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Editors Dispatch: Feeling somewhat OPP
pressed by the heat and dust OF my adopt
ed city, concluded to bic away unto the
mountains for little rest, recreation, or
ytbing else could find. Invoiced my
worldly possessions IN the way OF clothing,
and started with paper collar and linen
handkerchief. After many changes, ups
and downs, questions and cross.questions-
Mister GIN mi you check" . Whar you
gwine "s.Got any trunks" &C.. &C., l
arrived, without being killed or robbed, at
the New Jerusalem, atlas Rawfey Springs,
and, Messrs. Editors, I know you know
what commotion the arrival OF the stage
at the Warm Springs creates. Just 50 at Ra W
ley. Everybody ID looking for their father,
mother, brother, sister, or sweetheart-or
somebody else's-and as did not fill the
bin OF any, I passed up unnoticed or un-
cared for into the Office OF the mighty
Rawley, where ] was met and warmly re-
ceiyed by the superintendent, Major Pit
man, and bis tRo gentlenaniy assistants,
Nstor Lee, OF Charleston, s. C.s and Col
opet Carey, late OF Dry Greek, OF whom
everybody knows who visited the White
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
RACE FOR THE GooDwooD STAKES.

RACE FOR THE G00DWu0D STAKES.
LONDON, July 30.-Thc race for the Good
wood stakes to-day ct the GoodWood meet
ing was won by W. S. Crawford's three
year-old bay colt Bay Archer; A. Bayley's
four-year-old bay FLY Mistress Of Robes
second. {. Perkins's six-ycars.od chestnut
horse Roe Hampton third.
Lorillard's bay tilly Geraldine won the
race for the Lavent stakes.
LONDON. July 30.-The race for the Lee
want stakes for two-year-olds, run to-day at
the G0odwood meeting, was won by Lori
lard's tilly Geraldine. She made all the
running, and won by half length. Fl. E.
Beddlngton'S brother to ErslIia was second,
and the Duke OF Westminstcr's eli. filly
Balblair third. Seven horses ran. The
betting just before the race was ten to one
against Geraldine, six to four against the
brother to Erslia, and two to one against
Bablair.
+. Grctton's four-yearold bay colt Isono-
my is a strong iavor!te for the race for the
Goodwood cup tomorrow. =. Lorlllarfs
Parole, entered for the same race, is the
next in the betting, but there was not much
business done about the latter Oh the course
Yesterday. The betting now is two to one
against Economy, and five to one against
Parole.
Germany.
THREE MEN KILLED AND FOURTEEN WOUNDED
BY THE BURSTING OF A CANNON.
WnHELM's HAVEN, July Boa cannon
Of twenty-four centimeters calIbre burst on
board OF the German gunboat RennWn to-
day, killing three persons and wounding
fourteen others.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, July 30.-A thousand masonS at
Bristol, who have been on strike for two
months, have submitted to the masters
terms.
LONDON, July 30.-A dispatch to the
Times from Paris says: "The senatorial
committee on Jules Ferry's bill for remodel
linz the Superior Council OF Education has
been nominated. Seven OF the nine mem.
bcrs are in favor OF the bill, which is almost
certain to pass before the recess
CoNsTA NTINorLE. July 30.-Prince Alex
andcr, of Bulgaria, has telegraphed the
Porte that Turkish troops have violated the
Bulgarian territory near Dubnibsa, and
that Bashi Bazouks are pillaging and assas-
sinating. The Prince demands their lm-
mediate recall.
LONDON, July 30.-The British admiralty
has ordered all the Indian troop-shipS to be
in readiness for six months continuous SER
vice, with the view Of bringing home the
troops from the scene OF the war in South
Africa,
The Government hopes public business
will be so advanced as to enable them
to prorogue Parliament on the 10th OF Au-
gust.
The Gazette publishes long list OF hon
ors conferred in connection with the AZ.
CHAN war. The principal persons so honored
are created Knights Commanders OF the
Bath. t...... .-......
ROME, July 30.-It is stated that Cardinal
LedocboWski has asked the Emperor OF
Germany to allow him to return TO the See
Of Posen. ~
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MARINE iNTELLIGESCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JuLY 81, 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 80, 1870.
ARpIyEn

