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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. HARVEY
7, L. BYRD, .r..

OF BALTIMORE, LATE FKOFESsOK OF DISEASES
OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE COL
LEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONS OF MARYLAND, &C.
ut affords me pleasure to bear testimony to the
value of the Buffalo Lithia Water as a medicinal
agent es pecialy IN THE PECULIAR DISEASES
OF WOMEN. In the sub-acute and chronic form OF
several of these, relief has been afforded by these
waters where the Materia Medica had failed to re-
store the organs involved 10 their normal functions.
/ refer particularly to diseases of the urogenital
organs. In Leacorrhea. AmeRorrh90, DySme-
nOrrh9a, and CyStorrhRd, their action MAY be
regarded as almost specific" .,
THOMAS +. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lith1a Springs.
an cost Virginia.
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TGGs FROM PURE-BRED FOWLS OF
IL the following varieties: HIT BRAHMASan and
nyered In Richmond or Petersburg free of charge.
d. L. BLISS, Proctor's Greek, 81
ap 1S-1wx Chesterfield county, Va
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BoYs' AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
A. SAKs 6 Co., 1913 Main street.
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J.D FRY & Co., 1000 Main street, opposite post.
office, are now the hatters Of Richmond.
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SIXTY THOUSAND BEDDIEG-PLANTS cheap at
LAIRD's FLowER-GARDEN,o OH Grace street.
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Harper's Bazar and Ladys Journal for
this week received from ]. I. Ellyson, 1lls
Main street.
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A 7 COST! AT COST!

Having determined TO discontinue the dry-good
business shall from this DAY offer my entire stock of
SEASONABLE AND WELL-AsSORTED GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
And IN order speedily TO dispose OF the entire
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE,
can be had. CHARLES HUTZLER,
fe2s-2m GIL Broad street.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-JaStice Joseph
j. White presiding. Chapel (co.-
ored), charged with being an escaped priS-
oner. Chapel was before the Police Justice
in December last on the charge Of being O
policy-dealer, and was bailed for his appear
ance at the January term OF the Hastings
Court. He was delivered to Deputy Sergeant
Harmon. .f
The continued case of Frederick Frick
and Herman Meitz, charged with feioniously
assaulting and wounding Frank Grubbs
with a wooden bar, was called. They were
sent on to the Hastings Court. Frick and
Meitz were bailed for their appearance, and
at the request Of the Commemorative at
torney, George D. Wise, Grubbs was CON-
mitted to Jail in default OF surety for his
appearance az q witness. In his testimony
before the Police Court Grubbs did all be
could to get the accused out OF trouble; and
his seeming unwillingncss to testify against
them led to security being required of him.
John H. Cox, charged with feloniously
obtaining from Hobson Il McGehee 1915
under false prctences. The case was con-
tinued until the 23d.
Ben. Scott was charged with unlawfully
cutting and wounding horse Of Michael
Kelly with q sabre. The evidence showed
that the horse was hired by colored man,
and . the rider, who was following the fit-
teenth-amendment procession, happened to
be in the way Of Captain Ben.'s military
company just after wheeling into First
street near Franklin street, and not getting
out Of the way when ordered, Ben. became
enraged and struck the horse four or five
times with his sword, cutting the animal
Isomewhat, for which he was fined SIS.
The Police Justice has addressed com
munication to the Chief of Police calling his
attention to section 16 Of chapter "a OF the
ordinances, concerning the sale at the mar:
kets Of "sturgeon not previously skinned
and requesting him to instruct the police tc
report all such violations Of the ordinances
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SPRING STYLES
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
4. SAKs 6 Co., 1913 Main street.
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CANNON & COURTNEY.
AnriL 1R. 1871.

