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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-25
PATENTS.
r.. FL. EDDY.

40. -6 state ST., opposite u iiby, Rnstn,,
Secures Patents IN the United STATES aIss in Gr.s,
Britain, France an other foreign countries Couos
q the claims Of any Patent furnished By rer1ittix
dollar. Assignments recorded al Washipg-on
No Agency inthe United States snpeyioy a.
ctffies tor obtaining Patents or oscertainiae ths
pateat0bnn of inreations.
4. Il. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TEsTINoSIALs.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy one Of the most capable ans
sucoessrui practitioners with WHOM have had Of
aliutercourse."
CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents,
"Jnventors cannot employ person more trustvo,
thy nr more capable Of securing for them an ear,
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE, late Commits sioner Of Patents
Boston, October 10, 1870.
B q. EDDY, Eso,-Dear Sir you procured fos
nae, IN 1870. my hrst patent. Since then you have &C
ted Tor and advised me In hundreds Of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions
have Occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, But stin dive
you almost the whole Of my business, in your flne
ana adNee otners . employ yoS:
Bosfea. JaAsAs5 !. -. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-25

J. b. Duncan, Laredo, Texas, writes:
&" For 4 number of years my hair had been
growing thinner, until at last | became
quite bald. The use of two bottles of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
has restored to my head fine, healthy
growth Of hair II. Erickson, 4 Chest
nut ST., Charlestown, Mass, writes:
"When l commenced the use Of Halls
Hair Remover, the top of my head was
perfectly bare. am now using my fourth
bottle, and my head is covered with nice
growth of new hair"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-25
Narrow Escape.

ROCHESTER. Juue I, lsS2. "'Ten
Years ago vas attacked with the most
Intenss and dea,hly pains in my back and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Beranidenber Ganbp. Seit GINGER 5eit
iinb BET Der Observation-Disclosures in Seem
Ysrt geidperben BON @ltern barber eins
~seIaufen, bab ibren 8inbern beraui9enber
Ganbp u%ertauft wsrbe. Die climber famen
baIbbsrauidt aus Der S9ule mad 5auie,
unb tbeiItsn ibrsn @Itern auf Bsfrasen
nit, bab ibr 3uffanb cine Solse bes @es
nufes pom rRod axb Rpe Drops" un6
v@bseoIabe Bembs" iei. Oa bies 3eug
wabri9einIi9 AUDI bierber ieinen Wes fins
ben wirb. 70 m5sen gItern BEL 3siten ses
warnt fem, Is 3u taufen ober gu bulben,
bab ibre 8inber es senteBen. Gieie rGbos
coIaben gomben", wie fe beiben, iinb BON
Der @r6Be zines Eanbeneies, unb nit eis
ner Mii9uns BON psriiBtem SuieIOl unb
9leobol sefiut... 0ie S9ale Der vBombe"
1T uon frpitalifrtem 3uder berseteQt,
wsI6er pieOerum nit elmer gbocolabenbiae
umssbsn lit. 9lls v3inber" 1T elm fleiner
NuBtern in bas cine @nbe Der v8ombe"
seitstt. Der Snbult breisr bieier gomben
filt elm @einslas unb 1T s~eniisenb, eineu
Mann beraui9t gu MAIDEN. Die Sod
anb Gpe Drops" finb ebenfalS nit elmer
Mii6uns pom 6uielOl uno alcObol gefiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

