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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

What it is that constitutes the
look of gentleman In more easily
irlt than described; We all know it
when we see il. but do not know
how 10 account for il, or to explain
in what it consists Ease, grace,
dignity, have been given "a the
opponents aud expressive symbols
of this look; would rather saw
that an habituai self possession de.
lcrmines he appearance Of gentle.
man. He should have the CON-
plrie command, not only over his
count eHaHce, bat over his limbs and
motions. In other words, he should
discover, in his air and manner, a
voluntary power over bis whole
body, which. with every inflection
of it. should he under the control of
his will. 1t must be evident that
he does IA he likes, without any
restraint, confusion or awk war,lness.
He is. ~ tact, master of his person,
a. the professor Of any art or srience
is Of n particular instrument; he
directs il To whatever use he plpases
aud intends. Wherever this power
aud faculty appear, we recognize
! the look and department Of the
senIleman-ilai il, Of person whoy
by his habits aud intercourse with
society, has had little else to do
han 10 study those movements, and
that carriage of the body, which
= were accompanied with most salts.
faction to himself, and were to ex-
cite the appreciation Of the bebolder.
Ease, it might he observed, il not
enough; dignity is too much. There
! must be certain retenNe, a con.
. seioas decoruw, added to the frst
and u certain familiarity Of re-
p gard, quenching the ausfere coun.
p tenance of CONTROL" in the other,
= TO answer to our q inception Of this
character. Perhaps propriety 10 -
near word as any to denote the
:. manners of the gentleman; eie-
, gauce is necessary to the nne gen
tieman; dignity 10 propes to asele-
men; aud majesty to ktsgss-
Haziift ~
as' ----A>xm~t y Il
The nnireras H. tut - -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and brOkcn
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the cXcruciating pain of cutting
teeth! If so, 60 at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it, there is no mistake
about it, There il not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
Mt once that it will regulate the bowels,
aud give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly safe TO use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste and is the prescrip-
tion of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

| gasped; "oh, dearl it's not Lefty
oh oh, dearp' and relapsed again.
"Not LettyP' repeated mother, turn
ing to Tom. "Thcn why did you tell
me sop
81 never told you So" said Tom.
"Why, yes you did" persisted moth
or. you came in and toldme you were
going to be married.
Eyes, so ! am," said Tom, still at
croSs-purposes.
Now, Tom Dean" said mother ris-
ing and confronting him, "what do
You mean9 Who is going to be your
wife,
why, May of course" answered
Tom.
"May!' and then, after n pause of
ncXpressiblc establishment, it was moth
er's turn to laugh. ado you mean to
say, Tom, it was that child You were
thinking of all the whileP"
"Why, who else could it beP' said
Tom, sharply.
"Wull,' said mother, 81 ought TO
aforementioned you never did do any
thing like anybody else. But, still, why
in the world did you go to work in such
a roundabout way?"
Il wanted to see how you took to my
idea said Tom.
"And how do you suppose we were to
guess your idea meant May" mother
asked
"Whoelso could itbeP' repeated Tom,
falling back on what he evidently found
unanswcrable argument. 1t was mouse
talking to him, Mother gave it up with
! shake of the head.
"And You won't want another house
then, Aunt Annie?' said Tom, sudden
". That set mother off again; Tom
| Joined with her. and altogether don't
think we ever passed mcrrier evening
than the one that made us acquainted
with Toms wife
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

years with n blank sense of drcary loss,
while she looks forward to the future
with rs mrch happy anticipation ~
she ever could have done to her mar
riage.
Light-hcarlcd as n girl she feels
younger every day. and from her own
point Of view there is no more onviable
being TO be found in this world than Il
young, handsome, rich, and lively Wild
ow, whose heart is not inconycnicntly
soft, nor her feelings too acute to pre-
vent her going through life 'well pleas
ed and careless" and extracting from
it MS much of the pleasure and MS little
of the pain MS may fall to the share of
any mortal creature
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
Worthy of Praise.

