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Austin Correspondence u he Virginia EHterprise,
In the vacant lots, ravines, and favorable
spots in aud about Austin, as also in all
parts Of the State, native wild tobacco
grows profusely. 1t seems to require little
or no water, but the fresh, green. looking
plant grows vigorously in all its sticky
juicy nastiness everywhere. 1t Is simply q
filthy weed, which few respectable animals
care to browse upon. Over in Como, where
! was 20 years ago, an old Missourian, who
knew all about tobacco, headed down and
trimmed some OF the most vigorous
plants, and thus succeeded in making
quite perceptibly recognized substitute
for real smoking TOBACCO. The Piutes and
shoshones smoke II to small extent, bu,
they much prefer the white mans tobacco.
Yet this shows very conclusively that
tobacco can BIO raised in Nevada with the
most perfect facility, il not with profit.
Tobacco is said to grow in any locality
where cabbage can, but in this State il Ger:
tainly grows in localities where cabbages
would perish from thirst or any other
nutriment. Perhaps Nevada may become
noted as tobacco-producing State by and
BY.
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1t is time for our farmers to understand
that the days Of small horses are over ex-
cept to drive to town and for light livery
work. They cannot afford either to raise
them or to own them. II they will observe
carefully they will discover that 1t costs no
more to keep colt two years than call,
and that during these years on stock kept,
the colt will increase In value a great deal
faster than the call. We do not advise far.
mers to go altogether into horse farming or
into any specially. But along with the
calves and the pigs, raise few good large
colts. 1t is unsafe to devote farm to any
kind OF stock. The true wisdom Is to raise
some OF each, but whatever you do, raise
the best. We have learned from expert
ence tina. corn is never 80 cheap or grass 80
plenty that it will pay to put either into
scrub cattle, scrub hogs, or scrub horses.
And the man who does 1t when he can
help it will soon be rated as scrub farmer.
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BAD OntlooIs for Cotton.

chicago IrtbHHe
The New Orleans correspondent OF a
Chicago wholesale house writes that the
cotton crop in Florida, Alabama, Missis.
sippi, Arkansas and his own State does not
promise well. The long continued drought
In the hill lands especially has injured the
plant seriously, maturing 1t rrematurely
and cutting of the yield considerably.
The caterpillar has hurt the plant in Flor
ida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana,
and greater loss is feared on this account.
Last year the whole Of the Mississippi bot
tom lands were flooded, and they were par
TALLY flooded this year, but they will yield
larger this season than last in spite Of the
caterpillar and drought. The hill lands,
however, will fall short in the yield. The
reports IRON Texas are more favorable,
though not as good as they were month
ago, The grain crops are reported good
and sufficient.
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whstthe knights saw In Frisco.


One OF tho attractions OF the recent per-
Torrance in the Chinese theatre in San
Francisco for the benefit OF the Knights
Templar was stage fight between two war.
riors, whose method OF attack was to jump
up in the air, strike the adversary on the
chest with the bottoms OF both ieet, and
then fall full length on the stage, striking on
their backs with terrific force. 1t was a
style OF tumbling evidently new to most
Of the spectators, who applauded vigor.
ously. Another style Of gymnastics wss
much admired. The performer would
stand on chair which was the apex OF a
pyramid OF tables and chairs, turn som.
erset in the air, and land on another chair
similarly elevated, with his legs crossed
under him like tailor. This feat was
done repeatedly by two performers dressed
in bewildering multitude OF baggy trou-
sers, jackets and cloaks. With the ordinary
dress Of an athlete the feat is calculated to
break both legs Of the performer, but dress.
ed as they were It was an astonishing ex-
hihition.
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THE DORSEY LErrERs.
They show the spirit and Methods Of u
Sneak hieE.

