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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

A MODEL READJUSTER-REPUBLlCA
ENDORSING MEETING-A CRUEL COMPLIMENT
TO AUDITOR MASSEY.
correspondence of The Rlchmord Dspatch.l
MAY 0. 1881.
To-day the Readjus'erS $50 called) and
Republicans, agreeable TO notice, assembled
in mass-meeiings at this place-the former
in the Town Hail, the latter ut the court.
house. Shortly after the Mahoneite meet
inc was assembled entered the Town Hall
and found some sixteen or eighteen Ma
boneites and three Republicans sitting SOL
EMMY and silently, with perhaps eight or
ten Democrats as spectators. On inqulrlng
what was going on | was informed tina, q
committee of five were out. Af'er another
protrac;ed season Of solemn silence, the
committee made their appearance and re-
ported series of resolutions, setting forth
the remarkable achievements OF the Malone
party i'm effecting reform in the basement
Offices, reducing expenses, giving eihciency
to tree schools and paying the teachers, ma
king the penitentiary self-sustaiDing, euio-
glzing Massey but not favoring his nomina-
ton for Governor. lest the State should lose
a valuable Auditor, aud thanking Malone
for his independent and manly stand IN the
Senate. These resolutions were by the
twenty one or two Readiusters and three
RepublicaDs-after an expressed fear by
one member that Mr.. Massey would not be
pleased with the resolution with regard to
him, and the adoption Of slight amend
ment to the eject that II Mr. Massey was
the choice OF the Richmond Convention he
should receive the support OF the Botetouit
Readjusters-una adopted.
just at this point the Rtadiuster Radical
Judge OF Botetourt County Court, X. F..
Mays, attended by a few white Republicans
and q number OF negroes. entered the ball
and asked II there was anything before the
meeting, and proceeded 10 read set OF re-
solutions adopted by the Republican meet
Ing In the court house, setting forth the be-
lief Of the Botetourt Republicans that
II was inexpedient 10 put straight
Republican ticket in the field this fall,
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Mr.. GLENNAN, OF Norfolk, was Yesterday
selected TO I'll a vacancy in the representa-
ton Of the Second congressional district in
the State Central Committee of the Demo-
cratic party. The lot fell upon the right
man. Mr.. GLENNAN is an energetic, hard
working member of the Democratic party.
He will ably and faithfully perform the du-
ties Of his new position.
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acknowledgement (Mass.l American protestant
Mr.. A. Bayley, the well-known druggist
COZ Main street, this city, was the nfS' 10
sell st. Jacobs Oil here. lie INFORMED Us
Yesterday that IT was The most popular rem,
edp he ever sold, and that 1t could not ia'i
10 reach the people everywhere.
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The warfare to fbc end that ail trieks'ers'
scnemers. and intrigners VINO oees''e =,
cheat, worry, and vex the goou peop nws VI
our e"'o NV RusrfcUs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

C0XKLING's own witty phrase might be
SO altered as to be applicable to himself. He
is " professional Republican"
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
G.B BUNNELL's GREAT SHOW,
from Broadway and Ninth street, New YORK.
A MUSEUM OF THE MOST RENoWNhl
LIVING WONDERS.

The Largest and 'he smallest Man on Farih ;
RIJTH The Templar Giant, and Nature ; txirtme
marvellous midget; Captain GtiRt,f tro r., :,
TENIr> the Greek Albanian. formerly WIN J.. y E
B1rnum: The Veteran Ilumorlst ALI. bukNti b,
Comic Character. DeineNor. assisted Nv MISS
uLTFN NASII:EVf RETT, Pres1dgiateur: Pro-
80 !, ,RK tr and his troupe of Trained Dogs,
The performing BaDy kleph ,ui, and host OF the
most attractive artists.
doors open at |: 80 and 1880 T. NJ
Admission only 10 cents; ORCHESTRA ara circle
seats, 20 cruts. NV Z ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

/ HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING
l. STOCK OF GO0DS.-Cninese Matiings, OF Ali
grades Oil.C oths, Carrots, Rugs, aud Mats; Shades
and Standings OF all styles; Corniees aud Cornice-
curtains; Paper Hangnas u an STYLES and quality.
Work Gone Ia town or county, All orders promptly
Riehpopd, Va, an & Pm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

