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by Telegraph.


WV YORK. trrI g. NlpH.-~tCtF- dulI uut
-trCny. Money Sac yer cent. ENc.auye-lous,
ASH short. 4S3s. e-1tr uCadt neglected aIa
Irregular. Governments generally uncAmgcd.
Cr.4fuy.-FxcUange. t.. Governments gen
e-allv unchanged: new o. 1928 bid: new a. 81.
49,: 1eyv 4'-.ll4- ucw 81. lO3.. .ll. MONEY.
u rer cent state bonds duii rud "a. -utclose.
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CUTICURA sOAP.-Absolutely pure,
l y bighlv medicinal. Endorsed by physicians
urcferred by the elite. sIle-, 1881 ana 4eeS'
4-OVO''OO '-"'-' ap l-Su&W&w
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
rrrsp,y Anil q. 1859.

sALEs-FIRsT BOAED.-l.500 virginia new %
at 53f. LOCO do. al 53s. 1000 do. !; 53s' %
Virginia taxreceivabe coupons new. az 40; %
Virginia tax-receivablo coupons old, at 5fs-
1000 do. ai 54a, 100 do. al 55x: - 80 Viz
ginia per cent. coupons st 54A 22.e0 do. At
54k; LOCO Petersburg Railroad b0nds- Class II,
at go; 1000 Richmond aud Danyllle debeDtares
at 81.
SECOND BoARD.-3,O0O Columbia and Green
Vile second SIS a; sos, 1000 DO. az sOS, 1000
do n SOL
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sftame, Ariel. Giforl Norfolk. United safes
az, met iianai- e, aad passengers, l.. b. fsfl =
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rsTARIIsHNirNTs:

1s47 CHESTNUT STREET. PIlliAptLPA, [. :. y;
"a FLEET STREET. Eng;
Under the Patronage OF the y ORIG Mosi Eminent
surgeons.
The Correct and >kilfm Mechanical Treatment
Of HTENIA0 or II PILEE specially. eOross's
Rsyfsed Edition and AgneW's Late surgery.
RFFEuESCE. Professors :. ~. Gross ID. hayes
Aruew. willard Parker. ". III. Panc0ast- Df
Tbouas q. Morton. and oilers. ..
TRADE MARK-CAITiON SOIlCE-From
frs1uruf complaints Of INFERIOR LIMITATIONS
having been supplied on calls for ~HARD-RCB-
RFR TEITSSEs.~ we beg o. adv &c ihe public ana
,r,de that The distinguishing words barl-fnhbtr
Truss~ was on January =. 1883. granted as Trade
NarE 10 our exclusive use under act Of Congress,
N@rrh a. ISL All HAKD-RUBBkR IRJrSkS
IA moi stanped - |. II. SEELEY, NAkHANTED,"
are arrangements. against which We shall pr, iect
- -. s,,.,g.,,ers md trade NH 2S-e0dl IN
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TRUSSEs.
V'RUs>Es
TIE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT

TIE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT.
LOSpON-le sl-ANNoUNCEMENT.
Atthe late international Medical and sanitary
r,ftbifflu. Inc worlds most competent Judge, IT,
r0guizrd lhclr UNEQUALLED LXCELLENcE by
granting tie
ONLY - AWARD OF MERIT FOR TRUs>E>
TO !. b. sEEELY, PuILADkLiiiIA- L. :. A.
fo,ar .ixtv-eight cOmpetitorsl-confm,ng their
Mon fty0r with Americas most distinguished
surgeons.
T-,-rtrr1Tfov JUDGES FROM TIE ROYAL COL
LFGF OF SUEG EONs-I linas Bryant, y. L. {.
=. Christopher heath. y. Z. &. =; Thomas
Smith. L. i. e.. e., John Wood +. X. - b. K.
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eFFrEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.

riuo ete.l springs. neatly covered with highly
r,Ili ned HArl Euber. Made IN every desirable
tsrffcrr. with Pads auatoluic.i4ly constfncle l.
~. dui IA aud practical construction. mn ecied
* time use. or climate. used IA Daihlng Al
MAYS RELIABLE. PRICES I'D CID 10
lruggsis ana dealers ~ the usual price OF common
Ten
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MARINE ISTELLIsENtE.

