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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
CesaL Notices.

q, EELNIl-FOURTH STREEr-Supreme
- coyU cy ana Cq4y Of KS.k5I1e Eqgi a
tGs against william ). Maddox, William T. HaSs!oelI
in puf.uaace Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
bnt cnte ell In the ab0veenvtcd acton, and bear
d ss 2 a ad 3Ss' nand Vii sell at PsaS
auction, at ao Real Es.ae Exchange and Auction Room
New.Yok, On. nc 81 day q Seolsm5.r, 1e9o, ~ II
tie premises IN said Judgment mentioned and described
Al dat certain lot. piece Or parcel Of land WITH he
buiiiiass teoa s3g's Eag aad be,ng IN the ciiy
Bognnng % point on The norihelly side q seventy,
cem 2es OF MadsonSye and Seventy io
fourrn-s. running thence no thwardly parallel with
Ss onc hundred I'D two co wo inches to the cgpn tt
lle OK tho BLOCK between sg'onyfourlh and Seventy.
twenty teo thence souhWatdy parallel with Madison.
ho..hciy ds OF sSveptyoerth,st thence eastwariiy
ops sd B po6 81 pace as 4Saa: twenty
Dated Ne%-York, kqRq,t :, 1889. ,.,.s,,-,,, No..
HE1ERY GPHY P'"'a'ir' Attorney 100 hF0ad"'y New
flr sac i f tho above described premises is hereby ad
Hnrae gnt Nep 1 tue "'n ''y '' S0'''' 1901 u
nas5 NNyyYor ser'eG%eeo RE l 3 WEBSTER
~ ra IN aaH attorney. Refeiee.
s. TATE, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
l. Milton Robbins 40 le.o5y certify an4 declare that
e only nefsop neei'l " LSs bushes eon a
40 n Fe5bns be-, ssx,ted Tor Longer than nys years
talaa aealas @dsr WAX aaTs sat g.aes q aoode
ma business b. IN the cry aH1 County Of NeT-IaIk
MILTON ROBBINS.
state OF New York CITY aui County Of Rew-York
iris iIY o. August. 1859 brl0re personally
aDre1ref tbe above named Milton R0bhinN mo known
ara known be The the individual described in and
V no executed the fotgo,ng instrument duly acknOwl
I'll ri that he executed h zane. 1870
''5'i ''' ''' T. q; DUVALL Jr
Notary Public Hew-YoFk County n. Y.
CURROGATES COURT, COUNTY OF ON
) TARIo, IN the Matter Of the Application for
credits Of samuel 4. woodward a'e OF Clifton springs
To the creditors q samae a woodward, deceased ::
You s, eea 81 inead 60 Apply e he sSfro % ~
count of tho C0uny Of ontario for letters OF adnins
radon on thr goods chatlos ant eFefs OF said SAM
asi A. wooiwari ea'ed. upon girins bond undir
and ps,nt 10 provision OF Section 1857 the Code
= civil Procedure, IN penalty ror exceeding twice
,to amount ~ claims ~ creditors against said
ssfae which may be pre'eltei pursuant 10 ths notice
and You are hereby also potne1 pfe<nnt ysur claims
tgsns said esjats 20 tbs surrogate u ontssio County
his oflce In ths Court House IA the Village OF Canaan
lsIsua ontario County oa or eeiom !h' iFG ay Of
1rtob8r 1850. Dated AuCu.t 90. 1881. Yours 60.
fOHN $. WOODWARD,
CHARLES p, BUCKLEN Petitioner.
Attorney for Petitioner.
~ Broodway NeW-York City.
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NAW-YoRK CENTRAL RA5
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR'rRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Goyemmont q. The

