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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUsr7, 1852


ARRIVED.
steancr Roanoke, Couch, New York, mercllau-
do ami passengers, e.. ". Allen & Co., agents
steamer Ashland. -, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc, J. w. McCsrrick. agent
sf,.,,urr Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United siaits
mali merchandise, and passengers l.. H. Ta'uiiA
suueriutendent. ,.,
BARK John Il. stanhope. DcWinter, orchilla,
West Indies, guano, " order M,
schooner Charley WVoi-cy. Iongstrcetf balls-
more. coal. :. II. Halves.
schooner Walter Parker, Daniels, Georgetown
light. Curgie 4 Go.
coal, Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany. s,...,,.
steamer GuyandOtte. Kelly. New York Ws-
chandse and passengers, G.. ". Allen x Co. agents.
eteamor Fanita, smith, PhiaiclphiA. merehai'-
disc, j. ". McCarrick' agent
CLEARED.
p.., ,..,,et,, Dutch. Kolk, Rio Drande 90
snI Hour Hassll-Crensha" company
poRr or NEWPORT NEWS. August u 1852.
tBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
.,..,,ocr northampton. NcCarrick, Norfolk,
eychaudise and passengers, Chesapeake aud ON"
- ,ii,say tOfDIany and sailed On f,turnl.
"sfearaer Luray, sehermerhOrn. OH Point and
u4nutou. merchandise and passengers. hsss-
reake aud ohio Railway Company lana sale" Q"
returnl. A, -, ,,.s.
steamer Accomac, Delk, merchandise and Pee
.eugcrs, smithneld. CHESAPEAKE ana ONO ha'l"ay
Company land sailed on returnl. ,.,
schooner William n. Kennel, soper' baltimore
10 load coal.
c,..m.bin Knnayba Greenwood, New London
| coal Chesapeake and Onto Railway Conpshy.,
schnnner Alert, ChestOpha, Baltimore, iambtr
! Schooner Rebecca Florence. shaw, Boston. coal
! Chesapeake and ohio Railway tohINhy.
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POwHATAN COUNTY.
POLITICS on covRT-pAy--A MYSTERIOUS A.
SAUIT-BAD CROP REPORT

POLITICS on C0yRT-pAy--A MYSTERIOUS A.
sAULT-BAD CROP REPORT.
ICorrcspondcncc of the Richmond Dispa,ch.I
MlCBAUx FERRY, August 4, 1889.
The day al the last County Court (the
lst) being rainy but few persons were nj
court. No business was done by the court.
and most Of the day was taken up 10y polit-
zeal movements among the Coalitionists.
now styling themselves the "LiberalD
party. A meeting was held by them.
which resulted in the appointment of a
solid JorgCnsen set Of delegates to the
Burkcyille Convention. A formidable op-
position Is still against Jorgensen in Ia
vor Of Hooper. Speeches were made ~ n
friend OF Hooper. by Jorgensen, by Ste
vens, and by De Mortic and Allen. the last
two OF whom were very heavy upon Jor-
gensen.
As far as known the Democrats will sup
port Massey, and also some OF the Reid
justerS.
The neigh5orhood about Pincvile. has
been much excited by the following occur
renee: Beniamin Bradley, son Of George
Y. Bradley, Esq, living near the place, y
young man Of about twenty years OF age,
went out very early one morning after his
work-horseS, who were In a pasture near
the house, and not returning. his father
called, and hearing nothing and seeing the
horses grazing upon hill not far OFF, went
in search Of him aud found him insensible,
lying near a branch. in the path, with
several severe wounds on the upper part OF
his face and forehead. He had the appear
ancc OF having been dragged TO a thicket
after he was struck. 1t was at first thought
that the wounds were occasioned by one Of
the horses he was attempting 10 catch, but
since his senses have returned he says lie
was struck by an unknown negro. He
has, however. entirely recovered, although
at the time his condition was regarded as
extremely critical He knows OF no
enemy or any person having any ill-will
for him.
Although in the county there have been
few slight and partial rains in the last
three months, the prospect until few days
ago was as bad for corn and tobacco as it
was last year. We have now had some
very good rains, but not enough yet to
plough. The tobacco crop was not planted,
in consequence OF the dry weather, in May
and June, and the little that stood is look
ing very badly. The oat crop was an en-
tire failure. The wheat crop was n good
one, and it is now hoped W. will make
enough corn. which although is and has
been all the year scarce and high nobody
in the county has really suffered as IN other
places. y.
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Tho YellOW.reyer.

