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OHC young HdH'
MONROE. Ga Get 4

AhC-NhoHs oa-s W. os 1907
Miss: 1t has been only few hours since
was with you, but it really seems year ]
am long way of from you, but nv mind is
with you all the time. You are the subject Of
you left heard that you was a married lady.
Icannot and will not believe it. You promised
me you would marry me- and / am making my
arrangements to come after you. Tell your
parents about 1t. / will be down next week
Think of me, You own,
II, The ra,;cci 20 tho lo. a.. .a,,l:al a.. IL
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Why She Gould Not Entertain ANY Pro
position of Marriage.

A few days since lady visited our
town, says the Walton. Georgia Nescs,
and soon young gallant of the place
called to see her, ond is often the case,
fell blindly in love at first sight. The
lady seemed to be of the same mind,
and an engagement followed. After the
lady returned home the following letter
was written by the young man:
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The Virtues Of Coffee.


4 Drink That Y Exhieratins and Beneficial to
the System
The action of coffee is directed chiefly
to the nervous system. 1t produces q
warming. cordial impression on the
stomach, quickly followed by diffused,
agreeable and nervous excitement, which
extends itself to the cerebral functions,
giving rise to increased vigor of imagi-
nation and intellect, without any subse-
quent confusion or stupor, such as are
characteristic of narcotics. Coffee con-
tains essential principles of nutrition far
exceeding in importance its exhilarating
properties, and is one Of the most de-
sirable articles for sustaining the sys-
tenn in certain prostrating diseases. As
compared with the nutrition to be de-
rived from the best of soups, coffee has
decidedly the advantage, and is to be
preferred in many instances. The med
ical effects of coffee are very great In
intermittent fever it has been used by
eminent physicians with the happiest
effects in cutting short the attack, and
if properly managed in many cases is
better than sulphate of quinine. In that
low state of intermittent, as found on
the banks of the Mississippi river and 9th
er malarial districts, accompanied with
enlarged spleen and torpid liver, when
judiciously administered is one of the
surest remedies. In yellow fever it has
been used by physicians, and with some
it is their main reliance after other nee
essary remedies have been administered;
it retains tissue change, and thus be-
comes q conservator of force in that
ota 70 ;r,r rhsoh Ia fand do
to collapse, because the blood has be-
come impure; it sustains the nervous
power until the depuration and reor-
ganization of the blood are accomplish
ed, and has the advantage over other
stimulants in inducing no injurious Sec
ondary effects. In spasmodic asthma
its utility is well established, as in
whooping cough, stupor, lethargy and
such troubles. In hysterieai attacks,
for which in many cases physicians
can form no diagnosis, coffee is great
help.
Coffee is opposed to malaria, to all
noxious vapors. AS a disinfectant it
has wonderful powers. As an instan-
taneous deodorizer it has no equal for
the sick-room, as all exhalations are
Immediately neutralized by simply pas
sing a cha6ng-dish with burning coffee
grains through the room. 1t may be
urged that an article possessing powers
and capacity for such energetic action
must be injurious as an article of diet of
habitual employment, and not without
deleterious properties; but no CORES
ponding nervous disarrangements have
been observed after its effects have dis
appeared, as are seen in narcotics and
other stimulants. The action impaired
to the nerves is natural and healthy.
Habitual coffee drinkers generally enjoy
good health. Some of the oldest people
have used coffee from earliest infancy
without feeling any depressing reaction,
such as is produced by alcoholic stimu.
lants.-Philadelphia Times.
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5. B. SHER GOD,
GEN'L LAND AGENT.

