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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31
BILL ARP.

TIE Greenbackers OF Massachu.
setts have endorsed Beast Butler for
Governor. II is eminently appre.
pirate that party which is perpet-
ualIy at sea should lay hold of
the d;smantled end drifting hulk of
a pirate. The mesneat thief, the
m msst cold blooded assassin, the most
brutal raffian, the most shameless
liar, the blackest traitor, the most
arrant coward, the most utterly uu.
p:incipled demagogue the world has
ever known, ia an appropriate candi.
date for party with flexible plat
form, a gliding scale of pecuniary
value and a chronic readiness to unite
with anything or anybody when there
j. Lromiae Of place and spoil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

izen. Dick Wilson was scrub;
| Dick nsed to haul wood to Gaines,
vile and wore one gallus and no
Shoes, and the end OF his shirt hung
out, but be worked hard to support
his poor old parents, and one day
Cinciunatua Peoples picked him mp
| and sent him to 8, hool and hired
boy to work in his place, and Dick
rose forward and upward, and now
he owns two or three railroads ard
lives in New York like a prince, but
h. never was a.ham ed Of his raising
and took good care Of his parents,
aud helped out his poor kin. and
that's the kind of scrub like,
and they are the best hope Of the
country. But I know scrubs who
have got rich, and are spelling their
children, anu setting 'em up far above
the line as they themselves used to
be below it. They ride to church in
a fue carriage, and rent the finest.
pew, and 1--we in palace, and go to
springs every summer for their deli
cate health. There father used to
plow all summer barefooted in rocky
fields over treadsalts and dewbe,,y
vines, and scratch the ticks and red
bugs all night. and set on puncheon
slab in log church on Sunday, and
be ain got use to riding in phaton
yet, for he don't know whether to
lean forwards o. backwards, and
when the phaton crosses rise in the
road he don't rise with itMn grace.
fl undulations but humps himself
awkwardly anil THINKS everybody is,
looking at him. And SO the world
~sgs along up and down. Here he
goes, but there j. 10 security for any.
,ody except :. good conduct. "Act
veil 7our part-there all the honor
les.
BILL ARP.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

The Carrollton (Mo } Democrat, of
a late date tells about an alleged
cure Of bydr phobia through the vir.
tues Of a maidstone as follows: Some
weeks mad dog made it's appear.
ancs at Kingsville, Mo-. on the pre-.
misses OF Mr.. Rufus King, and bit
twelve year >old son of Mr.. King.
Thele was no complaint. however,
made by the boy until about
three weeks ago, when his head com.
menced paining him, which has cou.
t:uued since without intermission.
OF course the parents Of the little
fellow felt great unessiness about
their child, and finally hearing of
the madetone in possession Of the
Wllcoxson brothers, OF this place, de.
termined TO come at once and test it's
virtue. They reached Cerroilton
Wednesday and Immediately pro.
ceeded to Mr.. John Wilcoxson' g resi-.
dence, aid the reporter of this paper
wac invited to be present and wit.
ness the test. The wound was slightly
fcarihed and the stone placed upon
it. II immediately adhered with
such iirmness that the walking about
he room and violent motions Of the
body Jailed 10 remove it. 1t thus
continued 10 absorb the poison for
about forty five minutes on the first
application, wheu the pores became
filled and the stone was placed in
milk to relieve the cells of the SUBJ
-.@n E. Subsequently al .icati,,s
were made, each time the stone ad-
herring Tor shorter period, until it
re:nsed to stay on at all. The little
fellow told ns that the drawing power
uI the stone was felt very sensihly
by him, and from The hrst applics.
ton his head had ceased to trouble
him II is believed tha whatever of
poison was communicated by the
r,bid dog has been removed, and that
ihe chlli is safe fro hydrophobia.
The owners Of This remarkable
stone inherited it from their father,
and be received it from james Mack.
ley, nearly fifty years ago. 1t ie of
a srtyish color, very porous, filled
with peculiarly formed cells, is quite
beautiful, aud would attract atten-
tion in any cabinet oil curiosiliss. It
has been tried in great many cases
and has uniformly refused to adhere
to any wound not made by mad
dog and, on the contrary, as in tie
case above cited, clings close and
firmly to every one made BY rabid
c,nine. The Messrs Wilco1eou free.
iy oIi'.r the nse Of this stone without
charge to anyone, and are anxious to
have its efficiency tested whenever
an unfortunate may offer an occasion.
They refuse, however, 10 let it go out
OF their possession.
---~s--.---
In the Times, of Philadelphia, We
observe: Mr.. John McGrath, 1886
Christian street, Was cured by st.
Jacobs Oil Of severe rheumatism,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

