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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26
CARVING DOWN TIE FIGURE.

If you think you arc too stout and
would like to reduce your figure, first
make up your mind to some self-denial
Taboo bread, cakes, pastry and sweet
meats. Treat with neglect potatoes,
turnips, macaroni, peas, rice, butter,
cheese, cream aud jellies. No liquid food
at meals. Sparingly indulge in ice. water.
Give up the warm bath Two meals a
day and plenty of exercise. Five miles
at stretch if possible. Eat rare meats,
game and poultry, sea food, soft boiled
eggs, fresh grapes, cherries, toast, lettuce,
spinach and cresses.-Ncw York World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26
carving.

The annual report of the New Hamp.
shire State Board of Agriculture contains
the following statistics: 1926 horses
in the State, 10, 401 oxen, 112, 7OG cows,
46,S27 other cattle, and 10, 999 sheep;
a gain of 1928 horses, 1871 cows, and a
decrease of 1915 oxen, SOL other cattle
and 1886 sheep. Stock raising and
sheep husbandIy have been largely sup
planted by fruit growing and the raising
of garden products. The year was one
of more than usual prosperity for the
farmer
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26
THE soNo OF THE texas CORN.

Twas dry and dusty,
i was weak and weary;
Now Pm glad and lusty,
And the earth looks CHEEKY.
Oh, the soaking
Mirth-provoking.
Laughter-making rain;
Soft and silky
Mild and milky,
Grows my golden grain.
Listen to the laughter
That my leaves are making,
When the wind comes after
Kisses, softly shaking.
oh, health-giving,
Breathing, living.
Heaven-pouring rain,
Come, caress he,
Kiss me, bless me,
Once and once again!
Let your hearts be singing;
Peal your pa,ans, people;
Set the joy-bells ringing
In each lofty steeple.
Praises render
TO the sender
or the joyous rain;
OF the living,
The life giving
Of the precious rain.
Ohm p. Sjolander, in Galveston News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26

Women physicians in this country
have made a record for philanthropy.
Through their instrumcntality, the New
York Commercial Advertiser states, six
hospitals have been founded, one each in
Boston, New York City, Philadelphia,
Chicago, Minneapolis aud San Francis
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26

Bertha Downing, of New Jersey,
teaches woodcarving to a class of sixteen
feeble minded girls and boys, and pays
all the expenses of her class from the
proceeds. She has picked up carpentry
with no teaching whatever, and has re-
vealed remarkable taste and skill in her
corvinu
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26
The San Antonio Truth says there arc
20, 900 people in destitute circumstances
sn Texas.

Archdeacon Farrer, of England, is
credited with saying that there is room
only for two more monuments in West
minister Abbey, and that this space is re-
served for those of Gladstone and Ten.
nyson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
DON'T BITE YOUR THREAD.

"Don't bite your thread, it is silk, "
was the warning man gave younHS
woman the other day who, intent on herr
fancy work, was swapping off with her
teeth the frequent ends of silk her work
produced. "Serious cases of lead poi
sonIng have resulted from this practice
as silk thread is soaked in acetate OF
lead to increase its weight. New YORK.
Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26

All but one of the forty-two cities in
the United States. with population of
from $1,000 to 100000, have electric
railways in use.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26
IN THE DESERT.

HE Arizona desert
stretches from Tue.
son to Yuma, and
to the southland God
only knows how
far. 1t is n gray
waste of sand, and
its few ragged mes
quite bushes and
grostesquc cacti is
to vegetation only
what Il picture is to
n real landscape.
They sny that even
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26

The following table shows the re-
markablc growth of the Christian En-
dcavor movement since its foundation:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26
FASHION NOTES

Trained skirts are still very much in
evidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