PORT OF RICHMOND. july 80, 1879.
ARRIVED.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. IS. Allen & Co.
Steamer Pioneer Plat. Phiadephia, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. McCarrick, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Tatum,
Schooner Mary Price, Candy Baltimore, lron-ore,
Schooner B. T. Biggs, Quillan, City Point light,
Curtis & Parker.
cusToM-noUsE REPORT.
Entered.-schooner Mary Brewer. Ioiman,
Kempt, Nova Scotia, plaster, Chesapeake ana Quo
C1sGrcd-Brgantinc Icarus, Cochran. Dunkirk.
France. with 26,03S bushels or wheat, valued at
$4,000, Thomas Branch 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia July 10th, steamer Pioneer
From New York July 29th, steamship Wyanoke,
Couch
From Baltimore July goth, schooner W. Layton
From baltimore July 29th, schooner II b. Par
ker, Gillem.
Schooner n. s. Miller, Scuil. from Virginia, at
Schooner Florence May tBr.), for this port here
,ofore reDored a. benz nSaS To cronnt o. draw
Ing TOO much water (l2. feet, IL reported 70 nave
GOTTEN of and sailed for Richin9rd: ., p,s,o,
| Schooner +. SickerSon, Haskell, hence, AT Boston
| July 18Th. vos,o, a., nr,.b
| Schooner yapor Hand, hence FOR Boston IL Du'co
| Island harbor july 26h. aud sailed on zeth; 40,
schooner Il. Bradley, Bradley, hence, ~ fhiiaoe'-
| uha july 29th , :. pa cx.rds
| Brig Finbogc iNorl Hansa, hence, ~ sio "f"hoe
- he tarkentlnc Niua, from E.ehmcnd, WIN To-
bacco for Europe, sailed from Hampton eoaos aioh
| day evening.
| QUEENSTOWN, july 30.-ArriS"1: WINDSOR,
from ferna Ddina. SIZE has bee Ashore and received
| some damage. ,,, A..
BOSTON, July 3o-Arr!yed: Amos Walker Al
| die Fuler. ..,.
| NEW ,YoRk, July 30.-Arrlyed: Me.oosrnn u.s.
Herder, Stste OF T, xas Arrived ont Brunette, AZ
| las, Erip. Sumatra Homeward bound: det@nta'
: from Noble; Orient, from New Orleans
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MURDER AND CtarkSrille, Tenn,
July ga terrible tragedy was enacted at
Dover, Stewart county, Oh the Cumberland
river, on Saturday night. W. &. Burchett,
of GAINESVILLE, was, on account of his worth
less character, driven away by his wife, who
was not long ago the proprietress OF the
Commercial House in Dover. On his re-
turn on the steamer Mott Gracy on Satur-
day night he called at the Commercial
House and requested an interview With bis
wife. She met him, when he asked her to
sit down and talk to bin. She said she
would talk to him on business standing up.
Drawing his revolver he told her he had de-
termined TO take his own life and that she
must accompany him across the dark gulf
unless she would talk to him. She imme-
diately stepped to a door to call for help,
when he sprang forward and fatally shot her
twice through the neck. Her daughter
Miss Maggie Yates, came running into the
room, when BurclIett iii cd at her, danger
ously woundng Ter in the hand and bead,
after which he blew out his own brains.
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY.

Wv ATY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fARsoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.CRsloNs-HURRAH FOR KING WILLIAM
&C., &c.
FL. WEST PoNT, VA, July 90, 1870.
zs nastofs Dispatch: A number OF our citi-
w were absent yesterday attending Coun-
scted Very little business was trans
indictmaasa.e grand jury made three or four
interes, Only one case was Of much
othery;,o saa that rather sensational than
the nn mn,sser1 az one Of our citizens In
his WIZ ppef par o. the county for whipping
the fine e, rail-; me farmers were rejoicing over
still n aps rains OF the past several days, but
be the e ee peey much depressed. It seems to
be one general 'a sentiment that there will not
A m aa,i OF corn crop made.
.eetlng OF the County Conservative
wss aisas was held. Judge Roger Gregory
The .o eiscted county superintendent, and
eIe.g Sv,n OF August was fixed upon for the
tjon ' ~, OF delegates to a county conyeu-
tho - nor tue nomination of candidate for
sts n rouse OF Delegates to, be held ON the
,r a VI september. hear, of no .se parsfe
'ssaiSauon on the part OF the reid iasters.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

