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Come Ont from Among Them.

To the People Of Roanoke county;
IT is well known to my friends that ever
since the State-debt question was ilrst agi-
tated ] have been an uncompromising IKE,
adjuster. | believed il to be right; stu,
did not then do so. nor do | ever intend to
renounce my Democratic principles. Now
that the question in dispute has been for
ever settled land would be more 10th 10 re-
open it than the Funders) by the supreme
Court Of the United States. pledge my
unalterabe allegiance to the Democratic
principles, and will give my hearty support
to the Democratic nominees, especially my
old comrade-in-arms, Henry :. Trout; and
| hope all OF my friends who have fought
so nObly for the debt settlement will now
join hands with me against Malone Radi-
calism and work with me side by side for
Democracy and victory in state and ma
tonal politics. Respectfully,
III. j.. WoRLEY.
BaHetdcL, September 8, 1888.
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Rnhmuold .1ispatfh.
s,,xn.y SEPTEMBER 30. 1888.
when I became a candidate for The Den

who, became n candidate for the Dem
ocrstic nomination as delegate from the
CITY q, Richmond TO the next General As
semhly OF Virginia, THEREBY UNDER
ToOk TO RECOGNIZE AND CARRY
ouT IN MY 1, HhrR RRfSsIPHEs A SA
VIEWS OF POLITICAL CONDUCT
PROMULGATED IN THE PLATFORM
OF THE DEMOCRATICPARTY LATE
LY ADOPTED AT LINCllBURG.
II viii he nv pleasure II sent 10 the Leglsla-
hnrc TO MAKE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
As EFFICIENT AND USEFUL As POS
SIBLE, and-to keep them out OF the hands
of any political party that VIII use them as
p political machine for party purposes.
Thomas J. EcdIS, Democratic candidate
for tte House Of Delegates IN Richmond.
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The Fruits Of His Labors.

Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS Is one OF the
men that haze lived long enough to see the
fruits OF his labors, If not to enjoy them.
in a recent speech before the Boston Me
chanics' Society. after predicting that
" New England j., doomed just as sure a
natural laws will produce fixed results"
he added
The coal and iron in the South are easily
gotten at and ineXhaU,tiblc in amount, and
the ilon-mills, the fOundrieS, and machine
shops can 20 to them better than they can
20 10 the shops. Then cotton and wool
lcn-mil,s must 20 there. for the raw mate
rias are there, and are TO be produced
there most cheaply. uniformly, and better.
Then look at the advantages Of the extra
hours Of daylight in years run. This Of
itself i no small matter. rs the South
grows stronger and stronger tie wealth.
culture, and power Of the country will be
centcrcd there until she will become not
alone the mi>trcs, of America, but the CEN
trail empire Of the world.
When we consider WENDELL PmLIPs's
record such testimony calls for but little
comment. The facts must be 50 plain that a
blind man cannot fail to see them. WEN
DELL PHILLIPS is a New Englander Of New
EnganderS, who is incapable OF sentiment
in dealing with the South. Yet he is hon.
est in expressing his opinions, and Is not
without some claim upon orr gratitude.
His teachings, as much as those Of any
other man in the United States, have led
to the changed regime that made the great
future for the South he predicts possible.
No man i, in better position than this
great abolitonist and hatcr OF the South TO
appreciate the fact that curses, like chick
en-, come home 10 rOo,t.
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\ NEW RAHE0AD ~ WEST VIRGINIA.
They are now taking OF railroad 10 run
from Charleston up Elk river, Main Elk.
through kanawha from Charleston, through
Clay by the edge Of Nicholas, through
Webster almost its fun length, TO twenty
miles up Main Elk. from Webster Court
house; thence up Valley Fork to Elk
water; then down this stream to Valley
river, and then down the loyeliest valley
OF THIS riverto Beverley, or any other point
10 catch the Grafton aud Greenbrier or
Baltimore and Ohio roads. This would con.
meet The Chesapeake and Ohio with one Of
The finest undeyeloped regions in West
Virginia. Ii would also connect the Ches-
apeaAe and Ohio with road that crosses
the Baltimore and Ohio. In a word. II
would make West Virginia homogeneous
State. The road ought 10 be constructed.
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DEATHS.


