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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06

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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06

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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06
XLpENA ARGUS
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SONG OF THE ANGELS.

1t came upon the midnight clear,
That glorious song of old,
From angels bending near the earth
To touch their harps OF gold;
peace on earth, good will to men
From Heavens all-gracious king"
The world in solemn stiffness lay
To hear the angels sing.
Still through the cloven skies they come
With peaceful wings unfurled;
And still their heavenly music floats
Ger all the weary world:
Above its sad aud lowly plains
They bend on lowering wing,
And ever DER its Babel gcunds
The blessed angels sing.
But with the woes Of sin and strife,
The world has suffered long;
Beneath the angel-strain have rolled
Two thousand years Of wrong:
And man, at war with man, hears not
The love song which they bring;
o. hush the noise ye men of strife,
And hear the angels singh
And ye. beneath life's crushing load
Whose forms are bending low,
Who toll along the climbing way
With painful steps and Slow
Look now for glad and golden hours
Come swiftly on the wing;
OF rest beside the weary road.
And hear the angels singl
For 10 the days are Fastening on,
By prophet bards foretold,
When with the ever circling years
Comes round the age Of gold:
Where peace shall over all the earth
It's ancient splendors fling.
And the whole world send back the song,
Which now the angels sing.
The New Nation.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06

the hands of the sailors, who would
not fire at the beast for fear of hit
ting Mrs. Benton.
The strength of the latter, in
spite of her efforts, was evidently
giving way. Her limbs trembled
under her-she swayed from side
to side-her gasping sobs could be
heard even by the sailors.
The savage pursuer now gained
with fearful rapidity.
"Great heaven!" screamed Mr..
Benton, striking his forehead with
his hand, can nothing be done?"
Already the lion was within three
rods Of the fugitive.
"Firew shouted the missionary.
II give you leave. There is no
other alternative"
"True," answered the captain as
pale as death; lit must be either
the lion or the bullet"
He gave the orders; the men
took aim and fired. But neither
the beast nor the lady was harmed
In their fear lest they should hit the
latter, the marksmen had aimed
too high.
On went pursuer and pursued
the lion now not more than two
rods behind his intended victims.
Mrs. Benton saw ahead a clumr
of slender trees, evidently growing
from a cleft in the rock. A wild
hope animated her, and gave renew.
ed strength to her faltering limbs
By getting behind the trees, ant
lodging, might she not contrive tc
elude the animal until the party
from below should arrive.
The cluster of trees was now the
coveted goal, and she strained every
nerve to reach it. But when SHE
was within ten feet of it, she me-
with a fearful disappointment;
deep yawning chasm, right in hel
path, between her and the trees
and which had hitherto been bidder
from her sight by high bushes firing.
ing the edge.
The chasm was too wide to lear
over. She turned, and stood at bay
her back to the abyss, her face to.
ward the lion. Death was before
and behind her, hemming her in on
both slider.
The lion paused as she turned
toward him. He uttered a grow
of triumph, and crouched for thu
fatal spring.
The lady strained her child closer
to her breast. To descend the darl
depth of the chasm was preferable
to being torn by that savage mon
ster.
There was no time to loose. In
another moment the tawny body
must come swooping down upor
her.
But now quick wild thought
a mothers inspiration-fashe
through her mind.
Under the arm-pits she clasped
the child with each hand and raised
it high above her head so that the
bleeding scratches in its white flesh
were fully exposed to the lion:
view.
That sight reused to the full the
uncomfortable desires of the savage
beast. With a smothered roar he
shot up from the rock, his huge
form cleaving the air with one tire.
mendous bound for the child.
That was what Mrs. Benton had
waited for. By elevating her child
she had compelled the lion to take
a lofty leap, and now, with her lit
tie one, she quickly sank fiat on
the rock, thus eluding the monster,
which, uttering one long, wild, ter
rible roar, was carried head fore
most, out of sight forevermore, into
the frightful depths Of the chasm.
Nearly senseless from the fatigue
and excitement she had undergone,
Mrs. Benton was soon after convey
ed to the ship by her rejoicing
friends, who the next day left far
behind them the place of that ex-
citing scene of a mothers peril and
timely stratagem.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06
A Millionaire.

