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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
Brother Gardner on Slang and
Egypt,

"Ir bruldcr Pilarro Grant am In dc
hall Tonight he will please step ford y
began the old man 0s Samuel Slln struck
the triangle aud sent Us quivcrlng notes
dancing along the ceiling
Brother Pllarro WIS present, ana he
stenped, his eyes having n squlnt OF
alarm and his knees losing their sand
with every notion. ,,r
HBrtldcr Grant" continued the Pres
Idcnt, "YOu am u young man Oh He
doah-stcp of life; You war very ugnt
nnnts mn n very short coat, anu u very
nnrrow hat, am YOU look decidedly
De great world am bcIo
YOU. lfyou begin right no man qarcs
bet two to one dat YOU won't slt III u
Gobrrnor's char bCIo' you Rh MY "
vou bcrln wrong II will be saie to bct
600 to muffin dat you viii bring up III
STATE Prison bcfo' YOU am ten yOrs
older" ,..... a.t, ~
.oiJ piinrrn M Brduhcr Gardner stop
nel io swallow u pint Of water, a.,
"t hone so--I hope 80, but J doupt ",
u,,1inr Grant. lIc had my eye on
,,a,, rnr some lpctlc time back ! dohll
XIX you would lie or steal or burglar, or
eorgc. but you has fallen into Que Wory
hnT habt,. De odder day yon met u
rrlond IN front Of my cabin ah Wnol wv
nycd c if yon war gwlne ON dc excursion
con % replIcd dat YOU would 'gasp 10 gur-
y,io", On annodcr occashnn ! heard yo',
s,arl, s,v, dat you would 'miN to mllrmllr;
Vu'I tuain vo,, observed dat you woud 'slgl,
~ Lille only an hour ago YOU aoNist9 ~
p,et"ls Smith TO bet his sweet w.. ,.
wGSt docs all desc fngs mean, Brooo'r
"rap,d "r,,t doon, know" replied the victim,
ha % stood OH one leg aud scratched his
] head. "a. -, tonied un die Int
4, ani French nm German an =, nrccN &c.
~ .!,,,,,,es wv MT can't find any slcll cT-
languuuh', ,hirc A hall. SEQ YOU ~ de
p,,c,,.,ev"rd, or 4 should smile WY
\ '", ,o, make use Of en- ~
III doan' know. .,. ,,,,,,i.h am not
..d ,nnr fnr YOU to 'tprr,@, y0. yon'
Gooa In, l'arn Spanith or Onll'seii I ,,ci
,nous ,,',, ail right for q sweet young H.,
IL an, W. n hsen rev college loremalk oat
VINO ,u.n,,lG NV, litter to grin, but eich ,sple'n.
she SO, Gosn, sound well comlh , from !, y
ms l,,,,, uo1" nan, III should s. home 70
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
WHAT FEAR DOES.
The Hair Turning Gray in a Half
Hour from Fright.
From the Social Science Monthly.

