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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL CoMMrTTEE.-Thc Republican State
Committee met at the custom-house yester-
day. Very little more than routine business
was attended to, as the members desired to
await the arrival of MeSSrs. Hughes and
Ramsdell. 4 telegram was received from
MIR. Hughes announcing that he and Mr.,
Ramsdell would be here to-day.
The committee received reports in refer
cncc to the new system of organization of
the party. and discussed matters relating
to it.
Reports were also received announcing
considerable success in collecting funds to.
wards the expenses OF the campaign.
The discussion of certain Federal appoint
mcns occupied considerable time, but nc
conclusion was arrived at. A proposition
to declare the Washington National Repub.
licdn tGc organ Of the party in Virginia
caused 4 long fight, but was finally passed
Mr. T. p. Brooks, one of the editors of that
journal. was present at the meeting.
In all the discussions of the committee the
colorcd members freely lent the charm o
Ethiopian eloquencc.
The committee meets again to- day. when
under guidance and counsel Of Colone
Hughes, they will complete their labors.
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The aforementioned whlskey. made In 1862 cal
lie had for three dollars per gallon ut
b. T. ARCuER'S, No. 7s5 Main street.
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THE BARBERs.-The case Of the BARRIERS
who are charged with keeping their shops
open on Sunday, in violation of the State
and city ordinances, will come UP for hear.
ing in the Hastings Court tomorrow.
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PEHBRoKE SHIRTS. ready and made to
order, BY r.. Is. SPENCE i son.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made 4
order by +. Il. SPENCE & son.
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POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly and
cheapiy done ut the Dispdtch printing house.
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4 MESSAGE FROM THE SKIEs-A MAN IN A
BALLOON LOST IN SPAcE.--Mr. William James
Ostcrbind, il puddler, was retui ming as usual
to his work at the Old Dominion Nail-W orks,
on Belle Isle, at $50 a. NJ. yesterday. When
on Belle Isle avenue near Mcredlth's store,
Manchester, he suddenly beard q sound be-
hind him in the air as Of something falling
with rustlipg noise. He stopped, looked
around, and presently saw something fall to
the ground not far from him. Going back
to see what it was, he found thick piece
of pasteboard with what seemed to be
a piece of tape passed through it and tied to
a bunch of five keys. 1t was too dark in
that part of the town to make more careful
examination, SO he hurried on, wondering
what it could mean. At the Works he hastily
threw open a furnace-door, and by the light
of the glowing Goals gave it closer scrutiny.
1t proved to be gentleman's reversible paper
cuff attached to the keys by narrow black
neck-tie, and upon both sides be read the
following:
"Should this fall into the hands of any
one, write to my dear wife, Mrs. j. j. Aarte,
at Oliye-Street HOTEL, st. Louis, Mis-
souri,. and tell her OF my situation. | am
up in my balloon. tossed to and fro ut the
mercy of the terrible current; have lost con-
troll of it, and the Lord only knows what
will become of me. / lett st. Louis on the
2d. and since p VI. that evening have been
floating about in space. am out Of food
and furnished for water. ! drop this hoping
some one will find it and write TO my wife.
Nv name is J. J. Iartc, of Boston, Mass
Ii Mr.. Hartc has gone up i'll balloon from
st. Louis land we have not heard Of it), and
IS in the condition described above, he must
be having high old time. He seems to
consider himself unfortunate in having
found "the current" so much hoped for by
Professor Wise. Instead of going to Europe,
will not the Professor direct his aerial craft
in search of the lost Harte, who, like SiI
John Franklin, seems TO have sacrificed him
self in the interest of science.
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INTERNAL hEvESuE COlLEcri0Ns.-The In
ternaI revenue collections ycstcrdry amount.
I'd 10 Sl5,552.35.
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MILITARY MEE71sG.-The Walker Light
Guard met and transacted q good deal OF
company business in the City Hall last night.
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Go to ASToSIS dining saloon, Main street.
FRESH OYSTERS at ASToS1's dining saloon.

