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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-25
THE RE VLS.ED NEW TESLA
NEWT.

MEWT.
The appearance of the Revised New
Testament settles the question whether
the Bible is dead. Never before did the
appearance of a new edition of any work
create such an excitement. Two millions
of copies were already sold in England
last week. On Friday last in New York
the doors of the publishing house of
Thomas Nelson and Sons were opened
before daylight for the delivery of the
work, and, it is stated by the New York
Herald, that the street was blocked at an
early hour with trucks awaiting their
turn. The orders on that day (whole-
sale) aggregated about It's, 900 of various
styles and prices. The retail price ranges
from Is cents to $16
We have only had the opportunity to
glance hurriedly over the work, and it
would be presumptuous to express an
opinion on such an examination. We
will just remark that we fear the revisors
have made changes of mere literary
character which are not justified. The
language of the present revision ought
never to have been touched where it was
possible to avoid it. For example, they
say, go death, where is thy victory ?
o death, where is thy sting?" This is
not even correct translation. In Ro-
mans viii: %, 80, predestinate" is
changed into foreordain." Why?
For strait is the gate, and narrow is
the way" we have, marrow is the gate,
and straitened the way"
A revised Bible is in our Judgment
called for. The time has come to make it.
The present text undoubtedly requires
correction. Whether the present revision
will prove satisfactory, we shall only know
after the judgment of Biblical scholars is
pronounced upon it. We doubt very
much if this will prove the final form of
the Revision. After some ten years have
past, and it has been thoroughly digested,
the Revision will probably be revised it
self.
The present Revision is substantially
the work of the best scholarship of the
Church of England The Scotch Churches
and the dissenting churches of England
are but meagrely represented on the Com
mittees. The American scholars selected
do not seem to have coordinate author
ity with the English revisors. The lat
ter, 1t appears, sent their work, from time
to time, to the American revisors for con-
sideration, who returned it to England
with any suggestions. The English re-
visors accepted or rejected any amend
ments proposed.
1t ought to be remarked, that 1t was
proper that the Church of England should
have taken the initiative in making this
Revision, and should also have had
preponderating influence in the conduct
OF the work, because the Church of Eng
land is the mother Of the Authorised
Version, and still represents "the largest
membership, the strongest institutions
and the richest literature from the common
English stock" But when the work is
finally gone over again, the other denom-
nations will probably be more literally
represented, and as the United States is
now the centre of the English:speaking
world, the scholarship Of this country will
be placed on more nearly equal terms,
and the Southern Churches Of the United
States will also, atsthat time, be repre-
sented on the committees.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-25

The NORTHERN ASSEMBLY of the
Presbyterian Church met in Buffalo on
Thursday last. The retiring Moderator,
Rev DR.. W. M. Paxton, preached from
Isaiah Iii l. Awake, awake; put on
thy strength, O.Zion !" The Rev. Henry
Darling, D. D., of Albany, N. Y, was
chosen Moderator.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-25

The Rev. DR.. M. D. BoGE was among
the visitors to the General Assembly in
Staunton yesterday.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-25

MADAME OR MADAMoIsELLE BERN
HARDT carries off 100000 from tie
United States.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-25

'Jtzh ~ IOl'i A'i NIdy AoU.
The report, which will be found in an
other column, will give the proceedings
Of the Assembly to the close Of the session
to-day Monday. Saturday morning Dr.
J. L. Girardeau read very long and
, 1881-06-25

