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MACIgINTSTS.

JOSEPH II. nuLcnFR, JOSEPH q, hos 80
Lie Of Trscegr WORKS. Lac Oh =, An" ~, n~y
UULCuER a. ROSS, PRACTICAL
III n.ClfiNIsTe. 1903 aud 1910 east Cary
street. near Yifleenih street, Richmond va. Ma
eianery Of ali Kinds repaired and put up careiuiy,
Ring practical machlnists, and doing our om IVA
teoIs we feel assured thai We can give entire sats
'aos'" "''' w w. Ia 2.eod3ms
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ELECTRIC PLaSTERS.

VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
I ] PLAs1..RS.-For tie relief and preyentioh'
TuT INSTANT 1T Is APPLIED. OF kneu.in,,isn'
Neuraiia, Sciatica, Coughs, Colds, Weak bach'
stomach, and Bowels. shooting Pains, Nuinbhesss'
lIy.tefia, Female Pains, Palpitation. Dyspepsh'
tfxer GomDlaint, Bilious Fever, Maltria, anu
En,de niles. use CoLiINs's Il J. A y > ian
ELECTRIC BATTERY combined Win TO
ROUs PLASTERl, and laugh at pain: Zne: YEP
where. "P"
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Discussed iii the Hungarian Diet.

PEsrH, April 1.-THE reported alliance
between Germany. Austria, and Italy
formed the subject OF discussion in the
lower house OF the Diet to-day. An it,
terpelIation was introduced as to whether
such an alliance really existed. Ii was
stated in reply that the question: would
have 10 be referred to Herr Won lisa.
President Of the Council, before an answer
cOuld he giyCn
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Death of the Venerable Peter Cooper-The
Presidents Southern Tour - Walter O..
Gresham, of Indiana. Appointed Postnias-
ter-General-Thc Mississippi-yaIIcy Sani-
tary Council-Uisgracefui Scenes During
the Elections In Chicago-One-IIu Hundred
and-fifty- Thousand-Do Dollars Fire In Colo
rndo-Lynch Law in Decentralization
Explosion IN q baltimore scwer-The Ma
Nictoria's Condition-The Alleged Triple
Alliance Against France-Intcrestin For
eiCu Events.
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w,.nae, Davltt and the Dynamite Pol

Michael Davitt, from his prison, has
written a vigorous letter to the Young Ire
land society OF Glasgow, In which he says
,h n" dvnamiie policy can only have the effect
s ~ ex.snerating the English Democracy.
IT IL doelsres that il would be far better TO
n moFI and wait for another twenty years
thar, Moi" to o." pl,y into the hands Of lreland's
enemies e% by giving rein to despair and re
yenge.
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The ParneIl-Ecstimcnial Meeting a
gtzzse.

LIMERICK. April 4.-The public meeting
which was held here yesterday for the pur-
pose Of giving 10 Mr.. Parnell q substantial
Testimonial II the estimation in which he is
held proved TO be fiasco. Only forty per-
sons subscribed to the projected fund for
raising the encumbrance on BIS farm, and
the scheme was temporarily, at least, aban-
donpd
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Hirp I'm Colorado.

DENVER, April 4.-Early this morning a
disastrous fire occurred at Greeley. fifty
miles north OF here. y. W. Hall, hardware
and furniture, and II. b. Jackson, dry
goods, suffered serious or total losses. The
Union Bank building and Masonic and
Odd-Fellows' halls were destroyed. The
loss is estimated at $500
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Cleveland Democratic.

CLEVELAND. April 4.-The Democrats
elect John II. Farley mayor 10y nearly 1000
majority. The whole city ticket. with
fourteen out Of eighteen councilmen and
seven out Of nine members OF the Board OF
Education. controlling bothof those bodies,
was also elected by the Democrats.
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Nurderers Lynehcd.

HASTINGS. NEB.. April bingham and
Green. the murderers OF Cash Willett, were
hanged bya mob Of thirty-hye masked men
last night. II is not known what was dohe
with Babcock, the other murderer
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E A FIgE HAIR DRESSING dress
rs the hair perfectly, and is also prepare
ton uncquniled Tor the eradication OF dam
drui.
The superiority Of Burnetts Flayoring
Extracts consists in their purity and
great strength.
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A. ~ ~ o,c. Mixed. % bushel. very goodat
G2c.: AZ bushels very good on private terms:
CorTOS.-Tone dill. Receipts, : 9bsies Qso'a'
tions: MlddlIng, 0Hc.: low middline, Syesc'
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.

