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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-13
S.S.S. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC, SIS.
AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOR
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOR
Mr. T. Turner the druggist at Mal KY writes February
1885, Il have used your Medicine and find nfing rened,
for Blood and Skin Diseases Mere words express the or
itude that I owe to SWifts Specific.

a course of S. S. S., taking dozen or so bot
ties. 1t entirely curedme, and very cheer
fully give this testimonial Of its virtues in my
case.
Biaior Sidney Herbert, Atlanta, Ga have
fully tested the virtues Of Swiit's Specific,
both as rheumatism cure and q tome. 1t has
done even more than its proprietors claim
for it,
Rey. o. w. WINFIELD, Union Point, Ga:
suffered tOrtures from articUlar and sciatic
rheumatism over twelve years Consulted
various doctors and tried all sorts OF medicine.
| BECAME hopeless invalid. [ concluded to
try S. $. S., and by its use all symptoms of
rheumatism disappeared. 1t was miraculous
and perfect cure. 1t alone cured me. Moth
ing else had done me any good for twelve years.
Mr.. John H. Peel of Pilot Point, Texas: [
was afflicted for six years with chronic rheu-
matism, being part of the time perfectly help
less. Also had running sore on my left leg. I
| used all medicines, which [, as a druggist,
knew OF, without being benefited. l then be-
gan taking S. S. S. and a perfect cure was the
result. believe Swift's Specific TO be the best
of all rheumatic remedies made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-13
a Sure Thing.

There are very few things in this life of
is one Of them: that DIR. Perces pleasant
Purgative Pellets have no equal as a cathar-
tic in arrangements of the liver, stomach and
bowels They are very small and their action
is pleasant, Purely vegetable, perfectly harm
less. y cents vial All druggists.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-13
Why He Omit tho Hnsiness.

From the Texas Sliuugs.
Kosciusko Murphy, who is book-keeper in
a grocery store, met friend who clerks in cigar
store on Austin avenue, and asked him for cigar.
"Ain't got any said his friend.
'Ain't got any9n said Kosciusko "Why, when
used 20 work in cigar store, always had my peck
cts studied with cigars
ayes probably that's the reason you amt in
cigar store now was the crushing reply.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-13

speak Of its merits in the highest term.
and the fact that its remarkable merits az a
blood purifier have taken profound hold uncn
the convictions of the British is proven by the
are crowding in upon the European branci,
office OF the COMPANY in London
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-13
A Dollar nm

Can be made for every hours work. We will
show you how to do II, reader. All is now.
sure. light aud pleasant. Both sexes. all ages.
business admits OF your living at home. We
start you free. ANY one can do the work.
Many make much more than III per hour. No
special ability or training required Reward
sure An workers meet with grand, rushing
business. Address nj once. StinSon \ Co.
Portland Maine
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1HE OUTLAWS ON TLNSTALL FORREST

Stevenson's great story begins in
the Constitution next week. Sub
scribe Immediately and get the first
chapters ofthe greatest story of ad-
venture printed since Robinson
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Sample Certificates Of Swifts Specific.

These certificates are taken at random from
thousands of letters in possession of the Swift
Specific Company, and presented simply as
samples. They are voluntary statements, Civ
ing facts and results of the case. Their accu
racy and genuineness are beyond question.
It may be well to state here that, like all
other great discoveries calculated to benefit
the human race, the unprecedented success of
S. S. 5. has aroused the envy of rivals, who
have sought to take advantage of its populari-
ty by imposing upon the public counterfeits or
worthless limitations Of the genuine article.
These quackeries are harmful, made poison
Gus by the use of mercury and potassium,
whereas, Swifts Specific is absolutely vegeta-
bic. 1t is natures pure remedy, and not the
dangerous product of the chemists retort. We
caution the public against these counterfeits
and limitations. Be sure that you are buying
the real s. S. S.
$1,000 Reward $; y y /: /:
hundred bottles S. S. S., one particle Of Nier.
cury. Iodide of Potassium, or any Mineral sub
stance. BEWARE OF MERCURY AND
POTASH!
The Sovereign Remedy.
For Rheumatism. Scrofula, Contagious Blood
Poison, Cancers, Eczema, Ulcers, Hereditary
Blood Taint Mercurial and Vegetable
Poison, Catarrh, and for all Diseases Of tbs
Skim
LABORATORY: Corner Butler and Hunter
Streets Atlanta, Ga. Eastern Once, 7J6
Broadway \. y; European Office, Sd
Snow Hill, E. c., London, England.
Depots in all the principal cities. For sale
by all druggists Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer s. Atlanta Ga.
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Pseesneos tomos en- I2' y &, slskan.
lsmsnss eaeasdsfnados en- tsla, COO
plssshAs , eOstes dOfados;
RAEDEAu.-MaSians.
J. fHAACN-Marfa.
n. COTIN.--Matilds, 3 tomos.
A0UlRRE 7 R0SALES.--VIsEi.
nh.
REGINA n. RoCHE.-0snr
Aaaaaa. 3 senos.
]. RUE Histosia Dc Santa lmhsL
Y. COOPER - D.. Mercedes De
CastiflA
Pillar sISukS-Hi. sspon ,
madfsA
LOPEZ 6ARClA.--PoesfAs.
BRETON DE Los HERRRR0S.
--uhsss seeuxidas-
vKfAARDk.-0hns pottieaa
q. PARDo HAzAN.-Eaa FiaA.
ssaaa 10 AskA
nANTEs-IA Divina Oomedh.
rxIIu 7 coDTSA.-IAs Hsaa
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Sc han recibido en- esta Impren.
ia los siguientes:

ta los siguientes:
SECRETARIO COMMERCIAL. Cir.
culares, ofrecimientos de servicios, en-
trada en- relaciones, cArtas de credito,
cartas de introduction y de recomenda.
ci6n, toma de informes y demsndss de
noticiss, 6rdenes de bolsa, 6rdenes en-
Mbricss, en- dep6sitos y & comisionis-
tas, demandas de dinero q los que no
son comerciantes, rebsjas, letras de
cambio, asuntos en- participation, con.
signaciones transportes, seguros , ase
rfas, transacciones generates, por Hen
ri Page, traducido del frances por #.
Valens. / tomo en- 120. holandesa.
| AMIGO de los ninos, por el Abate
Sabatier. Aumentado con varias Xbu.
las como en- 28o. Holandeas.
TrAducido, amplifcado , adicionado
en- 10 parte de Espafa y America, por
una sociedad de escritores espafcles y
amricanos,-2 tomos en- So de 120 pa
ginas cada uno; tercers edici6n, con
un nuevo suplemento. S
ATLAS geogrGfico de America
Dies y siete mapas trazados con mu-
cho esmefo, con I'm resumen geogrAf-
co, por N. Estevanez.
ANIMALES salvajes y dom9sticos
(Los). Album ilustrado para nifos,
trsducido del frances por q. Zerolo.
Dibajos de Bocourt, Freeman, Yam d.
Argent, ETC., y lGminss cromolitogri6-
cas-. tomo en- 10, cubisrta en- eromo.
Holandesa.
LAS OIENCIAS Naturales al
Alcance de tos Ni1os.-Programa de
Historic Natural, FYhica y Quimica,
por don LUIS Mata Gayoso.
VOZ DE LA NATURALEZA. Co
lecci6n de snecdotas, historias y nove-
IAs tan dtiles como agrsdables para to-
ia clase de personas, por don IgnAclo
Garcia Mslo. Nueva edici6n con ID
minas, tomo en- l2.' tela fina. plano
! cortes dorados.
| SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS, Isl
gio XlI1), por don. EmiIis Pardo b.
IN, son IN pr6 ogo de D Marcelino Me
eudez y PeIsyo, de la Real Aczdenla
<spAEola. Con licenclA eclesi&stics.
-gunda 4dici6n. l tomo grueso co
l2.0. con el retrato de Ia autora prime
rossmente grshado.
TELEMACO en- frances. Nuevs
edici6n, con Aminas. ! tomo en-. lS'
Tela.
HISTORIA Universal para nifos,
por Luis Felipe Msntilla, aumentada
por N. Est4vanes.-Un tomo en- s.,
con 3l5 grAbsdos representando yistas
papas, rstfatos Dc honbrss cslsbres
ARITMETICA, (Trstado ds), POI
don Juan Oortasar. Nueva edici6n
eompleta. l tomo en- s.. Tela.
GEO6RAFIA UNIVERSAL, dsi.
ca, politica y economics, por Luis Gre.
goife, tred. de N. Est9vanes, . tomos,
on T., con grabados, mapas, cromos
Robinson suixo, (ED, por Wyss
Noticia de Carlos Nodier. l tomo en-
So ilustAdo con mas de 500 grabadoi
dibujados por Yam Dargent, Ssmeghi.
nj, Girardet, Baron, etc. Telncon plan
chas y cortes dcrados. -
TELEMAC0 (LAs aventuras de-
por Fenel6n. T1duoci6n castellana
aumsntadacon notas sobre mitolo'
giA. geOgraiA } historic. tomo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-30