spteta. Dspa.eh to 7ns chfeono 1ttbune,
W1SoNA, Num-, June 24.-Soiltilarn Mfn-
hcsosa and Dakota report cropprospects ms
follows:
Rochester, Af1nn.-somo parts OF this co,tn-
ty report aiscolragingly on account of tho
clllicli-bNgs. Other sections report welt OF
Tie crop, atl estimates ire made that tho
crop will prove hut MI average. Wheat was
not sown as largely MS a ycnr ngo, farmers
pla,itlng more barley md corn. Corn. how
ever, Is practically 10 crop, rs tho wet
wcatller l,ns prevented Its being worked.
Harley and onts aro healthy and promise
good yields. Fink Is going to he a good crop.
Mia'l.kato, Mt,n;0,rrosPccts Indicate TINT =
1e,'lu nrv ~ ero Eairs VIZ 9e H,rycstc loWnnl
high iaiid nro NJ good rs ever. Farmers nrc
feellng better tllali two weeks ngo over the
q Clars,nont, aiinn,;-rhe past week l,as been
Wheat up IN localities whero It was too thin.
Tho yield promises to be good and farmers
Slarsllall, Slliin.-wet weather MI tho past
week )'ns LEFT low-lan,i crops iii bud coi,di-
!!hey viii i,ot get tlieir seed back. WHeat on
high ln,1ds Is good. b,!t nil crops wcetly..
NG!lWooI Falls, Mllln.-Wl!eat, Is still i'm
proving. The wet weather is proving serious
Garry, Dak.-Tno much rnlu tho past week
!,as njuresl the crops lit low ln,nls, they now
being III some. places under wafer. ufHl,
land crops are tloing rs well ns can bo cx-
l'ected; Rye will be good yield, being now
headed 0tlt.
Watertown, Dak.-Therc llas been splendid
Wheht-EroNlnE weather tho past week, md
Wheat Is 1opkng butter thn,i ever.
Elktotl,. Dak.-WIcnt Is hooking well,
sStilidllig from len to sixteen Inches high.
The continued rnln OF the past week Is
!G:nt1nMei,cEng to produce rust OF the wheat,
THO ont crDp promises to be very 1argc.
Vnlgt, Dak.-TEo crops On level country
ruins: On rolling lands they arc llenvy ana
OF n llixur[ant growth. Wlleut nlla outs trr
commencing tU head out.
, 1881-06-25
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

Next Step TO Eso TN<tn Toward tlIa
Rrcctaon Of tho Now Nut1,ing-'Tllc
Lny OF The Land.
After months ami mouths Of waiting, tho prn.
3cctura Of tho 1loht1l Of Trnlo rrtnnvni nro tbw
Mt Inst Ia n posiuon to knnw Just where thoy
siatld. untlt tho ordinance vncntlnH In BAlto
alrcct shonla rtss tho Ctatncli, everything rise
was nj stantlsttlt. Tho Council, llavlng ut
Inst scttlcd thnt rnnttrr, The tn1k nlout It,tnc-
tto'1s a1id things may Antely tW sol uwn ~ nero
froth nnd bosh, anA tho pablio Interest now
naturally centres In
TIE SESr srEt' TO lsE TAKES
towards tho ucCcupancy or tho ialtl md tho
crrctlon Of tho proposed Heard Of rrado bud-
Ing. Willis II Is trtther tot, soon In slrnk with
eortnluty rs to lust whit will bo ,ionc, ,ri,E
TltlnuSE Is enabled tu give tho gcuor,,l plan Of
operations ns 1t now exists. with tho explanation
thAt. no no rcRnr conference hns yet trer he'll.
tl',sass'on Of tho subject inay suggest. -.
arsanxaton Il flnK assae;nios @ "a IA ereoe COT
FSade VII like sfoeS d T., !! 81 s' Ts!y
sxtensc' ess so to s"S ,vpsi qppsir'''ny y.ner w ~. @
hat IT, O. remainder Of tue stek win bo readily
their MONEY III whit il si,rn 10 proys ] IN m TX. sx.
ceptlonnlly good iltuneiui lnyehti,unt. lii fact,
t,o money i,iay 'tow y, :at, to ho practically
tiono ~ TINT direction is t9 sso tho stock t,lld
collect tho authorizations. rho next stcI, III Or
to asvertlse ror nms TGo nru .csvM ~ en-, ~;
tompatcd tho oforInE Of rswnrtls FOR Ians. tho
opportunity for competition To be EXTENDED to
should be GONG dopnrturo frt,n this design,
VII Which H., Is tar.liY likely. rn'snr,i OF *a.Ml
accepted. aud s30O and s..lp0 respectively
for tho rctcctt second md ttrtl tcst tiacs. Tho
DETAILS nftor tho acceptance ur tho plAns, will,
building Is to cnst q, however. Of tl1orc.
nt1lts IL to W lii fcbt .tIdu by III t1nR,-wth
fMettlr nyettuc to ShernMN strcot, t,-anh will tA-
c!lpy tho northern portion ut tho l,lock bounded
tho south, pAcIt!c slystle 0 tho Gust. u1tti Shcr.
,1ur street IN tl1e west. The Southern portion
Of tue 1ock will bc occupied lsy Mr.. Hcutts ie-
separating tho two STRUCTURES. For tho purpose
BETTER EXPLAINING TIE LOCATION
md showing huw tho block In To bo utilized. TuE
TRIBUNE publishes tho following map;
, 1881-06-25
ssPoNsIBILlTY OF CORPORATIONS,


