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Political Points.

The New York Times says: The effect
of long continued protection by means
of heavy import duties may be read by the
wayfaring man who pauses for a moment
to study il. In short, it simply
gathers up a general tax from the industry
and production OF the whole people and
turns the proceeds into the hands Of few
favored capitalists.
Tariff reform, says the st. Louis Repub-
Hc0n, is impossible, but il is possible that a
revision which will be wholly in the inter-
est of the protected monopoles may be
forced through at the close of the session
without consideration in either house. II
will be this or nothing; so that it is largely
q matter Of no importance what action is
taken by either house in the wrangle now
going on over the details Of the two bills
under discussion. All the real legislation
will be i'm the conference committee.
The Rome Sentinel has come to the con-
clusion that "we have curious Congress-"
1t says: In one branch desperate effort
has succeeded in putting lumber on the
free list as a means Of protection to our
forests, which they greatly need. But high
duties are maintained on those products
which involve a large waste of wood i'm
their manufacture. Potash struggles along
with a 20 per cent. duty. In Europe it Is
being obtained from the refuse OF the beet
sugar manufacture. In this country it is
generally derived from the burning of
wood. And with 20 per cent. to keep the
European product away, our valuable trees
will continue to be cut down TO get pot
ash"
The Rochester Union and Advertiser
thinks "the only means OF putting an end
to this now established system Of corrupt
ing State Legislatures aud purchasing seats
in the United States Senate is 10 change, by
amendment OF the Constitution, the mode
OF electing United States senator's" 1t
adds: I" The Senate itself, as body, was
compromise, and the present mode OF
choosing its members was one OF several
methods proposed. What was known as
the Virginia plan proposed that Congress
should consist OF two branches, the men,
bers Of the first TO be elected by the people
OF the States, and these members Of the first,
when elected, TO choose the members OF the
second. The plan OF the two branches
was adopted, but II was finally decided to
give the States equal representation In one
branch--the Senate and allow the State
Legislatures to elect the senators. With
out disturbing the representation the Con-
stltution should DOW De so amended rs TO
allow the people Of the States to elect the
senators as they elect the representatives"
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A Hand Book Of Literature, Engtish ana ma
American, Historical and Cr'ficdt, ,oua
Illustrations Of the Writings Of Edch
Successive Period. BY ESTHER }. TRIM
pLE. late Professor OF Literature state
Normal School, West Chester, Pa. Price
$50.
This is quite readable book, and gives
In small space great many interesting
facts, and is sprinkled with extracts from
the writings Of distinguished authors.
For sale as above.
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A new Book roRrucoxISo.-We learn
tina, new book Is in press and will soon
be published, entitled "God and creation,
nv Ronenr r.. HowIsoS, author OF His
tory Of Virginia and other works. In adj
vance Of It's appearance It would OF course
be premature to express any opinion as TO
lis contents or merits; but we are informed
that II Is the product Of number Of years
., thought and study on the subjects pre-
senfed by II.
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WIcGIss Is the new weather.prophet.
He claims that be predicted the storm Of
January loth-our snow storm--and accepts
the New York 7imes's challenge as to the
next storm. To that journal be writes as
follows:
You now inform the public that you
will Judge me by my prediction that q
heavy storm Will pass over the North Anne
rlcan continent on Friday next, February
9th. acknowledge the righteousness OF
your course and ask the public 10 act as
Judge. Il. STONE WIGGINs.
"0hapa, February !, 1888"
Hurrah for WIG0INs. 1t was time for
new humbug TO sepersede vENsoR.
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SPRING IMPORTATION.
FANCY GOODS.

