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Eight Men Suffocated by Failing
Grain.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I


MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, october IVA
special TO the Tribune from Moorhead,
Mimi, says that near that place last night
fourteen men belonging to the crew OF a
threshing-machne were sleeping IN the
lower story OF granary, in The upper
story OF which were stored 400 bushels
of oats. During the night, and while all
the men were asleep, the floor suddenly
gave way, and falling the oats completely
buried eight OF the men. Tue other six
were partially crowded through the side OF
the house, which gave way under the sud-
den pressure OF the grain, and made their
escape without serious difficulty. After
giving the alarm they set TO work TO re-
lease their buried comrades. When finally
reached four OF them were dead from suf-
location. The others were saved.
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LONDON, october l0.--The steamer CITY
Of Brussels. a small vessel OF 2l2 tons bur
then. bound from Belgisn ports for Lon
don, colided Off Grayesend at 4 O'Clock
this morning with the steamer Ludgase
Hill. from London for New York. The
fore compartment Of the City OF Brussels
is full Of water, and she will be beached
near Rosheryille. The plates on the port
bow OF the Ludgate Hill were broken and
her forecastle was started. She will return
TO London.
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WHAT II DID FoR Az Old LApY

COSHOCTOS STATION, y. y, Dec. 9S. 1879.
Gentiemcn.-A number Of people Lad been using
your Bitiers here. and with marked effect laiy
Of over ,cytnty years had been sick for the past
ten years: she had not been able 10 be- around.
six months ago she was helpless. Her old tnc-
dies or ply -ician, being Of uo avail. sent forty
five miles and got bottle Of Hop BttCrs. u had
such an effect her that she WAS able a. dress her,
self and walk about the house. Aflcr taxing Two
bottles more she was able Co take care of hcr own
room and walk out 10 her neighbour, and has iip-
proved all the time since. NV wife and chiilfe-
also have derived great bcuent from their u~e.
W. Is. HATHAWAY.
Agent United states Expires Company.
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MADISON COUNTY.
TIE CEOPs-CRYsTAL wEDOING-GAME.
ICorrespondonce OF The Richmond Dispatch

IMt fkWiS- III Al WLHHA'h me
Correspondence OF The Richmond DisDatch.l
MADISON Mills, October 9, 1888.
The many heavy rains and continuous
wet weather has caused the corn harvest
10 be much later than usual. The corn
crop. though not so heavy as that OF the
preceding year, i said to be very good.
Few or no farmers are prepared to seed
wheat. Many are not half through fallow-
ing.
The apple crop this year is very large,
and many Madison farmers are shipping
daily 10 the large fruit-eNapOraior now IN
operation al Orange Courthouse.
The Withdrawal OF Mr.. EgbOrn, OF Cul-
peper. from the CoSlitioni't party caused
quite a sensation in this vicinity.
4 pleasant entertainment was gwen by
our well-known citizen Mr.. Walton Shep-
herd last evening under the name Of a
crystal wedding. il being the fifteenth an
niyersary Of his marriage. Many were the
beautiful presents given in honor OF the
occasion.
Game this season j. scarce, though Seye-
raj large gangs Of duck have been seen on
the Rapldau river. NIP.
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srprRton. WIS. .Jannarv. 1850.

heard in my neighborhOod that your Hop BIZ
'ers wa. doing such a great deal ~ good among ne
sick and afflicted with most every kind 81 disease.
and a. had been troubled for fifteen YEAR, with
neuralgia and an kinds Of rheumatic complaints
and kidney trouble. took one bottle according o.
directions. II at once did me great deal ~ good.
and used four bottles more. I am an old man.
tint am now a well a. / can wish. 1hcre arr seNt
or eight families I'm our place using Hop Btttrrs
for their family medicine, and arr well satisfied
with il they will USE no other. Oue lady here Ia,
been bedrIdden for Year,. is We'll and doing her
work from the use Of three bottles.
LEONARD NHITBECK.
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Catholic PreIates En- Route for Rome.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispaicb.l
new YORK. October TO- Among the pas
sengers on the steamer Gallia, which sailed
to-day fer Liverpool, were Archbishop Cor
rigan, Archbishop Gibbons OF Baltimore.
Archbishop Feeban OF Chicago. Bishop
Cieary Of Kingston, Bishop Chatard OF
Yincennes, Rev. DR.. O'Connell Of Balti-
more, and Rev. Father Keely OF Kingston.
They are going to Rome for the purpose OF
having conference with the Pope.
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THE TURF.

