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Il AoUHG WOMAN ASSAULTED. "A very
ho'd e,!crp! at Outrage Wis made Saturday
o7sni:G rH2G tha p 1904 CT Miss Clara Walker
wha iigca IL he capacity OF hired hell with
Samuel T. Bats, Miss Walker, So is often
her cas;cin, iast evening paid a visit TO her
parents, romairiag until about O'Clock. when
size Started for Nj. Bate There is quite a
large vacant c)Ta.r lot at Thirteenth a0d kir e
siic:ia wtich is crossed by pedestrians by 3
dsgcnal path Iii cider 10 cut eff the coruer.-
Wnrp Mia Oar. arrived o: ihis place she
10. X tia psth bat had moi gotten lar aGIoss the
lot hatcre she ~.s ic:cihiy aishiled. She is q
ecE5 limi ei'i about IS yeats of age, end was
.ri- n;nnsa Gin 3s. Gu. ct her wills at the Gu:
scr. Sic atlngeltd desperately, however, and
remembers hesriig her ssssilapt say it sue
cried OFT hn you'd kill her. Ia her struggles
ho handlat her roughly. pulled her about 90
iho ground ~ tho dirt aud ashes collected
thsr,, uoiiE ai.h txlauNiou and fright sho be-
csno powe.ilss Il d., md herself. How the
ere later eadtd tho Sirl cannot say ct present.
Uur nerves we're 20 unstruag that she could
mt e;ve eng Intelligent scooaot Ct the affair. -
Miss Walker il large, stout ard strong Girl
bMt :,aa slgsss haun fxoa!sVeI3 tlGlid snG
iaerfu She ". MA seldom go out a. all 10 the
tvlaisp sod when she did always retufaCd at
or b;Ire q cinck. snl she WAS afraid to DO
aIaEe 10 TO hcu3a. Her ia:her ls Qllnh ny
Walker Who has h;an farmer aud uHDs q
IziIa near Newport, bud whose mind is some
what a.fettd. fer mother and younger sis
Ter iva With her father. where soe now ID
Wilmington, Del Erery Erea'ng.
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FiRGiNIi !Eajy2.

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- ~, 80, n '''o:i = 'n,.l,
lro,,r,,r ''e' N'''I''SS'' Z ''"''''-o
0"-' ''"s'
N!f' =; Is l. !noiai"" viii sa'ry isava
:HEo> Nl!'a;" III !az'o cit:, hi's-'s>:s%'pri,
*aF ~ i0;med p i"!:;,"Fs:': with distin-
*"'"'t' Ia"F'' D s"ss Sac.
Mlss H.ry Blair Grig>hy, Gau4!its 81 iha
Is!e ::yG, Hugh Slaif GriRsbT. vas married 10
a,ia county,, % paqf,.s.sr Gut. IF .Ea lifted
;itatGS bG7y.
Uap.sio Robert Smith, ona ri ibo oIJr,s ard
1acst rrsppc,rd Al: z,ns NJ Er,s.-;,.ehrr. n, Il
I,st E,,I,y :, ~, ca - ~
Hr';,h uas 49,, d y. AZ =. =,
"'a - "' ''E''- 90 i''9S'ieAs"u'S "''
lis me- 81" Was i2r nae? SEsf5 previous 10
The war piamlGcs n@:chs1t tailor Ct hst
town.
W, ,.-.,-, .,,.
t''I'""' q ''' 'H'a's's 'i'uIS, h'ar
Ism f'n.;' haS teaty 2I:nGi@td GticS ndGt~
''df . the u.2in iuiGi:g. iaa Logger ti3or w,Il
reis ,ua. 1tc s,c1nt! soy eiIl i, frc,i no 80
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BARGAINS.
BARGAINS.
SPECIAL fIGT!EH.

