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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-17

they are all insured; but it went 70 nv
heart to hear them poor brutes scream. i
Mat gave his left hand-the right
hand was bound up with a handker.
chief. The old rector joined them, Miss
Bellue leaning on his arm.
"The danger is over now, JOYCE
think. Mat, come across with me-"
Mat glanced at the averted face of the
young lady, and misconstrued it. She
was, in truth, ashamed to meet his ewes.
The contrast between his GOODNESS and
courage and her physical c0wardice
humbled her. She had come down from
that pedestal of propriety from which
she had presumed to Judge him so
harshly, but he did not suspect it.
81 have burnt my hand and arm
slightly-just my luck!" said Mat. ST
must 90 home at once to dress them"
He took off his hat as he spoke, awk.
wardly enough, with the left hand, and
turned away.
"He is a fine fellow, Agnes, that low
er of yours" said the rector; "but his
manner is rather abrupt tonight. What
ais him?"
"Never mind. papa-never mind"
There was q kind of wall in Miss
Bellue's voice.
ga lovers QUARREL" thought the
rector, sagely. "Then my attitude
must be n of digni6ed neutrality-my
policy non-interventiOn :" and he laugh
ed quietly to himself at the conceit.
Mat was dressing his burns in the sur
gerry when the outer door opened and
his father entered.
Halo, dad! Who called you upe
It was my turn tonight"
1t should be explained that ssyoung
Mat Curtis" and 'the old doctor" were
partners.
"The old doctor" made no reply.
sat down in q low chair, and began
% fan himself with q broad straw hat. |
Mat, looking up in surprise, saw that he
vas CHASTITY pale; that his eyes had a
ook of horror in them; that his whole
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
MRS. j. c. DABNEY'S TESTIMONIALS:

1Itssrs Faulkner :. CrGish:H:
Until ! tried your .'CA NM'S EMULSION
failed to find any preparation OF Cod Liver Oil
that my stomach would retain all, ia ken in the
smallest doEes. My physiciAns have always de-
sired that houId take Cod Liver OIL, and: would
prescribe irst one pre- parAtion and then another,
but, befurs stated, '.Camm's Emulsion" is the
ouIv preparation that my stomach could rretain.-
have given il thorough test, having taken it
without any trouble, with the very best results.
it. nd can with confidence, recommend il to any
who need a remedy for pulmonary diseases, OF any
other diseases requiring a tonic or nutritivc med
MRS. JNO. C. DABNEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
November -. 1s7s- oGoctl Gun.

WOODLAND GRANGE-Thcre will be
Public Installation of the officers elect of
WOODLAND Grange at Wltshire's School,
House, on Saturday, the 9th Of April, at l
O'Clock p n. The Worthy Master of the
State Grange will be present and deliver an
address to the public, and the members of
the Grange are all expected to be in attend
ance, as a meeting OF importance will be held
Immediately after the address.
Al Ern1,n Ornrsnnr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
W1NoHEsrEa AND v1o1s1rY.-From the

Ne@s we clip the following:
The store-room now occupied by Chiches.
ter g. Denny. belonging to the Miller estate,
has been sold by Messrs. Williams d Will
liams to Mr.. Henry Kiuzsl for 81, 600.
The Treasurer of the Stonewall Monu-
mental Association, this week, received from
Mr.. R. A. Robinson, of Louisville, KY,
through his relative, Mr.. Alex. Pendieton,
of Winchester, check for $50 for the ben
eft of the fund for the erection of the mon.
umeut to the unknown dead
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

MALARIAL FEVER -Malarial fcvcrs, cOn-
stiration, torpi3ity Of the liver and Kidneys,
general debility, nervousness and neuralgia
ailments yield readily to this great disease
c"nquercr, hop Bjftcrs 1t repairs the rava>
ges of disease 10y converting the food into
rich blood, and it gives life and vigor to
the aged and irfrm always, See "Proverbs'
in other column
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
A RID.

To all who suflerin = from the errors and in
discretion OF youth. nervous weak mesa, carly
decay loss OF man ho GOD, &C.. will send a recipe
that will cure you. FACE OF CHARGE. This
great NEEDY discovered bv misscnary in
South America. Send = self addressed envelope to
the Rev. JOSEPH T. IHMASI Station d, IDLE House,
NetD York CHy. Hly.
BUTTERICK's LATEST PATTERNS for
sale by Mrs. ARMENTROUT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
s american Hotel,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
Change of Management.
n. n. C4GTMELL. Proprietor.