---~e-r-~s--~---r>s~-eH-
STEVENS
has opened this week
25 dozen lO-rib UMBRELLAS al 81 andsi.2j
100 BAND and Moss-RosE CHAMBER--ET>
at 80 and 50;
so TIN SETS, all colors, ats $40;
4 large assortment Of STAMPED TIN
WARE;
dozen CHILDREN's TIIGHCHAlRsat soc.
500 boxes PAPER AZ Toe;
500 boxes PAPER at l5c.;
An immense assortment Of sxl0 FRAMES
and also PLUSH and VELVET FRAMES.
at tie lowest prices;
A large lot Of EAsTLAKE ROCKERS at bot
tom prices;
1s-INCH COAL-HODs reduced from soc.
10 35c.;
FINE COAL-HODs, banded, reduced from
75c to Soc;
HELMET COAL-HODs decorated, reduced
from 81 to Use.
A few Of those RUGS l,ft, at the prices quoted
last week at STEVENS.
sos Broad street.
Write for a catalogue-free. ia2G
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SERGEANT BAILANTINE touches in his book
upon little of everything. He changes
his subject almost as frequently as WEBSTER
his in his dictionary. One sharp, practical
remark he makes in reply to the opponents
OF capital punishment-especially those
who claim that the fear OF Imprisonment
Tor life would deter as many persons from
crime as does the fear of hanging--and that
remark is that in all his large and long ex-
perience In defending criminals and prose-
cutting them he never knew one who would
not gladly accept any other punishment in
preference TO the death-penalty. This is a
convincing argument.
Per contra, the suicide OF KENNY, the
bill-poster, who had been sentenced to life
Imprisonment for murder, win be strong
argument In the mouths Of the other side.
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JUSTICE KS. LAw.--The opinion Of Judge
BUDD, OF Petersburg, that The City Council
OF that city has no power TO pay the fire.
men, policemen, de-, who served the city
faithfully for six months whilst their right
to their places was beng contested in the
courts affords good illustration Of the dii-
ference between law and iustice--that Is, il
the opinion be sound. Certainly it would
be dscreditable to the men OF means in Pc
tersburg II they should allow these inno-
cent officials to be the only sufferers from
mistake made by all the Democrats OF that
clty-conceding II to be a mistake.
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virginia Postal Nexys.

New post-ofilces have beens established
at Fox, Grayson county, James G.. Cox
postmaster, and Pepass's. Bland county
James G.. Repass, postmaster. The follow.
ing postmasters have been commissioned
William II. Siddons, Beaver DAM Mills
Lewis Z. Thomas, Burton's creek; Samue
V. Elan, Dupress; Larkin Willis, Locust
Dale; John X. Wood, Mediums river.
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After all the argument about cheapness
and quality itappears that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the best remedy for the cure OF
Coughs and Colds ever offered to the pub
lie. The price is only % cents bottle, and
every druggist in the land sells and recon-
meDds II.
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DEATHS.

Died, AT his residence, In Richmond. at twenty
minutes past Sunday night Februlry 4, 1883,
GEORGE W. CAMP, in The SEVENTEEN year OF
his age.
ment
Norfolk nnners nlnase cOnY.
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Mr.. James X. Young, OF Owatonna,
Mimi, writes: "My wife was afflicted
with very severe sore throat, as were also
three Of my children. We used st. .Mcobs
Oil and q complete cue was the result"
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MT NEW GOODSi NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS.

