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WANTED. HAN NDS TO NJ X Il
w SRICK at SmIialeli, Va. hto. "A Il "
HANDS aud SAW MILL HANDS In Virginia. and
a large number II WOMEN COOKS. &C.. and MkN
as WATERS for private families aud hlpls North.
AJply TO j. T.. JCsTIs.
FMD,OymeDt Agent.
q. No. Fifteenth street
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STTUATION WANTED By 4 YOUNG
- LADY. a graduate Of hlgh-gradc college, to
teach Latin. French, Music, and usual tRglish
branches. Mathematics. &c Private family pre-
ferrsd. Best ref, rences. Terms moderate. Ad-
dress l.. X. J, 3 10 north Eleventh sfr,Cs. Rich-
mOnd. Va. je 1G-dlt,swlt&W2t
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WANTED, SUMNER BOARDFRS At
w "POINr OF FORK" Fnyanna county, Va.
Location healthy and desirabe. Water good, and
plenty OF ice,
TERMS: slJ per month Of four weeks. No cii-
cfcu taken under i've years ofags. For fughe e2r-
tlculnrs address Mas. II =. sEAY.
je l5-2iaw2ws Columbia. Fluyanus county W.
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WANTED: y COMPE1 EET MIDDLE.
w AGED NURSE. without incnmtsance. Ap-
ply al 40 eat Cary street, from 10 z 4. ~.
f. I5.jt
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sandy Springs.

We are glad to say that our farmers are
taking moro care in preparing their lands
this year than ever before. The only rea-
son we can assign for this is that they are
all encouraged by their fine prospects. ]. i. !.
Our school is in q growing condition. Our
teacher is doing oil he can TO advance the
cause of education in our midst, and we be-
iieve ne viii be crowned with succes1.....
Mr.. T. L. Reid tells us that there. was rain
fall of eighteen inches during the recent wet
weather. He learned It from boiler OF
that depth in his yafti......A very singular
occurrence took place ut Henry White
field's tcoloreO on the night of tho 10Th
inst. An old we'll, of which no one can
ssise any, ;sss, ii; i; In. tu negro si.id
that he had rode over It many time. It
is Just in front of his house, and is forty feet
deep. ANONYMOUS.
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Pomone Grange No. @. p. II, viii meet
In their hall on Saturday, Sd day Of April
next, at III o'clock Q. m. Members, dele
gntes end brethren are earnestly requested
to give their attention. No live Grange
should fail TO be represented, and the dcr;S-
ant and dropping ones arc especially Ieeues-
ted to be prosent, in order. to give in tho
causes or probable causes of their diseased
condition, so as to intelligently apply the
most appropriate and approved remedy. At
the January meeting Pomona Grange edop-
ted . resolution requesting tho Masters and
Secretaries TO use every available means TO
revive and gesuscitafe all dormant and
dropping Oranges during the next summer,
and wtere there was no hope Of reyivine
by consolidating or otherwise, 70 withdraw
such charters at once. 6ub-GTanges in this
condition will. therefore, be pleased 10 give
us their presence and attention, and consult
with us es to the most efficacinns remedial
application for restoration, vigor, healthy
and useful working. A living body Joined
70 an inert body and forced to drag It on
through life will certainly retard progress,
be exceedingly unpleasant, not TO cay an.
noying and loathsor1e and must eventually
exhaust the life and energy OF the healthy
body. Brethren, let not this fatality coine
upon our order through our inaction, care
ieasneSs and want OF maternal care.
EXECUTIVE CoMuryrEG.
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To.yvnv,.nle.

