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CITY ORDINASCEs.
A N ORDINANCE CONCERNING ALL
PUBLIC PLACES or AMUSEMENT AND
HALLS OF EXHIBITION.
[Approyed AprLI l3.lss2.l

Section /. BE- u ordofaed by ne Council T
Richmond That IL shall De thc duty of ihe pr,-
prietOr or manager Of any public place Of amu.e-
ment or hall Of exhibition in which there are nro-
plugs, during performance. or exhibitions in Those
buildings. 10 keep an employee I'm position near tIe
irc-plug I'm readiness 10 use the hose attached
thereto m ease Of fire.
section .. The ChiCfOf the FIRE Department OPP
any one of the assistant engineers may enter auy
public place of amusement ar hall Of exhibition
in this city at any time they may deem proper.
The pcrsOn.kecping the docs Of any public place
of amusement shall permit any 81 these officer, 90
enter the building nron the exhibition Of The nn.-
GERS badge of Office. Any person failing b.
promptly admit such officer shall b, fined NOT ir,f
than five dollars nor more Than ten dollar.. AMI
upon failure o. pay said fine shall De- Imprisoned
In the city jail not less than five nor more thau
ten days. n shall be- The duty of Those unIccf, "a
make any recommendation That they may ht.m
for the public good concerning places OF amu-e-
mont To the city Council whenever they may think
it necessary.
section 3. II shall De the duty of the city clerk
60 furnish the its,Cc, owner. or manager ~ every
public place of amusement OF han Of exhibition
With copy 81 this ordnance. who .hali Keep fic
same posted In consp,cunus place near Tie door.
Ian l=-DtI
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DEATHS.

Died, at Cappahosic, Gloucester county, Va. at
81 o'clock A. NJ: Sunday the 18th instant 1.-THE
sseyen.y,hfth anniversary OF his BIRTH, DR.. WILL
LIAM III. SHIELD.
His remains were inferred at "Temple Farm,r
YORK county, his old home where his first wife and
several OF his children were buried.
Died, at 7:15 l.. NJ, Aprii 81, 1882, ut bis resi-
dence, No: 1852 east Cary street, Mr.. HENRY
Notice Of funeral viii be published tomorrow
morning.
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NJ GRAND SPRING OPENING.
ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
j27 BROAD STREET.

Having completed our Improvements, we are
now ready to show the largest and most complete
stock of
NEW GOODS
ever exhibited by us, embracing all the latest nov
elites In
DRESS GOODS, MORIES, SILKS,
SATINs, SURAHs,
NUNS YELLING, NOVELTIES,
TRIMMINGS,
BLACK GOODS of all kinds and qualities;
PARASOLS ia endless styles and prices;
EMBROIDERIEs, HOSIERY, HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's, and CHILDREN's
UNDERWEAR;
CAssDIERES for mems and boys wear;
JEWELRY. RIBBONS;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS;
DONIEsTICS Of all kinds at very low prices.
MATTINGs, MATTINGS, MATTINGs.
MATTINGS from auction from lie. per yard TO
45c. for the best article on these goods we are
headquarters. All we ask is a call before you
buy.
TABLE OIL-CLOTHs in 5-4 aud Ga lower than
ever.
OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK
has Just been purchased at the great
DECLINE IN PRICES
at the recent forced auction sales I'm New York. We
are ready 10 show the
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED II THIS CITY.
Don't fail to give MS a call before you buy.
ID. & +. MITTELDORFER,
ap 16-Su,W&Sl 527 Broad street.
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"Justce" ought to report his wrongs to
the police, or TO the authorities Of Rich
mond College. We cannot give our CO.
lumns up to such matters. II we had his
name we would forward his letter our
selves
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Not drink, not sold In bar-rooms, but
reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine,
useful at al times, and In all seasons, Is
Browne Iron Bitters.
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M FIRST PRESB YTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, d. d., pastor.
Services at IL 4. VI. and 1870 T.. VI.
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nj GRACE-S Il r. EFT PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-Preaching at IL \. NJ. by Rev.
DR.. HAZEN. No services nj night.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tuesday, April IL, 1882, at the resi-
dencc of w: ID: Gibson, Hq. by the Rev. J. G..
Armstrong, HERBERT W. ANDERSON of Balti-
more Nd, TO LIZZIE W., daughter Of the late DR..
Il. IL. Dcane
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NJ SIDNEY B 4 PIT | 5 7 CHURCH
corner Main and Reservoir streeisl.-Preaching
by Rev. i. HARRISON at IL O'Clock A.
NJ. and ~ O'Clock p. VI. SUNDAY. All are In
yted
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ut SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. T. Z. SKINNER, ID. D., Of Raleigh, n. c., will
preach az IL A.. NJ. No service at night. %
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CHURCH corner OF Tenth and Broad streets).-
SUNDAY, April o3d.-Preaching at ii A. NJ. by
Rev. r. N. sLEDD, ID. d., presiding elder of the
district; at p. NJ by Rev. W. &. STARR, ID. d.,
pas,or-subjcct: In the Beginaing-God."
cordial invitation to all.
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nj SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-Rev. J. y. TYLER VIII preach
at IL 4. VI. and 8 p. NJ. subject in the morning
"Christ's Beaiitudes"; in the evening: "Liying
Without God.n
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.-voIrro ,rrv,s CHRISTIAN AS

FYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
soCATIoN-Tnrs ATfEnSeox at $50 O'Clock
lecture on the sunday-school lesson ny rev. Dr.
HAzEN. Everybody welcome. - =.
TOMORROW Mt r. N. the usual service Oh
song, conducted by the Secretary, VINO VIII give
Bible reading. Open to all.
vice. Praise meeting. All young men .e'oo1e.
TUESDAY nj $40 T.. M. lecture at Mozart Hall
by GEORGE KESxAy, Of Washington. Reserved
seats at Ramos 4 Moses.
THURSDAY at s:so.P. NJ secretary's CONVERSE
iionaI s,udv. Al, x.ung men invited. Subject
" A Christian Gentleman's Travels.
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nj THIRD PRE- Shy TERRA
CHURCH-Rev. +. II. HARDING, ID. d., will
preach at l 4. VI. and 7:i5 Z. VI.
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An ORDINANCE CONCERNINGTHE
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUsE, FOR TIE BIT
TER PROTECTION OF LIVE N SAID
BUILDING.


l. Be IL 0rdained IN me Connect ri RicimaUf
That the owner or proprietor 81 the NirH t
Opera-IlOuse De. and he Is hereby. required WIfH
sixty days First. 70 have the door on the 30 %.
oueliing into Franklin street so changed as tn Nft
out. aud al doors In the building % open .U'-
wards. Second. 70 have iirc-plug placed Dn oil
south side OF the stage. with iteen feet OF bo.r t
tachcd.
. Every violation Of this ordinance shall De- pune
ished by a fine Of no: less than five nor more f'iH
twenty dollars and each dayof night mat ail 'f-
House without compliance with this ordinance
shall constitute separate offence ia default Nf
payment Of the said fine The Party offending -.HI
be- Imprisoned not less than Eve nor more fhHn
twenty days, aud the license tO the said virginia
Opcra-IIOusc shall Doc revoked.
3. II shall De the duty Of thc CITY Engineer ami
Chief OF Police 10 ser 10 the proper Observance 81
tins ordinance. aud o. report Co tuc Police Justice
any violation thereof 1plN-1t
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets REV. j. b. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. d., pastor, will preach on SUNDAY
MORNING ut IL o'clock-subject. " The Advantages
Inherited from Ages that have Preceded Us; What
VIII We DO with Them" At 8 o'clock Il. NJ.
Rev. T. T.. SKINNER. ID. d.. of Raleigh, y. G., viii
preach. Baptism after evening sermon. All well
come.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl-Rev. w. c. SCHAEFFER, pastor. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and T.. VI. Visitors welcome.
Seats free.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
D.JEXECUTED At the DISPATCH PRINTING.
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M MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
~ BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST

j. G.. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., rector.-services at }
A. VI. and 8 =. VI. Sunday school at 9A A. NJ.
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M TRINITY CHURCH Corner Of
Twentieth and Broad streets)-Rey. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastor.-Preaching at IL a. VI. and at
7:3QP. VI. Young mems prayer-meeting from 3
tod 7. VI.
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nj CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH south side Of Grace between Fourth
and Fifth streets).-Serylcc at ii o'clock A.. NJ.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. j. A. PETERSON.
At 8 7. VI. Rev. r. n. SLEDD, ID. d., will preach
Seats free.
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POUND-PARTY.
CHfLDREN's CARRIAGES.

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CAR
~ RiAGES, CkRRlAGES.-Arriyed this day
six more eases of the WHITNEY CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGES, direct from the factory. manufac-
tnred for JOHN DOES. No. I'll and 7l3 Main
street, at wholesale and retail. ap2
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LECTURES.

Mr.. KEENAN, has gained the reputation OF
being the most polished lecturer on Tie platform.
No pedant, no dry geography, or hard geology
about Siberia-simply an observation-disclosures
Gus lecture about the life he and some other good
fellows led there for few months.
Verdict: " Worth dozen ordinary lectures"
His costumes mot limitations but brought by
himself from siberial are a curiosity.
Reserved seats az RAMOS & NOSES. ap 20
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ne ST. JAMES CHURCH.-RoBERr
GRAHAM, Esq., Of England, will speak In behalf
Of the cause Of temperance iat ST. James church
THIS MORNING at 12 o'clock. meeting oil great
Interest Is expected.
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An ORDINANCE CONCERNlNG the
THEATRE COMQUE, FOR THE BETTER
PROTECTION OF LIFE IN SAID BUILD
LAnnroxod AnrIl Il. 1891

Section |. BE- IL Orddiacf ~ Me Council q
RicLmoad. That thc owner or proprietor al ihc
Theatre Comtque DC. and hc D. hereby required
within sixty days-Firsf. To have all doom in ilr
building altered 80 as 10 open out. Ntc1nf. j.
have ire plug placed on the west side OF the stage
with iftetu feet Of hose attached.
section 2. Every violation 81 this ordinance
shall be- punishable by q line Of not less than tir
dollars nor more than twenty, and every Jay nr
night that any Performance. play or eNhilli
shall be- given 10 The Theatre CONTINUE uftcr ihc ft-
piratiun Of the time liked by this ordinance inf 'N'
completion OF these Improvements without .u.N
compliance shall be- q separate offence. ON iii'uf
to nav Inc fnc the party offending shall be- imif'-
onrd not less than five day nor more tiHu lNtu.t
and the license 10 the Theatre Comiguc shall h r-
SOked,
section 3. II shall Doe the dutyof the Cuy tns-
neer and Chief Of Police 10 see to tht lrnrt|
servance Of this ordnance. and tO report iH HN
Police Justice any violation Thereof. hp l~-.'
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An ORDINANCE CONCERlNG Mo-
TART HALL, FOR TIE BETTER P'"-
lection OF LIFE ~ SAID BUUplND



section J. be II ordained bU N. f0H.
RichmOad. That the owner or prophet NJ
cart Hall De- and is hereby. required ~I.
mOnihs-fTst. 20 prohibit chair, nr -.I.-
description 90 be placed in thc a.-t- .
building: stc1Hd, % keep The door. NH t'.
aisle unlocked during ail exhibition .I
gatherings Of any description; f I-. i' ....
lrc-plug placed on the Stage viiu IifN.N ''
hose attached; fDuffh. 20 nptu Hr -.
straight exit 60 Eighth stree z ir.. Di.N "' I
side aisics as wei g- the cCnfr .... N-
and doOrways leading from h
Eighth street Cd De 81 tie sll
isle.
section 2 Every violation
shall bc punishable by a co.. u. n.'
dollars nor more than iwnnif. tIt .'.
night that any Performance I'It.
shall Doe given - Mozart Han Iiitl
Of the time fixed hy TN, ordnance.
pietlOn Of these lmp00fcm .l.- BIZ
compliance. shall bca separate offence '
Ia pay tho fine tlc party offending @
pri-0nci not less tnau Csc ol'-
twenty, and the license o. mozart o.
Ytkcd.
section 3. 10 shall Doe thc DIZZY 'f I'D. '.
ginecr and cher Of Police Oh I. Dbl
Observance ~ ihis ordinance Hni iY r.l-
Police Justice any violation thereof up
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PRODUCTION DOUBLED. IAGAINDovBLrb
ffe 4-eodI2m
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OF Public Accounts to postpone ul S Pr,
teu1ber 1, 1852, the final settleuent LOT 1871
and 1881 with the several county treasurers
OF the Commonwealth.
House bin to extend the time for the col
lection 81 taxes In the county Of Patrick
for the year 1881, returned from the senate
with amendments.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES


FOWLER in the chair.
ELECTION OF A JUDGE.
The SPEAKER laid before the House q
communication from the Governor inform
ing the General Assembly OF the resigna-
ton Of Judge b. w. Lacy, Judge OF the
Eighth judicial circuit.
Mr.. Cross thereupon offered q concur
rent resolution that the two houses pro-
coed at l:30 O'Clock TO fill the vacancy,
which was agreed to and communicated 10
the Senate, aud by that body concured in.
AT the appointed hour the House, after
exchanging the customary messages with
the Senate, proceeded to the execution OF
the joint order.
Judge X. l.. Henley Resdiuster), Of
James CITY, was elected without opposi-
ton.
A. b. EVANS, Esq, member OF the House
from Middlesex county, although not
placed in nomination, received the votes
OF fourteen OF his Democratic fellow-mem-
bers.
THE MILEAGE QUESTION.
The resolution offered ON Thursday by
Mr.. GMoGs instructing the Auditor OF Pub
nc Accounts TO pay members OF the House
mileage for the extra session was, Oh mo-
ton OF MIR. KELLEY. passed by.
THE APPROPRIATION AND ASSESSMENT BILLS.
The House receded from its amendments
TO the appropriation bill, and agreed to the
Senate amendments to the tax bill. Both
now 20 the Governor.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
Mr.. Cross offered concurrent resolution
providing for the adjournment sine die
Of the General Assembly at 1 o'clock to-
which was adopted by decided
LAID 0x THE TABLE.
Senate blu 23l, 70 authorize the Auditor
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TUESD a Y. FEBRUARY Il, 1889.
TRUTH aTTESTED,
LSome Important Statements OF Well Known
Peonla Wholly Vari6ad ]

[Some Important Statements OF Well Known
People Wholly Verified
In order that the public may fully rsAlizs the
geDuineness of the statement ss we'll rs the
power and value of the article Of which they
speak, We publish herewith the fac sinile sigma.
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques.
tion. The truth of these testimonials is absolute
nor can the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1andris, Va, a ugust 4, 1881,
was thrown from my horse or years ago.
snd suffered severe wound of the side, which
WAS aggravated by disordered kidneys. Eleven
months ego l wss attacked with pneumonia and
bladder disease, deposits of brick dust and albu.
men being discernable By the naked eye. I was
confined 10 the house for six months, and was
unable to cross the floor without assistance. My
ply sician did me no good. Having read in my
religious weeklies OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beiag
advised to use it by Csptuin Graham, did 60,
and am ohea more able to walk the streets. Ny
pains have left me. aud I believe if I had used
the emedy year ago should then also have
been cured
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THERNOMETRRS-A large assortment of
= the ordinary black case thermom sters; also
assorted bi1ds for dairy use.
feb3 X 5. LEADBgATER & BRO
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. 4. q. VESTS II ERvE AND KRAIN TREAT.
MENT; q specific for hsctoris, Dizziness Con
sion, Loss of Memory Spernstorrbe.. Impo.
tenc5, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused By over exertion, seli abuse, or over
indulgence which leeds TO misery, decay and
dea.h. One box vii! cure recent caGes. Escb
box contains ore months trasin:nt Ono dollar
box, or Elk boxes Tor five dollsrs; sent by mail
prepsid on receipt OF prica We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With Zach ordar 70.
ceived by uB for six boxes, accom- panied with
five dollars, We will send the purchaser our writ
ten guarantee TO return the money if the treat
neEt does not effect curs Guarantees issued
by JANNEY & Co, Druggists, AleIandris
Us, who!Gsala and retail agents. Orders bv
uei will receive urnrnpt stt"nlion mar,
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l ". l m. 3m. en- l VI.
Space.
Removal Of u TumOr.

