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PoLIrIcAL.-Meeting Of the e ity Cou.er

PoLITIcAL.-Meeting Of the Z ity Conser.
vative Committee tonight.
Quite number Of Conserv atiyes visited
party headquarters, Park Ho' .el, yesterday,
and gave orders for theU transfers and
thereby saved themselves trouble and Sc
cured the right to vote November I'd.
The transfers thus obsa med by the City
Committee will be offere d for record at the
proper time. Those VT 10 do not accept the
help Of the City Comp Iittee in this matter
will either have TO 20 TO see one registrar to
get transfer and ap other one to record 1t
or will be unable TO vote in the presidential
election.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
POISON.

The principal cause Of n.arly oil sickness at this
time OF the year bas Its origin in a disordered
Liver which If not r.gulaied in time great suffer-
ing, wretchedneSs, and death win ensue. A gentle
man writing from South America, says:
81 have used your Simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect. both as prevention and cure for
Malarlsl Fevers on the Isthmus of Panama"
If you feel drowsy, debilitsted, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated YOU are suffering from torpid liver or
"bousness," and nothing Will cure you so speedily
aud permanently as TO take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Its given with safety and the happiest results 10
the mrst delicate infant 1t takes the place OF qui-
nine snd btters Of every kind 1t is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine In the world.
Prepared by j. II. ZElLIN CO.,
Philadelphia
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc 9-eodtAuIs
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHoOL UNION
The Presbyterian Sunday-School Union
held its monthly meeting last night at the
Grace Street church,. ID. X. Sleigbt (pre-
sidentl in the chair. The meeting was
opened with the usual religious services Of
prayer. Scripture.reading, and song; after
which Mr.. w. l.. Hill (secretary) presented
the following report for the month OF Sep
x,iz
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DEATH OF MIs BEVERLY GRIyasg. J.
Beverly Creme died at the residence Of his
father, Mr.. join Crane, No. sii north
Sixth street, last evening at S:45 O'clock. in
the thirtieth yearH bis age. Tive deceased
was for many years engaged In the book
business in this city, and had been book
keeper and business manager OF the Rich
mond Wing, besides having held other re-
sponsibe positions He possessed mos. ex-
celIent qualifafionssfor business, sud had .
large number OF warm personal friends,
who will be panied TO hear OF his untimely
demise. Mr. Grame had been In declining
health for nearly year. Last winter be
went to the South Ia the hope that be would
be improved. but his trip was to no pur.
pose. Until THURSDAY hast he was at his
post Of duty, since wEsch time be was con-
fined to his room aud bed. Among the
newspaper.men Of this city "Bev,v as be
was familiarity called. was always held In
bigh esteem, and they oil feel his death
most keenly.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
ID O'Clock from st James church.
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na. rurr,s PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.


SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss OF Appetite. Nausea, Bowels coss've' Psin
I'm the Head with dull sensation in The back part
Pain Under ,he shouider-Blade; Fullness After
eating with dislncInation to exertion OF body or
mind; IrritsbiIiiy Of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory. with feeling Of having neglected some
duty; wesrines, Dizziness, Fiusierins at the Heart,
pots Before the Ewes, yellow skin, Headache Rest
Iessness st night. Highly -colored Uripe.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RioUs DISEASES WILL SOON
Re DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 10 spch
oases. One dose effects such change OF feeling as
10 as:ouish the sufferer.
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TnR BRsT GIFT to give your enemy is forgive
noes; to your opponent. tolerance; to friend,
yoar heart; to your child, good example; to .
father, difference; TO your mother, conduct that
viii make her proud Of you; 10 yourself, respect;
t0 all men. charity, and TO the sick, simmons Liver
Regulator. found It excellent for sour stomach,
iaclSsstion, d.g:isess, and headache.
A. j. ADKINS.
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A REPopT rROM ILLINOIs.-DsnIel Ward, OF
Naples, SAYS: TUFTS Pills are even better thaa
represented. As an anti bilious medicine they hare
no equal. They seem to sct on the mu5as well ~
boGy. was continually moross and gloomy, with
forebodings Of evil-I am new another man have
COED appetite and digestion, aud feed cheerful aud
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LEVY BROTHERS, agents for FOSTERS hid
gloves, with patent laced fssteninss, received on
yesterday their carly fall importation. The Foster
u now the beau ideal Of z handsomely ttting and
comfortable Kid Glove, ana Is largely doing away
with the use OF buitoned kid gloves. as the laced
fastening rs so much more convenient. Levy BRO
THEIRS will take pleasure In showing their popular
brand to the ladies and gentlemen OF this city.
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H0w SuE WAIxa

