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MEDICAL.
Plain talk !.

We are aware that we are combating prryai,,n,
pftludite Of the rhlttsslHn and peOpe Whtu We a.
with yeRet. bic remedy We OunelSGt Nefe nj
eai'y CONVINCED. But does Il male anything IL
q tct Simply bechu e you do not telh ve i?
Turn 70 history and read The accounts Of the dis.
coyety and application Of ErSm, friirNads, exc.
tricity. etc NErO not thrSe who rrtachCd that Il
waA pnsible to accomplish Eu h HrAud IesuiiS a.
We See realized to-day, pronounced CtaEy; AMI
did not scientists say. iNfoNiDlE" We do mai
ask that you Sccept our word We bring rorfobSF,
Etlug testimony. In snort, We demnnstIae bT liz,
lug, reliable NiIucsAes that every W4Id We Ay /,
tue
Ask yoni.eli tho question, could men ocruryIpR
the political, social, aud lnRuVil pos lien theSs
men do sEord 70 6ndOrc lhNNC tnEppCd In l VOL
Of deCt ptIen and Of tfAud7 Nov, let item 4 cav
Every Motd Wesly In regard 10 our remedy 4,
trae AID tho certificates We publish ale llOna men
Of undoubted verac!ty ava
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CZcreidnd beddtr
In Foraker the funny fellows will find a
fine field for alli.erative lances. Force,
firmness and fidelity form his fortune, the
foe will flee from before his face, and the
fame OF his fight will fire the friends OF
freedom from aiar. This is merely q sug-
gestion.
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thus: sch stands for p. as you will find
irom the las. letters in hiccough. 0ugh
stands for o, as in dough. Phth stands ior
/ as in phthisis Eigb stands for q, as in
nei0hbor. TIE stands for I, as In gaSettei
and cal, stands for o, as in beau"
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A a1naCLHlN OIL CRY.
Doctors Dumfoundcd = Druggists an
The Peop,e wild With Excitement.

From The OH city Derrick. July 2la. 1881.
Miss MAGGIE MARTIN, OF this city, has heen
III aud couhned 10 her house for Seve al years.
Our hest physicians filled TO give her re.
lieI. She took Pentaa aud, to the astonish:.
nent Of all who knew her. she Is now up snd
about again. Mr. SIMMONS. the Drugg st,
old 1874 bottles last week. He buys In gross
lots. Mr., CowKLL, TOO, tel.s It. Ask your
Drug st for Dr.. HARrNAs's "1l's OF Lile'
(gr III, or address On. Il. at0sborn, Ohio,
for one, paW
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HOW 20 NncII I,otnto.
Exchange.

The possibilities ofspelling are illustrated
by professor In San Francisco, who de.
ciares that "Ghoughphtheightteeau" 10 a
correct spelling Of "potato," He proves It
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NERVOUSNESS, peevishness, and fretting, SO
often connected with overworked ftmales'
lives, is rapidly relieved by Browns Iron
RIttars Dkw
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Now is the opportunity bottle cf Hunts
Insect Powder jIdlciously sprinkled aboutthe
bedstead and into corners and monks will save
much future trouble. Price Is cts. By all
druggists.
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nEw eoops-eEo. RITAYLoR.
R. TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN STREET.

The continuance Of the active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods, Silks, ParasOls and
Black SILKS that can be guaranteed has necessitateds
new supply of these goods. which will be opened on
MONDAY, the 7h inst. Notwithstanding the scarcity
Of some particularly desirable shades in Colored silks
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets they can i'll
nearly every case be found in stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our large line OF
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$1,000 Reward will DO pSid to any Chemist
Wh, vii fad on the anal! sis u 100 pUtIlea 81
one particle Of Meru.y, lOdide Potassium, or Any
mineral subs Rnce.
THE-swlFr SPECIFIC CO.,
LED Drawer z. Allnntn q.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,


ATLANTA, GA, Jan. !. lSS!.
We are manageS OF the SWiit Specific Co, and
own q, cont lug part Of the stock Of ne MD
company, and endorse every VOID uttered by them.
LAMAR, RASklS " LAMAR,
Wholesale DtuSGi,u.
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A CARD.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart MS tOllowt-City time.
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10 n. lSopm,4 40pm ARMvE-Mein Line
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p, G, d ST. L.-DKPARr-627 u m, 0 02R m,
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asp nj, 707pm.
CIV, d W.-DRP4Er-9SSam, $50 p m, Il
m s Is a m. I p m. ARRIyR-745a m, 10 30 m,
2 80 n N. 4HNpm.
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WiIEsIisn= =. VI. JVNE .. less

