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k5- TIE REACTION.
THE BOOM ENDED.
Low PRICES TAKE THE LEAD.

LAWNS at 81. 2, el5 10, 12x. aud 15c. q yard;
s %sRRfs &C & fcAiieSEs q ss;;s yard: ,.,,
LACE-sTRfPED PIQUEs At loc. per yard worth
srh tnsi and CHECKED MUsLISs at lose. per
Dnsss S%s;s Ssrsd$ SSSr PSSI
gr.S SrEsh aad c6 SO MEXICAN GRENA-
vr nNE 4 1a s'ffSo c wS worth f5z
B,rwa Tss in ip' SWISS, STRIPED. CHECKED, and
WORKED MusLlNs; ,rs,,r,,os ,u,
&c. TO sl.25 per yard. We show the largest
stock In HE city. Our prices are always the
ToRCHoS, MALTESE, ,LANGUED3G; BR Bra
SIAN, and other NEw.sTYLE LACEs, at the
lowest prices IN this ely:
A large lot OF TIDES at about one half OF regular
NoTT1T,iisNsGU,M CURTAIN LAcFs at 1910. worth
MI &C., at isSc. worth a5c., at 2oc worth Soc, at
w5 aas n's c6sTxiy MusEIss at lcs yard
worth Be-. nj l2fc. worth zOc., at ZOc. worth
soc. al zoe worth 45c.
BEST MEXICAN IlAMMOCks: r,xco
RED. cnEGK Witt, a ., FANG CA MMIINiSoyWS
SILK, ss!SSlIAM SERGE, , AtRAGA. and CAM
JAPANESE PARAsOLs at 5'lV' H. z'' 3D. anu
40c.; .,s
FANS OF every ofscTlpbei lEDih 60 y" y" NNN"'
Ribbons in All widths and guaiilies;
TWISTED SILK MITS: r<,,, e,,,,,
KID, SILK, THREAD, COTTON ana Doo-shiS
see The FOSTER KID GLOVES, with the patent
lace fastening-'he best kid glove In ihe world:
RBADY-MADE DRESSES and ULsTEhS III great
All kinds kinds Of UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES. As
we manufacture these garments, We oaer 'hs
hest goods for the least money.
GFNTLFMEN'S SHIRTS Of our own manufacture;
LINEN CARRIAGE-ROBEsin great variety AZ ex-
TRUNKS, BAGS, and sATCHELs at manufac-
WHITE QUILTS at so, IS, 90c., sl.25, $3.50
Sl.75. aud 81: .~o -
MARSEILLEs QUILTS at s1.50 worth ~ 80, at
az so worth a. at 1870 worth IS;
WOOL TABLE-COVERS at IL worth 81 50i
Bargains in TOWELS, TABLE:CLoTHS. NAP
KINS, DOTLIES. and CRUMB-CLOfHs;
LACE and SILK SCARfS and BOWS In great va
rely. . o,,-rs,r
TO get FIRsT-CLAsS GOODS at the LOWEST
pIICFS 20 fo The great DlsY-GOODs EMPORIUM
Of fell LEVY BROTHERS.
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FANCY GOODS.
An IMMENSE STOCK
IA AT
500 BROAD STREET.

