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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12
THIRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
u RrcHMoN h RAYS,
JUNE 12, 1879. r'@
GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC
.M.r TO

~. sa .".r TO
a..s Z. WEST POINT.
MUSIC. DANCING, BOATING, BATHING. AND
e. FISHING, ALL DAY.
The GRAYs, having chartered train of coaches
of the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake rail-
road, VIII give an EXCLUSION, BASKET PICNIC,
- THURSDAY. JUNE l2, 1879. -,
DANCING ALL DAY; Eefreshments at city
prices aud dinner at hotel for all who may prefer
prize to be shot for, oy visitors, independent OF
company mccall. -1f4hs I5&*t : -
Tickets. round trip: Gentlemen, 81 ladies. and
children over three years old, soc.
The public may rely upon having pleasant; quiet,
and agree a BILE time. y .,,-sa--. h.. -.
OF the company, also at depot the morning Of thu
excursion. .raH afl -
Train leaves abeut 1850 A. NJ, and returns about
8 o'clock P. NJ. ..s 49,. 80
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMRSTs: Captain Bes-
Tyler, Spence. and Gibson, Corporal Hank1ns an d
Privates Reese, Crawford. and OKeefe.
.ss -. rs.. s.-.r my 80 -eodtJe7 I9.lO.1l
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GRAND EXCURSION TocTTs

A y Z u - II " ~ 1O.-h<lSlce
" OLD POINT. NORFOLK, and NssstSS
WASHINGTON, under the auspices Of the LADIES
OF THE GRACE-STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, june
l7;h at $50 A. NJ. on the ARIEL. arriving at Old
Point at p. .conneciing with the superb steamer
Lady Of the Lake, arriving in Washington At 6 A.
NJ. on the 18th, in time for the Convention or the
National Division Sons of Temperance and the as
semhllng Of the Knights Templar on the same day
or Old Point, So; Washington. So. Tickets for
SIDE by Mr. Charles Gennet. Sleieht & ID ward,
B. Suit, CARRIER i Co.. and j. NJ. Thompson u 90;
No excursion tickets will be sold AZ HE boat. III
You buy there you will have TO pay full fare. - 4.
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CTOCkHOLDERS' MEETING.

The annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS Of
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY will be held at the com panv S
Office, No, lois Main street, on MONDAY, 10Th
lie cid W. Ii. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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Nn NEW GOODS! NEW STYLE:

Nr NEW GOODS. NEW Styles
just received 4 very iar:e assortment Of
.f .'."-. SPRING GOODS, v.
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR By TRADE. "
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ries, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. beg to inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles aud by the best workmen at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES. #
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed
.a JOHN C. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m ~ No. 1904 Main street.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 10. Is

THURSDAY, JUNE ID. 1873.
TICKETS, ONLY &2-GOOD FOR WEEK.
This affords an excellent opportunity TO those who
desire to spend Sunday either Of the above ulaces
CARRIER VIII send for excursfontsts and take them
to the boat for Csc.
Tickets for sale by members OF the Circle and at
Josiah Ry!apd Co.'s, q. A. Hundlcy's, W. II. Ia
lum'*. Toler 4 Hooper'S hower-gardcn, ami Ralston
e Bluut'S. lie 12-lt
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MILLINERY.

NEW GOODS RECEIV ED Sses
IN DAlLY-MlLLINERY GOODS az, Ssl4ksS%9
In Straws Leghorlis and Chps. Flowers vary cheap.
Trimmed Goods lower than eyer before, lfspe
pie-Sic Itrimn,ed} Hats q, a5 359aad 45c. Extra
bargains I'm Straw Hats lew and stylish shapes@at
80 ~0' Mgs, i. HUTZLER'S,
my21 525 Broad street
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NoTICE-TO EXCURsIONes;rcf:1l !.
~ AND PICNIC. PARTIES. 4sS5ssss.s.satssssz
Z, The barge NEW 7 eRK.s With capacity tor 500
passengers, has just been fitted up ami be char
tered 10 any point on the river. sp1l.5 1
For terms Dc, apply on board or at Philadelphia
Steamship Shed,9t. i y .,ts,tlE, 40 II nv 10 I'm !.
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s<,yEE.TsOSERIES, &c.