-Ote SnSRfrie bes ginmadens
BON tomatoes tn gIe9bi9ien fir ben De-
tailperfauf bat i9 in uui erem Staate tn
1884 sesen fribere Sabre bebeutenb sebos
ben. Sn 1883 4. 9. wurSen 1925 Ris
fen init Somatos 6 onierpe IN Soma fabric
art, in lestem Sabre binsesen wurben go,
l75 Sifen auf ben Nartt sebra4t.
Ole dItete Trau, weI9e es in
Soma sibt, Isbt wabridsinIi9 in Sadion
Topnibip, gaB gountp, etpa 8 Meilen
5fIid BON atlantic. SIR Rame lit Narp
gnn Serbian unb fe wurbe am o. Sanuar
1870 in Rorbsg Carolina geboren, 1T aIio
beute los Sabre alt. sic brinst ibre lst.
ten Gage i'm Sauie ibres iiinsiten Sobnes
Su, Der ieIbt bereits IS Sabre alt 1T.
Ser Yrdiibent Der Staats.
aderbau9eeIIi9 t ma9te Sieier
Gage in Der Sabresueriammluns su Oes
Moines bic fol9enben MittbeiIun9en 4:
@eli9tOrn ersub 1884 cine pole @rnte,
269, 900 900 guibel; Our9i6nittsertrag
SO Buibel per aere. Wsisen 35, 900, 600
guibel; Our9i9nittSpreis beieIben So
@ents per guibel unb 0ur6i6nittsertrus
Is 8uibel per acre. 5to9sen l,O79, 720
Suibel; 0ur6i9nittspreis So gents per
Suibel. 8u9wei3en 1873 5000; 0ur9:
i6nittspreis benelben IS Gents per Suibel.
@erite, 0ur9i6nittsertras "a guibel per
&cre; Dur9i9nittspreis SO Gents per
8uibel. Slabs 800, 900 9lcre; Sur9:
idnittspreis $l.4O. 6artoffsln SO 9uibsI
per gcre. Seu II Come per 9lfer. &inb.
pieb, Yferbe unb Defenders S6peine wur.
ben bur6 ueridiebeHe Ssu6en bart mitse.
uomnten.
Gin Mann in atlantic, Ramens
gb. @inssrp, iast, bic meiiten 9eute wiB.
ten gar nidt, mas i6le9te i3eiten ieien.
Or iast ferner, er babe bic i3eiten seleben,
ba man bas Sunbert Pfunb S6weinefeii6
fir 80 Gents pertaufte, bas Outenb gier
~ 8 Gents unb baB er cine @asenlabuns
@eiaen mad Council BLUFFS sefabrsn, ba:
fir $40 erbaIten babe, wofir er uber @aa'
rem su nebmsn bate. SIN gerslei9 NIT
Sen 8eiten Dor bsm 0iirserfrieSe fnb Ss
ietissn 3siten gut au aenner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
8adsfer;en iinb biuis gu baben in Der
tatboliiden gu6banbluns, BEL $. s.
@de Der Is. unb GlapftraBe.
GttpQs BON ben Banfen. Die Sbeil

baber Der 81 rife RATIONAL ganf
erpabIten fins Iaufenbe Sabr foIssnbe 81.
reetoren: s. 5inbs, s. M. &Obinion,
6. 9ansportbp, Sobn g. @ibsr, 8. g.
goslep, Geo. Burden, 81. W. &imbaa,
.. 6. @uernfsp, s. 8. @isbmep, u. g..
2pomis. Sie Oirectoren erpdbften fol-
senbe Beamten: 8. g. Cooler, prd1s
bent; 6. 8. gisbmep, Yiee. prdfibent 8.
6. @xerniep, Gaiiirer. Oie Stodbalter
Der 6 Commercial o lsS a n I
ertoren ben folsenben @erwaltunssratb:
s.. 6. Stout, Wm. Nnbrem, 6. 3. &ans
6aQ, s. 8. Sbompion, 8. &. 9rapes,
Sobn sc. Waler, 81. 6. @rapes. Der
gerwaltunssratb iu9te bic foIsenbsn gss
amten aus: 81. 8. @rapss, prdiibsnt ;
s. 6. Stout, gice.grdiibent unb Is. s..
Sarris, @aiirer. Die alntbeilbaber Der
3weiten ationaIs g a erpdbIs
ten ibr altss Oirectorium unb ibre alien
BeaMten pieber. Die Stodbalter Der
Dubuque Rational GIANT be-
bielten sbenfaIs ibrs alien Gerpaltungss
rdibs BEL nit alusnabme pon s. %. Ri:
9arbs. Die jesisen geamten bIieben i'm
almte. SrosOem Die 3abl Der gunten gu
9roB 1T, i9einen bieielben in bliibenbem
Sultanoe Su lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
WaIon & Samlin baben ais Sabritan.

