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Miscellaneous Foreign News.

oAfJkD-CAhbafDGE.
LONDON. April T. fn- annual boat race
crews ocourrd this morning. The course
was the reguia. Thames coure. -four miles
Mortake. rhe weather WAS
very uupropi,ious, tie air flied
with drizzling rain. and a heavy mist over
hung the river. while tho water WAS decid-
ed y chsify There we're but few sp.cta-
tiis. Tho Cambridge CROW vas the fivorite
from the start AID won an easy victory.
THE FRENCH Ia ToNoUiN.
PARIS, April 7.-Advloss from Tonquin
state hat the French viii attack Honghoo
April II.
IN THE souDAN.
CAIRO. April -6rnerai Graham reached
this city to-day, general Stephenson, com.
mander-in-chief. will tomorrow reviee the
troops returned from 5uagim. Major
Hun er has returned 10 Alden, having
visited Berbstra. Hsrrara and Seville,
poiut, Ia the Ssmali terri Try south ol Tue
Gnli OF Alden. There has been some doubt
rs TO the feeling OF the tribes In
report. them we'll disposed towards
ihs Egyptian government although
AIT sted over the condition OF affairs in tho
S1udau. There will be- no danger OF
trouble, he believes, 30 long as Cistisb
gan boat ia allowed TO remain ia the vicin-
y. There are also four french men OF
war lying In gulf Alden.
DISGRACE.
0rrowA. April The grand jnry IN
their presen,fnent called attention 10 the
case OF ID nm. the "a mericsn, charged with
the murder Of "A circus man
named Fletcher two and a
nall years ago, who ha, been lying in Jail
here without trl Al ever since. They said IL
was 4 disgrace to the Canadian par that
the prisoner should have remained In JAIL
during five court sessions without trial.
rne Judge said that the case would be tried
ut the present ass'sss.
IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, April 7.-ln the house OF colD-
nj ons this afternoon the Under foreign sec
rotary said the government had no precise
Information regarding the American
SCHOOLS In Armenia, but II WAS aware that
tuerican missionaries hal been attacked
near Bitlies aud Two been prevented iiom
opening school at IDjsh 500.
and that schools ut Van have
been closed. He said the American gov
ernmcat had thanked the British charge
d'aifsires Tor the aid he had rendered Gem
efal Wallace n, Cons,antinop,e in the mat
ter He also stated that The BfItish embas.
-ndor ia Turkey mas impressed upon the
porte the necessity Of amsliorsling the con.
tition Of affairs ia kurd'staa ana ADa.o-
liza.
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A Crisis in Civilization.

