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ON THANKSGIVING DAT.

Sermon by Dr. Munger at Center Church.
 The Rev. Dr. T. T. Munger will preach the sermon at the union ser vices of the Congregational churches in Center church on Thanksgiving day at il a. m.
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Photos by Electricity.

Call at Beers Photo parlors and see their wonderful electrical apparatus work. No more daylight required; the finest photos made up to g o'clock every evening. Gallery open Thanksgiving day. n28 St
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Thanksgiving Supplies at Goodw. w.n's Fruit

Thanksgiving Supplies at G0odw ms Fru.i and Vegetable Market, 6sb Chapel St. Caullflowers. ripe tomatoes, Boston market celery. radishes, lettuce, Hub- bard and Boston marrow squashes, old fashioned yellow pumpkins etc., etc.
 All Kinds of Fruits. Indian River sweet oranges, table pears. bananas, nuts of all kinds, figs, Malaga grapes, etc.
 Pound Sweet apples. Greetings, Kings Fall Pippins and other varie- ties.
 Goods delivered. Telephone 2S2-2.
 H. c. GOODWIN,
 few doors below the bridge.
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Do you read Books :?

Balzac's Novels. some S2 volumes, trans lated by Catharine Prescott Wormeley, S1.13 avolume. Saves you 62 cents.
 All of E. P Roes Works at 95 cents vol tune. Listed, you know, at Sl.50.
 Stanley J. Weyman's books, "A Gentle. "The House of the Wolf," My Lady Rotha," 80 cents volume. Publishers price, $1.a5.
 St. Nicholas Series for boys and girls % cents volume, different authors. Hardly think you can find them elsewhere In New Haven.
 New Book Store, main floor.
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 Got a cold? Feel chilly and half sick? Defective Underwear maybe. Perhaps last years Suit has no holes in, but still may be unfit for winter weather. Worn too thin you know. If you don't want the fever you don't want a cold. If you don't want a cold, you do want our Underwear. It's the good kind cheap, for men, women and children.
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Mrs. Nora Russell-Haesche has been engaged by "clan Campbell' of Bridge port for the next Burns anniversary. when she will sing by request for one number, "Auld Robin Gray"
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Wednesday, November 2S, 1894.
NEW ADVERTISEMEYTs TO-DAY.

Annual Mecting-N. II. Go. Agtl Society. Daily Ghut-Mntiey. Aeely < Co. Dr. .kennedy's Favoritc RemedyAt Druggists. ntertainmcnt-liyperion Theater. Tor sale-Photo Gullery-C. F. l. Fcrrcts-I80 State Street.
 ninnu shuppllG Enporium-F. M Brown Co. Gold Bouds-Chas. W. Scranton Go. Mouse Furnshings-P. J. Kelly x Co. Lost -Money--i3g Park Street. Plum Pudding-E. E. Hall < Son. Pleasant Thanksgiving-E. Mcintyre Co. Slks-Howe < Stctson.
 Securities for Saie-M. E. Newton X Co. sweatcrs-Chas. Monson Co. Table Ralsin s-Gilbert X Thompson. Mauttu'-D -Drosetnaking o., This Office. Wunted-Bookkeeper- II. Ford Co.
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1.-the Baby is Cutting Teeth, | Besllre and use that old and well-tried remedy.
 Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for children | tccthing It soothes the child softens the gums. | alaysal pain, cures wind collie and is the best
 remedy for diarrhea. 2 centsa bottle. sl1 m W and W
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Fine stock of Bradbury and Sterling pianos at E. l.. Catlin's, 643 Chapel St.
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BRIDGEPORTM MAN KILLED.