THE management OF this Hotel has changed
1 hands and is now being put in thorough
pair. being remodeied ana rsfuFpi-h"d.
Situated near tho Chesapeake s Ohio Railroad
Depot nd accessible to the husineas part of the
city. will make it desirable for transient v.itcrs
and especially for the Travelling CoinmcTriai Incn.
II well vent lila ted and del hIiully Coui II
MGR which will ma he it pleaBR resort for thoRe
seckinr com fort nd health.
h5- FERNS will be moderate and special rates
will be ~ de for Connsrc Linen
omnibusp.s 10 and from the Hotel Tree OF
charge B1s- livery StAbles attached 20 ihc Eo;el.
January 80, 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Save money By going to DaIgarn's, oppo
site the Carter House, aud buy your Shoes
lie has just received a new supply. The
prices SO lo1, you will be surprised. Call
aud examine his stock and be convinced.
Also full line Of Groceries, 6 lass and Wood
enware, Notions, &c., at lowest pricca.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
I(l-. TO4nlit1$on7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY S7REETs,
CSsssERCStOW7ss

The many friends of J Fairfax M"Laughlin.
in this county, will be graiifed to hear. hat.
Gas we have learned froIn private but authentic
sourccs.) he has bLen recently installed in o
mora Congenia!. aud Tar mora lucrative position
than tho one formerly occupied by Kim in the
County Clerks office. and lost through TIE in
tri2ucs o! New York politics. his pressnt pesi-
tion has tho advantage, moreover, of being l'ss
exposed SO the vieissitudGg, and very DrCCa. iOuS
tenure, of political life in tho Empire State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
A Disease That Nre cks the System.

Every function is deranged, every nerve IN
strung, ever mnscle and fibre weakened by fever
and ague. 1t ia, in fact, disease which If I'M
checked, eventually wrecks the System. In sllits
types, in every phase, it Is dangerous, destruc-
tive. Stupor, deIirinm, conyulsions, often attend
il, and cause swift dissolution. But when
bAtted with Hostettef's Stomach Buffers its foot
no Id in the system is dislodged, and every
tige of it eradicated. That benign anti-fa briie
specific and preventive of the dreaded scourge Is
recognized not only within our own bound ries,
but in troPic lands far beyond them, where inter
mittents aud remittents feArfuiiy prevalent,
to be a antidote to tho malarial poison and
reliable means of overcoming disorders of the
stoms ch. flyer and bowels, of which a vitated
torrid atmosphere and brsckish mIsasma tainted
water are extremely provocative. All emigrarts
and travcl,rs should be supplied with it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
coNSUMPTIUo CURED

An old hysician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands By Eaet India mis-
sionary the formula Of simple vegetable remedy,
for the speedy and permanent cure for consump-
ton, bronchitis, cauRTTh, asthma, and oil throat
and lung affections, also positive and radnal
cure for ncrvous debility and all nervous CON
p!aints. after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands OF cases. has foit it his duty
to make il kro~n 10 hs differing felIows. Ac-
tus,ed By this motive, and desire TO relieve hu-
II, suffering, will send, free of Charge, to all
who dcs!n it, this recipe. with full direct ions tor
preparing q nd using. in ermRn, French, or Eng
iish. Sent by n1i! by addressing with stamp.
rsmiug this paper. w ". Shear. Li9 Po~ers'
Block, Rochcster, New York. ApS4w.
PUBLIC SALEs.-1'he attention OF our read
ers is directed to tho following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
Erdncs7ny, AprH % Personal Proper
ty, by j. Garland Hurst, d. S.
Friday, .AprH lSA-Real Estate, by
Gloon Moore Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

COUNTY ITEMs.-From the Shepherds
town Register We copy the following items:
The meat house of Mr. W a. Bennett, of
this town, was entered on Tuesday night last
aud some ten or twelve pieces of bacon,
together with several sausage msws, and also
nearly aquarter of beef taken by some thief
or thieves.
Mrs. Caroline Lamar, estimabe lady
of Frederick, Md, and mother of MIR. Rich
ard D. Lamar, near Unionville, died last
week, aged G3 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Winchester Presbytery will meet at Wood
stock, Va :. on the c3d of April
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

LUMBER FOR SALE.-Georgo Fl. Hagley
has now on hand about twenty Eve hundred
feet of the best inch Pine plank, which he
will sell cheap for cash.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