Colonel W. Gordon, counsel for the Rich
mond Tobacco Association, and Attorney
General Daniel, and many other distin-
gulshed lawyers, are also Of opinion that
the new act repeals the previously-eXisting
ones, abolishes the office Of inspector. and
leaves the State without a tobacco.inspec-
ton law practically operative until October,
1870
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ANOTHER JOB LOT. ....yt.y
80 YOUTHS CASHMERE COATS
worth IS at $3.50.
Cali early, as there are only 80 OF them.
A. SAKS & Co., lO13 Main street.
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STAT1oNERY.-The finest line OF these goods in
the civ j. r, ELLYSON.
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RVFFAH0 LYTHEA WATERS.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
IN TIE
PECULIAR DISEASES OF WOMEN.
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DR. HUNTER

PROFESSOR OF SURGERY IN TIE RICHMOND
(VA.) MEDICAL COLLEGE.
RICHMOND, VA. February l, 1877
I'VE cannot safely determine the therapeutic
value tf any mineral wafer by its chemical analysis
Chemistry has not discovered any element in suf1-
cient quantity, or any combination OF elements, In
the Buffalo Lithia Springs which would lead us 10
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN, and get I
hare repeatedly found it to be Of poSitipe and
ner7nanes,t pai9e in many Of these cases. think
the goou results obtained by its are frequently
due 10 its tonic effects upon the NERVOUS system.
In my hands IL has shown itself decided neTpe
ionic and frequently advise its use in cases re-
uuiring such remedy.
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Ezcursion.-The j. II. l.. Lyceum will
give an excursion early in May.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-The best and cheapest gallery
IN the city is Z. r. RECESS, Nos S21 and 923 Main
street, between Eighth and Niath. The new French
process, just introduced, does away with freekles
and other defects. Four card photographs, with all
the latest improvements, only 81, or $3.50 per
dozen; large size, 81 and upwards.
Porceiane pictures, for breast pns and oval cases.
finely painted at from $3.50 to $3.50. ..
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T ARGE STOCK, LARGE STOCK!
IL LARGE STOCK!

Goods must lie sold before remove to new
store and wc offer esSrc stock IT very reduced
prices. The balance Of our stock OH hand ut the 1st
Of May will he closed ont ri auction.
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4irllnloud 9ispattl1.

Es-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATfoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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PENS, INK, PAPER, and ENVELOPES, in large
quantity and at prices to suit the times, at j. T.
ELLYsoN's, 1112 Main street.
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GROQUET.

TROQUET FOR THE MILLION.-Eight
ten arches hacked iu STRONG box, with slide lid,
with book of instructions. Price. Sl.25.
Also set with eight balls and mallets, but not
packed In box. only 95c.
FINER SETS ut So, $3.50. and So set.
Upon receipt OF soc. additional any set Will be
sent TO any part Of Virginia, West Virginia, or
North Carolina, express or freight paid.
j. r. ELLYSON,
an 3-lm* ll12 Main street.
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COURTNEY II POWELL,

COURTNEY II POWELL,
SIS BROAD STREET,
iEyi;c special attention 10 the following goods for
the next few days:
STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth 90c;
CHECKED SILKS al 75c. worth 90c.;
STRIPED SILKS at 81 worth 1925;
PLAIN SILK-all colors-at 81 20;
BLACK SII.K II all prices.
Crest Ia rga!ns IN BLACK ALPACA at 50c-becn
selling rapidly at Csc;
BLACK GRENADINES:
COLORED GRENADINES;
20 dozen COESETS at soc. cheap at 6Oc.;
20 dozen CORSETS at 75c.. reduced from 81;
10 dozen CORSETS II Il, reduced from 1928;
CORSETS at 1925, $50. 50. $3.50, and So;
LACE BlE> and COLLARETTES in great profu-
SION. apo
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DRY GO0DS
DRY Ss0ODS.
WTUERE TO BUY YOUR
w SPRING DRY GOODS CHEAP.
JULIUS MEYER,
NO. 803 BROAD STREET,