nv teIegraph 10 The Dispatch. !


Rp,curox REACH. October 10.-First
race-purse 500. for beaten horses, one
mile-Rov schluke won; Marie Lewis
second. Beyerwick third. Time, Las.
second race--purse $3.50, selling allow
ances. three quarters OF a mie-Lytton
won; Garfield second, Little Phil third.
Time. 1:ljt.
Third race-purse $3.50, for all ages.
seven eighths OF a mile Hottcimic won /;
Lille Dale second, Nimblefoot third. Time,
1894.
Fourth race-purse $3.50. for beaten
horses. one and one eighth miles-Harry
Mann won: Beverwick second, Charley
Fisk third. Time, 1:5S.
Fifth race-purse $3.50, one and one
eighth miles-Boss Sedan won; Teysy
second, Nellie Peyton third. Tune, l:55.
Sixth race-one and one quarter miles,
hurdle race-Buster won; Bill Bird sec
ond, Moscow third. Time, 2:l9.
Louisville Races.
LOUISVILLE. October 10.-FirSt race
Association purse, one mile-soyereign
Pat won; Wallflower second, Pearl Jen-
nings third. Time, 1:4.
Second race-for all ages, one mile
Lucy May won: Rochel second, Brigand
Belle third. Time, 1:4j.
Third race-for three-year-olds. nine
furlongs-Aztec won Aretino second, As
Gender third. Time. 1860.
Fourth race-selling race, for all ages.
three-quarter-mile heats-Callao won the
first heat; Gus. Mathews second, Bonnie
Bird third; time, 1913. Callao won the
second heat; Bonnie Bird second. Gus.
Mathews third; time, ZIG.
Fifth race-for two-year oldS. i've
eighths OF a mile-Conkling won: Eastern
second. Manitoba third. Time. l:OlS
Sixth race-handicap. for all ages, one
and one-siXteenth mlles-Effie II. won;
Matte Rapture second, Emma f. third.
-
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North Carolina Journalists I'm Boston.


BOSTON, October 10.-The visiting North
Carolina Journalists left on the afternoon
Norfolk steamer. This forenoon they were
escorted by the members Of the School
Board through the High and Latin schools.
The party then repairedto the State House,
where it was received by the Governor and
escorted through the building.
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Double Tragedy Over Game of Cards

by telegraph % The Di.patcb.J
ST. LOUIS. October 10.-Advices from
Fayetteville, Ark, say that United States
Deputy-Marsbals Perry and Weatherford,
while guarding some Indian prisoners on
Monday night, quaiTelled over game Of
cards. drew revolyeTs. and killed each
other, one firing three and the other seven
shots
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 10 tho public has cFer
met with the success accorded TO Hop bitters. "
stands to-day the besi-knosn curative article IA
the world. Its marvellous rcnown Is not due 70
the advertising II has received. It's famous by
reason Of its inherent virtues. II does al that IL
claimed for II. II il the most powerful. speedy,
and effective agent known for the building up OF
depilitated systems and general FANNY medicine
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4 Murderer Lynciied.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch. ]

