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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
AvYyTIoy sAIEs---Futurc pays.
BY Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoueer,
1919 Main street, Richmond, Vs..

S->S S&N- Ma
GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
IN RICHMOND, VA.
WITH FURNITURE, FIXTURES, HORSES, ON
E1BUsEs, AND EVERYTHING COM
PLETE FOR THE BUSINESS.
FRONTING CaPIToI, STREET AND CAPITOL
SQUARE, ON NINTH STREET,
4 THE LoyELIEsr SPOT IN THE SOUTH,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Nests H4n'sT oea,ea ON se
northwest corner of Grace and Ninth streets, ana
now doing arge and Snsindss
shall sell by public auction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY THE CORN DAY OF MAY, 1879,
AT12 O'CLOCK M, a.} s.a.
The Hotel as above Described, will, front on Grace
street of SO 3-l2 feet and on Ninth street LOS 4-IZ
feet h Ssnsa OF Of $9 ee Us The IS
partly four stories and partly three stores a3ove
basement. Contains SIXTY THREE ROOMS; me
Ninth street. Which is inc i,cd IN the sale, contains
seven rooms. Kitchen, laundry, servants, part
The geographical centre Of The city, in front OF the
state Capitol square, with an elevation ,insmr,nx
calthfu air and ne views OF the surrounding coun-
try. This Is justly considered the
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR HOTEL
in Richmond, located as 1t is on one of the grea,
thoroughfares Of the city, where s,rtct-cars arc
Passing every few minutes. and within few squares
of the post-Ot:ice. custom house. and All public
places and yet wthal in quiet and delightful 10
| caIty where property is steadily and continually
Improving in value. The sale OF this properly should
commend itself 10 men of capital, and to hotc M u
at large. who may desire no" to secure permanently
the oca Jon the best and most desirable OF all others
| for that business III Richmond and in Tie entire
! South. ,..--
| The FURNITURE is comparatively new. and IS
| CT good modern styc-such rs Is usually found In i
tirst-ciass hotel.
The nxturcs. &C.. required for the fotcl business
will be included In salc-snch a china"ara &c, &c
| The owners have concluded 10 sell positively on
the day named. Parties may attend expecting 10 see
| the sale made Oh the day named.
~" TIE TERMS WILL EE MADE EXCEEDING
LY LIBERAL. AND WILL BE ANEQCSCEL
| FiTLIY ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE.
| ROBERT B. LYME, Aucitonccr.
| " R-This advert iSeglcnt will not In any way III
| terfere with The business OF the Hotel. and OH
friends and patrons Will be made as colniortao!e am
| taken as good care Of rs heretofore. ~
| '""' HUNTER Il PENDLET0N,
| Pronretors OF st. Claire Hotel.
| ROBERT r. LYME, Auctionccr. my
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BY Chaflin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

DOCKETrS BRICK-CLAY PROPER
IL TY, NEAR THE 3 Al T MORE BRIGk
COMPANY'SYARDS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION
On THURSDAY, May 20, 1879. ut o.c!ccE I.
NJ we will sci, on the premises. about FuUR-ASD-
A-OUARTEI ACRES of the celt brated Van Lew
brick-clay laid. adjoining that recently sold 10
Messrs. PoweH & Crump.
The superior quality Of this clay Is so we'll esLab-
Iislcd as to ned no commentator from us, ami as
II is the last oil the Van Lew clay property now IN
the market orI:ke!y to be for some years to come;
brick. makers s:opid not miss This opportunity OIL
securing the oily clay from which brick can DC mace
for supplying the city government, ana winch Is
preferred BY builders 10 any other. -
TERMS: Ouciifth cash; and tho balance at ., u
49, a. 80. and 96 months. with interest addea, lol
negotiable notes secured By trust deco. o
49,. ,-...I CHAFFIN, STAPLES &c Co..
mv1o Auclioneers.
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Bv (irubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL NEW
l. FRAME HOUSE WIFI THREE ROOMS,
JOINING TIE RECTORY OF EN- All F. I
CnURCH. WITH 2k ACRES OF LAND; At
AUCTlUS-In execution Of deed nf trust from
i y Radd and wife To the undersigned trustee,
dated 10Th November. 1878, and duly recorded: !
viii sell at auction, on the premises, on tRIDAf:
SMALL HDITSE and LOT above described. adjoin.
ing John Stewart. James T. RcdG, and others.
TERMS: one third cash The balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by ceed of trust.
JOSEPH BRYAN Trustee.
GRIBDS & WILLIAMS. htictOncers. my IA
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By Goddiu, Warren & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
No. lI06 Main street.