SPECIAL FGrICH:
W. Lave inst received IGH PAIRS l.ADlRS'
SAMPLE BOUTS, Freacn kid, Simon and
Pebble Cost Fulton Boots. HAND ShWED.
These gcois lsvs been cert 10 us to Go sold, and
they Will be disposed % withou: regard 90 their
cost TO mako.
These goods ara AL i,at class SD will ta sold
OF great sacr:hca
dec3 ~. 3. WsnDEE. ll0 King 81.
E1OH IS LA FARM Of about 3lO ACHES
a. siusted on Arlington Eo;ghts three miies
from the South cid OF ;aa Long BT'd 10. il full
view ofihi Capitol t}.'i isrm has boon u.ed
AS DsIry Farm 10: tho lsst thirty years.
will Ell ,ho whole IL body os divids it in three
fares q Gbtu. lQJ acTHa each. improvements
coed. Term: eaaV Persons wishing TO inspect
lh5 property Can reach inc sann by Washington
and Chic L. K. st Arlington sislion, which ia
about mile distsGL AID u nile from Fort
Runy Oh on The Washington unt t.icIsnd,i. L.
L. For particulars enquire Of lac subscriber.
decG-tf =. 3. COGSkTT
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':t"H" 10 uisl4EA -tlo7c!nor IIcXEcry: OF
:.tuHi.na. in t.. message 10 ina Legislature Of
Inst STATE. ~hiah AS: yesterday. says:
'IGGth y 10 Tc;a0n iG7 tho Continued cry,
'ru,I il G':snG End hrr Tlpovt rishtd p-cplr'
W I:>Usi !c-I - iha fac. TINT sho ia ri h, and
to!c9 :,ar - IL" front rank Of tia States Her
"a:",.mfnt roll for 1897 shoua valuation Of
S!T-, $50 $40, ,rd f"r ISL $751;, CCG!!9. This il
"r"Gg. "n" ,h0Gid be- cuTIrC;ea- Suth v.ua
,'"n- t3 ia r credit when tho properly OF.
t4;s Stale is thoroughly ss:cssed, oven st two.
thirds Of lts value j. Will show g valuation Of
q lite $50 tGG L01 mo constitutional limit on
| t4Gati.n VIII then bn more than sufficient the
tax Fs:r c.n iEsh be reduced the Stats govern
mel! Sustained, SD oar Stats debt alnua!iy de-
crossed coiEInncu Will TO restored our bonds
viii lie or tho market 81 reLsons bic interest,
Commanding premiui capital will readily frd
! lis ws7 hrfc nnd wo will 10 longer be hulailia-
I'd & the low credit OF our State
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! 3NaGyr,T. "A F&cckirg tragedy is rep;rt-
cd i'a':i Iii: ;2Ii2g. = smoi tago CD tho
N2i,EA sal H'es:ern sad IN Montgomery
Hnun n ia Z a,o To difficulty grew cut
L! Ira ..3:s n!s.; al H.. daughter Of Mr. i. Nj.
\ Njh1IGss VIA hG rtiao.;0u.tIa suitor, tho
52a-!I-.s9 q Nar;ic.css. hlr. Ja!in ". Bar
nc,i, ;*asirg 10 t!.a ;scapaic. Il 10 asid Mr..
N1ti&2I3a- hi0a nGcd ilis s0G il: -..aW 10 )usc-
a1a01a, a;'! 40 + Arlao ald stayed awsy sey-
cr2t weeks 20 hsyi! 8 p2r3ocn cLc,uater. Ga
tha Toiu;a Il Nlr. !E:lnett, N6r;ecross went to
his 3.';-i..~,ew lc:i ieGoo aud csllcd fer him.
e2d OF iIla epp 'a;oIc, itaw q largo knife AID
ih'aai%f"d Il ~! !!u iUHIeaia:eiy. Barrett
i."a'ci.,d - I;!a htus III! tUln sitter rea1pesr
.: 9"1 coua!e 5iir&i si5' qua, leyeei it 81
N'Y!'lT,s' add .ii"G. 10 .hct fakiog effect 10
'''a !'"a. Nlr,hc.;a .hc! ssr;ci for tic
!:cE-e, N:!yu iisI,.rs ii::tSS he gqn down ana
c ~ ..i'@a-i 49,, . !';ia with rtvoi2cr. Oaa
80; g., K ti;.al 10 Nritsc;0ss'S back sod al
";haT cU;tctd bl5 .hai; md c;mo gu. OF | i, eb-
Grs!r0. csustns tgsih 10 tog hluts. B.r-
oot5 s"9 sus;ca3c5gd hms?;f to tne author
ties. Hath ncD hfc wealthy scl bcs! @ good
rc:u;Aie& IL the Gus; u.'y 10 whioh obey re-.
sd.
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CaEpais from aucGiop at p aud So. a yard
iss: opeGed-s! |. E,ohborg's, dec2.lR
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LINEN towels and Crash from auction 81
oac bird u;ua! piic'. Gall snd see st
fec2l [. EICHRERGs
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MEsMEnIsM AND tGE ~-i';ai. N4!ier'. itc
,Gio 90 lis ab1gc agG.c III Ni,mor? lis! On
"Wednesday tvsEiog nrx, promises % b; even
Hh@fn DTf>i2 h;!anAal t:.sa :,i5 iral i,oaufa.
"h:oh C!aN ca - lra t,a,s -,..:.GGaS ii hi
-"A".'. !: Is 81 c,t2T;.iain ~ '0a3 !urrisla5
bod :or after tL0Gg:!j. r@a IL sic.au&;.iy c.
ihyaar. Il il - Gu;t,i-H@ - r",a..kGal'. II
~ - ''a&i,s s'e oiacafpcd .CG tt a,iiI: =
gnat Ill p 81: siIii "a 'nigi!I.ent ncui.t:!n.
ion Of lis oFE@'S md uHvca VII fcO2mpI;>h.
- bsi'ic ;Ae i;.;o:n G,vh WI ie to ) c: l.
l:ary.
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I'll. re> usr uoath, ra2ai!; e q thn G.lGf:h;a
Si1em fKo Ea2iU6 Company wi:i Sa h,li t.
UiIlf2w lyeYlng y. s a'u.ark
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