Hasfor sale Farms and Lands in the Coz ntles
of Manitowoc, Calumet, Brown, Door SC. Wis.
Also lots and houses in the City of Manit owoc
Wis.
Also 5000 acres of good Pine Lar DIS in
Marathon, Chippewa, Ashland, Sc, counti,s Wis
Also, about 1909, 900 acres of Burlins ton Il
Mo. River Il. Il. Co.'S Lands in the Southern
part of the State of Iowa and the Southea stern
part of the State of Nebraska on 10 years time
with six per cent interest. Persons wishing TO
buy or sell Farms, Lands aud Lots, or waiting
10 employ an agent in any business OF land
matters, will please give me a call, in person
or by letter, at the Williams House, Manjt owoC
VS.. 9march7b lY
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with an absolute certainty of
curing you.
ZOPESA from BraziD cures
Dyspepsia and BiliOusness. A
single dose relieves; q sample
bottle cOnvinces; a 10 cent
bottle cures
1t acts direct Y upon the
Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys.
Cleansing, Correcting, Reg
u1ating, Zopesa gives energy
and vim to the Brain, Nerve.
and Muscle, simply by work.
ing wonders upon the Diges-
ton, and giving activity to
the Liver.
Gut this out, take it to any
dealer in medicines, and get
at least one 10 cent bottle OF
Eopesa, and tell your neighbor
how it acts. 1t is warranted
to cure Dyspepsia and Bill
iOusnesS.
SOLD BY ROBINSON & HINRI0HS
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-02
The DgmocaA1Io soHgmE.

Democrats who are asking Repubh
cans 70 vote for Mr.. Click say, now,
that his election would not be partizan
triumph But after the election, they
would change their tune. Then they
would declare that it was a Democratic
victory the ''Patriot" would blossom
out with BOOSTERS aud Hines, exulting
over the Democratic triumph; every
Democrat in the State would split his
throat shouting over the victory won for
the party Of JEFFERSON and JACK
SON; and the result would be heralded,
all over the land, as the downfall Of Re-
pub.icanism.
The Democrats are, too, endeavoring
60 utilize the Republican opposition to
Gov st John for the benefit of their
whole ticket, State aud county. They
plead with Republicans to vote for
Gick, but on election day they propose
to get every vote they can for each aud
every one Of their candidates. They
will be found circulating and voting foT
the straight Democratic ticket. They
propose to hog everything, aud 20 make
ANG iJl1O'IC>ttiS tue CdNS paws ~ IakS tbCst
chesouts out OF the fire In this county
they are endcavoriug to use the aul-
prohibition sentiment for this purpose,
but iuother counties in The state they
are stirring up feuds in tie RepLoic.n
RANKS by urging prohibilionIsts to hait
| the Republican nominees This is
notably the case in Osborne, Mongom~
cry and several other counties in the
S ate.
The Republican who does not uud.
stand this game is wlIIuily blind lie
viii see, on eec5ion day, just what we
have predicted Democrats voting ttielr
entire ticket, aud trying 10 induce OTHERS
to do so; uo proposition from them t.
vote for a single Republican candidate
al active ettOIt to secure the election al
every Democratic candidate for county
aud district offieers; and, after the elec
ton, should they succeed in their pans,
loud. iubilant shout over the Demo
cratic victory. Il hampton.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-02
TAs REACTION.

It is not a mere fgurement of the
imaginatiou-it Is the -ober truth
that very satisfactory reaction in be-
half Of the Republican ticket is taking
place The skies are great deal bright
er shan they were woek ego,
Voters are becoming alarmed at the
prospect Of Democratic asccndancJ, and
many who were disposed, at first, to
bolt the ticket, on the theory that the
ground losC in 1882 could be recovered
IN 1884, have very serious doubts in
regard to this and have resolved to vote
on the sale side. The dread Of Dem
ocratic triumph is bringing many of the
desertors back into the lines.
The Importance also of saving con
gress, big majority in the legislature
and the local tickets is also producing It's
legitimate effect upon Republicans who
at first hesitated as to their duty. =
LeavenworIh Times.
We publish the above as a sample Of
the burden in almost all Of our ex
chages. A very gratifying state Of
affairs seems to exist and there is little
doubt that the usual Republican major
tiles will be rolled up. The Greenback
craze has spentits force and its exist ence
Is scarcely recognized in most of our
exchanges. The fight is between the
Republican and the old Bourbon Demo
cratic parties, and every man who votes
the G. B. ticket, in cur opinion, is just
throwing away his vote exec pit, perhaps
in local way in few counties. A
desperate eforC is being made all over
the state to barter and trade for Repub-
ican votes for that Prince OF Bourbous
G. w. Click To that end the State is
to be flooded with spurious tickets and
every voter should see to t that he does
not vote one of them, Compare your
ticket with that published in this issue Of
the HERALD.
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South side Pu5iio Square, PasRlosb,~g.
80 q ScH0OL LAND.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
described schGe land situated IN PHILLIPS COun-
" Kansas viii be offered for sale al the Treas
Irer's Office in the City of Phiilipsburg, on
Sat urday October 18th. 1852, betwee the hours
Of 10 o'clock m, and O'Clock p. m, 10 wit (:
/ he SW or + or Section 50, town (, range Is.
Appraised at 8 co per acre
PRANK STRAIN,
Treasurer Phillips County.
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man up or will it crush him down 2
VIII it comfort some poor, iorlorn wo
mans heart, or viii it make more bitter
her days of mourning, her nights of
waking?n Wait a little Let the
judges wait. Ask yourself: as tins
the ballot [ would show the woman who
loves me best Is this the vote.
would speak of TO my children Is
this the vote I would have all the world
know? Wait until the approving an
swer comes back from your conscience
and your heart. And now this, that
the good vote, the honest vote, the pure
vote, the vote to hep men, is counted
not only Dy the judges of the election,
but by Him who marks the sparrow's
fall and that the wrong vote, the mean
vote, the spitefu! vote. the vote to
strengthen cruelty ard wrong, so stains
and eorrupts the hand that casts it that
not all the perfumes Of Araby eau
sweeten it, nor all the waters of the
ocean wash it clean.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-02
WILLIAM PERh.

