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rug CAUSE REVEALED.
.,ou VARIOUS ILLS OF HUMAN LIFE ARE
EXPLAINED, AND THEIR ORIGIN
UNDERSTOOD.
,.covsRy or A SUBTLE ACID IN THE
BLOOD WHICH cAusfs PAIN Dis.
EASE, AND OFTEN DEATH.
WHICH 1T GIFTS INTO THE sys-
~" r,NANp now 1T CAN BIZ KEPT OUT.
sout NEW SCIENTIFIC FACTS or GREAT
IMPORTANCE.

- the most Important revelations OF the
w, lime 4 The discovery beyona donbt that
~ le,a I'M the blood is the cause OF al iheomatic
ttN.ssss MS acid ctuses a fermentation. which
,s.t main to The muscles. Sifics thc icinis.
sNs nssts the entire fife. The natufslquestion
sha sso docs This poisonous uric acid yet INTO the
s..sS- The answer Is easy IL y bccanse Toe ktd-
ooo-7 A no, properly periorm their functions aud
- "a mis- acid through The natural ehsnneis,
ssr,trmistipg 10 to get scattered thrOush TIE en-
sre fyshn N. 1his logic l, sc.ehcg' ,, la sVcss cs
I.s,r Sc IL would be easy 10 dam the Niie
Ter talTu>hes ss 10 aitemp TO annihilate contrnl'
"a sacumsiic troue es bs 10 tens sno inooinss ont
Ca ca ,,.slias The sidaeys IN healthy condition The
g :. sraoyed snd TIE uric acid leaves tue sys.
g. ie,,esd OF reinsintv< Ia she b.cod.
- most certain ruer and regulator OF the hio-
- knoTn 10 lDaBkinJ is Warmers Safe Kidney
ircr-ture lie power over tisse organs u siiif-
- sonderful. Read the following;
SALT LAKE CITY. January 20, 1880.
Y A. Uarner Co., Rochester. NJ T.:
c.u.,.mep,-In 1877. at Washington. u. C., ex"
,.,senred = severe attack OF Pneumonis, ttrn.ina-
- AZ ilcpatllis tinfAm nation of The LNerl. which
s,s5rsllV extended TO the kidneys. My entire sys-
- ~ss la a terrible condition. Nv skin became
,.j,,s fry and fcyertsh: my limbs begau 10 swell
80 with certain death staring me IN The face, be-
80 utterly despoudenf. WAS ken. by my physi-
sSs,,one OF the best In Washlngion-upoD an cx-
ins,x. milk dici FIR hyc months. with no improve
meB bal an h :, q" ,n .H s UrnS
~ = council of The most eminent physicians In
~. S,,y Death seemed inevitable. BV the advice
oi lrirnd wss Induced 10 iry MarntTs sale Md
is S5,sforeJ aud verify believe Warntr's safe Kid
NJ ny. and Llyer.CGre lhe best medicine ever pre-
paid. lam, gentlemen gratefully yWEprr, y%WTErSp;
o,s supreme Cour, of the II territory s. OF Uish.
n Il needless 10 comment upon such testimony;
H B nnques siionaoe. WsrreLs S$,e hane 'so s,d' s'
news 1, is pre-euinent, aud for rheumatic treu6ies
mh zs,Not
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MRS. wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.

