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Health Is Wealth.

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ineot does net etfcct a cure. Guarantees is
sued only by ". L. Dement,, druggist, AS
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THE 1.ARgETS,
eFinaHc5cl.S

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Telegraphic trsn7sc7s on Nav York psJ
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Order Of Chosen Frienas,

j, &C. F., IS held every THURSDAY even'ng.
VI the hour Of ~ o'clock, in the halt of the
4. o. U. v. Ali sOjoufning members are
cordially invited 10 attend.
By order UI &C.
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ALERT HOOK AND La ODER CO. No. !.
Regular meeting second Monday IN each
month.
oFFICEKs.-J. o. Bo1oiih. President C.
Brown, Secretary; Jay Tuttle. Treasurer I;
J. +. Thcmas. Foreman. I. r. ElberSon, lSt
Asst. Foreman. X W. Ferguson. 2d Asst.
Foreman.
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Piles ! Piles ! Piles !
a suse Cure EOussL at E.gst !
Nc One Need Suffer.

4 sure Cure for Blind. Bleeding, letting
and Uicerate Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams, IAN Indian Remedy. called
Dr. Williams Indian Ointment. single
box has cured the worst chrome cases OF p
or 30 years standing. No ore need suffer
five minutes after applying thls wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions. Instruments aud
clec ualies DO more Harm Than good. VII
iism's Ointment absorbs the tum0Ts. alays
the intense Itching, (particu'2rly at night az
te getting warm in bedl, acts rs q pOuitice,
Glyes instant relief, and Is prepared only FOR
Plies, itching OF the private parts, and Tor
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Cohiuburry Of
Cleveland, says about DT. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores Of Pile
Cures, and II affords me pleasure to say that
I have never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief as Or.
Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale BY al druggists OF maligd 0l. re-
cs!p; OF price, 81 90.
HENRY x co, Props,
Cleveland, o.
Hodge, Davis < Co.. Wholesale Agents.
Portland. Oregon.
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The receipts in san Francisco, of GER
tain articles OF Oregon produce from
January lst, lSS2, 10 April 18th. inclu-
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BOARD OF FDELEGATES.-R Regular meet
ing fourth Monday in each month, at 20
r NJ, ut hall Of Alert Hook aud Ladder
Company No. l.
OFFICERs-F. }. Tay!or, President F. l..
Parker, Secretary \. W. Berry, Treasurer
DELECATKs.-w. W. Parker, J. Strauss. I.
Bergman. OF Astoria Engine Co. No. 4. n.
Cleveland. w. J. Barry, Chas. IL. Stockton,
VI Rescue Engine Co. No. : /; Ed. y. Curtis,
A. W. Berry. L. J. TsylOr. OF Alert Hook and
Ladder Co. NJ. !.
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ASTLRLA ENGINE COMPANY No. !.
Regular meeting hrst Monday In each
month.
OFFIcERs.-w. ". Parker, President ? l..
Z. Selig. Secretary William Book, Trrss-
urer Z. i. SteTens, Foreman, ;. g. Ingalls,.
1sL Asst. Foreman. .lGe. G. Charters, 2d Asst.
Foreman.
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4RRgyALS FROM SEA

OTIS OF Chester. r Mas l.
orrgon, F. April %.
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wallla Nella SIS sOs tons S F April a5.
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Astor.a Lodge so. 40. I. d. G.

Temple Lodge, No. 7 A. T. A. NJ.
HeggiaT Communications fr5t and Ny
>hird Saturdays in each month, et7H ~\
o'clock. P. a., al the Hall in Astoria.
Members Of the Order, in good standing, sre
invited to attend. By orde; Of she T.M.
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Common CouncII.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tuss-
DAY evenings of each month, at rs oclOck
sEs Persons desiring 10 have matters actsd
anon bg the Council, at any regular meeting
aust present the same TO the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
to the Tuesday on which the Council holds its
regular meetings. &c. NORRIS,
Auditor and Clerk.
astoria Lodge No. 40, I. o. G.1.
Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
Al ~ O'Clock, ct Good Templar's HALF Che
namus Street, Astoria. over G. l.. Parker's
Store Members of the order, ID good stand
ag, ara invited TO attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. By order ". C. 7.
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RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY No. g.
Regular meeting brst Monday in each
month.
oFFICERs.--A. !. Cleveland. President (; j.
A. Montgomery. Secretary; f. &. Norris.
Treasurer Chas. IL. stockton. f0raaan. \.
Nehenae, lst Asst Foreman. j. W. BlowB,
I'd Asst. Foreman.
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The Virginia star., 1882-11-11
(continusd from flrst page.l