WHY has Miss Graceful the best walk in town2
IN tell you young ladies<you" who give her
srown--
Why, lis not In her walk tits the At OF her shoes,
W5ieh she buys al CHARLES sIaGEL's; so or II
You choose,
AID have yourself fitted IN the very latest style
With shoes that the dainty Cinderella wonM be-
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BOARD OF ALDEnMEN.

REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES - FRAMED
BU1LDINGs-A RELIC; INTERESTING HIS
ToRY-pRoPosED CITY HosPITAL-PER-
soNAI.-BUsINEss FROM THE COMMON
COUNCIL CONQUERED IN = NEW BUsI.
NESS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JOHN ". WRIGHT. Sheriff. IL A. d., on Seven
teenth street between Franklin and Grace, sE-
gar, coffee, tea, &C.
r. B. LYME, Up. NJ, Frank lin street LOT, between
Madison and Monroe streets.
w. GODDIN,4 4 =. NJ. lot in Adams's Valley con-
tatsinE 367-l00 acres, and lot on Valley street
containing 81 acres.
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IS reports for September

Trinity school reported seventeen cOnver-
sions in the school since last report.
The next meeting will be held at Man
chester church on the second Sunday In
November.
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lYoR OTHER "LocAL" syT FOURTH PEEL
EMINENT DE. ]. J..oALDwELL,


II have used Colden's LIsYIG's LIQUID FIX.
TnACT OF BEEF largely n dsbufty. Jebrfis and
oersOras diseases, and have found Il one OF In
most reliable Of nutrient tonioa"
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CONCERT AND READlSo.-To.night At 81.
Marks church lecture-room mrs. heinnsIus
and Mr., w. II. Grant, Jr., VIII assist ~ !
eonsert. Miss Ida Hutzlcr VIII give Z Ieau'
ine. The notics Of the ensertainmeat "
pears elsewhere.
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Of the Holy Spirit was indispensable 70
success Ia The work. -

1uccfsS III tBR W0f8s
Rev. William y. Hatcher. ID. D., followed
N an address TO she children on their duty
70 their teachers. It was full of vsIusbfo
psscticai suggestions, presented IN biz best
style, and was listened 10 by his youug sll-
ditors with rspt attention.
The Supday.schoo4 music was under the
direction Of Colonel William r. Tapuer.
and was rendered by re schools and copgre.
CATION II the most impressive manper.
They were aided by NE grand organ, at
which ME. N. b. Ramos presided, and By
Kessnich's orchestra. Mrs. Bernard sang
/" There Is 8 Green Hill Ear Away" words
from Gospel Songs and music by Gounod.
The Rxeoative Comm!ree OF the Asso-
citation have determined Eeseafter to leave
the entire arrangement oPtbe programme
and character Of the exercises of the meet
ings Of the Association with the school
with which the Associations meets, hoping
thus 10 insure more interesting exercises.
The meetingin November win be held with
the Clay.Streer school aud IN December
with the PinesStfeet school.
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was clear and

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 4. NJ, SO;
A. NJ, 20; noon, 80; p. N., so; z.
~. 10; midnight. 65.
Mean temperature, 70 1.8.
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w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co., 100 Main street, have re-
ceived another supply ofnrstraie Green Tea, which
they,ar selling at soc. pound.
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Entered at the Post-Oaice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.l
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, souiherIy to westerly winds,
stationary or slight fall in temperature,
partly cloudy weather, with slight changes
In barometer.
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TIJTT'S HAlR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
WHsKrRs changed to q GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application Of this DYE. IL hnpartsa Natu-
yxl COlor. acts inStantsneously. Sod Oy druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF VI.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tny 29-eodtAp20l
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TfE ATTENTION OF THE MAR
l. PIED LADIES who have consented 20 act as
LADY-MANAGERS at the Fair OF the Guard OF
the Common wealth Is especially called TO notice
OF needing which Will appear IN inis eysnins's
Stree COMMITTEE
GUARD THE COMMONWEALTH.
&C l2-lt<
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NSE GREEN TEA al soc. 4 pound.
w. ID. BLAIR &.CO., ll09 Main street.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body 20
take on nesh thus the system Is nourished, and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. 20 cents. 80 MURRAY STREET,
my oa-eodtAp2O New York.
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FRAMED BUILDINGS.

