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WHO + MR>. WiNSLcWI

4 this qu,>ll d f,,qi'uty asked we VII .ii1-
ply say That She i,a ia1y ~ho for ubwnd, oi 'i.riy
SER, ha~ unlir'n2iy i yo'el her lima ard iprn ls
female physician aut nurse. pr nciUl.y among
c.i'dr,u. -hr has especially ,'uiiVd 'hr con ,i-
Ion and wants ~ thls numerous cla - aud a. -
suit of his rR ~ aud practical ku0wlis oh' l.Hcd
n lifetime spe4t a. nurse and phi sica1. o. i1s
compounded q >0O.hiug syrup for children 'oe IL
iug. f. opes fc5 PIE magic, giving rest and hettn
and j., 'noreO-"r, sure 10 regulate the bowel. ~
cou-eqncgre Of his article Nr-. WINSTON B. ie-
coming world-Teuownej ~ bencfictof o. her
rae. children certainly ID BisE Up dDd hess
p. Especially :, thi5 The ct-c .n tbi ely. NIst
quantities II the S1Jihipg >yrGp are DAILY rDii
aldusel here. We think Mr.. WlSnLOW o.. im-
mortal z,J her name by hi, ,nyalu1bic aricl' arG
", -lncerrly helieyc thousands Of Children have
been ,ayed from an cary grave by ~ Umiy 80 +,
AID thai millions yeg unnogd viii share g., b,u'l.s
aud unite Ia calling her blessed. NJ MOTHER Aa5
discharged nor du'y {" her SUFFERING nat 0a-, ia
or opinion. until she has given u ihr bcpai' ~
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING >YEUP. Jryt,
mo'ber ray IT now. Loiies' Vfstor, No ,rk
city.
>,il b. all druggists. TWENTY-FIVE cents abot.!e.
Fr,.Ea IL. g. ttI
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CRY or RrCH-
NOND, showing ages of dccedeDis, sex, and
color. with nativity, and annual dea,h.rate
per 1000 inhabitants for the week ending
March 9Th:
Cause Of Death: Bronchitis, colored !;
chOlera-morbus, | white; consumption, 5
white, 3 colored; commissions (infantie), 2
colored; Group, white; dyseDtery, CO.
lored; fever (childbed), white; fever (ty-
phold(, | white; gangreDe, cOlored heart
disease, | white; hemorrage (from lungs.
colored; o.d age, 2 coIored peritonitis, 1
eolored; pneumonia, white, 2 colored;
scuIvy, | white; unknown, . coiOred;
whooping.cOugh, colored. Whole number
OF deaths in the city exclusive OF stihbirtbs),
~. Stiil-blrtbs, white male, colOred male,
| c0Iored female-totdl, 3. Age: One day
to thirty, cOlored; one month to six, l
white, l colored-tOtal, 2; six months to
twelve, 1 coI0red; one year to three, 2 white.
! cOl0red-tOtal, 3; five years to ten, CO.
lOred; ten years 20 twenty, 1 white; twen-
ty years TO thirty, white; Thirty years to
forty, 2 c0lored; forty years to fifty, .
white, , cO!0red-,Otal, 4 fifty years 10 six
ty, white, cOlored-tOtal. 4 sixty years
to seventy, l white, . colored-iotsl 3;
eighty years 10 ninety, | white, cOlored-
total. 3. Condition: Single, white, 10 CO.
lored-total, 10; married, D white, ? co.
lored-tOtal, I; widowels, . colored
widows, 3 white, colored-toial, s. Ma.
trHy: Richmond, 10; other parts OF the
United States, II. Locality City at large,
cOlored; Marshall Ward. 3 white: Jefferson
Ward, | white. , col0rcd total. 3 Madison
Ward coiored; Monroe Ward, white, !
coloYed-iotal, !; Clay Ward, white, 3
colored-total, y; Jackson Ward, white,
col0red-total, 3; almshou>e, | white, co.
lOred-tOtal, ).
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The Rev. DR.. Philip Scbaff, chairman Of
the Bible Revision Committee. announces
that the Revised New Testament will be
published by the English University presses
in May in different sizes and styles Of bind
ing a. corresponding prices; that the Amer
lean committee gives its sanction to the
University editions; that the committee has
no connection with any OF the proposed re-
prints and that The publication OF the re.
vision will be precisely on the same footing
as the present authorized version-that is,
protected by copyright in England and free
IN this country.
DR.. Edward A. Stabler, one OF Alexan.
dria's most highly-accomplished physicians
and surgeons, was stricken with paralysis
about haf-pa>t IL O'Clock Monday morning,
Ut his residence, on Washington street.
NJ. j. Meyerhoffer Is appointed postmas-
ter at Goods MnIs. Rockingham county,
Va, rice +. j. II. Good, resigned.
There are a few cases OF smallpox (all
safely quarantined) at Huntington, West
Va.
Theodore Tillon is about TO take up his
abode in Nebraska.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief items. The Manchester Amateur
Band serenaded toe newly-appoi0ted mayor
odd several OF our wellknown citizens
Monday night. 1t was the first time tue
band vas out, aud the playing was highly
commendable.
Mr.. James K. Mcryre, one OF The best.
known aud most esteemed cl,iZeps Of Cbes.
lerned, died at bis hoae, near Midlothian, a
few days since. lie was greatly respected.
and his death IL deeply regretted by the
cor munity In which he lived.
The grand Jury of the Chesterfield County
Court will meet next week 10 consider any
matter that may be brought 10 its at'entlon.
Several cases have been sent on 10 tue grand
jury.
A committee from The Board Of Super.
ylsors OF Chesterfield county are conierrine
with Judge Gregory in regard TO enlarsius
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PROFESSOR CRONwtLL's ART ENTERTAIN
NENT At The Notwithstanding
the lnclemcnt weather OF last evening, Pro-
fessor Cromwell, art entertainment mt the,
Theatre drew a fair audience. The pro
grammc f1r last night was " Rome the Eter-
nal CITY" The views and ant cdOtes OF this
famous c,ty were presented IN manner
that met with hearty Appreciated from the
audience.
Al tie matiu6. thi. afternoon Il 3 o'cicck
by SPECIAL request The subject Of the enter.
lainment VIII be Westminster Abbey.
Tonight illustrations Of Jerusalem aud
the Holy Land VIII be- given, which will in
cude views Of Mount Sinai, Bethlehem,
Nazlreib, and many other places Of interest
in tha, wonderful country.
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MAUD s.