Uncle Ezry and his wife Susan
were in town one day from the
plantation seeing the sights. As
they stood on street corner fine
looking, elegantly-attired,. well-fed
man drove by in handsome car
riage.
"Gollyw exclaimed the old woman,
"who's datp"
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06
As the Boy Saw It.

A Detroit business man was max
ing some purchases at a Woodward
avenue fruit stand the other even
ing when he saw q street gamin
take an orange and coolly .saunter
off. There was no occasion to raise
row over it, but the gentleman
felt it his duty to follow the boy,
and observed:
81 saw you hook that orange,
my boy. 1t isn't of much value,
but if you begin this way, where
will you end?"
II never took it," he stoutly re-
piled.
"Oh! but | was looking full at
you"
~ say | never took it"
"There it is in your pocket"
"That's a ball."
'Let me see."
"Oh! WE'LL" he sputtered, as he
worked the orange out, "this is al
lus my luck. l never git hold Of
anything on the sly, but some
great big duffer comes along and
wants his whack. Here's half, and
now it's only fair for you to steal
some peanuts and divide. Detroit
Free Press.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERYl
A Great Mistake.

recent discovery is that headache.
dizziness, dullness. confusion OF the mind.
ETC.. are due 20 arrangement of the nerve
centers which supply the brain with nerve
force; that indigestion. dyspepsia, neuralgia
wind I'm stomach, ETC.. arise from the derange-
ment OF the nerve centers supplying these Or
gans viii nerve fluid or force. This Is likewise
true OF many diseases OF the heart and lungs.
as will be seen by the accompanying
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06

cut. Inc little
white lines arc
the nerves which
convey the nerve
force from [ h q
nerve centers to
every part OF tho
body, Just as the
electric currenti Is
conveyed along
/ he telegraph
wires to o v cry
station, large or
small. Ordinary
physicians fail to
regard this fact;
instead OF treat
ing the nerve CEN
tiers for the cause
of tho disorders
arising therefrom
they treat the
part affected.
Franklin Miles,
NJ. D.. LII. b., the
highly celebrated
spec ialist and
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06
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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-06

3rien * bleator,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-22

pointed when told that IL had not been re-
ceived and says he wants to begin grinding
out his idea Of justice as sooE as possible.
Banner: sam Budget and Sarah Budget Of
Athens are the respective names Of a com
bined ticket once drawn in the lottery OF mat
rimony. But IL seems that the result Of the
drawing was not absolutely. a satisfactory
safeguard against the usual discOrd and
family fuses so incidental 70 people of diff
fereut temperamcnts when living And the
neighbOrs were annoyed very much by the
din and racket OF free fight in which dish
pans and household utensils figured. and
curses and OId talk abOunded. A case was
made against the husband and his Honor
Mayor O'Farrell listened to the cause Of the
trouble. and after a severe lecture on past
misconduct, aud advice for their future be-
havior, imposed a fine Of g. and cost on
the erring husband, because he had started
the fu-s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-22

The Fort Meade Pebble has issued a large
special edition, Illustrated, des criDtive Of the
horticultural and agricultural resources OF
this section. and win mail them free any
where on application.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-22

"Speakin' Of tricks he resumed, with
out giving the proprietor a chance TO put
in word edgewise, though he made sew
oral attemps, reminds me OF queer sort
o race that happened during the war. A
Kentucky and an Indiana regiment was
quartered close together and the boys
used TO go from camp TO camp, social like,
TO play cards and pass the time that was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-22
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

