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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PfnnesFs.-Y0ur regular monthly meet
ing viii be held THIS Saturday EVENING, Feb
ruarv p, 1888, at o'clock sharp. Amendments to
the Bylaws VII be offered. large attendance de.
sired. a. II. POWERS, President
JoHN $. MILLER, Secretary. tB. CT fe24-1t
Bishop a. israIs, Trance lecturer, VIII
speak in Pioneer Hall the Spritual5ts and others
of Sacramento TOMORROW Sunday AFTER
Noon, at O'Clock, and in the evening at 7:30. His
control viii answer questions in the afternoon and
lecture in the evening. Music and singing viii also
be given under control Subject for lecture, "The
WoIld's True Redeeo err" All are invited. fe241t4
V. u, Ca business meeting of the
Young Bachelors Club VIII be held at jacobs Hat
TOMORROW Sunday, February 25th, at ! P N.
All members are requested TO attend
J. A. GILL, President.
c. E. Colby, Secretary. fe2l-1t
HAsH BOY WANTED-APPLY AT RED
~ House. te24-t
FEyo LEF-A FURNISHED HOUSE, CON- ~
4 tanning five rooms. Inquire at LAVEN- iii
SONS SHOE STORE, southeast corner Fifth Zig.
and J streets. feast
ENoR SALE-A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD e
n Furni.ure-Chairs, Tables, Lounge, etc. "
Cal at the northwest corner of Sixth and -.
streets. feast
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OFFENSIVE BREATH.

As natural consequence, in nearly every case of
Catarrh the breath is more or less tainted but
sometimes it is 50 revotingiy offensive as to rem
der the sufferer an object of disgust to himself as
well as TO others. Again. cases are occasionally met
with, as already shown, in which the stencil is really
oyerpowering, aad sufficiently fetid to poison the
atmosphere of whole room. Thus, a person affected
with catarrh lives continually in an impure atmos
phere Of his own creation, and inhales poisonous
effluvia with every breath.
OBSTRUCTION AND ITS cossEQE ESCEs.
In Catarrb the mucous membrane of the nose be.
comes swollen, inltrAtcd and thicened thereby mar
rowing the nasal passages and causing the Sc to be
stopped up, sometimes on one side, sometimes on
the other and often on both rendering respiration
through the nose either difficult OF impossible In
some cases, tumor poypi and other morbid growths
spring up in the nasal passages, often blocking
up the nostrs to such an extent that not the least
breath of air can be forced through the affected
side. In all such cases great susceptibility to changes
Of the weather is experienced, cold aud
damp weather having particular tendency
to augment the difficulty. when 50 affected
the patient is obliged TO breathe, more
or less, through tbs mouth. prac-
tee fraught with very dangerous couse
quenees, for current Ct cold and impure air
thus constantly traverses the passages and with
all its irritating qualities is conveyed into the deli
cate structure Of the lungs, while disease germs OF
every kind may thereby readily find their way di-
recsly into the blood and circulation In children
the consequences are still more disastrous. as it re-
tards the development OF the lungs and thereby
stunts their growth duls their intellect and gives
them stupid appearance. Italso renders them more
liable to attacks of diphtheria and other dangerous
throat affections, and is apt to impair their hearing
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sacramento Produce hartst-wnoisaale.

