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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

BAsE-B tLL.-Thc game between the
huckstcrs Of the First and second Markets
took place at Basel Ball Park yesterday eve
ming. and resulted in favor Of the Second
Market nine. the score standing II to ii.
\ YerY fIir nttendance was noticeable.
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The SEvESTH-SrREET CrLvERT. The
waste and worry OF this undertaking and
the labor connected Herewith seems to
draw Its length along to an almost lntermi-
nable extent. Last November the break
in the cuIvert which passes under Eighth
street took place. The authorities set to
work on this street; deep hole was sunk,
swallowing all Of the street and one OF the
sidewalks. An engine was brought to this
spot, and for days 1t pulled and bowed,
consuming a large quantity OF coal, and
doing no good, the water, from the COM
mencement, rushing in faster than
the engine could pump It out. Workmen
then undertook to ashore up" the sides
OF the excavation made, and for weeks
this futile work was kept up until 1t be-
came so apparent that it was useless that
the authorities abandoned II. Time, TIM
Der, coal, labor, and trouble all went for
naught in the Eighth-street effort, and then
upon the advice OF some one culvert was
commenced ut the northern terminus. OF
Seventh street. Some idea OF the extent OF
this undertaking may be conicctured when
it is known that this culvcrt in many places
is nearly 80 feet deep and is 600 feet long,
and averaged more than twelve feet wide.
All the winter the work went on day and
night, until some weeks ago the terminus
at Clay street was reached. The force was
then reduced, and night work was Sus-
pended. \ branch culycrt OF narrow
limits and tcrra-cotta base was then con-
structed along Clay to Eighth street, and
up Eighth to the old hole in which the first
trouble originated. This hole had been
partially filled, and rough plank-bridse
built across it, in order to accommodate
travel.
Workmen are now engaged in laying
pipes at this point and in closing the fer
minus on Seventh street. The work.
however, progresses slowly, and it Is hard
to tell when It will ccaSe-almost as hard
as il is TO tell how much money the whole
affair has cost the city. The inconvenience
to citizens residing along the route OF the
culvert has been great, TO say nothing OF
many Objectionable features that grew ont
OF the opening up Of the streets, but when
the work is completed it will be very yalIl-
abln "A tho city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

POLICE NEws.-Quct reigned in police
circles last night.
In the afternoon Officers Rex and Robin
son arrested colorcd man who works at
:. (. CottrcirS harness store, Oh ialn
street, on charge OF stealing about =
worth Of shoc.thread from Mr.. Cottrell.
The case will come up this morning for
trial at the Police Court.
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Tho Foufajne dc T.. Fayctfc

is the place 10 get pure mineral waters lust
at the right temperature FOR th'Sc "'II"
August days. Antoni Is serving th'h 10
crowds OF olT citizens daily at cents per
f,tn.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

THE GREAT CtnsIyG-Our SALE or LEVY
Observation-Disclosures or BARGAINS YET TO
BE HAD.-Rememboy that this sale will only laS
until October 81. 1899 Is the lease on The store
will expire at that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

THOSE who have not attended the closing sale of
LEVY BROTHERS should DO So st once, as the as
sOrtmcnt Is much better now than IL viii he in q
week or two. Remember, bargains in every de-
nArtmpnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTISG-llOUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE CLORIEs OF Woayx

are luxurIant hair and fine teeth. The arst is
cured by j. & f. ATKISsOS's BaIsuur Of White
Roses and the latter preserved by their Quinlne
pow1ar
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AT VERSAILLES.
A Long Drive Around the Historic En-.
virOns OF Paris.
Bois de BOulosne - Longchamps Race
Course-Mont VaIericn-St. Cloud Gardens
Trianon-The Apartments of Napoleon and
Josephine--Paris Street Travel.