We receive during thl, week the largest ,,.., 4
FINE GOODS we have shown. 4 clu will satisfy
any one Of hi, fact.
An elegant assortment Of TpIPLE.PLATE 80.
VERWARE CASTOR> from $3.50 t1 :S-,.sht
or ten patterns; BEAUTIFUL rpFBGNLs:
HANDSOME CAKE-BA>KtT~, WAIrlR>,
GOBLETS; novelties IN PERFUME. ami
CARD-STANDS. These goois ate warranted
equol e the best, and the moderate price for ME
elegant designs and woihmln.hip riI surprise
al.
In VELVET FRAMES offer .oycral novelties at
IL that are retailingin Now York for I.jn AMI
sI75. and our FiFTY.CENT CABINET 5
equal u any shown At 7jc. iu town.
WATER.COOLERS Of hsnd-ome hni Do ann lie
best quality, al sizes, ar very low prizes;
UNION WEB HAMMO'Ks ~ 81 and -. var.
ranted 10 hold weight Of 500 AMI son pounds;
MEXICAN GRASS HAMMOCK, for those that
prefer them.
bought an importers entire line # SAMPLES 4
ALBUMS at first cost, and slill -ell hem q a
correspondingy low prics; SOLID LFAlIfR,
MOROCCO, and CALF, Ia elegant dssig4-,ir'm
see. 70 1915.
very choice assOrtmeu. Of VASES AMI TOILET
SETS: a small job lot OF ELEGANT CUi aai
HAND.PAINTED EUD-VASE> at 81 q pair
worth sl.75: HANDSOME PlNh TOILET
SITS at $50 and sl.7j worth -.
In GENTLPMEN'S CHAINS w have very iae
lot OF SHELL CHAINS, win CHARMS. at3oc.i
so patterns PLATED CHAINS. gooi quality
atsI;2Opa terms OF the BEST STOCK PLAlt'
warranted, AZ from 20 10 IS.
| Novelties in NICKEL and NICKEL AND GILT
SLEsVE-BUTTONS az 2Jc.; HANDSOME
STOCK PLATE BUTTONS II 80. 7jc, ani -.
Elegant new designs in LADIES BRACELtI'N
So, 81. 10, IS. ana 1928.
| In sATCHgLS and TRANELLiN1-BA>hhI> We
have a very large line A. low 3 ices.
| DURABLE sTEW-PANS. PRHsERNlNG-hEI-
TIES. PORCFLAIN.LISED KETTLE. g..
W. \. STEVENS, sos Broad ireel.
The largest aud best sock of CANE - 10. ~,
| 20, and 25c., shown I'm the city. yN
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NARBAGANSETTs
FARTHER PETALS Of the Loss OF sh's
steasner.

THE COLLISION IN THE MIDNIGHT Foe=As
AWFUL SHOCK AND Thrill OF DE-
sp.,n-cowARpICE OF THE CREW AND
IrrRo,sm OF SOME OF the PASSENGERS
A BRAVE SEAMAN WHO SAVED foNl'
LrvEs-HIs ACCOUNT OF THE ACCIDENT
ALApY's pITEoUs sToRy-THE MARIA
GANsETT AND sgoNiNGToN BUILT 10
RUN TO RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
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DEATHfs.

n,ed "a vcslcrsav. IAN instant, WILLIAM ].
pif:ssFR III, the any. fourth year OF his see,
is funeral Will tske place from the resiqsmes ~ n,
MS bro.Ior =. Bell bigger. No. og5 north sssen'h
street, ri 10 O'Clock AaM. TO-DAY ifnesoaS
Died, on MONDAY, June 14th, Infant cnl'a
of Myer aud Amelia Newman; aged nine inon'n'
The Srnrrai win take place from 509 north MINI"
strcsf TUESDAY MORNING at O'CLOCK.
ijaltimore And san Francisco papers please coe''
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The Norfolk and Lynchburg papers OPP
pose a sale Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad at present.
In the list OF the Narragansetes passen-
gers saved . the name Of w. A. Sandman,
iichmond, Va.
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EOR SALE-A FINE MATCH CIR
IL on HoRsEa Ave yesrs old, ONE <S1A
LARGE FAMILY HORSE. As this will close our
lot aud enable us TO go after new supply you may
expect bargain. We also have q sUNkY AND
HAKNE SS, which can be bought very cheap.
X. l.. BARNES b CO.,
No. II south Tenth ana Ola Cary streets,
je l5.2ls
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NEW York Timea of SUNDAY,

TNeW fOrK. Iimes OF Sunday.I
Mrs. Il. NJ. Mulholland, gentIe-iaced.
light.haired young married lady, OF Paw
tuckett, X. J., was found with her husband
In Room No. ,66, at Earle's Hotel, yester-
day. She wore IN embroidered nightdress.
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PUBLICATIONS.
CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Is VOLUMEs-OVER $4,000 PAGES.
PRICE DURING JUNE, So.

