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h.tr .in i.t r i iot ir r i -
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, 1 1 ; a.i or I'niln hi t ion
thi- ipti of Mr.
nun i:kdin(.
hf mi:
North ( nrnliiin ( I.i i-tl.tii Missionary
Asoriatum.
Tli is f.iiivcntio i int'T wtii tin
Hunch ,it 'lit-.r Swamp, I.i noii
county. N. No "i'in',ot kIi,
Dr. .1. T. N';U.-li. Pi
liyeretl t lit1 annua
The work of thf
' reviypd lor the y.
ueetl of moro ze;il
in the tnissionar
due Btteution.
e.illPii tlie house
Record i ui Secretary be!
Bro. C. W. Howartl w
ev.iii'i i;t i
Convi-nti
'0i ioii.il exercises
I IurtuT.
atrstriftory examination
..pa; . to the work of an
on Sunday morning.
m adjourned k!i de-
r
I-
Bio. J. J.
e.idciit dc-
iiddres.s a t 1 '.' in .
convent hi was
st year aid our
and faiti.fulae.-.-
canse icetMVed
The Piesidenr
tt) order. The
ibsea t .
lec'ed
ills
rejM
( '
Tl e
l.vai;;
he fob
wel
"un
'. B
Oa
pro tern, uiid Bro. I. I.. Iumh;".
Asst. l'.ro. A.. I. Ml') V ! elected
Treasurer pro tein. Ti: following
committees were apponpi d:
On Breachuip: V. ( o. Henj.
Brown ami S. W. Siiiuiell.
Or. StiUistK K; Caleb (."iinnon. sr..
r. W". T. Mayo and A. .1. Move.
(hi Kduciition: I. I., t'he.-mitt. .1.
I.. intielil and .1. II. Cowaid.
On Ordination: Ueoriie .loyner.
lical
i-ing
Point,
Cbap-
.' ell.
. I'amli
noort. Thris
Beaver p. Biver-
exe
t
ti :
o.. O'
I
fc' ir4 ml liar:.
A full tin of (vo.i wOoita alUwU for f I SS-
WnU th trt V- i ad mmi " "!''! l- ' ."
Utrftj pir.. ! p-rU, Cf(l ;n . . r. :...- : . cr. , -.. k
booka And po rw n!rndr. r.ioi T r :. t r.nn- c 3. v. ' : .
Bnofea. All kinJ oi rrfBTT ino.uPn 7 . ; t- :. nr.i:.-l s ... ;
I? W.xtrv for Jflc. ffbel
LArr tck of Ij1i' Walking J-k. l,.:uri- an t 'i . fr- r.i :i L.
!. whirh w r -rTort
natima t Purohixi ikxi.. ctlir. cuiT. nfiMi n.i nr. ! rh:r.
AI-. t;U ifitlt for Ih ju1t cUbr ti--t VxtSy Jt Iti lir hin ri. l.i' n ,
utrutw u! if aot aprtor. m aht hirt oli id N r'-rn
W 1 h Lh i-ontroi at K.l.k CnTi-ml Stwxhi "li n.I . u:r
N- K. Tif Sh. for ilM. AW ir i!n.i m.l SH. f.x- 8- 'O. v..-r.-for
(Ml W r laa tot Ot Et Np York tr.uf-lur;r.i t on;pni p.ji
aJr PTiaco Shvw. ta Lii. Mt" vnJ ' "hiHryn '. that brn o ul in
thaa narkat for th paak &iWo yr. r.i 'ur:r. tht tin-r -vP iiin th tt
MUuif bctLOQ to lh trd: ttl01C" lit! Vk i ..i io. r f :h. n;uitr. t!- i ?"rvr..'h
kttl in.i workrd tuttOB hair, for ') ' ) ' r.c! Ut..
naaburx inifvnf uJ iCMfCofea I'txti i tal cr'icho edfxtifr. ( riti!a! n j
tfnmh Ix-ya. Car rolW. Be tpfcc. Wrmnj f r. Sc. pr rjuirf. Knv.-I
opM.Su. a. pact. . ai Mhl fork. 3c a r. !.:. aoh
A Larja x:k of children tkOM for 10r. a pir. rth IV an.! 2"-- , in f,nu-T
artpaa, auittl color ajui black. Haopakiru. 1 5c.
Aad att aoiilMW -raraatj of all kin-la cf -! to nunyi l ruccti.i. .
X" A liarpar'a Baaar IHttera giro aita ah Irc Imodium to .V
or mora.
Wbn yoa ntrd aoj guol in oor h:a tx sore to ruie m sec r.s, a we
rxaraaCni our $rcaa u low, if Dot lvr, tbn tlie tovrest, .mil you will
feel faUj rernviU Cor cqailnf.
Aent fc tkDomtStic, Darii and IToujr'ho'.d Sowing Ms
ChlnCS- BicliBSoW bj rw w.Tirmttetl for ." year-.
DUFFY & SV
iOPDLE STREET,
; ' 7 ; XEW BERNE. N. ('.
made a; Au.i.sta last i.-lr, K Wuuicltl anilJ. W. Ktheride.
ihankin: Hod most ler- On .Ministerial Character: N. S.
:.u tiie debveiance ot the liicbardsoti. .1. W. llodces and S.
'he l n:-..l States from Li Taylor.
lT'-: and di-racc of havini; ( (),, 'llintricts: ('. VY. Siv am. .lolm
'"''tuc an. I lacenuiary i:. Wintieltl. .1. .1. liawU. .1. II.
WofiJaril, Asa Arthur. I.. .1. hap
man. Joseph A. I'razit r. K. J.
llrot'k. lieu j . Brown. W H. Cox,
W. V. Draufrhan. .1. T. Walh. 1 1 .
I 'i e.-ide nl .
in which a
"b-ti'-y, ::iai
- Tiled to
v . li -cc; I' U
It is the first
candidate for
Idened by tie
inoculate his
il passions in
mm . r
TRIC'l L-
he ( 'onnnittee i
nets subaiitted i
rt:
asr .Man too,
t: E. B. Bowers
P nt ego Pan teg
el. I n ion Chapel; 1J
North Creek P
co. Chapel Hill; 11. S. Dav
Christian Hope J.-rrii
ti.ui Hope, Long Acre,
1 bun; U.S. Gi:rgaiui.
