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EVEN THIS Will PASS AWAY"

or ali tho proverbs quaint and s"eNt,
That bur.lou..t s,ui- So often greet.
A. SONG oiso foice from ancient cay
There sue = none IN whose belief
The worn hcait finds such sweet relief
a. "Evel The viii pass away
when weary hands from early dawn
Til lea,1acuins eve mus labor on.
And know not surcease day by day'
How GLADLY cones thc awcct ~rcirain.
Thar ccaoes DER anu DER again
This, even this, vii pas away
When burdens that arc hard to btar
WJuli sink the souI Meath black despair
hci Shtoaing lips ll.se ~ Y'A'
Falfhs lovely facs ecu flan VIII gov
And sweet her voice tina, Whispers low
Bot even tbs VII pass away
When costh to ccgti AMI dust TO aust
l. read above our hearts bost trust
And We In oa-l-. tlsu away
Tue bitter cup l-s3 butter sooms,
when through Is dreg5 tue bright truth gieauis
That even this vii pas away.
Yea. even thi3. Wi.h oo"ed down
We stand tesitc the neN t',de moGho'
And iong 10 greet t.t ming DAY.
When weary feet have 4. I'd q rest
when hands arc foliel q e., the breast
And all HES woes have passed away.
Margaret McDao lsctey 10 New orleans hca'
yIns.
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EUROPEAN JOTTlNGS.

The postmen in England are beginning t.
complain Of Sunday deliveries.
A bill has been introduced in parliament
10 abolish the custom OF reslsning when a
member accepts office.
Two million five hundred thousand dollars
will be put up Oh the British turf this coming
season ia stakes alone.
The project to establish shipbuildins 10
Snain by English capital seems now 10 bc
perfect. Ii will begin at Bilbao.
The last private residence III the city OF
London, u Austin Friars, has been pulled
down to be replaced BY other buildings.
Strange as 1t may SEEM, more people enter
Russia than come OUT Of it. Between $50
and 1851 the number Of emigrants wass,OUy
OOO, and the number Of immigrants V,45O.oUa
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver, stomach.
Bowels, Kidneys and Rlood

As prepared by DR.. II. Mozley, Atlanta
Ga. A pleasant Lemon drink, that posi-.
lively cures all Billiousness, Constipation
Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kidney
Disease, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Fevers, ChilIs, Bloiches, Pimples, Pain
in the Back, Palpatation of the Heart,
and all other diseases caused by a disor-
deIer liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases. 80 cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists
generally. Prepared only by II. Motley,
NJ. ID Atlanta, Ga.
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Tobacco Market.
RICHMONp. Va. March