Mr.. Ps,,i-on, 'ne R-t'ien il
ac'ed Governor o. Prhnsyivanit
.vs the ,,nblic man = hn OPPOSES pr"
-cuve inntf III the I,-!!rg co"hlt!'h
II our Industries. mi= iIt AS vel! hant
, mill stone 10 his neck and .ump ,nt'
he sea, as ne ~nu.d hereby q 'aiij
,,r, mot- his 20 lt'cnl future Il, II h
ivoc4t-n the 80 called Tree TRAD
4 ctrine. Mr.. P.it!son v-nt!..fr"
this view from cue end ot pennRy!va
i. 10 the other, nd re we'd The en
ir- Democratic vote, exc~r. "A ir"
higo,s o. the tree trade order. an
voted tor Beaver or Stewart, bo'i
bel G prot-ctinrists ot M III ~ pro
nounced type -Cdatt'n"ogn Tmes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

ORIGIN OF THE TERM "HoosIER. "
-Dr. Aaron Wood, the Oldest Meth
odist divine in Indiana. recently gace
the DiSpntrh pleasant call. In the
c,urae oil hs conversation he re
marked that An error. prevailed III
regard to the term "H3osier. Ac-
c)rding Ia one authority widely
cre'ited, a stranger called al a cabin
and broke the srilIHess by crying,
Nv hos here?' But according to the
doctor it was given birth BY the fol-
lowing cidpni: A learned foreigner
hy the name o! I.eminonski, formerly
soldier under Napoleon, during the
years intervening hatween lS2@@ and
1880, lectured extensively on the
wars Of Europe to the pioneers Of
THE State. In nis dieconrses The
valor Of the hnssars was conspicuous,
Ini he accent Was mol Eagl:sh. and
he pronounced the hody "Hnsiera.
During the excavation oi he canal
al the lalls OF thr Ohio through Ken.
lucky 4 young man from Washington
County, Indiana, on The grounds, OIL e
day, Ionght and WHIPPED three Kan.
tucbiaus. Highly elriel at Tie con-
clusion, amid n torrent nj back woods
profanity, lie exclaimed: m
H"osier," from Leminouski's rronun-
C alton Of bussar. From that day to
the present the term llas been applied
to all citzsna cf Indiana. .NcAjGan
tiW Di~potch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

new STYLE 1T We must talk
ab III the weather, why not vary toe
formula. 1t is pleasant day.
Every one is triFd Of a'mi'fi"g THAI
it is. Why not be scientifically ae
curntp when one meets afrierd ? The
following is submit ted ae fpecim L
'liaogur;
Jones-Ah. Mr.. Sui h, Isee W. have
c.ouay weather. with light rains.
Smith with cbesriulfn fn,llt)-Y-F
and variable winds shifting to c"ld-l
Norfheasterly, stationary or highti
pressure.
Jones-Quife SO; but is ia gratifying
to knc rivers will rem II
nearly STATIONARY ard that he TIN
perstnre haa fall-n 30'l' grpes in rh
Rio Grand- VALLEY. Good morning
cir Boston dv ptisfr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

N, man knows what miniaterlng
angel hrs wife is until hs com-a hon
one day, aufftiing with a dreadful
Col I'D she h ppens to have a bot.
tie of DR.. Bulls C,us b Syrup III the
house.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