RsEs & co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FIRST-CLAss
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen u bad picture from their gal
lery. We recommend our readers TO their estab'
Ishmcnt, Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Tina S,xo, Caa. ~ ut Fort Monroe. ,

The Naval CaGt fS at Fort MOhroe. Y
FoRT MONROE, September 9.--The frigate
Constitution, with the naval cadets on board, !,
arrived here this morning. She will IcnmiD
here a few days before proceeding 10 An
napoliS.
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LADIES, go to ANToSI's diuing- saloon for oys
fol
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iSecOnd DiSndtcI

New YoRk, September 9.-The balcony
was - feet long, and fell two stories to the
sidewalk. carrying nearly one hundred peo-
pie with it. The streets were filled with thou
sands Of people. Justa as the last two compa-
nic> of the regiment were opposite the build
ing to which the balcony was attached it gave
way, prccpitating its occupants on the heads
of the people below. The military immedi-
ately halted. laid down their aIm:, and rushed
to the assistance OF the people. Those who
were hurt were taken to IL hospital which
was near to the building where the accident
occurred. Twenty were injured, including
Miss Williams and Miss Fandykc fatally,
and Daniel Brown seriously. The remainder
were slightly hurt. Many others were
scratched and bruised.
Ii is stated that many of the ladies who
were injured were robbed OF watches and
jewelry by thieves, and many had their
pockets picked. The cause OF the accident
was defective irOn-WOrk.
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cpECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT J. r.

y MJUSICAsrLE 8 Ss.s NO. SSS o o.o~Se
str.sf ,sa,~ts,r rSfth aas sixth streefa. A..
The Generat Lees ceoking.n,ove me Dssa axs
nv sroye made, snd the STAR Heater nanseoss
iso degrees tre-esi aud se safest oil on W.
can Continent .,.. ,snAiy,ns,
promptly doDe. - IL
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GETTING CLEAR.--The river is getting clear
once more.
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hSToSI keep; the best dining-sa!oon In The city

LADIES should stop at ASToS1'S dlnIng-saloon.
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Fatal Casualty in williamsburg. \.

New YORK, September 9.-While the Scv-
enty-tirst regiment was pArading through
Fourth street, Williamsburg, this morning,
q balcony crowded with spectators suddenly
broke down, and all were prcciptated to the
sidewalk. One person was killed and fifteen
more or less severely injured.
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ADJOURNED FOR TIE TERM-The Henrict
County Court has adjourned for the term.
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FRIED OR sTEwEp OYSTERS at ANroNIs saIoon.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Oh, all sales of real est0te made ht1Ceen the la NJ
January and sOth q Juns ha tares Jor Ms prs- re.
ali s,les made 6etTee1 the lSt Of Jpig dni last
Of tie yeur the tLreS hureto be pail bythe SELLER
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SoRA, soRA, at ASTOSI's saloon.
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LADIES, go to ANroNrs dining on for sora.
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So sweet, so pure,
SO safe, so sure.
So suited to each dental want,
The fragrant SOIODOST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

HELMBoLD's BUCnU is the only reliable remedy
for diseases OF the urinary organs. Take In Sell
son, aud do not be IMPOSED upon by qlacks and i'm
posters.
We are glad to learn that the absence Of the cele-
brated Dr. Helmbold has not prevented the contin-
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-08
NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL OsPESSARY,
atO7 Braddock ST, 18th ward
PpuIADELrHIA, Jan. 18th, 1873

PHIIADKLPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1873
JAcoR SoHEETz. Ese..-Dear Sir do herc5y
csrtifv that as Physician III charge OF the NoIia-
Fastsru Medical nizpensary, have given your 1olt
trr Cordial fair honest and Impartial tTlAi anu AZ
though ii may not appear 10 be strictly accofhs %
the r1les Of the profession do unhesitafihgiy 49,.
Hal II cures ali thar il processes to be remedy LOT
bavc given il to over II different patients ana II
~ an, ina1anct. has it failed afford relief In ont
case know of four bottles having lai1y anu PEI
a. rurra Chronic Diarrhpa Of over =, year,
standing. -. ,,.t.,. a,,,
5 Il to the suffering believing ii t. he worthy @
~, fullest confidence Respectfully Yours,
f I30lttsly L a oA1h-A'I-' -
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Hair Restorer.
Natures
Hair Restorative!
Warranted free from
Paisons
Clear &c Crystal

Has no sediment no Filth. no Lac sulphur; no SUI.
ar of Lead no Ltharge, no Nitrate OF silver, WI
restore GRAY Hair. prevents the Hair from FaliihS
On aud r. entirely free from the poisonous anu
health destroying Drugs used in other Hair Prep
aralious.
fine Dressing and has given the moot abundant sat
isfactiou to thousands who have used Il. Try one
hottie and be convinced Take no other
nr O. smith, Patentee, Aver, Mass MFnntac-
tured and for sale by Proctor Bros, gloucester
Mass All drst-class druggists sell H. -,
e1E=send two three cent stamps TO Proctor btos.,
and receive by return mali Valuable treatise on
.he Human Hair "-oueo"li"4"-'
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Hair Dye.