RICHMOND, VA, March I.
Loose tobacco il no longer a factor in
our reports, they have almost ceased here.
and Logshead tobacco ms only, in a
measure, taken the place Of loose. Sales on
Change were small, including a few Old
wrappers, privately we learn of sales of
30 to 90 cutters at good prices around 30
cents, and besides this, some large sales
of cutters in New York, are reported in
all, about $50 packages. Sales at auction
OF West Virginia brights show no i'm.
proyement in quality or price, 40 cents
being the highest 10 day, and for several
days past for wrappers OF any grade.
The lower grades are dull. Shippers are
getting q lower grade OF prices. Cutters
continue TO sell well Receipts are RIM.
ming light, bat US buyers Of loose, and
the upland markets will soon, be putting
their purchases on this market ia dry or
der for resale, We cannot expect any de-
crease OF receipts sOOn The trade
devOutly wishes for the tax settlement,
aud believe that this will improve prices
and trade.
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Thee years ago | contracted n blood poison.
applied 70 a physician At once and his treat
men, came rear killing ne. employed az
| old physician and tLcu went TO Kentucky. |
then went o. Hot Springs aud remained two
months. but nothing seemed 10 cure me Der
manently although temporary lcitct Was given
me. NJ condition grew desperate and | APP
piled t. a noted quack. but ! did not improve.
! then used Il preparation which was pre-
scribed gratis but II confirmed too much
alcohol and aggravated my suttcri"gs | then
placed myself under the treatment % a noted
| nashville phys elan and Tor q time was beue-
hied. but by fan ] returned nome u ruined
mau physically and financially. with rut little
prospects II gctt H. WCli. Ny money being
exhausted. | nd not know wEtf 10 do. ~ May,
leo. my mother persuaded ne 70 get d bottle
Of h. ID. u. made IN " tltutp and | did so to
CRAFTY hrr, Tut ~ ms utter a~tOuishlncut |
had nor finished the FIRST hOttle before every
ulcer had been healed.
To the present fiIae I Bayc used tive BOTTLES
and have received more benefit than from all
the resi- combined aud ! AN satisfied that h..
IS. -. il the most wonderful b OOi purifier ever
before known, ami | urge all afflicted young
men To try one single bottle aud he convinced.
can truly say ! tnink ii The besI medicine In
the world. z. 7 H~ALLEhTON.
Macon, Gu, Nay !, 1890.
Very Nervous.
For many years / have been afflicted with
Rheumatism combined with some Kidney
Troubles. Indigestion rnally added 10 my
AN 49, AaN
yOu-, ana my whole system was Frustrated.
several physicians were employed and numcr-
OIs petent medicines resOrted 10 without benc-
nj. After seeing 50 many testimonials eXtOl-
ling The wonderful merit of II. Is. b., | com
menced it's use and the effect was ike magic.
Rheumatic pains ceased, my kidneys we're re-
lleyed and my constitution improved at once.
and ! cheeriully recommend IL 10 others who
may be similarly afflicted.
MISS 5. ToNLISsoS.
Atlanta, Ga, May 4, lsso.
To the Public.
CHARLOTTE, n. C., April q. losd.
Alter using h. h. n. | unhesitatingly state
that Il did more good for my Kidney Com
plant than all other remedies combined. Its
action is speedy and | cheerfully
IL for Kidney arrangements.
7. Il. CALLAHAN.
All who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF Blood Poisons, scrofula, or
Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers, Sores. Rheums
ttsm. Kidney complaints, Catarrh, etc, can
secure by mail free. a copy or our u page Illus
trated Boo OF Wonders, filed with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
mar Eft Atlanta Ga.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
EOR TIE "LENTEN SEASON"


MACH EhEL, something very nhe ADD at.
SAL MON. salted, smoked, spicci. ana rtcsl.
HFkkING~ roe, smoked. aud klpptrel.
GOLDFISH. extra me ari homeless.
ANCHpNl-. In ait AID in Oi.
S>klINES, French, Russian. and smoked.
LOBSTER, fresh I'm c1nsaud picked i'm glass.
MACAkONl. spsguetH and Nrrmicelle.
APRltOT-. fiesh IN cans and eyaporatcd.
PEACHES, flesh in cans, eyspOratcd. and
sui-fried.
APPLES. evarOrated and sun dried.
FkU Me-, n great variety OF French and
Turkish.
PaUNELLES, italian. skinned. and dried.
LIMA BEANS, California. dried. and fresh
GNEEN and YELLOW fresh SNAP
BEANS in cans.
French ana domestic GRERN PEAS means.
Dried SPLIT, GREEN. and BLACKEYE
PEAS
LENTILS and WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
English aud domestic PRESERVES. very
nne
srILTON. RoQUEFORT. ard BRIE
CHEESE. Our celebrated i've year old
"PHENIUM WHI-kEY' sells still A. SCI 80
a gallo AT HERMANN SCHMIDT.
So AsD o2 hRoAp. CORNER FIFTH STREET.
4febl. II
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DIRECTORY
BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Directory 6eIo'n cf relajt and goa
business houses, gtciag tier kcat.oa mi
business, tciH be found 5ery useful as 4 sourct
grgerence for information r%elqtirs { '"'
and al the different branches Of business.
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Liver B. DYER. BIl r.. Marshall stree.
wholesale aud retail. Solo ssont TOR IA
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Hay, Grain. Sc


