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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M THE GREAT SACRIFICE or
SILK GOODS.
WE BUYTHEMIN UNLIMITED or,,r,.
AND SELL THEM FOR LESS TH,v
MOST HOUSES BUY THEM
VIZ SHALL OFFER on NoyD,y

WE SHALL OFFER on MONDAY
24-iNCH GUlNETs BLACK SILK u, =.
generally sold 1t SLID; w.,
PONSON'S at 10 md s5c.. valued af Al DE-
BoNNET's az $40 to 81 4 yar,l. o1, l l.so
heretofore nave been from Doc. o. =
2f-INCIi SATIN DE Lyons. RH,Dvvr.
other SATIN effects 40 SID, selling
from also 10 sl.75: f'..r
COLOkED SlLhS at 90 and sjc.:
New lot Of evening shades "a; greatly prt,...
Large 10Y OF SNllN5 at Zoe. ylrI. i..
29-lNCH COLORED MERNElIIFfv .....
GUiSET's sXfIN DE PHArNoLD ~, 49,.
quality cost upward. OF : ; fo irIf.'-f. '-''.
We viii also Offer 4 fun lunof .fI'. ID f.....
in the most desirable shades d.. d.. u...
value,
We have made another larro rurrhreInBt,1.
NELNElS, ana are tuaIi..I Oh .gar. '
pcriOr-quallty VELVET 20 75c.aI.....
lot az s9c.-theee goods 30. u.srn..i ...
sILKFACE; '...
BLACK VELyETs NJ $50. So. and s...
27-inch wide of tllc mot superior.
CUINET = SlLk-BACh NELsFTr
$3.50 tO ~i.TJ;
GUiNET,s slLk BAcKyl.yLT a7.l,....
az $3.50 and 20.
Among cur stock ~
MOURNING GOODS
Ii-IYCn 1LL-wooL GRAPE Lmu,,,
selling generally no 15c.; 'i.f
41-INCii GRAPE MONla % &C., .,..,.,
at = a yard:
ALL-siLh-AND-WOOL HAGtNi Dou
sl.4J. value $3.50: Oh"
ALL-WOOL FRENCH CA>liNrrr. t....
Very fine ts-lNCU LTPlN~ u &c.
numlcr generally sold 100 ,l.45.
w shalt 40 .p olcra
SPECIAL PURCHASE iNT,u I.,.vr,r.
LADIES iLSIEE~ generally ..I 40 --
win he sold 40 $3.50;
LADIES NOTnlE-HlEBND DOrv,,.
sol. reduced from e1J.
4 ID a l.. B.
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virginia Postal Matters.

The following schedule has just been
issued for Route IL .2SS-Floyd Courthouse
to Rocky Mount Leave Floyd Courthouse
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at
Z. NJ, arrive at Hunters Hall by I p. NJ. !;
leave Hunters Hall Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at A. NJ, arrive at Rocky
Mount by IL A. NJ; leave Rocky Mount
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at II
NJ, arrive at Hunters Hall by +. NJ. !;
leave Hunters Hall Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at q A. NJ, arrive at Floyd
Courthouse by II NJ.
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Euncrnl AofiPca.

Tie funeral Of r. BARTON IIANALL post
poued from Yesterday on account Of The detention
Of the train which bore his rcmain-) viii take
place THIS Saturday, MORNING az ii o'clock
from Monumental church. His friendsarc invited
Ia attend.
The funeral Of FREDERICK V. BULLOCK viii
be preached 40 Pinc-Strcct Baptist church on
SUNDAY the 4th instant az , o'clock. The friends
Of tie deceased and those Of the family are re-
specufully invited to attend.
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r,,n Sysiec Vote for paniel.
Nnrr,,nrr 90 1881

