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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ POURING IN GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER WEAR.

NUNS YELLING in all colors at csc. var,
S G2keK dss eAsHMFS Z, Set s'; Worth
| BLACK CASHMERE al soc. worth CSC ., yas.i
worth 75c. at 75c. worth 81 also, liner l,rgees
rAS&s s1if s. and mas spGlS-uMBRrLLAs-,no,,..
stock ever brought to this city Our prices sre
Pr.IoW-CAsE LINEN. fun ~ yards via, -.
soc. worth 65c.: "'''i az
The best 25c. TOWEL ever offered in lbls c,,...
Inc crepe, en-, 2Oc; TOWELS IN this city;
cmIEfS ,or men, women. and children. IN
BLaCh sli'h ~ 9Oc worth sI.2J, at Al wort,
sAIUhhELs, PUksEs, and POCKET-BOoKs Of
hio @LOyEs, I'VE books, Foster acIngs, at 75c.
LADlEs, UNDERMINE very chcap. Soc our
MA hslti ~ HONEYcoMn. and CROCHET
| QUILTS at astonishlnely low prices.
hhD d. 1iiE,Ch. WHITE, aud FANCY MATTINGs
oH..CLoTHs. CARPETS. RIGS. DRI,GGErs
DOW-SHADEs: W.
LACEs Of every description: the best-assortea
HAMbURG EDGINGs and TNsERTfNGs of opr
own importation, and that Is why We sell them
GINGHANis at g.. 81. 10, and l2Hc. yard;
BEil-IICk from &C. yard up 20 the best manu-
CHEvIOT sHIRTINGs at 81. 10. I2H. and l5c..
/
much less than regular prices;
Genuine "PRiDE-OF-THE-WES 80 COTTON at
lies yard. Remember that We guarantee il
genuine.
Fine soft-Gnished WHITE CAMBRIA at Sea
yard.
| INDIA LAWS at loo. a yard worth l5c.:
New styles FURNITURE CALiCOE5 at Toe.
yard:
REMNANTS Of COTTON DIAPER at very low
prices;
TRUNKS, SATCHELS. TRUNK-sTRAPS,
sHAML-SrRAPs, and SCHOOL BAGS:
BUTTONS-The larg u aud hands0mcst assort-
ment ever brought 90 THIS city: also, full
assortment Of other DRF SS-TRIMyIlNGS;
Big bargains IN TABLE-CLOTIIS, NAPKINS.
aud DOlLIES;
olL-CLoTIl tfor tablesl, II yards wide, al Csc.
yard:
BLANKETS at prices that will pay Won 70 Keep
them tor another season;
FLANNEL Of all Kinds. See our cheap EM-
BROlDERED FLANNEL.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE.
Successors 81 Levy brothers,
fe % 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street
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Political Points.

IL is currently believed in Kansas that
the present Senate OF that State contains
five candidates for Governor, eleven can
didates for Congress, three candidates for
United States senator, and two for Judge
OF the Supreme Court, while two want TO
go abroad.
We see no reasons, says the Utica Oh
Sercer, for expecting any tariff revision
this session. The agitation, however, has
had one good effect: il bus more or less
educated the country into economic prin-
Siples. If the country hereafter cannot
apderstand tariff discussion, il will be jus-
tilted In thinking it is the fault of the
speakers rather than OF the hearers. II il
happy day for this country when # be-
gins TO see the difference between reason
ana sophistiy, theory and practice. and
actual poverty and theoretic comfort.
Governor Butler has defined his view os
political removals. A clergyman having
asked TO be made chaplain at Concord nr;.
son received fls reply "From all learn
the present chaplain is a very estimaLle
Christian gentleman, who has done his
whole duty, aud has the full confidence of
the conyicts. believe. though / do moi
know certainly, as I have never specially
inquired, that he Is 81 Republican in poll
Ties; but that furnishes no reason for the
removal OF competent, deserving, and
honest officer, who does not use his ofli,e
as an electloneerIng machine. ii any such
one does, he must take tue results OF the
election '"'
tsays the New Orleans Times Democrat
u is best that the question Of a change in
our tariff laws should be left TO the Demo-
'racy; and the country, we feel confident.
5 OF this way OF thinking. The Republic.
ans, IN their consideration and discussion
u The various tariff measures now before
congress, have shown both partisansbjp
ma secfionalism. They have evinced a
determination TO sacrifice the South and
on'nern interests; and instead OF making
nose changes and notifications In the tariff
ia, The country demanded they have
lcde tue whole matter mere question q
Interest whicl, possessed
&c grester political strength being certain (,
get juss That 4 wanted.
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Efr.inia News.
The jail in Grayson county has been un-
tenanted for four months.