IharG;ai ! Poe. cnta.Isca;: tie l., & G3iiT G
shore % 80 ii:;r. w;Ii be offered ior sela. 10
'ynni . th> uI",E1: E@Ga', s1-roriar, e, -
u'clhIk.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

~ :FsctA,S FtoJa5ii!t:ss. Dc;. ). l83l.-
-: the Middle S.stcs usr4cr, c,eudg Hesst.-
ar ielI)8cd ~ T2i0. s0l!beg!y Tiais aG! l1rsr
h-EcMyteg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

ltNrEaAHcz -.Ho&,a I.rt! L>t-9 ii
Good i,gn9sr' ur-'a ;G-Tita.. : y2r4l usw
.a@m5eGa ar. e b, sdEi.,a,i Tho ]. Hsn aaw
GuEbcF5 :!.21 r,eubcr-.
4 as,g e1iv Ii los o. i.ic>,is 81 i,o.i . ,liou
IS called tn g1as; 3: F.jipz Z. g., text Friday
20 tIc. dei.22.:s 20 hr H,a;o I,c.l option CO.;
Hta;ion. y! C l,Grs IL I'hg:'oi:ysvile. Dscc1r.-
blr 20
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"L:bsrai' Ed tto party will bs wall
rsme9, Io7 !: t:yss away The creditor evsry
;iE.e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

Fs,WO GEN rLHM En-, or ssni!elnag aid
p WIFE Can gid eo5d BOA I'D Ia q pIiVsIo
family. Apply It this o1iiee. rovZS-lm
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Losses by ire in the U. 8, a1d CiladA IL o.:
tC6er aggregated S. 00l.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21
Mothers! M0thers!! Motbers,!l