The Central Presbyterian Of this week
gives Mr.. A. WILFORD HALL another hear.
inc
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LAYING TAKEN TIE STAND

UAVING TAKEN THE STAND y
Ill lO3 EAST BROAD STREET. tetvtca b
= nd second streets (,ouih Sdr). ava ifci lf n..
FIRST. CLASS DRUGSTORE. "i'A fresh -ui.
of MEDICINES. SURGICAL AfPLIhNl
TOILET ARTICLES. SC / beg p be- p'rm
call The attention # my friends auf ihe uui -
ertIly To the establishments ana very rcufD'l
solicit their patronage and support.
an % JAMES BrAIr
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WOOD AND 0OhL,

OPPOSITION TO EXTORTlON AND
~ MONOPOLY.-Now dischar2ing and on hand:
full supply OF FiRST-CLAss ANTHRACIIt
sIOyE-COAL. fresh from mines, delivered al re-
dnced prices; also. sPLiNT, EUhBERLAND,a and
ali sinds of SOFT COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD
Gary street. fapZTl 4. ". fAbE.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, re.
ITALIAN INsECT.PCwDER

ITALIAN INsECT-PowDER
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
ITALIAN INsECT.POwDER
ITALIAN INsECT.P0wDER
KILLS
KILLS
KILLS
KILLS
BED-BCGs,
BED.BUGS,
BED BUGS,
BED-BCGs.
MOTHS.
MOTHS,
MOTHS,
MOTHS.
REACHES.
ROACHEs,
REACHES,
REACHES,
wATER-BUG7,
wATER-BUG3,
WA1 ER-BVG~,
WATEE-BCG-
AND
ANr
ASp
AND
ALL OTHER
ALL OTHER
ALL OTHER
ALL OTHER
iNrEC -
IN~EtT>.
INSECTS.
IN~FC1~.
SAMPLE BY MAIL. 3jC.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
AwUSEN EN'T>.

MOZART HALL, FRIDAY EVEN nv:
vi NAV IA 1891 CARNIVAL OF SEASONS
AND REF RFsENTATION OF FLOWERS "A
FLORAL ENTERTAINMENT given 3y me la,iies
I,ur,i-SIreet MefhOd 81 church, under the drecuoh
OF Professor MINOR. introducing Ihe TOUR zen 0ns.
spring, summer. Ah'umn, ana NinltfL-wllnr ~
aSsistance of sixty girls and boys, CONSISTING vi ~
three months OF each season and representing wv
principal flowers mat bloom In the seas1ns - e
Queen OF Sea. ana Queen OF Flowers VIII pr I
three graces will appear. also sunshine shower, hI
closing the summer months with the appearance ni
summer evening During the wintepmonths snow.
a,res MINT and moOnsbine will appear, closing
with The ,yergreens, and forming one grand va.
beaux of the four There VIII De rcclatons
ana singing during III. carnival, also several QUITS
and solos Five very SIN al girls VIII persOnae nye
Ii1te mushrooms that came In night .lo,lns tn,
entertainer, with statuary-" SculpiuI 1911
and severaI masierpieces. Doors open AT O'Clock
nn,,r,seinn 15c my l2-2t
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IRON, STEEL. GRINDSTONES, &c.
TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
y EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA, NOR.
FOLK, MAY 4, 1881.
DUNCAN BARLOW, SURVIVING TRUSTEES,
AGAINST
THE ATLANTIC. Mississippi AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY AND OTHERS.