Location unsurpassed. one square from Broad
street station. Pennsylvania railroad.
Newly furnished and improved. with 300 rooms.
Offers attractions superior 70 any hotel IN Phiia-
.,.irhIa LII. MALrBN,
NH I8TuThSsaIn Proprietor.
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Flour.

FlOur-We quote; ! D.. s3Gt3.25: superfne,
extra, f5els5.3O. common faiJliy,
s5.35MfJ.60; Patent family. f7Mf7.75.
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Purchase Of States Interest i'm "a
North Carolina Railroad.
[specinl telegram DO ~ Dlspalch.l

lSpccidi telegram 10 inc fispaicH'I
RALEIGH, y. c., April The stock
holders OF the Cape Fear and Yadkin-Val-
lev railroad to-day ratified the act OF the
last Legislature in regard to the purchase
OF the States stock. President Gray paid
Treasurer Worth SsS,67j for $4,000 Of
bonds and the States stock in the road.
There is great rejoicing in Fayetteville.
GBy Associated Press.l
RALEIGH, Y. G.. April 4. -Iesterday the
stockholders Of the Clpo-Fear and Yadkin-
Valley railway. in full meeting at Fayette-
vile. ratified the bill recently passed by the
Legislature. Julius 4. Gray, the prcsi-
dent. paid to-day into the treasury $500
in payment for $4,000 OF bonds Of said
railroad and accrued interest, and go,
In payment of state stock. The State
Treasurer then surrendered the bonds and
gave up the certificates Of the State stock.
Tomorrow the stockholders will hold
their regular annual meeting. y syndi-
cate will represent the States stock just
purchased. The company will be reorgan-
ized and begin work ut once to complete
the road,
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CATARRff.


RADICAL CURE,
THE GREAT BALsAMuC D1sTILLATIoN OF
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE,
CANADIAN FIR, MARlGOLD,
CLOyER-BLOSsOM,& &C,
for the
RELIEF AND PERMANENT
CURE oF EVERY FORM OF CATARRH'
from simple Head Cold or Innuenza TO the Loss
Of smell. Taste, and Hearing, Cough Bronchitis
and Incipient Consumption. Relief in Eve min
ut,s ia any and every case. Nothing like It,
Grateful, fragrant, who esomc. Cure begins from
DECENTRALIZATION, and IS rapid, radical, permanent
and uever-failing.
one bottle Il deal Cure, one box Catarrhal soi-
vent, and sauford's inhaler, all in one pack
age, forming n complete treatment OF all drug
gists, forsI. Ask forsASFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 4, 1858.

OFFERINGS,
wuEAr.-white, sss bushels. Red, o7e bushels
coRN,-White, IL "a bushels. hiNea, os easn-
els. HtII
MEAL.-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wusAr.-White, Is bushels good at sl.lo.
Rcd 900 bushels very good Longoerry on private
terms: TO- bushels mixed a, sil9.
scogS.-T white, 1892 bushels god 70 very Soea
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsEs.
HOTEL COMFORT,
Ill QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly -furnishei hotel IS no"
o,cr for die reception Of guests. This hotel, hAN-
INC been dtted up with the greatest at'enulnt 20
ihr modern requirements n tie travelling puuhc,
ipIlcs A want loug cXpcf ,euced 10y those visiting
Hampton Ia quest Il comfort, economy. cNiliti'
y,sl-p pared food, cleanliness. and poitene,s.
Veil- IT all hours in restaurant Special terms
for families.
Iarrc samplc-rooms Tor commercials. whose pa
tr,rae 4. esnaciaily asked for. Commercial rates,
- rer iav b. BARNNED, Proprietor.
NH l.f3m Late Manager 81 Bon-Ar Hotei.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, April 4. 1883.
SArES-FmsT BOARD.-3.Go0 Virginia new IS
AZ So. 5000 30. at 53's. 500 do. a. 03's, 5000
do. II 53ls. 1900 do. at 53s; LOO virginia tax
receivable coupons. new, at &c; 10000 Virginia
noclers AT SO: 10000 Virginia lo40's al 31is;
400 VIRGINIA tax-receiyable coupons, Old AZ 90
SECOND BOARD.-G shares Norfolk and Western
common ~ -: 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds,
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SAkT.
GAIT SALT!

GATE SALT!
S.,.,o of bark ANNA for sale to arrive consist
we OF WOHrHi>oTOS anu htVhLrh
In tore iars. stock II LIyERrooL FACTORY
" EiIIFD : AIT, hest brands.
81 -. Je,,x.r,A al all railroad stations
f'' '""'' DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
,ocas. -.es,.-s'
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+ ROBERTSON.