- a ! - - =
- 1aay party On U grunu scale Dy the pu-
pills of tho Academy may be expected. 1t
has been proposed to place an organ in the
Baptist Church, and money fcr, that pur-
pose is being solicited. -. Messrs. J.. "A.
Gaines and j. A. Burgess have respectively
25 and LIS acres of wheat that can't be beat
L. Abe c.:..;t CAPT .s.epir i FTiarrIs
ST., o lifelong resident of the Fork, died
on the 18th instant in the nth year of his
age he was grandson Of Gen Andrew
Pickcns Of Revolutionary note. and had q
largo circle OF relatives and friends here and
elsewhere who VIII sympatiiise warmly
with the bersaved household Mr.. w C.
hfcCafley, prominent merchant of this
place, found Unnecessary to enlarge his store
room recently, Evidences OF Townville'a
growth are constantly occurring 49,. Asrs.
elizabeth, wife of mr.. JRmes nj. Hopkins,
of oconee County, died January q. 1850,
having been a fleyout and faithful comrau-
aicant OF the Baptist Church for SO ysars.
gie xgaS fll sssara OF aea tr,d ,enn a r1etive nf
Abbesiile Couaty. AtMA.
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The Stellar phenomena which will ap-
pear In the sky shortly, announce, as we
are told by the Luxembourg Gazette, an
event which may become dangerous and
destructive to the earth and its inhabi.
tents.
Since the beginning of the Christian
era the Perihelia (thus the appearance of
The stars in th;, ueighborhood of the sun
is called) of the four great planets, Jupi-
ter, Uranus, Saturn and Neptune, have
not taken place at the same time. But
this event will occur during the next five
years, and according to DR.. Knapp, who
has collected mass of statistical mate
rial on this subject, the nearuess Of these
planets to the sun, when occurring at the
same time, has SO far always been marked
by great epidemics and mortality. The
views of astronomers are to the effect that
when one or more Of the great planets
come near to the sun, the Temperature
and the condition of our atmosphere Is so
disturbed, that destructive fluctuations,
dreadful torrents of rain, long continued
droughts, &C., arise, by which haryests
are destroyed and pestilential epidemics
produced among men and beasts. DIR.
Knapp, while examining the history of
the great epidemics OF more than 1000
years previous to our present time, has
found the fact always confirmed that the
nearness of 3 great planet to the Gun has
invariably baen followed by an epidemic.
Thus in the 9th and 10th centuries three
of these great planets had appeared near
| the sun, and in these periods at the same
time the greatest and most destructive
pestilential epidemics Of the Christian
era have occurred. But soon after 1880,
for the first slime during the last 1000
yeeEs, all four of these great planets will
| at the same time come into the perihe.
lion, so that probably, for several wears.
viz, from 1880 20 1885, the health and
lives of the inhabitants of the earth will
| be exposed to o severe trial.
foundations, failures of hervests, es.
pecially of potatoes, deadly feyers among
mon and pests among the cattle are pro-
phesied as precursors of the perihelion of
the planets.
We do not mention DR.. Knapp's fore.
bodings in order to distress anybody, we
simply communicate facts. That the
simultaneous nearneBs to the sun of all
the great planets of cur solar system, one
of which, Jupiter, is thousand times
larger than the earth, must cause conbid-
erable disturbances in our atmosphere
end temperature, is possible that these
aietnrhs nces re; &c injurious injurious 20 hoaith
; is equally possible; and that these as
Economical phenomena hage hitherto
been accompanied by great epidemics, is
proved by history. - Charleston NeDs and
| Courier.
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a contemporary properly describes
Judge Field, the man who Is looming up
as q Democratic presidential candidate,
as "honest, fearless aud Independent.
He Is welded to constitutional principles
and to constitutional laws. He sskes
the Constitution in its spirit aid essence
and interprets it with mind interpene-
tratad with the geniuf If our institutions,
q mind in sympathy with that of the
fathers, who conceived and who fashion,
ed this Governmental fabric of ours,
which balances with such care, with
such nicely of adjustment the respective
and reciprocal rights and powers of the
General tIoFernment and Of the States -
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nel.en rownslip slnginr convont,an.


