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NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- the following raip-C! settle hes 6;eo -
ti,e al IL .4,-'!';-n e -..a:.e Las proof N sn,-
OFT of a. claiH, aHi ..i2. s.i1 pr-o. wIil x
u .i L~fo.e ). Isnd { lie =: Wall H.ii:
~. I, oa Jan. i, loss. viz: Geo. ". B~w
~ ~ \ - Ss: Sc - :. T. :, Rs + hi, he
r<Iaas tHe following U.tEses-s 10 Prove lis
continuous rss;ierce upon, sEd cuitfvati, -. q,
s.;d i.1i. y: EOrs,ls n. blgeiv. David
Dewitt. I'hos Ihs,ulsor EIlessor :. r.eah,
al 5f v ala EFaiia Cc.rt-
fCS. JOGG -NSRN, Ree:ster.
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.S:ssc f- Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLa WAlLA,
~ ~ n. p lsS2

LAND OFFICE AT WALLa NAtLs,
Vt. Oct. 2, 1888.
- Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TILT
the toloa;ny paneG setter css Fled no
tic. Of hi ictzrt.a? r. lake fral proof N SUP
porl OF his claim. .n.i tnat said PROOF wiz. Se
naGa before L =. LaI O;Ece n " slls N-1Hs
" Y. on December {, 1883. VIZ: George
Ho-siey. RG. 2IG0 for lie SWi Sec. u. Up. .
y K : L. tic n.mes tie following vat
ns 7ses u ,r1ve his cont.nGr'7s Residence upoD,
Az crltisatisr cf, SAID land, VIZ: Daniel
Scia, "a. soda, r. nj. Meyers, Jas NeNaml-
s.s, Ill Of NAL. Wsiie. ". I.
JOS. JnfGENSiN. Register.
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The Nsw limo.

Ns ssv tine aov sd pied in al the e;Iie>
ef - ssss vii eoo0 Be in cps.s-ioa here ss lie
f.csssd ecnpany are usSirg p7ena-stiens u
A3sF< l. - IL .heir ststi0iss-
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DIR. SPINNE .
No II E.iRSET ST, >-S ;;F.,iN,ls,o
-THcsTz Al
Special aai GhFGais G.s3aesa,
YOTSG RGN

WHO 'IAY BE SUFFERING fTpN
w the .fs-s ot yurtb q, Io!' - ar IN
dissection, IL. ca Vel 20 avail ra--l. rrs t.
sais, tie ss,s.=sy i-o1a ever -. tiiz az %.
suffering bu-.--c'... ia "ris'.-t xa.l '.ar
sGtes g iyr il s1D e., e:e-. -,~ a .a:-iLal
Weakness or private discs Oi 4ay <Int OF
character wl.ch - Gn,;f-rsi ,-' s.js - ,rl-e.
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Registration.

r&S lces need-i res>s.rs,ios At -frr w.ls
WslA City hAs no~ te,oas l.x. Ary sz-
ssaAias 70 vote must Be Registered So a,y. pri-
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a0tics EGT Publication.
L.>u Hrf.,s Ar WalLA WMIA,
". I. ~. l., 1883.

". I, ". l., 1859.
ETLTIJF Is HEHEEl G'NtS III .
I lnc ,oi.oa r. named settler h.s lied 10
tee Il liz ;nte.,,, :. f.'nk Ensl i,.ooi IN sup
y.it Il his cam lLd thHr sat l'rnUt VII! "a
made iefr,s I :. Land ut..cr ~ Waia Wails
W. r IN Jan. >. lSSt. Vi: G--- I. EGmIs
tn, ID \ l7.,5 .nr the 3 SN ( g N"t
Sc. l., IN. y =. 4 - J.. lie ..aI!es the fol-
l,,. r- U!,aesses 10 r-er,. iis continuous resi-
d-uc upo:. and cu'J;vatio: of, MD l....i. viz:
p;fvav Shaw. \. Il. WisemS.r, i. :. WiS'-
NJ ". ihoS Thompson, C.. Nsila w.;,a Co,
VT JDS. JORCENSEN. Ee-:st,r.
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Notice Ta- Publication.


