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for several days, was reported unchanged

At the Baptist church Sunday night
nine persons were baptized-three males
and six females. They were converted at
the revival at the swansboro' Baptist
church.
Rev. r. N. Sledd, presiding elder Of this
district, preached 1.-THE Methodist churchto
a large congregation Sunday morning.
Mr.. Traylor, a carpenter Of THIS city, was
painfully injured Saturday by falling over
some lumber in Baconsyiile, where be was
at work.
There were three funerals in Manchester
Sunday-two children and one very old
lady.
Mr.. Wyndham Z. Gary. OF North Caro-
lima, formerly Of Manchester, was In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Ella G. Oyler nee Marshall, who
died at her home in Liberty, Bedford
county, on the 10th OF April, was sister
Of Mrs. DR.. Mathews, OF this city. For
time several years ago she resided with DIR.
Mathews's family, and taught music sue
cessfully TO large class In this city. She
was well known and greatly beloved by an
extensive circle Of friends and acquaint-
ances, who viii regret to hear Of her un-
timely end.
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wILBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-LyER
OIL AND LIME.-The advantage of this compound
over tic plain oil Is, that the nauscating taste OF
the OH Is entirely removed, and the whole rendered
pala,ab,e. The offensive taste q the oil has long
acted as a great objection to It's use: but In this
form the trouble Is sobyiated. host Of certificates
might be given here TO testify TO the excellence and
success of wILBoB's CoD-LIvER OIL AND LINZ;
hut the fact that 1t is regularly prescribed by the
medical faculty Is sufficient. For sale by A. b.
WILBOR, Chemist. Boston. and by all druggists.
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ALVIN JosLN.-The large attendance at
the Theatre last night evidently enjoyed
this play II the basis OF appreciation de-
pended on a majority vote.
The applause in the galleries and shouts
Of laughter clearly demonstrates this; but
the play TO those who expected something
above the average was disappointment.
n is. however, one Of the monstrosities OF
the stage. which viii with ludicious adj
yertisement always draw. especially In
large cities, paying audience.
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DIR. BURRows's LECTURE To-NIGHT.-
The lecturers gifts As an orator, the IN
terest Of The subject, the worthy object 70
which the proceeds are to be devoted, and
the free entertainment offered by the ladies
Of the Society. should secure large au-
dience at the First Baptist church 10 hear
Dr. Burrows's lecture tonight.
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Personals and Briefs.