And now, May 4ih, 1881. 1t Is ordered that Mas
ter Commissioner Peasants do take an account
showing The amount OF claims, and bv whom held
against the defendant company, for labor done and
supplies aud materials furnished before the appoint
ment OF the receivers In this cause hown 10y the
books and records Of the COMPANY. or by the evil
deace TO be adduced before him by the holders OF
such claims AS have already hied ar may hereafter
nle petitions for the payment thereof The Master
Will also renOrt whether the materials or supplies
furnished were on hand at the time OF the appoint
ment Of the receivers and were Subsequently used
by them In the operation OF the railroad.
He will also. In case OF the assignment aud trans
fer OF any Of said claims since SAID suit brought
repOrs when the same were acquired by the present
holders. and for what consideration.
He will also give notice by advertisement In one
more daily papers To be published In the clues OF
Norfolk. Petersburg, Richmond, and Lynchburg.
that such claims are TO be presented aud proof
made gu or before the 18th day of June, 1881 and
will file his report In the clerks Office Ut Richmond
by the LIST day Of July. 1881, aud exceptions. II
any. NAV be died thereto within twenty days there
from. aud the hearing Of the said petitions Is fixed
for the third day Of the next October term of this
court al Richmond. HUGH l., BOND,
Circuit Judge;
ROBERT W. HUGHES.
District Judge.
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NIGHTS TEN = l. \ ~
IN EXCURSION ~
on RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANG ~
RAILROAD.
A GRAND Picnic.
under the auspices and for the benefit OF the hnghs
MONDAY, NAY 10TH,
at the magnificent estate Of the late James dait,
known as
POINT OF FORK.
This delightful place is oil the Richmond and A.
Ieghany railroad. ffty-six miles from Richmond.
aud Is better ada pied for an entertainment OF Tins
Kind than any other IN the river. A large man ION,
with double parlors aud rtceptioE-rooms Tor ladies'
will be at their disposal. well-shaded lawn OF nNe
acres surrounds the dwelling and commands view
of the Valley of The James for many miles.
A band Will be IN attendance. and every enOrt
made Tor a ful Gays comfort and pleasure. .
The train will STOP. going and returning al Aalu-
ems Adventure ROCK Castle, CarersVllle, Eik nm
aud Columbia. - 800
A COUNTRY MEAT DINNER will be served by
the DroprefOr Of the farm for 20 cents. Other re-
treatments at ciiy prices. 800 ,
Roundtro tickets, 81; children under twelve
years. so cents. ,,,, . .
Train leaves from foot Of Candles Hill at s
A. VI.
For tickets apply 10 4. W. CARRIER, Wagner. and
Bod-kers drtigSOrcs, G.. ". 1aylOrs store, Church
NM '''1 WV n. sWIVEFORD,
GEORGE \. AIN>LIE,
n. SELDOM TAYLOR,
JOHN i. WRIGHT,
mys Committee from Communicates.
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APaLLENARIs WATER.

A POLLlNARlS.
- THE orEFN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Mcdicdi Journal
:. TONIC. RESTORATIVE, AND ENLIVENING."
Or. ThiteRiuS.
"FXuILARATING. GOOD FOR LOSS or
APPETITE"
Peter Squire. chemist to the Qneen'
ANNUAL SALE. NINE MILLIONS.
OF all Grocers, Druggist ana Mineral "a'er
Dealers.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Imy 12Th,Sa&T'I
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We mention among them
8 pieces BLACK SATIN at 75c. yard-the a"a'-
ity sold generally at 1925;
8 pieces BLACK SILKS at t1.35-ooc. yaro
under value;
q p,eces sURAH sATINs at 65c.--the price mere
tofore 1925;
COL ORED SATIN DE LYOS ~ fl.Zo'
or ,CE s.TIy DrIYONS ats1 5O--ihis spec
quality Is valued at 1925;
coI OpFD FOULARD SILKS at 45c.:
SATIN DE MERyEILIEUX from 81 25 to 1879
,Iso Great bargains In PLAIN, COLORED' ana
GRos.GRAIN DRESS SILKS;
on n,eces LYONS GROS-GRAiN AZ Toe, ooP''
and s1-ereat reduction In these goods;
cor 0pFD DRESS sATINs in endless variety of
colors at 06c.-tne same goods formerly sold at
sl25. ,,..,.ooC.u
THE LARGEST STOCK
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CARPETS, MATTINGs, &c.