selected BY tho Govefrm6n, a. The
| ROUTE or THE FAST NAIL
! THIS Is ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS KoUTE.
ALL TEAMS $, A99E BIZ AND nEI,AEr FROM
Lnge, ami Finest Pas,on,er station in America and
the on" 5N &HD AF fRE iR91 y f sT 1855 Guy
u m Rochester Express. Wagner drawing room cars
900 a. H., saratoga Lake George. Adirondack and
70 saaos 'c arc and Monea VIA Delaware ard
Iuison Railroad and New.YoFk to St. Adams. Via Central
xt,i. :Sq FAM3Cs WAGNER vEsTIBuLED
nd stp Gl O Ss for A5sSy Tc1 Syaca.a Roe5cs
ter BuGaio' Niagara Fals Erie cleveland Toledo, So.
a. n.y. g. louis 40 d. ~ I next dav Conheets az Clcye'
land with ran for lolunbus ard Ci3e.nnah; Gomez,
giant, mt sieeparears aoa IN setyies m ~
senio cieyciaaa ,ciGlnnsti IniisaapaiE Dar:ot and
Can16talgaa ana Roc6s,tcf. Wagner dnina'eaT' New
1,tn - &. western Neg:YoSE and Northern ES
Gcst for Saratoga Lac George Rutland BenninSt,1'
Yosk e Saratoga and cadge as eGss t,.,D,.
55 AceomIodsto9 Albany and Troy Con on:
points on. FlicnOulg Railroad Wagner dfawlng-room
Fas. cfs5go. Glnel3nna and St. Louis sd FIX
cq9o pe and ce c s w5s 1 aaaP 2S.ui
Thoi.ais I.l;2a and 4ai,oaaae; 81 EEGa cs
va Uuca l and NorBef6 hdSata kaioad daily
Nov. c%ssFaasu} v AsSo%mq3,so sy,,6 Mas0s5
Ganaadagua lhgoqgh 'l1epns-caf Ne~'foIk to oanan'
= = 80 p NJ. montreal hdirondack Ed Canan1iagGqa
FXpre- Wagner socpinf-caTs daily 10 .Qh Creek wa
Saratoga and adirondack Railroad also % rlaushur; con,
meeting a. plauslug with paror car TO- Snr1nae Lnke
and Adirondack Mountain points. sioplhhS-tA
daily Montreal Via ii0us'- Point AID Via b. tltaHA
Syracuse and Canandaleul daily. except SUNDAY.
q ,. n; spccial Mail Limited arrive, - R1cle'1''
40 m. Buffalo :5b o. H. ana Cieyclfnd rs p m.
49, no y g., las. N!fht EXnres for Ron ~ human
Niagara Fails TORONTO Cleveland. CINCINNATI lnfmnap1s
St Louis Detroit aHd CHICAGO With Wagner sleepingcafs
e.Plne,cafs Nahsn laeua on SunIayS ohi rhor.,nd
Islands No connection vita train leaving SATURDAY.
wagner sfcpug-carS Albany.
with train. for the North aul West 80
Tickets and space Ia drawing -rQ0n ana seepnec on
sale a. Grand Central staten 4lS go and az s1Ha
issthst station. Esw-YorS sss w,ahlngton and 72e
Fulton SITS, aud 30S Bedford ave- 7. D.. Brooklyn, -,
Wescotps Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
hotels residences -. 81.
run daily others daily except Sunday. fhNp ~
I8Sth.st station. New-ToIk.
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS,
FAST PITTsFTELp AND NORTH ADAMS sPE
GALS with elegant Wagner DrawQ thfessh
10 Pittisrz Without ehsdgs leave Olshl OS.Es Station
~ AIN a m Fs.t dime srp.1or rsrylc.
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Railroaos.
I FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave toos Oh 0O anu
Desbrosses sts, a. iouoWs: ,r,o-rodiata rointS
M Tor Geneva Lyons, i.lTlrd isoehestst, bs'S
~ ihe West and principal local points ChalE car 70
IIrons and Pullman car 10 Suspension 3fldse. OIL.
LJ for flnlTa and Intermediate points Chaf
car m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points;
.pcars Tunkhannoek- Connection 70 Reading and
Harrisburg. ,-,t.. -. -,,o,D,i ,n,arocd,,a r0,r,,
Char ear 70 l.. & b. Junction and Pullman sleeper 10
40 D. m for slaunstop and n,ermedia,e points
coH4n;s 81 IN 70 70 Reafne and la irisbure -,
N m FOR Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Kochestel Bulalo
and fe West pullman sleeper " Lyons ana SuspeasJn
Bridge. =, - - ~ .,a ,.,o
- ~ Connect Tor all Iyints In MahanOy and HazktOn
coal regions e,.,yD.x rD,1NS
8 a. m. for Mauch Chunk Halieton ana ihefneGAe
pobS 20 D. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
N m for Geneva, Lyons, Eimira Rochester. Buiao
and tie West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons aud Suspension
Bridge General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticlet Offices 4O1. 31i