ten BON Melobeons in 1854 ansefansen.
galb fibrten iie bas uerbsiierte Snitrument
elm, bas ais vSrsel", ober wie es bic @us
rcpder nennen, bic vglmeritunii3e Srsel"
betannt lit. Sus nsue Snitrument seiste
ii9 ais 70 beruorrasenb, baB es balS bic
Stele aaer unbern (Oerartisen) Snitrus
msnte einnubm, ba ale 6abritanten, bic
porber Mslobeons sebaut batten unb piele
anbere, bic, bur9 bic iteiSenbe Nadfruse
aufmertiam sema3t, bic Sabritation be-
sannen, fi9 bas Snitrument a~neisneten unb
es fabrijirten. Sett werben idbrli9 stpa
so, 900 amerifal TIDE Srseln 9ebaut unc
perfauft. Oie Der Maion e. SamIin So.
itanbsn INNER an Der Spite, oa ie ais bic
beitsn anerfannt wuroen. SieieIben ia,
britantsn bausn u perbeierte aufredt:
Itssegss eiaasisrtss gfl4s gis iie :ss lsa.
az srrsjSsS aIs Sys nTsstn. xspf0a
Ttopelsy.1 N%sS 3lN'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Mni benz bieiigen Eofamt liesen ad

Mnf benz bieiigen Eoitault liesen a6t
YOitanweiiunsen, bic mir ni9t t~aiiren
%tSnnen, neil man uns ben blauen Ssttel
ni9t seianbt bat. @tr baben ieben ems
selnen Der Senbsr briefli9 in &enntniB ses
iett, tamit er ms bic Anpeiiuns i9ifen
iOae. @te es i6eint, sibt es nod INNER
9eute, bic slauben, penn ie Der Boit ir.
senbwo i'm 2anbe @elb fir uns besablen,
10 besabIe urs bier in Dubuque oas goits
amt bic Suinme obne Weiteres aus. Dem
lit nidt 70. gntweber faufen bic 0eute
cine @elbanpeiiuns ober cine Yoital Note.
Gbun fe bas @rite, 10 erbalten ie einen
blauen ; tbun ife bas Qette einen braunseIs
ben 3etteI. Oieie Settel limb teine Quit
tunsen fir benienisen, Der bas 9eIb on Der
Yo1t besablt, nein mir erbaIten bas @elb
erit bier, wenn man uns ben 3ettel seididt
bat unb mir benieIben Der 9oit abliefern.
9llio merit bas, bssablt ibr Der 9oit @elb
fir uns, i6idet uns ben 3ettel, ben Der
POitmeiiter sibt, benn ubne !3ettel bier tein
@eIb, obne @eIb teine Suittuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Siour gitp bat TN p~ersansenen
Sabt $3.50, 1916 fir Serbeierunsen ausse:
seben.
Ger @ef9dftstbeil bss Srtes
CARING, in SbeIbp &c., fiel am Is. ga:
mar unter einem Serluite pon $50, 600
ben Slammen gum &aube. Sas 1T Elm
barter S9la9.
@ebar &aptbs bat wabrenb bss
per floienen Subres 81 ,o23, 6s5 in @ebdu.
be seitedt. Die @ei6dits nabmen pdb:
renb berielben Seit SIS, coo, 900 Elm, cine
Sunubme BON So, OoO, 600 iiber 1888.
d It er, OeIapare County, per-
ianbte i'm letten Sabre 1890, 900 Yfunb
Butter, bas lit cine J3unabme BON iiber
SOC, 900 Yfunb sesen bas purbersebenbe
Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Sic Dubuque Fire & Marine Insuran-
ce Compagnie" erwablte leste Wo9e ibre
geamten fir's laufenbe Sabr. Na9 benz
geri9te bes SefretdrS ioQ bic @eieni6ait
iid in bIibenbem 3uitanbe befinSen. Wan
erwdblte bic friiberer Beamten mieber.
s. $. 9ineban ais Yrdiibent, rs. S9rup
ais Sefretdr, Sucob 9briitman ais S9as.
meiitsr. Sobn &uesamer warb an u.
&amman's Stelle gum gieeprdiibent err
uannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
g etm6t t!