having purchased his spring stock since tho recent
great decline IN prices, Is Cuabed to sell bfs goods
about twenty per cent. lower than those who bough
earlier.
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,inuc the dry goods business will sell from this day
their whole stock OF DRY GOODS, FANCY and
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, at and below
cost, To close business Parties desiring to pur-
chase dry goods would do we'll to lock at our stock
and low prices. You can save from twenty-five TO
thirty per cent. by buying from Most of our
goods having been purchased al auction, and now
marked down 10 prime cost makes them the cheap
est ever offered in this city before Special atten-
tion is called TO our ~.
DOUBLE-WiDTH ALPACA LUSTRE at 21c. per
yard -a-
70 pieces BLACK ALPACAs at prime cost;
BEST PRINTS only 8 and &c.;
WHITE CORDED, STRIPED, and FIGURED
PIQUES at from 9c. up;
DRESS GOUDS-the latest out-at cost.
We could specify 1000 different articles to be
scd at sacrifices TO close business but for want Of
space. Come, and all, and for yourselves ar
L. STERN 6 CO.'S,
ap IL 523 Broad street.
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THE WEATHER ON SATURDAY was clear and
cool, with brisk, high winds'from the north
and west.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY q A. NJ, IS;
0 A. NJ. 5s; noon, SO; 3 P. NJ. IS; 6 2.
NJ, &C; midnight, SO.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Middle
States, rising barometer and partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly from northeast to
northwest, and slight changes in tempera-
ture. >-.. l1..t,@atf f..
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
fair weather and north to east winds, with
rising barometer, and stationary or slight
fall in temperature. ,.,....~. .!
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, northeast winds veering to
east and south, partly cloudy weather !;
during Sunday slowly-rising temperature,
and slight rise followed by falling barome-
ter. --...-.
The Mississippi will remain stationary.
1t is now fourteen inches above the danger
line at Helena, fourteen inches below at
Memphis, and nine inches below at Vicks-
burg.
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF Dr.. JOEL
OF CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA.

OF CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA,
OF ARIL !, 1877.
~ have been acquainted with the Buffalo Springs,
in Mecklenburg county, Virginia, for a number of
years, aud have frequently witnessed It's healing
bowers. 1t is efcaCous in as many different con-
or other medicinal agent of which have any knowl-
edge, BUT ITS GROWING GLORY is ITS EFFl-
GACY IN FEMALE DISEASES IN THE OBJ
STRUCTIONS AND IRREG GULARITlES TO
WHICH YOUNG FEMALES ARE SUBJECT, par
ticularly when connected with or dependent upon
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EXTRACT IRON LETTER OF DR.. WILLIAM
Il. HOWARD,
OF BALTIMORE,

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN AND Chill
DRES IN THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
DR.. Howard compares these waters with those of
the celebrated Greenbrier White Sulphur. West
Va, and adds the following:
- Indeed I'm q certain class of cases II Is much su-
perior to the latter. allude to The abiding debiL
tv attendant upon the tdrdy yconrGteScence from
Grave acute diseases; and more especially TO the
cachexia and seques incident to maarious fevers In
all their grades and varieties to certain forms OF
PECULIAR TO WOMEN that are remedtable at
all 6y mineral ,oaters. In short, were called
upon to state frcm 1ohat mineral 11aters I have
sse1l the 0redtest and most atnmiStaka6le amount
Of good accrue in the largest number Of cases in
a general aoay, I aoould 4nhesttatinglys say the
BItdlo Springs, in MecklenbuTg county, pa."
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GREAT BARGAINS JUST OPENED.

LARGE STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS IL
ALL THE NEW SHADES AT
REDUCED PRICES.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS, DC.
NOR SALE, A FIRST-CLASSoEH
L SECONDHAND FAMILY CAR -MgE
RAGE, extension top, nearly new. A bargain can
be had by applying TO us ut once. -
- - MINOR, & JACOB,
ap2l-3t corner Fourth and Marshall streets.
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"Of the special adaptation of the buffalo Lithia
Waters to the PECULIAR DISEASES OF FE-
eases in Lcucorrhuea, in some OF the varieties OF
Dysmenorrhpa, and in all those functual derange-
ments resulting from nervous atony, prescribe
these waters ,oih almost the same confidence til ut
Ido gu,nine in chitlS and fsrer.
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0F HENDERSON, Y. {.