/ RIEa RAILWAY. Ticket Offices 4O1 81
Pace Cb, an6 915 Pr3adTay 5 1872 BoweS 9tte
and 833 Tuiiop:s;, BooSyn; lo7 BOadgay, william
SeEg s sSms Newark End gd s o60en 10 ard
e aS Sp9 a Gar ana orders for enscnE and
cR SyS 2Sl:s minutes earlier than time h9E9 from
0 a. m. Day Fxpiess' Pullman Bullet Drawing.room
Coaches 70 Bunao connect Hornelsvllic for James
p n every day, C6sqgo and Louis Lmited' solid
coaches to jamestown and Lakewood, for Chautaulus
without CHANGE. Pullman sleeping coaches to Cieys
lana Cincinnati and st. LOUIS. NO extra charge for
nj every day Chicago and Grand TFnnk EyprGs solid
3oache, 70 Buffalo, Niagara rails Hamilton London
thsnge Buffet sloepSg c sch TO ocheser. STRIVE 30
seeP e'ii q faSsH9 P'oj Sasn do %y
or5Ss 67 g II o 4o 2 ap 5 Go7
b. ;o!2' 5;S56 S;I5 :52f; s. o. 0A9' II 80
Ruthe11f995d1 "a '4S' ~ ;2, S95 10 :5C
- 615 9, GI5, $50, Z Z 80, 9 10 30 j. - , ,-o
Fa: 255 s:67 5o 3s77s. POI. 437a' g. SIS 5;57s
30 oo7 G15 $50. & 800 g. 10 10 go 30 IS ,5o
5Is 5 5s 5 &ae 55 OK 0i 5 a5o, p 7aS
N's9ssS 20 BPs5'o2 Sa Ssg'5 -? 49, @
5o7S. a. 4 so, g. 5222 5 80, O. G:O7a' G 80. 7.
suSc ~ L 20 a. 1885, 52, go 1880 1. so
NsS$a5 2 7?ss%s 80 $%$ $., 20 30
rnxedo. Is 52is, D. 10 40 Fast Express " 345
with PaTlor Car 4. 30 80. T.
Goshen :45 52l. 0. 10 30, l, $50. 30 30, z,
MSissoTn, snq Port Be- JEWS a as 7'52 1870 l.
SUNDAY local trains main line 40 s:15 10 30 las
Fxprcss iai1s from 30. 7:io $40 50.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF y. J. DIVISION.
EnRcwood and Tenany-5 10, u, T. 80, I5. 5 A5,
O:l5 10 10 II so, II 20, 10, go, 8. $50 4,
:52a .. 80, 10. 601 p 60, 8 H. 80, J.; sun
days. rs, $50. 30 4. 80 and = , oo . "a
40 T. Is i sol cd vi AZ 6. 10 go. ~
SLndays rs. Q 80, 30 4, 1880 s 10.
General Passenger Agent Tor
"Suburban Homes with local timetables.
w. ]. MURPHY, j. J.. FARMER,
~ General STUNT General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
4 tAIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
fooI OF Liberty ST. NORTH RIVER
IahI nj

( tAIRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
iooI 2 pIr LIB s5s sI NQB q ss 6IyE&
onS 400 for ta e Bstb Ils 8igatown. Moueh
oHgns 60 w1s'O 9 and RsdnF iPEisSuig s
town and Maueh Chunk. '-''''"' ''''''''
G 81 aa5s oIea 2 RssSa F so
suabS LsIlSar r,oV %iilIaS SS' I'"'qu'
town o9 p r. tSr Flqpiagtol Easoq Bethehgn Aen
CHUNK ~ tpr E9sen 8et4Ss AeotoT9 MaueA
oS p p:J 1 i s. ge@sca Las3 hoeaiepss Els;on
n, 5:i5 p. m Tor Easto1 Bsthchem. Allentown. Miuch
Ohgn6i aiding HARRISBURG &c On SUNDAYS 80 p IN
100 .. NJ. Sund1ys, for Lake HopaicoRg.
e ana pd haA c 5ong s 6o S?S fr1 o'Gan
300 NJ 100 p H. Sunday trains do 5 not stop az
FOR Atlontie nig6ii7ds Via Matawnn and Keypor;
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnesat 400. s:15
ror Beach Haven Atlantic City, vIneland and Bridge
For p 'sd Aoboy II. go 70 49, II 10
Sundays % 90 ' a. n.y. 10 o5 90 D. No. 80 0iO 80 l"
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE. &c.
u From Pier ., r., foot OF Rectorst
MONMOUTH, SANDY HOOK AND ST. JOHNS
b s6 AZ 49, 40 100 II 700 q n 90 $780, 49,
rgaa Hf toocy fS % a. oaean S g. 9a f?3
dEof lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat 80 a M.
Fog Geaca Hayeas Atlantic City vlneland end Bridge
qa0oS only $3.50, AIS, 30 p m. Sundays, 80 m,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
foR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
49,, BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
VIA central II. ~ CT How-Jtscy, Fhd1ciphia and Read
ihg r. j., and baltimore and Ohio H. r. leave foot Of
For FhilaielpSa at 90 745 30 80. IL 90
a. M ~, 2 30 1913, 800, 8 200, 80 30; II 700
f. SUNDA1S, 8 &c, 80 Il. III. 30 2:3O. SD
100, 800, IL go p.
Tor Baltimore and Washington, daily at 80 Oh 90
eAcelt sunday m, 30 2 80 3:l5 200, II 700 n
Trans leaving at as, II 100 a. ~ 40, 100 80
burg, Pottsvlle, &c.
le,ts and ParOr Car be procured at II, 2Gl
1872 va IifQ 1928 Broadway, 737 Gth-aye, 2O4 WGst
I,2ittnt4 l55 East l25h.st, EcwYork; Courtst 500
FuIloh-.t, % Broadway, BROOKLYN.
New. York Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel residence
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE STANDARD RAILWAH OF =, ANERtCA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY TIE 800. -
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
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prn coo IS

n ARPEGINGs Rugs Matanss, Fancy Fur
:. - @tST p Sssf FL s ,. ;f sS
1871 74i BroAiway-
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RY co.
passenger trains leave Of Jayst follows Crom
West 42d-st. 10 minutes later: . 80
7 :35 a. M FOR Middletown, Port Jcrvls Montlcelb,
tram chIeeaf go and all points Wcst
55 a. N, for Campbell Han. Lakes Mohonk and Min
Rcommgburgh, E.lenylle Mt Dale. Pittsburgh. Hurley
Vile Liberty. White Lake.
newaska Walikin Valley stations Middleown blooming.
6grgh Fenyi|Ie PoEs SSsPybiS Monticello Pittsburgh
i $50 p m. Tor stony Ford Campbell Hail. Mlddletown.
Bloomingb uIgh, Wurtsboro. Eenyllie.
cock walton sidney Norwich; Utica, Rome Oneida,
Oswego Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
west. Reclining Chair Car free 70 Suspension Bfid.o
30 80 p M Saturdays only, tqr Campbell Hall Middle.
town, Eilenvie, Fall:6qTsh, Liberty, Rockland. -
Sundays also e Miii,etown tDaly through. Other
Pullman Drswing-room Seats and slceplng-car Berths
reserved at SO Sen Ps.I Ag IS PIES
n EW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED RANK, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
SP iSG LAKE LAKE A AID F31NFA FI1EAsANffN BEACH,
Time table - elect Jgly / 1889 Trans leave New;
noh 1871 nooa 80 8 s 2P 70 S so sl S
Red Bank, 20 loNpross), $40 200 p. n. sundays
500 Sto2 iso e. Of Sj .G2 b J." oo sa5 3d.
80, 80. 80 tcADIcssl 90 80 WXpIes- 80
express 6lO D. NJ sundays . 200 2. DE, 200 ,; ul
RUFUs BLoDGETT J. r. WOOD.
II G f G 1s Ken A e f9o9 81 n
CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through seePngear O. Louis Mag
ara Falls leaves the ard Centm Depot 40 N. ldlyl
Rairoad,-dinng cars fer an neas-arryng in Louis
- second moIIag. Soonecon in Union Depot St
i i5e SG M 1ib Berth. ana wS n ,a on ,F "
MCCLELLAN. General Eastern Agen32S broadway T..
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R0MERY BAY BEACH,

