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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27
By Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneeTs,
No. 1912 Main street.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY VAL
II LIABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PRO
Perry, LOCATED on THE NORTHEAST
LOUISIANA STREET, FOR ; Lr AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-l will SELL upon the premises. at / s
O'Clock r. NJ. on TUESDAY the 27th OF April.
1875. that nice TWu-SI DRY BRICK STORE
and OWE Ling, owned By the late Frederick
Gundah. deceased.
he store is ad:ntcd 10 any business and has nice,
due rooms; kitchen, Stable, and splcndld water In
the yarn.
Also, four nice 10 rs adjoining on the east 80 by
12j feet each. and four other LOTS in the rear,
fronting on Louisiana and Orleans streets 80 feet
each.
special attention Is called to this sale.
TIE TERMS ARE: One-thIrd cash balance at SIX
and twelve months, Fix per cent Interest, secured
BY negotiable notes and deed of trust.
REIMOSD GuNDLAH,
Executor Of Fred rick Gunnah.
Sale by LYME u BROTHERS, AuctIoneers.
0O21
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27
BY W. h. Smith & Co.

HOUSE-FURNISHlNG GOODS,
IL CHINA, CROCkERl. and
~, GLASSWARE,
AT AUCTION.
will comm, nee selling the balance Of my stock
at auction TODAY. Sale At 101s A. NJ. and 2 +.
VI. ,
On FRIDAY at II O'Clock will sell one S)X-
FOOr UPRIGHT SHOWCASE and two SIN
FOOT COUNTER SHOWCASES, one SHEET
IRON and one BOARD sign. >orr
TERMS: Cash. RObEki NOlI,
siain between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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BY Augustine Royal, successor 10
Moody K Royan,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtsOneer,

BY Augustine Royal, successort 10
Moody K ROWAN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctsoDeer,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets, Manchester.
GRUSTEES' SALE OFoVERf FALUA-
i BILE REAL ESTATE IN PIE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, CORNER NINTH AID EEr-
RETT STREE-rS, ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2S,
1875, AT p. NJ, ON THE MISES.-ky vir-
Tue Of deed of trust execu ed 70 The Undersigned
b. W. n. Walker beiring date an the ST" dav Of
October. SE4. and duly OF record In the Hastings
Court Clerks office of said city, and being Required
soto 10 by the beneci ry shall expose for sale
at public suction, at the time ard place before
mentioned tile really valuable HOUSE aud LOT
corner Ninth ano Everett syetts. 10, Ronts 90
feet by 1872. House In rod oydrr containing seven
rooms We'll ofsater in thcyurd.
Terms :. Cash sufficient To pay expenses OF safe
and to discharge and pay on q note now due f0r
$3.50 so with interest from October = 1874. I'LL
paiu, AT six per per anHuul: Ih balance paya-
BILE as follows: Note due Sth.llth OF October,
1875, for 1850 so with Int. rest, aud Nc IT, Que
April Sih-11,a, 1876, for 800 80; The residue,
II auy. payaeaa at such time or times a, viii oe
naue Known OIL the Gay OF sale.
1 - > WILLIAM AMBERS,
J.. A. CLARK.
ax2o NT Trusta ca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27
by Grubbs e Williams,
Resi- Esnte Agents and Auction"ers,
Eleventh str. ct between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VACANT
" LOT On THE SOUTH SIDE % FRANZ
LIN BET WEES TWENTIETH AND
TWFNTY->IX I'll STREETS AT AUCTION
by vrl ue of decree OF The Charc"ry Court OF the
civ OF Richmond entered on 12ih Norember
1874, In The suit of = Brummel Is. s. Walters
will sell at anct9n on tn: prsnises on ,
DAY. Gath sprfl. Ut ~ O'Clock NJ, inc desir;l,
bic EUILUISCi LOT located as above stated. and
adjoining The residence OF John w. Davies. Esq
fronting 80 feet. and rlnDipg back 13O feet 10 al
alley In common Is feet y idc. -....
This LOT has sufficient front for two rnements
TO be erected thereon. and Is Lear enough to the
clears 10 make IL IN reach OF otsine s-eh ana
others. ~s 49,
TERMS: One-fourth cash ; balance st SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WIN IN
tcrrs 81 ADDED and title retained until all the pu'
chasc-money is paid and Il convey sncc ordered by
the court. JOHN T. BOOTH, Commissioners.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctloncers.
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
27ln April 1875. ut Az O'Clock 7. NJ.
ap % JOHN i. BOOTH. Commissioner.
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aEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-The
IL HUSARD'S GROVE PROPERTY, contain
ing about ten acres, and about FOUR ACHES more
opposite there TO- on The Mech4nicsyille turnpike,
short distance from the city limits have Hren d.
yiied into BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. for
sale on liberal Terms. This properly. for health
aud beauty ut location, accessibility to business,
and prospective enhancement in value, Is unsur-
passed by any thing In or around the city.
ARMY TO RICHARDSON & CO.,
an Si.lnt 11l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27
By Gru5bs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS
N STAND OR SITE FOR \ DWELLING. AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
PIr T. STREETS, AT hUCrIoS.-On WE'D MES
DAY The 2sth DAY Of April, at AZ o'clock T. NJ, upon
the premises, We viii sell the Lo situated rs above
alley rs location at present isycry desirable boti
for business and residence, and being within one
selected for the Clay-Wa market. house this loi
must greatly improve In value.
TERMS; Al SAFE.
pp23 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auclioneers.
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EIRSr-CLASS SPLINT LUMP AT 81
L per % bushels: Anthracite, CRATE and stove,
bcr!and engine, So to $3.50 per ton: Glover
IIilI and o,f-r Goals from 80 25 To rs per load.
oak and Pine Wood 1T lowest prices. Quantity and
quality wari8uted IT, equal any III the CITY. Nine
tccnth and Cary streets. Z. III. tAGE.
NH 10
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vTANTED.-We want to invest Slo,ooo
w In sums of 80. 900 each or less, secured ny
aaaa ~ ,ru.t mo, improved unfncumbered Rich
mond CITY real estate, or good col'a'er!l,.o ~,
CHAPLIN, STAPLES CO.,
.no1oi I;nnkers and zeal Estate gents.
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3 BY II. Mccormick, Anctloneer,
-ga 1414 Main street. =

