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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

MEMPHIS, September 10 Five new cases
were reported this morning. Six deaths
haze occurred since last nigh, among them
Ref. Fatber Gbisost BieHeke, Catholic
priest OF the Franciscan order SsmUd
Richardson, son oil Che 1ate DR.. Robert
e. Richardson; Teresa Baehig1ani, b.
Sutton, and Mary Dargfs.s The weather Is
cfear and pleasant. Il H s { - III. !.
Lnter.-Sixteep cases In ail-Ll white and
o coiored- were reporte ed to-dsY. Three adj
ditioral deaths have 0ccurreds The dcna-
tionsi TO the Towards to-dsg aggregated
si,69s. They assigned twelty- fge nurses
TO duty to. day. William Wafd is down with
the fever twelve miles north of Menphis.
His infection can be traced. to this city. The
thermometer to-day has ranged from'56o to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
OF DIR. T.. b. SPENCER, OF HALL
FAX COUNTY, VA.

TESTIMONY OF DIR. T.. b. SPENCER, OF HALL
FAX COUNTY, VA.
SCOTTsprRG, HALIFAX COUNTY. EA-I
July lS, 1879.
Colonel T. r. Go0de:
Dear Sir,-On two occasions this year have hso'
an attack of chS ana ic'ccS. which In both in
stances, arrested by The use Of t'- buffalo Lrhia
Waters. without the ilsc of any M, dcinc wEaiCYGr.
Very respectfully +. Is. SPENCER. ~ D.
EXTRACT FROM a LETTER OF THE ;-ATH
FIX. THOMAS i. ATKINSON,
OF DAEvILLE. VA, Ex-rREsiDENT STATE MED
ICAL SOCIETY. OF AUGUST Is, 1874.
The hi,ha Waters have unqurstioGaly dis
played great power In the peculiar di"aseS Of tht:
warm. milSI,atic r.gIGus Of the South, which may
be grouped together under the head VI Siuiar!aI
CacheNia covering rpDatic al gorgcmcntS, enlarge
ments OF the Spleen, Jaundre, &c. II Is not pre-
tended that thee waters porsess any .rft. periodic
properties. such - IuuHr: al the same time, how
ever. 10 Is certainly rue that In Intermittent and
Rpmiticnt Fcycrs. In q chronic form, they have ia
numerous instances given rci.f in which had
obs iualcy rrsEtcd all the antl.pcrodic drugs OF
The shops. From my experience WIN them Ted
fully warranted In saying thai. with rnrr cXcepe
ti0ns. wherever disease i found originality: under
maar:a Influence, potent remedy may he found
Ia this waller"
THOMAS =. GGODE, Proprietor.
Buffalo Litia Spring.. Va.
This water /; for safe In Richmond at 1880 per
case by the Agents.
PUECELL, LADD Il CO.. Druggists
au 13-2HwGw 1915 Main street.
, 1879-07-03
SOPHISSRY. OF A GOLD BUG,
To fLe I.litak nj 1nt 1tihtlns

KALAMAZOO, MEet.., July Ito "sllvertc :"
would reply that limiting tic coinage OF gold
to one-half the present amount could not raise
tho value OF gold eoin ahore that of gold bullion
niore than nbout the avcragc cost ot lctcrmtn.
tng the wctg1It uud tneuess nf small piccrs. Fur
calming simply cert!Gss ,hr weight anI ancness:
It adds no value to gotd. Nor does the legal
ten.,cr quality adj aNy value to gold, With q
trialus exception. This exception Is In lew
cases where q snaa aaslelpates being inyalyel lu
law, alnl wishes to luakc tender, Just as unu
for sucl. q purpose prefers 2seenbacks eu
bank uotcs. IL him the Quilted States notes
are .noru valuable; but this exceptional rass
does not tnakoa practical difference in tlle value
Ut the twn kinds OF ,taiur. 10 ntakw q thlh..
iraal.trIdGr ID simply tu Blcctfy that cunlractx
nos spevtsESaly }A& atIle ~ untt4lnE elsu nag ea
liuudaed with lNut particular arttelr. What
might ~ ulat1a q lrGu .tel'tltr. Undoubtedly
such USE would al1tct 1lIG price VI what, aiI.v
,t would iaeteasp '.,v t!eHasl !nr Il. nut whsat
EereIpts-wlirf would intn ctscllata iA ltluce vi
thv eraul-is.l,uu hY the uuyerunleAt ot tho
United States would tot lo worth guufU than
thpkc 1f any reputable iiru1 III ChttuEu. 80 guild
rU,,letl by thu United Stales Ii WnFth Ito H,ure
tnap l!luf roiliru hF uny utlifr ltrst.rlass uYtM
t}ut4 bullion with iii Autitntc stamtp rs - IL
weight md tlIr1ttss ID alla would bu even Wers
tlr rpnugu TcStrisstsI (wll the exception tutc.t)
" yaiuaulu ~ ku!l eulu. Now, our lalHts urt
~ freely all ~ tUly uocb Tor S!IVrr hars ns tor
KuIu bars. l.cguIirudrr qunssss undoubtedly
iuerruses t!te value VI bass nIcta1, Out u !. unf
u. II tiyes 1t tlle Iuue!lun o! ami to Ltat sxscut
, 1879-07-03

