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THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1884.

About sixty million copies of The
Sun have gone out OF their establish
lnent during the past twelve months.
Ifyoa were to phste en'I to end all
the coluInas'Uf all 'THE SUNS printe,t
tld sold last year you would ges i
continuous strip OF information, com.
mon sense wisdom, sJund doctrine,
and sane wit lOslg enough to reach
from Printing House Square to thu TIP
vi Mount COpernicus III the moo,i,
then back ~ Printing House square,
aud then three quarters Of the way
oaok ~ the moon again.
But Inc SUN is written for theinhab.
ittAnts ottie earth this slime strip 81
slntefiigtLce would giid 1 the globe
twenty seNon or twtnty eight tiMes.
ltevcry buyerof u copy OF Tiig SUx
during the past year ;ias spent Only
one hour over 1T, aud ii his wife orhis
grandfather has spent aputayg A,ar,o
this newspaper III 1883 has a4iorded
gle hullah race Thirteen thousand wears .
Otstady reading, nlgit aAI day.
1t is only by little caiUaiati Gus like
these thai youcan form any iiea uf
Tie circulation vi the most popular of
American Newspapers, 6Fef It's lnaa.
ence on tue opinions actions OF Amer
lean men and women.
The Sun is. and will eontinue Ia BE-.
a newspaper which tells lhe truth wish
out fear " consequencss, which gets IT
the facts no matter how much the pro-
cess Ussts, which presents the news 81
aIi the world without waste III words
and in the most readable shape. which
.is working with all It's heart for she
cause 0 fhonest government, and which
therefore believes that the Republican
party must 60, ard mast 20 Ia this Jon
ing year q our Lord, 1854.
n you know IHE SuS, you like it
already and you will read Ii with sc-
Gust omed diligence and proGt during
what sure to be the most interesting
yeatih it's history. 1fyou do not yeS
knCw The Sun, it's high time to gst
into the sunshine.
E La NL-.N ELN NNA LM
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Tssms % Neil subseriber1.

The several editions Of THE Sun ere sent
by iaall, postpaid, as follows
DA4Lx-tO cgnts q month, Sc asyeaR with
Sunday edition, a..
sUNDAY-EighE paaes. This edition far-
nlaaes the current news 81 the world.
special articles Of exceptional Interest TO
Everybody and literary reviews of nav
nC0ksot the highest merit. Vi 4 year.
WhkkLY-eI q year. Eight psQes 81 tba
pest matter Of ths daily Issues IN Arri-
culEpral DEPARTMENT. OF uneaualied yMlue,
special market reports, and literary, sci
eatlilc, and domestic Intelligence make
IHE WEEKLY Sun the newspapor foF ~
farmer household. rs cIubso NJ ~ with
eI0, an extra copy Tree.
AaaEesa \. ", ENgLAND. Publisher.
Not. H--0t.
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Arena Prea.c,,sn.

q believe" said Gen Sherman,
Il Govsrner's Island, that il the
future the army VII b ths pncl eus
sFensd which this great nstionslitv
viii coacentrats.a
Whsn this prediction becomes
true. the people q the United
States will have Lost their freedom.
Liberty esnna. live long II : land
where tks niIitasE pessr hseo mes
% parameaat asse form The centre
sfHAtisnal life.
The smallest psssibgs army ana
navy csnsislant With ths pdblic
safety i al this country needs.
II there was really any dasgsr
that ths army soald svss b.
cems mel nucleus Il Gen. Sher-
man talks about. II ought 10 be
swept out d sxieteRce u once. N.
X. san.
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Work il new being done on the
west end Sfths Georgia Pacific.
Railroad. % miles east of Fayeae
courthouse, Ala, or about twice as
far east Of Columbus, Miss. Be.
tween $50 and 200 hands are al
work on a cut and q trsstls. the
latter being . short distance east OF
Ala, in Walker county, near its
weatsrn boundary. The cut is very
deep end itS completion will re-
quire considerable time, 1t is said
the road will go to Days Gap, 10
miles east OF Alta. There are coal
mines at this point, including the
COlumbas and Alta, owned byCOl,
umbuS men. The. road il, hauling
coal 70 Columbus, running 4 freight
train every day. A passenger
train goesto Columbus and returns
every two days. " (.
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TO Repair Damages.