On Saturday, when the bill to re0rgan-
ize the Medical College came up in the
Senate, Mr.. LOyenstein was paired of with
Mr.. Wood. otherwise he would have voted
for the amendment and against the engrosS-
ment OF the bill.
The desk of Speaker Fowler was hand
somely decorated yesterday morning with
flowers sent by Miss Scilla Fowler, OF
Bristol.
Mr.. Hubbell. the chairman Of the Repub-
lican National Committee, is in the city,
having come down from Washington yes
terday 10 view the situation, and with the
purpose. no doubt, Of doing anything in
his power TO assist BoSsism and suppress
independence in senators.
The Walker Light Guard. Company II, OF
the First regiment. viii assemble ut the
Armory at q L. VI. to-day for parade and
target-practice. Tonight they will have
at the Armory their eleventh annual recep-
ton.
Mr.. John T. Gibson, editor OF the Hunt
lngton West Va.) Commercial, was in the
city Yesterday, and left in the evening for
Washington.
The funeral OF Mrs. Susan Penberton
took place yesterday at II O'Clock from the
Second Baptist church, Of which the de-
ceased was n member. 1t was conducted
bv Rev. DR.. Hoge, OF the Second Presby-
terian church. VINO was assisted by Rev.
DR.. Burrows and Rev. j. W. BledsOe. DR..
Hoge delivered an eloquent discourse from
the text, "To live is Christ; to die Is
gain"
The alarm OF fire from Box G3 about !
O'Clock Yesterday morning was caused by
the burning OF few shingles on the roof
OF frame dwelling on Third street near
Jackson.
Mr.. NEwBEERY AS A POET.-We men,
toned on Sunday the fact that Councilman
John NJ. Higgins, Esq, can lrishman by
birth, Virginian by adoption" had pre-
sented TO Senator Newberry a beautiful
bouquet. On yesterday Mr.. Higgins re-
ceived from the distinguished Senator the
| following note and poem, which he values
above price:
AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND. Va, April Il, 1882.
Mr. John ". Higgins:
/ NV Dear Sir,-I would not be true to the
/ instincts OF the Celtic race did | not eX-
press TO YOU my sincere appreciation OF
your kind regards, so neatly and sweetly
embalmed in the flowers You sent me.
/ To show YOU further the love i have foT
vour native land and the home OF my
1 forefathers / send you poem, which /
/ feel assured you will appreciate.
With many thanks for your token OF ad-
miration, am, sincerely,
SAMUEL IL. NEwBERRY.
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| part OF the expense of conducting the btsi-
ness operations OF the Board. Missionary
boards never include the. salaries OF mis-
sionaries in the expense OF conducting the
| business OF that board. Whatever amount,
therefore, is involved In con niucting the
missionary department Is strictly and legiti-
mately chargeable TO the benevolent work
of the Society. The following, therefore,
is a detailed statement OF the amounts in
volved in the benevolent and missionary
work Of the Society during the year:
Grants TO auxiliary Bible societies to aid
I'm canvassing fields assigned 10 them: To
Petersburg Bible Society, 410 volumes,
Sl03. 81; to Roanoke County Bible Society,
400 volumes, Sl09.I3; TO Portsmouth Bible
Society, 400 volumes, Sl51.12; to Sabbath
schools, penitentiary, and families from de-
pository, 922 volumes, s16411; to life
members, 180 volumes, S61; to an
nual members, 43 volumes, $50; discount
on sales, Sl0.3S; gratuitous distribution
through colporters OF this Society, 1,l90
volumes. S342.77; salaries and expenses OF
colporters, S1,632.0S distribution by the
Augusta County Bible Society, S16.S7
through Rev. Robert White among col
porters, S33. .40--total volumes distributed
gratuitously, 4,32S; total value, s2,632.2I.
Thus the strictly benevolent and mission
airy work OF the Society has involved an
outlay for the past year OF S2,632.27. To
this may be added what has been done by
the auxiliary societies-gratuitously dis
tributed by colporters, 643 volumes, ssS.01
salaries and expenses, $3.50, making a
total OF S445.51. This does not include
the gratuitous distribution Of Bibles from
the several repositories by auxiliary socie-
ties, but only the work done by mlssiona-
Ties.
Then the report goes on, and gives full
details as TO the operations OF the Society.
The PROTESTANT episcopal SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNIoN.-The regular monthly
meeting OF this Society was held at 1t. An
drew's church. on Sunday afternoon at Al !
o'clock. There was good attendance OF
the representatives Of the different Sun
day schools. The president Of the Union |
presided. The religious exercises were !
by Rev. ii. Melville Jackson. OF
Grace church, after which the reports Of
Sunday schools were called for, which we
tabulate as follows:
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The president then introduced Mr.. Jo-
seph Bryan. who delivered a very fine adj
dress on "The Power OF Sunday Schools
to Do Good"
Rev. III. Melville Jackson then read the
questions that had been handed in, and
was most happy in his answers.
The singing was very good. The pieces
were well selected, and rendered in good
time and spirit.
The next monthly meeting win be held
at st. James church On the third sunday
afternoon in MAY.
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COLONEL COPELAND To-NIoHr. The sub
iect OF Colonel Copeland's lecture has been
so frequently mentioned that il Is unneces-
sary to again make mention OF IL. Colonel
Copeland is said to be a real fine orator. an
excellent humorist, and a deep thinker.
The lecture begins at O'Clock at Mozart
Hall, and viii doubtless attract full house.
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ERFsu CnMrf.rxrnxs-

If you have humors and pimpies- boils and erup--
tons. IL Is because the system needs toning and pu-
rifying. Nothing will give you such good health,
smooth and fresh skin, and vigorous feeling, a.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Genuine prepared
only by J. II. ZEILiN & Co.
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Mayors Court.-sally Oliver (colored)
was brought before Mayor Taylor yester-
day, charged with the larceny OF money
from NJ. A. Harding and goods from Ella
Bottoms, and was sentenced 10 sixty days
In jail for the two offences.
The Mayor will to-day settle number OF
cases OF alleged ordinance violations.
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For chills, fever. ague, and weakness, CoLDES's
LIEBrG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TOXIC
ISyIGORATon, In pint bottles, has no equal. IL
quickens the blood and invigorates the whole sys-
tom. ASK for ColdeE's. Take no other. or drug
gsts generally.
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CARPETS. Ouu-CIOrHs. Ae.