"Tel me something about horses, Mr..
Vanderbilt. That's subject on which you
are as great an authority as you are on rail.
roads"
"Oh, keep my horses only for my own
private amusement, though have no obiec-
ton to let the public see flight OF speed or
ANYTHING Of that sort. The f1ct is, my
horses and nv pictures are my greatest
amu>ements when am done with my busi-
ness
(Which i the best horse in The wOrld!"
That was question putting Mr.. Wander
bilt's equilibrium OF unassuminS simplicity
and mOdestv to somewhat severe test.
"That's touching too near home, isn't II -
said he, with a good.natured smile. After
some hesitation, in which his manlf, st dis
inclination TO yauni any particularly envia-
bic possession of his struggle with natural
desire 10 give honest credit where credit
was due. be said, "Well, | suppose nobody
will deny that place to Maud 5"
"Will she ever bc beateny"
"'Eyer is great while" Mr.. Vanderbilt
replied. with a wary twinkle OF his Shrewd
ewes, and there the conversation on the sub
iect of the milliOnare's equine wealth
dropped.
CONTROLLING WALL STREET.
"Is it true that you can control sDccula-
tiOn i'm Wall street when YOU like 10 do So!"
"W hat nonsense. Why, there are twen-
" men down there who could go round
me three or four times before breakfast
no. not twenty, but a hundred and twcn.
" :"
"But it i, claimed that your ability to
deaf i'm huge blocks of stock at time affects
the market when you are credited with a
speculative move"
"Wbat of that? Supposing that | could
buv or sell 30. 600 or 100, 600 shares at time !!
They deal M 100000 shares day IN wall
street nowadays. should have 10 be in il
all the time TO even attemptit. Raising his
voice. And supposng had IL all: sup
pOsing could get ail the money there was
down in " all street: | should only be a
deviish sight worse of. Mr.. Vanderbilt,
after speaking in tones of great earne>tneSS,
now rclapsed into his playfnly-smilnS
manner. indicative OF so much inward hap
piness and cOntentment.] No. my dear fel-
low, | tell you the licest thing III
this world is to he satisfied with
what YOU have, and that's what.
am. l don't care to accumulate any more
wealth; | havsss much as | want; the only
thing am looking after Is 10 see that tue
other fellows don't get away with what l
baye. The Commodore used 10 say tbat IL
took good deal smarter fellow to keep mo-
ney than 10 make It. | would be very
silly fellow. with no earthly want to I'll, to
60 down into the street and 60 into c0mpe-
titiOn with men who make business "f
speculalion, who, as | SAID before, could
walk round me three or four times before
breakfast any day. No, am the guardian
OF great trust. Of a valuable estate, and
that position aud its reward, ill all my hu-
man ambition and desire"
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[WilmingtOn Sfar.l

