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JOHN BoYh O'ReI5EY has been seeing
snakes IN the Dismal Swamp. Great Is
Imagination. 1t was not brandy, but
juniper water you drank, JoHS.
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Rann offerings.

ny telegraph TO the Dtspatch.l
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE bond
offerings to-day aggregated 81. ,000
Accepted, sl,6S5,000 at l27,al27a for
per cents, and l07!al07i for as.
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PERSONAL.
A CARD.

A CARD
10 OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE:
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Awaiting your kind considera' ion aud favor,
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MaE rEhGa.
kHKIGEsteNP -.

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 10TH,
" from 2 "a 10 p. NJ, the ladies Of Cool-Sprng
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Round trip, 20 cents. Refreshments plentiful.
Splendid supper Prices moderate. Magic
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Karmet the Scout. BY SYLyAsus CoBB,
Jr., author OF "The Gunmaker OF
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STANTON, VA. Miss hAkY J. BALD
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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
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NAZARETH HALL,
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at Nazareth, Pa Reopeus SEPTEMBER ieTH.
lau -23tl
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

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NEWSPAPER FOLDING NACHINB
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w I'VE D UDVT IN, y 7
auI5-W.F su&Tuit Commit

CtHESTER PRESBYTERIAN SUN
- DAY-S6nOOL Exclusion FROM RICH
MOND TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK, Az
GUST 10TH on steamer ARIEL, leaving Richmond
at a. VI.
Round-trip tickets, $3.50; children from six to
twelve years. 81. IicKeis good for ten days.
Excursion viii reach Norfolk Monday evening,
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an t2l5fl9
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DIR x G. VESTS NERVE AND sRAc,
THEA VIZ y glaranieea specific Tor Hys.s-
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nc use Of alcohol or tobacco. Wasef.loe.. 49,,
tal Depression. Softoulng % ~ Braio ,o.,,i,'..,
in Insanity and leading % misery. d,~av 49,
death, Premature Old hge. LIS y 49,. -
Eisher ssx caused by oyer-exeriion u o. 100
or Ovcr-indplgence. Zach box oont4in. -
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We GuARAsTEE six BOXES
10 cure any can. With os'h order seoeigef t,
" for six boxes. accompanied win g., ~
eend the purchaser our written guarantee I, 4.
fund the moneY II the treatment docs no, ~
azure 0uara issued Duy ~
7. ROBERTS BAKER, Drlggst
Sole Agest
sl9 cast Main street, Redmond. ID,
my I-d.fNIy
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Sold cvorywhere. Price: CUTIcURA. Soc:
soar. 25c; REsOLyEST. 81. Prepared by tho
PUTTBk DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Boston. Mass.
80 send for " How 70 Cure Skin-Disea ses. y CA
pages. - illustrations. and l0n testimonials.
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DAfNDlst ALONt IL IA = = tNfEtEr.
nISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF T..
~ 3. TAYLOR. j. d. CAKDOZA & b. ALSOP
(AISOT hri CABDOZk being special partnersl has
This day boon dissolved by common consent
Parties lo.ling claims against tre late firm ~
L. q. TAYLOR viii please present promptly
for payment and thuse indebted are respectfully
requested 90 make payment al once 10 f. y.
TAl iOk who - fully authorized % settle the
old business We heartily comm nd the neS
firm ~ IN every way worthy o! the confidence
and patronage Of Our Old customers.
r. b. TAYLOR.
d. d. CAKDUZA,
B ALsQP.
NEW FIRM.
Tho undersigned. under tho stylo OF
T. B. TAYLOR 4 CO..
having purchased the remaining stock Of tho
late nrm Of e. Il TAYLOR. win contiauo the
CHINA AND CROCkERf BUSINESS b. whole
sale aud rciaii AZ tho oa stand, 1911 Main street
whore they will DO pleased 10 soc and wait on
their friends.
We are receiving large additions 10 our stock
By daily arrivals Of fresh. new goods Il latest
style from the most colebrat "a foreign aud de-
mcstc manufactures which ~ propose 70 sell
at the smallest living pr0aL
SPECIAL
That portion ~ tho stock purchased OF the late
firm VIII still 20 offered at aud below cost for
several weeks longer. +. B. TAYLOR,
@. SCOTT MCRAE,
au l5-6l :. j. PARRISH.
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lie i-F.su6wsml

