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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
EXPERIMENTATION WAREHOUSE.

HYPOTHECATION AND GENERAL
III STORAGE WAREHOUSE, S0.l7 Pt.Aisi,
iFOCtRTEESTUJ STREET.-tn connection MID
our business we have opened LlCEN,Ep
WAREHOUSE for The storage OF Grain. ftV ,1..
Merchandise. or any commodity. And uhIet l;s
nr,Oyisions of the 'Warch0use Bill" VIII Issue
Certificates, stating kind OF article. owner ana mar
ket value, marked negotiable II authoIlI;d y!
owner. Loans can be easily Obtained upon ny
sales of hypothecated articles OF usual coihn''$
sion. .rs1stas. .,.
Liberal advances made upon produce In nan'
Highest market prices and prompt returns 2aa' a.
teed. 1h@ SUTPHiN x " this"
"a. tr.-g General Commission MERCHANTS.
Yny OF
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nv Cook & Laug1lton, Auctoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
BANKRUPT SALE OF
cRocKERY, GLASSWARE, HoUsE-FgR;
S1sHlNG GOODS, WILLOW AxD
WooDENwARE, &C.,
ATT AITfurJIN

By direction OF the assignee in the case OF Messls
smith & Mc(urdy, bankrIpts, We will sell al AUG
hon ON FRIDAY the goth of May, 1874, at lhe
store recently occupied by Mr. E. T. ,a oh
Main street between Fourtecntn at pnC ustSIPY
streets, large and attractive stoch VI ohSo
SC, consisting Of ,c c,-ps .nd sar-
IKRS. CHAMBtRS, TOILET and TEA SEIe'
fyIVERtD Dish ES. &C., &C, &C.
GLASSWARE: GNBLETS, UMBLEhS;; XIX M E
STRIVES, PICKLES, COVERED DISHES
STANDS, &C.; WIT
large and general stock Of WOODEN and " u L.
LSW-WARE. BIRD CAGES, NOTION; &C,
| ernbrycing a rcgular line Of hrst-class HOUSE-
The stock is fresh and desirable, and merits the
attention Of dealers. ,n-, ,r,curOS
my 25 Auc"oneei'
POSTPONEMENT.
| MI. ,,,ro colo &c nostnoued to TUESDAY, June
| o. n ~ n o'clock. COOK 6 LAUGHTON,
20, az y v o'o~"' Auctloneers.
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JAMES II. TAYLOR & Son, Anclioneer
By Goddin, Warren i Co.,
,.4. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Maiu street.

pT VIRTUE OF A DEED ., I. OF :, T !. ,.ss:
toes. dated the ed OF July, 1873 and recorded In
the clerks office Of Henrico County court having
been directed so 10 do by the benehciarIes, we OF
SATUROAY The 9Th day of June, 1874, at o
o'clock r. NJ, will offer for sale at PUBLIC auction
on the premises the property by said deeq con,
Ecyed. Said property consists OF LIZ f 9 p at.
street, Turning back between parallel lines l3o
feet to Winder street, wherein Is HOUSE con- on,
timing nine rooms and stable with room LOT leu
stalls and ex cellent water, raised by pump.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
AA''' CYRUS BOSSIEUX.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
" TrusffeS.
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DI7RTJC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AT FREDERICK HALL DEPOT.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, IN
Louisa COUNTY.-By virtue OF a deed of trust
executed to the undersigned on the 29th day OF
january, 1869, by John Richardson, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks office Of said county, SHALL
on the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1874, tif fair. ii
not on the ne fair day., offer for sale 10 the high
est bidder Mt Frederick Hall depot, that valuable
HOUSE aud LOT at said depot on which The said
Richardson now resides, containing ffly-lwo hun
dredtlS of an acre. Also, Il LOT OF LAND I'M
medIatey adjacent TO the same, containing rather
upwards of seven and one-half acres.
TERMS: So much Of the purchase money will be
the charges incident 70 the execution OF the said
decd of trust. For the balance OF the purchase
money liberal credits Will be extended, 10 be made
known OF the day Of SALE X. X. TOWSEY,
my 26-law4wIu Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02

CHFRIFF'S SALE.-By order OF the
y Circuit Court of Henrico county, VIII on SAL
URDAY, June 6. 1874 at O'CLOCK a: ID ;, at sIis
MARE, levied on by me under an attachment IN
" Flournoy rs. Hansen, &C.
10 otds Deputy Sheriff Henrico.
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CONEECTIONERIES.
TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!

TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!
FAMILIES, BOARDISG-HOUSEs, AND
HOTELS
SUPPLIED REGULARLY
with pure and hard-frozcu article OF
iCE-CREAM,
free Of delivery. Large quantities furnshsdto
PiC.NICS, FAIRS, AND FX UgSIUES
TO ORDER, AT LOWEST FIGURES.
Manufacturing by steam, and having experience!
and careful hands, under competent AMI att nye
manager, who are exclusively engaged u attend 10
this branch Of my business. can guarantee .:t;ls-
faction TO all who eutrust me with their orders.
ANDREW PIIZiEl.JR
SO7 Broad street.
Postal cards furnished 10 customers residing
In the suburbs free. nv Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02
. :. Mas is,,.A,.,LIEe-Tni d l,ay.

AUUrI0N, SALE nis .Day...~
ny cook & Langhtcn, Auetioneers,
fSs corner governor and Franklin streets.
VENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
" uULIs FURNITURE, Be-, DC, Al: AT "A. AIS !,
TToNSTHIs DAY at 10 O'Clock we WIN s s,I, q y
nnr ss,ction rooms, general assortment OF Fuh
NITURE, conslsttng OF ,,,r,,pr
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, !
wSSnHopEs BUREAUS, TABLES.
OUTAGE AND OTHER BEDSTEADs'
CANE AND WooD-sEAT ilAiRs'
REFRIGERAToRs, HAT-RACKs, -
sIpEBOARDS, TIN SAFES, .s4s7g4. ~
MATTRESSES, RATH-TcBs.
7S feet FINE RuDnER HOSE
I,eoKISG-GLASSES, 6o
NDow.SHADEs,
MATING, &C., Sc: ,uourf,N
no - 49, Anctioneera.
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REAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


T ANDS.-I have for sale large number
IL OF tirst-class ESTATES With splendid i'm
proyelnents, aud large and small FARMS with and
without buildings In almost every section Of the
State. Many of the large estates are situated on
the james and other rivers, and many or the small
''At -A' ''o Ae- GEORGE NJ DREWRY.
my 25-1m* a. = lola Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02

The lu.idccroom's name is Sartoris,
Which rhyme with II cant;
The bride The Presidents darter Is
Miss Ellen Wrenshall Grant.
(St. Louis Globe.
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EG(yTION EALES-Futtlre Days.
><---S~S@y~1S~~~~
gsss.sS9 ny James n. Taylor q Son,
~ Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
ot3ce corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DEsl.
u RABIE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE QE
AN AND : FR R STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTiON.-By virtue OF des
cree OF the Chaneery Court Of the city 81
pronounced on the 9th OF May, 674 IN tne S 5
signed. special commissioner thereby appointed,
will proceed TO sci, at public auction, upon ls
misses, on SATURDAY, June =, lSad 1 a. On
the west sfdc or Eighteenth street ~ iees "nu
running back ABOUT 2s feet to nm sliey. s,x and
twelve months fer negotiable notes, Interest addeo,
and ihe itIe retained until the whole pnrGnaEspe fo
ney Is paid. JOaHf ~ Comm;ssinner
lanes II TAYLOR & SoN, Auciioneers. le 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02