Salem District Salon
Mde, Tinioth: J. B. Burns,
1 lookerton District II ookei ton.
Coiinth. Bethel: C. V. Howard.
Mill Creek Distrii t Mill Cieek,
Kuteka, Pleasant T'uion, Giddous
ville: .1. T. Davis.
Wilson IHstrict Wilson's Mill,
Wilson, Bethany; J. J. Harper.
Martin Co. Poplar Hill. Man
nine School House, Macedonia,
Christian Chapel, Kobersonville, i cause tl
ion s Grove, Lebanon; H. N in
field and Stanley Avers.
Antioch, Eden. I. L
d; ti-
iii.',:Uu. :o"js, m.-te.uioi enconr ig-'ii;;
a nat' aal originality, such a.- ;
I0i?Sc5wl b.v the otlic r nations ot
the earth. Ever, nat: in, save :ar
own, has a music peculiar to Use!!',
and the style if depe ident oi. the
gm.era! tuin of ,ts inLabitant--: ro
e must be to labor on
i. W e must bring in
i! lie- countries, with
il r characteristics;
down into the body
op' every grace from
. but be as much
! u ' ba", as an ai tist
"ying an cxfires
;s no nation where
. -i cies of music is
l"ve-song of the
e"gh" -aft, thougli
oud the utmost
y. The war .songs
'. idians never fail
. astonishment and
i :ioe who niKlorstand
i-.-ii' language. The
rid oh. the psalm of
e ballad of the Eng
: i of the Balian have
1 do not men-
GUBERNATORIAL VOTE.
FIRST DISTRICT.
'."11'
'1 .
it'
Jar- Bux- g ,
vis. ton.
Beaufort 1.717 1,743 2,001
Carteret 083 705 1,171
Camden C31 523 699
1 Chowan 626 t54 704
Currituck 088 32." . 978
Dare,, 283 200 ' 241
liutes 1,009 518 1,183
Hertford .'. 959 1,131 1.129
Ilvde 799 592 867
Martin 1.386 1,295 1,576
P-Mnlico 584 386 748
Pasquotank.... 573 1,052 898
Perquimans.... 749 979 777
Pitt 2.228 1,771 2,436
Tvrrell 410 353 488
I Washington ... 621 950 648
' Totals 14,545 13,443 16,562
York.
1.681
597
564
811
413
286
tTK
1.3U5
674
1,234
005
1,239
979
2.285
335
1,072
SECOXD DISTRICT.
I t - '
1 ten oi.
noi Ii
so;p; c
the Ct
lis!:. :
their p.
tion wi
Bertie 1,188
Craven 1,'190
Edgecombe. ...1,723
Greene 863
Halifax 1,775
Jones 575
Lenoir 1.088
Northampton. .1,512
.. 988
.. 947
ii.
Vance
Warren
Wilson..
..1,573
1,721
2,816
3,470
950
2,426
796
1.370
2,041
1.482
2,172
1.389
1,614
1,338
1,695
1,046
2,264
746
1,620
1,733
1,155
1,146
2,135
14,784
1,823
2,525
3,316
1,094
3,789
7o5
1,399
2,351
1.612
2.142
1,493
kind.'
teristic
v
Be
Totals ,
adenc
i .ge tor its choice of another
in. CulefM we underestimate!
p not ism ot the people, North:
Teet
D. Lewis ami V. -V. Thomas.
On J inar.ce: .1. B. White. Wni.
Balden anil W. V. Draiighan.
Bro. 1). W. Davis was appointed
with nri.:wh to morrow :tt 1 1 i m and
i
eel South, thev will rteet it
-a. i scorniui anger e trj ucre, j;ro j ( hesnntt at L' p. m
i- trdlbetbe l.vt instance, as The convention adjourned
n.-ll a- :he first, unil no turther tlis- to morrow morning at 10
apjx. Kited miscreants will dare defy Devotional exercise h p.ro.
rhe warning. " Harper.
The 7iwji.- '-Mr. Blaine took
thf occasion of a serenade, at
A'igiiva. la-t evening, mteiiiletl as
a personal compliment by his
to rtismen. tt) deliver the most bit
ter and mischievous sectional
sveerh that has been hoard in the
North for many a day. The au
gn:jh oi defeat seems to have ex
tinguished nil of the generous senti
meut which he professed to have,
when he iH'Uiiod li is letter of
acceptance, or rather it shows
that that sentiment was paraded in
the hope of winning Southern
, ,,..1 l..i,1rr r;t.i,t In Mi-ir
..... U......K , on Statistic
,n.e.v- ins real icmpiT. xie pennies
the Northern intinenee that con
'ributed to hi tlefeat, and treats
the re-.nl' a.- a transfer of the con
trtd cf the government to the South,
until
a. m.
.1. .1.
SlU.i'NI) PAY.
The President called the conveii
'tion to order and Bro. .1. L. Burns
iled in devotioDnl exrn ises. Pro
! eeedings of vesterday rend and ap
. proved.
The Hoard of Managers recom
1 mended certa'n changes in the con
stitution. Bit. A. .1. Move moved
.that final action article xi be de
i lerreil cntil tt inorrow at 1 a. m.
All the changes were adopted,
i On motion, 'all the church letters
, were passeil over to the committee
Antioch
Chesnutt.
Bonn tree's Bouutree'.-
(;. Allen. . which
Wheat Swamp Wheat Swamp, adopt
Briery, Stoney B.ranch; Dr. H. D.
Harper.
.Tones District South West,
Pleasant Hill, Haskins Chapel,
White Oak, Deep Springs; N. B.
Hood.