GTOCK OF GROCERIES" /"
y - WINES, LiQrORI. &C., &c.,. r..
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, .29th instant at 10 o'clock, l
will sell at the storse Of r dward Phelan, ST.. NO.
1881 Broad street, his entire stock OF the ABOVE
lily GkOCERIts, BAk-FIXrUREs, SCALES
and WEIGHTS, sc, .s-.:.
a superior lot of WINES and LIQUORS.. consist
leg of "
aPPLE. BLACK BERRY, aud GINGER
BRANDY, &C, &C.
EDWARD PHELAN.
IT Mccormack Auctioueer. sax ap27
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7 ANDS.-I have for sale a large nUsaber OF
IL hrst-class ESTATES with splendid improve
meuts ana large and SINAI FAHMS with - with
out buildings. In almost every section OF the tare.
Many of the large estates are situated on tire DANES
and o. her rivers, ana msnv OF the smals srnIs lie
near the city. GEORGE NJ. DREWRI
ap 1-1n* 1Ql4 Maia street..
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(F0B OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGg.]
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ROBERT A. LANCASTER, WILLIAM Ii. LuCKE.
I ANCASTER & LUCkE, STOCK AND
81 REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Office, Stale Bank building, I'LL Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Securities of all kinds bought and sold on COM
mission. Specie and Foreign Exchange dealt In.
Loan, negotiated Real Estate sold privately or at
auction. ap 20-1m
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HENuY I. ANDERSON. CADMUS {. JOHNSON.
A NDERSON g. JOHNSON, DEALERS
N IN WO, ID, COAL ard COKE, Basin Bank be.
tween + igh,il and Ninth streets. Good seasoned
OAK AMI Pine WOOD, a fuIl supply awSa t,,S on
sCFr COKE, LUMP and HAIL. All Of the best
quality and guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
NH,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27