GALVESTON, August THE cases Of sus.
picious sickness on the schooner Henrietta,
from Matamoras, now lying at quarantine
station. five and half miles from the city
have developed In yellow-fever. One death
occurred on board.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, August There
was one death from yellow-fever during the
twcnty-four hours ending yesterday and
eighteen new cases. DIR. Swearinger, State
health officer, stated officially that the sick
ness under which the Mayor and others
have been suffering Is yellow-fever. Citi-
zens object to DIR. Swearinger visiting Mat
amoras and returning here.
MATAh0RAs, August There have been
seven deaths from yellow-fever here and
the number OF new cases has increased.
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rorty.seyenth COngress-Ffrst soss'o"
WASHINGTON, August y Ioo-'
SENATE.


,o,;o,olv after assembling the Senate
,,;innnsed with the reading Of the journal
.'5 committed the consideration OF suh9rS
an" l,,,oc nv unanimous consent, as io-
lows: MI uouso hill nen-
-, the widow Of the late BrlgauleI-
General Ramsey was passed an
~, wotion Of Mr.. Morrill,, House Dill re-
IL, the section OF the Revised Statues
ip,'h'ah ,mnoses an export tax on topacco
"1 on motion of Mr.. Butler, senate JON!
uoSoI,tjon allowing per diem employees o.
10 senate an extra months pay was passed.
House bills granting right OF way 10 .n'
,anpsorville and Augusta Railroad Voni'
oany and referring the claims OF tht cay.
inrs oi the Albemarle TO the .ooi' VI
Claims were considered and passed..
Mr. Allison, from the Approprla.i1,n..'
conmittee. reported House JOINT resoiu
,,on annropriating 100000 to supply tn'
dosciency in the appropriation Tor the Zee
~ ITn;ted States district attorneys ioi 'n'
last fiscal year. Passed. ,,.oo
N' NJ Rollins, from the Naval Commit -,
.,n,,ed House resolution instructihg III
lepat of the Navy 10 convene cour
% innmirv 10 investigate as TO the ioss y
~ s,oa,ner Jeanette and the death :
i Iieutenant- Commander DE Long; pa SSn1
hie Wr Miller. OF New York, from the SolI
S NJ committee, reported back hous
ioint resolution for Joint , select e ond ssp
' 1pon American ship-buldh,ngg a Sote 81 sa
owning opY interests. Passed by '0'e %
TO -. concurrent resolI
,,d MI nronosing an adjournment sine d~1
u Mr. Plumb charged that the respon usss,o
20 Tor the extension Of the present ses.,v
was g., chargeable solely to the d,ls, ,na,ate
bills and reviewed the action OF inc ',, hau
! on ,Saee hills. and said II business ia'e'es
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namage To Railroads by Rain.

LYNcHBURG, VA August 7.-Kecent
heavy rains in this vicinity and IN the
southwestern section OF the State looded
many Of the smaller streams and wrought
great damage TO crops, fences, and proper
ty. Near Crockett's, in Wythe county, IOC
wards of the Norfolk and Western railroad
tracks were washed out, but a large force
OF laborers quickly repaired the break.
The Richmond and Allegheny railroad
track also suffered considerable damage al
several points, delaying trains and necessi'
] fitting fransfcrs.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
To THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday ~ Their
Interesting Washington Mauers-BiIis p.
provedby the Virginia Railroads
Damaged By Heavy Rains--G General Flee.
ton In Ainssma-Prosress OF the Strikes In
New York and Cehoes-Fatal Row ut n
Coiored Camp-Meetins In GeoreIa-Nyste.
rious Murder in San Franeisco-Suicides in
New York-FataI Railroad Accident in
Louisiana-Great Destruction or Crops by
Fire In Caucassus-New French Ministry
Formed-The Egyptian Unpieasantness, &c.
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Large Fire I'm Dauvflle-Loss OF Rich
mond Iusuramee Companies.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DASvILLE, Va, August IA large fire
broke out at 7 p. NJ. in Williamson &
Bethelps tobacco factory, on High street,
which was totally destroyed.
The fire extended to Arnett Il WempIe's
two factories, and destroyed one and dam
aged the other. II extended also south to
T.. J. Crbin's factory, destroying it and
damaging Kinney & Co.'S factory.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Losses Williamson & BethelPs, $4,000;
insurance. $4,000; Arnett e. Wemple,
100000; insurance, 100000; Corbin,
$1,000; fully insured.
A considerable part Of the risks were in
Richmond agencies.
The fire was gotten under control at 10
Z. NJ.
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Alabama State Elections.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August THE
election for Governor, Secretary Of State,
Acknowledgement, Superintendent Of Edu-
cation, Treasurer. and Auditor, and men,
bers OF the General Assembly, was held
to-day. So far no Disturbances in the
State are reported. The election is very
quiet. Democratic success is conceded.
There has not been much excitement.
Very few Republicans are running for the
Legislature. The returns are yet too mea-
gre to base dispatches on.
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Two Suicides.