DURE CANDlES.-l am mana 'i''',i ~, ~.
,aIly NY iui,ai.abse pure crushed ,u%AE !; X
ILTEn III INT CANDIES. | maze het'ti sE,s
DIES for wholesale purposes Than Any GS'se ~ ',,,t.
cunn:ry-warrsniei pc, fcclIy pare "nS u" lara.
ratIous We don't USE any eucos sran.'"s" GI:hiy
.alba-uo,htng but pare sux2rS; j. J. r"sss,r.Hicd
Favored. whittier, sr:hter. hrmef, aAa 10 "A'
10 stand lrin In Any climate. :, . ,,,,,npsr.
az, LUIS =. noso. iill9 asln ''teel.
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lCF AT COHEN BROTHERS,
1900 DOZEN LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES.
GLOVES at 10 ana 1910. for two-button; 16 and
zoe. for four-buton;
The ELAsTIC-TOP GLOVE 4, % and 35c.;
LACE-TOp in full variety:
Ludies' KID and BUCK DR1VING-GLOVES;
Also. large stock of KID GLOVES;
500 pieces of TORCIi0N LACES at a great rc1r'c-
ton:
$50 pieces of BRETONNE LACES:
rs pieces OF BLACK FRENCH LACES;
Also, large stock of REAL LACES;
Very extensive stock Of FANS.
See the great reductions. Je ,
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EXCURSIONS.
THE BEsT;OF ALL. :::

THE LADIES SEWING CIRCLE OF PINE
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH having chartered
the stea mer ARIEL will make an excursion TO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH,
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.TNsUi,. ayrr srATEuEvTs.

published rEHsEANT 10 ACT OF ASSEMBLY
-.sE....AprEogEp FEgnrAEY 22, 1871
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
In FISCAL YEAR ENDING TIE 31sT DAY
Of HECEdBEg. 1879 rIF THE ACTUAL. CON
DITlON or THE NORTHERN FIRE-ASSU-
RANCE COMPANY. ORG AIMED UN!JFJ.t TIL r
LAWS OF THE KINGDOM or GREAT RElTA1N,
rAIaDE-T9 IF IfE~.ABDErOR- 0F@PUBLiG-aft-
COUNTS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF viR-
iGINIA. PuRSuANTTO AN ACT OF THE GEN
PORTS or INSURANCE. COMPANIES, AP-
PROVED FEBRUARY 90. 1878.
Name OF the company In full, NORTHERN As
sURANCE COMPANY.
Home or principal nices of said company, ABER-
DEEM, KING STREET, and LONDON, MOOR
GATE STREET.
Character or The cGmpany-whether fire. fire and
marine. or marine Insurance company-FIRE.
Chairman. Sic WILLIAM MILLER. Bart.
Deputy Chairman. DUNCAN JAMES KAY.
General Manager, ALEXA NDER PEAR SON
FLETCHER.
United States Manager. T. D. ALLIGER.
Organized and incorporated, 1886.
Commenced business, lS36.
Nam. Of the General Agent In Virginia, How
ARD SwINEFOKD.
Residence or the Genera, Agent In Virginia, 11os
MAIN STR EFT, RICHMOND.
7. CAPITAL.
I. Theamouut OF Subscribed cap
ital stock Of such corpora
non 81 o-UUu.uuU w
IL The amount ri said capital 49,. -
o.. stock paii up in caSh...... 100000 90
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MEETINGS.


THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. MEMBERS OF THE RICHMOND CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE will be held on THURSDAY
Evening, June 18th, at SIX O'Clock, IN their
rooms. corner of Governor and Ross streets.
The President will present his annual report. ana
an election of officers for the ensuing year VIII be
held. Z. u, COOttIAN,
10 1o-3t Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at
~ the request of numerous parties largely in-
terrsted MEETING WILL De HELD ON
THURSDAY the 26th day Of JHpe, r at II p'c,9ek
CHANICS BAnK OF BALTIMORE, with view
Of adapting scheme for The RE0R IS Nv IN
LAND AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
All holders of the bonds Of that company. and Of
the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA. ORANGE F.,
ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS, and LYNCH
BURG AND DANVILLE RAILROADS, are in
vted 10 be preseR; in nersnn or by proxy II Is I'M
portaut that there should be Il full attendance OF
holders Of bonds Of all classes.
|. lO,l2.l4,17.19.21.24&2
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The terms |. dixie aud aye!n,n are often EN-
pioyed indehnitely by writer's on geology, but are
properly distinguished thus: Veins are divided
info dfkes and proper ueias. bikes are filled by
yolcanc rocks, basat, trap. some other igneous
rock, and have regular and well-defned walls.
Veins are occupied by quartz, granite rocks &c,
matt rial which Is less OBVIOUSLY liquid Injection
Ion below and probably Is seldom Of this nature
Dana. -,rs.
:. Fissnre. peins.-Tiiese are filings OF the As
sures produced by movements OF the earih's crust
When the assures are Oiled ar the lime OF formation
subsequently with mineral matter by u different
process, Z they are fsSnre-p sas.,--Le C0ate.
aratined, lnetsEorphic quartz IFS not 10 be Gon-
L0q WITH The Clearly agns0Ls quartz ftequsBty
tsqEa trareTsing In yaflif wing and tntefsscting
nsttts the rneIsS ana mica and other
frofess0T Rogers's WrgfRfa Reports.
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rES2JHSkA
asasBARGAINs IN TOWELS OF ALL
kinds:s
Bargains in LINEN LAP-RoBEs;
Bargainyin NAPKINS and DUILIEs; -,,.s--
Bargains IN TABnE-oLoTHs aud STABLE.cov-
:.g@..z4-s-
Bargains In CURTA1Ns aud WINDoW-sHhDEs;
Bargains In QUILTS, TIDES, and LAcEs; ="
bargains in PIQuEs. LINENS, and DRfLLrNGs !;
Bargains in FANS. RIBBONS, and LAWNS;
Yard-wide CALICoEs ut &c. per yard;
Yard-wide PRINTED CAMBRICs at exc. per
yard;
WHITE CI\MBRICs at 81, 10, l2t, and 15c. per
yard; 4.
SWISS MUsLINs at 81, 10, 12H, Is, and CSC;
VICTORIA LAWN ut eti, 10. II, 12S. Is, 20,
and csc. lie 12l LEVY BROTHERS.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09
Intelligence Items,

Divers Western schools are using
newspapers instead Of readers in their
reading asses.
Smith College for women, at North
ampton, NJ ass, has begun its fourth
wear with III students, of whom sixty
five are in the entering class.
The income of the Peabody Educa
tional Fdpd has fallen off 40 per cent.
Twelve hundred dollars have just been
appropriated to North Carolina.
Vassar has received two young Jap
anese girls as students. They have
been preparing to enter the College for
the last five years III Connecticut
Indiana has a school fund larger than
that OF any other State in the Union.
1t has increased $40, 900 within year,
and now amounts to IS, 1907 ,O9o.
The pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Ningpo, China, is u native whD has
promised to provide for his SALARY
without aid from the missionaries.
Oral instruction illustrated by sb-
iect lessons is now the chief work of
the Boston primary schools. No spell
ing books are to be used; the words
will be chosen from the reading lessons
or from familiar objects. Lessons in
English composition are to take the
place Of grammar. and easy lessons in
natural history and the sciences will be
given in interesting ways. There is
good Judgment in these changes, but
I'll methods require the best instruct.
ors-those who are at once natural and
well.trained teachers.
or Bibles and parts Of Bibles sold At
the Paris Exhibition there have been
thus far 10000 copies. They were
mostly in French, but great mum Der
were in German. English, Arabic,
Greek, Swedish, Danish. Dutch. Por-
tuguese, Spanish, Italian, Polish. Rus
sian and Hungarian. and not few in
Chinese and japanese. To meet the
demands which will be msde before
the Exhibition closes. it WAS expected
two weeks ago that SOC. 900 copies more
would be needed. The French peas
sntry. for the most part. have delayed
their visit to the Exhibition until Sep
tember, when the harvests are COM
plsted. Peasants living in distant
provinces have been assisted in the ex-
pe.lses OF their visit by grant OF o.
600 francs FROM the Government.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09
Well-Toned Systems.

Systems toned aud renovated with Hostel
ters Stoma h Bitters are most ehcctuallN de
Tended from disease. That supreme NV gor.
ant soon overcumes that distressing feeble
ness consequent upon ailments whish I'M
poversh the blood and relax the muscl.s
Vgor, appetite, sleep return TO Tho wa TED
frame, aid every physical faculty gains
greater activity through its benign II iuence
Nor is this all, for the tiers have mosl
genial aud cheering effect upon the mind
OF the despondent invsi d, winch IS he ma.
ural ,H.tt Of the increased bodily vitality
hich they produce. Nervous symsteips di'
appear II consequ nee OF the USE OF This med
icine, snG the evil consequences sure to re
suit from premature d cay Of the physical
energies are ayeried. Dyspepsia liver com
plants, rheumatic ailmeut, urinary and
uterine regularlties, malarial diseases, and
many olhcr disordcred conditions OF the sys-
ten, are remedlcd by the Bilters.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

Teach tho boys to love the farm, bu.
do not provo hard aasS masters. Do mos
mako their farm life one of drudg,ry
and toll il you would have their
thought in after lifo turn lovingly 10
their old homes and happy young lives.
Teach them that something more than
muscle and physical endurance is re-
CURED, that indeed. agriculture is a
science or art that should DO conducted
according to clearly defned laws and
we'll established principles, and sue
cessful in proportion to the intelligence
that directs it.-ErchanVs.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09
Wit and HunOr.