Mr.. Royal wrote a reioinder to Toureee's
reply TO his little book, but the New York
Tribune, in which paper the carpet -bagger's
article appeared. refused to give HIM
hearing. The IVOrld, so-called Democratic,
but owned by the same man who owns the
Tribune (Jay GouldI, also declined. Mr.
+. j. Hale, from whose letter in the Char
Otte Democrat we learn the above, says:
"One who has watched the World closely
will not be surprised at this but il we had
n real Democratic paper here it would pub
lsh anything, long or short, to expose the
basenes> OF this scamp, whom the Radicals
have deificd. Mr.. RoyaPs article shall not
be suppressed, however. for it will be added
TO the next edition Of the 'Reply TO the
FOOLS Errand'"
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and improving the courthouse. IT is ex-
Dected that the work Of improyino this oId


building will be commenced In a few days.
The road oversecrs of Chesterfield comfy
are AT work having the roads nut In good
order In their respective districts. Tbere
are between stventy.fye and one hundred
road.overseers in the county. and the lndi.
cations are that all the rosds will be in
tolerable good order in a few DAYS.
The contested case Of fash Us. Acbinson
will come up at the next term OF the County
Court Ii Involves the possession Of a large
firm on James river near Bermuda fun.
dred. and Is set for trial on the fourth day
OF The term.
Arrangements are being made for having
the pavement on Hull street repaired. In
some places il j. in very bad condition,
and at night IL is dangerous 10 walk over 10.
No cises OF any importance are docSeied
for trial at the next term OF the Hastings
Court, which meets Monday week.
Manchester property Is becoming more
valuable, and In each ward there are some
tine buildings being erected.
Mes.rs. John =. Sampson K Brother .od
farm OF 21i acres, situated in Chester field
on swift creek, for $3.50 per acre. Last
year S2.0O per acre was considered big
price for the same land
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Juror Sends a Substitute.