PORT or RICHMOND, APRIL 3, lsss
AhGlgrD.
Sttame, Ariel. Giforl Norfolk. United safes
Mail. mc-iisn1 i- e. sad passengers l.. b. f8flI
superintendent.
SAILED.
steamer Guyandotte. kelly. New York. ucrchan-
disc aud pas-eul O.. ". Allen Go.
steamer Roanoke. Couch. New nrk. Uorca4u-
iIse and passengers. g.. ". Allen Z CO.. agents.
steamer Ashland. lroCkCr. Phiade pIla. iuer-
clan disc and pa -cngcrs. i. ". Mctarflck, AGENT.
Schooner Henry a. Wuship, DUanc. Bo,toD,
q. Storrs: vessel. Curle Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT's NEWS. APRIL 3, 1888
fBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lurav. SchcrmeThOrn. Norfolk. rner-
cha ll-e and pa sengprs. Chesapeake aAa pil1
Railway Company and sailed ~ returni.
steamer Acrornac. Delk. merchandise ana pAs-
gcI.cr.. Smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company and sailed 90 reiuruI.
steamer Northampton. Nc'arrick NorfoiAi
mcrchanGise and passengers. peitke aud ONO
T. .liwIv tomuIny ltni sflird on riurnI.
steamship = yvpf. Ee2yerly. Norfolk, with cot
ton for Bremen put In Tor coal.
SAILED.
steamship Paxo. Casper. London. logs. --.
schooner Ncyuo--ef. tI1wel. Boston. coax,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company.
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PORT OF NEWPORT's NEWS. APRIL 3, 1888.
lBy telegraph
GRoCEnrEs. LI0roRs. &c.

CIDER-NINEGAR FOR SALE.
TiVEBARREI SPTRF LBFMARiF-COUN-
~ CiDEE-N made on thc flnOmncld
estate. ApUlyio GfENA- -TORE-.
ap 4-2f lnf virginia STREET.
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CTTTCURA REMEDIES.

TNFANTILE HUMORS, SALT
RHEUSI. AND sCBOFULA.
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NEW YORK.

MN iAlhs
Sgw YORK, April Section easier s4iss- rs
halls. uplauds, 10 Lice; Orleans 10 o-loc. ,
consolidated net receipts. 1906 haie.; exports
u Great Britain. e,0l3 bales 70 she oonuntnt'
II .O63 bales southern a0ur dub and easier
common 10 fair extra. s4fff5.l0; rood " choice
exrra. s5.l5Mf0.75. Whest-ta&h lots sg.c.
lower. No ? spring nominal; unHr AIDED r~d. %
al 24.: unsraded white. sl.U5sssl.24; No.
red sl.sla Gel.2ls; APRIL 81. 9asl. lS4. Corn
unsettled and &Glc lower, closing weak Al ms DC
rate: ungraded, 620gookc.; No. =, oosesoosc.
Aprtl G5.466sc. Oats opened rss se. n CHER aLd
closed wi n the advance almost lost Ne z, osc
Hons arm and unchanged. coree = shade higher
and quiet No. Rio. bags. 1850; spct. ~ 50
sugar steady ana unchanged. Molasses duil aac
unchanged. Rice quiet and held nrui. hosii
steady At sl.70@sl.75. rurpeniine dul ant
weak AZ 4s,.c. Hides arm and trade moderate
Wool cinii and unchanged. POTk very quiet price
more or less nominal; new mess spot VI s.2o q
Sl9.50: options Neglected. MddIes quiet. Lard
Cash lots steady. owing 10 the absence OF advice
frOm Chicago: prime steam. spoI sll.oVi April
sIl.5s. Freigbts sieadY.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April 3.-Flour hrm and IN
changed. Wheai-so1'hern quiet ana steady
western steady aud very duil; southern red
| sl.l7atl.2O; amber, sl.2O@siI3; No.
Maryland. si..1 asked No. western wipier req
-. i N.tt
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Mr. Henry Irving, the actor, II Is rumor-
ed, i 10 be knighted.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY.
ID EXECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
ANIrSE
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TO GARDENERS.
FINANCIAL.

WARREN 4 QUARLES,
w BANkERs AND BROhERS.
III MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
bly, aud SELL STOCKS. BONUS, and MIS-
CELL ANGUS SECURITIES. Investment
bonds z speciality. "a e Issue -lhfif DRAFTS o.
ALL POINTS n EUROPE, Ia sums - ,'ni par
che-rr a lowest rates - -S-Sin
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
- .rnAg.srr. ~ r.