A. DESIRED. WITH TWo OR THREE ArPII.
CATIONS
ladies make tas.r light and scant eyebrows, els
distinct. Arcne6 and beautiful, in : few ml-uies-
Middle arrd ladies' keen themselves Fohlg aLu
fresh hv an occasional application
tqnfier}an q sixty are made u appear only io3ty
ard Bsrrbeiors Of forty enabled TO pass current
among the ladies' for twenty Eve.
ri las har brought ont 1t great expense
and j. ne most valuable Hair Dye ever offered 10 the
Public II i rapidly taking the place q the sugar
NJ rad rorsrs-sifUu-. which have long been III Use
I1irrrta!ls In Flzish French, German and Spanish
with each bottle . ,-.,. :, o.
Prepared only oy A T. CASE, 80 4st NoTia see
ona Il BROOKLYN. \ y tSsRcc2ss"1~ - A. warner
4 c.
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Chr 9ailg Arsns.
Compulsory Education.

The Education Committees Of the Hi |
,o;s Senate and House held joint ses-
SION YESTERDAY evening, and, it is tele- |
cranhed. passed resolution in favor of
Compulsory attendance at the public
schools
The report of the reuslt Of the confer
ence is undoubtedly incorrect. 1t is one
of the fundamental rights of American
citizenship that parent shall educate his
child in whatever manner he please,
While the law requires, wisely and proper,
ly, that citizens, without distinction, shall
contribute to the support OF the public
/ schools, no man, consistently with the
! spirit of our institutions, can be compelled
to send his children to them against his
will
In Illinois, the passage of such a statute
could be an act of insanity. The State
school revenue is wholly inadequate to
the needs of the State. The Forthcoming
repert of State Superintendent Newton
Bateman will make an exhibit in this re
spect that will open the eyes OF leglsla
) tors. 1t will show that less than half tn,
children of the State are provided witt
81 school accommodation by the State. Ih
per centage of schoolable children PROV
: ded for by private schools may not b
i specifically stated if it is, it will be foun
s very significant To pass a law-whic
!, the Legislature will never do--requirin
!; that all children shall attend public school
d would be equivalent, first, to ieyyin
e: treble the school tax now collected, whicl
ID as school management obtains, is heay
r. n enough: and, second, to prohibiting ii
people from engaging in legitimate bus
pess which thew have Just as much rig
~ carry on as the State has. If the COZ
mittees agreed to undertake these ~
projects by legislative enactment, Il
sooner tbey investigate the subject al
retraee their steps. the better. But tn
i. probably reached no such agreement
Chfeag0 Post.
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ROBERT WOOD. llO0' o iOOA
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL Iron WORKS.
RORERT WOOD & CO.,
Fountains, Vases, Statuary,
VerauAahs, Sammer aoases, ArbOrS, Chairs
SETTEEEs SIC.
CAST AND WRoUGHT~IRoN RAILINGs,

ursands Garden Fences Balconies ''"
dsta-hto OF
AMP
esand Elaborate SsD
rks stall
rtsguusrt rpsve
rand windows
-c,unryse O ct
As
vBrownB /
epace0
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ANOTHER TESTIAOA l.
BySToS BARRACKS. Mo,
anrtI III lsIt.i

BENTON BARRACKS. Mo,
April 30. 1861
Tlr Johu RuIl-Dear Sir: Knowing the tHlcA As
NJ vnnr Sarsaparilla and the healing ana 5ttnth
I'LL nT7aIitgS II possesses. send you the loilo"ls
statement OF my case go, s,,5 taken
was wounded about two years ago anu "a ~ ~
nri.oner and confined for sixteen mehihs. ptlhs
rif,,,ad "a often nv wounds haze not healed Wy
IlioNeu " - ,.,t ,,ornspt since was wounded.
! a'e ilo' I ~ tbe bips Nv general health Is
impaired and need something 70 ASsse ',h;n
have more faith in Your Sarsalar!iA thSi No., e. ~
else | wish that which Is Eeh9lhyt i,
pFcss l"e n'' carr. (. P. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis. Mo.
ri. s.,,o,,ir.r WAS written April 81, 1886,
- yohrso,,. mother OF Capt. johnson
mr. Johf, Bull-Dear sir: My hns5all ,Ii - In
Trbr.afl was "a skilful surgeon AT Iss,.irer tbt
Central New York WiieFe Y =, tfirfe.n war
-. - p johnson To my carr. Al t4ItSS S,s -
"a - ~ had A chronic 4iarrhoca ana -cFe4sa. io
mi II gave your Sarsapariita. cafeN MY ~ = 80
hr,e for ten wears recommended X 20 hlailH ~
Work. ohio aud Iowa. Tor serofnla, itNft ~ a I,
General debility Perfect success ls Attg ,1 -
rga ,ures ELECTED III some casts OF scfolula ny
to,.sr sores were almost miraculous asa ~
,,F,,,s fnr NV son to again haze recourse 20 ""
SarSo,,orilIa He i fearful Of Eetnng aFIitpi
/ ayTirlr hence his writing 10 you tot j. M
Z -. ,arribfr hut believe he y Ill FscoN'E'
{ "eEe 'eii'''' ~" Respectfully -
Jennie JOHNSON
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JuIihn's Hydrastin Compouns