WALTER j. TODD. i-6 =. sixth street. Con
sishDtnt5 a. country produce solicited.
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A. G.. HOUSTON rH g.. N.u street.
JOSEPH r. WINGtILl.u. toru,t 81 Laure.
and Broad streets.
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Al RFlELD DAIRY formerly WestnIm1 Nl
\. seventh street, Hul llG T.. NtlH -t.'ot
Fresh milk. cream, tutirT. butter u., su
cheese.
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John J. GERiNG, corner OF Fourteenth au-
Main streets. Tents. awnings bag5, horse ans
wagon covers.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. 4. AIrr.
proprietor, IL :. twelfth street. WEci,
and retail,
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J. Il. TKASDALE. 1913 l.. Main street. BE- q
$50 and e. mems aoi - and $50 ladies'
shoes.
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Office, No. 10 Nor Eighth street. Guarau-
zee to cure colds, cdHrih. and AN head and
throat troubles. Free test given 40 Office
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~. MICS BEDFORD. 1852 D.. Niain street
sign of tue Horse. Miluiacturerani whole
sale llalcr.
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J.. \. GHA>BEBGER. ltis T.. Fnrsuu stree,
All work guaranteed.
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H. WALLERSTINE n co. D. ana 4. S. fiji
tcenth street. Potatoes. outt,,. tep
tage. Sc.
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Or. HENRY fROELISG. II :. Twelfth stree
chemist TO Chesapeake ard Ohio and Bic'
mond and Allegheny railroads. Special ~
tentiOn 10 ores and mineral waters.
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WILLIAM Ii. GARDNER, SIS T.. ir.l
street. Hair cutting, dyeils, -aayiH4
--hampOOiBA.
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball will relieve
Group Immediately.
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+. BhAUER. stab No. -. FIr
Market. Smoked -becttougIes "A speciality
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OPERA HOUSE
Commef ,lns MONDAY N4rcl %. .r ..
gae,n rs or thr charmin tyoun ra..I.,t.
MISS BLANCHE NlllHE.
supported rs SitI fINafs,F. So tr. .t-l
melJlftul,.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, arl NEN\. r.lY.
AFTERNOON aui NIGNg.
SArAN'S SHADOW
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. and stIl.nAI.
AFTERNOON luI NluIlT.
KING or THE MINES
Doors open fi'. p,li0rminr comm
'lj. Prices OK adm H Afternoon.
10c. night, 20 and 5,.. cai.rei m~.l.r-c.t
l5c.
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VI. j. DINMOCK. 1lOS F.. Main stree. ,I
respondcnce solicited.
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WILLIAM e. FULLER. no T.. CRY street
Special attention to repairing.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.

ETCHNONp, VA, NHrCh l.
OFFERINGS REPoETED 20 SECRETARY.
COrn-2.l5s bushels.
Oats. -. go bushels.
Peas.-30 bushels.
ClOyer-seed -l2 bushels.
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&C. HIGH. l-gt b. Nsin street Watches anr
Ioweiry neatly repaired.
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Fresh milk. cream. t-t,,T butter Doc. au
cheese.
Dguggl,ist
j. W. tHAYSFh. 40, r.. Man street. .up'
Sale .nf retail. Proprietor or irrN-- ' ol
iuai NctVe and Bono i|IlIu.nt.
J.. l.. ItENE, n- East At.,s-ll g. trt
Uufa. hortoa's Horse Tonic. poI..t'r ps-
lcfsia remedy. Nc.
D,eing Establishments
Mrs. Al. PYLE. SIS s.. Fli.a sfrett. l,.Hu.
cleaning, securing. 'a1 e'rlef Glen n
Nr-. tt. BANNfrTth. $50 g.. Broad ff.e.f
Lace curt,He q -frcAI.y.
E~mplosment Ac.ncie.:
J. =. JUSrl~. q 49,. FItt.,uta street. a, G
AGENT. established lr4'
Hardware aud Carriage Gnod.:
A. 4. ClARkE SON. lW East Main street
Agents tor lmpeliol chilled p.ow-.
Harness and saddl.r,s
az. MICS BEDFORD. 1852 D.. Main street
sign oi the Horse. Milufactureran whole
sale dealer.
Hay, Grain, &c;
WALTER j. TODD. i46 s.. sixth street. Con,
sishDeuU a. country produce solicited.
Iron u.
Asa SNYDER CO.. lt-toioI Cary street
'r" ''iei7t
&C. HIGHl.s b. Nsiu street Watches anr
loweiry neatly repaired.
Loo" "''.
ELLIS AAtAN 'id l.. Lcoai uttt Money
fr,m tnm,, Al -.,t.nt n. ...... a..
s%undgna.
h~'rithn
JOSEPH DElAEl E, r- D.. .fnhir+.
9tn4lhk a"l srnrri machine ttt'-u.
'''-'' '' f"''"L''
Lumb,fs
JD-TpU D. WfNGFIrTu i.... g. LAMBDA,
ana t. tiuds OIL, moulding suI .eucr,.
bNiIi."t hi'HHN-. 3d. i~'nIi'f cut i0
D'i 'i bi"4 hHa azure.
s'IDel'' "i'N"''"'' '"'
Marble Nn.Lrr..
vAIiFN A. Wray S.,.,.t .,. c
streets. Monuments. tomis. m-arb..1.dm8p.
rcs, sc.
h"''trN" ""'"teeturer-t
ADAM DIACD. +. .- 4. Alsr.baU Street
Wholesale aui r.mlI. Departing uolty an
mp NuuH
J.. h.. tSEbIEI tREN~HAW. All East Br,.
street mlttr'ss Ih'h,i anu upr .t'r't
~nDtta"'V "i' i'''N. "Nr"'t"t i".
~
"''''''
CHI bDi LlNu not ~, fb ". J..
street. Manufacture. ~ vanilla Pt, ..Da
aud mineral walters.
potrts pu. &c
kiCithON fAlNl SI"hE, . Broad tie
'' "t'"'s
PAPER Hanging
= n,ys - Mn,
9 -, 70 y 4 ''.," o.
''l'
''"''"0'' ""' '"' ,''"" '''''H
Is. : h~hofVi.D l'" - MAJ atic't fnet
- fiNSTty az itr, tw,nte sf 1 and
ga& htuux. uunHu1. $780,.
Railroad Ticket Hrolr -:
CRAWFORD \ uAWEs. 1916 ea.t Main
street Ia iroah and stenIhOoat uthrta a.
- '0 VIZ" ''Ns1'' e'''' anu
20 rt..
streets. manchester. Agent Tor the Peter,
burg >aviugs and Insurance COMPANY.
G.S NArhON 3 son. No. r.. Tenth street.
X. Is. CHAfFlN Coz 40. y. Tenth street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN Co, ill3 h.. Main
stfeet.
hhooer """ds'
VIRGINIA kD BBEN CO.. Ai3 h.. Broid street
Betting, hOse. ana AL Muls OF rubber yood
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SALES REpORrRD TO SECRETARY