This body held It's second meeting st
Belton on the Goth and 2lst instsnta, Del
egates were present from Shady Grove, Big
Creek, Belton and Cedar Grove SUNDAY
Schools and Choirs. After enrolling the
names of the delegates present, the Conyon-
ton went into an election for officers TO
serve FOR the present year, resulting as fol-
President--B. d. Dean.
Vice President-B. L, johnson.
Secretary. M. Cox.
The Convention was lead in singing dur
ing the session by the following gentlemen !:
j. j. Ragsdale, e. T. Tollison, J. NJ. Daven.
port, r: NJ. Poore, B. L. Johnson and Prof.
L. L: Clinkscales, of Martin Township Sing
ing Association. m
On Sunday DR.. W. G. Brown favored the
Convention with one of his happiest efforts
in the way OF an impromptu speech.
After passing resolution of thanks to
The citizens of Delton for their generous
hospitality, and also q resolution requesting
the Secretary to furnish tho Anderson IN.
TELLIaEKoER and Anderson journal with a
condensed report of the proceedings of the
meeting for publication, the Convention ed.
journed to meet at Big Creek on Saturday
before the third Sunday IN August next.
b. D. DEAN, President.
]. NJ. Cox, Secretary.
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YEs, AN PRouD OF THE NAilE-WoMAN's
Best FaIEND.---To relieve the aching heart
OF women and bring Joy where sorrow
reigned supreme, 10 a mission before which
the smiles of kings dwindle into utteryirl4
significance. TO do this Is the peculiar
province OF DR.: J. Bradfeld's Female Regu-
IaVvii n Wn,uii, lruin tho nuuDerless cures IL
Woman's Best Friend. The distressing
complaint known as the whites p and enc
various Irregularities of the womb, to which
woman is subject disappear like magic be.
fore single bottle of this wonderful con-
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs:,.

We desire to return our sincere thanks to
the hundreds of ladies who, by their pres
ence, made our "Grand Spring Opening
suyh u natterlng srccess, and at whose
hands VIC were the recipients of 80 much
praise and kind sncomian,s; but the fact
thatwe could not properly wait upon all Is
deeply regretted, /, and we give now the posi-
tive assurances that we at all fasare occs-
sions shalI be equal to the emergency.
Very Respectfully,
ARNsrEIm & RosE.
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JanIh.is:so
Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Y $50 ri7is CoUETY .by .X1;pEREoN.


In the Court Of Common Acas.
NJ K. Richafdson, Administrative of j.
Frank Richardson, vs. Ada O. Richard
son, Bedlah J.. Richardson. ct als- Cont
L plant TO Sci Real Estate iai aid of As:e.s,
+ Partition, DO. y s,sl, .s.,5s ,3s5,. .is
TAY uirl.sa nf an osdas 20 me =diseatas. I. y
|. ID, his Honor Thomas Thomson, presi-
ding Judge of the 9Th Judicial Circuit, In
the nhnva stated c.ise, / win sell at rAnder-
hont O. HI, s.. O., at public sale, on SALE.
DAYSIHa APRIL next, the following prou-
erty as the Real Estate Of J. Frank Rich
arJiEon; deceased to wit: - :sEfs,ss +
ONE TRACT, OE. LAND, containing 337
acre9 moro ~ Iess, taftIiate in TA,ndefson
County, on Reclc Greek, adjoining lauds Of
Cobb ana Gfeehfee Ellison. rs s;'.,
TEntfs OF SALE ore-half cash the 9TH
er half to be due and payable on the first OF
January, 1881, with interest from day of
sale purchaser to give bond and mortgage
to secure payment, with leave to anticipate
payment at any time.
ONE HOUSE, AND lot, in the Town
OF Williamston, containing one and three
fourth (i2) acres, more or less, bounded by
Main street on the North, lands of G.. w.
Anderson on the South, land of VIM. Cle-
ment on the East, and lot Of II. v. Acker
on the West. Z.
esrea as Gale 1tssI. Z I'::.>.;zqF I:..;F I 10 i.sly
extra for papera. ~ I.
March II, 1880 s5
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Other Pianos wear out
sWERTEEg SAFE !.
STATE OF SOUTH oARoLINA.