Go IN Deter arauNu unS Ri3oIas 9ranHr, bsbs In
Geasn, 9rcsbcus, %suremburs, stbtrtis; Re %panesrtsx
aussanss Der giertisr ober anfauss Der ShntSi9er Sabre
nod ben Der. Staattn aus. Ste wtreer BON ibrsm NtHsn
p. GrauHer tn ptItean Sapibs, W~tnnt'ota, au9.u4t,
benz Sobn Dos W. 9ranHtr. Or mbdte ptNtn, OBJ BITE
Sb.im, nod nm Q.bsn NmS unS co. mo- Re R4 a~uibaIten.
Gr ndbtre Nustsnft ssben Tam, rtdte bisielbe on Better
1raufsr, Selieau Rapids, Sttsrtail Co., Deinr., oeer an
bic &eoacttsu bteits SIattts. Sn gsraus pirb i1r trsene
cine ausfunft bthsns geeantt. 3Wa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Cine reue Terurbnnng bss goitamtes

i9reibt por, baB YOftia9en ieber &laiie
uerianbt werben %fOnnen, e%inerlei, Oh bas
Yoitselb i'm Soraus entridtet NOR, ober
nidt. 9as riiditanbise Yorto wirS pom
Dem gmpfdnser coaectirt. Bisber NOR
bieies nur BEL Yofia9en eriter &laiie Der
Sau. Inter Der neuen gerorbnuns tSnnen
aud Yoitiaden sweiter &laiie ar BEN abs
ienOer Suriidseianbt werben. Gpuntps
3eitunsen tOnnen aud pon einem POitamt
gum anbern, in bemieIben County seianbt
perben, obne grtra:Y orto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
ytad Den guaaben bes Dubuque oTrade

Journal" baben bic bieiisen ganten i'm
Sabre 1884 bic Summe pom II Miaionen
Dollars umseiett. Sn ben Sobrifen was
rem bel gesinn bieiss Subres $3.50 alrbei:
ter bsiddftist. 0ie 0ampfmai9inen re.
p~rdientiren 1885 9ferbstrdfte. Yrobus
art wurben fir 80, $50, 900. Der @roB,
p~erfauf betrus SIG, 4s9, 900, Der Sleinpsrs
fauf 81, 457, 0Oe unb Der getras Der ions
itisen 9rbeitsn, Der Sportsln, @ebiibrsn
II. (. 10. Sc, 2s3, $40. 0emsemdB IdBt
ii9 bic seiddftli9e 1bdtistsit Der Stabt
i'm letten Sabre nit S43,ll9,419 aug:
briiGen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
NiemaI8 biQiqere Tabrten !

@ir pertaufen iett Sabrtarten uon Mnt:
werpen, 9amburs ober Bremen Bis Ou:
buque, Soma, fur $50 unb uon 2urembura
fir $21, pon Baris fur S2l. so Bis Oubu:
que. Oieie Yreiie idlieBen aae giien:
babns8ilette, S@iffssg iuette, bas gfeu
auf benz S9iff, freies gettseus unb gBse:
idirr elm. Sect lit bic 3eit, UNI Sreunbs
unb 8erwanbte beriiber tommen gu Iafen,
ebe bic Yreiie wieber bi~naufgeben.
Yeter &tene& Con.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Yffner unb &ribs, go. e55 an @laps

