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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-16

sss s ~ s.sss Ssass d4I 5ss1s@sss' Ss':
ss:s; :s !: 81 1879 ssss' -
fh's. 11fxs new ~. ll63. stAfss dill.
WALL sTnrsr ygsrssoAS--A DxcLfHx IN
PRICES.
NV yoEK. August 5.--The Posts fpsncfsIsrtf-
was opene6 for 6pslness Al O'Clock. 10 sesord1pce
with The snD mef ensfom. United States bonds are
iow.r ier he . ~, ae5 oihsrwfss are un..aored:
bonds are s,li and rrsaaiar, bat centrally iossr.
&. G. and l. g. iscoIEes fofm prDmfotnt sxceps
uaion. while dull has been ftyeri1h. ana Ihe result
Of fluctuations up 10 this hour "a deefiue IN prices
Norcs az wesasn Is s ows 70 * 1 Missouri s' Ps
elnc per cent. MieBTsn Central ~ Texas aud
Pacific | per cent? ano Dsnsef AMI Rio Grade l
per cent. Df he ffnnk-itne et0f ks. Lake Shore.
New York Central. and Erie have Deea compsra-
lively steady. Tne same Is also true OF the Elevated
Railroad stocks and the er<pgtrs. The MARKET for
foreign exchange Is quiet, bal tae tendelcyis 10
The following quotasohs were current so-ssy 81
irsI. iisx: Isks SHORE. i2sk sichlsas Central,
Delaware. Lacsawsups aud Western. 1873; New
Reading, 628i Northwestern, 1854: 81 Paul. t3S;
Mara, waossa p ana ps s !sf DO pTeisrreS s7k;
aud 81. DO. es; 10. prtierrrd. lis: ono ssd xis.
sissippi. 80; Pacific dsl. 50a.; c. e. aud T. q, OK;
Northern Pacific c0nl. sGAs do. preferred, eO$
San Francisco con-, 4S; DO preferred. 7558: Ces-
trail Pacific, 924 Rock Island. 1861. Louisville
30: Ontario and Western. SO; Manhattan sievsfsd.
l94; Illinois Central, 1917; Canada Southern. 6dk:
Chicago. Burilogton ana Quincy. 1877: Denver snd
prefer red, l034; g.. c.. c. aud T.. s9T Col. Coal,
63; Texas Pscihe. 55S; Texas Pacific l.. g., 6OA
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, August l5.-Yirginia g., deferred.
It's: cousos, sls ,eeond series. Az ,pssi-dae
coupons, ON; new 10s40's. sax. Bid 10 day.
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Cotton WILLS In the south.

The WessOn Cotton Mills In Mississippi,
which started few years since with $780,
600 capital, has been increased 10 Sl,00O,OOO,
and he production Is more than trebled.
In 1873 mill was started at NstchsZ, and,
yielding profit OF 80 per cent, second
NIL j. DOW nearly ready for the machinery.
A company OF New Orleans capitalists IS
building a mill az Canton, Miss, and at
water the machinery for small mill Is
being put up. At Yicksburg there IS 5000
600 subscribed for a new mill, and as much
more will be obtained East. Columbus,
Miss, has a cotton-seed and Oil'mill, and Is
raising subscription for a cotton mill. One
OF The largest mills in the South is located
az Nashville, Tenn, aud q dividend OF ii
per cent. was sufficient Involvement for
building another. The mills at Pulaski,
Tenn, have a specially, aud are 80 oyerrun
with orders that they are anxious TO double
Their capacity. AT Jackson, in West Ten
nessee, the people intend erecting cotton
factory, and they have already about $780,
yyO subscribed for that purpose. Dallas,
lexas. is inauguratiDg $500, 600 factory,
aud Sherman wants $4,000 one.
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IL was currently reported this morning
thal commission de Iundtic0 inQuirendo
Was TO be held to-day to inquire into the
s,sni,y Of a prominent staf-otficer OF the
flrd Virginia Regiment Of Irish Fusileers,
oal up 10 the close OF our report none bad
been held. From the manner 10 which
we saw him fourisbing sabre this morn
ing we think IL cannot be held too soon.--
Norfolk Ledger.
The Baltimore SUMS Washington letter
sAys; The river business OF Washington Is
is,fger this year than ever before. Since the
snannel was deepeDed Is is as easy for large
scnooners 70 come here as 10 90 TO George
sown; so that West Washington " Is ceas-
ing 10 be an eDtrep0t OF the capital. Car
goes Of ice, coal, 6re-wood, asphalt, hsh,
"s'ermeons, &C., are constantly arriving.
Ex-Governor Seymour suggests TO secre-
sAfy Blaine that he invite The German Sseu-
yees 10 Yorktown, as well as the Lsfayettes.
~ probable that Sleuben may have dis
upt relatives In Germany. but be has no d.
tsa descendants, as be was never married.
- said that disappointment caused him
70 come TO America 70 aid he struggling
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Indian Outrages.