part Of man rises up In him, and to the cares
which assail, he exclaims, with Paul Flem-
ming In Hyperion, 81 will be strong We
are upheld under distresses by the convic>
tion that I" It is not all Of life to live," that
others have borne braveiy burdens as heavy
~ ours, that noble character IL best formed
by the discipline Of suffering, that after the
- not happiness. that above US rules God
who doeth all things well.
Trouble trains in courage. He who has
known show sublime thing II Is, to suffer
and be strong''-fears not. Is he liable 10
meet Poverty i-he 10 well anquainted with
her. Is be exposed to physical suffering :
he has become Injured to 1t. Is he In dam
ger OF losing one beloved ?-tbis, too, he has
learned TO bear. A man has gained some-
thing when he gone through the fires OF
affiiction. and knows that nowhere in life
can await him trial greater than those he
has already borne.
Trouble draws US nearer to God. Man
can neither change the circumstances that
surround us, nor can he remove the pang
they cause. with God all things are
possible" We feel "a yearning for deeper
peace not known before;' peace that de<
pends not on the changeful things OF time,
that rests not upon conditions and possess
sious of earth, al inward, all-satisIying peace
that flows from Che great Fountain. We
pour out our soul in prayer, and graet calm
,ucceeds the storm. The promises In his
Word, of care and comfort and eternal rest
assume a new significance. "AIl things work
together for good to them that love the Lor o.
How many a weary soul has been cheered
and strengthened by these WORDS When a
great hone sets, II is like the setting of the
ann at even. Darkness surrounds US; our
grief seems 10 shadow the whole world; Dut
as at night the stars, which are Invisible ny
dav. appear. SO, in the night OF pain, we see
the lights of heaven shining more brightly
upon as. Losing that which bound US 10
earth, we fx our thoughts more entirely up"
on heaven and heavenly things. The value
ot prayer is more sensibly felt, the promises
Of the Scriptures are more fully appreciated
faith is yisibly strengthened and increased
Have you trosble Fret not, despond not
"Nothing alks with aimless feet" Gain an
ennobling discipline from the cares WHICH
barass the soul. Learn lesson from every
circumstance in life. whether pleasant or
unpleasant. Sometimes the books we relish
least, are those which will benefit us most
Measure not benefit by enjoyment, but by
growth in spiritnal WOrthiness.
"Be resigned,
Bear up, bear on. the end shall tell
THE dear Lord doeth all things WELL"
The Virginia star., 1882-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.
NOVEMBER II,
1882
Brooks Memorial Meeting. j..

BROOKS memorial MGeunksx
On Thursday evening Nov. I'd the
Brooks Memorial Meeting was held
at the Second Baptist church. This
meeting was held in memory of Mr.
r. Peel Brooks, whose name was
household word among us. The
meeting was called to order by the
urbane President, Capt. r. A. Paul,
who briefly stated the object OF the
meeting and introduced Rev. I'll. FL.
Mitchell who offered prayer.
A letter was read from Hon. J. M.
Langston. which was graceful tri-
butte to the memory of the deceased,
in which he regretted his inability
to be present en- the occasion as he
had to leave the country for Hayti
on the 3lst of October.
Mr.. w. G. Rcane was then intro
duced as one intimately acquainted
with Mr.. Brooks, IN childhood, col-
lege and manhood. Mr.. Roane in an
informal but interesting manner pro.
ceeded to deliver an address abound.
ing in reminescenses OF the character
and conflicts of Mr.. Brooks. The
humurous and studieus in his nature
was interestingly described and his
intense devotion to study, his love
for HIS people, his brave battle at the
bar; were eloquently alluded to by
MIR. Roane. The address was, as il
deserved 10 be, well received.
Mr.. James Hayes was the next
eulogist and certainly sustained and
increased his reputation as thinker
and rising young speaker. With
graceful gesture, dlgnified mien and
above all in appropriate language, he
paid brilliant tribute to his dlstin-
guished law instructor, whose valu-
able tuition he no doubt keenly misses
Mr.. E. A. Randolph read brief
logical paper which was an able analy
sis and warm testimonial to the life
and genius of Mr.. Brooks.
Mr.. r. j. Chiles read poem com
posed for the occasion which was
well received.
A stirring appeal from Capt. Paul
resulted in the collection of between
thirty and forty dollars and abou,
the same amount subscribed.
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Personals ana Brief Locals.