FVVTHer Hn0 NrIDS, 9tp. 900 uH 0lagS
ifraBs, MAIDEN bas perebrte YubIitum BON
Dubuque unb llmsesenb barauf aufmerts
fam, bas lie ale Ssrten 8ferSeseidirr,
&ummete, S6sIenfrdnse, Yferbeoeden II.
I. 10. fortpdbrenb au Sanb baben anb Bill
Zig pertaufen. @s lit meiit bier ieIbit ses
ma9te Irbeit, Die iie fell bulten, poSu bas
bette Wfaterial unb bic bette Nrbeit per-
wanbt wirb. Die Ireiie iinb INNER ma
Big unb werben Die &uuben ieoerseit sufrie:
Den 9elteut. @rinnert eu9, es lit BEL
BIffner unb &ribs, go. 655 an Slap:
ltruBe, 3pii9en.be1 Sarmonp 6uu bes 9rn.
altman unb benz @inona 9aus uon Sc.
Maierus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Serr M. Grantisfus uon SiOur @itp
beiudt tie uns auf ieiner Seimreiie BON gus
ropa unb tbeilte uns Wan9es iber bic
beimatbli3en 3uitdnbe NIT, bas uns iebr
intereiiirte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Sie IcriammIuuu Der Gountp Supsrs

~piioren, bic I. SO. in Oes Woines tagte,
beitimmte, baB ais gaiis Der Steuereins
iddtuns so Yros. bes 8aaruertbes uon
@runbeisentbum unb go prog. uon Wobis
lareisentbum anseieben uerben : : io0tsn.
Warum nidt ben aetueaen @ertb be-
fteuern?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Neue Nn5etgem.
Yu %berfanfen.

Cine Sarm pom $50 gder, orei Reilen pon
Sosper, pier Meilen Don @rdnpiQe, a6t pisi=
len psn Sbeloon unb ebeuiopiel Don glton &c.
lessn, itebt inter 9uten ~geoin9nn9en bel benz
llnter!ei6neten 81 perrenten ODER III perfaufen.
Ser Rlas lit III gutter Oronnng, bic @ntfernnn9
brei Dteilen. 'Srei 9lfer baben angepflan3ten
Sslsbetano, so @der limb 9epflii9t, l40 gldei
Sebroden. 9tm Ylae 1T ein 9uteS tSaus nit
StaQur9.n, @rainerie, Sornfrippe, Srpei Sruns
nes uno 100 @epielbGume. - We9en nG5erer
susfunit penoe man iib III
SenrD Sbets,
Sml Sospels, Giorr So, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Siele GeidGftsleute ipre9en fi6 bafir

aus, baB e..Stubt Der Chicago, Wilpaufee
& ct. Saul @iienbabn BEN ~uerlanstsn
Streifen BON IA SUP abtreten iole. 8ir
iinb Der Meinuus, baB Der Stabtratb bic
Stabt in spei GbeiIe tbeilen, unb' bic
cine Sdlfe Der Sainois Central bic anbere
Der Chicago, Wilpaufee 81 ct. Saul gis
ienbabu identen ioIe. Damn lit bic Sa1e
sriinbli9 unb NIT einmaI erlsbist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

&c lag ms bieies Mal cine ioI@e
Mafe 9eieitoff Dor, baB mir geridiebenes
aufi@ieben, Gnberes gang wesIaien mug
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Ser Gleibers u. GlenpaareusS auoler,
Ssrr 8. Subrman, q. SO. @de Der @lup
u. o. Strabe, idIiebt isin @eiddft u. pers
tduft alle feline Waaren gu Roitpreiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Triulein MarD sanblebsn, NrO. rs
SisbsS traBe, indianapolis. Snb., berids
tet, baB fe . T. Aug. &6nissSam M.
Gropfen sesen cine bartnddi:
&c Srauentranfbeit sebrau9te, unb baB
pier Slai9en bas llebeI beieitisten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Nrhuect.

lIGph. Beer, alr4itect unb Supertntens
.SsAt9 @4uIsn t,ub Rir9en cine Spe3talts
m.S adts. eesks. 40. Soma u. Clap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Stadt \ Amgegeud.
kntered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
md admitted for Transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.