REV. sYLvANUs CoBB thus writes In the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which we did not
know 10 be good-particuisrly for infants. But Of
MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING sYRUP We can
speak from knowledge; in Our>own family IT has
proved blessing indeed, by giving an infant trou-
bei with cole pains quiet sleep and lis parents IN
broken rest AT night Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here IL an article which works To
perfection, and which Is harmless: for the sleep
which II affords the infant Is perfectly natural and
the little cherab awakes as bright as a bution.'
And during the process Of teehing its value Is in-
caculabe. We have frequently heard mothers say
they would not be without 1t from ibe birth Of the
child I'll II had finished with the teething Il, ge on
any consideration whaievr. Sold By all druggists.
Twenty five cents a bottle. de 3I-eodlw
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FAMILY MARKgrISG-RgTATL PeIcrs.
The following were the prevailing price.
for family marketing on Saturday
MentS.-Beef, 8, 123, mud IGfc. No,
pound; mutton. 10 TO 12tc. per pound
spring lambs, l65 to zoe. per pound; chors'
10 to 12ic. per pound; veal, I2sio lCfc. per
pound; pork, 10c. per pound; sausage, Toe,
per pound smoke d sausage, 1Oc. perpound /:
bacon, s, 10. and 124c. per pound; mid.
ding. and shoulder. 8 TO lOc. per pound !:
cblpped beef, 25c. per pound; bees.tongpc.
l23c. per pound; liver, Sc. per pousd; chit.
Inns, to Zoe. per pound; trlpe, Sc. per
pound.
Fouls and Butler, 6c.-Livc chicbens, 25
TO zoe. apiece or SO per dozen; dressed
chickens, 10c. per pound, or % to 3Oc.
apiece; live turkeys, II 10 81 25 apiece:
dressed turkeys, Is TO 1G1c. per pound
live ducks, 10 to SOC. per pair; dressed
ducks, IL to 15c. per pound-they are very
scarce live geese, 30 to 75c. apiece; dressed
geese, l2s TO l5c. per pound; squads, I5c.
apiece, or 30c. per pair; robins. soc. per
dozen; egg, 12c. per dozen; cheese, Isc.
per pound; lard, 10c. per pound; butter
Tor cooking. DC, fair at 30c., choice at IS
TO 4Oc. per pound; sweetmilk, Sc. per quart,
or zoe. per gallon; but,ermiIk, 4c. per quart,
or 15c. per gallon.
Vcgetabtes.-S potatoes, Is to 20c
per haif.peck. on % tn 30c. per peck; Irish
potatoes, 10 to l5c. per balf-peck. or 25c.
per peck; salsify, &c. per bunch: parsnips,
~ to l5c. per dozen; carrots, l0c. per
dozen; spring onions, 5c. per bunch; red
onions, TO 10c. per quart, or 25c. per
Ealf- peck; rhubarb. three buDcbes for 10c.
radlshes, &c. per bunch. or three bunches
for l0c; cabblge-sprOuts. 15c per half
peck, or 25c. per peck; lettuce. 10 t. 40c.
per dozen, according to size-retail from l
to DC. apiece; popcorn. Zoe. per dozen
dried beaR-, sc. per quart; white beans,
Sc. per quar- blackeye peas, &c. per quart
2Oc. per peek kale-salad, 15c.
per peck.
Fish and Gdme.-Percb, 30 to 2jc. per
bunch; rock6sb, 163c. per pound (ale very
scarce; shad, 40 to 75c. per pair; club,
25c. per bunch: herrings. 25c. per bunch,
or 40c. per dozen; crabs, 25c. per dozen /;
catfish, 10c. per bunch; eels-arge ones,
i0c. per pair; carve fish, 25c. per bunch !;
mulIeis, 123 per bunch; hickory shad, three
for &c; blackhead shoyeller ducks, 60c. |
per pair; oysters, 1jc. TO 81 and S1.25 per
gallon.
Fruits. 25c. per quart
green apples, 20c. per half-peck; dried ap-
pies, 5c. per pound; dried peIches. l25c. |
pound; dried cherries, zoe. per pound;
2jc. per dozen; lemons, zoe. per
dozen; cocoanuts. 3 to SC. apiece.
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The Art Exhibition.