10y tItIIAVH 70 IIlE WI7IdINIsI
CHATTANOOGA, October l0.-The negro
who murdered Policeman Street, OF Hunts
vile, Ala, or Monday by splitting his head
open with an axe, was taken from Jail last
night by fifty masked men and hanged.
He refused to give bis name. His confed-
crate is still at large. a heavy reward i
offered for his arrest
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had been sick and miserable 80 long. causing
nv husband So much trouble and eNpens', no o.
knowing what allied me- | was 80 completely dl'-
hearteBcd and discouraged that got bottle %
Hop Bitters and used them unknown T. my tainii 4.
| soon began 20 improve ana galh,u ~ "a ma
nav husband and family thought IL strange anS un-
natural tut when told them what had helped in =
they said: Hurrah for Hop Bitters long may
-, 6,,r,'ny The MOIHtg.
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A baltimore Lumber Firm Assigns

By ftItVIhlu =" VT I7'7D''e"''
BALTIMORE, MD, October lo.-The firm
of William c. and Frederick A. Dodge,
lumber-dealers, to-day made an assignment
for the benefit OF their creditors. Their
assets are small, and liabilities are said TO
be considerable, though no schedule has
vet been filed. The indebte dness OF the
firm is understood TO be outside Of Bal;i-
more.
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The Next President Pro Tempore Of
the senate.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l

WASHINGTON, October 10.-The Evening"
Star say that Senator Edmunds, who had
been in the city several days, has stated
most positively since his arrival here that
he does not intend to retain the position OF
President pro tempore Of the Senate. He
intends to resign Immediately upon the
organization Of the Senate, and Senator
Anthony will be elected in his place.
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The EpiscOpaitans.
PROCEEDINGS or THE CONVENTION YEsTER.
DAY.


fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 10.-In the
Episcopal Convention to-day the Commit
tee on Amendments 10 the Constitution. to
whom was referred the matter OF striking
out the words protestant Episcopal" re-
ported that in their opinion the change was
ineXpedient. The report was placed on
the calendar The committee to whom was
referred the matter Of changing the word,
General Convention +" TO "Triennial
Council" reported that they deemed it in
expedient. The report was adopted.
The Committee on Prayer-Book re-
ported that, in their opinion, il was mad
Yisable to introduce the proposed canon on
marriage and divorce. The committees
request to be discharged was granted.
The consideration Of the changes in the
Prsyer-Book was resumed in Committee OF
the Whole. That portion Of section &C"
which adds TO the calendar feast, to be
called the Feast Of the TRANSPORTATION,
was adopted. but the date Of it, celebra-
ton was not fixed.
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Six Children Poisoned by Eating
Wocds.
ne televr.nh 10 ,he DIsnatch.I

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH. Pa, October 10.-A Green's
burg, Pa. special says six children Of
John stauffer, Of Ligonier, were poisoned
this morning by eating weeds in the woods
near that place. The mother had been
visiting neighbor. and upon her return
home found the children lying around the
room to all appearances dead. Medical aid
was quickly summoned, and after working
with the children for several hours four OF
them were pronounced out OF danger.
The other two will die.
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Gentlemen.-No medicine has had one halr tae
sale here and given such universal Satisfaction a.
your Hop Biiters have. We take pleasure in speak
ing for their welfare. a every one who tiles them
IL well satisfied with their results. Several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there are a number of earnest workers IN t1e
Hon Blifers cause. one person gained eleven
pounds from taking only a few bottles.
SMITH IDK
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Western Union Telegraph Company

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
NEW YORK. October 10.-The annual re-
port Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company shows the receipts for the past
year TO be $40, 4j4. 900; expenses. Gil, 19f,-
jj3; net profit, S7.GG0,340; being over
nine per cent. on the capital stock.
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Dynamite Fiends Captured.

NEwBUkGH, Y. y, October l0.-JOhn b.
Griffin. Seneca \. Miller, and George Null
kins. charged with blowing up house at
Pawling with dynamite, causing the death
OF Samuel Grayer, were captured AT Grey
Court, Orange county, last night.
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ANNA MARIA KRIprn. WIFE OF roBMs K.