COrn.-Whlte. HObushels pfimeOn private
terms 80 bushels very good on private
tern 4s0 bushels very good a, CSC. ~
bushels very good ut ole. 800 bushels
good at 57c. Mixed. ~ bushels very good at
&c, 80 bushels very good on private terms.
Toial sales Of corn. :, 142 bushels
Oats.-Winter, 20 bushels very good on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market unsettled,
QpotanOns.-Middling. lOc low mid
ding, 9sc.: good ordinary, : l6c.
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wALiEN = WBA}, Seycu,b aot Grace
streets. Monuments. tomis. U.fb..1cimau
rIl.. sc.
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JOSEPH DElAEGE, t- b.. .tnbir+
banging aud graari machine ttp.i-u.
N11ti- i.r patents.
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AMUSEMIsTs
ACADEMY OF MUSIC

4 VI VI 1IN
FOUR NIGHTS. COMMENCING MARCH
:. MATINEE SATURDAY
TIL BOSTONIANS
FL. POND. KARr, MACDOvAlntH.rx,n
Manager. pr0rr
~RfPERrORY.
Wednesday Evening and Saturday Nlf-..
......... "lhe pol.l...
Thursday Evening ......
Friday EycninR....... ~
saturday Eycnlog. ....... "B..nrI.-
PRINCIPALS Mario STONE. Ayuo. HIDf
ton, Jullettc tOrle7. Camille N..fl
,ruisshank, Nina Cltary. Tom har. N.
Barnabee. W. II Macdonald. Gn.r..
iusham; x cctrdo kicci. "a q. X1uten. 3. W
Mliirr. ). \ MONTGOMERY. 8. l.. ctIIr,.g...
sal Director.
o. People. Complete Orchestra. Car lsI
Scenery
safe ~ seats ovens Monday morning. N.-.,
oth. Prices 81 - 20 . cents. alco.dngt. .'
cation. b
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I~hAHNIIIE' N U AFIlV It, IooU,
Alter using Is. Is. r.. | unhesitatingly state
that u did more good for my Kidney Com
plant than all other remedies combined. It's
action is speedy and | cheerfully recommend
il for Kidney arrangements.
T. b. CALLAHAN.
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CITY BOTrLGNG HOUSE. rU ". e.-f
street. Nanuiacturrrs or Nauilia Pa. ..a
aud mineral waters.
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kICHMONDP AINTsTORE. f. Broad O. ,
Paints. oils, gIl.-. AID painters -uFIiIcs.
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TO MAKE NEW STATES.