CARPETS. OiL-CLoTils, AND MAJ
~ TfSGS-l have Just receiyed fail line or
CHINESE MATrlNcs u all styles and qualities.
CAKPETs. oiL-CLoIiiS, RUS, NAls, and
CURTAINS, siiADE>-fioitand. &C. fuli limo
Of fPAPER-HANGINGs OF al styles. which ain
Offering AZ low prices. All ofsicrs promptly at
tended 10. Work done IN town ol country.
A. JENNINGS.
No. 1871 Main street,
ap l3-2m Richmond, vas
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The officials OF the Richmond and re
tersburg Railroad Company hope 10 have
their temporary bridge across the james
completed by the end OF May. so iar the
workmen have made very good progress.
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THE "FfscHEE" PIANO deaes competition.
There Is no piano on the market for the price, that
can tou n y. II was thc first American piano
sold In the Chinese Empire.
RYLASD & LEE, Agents,
Ola Main street.
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Hustinqs Court.-The April term Of this
eourt-.Judge French presiding--eon-
menced yesterday. The grand Jury was
in session during the day engaged In con-
.idering criminal cases, which are to be
,ried this week.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINrING-lioUsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DEATH or Miss BoTT.-Ycsterday morn
ing Miss Sallie T. Bott died at the resi-
dence Of her father, Mr.. Il. b. Bott, on
Fifth street, after brief illness, from typho-
malarial fever. In the outset Of woman
hood the brittle cord OF her life was
broken, but she had made her preparation
for the life hereafter, and died with full
faith in the reward OF the righteous. \
year ago she graduated at the High school,
and had her life beer spared she would
shortly have occupied the position OF
teacher. To the last minutes OF her life
she retained consciousness, and calmly
bade farewell TO all few minutes before
she breathed her last. Her character made
her friends. and made them warm ones, for
those who knew her best were most earnest
in their admiration Of the example she set
and most sincere in their love for her.
Her funeral will take place to-day at the
Second Presbyterian church at 4:3O O'Clock
u. VI.
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THE Youxo LADIES' JOURNAL for May
has been received from \. leonard, news
dealer, 90s Main street. IL contains The
latest fashion-plates. also hlnogIaphie
chrome Of Jumbo, the baby elephant.
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lapl5-eodlwI
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CDMONs LIVER REGULATOR.

- AIn-lV4AN Ii ' III iAIN1 G-h Vhs
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspeptics, Bilious sufferers, victimsof Fever and
AFue. the Mercurial-Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, aud good appetite, they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
&C. &C.. -
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrivalled southern remedy IS warranted
not 81 contain q single particicof MERCURY or any
iu'uri0u, mineral substance, butt
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II YOU feel dr0wsy. debiifated. have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly. poor appetite. and
tongue coated. YOU are suffering from torpid liver,
or hln0usness." and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Il given with safety and the happiest results 10
The mos. delicate infant. II takes the place OF OUT
nine aud bitter. 4 every kind. II is the cheapest
purcsi. aud best family medicine In the world.
Beware ~ countCrfe q. Take only the genuine,
Ia white wapper with red In front, prepared by
j. u. ZfiLlN & co.
sOLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eodtAu30
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CHICK CIGARS. DC.