Dear lady, there 10 probably no
uSe telling you that fashionable life
in . great city Is 8 rough one on
your beauty. Late hours, loss Of
sleep and mental excitement will
leave you byand by shorn Of those
beautiful trsssss which drew low.
srS around yoa il other years. Ar
tiieial substitutes an never pass
for those rich and glossy locks.
'ParksE's- Hair BaIsan will atop
your hair from falling out, restore
itS natural color and sCftness, and
prove cleansing and bsne fetal to
the scalp.
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nob Toonbs % lAo Road loglary.

200 LN
heb Tsombs on The Road toGlsry.
Grimn CGa. Sun: Gen. RObgtt
always . grand man, nov
that be has embraced and joined
the church, is erandsr than ever.
He vas always q man Of strong re-.
.ligionS belief notwithstanding his
dissipation and profanity. The
Washington wilkes county, cor.
respondent Of the Augusta News
thus describes his beng received
into The church: @Ish. Toombs was
baptized andadmittsd to the Meth
sdiat church roll at members by
Bishop Pierce last Sunday. The
discourse Of the Bishop was after
his splendid style, and was heard BY
quite a large congre CATION. After
the sermon, during the ceremonies
at the reception Ofthe new member,
scarcely s dry eye could have been
found in the house, SO great was
the JOY felt by the people when
they knew that their grand old cit
izsn had made peace with his God,
Mr.. Gabriel Toombs has long been
= Ghri.tian, and the sight of the
pleasure on his tacs as he stood BY
his brother during the ceremonies
is well worth ens's memory for
years to Gomez
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Rev. E. =. yVAnkloy.

MOBILE, Ala, November 10.-
Rev. 4. 7. Winkler, D. D., died at
Marion, Ala, this evening. He
was esnceded to be tbs ablest thee
lsgiaa ia the State, and Vas one 81
ths foremost of Baptitt eommunion
In aha South. He Was born IN
South Caroline, was educated al
West Poant Military Academy, ARd.
Afterwards graduated Ct Prince
ten Theological Institute. He
lett Charleston during the recoA-
sssuction psEisa and came % ala.
bama. He devoted himself to
P~reaching, 70 religious jourhalism
and % the management 81 iths. in,.
tsrosls Of Howard College. ne
gave ! hlfh charaetsr Ia Baptist
work n IA State. va a6tsa.
svsFye here fas laarning, elAquencei
and OhFistiau humility. He was so.
1enEg efAgs,
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il WILL cOsr YOU N0rnINn

II WILL COST you NOTHING
tc get from Drs. StsFkey and Palen,
100 Girard Street. Philadel phia, al
honest opinion il your ease, if YOU
are suffering from any chrome dis.
ease Consumption, Casarrh, Neu.
ralgia, Rheumatism, or neryOus
irrltability and weakness. They
are making wonderful cures win
thSirnsw Compound Oxygen Treat.
meRt. Write to them and give 1
clear ltatsment otyour case. They
will answer promptly as u ths
chances Of Z cure. THRY HkKR "a
CHARGE T0R CONSULTATIONS. If.
.howeveF, you do rot wish To censult
them u PRESENT drop i postal.card.
asking fer tksir tFeaEise "a Com.
pound Oxygsn, ii which Won viii
ind I historY II rs discovery, na,
turo and action, and 1 Iargd mum,
Der of reports Of diticalt and des.
Psrate cases which they have treat.
"a successfully. Il will Be sent
fee.
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Another Grnnt Moransnt.

