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East Haven

The Republicans of the town of East Haven are re- quested to meet at the Town Hall on Tuesday even ing Septsmber 12th, 1sSI 73O p. n to elect des- gates to the State and Congressional Conventions also to appoint a To VII Committed.
 Per order, TowN COMMITTEE.
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, EOH SAANs {SssA THE HOUSE No. l57 Meadow street, contain Niis ing all modern Improvements; house in first E9g class order, fresoo. painted walls etc., etc.; the place is for sale at low price, and only small amount required down :. the balance remain on mortgage; possession at any time.
 Apply to J. SONNENBERG, Broker,
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A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general A housework or second work in small private family. Apply at
 se12 It. 2s3 OAK STREET.
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A AFoUr-fn-Hand on the Stage.

NEWPORT, Sept. 1l.--Townes. the famous English whip and Harry Evans have been engaged to appear for the season on the stage of the Boston Theatre with their four in-hand coach "Vivid." The turnout will be fully equipped and will be headed with eight English horses. The contract was signed this morning.
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FOR. RENT

FOR RENT,
 SSEs ROOMS in Heller's Block No. 553 State st. {; Ei5 water water clo .et, gas and other convenient -E.1- ces. Also the House No: 4s Ashmun street. containing rooms, barn with stalls, and convent ent shed for carriages The house could be rented two families. Inquire of JAJOB HELLER,
 Room Yale Bank Building, au15 Cor State and Chanel Sts
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It Is entirely different from au others, It Is as clear water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer
 It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to & beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. o. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos. ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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A Coming Meeting of Oarsm en. |.

WINTHROP, Sept. 11.-Riley, Kennedy and other osrsmen are at Lake Marancook prac-
 tising daily for the grand regatta which oc- CUTS Wednesday. Beside the single scull race between Kennedy and Riley there will be amateur, junior and senior single scull and double sculI races and an amateur four cared shell race. This will be the last gath
 ering of the season. A large crowd Is ex- pected
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WANTED, hNE OR TWO good heavy Body Makers; to the NJ right men steady work will be given {; onlS rei- able men need apply. Address
 JAMES GooLD & CO.,, M "
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AE$a RoOMs-Persons having Rooms for rent, EE suitable for students in the Sheffield Scient -4a1W School may have their names placed on the register kept at Sheffield Hall by sending their dress es by mail to
 sell 3tT F. O. DRAWER s2
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Hamdene

The Republicans of the town of Hamden quested to meet at Warmers Hall Centerville, O Thursday evening" Sept 14 for the purpose of elect ing delegates to the State convention also to elect Town committee for the ensuing year, and to trans act any other business which may be deemed neces- sary. Per order,
 ToyyN
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FIRE RECORD.

Property Licked Up by the Flames.
 AUBURN, Cal, Sept. 1.-The California Iron company's smelling works were totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The fire was caused by an explosion of gass, Loss $2OO,- OOO
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 EaNR q AT IF

YENHE fixtures connected with the clothing house of \ the late firm of Beecher, Biven Glsdding con sisting of tables, showcases, forms. mirrors, signs step-ladders awning, etc. will be sold at pIices to clean them out. Apply to ,. F. BLIVEN,
 sell St 2l3 Chapel Street.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


A Republican Town Convention will be held in room No 8 Insurance building on Thursday evening, September 14th at o'clock for the purpose of elect ing delegates the State Convention to be held in ticket for State officers. LUCIUS F. DEMING,
 Chairman Town Committed
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\ Compliment for Arabi Pasha.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The John Dillon Land League of this city at meeting to- night arranged for a reception to and lec- ture by Hon. A. M. Sullivan, M. F., who will arrive from London tomorrow. They also elected Arabi Pasha an honorary member and directed the secretary to notify him of his election
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WANTED, aTffH=es FOUR five Rooms in a central locality by hEiii man and wife. Address, stating terms, etc., fstIN sel2 3t+ "J. w. R." 74 Dickermau street,
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FOR MALES AND FEMALEs
 ELF of different nstionalttles be supplied
 1 to private families. boarding houses, hotels ana restaursnts The proprietor of this establish ment rays great attention in the choice of girls women before sending them to al situations. Calls from the country. at any distance, promptly at tended to. Ma.e help for all kinds of worh. MRS. T. MULLIGAN, fe26H 1s4k St. John street. near Artissn
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WANTED,

First class girls to go to Waterbury two places Wallingford two places Cheshire, North Haven, Guilford, West Haven, all good situations Apply at Library Rooms,
 75 Orange Street. sel L. R. 1sARTHOI OMFw
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
A ExaA utifml Wnm ma

Beautiful Woman's Fall
 CHICAGO, Sept 11.-Grace Conkling. about becoming mother, was arrested last night for disorderly behavior. She twice attempt ed to hang herself with stocking in her cell,
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WANTED.

