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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc!ionecr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" WOODENAND-BRICK Blu LDLNG ON
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, MACHINERY,
AND REAL ESTATE At PUBLIC AUCTION
In pursuance Of decree OF the Chancery Court OF
the cry OF Richmond. entered December z. 1878,
In the suit OF ':NInngerOdc trustee, &c. against
Rose and wife and others" the Undersigned as spe-
cai commissioners, will, on FRIDAY The 9th day
of December 10, proceed TO sell III public auction
the REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Iii
said decree mentioned
The personal properly will be sold on the premises
now occupied by Samuel G. Flournoy us Il planning
mill, on Cary street between Fourteenth and Eli,
teenth sire els. commencing ut II O'Clock NJ, and
consists of the building used by said Flournoy COW
ering lot OF so feet front on Cary street. and run
ming back 90 feet alley In the rear. including
4 BRICK SMOKES TACK used with said building.
one TY-HORSE-POWER ENGINE. and
one large SURFACiNG-MACHlSE. The said per
Sona property to be removed by the purchaser
wi hin thirty Gays unless he shall make other terms
with The owner of the lot. 2.
The real estate will be sold the premises COM
mencing 1T o'clock.P. NJ, and consists OF LOT
on Union Hill, ironing on the west side OF Adams
tween parallel lines 154 feet to an alley twelve eet
wide, being the real estate conveyed TO ). u.
Flournoy by Charles NJ. Peasants March 26, S63:
THIS lot has on IL Il good DWELLING.HOUSE and
other improYeme .'.-
TERMS : Cash rs 10 the personal properly; and rs
In three equal instalments, upon SIX. twelve and
eighteen months credit, the purchaser giving MS
notes for the deferred payments, with interest
added: the title to the property TO he retained unll
the purchase money Is paid and conveyance Or
dered by the Court \. x. C0ukTNE1.
j. 6. BLACKWELL,
.s. Special Commissioners.
ROBERT p. LYME, Auc,ioneer. de II
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 5647.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF VIRGINIk-fN THE MATTEH OF
WILLIAM HENRY ADAMS, 4 BANKRUPT,
lINHANKRUPTCY.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned;
.r,rnes Lyons, Jr, OF Richmond, In the county or
Hanrco and State OF Vtrginla, hereby gives notice
OF his appointment assignee OF Tue estate OF WI,
liam Htnry Adams OF the city OF Richmond III sald
istricf nd who was--to witt the 18th day OK Au-
snst. A. d. IS7S-adjudged bankrupt upon the pc.
ition of us cir by the Distcict Court OF the United
dated NE Riehnond the 9th day Of October,
A D' 1878. JAMES LYONS, Jg.,
de i0-ru9w Assignee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
" AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.-The undersigned,
commissioner appointed by decree of Buckingham
Circuit Court ut the October term thereof for the
year 1878. in the suit of Cyrus Mcndcnhal rs. VIII
liam w. Wilson and others. will sell, on the prem
Uses. ut public auction. on MONDAY the 9Th day OF
january, 1879 IF fair: If no.. OH the next lair day
thereafter). at ~ O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND
in Cumberland county called Bon Brook con,
tanning l .O45 ACRES. situated on Willis river anu
Bon Brook creek. The Improvements on same are
very valuable, consisting OF a large ana handsome
FRAMED DWELLING and all necessary out.
buildings. The tract has on 1t large Quantity, OF
bottom land, and is one of the best estates III tiS
part Of V rginia. The commissioner will offer this
isnd for sale In two mere parcels. or as q whoe,
accepting The bid or bids which VIII brlnS the
largest sum of money for said land.
TERMS OF SALE: $500 cash: and the resicuc OF
the purchase money in one. two ana three years,
cuual Instruments with interest on deferred pay
ments from day of sale. and title retained ulli lne
whole purchase money IS paid; bonds Win fo0G
security 10 be given for the deferred payments ana
Gorrt ~ JOHN Il. WILSON,
a. a. otcw4w Commissioner.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tiiEErSthht
RAlLEoAD.
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY u, ISL
THROUGH PASSENGER. ,...,
900 p NJ Leaves Richmond I l. E.SDAi,I X.
DAY, and SATURDAY. t."a''n ~
West Point with steamer H!N't' !
all points on York river aHh !'''
more. Arrives III Baltimore i, v
NJ: connects with rlil-iimes for va
ington, Philadelphia. Ne" for"' ~,
ton. and all western points. ,hh'' =
at Richmond with trains Oh RirIiA'y
and Petersburg and thcoal-I-c AHu
... T THR t5t!tH FREIGHT. ...,
900 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, VII
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: a""
SO A, N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aHh ~
URRDAY:- Connects WITH steam ;
At Nest pout Tor river lau'hnGs. a.
timorr. and all western p"'bts. -
meets al Richmond with trains on h'c!!,
mOud and Danvile railruId'RlrHh'"'.
and Petersburg. and ChcSAvtLAI --'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENHtis. ., c,.,.
a.noP NJ. Leaves Richmond daily teNcept ssa-
THaiR!;ouGh PASSENGER: .,,,v,
1000 A. N. Arrives az Kicnmond, TrEspA ~.
THURSDAY, and SAT- RDhf. IN
meets with trains On RichnonH az :
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu " ~
RAILROADS.. Steamer Havana leave pa,
ttmore from Pier III L!I"I stL.-
MUNDAY, WEDN GSDAY, and t ..,,
DAY, nj / T.. 81. CONNECTS "lH
trains from PhIladclphis, Nrw norN'
and western points, and ~ est i" ,ls
With trains for Richmond ana '-ie
South. -
THROUGH FREIGHT. u,yn
Ann NJ ARRIVES al Richmond MONDAl '"ED
NV " SESDAY, and FRnJAi ani s-
e.lsp.M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana 90
w." iIkBkY Connects with steamer "a
Nest poiEt from Balunore. 'G ~
..~.necfs with Richmond aad IAN ,l.''
| Richmond and Petersburg, ana eAeS--
| neake and ohio railroads
| LOCAL PASSENGER. crr.
,o.aoA NJ Arrives AZ Richmond daily except sun r
Ao''' 49, day Connects With H!chihehn' ga Ia
| Petersburg and Chesapeake ana V'''
| railroads. - -, % -, RON
.onthe,n points Cars run through between Alan -
Careful handing aud dispatch, with lowest ''''''
| guaranteed. ,,, .p,r,n,eed rates,
j.sned 10 an northern aud western poihIs. ,.-, ard
Through tickets sold TO all nor,n .a yassh.
western points and baggage checked Trs.t OF
FOR ticEets apply at General Rai!roaa iI",s; sd
Ace, s26 Main street; at the EAshahF 6, md DocA
| cornpany's depot, corner Twenty-thifo Ahu IVY
| streets. Riehm ond, Va. ,..r.n,.ndeEs
raa23 b. IT, DOUGLAS saps' A u'e1s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24
LIVER AND AGGE PAD:

A BSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE,
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE.
SIMPLY by ABSORPTION.
SIMPLY BY ABSORPTION.
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM!
3. FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM!
1T IS THE BEST
LIVER, STOMACH, SPLEEN. AND FEVER
DOCTOR IN THE WORLD!
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS BEAR TESTi
MONY!
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
STOP DOSING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24

FvAPoRATED APPLES. . !,
Z g. d WILLIAM JEsEKl.1Ss GO Co.'S, 1918 nalp
.sifestE and see Alden,s new process Of EEkPOs
RATED APPLES. the best thing out In t1esway OF
dried fruit. They have also ine stock OF CHOICE
al 6arreIs. 800 de 21.4t
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The HOLMAN PAD placed over The stomach i ana
oripn Will exert never-failnS bencIcla influence
over The vital forces-nervcs and blood:
II contains WONDERFUL PROPERTIES, con-
sisnp of healthy tonics that are sent lhto INC syS
lem by absorption, stimulating the great nerve CEN
tras that ppryade the digestive organs, without
which digestion and good vitaizing fluid tbood) IS
impossible. ,, ~ .,,,
,nt,nr from the system, found in the blood, whe-
tber Mrdicinal, Melarious, Bilious. &c 1t viii do
for you what nothing else can; THINK, 100, now
ments AS a family medicine. for cheapness. safety,
convenience, and effectiveness, 1t commends ltseli
to every household. .,,....
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
RANDALL Il. FooTE, BANKER,

having been for tweIye-years member OF New
Wnrr Stock Exchange and Vice-President Of Gold
Board highest eharscser and d s1pelrenss oIs Is
ssontracts such as straddlesn .spur,n and calls
mn large or small amounts, bought and sold on regu.
ar commissions and moderate margins. Pamphlet
entitled Wall Street, and stock tables containing
valuable Information, mailed on-receipt OF 10c-
IN 2O-eodly - ~. Nv
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RICHARDSON & Co., AuctIoneers.

