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, 1875-05-09
CHICAGO.
COMPANY C'S BAIL


The eyont of the week to which Chicago ii
looking forward With the greatest interest, an
ticipating much pleasure therefrpm, is the Com
pany ball, which will take place on Thursday
evening Of this week. The Invitations, which
hare been out for some time, arc the artistic
work Of Messra. Culver Pagu,: Hoyne 4 Co.
They are very handsomely engraved on large
double sheet ot finest satin-paper; the Com pahy
monogram ornamenting thetop. This is e. large
&C" 1nterlacing at the top the wofs Company.
Inside are the 40" and .S, With II" t'F" and
ssR" interlaced. 4 wreath Of stars sur1nounta
this !; banners ornament the sides, whilo tents
in the distance, and cannon and cannon-balls,
complete it. The invitation reads:
Tho members Of Company G, First Regtmsnt R +, mi,
their first bail, to be given It the Armory on Thursday
evening, May IS, 1875: ''''' =.
coMMlr7fE on SOCIAL ES7Eara1sstzsra.
capt. sa- 9. ). 9 anss Corp +. q. Hoznt
seret. c. 4. HIT. -:
Capt IL B. CARPENTER, Col 4 G. MoChunq,
Mai. g. s. HunnARD, Jr., Hon. ", F. CooLRAUaH,
6 Gsn ~ 4 GnsT1 " RE NonMdn MtI1ns
Mayor 4. D. CoIv1x, hr: JEnoME BEEnhxn;
Mr. GEO. n. PulrAAa, M: LOUIS wAH1.
Tho programmes will be little larger than
the usual size, open at tho end. The order Of
dancing viii BE-, printed on white satin, tied at
beTs OH the board beneath. The programme wll
contain twenty dances, including inaroh dedi-
dated to Company " C" by John Hand. The
music will be under his leadership, and will COM
prise fifteen pieces:
room. The upper floor, uazed by Bournique,
will be given up entirely to dancing. ~ D.
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A GERMAN VIEW OF FRENCH AFFAIRS
London, April 8, $50 A. M.-The Berlin
Post, ministerial journal, has q leading ar
ticle saying: RECENT events unfortunately
render it too probable that the present
French Assembly. fearing there will be a
Republ majority in the next Assembly
disposed to peace. are anxious 10 precipitale
a war of revenge under the dangerous aus
nices of Marshal MacMabon and the Orleans
Princes, while the strong body Of RoyaliSt
Deputies will be placed in position to profit
by the restoration of monarchy. War,
accordingly, is coming Cd. although the
clouds gathering on the horizon may yet be
dispersed.
"The Austrian Conservatives are endea.
yoring to GUST Andrassy from the Cabinet,
With view OF participating IN coming
events.
"The greater part of the upper classes in
Italv are ready to join any ally against Ger.
many, considering her anti-Papal attitude
hostile to Italian interests; yet 1t is by no
means certain that France will be able TO
procure an Austro-Italian alliance just now.
If her endeayors fail, the war will probably
be delayed, but things will reach a pass when
the German people shall be better acquaint'
ed with the realities of the situation. 1t Is
time to awaken the slumberers.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times SAYS this article is likely TO have a
strong effect, and alarming rumors are rife.
The same correspondent states that since the
meeting of the Emperor Frapcis Joseph and
King Victor emmanuel there Is even less
nrosoect than before 10 Berlin of coucerting
common measures with Austria and Italy 10
relation 90 the personal responsibility OF the
Pone -.r ..
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PROPOSED PRESBYTERIAN CONFEDERATION
Ne,o York, April S.-The committee on the
matter of Presbyterian confederation met
this evening in the Fourth-Ayenue Presby-
terian church, Morris X. Jessup presiding.
Rev. Drs. McCosb, Matthews, and Hatfield
offered plans for submission to conference
Of all committees to be held in London July
q to prepare and draft constitution for the
proposed confederation. These plans were
similar in their nature, and set forth that it
was desirable to form 4 confederation for
Presbyterians generally, holding council
triennially. Details 10 be fixed at the confer
cree in London.
