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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-01-11

An allowance of thirty-fve dollars
and twenty-five cents was made to
Mr.. Gibson by the City Council on
Monday evening for putting pump
in the public well. That's money
well spent, dads.
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Execution IN Elmira.

Elmira, n. Y, January 6.-The
execution of Joseph Abbott, convict
ed of killing George Reed, a fellow
prisoner, in the New York State
Ketorn,atory IN April 1880, occurred
TODAY,
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Hanging in Alabama.

Franklin. January 6.-1 errance
A. Chile and Sterling Ben both
colored, were hanged for numbering
and robbing l.. Armand on the night
of the 3Ist of July last.
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THE GALLOWS.
Six Mu erers Swung off OH Fri
day For Their Crimes.
A Physician Pnts in a Bid for Gui-
teau's Body.
Phelps HANGED.

Marshall, January 6.-John A.
Phelps was hanged shortly before IL
O'Clock to-day tor the murder Of
Elijah Keyton in April last.
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Annoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable but their pre-
mature appearance is annoying Parker's
Hair Balsam prevents the annoyance by
promptly restoring the youthful color.
no6-rm
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Swung off in St. Louis.

St. Louis, January 6.-Two muir
dercrs, Joseph Michael Kotovosky
and Charles Ellis, the latter color
ed, were executed in the jail this
morningr
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>. h. LAsHBRook. THos. 7. SMITH.
ASHBROOK & SMITH. ATTORNEYS st
=, - Law, Butler, Mo. viii practice in
the courts of Bates and adjoining coun-
ues, Collections promptly attended TO
ana taxes Paid tor Non-residents
tionai Bank.
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Mrs. Keller, sister-in-law to ]. NJ.
Ennis. who resides on the Brown
place near Adrian. died Monday
night of congestive chill. The de-
ceased was visiting relatives at the
time of her death. Her home was
in Mississippi.
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The City Council adopted our sug-

The City Council adopted our sug-
sestion in reference to cows being
permitted to run at large by their
owners. AT meeting held last eve
ming that body decided to give the
owners of cows until Monday next
to prepare to keep them up. After
that day the ordinance heretofore
passed by the Council in reference
to this nuisance will be rigidly en-
forced.
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If Miss Nethe Adams is good look
ing she is our cousin Local.
Miss Nettie begs to be excused as
1t is not yet settled whetherth the Local
will turn out to gobbling after going
through the sobblers he has during
holidays. MEDLER.
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Geo, ". January, State Agent, Freeman
Mo. J. II. Beatty, Travelling Agent, ffo.
A. LeTker, Agent Butler, Io.
The best telephone tor the money eser
offered, send for circulars to any of
OF above agents.
There viii be al oyster supper al
the grange hall in Lone OAK town
ship, on FRIDAY night next. Admit
SION fifty cents. EVERYBODY invited
to attend.
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- Z. HOLCOMB, Attorney at law,
-. Once with VIM. Page, over Bank.
Butler Missouri. n, IN,
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esil A1lA9:is caa.. eaa ca,

nal and Okeechobee Land Co. 5o,ooo
shares, at $40 each, at par with bonus
of 20 acres for each 10 shares, from choice
lands OF the "Disston Purchase"
Offices: Third & Chestnut Sts., Phiia.
Ir5 broadway, y. Y. Rooms III, II3
Detailed prospectus with descriptive maps
mailed free. no6-4w
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A HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler.
a. Mo. VIII attend to cases in any
court OF record in Missouri, and do gener-
al collecting business.
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PARKINSON * AERNA II HY, Attor-
! neys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office west
side of the square
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Our facilitIes for buying and
eIIing goods are second 10 m
,oase III the state, and we guaran-
&C prices ar low Oh same quality,
If goods.
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We cordially invite The people U
Bates and adjoining couniieo
call on rs and save money by -
doing.
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NJ. -. CowI scss * co.