Pungo District Clark's School
House, New Lake, Head of Pun go;
I). H. Adams.
cannot with prop
into the music of i lie oth. r.vefc there
Berea. is something in every one of them
-otch songs, be-
'. an of a peculiar
the charac-! , ,
f n,., ; Bladen
iu ui uic-ic -.. 1 1 n nn
., -' introduced Dunlin 1.063
Harnett 995
Moore 1.452
... I Inn nn. 1 lllf
we ?s a nation tail its i.vuo
iiul it is only by this general i
study that the music of any one na
tion can be rendered complete.
The German thinks the French
man mad: the Frenchman stops his
ears to the dullness of the German;
the English compositions in stanzas
have long been the jest of the Ital
ians; and it is nor a great time since
the taste for Italian music (which is I Nash
now carried to a most ridiculous ! Orange.
Sampson.
Wav-ne . ..
....13,422 20,633 16,492 22,299
THIRD DISTRICT.
1,278 1.F30 1.426
2,162 2,479
1,214 2,239
724 1,254
1,397 1,797
530 1,284
1,246 1,215
1,688 2,551
2,233 2.796
...2,108
...2.330
1,511
2,159
1,174
722
1,426
472
1,240
1,591
2,600
Totals 14,238 12,674 17,041 12,895
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Alamance 1,447 1,27? 1,629
Old Ford District Old Ford.
Tranter's Creek. Oak Grove, Mt. ' extravagance) has been adopted in
Pleasant; ,T. Latham. America.
Plymouth District Free Chanel. : But while we mutually langh and
Chatham 2,159
Durham 1,158
Franklin 2.034
Johnston 2,063
..1,556
.1,159
Wake 4,280
1,888
921
1,998
1,707
1,367
986
4.648
2,481
1,576
2,130
2,801
1,837
1,670
4,772
1,245
1.671
1,196
1,987
1,826
1,528
1,051
4,278
Holly Neck, Saint's Delight; W. O
Wintield.
Hyde District Middleton, Ne
braska. Springfield. Swan Quarter,
O'Neai'.s Chapel; Jno. It. infield
stare at one another, there is not
-ne of us from whom all may not
borrow. True melody will please
in every country, and the art will
Totals 15,856 14,792 18,896 14,782
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Caswell 1,446 1,790
Forsyth 1,765
Granville ....1,822
Guilford 2,251
be in selecting every passage of! Person I,f08
Pamlico Broad Creek, Goose i this, while we regret those singular
Mm wOi WtMT1nn
inia wW
tfSPURGATI.
hMH7Ti
Vt3 ial I rui ra, aJ(&a fraaa 1 to 11 wka. rut ta- rrtoi-ni to micJ
s UWaaj aaaaaifefca rs-r r iit Oroeptninc Ik pint Lm iui ftgui.
ItMinM U4 UDILI dlfUM. SoU rvrrywUfra,
rjna ia aaa Baa fci ta
aaaaaa krjr cxad tar Maria.
mm
WOMajSO" AO0TMalIMa.jljrcriJ
a m mm am aw i i CMMatn. L a.
Croup. AllltRU. HrnfirhftU. N'rtarrU
KWunMtl.m. jousi -e-
JiKlR I AX V . i Zrfr- t.'
I'tt will !Hiji(3iiua. rwUttv lemb.p
41MEUM. aiUl wi'i v.:. nr. BJM CJM
N, tm In' tmim. tt It mv BaAr
hiMKJKi u trai Ikan cant.
tMT CTUH liama. naw mt low m
aakai
1 The convention adjourned for 40
minutes. The convention reassem
bled at 2 p. m. ami alter singing
1 proceeded to business.
. . m T rr . 1.. . . r . 1 -
wl.i, n he professes to believe is N A V , , -1 v '
iraught w,th misiortune to the American Bible hocefy, was intro-
.Inmil ri-v thn a-rn v.inf uin -i ml v.
count rj. lie snows no concept ion , , , ,. . , .
of rhc principle, that the govern-' l"alu 111 u"Jtu
den; b-clongs to the people of the
v.. ! . . . ' . . .. i ii r i v ..till n.it li. it hurt v
.... u....t,,, ..,,,r..n.!..-.v..ra tn r. r i v.. 1 " en t called 111)011 Bro. ,1
the old antagonism ami hatred and' Iua,u s,,lne vcr-v timel-v 10
to lurtame the fe irs of Southern
r, ..rf-r.-.s V n:ore . i r i t tat riot ic. mis
ch., vou.s and bit teily sectional and Keeording Secretary was author-
thai, Blaine exhibits ""ui"""lu
nceivable. an.l copies oi in- j.roceeiiings oi
nauv causes of tn's convention ai d distribute them
l,e country has, among the churches
Creek, Bethany, Dawson's Creek,
Concord, Bethlehem, Bay Creek;
Aug. Latham.
Bethlehem J. W. Trotman.
Kitt Swamp Kitt Swamp, Trin
ity, Union Chapel, Weir Creek,
Blount's Creek; A. J. llolton.
Onslow Christian Prospect,
ities, which, not harmony, but the
peculiar turn of mind of the people,
have introduced in every nation.
As the sweetest of all musical
sounds is the human voice, so the
highest glory of the art is in follow
ing its modulations and expressing
the sense of tlio.se words in which it
Rockingham. ..2. 361
Stokes 1.181
Surry 1,370
1,796
2.040
2,248
1,103
1,502
966
959
1,550
2,101
2,199
2,491
1,490
2.443
1,329
1,371
1,603
1,877
2,047
2,208
1,082
1,577
1,027
1,433
Totals 13,504 12,404 14.974 12,854
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Richland, Union Chapel, Sneed's ! adds meaning to melody.
Ferry, Tuckahoe; A. O. Warren. The introduction of this into
Kinstou George Jovner. ; music is the triumph of the human
White Hill Grantsboro. White ! voice alone. The music of the
Hill, Amuoii: J. W. P. Holton.