GtIESA, ILL.,. June @i.-'rl,c casc nf John
W. Wright vs.. Tho VltlaEn or Wnrrct,, onu
or tho most i0tnblo civil suits ever tried Ii,
this county. WIS concluded this morning III
tue Circuit Court, bcforo Judge Erstacc, tho
lnry, after iii nbscnce of Meurty fnrty-e1g.t
hours. returning 1t verdict for s., 600 In favor
Of plaintiff. This suit WIS brought by
Wright to recover damages sustained by him
by the fnliing Of asldewalls IN the village Of
Warrcil, In 1870. AMI ltus becn tried fo,,r
TWICE before Judge llaljy, ol,ce bafore,
Judge Brown, nllt onco befnre Judge Iii
STAGE. 1T It arc Involved Important questions
rclhtlyu to tho responsibility Ot corporations
for injuries sustained III cases siIntlar 10 thut
Inns manifested disposition not to piss
upon. The natter. will now gut into tho Sill.
preme Court, 1t Is thought.
, 1881-06-25
ENGLAND AND AMERICA
THE GENERAL OuTLOOI,
To the Editor Of The Chteaoo ItttHne.

~ thk EHLdT or xhE Eh4E160 IFfE1{Hes
NEW YouK. ,t,lnc .s,-trhe T,ngIis,, m,,,
In law, nn,1,. l., 49,. .'l, ia'
H., H. ""t .n.a .tas ~ t"u @ ptese't Week Wit' Lofl
eon e,, aales 10 tlo Ml inss-s Drought tho most
cro,,-prosprc.s throughout Mi rnronc md
m Tia ,,in,v. H., tn Iaatt,,,. ,xs.,,.a. WV
10 tlo nrnhnla f,tnra ~ thn ".m1nt tt's ~
scasolt. the subject WIS being ,ltscussc,l
will, erent nnitnutinn NJ, nil stdns o,,i; vii,
aut ~ great dyersa,,e.. If M oions % @ ns WIN t1,a
future courses Of prices MS obtained III, our
own markets. hut tllls Is by no means
anomalous @ position "il Of tusie the oaar %pea erens s
4lcgnrlIng crop-prospccts In Europe gen.
eralIy. tho lfiller. I.m,iou suvs. t,rl,o M
roieal, survey is, on tic wl1oc, reuss,,rinr,
il ordinary cancellations Of , summer eu,S,. nrn r"a
tzcd, the aggregate wI,cat-yiela OF Europe
e es Ie ss @ sxesIss sed Sf tS rsspssss ss es
ooooo bushels Central E,.ron, 1"aa nnd u.
Of M'oo'oo, md Southeastern Europe Of
1J.0o, ,0oO, there would 10 10, 600, 600 TO meet
wants Of, say, 1G,oo0, COO bushels for Trnncn.
soSeo s;,!s isr sw'txernad. and ,eoeoooo for
This would Icayo S0, ,0o0, 600 TO the rood witt,
which to rrplcnfsl, Euroucan stocifs nnd tn
give ths 1srttis morct eoo,i 9, n,n,"a '.~ ~ ~
sanpIes in conncittm, ts .s,t Ho'a corse o.
AslMl,, and Australian, oltorlngs."
OF the foregoing estinatcs, tl,at retar1
Ing I.ussia Ia certainty very ilhernt' II, hnt
iwo v"ors a,ncc 1ast1,". ia st' uotms. ~ W.,
W" yeaIs s!!leo lo!a HIS tltt Empire exported
over u ooo, 600 bushels, flour included us Its
cHulvNleht In wllcnt,-iatnely: III 1878, wI,en
she sent out by sen and overland lQ., ,6O0, ,WS0.
mil fu NH sfun - mn nm i,rut,u1a
nyerngA eXp0rt from fSti 10 1H7l wns nniv
10, DO0,N0, aitd from 1854 tn 1SS0 h,it
wltent mud ryu substantially exhausted, ttlero
seems TO INC lltt!e prospect Ut Atl export the
coming year Ut 10, ,000, 00Q bushels, especially
TIM 1ffffar Rnta r,trn r.il,,,r I,or ,trt.rn,st
, 1881-06-25