Rev. Walter Fl. Brooks, one OF
our most talented young colored di-
vines, brother of the late lamented
r. Peel Brooks, has received a call
to the pastorate of the l9 st. Baptist
church, Washington, d. c. Elder
Brooks has not accepted the call but
has it under advisement. We are
glad to see Virginia talent apprecia-
ted abroad and, should our much
esteemed friend accept the call we
believe he will meet cordial well
come among the citizens OF the
capital city of the country.
THE work at the Richmond
Institute, under the supervision OF
DR.. G. Fl. Corey and his assistants,
Profs. J. E. Jones, D. N. Vassar and
others goes bravely on. There is a
large number of pupils present this
session and we are informed they are
making admirable progress.
MIR. James johnson, father OF
our popular young fellow citizen,
VIM. Isaac Johnson, has been quite
sick. He is so far recovered as tC
be out on the streets.
Mr.. r. J. Bass Grace Street
clothing house is becoming one o1
the most popular in the city. His
house I'LL E. Grace street is fre-
quently crowded with country people
Rev. J. w. Gains, of the Sig
nal Office at Washington, was in the
city this week. He called and SUBJ
scribed to the STAR. Let everybody
do the same.
Mr.. II. F. Jonathan has opened .
green. grocery and bar-room at the
corner of Duval and Clark streets.
Thomas I. Henry, Esq, form
erly of this city, now practicing Law
in Powhatan county, was in the city
this week.
THE Organ Club of st. Philip
church requests us to return theil
thanks to the public for generous as
slstance and patronage at the festlva
lately held for the benefit of the
church. The club realized over fifty
dollars.
- Married, November 5th, at 81
o'clock; at the residence of the brlde'
sister, Mrs. j. Payne, Mr.. Napoleon
Miles. to Mrs Ellzrbeth Bolden. NJ
cards.
- Mr.. Austin Burrell, who hal
| been SO very sick, Is again out on thu
streets.
- Rev. W. w. Browne, pastor
of Leigh-street Z. M. e. church, has
been seriously sick, but is out again
The Virginia star., 1882-11-11
ID r. z. Ba FOOT Z,
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Or. Berger's Tonic Bowel and Pile Pills.
These pills are an infaibs remedy for constipation
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lily wish him success.
ROBERT LEVER,
supt. 905 and 907 Bank st.,
Rueger Building, Richmond, Va.
NEAR TO THE END.
Nv n I Nurr GO

NEAR TO THE END.
BIZ r. j. CHILEs.
Near to the end how near God knows.
The distance mus. be short at best.
And few the steps we take before,
Our hearts that yearn for shalI have rest
We meet to part, the world il full
OF sad farewells and long good byes;
Our lives are transient as the stars,
That stream across the evening skies.
Near to the end dark seem the years,
On whose strange, silent foods we 60.
And few the breaks IN sorrows clouds,
Far off but sweetly vague the shore.
Near to the end oh blessed calm
OfGod's own peace our spirits Ill
Resigned to His wise chastenings:
We bow submissive to His will.
Take courage Heart, be earnest Life,
Up from the base lowlands ascend.
To Duty's noble heights, where light
Falls from thy crown, near to the end.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-11

Misses Maggie Farrar and Maggie
Voolfolk, and Messrs. w. I. johnson
and J. H. Grimes rendered some
good music.
The meeting wa in every respect
fine success.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-11
OUR CHURCHES TOMORROW.