As Il rule We DO not recommend Patent
Medicines, but when We know Of one that
really is public benoiactor, and does
positively cure, then we consider it our
duty To impart that information to ALL
Electric Blttcrs are truly most valuable
medicine and will surely cure Bilousness,
Fever and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kid
ncy Complaints, even when all other rem.
edics fail, We know whereof we speak,
and can freely recommend them to all
E%ch, Sold at fifty cents bottle by Geo.
L. O'lIara. ,G)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
Samuel ROGERS as a Story-Tel

Charlie, Dickens used TO delight in de
scribing the way in which Samuel Rog
err, the poet, used to tell dinucr-table
stories when grown old aud feeble, a
man servant stood behind Mr. Rogers
chair and at appropriate intervals would
thus admonish his master: "Tcll Mr..
Dickens, sir, the story Of the Honorable
Charlie, Townshcud and the beautiful
Miss Curzon." The old poet would
start in slow, almost Grcgorian tone,
ard in curious. old-fashioncd phrase.
.'The Honorable Charlie, TownSheud
(this name will serve Il, well as anolhrr)
became enamored Of Mis-, Curlyn. She
was bce-,cwtiiul lie bc-ribcd the maid
to conceal him in her chce-amlcr and
when she arrived to drcs, for Il ball,
emerged from hi, hiding-pacc. She
looked at him iiXcdly, then said: Why
don't you begin9' She took him for the
'airdreSser"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
TOMS CHOICE.

We had Just finished breakfast. Tom
laid down tho egg spoon he had boon
playing with, and looked across at
mother.
"Aunt Anne, | think I'll take Il wife,
he said, exactly rs he might have said
Il think / win take another cup of
coffee.
Take wifc?' repeated mother, by
no means receiving the information rs
TRANQUILITY us it had been given. "Whm
for?"
well | don't know answered Tom,
thoughtiully ITS 4 notion Eve cot in
my head somehow"
IAN uonseuscm said mother sharply.
"Do you think SOP said Tom, appa-
emily doubtful, but not in the least put
out.
Think so? know it, What in the
world can You want Of wife? After
all these years we have lived 50 COM
fortably together, TO bring home some.
body to turn the house upside down!
And, then, what is TO become of that
poor chid?"
The poor child" that was red
dcninS at being brought into the argu-
ment in this way, was about TO speak
for herself when Tom iutcrposcd
warmly.
I'm sure May knows would never
have any wife who would make it less q
home for her don't you, Mayo
"Of course said |.
And I'm sure she knows nothing OF
the sort" persisted mother, nor YOU
either, Tom Dean. How can YOU an
swcr for what a wife may take it into
her head to do once YOU get her fixed
here? You can expect her to forget,
rs you do, that May has no real claim
on you"
chat | have no real claim ON her, |
suppose YOU mean, ma'am, W Tom put
in for the second time, Just "a, was
thoroughly uncomfortable. But for
all that, intend to help her that is"
added Tom, with one of his short
sighted hlinks sideways at me, cas- long
as ohc'll Stay with me, eh, Mary? And
whoever has anything To- say against
that arrangement will have to go out Of
my house to say it not that I'm afraid
OF any such result in thi, case and on
the whole, Aunt Anne should like to
try the experiment"
Mother smiled grmly, bat Tom was
so evidently bent on his experiment. ="
as he called it, that she gave up the ar
gument.
you can dance if you are ready 20
pay the piper" she said shortly. And
pray, how soon do you mean 10 be mar
riedPn
Toms face fell a little at this ques.
ton.
"Well," said he II can't say exactly.
] suppose we will have 10 De engaged
first
"What" said mother, opening her
eyes "why, you never mean TO say.
Tom, you haven't spoken to her yct?'
mot yet" answered Tom, checrfully.
Time enough for that, you know, after
i had spoken to you"
'Well," she said, III it was ANYBODY
else, ! should say he was cracked, hu'
you never was like other people. ant
never will be, Tom Dean. But, at least.
you have fixed on the ladyp'
"Oh, yes" answered Tom; obu, |,
you will excuse me, Aunt Anne, | would
rather not say anything about her lust
yet; forfeit anything should happen
II wouldn't be pleasant for either party
you know" With which yelled allu
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