r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, E
Ladies' and Misses Serge FoXed and Button Gal
TIERS;
Ladies and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
- CROQUETS; .al
Maria Antolnette RUSkIES:
Juniat;;tS, .MagnoliaS, aud other styles Of SLIP.
PIERS and WALKING SHOES;
Gentlcmen's, BOYS, and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert OXFORDS, TIES, &c. box, plain, and ex.
tension toes; ... SAYS.
Children's and Infants Coo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS IN endless variety, just re-
CUsTOM WuRK MxDE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIJI. REPAIRING neatly
aud promptly done. -
Special attention paid to orders.
JUHN I'll. BOSCHEN & SON, =.
mn 81 500 and ell Broad street.
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sIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ALAND SITUATED IN LOUISA COUNTY,
Vain execution of 4 decree of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
dated May 9Th. 1874, in the matter Of Frederick
Perkins, bankrupt will resell ut auction In front Of
Louisa Courthouse, on the STH DAY OF JUNE,
1874, THAT being cour;-day.) at IL NJ, FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND. situated in the county of
Louisa, and state of Virginia.
Lot No. g. 90 ACRES; I.
Lot No. 7-121 ACRES; ~
-.s- Lot No. S-1S5 ACRES.
Also,a LlFE.INTEREST In 3Sx ACRES.
The above land having been surveyed, and being
portion Of Dr. Frederick Perkinss farm, about
four miles from Louisa Courthouse.
TERMS: Uue-thiru cash; the balance on q credit
of six sud twelve months. and title to be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid. 80
JACOB CUHN, Assignee. J.
my l0-Tu&F2taw3w
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CARRIAGES. CARTS, DC.


HEADQUARTERS for CHILL CENE>
IL DRES'S CARRIAGES, corner H9S.
Eighth and Main strees-my own manufacture,
guaranteed 10 be superior 20 any in che market
The new. style patent CASoPY-TOP, which falls
dont sand back. NY slock Is large and compiete. h
Also, a fine assortment OF FANCY GOODS
CHINA, GLASS aud WILLOW-WARE ut low
prices. Efy ~ 1888. - !.
Don't forget The plaee-737 corner Eighth aud
Main streets. 100. w. C. SMITH =
i. S.-cnndren's Carriages made TO order old
yCarriages taken Ia exchaog Repairing neatly
done IL factory, Alp Broad street. my 2-lm
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. my2S
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
no. HOS MAls. sTREEr.
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT 10 0'cLocB
AUCTION sAy4Es-ruture Day..

T RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
HOME Mr. VS..
raBRxoxsrpR YESTERDAY. AT RUpNUrs, IN D"oa az,
s,.s5S Nss,-lo, 8 A-&+' adnso-"'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ersmd Central He1vice, fTesTSn. @ q.,,ur pspsrm.ns
~ x Eet.sGea Bepanu Batter Of htSsshutse e cav %
ZVh 1ocHss Colorado. Neg YoTk HoHb
ssssSs s.irOposa- ,s. .crs. w. Psscss
- Ioui, NeLane Of Bsnore S<rcM a.,
S.,sr Roscoe Cosksx Of Ute. Hadsor pf r
Pospd Of Stwfte terdat horse-frS -
s.h.v Of Yale College. .Brvoort Hesst.hohen S Ssnv
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

