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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09
A VOICE FROM DoUrSEY.-The Burline

A VOICE FROM DoUrNEY.-The Burling-
ton (Vt.) Free Press OF August 2Sth con-
tans long letter from Dir. Thomas n.
DoNtney, the temperance advocate, giving
an account Of his visit to the Virginia
cities last spring. After speaking OF his
work in this city, Petersburg, and Norfolk,
and the kindness Of his reception and treat
ment, he closes as follows:
"We certainly feel proud OF our southern
trip-of the favors received and honors
paid to us. We really. regretted parting
with friends who had In the Old Dominion
State so endeared themselves to us. A word
about the southerncrs at large. They are
generous, whole-souled people, and cannot
be made to think they are doing too much
for person. The way we looked at it was
that they wanted us northerners to know
that they were bound to please us and make
our trip comfortable. Not word was said
about the 'late unpleasantness."
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care grapes healthy 2'' asks an exchange.
AS fruit, opinions differ. George Wash
ington, Christopher Columbus, Noah, Ma
poleon the First, and Mary, Queen OF Scots,
ate grapes, and they are all dead now.
Draw your own conclusions Norristo,on
Herald. .;. Is $500.
The sweet privilege OF becoming bank
rupt is now debarred the people OF this
country to some extent; but tits pleasant
to reflect that few Of us are rich enough to
become bankrupts, anyhow.
The people who never make emmy mis-
takes nor blunders have all the necessarys
oy lie, but miss the luxurys. Josh BIZ
ii'sgs. a s$s: /. ..s,Is
"A celebrated philosopher usel to say,
The fav0rs OF fortune are like steep
Tocks-only eagles and creeping things
mount sbeisnmmit."
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The PUBLIC SCHooLs-MEETING OF
TEAcHERs.-A meeting OF the principals
and teachers of the public schools was held
on Saturday at the High-School building.
Seventy.three Of the principals and white
and coIored teachers were present. Super
intendent Peay presided and explained the
situation to the teachers and the action OF
the Board relative to their pay. The teach
ers unanimously resolved to accept the sit
uation. There are about forty Of the teach
ers absent, and they will be communicated
with by circular
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POLICE CouaT, SAruRDAY.-Justice White
presiding. William Jones, charged with
Stealing door-key and two bolts, the pro.
perty Of Philip Heliricb. Insufficient proof
OF this charge, hence not guilty; but ac-
cused being a very suspicious character " was as
rennired TO find surety in the sum Of S100
for his good behavior for thirty days. Com
mitted in default.
!. Martha Randolph and Lavinia Green,
charged with trespassing on the premises
OF and assaulting and beating Bette Price:
Green was discharged; Randolph hnco
$3.50.
d. Columbus, charged with assaultlng
Nicholas Juliana. Bailed for 9th instant.
William Jackson, charged with stealing a
silver watch from e. M. Valentine. Plea OF
autrefois acquit pleaded and sustained, and
accused discharged.
Scott Bailey, charged with being drunk
! and disorderly In the street. Fined S2'oo'
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] LOCAL MATTERS.

The FOREIGN AND CoAsTwIsE TRADE
ENCOURAGING ExHIBIT--VAIUE OF ExpORTs,
&c.-While the exports for the past week
were not the largest on record in the his
tory Of our custom-house, there were clear.
ances every day, which is something rare
aud the clearRnees were made to more diff
ferent countries than Is customary. Below
will be found an account of the clearances.
German brig Prinus, for Pcrnambuco,
Brazil, with 2,205 barrels OF flsur, valued at
S12,591, cleared Monday; German bark
Schiller, for Bremen, Germany, With Leaf
and stem tobacco, valued at s3S, ,925, and the
American schooner Harry and Fred. for st.
Johns, N. B., with 325 tons OF camel coal,
valued at S2,s00, cleared Tuesday Norwe-
gian bark Geia, for Rio Janeiro. Brazil, with
3,7A barrels OF flour, valued at S22,500,
cleared Wednesday American brig Stephen
Bishop, for Genoa, Italy, with tobacco, val
ued at Sa5,0OO, and the Norwegian bark
Golga, for Bristol. England, with tobacco,
valued at S56,6S0, cleared Thursday Amer
ican schooner S! FL. Crawford, for Lisbon,
Portugal, with tobacco and an assorted car
90, valued at S19,500, cleared Friday; and
The Norwegian bark Ligrlinn, for Elsinore.