Every Department complete in
tself, having great variety Of
;oods; in fact, one Of the argost
combination stocks - be forDd
my where.
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II larry FREE for 1882, with improved
IL Interest Table, Calendar, etc. Sent
to anv address on receipt of two &C stamps
Address CHARLES r. HIRES, IS y.
no6-4w Delaware Ave, Pbila
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- \. RIGGS, Attorney at Law and
~ Notary Public. Office in Probate
Court room.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-01-11
DUB MOTTO

"a :nble penny <ather thau Il
low sixpeDce."
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NJ. 5. COWIeS Il Go.

NJ. 5. COWIes Il Co.
III be found in The large and
tlacious rooms under the Palace
h.tel, where they will always keep
largest and best stock OF
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS AND vALISES,
BOOT AND SHOE STOCK,
To be lound IN :Southwes, Missouri.
We buy drcc, from ManutacLur
ers, OF large contracts Tor cash, and
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MiSceI1anis.O nss -.

I1'OR SALE-A young jack OF good
a stock and three years old. w. ".
IuEter at Altona. DsO-ff
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II CLAY TUT, Attorney at Law,
1As utleI, no. Special attention
given to Probate business
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NJ L. BROWN T. HITTER CROCKETT.
RkOWN & CROCKETT, Attorneys at
- Law and Insurance Agents, Rich Hill
Mo; Collections a speciality. Office on
sixth street, under City Half.
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Ohm ). n 5. =. FRANCISCO, Attor-
- neys at Law, Butler, Mo-, will prac-
hce in the courts of Bates and adjoining
counties. Prompt attention given to col
lections. Office over Hahn s. Co.'s hard
ware store. %
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W. PUTNAM, Notary Public and
-. General Collecting Agent, West
Point, Bates county, Mo.
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En New styles of chrome cards with
w name, or 2s New Years cards, Ioc.
Nassau Card Co. Nassau, y. Y. no6-Aw
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1852.
EVENT and COMMENT.

Dnnvillc sill has her murders and hcI
lrs. The Mayor of the city. Mr. John
son recently shot his chief of police and
killed lim.
VIM. Crockett last TrcslHy shot nnl
Killed Joseph Hurt near Wylh"villr.
During the day Hurt had wen fG5 of
Crockrtt. Hurt started home il n wHg-
an driven by tlriu0nS anl Crockrtt fol-
lowed them, got into the wagon, anil
commenced ilring 0n Hurt. Both sprang
olit Of the wagon, tlcm1ns was shot an'l
may die. Hurt was followed II short dis
tnllcc aud killed W once. Hurt leaves u
wife aud nyr snail children.
The Richmond Banking nn1 lnsir-
Ancc company suspended last Tuesday
.Ino. II. davis. brother Of |. =. senator
DavIr of WrN Va, was president Of II
a"d also of the Planter National Bank.
Mr.. Davis has resigned the presidency
of the latter and II new organization
m,,lr. Roth banks were used by the
State ~ drpositorlcs OF public fund OF
which t3OO, ,0O0 were IN It, vaults NJ Time
of suspension. This II mnhr perfectly
good hy the securities. II Is believed
The private Dcposit0r- will eventually
get all their money,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

If we can therefore give Malone Il
crushing defeat ut this electiOn-if we
but rout and destroy him, as IL is quite
possible for us 20 dove will sunder the
bond between him an Arthur and open
the way to our recovery of the State
Government. .-Richmond DispGtch.
Then this crushing defeat of Malone
is to enable the Funders to recover the
State Government, is it? And Col. Full
kcrson is aiding you to give "Mahone II
crushing defeat" which Is TO enable the
Fundcrs to reCOuer The State Government.
This is just the way every Readjustcr in
the Ninth Dist. has it down. But If
Col. Fulkcrson is to aid You in doing
that, won't he be the Tumblcr and the
summcrsaultst Of this decade? Step
forward, Rcadiustcrs, and hold Virginia
where you have placed her! Keep the
rich prize your valor and patriotism have
won.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