PErFEsDUBG. Va, August u. Especial. J.
Captain W. =. Davis Of Chesterfield county.
who mas been az heams station. ia Dlnwid-
die county. attending protracted meeting.
was stricken with paralysis there THIS mora
ing, and MS condition IS considered quite
critical.
Some time last night the store Of Mr.. J. A.
Lauier. az Brandchester mills. IN Prince
George county. was entered by burglars.
who carried OF bacon, flour and other gro
ceries. The thieves endeayOred 10 get into
the store through the windows, but being
unable 70 do so they tore OF the weather
boarding, aud IN this way gained an en-
trance
Tho Democratic State committee has
made the following appointments for SPEAK
ing in the Fourth congressional district:
NottOway, September lst-Mr George
Perkins and Major +. r. Lassiter.
Sussex. September lst-llOn. X. II. Card
well and Congressman j. +. Epes.
POwhatan. September 5th-Hon. III. w.
Flournoy, +. 81. Parish and Major L. X.
Lassiter
GIeeusyille. September Meade Has
klns and Congressman j. I. tpes.
Lunenbure. September 18th Major +.
X. Lassite. and Congressman j. +. Epes.
Dinwiddie, September i9th-AleN, HamlI-
ton and ii. R.'Polard.
Prince Edward September l9th-hesde
Haskins and Ma or +. X. Iassiter.
Amelia. September 22d-R. @. Kent,
Meade Haskins aud f. Il. fassiter.
IL is probable that the congregation Of tAe
Jewish synagogue here viii extend paeto-
raj call 10 Rev. Mr.. Freight. OF AcAron,
o., to succeed Rev. A. Kaiser Mr' flre-
light is expected hero on Thursday next,
and on Friday and Saturday he viii preach
trial sermons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
THE FAIR MANAGERS
MEET Ar THE Blue RfDGE SPRINGS
Much Important Business Transacted by
the Executive Committee--A Growing
Interest Reported Eyerywhere.

BLUE RIDGE SPgrNGs, August N.-[Spe-
board of Worlds Fair managers met here
to-day, Messrs. Figgatt. Glennan, Jordan,
Brennan, Secretary Morton and Business
Commissioner Appersou being present.
Governor Mckinney being here, was in
vited TO attend the session of the commit
tee and expressed himself as much g-ati-
fed at the progress the board had made
and complmented its efficiency. The re-
port Of Treasurer Msnn Quarles. OF Rich
mond. showed only s2,223 spent in FIVE
months. The treasurer's bond for $40. 600.
secured by the Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company OF Richmond, was presented and
accepted.
Architect Rogers. Of Richmond, report
ed by letter that he was with ms assistant
closely engaged at Mount Vernon in making
the necessary measurements. drawings and
estimates for the State building, which will
soon be ready for the contractors bids
The indications are that there viii be con-
siderable competition for the work, some
builders expressing themselves as willing TO
undertake It at net cost, on account of the
distinction such a contract will give them.
Mrs. beal0 reported that she felt greatly
encouraged by the hearty support she had
received from the ladies of the auxiliaries
all over the State.
The secretary reported a growing inte-
rest everywhere. The contribution Tor the
Mount Vernon State BUILDING had reached
already about 200, and among the coun-
ties which had made appropriations through
their boards of supervisors were Smyth,
Essex, Shenandoah, Princess Anne. Hen
rico and Alexandra. The collection Of
works by Virginia authors for the Exposi-
ton was growing every day and was already
O valuable one.
The business commissioner reported sew
eral carloads of lumber offered for the State
building. also tobacco exhibits promised by
several cities prominent in that industry:
also lead. zine, barytes, manganese. iron. mar
bic. onyx. FIRE brick and q column Of gypsum
seven to ten feet high from Smyth county,
and marble. iron, barytes. manganese and
lithographlc stone from Botetourt. coal and
woods from Wise. and ores from Pulaski
and Wythe and other counties. The coll
lection of genealogical exhibit was pro-
posed by Mr.. Lyman, of Charlottesville.
The concert given here last night under
the auspices et Mrs. Beale and Mrs Allen
Watts was decided success, raising about
$50. The ball which followed was bril-
hantand pronounced the event of the sea-
son here,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
Ylrcinia Nnres.