Denmark, with oil, valued at $1,000, cleared
Saturday. The value OF the tobacco exported
was Sl5S,0O0; flour, S35,091; oil, $1,000;
coal, $4,000; slaves, logs, and miscellaneous,
81, 1903; aggregate, S204.999.
During the week the Norwegian bark
Rival entered with salt from LIVERPOOL, and
four other vessels entered in ballast to load
for European or Brazilian ports. A num-
Der Of vessels are now engaged in taking
on cargoes, and will be cleared this week.
During the week ten vessels entered from
Baltimore, Orient a.. ~, New York, Dos
ton, Philadelphia, and Alexandria, with
cargoes Of salt, merchandise, coal, guano,
and wheat. The number of ciearances was
fourteenth Providence (R. I.). Phiadel-
phia, Washington, Portland (Me.). New
York, and Portsmouth (N. H.)-wlth mill.
feed, coal, granite, lumber, bark, logs, and
paving-blocks. Several vessels came seek
ing, and number are now at our wharves
dlschargIng and receiving cargoes.
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A Child Bitten by a Snake.-The Father
Sucks Ont the Poison.

[Rock Hill Is. c. HeNldl
We have learned the particulars Of an in
tsresting and rather extraordinary occur
renee in connection with snake-bite, re-
ported to us by Mr.. }. A. Giles, who re-
sides six miles south OF this place, the bit
ten party being his little son, about three
years old.
The facts as stated to US by Mr.. Giles are
as follows:
On Wednesday OF last week he (Dfr.
Giles) walked out to body OF woods not
far from the house for the purpose of chop
ping Il tree, his son following him. The
little fellow was amusing himself a few feet
from his father while the tree was being
chopped, when oh ut once he screamed in a
most distressing manner. Mr.. Giles imme-
diately ran to him, and was shocked to be-
hold creeping away from the child's feet q
large, deadly. looking reptile Of the species
commonly known as the highland moccasin,
second only to the rattlesnake in the dead
illness OF its poisonous bite.
Mir. Giles was terribly alarmed when,
added to the large size OF the snake and the
almost frantic demonstrations OF his child,
he observed the blood oozing from the top
OF one Of bis feet, dispelling all hope that
he was simply frightened and not bitten.
Instantly he snatched up the child, at the
same time planting one foot firmly on the
snake near its head, squatted down, with
the little fellow on his lap, put bis mouth to
the wound and sucked it with all the power
he could command. Mr.. Giles says he knew
the poison was being extracted, for the
taste OF what came into his mouth was so
indescribably horrible that under any other
circumstances he could not have endured it.
After he had wellnigh exhausted himself
sucking the wound, holding the child,
which was exceedingly difficult, and grind
ing the snake with his foot, he hurried
to the house with him and Immediately Sent
for physician. The little fellow continued
to suffer about four hours, when he became
quiet, and has suffered no pain since. The
foot, which is still too sore to admit OF walk
ing on it, sWeled considerably, but the leg
was very slightly enlarged. Except the
soreness, the little fellow may now be con-
sidered well. r. X 80.
It is gratifying to know that the father
experienced no bad effects from this heroic
act Of paternal affection, which doubtless
alone saved the life OF the child. The fact
that he is blessed with sound teeth was no
doubt most fortunate circumstance.
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THE MARKETS SSATURDAY-CURRENT RATES.
The markets Saturday presented no new
features. Vegetables, fruit, and fresh meats
were plentiful at previous quotations. Some
vegetables were, to use common phrase,
"dirt cheap" The stalls devoted to country
produce were well supplied at the following
quotations: Butter, 90 to soc. per pound
eggs, 1G5c. per dozen; chickens, 40 to GOc.
per pair. Spots were plentiful at from 20
to 25c. per dozen; crocus, 15c. per dozen !;
trout, 15 to 20c. per dozen; sturgeon, to
sc. per pound; crabs, % to SOC. per dozen ;
sora, G5 to 75c. per dozen. The demand for
all articles was large, and the markets were
crowded during the greater portion OF the
day and after nightfal.
The moderation OF the weather towards
evening prevented "corner" in water
melons. Every American citizen OF Afri-
can descent was enabled to secure several,
and was correspondipgly happy. Socks,
shoc-strines, pins, buttons, needles, black
ing, &c., &C., were sold at panic prices, and
at rates which would have made our lead
ing dry-goods men open their eyes. Guam
titles OF thin ice-cream, weak lemonade, and
dyspepsia-inviting lunches were disposed
OF to weary wayfarers, and numberless old
suits Of east-of clothing changed hands.
At the markets nowadays those who bave
well-flled purses can procure all the neces-
saries and most OF the luXuries OF this life.