The Hon. JAS. B. Campbell is
spoken OF as a candidate Ior Cover
nor OH The Independent ticket The
Hon. JAS. B. has been profoundly en-
tombed in hole oil vast proportions
and unfathomHble depth since the
election OF 1878, and our advice tc
slim is strongly against emerging,
The weather is too cold for political
ground hogs to come forth with
safety.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

mary TO t-qnir- pay in advance
immediately after IN king his
oil ection G,rlner dlsapp' ared IN
4 not been seen or hard o. s'nc~
Jnrine - dltpl y of 6rew rk
'hursd4y hight he p'nk q rni'w'y
ri it IL snrmised, and left the plAc
absence was NOT norced, howrve
1.-THE next morning. wh-n his
ants went to SUMMON HIM TO br-'k
At and found his no c as they HI
1T it the d4y b lore, only sever
r.'nka were missing.
They iDm.di t.ly reported tn,
the etu lents, VINO were'!nmbiound
1 Some OF the moie nnsu &c on
he victims expressed the oEH' /"
nat the delrqr-nt host had ha-'
uly dealt with, while by ar t.
,rear number OF stul-nrs s"apeH'en
gardiner Of frau and resolved
gin IN inye-tlEa ion A commit
Vas appointed to ascertain all IT,
..ts. ii possible. touching Il riinpr
4Aliu- r, and .n invesrig atlon q -cIo
4 the fact that orhrra oesldrs them
lives mad been detrAuded. MIR ID
Iulier, from who Gardner w's &c
ustomed to purchase his g'oc RI,
tate,i thar be w,s lns 10 th- 'n'
som.two hu ,ire | 4 lars, and NJ
O.nt " ho furnished meat tor the ms
AL, declared THAI he teld unpa''
i IL against the missing man
,me,li"g over six'y dollars Sever
othe,s lost sm .i-r am nnts. II IL
lid that 'iariners x ~wlnd.l" op-r4
IONS IN this ~ vii amount 10 neal
one thousand dollars.
the tficrrs OF the law are tnaki"s
.v.rv H,rt to catch the swihdler :
Cvlu.njiu (tgrsh2-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

[oMrsoN FOR GoyERSoR!-WLat
m the nomination oil Thompson
Governor has created! All over
Stats hats are oil aud a loud
th is sounded. Let the welkin
land continue TO ring-till vic
which is sure, rerches upon our
er.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31
Baltimore Day makee this

b Baltimore Day makea this
/ "OI the 10000 men mostly
9d) who voted Tor Chamberlain
4 600 could vote il they lived in
9 Island Nearly if not qui'e
out of ten would he diafran-
i under the sni1'.age laws recu-
b the bailiwick over which SEN
anthony ia. near as may be, the
Hing officer. II the statutes of
e Island on this subject were
planted to South Carolina the
Pcratic majority in The latter
|lonweslth would be Mt least 10,
and counties where the adult
} males exceed The whites twenty
E would 60 largely Democratic. "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

strains Il young man more to
a lao pound girl cit on HE knee
it does to load hay all day, but
perfectly willing 10 he strained.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31
A New Charge Against Baeciler

The fact that Bee cLer has recently
enlogi2ed the Romish Church a%oke
general surprise, hnt the following
explanation may be accurate and sat
isfac ory: Beecher is nos accused by
tbs heirs o! his reent laborrr T'gner
--4-=-l -S92: lta-a=-a .a2a sST a!e
Turner wss All economical bacIl leior,
aud surprising his employer 10 be an
honorable business man, left his snr
plus iu the hands Of the latter. Tie
vii! Of the deceased ,bor-r calls icr
several Thousands Of dollars, but
nothing is found. Mrs. Beecher now
admitsthat alter Turner'S death she
examined his chest End destroyed a
number OF what she calls worthless
papels.' The heirs, however, believe
thu her husbands notes we're iuclu
de,l in tue illegal destruction, and
the public, with few exceptions, be-
!ieve this also. The Turner's are
Irish, anu hence lave the sympathy
Of their nationality in that uelghbor
hood. Beecher leels conscious OF his
predicament, and coudouea by blow.
ing the church with which they are
connected. 1t has been said that
"soft words uutter no plrsnlps, but
Beecher seems to he of a different
opinion. The question now to be
settled is how much blowing Beech
er will give for 5000 which is the
estimated amount Of the laborers es
tale Ro0Ilm Jnon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31
The Democratic Candidate for
Congress, Sixth District.