They show the spirit anil Methods OF o
sneak- hieE
Chicago Tribune.
The publication Of these letters will moi
hurt anybody but Dorsey. They show that
he has the spirit and the methods OF 9
sneak.thief. Their publication at this time
through the organ he has chosen will enly
complete the verdict Of guilty which was
passed upon him and the star-route Jury
alike by tho American people when after
two trials he at last escaped the ielon's cell
which he was so well calculated to adorn.
It would have been better for the Repub.
lican party, perhaps, II all who desired to
contribute money had imposed the same
conditions as Mr.. John NJ. Forbes did
that none Of the subscriptions should pass
through the sticky fingers Of the ex.Sena-
tor from Arkansas; but we cannot regret
that he was put in possession OF the instru.
ments with which to complete his own
ruin and establish the innocence OF others
whose only misfortune and guilt lay in as.
sociating with him on terms Of equality.
The publication Of the letters addressed
10 Mr.. Dorsey and Gov. Jewell by several
prominent Republicans during the Presi.
dental campaign OF 1880 will only serve to
deepen the public regret that the ex-Star
route thief, through the mistaken Glenn
ency ola Washington jury, escaped the
imprisonment which he richly deserved In
some copgenial penitentiary. Persons who
have read these letters hoping to find in
them an exposure OF campaign secrets will
be severely disappointed. The letters are
not Of such character that anybody need
be ashamed Of them, or regret seeing them
in print. The most noteworthy circum-
stance connected with their publication IT,
that but one or two OF them were ad.
dressed to Dorsey himself. The rest
Of them were directed to Governor Jew
ell, and came into the possession OF the
Star route thief through his accidental con-
nection with the National Committee. He
had them under the seal OF sacred conf.
dence. The use he has made OF them in
their publication by Bourbon Democrat.
ic newspaper will make him politically and
socially an outcast for all time to come. A
man who is capable OF stealing and deliv.
ering TO the press for publication personal
letters addressed 10 another Is morally in
the position Of robber OF the mails. It Is
easy to believe that one who can be guilty
Of such conduct would not be restrained
by any nice principles Of honor from en-.
gaging in the Star route conapiracies for
which Dorsey was tried and queerly &C.
Quilted ,''P .
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Julia Berecs was found murdered. sandos
charged the Jewess with the crime. She
had murdered the girl to procure blood for
the Passover. Tho JeWess swore that julia
Berecs was her dearest friend, that she
knew nothing Of the crime, nor had even
heard Of the Talmud and It's iniunctions.
Yet she was sentenced to death. The pen
atty was committed to hard labor for life.
After two years Sandos destroyed himself,
leaving his fortune to the Jewess and a
confession that he had murdered the girl.
Julia Weiss was, OF course, released, but
she rejected the proaered heritage.
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Black Rust on Patatoes.
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| Frhnn0S.

h1CHuNVe. rH... ....
A serious danger Is said to threaten the
potato crop OF Western New York. The
foliage Is being attacked by what is known
as black rust. II spreads rapidly, and two
or three days are sufficient 10 ruin the en-
tire growth. 1t has done It's work on the
soon a. the vines dry up thus prematurely
The he potato Itself is affected and rots. I
Warsaw, n. Y, correspondent says: "a
large number Of potato growers, who q few
days since were anticipating an abundant
yield, see nothing but the mos! complete
destruction OF their crop. The cause Is at
tributed to the very wet summer. The pc,
tato vines in the garden Of your CORES
pondt mt look as III black iroGt had occur
red. The potatoes are Just starting to decay
n HDOtA.' ra.zI s..E. ~
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CHE gntelLiqenlen.
"ftic"i Nos. 20 r.1 ~ Fourteenth street
Ar EVENT DE.

AH he Year Round.
Stretch out thine hand 10 me across the waste:
All, dear lost friend, SEE how between Us rolls
An arid plain whert wander weeping SOUL,
That seek Tor all the shadows they have chased,
While sadly wandering, torn by breads and fears
Amid the mszes Of liie'sweafy years
Stretch out thine hand nor heed all that which leI
Between my living form and thy dead heart.
Help me 10 play alone my llstleSi part,
Wherein / see nAught Of those clear bright skies
We watched together, Standing hand IN hand,
Totee the sunset deck the darling land.
That time has come again. stand alone.
Save when between the darkness and the light
clio G niue eyes and think: then each gray stone,
Each gentle hollow, each fair Light ana shade
Are mine, imprinted where time cannot fade.
Then why not come and ut betide the fire,
Make thysef kLOwnl lwould nat ak for more,
Would rot cen question Of what dAfkkOme shore,
Where | have lost thee, nor would aspire
TogaLe within thy eye% Let me but clasp
Thine hand IA mlnsl could not fear thy gasp.
Dear, thou art dead, yet wilt thou not re.urn'
/ do not fear thee, fOe know thou'rt d I'D.
And watch with me the drift.wood redlY burn,
JAtt as thou dldSt Of old. lis eyenude,
What keeps thee hOm thy friends freslte2
I will not question more: methink thou'rt here,
YeAgninH to whisper OF thy D. essence hweet
/ will be still, perchance I'll hear thy feet
Pause At my threshold, or thy whisper near.
l will be STILL for death Is dumb Is dumb!
Thou canst not speak. 30 will feel thee come.
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a sure Cure for piles.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called DR..
Williams Indian Ointment A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases of twenty
Eve years standing. No one need suffer i've
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
Ing medicine. Lotions and instruments de
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itch.
Ing, particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, acts as q poultiee, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceiPt Of price, 81 90.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and Z. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. p4w >
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Mrs. Dr. wal,ou,s porludicnl Tea,