Among the wonderful things which have been ac-
coInplished for lovers Of good books by the Lite
rary Revolution, perhaps The mos, wonderful is the
reproduction Of this great Encyclopedia at a merely
nominal cost. II Is verbatim reprint Of The last
English edition. in lfieen beautiful VOLUMES clear
Nonpareil type, handsomely bound I'm cloth. for
$3.50; the same, printed on finer, heavier paper,
wide margins, and bound in half Russia, gilt TOP,
price SIS. The first nine volumes are ready for de-
livery: Volume 0 will be ready June 2Oth. The
remaining volumes will be completed by october
next. ,,,>-<. o,,.r,
The more widely and rapidly these volumes are
scattered, the greater Is their influence III INDUCING
other purcbaSes of this and many standard pub
icatIons Accordingly give special terms to
early subscribers. To all whose orders ana money
are received during the month OF june we VIII sup
NV the fifteen volumes, I'm cloh for So and IN nan
Rassia, gill top for Sl2. To amy one sending rom
any Dlace where we have no special agent usually
the leading bookseller OF the town. CLUB OF hYe
orders we will allow commission or ten per cent.
The volumes issued will be sent al once by express,
and the remaining volumes When competed.
A specmen volume in cloth viii be sent, postpaid
for so cents, In half Russia Gilt top for sl ana
may he returned at once II not satisfactory Inc
"CIJAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPEDIA" comprises
the frat fifteen volumes Of Library or UHiver-
plee in themselves, will he sold separately when
Remit by bank draft, money order. registered let
ter or by express. Fractions of one dollar may be
Address AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
Tribune Building, New YORK.
JOHN u. ALDEN, Manager.
Sole Agents in Richmond,
Re ll-2taw2w lll2 Main street.
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CITY TAXES.

0frpsE OF CITY CoLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, June 3, 1880.
THIS OFFICE. WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. between the hours Of o O'Clock A. NJ. aud Q
o'clock 7. NJ. FROM the 18TH 70 the SOTn OF JUNE
inclusive, for the purpose OF receiving rom any
person charged With CITY TAXES the whole or
one-half or the amount OF tax charged. TEN PER
CENTuM VIII he added to the amount OF YAK
charged In every case where the party assessed
snail fAi. TO pay the whole or onshan within the
time 50 limited.
real estate agents and others hyvipg pumber,o
bills 10 pay win please send lists 70 that their bis
may be gotten together.
Property held In trust please give trusteat name.
| j. S-tye30 A. Il. W00uSoN, CollectQr
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inscription Of the Steamboats,.

The Narragansett and the Stonlngton were
sister boats, and two OF four steamers which
were built by William =. Williams, mer-
chant OF New York, in 1866. They were
freight boats, and intended for coasters, to
run between New York and Richmond and
Baltimore. Mr.. Williams becoming embar
rassed was forced to sell the steamers, two
of them being purchased by the Stonington
Steamship Company, and the other two go
ing to China. The two purchased for the
Sound business were the Menatus, after.
ward the Narraganselt. and the Grampus,
now known as the Stonington. The Nara
gansett was built at Greenport, Long Island,
and the Stonington in New York.
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Dry aOaI,s.
-ExTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
~ GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

ExTRA 1EDUCEMENf9 AND
~ GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
NBE FOUND AT
l. a. HUTZLEH G SONS,
NO. 800 BROAD STREET.
All the latest novelties In FOKEIf,S and Doura
TIC DRY GOcDs--yix.: '"n5-
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALI. Weor
BuSrlN,,SS.I PACE BCNriNGs, BkOCADgs
sIL ips sATiNs. pEKm STRIPES. and ppo.
BLACK GRENADTNEs. TAvIsY. CASHMERE.
HENRIETTA and NOME CLOTHS:
LAWNS-LfNES LAWNS, Bgurrd and Main.
VICTORIA LAW SS. LiNON D'DACCo' Pini,po
TABLE-DAMASKs, NAPKINS, etc. 'F'hs
PARASOLs--a fiIii aad complete line
LASGUEDOC, POIsT UFsprIT and Tnp-
CHQN LACts. hosiery. BI1TTOvs ~ ~,
TRIMMINGS asrtchliy: LACE MlTTs S fnn
lInt--aii the new shadts LACE rOP BERTiyy
and KID GLOVES; BAblEs' and GF.II ~
MEMS UNDERWEAR: LINEN DPTiiT
CA.slMLREs. ETC.; LACE sCARFs, PiCiIrs
AID RUCHlNG. nv
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Mrs. stiIIson's Lost Babes