VI
The author OF the following VIII have
seen that we have tried already to carry
out his idea go ,o,,
Editors Dispatch / see from the Dis
patch and other papers that the Roadlust-
or, are contending that Cameron received
an equal, or nearly equal, share OF the white
vote i'm the late election. From reporter
in the New York Herdld Il appears that
Malone himself states their claim at
one half, and similar pretensiOns are, be-
lieve. advanced by the Wig. This persist
ent claim is calculated TO do 50 much harm,
not only from Che discredit which it brings
ON the white race in Virginia at present.
bat from the dScouraging effect it will nave
on future efforts, that it seems TO me OF the
greatest importance that it should be dis
proved as well A. contTadicted.
Ii Cameron received half OF the White
vote. a. claimed by Malone, his ma
ioritv would, OF course, be 0hc whites be-
inc equally divided the whole negro vote
minus the incOnsiderablc number that
under local influences voted for Daniel.
But Cameron's majority is only about
II, 600, which involves the palpaDly absurd
conclusion that only that number Of col
ored votes plus the Insignificant handful
given for Daniel were cast on the 9Th Oh
November An unusually heavy negro
vote j. known 20 have been cast. have
written this not las YOU will at once per
ceive) for publication, but merely rs q prl-
yafe suggestion submitted TO your judy
ment i'm regard 20 mode of disproying by
figures an assertion which by dint OF con-
slant reiteraiOn may, ii not satisfactorily
reiuted, obtain some hold on the public
mind. The people know it is not true, but
they want TO sec it absolutely proved not
to be so, and such proof especially TAX
ing the impressive shape OF lisureS) ap-
pearing in your widcly-circulaied paper
would have the best effect. II.
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Buy 80 HOLIDAY Presents WITHOUT
seeing Or. Scott's beautiful Electric Hair
and Flcsh-Brushes. They Arrays benefit
the ,ocH, and maryellously cure Headaches,
Neuralgia, Dandrufr, Falling Hair, Bald
ness, rheumatism, etc. Price refunded II
not as represented. At Drug and Fancy
Stores
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Theatre-goers, club-yisitors, late-supper
takers, and patrons Of the horse-railroad
owl-trains should all certainly have bottle
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup convenient.
Gentlemen, YOU will need ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03

The Virginia Ian Jouraalior November
is laden with good articles. j. w. RAM
poLpB 4 English, publishers. Judge
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN and Professor S. ID.
DAWES, editors.
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M FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad)-Rcy. W. G. sen iEFFER, pastor.-Prcach-
ing at IL \. VI. and 1880 L. VI Visitors ana
strangers welcome. Seat, free.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. ut the residence e the brides father
on the oath November, 10y Riett Rev. BISHOP
kcane. Mr.. ALFRED GRAY 70 Miss sAILlh -
second daughter Of Mr. John Purcell; all OF ms
city.
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n MONUMENTAL CHURCTI.-Di-
vine service will De held Mt this church at ] ! y VI.
TO-DAY Sunday and $3.50 =. ".
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M FOURTH SUPPLY or NEW
GOODS
AT
d. & L. NITTELDO3FER'S
J27 BROAD STREET.

We have just opened a large stock of
NEW GOODS,
bought at the recent large auction sales in New
York, consisting Of
DRESS GOODS, I'm al colors and qualities from
Sc. per yard To s1.25 per yard:
BLACK SILKS &c very low prices;
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever:
SATINS. PLUSIIES, VEL VETS, CLOAkS,
SACQUES, DOLMANS, ULSTERS. i'm large
variety. at prices to suit an:
BLACK CAsIiNlERES. BLACK SHUDA CLOTH
TAAusE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, MONTE
CLOTH, BLACK TAFFETA. from tie low
est prices 10 Che lnc imported;
BLANKETS from S125 TO SO per pair
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
RUGS. RUGS RUGS,
CARPETS from auction at the following prices
1920, 60, 2J. 2s, 81. "a, 30, ~, 40. 50, 81,
"a, -, s5c. and 81 FOR ths best.
UNDERSHIRTs! UNDERSHIRTS,
LADIES', CHlLDREN'S ANA GENTLEliEN'S
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS from 23c.
60 the finest made;
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at
Sl.2j worth $500;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at
80, 90. -, s5c., and > i-the best goods Cor the
money in the city.
TABLE-LINENS,
WINE-CLOTH>,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS.
SHEETINGS,
COTTONS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS.
COMFORTABLES,
HORSE BLANKETS.
CAsSIMEREs,
CLOAKINGs, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOMESTICS of all kinds, AT EXTREME
LY Low PRICES.
Give Us IN early caHl.
ID. & +. AITTELDOBFER.
no oO-Su. W&Sa J27 Broad street.
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BY the use OF the great German remedy,
Hamburg Drops, you can maintain good
digestion.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
STEVENS
At BOTTOM PRICES.