All persons tina. want their Watches,
Clocks and Jewe1ry repaired call on Young
Burton, the Jeweler. Pain lSksgoid rings,
warranted. Jcwelry of all kinds. Spccta>
c1es from % cents to 81 so. Clocks,
Watches. Birds. Cages, Bath Dishes, Seeds
Canary, Hemp and Rape Accordeous, Vio-
Tins, Bows. Strings. Sc. Cal and see him.
SiGn-Large Watch and Spectsc!os.
DR. G. 7. Richardson having rented the
residence of Mrs. A. NJ. Forrest, on Congress
street, has removed to that point, where
calls for his professional services will here
after be made.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Ring the bell softly there's Grape on the door"
Some bad boy, who had not the fear
of mau before his eyes, fastened piece of
Grape on the door of Lawrence Osbourn's
shop the other morniug-not that Osbourn
was dead, but owing to the fact that
popular young harness maker had taken unto
himself vile the evening before. No trace
was left of the boy who thus testified his sor
row because Osbourn had gone to the bridal
aitsr. We wish our young friend much hap
piness and success. May his lines fall in
pleasant places.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
Jefferson Carriage Factory

FsNHE undersigned respectfully an &5E p
L nounces 10 the citjzeRs OF Jetfer fzSj5Se.ssyyl
Ind the public general Y Hthst he SlS--SJ--
s stiiI = Nd -.-srrd I'D
Joining squsre to the Rank of ChNrlestown. two
donrs - est of Trussell & Lucas' store, wkCre he
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Thsukfui fot the vcsy liberal patronage here
tofure extended o INC. snd with detcrnlnation to
M beet etto Ts and spate Ocxpe"diture to
mako nv house ttr&ciivc and to merit n cOnlInu-
OF the p.,rt age Of my old. cusIoIeTs ana to
win many friends, ] sIr. resp. Gtfui!y.
May s. 1917. GUSTAV BROWN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-24


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tn .s,-r'ian 'tAat vi itRlana III.
nalilsWns sha wslr fsslN4d II, she
condition ii hsusal #lasss, sha bal
~ sntr ui A.ia lN ~ easrfnsns'
nhi.h shss rnlkiad IA shsit It'll
anA saved - THIN hlsaAsi. Wilt. IN
ihr United Sia,rS ,ite ssate n liz
,ssarlr might hay. arrested Tin
nrnilr@s a.stnn,inn uf lIfr anil
property resulting fnam the fatnl
lsuli,s IL converting the national
currency into a hontls.i debt whi.h
would absorb the fruits II our In.
dn>tfy for centuries.
When before thu commission Mr.
Dorian was asked MI what date the
Bank " England rouli RESUME, pc
cle payment" H. replied, the late
cannot hc liked ~ the circumstances
mu., he c,ns,.l,,rcl.
what l. the most important nj
these"
.Thc s,n,e ~ exchanges.
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fraction !, i. circulation won,a,hn,
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goods ani I'm. wnnl,l hiring m, le.
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.nn, wnnla,n, I'm, hurt our p.o.
n,.,. .xL.a j s,nnLl nnl hear,l,..
i,rl
..Oh yes" replied Mr.. Dorian. 1T
would ruin our people hut Il would
give ns Il supply ~ coin 70 resume
WITH"
Alison. thu eminent historian anl
the most trustworthy tells the story
In his burning words. THE rulers af
England nj TINT time. ii most selfish,
cruel, and h.artlcss aii~turracy, con.
HoianR most ignorant ana besotteu
Tory Pnrlnmsni. Went right ~ Win
'he work ~ destroying anu Empower
isn1he the people Iof uieif own IN.
fiehnaeiit, III spite ~ the impressive
protest ~ Mr., Dorian anu his Asso.
eintes 81 thr bnnk 81 England, hnsl
'n' most ehl'Rhl.i'h minus ~ 1h'
country. Ihey foobeu u'ia hntasf.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-24

Tutal..ss. Ga!sSht1 ea.tss 10, sHe
/ IheHe figures rhow thr number ~
\ firms, farmers ur honsohOldels. aud
industrial lnbourn ruined. With Tho
amount III their lusa direct md in,li.
rect, II the consequence. u ".tirnRih.
cninv the National credit In ibtiN
Accommodating silver In MA. md r..
sumption In lATo, nnd IL favorable
balance III trn,ie iii in7S All. III, by
selling products Il. les~ than cost.
liui this II not nil, WI must now
cSlinni. thu extent " these failures
beyond tho O,,j0h, M. who represent
/ merely thr firms thrown out Ill busi.
I mesa, honschuliers thrown out III
homes, and lMl,ofers thrown out u
employment. There II rslat!vit,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-24

| have a. Fine Il limo III the Int.ti
Styles 10 hna ever bsah brought
west ~ the Mis- !ssippl River. In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06