ss 81 % sTs s'.s
ss. tie regular e"dusor. looking str commut.si0n tickets
ee meeting Of the Common COonS 's0msps s Sfs T
s. :s. Ts @ s:a . Of ;
% 5 10. sPs, u" Ssvs
amendment giving ss CSnmSs 'r1e shusus Se
s. s ss s county
*: q S fce,
ss 70 .mhouse and school building which was .00F,e
Ho,oxu.Tbe Rev B. Dod Hobeien Land and Improve
..nt Company peeu1 s9mne, q , ,d.' ;ss ma
ss a'disn G0i oSTsGy MSou :" the Stevens
Sssc lantern exhibition the Institute Hail. on Dee 3O in AID
iAspvuso-menAI
BURNerr's ExTRAcrs.-Beware of substitutes
HOLIDAY STYLES of Gents Hats and Sealstin
Caps at lowest prices ERskNwk" lso hassau'1
For q first-class dress or business HAT go
direct .b. manufacturer, E'r,s'cHs'D, IFS N'''au't
AN APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
CoLaArk Il Co.'S souvKsH Boeusr
for the Handkeriist
Any sensible gentleman would be delighted
to .S2 ;s G ss. i r1 IN . 3 n
viz ne, 2 g .s.s .sd fs' 81. &h Avenue Ho.e
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMpANY OF
p &. WINSTON. President,
lI2. l44. and l46 Broadway
year 1874 nearly eo has been oe OF unusual poffenV
in the ssars Of Conp'py all important particulars
Although members and the sno1n insured bave been
ersy ncre losses BY death have thus ' been lees than for
the nme 1873 and the have also been dnn
hed Thus the TO is members will probably
prove 10 other Life Insurance Company.
TEx ASSETS COMPANY EXCEED $40 100000.
Members paid during the will be en'e' to
reduction premiums for 1875, increase Of the sun
for their share Of the existing surplus The
Company 10 purely mutual in fact and in name.
Those desiring Insurance Company which oSes undoubted seen
rty to apply at the principal Once
corner Broadway Lbertyl to LrrIH RAYMOND General
Agents 14l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
BROOKLYN.

Formal proceedings in the suit Of The City agt.
iSe Bseau Collector; will be begun Controller SchrSeiers
sfre on eaiuriay morning
Judge Pratt refused yesterday to order the Union
Pacific Railroad Copan which sue1 BY the Psc6e Mail Steamship
Comp,py. to furnish til Of particulars
The late Capt. j. S. Bourne Of the Second Pre-
net Yesterday The remains escorted 10 Greenwood
b e Police ConuOnes the CAPTAINS Of 'he vsou' pFenets
shout pAtrouler and large number Of the Masonic er0y
National placed haf mast numerous pu6he
bujldipgS
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

Any sensible gentleman would be delighted
Pur CAP pal, Of 9I Gloves or hsndso%r Ian t
with nee umhes Tbee articles Of superior quality can De 'ouh
stKSo1G 2l2 Broadway aud IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
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MAKE your SELECTIONS from this list sA' Is"'' ~ " -, ~
receive both maganae AID new,psprr
~ THs Taiuuss supply specimen copies '' oe A0
named periodicals. ,, ..a.
These figures cover pos'se on oo'a pe" SA
-. .ons. Of Tax Txsyxs free address 10 the Cas'
a., go. Tue TRIBUNE Hsv.yW6
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

AN APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
COLGATE Co.'S soUvEsIR BOeusT
for the Handkerii't
Bold by dealers in Toilet Articles
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

sMrs Esther Vanderpoel delivered an address last
sv,ps in the the Younf Neus Chrstn Association
On b. subject woner The exercises began with
penr k by Nellie Hurd daughter Dr. Hurd who had vol
entered her services vsnlerpo then called attention to the
@ that there Of educated and intelligent women IN
sb, y hard times AOm other o.
IN apy psapees their ofvehood Nng rk hut
hvpg educated the falls" doctrine that 1t ninoiesi TO seek
unabe belly tbO tbey loved The
7eturer deprecated The M education which taught girls aud
women thst pnncps Ee husband asserting
chat noblr n I've able to live niepenitny IN
vhb should wife wond be in her hep
e snsbapd her employment
when u their and them for their labor as they
Wendell PHI hps synpsth With
asd spoE for his absence from the lee
spre
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoSD.-The highway robbers who attacked
n.r Barton End David Ryers on the New-1orsne
night ogbt before Justice Meehau the Couaty Hall
,e,srday for bearing DictAoev Rawon appeared for
,on. bu, tie p counsel The leaders Of tie gang
Ebos, sell ONe committed to tie Of
,hs G,and Jnry in deau 900 each Cd
heu IN $3.50 bail an cae MrResn paded guilty
.sspt AZ harv and S2) sLd LteIceJ 80
ReLuoud (ouu jail The b. b:uch cOre tie 'Ounty
n, n Cont f VII CD fourth
T.,,dsy Of next month u the County CourthOue
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
COUNTRY FRIEND.

