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Edward Lacey ana His Brother.

Lewiston (Me) Journal.
Edward Lacey, of Lewiston, stood
on the street.corner one day last week
looking at the passing teams and think
ing Of what be would have for supper.
II he had any thought Of his brother
John, when he hadn't seen for thirty
years, be doesn't now recall it, nor was
he thinking of boyhood's home or child.
hoods happy days, or anything Of that
sort. lie was in Lewiston in thought as
wellasin body. One of the city sprinklers
went by, and Edward Lacey watched
the countless streams Of water, and
after it had passed noticed man with
gray hair and beard coming up the street
and across to the corner. The man ap-
peared to be looking around the street
as though its aspect were wholly new
to him. The man wandered along and
finally stopped on the corner, and then,
approaching Mr.. Lacey, said /: ~ am a
stranger, and haven't been here before
for many years. I've brother here that
| haven't seen for thirty years. I Just
came in on the train, and haven't found
out il he lives in the city now or not.
Perhaps you know him or where he lives.
His name is Edward Lacey and mine is
John Lacey, and Am his brother"
Here was miraculous meeting Of two
brothers amid the crowds of the street
after thirty years. Edward Lscsy
looked at the face Of his brother and
knew it, although the years hsi
whitened the hair and added the
crowfeet to bis face. "Should
you know your brother Edward
if you should see hin?" he asked. and
John Lacey said that he thought he
should, and then Edward Lscsy ssid
that he knew where Edward Lacsv
lived, and that IS be Was going that v.y
he would show him the house, and thev
went off together. The disousment
came, it may be supposed, whom the
two entered the house and Edward Ia.
cey assumed to say Welcome home. -
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STATEMENT OF REV. X. NJ. PICKENS.

GREENYILLE $. c., June 81, 1888.
The S'cfn Specific Company:
Dear sirs.-About four years ago was at
lacked with what the physicians pro-
nounced neuralgia rheumatism, accompa-
MED with erysipelas. My appetite failed me
entirely, and / had an intermittlng pulse
and very Irregular pulsations OF the heart.
"A terrible pain soon came iuto my chess
ano shoulders, and | became 80 helpless
that could attend 10 no business at all.
The pains were movable aud would some
times pass rom one part Of my body to
another. Finally the eryslpelas broke out
on my left hand and arm aud produced
much swelling. l WAS afflicted for eighteen
months. and, OF course. used great many
kinds OF medicine, but nothing gave me re-
lief Friends finally persuaded me to Try
Sw1fts Specific. which ! did. | noticed
decided Improvement while taking the inst
bottle. and continued its use until | had
taken about one dozen, when l found my
self entirely recovered, with no sign OF ths
disease left except q stiffness In my hand,
resulting from erysipelas. Walls taking the
medicine gained on an average two pounds
OF flesh per week. l think your >. >. \.
valuable medicine. and frequently recon-
mend IL to the afflicted.
Very truly yours, II. NJ. fichkss.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT Specific COMPANY,
jy sl-lw Drawer y. Auan'a' ia.
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SWiifft's Specific
CURES RHEUMATISM
CURES RHEUMATISM.

have been o sufferer from Rheumatism
for twenty years-at times with most In
tolerable pain. had the best medical treat
ment and took all sorts OF remedies, but
without relief. Being reduced almost 10 a.
skeleton, and not being able 10 walk even
with crutches. was induced 10 try Swift's
Specific, and 1t acted Ike a charm. and am
to-day entirely relieved; have thrown
away my crutches, and am in excellent
health. believe Swifts Specific will cure
the worst case OF rheumatism.
Mrs. EZRA MERsHoy.
Macon, Ca, August 4, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01
An upfailing Remedy

Brandreth's Pills cure dyspsysis Tor
indigsstionl, headache, pain in he shout.
ders, coughs, tightnsss Of the chsst
dizziness, sour stomach, bad tssts in
the mouth, bilious attacks, palpitstion
Of the heart, inflammation Of the luprs.
Pain in the region Of the kidneys And
hundred other painful symptoms ara
the offspring Of dyspepsia. One or
two pills every night for . week are suf.
icient.
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EnlTCAIlONAa..
49, sel,S,e---s- - = -.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS

UNIVERSITY SCHUUL, PEI EhS-
BURG. VA The twenty.second an
nual session begins the FIRST MoNDA1
IN OCTOBER Thorough preparation Tor
University Of virgins and U !lten states
Military and Naval Academies. Highly re-
commended by the faculty OF the UniVer-
sity of Virginia. Full STAFF OF instructors.
Pupils uniformly successful. situation
bealthful. Early application advised, s'
the number OF bosrders IL strictly limited.
For catalogue address
w. GORDON McCABE
au1om Head Master.
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HUBERT o. THOMPSON,

