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An Alleged Electrical Storm.

WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE cleo
trica storm Of to-day seem, to have eX-
tended al over the United states and Eu-
rope. No reports received beyond the
Continent Of Europe. Communication be-
tween London and the Continent was
much delayed. and at times wholly inter-
ruptcd. Around New York il ceased be-
tween and O'Clock in the afternoon. hut
has again been fit tonight. Ii was felt o.,
carly =, / O'Clock Til, morning west Of
Omaha. At Chicago nj one time to-day
communication Wa, wholly suspended.
The switchboard I'm the Western Union
telegraph Office there Was set on fire several
times, and much damage was done 10 tclc-
graphic apparatus. From Milwaukee o It.
port comes that the volunteer electric eur
rent Wa at one time strong enough 10
light electric lamps.
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su,ongef; Though hosrse, he has made his
voice audible throughout the l,rcn ron,, n''
mere Is general regret with the covsa-
ence that the Bishop cannot nrcs"s N"'''ci-
beiorc the failure OF his voice nth.
IIercc was almost peerless in fhn r,,.i..,a
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Fire in Baltimore.

SIX Young WOMEN RESCUED BY TIRENEN.
BALTIMORE, November IA fire broke
out thi, morning in the wholesale drug
warehouse OF Gilbert Brothers Il Co.. on
Howard street. The flames burst out sud
denly. enyeloping the lower floors. The
employees escaped without seriou, injury.
six Young women al work on the fourth
floor were all safely rescued by firemon
and brought down on ladders.
Gilbert Brothers & Co. estimate their
stock destroyed at $4,000, upon which
thcrei, an Insurance Of $1,000. The ware
houses Of Co0ver d Matthews. George Il.
Stalcy x Co., Hartman & ScLryver. and
George II. Ehrman-all flour and produce
dealer,-werc each damaged about Il 900
by water. All were fully insured. The dam
axe 10 Gilbert Brother, 4 Cos warehouse
j. about $4,000.
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PORTSMOUTH, Va, November L., 1852.
The Conference met AZ 9:3O-Rishon
Pierce in the chair.
Rev. William Niece conducted divine
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Norfolk News.
ihh piSSAL-swANP LOTTERY CAsE-CAPTAI
OF A VESSEL DROWNrn

iht pissAL-swAMP LOTTERY CAsH-CAPTAIN
OF VESSEL DROWNED.
Especial telegram TO the DIspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 1.-The Cor
poration Court of this city is hearing arru-
ment in a case involving the present
validity Of charter granted by the State
during the last century to the Dismal
swamp Canal Company, which charter
empowered the company to raise funds by
means OF n lottery. Messrs. Ellis and
Ihom represent the defendants and Messr,.
Thomas Il. Borland the State. The char
Ter was granted long before the present
constitutional provisions and statutes IN
regard to lotteries were adopted.
Yesterday afternoon as the schooner
foamins Sea, bound for Hayre de Grace.
was passing Sewelrs Point Captain Owens
was knocked overheard by the main boom
and drowned before any assistance could
be given him. He was q native Of Mathew,
county, and had hi, VIE on board.
The schooner returned to port TO-DAY for
another captfn.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

=" haiumore-fata1 Explosion OF n
rennsylvania Nitrc-van,,-Dea,h in Mil.
'on' Del. from Mairractice-Fluctua
IN inc kerosene-On Market-Missis.ippi
congressional Cemm,ttee-A Brave Pen.a-
coia signal Omicer-Felger ard Certain
United states Observation-Disclosures Failures
!" the United states for the week-An Al.
iesed Electrical Storm in the United States
and Other Parts OF the world-FataI Min.
Accident in Pennsylvania snow.Storm.
hesterday-Dcath or Asa Packers Widow
storm on the French Coast; Lives Lost
Egyptian Afairs-Theatre Panic in Hun.
Eary-Ap American Socialist Delegate Sent
70 frison In Europe-Fire In London-Ex-
piosion OF Dynamite-works in Wales
sentence OF an Irish Criminal.
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A Brave Signal Officer.