George w. Dargan, Esq. the nom
inee for Congress from the Sixth Con.
gresfional District, is a native ot
Darlington. He graduated at the
Citadel Academy, and entered the
army with the first company that
HleIt our town. After the war he e1.
gagged in plating, and in 1878 com
nenced to practice law. A hard
student, clear thinker, and sound
arguer, he rapidly rose in his profes
sion. In 1877 he was elected to the
a 4rI let Is hasten to-rvtrfse 0a
SIPS a ID to regain the ro4i whlt
alone leads to peace, liberty a
aafety."
A more forcib'e e1posi ion Of D
ocr4t,c principles is no where to
found. Whenever an | wherever
have been the g.ile Of the party
been successful, and its success
bpen hon rable to itsel. and y
and advantageous to the countr!
Ia the ,agtmeut OF the
G mmlt ee, the actlse se,org.n'z
tn party in this State sho
C n';nne,l, in order thai the
or tic clubs may be i'll full Wig
the time shall come 'ur enterl
a new po' 'itlcal campaign. 7
ocr4tlc clubs can be una 10
sch ols, no to spe'k in "
prime pies of the D mocraIk
their practical sp llcatl9
fought and .zp'alIed a
OF South C4roinitn1 has
size. the secession OF this
those who hAd { seen
when hr tirst gun Uf "a.
Fred III Ch ,rleston Har = 4
OF inlI age and cap b
tn. vote a popular =
have grown ny IN the
mnil an e:clteIutnt.
cradle, reConstl urii"u
r volu,i"u the ;.t'enda
yourh Fos them (
who are ol'irr, the na
b ~ TO eYeclnl signlf s
iuc.l and !:mltd
designation OF III 'se
intelligence, the II ..
property in the 81
ptn-able tC the We
cratic party IN S,
paramount lecess
ance OF good gol
young people OF
Older men besid
rnil,ar with the
taught by the s
lie, and shall ~
p.rty somethlq
cy for prevent
curlng i-cen -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31
TIE EDGWIGK
ST Ill WIRE FF.yfE E.

TV1E above cnt rnn-esan'a e""tion
1 and Cato Of s.r"ny. cheap aud dur
able Steel Wire Farna which arA now hf
ing nsad at the Nnrti, and S"rthw"st IN
prefarenca tn anv other kind of f'nring.
Wharevnr II ha. haen tried it has given
greet satisfaction
II isa net work without harha snd will
keep ont smsil pigs or any other animals
that NAV irnre gardens "r farm "rops
. II makes no ehadn and shelt' r" no ena-
mics IN crops nr nnnltrv.
II js inst the fsnra for Gardens. Lots
lawns Parks and Cemeteries
Reiur dinpedin Rnst-pr'.of nainttt viii
qas. life time. and Is better than board
fence in every resnart
II IL easily and quickly pnt mp.
Specimens of Fence and Gates
Gan ne seAn at the ADVERTISER building
where stock is Kept nn hand and where
all information AZ To price. &C., can Do
Obtained.
EDGEFIELD C.. H, 8. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31
IN MEMORY OF BEN HILL.
PAUL II. H.AYNE.

