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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
Ole Atlantic States. warmer southerIy winds,
shifting in the interior to cooler northerly,
followed by rising barometer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, easterIy winds, partly. cloudy wca.
ther, occasional rains, stationary tenpera.
ture, and slightly higher pressure.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. At night it was cool and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, "A !;
3 a. NJ, 81; noon, 90; 3 P. NJ, SO; s ?.
w., 90; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, 81 1-6.
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Upon the invitation of the President
short but interesting speeches were made
bv Professor C. E. Taylor, OF North Caro-
lima; Rev. II. A. Tupper, Jr., OF Kentucky;
Rev. William Papenhausen, missionary in
the city; DR.. w. E. Hatcher, aud Professor
E. Harrison. --.,}a:;. ...-. =. ..-..'.-f ;,
The singing was led by the Clay Street
Sunday school, and added not little to the
interest OF the occasion. -.... ...- .t. - n!
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JAIL IMPROVEMENTS s-Work ON 'he JAIL
improvements is soon 10 be commenced
The portion Of the building now used Tor
officers quarters will be made into hospi'
tai, apd new officers quarters be buit over
the kitchen. After these changes nj pris-
oners will fare alike.
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RETURN OF THE BLUEs.-The Richmond
Light Infantry Blues returned to the city
from their Old Point encampment yesterday
evening. They had about 200 men (mem.,
bers and friends) in camp, and enjoyed
themselves Yery much.
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SAVE MONEY OF having your printing doac attha
DIsrATCH PRISTING-Il0CSE. Good work, Low
p.iees. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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". E.LEsoN y CO.. :.d.crusil@ agents, insert nd.
verssements ia a Of The newspapers Of the United
SLass at publishers rates. Orders left at the D5s,
patel. countin.-room will receive Drsnpt attefs
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VICTIMS Of WASTED ESEBGIEs 6pd sure relief
iraaYER's SAEsA sAPARILLM 1t is the most potent
purifier and Il fcnntain Of health and strength.
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GouEAvD's oLYMslAr, cR EAalEoR THE Cex-
pLESlcs;--Whle redneed 10 81; pink, for bru-
nettes, to soc. pUncELI, LADp & Co., Agents.
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FOR RENT.
ExEcgPSx.s NOTICE.

I'll PERSONS HAVING ObLiGA-
a rloNs OF suy character Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
wv. nnfps security debts, or StherwiseS'Ii..a.
,h c,.,,e OF + WAsSMER OF No, 81 al 's hioaa
street, wnA present them a. aaee duly aa,",t aa,ansat
cst.,l. To Air. FRANK q. WASsMER lot rs,L .s,"n ~,
h~ Ihe executor All debts due TO him tnaE 81
mid 70 th. same 1er,an. " Yl3-In,lh lhA
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ard Hampton. Damage about $40. Origin
OF the fire unknown, Insured In the Mi.
tnal Assurance Society OF Virginia.

| TROUBLE AT HINToS, VEST VIRGINIA
NlNE C0I0REB, PERSONS WHIPPED BY REG
ULAToRs. Rs.--The town of Hinton, W, Va, II
the COUNTY OF Summers, and Immediately or
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, was The
scene or considerable excitement on Satur
|iday aud Surday.,T @tT - g !9..a:tE
+ j.. M. Peck, xyouthemployed by tho rail.
road company as,Watchman, bad some diff.
Guilty with negro Friday night. The re.
suit was that the negroes about the TOWN
became much eXas perated against him. and
bearing in mind the secent iynchng oil one
OF their, own color at Goal Valley threaten
ed to treat Peck; in silailar style, Peck, 1t
seems was really .apprshensiye OF danger,
and, telegram fro N Hfston states, had to
call upon his friends to grard Aim from ylo-
Ienes during Fridaytnieht.
! SatHrlayt the negroe tabo nj the place con-
tinued their manifestations OF: dispfsasure
With Peck. They were seen, it is said, With
arms and talking excitady in groups aAout
the outskirts OF the to1E. PeGE's frie3ds
Becoming alarmed nesdfessly. Scr
the whites, OF the town largely Sutnumbsr
The, blaeks-telegraphed to the miners .as
Coat Naliey and gannelton to conssta their
aSS
A npmBer Of miners and others prompt
to respond wished to get on the m7ii train,
which passes Coal Valley at 3 P. n.;; but
they could not get theis crowd together,
and the railroad authorities wouid not: COM
ply with their request to allow the trzih to
wait for them to get ready. About tsaeqfty
OF them Boarded tie freight train, wsieh
passed there at $40 P. NJ. Saturday, and
arrived at HiDton about midnight.
The ringieadprs Of the negroes, having
heard of the approach of the Coal Valley,
men, fled to the mountains. But nine Other
negroes (inctuding one woman), who were
supposed to have been Of the party thas
made dcmonHrations against Peck, were
seized and severely whipped. \ telegram
from Hinton graphically says, "And they
were lcks, too" The whipping took place
Sunday morning, and the regulators re-
10 Coal Valley and Canneton (mining
towns only separated by the kanawha river)
during the day. They paid no fare going
or coming, but boarded the train and COM
PEELED the officials to carry them.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