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Procure. If possible. a hit Of lin e
and "l"Re i by putting little water,
rron it NJ it lies in SANGER.
Wien the, lime ia crun'b|ed into
powder. put a lit'le Of il into a
snail hottie with water and shake
them together violently. Le' the
bot le afterwards stand quietly an'il
iha waite becomes clear. above the
line hich las ia len npon the hott-
ON. The cleared wafer contains a
little lime in solution, ard il called
lime water" If snch O vessel Of
lime water IL at hand when You
have filed your eeblet with carbonic
ga'. you may p IRA IT'D Of the
"e'cr in'O the gohle'. Cover .he
goblet with the hand CT. a piece Of
paper and shake 10 co, tents
vigorously. Now not;ce: Pow
nilky the water he. become |! II
MY have h.en Eere ely colore 4, bat
On coming in contact with carl ono
dicxide it will be whi,ened. Iii by
this curious action that the chemist
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Here isa newly-rsported mot of
Tallsyraud. As soon 40 Paris had
read "Delphine,' Paris exclaimed
that Madame de Stael had portrayed
herself ~ D.lphine and Talleyrand
% Marianne de Vernon. When the
wit and the authorizes next met, he
clos ed his congratulations ON her
success by saying "Thsy tell me W.
ere both in the book, yea and !,
disgsiss1 as ssorsen.n -..
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-. o~es-@ ga. "a e 70
a + CER--DlNNER SPEECHES

AFCER--DlNNER SPEECHES
From Mr Bsschsr's Ne,cE,.g. Dinner Speech |
have attended many New Eng.
aMd dinners. | have eaten very few:
| Laughter. think [ have never
attended Que in winch there has been
so much good speaking as to-nlgill
and SO much OF II. Laughter ]
h'd # | bear III memory 4 SENTENCE
from the book with which | au
supposed to be familiar, that "a tull
sous loathelh food" | do not pr pose
10 stuff you at this late period win
= long speech, for | have been
myself The sufferer in like circum-
Stances. Laughter. Aid it doee
seem oily would to you il
} on had ever been speechruaker-to
get out an elaborate and admirable
speech, with W, eks OF toll, III orde.
hat ltShay bs cx,elhporIz4d adpi,ab-
) L"ughier and then find yourself
;ai1ed upon SO lAtein The evening that
every body Is tired of spraklng.
u hal must man under such circum
slan2s 90? lie Cannot make new
one and II Ae goes Oh and makes an
o'd spec ca IL fails stlllborn and heavy.
I 90 net l.orose, ther, tote, TO give
YOU the benefit of all that eloque"ce
nlat l had Stored gp for you tonight.
| csn only say that, .tyou had TIN.
speech ! was going 10 deliver, you
"ouId,puy me tor the speech | am
now delivering. [Lsugn,sr.l One
oil The most presl III elements OF
religious liberty, lihink, ii The right
ot religious men not 10 speak, O,
even 10 maze . poor speech. To %
back to the New hngiand days, and
to our fathers who Lave l,een--well
have 10 douol lLey are III The com
munlon Of lhe saints, and therefore I
lave no do1ots that the pleased
spirits WHO have gone TO other lands
sr" 'nler rted ili.ail the compliments
that 'hey receive; and though lielisvs
that hesvan Isl very busy place, and
thai The pIlg'lm tainer's are wei
. tupied yet tank that on the 90
LOT December they have the ahlsrdcs,
day OF the whole year with ih.
4rag Ut these speeches o.. the;,
Leads Tor ex,elnporiz.d crowns
Il Lsugl'ter..l Far be.lrsirom me. who
IA be.lese have some snces,ors there
tar De II from me- to impose any
additional burdens upon thin. TIL.
Odd New England dlv,nes we, 0 goo
tel .ows IN their day, -,joyial men, -
Oh pubic occas,ons--lneu given :.
lie cup and the pipe in due measure
and 100 good stcries as well as gooe
eo'.duct, but always witt, direction
. ways At homs after the ! door Va,
ahu', bes.nse The example to til,
tiock must be dlgnifsd aud reyeren
ba. really IS | rycollect at times Il
The psrlor Of my falher's house,
!" herr used TO be sent for ii,
, . sec' and the rum, aud where I'll,
p"i'sr Ma blue with smoke nc
uproa'ious With laughter and stories
+ h"'stsver been in any assei0bI,
Al, Vice / thought iherre, wa Was !,
, ,aucn good fellowship, ,,er anywhere
! excep' here, so. much 81 VIII. sut
much " that here to-night. s,tribut,
, il tos'hc proximity Of tic soldiers 90 an, !.
,4afanaas,. II wvers z, i. 90 30 & 4 !.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

