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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOKt..
LIVER REGULAIOh.

ASK THE RECOVERED
nvsneptics Bilious Sufferers, victims OF Fever ana
Aguc, the Mercurial-Diseased paueh''
HOW THEY RECOVERED
,ea,,h. cheerful spirits, and good appetite, uley
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
por DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION Jaundice'
pI,,ous ,ttacks. SICK HEADACHE, Conc DC
pression OF spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
,r,,s un,iyaied southern remedy Is warranted
uat 10 contain single particleof MERCURY OF any
fniurioas mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
n vou feel drowsy, debiltated have frequent
h.sdocbe mouth tastes badly, poor appeute;;, anu
,"nsne coated. YOU are suffering from torpid i'eI,
~ (. h,,,ousness." and nothing VIII cure you 81
sseedliy and permanently Us to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
.., given with safety and the happlest results 70
80 ,nost delicate infant It takes the place oi qu,
,vs nd hitters Of every kind. IL Is inc cnsapes'
,,nr..st and best family medicine In inc woriS.
PneSare OF cOun.crfets. Take oniy tne sc.ah,Ih oh h
an white wrapper with red In 'front.' pfcpare' o'
- 'soLD 20 BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 6-eodtAuSo
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Personals and Briefs.

Rev. f. c. Dargan, pastor Of the Baptist
church in Petersburg, was at the Baptist
ministers meeting yesterday.
Mr.. w. }. Mcnamara is detained at home
on account OF sickness.
Mayor jacobs, Of Louisville, adyertiSe>
in the Dispatch for proposals for furnish
ing that city with granite paving-blocks of
the four classes specified bv the City En-
gineer OF Richmond. Bids will be received
up TO July DIST.
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what the q drvm.u Saws or II.

Pastor T.. -. berry, OF Philadelphia,
has useu fLhsi NIs's PAIN-knLER in
his family for a6oNlyenty wears. summer
and winter, anu nbund il available In
multitudes OF case;S'burns, sprains, col
les, and other an ts. For incipient
trouble which besS SneonIe IN damp
weather and hot clint Mr. Newberry
regards PAlS-kJLLERy a wonderful
remedy, simple, safe. an wide utility.
lie has used It not only Ls own family,
hut largely among his ds and they
think Is wen Of it rs be dd ''
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BAsE-BALL.-The National Club, OF Balti-
more, will arrive here to-day and play the
Richmonds a series o: three games. The
Nationals is the champion amateur club
Of Baltimore. The Richmond nine has
been considerably strengthened by the adj
dition OF several new players since their
last games.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE BLUES
At meeting Of the Blues Association held
at the armOry last night for the election OF
officers there was large number OF the
active members OF the company present,
and also many Of the civic members OF the
Association, among whom were DR.. James
Bealc, Major Benjamin +. Ladd, Captain
George W. Jarvis, Captain W. J. Epps,
Lieutenant Il. II. Blankenship, Lieutenant
r. n. Page, Captain ;. :. u. PattesOn. and
Il. McNeigh Budd.
The meeting was called to order by Cap
tain George W. Jarvis, vice-president OF
the Association, and minutes were read and
approved.
Lieutenant Dashiell, in command Of the
Blues, placed III nomination Mr.. Andrew
Pizzini, Jr., and he was unanimously
elected. The Chair appointed a committee
OF fiyc-Dr. James Bealc and Lieutenant
Blankership. from the Association, and
Lieutcnan. ". s. Dasbiell. Sergeant j.
Ritchie GlazebrOok, and Private William
Walker, from the company-tO inform Cap
tain Pizzini Of his election. In n short
time the committee returned with Captain
PiZzini. who accepted the position III Il
graceful speech.
Lieutenant Da>hicll was placed IN noml-
nation for first lieutenant, and was unanl-
mou,ly elected.
Lieutenant CutchinS was plased In nomi-
nation for second lieutenant, and was
unanimously elected.
Sergeant Glazebrook in a brief speech
nominated Sergeant W. G.. Forbes for the
position OF junior second lieutenant. Ser
geant Forbes was unanimously elected amid
great enthusiasm.
Captain PizZini is Il well-known and
prominent citizen and member Of the
Council from Madison Ward, and is dis
tingu>hed graduate Of the Virginia Military
Institute. and served calamity in one OF the
companies Of the Cadet corps at the battle
Of New Market, in which Captain John ).
Wise was corporal. No better selection
could have been made by the Blues. After
the meeting had adjourned the new captain
carried his company to sanger Halle and
handsomely entertained them.
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AT Christian d Whites YOU will find the
most delicious clarets and sumner wines
ever offered to thc public. and at very low
figures. Also, a magnificent assortment Of
goods for excursion and travelling parties.
For anything and everything in the fancy
catinV line 90 There.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