chs people of Pennsylvania celebrate
this week, the two hundredth auniver-
sary of the landing of WILLIAM PENN.
The celebration began on Sunday and
will continue, at Philadelphia and in
other large cities of the State, for sever
al days. Tue Friends Of Chester held
a meeting on Sunday, at which letter
from John 6. Whittier was read, en-.
closing a poem on Penn written by the
poet nearly sixty years ago, when he
was boy of sixteen. At Philadel-
rhia, on Sunday, commemorative SER
vices were held in all the churches, and
last night all the German singing So
cieties of the city assembled in trent of
OLD Independence Hall, where they
sang appropriate songs. On Wednes-
day there win be parade of the indus
tries of the city, sud in the evening a
street parade illustrating sthe life of
PENN. On Thursday the knights
Templar of the State parade, and on
Friday all the military assemble. The
programme for the week includes all
sorts of parades, egattas, musical, civic,
military and other assemblages.-
pian.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-02

We were handed an address purport-
ing to be issued by the artist. John
Republican club, of Shawnee county pro-
testing against bossism aad machine pol
itics. While in fact these men are max
ing the most desperate efforts to rule or
ruin the party and being able to set up
no better excuse for doing so than that
ST. John is the first Republican that has
been nominated for a third term for Gov
ernor or that respectable number Of
Republicans did not want st. John re-
nominated. The theory that they set
up would, if put in practice, undermine
the party and render a convention worse
than nonsence. It is fact that cannot
be disputed that 81. Johns nomination
was unusually Unanimous, that he hau a
larger majority in the convention and it
could hardly be demanded that he with,
draw and some man placed upon the
ticket whose following amounted to less
than one fourth of the delegates in the
convention and no larger proportion Of
voters Of the party. Desperate efforts
were made by these would be bosses to
get up boom for first one and then
another Gubernatorial candidate, but all
fell still born. A few of these men had
wrought themselves to such hlghth OF
loftiness that they could not get down
after the ticket had been made. They
were unable to calm their troubled spir-
its, hence THIS address, But most OF
those who opposed Sc Johns nomlna-
tion have buckled on the armor and are
working with will for the success OF
the whole ticket. Notably among
those who accept the situation and rise
above thcj ealosIes that are engcudered by
rival aspirations are Col. John A
Martin and Capt. j. B. Johnson, who
are doing telling work and stand full
length ahead for the manly course they
are pursuing, The former with hi
GRAFTON, seconded by Noble i
Frentis, has given 10 uncertain bugl'
notes, while Capt. Johnson has no
tailed to show that his. sympathies ar
not with the boilers. 1t Is hard to SCI
what good these men expect to accom-
PlIsh. We hardly think they would b
satisfied IF they should succeed in elect
ing the Bourbon Click or the Green
back Robinson, and by so doing sacri
fee theRepublican party aud jeoperdiz
lug or possibly defeating Senator Plumb
Ii St. John was man that would be n
honor to the State, it would still b
difficult to see justifable cause for KICK
ing. But when it is against man VIII
is the peer Of any man in the common
wealth, man who in two terms as Gov
ernor and long official career has born
himself nobly, against whom 60 breat
of sus plcion ever rested. Their acts ar
un;ns 10 lie. Our a1viceis, stand by tn
whole ticket. and you will approve you
own action in the IUtuIe.
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FROM VEST CHDAR.