Collector for Life Insurance Company
 Struck by a Train.
 Bridgeport, Nov. 27.-Another horri- ble fatality took place this morning at the deadly crossing at the east end of the railroad bridge. Howard K. Her. man, collector for the Prudential Life Insurance company, was struck by the 10 o'clock express going west and in- stantly killed.
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Mean temperature. 42. Max. temperature. 5l. Min. temperature. B. Precipitation, o inches Max. velocity of wind, 36 SW. Accumulated excess ot temperature since January l, 493 degrees: or an average daily excess of Is degrees. q Total deficiency of precipitation since Jan- haryl. A03 inches.
 U. G. MYERS. Observer. Note.-A minus sign l-l prefxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 TT" in connection with rainfall indicates ftrace of. rainfall too small to measure. 'Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
 Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

Dean's Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely vege- table. Safe, .l
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 2T, 1894. SD. m. Forecast for Wednesday Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut Fair, much colder, northwest winds.
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MALLNsNEErYa'e.

The Buyer was marking a lot of fine Wool Crepons, 50 cents a yard. Knew they would sell for that. Scarce as they are fashionable. Higher authority came along and said, "Let them (the women) have 'em for 3e cents." 1900 yards of good goods, guaranteed pure wool. Good weight, good styles. Matters not where or how we got them. 3e cents to you. Blacks and all colors. Blacks of course will go quickly. Main Entrance, Left Aisle.
 Sterling" is on the lips of everybody this week. Not inr' a long time have women displayed such lively interest in the tariff. We mean the lack of the tariff. Sterling silver they want, Sterling silver they'll have. No price-preventive now.
 Sterling Button Hooks, Files, Cuticles,
 Tweezers, 9S cents each. Hair Brushes
 $5.s9. Hat Brushes $2.9s. Pin Trays,
 $1OO.
 Combs, Bon-bon Boxes, Jewel Boxes,
 $2.9S Vaseline Holders, $275. Orange
 Spoons $l29 each. Sugar Shells, $l.20
 each.
 Tea Spoons, S1.98 a half dozen. After.
 dinner Coffee Spoons. 33 cents. Many othei
 novelties all in Sterling silver at propor-
 tionate little cost.
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Your Thanksgiving treat is here among the 300 lbs. of fresh, fattening Chocolate Creams at I2c. a lb. for Wednesday only.
 Candy Counter.
 Want to make a present to yourself or somebody else Our dazzling furniture values and startling prices are real revelations to bargain seek CTS. Weigh the evidence. Count the cost. Can't do that without getting close by the Furniture. This hint comes from the Furniture buyer and he's right. Furniture, Second and Third Floors.
 Great pains have been taken to spread the Soap and Perfumery news. Great buy ing is the result. Have you heard, seen, bought? "Hig- gins " Toilet Fineries at auc- tion prices. Make a mental note of that.
 Bargain Table No. 1.
 Did you see in the papers, our list of Vocal and Instru- mental Music, 5 sheets for 5 cents? That shows only about half of the titles. Going to sell 'em all-3 for 5 cents.
 Stationery Counter.
 MALLEN*NEErYl@&pGs.'
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MALLN*NEErY1M9p&'

SPECIAL-WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. rEsHE Exchange, 56s Chapel street. is now
 X ready to furnish list and prices of Thanksgiving 6alnties. Owing to the large demand made upon us at this time ladies arc asked to place their orders as soon as pos sible. n27 2ts
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MAILEYsNEE[Yse.
New Haven, wo lnesday. Nov. ss. 1891.
 TAe weakAey ko-aay--Lskely % ds /asr. ..
PHILHARMONIC No. syl.

Store obeu Wednesday, Eue- namg: Closed Thanksgiving Day.
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THREE MONTHS, si.5O ONE MONTH, 50 CENTS; ONE WEEK, l5 GENTS; SINGLE COPIES, s CENTS.
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A Kansas Mans Experien

Mr.. Albert Favorite, ~ Arkansas City,
Kan, wishes to give our readers the ben :
eft of his experience with colds. He
saws: II contracted cold early last
spring that settled on my lungs, and had
hardly recovered from it when | caught
another that hung on all summer and left
me with hacking cough, which though
never wonld get rid Of. I had used
Chamborain's Cough Remedy some four:
teen years ago with much success, and
concluded to try it again. When ! got
through with one bottle my cough had
lett ME, aud ! have not suffered wIt!l a
cough or cold since. have recomm'nd-
cd it TO others, and ali speak vel! of 1t.
30 cent bottles for sale By J. W. Nelly
Druggist. .
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Election OF Officers.