Democratic Congressman In Caucus, De-
eide to Increase the Number of stars
Ia the Flag by the Admission Of the
Territories of Dakota, Washington,
Montana, New Mexico and Utah.
WASHINGTON, Dec IA The Democratic
caucus of the House met in the hall of
Representatives at 1880 o'clock Thursday
night and adjourned at l0;45 The caucus
was harmonious. About seventy members
were present. Mr.. Cox IN. " presiding.
Mr.. Game u. T. made an earnest speech
in favor of the admission of Utah as a
State in the Union. She had, he urged. a
sufficient population, aud the w was
such that no one could vote who
did not take an oath renouncirg
polygamy Speeches were made favov.ng
the division of Dakota by Mr. DocKery
MOI, Mr. Mansur (Mol and Mr.. Voor-
hees wv. IT,. The latter strongly favored
the admission Of Washington Territory
as State. Mr.. Oates iAla.), Mr. Herbert
(Ala) and Mr.. Mcmillan tTenn.) opposed
the admission of any of the Territories at
this time as all of them would
go Republican if admitted now. Mr.. Cox
sail the Democrats might as well an
ticipate the inevitable and admit the Ter
ritories which were clamoring at the door
Of Congress for admission; If they were
not admitted now, they would be soon and
the Democratic party would gain no
prestige from il. If adm tied now they
would reap whatever prestige there was
TO be derived from doing just and right
eous act Speaker Carlisle spoke IN the
same strain He favored admitting all of
the Territories named in the Springer or
omn bus bill. This view seemed TO be the
ew of the caucus and the follow. ng reso-
linton was adoDted;
"Resotred, That in the judgment OF this eau
Gus provision should be made by which Dakota
may be adm tied into the Union as one State,
or two States, as the people OF the two pro-
posed States may hereafter determine; also
that the necessary legislation ought to be pro-
v ded for the early admission into the Union
OF the Territories OF Washington, Montana and
New Mexico; that these measures should all
be embodied in one bill. either by the amend
ment of the pending DILL or otherwise, as TO
details as the Committee on Teri tor es shall
determine; and that an order of the House for
cons Iteration OF the measure should be made
at an cary day, and the bill considered in the
House at the earliest day practicable.
A separate resolution was approved ad-
hitting the Territory of Utah as State.
At 10:45 the caucus adjourned. No other
question than the admission of the Terri
iories was considered.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

AT Wilcox's steam mill near Evergreen n,
Ala, a boiler exploded on the 18th, kill
ing four men and woundinc several
MISS BYNUN, aged twenty years, and
Miss Lewis. aged eighteen years, were
killed by he cars on ne 18th while walk
ing on the track near Alexander, n c.
o. the l3.h =. L Harper, ex-president
of the Fidelity National Bank Of Colum-
bus, o, now in the Ohio prison, become in
sane. II was his fortieth birthday.
a DECISION by Judge Shoder, Of the
Ohio Court Of Common Pleas. on the 18th
declared that under the present Local Op-
tiou law municipalities had right 70 pass
prohibition ordinances
THE whaling vessel Little Ono. with q
crew OF thirty-cne men. was reported lost
OF Cape Lisburne on the 18th.
ROBERT Judge member of the famo1s
johnson gang Of c0unterfeiters. was on the
18th sentenced to ten years in the Detroit
House OF Correction
tbs Legislature Of Georgia on the 18th
( appropriated $500. 600 to the common schools
Of Georgia
FIKE on the 18th in the Central railroad
warehouse At Savannah, Ga, destroyed
cotton valued al 500. Oo1
An explosion on the 18th in Turner's
cotton gin near Montgomery, Ala. killed
/ George Turner and two negroes and
wounded seven other men
AT the session in St Louis on the 18th Of
the American Federation OF Labor recon
mendations were adopted that the society
use it, best endeavOrs 70 establish the
I eight-hour work day; 70 secure legislation
/ against the importation Of foreign or alien
labor BY contract. that strike fund be
I established. and that the matter regarding
child labor in factories be brought TO the
attention OF Congress.
OK the evening Of the 14th Nice-Prest
dent-elect Morton, who was guest OF
| Gener a Harrison. was given publ &C re
cepts n by the citizens Of Indianapolis IN
I Tomliuson Hail
ELEVEN weil-to-do citizens Of Harrison
Z County. Ind. were indicted at Ccrydon on
I the 18th for 'sWh e Cap outrsgeS
c A srEkNER arrived AZ San Francisco
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HOW TO PRONOUNCE.
Read This Article Carefully, and IL Ma
he of Service to You.