Captain George Hammond, Of the
Salvation Army, has been soliciting aid
in Roanoke To remove a distress war
rant levied on the furniture of their bar
racks in that city.
Professor ID. III. Holmes, of the Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, and Miss
Maud Allen, daughter of Captain L.
J.. Allen, were married at the residence
of Captain Allen, at Amherst Court
h0nsc Thursday morning The core
mOny was performed by Rev. Arthur
T. Gray, rector Of the Episcopal Church.
William Lumpkin, an employee Of the
Roanoke Iron Company, fell IN the
"cupola" at the west end furnace Tues
day night and remained several minutes
before he was taken out by bis comrades.
All his clothing, including his shoes, was
entirely burned up, and ms sutfer1ngs
were intense. All the surgical ala posi-
bic WAS of no avail, and the injured
man died a few hours later.
Robert Fleming, of Chntwood, who
some time ago received a severe kick
from a mule. which came very near re-
sulting fatally, was kicked by
horse few days since, the re-
suit of which was that nearly all his ribs
on one side were broken and torn loose
from the spinal column.
The Virginia Association OF Deaf
Mutes at its recent session in stanton
chose Professor William NJ Berkeley
for the position of missionary TO the
deaf mutes in Virginia. The sum OF
500 was subscribed towards q fund for
such q mission and a committee was
appointed 10 wait upon Bishop Nmttle
and obtain his approval OF the plan ana
get him 20 appoint Mr.. Berkeley a lay
reader of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Mr.. Cullen Breathed, son Of the late
Judge Breathed. of Lynchburg, died
Thursday in Newport News
Professor II. A. Strobe, Of Amherst
Courthouse. on Tuesday suffered
slight stroke of paralysis
Mrs. Harriet y. Pursel, wife Of f. Il.
Pursel. and sister of the late senator
Heliry Heaton. of Loudoun, died at her
home in Purcellrille on wednesday
morning.
MIR. Thomas " Williams, Of Lynch
burg. who has been i'm feeble health iof
several weeks. had an attack OF vertigo
M his home ON "Wednesday afternoon,
and was considerably bruised about the
face and one shoulder by falling heaV-
iv 10 the floor. He was unconscious
covered. 60 be on the street yesterday.
The CITY of Radford has over 1900
cbiIdron eligible 10 attend school. 1t
has five schools, employing eighteen
teachers. The entire system is under
the control aud management Of Prof.
William =. Gum.
Another bridge will soon be construct
cd across the Roanoke river, just above
the West End furnace, on the property
of the Roanoke Development Company.
The large bridge viii consist Of one 2JO-
foot span resting on stone abutments.
The contract has been awarded 10 tie
American Bridge and Iron Company by
the Roanoke Development Company and
ire work will Doe under the superintend-
ence of Mr.. {. NJ Murphy, the engineer
of the company. The bridge, which will
be completed rs early as possible VIII
cost about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
Nircinin Eench.