WANTED, DY young man of experience, Q position on or n before Oct. 18th is competent to i'll almost any position thorough dry goods readymade clothing man. J. l.. PHILLIPS se6 Ct Box D. New preaton Ct
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New Hamps shire.

Death of Cattle From Thirst. DEERF1ELD Sept. II A farmer on visiting his pasture found fourteen of his cattle dead.
 l The brooks and springs were dried up and | the poor dumb beasts perished for want of water.
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K. E. HALL X SON
CIR, PES

| GhAPES. We shall offer small lot of Hot House Grapes this morning. They fine were ever
 E. E. Hall t& Son.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NRw YORK, Sept. 11.-Arrived, the Bohemia from Hamburg, the Chateau Leovile from Bordeaux the Denmark from London, the Edam from Rotterdam the Assyra from London, tho Katie from Copenhagen Sailed, the State of Alabama for Glasgow.
 Bristol-Arrived, the Acadia from New York.
 LiverpooI-Sailed, the Baltic for New York.
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 sNDFFEE

' N consequence of the falling of of the price of \ Coffee W materially reduced price in this ticlo from date. We have in stock perfectly pure Coffee only-nIocha, Java and Maracaibo either to be tho best in market.
 k. E, HALL SON.
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NOEth Elayens

The Republican voters of the town of North Haven requested to meet at Lnsley's Hall on Thursday, Sept 14th, at 7:S0 to appoint delegates to the State Congressional and Probate Conventions.
 Per order. TOWN COMMITTEE.
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"A coward can be hero at distance presence of danger tests presence of mind" " Presence of disease tests the value of a cura- tive. Kidney Wort challenges this test always and everywhere, so far as all complaints of the bowels, liver and kidneys are concerned. It cures all, nor asks any odds. sS Cd 1w
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WANTED.

\ ADIES to engage in new Fancy Work at A home. Pleasant and profitable. For sample and particulars send 15c.
 HUDSON MANUFACTURING CO.,, tlh Arrannn M
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E0IIN ID.

< FLAG, which is suspended Church street. tand will be until ordered down by the city rul- ersl. Owner can have the same by proving property and paying expenses. WILLIAM G. BUTLER.
 The Original One Dollar Hat Man, ot
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SEHE EUJs
 AUCTION SALE

nF THE stock and fixtures of n drug store on Fri SP day. Sept 18th. at l2 o'clock noon, the prem ises. corner of Hamilton and St. John streets New
 Haven, Ct will sell to the highest bidder 1unless
 previously disposed of without reserve the entire
 stock and fixtures, consis ing of counters, rawers botties soaies shelyine,e sods feuntan, ThssN property will be sold tp mp to the highest bid-
 der excellent chance for bargain. Sale poeitive anG no postpooement. For particulars address Long Hinmsn, New Haven.
 sell st l. gB. AMMAN, Auctioneer.
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Livery Stable Stock For Sale. EE AVING released my Broadway Livery Stable ' will sell my livery stock, consisting of Horses Harnesses, Carriages, Wagons, S!eighs. etc., at low prices for the next twenty days, at 95 Ward street.
 ae8 Ct c. c. AUSTIN.
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dHants.
NTED.
WANTED,

xsA BOARD and Room for a single gentleman, EHsiH within fifteen minutes' walk of State and k4.4 Chapel street. the best of references given. AddEess
 ael2 2t+ P. o. DRAWER 46.
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

Explicit directions for every use are given Grasses, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, Sc. sS Cd 1w
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FOR, SALE

TRICYCLE. FOR SALE. A BRAN new TricyceI Never been used VII A be sold cheap Inquire at a,1l
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foregoing conversation casually asked Why, Dan, how fast did you ever drive Thorne 2"
 Dan impulsively replied: q drove her a mile just as fast as a mile was ever trotted in public, and the last half in 1:O5.''
 The secret of a decade was now more fully out. Lady Thorne trotted trial in 1870 in 2:1o4 last half in 1:O5, timed by two of the most experienced men on the turf, both still in the flesh, and driven by & man who now lacks only two years of his threescore.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-12

