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Democratic messenger., 1881-03-12

~ Va ehO OOAhbAy 10 W COkiI atlu uCC1dTc
its value. Grave doubts have been en-
tertained whether Congress ia author
lied by the Constitution to make any
form of paper money legal tender. The
present issue of United States notes has
been sustained by the necessities of war,
but such paper should depend for its
value and currency upon its convenience
in use and its prompt redemption in cion
at the will of the holder, and not upon
its compulsory circulation. These notes
are not money, but promises 10 pay
money. If the holders demand it, the
promise should be kept.
The refunding of the National debt Mt
a lower rate of interest should be ac-
complished without compelling the
withdrawal of the National Bank notes,
aud thus disturbing the business Of the
country. venture to refer to the posi-
ton have occupied on financial ques-
tions during long service in Congress,
and to say that time and experience
have strengthened the opinions / have
so often expressed on these subjects.
The finances of the Government shall
suffer no detriment which it may be pos
sible for my administration to prevent.
The interests of agriculture deserve
more attention from the Government
than they have yet received. The farms
of the United States afford homes and
employment for more than one-half our
people, and furnish much the largest
part Of all our exports. AS the Govern
ment lights our coasts for the protec-
tion of mariners and the benefit of COM
merce. so it should give to the tillers Of
the soil the lights of practical science
and experiences.
Our manufactures are rapidly making
Us industrially independent aner are
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Tue s.areh Comes Right aa, of Me.

