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nEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. {.

Ihe scholastic exercises Of this institution Wi. zee
.-,mcd on THURSDAY, sErTEABkk . 1851.
fYr catalogue of full Information apply 60
n2 ray. =. +. HEALN, =. j., President.
GEORGE +. MERBILL'S SCHOOL
VI FOE YOI-NG LADIES AND MISSES, at
ll7 east Cary street, VIII hegln
SEPTEMBER 20, 1881.
Professor HASSELEFF, instructor Of French
ui German Otler assistance Of the be-t talent
Nil te employed. Circular al the BOOKSTORES
ls-2v
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WHEN A CAMPAIGN AGAINST DISEASE is waged
with TARRANTs sELTZER APERWNT the enemy
takes fight. II IS Tie incompatible specific for
Constipation, RiiiousEoss and Dyspepsia.
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Personal.-Mr. A. Riccio, civil engineer,
lately employed by the Richmond and
Danyillc Railroad Company a. draught,-
man, has been ordered to Grecnyille, Miss,
rs Typographical engineer on the extension
Of the above road. His capacity, which Is
undoubted, would seem to give assurance
Of success in his new employment. Mr.. b.
Grignaschi, in similar employment as
above, has proceeded to Oxford, Ala, in
similar CAPACITY.
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), BUCHUPAIRA."

blAHN lAlbhs
New, quick. complete cure four days. urinary ar
fcctons, smartnr frequent or diGcult urination,
kidney diseases. 81. Druggists.
LEE GALLEY, Main street, do tie best Photo
graphs.
THE STORE or sYcLE BROTHERS WILL Bs
CLOSED MONDAY, and REorENED TUESDAY.
MOL AND EXTRA MISS MAcKEREL, IN kits.
". -. BLAIR & CO.
IRISH AND CANADIAN OAr MEALS at CHRIS
TAN WHITES.
CHLORINE SrRoNriA WArER, warranted 10
cure dyspepsia, at CImIsTIAN x WHITES
TIE STORE or SYcIE BROTHERS WILL BB
CLOSED MONDAY, and HEorENED TUESDAY.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W. D. BLAIR co.
WE>rrIALIA HAMS at Christian X WHITES.
THE STORE or sYcLE BROTHERS WILL Bs
CLOSED MONDAY, and REorENED TUESDAY.
CANNED GOODS Of every description.
". ID. BLAIR & co.
Drrr-srA MAcKEREL at CHRISTIAN &
WmrE's.
FINEST ROE HEnBwGs a. CmI,uAN &
WHITES.
LIQrcns Of all kinds for sale low.
v. d. BLAIR Il co.
RYE FLOUR, "GRAnAM " FLoUE, at CHRIS
TIAN WHlTLs.
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I iEuteroh at the Po.t-oGce at Richncnd, Va, a.
Secohd-clSss nzttcr.I
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THE sToRE or SYCLE BROTHERS Will BH
CLOSED MONDAY, and REoPEyED TUESDAY.
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Electric LigktS.-During some busy
nights OF the past week two electric nights
were used at the Danylle depot 10 see TO
work by. The glare made by them eN-
tended over James river IN the direction
OF Manchester, and reflected a sepulchral
GLOW on houses on Cary street.
ProqreSSing. kaOlin and porcelain
factory between the Petersburg railroad
bridge and James-Riyer Free bridge, gran
tie basement with brick walls, has been so
far completed a. 10 be ready for the ma
chinery, much Of which has already arrived.
Ne,o Brai1e.-The granite abutments OF
the new bridge over Swift creek have
been placed in position, and the bridge IT.
self. the material OF which i now on the
ground, will be completed next week.
The Churches To T0-Ddy-There will be
preaching i'm all the Manchester churches
to-day. Absent pastors all have suDstl-
tutes.
Olunpic Boat CMb.-The members OF
this Club propose to continue the agreeable
and healthy exercise OF rowing on James
river till November, or rather Will not
leave till the ice puts an end TO the Sport
for the season.
Mere Mention.-The public schools Will
open tomorrow (Aonday). All OF the old
teachers were reelected.
Ragamuffins from Richmond have ex-
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r,oR SALE OR HIRE, ONE HUN.
h nREID WALL-TENTs, size l2xi6, Win hyS
aud pos.d TeISy e 1R IS ~ qTBALS%fS ASSFf NORRIS
nOVN" Baltimore, Md.
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TAKE TIE CHILDREN TO LEE GALLERY to De
Photographed.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
vi RICHMOND.