NOIICE TO FANMthN.
GROt NJ PLA-TERR.
E Ia addition 90 nv regular business, am row
ending NV ~TANDARD~ BRAND OF PLAe-
. fFE. Which Dr. unclualcd by any ou me market.
ana wrich intend shall become universally popu-
inr ou To-. own merits. Having carefully sirc Ted
nv lump. csn furnish The D-ef quality and hfF-
iug tie capacity fDr grinding ifty tons p~f day,
. / can give consumers ile advantage 0i having 70
. o. silly ground. ~ / wll not kerp "a supply ca
hrul pa, grind % after receiving orders On .hCri-
est notice. Price. &C. 20 application.
WILLIAM I. KING.
$500 20 $500 Williamsburg avenue.
nh g-onl pO-f-lffrr EOv !.
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FINANCIAL,
70 THE PUBLIC, ESPECIALLY THOSE NhO
NlsH TO BORROW
MONEY ON RIAL kelAlt-

From reading the Dsspctcs We ana very iew
gent now advertising nout. 20 ital. we sup
-. thev 40 not advertise be,7use they have eN-
haustel their supply. We therefore btS ies.e 70
Inform an IA want OF money upon s"Vi hEeL
F>'r All, .esorfV 20 cali co the encefsigncd, MAO
have AZ least enough O. supply The demand de' NJ
'"N 'CpENNiNG Z BoSt,
-, F.s.ta Accents. Au-tl nne,rs ant BrOk ~,
NJ 1s.s,s6t No north rraih street..
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5acItsonviIie and Ternandlna.
East snginnM.

EAST SAGINAW. April 3.-The Democrat
have elected their mayor and i've ont o
eight aldermen.
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PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL 3, 1883.
anurvwn
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New YORK, March 2S.-The narrow.
est house in this city may be seen at the
north west corner Of Lexington avenue
and Eighty vsecOnd street. When Lex
iugton avenue was cut through, some
years ago, strip Of land five feet wide
and one hundred feet deep was all that
person who did not own the next lot on
value by Itself, would be valuable t. the
Eighty second street, because it would
not only enable him to build house five
feet wider, but would give him windows
all along the side Of his house on Lex.
ington avenue The two owncr-, how.
ever, could not agree as 10 terms, aud II
house Was erected on thy lot adjoining
the narrow strip The owner Of the lat.
ter had nothing To do but to abandon his
lot or to buiId house five feet wide
upon it. The latter course WAS perhaps
adopted because such a hou-e wpnld shut
up all the side windows OF the ncighbur.
ing building aud considerably reduce It's
value.
The ncw building, which ha, been
finished for some months, is therefore
four stories high. II is divided into two
houses, each fifty feet long, and the en-.
trance doors are o. course on the avenue,
a- there is no room for Il door at either
end of the building. The law allows a
building al the corner OF Il street to have
projecting bay windows along the side,
and taking advantage of this circurn
stance, the architect has managed to
r1an L,nuo ,rIi.J, ,,b;I, ,,o,rI;,. g,
inside appearance and probably very un-
Without these bay windows or square
to the 'Joi, it would not have been pos
-iblc to build house at ALL for no room
would have been wider than three feet
Each house has, therefore, two bay win.
dows, in one of which are the stairs and
wide by fifteen feet long, upon each floor
and the room il about three feet wide.
fifteen feet and four rooms, each of the
same size, but on different floors. There
are also ingeniously. placed closets at
each end of the building and under the
stairs. Both houses are unoccupicd.
One is offered for rent at $500 year.
If tho object of the builder of these
extraordinary houses was simply to shut
cut the ligh, from his neighbours build.
ing, he would probably have accomplish
| ed the same end ut much less expense 10y
adopting Mr.. George kcmp's device o
| sheet iron shields. Mr.. Kemp did not
wish the occupants of the building in
the rear of his house, at No. 720 Fifth
avenue, to overlook his premises, and so
he built an iron scafIolding in his back
yard and placed iron shields against the
obnoxious openings, shutting out air nnt
light NJ completely ~ brick wal
| would have done. This arrangement
has been for years the source Of no little
comment from tho neighbors and passers
bY
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DR.. ]. BRADF|ELD'S
Female REGuEAfI
WsOFaARa'S BEST FRIEND.

