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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-11
W THEY ARE GOING.

-
AT COsT-LINEN, DAMAsK. and WINE
CLOTHS;
At COST-NAPKINs, DOILIEs;
At C0sT-TOWELs, TOWELS;
AT cOsT-TowELLING, GLASS TOWEL
LING;
At COST-LINEN CRAsH
AT COST-sHEETINGs and sHIRTINGs;
AT COsT-HAMBURG EDGINGs;
AT COsT-HAMDURG INsERTiEGs;
Al Cosr-HANIBURG FLOUNCINGs;
BELOW COsT-BLANKETs and COMFORTA-
BLEs:
BELOW sT-BED-BLANBETs;
BELOW COsT-CLOAKS and DOLMANs;
BELOW COsT-FLANNEL sUITIEGs;
BELOW CosT-PRINTED HANDKERCHIETs.
For this week only we offer a specal drive.
Iength-In cardinal, navy blue, and seal
browu--at &c. per pair.
Our splendid line Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
Of our own superior manufacture, win be sold at q
discount II 0 per cent in order to comply with
the rest OF our
GRAND CLOSTNC-OUT SALE,
ONLY THREE WEEKS LONGER
BEFORE REMOVAL TO OUR NEW STORE.
The store we now occupy-one Of the bcst-ligited
rooms in the city-123 feet deep-with portion
of The FIXTURES-is FOR RENT. Possession
given March Isl. L. !. LEVY c CO.,
fcS 9l3 east Broad street.
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"Tis mere brave to live than TO de-"
Therefore don't wait till a slight cough de-
vclops itself into consumption, but secure
bottle Of DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup ut tho
small outlay OF rs cents, cure your cough
and live on happily.
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HoRsF0aD's ACID PHoGpnATE FOR OVER
woHx.--Dr. g. w. Collins, Upton, Ind,
says: 81 used 1t In nervous debility
brought on by oyerwork in warm weather,
With good results"
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LECTURE.
MOI ART III A l. l..
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 1iTH'
AT O'CLOCK,
GENERAL FITZ. LEE
on TIE
BATTLE OF CITANCELLORSYILLE.
LECTURE.
BENEFIT or THE
OLD DOMINION GUARD COMPANY d..

sYNOPsIs-Thc MauGuvrcs Of Mcclellan; tie
Victory Of Fredericksburg; Letters from Abraham
Lincoln; Fighting Jce Hooker; the Cavalry Charge
at Kellysvile; the Fail Of the Gallant Pelham; the
Strategy of Lee; Jackson ON the Flank; the Last
Conference between Lee and Jackson; the Fall or
Stonewall; siuari's Charge; the Retreat Of Hook
er; Eulogy on Stoncwal Jackson-all portrayed
with the hand Of an able military critic and the
viyidness OF an eyewitness md participant.
Tickets. so cents; for sale ~ Ramos & Moses,
where yuu can get reserved seats without extra
charge. and at Robert Hlrrold's, Sl7 east Broad
street, at the hall, and from members Of the COM
pany. tc li-3l
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Here arc rs good specimens OF typo
graphical errors MS we have seen for many
a day. We quote from the Wheeling Re
CUSTER
"senator George A. Bluff, a Mississip-
plan. was next interviewed by Mrs.
Smith,"
Here IL the sentence corrected:
"Senator George, bluff Aissisippian,
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GOODS! NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS!