Do ron think human nature has I'm proved
in ali these Thousands OF yesrs3 Do you
think men are really any wiser or better or
ftroneer than they were thousands OF years
sso7 Take you Greek STA ne, and you
have rs fine an expression OF the human
face 40 You can find 10 day. Take what has
come down to Us OF tneir eloquence. OF
their reneralship, add you Will md them
no, interior 70 the men Of to-day. Yet their
civilixat on persisted Is civilizations before
theirs perished-torn TO pieces BY forcss
generated by the growth Of iniquiiy. And
this same quest IN Is being presented TO rs
now Ia this century - n vas presented 10
them. We must. In rome way. stop the
progress OF this iniquity: We NUT find
some way OF coming back to the natural
plane, or ve will be overthrown. All tbis
disauiet which moves the world means
som. thing: II mears thai the tins 10 al.
most hsre-if n has not already come
when our 9 wi xxtion must tale thsi move
forward or 20 down -fHenry George.
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This river is the most magnificent water
way In Africa d aiming watershed OF $780,
90 sqzsre miles aud opening q highway
for European commerce 60 the whole % the
equatorisi region. The Imports OF Eng-
lis manufacturers ara satd ~ amount TO
100000 per annum. Two British steam
companies call regularly at the mouth of
the river, and thr gross exoorts aud in
ports are stated to amount to $2,CC0Ct)
per apnum Mr.. Stanley declared that
whichever power could possess ct ifesli OF
Toe river wonli absorb TO itself the trade OF
the whole ~ the erorm Sus "ssir heNird.
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6rcRHrAnY FoLors says that 1t is his ez.
'psrisnce that every republican politician
n ne sts,e Of Texas 10 id rascal or
Snuroximstes one very closely" Fellow
rltpe should have taught thu secretary
II - Sepesch is silver aud silence is gold
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N JeAnnstse c,se has teea reopen q
,hponeh tae exertions Of Dr.. OoLLrss. The
evI1enoe promises to indicate that the
coSf fsy We IL pocket By the death OF DE
ro,c. and tho only real source OF regret
he,sH11er viii bs that MELVILLE did mot
sher, ~ oano fate.
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"GyEorHoDrsr' is Whit they call a
Wonan hster nowadays. We fervently
hope that the resources of the classics have
not yet been exhausted IN coming hard
name for tuch man.
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BrsHor McLAREs. OF the Episcopal
church, wss once a reporter. He will
probably be made assistant recording an
,Qel when he shufilss off this mortal coil.
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BcrLxp down from PsIvArE DALzsLL's last
siter: "BLArsE was beat out of nomiua-
zion in tho convention and TIpEr was
.chesicd out Of his election. Therefore both
must run this year" Selabl
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ArrENrInN YoTneKsl

Voters in the Fret wai ara eau toned
agsin,t ticket printed and in circulation
containing the psmes OF il. 8, EnvAY. F.
M. CcckRnLL. .hud w. H. WILLIAMS. The
ticka. shpyIi have read d. A. WILLIAMS.
-Vctsrs Will inspect csreiaily their tickets,
and see that they have the right one.
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SPRING AND SUMMER. 1884

This is the division of the dry goods in whch
have now TO make our record How well shall succeed
we leave our ders Judge when tell them tia better
selected Of Fashionable goods have shown and
the prices low throughout the house those OF the few
mentioned below.
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BEN BurLnE says he lis not candidate
unless nominated" Why didn't he add
that he didn't expect to so to paradise un.
less ST.. PsTEn furnished free pass9
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The Empress OF Austria is said to be the
mces expert type setter in Vienna. A pair
OF csses are at her disposa in this Office
should she undergo q reverse.
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Tux ca didate is reminded that the south
and north polls are equally chilly-rifh he gets
left.
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San FRAHcIsco has smallpox and the
HnL-sHAnos divorce suit. She would
like to trade oil he latter fjr more small
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&gRSsHRERg
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

People apt this expression upon any occasion
that an important fact made known them The
in which these words are expressed intended to lead the
listener the bcethat nothing LETT to bs desired that
il we do as we have done before have accomplished
everything
Take the liberty OF differing with the above We admit that
history repeats itself far doing well as we have done
before but our additions in the matter OF well doing must
leave the repetition OF our acts to accomplish much
which the past has been strange With this determination
ever before u.s. continue beneftting customers and
ourselves to a very notable degree.
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Polo Is being talked of as nations
game The nation has long been making
game OF poor Lo.
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arrAr,o gnns, An does not think the
.ootb - 8 trust-d With The money pro-
49, q ~ n,portIone 70 q under the Cd
,'rr11orsI ri. EsItenos produced shortly
~ kcnea 1pu1es <xst IRON the treasury,
-Sce,>1 ~ - e6n1d nj b trustsd with
T1~1|, - - 1kss oolenGed 70 the ~
~>17<cra - amt ateel snoufb' how
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TEE fond father always givesh first born
: weigh. Heis probably nots weisher OF
this.
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DIDN'T know BILLY MORRISON was
loaded. (CoEvTRsE.
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I'm CosvsRsE, CONVEX aud CoscAyE thi
morning.-[ The Wooden Darling.
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PnILApKLrAIA's principal source &
nmewsment Is now cat show.
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WE have captured the tariff trenches; on
10 The citadel!
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Tuesday. APRIL y, 1881.
iSpICATIoSs