From the Social Science Monthly. ...
Smn.Surgcon Perry, while serving IN
India during the mutiny, saw strange
sight. Among the prisoners taken IN u
sklrmish at Chnmdn was n sepoy Ol the
Brnpul army. lie was brought before
the authorities aud put to the question.
Fully alive to his position the Bcngalec
stood almost stupcllcd with fear, .rcmb-
ling greatly with horror aud despair
plainly depicted on his countcnancc,
While the examination was proceeding
the bystnners were startled by the SER
gcnnt In charge OF the prisoner eNClaim-
Inr. "lle IL turning gray" All eyes
were turned on the unfortunate man,
watching with wondering interest tic
change coming upon his splcnlId,glossy,
iol-blnck locks. In half an hour they
were Of n uniform graylsli hue.
Some years ago u young lady VINO was
nuSlousy awaiting the coming of her
husband elect, received u letter convey
Inc the sad tidings Of his shipwrcck and
death. She instantly fell to the ground
lnscuHble, and 10 remained Tor nNc
hours. on the following morning, her
hnir, which had been previously of u
Rich brown color, had become IN white
ma a cnmbric handkerchief her eyebrows
and cyeashcs retaining their natural
color Arter n while The whllcncd hair
fcll olr, and was succeeded by u new
growth of gray. This cnse, coming un-
iler tho obseryotion Of Dr. Etnsmus viii
son shattered his unbcllel IN the cposslbll-
lty of the sudden convention Of the hair
from dark color TO snow white NO
man knows more about the hair than
Dr. Wilson, but he Is NJ loss to explain
the phrnomenon quite to his own snls-
faction. "lf," says he, at be- establish
cd that the hair IL surcptbls OF pcrmea-
lion hv fluids derived from tile blood-u
transmission of fluids from the blood
yogeelp of HE skin into the substance Of
Tho hair really ocGuts, the quantity and
nature being modified by The peculiarly
of constitution or The state oi health OF
tho indiviual--it follows that auch fluldt
being altered IN their chemical qualities,
may posses lhc power Of imprrtFing ncw
conditions on nc ttfaetitt Into which
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
The Khedive's Home.
London Echo.l

The "Lady of Alexandria," who is
contributing to the Koluische Zettaug
those interesting sketches of home life
in Egypt, which none but Il woman
could give in such detail, sends picture
OF the interior of the Khcdive's house,
Tcwiik PaCha. as most persons are prob
ably aware, has distinguished himself
from his predecessors and his contempo-
raries upon Eastern thrones by restrict
ing himself, after the Western and Chris
tian manner, to one wife. The Vice
Queen, as "the Lady" calls Tewtik's
spouse, is II daughter Of El Ilamid
Pacha; and granddaughter Of the fa-
nous Abbns pacha. She is Il beautiful
and cultivated woman, who tender.y
loves her husband and her fourC rChldrcn,
and takes an active part in the education
of the latter. The eldest boy, Abbass.
and his brOtherarc taught by II Swiss
pcdogogue, and the two little girls are
placed under the care Of English nurses.
The Khcdvc'S wife Is not free from
hateful tricks Of petty anHoyancc, which
arc often played irupon her Thus, she
received lately u visit from two Turkish
ladies' OF high position, to Whome she
offered after the usual custom, cigarettes
with the chilrc of the Khcdive upon
them. when they had gone the black
servants that these ladies had left be-
hind them IN the antc-chambcr had
numbers of the cigarettes with chiilrc of
Arab Paclm, rs an insult to the khedivc
through his wife, "lhc lady" says
that the "Nico Queen" has passed
though agoulcs since the first tumults In
Cairo. Like the Imperial family in Rus
sa, She Is In fear of Palace intrigucs, and
has only few Circeassiuns about hcr,in
whom she can place perfect confidence,
and they are slaves. She told her lGu-
ropcan visitor that nothing would be 50
great n JOY aud relief to her ~ an entire
runmciatlon Of the prCcarious and dan
gcrous spcndorand dignity IN which she
lives. ANA the retirement with her hus-
bnnd and children 20 Il safe ana quiet
private life. She has always hitherto
been proluse in her charities toward the
Arab population, but since the outbreak
of the llth of Junc,and the fearful scene
of which she was II trembling eyc-wit-
ness from behind the iron bars OF the
hnrem windows. she declares that she
shall in future bo mere circumspect In
her beneyolcncc'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
"Distributive Justice" in the
West.