Ass sassasa Haaas AsSasa.sse4a A. sa.a
saas assaasna ~ Ia go 81 tsagsaa
As seaA4aas sa ssasa ss@AAa o. 88a -
ssAasWsw passes ssMsss sa - aAsasss1s
Imass sspm s.sasl Ass Esama, o.
aA sasa D. Ass1a / - 80 s&ss kssr
50 - aassasasaaasmsaa 81 san8ns -
ss@sss< NsesAsss - sssa sss.sa
FaseNs &asss As.assas a4 - 4Sss2s-s.
NJ A1naaasamsMaas .. - AsaamAnf
AasEAsnAA
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ALOS HACENDADOS.
l. EISDCSTkIALE3

Lea xss sssene=s. aAsAAs De lsnes
sl CASSIE as ~sse~ss sa A.ssa ; eazssAss
4s so aseAfYa = t2@Aasp9s Ia Aasxsp,
sasass@ as ssata aeas s4s zsssses 1fsAssE1ss-
lssfs kes Sc t%sxs f@sa easssaasas. Fsz
So L.sts& l'ssn - szasga CO. 81 e
sxsss y AasFae s@ A&sAs. aassaa. ,
sAssas as j.. sAas@. fAxaAas @s hEssses
I. Aasste sasa kssAas - asaaAs. sasssa
- hsssss sssF.assAAs F.sa ssaA , -
fess aasM ~ FAa@ss uSs@a 7 s1ass -
s.ssss amms4ssss AT1Aa@ asamxAAaa
4 lag - sasAss s12uss. ssa Fsssas
sas s.s fax 10 =a@aA MA7assas
sasa h aaasesNxasA A. kasAa4Asa A.sas.
aA4 As Sas4AsssmA A.esA 80 kaaas
mws ~Fsaaaan . & 80 a4sn sse
asasa q 80 tasaa&s r sssEass Z asnns.
80. Aamaas r aNAsa&s @s Assrxa smsa
saaAmsa&xesasa. rsaa msaAAans 4. ssAss
m.s amasssss. Caws~s uana Kns.-
sawaNkEssaA se go sssssslAssA - sss.
taAs - sssmsatas fasa nAf1AxAa a
ssems aas gss sfs'mmanas I sssann mns.
snEsA
Ass<SAsa ~ FseAss1AA
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An U rcIos,

Cm4a plaza % aaaama n flvsAs 20 measAaa.
q sssssa n saEa mvaaas - eaas aAg1ss
Fs= xas ssz .----- ei-es rsz 80 vss1a- ga
fss tsss sssMa--. 80 fsx Aann 1sn- AN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-30

Ks.a smvrsss be dlspSssss rssasa,ssss.s'
.ns los vaporm as Il nAsnst aas sAlsa ss
sussto AZ HmninMAw u ~ Dc vsaa mssl go
3rsCan, aAusnAa ds b pAsvs As sassl pswas !
4 ds l. Cs~vAa, teda 10 Gee - ssussass - ls'
,usssss sxfraatsecA Pgss, Hssru1 bwdss
tnbwss, psrs asss. fs~n y Aay~sssA
Les ss4u<s - 10 Csrpaa.a sAs -
q ssss yssrss % arlssa - Avss q
Espssa, salsa - SaAizs<sv Pars II
ssrpesl, y - ssss Yxais para 81 HsSa
Ftes. kaos, MArsa u o. ls&as--Lss es&aN.
.aiasssA 6Ssws~ss - A4~sv@
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%EvI1EA.
Dl asllCUIiUlL. lDNflll 7 teEKall

e ysAssea Lea alas d iezos Lee masmA
Gaia aAmsfo esAalsAs a YAgtaAs % ssxse ssn 10
gaeAass assssassesi p&gEaas - FsxtSsas msasl
fuaogssAs. asFeAattaes y agrheias la Aa.As 4
- nse.es aas - fslstsrAA.
PRKco On suscRIPCIoNi
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PAsAJEs INTERCOLoNIALEs.