NV II'I'FNTF. ' 4.
The next session begins 2lsT SEPrENRgR,
1852. and contlnurs nine months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON, A. NJ, Professor OF latin
y. II. HARRIS, VI. A., Professor of Greek.
HODES MASSlE, y. NJ, ID. L., Professor Motcru
Languages.
\. II. Brown -. D., Professor of English
EDWARD u. SMITH, VI. A.. Professor of Mqiho-
matics.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, VI. A.. Prof,as.er Of Ply
Sics.
y. PCRNEtn, A. W. IL. d., Proh,ssor OF Cho-
mistry
WILLIAM II. THOMAS, VI. H., d. d., Professor of
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor II Law.
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INDICATIONS P0R To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather.
local rams, southerly veering TO westerly
winds, stationary or lower temperature
and pressure.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
cool, and very pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 7S ;
A. NJ, 81; noon, So; L. NJ, So; p.
NJ, 50; midnight, "A.
Mean temperature, 81 44-G.
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The OLD FIRST REUNION The Oid First
Virginia Infantry Association "tm .., Io'e,
brate It's twenty-first annlversa,! 1 SIas.,e ~
Bull RUM to-day, the lSth, ~ p'enner sha a,s :
Park, head Of Broad street. al ,;,, .;n o.a as
members who desire to participate WI. c:.s. ~.
semble on Broad street, In rom .. v,sy
Hall, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. FROM nc sne'
can take the street-cars for the TasA'
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, Va.

The 107th session viii begin on SEPTEMDEB
7, 1882. FOR catalogue apply 10 the
IS 7-F&TI2in CLEEK OF TIE FACULTY.
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REPrBLICAN COALITION MEETING.-The
faithful assembled at the Wig office last
night, and held counsel a. to the best
methods to be adopted in putting Repub-
ican candidate in the field for the congress
sional campaign. The colored brother
swarmed, and warmed himself by attrition
with political co-laborers Of a different hue.
4 considerable talk ensued as to the best
method OF selecting Il candidate for Con-
gress from this district, but 1t finally was
agreed TO have ward meetings on the 9th
instant for the purpose of electing delegates
to nominating convention. The meeting
agreed unanimously to support Mr.. John
S. Wise for congressman at large.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRIVcIPAL.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 6: CLOSES JUNE, 1895.

tnsIrpisscd In its location, in rs buildih-s aud
grounds, in Us general appointments and sanitary
arrangements lis full corps Of superior and e., 80
Hcncod teachers, It's unlyalicd adYTtgc~ i SIN. C.
Modern Language, ElOcution. Fine Arts r. y..c9.
Culture. aud Instruction in the Theory and Pri'-
tice OF Cookihg: the successful efforts made 10
cure hclllh. comfort, and happiness; is OPP ~
ION To eAiTtvagnce; lis standard Of Sold .chc.J--
ship.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal f,r
catalogues. iv 1 -e1dgut
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E-r- on all sales of Real Estatcmddo between The
1t Of January and last Of June tic taNos for lnt
present year have to be paid 10y TIE purchaser on
All sales made between die lst of july and last Oi
the wear the taxes have . he paid by thc seller.
lI'his custom was adopted about fifteen years age
bv ali the real estlte agent n Richmond. and sp-
plies TO Richmond and ycinitl.I
SMITH & LUCK, 81 \. NJ. bananas. lemons. ami
oranges.
r., furniture. g..
r. PANNILL. 4 .. ", large milling and manu-
featuring establishment. NJ Peter bGrR, fog
Inerly known as Aiy"iss Dlsiilery.'
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How EErREsniSG 70 IifF TEyEElsH INVALID
Is TARRANT's sLLTZEH APERIENT! IT. cooling
and AM; -lnflamma,ory character surpasscs that Of
any other saline. sod by nh druggists.
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VIRGINIA GRANITE FOR ST. LouIs.-Mr.
Charles Rady has undertaken for Mr.. Mott,
agent for the city OF st. Louis, Mo-, to fur
nish that corporation 100000 Virginia
granite Belgian blocks for paving pur-
poses. He will take from Hueston quarry
about half OF this number, and the balance
from other quarries along the James river.
Mr.. Rady will carry out to st. LOUIS In
few days about forty or fifty hands, who
will be placed at work in the Mis- ouri
ouarries. The idea seems TO be 10 get our
Virginia granite, which is harder, Tor the
centre OF the streets, and to use Missouri
granite for the other paving. MIR. Mott Is
now in the city.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