FATAL DISEASE SIMILAR TO CHOLERA
RAGING IN 10WA-sARATOGA RACES
A DEFAULT1NG BANK. CASHIER IN Mas.
sACHUsETTs-TwE NEW CASES OF
YELLoW-FEvER REPORTED AT MEM
PH1s; A DONATION FROM Dir. COZ
CoRAN: THE DISEASE ELsEwHERE-
DEATH OF REV. JOHN r. YOUNG, OF NOR
FOLK CoUNTY-A DIVER DROWNED
NEAR THE BATTERY. NEW YoRK-A
ST. LOUIS BANK OFFICER IN TROUBLE.
ASSASSINATION OF THE EX-CHIEF OF PO-
LICE OF CAIRO, lila SENSATION At
MEMPHIS; A MAN SHOT FOR KISSING AN
OTHERS AUNT-ENGLIsH RACEs-AIA-
SONS ON A STRIKE AT BRIsToL-JULEs
FERRY's EDUCATION BILL, &C., &C.
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believe they intend q nght within the

lines. .!,
It was announced thai Parson Massey
would speak dc Sour August court. Can't
you help us, Mr. Dispatch. TO pet some.
body TO meet this plausible demagogue.
Surely he will not be allowed to instill into
the minds Of the people his dangerous
principles without the presence OF some
one 10 show up . bis fallacies. Ought
not the leaders OF the Conservative partyin
Virginia to look into this matter and see
that wherever he speaks he Is met by q
tsfoeman worthy OF his STEEL"
The weather is still very warm mud threat
ems rain. II
We have quite a number Of your people
spending the summer here, aud they seen
to enjoy the sca-breeze and saltwater ljath.
very much.
The large crowd OF excursionis'ss her,
yesterday from your city were very orderly
and seemed to have good time. The rain
however, interrupted their sport somewhat
One OF our supervisors tells me that ole
King William Is free OF debt and has S1.20(
in the treasury. Three cheers for King
William! WEST POINT.
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa,ch.I

tCerres p0ndence OF the Richmond DiSpatch.I
July 30, 1879.
We had good rains on Monday and Tues
day. and it has rained slowly several hours
this morning. a Quantam SuticN for the
present has been received, and now every
body is curious to know what effect this
weather will have on the crops. l heard
yesterday of one planter who had set forty
thousand tobacco plunts, Of another who
had set Il wagon.!oad. and Of many others
who had been replaniing. Some now be-
gn to fear lest there may be after awhile.
ii not now, ircShets in the creeks and
rivers. 1t is hard to decide who shall be
appointed on the committee on the weather,
and who has the power to appoint.
Rev. DR.. Martin, it is understood, preach
cd his last sermon in the present PreSbyte-
ran church last Sunday, and the work OF
taking down this house, with reference to
the erection OF another, will probably be
commenced one day this week.
Colonel James NJ. Neal, Of Planters ware
house, has determined tn take down the
present frame hnilding and erect in place OF
1t large brick warehouse, under which
there will be n number OF store. rooms. The
plan OF the building was drawn by Mr..
Black, Of Richmond.
4 Baptist church was dedicated at Lynch's
Station. on the Midland road, last Sunday.
Rev. Alexander Eubank, Of Liberty. is the
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Holmes preached the
dedication sermon, and preached at the
same place in the evening. Rev. Isaac S.
Tinslcv, OF AppomattoX, was present and
assisted in the services.
Rev. Z. A. Peterson preached at the
Lynn-Street Methodist church last Sunday
night. Rev. X. A. Compton, the pastor, is
at one OF the watering-p places, and is re-
ported as quite feeble, though somewhat I'M
proving.
Mr.. &. G. Holland is having portion of
the post-oflice building which fronts on
Union street converted into suit Of store
rooms.
Rev. George w. Dame, superintendent OF
schools, commenced three-days' examine
ton of teachers at Ringgold yesterday.
About $50 were stolen from the cash.
drawer in The ticket office Of the Richmond
and Danvilsc railroad last Saturday night.
The rogue got into the Office through the
window. and left no tracks behind him.
1t was feared few days ago that the pre-
valence OF the yelIow-fever at Memphis
would somewhat hinder the shipment Of
manufactured tobacco and damage the trade.
Some tobacco which had been shipped for
Memphis was ordered back, and some
winch bad been shipped ola Memphis and
had been stopped this side, in consequence
OF the stoppage Of trains, was ordered TO
De shipped per other routes.
The internal revenue for last week
amounted to $2G,S95.S1 and this is about
'ue weekly average. ALPHA.
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ECZEMA RODENT.
TIE CUTICURA REMEDIES SUCCEED
WHERE A CONSULTATION OF
PHYSICIANS FAILS.
ECZEMA RODENT.
PHYSICIANS FAILS.