For the Western Gulf s,a,es: Slightly colder,
partly cioudy we ther aud ioca showers: IS inds
shifting I, north and Yves higher bafomot.r.
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THIS Is red letter day for the down-trod-
den African.
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DALLAS expects every man to do his duty.
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MAnoSxis getting well and the devil is
dissusted.
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NE AJAX Az iHJRIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DR.. NJ ". NEwsON a. a candidate for
Alderman OF a.. Fourth Ward. Election. End
Tuesday In Arril
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Is OFFERING AT 37aC.

An elegant line OF Black and
White Striped and Check
Summer Silks.
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U7E AkE Al hOkiZED TO ANNOUNUs
w Mr. q. hO3fL ~ candidate for re-
election IN the Office Of CITY As.c sOr and G l.
lecinr N Ii. fIlln. 2nN ~ nkAnN ~ A I'll
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SIJE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNuu ck
w the came OF CDlon.l w. u. GREENLAW
a. candldat for the oiiico OF Alderman from
tho Seco ~ Ward.
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I'VE ar AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
w I'M rooney A. n cat dda'. tor te-ele'.
ZION b, III. uitlcc " Al'srman 20 ths Second
Xafd Al III q .Mlnx mi Innl mot on.
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TIE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN NOUNCE
w Mr JOHN srELLMAN ior Ie'ele.tien 70
tho li,,e ~ c. n ilman la IA. See md Ward or
sha citv Flecfi n 9Th ~ avn
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n HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYnELr As AoAN-
4 didau or Alderman VI the Fiuh Watn
Election, 2nd Tuesdav ia ADrll " -TEW vi,
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IliEAKk Az IlOKIZED 10 ANNO u NUs
w ED.C SMITH ~ candid &c for Aldermth
Of the Fourth Ward. Elec iou, lnd tuesday, In
kprfl
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VUF Aae AOTnokzFD 20 ANNOUNCE
w Col nj u. A WILLIAMS asa candidate
10
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We ARE ArTnOBlZ - 10 ANhobNvE
w Mr.. sicMiND LOfa a. u candidate for
e.eloou Tor Alderman q represent the Fourth
RIa. Llra llnn ln- In.-dAr ~ Anrll.
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ME ARE AUTHOR ZED 20 ANNOUNCE
w CapIan ROBERT GLIB on ~ d candidate
fov Alderman Of the Fifh Wati.
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WE ARK AUTHORIZED REQO tsrED
w TO Announce Mr.. J G ARNOLD as can
1idste Tor r. Gle ton a. the ltcs OF Cisy Mar
shal tipctlsQ. Dad Tue siay IN Aurt.
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,rJx An REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w AN fEIER IAN a. a candidate for Al
Ssfmau "a TOO sixth Nari.
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TIPOs lHE CALL OF A l. hnr NuAbEk
u OF citizens OF tho sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWNS candidate for A derman Of the same
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{UE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w d CARTER ~ u candidale for Alderman
In the Sixth NAgd
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tlE AKE AUTHORIZED To ANNoUSCE
w Nj n r. RONLEi as q candidate for Al
tefmsh from the Fuurih Whrt.
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DECIDEDLY NEW

