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THE DEAD STRANGER.
Supposed 20 he Thomas Baker, of
Portsmouth-why the Body Was
So Quickly Buried.

The Chief Of Police Of this city yesterday
received the following telegram relative to
the unknown man who died ut DIR. Car.
ter's residence, on the Scuflletown road,
Monday morning from morphine taken the
evening before, and probably prior to his
reaching DR.. Carter's:
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 10.-Chief OF
Police: See DR.. Carter, near your city, and
tell him to hold the body OF the man who
died there yesterday. as II Is Thomas Ba-
ker, OF this city. Answer.
"W. T. BAKER,"
The Chief telegTaphed that the deceased
had been buried, and suggested to his bro
ther that he had better come on and get
the body.
Justice George z. Anderson, Jr., who
held the inquest, sent the following to this
paper yesterday: Your reporter says
that the county authorities should have
kept the body out Of the ground until this
evening, DC. Please allow me space to ex-
plain that the county OF Henrico has no
morgue or dead-house where bodies OF this
kind can be kept, and, unfortunately, the
county has not foot OF ground where the
poor and unfortunate can be buried. 1t
was my earnest desire, as acting coroner,
to keep the body out until (as you suggesD
this evening, thinking, from the appear
ance Of the stranger, that some one would
come forward and identify him; but not
having at my disposal place, requested
OF DR.. Carter that he allow the body to re-
main at his residence or on his premises.
This the gentleman positively refused to
do. l could therefore do nothing else than
to order its BURIAL"
DR.. Carter says that he did all that he
could for the poor unfortunate stranger
while alive, and that after death he should
have been glad to have betn OF service in
taking care OF the body temporarily had
he been approached in the proper spirit
which he says he was not.
But he was Of opinion, and says that he
so told the justice, that the body should he
taken to the City Morgue, where hundreds
would come to see it and make identified.
ton more probable than away ont at his
house. He knew very well that the morgue
belonged to the city. but he could not al
low himself TO doubt that Coroner TAYLOR
would. in the interest OF humanity, freely
allow its use for this purpose. He thinks
that great mistake was made in not pur.
suing this course.
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Death of q Chesterfield Lady.

The sad intelligence of the death Of Miss
Estelle Bass, at Skinquarter, in Chester
field, was received in Manchester yester-
day. A few days ago she was taken ILL.,,
and her sickness shortly assumed the form
OF typhoid fever. She rapidly grew worse,
and finally, unable to cope with the dis
ease, peacefully passed away. Miss Bass
was young lady possessed of many per-
sonal charms, and by her sweet and atable
manners, linked with kind and generous
nature, she gained the friendship and af-
fection Of every one she met. A few
months since she visited the family OF the
lamented Mrs. Jane Baird in Manchester,
and while in that city won the esteem OF
many who will be panied to read the an
nouncement OF her death.
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BALTIMORE VS.. RICHMOND-THE HOME CLUB
BADLY DEATEN-NO GAME THIS AFTER
NOON.
In the early part OF the season the Vir-
ginias, then known rs the Richmonds, Wis
tied Baltimore, playing 4 game with the
Baltimores, and. notwithstanding they
were beaten, they received from the papers
OF that city the compliment OF having
"played WELL" Yesterday they met their
old antagonists here, and were again
beaten-so badly, IN fact, that their
friends, no matter how much they
would like to do so, could not with
truth repeat the compliment OF the
Baltimore papers. While it is true that
the visitors played 4 strong game both at
the bat and III the field, the contest would
have been close and exciting had the home
club played with anything like their accus-
toned skill. AS it was, their game was
faulty from beginning to end-bad throw
ing and fumbling OF balls and batting that
was exceedingly weak and ineffective.
At O'Clock the game opened, with the
Virginias at the bat. Glenn went out on
fy; Nash made first base, but was left
there, Powell and Scharf both being put
out. The Baltmores then took the bat,
and scored three runs, Kelley, Clinton, and
Say getting home. The next three innings
resulted in "banks" for both sides. In
the fifth inning the Virginias were again
banked. while their opponents scored an
other run, making the game stand TO
| O. In the sixth and seventh innings
neither side made run. In the eighth the
Virginas made little "spurt," which
created great enthusiasm, and revived the
dropping spirits OF their friends. Ford
went to the bat and made his first; Fergu-
son followed. sending Ford to the second
and taking his place on first. Hankins
followed and was put out. when Mills took
the bat, and putting the ball over the first
bascman's head, took his first and brought
Ford and Ferguson home. Glenn and
Nash both struck out, leaving Mills on
base.
The Baltimores then took the bat.
O'Bren struck safe ball, taking his first !;
Rowe and Mccormack were put out Hen
derson then sent ball to Scharf, which the
latter stopped but fumbed over, allowing
the former to make his first; O'Brien, who
had worked around to third, coming home.
EggIer made first on good strike, Hen
derson going to second. A passed ball by
Morgan and wild throwing on his part,
which sent the ball beyond first base,
brought In Henderson and Egger, which
ended the game, the Virginias being
BANKED in the next inning.
The following is the score:
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Two Libel Suits.