Y. I Nv. A., IU01'
r~OTI T Is HFRE0Y GIVEN THAT
~ the iuilo - ing naln-t set.l hcs ii,i no
-ice ., ..is i..te-cr to r.sl' iinHi prooi AZ aup
TO, Of HIS cisI2, :ad th-: said proof viii Il
md. b.fo-e /. s I.au1 cfiict II Waiis We'la
r. {. {. ,ial. p, Il, -: Jsn.es h rin!--
TIA, D. :. l. Tor tie vi Sec. y, TIP. :
l.. - Z. lie .aL-es the lai a.as Yitnessez
- ysage as {, tirl.ous Iesiience upon. and
cultivation OF, ssid ,--i. w ii-i,,.- ShaF,
=. L. Wise.lan, K. F. N.,~:4an, Taos.
Thompson, Of " all. y aia Co.
jos. JCRGENSEN-. Ea-is.pr.
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En. EIEBlGS
WORD Isdi-
eaRHLs IIVlGGl.rsa

TG.. OLDEST, CREATES AND
i Bet RsIa-'y nn-tI5 c-Ir- of Ser-
Woes AM TLysfral Rstniry. Vita!
Extrr ltion. Seniul HnknsSs,
Lors d N4unoo', ra:i.ug Memory
AID R.lsxs, nod Enfgeblei ocudt-
uOa, Il lie Lenite- nnsry organs.
e.e speeiily curei.
iir,sossncc. Early Decay, Los
r.Yier, s-C.lnsl Seikb,ss, and
ull .I.e AZ e.Lte'sH youthful follscc
..cl G.usc or sxg. -sos of maturity.
Il .p~rir..entIy prevents ni.
rLlsiIgfi. lCSs IrJrn The systrta, ~
ik3a-2at- 90 & ie-: who tAyo us~>i
u ns..s'y N the !. 81 quar'er II .
ora-u-y wt.Ca Il L. Dsra e1.ose
thr pchl,c.
q 4 1-ieca n WonderfSi
2siard, -CH.a.f t5e nerve.
s-r0..- -5eo:CS tho ulur -. check
~ 'te s.st-. nv rehat.c's thc
h1lu s-rt.Iu ana restasIIg fEe
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ER. AliES,

AZ Kas ,usv se.,asf. S.a Francisco, "a. G:hce
hours, 9 :, 3 iliiy. 70 3 evening. Co.'S
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WALL, WALLA, ". r, June l. 1888.
Mr.. II M'illiaIn5:
DEas SIR, We, the citizerz Of Walla
W..Ila. have aSed your Y \ y Horse Med,-
cine. Y y y Ccu6i,:on Powders. and Col
lar Cal aas ho.f ointmen; for the last three
year. sui hsvs :ouno tie shove remesies
s1oeriUr % any iorss medicines We haye
ever used, s2i recommend them 10 cns
friends,
CEAhLEs LII. C4.;. 5:a.a Siahie.
THOMAS TsRSEy, Livery Stable.
GRAHAM SoSs, Weston.
q. .. HCRBARo, Livery Stables
Weston.
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Ills GR A 7

-. 80. yy.s -HIs GREAT
4. ::ss eS Hss-sag thsnIng Rem
/, sit xsG t! a r. af,,i Nerve Tonic
;s.;x.E - s tl-r 'csitips'e fe-
F.& g.. a. .vss ~ yo.-s
MER .'.ssy - ..a.ticai czneri.
ATs - Sc. AID curss aith
~ = ra.siurg ,e.s5il,c
,s!.S .o,.r sod p;-si
.7.- ,--l -5e,l.ty, s-Hins
,":-ii y, Prof.
race, '..--:.l+-'.r- II :, 'uey, L-hGElsl.i Vi
10y. f,r.u.Ir-- '-ri.ae AM 14oSS Il MsA-
= "a =, - IL IA .-a''pn,, .,aul t.cr- -. At
- corig, vsr,v'r. &. = tarich5s AMI puriSes
t. boo =, =. -asthe ..ot e., I. .in, rus.
60, ;..-1+..' r = .uc.j.e orss e, aud phys
ics. ,.,.. rIe'.t.' f. INES 1t s:ols 50 in
ds,r.-., 2en.,..-, - al lEJr she ,ypt:r.
arar."'.. - ~ - '--es 3sbi.-tst'I-y :
Grams s,1.--- 'o,, w;.. :he priaa, eoc p
de-; Icl :. ~ q ;i.y al Souy. J. Is s sue
-..u, G9:os o: i: E'G-cy md PlAdder Con-
plai. = e -s'l-,!-- - i1y;.iIJus iasrAiiH1ts
fo lhcee s..n,o..u, .-cIn t..s effects q
y,ulni.: -.sdi-,,GctiUrs or gscsssss, a speojy
II aud permanent cuJs - Eu.ra1ss. &.
PIE, y - ,sf 90 OF tiva bo-Gss y cssc
~! ! -, -;-el .io-.s and aGr'cs. $40. Sent Pc
c'I.e IN oh III .ticl T. erv sfdl~ss ..ycr 70
r.'t .f,-ic-. or .. !. TO be lad op'y oi
I'm {. -. Sa;.EIELU,
2lG Ess.2s stree. SAL franIis,H, taj.
Cvu.:l ...;iols asristiy ,oEhaentil - irt-er
or q o.-c-. lsse Ec- the c.rvsni.ace of
c;tnn'S. end !. ~ - r's:sc t.r.e-. s-crsGy
Fs.e AdogLe! = private ..91;..ss. under which
81 ~ %rgvs Ar fs-7.rS.i.
TRIAL BGTscIE FREE.
I.,--AlJ 20 ss5v IL 3.+s.t, .ili be sent TO any
Hnl =, iy:,- y 'e::ar. -'-y.ns ar Symptoms
40 =. ;''o'lFn-uiostioI- stric.iv ert.-
aeat.9l s-i4-det
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Givs cr>as. 10 n,m Ha" q