SACRAMENTO. February 2sd
FRUr-Lenons, Sicily, So SOC 80, Malaga, S. 50a
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beside the precipstous c,if5s. under the but
ting crags. across the rushing torrents, up
towards the region Of snow. where the road
way must In places be covered over with
galleries Of stone TO protect it RON the
sweep OF the avalsnches, till the summit Is
reached. mile and quarter above the
level of the sea. and then downward again
over route that seems wilder and more
difficult still. TIL IL reaches the smiling
plains of Italy. and ends Its victorious
march at the Arch OF Peace In the city OF
Milan. Fifteen hours OF continuous travel
In that odd-looking hut effective Swiss
stage-coach, the diligence, bad we over the
this road. part OF 1t by moonlight beside
the quiet waters OF Lake Maggiorc, and
then. O'clock ut night, we were at Intra,
our first Italian town.
Next day. after sundry observations on
Italian men, women, houses, priests, mu-
sic, gardens, and things gcnerally-ob-
servations not now to be given we steamed
over the length Of this picturesque lake,
and taking cars at Verona find ourselves at
length IN this capital OF Lombardy, the
large and wealthy city OF Milan.
Here we give ourselves and you a little
rest: and close with the assurance, which
some at least OF your readers will note with
pleasure, that the dozen or so OF men and
maidens who are at present representing
your city in Milan are all well, and, in the
language OF the day, are, one and all,
80 having Just glorious time"
c. III. W.
Note.-There representatives alluded TO are
Misses Hammer. Powers. Darlington,
Brown. Pollard (now Of New York;, Heck
(oi Raleigh. and myself; then Messrs.
curry. Myers, Joynes, Lee. and Wexford;
also the Messrs. Thorn, Of Baltimore. Saw
Bishop Whittle and family in Geneva.
Professor Price and company were at
Chamonix Just the day before us.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE. &c.
COURT ORDERS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
| COURT OF TIE COUNTY OF HANOVER. All.
| GUST 10, 1888:
John I Goodrich. assignee of Edward Mcdowell
sometimes called Edward Mcdowell, eudorsee
who sues on behalf Of himself and all other lleI
creditors OF william NJ. Mitchell aud John w
Mitchell who will come In and make them.
selves parties and contribute u the costs of III,
SUIT Plaintiff
against "
Charles W. Errington. sergeant of the corporalion
OF Fredericksburg, aud as such committee nd.
mlnlstraior d. b. n. c. [. n. OF William NJ Mitch
ell: deceased: John W. Mitchell, W. G. Mitchell
William l. White. trustee for s c. Wood and
children Fleming White, trustee, :. G. Wood.
Bette Wood, Charles Il. Wood, William r.
Mood; Fleming White England, the said VIII
nan nan l.. Wood and Fleming W rite England
being infants under the age OF twenty-onc years:
20; tieming England, and the unknown heirs OF
John w. Mitchell and W. c. Mitchell, il The
SAID Said John W. Mitchell or W. c. Mitchell be
-, 80; Defendants,
The object Of this suit is 10 subject Sex acres of
land situate In Ashland magisterial district, Ham
INT T, county, va, adjoining the lands OF semple
niieil ana others, now In the possession OF Will
liam l.. White, trustee for \. G. Mood and chill
dreIl, and OF which William NJ. Mitchell died
seized and possessed, and which was conveyed by
one w. G. Mitchell. claiming TO be the onlv heir M
law OF the said William NJ. MITCHELL deceased. To
,he said William L. White trustee as aforesaid 10
the PAYMENT Of n Judgment obtained I'm the Corno-
ration Court Of Fredericksburg on December In
1887, In favor OF Edward Mcdowell, cndorsee'
1 sgg.nsi the said william NJ. Mitchell, John w
Mitchell. and others. for the sum OF s5Oz s4 with
per ceDtum per annum Interest thereon from
sle yin DAY OF October. 1857. till paid and IS e6
costs; which said judgment has been assl gned Ia
the painiih. John r. Goodrich.
anu amdavit having been made and filed that
NY ny defendants John w. Mitchell and w. G.
s,n;a are non-resdents OF tie state Of vir-
hn,a ana that due diligence bas been used on be-
as ", we plainpn to ascertain whether the said.
us,enuants are living dead. and n dead. the
AZ law without effect, II Is ordered that lie
aiu non-resloent parties. aud parties whose maine,
ar . -. annhown. DO appear here within one month
VT quo pubieafion OF this order and do what is
Necessity ~ protect their Interests herein.
p assse: j. A. BROWN, Clerk.
:. '' NA"p"kLLs pa. au l2-law4w
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.n1rCArIoHAI..

