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STOP THAT COUGH

By going to the reliable and welLknown Drug Stands
of d. c. Sinclair and c. d. Biekford &. Co. and buy
ing 81 bottle Of GREEN MOUNTAIN CouGH BAistx.
IT, after using twothirs You get no relief return the
balance, and get your money back. See advertise
ment in this paper. sePf.2e
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All persons who are indebted TO the undersigned,
by account requested to call and settle by Jan
uary Is, 1881. JOHN HAGG.
Severance. Kansas, Jan. 6.-2w.
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ss.ss EssessvnSl

spesia Diyatek b IL CsedIned that resurreetionsfs
wAsHrxeros, family graves and conveyed the
the electoral yaedicsl asylum The event proved
arrived anddrcam Was true. Two or three more
Their are oincidences of this kind will result In
Saroins, ~ Dreams, which will rival the signal
Iowa snc the remarkable accuracy Of its predic-
msn 49, Losis Post Dispatch.
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r. We had call, on Friday, from Rev. Peter
Mcvicnr, of Topeka, formerly State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, now President of Washburne
College That institution has charge of the reports
for the National Weather Bureau, and Prof. Mcvi-
car is establishing branch Offices at all the County
Seats that have telegraphc communication. He
engaged Prof W. E. Cochran report at this point;
that Mr.. Cochran is now Old Probs for DOniphan
County, and will be responsible for the weather.
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h.esrss s.~rrtford Tines says that passenger on
COMMITTEE, plkip from Springfield on Friday gave
Il to the State ga ticket purchased in October
an up 70 insure 6ht IL ct South Framinghsm, Mao,
-, 1t that time, but stopping over IN
CoiossL heh bad 1t stamped, and then went TO
Prsssdsnsssi esancthcr route. Il was taken up %
eassr psny,s 3oe, who ssid that the o1dese one
81, Az rsssss n bseu taken psovicusy was s'ee-
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- ID. N. Emerson, White Cloud. will sell you
a bill Of goods cheap any man in Brown or
Doniphan County, matter if they are selling at
cost. or less than cost.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On Real Estate, In sums 10 snit bor-
rowsrs, ON five years time, or less. I'm.
tersst, per cent. per nnnum. Com.
missions reasonable.
1ejasly II. q w. II. BARTLETT.
North west Cor 4th Edmond Streets st. Joseph, Mo-
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n Frank Berry's baby died. last Thursday night,
after short illness. of pneumonia, and was buried
Friday. Its age was less than one year.
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II Among the Supreme Court reports, We notice
that the case Of A. j. Selover E. V. Snivey, from
Doniphan County. has been reversed.
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= DIR. Ashmead pulled out for Philadelphia
again, Monday night, taking his books, goods, etc
This looks as if he means to stay there.
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y Time is money, hut health is happiness. If
you have bad cold a cough, use DR.. Marshalrs
Lung Syrup, it will cure you. Twenty-Five cents
bottle, large size so cents Sold by all druggists
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sFonr WAYNE, Dee. 81

THIS Is a Nation Of 81. 90, 900 people, and yet
one little dsrkey with sore ears has kicked up
than that Of any vics President No ever had =
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MANA.

All persons indebted to the undersigned, by &C
count are requested to call and settle by January
4. 1881 TOWNSEND RICHARDSON.
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q Charley Burkhalter has filed his iee-houses
with the finest ice ever put up in Troy. Ii is about
eighteen inches in thickness, and blue clear.
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Az g. aud 3 per cent interest. 7sne and amount 10
sHif borrOtner.
Kyou want to pay off a mortgage, or transfer your
;pdebtedness, securing to yourself the more recent
rates of interest established, you should No
inspection or sppraisement fees-money furnished
x;tbout DELAY, upon production of abstract and per-
fecticn of title. ALbEkI "ADDElLr
oAi.a With Attorney at Law,
3A.rnr PsRRY. Troy Kansas.
IO;uuesS0
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y Miss Belle winkler. of White Cloud. has been
adjudged insane. Deputy Sheriff Bailey took her to
the private asylum at Lesvenworth. Monday.
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~ DIR. Marshalrs Lung Syrup has eminently
proven to be a safe reliable and cheap remedy for
coughs, colds, etc. Try il. Price % cents. and 30
cents. a bottle
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~ The Severance Mills make the choicest -four
in Northern Kausas
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On Improved Farms, in sums to suit borrowers In
terest per cent per annum, and o~y eae eossisson
Of per cent for loan directly for aprisste party
in the East. Taos. w. HKkrKr,
aierAD Troy Kansas
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~ Services at the Presbyterian church, January
9th, 1881 Morning subject: Christianity as an in
vestment.r Evening: The Bible" An who come
de ueleo,ne
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r. Go to the Severance Mills for the best -four
that is made
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II will not he undersold-remember that ID
NJ Emerson, White Cloud.
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money TO LOAN.