Mother Walton has prescribed this valus-
bic medicine for great many years In her
private practice, and Il has proved an untail.
ing specific in the treatment OF the many dis
orders To which the female constitution 10
subject. Mrs. DR.. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that the Tea Is not like many
nostrums put up by unprincipal men for
purposes 50 base We will not mention them,
but Is simply to Alleviate aud Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. Price 81. For sale by ]. F. shirk,
Logan d Co., also Chas. Menkemeller, Wheel.
Ing, and r. K. Mc0osahey, bridgeport, OF
mSiled on receipt Of price by FraEier Medi-
cine Co, UlevalAhd. pAw
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CouId Not Lifl q Pound.

Theaboye are the words Of Ms. Harriet Bailey,
Of Putnam, Conn. She writes May 8, 1883: "a have
been troubled with kidney aud liver dAease for two
years IAuHered severely In the back aud loIak
Before taking your wonderful medicine. Hunts
Remedy, could not lift pound. After giving It
fair trial, began to improve, aud can now truly
say It was q 'G0dtend TO me- as am low able to
do my household work and enjoy The beat oil health
have recommended Hunrs Remedy to tive OF my
nCIghbon, who have been greatly benefited by
1t. This letter send voluntarily, with the hope
thSt 1t will be the mesus Of inducing some sufferer
TO use Hunts Remedy, and be cured as have
BEEN" au2T.MwFAw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Diseases OF the blood own /. coaqucror. Endorsed
in writing by over nifty thousand leading citizens
clergymen and physicians In U. S. and Europe.
sr-For sale by oil leading druggists. $50.
The DR.. 8. A. Richmond Medical Co. Props,
81. Joseph. Mo. %
Charles n. Crittenton. Agent, New York City.
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SuatO1d COHttpOhdtHCt FhIRue phH tIt1'
Philadelphia this year, aslast, furnished
the diamond QUEEN Of the occasion, Mrs.
Moore, Of Spring Garden street. whoee
laces and silks were inventoried by one
protesting accurate information at $4,000
and her diamonds at $4,000, making a mel
total Of Sos 900 for the evening" toilet A
stdate gentlem an in evening dress, follow'
ing her for her protection, was pointed out
as detective.
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when 10 pluck piutes.

NeVadd TERRITORIAL EntapFiie,
Now that over.soft and rotten melons arr
beginning to be plentiful, the Piutes are al
most ready to believe that the millennium
is at hand. In the present placid condi
ton OF their minds and gorged state o.
theirstomachs they would offer but feeble
il any, resistance to being baptized into oul
several churches. There are times and
seasons for all things, and the melon season
Is the time for saving Piutes.
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s, @s1ouE PROOF.