Anson 1,632
Brunswick 702
Cabarrus 1.465
Columbus 1,577
Mecklenburg .3,289
New Hanover. 1,359
Richmond 1.340
Robeson 2.253
it the society
There being no special business
before the convention, the Presi-
T. Davis,
t m ti L-c
On motion of Bro. George Jovner
Evengelist
Walsh.
at Large Jno. T.
narrow spirit
i u his lie feat, is
.ts am
:ra; i:
It-do
jaandciM a co. Buaata. ;
SsfilJmE HEiJS LAY
r to th.
ton tha
r. d from ai
. d by sue: j
i .irW sa;
1 st-rcn.n '
i a !.".-t nigh' .
n i:.io of the
:!. prepare
rt gartletl a
It was a
na.eria's .rom
.lmiri.f r itirtn ' Oil lUptlOll, tile COIlMitl0tl iltl-
ti;
ns fr;.t. the ' t
M NwUI m ma m mmwm t B CI r i. aa. Mtiiii'i ilinurtwlTBiJ-ai.a
-CHICKEN CMC &.ERA. S?W2rz aU-it
' Till-;
GOLD WEATHER
a.W.
AT
B
la: 1 bv. hut h( r fxiNl ' i ' ;v :
i OfiK i.N Tlir ' IT
g'
A i
to
I I
W I
dit .. s.
ruMi-ng malignance
by B! vine before t!..'
ttt in in that lie mign :
t r B ,-esidvii t . obtain
the nm; hern Staies
"t tleleat and hum li-i
'journeil until to
' at 9 a. m. I )pvot
Bro. J. L. Wintbl
I'.orrou
'iial e
tunr ling
p ises by
t spirit."'
"Blaiue or
for himself at
nd in response ,
band delivered' 1,vv
speech, which1 The convi'i.tion was called to
us aoleinn vale-! order by the Piesidei.r. Devotional
speM-h full of, exercises by Bro. A. Warren.
.'. ;ts preached (The committee on preaching re-
idea occurred ported that Bro. J. I., lb" tis pi e.u h
:, as candidate 'at 1- m. and Bro. N. B. tlood at '
i few votes in p. in
In his hour Letft r.s from the chare':. ea called
ion Blaine re- for and passed over to the comimt-
A Plea for Vocal Mnsic.
Solinus. who has the art of say
ing pretty things, tells us that the
origin of music ;;s from the cries
of children: The variety of notes
that express their disgust to the
state of being in which they find
themselves gave th" -.!?it for that
orderly variation of s which we
call harmony, long btiore the old
Greek collected its
the forge, or the Kgy
clippings of the ma.-
" ;th what ;)Oni)
Eus bins ascribe tl
Zetl us and Ampl-rari-s
with Cadm
doe.-- Isidore makt
Pythagoras, when
from Maneros!
-Tosephus, proud t.
of the Hebrews, a.
honor which he asc
inventor of all arts
.vho bv
: birds, the notes of the sweetest in-!
struments, are but dead sounds, in :
icompaiison to those of the human!
voice. They tinkle in the ear, but!
convey no appropriated idea. The
voice gives sentiment with its har
mony, and awakens every passion
' of wbv'i the human heart is capa
ble. It was on this princ.ple that the
immortalized musician of antiquity
acquired that fair 2 wh ch has come
Stanly....
Union ...
Totals .
... 873
..1,481
995
896
1,057
922
3,206
2,349
1.739
1,934
606
&80
1,896
921
1.903
1.867
3,727
1,751
1,958
2,361
1,100
1,838
1,084
926
953
928
3,040
2,879
1,675
1,992
614
620
Catawba 1,867
Davidson 1.745
Davie 913
Iredell 2,346
Montgomery . . 695
Randolph 1,976
Rowan 1.979
Yadkin 920
...15,971 14,584 19,322 14,706
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
619 2,303 650
1,887 1,954 2,072
898 1,067 1,107
1,603 2,679- 1,708
898 901 926
1.834 2,044 1,828
1,359 2,636 1.372
1,153 952 1,213
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And !tr H; and Sammtr Suitu rtiuc t-
oa ua and grt nr WINTF.R Ot TVIT
Baimr. Uj OJtLT FJCCLUStVK . . ' T - tTKMsillSi i
J mat boy bofora T'" ( jtn -i
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cnmplaaa. N.bj S ci r n. 1 i'i;uii n::m .-.f I'.if at'
Crtrkacrawa.
Otr Una of '"WrfoaW la tS lxf. tir -.--r ha i
rkya. Yjhuw and Childrn' Suit from $'J W up !t.v i'., r
Fall tin -f t'adararaar. Ag.-atA for th t.'l..ort- ) i'vrl il-.;r-.
Wa aall a g-.axl w ! iU ITU Ug'a f It . ti srsi l"u:T IUn 1. ;
Ca rtjcki-.ow!o., hT
1H-1 al thru
C t liioa :h - Hoaa. "
Oar Ha 8ttx-k la vary tsrxn citriTpri-t r.
ym-w TJaa acd Searfa, Gk-. Ht-awT Hln.lk .- r.;
Coilar and Caff Battaaa a4 P-val-r Pr-,.-
' fJafradaana Jt Ok.' H
-mim aaarkat. Wa lia t
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s.ia t -
oi I ' . i : i. --polled by the
t ei- t of ; he K. 'iblican party.
Inert- i bub- ti: . i is new in the
-..lee fr.-iii tio valley of humiliation.
Ii.e Acieiicau people have heard
i . 1 1 r I aboir all that he has to
-a .-I the danger of admitting the
S.iutu to lull pat t toipation in the
ttair-. 't the (iovernment, and
. ail be is able to sa in regartl
..ting our industries. 1 he
oi . no ai iict-ii against h:iu has
i. pa. it .. . lie has been t oltl
. i l.. o. w an t eil . He has
'i ' hat hi- -;o: :t-s .li.oiit t he
. ti people ai e danders, and
more .-.ensihility ami a
"f pt-rMinal pride, he
. . tin k 1 v -u ! is o 1 oil w hen
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On riKifion nl l'.ro I K Wotlipr-
lngton tin' time and lace of holding
the next convention be made special "
order for .". p. m. The President
appointed the following committee
on election of officers tor next year:
J. I.. Wintield. J. T. Davis and Dr.
W. T. M iyo.
Bro. J. J. 1 larpcr. Corresponding
Secretary, submitted his report
which was received, adopted and
ordered printed.