"1F.S astoniShin'," remaTkedan old Yam
kee California forty-niner, as he nodded
over his glass, 10 friend. "whGt coward
a man is ut hOpe-a reg'lar crawlin' sneak,
by JoSe! Pve travelled good bit, and
held any head up in most o the camps on
the coast since 40. Ive got tb<ee bullets
inside % me. I've shot and beeA shot at,
an never heard nobody say | hadn't as good
nerve as most fellows that's goin'. But
at bOa,e Pm ayote. Before I'd let the
old woman know that her bot biscuit
wasn't A /, when it's like stu ANAL
gum, I'd 1ll myself as full as ret0rt.
Pye done il lots o. times. Most o. my teeth
are gone from tuggin' on beefste.sks that
the old woman fISed. Dye think roar
out when 90 over a chair in the dark !?
No. sir. While Pm rubin my shins an
keepin' back The tearS Pm likewise sweatin'
for fear the sid wom8n has been woke by
the upset. Ididn't use TO be So" sighed
the poor fellow, thougdtfuly rubbing his
shining scalp. "When we first hitched.
thought l was the uperinlendent; but
after year or lwo Of argyn' the pint.
settled down 10 SHOWN The car at low
wages. kin lick any mau o. my age an
,ize," cried TIM old gentleman, banging the
saloon table with bis wrinkled DIST. "PH
shoot, stand up, or rougb-and-t9mble for
,oin; but when hang my hat on the peg
n the ball, an take cf my muddy boots,
m hear the old woman ask II that's me,
ell you the starch comes right out o.
ne ~ Exchange.
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A dllapldated-loOking tramp, win SIX
teen distinct patches on bis clothes anu
plaster over bis eye, yesterday went INTO
Main.street saloon. slapped down worn,
ont dime. and bawled out In voice ioud
enough TO be heard In Ogden:
"Giye me soda-water cocktail Win tDe
North Pole In It,"
A crowd outside, thinking free drinks
were To be set IN, crowded into tue saioOn
and watched and waited. The man OF rags,
who had ordered the North Pole In ms
drink. ate up all the lunch he could Dnd'
chewed I'D the coffee and cloves, and was
tackling the mint, when the BARTENDER
quietly asked:
What did you say you wanted in your
drink. Mr.. Gould?"
Mr.. Gould steadied himself moment,
prinned on the crowd and at himself 10 tbe
looking-glass, and replied
"Ii you please, sir, I'll have the Nor'n
Pole in it." =, u,ooo
The bartender remembered an old piece
OF gas tubing, about three feet III iengtD,
which had been left around; he got II ana
blew some cayenne pepper down the ihslue'
nut one end of ID in the cocktalI, anu sinii
ingIy handed it to Mr.. Gould. Mr.. GouI9
took it, gave a first preliminary pull anu
then a hurricane arose. IL seeineu a.
though the combined tornadoes OF eignt
Eastern States bad broken loose. An
immense conglomeration OF legs, arms
hats, canes, and bodies was oO'
served piling out Of the saloon lew mo-
ments after; and to-day, when the saloon
keeper reckons up the losses OF broken
head. cracked mirror, scratched and stained
counter, and liability OF being sued, be VIII
sadly remember the last words OF the tramp
as he closed the door and shot up the street.
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A Rcgagdr Freud. The colored female
Rosa 6landersou, whe protested 10 pave
escspeti from slavery In Cuba by the ava o.
msrmalds, has, as might have been expecteo,
developed into a grand fraud. Aoou. Tue
lime she came 70 Richmond aud tired 70 en-,
llst The sympathies OF the coloreo
Rap,Ists there In her behalf, She vlsit'
Cd Manchester with a similar OBJECT 10
view. but being given the cold shoulder,
her narration being too thin test OF tpe
rreduIIty Of those 10 whom she appheo,
She recrossed Mayo's bridge IN disgust;
she WAS then accompanied by a coiored
sailor. AZ she was ia Richmond and else
where. and some surmIse that her attempts
70 Impose on people Of her own race hao
been inspired by him. The last time
she appeared was in Portsmouth, va, a
few DAYS ago, when she attempted me Sauie
dodge that she has 10 several other virgins
cities. ,ho
She has been 10 a halidozen cities OF tne
Commonwealth, aud 10 each one she mas Nv
legged that she was kidnapped when an le-
FAINT from the place she last bappensto DC at
Her knowledge OF Cuba and OF meft ll,,l
was Of course impaired to her by her sa''or
attendant.
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had snst unfolded the daily end settled
hack IN The seat Cor pull at The news, when
she reached over and poked me ia the
neck with her yellow parasol aud called
out:
sident YETI"
She was an old.fashioned motherly wo.
man. never travelling without vial OF
nenpermint, and having a hawks eye for
everv match al smartweed and bunch OF cat
nip along me line. y
1.-THE President Is able to sit up"
at don't believe it--don't believe one END
NJ no sucb story - she said as she left her
bundles and boxes and parcels, and came
over 10 share my seat.
" Bat the papers say So"
~ don't keer two cents for no papers
7 tell Won the President hasn't bin doctored
right any OF the time, and nobody KIN make
me believe that hes gettin' better. Young
man, are you doclori"
Z" No, ma'am."
"You needn't nam me, because I'm a
Main woman. It's patty you amt doctor,
Tor could prove ye a humbug in about two
mlnits DO you know what is killing on
so many folks in this country"
" It's death, isn't 1t ~
.IOf course it's death-death and the
doctorsl And them doctors have done
their very best to kill the Presidsnt! DO
you remember what they done the day ne
was shot"
"Um. Let's seei Probed for the ball
and Gave him morpbine, didn't they?"
"Tbey did" she replied, as she jammed
the parssoi in my ribs. "That's Just what
killed my nephew in the army. He was
shot by a cannon ball, and them doctors
probed aud probed and probed, and when
ibey had got around TO decide that the ball
had gone clean through him and knocked
of the roof OF a barn half mile away, the
poor boy was dead. Morfeen! | have saved
over one hundred nayburs from the grave
and never sOt eyes on morfeen How mucn
have pitied the poor President, and bow
have wished | was there !"
"What iOrY"
"Wbat fur? Why, TO turn them tarnal
doctors out doors, and have the President
out choppDg wood in four weeks II
makes me billing mad TO read their way OF
treating him."
"What would you have done?"
"Don't ask NEEDN'T ask me ] feel
like spanking the bull crowd! Have you
read the papers every day."
dyes"
dwell, have you read that they have
soaked his feet one single time since the
day be was ShOt?"
"No."
"Of course you haven't! Did they put
horseradish drafts on his feet!
Not once"
"Have they gin him smartweed
sweat"
"No."
"Or tried mustard pouticesS3
"No."
"Has be bad one single drink o! catnip
tea since the day he was shOt?"
emo"
"Have they used any h'xseed about
him? 2"
"No."
"Haven't beard of their digging any
gingsen, sarsaparllla, wild turnip, sweet
flag, burdock, or sweet siciyE"
NO"
"No YOU haven't!' she exclaimed as she
lust missed my nose with that amiabls para
sol. GAN they've done is to talk about his
Precipitation being up to 1O2, his normal
pulse and his temperature from 80 10 50. II
il was me my temperature would be up to
300, and pa make things hunt It's the
shamefacedest case | ever heard OF, and you
list mark what | tell ye-that them tarna
doctors will sniff at lobeIa and number six
and turn up their noses at mustard plasierS
till all Of a sudden the President will begin
to sink and sink, and even cold ,age tea and
mutton tallow won't save him
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nv Jno. u. Laughion. Or, Auetioneer'
1905 Main street.