opens SEPTEMBER 30. 1882. One Of Tie FiEsT
SCHOOLS FOE lOuNG LADIES IN THE UNITED
STATES. surroundings lsaufiful. Climate unfar-
passed. Pupils from eighteen state. TRIMS
AMONG TllE BEST ~ THE UNION. Board.
Washing, Eugi.h Course, Latin, French Geim1n,
Instrumental Music. &C.. for scholastic year, from
Sep-cnber tJ June. s23S. For caiaiogGcs witt -
REV. WILLIAM \. HARRIS, -. -.
ty i-c)llm President stanton, Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA VIsIroRs.L esterday
the following distinguished visitors from
Charleston. w. Va, reached the city
The "Big Four consisting OF Judge +.
A. Guthrie, d. p. Guthrie, W. ?. GUT Guthrie, tI
and G. C. J. Guthrie, together with the
u Wsxor of the city. Major X. 7. Delaney,
and W. T. Luckado and S. {. Burdette.
These Tn Gentlemen were taken in charge by
Major n. ii. Hotchklss as soon 40 .ney
reached the city, and Of course IN ,nc nands
ofsuch an experienced chap' r)he rhey Could
not fare otherwise than well. Io-aay the
gentlemen will go down to Newport News,
and return TO Richmond in day OF TWO.
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MFRS. RALEIGH COLSTnN AND

AVE- MISS 4. I. DANIEL have dctfrmiupl la
unite their schools for The coming session and are
prepared 60 oilcr the best educational advantage
to girls Of all ages.
MISS DANIEL. VIII have charge Of the srui0r
and MRS. CDLSTON of the junior English Il i..,s,-
Competent assist lncc VIII hc cmplnyed n nl otAcf
departments ana further particulars viii be giyt1
In the fall advertisements.
The combined school viii open SEPTEMBER
2OrII. and close shc 18th of June following.
EOr circulars apply To
MRs. II. COTsTON, 3Oi east Grace street:
MISS \. T. DANIEL. S II cas, G. race street.
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1T ENRICHES THE BLOOD
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-RILLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases Of the bowels are
prevalent, and many tires are lost through lack OF
knowledge OF a safe and sure remedy
PERRY DANISS PAlN-hlLLER
Is sure cure for DiarrhPa, Dysentery, Summer
Complaint Cholera Morbus' etc, and Is perfectly
SAFE.
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BiBCoCK's ZINE CARRIAGE YAR%lsHES for
sale by EINswASGEE ( CO., 1927 Main and IL
Broad streets. Telephone at both stores.
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COLDEN's LIEBIG LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
AND TONIC lNyiGOBATOR, IN pint hot;lcs. COM
bincs all the element, OF nutritious food, anc Al
ways relief. Agk far Coiten'S. Ttike 10 oher.
OF druggists generally.
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IN ~ 7 = W 'ITNI 7" ~ ''III Ut TIT"
safe, reliable. not rcpul-iyc remedy hat can he
taken without interfering With business or pleasure
or disorganiZiug Tie system. such - IN SIMMONS
LIVER REGCLAICR. purely vegetable. Genuine
prepared only by j. H. ZE1LIN & co.
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WEAKNESS and sickness changed to health and
strength with IioP BITTEEs, always.
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Mrs. COLSTON and miss DANIEL. are too wrii
known 70 need any Recommendation. hut DO not
feel willing 10 sever my pleas mt connection of
i've years with Mrs. COls.0n's school without e1-
pressing my high apprcci1iion Of her gifts ~
teacher and manager Of a primary school, and the
hest evidence Is given of her efficiency in t- do
partment IN the rapid improvement Of The pusiLs
committed 10 her charge.
ty 4-Tuft Mss LIZZIE GHATTtE.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
CHICK CIGARS, DC.

Don't FoRGErJULICs MEYER & sON's closing
ont sale. GreIt bargains offered.
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EXPENSES OF 4 pFS,nFNr srtrnrNer

EAftNSi.N or RESIDENT STUDENT
Two hundred aud four dollars. per nine luontbF
session, cover all tho expenses of entrance fees.
tuition. board, fuel lighte, aud washing.
Eighty-seven dollars and fifty cents VIII meet the
expense OF 4 nonresident student.
FOR Catalogues, apply at the bookstore or ai-
dress H. PIRYEAE ClDIrmnu
iy l5-eOdt u O,ftfcl5
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EDUCATIONAL.