~ The place for farmer, to 60 for their -four. il
the Severance Mills
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" The Township campaigns have already conf
menced, and candidates for the various Offices are
around bus1ing the people.
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DoNIpHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial District-ALFRED G. OTIs.
County Ccmm--ionrrs-R- +. SHUIskT. CrRts LEl-Ni
JR WILLIAM II. DTCKARb.
Sherif-CHARIEs BURKHALTER
Clerk Of District CouTt-F. ]. CLosE-
Treasurrr-SAAUEL y. JOHNSON.
County Clerk-D W. MoRsE.
County Attorney-THoNNs W. HEATLEf-
Probate JHdge-RoBERT WILKiSsnS-
Register of Deed--ERAsHTs =. DIXON
Superintendent of Public InstrIcton-EpwIS HEESkf-
Surveyor-CHAHEs COERIsIEh
Coroncr-DE. RoBEKT : DINshoRE-
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Fer sale,

On easy terms, two good farms near Troy. Adj
dress, Troy, Kan sas, Box Ia, call at residence
one mile south Of Troy Junction.
6jan.3m. +. p. CHAxBERLArS.
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'SwoRS Orbits with extreme pleasure that
learn. and that proclaim it to the world, that
Mr.. Thornton Walker editor of the big wheel of the
Chief cylinder press, has sworn of from all intoIi
eating drinks for one year. from January ]. 1881
lie everybody to know it. II he sticks to it,
he will have wealth. at the end of the year,
than a majority of his compatriots.
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DIED.

Near Highland, December 3, 1880. Moses r., in
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Back aged years.
10 months, and days
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n Tsks year vhsst TO ths Kansss Nib, q Den
iphsn, asa exrhssee Il far = d Asfr.- rlaur,
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.GENTs AND CaNyAssERs

Make from s25 10 $50 per week selling goods for
f. C. RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Barclay Street. New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. l9Augly
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u ODE Craig. of St. Joe. was in town, Tuesday
for once in q long time, shaking hands with hi
friends
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~ Aieek. Appleby is very sick, being in bed,
and helpless. Rheumatism and other complaints
have got hold of him.
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HERRING BROTHERS,

II The Kansas FIGURING Mills, at Doniphan, are
now running. and turning out the best Of -four
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r. Mrs DR.. Cash is still slowly mending, with
prospec,s favorable for her recovery
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II Newt Mclaughlin is very lew with consump-
ton, and will probably never again be able to get
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a Buy White Sewing Machine of Emerson,
White Cloud
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n Emerson, at White Cloud, is selling goods
low % any one, IL they arc selling at cost
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LADIES, HERR YoU ARE.

LADIES. HERR Y0U ARE.
Genuine Alexandra Kids, - per pair
Genuine Martha Kids, sl..O.
Genuine Columbia Kills, 7jc per pair
Gloves in all colors-back. drab, brown. Sc. int
received from the largest dealers in the T. =
~ We want to SEQ Somebody Beat Them.
tR Call and u.s. or il at a ,lissuce send las
letter for samples Of Dress Goods and Prices
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All persons indebted u.s. respectfully request
ed to call and settle their accounts without delay
McCRUM & COwES.
Dec. Sow
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Elf you want Apple Trees, buy uhem Of
2dee-tf W. b. ELLxpGE.
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n Coffin. and Caskets a. EmersOn's, White
Gland
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FRANKLIN nanCosr

on long time, ut per cent. interest. on well inn
proves armsin Doniphan County. Kansas. Apply to
Jahe2s' Y. X Srour Trox Kansas
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CHEAP MONEY! =
Moneyto loan la any amount, ano low
GEO. r. WOOD,
2JunesO. Troy, Kansas.
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MARRIED..