rs A DIRECT TONIC AND HEALTH kEsIot-
| inr agent to thu organs Of generation, 1t tmpS.7
vigor and energy. 1t is a reliable remedy in ~
matorrhea AZ well as in all weakened condition
the bladder and urinary organs. BY reason @:
wonderful power as q uterine tonic Leucorri b.
ruppsessed or painful menstruation weakness
conpanied by dragging or bearing down sensati' :.
pains in the region Of the kidneys irritation oil "
womb and in all diseases in which the uterine
TEN is involved, this remedy will prove hlee-
to the invalid.
From the New York Dispatch, June 80 ~
We have on several occasions recommended p.
JuIihn's Hydrastin Compound as an excellent 74
edy for kidney aud consequent diseases. The ~.
lowing note is from Il gentleman Of whom We Dr.
personal knowledge, and we know that ne 80
states the facts in his case;
! SrAPLEToN, Staten Island, June -, 81
| Messrs B. KEITH & CO. No IL Liberty siT ,
For several years my health has been mucl -
| paired, Kidney disease and occasional attaGh. ~
! rheum. tism being the prominent causes. Ia
| tried many remedies with little benefit, hear
sJulihn's ii ydrastin Compound, :" which, aftcE "
| montbs- use has entirely restored my beaif4
| therefore take pleasure IN recommending yoh' "
| liable medicine to any one suffering as did
| Yours respectfully JOHN F. E0kAN.
Sold by all Druggists. b-lldttf
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Nv journal abonlds with similar letters all OF
which / guarantee 10 be genuine and written by
The persons whose name they bear.
No.. ,rar ,,,,,~sslf n he inr,0Sed on Don't
he drawn away after new and doubtful expert
r,cn,s Don't risk vour health by letting novices
experiment upon You with their trash.
Ny sarsaparilla has stood the test Of twenty NV
wears il j. stil the Sarsaparilla o. the cay ana o.
the age towering over all other in popularity ana
its curative qualities.
Avoid all those Who are trying 70 palm of on
Won other extracts Of Sarsaparila so-calied- kr'
member i, is pr John Bulls Sarsaparilla Of Louis
Vile, Nv. tha; is the old and reliable remedy fol
impurities of the blood and scrofuioas affections
/ Always bear that in mind.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct 5, lef9-
Dr. JoHS BuLL-Dear Sir: Many thankr 10 you
for the medicine you have 30 kindly given me.
have been great sufferer for years. and had ths
advice of various physicians. Some pronounced
nv spine some my lungs. and some my heart
Ia he the seat Of my disease. nave
been burnt bIistered and cuppcd until mad
heconc iisheartencd- Several very eminent physl-
clans who examined my spine Informed me that
was threatened with paralysis or apople1y any
day. and that nothing hnr seton would relieve me-.
had a perfect horror Of that and was hesiIailhg
about having one inserted. when You klndlS sent
me ynur Sarsaparilla which Immediately begun 10
take three times day had suffered 'frrlhly vain
a most acute pain in the right side OF my head e
pecially when would read or write for any length
If time and on raising TO my feet would pc per
fecfly hind for several minutes, and would nave 10
/ hold to something 10 prevent falling
am most happy TO inform you that the PAIN I'd
NV head i entirely relieved suffer but seldom
With NV spine and then moi 50 acutely- My appe,
fitt is rood indeed for The first time in my life
\ enjoy nv dinner more than any other meal during
the day. ., Lac. ,,;rt,
You kindly sent four bottles again iasi mani ~
and began again this morning ana hS'e W - !,
entirely relieved. Please Seetl't ny HN"iN'
thanks and best wishes
Nerv truly vanr most grcatful frlena
' Mrs Il. {. RIVERS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. BOHANNAN
MISSOURI
Established In St. Louis 1897.

Office No GIG Nerth Fifth street, (between Washing
ton Ave, and Green streets,
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Flower Stands.