ANOVER ACADEMY, VIRGINIA.
IL TAYL0BsviLLE PosT-OFFiCE.
The thirty-sbird annusI session begins WE'D
NtsDAl, September 27th.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR BOYS
UNDER FOURTEEN. For catalogues. &C. al
dreds Ijy le-eodtse27I II. JONES.
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Seycnty-hyc pieces WHITE PERSIAN LAWS
only Seat julius MEYER Il sOY's.
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THE DISPATCH,
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
The Daily DisrxTcli Is delivered to sub.
tie carrier wccsy Mailed al 10 Per spnnm saec 90 I
fos six months; $3.50 for three months; Soc. Cor
Tue sHMl-wEEKLy. DISPATCH a. sa per an
rs% The eS y 12r siS pnsrhTcu Gsp'ss
nRowN's IRON RIrrERs.
CTRENGTH TO VIGOROUSLY PUSH
abusuess, strength to study profession, strength
" regulate household, strength 10 do days labor
without physical pain. Al this represents wha, Is
wanted In the oficn-heard expression, L" oh. wish
had the strengths II you are broken down,
have no, energy, or feel as II life was hardly worth
living. you can be relieved and restored TO robust
health and strength by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERs,
commended for all wasting diseases
sol NORTH Fremont STREET, BALTIMORE
During the war was injured in the stomach by
. piece Of she'll. and have suffered from Il ever
since. About -four years ago % drought ON paraiy
doctors in the city said could not live. suffered
earf0lly from indigestion, and for over two years
could no, eat solid food. and for large portion of
the time was unable 10 retain even liquid nourish-
ment. tried BROWNS IRoN BITTERs, and now,
after taking two bottles, am able TO get up and go
around. and am rapidly improving.
G.. DEcKRR.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
ISA
COMPLETE AND SURE REMEDY
FOR
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
MALARIA,
WEAKNESS,
AND ALL DISEASES REQUIRING a TRUE,
RELIABLE, NON-ALCOHOLIC TONIC
1T ENRICHEs THE BLOOD,
GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE MUSCLES
TONE TO TIE NERVES.
Ijy 15-cod1wl
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PIC-NIC ClGARS. .jc.

julius MEYER & son VIII open on MoNDAl
5000 Yard Lawn ut 3Lc.
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SAVE MONEY by having yOur printing done d
the DISPATCH PEISTINC-iloUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

~ RE0PENED IN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College and Preparatory
school Under care OF members of the society III
Friends. The man building, destroyed by IRE
ninth month last. has been completely rebuilt, en-
,arged, and ftted up with all convenience. Thor
ougn Instruction In Languages Literature. Matte
mates, and the Sciences. New Scientific Building.
containing LABORATORIES, Drs fling Rooms Ma.
chino-shops, and all appliances for pursuing =
thorough course in Chemistry. Mechanical aud
tiyi. Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH tScptemberl 18TH Apply early a.
other things being equal, places win be given the
oarliest applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD ~. MAGlII..
President SwTthmoro College.
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9irllmond 1ispatrh.

sS-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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SC. only FOR q Picnic CIGAR.
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DELLENUE HIGH SCHOOL.

ID BEDFORD COUNTY. Va.
ou Norfolk and Western railroad. Hit,er 90 ,a-
west Of Lynchburg. For Toys and yDuug mcD.
Beautiful ana beatty location. Liberal prJpi 80
for comfort and improvement Of pupil. -c.ft.n
Oycps lSTH StPTFAIBrH For catalogue u. sl0~
ci.I Information address
WLLIiM Il. ABBOT, Priucip1'.
s. S-cOd2rl EcleyI.c uOst-9icp.
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L ENMORE UNIVERSITY HiG II
N - iIOOL, NEAR AMiu.Rsr COVRT-
liOTsE. NA..U h~TRODE (Maihcmltics Medli-
list University virginia., PRINC CnAL.-B01Fi and
tutlOn for session ot nine months, $50. sfs..lu
hcgins SEPTEMBER 7TH. Reduction IN charge
for mini ,iers spn or whore two or more stutcijs
come together. For circular address ihe
ie 27-coa3m PRINCIPAL.
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WEATHER REPORT.

[Entered at the Post-ofiice at Richmond. Va, as
sccond-class matter.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY.

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE VA,
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE. UNIVERSITY. or
BUSINESS. Healthy location, full cour.c OF study
thorough teaching. wholesome moral influence
For catalogue address
jy l5-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS. Princirsi.
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Tor the time being, at least, throw off their
abominab]c self-sufllciency. II their cure
was radical. what a fruitful field would this
not be for some wealthy philantbropist to
endow 1t as an asylum for the reform OF
s0ur-tcmpered cynics
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DALTINORE. MD.