In Highland, January ?, 1891. by Rev Daniel
hioss, Mr.. WV. A. DEvISE and Miss ArGusra N.
sSrDEH. both of near Highland
The Chicf published the marriage notiee of the pa
rents Of the bride, about twenty-three years ago.
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q Furniture ..a Coin. at Ensrsoa's, Witt
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Money 10 Loan,

Money 20 Loan,
ALLOW rates. on long time N PRICE,
2iluneso. Troy, Kansas.
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DRUGS.
CHEAP MONEY /!

Ard .u the standard Pasest Medicines, NJ
EuRrNG RRos., highland stafiss, KS.
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franklin BARCOCK
WIN negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. ss.s.s
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Focal Skaters.
THE KANSAS CHIEF.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.
Terms:

Terms:
Two DOLLARS YEAR N ADVANCE. Payment should be
mad. ,icty in otherwise the rate Of - per year
W be charged at the discretion Of the Publisher The eI
ira dollar viii in no be exactsd excerpt when unrrson
able DELAY made in payment unnecessary trouble
,v,n II is always have clear understanding with
The Publisher when time Is desired.
AdYartising Rates:
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AGENTA.

AGENTS.
JAMES H. BATES q Park Row, New York.
y ~ PETTENGILL CO. j. Park Row, New York
ROwELL & CHESMAN, ST Louis Mo-
TITS PAPER may be found on ME al Geo t,I =
tsng BurrAu 30 Spruce ST. wherr adyertsining con
tracts NAV be made for il IN NEW YORK.
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HIGHLAND STATION, KANSAS
Are selling Goods strictly for Cash, and tor
one-hah the profit Of those who heveto
make allowances for bad debts. llo's-
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We respectfully request close buyers to compare
goods and prices with any house in the country
st. Joe or AtchisOn.
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H. OF Is.

Troy Lodge No I3I7 knights of Honor meets the sec
ond and fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd ell
lows Hall, BOders Bank. - 49,
RnBEET WILKINSON, Reporter
AT E CHURCH.-Services every sabbath ut l0l A M
a. Il T. MCBRIDE Pastor.
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I. O. O. n.
Troy City Lodge No meets every Saturday night ~
ODD Fellows Hall Boders Bank All members OF the
Order re cordially invited to attend
JOSEPH PESEoD, K Sec.
King Lodge No la l. O. q. F., meets every Tuesday
night at its Hall Kansas Visiting brpthes
cordially invited L. j. bolE- ~ u
T J. ARMSTRONG, X. s
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Erery Article shown in their stock shall he figur
defying the closest competition.
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with the inest ice put up in Troy. 1t is about
eighteen inches in thickness, and blue clear.
II will not he undersold-remember that ID.
NJ Emerson. White Cloud.
u Miss Belle winkler. Of White Cloud. has been
adjudged insane. Deputy Sheriff Bailey took her to
the private asylum at L.esvenworth, Monday.
II Among the Supreme Court reports, We notice
that the case of A. J. Selover E. v. Snively, from
Doniphan County. has been reversed.
" The Township campaigns have already COM
meuced, and candidates for the various Offices are
around bus.ing the people.
r. Collins and Caskets at Emerson's, White
Cloud.
n Aleek. Appleby is very sick. being in bed,
and helpless. Rheumatism and other complaints
have got hold of him.
~ The N. L. Sociable will be held 1t the resi-
dence Of F. J. Close, Tuesday evening January lith,
1881.
n Emerson, at White Cloud, is selling goods as
low o. any one, II they arc selling at cost
n obe Cr.ig, of St. Joe, was in town, Tuesday,
for once in long time. shaking hands with his
friends.
II Newt Mclaughlin is very lew with consump-
ton, and will probably again be able to get
out,
q Furniture and Csdiss ct Enersoa's, whits
Cload.
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A scoundreI Cnu,urct,.

