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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

HENRY NJ. WORKMAN.
IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GROCER. AND DEALER IN
IRON AND STEEL,
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND CARY STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Personal attention given 10 the sale OF GRAIN
LEAF TOBACCO, FLOUR. aud all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BAGS furnished at usual rates.
VIII be assisted By my father, Mr.. SAMUEL WoR-
THAN. late or 4. & y. W0rthaIn 4 90.
5e i4.eod1m
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csc. TO NORFOLK OR OLD POINT EVERY
MONDAY.
25c. TO WAY-LANDINGS EVERY MONDAY
Al TO BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY.
And great reductions to Norfolk and Old Point
all other trips.
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Bv !. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecfs
No. Ills Main street.
SALE OF MOST DEsIRA'
i BILE BnoAD-sTREEr PROPERTY, ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER or BROAD AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. OPPOSITE
FoRD's HOTEL, WITH ALL
THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON.

nv virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 23d day OF
March. e76, and recorded In kichmozo snancss,y
Cont b. Il. lot A, D. 366, executed 10 the under'
sianed trustee by William a. Maury Special com
missjoper by decree Of Richmond Chancery Sour;
entered 7b day OF March, 1875, styled Iann ana
ne re-. Catherine Shepard and ats, directing salo
conmlssionrr 10 execute said trust, ana also Dy y.
y Tanb 10 secure certain negotiable notes tuereii
described and default having been mace IN pay
msnt Of one OF said notes. and being required ny
The holder OF sal note TO do, viii cell AT pubic
auction, on the premises ON
FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH, AT o'cLocKP. NJ,
the PROPERTY above described In said deed: as
follows: "1hat certain LOT and DWELLlNG-
UtuIsE above described. and situated at me n0r,h.
east corner formed by The intersection OF Broad ana
Eleventh streets, known and described In the saia
cause as the Green corner" am.
The improye meuts consist or bARtfE fhAmr.
DWELLING, with eight rooms, and ONCE ironing
ON broad street-making II exceedingly deslrnoe
for \ phy sIcian or lawyer. Also,a FRA HOUSE ~,
on File enth street with six rooms, aud SIAbLr.
The LOT fronts SO feet on Broad street, WIN !
depb az 1866 feet, or lie s, 10 the BUILDING OF
the Court Of Appeals. an ooo
with acc ued interest 10 date or sale; DaiaDce on
such terms as may be announced at sale.
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee:
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. le
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by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ioneer,
No. 1l13 Main street.

A TTENTION, Bull S-TWO
N FRAME DwELLING-HOUsES SOLD. TO
BE REMOvED-By authority OF City Engineer,
Colonel William r.. Cufsbaw, will sell at public
auction. on SATURDAY. June 18th. at o o'clock
p. 81, TWO FRAME HOUSEs-one on the corner
OF Church street and Maiden Lane, good dwell.
Ing: and The other on the corner OF Revidere and
Maiden Lane The HOUSES are situated upon lots
adjoining each other in the rear 10 be removed
upon written notice OF ffteeu DAYS
TERMS: Cash. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
e. TX AuctOnser.
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Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT o A. IL.
for regular landings on James river. Od Poin-
Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, making sure connect
ton at odd Point with the splendid Bay-Line
steamers VIRGINIA. CAROLINA. and FLORIDA,
one OF which leaves there daily at l.. NJ for Bat
timore, arriving there the following morning earlier
than any other steamer Uid Old Point, ana In fu
time for early trains 10 Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston.
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NOR SALE-sUBURBAN REsI.M

EOR SALE-SUBURBAN kEsl'=:
r DENCE on New North road. abou, one III
fourth OF mile from city limits, with twelve acres
OF very rich land-ali under good enclospre. Im-
provements: Dwelling (framcGi win eight ROOMS !;
usual out buildings-such Kitchen BARR, slaoies
&c. all In good order. Well OF excellent water.
session at once II desired. Can be bought with or
without present crops. Apply 20
GEORGE =. VASHON & SON, Agents.
No. Tenth street, shafer's Building
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A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT 30 feet
n 10 inches by II feet l inches. on the east side
OF sixth street near Leigh street. for sale privately
Apply to the owner, at 402 east Franklin street.
te 10 6it
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1890 MERCHANTS SfTsGsJ
OPPOSITION THROUGH LINE TO BALTI
MORE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES

FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, AND BAL
MORE.
On and after MONDAY, JUNE z, 1880
Fare 10 Baltimore every MONDAY...........S1 90
Fare 10 baltimore every TIURSDAY......... 90
Fare TO Norfolk and Fortress Monroe every
MONDAY and returning SATtKDAY, each
way ..s........s. 20
Fare WEDNESDAYS from Norfolk to Rich
tnOnC....
And THURSDAYS 10 Norfolk from Rich
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Steamer j. II. SCHUYLER Will on and after the
above date and during ih@ season leave Rockets
evefy MONDAY and THURSDAY at @ A. NJ.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT. leaving Richmond at L. VI. fer Fortress
Monroe and Norfolk. Return 10 Richmond by o l..
NJ Sunday night
This reduction In fares being lower than ever here
tofore known, the proprietor so cits The patronage
OF the people. Freights at greatly reduce rates.
CURTIS Il PARKER, Agents.
j. W. HANCOCK. Proprietor my 3l-tAu7
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tFor the Dispatcn.I
RclIgiOn-FrOns Talmud.

For the Dispatcn.I
RcIIgiOn-FrOns Talmud.
In very ancient tin es there lived
AT least so then twas spoken
a Hebrew youth, who far exccliei
All youths IN pure devotion.
Though young In years, his nob'e soul
Aspired TO deeds mos, hay:
Ii matteIed noi FOR whom performed
For princely high or owly.
So he to Rabbi HilIei went.
And asked In tones so tender,
In all requirements Of the law
What best he sure could render?
The Rabbi thought--then calmly said,
With cOuntcDance 20 bright:
- DO this. my son : do only This:
De rtght-do otsoays right"
ID. W.B.
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In execution OF a certain deed Of trust, dated 18th
Of February, 1873, and recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court. ID. o. IL, page 81, and by virtue
Of decree OF the Richmond Chancery Court. enter
ed on the 7th day OF April, 1880, In suit therein
pending by the style Of Lumpkin. execurix. rs KEEL
~ et ais shall proceed to SELL upon The premises on
THURSDAY the 17ih dav of June, 1880. begin
ming promptly at O'Clock L. NJ. the PROPERTY
above described, fronting 800 feet on the soulh side
of Clay between Merton ana Kinney streets Zach
lot has front of 32 feet and runs back 1873 feet TO
an alley twenty feet wide.
These are valuable and desirable LOIS. and
located as they are In rapidly. growing portion Of
the west end OF the city. and where substantial Inn
provements are beng made this sale Offers unusual
opportunity To purchase good building lo. well
as 10 specuiatnrs VINO desire to take advantage OF
the tine, 10 make a good investment which viii
prove desirable and very profitable Ia few years.
TERMS: One third cash; residue at six and
twelve months. the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes. per cent. interest added, and The title 10 be
retained until all the purchase-mOney is plid aud
conveyance ordered by the Court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Trustee and special Commissioner.
a plat of the property can be seen at the ohicr of
the auc' Oneer, je )
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BY Frank ID. Iiill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW
L MODERNLY-C CONSTRUCTED Stock
BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. sos. 607, AND 509
'TWEi Eth STREET, NEAR CLAY. Al AUG
TION--By virtue OF three deeds OF trust from John
H. Claiborne aud wife-the first recorded In ID. b.
1917 uage lO7, the second in ID. II. IL &, page
20i, and the third In ID. B IA u, page 169, Office
clerk Richmond thancery Court-haviDg been re-
ouested go TO do by the benelciarcs secured under
said deeds, viii sell at auction. upon the prem
ises. on THURSDAY, 17th Juae. 1880. at 81
o'clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN said
deeds as follows: All that lot of ground In the city
of Richmend on the east side Of Twelfth street,
commencing al point IS feet north OF Gay street
frontng on Twelfth street SO feet and rnnDing back
between parallel lines 1872 feet with TWO BRlCk
DWELLINGS thereon also. the lot ad1llnne me
above on the north with a BRICK DWELLING
thereon, commencing at the line Of he lot conveyed
by said John II. Claiborne 10 Lonis Bremond by
deed dated January 25, lS76 fronting on Twelflb
street Is feet with a depth Of 1872 feet. These
houses contain each seven rooms aud two rooms ia
wing, Kitchen. bath, gas, closets. coal.ctlars IN
front, and are now in perfect order. Having been
built very recently under the supervision OF hrst-
class architect, and being so near 10 the business
norton OF The city. this properly onrs RoOd IN
vestment. particularly rs they are now rented 10
good tenant AT 5000 per annum. 1900
TERMS: While the deeds require about s6.2sO
cash. with Interest, and expenses OF SALE more Oe-
raj terms NAV be announces on day of sale.
FRANK II. HILL.
Surviving Trustee In iirst deed;
RIO. II. GILLIAN. Trustee;
te7 HENRY G.. CANNON. Trustee.
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AUCTION E-TWO LARGE
TJIFsDkY The 18Th instant / will sell, on the
nremlsel. THE MATERIAL IN THE TWO
SHEDS on wharf. both adjoining the Old Dominion
sieamboaf Company's sheds. THIS material IS adj
mlrably adapted in building stables, barns tencing'
&C. aud some fine. large, square oak inner, scant-
ling doors, &C.. In lhem Terms. &c, az sac.
''"S' GARRETT +. WATSON,
Mr. have o'her lumber In my yard that pro-
pose selling a, same time; also. large framed build
Ing 10 be removed. w
lie 14-2t u' f. W.
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HHMOND, YORK RIVERc.CsSn..
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. 81
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPORTA.
TION COMPANY,
ThT 3ucb-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence. snd all New England cities
steamers leave WET POINT, VA. on eaci
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ poon cor.
Meeting with trains frop RICHMOND.
DAY and FEiDAY.
Dif.et sbFsnen:s from Boston via Boston and
Trovdence Railroad ola Vest Point. Va.
q. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V. ID. GRONEH. General Agent, ana
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BY virtue Of a deed OF trust dated May ~, 1878;
and recorded in the clerk ONCE OF me RICHMOND
Chancery Cont in u. B. l12 A, page 4l6, and al
the request of the beneficiary I'm said deed default
having been made In the payment Of certain bond
thereby secured, viii sell nv auction. WEDNES-
DAY the 10th day of June 1880, at 81 O'Clock y.
NJ. on the prem ises. the REAL ESTATE in said
dcedto wit, " All that lot OF land on the nor theast
corner of Franklin and Shafer streets, fronting II
feet inches on Franklin street. AMI having depth
OF 156 feet, or less, 20 an alley feet wide
also, that lot on the southwest corner " Floyd and
Linden streets, fronting 80 feet on Floyd str, ct and
running back 80 feet TO an alley Fl feet wide"
This valuable property situated In the most desi-
tract the attention of those desiring 10 purchase
with a view of building or for speculation.
TERMS The de- requires cash sufficient to pay
expenses Of sale and OUnd of $4,000. with interest
from the 17th day Of November, 1879 but more
liberal terms will be made known on day of sale.
A. j. CHEWING, Trustee.
CHEWING < ROSE. AuctiOnetrs. je Slot
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DATRONIZE THE cIa

PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE
DUCED.
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The fast and elegant iron United States mail
steamer ARIEL, Captain z. e. CLIFFORD, leave
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's JANE:
RIVER LINE.
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DID DOMINION STEAMSHIP I1eReE
~ COaPAEE. s&XdS

stexl1srs-Oi.D DOMINION, WYANOHE. NAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BEi,L, snd RICHMOND
svery TUEsDAl. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al
sbips gong north land at Pier 81, North river
oof Of Beach street. Ships coming south sail froIs
r,xr 10. Norm river. foot OF Christopher street.
These ship are entirely sew, ara were uui,, ~.
pressly for this route.
Tfey kSe spl >ndid saloons, s.ats-roons, and bath
The fare, accom- uoda:ions, and attentions are un
SURFACED. :"
Freight rsceived ,ptil O'Clock p. NJ. daily.
Greghu for points beyond New York forwsrsitd
pessts incurred.
Cabin fAre 20 New y,rk, sla stssrsxs. % aus
For further information sppiy 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN d CO., Agents.
87lo once CoNbanvs wArves, RocketiS.
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DOCK AND JOB wORR NEATLY ~
~ 1CyrED AT TAE DlsrATch rA
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pxpARrUnE OF sYsAm

dor NEW YOR K.-The Old .cSffA
Il Dominion Steamship Company's .ss<'sssses
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY. June 18th, ~ 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock Monday evening
Through bills OF lading signed ard goods for
warded VITA dispatch to all points north, south
east and west; also, TO foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 70 New York, tl2: sseerage, 80 and
rs.
For freight or passage apply TO
G.. W. ALLEN X CO., Agents,
fe l4-2t COmpanv's Wharf. Rockets.
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oLD.POINT SEASON OPENED.
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E,OR PHILADELPHIA AND <>sF$s
Il FALL RIVER.-Sfeamer ALL sasstssaz
ANCE, Captain TUNNEL. will receive freight for
the above ports until TUESDAY the 18th instan
at IL O'Clock A. VI. J. W. MCCARRICK.
je li.2t General southern Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY D.
~ 1850, PASSENGER TRAINS Run A pol
Lows
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1AaEesSsSE LENEe