Persons caring torn for The "a'O", and
summer tarvler', con hare TIE DAILY IN
rEl.LIoEScRR mailed to alcm postpaid, for 70
cents per month, he address being changed a
nm, ~, T.,irsd
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ATLANTA, o., August, 1881,
We know the gentlemen composing the arm n,
Lamar, .kAnsin d Lamar They GIe ptumipaut
citizen. OF cur state, men q means ard Of hiS6
character and 1an ling.
J. ". kEGLIsH, Mayor Of Atlanta
J. y. PORTkR, ASh Z MerchantS III.
y. R1MAgE, CR.hr Atlrnt4S IN III
4. o BALOS, Speaker lilo, RPps,. "a
ALE. Il. LALQulrT. GuYernvt Of a
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pl,,MR,Nu, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
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HOME PROOF.

KIdney and Liver EIGeGAes aud Rheut1GtIlu.-
On fsred .Tctribly-"not hlng seemed " help ma.
could not Eet out Of BED. Dr.. ehlith tuiul me"
S ON'1 - ZAISl. PlllLI.lS
Wheeling, MA
n.., ra,,,rrS NJ SnEa TnbRiFed Voire .,,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-26
rhe VICTORY IN paltimore.

"whcn such Democratic tidai.waye u
sweeping over the country, the Democrats
have everything to hope for. The doubt
full counties will all drop on the winning
side.v So we said on Tuesday last; and
here comes the result Of Wednesdays cleo
tons in Baltimore In proof Of the truth OF
the theory thus stated. Baltimore has
dropped on the winning side. There was
good reason TO doubt the success OF the
Democrats In Baltimore this year. Not
only was the negro vote massed solidy
against the Democratic ticket, but the white
Republicans as party had formed coalI-
ton with large number OF boiling and dis
satisfied Democrats and had put up as
their candidate for mayor very popular
Democrat. A leading Democratic paper
advocated the election Of HEisKELL. But
oil these things combined together availed
not against the strong current running in
favor OF the Democratic party.
Voters OF Virginia, follow where lead
Ohio and Baltimore, which summon you
to the performance Of patriotic duty. Let
nothing prevent you from needing that
summons.
y. S. Since the above was penned we
have received the Baltimore american OF
yesterday, which SAYS:
> "Mr. Latrobe ran far ahead OF his ticket;
and this IL due 20 the fact that he received
some five thousand Republican votes. Mr..
Latrobe admits this. He fully understands
1t. and feels, therefore. that his election is a
non-par;isan victory-won not by the aid OF
the lobby bosses, but by the Republican
votes given in his favor OH personal
grounds"
The American is entitled to its opinion;
but we guess that the negroes knew which
was the regular Democratic ticket and
which most nearly Republican. The Asso-
ciated Press kilograms recognize Mr.. La
TRoBE rs the regular Democratic candidate.
And such he was. Mr.. HEIsKELL was a
bolter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-26
Return. We Wanderers.