Departed this life, at O'Clock =. NJ on Monday
the 18th instant. al her home. In Hanover county,
Mr.. MONEN T.. EDWARDS. rclict of the aic
john Edwards IN the cighty-sccond year Of her
Her fmcrl took place from her home on We'd
ncsdav the 2Gth Instant. and wa. attended bv "A
large number OF her friends and relatives. among
whom were her four daughters she loved so f0ndly.
She has gone ~ rest with her saviour. VINO She 80
died win the full hope Of hilssiu Immortality
beyond the grave. Too much GannOt De said in
praise Of the Christian character and childlkc
idlth Of this sincere follower u the Lord.
Peace De 10 her a'Lcs.
Died. I'm Hnl-boro'. Md. September 27. 1888,
Mr.. ANNIE VI. KNOTS wife Of Grcenbury
KNOTS, in The hfty- third year Il her age.
Died. September 90, 1888, At her mo,lcr's resi-
dcucc, on Louisiana .ire't, Of iyphoid-pncumonia,
JANEE DIAS, IA the sixteenth year Of her age.
We lay her en- the silent tomb,
The blossom % the day;
She Just began g. view thC bloom
When she WIS called away
Friendship and love has done its last,
And none can DO more;
The bitterness ~ death is past,
And AN Ter offerings DER.
The funeral viii take place from the residence
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON 40 ? ocl9cS.
frionds and acquaintance respectfully invited 10
attend.
Died. sunday. Scvtomicr %. 1se3. JOSEPH.
infant s"n Of josef J.. aud Maggie l.. letlnc {;
aged fourteen months.
The funeral took place from the residence. 40.
226 south Fif;h street. con the DAY following
Died. Saturday. september 20. lSs3. MAUD,
only dIu-htcr Of o-cpl =. and Maggie ]. Dcyinc,
ln tine third year Of herggc.
Tie funeral viii tshe place THIS Sunday AZ
TEiNOON NJ 3 O'Clock from -. Pclcr'l lathe
dral. Friends and acIuaintlncrs respectfully III
Ylted 10 attend.
Died. AZ Nnuhoro. Va, Friday, Scpicmbor nth,
SIR. MoLlIt l.. y DNDE. wife OF ~. -. = duor,
in thc twenty. ccoHd year of her age.
Clri@iuh AdrDc0t' please copy
Died. saturday morning September 20. lsS3,
!. ~ SILL. infant son Oi Edward j. and lila
l.. Watkin-: aged three months.
There is res among roses too sweet for It's gloom
And life where II &c CicrGaily bloom.
I'M the balm breathing garden of Cod
The burial viii take place from his parents
residence, 70. luJ Reservoir street THIS Sunday
EVENING a; / oc'o K. Fun raj services AZ the
grave.
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FOOr-NOrES.

Few. ~ any. pretend 90 carry a full assortment
o. HOSIERY n the fan. We. on thc contrary,
have an immense assortment. With an earnest
desire 60 give the public substantial bargain. We
offer
5000 pairs CIUpREN'S EXTRA IoNG.
HEAYY-RIRBED. SOLlD-COLOR SCHOOL
HOSE sc. worth double:
1000 pairs CHILDBtN'S FULL REGULAR
FRENCH RIBBED SOLID HOSE 90 25c.
These same Hose are being sold elsewhere at
iOc.
1000 pairs LADIES FULL REGCLhR SOLID
ENGLISH HOSE 20 23c.;
4 decided bargain in % GENTLEMAh'S FULL
REGULAR SOLID COLOR Ho>Eat ne.
Thisis but an index o. our immense stock. as
W. have corresponding bargain, lu cheap. ire-
dunn. and lish grades.
JULIUS MEYER q son,
$500 Su.WH~a GOI and SOB Broad street.
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The Convention OF Charities and Cor
rectlon now in session at Louisville will
not recommend that certain classes Of
criminals be condemned to read several
pages OF Eli PERKlNs's alleged fun. The
age oil barbarism has passed.
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The Philadelphia Times says: ihe
latest outbreak OF the southern re'oi'ei
was family affair" How about The Ia
test outbreak OF Philadelphia highway rod
bery
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Ihe trains on the Brooklyn bridge have
1851 Their grip, and the engineers claim that
the trouble lies with the switches That's
Just what is the matter with the Virginia
Coailtionists. They have lost their grip.
ana The trouble Is with the switches from
the party.
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Nir. Round Refircs.

Mr.. George c. Round. Of Prince William,
has cut loose from the Mahoneites, dis
solved his connection with all parties, and
VIII i'm future vote as 10 him seems best
AieJandria GazcHe.
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The Atlanta Consultations says at is a
little singular that they never have 4
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS day at any OF
the Bostoa fairs" No. Of all. The man.
ayers Of the fairs 10 not wish TO illustrate
the glacial period.
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ERY GOODS.