EDGEHORrH BOARDING AND
M DAY SCHOOL FOX GIRLS, Ies vest Frank
I'm street. Baltimore. Md. Mrs. II. z. LEF ERFKB,
Priscipal- THIS schoo. will REOPEN on
THURSDAY the silth OF september The course
OF instruction embraces all the studies included
In thorough Fnglish Education. sed ths
French and German languages are prsc;icaliy
taught ly iS-WxSa2fn
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IN HORSE AND COW y
[S1A FBED.
You can bay a. -oot o. Has rf'' i-' !.
RICHHuND FEEp WILL, iiH ctif 20
good anl AZ reasonable prigf~ hos'r' .....
hard require strong fscd-fc0a da. 81" ~
thsir mus. - alii sturw5 81 at ..- "a
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a slrer.al feed-onc ia. Increases .A
and Cow Il milk We laYo 1910 ''r toll. ..rrf.
Also. BALED HAY and STRAW, '''
BkAN, &c. .,.t..,ru.s.
'fhons saa tlNNhl hN
auiSWSSuet - 90"
HAY, GRAIN. AND MILL '''
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HFAvN CORN BRAN
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THOMAS \ VIM co, tosl'l ista.
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Psoriasis. Eczema. letter. RingForm, Llchen.
Pr1rftus Scald-Hea1. MIX Crust, DAndruH, Bar
Dors', Bakers, Grocers, aud WasherToman 5
Itch. and every species OF Itching, Burning.
scaiy, Pimply Humors of The SKIN and Scalp aud
Blood, with Loss OF Hair, arr positively cured by
CUTICURA the great Skin Cure. aad CUriUuRA
soar. on exquisite Skin Besutiher. externally,
snd CUrIcURA RssoLvEST, the new Blood inr-
Der, internally, when physicians and all other
remedies fall.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

I NIVERSII1 OF FIkGINIA.
u FOUNDED BY THOMAS JBFFERSON0
Session OF nino months begins OCTOBER ],
1888 There are nineteen scbools. giving 10
slruction in Literature Science Agriculture, hn-
gineeriug. Pharmacy, Medicine, aud Ian. De-
elevated and heslihful. For catalogue apply 10
WILLIAM NJ. THOkNION,
Chairman 81 Faulty,
P0st-Onlcs, University Of Virginia, Va.
Academic students from Virginia pay no tut
ton fy I-eOd2TkW2 H4tAuicOd6v tAuD
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coRAToHED TwENTY-EIGHT
- YEAHS.
A scALy. ITCHING, SKIN DISEASE WITH
ENDLESS SUFFERING CUhKD By
CIrTIrunA REMEpInS.

10 7 had known OF the curcUaA RrasDfvs
trenty-etghi years sxo would have saved mo
ssOl two hundred dollars sud an immense
amount OF suffering. MI discoee Psorias'sl
commenced ON my bead In spot not larger
than cent IL spread rapidly all over my BODY
and got under my nails. The scales would drop
al OF me all the sfne, and my suffering WIS end
iess and without roiief. One thousand dollars
would not tempt me 10 hass this disease over
again. am n poor man, but feel r1eh 70 DC re-
liynd OF what some OF the doctors said was
ieprosy, some riog:vorni. psoriasis, &C. J took
and ssrsaparillas over ono
year and n half, but no euro. 1 went 70 two or
three doctors and no cure. cannot praise tne
CtrTfcuRA KENBDIEs too much. They nave maze
n, skin as Gle ir aud free from scales a, Debys
All used Of them wns ,hfre boxes OK CUficUkA,
and three bottles 81 CuTfcURA REsoLysEr, and
two cakes Of CUTrURA SOAP. IL you had Seen
here aud said yog would have cured me Tor tSDJ
Tou would hEvs had the money looked IKE
The picture 10 your book Of Psoriasis picture NO.
2 "How 10 Cure skin Diseascs y, but nov am
A. clear as any person ever was. Through force
OF habit I rub my hands over my arms and legs
70 scratch once IN while, but 10 no purpose.
am ali we'll. | scratched twenty-eight years, and
N got 70 be kind of second nature 30 me. !
thank you thousand times Anything moro
that ron want 20 know writo me, or any one who
reafs this may Hrite 20 me ard | win answer IL
DENNIS DOWNING.
WArERguRY VI January 70 1857.
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CURES ALL HUksORS,

