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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
Last month an attempt was made % smuggle
1900 dozen PARTISAN KID GLOVES into
this country. They were. however. seized and
confsca,cd by the custom.housc officials. and be-
ing put ON public sale. we were heavy purchasers.
They are jusl IN. aud you can now buy Of Usar
lar 81 5-HOOK LACISG KID GLOVE, in black
and co'ors. at 63c.; a regular s1.2j 7-hook same
72c.: a stylish UNDEEsSED MOUsQUETAlEE
KID GLOVE 20 Use. worth 75c. We were only
enabled t. secure Nos and > 4. of this latter ar
tclc.
And la.,, Int not least, Won can buy for 55c. any
size of aSl BLACK 2-3UTTON ALEXANDER
ND GLOVE. You may expect 10 lind these
goods ON sale when you'comc. We deal in facts.
not faucic-, when we are making statements. and
trerc arc enough left get TO LIST for few days
even 20 the rate we've been selling them IN tie last
two on three days.
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cARprTs AID RIGS.

The carret-housc of Richmond. Va Is the best
place 10 buy YOUR CARPETS and RUGS. We
have the largest stock for you TO select from. Our
prices are as low as thl lowest.
Remnants OF BLEACHED sHEETING-splen-
did goods and real cheap.
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ff3- GRAND DISPLAY OF NEW
GOODS.
OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
u. & ,. MITTEL DORFER'S,
527 BROAD STREET.
DRY GOODS LOWER THIS SEASON THAN
EVER KNOWN.
DRESS GOOD, n ALL STYLES, SHADES.
AND QUALITIES.

800 pieces lLLUNlNATED DRESS GOODS at
Zoe. per ward, real value 25c.;
BLACK siLhS from DOC. 10 - per yard:
Look at our BLACh SILK n II worth : l.J0:
BLACK and IOLOEkD NELNEIEkN> from
BLACK and 'C0LORED SILK YELyETs atan
BLkCN GhSHMEREs atl2r $3.50.
33. 40. 50.G 20. Soc, aud IL for tlc best
CoL0kED CAsHNERES from Toe. per yard 10
7Jc.. in AN The leading ncw Shades
CARPETS. ChFPTT>, CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS. WINDOW-~H ADE~ ana FIN
TIrK.s. RUGS. MATS. HA>oOth~. DIX g.
GIFTS. TABLE tll-t IDtft-. lIltbi.-
STEEY Fl%IUGE>-til, n these to'd, W.ir
greatest bargain. ever shown iu this city:
CARPETS 40 10. :. 30. -. -. -, 30, ~ t',
81. is. -. so. -. aud 9lc. for 3-PLl lust
rArEsTl:Y CAEPfT> at -, sand 9oc for
Dl-GS SD AZ So si.75. $3.50. -. -, 50. aud
- 81 for VELVET SOFA RUGS:
BLANKETS. BLAShEI~, BLANKETS. from
Tie Largo auction ~t'c, iu New YORK. %. -
per cent. lc-, than former price on these goods.
Ne are the lowest in The city.
UNDfRoUlRTS and DRAW LR> for ladies.
children, and gentlemen from zoe. 20 80 for
the best article:
eco dozen LADIES' MERINO VESTS at 4sc.,
real value 81 .c.-IuctiOn bargain.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS 20 Il.
IL %. Loo, and -:
CA>SiMFRE> for mems and boys wear the
largest, cheapest. and most complete stock we
ever had. at All prices
CORSETs. CORsETS, CORSETS.
200 dozen FRENCH WOVEN C0RSETs from
auction. at soc, regular price 1jc.,
30 different styles Of COK>E1S % elect from
HOSIERY, GLOVES. NOTIONS, \
GOODS. IN great abundance.
All we ak Is e call before You buy.
-. * f.. MlTrtLDORftR.
Sc 29-sa,su&w 527 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
far TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
ON MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.

