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DiDhthoria.
SOME ACCOUNT OF THE TEHEiRI,E DISORDER
PERILS OF plLTn.

SOME ACCOUNT OF THE TEHEIRIE DISORDER
PERILs OF With.
Pittsburgh Chroniclcl
Diphtheria is believed to have originated
in Egypt more than two thousand years
ago. 1t prevailed in Egypt and ASIA Minor,
to which latter country it extended during
the first five hundred years, and was early
called the Egyptian or Syrian ulcers. Hav-
ing invaded Spain, Italy, Sicily, and otEcr
European countries, the disease appeared
in Rome A. D. 334, and being highly conta-
gious, rarely appearing as sporadic dis
ease, more frequently in an epidemic form; !;
in its 1000 years. transit on the con-
tinent of Europe it affected MAIN
" rural districts and garrisoned towns;
sometimes it has prevailed so extern
siveIy that distant countries have been
simultaneously or successlyely visited
by it. 1t extended to Holland, in which 1t
was epidemic in 1887; to France in 1878
and 1926, and in England the United States,
and Canadas from 1856 to 1860, and more or
less since. AS to the prevention OF this
very formidable disease, some very excel
lent suggestions can be advanced. 1t mas
been noticed that where diphtberia has oc-
Cured. after thoroughly investigating the
premises, sufficient cause has been dis,
covered to produce it, either in neglected
cellar. cesspool, or in deficient trapping
Of sewer-pipes. All these should be
carefully inspected, and il the cellar
should be found damp and badly venti-
lated, and coutaining vegetable matter
Of any kind. all articles that might
possibly become putrid or ceeayed should
be removed at once, the cellar thoroughly
ventilated, the walls and ceilings white
washed, and diSinfectants literally scattered
over the floor. Chloride Of lime is the best
cne for this purpose. Next, the water
closets should be looked after. Ii they are
located in the house they should be exam
ined by an honest aud experienced plumb
er to see il they are properly TRAPPED, and
one half-pound sulphate OF iron (copperas),
dissolved in two gallons Of hot water,
thrown into them at least twice week. Ii
there are any cesspools in the yard conye-
nient to the house pipes should be arranged
to carry off the impurities. They should
no at least three inche, in diameter, and
hiob enough to carry the eff1uVia above
the dwelli1y-house. II there are any sta
tionary washstands in the house they should
also he carefully examined By competent
nlumber as to the traps being safe. AS 10
the treatment, quite variety OF plans nave
heen Drrsued so much interest has been
taken throughout the world TO make the
treatment more successful that almost all
the European countries and the United
States have offered premiums for the most
successful mode OF treating this terrible ais'
ease. As an example, her Majesty, the yer
man Empress and Queen OF Prussia, o1ers
= nr,ze of 1000 reichmatks for the best es.
cav nm the essence OF diphtheria, and the
res,,it OF treatment Ct the disease, based OIL
the knowledge OF the nature OF the affection
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ GOLD PEN,

HOuN HOLLAND fAl In / AECORD
~ GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the Highest achievement in the manufacture OF
Gold Pens, and the result Of experiments for more
than twenty years. The "RECORD" PEN Is pro-
ducea BY 4 skilful combination Of The two precious
and non corrosive mctals-l6 karat GOLD ana PLA-
rISua-whi!c the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy Of COPPER reducing its ncness without Yield
ing that elasticity, density, and stcel-ike temper
which The costly platinum supplies. The REL
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINTS are Of the best lrid-
iuln (!iamonds). indesructible with fair treatment,
and polished 10 gass-like smoothneSs.
Stoel-peu writers have now every objection 10 eold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in a pen
which will endure and not oxtdize, squarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed TO
possess durability, permanency OF spring, and per-
fecton OF point. Price, $780, Sold by all jewellers
and sationers in the United States If not four Or
der direct fioln
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati
For sale by RANDOLPH s ENGLISH ond WOOD
HOUSE 6 PARHAM, Richmond. Va. NH 19-W1y
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"SHAD0wS AND MUsIC.-A large au-
dienca was present last night at Clay-Strcet
Baptist church to see the Shadows and
hear the musical entertainment given for
the benefit OF the church. All were well
pleased with the programme, which was
rendered in a most satisfactory manner.
Those who participated in the musical por-
ton were Misses Columbia Wyatt, julia
Henning, Alice Burgess. and MeSsrs. Frank
Cunnineham James z. Wood. Thomas
Starke, and Bush. PleasantS. Mr.. Manley
Ramos presided at the piano.
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COSGERESs