THE EMPRESS EUGENE AND THE WAR OF
1s7O.-Many have laid on the Empress fEu-
genie the responsibility OF the Franco
Prussian war, and to such an extent as q
lady may be held answerable for. such
great affair, she no doubt was so. When the
Hohenzollern difficulty had reached its critl-
cal pass Marshal Lebeuf. the War Minister,
was summoned to the Tuilleries, and he
plainly told the Emperor and Empress IN
private that the army was not ready. The
Empress fred up, and with flashing ey es
exclaimed: "a French marshal ought to
be ashamed to use such craven language"
The Marshal bowed and left the
room. In the ante cham her he asked
for pen and paper, and wrote out his
resignation :; but before he signed 1t the
Emperor came out and begged him not to
quarrel with q lady. 8 1imperdtrice SeS
1aerfs,', were his Maiesty's textual words,
and he added the request that the Marshal
would staya his post and do. bis best. This
ia LebRuf's own version Of the matter, and
he complains to this day that he went to
war against bis Will. The Empress cannot
be blamed, however, for having been indig-
nant to hear that the army was .unTeadg. 1t
speaks rather to- her credit that: she trusted
to her husbands advisers sufficiently TO
think that they had done their duty 10
making the troops efficient LONDON l57'ate'
.ydnsldry 23d. .rr( .sl. y
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Il; i1CioniYSe2sasion iiYS2 a,i Of q Coun.tterfeiter., .t J,

In the. examination. in .NeW. York ! on
Thursday OF the gang OF counterfeiters re-
Gently bagged in New, Jersey, Charles
Ulrich, the most dangerous counterfeiterc
in this country, testified: =,
~I was born a. -if pfantzic, Germany forty..
three years ago, and there Learned the en-
grayer's trade. Invent to Berlin, then to
London, and in 1853 came to New York.
I went abroad again as volunteer during
the CrInean war. have lived in several
cities of the United States; eight years were
passed in the penitentiary at Columbus.
Ohio, for counterfeiting, When was dis
charged, in 1876, I W ent intothe lithograph-
ing business at Columbus with the warden
of the prison. I advertised for ;lithogra-
phic printer, and engaged OFT at Cincinnati.
In the latter part OF 1876 our business failed.
told Ott Twas going to Philadelphia to
engage In the countcrfeitiDg business again,
and he wanted to 60: with me. My first
work was the engraving Of the $50 notes on
the Central National Bank Of New York and
the Third National Bank OF Buffalo, New
York. Il recognize these counterfeit bank
bills before me as coming from those plates
in the same way that you would recognize
your handwriting. When the plates were
nearly finished we moved to Oak Lane,
about six miles from Philadelphia. There
I made the So counteFfeits on the National
Bank OF Tamaqua, Pennsylvania. i did
the engraving and, OFT, did the printing.
In October, 1871 we ,moyed to Cbaron
Hill, and there were printed The So and 500
notes that were sent to Europe. At oak
Lane we printed 1900 pieces OF the $50
notes, and 5000 OF the $5 notes; at Charon
Hill 1000 OF the $50 notes and $4,000 to
10000 OF the S. notes. In April, 1878,
we gave up the business. OFT went to New
York and stayed in Philadelphia. OFT re-
ceiyed for his work $4,000 in cash and bis
living for abouttwo years."t:a
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The Gas Question,