- 49,. - T<sT
NEARYIAN AGRICULTURAL CVL'
WI LEGE,
s,tuated I'm beautiful and healthy iocsliey c,sn,
miles frem Washington, ID. C.' on Da'''"'o'e anu
ohio railroad. In
The instruction embraces iu.
COLLEGIATE COURSE
INCLUDING
scrryryr,c AVN PRACTICAL AGRICUL-
TURE.
with n full corps OF professors
TERMS for the course Of nine montnsi c.n ~
meucing 2OTH SEPTEMBER, including ooaro
tuition, fuel, lights. and washing sZOo'
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Governor William 7. Hamilton, president. o.,
Hon. George ii. Williams, president Oh 'ne oe"-
ate ,r,..
Hon. Otis Keilholtz, Speaker or the House.
Hon. C. J. NJ, Gwinn. Attorney-Gcnerai.
Hon BARNES Compton. State Treasurer.
Hon. Thomas J. Heating. state Comptroiler.
Hon. George n. Loiingi United States Coniihis'
sioner Of Agriculture.
Alien Dodge, Esq.
Hon. Ezra Whitman.
Hon. John Carroll Walsh.
4. Carroll Goldsborougl, Esq.
Hon. Wllmot Johnson. n.
FOR full particulars send for catalogue, ios''
Office address. Al. SMiI IL. rrvslucn.
COLLEGE station FRINGE Georges county, hd.
mn 1q-cod
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FROM PATRONS.

I'In nv opinion IT has no superior."-S. ii.
HENRY. Judge Of Amherst County.
AS a patron Of your school. take pleasure I'm
commencing il In the highest terms for Its many
advantages. TAYLOR BERRY.
sin its moral and gentlemanly teachings and in-
fuences it has no superior.n-SAMUEL NJ. GAR
LAND.
al have sent two Of my sons there, and am In
every way satisfied with the discipline and educa-
tional methods of the school."-JoHN ;. MosBY.
~ Sul0t
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HOTELS AND noARDING.HoUsEs.

SUMNER BOARDERS. zCARI.TOy
~ HOUSE, Scotfsyilie. Aikywar,e co,ntn ".
J,,en,y-nlne miles from Richmond, on The Allie,
Monn,a ,,air1sd' at the foot OF the Blue Ridge
OMEN ~ VA peen newly lifted up, and Is now
= op~n .or ~ mMER B0AKDEIiS AZ e2n per mont IN.
s,,p PCT SSk. Special rates for families Livery
A. s'oo,, nppiy 70 X. L. GOODMAN.
o-souo" Proprietor, Scottsyflle.
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virginia Postal Ncxvs

The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned Tracie V. Holland.
at Carrsville, Isle of Wight county, and
Richard G.. Smith, New Kent Courthouse.
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DALE0-s.YufureN nys.
by Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers,
110s Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THREE VERY
IA DESIRABLE PIECES OF IMPROVED
PROPERTY, Nos. 400. 4l1.AND 4l3 WEST
BAKER STREET, AND TWO PIECES NOS
4O0x AND 400 WRIST DtlyAL sTREET.-M
She request Of he owner. who. ON account Of IN
health, intends removing out Of the state. We shall
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1883,
ut o'clock T.. W.. the aboy G. mentioned propcrty
commencing
LIST. With The BRfCk-AND-FRAME STORE
and DWELLING above, No. 400 west Baker
street. now occupied by the owner. who + con-
Quoting very prosperous and profitable bust
ness.
"a. Those TWO FRAME TENENFNTS Nos.
All and 4l3 wet Baker street. and VACANT
LOT attached. These tenoments have been com
pleIei within the last twelve months. and are now
rented 10 prOmpt-paying tenants.
81. Those TWO FRAME TENENENTS Nos.
400y aud 40z west DGyal street. which are al-o
rented 10 good tenants
This property IS All I'm good order. the most Of n
being new. and Is situated where II VIII rent well
and pay liberal percentage on the investment
TERMS; AT sale. SUTTON & CO.,
au ~ AuctiOnccTs.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE ASA NERVE
FooD.-Dr. j. w. Smith, Wellington, O.,
says: I" In impaired nervous supply have
used Ii TO advantage
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ WINCHESTER. Valley. j. G. WHEAT,
ID. d., PRiNCfPAL.-This Is a chartered institute
Of the highest grade. with full corps of we'll
qualified teachers for Music. the Modern Lam
guagcs. &c. The terms are moderate. The tenth
annual session begins SEPTEMBER IL, 1888.
For circulars address the Principal. References
The bishops and clergy of Virginia, West VIZ
ginia, and Maryland. ~ 22-Su& W I'm
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PROrENSfuNAI.