GRAND CONCERTS,
~ under The aus picas or
TIE CATHOLIC Gle REY,
at the
LADIES FAIR OF ST. PATR1CK-S CHURCH,
In tn g.: stOrereccntlr occupieti:by Z. Zlnlsner:
The CONCERTS will he under the able direction
OF Or. f.. .CAHIFlEiD organfsJa Jantf chOir-naster
OF s.. Peters cathedral aud Professor VI Music OF
the Royal Academy of Lon'on.
Pisnist. Mr.. II. CAULFIELD.
VOCAL CONCERT OH WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
October l5;h.eommencinga at e'elort,.
!SSTRL MENTAL CONCERT on FRIDAY
NIGHT. October 17ih. commencing n o'clock.
WEDNE>D DAY NIGHT.
II Is hoped! that The Catholics 0e Richmond and
other FRI nds VIII give this charliY liberal patron
age.
Admission, 25c. reserved seals zoe.
We with II clearly understood hat oncert tickets
arc only i"r one eight. Season litSes are taken,
on account Il tie concert. &C 14-4t
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CONFERENCE EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
The Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Virginia will he held
this year in Norfolk, and the Ladies' Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Broad-Street Meth
odist church have made arrangements for
an eXcu, sion to that city on the 2lst OF No
vember by the steamer Ariel. the tickets to
be good for ten days.
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Little Billy has been taken to see bis ola
uncle. who is so deaf that he.cannot hear
single word without recourse to his ear.
trnmnet. Billy watches the movements OF
this instrument for some time with great in
,teres.. fore nnd then exclaims: "MaDima, what
does uncle try all the time to pay the horn
with his ear for, when he can'.nlakeit go:'
III Young man should mash his bat all
ant OF shane in the style OF the young ladies'
hats. and then stick it on the back OF his
head, there would probably be some un-
charitable remarks as to bis whereabouts the
night before Bangor Wing and Courier.
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n,I,, sTATE CANVASS.
ROOMS STATE CoNsERyATfvE(
xSxCCTrvE CoMAfTTER
p.,,Nn.,, Seott mber 3. 1879. }