M Il. PHILLIPS, l22 EAST BROAD STREET,
IHls has opened his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS.
consisting Of all the latest STYLES Of PAPER
HANGIN1s, MATrlNGS, OIL-CL0THs, RUGS,
CURTAINS, &C. | have few CARPETS left,
". B.-Work done In the best s,yIe, town and
country. WINDOw-AwNINGS made 70 order.
ap 2S.lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

IN ADDITION TO OUR
ALREADY MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK,
WE SHALL
OPEN DURING THE COMING WEEK
MANY
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
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SAMPLE BY MAIL. 3jc.

CAUIION.-As many other articles oi il- ''
der nave been introduced into th~ market sine.
KILLING EFFECJS Of ihis Powder hag, h.
kuonn. We would can the attention 81 Dul.i- n .
fact that ihs GENUINE Eaiiau lustr,-i' f..-
soid I'm BOTTI ~ Only, al 10. p. and JDt. s.,
that orr name l. on he latei and wrapper.
POLK MILLER & co.. Ano-h' ..
p,v1 Richmond. , d.
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NOTICE TO LABOR AND SUPPLY" CLAIM
ANTS.
MASTERS OFFICE. RICHMOND.
In obedience % the foregoing decree all parties
Interested therein hereby noi6ed that shall be
In Attendance at my ONCE IN Richmond mp To aud
Including the 10TH DAY OF JUNE AExr 10 re-
ceive The petill0as and the evidence 10 support the
same mentioned therein.
NJ. +. PLEAsANTs,
my ll.3taw2w Master.
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sprs,sAs, N0TIsJgs.
COHEN BROTHERS.
IN ADDITION TO OUR

:...... ................."........,.'....;
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MOURNING GOODS
s.-'ss's's''s''' ''''
NOW OFFERED IN THE CITY.
we have paid this department special attention
for years. We cffer many additional bargains In
this department.
30 pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK BUNTING At
l2l5c., sold everywhere at 2Gc. yard;
Also. ALL.WOOL NOME BUNTING al 20 and
25c. yard;
besides
THOUSANDS OF EXTRA BARGAINS
we are unable 10 mention here.
lmy 7-Sa,s u&Thl
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FINCASTLE.

4, MODEL READJUsTER-REPUBIIC
ENDORSING MEETING-A CRUEL COMPLIMENT
TO AUDITOR MASSEY.
llac lloI.t1, L...l niatAatnh
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DICHMOND MOZART AssOCiATION.

The regular weekly sorce will take place ~
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at
O'Clock. Admission ONLY ny membership or INVITA-
tinn.c1r,lS Which must be presented NJ the door.
Members can obtain nyitation-cards on application
Toe. l.. SIEGFL. 42l Broad street. 4. +. Join,
Main street. lnF J III
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A woman.s Quick wit.
Cincinnati Commercial.

The part of Tennessee through which
/ have been knocked about is full Of re-.
miniscenses OF the war, but there is noue
OF the bitterness leYt IN war time the
people we're greatly divided in their sen
timents, and no man could tell tother
from which. This remark reminds me
of story | heard yesterday, about an
estlmable woman of seventy odd, who
died two or three years ago here on the
mountains. One day, during the war,
when the country was fairly alive with
guerrillas, she had occasion to take some
valuable goods With her on trip she
was making, and put them on her horse
back of her. When she had gone some
distance in the woods she heard 9 squad
Of guerrillas approaching, and knowing
her goods would not be safe for a mo-
ment, she strIded her horse man fashion,
and throwing her long skirt over the
package behind her, completely conceal
ed it When the guerrillas rode up she
was unable to guess whether they be-
longed to the north or the soush-their
Uniform being no solution whatever.
She determined, il questioned, to play a
bluff game With them, and she soon had
chance to exercise her wit "Hellow
called one of the gaerrllas. sHello!"
she returned. "What side are you on 2"
he challenged. She laughed good
laugh at him as she replied, kicking out
her feet, sOn both sides Of course; cant
you see ?" This brought roar from
the whole squad, and they begsn to bana
ter her in her own fashion. (which
side is your old man oni' asked one OF
them. dies on neither sside," she
laughed; she's on his back aud has been
for years. Such wit saved her, and
they let Ter pass on unmolested.
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/ Prostration by Heat.