Static OFs SOUTH CAROJINA, Il
ANpEEsoN COUNTY.
NHY virtue of various Executions 20 me
I'D directed, will expose to eale on the
irst MONDAY in'APRIL, A. D. 1880, at
Anderson Court House, South Carol lima, the
following Tracts of Land, to wit: $. /
Tract No. j, containing eighty-nine (89)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
). H Jones, N, @. Acker, William Archer
and Others. -
Tract 10. Q, containing six and threa-
fourth (8sl acIe5, more or less, bounded by
lands OF Mrs. Sarah Bohanau, Catharina
Fant and j. r. Cochran. 80
Also, one old Buggy, and Harness, and
one-half interest in one Cotton Gin. =,
Levied on as the property OF a. e. 30.
hannon, in Eessoe.. 6. 6. asaavvSGrath "a s. Byrum,
and Others, against A. e, Bohannon.
Terms of Bale--Cash. Purchaser to pay
ozttfa fJF al Ii5ct5Sary papers. 80 !
( JAMES III. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County. !
March IL. 1880 aE sS3.Fd' 1
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SHERTEF,g GATH.
STATE OF souTH cARoLINA

~ ;z5ss Z, -.sss>1ississoTT sG0UNTI.
ElpY virtue OF various Executions to :,t
A-P directed. will expose to sale or
FIRST MONDAY in APRIL. A. d. 1880
at Anderson Court House, s. o., all of De.
fendants interest in one
TRACT OF LAND,
,SUutuIuiug Unu nuuureu anu HeyenIy-geven
f117) acres, moro or less, bounded by lands
OF D. i. Walker. Elizabeth Breazeale, e, n.
ieayclI and others.
Levied on as the property of a. Reed
Campbell IN fayorof Crane, Boylston q CO..,
and Others, against a. Reed Campbell. J
Terms Of sale Oash-purchaser 20 pay 'er-
tro for ell nanezsarx ..s... iss4i : =,
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County. +
March III 1890 a6 A. Z
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CSTATE on SOUTH CARoLINA,-

~ ANDERSON CouNTy. !,
By ~ ". Hrpaptreys, fudge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Miss Susan d. Adger has
applied to me TO grant her Letters of Admin
nexed. Of the Estata of and efeets OF. Jo!k.::.
y. Adger, Jr., deceased.
These are therefore 90 cite and atirnonisi
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said John 3. Adgcr, Jf.. decd, that
tipy be and appear beForc me IN the Court
Friday, the 2hI day OF Hprii. 1850. aiteT .ssr
publication hereof, TO show cause, ifNty
they have, why the snid Administration
should not be granted. Given undes my
hand, this z5th DAY ofI February, 1850. =
w. w. HUMPHREYS. y. u,
+ March lB. 1880 m
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@. A. Reed Ag' :, keeps up bis reputation
on Hats. He has just received the largest
stock he hes ever h;la, and Is selling them
rapidly at his extfen.ely low prices.
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MARBLE YARD.
lAEllyYaayga goll lethiIlg NNaaITr NNaaITr !

( a ND ATTRACTIVE at No. Granite
iE1A Row. This time we have just rts.
ceiyed an elegant lot OF FINE BLANs-
KETS. Ladies' and Gents underwear.
somethiRg GOOD. Another invoice Of
beautiful CLoAKS, very cheap. S.
snsSe3, choice Aiagn ola Hams, ard a great
many other eond khinas Come sa4iss S..lsa
them. a. Is. TOWERS e. CD. s.
Dec 4, 1870 81
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THE GEORGIA BABY BONDS WILL.
buy NEuRALotHE. NeuraIgino viii cure
:, s1tits A tNrtIi aSia fEiId
Headache lead to diaease disease 10 death.
Moral Go to Simpson. Reid & Ca. rs and
set q bottle of Neural gine md ba relieved.
X HuRT. RANKIH & IaAItAn,
Wholesale Agents. Atlaata, Ga.
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orr Eenlisalla I.iEt foz s 6