VIRGINIA BEACH August 27.-The Princess
Anne IL crowded with guests and scene OF
eayety ia enacted every evening Ile
Costumes of the ladies ara beautiful Inc
Misses Wheatley. of Georgetown. u. o. are
especially admired for their handsome dress
ing. .,.!.., e., s4nI .bo
recoopized belle OF the beach, bnt she has
strong competitor in the person OF Miss
Pizzini. OF Richmond
Miss Hume. of Norfolk. though not q
dancer. receives n great deal Of attention and
is very much admired for her conversational
powers. ,s...
The queens Of the surf are the Misses
Ogden, OF St. Paul, Mimi.
Miss Starke Of Norfolk, 10 leader ID oul-
door sports and can often DO seen with
either rod or gun.
Among the recent arrivals are Dir. aud
Mrs. Boutele and daughter. OF WSshlngtoni
Miss Dunlop. Of Washington, who ls visit
Ing the Misses Wheatly: Mrs Chr.stopherT.
of Tennessee: Miss Barksdaie, OF Ashland:
who "a visiting Mrs. Jackson; Miss Baird, OF
Milford. who is visiting Mrs. Barron:
Among the men can BIO seen Messrs.
Robert and William Baldwin. Turner
Rattle Frank Wilcox. William Is. Pizzini Of
Richmond. Albert Hume, William Camp.
/. Starke. X. l.. Clarke. Robert Mallet,
Harrison and Hartley Wheatley K. Brooke.
Or. Murray OF Washington, and many
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Oh POINT COMFORT, August 27.-lspe.
DIAL. The average number of guests here
day at this time is 500 and everything
uultes to make the time pass pleasantly.
The surf Is excellent and the winds are
generally favorable 10 sail about the
Roads
Among the many young ladies who aro
now here who are very much admired arc
Miss Mcdonald OF Washington. and Miss
Heline Trultt Of Mobile. The latter is a
handsome blonde aud in addition 10 her
personal attractions and intellectual gifts
Is distinguished for her musical talents
being fine performer on the banjo among
other instruments. Nothing could DO more
charming than q negro song sung by Miss
Iruitt TO the accompaniment OF the banjo.
Miss Juliet Olive, OF Waco. Texas. Is
her guest, aud with Miss Lucy Smith
Truitt, the trio Is ohaproned by Mrs.
George Clarke, Of Waco. Texas Mrs.
Clarke is q beautiful woman, and her
strikingly handsome costumes are very
much admired Her husband Is the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party ia the Lone
Star State for Governor.
Miss Rose Hunt is admired greatly here.
as is also Miss Wilbour Of Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
Salem.

SALEM. Va. August 26.-Mrs. 7. +. Bach
man and child lett on a visit 10 friends n
Lancaster. Pa. last Monday.
The Misses Logan have returned from q,
extended trip to Niagara Falls and New
York.
DR.. S. c. Wells and wife have returned
from Virginia Beach.
Judge II. L. Blair and family are q. Faels
Rock Botetourt county.
John Nj. Oakley, Jr.. of Farmers National
Bank, returned last week from tho hore
Miss Bessie Wiley has returned from a
short stay in Backspurg.
Messrs. William and Edward Barniz. NJ
New York, are visiting their father. Judo,
Barnltz. on College avenue.
bliss Mary littell. OF McGaheysYille y,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. w. McCluDo
Miss Ella Martin Of Norfolk is on vat
20 her uncle. W. w. Ballard
Miss Lucy Written. of Henderson. n. q
IS visiting the family of J. w. Hypes. IN
Church street.
b. W. Logan and J. K. Budges have "a.
turned from stay at Craig Healing
Springs.
Miss Eva Moor has returned ron lone
visit at Black Rock Springs.
j. !. Hnnton. former resident of Salem
but now. OF Newport News, was in Salem
tuIe week huu was WelcOmed by oil.
Hrs. DR.. l.. Pierce Coates. of Norfolk ia
visiting her mother. Mrs. W. A. Fergusso9.
Dir. +. II. Compton has returned from
trip to Washington and other places
A. Riddlck is in Wythevllle on business
e.. ). Bowman and W. y. Taylor left tbi,
morning for Abingdon where they 90 as Dol.
egates to the Virginia Tennis Tournament
which oonyenes there on Tuesday. Massrs
Bowman and Taylor will enter for ia
championship Of Virginia, which they lost 10
Abingdon last year.
Miss Kate Shipman is visiting friends ia
Bedford City.
Miss Kate Hsrtigan left Friday 10 visit
friends in North Carolina.
Mr.. Ed. Painter has returned 10 his home
at Ivauhoe, Va. after visiting bis friend
Rev. Joseph $. Was
j.. T. Shartzer has returned from New
York.
W. 0. Pickett has returned to bis home a.
Newport News.
Rev. George Holland, D. D.. of Newberry.
n. O., Is visiting his mother on Church
street.
A. N. Haas, Jr.. is at Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Park this afternoon to witness the gam.
between the Petersburg Club and tha 1 Rag'
ford City team; ,Lys:on, who occupied tSa
oox Tor the BEDFORD City Club, pitched
strong; steady game throughout. and tbs
delivery and only scored one run yb' '.'
was :sSde by Lang. while the Bedford an
team eGrned Six runs The two clpbs ~
probably cross bats here again on Frig. .,
and Saturday next. ''''5
Mrs. MARY =. Collier. mother OF Msvo.
Charles r. Collier and Councilman Robo,,
W. Collier. is critically i'll AZ her homo i.
thls city, and 1t is not thought that sue car
survive through the night Mrs. Collier u
elghty-three Yeas OF age. Mayor Collier !,
mt the Suialc Lithia Springs. and he Tss
notified to-day Of his mothers illness b,
telegraph. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