Bro. V.. A. Move submitted his
rejMirt as Treasurer, which was re
eeivetl, ordered and adopted.
The ( 'orresponding Secretary sub
mitted an additional report, which
was ordered printed.
The committee on tin- nomina
tion of oftieeis reported as f..!li..
which repoi' was ;i i n : a:, ui -1
adopted:
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HOWARD & JONES,
Orr-. EPISCOPAL ''HURCH.
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President, Gt
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Williams; Be
. W. Howard:
i a: per: Treas
iquity
if the
:cm r.s
du. - Je.bal,
many ages preceded all
tho.se, as expert in the science
which they preteiuh d to devise.
But to what end is all history with
its conflicting opinions, in deducing
the honor of an invention from this
or that period, or eonfiiiing it to , u
one or another country; when ua-1 c
tine has given the oigans destined :,i
for it, and the cap fity of using ;s
them to all people, and when at all St:
nines men have ass. .redly employed )
them to that purpo-e?
She who taught the nightingale
to sing, she w hose early h urn the
sweet lark warbles to the morning,
.she who poms forth the full melody
tioin the daep throat of the thrush,
and gives the little sparrow the
pleasant, the articulated harmony,
she also, w hen she. gave to man a
throat and breath, taught him to
modulate. This i the work of
Xiiturt. in harmony with the laws
of Nature's God. Tuns far music
i lu-i gift. None of the 'sweet
tuned in st rumen ts" know n to human
invention cipials the natural voice
in sweet :;es: thev are all harsh or
on the .vings of so
s, and waich will live' Alexander .... 792
rile harp of Opheus, i Alleghany 514
:iu- .veto but accom-1 sLf L027
-e, -inch e;,,:.:.::::1-
r a-' the chrrms j Cleveland 1.691
. hat moved and i Gaston 1,097
savage inhabi-! Lincoln 903
.. nrmeinlo that. Watouea l
, ive tamed the Wilkes
-., and to have! Totals....
:id tigers follow:
v. sung the pleas
Totals 12,441 10,251 14 536 10,876
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
THIS AND THAT.
Courier-Journal.
The Indiana voters were not afraid of
the Gray.
Wrn. Mahone,beingoutof politic, can
now come out as a dwarf.
The contributing department clerk is
kicking himself all over Washington.
Discussed among tho office-holders:
"Does decapitation cause instant
death?"
PVBRident Cleveland is not, as is sup
posed, a shle man. He is "wedded to
Reform.'' -
Mr. St. John supposesThav the Kansas
Republicans who burned him in effigy
must nave been very drunk.
Dr. Burchard prophesies that the in
auguration of Grover Cleveland will be
celebrated with Roman candles.
Grave responsibilities are gathering
about President Cleveland. What is he
to do with Gen. Logan's eighteen rela
tives? Blaine's plurality in Pennyslvania is
more than 80,000. Where was Samuel
Randall when the gas went out?
(Hannibal Hamlin did not think ha
would live to see a Democratic Vice
President, or HannibU Hamlin out of
office.
Gen. Fitz John Porter is of the opinion
that the great Republican mistake was
in putting ah Illinois brunette on the
ticket.
The Republican attempt to make Salt
river run up stream, in 1884 will make
an interesting appendix to Mr. Blaine's
book.
Pennsylvania, which robs every other
State in the Union, is shown by the elec
tion returns to be the banner Republican
State.
The Ohio man will occupy a back seat
for four years. He is of no service to
the Democracy, and has done the Re
publicans little good.
A Chinaman has run away with a
Chicago man's wife. It is understood
that the husband encouraged the thing
because he hates Chinamen.
Cleveland carried Boston over both
Blaine and Butler. Hereafter, space
enough in the White House garden will
be reserved for a bean bed.
The Republicans, some of them, have
hoped to see Mr. Blaine put in through
an error. It would be a great error,
indeed, that would put in Mr. Blaine.
It was a splendid fight that Col. Mor
rison made, but he comes out ahead and
perpendicular, leaving his opponent in
a horizontal position. Washington
Post.
The Democracy have the Presidency
and the House of Representatives.
What a blessing it would be if the coun
try were rid of the dishonest old trade
dollar Senate!
Ben Butler is disgusted because Mr.
St. John ran 5,000 votes ahead of him in
New Yoik. The old varmint should be
thankful that Belva Lockwood didn't,
beat him too.
There are Republicans who complain
that the New York Tribune has misled
them. There has never been a time,
since the party was born, that the TVi
bune has not misled them.
The Rev. Dr. Burchard is vtry bald.
Butting against "Rum. Romanism and
Rebellion," all in one lifetime, ia
enough to remove the thickest hair
from the thickest head.
Why is the Republican party like an
unsuccessful burglar ? Because it tried
to break into the White House with a
Jimmy and a Jack. Bring 'forth the
cheese knife. Echoes of the Camp&gn.
-A
...1,40
375
247
1,032
816
419
544
1,127
763
552
1,548
943
595
950
1.278
1,251
2,030
1,385
1,162
759
1,301
psocicry, rue uan-: Cherokee....
o1 he advantage of j Clay
Toe hearers oi' tho i Graham ....
. in.'o a people, and Haywood...
, ,, ,, ,i 1 Henderson.
o-idtthe wal.s. JacUson
' is principle, that the I Macon
n-i composers of all j Madison. ...
.10,220 7,423 11,654
NINTH DISTRICT.
Buncombe 1.925 1.566 2,665
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sonatas have their
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has, and al
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748
356
217
859
646
656
7S9
937
497
771
330
1 Mitchell
' McDowell ..
' Polk
i Rutherford 1,204
Swain 404
Transylvania . 390
Yancey 6S0
643
181
62
440
843
215
267
1,089
963
578
429
1,278
67
284
418
505
368
268
1.184
782
713
708
1,087
635
951
446
1,517
494
460
740
351
403
1,251
995
420
612
934
753
624
1,939
8,272
1.941
594
205
137
744
977
345
493
1,388
1,148
638
481
1.232
158
323
662
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JOSEPH SOHWER1N.