Thos Marvin, whose rascalities at Rich
mond in inducing a highly respectable
young lady, Miss Lucy Turpin, to marry
him by fraudulently representing himself rs
wealthy bachelor, forging check for $500
and deserting his victim in New York, viii
be easily remembered has been captured in
New England, and is now awaiting requi-
sition from the governor of Virginia. 1t Is
to be hoped that there is a strong enough
law in the State to adequately punish him
for his villany AS his crimes are not CAPT
tai ones in the eye of the law, he will not
get his full deserts but there is little doubt
that he will get as severe sentence as the
law will permit. 1t ssuspected that Marvin
also victimized II young lady N New Jersey
in manner similar to his Richmond ex-
plot.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-19

can know them, and l assert that there
is among them no thought of fear or doubt
about Mr.. Authur's capacity, honesty
or good intentions. / am Demo-
crat In politics, but should
feel every confidence in Gen. Arthur's Adj
ministration. hope the President may re-
cover, but l consider his case as almost be-
yond hope Death is common to all of us
and cannot be averted when our time comes.
The grief Of the Nation would be great be-
cause of the crime of which Mr.. Garfield
was the victim, but his long illness has
tempered the calamity somewhat and
would make his death, If he must die, less
fearful than If he bad been instantly killed.
have the highest confidence in Mr..
Arthur's honor as we'll as his ability, and l
believe that his policy would not only be
conservative and wise, but would be tenn
pered by the sad circumstances under
which he would obtain the Office.
There would, of course, be general
mourning over Mr. Garfeld's death, and /
believe that some harsh criticism would be
visited on his medical advisers. They may
be capable men in their profession, but they
have forfeited and lost public confidence
through the evident receptions they have
practiced on the public. The idea of decep-
tion Is not associated in the public mind
with genuine professional merit and skill,
and If any unkind thoughts are harbored
against them they have only themselves to
blame. hear great many opinions here
necessarily, and l can assure you that the
impression of their untruthfulness is very
great, and is shared by gentlemen who are
not in public or political life, and who sell
dom make their views known.
As to an occasion for financial or bust
ness disturbance arising from the change
that would follow Mr.. Gariield's death, such
thing is simply absurd. | do not know,
neither do / care, what Stock Exchange
spectators might do, but / know that /
have no fear of any injury to the large
business interests represent, and I am not
aware that single merchant in the city of
New York contemplates such change with
the slightest alarm. We should go on just
the same as ever, and, rs l have said, ] be-
licve that Mr.. Arthur, if called to the posi-
ton, would make as wisc prudent and
honest President as the country could
find"
The Evening critic., 1881-08-19

A correspondent of Tho st. Paul Pioneer
Press wlo has sent from Fort Yates to
his paper several excellent descriptions of
Sitting Bull in his new surroundings,
while riding with Father Stephan through
the Indian camp had his attention called
to large tepee, from u short pole rear
the top of which dangled scalp. " THE hair
was discovered to be Of unusual length
fine and silky and ofauburn color. There
was just enough breeze to occasionally
blow aside the undctached ends of the
hair which at once revealed in the bright
sunlight the fact that it must have origin
ally belonged to the head of some delicate
wife, mother or daughter. IN this tepee
was being held q council of chiefs, dozen
or more forming circle on the inside.
When the presence OF the reporter became
known tho talk ceased, and one on two
Of the braves stepped outside and shook
hands with and grunted How ? to tho
ladies on the back seat. Chief Gall, who was
among the number, would not shake hands
until the ladies had removed their gloves,
and reference being made to the scalp,
it was announced that Chief Running
Antelope was possessed Of a buckslSin shirt,
the lining Of which consisted Of the scalps
of white men and women tha6 had been
ma sacred
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10 ne wc,Inni Chcnniy shed.

For energy, enterprise and cheap prices,
commend US TO our popular shoe merchant,
Mr.. Hcilbrun OF A02 Seventh street. He
has one of the largest assortnents of goods
of all characters in his line in the country,
and his speciality il fine Workmanship,
the best qualities and most reason
able prices. Indeed, unless his trade
was enormous he could not afford
to sell so cheaply. The finest mems
boots and shoes, aud the most excellent
ladies' kid button, Curacoa kid button,
and pebble and kid button CATERS can be
had at his establishment at all prices and of
all characters. Children's shoes are also a
speciality. We recommend Mr.. lieilbrun
most particularly to our patrons and guar
antee that after once giving him = trial
thav will pOutinue
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Tcmncrance Run wild.

