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CHURCU DIRECTORY Y.

Observation-Disclosures J. s. Stewart. ID D., Pas
tor. Preaching at 10 80 a. m. and p. m. eve
ry Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at Z 80. Sunday Schoo-D'A. Overton, Supcrin
tendent-at12 o'clock.
CHRIST CHURCH-( (Epscopal) REV. John S.
Beers. Rector. Service and preaching at 10 80 a.
m and 30 p. m. Service and lecture Thurs day
evening at 80. Sunday School-Jas. II. Hale
Assistant Supt.,-at II M. Teachers meeting
Tuesday evening at :45
NJ, +. CHURCH.-Rev. G. II. Wright, Pastor
Preaching at 10 80 a. and p. m. Prayer
Meetings on Sunday evening at 6 80, Thursday
evening at 80. Young mems prayer meeting
Friday evening at 8. Sunday Schools. NJ. Peck,
Superintendent Il IN.
SIS. PETER AND PAUL.--(R. o. Rev. Chas +.
Kelley, Priest Mass at and 10 80 a. m. Yes
pers at I 80 p. m. Sunday School at II 80 and
80.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH (Universalist)
Rev. William Taylor, Pastor Preaching at 10 80
a. IN. and p. m. Prayer and Conference
Meeting Thursday evening at 80. Sunday
School-L. f. Gardner, Superntendent-at II m.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. G. 7. Hallowel, Pastor
Preaching ut 10 3 A. NJ. and P. n. Prayer
Meeting, Thursday Evening, P. NJ. Sunday
School at II m.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 10 80 a. m, every
Lords day. Reading Meeting every Wednesday
evening. Sunday School at p. m.
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President Garfield and Judge Kelley
once went down on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland to make political speeches. 1t
was in war times, during Congressional
campaign, and some of the Eastern Shore
men were strong rebels. While General
Garfield was making Republican speech
in the Court House at Chestertown an
egg whizzed by like a bullet and sma shed
against the wall behind him. "Gentle-
men," said Judge Kelley, shifting the air,
'I'm happy to see that down here on the
Eastern Shore the glorious American
eagle lays sound eggs" The audience
roared with laughter and General Gar
field went on with his speech.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-16

Henry George Pearson the new Post
master of New York is native New
Yorker, born in 1912. He was appointed
i. a messenger in the Audit Department of
the Custom House when boy and in 1860
entered the Postof1ice as a clerk. He
served under Postmaster Fowler, Taylor,
Wakeman and Jones. In 1864 he was de-
tailed to superintend the mail between
New York City and Washington. He
was appointed Special Agent of the Rail
way Mail Department in 1872, and after
serving for while as Superintendent of
Mails in the New York Office was appoint
ed Assistant Postmaster in 1878. He is
said to have been the executive officer
who has not only carried out Postmaster
James suggestions, but made many i'm
proYements Of his own.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-16

The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided that no return of legal-tenders will
be made to the banks which deposit them
with the purpose Of retiring their circu-
lation. He thinks that to return them
would create dangerous precedent. He
also expresses the opinion that no strin-
gency in the money market need be ap-
pretended, owing to the large amount of
bonds that have been and are being pur-
chased by the government.
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DR. A. T.. BURR'S
HOMEOPATHIC
II " ~ o. q u ES ~ II.

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will any and all ntlammations arising from.
Cold 1t is superior to all others in every respect
and especially for the following reasons
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Sth 1t will cure any Cold.
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10th 1t will cur" any Cough.
18th 1t will cure Scarlet Fever.
10th. 1t is the best rcmcd- that any one can take
for Consumption, and if taken in the first stage |
will guarantee cure.
18th. 1t is perfectly safe for all ages there is
nothing in lis composition that can harm child.
y. f.. BURR
For sale by CLARK B. PORTER.
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John t. Rich has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Sew
enth district of Michigan to succeed Omar
ID. Conger. Mr.. Rich is farmer by oc-
cupation and is at present member of
the State Senate. He has twice been
Speaker of the Michigan House of Repre-
sentatives.
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| RIAL LIST for March Term Of Court
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1901, 10 pe held at Troy, Pa:
II NJ Lake John Kelly. issue
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Tho Foundation or Rcnuty.