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DIR. j. II.
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AUCTlONEERs

nU PRE- u co..
IL s2r.T5sys, AUCTIoNEERs,
CHARLorresyILLE, VA,
solicit eonsignments, and guarantee promps ~
turns. -. - aE ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-12

AUSTIN R>reiiic: Uncle Dave Healy
was last evening elected Vice President
of the Snzerac Lying Club. His ere
dcmtials wcTn the statement that, ont of
tho sixteen hundred horses comprising
the band which he owns, he can call
each individual one b. name, md it will
come Looping TO him. This rlonc would
not have entitled him to a position in
the Club beyond that of life member;
but he supplemented il by the assertion
tina: one of his mare r r. Gently gave birth
to five colts ut birth, and thnt he can
distinguish by her whining the par
ticular colt of the five which she is
calling. This wns considered such Il
splendid first attempt for Uncle Dave,
that Eo was elected to the Vice Presi.
Gency hy II unanimous vote. II is
thought that with practice lac may yet
become qualified for the distinction Of
President Of the Climb.
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G@z===-s==5=-I


The following official notice needs no
explanation. Wa take occasion 10 state
however, that in 0ur judgment. the
change III The Luni Offices, SO far as
Elko is concerned, is an uuwise ana
injudiciUua movement, which III calcu-
lated Ia woIk u great huriship upon
majority Of those vino may have bust.
ness to transact in the T.umd Office.
Every person familiar with northern
md eastern liavHhn, must be aware of
the fact that by far tic lnrccat portion
Of arabic lands lie OH Tie northern mido
OF tho Fate. Indeed there are but
fow isolated spUtS Of culliTalnElc lnnd
south OF Eureka AM Austin. mud it, is
therefore surprising That Government
should remove tho Office from u great
land center and place i. ut tho verge Of
limitlcSS desert simply to crafty the
cuIidity Of II selfish little mining COM
munity.
Notice IL hereby given that the prcai-
dent Of the United States, 10y executive
order dated June ~, 1917. has. rnrsu-
ant to las, directed that tho offices for
tile sal" OF public lands. now locnicd at
Eiko and Phoebe, IN The State OF N"vn.
da, lac discontinued, and their archives
and business Transferred to tho local
land Office ut EuIci;a. Nevada.
Further notice Of iho precise time OF
closing :ho Offices ut ElEU aud Pi"rhr,
md oi ia" time when their records Will
10 ncccasihlc To tho public ut Enr"l:n.
will lie given by the officers Of tho dis
triot by publication.
Given under my hand. nj tha City OF
Washington. this eighteenth day Of Jn'
| Iy, a. -. 1917.
liy the President:
u. J. BASTET,
Acting C0mmi.doncr Gent Land Onicc,
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From VtrEIIiih 10 Reno.

The Virginia Chronicle is earnestly
end persistently agitatiug the question
Of constructing narrow-gunge rail.
road from Virginia to Reno. From tho
tone Of the Reno and Truckeo journals
1t appears that tho proposition OF the
Chronicle meets with hearty endorsement
along tho TrucEee, and there can no
no Wild reason why the scheme shall
not DO as heartily endorsed at Gold
Hill and Virginia. Ever since the com.
Pletion OF tho CROOKED railroad" the
citizens OF Storey, Ormsby and wushoe
counties, have been systematically md
numerically gougcd by the arrognn.
monopoly which runs the crooked con-
Germ, and it il quite apparent that the
only hope Of relief rests in the ability
OF the people to build road OF their
own. In addition TO the adyun.
tngo of tho proposed roud in q business
point q! yie", il is becoming apparent
to tho mill larn Of the Corustock that The
supply Of wood in tho vicinity OF Car
son and Wushoc city il rapidly dimin-
ishing, and the time Is not far il, nd.
Rynce when it will be necessary to seek
further west for supply OF fuel and
lumber. AS We understand it, the iu-
tention IL to run tito new rual via Itcno
to Lassrn county. California. ~ the
head ri HnHry Llko valley west OF Su-
saurille the rond will tap one OF tho
heaviest timhcr belts on the American
continent. The route through. Honey
Lake end Lnng valleys il entirely prap
'ic"Ile, aud it il surprising that the
matter has not eatlier attracted the
earliest attention Of mill mon Mud lum.
Der dealers.
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ae ewsrl to h. rreop,,