tits we'll known to physicians, and a.,'!h
known to suffering women themselves Ni'
are subject to numerous diseases peculIMs u
sex, such rs suppression OF the aenSs,
and Bcanty McnstruntiOn. Congestion, tf&
and Falling OF the Womb, attended with
less train OF sympathetic and con,u!uiloaA
ders, which embiIters the whole life. ana
have long been considered as almost 'f''
But at last the remedy has been foundln
DIR. J. BrsdAe1d's Female Rssul
It Is not "cure.all," but q remedy for %
6: diseases, sM c, which rer,aln :" tho Wof'
Any sufferer from the diseases nen'!e-'
take this remedy. and thus relieve hsf'e!'
revealing her condition 10 any onc' sh
subjecting her womhnly mcdessy 10 'he''
an examination by physician.
To bring health and happiness to lne %
suffering women Is n mission before "'Sa
favor sinks into inslgniticance. Wha' e'na
lefnction can compare with one whlchprolF.
"That dire disease whose r...hioI s-'
Wtthers behuty's tranclent ho"e'
Riah foP .safS gveSs tSe enss rose Of health
~
case, the light, elastic step ior draSglnss III
nirhts OF soft repose for heavy houn@ !
restlessness. bounding ytsof ior lahSsri SSs,sI1
ehnrp and wIthered form Of emacaton. i. !.
OF mental, physical, social and dotnes@ G1ssI,
ments for o |eW sad days OF patn nna s.,'r,' q
In en- early gtnye! Such is the mI1Sn' pTu,,r
the reaults Of DIR. ]. BRApFIELps f.sa1. .satas
LATon. which is hence truly ma aPP''f'
otyied "Woman's Best Friend" .,,r,.
nWhites," and all those lrrrgn'ssirTrI, s1nrI,.
womb SO destructive to the heaitn' Irn 'rn.ns nutb
sinylo bottle OF this wonderful cnmpnnn., n,, :,
Ali who suffer from any OF these ,,i .,'tr: r.:
most earnestly invited ogive tnM s sii sriii esI
trial. It has cured thousands nhu w."
Don't fail to try II. ,,o sire uS
Manufactured by
j. RRADFIELD, Atlnnta'
Ebr sale cpervIphcre
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MANS NEED OF THE SABBATH
The soul needs the Lords day for growth
in the knowledge and grace Of God, our
Saviour. We have ak days to provide
for the body and this life, and one day in
seven Is just what we need to cultivate
tho spiritual nature and prepare for the
lifesto cpn;e eterfity. Tho home needs
.hia slAg ssss q working nien ] have mo
time to caress, love and enjoy the compa.
ny Of their dear wives and children ex.
cept on the Lords day. Rob them of
this time and you rob Them Of Che, ehaace
for sweet home life. 1t is unutterable
cruelty to compel mon to work on the
Sabbath, or menace them with poverty.
Alas that so many rob themselves7 The
Sabbath lathe poor mans "ittle' eve
lamb" God iclaims fol- him this day.
This is tho real reason we should keep il.
ereissnoargumensso' strong ms T'the
mouth Of the Lord bath spoken It." The
man that this will not reach Is given
over to the hardness of heart. 1t is His
to cou,mandand dhrs to obey - Exchange
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"A Troy man had his ear ripped off
By q buzz SAW. An excited young doc.
tor, who had Eeen starving for seren
months for bis frst case, stuck 1t on back.
ward, sewed It fast, and it grew. .Aad
now that man looks like o crack trctter
waiting 70 get tba word, and ne can hear
h=lf way round the square in both airee.
tions. am
Pany. weak, and sickly children, need
Brown's Iron Bltters. 1t will strengthen
aud invigorate them.
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No 8ouaa, No BanIsera.-"A Summer Idyl.'
Frptn o Provltsancc Merchant.