6 dozen BLACK-WALNUT TABLES:
100 -cts KNIVES AND FORKS ats 81;
100 dozen ROGERS "a /" KNIVES, FORKS,
TEASPOONS. and TABLESPOONS,
fully 10 per cent. lee, than the usual
prices;
\ large assortment Of PICRLE-sTANDs,
sUGAR-BOWLs, BUTrER-DlsFIEs,
CAKE-BAsKETS. &C., in best plate:
4 large lot of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODs, all szes-cheap
100 dozen more Of those FOUR-ROW TOOTH
BRUSHES at l0c.;
Bargains in sHOE-BRCSH FEATHER
BUSTERS, and sCRUB-BRUSHEs;
\ large lot Of BlRD-CAGEs atEl;
All sizes Of JAP TRAYS and SUGAR.
BOXES;
The largest line Of LOW-pRICED VASES
and TOILET-SETs we have ever shown
300 dozen more Of those PLAIN GOBLETS at
soc. dozen, at STEVENS.
no1s sos Broad street.
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NJ THE RELIGIOUS MEETING

held at the Old-Market Hall are a success. Two
converts this week. The meetings will continue
nightly at ~. Also, SUNDAY at 80 +. u. All
welcome.
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M BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broadl.-SuNDAY.
December Attracting by Rev. W. g. STARR
d. d., pastor. At IL \. M.-Subject, - Short
Route to the knowledge Of God" At 1870 J.. NJ
subject, Drowning World" \ cordial in'i-
tation 10 all.
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~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CfIRCH.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON y. d., PASTOR
services nj IL 4. VI. and 1870 =. VI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TLADIEs,