THE CRITIC publishes the following just
as it was received Temperance is good
thing, and THE CRITIC as u moral paper
advocates it, But if all the decoctions sold
under the name of drink can save the Presi-
dent they should be administered THE
CRITIC believes that the doctors know
better how to treat the Presidents case than
the temperance people dol
TO The Editor Of the Ercning Critic:
| think it is about time for the temper.
ance people at least, to say word or two in
regard to the treatment of our President,
for does he not belong to the people. and
have they not the right to battle for n help
less man, too weak to utter himself u word
of remonstrance? Shall malaria and ichisLy
aud vine and Jrandy, and that digfM quinine
be suffered TO hold sway and never a voice
raised in his defense? Take him to the
Soldiers Home, away from malaria; dismiss
ercrg doctor who would pour alcoholic
stimulants down his throat. Consider them
his mortal enemies. Give him peace and
quiet nurse him back to life like any COM
mon man. Why, if he had been a soldier
on tho battlefield there is no doubt he
would have been well sooner. Give him
one good doctor, who does not believe in
giving brandy, and especially to Il man to
whom it is so utterly dista5teful, and to
one who, as DIR. Hamilton said, could not
have survived the shock Of the ball had
he not been strictly temperate man"
No wonder his stomach il ilTitated; it
can't take on stimulants as il he had always
Been used to them, and If that is the way
the doctors have been going on with him /
don't wonder he is as low as he is.
ONE OF THE WOSGEN's TEMPERANCE UNION.
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A handbook giving a general account Of
the Jews, just issued by DR.. r. Andree, es-
Inmates their total number throughout the
world at about 100000. Only 10000 of
the race are TO be found in Asia, 100000 in
Africa 100000 in America, and 10000 in
Australia. The great majority of tho race,
more than 100000, live in Europe.
Roumania contains far larger number of
Jews in proportion TO its population than
any other European country, namely,
IA per cent while Norway contains only
81 individuals Of the race. The local dis
tribution of the Jewish population in
different countries is traced out with great
pains by Dr. Andree. Thus, in some of
the government districts of Russian Poland
the jewish inhabitants constitute from 10
to Is per cent of the population Although
for the whole of Germany tho jewish
element is only u percent .ofthepopulation,
IN the City of Berlin it has increased to
nearly per cont.
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II Mny he Your Turn Next.

Judge not too harshly, oh, my friend
OF him your fellow man,
But draw the veil OF charity
About him IL you can.
He was once called an honest man,
Before sore trial veXed-
He stepped from out the narrow way
1T may be your turn next.
Painting upon the great highway,
suffering soul doth lie;
Go smunoh his wounds ana quench hi!
thirst
Nor pass him idly by.
God viii not brook the swift excuse,
The thsughtless vain pretext;
A fellow mortal bites the dust
IL may be your turn next
You hear one dny, II single word,
Against the PERSONS name;
oh, bear 10 not from door to door,
TO further hurt his fame.
If you're the man you claim TO be,
Remember, then, the text,
10 " speak no evil, ~ true or false
IT may be your turn next.
The world is bad enough, wo own,
And may need moro OF lighti
Yet with true love TO all, may
Help in the cause of right.
Lit up the inful and the weak,
The soul by care perpleXed,
wen knowing that 10 drink the gan
III may DO ourttrn next
The Evening critic., 1881-08-19
National Ekotol Arrivals.

S. It, Fiery, W. Va j; Geo. Lincendever,
w. Va. HI Morris, Ithaca, N. Y; b. Il,
Bond Baltimore w. G. Winters, N. Y. -.
q. Webb N. Y. d. Edwards, Albany j; A.
Bray, Philadelphia; H. L.. Scott and wife,
N. Y. Col. B. p. holland, Va. J. NJ Gar
nett, Mo. L. NJ. Lynchenheim, n. Y. II.
Philadelphia; JOS G, O'Bron, Ala. r. Grief
enhagcn, Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Haslehuist,
Tenn, Miss. A. il. Twingfeld, Tenn. X.
w. Z. Golf, Germantown Pa; Il. Hobbs
and wife, Albany, Ala. r, b, Miller, w, Va. ;
G.. A. IIamill, w. Va.