Read This Article Carefully. and II May
he of Service to You.
.Eronau Pronounced a-er-O-naut,
the first being the strongly accented
syllable.
AgaiH. Not agane. but agen. The
usual sound Of the diphthong al is that
of long q. The principle exceptions
are in said, saith. again and against.
where it has the sound Of long e.
AqgranGize. The first syllable, ag. is
the strongly accented syllable, not the
second. In the word d7gra'sdtzemerit,
however, it is better to accent the sec
ond syllable. yet there is some author
ity for aecenting the first. I
AqriculturisL Not agricultu-rdt-ist.
AlbinO. The | here should be pro-
nounced like and not like C.
r. Albunlen. The second syllable re-
ceives the accent. not the first
Aicoran. The first syllable. al, re-
ceives the accent
ALqebraisf The later editions Of both
Webster's and Worcester's dictionaries
put the accent on the first syllable OF
this word.
HAS. The first syllable, a, receives
the principal accent.
Alien. A word of two syllables only.
II Is pronounced ale-yen, not alien.
1HcgiaHce The best usage makes
this a word OF only three syllables.
Aiiopathy. This word is divided thus;
al-lop-a-thy. and the second is the
strongly accented syllable. AHoPathtst
is divided and accented in like manner.
AVude. Care should be taken TO
make the u o. this word clear IL
AHu. This word and its plural, al
lies, are accented on the second sylla-
BILE. q
almond. The is silent
Aims. The is silent and the has
its broad sound as in father.
Alteration. The first syllable here
is pronounced like al. in alum. The
first syllables Of alternate and of diterfl-
attire are pronounced in like manner.
Alueolar The second syllable, &c.
receives the accent, the third syllable.
o, being barely touched.
Atways. This word should be pro-
nouuced as il is spelled, and not al
wus
A1neliorate. This is a word OF four.
and not OF five syllables, a-meel-yo~
rate.
AD,eaaJle. The second syllable is
me, not men.
-4Hch0Uy. The second syllable, which
is cho, receives the accent.
Ancient. The first syllable is pro-
nounced ane, not an
Andiron. The last syllable is pro-
nounced urn. not ron.
nigel The second syllable Of this
word is iel. not iul.-AJred Ayres, 10
" T. Voice.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-12-20
ANGINA PECTORIS.
NItro-GlyceFine an Almost IBfalIible
Remedy for Breast-Psng.

NItro-GIycerine Almost InfalIible
Remedy for Breast-Pang.
Angina pectoris (agony of the chest)
carries of many people. the last of
whom, according to the newspapers.
was the novelist. Rev + p. Roe. who
expired in one day because of its
crushing anguish Major General
George B. Mcclellan according to
published reports OF that time) like
wise sucCumOed after twenty-four
hours OF uncomfortable pain. just how
these patients We're treated | am un-
able to say, but DIR. Richardson. of
London. long before General McCiel-
lan's death. had received prize of
%. 600 francs from the Academy Of
Medicine in Paris for having discOv-
cred an almost infallible remedy for
angina pectoris by the administration.
in the very small dose of 1-1O0 to LIS
OF a grain OF nitrO-glycerinei This dis
covery entities DIR. Richardson to the
never-ending gratitude Of every suffer
ing man. woman or child afflicted with
angina pectoris-
know a number OF persons who al
ways carry tablets Of nitro-glycerine
with them. and ] am equally certain
that all these people, by the use Of
nitro-glycerire. are living in compar-
alive comfort, who would otherwise
have fallen under the insupportable
torture of that form Of heart-neuralg ia.
the most dreadful Of all pains. DR..
Fallen. IN Belford's Magazine.