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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-24
Eolitiide Mn,eisen.
2. Yresinft, f8. @aro.

Semotratiihe Stimmseb.r periammeln lid, beutc,
S!eitag. 9benos 8 lbr, in 'aIasmsers 9ole, CUB
NcltzGGe Der Hiogelgz uno SrpB= Stra6e.
Sohn s. Senton, neiRrit s. Scebo, Triebrih
Spinoler uno Aer. 80. Sriscoe peroen bas auitraliz
ife 9SabIipitem GuseiHaHoerieeeR.
(255O Sob. Spna, |oriieer.
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8. Yresinft. 18. @aro.

Semotratbe 28dbIsr tommeu beutc, SreitGo, pom
IS his llbr IteRos, in yir. 1913 Il, 9Seit= Z pm=
barb StraSe. Suidmmen. Cine gSabbuoe 1T erritz
tct. Sas auitraIiite ySubIipitem piro er0rtert 5m
IuItra9e: t255') SobaUu YCuslcr, SOriitcr.
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2Gn Der.

.8uammen....... 45478 SSH. 38t,399i S39,oo0
Die ginmanoerer aus Den brttilf f-norOz
ameritaniiden Seiituugen nno 0terlfo itno
i'll obigeu 3ablen nitDt engeidloen, oa fem
@eIee eriitirt, melde5 Die AuSarbeltung ;u-
perIdiilger Serid)te iiber sic @lnpanOerung
81 @an0e anoronet. Die Sabelle umidIteBt
tnreiien 80 YroSeut Der 9anSen GinwanOe=
run9.
Gilt umo Mus imbr= Statiitif.
Nad)ltebeuoe Sabeue gibt 2lusfunft iiber
Den 9Sertb Der gluSiubr aus ben Ser. Staus
ten mGbrenO ser am so. Septenlber 1890
periloiieneu brei, ed)5 uno ueun Wtonate in
Ser9letd)e 3u ben eutiprtdeuoen Yerlooen
beS UorbergehenOen 6iStallabreS:
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Or. &aomab's
Sarlaparilliait 8ciOlpeht!
0u8 qroBe Slutreini9un95z Otlttel.
9ur s,eiluun aIIer d,rpuiidlru Sranfheiten.

BUR S,eiIuua alIer d,rpuiidlcn &rantbetten.
SbroniIher Rheuuattsmus, itrophuIoie 2coen, Srta
S,rneitpuIt trodeneS NiltelH, SrcbsleoeH, HungeHs
huteu SuSpepilc, G'lieoIhpGmm, @eIhphre, (Sts
ifmilite Niitrantbeiten, gttt lSanerlubt eH9.N1e
Nronf6cit, SulShuB, groubtttS, ShplHombt u J. ID
@rfaItum9eu umO Sd1mericW III OCT Snn8e
Gsbeit.
aIbIauo, gSISc., 21. ytouember ! SS5.
. +. Ra oUGp- 2Sertger oerr! S0 lUoute S9ntH
idoR ldnslt euge 3eIleH sum $obe SbreS SdrlGpdruz
lldHzGeiolpeHt ltJreIbeH. Sor Gbt5ebH 5dQreH en-
plGbl i'd bIees Wilitel 81. SImmermauH IN ODdtoH'
nd, Dtinn, Der mir eu lduSldbrt9er 6reuno 9emc'en
mar, uno Iaote Inn, oaB e5 cia beleres utte 9e9ea
SttuItung uHo Sdmerien in Der yun9e 9ebe. VI per'
iudte IS uH0 odnte mir odnH ulelmals biniulu9eno,
bar cS ten beileres Uiltte 9c9en otele &raHtgettn
gcbe, uno lest tmprtblt es etHeu SatleRteH. 5o
enIpIQbI eS aud Nrn. SIrbo, clIen Apotbeter IN
SUaorHd, nHo ept Dilt cr es porrdtlt9. 5H Apple@
ton, lSiSc., muroe Id init eInem lun9en DtdnHe oe5
tarut, Der eineR ibimmen QuitcH 9dtte uno bon oeu
beird)tete, pGB er DE ShDlnoubt betonlnle1
fulirbe. Sb emplGbl 59r SdrGparllllGnsGelopent,
uno na1 ettiger Set ag i1 lQn rilb uHo qenno; .r
orutte mir uorm bic Qdno uHo iG9te mir, oaB er
Obue mid iest be5roben IctH fuuroe. Us bat Ihn thr
id,nen gebeilt. 8or uH9eIubr ied)SSc9n Subreu tam
eiH Iiann az mir (In Suutb) uuo laqtc, oGB leiae
rau einem Nulten iurbe er bate 5Uel Aerte pera
iudbt, dbcr obne 9roI8: SD cmptabl S5r Sariagari'
liam uub mad eiHigen 8agen mar te aeluEo. gBenn,
Slnoer bulieH, 10 1T cine Soits genu9, ne iu belen
Stl bride HodmdiS mem SrltnIHeH uber olee grSIe
ans uno Tam jeoem ratbeu, otelebe I'M Suuie SH
BADEN; e oerbtet in ueleH 5deH etne d)uere SrGHts
Ieit II. !. NJ - us4
Sbr ergcOtHer y. MN lnte.
In baben bei apothctsrn. 81 bic 6aite.
0T RabUGp & So, gr. 80, gGauennrGsc,
gfeDzyort.
Hs- an oas Bubltfum!-C5ebet fit,er uno per.
Ianst HaoWan's uHo irbe bag ~Raouan" au
Gem III, mas SILr fault
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uSeia Oeluidlt in 6olS tuertb."