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UALUjOTH CLOTHING STORE BOOMING.
::..-:; i a-poi t . w 1. ;ch w a - .: b.pt . d .
( :i mo' ion ,,f p; o. .1 . 1 . Da ,n
in- :; r .1 . !. ill ell. - .0 I 1.1 W .Il -(
reek and 1 'a i :n et t w t ., .-: I . d i. .
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;,G:RAND DSSPLA f5
- OF OUR UN; QUA..:': STYU - "
Fail and Winter CLOTHIN
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In Ta SI. ..ir.
This i Fi iday 1 morning at ten minutes
to' hroe c'cloik the alarm of ti i e was
soanded and our people rushed from
their warm beds to the scene of confla
gration. Tiie lire originated at Mr. H.
T. Coleman's bar and restaurant. Some
think it originated from 'carelessness of
lodgers in the second story. This is
hardly prubable. however. Several
persons saw the beginning of thd tire
and they say it was without a doubt set
on fire, -because it began to burn
in the rear of the building on the out-
w hen compared side. At one time 1-iranch & Hadley's
. the mellow soft- an a" tlie stres on Tarburo street were
in imminent ilaaper. ny naru woik.
they were saved. Although three stables
were burned evt-ry hor.-e escaped and
there was no .-utTerin by man or beast.
The following is a hurriedly p'.eparcd
r.-port .f the losses: II. T. Coleman,
stock. srn.O. no insurance: W. J. Harris'
stables, occupied by Bullock. , 2.000.
insured for 1. (!': T. J. Cunluer. store.
s.).'ii. no i;ur,.i'.Oi-: the market huse,
.siiU". la i:.-ur. .:: .-: Jra
s-J.OeiJ: r.o in-ur.mc
Pick Allen's bacy
s.jiM.i in-uranco: le-a-E.
T. Hud-en. .see:
staldes and -:0;-v
S2a. i': P. leaker AT :---lei
ir.i-arance : rb...- t .'
-i.'" '-. no msuran-- :
ined I v Pr::n. 'a tV
Fulc'a.-r. and Weaver
Ci i!.tetl .--"i "'.'' wi.li at.
Totals 11,503 9,263 13,523 11,466
i
The vote given in these counties is
the Bennett and Dockery vote of 1882. '
Total vote 1880, for Jarvis, 121,827: i
Buxton, 115,590; majority for Jarvis, j
6.237.
Total vote 1S84. for Scales 143.000: for
York 122.934; majority for Scales 20,066. I
arc rough.
the pure tout
ot the throat. What w-as the
t praise of .Martini, but that he
r t ii.- ban: boy emulate the
d "i t i,,- human voice But to
I- ii ts 1 1 -1 r to be the same: and
. ho h:i c heard uch attempts
ii--.-. un tiie "iily instruments
can : e e pee ted to equal t he
-. ma;- w it tiotit tear ot
i j . i iiounce t he thing
Tie- U
; et: to man ( he ti rst
! ih-ti iimeiits in his
ancients wci e onl
ine u.selcss.l-. when
d to dciiioiist! ate in
in u sic tir t saw its
i.b; l.-ss. coeval with
; ;c. and ii.ituial to
.lie tlieil have lived,
s w : ! ' ; ;n pi o vc w hat
,o .v.-.l i'u lis: art is
ci'st an -lings,
air. ' : cs an
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P, :
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. Selby, stables,
o Silas Lucas
house i c-700
occupied by
R H. T.- - v..
2."e": :u-ured
n.. stool; 7u0.
;.::: rciul Hotel,
.-ai" el. - "ase o .'"u-
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ark. wiih
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Tolsnot in Aslies.
iFrom News and Observer.
Tois.not, N. C, Nov. 19, 1SS4.
This place was burned this morning
at 1 1 :30 o'clock. Every business house
in front of the railroad warehouse on
the Edgecombe side was burned to the
ground.
The fire originated back of W. M. &
J. T. Wells' store. The loss is variously
estimated, including buildings and
goods, at 825,000 to S30,000. There is
no insurance whatever; none could be
obtained.
The fire was the work of an incen
diary. From Turnbull 's corner, includ
tng his store and goods, running north
on Railroad street, the stores of Sharpe.
W. B. Land, Jim Sellers and Barnes'
drug store and Killebrew; ou the cross
street east the eating saloon. W. M. & J.
T. Wells'. Hoover & Co.. and K. B. Wil
liams and other small buildings were
alt destroyed. It is sad to look at the
havoc made by the flames. Q. S.
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Dallas. Texas. Nov. 20. The private
bank of Adams & Leonard closed its
doors at noon to-day. It is believed the
embarrassment is only temporary. The
assets amount to nearly ?'5u0.U00. in
vested in Texas bonds. The liabilities
are not known. The stockholders w ere
Samuel J. Adams and the estate of
Jackson L. Leonard. The bank was
largely patronized by the cotton and
cattle men of North Texas and has en
joyed unlimited credit fur fifteen years.
The embarras-rnent results from the
inability of the firm to realize on large
loans to cattle men. The suspension
created gia at .urprise in the city.
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the tSIallory tin
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KartaraMa ami oCLt Oit .
rWa itoa oi Hto - LaJt a l t. '
Svita ot Ootbtsc lrtui 3 v t :
Lata aariaT of Carprw from .' t -i .
LaatMa'aaa! Iriaawa' Cloaka and W .ia;og Ja. '
f. La data 'and Gnta' Tranka aoti V,t-
acl? 4w KTWtfuIiy youra
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' be .-van gel .e tl '., I ; .. -g . a i to i . lose .:' , . -: 'bell ,; no ' ! 1 1:
Wltil till' C tl ell I lot' . A'i o'l ". a ;P Al.i.-niMI. l's ;.
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tne Li:.- un- j.i, ,M.ir , ii. A,' .-v.tugt ".-'.,:.