40 member of 0ur party has aulhori-
ty ~ deliver the RadIuslrr over ~ the
fundcr pdrty. amy attempt IN either Ill
rrrliOn by individual members 0f the
party by committees or by local cOnvcn-
lions h treason to the Rrahinstcr party.
"A fulkcrson. MILLER Letter.
As | understand The sltunllon one Of
our leaders proposrst0 carry us Into the
national Democratic party. Fulkcr-
son, MILLER letter.
The reference In the last paragraph Il
by unanimous consent to John J.. Mas
scy, as trying to carry IA Into the DEM
ocrntlc party, which Col. fulkcrson has
always treated M the fundcr party
lie therefore convIcls Massey OF treason
to the Rcadlustor party, "as we under
stand II :" to use hl' own expression.
Yet at Abingdon he said Massey trcO-
son was to Malone aud not 10 RcOdJuAt-
mcnt.
And this looks to us like another
"summcrsanlt."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Death Of Hon, j, Footo Johnson,

We nrc pnincd to announce the death
NJ this well known gentleman, which
event occurred NJ hls residence IN librr-
~ on saturday, llp hns been IN decline
Ing health for some months, AMI his dc.
mise wnH not, therefore altogether M
unexpected event
Mr.. johnson hns long held lea1ng
position NJ the bar IN this section Of Wiz
ginia, and for many years was the rep.
frsrnlativr VI bedford county IN The
State Senate, and 80 long Ne lc would
consent tOsrryr lls county IN llht rn.
phrily, WIS unopposrd either IN lils own
or by The opposite party,
Mr. johnson WINS among The oldest
patrons " the NihuiNiAN, and during Nv
ilir years NJ nur connection WITH II WnB
onf personal friend aud Tor whom We
always cherished the liyclrst sentiments
of regard. he was n mhn VI much more
than ordinary capacity, connected WITH
one NJ the Mndllrsi and most genial
MIXTURES with which We have ever come
IN contact. No highly endowed Wis lic
with regard for The welfare " his fellow
nrn, TINT " whs no uncommon thing
lor him 10 net ~ arbilrr between par.
ties. one NJ whom had gone 10 HIN with
n law suit and q fee Ills influence ln
his DAYS Of health aud practice Was foi
the pond of Others. and We venture the
abatement that nw men will bo more
sadly mlssrd or their death more ipgfet.
ted by the pc0plc ~ Bedford. than fooic
johnson. Peace 10 his ashes. -Lgn,h
bgv pipipidn,
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A stumble" and 'summersaulty ~

Col. FIlkcrson IN his Abingdon speech
denounced the Dunylllo n. II. I'LL m n
lob that swlnllcd the state ont OF tw0or
three hundred thousand dollars. lie de-
carcd iha. he had fought II for five ychrS,
but that last winter the ltcadjustcr Log
islnture had passcd II. The Inference
seemed plain that as long as he was VI
The Legislature lIs acts were oil rlght OF
nj least ~ IN n general sense, but that as
soon Ns he left II the pnriy went whor-
Ing artir improper aud very 1ucsIlol'a'
hle mcnaurps. Tho reason conveyed "
that M aoon M that body lost his 'a'''n'
blr services there was no one lett WIN
character, capacity or ability for lcOuer-
shin. lie did not say that while he was
there as ils leader. the "boys' all went
to him for their orders as regularly ~
soldiers 60 for rat,OnS, but 1t co"'u "
least bc read 80 between the llncs' li'
proceeded to real protest ngalnat wv
passage of this Dnnylllc Blll, wllch' 'n-
tptc Of his presence IN the Senate p"ss.
cd that body. This protest, WA s'gnou
by certain Senators, stating that thoy
were powrrlrss 10 Kill the Job ~ INC
Scnale and he assumed that u hnu wv
effect 10 prevent its passage IN the llon'''
or which they were not members on,
" the Senators who signed the proles'
was Major II. G. Wood. whom the oo'' @
said had sincc that time, to VT last WIN
ter, voted for hs came bW u Is ou'
pHrposc to show the public that l''s w
consistency charged up to MAJ Woou "
D first class nlth. or course COZ, tu'
kcrson would not Intentionally h'lss.a''
u matter to the injury Of hls ftlcuu WV
Wood, who just two years ago at Ao'nH
lion decliued to take nomination w
Conptcs over the head Of Col FuIker
con. Hut We wish TO show the mace"
tacy NJ tho Cots. mpmory and 'nc W., ~"
perfect character Of his ihiofl''"''V, ",
touching Legislative matters slnce w ,,'i w.
II, This Dpnyllle Blll when VoN ~" wv
lrf,pn ny. he fuugllt lpr I'VE leo'' WV
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