The jail i'm Grays0n county has been un-
tenanted for four months.
The Stanton Vindicdtor says that George
W. Freed, Of that county, has made 5000
since the war by farming. He came cut OF
the army without dollar.
The Salem ReqiSter says few days ago
a little son oil Ballard Martin. who lives on
Back creek, IN this county, was run over
by a wagon, one OF The wheels passing over
his head and breast, inllicting painful but
not serious wounds.
The Alexandra Gazette says: Virginia
horses are in good demand in New York
and other northern cities, and quite num-
Der OF fine draft and saddle animals have
been taken out of this State recently at
handsome prices. Thirteen passed through
this city few days ago.
Mr.. Robert Beverly, Of Fauquier county,
says he has in his possession a natural Gu
riosity in the shape OF mouse that sings,
chirpS, and has the other peculiarities OF
the bird kind, minus the feathers and con-
formation. 1t MARBLES equal to a mocking-
bird. and its notes are OF equal sweetness
to either that or the canary.
The MeckIenburg Democrat says A few
days since, As Mr.. L. IT, Creedie and a
brother were engaged in telling some trees
for the purpose OF getting ail-timber, one
OF the trees in falling lodged in some others.
In the effort to dislodge it Mr.. Creedle was
caught under it and had one OF his legs
broken just below the knee-ioint The
brother acted as surgeon, set the broken
bones, and when the doctor arrived he
found the patient all right.
The Alexandria Gazette gives this Incl
dent OF the celebration OF the centennial Of
Washington Lodge OF Masons, IN thar city,
on Thursday: In Il neat and appropriate
speech Mr.. Leonard Marbury presented the
Master Of Washington Lodge with gayel
made from piece Of the old oak-tree
which stood in front OF the mansion at
Mount Vernon for two hundred years, and
which was blown down last August during
a storm. The gayel was used during the
ceremonies OF the day"
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720 pairs GENTLEMEN'S FANCY-COLORED
HALF-HOSE at Csc. a pair-former price 40
and 50c.;
26s pairs only of those CHTLDREN'S COL
ORED RIBBED HOSE at DC. pair. We had
1.Os0 pair last week.
Of those REAL MARSEILLEs QUILTS at
$3.50; former price 50. We had so Of these
three weeks ago.
II only left Of those BRIDAL QUILTS, full size,
at &C.;
of those large, heavy, HoNEYCoMB-QUILT
LANCASTER QUILTS s1.l5-former price
$3.50;
20 of those heavy WHITE QUILTS at sl.25-
former price sI.75;
81 Of those MARSElLLES QUILTS at s1.50-
former price 50;
of those lightweight HONEY-COMB QUILTS
at Csc.
The above are all that are left out Of the ten
cases opened only few weeks since.
We have stiu grand line Of TOWELS. COM
mencing at &c. for large COTTON TOWEL to
9Oc. for the preltiest TOWEL ever brought 10
Richmond. Among our line IS the BOSS HUCK-
ABACK TOWEL. measuring 80 inches long and
"a broad. and finer goods than any Of the same
size, at 2jc. each A handsome COLORED-BOR-
DERED, OPEN-WORK, and KNOTTED-
FRINGE TOWEL NJ 75c.; former price, ~.
We shall offer this week special Inducements to
close out:
LINEN COLLARS for ladies and children;
TURKEY-RED DAMASk, WHITE TABLE
pAMASK;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGs,
In fact the whole stock must be closed within
the next ten days. T. j. LEVY & CO.,
2l3 east Broad street
STORE and FIXTURES FOR RENT. Posses
sion given March lst. T. j. LEVY & CO.,
r. 20 2l3 east Broad street.
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The New York World censures Senator's
BAYAED, BARROW, brown, CAMDEN, DAsIs.
GoRNAN, JACKSON. and MCPHERSON, all
Democrats, because dhey voted for the Seq
ate tsrin-iill. The World will soon learn
that there are many Democrats in the
HOUSE Of Representatives who will follow
the good example Of Dir. BAYARD. Mr..
TucKEx, GEORGE ID. wsaE, and other vir-
gnlans. will probably conc under tffe Ere
OF the World. OF course. as they do not
reside IN New York city, they are not well
in formed on politico-eeonomiea questions.
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We may have heard from eardbood N,