WAsHINGTON. November 17.-General
Hazen. chief signal officer Of the army. has
issued the following general order:
The chief signal officer invite, attention
to the conduct Of Sergeant Michael Nc
Gauran. Of this corps. 1t Pensacola, ! Ia,
during the past season, when yellow-feyer
visited that city. In the face OF an cpl
domic which unnerye, the brayest OF men
Sergeant McGauran attended promptly and
quietly 10 his station duties; asked neither
favor. change, additional help, nor relief,
but maintained an unbroken series Of OBJ
servations which are Of great value in the
study Of the development aid progress Of
the epidemic. His faithfulness under these
irving circumstances entities him to pub
lie commentator.
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THE PROPHET UONORED IN HIS
L Own COUNTRY. EVEN N HIS
nMN HlL Il.


Tie loae-- simple narrative Of Nh. :. :.
yp1rp. VIII, reside, II No.I77 Williams street.
Troyid .uce. J.. J.:
.Dur.ue ih. Ia-- -lx ny seven years have been
-,r.-.l, .aleted w.,h Kidney ~oaee. causing ILL.,
ans, l,r...cle- Glz,ines-. aLd other severe I-ln-
,l.,,,r. INV body ana limbs. leilug mt so weak
,,..--..-e ritt @, time. ID was impossible for
a4.nv .ar. e ny h0u,e-work have A"d
Ia, ertt.rir- ~ Tie heart. and was terribly d.
- r.stl.. ,g.-, very n. SCRABBLE and CONF
,l.,.l, worn OFT aud discouraged; had DO ain.l-
d.rfsgcio 90 anything. aud barely sul-
,,er, strength 10 render eN-;cAcc desirable nav
t.,e.rctto, ind any relief from the doctor's pre-
l.,-,ior. atthistryiug crl-l-a friend persuaded
o,,.i, q to,lle q hunts Remedy, and now
&c, followed TINS friendly advice i"I The
remedy acted Ike charm in In! case Al'vI
4..t.,.. f.,s dose, iay health began 10 improve :
fs't teiter every way. The n"''erlHs % VIC
-. 3D., Intense b4ck-achcs. and terrible short
me-. 4 breath speedily disappeared ~ u,
- -,att,t.p soon returned. aud before had
taken twp bottles of the hele'f ! va -.
80, .,,. .,tl. 10 wash and iron and Go NY house
vi once in o while | an trouDiet WI" 'ae
-, aud a. soon as ! an taken resort %
nm. Remedy. and few d's-' IA me al ~
- eye- De withou; il in the future nav ~
I'll, recommended TIE Hunts heihr! 70 n'y
$50. and they have experienced fei'eI nm s-l
a., ao.c heartily recommend IL u az g.
-st.,et with kllney-ciscise or o4seAso' ~ -,
- bladder. or urinary organs "i'A '''''
,.,o,ly should De without u. v.,,,pp
.,,..,,- .,-oet. Providence, K. l."
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Arrested for Malpractice.

PHILADELPHIA, November Ion We'd
nesdav last Lizzie Halsten, aged twenty
three. a resident Of Milton, Del. died in
the house Of her aunt here from the effects
Of a criminal operation alleged to have
been performed by DR.. George Buchanan,
a son OF the bogus medical-diplOma dealer
Of that name. An inquest was held to-
d,y and a verdict found that the deceased
came 10 her death from exhaustion, the re-
nit of criminal operation at the hands Of
George Buchanan. The Doctor" was
tbereupon held TO await the action Il the
District Attorney.
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Cotton EeccipfA.