ExECCTfvE C0AA1TTkk. '
RICHMOND, Seple ember 3. lSIp.
,,srRv ATiVE MEETINGS. to ne
t9SS.,,Ssea hy one or more c,s''nso's"e" 'pesN'
y S"" ,.taace,i rs follows:
t,~ sTMxSn,Y. OCTOBER l5.-Grcene Court
WEiN :, A. Grin,s,ey. Hanover Courthouse
hcas ~, E>o.. Colonel John II. Young, John
u. I, NJ rs,.. 5. VI. Page. Esq. Coionc, W.
t.qV;. | ..ori Cour,hon, c-Major John W.
,,oo.l Henry T., Fey >on. John Hunter, sr.,
- GenerS W,iiam 4. Sims. Front Royal.
taaa;y tHnn"y- Gcucrat Eppa Runton Brnnsw,rk
aS';ttaaa>,-TcomSs u. Watkins, Esq., George =
sefasrd. ~; ,.s;;s.-rnarles CITY COURTHOUSE. Gooch-
Ns;"W .t,",,r, l., Slncton tRackbridae county,.
,ssG t"as'I,, lbs .icm tRosnohe county,, Grecn-
s6 tNcs%.. con',s bern irulaski county,. Par
ns;'ss,1r 'S,rt isYot>yivanial. s'mmonsVtie tlia's
I.afvl. ,mber>, Courthouse. Carroll Court.
te%~I ~Inyiug;on tAlrchany}. tnloeper Sourt-
ha'f' ntnw,G ie Courthouse. Essex S2nrtnouae,
@ s.I:1 C"us'nIn,,as,., ars cSSrt"sc. ritsyssna
ics' a" a"use' pnrs sincham Courthouse, Smy,h Court
COR s,tNsm u;on Courthouse. nu, -,
lsac Huctansn Courthouse irihce E'l-
p';'s*t : :tG,,>. iFarmsuc), Warren Courthouse.
IN tHosn"h" So'"'f'' w.
vi Nelson "nto5~incla Courthouse. Midilesex
'S,hon,c. An;,2Gon washington coah'!h tahhp-
ID, \ciso11s s.i:a.n Courthouse. Elizabeth CITY
~ I rnFi.hOC. NSdlSon <NS"
As;s& 1Ssi;t-Arrins,oni Nelson eoantyl Bristol.
* 90. 3S;n-n -nrowm,burg tRocknr'dge county,,
HEHGs Es Lick .Aoaucke county,. Manskln
NN'"t,,...t cnuuiy,. Msssic'S Mil tG0ochlanG).
lGnN%-- III Accomsc Courthouse, Augusta
ot;G%, ,,.s.. i, ofnd Courthouse. E,unsrek Court
Coz 'Hy., HyE.s,,,irtiana Courthouse. Fanquer Court
ha2@. ,SS-.nnx Courthouse. Ra ifax COURTEOUS G,
1;g 1na Isdcnendens;e ,SrnyS conn
~. h,nIr Ir"grG.s>c. Page t"urt house, Washington
u.a25t bo~ ,v,.imurcIand Courthouse, Wise Court
.e',c., as,n-H.and Courthouse, MONTGOMERY
Nt:G". Nt:m.c psrtcl Courthouse. Surry Courthouse
'ts:.II. 'ts:,%T .a,n-Wal,ons Mills Cumberland conn-
",.,,,nr s0.h-Ie1ins,on tharbEcne,, Henry
r'..SHnse tbartccue,, CarTsvrlle isle OF wight
,aan;yh ,,,.,.-,, charlottesville. Char
y" "rn"-lnn;,c, Franklin Courthouse. frcccrnEk
b@r "r', S" t,i-rc,sicr Courthouse. GrcenSHliie
t@,::3",>.. liarri, onoarc lkocSinsham coantyl.
I"- VIII. courthouse. PoShatan Courthouse
!. .. an.n Iour house. Prince William Court
t.@,e. Richmond County Courlfou'e' Sp''s!F
,.rts Courthouse. r =, ,o<,,- c,,,ru,n
s,N Bic5rr. Secretary. ao
'".,r,,ivc ialer> please copy. au oo
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Tur MozARr P,SAFoRE.-The sale OF re-

The MOZART PlNAFoRE.-The sale OF re-
served seats for tie Mozart Pinalore per
formances viii. commence Mt johnston.
music-store tomorrow morning, ana T., o.
course there will be rush Tor seats. d.
|rehearsal1. indicate that the opera VIII ho'
only ba we'll presented, but iaiseiy s.. a.
tended. The chorus is composed Oh nlts
fresh, rich voices, well up ID tnelr paatiS: ::
and d series OF delightful entertainments j
tanticipated. 8
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GENERALS kEMPGR AND MAHONE.-There
has been a correspondence between eX-
Governor kemper and General Malone,
growing out of illusions TO the latter in a
speech OF the former. Several notes passed,
it is understood. and the reported result is
an understanding satisfactory 10 both par
tics
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Sent TO Joh.-Y esterday mosains ut tht
MAYORS Court Hampton Smith (eolored
was arraigned, charged with sssaulting anf
beating John Brown (colorctp. He was re
ou;red to pay the costs; in default Of whics
he was sent TO Jail for FIVE days. This i
the first case which has been before IN
caurt during the past week.
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MoRTuARY REPORT for the week ending