Our buyer having recently been North and made
arrangements with some Of the leading houses and
manufacturers, we are at present prepared TO offer
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
I'm every department In odf house.
"A COTTON at sc. as good as sold elsewhere at
A COTTON at DC. as good as sold elsewhere at
Five cases sMALL-FIGURED LIGHT PRINTS,
for ehildren's wear, at s. 81, and sHe.
We are IN receipt OF some Of the most beautiful
patterns In CHECK MUSLISS II has ever been
our pleasure 10 exhibit, and we intend 70 seil
them at I2X, 1GsI, 20, and csc. Come ana see
them.
Inns, IRISH LINENS, and lots OF Phbl j
WHITE GOODS. all entirely new, 10 be sou al
remarkably low prices.
BARNsLEY's TABLE-DAnAsK' pure hnen' al
We carry The best line OF WHITE and C0LORED
TAHi, E-DAMASkS and NAPKINS To match
IN he found in the city--a great many new pat
terms which have never been shown before.
u.uDrrpc. SWISS. NAINSOOK, and NULL
EMSROIDERIEs in edges and insertings, all
new. Amongst this lot will be found goods To
pIease the most fastldious. Although cmbrolde-
ries have advanced, we still hold Oh 10 low
prices.
COTTON EDGES. PERSIAN TRIMMINGS. AN
TIOUE and PILLOW-CASE EDGES. entirely
new lines, to be sold ~ prices TO please.
As usual, we cannot forget our WRAPS. All Of
our SILK CIRCULARS, DOLMANS, JACK
ETS, and ULSTERS marked 10 prime cost.
All i'm want Of n garment viii do well 10 give
us call. We do not wish Ia carry these goods
to next season, therefore this great reduction
in prices.
CARPETS likewise must be sold, and we have FIX
ed prices that viii tell on all In want OF thest
goods. Our TAPESTRIES are beautiful, ano
stock complete
4 few more of those q and 3-BUTTON KIDS al
3jc.. I'm white, opera. and street shades;
RIrCHINGS IN the newest and most beautiful de-
signs, as we make these goods speciality.
For DRY GOODS at low prices call at
THALHlMtR BROTHERS,.
sol Broad street, corner Firth.
fe 4-Su.Tu&Th
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the Clay-Strect Methodist church, by
Rev. Mr. Lambeth, on the LIST instant. Mr.. W. ~
HAMMOND TO Miss LEILA II. GORDON.
Portsmouth Wal papers please copy.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Tickets can be bad at Mr.. c.. ZDiMER's, Ne.
1918 east Main street, and of Mr.. CHARLES HEN
NINGHAUSEN, No. 90 east Main street.
The sale of reserved seats has been opened at Mr..
JOIN r. kouLEE's jewelry store No. 10 east
Broad street.
All tickets ordered through the committee must
be called for ut the same place.
Apply for tickets to the following committee;
Charles l.. Sitgcl. joseph W. IauDe.
Hermann c. BOschen, Hermann schmidt,
William LOyenstein, II. g.. Miller,
Henry +. Laube, Joseph 4. Kaufman,
A. NJ Lyneman, Beverly I. Crump,
Charles Pohlig, =, \, Mol.
&. Rcintz G.. Remschoidt,
TheO II rinsOn. f. l-2,3,4S6
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ATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND OD.-FlRST-CLASs
" FUFL OF ALI klNDS.-Anlhraelte Stove
MT. Egg. and Lump. Foundry, East Bank Coal
burg splint, lump and hail. Soft Coke and New
River and Enei G Coal. Oak and Pine Wood
long. sawed, and kidding You can save from rs
10 so cents by calling or teleph0ning l65 or 1908
Cary street or 70S Broad street, opposite Theaire
dec G.. II. PAGE.
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DEMAGkABLE!
LETTER FPoM A TRAVELLER.