The Presidents Stay at Bar Barbor.
 BAR HARBoR Sept. 11.-An intense fog prevented the proposed review of the North Atlantic squadron today. large and fash ionable assembly had gathered on the deck of the Dispatch and Tallapoosa. On the quarter deck of the Dispatch beside the Pres ident and Secretary, Admiral Cooper and the line officers of the squadron were President Porter of Yale College, J. Montgomery Sears and wife of Boston, Banker Musgrave of New York, Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mir Charles T. Howe of Boston, Miss Charlotte Pendleton of Ohio, Mir. and Mrs. Og- den of New York, MT. and Mrs. Murray of Washington and others well known in social circles The President played the part of host to perfection, receiving his guests with his usual cordiality and charming manner. The band entertained the assembly. Senator Hale, despairing of seeing the long expected sea review, took the steam launch and went ashore to be driven twenty two miles to vote. 'Vote the right ticket, Sena- tor" shouted friend he went down the ships side. 1T always do and I am going to today" replied the Congressman, smiling significantly. The review being abandoned a drill of the fleets boats took place.
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DO JOYS for the First Metho odist Church Choir, also } tenor and bass voices. For information to compensation, etc., apply at
 sel2 St LoOMIs' TEMPLE OF MUSIC
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w ANTED

"ANIEIJ, A THOROUGHLY competent girl for general "A housework in 8 family of three.
 139 WHALLEY AVENUE. Ring upper bell. sell St
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DEATHS.

BENJAMIN-In this city, Sept 1oth Mrs. Susan Ben jarnin, age1 97 years and months
 Funeral Wednesday, 18th inst, at 2H o'clock, from l42 St John street, corner Hughes Place Burial al later hour. Friends and relatives arc invited tc attend. 2t HARLAND-In this city, Sept. 11th, MaybeIe F in fant daughter ot Charles M and anna B. Harand. FuL eral services at Mo- 75 Sherman avenus Tuesday Sept. 12th at o'clock. . HOTCHKIS5-At Saratoga Springs. N. Y., on the Sth
 day of Septe naber 1892 Elizabeth Daggett Prescott widow of ,ate Henry Hotchkss, in the S0th year of her age.
 The uneral will take place from her late residence 13O Chapel street, on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock. ~
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LA seII 2t' 3S STEVENS STREET.
 WANTED, A SITUATION waitress or chambernaid: good 1A references. Apply at sell 2t' 16 FRANKLIN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-12

BOSTON, Sept. Illusion Congressman Ladd telegraphs from Bangor that Blaine hes carried the State by from 10000 to 15, ,OO( and two thirds of the Legislature, many o1 the Greenbackers voting directly for the Re publican ticket. A very profuse of mon ey by the Republicans has done the work first in dividing the Fusionists second in ab sorbing the Republican portion, as Solon Chase gets less than 2,OOO votes in the entire State.
 The vote of Bath was Robie, 1,O92 Plais ted, 484 Republican majority 548, against 429 in 1880.
 Gardiner: Robie, G19 Plaistsd, 3G7.
 West Bath: Robie, g; Plaisted, G.
 PORTLAND, Sept. 11--One hundred and fifty towns give Robie 37, S63, Plaisted 31,- 764, scattering 769, Republican plurality of 6 O99, gain over 1880 of 3,S91. The total vote of the State will foot up about 139, ,OOO, against 147, 900 in 1880.
 BELFAST, Sept. I.-Twenty- towns of Waldo county give Plaisted 1O5 majority and the union candidate for Congress about the same. The county will be for Plaisted by about 800. The whole Fusion county ticket publican gain in the county is attributed by the Fusionists to lavish use of money by the Republicans.
 PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-Two hundred and ten towns give Robie 48, O9G, Plaisted 39,953, scattering ,O3S. The same towns in 1880
  39j Republican gain of 4, ,961.
 BOSTON, Sept. 11.-A special to the Boston Globe from Rockland, telegraphed by spe cial reporter, says the returns so far in give sweeping Republican victory. Fifty towns give Robie 19,25G; Plaisted 12,914 scatter ing, 257. The same towns in 1880 gave Davis 1S, 1887, Plaisted 14 ,652. Robie will re- ceive from 6,OOO to 1000 majority in the State. Congressmen Reed and Dingley run ahead of their ticket, and Milliken and Bou- tell fall but little behind. The Republicans have boiled their full vote, while the straight Democrats seen: to have largely remained at home. The Legislature will be largely Re publican, and the Republicans elect a majori- ty of the county officers and all the counties save three and possibly one. The vote of Auburn was: Robie, 1,2O9; Plaistsd, 951 Chase, 1 Vinton, 1 Eustis, 22 an opposi- tion gain of 45 over 1880.
 PORTLAND, Sept. 12.-At 1:25 a. I'll. the towns and cities heard from give Robie 46, 429 Plaisted, 36, GS5, Chase 653, Vinton 192, scattering 162. Robie's plurality is 7,744. The Republican plurality in the same towns in 1880 was ?, ,432, showing gain of 5,312. The towns not yet heard from gave a Repub- lican vote in 1880 of 26, 800, Fusion 29, 177. A proportionate gain in these towns would make Robie's plurality in the State 5000 in total of 139, 900, Robie's total being 73,- O0O Plaisted 64 ,O00.
 LEWISTON, Sept. 1.-The returns thus far reported indicate the election of Hon. Mir. Dingley, jr., to Congress by a plurality of 1000. Dingley runs ahead of his ticket nearly 5000 votes. Androscoggin county elects the entire Republican ticket by 367 majority & pain of 1O2
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WANTED