tDMINISTRATOR'> SALE.-I will sell
N on SATURDAY the 1st day OF May, 1879, at
10 O'Clock A. 81,
Two COWS,
One YEAkLING HEIEER,
One CALF.
at the eastern end of Cary street tnorh) near the
Pump.
TERMS: Cash. C. AGNFR,
Sheriff. and adlninistra tor of the estate of
ap243t John Hill. deceased.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-t offer at Eas
n private sale my RFSID nee. No. 62f Al
Seventh street. The dwelling Is large and comaIo-
dious: Three stories with finished BASEMENT. The
lot is so feet front with depth OF 1872 feet.
. TERMS Accommodating. :. 80
Apply upon The premises, or Of the subscriber at
1901 Main street. ~#. G. GESNET.
ONc
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TOR SALE PfIVATELY, THE VERY
n DESfRA BILE BUSINESS STAND called
Beulahpie,' situated 1t CROSSROADS In King Will
liam county, on the roads leading TO .tylctt's ware
house and Nelson's ferry. The Improvements con-
sist of Il dwelling and stoI ehouse, Kitchen, shoe
full Of ice. Tine eghborhO"d cannot be surpassed,
and the stand Is OF the best in the county. there
being no store in eight miles 1t Is well suited Tor
u ply sician.
For terms, &C., apply to hr. J: W. TAYLOR,
living near by. or K. d. EACHO,
~, % .lSwtMy1 zeal Estate Agent,
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FOR LEASE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
' LEASE.-I will lease for t. rm of five years
tina. valuable tracl known as fr.v#u Il tl
NECK OF LAND,
containing about TWO THOUSAND ACRES, 700
enclosed and under cultivation; situated between
Jamestown ard Williamsburg, about seven miles
from the latter place.
! he lands hnely adapted 10 raising
WHEAT AND CORN,
aud one hundred acres Of IL Is now in Timothy. 1t
contains
ALL NECESSARY OUT-BUILDINGS,
WHICH are in perfect order, and Is SO situated that
the r Ct can he divided and leased 10 two tenants.
II would he admirably suited for
GRAZING FARM;
and for pleasant society sInoss sgreeably situated.
A post.office within u mile OF the hou-e. Seven
thousand cords OF wood caa be cut FROM the place
al a cost of rs cents per cord.
Fo fun PARTICULARS and terms apply 10 lne at the
Exchange Hotel
ap 13-2ew4w u,. WILLIAM ALLEN,
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ZINE RESIDENCE ON GROVE AVE
u NUE. AT PRIVATE SALE.-1 Cff'.r at pri-
yaie sale my REsIDENCE on Grove avenue, about
half uIc from the city Limits. The house contains
eight rooms, exclusive of store room, green
house. &c. ..... .s#...
GARDEN of four acres, with productive aSpara-
gus AMI strawberry beds. grapes and peaches, ap-
pies aud cherries Of choicest varieties The garden
has been planted This spring with every variety OF
vegetables. Apply on the premises or TO me, post
office box S54. CHARLES HOWARD.
an 7-eOG6t
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FOR SALE.

New two-story FRAME DWELLING with four
rooms and loi on the east side of 1biriel street
between Marshall and Gay streets, for sale pri-
vately. .
Two.storv FRAME DWELLING with five
rooms: kitchen and .ot, on the east side of Tweu
ty.sIxth stret between Clay and Leigh streets, for
sale privately. RICHARDSON & CO.,
ap 21-4t 11l3 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27

