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selves OF the hospItaIities oi the occasion.
Mr.. ". Diekie. railroad secretary OF the
Association. VIII be present 10 receive
them To the pastors Of the various
churches a cordial invitation is extended.
The entertainment viii consist Of piano
recital. readings. and singing. An elegant
eoiiation viii be served from u NJ. 10 10
4. NJ by the ladies' committee. The re-
ception viii not be in any sense fair, ss
there VIII be nothing on sale; but i; Is de-
signed TO give all the young men of the
city an opportunity oi pleasant enter
tainment under good influences
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Young Mems Christian Association
RerepffOn.

One OF the most pleasant gatherings 10
the CITY ON New-Year's day will be the re-
ception gwen by the Young Mems CHRIS,
nan Association 10 their members and
friends. The affair Is in the hands OF
committee OF ladies. and they have made
arrunsemeufs for entertaining an almost
unlimited number. Two thousand invita-
tiops have been issued, n far as possible,
10 young men. and especially TO strangers
in the city. II has been Impossible Ter the
invitation committee 10 get the names OF
all they would like TO see present, buf ihey
take this opportunity OF inviting any whose
names have heen inadvertently omitted. IL
y desired that All railroad men who may be
In The city on that day should avail fheI-
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Mrs. Isangfry.

Mrs. Lilngtry had two more splendid au-
dlences Saturday. al the matinee, when
. She Stoops TO Conquer was the play,
and st night, when "School for Scandal F"
was the bin. Her dressing was very ele-
CANT. AT night. in a scene where Lady
TeazIe dances the Minuei, sbe had fullest
opportunity 10 display her statuesque figure
AVID graceful carriage. snd received but did
NOT respond 10 an encore. After the cur
tain feIi at the close Of the last act Il was
twice raised upon Mrs. Langtry In response
70 hearty applause from the audience:
Mrs. Langtry's week in Virginia
Lvnchburg. Petersburg. Stsunton. and
Richmond. in latter place four performs
ances-neftcd Ss,3 ,3i1.
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To the Ladies'.

We have now to face the New-Year and
Leap-Year. Nothing could be a more ap-
propriate Leap-Year (New-Year) card for a
lady to send her gentleman friend than
" No. 40. 4 Romance Of Fortress Mon
roc and the Hygeia." Just published. Jan
uary !, 1884, and the frSt book Of the
new year. It's a pretty love-stoTy. pret-
tily printed, and in a unique binding. and
can be had Of the publishers. Carlton Nc
Carthy d Co.. sos Main street, Richm5nd.
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NeH. Recenfinrrs.

On the morning Of the Ist OF January
the Dispatch viii publish 4 list OF the
ladies who will receive that day. Those
who have not already sent IN communion
tions the subject should do so tO-mor-
row; the earlier the better. Names Of re-
sponsible parties should accompany the
communications.
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lrMnsT lNCHrnlnI

JaxFS z. RICHARDSON. Custom -Hoase. View
,,f,.-,s ~ o4fh saws; IN lS7O srf,afuiouS n,ce-s
f-.5lr s.al on NV hs.dy rnfil wa r4asS OF cor
r-rrfsap. EvtTytkiuE known 70 The rlp 'rai ,acul-
r., VS. frsrd la rain- ! Secsmc Frert N-Tx-~k Al
fsrsss could not M ny hands - nv head conld
~; rarn ia bcd- Vzs In constant pain. and locked
spa Ife = = curS- No reltef or cure in ten
kFl.IEs~ rSce ther1- aad wAs perfectly cured
Ssnru o. tctorT Jzi:cd Stzies Comr-fsSioner !
81 EEAWrOEu.
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A New Haven Comm telegram, in de-
scribing q storm that passed over that
place. says: a strong smell Of sulphur
pervaded portions Of the city," Unless
our ideas about a certain locality are alto
gether wrong the wonder is that strong
smell OF sulphur does not pervade the
whole state.
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REMEDIES.
THE GREAT SKIN CURES.
4 POSITIVE CURE FoR EVERY Form on
>kIN AND BLOOD DISEASE. FROM
PIMPLEs To scRoFULA.

THOUSANDS OF LETTERS In our possession
-rpssl tbis story have heen terrible suffer-
er f,r wars Viii blood- and skiR-hu1nors: have
s<<u otnTcd - siian pahlle places by reason
~ nv dsSagsriae h1acrs; have haa the best
n,v.scIsns: have xpcni hundreds of dollars and
cot 10 rczl rsiief untii used The CUTICI-RA
YSOLvFNT. tht Dcv Bloco- Purs ser. tnteruallv
,ud CTTICTRA and CTTlCURA SOAP. the
s-cst Ss.n-Curcs and sEln-BeaafiAei-- externally.
Which have cnrei me AID ioff my skin and blood
81. n, - as chiiEN
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1884.
FOR