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JNO f. LAuGHToN, Jr. Auctioneer. an 10
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How Happened.
now A COUNTERFEIT GOT THE OLD MAN II
TROUBLE.

HOW A COUNTERFEIT GOT TIE OLD MAN IN
TROUBLE.
There was a railroad excursion from
Jackson county Yesterday. and among the
crowd was a man who called at the office OF
the Chief OF Police TO make statement.
When the Chief was ready TO hear the de-
tails. the man began:
81 was lust coming out OF the deT0t
when | met a fellow with a squint to his
left eve. Got that DOWN."
eyes"
"Wen, he held out his hand and said
how do YOU do, Judge Perkinsy kinder
held out my hand and said / was purity
well, thank you. Pm no more Judge Per.
kins than you are, but thought I'd draw
the fellow out little. Got that DOWN.
Yes"
"Well, we shook hands and walked for
the corner, and he asked me if i ever alb
sorbed. said did, and we went over to
saloon and surrounded some beer. Are
you following?"
eyes"
"My friend said bis name was Collins,
and that be was in the mule business. Then
we absorbed some MORE"
eyes"
"He asked me If didn't remember of
lOaning him 81 in Toledo in 1866, and, hang
my buttons, il / wasn't fool enough to re-
member wasn't in Toledo in '6G, or
anywhere nigh it, but saw a purity good
chance to make 81. Hang me, II | didn't
think ia found one DeirOiter good enough
to fly right to Heaven! Then we alb
| sOrbed some more"
eyes"
"WeIl, the chap wanted to pay me back
the g, and also wanted TO get hold OF it..
He hands out this $50 bill for me to change,
and gave him back Sl4, and was to hand
him 81 more at the depot tonight. Then
We absOI bed some more"
"It's counterfeit bill"
"Y0u betl and I'm a gone-up man.
Farewell. old Jackson county !"
"What do you mean
81 mean that 81 Of that ga was TO buy
choOl-books, and the other 81 was to buy
porus plastegs and new dress for a school
teacher out there. have been done for
and laid low. Do return to face the mu-
sic? do not. DO Jump into the river
and sleep in the arms of death: | do, and
don't you ferget it. want a chew Of to-
bacco, a few instructions as to the best
place to jump, and PIl trouble earth no
more"
But he didn't Jump. He bsd twenty-five
cents, and this sum was enough TO get
drunk on. lie was picked Of the walk in
the evening and taken 10 the station, and
when Rsked his name he Iepliee:
Ne use, ole fller-nO use. II | lent
you two dozzers in Chicago in 1917 you
can't pay it back, nohOw--wOn't have it
WON'T take it.D- Detroit Free R'reSS.
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Briefs. Professor Il. MOrrissette, prlnci'
nal of the public schools, goes 10 Prince
Edward county on Monday to attend q
fescbers' institute, and will be absent sew
eral weeks.
The Marshall Mills will be shut down for
repairs next Saturday and remain so Tor
two weeks.
A sermon will be preached this morning
In the PRESBYTERIAN church by Rev. Mr..
REYNOLDS, a Baptist minister. who Is IN al
tendance upon the Midde-DiStrict Assocla-
ton.
There were a number OF citizens sum
moned before the Mayor Saturday for fall-
ING 10 procure their dOg-medals. On
promise to comply with the law, all OF the
eases were dismissed.
The wind Saturday afternoon was quite
destructive in Manchester. A number OF
houses in the city were unrooted, as was
also the residence OF Mrs. Frederick Marks,
lust outside the corporation line, whose
fence was also blown down, =;
A Manchester woman never drives dull
care away with the same energy that she
sho's a hen, or welds the potent broom
stick on dlsruptlng but fagacious porcine.
Clerk DuVal, Of the Hastings Court, Is
iust about to put In use Deed Book No.
3" OF the Hastings Court OF BanchesteT,
made by Me,srs. Randolph & English, OF
Richmond.
The White Crost railroad will run from
Bermuda Hundreds TO Chester, distance
OF thirteen miles. 1t will undoubtedly ma
terially assist the growth Of both termini.
Mr., Andrew Gleason, OF Washington, ID.
C., Is the contractor, and has force OF
forty.fye men at work grading.
The people OF this city will take no part
III celebrating the Yorktown Centennial
save TO assist the citizens OF Richmond TO
magnify the occasion.
Cautious Manchester mothers aDd fathers
have shut down on the practice OF their
children sitting up all night to see the
comet. The time now adiudged peTmlssi-
BILE is that between late supper and an
early bed time. Paierfamilias Will mol
listen to any remarks on "tbe morning
star Auriga," or constellation OF the Great
Bear"
IL NAV be auihoritatively stated that the
last case of Manchester dementIa was not,
as currently reported, caused by the efforts
OF the "AmateuT Band" though the early
efforts OF the ophecide player were trying
on the nerves.
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Some wicked fellow got into VerEont
chureh sestry iust after TIE deacons and the
clergyman had heid a meeting there. And
be Jeff four beer bottles and q whisky fiask,
all empty, aud Two packs OF cards under tbe
table. And when the sewing society met
there en- hour later sud discovered the
srticIes. didn't things Just hunf-BoStoa
Post.
Jenkins bad an opportunity To visit
theatre while In New York last week and
was especially anxious 10 see the foundry
where they cast their characters. Ms
friend, the manager, told him the actors In
Die employ were OF no common mould
.L0wsH Citizen.
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Another Victory for the AIbemarle
Horse at SaratOga-EOIe Beats Geia-