At a regular conyocation OF Stevenson
Chap.er No. 10, ROYAL Arch Masons, held
at Masonic Hall, Big Stone Gap, Va on
June 9Th, 1894, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: W. b. MI
bourn, high priest; Joshua Mullins king
l. n. Kelly, scribe c. w Evans, treas"r-
er; C. II SPaldins, secretary.
The high priest then made the follow
ing appointments for the ensuing year
j. O. Straley, captain Of tho host; W: l.
Kennedy, principsl sojourner; W. .. hoo-
iuson, ROYAL arch captain; j. Z. Mayhof'
master of first vail W. B. Hendrix mas
fer Of second vail; Gus W. Lowell, master
of third vail; A. S. Hoge, chaplain; ".
uorslev, steward; W. S. Mathews, mar
shall; j. E. Bum, japitor.
This chapter meets on the first TUESDAY
Of each month at s o'clock p. m
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THE n. 8 w. PROJECT

Its Effort to Reach tho Coast Through
Georgia From Tennessee.
Much has already been said in the rail-
road columns of the Atlanta Constitution
bearing upon the rumored projects of the
Norfolk and Western railroad in the
effort, TO get direct connecting link into
Georgia from Tennessee for the southern
coast.
Latest reports from East Tennessee say
the road is in project from Cumberland
Gap, Tenn, to Gainesville, Ga, by the
Paramount Valley Railroad company,
making new north and south line
through Tennessee. The route of the
line will take in Coal Greek, Kingston and
Cleveland, in Tennessee, and will run via
Spring HILL, Ga, to Cartcrsville. This
road will place the new road between and
narallel to the East Tennessee, Virginia
e. Georgia and the Cincinnati Southern.
At Gainesville, Ga, the Westera and At
lantic railroad would give All entrance to
Atlanta.
The interesting feature of this PROJECT
s report that the Norfolk and Western
ia identified with it. The Louisville and
Nashville also figures in the discussion
over tbc new road. 1t has been but few
weeks since The control of the Knoxville
Cumberland Gap and Louisville was trans
rsrrca 10 The East Tennessee through
Drcxel. Morgan & Co. This transfer, 1t
was generally considered, would ultimate
10 cause the Louisville and Nashville to
l,,;la from Jellico to Knoxville aud either
secnrc the Marietta and North Georgia or
alec bniId n line from Knoxville to the
Southwest.
Then there is one more point brought
o,t The Norfolk snd Western reached
Cumberland Gap from Norton, Va over
,ho Louisville and Nashville. The new
.ooa il projected from Cumberland Gap 70
Carters.llle, Ga. By its construosio" IN
- ;,torest Of the Louisville and Nash
.;uo a,d the Norfolk and Western each
:. ,hsse svstcms would possess an outiet
a.,h tbronch East Tennessee into Geor-
rio thot they are accredited as wanting.
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Planning Mil for Sale.

The plaining-mll and saw-miil prop
crty located in Big Stone Gap, known
formerly as the Dutton Mill, will be sold
privately and On reasonable terms. This
property embraces complete outfit Of val
liable machinery for saw-mill and plain
ng-mill purposes, including a splendid
driver, all modern make. The machinery
will he sold separate from the land or the
whole will he sold together, as purchaser
may desire The site consists of three
and one-half acres Of land at the junction
of the two forks of PowelPs River, near
the depot of the L. 1; N. r. r. Co. This
is splendid opportunity to secure val
liable wood working outfit on very favor
able terms The public is invited to in
spect the property.
Address owner, j. Samuel McCue, Char
louisville, Va, or r. T. Irvine, Atty, Big
Stone Gap, Va. Jun2l 36-29
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1t Hax Do aguch for You.

Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill, writes
that he had severe kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was affected.
lie tried many so-called kidney cures
but without any good result. About a
year ago he began the use of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once. Elec-
trio Bittcrs is especially adapted to cure
Of all kidney and liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial
will prove our statement. Price only SO
cents for large bottle. Att. w. kelly's
Drug Store. o
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Mothers.

Gone good mother is worth hundred
schoomasters,'' said George Herbert.
Men are what their mothers make them.
But If the mothers are pecvish and irrita-
BILE, through Irregularities, female weak
ness" and Kindred ailments, they find no
pleasure, no beauty in the care of their
babies. All effort is torture. Let all
such, who feel Weighted to the earth with
weakness peculiar to their sex, try DR..
Pierce's Favorile Prescription. They will
find the little ones delight instead of a
torture.
TO those about to become mothers ii is
priceless boon. II lessons the pain and
perils of chidbirths, shortens labor and
promotes the secretion ofan abundance Of
nourishmcnt for the child.
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LOT For SALE.


By virtue Of a deed of trust dated Dec
emLer 22nd, 1891. from A. E. Spalding
to McElwee, trustee, recorded at Wise Q.
H., Deed Book 80, page 2O9, and by virtue
of an order Of Wise County Court of Feb
.ruary 9th, 1894, i'll the motion cause of
McElwee, Assignee, vs.. A. E. Spaalding,
eft. al, whereby the undersigned WIS ap-
pointed trustee in lieu OF the said Nc
Elves, will on July 23rd,. 1894. at the
front door of the 1nsermont Hotel, be-
tween II III. aud 2 p n, offer for sale TO
the highest bidder lot 3, Block %, "lm-
lprovement Cos. Plat No. l of the town OF
Big Stone Gap, Virginia Said sale shall
bc forscash sufficient to pay the costs OF
executing the said trust. and sutilcicnt 10
paw the debt due the assignee OF the sank
ofBis Stone Gap, aud the balance, ii any,
on credit Of one year.
H. G. MCDOWELL, Jr.,
-iuue2l 1929. 1rustas.
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,r,,,,,orsed DR.. Cave.

4to meeting held June 9Th by the
Southern Woman's Historical! society," :.
s. Louis, Mo., the Grafton OF Dr. cave ~
~. dwelling Of the monument 10 Inc
EMORY Of the Confederate soldiers ana
.;,,rs At Richmond, Va, was read ano
u,,, ,nnlaudcd. A committee present
81 the following resolutions ana p,e"
,Io which wore unanimously adopted
~ au.,aro.s For many years The South
10 !, ye horne Misrepresentation
=" a.na chase, snecrs and jeers' hoping
n'.t fine would soften the luminosity o
their conquerors, aud -
'" ..whcreas. The policy Of silence mas nor :.
,xon . shining success; therefore, - =
prof. ''ns,vod. That ii, our opinion the pol
s.;,.nco under falsehood and abuse :, =
nnrise and should be no longer
and be it further : t,e Rev.
-" Resolved, That we send 70 ''a ,,,,., s.
n = aar heartfelt thanks for hrsaS.
-. - th,t had policy, and 'ssa,s
,as :, .hat NC also have ever held =, 49, -
him Ina, t.i,h that an enlightened p9 :.
waset'''s :, aa.;ae that Tic South WIS =
' y. ri.l.,; aud he i furt',es I, resent
'as s, .,,,,..a. That We hefss4.h 7'fss 4.
. lsa'r.'' ,ea,,le Of ths city s 'es 9
i'e' ~ MIN ..ln confidence
81 xInnins lie verdict |. !. !, ,,s.s re 81, i
& /, FIAT wars of conq'lss' 'sI es'51s'
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whip her back Surely, rs individuals, we