ls-BUTTON-LENGTH WHITE MOUSQUI-
TAIEES. S-.25;
s-EUTTON-LENGTH WHITE MOUSQUI-
TAIRES sSc.;
.-BCTToN-LENGTH LIGBT-TAN NOUsQUI-
TAIRES. sSe.;
BUTTON oPERA-SHADE KIDS, 25c.;
HiFbe- grades OPERA-SHADE KIDS;
e-BUTToN TARQUIN KIDS;
WHITE-PAISTED SATIN PANS;
wHlTE-FEATHERED PEARL FANS 81
MEYERS.
Sixth and Broad streets.
TIE ACKNOWLEDGED Kid-Glove House Of the city.
T6e SO-Sa-WkSaI
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WILDoE's COMPOUND or PURE CoD-LIvER
OIL AND LfxE The advantage OF this compound
ever lhe plain OIL Is that the ting TASTE Of
me Oh Is entirely removed and the whole rencered
paiHlA''- The offensive taste Of he ell has long
aeied a. Srtai osje- -tion % its nst bat In this
form 'De Trouble Is ooyixted. host Of certificates
m got be given here 70 testify to the excellence
and success of WrLDoR's Cop-LTyER or AND
LIME but the fact that ~ is prescribed BIZ tse
medical faculty IS sufficient For sale by A. y.
WIIBoR, Chemist. Boston. and BY all druggists.
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Games. Games. Games.

Reduced prices. smashed-Up Locomo-
tives. Mechanical Puzzle for boys, Ameri-
can Fire Department. Sectional Railroad
Puzzle. Old Maid improved. Excursion to
Conev Island, Authors, improved toy
Money. LagomIca, W0rd-Making and
Parcheesi, a.
Y. LEONARD's. 90S Main street.
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Important Announcement.

Our second semi-annual sale viii CON-
mence on Tuesday. January !. 1854. when
our entire stock OF Oyercoats. Uisterettes.
Dress and BusineSs-Suits. and Boys Cloth
ing will be offered AZ immensely reduced
prices. This Is tie great opportunity TO
secure bargains.
THE CLOTHING PALACE.
1901 Main street. corner Thirteenth.
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HORSFoRD's ACID PHOsPHATE-NALUABLE
MEDICINE.-Dr. ". II. Parmelee. Toledo.
Ohio. says: - / have prescribed the acid
in a large variety Of diseases, aud have
been amply satisfied hat it Is a valuable
addition to our list OF medicinal agents."
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NO. I5!5.

Inv erAEsxTrE COMPANY on MORN AHE.
RIGA issncs hnds 70 persons In positions of trust
where sureFshlp Is required. lfs bond renders The
employee independent OF alI personal osiigafIons
70 frend and they are therefore far preferable to
inalvidnai security. Chains promptly paid With
oai reeourse 20 laN.
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Don't WATT

-le O. - far fhese testimonials in fEli or send
Direct O. fhc u1rties- AT are Absolutely true and
rrfl wT-luE- OuT know ledge or solicitation.
Dour wait Nov Is fhc time - cure every species
of Iichins. SeSly. l1Eply. Scrofai0us, inherited,
Contagious and torper-Colored Diseases of ibe
flos-s. ~k.n- aid Scaig- with LaSs Of Hair.
>olc hT aI druggists Price. CCTECURA. 30
cfrts. EE~oLTENT- Il: soar. - cents.
TpTTLE DRUG AND CHEMICAL co.
Boston. Mass.
DEAUTY.-FOR ROUGH. CHAPPED.
ID and fnlv skin. Biackhea5s and skin Blern-
issa-- u-t CT TlCCBA SOAP. Se 3Q-Su&WAw
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Calendar. for 1854.

If YOU wis., 70 get i nice Calendar for 4
lady or man. girl or boy, YOU can ind them
AZ Carlton Mccarthy and Co.'S, No. s0j
Main street, who has fiue assortment cf
them. 4 suitable thing for q New-Near
urpseuf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

The Lowell Times says: Bullion, not
brains. is the modern requirement in a
United States senator" Glad 10 hear l..
The popular impression is that most Of
them require something good deal
stronger than bouillon.
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Christmas and Holiday Goods.

English Chatterbox, 7jc.; All The Gilt
Poets. 75c. some hundred varieties Of
books OF leading authors 40 per cent.
cheaper than Richmond regular prices.
come and see and save money.
y. LEONARD, 9JS Main street.
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DANCING AND DEPoRrNKSr.-Monsseur and
Madame MVELLEx. OF Washington. ID. C.. win
open their PARisrAy DANCING ACADEMY at
Monticello Hall, Richmond. on THURSDAY. Friday.
and saiuroay next January 8. 4. and 5, 1884. at
81 p. NJ for ladies. misses, and masters and al 8
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In Washington ii costs man i've dollars
10 swear in the street. What blessing il
was for GOEHAN that he was not in the
street when he heard the decision Of the
Republican senatorial esucus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

A long article headed "Girl-Hunters
Of California 4" is going the rounds OF the
press as II the girl-hunters Of that State
were different from or more successful
than the same class of fellows elsewhere.
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Go TO Pages.

1905 Cary street. Gas Coke, $3.50; An
S5.7j 70 s. and S6.2j; Lump
Splint. $50 and $50; Hail Splint. sj.2j;
Wood. y. S2.2j, ana $3.50 per half cord.
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49, MnNnFRFI-I- ~.