STY- Or, nIE satsS or EsaI Estate npnd. brtsssA
the Ist "f January anc iast Of Jta.s the fn1esfSf
the l1erent gear haze {" b- DniJ tyth bnrchGse,
On al snkeS mate betDeen the lss Of Jhiy and ld6
Of ne rear tie iIrss hare 10 ~ paid 5y the seller
fThis custom was adopted about nfteen year: aas
BY All the re9i estate agents IN Richmond, and aps
piles to Richmond 3"a vicinity.1
W. GODDIN- 5.P. ~. trustees sale OF beautiful
rcsidence mt TIE southwest corner OF Leigh ;ahi
Eighth streets. and dwelling aHd framed tene~
nent on Fourth street near 10 Canal street.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. 10Y A. 81. at store of y. II.
and j. HUI a!er, NO. % Seventeenth street enttr',
stock OF Boots, shoes, coats pants, vests, anu
sundrIcs.
FRANK d. HILL J. CO.. II a. NJ. trustees sale or
valuable farm on the Char IS CITY road ihree
miles bel0w Richmond; also, horses, mules,
stock, hogs, farming implements, &c.
GEORGE s. yASfiON & son, g. +. NJ. commits
tioncr's sale OF vacInt lot on Fourth street BE-
tween Canal ANA Byrd streets.
JAS. MACDuIGALL, lOI A. NJ, household fur
nurc.
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Nav c.n YOU doubt with such abundant proof n,
rhsr own door,: -,. .. .., ..
!o'' Don't TAKE oUn WORD.
,.,s the evidence which accumulates on every
hand o-,.
..sooc,s rrom we'll known citizens OF Charlotte
sta'e.'' and vicinity:
~, WILLIAM MAXWELL. register of deeds for
,,.L,s,ourr c,,lnty. SAYS: have been wearing one
H.'ii,yn,n.S Liver Pads some three weeks for Tor
.,y nC the Liver and Indigestion, and take plea
mrn n s,siug that tgye received most direct ana
pW ". ADAMS. Tryon-Strset Market, says:
r. NV. been wearing one of the Holman Liver Pads
inrnn thirty davS with very satisfactory results
csn.o, give ~ detail all the bsneftS that have DE-
Srss frf III Il: but Edo know that whereas was
;rs NOS am well. and that without the use OF any
n,her m.Iciuc. was troubled with diz2insss about
me head headache palms in the right side. and full
,e,s about the stomach, want Of appetite dfsordereu
liver and Kidneys. constipation. &c.-ln short, was
si,k man. bnt now feel Younger happier, and bel
i.r ,h,n have for number OF years.
NrJ T. JULIAN. merchant or This city. says:
have been a great sufferer from dyspepsia. Have
,,sen wearing one of Homan's Liver Pads for seya-
rsI weeks: am greatly benefited. Think the Pads
viii do what is Claimed for them. thcl sfore cor.
daily recommend them to the afflicted.
Mr.. A. G.. DAVIS. Of Ibis city, saws: have uset
uohpsns Liver Pad, and can truthtully testify tt
III, merit claimed for It, and l do most chserfullS
recommend il 20 all thai are troubled Win bilious
Les, or any disease Of the liver or stomach
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GOAL AND W9OD.-On hand and con-
" stantIy arriving, a full srock of all kinds o
FUEL ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizes; LUMP
SPLJNT, CLOVER HILL, SOFT COKE. and all
kinds Of ENGINE COAL. OAK and PINE WOOD
lons or sawed. Pine and Oak, long. at $3.50 and
81 per eofI, delir cred free. Orders promptly filled
at either yard-1905 Cary street or 7OS groao
street. Ip2lI -. r- G.. II. PAGE.
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,,.p WHOLE SYSTEM SHATTERED
Is o.aoN CONTINUAL DRUGGISGp