MoRTrARY REPORT for the week ending
October II, 1919:
Cause Of Ucuth Congestion of brain,
colored; consumption, , white, 1 colored ;
cystiti>. white: dclirium tremens, white
heart-disease, white; infanticide, 1 color
ed: paralysis, l white; teething, white;
telanus. white; unknown, l white, l col
ored. Whole number Of deaths in the city,
exclusive OF stil-births, IL. Age: One day
to thirty. l colorcd; one month TO six, col
ored; one year to three, l white, color
ed-total, s; five years to ten, white, :
coored-total, 5; twenty years to thirty, :
white; thirty years to forty, = white, col.
ored-tota, 3; sixty years to seventy,
white; unknown, l white. Condition.
.lngle. G white, coIored-total, y; mar
red. white, l co!ored-total, s; widows
l white. Nut,city: Richmond, Z; othei
parts OF United states, !; England, l; Ger
mauy, l. Locality: Marshall Ward, white;
jefferson Ward, white, coloretl-total. D
Madison Ward, colored; Monroe Ward,
white, coIored-total, 8; Clay Ward,
white, colored-tota, =; Jackson Ward.
white, l colorcd-total, 2; almshouse,
white.
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ACCIDENT FROM A FALL.--Mr. J. Z. 3.
Winchester fell last evening about 7
O'Clock, near the corner OF Ninth and Main
streets, and received painful cut upon his
head. The city ambulance conveyed him
to his home. /"
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MILITARY ELEcrIoN.-At a meeting OF
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues held
last night E. D. Starke was elected second
lieutenant in place Of Lieutenant Charles
H. Epps, resigned; W. s. Dashiell was
elected junior second lieutenant uice
Sfarke; !. &. Starke was chosen fifth SER
geaDt, and S. s. P. Patteson corporal.
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Onr customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs on lne NEw No. WHEELER, Il
WILSON SEw4SG-MkCIIISES within three years
from the Gate Of purchase from this agency, and
mat we repair their Old Wheeler 6 Wilson machines
without charge other ,han the ABSOLUTE COST Of
the parts used.
WHEELER L WILSON MASUF-G Co..
Ninth ard Frankln streets Richmond.
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REMOVAL OF REMAISs.-The remains OF
Charles c. curtis, who was killed in March
last, were on yesterday evening removed
from Shockoe Cemetery to j section in Ho!-
lywood, where the monument ordered by
his friends will in short time be erected.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Polics-JuSS-
tice White presiding.-Sarah Wilson (col-
ored), brought up for using profane lam
guage in the street, was sent to jail for
thirty days, in default OF surety.
Maria Walker (colored) was fined 81 for
disorderly conduct.
John Thomas lcolored) was sent to Jail
for t1enty-iour hours for stealing hat.
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County Court. Chesterfield Count y
Court-WiIiam I. C!opton iudge-hts ad'
iourned over until the next term. There
were no criminal cases on docket this
month. The civil docket was unusually
small. The court was in session only ont
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WEATHER REPORT.

l&DIcATroNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
dle'A Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, mostly from east
to south, slightly lower barometer, station.
airy or higher temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather. with occasional
rain, easterly winds, stationary or higher
temperature, lower barometer.
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8itlla1oud 1ispatfll.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1879.

Ia THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CoMBrNyD CIRCu-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEwg-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NCGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
WI 3O9 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
GAMRLE'S HILL.