NET YORK, November 1.-The follow
ing afe total net receipts Of cotton at all
ports since September 1st: Galveston,
2S9. 9S4 bales; New Orleans, 407,9 bales !;
Mobile. l2S,9SO bales; Savannah, 366,5l2
bales: Charleston. 249,694 bales; Whining
ton. 47,972 bales; Norfolk, 27j,0SG bales /;
Baltimore, Asa bale,; New York, 1883
bales: Boston, $3.50 bales; Providence.
l40 bales; Philadelphia, - bales; West
Point. 1854 bales; Brunswick, 3,7GS bales (;
Port ROYAL. 1880 bales; Indianola. s.64O
bales: City Point, $40 bales. Total, 1915
1iS haleS
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Edwin Freeman. q Norton, Mas ,.,' ~ in nv
I've suffered the most Geo. ,.''s ~ medicine
terey. for ycr' and il - me- wear, since
could n'' ,t,,liug Hunts Remedy paIc
commerce ~'s.9r.s drugstore, in Providence
eo'u' 81 80 er, dose here. and afier using one one
hottie was free from al '.,' no. trace Of disease
W.. ,re year. &C., he' aay medicine since be-
and have no. bad e,a 70 I 70 he the bel kidney and
ncye Hunts RENE ,"o,sn. ana chcerfuliy re-
liver medicine en- n .nserer. from this terrible
I ,,1~ Trial size IS cents o,,le prcpara-
ton. scientifically i"'''' NO 16-Thlv)sa&Tu
cis,-COE. ----
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Explosion in a Nitro VauIt.

AILENTowN. Pa, November 17.-An cX-
plo,ion occurred 1t noon to-day in the
nitre vault at the Cold spring Powder
Works. several mic, south Of thi, city.
II. G. Welsh. the superintendent. Who e.
tered thcyault shortly before the explosion,
j, missing, and it i believed that De Ia
been killed. search i, being made for hi,
body
A few small fragments Of 1e>h and cloth
ing have been found, enough to show that
Superintendent Welsh lost hi life by the
explosion. but not enough 10 distinguish
any portion OF human body.
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Importance Of One Vote.

VICTORIA. b. c., November lin the
Esquimalt election case yesterday Judge
Gray allowed scrutiny Of the ballots,
which resulted in the Attorney General
being unseated and Pooley. the opposition
candidate, declared elected by one vote.
The case has attracted great interest in po-
litical circles here, as the fall Of the Gov
eminent depended on II.
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THE NEW GLlNE BUTTER
is excellent for FRY ing PURPOSES. There's something
in a name. lat probably nothing n he olive in
the butter except IT, color: lgt. bc-iles being
-urci by chemists that this perfectly pure veg
etlhlc oil all hous keepers WHO have tried ID VIII
agree that Il is extremely economical and makes
very delicate frying material. Hero was formerly
tho Situation so the kitchen over tho frying pan;
You could take lard. which Wa. no, cheap, and
used up" very fast: yau had butter, which. be-
sides being expensive. required q -kilful cook o.
keep 10 from burning; or y0u could use salad-ou.
which. though costing a.armingly O. beg with.
required little % 90 the work that the cooking
school would ten You IL was likctfe widow. cruise
ltdid not seem - Jose per opthly. after fry. nr
fifty oysters tie D. tile nearly fun before
But very few american hou-ekeerer- coaid Doe
hroughtuyit- FIRST cXpcu-iyeDc-- g. Try using sweet
on, which f. he frying material ~ ar south Eu-
ropc. We leave ont ~ the lit clarified fat" or
dripping because There 3. .cliJm enough Of this 60
DO tie entire cooking WITH even with a conseieu-
tIou- person in tho kitchen who understands how
% and Use il all, af IL should Away hC insist
ed Oh. The two besi-knowu vegetable oils tl tlt-
country produces are cottYn-seed OH and peanut
on, both Of which are understood 10 have been for
years exported O. Europe, coming back - O.. In
wlcker-covcrcd flask. as Italian ol.ve-oil. Red
yct 10 count much ia the home market. The man
ufi cturer- Of The new OLIVE BUTTER-wAi,h j,
no, butter AZ an. bu. q clear. grecnish ol-hayc
agreed g. give us home product. warranted pure,
without tie ocean yo5 age; th ugh 90 coLciliait oar
ridiculou. American prejudice. DO NOT label l.
c0ttru-sccd or peanut oil. The former NJ which il
probably T.. Anybody who tric- il viii agree That
IL cook a. well s-ld-oil: and IS an yogetahl,
OH. heat 10 lower temperature .hau tie solid aui-
mai fat u doe, not burn away or waste as rapidly
a, lard. Il comes iu convenient cans. with MONTH
piece like the kcroseneol can. that you c.A pour
Of Just the desired quantity f0r u-, and after cook
ing his can De- carefully strained and returned -
the can. except 10 BIAS been used tor fish. whom D.
must hc Iut bon separaia bottle and kept apart IN
this use. II has o slEitly-pu-geut smell wien
cooking. which ]. said O. Doe entirely removed hy
tie use u pinch Of ,ai;. hut which j. Do worse
than other frying through thc house. The egg
plants oysters. clam or c0rn-frti,r- nat are turn
"a oa. Of Olive Butter by good COOK have not
particle Of grel-ine-- abou. them. u'r any taste
whatever o. TIC medium iu which they arc fried.
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EgYpf.