against whichhe and Mai. Wood and
Others protested in 1879, is not the same
Dill which Maj. Wood and other Read
Jnsters voted for and passed last wintor.
IL Is very different bill. The one which
COl. Fulkerson fought so vaiantly is one
which Maj. Wood and other ReadiIsters,
by scores, refused to vote for and there.
by again defeated last w,nter. II was a
Bill to allow the Danville Company to
pay its Indebtedness to the State in the
old Wreadjustcd Bonds. Stick pin
there!
After the Legislature had by the Rid
dlebergcr Bill last winter cut these old
bonds dozen TO 5Scts. in the dollar, the
Danvillc Co. proposed to pay in these
new readjusted bonds. Asa matter of
course the Funders all; or nearly all,
opposed this. Why? Because to refuse
to do so was to notify the world that our
new debt settlement was sham and n
mere pretense. That we did not mean
to be bound by 1t. II was to brain our
own child MS soon rs the party had given
birth TO 1t. 1t now seems that Col. Full
kcrson agreed with the Funder party in
tbis view, that we should rcpudiate our
iown Riddlcberger Bonds, before we had
time to print them. So we find the Col.
In bed with The flInders in the Danville
Bill, and to day the Fundcrs are rum
ming no body against him for Congress.
The Danvillc Co. said we had put our
bonds at our own figures, had taken our
own terms to settle on and had cut them
down to figure that we claimed to be
just. That we were able to pay them at
that figure and meant in good faith to
be bound by the settlement, which we
had by forcibc means compelled the
creditor to be bound by. Moreover to
diScrcdit our own bonds, was to prevent
the Funding Of the debt under the Bill.
This argument was Irresistible and of
CullISc WI DNhsCV lll' nut VI COWISC
Maj. Wood voted for his Bill.
II the reader can refer to the House
journal, page $50, he Will So" that 30
RcSdjuS,crs and FundcrS voted for the
blll aud that 20 fundcrs and Rradjust-
rrs voted against it. The lesson Is clear.
or course the few lundcrS iavoring the
Bill are IT that class WHO desired the
debt settlement 10 Sidnd 80 ;hcy could
get II ont of politics, IN the hope that
they might again be- able to come 10 the
Iont once more.
But bv Col. fulkcr>on's own admls-
Aion he was IN that issue IN sympathy
with The great mass Of the Funlrr par
". And We call this Il "tnmblc' and Il
"sumncrsault."
II may seem strange, hut Il mcyertlIr-
less true that Col. fulkcrson has forgot
ten that the Hill he protested against IN
1870 and the one he dcnouncrr IN 1882
are not the same bills by spoonrll.-
Aud III ere Is II "tumblc" and n "Sum-
mcrsaull" " that memory Of our VI. &,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