PLMYBA, VA, August 26.-tSpeoial. j.
The drought has at last been broken. A
very fine rain fell here last night, but tho
corn crop is almost too far gone 10 be- saved.
The tobacco. however. will DO greatly bene-
fitted, and late crops will be fair
The Albenlarle association convened At
Bethel church near this place. Tuesday and
closed its session Thursday.
The tale properties around Palmyra ara
being developed by a Richmond company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
DEATHS.

A. ~. az his residence, 800 west Clay street.
LEWIS @. MCGEE, in tho 5iSty-seycn.h year
OF his age.
Funeral from Clay-street Methodist church
THIS sunday EVENING 40 4 O'Clock.
Friends and relatives invited TO attend 80
flowers.
KIDD.-Died, August 26. 1922 at1G5A NJ.
EMMA. infant daughter of LOWS and tho
late Mary NJ. Kidd, aged one month and soY
enteen days
SHAW.-Died at his residence, on Dance
street. August 26th, az go O'Clock THO las
ii. SHAW, in the fifty fifth year of his ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

WooDsrocK. Va. August 27.-lSpecial j.
A freight tram, composed Of an engine and
fourteen cars. was completely wrecked ia
Woodstock At 3 O'clock to-day. The engine
and cars went over an embankment OF forty
feet. Fireman Lemuel Pence was killed
Frank Laughlin. brakeman, and Engineer
John Deck were injured BY jumping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

WINDSOR. n. c.. August 25.-lSpecial J.
Mrs. Emily Baker Jacoeks. widow Of the
late |. /. Jacocks. died last night. aged
forty-eight. Her husband died week be-
fore at the same hour OF the same disease.
She was buried ia the Episcopal church
ward this evening at 7 O'clock. Rev. T. b.
Houghton conducting the burial services.
She leaves eight children surviving her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
wEATHER FOKEcAsr.

- WAsmNGroN, D. c.. August G.-F0r
| run Virginia: Fair; warmer IA eastern
fHR | Virginia; east winds.
| For North Carolina and South
= Carolina; tair, except shower. ou
the North Carolina coast. slightly
warmer on the North Carolina coast; ea,t
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
RANCE or THE THERMOMETER.

Range o. tho thermometer at lHE ImEs
Office yesterday, August 81, lS92:
%. w., SO; u NJ, 70; p. NJ. So; p. ", so;
Q Z. b., "a; midnight, r. Average, IS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
SAILED

Steamship Berkshire, Providence via New
port Nows and Norfolk. passengers and .sa-
eral cargo; steamship Ci,y OF Atlantis. SCI"
York. passengers and general cargo; steam,
ship Charlotte, Baltimore, passengers ana
general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
WEST POINT. AUeusr u. 1892.

Steamship Berkshire, Ryder. Providence
via Norfolk, passengers and general cargo
steamship City Of Atlanta, Dale. New York.
passengers and general cargo; steamship
Charlotte, Nicklo, Baltimore passengers and
general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
vocIFERous cHEERNG.