Lender Of the View York County Do
mocracy. Pound Dead in His Bed.
The reputation of Hubert Ogden
Thompson as . political leader, like
that Of the late John Kelly, was more
than local one, and his death is an
event of national Importance. Before
attaining the age of thirty.eight, and
after o public career of only ten years,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01

" GLOUCESTER COUNTY. VA.
for Boys md Young Men. has unri
vailed advantages. Location perfectly
healthy, being ma py medium between tn
rigorous cold oftne ulOunia IN and northern
regions and the enervating heat OF the sec
tiOns further south. Easy OF access but TT
mote from city temptations. Kindly hone
influences. Beginners thoroughly drilled Ia
Vance1 pupils fitted for College or a Bust
ness career. Next session begins SEPrEM.
BER 20rH. Expenses for MAE months
about $50.
REFERFNCEs: Professor Gidersleeve
Johns Hopkins. University, Baltimore
Md: Professors Page Peters. and Schele De-
We're, University OF Virginia: Rt. Rev. A.
NJ. Randolph, Assistant Bsnop OF Virgi MIA
Richmond, Va, and the patrons OF the
school generally. Apply for circulars To
JOHNTABB. Principal, Post Office, Glouces-
ter Courthou' Va.
IL 81 hGt q w d No LII M,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

This great health and pleasure-resort IL
now open for the season.
The high standard OF the cuisine Will Do
fully maintained in every respect.
For terms and Information apply 20
u. r. EAKLE,
ie4-om Superintendent
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THE HYCEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFOKT. NIKGINIA.

The Hygeia Hotel wiz continue 10
be- operated under the same liberal
policy which has al ways character
lied us Management, and while q great re-
reduction has been made IN toe rates for
the summer of 1886, the highest standard
OF excellence viii he maintained.
After June LIST, the terms for double
rooms occupied by two persons Will be $3.50,
a. and $500 per day; SIS. $3.50 aud s2l
per week, ami $50, $50 and SIS per month
each, and single ROOMS. $3.50, 50. $3.50 aud
81 per day; $3.50, S21, and e24.b0 per
week: $50 and s75 per month.
For further particulars send for Illustrated
descriptive pamphlet. r. y. PIKE,
ap 23-tAul Manager
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RICHM0ND SEMINARY,
AZ No, 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
IN M. powrIL princInaI

john II. POWELL. Principal.
Mrs. L. q. PEYToN, Assoc ate Principal.
The fourteenth session OF this Board n.y.
And Day-School for young ladies will beg, IA
sEPTkMBER 20, 1883, and close June
10, 1887. Apply for catalogue 10 either
principal or at bookstores.
~ 18th Qu.vTn
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GUNNER AND WINTER RESORT.
BATTFRY-PARK HOTEL,
ASHkVILLE, y. {.

The city OF Asheville Is located on the
high, broken plateau between the Blue
Ridge and APPALACHIAN chaius eud Is ac-
cesSibie by rali from all points OF the COM
pass.
The BATTERY PARK IL new hotel lust
completed, with all the modern Rppl snces
for doing a f,rst class business ny dfaulic
and open fires.
Electric. bells connect every room with
the Office. The house s built on hlll over
looking the town, and a stretch OF country
nifty miles In extent.
Scenery magnificent, prospect extensive.
climate delightful.
For descriptive pamphlet aud any infor-
nation pertaining to the business address
&. II. SOUTHWlCk,
iyg-lm Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
~ NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA.
l.. NJ, BLACKBOARD. NJ. a. Principal.
l.. HexToS Associate Principal.
Founded In 1899. The 80 venteenth year
under present principals opens sEPrEM.
Der 22, 1850. Catalogues, With partieu.
lars. on application. ~ te-Sui0w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
III RICHMOND, VA.

EIGHT sCHOOLS-Latin, Greek Modern
Languages, English. Mathematics. PHYSICS,
Chemistry, and Philosophy. Full corps Of
eight professors. Every facility for select
ing studies according To previous prepare
ton and future aims. Several courses OF
subsidiary lectures free. Ample grounds,
buildings, aud apparatus. Library, mu-
scum, gymnasium, two literary societies,
all the appliances and adva ntages OF a we'll
equipped and prosperous College. InstrNc-
ZION fhOT0ugh and standards high. Moral and
social SURROUNDINGS unsurpassed.
TERMS for nine months session: Matricu-
lation. SIS; room-rent. IS: tuition in three
schools, $40; board 500 to 500; fuel, light,
washing, &c, about $40
Next session opens SEPTEMBER23, 1886.
For catalogue with fuller Information. ad-
dress Ii. X. HARRIS Chm OF Faculty.
jy ll-deodl0w-iy l3-swl0w.iy l6-wl0w
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SPRINGS, SuENAN-