0lr Pgeliisiaa sist fox B b.
Best Irish Pcta toes. i. :: .s5 DlJ
Best peck 0nioEis. \. 8 %
Largest SVetermeln lon OF good d I'D sitss. S iPJ
Six bret Ttirnjp * q IN.
InTse Best Gnbbaee 5esds SD an
H tine s3talet 3
Earliest Quart Fsn iSi afse led
R6ctcsr and ie Ga tisis, eIofiI,
{nriiess Quart Isl fje JFoflat -, ~ . n sdsrs
sf osstf Vegetable GrTfseis, eli d. A
Earliest nnnch Ct d0ssl Radisii1s q stable
Size &sos7cy and taIss lt.ss sss.
The above are onist open 10 ptlrei, Of
our eds w . will clains noneof a5sAiI.s
pies except the w erineipns
Orders Fer i've Clott;irs worth OF seeils
cept Pens Gnd Beans by the Eect tliid Orr
ION Sets end potatoes eIiyese Cd ires at any
station on Sisai 4 Zine OF G & c Gssl llto ID.
we hEndle Buigss'a Garden s;eeda sd itsa 8
Flower Seeds, end wotill be pleaseli to orfs
der any hing not IN stock,
We have b1nght direcs ffssll II Ajigtisisy d
loa Qf the ;fiii cent Genpihe Alssiig
RattIe sHak ks w atelfnel elut Seed
For sysicuIarE call or or Ssa 81
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1sso.1ssS-A Period Of misfortune.

j. NJ. Cox, Secretary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-20
TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1880.
EVENT and COMMENT

The Wytheville Enterprise says: Mr..
Geo. W. Palmer of Saltville lost week
before last at sea, l57 out of lS5 head of
fine cattle. They were insured ut 500
each Our beef exporters seem to have
q stormy time Of 1t on the Atlantic.
The same paper says gentleman
from the South some days since stopped
at the residence of Mr.. l.. II. Bryant in
Grayson Co. and while there developed
= case of small pox. Mr.. Bryant was
formerly member of the Virginia Leg
jslature, perhaps in 1871, and is a rela-
tive of the Messrs Dickcy of Bristol.
David Smallwood, shoemaker in the
employment of j. II. Ewald & Co. OF
Wytheville has been arrested for steal
Ing leather and other material from his
employer. The evidence seems over
whelmingly against him.
The Bland South and West says its
delegate Mr.. llarman, who Is six and a
half feet high, ''is as big in intellect as
he IL in STATURE" Then why not send
him "away down in Maine" and let him
straighten out matters in the timber
Slater
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man appealed to the Governor for COM
mutation of his sentence to imprison-
ment for life, which was refused
Webb's counsel subsequently applied to
the Court of Appeals for writ of error ;
the application was denied. Webb was
regarded as a bad man, and so much was
he feared by his neighbors that many
of his acts of lawlessness were unnotic-
ed. his neighbors fearing to prosecute
him, knowing that in case of failure to
convict him, Webb would visit his re-
vcnge upon his informer. About year
before the murder of Ncstor Webb was
released from the Pcnitentiary, where
he had served Il years term for receiving
stolen goods. A few years ago Webb
got into difficulty with his brother
John, in which the latter shot and severe
ly wounded him in the hip. John is
now undergoing term in the State
prison for this act of lawlessncss. From
the time of his arrest up to Christmas
day, Webb persistently denied any con
neclion with Il knowledge Of the murder
of his father-in-law.
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MORE HANGING.
Tennessee Goes At 1t.
Hall and Smith to Swing at
Murfroesboro.