pesos In opposition to tint ggnnslc mtM,,,tly.
AZ OF tho n,ttslao rrflnnrs. hnvc Enne intu tho
or ttl!s city. nus hrcft elected President. TIL.
rev Company proposes tp build plIn lines frunl
Thu oil region eastward. ntid tn illakt Fh!IAtIe.
phtA tic ecnl,ohr terminus of their operations
instcnl Of New York.
, 1881-06-25

weather wnrn, md rany.
"'"''"' ""'''' "''' '"-.-
tn,.Y1ms, Harrison Co., 1nnc 4I.--1tnrvcst
WIFI @ :,;p urop ',a;Sae W,y sue Iy frcszg IN March;
Trrv ot. intf ;to crt, Il vGtnv III, il, Eoo snIc.
Very It'll little @ Old whcnt cat Of, i,and. ~ ''>''
-: ........
coninH n,t hnitrT thnt ntiticit,atMi: tI,ay mako
half cro1. No oil whon. for sne:
r,.on.snr, 1op+anrc fu. dunn ot.--svIutcr-
yhcnt hnrvrst vii ctin,t.tice III tcil days: tho
ytrIn viii In Nln,ut thrce- fttlrtls loss linn In
III III vbcnt mis nnntt nj "''"3"% ''''A'''
cnswrnuusv,,.tr. Montgomery Co., J,,uc :i.--
Weld uf wIter yt,cnt MIL 10 pue.tCnth less
"'"'4'' e"o''' ''~''.. -. '''0 W.
1hDnM,sor,,S, Monroe Co., jnnc a4.-Wibtcr-
%ft u @ a,sd y sisuxh an Hea'i y @
v Very s'a' 't''s is old ii e3e" '!s66 ." 6a!.a'
tiREEScAsrt.E, Putnam Co., limo e4.-Onc-
,lrn.,rht. DUALITY computes taynraJiy With 1sxj.
Teu t,rr ccnt OF Gii wheat unsuid.
--- ,'
rnAsc,:svl,,E. pniaskt To-, Juno a4.-wintcr-
weather favorable. No old wheat on hand.
vAnrs,A1so, Porter Co., Juno a4.-1tnrvost of
1este fss sy 'nn ba The eoanty e VIM et
ago flyc bushels to tho nero.
- = -,
Yield two.sfihs iess than in. isso. Injured by
Weather nninyorsblc. ~
WINCHESTER, lsandoIph Co., juno ss.-wintcr-
Ylci, ii per rent less tiat, in mo. Principal
tlamngo from drought. THO straw Will bc short.
old cror OF, hand.
...
W'snsou Randolph Co., June :s77WlntGr-
Ing we'll although there Ia BGule CUsnplNInt 1f y.
- ~ '~0'
........- .-.
lausnv1LLE, 1,ush Co.. Juno .l.-Wintor- wheat
harvest not yet commenced. Crop damaged
pcr ceut oi to o crop ,,,sol. III Weather good.
yAS1otA. stc,llcn Co., 1ut,o a4.-Tho winter
OF old wheat still on hnnd.
g. ,o..-.. r,o ,.,, ,v,..
,Sna,,hsrcs 81 Iii ns,nono H. ab1',t mtn
YIoid Will bc fully oilt,- hnif a CROP Ounlttv
.lhout tho snmo us In 1850. Ono.iifth Of tho old
crop unsold.
,Eo,xn,,uo sbn,hv r.. 1,o n.-t1o-ros. xro,,
1,nirrwnv. UrnmNht ard 1iy huye cnt rf,n WHEAT
NATURALIZATION TO-, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
yield lcss thin In lHsO hi,t hls Improved grcntly
wIthiM lust week. Da1nnge from drought and ny
worry light. Quality Eootl. Wcnthcr favorable.
Very liiilo old wheat on hantl.
CLlNTos. vcrmllton Co., juno a4.-lInrvcst
thtrsis i,I,n nmHvc.i f,yn.thiTis ~ H. !ilnrh.
bugs, nte. QuntItY good. llcluls hoayy and
strstf weak has cn,lsci much wi,ct 10 rot tlnwij
50 cluso to tho ground that it ii irlp0ysibQ to
euyo It. Wcnlhcr very bud. Very ILttle old
WEST lEr.AEON, Warren Co.. Jlluc 9t.-Wtutcr-
whuMt harvest will commence ,bunt tho tst or
July. GUILTY good, hut yieil wifi io light ow-
intho county.
W0lcorr, White Co.. JUNO al.-Tho ylctl OF
winter whoat will not 10 moro thnn urlc-futirth
spring. No old wheat ali hnud
I]Lurf7ox. Wells Co.. juno ..-Whcat so Tar
clear ut rust mud insects. IIpai1a brttrr iillcu
,1,o,11o.x.
u..,., ,,,..s.,. =. =! ~. aGfAN' -. ,
Special Dfsnatthe' to ne Chicago Tribune.
not yet commenced. Yteld Will bo mich lcaa
thnn last wear r'yo-1gths nf the trnt, ,vna
,, 49,, -. snI 80 er "s.a
, 1881-06-25
CLOSED BY CREDITORS.