THAT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT u,
l. AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF CRAZE I.
AND ElENRY STREETS, ADJQiNinSS VIM
sToN, ESQ, FOR SALE AT PUBLlC AUCTION OF !:
At the request Of the owner we Will oher 1or sae
On MONDAY the l9th day of May, 1879, at
O'Clock z. n, on the premises that BEAU1lFUL
BUILDING LOT, located as above described. irons-
Ing 60 feet, and running back between paraiel lhes
l5C TO a2O .foos alley. VIII be sold as whole or
divided into two lots of 80 feet each, as may oe de-
sired ut sale. , .,
TERMS: accommodating. and made known d.
sale. .... GODUlN, w ahrEN q ~.
my 15-4t - AuclIoaeeIs.
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~ Goodih, Warren & Co..
RcalEstate Agents and Aucfioneers'
.llO6 Main street.
WEST IGRACE-sTREET BUILDING
w LOTS.
Auction SALE OF EIGHTY-EIyE FEET OF
GRuND ON THE sOnTM SIDE OF
GEACE STREET BETWHEN
LAUREL AND SHAFER +
STREETS.-

At tho reauast of the owner we wiz onT IS[ sat
Mt public aucriop. on the premises, on iHDh H.,
pROPERTY located as above. fronting e5 feet on
Grace street and running back between paranei,
ines 155 feet 10 an alley l feet wide. VIII he soid
as whole or dIyideo into three LOTS as may DE De-
sired III sale. ,,s .,ot
IN, attention of those in want Of SUCH Neiehbor-
hood excellent. ,u,
TERMS : Accommodating, and made Known aI
sale. r. GODDIN, NAhhrS a. 80.
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TARPETs. WHOLESALE A s,n,o f.:NR
OTAIL.--we have JUST receives , N CHINESE,
COCOA, and SAPiE IATTlSGs 81 iuIrps! RGG$,
LaSbs LACE CURTAINS; ,XGs Of ali sNss
MATS. &C.: PAPER.HhNG'N,tiI2o ORDER, promptly
,Ws, Sss e9p as 10 PtiI S,ESSS5Sd "a.
am is.3m No, lsll Aaiu street. h''u""
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By " GOG1!n,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE Hun
l DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES tM0RE ois
Less OF MOoD-LAND IN KING W!i ,LI;,
COUNTY NEAR TO SWEEy,LlALi. STATION.
MlrIKEY AND MATTAPoSI ,KIvERs;-Gy vir,
Richmond. entered on he 18th April. 1879. In The
case OF - Sicarus against lSaacs Johnston, tr>-
tees &C., the undersigned; Blair Bnrwel, Jr The
trustee named in the deed Of trust from Joseph
EruDmcll dated 9th July, 1856, duly re-
cor,IrI in King William County Court on
me l2ia October is64 WI nco ore" ne ,GE ss
Goddn, real estate nuctonctr. In thcs iy OF Ricn-
mond. corner OF Bank and Eleventh sncctS. on
the TRACT or WOODLAND In King William
county located as above on the main road leading
ACRES tmore or les>). being the same TRACT con,
vcyrd 10 Joseph Brummc!l by William Il!Ii, dated
1st January. 1864. known rs The " WooG-Farm >
trac;. aGjoIpiuga tract Of land known ~ - Cherry
Lane on the north. where Wil!,n Hill now or
formerly resided; the east lands now or former
~ belonging 10 Miss Mamie l.. Gregory; on the
south. lands on Formerly known IA The lands OF
Samuel D. Pitcher: and on the west. IN" main ROAD
lending from King William Courthouse I" WEST
Point: also adjoining The lard, of J.; H. slaughter
and Mr. Thcaiic. I lie whole tract i covered by
woods. of which i Is estimated that tcrr are rom
$50 TO 200 cords first qualify pine w"nd from 3un
To 1000 cords second qualify. from 1000 20 1000
oak railroad ties. and large quantity Of chestnut
and spr,,cc-pine. The land Is within one mile OF
Sweet Hail station: and about two miles from Sooa
landings on the blattaponl ana Pamunkcy rivers,
SD that The wood, &c, can he easily ana chcapsy
transported TO market. There are two gfist- and
sw-,nis convenient 10 the tract. and the TACT mat
II Is 50 near railroad station and navigation gives
IL additional value.
TERMS: One fourth cash /: balance al SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months for bond; bearing Interest.
wi III pproved personal security and title retained
ill all OF Tie purchase-moncy Is paid and c0ycr-
ance OF dered by tie Court The taxes Tor 1879 to
be paid by the purchaser. y, p,r,u,rr, +,
rnyl0-lOt Trustee.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF THE MAYoR,l
RICHMOND, VA, May Is, 1879,