Zen ID. SaHuar 1888. Gn9uii, Ga.
Or. 0faolUap: SD babe aGe Die 1eri1ieoencn
0del, bic i'm Didrtc itno, obHe @riog ueriudlt ais
iib meiH 3ultGHo eIollh Derihimmeric uno Elm
Trsuno mir rietb 51r 0ieaop 0ieti SO ge6rauhen.
SD iol9te ietHem Rathe Uno gebraudte baiielbc an
melHem SlBgeleHt uno melHem &Hie uno mar u
melHer BermunoeulHg dm Hajiten UtoroeH mleogr ia
StaHoe, msiHer BditteH EGtjuseben. SD bate febr
IaHae an Jtbeumatismus geliter. Sd Deroc ME o6H:
~ VI. u. eiH, od Is ieiH e'euibt in @'Ogo Dert6 it,
gicre Uiutter nIroe ourh 81. u. u. IN spe Sturoer
ron RheumutiSnlus in ben Sdlultern oet6silt.
u. $. Cooper pom Der SirmG Cooper 81 SuaHs
Gin bal6er bis gu elEsm 2BesIOfiel ooG in ciu.m
balbeH GltGle lSaller lIHotrt In menlQen Ddrutrn
&rampic, Wa9enidlre, lebclfeit, Grbred,en,
SOobreuncn, TeroUiitat, Sdblaauiigfeit, fopfs
idlmer5eu, Sinrrboe, &oIif, 9Iabuuseu uno
ale iuucrlid1cu SdImerieu.
@s lit uon Der auBeriteu ySidltigtett, oaR ieoe
tSanliEte eiuen Vorratb uou
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YrnDcntia al>Qcaqne,

S,auptsSiTee Ir. "a. Tarf zVlaee, Ts,us gprf.
SpeiezSiice:
Tr. 1917, 81 Baltimore Strafc.
&ertin IiIr mOd)cntlld)e lluter'tiBung bel
Sranthelt unD lluiau,
nit roer otnc SCriiteruna i'm Nale pes 5oosS.
Spcsieae Wortbeiic:
SaHgllhrlee @riGbrune. GjeQrlHpet 1873.
&Cine sleBmentS -. Eeitimulte gSod1eHbeitrdge.
@ru6eS 8arantie=GapitaI.
9teerue Der SrdHfeHfalie S51 ,576.51.
TortlGuIenbe llnterltiieur9 ohne IRterbretuHs.
Fromp!e QusSGbuHg.
Richer Sl,OOO,O0O in 9eucfts ansbejabH.
VEIN & rttts gelb.
(9luo1 6ltte')
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Bon Der eriinen .SuIel.