7 l.. ROBERTSON,
81. BOND AND STOCk-BRokER,
No. BROAD STREET, NEW lohh'
Buys AND SELLS RAILROAD BOMBS AND
STOCKS, AND ALL CLASSES or STU
RITES BOUGHT AND soLpiN
THE OPEN MARhEr.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES >fE'iALI l.
Refer 10 WaI,-Street National Bank Real Estate
rrust comnsny, New York; Colonel Wlilltm r.
!, ~. NN - hm',nd Va mh 22-rh.>u&1uim
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FINANCIAL.

XyTARREN Il QUARLEs,
w BANKERS AND BROkkR>,
III MAIN srREEr, RICHMOND EA,,..
RIrV and SILL STOCKS. BONDS, and MIS-
CFILANEOUs SkCURlIlks. Investment
bonl. A specially. Ne issue SIGHT DRAFTS On
AL. POINTS n EUROPE, in Sums 10 siit par
,hss.r. a. I'VE a rates ~ lS-3m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND, APEIL 1, 1853.
ARRIVED.
schooner Sall,c 4 lien. Lloyd, Georgetown, ID.
schooner Hattie NJ. Cove. Chase. Ci,y Point,
HIGHT, g. load coal. Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
steamer Nel ie White. Clifford, Norfolk tpiiel
>,ato mail, merchandise, aud passengers l. d
Tsrrr superintendent
schooner sarah Wood. Clifford, Boston, coal
Ch.sapcake and ohio Railway Company.
PORT OF NEWPOBT'S NEWS. APRIL f. 1883.
[By telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Iuray. ScheFmcrh0rr. Norfolk MGR
chandse and passengers chesapeake aud ONO
Railway COmpIuT land sailed on rctuTnl.
steamer Accomac. Dclk. merchandise and pas
sengers. Smithhcld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailcd on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton. Mctarrick. NOTION
merchandise and passengers. the,aieaSe aud ohl1
Railway Company land sailed on riunl.
SAILED.
steamship Egypt. Bcayerly, Bremen, from Nor
folk having c1dled
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NlIIMAI-kFF.

MILWAUKEE,. April 4.--Flour IA fair demand.
Wheat quiet and easy; No. , Milwaukee hard,
Si.l3: soft. Sl.O54 cash: April. El.O-A; No. 3,
So. Corn duh and lower; No. .. 5Sc. oats
higher; No. scarce NJ AZ C. Proylsi' ms lower.
Me- pork, sls.lJ cash and April lard-i'rime
steam. sll.3O cash and April. Live hogs lower,
dressed. $1,000 - 50
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CHICAGO. April 4.-Flour duh and uncaangef.
Wheat active and lower: regular. Sl.O3h April.
April. oats dun and lower: 424@ 4Z.c. cash.
46,c. April. Pork active and lower: $500 y
S1SO7N cash and April Lard IN active demand
and lower; 81 l.2j0=l >ca,h and April. Nhls-
L. TO .t1x and uuslaIvgtf
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BALTIMORE.

gurruoRB, April 4.-virglnia g., eonsoh
dared AZ; second series. S1'ai new lV-ats' o-f
new IS, 53s. Bid to-dayi
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--Nellie Carlton. daughter Of Gin
cfnnati dry goods merchant, could not
get along comfortably with her new
stepmother, and SO went alone to Mil
waukee, taking along great deal OF
money and valuable clothing and jew
elry. For a week she kept to her room
in fashionable clearinghouse, killing
time with novels and piano. One
afternoon she went out for walk. She
met George w. Bixby, whom she had
known very slightly, and he, on hearing
of her lonely position, proposed mar
rage. This struck her rs kindly offer,
and they went Immediately to a Justice.
who united them. When she awoke
next morning her husband and portable
yaluables were gone.
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UNCLE En-, ~ We used to call him, among
lots Of good qualities had one failing. He
did love good liquor; but such was the state
Of his credit that no one would trust him.
He therefore one day resorted to . trick to
answer the great desire Of his appetite. He
took two case-bottles, put quart Of water
in one of them, then put bottle in each
& IN take quart Of gin," said Uncle Eb a.
he placed the empty bottle ON the counter:
The gin was put In, and the bottle replaced
in his pocket, when Uncle Eb pulled from
his purse what at q distance might seem like
tin, Uncle Ed, said the trader. "Eh, now,
it's two-shilling piece" said Uncle Eb.
" It's tim" said the trader; shan't take
It," It's all I've got.n "Very wei, you
can't have the GIN" Uncle Eb, without
the quart of water. The trader took it,
poured it into the gin-barrel, and Oh went
Uncle Eb, chuckling.-Exch
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AK the most eminent physician
on anv school. what 4 he best thing n
sse -v.-,d - ,,,,,.xs,,., - .u.v,r~ an irvi-
- - ~. -. - --..s-sn -. -
sseoAa Va VIC -. .SI1 - AoAn.s
nervous complaints, giving natural, child
M, -~,ev.st,u-, slo.v, ~Iw~vss
80 80 - ar -, -. 100000,
Anu 'l'ey WIN sn yo1 u.
Some form OF Hops"
CHAPTER L
Ask any or all Of the most eminent ply
sicians:
!" What Il the best and only remedy that
can berolied on to cure all diseases OF the KID
neys and urinary organs; such - Brights
disease. diabetes, rotentton or inability to
retain urine, and all tbs Diseases and all
ments peculiar to Women
And thew will tell You oxp1lc1 INA
emphaticsliy q Buchu."
aWS.t 4 the R R,cs s'e reliable and surest
- - .s s--Ss - S - 49,
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A Paper Boat.