The art exhibition af Virginia Hall under
the management II The Richmond Art As.
soci.,tioB continues IN attract large mum.
bers ,1f visitors. During the past few DAYS
many beautiful contributions have been
added 10 the collection, among them some
old and qusint articles.
! GeneraJ Wssbington's mirror Is loaned
by Mrs. A dair Pleasants. Of Richmond.
The flag presented 10 the "Guard OF The
Commonwe aIth" by young lady of Nor
folk has al. o been placed on exhibition.
The embroid, 'ry upon ii is really beautiful.
The pencil drawings by Master John
H0dDax, OF Manchester, deserve special
notice not only on account OF being nicely
done, but becaus OF the artists youth.
The etchings Of Mr.. Stephen j. Ferris. OF
Philadelphia, and Nessrs. +. S. Churca and
Henry Fsrrer, OF n ew York. are among the
most attractive thin. IS exhibited.
The works OF Miss A. II. Laird are notn-
bic for their beauty. Some OF Miss Laird's
pupils have contribute d number Of water
color paintings, which attract much a,ten-
ton.
"Sunset on the Rap pahanuock and
"snyloek," by Elder, ~ e osl-psintings Of
merit, and take rank with the best produc-
tious OF the kind IN this co,qntry.
iSIuti N hpDVt1atfBA, 'otNh ttfoioo
q Confederate soldier Just after the surren-
der, is another fine work.
The oil-paintings Of Mr.. w. u. Shepherd,
Of Richmond" Scene on Upper Jumrs
River" " Study from Life,"" " A Portraif,"
and several other OF Mr.. ShepberaVs works
add no little to the exhibition.
"Old Mil, Manchester by the Sea-" by
Mr.. A. L. Bricher, of New York, is fine
painting.
:" Flower Piece" by L. NJ. ID. Guilaume,
OF Washington, ID. c., is the largest paint
ing on exhibition. 1t represents Il magniG-
cent bouquet in a huge vase. 1t is valued
at 800.
There are three other paintings by Mr.. |
GWIIaume. His "Arab's Welcome" is |
quite large, and is valued at $500. His
4" Sick Arabian Horse" depicts an Arab |
nursing bis stced.
"Sunrise on the East River" by Mr.. |
Henry Farrer, Of New York, is not large |
but it is said by art critics 10 be |
the best water-imilatlon painting at the eX-
"Tbe Portrait OF DR.. Jeter," by Mr. Ii. |
III. HaIwOOd, Of Richmond. and "Bcggar |
Girl" and Head Of Boy" by Mr.. y. S.
Morton, who is also OF this city, are much |
admired.
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GOODS THAT ARE CHEAP are those which were
p;rrchased before the advance IN prices. LEVY
BRo1HEns purchased 200 Marsellles Quilts about
four months ago; so they can stl them at old
prices.
They also purchased large stock Of Linen Goods--
such as Table Cloths, Napkins, DoIlies, Towels
shectings, and Pllow-Clsiug..
They call tenti0n TO their stock ofsOois IN gen.
cfal, as tncy now show an assortment which cannot
he surpassed in the state. Their prices are always
the lowest; and as they keep everything in theii
line, you can supply your wants without the trouble
os shopping around.
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A certificate OF incorporation OF the Ro-
chester IN. " Eleclric-Ligbt Company was
filed in the county clerks Office last Friday.
The company has cash capital OF 100000.
The Common Council has adopted Il resolu-
ton permitting this company forthwith TO
lay, construct, and maintain mains, con-
dnct0rs, and wires in the streets, avenues,
and public places OF Rochester, with such
connections as may be necessary for The
purpose Of supplying electric light to the
city and the Inhabitants thereof.
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mANcmEsrER AND vICurrrY.

| The Temperance Boom Manchester Di.
uision Blazing. The largest and most en-.
thusiastic meeting OF Manchester Division
since Its organization, or Of any temperance
division ever held IN the city, was that of
Manchester Division, No. %, heId SATURDAY.
night. The hall was filled with members
good and true, and fair and jealous lady
visitors. The following officers were elect.
ed for tbe ensuing term: James A. Gentry,
worthy patriarch; Robert Terry Totty.
associate; William A. Foster, recording
secretary; g. II. Oliver, assistant recording
secretary; j. Z. Moore, treasurer; William
II. WeisloT and Rev. j. II. Eager, chap
lains; II. L. Thomas, conductor; John w.
Mann, assistant conductor; B. Cosby, in
side sentinel; e. q. BIankensbip. outside
sentinel; Rev. J. II. StringieIIow, past
worthy patriarch; Miss Molie Thomas,
lady sentinel; Miss Anna Foster, con.
ductor; Misses Laura Wagner, Julia A.
Biankenship, and Ella Holloway, assistants.
All the officers were reelected except the
assistant recording secretary and the con-
ductor. This Is the first reelection OF d
worthy patriarch on record In the Division.
The nomination was made by j. G.. Moore,
past worthy patriarch, and SC tconded BY
LecaiDeputy y. c. Tfnylor. past worthy
patriarch, and Rev. J. III. Ssringfellow, past
worfiv putrfafcb; ana IL was stated that
I(be reelection was " but q sitting recoe nj.
lion OF the signal service rendered the cause
OF temDeraDce by the bright example Of the
incumbent, and OF the dignity, impartiality,
courtesy, efficiency, and zeal with which be
had discharged the duties Of bis response
bic position" The election was unlni.
nous. and declared omid loud cheering.
This reelection by general consent prevent
ed promotion, and nearly all OF the faithful
Subordinates were retained in their posi-. |
lions.
Iher9 were two initiations Saturday |
night. Manchester Division has trebled its |
numbers and increased i;s Influence an |
hundred fold in the last six months.
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was rainy and
mild. In the afternoon and evening il was
clear; but at midnight 1t was cloudy and
threatening.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: A. NJ. 30
A. NJ, "a; noon. 81; 3 z. 81, 81; ;6P.
~, Ga; midnight, GO.
Mean temperature, 5ss
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tioning, and which we have time and space
only 10 mention, IL
"GoLpEy ROp.v