All the novelties OF the season IN PLAIN and
FANCY DRESS GOODS, ranging from I0c
up;
ALL-WoOL BLACK CASHMERE at 35c., and
The best soc. BLACK CASHMERE In town;
NELNETs and vELvETEENS In Black aud all
the leading shades.
An immense stock Of RED. GRAY, and WHITE
fLANNELS, In Plaid and Twllled and shaker.
Never before have BLANKETS been s0ld as low as
LEVI nEXTER is selling them at this season.
CALICO COMFORTS and many other GOODS
for the Fall and WiEter season VIII be exhibited
this week at HEXTEE's
Popular Dry-G Gods House,
Sc 30-Su, Tu&Th3m No. 307 Broad street,
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II" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad s'roct,l.-Thc Rev. D..
Il. HAWTHORNE. ID. D.. pastor will preach on
SUNDAY a. II \. VI. SUBJECT: Why We Believe
tie Scriptures 10 De- Inspired Of God" and az
=. NJ. sub crt, "Whal Religion Has TO do with
Politics." Al welcome. 81
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IlORsFORD'S ACID PROSTATE FOR LEMONS
or LIME JUICE j. a superior substitute, and
It's use Is positively beneficial 10 health.
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store VIII cell.
TRUTH - MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
Last month an attempt was made 10 smuggle
1900 dozen PARTISAN KID GLOVES into
this country. They wer', however, seizel and
counscl,cd by the custom. house officials. and be-
Ing put on public sale, we were heavy purchasers.
They are just I'm, and YOU can now buy Of usareRu-
lar FL 5-HOOK LACfNG KID GLOVE, in black
and coiors, Mt CSC: regular 1928 7-hook same
72c.; a stylish UNDRESsED MOUsQCETARE
KID GLOVE at 25c. worth 75c We vcre only
enabled t, secure Nos. and o., Of this lat,orsr-
tlcle.
And last, but not least. you can buy for SOC. any
sire Of Al BLACK 3-BCTrON ALEXANDER
KID GLOVE. You may expect to Gnd those
good, on sale when You come. Wedcl "a facts.
not riucic, when Ne are making statements, and.
there are enough lcn YET 10 last for few days.
even at The rate we've been selling them n Tie last
two or three days.
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TAREiIktsEs.


Married. on the 27ih day Of september, ss3. at
the residence Of tie groom, parents Ia this city.
by the Rev. T.. =. doln. PHILIP y. BLENNtR
and Miss EMMA kECk; both Of this city.
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IL CARPETS OF EVERY KIND,
MATS. RUGS. CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGS. OL-CLOTHs, POLES, AND COR
NICE~.
GEORGE W.ANDFR,ON 4 SOUS.
81 l-3m I2Ii Main street.
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ST. JAMES Services at II
4. VI. and 1870 PM The afternoon service for
children, the Lord Bishop Of Rochester assisting
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Escaped murdcrers should 20 to Con-
neclicut for protection.
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~ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Seryiccs
At IL \. ". and =. Il. The Lord Bishop Of
Rochester will preach in the morning.
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e--YnE 80 HARGAINs IN

our Mr. i.lN amy VIZ ,n ~, OH. r. .,..
piftu' ih Ne" l'ih. NtFc it''ti wv l''t
secure au tNt ii.,lN TOT "l ,i.' ti' %,
when WIZ .c ,l'rt' lIi wee" /, '" '"''''''' 9 ''
% very small Ilti.e 'u ,nr ''''
100 dozen LADIES RIBBED >oLll)-' oLDH-
I'D HOSE 100 soc. 90 pair, o. nay price 6uc.;
100 Go1fn ~OLlD-tOlokLD HOSE ST 31c 20
pair. u-utl price 81 C.t
POO dozen UENILINEN'S FANtN-~IhlFID
and PLAlN-CDLokID ~OCh~ lt 80 dozen
or -Jc. O. plir--nmc % which are vs. rih JNc.
auiuout WORTH loss Than 35c. % u.ir:
$50 IWILlfD-~ilA UANDAEEtHllt~ JI
80. worth tnc. .....
200 INtlLtD--lLk NANDhLkt lllLt> 30
5rr. worth flr..
600 cards oi (OLDEID-NtIAL DRESS Bt T.
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- ST. PHILIPS CHURCH.
Lord Bishop Of Rochester viii preach at Pm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NM MN rEERY YFEEE RRRR ~ $500
MN \ srr W Err / #nnF +" ! ssss
NJ NM ME-
MN ME 81,
81 NJ MEPRR Y EERER Il SSSS -
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.