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain of cutting
teetht If 50, go at once and get bottle of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels,
aud give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasantto the taste, and is the prcscrip.
ton of one Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. % cents q bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21
MORNING. SEPTEMBER 81 1881

Vi MS PEOPLE Oner Lnelr WnrincsJ SYM
pathe5 TO the Great Father and his
family. He has always been good
friend TO the Indians. We are glad TO
hear that he is recovering, and hope
his life may be spared"
Mr. Burt is printing, in tho old Tip
Top House, Mount Washington, h's
little eight-page paper, Among the
Ct0udS now in the fifth year Of its exist
ence. This sheet is one OF the curiosities
OF daily journalism. Mr.. Burt pub
fishes a daily edition large enough to
call for a Hoe press and steam-engino.
Heretofore no has had to remove his
material every Autumn ard carry it up
The mountain again in the Summer;
but now he has so far strengthened
his printing office against storms that
ne will risk leaving the apparatus on
the summit all Winter,
Statistics recently published snow
that the process Of subdivlding the
great plantations of the south is going
rapidly forward. In Mississippi, for
instance, there were ~, $40 plantations
in 1860, and the average number of
acres in each was 80. Ten years later
there were 6S,023 fums the average
area Of each being 1913 acres In 1880
the number of farms was Is, 205, aver.
aging lS5 acres each. While the area
of cultivated land is less than it was in
1860, yet the production of cotton is
nearly twice as great, These figures
tell pleasant story Of growing thrift
and prosperity, and illustrate in a
striking manner one of the great re-
suits Of the war.
One of the two alligators at Benton
park, st. Louis, was sunstruck, the first
case of the kind on record. The alliga-
tor turned over on his back and popped
out his eyes and showed other unmistaka-
able symptoms of sunstroke, The park
keeper says it was clear case. He
had read OF the way Sunstruck patients
are treated at the city dispensary, but
he had neither ice nor ice-watcr with
him, and, MS il was a bad case, one that
required immediate treatment, he
pulled out his brandy bottle and gave
Mr., Alligator big dram The effect
was wonderful. The patient Hoped
over on his belly again and swan of
seemingly as happy as II big hungry
catfish among lot of little .minuow5.
A recent writer describes the floating
vegetable gardens Of Lake Grinagar,
in Cashmere: They are made by first
planting poplar poles, twenty-five or
twenty-eight feet long, in two or three
rows, twelve or fifteen feet apart. Then
the gardener gathers from the lake
lot of aquatic plants, and interweaves
them between his poles This forms
the support of the garden. Then moro
plants are collected from the lake, and
piled up to the height OF three or four
inches. These soon rot, and form the
soil, and the garden plants frat sprout-
ed on the land are then transplanted to
the garden. At first they are watered,
but it does not take long for the root
lets to find their way TO the water UNI
derneath The vegetables raised are
said to be very line, and are sold at
Very low prices.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulsers, salt rheum, fever sores,
etter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all kinds ofskin eruptions, This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price, 25
cents per box. For sale by. GEO. f. O'HARA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21
CPECIAL ASSES SMENr NOTICE. SPECIAL
~ WARRANT NO l.