Brocaded Silks, Glace effects handsome patterns 81
yard Brocaded Silks. Glace effects, fine goods $3.50
yard. Plain Goods match, So yard.
Gros Grain Silks, in the Beige, Tan, Steel and Drab
Shades, ST. $o5 and $3.50; best silks offered the
price, We showing usual Of Black
Grain Silks Our prices the leading numbers have been
materially reduced. DEz@Samples sent everywhere.
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WE AR A %, 10 . A,Sy,Ss y;
couuc msn In tho third waId Election, slh
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IIJr ARE AUTHOR FED TO ANNOUNCE
w II. name ON T. hawkins 40 tandi.
ds,e for Aidrfmsn IN the tiith Ward. a. the
-.,s..t.,y .l..t an ofil Nfh.
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IA7E Ank AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w y n. CoCKRELL - n candidats for AL
darman fron tho First W. ri.
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VX7N ARE REo S5fED 10 ANNOueCE J
w II, pORTfR for Aldermen II the Second
Ward Election. 2nd Tuesday ~ ANN.
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w ,oiou.l II 3 rRvAY asa caud date Tor
Alderman IA The Yint Ward NJ the ensuing
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
xrTx An REQUESTED TO ANNouSOE
w IAN fkfER IAN a. a candidate for Al
defmsn IA tne sixth Nari.
IIlE ARE AUTHOR FED TO ANNOUNCE
w t,u name Of " h hawkins a. ,andi'
ds,e fot Alderman in the fifih Ward, al the
efvuipg ,loos 90, April s,h.
NE ARK AurilO .iZnD TO ANNouNCE
w ,'oionei > nkvAn as cana date lot
we AR AOtHOR ZkD 10 A,NOt ME-
w MI JAlOB RAuClI A. a candidate for
Council msn In tho third waId Elecdon' slh
VIJF ADS AUTHORIZED 20 ANNOUNCE
w Col nj D.A WILLIAMS asa candidate
FOR Alderman fon tltsi Nnrd
ME ar TlHURiZrp 10 ANNOUNCE
ESEf - q sa,a"f " ,H ss , second
Waid ai IN e .uinv nut inal LECTION,
TIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An NOuNcE
w Mr. JOHN sfELLM AN Tor Ie'ele.u.n 70
tho i,,e ~ G ilInan Ia he See ma Wafa OF
the city flecfi H. nih ~ Aitll
ME ARE AUTHOR zED % ANNOuNuE
w CapIan ROBERT GIL. ON ~ d candidate
fov Alderman of the Tinn WaIi
SUE ARE AUTHOklZED 10 ANNuu ck
w the .eame Of Colon W. H. 9KEENLAM
a. a candldat for the ofiico OF Alderman from
tho 5ecoii Ward.
Upon The CALL OF A l. Rrr NUAbrk
u OF citizens OF tho sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWNS y candidale for dermsn OF The same
N7E AnE AuInoKlZkD TO. ,ANNouEcE
w Y. n. CoCKRELl. ~ n candidats for AL
dermsn from tho First word.
llE ARE ,UrHOKiZED TO ANNOUNCE
W No Y H. RONLEi as q candidate for Al
1esmsh from the fnnrh MAri.
{UE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w d CARTER ~ candidate for Alderman
In the Sixth watd
iEE AJAX AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Dr. ~ ". NEwsOM az a candidate for
Alderman Of a.. Fourth Ward. Election, End
Tuesday In .rril
r nEKfBY ANNOUNCE MYnnLr AZ AoAN-
L didau or Alderman VI the Fluh Watn
Election, 2nd Tuasdav ia ADrll d -TEw IT.
VIZ ARE REoU s5fED 10 ANNOunCE J
w II, r0RTkR for. Alderman II the Second
ward Election 2nd ruesday ~ ANN.
WE IRE AUTnUHlZ 10 ANNOLNCE
w Mr.. sirMtND LOEH as candidate Tor
e.e.cou y Tor Aldermen q represent the Fourth
sro. Election. 30 iue-day m Anrll
UrE AkE Al BOkiZED To ANNouNUs
w Mr. q. hoofL ~ a candidate Tor re-
election IN the Office Of CITY As.c sor ana l.
lecior kl.tuon, 2ot fuesdsl ~ ril
IAlEAKk Az HORIZED 10 ANNo u NUs
w edo saI1H ~ a candid &c for Aldermtn
Of the Fourth Ward. Elrc lou 1nd tuesday IN
WE ARK AUTHORIZED ANDREQu tsrED
w 20 Announce Mr.. J G ARNOLD as can
1idste Tor re- Gle ton a. the liics OF C'y Mar
shsl klecilsn. 2ud Tuesday IN April
yI1x ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN uNCE
w r.. -dEEHAN as an independent can
t.da,e fer City Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
a April.
1iTE All. AUTHORITY 10 ANNOUNCE ".
w l.. VAUGHAN - candidate for City As.
sessor An, Collector Election and Tuesday IA
Ardl.
TNKA1E AUTHORiltu TO ASNou ACn
w 'he name of CAPTAIN W. MORTON n
.rodidlin f,r City Marshal. Electon.2od tues
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We ARE .uTHoRizkD TO ANN rNCE
d,dase fer City Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
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IiTK ARE AuTA0RizTD 10 ANNOUNCE ".
w l.. VAUGHAN - candidate for City As.
sessor an Collector Election And Tuesday IL
Ardl. .
FETKARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOu NDb
w me name OF CAPTAIN w. Y MORTON 9
'todidiin Ter City Marshal. Elccuon.2nd iues
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N THE souDAN.