He will practice in the Supreme Court OF APP
peals OF Virginia and all the courts Of record In
the city Of Richmond and county of Hcnrlco;
Special attention given 10 CHANCEEl Bbci-
NESs-thc distribution and winding NJ oil estats,
and the settlement OF accounts OF executors ADMIN
istrators, guardians, trustees, &c. au I-im"
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LIME, CEMENT, &c.

= 000 BARRELS ROCKLAND LINE,
OsOOO5,00O bhs. ROsENDALE CEMENT,
o,n00 bbls. JAMES RIVER GENE Mt,
5000 bbls CALCINED PLASTER,
~ 30 " A ~ EFfiRE-BRiCK, SAWED LATHS pLAS-
iEkEksHAlR, &C.. &C.. for sale low.
go. 81 e WARNER MOORE.
au l6 ~N' S''N" S'"o VI DVeh.
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M ASHINGTON and LEE UNIVER-
w SITY, LEXINGTON. yA.-Instruction In
thc usual academic studies and In the professional
III. Expenses moderate. Next session opens
SEfIEMBER GOTH. For catalogue address
"CLERk OF THE FACULTY.
" 1S-W.FASl2m CIV. Q. LEE. President.
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HANOVER ACADEMY,
IL TAYLORsvfLLE POST-OFFICE, VA.
COLONEL HILARY r. JONES. NJ. A.

TENDER 90TH.
special provision for small boys. Send for eata-
iogae. as " ls-eodt0cl
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ROOK AID FOB WORK NEATLY
a0 0iHfSxtECUTED At the DISPATCH PRINTING,
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON. VA.
Mrs. GENERAL j. +. B. STUART, PRINCIPAL.

The next session Of nine months OPEN SEP
TIMBER 18TH. with full corps OF superior
teachers. Terms reasonable Apply carly. Gaia
iogueS sent upon application 10 the Principal.
fv
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by W. II. Lyme & Co.
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctionecrs
lll3 Main street.

V'HAT MOST DELIGUTFULLY-LO-
L GATED AND VERY ATTRACTIVE MEDi-
UM-SlZE BRICk RESIDENCE ~. 2~O6 EASr
FRANKLIN STREET, BtTWFFN TWENTY
EIGHTH AND TWENTi-NINIH STREETS.
OPPOSITE MARSHALL PARK. WITH LOT 66
BY $50 FEET FOR SAFE BN AICTlON-Ey
request Of the owner we shall sell by public AUG
ti,n an the mfs4s.
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DICHMOND SEMIN
LII No. EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Join u. POWELL. Princip:

Mrs. 7. G. PRYToN, Associate Princ,pals.
Mrs. j. X. GsRNETT,} Assoei''e ''"oip"i''
The eleventh session OF this Boarding and Day
school for young ladies' and children VIII begin
MONDAY, September cath, 1858.
catalogues giving all necessary Information can
ne potten by application at the bookstores or TO
the Principals. au 3-F,Su.&Wtd
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FURNITURE.