The average markctman is not much OF q
politician, and accepts in exchange for his
wares gold, silver, OF greenbacEs, and is
for hard or soft money, just as the occasion
may arise. r
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YELLow-F FUND.-Total receipts to
date, S3,327.75. Disbursements as follows :
New Orleans, $1,000; Memphis, $3.50 ;
Vicksburg, $3.50; Grenada. S215; Port
Gibson, 1915; Holly Springs, $1OO-total,
S3,150. r.-ir
Contributions on Saturday were received
as follows: Church and Union-Hil Min
strel Company, S34.30; Hines Lodge,
knights Of Pythias, S25; Covington Lodge,
Good Samaritans tcolored), So.
donated $25 for their suffering brothers in
New Orleans, in response to call issued by
the n. G. A. OF the United States.
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PERsoNAL.-Owing to the sickness OF the
first commander OF the Richmond Fire De-
partment, Second Commander Captain 6.
w. Taylor assumes command Of the De-
partment during the absence Of the chief,
George y. Ainsle.
L. Lichtenstein, Esq, and daughter have
returned from a visit to Saratoga. Newport,
and other northern watering places.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
Saturday were w. A. Davis, Oxford IN. c.
1orchlight, and William ?. Sutton, Henrico
county
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ES- o.. all sales or RsaL EstGte made bstoeex
the 1st of january and iast o( June the tuTssJo,
the present year haze to be- paid 6ythe purchaser
On al sates made beteen the lst Of ynty and !da
Of tie year the taxss hare 10 be paid by tas sssr
frThIS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yieinItyJ
GEORGE s. yAsHON & SON, IL NJ, trustees sale
M n farm IN the county OF Chesterfield, on the
James river. seven miles below Manchester.
r. s. ANDERSON & son, 10 A. n, groceries.
r. L. WHITING, High Constable, 10 4. 81, fowls,
furniture, COW, &c. ...- .ty.s Er.ss '<.es
r n. HoCKADAY, 10 A. 81. groceries.
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ScnooL-sHoES, all the styles, cheap at
l;OScuFS'S, 500 and 8 Broad street.

THE GYPSY'S GIFT AMONG LAwYERs.-R. En-
NETT Jones, Esq, 10 Lexington street, Baltimore,
says Of this great medicine:
last summer had severe attack of rheuma-
tic percardtus commonly called rheumatism OF
the hcartl-so pronounced by good medical authori-
ty. was In consequence unable TO sleep quietly for
more than n month"; and attribute my entire re
covery to single bottle If your valuable medicine"
Sold by all live druggists.
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A WEEKS COLLECTION OF UNITED STATES
ISTERNAL REvENuE.-The collections OF
United States internal revenue for the week
ending September 7th amounted TO S43,-
53.9S, rs follows: Monday, S11 ,599.04 ;
Tuesday, S4,017.10; Wednesday, s5,2sa.79;
Thursday, S7,597.22; Friday, $8,540.37
Saturday, S8,317.46 yafza! aasta1alt.1 =, ..,
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TIE Bn1pGE-AyENUE HoUsE-Ar. JOHN A
MERRITT. nm old Manchester boy, SO well known as
,be late popular tol-gatherer on Mayo's bridge has
onened q sample and lunch-room at Bridge avenue
and Hull streets, Manchester. His oar u soppnso
with the best wines, liquors, and CIGARS
49,, % unaurpassed Pool dominoes, and other
a.nnes. Give him call and have an old Virginia
welcome.
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| Brief LOCAL ITExs. Boys, lock out
Wind easterly probability Tint it win re-
main so. Moon right. Oats ripe. Sora
nA word to the wise,o &c. e.
The tobacco transactions Saturday were
Insignificant. Highest reported price paid,
s57. ';ss.! s. .,.'f'' y -
The canal receipts OF grim and OF Ium-
Der and other forest products were large
during the past week. - RI 80
f Up to Saturday the contributions by the
tobacco trade for che ycllow-fever sufferers
Faprroximated $3.50. . ,,'@' ss...'.@' -
The Henrico County Board OF Super
visions met Saturday at II O'Clock, and d.
rected warrants to be issued for the, pay Of
the guards OF the convicts working on the
county roads. Other unimportant routine
business was also transacted. =.
A protracted meeting under Baptist aus
pices was to have been commenc ced yesterday
at Cool Spring, Hanover county, to continue
during the week. Rev. DR.. J. William
Jones viii! assist in the services.