Il
OFFICE OF THE MAYoR,}
RICHMOND, VA, May Is, 1879.
MAJOR JOHN POE, JR., CHIEF OF
W. POLICE: SIR,-You will at once cause to be
discontinued rs hack-stand all the street between
Twelfth street and Maye street Franklin street,
and see that hacks from the Exchange add Ballard
and other stables within the limits named are not
allowed to remain on the street now discontinued
as public stand .-,------. ....
. Under section XIV, chapter XXXV1I., City Or
dnances designate as publ hack-stands the south
side Of Capitol street ana the north side OF Bank
street. -. ...- ..-..,. 49,.
Under section XVI. of same chapter of City Ordi-
nances, direct that no TIVE t2) or more hacks shall
stand abreast or by side OF each other aud that the
one farthest from the sidewalk in such violation of
this regulation shall he considered the offender
against this order. Drivers must not be allowed to
reius, ntr must they be allowed to annoy citizens
passing by standing in groups or By seeking patron
age. .aE ..r.
Parties offending against these regulations. after
Justice FOR his action, under section XVI, chapter
XXXVII. City Ordinances You will see that the drl-
ves OF hacks, &c. all other points In the city
used as public stands comply with the regulations
with their positions unless complaint is made of
their location. in which event report the fact TO
for action. The stand first named Is discontinued
because Of the persistent disregard by drivers of
Gers because of their continued annoyance to pass
ing citizens, and because OF frequent and urgent
complaint of those using the street that 1t pub
~ '''.-'' ". G. CARRINGToN, Mayor.
OFFICE OF CEIEF OF PoLIcE,l
RICHMOND, May Is. 1879.
Owners and drivers OF hacks are hereby notified
that the above orders will be Immediately enforced
JOHN POE. JR.,
my 16-5t Chief Of Police.
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BY Grubbs It Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

4 BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST
n SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
BYRD STREET AND THE CANAL At AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY. 21st May, at 81 O'CLOCK
p. NJ we will SILL upon The premises LOT OF
GROUND situated rs above, adjoining the proper
" OF Mr.. Sullivan. IL has front Of 90 feet, and
beig so near tn the large manufacturing establish.
menis and to The centre OF The city VIII bea GOOD
purchase for u person of moderate means.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
my IT Auclleneers.
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2 C0yrECTIONEnIEs, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-rI am manufacturing
Il daily my inimitable pure crushed sugar CLAIR
HE'D FLINT CANDIES. make better CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any honse In this
col niry~warran,eds perfectly pure and no adulte-
ratons. We don't use any gucos gFape-sugay, tara
Ealba-uothiHg but pure snYRrs II IS more highly
favored, whittier, brighter, frmer. and Is warranted
to stand firm In any climate. 80. II
faSQ IssS<;s 1A12 Main street
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CHESAPEAKE kSU ONO HElw,lJ
RICHMOND, VA. Ilir'h IL. i-;9.
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAK' II
" l6. 1879. PASSENGtE TRAINS WILL Rus
As FOLLOWS:
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HsIa,Lsseat, Elm -.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HhEspEAkEl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
= TAKING EFFECT APRIL =, 1879
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I.ATsaS.