ATTLEBORO', MASS, June 14.-P. NJ. Car
pepter, brother-iu-law OF Mrs. i. Stillson,
arrived tonight from Mantle with the
bodies Of Mrs. StiIson's two children. The
infant, seven months old, was washed
ashore, and the child twenty months old
was taken from the wreck this afternoon.
The bodies are in good state OF preser-
walton
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TUST RECEIVED. \ CRATE or
~ SOUP-TUREBNS from England l,fse 'io-s
OF DECORATED CUAMBsk SEl~, some w
pretty, u few ugly ones: 3 great variety ~ IN
SETS; 1000 MILk-PANS. Slightly iIAas'''
II. r. WALLACE
iel4 NJ. lo6 BrUst street.
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ur.yADI JANOs WATER.

HCEYADI JANOs WATER.
HUNYADI JANOS
MINERAL WATER.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
NATURAL APERIENT.
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER LAXATIVES.
Regulates and improves the action of the Liver
and Kidneys
Recommended by the medical profession through
out tie world.
A wineglassful dose. Taken in the morning be-
fore breakfast.
Ofall druggists and mineral.water dealers.
Zap l7-Tu3mI
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TICKET AGENCY
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP i'm
AGENCY, q
$40 MAIN STREET,

representing the following hrst-slass ocean-steam-
ship lines: CUNARD, INMAN, ALLAN. AMERl-
CAN. WHITE STAR, ANCHOR, NETHER-
LANDS-AMEkICAN, HAMBURG-AMERlCAN,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FIRsT.CLAss, sECOND-CLASS, sTEERAGE
Tickets to and from all points In Europe at lowest
rates. Siaterooms secured In advance.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Railroad aud steamship tickets 10 all points In The
United States and Canada.
Passengers and baggage called for. Baggage
checked 10 destipation,
Rates came az af dspots and general Offices Of the
lines. lie l4.3m A. w. CARRIER.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &e.

ROCKS. STATIONERY. dc.
EOLD Z T. \ 5.
VI
The subscribers have just received new and
splendid STOCK OF
GOLD PENS
of various Sizes STYLES, and degrees Of nexibiliy
good GOLD PEN is the best and cheapest o. all
Pens.
All hands can be suited.
ALSO,
Beautiful GOLD, RUBBER, IVORY, and PEARL
PENCIL-CASE-.
All kinds of STATIONERY supplied in large or
small antiile al low prices.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
&c Is Booksellers and Slationers.
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Ed. u. PRICE. W. COURTygy
ID i VI o V A L.
COURTNEY & PRICE.
sos EAST BROAD sTREEr.