Vote with the meE who rejoice over the
Democratic victories in Baltimore and IN
Ohio. II you vote the Coalition ticket this
wear, you will be sure TO vote the Repub-
lican ticket next year. See how far you
have already wandered from the Demo-
cratic fold. In 1879 you had no thought
OF iorsaking your party. How did you
get into your present position! How did
you become hali-Republican-n nine
tenihs Republican, Where will you find
yourself after the next step? is there be.
tween you and the Republican party any,
thing more than single stepS Are you
not on the very brink OF the precipice OF
Staiwartism? Pray. do not make the fatal
plunge. Renew at once your allegiance to
the old Democratic party.
How is il that you do not rejoice over
Democratic victories in other States? When
did you reach that point OF indifference or
anfagonism to the Democratic party that
YOU could not rejoice over its victories and
regret its deieatss Are you not now in the
same party with HoRATIo SEYMOUR. HAN
COCK. RANDALL, THURMAN, BAyARD, TIL
DEN, PENDLEToN, and VOORHEES,! Nay,
but you must be. Otherwise, since
there are but two national parties,
you must be in the party OF SIMON
CAMERON, DAWES, HoAR, GRANT, CoNK-
LING, and the rest OF the Stalwarts. IL
you do not hold fellowship with the north
ern Democrats, who through evil and
through good report have stood up in
Congress and everywhere else and on every
occasion in defence Of the right OF the
southern people to all the blessings OF gov
eminent enjoyed by the northern, then
you must hold fellowship with the men
who once flied the legislative halls OF Lou
isiana and South Carolina with armed
soldiers. IL you are not Democrat,
you must belong to, or be acting with,
the party which stole in 1876 the
votes of three southern States in order TO
pcrpetuate It's malignant rule. When north
crn Republican journals promise an era OF
good feeling in the national capital as the
natural result of a Democratic victory in
the next presidential election, they promise
nothing more than will be fulfilled, but
they do it for the purpose OF disparaging
the Democrats Of the North; and yet no.
thing is more certain than that il you are
not Democrat in Virginia you are in ALI
ance with n party for which those sectional
Journals speak.
VIII you.not ponder these things? VIII
you not halty Will you not take counsel
with those staunch Democratic friends Of
yours with when in days past 1t was your
pleasure TO act? Is it possible that they
are all wrong and you right? Survey your
surroundings; determine to 90 no fur
Their; start back forthwith to the Demo-
cratic party; take the hands OF your Tor
mer party-iriends and associates; vote the
right ticket; and prepare to rejoice next
year over grand triumph of the National
Democratic party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-26
The Soufhsidc to tho Southwest and
Valley.

United almost to q man. the white men
in the Soutlside counties appeal to the
white men in the Southwest and in the
Valley to stand by them in the desperate
struggle they are making against Malone
ism and negro domination.
In other portions OF the State it may be
different, but in this section, with the ne
groes banded solidly together, the white
men likewise had to come together and
present an urbroken front to the black
horde; but alone they will not be able to
check the advancing black wave. Hence
they appeal to their white brothers OF the
Valley and the Southwest to stand by them.
and to come to their rescue by hurting from
power this Coalition party. which in this
section gets nearly all IFS strength from the
negroes, and which, without the negro sup
port, could hardly muster corporaPs
guard.
White men OF the Southwest and Val
lev, will you not heed the appeal Shall
your white brothers IN SOuthside Virginia
call on you in VAN? We do not believe
it. and we will not believe it. Come. then,
to man, to the rescue of your brothers
in this section, who, though outnumbered
by the negroes. are standing firmly, with
unbroken ranks, facing the foe; look
ing to and expecting you to aid them.
Won't YOU do il? Can you, as white
men. as VIrginians, resist their cry Tor
succor? In other days and in other
times you stood shoulder to shoulder with
them. and the white blood OF the South
west, the Valley, and the Southside was
poured out in one stream in defence Of a
common cause which all believed to be
right. Occupy the same position now. and
be found side by side with your Demo-
cratic white brethren in Southside Nir-
gina in the fight they are making for all
they hold dear and sacred-their homes
and their hearthstones and the supremacy
Of their race.
Shall Virginians call upon Virginians to
stand by them and aid them and call in
vain? You may not feel the shame and
humiliation Of having ignorant, incompe-
tent negroes forced by negro votes into
office over you. Your brothers here do.
You may not have to endure the shame OF
being misrepresented in the halls OF legis-
lation by negroes. Your brothers here do.
You may escape the degradation OF having
negro trustees for your public schools.
Your brothers here cannot if this Coali-
tion-Republican party is victorious. Rise,
then, white men OF the Southwest and the
Valley at the appeal OF your white brothers
OF the Southside aud drive this party from
power. Speak in thunder-tones your con-
domination OF it with your ballots in No
vember. -FdrmUile journal.
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Afraid of It.