Mr.: Rankin, frofa the Com nIttee ON ths
Fire Department, presented : ioint resolu.
ton giving cesmisslon 70 Vac following Bar.
sons 70 erect tpmed bull dings ia the cIty |;
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ID v. DANIEL Jx., AND ]. X. v. DAN.
Ill,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
O6lee, Room 90. Shafsr's eulldnnss eoyuer bank

ana Testh streets. RseaBends Va
.I..!: sx pfSrE &. E:Sss ss e s::s = sss5
SoGsc Raisosd Company wNt siye - v90HSsS
si(SnftlR snd eesytess e sny lsolsS.Sr9 ~ SSS~
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Or. Tut
Dear sir,-For ten years bsye been martyr 70
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended; used them. am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet, regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds Of hesh. They are worth their weigh
10 gold Rev. H. IL SIMPSON,
Louisville, Ky.
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8itllmond 1ispatfh.
TUESDAY. ...0CTOBER 70, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCR
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU.
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEws
PAPERs OF THE CITY.
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EXAMINE THE HANDKERCHIEF
LPAIIERN NOVELTY DRESS GOODS-never
out before this season.
oc3 CARDOZO, ALSOP, M0sBY & co.
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DRY GOODS.

T OOK AT THE BEAUTIFUL DRESS
IL GOODS just received at
oc3 CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSEY & CO.'S.
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COLID-COLORED SATIN DELYON
~ aud BROCADES TO match at
Oc3 CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY Il CO.'S.
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MUSICAL.

Miss SWAIN
HAS RESUMED VOCAL INSTRUCTION
No TIL EAST GRACE STREET,
and respectfully soiici,s the patronage 30 Anoiy
bestowed spon her In the past. oe o-eoaos
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15
Ancient Order United WOrkmen

This organization is disbursing each
month to widows and orphans, os viii
be shown by the monthly inancia
statements Of Supreme Recorder Sack
EFT from 100000 70 $4,000. Since
the order was first introduced in Ten.
nessee there has been paid to heir,
aud representatives Of deceased mem.
bers in this state $222,000. The A. 0
U. w. has the advantages Of both a
general and slate Jurisdiction. TIL,
money paid by the members is kept in
their respective states unless an ex
cessiye death rate should occur that
would carry the assessments beyond
the maximum annual rate established
In this event the assessments are
levied upon the order at large, and
every member is required to con
tribute to the relief Of the over-taxed
jurisdiction. The maximum annual
rate OF assessments runs from Is
to 48, according TO the established rate
Of mortality for the state. Louisiana
is highest and Michigan and Wiscon.
sin arc among the lowest. In Ten.
nessee the annual rate Of assessments
that tho numbers may be required Ia
pay is q. They cannot be called upon
to pay more under and contingency
AT the last session Of the grand lodge
Of Tennessee, it was decided to have a
state medical examiner. The grand
master appointed to this position DR.
j. NJ. Frazer, Of Chattanooga. who has
been doing very careful and important
service for the order. He has rejected
six applicants that we're passed by th,
local examiner, and doubtless would
have died, thereby entailing :
loss of $4,000, or six assess.
ments, to the members in Tennessee
The groltest possible care is now useC
in admitting members. as every appli
CANT has to pass two medical examin
ers and a scrutinizing investieatini
committee. Those safeguards. in con.
neotion with tho excellent fnancia
monthly system, which requires III,
supreme and all grand recorders tC
send out a monthly exhibit, approved
by a careful auditing committee
places the order-upon a firm, substan.
tisl basis, that gives entire satisfac.
ton to the members Of the fraternity
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New York Evening Post,l
Should the forthcoming report Of
the general Of the army prove his last
and it is confidently announced from
Washington that General Sherman has
determined TO 90 upon the retired list
next spring-it will give TO both GEN
eral Sheridan and General Hancock A
step upward in military position if not
in nominal rank, The titloo Of general
vas conferred specially upon General
Sherman, and thus does not pass 10 a
successor; but, 10 the event Of his re-
tirement, which the law enables
him to do on the completion Of
thirty years service, General Sber-
dan will take command Of the army al
Washington, aud General Hancock.
by established custom, will succeed az
Chicago to the important post now
filed by General Sheridan The
country will be 10th TO lose from its
active service I Q distinguished officer
now at the head Of the army; but II
will be glad to see any possible addi-
tional honor open 10 the gallant sol
der who by no means loses his place
in the hearts Of his countgymen be,
cause Of his defeat in a political olce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