Editorial Correspondence Baltimore American. J
PARIS, August L. Yesterday was aliothcr
clear and bright day, with just heat enough
to make it pleasant for riding in the open
air, and our excursion TO -. Cloud and
Versailles, under the guidance of Messrs.
Cook X Son, was very enjoyable. At 10
o'clock in the morning three OF their large
"iour-in-hand vehicles. carrying about
seventy passengers in all, with livcred
driver and well-iniormcd guides to each,
left their central Office, Rue Scribe. The
passengers were mostly Americans, with a
few Englshmen. and the departure was
accompanied by all the hllarity OF an omni-
bus picnic at home. All felt that they
were going to have a good time, aS well as
to view sights Of great historical interest.
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II there is any more doubt about the
No Equal" Flour sold by Messrs. " ID.
Blair II Co... 1l09 east Main street, being
perfection, ask any one who has tried 1t.
Price very low.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irinclpa
INSTITUTE,

MI '' FOR BOTH SEXES,
l. t,y.ntv-two mile, west Of new Broai-,trcct ei-
t0n. Phlldelphia. ON Philadel'hlA III" b"i'''''''N
C,ur,e. Of study: English. Busine,s Sci.ntint'
ana Classical: thorough Chemical ., ,,i
Snnerioy ouuortunitics offered 10 young men anu
- =, ,,ra,,ar,. Cor the best American COLLEGES
Dcgree. are conferred by authority 3i ''ie
laiure of Pcnusy lyanta upon young IaoleS '"A'"s
fun course. 49,. ,...,,,fon,sf. nen-
Heading taught by irst-ciass eiocullP.S, "f
,nan.hip 6y professor-ma>ter of The beau.i1s od
the art Private instruction gwen tp,,no'Iitc ~ de-
TaTtment for little boys. Twelve insiruT'"Tp
}. J.SHOKTLIDGE yale College, \. ,,'n M i'''''
lA' I"lC"'u'l-'o' au ll-oodlm
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COLLEGE. sALEM, V.

t(, q. eC.l advantages in CLASSICAL MI
SCIF%TIliC COURSES. Elective, lns ress' t, en-
Preparatory studies German ana Ic,In i, co'Wfry
Large library. HeuuiW ana Co., n"trni-
age from aftecn staics. IhirLieth seIsi21Y ,ISp
sTPTLNBFR 18TH EXPENSES ri ittin,,,Ii,1s.
1ronnds' ana InounLains.} FEEE. Ad're57 dS5,n
TARN OF FACULTY. y
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LOST. sTHAYED. AND STOLEN.

C,TRAYED. FRIDAY LAST, -
- s1i north Flnh street, a@@--n
,C,iTT iITHT SJTrFR PUPPY about ten months ola.
Nh ,ii rrl5w ,pois and ears. Answers 70 hame OF
- jInrnn.r Aliber;, reward II returned 20 20 aD.''
number.
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A REDUCTION has been made in The price &C
every article except one In LEVY BROTHERS,
store. They prefer giving bargains 20 their patrons
at private sale rather than to sell out ut auction
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pooR BApiEs.- Sometimes pretty llt'ie
.chc,,Ib !, passed on the street lying shlSl!
cnSconcod in the soft surroundings 'i"
some fond mother has ornamented me III
fcrior fCrj Of baby-carriagc with. The love
of the parent is manifest in the pretty nsfs
ond y, J." roi,ly robes that ornament the ltilr,
one one and the couch upon which it ret, ..i ana
H. i interesting sometimes to dwcii upon
NJ, !, . ti;ro. bllt af thi, season Of the year
MI, much Of all that Is pleasing is marred a.; ~
,hc marks Of disease that are plainly writ
ten on the faces ot T. the SmiIakaSe .iI itfSIr eS5r
SOM "a a. indication that they are passing
avte,S ysr and a their pallid features, white and
aMa}' nincGcd' J' create the keenc,t sympathy Of
PIN R,ncnEI"' nE.5rycr. when the little ones i1di,
eS cnte decline they Frequently n@r hurried 4c@ S
10 .o tlr r",nedial agencies, but it Is hardly
,ro,tH mataI' while. nine ease, out OF ten ternl'
worm wa,inl, fatally. 1t tisa pity to see them 60
int t' Il cannot be helped.
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DFACU MILITARY ACADEMY, \
ID SELECT BOARDING AND DAl S'HoO,Li'
NJ. a. EAST FRANKLIN S1REHI' hINid
mn i-r-D A. september l4th. and closes AN 81
june following. JouN :. H,A.H' le'trhGT G 81 %
long experience. associate. Professor l. ~ iN'-
fEfyFF. Modern Languages. .,
III ""'4 =" :. T.. BEACH.
~, ,,,. ,.e.,3,,S,v,m Principal.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,