t-. LATsaS. --a----a'
GAWED LATHs.
Cargo on Docz. For sale low
WOODWARD 6oS,
>.u o., Ninth aud Byrd 'tErrls.
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BY j. r. Hockaday, ....
General Auctioncer and Commission Merchant,
1928 Main street.

WILL BE SOLD TO-DAY WITHOUT
10 ttierces' CHOICE sUGAR-CURED sHoUL-
10 boxes PRIME BULK SHOULDERS,
s boxes PRIME BULK SIDES,
! lot No. Q BACON HANS,
. l lot No. SHOULDERS.
90 half barrels NEW No 8 MACKEREL,
IS half-barrrls OLD No MACK ERE ty1cpp,ncs
so haif-barrels NEW FAMILY ROE HERRlSGS,
2S ouarter-barrels No. l MACKEREL,
25 tubs PRIME NOETHERN BUTTER
90 tubs MEDIUM NORTHERN BUTTER.
25 tubs PRIME LEAF-LARD,
10 cakes PRIME NEW CHEESE,
/ lot CHOICE LEMONS. nom.
90 barrels NORTHERN PEACH-bLo" folA-
TOES, .s..
and many other goods. such as
HARNESS, SADDLES. HALTERS,
BRUSHES, TlNWARE, &C, &c.
j. r. HOCKADAY.
,ny1o 1928 Main street.
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VTALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
' JAMES RIVER FOR SALE.-By virtue OF u
day of February A. D. 1873, 10 securea debt the rein
mentioned, we, or OF us, icing required by the
creditor. will sell by pubic auction, on MONDAY
the 9th day OF June, 1870. before The courthouse
door Of James City county, the VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND In said county, on James river
just above jamestown Island, containing about 375
LOUGHBY,'' which was purchased by said D.. s.
Cowles from W. W. Coke, executor Of Eliza Coke.
deceased. This Is excellent farm good soil with
comfortable brick buildings thereon. good orchard,
and new wharf, erected ut cost of about % 500,
to which large vessels can come. II has fine water
view.
TERMS: Cash for sl,95l25, with interest from
1st January, 1875, and costs of>sale; balance on
credits 10 be made known on day OF sale. ~
) =. s, -.,. ..... .,-i WILLIAM S. PEACIlY, =
JOHN a. COKE,
:. nv 15.15tn y - = = IL ! Trustees.
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ByR. IS. Anderson & Son,
General Commission Merchants and Auctioneers,
1924 Main street.
WE WILL HAVE OUR REGULAR
w AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES, &c,
TO-DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock promptly.
ALSO,
One GROCER'S sPRISG-WAGON, in perfect
order.
their goods in early. ,
myl9 .<...n Auctioneers
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By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud auctionccr.
1912 Main street.

HANDSOME FIRST-CLASS FOUR
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.-By request Of the owner. who has
removed from the civ VIII offer toi sale, upon Inc
premises, Gu THURSDAY the 22d day OF Nav.
1879, by public auction. IT 81: o'clock F. III, that
most desirable RESIDENCE located as above de-
srrlbed. containing shout twelve rooms, kitchen,
stable, &C., c.. all In good repair and Ill modern
improvements aud occ1p%d by E@od nic and
desirable residence in one OF The most desirable
nelghborioods in The city, convenient 10 The bust
ness centre, &C.. will do We'll TO attend this rae, as
the owner Is determined 10 sell and great bargaiu
will be hid.
TERMS: Liberal and 1t SHE.
my IL ROBERT Il. Ii NJ, 2ucuOHcer..
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EXPECT
SUNDAY, JANUARY 5. Les.
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TtiCHMOND AND DANIlLLE RAIL
"a Rod COMHANY.
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CROCwERY. GLAsswARE, DC.