\ youngman came into Justice Carcy's
court room, ut Carson City, New, with
the rim of his hat drawn down oyer his
eyes, andiemNrkcd;
"Do you know meY
"l think replied the court, mcckly,
"that you'rc the chap | sentenced for
stealing about year ago"
"That's the hairpin am replied the
other, "and there Is $50 for my iinc.n
"But you served your term In juil, y
said the Judge, "Wnd owe no linc.'
"Thats right, old boy, but Pm about
TO commit nn assault and battery, aud
guess ri settle now, You're the man ]
propose TO lick"
= "Oh that's IT," rciolned the court,
pockcting the coin; "then you can start
In and wen call II square,
The young man advanced to the Judge
aud let out his left.
The Judge ducked his head, and, rising
IN. lifted the intruder In the eye win q
right handler and sent him over against
tho wall. lu u moment the court was
climbing all over that man. andin about
three minutes his face was hardly ree0E-
nl2ablp The man begged the court 10
let up, which he finally did. As lhclel-
low was about to go out, Carey went AZ
ter him with.
"Sce here, young man, | don't think
the lighting you did ought to be- assessed
at more than S2,5O--horo's Si1'o0 III
change. amt charging yoll anything
for the lighting, but Just for my time
Next time Won't Charge you u cent
The rough took the change, and The
next train for VlrglHla CITY,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

ent they may be but what resnccts tho
golden worth of consistency in othnrs
anu anu us one extreme bcgets another, be-
gan TO dlspair, and to view the future.
u seemed TO HE our children would have
10 soive the great problem in their blood
oeiore all Of Us had passed away. and
Wlcll nave even said "the war should
nave Went on at least one more vcar -
But at last in the only way designed by
providence the great issue is being deci
ucd. AS stood on the side. walk of Our
Town, saw three men ride up. men ms
II were, born again-mcn that had caught
lile Inspiration Of the age, men among
hundreds OF others Of the SANE class,
mat have taken Virginia in lmnd-men
VINO lntelligently comprehcnds the great
possibilities wrapped up in the great
work ofthe future. With these Thoughts
Wlilrllng through my mind, must have
cooked Il staring fool.
y John ). Wise, Ballard, and Fowler.
men who would not be above running n
plow, and capable of running Il light
ming printing press, able to preside over
Legislative bodies, command an army,
or represent our county in Il Congress of
Nations; these are the men. This Is the
class of men that have the helm of Vir-
ginia in hand. Our party does not dis
pair. Victory sings in every breeze.
AS to our opponents if thcy were not
fighting against Providence, they could
be piticd. Their animal is Il mulcy and
in their dilemmathey have no horn to
cling to. Their smack has landed in
their net Massey, while there Is II little
outside milling. Now they have caught
him, they differ as to the proper method
to secure hiW. Some are for using the
goil-hook in the gils; some are for let
ting him alone; some are for sanding
their hands, believing him to be an eel.
While many are for
Batting the hook with his tail
And sit on rock and fish for whnlc.
AS to what they will do, it does not
matter, victory Is ours. When see u
man following them with head erect and
energy in his step, say sit is only II
question Of time, he will be with US,
"And when drone buzzes arouud our
hive, | say he is u "daddy," II "fthcr of
Rcadjustmcnt," and the time of the
year Is at hand to eliminate the droneS,
as the daddy business is over for this
season.
Respectfully,
d. $. II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
10 THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS or wAslnNGroN
COUNTY VIRGINIA--GREErING.

Dear friends in Chrlst-you are here
by asked to meet, by delegation, in Con-
veution, Saturday and Sunday, Scptcm-
Der the 2nd and Bird, 1882, In MAPLE
GROVE CuuRCH-ltcv. j. p. BrlscOe,
pastor--On Rcedy Creek road, two miles
each from Montgomery and Wallace
Switches.
The Object of the Convention is to the
more perfectly unite the Sunday school
rorkcrS by organizing them into Asso'
CATIONS, to meet annually or semi-an-
nUally thereafter ms the Convention
shall tlctcrminc-fOr mutual instruction
and faithful encouragement IN the great
and glorious work of teaching the Holy
Scriptures to immortal souls especially
Me yoaRg-who so much nccCethc Bread
Of i.ifc--will die without It,
Pastors aud superintendent will
please be diligcnt to announce the time,
and place of the Convention.
Union and Dcnoninatlonal Schools
alike will cordially participate.
Each School will be entitled to one
Delegate, which the schools sevcrlly
will proceed at once to elcct--and let no
Bible school in the county be without
representations.
Sunday School Missionaries, Rev. W..
q. Ollngcr, late of Nebraska; and Rev.
u. B. Conner of Floyd County, will
take goodly part in the doings of the
Convention. This being IN their line OF
work will greatly enhance the efficiency
of the proceedings.
Let there be u pruycrrul response by
all lovers of this blessed Bible work
Fratcrn0lly yours,
n. Il. WICKnAM,
Sunday school Missionary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