1T NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS!
Our buyer having recently been North andmade
ARRANGEMENTS with s0meof the leading houses and
manufacturers, We are at present prepared to oder
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
I'm every department IN oIf house.
Al COTTON at SIC. as good rs sold elsewhere at
Al COTTON at &c. as good as sold elsewhere al
Five case ease, sMALL-FIGUBED LIGHT PRINTS,
for children's wear, at D. 6s' and &c.
We are In receipt Of s,me,ef the most beautiful
patterns IN CHECK MUsLIHs II has ever been
our pleasure 10 exhibit, and We intend 10 SCH
them Ut I2I, 49,, 20, and 2Jc Come and zee
them.
INDIA MUSLINS. NAINSOOKS, MILL MUS.
Inns. IRISH LINENS. aud lots Of PRETTY
WHITE GobDS,al onttiely new, % be soidat
remarkably low prices.
BARNsLEY's TABLE.DAMAsN, pure linen. at
SOC.
tab E-DAMASNS end NAPklNS g. match
10 be found in the city-a great many new pat
terms which have never teen shown before.
HAMBURG. SWISS. NATNSOOK. and NULL
LMBHOlDEIlEoi IA edges and inserting. an
new. Amongst This ioi will ~ found goods o.
ries have advanced, We still hold ON 10 low
prices.
COTTON EDGES. PERSIAN TRIMMINGS, An
1iOUE aud Pillow ash EDGES. entirely
new lines, 10 be sold ~ prices 10 please.
Is usual, we cannot forget our WRAPS. An a
our SILK CIRCULARS, DOLMAN $. JACK
Els. AMI ULSTERS marked 10 prime cost
AL In want OF a garment VIII 90 Wcll 10 give
us "a call. We DO not wish 10 carry these good,
o. next season, therefore this great reduction
IA prices
CARPETS likewise must be sold, and We have tx.
cd prices that viii tel on all in want Of these
goods. Our TAPESTRIES are beautiful, and
stock complete.
4 few more Of those . and 3-BUTTON KIDS a
3jc.. Ia white, opera and street shades;
RIt Kings IN the Dewc,t and most bcautfu. ce-
signs, rs we make these goods speciality.
For DRY GOODS ut low prices call ~
TllALHIMrH BROTHERS..
Sol Broad street, corner tiith.
f. A-Su.TuGTh
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A ghastly martial ceremony is kept up in
cemetery In Northern Ohio, in guarding
: with military form and force the scpulchre
OF the late President Garfield, which shocks
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nj FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strectsl.-The pastor, Rev. D..
II. HAWTHORNE, ID. d., win preach IL IL a. NJ
subject, Living with Lofty Purpose Rev.
X. BoYoE TUPPER, of Michigan, will preach at u
O'Clock T. VI. All welcome. IT
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sPECsAL NOTICES.
hd- FOR THE EARLY SPRING TRAD
JULIUS MEYER & SON

JULIUS MEYER & SON
have Just received
46 pieces LUPIN's ALL-wooL NUNS VEIL
INGs' In all the new spring shades and black,
which we are selling at the remarkably low
price of 25c.-,hese goods are actually worth
&c.;
Gs pieces FRENCH PERCALEs, entirely new
dress styles, 1870;
rs pieces WHITE LINoN DE INDIA at 1oc.
worth 1896;
Is pieces PLAID MUsLINs at 15c. worth 25c.
Special drives in WHITE CROCHET QUILTS;
The BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILT, extra
large and heavy, 1925;
job lot coLoRED CROCHET QUILTS at Soc.
worth s1.25;
splendid LARGE MARsEMLEs QUILT at
$50;
So dozen LARGEPURELNEN DIN SER-NAP-
KINS at Coo. per dozen;
Is pieces ILLUMINATED HALF-WOOL DE-
Beige at 12Ac. worth zoe.
SPECIAL PRICES on SHEETINGs.
NEW YORK MILLS 1C-4 BLEACHED SHEET
INCs at 33lsc.-tls Is lower than It has ever
been sold at;
UTICA 1O-i BLEACHED SHEETING al 3jc.;
An excellent 1O-t BLEACHED sIlEETlNG at
25c.;
WADIsUTTA Al ELEACHED COTTON. 12Hc.
We viii open in few days oar spring importa-
lions Of KID GLOVES. in an The new shades Of
terra Gotta, tan, crushed strawberry, mashed pota-
toes, mashed raspberry.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
fe 1I-cod COL and 6O3 BROAD street.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and Sixth streets).-Dey W. W.
LAsDRUM, pastor will preach on SUNDAY at IL
Z. VI. and 1880 i. VI. 81
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GHOCKOE MILLS.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