Have you scen the KID GLOVES We are selling ?
They're a nine-day,' wonder They are tie pref
test and newest, and less than half Whist any other
store win sell.
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IB' y OONG MEN.S CHRISTIAN ~
SOClATION corner Of Fourth and Franklin
strcct-.)-ioung mems meeting MONDAY EVEN
INGs at $50; Secretary, conversational Bible
class THURSDAY EVENINGS az $40; Bible read
ing. for bows. on TUESDAY EVENINGS at s o'clock
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USEFUL INFORMATION.

In sweeping do not scrub your
broom into your carpet as il you
were saving pine board, but sweep
lightly and gently, and you will get
the dust together just as well, save
making half the dust, besides saving
a great deal in the wear of the car
pets. Many housekeepers wonder
why their carpets 10 not last as well
as their neighbors, which were put
down at about the same time, or why
this carpet does not wear as we'll as
a previous one of the same kind, and
the weaver gets the blame, when nine
times out of ten it is the sweeper who
is to blame We don't care how
smart our help is in other ways, if
she digs her broom into the carpets
in that pitching, scrubbing way
which SO many do, we begin to feel
nervous, and wish the "help" was
somewhere else, for we know how
soon the carpet will begin to show it.
Nothing in the world sooner spoils
pictures, ETC., than dust. 1t gets
into the cracks and corners, where it
cannot be get out, so that we think it
best to always dampen the broom be-
fore sweeping. Some people wear out
the broom all on one side. Nothing is
more suggestive of carelessness than
this. When sweeping, hold the
broom nearly straight up and down,
and brush rather than sweep. being
careful to keep the longest side next
the carpet A broom kept straight
will last three times as long as one
allowed to wear out all on one side.
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VITAL QUESTIONS.

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in the
world for quieting and allaying all irritation OF
the nerves and curing all forms of nervous
complaints, giving natural, childlike refresh
ing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hops.'
CHAPTER /.
Ask any or all of the most eminent physi
clans:
"What is the best and only remedy that can
be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs; such as Bright's disease,
diabetes, retenti, or inability tn retain urine,
and all the diseases and ailments peculiar t.
women
And they will tell you explicitly and emphatically
Buchu."
Ask the same physicians;
what Is the reliable and sures cure for all iyei
diseases dyspepsia constipation indigestion bilious
ness alaria fever ague, etc and they will tell you;
Mandrakei or Dandelion!"
Hence when these remedies combined with other
equally valuable.
And compounded into Hop Bitteis. such "a
Concluded in our nextl
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NUMBER THREE.-On Brady street
yesterday a boy about ID years old
stood outside the fence and received
hatful of cherries from boy of 8
or 10 on the inside. There was
something 80 sweetly friendly and
charitable in the action that a Pc
destrian crossed over and said to the
small boy after the big one had
moved on:
Sonny, did you sell him the cher
RESP
mo, SIR"
"Gave them of your own free will,
chr
Eyes, SIR"
swell, he looks like poor boy who
can't buy fruit, and it was noble &C
ton of yours"
THAT'S what think. too, sir. He's
been licking me all summer, and"
sand you heaped Goals of fire on
his head?"
''No, sir. I fixed to heap a quart
of half-ripe cherries into his stomach,
and if he doesn't howl and twist and
yell and tie up in hard knots before
night then he's too mean for the collie
to tackle! He's the third one I've
paid eff that way this week."
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NOBODY CAY DENY

Consumers can depend upon THE NEW
ENGLAND BAKING POWDER as beios
exactly as represented Il is Cream of Tart,
and Bi-Carbonate of Soda of perfect Purit,
scientificall combined; NOTHING ELSE. :"
The price of the NEW ENGLAND BAK.
ING POWDER justifes the use of the vn,
best materials. Consumers pay fair price IN
the best and get it.
1t ia self-evident that Baking Powders rem
resented to be composed of the same mateii,
as the NEW ENGLAND, and which are sod
to dealers at less than the pure materials them.
selves are worth, cannot be pure.
The large demand for NEW ENGLAND
BAKING POWDER, and consequent fallu
off in the sales of adulterated and inferior DOW.
ders, has developed spibefulness on the pS.
of some manufacturers and dealers. Findinr
that the quality of the NEW ENGLAND
cannot be successfully attacked, new brand,
and close limitations, represented to be as good,
are put on the market. With these they en-.
deavor to tempt dealers with low prices and
thus impose on consumers.
See that the name NEWTON BROS. 4 CO. h
on every package.
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COMPLIMENTARY. -For year or more we
have been advertising for Robert 5. Anmen a
preparation known as " Ammen's Cough
Syrup medicine in whose merits we firmly
believe. because we have tried it, Mr.. Ammen
believes his Syrup to be the best cough medi-
cine in the world, and the quantity which he
makes and disposes of annually would seem to
Justify him in his belief Aminen's Cough
Syrup can be obtained at any Of the drug stores
in this city, and is gradually growing in favor
with our citizens, as whoever uses 1t once will
be sure to do so again We also take pleasure
in recommending Mr.. Ammen TO the craft
everywhere az an honorable gentleman / AL
bany Tor. Herald, February 2, 1882.
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A pen picture--a litter of pigs.
RESCUED FROM AGoNIzINa DEATH.