You will remember that heretofore
Congress has confined the Geological in
vcstigatiOn of the L. :. Government to
the Territories of the Union, during the
recent session bill was passed making
the proper appropriation to extend these
Investigations to the States, The object
was to benefit the .SoHtheW suites, Jy
giUing 10 The ne,r mineral Wcoih 0f PirgiR-
ia, HentUckG, AldbdDnd, DC, Me stamp n
the adtiondL endorsement. All reports
heretofore being regarded as tainted
with speculation.
II Is my pleasure to announce that
Prof, W, &. Kerr has arrived with par
" Of some twenty-five of which he rs
L. s. GcologiSt is in charge, aud that
Bristol has been selected and adopted ms
the headquarters Of the L. :. Geological
survey for the South Atlantic depart
mcnt, of the Union. The party has ul-
ready gone 10 work, their hcadqurlcrS
being at the Virginia House. During
the remainder Of Ibis year they will pro-
cced to map the country geographically.
Next year the Geological Investigations
will be MA lc.
We copy the above from the Bristol
NcrS OF this week for two fold plr-
pose. lst, rs matter Of interesting aud
gratifying news; 2nd with the view of
asking why the NeWs fails 10 give the
Congressman from It's own district aud
town proper credit Tor his efforts in be-
half Of the bill spoken Of. II We nrc
rightly Informed the passage OF this hill
was due. more than 10 any one else, 10
the persistent aud iudirlons efforts Of
Col. FulkcrSon.-BriSioi Rrport,r.
Precisely. And We now copy II for
another reason; to stnirtlnt II was passed
by m .Arlhur--A administration Congress
which cob Fulkrrson aud the R"poricr
me- drnounring. We do not wish To
withhold from Col. fulkcrson any credit
hr may deserve. lie made n speech In
advoury 0f the bill nnd the NrMs did
him the justice nnd The courtesy ~ pub
llsh II IN full IN lis columns 50 that he
might have II go out to the people Or h's
district 10 his cruiH, But Col. fnlkrrso n
and the Reporter ARE somewhat alike
IN this. that Col. fnlkcrsOn dcnounccs
the Arthr-licpublcHns who passed IT,,
aud the Rcportcr, who never did him The
courtesy to publish his speech In favor
Of II, now In an indirect aud covert mnn-
ncr, dcnounccs the NIws, who did do
him that net Of justice aud courtesy.
Now strain at another mt aud so along
with your Camc.swal!owlng.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
ADVICE TO COMsUPTIvEs.

un the appearance " the ilrpt Hymptoma .nH
general debility, lnaa of appetite, pnllOr Gully
sensations followed by ulyhl swghts hnd
cough prompt measures NJ rpllrf should hr
tHkrn. Consumption II scrufuluuH dlsrnHo ~
the lungs Therefore tsu the great anti acruftils
Gus ur blood purifier hnd strength restore
nr. rirtpp'a "Unldpn Medical DlscbvCry'
Superior ~ Cod liver oil nH n nuiiltlyr, niih IN.
suipnwrd M ppriUfhl, For weak llnHH, spit.
tiny NJ blood, aud Kindred affections " hnH No
equal Sold hy druggists, For Plrrrr'A treat
iau un consumption aund two stamps, WOlinA
Nv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

For fifteen years Col. FulkersOn was
the trusted and bosom friend and inti-
mate associate Of Gen. Malone and dur
Ing all those fifteen years he says he
found hin honest in all which that word
emplies. During the last 8 months he
found him so vile as 20 merit the most
unmcasured denurciation.
Query. Is that Il "tumblc?"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

col. Pnlkerson sali In hls Abingdon
.ooo.h thai the uonsol coupons were by
t,lddleberper nil funded nt par loOcls
~ ,hs dollar. The Riddlcbcrgcr bill
.a,.. y, ,hey are funded at % cents IN the
dollar. ....,.i T.. A..
,,ilsr. The tumble Is between the COL
"nl ,hc nil, ard We leave The Two set.
Wv ',,'' n. pnl itl. a tuu,bic and don't yon
forget II
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