DuILIP j. WRIGHT,
i {late LANCASTER & Co..
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROkFR, STOCK
AUCTIONEER and Dealer In SPECIE and ST ER.
LING EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, Va.
D1-lm
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
NOrICE.-The BANK OF COMMERCE.
~ will move to and continue business at Its
new banking rooms, No. l117 NJ AIH STREET,
from and utter WEDNESDAY MORNING the
2Sih inSt ant. JOHN T.. WILLIAMS.
on27.5t Cashier
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WANTED. TO RENT A GO0hG
w SIX.O(TAyE ROSEWOOD PI.f7s TT
NO 10 q responsible party. VIII rent low 40
dress H.. DispGtch office. apII.It
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A deS-
IL rable BRICK DWELLING. centrally located
on Marshall street. with basement aud two stories
above. containing SIX rooms. and Kitchen. and
hands 1me iron vera nda IN front. in thorough re-
FAR, for sale privately. APPLY to
II. RICHARDSON & CO.,
an 234t ~ - Main street.
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w ANTED, TO RENT A HOUSE ##
w with fhrcc or four rooms. In the neigh En-
borhood of ronre Park. Address, with nartlcu-
imS , q, a,,.,t1rc iva aI272 '*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-An
Ill attractive BRICK DWELLING, d. lightfuliy
located on Third street, corner of Arch street Zone
OF the most i'm proving parts OF The cify win base
meut and two ST ries above. con tainpg tea rooms
and kitchen, with all the modern improvements, in
excellent repair, f, r sale priva'er. Apply 10
RICH ARDSON < CO.,
on02tr 1113 Min street
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY july is 187F

OF the passengers on the down train were
taken back TO Williamsburg by the Long
Island railroad. A good many were carried
to New York by the steamers plying to
Rockawdy Beach. The boats ran for that
purpose until o'clock this morning. 1t is
generally believed that the down train had
the right of way, and that it was the duty
OF the conductor OF the train from Rocka-
way Beach to switch off at Rockaway viii
lage until the down train had passed.
This is the usual custom, but as
the down train was somewhat be-
mind time, Conductor Holdridge may have
been instructed otherwise. A few minutes
later the up train would have passed off the
single track and reached the main branch
road, which has two tracks. It was proba-
bly, TO save few minutes that the mp train
was started from Rockswsy Village that it
might reach the double track before the ar
rival OF the down train. A change of time
table went into effect yesterday on the
Southside road, but the officials claim that
the running time of the trains which came
into collision had not been changed.
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through a range of nearly 1905 within a tort
night, must present conditions OF
which we can not form any
conception. Another popularity which,
to our notions at least, would be unpleasant
is supplied by the meteors. Here they are
pretty spectacle; in the moon they can not
be seen, but they must, at times, at least
keep up very brisk csnnonade. As there
is no atmosphere" write our authors, ito
consume the meteors by frictional heat or
break by its resistance the velocity OF their
descent; they must strike the moon with
force to which that of 5 cannon ball strlklng
target is feeble indeed" II these din
be most eligible place for the observs-
ton of astronomical phenomena-for md
ing out. for instance, all that we are so Ia
boriously seeking to discover about the sun
The earth, too, would present spectacle OF
extraordinary beauty: "At this sunset time
the earth, nearly in the zenith OF as
(the supposed lunar spectators,) will be
at its half illuminated phase, and even then
it will shed more light than we receive upon
the brightest of moonlight nights. As the
night proceeds, the earth's phase will In
crease through the gibbous stages, until at
midnight it viii be full, and our orb will be
seen in its entire beauty. II will perform
at least one of it's twenty-four hourly rota-
tions during the time that 1t appears quite
full, 1.-THE night is more than three hundred
hours long,, and the whole of its surface
features will in that time pass before the
lunar spectators eye. At times the north
ern pole will be turned toward our view, at
times the southern; and its polar ice.caps
will appear as bright, white spots marking
its axis of rotation. The seas would appear
Jas far as can be inferred) of pale blue-green
tint. the continents parti- cOlored, and the
tinted spots would vary with the changing
terrestrial seasons"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15

ne art OF healing al its origin in the woods.
ana the forest is still the best medical sch ooI1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOK AGENTS S Ssn,ss to ? s sell =! 9TH,