ED. HERALD Very fine weather
now for blowing and cur farmers are
improving it by blowing and sowing
rye and wheat. We see by !he HER
AID that e f KOrns has gone TO
Iowa. Wish him success in his still
bUntn and expect congratulations in
order On-his return. There is some
stir along the GreenbDck line since
the Hon. John BiSseli was nominated
for Representative. We want Mr. B.
to be sure and be here on the 9th Tor
we want every GrsenbackeF to be
present TO have the wind taken out Of
their sales so that not even the bleslt-
ing Of the little lamb can Eli them.
OLD SETTLER.
October 23d, 1882.
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NEw TAcos1A. ". q.

Oct. 18TH. 1857.
EDITOR HERALD 81 write YOU TO
request the HERALD sent 10 my adj
dress here, instead OF Independence,
Oregon. We expect tospend this win
ter in New Tacoma. We came here
about two weeks ago and we must
have the HERALD, it is like letter
from home. We enjoy living on the
coast very much. The climate is de-
lightfulin the summer season and not
much cold weather in the winter
Let me know when my subscription
expires and I will renew.
Yours Respectfully,
]. n. FERGUSON.
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vgonderfuI wIthout Number

Are the cures recorded by the use of
Browns Arnica Salve. Not a family
in America but should keep remedy
for burns, cuts, bruises, old sores and
in8amed sore eyes always in the
house The Brown Medicine %.
waTrs1t every Box OF Browns Arnica
esivs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-27

GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY.-A special meeting Of the stock hold
crs of the Great Falls Manufacturing Com
pany was held at Green's Mansion House.
III this city, al twelve o'clock to-day There
were present: DR.. John Trimb!c. vice prcsi
dent in the chair, Cha; H. Abel. secretary,
and II. T., Davis and Randall HaSncr. of the
board Of directors. It being asccrtancL
that Il majority of the stock was rep
resented 10y proxy the new charter OF the
company granted 10y the Virginia Legislature
was real and accepted. and after the tran
saction of some other business Of routine
character, the meeting, after Il session of
about half IN hour. adjourned. The COM
pany, OWLS about nine hundred acres Ui
timhrTcd and mineral land at Great Falls,
with. The members claim the greatest avail
able watrr-poWcrS in the United States.
For 'hr Improvement of this property the
company WIS organized. and with this OBJ
jcct III view. efforts have been made To get
northern capitalists ~ establish munuuc
tories al The Falls. \ lease vi the property
10 some northern gentlemen has been talk cd
about. but II Is not known whether such an
arrangement ha. been contaminated All the
meetings -. The IIlh:rImy. which arc held
here Il. -.,'InI,I:;uCr Mi!i tiic requirements of
tIIT ,h..;,i. ~, i':I,..ir.
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w
PROPERTY
BY virtue of 4 deed of trust made the 10Th d,v
OF April, 1881, Ivy Benedict J. Burgess rccor,l,
in liber No. 3, rlgc lG1, of the land records of
Alexandria city, Virginia. default in payment
having occurred and by direction of the bcu.f.
cary named i'll the trust, will offer for sale bv
public auction. in front of the entrance tn the
Court room, OH Fairfax street in the city of Alex.
andria, Va. on
SATURDAY. the Isl day of July. 1882.
at IL o'clock M, the following valuable property
to wit:
ALL OF THAT LOT OF. GROUND with Tn,
TWO BRICK WAREHOUSES; and other improve
ments thereon in the said city of Alexandria
Va, bounded rs follows Beginning at Il ln,in; al,
the east side of Union street lis feet / inc:,;.;
north of Duke street and Mt the north line a.: i,
Il. Ni"lctts lot, and runnin. thence north na
Union street 30 feet; thence east parallel with
Duke street into the Potomac river; thence Sou!ii
and parallel with Union street 30 feet; thence
west III straight line to The beginning, of which
said lot OF ground, stripe five feet wide OH the
northern part thereof fronting on Union street.
and extending east to Potomac Strand rs been laid
oil rs part OF ten feet alley. with the use of said
alley III common with others entitled thereto and
all rights and applrtcnanccs to the said lu: of
ground belonging
Also ALL THAT DOCK or water lot, lying east
OF that one of the brick warehouses Oh the :tbo"r
described lot Of ground which fronts on the Strand
and which binds on the south side of wharf
formerly owned by Josiah II. Davis; said dock or
water lot being in front SIS feet, and running east
warlly the same width rs in front. into the poto-
mac river, with the usc of the south side uf the
said wharf, and all rights and appurtcnanccs of
every kind to the said dock water lot belonging
Terms of sale: Cash. PETER WISE
my3O-2awts Trustee
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AUCTION S.fLES.
By R. T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.