Doctors McCosb. Hatfield. Jenkin, Dale,
Hutton, Crosby, Cause, McAlister, and Mat.
tbews were appointed committee TO exam.
inc these plans, and draft Il tua and similar
one from them, which is to be printed and
distributed among all committees who attend
the Confer elce.
MesSrs. Morris X. Jessup, james Stewart,
Allen Hay, aud DR.. S. |. Prime were ap.
pointed committee on finance.
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Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
Runaway Couple.

hEISNILLE, A., q n TT Q, ISIo.
\ young gentleman OF nineteen and a
modest maiden OF merely fifteen, accom- pa
MED by sister and gentleman friend of the
young man, arrived at this place during the
wee Small hours of last night, all halling
from Farmvile. A determined pull at the
bell of the LIE Fargo House was promptly re-.
~ponded to, and refreshing cup of coffee
this morning sent them on their way rejoic-
ing, only to be pursued bya GREATNESS horse
man bearing the uncomfortable infoI nation
Of her friends being in pursuit. We learn
since that they have reached in safely the
Old North State. and are no Logger twain,
but one flesh Happy be their future years,
and may their ways be ways Of pleasantness
and their paths be path Of peace.
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rct,,r from Petersburg.
..,.,r..nonacncc Of the Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, ApriI Q, 1879.
,,cr cropGY rnLiTlCs. ETC.

ikTERSRk ~, avn AS'''
rR,,cs GEORGE POLITICS. ETC.
,,,p,rarv to evacuation. the Convention OF
GO Conservative party. which aS>cmo'cd AZ
,,r;nr,, George Courthouse Yesterday alter
.,nr, :, make nominations for county OIL
r, was altogether harmonious. All the
,rn>hins were fully represented, except
7,a,,nc,op. a resolution having been adopt
- IN that township declaring 1t ineXpedient
:, make nominations a. this election. SeVc-
-, cit,zrns from that township were present,
hnwrycr, aud entered the Convention, but
S,rI;prd 70 vote. The following nomlua-
,,ors we're madr: For Treasurer, kicaard
p Danicl: Commou wcilth's Attorney, j. j..
r,rse. sheriff, George McPhal! Bate !;
,rrrl Robert Gillian; Commissioner OF
Revenue, L. Il. Maik>.
~. l II Cox has declared himself an in
le,'sn,irnt candidate for Commonwealth'S
o,,orr,y. Though the county Is Radlcii oy
;,irr,l,, n io!itv. it is confidently be.
rn>..l hat hv hard work and united vote
fhr Conservative ticket will Toe successful.
4, Prince George Court Yesterday negro
vi. fined Sl40 and sentenced 10 JA' Tor He
al voting a, tie last election. negro who
.nrlird Tor liccrSe 10 practice law IN Inc
..4t,rfy was not allowed 10 qualify on the
round that his credentials were not pro-
prrly authenticated. In appointing Judges
cf election for The county. Judge Bate could
not find Republican III Brandon township
who could read and write. and he was COM
Yelled to appoint one who could do neither.
TOBACCO INSPECTIONS.
The business in tobacco this week has been
somewhat slack, though tc-fay the market
looked brighter. and prices were better on
GOOD grades. Appended is statement OF
the receipts and inspections for the week at
Ike several warehouses:
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BAPTIST SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE Seminary
To the Editor Of the Courier Journal =
publish, tor the Information Of the public,
the subscriptions made to the Theological
Seminary from some members OF the Baptist
congregations in this city. There are ye1
others promised, but the amount OF them
not being yet fixed, l cannot give them al
present. They will be announced nereafter
The total amount of those l publish is over
$4,000. They show to the public that
nave not called upon them until have duly
csnyassed the Baptists Of this city. These
do not include the large amount l have re-
ceiyed outside Of this city in the State.