CHAMBERsBUKG, July p. 1870.
This is 10 let the people know that !, Anna Maria
krider. wife Of Tobias hrider, am now past st'-
uty-four years If age. Ny health has BEEN very
bad for many years past. 1 was led it
weakness. bad cough. dyspepsia great debility AM
constipation OF the bowels. wa 20 miserable /
could eat nothing. Iheard Of Hop iiliers ana was
resolved g. try them. ! have only used three De-
lies. aud / feel wonderful good. well. and strong
again. Ny bowels are regular. my appeiiie fo"d'
and cough gone. | think IL my duty 10 let ilie rtp-
ole know how bad was aud what the medicine
has done for me, 30 thcy can cure theinse"e'
with 10.
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WINSTON. FoRsrrnr couxrY.NC~l


Genilemen.--I desire 20 express 70 you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bitters. I was troubled
with dyspepsia for ave years previous 10 cogn-
mencing the use Of your Hop Bitters some siX
months ago. NV cure has been wonderful. ] am
pastor of the First Methodist church of tns place
and my whole congregation can testify u the
great virtue Of yonr hitters-
Very respectfully, Rev. II. fEBtBKE
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Explosion OF a Locomotive.
rB, telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

By Telegraph 70 ne Dlspatch.I
AUGUSTA, Ca, October l0.-A shifting
engine at the Central Railroad station eX-
pIoded this morning. W. {. Starr, engi-
neer. and Thomas Watkins, fireman, were
badly scalded and otherwise injured.
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MONROE. MICH. sent

MONROE. MICH, september %. 1879.
Sirs.-I have been taking Hop Blttors Tor infam-
nation of The kidneys and bladder. II has done
for me what four doctors failed To dO-cured mt.
The effect Of the Bitters seemed Ike magic.
". l.. CARTER.
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| travelled all over Europe and other foreign
ries al cost Of thousands OF dollars. in scar c
Of health and found 10 not. I returned discour-
aged and di,heariened. and Was restored to real
youthful health aud spirts with les, than two =
tie Of Hop Bitters. hope OILERS may proni h5
nv experience aud stay al home.
A LADY, Augusta, Ge.
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Sir Stafford Northcote Reported shot.

Thy Telegraph % The Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October l0.-A ru-
nor is current in Canada that Sir Stafford
NorthcOte has been shot and dangerously
wounded at small town in Ireland. The
rumor Is not confirmed by direct adyices.
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BAY CITY, Ml'H.. feifuifN y. 1o''s
Hyp BffsrS Company: think u my fuiN -
send YOU a recommend for the benefit Of any per-
son wishing e. know whether Hop Biiter- an GOOD
or not | know they are good for general debility
and indigestion; strengthen iht nerN Gus sNs'eia
and make new life. Recommend my patients @
use them Dr. \. PLAT,
TTeatcr Of Chronic Disease.
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nr1rv,N- Nc. sentemher 2l.l,

DELEYAN, WIS. september Fl. 1850
Gentlcmen.-I have taken not quite one bottle 81
the Hop Btters. I was a feeble old man o. seven
weight when got 10. To-day am a. active and
feel a well as did ~ rty. ! see great many
that need such medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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Not Contagious.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
HARRISBURG, PA, October l0.-The dis
ease among cattle in Lebanon county, re-
ported to be pleuro-pneumOnia. proves 70
be only capillary bronchitis and not conta-
giOus.
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TIRE CASE OF THE OFFICES RENovEp-AN
IxyxpuExr TO TIE POLICE ORDNANCE
COURT rrEns-sUNpAY-scuooL IrEks-ThE
GRAND COxNANDEEY.
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E Err GO % y 4! 4 +
( ( 90 7 a a ILL
s '' e: + + + + F.
GGG LII UUU ZEE