me T0GTY-FOUTu SESSION of uli, Institution
...mluc,- IIRST MONDAY or OCTOBER aud
,rl.ustc- May ljth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-02

1T IS ADMITTED by physicians that dyspepsia
aud non-assimilation Of food produces sleepless-
ness. COLDEN's LlEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC INyiCORATOR, I'm pint bottles,
oycrcomes these obstacles to rcpOse wei uri-
nary troubles, which are said to interfere with II.
Ask for Coidea'S-take no other. OF druggists
generally
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REMOVALS.

DR. c. TOMPKINs HAS REMOVED
IL his Office and residence 20 No loo NORTH
FIFTH STREET, betWvs-l FRANKLIN aud Grace.
SC 22-Th&Fr&eOd4t
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a
the DISPATCH PRINrISG-llOUsE. Good work
low nrcc.. and sItisfaction guaranteed.
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Roll OF H0NOR.-The following Is the
roll Of honor Of Brook High school, Hen
rico county (E. ID. Redd, princiIal), for the
week ending September 80, 1881: First
,ank-Willie p. Redd, Ada L. strother,
samuel S. Stansbury, Susie & Virgin,
Thomas II. Hanes. Second ranK0naiIy
Il. RennIe, Caroline A. Gardner, Pauline
III. Gardner, Nellie c. sisson.
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DROFESSOR l.. y. HASSELEFF'S
L SCHOOL or FRENCH AND GERMAN
LANGUAGES

will reopen sEPTEMBEl, Is. 1851.
special CLASSES Tor French Conversation and Lite
4'urt arranged for ladies.
frWrticulU-. apply az 3o4 east tJacc street.
~ 4-IlIlktr8dlm
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INQUIRIES SCHOOL,

VI GAMBLE'S hill,
800 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
.lgn T. Mcclure UNIV. Of virginia. l'rihcllEl'
D. b. Harrison. ............ l'roi: J.. y iiasseieh
lrly Of Niryiuia). UNIV. of 81. PctcrsburRl.
El Campbell VI. A.. Wash. and Lee Cniy ersityl'
fri. &. Pottus, 4. NJ, University uf NirGnldl'
Seventeenth session begins SEPTEMBER ZlsI.
g...ultr- ia, bo0l tore So s-lm
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THE STORE OF SYCLE BROTHERS WILL BE
CLOSED on HONDAY, and REoPENED TUESDAY.
Low PRICES and satisfaction at LEE GALLERr
for Photograph.
FRAGRANT BREATH Is Away pleasure, aud
you can have IT by using MEADE a. BAKERS DELI
cious CARBoLIC NOUTH-WAsH. II destroys the Of
fensiye Odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth and speedily restores them 10 healthy cou-
dltion. Price, fifty cent a bottle.
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RAILROAD TICKETS.

ID DAILROAD TICKETS
IL BOUGHT. SOLD. AND EXCHANGED,
40 an iumegse saving 10 travellers
COT RATES 10 an points az
CRAWFORD'S
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE
Oc 2-su,TU6F lmf lolO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-02

LEE GALLERY copy old picture. beautifully.
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ELECTION or OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting Of Aurora Lodge, No. 1l6, i. o.
O. f., the following officers were elected
for the term commencing January !, 1882
Louis Aubel, noble grand; w. A. Chester
man, vice grand; John j. Sullivan, secre,
tsry; George w. Fuller, treasurer; and
Lorenzo Grady, Jr., chaplain.
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ADIRrNG ROBBERY.-Yesterday evening
Mrs. Rider, wife Of gentleman connected
with the express Office, was robbed Of 4
fine gold chain. She was passing from her
residence, on Ross street, up Governor
towards Broad street, and when opposite
the alley near the Richmond House a negro
darted out. seized the chain, tore il from
her neck, and made off. But for the clasp
giving way easily she would probably have
been badly choked. The police were in
formed, and efforts are on foot to secure
the bold thief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-02

WANTED, THREE GOOD-SlZED
W CONNECTING ROOMS I'm house vel To-
Gated BOARD, also, will be taken AZ nr-l-cL.,s,
and in family of adults. n desired, occupant will
furnish rooms except carpets, or would rent house
Of eight or ten rooms IN all I'm hr.t-cltss locality.
New hnuse prtfcrrcd Address r.. q. H.,
oc l-3t office oi DiSpGtch.
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DIZZY COODH. NOTIONS, &c.

CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
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w ANTED, A WOMAN, white or CO.
w lored, without emcumhrlnce, % COOK,
WASH AND IRON for small family. Apply at
once al s3S west Grace street oc LIT
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
n A SITUATION As TEACHER In = private
family or institution. References given. Address
"hOlLIE,m care postmaster, Tunstilla station,
New Kent county, Va. S. 3t-s vs.
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WANTED, TWENTY WOMEN AS
w COOKS, LAUNDRESSES, and CH AMBER
MAIDS FOR familie- in and near New York. Apply
tn !. l.. JINIl-,
Employment Agent,
oc 1-DtE % fiftpputh -trppt.
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MISS SWAIN
old DOMINION BUSIN + 5 5
- COLLEGE, .-,.

Toe hfieenth session VIII commence OCIOBEh
3D. Young aud middlc-sged young men ana
!'lls prepared Tor The cOunting-r00m ana ousi-
Tess m general For particulars, address 1900.
81 2-eod2m GEORGE n. NICOL.
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go. 81 whnlocnnr-e. lncludlng ~

circulation ...................... $50 90
Practical. Anatomy Demonstrators CO., 10 uO
graduation Fce......................... 30 90
Good board from : - 20 s25 per month.
Tor further Information apply 10
j. 4. MCCAW, NJ D..
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WANTED, 4 LADI'S RIDING
w HORSE, black preferred, but dark brown or
chestnut viii answer. Must be- perfectly gentle and
have all the usual giit.. address, with price aud
full particular, GEORGE l.. MACON,
80 SU-d lwEElt Clty.
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WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT COL
w ORED BOY 10 wait IN the hOase. apply al
II south Third street. Or l-It
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WANTED, ONE KINGS 1t MP-9lA-
W CHINE I'm good working order. Address
ETTFNGER K EDMOND,
Ninc;Ccnth AMI FRANKLIN ,tr"'ts-
lsfrUmptb. VI.
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ADDITIONAL FACTS.

The connectiOn-pipes weigh ninety tons.
The trench has been dug for them, and the
pipes are being laid with rapidity. Assist
ant Engineer Edward ;. Bates stays on the
ground all the time, and is charged with
the execution OF the plans OF Colonel Cut
shaw.
Mr.. johnson, Of the Worthington Com
pny, has improvised little machine-shop
on the spot, and, with the experts brought
on with him and mechanics and laborers
obtained here, is working every hour OF
daylight, and not only six days In the week,
but as 10 some parts Of the work, Sunday
too.
SHELTER FOR THE PUMP.
The first object is to get the pump to
work. BY the 10th OF October 1t will be
pouring water into the new reservoir at
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WANTED, 4 BOY Or GIRL .welye
w or fourteen year, old 10 help ah0ut tiie house
Apply at $40 eat Clay street. oe l-3tF
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the rate Of 100000 gallons every twenty
four hours. After that date our house
holders will not only have an unfaiIing
supply for their uses, but there will be
enough to allow liberal sprinkling Of our
dusty streets. After the pump Il put 10
work q permanent house will be erected
over II. IL will be SjX39 feet, and have
one 2O-foot story and a cellar under the
engines and roof OF slate. IL will be a
good-looking and solid structure, with
large doors and windows.
To run this pump at the rate Of G,00O,-
90 gallons a day about eight or ten tons
oi coal will be required every twenty-four
hours. The coal viii be brought down
the Alleghsny railroad and put off on the
pump-house siding, where it can be very
conveniently shOyelled into the boiler
room.
For this entire work the City Council
appropriated csc, 0,000,in per cent. bonds,
worth considerably more than par.
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w YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS,
eighteen to nineteen years of age, e. work IN an
ohce. Must De good penmsn, quick and ntelll-
gent, aud come well recommended. Address E.
", care of Post-Oaice Box ~, city. Oc 2-lt'
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-30
DEAD