CAIRO, November 1.-THE evidence Of
Suleiman Daoud that Arab Pacha ordered
him to set Alexandrif on fire and murder
the khedive is generally discredited. Sui
tan Pacha denies that he met suleiman
Daoud while the latter was on his way TO
murder the Khediye and prevailed on him
TO return and again discuss the matter with
Arab.
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Ac,ofauInhuman Mother.

LOUISVILLE, November l1.-Martha
Robinson (colored) Yesterday heated
.toye red-hot. stripped the clothing from
her child, aged two and half years, and
laid il on it, back CD the top OF the stove:
After a tune she took the child of, and
carving il 10 a factory near 10y, leit II IN
tbe hallway. The cries Of the child were
heard by the officers, who arrested the
woman. The child will die.
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Eeroseue.OiI Sales.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. November l7.--To-day
was a field-day for the bear spectators on
the oil Exchange. 4 report was received
IN the forenoon OF new free-howing wells
in Forest county. Up 10 noon the safes
reached 100000 barrfls, and The mel de-
s,lae va. ....'.ly3 l.I-,. = ----.-.
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Pioneer Steamer.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE steam
ship lie Chatellier, the pioneer vessel OF
the new line between Baltimore and Havre,
arrived at Locust Point this morning. She
Is an iron steamer OF 1900 tons, ana Is one
Of the vessels OF the Compagnie Generate
Trans Athntique OF France.
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Fatal Mine Accident I'm Pennsylvania.

SCRANTON, PA. November l.. = II
Grassy Island mines, at Olyphant, last
evening Thomas W ,lliams and Albert VIII
liams were instantly killed and Sylvester
Williams fatally injured 10y the fall Of the
roof Of q mine several feet thick.
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AuAmerican Delegate 20 the Socialist
co,vrcss 20 be Imprisoned.

Tur Hague. November I1.-Dr. Edward
cantz who attended the Congress Of So
o;ai;sts here in 1881 a. an American dele
80 has been sentenced TO two years inn
SSr rts, on charge Of obtaining money
Inv fraudulent advertisements.
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Storms and Lives Lost on the French
Cnnsf

PARIS, November 17.-EXtensive floods
have occurred in various parts Of the coun-
try. There were several wrecks on the
west coast, and some lives were lost.
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business Failures I'm the United States
for the Week.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE bust
ness failures for the week reported 10 New
York number l39, Of which lSl took place
in the country and In New York city.
The Eastern states bad 90, the Western 81,
the Southern 90, the Middle is, Pacific Il,
and Canada II.
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Theatre Panic.