lyon haven't heard any lax o. q a.fa@of
"You don't tcl,cvo there viii be any s,rlke
soonf''
MOI .......-
"Would you know 1t II anything Of the kind
were contcnpfatrui"
u think So"
"Wtl tllrhe men bs content when they get
eight hours i!ay1"
Yves; tertsinls."
bpI NJ t,I,nk ,sey ~, VII get reduced w'ee'1"
"is there any, irritation smunR tho working
mon npon the subject OF iabort,
o, ~ think not. 'rhcy ara simply in earnest.
il,c Gonccasfons that hnvr bern made 10 tlrm
,lea WIN the condition Of thlnga. The City
council las rcecnilv passed an ordinance max
ing eight hours legal ,!ny's work ior all the
city employees. T!'ty ltku Tint"
,.I po , NY propo.e to use Tin. as an arRument
the e1a1ntlc Of the cityin
"ycty Ikc17."
."no you anticipate auy riots on the Fourth"
.'''r'e Socialists vt,l have a pafadeln
ut Is 60 uil1erstool. ] believe"
4 MANuPACruHEH's VIEWS.
!, gentleman on l.asale street, engaged In
The manufacturing business. was asked what liu
kncw about The condition Of the wprkn4nIen Of
ClitaEo and their pfnns.
vi llavu heard ur nothing i3lrret,n said lie,
"but can see there Is Kind of feeling among
ella mcn that they must have nitro wages. We
have exner!encea no difficulty. have learned
from outside sources &Ilat son,c Of our ll,cn
w'li'ted @ from IN 70 25 cents day mere. Moth
iE nGa tct bceu SAIL tU ms abuut It by the men.
ihink likely thes will make detllNd tor tn
snail ynu Eisc the advance uaked for3"
-! don't know. In ntir business there Ia not
m'ieh tnorGln now. We risk oItr capital mud
snake lev bnd debts, unl make nothing. Men
won't 90 that long. Fuu know, md II We think
we eau not stand 1t, VIC shall stop and wait Tor
, 1879-07-03
DEARBORN AVENUE.