During the address the audience mani
Tested its appreciation Of telling points
by generous applause, and as the speaker
concluded there was renewal Of cheer
ing that lasted several minutes. Mr..
Stevenson was followed by several other
speakers. and the meeting did not dis
perse until late in the afternoon.
Tonight there was a meeting Of Ger
man voters at the Turner Hall which
was addressed by Commissioner Raab.
General Herman Lieb. of Chicago, and
others. A night meeting was also held
in the courthouse square, where Mr..
Stevenson spoke briefly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Schooner Crockett Thorndike, New Haven.
pig iron, J.. n Gordon. agent. vessel Curtis =
Norfolk. coal dust, Charles II. Page. vessel
Curtis & Parker; schooner c. z; Treyers.
Mggan Petersburg 20 lum. or Tor baltimore;
schooner WELDON r. BeeDe. Die Nean Scotland,
10 loae wood ior sew York: schooner george
N. Jeustt. feruanina, light, 10 load old rails
back for itch n)ni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
Death of AIiss TalIsferro.

RoAsoKy. Va. August 2T.-Ispecial J.
Miss Mamie, eldest daughter % Van Italia
ferro, taller in the Fidelity Loan and Trust
Company Bank. died this afternoon she
was on artist OF recognized merit and bright
promise aud was only twenty-five years Of
ape al the time OF her death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Joseph Baker. Antelope, Mary Randall lios-
ton: Wasp StOnington; Vastly, N0w London
Mayfower. New Bedford Nellie Hewlett
Coossw; T. 3. Graham, Port Boyal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST "a is92
ARRIVED.

Schooner Edward Lameyer. Beale, Rockland
lime n. Wendenberg; schooner VI; J.. Rock
agent: schooner w. IL, Rutan, Anderson. Pa
munkey rlYer logs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Gun rises..........5:39 Noon sets. g.ls T.. u.
Sun seIs............6.s3l Days length ..i3h I'm
HIGH TIDE.
moIhlnss '-.ssss'''' ~
Evening. 9:25
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

limited States are bound up in the sue
cese Of the party that came in with JET
ferson In the very infancy of our kepuD-
lie. the purity which for more than nalt
n century OF our existence has stood at
the helm Of State; the party which III
all periods of our history has been the
bulwark of our Constitution and the
faithful guardian Of their rights OF All
the people; the party under whose broad
banner the men Of all Municipalities nave
been welcomed 20 share with us TINS
God-given heritage; the party which from
the beginning has been the foe OF pro-
scripti0n, whether on account on
birthplace or Of religion the party
which knows no privileged classes, but
demands edual and exact justice for all;
the party which. under Jefferson, pur-
chased the great valley of the Mississippi.
and extended our domain 10 the gulf
and 10 the ocean. the party which under
Madison, bore our flag 10 victory in our
second struggle with Great Britain. and
which under his immediate successor. es-
tabished firmly for all time the rights Of
the American nation. by the declaration
and maintenance Of the Monroe Doc
trine: the party which. in the early morn
ing and in the noon of this century. gloricd
i'm the leadership of Jackson and Douglas,
the undaunted foes OF special privileges
and Of unjust taxation.
Under the matchless leadership Of the
man who gave you an honest administra-
ton Of the governments; who wrested
from the grasp Of those who had robbed
you of your heritage eighty millions Of
acres and restored it to the public do
main. whose principle in action is, a
public Office is public trust"-under
his leadership the Democratic party con-
idently submits the momentous ques-
tions at issue. and will abide by the de-
termination Of the final arbiters at the
polls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Dtf l. ~ cure ~ " days. Never returns; No pafssi
N no save; no sappostoy Aslotn tried
vala syery rsmsdy has discoferedt
sifups cure which oil mail free 20 his fellow saf
fsrara AsAssss H. RskrIABss stss. asu LEA uiSss.L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUousr %. 1924
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
LAlIBERrs POINT, AuoUsT RI 1872.


Steamships Rothsay Fernandina, Hamburg
Evelyn, Pensacola, fleetwood.