The following simple directions are
given on high medical authority as the
proper course to pursue in eases OF pros
tration by heat:
First OF sll remove oil clothing which
bears ON the upper portion OF tue body,
aud dash cold water in unlimited quauti-
ty over the sufferer until the skin has be.
come normally cool. II even ice water
may be procured, use il also, but with
mora modera3on aud only as reactife.
Encourage free drinking Of cool bev-
eraces, chiefly water, 90 as to induce
vomiting. If toe spasm continue, use
light stimuIants, but with great prudcnse
and moderation. IT, however, reaction
of the skin cannot be brought on, blis-
ter applied to the nsps Of the neck may
be resorted to and often succeeds. In
case OF the sunstroke being followed by
epilepsy, this symptom is not alarming.
bat the contrary. Only keepthe sufferer
in the shade and in as cool and well ven-
tilased place as can be provided. Bot
the worst, and almost invariably fatal
symptoms are complete insensihility, far
more ominous than commissions; intense,
persistent heat Of the skin, tnmultuous
action Of the heart, falling pulse aud
lividi,y Of the hands and feet.
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Air Your Houses.

The first number Of Food and Health
contains the following advice, which all
would do well to heed: eve must soon
have hot weather and want ventilated
houses Too many houses are built up
the back in America, there are no thor
ough drafts, front and back open and a
current set a-soing, that's fresh air. Air
stagnates, and curtains drawn, blinds
down, carpets on floors, doors closed
and one bit of window just opened ,
goodness, where's the life to come from
to breathe in so many cubic isches even
of oxygen Now, then, in the morning
let your maid open the street door for an
hour, and set something airing, some
current into those stagnant air layers
that stuff each other up, and can neither
move up nor down, nor in, nor out
L aides are faint, children droop, babies
die, men swear, and all for want of lit.
lie current of fresh air just passing
through the house. Look to it and open
your house door the first thing in the
morning, and if you can set a current
going do it,
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From the N. Y. World. 18Th inst.

The sudden fury with which the Re-
publican Journals fall upon the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor of Ohio
indicates that they appreciate how per-
sonally strong he Is aud how formida-
BILE candidate against "Charley' Fos-
Ter. One occasion for the fury seems
to be that Mr. John W. Bookwalter, the
nominee, possesses money. But mas.
much as he made this as as mechanic
aud an inventor, and not like Foster By
complexities with lobby schemes, nor
like Sherman by official complexities
with banks, it is not likely that the yo-
ters Of Ohio will take his wealth much
to heart. 1t is charged, indeed. that he
has bought his nomination; but no other
evidence is adduced to sustain this
charge than tue half-breed notion that
moneyed men have no uses in politics
except to bribe Legislators and to man
ipulate caucuses. 1t is also charged
against Mr.. Book walter that he owns q
picture gallery, that he is building en-
opera-house, that he has founded aud
conducts paper called the Mechanical
News, that he has travelled in Europe,
Cuba aud the islands OF the Pacific
Ocean, and has written accounts of bis
travels and printed them for private dis
tribution. that be has illustrated series
of articles commendatory OF the Eads
Ijetties, and that be entered the Demo-
cratic party through the Greeley gate of
1872 and had tho sense to remain in
good company Wing. "a man of strong
personal popularity stands upon pop
ular platform It may be as we'll for his
opponents to look after the popularity
of their own candidate and the security
OF their own platform. Charley Fosters
glass house is larger than the opera
house constructing by Mr.. Bookwalter
which yesterday especially invited the
l.fury" of the Tribune.
b.
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The Queen of Home.