LETTER From 4 TRAVELLER,
| KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September 20, 1882.
think 10 a duty / owe 10 humanity 10 say what
| your remedy has done for me. one year ago con-
rracted had case Of blood-disease and not know
ing the result of such troubles, allowed II to run
on for some time, but finally applied TO the best
! physician In this city. who treated me for six
months. In that time TOOK over 800 pills Of pro
| toiodide Of mercury, grain each. and had run
down in weight from 2l0 to l57 pounds and was
confined 10 my bed with Mercurial rheumatism.
scarcely able to turn myself in bed. Being tray-
cling man. some of the fraternity found me in this
dcplorible condition, and recommended me TO try
your specific .........,.A ...... eases that had
as they knew :. :. s.. been cured by
several ....................: its use. Icom-
menced the Use of It with very little faith and In
less than three weeks able 10 take my place on
the road. The sores and coppcr-colorcd spots
gradually disappeared, aud to-day | have not a
| sore or spot on my person. and my weight Is ~
| pounds, being more than IL ever was. | DO not
wish you TO publish my name, but you may show
this letter 10 any who doubt the merit OF = :. =;
for know IL is sure cure.
Yours truly. J.H.B
Some thirty years ago there lived in Montgom-
ed. After being treated for long time by
the medical profession of this town with no
benefit. he commenced taking :. :. :. After per-
sisienuy taking 1t two months he was cured. Being
acquainted with him for twenty years thereafter,
can testify that the disease never made its RETURN
!. ". BISPoP, p,
Hot Springs, Ark.
| If YOU doubt, come 10 see Us, and We will CURE
YOU, or charge nothing! Write for particulars
aud COPY of the little book " Message 10 the Tn
fortunate Suffering" Ask any druggist as 10 our
standing.
$1,000 REWARD
will be paid to any Chemist who VIII find on an
alysls Of 100 bottles of ). :. = one particle of
Mercury, Iodide of Potassium, or any Mineral sub
stance. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
PrOprictors, Atlanta, Ga.
Large size 10
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lno 4-Sa,Tu&IbI
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We return thanks to Hon. GEoRoE D.
WISE for public documents.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a
vi bers Of RICHMOND LODGE, No.~{N~
10, are requested to attend stated com NJ
municatiOn of their Lodge al ~. AlbanI ~ y
Hall, corner of Third and Main streets. on THIS
Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock. Business OF
Importance will be brought before the Lodge.
thren I'm good standing are invited to meet with US.
BY order of the W. VI.
JAMES f. RIDDICK. Secretary.
FEBRU AIRY 6, A. l.. 1888, n. ID. 1883.
10 4
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. Sc.
VIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL, 1888.

The January No. containing besides other yalu-
able matter for the proiessiOn the only fun report
of Judge GUILDS
GRAFTON ON THE LIFE AND SERVICES OF
JUDGE MONCURE.
and the remarks Of Rev. DR.. liOGE 1t the funeral
OF Judge OULu. We viii sell for one month this
No. at 2jc. as "A specimen q the JOURNAL. Now
Is the time 10 subscribe.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
fc 4-l&w Pnblshors.
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M, THERE Is NO DOUBT OF 1T.
THE GOODS WILL ALL he SOLD.
THEY ARE GOING FAST.
PRICES WILL TELL.
OUR STOCK STILL QUITE FULL IN OIL
DEPARTMENTS
EXCEPT IN
BLANKETS, CARPETS, TOWELS, AND IA
BILE DAMAsKs
In order to make a clean sweep OF these we shall
offer still further inducements.
MANIFESTATIONS price 81. 81, -, and a.
will be sold at sl.25 1925, 1929 and $3.50
CARPETS at cost price at the manufacturers
looms;
TOWELS at 10c.-cost 1870;
TOWELS at 15c.-cost ISc.;
TOWELS at I7c.-cost zoe;
TOWELS at lse.-cost 25c.;
TOWELS at 25c.-cost soc.
Although HAMBURG EDGINGS have adyance'
about 40 per cent, we shall couiuue TO sell at ole
figures. HAMBURG EDGINGs a; 3, ., 6, ~, 0
and I0c-the cheapest in the United States.
All Of our stock Of DRESS GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, ana COTTON-sIIRTING, SHEET
INGs, sKIRTINGs. GINGHAMs. GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHINGS, LADIES UNDER
WEAR, &C., &C., all new and desirable, viii b
closed out an once for cash.
CALL EARLY, CALL OFTEN.
The STORE, with PORTION OF FIXTURES
FOR RENT. Possession given March 1st.
L. j. LEVY & co,
IA 80 2l3 east Broad street.
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ELSEMHERE IN OHIO.