A mcctinr Of North Side nroncytv.nol,,er.
waz l,el Inst er.nIn,, n, lin ,or,cr ~, 1,h,,.s,
ayep,,c md farrnbes street for ~. ,rsm'so ~
protesting agusust tic proposition to turn Dear
horn aycnue over 10 the Park Commissioners
for boulevard purposes. Thomas Coruey wus
ea'lea co.. H., to .le sa'r a N iery spess, stated
t'at aie pfoposea measure was notfl!"E moro
taan class !cgtslasiM',-ts@ infetlon VI q burden
on thu ,,our, WHO wrrc 10 be taxcu 10 pay for I'll,
soa'o,. ,'a, n e.eaase y, a lns ,'e-atu, Us
suei'' oeserV'hs ot luz strongest k'au ot a pro'
test agalnst Il from the citlzcns OF the Scveu-
tcentll Ward, anil The North Side gencsally.
a,sov md rss,6n,cd with n,s ,'suai r",,t,u..s
spea*' a"" 'espon"e" Win ''a usual 5eao'ness'
The proposed " Improvement. hc sa!d' would bc
vcrv nfee aud i!l umf, but tue trouble was that
ss wsrc ~ IN tarc1 to nav for ~ H. FIN ,nso.n,e
were IT, W la.e4 ~ wv tos IL. 1ne ns"su'e
was oniS one insErbst O. .nat e'ass 'ce'sasloh
wl'!eh a nssoss 10 common r.. u iatc ycats' in
gFeaest psce o! lmpaaenrs en- s. l.,'a:i!noe. AZ
WosHl!Enat, alsak.'s los Sorh.'EMien, N.Y. W. us.
elieu 10 rnleE w o.est osanst .ns sro"n,he
ontrAgo o.! tns R3ar, aH.t @ nFofnssiea tllat thls
on ttIe nofln Saue LOT 1lle nuenoss VI nua.Hat'
lnE " As1a !ettuEet te peop1es rerresehtattscs 10
tilf G9ililc'' eAbOEL1eit eo!lslltuents inaus'
Whi4ah an stsMasa. nv % mnoseaam sr9,Ger' ,' op-
posea taG niGasute w! at, w. hGausL ~ Puu!!c mo @
pr!stv uha ai!, gooo puone toli!sxs, lew olg.
neaos o. tl'e AVsnuct VIII VT! luAA!ea !ueas o1
itsH snblcst o. ihe sa'Ae 81. 'hv.s tMsteftf, We7e
csfos =, sotey aT t 'e ss M sseq ' sD
ane 10 oe 11, y ea'4Si III, LILY "esG ~ scGxE M aot
~ oneo Mof.m , H.a" ts mseme m % ,ur luz e.nse w.,
hlcnce ~ '''e peupis, pnt a.a ascaae ioF l!le
coUVenlc1ce VI th1 iast norsgs' lust men, and
last women Of the South Side. Great up
| piausp.l Aud the poor, wlsu wnu!d rFvrr
f,- <b.J
, 1879-07-03
Tha E.uporar Williams had ssyul.b.

l.ontton Truth has Information that tho
hcaatf4 ot ths Emperor Of Germapyls In n nost
etItlca! stase: nt h1s tseulIu subject u prts
tuuuvl talptI,,s-tlss, at.l 'sniay 60 oil any
hour." Lis tcsl.vpt Ut berlin w4s greatly uur-
tailed, as It MAJ nia1sIcatly lnpuaslblc Tor Tie
Emperor u Aays goue through tic Intended
tttc.
, 1879-07-03

f7l8cel1uhc0u9t,
ITO TEET-nr BAIRD q BRADLEY l'ooM 'i1, 10
SOUTH 6TnE. 2. -
il, viseeaaeta1. sstofy snh Sattastn, % stonr trout
c:"S Sts ~ ::s :s' *s
i M Tsesiy: :aflh,.. a,'ory and basement hrck. $40.
q aoEwensy.seastt.st" a's"ry anu e".eaens hr!sk.
r,.trts, G. ~, stSst fF.me modern Improve.
i:;s !asi.as::1.. :'ta1r frame n ','ap.bls for two
ssn and ss2 carro'l..s.. 2sory hid basement .tons
AZ ust;ol!.av, ::s.ry and basement r. .,ene; so.
.s1 nj eflfs1 HILL IL s
~ IlrooI.:t: s.stas' md es!ol,eni br!cx $50.
e. sss' st.
i3sns tor ,a,S!!!s northwest eorrr saaaam"n anl
iso'as "a isMiii:*a T.. Gs,fo!ay:: ai,o barn:
ss' c''b'urnr'p's;Sr0 S0isTii fati1Es ESibH. H.
sxsi't', frunttuasn collage oroys aud sous' PARK
IS + Sef;h SffhE'f5;mii !'aasi..t
a1 SortE Weiis+t
- sTnuRnAE.
sus gSeD,n " W 19s houses, viii
be nut Ia EnOA condition and frntpI al Inv rutts
@ IL a* ass!%: ,ss 4 fsI sEs s1s %
| b. nut Ii good taitr aud rrntr! very ffiean.
sS 1is.at 'os.sa ss' 'Hs ssiy @
:o.y frame SlGel, II fra,n ,y,e ra1s eoet s,a
| IT. tKenwtsI a.ion} snl EraMdair.as, y
Will arse !ot Iad Ixfa: a ssieis's sf,xr; rnn,.
| woui. ueAr the Sornal rclpu1 snt deal1.
, 1879-07-03