An Athens Mans Terrible Fall.
Brunswick's Colored Justice of the
Peace-New Investment Company
Incorporated at Observation-Disclosures
Rob a Larder at Athens.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12
neten grpan puypen Der Convention

neten 8ryan wurben Der Convention
9eidliNe nnterbreitet. welde einitims
mig ansenommen wurbeu. Sn beniels
ben sriiBt bic Gonsention bic Demotras
ten pom Nebrasta unb label bieielben Su
feitem Mitwirten Elm, auf baB bic Oeles
aateu aus alien Counties beS Staates
CUR bemo.ratii4en Staatseonpention
erpablt mirbsn, wel@e iid fir ioiortise
ginfabruns Der freien uno mbei@rants
ten @olbs unb Sitberprdsuns 81 benz
ieeissn 8ertbuerbdltniile BON l6 81 I
ertldrsn, obne aui irseno wel@e anbere
Nation Der groe gu warteu. Serner
wirb jeber Democrat eriudt, ii@ an ben
OeIesatenwabIen 81 betbeili9en, auf baB
obises Yrincip gum Dur9bru@ selanse.
(Oie ieitber absebaltene bemotratiide
Transformation pon &anias bat ii9
NIT GROCER Mebrbeit gu 0uniten Der
freien Silberprdsuns gum @erbdItniB
BON l6 gu l, iowie Wiberruf auer &C.
iete, welde bic Mussabe BON 9unbess
%oblisationen fir anoere 3wede als ofs
fentli9e Nrbeiten 9eitatten, ertldrt uno
cine barauf binSielenbe Elante in ibrer
auisenommen).
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12
Der 9trctt unD teine 0oI8en.

@roBe gntriituna berridt i'm Eager
Der &apitali1en barber, baB bic Mil,z
sen in Galiiornien iid weiserten, se9cn
bic oortisen Carbohydrates uorSuses
ben unb lire Mafien lieber nieoerlssten,
ais iie sesen webrloie, fir ibre &edte
tampieroe Mitbirser 81 sebrau@en.
Ne9t ionoerbar tlinst IS n%ebenbei, menn
iie bierbur9 auf einmal 81 ber llebers
seusuns selunst iinb, bag bas soISdts
denipielen bod cine sefdbrlide Sa4e
iei. 60 LANCE bic MiIi;en ii3 ais nils
Iise Wertseuse fir ibren S4ue une H.
re 3wede bersaben, lieBen iie ii@ bic
Sade redt serne sefaQen, ieit es aber
uorsetommen 1T, oaB oieielben ben @es
Dorian ue%r,ueiserten nnb in einselnen
TaQeu iosar obne COMMANDO n3ebrt"
unb nit BEN austdnbisen bebridten Nrs
beitern semsiniduitlide Sa@e madten,
reipectius ;u beren S@ut in bic S4rans
fen ~truten, plaat ibnen oas bSie @ewiis
fen. sic permutben nit @e3t, bab es
nod better tommen tOnnte uno oaB im
8ompi ;wiiden &apital unb Mrbsit
mad unb mad bic %seiammte 8irsermebr
auf Gcite bes be6riidten uuo qefnedte>
ten @oltes treten oiirfte. I'm bieler
@eiabr u~or;ubeusen, babem lie ii@ oeBs
balb an bic Ser. Staaten &esierun9 UNI
8eiitono uno S@ut 9euanbt, bee ibnen
bonn aud bersits III einselnen 6dQen
semorben lit. Nber IS itebt 81 befirds
ten, oaB seraoe baour@ bic grbitteruns
Der l1nteroridten ii3 nod iteisert unb
Der slimmenoe Tunte 5ur bell looerne
ben Tlamme ansefu@t miro. Die eins
sise 9oHnuns. bic tritii@en Birren in
befrieoisenoer 8eiie su l0ien, berubt bars
in, bur9 s4iebsseri@te elm porlauis
ses uebereintommen 81 treffen uno alsz
Damn 10 idneu ais m09li@ S@ritte gu
tbun, ben giienbabnbetrieb in bic 9anoe
Ser @esieruns gu b%rinsen. Der sesens
wart,s tobenoe giienbabnitreit uno bic
bamit perbunbenen Stodunsen I'M Ser>
febrs= hno @ei@ditsweien io0ten bod
enbli9 seuiisen, ieben uerninftisen Men>
i9en gu Der Nnii@t gu betebren, baB bers
artise 9ortommniie nur bur@ cine
8ertautli4uns ber G1ienbabnen uerbin>
bert meroen t0nnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12