fFr0m the Lansing Mich Republican, March 3D.
Among The Jurors summoned TO sit in the
case OF The People against John Cook, for
an assault on Rice, OF North Lansing,
with an axe, was a citizen whom we will
call II. By the death Of a relative, Mr.. II.
was prevented from appearing, and he pro-
cured substitute. Mr.. a 10 attend cOult
and act for him II desired. On the case being
called, the names OF the jurors composing
the panel were read, and when the clerk
arrived at Mr.. H., Mr.. \. re- pODded, taking
his place in the panel ~ Mr. II. An ey-
animation Of the Jurors followed, and when
Mr. II. was in,err0gated, Mr.. \. answered,
stating that be had read a gre1t deal OF the
case, and had formed an opinion which
he believed would render him ineligible
He was permitted 10 step down. but a.
he was leaving the box the prosecuting
attorney was struck with the fact that
lie did not resemble the Mr.. II. who had
been summoned to appear. tie therefore
stopped him. and said. You are not Mr..
II. What i your name!" Leaning toward
the prosecuting attorney in a confidential
manner be responded, ."NO, my name j.
Mr.. A. Mr.. II. couldn't come. and sent me
10 answer for him. The attorney cut short
his communication by referring bin 10 the
judge, who, when the fac.S were known,
dismissed the proxy Juror, amid the lnre-
strained mIrth OF the bIr and spectators.
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BRIEF ITENs.-Ncd Winston jcolored) was
locked ap in the First police station yes.
terday afternoon, charged with stealing
lot OF tobacco from LOttieI's factory. lie
will have bearing at the Police Court this
morning.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Henrico
county will hold an adj 1urned meeting to-
morrow at the court house 10 further conSi.
der the question relating to improving the
county roads.
ThOGIas Fdgdn. The negro who had his
skull fractured Saturday night while wreSt-
ling with Robert White, was reported bet.
ter yesterday. Whlte was before the Police
Justice yesterday morning aud admitted TO
bail.
william u. LawtOn, John A. Curtis. j.
X. Y. Daniel, and J. l.. Warng have qurll-
tied "a. nOtarieS public.
TIE commissions OF abOat twenty n0tarie>
will expire during this month. They. ii
they wish 20 continue in that line OF busi-
ness. will do well to look to tncr reappOint-
meIt.
Tne CommefciaI Club at its last meeting
elected thirty.twO new members and in
creased the sllaIy OF the secretary to 5000
per annum. The membership i now 40.
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Charlotte ThO,npson Robbed.

TOLEDO. OHIO, March As Chan iotte
Thompson, the actress. was about TO leave
the city last night she discovered that her
iewcl-caskct, containing diamonds valued at
Sl5 900, was missing. The exact time and
place at which the loss occurred i not
known. Her agent remains here TO search
for the missing property. No clue has yet
been obtaincd.
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ICaIro (IlI.l Evening snn.l

"And what can you tell about ST. jacobs
Oili" said one OF onr oldest subscribers.
This was fair question, and we answer
that we are reliably informed that gentle
man OF this city, who has suffered untold
agony and spent mint OF money TO get re.
lief from rheumatism, 10 desperation bought
some and tried II. and declares that ii Is the
best remedy for rheumatism be ever heard Of.
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Work without Pay.