L,URN + u E. N
500 WALNUT SUITS. 800 POPLAR snd
ASH SUITS, 100 PARLOR SUITS. Eycry-'Yt
thing in the furniture line. LARGEST stock. largest
business, and lowest prices. Call aud ,ee.
WILLIAM DAFkRON,
lass east Main street.
Branch House: west Broad street. ~ 7-Sm
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II ENMORE UNIVERSITY II G III
N SCHOOL, III. 4. STROBE (sIsthematicall
Mcdalist L. Val, Principal, near Amherst &. H.,
Va. Session begins September 9Th. Prepare
tory TO the University Of virginia. hlgh, gradS
limited school. students received as members OF
the family For deccnnial catalogue. giving fun
particulars. address the Principal. For testimo-
mails, sec sundays issue Of this paper.
TESTIMONIALS.
Your school is noted for its good discipline and
It's thorough educational training.-JAMEs +.
HARRISON, Chairman of Faculty, University Vir-
ginia.
do not hesitate to recommend the Kenmore
High School as, in every respect, deserving the
confidence and patronage Of the publlc.-WII.-
LIAM f. PETERS, Professor Latin, University
Virginia.
Kenmore Academy is regarded as amongst the
best OF the Virginia schools Of high grade
GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES, Professor His
toral Literature and Rhetoric, University Vir-
ginia.
I regard the Kenmore School as standing de-
servedly I'm the first rank Of high schools in the
several particulars Of thorough teaching, judi
cious management, heallhfulness, and accessi-
biIIty-T. II. SMITH, Professor Natural Phioso-
ply, University Virginia.
feel certain that the course Of teaching at Ken
more is unusually solid and effecliye.-TnoHAs Il.
PRICE, Professor Greek.
Nv knowledge Of Mr.. II. A. Strode's abilities and
attachments, his great success rs teacher and the
high standing which his pupils have obtained upon
entering the University. justify me in recommend
ing his High School most earnestly and cordially.
scHELE DE WE'RE, Professor Modern Languages,
University Virginia.
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TUESDAY NEXT. AUGUST 2lsr,

~ 50 O'Clock Z. VI. the ahoye-namei truly yalna-
bic property The late residence of Br. slater. de-
ceased. The DWELLING l. II modern build,
containing about eight rooms. well arranged for
comfort and convenience, with gas. water. bath.
&C.. and I'm good repair. The LOT has a front 81
SO by $50 cet. an alley I'm the rear - rect wide.
aud the buildings situated Is 10 leave vacant 33
hy 100 feet of same There Is a good stable on the
premises, and the yard - well sci with shadctreos,
grape arbor. Sc.
Commanding a fine view of the river and sur
rounding country, hcalthful, aud with the most
pleasant surrounding. accessible by -frect-car, "a
the business parts If the city, Wei suited tn DO,
erection OF The most handsome residence. and yet
within the reach Of persons Of moderate mcans,
thi, property j. adapted 10 the wants and circum-
stances Of most purchasers, and should command
sale.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced go ,alo.
an Is ". II. IN NJ * CO. AuctiOnetrS.
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SATURDAY. AuGusr %, Iss3,

expose 10 sale bv public ruciou 90 the highest bid
der, All the LANDS belonging 90 thD estate uf the
late samuel brown, Jr.. deceased. as foliuwg-,O
vii:
l. The FARM up0n which The salI samuel
Brown. Jr. lately resided. said tarm g. situated
on Dunlap crcth about five miles we.t OF Cow
ington. and T. composed Of I've contiguous tracts,
containing in the aggregate. bya r,c,rt survey.
about 57ls ACkf :. The the,apetkc and Dino
railroad ruEs through The farm. and talllgIlu
iRe fsrm are cleared and In a fine tat. 81 cu,l-
ton. The greater portion Of Llc cleared land '-
fine creck-b0ttOm. and The residue nf flc farm un-
cleared is finely tlmhcr0d There 1r. surface iu-
dicatIons Of iron-orc upon the farm. hut u0 a.
a,nln1'.Sn ~ ~ r i''i '',,, consist ~
a BKlCK DWEITTNG-lI0l ~ containing i've
or six rooms I'm good repair. with basement ln al
dltion. together with such uuf-luIlIiugs as are
usually f,nnd anon such premise. There Is al-o
"A we'll of me water ID the ytrd.
. A TRACT Of LAND situated uelr the Warm
Sprin - turnpike. on thc wcsi -iIcof Lick moun-
tain about TWO mile. from ttillglAu depot. con-
| ,,intmg ,I,otf s2r ACHES ABOUT gn or 40 acres
AZ III f,,rf are clcsrcd and lu cultivation. aud
| ;bcr,. h. n Good LOG CABIN up.u ne same.
| The rc-idua of tlc tract J.. iu,y umtcrr1.
nnr,s,. vur If me tirti,rr b. also valuable Tor
r,jlro,d rr,'.-ff, There ar. II sd .lr,tre indlct-
49,, ,.',' - tr,I,-,'r.. ,,,,,,i M 4. frief
rP.f.r ar lam containing 43S
.CDES .ftn-f,.I fn tsveffe eounfy "A IA ON
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wELL-NAMED A BAD PATH.