hh. GEoRtE II. DAVIS, n fruit dealer u, .o7
Westminster Street, bears his grateful testimony
to tho uncqualrd excellence OF the vr"luriic Of
enc OF our most skilful Fro, icncc Pharmacists
MIR. Davis says, last spring was very greatly
troubled with severe inflammation .f the Kill.
ncys, and 1t became SO bad that AT times ! uri-
ated'b!,iod. aud ,nS sulTerines wer intense. My
condition was so painful that for;a while a.s
scarcely able TO attend to business and the severe
pains would como SO suddenly ami severed, that
i would be Obliged to leave II customer whom 4
might happen to be waiting upon. During u part
OF the time was unable to walk. AMI scarcely
knew what to do or which way to look for relief
AT this time n friend recommended Itmt's
Remedy. took two bottle. of Il, nnd Il took
right hold "f NY disease ami cur,-i me Very
speedily, ,pd have xper iencc,l'nn trouble with
my Kidneys since. st =
"Furthernorc. Hunts Remedy has strength.
enc,l me very much AMI since heSan to use It
i have been ablo to attend TO bnsircss. anil Mn
all right now. heartily recommend II to all.
What 1t 'lone for mo 1t will do for YOU who
arc afflicted
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DISSOLUTION.

fHNHE copartnership heretofore existing
"A between A. b. Towers and John ".
Todd, as A. B. Towers & Co.. Is this day
9lSsolfeu by mutual consent. Those in
payment to A. b. Towers, without dolay.
A. B. TOWERS,
JOHN w. TODD,
January "a. 1883.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880
| know Hop I}itters will bear recon-.
mcndation honestly. All who use them
confer upon them the highest encomi.
ims, and give them credit for making
cmres-all the proprietors claim for them.
] have kept them since they were first
offered to the public. They took high
rank from the first, and maintained it
and are more called for than all others
combined. SO long az they kept up
their high reputation for purity and use,
inlness, shall continue to recommend
,hem-snmcthing ! have meyer before
done with any other patent medicine
j. J. BABCoCK, NJ. u.
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important Notica

LII AN!NG purchased the interest of John
IL w: Todd in the Notes, Accounts and
Merchandise In the firm of A. B. Towers
" Co., will continue the business in nv
own name. Those indebted to the old Arm
must make immediate payment, as I must st
nave the money. BY honest and fair deal
tnE, nope 70 retain the friends and Gus.
Jan "a, 1888 % ci"o'
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suffered for Twenty Years.

HoS. JOSHUA TrrnIiI, Of Eas, Saginnw. Mich,
says. !" Count me among the enthusiastic friends
of Hunts Remedy. II has proven In my nil
Hyou claim for It. Having suffered for about
twenty years with severe disease Of the Kid.
neys (which our lrsal nhysicfnn rrhnoum2cd
Bright's nisease>. ma.te u Inar,,. E;es to cei,.
suit the eminent Dr Hnvem, pfs Ean.iln nSI !sty
York, "fwl,osr famc In this slsciaity lad heard
much. Dr. Haven examined me carefully a'ui
simply sa!d. 60 nm! get II bottle M Hunts Rem.
edy and take according to directions .t5tc.
having travelled So far for treatment, Il struck
mo rs rather funny To bc directed 20 tako n mcd.
1icine which might have bought within q s,o,lt's
throw Of my own door; hut was In tlie ,cctnr's
hands, End or course followed his advice! and
right glad was that lid ~. for before 7 h'd
taken Hunts Hcmciy hall y dozen times found
immense benefit from it, nRd by continuing, tho
nse OF II for n limited time recovered f.,~m my
trouble entirely. and mn to-day. thsns. 'l.' Of
the most rugged of rugged Mtchganders.' 10
world Is indebted to YOU. sir, for the Irnnnlga-
ton OF such medicine. and hope yon may not
60 without Your reward"
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A NOTED nrr UNTITLED WOMAN.