Sptciat Uhpateh to Tia Chleaoo Tribune.
SASnwlcif, ILL.,, June A.--lF. A. Hollands
grocery store, III this city, has hccn closed
by Chicago creditors, whose claims amount
to abunt 81, 900.
, 1881-06-25
Ntit ho nj 10 cut hcforo tho LIST Of 1u,y. Wheat
n.a linrruYcu lntclY.

FLEMlSnsntRu. Fleming Co.. Juno sl.-Itnr.
fcstttlE. Hrnin KnDst, Ifentts well filed. Not
'''t'rc than unc-halt tho ylel.! OF 1Sa cxpcutcd.
, 1881-06-25

N1Ctt0tAsylLt.l., Icssan,tuo Co., June nl-
Winter wheat harvest co,nr}ct,ctsI tttHyp NMi,1t
drought, -
, 1881-06-25

outside OF tho Standard OH Company have takon
steps ~ term an organization tor Ipanlpx ppr,
, 1881-06-25

ARKANSAS,
spttsdt utspdleh to 7he Chicago Tftbuna
AtKAnEtrittA, Clark Co., Juno "t.-Wlntcr.
vhcnt harvcst TT progress. fioll less than tnat
Of 1881 Very little tin.nnFc from drought or ,ty.
gnnllty Koo.1. wcather favorable. Crop put up
III good ttlat,G.
, 1881-06-25

"----- TENNNSNliE,
Spttid' Dtspa'ehtt to Thu thfedao TRIBUNE.
NEW sEnAtfA, tfnncnck TO-, juno @f-11hr-
rcstfng winter whcnt. yIclfl ono.hnlf tho crop
OF lNsO. Damaged by ily and chinch.b,ig.
srniSuvtfr.E, Henry Co., Iunc .t.-wtntcr
wheat ready for harvest ,1tIy !. VIII yield onc-
s,nlf TINT OF 1Hs0. Quality rood. Damaged hy
drought. Ono.thlrd OF ncrcAge was plowcd up.
HHEESvItrE, flrcrnc CO., Jrno .4.-wncat
harvest ncnrly finished. Yield less than lust
year. Crop damaged by drought. Quality bot
old whcNt OH hArd.
, 1881-06-25

I ~ NENTVCKfs
h'stlal Dtspatth 10 Tas Chieaoo Itibun+
y hAYss1ILE, Mason Co., Juno xi.-I{arvest
u u'nmcnced. Ylold will bo lssa than last ycns;
.alnaxed one.fUurth b. drought; a,,ulity az vookj
F. lSe0. Weather favorable. Old wheut nearly
II sold.
Ii
LEXINGTON. Fayette Co., Juno s4.-llasyest iu
foEresa Yield oue-lalt Of lAst year; one-
" the crop danaucl. Quality cqual X not
3'tor than lb1Q, Weather fatr for hnrycs.In,.
% Old wheat on hnud
.tysTHIAsA, HarEIsoa t:t., Juno y4-Ilaryesk
1'oat 10 comulento. Yield wilt he light, Less
tah lnst year Quality OF gralD Eood, Drought
Try much. s"1 "HeAs
s-ofahd1os, keaton Co., juno sA-Wheat will
, 1881-06-25
IsOltRD JYlfNI'ED.