CPECIAL ASSES SMENT NOTICE SPECIAL
- WARRANT NO. l.
Public notice Is hereby given that the county
court of Alexander county has rendered judgment
Tor special nseesEiuGnt upon property benefited
b' The following provcmcnt, viz The cons,ruc-
ton and reconstruction OF eidcwalks in blocks nun
her 2, 3 I, ,, 4, IL, II, Ii, H. a. 20 81 30, 49,
80, VI, f., i3, ~, u.s. 81 IS, ~, 50, u, 81! So
w, 80, a. - Ctyo Caro-
Blocks B. IL 10, IL II, II, 81 20, ~, 30 -, 3D. 80
81, rs 81, 81, In the First addition TO the city OF
Cairo, and block in the second addition to the city
Of Cairo, will more fully appear from the certified
cory OF the Judgment on file IN the office of the
city clerk of The city of Cairo that warrant for the
collection OF such aRscssmcGts IL IN the hands Of
the undersigned All petsons Interested are here,
by notified To- call and pay the amounts assessed at
the collectors Office ut the Alexander County Bank
within thirty dNya og the date horsof
THOMAS j. KERTlI,
City Treasurer and Ex.oGico city Collector,
Dated, this 2hlh dAy Of August, 1881.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21

DA1NTER'S MANUA1r--llouso and sign paint.
i ing gralning, varniahiug, polishing, kalaoming
&c, 80 eta, Book OF Alphabet, 80, Book Of Fancy
Alphabcis. So Sign, Carriage, Car Frcaco and
Decorative Painting, 80 Japa $50 urnnmontation
Eook, 81. Scrolls aud Ornamcnw Loudolphel 81.
of booksellers or by mail JESSE HANEY Il
. co llO Nassaptreet, N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21

Clear head and voice, easy breathing,
sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and hear
ing, no cough, no distress. There are con-
ditions brought about in catarrh by the use
of Sandford's Radical Cure. Complete treat
ment for 81
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21
Investment Securities.

Savings Banks, Insurance Companies, Trustees
with us regarding bonds they may desire TO buy,
cell or oxcha &c,
Municipal Bonds, Water Works Company
Loans, and desirable Railroad Securities AZ
ways on hand. j. II. LEWIS \ Goa. Bankers,
" Cedar 81, New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21
WIDOWS Il ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
OF CAIRO.
Organized july 18th, 1877, Under the Laws o
the State of Illinois. Copyrighted July
D 1877, Under Act Of Congress.
OFFICERS:
BOARD OF MANAGERS.

BOARD OF MANAGERS:
William Stratton, of Stratton Il Bird, Wholesale
grocers; Paul G. Schulz, wholesale and retail drug.
gistj HaEen leighton, co nmission merchant; Jas
s, McGahey, lumber dealer; j. j. Gordon, phys.
iciau j "A, Goldstlne, of00ldstine Il Rosenwater,
Wholesale and retail dry goods, etc. VIM. II. pitch.
or, general agent; HenryB Ellis, city printer and
book binder; Chesley Haynes Cooper; Jno. 9.
White, assistant secretary and solicitor: Albert
Lewis, dealer IN nour and grain; r. lIross, .prcsi.
dent Alcxandef County Bank; G, W. Hendricks.
contractor and builder Cyrus Close, general
agent; Thomas Lewis secretary and attorney st
lawi l.. y, Thomas, broom manufacturer; W. 4
Russell, contractor and builder; G. r. Rudd
agent q. 81. l.. IN o. railaoad Noses Phillips, car
penter; II A. Chumbley, contractor, Cairo, Ills,
l,ey, j.. spencer clergyman, 80 Lenis, No. =. II.
Bcthunc, circuit clerk, Mississippi county, Charles
ton, Mo-, j. II Moore LAWYER, Commerce, Mo;
y, Singctary, physician, Arlington, Ky, j. w.
Tarry, physician. Fulton, Kv,; VIM, Ryan, farmer,
Murry, Nv. ; a. Steinbach, manufacturer Of sad.
dlorv, Evansville, Ind Ike Anderson, secretary
10 superintendent c. 81. L. N o. railroad, Jack.
SON Tenn, Is Robertson. phvsiciAn, White
Vile, Tenn: Thonus A. Osborn, harness maker,
Bolivar, Tenn. Vim. l.. Walker, "Dixie Adycr.
,ising Agen2" Holly Springs, Mas. IN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21
ALL SORTS.

