The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-07-31
National Republican Committee.

The following circular has been issued
from the headquarters of the Republican
National Committee
Dear lSm.-The pending Presidential
campaign is of unusual Importance to the
country. Every Republican is deeply in
terested in its result.
The National Committee, on behalf of the
Republican party. desires to make it justly
vigorous and effective and success is GER
tain in November. Funds are required,
to meet lawful and necessary expenses OF
the campaign, and to provide for the same
the committee finds itself dependent upon
the liberality of Republicans to make such
voluntary contributions as their means will
permit and as they feel inclined to give.
You are therefore respectfully invited to
send as soon as yon conveniently may, by
draft.on New Y ork, OF postal money order
to the order of B. F. Jones, Chairman OF
the Republican National Committee, 242
Fifth avenue, New York City, such sum
as you may desire to contribute for the OBJ
ject before mentioned. A receipt for the
same will be sent by return.mail.
The committee cheerfully call the at
tention of every person holding any office,
place or employment under the United
States, or any department OF the Govern
ment to the provision of.act of Congress en-
titled IAN act to regulate and improve the
civil service of the United States, approx
ed January IS, 1888, and states it's influ-
ence will be exerted in conformity there
with. Respectfully
B. F. JONES, Chairman.
KITTY KENT's TROUBLES, by Julia A..
Eastman. Illustrated. Boston D. To-
throp & Co. Price Is cents. The pub
fishers have shown rare judgment in put
ting this excellent story into their new
and popular Young Folks Library. Miss
Eastman, it will be remembered took the
prize of one thousand dollars offered sew
eral years ago by this house, for the best
Sunday school story, and the present book
is in every particular its equal. The
heroine is the daughter of clergyman, ia
girl who was neither all good nor all bad,
but partly one and partly.Ethe other" and
the narrative of her trials and experiences
is intended as a guide and help to other
girls who have those of the same kind to
contend with, and to impress upon them
the lesson that 1.-THE only road to happiness
lies through the land of goodness. I"
Philadelphia Bulletin: A fair day wages
for fair days work; a home market for
our agricultural products and for the pro-
ducts of our mills and factories; no favors
to foreign manufacturers; no federation of
foreign paupers, whether brought here by
contract or otherwise; America for Amer
leans these are the thoughts that are now
uppermOst in the minds of our people. and
there they will remain until the Presiden-
tial campaign is ended. The record of the
two great parties upon the tariff question
will be studied afresh the tariff record of
their candidates will be studied; the tariff
declarations of the platforms they have
Just adopted will be studied. Wqwill have
excitement and brass bands, but we will
also have a campaign of facts and princi-
Piles.
S-
Catholic College.
Mr.. J. d. Kingsley, Sec'y, Holy Cross
College Gymnasium, Worcester, Mass,
xur;toc. E.,orv n, an, ho, of orr oluh FRANKLY