Sipperarp, %. Sttober.-9er Yrie.
tier 0aoto Sumpbreps, elmer Der 2(nQetlaqz
ten i'll Dem bier perbanoelten GouipirQtionsz
RroieIle, muroe heute eiue5 2lnQriiiS auf
Die 6rau etne8 YollStlten iberfiibrt unO III
ledls 0tonaten @efdugniB, iomie elmer @eloz
buBe Don 20 &ihl. perurtbcilt.
7ie Scileguns oes gsiemcr 2traBcnbabrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-24
HaOWoO'S pilen.
gas eroBe eeber. uno gia9ensSeiImttteG.
goanauois sei1ma1los, i0,yiutert, puTslg,H, resa.
IlLer. rgInl N uno frLltIlen.
aabpag'5 Piaeu.

gur S,imus aaer SraHibsit,n oes 0iascns, Der e,.
beT oes lluterelbe5, Der gleTea beI ae, ber yer.
peE, SeIitopiIEJ, Sdrt tI0lBteIt, IHgeroauitttit,
9u5vepne, Gd4eEletotE, 5ltber 5unouaa
SQmorrbOioeI Uno aler llIrt8e,mlbtQtsIeu Der glns
geneloe. Reiu ueIetGbitib, peoer Suealber U{lHes
TGlieH, no6 itdolibe Sro9Usn eatAalttRo.
Gtneu olltommeHe eSerb0uuuq tpiro ourb
ben C5sbIauA Uon RGoUdp'5 $luea eritlt. plelpurb
per9eH
OD5pep(ie,
SopiOtq, otroOIbsHtr g{a9tu uHo Siiottit p,rmits
osH, oa Die yG5rlas, Die j1r ~ Sud gea0mm,H 1abt
tATe Ra4renotH SseHidGteR SuT notwithstanding oes
ratlriiaen SultaRoss oe5 aoTpers liciert.
allen apotbeterH
O, DIR: RADWAY s. CO., giT, 81, DaueH-Sra5s.
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8eoen 8etten ami WferSereun 81,

2onOOn, %. Sttober. - @roBe 9(ufrez
gung rtef geiteru oa8 Sorgeben Der Yoli;et
IN ytuerpool berpor, ais Iie nm 43 llbr gtadl=
mtttagS - Su meld)cr 3eit Die meiiten 9Set.
ten fiir Die Yferoerennen abgeit)loiien merz
Dem - idmmtlid)e bieitgen gSettlotale umz
Sln9elte unb ale Sniaiien perbaitete. Die
!3abl Der &erbafteten, Die tbeils aus BEN
Gt9entbumern Der Yofale, theils ans gSet-
tenoen uno tbeilS bios aus 9ieugerigen be-
itnrN bptr1 ~ n,nfa C>u,,S ,~+,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-24
Gs bciIt uno oerbitet -

Grfaltun9cn, 9nitcn, idljmmen Sa(8,
Seiiertelt, 9fbcumatiSmu8,
9ieurul9ie, tOpfldmer5en,
3abnIdmer3en, 9ltbma,
2ltbmung5bel6werScn,
JtufenrelBen, Gnt3inOung Der 8elenfe,
Serrentungen, Guetidun9en, S6mer.
gen III bem 9(iiten, Der Srult unO Den
@lieocrn.
Die 9lnuenourg bes Reaop ReIiei uuf ben sorper
theil ODER Die aorpertbee, in oeneH iid Der Sbmer
bsiizoet, ulro ioIortiae GrIethteruug gemdbreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-24

Suoer Sebauptung Der rspu b.
fifanii den q StumpreDuer, bab Die
McSiulep- -Sia ein gutes Ding lei, beiouz
bers fir Die 9lrmen, oenu ite erh0be Die
2obne uno psrrtugere Die Soften oes gebens-
bcoaris, liegt 10 Siemlid Die iredite Sert6b,
nung bcs &oltes, meld)e Je ougemeieu
lit. (Sinc. Slf8irO.)
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aatboIii6e RiiiiDnars in ,,oo,,o.