makes It equal with more valusbic metal than
gold for settling contfncta; the lcga1-tcnlcr
qnaiity adds nothing TO tjIe value Of gold. Nor
docs the coming Of gold R!ve II a11s tiew fuDc-
ttun or Increase it, value more than, ~ re-
marked. enn,lgh to c0mreusate Tor what wasiid
mining its weight utMl I1HGncsG. GOtHITE,
, 1879-07-03
" ~ I. TIE sstrrE lsikANCit ,E'c,cEx.

-: =.
TN CjtNEN To ACCOMMODATE tlttIl NUMEROUS
pktrsnt Throughout tho city. W. have tss4 s4hItshe
1Irahch lets II the different {vs!nrt hs dfIKnatcd
EfIce IL charged 1t The Main tce. md y III e trctved
nnt!i knGIack r. MI during the vtsk and until p. m.
i. 1 i. stMsfs. Booksellers aad ssss,onera 1.s
4. II. WAL6Es, NrwsaraleF. stationer. etc.. tpu2
Weat Msa!..a.at.. nr,r syestcrn..y;..
HOf]EEtT THNUMaTUH wrst .shfs News pepek,
niuo Iaianl;av gorncs nj tEai!ttd.st.
ii, &, iIERlfICk, Jtxtlcr. SewHtGaltr. Aod Fancy
1T6is 81. IT,. ,SEERf- Printing, aat Atxer!l,nr
Agent hrWa and Stationery tetot @35 Ealt Division
IL, lrf Fren taahf1G sn1 WFl1A.
, 1879-07-03

Purity una cn1ravy: Duruetts layorlpx cx-
, 1879-07-03

N t&ff cna,na, fhitt liner kts. - cknls In.
s<rtteH Each additional hat, ~ ctatE
DEnsoNAI.-W1LL THE Lazy W!!n SAT NEXT
tpo,l and afterwards got oil I1nrlH ratk car With
Yentirta "a Sic WIS vttht stna her adsess 70 g. Tr
linn utice.
, 1879-07-03


i III EEkS, I7I ll.Aitk.at.. EIliCsut}-CuN Nsut..
~ ia4u fttr tsfsonalIs u ~ le!!ss ~ cM9e.s
us.rltv4 tuak eAssut, SIC taxsa. ts a4etus taaoa;
Hfu:tlpt.uBS fur all diseases, tElGG. u, pastVsa
, 1879-07-03

sXfAMck4
WASrEb-tlonn GALVANIZED TROY CoRSicE
W nsFn ROBERT 0lttFFlTli. si7 TabAsll.Ay.
WASTEn-rwi, t.tp.p CARPENTERS AT 81
" East Nonfot'tt. th!s mornlnE.
WANIEn,, = tMMEul ArELY-5 CAIFESTgNs.
Sn,, EA" icHsr...' M,s3 Manufacturing Company, III
WASTEp.AN ESu1SEEIt 10 RUN SHALL IN.
~ gnc Aad boiler. HGElcKr Il HlLAN's. I4s
, 1879-07-03
WANTEn-N1ALE HELP.
IN ta,s coian. three nts ., ftss q cent, s<r In.
SsFflna. Each additional Hnt, 10 csnft.


tg00KkcGptfxs T1cFkSs EcA ------
{JYASTEil-A PRACTICAL n1uHKkErEi.: MUST
W he rart .,ensnAl. suIck Hnd thrttEt II Akufrs
st!rrst, Yynx sEu And fuI! rlsy tefrscnses IL -,
tribune uHtcr
\VAsrEDEA rnGHn ,iAX r., rrr uP TRlM:
a' "r:rrnce In dfy xoHis " noont pretcrrcd toutt
~ rnsrrt At uKure4{ permanent plkre. WAHvt s.
~reE tpr hriE year. h'tdreas r ST. Tr'buna s'ace.
tA&TEf,-TOUSG MAN. ExpXR,ESGHN IN tiFs
~ frt wnrk and entering Eutds: mist 1s rapid AID
CORRECT: sHa .aikfy 10 btgh uu Address with refer
tuceS, I ~, 1rIhtne o5}cr. '-7
, 1879-07-03