A faper DOats
During one Of my summer vacations
among the lakes of Central New York,
I resolved to make. IL possible, a paper
boat which should be easy to row OF
paddle, light enough to be carried short
distances with comparative ease, and,
at the same time, safe and even ddrable
If managed with reasonable care.
Il was TO be twelve feet long. first
made framework on which to stretch
he paper.
For this latter purpose l bought about
eighteen yards Of very strong wrapping
paper. It was of light cream color.
smooth on the surface, and very tough.
but neither stiff nor very thick; and
being made in long rolls. it could bc a.
tanned of almost any length desir' n
was only about a yard wide, hst Il
required two breadths to ~ .ch .rn',ra
the frame in the wides' 49,. 49,.
enough OF the roll to covsr the frame
-. IT, .o 5000 :, -sw minutes in water.
!. sae sa..snaS .Ae frame upside down
ana fastened she edges of the two strips
OF paper = It, by tapping them carefully
ON .ne under side Of the bottom-board
an lacking them to it, 80 that the paper
nung down loosely on all sides. It was
then trimmed, Tapped and doubled over
as smoothly IS possible at the ends Of
the frame, and held In place by means
of small clamps. Along the edges 1t
was drawn light, trimmed and doubled
down over the gunwale. where it was
1irmlyheld by slipping strips of ash just
inside Of the gunwales. The shrinkage
caused by the dying stretched the paper
thus fastened, tightly over the frame
work. A soon as thoroughly dry, it
was vanished, inside aud out, with
asphaltum varnish thinned with turpen-
tine, and, rs soon a. that had soaked IN,
n second coat of the same varnish was
applied, but with less turpentine;
and. finally. the laps or joints
of tho paper were covered with
pieces Of muslin stuck on with
the unthinned varnish. The loose strips
of ash were now removed and another
layer Of paper was put ON and fastened
along the edge OF the boat by replacing
the strips Is before. When the paper
was dry and the whole outside of the boat
vanished several times, until it present
ed smooth, shining surface, covered
the whole boat with unbleached muslin,
sswed - the ends and lacked ALONG the
gunwales. Il was then tichtened bv
sbr;uking. and finally received three
coats Of z mixture of yarnish and paint.
ther tool come split rattan. and. after
wets;ro a wound E firmly around both
uunws1e and inside strir. passing it
fhrcuch ANAL holes uunched in the
nsner inst below the runwale. until the
made and outside strips were bound to-
gether into one strong gunwale.
A double-bladed paddle was at first
used to propel it. and answered the pur-
pose, but was found to be awkward, the
boat being rather too wide. It was after
ward rugged with wooden, and finally
with iron, rowlocks and light oars. /
also put in movable seat With these
improvements it Is 90 satisfactory that
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The Delaware peach crop is reported
a hi LADEN 70 s With ce coming 01 the
Delaware River with the matches open
might send chill over the State that
would blast every blamed bud.-Phila-
delphia Chronicle.
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The Boston ongregationalist records
rs q significant fact that recently Major
Burke, proprietor Of the New Orleans
TINES Democrat. had the sporting news
omitted one day in order to make room
for column on the organization Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Il Louisiana
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Mrs. Ann Lacour, Of New Orleahs, La,
writes IL have q son who has been sick for
two years; he has been attended by our
This morning he had his usual spell Of cough
ing, and was 50 greatly FRUSTRATED in con-
sequence, that death seemed imminent. We
had in tho house bottle of Dr.. WM. HALLS
BAIsAM FOR THE LUNGS purchased by Wy
husbsnd, who noticed your Advertisement
Yesterday. We administered il according
to directions and he was instantly relieved
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Jeremy Taylor is Of all the old divines
one Of the most devout and s0ber-mind-
ed. vet there is vein Of humor in him
that breaks out most quantity even in
his ssHoly Living and Holy Dying" In
his consultations to widows he cautions
them against cons0ling themselves too
soon With fresh husbands. and by way
of IN example OF unseemly haste he cites
the widow Of Ephesus whose story is
told by Petronius:
Her beloved spouse was laid in the
tomb, and the same night she came and
went down into the vault to weep and
die with him. In the midst of the GEM
etery was a gibbet ON which was the
dead body Of murderer. and soldier
stood guard. He saw the woman 60 into
the vault and finding it very lonely
where he was standing he presented