Horse at BnrotOSu-EOie behNs Ueta-
way.
The third race at Saratoga Friday was
the event Of the day. The Herald says
As was expected the match race between
EoIe and Getaway brought great con-
course 10 the race'track to-day. III was a
contest well worth travelling miles to wilt
ness. Those who saw the struggle be-
tween Bramble and Fortuna TWO summers
ago well know Just how the race was run.
Getaway had the call In the betting all the
way through, for 1t had leaked out that
Eole was iriile stiff and sore. A fast mile
under the blanket brought it out, and Eole
went TO the post as fine, If not finer, than
he ever went before. Getaway was ridden by
StoyaL while Barbee had the mount on EOle.
Getaway went out and took The track, and
made the running for mile, Eole trailing.
The struggle was IN doubt for trifie over
miles then Barbce moved Eole up TO feel
bis opponent in precisely the same spot and
precisely the same manner Us Murphy did
with Fortuna. Findieg he bad the stronger
Of the two animals, be laid away agaiO un-
I'll ready 10 make his final effort, when he
came away aud won hands down. Eole and
Barleee were cheered TO the echo when the
latter rode up 10 diSmouut. Barbee rode
WITH excellent judgment.
THE DETAHs OF THE RACE.
A match for q, 800 each, half feyfeit, the
Association to adj $500; TO carry 40
pounds each; one mile ana five fErlOngS.
Starters
stelham Stable.' b. c. EOle years (Ba-5eel.....
Milton YOnpg'S b. 4. Getaway, years rtovall...
Pools Getaway, 5000; Eole, $3.50.
Book betting was to 10 against Get
away; 3 to 4 against EOle.
THE RACE.
nhe pair went away on eveR terms. For
afurlong they kept head aud bead. Then
Barbee took a pshl on Eole aud the contest
ants strobe nose aud tail 10 the stand, Geta-
way making the pace. On entering the
milelStOyal begau TO ride Getaway and the
psee decreased Gevy rapidly. t$l the turn
Getaway drew away nearly as open length,
and held this advantage 10 the qOarter post.
Here both begau 10 ride for slI tsey bad in
them, Eole closing rapidly. AT the
hali.mHe post earbee weEt up to
4Getawsy's saddle TO feel his opponent,
and fouud that Foe was trsyeailng much
easier, v hereupon he eased his animal. The
next furtong was run with GetaWsy leading
.Eole BY q length. Eole began his run Just
after pacing five eighths. and had StOyaI
whipplug at the head Of the stretch. Bar
bee kept Eoe on even terms with Getaway
20 abe last furlong. when he cane away
and won By four leDgt&s under aptal.
TiDe, 2:5zs.
The last mile was run In 1:424.
freach pools paid S9A0.
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Salem Church.-Tbe session Of the Mid
die District Baptist Association at salem
church, Chesterfield county. was as fuly
attended on Saturday as on the two o'hef
DAYS. people coming from far and near
Moderator d. NJ. Goode, Esq, presided,
and DIR. J. l.. Dorset acted as clerk Inc
annual sermon on Friday was preached oy
Rev. l.. w. Moore. The session OF the AS
soclation will close with the all.day meeting
IN Sunday
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Bon Air.-Tbe citizens Of Bon Air are
about 10 build free church there In G0'hic
style. A large platform has been put up Tor
the accommodation Of guests, and dining,
room adjoining the hotel in the railroad
cut Will shortly be added. Several cottages
for guests from Richmond, or rather DUH
by their orders. are now going up.
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,ow a paris Girl Avenged Herself.