Hs'-s. EiRors-
rr n..lv, is a god likeness Of Mrs Lydia =. rink.
ham wa ;;l,s sho above Al. .rr ,u'.'... ,<in:s
NAV i t.r.t ',:..s - .,.tn :.:'i iuaI.,"
r., .or,. uf h,r .!'"; .c:t, to-. c.i r. nc
4. yrair,- ,..v"r,.. to her v'iI vgh ~ i"nne
- u i .''ulr, Lnl IS "Ei'"d - Lccp six lady
assistant, - M ;,.r nnS"cri!r .ar@, c".rrs'Sndence
wnlrt. "a, ~. j., Upon her, crI II ar!'; :. :ccal
lrinIa,. ! =, 8. =, or y Il. l,rr "a g. Fer
yr..tn,l, u.,u..,. /. ,ir,r:"r :. goo nd not
evil rrii.,s. l,Iv re- ,!.y .-.l' lated II and
am sat!-C.t. % tc sit!I "a .!!.g.
ON account - /: tr,v"u Irc:i.7 II |. i"om'ncnded
an pr. scri.,"l b. ,!.c:St ?y .r;uts IA -" country.
One sa,s: Il works ike .tim anil saver iuuch
tau It viii c,rs. c..t:I,iy tn '",is; !Dn i falling
ot tn. uterus. I'ncur,hTs irregular ini painful
M,ns;rrIail ;,a ovarian Troubles. Inflammation and
ulr,ra:,n, Flo',;n.-' AZ nsp'a"nrnt- rnd the con.
s.sucnt spinal wc.Sncss aii 10 especially adapted TO
the Change Of Iiie.
II lrrnta;,s every "rt"1 OF the system, md Sircs
new lie nrd ypor |; removes faintnrss. natulency.
destroys all craving for stinInlnnts and relieves weak
NOS ~ tie stonnr!I. II cures l"ntinE Headaches
ryuus li,srlt.on, General Debility. Sl"cp"s'n"sS
n.lu.-,i u ani In,li-a!n;'. That feeling "f bearing
.lnwn causing; Ia!n weight and GacEarhe. IS always
permanent, ui, 10y is II will Mt all times. M!
under all circumstances, net IN harmony WITH Ia" l.H
that gov, :;ls III, :riunl system.
Itc,sts only 81 Icr u.ic six for e.. and Is sri ty
druggist. ANY nvc. required as 20 sssial cases, and
t ~ many VIII" have been ic't"red I" perfect
health iy tie use - the Hcscta i" ompound, can II.
obi ai.rl Icy addressing Mrs l., with stamp for reply
at ,rr home In Lynn, Mass.
Frr Kidney Complaint OF either this co:riHunGi
uiISirj j,as,,d r. a'IIntint testimonials show.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-04-05
What Killed Him.

Several days ago Mr.. George Webley,
one of the most promising young planters
in Arkansas, came To the city bringing
the sad intelligence of his fathers death.
The old man, you all remember, ,"as one
Of the most noted 'pnssum hunters in
the State. The other night when it was
40 dark that black hat thrown up into
the mir would have looked like Bulwer's
luminous shadow, the digs treed. beg
ged the old man not tngo, but he ptraigh-
| tened himself up, gave me kind of an
to- bellum look and wanted to know il
were fool. lie left the house, and after
he had been gone about two hours be.
camo uneasy and started out to look for
him. found the old man chopping on
u tree about four feet thick. "It's coon,
and know he's up here" the old man
said. '"The tree would have been down
by this time, but its so dark that ! have
to strike by woodchoppers instinct"
lie would not let me assist him, for he
had attained the age when Southern
gentleman takes great pride in accom-
plishing feat alone. 1t seemed aB
though the tree would never fall The
old mans strokes became lighter, for his
strength WAS exhausted. The dogs stood
around and whined. They looked to me
as though they were lying and had only
''treed" to please the old man. Finally,
the enormous tree crcnkcd and slowly fell
"a stump, extending only few inches
higher than tho old mans head. The
tree had been chopped down during
the high water, and the poor old man
hnd chopped down big stump. by
this time daylight was breaking, and
when light came sitting Gown among tho
branches of neighbnring trees, the old
fellow looked at the stump, turned away
and went home. lie had just los. his
third wife and had bore up manfnlly, but
the stump disappointment killed him"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-04-05

= A commercial traveller repres enting
o silk house showed Columbia custo.
mer $l.25 silk, which, knowing his
man, he quoted at 81 cents. "You don't
call that cheap" said the customer.
Eve got somc which beats that, which
sell for so cents" The commercial
traveller asked TO look at it. aud It proved
to be 81. 40 silk "Well," said the silk
drummer, that. is cheap. III take
twenty yards for my wife," The mer.
chant wanted 10 get out Of it on plea Of q
joke, but the other laid down the money
and took tho silk. His attempt to beat
down prices cost the merchant $l2.-
Columbia Register.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-04-05
Bargains !!

UI'Oi the next 30 days will sell my stock
1' of pegged Boots and Shoes, Blankets
Cloaks and Worsted Dress Goods at cost for
cash Give ME call and be convinced.
A. b. TOWERS.
Feb l, 1885 20