ST. Louis, November 15,- 1t appears
that four railroad men went into Elan
aigan's saloon about half-past eleven
and ordered drinks. which were paid
for. Shortly afterwards more drinks
we're taken aud the party started 10
leave the saloon without settling fol
them. Flanagan asked for his pay
and a row ensued in which Flaunlgar
drew a revolver and shot Tobia:
Laughlin dead aud sent a ball through
the lungs of his brother, DAME.
Laughlin, The dead body Of ToL;aI
wSs taken to the morspo and hi,
brother was takon to his boarding.
house, 1909 Broadway. Tobias Laugh.
lin was an engineer on the Wabash
railroad, and bad a vito and two chill,
dren somewhere in Canada,
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on.ResIdenta nd CredItor,s NotIoa.


No. ssS-In tho Chaneery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.-W A. Holt. admir- ~istratoP
ef.K. B Holt, deceased, vs., G.. A. Wilcox
RI appearing from the bill In this eau Q that
i It ie q proceeding insti ute TO wind u and
settle the estate of N. B. Holt, deceased, W.
an InsolVent estate: It is therefore ordered
thst ali p rites claiming 10 b. interest in said
estata mske their app arance herein at the
courthouse Of Shel y county, Ia Memp' is, on
or before tho 6rst Monday in January, 1881,
snd have themselves made part es defend
ant hereto and exhib and establish their
demands, or the same will be forever barred;
II also appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the ofendants, N. d. holt, II. McGee,
]. II. krwing, Charles Barton and Lizzie r..
Barton are non residents Of the State Il ZEN
nessee; II IA therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, ( the court
house Of shelby county, in Memphis Tenn A.,
on or before the first Monday in January
Isl, and plead, answer demur 10 complain
and bill, or the SAINT will be taken for con
tossed ~ 10 them and set for hearing oX-pArt;
barred; and that q copy Of the . orders Do
published once \ week, for four BuoeoaglVo
weeks, in the Public Ledger,
This 10th day of November, 1870.
A c~opy-Attest.
R, J, BLACK, Clerk snd kastsr.
By ,. B. MoHRHRY, d. o. NJ.
Taylor & Carroll, sol. for compile.
o. % TAX
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woman. The kind is not great, but
Of its kind it is perfect There is not
much to be said in the presence OF
such an extraordinary and absolutely
delicious work. Natural without
tsmeness, simple without insipidity,
and all aglow with piquancy and love
illness, it captures the sympathy Of
every human creature who can feel
the magic Of ingenious, sparkling and
child like womanhood. There can be
no doubt Of the supreme excellence
Of this impersonation it stands alone.
The company co operating with Mile.
Bernhardt has not thus far produced
an impression of anything moro than
average mediocre merit"
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VictorY in Derenf.