A deserted Partisan damSel bias Just Sc
cured an original and ample revenge upon
her faithless lover. Hearing that AlphOnse
bad been beguiled by the seductive charms
of a large wedding portion held out to him
by the parents Of another young lady VINO
was anxious to marry him, Blanche rose to
the occasion and on the eve OF the betrothal,
while the affilnced pair were feastlng and
making merry, she sent letter to the BRIDE
elect announcing that she had poisoned all
the food which furnished forth the banquet.
This rim statement was read aloud at the
table and naturally caused general panic.
The fancee and her mother were carried
out IN mysteries and doctors were summoned
from far and near. One Of the dishes was
analyzed and found to contain no trace OF
poison, and after further experiments The
company realized that they had been made
the victims of practical joke. But Blanche
had her revenge, for love could not flourish
in the shadow Of Il stomach pump, ana the
engagement was promptly broken. II is
not announced whether Aiphonse will re-
turn to his old love or whether he viii be
welcomed II be does.
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HELLMUTH La

PATRONEss, II. r. II. PRINCES LOUISE.
HELLMUTH. ID. d., ID: c. l.,
FALL TERN OPENS NEDN
Handsome and spacious buildings, bsautlfuy
bv rail from Niagara Fails, and on ono Of the priu
The GROUNDS comprise l40 acres The aim on
intellectual ana practically useful educail0n. me
ANT PRINCIPLES. as the only solid basis for the right
spoken in the college MUSIC "A specially Board
course Of English, the Ancient and Modern Langua
Piano and Library, Medical Attendance and Medi
the daughters of cergymcn. For circulars ana IulI
nal Hellmnih Ladie.' COLLEGE,. london. Ontario, Can
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.


GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
y SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY! VA
nv virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Mont
eamery county, Va, the undersigned commissioners
will self at public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l, 1881,
commencing at IL 81. this CE EZRA ID
WATERING PLACE. together with an me nm
proyements and FARM Of ABOUT $40 ACRES OF
LAND. ~ , ,,,,>-I,e, 80 ,t,,or,
three and half miles from ChrisiansourR depDI,
ON the Norfolk and Western railroad, tnrre mlles
from the MONTGOMERY White sulphur Springs lnlee
and a haIf miles from BlacksburR the seat the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical C0ege abu
Ten miles from the Allegheny Springs. inc WAFER
IS The finest tonic In the mountains, ana me eitEd-
ZION IS z. 900 feet above sea level. The Improve
rnents consist OF a large and coiDmodious HOTEL
with blocks Of COTTAGES capable or acc0mnO'
dating 200 guests; bowling alley bath. rooms, &c
POST telegraph. and eXpre-s offices on me premises.
This PROPERTY presents unusual aurF0lOns on
account Of It's high elevation bracing atmOs pueIei
and the valuable mineral properties ~ JUS waters.
THRMs: $1,000 cash, and the residue upon
credit of one, two, and three years, the puchsfeI
siyIng bonds for the deferred payments Win APP
proved security, bearing nteresi from Gay OF SAFE
JAMES A. WAIKIKI
WILLIAM A. WADE,
g. al Commissioners.
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FACULTY;

FACULTY:
EDMUND HARRISON, A. NJ. Professor OF Lalin'
n H. HARRIS, VI A.. Professor OF Greek. -
A. Y. BEOwN, u. D.. Professor Of English.
EDWARD 3. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor OF Ma'ne'
MATES. .,,,t.
CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A. Professor Of Physics.
r. PURYFAR, A. NJ, Ii. d., Professor OF Chemistry:
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS VI. A.. ID. d., Professor Of
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES Professor Of Law.
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CLOTHING.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY MONEY. MONEY Parties
wi desiring 10 INVEST or BORROW MONhl
on city or country real estate VIII nnd II 10 thtit n
feresi 10 consult u. CHARGES 10 lenders, hOlnlns'
10 borrowers moderate Business strictly cnnni
Denial CalI or write for, free, Virginia Hedt
Estate Journal. X. b. huRrrrlHS go, 80
iv 81 .d30lHMft KtAl fslAtt bIVhtIs'
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DAYARD TAYLOR,
ID POET AND TRAVELLER,
Said take great pleasure IN recommending 10
parents the Academv of Mr. Swithin &. Snortldge.'
HON. FERNANDO WOOD, VI. G,
Said u $500: " cheerfuly consent To The use OF my
name as reference. Nv boys Will return 10 yVu tiOr
their fourth year, after their vacation"
For new illustrated Circular address
SWI1HIN G. SHOkTLlDGE, A. NJ,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE,
MEDIA, PA.
twelve miles from Philadelphia.
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