xo, :Inely warning. We imnlorc you 10
NgHu"SrEIE ECT. CONSIDER the consequences
SIui, nt hsei,ual dosing With poisonS In Tue
~ sn,se of medicines.
k"'sS TRE HOLMAN LIVER PAD
~, ,r,, ,.n,edie,. Is a sovereign remedy
With .s auS, s.,ss of liver Comp'aint and Malaria,
sSss mich siyf s tas,5 scwSs SFS'n !. IN ss tas
>,ornacn vi ". fi,sordcrs. Liver-Complaut. Inter.
ss Pesass me1aasse sSsr dS DSspsp,3s sSas
CAKE Sa s,n a1d 81 s sns,
stioSSSGT;S5ss 5sss troubles Irregular Action Of the
Sick hsaasshe saS.
ol fSuIp p.,n in Side, Back, stomach. shoulders,
ses sep Encics: siude, etc. All these have thelr
a4;sn, aaI diriesr or indirectly In he stomach ana
liver. ,,ar,yr TINE TO appfy these remedies.
Win arsn waT mssma misasF become e more
cssseo ,;bn potson Is NOT Developed to any great
ir,iini .t , tsmpel a;ure much below 60 degrees
SFsSrenhcit. Begin now. Don't walt nnnt You are
nssn 80" re
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~ you prssUsTEp WITH MEDICINES

,s ALL INTERNAL REMEDIES DlsAP-
HsN' POINTED YoUa
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wskssn AND COAL.

DEMOYED NEXT TO TIE EXPRESS
IL OFFICE. ... -...--
BEST SOFT COKE, D.. ....r..
BEST SOFT COKE. -.-.----
-. : :. 80. BEST SOFT tCoKE
GASnOCSE COKE OAK AND PINE WOOD.
ALI. KINDS OF COAL.
W. S. PITCHER,
ap 20-eod3m Sl7 east Main street.
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4itllu,ond 1ispatflr.

ar THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRUU-
LATIoN OF. ALL THE OTHER. DAILY EIws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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WANTED, 4 NURSE for two ,a, small
w children. Must come well recommended
AppIy al 81 Marshall street, near Tcuia.
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DoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLa!ESAa.
Is xCUTsD At TIE DisFATCa FAl 80
HOGHA
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WANTED, TO SELL VERY CHEAP,
w RIDING and DKlVlNG-M ARk.slylsh,
volnn so,,l,,I. fast. una very gentle; and SGoo
aECONDIiAND IOP-BUGGY-the owner nnt
needing them. Apply at once at so9 eas, Nam
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Druggists. If accredited agents, keep these reme-
dies.
Depot and free consultation rooms for the South
and Southeast,
1918 MAIN STREET.,
RICHMOND. VA.
FITZMORRIS & FOSTER,
yJ-lawlm Managers.
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WANTED, BY \ MAN WITH SMALL
w FAMILY. 4 SiTEATtOJ. As MANAGER
ON 4 FARM. Best OF rcft rcncci given. Address,
care UispGtcn Oihcc,
iy y. H.
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HOLMAN LIVER .l!.. FAD

no you SUFFERs
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" SI'S.

WANTED, SIT L AT 70 Ms BG "A
w WHITE MAN AND WEE In the country ON
4 farm Hc will work and mako himself generally
useful aud Lis wife wilt take place to do gencraf
housework. Both mnctent aud willing Amply 10
J.P. JUSIIS, Employment Agent,
tv15.otK No. 9 Fifteenth street..
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n WISH TO INFORM THOSE WhO
i HAVE NOT GALLEY that they should .:sit
InenIs ayts Of lh. first epportuniiy oi seeing INC
FIrH.IISIliNG GOODS, iD great variety, n
- WAlfA l.E,S. 4Q6 Rroad stTcsl.
Thnsa that call are ss&s't with goods aan priee2'
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WTANTED, TO EXCHANGE + Or &
w CITY PROPERTY 4 llGiiLf-lMifoHED
cp,yJs %: E'sRM OF 700 ACRES In the county
of Wy,hs only twelve miles distant from me county,
sent For further particulars call as AZ wsst n.:y
st y
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You eaSAfoT HAEE. SE INSEs1xsxf rnsr
.wii pay ybu,pet rthan years Subscription to rhe
1cansnasS Only rs crHts. Tyyft.
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Hundreds more may be seen at the Office.
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

DFSIEIFTINh h PNJIE LISI.
REGULAR PAD-s2; lncpient diseases, first
stages Chiil> and Fever. etc.
SPECIAL. PAI-s3: Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders and Malaria.
sPiEkN EELT-$5; Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill Cake.
cholera -;ufantum and Summer Complaints.
BODY PLASTEES-5Cc.l Amxiiiaries for Ner-
F1U1 pair-5Qc vous and circulative
troubles. throwing of distractions and rcmoy-
ing pains.
ABSORPTION SALT-ODe box. 25c.; SIX boxes,
sl2S-Auxiary for Colds, Sick Headache,
SuuhreSS ur FStrcmties, etc.
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STORAGE WANTED FOR FLOUR,
- TOBACCO, COTTON, &c. IN the 1rIc a,, s',i
couve uient warehouse corner Gar! AVA fN'.e
streets. Apply to ,,,,,,r 9 MORRIS.
+ ty IC-7t DAFtNfohl N-,H-., -
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SUBscRIBE:for.the Aes1thus.