C0ncllfnen. Tcunascrs. &c.
WASrED-AN EXrERlkScEu CUACTiNAN;
W one thai can milk and make himself 9scfui, Ahi
hiss no ba. attss Audtrl. giving TtfcrcnccS salary
wanted. etc.. 4 20. Tribune oiiic:. '"''
4VANTEv-AN ExrElstENCED CnACtlMAY-
~ mafflrd: care Of thfrf Lufief. hdirfaI viii,
references nnd wages. q a, Trttunr oflce. '''
, 1879-07-03

,ixItl.st wett frunt, iva jlrs .cnsa pressed rick
houses with all lnudcln pfose1neHts plalr e!nh. IL
rhrb Of Tho lun.ef has Slte entrsnre 10 the ysfl.
Inquire Ut JAEuN Whit.. ~ Hearlasuat.
,Iso uEST-A WELL. .FrnEls,tEn H1sEMEST
1 cottage rpUtns and lath %ntu tet two }erIura
nna TWO bed7vOnp 10 l!Clt houLek ktrrr. Hive part
or fasln huu4e to rent. 10 Twenty .nfth'st.
, 1879-07-03

tt.O REST-s:0 PER- MUSTIf-FtSH TWO.sTnRY
md Gasencnt brick dHell!lx.heI.e, Luz. Mrat
AdAtns.st. Inquire of ". GRAY BROWN. au*t Wcst
Van HureG'st.
no REST~r w0.STOnT AND BASEMENT MAR.
bic frnt tlaet1ih.. ~ 0u'hs- ba. tIadern fHFuYt.
mcniv 127 Tcst Van lure ~Nt.. so At .Ot L. hAlie.
si., b19etncat.
t1,u r,EST-A TWll.sT0Ey DWELLING, SUITABLE
f0t or two families: In good tepntr. it2 At.
, 1879-07-03

ptehrud auy serious lrollbIu from the brtvk-
,GaRs1s. l"'weyrl, ns th1ho III lAe West ahl
North Division yarls appear to b. content.
tlur more Tor sl.tr Murk Than ll!e West-Disialou
yards. hut uo strike ia eohleIuplutcd.
Sumo laiorA OH Milwaukee zvenre ARE de-
nIA,"lln.; onr'af rent more for prcaaill9 ll!en
t.. Work il active. and. illoue!. !ia wuces paid
are nnL all That ths workmen ,iesllc. yst tl,crc
Is ryrry nrohabl11tYot uninterrupted tranquility
~ Tits Hue ot iabur.
Soe . ~ 's ihry rs @ IKo1 "a m0,e
iu lurge nlaHnlactorY on Wabash ayenue, q
demand was made tOr IN advance Ut 81 lux up
allpes. FIlty centk ! hox Was eopcetisJ, un,l II
Ia probable lhr additional ~ cepts VIII b. Ie.
50 tar ~ anyt}tAly has heard, Of . coucsrtcl
slriGo W or abuut july I. Tie coopora work
mostly by I'm plcec. There IL not very large
body Of llrse woFk'nen. They aro IL lavor OF
e,glt Anurs tor u days work.. but there Is no
prospect laas they will uHito IN o coInh!ncu
strike III any kind. ullu they prulets 10 knuw of
M. EllIAn1,r, soc1ALisgtc Mgatukm
Of the late Legislature, was 'nserysne cd scstsr.
day.
''What do you know about the intentions OF
the worafuglaeu, Ms. Etaardtt" asked The III
VI 10 not know much" was tie reply.
"lluse SoH hcartt of much dissatisfaction
| among ,lIens rccentlyt''
"hut much. l'tey ara ugltatIng ths eight
| hour movement, but lo not tlItuk they Cuu.
| templutu gettlllI; w auv universal strike"
"Wliat slo they wantf' .....
"'rlry want to uako eight honrs daY's
| work. III sou'c tnsIanres ! kuoW uI lHeu wlto
are already working Eight huurs a.nl rcrrls'lIt.
pay for nine. 't'I!c men want stsortcr DAYS. 50
| That m"Te eau be employed. litv dt,n't wunt
y haso tew Industrious uicn 1uonopollzc a!t
| tho work."
, 1879-07-03