Retfen6e M8enten:
Gbeopbile Gibeiart & r1iholas probit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-05
A Valuable AcQuisitiou,

BY the acquisition Of the Sachau col
lection Of Syriac manuscripts, 800 in
number, the Royal Library of Berlin is
said to have raised its treasures in this
field to level with the British Museum
and the library Of the Vatican. The
collection embraces Bibles, commenta
ries, liturgicsl writings, hymns, patristic
works, histories and legends, grammars,
lexies, etc. A catalogue Of the col
lection, with Introductory dissertations,
has been issued by the Royal Library.
II includes an exhaustive report, dated
July "a, 1912, by Captain (now Field
Msrshs) Won Moltke, concerning some
Syriac manuscript codices brought by
him from Kurdistsn and coded to the
Library. Probably the most valuable
part Of the newly-acquired manuscripts
is Bar Bahlut's great thesaurus of the
Syriac language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-05
arxCrAI NOTICES.


16r VERY CHEAP.--HANDS0ME
CHECKED MUsLINs for dresses. DRESSING.
saeqnes. and aprons ct 12xc. yard-wouid
EXTRA ZINE CHECKED MUSLIN at
1890. n yard--regular value Csc.
STRIPED MUSLIN ut sc. worth &c.:
STRIPED MUSLIN at SIC. worth 12lzc.
VICTORIA LAWN--s0 inches wildcat &c.
ayard worth l0c.:
INDIA LAWN at sc. q yard worth l2lfc.,
ut I0c. a yard worth 13c., at I2jSc. worth
lie. at f67<c. worth 25c. also. at 20, rs,
So,and s5c. yard;
PERSIAN LAWNS in all qualities from
zoe. up TO Doc. q yard;
PINK, BLUE, CREAM, and BEIGE colors.
A large assortment OF MUSLIN and LAWN
ROBES from 81 up to sac q pattern;
PINK, BLUE, and RED HAMBURG EDG-
lNGS;
CoLoRED LACEs for trimmings;
ALL-0VER CAMBRIA and SWISS HAM
BURG for yoking and sleeves:
ALL-0VER LACE5 in great variety;
T0RCH0N, SPANISH, GUIPURE, 0RI-
ENTAIL. EGYPTIAN, and other LACE.S:
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTlNGS-
the largest stock ever brought 70 this
city;
VEILiNGS OF every description;
FANS In all qualities from &c. up to IS at
Je2 LEVY & DAVISS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-05

or PUNT CONFRONT VA
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driving specially attractive. Terms less for
equal accommodations than any resort In
the country. Pure ocean air. free from ma
laria and conducive To refreshing sleep.
Send for descriptive pamphlet.
je2-3m H. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-05
Chandler VS.. Blair.

The New Hampshire Legislature met
day before yesterday. On the second
Tuesday after its meeting and organiza-
ton that body will endeavor to elect q
United States senator to succeed Mr..
BLAIR, whose term expired on the 4th
Of March last. Nr. BLAIR is opposed
By WILLIAM L. CHANDLER, better
known as "BILL" CHANDLER and
as the man who assisted in stealing
the vote Of Florida in 1876 and
transferring il TO the HAYES column.
Mr.. BLAIR is the author Of the
BLAIR bill. so favorably known
in all parts Of the Union. CHANDLER
has already indicated disposition to
bolt the caucus nomination, thus con-
ceding that BLAIR is stronger than he
is amongst the Republicans. lie says
his friends will require such and such
things or else will be apt to vote fol
him in the Legislature. There are
three hundred and twelve members in
one branch Of the Legislature, and
twenty-one in the other-a goodly mum
Der. surely, for so small State as
New Hampshire,--a State Of less thar
half million Of pOpulssion--but moi
too many if the experience Of the New
England States has been, as we hav,
seen it stated, that large Legislatures
are not corruptible. 1t is to be hoped
therefore, that Mr.. CHANDLER
will be defeated. But the result may
depeud upon the Democratic members
who will naturally be inclined to vot'
against the nominee Of the Republican
caucus. There are as true Democrats
in New Hampshire as can be found il
the United States, and we shall be con
tent with their action, whatever il ma,
be. At the same time, we must say
that a. ct present advised We SHOULD
yote for BLAIR over CHANDLER, nj
matter which might be the nominee o
the Republican caucus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-05
Facts VS.. Sentiment.