In one of Mr.. James +. Randall ;.
graphic Washington letters he details an
interview with Senator Hill, in the course
Of which, referring to his then condition,
the Senator spoke as follows:
"lf ] recover, it is we'll. If ] die. IL is
also well. While think it strange that
a man whose constitution was formed by
physical labor on farm, snd who, up to
a year ago, never had q day Of Il! health,
should be afflicted with an inexplicable
disorder OF the blood, resign myself INTO
the hands Of my Creator, who will do
with me what seems hest to Hlr, and
either raise me up to further usefulness or
summon me- away. await with patience
either event"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

His firm hand drops Acrosa hn lac" !,
line
OF fnmowing anguish haahes 10 lark
iamei
Dear to his son! is Action. dear IL lame !
"What must reat, he mnrmured. lost,
supine,
"Whle others drink of ti:ory's radiant
wine
"Y4a ii God will" III s,iitneA accents
came,
40 him l yield life; honor. purpose.
name.
"kneel to His wisdom worship at His
shrine !"
hh chastened heart, these words 0i sim
pie trust,
Are nobIer than thy lpr'!!tst sp."ci. be-
fore
Thsy mount on wing oi t-ni~cosial fire
;lnd when yon Senate halls Az blaHkcned
dns:
May crown the iulln@ss ii thy souls de-
sire
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31
Louisiana State Lottery Company.


Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charl-
table purposes-with capital OF $1,000
0O0-tc. which reserve fund Of $3.50, 900
has since been added.
By IN overwhelming popular vote it's
franchise was made part OF the present
State Constitution adopted December ID,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-31

Oft hast thou trinmphsd in the keen de
bate:
Lightenei and ,hunderci thro' the Sen.
ate hall;
Now Ger thee clouds OF muified silence
fall,
And by the aickering Futures veiled gate
A sombre SRADow seems to watch and
wait
Still, round thy House of Life, from wall
to wall,
Dost thou not hear the golden trumpet
call
To those high lists which gird the striies
OF State?
The old instinct stirs the ancient warrior
heat
Flushes thy blood and ne'er lthou know
est it j yet
Have thy strong pulses felt lo(tier beat,
Nor nerve and brain 10 lor'llier praise
been set
Come, lift thy weapon Heaven what
spell is here
Our Launcelot's hand hut lne-t= = pi.an-
tom spear
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13
From Riddleherre rs pnner

There were some elections in the cities
and towns of this State last Thursday.
Bourbonism had so dominated in these
places that Rcadiusters never felt like
contesting for supremacy in them. Nor
folk had been disputed ground and Pc
tersburg was conceded to the Readiust-
ers. just think Of the impudencc Of
making fight elsewhere! Even IN
Lynchburg. the home of Daniel. fight
was made and the majority of over 900.
of last fall, was reduced to $50. Peters
burg increased her majority, and Nor
folk, which had before elected Read
juster mayor and Bourbon council, this
time left all Bourbons but one out in the
cold Even Danvilc elected the Read
juster ticket by 800 majority and the
second ward Of Staunton beat Col Bum
gardner the Bourbon nominee. In the
smaller places-co.rnty seats--thc Read
justers elected mayors and couucilmcn
where before they dared not show their
heads. In Alexandria the ReadIusters
put up no ticket. In Richmond they
are reported to have carried an ward for
the first time. Thus, II appears, that of
what we were wont to call the six cities
of the State-yiz: Richmond, Norfolk,
Petersburg, Lynchbwg, Alexandria and
Danville-the Readlustcrs can carry
three. But four years ago the Readiust-
ers did not dare to show their heads in
one. And so, we observe, The Read
iustcrs are-dying. Thus saith bow-
bOnSm,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13
Prices Reduced

Il. IT. SENEKER has reduced the
price Of all the leading Dry Goods to
make room for the fall trade.
We have l6ige stock OF LadIpg'
Dress Goods Of the latest styles we ARE
selling out.
The ladies are invited to call early
aud make selections while they are
fresh.
We have large stock Of bouts and
shoes witch we are selling out ut prI-
cts below competition.
our IElOJER SHOES are still the
leaders lOr Ladies and Misses We
have n large stock Of these shoes, aud
are receiving new goods nearly ever,
week direct from the fnntory
We can sell YOU womah's good
Kip Shoe Tor 81 Women's CONT end
calf shoe sewtd aud ptgged an CORE.
spondius prices. Ladies' Buskin 75c.
Men anh Boys fur, wool. aud straw
hats which we ARE closing OUT at bot.
tom prices No one need 40 nwav
from ils IN want of cheap goods
We Invite oil our friends and the
plhllc ~ call and exenine our stock
We guarantee satisfaction
Thankful fOr the liberal patronage
heretofore extended us we promise
our grehteat tiI6rtto please YOU In the
future, Respectfully,
I {. II. SENEKER.
une2Sl-tE aII
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13