Take away women, and whst would
follow? The men.
A rural inventor has patented pad
ded gate top to facilitate courtship.
4 young lady being asked by rich
bachelor, IF not yourself, who would
you rather be? replied, sweetly, and
modestly, "Yours truly"
A tiny thread of gold supporting .
solitaire diamond is the latest style OF
engagement ring. 1t is so everlastingly
sweet and SO easily broken.
The woman and all Of the sex do
who glances under the bed at night be-
fore retiring, evidently has in mind the
proverb. "Look before you sleep. -
Philadsiphia Bulletin.
In the case of Massachusetts, it may
be said: "Of all sad words of tongue
or pen. the saddest of these: 1t might
have Ben. "-Briigeport Standard.
This from the Philadelphia ChrOni-
cls: "'It feels decidedly like fall, said
an old citizen yesterday as his foot
struck watermelon-rind and his head
struck the bricks"
She: "What age do you think ann"
He (gallantly): 81 don't know; but
you don't look it."-Frank Leslis's La-
dis Journal.
Science says that it took millions of
years to evolve man from the oyster;
observation shows that it takes less
than minute to transfer the oyster to
the man.
Hip pockets are comparatively mod
ern invention. - indianapolis Ne,ps.
Wrong again. Hip pocket, were in
vented by Hippocrates. - Louisville
CoW.ier-Journal.
The grand and awful difference be-
tween tree and a bore is-hurrah,
ow!-the tree leaves in spring, and the
bore, whv, he never leaves. Syracuse
Sunday Times.
Goodman in the employ of million
aires have not been doing very we'll this
year in marrying the rich and romantic
young daughters of the family, and
wages will probably go up.-Detrou
Free Press.
Tailors sit crosslegged just to be OBJ
stinate. Any one of them could do
twice as much work with his feet hang
luB Oll bTUOtt lftc 4 co.,
An honest ignoramus who had escap-
ed great peril by an act of heroism
WAS much complimented for his BRAY
cry. Zone lady said, Il wish | could
have seen your feat Whereupon he
blushed and stammered, and finally
pointing to his pedal extremities, said =,
well, there they be num-"
An intelligent and sensitive journal
imparts this bit of delicate and useful
information to its II ,0O0, 900 readers:
lit is not polite to bite corn from the
cob in the presence of people who have
false teeth"
1t was probably young man from
Middle Madam who made his first adj
vent to the metropolis by the midnight
train, and respectfully asked the IL ght
clerk of the Aston House "if it would
he any trouble 10 Mrs. Aston to keep
him all night ?'-H rrord Times.
One of the best cures we know of for
smallpox is to have II fellow poke his
head III ut the door of the patient 5
room and whisper in stage aside, lis he
dead yct?" III after that ulster We
nave been there, and know what it i, to
live just t. spite fellow.-N. \. Com
merctdi Adte, hser.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

Any parties de rous OF having goods purchased for
th. IN in san Franci-co do = by addressing Mrs.
W. H. Ashley. who will send sampl OF goods for
their inspection. To the 'a.iies would .ay that l
have nrs clnss Adjustment 'or ess IN sking. aud
sm prep red TO execute ntry orders with drip ch
Bel gengaSed in business here have the vantage
OF buying goods direct from the imp rters at whole
sale aud would give my patrons the benefit OF anne
Good. purchased and sent c. o. ~ send for Circular
Address Mrs. W. II. ASHLEY. isO suffer street
Room 81. san Franclsc'
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of San Francisco, has issued benutiiul cata'
lngue with the Illustrations Of the latest fall
styles OF hats, which h- sends free 10y mail 10
any one desirinya copy; he always has =
splrndi ,tock of hats, keeps the best OF
goods aud cells at the | west pnS-inle prices,
hence hi. sucress. 5 nd for Catalogue. His
store 336 Kearney street between Bush
and Pine. aud his branch mt 90 Nj" ke'
street, above Stockton, San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09
The Western Ma nuf curing Co

MANUFACTURES q Wriling and Printing
inks, Extracts + sence-, Nucilagr, Backing
etc, Sole prophet RS of Taroits Pure Is
-euce of Jamaica Ginger, Edwards Superior
nundry Buing, and Bulnnd's Sopenira.
Oiiic. aud mandatory, No. ~ Sansome ST,
san Francisco, samples and price lists fur
uishcd upon applica ion.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09
Medical SIP scialist.