In the General Assembly Of the
Northern Presbyterian Church, during
the session in Cincinnati that closed last
Monday. much was said aboutthe ne
gro. One clergyman made most alb
surd report or speech, in which he pre-
dicted that one hundred years hence
the negroes would outnumber the
whites on this continent. On Mon
day last q long report was read
commented on, and adopted, in which
were set forth the wonderful things
the Northern Presbyterians had done
for the negroes during the last twenty
wears. Not word was said to let the
world know that the negroes were
already Christians when the Northern
presbyterians began their work amongst
them. There was, too, much Boosting
which might better have been omitted.
But we fear there was not much sim
cerity in the speeches to which we have
referred. These northerners know quite
as much concerning the Chinese as they
do concerning the negroes Of the south
ern United States, and ought to be as anx-
ious TO convert the former as they are to
convert the latter. But, strange TO say,
when on the same day in which the re-
port above alluded to was adopted,
Elder BRowNELL denounced as shame
fui the policy of the United States Gov
eminent in excluding the Chinese
from our country, and it was
made manifest that the Presby-
terian churches on the Pacific
coast would be damaged if not deserted
should the General Assembly pass
Elder BRowNELL's resolution, the
men who had been so bold in advo-
eating the cause Of the negroes incon-
tinently deserted their flag and acted
as badly as a southron or a Pacific
coast man could have acted. Only one
man voted against allowing the whole
subject to be dropped! This one must
have been DR.. GEORGE p. HAYS, who
had said that he was unqualifiedly OPP
posed to putting tab on the Chinese
race. which he considered "the double
distilled essence of infamy," and who
had offered the following resolution:
"Resoired, That the General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church In the United
states OF America views with shame ana
sorrow The adoption by the United States OF
the policy OF exclusion of the Chinese peo-
pie. simply as q race, when we are sending
missionaries and asking admission for them
and for merchants to China, and we shall
labor for an early removal OF the barbarous
aud unneighboriy policy"
Blood is thicker than water. Cauca-
slams will be Caucasians. The Negroes
no doubt dislike the Mongols, and the
Mongols the Negroes. The debate on
the resolution quoted above shows that
the question Of right or wrong-the
moral question-was subordinated to
the consideration that the adoption OF
the resolution would damage the North
ern Presbyterian Church with the white
people Of the Pacific coast, who know
the Chinese better than does Mr.. Brow
NELL OF Mr.. HAYS, just as the people
Of the South know the Negroes better
than do the people Of the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-05
R0CYTNcHxM COUNTY.
1 ssd Case Of ssieide-A Lads Kills Hss.
sclf-0lher Itrms

A SD Case Of ssieide-A Lads Kills Hss.
seif-0ther Items.
Correspondence OF Richmond Dispatch
HARRIsoNBURG, June 3, 1885.
Mrs. George Jamison, native Of
Hartford, Conn.,, and member
of colony of that State which set
tied in Rocks Gap, in this county, a
few years ago, committed suicide on
Saturday night last at her home by
shooting herself in the left breast with
a double-barrelled shot gun. She placed
the muzzle Of the weapon against her
bosom, and sprung the trigger by press
ing against it with a broom-handle.
The shot did not produce instant
death, the load glancing upward into
the shoulder. The cause Of the act was
family trouble. She was about twenty
five years Of age, and, it is said, has
some very respectable connections in
Hartford.
Mrs. Sarah f. Woodson, relict of the
late Hon. John C. Woodson, died at
her residence in this place on Monday
night, June LIST; aged fifty-six years.
Mr.. G. French Compton, Of this
place, ON Monday last bought sixty
acres Of land lying in the northern
suburbs Of Harrisonburg, for which he
paid s50.25 per acre.
Colonel c. T. 0'Ferrall left for
Washington to-day. X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-05

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