A dispatch from Mansfield reports that
two freight trains went through bridges
near there. and that one brakeman was
killed and another lost his leg. Three
other bridges between there and Alliance,
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago railroad, have been washed away, and
passengers have been transferred over the
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio.
A Delaware dispatch reports that the
Olentanzy river is raging, the freshet being
the worst ever known. The suspension
bridge has been swept away and two other
bridges are expected to 90. Families living
near the river are being rescued on boats.
Acres OF meadow-land have been mum
dated, and houses and thousands OF trees
are afloat. a chair-factory is partly sub
merged. and the machinery is much dam
aged. ~
that the KOkomo river is booming. One
house is surrounded by water and the
family in the upper story is cut of from
help. A bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio
road was carried away while freight-train
No. IS was crossing. The locomotive and
the forward part OF the train are sunk out
OF sight. All the train hands escaped,
except brakeman named Hartman, who
was drowned.
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! aoodoa. and extensive damage bias been

nUVutus unu tAt>bc''~
done. -, ~
A special dispatch from Franklin, PENN,
saws: The New York, pennsylvania anu
Ohio RAILWAY Il ten feet under water ana
ice. Twenty-Five families have been driven
from their homes. The Venango MIL Is
two feet under water, and a large quantity
OF grain, -four, and feed Is destroyed. "A
great amount OF lumber was swept away.
The Destruction mt Cleveland.
SEVERAL LIVES LIGHTHOUSES AND BRIDGES
SWEPT AWAY, RAILROADS SUBMERGED, AND
Property WORTH MILLIONS WRECKED.
A Cleveland (Ohio) special OF Sunday
says: The great food reached its highest
point at about noon to-day, when the
river was ten feet higher than Mt the
ordinary stage in places, and the hats,
covered with lumber-yards, elevators,
iron-works, machine-shops, flour-mills,
packing-houses, factories Of various sorts,
and railroad freight-houses, were more
or less submerged. The water IS receding
tonight, but the extent OF the damage can
not be ascertained for several days. IL Is
estimated that 23,000,00 feet OF lumber,
and from 100000 to 100000 shingles
have been washed from the lumber-yards.
The Valley railroad Is several feet under
water for miles, and its bridge near Weigh
lock has been swept away. The New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio old freight-house is
four feet under water, which reaches
within a few inches OF the floor OF the
new freight-house. The cars are under
water TO the floors. The company re-
fuses freight for the present. About
fifty horses whianc were stabbed at the
lumber-yards stood all night in water
ND to their breasts. They were rescued
with difficulty to-day, having to swim seye-
raj hundred feet 10 reach place OF safety.
Two mills OF the Cleveland Paper Com
panv, containing about forty tons OF man.
.ufacturcd paper, are in water nearly to the
top OF the first story. Less damage has
been done TO shipping than was feared.
The tug Florence tore from her moorings
and was capsized and sunk. SchOoners
and steamers were rudely tossed about, but
most OF them rode through with slight or
no injury. The lower central way-bridge
Is broken, the approaches are gone and
the draw Is turned rs IL TO let
vessels pass. The district all about
presents the appearance OF lake
dotted with chimneys OF furnaces,
roofs Of buildings, and lumber piles
securely anchored. The infirmary farm on
the rivers edge is submerged. The
freshet is the most destructive ever known
here, and the water is higher than since
the great flood OF 1S59-some think higher
even than then. The damage can scarcely
be less than S1,0O0,O00, and may be much
greater. The rain ceased at 3 o'clock thi:
morning, and the weather turned rapidly
cold. One family living on low land wa:
rescued by boat. A prisoner in the sta
ton near Brooklyn was also taken out in
boat. The heavy rains have done vast
damage throughout this part OF the State
and Western Pennsylvania. All the
streams are extraordinarily high, bridges
have been carried away, farms inundated
and much property, including live stock,
| lost.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
" The regular monthly meeting OF the above So
city will be held THIS Tuesday EVENING, Feb
ruary 9th, az 1880 o'clock. Somination Of officers
for the ensuing twelve months and other very I'M
portan, business 10 be attended 10. A full and
prompt attendance requested BY order of the
President, lfe 6-ltI JOHN NJ. HIGGINS.
NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
~ OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DAN
VALLEY AND YADKlN RIVER MARROW
The office of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company In the city of Richmond, Va, on the
2iTIi DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883, at IL
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. $. BtiFORD,
IN 23-Tu5L&tdtd President.
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$1,000 REWARD