PREPARES FOR COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, or
Bl->INES>. Healthy location. full course OF .tudy
sllo~oush teaching. wholesome moral Influence.
EorCatalofue address
~ l5-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS, Principal
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MISSISSIPPI MATRIMONIAL AID

I.,1c. MARRIAGE BENEFIT CERIlflSNNttf =
10 unmarried white lFson. IA sun' i."ii ~ no., -.
i've agents wanted In every city and tyNh, wi
-. Ie,ti,,~, ,dares- }. VI. " ARE. ~ecrciafy.
psntSs pS - -.ii,S,.iEvr1ts Starkyille. Mississippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

Christian & Whites Princess Patent
Rolled Minnesota Flour in perfection III
family flour. \ trial wlll convince the
most skcptcal.
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SCHOOL. pETERS

[ BURG. NA.-Thc eighteenth annual session
f~cin, OCTOBER 2p. Thorough preparation for
University of Virginia and United States Military
Ana Naval Academies. Highly recommended ~
Fsrulfv af tAc University ot Virginia. Fun stIH ~
instructors. Pupils uniformly successful situation
nfaithfui. Esrly application advised. as number
~ 'narlcrs T. strictly limited For catalogue ad-
dr,s, W. GORDON MCCABE. Master. au 3-2m
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"BUCHUPAT8A."-Quick. complete curc, All an
nOying Kidney Diseases. sl. At druggists.
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CAREoSATED JUMPER WATER from d,e Ju-
upper Springs of North Carolina, 90 draugit and
bottled, at SCHEN's.
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ssssss EsDssfnlAS'1's3s'ss :" the e's ssstsEdsy 'eisi
Sa tie S"i:a ises sdpa1s5s IN ssS
aHsssss es$$" $ 9s sss s%ss''i s% Y
this state tate contract U with Malone be carried
out Il they did no''
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EOR SALE. ONE TNELNE-ITORSE-
4 POWER ENGINE AND SAM-NIlLL IN
good condition. Address "SAW-MLL,' care
Postmaster Wmtcrpock. Chesterfield, Va.
iau DIV ,In&Sa3ta
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RufTaIo IilIiia Water

for affections peculiar to women. For eYi-
dcncc Of the remarkable evidence OF thi'
water sec statement Of a distinguished phy'
sician in our advertising columns to-day.
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WANTED, TWO YOUNG LA,lh'o -
w Who have had several ycars cXr Renee ID
dr}-e""u7 ""'''''''' ''Fi'' au 7-lw
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.,l,%.bin lUEIlTS Gleniync, Captain $ j. Rains, rs,
fc% Sew Yc for ssrtd Sspeh4 rom pGf. he cus S@
West Point vss.trr,lay. t'' having taken on
tom-hT'l,e al nrrreis of 1our for Para, Pernam,
SyfG Sy the H3a Gso any N Nanus1s pa"Ss% to9Sang GST
Thc fimy Gicnfync iI' also had freight anu p'''SD-
gers Thn from lmcrican e brig Jane Adellne, Carr Cap
tain BENJAMIN f"~ s1no. aD'.'fB Brazil, with 1850
YESTERDAY lp' ooo half-barrels Of flour, val
Sa5rf SaG At 1s & ;5pG@ camSany By 4' aod Gi5S Sc
nD Mus oi laTd valued at 81 iS2SV ,ne ITALIAN
At Re, Newgcri, gGeo,,Hc, Sc"; ;Nszzclla master, wa, a
sEs stsreS snf for cor With Thnm,. e1gsS nssosi
& Co.. Of thi, city.
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"ROUGU on RATs."-Clear> out rats, mice flies
reaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin, chipmunks. l5c.
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CT. GEORGES HALL. AN UNSUR-
NPA>>ED BOARDlNG->C CHOOL FOR BOYS
AND NOUNG MFN. R,stcrsicwn. Baltimore
Cnuatv. Id p.e par,- fuV the universities and cob
ll-ts nl business: 30 Ncar.
Professor i. C. klNEAR, \. NJ.
Pfinclalp
(.,crlar. WIN rof-.cncas sant. iy 22-SaxMl6
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
vi RICHMOND.