POSTPONEMENT.
Tn consequence of the Indictment weather the
above saleis siponed to TIL URSDAY the 26lh day
OF December ut tine same hour. .--ss
j. A. RICHARDSON,
JOHN E. TAYLOR.
fe Or Trustees.
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DEPOSITS OF one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits. ~ -
Deposits received subject TO check without notice
and Interest allowed on same IL not checked on mort
frenuentIy than two or three times week.
Interest on all deposits to eomnence ten daW
a,Rank men every day from o'clock A. NJ. Ill
O'Clock =. NJ, and on Saturday FROM z. q. tl
Pm. Eist 80 81 ~ Ao'seo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24

HOLMAN'S MEDICINAL ABSORPTIvE BODY
AND FOOT-PiASTERS,
:AUXILLIARIES. TO THE PAD.
are indispensable IN such: cases Us local Rheuma
tIsm, Neuralgia, Kidney. Difficulties, Sick-lIead-
ache, Acute Pains In Part of the Body, OBSTRUC-
TIoNs IN THE SPINAL COLUMN, Partial Paralysis,
Female irregularities, and Chaage of Life. In Fa-
cial Neuralgia or Tooihache- IF applied over the
pain will cure In FROM FIVE 10 ten minutes.
You can depend upon IL the HOLMAN LIVER
PAD will do for you what nothing else can.
I IN THE NAME OF HUMANITY, TRY. 1T!
Over. 100000 testimonials that the HOLMAN
PAD Is all that 1t Is claimed TO be. .--.
Messrs. FITZMORRIS 6 FOSTER, 1913 Main
street, Richmond. Va, and corner King and Marsei
streets Charleston. S. c.. agents fer the South
Separate pariUrs for ladies, with lady attendant
Consultation free Send for Dr. Fairchildis Lee
tuge. 2. IS 81. 80: -. 60,
Regular Pad. So; special, So. Plaster, soc. Salts
25c. Special pads. also pasters and sat, are neces
sary In complicated and cases OF long standing.
Pads aud Plasters sent by mail upon recep
Salts sent by express at purchasers Expense; /.
=
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WOOD AND GOAE

GOAL AND WOODRUFF stock first
W class ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizes; WEST
VIRGINIA SPLINT, GLOVER HILL Tor Bright
Hope), SOFT COKE. and all kinds Of ENGINE
COAL VIII furnish best articles ut less than the.
can be procured In the city,. Five to ten per cent.
off for cash. OAK and PINE WOOD-long sawed.
or spIt-at either yard, Broad street between Sew
de O &. H.PAGE.
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By Z. 3. Cook. AuctIoneer,
1911 Main street. "

T.. b.
..s, 1911 Main street.
A TTRACTIVE SALE OF ELEGANT
IN slLvER-PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
|7 CROCEERY AND GLASSWARE.
g.. ...... =. FANCY ART Giles, &C,
AT AUCTION. ....
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, will sell at the store
No 1897 Main street ai &c and elegant assortment
OF articles suitable for Christmas, consulting OF
Handsome SILVER-PLATED WARE.
CARD-RECEIVERS. BUTTER-DlSHES,
KNIVES and FORKS, .
POCKET-kNlVkS.
PISTOLS, WATERS, &C. ...... ...-....
ALSO,
A very large assortment OF CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE -
SOUP-TUREENS, COVERED DISHES.
PLATES, DISHES, CUPS and So UCERS,
BOWLS. PITCHERS, MUGS, TEA-POTS,
SPITTOONS. GLASS BOWLS, SAKE.
GOBLETS, TUMBLERS, &C.
The attention OF The laoes and the public Is
called as the goods will be sold without regard to
price. .... ,..
de 24-lt* z. q. COOK, Auctioncer.
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& BYE. b. Cook, Auctiofieerr
g Mt "A. Harris's Loan Office,
No. 1922 Main street.