resul,1llUuy, whiph Wrru unanimously aduplua.
Alter apuuisling 81. sultlyuu, Tot. cauuoII,
y. pwyrr, Junlcs Lyman, id Runuion, Peter
Eotlun. Morris CIcysrt, Thonlus TIL, Jatnrs
OfCouDor, l.. L. Nelaou, Patrick Dawn4ll1,
Antaony Roland, ratrlrk U's,ullsy, II. Swrruey,
John hordau, mi the Caa'rInan ~ committee
~ uresent ttu resolutions ~ Anl lnGor viii, tllu
Cou1el ct tts adjourned uestlns tuls cyeuug
tIc nGGttuG lieu adjourned,
, 1879-07-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TV7l SAiE-iiNE YECNSn.lfANU CLAHESCE
f. coac,. or Will exchange. kot Aadlsoh'st.
1yrANTEp--To MY. a FlKsr.cLAss llt.AD.
W hnraes Must liz chean ior eaah. Atdrrss 7 Ut.
Trlhunu Uucs
V1ANTEn-lltlEAE. llA1sSEAs. AHp Tor -1uCuYs
W i1Hft tn AtcEsss. Ah4 q bargain. Ad1rcss Will
rrirC. Il Il, IYipMnf UtfIH,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-20
ABANCADOT.

III never hear my dariing's morning greeting
III never Kiss her tty lips behind the
Those happy lining childhood with me
fore'er are DER,
shore.
With her seemed in heavenly bliss on many
summer day,
When from the other children we CHANGED to
slip away;
In my ears still ring my loved ones voice and
the things she used to say,
While beneath tall shade tree we 1nnocently
play.
Around us bloomed the lily and the sweet
forget-me-not,
But neither were more happy nor contented
with their lot,
Than we were In those happy days tnat passed
us like shot,
While we were on the banks Oh the sweet
Abancadot.
1t would take years, and years, and years, my
love for her to tell,
To tell the love had for this sweet little angel
Belle;
And so with kisses on her lips bid the girl
farewell,
Expecting only in Heaven to meet her par
oil
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-20

People Who Are Neither Sick Nor Well.
The number of people who are neither
sick nor we'll" as the saying is, make up
large proportion of nearly every community.
IT you ask what ails them you get no clear
answer; for they do not know themselves.
They are not sick enough to be classed with
invalids, and yet they are not
we'll enough to enjoy life nor to do any
physical or mental work wi thout a weari-
some and exhausting effort. For, most of
the time they feel miserable and forlorn;
every task Is a burden; they have no zest IN
life, and little hope in the future: These
unhappy people get little or no relief from
physicians, but are rather made worse by the
tOnics which are too often prescribed, and
which leave the vital forces at lower range
after the temporary stimulation has sub
sided. What they need is q new develop
ment Of force at the center of life. II the
main spring of q watch be too weak to drive
the movement with energy, the whole ma
chinery drops out OF order, and all efforts at
repair become useless. Now, an scent that
can restore this vital activity must, in the
very nature of things, give back health to
the suffering invalid. 1t must act as a new
and stronger main spring would act on the
machinery of the watch. That such an agent
has been discovered Is no longer a matter oil
doubt. 1t is to be found in what is known
as Compound Oxygen" Some of the re-
markable results which have followed its use
during the past II years will be found re-
corded in our Treatise on Compound Oxy-
gen." which will be sent free. Address Drs
Starkey q Palen, 1112 Girard street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-20
Extraordinary Versatility of Western ssDus
terS.''
Detroit Free Press