CHICAGO, August 15.-The 1ImeS'S spe-
cia from Las Vegas, New Mexico, OF yes
terday's date, says: "Meagre news reached
this city at very late hour last night that
the Apaches bad swooped down on a small
village eighteen miles from Rio PuercO, a
point on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad,
and murdered twenty-seyen out Of twenty
nine inhabitants. The Mezicans, who made
good their escape, were nearly exhausted
when they reached the railroad, and had
their horses shot down from under them
before getting out Of the reach Of the In
diaus.
"From the scanty news obiainable on ac-
count OF the broken telegraphic commuDi.
cation, it appears that the Apaches COM
pletely surrounded the village. thus making
escape for the doomed inhabitants imp0ssi-
bic. Tue track OF the Indians on their out
ward march through the wilderness is con-
tinualy marked by murder and bloOdshed,
and Justly indignant citizens OF this section
Of the country demand that the Govern
ment put a large force Of troops in the field
Immediately and wipe entirely out Of exist
ence savages who are committing such ter
rible slaughter and atrocities among The
whites and MeXiclns."
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THIS STATEMENT is MADE AFTER YEARS
OF INFERENCE IN THEIR USE.

They have been tested time and time again, anu
ALWAYS with satisfactory results. This preparation
inst meets the necessities OF the case These diseases
are all nervous diseases. Let me say Just what my
pills are made 10 cure, and what they have and win
cure: Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sick. Headache Ner-
yous Heacache, Dyspepuc Headache, sleepessne's,
Paralysls, and Indgettlon. Nervousness embraces
nervous weakness, irritation, dependency, melan'
cboly. and restless, dissatisfied, miserable state of
mind ard body Undesirable. These arc some OF
the symptoms Of nervousness. Now, to be fully re-
stored 10 health and happiness is priceless boon,
and vet for 90 cents you can satisfy yourself that
there is cure for YOU aud for So at the very fur
thest that cure csn be fully secured These Plus are
al they are represented to be- and are guaranteed 10
give satisfaction II used as directed. Please remem-
her they are prepared expressly to cure sick-Head'
ache. Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Headache Neu-
ra,oIa. Nervousness. Paralysis, seeplessness' ana
Indigestion, and win cure any case. Price, eOc' OF
six boxes for az 90 postage free Sold by all drug
v,,,s. Demo-, No. 100 north Euisw street, Ba''i-
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Saratoga Races Yesterday.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 15.-The first
race, distance one mile, was won BY Clan
Alpine; Rob Roy second, and Explorer
third. Time, l:44. Rob Roy was the IA
v0rte in the pools.
The second race, distance one and half
miles, was won by Checkmate; Windrush
second. and Cinderella third. Time, 2:393
The third race, distance one mile aud an
eighth. was won by Dan X; Mary Ander-
son second, and Brooklyn third. Time,
l:j6.
The fourth race, distance quarters
of mile. was won by Neyarro JAKE " me
second, aud Marathon third. Time, Il04'
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. August is. 1881.
CAIEQ