Honor the dear old mother. Time
has scattered snow fakes on her brows,
plowed deep furrows on her checks, but
is she not sweet and beautiful now The
lips are thin and shrunken, but those are
the lips which have kissed many hot
tear from the childish cheeks, aud they
are the sweetest lips in the world; the
eye is dim, yet it glows with the soft ra-
dance that can never fade Ah, yes,
she is a dear old mother. The sands of
life are nearly run out, but, feeble as she
is, ,she will go further and reach down
lower for you than any other person on
earth. You cannot enter prison whose
bars can keep her out! you cannot
mount a scaffold too high for her to
reach that she may kiss and bless you in
evidence of her deathless love when the
world shall despise and forsake you
when 1t leaves you by the wayside to
perish uanoticed, the dear old mother
will gather you in her arms and carry
you home and tell you Of all your vir-
tues until you almost forget your soul Is
disfgured by vices. Love her tenderly,
and cheer the declining years with holy
devotion.
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Bro. Gardner.
natrn;t E.aa D..

uCo ona hos l;ux
rorrs ;ntaros,;n, sta,;s,;,. en go IA ~
fa,rs !, hoaon The pras;do.t - ~ ~" LA "a
49,, onohIot .ut o;h. y, ~ ny.
az cpnvar.s f. India afrio. Cb;naa us' ~. u -
No. No. daor;o, do los, q a .;h. a. 81 -
por of rhr;si;ons I, o,at, ~ e. 60. ~ nu'a
Ira;oo. = ,,;hs da omona. a.e ~ w
,oo.od snr 5oo,bans ~, a. n,,n,,,,. s5 ~ j
p;,,1as and Tastau,en,s nr;n,aa ~ ins, 10 "
Wb;lo T am warrv n,oh mt 'esh,;a,., J, H. A.
,,nLnou, I - d,,or I r,ns, 1850 go - ,,;" -
anno,ntmsnt at not fndin' fnller nar,;cL
MARS FHr instance how naanv Amer.
icans ruax saye1s laa, ss,sr7 4 cen,t fin,
de f,ooerse T ssnzst csas ,,atJ J-s,res ,sSs-nola
olsrssu,...urne nezsze ~
All fo..4, an,.sssss Is Il fsss! s|<sFeiisll z
un. White dey am cfSla, ober deheatts
en- across de sea, America has 25.O00.-
600 sinners. Fur ebery sermon deliber-
ed in favor of maxim heather converts
abroad, America has ten murders, hun
dred robberies, an no end OF smaller
crimes. Show me Clergyman who
stands in his pulpit an sheds tears ober
de niggers of Africa, an I'll show
you more vice an wickedness widin
gunshot Of his church, dan he could fin
in hundred squar' miles in Africa
Has any prescher in Detroit or Chicago
or New York saved de soul of one sin
gle home hesthen dis las var. Has
any congregsshun raised one single
nickle to convert gamblers, thieves and
idefaulters to Christianity While our
ministers shed tears ober dc darkness
which reigns in Egypt, one-ffth OF our
|popnlsshun make Sunday a holiday.
kin walk out on dat day an see races,
games, excursions, open stores, fights,
riots an drunkenness. Who could see
more in Africa2 Ebery day I read OF
murder, robbery, arson au' plunder.--
Kin it be any worse in China2 Ebery
newspaper am full of elopements, defal-
cations an scandals. Am society in
Japan any worse
81 tell YOU, nv fren's, dar am heap
in de Bible dat am all right, and dar am
a heap ia dis so called Christianity da,
am ali rong. Christianity dat will send
thousands Of dollars ,ber de sea an let
white women at home shiber wild cold
an hunger fur bread isn't founded on
de Bible Christianity dat breaches yir.
tue an den furnishes list of 228 church
scandals in s,nole var cannot he re-.
snected CHRISTIANITY dat, sniffls, ober
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-02
How to Succeed.

Boys, the world is wide and its owner
is God. If you wish to be somebody,
"work." The brave alone have friends.
If The old track don't suit you, make
new one, somebody will walk in it,
Success is never obtained In country
like this without an effort. II you fail
once try again-if you fall down, get up
again--if its dark, strike light-ifyou
are in the shade move around, for If
there's shade on one side there is sun
shine on the other. Take time-don'.
hurry too fast. Go slow, especially
when you know the road or become &C.
quainted with Your team. Mind your
own business, leaving the question oil
reward. life, happiness or Heaven will
God. This is queer world; many
people are watching US and help otter
comes when and from whom we leas
expect Confidence is the safe in which
men keep their treasures, and as yo'
prove worthy, so will your reward o
success be. There is rich reward il
success which none hat those VIII,
strive can enjoy.-Er.