The LARGE STOCK and Low PRICES at
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES are attracting the
attention of thousands Of our best peopIe. The
new feature IN their business is making the house
more popular than ever.
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REPRESENTATIONS ECCLE-

sIA 1INIvERsALIsT CIGURCHD. Mayo street
service at IL A. NJ. SUNDAY, October TN. DIS
course at 3,l p. by JAMES LUKFoED-suojec,,
:. The Devil from Christsdelphlan standpoint
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M FIRST b APTlST CHURCH
fcorner Twelfth and Broad strcets)-Ihe Ecy.J.
Il. HAWTHORNE, ID. d., pastor WIN preach on
SUNDAY at IL 4. VI. and Pm. Morning SUI
icct: Winess-Bearing.' All welcome ~
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MALARIA, INDIGESTION, DYSPEP-
WI STA, TIEARTBURN, AND GENERAL ILL.,
HEALTH relieved 10y
BROWNS IRON DITTERS.
SPARTA.TENN.-Dr.W w. u. Cummings SAYS: " |
am strongly convinced of the efficacy Of Browns
Iron Btters, and rec pmmend them"
Huntsville, IND.-Rey. J. :. Cain says: 4" /
used Browns Iron itlers for nervous prOstratiOn,
and found II entirely satisfactory"
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VT FKIENDS.-IHE rI7f"' -.
NETTING or FRIENDS conyenes IN dis city
TO-DAY. Public religion, services IN their place
Of worship, cIsy street above First, at II O'Clock
To. MORROW MORNING and in the AFrshNooS'
several ministers fIom abroad will be present on
each occasion.
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
BARGAINS FROM SPECIAL SALESi
BARGAINS FROM FORCED SALES.
ALL GOODS BOUGHT FOR CASH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NT- JERSEYS, JERSEYS.
JERSEYS.

Another large lot Of those popular-make JER-
sEYs, which all the ladies have been anNomto
get, Just received.
Also, superior quality Ia SAYY-BLUE JER.
sEYS for Misses and Children nj
LEVY. DAVIS CO.'S.
sell 9Ol Main street, corner Ninth.
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The act OF Congress to reform The civil
service is 4 total failure, according TO The
last letter Of the Civil-Seryice Commission
TO Nj. DEzENDORF. They say in that letter
that the law forbids assessments to be
made
/. by Government officials.
>. In Government premises.
That is the most important part Of the
law condensed into two lines. Now, let
us see what such law is worth. Our
friend Dr.. GILNER, the Richmond postmas-
ter, cannot assess his clerks anywhere, nor
can anybody else assess them in the Gus
tom-hOuse. But the moment they get
outside Of the post-oflice they may be as
sessed by any other COalitionist. They
nigh; as we'll be assessed inside. But the
law forbids the clerks TO pay any assess
ment. Bread and butter speak so loudly
that they drown the quiet tones OF the law.
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Fcw. # any. pretend 10 carry iuil assortment
of HOSIERY an the fail We. ON the contrary,
have am immense assortment. With an earnest
desire 10 give The public substantial bargains we
offer
1000 pairs CIULnREN'> EXTRA LONG
UEAVY-RIBBED. sOLlD-COLOR SCHOOL
HOSE at SC. worth double:
1000 pairs CHlLDREN'N FULL REGULAR
FRENCH EIBHED SOLID HOSE at zoe.
These same lose are being sold elsewhere at
zoe.
.Oo0 pairs LADIES FULL REGULAR SOLID
ENGLISH HOSE at 2Jc.:
4 decided bargain In e GENTLEMAN's FULL
REGULAR SOLID COLOR HosEat l7c.
This is but an index 10 our immense stock as
we have corresponding bargains in cheap, me
dium, and high grades.
JULIUS MEYER 6 son,
,e 3O.Su.W&Sa GOl and COB Broad street.
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A CALLED CONYOCATION 50. ~
"A OF LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH AZ
CHAPTER, No. ~, VIII be- held ut -. AZ sLt.
bans Hall icorncr If Main and Third -'gf'iN~S
Streets THIS saturday. EVENING ut o'clock.
Candidates tor degrees will please appear prompt
". Al Royal Arch Alasnns In good standing are
cordially invited. BY order Of the " +. II. L.
CHARLES LUNDIN,
90 G-1tE Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-06

BURNETT's COCAINE s0itenS the hair
when marsh and dry. sOothes the irritated
scalp, affords the richest iusire, prevents
the hair from falling of, promotes it,
heallhV. XirOriIs growth.
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LECTURES.

VoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CIATION.
sTARLFCTURE COURSE opened by II. j..
BURDETTE. of the Burlington HdioksBe, on
TUESDAY. October o. 1881, at MOZART HALL.
Subject: THE PILGRIMAGE OF THE FUNNY
MAN" General admission. 35c.; reserved seats,
soc. Members can secure reserve seats for zoe.
seats go ON sale Al RAMOS & MOSES SATURDAY
MORNING, October 6lh, at 10 o'clock. Secure
your seats early, and avoid the rush.
SC 30-su,W ,F&tdtd
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~ CARPETS OF EVERY KIND.
MATS. GUGs. CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGING~. OIL-CLOIli>, POLES. AND corr
NiCE~.
GEORGE W.ANDEE~nN s. SONS.
s., l-3m l-l4 Main .in'L
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HaEkEEtarEA.

Married October I'd. ut The residence of her
mother. Mrs. Mary NcNutt. Hampdcn Sldncy,Na
bv the Rev. j. \. Ramsey, Rev. G. e. WILLIAMS,
Of Augusta, Ark. TO Miss FLORA J.. MCNUII
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ATL.WOOL ca SUITING.

Jus. ask to sec them. They are cheap 1t price
we offer them II IS unnecessary 20 say more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-06

NOT ONLY FOR MAN.--Horsemen turf
men, stablemcn, all use st. Jacobs Oil In
horse ailments. II Kills pain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-06

re- E-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushec stroetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. NILLfAII Re
HATCHER, ID. d.. at ii o'cioch.A. NJ. and o
o'clock L. H. on SUNDAY.
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IL SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
The Eov. Or. UoGE at IL \. ". There will be no
service i'm the afternoon. Dr. iIOGE having been
appointed to preach at the installation Of the Rev
Mr. Drew IN the Grace-strect church at L. VI.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CIIrRCII Seventh street between Grace ana
Eroadl.-Rcv. ". c. sCUAErFER, pastor.-Prcach-
ing AT IL 4. M. and 7:45 Z. NJ. All welcome
seats free.
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ATL-WOOL CT NUTTINI'
which we have In all colors. Also,
DRAP DE kARS.
the rage for suits. Both worth Sl.2J-cur price
on both IS only 81 yard.
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III THIRD PR Z i + RI AN
CIiURCH.-Pastor. Rev. T.. Il. HowIsoN, ut IL
4. ". Night service, resumed. Rev. Dr. joins
POLLARD Of LcFh-Strcet Baptist church. 1t 7:l5
+. II. His congregation specially invited.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth sireetsl-Iey. W. ".
LANpRUa, pastor There will be preaching on
SUNDAY by the pastor at II A. h. and 1880 +.
NJ. u
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IT FIRST PRES Y T L Il A y
CUURCH.-Rcy. WILLIAM FROST BISHOP VIII
preach at o'clock A. II. No service ~ nisht.
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SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.

Have you seen the KID GLOVES We arc selling?
They're a ninc-day-' wonder They are the pref
t!esl and newest, and less than half what any other
store viii sell.
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nj sEyENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN

u " TN II :, -,
crI-pcIr-Prcachlng ut IL O'Clock A. VI. Ocrc-
prr7 ,ss3. by Rev. r. G. CAVE, pastor elect, late
80 v.ohviIlc. Tenn seats free, and public well
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rDT" FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. THOMAS j. sIIIPlIAS VIII preach at L a.
NJ. and Hev. PERCY G. kLSOM NJ 7:45 T. NJ To-
MORROW. At the evening service the subject OF
Home Missions will be presented. Al Invited.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, q
vi Der Of LOGE FRANCAISE, No. j3..~SNx
4. +. and 4. W.. are requested 10 attend NJ
called communication Of their Lodyc on "
SUNDAY MORNING. October I'M. 81 O'Clock,
to pay the last tribute Of respect 10 our deceased
worshipfal brother, s. ULLNAS, past master ~
Mount Carmel .Odgc. So. 1873. Wurrcnion. Mem
hers OF sister lodges are frn'crnIlly invited 10
unite with Us. Nv or Ter u the " VI
WILLIAM LONEN>TEiN.
oc Got Secretary
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~ CLAY-sTREET METHODIST

~ CLAY-STREET NJ ETHO DIST
EPISCOPAL CHCRCH lcorncr Of Ad1ms and
Clay streets .-preaching on SUNDAY MORNING
az o'clock by the pastor. Rev. :. :. LAMBETH.
After preaching the communion will De admins
tered. At night 1t 7:45 viii be held union meet
ing 81 tue Virginia Bible Society. Dr. IioGE will
be- invited TO address the meeting. DR.. DASHIELL
and Rev. :. :. LAMBETH VIII make short ad-
1rp1epe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-06