I'm addition 20 mv regular business, In,
grinding my '' STAND tRD' 1913 tAD'' l'.
lEH. Whicl g. ulcqutlied ty .uY 0n ''
and which intend shall DEE .omo uai.t
lar on O. own merits. HaFlI. tN't..s
my lump. can iu. uish tho b.-t g'a'i.f' t..
ing the capacity for grinding h'I i'..
4 can give consumers ODE alFllttf. 'I 90, 30
To- SHY ground. rs { VIII nn- hr.l .N &
hind bar grind g. 1flcr receiving n'''.' '' .''t
ct uo,icc. Price, &C., IA appl .ti, l...,...
WILLIAM q. KING,
$500 10 $500 Nlliam.arrf nee,
r. slim Post-Ui.f t'N 30
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ri THE SERVICE OF SONG OF
TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TON viii he held THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
the Association rooms, Fourth and Franklin.
All OF both sexes are cordially invited.
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risuERwEN,s nEpor.

WE WOULD CALL TIE N,.sryffly5s2
w ATTENTION OF sll ia want| ~ -
II sEINE-IiiREAD that ouG Aota D. ',, -
piete Co., all number md qua..,e ', tll ".Di /.
wise 10 cai carly before DE n1oitutnt ~ i' ;, %
PATENT and sDFf-LAGD sun t-i tNt''
NTINE-LINE~. ROPES, y tMhfNos
CORNS, COkkNoOn- 800. 49,
OIL-CLOTIlfNG. q NNPET-W ARr-. &C..
Manufacturers Of NHIS ant SID = ~ ''3
de,cript0n. L.lIDITENSlElN & suns,
corner Seventeenth and fnnAnh sd,''f
Sole importer of lhcccictricd Ion nsah" s..,i0-
Tlnpad, aud importers ~ other 1rini' ie o.
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DIssoLUTIoNs Il PARGNERsHEPs.
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

~
The uude- signed. A. WILLIAMS. Of the late
firm Of Grubbs & Williams, and y. W. BOW y:
who has long been engaged With said hrln, VIII
continue The business or REAL ESIAlh
name and style of WILLIAMS & ROWE. aud 500
HCit the business Of the patrons Of The old finn
and Of the public generally. Win our long eN-
pericuce End ample facilities. We think We can
give 51tisfacii II 10 al who may cniruSt TIER M
The negotiation Of loan, ard placing Of invest
mcnis VIII be carefully attended 70. ,,.,,,,,,,s
fe 7-6t ~. ". BOWIE.
RICHMOND, W., February L, lss3.
THE FIRM OF TOLER n HOOPER
l O. This day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN u. HOOPER. assuming an liabiiitic.. is
alone authorized 80 sign the irm-n4me IN llgulca-
lion. JOHN n. IDLfE.
JOHN X. HOOPER.
Having purchased the interest e l1r. joins +.
TOLER, 81 the above hrln. VIII continue tie busi-
nos Of FLORIST at the old strud. corner Of
Cherry and hlhemarle streets, where | hope TO
merit continuance Of the patronage 50 literally
''-'0"'" - ''''' ''' ''''' " JOHN r. HOOPER.
Referring 70 .hc above notice. desire 10 say I
have sold 10 Mr.. JOHN Il. HOOPER my entire IN
terest In the business OF tie laio nrm Of loLLH *
HOOPER. IN retiring from the same desire 10
thank my friend, for their liberal support ana ask
4 continuance Of the same To w new conc rl;
fc 4-e0dGt JOHN H. IOl-Eh.
VNHE FIRM OF JACK BROTHERS
4 was dissolved on Tie lst Of februry by mu-
'!Mr. =. N.JACK viii continue the business under
the old lIm-name, and assumes al ui.nnilet'
r. A.JACh.
JOIN l.. JACK.
Referring to the above, would earnestly ask my
friends 10 bosiow their patronage upon iie con-
''''''''s ''' re 9-codst*I
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We are I'm receipt Of s,me.of The most beautiful
patterns IN CHECK MUSLIAs IT has ever been
our pleasure 10 CNhlplt' ana We Inicnd 10 sell
them.
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Our buyer having recently been North andmade
ARRANGEMENTS with some Of the leading houses and
manufacturers, We are ~ present prepared to oaer
ENTR AOEDINARY BARGAINS
I'm every department IN oIf house.
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IL COTTON at sc. as good as sold elsewhere al
lOc.;
Al COTTON at &c. as good as sold elsewhere Al
I21c.:
Five cases SMhLL-FIGUBED LIGHT PRINTS.
for chiliren's wear, at ;, 6E. and o..
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INDIA MUSLINs. NAlNsOOKs. NULL MUS.
Inns. IRISH LINENS. aud lots Of PRETTY
WHITE GOODS. an oHt!Iely new, % be soldat
remarkably low prices.
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4 few more Of those o and 3-BUTTON KIDS 10
3jc.. Ia white, OpCrf, and street shades;
RI( HING- IN the Bewe,t and most bCautifu de-
signs, rs we make the.e goods speciality.
For DRY GOODS at low prices call ~
III 4 L
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CARPETS likewise must be sold, and We have tx
cd prices that viii ten on an i'm want Of these
goods. our TAPESTRIES are beautiful, and
stock complete.
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PERSONAL.