Aesthetic taste is tho result chiefly Of Odu.
cation. Hence Il Is that tho prevailing beauty
Of American women Is remarked by every
traveller who comes from beyond tho Atlantic.
Hereditary forms and features certainly, in
Tho main, aro transmitted from generation 10
generation, but they must DO refined by
social md mental education, or else tho
coarse and sensual will become tho rulc,
oven among tho titled classes of England. In
tina. l,ingdom beauty Is tho exception, not
tho rule, as tho repulsivo uglinesu oft o low.
or strata proves and this Is tho fac, bcc ,uso
those strata remain in dense ignorance. Tho
common school system Is at tho bot,on. of
American beauty. There can DO no doubt
that the love Of tho beautiful, a resultant Of
education, beams through tho face and adds
grace TO tho persor, for Il Is tho province Of
love 10 do THE In women Just as tho love Of
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of Lubbock's regiment, the Third Texas. On
the reorganization Of force on the Rio
Grando be became colonel OF the Texas
cavalry, formed by the Junction Of Yager's
and Tsylor's bstlalions. This regiment he
soon brought into the highos, condition OF
discipline snd efficiency; and the Flrst Texas
was led BY him in the gallant, but fatal,
charge at Pleasant Hill. Colonel Buchell
fell at the frs. FIRE, his horse killed under
him, and himself pierced with three ugly
wounds.
With what unfaltering resolution BuchelPs
cavalry (reinforced by Debrsy's) returned 10
the charge on foot, and at length, alter the
loss Of many brave men, compelled the stub
born foo to yield, i, not In tho scope of this
brief memoir to record; neither is It our
province to cri,icise the order tina. COM
PEELED the heroic Buchell, contrary to bis eI-
pressed convictions, 10 lead his men into a
cul de sac and, without hope of success. to
rush, under n sense of duty, TO almost certain
death Colonel Buchell was conveyed y
Mansfield. where be lingerei few Days and
brghthea his last
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Colonel Augustus Buchen.
Galveston News.

A correspondent of tho T(x,ns Clarion
writes that's short biography ii tho late
Colonel Buchell has been compiled from
facts obtained from tho former partner
Captain Huck, Of Indianola, and sends the
following interesting extracts
Augustus Buchol was born in 1911, on tho
Rhine, near the city of Mazence, in Germany.
lilo thero attended a military school, and
aflerward completed his studies q.
PEcole militairo. at Paris. Ills
proficiency in his profession caused
him 10 DO selected 10 accompany
Ali Pasbs 10 Turkey, whore no was military
instructor to the army, with tho rank and psy
OF colonel, His adhesion to the Christian
inith alone prevented his arriving at the
highest honors In tho gift of tho ottoman
porte. Upon tho breaking out of tho Ca,los
war In Spain, Colonel Bucholl returned TO
Europe aud entered tho service of QucAn
Christian, by whom he was endowed with
tho dignity of knight Of tho Golden eros 8
for distinguished services. Aftor peace was
restored In Spain, Colonel Buchell emigrsted
TO Texas and settled at Indian Point, near
lndianola, In 1916 Ia 1916, when
General Taylor called for succor at Fort
Brown, no raised company Of six-months
volunteers and marched Immediately 10 his
assistance. Upon tho expiration of his
service no was promoted 70 tho staff Of
uoneral Taylor, acting as interpreter, with
tho rank OF major. Ho remained with
General Taylor throughout tho war. At
close OF tho war no returned TO Indiapola
md pulatly assumed tho mercantile business
which BIO had abandoned upon the flrst cali
OF his adopted country. Upon tho election
OF General Taylor TO tho presidency, hs ex-
pressed tho intention Of oiering Major
Bucholl the embassy 10 tho court
OF Brazil, at tho same timo stating tina,
tho position was below his merits md his
services; but tho premature death of tho Ia.
mented Taylor prevented his deserved AL
vancomont, and Major Bucholl continued
contontcdly performing tho duties Of pri.
vAto cltixon until tho Cortioas raid again
called him 10 the field. He raised com.
pany Of twenty men and embarked on n
schooner for Point Isabel, defrsylng the OK
ponso Incident, 70 n great extoat. from his
own pocket. Aftcr tho suppression Of Ibis
trivial outbreak. tho beginning of Inc
lato war found Major Buchel, as
ever, chIvalrously devoted 10 RICH,
and freedom, and no at once
warmly espoused tho cause of the south. liz
materially assisted Col. Van Dorm In planning
and arranging tho capture Of tho federal
steamer. Star Of tho Weat Subsequently b.
t,fuscd tho ccmmiasIon Of Lieutenant. Colonel
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THE uoLLIpAY FIGnT.