/, is able 10 kno whether. this pa4lls
present. 1t is often found in his
vessels. and when he desires to know
whr'her it ba there. he asks a little
hmewater to tall him Nsr do.s lle
ask in vain. 1.-THE lime water tnrns
wh'tl h. it means yes:if il remains
clear. II means no. bns amu9 lusf
Would you like to see haw the
llme-wafe answers ths aanession9
Well suppose yon ask il whether
your cwn breath has any carbonie
saA ia it. | will tell you how to
ut lbe question. Pour little
lime water into a goblet; if yeu FIJI
The glass one third full, it will be
we'll. Aud row if You can find q
straw, or pipestem, or some other
small tube, you may put enc end OF
it quite down into tae lime wat
err. Draw long breath INTO
your lungs through',he nostril4'
and then let 1t a owIy escape through
the straw aud bub lie up through tie
lime water. Perhaps single breath
VI be enough, perhaps two. This
ia your Question: what is the arsw
er? TIE tinae-w">ter turns whatsg
1t says yes. there is carbsnic gas in
your breath.
Now if you have done tha : work
which has just been described IN
stead OF merely reading the desc ip-
ion, and than if you have tlloagh'
a"out The description, meaning otwhar
you have see, in tre experiments,
YOU may congratulate yourself on
naviug learned some valuable fact.
III the science of chemistry. But |
viii leave you TO decide the
question, "bas it ibees, Study o.
pay?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

50 kbal iii OMANcA. or SOM. CI,,LM, =, :
row tither sex NAV fascinste and gain III
l love ana affections of person. they chose i"
nn' his s'mnle mental acquirem n, ali ca,
'"rs; 'ree' by mil, for CSC. together i'm
marriage gnid.. Egyptian oracle. Dreams. Hlnt
10 ,Aal.s, Wedding Nigh, Shirt, &c 1 y ,ear
o"ok' address I. WILLIAMS & GO Pubs. Phila
Ava!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
New Advertisements.

gMkM8 t1-T 80 -
"a mpLSS sent 6y mall for soc. that retail quick
5Ss $iO. RI. W0LCoTT, lsl Ohatnsm SQUARE
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NH0 AWEEk TO AGENTS. Faateat selling
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ten cents. J. Bride, 7s7 Broadway, a. II
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This is TO certify that my hands got poisonee
some ago and after many Intellectual Attempts $3.50
To them, tried Mr.. Leonard's sALI. HRALEx9 t
SALvE The effect almost nlagicaI; after #s' 's1
two applications l WAS able to close nv hands .f .
which had been able to do for three weeks a'''
before. The third box cured me entirely fsssa so q
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hurt my hip lasts nmmer and Everything thai
could nee seemed 20 do me No good. As last 50
resort tried the AHLrHEALtEe SALvE which cured
me entirely. f@ eRH@6@4 EJAcKsoN IS 81 s.
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