PEsru, November l1.-Ihe theatre Al
Gross Becskerk was set on nre last nigb,
by the upsettlng Of petroleum lamp ana
partially DESTROYED. A panic ,.nv prevailed rs,sael
among the audience, ana many persons
u eas l.u4.J.
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Conversational Junketting Committee

MEMPHIS. November 1.-THE congress
sionoI river-inspection committee left here
mis- morning At , O'Clock for New Orleans.
They did not inspect the harbor at this
pOint.
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Fire I'm Landau

LoNDoS, November 1.-THE premises
Nos. 43 to 50 Westbourne Grove, occupied
by William Whitley, one Of the principal
London diapers, were partially Quilted by
IRE last evening. The damage is roughly
estimated at considerably over 100000.
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Railroad Wreckage.

Troy, Y. Y, November l1.-Whll a
dense fog prevailed this morning freight
train on the Troy and Boston road ran INTO
the rear Of a train ahead Of 1t, wreckIng
thirteen cars and killing one brakeman.
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Fire in Bolton Texas.

GALVESTON. November IA special
dispatch from Bolton states that irc OF
Cured there about o'clock This morning
which DESTROYED property 10 the amount Of
over So. The losses are covered by
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CITY DIsPENsAhf1::

CIrY DI'rEsii4A =. - OF r' VIRGINIA. \,
cOENkh " RICHMOND. Va. .o,.prrn
ORR 1,. P % d,sio si' n % O'Clock r.M
., ,er-ons Of this cltS deSS',t a. lie bene-
Az indFeh5 ircsiinent are enlllce ~
cal surg 'fS,i.nensary free OF IN following de-
IT. II tbis Dp"ry consists 81 w Ohsietrie.tl.
The Dlspeh1, Medical. SgIs III ~. charge Of Tie
lar. and Throat, a oiiSge u yirais
PToiees: Of ienales and receive sos especial A'en
ton. lin also he AitcNoes provided umel5
VIII II their ie'
r potice be given sr,r,,r,oS
MEDICAL OFFICERS or p 1' Ne 5. %siI 3. 4
Aaepding PhysiedI'sss Wexford DR. 0"''''' "
ID DIE pr. r. = Coleman eaa. Or. William T. "'''
ID 5li Df. Eds Mec'reeI E.i Dl eSf''c.
superintendent +"
~ js-la
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heath of Judge Asa Packers widow,

MAucH CHUNK, PA, November l7.-Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Packer. widow OF the late Judge
Asa Packer, died al her residence here this
morning: AGED seyenty-fve years.
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% he Hanged i'm ireland.

DUBLIN. November 17.-Patrick Casey
has been found guilty Of the murder OF
Bridget Joyce, and s1n'ehceu 70 ,. uessn'
The jury were out only eleven minutes mn
Casey will be hanged on December 10Th.
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TAXES.

NOTICE. THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ HENRlCO COUNTY are hereby notified nat
the Treasurer will be at his Office 10 Tie NCEtty
roaTt-hOu-e from the 18Th OF November ~ the
3Oth unclusiy~j for the purpose Of collecting fai-,
county and school taxes for the year 1889 alitg
which date per cent. viii DC added and SCI! oli
Tor c0ii, c,ion. - the law tire7's.
sA<s-A@A-s 49, 80 - - - 49, e.
10 ,-INoS0 SSsD.y tr,~ssg-I,
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NEW YORK. November 1.-THE cable,
are an working very slowly this morning.
caused by the storms. Consequently the
European markets are all delayed.
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BY Telegraph.