We merely suggest is name to our readers.
feeling quite sure they viii be interested to
know more about 1t when we tell them that
its authoross Is the beautiful and gifted
Mrs. Burton Harrison. whom some of US
"olGer folks" will remember as forming so
brilliant an attraction 10 the "starvation
parties" OF war times, when she won onr
hearts In her maiden loyeliDess as Miss
Constance Cary.
The cards are already out for
ANOTHER WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE.
Miss Mamie WeIth, so long one Of our
most popular bellies, has decided to follow
in the footsteps OF our last bride. and go
from home to choose her mate; but, we are
happy to add, that instead Of losing, as we
had feared we might, one OF our city's
brightest ornaments, we shall gain new
citizen-for instead Of following her nus
band TO the West, we understand that she
has convinced him of the superiority Of the
OF the Old Dominion. where we
will all be ready to give him an old Virginia
welcsme. ARAAINTA.
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HENRICO NEwS.-The Board OF Supervi-
sors OF HenricO county met Saturday morn
ing, and. after being in session several hours
examining the reports from the overseers
OF the road, adjourned to meet again next
month. The Board has ol dered about
$1,000 to be paid to the road Overseers for
work doue on the roads during the past
year, which ended March 1t.
The negro Israel Robertson who was
sen! TO Jail several weeks ago for stealing
was released Friday afternoon.
IL is thought that the Board OF Superyi-
sors will be unable to engage convcts to
work on the county roads this year.
judge Wadd'll issued q ber ch-Werrant
Friday for the arrest Of William p. Hutch.
inson, who is charged with felony. Tine
officers bad not captured Hutchinson up to
Saturday night, and it is thought he has
left the State.
The Iand.assessorS for HenricO will be APP
pointed at the June term OF the County
Conrt.
The c'erk OF the County Court issued six
marriage-IceuSes last week. Three we're
issued on Monday.
The contract for the building OF several
small bridges in IIenrico county bas not
been given out yet. Proposals VIII be re-
ceived until April 1st.
Some Henrico tobacco QugS) was sold in
Richmond lat week at 1915. This was
considered remarkably fine price for the
grade.
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TIE Mayors COurt.-Very icw cases were
disposed Of at the Mayors Court the past
week. The amount OF fines collected will
exceed twenty dollars. No one was sent to
jail, and but one person was whipped. Jus.
tice james NJ. PerGue occupied the bench
in the absence OF the Mayor, who is, and
has been for several weeks, physically inca
pacltated for service.
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ReDreSentatiUe ChOSen.- Thomas w. Gen
try, Esq, has been elected by Henderson
Lodge, |. o. o. f., representative to the
Grand Lodge, which meets i'm Richmond
next month. Mr.. Gentry Is also the repre-
sentative OF Indianola Tribe, I. o. X. NJ,
in the Great Council, which meets in May,
and was one Of the repre-. entatiyes OF Dale
Lodge, knights OF Honor, which recently
net IN Norfolk.
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PHOTOGRAPHS REEs's GALLERY IS the best
and cheapest.
REEs's GALLERY IL the only one where rally
fine work is made al low prices.
REEs's PICTURES are mounted on the finest
enamelled cards made ia this country.
REES's prices are: For Cards. $50 per dozen,
81 per hali-dozen; small size, soc. per dozen
Cabinets, two for 81 sc. Main street, over South
ern Pxpress Office.
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BRIEF lTEMs--PERSONAL.-A carload Of
900 peacb-trees was shipped Friday to
the State OF Illinois by }. ID. Mosby Il Bro
lher. proprietOrs Of the Virginia Nurseries,
of this city. They have been shipping
largely TO that and other States.
The United States internalrevenue col
leciions for last week were: Monday,
S6,636 81; Tuesday, s6,lGl. 10; Wednes-
day, Sj.Gl0.S3; Thursday. SS,f17 50; Fri
day, Sj,03l4O; Saturday, SG,lS2 81. Total,
$3S. 10000.
Mr. Frank Binford, for many years a
faithful and efficient clerk in the office OF
the Auditor Of Public Accounts, having
some time ago been relieved Of his place by
the Readjusiers, will in a few days start for
Kentucky. Good luck 10 him.
1t Is announc ID that the Light Guard Bat
talon. OF New HAMPSHIRE, will shortly visit
Richmond. Our military will have to en-
terrain them properly, and cannot do so
without liberal assistance from the public.
The Superintendent OF Public Printing
has been written TO for copies OF the bill
allowing commutation 10 manned soldiers.
II ought to be, but il seems is not, known
by everybody that this bill was not signed
by the Governor for want OF time.
The Norwegian bark Left, Erichsen mas
ter, entered at the custom.b0use Saturday,
in ballast from New York, 10 load grain
for EuroDe
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, raioy weather,
warm southeasterly yeering to colder west
erly winds, falling generally followed by
rising barometer.
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Committed TO Jdu.-John Harlow alias
Jack Rats (white) was before a magistrate
OF Manchester township Friday afternoon,
charged with unlawfully assaulting a col
ored woman. He was required to give
surety in the sum OF $50 TO be OF good
behavior for three months, and in default
was committed to jail. The prisoner was
placed IN the CITY jail to remain until he
can be taken to the county Jail.
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Brief HemS.-Two prisoners were dis
charged from the city jail last week. Both
were boys, and were sent there for unlaw-
full cutting.
The court for trying civil warrants has
not been held for several days. Business
in this line has been unusually dull.
The candidates for Office at Ihe coming
election number about tour for each office.
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Roj6ery.-Fridoy night thieves entered
the dry.goods store OF Mrs. NJ. A. Laing.
on the corner OF Sixth and Hull streets, ana
carried away n small quantity Of goods.
They effected an entrance by breaking two
OF the large window -panes in front OF the
store. Fortunately they were discovered
and frightened off before they could carry
away much. This is the second time re-
Gently thieves have attempted to rob this
store.
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ARAMrNTA'S ARRANGEMENT