4 Whlld Walla correspondent OF llc
idaho Apahin"fe. under date o. July 30,
FHnia up Con, acknowledgements thu4ly:
Gen. Howard RECENTLY Issued con.
sfnIulaiury order 10 the troops coinpli.
tnnllIinH T,hr'p fur their bravery, and
EtatiIfg TINT mono OF them failed to do
'hrif duty. the result Of which was that
the lhdinns se4ialWT"d over the hills in
great cnnfuSion. lie spoaks ia tatlicu.
;lnr Of their heroic mil persistent cCrortv
~ nncpsetibg Indian bIrricades aud
Usher obstacles, clrnriilg ravincs, both
ny open charge nuh gradual approach.
~ AlirIcT constant irr, thereby makinn
.np engagement. OF unusual obsiinacy q.
lscyes hours hard ighting; and eli.
trcuGbniY Il long linn ut night. while
tnIiguea nnd nlUWSt without food an,l
water, W tue AFTERNOON Of tho gcoond
day. wlsn the Infantry md caynl,y
acknowledgement ont their limos so ny
4" cover two miles aud Il half aid inflow
the artillery battalion H. turn the cl,o.
Wy's right and enable m approaching
iraip 80 come IN safely. then turning
hiskly 9u tho foe, the artillery bnituI,
ion. by q vigorous assault sent him In
CONFUSION from hI4 works and com,
Mrneed The pursuit, in which nIl tho
ifoops, Including tiIs new arrivals, i'm.
nle'lioicly engaged, ~ pressing throngl'
tho ynSnes, pybs the iashH aud down
-" almost imps44pblo nonnt4iu sldt
(? !As rlYfh
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Female Cruelty.

The cruelty charge against the uu-
natural child beaten, Mrs. Clegg, has
furnished the people Of Carson with
n genuine sensation. The trial of tho
woman for cruelty beating little Marcy
Maycs. u half orphan. camo of ut Car
son on the 9Th instant. The ugly dc.
tails OF the examination Gil over three
columns Of the hPPeai. That journal
concludes the recital AZ follows: "Af-
ter recess VI. a. Bowkcr. Fred Bowkcr,
Mrs. Fred Buwker, Mrs. FUthergill and
Mrs. Powell were examined. All tcsti.
fed to instances Of cruelty Oh the part
of Mrs. Ciegg upon tho child Nancy
Mnyes, by beating her with boards,
stove Filters. sticks OF stove wood, ease
knives, hickory sticks, etc. At 1920
p. NJ. the case WIS given to tho jury.
The jury, after being ont about twenty
minutes, brought in verdict Of Gull
~ rs charged" Sentence will be pass
cd Monday morning."
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Mutual JirutuIIIy,