New YORK, August 7. Paul vilara, aged
thirty years, walked to the pier at . the loot !,
~ SIXTEENTH street early this morning, and
drawing revolver placed 1t to his breast
and fired. He fell corpse. No motive Is
known for the deed. ,,
The body Of an unknown man was lou ne
,v;nc in pleasant avenue this morning. lie
had d. eut his throat with razor, which lay
naar him.
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rafaIDaiIrond Wreck.

SHREVEPORT, La, August The west
bound train on the East Line railroad from
Jefferson, Texas, was wrecked at IL a; NJ.
today near winnsboro', Texas, killing
Conductor Fowler, Mail-Agent Charles
Harper, Express-Agent Ike Rosser' and a
passenger named Fetro. several , Others
lrere iniured. Particulars not received.
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ratal Row at a Camp-M eoting.

MACON, GA, August AT coiored
camp-meeting at Eastman, forty miles pc
low Macon, deputy marshal shot neelnS
prisoner named Jake Tarropy ana kilieu
him. This Infatuated the mob, who ran tlle
deputy marshal into house where there
was an innocent white man named james
Howard, who was shot and beaten horr'-
bly,, causing his immediate death. Inc
negroes mistook him for the deputy mar
shall
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INDEMNITY FOR sUIFERERS.

ALEXANDRIA, August THE Khodiye
has written TO Ragheb Pacha that he con-
siders it incumbent on his Government to
give notice without delay OF its intention
to indemnify the sufferers from the dis
orders at Alexandria, without distinction
OF nationality, in some manner compatible
with the resources Of the country.
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Tobacco Sales fin Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, August 7.-Since Oc-
tober 1, 1891, to August 1, 1882, there have
been sold here 1874 pounds Of loose to-
bacco, at an average price Of 30 per hum
bred weight. The sales have been much
heavier than for the same period last year.
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..s, M nm Alleged Murderer.

LrScuBuRo, Va, August .. o,sP Ixp ps-
tective Campbell passed tn n1v enc Eavid
burg to-day, having IN custody Sn 1s.t H WsS
frencn' q, Ui I RantucSy, charged with being
n nesoa:or IL IN the murder Of George W.
accessory %aSsod, icolored at Dublin, Va, nine
Mooa SOU French FrencR will turn States evil
year, ago. s%nicating some OF his kinsmen as
ur;mei,n ais in the bloody transaction.
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. ..n Francisco Murder hysssry'

s.Sr..yc,sco. August IA man named
Ban f Ma;. ma, found yesterday In dy-
;nas ennS Si. on the sidewalk, with stab
ing in the bact He died soon after being dis.
covered The murderer Is UNKNOWN bu'
Is thought TO be Chinaman.
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Destructive Fro I'm Caucasus.

LONDON, August IA dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin states that destruc-
tive fire has occurred in Stanropol aud
along the Kuma river, in Caucasus. Crops
covering an area OF eighty square kilo-
metres have been burned.
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RESPONSIBILITIES REGULATOR.
CIMNOSs LIVER REGULATOR.