A cordial invitation is extended to all to call and
examine my stock. y. b. la Lux,
,n01 1Oll Main street.
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Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

my OIL 1t
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All Equal.
New York SUM-

H. In this country all men stand
thu law. ''%'''' "01o'o
.,, There e can be no distinction be.
A mans religious belief is solelv a
matter between him and his Mailer
and bis fellow man has no riQht to
assume ~ any authority over it.
r. Inc Jews need feel no uneasiness.
II Mr: Austin Corbin undertakes to
exclude Jews from his railroad and
notei, 1t ts safe to conclude that he.
lore long. he will have neither rail.
roaG nor hotel to exclude Chem from
We believe that no man can ha :
frye christian who believes in pun.
's4lng jews for their religious belief.
how many OF the chosen peonie 81
zoo have been Jews!
Inc whole genius Of our American
institutions is opposed to the tvran.
nlcal exclusion Mr., Corbin attemns
to set up. p'
The people will not FORGET 0en.
urants antt.Jew order when he vas
our Western army. Nor
Will they forget bis connection
through tho marriage Of bis bealiti.
tul ana accomplished sister, with the
Corbin family. vows '''0
A man might as we'll oppose Nj.
a9ara or the Mississippi or the Hud.
= rs to brace himself against the
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STATE ITEMS.

JEFFERSON: The Gretna Courier
informs the public that the office Of
Police Juror in that parish il going
begging. The Union Oil Factory
has resumed work. It was consum.
ed by fire about q month since.
BATON ROYCE: The Advocate re-.
ports the departure Of 40 or 50 ne.
grOes for Kansas. A large sprinkling
OF the number were women from
about town-a class that can be very
easily spared.
IBERvrLLE: The South reports a
dull criminal term OF Court, The
Grand Jury and all Jurors summon
ed Tor the term were discharged at.
ter three days service, and the dock.
ct was cleared.
All the crops Of our parish that
have had the good fortune to receive
the copfOus showers that have fallen
lately are In good condition and
promise we'll for the future,
ASCENSION: The Chief reports dai.
~ showers for more than q week
past. 1t demands the enforcement
Of strict sanitary regulations and
every EFFORT to protect the parish
against q repetition OF last years
epidemic.
TERRIBONNE: The HOuma Courier
has the following:
The weather warm and rainy.
Crops reported good.
Watermelons scarce.
Summer fights In order,
MusQuitos raging.
Business very dull.
Loafers coming in.
CALCAsIEU The Gazette says: Last
Monday Justice Ferren was called
upon to hold an inquest upon the
body Of one Mathew Carmadv who
died at the Railroad Camp, near the
depot. 1t appears that some weeks
ago, deceased Was struck over the
head, With q carpenters square, In
the hands Of D. G. Givens. The
point OF the square made ito Wav
through the skull of deceased, leav.
iDg an ugly wound, about an inch
long, from the effects Of which de.
ceased came to bis death. The coro.
ner's jury rendered a verdict In &C.
cordance With these facts, and on
Tuesday morning Givens was ar.
before Justice Ferren, on the
cbarg Of assault with intent to XIII.
and placed under bond, In the sum
Of three hundred dollars, for bis sp.
pearance before the District Court.
FRANKLIN: The Sun rays: Our
jail now has . happy occupant, com.
mouly known as Mai. De Grafenreid.
cold. The Major In a ilt OF frenzy
or insanity, took 1t into bic head to
practice shooting at one Spencer
Corbit, cold. but as his gun was
loaded with squirrel shot It did not
prove fatal. The Major, It SCENE.
had conversed with bis intended vic.
lin, after which be made of q little
1ay, and considering that be Vas ct
Moe shooting distance, gave bic 90
auatntsnce "a unWelcone charge.
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law is now imperative. he would take
the aforesaid dogs within the square
and exercise them for the coming
weeks hunt. He was enjoying the
iun hugely till be- heard groans pro-
ceed!ng from a shaded spot in close
proximity to the spot where the fatal
performance referred to took place.
ana u glance in that direction expos-
60 to ful! view q white form moving
TO and fro. Our barber friend did
not not wal. wait t. Investigate the ghost.
out went headlong through the fence,
carrying two or three pannels with
hin. The last heard of him waa two
blocks off yelling for his dog Lee"
whom he had left to the mercy of
the ghost. It is needless to say that
the ghost proved to be one OF the
deputy steritfs, who being annoyed
IN his slumbers ventured out in the
square in his night-shirit to find out
what the devil was the matter.
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Hayes Standing In His Party,
New York SUM-