" UOAH COUN TI. NA.-the largest and
most fas ioDable resort In the mountains OF
Virginia: the Hotels and Cottages beaut'-
Latest closets. with entire new system OF
drainage; greatest variety OF mineral
waters Of any resort In the United states.
Rooms newly furnished, new hslr-mat-
tTesses, with woven Wlre-springs. hot,
cold. md shower baths table uneXcelled;
fiIst-class livery In connection with the
hotel; full brass and string band DescTip-
tive pamph leis can be obtained at the OF.
fee OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road. 9ls east Main street: CGesa peake
and Ohio Offices, A. W. CARRIERS. X. q cab
ell Jr.'s, Third and Main; Purcell, Ladd a
Co.'S, owens & Minor ..
II CABELL NADDUX, Proprietor.
X. q. BURKE, chief Clerk. ms assn
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Mrs General j. T.. Il. STUART. Principal.
Next session (of nine nouthS) opens SEP
TENDER 10TH. with full corps of Superior
teachers. Terms reasonable. Apply early
Number limited. Catalogue sent upon APP
pication 10 Principal. Jyli W,sa&Su8w
NOTRE DANE OF MARYLAND.
~ Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies
and Preparatory School for Little Girls
Fmbla +. o., three miles from Baltimore
Md. Conducted by the Sisters OF Notre
Dame. Send for Catalogue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01
SUFFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The seventeenth annual session opens
SEPTEMBER g, 1856, aud closes second
wednesday iu June. 1887.
Students received atauy time, hut are nd.
yised to ente err at the beginning OF term.
Suffolk IN one OF the healthiest ana most
accessible towns In Virginia
The CORPS OF teachers IL efficient and ex.
rerlenced. The home training moral and
attractive. Fine advantages IN Music, Art,
and Languages at moderate rates.
Serd for catalogue. Misses FISNEi,
an1Su WSE2m Suffolk Va.
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THE STOCKTON,
CAPE MAY. y. J.

The finest beach on the coast. The larxess
and most elegant seaside hotel In the wor,d
0pens JUNE Sorh
HENRY CLAIR. Proprietor.
late OF Grand Union Hotel,
jeso-ew' Saratoga SpringR
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ty25.lu


DAY RIDGE, THE COMFY
ID ISLAND or THE SOUTIi."-Tnis
popular summer resort viii b. open % the
purlic on and after JUNE II, 1850. Spen-
did surf-baihlug. Finest nshlDg or too
coast Elegant accommodation. Tue Ma
rtne Band largest and best In the country
PLAYS every day and evening. Restaurant
pavilion seating 1000 people open All tne
time. Grariy millOsd 1000 feet long.
Sefl-Doais on bay. lake. ana river large
and small row. and fishing boats to hire for
nominal price always ready. over i've
miles OF Waterfront Hotel and All build
ings nifty feet shove bign water. opera
House open afternoon and evening. tlec-
trio lights ell over the grounds. FNing-
horsss riding -horSes, pony and soii-car-
riages swings, bOwling-alley, rlne-gallery,
and thousands OF smusemenis for me chil-
dren, Highest Observatory Ia tue state.
largest collection OF suimals ia the south.
covered pier |, 900 feet out IN the bay. Spe-
clal excursion rates for churches sunday
schools. and societies either by rail OF On
the new and elegant steamer " Bay Ridge"
For dates and charter apply Immediately
TO the BAY. RIDGE CbNPANf,
1873 west baltimore street. Baltimore,
my ~ 7st&wi3t or Annapolis Md.
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uRoCE4IEs. &c
= -
CEAS0NABLE GOODS.

ROSES IMPoRTED GINGER ALE and
RASPBERRY VINEGAR, LIME-JUICE,
ana FI.AvoRINa sYRUPs Of all kinds at
jess MCCARTHY . HAYNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01
auaaER sEsnRrs.
GRAND HOTEL
NJ ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBkfD,E COUNTY, VA"
FORMERLY cALLED THE "JoHDAS
ALUM"
AND UNTIL LAST SEASON a PARr on
KOCKBHiI8E ALDM SPRINGS
CIINPANf'S PROPERTY.