MessrS. Weeks & Potter Gentlemen.-l have
sniTer over Thirteen years with skindiseasc III my
hands and limbs causing constant Irritation, depri-
wing Inc or rest and attention to business.
sought many r. NEEDLES here and elsewhere, also
Last Nav physician called my disease Eczema
Rodent. Spots appeared on my hands. head. and
face; eyes became much infamed aud granulated,
causing ut length impaired sight.
In,crnal and external remedies we're prescribed
by IL leading physician for six months; was then
introduced another, and consultation of several
leading physicians was had when DEFINITE plum
After following advice for four months without
any permanent cure, bought TWO bottles OF CVTl,
CURA RESoLTENT, two boxes of CUTICURA, and
come Soar, and can testify with great pleasure 10
the effect they have had III my case, In eight days
being nearly cured.
The physicians pronounced INV case the most ag-
gravatcd one that has ever come under their e1pe-
ri0nce and practice. ,.
recommend and highly endorse the CuTICURA
REMEDIES: Yours truly r. r; I, ptAha,
Clifford street and Woodward avenue.
DETROIT, MICH, January "a. 1879.
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A Diver Drowned Mt New York.

NEW YORK, July 30.-John jenkins, a
diver, who was let down into the water be-
low the Battery to-day in a submarine Co.'S
tune to recover a sunken anchor, was
drowned by the bursting Of the pipe which
supplied him with air. He signalIed to be
drawn up, but the signal was at first mis-
taken, and when he was raised to the sur
face and the helmet removed he was dead,
blood having gushed profusely from his
mouth and nose during his last struggle.
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Sulphur Springs III The last few years, aud
wanted nice, quiet meal. Rawley Is in
good hands and well kept nestled on Tue
side OF he mountain, basking III the rays
OF the rising SAN, &c. Much poetry In tue
place, but Cannot get tout. Quite an in
teresting cr ovid, composed OF visitors from
Phladeir ,nia, Baltimore, Washington, Har-
rlsonbu'lg, Richmond, Norfolk, md some
lew fraRagthe South.
TIE visitors ore supplied with drfnkubles
from two plnces The one In front OF the
NJ AIN building, surrounded by nice lattice
york building, supplied with seats, &C.,
{ and free for all and the other a little to the
| left OF the first, and under neat covered
| way, rather private, presided over by q
gentleman from Fredericksburg. who Is
very polite but very particular. Being an
| invalid, seeking health and strength, l
called for glass, drank the liquid, eat the
lemon, and tried to eat the ice, but 1t was
| too much; started out, but the attentive
| gentleman called my attention to the fact
that the state debt was not entirely liqui-
dated. deposited quarter and received
dime; walked out. feeling proud that |
had contributed three nickeIs for my
own health and strength and somebody's
spirits. Immediately proceeded to take
an invoice Of funds, and found cash short.
Having reduced my baggage to a linen
buster and palm-leai fam, l concluded to
| leave, and arrived in Harrisonburg on one
OF those warm, dry-very dry-days. Our
| Solons, in council assembled, have very
| wisely and jndicially decreed that all cleo
| tons should be held OH dry days. This,
| with the excessive hot weather, did not suit
an invalid. Ho, for the depot! Heard
| some one say the woods at Fort Defiance
was full OF Hibernians. The words Fort
Defiance and Hiberniaus Smoked OF trou-
ble-possibly danger. Felt like Miroy did
| when he started up the Valley and met
Jackson-rather go the other way. "All
| aboard" / firmly settled myself, deter
mined to die, il so decreed, in the last
ditch (car). Fort Defiance" shouted
the conductor. Oh, my; here they come.
And, to my qualification, they were harm
less dressed nice and looked like other
folks. "Pic-Nic." How wanted to put a
head on that Harrisonburg fellow. On to
little place called Staunton, at the intersec-
ton OF the Valley railroad with the Chesa-
peake and Oho--Some people think it Il
great place; invaded the sanctum Of the
VindicatOr found the Grand Mogul read
ing very small paper, about four inches
wide and two feet long, but oh how thin.
He gave me just two minutes to tell him
howdy and goodbye. did it in less time,
stepped down and out, and away to the
happy home of my better half, through a
gentle and quiet rain, badly needed, which
all vegation drank in with smile and then
looked green. PHlLI0.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY,, July 80, 1879.