----~>~-~~~~o>~<-~e
nj LADIES,
WE ASK YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
IMPORTED DOLMANs, ULsTERs, JACKETS,
CLOAKs,
just received by express yesterday. We can show
YOU goods that cannot be matched excep, in Paris
or Berlin, where they were made. The style, trim
ming, and the workmanship cannot be approached
In goods made in this country.
We have also % few nice
SILK AND SATIN DE LYON FUR-LINED
CIRCULARS,
and can suit the most fastdious with nm
ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE GARMENT.
Asusual, we offer all Of the above goods at our
ATTRACTIVELY Low PRICES.
LEVY BROTHERS,
10 30 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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NJ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH Corner Of Broad and Twentieth
notwithstanding by the pastor, j. WILEY
BLEDsOE, at IL \. VI. and II +. VI. Young Mems
prayer-mecting from to 7. VI.
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M" PARK-PLACE VI EFT HO DIST
CHURCH west Franklin street).-seryices by the
pastor. Subjects: IL A. NJ. "What We See
Through Blind Mans Eyes; ~ 2. NJ "The
Dissolution of a SOnl.N
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~ GRACE-STREET PRES8YTE-
EIAN CHURCH-Rey. DR.. READ pastor.-Ser-
vices at IL \. VI. and at Z =. NJ. IhcdiscourseM
Up. VI. will DE continuation Of q series on the
P1rlblcs of our Lord.
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In CEN EN- AIRY METHODIST
lsouth side Of Grace street between Fourth and
Fifth streets .-Serices at u 4. VI. and ~ r. NJ
conducted by the pastor, Rev. +. \. PETERSON.
The Sacrament Of the Lords supper Will be adj
ministered at the morning service.
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The author OF the following Will have
seen that we have tried already to carry
on. his idea.
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IF YOU SUFFER WITH NSnx1
4 HEADACHE from cold feet gei@eess7S
you Il pair of those FUR-LlNED ALLIGATOR
SHOES.
GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE->OLE BOOTS and
SHOES IN all the styles;
LADIES' COMMON-sENsE and CORK-SOLE
WALhlNG-sHOEs-iust the thing for this
weather;
BOYS, MISSES. and CHILDREN'S SCHOOL,
SHOES In more styles and better makes than
ever shown before;
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH-TOP. SlLK-LINED,
PATENT-LEATlIER CONGRESS CATERS
for full dress;
LADIES' SLIPPERS In all the styles for evening
and dancing purpose;
TRUNKS, sATCHELs, VALISEs, BAGS, &c.
j. 4. GRIGG.
no2s Tenth and Main streets,
DON'T READ THIS! -S&zxj
BARGAINS BARGAlNsi
NO HUMBUG.
Having determined n make change In our busi-
ness, we will for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS sell our
entire stock Of BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &C..
&C., AT AND BELOW COST FOR CASH ONLY. Those
desiring bargains will do well 10 call NJ once.
All parties indebted 10 this firm will please call
and settle. j. NJ THOMPSON CO.,
no 2O-2m 5l3 east Broad street.
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GFLATINF. COOklNG-WlNE,
APPLE and PIAtH-Bl IItk,
MOUNTAIN Bt ChNHkAI.
NEW ORLEANS MOLA~StS,
GOLDEN SYRUP. and HlIIER.
no 26-eod GEORGE 3. HUNDiI
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II sEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH-The pastor. Rev. J. Z. TYLER. will
preach at IL \. VI. and 1880 =. VI. seats free.
All welcome.
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M CLAY-STREET METHODIST
morning and night by the
newly-appointed pastor, Rev. :. :. LAMBETH.
Strangers cordially invited. Seats free.
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III ECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth strcctsl.-Ilev HENRY
McDONALD, ID. D.. viii preach on SUNDAY at l 1
\. VI. and at 1870 i. NJ.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CH UR CT
Twelfth and Broad strcctsl.-Rey. j. b. lIAw-
rnoRNE. ID. d., pastor, viii preach SUNDAY at
IL A. M.-,ubjcct, job and satan; and at 1870
p. M.-subject. "God's Books Of Record" All well
come
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! LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.

ltELATINE. COOKING WINE AID
VI BRANDY. PORT. SHERRY, and CAlAh.
BA WINES. FRENCH BRANDlE-, AFfIf
BRANDY. Run. llOLLAND GIN tlluii p
STGAE-CTRED BACON, ONT MEAL. Gkt y
and BLACK TEAS soc. q pound, SUGARS
no 2G-Tu.ThSsa JOHN ". HIGGINS
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GR0CERIEs. LIQvoRs. &c.

DATES DE FOIES GBAS.
L OLIVES Paroles.
PRESERVED GlNrfE.
bRANGI-auI lEMOt-lEEI,
EAI~INS. Ct EE tNI-. tlINoN.
ASSORTED NUS.
FLORIDA OEANbl~,
SWEET CIDER,
WHITE WINE NlNFGAE.
SPARGET1I and MACE AkONl
ALDERNtN 80 TIER
MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR.
TEAS. COtFEES. and III CARS 90 tlr il BIS
QUALITY AZ the LOWEST PRICE
JOSEPH NJ BLAIR. GRol DIR.
de 3 sc Main -fu.f
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IT'S WHAT You SPEND" It's what thee II
speud, my son." said sage old Quaker,
mot what thes'll make, which will decide
whether thee's to be rich or not" The adj
vice was irite, for it was Frauklin's IN an
other shape, Take care of the pence. and
the pounds will take care Of themselves =.
But II cannot be too often repeated. Men are
continually indulgiug 10 small expenses. say
ing to themselves that 1t is only trifie, yet
forgetting that the aggregate is serious, that
even the sea shore is made up of petty grains
of sand. Tea cents day is even thirty six
dollars and half year. and that Is the .n-
terest on capital of six hundred dollars.
The man who saves ten cents day only is
so much richer than he who does not as If be
owned life estate in house worth six hun
bred dollars, and, If invested quarterly, does
not take half that time. But ten cents day
is child's play, some will exclaim. Well,
then, John Jacob Aston used to say that when
man who wishes to be rich has saved ten
thousand dollars he has won half the battle.
Not that Astor thought ten thousand much,
but he knew that in making snch sum a
man acquired habits of prudent economy
which would keep him advancing in wealth
How many, however, spend ten thousand In a
few years in extra expenses, and then, on
looking back, cannot tell, as they say, .swhere
the money went to-" To save is to get rich
To squander, even in small sums, is the first
step toward the poor house.
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CRIMES AND
ACCIDENTS.
ANY Fool can Destr0y-Only the
Man with Valuable Material cam
Save-Reader. take warming
Before it in too late.