himself at the door of the tomb and
scraped acquaintance with the disconso-
late woman. She permitted. him to come
in and then told him that she was there
to perish with her dear departed. He
succeeded in the course of few hours
in convincing her that 1t would be much
more sensible to live for him than to die
for the dead man. and they struck up an
engagement before the morning light
returned. This being settled the soldier
went up to look after his charge on the
gibbet when, 10! the friends had been
there and stolen him. and the soldier.
rushing again to the vault drew his
sword to kill himself. for his life would
be the forfeit Of his neglect Of duty. But
she told him she could show him game
worth two Of THAR the dead husband
was nothing to her now she had a live
one, and 40 together they managed to
get the corpse out and upon the gibbet
IN the place Of the murderer. Thus the
life of the soldier was saved and the
widow didn' tstarve to death in the tomb.
Jeremy Taylor thinks this was unbc-
coming haste, and we quite agree with
Jeremy. Hdrpes's Aagasine.
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Wendell Phillips hopes that the day
will come when no man will smoke on
the streets.
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A BrG-HANDKD sawyer named Shaw,
Put his finger too near the buzz-saws
He saw his mistake,
But each pain and ache,
st. Jacobs Oil cured in his paw.
A rheumatic old man named Meekers
Was sick . whole year in Topeekers
He there would have died.
But st. Jacobs Oil tried,
It sent him back cured to Osweeger.
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DIR. C. w. BEKsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills. Are prepared expressly to cure
and will cure Headache oS all kinds, Neu-
ralgia, Nervousness and Dyspepsia. Proved
and endorsed by physicians.
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Mr.. LABoUcHERE says in London Truth:
A friend writes to me from Rome that the
poor old Marches de Grille (Adelaide Ris-
tori) produced anything but a pleasant inn
precision when she appeared the other day
as Marie Antoinette at . Roman theater, on
the occasion of benefit. The house was
crowded, but poor Ristori, now sixty-five,
is pitiable wreck. However, she is very
wealthy, 20 that she WIN not be Obliged to
lucky both for her and for the public.
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CHER Majesty skins her knee" II q
touching editorial caption in the Chicago
Herald
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ISTEMPERANcE among women is increas'
ing in Great Britain. Some years since Il
was five Incorporate women to ten men,
but later statistics make it stand seven
women to ten men.
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GRAY hairs are the only object Of respece
that can not excite envy.-Bdcon.
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"MY hands scere covered scifh lttle dry
scabs. They haVe disGppcared and Pm bet
ter than hare been for t,centy years, ron
using DR.. Beas0n's Skin Cure" a. AZ.
Noble, Selma, N. c., july 3, '82.
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Rheumatlsm Positively Cured
In the shortest time. Write for free 4Opago
pamphlet on rheumatism, to r. X. Helphen-
slime, Druggist, Washington, ID. @.
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Hsle's Honey Of Hosehound and Tar
cbecks cold and prevents bronchitis. Pixies
toothache drops cure In one minute.
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QUEEN CoRoLA; Of 6axony, has beam
tifdl face and engaging manners. She Is
fond Of English literature, and reads
her children.
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THE voLrAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich. win
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances ON trial for
thirty days to men young or old who are at
f1icted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
complete restoration of health and manly
vigor. Address as above. N B.-No risk 70
incurred, IS thirty days trial IL allowed.
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lNcoMPETENcY-Fortun derived from
hotel-keeping.-Nec York Star.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-05-12

In this world man must be either anvil
or hammer.-Longfell0so.
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s.sa Great haste is not always good
speed.D Yet you must not dilly daily in
caring for your health. Liver, kidneys and
that prince of medicines, Kidney Wort,
which comes in liquid form or dry both thor
eughly efficacious. Have it always ready.
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THERE is no arena in which vanity dis
plays itself under such . variety of form
as In nver<ation--PGscal.