WHsHIEaroE, Nov. 9.-Aa dFgan-
izsd movement for the nOnination
Of Gen. Grant next year BY the Re
publicans was started BY piominsnt
officers At . recent reunion ID the
West. The PLAZA Is % enlist militia.
~ influence all through the North
and South, iRcluding contedsrateS
who may be willing 10 Join the or
.gsnization, aud - keep aIooi IRON
the machine politicians until the
nnae comes for a public dempassEs.
liOR.
The entsrprinng authors Of THE
plan think prejudice agsiast the
third term la, passed awav. They
aIso believe that Grant's alliance
with Jay Gould and other operators
i'd Wall Street would bring to his
great railroad sovpo Il.
tiens and insGre = camiprign fund
quite equal iothst which Nj. Nor
tsR and Biz banking friends raised
for Gaffeldin 1880.
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~ Na1eE
The next annual convention Of
Ghs NAtisnal Ootton Plantsrs' AZ.
tosfAtion u America will take
plaes - Yieksburg, Miss, on the
21st sfNsvSmbsr nsxt.
AmSagt tie many Important meas.
dfsb that win come before this Goa.
vSRtioa win be one to devise ways
and means TO secure cooperation
on We part Of the various cotton il.
tstssES of the world in making the
Worlds Industrial ana Cotton Cen
tennial Exposition, an instrument
70 promote the welfare Of all who
are Sngagod il either the growing,
thshahdling Or The manufacturing
81 the staple.
This Exposition was projected by
the National Cotton Planters AssO-
ciation for the purpose Of improv.
ING the condition Of the agricultur.
ISIS Of the South. and to open ave.
nueS for immigration and for the
pro table investment of capital in
our midst: Hence'ths Importance
Of a full aRd representative attend.
ahce at the coming convention.
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-Tbe great Southern Exposition
.at Louisville cIosed on the night o.
ths 1Oth inst. At Al o'clock. 800,
900 persons were ID attsadaac
during is6 ssssisa Of 1O2 days, us
next thiag IN order will Be- the
eFeat Cotton Exposition Al New OF
leans ID December, 1884.
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Neville

IS given BY using BRowN's
IRON BlTTERs. Ia the
Winter It strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring It enriches the blood
and conquers disease; inthe
Summer It gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall t enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as BY
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. BRoWN's
IRON BIrTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
III S. BerEn, Esq, Of the
welI-known firm Of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, LIE
Droit Building, Washing
ton, &c, writes, Dec. 5th,
1881;
GeShkmSN I take pleas
ure in stating that | have used
Browns Iron BitteFs for ma.
laria and nervous troubles,
caused BY overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BIT-
TIERS, and inSist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as Just as gO0d."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical ca.
Baltimore, Nd
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BALLoU's MAGAZINE for Deesm.
Der contain ! the last chapter Of NJ.
William 3. ThOmss'" Belle Of Aus
tralia.n OF course all ends we'll.
The young husband getshis young
bride, ardthe old folkS BLISS them,
and the wicked earl turns out to be
atEnnp and COED fellow,
ever # he dees run after tie. wem.
en- little mere thGa u proper for
2 nohlemaB. In the January mum.
Der Of BAllou Mi. Themes will be-
GIN . new yAghy csIlod Goa Land
sad seh, ii U4hforafa ii lie Years
81 l8A9, "A, and 49, whenst the au-
thor viii give bis experience when
ha We "a The cOast, collecting
Aiass, bSfOts the gold discoveries.
H viii Be- : lively narrative 70 read,
We Aags az doubt BallOu is A.
ways lrssh and pleasant, and ths
Dsesnbsr number viii be found
seAdafplIy good and entertaining.
ltiaSA.y $40 per aAnum, Or Is
Se18 single eapy. Jast ssndten
eaatl ioF Z ssmpls, and ses what !
aAss MAgazina ltFsaliy u. % this,
Red asaura sems yslpskls wiater'i
Fesdiug AZ . email pSiee. For sale
aEsRVAerA. Fabhshed by
48amAa and Talbot, g Hawlsy
ae Raslen
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&EMPHib, NoF6mbef liza
gsana ~exepgsisn ~ eas lty
alpg ths iae II s City.
spr eld Amp Railroad
viii fsSe ~ pp ths, 2lst insl
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-Hon. A. ]. Baker, Of Lafayette
County, is suggested for Speaker Of
The next House Of Representatives,
of this State by the Oxford Falcon.
lie no doubt would make 4 most
excellent presiding officer.
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Important aAd Interesting Temperance
j. ttt 49,. Mt,v' ..4f 4