Mt "A. Harris's Loan Ofice,
No. 1922. Main street.
THIS DAY, At 10.O'CLOCK A. b.,
A. HARRIS, PAwNBRoKER,
will sell at his office, No. 1922 Main street,
LADIES' and GENTL EMEN's G OLD WATCHES,
" ELEGANT DIAMONDS, +, i'll. +.
SETS of LADIES JEwELRY,
+ All kinds OF PLAIN and SET GOLD RINGS,
CUFE-BUTToNs, stsrf %
e. STUDS, .,tfs;t
EARRINGS, = /. " - -. z-at:if:"t,
PINS, &C., &C., &C.
Mr.. Harris will guarantee every article as repro
senlcd, or money refunded. ,155 80, ..rIG
1-."-l = NOTICE.
All persons having forfeited pledges must call and
renew or redeem them at once or they viii 6e posi-
lively sold before january /, 1870. - de 23-2t
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rrsi'..sE- 49,. BY K IL. COOK, Auctlonetr,
:. ,... a.iI 1911 Main street. go,
DAWNBROKER's SALE
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY,& &C.,
iti# vim AT AUCTION. - - 49,
!, By order of E.Abram, pawnbroker, will sell at
his loan office, No. GIG Broad street, on TUESDAY,
cath instant, at TO O'Clock, n large assortment Of
FORFEITED PLEDGES. consisting of ~.
- :. GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
.a''' Sets of JEWELRY,
RINGS, STUDS,
SbEEVE-BUTTONS, .'f>'
-,.=T- GUNS, PISTOLS, 1872
+. ii .... READY MADE CLOTHING. &C.,
together with many other articles suttaoleto the
approaching holiday season.
...s z. 3. COOK, Auctioneer.
- NOTICE.
. All parties whose pledges are forfeited are re-
onested to call at my Office and renew or redeem the
same before the day Of sale, as Will not grant fur-
liner indulgence, s.r' L. ADRIAN.
de % .. iaMnproKer.
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ish,llaaa |Ispatlll,

sssssTEs 8, DECEMBER q, 1873
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|aITfZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
q. W. PTCKRELL. President.
e. b, SNEAD, Cashier.