Real Estate Agents ard Aucttnns el
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VraNTED.-AN AGED NAN (who
W on,, worLl wi; 3 Il able to mind stock Win TIC
,It'aft shcuhe. d dog, llAN FIND EMpl0GMES,ar
bv suplying to me. Also: scN cral 2ood' reiao'e
is9m h"has' vi" ''''N GEORGE WATT.
.,o s,,. NJ Watt < CallT.
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MIR Proays new aouse i being
rapidly furnished ksd 10 good shape, too.
Mr.. StiIes Of StrAiton has moved into
Mr.. Grshams tenement house. Mr..
Graham appears 10 be full Of business At
present and we hope Il will continue to
be good.
--Au absence OF eight weeks shows
some changes There has been only one
death, that Of Frank Newton. A few are
on The sick list, includiuR William Brady,
Luther Perry and Mrs. V Benson.
Mrs. Robert Wagner aud child are
spending the summer At Judge Grahsm's.
Mr.. Wagner Is superintendent of draw
ing room cars at the Grand Central Depot
10 New York. Mrs. Emma Sutherland
also spen, short time At the old home.
There Lave been some arrests here
the past week Frank Howard for dis
filling liquor without s license, Charles
BAbbItt for striking boy named Leon
ard. lie was fined ten dollars aud cost,
and not being able to liquidAle be was
taken TO Rutland work house.
Considerable excitement resulted
from the report that Phiness Chamber.
lain bad been waylsid by 8 tramp in the
woods near David Hosleys. The tramp
seized bis horse by the bit when Cham
berlAin jumped ont OF his wagon aud
knocked the intruder down, since which
time nothing has been seen or heard OF
the tramp.
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With ShiIoh's Consumption Care you
can cure yourself. 1t has established the
fact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases Of Throat
aud Lungs, it is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, tits pleasant TO take and per-
iectly harmless 10 the youngest child, and
no mother can afford TO be without IL.
You can use two thirds Of bottle aud II
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid, Price 10 cts. 30 cts. and
$l00 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait e. Hard, Manches-
ter aud Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are You Consti.
pated, have you Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, If so don't fail TO
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VITALZER.
1t is guaranteed to relieve you, and will
you continue TO suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as these2 Price 10
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME-
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try II.
Sold by Walt ~ Hard.
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Rev. -, Washington, D. G.

BosToN LEAD MANUFACTURING Co,
The attention of our readers 10 called t
the advertisement Of this Company In an'
other column. This is the old and wei
known Boston Lead Co., under new
organization, with Samuel Little fol
President, aud VIM. j. Bride for Treas
urer, names which guarantee perfection
in manufacture and strict integrity In
business. With improved machinery
their speciality, the Star Brand OF White
Lead, will be kept up in quality which
cannot be excelled. Consumers OF White
Lead, Red Lesd or Litharge, Lead Pipe,
Tin Lined Pipe, Tin Pipe and Sheet Lead
will do well TO examine their manufac
lures before purchasing elsewhere.
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The members Of Union Band extend
ihsir slncers thanks TO al who assisted 10
getting MP the entertainment Tor their
bsHedl. Monday evening.
Ill oar city guests wish taste Of The
nnsst aud most lnvigorating weather OF
the whoie year they should proiong their
slay until the FIRST Of October
Ilcury u Hudson aud wife, both
veil known TO Manchester people. have
been holding gospel meetings 10 Brook.
I'm, nader the auspices u The \, M. c. A.
lastly, who ba. favored this CON-
|wanliy nHce pr twice selvre, and who Is
one OF she meet entertaining men 10 his
profession wlli slvs a reading from q &C.
lsct programme, al Music Han ON Friday
evening Of tbs present week He expects
10 read al. DcrseI Saturday evening and
vii be there Friday 10 make arrange
ments ior same.
Miss H. q. Bftian il nov guest OF
Rev. A. G. Reed Miss b. IL weli known
- missionary al the head of the ZsnGmA
wofk, OF misslonary work among The
high cEsie women of Caleulis, lndia, and
also "a most Interesting leeiurer ON thia
saDlect She wil speak TO ,ks ladies 81
thslr meeting IL The church parlor 81 5
e'sloek Q. "a snd Il IL hoped may give
en- Illustrated lecture ga Lads early uext
seek. Tie mxeliag SATURDAY 81 3p.
-. will not he Tor ladies alone ba. ali are
Isrilsd. and, ~ the leeinre is sure to be
very distressing, there onghs to be .
large attendance.
--seversl New York people who are
domiesied n The EqalaoK lloaae seat 10
rsra lass Saturday ADD psr,ook OF trout
dlnnsr a lhe Bromley Iloase. Thsy re-
port a vety pleasant ride, aad good
llme gsaersllY. WAlle al Paa they ooald
nol Fssiss sbe temptation 81 attending A.
aSciion sels Of cid traps belougiar 10
some nptostaHsie rssidsni, thOngh they
eoald hardly have bees impsiled By The
sans spirit which leads people iHio stock
speealai ions ~ lbe metroPolis. A but
Elng as slsack % 70 .. Il. Cosslss wlisA
Sc iii 30 aouti uss wisA good eject in
eaFblhg The balls Of Wall street. A spad,
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MieLea Tor cIsrsrmsn.