The most Ueautful and popular Family summer KesOft
only 20 minutes sail from NeW-York Accessible by
elegant steamboat EMELINE from Harlem Bridge, East
l30thst. and Third ave- 10 and - a. m. 3:l5 80.
and D. directly Grand Pier, Bowery Bay Beach;
laIe i9e, excursion 2oc children 6e excursion i0e:
q a. IL. Till midnight. Fare Toe.
Grand Concert the Pier Every Day.
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FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
FAST PITsTsFiTLD IEb EoRTH ADAMS sPE
NTH v ssan. wasnsr i.cs nd ssn
vi. Harlem Division daily sYssp. sgni1ys - 10 as L.
Sooir r. ROTOR H'' cr5GEa2T j. DlSSiEEs.
~ CsnaFsl knpArIh tSnhhnL Genl Passenger Agenb
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Ciin propertp Go Get.

OUT THIS WEEK!
THE CHOICEST LIST OF RESIDENCES AND
APP AILMENTS. FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED,
THROUGHOUT NETWORK THAT WE HAVE EVER
FURNISHED MAILED PROMPTLY UPON APPLI-
CATION. i.
PARK AVENUE & ADD STREET,
OPP. Grand Central Depot
m UTLDINtS stores lofts, Offices 70 let in John,
Il I1uion. Bceiman Chambers, Nassau, william, Gin,
Pearl and Water SITS, and vicinity.
~ rutland & WHITING 8 Beekman-st.
(, Torres STUDIOS: Madsonave., Sc and 57th SITS
> entire block very desrably situated immediate
possession janitor premises. ANDREW LESIEHS
Sons. 741 Broadway
Two LET. 17s WEST 76TH.sT-Elegantly decorated a.
Il brOWHstODc. 3th ahd 10Th
ayes near l. station hardwood cabinet finish Apply
premises.
wv ATER-sT. near Beekman.--Two adjoining buildings
w to let; Just put in complete order. rutland &
WHITING, Deekman.st.
For other real estate ads. 9Th pageD
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Gnmmcr Resorts.
ERVEnNE-BY-TnE-SEa,

THIRTY MINUTES VIA j.. ]. r r. u,
ARvERNE HOTEL OPEN UNTIL 0CTchsEnt . 1 nj,
boule " % Lawrence. Cedtrhufst 6e stsellna Mag
nhco.' bathing beach. X. H. STA Kns, IIop.-
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flats 90 Get, unfnrnlsbeb.
A -A-The EDINBOR0.-The cheapest and most Gle.
a CANT fats in the city steam heat passenger elevator
hot water; nall boys, &C. $500 70 5000; cor 1O3dst
and 10th-ave.
SUITE OF rooms and bath artistically decorated ;
n thoroughly heated by steam cabinet finish sun ght
I'm each room; $45 TO 800. Apply Attendant 12l West
WALTER LAWRENCE,
n. ~. 9fh-nvc and II 4th-sf.
APARTMENTS OF o and 7 rooms and bath steam.
"A heated and decorated rents from $50 10 500 including
in the mo6el block, 9th3ve, 1O3d 10 1Osth
sts. Apply on premises, or to,,.
WALTER LAWRENCE. ~
n. w. cor. 9ih-nve. and 1O1ih-st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-03-15

The Elkhorn Extension Of the
Norfolk aud Western railroad made
a heavy draft yesterday on the Gu
gineer force of the Cliuch Valley
Division. The resident corps were
ordered to report for duty OH that
liue, and each resldency took one or
more men, whose work was finish
ed, from the Clinch Valley. A Along
those leaving town were MesSrs
Lewis, Greever. Walton and others.
t.he engineer in charge Of the Clinch
Valley rnilroad has been singularly
successful either in his selection or
training OF men. AT any rate the
majority are hard working and eff
cient and free from vices, as their
retenti0n under the tirmest diSci.
pline would Indicate. Those going
to the western RESIDENCES will re
port ut Roanoke, whence, over the
Shenandoah. they will take the c
& 0. ut WayneSbUro for the most
convenient points of dcbarkation
across country. Our best wishes
follow the boys into the mountains,
Knowing that their high sense Of
gentility and duty will retain them
i'll honest empioy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-03-15
S6.76O.O5
S6,76o.O5
Harry NJ. SMYrHr,
County Supt. Schools.
DEAFNESS CAN'T BE CURED