The contributions below are for the gene
raj purposes of the institution.--J. p. Boyce
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THE CoNsEcTIcUr ELsCTIoN.- Hartford,
April S.-The total vote for Governor, Mon
day. was 44,301 Republican,, 53,7S5 Den
cratic. 500 Prohibition, and II scattering,
leaving Democratic majority OF 6.G1l. The
total vote tor congressman in the State was
47.3l1 Republican, 81, 093 Democratic, and
1909 Prohibition. The Democratic majority
in this total vote is 1867. The PROHIBITION
vote is almost wholly drawn from the Re
pubicans. Tue total vote for Governor is
larger by /, 5S4 and that for congressman by
9SG than any previous vote in the State.
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TORNADO IN ILLINOIS, Cincinnati, April
S.-A special dispatch to the Commercial
from Edinburgh, Illinois, states that fearful
tornado swept through that place at 1870 p.
II. today. The Christian church, in which
some thirty or forty young Indies and gentle
men were rehearsing, was demolished.
About fifteen of the party had been taken
out at last accounts. Miss Porter was dead ;
Dick Greenwood bad 10th legs broken; j.
B. Eaton was seriously injured Miss San
ders had both legs and one arm broken; Mr..
Kemmerer had jaw and shoulder broken.
Several others whose names have not been
ascertained were also Injured.
Five dwellings were also blown down, and
an elevator badly damaged.
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Grecpbrier Presbytery.

Grccnhrier PreSbytery met at Goals
Mouth, -. Adams, on the 18th instant ut I
+. NJ, and was opened with prayer by Rev.
j. H. Lewis. with u sermon from Luke, H..
ll-12; after which the body was constituted
With PRAYER.
Ministers present S. =. Houston, D. D.,
+. Ellis. NJ. l.. Lacy, j. G. Brown, }. Haynes,
NJ. II Bittirgrr, J. u. McClintock, Houston
Hamiltc II. and W. f. Hill. Elders: james
\. Montgomery, &. W. Craig, J. II. Posgue
Isaac G,lkersoo, Il. V. Shankiin, James
Mann, Il. +. Pollock, +. II. Taylor.
Rev. 5. X. Houston, ID. D., was elected
moderator, and J. G. Brown and 6. W.
Craig temporary clerks.
\ motion vas then put by Rev. E. Eells,
Stated supply OF this church, to adjourn
until TO. morrow morning at 81 O'Clock, sap
peudiycd" With the remark that the Episco
bal church Of this place being unit for occu
Iarcv and "tberefore that this church
be tende, ed 10 Bishop Whitile at 10 A. NJ,
the Prcsby'ery taking recess a; that hour,
ulaciur the sermon Of the Bishop in lieu
al The usual morning sermon by one OF lis
members.
The ion thus appendiXed was carried,
and the Presbyrery adjourned.
Bishop Whlt,e i, now on his annual visit
10 this part oil the diocese.
stCuSD DAY.
pre>bytery met at 81 A. NJ, and was
opened with prayer by Rev. d. II. Sydeu.
stricken. The minutes OF the last meeting
we're read and approved.
Rev. Fl. r. Laird, Of Roanoke, and D. S.
>ydenstricker, If Arkansas, were invited to
i, A. corresponding members. The latter
VA. received upon certificate Of dtsmission
rom bts Presbytery, and. after examination,
rurolIed as member OF this.
Excuses for absence from last meeting OF
prr>pytery were placed 10 the hands oil the
Committee on Leave Of Absence.
call from oak Grove church was placed 10
The hands OF ID. S. Sydenstricker and ac-
tcHcd.
The usual committees were appointed.
Communications from Buffalo church ten
,cring the resignation Of B. +. Sterrltt ana
+. +. DRYDEN as elders, and from ArbuckIe,
.uyltiny Rev. II. K. Laird TO serve as stated
,apply-ordered to be placed on the docket
Rev. J. Il. Leps wa. authorized to labor
it California. with full power Of an crapSe-
i.,.-to report at next meeting OF PresDy-
'rly. :.