The Abingdon rirginim attempts to
go for the National Tumhlcr," which
is merely M Indication that the 'rumblcr
was not empty.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Pay Your poll tax, Brother Readjus.
teri Don't roigct thali The poll tax
amcnimct mist be voted on IN NUyum-
Der aud this last vote Is to end IT, Wipe
,outl Aud to make sure pay your poll
tax IN time,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
An Impossibility.

upsrttlnu articles Hrr nlwnis appreciated
The exceptional CLEANLINESS " puthTa iiHt
lhisntu hhkts n uuuulHt UtHt tmh tN iu.
pua lille Wi't iittt. Nuliu
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Tho following pungcnt conicctlons
ARE from Beavers, Buchanan Pdeue Of
last week
We understand that Col, fulkcrson,
"Dnddy oi RcndJustmcnl,' lns gone
over TO the fundcrs, aud Il making wnt
ngnnst his rhlldrrn-unnnlurnl Father
that hcls Ills son Henry Bowen Is u
bigger man than Abe, aud viii lcnCh his
daddy that this ls progressive ngc.
If YOU want railroads built, aud The
wealth of you county dcyclOpcd--votr
for Wise and Bowen.
II YOU want 10 20 bnrk 10 fundcr
"mlr nnd riin,' vote for Massey nhd
fulkcrson.
n you want the United States Govern
mcni 10 give your State equal privileges
or other SlAlcs--yOic for Wise aud
Bowen,
Massey aud Fnlkrrson, appearing IN
the role Of Iipndlusters against The reg.
ulnr Rcaduslcrs nominees, i. too pnlpi-
table n fraud 10 deceive any one, The
very mct that they ARE indorscd by the
fundcrs, IA significant enough, No true
Rcadjustcf viii touch them,
n you want 10 pay $4,000, 900 more
than we owe 10 u set Of money sharks
vote for Massey and fulkctson, The
| Traitor and llnllpr--fUr they VII aiifrly
deliver you over to the enemy tile Fun
| tlCfs.
Al. the fuudcfs sny they have II nl
right now-M u. Dhnirl, has lndor'cd
MASSEY. oh, yes, We icadiusicrs were
prepared for that, but who in1prsr'
bahlcll Daniel, wc remember, iDdots
ed himself and two negroes SOME tiuiI
ngo, ~ "lhc best men " both farcs,
lint the people didn't indofsc Derrick
nor Daniel either. Neither will Nv,
people indurse Massey aud Daniel nov
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Leading physicians and
clergymcn use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering rs you arc, Gad it
will cure you.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

4 s,uU WtHblHti tonic with real merit, u
btutul itun iliitts. go MI ifhgnisis say,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Thank heaven The licadiuslcrS nrc n
people who learn. This inhIunlIon OF
surrcndcrng principles for mcn, was
rled In 1872. Aud the poor old Grcely
hrenk .down was small thing compared
10 the smash tlal will occur In Notcm-
hcr over lbi. Masscy--fulhcrson New
bcrry, Zig Four attempt to have tho
s,cndIustcrs Of Virginia TO endorse dis
LOYALTY to the caucus' Let rs "n'lc
wilh the Fundcrs for nothing, but let u'
ashi runders, when aud wherever they
mn, up their heads.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Neither the individuals from whom !
differed, nor the cducm had the right lo
ndopt p0iiticd measures or policies not
embraced In or contemplated by The pat
~ platform, aud to bind the natty. to
n,l6pl them "A fulkcrson, tMlllcr Let
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And vet when con. 'l'rlgg IN 1880
bnrsied under the Col. handful Of lire
crackers, by showing him that he had In
1873, voted for the poll tax amendment,
which destroyed n free ballot the COL
nlcnd that the caucus had bound him 10
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Oh,MyBack!

That's a common express
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much suf-
ferng is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BITTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.