State Secu-ttfes-Yirgiuia 1G-40's, 40 bid. 49A
asked; Virginia congois, 675 btd, 57H asked: Sir-
ginia sonsois, new, 20 bid, 81 asked; Virginia In
erest certificates, 1sK BID, 14h asked; yirefnia
tax-receiyu5le coupons: 80 bid, SOY asked; North
Carolina bonds, 25S asked; North Carolina IS, 81
asked.
CITY securfttea.-R Richmond city ss. J. and j.,
III bid: Richmond city 6's. j. and j., 90 bid
Railroad Bonds.-Virgiuia Central Railroad
non,moItgsge s's, J: and s., lo4x bid: Richmond,
Eredercksbure and Potomac Railroad nortgnge
~ =: and j. LOO bid: Orange and Aicxandria Rail-
road second mortgage 6s, j. and j., so bid: Orange
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad hrst mortgage
7s, j. and D., 81 asked; Richmond and I,anyille
Railroad consolidated 6's, M. and NJ, 95 bid, 96k
asked; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S1s, A.
and O., 1OS bid; Richmond, York River and Chesa-
peake Railroad first mortg1ge S's, J. and u, 103
bid c., G. and A. Railroad frat mortgage rs, 97x
asked; c.: G. and A. Rairosd second mortgage rs,
754 asked. a
RGtiroad Stocks.-Rlchmond and Danville Rail-
road, 100 par, II bid, 20 asked.
= Bank Stocks-First Nal ional. Loo par, / 5 bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 Dsr, SO asked !;
Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 42h Did; Mer-
chants and Planters Savings, rs par. 17a bid Rich
mond Banking and insurance Company, rs par, 26
bid, 80 asked.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire aud Md
rne. 25 par. 34S bid. 35S asked; Merchants and
Mechanics, 100 par, IS asked; Grapi.e 100 par, rs
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{ TTEGURh.
.Cur1cuRA.
BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS.

CCTIcURA REMEDIES for the Treatment OF
uous. Cunccros or Syphilitic origin. the CUJICURA
REsoLvENT Is The principal remedy, and II there
are at he same time Ulcers, Sores. or other EXter-
nal Affections. then the CUT1CURA. assisted by the
CCTlCURA SOAR, must be used externally. If the
disease Is of the Skin and Scalp the rem
edy VIII men be the CUTICCRA, With the CUTICCHA
SOAP, and such use OF the REsOLvENT rs is sug-
gested ny the following conditions: In all skin aud
Scalp Diseases, when The skin is hot and dry. tic
blood feyerS, the liver torpid, the bowels consti-
pated, or when the virus of Scrofula or poison OF
Mercury Is known to Turk in the system, or whe,
Anti-Periodic Fcvcrs and Debllitatihg diseases,
always take the RESoLvENT while using the CUTI.
cURA. Il cure thus made will be permanent and
satisfactory.
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Brigham Youne,s Estate.