La Compaiia q, como SO V6 en- 10 tarifA. do
pasajes haoe una importAntisima reduction
q los seioree empleadOs y O6oiales del
Eeroito en- esta isla ) sus familias.
COADlCIONEs,
NIvaisr Dc la mOnsaAs sxtFanieras ssrA aiaAo
por u Aasncia, dc mAnarA cue u LompahiA reciha
aiamprs q moniAnts de .os pAsAies Getes "a fran.
CO. . "a sQaivAlsnte sn nonedA eorEisAte, Ai tipo
q1s riia sa h plAGA - sxpsdixleA
COMCEBIONEB.
Kssa AgsneiA sxpids pasAjes de- ida vusita On
Loo vAiss iAisroolsassiss vdoa pog trsa mnnea con
un 10 p2 de rebAiA sn los sasasidMtioss, YAlidcs
pos IN ano, con IN u RS de rshAiA.
A tOdA tAmiliA euyo passie cnnpute q moniAnts
de pAaAiss Dc cAmAra. % 10 conecderA ana rshAia
Una misnA persona fAraIliA no pueds tenes Dc.
rocho la ven las dos concesipnes antos ssAAlAdAA
L0 ainos menorvs dc amos iran grAsisi de Q q
Aioa pagArAn h enAEta pAsie Dc pAsajas Dc 70 ~
amos Il mitad; y de u enmplAdos en- AaalAnts ~
tlnfAsAn pAsAie eniere. CRAneo una fAmiiA tengA
yAros ninos menosea de tres AAos colo una EA gFn-
Gis. los dsnAs pAsAEAa IN eaArte De paaais.
- PAnASEs DE cRiADos.
L0n pseciea para lcs aeiAaos eoa asssins Bardsos
y HayfN serAs q fsAnccs too.
HLETkn
Lcs ooaDcamIsntos Dc eAFgA dsbsA sss pFszsasa.
dos "a h Agmncia con 10 aeAlaA anaalAc6a, Ne ID.
,laaaoss !oa aaa tFalgan selios sn lHgax de- EgmAa
Para tedA slass as InieE@ss atsSgESs n Agsais
prIaasAi
Soss r. anva-
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lanones de Westphalia, de York y.americanos aca
Si,ados de recibir en- La MULITA, San Jose l2.
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JULIAN SILVA,
9 DgPOSlIO DR MAQUIAA DR COSRR.
Il .-
21.--CRUZ-21.

En- este establecimiento Sc encuentran de
venta de alquiler Maquinas de coser, de los
mejcres sistemas. Piezas de repuesto, acceso.
ROSY agujas de todas classes. Tambien se ha.
cen composiciones de las mismas pof dificiles
que sean. I20
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la PALMA De ORC.
slSilIllL 7 GAIlSElA d llillue Elnl.
CrsS fe..-S. J. Pxsrte Ries.

Conhtants surtido 4 gtasrua e 1liima "a,
para teajes d eAhAileroe ha aiismesg lslas q ~
y aigodon pan eamisasg LAs ~ kssAas g =
aAsel ases nsdidss Hs6ies tm1laAA
I0TA--ae R1raniiaan tp1oalm aEnhnaoa y n
Hl1sl q GasSp ~ iaHsliAas
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IlkOS SUPIRlORES.

Rn Il Almaeca 30 0AAdAa j G.
TanuA nnmUsv !, - aeAlsan sis sU-
cibar FLUR DL NALDAfkNAa
ca cuaxtrsuaas, J 10 asa Hss9ssxs
dcl fAlukATO j ARA0OA, 20
mp4s, mciaAs ! cnAss~A gas sxH'
dcu amy baFAsoA
nan joan rnusso-i iGAo<A Uesaass
Z dc inN8 lis
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L1GNE DE HAyRE-BoRDEAUx A HAITI

Adem&s dc lah antiguas meas recalar& men
sualmente esta isla uno de los vspores de
ID Uompania en- solicitud de Hetes.
PASAJEs TRAsATLANTICOS.
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D. vsnn y 80 lnFsysn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
THE CAMPAIGN.
TIE POLITICAL FIRES IN ALBEMARLE
COUNTY NOW ABLAZE.
The Preparations Of Both Parties-The
spsakers--A Democratic Rally
The Outlook.