This magnificent SUMMER RESORT ~
OPEN FOR vIsITORS-located on the Top
of q mountain and surrounded by noun
tsips. with an extensive and BEAUTIFULLY
shaded iswD.
Hoiei perfect in all NJ rs appointments,
srch az gas electric bells. &C.. DC and offers
10 the public summer home upel ualled by
any OF the mountain resorts.
HAVING Ieceived distractions rom the
owner TO sysfe no expense In suppl, ing ths
table. guars ntee every luxury the market
affords.
in addition 10 the Alum Wells ve have
two Of TIE finest CHALY BEATE SPRINGS
In the Unit. q States.
siDce last season fhousands 81 dollars
have been expended in beantifying aud
adding TO this lovely pace. and tn day IL
stands without rival Ia The mountains.
Terms moderate. Post, Telegraph, ana
express Offices In the hotel.
Is. r. WILKINSON.
Manurey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01

JOnN C. GREEN SCHOOL OF
q SCIENCE. COLLEGE Or NEW JER-
sEY. PRINCETON. y. Irregular four
Year courses, as follows: |. For the degree
of Bachelor OF Science general course
also elective courses In Chemistry, Biology,
Mathematics, and Physics. ii. For the de
gree OF civil Engineer. including. beside
The usual professional studies. applications
OF Electricity OF the Arts. Postgraduate
instruction in Higher Mathematics Graph
les, Analytical and Applied Chemistry
end AssayiDg. Biology. Physics, aud AZ
tronOmy. Entrance EXAMINATIONS SEP
TENDER IA and IS, 1855. For specia
courses and other Information apply 10 the
College Treasurer. IS 3-lm
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GREENWnOn MOTEL.

REENW HOTEL,
" llbmiles west OF Richmond, In tho
Blue Ridge mountains. on Chesape Be aud
ohio railway. Beautiful scenery. pure air;
freestone and chaly beate water. Address
Mrs. l.. MUNHAf.
iy 2S-Ims Greenwood Depot. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01

OFFICEO SUPERINTENDENT OP SCHOOLS,
HsNRICO CoUNTY, July %, 1883.
ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO BE
"a TEACHERS In the Public Schools or
HenricO county for the ensuing session are
hereby notified that will be at my Office
at The court. house FRIDAY and SArUR
DAY, August 9th and 7ln, for the purpose
OF examining them. ...o..,,,
JOHN X. RUSSELL.
iy oQ.st Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01
GUNNER BOARD. -PLEASANT
THE STOCKTON.
Il CAPE MAY. MI,
OPENED JUNE SOIH.
under the management Of uENRYCLAIR,
late OF Grand Union Hotel, Saatoga
Spfings. iy IF gf,SWIot

THE GREAT BRIDGE OF VlR.
GlNlA-an unusually attractive sum-
mer resott. Immense park, commanding
views miles OF 50 fe walks aud drives beau.
ilful mountain scenery. bowling. tennis.
dancing. and fine music for reasOnable
rates and within easy reach OF Richmond.
For particulars address at once
r. y. BAGG. Superintendent
~ 23.eOdlm Natural Kri,iga Va
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HON THE MOUNTAINS OF
~ PENNSYLVANIA"

THE PARK HOTEL,
VILLA MSPORT, PA,
FIRST-CLASS SUMMER RESORT. NOW
OPEN
No mosquitoes; cool nights; no malaria
no better summer home for families. Rate
nom sl0 TO SIS per week. Send for circu.
lar. my 5.3m
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TARIETY SPRINGS. on OHESA.

PEAkE ANp OHIO RAILWAY. fifteen
miles west OF stanton, Va. Is now open
for visitors. Good fare: cheap board; ex-
celient mineral Watsr, cool. sh ady and
No. ] music engaged for the season. For
cstalof ne apply To GEORGE W. LECKEY,
FeIrOl Post-Otiicp. Va. - 8 SuVw2m
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TOXINS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
~ BALTIMORE.

UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE
COURSES,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01
GLOUCESTER ACADEMY,

The programmes for the next academ
year are now ready for distribution.
IL la-aniO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01