WHEAT.-W White, SO bushels very good al ti.33:
az bushels very good al Sl.32; 200 bushels rood
n 81. 2S 70 $3.50; "a bushels fair at tl.26 Ia
s1.27. Lancaster. 90 bushels prim. 81 ~ "a; 794
good at 81 2s 10 t1.Sl; 40 bushels fair Ut si.2e;
90 bushels common AZ 81 20. FuiIz. $50 bushels
cDoice At $l.3l: las bushels prime at fl.30 I,
bushels good al sI.Z0 70 e1.27; AIS bushels fair
At Al pa 10 S1.25: 500 bu.hels tmixei toll at
81 22 10 *l.2S; 100 bushels common at ti.O5 to
Sl.22.
CORN.-Wbite. 172 bushels very good az 67c.
80 bushels very good al 66e. 400 bushels western
al CSC. Mixed. 102 busheis Nety good s 66c.
OATS-l00 bushels very good spring at soc. |:
1872 bushels prime spring at 45c.: 100 bushels
very good winlsrai Ace.
RYE.-24 bushels very good al 9Oc.
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1t is matter for cougratuaiiOn that the
questions in dispute between the city and
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany have been satisfactorily settled. The
terms of the agreement ensure for the city
an abundant supply Of water, both for the
reservoirs and manufacturing purposes by
the construction OF dam across the north
elm branch OF the river Lynch6urg NeloS.
The old colored woman Christina Taylor,
the murderess Of the Fisher children, alter
nately cOnfe>ses and denies the deed. Some
think that this is done as an af1ectation OF
insanity. Others say, however, that her
denial is merely meant as an allegation That
not she but the devil did it By her band.
The ladies (GOd bless them y have deter
mined to fill the haversacks OF the Warren
ton Rifles when they take up the line OF
march for yorktown. and to that end VIII
give an entertainment at Town Hall the
fourth Monday in this month"; WdTenton
True Index.
Ex-Governor BagIey, Of Michigan, who
died last week. left an estate valued at $780,
600. He left 1000 for a drinking fountain
in front of the Detroit city ball, aud another
clause prohibits the expenditure OF more
than $500 for a monument over his remains.
Samuel w. Williams, Of Bland, has been
nominated rs Democratic candidate for the
Senate for the district composed OF Wythe,
Pulaski, Bland, and Giles; David p. Ora
ham for the House Of Delegates for Wythe.
Leondas Robertson, OF Madison, Indiana,
farmer, arrayed himself in his wife's
clothes and sun bonnet and hanged himself
lately. He had been reading JEFF Davis's
boOk.-NeU York Commercial Advertiser.
A letter from RappahannOck says: The
ticket nominated 10 Richmond last week is
looked upon in this county as the strongest
that could have been put IN the field.
The Democrats Of Grayson have nomi-
mated Alexander NJ. Davis for the House Of
Delegates.
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InhieiaI Nominations.

BosToN, August 15.-GOvernOr Long hiss
decided to nominate Judge William Alen'
Of the Superior Court, for the place on the
Supreme Bench made vacant by TIE recent
death OF Judge Colt. NJ. p. kDowlton,
ESD. Of Springfield, will be nOmnaled for
Judge Aliens seat on the Superior Bench.
The nominations viii be seat 10 The ENecu-
tive Council on Tus6ay next.
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ADueIto the Death.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August lj.-Jn-
formation has Just reached This city OF
desperate duel fought last week in the IN
dian nation between +. D. Carpenter, The
Cboctaw chief, and Colonel Amos Price,
= prominent citizen OF Creek Nation. Price
was killed, and Carpenter fatally wounded.
Considerable feeling exists over the anair,
az both men were among the most pTomi'
nent in the nation.
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The Crop Reports.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August l5.-lt is
understood that the crop report, to be is
sued tomorrow by the Department OF Ag-
rIcuIture. will show the falling of In spring
wheat will not be so large US generally ex.
pecied. The corn crop In the South Will
be very small, and the decrease In the west
eru States not so great az expected. The
report will also show decrease IN the to-
bacco crop.
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Inc Patient Passes Bad Might, Rapid
Puise, Frequent Nausea, aud Vomiting
Through the Day; Mach Anxiety nj the
white House and Elsewhere; Latest Re-
ports OF the situation-The Relatives Of
Baron sieubcn Invited TO Attend the York
town Centennial-The Inhabitants OF n
Mexican Village Massacred by Apaehes--
Massachusetts Judicial Nomination--Race
at saratORa-s murder In Missouri Desperate
Duel in she Indian NatiOn-Thc Land Bill
In Parliament-Twelvc Persons Killed and
One Hundred and Fifty Wounded by an Ac-
cident at n Bull Fieht-TroubIe in Sardinia
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Baron steuben's Relatives Invited to
the Yorktown Centennial.