II Mr.. Hayes was q 1T man to be
nominated for President In 1876. whv
Is he not q ut man to be re.pomiu.
mated IN 1850? II the Republican
party should re.nominated M.
hayes be would not decline. Indeed.
4 Ills Is x ~ ~ anderstood that he would
election. But this viii never occnr
because the whole Republican mr..
~ know that he is indelibiy eninel
by the assumption Of the hieheat az.
Nice IN the country without an cleo.
ion ny the people. Were It not for
this It would bessthe most natural
thing In tho world for the Republican
party to nominate Hayes Tor q sec.
ono term, The fact that no one
sPeaks OF doing It. ts the most con.
elusive proof Of the universality Of
bis condemnation even in bis own
party. -,
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there ia the slightest feeling OF chill
Illness. The vigorous and strong NAV
battle early in the morning on Al,
empty stomach, but the young and
those who are weak had better battle
Two or three hours after q meal: the
pest time for such Is from two to
three hours after breakfast. Those
who are subject to attacks OF piddi.
ness or faintness, and who snffar
from palpitations and other sense Of
discomfort at the heart. ehomld not
bathe without first consulting THAR
medical adviser.
\ HlNr TO SUFFERERS FROM Nru.
RALGlA. Several evenings since T
was attacked with 4 severe dental
neuralgia. After resortino to fr;c.
ton. cold and hot applications. ETC.
without obtaining anv relief I iov
upon my bed trusting that sleep
miHht come and give me respite.
Still the excrutiating pain continued
and while was suffering the "t0r.
lures OF the doubly damned" unde.
clded whether to arouse some tired
druggist for bottle OF chlorOform or
chop my head off with a decided
preference. however, for the chloro.
FORM; l suddenly bethought me Of
what read Of an an,esthetic which
re always carry with US. Thereupon
l began TO Initiate my lungs to their
utmost capacity, and then fOrcibly
blew out all the air I could. Imme.
1iately the pain began to lessen. and
after q few repetitions Of he process. !
! t., had entirely cssed, being displaced
~ a dellgntlu! tickling sensation in
me gums. and furthermore l know |
not. for In less time than it takes to |
'ell 1t was sound asleep, awakening
next morning delightfully."- refreshed |
md without a symptom of nv ali.
: ! lett. Hence, you see, I was not
amply temporarily relieved, but en-.
;lrely we'll again. I wish other suf.
erers would try this and report re-.
to Louisville Medical
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The following cure for drunken.
ness. which We published some time
ago. may be OF service TO- some sui.
ferer who failed to see that notice
It never falls to cure the most In:
veterate case: = "
Let the inebriste-it matters hot
whether be is just getting of: 4 b..
ginning or on q 'spree." bekin ~
taking every two hours one drscs,ny,
or teaspoqoful Of cinchone (Psrmv;.
an bark: This will make him fe..l
Good; he can increase the dose +"
s,x orschm g! without any danger.
t aS% ts.e Il 10 that !. Propoitlen, icar
appetite for food. In thu cn,, x,s az. ~
. few days the snti.periodic nro,,e y.
tlee OF the ciuchons begin 10 teli end
he loses not only the tosfa ~ FL, En-
ttincture. but also for everythine IN
the way Of alcohol, :"