The summer of 1880 contributed largely to the re-
cords Of disaster and death. Stupidity ignorance and
careiessness can take life any fool destroy But
the ability restore, to crush disease TO make life
worth having Is the joint product Of nature and educa-
tion For this DIR. David Kennedy, OF Rondout'
N. r. has be both proud and thankful that his
namd Is gratefully mentioned by so many
whom he has healed or helped. Kennedys Fasorite
Remedy has become household word. Every body
later gets sick, and sickness is both wear
some and costly. Fav0rite Remedy" steps in at this
point 1t is not expensive and Il is efeient For all
diseases of the blood Bilious Disorders Kidney Com
plant Constipation and the aches and Ills which make
the domestic life Of women cross so hard 10 bear
Kei nedy's Favoriie Remedy has been successfully
used by tho Isands. II will build up system which
has been down by overwork II Is the thing for
the student aud literary man to have at hand, and
should be In the home Of every mechanic. Fayorte
Remedy Is economical safe ald pleasant Buy and
try it, II you need advice as WE'LL write 70 Dr. Kennedy
who Is la active practice surgeon and physicsun at
Rondout, N. Y. I" DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
for sale by all druggists Mar 4w
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Sig. G. Bignami Sormani, of Milan, has
found that the density of snow at time of fall
ing varies remarkably. During his observa-
tions he has found snow so dense that 1t
weighed over thirty pounds to the cubic foot,
being nearly half as heavy as water while
the lightest snow weighed by him showed but
tIife more than two and half pounds per
cubic foot. 1t is assumed that the density of
new-fallen snow isordinarily about ne-eighth
that Of water, or. in round numbers. eight
pounds per cubic foot.
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"You look SO happy that suppose you
have been to the dentist and had that aching
tooth pulled" said Galveston man to a
friend with swollen jaw. sit amt that
that makes me look so happy. The tooth
aches worse than ever. but don't feel it,"
:" How is thats" swell, feel SO jolly be-
cause have just been to the dentists AID he
was out" And the happy man cut a pigeon
wing on the sidewalk. - Cohesion Neps.
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Little Oracle had been told that It was i'm.
polite to take the last biscuit on the table.
The other morning, at breakfast, she was OBJ
served to gaze long and earnestly at the soli-
tary biscuit on the bread plate. The tempta-
ton at last proved too great. Reaching for
the coveted morsel, she exclaimed, so,
mamma, Use almost 'tarved dess won t
be polite today, I'll wait till tome day when
amt SO hsngry."
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The Japanese in cooking rice put It into
just enough cold water to cover IL, and the
fire is only moderate. The close fitting cover
keeps the steam In, aud, in fact, the rice IL
steamed rather than boiled, and comes out a.
white as snow.
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A preacher can talk to woman a week
about the happy hereafter and she fails TO
appreciate IL; but when fortune teller says
she will receive an offer of marriage six
months from. date she goes and buys a bottle
of bandoline and ten yards of red RIBBON
Syracuse Sunday Times
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THE SUNNY S0UrH.

Within the next months desire to add 2oo09
to already large Hist Of subscribers and
have reduced the price 70 low figure THAT all can
afford to take H. We will send It trial to sub
scrbers for MONTHS 10 CTs. Try II III Is large
SPACE paper devoted TO the interest Of the Farm and
Fireside. Instructive and amusing. Those who want
20 knor az AeQut sne suNN1 oyp IN VII nnu sInAi
speciality. Address YsssUuTH, Brownwood
Texas. E5,im.
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9GG aweek in your own town Terms and IS outfit
gtuV free. Address II. HALLErr Co., Portland
Maine. f2siy.
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Statement Made
UNDER OATH.