The surf at Newport is now full Of
diving bellies.
lets strip the light fantastic toe,"
said the chiropodist to his patient.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21
RURAL WALKS,
MOUNTAIN SCENERY

ICE IN ABUNDANCE. The table is spread
with all the delicacies of the season The
waters are minere' appetizing and health giving,
and their beneficial effects are felt Immediately.
j. r. BROWN, ProprietOr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-21

Mrs j u ROBERTSON, Plltebnrg, Pa writes. II
was suffering from general debility, want Of ap
petite constipation etc, 70 that life wa burden;
after using Burdock Blood Biters felt better than
for years can not praise your btters too much"
r. Gibbs, of Buffalo N Y writes. ''Your Bur.
dock Blood Bitters IN chronic diseases of the blood
liver and kdnevs, have been sgnally marked with
success have used them myself with the beet
results Tor t0rpdy OF the liver and In the case OF
alrlend OF NINE suffering from dropsy, the effect
was marvellous
Bruce Turner, Rochester, n y, writes: ~
have been subject to serious disorder of the kid
ntys ana unable 10 attend 10 business; Burdock
Blood BIZ ters relieved me before half bottle was
used. feel confident that they will entirely cure
me-
suffered with Il dull pain through my left lung and
shoulder Lost my spirits appetite and color, and
could with difficulty keep mp ell day. Took yOur
Burd0ck Blood Bitters az directed and have felt no
pain since fret week after ueng them"
W. :;oah Bates, Elmira, N y, writcs. "About
four years ago had an attack of bilious fever, and
never fully recoyere d. Nv digestive organs were
weakened, and would be completely Frustrated
for days. After using two bottles Of your Burdock
Blood Bitters the Improvement WAS 80 Visible that
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c, Blacket Robinson, proprietor Of the Canada
Presbyterian, Toronto, Ont, writes: "FOr wears
suffer greatly from Oft recurring head
uset your Burd0ck Blood Bltiers with happieat re-
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Mrs Ira Mulholland, Albany, N. D., writes; For
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ious headaches, dvspepsis aud complaints pc
cnliar 20 nv sex, SincN uslng your Bnrdock
BlootBiiter am entireiy relieved
PRICE,, 81 PER BOTTLE: sANpLE SIZE 10 CTS.
FOSTER, MILBURN & co., PrOp'rs,
BUFFALO, N. Y
Forsale by PAUL G. sCHUH, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-13

Read the following from the Providence
tR. /. Journal, and then stand amazed a'
The unblushiug audacity OF that paper when
n mites the condition OF our contented me-
grocs;
"some Of The children are compelled 70
work more hours than they ought TO. 10
90 into factory after hssty breakfast
often very poor one-and walk OF a nal
mile or more, at half-past 9 In tue morn
ing, and be kept upon their feet until 10
the evening, sometimes till 10, with only
forly.iive minutes for dinner, Is too mucn
TO require OF children Of tender years sno
slender constitutions. But not lew cnll'
dren under the age Of fourteen are DOING
Just this-even within the limits OF the Gil!
OF Providence"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-13

Iowa IN LISE.-Mr. Dennis O'Keefe, Of
Raymond, Iowa, says: Ny wife had rheu-
matsm for the past four or five years. i
procured q bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil from
Messrs. Wangler Brothers, the use Of which
cured her completely. In case OF neural
gia in the head 1t had the same happy re-
suit. Mr.. Peter Stallman, OF Bennington
township, says that ST. Jacobs Oil cured
him OF rheumatism, as also kidney. disease.
Mr.. II. w. Briden, OF the same township,
reports himself cured OF rheumatism by the
use Of st. Jacobs OIL. Mr.. William Beckel,
OF Mount Vernon township, thus OBJ
serves: bought a bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil
from Messrs. Wangler Brothers. Suffering
with very severe attack Of collie ] took a
dose internally, and in .fce minutes ! was
cured. II is the best liniment or pain-killer
ever saw. Mr.. William Schroeder, OF
Gilbertsville, says ST. Jacobs Oil Is the best
cure for rheumatism he ever found; Ia ad.
dition 1t has proved Indispensable for
horses and stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nh ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF
sEAsONABLE DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED AT SYCJE BROTHERS..