WASHINGTON, August 10. - Secretary
Blaine, through Minister White. at Berlin,
has invited the relations OF Baron Steuben
TO attend the Yorktown celebration. In
bis communication to Minister White Secre-
tary Blaine says: Those who come as the
representatives OF Baron Steuben will be
assured, in our day Of peace and prosperity,
OF as warm a welcome as was given to their
ilustriOus kinsman in the dark days Of ad.
yer>ity and war. They will be the honored
guests of 80 100000 Americans, a vast
number of whom have German blood
ia their veins, and constitute one
OF the most worthy and yalua-
bic elements that make up the strength
OF The Republic. Intensely devoted TO this
country, with patriotic fidelity they yet re-
tain and cherish and transmit The most
afftclOnate memories Of fatherland. To
these the visit Of Baron Steuben's relatives
Will have something OF a revival OF family
ties, while TO all Americans Of whatever
origin the presence Of German guests will
afford fitting opportunity OF testifying
their respect for that great country. within
whose limits are included 80 much OF human
grandeur and human progress"
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nAyKrKs AND BROKERs.

la,e Raj aaSe Booker. tate eash'r PRS Nat bs.
w ARREN Il QUARLES.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
III MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
BUY aud SELL STOCKS, BONDS "osEn .s
NtST. STATE, CITY. asa OTHER SECURE
THIS oS COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on real es's'e.
COMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT aud SOLD.
Pay special attention 10 The investment Of fauas'
~ ts-Sml
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WAsHIxoTcS. August -supersntend.
ent Garlic P. Patterson, OF the Coast Sur
vey. died this sfiernoon, at bis residence
near fhfe clfv
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Cameron COrnereti.

HE REFUSES TO TELL THE PEOPLE WHETHER
HE IS A DEMOCRAT OR REPUBLICAN.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l
ron and Daniel mt here to-day.
Cameron refused to say whether he was
Democrat or Republican. His refusal was
stunning blow TO him in Democratic
Rockingham.
Daniels victory was signal.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT,
Ispeclal Telegram TO The pIspatcl,.

Especial telegram to The DIspatcb.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 15.-McKin-
ney and Blair met at Fairfax Courthouse
to-day. The courthouse was crowded, and
an impartial journalist estimates that two
thirds were with Mckinney. There were a
number OF ladies' in the gallery. Only
twelve negroes attended. General Malone
Is billed for Thursday.
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PIour-we quote FINE, s3@sS.00; extra
90 superdne, t3.75hti.50; common family.
1925 @If6 so; cnoice or patent family. ~ .bc9ts:
Stanton inspection, extra, as; snpcrhne. s5@
S05
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. August IS. 1881