The organization of q church at Hsml'n
Lincoln. of sixteen members, witbJ. X. Hoitas
aIcr, was reported, and the church enrolled
The installation of Rev. II. Il. Han'iton
o;er tie churches Of Liberty, Baxter, ano
IInlcrsvie Was reported.
Record, were called for aud referred.
The report of the Committee on DeVo'
Hynol Exercises was made, and is as follows
Preaching every night. On Friday morning
1t 10, reception aud reading or narratives
sLl on Sturdy morning, Presby con"
ettAcc OF home aud foreign missions.
krv. ". X. Hill was appointed chairman |
O sunday school. Reports were received
EAa placed in bis bands.
First order Of the day for t0.mofro"
t''"i,.V '"Ys ,""da the hoari~" nf mt re
III. ~ c:.aa!1S rules VI tue 2te:5ytsry. l
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-Mr. c. 2. Hunting
ton returned from Cincinnati on last Friday
morning, and went on the lilo a. n. tram.
He visited that place to meet the ofhcers OF
the C. G. and !. c. road and concert with
them some measures for the building OF a
western esnuection for the Cbes ,peake and
Ohio railroad. They made their PROPOSE.
lions, and it now only remains to be seen
what the other parties will do. Of course
we know nothing OF what the propositions
were that were made to the other road, but
Whatever they were they will doubtless be
fulfilled if the conditions on which they are
based are carried out.
Other p1rties are very anxious for road
on the other side of Lbc river, and While we
would be glad to see the road on either side
of the river we would prefer the north SIDE.
We have an idea that the local traffic on the
north side would be AZ least quadrupie the
amount of that on the south side. The large
and important local interests are almost en-
t.rely on the north side. The towns on the
an, ,th side are very unimpvrtsnt as far as
I"ca,, trade ia Observation-Disclosures Ad0er-
lJsDy.
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Commemorative York, April S.-Tbe
report circulated last night to the effect that
the Western Union Telegraph Company had
leaSed the lines Of the Southern and Atlantic
Telegraph Company running from Washing.
ton to New ORLEANS is erroneous. The facts
are that the Southern and Atlantic Company
has leased two wires from the Western
Union between Washington and New York
to facilitate the transmission Of their increas.
inc business
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION. - Providence,
April S.-Full returns Of the State election
give the following vote: For Governor
Hazard Independent Republican,, S,7l7 ;
Lippitt Irregular Republican,, S,34l; Cutler
(Democrat), $3.50. For Lieutenant-Gov
error Day independent Republican,, o.
1856; Sisson Regular Republican,, 1912 :
Pierce (Democrat, 5,l21.
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PosrAL.-James L. Mitchell is named post
master at Fancy Gap, Carroll county, Va,
uice j. V. NJ. Mitchell, resigned. A new
post.ottice is established ut TiIlar's Store,
Brunswick county, Va, with T. Fl. Tillar as
postmaster. The papers 20 to Petersburg,
Dinwiddie county. A new post-oftice Is
established at Raney's Store, Greenesville
county. Va. The papers 20 to Petersburg,
Va. 4 new post-ofiice is established at Clear
Greek. Raleigh county, w. Va, on the
route from Raleigh Courthouse TO Peytona,
with Samuel McGlnnis us postmaster. The
papers 90 to Malvlle.
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JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue in all the
following classes OF diseases. Ynd as being IA AB-
SOLUTE SPECIFIC. in several OF them, viz.
Scrofua and all the forms Of glandnlar swelllngs
and cutaueous eruptiye disease. Eryspelas. letter.
Eczema, &C. Chrt mic DarrhGa and Dysentory.
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Chronic Thrush. Affections
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, DrOpsy, Piles, and, In
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rheuma-
tism. In Ill arImic conditions Of the system and
broken down states of the constitution loss Of ap-
petite. and general nervous prosratiOn, their
powers and virtue as Restorative may De safely
pronounced 10 be without known rival amongst
the mineral waters OF the world They are espe-
cially indicated In TIE whole class OF aiL ens Pc
cuiiar 10 the female constitution.