: .Ls pc - .-l-e w. : "a
sugsftc g. sl.:sia. u. :. :. $50 -sI
-a,-:Sis "a. - r., .--c, y ..Cr' .ii.,-
he;l, but 'e- ga - "a .ss.eE- anu asr-r-
49,. 1t thAsRo e9rai, s e: 10 . ~
.lAs far 8. Your ar -IiSt lees Il.
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). an inv -)TaIt, Host''',s S-ou aca n!L.
- RS -eoe ed tn .lo-t pOz. = H-lcors e1eh'
ron eruirsu physician, al =. long olcu'
MED ioreIcs: rlE- .nCLg --sra-rd pro- I. i.e-
,a.g reInedie7 lis prc;.zrtie IS n A-,s'TtlSe ;i
Il G:sor,ler,G conditions If -e starnsct, .i,sf v,
AID bowsI-. nd prersa:!-e 4 nsisT'si f,s-
> - sas are no ie.s eenovae-. snt have been
.ccJrlsi eur,hslic TTctsso.ona. 1,oo'ih---Sn- -
For sale bv p-uclistl End cea's.s, 20 WHOM
spply fpr H,-rtst;ers -iiT.-- . :'F is,i-
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NJ EcsP.sXL EXPERIENCE

,Haviny AAsr 81. yel,, u lsa.se of tw. leading
. :.aisl srat,r- re 10 g.eSt Al. private iron.
b.ss with src-l..L' suirs wish It dist.nctiy
17.ersto u tlia. I dn net claim IN per.1m in
p5ssiL..i.iss. or .. have n -irscrious or super
-.iursi ra~s- claim onlv 60 he tkilliul
and scccsrs,Cl Tnysicisn spi Sur.eo.., thor
r,.-.'y irtorua,d in nv ,;4-;sl.y
, 1883-12-08
The htat;e Property
FOR SAlEE

Ii. following described and y5lus5i- Frap-
eI., ae.nrging . ID ihSLie s.>te = '.1y, ~
m ma. an must be sod Il, 2; * = = nee
I, secure JiS asG-sin:
\ Ranch one-h2li raiie agI.hsss. af tn ci-y
OF NaNs Naiis, ;rst below the IL ispot; ii6
acre = extsns, acres "a orchard and -..,pe
y-oa; tine reSiS=nce, ave ;.ics little cc-l:Ses.
Psu'--laT att nti0n Is called - ~ S-.iCa-
be -r.,t Of land. ASIDE Irom tie fac. Of H.
,roxiinity b ;ne city. the ;Es.iUasis adTAn-
,aces 81 watJr power thereon, 6. once com
Ine:d the sane 10 tn5se C,eising % inIsst.
t. s--itsl lsrtilu,a-s e.qrire II he ras.-
Gs-cs,f II. LA2LAGCEE,
Ta.ia wall - I.
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sob printing and ;uiins... ne price az II
siaIk Book 1Anutae:o-y, Tni-i .sset, VIAL.
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DIR. ALIENS
FEiFkTf DlsPrNsARI.
-
IsIiYrIsHsD Fos TIE SCIENTIFIC AND srsEpy
crax oy CHRONIC, Nr.roUs AND
SPEnA DISEASES.
The Expert Specialist.