2Onpon, %. Sttuber. - SON llounSa
finO gia9ridten einsetrofien, nod1 bsnen Sie
fatboliidlen 0iiiilonGre in bieiem S0niaz
reid)e Central airita'8 uu6ernrbertlidJe
6bdti9feit entpidelu. Sic baber bei BEN
&esierun9s Ingelegenbeiten bes ganpes
ibrsn glniluB bsiaabs pOufaneia ;nr Gel
tuus Sebratt.
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Ser 9eutide Correspondent,
S6glid, ipodentlih nne Spnntdss,

81. RGine, Gisftstbnmcr HuS HeOatfenr,
GIbueizgds SoItimorezStraBe rno Foit>Sfiice=sps.
9reis bcs taaId,en Siattes, burd 3rdser in salz
tinorc uup in Der giadlbGritGit belorst, 12% Cts.
tdsIidIc mo Spnnta gs s9tusgabe Is GtS. pro
gode Sabbar iuodentIi an Die oasSlatt beioreeaotn
Srdser.-SaaIid, nsbit Spnntaes s9ius gabe unter
gertoz zSorausbeSobuns 81. SO pro SGbr, iur finger,
.Ssii I'M 8erhdltHie; iiir Die podlentiid,e Wusaabe
init Surnta9Sbat, portoIrei, nit GbSua tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sdbr, nan irgeno einem Srte bes lnlans
beS, 81 Kad europa. Spuutas s=elussabe 81
pro SGbr.-SGs bette uro biuigite oeuti6je 9iait
in beR Diittclz IND SIeitGotsH.
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Gin Oionat, gteun 0tonate
peritriheH peritrlhcH
am an
so. Septbr. so. September
1890 1889 1890 1889
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ytr. 25j.
II. II. u.
&aowaD'S
ReoOD He(ief.
Die bilisitc unO bette 2Ir;uei fit 6anis
lcnzWcbrou1 in Scr lSelt.

SIN ,Seit pom elmer bis spar,ia giiHtcH nab elmer
elnmdll9er 9riHottbtH gHmeHouH0 Ueriebt e5 nies
mas, SumcricH iu ltHOcrH. GrHcrlcl lule bcttl uno
marterHo otc SimeueH Der ourb Jbeumati5uIHs,
Settd9erlAtelt, gHtriltIHI, &crtrippeuHg. ycruoIl
tat, Nsurdi9e ooct oUrb IOnltl0e SruHthel Sribais
ten autl lem mo9cr. JiGondp'S Hedou 9eiei pcrhdt
ioIortl9e SretdtcruH9. Us liHocrt oiort uHo b,lt
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Die Gatbeeber ses e,aren in gerlessnbsit.

Yeters burg, %. Sttbr. - Die Ratb-
geber DeS eSaren itno III groBer Serlegen-
beit iiber ben 0taiienIbertrltt jioiiher Stu
benten IN Sbeiia, Der itattssfuuben bat, pa=
init ben Setreiienosn oaS Serbleiben aui
Der llnlperlllat crn0glidt ipiro. Dian alaubt
nit)t oil Die Auirldtigfeit Der Sefebrten.
Sine mettere Scrlegenbeit fiir Die 9teaerung
lit, mas lle nit Der 9robsu 3abl pOn auss
ldnpern, hauptlGflid] Seutiden uno Seltz
reid)ern, anfangeu ioQ, peld,e, obue oa;u
bercdltt9t su lem, ibre &obnIlte inl ipelts
ild)en J(uBlanb auf9eld)lagen babeu. Siele
pon ibnen louen iliitJtigs Serbret)er iein,
unO bic Nealerung qebt nit psm Ylaue nm,
Die eeute mad Sibirien su idaiisu.
Ser tarsIidIe sturm an Der britifd,en Suite.
2onO on, 23. Sftober. - Sice. Admiral
Sepmour 1T nit bem uon ibm commanOir-
ten ariegSldtffe @amperbolun uon oem
llebungsgelfmaoer bon Scarboroueb nadl
YortsmOutb ab9egangeu, I'M Die mdbrenb
be8 l6neren Sturmwetters perlettenDianus
idaiten in oas bOrti9e 2asaretb III Iberfiibs
rem. 0tebrere anocre III bem @eidwaber
seborl9e Sdllne, Weld)e mGhrenb peS Stur=
mes tbre Inter perloren baben, marteu in
Scarborcu9b nod auf Saud]er, iuel6e Die
nsrlOrsneH aHter aufiu9en ipaeu.
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Sranipiiidle Iroteite gessu cine britiide
Grpcoitipn.