e. g. Song Don Noblcs County
murbe uon Der lettenGreita9 in ber in1ra>
cp absebaltenen @oltspartei>@ onuentton
bes 2. 8esirts ais consreBabseorbneter
nominirt. Die Convention, in wel@er
brei3ebn oer a@tsebn Counties bes Yez
3irts bur@ fat uou5dblise Delesationen
pertreten maren, p~erlief in ernter uno
barmonii4er 8eiie unb Gong erbielt bic
domination i@on bel Der eritea Mbitimz
muns. Derielbe, Elm i6li9ter Tarmer
aber NIT ben politii@en uno rationale
tonomiiden gerbdltniien oes 9anbes
bur9aus pertraut uno fir bas Qmt zines
GonsreBabseoroneten uo0tommen qualiz
f~icirt, mar bereits Dor 3wei Sabren
Woltspartei>@ anbioat fur oieielbe Stel>
lung. St war ieoo@ bamals menis
betannt uno muroen beBbalb feline 9ro>
zen Mnitrensunseu gu ieiner @abl 9e>
ma@t. Diesmal itcbt bic Sa9e ieoo9
anberes, oenn gong uar mdbrenb Der
Belt Staatss8 ortrasbalter Der 8olts>
partei nno bate baour@ @elesenbeit,
ibe:aQ betannt 81 weroen uub feline Nn>
ban9er merben nunmebr ni@t uerfeblen,
alien grnites fit i'm in bic S@ranten 3u
treten anb es iollte uns gar ni@t NUM-
bern, wenn Der nd@ite @on9reBs&eprd=
i%entant bes 2. @e3irts 6. 8. Song bei>
Be1 miirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12

Sic iebr uni ere in einem anberen
lrtiteI bieier Drummer ausseiprodenen
8efir@tunsen in 9e;ua Der Nusee3nuns
bes Giienbabnitreits 8ere@tisuns batz
ten, bemieien bic slusidreitunsen, ~elz
DE i'm 9auie Der uerflohenen Wode III
Chicago uno anoeren Yldten itattsefunz
ben baben. Sn Chicago wuroen burb
;iseuoie Maien tauienoe uongienbabns
wagen uno ionitises Gisentbum Der
giienba6n Companion uerbrannt uno
;mii6en ienen Maien uno Dem Militdr
uno Der 8oli;ei tam es %iteQenweiic 81
blutisen Erefien. in mel&en IS auf beiz
ben Seiten Soote unb germunbete ab=
ieete. IS wirb alsemetn 5useitanoen,
baB tic 8ranofiitunsen unb ionitise
Nusi@reitun9en pon i@le4tem @eiinpel
ueriibt wurben, aber trotSem werben
aue bieie @eietloiisteiten ben Streitern
in bic S@ube sei@oben. Die Diretto>
rem Der u. st. II. iino ii@ oelen aud
wobl bemubt uno Prdioent Oebs erz
lieB beBbalb einen Nnfruf an bic Streiz
ter, ineem er bieie ermabnt, ii@ auer
@ewaltacte gu entbalten. uon ben @es
leiien ber 8abnen fern gu bleiben unb
rubis unb friebli4 ben 0erlauf bes
Streits ab;uwarten. Ser Nufrui i3lieBt
nit ben Borten: v&eipectirt bas @eiet,
betr a9t gu4 wie seietliebenbe Blrser,
uno ME meroen uniern &f seminz
men," st ertldrt bic Mitslieber Der
Banben, bic aQ' bas l1nbeil anitiften,
fir bic Ueinbe Der Nrbeiter, bic BON if
rem Teinoen ;ur S@doisuns Der suten
Sa9e 9eoun9en.
Oas Ginsreif en- Der 8%unoessemalt in
ben @irren mirb pom pielen Seiten aui
bas Acknowledgements. miBbillist. go
nennt }. g.. Der grsPrdfoent 9arriion
ben ietisen Yrdiibenten Gleuelano ni@t
san3 nit 1nre@t einen l1iurpator, Der
bur9 iein unsere4tfertistes Ginmii4en
bic a%lsemeine cabbage aur ueri3tim>
inert babe. GaB oies BET Sal lit aebt
i9on oaraus beruor, baB bic Nrbeiter>
Crsan,iationen in @bicaso anf bic an
anoerer Stele mitsetbeilteP roclamation
bes Sra lioenten nit berNnorobun9 zines
au9emeinen Streits antworteten. Die>
Ter Streit lit benm aud, ben letten uns
beim S@luB Der Tormen u%orlie9enoen
8eri9ten mad, 0 Souerei9n, benz
@roBmeijter Der Mrbeitsritter, anseorbz
net moroen uno be5iebt ii@ ouf idmmt=
lide gu benz Oroen sebOrenoen Nrbeiter
bes 9anbes. IS iiebt olio nod gar
ni@t barna@ aus, baB Der sroBe Streit
Musii@t aui balbise 8eilesuns pat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12