3Rwhir her baak Surely, As individuals, wa
could not hare l,aen bcfter of if the G,trl-
/ federacy had succeeded, and there are
/ those who think much Hor1e. because the
success of the Gonfederacy meant the re-
viyal in America of Ill the problems
which hundreds Of years of brail and bat
tic haze left unsettled in Europe, while
the restoration of the Union cnaisles Us to
take IN the old sweet tale OF Bunker Hill
and Yorktown, and pursue it, under Gods
blessing, to the end of time.
Oh, no. All the people, North and
no longer huddle OF petty soyersisnties
divided by sectional lines, but nation
held together, Lot merely by legal hooks
of steel, bu, ,y hearts and lands, which
tlc dizzy eloguence of unbalanced minds
can nowise shake, whether they preach
the fanaticism of conquest or the fanati-
cism of revenge. It's nation, bound
together by q Constitution as rcgnant in
the South as in the North, not Confed-
cracy hanging by rope of sand, desPis-
ed by al! who would escape or refuse its
restraints. 1t is a nation for all time and
all men; and, instead Of seeking to raise
up generation Of young vipers 10 undo
the good that God haa done-instead of
seeking to make traitors of the lair lads
whom ne are sending to West Point and
Annapolis-.the true preachers and the
true women Of the South, yea, the very
widows and daughters OF the Confederate
dead. have been and are and will ever be
found addressing themselves to the noble
work OF rearing the one set to be good
citizens, and the other set to be good SOL
diers and sailors Of the union, with no other
though or care for the future than that it
may preserve our free fabric and bless our
dear land.-Richmond Times.
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tho sssneral.s Mansion.

Cent \. A Aysrs arrived from Gate
City Yesterday ard spent The tsy III town.
Work on his stone man aio., Tn Poplar
Hill, Big Stone Gap, is st;lI il, progress,
and when completed, il viii lie one ofsthe
finest mansions in al tl.;s ssctiyn Of
country
There Is neihing rs"t',y aheEt it, but
tho interior finish Mi lie very beautiful,
and viii present pleasing variety.
t;en'i Ayers estimates that the building
will cost aheut S25,o00 when complete.
lie expects to have il finished and ready
80. move into hy September ncst.--Bris-
tog Courier.
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4.sg Thai wars of defense are alUays

>>sa -
right.
49, That from file frstf tho last day
Of the war the North fought a war of con-
squcst.
~ Thai from The frstfothe last DAY
81 The war the South fought : wa. war Of de-
.fen.e.
.. Thai the sop.li frorl he frst vas
.eager for peacepr- I'd for iseace
..6. That The N0rt'l's answer to her
PRAYER was tie aru,ius :..,77;2.-ees men to
lrurl On the South 10 kill, desolate and.
conquer.
II. THAT 1t no time did the South haze
haIf (if sfs had oDe-tllird) as many men
10 meet those mercilesa invaders,
-. That in four years efforts to con-.
oner the South the North wasted the
enormous sum of s2,7l4,oOo,ooo.
50. That in her efforts to resist con-
ouest tie South had no money, but she
sosnt her hearts blood without stint By
these and other indispntable facts the
South willie Judged.
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LOIrs roR SALE.

By virtue ofthe deed of trust datedsan
uary 18Th, 1894, from II. If. B,,liitt and
nj. ii. Mc Efwce, Jr., to the undersigned,
as trustee, which deed is recorded in Wise
ia IL Deed Book 3o, page so, wilton
d Mn assrd s9l, between z o'clock N and
8 5. ID al the front door of tic lateralaiit
Hotel. in Tie town II Big Stone Gap, VS..
offer for sale lots and 2 Of Block q
81 n proy.meni Co.'S Plat No. Sc IA the
town OF Big ssso.ie Gap, sirgiiiia. Said
lots lie on Shawnee Aycnue, adjoining
4hc residence occupied by Dr.. g. D .kankaL
TERMS or $ ALE.
One aIf cash, balauce IN 81 irnntl. to
bs evidenced by purchaser q note Eissl
/ good l,s gsonal secitrit and decd ef trnss
On pro e III sold.
Bic owEa re Trustee,
4 1un9f gSss 2s
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Col. A. L. pr.iem orc for Congress.