The removal Of tuuor from a woman il
POisdelpbis last week has aIretd dy been ner
toned in the Gazstte. The following partcu.
lars Of the operation arc from the Times of thai
city:
Pale and pitched in features, woman oil
| large proportions was carried into the clinic
room OF the UOiversily Hospital, where DR..
| William Goodell was busy srransirg q case ol
gltteTItg surelo, Instruments SUBS 1entIy
| employed 10 an operation OF an unusual uDarsc-
! ter. The sutlcct was woman 81 years of ,g.,
| mother Of three children, who had ooms from
her home 10 the little hamlet of Blsnchsrd,
| Centre couO'y, to hsvs deter miaed by the koife
| the question Of bcr existeros Tn,r, were
| about thirty physicians present and group OF
students, who watched the op,raion with it,
terest., The patient was about 5 feet iucbt s
10 hight, and By &C usl measurement fee. l.!
lucbes ia Rirth, or within 8 iLch.s ss great
! around IS sbe WAS in stature. lhe cause of
her sbnl rn.l olrditioo wss'sn ovarian tumor,
which bad already attained q weight much
greater than her body and Gss slowly and surely
sappiug her vitOli y. T1e u nor mads ils sl-
Desrauce 6ino years ago, aud fron the star,
sraw with am.zI' & rspidity. For soue Iiue the
woman has go sos1'u.ey unib'e to assume
sty other than sltlog Dt ure, tie very aot Of
yiug down mskiog death certain by suffocaion
fter administering other, the sensible sltj
WAS placed in the best position hsr great hu,k
would permit and the incision made che keen
@ fgsd knife 'nk deep into the flesh az d the def!
d ,rs OF the ssl.lsd surgeon were busy in sep
arnLng lha tumor from the life il W IS feeding
upon. When the mass had basn completely
taken away it wos placed in a tub OF the largest
szs and flied the vessel within three inches OF
the top. The tumor wes then placed upon The
scsl and was sc.rtsined to weigh ll2 pounds
the largest, it is believed. tVr rm we'd from o
human teirg subsequently the pstisnt now
| reduced to \ mere skeetor, and hsuA lg 10 life
By the rs thread. wns 6 ,nty lifted TO the
scales ana was fund to Wi "a about IS pounds
or 81 leas thSn ,h- sss jueIt taken from her boty
On ItcoVtri * consciousness IS The patient could
ec,rcsly EXPIRE S the sense Of relief shs expert.
| enced. Ths absence oftte We gatthut b. d been
| burden to her for so m my yu.rs wss so novel
and We. 60 Pile, mt b ~ she wss com oarativey
buoy mt in spirit. When the WON 10 ha1 bsen
sced ia bed, the bsief WAS exE rasssd that she
would live
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STRANGE ADvENTUaE.-Ths Lynchbu,g
N,Ws relates a story Of how a merchant Of II at
city YVES vctim;z,d By crsz7 colored mau and
arrested Oh a charge Of &C u ,terfsi,iog. During
q recent visit to Salem the merchant was ap-
preached by coored man who represent d
hrm elf ss 30 internal revsuus agent. aud de-
sired lhs merchant, who is des'g ,sted as Mr.. 8,
TO take a bundle for him to Cave Spring,
whiIhsr bI,h parties we're going, the negro 90
horseback spd Mr.. s. in busgy Ga srriVirg 6
q. tho latter place, the mao took his bundle
aud ssked Mr. 8. to change him . dollar
note. At this h, gentle msos suspicious we're
aroused, and he d. laed to change the note.
After trausscriug bis business at Cave Spring
he gentleman returned to Salem. aud i
vas DOT long b fore bis duskY friend was 10 the
bands of the sheriff chrg d with psssiog ccut-
telf it N ,ney Jon b;lng arrested the mao
declared that Mr.. s. was an accomp'ioe I f bis
10 making sod passing counterfeit monty. and
Mr. 5, WIS forihai b arrested. He WIS ,sken
to the magistrates Office, where he Jlored mso
stated that Mr. s had assised him 10 robbipg
oiue banks io B 's'on, snd hat b, had 10 bis
possession SIT 700 10 cuun etteit bill 8 At this
crisis Mr.. s. b, b ueht him 'et of . gentleman
| in Salem who ko.w him ioimately, and sec. rd-
log y sent for his friend, who at once sppesrs d
and identified the unior una'e merchant to the
sa isf.otoo Of The "a tioe, aud was acot iir G.
| ly released. The ooler=d mao go,s ty he
oame of DIR" Penn, .ud WAS s:veral Tin 6
arrested iu Lyucbburg some time ago for furg,-
rs, but Was acquitted on The grCuads OF insanity.
r-FST POCEET nYsPRPsTa cJrRE
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GCUTT'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER
y OIL WITH LIME AND SODA. an invsl-
usb'e remedy for Coughs, Colds and General
Debility, For sale by
dec6 WAKEFIELD HALL.
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USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED RYE WHISKY,
three yetr, old, only 50 per gallon.
GEO. McBURNEY l. Son, Agents.
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A1~n aLu1,a ~:

Thousands of eduslly strong endorsements-
n any of them in cases where hope was abandon
ed-hsve been voluntarily given. showing the
remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in all diseases OF the kidneys, liver
or urinary organs If any one who reads this
has any physical trouble. rtmsmber the great
danger Of delay. dec2S
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The PERSECUTION OF THE W5.-Fiom all
that o,n bs learned tho outrsges upon the J ews
OF Russia hava 10 no way bseo exaggerated if.iL-
dsed. the t.u b 10 al ,ses. has even been told.
There hos been nothing like it sicco tho Bul-
g,risn horrors of 1876. At Eliz .bsthgraG
where the j Jsws LII n btrad some thirty thous-
and. the scenes were sW 'ul. For Two days the
riotirg lasted. Some Tor Y j sS, sas were bru-
tally u rsgsd; several ycuog women espl from
windows to save themselves from VI rs, fate :;
40 cd nsn wa flag from h, roof OF hous-
FIR uyipg TO save his dsug hter ard it ie est;
smouuted to 900 900 rubls A. Kew Inc
NIB, dissppoiotcd 10 their rearch for pluoder,
ought rp liulo child three years old aud
hatg il from tho widow. 1t fell dead at the
tses of o1mpaoy Of Cossacks. At frs. the RI
DING was c,DfOed to the rural districts. and in
the little villages the scenes Of brutality and
cruelty rivalled those of tho larger toWos A,
B ,lka, on the D Dliep,r. there was but one Jew
ish family. The husbsnd was absent. bis uif.
and Ii tie daugh'er beirg aloDo. After
having grossly outraged the poor womau tbe
ruGians fred the house TO conceal their crime
the poor child hidden 10 ditoA oil this time an
o,looker. At GoeRkiew Jewish ipkseper
was cooped 10 one Of his own barrels and tossed
toto lhs Dneper. La another case house
was fred, and whls hs wifs aud mother l,ok :
ed 90, lhs father md two children were roasted
aliV9 But he details are ss endless as they re
horrible. This rio,ing has been continuous,
aud their outrages hsV3 been incessant since
April, 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14
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Alexandria, Vs., August 4, 1881.
About 10 months ago ! was consid erably
troubled with a constant desire to urinste. On
the recommendation of Captain J. G. Graham I
began 10 use Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Gore, and it hes Effected an entire Gu in my
case.