This wafer IL packed In cases containing one
dozen alf-gallon bottles. Price, II per case.
The salts of the water (u5uaily called ROCK bridge
Alum Mass) Is obtained 10y the evaporation Of thu
water at rhe Springs, retaining the properties Of
the water, can be used for Its reproduction and Is
very convenient to persons whose homes are 81
mote from the Springs thar cost Of transporting
the water Is very large, or to those who wish to use
the waller when travelling, as IL can be reproduced
instantly. The salt; can be sent per NAH. Price,
- per ounce.
descriptive pamphlets can be obtained of the
agents gratis uuon application.
Supplies received di ect constantly on hand for
sale by PuRCELk, 1870; Ann W,tsr
,,h oxsS,.n11 Richmond. Va.
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HEAVY FAILURE Philadelphia, April s.
The flour. graiu and commission house OF
Howard Hlnchman & Son failed to-day, their
liabilities being placed at 100000. 1t is al.
legged they were compelled to suspend owing
to the Indebtedness of firm in Franklin
county, Pennsylvania. 1t is thought they
will receive an extension from their credit.
ors, by which their business will be contin.
ued without interruption.
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FREAKS OF 4 WHIRLwlND.-O Omaha, Neb.,
April S.-Yesterday whirlwind about one
hundred feet wide struck Platte River
bridge at Schuyler, Neb., and lifted four
spans with thereof from their places and
dropped them in the river, leaving nothing
but piers. Several houses on the south side
were blown down. The damage Is estimated
at $40, 900.
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SUCCESSOR TO JOHN MIrcHEG.- Baltimore,
April S.-Dr. j. G. Waters, of Baltimore, has
received from the electors In Ireland an In
vi'ation to stand for the representation of
Tipperary In the British ParliameDt, 10 place
Of John Mitchell, deceased. He proposes,
however, remaining in this country.
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LEAGUE AGAINST THE Pope Venice, April
8.--Tbe King of Italy bias joined the lesgue
with Austria, Germany, and Prussia to pre-.
vent the election OF an infallibilist Pope.
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Tbs MARIO w.GAuGE RoAD.-we nao
the pleasure OF seeing letter writ ee,'o Dy
Mr. JoEr Enders, Of Richmond, TO iell elbow
countymau, Dir. III: G. Stone. MT: E as ths
snsskS mort hopefully Of The prospect OIL lae
Trans. Allegheny road. we nope MS ANU
cinaIious may oe fully and early realized.
Mr. Enders is one Of the most energetlc
business. men of Richmond, and tui OF ,e en-.
t u and progress Nristta"sbs'g 1hes'
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CARLIsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Apfil ..
1t is reported that the Government INTENDS
to prosecute the German subscribers 10 the
CsrIist fund for iomentipg rebellion against
a friendly Power.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The remains OF the late Mrs. Bette +. Su'-
lie reached here on the mall-train from
Richmond this afternoon, and were met at
the dcIU by a large number Of citizens Of
both sexes. many of whom bore in their
hands beautiful loral tributes to place upon
her craze. Two ezra coaches were attached
10 the train 10 accommodate the family and
friends who came over from Richmond. The
bouy was followed 10 the grave by very
long procession.
The Fair Of the First Baptist church is
Progressing very sue eS>fully and very salts
lsCtorily to the ladies who have it in charge.
over one huudred dollars was cleared at the
diDucr.'ahlc alone Yesterday.
The Police Commissioners meet at the
court house tonight 10 ill two vacancies cX-
j>tlng in the police corps. 1t is said the ap-
ilicantS for these positions arc numbered by
The score.
An adjourned meeting Of the City Council
viii be hcld 10 .mOrrow, when the license-taN
Tor The year will be fixed, the gas question
settled, and several other matters Of interest
considered.
Hon. John Goode returned to the city
from Sussex county to-day, where he has
been engaged in taking dispositions in his
own behalf in the contest for his seat in Con-
erc.s. 1t is stated that frauds on the part OF
III" Radicals at some Of the voting precincts
were clearly established.