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD,)
OFFICE GENERAL PAsSESGER AGENT.
RICHMOND. VA, June 4, 1880. }
OUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM RICH
III MOND TO points named below will be on sale
JUNE LIST no OCTOBER lsT, good TO October
81, 1850, at the following raies-yiz:
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08
EIislwOOd.
Hoo la;e tor .sst week.l

On Friday morning. Nov 19th), the Friday, the 26th, 1t was frozen to the depth of twelve inches. The lowest ob- servatian during the week was on Tues day morning (23d), when the thermometer measured five degrees. It was so cold 1t froze our watermelons which we had planted for Christmas, and We had the benefit of the cooling luxury on Thanks giving.
 The first snow-fuil of the season began in Elmwood on hanksgiying Eve. Dur ing the night and following morning snow fell to the depth of three inches.
 The stone-arch bridge, pear the head of navigation, on Grassy Plain avenue, is nearly completed; and, if you are sober enough to keep in the path. you can cross the creek without pitching" in. Luke v.. 30. according to the new yer Esion Of the Elmwood Institute, Is render ed thus '" But the scribes and Phariseea 1 murmured against the disciples, saying. Why do ye eat with republicans and sin ners
 The heirs of Elmwood vihrated to the strings of four vioiins, on Thanksgiving night. We have considerable loca talen in the way of bedu1; but it is not ofter that we can boast of so many strings a I o,, a ant ort a pmattt
 Tho snowfall of Thanksgiving, within one and one-half inches of snow and ic, last week, Dec. 1st. made sleighing liyel, for two or three days and gave our black I smiths . bountiful harvest. The knigh of the ansi Geo. Crane, in Dodgingtown with one helper. shod eighteen horses ol Monday. and fitted part of the shoes. H
 reports, at least. eighty shod during tn week. with all shocs to be fitted afte
 Monday. He once shod, without helper seventy horses in eleven consec,
 tivs working days, and pointed all hi
 Eails BUZZ.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08
Only a Horse.


 Only a,horse-yet, nevertheless. .he'had been a faithful servant i'll the family of his master for more than twenty years, and in whatever position duty placed him he was always trusted and true; the lit tie child and trembling old age were alike safe with him, for never did harm come to any who had occasion to employ his services; end when I was told that .' Jimmy was, dead, Il feeling of sadness came over me, such as I never had axperi- enced at the death of any of the brute creation Only q horse, and yet how much the faithful horse enters into the life of the family, especially where one remains score or more Of years and dies upon the place.
 Children grow to the estate Of man or woma,rhood, and still look upon 'he fam fly horse as a part Of their esiate; and never can its place in their affections bs entirely 2btitefatsd, and it is right that there should 5e cultivated in the hearts 9f all certain degree of love for the doal.s- tic animals upon the farm, especially those which enter so intimately into the home wants and necessities the COW, the horse a q the patient OK.
 Only horse, hut We lay him away carefully in well prepared place in the pleasant pasture lot, where for so many long summers he had fed, and, although long since grown to mans estate, could hardly keep back the tear as we thought koac aceH Jimmy had always performed bis rfiotted task, and for the moment a4- most wished we might call him back tS life.
 Only horse. yetsmany a soldier that went forth at his country's call and died, that the Nation might live, sleeps in a more hastily prepared grave than was the burial place of Jimmy"
 Let lis all. especially the young. whose characters and habits are now forming. learn to cherish kindly feelings toward all the animals, and also to the birds that are so common about our homes, fer the boy or girl that has a tender place in the heart for the humhlest of Gods creatures, will be the most likely to grow up laintt hearted, sympathizing man or woman. Newtown, Dec. 1st, 1880.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08
No. sis BROADWAY, NEW YORK

N.B-A,l co respondsnee sho Id ie v'ih A $. Dsuph as above. Ia al cases he TICK cI s f,,ensSalv g are sen. ars s~r9 rcss oesi,ns' cs.r+i acstes rr A vxf,f frs afs@ ITO posing Q nEer anything else by circular other wise on his oxn behalf or that Of ths Company. ts . s1ptsdEsr.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08

se~ When Cross Mark appears on yoar ydper. IS to notyg you that your subscrip- koa has run oa, dnd unless reRewed u.e PaPsr piit te stopped.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08
Cures Y 4E. cI44itn tArrure's way)
THE NINETY AND NINE"
FEW VERSION.