:"!"" Iri" ,r'; will remain on tin.; ,, !.:-. ..i.'d v' : : -t nt in Mi . .mn pfor.is.
g '! I'.O. .!! i ,
. it danuary. . . i - i iti'i-tr ...:.: wi" oniiro
Bio. 11. . iie::; 'tt iic-iiig .i.e. fo.-cign muvie. into oui musical
. i;
Nov. 20. The e -mp-
currency to-iluy
Palatka National
tka. Florida, to begin
a capital of ."ii.i."i.'0
of the treasurv
he N -rfolk A: Wi-sterh
A:
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rnier
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lill-lli'S-. Willi
The -crctar;.
oa- authorize 1 t
railroad c-ciipanv to extern! their pier
near Nerioik'oat to the lighthouse oil"
Lambert's Point, provided the privilege
does net in any way interfere with the
lighthouse service.
I.. ..NO. 'N. N v. l'J. The House of Com
mons to-day. by a vote of forty to thirty
two, rejected the Irish compensation for
improvements bill, which sought to ex
tend the provisions of the land act to the
country towns and villages.
Notice to Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that on Decem
ber 1, 1884, the characteristics of the
lights named below will be chaaged as
follows:
BRANDY WINE SHOAL LIGHT.
This light will show red between the
following compass-bearings taken from
the light-house: N. N. W. i W. around
towards the N. E. and S. to S, by E. f
E., embracing about 187 degrees of arc.
Throughout the remainder of . the arc
tha light will show white, as heretofore.
CROSS LEDGE LIGHT.
This light will show red between the
following compass-beariDgs taken from
the light-house: N. W. by N. around to
the N. E. and S. to S. S. E , embracing
about 192 degrees of arc. Throughout
tho remainder of the arc the light will
show white, as heretofore.
SHIP JOHN SHOAL LIGHT.
This light will be changed from a
fixed red to a fixed white with red cut
The light will show red between the fol
lowing compass-bearings taken from
tho light-house: N. W. N. around to
wards the N. E. and S. to S. S. E. f E.,
embracing about 185 degrees of arc.
Throughout the remainder of the arj
the light will show white.
SAILING DIRECTIONS.
Yessels bound up Delaware Bay are
clear of all danger on the east side of
channel so long as Brandy wine light
shows white until within 1 mile of this
light, but should approach no nearer
Brandywine Shoal. When clear of
Brown Shoal, vessels should run for the
light-ship at Fourteen-foot Bank, or. in
case she should be off her station, then
run towards Cross Ledge light, keeping
both Brandywine and Cross Ledge
lights ivhite until abreast of the light
ship or about midway between Cross
Ledge and Brandywine lights, thence
keep Brandywine a white light until
abreast of Cross Ledge, thence keep
Ship John Shoal a white light until
within 3 miles of this light, at which
point both Ship John Shoal and Cross
Ledge lights should show white, thence
pass Ship John Shoal, keeping the Cross
Ledge light white, thence run for the
Port Penn ranges, keeping Ship John
Shoal white.
In coming down the Bay, keep the
Port Penn ranges on and Ship John
Shoal ichite until within 3 miles of this
light, then keep Cross Ledge ivhite until
3 miles below Ship John Shoal, at which
point both Ship John Shoal and Cross
Ledge should show white, then keep
Ship John Shoal white until abreast of
Cross Ledge, then steer for the light-
ship or Brandywine, keeping the latter
a white light until abreast of light-ship
or midway between Cross Ledge and i
Brandywine, then keep Cross Ledge
wliite until 1 mile below Brandywine.
then run in the wliite light of Capo Ilen
lopen and Brandywine. ;
Bv order of the Light-House Board.
Stephen C. Rowan.
Vice-Admiral I'. S. Navy,
Chairman.
I.VNCiiBllc;, Va., Nov. 19. A tale of
deep .listless comes from Buchanan, '
Wise and Dickinson counties. These
counties occupy isolated positions on the
extreme western circuit of Virginia.
For a number of weeks a fatal dis
ease has been prevalent there and
many deaths have occurred. The
nature of the il iseitHe is as yet
undefined, but it 's believed to arise
fr. m poi-'iiious water. The drought
that iias e.aiMnued fur twu months has
nearly dried up all tne streams, cisterns
and wells, ami it is supposed that thf
water left is impregnated with ininr-ral
; oisons. A reliable corresoiiileut
writing from there tells a pitiful story,
and say- that in some cases as many a
four corpses were found in a single
house.
New VollK. Nov. 2). Messrs. Barnuin
and Smallcy. of the Democratic Na
tional committee, were together at an
up town hotel today. They were audit
ing the limited number of bills yet re
maining and closing up other matters
of business incident to the campaign
just closed. The total amountof money
received by the Democratic national
committee was S333.000, and of this sum
52.01-0 was received Ihrough the popu
lar campaign fund in amounts of less '
than saOO. The national headquarters
will be entirely vacated to-morrow.
::d,
aiiaui orarjrbody kaowa aa'tha uo--fui
manager af tka ' " . ". '
Largest Hotel Enterprises '.
o.' Ainorioa, Bar tliat whlla a paaaetiger from
Now Tork oa board t altlp going around cpa
Horn, la tUa early Says of amlgmtlo a (. l
irorula, lie teamed tin arte of the ft j f "'
the reuoi had cared bjroaalf, tlnr
age, of no obetluate dlacaae bf the
f .v- j'- v .
Ayer s Sarsapaii
Blnoe than Mr. LXLAXD laj laoommo
awi'i 8AaarABn.Li tiiany ain.imr
nam, aiita..ia has nerjet heard at lie (ail.
ar to effect sValrieafoiire. ,' - '.