The foriy-afth ANIMAL session will begin FIRST
MONDAY Oh OCTOBER.
For catalogues or other information address
J, II. MCCAw, Dean.
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CHIEF-JUsTICE MARSHALL'S STATUE.-A
well-knOwn photographer in this city has
been engaged for Il number OF days past Ill
taking prooi-impressiOns OF various accre-
dited likcncsseS and busts oi the great iu-
rist the Hon. John Marshall. late Chief
Justice Of the United States Supreme Court.
They are intended for the guidance OF an
eminent Roman sculptor who has been en-
trusted with the task OF making a statue of
the judge (Of Carcra marble) for the Phlla-
dclphia Bar Association, to be placed
in some prominent place IN that
city, probably in Independence Hall.
II is safe 10 say that no American lawyer
ever enjoyed 20 universal and deserved u
popularity, not alone in hi own country,
rs did Judge Mar hall. He was one OF the
heroes OF The Revolutionary war, sustaining
intimate relations with and was beloved by
the Father Of his Country y was, after
thc close Of the doubtful contest which
oayc Americans the liberty they contended
for in seven years OF bloody war. the
biographcr Of it, chief hero, the immortal
Washington, and later on, as Chicf Justice
Of the Supreme Court, he entered on thal
career Of usefulness in which the rest of
his life was passed. ,
When Marshall died in This city. in 1882,
the members Of the bar OF Phlladelphla
started fund with which they hoped to
yet statue Of their eminent brother, bu'
the amount collected proved in nowls'
adeuuate to the purpose, and was put ou'
ut interest, and has just lately, after the
lapse OF fifty years, by accumulations o. o.
interest, gathered such proportions "a. a.
would warrant the commencement OF th'
statue originally contemplated. Ner! IL"
Of the Philadelphia contributors to th'
original fund are now living, but "mem
ory, faithful to her trust" will in TIN
statue OF Marshall, the tribute OF then
affection, brim "thcm' y as well aS MN " i
beauty from the dust ..,..
The remains OF Marshall lie in Shockoe
Hill cemetery. \ number oi sood PoI
traits OF him are eXiant here. Some are II
the hands of relatives. Those acceSSinl l
to the public are in the room OF the su
nrcmc Court OF Appeals and in the s'a'
Library.
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NopTr,RY REPORT FOR TIE WEEK END
rvG SArrPpAY. AUGUST 10, lSS2.-Co''SeS o.
De0tb: Burns. / white; consumption !
White. I colorcd; conyulsions Gnianillel
colorrd; diarrhua, l colored; dropsY,
cojored: drowning, colored; feyerQyPh,o-
molarian. | colored; fracture, colored
,,o,tro-cntcritis, white; hcart-diseaNe, :
White. l colorcd; infanticide, ! colored;
infantilc lockiaw, colored; inflammation oI
bowels. 1 colored; maraSmuS, l white,
colorcd: meningitis, colorcd; old age
? colorcd: paralysis, white; premature
birth. colorcd, rheumatism, colored :;
tccthine. 1 colored; unknown, colored'
Whole number Of deaths in the city, eN-
elusive OF stil-births, 30-white, color
ed. 70. Locality: Marshall Ward, 6; Jei-
ierson Ward, :; Madison Ward - Mon
roe Ward, 3; Clay Ward, 3; Jackson
| Ward. &; almshousc, |.
Rate Of mortality OF whole population
was DAB per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality Of white population wa N-1
ncr 900 per annum; rate OF mortality o
rolorcd population was 1888 per l'oVo pei
anrum j. G.. CABELL, ". D;,,
''''' President Board Of Health.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Wray Il. knight, president OF the
Board OF Directors OF the State peniten-
tary, left the city last night for trip to
the mountains Of Virginia.
Hon. +. :. Blair returned to the city last
night from Mccklenburg Courthouse,
where he addressed large crowd upon
the political issues sf the day.
Senator Bliss, Of Prince Edward county,
reached the city yesterday.
Hon. John Paul, sometimes called Ma
homes Apostle Paul, drove into the city
yesterday. lie was dust-coyered and
trayel-stalned, and spent the day in the
city.
Mr.. c. II. Causey, clerk OF the Virginia
Senate, reached the city yesterday and
stopped at the st. James Hotel.
j. a. Smith, candidate for Congress on
the Resdiuster ticket, addressed small
crowd on the outskirts Of the city last
night.
Kate and Mary Mathews (both colored)
were up before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with having in their pos
session Mr.. l.. VI. Chalkley's $1,000 stolen
some time since. There was not sufficient
evidence, and the case was dismissed.
The tower, forty feet in heighth, built for
drying hose at the Broad-Street engine
HIS DNtH tOiupitttus NV
hose-carrage and new cOtton-hOse have
also been added to the apparatus OF the
Fire Department.
An unbroken array Of Wills can now be
seen at the office Of the state newspaper,
and the staff is happy in the retniOn.
POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Robert Pocklington was fined 8 for
beating Charles Everett.
W. 5. Schcrmcrhorn was fined 81 for
being drunk.
Abiiah Monroe and Ike Farmer were
fined - each for lighting in the bar-room
OF ID. Dclaruc.
Winircc Davis (colorcO, drunk, was
fined 81.
John Gardner (colored). charged with
asSaulting and threatening to beat Lucy
Gardner, was required to give surety TO be
OF good behavior for six months.
John Anderson (colored), asSauting and
striking Wythe Dobbn with rock. Dis
charged.
Richard Nelson (coIored), trcspa,sing on
the premises Of and abusing the wife OF J..
l.. Brooks. The case was continued till
to-day.
The continued case Of Martha Hudson
(cOlored), charged with stealing - from
the person OF John Rose, was called up
yesterday morning. The prosecutor not
appearing the case was continued till to-
day.
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1lE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, and
during the afternoon sultrY.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ. Ge !:
, \. NJ, -: noon, 50; =. NJ, SO; 6 r..
NJ, 50; midnight, 70.
Mean temperaturc. 70.
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e 14-cod,Au27 Goyeruor street Richmond