49,, ,sd Liver Diseases and hheumAusm'-
hIaI' feTibIy-"EoIhlng seemed 70 help me
s SiSS, sstOuI Of bed. d.. SmiIn S earsa ~
wheeling, ". Va.
,,...s polypus Of Nose, Impaired voice.-suf'
n w, ,ssS; paknt medicine failed 70 help me-
q ~ :s II completely cured n me- 3. cu.nnrcr
NJ speIdei i Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
-, .Hd liberated Btomach.-'HTreatment
VPIeE IlIIsJ Ia viye G.e relief. DR.. Smith cured
y SG' 'A''T HUaGS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
x nH,A Them for fourteen years d. smith
M nAN LOUIS Y. WASHINGTON.
t0tS rs Runniny SOrts on Head.-"My son was
Sfetii r. r IoiTteen years. Nothing seemed 10
sISSIn b.. smith cured him"
Yep at'a' W. ' MES. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, wheeling, ". Va.
r,,o., -"sufefed for years with Cancer. Had II
-, al ihrte tues 1t returned after each opera
scl d. smith cured me whom fii ee seqFTs OF
pia." ETIst n NV hal n, n
~ ~ RpnSfed dying. Dr.. smith cured me- with
vi 1a!'e' u wv ~ THOMAS CoLvIE,
Wbol..Ie Grocer, Main 81, Wheeling, W. Va.
r,,sttIonS Of ReCluu. FrolApsus and Piles.
~. riTpt no 10 die and pronounced iHcnra-
n. 4, spIIh cured ne without knife"
W. ' WASHINGTON DkLAHY,
Martins Ferry.
Roe n. O. Ladd Writ8:-"Dr. Smiths profes.
ES,l srytCes In my family nave been most satis-
b;S;r mi commend him TO all n = gentleman
Isi nllul phydciAn."
IN Margaret HOlb ays:-tI had been suffering
n tx IN van and treated BY many physicians for
SnItISis, Dr. smith said had 4 tape worm, and
i Nm houn removed monster 100 feet long,"
Frllle C0npIGiuA-Three years In hosp tails Tor
KIDS, give me peculiar advantages N such cases.
hnCls cured Of CAtAIrh, diseases Of heart, LIVER.
tcs.Ih, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
IA stGkleSts Of men and youth, scrofulA and
lSssI testify 10 my success.
haCuRd without The knife.
hlesn Il Distance may DO treated BY letter and
nu.!ielou guaranteed. chart for self-exAmina:
ag9nI Gu receipt Of two three-cent stamps, and
lirN returned free
IS.suIlE0p at Office free. ofice housfrom "a.
i OfE L, dAily. Call OIL or address
JOHN x, SMITH, N. D..
AILNE No li0i ChApllneSt. Wheeling. w. We.
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Kossuth, the veteran Hungarian patriot,
not only has no sympathy with the anti.
Jewish feeling Of his country, but has taken
occasion to express the severtst condemna.
lion Of Il. He has written a complimentary
LITTER 10 the advocates who pleaded for the
Jews in the late Hungarian trial IN which
he tells them OF circumstance which &C.
CURED some years previously in Hungary.
One sandos fell madly in love with beau.
tiiul Jewish girl, Julia Weiss. She refused
10 listen to him or TO conversion 10 Chris.
tIanity. Presently D Christian girl named
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NEVER was such rush made for any Drug
Store as is now OF Logan & Co.'s, bridge cor.
ner, for Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds.
OF the Throat and Lungs, can get Trial Bot
tie OF this great remedy for ten cents by
calling q: above Drug Store. MwF4w
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world
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AN Indian poet has written some verses
on the opulence Of his poverty. What
worries the most Of usat the present time
is the poverty OF our opulence. It Ia too
sad a thing to write verses about-Nev
York Commercial.
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"How shall We stop the great evil Of
lying?P asks religious weekly. It can't
be stopped, but the evil might be lessened
materially by abandoning the custom Of
putting inscriptions on tombstones.-Norr.
Herald.
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NVo4V" SV"""S'uS4Hs
A little girl at Palmer, Mass, who had
been naughty and was punished by hel
mother, made the following prayer when
she went to bed at night: "0h, God, please
make me good, but just good enough 80
won't have to be whipped"
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MEDICAL.
A NOTED Rrr uNTrT1Rp WOMAN,


MAssrs. hitorss-
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From Eminent DR.. .. q. Clark, oswego

"Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic Is by far the
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other.) OF druggists. MwF4w
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A TEXAS woman only 90 years old has
been married seven times, and yet she
isn't half so good looking as lois Of girls
who can't even catch a beau.-Burlingio,
Free Pres.
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Cured MY Mifr,s Wenk ness.

From Evansville, Ind, the home OF on,
correspondent, Mr.. John r. Paterson, comes
the following; Samaritan iNerVine cured my
wife OF case OF female weakness" It's 40
extract from Mr.. Pasterson's letter. $3.50
Mvv&w.
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THE AGoNIEs OF BILIOUS COLO,

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CALL on your op,ican and get pair Of
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leading Jewellers and Opticians. xwF&w
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FAR more valuable than those golden
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- NwFIW
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"Romnn and Her pi.ensen. -

Is the title OF an interesting treatise zoo pages
sent, postpaid, for three stamps. Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N, I. TuEAW
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THE Concord School Of Philosophy has
talked out, dissolved, collapsed. The
"whichness Of the If" period has passed.
Lynn Item.
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DR.. HAKrMAs-Dear Sir: l am thankful
to God that can acknowledge your treat.
ment tPsriha) OF my daughters eye, has
been successful and satisfactory. I would
be glad 10 have the public have confidence
In you. n. B-PleaSe make your fees In
reach OF poor people. Remember the tender
mercies OF the wicked are cruel.
REV. Z, II, BALDWIN,
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sHIoH's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for Catarh, Diphtheris and Canker Mouth.
Sold by Nolan Brothers, and Alex r.
Young. p4w
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IN view OF sullivans successful fights
the New York Tribune thinks that the pro
verb Nothing succeeds like success"
should DO changed to read "Nothing sluga
like slugging."