" IIIIlIHkIUn N, u SIuf.I
The Legislature is entitled to the thanks
OF the people for remaining in session a
week without compensation in order to
compete the necessary legislation. BY next
Monday, The day fixed for adjournment, all
important matters will probably be dispose!
OF, and the members will feel all the better
nor having been patriotic enough to serve
an entire week without pay.
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"No, am not worth a million OF dol.
Iars.o said SeDator Brown, OF Georgia, to an
inquirer, "n0r Is any other man IN Georgia.
il hls debts were oil paid. fou0g man."
continued the Senator, looking at BIN be-
n,gnly over his spectscles, ga million dol
lar, is o good deal Of monfy."
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DIRECT CARGO OF COFFEE FROM RIO TO
THIS PoRT The brig Harriet Jackson
cleared from Rio de Janeiro on the 10Th OF
February with a cargo OF $500 bags OF
dark green Rio coffee. consigned to Messrs.
Davenport a Morris, OF this city. The yes-
sci is expected to arrive about the last OF
March, when the cargo will be sold at auc-
tiou
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AID SOLICITED For THE CITY TREAsURER's
OFFICE.-Applcation was made on ycster-
day bv Mr.. ID. 4. Cardwell, clerk and act
in. Cliy Treasurer i'm the absence OF Mr..
Greenhow, who is seriously III, 10 Mr.. J. 7.
EllysOn, aS chairman OF the Finance Com
mttee, asking for clerical aid in the Trea-
surer's Office. He requests, on account Of
the press OF business in the office. that he
be furnished with aid at once: and, further
more, respectfully suggests, on account Of
the greItIy.increa,ed number OF gas and
water-biIIS and the more frequent transfer Of
city stock, that such aid be made permanent
IN its character.
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BENCH.W WARRANTS ISSUED BY THE POLICE
JUSTICE FOR THE ARREST OF j. L. kEEsEE. -
Two bench.warrantS have been Issued by
the Police Justice for the apprehension OF
J. L. Keesee, one charging embezz'ement
and the other grand larceny. The warrants
were placed in the hands OF Officer Angle,
OF the Second police station. who reported
that Keesec could rot be found.
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". d. GLAiR Y 90. have been appointed agents
f1I Jus Mumm Cham)agaes for the state II
Virginia. THIS wine equal, any, aud Ne. n. BLAIR
" 60. propose Ia -cl II hover than any other line
grade Of Champ ghe. Thoy are al,o eIts for the
81 ,rllrni.h l. nirn rhnckNr I'm.
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PuGILIsTIc.-Twog gentlemen well known
in the city engaged in quite an animated
mill on Main street Yesterday afternoon,
which attracted quite a crowd. Officer Mat.
tern took the belngercnts TO the First police
station, where they were bailed for their ap-
pearauce before the Police Justice this
mnrninO
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COOKS ToURs.-Those who contemplate
travelling IN Europe, or ans other part oil
the globe, either alone or with excursion
parties, will lind II TO their advantage 10 ln-
yesIisale the numerous facilities offered by
Thomas Cook & Son, the renowned fxcur-
sion managers, Of POI Broadway, New York.
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PERsONAL.-llis Grace, james Frederick
Wood, Archbishop Of PhIidelpbla, arrived
inthe clty yesterday afternoon, on his way
to Savannah, Ga, whittier be goes for his
health. He is stOppugat FOrd> Hotel, and
j. accompanied by his secretary, Rev. II. 4.
Brennan. They viii probably continue
their tourney south to-day.
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DEATH or an OLD MERCHANT Mr.. Charles
r. Workman died at his residence, in this
city, at IN eally hour yesterday morning
aged ,ixty-eight years. He was one OF our
Oldest merchants, and for some years before
the war carried on a very extensive south
EN- and West India trade. More recently be
was engaged in general commission bn>i'
ness. His funeral will take place this after
noon at O'Clock from the First Bapti,i
church, Of which be has been a member for
mlnN XparS.
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n n. VANDERBILT.
y,. Views on Railroads. B"ssness'
Wall street. &c.

,,~,. IRE BEsT HORSE IN THE woRLD-
-,- O,TI->rREET SHARKS WHO COULD
w1K ROUND HIM BEFORE BRtAkFAsr-
.,,,.rlru WITH WHAT LITTLE He HAS
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WEATHER REPORT.

,..,c,rroSs roR To-DAY.-For the Middle
cI,udy and rainy weather. stationary
>.'t,ih >.v,,'hcr temocraturc, soulhea>terly winds,
"a loVcr barometer.
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EOUsFKEgP sR> should 40 io the great wet. goods
sale At IFYY BROTHERS and buy Table Linen, tib-
kins. Tnw.l,, Marscie5 Q1ilts Towcning, sheet
ing, PiliOw.C Ca,iugs, sc.
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ror WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
l"s and pl,asaul, with a steady rain at
night. ,..,..e. NJ o..
W. 80; noon. 62; 5 L. NJ, 62; T.
n -: midnight a..
Wen temperature. 4Ss
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GO To THE GREAT SALE OF Hamburg Edqings
ana lnsertlngs. Torchon Edgngs and Iuserlng.,
snd other Laces, all AZ eNremsy low prices. The
above were purchased at the great fire sale IN New
York by LEVY BROTHERS.
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Residence DESTROYED by Fire.
GCorre> >pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
SALEM. ROANOKE COTNTY. Va

correspondence Ol the RlchInOnd IlslnteII
SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY. NA.,l
March !. 1891.
The residence Of Mr.. J. Z. Falrburn was
consumed by fire this morning between 3
and 4 O'Clock. The fire was accidental.
His family being in bed at the time the
house commenced to burn, they hsd no time
TO save anything. All the contents OF the
house and clothing OF the family were con-
sumed. The loss Is abou. $500. No in-
SUrancP. X Y
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THE VICTIM OF A WOMAN.
A Prisoner Tells His Story in q ] ondOn
Court.