Soma yaart ago oua at Mr. Lr.C.ASb'1 farm
laborers braised kie leg. Owing to the had
state of Lis blood, aa agljr sorofaloassaailli.g
or lamp appeared on the Injured limb. Hor
rible Itching of tiie skin, with buroLiig and
darting pains fluoagh the iantp, made Ufa
almost Intolerable. . The log becama enor
mously enlarged, and mailing skate formed,
discharging great CjnaatiUos of axtrrmt'iy
olitmmlTm matter., 'o treatment a-aa of any
avail until the man, by Mr. La la tot's din-o-Mon.'-waa
supplied vita. Area's Sauai-a-MtU,
whioh allayed tha pain and Irritation,
healed the some, removed the swelling, au.1
completely restored tha limb to nsa. '
Mr. LaxjutD hat personally aaed ; ,
Ayers Sapanli
for Rheumatism, with entire eucecn ; an l,
after careful observation, declares thru, in
his belief, there tt no medlatne In lite .:.!
equal to I: for thaanre of Uver X)lor.lira,
Gont, tha effecte ot high. Urine f-ult
Rheum, Soree. Eruptions, and all tbe
varlons forma of blood dlitrasra. - I
We hare Mr. LXLAXtrs permission to In rite
all wbomaydsalre farther esidenee In mptrd
to the extraordinary curatlre powers of
Avxb's SAaaarAKbU' to eea him person
ally .either at hit mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long Branoh, or ai tha popular Laland Hotel,
Broadway, Z7th and 28th Streets, Kew York.
Mr. Lbxakd's extenslre kaowledge of the
good done by this auaaqaalled aradtcator of
Uoodl rflssas enables htm to fire Inquirers
moeh raluable infonaatlon, ,: - .
. a- waTti n.'; '.-''-,' ' ' ' ',
Dr.J.C. Ayer iCo,, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Drucgistsf tl, six bottles foi $3.
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'Professional Cards.
,CEASvnr BK0"V7IX,
ATTOBNEY.lT.ItAV.,
KKITASITILTJK. W. O. ,
Praetloealn theCoontlosof Doplln, Luolr
Craven, Jcmee and Onslow.
Colleotlon of Claims a specialty.
Correapondence aollclted. ,. . KtM-fiwsm
P.:2. PEUTIEll
-A.ttomey-at-ILi n
POUOCKJIVILLK,
. '? JsassCsssr
Will practice la the'OoarU or Curb
Onsrow and Craven.
Boaolal attention srlven to tha v.:
olalma, and aettUim aalata of dec.
sons. . -. -, t,, , . ,1
C.,B. THORIAJ
ATTOBNEY A!
Offloe on Craven etreet,
near oomer of Pollock i
Stanly Jin
i novtit
C. Rs .TJIOTlAS, Jr.,
Attprney 'at Xiai-vv
.. BEAUFORT. X.C.
Omoe on oornerof Turner aad Front atreoia.
Will praotloa la Carteret anj aojnming
oonntlea. - I
. Prompt attention to orrllaritlo'i 1
- ... nor dwiy .. ,
1,TLLIAM"J.;:0LARKL,'
COUNSEIXOB AT LAW, .
Attenda all the votrrte held at New Heme,
Nortn Oarollna.
Particular attention 'paid ' to collectlug
claims, and oooveyannlna.
United Htata .ommlaaioner. 4
Sept. 18th, IBM. - -, '-.' dw
L. J. Moobx. ' , War, K, CUwa
MOORE & CLAEKE,
ATTORNEYS .AT LATT,
New Berne, N. C. ,
Will praetlae In tha Oourta or Carteret. Oa- '
ven, Greene, Hyde, Jonea, Lenoir, Oualoar '
and Pamlico oonntlea.- ,
Also In the Supreme Odnrt at ttalelrh and ..
the United 6tatae Oourta at JSaw hium aud
Raleigh.
a Collecting a specialty, apS d vtf .
sxoaaar v. antono,
Raleigh. N. Q.
auurm a. pkbrt,
KiaatotuM.O
t V
STBONO &' PEBEY,
KIMBTOH. . Cw
ATTOKSEIb WL COtKSFLLOM IT, L1W.
Hawing formed a aanartnarahlB .or tha
ftractine oi to e taw in muss eoi
arty attend the oourta of tha -
,w In Jones eon nty. aril I reau-
gourtaof tha eame, Pr-.tuuV
attention paid to ooUeotlrina. - .
msyu-aawu Bi ttojNU rsitST, .
FHrL. bollard, J. ( owrsa H. OUIOJI t '
HOLLAND & "GUIOITr
Attorneys at " jfLstx-vv,;
Office on Craven St., two doors above Pelloek
Will practice In the Counties 4f Orawea
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico and Lenoir '
Prompt attention paid to oollsoUona. - r "
aprtft-dawly. -v't ,, , '..
... . . i. , Hi ii ' '. ,. '7
r. M. amiaoAH, OLBKUr KASTt.T, .
SIMMONS & manly;.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.'
. .
Will practice In the Oourta of Oraveri.Jrmea, -
Onslow, Uartret, Pamlloo, Lnolr and Hyde,
and In the Federal Court at New Berae. . 1
rebtkl&wl) .-....-..,
DE. O. GLAHK.C
Na.WBKRJI. ir. CJ.';--, ;,-';'
Office on Craven street, between PoUocJt . .. ,
and Broad. 1 aprlT-uAwlT '
JAMES RED MO CD,
Agent and Bottler- i V
or the . -a v.
1 Itl' IJU ATX MSiMJm : '
BEEG1TEE & E1TGEL. "
BREWING CO'iV
PHILALILPHIA ';; ''V
New Berne, N. C. '
This beer took premiuma at tbM On ,
tenniul Exhibition at Philadelphia) And '
the Paris Lxposition. Kww. heittor thar .
any other in warm climatcw, and is tlfv
favorite brand whorever knowii. .
For sale in kegs or crates. d W , ,'
KLEN-SODOR,
A st ia I', tlie Im-si in the world lor Laoadnr
.im-: will wakt the cioihiK white and wset
u-llliiillt M-. -ur Imilliiu '
li ih the lt lor li.Tlet use, in"
flptth itmittii h, . . -1 clean.
li In I lie lfBi sofc, for ehavl,
face Rinooth an.l ttort.nnd prewy
B.m cures Utrht r s lloli, rureaa
cureK rliiK-wnrin, and finally'
happy, lo 11 Ktirsalehy J
WM, t
s. rami ilnor from the cor"
Mi l. lie and ttoath '
Also nt tho name place y
t ignrit. i onncco, etc, til ait
In eroat , Hrletv
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