BOOK AGENTS F Esatss e g sem N nT 3
book ever published; SIS pages, over 25J illus
cTatlidons, %. Thousands buy it at sight who
priced books treating of Domestic Medicine. In
IKE other books sold through agents, this work
Is thoroughly advertised throughout North
Amerlca. This fact, together with the large
size, eiegant appearance and many new fea-
lures OF the book, causes II TO sell more rapidly
man any work ever published in this country
Inoss OF my agents who have had experience
IN selling books, say that in all their previous
canvass1pg they never met with such success or
mace sc large wages, as since commencing the
SAFE OF my work. For terms and territory, adj
oress, 1ncloslng two postage stamps and stating
experience, K v. PIERCE, NJ. d., Worlds Dis.
PensaTy Buffalo, n. Y. Note-Mark envelope
"tor Publishing Dept"
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lie ONE WE'RE THEREl

LUNAR LUXCRY-APPEARANCE OF THE EARTH
FROM THE MOON.
TtP Spectator thus chats about our neigh
Dor. the moon: Imagine how breathless the
inteest with which we should have awaited
each revelation of the marvellous inmru-
mems which science employs in the work of
lunsrisn discovery, If our satellite had been
inhabited. and we could have discovered
something like our own human life? I'm
hippily any such imagination is out of the
Question. A place without air and water,
end in which the temperature passes
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim OF youthful imprudence, causing
premature decay, nervous debility, etc., having
tried In vain every known remedy, has found
q simple self cure. which he will send free t(
his fellow sufferers. Address j. II. REEVES
70 Nassau street, New York.
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TESTIMONIALS.
$4,000 REWARD,

will pay $1,000 In gold TO any one TO show
inaI single testimonial publish is not GEM
Inc, also an additional reward OF 5000 i'm gold
for medicine that has ever effected one-haif as
Frazier's Root Bitters. O.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15

Has been discovered by old DR.. Williams Ian In
dian remedy,l called DIR. Williams INDIAN Ofnf
ment' "A single box hiss cured the worst ola
chronic eases OF the blind, bleeding IL ching and
uicerated Piles Of p and 80 years standing 10
lions, Instruments and elec;uaries are only q
waste of time and money The indian Ofynt
nenI gives instant and painless relief Over On
w cured patients attest its virtues and NM,
slclans OF All schools pronounce il the Greatest
SyOnIlouuon 10 medicine OF The ace. WfIliams'
p1aS Glntment Is prepared exclusively for the
fneS ana nothing else. Sold by druggists and
country storekeepeTs in all parts Of the world
- extracts from letters received I
Mr.. u Salgues, City Auction House Cleveland
" writes; my Dear Sri feel can not SPEAK
IA too high terms of praise of Dr. WdIliamsf In
ulan ointment for the Piles, and its wonderful
anu maglc-1ke cure upon myself I have haen
anllctee with Piles for the past wears. al No
tlIne curing this period have been entirely free
,roi , suieIing used various remedies recon-
yer, nearing OF the wonderful cures performed nv
the use OF DIR. Williams Ointment i was in
duced TO try it, After using the Ointment les.
IMAM Iour weeks found myself entirely cured
ana Zee from Piles. bougbt only one box %
ointment, and have half the medicine left y
John Allison, Steubenville, o. afflicted with
IIt.cning plies, writes: "Send me anorher box of
Williams ointment, as l am getting better"
Many thousand certificates similar to The
ABOVE can De produced III necessary and what 10
more gTatlIylng, II 1t Is not remaI kable is the
lact mat IN no case, SO far as is known has this
neuiclne been used with unsatisfactory resnlfs
onun all spurious advertisements and irnffa-
tlons. ask your druggist or medicine dealer for
oIu III. M1Iilams Indian Ointment and ACCEPT
Sold wholesale by Haskit& Hetselgesser. Stew.
oils, Ind ' -"OiaP
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snaI a slnsIe testimonial 1 publish is not genu-
me- also an additional reward OF $500 ina gold
for medicine that has ever effected one-haSS es
many cures during the time Introduced a.
Extracts from late letters received
DIR. FRAzIER-Dear Sir: Your Root P,,,o
nave 9ullt up my wife more rapidly than ali the
medicines taken by her during the past nine
Infammatory Rheumatism, but is now so Wan far
recovered that think one No ore bottle of YOUR
ollters VIII work cure. Tours truly,
J.k. SPEAR, INDIANAPOLIS Ind
Mr., FRAzIER-DEAR SIR: have been af-
nicted Tor over three years with a scroful ous
aneclOn on my lace, which broke out in PM
p pes ana b1otcnes: was also weak, with nc
mer. Your Bitters being highly recommended
as blood medicine, procured a gupply. Az 4
JOY better health tIan have for 10 re nov e.
case was one of the very worst 1 can honesfi v
recommend your Root Bitters to all
MISS LIZZIE CORNWALL
East Cleveland, o.
Krs. Daniel Smith, Of Concord. n Y aratc, al
w,s1 wesksness pain In the lungs snd should err
tired, fsinty feelings all the time, Writee:
NIB. tKAzIER-DEAR SIR: 1 received n g
bottle OF htters you sent me by sz press SID !
have taken the wholeof it, and It has Done o q
more good than ell the medicines have evss
years. thought could get them IRON, our
ornffg1s s put tney do not yet have them.
Coeuo IN We sOlo . oOLtleS III could have go.
tnem. think YOU might hsve great sals M
your Htters here. want you 20 send ne gx
bottles Tor %, the price you advertise Ssl d
quick as you can, by express, @. o. y. II is I, q
pest medicine ever saw. ErorQ : DER en- to-
ful friend MRS. DARu L EAFrTP.
Concord n. II. +. .. Box So,
Tie above is q fair sam pie OF the scores of let
tiers am receiving from a parts OF the coun-
Try, az my laboratory in Cleveland, o. The
Root Bitters are put up in plain bottles al ST. or
SIX nottles for 90, a price within the reach OF
All, tne poor as well as the rich. Sold at retail
Dy druggists and country storkeepers through
Out the world. Wholesale by Browning & Sloan.
Hask1t & HetselgeSser, Stewart & Morgan and
Sn1deier- snyder & Co., indianapolis, Ind. Depof
for the United States, 2l2 and 2ls Superior street
Sleve,and, o. Foreign countries,
, 1875-01-11