The Cincinnati Commercial. it is evident,
Is still apprehensive that the prohibit3ry
amendment will give trouble to the Repub-
licans of Ohio next year in the presi-
dental election. That journal seeks to
make ii appear that that amendment was
buried on the 9th of October last under an
immense majority. But the facts are all
against the Commercials theory.
First, the number OF votes cast for the
prohibi!ory amendment was much larger
than the number cast against 1t. This, OF
itself, is most significant fact. 1t was
only by counting as against the amend
ment all the votes which were not cast for
it that it was ratified. The real majority
was not against it. Then il must be remem-
bered that, as we understand it. both par
ties put upon their tickets the following
lines
'.For the Second Amendment"
"Against the Second Amendment"
Many careless voters no doubt put into
the balot-boX tickets from which neither
line had been erased. All such votes were
counted against the amendment. In Vir-
GINA, in 1876, N. b. MEADE, Esq, chair
man of the ervative.Democratlc State
Executive Committee, had tickets printed
with only the line, "For the Amendments"
printed upon them, and no doubt in that
manner secured the ratification of the
amendments to the State Constitution which
were that year submitted to the voters.
Again: There was even under the rule
OF counting the votes adopted in Ohio Il
majority for the second amendment, leav-
ing out the five counties in which there
are large cities.
Therefore, it is not at all likely that the
Republicans can escape the troubles of an
other prohibition campaign. Marshal
MURAT HALsTEAD and all other Republic
cans will be made TO take one side or the
other. The SCOTT law must come up
in the Legislature for repeal or revision,
and the consideration and discussion Of
that law will open the floodgates of agita-
ton again.
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Our purchases In New York made last week are
beyond precedent. We came across many nner-
chants and importers who, on account OF dull
times and wanting money, were anxious to sell.
WE BOUGHT
so pieces CRAPE-LIssE RUFFLE worth 76c.
per yard--we viii sell IL nj / 21c. per yard;
500 pieces FANCY COTTON EpGES-fornerly
sold AZ SC. per yard-we VIII sell al lc. per
yard
A small lot KID GLOVES, five and seven hooks,
worth s1.75 and 81 per pair-will be sold at
50c.:
Elegant CASHMERE JERSEY GLOVES that
were sl.o5 we sell at 75c.;
Elegant SILK ana CHENILLE PRINCES that
were 81 and sl.25 we will sell at so, 60, and
Zoe. per ysrd
DAMAsK TOWELS that were csc. now only
l6c, and at 25 were 37kc.
BLANKETS LOWER THAN EVER.
81 BLANKETS for $3.50. IS Blankets for $3.50,
$3.50 Blankets for %. 50 Blankets for Sc. You
can save money by buying Of Us, as our pur-
chase of BLANKETS at the recent sale was
for much less figures than on the first distrlbu-
ton.
WE SHALL OPEN THIS WEEK
SINGH ALL-SILK WATERED SASH RIBBON,
former price s1.25-will be sold at 35c;
1000 pairs KID GLOVES, all the new shades, at
60c-regular price 81;
leo pieces PLAID RIBBON, all silk, at 12Ic. per
yard-richly worth Doc; 80 pieces very pretty,
nearly all sir, 1T Toe. worth 25c.
In addition we have an elegant line Of SILK
PLUSHkS. SILK VELVETS, NELNErEENS-
Plain and Embossed-in all the desirable shades
and in Black.
BLACK SILK ut 65c.-regulr price 81 per
yard-and thousands of other grand bargains from
auction.
Gail at the corner OF Ninth aud Main.
LEVY. DAVIS & Co.
oc 20 90l east Main street.
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. telegraph 10 the Irihune.J
PHILADELPHIA. October 24.-Samuel u.
Randall, il 4 conversation with reporter
Of the Press tonight, said his canvass for
the speake ship had reached more hope
full and encouraging stage. He had reasons
for saying that the result in Ohio had
largely inIred to his benefit, but he was
not at liberty to give details as to his as
sured support from that State or elsewhere.
He further said that the report OF a recent
speech, in which he said lie was not for
protection Cor the mere sake Of protection,
was correct statement OF his position.
He is a strft constructionist, and does not
find either free trade or high protective
tariff i'm tho Constitution; but In securing
revenue fo' the support of the Govern
ment the ample protection OF our indus
tries may b: easily and properly secured.
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Mr.. Randall and the Caucus.
rhe Baltimore Dan saws:

The Baltimore Day says
"The Richmond Dispatch complains be-
cause it is proposed that the supporters OF
Carlisle, Cox, and Morrison combine against
Randall il it shall appear that none OF them
alone has majority over all the Others and
saws it is an unfair proposition. There Is
nothing unfair about il: The first three
candidates represent tariff reierm-a policy
to which nine tenths of tie party are COM
mitted, and to which Randall is opposed"
Well, suppose the fight be made upon the
tariff question in the House OF Representa-
tives. Surely the tariff is as important a
question to the Republicans as to the DEM
ocrats. III devotion to principle requires
the Democrats to divide upon that question
devotion to principle will require the Re-
publicans to divide upon 1t. In other
words, the two parties ought, upon the
DAYS theory, to align themselves. the one
In favor Of protection to American indus
tries and the other against it. Now, II the
House OF Representatives divide upon that
issue alone, who will be elected Speaker
TO us OF the South there are questions
r.uch more important than the tariff qucs-
ton. In the first place, nine tenths OF the
Democrats OF Virginia believe in a tari1
incidentally protective. They are not free
traders. They hold to the doctrine taught
In the Democratic platform OF the three
States Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Nirgf
MIA. But in the second place. we would
much rather abolish the internal-revenu'
taxes thsn any taxes we pay in the shape
OF tariff.
But we must confess oar surprise tha
the Day sees nothing unfair In the propo
sition that three aspirants shall hold eau
Gus preliminary 10 the regular Democrat
caucus. II Is q matter thai ought not
call for argument-being one OF goo
faith. II we were free-trader OF eve
lie strictest school, we would never 70
one moment entertain proposition to il
yite MIR. RANDALL into caucus, a m:
,ority of whose members had previousl
met together separately and agreed {
defeat him. II CARLISLE, Cox, an
MogmsoN, may thus combine against RAJ
DALI, surely Cox and MORRISON may hay
q caucus two degrees removed from Ia
regular Democratic caucus, aud thus ruI
out CARLISLE. Then, after counting noses
Cox may get MORRISON into caucus tire
degrees removed from the principal caucu.
and rule out MORRISON. What sort 9
\ good faith would that bey
q Dir. RANDALL Is a Democrat, such
method OF killing him or cannot b
adopted. II he Is not Democrat, he ha
OF course no reason for submitting hi
Claims TO Democratic caucus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-26
New Hook.

Albert Goliatin. By JoHN AUSTIN STEVENS.
Boston HoUGHTON, MIFFLIN & Co. 1884.
Price Sl.25.
This is one of the series of biographies
entitled american Statesmen" and
edited by JOIN I. MORSE, Jr., not all the
volumes of which series have pleased US.
Mr.. GALLATIN was not southern states
man, and for this reason fares better at the
hands OF Mr.. STEvENs. lie was foreign
born citizen who rendered his adopted
country signal services. Every young man
aspiring so public life ought to be familiar
with Mr.. GALLATIN's history. The one be-
fore us is the best we know Of.
For sale by CARLTON MCCARTHY d Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-26
Negroes I'm Office and Filling Posi-
tiOns-Read and Ponder.

For the benefit OF our readers we give
this week n summary OF the negroes hold
ing Office in number OF counties and cities
in the State, and ask them what they think
OF the DARK PICTURE:
In the city of Petersburg, according to
the Mail, there are more than seventy!
In the counties of Prince Edward Farm
vile included), Cumberland, Brunswick,
Nottoway. Powhatan, Chesterfield. and
Goocnland, seventy-siXl
In Henrico, King William, City OF Will
liamsburg, York, Warwick, Elizabeth CITY,
Louisa, New Kent, Surry, city OF Danville,
Essex, Lancaster, Halifax, and Northamp-
ton, 60!
In Sussex. James City, Charles City, Isle
Of Wight, and city of Norfolk, 81! Making
n total Of negroes holding Office, or candi-
dates for Office, in the above cities and
counties,
2G4i.!
And we believe that II the matter was more
closely examined into the number would
be increased.
Now, don't you think it is time for YOU
to say to this party, which thus panders to
the negro at the expense Of the white man.
HALT; you have already gone too far? We
think you do, we believe you do, and we
are confident yeu will so declare by your
ballots in November.
White men Of Virginia, and particularly
OF the Southwest and the Valley, what do
you think OF the above picture? Do you
LIKE IT!
Who are responsible for the above num-
Der OF negroes being in office, elevated
over the heads Of white men who are q
thousand times better fitted to discharge
the duties pertaining 10 the respective OF.
fees than the ignorant negroes by whom
they are filed?
What party afllliates with the negro, and
In this part OF the State derives its CHIEF
strength from the negros Is it not this
Malone Coalition Republican partyy
Ii is high time that ignorance and incom-
petence were made TO yield to intelligence
and worth-that our offices were filed by
parties capable and competent to discharge
the duties the law requires from those who
I'LL the offices it creates. Else, what Is the
need Of the Offices? The people OF Virgil.
mia can settle this question at the ballot
box next month VIII they do it? w,
are sure they will, and settled now 1t will
be decided for all time. Decide 1t then
Virginians. The question Is with you
and your ballots In November will register
your decision. FdrmuiAe Journal.