EREDERICk FEMALE SESlIN AK1,
IL FREDERICK, MD,
Next term begins SEPTEMBER 2. 1850.
Terms s225 per annum. NO extras except
for Modern Languages and Art.
", IA. PURNELL, LII. D.,
au1.1m President.
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have sgain tracked down his fox; 50
Harold and | alone were in any condi-
tion for action. The Professor swors
he must kill the fox that had so bitten
him, and so great was his wrath aud
haste that he would scarcely wait till
we bad staunched his wound with
handkerchief.
took Mrs. Csrgill to some little dis.
lance, and when returned the fox was
wellnjgh demolished by the aid of
stout stick. with which the Professor
had promptly avenged himself.
He was calmer now, and as we were
talking over the little excitement OF the
moment he gave it as his decided opin-
ion that either Mrs. Cargill must, un-
known to herself, have been wearing
tho diamond all the time, or the fox
must have swallowed it. The last idea
seemed to have something in it, and he
was SO Impressed with it that the only
course to convince him for we had be-
gun to doubt his sanity seemed to be
TO dissect the animal there and then.
left them TO inform Mrs. Cargill Of
our last resolve, when q shout Of ioy
from the Professor and Of surprise
from Harold, made me hastily turn to
rejoin them. Mrs. Cargill, hearing the
shout, was with us in trics.
The diamond had been found! The
fox had not swallowed IL; but tied
tightly round its neck, roughly sewn up
in apiece Of brown leather, was the miss
ing stone!
The Professor was exultsnt; bis
wound was forgotten he had been
right after all
But who was the thief? Some one
must have committed the diamond to
the fo1's caro-. Was /! true that the
animal had slipped its COLLAR, or had the
culprit freed it for greater safety in the
belief II would return for Its meals
Only the gardener could tell US, and b.
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menus Wnlcu NO uao on maui ~ Tue
time; but in the course of our journey
down TOR We returned that night the
reason Of bis compliance came out.
He wished to include the robbery in
his advertisements, and ell that could
cay 10 The CONTRARY would not convince
hin that my friend would scarcely care
foe his name 10 be mixed up Ina the
na&1oe. Aflsr considerable discussion
~ >heueht u best to inform Mrs
Ciexl1Is later IN the evening, who and
What our viAitsr really Was.
Ths Professor explained to us that
asHrs. CaSgill knew the diamond an,
bad worn It 90 long, she was the on
Who, with her hand ia his, could hes
communicate to him where to lead her
VII" said be, "the day is clear AM
bright, ! ahall lead you tomorrow L
the spot, Mrs. Csrsill, provided yoJ
have sufficient strength Of mind to ksss
your ideas fixed entirely upon the stone.
You must keep it wildly before your
minds eys, and | shall lead you to il
lit 10 10 the house or grounds."
Nothing he'd occurred in the house.
hold since my departure in the moro
tng. and the robbsr whoever hs was)
must now, we judged. b beginning to
Ssel somewhat easier in mind; so. in
sass Of his dssmiug it necessary 70 alter
- probable hiding-placs Of the stons,
~ determined upon Immediate action,
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serve any secrecy in the matter, to
make our way home as quick as We
could. gave the Professor his boot,
and Mrs. Cargill (who was something
exbausted) my arm and we returned
gloomily, almost as we had come-that
is to say, by the shortest and most d.
rect way. We were all too dis
gusted with the Professor to be
able TO discuss the matter amicably
with him at the moment, so we parted
quietly and like guilty creatures in the
hall to court the sleep which we all
began to feel would be beneficial. NJ,
position | could not but think was rs
Their IN unpleasant one. Old friend o
the family as | was, could not bu
blame myself for bringing so fraudulsn
professor to the house. However,
decided before falling asleep that i
would not be quite fair upon our visito,
to condemn him right of on the failure
of single experiment.
His explanation later in the ds,
made the matter no clearer. lie wa
certain that be had been on the track
and it certainly had looked like it. bal
the reason for the sudden stop he could
not tell. Still, in the end, he man
aged to talk US over, and Mrs. Cargill
was induced to 60 through the expert.
ment again, but this time we were to
start where we had left off. One thing
alone the professor would swear to-
the diamond could not be in the house,
else be would never have gone outside.
Also, he informed US that his foot, not
withstanding bis thick stocking, was
considerably the worse for wear.
The hour at length came again.
Harold and ] had decided to dispense
With sleep; Mrs. Csrsill and the Pro-
isssor turned up very punctuslly with.
In few seconds OF one another.
The morning wss clear aud frosty.
We walked TO the laursl.bush, where,
hsvipg blindioldsd the Professor Is be-
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-02-19

No man OF sense believes tina
the Third Party will ever win an
election without the Republican
Prohibitionists.' And with all of
them the party would be weaker
In the Northern States by one
third than the Republican party is
to-day. In the pivotal States of
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Illinois, it would require more
than every Democratic Prohibi-
ZIONIST to join these Republicans
In new party to make it success
full. Ii there are 100000 Republi-
can and $4,000 Democratic Pro-
hibitionists in Ohio, where are the
other 10000 necessary to bare
majority to come from? And
what reason is there for assuming
that $4,000 Ohio Democrats viii
ever join 100000 Republicans in a
new party? The thing is too alb
surd for serious argument and vet
there is no end to such assump-
tons, and without them the Third
party hasn't peg to hang on
National American.