detroit Free Press.J
A day or two ago q motherly-looking
woman of 45 entered Woodward avenue
clothing store having mans linen buster
on her arm, and when approached by a sales
man she said:
''Some one in here sold this buster to my
son yesterday"
"Yes, ma'am, 1 sold it myself" replied
the clerk as he looked at the garment.
"Did you tell my son that this buster could
be worn either to picnic, funeral, bridal
party or quarterly meetIng?"
81 did madam, and so 1t can"
''Did you tell him it made a good fly
blanket when not otherwise needed"
81 did"
tretcher, a straw bed and bed spread?''
Eyes, ma'am, did"
"And that many people used them as table
covers?'
81 did,"
eAnd that they would last for years and
then make excellent stuff for rag oarpet?"
81 did,
''And you only charged dollar?"
"Only a dollar, ma'am.
"Well when John came home last night
and brought the buster, and told me all
you said, made up my mind that he must
have been drunk, and l was leetle afraid
he stole the garment. l am glad it's all
right"
7.It certainly is all right, ma'am, and since
he was here yesterday we have discovered
that the dusteris great conductor of sound,
q preventive of sunstroke, and that no man
with one on bis back ever dropped dead with
heart disease
s'Land save usl" she gasped, as she waited
for the bundle; .but who knows that they
won't fix 'em 80 fore long that they'll raise
a mortgage off the farmT
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-20
ECZEMA ON THE SCALP.
n.>.~s .u<R Ir..p,s 6,-~.<l

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen-I can
not refrain from adding my debt Of gratitude
to you for having placed within my reach the
wonderful CUTICURA, remedies which
have rendered unnecessary all
further experiment OF physicians,
and In a remarkably short space of time has
rid me of a Ioathsome disease. / dispensed
with all physicians two years ago, believing
they did me no good. The CUTIcURA has stop
ped this unsatisfactory expense-even If 1t
were necessary and / had the courage any
longer to follow their advice-and brought the
long oosed-for cure and happiness. 1 have
been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum
on my scalp, breast and limbs for five years
during which time / have been under
the treatment OF physicians, or at mineral
springs, or taking some kind of medicine. 1
have been treated by Drs. of -, DIR. -
of -, and visited sulphur springs, and taken
numbers of patent medicines, all without the
faintest approach to a cure. April LIST last
began the use of CUTICURA, which was imme-
diately successful in my case, entirely curing
me. have not had a clean scalp for 10 years
until the use of CUTICURA entirely healed 1t
and left Ii clean and healthy. The other parts
of my body were affected in a more aggravated
form, but are now completely healed. be-
lieve myself entirely cured. i shall continue
the CUTICURA REsoLvENT as directed, for Its
wonderful action on the stomach and bowels
and cooling influence on the blood. 1t Will af-
ford me pleasure, 1 have done in many
cases, to urge the afflicted to use these Won
- : STEPHEN CROMWELL.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 80, 1873.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-20
NATURES
GREAT Remedy!
For General Debility and Nerv-
GUS Prostration.
THE HOLMAN
Liver &StOmaChPad
NATURES
For General Debility and Nerv;

There is no known remedy that viii so
promptly and efficiently insure healthy
Stomach and Liver, and SO thoroughly fortify
the system against the sudden changes of our
climate, as the wonderful, vitalizing, health
giving HOLMAN LIVER AND STOMACH
PAD.
1t is not a panacea for ALL the Ills of life
but is a most potent power for the relief and
cure Of many diseases that have and are now
battling the best medical skin OF the land. A
large per cent. of the human family die of dis.
eases contracted during the hot season, and t.
is this class of diseases, having their origin in
CONGESTION OF THE LIVER AND
SPLEEN and from which arise so many chron-
ic affections, that we claim for the Holman
Pad its greatest efficacy.
IT is worn over the vitals, the Stomach and
Liver, the great seat OF most all diseases
II works by Absorption. Is two-fold in its
actions-gives and takes.
IT absorbs and expels every particle of blood
poison, whether bilious, malarial, or me-
dicinal.
1T gives to the System Natures true tonic.
and is the greatest vitalizer the world has
ever known.
1T creates and keeps up a contin uous electrical
action; builds up and restores the nervous
system.
1T is a certain cure for Fever and Ague, and
all bilious troubles.
1T is a sovereign remedy for rheumatism and
Neuralgia. :.
| 1T is a fact, incontestably proved in thousands
| upon thousands OF cases, that the Holman
Stomach and Liver Pad will do all that is
| claimed for IT.