.Ia < WNNH"hLU' = = TT " T lffH
Important a4d Interesting Tsmpsraaee
NotIco.
The friends Of temperance will
meet in convention at Cortnth, in,
this State, At II o'clock on the goth.
day Of this month (NOvember), and
the session Of tbs convention will
be continued for two days. The
object OF this meeting is 10 organ.
ize for the State Of Mississippi !
Woman'S Temperance UuiOn, aux.
Hilary 10 the national Society. I.
Miss Frances 4. Willard, Presi,
dopt Of the ". N. Q. I. u, viii! be
on hand, and those who have nissver
heard this gifted lady should avail.
themselves Of this opportunity to
do 80. NJ
Let there b. a eSEarAl attendance
frOm every part Of this state.
w. NJ. lNsE,
\ JSo. 9. WATSON.
Nov. 9th, 1888.
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cur last weeks issue w. Stat.
ea that DEF AirEys mNsrity ovsr
Sloas W. 1917. Stone was an In.
dependant gEssnback dsmecFa.
nd received The iaEssst vsts efaay
ofN the ~oppopents of Dr.. hurry.
Dr. Matrys m ority eysF all three
ofhis NIpponents coiabiaed, vas
Az WRen itis c~sasidsrSd shat
sysr shade opRssitioa to ths
demociscy vas Represented bY tie
opponan Of DE. hurry, viz: lndo-
Readsnt IS pocrat, gEssAbaek and
republican an when is vas elain-
az By oes. III ENe oPppasnts sfDr.
n grg. tRN hS yas The better
deMe rat, tAc Doctor has caNss
o " proud of the fart sing vsts he
eyed. His maj yis nader the
HiFcnMstsncas, certain excssdsa|
,he peetaiions 81 bic sCSt
spine hieg0s.
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JUDGE WATSON led the ticket in.
Aatshall, and he will be anoag the
ltadin members Of the ns1t
HOuss.
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RHE recent elscliots hays cleared.
the skysaReisRuy u Warrant few
obssrvatisa4 Cor 1881 They San
Tsst salx SE probabilities At the
hest. Moreover, il Il Pecnliarly in
the power Of tue DsmocrAta 70 laI
All Republican predictions By AIT,
Ing 90 toolishl5 in uls States they
'ooatrOl aadi lie the Ooming session
Of COneFsSs as to throw away their
chances for carrying the Fed sr..l
sIsction nsxt year.
The whsle number Of s.sctOral
votes ID 4Ol, Of which a majority ii
.2O1. The crushing defeat III Ma.
hons il Virginia rAises a strOn 3
prssuuptiOn that al the Southern
States will 60 Desperate next
year The unwilllRgASss Of . con,
siderable body Of The colorsd vol.
sfs 70 any longer follow the lead 81
Republicans who have 90 often de.
yceivsd them has 4 tendency 10 con.
firm this OpinlOS, X. K
The aggregate electoral vOtss
Of the sixteen Southern States il
1853. This ls 4s short Ofthe needed
2O1. Where In the North can the
4S votes b. found.
We will name only those States
which, with's good candidate for
President, and no laundering ia
oOngrsSs or elsewhere, will be rea.
SOhably certain to cast thsir votes
for the Democratic nomiISa,
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e NsMspaPera y Cata.ea Frse.