Taxpayers all over the city owe debt Of
gratitude to the Dispatch for the articles
published on the question OF impure and
high-priced gas. III an, not mistaken, the
Taxpayers were promised q reduction by
the late chairman Of the Committee on Gas
from, $3.50 per 1000, feet. but it dees not
come. It is claimed that 50 will pay. well,
and supply the street-lamps also. The gas
consumers OF this city will not be satisfied
unless something is done, and II our present
City Fathers cannot or will not, then Jet
them resign, and others will try and take
their places. Retrench expenses and re-
form. Let Mr.. Curtis and MI. Higgins
speak, and inform us what; we may expect.
a-..r Z. A. GAS CONSUMER. AND TAXPAYER.
]; Richmond, February 8, 1879. tzlis!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, DWELLING at corner 81
Il of Grace and Sharer streets, No. 900, with ELI
ten rooms; In good order and has modern improve
menfs.
/. DWELLING No. 800 Franklin, between Third
and Fourth streets. with eleven rooms This house
has been recently renovated and Is we'll arranged.
DWELLING No. 30S A. ch street between Third
and Fourth streets. CANDLES Hill, with ten rooms;
everything snug and coy.
DWELLING No.23 dams street, between Main
and Cary, with eight rooms: no BASEMENT and all
convrnicnces. 49,. -. l.. .t
DWELLING No. 206 south Third street. GAM
bIe's Hill, with six rooms; kitchen with two rooms;
all conyeniences. ..@ ...g.g
DWELLING No. 1915 Cary. between First and
Second streets, with ten rooms; kitchen with two
rooms; excellent nei2hborho0l. ..g
DWELLING No. 211 Marshall, between Second
and Third streets. with fyc ROOMS, and kitchen;
convenient location.
y, DWELLING No. S03 west Clay street, adjoining
Major Writ Harrisons: seven rooms snug hou.e.
DWELLING No. SIT north Fifth street, between
Cny aud Leigh streets, with four looms.
Apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
fa Fun ~ 4
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'certand tabieanx at Beethoven Han, besides
the weekly reception at, the Lyceum Hall,
which was IN enjoyable affair. The atfend-
ance was large. ,. ,.,; .ss 5..g; q, e 4

y Mayors Court. Mayor Clarke disposed
OF the following cases yesterday
Charles Turpin tcolored,, for abusing J.
L. Turner, was sent TO- Jail for six days.
Nelson Crump fcolored)s for assaulting
his wife Catharine, was made to pay costs,
and plaeed under bond OF $50 forsix months
TO bes OF good behavior, and In default Of
which was sent to Jail for ten days. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06

Trade i4EH IHE IcErG G6RGEs
at a: meeting of ,theo Beard o. Msnagers Of
the Richmond 1F Fobaeco Tsadel held yester-
day the following resolutions were sadopted !:
SOW hsreas jthereceHt ice-gbf neXtending
forDdistance ofnearly ten miles1 the James
river belowJ Richmond, saudl 'existiDgi3 for
some days, threatened at one time to lag ia
protracted d:embargb upon she commerce OF
this cityin5that direction. land 'thns ITO )se-
riousiy1 1afiiet .ltbe1 tobacco trade OF Richs
mond astrwell t9is; whole community and
whereas the prevention qs this result was
almost entirely due to the action Of the
Old Dominion Steamship, Company; there
lore, on behalf OF, the tobacco. Trade, Of
the city Of Richmond, be it. aaI1i9 od, 10
!, ~Resolved BY its, Board of ,Aanagers,
That their most hearty, thanks are due and
rendered TO- the officers and agents Of the
Old Dominion Steamship Company for their
admirable enterprise and efficient energy in
breaking up the recent ice-aorge in, james
river, and thus, relieving, the port OF Rich
mond ,frem, Obstacles which mot only i'm
parted q stop to navigation, but an overflow
which might;haye seriously damaged much
DrODeCbgs-ris ss,ftf,,a ip ". r n riS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06

FirTH REGMeNT. General Bradley L.
johnson, i, who, it has been stated. will re.
turn to Maryland next April and take up
his residence In Baltimore, is now spoken
of In connection with the command OF the
Fifth regiment, M. n. G.. General JOHNSON
Is at present citizen of Virginia, where he
has had a militia command, irrespective OF
his experience irs the field as a Conied derate
officer during the civil lWar. 1t Is thought
that lack spff citizenship I'D Maryland for q
year aifera his return to- reside here will
prove bar to. bis quali alton for holdtng
o commissio ion; from the Governor OF this
State. in the mean time, If ColoneI Syming-.
TOMS resignation be accepted, Captain Zol-
Iinger4Wii succeed TO the command hR Sc
niority; Rnd I a. strong pressure Will be ex-s
erted To- induce, him TO accept the coloneleY.i i
Baltimore SIN, > y is7:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06

4 VICTIMS VERDIcT-William NJ. Tschudy
Esq, 272 Lauyale street, Baltimore, with J. s.
Mipskev. 11X Camden street, who has for many
years past been great sufferer with rheumatism,
declares that he has received more benefit and In
shorter time, from the use # DIR. HERNDoN'S GYP-
sY's GIFT than from anything which he has ever
taken. He recommends 1t 10 everybody as the best
known remedy for that drt adru disc ase. Write him
about IT,