The Expert Specialist.
DR. ALLEN. AS IS WELL KNOWN,
L. Is : resuis. grsdI-:ed pnys!ciEn, ela-
Gated at Bosdo,n College and University q.
Michigan &c has devoted EstInR 70 the
study OF the treatment and cure Of dises ,es
within kisspeeisl;y.
H0yNC MEN
Aad NIDpLE-hGED MEN, pho are s-ifer
;ny from tie effects of Youthful Indiscretions
or EIcesses IN mature. years, NERVOUS Az
PHYSICAL DEBILITY, 1NPo E;cR- iosr MAS.
HOOD, confusion e ideas. Gull eyes, sversion %
society, dependency, -impies on tie facs,
loes of energy AID nernr-y, frequency Of uri-
nsting. &C. Kenemser. tbs. ty conhirs-
sion Of repeiies oi Ssss-t c,-s.tive 1oser. tEe
Doctor hss 30 ar -..ge6 ais tTestment ths. I.
vii net only sI1ri .r.Iueii-ts relief bCs ,ss-
ulsnsrt vu-e.
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Notice fes Publication.

: - -. .IGL - II LA UALLA, I
v. T., Cc., -, lSSS. /
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21
4 Big Success.

MY wife wasin bed two years with a
complication of disorders her physician
could not cure, When | was led to try
parker'as Ginger Tonic. It was q big
success. Three bottles cured her at q
cost OF d dollar and fifty cents, and she is
now as strong. as any Wo1aaIl.-R. D.,
Buffalo.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

Z The passenger fare from Helena to ST..
Paul has been fixed at S68, and to New
York it will be about q hundred. Pretty
steep figures. During the boating sea-
son a person can go from Benton to St.
Paul in four days for less than half the
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

Chas. Voyt, the painter, has returned
10 benton. He has been "back east,
and IS now firmly convinced hat Mon
tana is Goods cna1ntr.z j,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

two bars of bullion from the new
smelter at Barker arrived by the coach
last evening, consigned to D. G. Browne.
They weigh 20 and 70 pounds and look
as if they contain plenty Of silver. In
appearance they are very much like the
bullion bars from the Clendenin Mining
& Smelling company's works, but their
exact value is not yet known. MI.
Browne will have assays made at once
to determine the amount Of silver and
lead in the bullion.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

George P. Parker has purchased of
Harris & Rowe the four-year-old team
spoken Of in Sunday mornings RIVER,
PRESS. We think he will find he has
Uot q ha rraip
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

~~rDave Browns teams arrived yesterday
from Little Belt with lumber and tim
bers for the boom. Work on this enter
prise will O be pushed rapidly until
it is completed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

|Arnoux's ranch on Hollywood, the stone
required for w. S. Stockings building,
and he is now at work dressing the
same. This is excellent building stone,
and if the quarry was just a little closer
it would be valuable property.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

8fqm Sundays Daily.
Jolly Alex. Yule came in or the Bar
Nef coach last evening.
The jail gang will be set to work to-
morrow cleaning out the drains.
The wind blew at something less than
d million miles an hour yesterday.
frank Coombs viii begin laying brick
vi Stockings new building tomorrow.
The two stock articles in this issue OF
tHe RIVER PREss will attract the atten-
"on Of cattle men.
y gravel side walk III being built from
HIN JAIL down Benton street 70 Main a
5ood Improvement.
Sam Pepin returned from Helena on
SasI nights coach. The case In the Y.
. court was mol. prosed.
frank Gehring arrived yesterday from
,oahd Coulee with q lot of hay. he got
GROSS the river all right this time. I
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

I Judge Tattan only reached his father
,in-law's place on his return home from
Barker, when he was taken Ill. Young
Seifert brought in the team the judge
had driven, and we understand that
Mrs. Tattan has gone out to take care OF
her husband until he is able to be moved.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-21

J. III. Evans and John Berkin, o.
Boulder, with their families, intend to
remove to the judith Basin in a.short
time. They will be accompanied by
VIM. Rowe, Of Jefferson City, and 9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28
Grnye-ROad HmprOYcmenf.