Lst EewspaPers - CattaVa Free.
The Meridian Observer approves
the suggestions that aIsw bspasssd
aboIishias pssssge On newspapers.
Ihs carrying 81 news, ths disss
nation 81 knsvledgs, and he I'd
y msans q she press should
b fsstsrsd BY The government 81
Aseh e possible. The Newspaper,
moral 81 improviag ~.
I'M, be- ! hard has u snslaia II,
ELI II Eprat districts, and svsry aid.
should be rendered il By
government. -Clarlon.
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The President has nssssd Thurs
day, EoyenSsr y, Y Thanksgiving
Day.
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The educational fund Of Texas.
present and prospective, il 500,
100000.
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FREEI

And ~ knew you will derive more good
than you have any idea Of. OarremtstIon
IS . manufacturing company is such that
We can notahord to deceive. Write to usen
a,poytal oard and give your address plainl '
anafaOSiVO full particula1b.
BUCKEYE MFGoo,
Marion, ohiO.
Sept. 10, lSSs-l2n-S 8 &6m,
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agI. aAataaa'. oalragaaa. ggsash.


Gsu. sAsrhsn'a Ou,ragsous speech,
Gen. Sherman, IN ! tpeeeh At
.GovsFaOr's lslsni on Thursday,
valid thAtths youngest olicot ii
the army had lhs prospect Of 4
brilliant career before hun. Il,
~ the! ~ meant that we arogu-
ing e have fierce fighting in this
country 6siors may years, tot only
in var Is there any Brillia0t oppor-
tnnity for an army object. He
said, subsequently,, that we must
look cut FOR bloody wars. and he
encouraged is military hearers
with the prospect Of them.
But whenars these wars to come
and with whom are We going to
'GghIe Gen Sherman inilmated
that ID his opinion there would be
an armed contest between labor
and capital. They would oppose
eaOh ether, not with words and a.!
and ballots, but with sAot
EaRd she'll, cARnon and gunpowder.
And,that is his first utlerance since
BIZ retirement. He stimulates The
army officers With the hope Of a war
about our own hsartAstonss which
would be'tsrribIs beyond descsip,
tiopi 4
But labor and capital will mol
take up the sword ,against each 9th
er ia this free country. Such . war
is possible OGly in the dreams and
hopes Of wild eOmmunistic agita
tors and men who depend on blood.
shed for their professional advance.
ment.
1t was an outrage for Gen. Shsr
mantp suggest such = possibility
The interests. of I&bnr and capital
are the Same,-New York Sun. /.
lLA Tn ~. tNIfN- LN4#N.
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The hOsPitaIiiiss Of the city viii be
extended 70 the visitors, and { ban
gaet atike Peabody Hotel on She.
the sd VII. form ons OF the
OF f.ss exgagsiOn. The
GtvsraoIAni the slieinlak atases.
Of MlssipssEpk Arkaasas, IA Hen
together with Governor
Cri..cAdoN aud Bate, have been III,
yItvd and are expsetba . 30 Pss !
ant on the occasion which win be
made : BIC jubilee dhy ii this CITY.
MISSISSIPPI STATE TEkCHERS AS
SOCIATIOM
This. body will meet In Annual
Session AtJaskssn, on thsn21th Of
December proS, In addition to
other business TAT mAy Be brought
before the Associated The topics
for essays and discussion, are AZ iOl.
lows: q
/. School Discipline Pref. WI.
Gibson, Rienzi, Mass. \ Al.
2. TeAchsE's institntss4rroe D.
A. KAHN water, Sardis, Miss.
3. How Ri ghsr Education tcts
our Common Schools DK. j. n,
johnson. Brookhaysn, Missfssippl
"A. School Snperyisloa and Uosn,.
~ Superintendent, PROT. y ".
Borrow Columbus, Miss. N
5. School ExaMina4inps Their
Character and ValAs-Frof. L. I,
Fitzhush, Oxford, Miss, 6s.
i. 6. System, as it Affects School
Work Mr. Adslia hilhn4n, Gin.
ton, Miss. NJ
Z. It IL among the First Duties oil