fCcTTfs nCndcfce o. tse tfichutohu biapR"Hl
t,aaRtoraesyIIrE, VA, October % 1888.
Tie poli,icAi iires 10 tois county witch
were kindled somo time since are now
ablazo. 10th parties are now busily a.
work and are IN hopes Of victory. Tho
Democrats arc thoroughly aroused and are
deseTmlncd % leave no store uniurned.
TbeTc Is little apathy in ci;ber party, hu' II
there were the preparations which The party
leadErs afs uuw making would soou dispel
n. TIE Democratic Executive Committee Of
thf couniy. which Is composed u thc most
fajthfnl ADD Jealous workers 10 The parry,
have done rood work This fail They have
arranged Tor 2 thorough canvass 81 the
comfy from now until the election. Ap.
noiu,Ineais have beer made md announced
for p,iblic speaking At one or more proini-
neni pieces evcry day Tor TIC neyttwo weeks.
The Republicans have also arranged Tor
theroufh canvass ~ the county. General
John f. Roller. Of HsTisonburg, ana Hon.
+, w Esrly. ~ Charlottesville, viii stump
The county for The next ten DAYS.
Colonel K. T. w. Duke and Mr George
Perkins. q this city. addressed large as
sefnblage Of Democrats at free Union, WH
county, OF last SATURDAY night They had
warm recepilon and both made telling
speeches. The Democrats II this place are
awake and viii carry fbe precinct by
largelV increased majority.
IIon. }. l.. NJ. Curry, late Minister to
spsin. Is here on a short vfsitto his s0u-in'
hw. Rev. John 3. TurpiD.
N.r. A. b. Payno hes gone 10 Charlesiown,
W. Va. on a SHIRT visit
A great many Of our citizens will leave for
Richmond today and tomorrow, either TO
Participate IN or witness the exercises on
Democratic Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Good Democratic work In Caroline.

tOorrespondence n the Richmond Dispaich.l
PowfINo GRKgx. VA, Oct. %, 1898.
uon Gilmor 5. Kendall, Democratic
pouinee for the First district. and W. q.
Iigtie. IT,, OF Fredericksburg, addressed The
pooDie Of Caroline m The couTt-house last
nigbt CaptsinJ NJ. HudgiD. our county
cblirnan. after few remarks Introduced
Mr. Kendall rs orr Ocxt congressman. lie
was warmly welcomed, snd as soon ~ the
cheering ctaged arose, and In graceful
manner aud With fine delivery held the en-
tire attention Of his audience throughout
bis speech Of about an hour and hall.
Mr. Kendall baudltd The tariff IN mas
fsrIy manner, and with facts and figures
made il 80 PLAN that the most ignorant coUld
understand In coDclusion. he PAID a glow
ing tribute to our President which WAS re-
eeiVed with perfect storm OF applause.
Mr. Iiite wa then Introduced and maze
dnyt nut spirited addrc's.
Mr.. Kendall has begun 10 canvass the
county, and good result l. expected.
The Bowling Green Democratic COB has
besrln 10 work in earnest. and will DuEforth
every effort from nWy tin after the 9Th Of
November. They raised a Cleveland aud
Thurman flag amid much enthusiasm on yes
terday.
The Republicans intend raising ono at an
cariy dsy. The ciiaiYTnan Ui the Republican
parry stepped NJ 10 good Democrat who
bad been very active in raising tn towering
Cleveland pole aud asked what he would
furnish and deliver him pole for. lie re-
plied: "There is not enough money ~ the
ReVubIican PARTY b pay me TO furnish pole
for n Harrison flsg." with that spirit anil
mating The Democrats we hope for good re-
suits in November. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Tyler ana marsnaiIia York.