MONDAY, August IS. 1881.
sALEs.-9O shares Columbia and Greenyllle pre-
rerred at s7I, 100 do at S7'9; 20 shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad stock at 53h, 20 do at
589, 10 do. az 53H. 20 DO at 53A; 10 shares Pc
tersburg End Weldon Railroad stock az 3IS, do
at3IH; 100 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock at SOY, 10 DO. al SOk; 5000 Virginia peel
ers at Al.
EVENING SALEs-20 shares Petersburg and
=, - ,...t..n.I .tunL ~, y On do af qOH
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physicians that even II the worst ssmpsoms
now feared are developed he will survive
the night.
THE LATEST.
One or the Attendants Does Not Gem
slider the sffuntfon Necessarily
Alarming, Although IL warrants
Anxfefy--He Feels sure the Morning
Will show royement-sleepsng
Quietly ana Naturally at Midnight.
WASHINGTON, August 15-KidnigM. -
Secretary Blaine was informed at late
hour OF the unfsvorable condition Of the
President IN order that he may return to
Washington. AT 1890 ole Of the attend
ants uPoB the President said be did not
consider the Presidents condition necessa-
rily alarming, although It certainly war.
ranted anxiety. lie had not vomlted during
the past six hours, and his sleep had been
perfectly natural. In the opinion Of this
gentleman everything Is being done for the
patient that professional skill can suggest,
and be feels quite sure morning will show
improvement. Members OF Cabinet left at
IL, al which hour The President was sleep
ing quietly and naturally. Drs. Bliss and
Reyburn will remain during the night.
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PuILADFL RfIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

rHiLADKLP8hA. PA, Augu.t l5,-Caule acnxf
sasSs, $500 head: prime, 6k1ftte, k' s, otge
6fc.: faSd nsa. bNd 6Ae.; common. ft9oes Ills
A,Ca4kc Steep active: sales. az 600 beed' prime
5x1d5Kc good, 5keohc. medium, a4H Ss.' s s5ns
non az = skc csi's. 86e8e. stock eAcs. szee
AZ rs Istntss. sS9s7 so. ross faIy active sales
q 400 neal; selling from sfa 9ae., as 10 qnahty'
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Africa Absent.

A DISCUSSION BETWEEN M'KTNSEY AND BLAIR,
But 40 NEGROES PRESENT.
Especial telegram TO the DlspatchI
ALEXANDRIA, August 15.-McKinney and
Blair met at Fairfax Courthouse to-day.
The crowd was largely with Mckinney.
though there had been three weeks efforts
to drum up Mahoneites. There were no
negroes present. McKinney's speech was
very able.
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81 Teiexfapn.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August l5,-Seos.-s,oess weak
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u,ITr1IORE LIyE.srslCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, August lJs-Esef csttle-f xIeme
tors scarce al shade better: other GRADES. htf4c
hleLer with fairly active market; very hest o1sp
el.r.; arst quality, 4s@5ke. medium. $685.
ordinary, Pa &C.. nOst sales al 506c recelpis,
24I2 head; sales. PSF besd Swne-sunpN
o.c.; receipts, 5.9t0 bead. The arrivals u sbceg
and lambs we're hl.557 head; quotations sheep'S
Ge5c.; ambs, 3,sM6c.
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ANOTHER ATTACK OF NAUSEA.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, AS p. Mum
Officially. The Presidents condition re-
mains alb ,ut the same as when reported at
2.l5 p. NJ, excepting, perhaps, slight
rise in temperature, caused by the usual
afternoon fever. The iebrle rise, how
ever. Is said to be no greater than
heretofore. The patient has been nau-
seated once since the last bulletin was
sent. The surgeons refer TO The last
official bulletin as about covering the case
no 10 this hour, with the exception OF the
return OF nausea above mentioned, and show
no disposition TO talk further on the sublect;;
The evening bulletin is anXiously awaiteu
by the public. At the Executive Mansion
there Is q perceptble feeling OF natural anx-
iety about the patient, but no actual alarm
exists. On the contrary, the present unia-
yorable symptoms are considered but tenn
porary, and it Is thought they will soon pass
away.
MORE STOMACH TROUBLES THE PATIENTS CON
DITIoN LESS sATlsFAcroRY-Hls PULSE UP
TO 1870.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August lo-6:30 Il.
M-fOfficiall. The irritabilIty OF the Presl-
dents stomach returned during the alter
noon, and he has yomited three times since
O'CLOCK. Although the afternoon rise oil
Temperature Is less than II mas been for seve-
raj days, the pulse and respiration are more
frequent; so that bis condition j., on the
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For.
Especial telegram TO the DIspstch.I
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The President
yOmited all day, and was able to retain no.
thing on his stomach. His pulse at half
past G this evening was 1870. AT 8 O'Clock
he was able to retain a wine-gisss Of water
Oh his stomach. At hali-past the official
bulletin announced that his pulse was l2O,
and that he was sleeping. At twenty min
utes TO IL there was rumor from
the White House that his pulse had reduced
10 10. Everybody seems to appreciate the
fact that bis case is most critical, and feel
ing Of gloom pervades the community.
There is a constant crowd around the bull
Ietin boards. Secretaries Blaine and Lin
coin and Vice. President Arthur have been
telegrapbed to come to Washington at once,
and | have information that Mr.. Blaine Is
on his way in special car.
NE TAXES AND RETAINS LITTLE NoURIsH-
NENT.
Before IL O'Clock the President took and
retained on his stomach three teaspoonsiui
OF milk with lime-water, which is the only
nourishment he has taken to-day in natu-
raj way. He Is again asleep at half-past ii,
and the report Is that his pulse is falling.
rHR PHYSICIANS ACKNOWLEDGE Tbs CASE TO
BIZ MOST SERIOUS.
At quarter past IL the White House was
closed, and the members Of the Cabinet
have all gone home. The doctors are all on
duty, aud are moi without hope, though
they acknowledge that the case has become
most serious. They are administering from
time to time nouristment By injection. lie
Is now sleeping, 1t Is given out by The
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ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph to the Dis

ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 1880
A. M.-(Oftclal Bulletin. -The President
did not rest as well as usual last night until
towards O'Clock. His sleep was not sound,
and be awOke at short intervals. Ills
stomach was irritable, and be yomied seye-
raj times. About 3 o'clock be became com.
posed, and slept we'll until after 7 this
morning. His stomach is still irritable, and
bis temperature rather higher than yester-
day morning. At present his pulse is 10S
temperature, 100 2; respiration, 90.
d. w. BLISS,
j. Il. BARNES,
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PETERSBURG.

-o.v or sAroRDAY-LADY KILLED BY
1Hs sav~ = Taa YouSo DEMOCRACY
lls,SpPoRD csNsTEeY.
BiaN'' :, >f ,he Richmond Dispaich.l
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Tho Key To Health.

Have you found the key to perfect health
and strength? 1t il Kidney Wort, the only
reme.:y that OvercOmes ut once the inaction
OF the kidneys and bowels. 1t purifies the
and 10y giving strength to the liver, kidneys
and bowels to perform their regular functions
See displayed advertisement.
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What a lovely figure! Who IL she? would
give u tIfie to lift that veil and ii he mad he
would have seen u face more beautiful than
poets dream, only You could not have placed
u finger where there was not boil or Dimple
A bottle or two Of Burdock's Blood Bitters
would have made her peerless. Prico g. trial
size 10 cents. For sale ut II. B. Cochran's Drug
Store, l37 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28

In sudden attacks I" Of Group for instance, -
and lose precious time waiting for the doctor,
when few drops of Thomas Eclectric Oil,
administered i'm little sweetened water will
invariably check the paroxysms No family
ought to be without it in the house. For sale
ut n. B. COchran's Drug Store, No. Isl North
Queen street.
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aprsS-lwd&w
Great Merit,

All the fairs give the first premiums and
special awards of great merit to lIOp Bittors
rs the purest and best family medicine, and we
know they deserve it. They are now ON exhi.
bftiOn ut the State Fairs, and VIC advise all to
test them. Sec another column. al5.2wd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28
Honorable Mention.

OF all the remedies on earth that well may
claim attention, DIR. Thomas Eclectric OF
commands especial mention. For wondrous
power to cure disease, its fame there's none
can throttle Its merits arc not in the puH,
but arc inside the bottle. Rheumatism, nvu-
Ialeia, sore throat. asthma. bronchitis. diph-
liberia. etc., ARE Mll cured by Thomas Electric
OIL. For sale ut H. Is. COchran's Drug Store,
No. 137 North Queen street.