uv.rran,ed the strongest, Toughest and Most las
a. ,.i-,e an Farthi ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mends
e. ,n|rvfbinr SOLID As ROCK lizard A. ADA
MAST1-FIRN A. GRANTEE! New sclemtlnc
Disco,ery Rev olutOnizes the Liquid Glue busi-
ness of The WOrldll ROYAL GLUE Is hbsoiM.lt
~ II ss55uiioIobis and IaseDdrIble! A sAMSONlAN
.GIkNT among other Clues aud Cements' VII
4 inNS Of People are sing ROYAL Glue ana MIL
IioN- MORE Must Have III! No Heatlng-No
prersr,tion-Always Ready Always Liquid
cisaae CHINA. WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Bllhard-
49, Nm and Cloth. CrOckery. ORNAMENTS OF
ErsrX Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather anu huo-
~ Shoes Book Backs. Brc-a- Brac. ana Every
,hing Flse with lnseparsble Ienacity! MANI
EATTiIRFRs Of Textile Fabrics. straw hoods
Artiacial Flowers. Imitation Stained Diass' Gum
,hais Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper. Card
nneord ou cloth and Carpets, who use ROYAL
Ca Tor sizing Stinening and Glueing purposes,
Dnnni,ed NV the Pint Gallon. or Al GALLON
1IPbbpEI' ROYAL Glue Talks for Itself. The
SsI. - i,s Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm
$500 tle Qualities, la Great SwOothness, flexi-
,,i, nd myth ri a SHE'S LIKE LIGHTNING
y ,n,3 ono Customer to AnOtherl LIVE SAILS
MN JoL Thousands Of Bottles OF Royal Glue 10
I,.a.gtsts crocers. etc. SMALL BOY sell mum
J-s3s III bottles 10 Business Onces ana Families
25 CENTS per Bottle, with brush ana I'm o.asr
BY MAIL, POSTPAID 10 eens oMEARh Gov
19A7 Pennsyiyania ave, Washington, ~ =,
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every Clty ana tOuli'
% ,h,on,houl The United states, Canada, EUROPE
90 s,'S,h America. sold by Druggists, Grocers
st.,,ona.s uaTiyvare and Variety Dealers every,
shs,,a The Trade aud Public supplied by blhh
q pRinGFs, 1898 Franklin street " kChLih
ann q CO. POWERS. TAfLOk CO. BOD
EKFR BROTHERS, OWENS hiNoh; hieh
mond. vs..
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Myw f. was troubled for years with blo'cHes'
which nearly annoyed the life out 20 her. ~ie
scent many dollars on the thousand inial iblc 'l
cures. with nothing but injurious cfects. \ ldof
friend. II syracuse. y. J.. who hnd had similar
cNper.ence and hld been cured with Hop Bitiei-
induced her 10 try 10. one bottle ha- made i'i
face as smooth, fair. and sol a. rhilir. hhi
given her such health that Il seem. almost mira
Gle A MEMBER or CANABIAS PAELiAAENI,
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If Won have a sick friend. whose lfe &. q burden.
one bottle Of Hop Bitiers will restore that ffcat
TO perfect health and happiness.
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yoLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
y PLASTERS For the relief and prevention,
the instant II Is applied, Of Rheumatism, Neural
ola Sciatica. Coughs, Colds, Weak Back, stomach,
End Towels shooting Pains, Numbness, hysteria.
Fe,nale Pains. PalpitatiOn, Dyspepsia, LYer-Com-
plaint. Billous-Feyer, Malaria, and Epidemics, use
FoITIS'S PLASTERS ian ELECTRIC BATE
ny comhned with a POROUS PLASTERl. and
laugh al pain. 25c. everywhere. oc ll-Th&sa
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CATARRIT.