CONVENIENT. ORNAMENTAL. AND DtRA,
L. hle- Made upon casters aud hold from ~ 70 "
vision fence in an Office, toT front yaFoH taNtis anu
cemeteries when a durable a1l hAhns renee I
reguired Wire counter ratings Tor oiooes anu pans.
fp1Tscsne and fEured ornamental wire NihNo"
screens Tor v windows flf Offices and banks copper
fher vanc- sand soreness iouadSry rldoeE,a ron
F,t, q.-aa wire cloth ard wire work OF every &c
srripf{6n made 10 order and sent safely 70 any payt %
Inc country wholesale ao relll sea Lot Rttee 1aAas
! Proprietor Detroit Wre v UrKs. us NoodWafo Az
enue Detroit, Mich lhAs 1o1t" - =
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One Bottle
SCHEETZ'S
CELEBRATED
RITTER CORDIAL !

1T Is RELIABLE FAMILY MEDlSl,NE En- hn ne
can be taken by either infant or aaads , M and
sneedy remedy for Darrhga, Dysentery; b9Mei
Complaint Dyspepsia Lowness Of spirits,
SICK Stomach Headache, etc, etc FOR th l M
So ~ All kinds il i far better and safer than Qui-
nine without any of its Perniciogs effects ~ ~, "a
ares an appetite proves powerful aiSesl'r tn - Nv"
and will countcract the effects OF hqa"E III IL"
! sainntcs For sale by all DrugElsts.
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BULLS
sARsAPARILLA

Read tie .follortng extract n q letter
from Mrs. Rir0S, rife Of RercreRd Or.
Rirers. one Of the most learned, Eloquent.
md aonyror Ministers Of the Methodist
EDfseopa1 church. and rho IS at present
stationed NJ Broad'rag Church, LoTsr'He
Kentucky.
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JAcoB sCHEETz, Proprietor.
n " We sF1l W.T. ~ ~,
pHILADELPHIA.. ............ .............. n

c,r,rupArEp REMEDY-Read the following
testimonial of Scheetz7 Celebrated Bitter oFolAt'
PHILADELPHIA Jan. It. 1873
Jorou ScHEETz ESo..-Dear sir: deem II
dnty awe to YOU and suffering mankind 70 state
thr trnly wonderful effects of your BITTER tordlh
Whist in Mexico in the year ls4I- was attackcu
With Chronic Diarrhua, and after my return holue'
30 disease remained with me, In Pittsburgh was
attended nv DR. GaZzam MCCraekeh HazletI Corn
man and other first-cass practitioners N mat ltS'
aud was hy them dosed with kino, Iannlc Acia,
Nnrphia Opium and even Nitric Acid, hut without
an nerceptihc relief. In this city have oeen at
tended As hundreds can testify, by the very pest
ntvsirians both of the old and homeopathic
School hut As usual their remedies were ol but lit
tie or rnomentary effect - - t,;..cr
A short time ago was induced to Try your bltter
Cordial / have taken four bottles and | can nov
trnlv saw that | am apparently anu oeheyt, al
nosI radically cured and enjoy better heaIh imam
have done for 70 wears Ny bowels are entirety reg
rar and have ne hesitation IN asserting thA owe
4 II IN the great and wonderful effects 81 SthSeI@
/ Ritter Cordial a. manufactured by Yen. 4hSst
] statements / can verify under oath ana prove pS
/ bTndreds Respectfully Yours.
I i d. COOKE IIf0 Washington Az.
Then the following excellent endorsement from
one of the best medical practitioners in Philadel
phia:
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THE, CHAMPION
$4,000 GALLONS

rom single charge of its two large cylinders 60
arranged az to throw Two effective streams over le6
Teet each, Al the same time, if an emergency re-
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The proprietor OF this celebrated medicine Justly
claims for ii a superiority over all remedies
offered 10 the public for the safe certain spec
dy and permanent cure Of Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever whether Of short or long stand
ing. lie refers 10 the entire Western and South
ern country To bear him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that no case whatever WIFI it fail
to cure II the directions are strictly followed and
carried out In great many cases single dose
has been sufficient for cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with perfee
restoration OF the general health Ii IL. however
prudent, and in every case more certain Of cure,
It's use Is continued in smaller doses for week o
Two after the disease has been checked more es
pecially in dificHlt and long standing cases. Usu
ally this medicine Will not require any aid to kee
the bowels in good order. should the patient
however. require cathartic medicine. after havin
taken three or four doses OF the tonic singl
dose Of Bulls Vegetable Family Pills VIII he suff
j Client.