vayt bounty, reaching back through no ,nany
years.. III tho Metropolis Of Tho 1and he loved
with hiA ~lIols heart III the morning Hight nhifo
he TAs thanking God for good nights rest
tfne wife and trss husband together to tho lask
III This perfect moment, tim snEeI Of death cat1r
and A. El,ch man wnu1d love to die, he died, III
perfect peace and aatlFiied. Now and then We
d. ecem to hear tho bells II heaven Ginning au-
dlhls through tlIn turmoil OF this lower life !:
there ia ench 4 sound to me IN thin blending OF
lfs into death aud Of death iuto fe Il WAS Of
I'LL tLnnH fitting that Gc7rit Smith should de-
Iart Al holy ti1o wien Tho year was full il, the
ftehh nFit7,inE. FREQ from pain. and with tEip
faithful. tcntier old hands to cloao hin eyes. No
cnn none Of III horo To malch l,iY bnutv, Wo
may match his generosity, for TINT /. in Tho
measure uf our H,eans. bnne OF us may feel.
peFllapa that we lave no ructI manhood behind
Ill., but If We will b1t hare faitt, tint
NO haso a.tli H,c'. mtnl1ood before
pn, We need nut despair. I urge uron ynu
Young ,nen especially Iii. grand example. ,os.
cRn each In your degrra touch an eru.l r11rjty
aud nobility. 1ItA Father In yu1lr Father, iii
Hnl Sotir Tod. that tE,riHt he fOjInwsd With
tttndsart steps stiIl wallis the world watchinc
!1f Purf men tn win that thew may slt down with
Him on Ills throne. >o,,1 bodies arc the temples
nf tue Holy Giinst. You asn can 10 free, and
simple. alli devnut, aa TIC waa, AMI sef-forge.fuI,
while still yoH hold rour own against the world
aid tlna, whether soon or late, death NAV come
you MIL jlare Wnn human hearts tn love yD,l, to
min tnHrH on your 1cad tacn nht1 tn cIeriR1I your
memory loiiy after YOU Eavo pnaead into lhe
everlasting lite.