they enter. Thus, if they contain an
excess of salts Of lime, they may deposit
salts of lime in the tissue of the hair,
and 50 produce a change in its appear
ancc from dark to gray" Then he tells
us, "rhc phenomenon may bc the con-
sequence Of chemical alteration wrought
in the very blood itself, or it may be n
conversion for which the tissue of the
hair is chiefly responsible" SO many
may-bcsn from such an authority
prove that the mystery of the sudden
Whitening ofth hair Is yet unsolYeh
1t is likely to remain unsolved, since the
doctor--more modest than many of his
brethen--owns that "the mysteries of
vital chemistry are unknown TO man."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
tCoMMuNicArrp0

EstnLEyiLtr, VA July 2olI, loo@'
There was good turn out to near
Wise, on the 10th, considering inc " IN
rrpuonnl beautiful day for f)lrm Worh,
Having been thrown on the woflu w
early life, to fight my way, 9cglnn,nh
with the great National ordeal oil tie
last twenty years, | naturally began 10 10
learn little of men, especially tne NV
men amongst whom have bucn thrown
to fight my way. Residing for = mum,
her OI years west Of the MlselsslppL =
learned something Of the chnraclcrlsi,,,S,s
Of the people that have turned the WIN, WIN
crnpss Into fruitful fields, and ~ lvN
months have turned the Indians CAMP.
Ing ground into populous elites Doiorg
hls track bscnme cool. With hones auu
Inspirations horn amid the free willtds ", ",
western wilis, 7 returned berc, to elcso, y,
Vt The contrast when found the kihu VI
men who ten wears ago ruled ihls lenu' ,.n,
lh the Republican party | only ,W, ,a
hopes, Int unfortunately many o. wv
Representatives men OF Tint parry, sou,nn so,,n
were nnt the kinil to strcngtheh on o.,nu
up the confidence Of u people smar''hs
w''rt The sores NJ defeat.
Ihtfe 10 40 people however lncohsis'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
Manners at Table,

Is there code Of proper conduct cou-
ncptcd with ones knife aud fork, ones
spoon aud glass aud plate AZ the mbleY
Is IL the right thing 10 hold our plate by
the two sides, rs ifit would run away
unless II were tightly scuurcdY--to play
With your bread aud crumblc y all over
the place, when YOU are not cnllng 1t, ns
If foi dear life, nll through the pnliset
between the various dishes to hold up
YOUR knife and fork In mid-ur, Suspend
iug operations while YOU talk TO your
uelghhor, dancing your food on the point
of ihe nrongg till yon have flnished your
remarksY Or. " You 10 not do this,
Then indusiIloiplv endcavoing TO 10
two ,hius 1t once. pailng while yol
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
A Woman'8 Heroism.
lOsccola sentincl.l


In connection with the White Breast
Bottom tlowa) storm, we wish to speak
of the heroic conduct of Mrs. Carey,
Il young married lady, who was stop
ping with Mrs. Wics for the night.
About 1870 or 10 p, m, the banks of the
creek began to overflow, and soon tile
water began coming into tic house.
The whole bottom was u black and rNor-
Ing body of water; the rain was pouring
down in torrents; the cloud oycrhmng
the sky like a velvet curtain, aud the
thunder was terrific. Mrs. Carey took
one little boy, aged about nine, and Mrs,
Wiles baby, buC six weeks old, lett the
house, aud started for the high ground,
Reaching the garden fence, perhaps 100
feet from the house, she found The cur
rent so strong that she could not keep
her footing. Her clothes became cntan-
glrd in u barbcd wire fence,
Fortunately she was ut at the foot of n
tree. Helping the hoy to climb the tree
she handed him the baby to hold Il mo-
mcnt. The waters were raging nll about
her, and were rapidly rising. She must
net quickly. With great presence of
mind she dlscngaged herself by tearing
her drrss from her person aud swung
herself into The tree Assisting the boy
10 climb further up she took the baby
and hold it and herself by one foot aud
one hand to that swHying tree for three
long hours, and till rescued by men,who
swan into hcrand brought her and the
children away nv the aid orropcs. when
the men reached her she said: "Save
the baby first The hcroism of this
noble little woman who lluS saved these
chll1rcn--lhc children of anoDhcr-dc-
serves to be mentioned in song.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