We may have heard from childhood the
foolish, absurd, and unphilosophjcal direc-
ton, "Stutf 4 cold and starye b Seyer."-
DR.. j. II. Hannaford.
You are entirely out in your reckoning,
Doctor. A physician should he better in
formed. The saying Is moi " direction - Mt
all; but warning. 1t means that the
fool who ssuis cold will have to staYve
fever. In other words, ii teaches that to
est too much when we have cold Is the
surest possible method Of providing our
selves with a cold for long time, total
abstinence from food being tts best remedy
for Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-24

clause and section Of the Constitution was SUP n
tected 70 close and most critical serniin,. 81
20 ratification OF The Cons'itution tiai on, o y,
3oJ members composing the Convention ony 10 ,,
votes were cast "a majority only OF ~ ior min
i He owed obedience TO the laws OF the colony
virginia. to which colony the sovereign IowesI,
Great Britain, had deieg1fsd the right 10 exercise
certain powers Of her sovereignty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-24

An exchange says: The solid vote OF The
Democratic party in the Massachusetts,
Legislature is TO be brought, il possible.
to the support of the bill now under con-
sideration granting the right to vote in
municipal elections 10 women. Petitions
signed by leading Democrats are being sent
IN, and the Boston Post Is urging the ne
oesslfy OF complying with the plank in The
platform upon which the party made the
last campaign.
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M CLAY-sTREET IMETUODJsT

CHURCH corner Of Clay and Adams streets)-
Services at ii \. NJ and at 1870 r. NJ. by the pas
tor, Rev. s. :. LAMBETH. At 3 O'Clock r. NJ. will
be held service for children. Singing by the
school. Adults welcomed At all Of these SER
vices the music will he led by cornet and organ.
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DEATHS.

Died. Mt his residence. In CIhosrer,;old county
va, re5ruary ~, 1883. WILLIAM ADAMsON,
In the NIFTY ,ninth year OF his age.
,s ,r,n,in. VIII be Inferred In Maury cemetery
on shi u hi,Af FEBRUARY oath. al 2 o'clock l.. NJ.
scrvices AZ the grave. Friends and acquaInfances
OF the FAMILY are Invited 10 attend. 2t
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