L URN ITU RI, MI y NE71I' u
LvoS Ip,r,ies i'm want II FURNITURE or"
anv description will study their Interest by ~
calling on me before purchasing @ 0arr'es e. np. .s
ss'id ~ Ttvc hundred suits In WALNUT, ASH
aSd Popi AR from the best factories IN inc co1a
Iry, viii be sold low 20 make room' NJ MMu;hil,him Nm
DAf rl,. nd store, al3 u 3l5 pJrth Adalns
,ret factory Nos 10, le 20, and 22 north tlf-
teenth street, Richmond. os''A'
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ROCKS. sTATIONEHY. &c.
D0OKs. STATIONERY, sc.
- - 400 AtAIN .TRIET

STILL LEADS ,ilit HAN. "a ..
1850 Nos. SEASIDE LlbK Nkh ron ,,ayvp ~ -
T,"fn in 10 25c.: 80 Nos. LpNELLs LibRAn1
iroia % l6 s. 2ge.. all 81, HH9It LibnAhi ~.
~ '<jf~ by g., r. WoolsOn, -l.2S; full NJ
. %o NAME SERIES" ~. ,..,,o poD
All MAG NZINRs and FASHION PLATES fo''
II ,ryst .-"rtmcnt FANCY CARDS, In sets or
hV dozen a. be- found IN The CITY az 4. .,..o
~ -, III &,tn NLEONARD's BoOk-Store.
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FURNITURE.

CALL0
| INTENTION TO THE MANY Irn MN u
NM ~ ~ 81 op EI-RNITTRE | have lately
~ nD,ann,,rturrd now in store. VIII be 70 she
,,a ,t ~ ali who ar, IN need OF really guod anu
weil-made FURNITURE 10 examine my s'''~ "
The prices and quality shall pleas In AL ca,e'
,.oot,Ap1T (oysruOr street, Richmond.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVER-
w SITY.
O.. W. LIE. PRESIDENT.