R0ARD-AND PLEASANT ROOM BY
- y0unR lady In stnnll fMullyj Huutl. AIaU,
ltoter0ntea exclnnscd. A.,arsss 1t U.s. Trbtno office.
POAnD-AND ROOAr-1}Y A. GENTLE
- man In p respectable. quiet Catholic fansiyI
hrchk1nst and snppor only rGquirod+ AIdreas 10,
Tribune nf1cG, - ''. = -
, 1881-06-25

1rliNIED-IU RENT.
'WTAN'cED 10 KENT-ON NORTH
,YH sEle, Two nr thrco unfurnlshed rooms suitable
d9f Rnt 'lt1aexGspnX f0t ac,.tlenlan und wtfo snd
, 1881-06-25

E0H SALE-AT VERY Low pRlCES-
6lAgly o. to lots best MAkes OF saving maehtacs,
many nG4rlv now. taken tEum families In exchange
fos the Wi.lcoI ubha" Aatou,atio's aouuins Slns
tesR'Atn CAicsKp.1
, 1881-06-25

TOR SALE-l0 ACRES NEAR NEW
X chicago Burlington QuIney cnr-sllOrs. ut u
pafeat". HENRY WAl.hEtH IH,.
, 1881-06-25

NO 0(}0 CASH Will PURCHASE a
tp1.HOV well. l!.satabllste!a, rosPootahlc, nnd
rrufttnae tsh btlnszi fnls investigation dcElfta1
Hti0tut business Ult tf CITY |pHulFOx thu OMnGFH nt<
ieUti0n Ai{uf0a8 Il 1H. IrluRtt ttf'co.
, 1881-06-25

WINDSOR EUROPEAN HOTEL, TlltB-
wv unn lttuck-ta tho largest aud bust Europaan
hot9! u te ry. hnTn3 lts rooms samRlhk fEyia fsu
10 II Aer dGJ, according u lnCnu0n. pi1ntguH'h
tnutnnt ul,dornsnth. sA3fUEII Il iEtjH'VEN. Prop.
, 1881-06-25

LAanAsuE, Lagrange Co.. lnnn e4.--W'ntcr-
whcnt harynst will co!ntnGtirs n ten days: tue
1&4l Damaged by drought mostly. Very iittlo
Oil vbnnt mn hnntt,
, 1881-06-25

t't,,rtmS, Harrison To-, juno 2I.--lIaryest
we'll under wny; Yield ~ per cent 1ess thnn last
year; crop s1n,naIcd ausne ly frcczfng m March;
quality compares farot7.hly With ls&. WcNthor
Nrry hot. bt tho crnr IL going il In gofM snhlc.
Very little old WHEAT OIL filf1d.
, 1881-06-25
FINANCIAL.

~. siaaison.at {,,rsnsell. Katst!lsi,eI lHS Nia-
,nond htotar unA bullion dealer, Caah paid Tor old
Euid and sveE, diamonds, pearls. eto. ctn Colorado
bfultt1 NBM l4AflHICt-At4 Dp1tNe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
tholomew. were on their track. Hal

tholomew, were Oh their track. Hal.
dorm called on the officers to arrest the
detectives, which they did, md the en-
tire party went to the Central Station.
where the frolicsomc Maggie removed
her veil. with a merry laugh at the eH-
pen.e of the chagrincd officers. Ii Is
sald that Lieutenant Crout ADVISED
Franks aud Bartholomew 10 give up the
detective business aud seek agricultural
work III the potato field or in grubsing
stu ups.
Saith. however, ~rersevercd IN his
efforts for a divorce. aud II last brought
>uit IN the i,,aiing court on the charge
Of aiulterl. aud succeeded IN obtaining
a verdict. About a year ago she that
was Nre. Smith ami l. low Mrs. Hal
d m gave birth to a laughter, and the
lIitie girl i now living with It's father
il headins. Nr. IIaldorn's parents,
who reside on Ninth street, below Car
pci,tcr. are SAID to be wealthy, aud ap
proved Of the unou Of their son with
The Iaiv he Ia, made his wife. The
marriage ceremony was performed II
New York ;, ate. owing 10 the law III
tins State prohibiting marriage under
certain conditions, which We're required
u be observed IN this case.
The happy pair started the day after
their wedding for Fargo, Dakota Terri
tory. where 1t is said they will settle
permanently.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29