8aris, %. Sttobfr. - 9uS ySournal
beS 9ebuts" proteItirt gegeu Die oOn @ug-
laub beabiiftigte 2lbienourg elmer GrpeOi-
ton, mel0e Die greuSeu BON SiCrra yeoue
feititeQen lou, uub ertlGrt, ole @reusreguli=
rung lOlle uon JteftSwegcn Nurt cine gsz
mIld)te Expedition, ans &ertrctern 6rant=
reld)'S unO @nglunO'S beItebcnO, pollSogeu
merpen. pSlecle" iagt, 6rantreid mlile
olele GrpeoitlOn, peld)e cine ltarte uno gut
bemaiinete lein werbe, ldJarf iiberpaden.
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R. j. j.
MaDmaD'S
Rc0OD Rc(ief.

Die bette unO 6iQigite 0tcOi;in fir 6aa
mlllen i'll ocr lSclt.
Sr geit BON elmer bis sudrtq Ulinutcu nad elmer
eiHmaIr9eH gruHoib,n gnUenouHl ueric9,t cS ME.
maS, Sdmerlen iu Iinbrr Glneret, iule bcftis
uno marterro Die SdImcrjeH Der ourd HbcunatisS
nrus, 93cttlagcrigfcit. &utfra tuna, 8erfrups
pcIuna, Tcruoiitat. Tcuralgie ODER burh ioritiqs
Sranfbeit GridlIofften audi ielH moaeH, HaopaB'S
Heao1 Welief peritafit iOiortige SrleidJtsung.
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~ q fdtfd
lit iBrcu ucri6icnrnen 5Ormen
bisiscs uuO faItes SisbCr.

IS gt5t telH oeiluttel in oer pelt Uctte5 bieiaes
uno taltes 6lebcr uEo ale dEocreH md,drlieH, Ionic
CSdlen= uHo GEoere 6Ie6er emit oliie oon Haonag's
YiueuD itHeler belIt, Gls WaowGp's 0eaoD Nes
Iici.
preis so Geuts ole llaids. gu aa5ea bel ala
len 4potheteI5.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13
SOUR GRAPES.

Like the fox in the fable, men often times say,
When their grasp some pet object escapes;
"Oh. no matter; the thing was no good, any
way
In the words of the fox-"Sour grapes"
When you hear a man scoff at another suc>
cess.
Whose methods he studiously apes.
You can make up your mind in moment or
less,
His case may be termed "Sour grapes"
OF q lady,s new bonnet her neighbor may say;
ibid you ever The ugliest of shapes J"
But to 9 UGH remarks no attention we pay
When we think Of the fox and the grapes.
Thus 1t is in the world. in all phases OF life,
Very often the sweetest of grapes,
To those in whose bosoms desire Is rlie,
Become but the sourest Of grapes.
Frank Berri WEIGH in Arkansaw Traveller.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13
WITH LOVES RETURN.

+. What is my need
To tread the mead7
He has brought me the breath OF the Clover
field;
The birds and trees,
The flowers and bees,
All, all to him did their secret yield.
With loves return
The sunsets burn
With all their glorious old time fire:
vine-wreathed hooks.
Mirroring brooks
1 have longed to see with fond DESIRE
Lo he has caught
Their life and brought
Them all. yea, all, to my very door.
What Is my need
Ofgrove or mead.
When earth's beauty is mine as never before7
ELLA G. Drabble.
Northampton, July 9TH. 1890.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

The Secret of Health
~oMM1ssIoNER,s NOTICE.