SPRING B0NNRTs-THE LATEST Styles IN
PARAs0Ls- THE POPULAR REDl SC0TEs-A
WORD ABoUr "LITTLB. TIN-GODs ON
WHEELS" AND "GoLDEN ROD "-wEDDING
IN PROSPECTIVE.
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OLD DOMINION RYE WHISKY eirht years old,
- IL select" and "Montross Rye Wbi>key, sEu.
pire" and "Iryl' side" Bourbon whi,key {" Pits.
ma" "sanra Clari," and all Grades Of C,sars;
hennessy AMI Msrtei Brandy, Duf Gordon aud
otkcr sherries at moderate prices, by
". ID. BLAIR q IN
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SAMPLE MERCHANT AIREsTED.-G. W..
BiIlow, a sample merchant from Ohio, was
arrested in This city Saturday afternoon by
officer Sweeney, OF the Second police dis
trict. for selling goods by sample without a
license. He was taken TO the Second police
station and baIIed for his appearance Ill
court this morning.
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CONGRESS WArxR.--is ,aperiority as esthar
tic and sltera,iye consists Ia tts entire fre'iom
from everything hitter, acid, or crude that produce.
hea,'aclse internal soreness, aud tends 10 destroy
the m,eous membrane. Al Miaeroi waters that are
dangeseas irri'snts may be knowa BY an asic aifr'
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MILLINERY.
1880.
MILLINERY.
SPRING AND SUMNER.