Tieieniseu, pelde Tr. Sings Mene gnts
beduus sebraudt bsaben fenmeis ibrem Wertb,
unb ois snoerm bateu nun Gelsseubeit, lie
umentseltli9 81 periu@en. Spse4en gle
lld cine yrobefSi9e fret DerSbiolsen: se.s
gudlem y Co., Gbica8o, nnb Sie ,perben
cine YrSbsi9a9tet, pom 0r. Sings Neaen
eebenss NiQem, iowie ein Gremplar DeS ges
iunbbeitSfibrerS nnb 9auSbaltun9Sinirlts
tors fret erbalten. Wir 9arantlren, baB aQeS
has sSbnea gut tb,m wiro. ob9le,4 IS gle
Mi9ts tonet. >. ". Olien, Npotbeter,
0felp Him. 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12

Simmer aufs 0teue b6rt uno lieit
man, baB ;abIrei@e Stimmseber, melde
oQes 3utrauen su ben beioen uerluoerten
alien Narteien uerloren baben, ii@ 9erne
Der neuen Woltsparteibewe9uns ani@lie>
fen miiroen, menn bic Platiorm iener
gartei feline 10 anit0Bisen Puntte bdtte
unb 10 piele vGrants" m oer Spite
ber 8ewesuns itanoen. Wenn bieie
9eute, a~nitatt bic srOBtentbeils besabls
ten 3eitun9en Der alien Parteien, Ioltss
partei= 9;teratur leien wirben, tonnte es
ibuen ni9t i9mer faQen gu be9reifen,
baB Sic neue Yartei i'm @runoe senomz
men MIR brei 9auptbeitrebun9en ins
Qlu9e sefaBt bat unb oieie iino: Gritens
Geritaotli@uns Der Giienbabnen uno
Beidiieuns Der BabnonseiteQten bur@
itren9e Giuilbienit: MaBreseln, sweitens
cine perniinftise benz 8olte bienli9e
@elbbaiis uno 2eituns oes 8antweiens
bur@ bic Resieruns, uno brittens, baB
aQes 9anb in ben Ser. Staaten in ben
Yeiib wirtli4er Mniiebler 9elangen uno
BARN perbleiben Oh. -@as iona@ bic
pielen vGrants" in berPartei anbelan9t,
tOnnen mir uerii@ern, baB bteielben,
ooer w%enisitens ber sr0Bte Sbeil bauon,
LANCE ni@t 10 i@limm iinb, ais ME ie
pom Der preiie Der alien parteien barr
elteut werben. IS finoen ii9 in ben
beioen alien Parteien %ebenfa1s Grants"
uno Spar Don Der i@limmiten @orte,
bic nur bdufis irrtbimli@ ais vsroBe
Staatsmanner" nno rGoltsbeslider"
porseritten meroen. So1te bic @oltsz
partei bic 3usel Der &%e9ieruns, mas gu
lpiiniden wdre, III bic 6dnoe betommen,
mirbe iie ii6 Der wirtliden Grants"
lei@t gu entleci9en miien.. ....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12
81 balbem Ereiie uaa Glebelanb.