In the ChanceIy suit pending in the Circuit
Court of Bath county, Virginia, In which VIM
M McAlIister, Administrator and Trustee OF
Robert J. Glendy, decd, and others are plain
ii ffs. vs.Julia A. Moon and others, defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given to the parties, plain
tiffs and defendants, that shall proceed at
the Clerks Office of Bath County Court. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2lst, 1884,
to take the following accounts:
LIST, An account of the acLings and dolngs OF
VIM McAliister, as administrator of Robert
Glendy, decd.
I'd. An account of the actipgs and doings Of
VIM NJ McAllister, as Trustee of Robert j..
Glendy.
Sd, An account of the debts of every descrip-
ton due and owing by the estate of Robert J:
Glendy decd, with their several and respect
i've legal dignities and priOrities.
4th An accoun of ali the liens of every de.
scription upon the lands In the bill and pro"
ceedings mentioned with their legal dgnities
and priorities.
estate of Robert ]. Glendy, decd.
: 9th. An account of the annual rental and zee
simple values respectively of the One-half OF
"Wildnerness Estate" which shall be laid OF,
allotted and assigned to tae estate OF Robert j..
Glendy, decd.
7th. Any other matter specially deemed per i.
tinent by himself or that may be required by
any party to be so stated.
Given under my hand this 23d day OF July.
1890
CIR, McDANNALD,
Comm'r in Chy Circuit Court Bath county.
iulV 30-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13
WHAT is A LETTER:

"a silent language uttered to the eye.
Which envious distances should in vain deny,
A tie to bind where circumstances part,
A vein OF feeling stretched from heart to heart
Formed to convey like an electric charm,
The mystic iash-the lightning of the brain.
And bear at once along each precious link,
Affections life pulse In a drop of ink"
Anonymous.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

Re TALIAToRY TARIFFs.-The Baltimore
Sun says that 'it is evident that the prac-
tical application of the Mckinley policy ITO
check imports" is stirring up disposition
among our best customers abroad that may
lead to the adoption of retaliatory measures.
In France and Germany and other protec-
Zionist coun tries this is almost sure to be
done. American agricultural products
will of course be the first to suffer from re-
taliatory legIslat ton. Our exports of wheat,
corn and pork to France and Germany have
already been seriously affected, but the IN.
friendly commercial policy of our new tar
if will undoubtedly provoke further restric-
tive measures. In 1889 France bought of
us merchandise worth SAG, 100, 041, mostly
agricultural products; Germany, sos, co.,
594; the United Kingdom, $685., 1881, 674.
These figures show the extent of our pres
emit sales to countries which our statesmen
are goading by hostile commercial policy
into retalatory measures. AS our best
customers they should be oonciliated and
tempted to buy more of us. If we buy
more of them they will buy more of us. To
produce larger supply of articles to sell
to them we shall have to employ men now
idle, and pay them rate of wages such as
larger demand for labor will establish.
More buying of foreign wares means, of
course, more selling of homemade wares.
If we wish the foreigner to "food" us with
the cheap productions of the so.called
"pauper labor of Europe, we shall have to
flood Europe with the articles that Ameri-
can plows and machinery, guided by Amer
lean intelligence and industry, can produce
at prices to defy competition. We are
ready to be flooded. We are ready to flood.
All that stands in the way of a vastly in
creased and more friendly commercial in
tercourse with the rest of the world is the
stupid, narrow and Improbable policy ex'
emplified in the Mckinley bills"
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That Terrible C0ugh

In the morning, hurried or difficult breath
ing, raising Rhlegm, tightness in the chest,
quickened puiee, chilliness in the evening
or sweats at night, all or any Of these things
are the first stages of consumption. DR..
Ackers English Cough Remedy sciU cure
these fearful symptoms, and is sold under
a positive guarantee by Philip T. Allen,
Staunton, Va.
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Sale of
I Valuable Tract of Land.