: A DECISION AGAINST THE EXECUTORS, &c.
; SALT LAKE, UTAH. July 3O.-In the case
OF Cannon. Darlington, and Young, execu-
tors OF the late Brigham Youpg's estate,
and James Taylor, president Of the Mormon
Church. before Judge Boreman to-day for
contempt in not turning the property over
to the receiver, it was ordered that the exc
cutors pay the interest Of Sl42, 900 cash, and
that James Taylor pay 1920, 900 in cash and
stocks Illegally received by him, and to be
imprisoned until he does so. The order for
imprisonment was suspended until to-mor-
row at 10 A. NJ.
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Cholera Scourcc.

FATAL EFFECTS OF THE DISEASE IN IOWA.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 30.-A disease akin
to cholera is ravaging Centre Point, Lynn
county, in this State. Fully twenty persons
have died from its effects during the past
thirteen days, and an equal number have
been prostrated by it. 1t is also raging In
Walker, little town seven miles from Gem
tire Point, several deaths having occurred
there. An order for forty collins was re-
ceived from Centre Point yesterday by a
Dubuque undertaken. Physicians Of Gem
ire Point are worn out and residents are
fleeing from the place. ---..-.
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NOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

No ether remedy in the world can 80 quickly az
suage the most violent paroxysm Of Pain. They
distribute throughout the nervous system gentle
and continuous current of Electricity, which In
stan,ly apnihilaes Pain, vitaliLes Weak and Para
lyzed Parts, cures Sore Lungs, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Painful Kidneys, Liver Complaint Rheuma-
ti.,n, Neuralgia, aud scistica. Get tue genuine.
- - my 1O.Tu, THIS
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SALT-RHEUM ON FACE, HEAD, AND PART
OF BODY-HEAD COVERED WITH
sCABS ANH SORES.

MeSSrS. Weeks d Potter II commenced to use
your CUTIcURA lust July. Have only used one
large and one small box, and one bottle Of the RE-
SOLVENT My fuce and head, add some paris of my
body were almost raw. My head was covered with
scabs aud sores, and my suffering was fearful.
had Tried everything had heard Of in the East
and West. My case WAS considered very had one.
One very skilful physician said he would rather not
treat 1t, and some OF them think now | am only
cured T. mporatily. think not for l have not .
considered wonderful. My case has been the means
OF selling a great many OF your CUTICURA RENE
DIES IN this part of the country.
Respectfully yours. MRS. S. E. WHlPPLE.
DECATUR, MICH, November II, 1878.
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The Turf.
SARATOGA RACES

SARATOGA, July 30.-Tbe five-furlonc
dash was won by Carlta; Duplicate second,
Zieka third. Time, 1:05{.
In the free handicap for two miles Dani-
chef won; Governor Hampton second,
Clara D. third. Time, 1894.
The third race-one mile dash-was won
by Dan. Sparkling in 1:443; Jennie B. Sc
cond, Volturno third.
r. The fourth race-selling race, one and
one-eighth miles-was won by Dan. u. In
2:0O4; Anna Augusta second, Bill Dillon
third, -:
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Ass.4ssII,,.tIlol, an CAIRO. M.

CAIRO, ILL.,, July 30.-John Hogan, coun-
ty constable, this afternoon shot and killed
Charles d. AFTER, ex-chief of police. AFTER
was seated reading newspaper when Ho-
gan approached him from behind, and,
without word OF warning, fred the fatal
shot. No cause is assigned for the deed.
Hogan was taken to Jail.
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Drowned:

NORFOLK, July 30.-Rey. John r. Young,
ST., prominent trucker OF Norfolk county,
and probably the most extensive cuItiyator
OF Strawberries in the country, was drowned
this morning while out fishing. Mr.. Young
was formerly OF Albany, n. Y, and min
lister Of the Presbyterian Church.