New YoRK.-Mr James white, 1852 Broad
way, formerly chief instructor in Dickels' Rid
ing School, in this city, said to a newspaper
reporter: 81 broke my shoulder, arm and el
bow. splitting the socket in four parts Rheu
matism set in and employed the best physi
clan. He tried everything, but l grew worse
and at last he said: have one more thing
to try and If that fails nothing can give you re-
lief, and that Is St. Jacobs Oil l used THU
great pain-reliever, and am able to use my arm
free from all rheumatic trouble l have also
recommended the remedy to q number of peo
pie, and In every case they have been speedily
and effectually cured"
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Heart affections, kidney and liver troubles
affect nearly one-half of all mankind Yet
how many heedlessly pass through a shortened
life, giving no care to these complaints which
cause the human family such great distress.
Does your heart beat violently from the least ex-
element? Have you fits OF dizziness? Does
your back ache Are your bowels constipated
These symptoms are the first warnings. Delay
is dangerous Be wise in time Regain per.
feet health by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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Joseph Cook hopes the day will
come when I'VE shall have only one
postage stamp in the whole world
And then nice fix we'd be in if some
fellow should fold that one up in his
vest pocket, and perspiringly fuse it
against small square of hard to-
bacco and two or three newspaper
clippings. And that is just what
would happen if the world got down
to it's last stamp.
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-" Better bear present evils than fly to
those unknown, Better still, use Kidney
Wort and make your present evils fly to parts
unknown. If you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow, kidneys
disordered, symptoms of piles tormentng you,
take at once few doses of Kidney-Wort. Use
it as an advance guard either in dry or liquid
form-t IL efficient
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-Ten years ago the name of Lydia f. Pink
ham was scarcely known outside of her native
State To-day It is household word all over
the Continent, and many who read the secular
and religious journals have become famili ar
with the face that shines on them with a mod
est confidence, in which we read the truth that
Nothing i'll can dwell in such q temple"
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DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y.-Dear
Sir: My family has used your g Favorite
Prescription and it has done all that is claimed
for it. 1t is the best of all preparations for
female complaint. l recommend it to all my
customers. G.. S. WATERMAN,
Druggist, Baltimore, Md.
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HOITT'S

Pacific CoAsT GUIDE AND KNIGHTS TENPLAR
PROGRAMME costs only IS cents in cloth and 80
cents in paper covers The map Of San Fran
cisco Is alone Uorth the price. Sold by all news
dealers and prepaid to any address, on receipt
of price, by IRA G. HOITT, Publisher.
6O6 Sacramento Street, San Francisco.
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Mr.. Francis d. Lacy of Nirvana,
Mich. is preparing to enter the lee
ture field. Mr. Lacy is the author
of two volumes which have given
him prominence in literary circles.
The gentleman is said to be an at
tractive public speaker.
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A well-meaning person gives hints
telling "How to live on seventy-tive
cents week" There is such a thing
as being too close. and most editors
will Just keep on squandering eighty
cents q week, even if they see ruin
staring them in the faceHTexas
Siftings.
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An old landmark" For Sale. I"
THE BILIOUS,

Dyspeptic or constipated, should address, with
two stamps and history of case, for pamphlet,
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Buffalo, N 7.
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Dr. w. H. Lee, CoNYERs, GA, says:
browns Iron Bitters is a good medicine and
many are using it in this place.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-08

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY"
For all scrofulous and virulent blood-poisons,
ia specific. By Druggists.
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syNo family dyes were ever 40 popular as
the Diamond Dyes. They never fail. The
black is far superior to logwook. The other
colors are brilliant.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-08

Rev. Mr. Greenfield, Of Knoxville, Tenn,
says: "Sam,a,itan Nsrtine cured my son Of
epileptic fits"
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-08

Wells "Rough on Corns" 15c. Ask for
it. Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts,
lup
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-08

Rev. ID. +. Manly, TAMPIco, TENN, says
" Brown's Iron Bitters relieved mo Of indiges-
ton and nervousness after several physicians
had failed"