r E NJ 0 V A l.
COURTNEY & PRICE.
sos EAST BROAD sTREEr.
At the above stand we shall continue H. off,.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
DRESS GOODS
AT Fifty CENTS on TIKI DOLLAR
Fine WHITE FABRICS In Alazllil, Naiu.ook. On.
candy. Linen de Dacca, wiihoa, regsrI 10 ofid-
Magnificent line Of GrNTLEMeN's AND IA.
DIES GAUZE UNDEkWEb EAR az gftaie,. sac.
rdce:
vICr0RiA 2.BUTTON KIDsatsl:
VICTORIA BUTrpS KIDS ~ Sl.25:
HARRISS SEAMLESS 2BCITON KIDS a,
HAbRiS's SEAMLESS BUTTON KIDS q,
sl.75;
OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
FINEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
FOR SECURING DESIRABLE GOODS
AT 4 SACRIFICE.
The following gentlemen Will BE- pleased 10 see the
friends
ED. ID. PRICE, ". y. CoURrSEY.
+. A. WINS. I. II. ROYAL.
CHARLEs BARTwgLL, ". II. Palmer,
WILLIAM KIRBY, V. T.. WILLS
Ed. VI. STAiARS
my l5-eOd COURTNEY & PRICE
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At the above stand we shall continue 10 of.,
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
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A CCOUNT-BOOkS.
We solicit early orders for BLANK-B0OKS Of
any size or quality. to be used In July.
We have a large stock on hand OF our own make,
and also the cheap northern styles.
We are prepared to BIND BOOKS to suit the taste
or pockets Of all.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
"a l5-d&w
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w,ch .,I,t orc The msrtsOi salt ws.er, an :.
s g; s1 Her eye, Ts essd Dsra who was
wssbed away from nef &, wu s'ory in tremu-
ious voice, frequently bteak, ,,e stat, s,ste.room
She said: awe were N s cur ~ss terri
when the boat struck tbs s arJ the lights
bic; the people screameo', M nnc cabin where
went out. We rushed into lpe so orvJ ,Ife.n
men were at work thrGw Sot hold Of one, and
made my husband take u ' a"otber and
around him. Then be gov a"o''''
gave Il to me; he'd
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DRESS GOOES
AT Fifty CENTS on TIKI DOLLAR.

NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER
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CLOS1NG-OUT SALE.
CLOSING-OUT SALE.
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once, ana QfeSSeu. several women, seeing
my sailor clothes, rushed up to me, and
asked me for Gods sake to save them. /
told them | certainly would, if they would
promise not to get excited, and TO do Just
as told them. Then more came over to
me, and one woman held up her child fol
me to save. looked around, and could
not see any officer OF the boat. went ur
with the people to the saloon deck, and
there saw the water rushing over the rails
| put one woman on top OF the rail. jumped
up myself, and the others followed.
81 saw that we could not stay there; so
took the party up to the hurricane deck.
carried the woman's child up myself.
then assisted in gettinga
LARGE RAFT INTO THE WATER,
and brought my little crew on board. II
was Jump OF about ten or twelve feet, but
| not one OF the passengers went into the wa
| ter. took the child and jumped myself.
| told the people TO keep quiet and they would
all be saved. They all obeyed me. had
secured an oar, and went TO the back OF the
raft, and by sculing it we got away safely
| from the steamer, which had already begun
| to burn. l found myself In very critica
position. The raft was filled with PEG.
pie, the sea was high, and all
had TO manage with was little
oar. 1t was so foggy Pm an
old seaman, and have seen many fogs, bu
/ tell you that was bad one last night
that could not see where to go. The heat
too, was iutolerable. We drifted with thu
tide about two miles. / kept the people
calm, but told them to cry aloud so that we
would not meet with any accident IN thu
fog, and we would receive assistance sooner
Well, to make long story short, the mer
kept up continual cry, and we were finally
rescued by the City OF New York after W,
bad taken another raft In tow. AS we wer,
drifting along we met tho other raft, bu
the people on 1t were very much disheart
ened. think only did my duty In SAVING
my own life and all the others that met
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-02-19

1t not unfrequently occurs that filter
ing apparatus used for the filtration of
liquids through charcoal, sand and other
mediums, becomes imperative on account
of the formation of channels on the sides
of the interior, and through which the
liquid passes without coming into init
mate contact with the filtering material.
This drawback is overcome, according to
Dingler's Polytechnic Journal, by re-
cent Improvement, which consists in APP
plying circular projections of various
diameters to the interior walls of the fiji.
tering apparatus. Projections attached
to the inner walls in the manner involved
in this arrangement, it is stated, compel
the liquid to distribute itself uniformly
through the fltering medium. An ap-
paratus constructed on the plan covered
by this invention is found to be particu-
larly adapted for the purpose of filtrating
oils and fats through charcoals, insuring
as it does, the most perfect result.
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Do YOU BELIEVE IT.