THE SHoNISGER ORGAN Is going everywhere.
II Is sweet, powerful, durable, and cheap. II can
be had with or without u chime cf bells.
RYLAND & LEE. Agents.
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Three hundred delinquent water-takers
I'm the Third district, west OF Fourth street,
pav your bills, or the water viii be shut
off on Wednesday at 9 \. VI.
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VI. ELLYsoS 4 Co. .adyertisingsgents, insert aa.
yertisementsin all OF the newspapers OF the United
states publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch eouniing-room will receive prompt atten-
lion.
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TINsLEY's PEAS for sale very low to the trade.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co, l109 east Main.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE WILLIAM III.
WADE.-The remains OF the late William
II. Wade. whose death in Baltimore was
announced in Saturdays issue Of the Dis
patch, were brought to this city on Sunday
on the 10:45 a. VI. train. They were ac-
cOmpanied from Baltimore by the wife OF
the deceased and DR.. III. 4. Brooks, OF the
Sun staff. The train was met at Elba sta
ton bv representatives OF the Young
Guard Association, Odd-Felows, knights
OF Pythias. and Masons, OF each OF which
orders Mr.. Wade was member, and
throng Of friends. The casket was an ex-
ceedingly handsome one, covered with
black velvet and cloth with silver mount
ngs, and a silver plate on top bear
ing the inscription, civilian III. Wade,
died in Baltimore, April 14th, 1882,
| in the forty-fOurth year OF his age"
| The remains were taken in charge by the
delegations named and conveyed in a hearse
to st. Marks Episcopal church, corner OF
First and Clay streets, In the lecture-room
of which the casket was placed to await the
funeral services IN the afternoon. From
that time until L. VI. many people visited
the church TO take a last look at the de-
ceased, whose features in death looked rs
natural as in life.
At 1 O'Clock the remains were borne by
the pal-bearers up into the church, where
the Episcopal services were conducted by
the rector, Rev. Or. Dashiel. The church
was crowded with the friends and ac-
quaintances OF Mr.. Wade. among them
being number Of city officials, prominent
officers Of the orders to which deceased
belonged, representatives OF the news
papers in Richmond and resident
correspondents. During the service the
hymns "Jesus, Saviour Of My Soul" and
Nearer, Ny God. 10 Thee" were render
ed by the choir with much pathos. The
floral offerings were tasteful and very hand
some, and amongst the most beautiful was
a pilIow-an emblem OF rest-an ofierineof
the Young Guard, with the letters "I. g.
wrought in purple flowers. The pal-bear-
er, were W. II. Deane and p. X. Burke, OF
/ the Young Guard; c. +. Danforth and ;.
T.. Bates. OF the Masons; c. Il. LOehr and
II. G. G.. Hartman, Of the knights Of Pyth-
las: T.. Cuthbert and John \. Pizzini, OF
the Richmond Press. From the church the
remain. were taken to Shockoe cemetery,
where they were laid at rest.
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TIE BEST WISs.-l30,OOO Mason 4 Hamlin
Organs sold. RYLAND & LEE, Agents,
9l3 Main street.
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FRESH sUPrLY OF SMOKED SALMON at W. d..
BLAIR & CO.'S, Main street.
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The, Sixty-ninth Anniversary of the
virginia Bible Society n Grand Sue
eosS.

Virginia Bibie society u Vrahu sue
csss.
One Of the largest congregations that
ever met i'm the city OF Richmond for such
a purpose assembled sunday night in the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church 10
participate In the siXty-ninth anniversary
exercises Of the Virginia Bible Society.
Rev. DIR. sledd, president Of the Society,
occupied the chair.
The exercises were opened with an ap-
propriate reading of the Scriptures and
prayer by Rev. DR.. Richardson.
The report OF the Board OF Managers
was read by the secretary. The following
is the statistical part:
We have received during the year as fol-
lows: From sales Of Bibles by onr mis-
sionaries, at the depository, and collections
on account, S2,9l5.5S; from churches and
individuals on donation account, 81, 1913;
balance on hand at the beginning OF the
year, S59l.2l; making total from all
sources OF $5,2H.5S.
Receipts from sales OF Bibles and collec-
! tions on account have not only paid all the
expenses OF the benevolent and missionary
work Of the Society, besides the expense
| involved in the conduct OF It's business,
\ but leaves n balance Of Sli3.5S. So that
every dollar contributed by the churches
and friends OF the cause has either been
spent IN the purchase OF Bibles or remains
in the treasury for that purpose.
| Expenditures. eS.-Paid the American Bible
Society on account Of purchases OF Bibles,
sl,47S.G1; salaries and expenses OF mis-
| sionaries, freight, boxing, carriage, postage.
stationery, printing, rent, fuel, depository
secretary's expenses, S2,I72; making to-
~ ~ A. In
hands OF the treasurer OF S9SJ.9I.
short addresses were delivered by Rev.
Drs. Read, Peterson, Sledd, and Hoge.
These addresses, made without any pre-
yious preparation, were characteristic OF
the men, and produced an Impression upon
the vast audience which cannot soon be
| forgotten. The exercises were so varied
and interesting. although prolonged Tor
two hours, there was not the slightest wea-
riness TO be seen in the audience. Ii was
a source OF regret to the audience that Rev.
Or. Minnigerode, who was expected TO de-
liver short address, and who for many
wears has taken such q lively interest In
/ this Society, was detained at home by in-
disposition. The collection taken amounted
10, in cash and subscriptions, Sl02.
The exercises closed with the long-metre
doxology and Denediction by Rev. Mr..
SchaefleT.
Benep0Ient WoYk.-It may be proper
here TO state that hitherto in our reports
we have included as n part OF the expense
of conducting the work OF the Society the
salaries OF missionaries. and all the items OF
freight. boxing, carriage. &C., necessarily
| attending that department OF the operations
| ~ ;he society. This fact may have made
The impression upon the minds OF some o.
the friends that the business OF the ooeie',,
has involved too great an expense; Al
these items properly and legitimateiy bee
long and should be charged to the sccoun
OF the benevolent and missionary WORK, an
can Bible Society. They constitute ~
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The sTEISwAr and CrucKERiNG are not pianos
Of merely local reputation. They are known
around the world rs the best instruments made.
RYLASD & LEE. Agents,
9l3 Main street.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, sc.