THE FAITHLEss WIFE OF AN IX.CONvICT
LAYS A PLOT TO GET HIN INTO PRISON
A SECOND TiME-HE TELLS THE STORY
OF HIS LIFE AND Is SET FREE.
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a CONVICTED FELON STEALS \ Jurors
HAT.-A remarkable occurrence tTIn>pired
yesterday IN the Hastings Court, which al
most literally illustrates the expression Of
ga ruling passion strong in death"
On the Sih Of February last a mule was
stolen from the farm Of Mr.. G.. ". Robin
son, on the Grove road. a negro named
William II. johnson was shortly after ar
rested, charged with the stealing, examined
at the Police Court, and "sent on" lie
was tried yesterday in the Hastings Court,
was convicted, and sent to the pententiary
for four years. A. this was the second con-
yiciiOn, he will In time have to appear be-
fore the judge Of the Circuit Court and have
five years more added 10 his term Of con.
tinemcnt.
The Judge had just passed the dread sem
tcnce upon the convicted fclon, and, with q
know ledge Of other future punishment in
store. he seemed indeed an object for com.
miserltlOn. when 10. and behold, in the
very presence OF the august and solemn
court. johnson had the bodness to steal
the. hat OF Mr.. Il. Samucs, one OF the
jurors who had just tried him. He was de-
tected concealing it beneath his coat, and
the act was so remarkable and so audaciOusly
ludicroIs that the Judge and all present
could not restrain hearty laugh. 1t was
remarked that the negro looked more crest
fallen at the failure 10 secure the bat, with
which be doubtless pr0>pected making a
good impression at the state Hotel, than at
the punishment (?) which the law ordained.
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SAVE MONEY by having your rnting done a, g e
USPATCH PRlNTISG-lioCSE. Good work, Nv
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES.

IT Is OBVIOUS that when the blood become cOr-
fupt the whole system /, corrupt also. The lsrgc
majority Of female III ea.os proceed from hi cause.
The true policy Is a. direct the remedy 10 e source
~ the disease. Dr. TCrr'S PILLS has specific
feet on the blood. I, puriaee. valz-s IT. exp,Elug
al di,ttnper nom the systew.
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES At GRACE EPlS.
cOPAL CHURcH.-The confirmation services
at Grace Episcopal church were well at.
tended last night, considering the state OF
The weather. Bishop White delivered an
inlere sting sermon aud confirmed eleven
canGidates-five males ard six females.
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SUPREME COURT, IEsTERDAY.-Piedmont
and Arlington Life-ln>urance Company rs.
McAulcy. Appeal refused 10 a decree OF
the CnaLccry Court OF the city OF Rich
mOnd.
Tredway rs. Nccllio N Iiadcn. Appel
refused - decree OF the Circuit Court OF
PlttSyNaril county.
Christian Is. Commonwealth. Dismisse 1t.
Law rs. Commonwealth. Argued 10y O..
G.. CLAW for plaintiff in error and submitted.
Magee and Wood rs. Roanoke Navigation
Company. Argued by Judge j. 4. Mere
dth for appellants and W. W. Henry, Ed,
for appellee, and submitted.
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enjoyments that he can reasonably require
without the increasing care OF increasing
millions. A man who has the controlling
desire to accumulate great wealth should be
very much on his guard against the feeling
OF undue miserlnesS. which Is apt TO come
with this eagerness for increased wealth."