Iangtry says she is "a little rickety on
ice, but jolly cleyeron roller.skates." She
also AYERS that Boston "isn't nice"
Governor Buffers inauguration dinner
will be given by the Massachusetts, Demo
cratic State central committee on the sth
instant, the anniversary Of the battle o.
New Orleans.
Judge Folger is going to be married. He
hopes TO have majority in the new house
Senator Malone has purchased silver
mine. 1t begins to look as though Malone
would now be hoisted by his own assess-
ments-ChicagO Tribune.
The Prince Of Arisugawa expects to sail
from San Francisco to Japan on the 9th
instant. He summed up his Impressions OIL
America for the benefit Of n Chicago re-
porter, with the remark: "Yours is great
county and we have only the little island
Of Japan"
Miss NJ. @. Thomas, Of Baltimore, has
won at the University Of Zurich the degree
Of doctor OF philosophy, "summa cum
laude," the highest honor ever granted
there. She received her elementary train
ing in Baltimore aed afterwards graduated
Mt Cornell University.
Congressman Townsendo the Cleveland
district, Is making music in the air. His
term OF office expires in March. A vacancy
at West Point, to be filed from his dis
trict, occurs in June. Mr.. Townsend
intends to make the appointment, and Mr..
Fofan, his successor, intends to make
trouble in the House II he does.
Mr.. w. W. Corcoran, the Washington
philanthropist, received many visitors and
almost countless congratulatory letters and
floral tokens on Wednesday last, his eighty
fourth birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bancroft were among the callers, and Pres
ident Arthur sent large. gilt basket, two
feet high, filled with choice flowers
Scnator.Slect Gibson, Of louisiana, is
said to be considering very iayorably u
proposition to the effect that he shall as
sumo the Presidency Of the educational in
stitution to be founded in New Orleans by
Mr.. Paul Tulane's 100000 donation to
that city. In case he does accept, he
will resign his position rs Senator almost
Immediately after being sworn In.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Notwithstanding Prince Bismarck's OBJ
jections, Roman letters are used in the
textbooks Of Prlssian schools.
ltistaid that machinery is to be intro
duced into the Springfield, Illinois, rolling
mill for the manufacture Of steel plate fol
boilers.
A German Countess and court hvorite
at Berlin was recently mulcted in heavy
damages for drubbing kitchen maid with
ariding whip. Equal rights!
The question, "How long is 1t necessary
to keep children away from school after an
infectious diseaseG" was answered recently
by the Acamemy OF Medicine at Paris.
With scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles, and
small pox, insulation Is to be maintained
for forty days, Chicken pOx and mumps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04
Another Irish Famine.