nI,UUU KEW MID
will be paid to any Chemist who VIII find on an
alysis Of 100 bottles of ). :. ;. one particle of
Mercury, Iodide of Potassium, or any Mineral sub
stance. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ProprictOrs, Atlanta, Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
|FDAvOL Mills, NEW YORK

|HDAvOL MILLS, NEW YORK
MILLS. wAMsUTTA. UTICA, BNDROs-
COGGIN. PRIDE-oF-THE-wEsT, Lang
DON, DWIGHT, PEPPERELL, and all other
popular makes Of sHEETiNGs and SHIRT
INGs, at prices as low as they can be had az
any other house in the city;
cALIcOEs. CAMBRfCs, and PERCALEs az
bottom prices;
The LARGEST csc. UUCKABACK TOWEL ever
offered In this city;
BED-TICK from s11c. TO Csc yard;
FLANNELs and CANTON FLANNELs IN all
qualities at very low prices;
The cheapest lot Of WHITE and CoLoRED
BLANKETS ever offered in this city:
WHITE and oOLoRED QUILTS at extraordi-
nary bargains;
The balance Of stock Of CIRCULARS, CLOAKS-
DoLMANs, ULsTERs, JACKETS, and PAIL
ETOTs ~ be closed out at less than cost.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
h30 successors to Levy Brothers.
r.ff> GENTLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS. Of excellent material, at 80, 50.
75c., and 81;
BOYS SHIRTS ut so aud 75c.;
GENTLEMEN's COLLARS, CRAYATs, TfEs.
BOWS, GLOVES, SOCKS, HANDkER-
CHIEFS, sUsPENDERs. UNDERsHlRTs,
aud DRAWERS.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
See the FLEECED-LINED BERLIN GLOVES
at &c. worth 40c. also, the big bargains IN job
lot Of LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs. f. 30
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

~ VI INI1 It y Il II I@EA'1'
In addition TO my regular business, am now
grinding my - STANDARD" BRAND OF PLNS-
TER. which Is unequalled by any on the market.
and which intend shall become universally pOpu-
lar on lis own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump. can furnish the bsst quality, and h,y-
ing the capacity for grinding hfty tons per day,
can give consumers HE Advantage OF having 1t
fir silly ground. as / will not keep supply on
hlnd bur grind Il after receiving orders on short
est notice. Price, &C., on application.
WILLIAM 4. KING,
3i0O to $500 Williamsburg avenue.
fe aim POst-Onice Box /.
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From late dispatches n appears IL .'' ~
while the loss of life from the noods ~
pennsylvania has been comparatively sma,l'
the destruction Of property has been enor.
nous. and the disaster attended Win most
thrilling scenes and incidents.
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If YOU doubt, come 10 see Us, and We will CURE
YOU, or charge nothing! Write for particulars
aud 4 copy of the little book Message 10 the I'm
fortunate Suffering" Ask any druggist as 10 our
standing.
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Our buyer having recently been North and made
arrangements with some Of the leading houses and
manufacturers, we are at present prepared to offer
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
in every department In odf house.
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INDIA MUsLINs. MANSIONS, NULL MIS-
Inns IRISH LINENS, and lots OF Phb1 j
WHITE GOODS. all entirely new, TO be Soia al
tbiy low nrices.
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We are In receipt OF some Of the most beautiful
patterns In CHECK MUSLISS II has ever beem
our pleasure TO exhibit, and we intend 70 sen
them at l2X, 1GsI, 20, and csc. Come ana sec
them.