iG0ffOelnnAtAlCN i ltit ttAAAfl9GW irlAkiNst
P0oUosoN, October 20, 1898
CAPTAIN Il. q. Is ArNlall, the gallant Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress IN tins district,
and u. Gardiner Tyler, ksq., spoke befe this
afternoon. notwithstanding the day was
cleudy aad rainy a goSid crowd 81 staunch
Democrats OF York were IN Attendance.
Captain W. j. stores. chairman OF the meet
log, IN few appropriate rsuarks first In
tredOced Mr.. Fyler. The address OF thus
gentleman wss enthusiastic. logical, and pa
triotc. lie BEGAN by expressing the delight
whseh The presence Of n number Of ladies az
fexded bin. They went through the rain.
some Of them several miles. to greet these
gentlemen. Some OF the ladies' wore white
ribtoffsin their bOuaets, thus demon Strafing
their hove tor Democracy.
Afty referring 10 CievdAnds admistrs-
ton and defending the course pursued by
him since bis Inauguration In language
strong aud eioquenA, MIR. Tyler proceeded
70 discuss the tariff question In a mastery
nsnner. lie proved coneiuslyely, sad am
sure to TIE Satisfaction Of every one present.
mai u Tho pemoenssie party rcmaiDs Ia
poser the heavy taxes Imposed upon the
poor inhabitants Of this nation viii be re.
duced and millions OF money mol be forced
from toe pockets 0f the sops ot ted 70 he
tohiAns " tno OWtcd osttts treasury, Ire
Democratic party propose 10 take the TAX OF
wool, TIN, cotton, SD other articles which
every poor msn Is bouad % hay~. aud leave
4 On diamonds and s0eh things ~ sre luxu.
ras sad caiy the riah ean adad. NoDe but
thc wealthy are benefited by hlgh prosec.
tive tarl1. They m0nopolize trsde, hence
The frequent stfgkes among tue isb0ring
cisss- Farmers receive no advantage fyom a
blEh protective iapiG They pay ~ many 10
skarses two prices Tor What shey purchase.
and "a fstutn receive a smsii smeunt
for the psoeuct q fhsir tells. He
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Virginia COMMUNICATED by Mr.. B,sir.

PETtRsBUHG, October ~, lSoS.
Editor Of the Dispatch Senator Blair. for
whom the people Of the South have klnd
feelings (becpuse Of his being the author OF
the Blair BIN, addressed. as stated by you,
The people u Petersburg at the Academy OF
Music on Saturday night Doubtless more
Democrats went 10 hesr him than any other
Republican speaker could have drawn to-
pothcr. While be is still lahOrng under
some great mistakes concerning the white
propic OF the South, vet 10 Il my opinion that
lie eutertaIns no bitterness against such TTO-
Mo. iudgjug them according ta the light be-
fore him Being the guest Of Mr.. Malone
was well calculated Of i,seH 10 cause him TO
see things In q wrong Hight. particularly 4 be
had recently talked with Mr.. John :. Wise
Oate Of Richmond, but now, think, OF New
YorD Mr. BLAIR paid the intelligent leaders
OF the south such high aud truthful CON-
plmoot that am anxious fer II togo on re-
cord IN "lhe Dispatch files 80 inciOse u
TO You.
The extract T. taken from the lndex-Ap-
pcaps report 81 his speech, the correctness
NJ which has been verified by a gentleman
present, and whose word + A good rs gold
dollar coined IN old Democratic times:
"Scnator Blair pad a high compliment 10
what he called the two millions OF southern
nri,tocrats. who were the best educated tao
million people in the country, aud who in a
thousand conflicts made for themselves q
name impcri' liable in history"
II ever truth was spoken Mr.. Blair did II
when ne said M above | only wish that fe
had sad that "such two millions OF splendid
men commenced with George Washington,
and many OF them were cO-wOrkers with The
great aud glorious Robert y. Lee. Justice
il olientime slow, but the dav is coming
when even the people OF the North will re-
Giize aud acknowledge General Lee as th'
/ grande,t man that has ever figured in mill
ialy affairs, while Jefferson, Madison. and
| Henry Will continue to grow in the estns-
ilon o. civilized people as the men who 0id
/ most (as statesmen and orators) to give the
neoule true liberty. JusT SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
suets Cor over an hour 'na closed amid

eucke Cor over an houf and closed amid
dcaianins and prolonged applause.
Captain Marshsll was Dext introduced ana
spoke ia bis usual vigorous, elegAnh grace.
ful style. His address was well received
and highly enioved by all. Referring 70
Che report that sornc Hitherto stslinch Demo
craia uf this district contemplate CASING
tlrir ballots IN favor q tbc Prohibiaon can,
dldaic, both gentlemen sstd the votes wou'l
30 thrown away, and Tiny urged upon an
present the importance Of dghimg oravely
Tor the continued success Of tho Democratic
party. The mention Of Thurinau's name
brought forth enthusiastic appiause. Every
bo6y ea|oyed the meeting. Everything
passed OF pleasantly, and when the crowd
began 70 dispcr,e TIE rain hsd ceased 70 fali,
The clouds h,d disappeared, and eacn re-
turned 10 his home feeling. doubtless oene-
feed hv the words 81 wisdom aud eioquence
% witch he had listened.
The Republicans will hold meeting here
on The 27th instant.
York county IS expected to poll tS usual
Democratic vote. \. ID. fLUhh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

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