tAIAkRb.
cANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
HTAD-COLDs, WATERN DISC HARGEs FROM
THE NOSE AND EYES, RINGING NOISES
IN TIE HEAD, NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE. AND FEVER INSTANT
LY RELIEVED.
CHOKING MUCUS DIsLODGED, MEMBRANE
CLEANsED AND HEALED, BREATH
sWEETENED, SMELL, TASTE. AND
HEARING RESTORED, AND
RAYAGEs CHECKED.
Cough. BRONCHITIS. DEOPPINGs INTO
THE THROAT, PAINS IN THE CHEST,
DYSPEPSIA, WASTING OF STRENGTH
AND FLESH, LOSS OF SLEEP,
&C, CURED.
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal SOL
vent and one Or. sanford's Inhaler. in one pae K
age. If all druggists, for 81. ASK for sANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE, pure dlstillation Of Witch Ha-
Eel. Am. Pine, Ca Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms,
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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ROCHESTER,. y. Y. warren l. lS-Js
Hon Biffers Company: Please accept our Srafe-
ful ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the Hop Biliers you were
50 Kind 10 donate, aud which were such q bcneit
70 us We are 50 built up with II We feel Young
again OLD LADIES or THE
HONE or THE FRIENDLEs-.
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San Francisco Shaken by Earth
nuakes.
IIy Telegraph % The Dispatch.J

10y ItItEfdpn % INC IJIsDdIIIsJ
SAN FRANCISCO, October 10.-An earth
quake shock was felt at l O'Clock this
morning. 1t was the most severe felt here
in several years, and was the third shock
during the night. The two previous shocks
were felt early in the evening.
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IrnnINGIov. MIcH.. 81

LuDDrCION. MICH. February 2 l-cO.
Ihave sold Hop BiItsrs for four years. and thcG-
IL no medicine dat supasses them Tor bilious 81
attacks. Kidney complaints. and many diseases IN
cident To this nalarial climate.
oc an. Sa.Tu&wlm II. /. ALENANhEE-
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Nv mother says Hop Bitters i ne oniy mn
maj will Yen her from her old and severe atiars
of naralysis and headacbe.- EdifOr Ososgy sun.
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ERENCH AND GERMAN.

Professor HAsSEL EFF's SCHOOL reopens on
the 18Th SEPTEMBER. For particulars apply
AT 9O4 east Grace street. Sc l5-Su,Tu&Th1m
SCHOOL.
u No. 10 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
The nineteenth session of this school viii begin
THURSDAY, September 2Oth.
Boys OF eleven years Of age received; or, II well
advanced, even younger.
CHARGES FOR THE SESSION:
Elementary English and Mathematics.........s6Q
Higher English and acknowledgements. "a
Latin. creek. French, German. each......... IA
Clergy mems soDs..-. .'ss..'.''.''' oO
ara boy studies more than tive Of these lam
images no charge T. made for the third and fourth.
For two or more boys from the same family
deduction Of $40 viii be made from each bill over
500. 80, ,s,o,.,
of entrance: the balance In three. SIX, and nine
months from 9Th september, 1888.
Circulars al the bookstores
THOMAS II. NORWOOD. Principal
- l0-Im No. north Eighth street.
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pn,nrnnn p, My . fssl

II has cured me of several disease. such a. ner-
vOnsne~s. sickness AZ the stomach. mOnthiN trru-
tiles. sc. have not seen sick day since took
Hop Bitters. Mr.. FANNIE GREEN.
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EDUCATIONAL.


MIR. AND MRS. ENGLISHS SCHOOL
vi FOR
VOTING LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANRLIS STREET.
The next session begins THURSDAY, Septem-
her 20. 1883. For circulars apply %
Mrs. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
sc 9-Su,Tu&Thlm
MISS j. r. WREAkS' BOARDING
vi AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CHILDREN. 81 east Sevcnty-seventh street,
OF Instruction thorough and complete special
attention paid 10 mathematics aud languages.
KINDERGARTEN CLASS american froebel
SYSTEM reopens OCTOBER SD. Sc 4-eodsoco1
T AIDES WHO DESIRE TO PURSUE
IL THE STUDY OF LATIN will meet me al
"a. al APP. NJ. EDMUND HARRISON,
Professor Of Latin.
g. 9th SuSTu3w Richmond College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
OHIO OURS.
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC BY IL, 900.

The Legislature 30 20 25 Majority for
the Democrats ON Joiut Ballot.