DEAFNESS CAN'T BE CURED
by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the
car. There is only one way to cure
Deafness, aud that is ny constitu.
tional remedies. Deafness is caused
by All infalued condition of the mu
Gus lining of the Eustnchian Tube.
When this tube gets inharned you
have rumbling sound or Imperfect
bearing. aud when it is emit rely
closed Deafness is the result. aud un.
less the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nlne cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but I'M infamed condition of til.
mucus surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness Caused
by Catarrh) TINT we can not cure by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars free
f. j CHENEY g. Co, Toledo, o
Ssy"Sold by Druggists, Toe.
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BROKE UP FROM CHILDHOOD

| have been afflicted with Scrofula
ever since was u child. To tell of
all have suffered would be picture
too dark and painful to think of.
Years of misery endured, bad di
gestion, no appetite, rheumatism in
my feet, all these and more than
these have made my life misery.
For fifteen years I followed the pre-
scription of physicians, which was
no more to me than water poured on
the ground. Two years ago took
s. s. Sand nothing in all my wretch.
ed and unhappy life, was such a
blessing to me as that medicine. Af
ter taking six bottles / was new
creature, was free from pain, was
clear of rheumatism, was able to
sleep, to eat and work, and was we'll
and happy. My rheumatism has been
cured and has never returned. S. S
s. has. certainly been q wonderful
blessing to Inc.
SUSIE +. Moss.
Gallatin, Tenn, Dec. ID, 1883.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-03-15
THE TARIFF LORDS.

There are various reasons " hy the
leaders OF the Republican party wish
to go to the monstrous length OF
overlhrowing the ascendency OF the
white race i'll all the Southern States,
Maryland III :luded. and of subst
tuti"g for it the nscendency of the
African, led and aided by il minority
nf white men out of sympathy with
the bulk of their own people, and
eager to profit by their losses, says
the Baltimore Sun. The rank and
file of tie party nre animated, of
course, ouly Ivy the ordinary spirit
of party opposition. They would
sanction Federal interference with
Congressional and Presidential cleo
tions in the South, in tie manner
suggested i'll President Halrison's
Inaugural address, with the object
merely of making future elections
easier to win. The vast majority of
Republicans, even i'll the Northern
States, wish no harm to the Southern
people individually. They only wish
to heat tn IN Ill politics, to control
affairs in Washington and have n
chance at the Offices They certainly
do not wish to arrest or to PROSTATE
the growing prosperity of the South.
ern States. Such diabolicnl malig
nifty could not be found in the hearts
of the vast majority of our Republi
CAN citizens, most of whom are too
patriotic and humane to favor con
s'ionsly III unjust and destructive
policy. 1t is beyond belief. of course,
that the Republicans of States that
are to BIZ injured by the policy now
being incubated would support, with
their eyes open, measures whose eff
feet would be to drag them down
along with the majority of their white
neighbors. 1t was notorious fact
that during and after the +, construc-
ton ETA that the property of Re
publicans i'll the South deprecated
equally with that of Democrats.
They suffered equally in income aud
in morale by the general prostration.
WHAT was done by Congress in that
period to injure, iinpoverish and hu
initiate the South, bore alike upon
all classes, so that Republicans and
Democrats emerged from the ordeal
III the same condition! Especially
was this true of Republican proper
ty,holders. There were propertyless
adventurers who prolited by the nm.
afchy and corruption of the African
regime OF those times, but the value
OF real estnte went down for NIL hold
ers. Men found then that their lot
was bound up with that of their
neighbors, aud that no amount of ad.
miration for the party in power at
Washington would serve to rescue
their farms and houses from the
blight which unequal laws were cast.
ing upon the Southern States in
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