Mrs. +. J. TiIURSTON. No. 3l5 east Broad street,
Richmond Va. has just returned from New York
with Of the largest and most oarefuiIy-selac ctcd
stocks even offered In the ely. Hth R Ihs latest
yclies tor spring aud summer trade.
WEDDING and MOURNING orders promptly
attended 10.
A call l. specially solicited.
Madame DE la FORCE thanks her customers
Tor iher very liberal patronage for The pasi season,
and soliclts a coutnuanc" OF The same az The above
address. Bue notice viii be g!,CD Of the opening.
NH 90 q
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Roofs BUTrER.-A. Cary-strtet merchant
sells. Il is said, from thirty to tifiy tubs OF
oIeomargerine to the Richmond bucssters
every day. Persons who pay from forty TO
fifty cents per pound for what 70 reported
to be A No. l butter had better look out.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done &tth
DISPATCH PRINTING-IiOrsE. Good work, low
prices. ana saIisfsciiOn guar.nteed.
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THE PRICE OF THE CHALLENGE CoFrRg Is 21
|eea's ssa little higher sban other, because Il Is
g great deal better.
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NJ. ELLYsoN TO-. advertising agents insert ad.
ver:isements In all Of the newspapers OF the Unitsl
Staes at publishers rates. Orders left as the Dts,
patch countinx-room will receive prompt aiteD
rion.
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cmppEN's FAIR.-Tbe children w,i
,oId n Iair on Easter Monday at NO. 3sa
east east franklin street, beginning at u o,ciock,
!" % aid Of 81. Paul's Church Home ,,.,r ior
A 4 cod ,ud Intirm Women. Help the hlt'e
S nrss In MI their charitable undertaking.
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DIR. J. WILLIAM JONES on "THE Boys IN
GRAY.n-Dr. J. William Jones will tO-mor-
row night, before the Young Mems Chris
iian Associations, at Association Hall, de-
liver his lecture on " The Bows in Gray or,
The Confederate Soldier as Knew him.
The lecture gives vivid pictures OF the Con-
fsderate suldlep as the lecturer saw him in
The camp, Oh the march, in the bivouac. on
the battlefield. and in the hospital, from
Harper. Ferry in 1861 to Appomattox in
1865. This is said by many to be the Doc
tors best lecture, and is illustrated with
anecdotes, incidents, and "reminiscences,
both humorous and pathetic. No man In
the South is so fully Informed In regard 10
all matters pertaining 10 the war as Ut.
.Jones. and he deserves and viii have a
crowded house TO hear him tomorrow
nioht. This il one OF the regular course OF
Association lectures, and members viii, as
usual, be admitted free.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for tho
mouth, there Is nothing so eood as MEADE b RA-
KER's CARDoLIc MoUrH-WAsm. Fifty cents q
hnfile
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INcIriESr TARTAR AND sCURr removed bv
MEAps, . BAKERS sArssISE pxSrIFRreE.
rfty cents box.
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Bright teeth, and lbs that glow The while,
Give light and color 10 SMILE
And. Infinitely more than This,
Give light ana color to Hiss.
But Goth mus: suffer from the want
OF tae life-giving sozoDosr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

FOR uLckKArED MOUTH. the healing rropsrtau
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MourB-w AsM
are upexcelled. Fiftv cents bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SHELTON MINOR
CO.'S CHALLENGE COFFEE, and YOU will never
have cause 10 complain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

DscoLokED TEETH rendered beawtifully whits
BY the use Of MEADE 3 BAKERS sAPoSIsE DIN.
THRICE. Fiffy cent. box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

SHELTON, MISoR 4 CO.'S CHALLENGE COFFEE
is decidedly The test on The market, and can be hat
at all of the best gTOcers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

wHIrLocK's sc. KEY WEST CIGAR has no SUI
pcrtor. Beware Of imla:ions.