DY CONSENT OF ALI. PARTIES INTEREST
ID ED, we will offer at public auction, on SAT-
URDAi, July LIST, At ~ o'clock H.. in front of
the Market House, on Royal street, Alexandria.
Va, TWO DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSES and
LOTS, situated on Alfred street, between King
and Prince streets west side of Alfred street, and
ship engine house; is % feet 5 inches front and
III feet deep to large court. Is #. wide; double
parlors fine dining room and large kitchen and
five bed rooms water aud gas. The next house
adioins the above; is 20 feet = inches front aud
Ill feet deep to court IL feet wide three rooms
OH first floor and three on second floor brick back
building water in the yard title unquestionablc
Terms of Sale: 0ne.thrd in cash on day of SALE
and the residue in two equal payments of six and
twelve months from day of sale with approved
security and title retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid. All conveyancing at rost
Of purchaser ie26 I'd
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BY Green & Wise, Auotioncers.

Pursuant to Il decree Of tho Corporation Court
Of the city of Alexandria, rendered III the Norcm
her term. 1878, in the case of K. NJ. Lawson,
admir-. against isabella Lawson, the undersigned
will expose for sale. ut public auction. in front of
the entrance 10 the COurt-roOm on Fairfax street,
in Alexandria. Va, ut II o'clock III.
SATURDAY, the Odd day Of July, 1881,
the LIFE ESTATE Of Isabella Lawson in the
LOT OF GROUND,
improved by 4 BRICK DWELLING, on the north
side of Cameron street between Royal and Fairfax
streets, fronting 112a feet and running back G2a,
feet, next east of the Tontinc House.
Terms Of Sale: Enough in cash the day Of
SALE to pay the expenses of sale and costs of this
suit; and the residue in one, two and three years,
with interest from the day of SALE and the pur-
chaser to give his notes therefor, with personal
security and the title to said life estate to be re-
tanned until all the purchase money is paid. See
next advertisement JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
irO1 .)awts Commissioner of Sale
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THE New Observation-Disclosures are being
made to get the vessel, now nearly complct-
cd at Mcssrs. John p. Agncw Il Co.'S ship
yard, off the stocks Saturday next, but Mr.
Crawford. the superintendent. says he may
have to posvonc the launching until Mon
day. This Vessel, which was commenced on
the Sd Of last March. and which will be
larger than either the Portner or the Ogden,
will cost about $3S.00O, $1,000 more than
was calculated upon. but it could not have
been built cheaper in Maine. 1t will be
completed here for sea. and will be used en-
tircly in the coal trade taking the first
cargo from this port if the coal can be pro-
cured. The hailng port will be New York.
Mr.. Mcfarland, Of Baltimore, Il part owner,
will furnish the sails.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

turned up in this city last week, left his
home in Ohio it appears, is suddenly rs he
left Alexandria twenty-five Years ago. Two
gentlemen, who were here this morning in
search OF him, reported that he left his
family without stating where he intended to
go, and his wife was greatly distressed with
fears of his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-27

CITY CoUNCIL.-A regular semi-monthly
meeting Of the City Council will be held to-
night. al which all the financial accounts
except hcrcport Of the Committee on Light
which has MOI yet been prcparcd--of the
corporation for the past year, will be pre-
scented. The members Of the Finance Com
mittec have been working diligently, al
most night and day, for the past two weeks,
and their report will represent Il vast
amount Of labor. especially on the part of
the chairman, Mr.. John r. :Smoot There
has been some talk Of the members of the
committee presenting their designations at
the close Of the present Year, but it is
thought they will be induced to continue in
service for another Year AT least. There is
not much probability of the Council nd
.iUurning for the heated tenn tonight.