talk. talking while YOU eat, to he i'm.
mincnt danger of accidents better imag-
med than described? Nct many worthy
souls and well-drcssed bodies commit
these denominations with light hearts and
n clear conscience. Also many drink
with their mouths full, as well ms shovel
in supplies ON supplies before they have
DISPOSED of the first or half-masticatCd
the sccond-all of which are sins against
lhe morality of the dinner table, 50 lar
rs the best law-giycrs have rs yet gone
ON the subject.
TO refrain from picking bones with
ones FINGERS and not TO eat with ones
knife nre of the very elements of good
breeding: and the first lesson taught in
every wcll-,Onditioned household Is that
these are table sins which nothing can
excuse. We have seen ladies mt hotel
tables hold their chicken bone or outlet
shank between their dainty fingers and
thumbs while they gnaw oil the meat
with their pcarly teeth aS neatly rs
would Fido, the iap-dog. Then they
will suck thcir fingers one after another.
and wine the residue on their napkins,
smiling and glorious, conscious that
they have left no waste, and cuioycd to
the last fibre the good things provided
for them.
This monotonous Use Of the fork, aud
craven fear of the yulgarity lying in the
spoon seems to us simple table suobbcry.
Ii is wcll-knowu axiom that the fork
is to be used in preference to the spoon
when possblca and convenient. But the
pcoplc who use II nlWNys-Whrn scHrCc-
iy poss,ible and decidedly nconycncnt
are pcoplc so desperately afraid of not
doing the RIGHT thing that they do the
wrong out of fear of "NIrs. Grundy."
is II not better to use spoon where
slippcrncss is an clcmcntY Some pco-
pie hunt their ices with fork, and 9th.
crs stick their small trident into Jelly at
the risk of seeing the whole thing slip
off like gold-c0lorcd snake.
We sometimes sec people put little
heaps of salt on the mblc-cloth by the
side of their plate, into which they dip
radishcs, and sometimes the edge Of II
piece of meat. This goes along with
resting the elbows on the table and
reaching across ones neighbor to help
themselves to dish that Just suits their
tnstc, and they cannot wait to be scry-
Ell.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

nioht mn foil nv olo von,on Int 7 ,voulI
nn1snire to eventnoto or i' ,i,h"Sro, h" ~
animositv she'd Iool, I,l NO m trit%Pi IT, Io 10
nvo fnr thi,ty sononI, m ; ;'d,S"' adn ,"orI6 =" IN
c0mn n cJimc,. ~ % %,hioh ny 'S ~, "T ToaG
an, broomsiick wonld he MI mi%c1 nm my !"
Return to vonr T se,t R,uIIer Cranf @
oo b,ck nm, sot dawn ' viii '',1' IetorminYl
fIon 70 avoid Siono """" nnG T Go yo''r t"iIi",
snuo,S franz Jn J9 .,90nIdnr II" vivian r"m "it
tircI or hrnr ro into " 'grocory onj NV Nv inr
goldfish in nl5In Tnrli!I nm, doan' usr
,nv mo, orntory T an m nn, ~ rocovsorv to
secure @ rnll wciIbt an, "it ,iI of Guor.
FER wild n hoIc IL if We viii now nnr-
Good to sniff Jn ror'lor orGrr of Li2ne.s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