500 MARsEILLEs QUILTS at SO worth as;
l75 MARsETLLES QUILTS at a worth sc;
400 MARsEILLEs QUILTS at 81 worth sl.50 {;
100 mARsEifLEs QUILTS AZ SOC. worth 81
ION lozen GERMAN LINEN TOWELS at IL lc'
aoo DOZEN rUwELs at sySc. cash worth I2ac.;
$50 dozen TGWELs 2, DC saih Torfh lo s;,h,,v
damaged. a. 50c. per yard worth double the
money-sm, 'ngst them some colored;
500 HEMsTITCHRD BANDkERChIEFs at
500 HtEMsTiTcHfp HANDKERCHIEF at
l2kc worth 2jc.: ,
l 900 HEMsTITCHED HANDkERCHltfS al
100 pieces Of PLAID MUSLIN At 0c. per yard ;
so pieces OF PLAID MU.LIHat I2kc; per SarI
80 pieces. OF PLAID MUSLIN at io'ae per
yard-nucb below REGULAR prices;
10 pieces LINEN suEETjNG AZ 90c. and 81
per yard, JUST ia season. 10 be closed out;
10 pieces PILLOW. CASE LINEN az mucb Tess
ia LINEN FOR UNDERG ARsGNTs at 45 s-sd
Soc per yard; $500.
The largest stock Of HAMBURG EDGTNG and
INSERTiNGS south Of New York-amOlgst
them some yery handsome patterns Of our own
importation al from Sc. 10 ! PER yard 300
pieces I,ish Laces from > 10 2jc, apiece: 300
pieces ErerlasiiDg Trimming IRON 30 10 5Oc.
apiece full line Of other Llces ssch as are
kept In irst.c lass dry goods house. We are
also otfertngan enitrely new line Of CSsstmPrcs
for mems aU,f boys wear. We call speCsi atten-
ton to these goods tUh a. 10 style 1Hb prics.
The latest slye. Of Madras GinghaTs: 90
pieces Of Linen Toweliing at Toe. WORTH 1877.
sin lef In C1psets we have the largest stock 10
Richmond. wlgei Won can buV at yorV own
price: we sell good Corset at 2jc.. sflll b1ttsr
at 35c.. aud an excellent one at Soc; the FoV-
city Corset 1t ~ 70. wllich is the best ~ Ine
market. Ladies' aud tblIdreu's Hosiery we
save iust rec yed az entire new line, ana are
satisfied we can suit any one both IN price anp
Quality: l3 cases Of Prints viii he sold tins Wees
az much less than usual prices; 3 cases Of liea "
Piaue al 8llc PER yarsl: our Bleached aud Brown
t'Ottons and Domesticsg generally are sold at New
YOTs prices; 100 pie tes Of New Matlings JUST
opencd: large stock Of Lace. Curtains ann
Wnsow-Sbades; Carpets, prnggets' aud Rugs ,~
at less than cost: 800 ~ Aeh mir -Bosons Al ~
and I2c: 500 Ice. Tides al Sc. each. OF siX
or25r.: our 50 Broc ,ded Black TX reduced 10
$3.50; our 80 BrOcade1 Haek six reduced 10
1928 an immense line Of Black silks ~ great
.iy redu ypd prices; 800 pieces Black Cashmere
from soc. TO al per yard; our zoe. Cashmere Is
The best IN the city a new me Of Dress Pliqs
for children, with Gold Tuscl-ihe latest stYle
out (: "A large assortment Of Saekng.-,he latest
shades--as
nh l3.eOd slCLH BROTHERS,.