commissioners Sale of
Valuable Tract of Land.
By virtue of decree o f the Circuit Co urt Of
Augusta county. rendered in case of David
Bosserman VS. William d. Hemp. I shall pro-
coed, in front on the court house. in the city
of Staunton, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1890.
to sell at public auction, that certain tract OF
land, containing
75L Acres,
situated near Middlebrook, in Augusta coun-
ty, adjoining the lands of William Bosserman.
Arehart and others. being the same tract de-
scribed in the deed of David BOsserman and
wife to VIM. d. Hemp, dated June 2Sd, 1877, up-
on the following terms, tO-wit:
CASH in hand to pay costs of suit and sale,
and the remainder upon credit of one, two
and three years with interest from date of sale,
the purchaser giving bond with approved per-
sonal security. and the title retained as ulti-
mate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR,
Commissioner.
certify that James Bumgardner. jr., Com
missioner in the above-named cause, has duly
executed the bond required of him in the PEN
atty of $780,
Given under my hand this 18th day of July
1880. j. N. RYAN, Clerk
Circuit Court Augusta County.
;,,Iu
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Radam's Microbe Miller is no longer an
experiment. 1t has been thoroughly tested
for two years and has never failed in any
case.
For sale by N. Wayt & Bro, Staunton,
Va.
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july 23-tds
r AND FOR SALE.

Pursuant to decree of Circuit court for Au-
gusta county, EN- tered in the cause of McCune +,
M, E., VS.. McCune James w., &C.. on the 2lst
day of May, 1890, I will sell at public auction
on the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29th, 1880.
that very valuable and desirable tract of land
in Augusta County, near Fishersville belongs
ing to the estate of Samuel McCune, deceased.
containing III acres and rOOds. This tract Is
located on both sides of the CO o. r. R.,about
one mile from the Fishersville Depot. is well
watered, and well timbered and has on 1t three
small dwellings and a good orchard.
The land will be offer ed in parcels and as a
Who'll and sold in the way that brings the lar-
gest sum. A plat of the same can be seen at
the office of VIM. Patrick in Staunton.
TERMS Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
expenses of sale and the residue on credit of
one, two and three years from day of sale,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved per-
sonal security, bearing interest and waving
the homestead, or at the option of the purchas>
er, one>fourth cash and the residue-on creds
1t of one and two years, the purchaser giving
bond for the deferred installments, bearing
interest and waving homestead in which case
no personal security will be required. Title
retained in either case as ultimate security.
VIM. PATRICK,
Co mmr.
LIN Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, certify that VIM. Patrick,
Comm'r. has executed the bond required OF
him by decree in the above named cause in the
penalty of 5000.
Given under my hand this the Goth day OF
July, 1890.
]. N. RYAN.
iuly 20 Ats Clerk.
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Small Boy-There's one thing in the BIZ
BE sis says she'd like to change.
Minister-Impossible? What can it lie,
my young mat?
sma / Boy-Her age, sic.-Detloit Free
Press.
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Speaking of the total deprayity of human
nature, have you ever noticed that nothing
makes doctor so happy as to discover
some new disease. Burlington Free Press.
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He calling on his knees)-Oh! Mary,
may address you on the subject of mar
riage?
She-You may if you can dress me after
marriage. Boston Courier.
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sour beloved pastor is quite unwell, "
sighed the M. D.
els it genuine, or only the vacation
racket ?'' inquired the sly old deacon.
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ACCOUNTED FoR.-Tramp-Can you give
me an old pair of pants, mister?
Mister-Say trousers, my man, not pants.
Pants belongs to dogs.
Tramp-Is that 80? That accounts for
the way they go for 'em then.
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"Religion am mighty pow'ful thing,
Eoh'm," said old Uncle Rastus,

Eph'm," said old Uncle Rastus.
''How's dat?" said Ephraim.
"W'y," said Uncle Rastus, with look
of deep thankfulness toward the ceiling,
''las' night men Elder Johnsing wuz
playin' penny ante 'poke;" I seen him
maxim a serspicious move wild de kyards,
al some good angel tole me to pull my
Iazzer, an wen he seen dat razzer he got
religion right away, an made up his min
dat honesty wuz de bes' policy after ALL"
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Our preachers do not write so many or so
wise proverbs as did Solomon, but they
have fewer wives and better childi en-
Forum