INV Nl.k.
NV YORK.NOvemher NorH.->iorke ~ .Ce-
rato'y active aud weak. Money. per cent ~
cnange-Loug, $50 short. 4ef. st@,e tond. re-
elected. Governments unchanged.
ErtataQ Exchange. 4St. GoTcrrmcnts
somewhat lower: new b.. lOls.: new 49, I4-t:
n.w .ll9r; IS. lOl'r. Nob.y, 6m- ier cont
slate u ithput feature. Treasury balance 'In.
ilu2.5il: currtncv, $1,000.
stock general y weak and lower.
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Dynamite ExpIos;ou I'm Wales

LONDON, November 1.-THE Dynamite
Works at Llanelly. Wales, exploded to-
day, killing FIVE and wounding nine men.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, November II, 1852.
sIEs-FrRsT BoARD.-2.600 Richmond city
SIS at 1914 400 do. at 1917; 10 shares Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad sfock az sss. 10
do at 3s! 10 do. at 3ss, 10 30. az ssa, 10 DO. at
$50, 30 do. At SO; 10 shares Richmond and West
Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company
stock at 2ss.
SECOND BoAnD.-1o shares Charlotte. Columbia
and augusta Railroad stock AZ IS
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.
ROOTS, SHOES &c.
T A. GRlGG, III
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, sATCHELs,
RAILROAD BAGS.
sHAwL-sTRAPs, &C

The largest and be-t line Of OLD LADIES and
BR0AD-B0TTOM, FLAT
HEEL, SOFT and FLEXlBLE-s0LE SHOES
ever carried previous 10 this; SCHOOL SHOES
for children. HANDMADE GOODS In all the
-, - oc l5-3n
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Ry Telegraph.

F.u-Ws quote: Zine. 50 s3.kI ,Itr-
line. -. -Ua SY.7j: -N.fa. t4.7Jas 4.So -
mon G.r.,.sj $3.50 icfeL; ..-fl is sb'a-t ~.
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kIDNEY.WORT.
KIDN y W O T. 7
HAS BEEN PROVED
the sureSt cure for
kIDN Ely ID r A : Z :.

Docs lame back or disOrdered urine Indl- :
/ cate that YOU arr 4 victim THEN Do NOT :
HESITATE: use WORT al once :
druggists recommend ~. and II viii -ptec-
/ Nv overcome Tie disease and restore healthy
I action. ,.- D.. /.
/ LADIES.--FOr complaints PECULIAR 20 :
/ vOur SIX. srch AZ pain aud weaknesses. MID ;
/ SEY-WORT r. Unsurpassed, As Il VIII act =
/ promptly and safely. .t.,, :
! EITHER sEX-Incon'inence retention
/ Of urine. brick dust or r0py deposits, and :
dull. dragging pains, AL speedily yield 70 IL :
/ curative power. , No., =
! SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price 81. :
KIDN Wv ORT.
: foe 3-Tu,ThCwl&satApSI
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4 NTI-DYSPEPTIC.
FOR COOKING.
TIE NEW nLlYE RUTTER

Extract from the Public Ledger, Philadelphia
october :. 1882:
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If you doubt. come 10 sec Us, and VIC VIII CURR
YOU, or charge nothing Write for particulars
and copy Of the little book, Message 10 the tn
fortunate suffering
Al any druggist n to cur staudlng.
he $1,000 REWARD viii be paid To- any Che.
mist Who viii ind. ON anay... Il 100 bottle, 4 :.
:. one particle OF Mercury, Iodidc Of Po;aS-
sum. or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Proprie.ors.
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Il Small - 90
Large >i1e...............,.. ........ IS
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
oc 2l.sa.ru&Th
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WANTED, CASH URCHASERS.-
W ANIfiEA tI1I COAL. house -iz---he-i In
market. LTlilGH Ii MP COAL, for fuundries.
'EONN BILL sPIIN1. thc peerless coal for
open CRATES. Cl'NBFRLANDANDN NEW RIVER
>TEtM 80 SMITH CpAl. FOREST FINE
WOOD. ass,a ard kMdlIng Prices satisfactory
Tor best Goals. AMI fun weights.
=. =. LNTHRDP.
aIj SeFeUietnih stpei. al Drsw-brldFe.
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We0D ASB COAL.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRACGTE
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I.a Committee 40 Church Extension r.
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