The repeal OF the bankrupt law has had
the effect OF increasing the business in the
courts. Over fifty suits have been insti-
tuted in the city Circuit Court since Sep
tember 1st, and many more are in prepara-
tion.
The Norweg ian bark Ligrinn, Admund-
son, cleared Saturday for Elsinore for orders
with refined petroleum shipped by Meissner,
Ackermann & Co., per &. Edward Buck,
agent.
The September term OF the Henrico
County Court commences this morning at
II O'Clock.
The coastwise receipts Saturday were
grain and lumber. No shipments.
The Governor Saturday appointed Gene
raj Lawrence S. Baker, Captain Samuel S.
Shriver, and A. G. Withers, Esq, military
examiners for the county Of Nansemond.
The Chief Of Police Saturday issued an
order directing the district captains to dis
continue after Monday to permit one half
Of the relief to go off duty at o'clock A.
NJ. as has been the custom heretofore.
John M. Hall was on Saturday elected
assignee in bankruptcy OF Mr.. William B.
Cook, OF this city.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. George w.
Anderson, Of this city, has purchased from
A. Antoni his splendid Main-street iron
front store, south side Of Main between
Eleventh and Twelfth, for $685. 500 equal to
cash. The price is moderate one, and the
property first class. :; .szr. - @
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DUPREz q BENEDICT's MINsTRELs.-On
Thursday next Duprez & Benedict's Min
strel Company will appear at the Theatre
for brief engagement. One OF the Bati-
more papers, in referring to the company,
says that success has thus far attended the
fine performances OF this company. and the
house has been nightly crowded with fssh-
ionable and appreciative audiences. The
sober-sided citizen, who "iust dropped in !"
to see the show, remained throughout the
entire performance, and was perforce COM
PEELED to relax from his customary sombre-
ness and exercise his cachinnatory nerves
at the many funny sayings and doings Of
the very many funny men composing this
fine troupe of specially artists. A man
must indeed be stole who could not enjoy
the acting of Billy Arlington, Messrs. Fox
and Ward, and, in fact, OF each individual
member Of the troupe.
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MOTHERS, STAY At HOME, ana cure your chl'o
with Dr. MOFFETT's TRETIIINA tTeethtng P01o-
ders). TEETIIINA regulates the bowels and makes
teething easy; cures cholera ntantum and the sum-
mer complaints OF children: heals eruptions and
sores; removes and prevents the formation OF
worms. NJ. medicine ever received such enthuslas-
tic commenda ion from those who have used 1t. X.
W.powERs C Co., Richmond, and all druggists
Eppu II
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n17- AT COHEN BROTHERS.

BLACK THIBET SHAWLS at 50c. on the dollar;
Also, BLANKETS At less than market value;
BLACK ALL.WoOL CAsHMERES at Soc. re.
duced from Csc; at Csc, reduced from sOc.;
Iubin's at S7!:c. worth fully $l.20;
large stock Of WHITE and COLORED FLAN-
NELS at greatly reduced prices;
WOOLLEN TABLE-COVERS reduced 20 81; for
Inerly sold at 50:
CORSETS OF every descriptions;
llO-bonc CORSETS at S7tc.; 4O-bone 1T 20c.;
An extensive stock OF HOSIERY at reduced rates to
close for this season;
MATING at reduced rates TO close;
Ladies' LINEN SUITS at less than cost 10 close;
Many other goods TO close at 4 sacrifice SET
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was warm and
partly cloudy during the day. In the after
noon it was threatening, and at night IL was
clear aud cooler.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 6S;
9 A. NJ, IS; noon. 81 7. NJ. 81; I.
~, IS: midnight, g..
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSDAY.-For the MID
die Atlantic States, colder, partly cloudy
and cloudy weather, with frequent light
rain, increasing northeasterly winds, and
rising followed by stationary or falling ba-
rometer. .es 4, .a
For the South Atlantic States, colder,
partly cloudy and cloudy weather, followed
by frequent rain, increasing northeasterIy
winds, and rising followed in the southern
portions by falling barometer.
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A HANDSOME CoNTRIBUTIoN.-The en-
ployes of the Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works Company have made the very hand
some contribution of $125 for the benefit
of the yellow-fever sufferers.
Mr.. B. D. Morton, of ClarkSville, Va,
sent to the Dispatch Office on Saturday a
check for $25, for the benefit Of the yellow
fever sufferers 1T Memphis.
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BAsE-BALL.-A match game OF baseball
was played on Saturday afternoon in Pc
tersburg between the Stonewall Club, Of
Richmond, and the Old Dominion Club, Of
Petersburg. The game was quite interest
ING up to the eighth inning, the score
standing to 5. The Petersburg boys then
took the lead, and the game resulted in favor
of the Old Dominion Club-the score stand.