PAD-UP CAPITAL................ 10000 81 00,Q0
sifRpI IJS,,.....-............S ........... 1900
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advance OF the main tower OF the bafbican,
in one OF the most exposed positions ne
:. could hare selected, and demanded toknoW
upon what emand the troop had come
uls We bold not conference with your Gas
tle-wals between us;'' answered the black
kHigln, Nhose voice and WHOSE whole pear.
ing md sta{wart presence 9dhn recognized
az besongiag to Raoult de Langwo1.
ft.tT6rowa open Yeaar gates, ard yoD. shaa!
quick Rexnosy eur pleasure. n you put .sak
!. to the labor OF forcing our way. It shall be
/ worse for those Who else may not suffer-
a. AT ffas4 HsietMre q second knSgaG rode up
and, spoasel rwith the sBoheh6nin. He was
cased ia plate armar. Nth his yiser closed,
: but Zeta Beihseai, sKtos had eaRse to his
masters side, recognized him.
Ia! - sthe,geeretaryeried ..elAts ching the
dukes arm. q that Ia the fend ineas0ate.
II is Burgundy butcher. Naill0tin an BAG I
he would not be here, il Charles bad n3t
planned bloody work. fear, my aend =
+ Down! Down = S.. .5l. s. ,5:s
i - But the note OF alarm .caE,e TOO late A
!, tall, br0ad.shouldere archer had advanced
! With Maiil0tin dn BAG, who, at . sign frpm
the latter, raised bits heavy bow, With along.
fateeEbafbe finely feathered arrow adiuas-
!, ed to the string, and; drew; to the very.
arrows head. John OF Luxembourg stood
with his visor raised and bis whole face ex-
! posed. Hes heard Bethtoni's cry, and saw
the ssourttarcher OF the black baIdTic, but,
Z ne sRas too late 70 avoid the fatal shaft. As
81 echo TO the warming came the 4yengefii
8 Gtta It's following bar bs3 entered the dukes
lent ey g, cEashing through the bone OF the
orhit, and bnry sng itself deep In the brain.
ne seia back desd into ethtoBis arms.
The sefretary bore the body down TO the
& pavement Below, where he WIS fret iu sea.
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and as quickly conveyedbe our hero, and
| the baron then said:
s.Eere is my tEuRehsoR.. 1t will be a
sufficient badge OF aath0rity with those who
are to-obey. Be careful, my boy! Be brave,
tbHt be circumspect. God bless and keep
you! Ihere-away egg
- Drawing bis sword and waving il above
I>his head Leon dashed away to the head of
| the stalxart ,fprestegs, who haa been set
apart as a reserve-foree. /
These uSen were the iassediate retainess
fsand tenants OF st. Hubeat-sbeut Two hum
dFed and aifty in numheF-armed with
BILE weapons with shafts twelve feet in
length, and heads OF steel, heavy and sharp.
Every man OF them had known Leem from
his ntattling bsyhood, and bad come TO love
bim Cor his goodness and truth. as Well as
for Ills proves aad bravery. BE frst ex-
bibitaa TO them the golden trunebeon OF the
baron. .aa d Then, TN few words, told them
what be Mad been oadefed TO do.
g NV brave, true hearts," he concluded,
elf we ealfnre those great guns we save
the day. THE King iasks to US, and is anxr
Sols. WiMEail follow aBe ?,'
81 The shout OF assent made Ghelwelkin ring.
Leon, with Keen. glance and close calcutta
.tson,. had marked The movements on the bill,
and was spttrrislg forward at TIE top Of his
speed At the foot Of the hill, with not
more than three hundred yards between
himself and the advance guard Of the enemy,
he turned and gave the order fertile sweep
ing TO the right and left OF the rear divi-
sfous. His order was instantly repeated 70
the chiefs OF division, and liz a few moments
more the foresfers were com pietely enrelop-.
ing tho Esfi. Onward and upward swept
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RAIIROAn LINES.

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Es e NJ - @ NJ q
CAPCENE
Porous Plaster.

A great improvement A soothing, healing,
on The ordinary porous streng,heniI & and pain
plaster. killing agent In one.
The manufacturers receiy d the highest and only
award given to Porous Plssters at he Centennial
We warrant Benson's CapeIne Plasters 10 be SUI
peror to all other Porous plasers and to all lini-
msnts.
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CLOUD OF A WITNESSES