No. 80 FRANKLIN STREET.
Mas. u. l.. LEtEBNHE, PEtNCiPAf.
thorough F.ugllsh and French Home - -
for girs. The twentieth annual se sion ~. ic.fn
SEFiEMBtH 2lsf. lOr further Information
annIY u he PI1nclpal. iY l-'fu.IhNs .ZNIs
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Special Locals.


A DANGER SIGNAL. N ature warns us
of approaching dangers in many ways,
but none more sure or unmistakable than
hoarseness in a child. Every mother
must know that Group with all it's terrors
is sure to follow unless prompt measures
are used to avert the disease. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has never vet
failed. Hundreds of children have been
saved by its timely use Sold by
JAS. LEWIS.
Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy is just
the medicine that every family should
be provided with for Coughs, Colds,
Group and Sore Throat, so common dur
ing the winter months. 1t is pleasant to
take, can always be relied upon and is
unquestionably the best made Sold by
JAS. LEWIS.
The preparation long known and ad-
vertised as O & C's Cough Remedy, has
received a new title and new wrapper.
It is now put up under the name of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with d.
rections for use in six languages. This
splendid medicine, so highly esteemed by
many of our readers, has always been,
and is yet, prepared by Mr.. Chamber
lain, who originated the preparation He
has made pharmacy special study, hay
ing received instructions in the art from
the most noted pharmacists in America,
and had over fourteen years Of practical
which partially accounts for
the great popularity of the medicine No
other preparation has ever come into
such general use on so little advertising
as Chamber]ain's Cough Remedy. It
has no equal for coughs, colds or Group.
Prepared only by Chamberlain & Co.,
Des Moines, Ia. Sold by
J.S T,Eyyrc
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DIED.
The Sudden Death of Mrs, Robert
Lanning.

This community was convulsed on last
Friday morning to learn of the sudden
death of Mrs. Robert Lanning, wife of
the foreman of T P. Thompson & Co.,
hardware merchants. Mrs. Lanning re-
tired to bed Thursday night in the best
of spirits, best of cheer, and in full health,
but about Is minutes before her death
she complained Of feeling cold. Her
husband, noticing that she had arisen
from her bed to fix the fire, .9gucked the
bed-c clothes around her, but Ler disease,
from the heart, did no good. Dr. Brown
was called to her relief but she expired
before her physician reached her bedside.
Mrs. Lanning's maiden name was
Miss NJ. W. Tomlinson. She was born
in Bridgeston, N. j., 1926. Deceased
and her husband emigrated west to Hi
nois, in 1855, and from thence to Dakota
in the fall Of 1871. Her husbands old
acquaintances and relations reside in
Philadelphia, to which place Mrs Ian
ming made avisit Of two month duration,
some two months ago, her trip and place
| of visitation including all the principal
places in and around Philadelphia, Pa,
New jersey, Ohio, and Missouri
Mrs. Lannlng was a true Christian.
She never suffered sickness, and was an
exemplary woman, wife and mother.
She leaves three children and loving
husband to mourn her sudden death,
Mrs. Jones, Mr. Robert H., the eldest
son, who was telcgraphed the sad news
at Helena, Mo, and at his request the
funeral was postponed until Sunday, so
as to give him an opportunity to be pres
cnt. Deceased was also the mother of
the former wife of Il. L. Ramsdell, our
carpenter, and the third son is absent at
the black hills
The funeral took place Sunday at the
Congregational church, the Rev L.
kingsbury preaching the last sad rites.
The church was crowded to suffocation,
all the old and dear friends of the mother
and husband showing the esteem and |
respect in which the departed WAS held |
by all. The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearcrs: T. J. i'osdick, Filing Opsal,
James Keller, Joe Horn, Chas Chris
tophcr and John Zcller
At the close Of the solemn and impress
sivc ceremony, the Rev Kingsbury stated
that Undertaken Woertz would open the
caSkot an elegant one, to allow friends a
last look upon deceased ere the mortal
remains were confined to the silent grave.
Mrs. 1.annings features were as natural
as life. Her shfouI was a black cash
mere dress and her hands folded upon
her bosom. She looked as though she
were only asleep. The casket was then
closed. carried to the hcarsc, and the
mourners and friends filed in behind the
hcarsc and to the grave. At the grave
the Rev KingSbury concluded the last
sad rites . Ashes to ashes, dust to
dust.