The city of Geneva, Switzerland,
furnishes water for small engines ut
about cent a cubic yard, under pres
sure OF Il atmospheres, thus giving n
horsepower for Z cents an hour. This
is only half the charge that is made for
water for domestic purposes. Two
kinds of apparatus are used for motors,
one acting on the plan of the turbine
and the other through pistons which
are actuated by pressure. The second
seems to be the more generally prefer
red.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
A GOOD BARGAIN

VIII be given some entcrpriseng man
III The BULLETIN Building, which is now
offered for sale on easy terms, long time
and low rate of interest The building
has rented for the past year for
fifty to siXty-two dollars per month,
The property consists of lots, and two
brick buildings a three story 4OX60 aud n
two story 1G As. Has frontage of 80
ieeton Washington avenue and $50 feet on
l2th street. II desired the machinery, en-
gine, boiler, &c, in the . story building
will be sold with it. For particulars ad.
dress this Office, or John II Oberly Bloom.
ington, Ills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
Terrible Suif'erings.

DR.. r. Il. Pierce, Buffalo, n VI have
Il friend who suffered terribly. | purchased
n bottle of your "Fsvorite Prescription
and, resul, Of its use, she is perfectly well.
j. BAILEY, Burdett, n. Y.
Dr. picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
and pheasant Purgatiye Pellet purify the
blood and cure constipation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

TnE VoLTAlC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men young or old who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility Los,
Vitality and Manhood, and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete rcstora.
ton OF health and manly yigor Address
rs above N. BIO risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial IL allowed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

Go to Paul G. Schulz for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability of color are unequaed. Color
from 2 to 8 pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

To regulate the liver, stomach, and bow
els all you need is sellers Liver Pills"
Take them and see.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

The best and cheapest car starter is sold
by Borden, Selcck a. Co., st. Louis, Mo.
with it one man can move u loaded car. CO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12

"LINDsEY's BLOOD SEARCHER'-th great
medicine for fever and ague, malaria, and all
blood poison. Don't tni to use it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
PainECannotlStav Where
1t Is Used.

Rmematism II cured by
THOMAS ECLECTEiC OIL.
A lame back Of eight years standing wss positive
y cured by ~ cents worth OF
TAOMAS' ECLECTRlC OIL
Common core throat il cured with one dose o.
THOMAS ECLECIHIC OIL.
Conghf sud cods are cured by
THOMAS ECLECTRIC OIL.
All throat and lung dseases are cured by
THOMAS ECLECTWC OIL
Asthma lie cured by
THOMAS ECLECTRlC OIL
Burns aud frost biycs are relieved q, once By
THOMAS RCLkCTBIC OIL
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Chills and Fever.

simmons Liver Regu.
lniOr fOOn breaks the
chllls and carries the
fever out OF the system.
II cures when all other
remedies fail,
Sex Headache.
T. the relief ard cure
of this distressing dis.
case use Simmons Liy.
pr Hrptllatnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-29
THE SECOND DISTRICT,