The President last week vetoed the
RIVER and lIarbor Bill. We are sorry
that we are unable to prin the full teXtu
his message. lie says that many OF the
appropriations are clearly for the general
welfare, and most bcnchccnt IN their
character, aud that two of them were
considered 80 important that he ielt 1t
his duty to direct the attention OF Con-
grcss TO them. His principal objection
to the bill, is that It "contoins 0ppropr'a-
tlons for the purposes, not for the COM
mon defense or general welfare, ana
which do not promote commerce among
the States" they being "cntlrely Tor
the benefit Of particular localities ~, ana
devoted purely to local objects" lhc
House on last wednesday, passed. 'n'
bill over the Presidents veto, by vo'e
Of l23 yeas to 90 nays.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08


\ water spout and sudden flood oc-
cured near Millcrsburg, Ohio, July 3 LIST,
doing much damage to the growing
crops, aud washing away dams, Fences,
houses. and drowning n number OF hcau
Of live stock.
4 heavy rain, hail aud wind storm
visited the vicinity Of Petersburg last
week. II Is thought that the crops have
been badly damaged.
Pollok Castle, In Renfrcwshrc, the
most ancient family seat IN West Scot
land, was destroyed by fire on the even
ing Of the lst inst.
Cctcwayo, the captured south African
King, has been sent to London.
Seven men, near Reading, Pa, on last
Tuesday, drugged, aud brulally outraged
n Young girl. She Is now raving ma
nkc. -Four cf her assailants have been
arrested.
one hundred cases of yellow fever are
rcported at Laredo, Texas. The DEATH
rate from this dread disease 1T Mataino-
ias, Is said to be greater than at liHVa''a'
A heavy rain storm Is reported as nay
inc occurred along the Licking river IN
ky,, on the 3lst OF last mont II. 1he riV-
or at Falmouth rose 10 feet IN one hight
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

After spending months ut watering places
and consulting the best physicians without
benefit, | returned home dishGartcned aud eX-
poGted TO die A friend urged u trial of Park
crs Ginger Tonic. Three bottles aud careful
diet have brought me excellent health and
spirits and hope my experience may benefit
similar sufferers. Cincinnati lady. See other
column,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
A Vigorous Growth

or the hair Is often promoted by using Par
Ecrs Hair Basan, II always restores the
Youthful color aud histrc to gray hair, gives II
now life and removes all irritation and dam
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
PLAIN


The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the onivsure and quick way to drive
il out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that NOTHING but
iron will restore the blood 10 its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BlTTERs willthor-
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing il, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
net blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively not injurious.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

~ your lungs are almost Wnticl hN Clusuuii &.
lion Dr rirCo'E "Goldpn Medical Discovery
will not cure YOU, yet ~ "a rouudy for severe
coughs, nnd nll Curihlc bronchial, tlruhi. tnl
lung affections. II IN unsurpassed, Nn0 lWu
stamps for nr piurcC.a large pnnuhlut irttliso
un Consumption und kiudrd n Affections. AL
dress WoRfp's lfsrEStAUi NLpiNAtA~uOih-
rfON, Buffalo. ~ Y.
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VIM M tT

RRiefoi fern. frrm fisiaidite M N each
mruh Ores,lb street isi loot iuf Nsla.
rHfUh rbhnl if,m The Qth ~ lheltl N each
iouNsaH cry. rrnY The trHnrdti0f no
mouth rnrr. Dc 5ath.fu'tolJ 0f,e
Hty ~. 20, III.
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DIR. ]. M. KING,

t0ridpnt NJ ne BnRimor, cyii,gs NJ DsnL,i Sur.
gsrVl
VIII scientifically perform M Dental ore
raiipus and guarantee satisfaction
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
FRIGHTFUL BARBARITIES.
Carnival of Horrors in an
Egyptian Town.

LONDON, July 25,-Thc correspondent
Of Reuters Telegram Company at Alex
andria says; The MoaiteM Egyptian has
reappearcd here with the heading: "Ihe
Official journal of the Government of
the Khcdivc.n 1t contains procama-
ton dismissing Arab Pasha from the
ministry,