When Malone took the action described
no had every reason to believe that Holiday
would, after tho election, act ss his friend,
and aid him to secure any position which he
might desire. This proved 10 be gres,
mistake. Instead of aiding him, Holiday
Immediately after his inauguration, entered
into close relations with John w. Daniels
and the moot bitter enemies of Malone.
Seeing this, many of tho shrowdest and
most influential politicians in Virginia pro.
dicicd that Mahone's influence was drawing
70 m erd IL was under these circumstances
betrayed by those whom ha had soryei and
without any hopes Of consideration from the
democracy, that no entered into tho last
campaign for tho legislature. II was
apparently an uphill fight from tho fret
All tho best republicans Ia tho slate united
with the honest conservatives in tho eilor. TO
elect only "debt-paying candidates" 10 the
general assembly. Last July Mr.. Malone
admitted to prominent politician, now
In Washington, thst tho most tho read.
iuslcr, could hope for WAS that they nigh,
hold tho balance Of power between tho dem.
ocrats who we're for tho psymon. Of tho debts
and those who desired 10 rcsdius, Il. After
tho election WAS over, however, much TO the
surprise of every one, It was found tina, re-
pudiation candidates nominated by Malone
had boon elected in largo numbers, and thu,
lhere had also been elected number Of
colorod men and so.called republicans, who
werc, for all practical purposes, absolutely
under his control. Supported by these two
olaments, Mr.. Malone was ELECTED 10 The
United States senate. He ia now practically
tho dictator Of Virginia; he:hods tho lecis,
lature absolutely, and, without being unde,
any obligation TO tho democracy.
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This Is theonly Lottery ever voted on .l,v tins
people of STATE, and nader "a late d.c'siyn ~
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Louisiana State Lottery Coulpap,

This instltnllon was regularly Incorporate
by The Legislature OF the State Tor Educational
anu Charitable purposes In lsGs, for the tenn OF
twenty-five years, tC which contract the lnylolg.
pie faith Of he state Is pledged, which pledge bsa
been IeneWedhy an overwhelming popular vote,
hrohi lhf US franchise In the new constitution
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1870, with n cam.
tHl Of ~ ,IOO, 200, to which II has since added |.
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Tho senator rrom virginia ss.s ne.
msrsInbIe GnHccr.

From tho position which ho may tske in
tho senate, i. is Of interest 70 know exactly
what msnnor Of man William Maho1c is.
Ito il toe sol If wayside tavern keeper
Was bora on tho southoTn border Of Virginia
and f. m his childhood, was ,oked down
upon BY every wel-to.do slave rs being
''DlOr white trash" la his early boyhood,
however, In spite Of the oppression prac-
tieed upon him by sons OF rich Burbon
planters, he developed remarkable ability
and at the competitive examination, he Won
scholarship in one OF tho best academies in
the state.
In due time 10 graduated with high honors.
During tho war be served in tho conieiarate
army, winning much distinction hnd rising to
the rank Of central. Wien the civil
struggle wss over he was one of the fret
10 recognize the supremacy Of the
NORTH, although he was one OF tao last TO
surrender and being an accomplished civil
engineer he 8, Cnce act about rUyiYiug the
shattered railroad system Of bis state. He
was made president Of the Atlantic, Misss-
sippi u Ohio railroad company, which, by
~" "'" Ni"'.o" n.y. oI'o
W.na Wunk my oruhhiug from Norfolk,
Yids'nia' 70 DFt,o', tennessee y Distance OF
~ 'n'Ies. Noh'fol,'Ug this 'mn'ehso prop,
eriy, no soon OCEAN 70 exert most powerful
lonueneo upon me popHce OF the state no.
GRAVITY VI. own aiilou0e, however, hut to
secure positions Tor avs Trends, whom 'he
aohIocfu''c parry was ~ l's wills ENDS, ana by
every means possible was
AIIEHrr'ho 10 eFhhIHRo" REPUBLICAN,
v RULE
N virginia IL was Mf'nhnCne WHO snggeated
lhaI lhe ooufoois thuuia 'nqorsa walker, o
northern mao; ma III "Yowea republican, ~
governor pc Nho% very wen lhe
cihTnc'er VI 'iic persoh 40 isa 10 dca "lih,
~ Iaa,1 he tnoueh' ne ana, 'hd a. the
EVEN Pr9Ycl n' vs. hos tnls[eRen. walker
was "ltail9f 10 ms oiee'ions, and rs Ma
none pfedi'led would be Tho case, he be-
N"yea ll9 state INTO lhe hands OF Tho demo
cracy. lis success 10 ihs mannuyre gave
the railroad klne OF The old dominion still
greater iniIaenee lhan he had before, md it
was manly through hls exettions that
WitherS was made senator Of the United
States, and kemper governor OF the state.
LiIle by ''tllo' however, Mr., Malone dis
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