al believe it to be all wrong and
even wicked for clergymen or other
public men to be led into giving testi-
mouials to quack doctors or vile stuffs
called medicines, but when q really
meritorious article made of valuable
remedies known to all, that oil physi.
clans use and trust in daily. we should
freely commend it. ] therefore cheer
fully and heartily commend Hop Bit.
tiers for the good they have done me
and my friends, firmly believing they
have no equal for family use. | will
not be without them"
Rev, -, Washington, D. G.
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JogExAI o. Friday uoraings, bat Ga
oas occasion, Abort The time lbs tsss mail
iine bs,wcen ghis place ard Manchester
was being discussed Ia ihs JeuExAt, he
received Il ThnFsday cveuing, and be
oould bot remkrk upon the diEsrsnos,
whilst be was residing bic psper that bad
come 10 him dislsnee Of So miles, We
were wai,isg The arrival Of oufs lhs usIi
morning. ooming = distance Of y miles.
Verify. Uneie sam IS respecior Of
places.
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The old idea tina. dangerous pulmonary
diseases could not be cured by medicine
has been forever silenced by the operation
OF DR.. N, g. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
in the most discouraging cases Of chronic
cough. The Elixir triumphs when al
other medicines fail, srresting In few
days the most violent cold or cough, re-
lieving difficulty Of breathing, and fully
restoring the feeble and emaciated suffer
err 3m
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CnrL.

To all who are suffering from the errors
aud ildiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.
will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send self.addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAE, Station D,
New York City. S5ly
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wish saAos, eborusss, poesieai sslsesiOns.
etc. Tie baass Vas isEistally deoarAied
and he sosse snlls carried Oae inio tAs
reAlnt q fslrylsud and Miss Ksiis, vita
btr fairy-liks Ways, Kept up DE iilusica.
Aflsi : boEuHfnl eollkion TIE chihren Of
both older and younger growth Joined ih
social smnssmen,s uEtA a hse houf,
Nhsn, wlsh sIpsssions Of pleasure a The
deiighifei evening each bad spspi ard
vita slneste and hearty wishes for the
iaiure 81 their islr little hostess, the eon-
pEay dispersed
The Bumher who have made The ~.
cent to The summit Of Au,oae The past
week has been uBasusily large -Four
double leans aad lwo single tcams, car
rying thiriy.two persons, made TIE ascent
On Thursday There we're three different
parties. -Four states Of the Union we're
represented. oae Of The parties consist
ed mostly Of lhc guests Oft. ;. Beebe.
Alter arriving Al the Lodge bountifal
dianer was enjoyed b. lhe party. The
afternoon, until the time 10 prepare for
the descent OF the mountain, was spen, In
rambling, Interpreted with gleeiul song,
add looking out upon one q The most
sublime aud wonderful natural panoramAs
70 be seen 10 The world. AZ four O'Clock
? N. the party reluctantly turned their
eyes from the vast and besuliiul landscape
aud prepared TO descend the mouatain.
Some OF the ladies' OF the party preferred
to make the descent on foot. The care
fnl aud faithful driver, =. II. Randall,
drove double team, bat preferring to
walk down the mountain be gave up the
ribbons to Miss MAggy Milton. With q
becoming grace aud modesty Miss Macy
accepted the responsibility and brought
his team and load to tho foot Of the
mountain 10 safety and as adroltly as the
most professional drivers, q feat which has
not been performed by any lady I'LL now
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