A store At s4ndford, Moore County.
was roUbed aud burned last Stature I,
night AMI several persons have lecr
arrested charged With the crime, aaid
persons being attaches or followers Of
RoUIuson's Circus Rock. Spirit.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29

Ii is the height Of folly to weit until
you are in bed with disease you MAJ
not get over for months. when YOU can
be cured during the early symptom.
toy PaIker's Ginger Tome. We have
known the sickliest families made u,
iciDr-Dkn,rrsr
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
CURE FOR HEART DISEASE.

Beulaville, Dupfn Co., " &.
DEAR SlR:-Your Indian Blood Syrup has been of
If great value to me for Heart Disease. l recon-
mend it to all similarly afflicted.
BARBARA WILLIAMS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
A PURIFIER.

Beuiaville, Duplin Co, NC.
DEAR SIR.-I have used your Indian Blood Syrup
and find it very valuable medicine for Purifying the
Blood.
SPICY f.. PICKETT.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
CURES sun PAIN.

Beulavile, Duplin Co, N. e.
DEAR SIR:-I was troubled with Sun Pain received
more benefit ffom your Indian Blood Syrup than
rom any other medicine.
Mrs. REBECCA HINES.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
A GOOD BLOOD PURIFIER.

Pikeville, Wayne Co n. G..
EAR Sal can recommend your Indian Blood
Syrup, AMI alter a fair trial. / am convinced that it
has no eQ ual as a Blood Purifier.
JOSEPH SAssER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.

Ski, nersville, Washington Co., Nc
DEAR SIR:-This Is to certify that your Indian
Blood Syrus has effectually cured mt of Dyspepsia.
1t is all 1t is recommended to be.
Mrs. NANCY FowLKY,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
BEST MEDICINE EVER USED,

RolesYille, Wake Co., n c.
HEAR SIR:-I have been afflicted for Q number OF
years, with a combination of Diseases, and have
.ound more relief from the use of your Indian Blood
Syrup, than anything else L ever tried.
j. c.. LEIGH.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29

Skinnersville, Washington 20.
DEAR SAL have u ed your ex cellent Indian
Blood Syrup for Liver Complaint, and found 1t to be
. valuable remedy for that disease.
Mrs. SARAH MARSHALL.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
REMEDY EOR RHEUMATISM.

Butter, Rutherford Co., n. G..
DEAR SIR:-I WAS afflicted with RhumatlSm FOR
six Years. and found nothing to relieve until l tried
your Indian Blood Syrup, which efectually cured
me in q mouths time.
w, SUTTON.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
CURE FOR HEART DISEASE

Rockford, Surry Co., n. C.
DEAR SIR:-This is to certify that your Indian
Blood syrup has eff, ctualy cured me OF Heart Dis
Ease, after the doctor failed. 1t is the best medicine
ever introduced,
A. J. BURRUS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

Beulaville, Duplin Co., n, q.
DEAR SIR:-I have been troubled with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and Sick Headache, a long time,
and by advice tried some of your Indian Blood Syrup,
which has greatly benefited me.
NANCY j. BARBER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
CURES NEURALGIA.
Butler. Rutherford Co. N. c.

Butler, Rutherford Co., N. c.
DEAR SIR:-I was troubled with Neuralgia for Ii
years, and for 10 years was under doctors care,
without being benefited. / at la t tried your Indian
Blood Syrup, and have derived more good from its
use, than from any other medicine 1 ever tried.
RICHARD Ell. BUTLER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
REMEDY FOR RIIEUMATI.
Back swamp, Robson Co., N G.

DEAR SAL was afflicted with Rheumat Pains
Tor ten years. and found nothing to relieve me until
| tried your great Indian Blood Syrup. 1 advise all
30 troubled to give it a trial.
" M. ROWLAND.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-29
BACKACHE

Beulaville, Dup.in Co., n. G.
DIvR SRI was suffering very much with the
Backache, and a short trial of your Indian Blood
syrup cured me.
W.. ]. BARBER.