The following named witnesses are among tha
thousands who have been cured of Catarrh by
the use OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
A Downs New Geneva Pa, u Brown St
Joseph Mo, @ Lewis Rutland Vt,
Charles Norcrop North Chesterfield Maine,
Milton Jones Serbia N Y, L Miller Bridgrr
station Wyo, AIerryman Logansport Ind,
III Nj Post Logansport Ind, W Bailey fremont
Pa, Ii Ayers La Porte Ind, Jesse III Sears 4,
BRANCH Ind. l. Villa Canton Mo, W w
Tnayer OnarTa III, Is Nichols jr Galveston Tex.
as, n ReneIt Stoneyille Pa, S w Lusk McFar.
land Wis, johnson Williams Helmick Ohio,
Mrs n A Curry Trenton Tenn, j q 10 lin
An iers Craysport Ohio, G II base Elxhart Ind,
Mrs henry haght San Francisco Cal, Mrs L NJ
tiailusha La wrencevtlle n Y, w Graham A, eli
Iowa, a o Smith Newman Ga, Chas h Rice
baltimore Nd, Jesse NJ Sears Carlisle Ind, Danl
Miller TT Wayne I'M. Mrs Minnie Arnaise 2eO
Delancy-stN Y, II W Hall Hastngs Mich, VIM
Martson Lowell Mass, W Roberts MaIicopa
Arizona, Chas S Delaney Herrlsburg Pa. M c
Cole Lowell Mass. Mrs c j Spurton Camden
Ala, Chss kaw FrsdericktowR Ohio Mrs Lucy
Hunter, Pennington Ill, Capt Z j Spauldnv
Camp Sismbaugn Wyo, I W Tracy Steamboat
Rock Iowa. Mrs Lydia Waite Shushan NY. 81
Peck Junction City Mont, Henry Ebe Bahtes
Cal. Cummisgs Rantoul Ill. Jones
pus boston Four Corners N y. George F Hall
Ebonlo Cal, VIM Il Bartrie Sterling Pa ii f.
Sam 9iS Penn-st Pi,tsburg Pa, J Il Jackman
Msu Is Depot Ky. Henry Zobist Geneva N Y,
bros Hattie p irrott MONTGOMERY Ohio, l. Led
w ok Chatham Ill, B Mccoy Nashport Ohio,
WV Warner North Jackson Mich. Miss Mary A
Whine Darien Wis, John Ziegler Carlisle Spring,
Pa, James Tompkins 81 Cloud M nm, Enoch
nIer Pawnee City Neb. Joseph T, Miller Xepia
Ohio, B Nichols Galveston Texas, II /. Laird,
Upper Alton III, John Davis Prescott Arzouia.
Mrs Nancy Graham Forest Grove Oregon
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Hsppinss or Misery. that IL the Qass-
tiOn!
DR.. W. +. Hoyt OF Is years successful
practice guarantees speedy and perman.
ent cure OF all Chronic, Scrofulous, Pri-
vate, synthetic and Female Diseases,
Spermaterrhea, or selt-abuse, at his
Medical Institute, Agan & Cheney Block,
opposite the City Hall Park, Syracuse,
n. Y. Medicine sent to all parts OF the
L. ). and Canada. Don't be deceived by
advertising quscks who throng our large
cities, but consult DR.. Hoyt or send for
circular treating on his specialities to his
Z. .. Box 276.
LADIEs.-My great liquid French
remedy. Annie De Femme, or Female
Friend, Is unfailing In the cure of all
painful and dangerous diseases OF your
sex. 1t moderates all excuses, and
brings on the monthly period with regu-
larity. In all nervous and spinal affec-
tons, pains in the back or limbs. heavi.
ness, fatigue on slight exertion. palpita-
ton OF the heart, lowness Of spirit, by
sterlcs. sick headache. whites. and all
painful diseases oCcasi oned by disorder.
ed system II effects a cure when all other
means fail. Price $500 per bottle, sent
by mail. DR.. w. Il. Hoyt, Box 276,
Syracuse. n. Y.
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Gke Bullatin.
Communistio Societies.

The last number of the American
Socialist published at Oneida, N. Y.
announces with some flourish that Law
renee Oliphaut, late member OF parliar
ment for the Stirling boroughs and Paris
correspondent OF the London Times.
has returied to the Community OF the
Brotherhood OF the New Life, from Eng
land, bringing his wife with him. His
mother, the widow Of Sir Anthony
Olliphant, G. b., formerly chief Justice
OF Ceylon, Joined the community some
years ago, and he himself after having
held various diplomatic posts In Asia, re-.
signed his seat IN parliament to join the
brotherhood. 1t is quite probable that
his original membership OF parliament
was the only one, though the Socialist
intimates reelection.
The incident suggests the great de,
gree to which all of these societies are
imputed In conception and constitution.
The Anana society was founded In Ger
many and Switzerland century ago,
and migrated In 1s42. The Harmony
Economists were founded by George
tapp 10 Germany IN 1857. The Sep>
ARTISTS OF Fora came from the same place
in 1917. The Shakers were originated
BY Mother Ann Lee IN England In ITO.
The AinOra and Bethel icommunes are
due to DR.. KEEL, PrussiaD. CADET, a
F:enchman. organized the lcariuns In
ls4S. The Bishop Hill, ILL.,, Commune
came from Sweden in 1916. The Cedar
Vale Commune, in Kansas, consists chief
ly Of Russian Materialists. Anaheim, In
California, In German. Prairie Home,
In Kansas, was collected by Il. Bolssierre,
Frenchnian, leaving only the Mormobs
and Perfectionists a. real American Or
ganizatlons. And though they are Amer
lean in conception, they are chiefly
European In constitution; and Count de
Leon, CADET OF the French legislature,
and Robert Dale Owen, OF England, are
by no means all who won political or
personal distinction abroad before immi-
grating hither. This country has re.
ceived representatives from all the vision
aries and reformers of Europe, and the
product OF this great influx is very er-
roneously described as American. 1t is
so In geography and tolerance, but hard
ly In any other manner.
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