The Waverly Journal says: In all
the history ofparties it has never been
the lotof any candidate to fight greater
contingencies than s. +. Wilson in the
late contest, And though defeated,
no man ever made a more gallant fight.
Had the people only been true to
themselves, and went to the polls he
would o.day be governor of Tennes
see, but for this fact he is beaten.
But he goes not down unwept and un-
honored, but regretted and sincerely,
aud in the hearts of thousands memo
ry Of him and his championship oil
human rights and human liberty will
be cherished, Though not elected his
:, all things considered, a victory he
and his friends many be Justly proud
of.
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MEMPHIS AND KANSAS RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.
Articles of Association Filed II
Little Rock.
Little Rock Gazette, I,,b.,

Little Rock Gazette, 1ith.l
Articles of association were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday
of the Memphis and Kansas railway
company. The capital stock of tae
company is S4,000,OO0, and it is pro-
posed to construct a railroad through
Arkansas, commencing on the oppo-
site side of the river from Memphis,
running northwesterly through Crit
tenden, P~oinsett, and Craighead
counties to intersect the Iron Noun
tain railroad in Lawrence county, and
thence through Lawrence, Sharp and
Fulton counties to the Missouri state
line. The roal is to be 40 miles long.
The stockholders are. Louis Hanauer,
Memphis; B. +. Patterson, Memphis;
Andrew j. Kellar, Memphis; II. G..
Dent, Memphis; Casey Young, Mem
phis; c. W. Frazer, Memphis; J. NJ.
Kealing, Memphis; Henry Boas, Wal
nut Ridge; j. A. Lindsay. Walnut
Ridge; +. Krone, Walnut Ridge; T.
D. Culberham, Jonosboro, Ark; j. N.
Burk, Jonesboro, Ark; I. II. Dent,
Concordia, Ark, and John r. Gibson
and A. Balfour, Powhattan, Ark.
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Scene OF lle Great Dlsasler.

STELLARToN, N. s., November Is.
-Entrancest to the mine have been
closed by putting down bundles Of
pressed hay, brush and throwing on
elrth. The PictOn steam FIRE engine
arrived by special train at 8 p. m, and
both it and the New Glasgow steamer
are pumping water into the pan shaft.
1t was fully expected that a heavy ex-
plosion would take place Immediately
after the entrances wero closed and
tho air shut off from the mine, but up
to 10 o'clock none had occurred.
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"AM Gone to Hem!r


Jafhrvh iIip4up elW sVh
One Of our prominent democrats
illustrates bis feeling over the situa-
tion by an anecdote Of old Colonel
Worthington, Of Columbus, Miss. The
colouels party in the good old days
had been defeated badly and the next
morning after the election as he came
walking down the street some one
said Good morning, colonel! How
is your family?" The colonel boinc
rather hard Of hearing, did not un,
derstand the question, but supposing
he was being Intercepted about the
election, be replied without stopping
or raising his head; "All gone to hell
All gone to hell
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Let RYgones BE Bxroner.

Nashville American.
An article reproduced from the
Memphis LEDGER complains of the
course of some state credit papers
since the election The LEDGER goes
IS far towards a square acceptance of
the result a a sense Of dignity will
permit the defeated to go. When it
says, I'VE have no inclination to hig
gle over the issues OF the canvass, that
is among the bygones so far as we are
concern d." it speaks the general sen
timent 0 the party it represents. The
LEDGER urges upon the 50, 1000 citizens
who voted for what they they thought
was right submission to the people
TO feel that they are still democrats.
We have been pleased to see the LED
GER and the Franklin Review and
Journal recognize that there are
other questions left after the settlement
Of the one about which they dis
agreed that there are other duties to
perform. The question Of submission
has been finally settled, and hence we
do not see the necessity resting upon
the dem )cratic majority to continue
the war. The LEDGER admits that
the debt will be settled. What more
is there to quarrel about? But is
there a disposition to prescribe dem
ocra's b cause they have not acted
with the majority? We think not.
Here and there one hears an expires
sion from before the election, but we
think the common sense view prevails
generally. The men Of the late mi
nority have their own interests in
their own hands. Devotion to
the best interests of the state and o.
the democracy, and conservative en-.
deavor to put this great state on the
highway Of progress, will be to them
as to Others the sure passport to popu-
ar favor and support.
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A Grand Reputation.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached a r, putatron that is
not limited by the confines of section
or country. There. are no injurious
substances nor false and temporary
stimulants in the preparation. 1t il
purely vegetable and compounded
under a formula that has passed severe
tests aud won endorsements from som,
Of the highest medical talent in the
country.-LNew York World.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield
Co, and w. n. Wilkinson & Go.