The peanut market is very active and sales
were made to-day as high as $3.50 per bushel
for prime nuts.
\ gentleman residing on west High street
l., th" proud father Of three boys, aged re-
>pecliyc!y eight, seven, and five years. He
had them put upon scales and weighed to-
dag, and was astonished TO find that the bal
unccs showed the merest fraction OF pound
dll"rrn e in their weights.
The revivas are still in progress at the
Wu>hlngton.S rect and Hight Street Mctho-
dist Episcopal churches. AT the former this
Wtck there have beea sixteen conversions.
At The latter, up to last night, there had been
sixty conversions, with thirty penltents at
The altar.
Tn" tine blcodcl stallion Tmon was sold
II auctiun to-day and brought S2I0--some
i've or six hundred dollars less than the
owner asked for him short time back.
RoBIS HooD.
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The Chicago Tribune paid George Alfred
Townsend S55750 for Tilton's martial cor.
respondence "-the letters that passed be-
tween Tilton and wife.
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DEATH OF SIR JoHN CRAY Dublin, April
9.-Sir John Gray, member OF Parliament
for Kilkenny and proprietor Of the Free.
mans Journal Of Dublin, died yesterday.
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DEArH OF THE LATE CELESTIAL IMPERIAL
CoSsopT.-S Shanghai, April THE widow
~ the late Emperor Of China died Oh tbe
zltu .: MARCH,.
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LETTER FROM DIR. HUNTER INQUIRE,
Professor OF Surgery In thu Richmond Medical
College: -
RICH::oND. VA. December 90. 1874.
Dear Sir,-I have used with the most crafty Ing
results the Buff 40 Spring water you were Kind
enough 10 Eend me. Having only small supply OF
it employed 1t chiefly in cases of disease OF the
urinary organs and found 1t Of great value when
alkaline diureiic was needed.
have no doubt OF Its tonic, Alternative, and dlu-
ana of al the D a al waters
sA'uADe' l0-''' ' BiUjNTER MCGUIRE.
To Colonel Thomas F. Go0ds. 49,.
LETTER OF DIR. HENRY RITTER, OF NORFOLK, VA
NORFOLK, VA, February 10, 1875.
Colonel Thomas +. CI0ode: 1880
Lear Sir.-UuIing the past year have frequent
ly prescribed The waters Of the Buffalo springs In
uterine diseases and affections of the kidneys and
to the waters Of any other springs with which ]
servant a iH.''D''' HENEY RifTSfER, II. b.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER. &C.
CASE OF CAPTAIN wuLIAsP. ROBINSON. APKoM-
ISgNT CITIZEN OF DANyILLE. VA. ...
DANvILLE. Va, January 81, 1875.
Colonel Thozaas T. Goode:
. Lear Slr.-For some fourteen years have been
great suffne. from inflammation Of the bladder
ana the neck + ,he bladder. During This period
have been under the Treatment OF the best Tenical
men Of the sonntry am9ag Others The celebrated
permanent relief. In eptember last visited The
Buffalo Springs AMI used the water Of Spring No. q
which drank very freely, the effect of which was
immediate and marked. improved each day of
my stay of three weeks at he springs At the emo OF
witch Il NE was CONSCIOUS of decided improve
ment In my condition. 1 then returned home,
bringing supply or the wafer With me, continuing
The use oft for about Two months now take great
pleasureln saying that regard my Improvement
as OF permanent character, and that AIN Indebted
10 this water for degree Of health and strength
which have MT known b, fore for fourteen years.
Very truly, yours, WILLIAM +. RIO 3INSON.
This water is put up for sale In cases of one dozen
haf.gaIun bottles 1t 50 per case.
THOMAS f. GUJDE, Proprietor,
Buffalo Springs, Neckenburg county, Va.
an cod 81 ~.
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Here IL the way St. Louis paper reports
,he rosn,t of tho mS.vnr's f's"'lo"' ia, 'c'
/: u,els.vitz, Z; aissu'A=, uHt"nse"'