Col. A. l.. Pridemore, of Jonesvlle, has
consented to let his name so before the
convention as candidate for the con-
grcssonal nomination. The Colonel
needs no introduction to the people of this
district, and if nominated by the Demo
Gratis thoro will be no doubt Of his cleo
ton. The Democrats cannot afford TO
take any chances and Should make their
selection after fully anaizing the abili-
ties of every name proposed. W. J. Il.
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,a,nocratic Congressional Convention.

DSIuoSA"tAS NN-e'
Pursuant TO resolution adopted ny ."s
Democratic District Convention OF tue
gil. Congressional District of Virginia At u
a meeting recently held, convention M :
hereby called to meet at Bristol, va
August 9Th, 1891, for tie purpose Oh nom
mating Decorate candidate 20 tep ~
sent the 9th district of Virginia ~ ~ ~
54tl, Congress of the United States 10 %
xotsd for ut the coming November ciec-
t;on Each Of the counties ard cities ~
aid district will be entitled TO one vo's
far each 100 voters and fractional part
thereof Of 50 or more on the l'asis OF !, 'a ne
of,be vote cast for Presidtn. u :. r.n.
1892. Which will give the ioi'oN'as 'ep
.resensation in convention; $50.
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a Correction

In giving an account Of tho city diree-
tory las, week, We said the frame WORK
was made by Kidd g. More, when it should
have boon by Dceman & Fleenor. We are
sorry this mistake occurred. The frame
is 6rst-elass pieco of workmanship.
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There have been several cases OF crae .i
ity 10 Ianinals in Big Stone Gap, such as q.
starved cows in the winter time. blind and
over worked horses picking up tteir 1T
] ing as best FRY could On the vacant lots
of the tes n, korses working with large
and painful sores on their shoulders and
backs vs'aay.fe deg brown aui OF a
arvuid story window, and ather like oc-
eIlrrsnees. 1'i,is itcmis written to give
+ lie information that there is Il city ordi-
naacr TO punish such cases; and the city.
"lit"rney will willingly prosecute all such.
oilenses. II is The duty OF the town
sergeant and tho members of The police
force 10 notice aud make arrests of All
offenders.
There is also general State law
against cruelty to animals, and arrests
can be made by city. county and state Of
iicers. and the gni;ty punished by justices
OF the peace and other officials.
Already one Or two cases have been at
tended TO and rectifed, and others should
be. II Should be the duty and pleasure
of all mantariaps to take the part OF
these dumb bruics and prevent needless
cruelty and suffering.
The city ordinance on this subject pro-
vides lis follows:
ARTICLE III
SEC. 10. Any person who shall within
the town limits override, overload, tor
ture, or cruelty beat, or who unjustiliably
injuros, mains, mu:iates or kills any an
imal, whether belonging to himself or an
other, or causes, or procures, or permits
the same to be done, or deprivcs any aEi-
NAL Of necessary sustenance, food or
drink, Or canses,0r permits the same to be
done, or who wilfully sets on foot. insti-
tuies, engages in, or in any way furthers
any act Of cruelty to animals, or who hav-
ing in custody MANNED, diseased, dis
abled, Or infrm animal, and abandons
such animal, or leaves it to die in pub
lie street, road, OR public place, within the
town limits, or who shall carry or caused
to be carried in or upon. any vessel or VIC
hicle, or otherwise carry any animal in
cruel or inhuman manner, or 80 as to pro-
duce torture, shall be fined not less than
50 nor more than $50 for each offence.
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A gentleman, under forty years of age,
whose hair Was rapidly becoming thin and
gray, began the use Of Ayers Hair Vgor,
and in six months his hair VAS restored
to natural color, and even more than its
former growth and richness.