 There were ninety and nine all peacefully
 slerpimg On their Brauchviile Spring Beds so
 gay. But one poor fellow in his bunk was
 werpimg, As on th; hard slats he lay. He'd been kicking and tuuibiiEg in fear
 frl dream. And awakened his wife wirh a terrible
 scream. Sophia. Marian. Matilda" yell'd he. ''lFhat im thunder Go you s'pose is the
 matter? These sIais are as har,l as a plank 10 me. And they make such q terrible cistter- ! can sleep a wink, what on earth shall
 we do? We never can stand it another nishf, so." Theu sine cca1iugly answered. ''GeCrt1,
 Augustus said she. "SPnd to BrarchviiIe and cr''era Spring Our neishbois all have them and are i.iap- And then with the rest we can sing We can tuck CUT dear noses beneath the
 brd closes. And rest from our heads to the tip Of ou-
 tos-ses. S tid Gscrce, Dear Marian Matilda I will. And sir,iigE; To his office he went. He took frsm his pocket a FIN E DOL
 LAR BILL And quickly to Branchvills he sent. His bed was soOn rigged with Q beautiful
 Spring. And now George Augustus. he sleeps like
 a king.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-02

hunor and compsn;onship and gotten
into the boat. II vas supposed they
came from the wreck with some pigs.
though no traces of the pigs or OF the
getaways we're discovered except some
vrecksgs This VS. some fragments
OF boat with ncw paint on them. The
dogs did not sppesr 20 % suffering
greatly from either burger or Thirst. -
they we're not at all rsvenous when
food and -vster vas offered TO them.
Then the ssvch vas given up Every.
body on beard vss very much Gown
heariened. IS there had been q general
hope and belief tha. the Onfsrtunatss
would be fsund The captain OF the
Witch was now convinced that the
MstbiIds's captains boat must have
gone down with ell on board when IN
the terrific storm described by the
mate on the sight when tie lstser's
bosf vas separated from that Of the
captain.
No.hing bow rsmslnei To be done
bot 30 return to san Francisco. snd on
August 9th the bov Of the Witch was
turnsd north. Nothing Of interest oc-
cured on the bomewsrd trip. snd the
Lsucashiss Witch arrived in the harbor
ct hslf.psst yesterday afternoon
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

= . nsvss-satling Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Eahsastsd vitaltty.
usntnal Weo 4 ness.
opsrmstorrh0s, LOST
AAHHO0D. Imposen /.
81. Psralysi~. and sll
tbs terrible "a, cts Of
self : Abuse. youthful
f0fliss. and escesses d
Dafurer years - such
- LAss Of Msmoey,
Lessitufla Nocfurual
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k@sMion. Aversion = Society. Dimss~s Of vistas,
Noises N the Hsad; the vital a'iid passing unob.
served = TIE uv1ne. end many oshse diseases shst
Iced 70 inasDity and desfh
Dk. nINIiE viii serss to fosfslt FIVE Hux-
DIED DoILsns Ter Q eoss Of this kind the VITAL.
hksrohAfIvk tuDdss his special advtcs ed
tfesfmentl viii not cure. OF for anythtpe Smpurs
= tnturtoss found IN u. DIR MfNTfE treats al
Yssvsss Dtsfasrs sueeeafuny wishous nssrsury.
oousUlfA1Ios vnxy. Thorough cxaminsttoe s1d
sdvlcs. including snaIyus Of urins. IS %. Prjse
o. VITAL kks1ohATvK. t3.o0 . boesls, a. foos
times the eusnfify. tlo.0o: s~nt 70 snv sdds. =
upon receipt 81 psica. or @. O. D.. s~curs fsu0
obs~svstion. snd In prfvsse nans IL des,rsd, ~
4. = NiN11E. u. H..
II Keasny Street, enn Franchises, Gal.
Oh. MNHED KlpNxy hEMKDy, xKruRET.
lCuM. s1Dse all hfnds 81 EBnney ssd n1a11eg
ccnp3sinesy 0op1erh0a, ols<t, Lsseosrhna ~
saie ~ al dsuegtGs: Sl00 bostIs. x bodies IL
$40.
DR. nU1IgY DAuDEEJoH PgIIa, 60 ~
- - shsapsse DYoPEp1lA ~ BIIIOU1 suso
60s nsast. rW nls ~ Ill dsussiso.
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A Western paper gives this recipe for
preserving . bouquet: Sprinkle 1t
lightly with fresh water and put it In .
vass containing sospsuds. Each morn
ing take il out OF the suds and lay it
sideways in clean water; keep it there
. miauts or two. then take il out, and
sprinkle the flowers lightly by the
hand with wafer Replace il in the
suds. snd IL will bloom A. freshly ~
when FIRST gathered. Change ths snds
every three or four days This method
vail keep bouquet beautiful for ct
least month.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-02

A Frenchman Who has Travelled ell
over the world says that American
people sre the most serious he ever en-
oounsered.
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