CINNONS LIVER REGULATORS
~ ASK THE RECOVERED
nvsrer,ies. Bilious Sufferers, victims Of Fever ana
Ague. the Mercurial- Diseased patient
HOW THEY RECOVERED
h0.,,h cheerful spirits, and good appetite uhey
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS
,,yspFPsIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundiee'
,,,.~.,. ,,tacks. SICK HEADACHE, Conc, DC
n.a'Ou' Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
&C., &C. ITHAs no EQUAL.
rh,s unnyaed southern remedy IS waria N 3 y
40, 20 contain single particle OF AEhSVhi VI A''
n ,n,n ~ mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
J., ,o,, fol drowsy. debilitated, have ireluenii
~ ~. mouth tastes badly, poor apielte;; ~, az
'',, coa.ed YOU are suffering from torpiu nv.
~ ~" z hlliouspess- and nothing VIII cure '"' ~
sns.dily and permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS.
:, a v,vn with safety and the hsppies, ress W ,i
M nal delicate infant. II takes he y, Isl
usnt hltters Of every kind. ~ Is the ersd
n,as st and heat family medicine In ue Wolff.
PIssxs,re ~ couutsrfe u. Take only 'ne 1917 y,
! In white wrapper wlth reo >"
j. II. ZEILlS Co.,raat.,. .p,-evdtAu3,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-t.500 Richmond city
SIS, 1857 Oh. c., at l04s; 30 shares Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta (B. CO. at so; 80 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta at SO, 20 do. at
SO; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte At 10; 10
shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at 7sS.
SECOND BoARD.-1,000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, "Ciass H." at TN; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 2sk, 10 DO. NJ 2s*, 100 do. At 2Ss.
go do. at 2st, 80 do. at 2st 80 shares Charlotte,
Coi,t,n hia and Augusta at 52
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s.,o or a PiIOt-Boat.

win Forrest, No. 4, OF p por :, 5n1'
sold to Pensacola parties ior S'''"'
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, August 7, 1852
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr-White, 1879 bushels. Rel, 1874
C0RN.-White. 2,3I6 bushels. Mixed, 1900
bushels.
OATs.-l .O06 bushels.
RYE.-9O bushels.
MEAL.-400 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WEAKENING. $50 bushels fair to very good
atSI. O5 to fl.li. Red, 3,if2 hushel cemnon to
very good Lancaster Al Ia 81 u; '-tp bu-he. =
mixed nj ii OS t. Sl.lO; I'll bushels CONNIE n
10 very good Fultz At SIC. % sluj.
OATs.-2O0 bushels prime winter on pri'ae
RYE.-4O bushels very good on private terms.
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democrats. we tell you this is no time s, ior
,on psanI or iukewarmness in the sup up
,nr, ~ Massey. for nothing win so en-.
courage poar % the negroes in virginia as to nayr
one q their color candidate ior , ,her
suffrage throughout the STATE ga He ,%ae"soud
thew can vote one hundred th'uSa""
strong. - Wqrrenton iTde1.
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NEw YORK. August 7.-N0OR.-Stocks weak.
! Money, 3 per cent. txchange-Long. 4S5 short,
1854 state bonds inactive. Governments gen.
| orally unchanged.
Erentn g.-ENchange' 40. Governments
A.. 12Os. Money, g. 1L24 per cent. states mac
! tive. Treasury balance5-COiu. 979,Gis; currency,
/ :6.47q.
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provided they would go home and stay
there altogether. There was strong sem
timent prevailing that the Senate had treat
ed the House in a very uncavaller manner.
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Boston, November 20. 1881.

BOSTON, NOycmDCr Zb' Is.I'
Bro,on Chemical Company:
Condemnation years have been a great sur
ferer from Dyspepsia, and could get no relef
(haying tried everything which WAS reconhehde'l
until. acting on the advice Of friend who had
.nen benefited by BROWNS IRON BrTrERs' tried
q bottle, with most surprising results. Preyiou
N taking BROWNS IRON BIrTERs everything
ae distressed me, and suffered greatly from d
burning sensation In the stomach when was uh'
bearable. Since taking BROWNS IRON BIrfEEs
all my troubles are at an end. Can eat any time
without any disaTeeable results. | am pracu'
cally another person. Mrs. "'J' fLfN"'
80 Maverick street. East Boston.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August i.m III ira,;rad,
died i IN this city Of Dright's disease
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SAFES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


F1our-Te Quote: Fine. S4Gsl.j0: supcrGnc.
55OISG; common supcriinc, fi5Om % ; extra
+53OGSG: common family sGesS'' cholc'
family. f7.5CM:-.25
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Affairs I'm Egypt.
THE PORTE NOT SATISFIED WITH TUE BRITIsI
EXPLANATION.

LONDON, August IA dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Constantinople says
an unpleasant feeling has been caused to
the Porte on account OF the hosting OF the
English flag on the public buildings when
the British, occupied Suez. The Porte has
been assured that the raising of the flag has
no significance. The flag displayed was
that Of the consulate, and was hoisted in
conjunction with the Egytian flag. This
explanation is not considered satisfactory.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs
acts like a charm on the
DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tasting
the food, belchiug, heat in the stomach heartburn
&c. The only Iron Preparation that viii not
hl.cken the teeth or give headache
Sold by all druggists.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY
Baltimore, I'D.
See that all Iron Bitters are made Nv DIo"I
| Chemical Company, Baltimore, ana nave ero''''
rel lines and trademark on wrapper.
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS
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OIE~TANkS.
xVINCHELL's oIL-TANKs.