DR.. J. 4. Hunter, No .2l suffer street, san
Francisco, dryotes p,clh attention to dis
eases OF the head. thruat, and chest, embrace
ing Ctturh, y afuess, etc. All letters OF ill.,
quiry will receive attention.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

w. sHAFFFER X co.'s GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To
bacco. S,3 Sacramento St. San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

BurrsRIcK b Co.'S Patterns fall styles. send
stamp for catalogue. Ias Post St. San Francisco
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

Dtcxsy's CRuxs ps Lis.-for Preserving an
BeAutifylng the Complexion and To sh II ro''e'ss
all the advantages OF the French Cremes ~lthss
shelr injurious qualities. Sold by ssl druggist"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

Now ready-Fall styles Domestic Paper Fash
ions. send stamp for catalogue. " Post St. s. r.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

PHoroeKArss Of superior nnsh at Morset Palace
Of Art az Montgomery street. San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

SrecrAcrsks Ann Eyk GLAssss. Prices q eat re-
dus,d Housewurih Opucian, u Mon gomciy 81. :. r.
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The Sacramento WEEKLY UNION p.e"'Aes !
columns each ,ce,k. Single eopies per annn'n ~
Clubs a. loo Us q.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

j. F. HILL, Manufactured ofCarrages, Bugs
Express. Thorough Brace and Quartz wagons. c.
n.r and 18th streets. A. o. box IS. Sacramento. G.
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ANT|iSi Ei5;

RE THE prST EVER MADE PR + From
n tssl o. tl.slu $500 spe did Rose
wood rtNnO guaranteed 40 arr. Usual ~ zee
i6n-tiW cash Sith or cr, and SO monthly instsl-
uents II not - isfsctfry money returned. Stand
ard Pianos tasi-cash t. close consignment Organs.
80 IS ara tsH Second hand Pianos e.. t3V t1.
fitu $50 and saw Four Round square Grand- tsJa
usnal price { uU. by ore ing from u. O,in manu-
tsttgrer- ynu save middlemens profits of about o.
each Instrument 1. II. ANllSELL CO.. SIS
AarA.t st.. san trancisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

II. wscuH1Rsr. waichmsNer snijeweier, impor's'
OF Diam onds. watches. iewelry, SILVER and siNe'
plated ware, - J ST.. Sacramento. Cal.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

FOR ALL LAAEN.. aND rAIG. Gout, r. ea
matism, Partial Paralysis. Spra rs, Brascs su and
Swollen ionts. Sore Throat, Headache, Tooihache,
Neurs vi ami Lame gict, u'e the neNcr-fsilirg
remedy, PRATTs ABOLITION oil. Sold 10y AL
druygisty
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

WY 1, 1t that every person that uses Wacotts
Pam Paint re, mmends 1t to their afflicted neigh
borsy Because It has done for them all that 1t has
promised TO do, Address r. FINLEY, 1913 Market
81 San LrApclscQ.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-20
A BRAVE LADY !!
SHE ENDUREs THE PAIN OF SEVERE SURaI-
call OPERATION WITHOUT TAKING
CHLoRoFoRN.
.(From tie Courier. J

from The Courier.
Mrs. Schoonmak u. of Creek Locks, Ulster
Co. N. y, had the misfortune to entirely
lose the sight Of one Of her eyes, through an
accident, and endused painful inilammatory
action therein for two long years tho other
eye finally becoming sympathetically affected,
her general health seriously suffering indeed,
she was a mere wreck. walking skeleton.
In this terrible strait, she consulted DR.. David
Kennedy, Of Rondout, N. 5, who told her
at once that that the injured eye mist be re-
moved. She quietly but firmly said sAll
right Doctor but don't give me ehloroform.
Let my husband sit by my side during the
operation, and i will neither cry out nor stir. y
The work was done aud the poor woman kept
her word. Talk of soldierly courage This
showed greater pluck than it takes to face a
hundred guns. To restore her general health
and give tone and strength to the system, DR..
Kennedy then gave the "Favorite Remedy"
which cleansed the blood and impaired new
life to the long suffering woman. She rapidly
gained health and strength, and is now we'll.
The " Favorte Remedy" is priceless bless
ing to woman. No family should be without
it. Your druggist has it. If not. send to
DR.. David Kennedy, RoLdout, N. Y,
July 30.-4t