That in this town there are scores Of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by indi
gestion, dyspepsia, sour and distressed
stomach, liver complaint, constipation
when for rs cts. we will sell them Shiloh's
Vitahzer, guaranteed to cure them,
Sold by Jones & Schallern.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
A marvellous cure for catarrh, diph
liberia, cauker mouth, and head ache
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment of the complaint, without ex
ira charge. Price so cents. For sale by
Jones & Schallern.
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The Ohio senators, Pendleton and
Thurman, administered a deserved re-
buke, Wednesday, to the pusillanimous
partisanship of President Hayes, in sue
cessfully opposing the Ohio nominations
for census supervisors. 1t is well known
that Ohio is about evenly divided politi
cally. 1t is very close state undoubk
edly. In the lower house of congress
the democrats have eleven of the twenty
members. Both the senators from that
state are democrats. By every consider
alton of fairness the supervisors of Gen.
sus, of whom there are eight, should
have been taken equally from both par
ties. But instead of adopting this course
the president nominated eight republi
cans to these places, giving the demo-
Gratis not single representative.
"PUr money in thy purse" by using
the Diamond Medical Bitters. Remem-
Der that they are no humbug, but an in
fallible remedy for all diseases that arise
from deranged system, such as consti-
patton, liver and kidney complaints,
headaches, general debility and numer-
Gus other ailments.
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Ed. Republican, Pittsburg, p
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn coughs, neglected colds, bron-
chitis, hay fever, asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough. tick
ling in the throat, hoarseness, sore
throat, and ell chronic or lingering dis
eases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King
New Discovery has no cqnai and has es-
tablished for itself world wide reputa-
ton. Many leading physicians recon-
mend and use it in their practice. The
formula from which it is prepared is
highly recommended by all medical jour
nails. The clergy and the press have
complimented it in the most glowing
terms. Go to your druggist and get a
trial bottle for ten cents, or regular
size for 81. For sale by Z. G. Buer-
static,
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Dovitt op1 Kil1ap tba Jr;cb oo;1

Davitt and Killen, the Irish agitators,
have visited France and Belgium to COL
lect information with regard to the land
system of those countries. A deputation
from the Irish Land League, including
Davitt, will visit the chief places in
France, Germany, Belgium, Italy and
Spain, where committees are being or
gained to receive them, to enlist sup
port for the land movement and relief
for the distress in Ireland. A deputa-
ton from the league held a conference
with the leading Irish and English mem
bers of popular organizations; negotia-
tlons were entered into for series of
demonstrations throughout Great Britain
on the land question.
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Rev. GEO. H. Thayer, of Bourbon,
Ind, known to every one IN that vicini-
ty as a most influential citizen, and
christian minister of the NJ. Z. Church,
says: 81 wish every body to know that
L consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives, to SHILOH'S CONSUME
TION CURE" Drs. Matchett & France,
physicians and druggists of the same
place, say: at is having tremendous
sale, and is giving perfect satisfaction
such as nothing else has done. For lame
back, side or chest, don't fail to use Shi-
ioh's Porous Plaster. We recommend
these remedies Sold by Jones & Schal-
lern.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-02-19

DECLIvITY OF RIvERs.-A very slight
declivity suffices to give running motion
to water. Three inches per mile in a
smooth, straight channel gives velocity
of about three miles an hour. The Gan
ges, which gathers the waters of the Him.
alaya mountains, the loftiest in the
world, is, at l 300 miles from its mouth,
only about 800 feet above the level of
the sea, and to fall these 800 feet in the
long course the water requires more than
a month. The great river Magdalena, in
South America, running for 1000 miles
between two ridges of the Andes, falls
only 500 feet in the distance; above the
commencement of the 1000 miles it is
seen descending in rapids and cataracts
from the mountains. The gigantic Rio
de la Plata has so gentle descent to the
ocean that, in Paraguay, $500 miles
from it's mouth, large ships are seen
which have sailed against the current all
the way by the force of the wind alone
that is to say, which, on the beautiful
inclined plane of the stream, have been
gradually lifted by the soft wind, and
even against the current, to an elevation
greater than that of our Hottest spires.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-02-19
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