The glacier crossed, we walked down
beside il and around its lower end, and in
so doing made that MISUNDERSTANDING
passage on the rocky side Of an almost per-
pendicular mountain that is well named
the Mduuais Pas, on Bad Path; hut by
looking neither up nor down. holding tight
to the small iron railing, and twisting our
feet carefully around to dit the little cavi-
ties cut for them In the rock, and keeping
this up for half mile OF so, we got safely
over, and on firm ground once more, pro-
tested rather neryously that it wasn't much
after all.
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pOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA
~ Thirty-flrs session begins SEPTEMBER
18th. Classical and Scientific Courses for De-
grees. Partial. Business, Normal, and Preparl-
tory Courses. Full English Course. French and
German spoken. Instruction thorough aud prac-
tcal. Library Of 10000 volumes. Good morals.
Five churches. Healthfpi mountain location. En-
tire expenses for nine months (including tuition,
board, fuel, lights, washing, &c.l fl49, Sl76. or
szO4. Increasing patronage from sixteen States.
Catalogue sent free. Address
JULIUS ID. DREHER,
ty 2o-eod6w President
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REACH MILITARY ACADEMIA
~ BOARDING. AND DAY-SCiiOOL, No. 1872
east Franklin street. Richmond, Va.
The nineteenth session commences THURS
DAY, September 10, 1858, and closes June 2,
1884.
Circulars at the bookstores or upon applica-
ton 10 ST. BEACH,
jy 2o-W ,F&Su2m Principal.
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nURiNG THE NEXT SINr va
~ DAYS We offer unusual Inducements In ~
FURNITURE, having a large and varied as M
sortment OF new styles aud patterns Ia PAR-syt
LOR, CHAMBER, aud DlNING-RooM SETS
We know II viii be to the Interest OF purchasers 10
examine our stock Is we seldom fall to make sales
where the FOODS please. NE have some very emo
sipEB0ARDs aud PLusH-C0yEREn pAb-
LOR SUITS very cheap. T.. UATHRlGhr
son, 10 Governor street. je lV-5m
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THE VALLEY or THE RuoNr.

have not time to tell OF the splendid
ieireshlng view OF the outspread valley OF
.ne hnone that lay like map before us as
Nc n,aoe our tortuous descent OF the noun
tam, nor OF our visit to the gorges and
cascades near to Vernayaz, nor OF our
Journey by rail to Brieg, where railroads
end and the slow and hesvy diligence takes
its place.
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A GRAND MONUMENT.

Here begins the great simplon road. a
grand monument 10 the power. the will.
and the ambition OF the great Napoleon.
Just how long and wide II is; how many
thousand men were employed. for so MANY
years. at such cost to build IL how many
thousand bridges, how many tunnels and
galleries there arc--all this Is faithfully told
In the books. Let me give You only this
impression: an almost perfect turnpike
road, smooth as II just swept, wide enough
everywhere for three vehicles, with no grade
above certain moderate minimum, winding
u uniform way up. up, back and forth,
yet ever up. above the diminished valleys,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-04-18
The Bad and Worthless

Are never initiated or counterfeited.
This is especially true of a family
medicine, and it is positive proof
that the remedy initiated is of the
highest value. As soon as it had
been tested and proved by the whole
world that Hop Bitters was the pur-
est, best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many limitations
sprung up and began to steal the
notices in which the press and peo-
pie of the country had expressed
the merits of H. b., and in every
way trying to induce suffering inva-
lids to use their stuff instead, ex-
pectlng to make money on the credit
and good name of H. b. Many
Others started nostrums put up in
similar style to H. b., with variously
devised names in which the word
Hop" or Hops" were used in "a
way to induce people to believe they
were the same as Hop Bitters. All
such pretended remedies or cures,
no matter what their style or name
is, and especially those with the
word Hop" or "Hops" in their name
or in any way connected with them
or their name, are limitations or
counterfeits. Beware of them.
Touch none of them. Use nothing
but genuine Hop Bitters, with a
bunch or cloister of green Hops on
the white label. Trust nothing else.
Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing in limitations or
counterfeits.