In the City Circuit Court, Jesse G. Camp
bell, q minor, through his father, II. C.
Campbell, OF Manchester, has instituted
suits against the State and the Wing for
libel in publishing the young man as the
murderer OF two persons near Decatur,
Ala. The item in each case was based upon
press telegram from Chattanooga dated
April l4th, which telegram said: "Jesse
Campbell yesterday murdered William
Sakes and his wife, who lived near Deca-
tur, Ala, by cutting open their heads with
an axe. Campbell had been accused by the
murdered people Of slandering Mrs. Sakes."
1t is alleged that these newspapers, in
commenting upon this telegram, stated that
the accused was the plaintiff IN this case
Damages in each case are laid ut $4,000.
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Encourage Home Industry, Other
Things BEING Equal.

We were much entertained few days
ago in reading very interesting letter
from q distinguished southerner, giving
some excellent advice to his brother plant
ers as to how the farming interests can
best be promoted; advising, among other
things, the encouragement OF the building
Of factories for the manufacture OF improved
farming implements In the South.
But the writer OF this, who is himself O
southern manufacturer OF such implements,
felt much discouraged when he remembered
that the gentleman who wrote the article
above referred to, when wanting farm,
engine for his own use, purchased it from
a northern factory at price which would
have been gladly accepted for the same ar
tlcle by at least three engine-builders in
this city. "Can such things be and over
come us like summers cloud without our
special wonder" TUBAL CAIN.
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President Board Of Health.
,v ORPHAN AsyrUu-A NEW AND

MALE ORPHAN AsyLUN-A NEW AND
BETTER BUILDING IN CONCENTRATION The
present buildings at Haryietown used by
the asylum, II has long been known, were
too temporary in their character for perina-
nent occupancy for the purpose TO which
they have been put. The Board OF Direct
ors, recognizing this fact, have recently bad
this matter before them, and on yesterday
appointed a committee to present plan for
O brick building suitable in all respects Tor
the uses OF an orphan asylum.
II is proposed TO spend $4,000 this year
In a centre building, 10 be added TO from
time TO time as the means at their COM
mand will permit.
III they are successful In their endeavor
10 thus provide for these unfortunate ones
who have been thrown under their care,
the building which they will erect will be
an ornament to that portion Of our suburbs
and give an impetus TO other improvements
In that section.
For the purpose indicated, the directors
confidently look TO the humane and charlla.
BILE Of the community for the necessary aid
10 carry out their work.
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The Late Captain Camp Beckham.

Ex-Governor Kemper, in note to Mr.
J. G.. Beckham. OF Alexandria, pays the
following tribute to the latter's brother.
the late Captain Camp Beckham (brother OF
Mrs. DIR. Ross OF Richmond), whose death
at Hearne, Texas, has been noticed:
"MADIsON, VA, July 6, 1883.
" John G. Beckkdul, Esq:
"My Dear Sir,-I thank you for your
letter, while l sincerely grieye over the
melancholy tidings it brings me.
"YOur brother was near me when he
was shot down on the field OF battle and
manned for life. Not word Of complaint
or sign OF pain escaped him, but bis face
was lit up with a smile as he lay calmly on
the field until borne to the rear. A more
unselfish. brave, and true man / never
knew He was as genuine hero as ever
trod the field OF battle. | mourn his loss,
and his surviving relatives have my heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence.
Il remain, dear sir, very truly and re-
spectfully yours, j. l.. kENPER."
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MoRrUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END

MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING July 7, 1SS3.-CdnSeS Of Death: Apo
plexv, / white; cholera-infantum, l white,
6 colored; cholera-morbus, l white; con-
gestion OF stomach, l white; congestion OF
brain, white; consumption. 2 white, 3
colored; convulsons Gnfantie), 4 colored ;
diarrhea, 2 c0lored; drowning, l colored
dysentery, white. colored; fever inter.
mittenD, / colored; fever GypbOid), l
white; fever typho-maariaD, l colored
gastro-enteritis, white; hydrocephalus, l
colored infantile lockjaw, colored; in
flammation OF bowels, l white, / colored {;
inflammation Of brain. white; marasmus,
4 white; meningitis, 2 white; old age,
white: paralysis, 1 white; peritonitis, l
coIored; scrofula, colOred; spinal affec-
ton. / white; teething, 2 colored; I'M
known, / white, colored; whooping-
cough, 2 white, 2 colored; other diseases,
1 white. Whole number of deaths in the
city, exclusive OF still-births, 5G-white,
27: colored, 80. Locality: Marshall Ward,
10: jefferson Ward, @; Madison Ward, D;
Monroe Ward, s; Clay Ward, g.; Jackson
Ward, 16; almshouse, 4 penitentiarv, l.
Rate Of mortality OF whole population
was Al. .O4 per 1000 per annum. Rate Of
mortality OF white population was 1921
per |, 900 per annum. Rate OF mortality OF
colored population was 47.67 per 1000 pei
annum.
Whole number of deaths for the month
OF June, 155---white, so; colored, Sc.
j. G. CABELL, N. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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Important TO Richmond Grocers.

The Retail GrOcers are requested to as
semble at the Chamber OF Commerce Com
mcrcial-Club bulding) Wednesday eve
ming next, July 11th, at O'Clock sharp.
The object OF this meeting is for the f0rna-
ton of "Retail GrOcers' Association" ,"
whose mission will be
1st. To elevate the standard Of the groce-
ry business.
I'd. To suppress and prevent the sale OF
adulterated food products.
Sd. To regulate the question OF short
weights, false tares, &c.
4th. To prevent wholesale merchants
selling direct to consumers.
9th. To encourage and maintain social
relations among retail grocers, etc, etc.
Every retail grocer is cordially invited
to attend.
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Hustiugs Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
sault ON William Malone, was acquitted.
isaac johnson, charged with attempt to
commit q felony, was fined one cent and
sent to Jail for one day.
Joseph Scott. upon an appeal from the
Police Court, was fined S2O and costs for
King Howard alias King Howe, upon
an onneoj from the Police Court for second
offence Of petit larceny, was sent to Jail for
two months.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed CT
yesterday: TN a..
shoot w. II. Madison. lie was committed
To iail 70 be examined by commission Of
lunacy.
Aphiing and creating a disturbance.
r, s. Taylor, Albert johnson, and Wash
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Corruption Rife in tho Land.

The July term Of the Alexandria Corpo-
ration Court met Monday morning, and in
the absence Of Judge Meade, who is in
Texas, Judge s. Bassett French, OF Man.
chester, presided. The Gazette says: "In
his charge to the grand jury, Judge French
spoke Of the corruption Of all kinds which
Is rife in the land, and instructed them that
IL was their duty to look into such matters
and present all such cases as came under
their observation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-11
Virginia and North Carolina Health
Resorts.

The Richmond and Danville railroad
company have issued guide-book, giving
description OF the wonderful and at
tractiye health resorts along the line Of
their road in Virginia and North Carolina
The book is one OF real interest, and is
valuable of its kind. 1t will be read with
interest by everybody, and Mr.. NJ. Slaugh-
ter, the general passenger agent OF the
road. deserves credit for the taste dis
plaved in getting ii up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-11
NJ. Y. BARR, N. D., Ii. D.,

Member OF Medical Society Of Virginia, Ex-Prc-
sident OF the Abingdon and of the Southwest
Yirsinia Medical Society, Corresponding Mem
Der of the Boston genealogical Society:
Experience ia Its use In Il number OF eases en-
abIes Inc 20 bear testimony ~ the Writ es OF The
county, Va, Ia CHRONIC DISEASES OF fE-
MAlfsD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-11

HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE VERY SAT-
IsPACTORY IN PROSTRATION.-Dr. L. L. Gill
martin. Detroit, Mich, says: II have
found it very satisfactory in its effects. no.
tably in the prostitution attendant upon al
cOholismc -
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WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. VA,
APE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath In the world.
Pamphlets 10 be had Of Purcell, Ladd & 60, or of
the proprietor. send postal.
ap I4-3m JOHN J.. FUBASK.
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BOOTS SHOES, &c.
EXTRA HIGH-CUT BOOTS forus
misses and chf,dreI