SOCIETY EVENT OF THE SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
kirst engagement ~ Richmond since his bril-
liant season at Drury Lane, London, Of the emf
nent 1ri5edian
Dir. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
supported by EDMUND COLLIER, JOSEPH
lIAWOR1fl, JOHN LANE. II. \. LANG
Don, MISS KATE FORSYTH, MRs. AUGUSTA
FOSTER. and The star Company, under the man
agement Of Mr.. WILLIAM VI. CONNER.
JOHN MCClLLOUrH
Ills mime T. known aud hOnOred from London 10
san FranciscO-Nc i0 York H,faid
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH lsT- Magnld-
cent reyivaiOf NlRGlNUS, Introducing the superb
arnor- aud costumes employed IN MIR. McCul-
lough's London production.
NIhGiNITS.
n noble and beautiful work. finished with eN-
quisite urt.-Neic fori Tribune.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 2D-OTHELIO-
Mr.. Mccullough ~ Othello.
MATINEE SATURDAY, MARCH 3D-INGO-
Mccullough as lngOmar
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 3D-THE
GLADlAfOR-Mr. Mccullough as spar;acus
PRICES: Orchestra and first three rows orches-
ira circle, $50 rest Of orchestra circle. al; bal
COW, 75c.. reserved seats, 81 giller,. soc.
sale OF seats begins Tue sday. b A. ~, at x-ofce
and Ramos Moscs' music-store. f. 33-6ts
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an honorable ouryenaer. by MARY ADAMS
n ,e,k; tHAiILs slElBNEE's sohs.
1883. Price 81.
For sale by WEsr. JOHNSTON & Co.
ne nave received copies Of another edl-
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NTTRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner Of Broad and Twentieth streets)-J. WILEY
BLEDsoE pastor-Prcaching by pastor at IL A.
NJ. and at TYP. NJ. Young mems prayer-meeting
nj 2 r. NJ
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MT BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Bro1d and Tenth streets) .-Rey.
A. G. BLEDsoE, the pastor, VIII preach Mt IL
o'clock A. VI. and at 7:45 =. NJ. Morning subject,
"The Pcntecostal Symbols At night revival SER
vices will be held, and continued every night next
Nroal-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-24

Colonel J. b. LADY, OF RocIbridge, an
nounces that be has returned 10 bis ale
glance TO General MALONE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r3- COHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS.

- 80
NJ COHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS.
SPRING GOODS, SPRING GOODS.
10000 DOLLARS WORTH
LINEN GOODS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
ON THE VOYAGE.
This lot includes
IRISH BosOM-LINEN,
LINEN for boys wear,
COLORED LINEN GfNGHAMs,
LADIES' DREss-LINEN,
WHITE LINEN DUCK,
TADLE-LINENs,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
HANDKERCH1EFs, and
BRD-EYE. DIAPERS.
ALSO,
AN IMMENSE QUANTITY OF QUILTS.
The above goods viii be sold for less than tn,
European cost.
We are also Offering one case full yard-wldC
sATTEEN FOULARDS at zee. a yard, generally
sellir 2 at see.
We are In receipt of an immense stock Of HAM
BURGS, IRISH and TORCHON LACES. In
which we can offer extraordinary inducements.
In addition 70 the above, we are receiving our
usual large assortment of
SIIKs,
DRESS GOODS, ana
NOVELTIES
FOX
SPRING WEAR.
fe 2i-Sa.Su&W
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H PARK-PLACE METHODIST

CHURCH (west Franklin strcetl.-At IL A. NJ,
Rev. WALTER CoSDIcr, of the Presbyterian
Church North. At7A 2. NJ, Rev. Jomy HANyog,
ID. D.-subJcet, " Our Lords Second TemptatIon-
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MISEIT STORE.

ONE WORD WITH YOU, SIR:
AREYoU CONTEMPLATING BUYING
A SPRING ovERCOATp
If 50, WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOU To
PERUsE OUR PRICE-LlsT,
AND THEN LET An EXAMINATION OF
OUR GOODS FOLLOW:
SPRING OVEICOAT AT 1926,
SPRING OyERCOAT AT s425,
SPRING OYERCOAT At s425.
SPRING OyERCoAT At ss,
SPRING OYERCOAT AT IS,
SPRING OYERCOAT AT 50,
SPRING OVERCOAT ATsI0,
SPRING OVERCOAT ATSl0.
SPRING OVERCOAT ATS I2.
SPRING OyERCOAT Arsl2.
SPRING OvERCoAT Tsl4,
SPRING OvERCOAT At sI4,
SPRING OYERCOAT Al SIC,
SPRING OVERCOAT AT SIC.
SPRING OYERCOAT AT fls,
SPRING OVERCOAT Al Ills.
PANTALOONS At $3.50,
PANTALOONs AT -,
PANTALOOSS At $3.50.
PANTALOON> At IS.
PANTALOONs At $3.50.
PANTALOONs At 81.
PANTALOONS Al $3.50,
PANTALOOSs At -,
PANTALOONs At $3.50,
PANTALOON, AT 80,
PANTALOONs At $3.50.
PAATALOONs At 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-24