Wilson's Nomination u Triumph for LII.
cn$-Mnson's Prospects In Several or
the Counties and In the District. 81.
Correspondence Of the litclgenccr..= ~
sMonoAxrowS, September "a. Tho nomi.
nation Of Wilson, Of Jefferson, has healed,
in measure, the dissensions in the Bour.
bon camp. The Lucasites are. jubilant
over their triumph. Daniel, finding lie
could mol 10 to Congress himself deter.
mined that lIoge should mol go, nor should
any 1Ioye man 80. The nomination Of
Wilson Is Il grand triumph Tor Lucas and
his friends, and has buried John blair
lIose and his clique In deep oblivion.
The lIogc people here oil say they will
vote the ticket, but when the vote Is
counted they will find more than the orli.
nary amount OF scratching on the
Bourbon tickets, or else
am ITO prophet. Mr.. Wilson Is nm able
man, Of tho inll.blooded bourbon persua.
sion, and in politics has not advanced be-
yond the ern Jefferson. lie is Il full and
coin plete representative Of the Dan Lucas
typc Of politicians, and his nomination Is
som cthing for the boiling wing Of the Key.
ser Convention TO be proud OF. : 1t is my
opinion that Judge Raymond or Judge
Fleming would have been q much more
dangerous competitor thnn Wilson. Mon.
ongalia county will show oil about rs usual
on The 10Th Of October. Mason will carry
the county by about the usual majority
500. Az against Lucas or lI0ge hc would
have had 700 or more. The result is yet in
the inture. 81.
Il the Republicans OF the Second Dis.
trict could he awakened from their twelve
years lethargy they could elect Mason be.
yonh doubt; but since the defeat OF
Stevenson in 1870, they have been asleep,
and it seems impossible 10 awaken them
vicilant work, Il full vote, united action,
and the Second District will be represented
in the next Congress by a Republican.
a gentleman from Preston writes me
that Mason can, in making up hia esti.
mates, put old Preston down for 1850 ma.
jority. Taylor, beyond doubt, will
give him a handsome majority. So
will the little county Of Grant. lie
will also poll more votes in Jefferson
than ever any Republican candidate got
there. Morgan will roll up mn increased
vO,e this year; and Barbour, II she does
not give him II majority, will at least di.
vide her vote with him.. Hampshire and
Hardy will do better foI Wilson than they
would have done for lIoge man, or for
Iloge himself; but what he makes up there
he will lose in Berkeley, Randolph, Pres
ton mud Marion. Mason will run ahead in
all the latter named counties. | feel conf.
dent that Alason will be the next Congress.
man from the Second district, unless the
Ilogc men can be whipped into the traces
between now and the election, which
deem very doubtful. Hope is cheering
word in these days OF bourbon reassess.
nlent rule; therefore, let Us llopg.
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Toledo American.
II don't see how I'd git along without
Mary, nohow," Mrs. Bluchcr observed,
pausing to wipe the perspiralion from her
ased. features and put md her ladle OF soft
soap into the steamins suds, willie her
daughters voice at the piano could be dis.
timely recognized, floating from the adjoin-
ing parlor. 81 don't see how I'd git along
without that gal, nohow. Al'ays on these
days when ! hey the tirinsest work, she
Just picks out her incest pieces, like Sweet
Rest by and By and Mothers Growing
Old, and sings 'em tur me aiore she goes
out on the lawn to play croquet with the
other young folks. 'Tain't every gal rs nd
be so thoughtful, | kin tell you. Now most
on 'em ud just bang away with Jordan is
q hard road to travel or 'Whoop 'em up,
Eliza Jane but she amt none o that sort.
Shes n pile o comfort" and Mrs. Butcher
famed herself with her apron, preparatory
TO running the clothes through the second
Nrntar
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The Philadelphia Times says the house.
keepers, hotel proprietors and purveyos
OF that city arc delighted over the fact that
tho price OF beef is declining in that market
from the figures Of last spring. The ma.
jor:ty OF tho animals which are now arriy-
ing ut Philadelphia are Texas cattle, and
although this class was no, formerly thought
to be Ola good grade, yet they have i'm.
proved wonderfully in quality in tho last
few years. The breeders have, by cross.
ing, brought forth some admirable
stock, and it is now much more
valuable. The native cattle, feed on good
pastunge, enjoy the preference, but-thcre
are not many to be had in PENNSYLVANIA.
After these Ohio stock are called for, md
then come Indiana beeves. Good Pcnns.
ylvauia cattle are bringing MS high rs II
cents per pound on the hooi, Ohio cattle
cost about the same ut present. and In
diana range between 81 aud q cents. Three
months ago Western cattle were not to be
had for less than O.! cents, and two months
ago s cents were asked. Texas cattle now
sell at 1 and j.! cents per pound on the
hoof.
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CONSTANT READER" is informed that
there are no such designations for lady
who is II doctor orprofessor as doctress or
prJiessoress, and that the way 10 wri,e
"Miss Professor Roberts" is Miss Roberts,
professor, or Miss Jones, doctor. 1t is true
that man is designated MS MI admins.
traitor and 4 woman us III administrators,
but this is for legal reasons, and is traGi-
tional usage. To avoid confoundirg
woman who is the wife Of doctor CT
professor with one who is herself the dec.
tor or professor, We write for the former
Mrs. Doctor Jones or Mrs. Professor Jonez,
and the other rs Mrs. Jones, doctor, or
Mrs. Jones, professor.
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COMMISSIONERS AND
CAavAssERs Of ELECTION.
C.USrY COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
NEDSED4r, September 6, lSS9l,