At n large and enthusiastic meeting held
at the Exchange Hotel yesterday afternoon,
comprising some Of the most enterprising
and public-spirited citizens in the city, and
representing great deal OF property. il
was ascortained that enough money had
been raised by subscription TO justify the
gentlemen who had been foremost in the
work OF undertaking to improve Grove
road in commencing active operations at
once.
With this end in view, on motion Of Mr..
NJ. Cayce the following committee were
elected and charged with the duties OF
formulating such plans rs may be necessary
for carrying out the plan OF improvement
DR.. X. A. Patterson and Messrs. {. L,
Wortham, j. B. Pace, Il. +. Taylor,
and Mr.. Lynaman, commissioner of
roads for Tuckahoe district, HenricO
county. This committee are requested to
meet at the office OF Mcssrs. Davenport 4
Co. next Monday afternoon at O'Clock
At this time and place the committee
named will meet the Council committee
consisting Of Captain Maxwell i. Clark, T.
II. Elicit, and G. l.. Todd.
This meeting will be very important
one. inaugurating as it will a successful
scheme, which, when completed, will re-
fleet great credit on the city and greater
credit on those gentlemen who have work
ed so faithfully and contributed SO libe'
rally towards il.
In few days The work will commence,
and no effort will be spared to perfect It,
City-Eneineer W. f. Cutshaw viii have
charge of il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS.
Death, of a. III. Chnl1xIcy.

The numerous friends OF Mr.. o. II.
Cbalkley will be grieycd to learn that he
died at his residence, No. 2l9 Governor
street, yesterday morning at 2:3j O'Clock, a
victim OF Bright's disease OF the kidneys.
\ patient sufferer for many weeks, he
gently passed away in the hope OF the
resurrection Of the Just.
Mr.. Chalkley was born in Chesterfield
county December 3, 1880. In early life he
resided in Petersburg for several years,
and was engaged in the wholesale grocery
house OF Wells. Lee Il Paul. lie removed
TO Richmond in 1853, and in 1855 started
the firm OF o. II. Chalkley d Co.., whole
sale lcather-dealers, OF which he continued
to be the senior member until the time of his
death. His high integrity and eminent
abilities rs a merchant were rewarded with
prosperous business career and hand
some fortune.
In 1855 Mr.. Chalkley married Miss Susan
VI. Jordan. daughter OF Noble Jordan.
Esq, OF POwhatan. Mrs. Chalkley and
three sons survive m-Ernest II. Chalk
ley, proprietor OF the Memorial Hide and
Leather Company: DR.. Charles III. Chalk
ley, physician Of this city; and Lyman
Chalkley, student OF the University of Vir-
gina.
Mr.. Challlley was IN honored deacon OF
the First Baptist church, aud one Of its
most liberal and devoted members. II:s
funeral will take place from that church at
II NJ. to-day, Rev. Dr.. Hawthorne con-
ducting the services.
Mr.. Royal has abandoned the injunction
proceedings relative to the debt question
recently instituted 10y him in the United
state1 Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28
chesterfield ard Manchester Items

Captain w. 4. Blankingship, eX-superin-
tendent OF public schools of Chesterfield
county. and Samuel A. Mann, commits
sioner of the revenue Of the Second dis
trict. were both in the city yesterday.
The union meeting OF the Baptist
churches OF Manchester and Chesterfield
will be held at Skinquarter church, com
mencing to-day. and continuing until Sum
doy afternoon. Rev. d. b. Winfree, ID.
D.. W. r. Derieux. and J. j. Nettles are
of the speakers announced.
A large delegation Is expected. and a
cordial invitation has been extended to the
Mr. Willoe Gregory, whose barn was
burned on the Eth Of April, 1888, was in
town Yesterday. He has found no evil
dcnce tending to fix the crime upon any
one. but he has no doubt that it was the
act OF an incendiary..
Robert Lewis (cOlored), charged with
burelariously entering the dweiiing-house
of w. Heider, Esq, on the night OF the
18th day of April, 1888, and stealing there
from $40 in money and lot OF iewelry,
was arrested by Chief-of-Police j. A. Lips
comb yesterday, and will have a hearing
on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
HUNTS REMEDl-irs MANY MERITS.