JOHN L. MCti UlRE, PrinclEAl.
Mathematics and English (olher younger claSsesE
Professor W. o. ENGLISH, University Of Virginia.
ADcicn, Languages. &C.;
Professor ROBES MASslE, of Richmond College,
French ana German;
HENRY TAYLOR, University or Virginia, Aathe-
MATES. &c.
CHARGES: Tuition. exclusive or Ancient ana
Modern Languages, 500 TO $40, according 10 ad-
vnnce.nent (the age OF twelve usually dividing the
sLssesl: Ancient Languages Tone or both1, SIS;
Motern Languages. do. -,,
Fifteenth session becins on the 23TH INSTANT.
Rooms open sn the 23d. SEC circulars.
co 16.1m
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USE WALTER BAKER & Cos CHOCOLATES II
you desire The best In the market. The verdict Of
experts, both In Europe and America, has for macy
yesrs testified 10 rs great excellence
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY y Il. NJ, 81 :;
0 a. NJ, 81; noon, 91; L. d.. 81; 2.
NJ. 81; midnight. GS
Mean temperature, 755.
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AN AppRECIATIvE CoNGREGATroN.-Mon-
day evening, just before Rev. Or. Warren
left for Macon, some OF the members OF the
First Baptist church-his late charge-pre-
sented him with check to purchase horse
when be arrived in his new field at Macon,
10
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and CONSUMPTION, use
PURCELL, LADD & COS EMULSION OF COD
LIVER OIL with Hydrophnsphites Of Lime and
Soda. Small bottles, price only SOC
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3" MACON" BURGUNDY WINES. pints and
quarts; Moet & Chandons Grcen-Seal Champagne,
Pocdersr C Mumm's Champagne, Icnncssey and
Martell Brandy: Montros, Clemmcr, Bumgsrdner
ana B-Secct WhIskcyS; Cigars OF all grades; Fam
lily GroccricS-all 1T moderate prices. our TEAS
are ncw and Tery low ia prices.
W. u. BLAIR & CO.,
1109 Main street
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HrsrIyGs COURT, YEsTsRnAY.-ln the
unstinns Court Yesterday Irene Wright
(colored) was tried for steailrS hlty cents,
worth Of lace from Cohen Brothers. 1t was
nm anpeal case from the Police Court, where
the accused had been convicted and SEN
fenced to fifteen days in the city Jail. In
the Hastings Court yesterday she was ac'
quilted and discharged.
The rest OF the day was occupied in the
consideration OF civil business.
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ALL COOKING EXTRACTS, such as Lemon, Va
nilia, Rose, Almond Celery. etc., prepared at the
laboratory of JOSEPH BURNETT e Co. Boston.
can he relied upon for purity and strength. They
can Ire bought In all cities Of the world
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EXCURSIONS.

Ty'HE LADIES FOREIGN MISSIONA-
j RY SOCIETY OF BEDAi,.STREEr VI. r..
CHURCH Wal give an ENCtRSION TO NOR
FOLK duriag conference. .wcsS OH the steamer
Ariel. NOVEMBER 2lsT.
T,eEcs for round trip. unl? TWO DOLLARS. :.
good fJr ten Jaws. sel5-lt
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CCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
- PROFESSOR L. n. HASSEIEFF Principal
H. j. BALDWIN, Principal). 3n4 east Grace street,
between Third and Fourth. opens OCTOBER /.
for chi Idrcn from six To ton years of age. Hours
arranged TO sTit pnps attending schools OF English.
Evening CLASSES for young men Ia French ana
taught. Send for circulars to 04 east Grace Atreet.
IN
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" NEW" SOAP

trademark registered) to careful housekeepers,
not only superior in quality, but as In form the
most economical Soap low made.
Ioc S.W&StFe1S1
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EsTRr-BooKs FOR THE STATE rxfn.

E5abi:ors win remember that these books vii
close On the 2lsr INSTANT.
". G. KNIGHT Sccys,ary
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AECTGON SALES THIS DAY.

.E55- Or. GLl Snkss 0r RsGL EStsts MADE h:Lssu
the 1st Of January nnh ia8t NJ Juns the tGrs;ks
the present yeGr hnU. t0 paid 6y tae 3',trch1se,
Or all sales mo9s 5st,1eeaa the l%t ofJuip Gndiaa
W the year the tsreS hare to be pn:d d9 Tie asltcr
fThs custom wSs adopted ahOu. ff:aen year, agt
b.: all the real estate agents in Richmond, and sp
piles TO Richmond aad vi.inity.l
ROBERT B LYME. AZ =. NJ. the large brick
dwelling No 10 west Clay street and vacant lol
adjoining the same.
JNO. f.. LAUGlITON, 10 4. NJ sale by catalogue
Of Chinese and japanese curiOsiti8S.
ROBERT r. LYME. 12 NJ, trustees sale of tim.
bcred land In the county OF Hanover, eleven
miles from Richmond.
FRANK -. HILL, AZ =. NJ, trustees sale o
building lot on north side OF Floyd street one
square from Monroe Park.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. VI, horses, car
riages, buSgics. and harness.
PAINE K NOWLIN. 10l. \. NJ. boots, shoes, fan
cy goods, ready-made c'othing. &c.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEMS UNDERWEAR.
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST GOODS.
LOWEST PRICFS.a at
JOHN WASAN tKER'S,
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application of this DYE. It imparts
Natural Color. acts IDstantaneousy. and Is rs
Harmless as srring-water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt OF II.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tau 15-eodlFe19I
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT BoNg-sET
TEA SCENE.