All special meeting OF the Board OF Commits
sonerS Of the County 81 Ohio. held this date, the
following PERSONS were appointed Commissioners
and canvRsse:so Of the Election TO be held October
10 next: sa ..,l nr.r.r.l =
WASHINGTON DisrRicr-ATvIGILAN ENGINE HOUSE.
Commissioners Michael Edwards, james Roberts.
Louis Meitzsil.
CanvAssels-A. T. Garden, Vim. Kcnncy Fritz
Schiir. =
WASHINGTON DlsTGIcT-ATFrLroS.
. Commi&lonen-Ea. lIanm, D. Clemens, Louis
Roth. =
MADISON Dls1RICT-SECoSD WARD NAGKgT,
=, Conmisionen-G. X. Wheat. N. Pollock. VIM.
Ganvasstls-Jas. Fl. McGcc, Elias C. stlfe, Jr, P.
Z. linn. ~ : !, \.
MADISON INSTRUCTION. ISLAND.
;, CommiSioncn-S. II. GlllespY. Il. T. Crlswell,
Hugh McGraw.
CLAY DlsrRIcT-Ar couEr HOUSE.
,Commissionels-M. Reilly, ". +. Peterson, John
ClatOr. sas.le'' e. -"
canvasse,s-A. H. Beach, II. II. Pendlcton, Jos.
d. Elson. ~ q 'g-... as... :
UNION ntsTaICr-ArIASTIc ENGINE HOUSE.
,CommiSIoncrs-E C. Jc.ltrs, August Gchting, j..
N. Ewing. EE .--s -, o. :
.Caiiyassers-Trs. Harvey, John Bodley, G. G.
Human. rr" =. a
cESTR. DISTINCTLY GUARDS HOSE HOUSE,
;, Comnisoncn-Joh voglcr. James Wheeler, +.
r. MOlat. n-.-,.s W - III -
;. Camyese,s-wul. Mylcs. E. J. ". Dunaway, John
7. Miller. -
WEBSTER DiSrRIcr--AT UNITED ENGINE HOUSE.
commissioners Clark, J. N. Todd, L. R. Cross,
:, Canrasscrs-L II. Albright, Rob.rt Clark, VIM
Hastings. a.. ..-..l
ElrclIiE DIsrRICr-Ar HOUSE or l.. AsNCs
:, commiss!onen-w. +. Grade, l.. Mix. Thomas
CanvaStcN-W. q. lIandlan, Vim. CraIg, ST..
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EENlALE SCHOOL AT
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