A correspondent telegraphiBg from Lon
don says "there are no members oil the
human race whose condition Is so abjectly
wretched as that OF the starving people In
the west Of Ireland" Turned out Of their
miserable homes under the eviction laws,
thrown into the deeper misery Of home
lessness, they stand about begging for a
potato or pound OF corn meal" The Irish
do not reach this. pitiable condition in
America. The difference is not alone Of soil,
but more Of government.
The Irish in America have the Home
Rule for which in Ireland they clamor
in vain. The Irish in Ireland are being
governed to death, and the population ia
ebbing away. In 1881, 5000 Of the people
emigrated, and the census showed that in
thirty years from 1851, 2,7l5,OOO left the
country. The Irish in America increase
and multiply readily enough, but there is
u steady and rapid decrease Of the race in
Ireland since 1916, the famine year, 1885,
600, more than 81 per cent Of the popula'
ton. The mineral resources oil the coun'
try are almost untouched; the recent agita'
ton has shown the condition OF the farm
lands and those who farm them, manutac'
turing under the British policy Of repres'
sion Is almost lost art. Out Of popula-
ton OF s, 730, PA ia 1881, there were $4,000
paupen-more than one In ten-and two
thirds OF them in the two counties Of Lem
ster and Munster, which have about hall
the population. Itisnot strange that emf.
grafton is the only practical hope OF the
Irish people.
England and Englishmen are impatient
under American criticism OF the misgoy'
eminent OF Ireland, but 81 any people on
earth has right to be interested in the
matter 1t is ourselves. The ties OF blood
and kindred bind US to the oppressed; we
are people loving fair play and yaluing
that liberty which gives to every man pre-
cisely what England denies to the
Irish peasant-the right to feed him
self and his family. Besides this
we have money interest in the
ability Of the Irish to feed themselves
When famine comes Ireland's first though,
is America, and the voice, Of despair has
never reached us in vain. We have daily
demands for our charity at home, but
Ireland has been looked upon as the I'M
fortunate sister who must be relieved as
often as she gets into trouble. Wedo not
give grudgingly, but we give knowing
that we are helping to pay the
price Of England's harsh policy. II the
present distress shall last and spread, as is
not only feared but predicted, America
must come to the rescue while England re-
fuses justice; and justice, in such an emer-
gency, may be translated bread.
It was Irish famine that dissolved great
ministry and broke down the Corn Laws,
Some OF us may live long enough to see
Irish famine break down other laws which
are depopulating Ireland. The present
state Of affairs can no, last forever. MIR.
Gladstone understands this-but what will
he do about it-what can he do with Eng
lish prejudices hard set against Irish griev-
ances?
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DRUGGISTS.
A WORD OF. WARNING /!
- ~ -
, So.

weregret to say, that We are informed that few
eaieIs wen L2GAS LIST Cos ~, =, NJ
customers some inferior Powder representing It as
Logan, List " Co.'S EScelsiorI
This lisa fraud upon the Consumer, a. well as
upon US, which no honorable mer, liant would be
guilty Of. It Is well for such dealers TO- know that
such conduct Is injuring their trade. Phrties who
have been imposed on In that way tell rs that they
wlllpot again trade with the dealers who deceived
who have used LOGAN, LIST 4 co 3 EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER will detect on tlrstbakihs the
fraud which has been porpetrated upon them.
Powders and examination has shown that they
contain substances which ara certainly injurious
10 health Nobody now disputes the great superb.
GRITTY Of Logan, List & Co. - ExcelSof Baking Pow.
der. ASK FOR IT, and inaist oil having It, and no
other
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lose their contagious power after twenty.
five days.
A woman in Meeker, Minnesota, recent
" gave birth TO twins weighing tyo
pounds apiece. Tie mites We're at last, ac'
counts alive and doingwell,s
No less than eight lawyers have aban'
doned business at Rushyllle, Indiana, with
in the past year. Some have engaged in
other pursuits, one has died, -and several
have movedawsy.
Fulton Cotton Nil, No,5, OF Lancaster.
Pennsylvania, operated by George Calder,
has suspended operation, owing to dizziness
in trade. About 200 operatives are thrown
out Of employment.
A Medical Purveyor OF the United State
army at St. Louis says that the accumula
ton Of worthless medicines disposed Q
from time to time by the Government il
bought by dealers and resold to the trade
Female children are sold from the estab
lishment for foundlings at Canton, China
at rs cents each. Their future may be i'm
Lagined., This commerce is not approves
by the government, 1t is said, but no mean
have been taken to crush it out. r.
The editor OF Dublin newspaper hal
framed and, hung in his Office a uniq.
memorial Of reporters forethoughk Iii
telegram which he received few week
ago, and it reads: "Please keep column
open for dastardly outrage to be commite'
at II o'clock tonight = %
A Missouri doctor reports to the Phila
dolphin Medical and Surgical Reporter tn
case Of farmer who has nine children
the eldest of whom is lOand the younges
9 years Of age. The list begins with tn
girl OF 10 years then come twins (boy an'
girl) OF 8 years, twins girls Of 9 years,
girl OF 4, and finally triplets .(all girls
ye.rs old. Father, mother, and children
are all good health.
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I.angtry says she is "a little rickety on
ice, but jolly cleveron roller.skates." She
also AYERS that Boston "isn't nice"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04