ING 10 TO 3, III
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Council Notes.-The James, RiUer Chan
nel-After the close OF the report OF Friday
night the following business was transacted ::
The following communication was read
10 The Honorable city Council, Manchester,
Va:
Gentlemen,-Would it not be well for
you to appoint a committee to act with the
lessees in the matter OF opening the chan
mel OF James river to some point near
Mayo's bridge. / have good reason to be-
lieve that the United States Government
officials In charge will think favorably OF
the movement, and il they have no funds
now to take hold and do the work we can
appeal to Congress to help Us. Manches-
ter has never gotten one dollar from any ap-
preparation for James river. and feel sure
If the matter can be put before Colonel
Craighill he will do all in his power to ac-
complsh the work so much needed by our
fcllow-citizens. trust, therefore, you Will
act on it at once. Yours very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. PARRISH,
Richmond Cedar-W orks Limited).
The President added Mcssrs. Perdue and
Batcheller to the Committee on Water
Power. which now consists OF Messrs. S.
r, Owens. Edward Gallagher, Thomas w.
Gentry, j. Robert Pcrdue, and John G..
Batcheller.
Messrs. Perdue, Patteson, and Batclleller
were apnointed a special committee to act
with the Water Committee in regard to the
various communications from the above
company.
communication from e.. A. Z. Mere
deth in reference to the house at the corner
of Decatur and Tenth streets was referred
tn the Street Committee.
On motion, the Chair appointed Mr.. Per-
due to wait on Mr.. c. c. McRae, and ascer-
tain on what terms he will act as city attor-
ncy.
The following resolution was offered,
and. on motion Of Mr. Patteson, adopted: !:
ResoLued, That the Committee on Water
Power be empowered to employ the services
OF II civil engineer, experienced IN such
work, for the purpose OF reneasurlng the
work done in repairing the city dam, ana
revising the estimates OF the acting CITY
Engineer made in accordance with the con-
tract between the city and James Netner-
wood.
Note.-Ths resolution was not signed,
and the city clerk was unable to tell VINO
offered it.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Gallagher, IN
reference to the driving OF cattle over from
Richmond to Craze on the Manchester COM
mons was referred to the Ordinance Com
mittee.
Mr.. Perdue offered resolution that the
Finance Committee be instructed to furnish
the Council with full statement OF the
bonded and other Indebtedness OF the city.
Adopted. ..--g-,.--
A resolution Of Mr.. Batcheler in refer
ence to the property of Mr.. G. Z. McRae on
Bridge avenue and Porter street was lald
over until the next meeting.
On motion OF Mr.. Gentry the Council
about II O'Clock adjourned. .s.sa
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j DISCHARGE. orc r.CoNy1cTs.-Fred. Spencer,
from this city, and George Parham, from
Sussex county (both colored), were DIS
charged from the penitentiary Saturday.
George Shepherd, from Rockingham, and
William Brown, from this city (both color.
ed), will be discharged to- day.
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did for the Suterers.--The committee OF
citizens are ut work hard getting up money
in aid OF the yellow-fever sufferers.
Stuart Lodge has appointed T. w. Bass,
G.. M. Amos, and Ii. A. Jordan committee
TO solicit subscriptions.
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THERE'S No USE TALKING about the adulte-
rated, cheap baklng-powders. In comparison with
DOoLEY's YEAST-POwDER. The latter is strictly
pure, wholesome, and Is put up full weight. Salts
factory results In using guaranteed every time
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FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS. FOREIGN AND Do
MEsTIc LIQUORS of Ill grades.
". d. BLAIR & Co.,
aO3 Main street.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES "PATENT" MINNIE
sofa FLOUR will make more, prettier, and swcett,
bread than ans -four sold In this market.
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AsAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE s. BA-
KER's CAnToLIc MoCTH-WAsIr. Fifty cents
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully White
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents IL box.
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DUFF GORDON SuERRy-ncw importatioI-dil-
s.r.,t grades W. y. BLAII Sc Co..
9O3 Main street.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AED GUMt
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents 4 hottie.
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to order-best quality--Suarantecd 4
fiat BosCHEN's, 500 and Gil Broad street.
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O,-p .B SELECT WHIsKEY, for family and
medicinal use. Is uuequaed for the price.
W. d. BLAIR & Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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'' FoR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARDoLic MOUTH" ASh
are upexcelled. Fifty cents bottle