There are no diseases more prevalent with. per-
haps, the exception Of consumption, In this coun-
try than the Kidney and Liver complaints and te
find remedy that would cfrcctually relieve them
has long been the aim of many afflicted sufferers.
Whether our habits as a people are conducive TO
these diseases, or whether they may result from
The pcculiarity Of our climate, is beyond our COM
prchension and is of little value, since cillca-
cious remedy can be had but Of ono thing we are
sure that the Congratulated public will hail with
Joy the specific which has again and again proved
It's ability 10 cfectually cope with and eradicate
these diseases. The name of this medicine Is
Hunts Remedy. and IL Is manufactured by Hunts
Remedy Company, of Providence. Itis not often
that mention Of patent medicine occurs In these
columns, but when one comes under our notice
possessing such undoubtcd merits as the one OF
which we speak, we cannot refrain from giving II
the credit Il deserves. II cures when all other
remedies fail, as It acts directly on the Kidneys.
Liver, and Bowels, restoring them all at once 10
healthy action. II is sure to eradicate all diseases
Of the kiGneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs, such as
Gravel Diabetes, Incontinencc. Retention of the
Urine. IL has wonderful effect on Weakness or
Pain In the Back, Sides, or Loins, and has proved
itself the most reliable medicine extant for Gem
oral Debility, Feihale Diseases, Disturbed sleep,
Loss Of Appetite, and all complaints Of the Urlno-
Genital Organs It's efficacy Ia cases of that dread
ful scourgc and insidous DESTROYER, Bright's Dis
ease of the Kidneys, has been remarkable; aud if
its merits rested on its In coping with that
disease alone, " would DC worthy of high rank as
public bCnefactor. In all diseases Of the Liver
as BiliousneSs, Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, and Costivcncss-it quickly induces that
organ TO healthy action and removes the causes at
the same time. II IS purely vegetable in compost
tion, being entirely free from all mercural or min
cral posons, and possesses rare virtues as remedy
for Heart-Disease and rheumatism. We have
neither time nor space TO do this medicine full
Justice but the public can obtain full particulars
in the shape of pamphlets and circulars by ad-
Dire Ing Hunts Remedy COMPANY. Providence,
Il, l-Scientifc Times. ap 26-ThtwlSa&Tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28
LES HYsTERrQUE.
A French Physicians Account OF Re
marItable Cases OF HaIIucinatiou.

! On the 2lst instant the Old Dominion. q
weekly paper OF considerable circulation
here, published the following, which had
previously appeared in number OF other
Journals in connection with the Lady Flo.
renee Dixie fraud
CDR. Legrand du Saule, physician to the
Salpetriere, Paris, describes in his standard
work, Les Hysteriquc, some remarkable
eases Of hallucinaton, where females Ia.
bored under the belief that they have been
struck or stabbed by Others, even after
having inflicted blows and wounds upon
| themselves. In one instance young wo-
man was found by her husband lying on
the floor OF her room i'm fainting ft, her
face covered with blood. On reviying
from her swoon she stated that she had
been attacked by armed men. The Paris
newspapers related the case, and with
| in three weeks two similar events oc-
Cured in the French metropolis. All these
cases proved TO he fabricated by the
supposed victims. A young girl wounded
herself slightly with a pistol. She gave
the police authorities the most minute de-
tails about on imaginary assassin, who, ac-
cordiDg to her account, fired the weapon,
but she was found to be highly hysterical,
and il was proved that she had wilfully
wounded herself. In 4 third case in DR.. du
| Saulle's experience young woman was
found in a railway carriage stabbed in the
left side. The incident caused great eX-
element, but it was proved, contrary TO
her assertions, that she had inflicted
the wound herself. and was hysterical
subject. 4 housemad icdS found lying
behind a door, bound, gaggcd, and corered
,CiM bruises. She stated that she had been
brutdly attacked by tico burglars Nth
biachenCd faces bit she lcdS highly hyS-
tericdL ,cOman. and there appears to hare
been strong eridencc that she had cOntrired
~ tie her O,cn hands and TO gag and bruiSe
herSef. Perhaps the strongest case OF all
occurred in VI. Tardieu's practice. \
young lady living at Courbecoie wished
to make herself IN object OF public in
terest by passing rs a victim OF politi-
cal conspiracy, which she pretended to
have discovered. One night she was
found in n state OF the greatest mental
perturbation at the door OF her apart
mcnt. She could not talk but stated in
writing that she had been attacked outside
her own house by man, who had attempt
ed TO garrote her, at the same time striking
her twice with a dagger. Only the IddFS
clothing lcqS injured, and the body Of her
dress and her corset lccre found TO be cut
through, Jm at different iereiS. She tried
to make out that the attempt at strangula-
tioh had caused dwmbness. NJ. Tardieu
.>remarkcd in her hearing that tins infrmity
rapidly disappeared when produced under
circumstances OF this kind. She soon man.
aged to.regain her speech; and, in a short
time, admitted that the whole narrative had
been developed out OF her inner conscious
ness"