He Educational Journal Of Virginta for
February is upon our table.
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NE FIRST PRESB Y T j. RI N
CHURCH.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor
Services at l. 4. ". and p. VI.
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MT SONG SERVICE AT TRINITY

nj SONG SERVICE AT TRINITY
METHODIST CHURCH corner of Twentieth and
Broad streetsj.-A service of sacred song by the
scholars of the Sunday school Of Trinity Metho-
dist church, assisted ny lbe cornet. flute, and or
gan. will be held In the lecture-room EVERY sun
DAY AFTERNOON from 4 to ) O'Clock. The friends
of The church and Sunday school are invited TO at
tend and participate In these interesting and pro-
ntable exercises.
7. W. PEMBERToN, Superintendent.
Charles p. RddH, Leader.
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GaB7 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorncr Main and sixth streetsl.-Rey. W. W.
LANDRUM will preach on SUNDAY at IL \. VI.
and 7:4j l.. VI. 2t
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METHODIST

MT CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH lsouth side OF Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsl.-Seryccs at IL A. NJ.
AMI ~ p. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Z.
A. PETERSON. seais free.
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nj SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
The Rev. WILLIAM T. RICHARDSON, ID. d., Will
preach at / l A. NJ. and the Rev. II. II. HowISoN at
) l.. NJ.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rey. j. b. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. d., will preach at IL A. VI. and ~
T.. VI. Morsing subject. spiritual Dependency
from Natural Causes" Preachingat night by Rev.
KERR b. TUPPER, Of Michigan. Al welcome. 2t
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1-1" THIRD 7 II + y T T. RI IAN
CHURCH.-Roy. Il. II. HowrsoS will preach
at IL A. NJ.
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Remember our cardinal principle 81 doing busi-
ness Money chcerlully refunded G. 30 dislf -ned
purchasers. Ml~ftr STORE,
0I2 Main street.
OPEN IL TIE EVENING TILL O'CLOCK:
SATURDAY TIL 10 O'CLOCK. g. 22-3t
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~" GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH corner Of Grace and Fourth
strectsl-Rey. c. II. READ. d. d., pastor.-Seryices
at | o'clock A. VI. Preaching by Dr. A. ID. Poll
LOCK-. No services atnIght.
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III UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.-Rey.
BENTON SMITH will preach at IL A. M.-sublcct,
"Thc Spiritual Harvest Song; and at 7:45 u.
M.-subect, Fire, tie Great and Perfect PGri-
fer
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IL N-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, Main between Pine and Laurel stree;s.)
Preaching on TOMORROW Sunday at IL O'Clock
by j. \. DEARBORN. No services at night.
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ID the man suppose that tlc member OF the
otate tpnt milton which ratified the Federal Com
slituli a were f0CIsf Many Of lie afieI of tho
many able men In that Convention were ufi,ts
nna law! ers ~ Tie bIght pr0ffs Iona and M lei
ectual ability; and u = vel known tiat during
sohs a'a arouous session every word, sentence,
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III E-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushec street,l.-
Preaching by eplstor. Rev. WILLIAM z. HATCH
ER, ID. d., az IL o'clock \. NJ, and at half-fast
O'Clock L. NJ. on SUNDAY.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CIIURCU-Rey.
j. G. ARMSTRONG, ID. D.-Dlyine service In this
church TOMORROW at II A. VI. and +. VI.
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~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Gracel-Bcy. w. G. ScHAEFFER, pastor.-Preach-
ing At l. A. NJ. and at 7:45 T.. VI. All well
come. Seats free.
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Ut Il. j. LEVY Il CO.,
213 EAST BROAD STREET.
ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER.
OUR NEW STORE Is BEING RAPIDLY
PUSHED FORWARD.

THE GOODS MUST BE CLEARED.
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100000 DOLLARS WORTH

SPRING GOODS, SPRING GOODS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
New Advertisements.
In the Pilot House.