The next sctsion begins SEPTEMBER an ,s.,
TEN sirAHATk SCHOOLS, including Schoo an, :, i ~.
tory and School Of English Full connD. IN NJ ~
Enlarged facilities for study OF IhrsrsIs sffNUa.
aud scientific Agriculture: coiaplt,er e ",Gn,r
chemical labratOry. Thorough coilnrs /, 't.m,plta
and Modern languages and liIcntGte. Tert Ihs,tat
a. COT , Necessary expenses no. over STA "a,
aus MoT.n,arsas 'Ileht u
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NINE departments oistudy; text bools tp,r,.,.,
AT COST; calendar Arranged to sut ,rarha,,. ae
petscs for one year from Si15,o $40 NON .nS,s ~
liberia, thorough. Full term begin, SErTrap,vaa;
d ISL; Aiteadans0 lAst year from !? counits q
Number oi students larger than ior ,ea y..a ,es
vious. 'eAa Pis'
's'For catalogues and other Information ami, 4.
the Acting fielidcnt, b. Ii. PURiNTOS, la,yg,S 70
so"It. 'sNs .. tiyI9 >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-29

TuE Cincinnati Ga:ctic sees Signs that the
party Of the future in New York is the
Autobiography party "N
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rtheir beautiful home in Fremont, o.
ex.president Hayes spends most Of his
time reading and writing in his library,
and Mrs. Hayes delights in looking after
her poultry yard and the elegant flower
garden that adorns the lawn. They usual.
~ have some friends or relatives living
with them, and transient visitors and,
sightsters are always cordially welcomed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-29

Tnr,Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution OF Sunday
says: "Therc is enough hay standing in
Southern and Southwestern Georgia 10
feed tue stock Of the State three years, and
yet the people arc not cutting it. The dis
case Of cotton.picking is upon them. The
hay is more valuable than the cotton"
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

F0R CoSGnE,s.
III plt,-THS'L NATHAN GoFF. Of Harrison Co
~ nlI,-IOnH ". MASON, Of Taylor Co.
nj pld T. l., BUTTRicK, Of kannwha Go.
Itl DIsL-lios. GEORGE LOOMS. Of Wool TO.
roa THE LEGISLATURE. ...f 81.
Il. Il. porRNER,
J. u. NlIlTIIAM,
J. II. BURT,
l.. =. TilUMA.
ron STATE SENATOR.
list Dist N. Il. SCOTT, Of chic Co.
FOR JUDGE OF FiEsr CIRCUIT.
GEORGE y. CALDWELL, OF Ohio Co.
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Common Sense In ti.e South.

From the Charleston News and Courier. ..
The issue Of iuconvertiblc greenbacks in
place OF tue national bank notes, and in
payment OF all obligations Of the govern
ment, would leave the property Of the
whole country ut the mercy OF the majori-
tyin Congress; and the national bank
notes, instead OF being an injury, rs is
claimed, are the safest and best paper
currency that this country has ever had.
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TOR DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

! Go % the INTELlIGEECER JOB ROOMS, Ma .,
.ndG Fourteenth street, waereyou eau DO accommo.
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OPERA HOUSE,
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. I'd.
HEYWOOD'S
ORIGINAL New York MaStodOn SefenadeIs

Positively The greatest and only hall show IN ex.
is.ence, presenting Two AND THREE DIFFER
EST AC1S AT ONE TIME, avoiding and dis ,cnsing
with the old thGcadbdtc and worn out routine that
Il has ben customary to follow.
A. Masiodonlc Entertainment Of Minstrelsy Spc
claltits and Drama with MI the best features Of tho
Circus. Tho music Is fine. the scenery magnificent,
anil the iun Is utterly Intensely intense.
The best cy mnas.s. the best comedians the best
dancers. the bca rOc,lis's the best orchestra tho
bcyt band. and all Is presented In strictly lint.
ella, and respectable naines, and Is sure 10 give
universal salisfacLion.
Admission 70 cents. Gallery Is cents. Children
% cents. No REESE. we'd Seats liox office open from
) 10 SEN for the sale OF ticket, for those who
wish 10 ar;.d III, rush III nigh. sen