TcMnEHpW WEyENING-cHARLEs L> DAVIS
rs " gns!e AVN Jo-,fn."
Box-sheet as JOHSsroy.s 1nd Office Of Theatre.
I.c I5-I:fi
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
1,UTrs PILLS.
2ss...........-..-s ssaissa:ssssse2g
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss or Appetite, Bowels Costiye; Pain in the
Head With dull sensation in the back part: Pain
Under the Shoulder Blade !; Fullness After Eating,
With disnchnatton to exertion OF body or mind !:
lrriab.aty or Temper; Low Spirits. vita . feeling
OF having neglected some duty: Wcariness, Dizzi-
ness Flutterng at the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes,
yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eye: Rest,essIes;, With htful dreams; Highly
Culorcd Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNuEEDED SE-
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
Cases One dose effects sucn change Of feeling as
20 asst on!sh The sufferer.
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\ CHEF D'GUvRE IN TIE ART OF pEEFUMERy
Is the composition Of 4 new and distinctive Bou-
quet, rs In the case Of J. Il f. ArKISsoS's Stepla-
notis.
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CONSTIPATION.

CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed If the constitution Is Of recent
date = smile dose of TUFTS PILLS will suffice,
but II ii has become tabitual one pil should be
taken every night. gradually iessenng the fire.
Gucncy OF the dose until REGULAR daily movement
Is ootaiced, which will soon follow.
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DR. B. COHEN, late professor o! Modern
l. anl Ancient Languages In the Boys md Girls
High School In savannah, Ga. will npeu on the ST
OF OCTOBER SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. tiL-
ring them FOR college or for business at l012 EAST
CLAY strict.
EVENING CT ASSES GQS young ladies and gestle.
men. In which The Frefvsh and Gernan languages
VIII he taught practically and Theoretically.
For further particulars, terms etc, inquire at his
residence. 10l2 eat Clay street.
REFERENCES: Rev. Or. John William Jones.
Rev j. r. Jeter. u. D.. Rev a. L. Dickinson. D. d.,
Dr. ". II. Ruirner. Rev. DR.. Charles Minnigerodt /,
General Joseph 4. Johnston, Prof. Ed i: smith,
Dr. George w. Hagby, Judge George J.. Christian,
Rev. r.. y. jackson, Colonel William Z. Tanner.
Rahcrt Stiles Sc 22.1m*
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COLGATE & CO.'S

- NEW" SOAP be cut in two, The oval cnn
ca>pcd readily in The hand and the larger end worn
| down almost TO wafer without any waste.
| COLGATE & CO. recommend their
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4 FINE CHEw-Cheapcs out-loc. n plug, ) Il
the pound, III i. WuITLoCK's.
l44J Maia street.
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+. The mort palatablc way to take Cod.LIver OIL Is
sn EMULaoN. Use PCR ELL. LApD & co.'s,
combined 7a1fh HydraDhosphitcs OF Lime and godi.
Price, soc. for small bo. ties. ~
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When YOU wish 10 take Cod. Liver OIL, use the
EMULSION made by PURCELL, LADD 6 Co. with
Ilydroposphi.cs OF Lime and Soda, Small bottles,
price soc.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attht
DISPATCH PRISTISG-lloUsE. Good work, low
prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed.
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NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CON-
1Nl CURDVlLLE, PA, chartered by the LeSis-
a:urc of Icnnsylvania. twent!-onc miles southwest
Central railroad. admits both sexes. Thoroughly
fits boys for college, business. for the study Of any
of the professions Gradutes young ladies'. Gives
Ettle boys thorough home care. 23-1&w3