"Yes, sir; this Kind OF work obliges man
o keep sober ne Judge. OF sll men in the
world, steamboat pilots and railroad cngi.
noers should let liquor alone. For on their
clearutss of siaht and coulness Of head de-
pends the safety Of life aud property"
Ke ping his hand on the wheel as he said
this, MIR. Brockman, of No 2all silver street,
.Ohioigo, 'aHded; "Ur course, somo of 'eln
drink; but the sober ones have the best po.
slulons and the beet pay Yes, the work and
exposure sometimes tells Un us; but for my
pnrt, 1 iud PARKEK's Tonic to be all the in.
vIgorant 1 need I've got a bottle aboard
here now; never 20 on trip without It.
When Haven't any appetite, or am In amy
way out Of sorts, it sets me up In no time. II
drinking men would use the Tonic 1t would
helm 'em to break of. (NO. that isn't light
house; its u STAR, low down near the water.)
AS was saving. the tJnic Is new lite bgttlet
vi, You see tina hag ? Well, with a
bottle VI PARK KtRs iOhiC IN the locker Loan
keen malaria Hs Ia from me as that. all tho
time. MY wife has used 1t Tor three years
for summer cOUplHints and collie, and as an
hvigOrant, when she's tired out from over!
wo,k She says tho tonic is haisy. Good-
hyc! Don't break your neck 20 ny below e
rhis preparation. which has bet Known Ne
p RKER's 'tINurR TONIC, will hereafter be
advertise Il AMI sold simply under the name of
PAuKER.s roNiC. IS unprirclpled dealers
are ouns antly deceiving their custom r. by
suhsi ituting inferior lr icles under The name
Of ginger, and ns ginger Is really an uni u
portaut lngrcdien., we drop The misleading
word.
There is no change, however, in the pre-
patatiun itself, and all bottles remaining In
he hands of dealers, wrapped unier
the name OF PARRERA fiHGER Toxic,
| contain the genuine medicine IL the iar simlle
signature OF HIscuX s 20. is a. the bottom
of the outside wrapper. Aug 4.S3 lln.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25

pf6strving the Government intact aud
handing it over to the new R-pul llcau
President At the same time. be cher
ished all that hostility toward the Aboli-
iionis's which belonged to Pennsyl-
vania Democrat of the day; aud although
he was not lacking in any respect in the
completeness of his duty as an officer of
the Government, his criticisms against
the RRpublican party and eeainst the
leaders who took charge OF affairs after
he aud .his. is.colleNgues had withdrawns
were like lis criticisms In general. sa,-
castle, sharp and unmerciful. It is ibis
circumstance.. doubtless, that has given
rise to tho impression. that during that
Lyyiag period his loyalty to the Uuipu
was somewhat shaken; but this impies.
sion is entirely incorrect 4
Sadee Black was ftrveht Christian
Of the Clmpb llite discrimination, rever-
encine the Bibie Az a divine revelation,
aud holding fast to the fIFith of orthodox
Professionalism He was we'll acquainted
with the polemical lterstnre OF English
and American orthod, Ky, such rs it *
is ed previous to the advent of moderii
ra,ionalisn; but OF lat" Years his occu
patious were much more OF y leg than
"A theological nature. While lis ardent
feelings aud lively convictions always
rendered him partisan, his cordial
sym 1athies often made him the personal
{ lend of those whose public position b
felt hinstlf bound to assaik Thus
was that, while Democrat Of the ola
school, he was on terms Of friendship
with conspicuous Republicans aud kept
bright the chain of social good freli; 6
mid the col AIcts OF PARTIES and sects.
But now this great athletic figure dis
ap pears r,m the stage, aud the wit, the
elol lence, the assion of his voice will
not sgaiu be beard amor gus As we s id,
the q i great void which Will not ie
| filled, aud the hearts nearest llm vii be
81 Nv n gliuing any 'nfort. Yet vi en
in tnh fulness Of Years such a man dies,
the event is not without lis cousol4,n u.
Hi part has been well performed. After
life 81 long and 81 consistent. in pur
pose 81 gl' and manly. in action SC
splen IL, the lau Ell that is laid upon
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