TTHIRD STREET A. NJ. E. CHURCH.
between Leigh and Jackson streets, Rev. w 4,
III. Bryant, Pastor. Sunday school at q. m.
preaching at IL a. M. 81 p. N. and ;45 r. m.
TLEIGH STREET C. Nj. E. CHURCH
between First and st. James sreets. Sunday
school at half past Q O'Clock a. m; services
at 3 Us In the afternoon and s O'Clock 10 the
evening. WIN. W. BROWN. Pastor.
~ FIFTH Rect BAPTIS T
CHURCH, north Fifth opposite Jack son ST..
Rev. FL. II. Mitchell pastor; Service every
Sabbath at IL a. 10. half past and p. m .
Sabbath School at 8 a. m. [4.1.S2tf
MOUNT CAVALRY BAPTIST
CHURCH, on Williamsburg avenue just be-
at II a. M, p. NJ. and p. m. Church
meeting every fourth Monday night; Sunday
school a. M, REV. ARCHER FERGUS
SON, pastor; Andrew Jackson. clerk.
MOORE-S EFT BAPTIST
CHURH, Moore street, near Brook avenue.
Preaching every sabbath at II A. NJ, and
half past p. NJ, G. III. PAYNE pastor. Sab
bath School at half past A. NJ, j. II: Press
ey superintendent. l.7.o2.u.
~ ST. PHILIPS p. e. CHURCH,
corner st. James and Leigh streets. Services
every Sunday at IL q. m. and p. M;
Wednesdays at 8 p. m. Meeting of the choir
Fridays. Sunday school at u. M. and the
Parrish school open daily at 9 a. M; Sewing
school every Wednesday at p. NJ. THOM>
AS w. CAIN PASTOR. 1.2S.tf.
ne FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
Broad and College streets, REV. j. Il.
HOLMES, pastor. Regular services every
Sabbath at IL a. M, 3 100 p. m. and 8 o'clock
at night; prayer meeting every Wednesday
night; Sunday school at half past a. m.
Sunday school teachers meeting, Thursday
nights.
ne FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH., (SID.
NEYl, west Main street, near Morton's
flower Garden. Services every Sabbath al
II O'Clock a, IN, and 81 and 81 p. NJ, Sunday
school at 9 a. M, covenant meeting
Sd Friday night in each month, regular
prayer meeting Wednesday night weekly
females prayer meeting Friday nights, com
munlon 3d Sunday In each month at hal
past p. IN. p. II. SMITH, pastor; w. d.
Carter, Supt. Sabbath school; w. II Brooks
church clerk. 1.1.ol.u.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-11
COLOR LINE IN SCHOOLS.

THE VOICE OF THE PRESS. COMING EVENTS
CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE.
Court after court In Brooklyn, with Chris
tian men upon the bench, rati6es the cruel
and unchristian color line that Is set up in
our public schools. A relic OF barbarism an
prejudice unworthy of civilization are thus
kept alive, and a race of men, to whom the
law awards equality of citizenship, are de-
graded and debased. The City of Churches
can take lesson from the "city OF slums,"
as the Pharisees would style New York.
Vice-Principal Elliott says:
"The right of colored children to educa~
tion in the common schools of NewYork is
accepted without question, and / have not
even heard of parents objecting to it until
now. - / understand that there are
colored children in attendance ali over the
city,"
An official at the Office of the Superintend>
ent of Schools said to Sun reporter:
"We do not keep any record of the colored
children in attendance at schools where the
majority of the pupils are white, but you
may say that they are IN nearly all the
schools, and great many are in the schools
IN those sections of the city most inhabited
by colored people. Down in the Eighth
Ward they are very much mixed. and there
are no complaints about it. If there were
we should pay no attention to them. We
have now four schools exclusively for color
ed children. But they are slenderly attend
ed. 1t has been the policy :. siio Board of
Education to gradually wipe out the color
line in the'public schools, and to get rid Of
the exclusive colored schools, which are an
unnecessary, expensive and injurious sacrifice
to race prejudice"
The official proceeded to say that four years
ago they had six colored schools now reduce
ed to four, because the colored children have
been gradually drifting into the other schools,
and the hope was expressed that the colored
schools would soon be deserted. Such schools
are blot and bar that should no longer
remain on the escutchcon OF Brooklyn. If
the pulpit was quite alive to its duty 1t would
speak out on this subject. 1t is topic a
good deal more vital than the "restoratIon of
the Jews."-(Brooklyn Union-Argus.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-11

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TLEIGH STREET c. Nj. E. CHURCH
between First and st. James sreets. Sunday
school at half past Q O'Clock a. M; services
at 3 rs In the afternoon and O'Clock 10 the
evening. WIN. W. BROWN. Pastor.
The Virginia star., 1882-11-11
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Q Rhubarb and Dandelion.

The best combination of purely vegetable medicines
entirely replace OAlomsl Blue Pill 1t stimulates
the iver increases the now of bile and thus removes
1t torpidity Of the liver biousness and habtual
Sysnepsia sick headache aafu,snce, etc The effec-
of this Extract win be proved, vsby at oncs
the patient, one two bottles sufficient to
clear the complexion beautifully and remove pnples
and status caused by liver troubles Price 81 per bottle
bottles 85; will be sent on receipt OF the price
co anv address free Of charge oPrepAred only BY
u ALFRED RHICHARDT, PHAAMAGSsT. Ao2 FoURxs
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