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nothing else suitable, and purchased both
ARTICLES, and n tlaxen-haircd doll for Madgo.
Inc next thing was TO got the articles 10
Nhe Weeds. 1t was now late in the day,
and the Weed farm was four miles from
Burktown Corners. Besides, the storm Of
tho morning had increased, until q. foot of
snow lay on the ground, and tho wind was
piing it in hugh drifts about the fence COR
ners and about tho trees.
Mr.. Weed had returned immediately after
landing Aunt Grell at the Corners.
Aunt Grell could not afford TO hire o con-
Neyance, and no teams were passing to-day.
new Years was q day when the people Of
ehat community enjoyed themselves at
home or around the tavern fire.
I'm gQmyself,n suddenly resolved Aunt
Grcll, She boarded when Sat homo ~ with
a widow, Mrs. Casper, in tho outskirts Of
the village, and here Aunt Groll made her
way with her purchases. On reaching tho
humblo homo Of the widow, Geraldine
found the door locked. Having been absent
two weeks Aunt Grell did not know that
her friend had loft town to visit q son some
miles away a few days before, and would
not return till after New Years.
The snow whirled about the slender form
on the Widows step, and seemed to defy
her to face it. But Aunt Grell was brave,
and she formed q sudden resolution. She
would return TO the Weeds and carry tho
presents herself. Her heart lcaped at the
thought Of the pleasure she was to give tho
little Weeds on this New Years night, for
already tho short winter afternoon was
drawing to n close.
TITS four miles by the road,n thought
Aunt Grell, "but / know the path through
the woods, and I'll take that.n
Passing n neighbours house she mentioned
inc fact that she was going to visit the
Weeds, and then sho hurried away, bur
dencd with Der armful Of presents, she hav-
ing added several small packages of con-
fections TO tho articles already mentioned.
6 had no idea the snow was SO dcep,n
uttered the ycnturcsoi. Mias Ward. as She
entered the woods. ~ NCgder IL I shall
have any trouble IN following the path"
The snow had ceased TO fall, and Aunt
Groll found little difficulty In making her
way during tho first half of the distance.
Then night fell, and the wind increased,
while tho snow was swept in great sheets
about the form Of Aunt Groll, its ficrcencss
at times almost lifting her from her feet.
"Mercy! had no idea Of this exclaimed
tho slender woman, leaning gaspingly
against a tree. I'm out Of tho path, and it's
q wonder if | amt lost!'
After o short rest she moved on again,
but soon fell Laundering in a hollow that
had been filled with snow.
"Oh! OH" she gasped; II owe all this to
my foolish haste to get away from the
Weeds. Simple John Weed did not know
why left them so precipitatoly to-day. He
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urged me to keep New Years with them,
but how could | when he was coming, and
bringing his wifc?"
Once more Aunt Grcll struggled to her
feet, and leaned, weak and faint, against a
tree.
The binding snow almost sufrocatcd her.
Where was she' Heaven only knew. Sho
had lost the path; her hat, torn from her
head, was now scurrying away into tho
darkness, while face and hands were stiff
with the cold.
Lost in tho woods, with tho mercury al
most at zero, no wonder a feeling of despair
filled the heart of the courageous little
woman.
Once more she cs3aycd to move on. Her
limbs, however, seemed numb and asleep.
She staggered n little distance and came
near falling again. She yet chung to the
presents she had bought for the little
Weeds. al must find my way out some
how,h moancd Aunt Grcll, with a sickeninp
despair in her heart. 1t was q terrible New
Year to her. The dawn Of another day
would sec her stifTened from lying under
the trees half buried in snow!
This thought took possession Of her, and
she was on the point Of sinking helplessly,
when q sound fell OF her car-thc Jingle of
bells. .l
She must be near the road. With n last
desperate effort she rceled toward the
sound, caught sight of n dark object NOV.
ing through the woods, then fell fainting in
the snow.
"Eh, what is thisl A woman, by Ju-
piterl"
Robert Warden sprang from his comfort
able scat under the robes, and lifted Aunt
Grcll into his cutter. Sho still chung to doll
and skates, the other presents having been
dropped by the way.
"Ahl understand" muttcrcd the gen.
tleman. sit must be Geraldine Ward.
Heavcnsl | hope she's not dead"
Then he lashcd his horses to q gallon, and
ten minutes later entered the Weed farm
house with Aunt Grel IN his arms.
A little later she opened her eyes to find
a bearded countcnance leaning over her.
She attempted to cover her face, but he
held her hands. "Gcraldinc," he said,
'havc you 40 welcome for me, and New
Years night, tool'
"Robe"t, oh, Robert"
t"You know / was coming. Mrs. Weed.
mysistor, has told mo Of your refusal to pass
New Years night under this roof because
Twas expected
"No, no; l did not tell them that,n she
faltered; "I-"
"But that was why you left, l know. You
meant to keep your word to tho children,
and Z saved you from pcrishing in the cruel
snow. Geraldine, the life / saved l claim,
and
But, sir, remember your wife-n
us a myth. I'm an old bachelor, and
was once a foolr' lie bent and kissed her.
just as the clock announced the end of what
proved a good New Years Day after all.
j. NJ. MERRILL.
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Prndencel Prndencei

In medication, as in aught else, pru-
dcnce should be our guide. Yet thou.
sands cast it to the winds. Every new
nostrum finds its patrons, the medical
empires of every false school have their
gulls. Every change in the gamut of
humbug is rung succcssfully-for a time
at least-the notes being furnished by the
c%redulous. In happy contrast to the
many advertised impostures of the day
stands Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, now
In its third decade Of popularity, APP
proved and recommended by physicians,
Endorsed by the press of many lands,
sought and priced by invalids every.
where. 1t is an ascertained specific for
and preventive of malarial diseases,
chronic indigestion, liver complaint and
constipation. checks the growth of
rheumatism and neuralgia, is a peerless
lnvigorant and useful diuretic. Nervous
people benefit by it.