Thoronxh instruction IN LANGUAGES. LITE
RATTRf. PHILOSOPHY. and SCIEN( T., and In
t.c professional school, # LAW sud ENGINEER
M. Tuition for rhine months, $50: AL other
f,e.. $50. session opens SEPTEMBER 2lST.
For catalogue adde's
J. l.. CAMPBELL. IN,
Clerk of the Faculty,
oil G-d6w&Nlm Lexington. Va
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RGCNRRIDt:E ALJM WATER.
DOCKBIDGE WA) ALUM WAITE

VA.) ALUM WATER
for more thaa half a century has grown steadilyin
chronic diseases. Multitudcs of women can tes-
tify to its uisurpa sscd efficacy In The relief and
cure OF thoec ailments peculiar ~ tler sex.
DYSPEPSIA,
in IT. varied and most distressing forms. Is cured.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, sCROFULA,
CupoNic DIAVRHuA, AND DYsENTERY
YtEr noST RAPIDLY,
RSp
Pr FelEANEET CURES RESULT.
READ CTRTIrI ATES or EIlNL. r SOUTH
PisySICIAlis IN OUR PAMPHLETS.
The Spring. are beautifully located In Rock
bridge county, Va, and open for the reception
of visitors from
JUNE lsr TO OCTOBER 1sT EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
t WATER Is bottled direct from the Springs
packed IN cases containing one dozen haif-gallon
bottles.
For sae by the agents,
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Richmond. Va.
! And by druggists generally jy 23-3m
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Pr eWANEET CURES RESULT.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TWENTY YEARS AGO AND NV"
statement ,hOwing the groWtn1 ~ t''0
NOKTHWEsIEkN ~ dnnNHHEy

. Only seycn-twelfths OF year; ,oox ,mount
The assets Of the company July Il 1901 "'''""'
70 sIe.ZS6,929.29. .,,.oss
For further iufOrmation' audrsSs se..,o A. rcot
JOHN Is. CAI.Y, state AgcnS
1918 Main street, Rlchmohu''"
IN o. - ~ NN' au 2O-eOdtS14
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MI. po,.l, If St. Cloud, on which stoou
the favorite palace OF the EinliISs ltf.d iIIo hor-
ME and where she always c0nsiuri.o 's.,,o oondi-
srH nj home, we found IN tic I'M I'M - Siv
tion as il was when we last Nls''Lo Ioom,;iul
vcqrs apo. The RUNS OF tnc Oo" on" It'll
IaIace. destroyed by the Germans, az Sar
there rs evidence OF the deVasla.lon .toro - il
there having been no attempt 10 les1Ci II;con
.nt ''nt Possibly this is because hepup'i1'.m .n
T,crcc fSso has no use for royal palaces anu nT
nnn,,nants for them. There Is sun enoa'5 - .
y, ,hem and TO spare on hand solio u
,,tich os repnblcanism gains suenS.n ",,,i o,
torcc will he devoted TO some Iloi1 Thn
,'m,.nosc-such as cotton or SIX NILS LII
prand cascade fountain in the paih 70 ,an- o,n-
Seriect and is carefully guarded llYni 'I
Sonsm But nothing is negiec'cu u ,ho
,"~od 70 90 to decay in France, anu 'Ho ~
~ and grounds OF st. Cloud are keI. -
70 -" ,,ood order as il its once royai in'S''''
was presiding in the palace
PALACE OF VERSAILLES.
w. rooched Versailles about noon, ahu
w ..,s;ted the royal carriages OF tne nIs
hrs' i.' "mnire. which are carefully pre-
NaPo,H1G;" ;n tbe same buildings in when rne,
ser'ed ',sod =" during the first empire: Inc.
are all scarlet and gold, WIN ra.h ~ II the,
on their panels, and LOOK as 0Iden ilI1n 80 carriag
had never been used. inc s,'n;ch no on
- 49, the Empress Josephine, VIII" n,,, nresse, m
bas entered since her royh' iJ.h' ,.h Great in
its cushions, was examined VIII et whor
terest by the ladies, large hu.,n .,non, the cal
were presept at the time. ~ little one
risge-house we passed into 'n' '
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