Mr.. C. +. Trigg was then called for, ana
made good speech ior I'ie c'u'c Vi D''''
cracy. abingdon Virginidn'
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III REV. JOHN JASPER will deliver
his fanou, " sun 10 Move" sermon on SUNDAY.
October 7th. az ) O'Clock =. NJ, I'm the ZlOE BAP-
TISr CHURCH, corner Of 81. John and Duyal
80
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Lnok nf their stock Of
srLEsf eILK

yFLyETs AND VELVETEEN-
the largest ever displayed here!
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Il FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (Gracc street above Shalcrl.-Preach-
ing ~ IL \. VI 10y Rev. PEYroN hoGE. No
services AZ night.
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The Edacotiona! Journal Of Viryinia
FOR September is good No.
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IT SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and Beach sirccisl-l'ioaching by
DIR. CoESELGUs TIRE, Of Liberty, Va, at IL y.
VI. and az II O'Clock y. NJ. SUNDAY, and every
nicht during the week. All are welcome.
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- THERE WILL BE \ MEETING
OF THE MtSAGERS or THE HOME FOR
LADIES on MONDAY. October s:h, 10 II o'clock
at the Home. corner Of seventh and Clay streets
MES j. 4. GRASUFRY.
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rJPINSTALLATION OF REV.
THOMAS DREW As ASSOCIATE PASTOR
OF GRACE. sTREEr PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Tnls service viii take place on
SABBATH EvESGSG next N o'c'ock. Dr.. NJ. d..
EoGE will preside preach the sermon, and pro-
pound the constitutional qscstions. DR.. Ricli-
ARDsON will deliver the charge TO tie pastor Rev.
WILLIAM FROST BISHOP the charge to the people.
Usual services At il 4. NJ
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foe 81
BOOTS SHOES, &c.
McGRUDER & CONDOR, gss,
900 MAIN STREET, yM

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE BOOTS
AND SHOES.
Our ready. made goods are Of the BEST MANU-
FACTuRE, aud embrace the finest qrality and
latest styles.
In our
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
we make To ORDER all styles OF Boots and Slices,
and guarantee satisfaction. SO 20-3m
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II BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad strcetsL-
Rev. \. G.. BLEDsOE, tie pastor viii preach AZ ii
4. NJ and 7:t5 +. VI. Atnght. TIE first OF series
on the Parablc Of the Prodigal Son-subicci,
Leaving Home" The young men especially in
vited.
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III TRINITY METHODIST EPIs-
COPAL CHURCH Corner of Twentieth and
Broad streels j. WILEY BLEDsoE prstor.-
Preaching at IL \. VI. and y. NJ hy the pastor.
Young mems payer-mceing from 3 10 +. VI.
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r7~ CLAY-STRE EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Clay and Graham Streets
Preaching at IL \. ". by Rev p. 6. ELsoM, and
by the pastor. Rev. :. c. CLoPTON,at 7:45 Pm.
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49, CENTENARY METHODIST

z CEN IENAk1 ME- HODlHI.-
Service at l A. 81. and Z. ". conducted by fine
pastor. Rev. +. 4. PETERSON. sacrament Of the
Lords supper ut the morning service. subject ~
night lby reqLcstl, The Evils OF Moderate Drink
ing"
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COULDN'T ANSWER.