THE BEST CHEAP PIANO In tine United States IL
for sale at 9l3 Main street by RYLASD & LEE.
tbrico
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Brief Iteyas.-The condition OF Coun-
Gilman Ballowe, who has been quite Ill
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ROE HERnISGs are getting scarce. W. ID.
BLAIR & Co.. Iio9 east Main street.
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BALMY SLEEP, good digestion. rich blood, slas-
tic step, and cheerfulness In HOP BITIERs.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RE ON all sales Of Real Estate made between the
Ist Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between The lst OF July and last OF
the year the taxes have 70 be paid by the seller.
This custom adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the rc1 estate agents In Richmond. and ap-
plies % Richmond and yicinil,.J
JNO. r. LAUGHTOS, JR., l0k A. NJ. walnut
chamber suits, carpets. 0il-cloth, parlor suits,
mattresses, bedding. sewing g-machine. &c.
W. GODDIN & son. 3 L. NJ. LOT aud framed
tenemen; No. st. John street. between Fede-
raj and Coutts. and vacant lot on -. John be-
tween Coutts aIfd Ilil streets, and three lots In
Duyal's addition.
". GODDIN 4 son, 6 r. NJ, dwelling No. l4o6
west Clay street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. T.. ", 4:30 T.. NJ, 3
l.. NJ $50 T.. NJ, trustees sale Of wharf pro-
perty vacant lots adjacent thereto, brick store
and dwelling above and 4 vacant lot on Vain
fOr Rockettsl street.
CHEWING & ROSE, ) Il. W, commsstoners'
sale nf a large framed dwelling ON the corner
Of Williamsburg avenue and Nicholson street,
and seven lots adjoining.
SUTTON & CO., 5 T. NJ, trustees sale OF framed
store No. 1902 west Clay street, between Crs-
ham and Hancock streets.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, As;
A. NJ, "a; noon, 40; y. NJ, 10; p.
NJ, GO; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 62.
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PERRY DAyIs's pAIN.KILLER.
ERRY DAV

VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLEE,
\ NEyER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
SCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
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Sc. only for a Picnic CIGAR.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs

BROWNS IRON BITTERs
ISA
COMPLETE AND SURE REMEDY
FOR
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
MALARIA.
WEAKNESS,
AND ALL DISEASES REQUIRING a TRUE
RELIABLE. NON-ALCoHoLIe TONIC.
1T ENRICHEs THE BLOOD, GIVES NEW
LIFE TO THE MUSCLES AND TONE
TO THE NERVES.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS YoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, westerly
backing TO southerly winds, stationary or
lower barometer, and higher temperature.
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Picnic CIGARS, sc.
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TLORIDA.WATER.
FLORIDA WATER.

: TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF.
lmh SO-Th. .Sa&Tu6ml
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rel NORTH FREMONT STREET, BALTIMORE
Dsrlus the war was injured In the stonsch by
,,s,e of she'll. and have suffered from 10 ever
.,,,e. About four years ago it brought on paraly-
s. which kept me in bed dS months, and the bes,
doctor, IN the city said could not live. Isuffered
se.rfauy from indigestion and for over two years
ou,s no, a, solid food, and FOR large portion Of
,ne time VA. unable to retain even liquid nourish-
,,or, r,r,ed BEoWN's IRON BITTERs, and now
.,.r taxing TWO bottles. an able to get up aud 20
around and am rapidly improving
G. DECKER.