SITUATION by a colored man cook, waiter, A or to make himself generally useful. Inquire of or address JAS. HOLMES,
 se12 1t. Winter Street.
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WANTEJN
WANTED.

MSa RENT of four or i've rooms nrst floor, ksiia in good neighborhood 15 or 20 minutes walk -K.U from Sargent's. Address
 sey 1t" HE. this onnca
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-08

Healthy Condition Of Affairs In LOuisIana.
At the 146th Grand Monthly Drawing Of The
Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans. on
Tuesday, July 18th. 1882. the following result
was achieved, especially gratifying to the par
ties directly interested. Ticket No. s., COS drew
H5,000 It was sold in f1fths at 81 each to ~
William Martin, a well known colored barber
Of Bangor. Mich. (N Phil Witzleben, care of
Messrs. r. G. Dunn & Co., Detroit, Mich; (0
VIM. W. Irwin, a clerk in the Auditors Office
OF the L. & NJ r. R. Co., at Louisville, KY, COL
lected through the Western Financial Corpor-
alton there; ~ Ed. E. Richardson and Joseph
Lyles OF Reidsville, N. G.. and (5) party
whose name is withheld by request. The Sec
ond capital of $25. 900 was won by ticket No. 3d.
395. The third capital prize of $4,000 was won
by ticket No. 6UO70-sold in ffths also at 81 each
to several holders among others two to c. Pitt
man, Mt. Mt. Vernon, KY, collected through
Farmers Nat. Bank of Stanford, KY; one to
b. b. Maynard, go Third ST., and F. A. Magi,
1852 Ursulines ST., New Orleans, etc. The two
fourth capital priZes-S6 00O-were won by tick
cts No. 5,S88 and 90 440, also sold in fifths-one
to L. Dupeire, 354 Dauphine st.. New Orleans;
one to ]. g. Spear l6 Boylston Market, Boston
Market. Boston, Mass; one to p 8. Dicharry,
Ascension Parish, La. one to Jno. 81. Scott. a
host1er, w. d G. R. R., Washington, D. G. The
other holders decline the publication of their
names. The next drawing will occur on Tues
day, Sept. 12th and will be under the sole su.
pervision Of Gen'ls g. 7. .Beauregard of La,
and Juual A. Early of Va. Under the new
scheme recently adopted whole tickets are IS,
and ffths 81 Information can be had on appli-
cation to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, who
cheerfully replies to all enquiries.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-08

WASHINGTON LEE UNIVERSITY, LExTNG-
| TON, VA.-From the 'Supplement' to the last
catalogue Of this Institution we take the fol-
lowing paragraphs. which will be of interest to
our readers:-
1.-THE Lee Memorial Association have made
definite and final the arrangement for the COM
pletion Of the Mausoleum and the public in
auguration of the statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee.
The ceremonies of the Inauguration will be held
on Thursday, 2Sth of June. 1888, the day after
the close of the Commencement exercises Of the
University.
''The Board Of Trustees of the University have
postponed the celebration of its Centenary to q
day. hereafter to be appointed, subsequent to
the inauguration of the Statue of Gen. Lee.
"The new Library Building, with its ample
space for books, its large Reading Room, eIe-
CANT Art Gallery, and several offices, is now
finished, and will be in use the next session.
The University is indebted for this most valua-
BILE addition to its means of usefulness to the
liberality Of Mrs. Josephine Louisa Newcomb,
Of New York, who betrayed the entire expenses
of its erection-S20 00O The building is an offer
ing Of affection and honor to the memory of her
husband. the late Warren Newcomb, ESQ.,, who
had been himself generous benefactor of the
University"
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For the SPECTATOR.
Y. MIC. A.