the State 10 properly supporS il
Common Schools Waller Hill.
man, l.. L. D., Clinton, Mississippi.
5. Proper Limit to. Public School
Currlculum Prof r. N. eLeayell.
Clinton, Mississippi
20. Proper LiBilt Of the School
Age for our Common Schools
Rev. W. b, Bingham, Hazlehurst
Mississippi.
10: Importance az a More Crit.
cal and Thorough Study Of English
+Frof. j. J. johnson, Oxford, Miss
II. Norrral Training Essential ia
the Success Of Pablic Edueatton-
Prof. w n. Ma adsr, Slarksville,
Miss.
IL, ca Education in Colleges and
Universities n Ii. Judge Peytoa
Hazlehurst, Miss.
IS. ExcelleRsiss and Defects q
our Public School System-Rsn. =
2. Miller, Holly Springs, Mississip.
3pi. !
IA. The Art of Questioning al
Related 10 Teachers-MiSS Alice
Lusk, Jackson, Miss.
Is. Technical Education Gen
s. D. Lee, ,Starksulle, Miss,
IL The Relation Of Education tc
Citizenship in Republic Gen. A.
p. Stewart, Oxford.
II, How can Character be Sym,
melrically Dsveioped-Mrs. Jessie
Buck, Macon, Miss.
IS. Advantages aud Disadvanta-
ges Of Connecting Military Train.
ing with our System Of General Ed.
ucation-Lieut. Vim. L. Buck
StaFksville, Miss.
Rev. DR.. A.G. Haygood, OxfoM
Ca, General Agent Of the s'John F
Slater Fund" 10 invited TO deliver
an Opening Address.
II is useless, We presume TO go
iAto details az Regards the aims and
objects Of this Association. IL
those who are not familiar With the
Of ganization u NAY be stated 40
general terms that he purpose is'tc
advance the cause Of education in
our State. All teachers, Us we'll as
Others, interested III this great
work, are invited to attend and be-.
come members Of the Association.
An effort will be. made ia due time,
to ssosrersducad rates al thA 1A.
fsrent railroads lsadingFto jackson.
II H. believed als0ithat hOtals end
boarding houses can b Induced 70
reduce their terms tOfthUse in 1t!
-A4--.4 .af.ItN - y -s4fM $50 - Ha-4.
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SATURDAY, NOV. III 1888,
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Mr a9sy, ! scksOn, ~,
srys sas fren Ratssrs i high
" spakaa q by those who use i. :
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eMF. ~ g.. SGmmsrs, Charles ton,
Miss "a Brs~H's ltoz Rltts5s Is
available msdisEns md has sissn
general sstisfastlsaa
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It Sells Itself!

II y used every day iii every, family.
You do not need to explain III inertia
There d : rich harvest FOR al those WHO
shabiace this golden opportunity. 1t costs
you emily one cent TO learn what our busi-
ness is. Buy = postal card and write 10 us
end " VIII send yoa our prospectus and full
partieulAEa
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Such are the probabilities Of the
coming contest for the Presidency.
II, however, the Democrats hope to
win the battle ii November, 1884,
they must meanwhile 50 conduct
themselves as 10 deserve success.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28

ONE OF the lucky boys of this
world is George Vanderbilt, young
est son of William H., who attained
his majority last week. and tumbled
into a legacy of $2.500,OOO left by
his grandfather, the late Commo.
dore. George is the young man
who has newspaper aspirations, de-
string to serve an apprenticeship as
reporter for a metropolitan daily.
This feature in his character indi-
Gates that more of the old mans
money-making shrewdDess has de,
scended to the boy. He sees for
tunes in the salary and perquisites
of the reporter; and besides he won't
have to pay for circus tickets, and
can take in all the horse races for
nothing. All Of which indicates
that George has lots Of good sense,
as well as wealth.