A special from Nashville to the New
York HERALD last week says:
John Hall and Burrcll Smith, the ne
& OCs who assassluaied MaiorJ. II. Pugh
las, May, were sentenced by the SUI
plemc Court to-day to he hanged on the
20ih of next month at Murlrcrsboro.
They took their sentence with the Ut
most coolness, having previously re-
marked that they expected nothing shOr
of the death sentence. They did no.
wish TO speak In their own behalf, bu,
wanted 10 do 50 on account Of one of the
negroes who had been convicted Of arson
ANA sentenced to lOriy-Onc years mpur-
0umcnt. This was decided to be inud-
missable, and they were reminded back
to Jail. John Hall boldly asserts that hc
killed pugh, while Smith repeats that
II Hall had not killed him he would
have finished him. pugh was n promi-
nrnt merchant Of Mutliccsboro. At II
O'Clock at night, May 10, Hall and Smith
went to Pugh's slorchOusC with view
to robblng It. Pugh was aroused by n
dog aud went out TO see what was the
matter. While STOPPING to pass under
some strips fastened across the pathway
Hall fired upon and missed him. and
then fired u second shot, which took Of
feet just below the left nipple. Pugh
returned into the house, while blood
gushcd from the wonnd, and died the
following night. Ten Of Hall and
Smiths gang, composed Of whites and
blacks, were arrested, aud nearly all Of
them sentenced to long terms Of lmprls-
Onmcnl.
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THE CARTER MURDER.
Cousin VS.. Cousin, and Bowers
VS.. Bowers.

The Knoxville CHRONICLE of Thurs
day gives the following particulars Of
the Carter county murder, which the
News was the first to make known to
the public. A writer from Carter coun-
ty to the CHRONICLE says;
As Nelson Bowers was returning home
from Church Sunday night, january II,
between the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock
he stopped at the widow Bowers and
was standing at the window talking to
Tennic Bowers, Il girl of bad character,
who was lying in her bed. "Buster"
Bowers and John Rutlege came up and
asked who was there, and received the
reply, at is me--Nelson Bowers. -
"Bustcr" Bowers then stepped back five
or six steps and fired at Nelson with an
army gun, which was loaded with rifle
balls. Three Of the balls entered his
body just above the heart, and one went
through his left arm. When Nelson fell
Buster Bowers and Rutlcgc ran oil,
but they were both arrested this morn
ing. A jury Of INCEST was held over the
dead body Of Nelson Bowers this morn
ing, and after an examination Of the
witnesses, It decided that the deceased
camn to his death at the hands Of "Bus-
ter' Bowers, aided by John Ru.lrgc.--
They were both taken to Eli2abcth,on
Under a strong guard, where they will
have u hearing before some Justice of
the Peace. NIvo.
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DREAMS.
Talmage Tells What he Knows
About Them.
rrophcsy nnd pysp.psI,.

rroDh"sy nnd pyspepsli.
The New York Herald OF Monday
saysj
Dr. Talmage preached yesterday In
the Brooklyn Tabernacle on the subject
Of "Drcams and Night Visions" taking
his text from Joel, H., 2s.-"I will pour
out my spirit npon MI flesh; yonr old
men shall dream dreams and your young
men shall gee Visions" IN this photo
graph Of the millennium, said DR.. Tai
mage. the dream Il lifted into great con-
splculty Men may call II nocturnal
phanlasla of The absurd combination of
waking Ihonghts, and vilb u slur Of IN
tonuiion may say, at Is only dream" I"
But God has honorci The dream by max.
Ing u The nyenuc Of communication
thruAsh ehich lie has again aud again
marched upon The soul hntl has decided
the fate of nations aud changed The
course Of The worlds history. Does
God nov reveal himself through
dromnsY isa practical question which
cvetyhody usks. and which attempt
thi. morning 10 answer. You Asis srir I
believe In dreams My answer IL 4
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Superb Steel EnoraVinas !

It's immense circulation enables it,
proprietor to spend more on embellish-
ments, stories, &c., than any other --
IL gives more for the money, and com
hines more merits, than any In the
world. In 1850 II New FEATURE will
br introduced N the shape Of n series Of
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CHEAPEST and BEST
%
PlIBRSCN'S MAGAZINE.
FULL-SIZE PAPER PATTERNS |

A Supplement will he given in ev-
cry number for 1890, containing a full.
size pattern for n lady's or Child's
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