"She is dead" they said to him; "Come away;
Kiss her and leave her-thy love is clay!
They smoothed her tresses of dark brown hair;
On her forehead of stone they laid it fair
Over her ewes, which gazed too much,
They drew the lids with gentle touch;
With tender touch they closed up well
The sweet, thin lips that had secrets to tell;
About her brows and beautiful face
They tied her veil and her marriage lace,
And drew on her white feet her white silk
shoes
Which were the whtest no eye could chose
And over her bosom they crossed her hands
"Come away" they said, "God understands"
And there was silence, and nothing there
But silence, and scents of egantere,
And iessamine, and roses, and rosemary,
And they said, Gas lady should lie, lies she;''
And they held their breaths as they left the
room,
With shudder, t, glance at its stiffness and
gloom.
But he who loved her too well to dread
The sweet, the stately, and the beautiful dead
He took his lamp, and took his key
And turned it. Alone again -he and she.
He and she: but she would not speak,
Though kissed, in the old place, the quiet cheek.
He and she: vet she would not smile,
Tho he called her the name she loved erewhile.
He and she still she did not move
To any one passionate whisper OF love.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-30

"How could you think Of calling
auntie stupid? Go to her Immediately
and tell her you are sorry" Fred goss
to auntie and says. "Auntie, sorry you
are 80 stupid"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-30

THINGS That PAY.-It pays to have
garden if you will take care of it, il you
do not or cannot, you had better not
have one. 1t pays to make q garden as
rich as possible. Stable manure is, per-
haps, the best for the purpose, but good
superphosphate has the advantage of
being more convenient to apply and is
free from the seed OF weeds. The value
of wood ashes, especially for potatoes.
peas, beans, etc., is very great. 1t pays
to delay planting the ground until warm
and dry, so that it can be we'll pulvor-
lied. The distorted and crooked par.
ships, satisfy, radishes, ETC.. and slow
growing stunted corn, are the results OF
soggy and lumpy soil. It pays to have
walks through your garden. made of
loose stone and and coal ashes. 1t pays
to plant your vegetables in long rows
instead OF old-fashiored beds, and to
use stakes and line in planting every
thing in order that the rows may Be
straight and even. It pays TO rotate your
vegetables from one TO another; and,
finally, il pays 10 kill . weed wherever
you zee il.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-02-28
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE RANCH KNOWN AS LITTLE RYE
PATCH" situated on the Central Pacific Iaii.
road between the Humboldt House and Mill
City stations, is offered for Sale or Rent, on
reasonable terms. For particulars, address
b. f. HURLEY, Mill City, New.
Or, call at Thackers Ranch.
Mill City. Feb IA. 1881. Ina
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-02-28
Wedding Cakes a Speciality.
ID. II. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. &. p. II. IL.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town of Winnemucce, are
or on business relating thereto snouh be ad
dressed tc the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the G. F. r. r. office where they win receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging 10 the com
paay, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend to the matter withous
delay and avoid trouble
no1N y. HASKELL
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~.
VIM. II. VanderbiIts View OF COnk =
Iing-S Course.

Vanderbilt expressed great curiosity
in regard to the resignation of Conk-
ling and the position of political af-
fairs in the state. On this subject Mr..
Vanderbilt said with great earnest
ness: "Mr. Conkling made u grave
mistake in resigning his seat in the
senate. He left the state without rep
rcsentatiOn and the republican party
in the minority. He could not afford
to do that. | have regarded him rs
man of considerable ability, and that
he should have made II aquairel with
the administration is pity, very
great pity. Still, Conkling is likely
to discover his mistake. The party IS
more than the man, and when the
question shall be submitted to the
people whether to follow the party or
Conkling, the people will rally to-
gcther around the party. Conkling
will find himself alone. This is q
mere matter of politics, and that is o.
trade with which | am not very fa-
miliar 1t is the conservative part OF
the world which really holds the bal
ancc of power. | vote when l vote at
all, for men and not for party issues.
| don't think there have been any
great party questions lately, but Conk-
ling should remember that the col
lectorship of the port is as much ma
tional appointment rs any Office in
the gift of the president. The collec-
tor is not collector of New York alone,
but almost of the whole country.
There is nothing against the fitness OF
Judge Robertson for office. His abil-
ity and honesty have not been assailed.
Conkling should have known that APP
pointment to the Office was not de-
pendent on his personal wishes"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09