To wHoM 1T Mar eoScERS.-Tn the year 1875 treat
ed with Kendalps SPAWN Cure, bone SPAWN of seve-
raj months growth, nearly half large hens egg,
and completely stopped the lameness and removed the
enlargement. have worked the horse since very
hard and he has been lame, could ever
any difference in the size Of the hook joints since
treated him With KendalPs SPAWN cure.
r. A. GAINES.
Euosburgh Falls. VT. Feb. 25, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 25h day Of Feb
A. D., 1879.
JOHN G. JENNIE Justice Of the Peace.
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G5 fa coo per day at home. Samples worth s. free.
s21 ~ fr~V Address sTINsoS q Co.., Portland.
Maine feb.as. lssisIy.
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Animal life accommodates itself to these
long days. Birds and animals take their ac-
customed rest at tie usual hours. They go
to rest whether the sun goes down or not
The hens take to the trees about o'clock, r.
M, and stay their until the sun Is well up in
the morning. and the people get into the
habit of late rising too. Longfellow tells us
of his visit to village where although the
sun was shining, yet not soul was to be
seen in the streets.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

ASHLAND. ScHUYLKILL Co, PA, June Sd. 1880.
DIR. b. ). KENDALL Il Co.. GENTS :-A case Of SPAWN
that under my observation entirely cured by
bottle OF your kendal's SPAWN Cure. aud the
Horse sold afterwards for two hundred dollars.
Yours truly,
"The Druggist CHAS Ii. BARNARD.
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Feb. 2S..4w.

Also Pork, Veal, Mutton and first
class Sausage in season.
TERMS CASH.
No. ~ Church Street.
JAS a. GRANT,
Oct 9, lssotf '-A''
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16
From
COL. L. T FOSTER.

YouSGsTowx ONO, May 10th. 1880.
DIR. r. J. KENDALL & Co. GENTs;-l had a very
valuable Hambleonian colt which priced highly
he had large bone SPAWN joint and smaller
the other which made him very lume had him
under the charge of Veterinary Surgeons who fail
ed TO cure him. was one day reading the advertise
ment of X <NDALL's SPAWN CURE in the Chicago Ex-
press determined at to try it and got Drug
gists here to send for IT, they ordered three bottles
took them all and thought would give ii thorough
trial. used il Ording to directions and by the fourth
day the colt ceased to I've lame aud the Jumps have
tirely disappeared used but bottle and the colts
limbs free from Jumps aud smooth any
horse in the state. He Is entirely cured. The cure
remarkable that LET two my neighbors have the
remaining two bottles who now using it.
1. t. FOSTER
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MISCELLANY.
Dag RIrHour NIoHTs.

There Is nothing that strikes stranger
more forcibly, IL be visits Sweden IN June,
than the absence OF night. At Stockholm,
for example. The sun goes down a little before
ten o'clock, P NJ. but be passes around the
earth and is only just below the 'uorth pole q
short time there is a great brightness all
night and such that you can see to read AZ
midnight.
There is mountain at the head OF the
Gulf of Bothnia, where ON the 2lst OF June,
the sun does not go down at all. Travellers
90 there to see ii. A steamboat goes up from
Stockholm for the purpose Of carrying those
who are curious to witness the phenomenon.
1t only occurs one night. The sun goes down
TO the horizon, you can see the whole face oil
it and in five minutes it begins 10 rise.
At the North Cape, latitude sesenfy-hve
degrees, the sun does not go down for several
weeks. III June it would be about twenty
five degrees above the horizon at midnight
The changes in these nigh laiiiudes, from
Summer to Winter, are so great that we eau
have no conception Of them. In the Winter
the sun disappears 10 the South aud is not
seen for six weeks. Then 1t just shows its
face. Afterward 1t remains for ten, fifteen
or twenty minutes, and then descends, and
finally it makes almost circle around the