Young men, be sober-minded. Titus. &c.
Owe no man anything but love. Romans. 1873.
Use hospitality one to another without grudg-
Ing Peter, 49,
Not slothful in business, fervent in spirit,
serving the Lord. Romans, 1911.
Give thanks unto the Lord. Chron., 1858.
Mark the perfect man and behold the upright.
for the end of that man is peace. Psm, 1851.
Endure hardness as a good soldier Of Jesus
Christ Timothy, 2:3
Night and day praying, lThess.. BIO
Seek We first the kingdom of God and his
Righteousness, Matthew, 6:34.
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Woods for Congress.
Correspondents Of the SPECTATOR

Mr.. EDITOR The Democratic Convention
which will meet in your city on the 18th inst.
will have important work to do. OF course,
Capt. Paul will be the Readjuster candidate for
Congress in this District, and he Is unques-
tionably a formidable opponent; but his
strength is not SO great that it cannot be over.
come. am convinced that he can be beaten
and the Seventh District represented in the
next Congress by. a Democrat If the Convention
does it's work well. Under these circumstan.
ces. beg leave to say, that in my judgment
after knowing the sentiment in different parts
of the District, Capt. Micajah Woods, Of Able
marie. is decidedly the man to be chosen as our
standard bearer. He is exceptionally popular
in his native county, Albemarle; he is strong
in other counties of the District; he is able tc
meet Capt. Paul or any other man on the
stump. and he will carry into the canvass ar
energy and vim which will ensure SUGGEST
We can't afford to be defeated in this fight. and
with Woods we will win. Let the Convention
name him by all means. DEMOCRAT,
Great CLEARING OUT SALE at GLADKE's
for 80 days only. augl
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For the SPECTATOR.
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VAIL
A Of 1900


EDITOR SPECTATOR Perhaps q letter from
this widely known watering place Of the
mountains may not be unacceptable. Here the
climate Is salubrious and delightful, the scenery
grand and romantic. the waters health inspir-
ing and life.giving. The Red Sulphur has been
for many years noted as a panacea for consump-
ton and throat diseases, dyspepsia, debility.
and many other maladies to which the flesh is
heir The Springs are now under the proprie-
torship Of Messrs. CLAWS & Morton, and no
pains are spared by these gentlemen to make
this place attractive as q resort for pleasure.
seekers, as well as ahealth-restorer. DR.. Glayis.
who is one OF thousand. is just the right man
in the right place, and every department is
conducted in the most orderly and systematic
manner. He makes his guests feel perfectly at
home, and more as visitors to his family than
sojourners at public resort. At present there
are $50 guests here. A month ago some inva-
lids were brought here on beds from their dis
tant homes and who are now able to walk
about the grounds and to be in their places at
meals. A lady from Danville who has just left
| my room has been entertaining me for an hour
in praise Of these waters which have restored
| her from the verge of the grave, Her physician
had given her case up as hopeless, when she re-
solved to come here, where she was brought on
q couch, and now considers herself living
monument to the efficacy Of the Red Sulphur.
Another charming lady from Baltimore who
has been here the past two summers with her
| daughter. both of whom have lung affection,
says she cannot commend too highly hegreat
advantages Of this place for that malady. The
Red presents great attractions this season for
| the young and gay, as well as the sick and suf-
! fering. There are games Of all kinds on the
lawn, while riding and driving are often en-
gagged in. Every night the ball room is open
where the dance is freely INDUCED in. a string
band from Richmond furnishing the music
Society here is very fine. and the different
cities are well represented. We have many
visitors of prominence, among them several
| members of Congress accompanied by their
| families, Mr.. Donald Winston, Of the U. 8. A.,
Mr.. Jno. Caperton. wife and daughter. of Louis
vile, KY, and others that have not space to
mention. ',-.........
| To any who are In pursuit of either pleasure
or health would say come to the Red sulphur.
V. L. ]. :