PITTsBURG, May Cdr. Philip
Schaff, chairman Of the American sec
ton of the Bible revision committee
addressed large audience here to-day
on the revised testament. After
briefly reviewing the different trans
lations made from time to time the
speaker said that for 40 years there
had been growing demand for new
translation. The reasons for such Il
revision were two: lst. Changes in
language. ID Progress in biblical
scholarship. Every living language
changes from time to time. Certain
words have changed their meaning to
the direct opposite of what they for
merly expressed, such as "prevent,'
used in the sense of ''precede," "car,,
rages' for "baggage," and "by and
by' for forthwith" The most inn
portant, however, is the growth OF
knowledge. The forty-seven men who
made King James translation had
none of them been in Palestine, ana
knew little of biblical geoXcaphy, and
they were liable to make INTAKES and
did make many. Since Egypt has
given up her treasures, semi-eXploreu
Palestine traversed, Babylon and Nj
neveh risen from their graves to tcs-
tify to the truth of the Bible and ten
der their manuscripts and inscript to
the eXplanation ofsome of its passages.
Older manuscripts since discovered
have been used in the present revision
and many actual errors rectilicd;
"Strain at Il gnatn has been changed
to "strain out giiat,' and great
many such typographical errors cor
rcctcd. Two words in original were
both translated Hell, in King James
version, Hades meaning the abode O
souls after death, and Gehenna mean
ing the abode of the damned. In the
revision these have been corrected
So also has Il distinction between devi
and demon been made. The division
into chapters, first made by Roman
Catholic cardinal in the 18th century
and that into verses first made by
Paris publishing house in the 1911, cen
tury, have been done away with ant
the text divided according to the sense
'triitcss!,r y" amt" wMRen tii1evt 20 "tfiG tG
true sense, have been discarded.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09
Two Bear Hunts.

! From our exchanges we obtain the
account of two interesting bear hunts
in the southern part of Oregon. The
first is from the Coos Bay Ne0s:
For several months past bear had
been prowling around the residence of
Mr. Nj. krantz, near Dora, and on the
| night of May 9th it went to the barn
and attempted to carry offa pig. Mr.
krantZ and his son were aroused by
the noise and fastened to the scene of
disturbance, the latter carrying n
rifle, which he discharged at the bear
as it was making for the woods. On
the following morning, accompanied
by fine dog, he started in pursuit of
the bear and found him dressing his
wounds. Mr.. Krantz wounded him II
second time by bullet from his rifle
The bear Immediately turned his at
tention to the dog, and n desperate
fight ensued. Mr.. Krantz being un-
able to reload the rifle fastened to
the encounter, and was attacked by
the bear and used up rather badly, II
large piece having been bitten from
his leg. Late in the evening Mr..
krantz reached the residence of Mrs.
u. +. Hill, nearly exhausted from IA
tigue and loss of blood. His wounds
were properly dressed and he is doing
well. On the following day Mr.. T..
w. Tombkins and others found the
bear, n large cinnamon, dead, but the
dog, although greatly the worse for
wear, was master of the situation.
The second story comes from Risley,
Lake county, Oregon:
Grizzly bears have been making sad
havoc among the cattle in this section.
They have killed two cows and one
calf. The enterprising citizens of the
valley offered "a bounty for bear scalps.
and w. Hanchett Immediately armed
himself with Il Remington ii-callibre,
and went in quest Of bruin. He killed
a very large female grizzly, and would
have killed another one but for his
having to seek safety in the elevated
bough of u convenient tree. Follow
ing her up next morning he found the
wounded bear dead.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-09

Against the contingency OF imeSs p,,;. ~
with him Hostctter's stomFn p.'t.
occasion TO congratulate himrm Ell on n
siyht. when he sees Others VINO s,n, ma
,ac,od IN do so suffering frsm soin1
ihc maladics for which II Y a renI
nrcxcniiye. "r Among these az fever ~
bi,iousncss, constipation ind rheI
d;scnses often attendant upon y
climate or unwonted diet. l.
For sale BY all druggists ana aea
orally.