EXTKA HIGEl-LUT BOUTS I0rWH
misses and children;
PUMP-SOLE BOOTS. TIES, and LOW BUT
TON-sHOES for ladies;
FANCY Low SHOES to button and lace, for
boys;
BROAD-B0TT0M HANDMADE, FLEXIBLE
SOLE SHOES for old ladies and gentlemen;
All the new styles in FANCY LOW GOODS for
ladies:
SOLE-LEATHER TRUNKS. sARAT oG A
TRUNKS, RUBBER-TRUNkS, STATE
ROOM TRUNKS. STEAMER TRUNKS
VALlSEs, SACTHELs, RAlLROAD-BAGs
sHOPPING-sACKS, SC.
CAN and see them.
j. 4. GRTGG Pace Block.
,e2S corner Main and Eighth streets
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NIRGINIAS.
BALTIMORES,

IL 4 5 g Z 8 0
Virginias. 0 %
Farned runs-Baltimores, l. Two-base hits
saw. /: |: O,irien. 1. Left on base-virginias, 4;
Bai,imores. 5. Struck out-Virginias, 8; Baltl-
morcs, o. Passed DailSM nd minutes nns11ey 4
". A. Graves. scorer-N. c. Johnston.
About 1900 persons witnessed the game.
The pitcbjng OF Henderson, OF the Balti.
mores. was very effective. Kelley, the
catcher, is also a good player;
Ferguson and Morgan, the battery fol
the home team, played well.
There will be no game to-day in conse.
quence OF the inability OF the Nationals, OF
Washington, TO get here, but II Is probable
they will play the Virginias Thursday and
Friday
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nn- IL. ruCKER. nENprRsoN, n. C..

Member Of Medical Society of North Carolina:
.Of the special adaptation Of the BUFFALO
LITIHIA WATERS 20 the Peculiar Diseases OF
Femaits have no question. In Chl6ro-Ancinie
diseases. In LeueorFh9a. Ia some OF the varieties
OF DysmenorfhRa. and Ia all those FUNCTIONAL de-
rangements resulting from Nervous Atony,i prt-
scribe these Waters with almost he same conf
dence thar do qunine ia ehilIs siid fever
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co.
te 22-2faW3w
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GUNNER BOARDING.

WIN entertain limited number Of B0ARDHRS
FOR THE SUMMER. Location beslihy aud de-
lightful ueighborbOOd uueNrepiionahle; churclses
and post-oficc convenient; six miles from Coiam-
ba, on the Richmond and Alleghauy railroad.
TERMS: Twelve dollars per month.
For further particulars, address
MIS-. SUSAN J. VEST.
Wilmington. klnyanna county, Va.
ie y-eodl MT ltJyl5s
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n. HARVEY l.. BYRD. or BALTIMORE,

President and Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
eases OF Women and Children In the Baltimore
Medical College, formerly Professor Of Practi-
cal Medicine, ETC.:
aIn some Of the Affections Peculiar 10 Women
fn the sub-aeute and chronic form, especially IN
Leuearrhea, AmeporrhGs. DysmenorrhGa- snc
highly efieacious."
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Baseball.

BALTIMORE VS.. RICHNOND-THE HOME CLUB
BADLY BEATEN-NO GAME THIS AFTER
NOON.
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Davis were fined $3.50 each for being
drunk.
Peter Dunning, drunk. Fined "a.
Frank Clements (colored) was fined 80
for assaulting and beating Edward Hart.
William Hamilton (coored) was fined $40
for striking George Harris with club.
Charles Ward (coloreD was fined %
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Call at Jackson's, 303 east Broad street,
and be convinced that he is selling china,
crockery, glassware, &C., &C., ut low fg-
ures.
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am fully satisfied of the value of the BUF-
FALO LITHIA WATER in the treatment OF
diseases Peculiar 10 Women. In this class of dis
ease Il Is unquestionably deserving of very high
cOmmendation."
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DIR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD, or BALTIMORE
Professor Of Diseases OF Women and Children IL
the University of Maryland:

Dr. Howard aitests the common adaptation OF
this Water in " a wide range Of case" " win that
Of the far famed White sulphur Springs, In Green
brIer county. West Va. and adds the following
"Indecd, Ia a certain class OF cases " is lnuch
superior TO the latter alude TO the aDilinR ue ue-
nifty attendant upon the tardy convalescence
from grave acute diseases. and more especially 70
the Caehexia and sequels incident 10 Malarions
Feyers I'm all their grades and varieties, 20 certain
forms Of Atpic Dyspepsia, and all the AFFEC-
TIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN that are RENE,
diable at all by mineral-waters. In short, were !
have seen the greatest and most unmistakable
amount OF good accrue In the largest number OF
eases ia a general way, would unhestatingly say
the BUFFALO SPRINGS, in Mecklenburg coun-
ty. Na.a
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER
FOR
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
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COBB'S ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY
" SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The fncs. and safest Suri-Bithing: Ocean.
Channel. ADD shark Fishing, and suipe-ShoOiing.
Hotel Physician: pr. L. A. FITZHUCu.
TERMS: az per day; sl2 per week; $40 Ter
month.
Kouie 'Om Old Point by steamer North1np-
ton 10 CherrystOne every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday. Tue Baltimore and Washington steamers
make connection with the Northampton. Ad,ir IS
my Is. 3m j. T. SPADY.
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UNDER ONE MANAGEMENr.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEr.,
COTTAGES. AND REsTAURAN@,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, ". VA,
OPENS JUNE 18TH.

The most celebrated resort In the SOaL Cii-
mate cool aud delightful. Waters wonderful lu
their therapeutic effects. Terms: 1890 per ay,
S21 per week. and SIS per month.
Circulars describing hygienic advantages Of
either place furnished on application.
II. PHFBUS.
1e 3-F.Su.W2m Proprietor anC lessee.
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Late woather Report.

Entered at the Post-oface at Richmond, Va. as
second-cass matter.i
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pICg pICggRE.FRAMEs,ENGRAvINGs.&'
CIGARS.

TEWITT & son, No. 22 SOUTH
Ill FogRTEEyTn STREET, IN. mshu5ae.arsEs fac rsg
OF tho following brands 3f FINE GLGAhs; ,l,,. DE-
cnvn0fJER FORG OLD JACK,
sTANDARD, Exc wi. .si0R, and their new brand
. sw1NONA.1 Reductions ON all grades Of g0odc
and Orders soiie cited nom the trade. ap 29-eodSm
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DE. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND, VA,

late Professor Of Surgery in the Medical College
of Virginia:
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Tspec,al telegram TO the Dispatch !

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatcbl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July Ill A. NJ
For the South Atlantic States, fair weather,
light, variable winds, slight rise in tempe
nature, and stationary or lower barometer
= For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly
warmer weather, winds generally from
southeast to southwest, stationary or lower
barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and partly clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 20 I;
o A. NJ. &c; noon, So; 8 =. NJ, "a; 6 r.
NJ, so; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 7S1.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
sy,rPToMs OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Bad Breath, Pain IN the side, sometimes the pain
Is felt under the should r-bade, mistaken FOR
rheumatism general loss Of appetite; Bowels gen
orally c0Stiyc, sometimes alternating win lax, tne
heads troubled With pain, l. dull and heavy, with
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied with
paipful sensation Of leaving undone something
which ought 10 have been done; slight, dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant, oiten
mistaken for consumption; the patient complains
of weariness and debility; nervous, easily star
tied: feet cold or burning, sometimes prckly
sensation OF the skin exists; spirits are low ana
dcspOndcnt. and, although satisfied that exercise
up fortiude TO try t-n fact, disirusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease. but cases have occurred when but FEW OF
them existed, vet examination after death has
shown the LIVER 10 have been extensively de-
ranged.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done
the DISPATCH PRINTING-lloUsE. Good WORK
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DIR. Lusk I'm The Science and Art Of Nfdicge.
,V.- after speaking of the value OF inc "m@lls @
diet i'm Puerperal Eclampsia. advises thal
swhere this dctis badly supported by the pauen'
she should be advised 10 drink freely OF the natu-
raj Alkaline Waters. possessing midIy uiuretiS l y
properties." and suggests the BUFFALo
fITUIA WATER"
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS FOR
- RAWLEY SPRINGS

RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1883.
J. Watkins Lee, Rartty Spriags, Va:
Have issued instructions for conductors % no.
tfy staunton whenever they have passengers for
your springs, aud asked Mr.. Lord To arrange 10
hold has train on receipt OF such telegram:
II. w. FULLER,
Trains are now held. jylt-3t