@elesentlid Der Convention Der llniteb
Societies Of gbritian gnbeauor, wel@e
in Gleuelano, Obio, tattfinoet, wirb bic
Nortbweitern Q.nie na@ ienem Plas unb
3uriid fur ben Breis Der gin3elfabrt Grs
cur ns~Tidets pertaufen. Die elben
iinb am 8. uno 10. Suli 81 baben unb
iinb bis gum 81. Suit fur bic @idfabrt
siiltis. Wesen bes Naberen penbe ma
lid an bic Msenten Der Babn. l6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12
9cm Sou:
fercn3-

Tauienb Dele9aten unb 9e9en 5000
Belu@er maren anmeienb, ais in Oma>
ia, Meb., bic bemotratii@e Greiilbers
fonfsren3, bic bebufs Bilouns elmer
Staatslisa fir Greiprdsuns e%inberufen
,porben, e%r6ffnet murbe. Der 5eitweiliz
&c Doriiter 9ajlette aus Beatrice erOfiz
,,ete bic Ronferen3 bur@ bic @erleiuns
Der ginlabuns, bic nit ausemeinem SUI
BEL be9riiBt wurbe.
Na4 S@luB Der @ebe bes Nbseoros
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-08
Bookkeeping i'm Henrico.
, ,he Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly tell me whether there is
a law in Henrico county prohibiting stores
from opening on Sunday? II it is against
law. should it not be reported to a magis-
tratc?
suppose the magistrate opens on the
Sabbath himself. then whom should We
complain to?
The stores in Tuckahoe District throw
their doors open wide. and their places
on that day seem TO attract more atten-
ton then than any other time.
FROM YOUR MANY FRIENDS.
There is no special provision of law
authorizing stores TO be kept open on Sun
day in the county of Henrico The pro-
visions Of law prohibiting work on Sun
day is as applicable in that county as
elsewhere
If the storekeeper be a licensed liquor
dealer he is also liable to the following
provisions Of the law: "No bar-room or
other place for the sale OF intoxicating
liquors. shall be opened. and no bitters
or other drink shall be sold in any bar
room. restaurant, saloon. store. or other
place between u O'Clock on any Saturday
night and sunrise OF the succeeding Mon
day morning. If any person violate the
provisions OF this section, he shall be fined
not less than $40 nor more than $500, and
shall also. IN the discretion Of the Court,
forfeit his license"
II the person offending be n justice Of
the peace, complaint should be made TO
some other justice or TO the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-08
Nafices of New Books.

"BIII. NYES HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES. Published by the
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are many splendid hits in II, and. there
fore, he who is the closest newspaper
reader will enjoy the book most. We can
recommend II to such persons as wish tc
be amused while they study history.
The history is beautifully illustrated
printed and bound, and makes an at
tractive volume Of 329 pages. For gale by
West. Johnston & Co. Price 500.
THE RAIDERS. A new novel by the
author OF "The Stickit Minister" Being
some passages in the life OF John Faa.
Lord and Earl Of Little Egypt. BY s.
X. Crockett, author of The Sticki,
Minister and Some Common Men"
i2mo Cloth. gilt. $40
THE STICKIT MINISTER AND SOME
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New and cheaper edition. 12mo. Cloth.
gilt top, $50.
These books are from the London and
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With us their imprint goes very far TO
recommend work. The writer whom
they now present to the American pub
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-08
The Governments Calculations

10 the Editor OF the Dispatch:
The Review of Reviews says the gov
eminent sells its ten-ycar ) per cent.
bonds at .223 so as to yield 3 per cent.
to the investor, and that if they were sold
at 100 they would yield only p per cent.
on the investment. How are these cal
culatiOns made? SUBSCRIBER.
The calculation of these rates and in
vestmentS are based on the United States
rule for partial payments semi-annually
Take the investment, add TO it q
months interest on the investment at the
investment rate; from the sum subtract
q months interest on 800 bond at L. :.
rate: take the remainder as new prin-
cipal, with which proceed as before, &c.
When this process has been continued,
say twenty times for ten-year bonds, the
amount due at the end of ten years
should be Sl00.'
We give two original formulas for the
calculation by Mr.. ). T. Pendleton, OF
Richmond.
l. Given the investors rate to find the
investment.
(B r. [Q+r0 !