JUDGE FrIIEY, OF Pittsaeld, Mass, wascured
OF rheumatism by st. Jacobs Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04

NEVER go on journey, or from home for
any length Of time, without having a bottle
NJ parpna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04
MOLASSES.

We opine that these goods have reached
bottom figures, and we cordially invite the
inspection OF the trade as they arc the finest
goods that have ever been offered in this
market. II VS. ~
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"A CARD..

To all who arc suffering from the errors and In
dhcretlons Of youth. nervous weakness. early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &c. Twill send recipe that
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send Seltaddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH 7. IsxAs. Station D. New York City.
nnl4.11haAW
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TIE turtleis so slow that he must take
his house with him when he does go out
for walk. Otherwise he might not be
able to reach home before bed time.-Netc
Orleans Piedylule. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-04

liz fevers, malaria, biliousness. heartburn
ETC., nothing Is so beneficial as Browns 1ro
Bitters, nav
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 9Th, ISSS.
Ten Separate Schools, including SchOn Of History
and School Of EngfiLh, Full coureS III Law and
largel faculties for study Of Physical Sciences and
ScientihciAgriCnlture completely equipped chem.
iCal labratory. Thorough Counes In AnCient ami
Modern Languages and literature. Text book Al
cost. Necessary expenses not over $40. For CAL
alogtle and other information address
:, -. ". Ia WILSON, President,
aus MOIgntOwn, ". Va.
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sOCIAL STATE on AnuLrI

Elsewhere in United. Other Countries and "
e;o,s stssSs .... unknOwR.'''''.', q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-07-24
SILENCED THEM.

A suggestive scene was witnessed, not
long since, in the corridor of New York
hotel. Several young men from the south
who had been long enough in the city te
acquire the dress and manner of "dudes,
were talking politics.
Their conversation indicated that they
prided themselves on not being yet "re-
constructed" and that the possibility O.
another war between the north and tht
south was topic of agreeable specula'
ton. Several boasts were made BY the
young gentlemen of what they would DE-
in the way of fighting should civil wa
again break out.
The talk of the youthful Hotspurs wa
so loud that it compelled the attention OF
a group of gentlemen standing near. One
Of the group paused in his conversation
and suddenly said TO his friends:
Excuse me, but think have little
work to do over there -
Joining the young men, he said, 81
think, gentlemen, from your conversation,
that you were too young to join the Con-
federate army, while the late war wa;
being fought"
The young men assented to this re.
mark, and he continued, "Well, then
let me tell you that you have been talk
ing about an event of which you know
little. was there. and / had all the
fighting that l wanted or shall want fol-
the rest fmy ife."
who are you, sir ;" asked one of the
young men, irritsted at the stranger {
words.
Il am Joseph F.. Johnston, III" and
he rejoined his friends.