Mr.. Morris made a somewhat better
speech than Is usually heard from one OF
tie little Boss canyasscrs, but TrigS had
proved too much for him, and it had little
effect. He talked much OF the tariff, re-
adjustment, Malone, and the negroes. lie
failed TO satisfactorily answer the plain and
pointed questions and propositions that
Mr.. Trigg put TO him.
Though OsceOla has been counted one
OF Mahone's strong precincts, Trigg bad
The crowd and came oil with ;lylng cOlOrS.
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III PARK-PLACE ÐODIST
west Franklin strcctl.-Services by the pastor.
Rev. JOHN HANSON, y. d. SUB. cts II A. VI
.. AIRLINE Route Not Taken "; ~ p W.. W An
P.thotic." Revival services continued during The
week.
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hMTsENEETS.
DICHMOND TIIEATRE-TO-DAY.
Farewell performances Of
Mls. FREDERICK WARDE
and company Of actors under the management
Of Mr. john j. Collins.
MATINEE NJ "a T.. NJ
INGOMAR.
Matinee admission, 50c.; children, Csc; re-
served seats, 75c. Doors open at O'Clock.
In the evening at O'Clock
RICHARD III.
Prices As usual. Doors open at ~. oc ollie
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBEH 5 AND .,
Americas fayoritc comedian,
G.. q. BISHOP,
supported by the charming actress,
Miss EMMA PIERCE.
and a specially-selected company. In 4. c. Gun
ter's melO-dramatic comedy.
STRICTLY BUSINESS.
under the management Of FRANK ". PAUL.
Box-shect opens SATURDAY.
Prices as usual. oc f-4t'
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1883-12-06
DIDN'T KNOW HER.
Long Lost Father Found On the
Sieax Falls Train-A Domestic Dra-
Ssc1x City sol-nA. )

Ssc-x C-cy sel-AAs y
\ touching incident occurred On the
SOAK Falls train TO this city yesterday
morning. Al Cantos lady with little
child got aboard TO return to her home ST
Portlsniyil,e. An cltliSh man in the dress
OF 4 laborec set ca 81 the same city
tickeeed to Sioux Cisy. They met in the
aisle. The lAdy looked a, the hborsr 3
moment and, throwins her arms about
his neck. called him ''Fs,hec." Theman
pat her Of without roushness, but firmly,
anG protested ,hs. he did Dot know her,
DID he net remember when they lived on a
farm in Illinois, snd she Mas his little grip
He remembered living in Illinois long
while ago, he said, but did n.ps know this
lady, After finding all attempts to renew
their cid acquaintance had failed, the Ia,
dy refined, crying, with her child TO the
laiieS' car, AMI the lshorer passed. on To
the smoking car, Conductor Weber sSk-
ed him if the fAiy WAS net his daughter
No, he SaiG, ''tha, Is Woman grown,
My daughter is a little girl Going into
the other car the conductor heard the IS,
ay'> story, aS !, came between sobS> They
lived on farm in Illinois, When she
was but fifteen years old her fathsr became
insane and waS taken to an ssvlum, The
faulty came west, and settled IN Sioux
county. She had heard that her father
had escaped from the asylum about year
ago, and had not beea found since, This
man WA her father. She WAS sure Of 1t,
though she hai not seen him since she
WAS y young sirl, Would the conductor
Telegraph 10 ker friends At Portlaadville
and have them NEE, her Al the train aud
take her father home with hsr9 The con-
ductor tslegraphed, and at Portandville
the ladyS brosher-in-law awaited The
father said that he had started for Sioux
City to find work, but would leave the
train il they insisted on it, aud picking
NJ the dinner pail and pair Of boots,
which he carried as baggage, got of quiet
y. He said or did nothing to indicate in-
sanity. except in the matter OF his daugh-
ter, while On the train. From his ap-
pca7ance he had been earning livelihood
As laborer. The lady. hts daughter, is
Mrs, Matthew Agnes, formerly Of thi,
city, Her maiden name was Dunn, and
the other members Of the family are an
der>tood to be now living near Portland
vile.
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The subject OF entertaining and whole
some reading for the family circle is one
of practical interest in every household
II cannot be denied that the tendency of
the American press is in too large a de
gree toward sensationalism, and in some
instances even the sentiments of purity
and sacredncaS prove an insufficient bar
rier against the all-prevading desire of be-
ing novel and startling in the presenta-
ton of news, The exceptions othe COM
mon rule among the metropolitan jour
mails of the day are 50 few as to be worthy
of notice when encountered The Chica-
go Weekly News, which We offer in CON
nection with the ADVOCATE is truly an
exception
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ABOUT CLuBBING.
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Van Can AdNanIa<eoRsiy Secure
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We are determined 10 push things in
the matter Of q big incrsa>e in our sub
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1883-12-06

Among the centennial anniversaries Gel
ebraIed within the last few years not
many have more interest than that OBJ
served in New York Thursday Eracua-
ton day marked the end Of great strug-
gle and the beginning ola great experiment
And no, the least significant of the teA-
lures of the celebration in New York yes
terday was the address of George William
Curtis, devoted largely as il was to the
life and character of WaShingtOn.