TIT FHENNH 7" IVNVVIN'
PARIS, April 7.-Advlcss from Ionquin
state that the French viii attack Hong hoo
Anril H.
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Very serious Case.

A New York dude was suddenly
taken violently i'll and q physician
was hastily summoned.
After looking at his tongue and
feeling his pulss, the usual formula,
the doctor remarked;
sic has evidently been over.
loading his stomach. Ny dear sir, =
he continued, rousing the patient,
can you tell me what you ate tc
day for dinner2"
"Nothing, doclah, buta glass Of
watah and part of a toothplck.'
replied the sick dude. YEARLY.
"H'm," unused the physician,
shat is strange, His faintnes'
certainly comes from a disordered
stomach. linen ne buuuehly sAIu'
"Bring me his cane"
The cane was brought him.. and
after a careful examination he laid
it aside, with the remark;
1t is as l thought. A 1O.cent
cane, and he has sucked the var
nish off the head. Givohim three
drops Of milk every four hours,
aud be careful not to exceed the
dose. I'll call again to morrow
Miladclphia CaM
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Armed and Equipped.

Arm me with jealous care are
words familiar n every eat set
how few there are who fiilly realize
lhtif iulI' import AmantD with
stand all the attack Of his fties,
should Be always armed and ready
for the battles Of life. He knows
not at what moment be may fall
into an amblsh aud be compelled
TO stand f0r bis lifeand sacred hon
.0r. Just 50 Il is 10 our daily lives.
The inMdiousgerms Of difease aud
death are constantly about US, and
enter into our bodies al every
breath. To guaid against these
poisonous agents, medicine il
needed which willfulfilthe require
mento Of being bOtha safeguard and
d REMEDY This is found in PEBu,
ia, and thousands testify us 10 its
merits in this regard. The nan
who carries q bottle Of it is fully
armed and equipped for the duties
Of life. Ask your druggist for the
Ills ofLife, gratis, or address DR..
is. B. Hartman & Co, Columbus,0,
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A ReInnrkal,In Escnne.

Mrs. Mary A, Daley Of Tunk.
hammock, Pa, was afflicted for six
years with Asthma and Bronchit.
is, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief
ller life was despnired of, until in
last 0ctoher she procured a Bottle
Of DR., Kings New Discovery, when
immediate relief was felt, aud BY
continuing it for a short time she
was completely cured, ginning in
flesh 50lJs, in a few months, Free
trial Bottles Of this certain cure Of
Of all Throat and Lung Diseases at
Mossman's the Druggist. Large
Bottles 81. 5.
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CONTINUED from Lost ratl
How Watch Cases are Made.