Tho Car Of Russia inaugurntcd tho
present bloody war in tho cusl upon tho
pfGtsnse that the Turks nnd their saw.
age allies were slnuShteriug dcfenscless
Christians. Now The Turks arc loudcat
III complaint on account uf Russian
brutali;ics. a late telegram says:
1.-THE Turkish Qcnaruls CONTINUE 10
report RuSsinW iuassacres of Muhan.
MEDIUMS, while the Russians rouort
Turkish masGacrcs Of Christmas. Doth
rcpotta Gfp no doubt true. There IN
every evidence that this Is the iuost
hRtbarous war JinCo tho dark pvcs.
To-day tiearCcial correspondent Of tho
Now York TIati at Shumln, leicgtnphs
M follows; Railroad communication has
hten fully rc.cstnhiishcd. When the
Turks Iccartnrud Eski.Saghrn, IL wan
learned that whilo tho RUssians hud
possession Of tue place tho Turkish
male Inhabitants were chilled before II
tribunal largely composed vi lsulear-
inn9. under tho rrotunso TINT they
should DO Registered, aud then wcrc
Systematically aud rulhlessly mur.
deIc,l."
Verify, tho crueilics rcrpclrntcd by
the mGotch Mnbr'ucdan and his equally
bigotcd Toe. the ur,tk Christian, ,lcs.
troys all sympathy for either brutal
.belIisornit. mil like tho Arkansas lndy
snil wl"u her husbnnd wns Hgl,linv
the bsur, IL tuakrs slight din, renee 10
civilized people (which hips"
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Onr Store Unfortunate.

NAM OF The citiaaug Of Elku will DO
panied at iho following melancholy
announcement which Appealed iii the
Ir;.oGa .Hmrr Of July /: George T..
lirawstcr. M AsSaycr, and nnn Oi Bu-
pYriIr business accomplishments. was
found In u huck room 81 house on
a dying condition. II waJ found that
nc liul taken large portion Of morphine
will the cvilcmt intention Of dcs,rny.
ius his lifc. From II paper found on
him. it seems tina, drspuudancy was
the immediate cuus" Of the net, though
no had guol employment us mn nssnycr
in the Office OF Jay G.. Kelley, and there
h.cucd 10 be 10 OCCASION for hCcnm-
ing tired of life. Mr.. brewster under.
stood banking and The cNprcss business,
la which his services wGro sought IN
Idaho ana Nevada. and but for tho un.
fortunate habit 81 iidulging too freely
in tho nsO OF intoxicating liquor. would
now be holding nj important position In
some one Of the loading bauks Of san
Francisco or Virginia City. lie was n
nntivc Of Canada, where for mauy years
ho was largely interested IN tho lumber
business. lle Is " member OF tho MAJ.
comic Order, aud respectfully connected
both III Canada md England. Mr.
Brewster died about o'clock.
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SIR ASHLEY GjD1N'3

NrIThII:> SIOItATITj;I- THE GREAT
ENGLISiI HESi!.pi fJI ',EHNDiiN ~.
iIIilI. SrrrInN;u=TUrI. i'IntuIl Nr4!tu,Hr.
ind rivIn ItuF. a.. Inc al Physical fur,r.
Gho Vtal restorative
viii positively rurr. i'IuT"u ,iiy anil .,"ruiIii.
rhtly, any cL," ~ rN'IAtSIl.D NIIAtirI, at
tier 5rIs debility, eth I acute "r ~ tom Taui.
rg, anI IN either ',S. ~ MISTER ircm Want
cause procured.
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b IN nhHh ami bIi.. ihhusIni hnth ~ t.iiI
country al'd IN EuTnIr can t'siiy IT, W." great
t"":"raiiHc rrpncFt - Il TILL reilly great mrdi.
Dine.
rIirr. 81 per boit''. or fri- iim'r tho gupu.
tity fDr 40. =, at iO any address trJuTu isur.
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4. T. MISfiP, NJ o..
lnThiu1i" University Uf Pennsylvania, liin
Resi- lent ,uT,J"n OrIh"rm l!c llnSJiill "i Phi.
ml"lphirJ Tl1 MUnt!,mcry siicci.
Kan IiBuriHCO.
Sole Agent. 4" whsm all iaucfs niJuli DC nj.
dIcIsCii.
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crrnrH i0 thu above complaints daring OiIlcn
hIuIH FROM y 4. 81. in4 T. 81 dIl!y, ami Il Ia \
IN the evening. Euuliys. % 4. 81. g. T.. ".
fmll directions nnh Riyico irJo with cvrty
pack1s"of medicine. jy2i.am