We have reduced the price OF a"s superior
TANKS 70 si2 for the eo-gsllOn Patent Tank Win
Force pamp; sio for eo-gailon star; ~ Too 0V-
galioa s,ar Tank.
Thohesi Tal,ss made.
rupcELL, LApD & co rr'-s's''.
-, Agents
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BALTIMORE. August 7.-Nugina s., console
dat.d, GO; new lO-4O's, i3S. BID to-day
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1T HAS no EQUAL.
PURELY VEGETABLE

This unrayalled southern remedy n Is or any
| not 70 contain single psIe . s ~, -
irin rious mineral substance, Duts
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THE QUESTION OF ADJoURSMENT-THE TX
PoRT-TOBAcCo BILL PAssEs-JOHN AxBIER
SMITH AND THE CANDIDACY FOR CONGRESS-
THE PROSPECTS OF EASTERN VIRGINIA
TRUckERs-PERs0NAL NEWS ITEMS
RRIEEG 40
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Old Dominion steamship Co.. 100 l
K, 4 W. L. T. Il. ". 4 W.H.CO.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22
Price Reduced.

Anticipating the removal of the
Stamp Tax at no distant day, the
Magnetic Medicine Co., of Detroit, as
will be seen by their new advertise
ment that appears in to-day's paper,
have reduced the price of their med
icine from one dollar per package to
fifty cents, and when twelve packages
are ordered at one time, and five dol
lars paid for the same, they issue a
written guarantee agreeing to refund
the money if the full course of treat
ment fails to effect cure. We have
no doubt the Magnetic Medicine will
have large sale in every section of
the country, as few medicines are sold
at as low price, and what is especial
ly in its favor is the guarantee of its
effecting cure. The medicine is
sold at all Drug Stores, everywhere.
Guarantees are issued in Owosso and
county by all druggists.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22
A New Book on a New Subject
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE Thrilling NEW nook
THEATRICAL AND CIRCUS LIFE.

Revealing the secrets of the St age Green
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ing sketches and thrilling tragedies; the
Black Art'revealed, how men eat fire women
are fired from cannons, heads are cut of, etc.
I" Matinee Washers" and giddy ballet girls,
how actors and actresses are made; ancient
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Drama from the earliest days down TO the
ing book now i'm the field Astounding revel.
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plete Canvassing outfit, to HIS TORlCAL PUP.
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22

The American Agriculturist fol-
October is an unusually attractive and
valuable number of this old, reliable
and famous journal. We notice inn
portant changes in the new and hand
some cover, fine paper, and superior
finish of the many engravings. 1t is
a double number, containing large
Premium List filled with many desir-
able articles for those who make up
clubs. Orange Judd Co., Publishers,
New York. $3.50 per annum; single
number, IS cents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22
M-AIARIAI
THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN
To Destroy This Deadly Pest.

The most alarming fact in our sanitary condi-
not only in marshy, low-lying districts but in the
cities and upon elevated ground where few years
since 1t was unhcard OF. Frequently fata disorders
body and even insanity the dire effects of ma
larial poisoning the sure precursors of death Il the
poison is not neutralized. The boatman on the bel
Il Hudson Canal, as well as the inhabitants of the
adjoining country, have been great sufferers from
MALARIA. Not until few years past did they
there Is but real and speedy cure for malarial
poisoning and that is DR. KENNEDY'S FAVOR
TIE REMEDY" which by its action upon the
blood purihes 1t and restores healthy tone TO the
entire system. As preventive in localities where
this danger turks, 1t is invaluable. The "Favorite
Remedy" also cures the worst liver and kidney COM
plants and all diseases caused by Initiated blood
For sale by all druggists, price sl00 per bottle. Ii
Is an absolutely safe, purely vegetable remedy the
greatest Alternative medicine in the world. Address
the proprietor, DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout n v
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22
THE NATIONS CHARACTER.
ISTTCS

Shrewdness and incredulity are the
predominant characteristics Of the
American people. They will take no
stock in an article unless it is merit
orious. When DR.. Swayhe launched
his Ointment for the Piles, that itch
SO intensely at night, on a sea of
human suffering, the physicians laugh
ed, but the people tried it all the same
and manifested their appreciation in a
National endorsement. Now the al
lopaths and homeopaths are laughing
the other way. This world is full of
reverses.