A plate Of soLlD GOLD 1920 karats
fine is soldered on each side Of a plate Of
hard nickel composition metal, and tie
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts ofthc caso-backs ccnters, hczels, etc.
arc cut and shaped by dies and formers,
The gold is thick enough TO admit Of all
kinds Of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning, The composition metal gives it
needed 'trsngth, stiffness and Solidity, while
the TriitA guarantee Of tho manufacturers
turanting each case to wear ilptniy years
proves that il contains all the gold that
tan possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many Of
tllesccases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years Of use without wearing through
tie gold. p,,uvour. IA poo n. i'm
have used oneoi your James Boss Gold Watch
CaaO. iar seventeen yeAFG bought i secondhand
Ind know Of Ia having been used before ] rot Il,
but DO nj know how long. II looks good for ~
years lonsgE, Did not GusTect Il was alled caaa
Until s0inieFmed BY jeWeloF OhoFt tln0 since
most ehfOFtully recommend Jour eAses 70 10 Ill
they ara Represented 10 b, and In0re.
o,NcclANEI, psy, eOt llL Rsv. u biL Ssa,
s,pAtrat ,hnp u Esysoss WAi,h CN, T.,ls,s,, rails.
d'lphll IA ~ AlAa,shs Illustrated hOs
llaN Bs,I' sAa Etj,.Sus Ws.sh Csa sV uaAA
tTob' cOniiHu'i.l .
Tauggt.ly.ch. WI
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with Eyes Like Fixed Stars.

lie is a dry goods clerk and she
is a high school girl with q knowl.
edge Of astronomy. They were
walking the other evening, and
growing soft aud soulful, he re.
marked;
'Your eyes are just like stars"
"And they are fixed" she sweet
" replied,
"Fixcd!" he uttered, obviously;
what do you mean by fxed2'
81 mean" she said, with a blush,
"lhat they are fixed on that sign"
lie looked upand saw "Ice Cream
und Water Ices" He had Sc cents,
but what could he dOR- Washington
Hchhct.
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STANDARD TIME.->East OF Hun.
tington, 10Th meridian, or Eastern time;
West Of Huntington, 9Oth meridian, or
Central time, which is one hour slower
than Eastern time.
Nos ! and6, duilyexcept Sunday. Du
notr between Clifton Forge and Hun.
tingtOn.
Nos. 2 and 5, daily between Clifton
Forge and Ashland, Ky. No. 9, daily
except Saturday, Clifton Forge to Rich
mondi except Sunday, Richmond to Old
Point. No. o, except Sunday, Richmond
to Clifton Forge.
q. o. Sleeping Cars on Trains Nos. 2
and ., between Richmond and Clifton
Forge.
Nos. 3 aud A, Washington, louisville
and Cincinnati Express, Solid Trains
with Pullman Sleeping. Cars and Coach.
es, without change, run daily llrtween
Louisville and Washington and CinCin
natl and Richmond. DO not stop forlo.
cal business.
Charlottesville Accommodation. - No. Z
leave Richmond, except Sunday, 400 p.
Nj arrive Charlottesville, OILS Z. NJ.
No. Z, daily except Sunday, leave
Cannelton 5;l5 A. NJ, arrive,Huntington
HIS A. NJ.
No. s, daily except Sunday, leave
&l6 7. NJ. arrive Codnclton &55 r. NJ.
Old Dominion Steamers win leave
either from Norfolk or Newport News
for New York on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday: or Saturday, at iEOOP. NJ.
Going MOHh.-Pullnian Parlor Cars on
1885 p. NJ. Train daily from Old Point
connect with Pullman Sleeping Cars to
New York at r. F. & p. junction. From
the North, Pullman Sleeping Cars con.
meet at II. +. &. I. Junction with PulI
man ParlOr Cars to Old Point. The Int.
ter Train leaves Richmond lips a, NJ.
daily arrives Old Point 2:l0 I. NJ.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, CheckS,ap-
ply ~ any Office Of G. & y. R'y;of depot
or Ticket Office OF connecting lines.
q. w. SMITH, II. W. FULLER,
Gent Manager. Gen'l PaSs'r AIT.
july4-ti.
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