A citizen Of tho Quaker civ, Mr..
Il. Freed, living at 1872 Vine ST., re-
Gently spoko as follows; Being af-
f1ictcd with n distressing cough, DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup was recommend
cd TO me for relief, ann happy to
gay that few dosee not only gave me
instant relief, but effected complete
curc.n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13

BRIGHT's DISEASE OF the Kidneys
Diabetes and other Dseases of the
Kidneys and Liver which you are be,
ing 80 frightened about, Hop Bitters
ia the only thing that will surely and
permanently prevent and cure. All
other pretended cures only relieve for
q time and then make you many
times worse.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13
FACULTY..

NV - I
REV. y. s. II EARON, q. VI Prev.
ldrut, aud Professor Metaphysics aud
Ethics.
Mrs. Cleo Miles IT,nron, Modern
Languages and English Literature.
Ml-s Lou e. CoultHg, prpcpplfesr
and Lutin and Mathematics.
Miss Belle Blair, Principal Of ACa.
demi0 Department, and Natural
Science.
Mis- Mary Whi;ruEer Principal o.
Primary Department.
Miss Waite Ming. Tutorrss.
Prof Gins T. Dillworlh, Principal
Music Department
Miss Nep Upton, Drawing ab'
Painting.
Mrs. Cleo Miles tIenron, Aatron..
Studies distributed into lhoFe In i
Mathematics; .. Natural Science y
History md English Literature '
Ancient Languages, 8, MelayhyslG
9, Music; T. Modern Languages D.
Painting and Drawing Each teach'
or especially adapted TO her WORK
EXPENSES.
A joyful eurpriso to parents anu
guardians. Entire expenees, incIgu'
ing board aud tuition IN Lilernry W.,
partment, only range from sos 10 tp
for n term ol ~ weeks Music, WIN
use Of piano, S20l For particular az
ply TO REv. ID. \. hEARON tI@
- TT Bristol, Tenn
JuN.l9's0Lf. --
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13
ERiSTOL NEW S
TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1852.
The Richmond correspondent of the

The Richmond correspondent of the
Inder-Appeal says:
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is said to oppose
any Masseylsm. Among other promi-
nent Democrats who entertain the same
views of taking up the Parson. are lead
ing men in Pittsylvanla, Halifax, Fau-
quier, Mlddlesex, the most important
members Of the Democratic Committee,
the Oldest and most experienced news
paper managers IN the State, and others
in every section from which l have
heard. Said well-informed Democrat
to me yesterday: IF Massey Is either
directly or correctly endorsed BY our
party for any position 1t will be the most
fatal mistake ever made. am sure from
the Information received here from all
sections Of the Commonwealth that the
Democrats nre not prepared to forget the
seven dernnciations Of Massey by their
leaders and take him up. From all quar-
tiers OF the State come statements that the
old man won't do to tile to- "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13
Money for n Rainy DAY,

'For six years my daughter was alex
from kidney and other disorders. We
had used M our savings on doctors,
when our dominic advised M 10 try
parkerH Ginger Tonic. Four bottles
effected n cure. and NJ n dollars worth
has kept our family well over n yenr,
we have been able 20 lay by money
agaln fora raluy day. IA Poor Man =
Wife,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-13

Collect SOME SCOT from chimney or n
stove where wood IN used Hs fuel, put It
Into pitcher ANIL pour hot water upon
H. When cool tisr u 10 watcryou pluis
every few days. The effect upon plants
Il wonderful IN producing rapid growth
VI healthy shoots aud great number Of
thick rlvhly.tlntCd leaves.