E.E CARPENTER. Headersur, y. Y. cnred Of
Pssrsssls ~ icpresv. 81 twenty years standing.
ty CTTlCtRA REMEDIES. The y osf voa1tr-
'-nu HIN daily. rhysciIns and his friends
fh11gtf be must de. Cure sworn - before jus-
a'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

Wonder Il the appointment Of SUNSET
Cox a chairman Of the committee cu the
affairs Of our alleged navy was due 10 Mr..
CAR1IsLE's appreciation Of the eternal ht-
nA.s OF things.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

We wlu sen fle following GOODS:
Az CLOAKs, DOL9IANs. JACKETS. and
r. wRAPPINGS Of every description a. cost
ou Do close them OFT:
1i. 4 ioi o. CREAM and BLACK SPANISH TIES
ar and FICHUEs 81 les than bali price;
b. 600 gross METAL BUTTONS II Sc per dozen
worth 25c. per dozen;
D dozen LADIES REG ULAR-MADE
-, FLEECED GLOVES at l0c. pair;
our dozen Of PURE LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS.
cc, - inches long and p inches wide. al csc.
worth soc:
. pieces BLACK ALL-wOOL CASHMERE al
S5c.-ihe best 80. 90, 75e-. and 81 CASH
MEEEs ID tie city:
Bargains IN al COLORED DRESS GOODS;
WHITE and CoLORED BL ANKEIS. CON-
FORTS. an1 QUILTS VIII be sold Al mAnB-
fscturfrE- p-ces:
In GENTLEMEN,S. LADIES. and MISSES
AERlNO CSDERWEAR you can save money
by going direct 20 LEVY HEXTEE's-
De 80-<u.TuETh Nc. SO7 Broad street.
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Still NoRT 60

WILL MCDONALD. 2s42 Dearborn st-pe,
,1-irrss5 ef--tfn'ly Acknowledges a cure Of Ee4e-
,sa dt >sli-fhccm. On had. meek face. arms. and
*. far scsenfren SczTs; not able % move excent
ar hsnis and kGsss for One year. not able 20 helm
hfrn.ef for Cisht years. tried bnHcrSds e reust-
fie<- doctors pronounced his cas- hopeless. Per-
.n.l.r-l-r rarct ~ TIE (r1lCIEA KFNTItll.-
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"Mr. HALsTEAD's Cincinnati paper says: ::
No ether land can furnish parallel in
barbarity TO that Of the South. ," Mr..
HMsTEAD is evidently laboring under the
impression that Ohio is southern State.
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The II. Louis Globe Democrat might a.
well settle down at once to the conviction
that il will not be awarded a contract for
running the southern states. We are per-
fectly able to take care Of ourselves.
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The Boston Herald Independent Re-
publican) SAYS:
Nothing can be more absurd than the
effort Of some Of the Republican newspa-
pers 10 stir up sectional feeling by asserting
that the South is in control in the House Of
Representatives. Our Washington corre-
spondent has shown that il is as false as ab-
surd. On nearly every committee the
North has larger representation than the
South, in proportion 10 its relative strength.
Not only d" absurd but asinine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED Br
the use of MEADE A BAKERS sAr0SINE DESTi-
PRICE, which viii speedily remove ineipieHtIAria
and scurf. Price. ffty cents a box.
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Cards.

Immense card display. Cards al half
price. Fringed cards from Sc. UP al 90s
Main street
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WEDDING PRESENTS, &e.
CIGARS. TaBACCo. dc.

CTNCIGARsToRE, NINTH STREET
NJ bes,raeu Broad and Grace Just received, a.
reef FROM ths Importers, superb si"c4 OF ~nAoh- ~
Fps 'ARTICfEs all Il newest Designs. We can
,,Iea sny tasie with eur yaI1ed and complete AZ
ss,r,meut special Inducements 20 ne uaur.
WALKINss sTfCSs--an ktnds> klegani sts'cA oi
fvPOrTFD AND DOMESTIC Gig Aks. tA.i
~, 50 y Z 80 - sf~s,,s- &c film
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FLOWERS for New.Year Receptions.

New-Year receptions should send their
orders n Mr.. !. J. Harvey. No. east
Broad street, at once, who is prepared 10
MI al orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

THE MCiIEIN-PLASr.
DIR. Quiilan. ceiebrated physician of Dublin,
has just written. In English medical Journal Of
his wonderful experimental results with The COM
mon maIlein-plant upon lung and bronchial az
fections. citing cases where he had given IL 10 con-
sumptives with the most astsnishing result and
recommends It's use by The profession. Referring
10 The above. we would state that Taylor's Cher
okee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mnllein," made
from The formula OF The medicine-men ef the
Cherokee nation, Is composed Dot only of the mul-
iein-plani but has incorporated With 10 the sweet
gum, The fines; atinsalafisx expoesorant knowH.
presenting an agreeable taste and certain pan
acea for Coughs- Group WbooI ing Cough. Colds.
and an bronchial affections.
For sale by all leading druggists at 2Je. and al
per bottle
Manufactured by Walter A. TayIor. Atlanta.
Ga. proprietor of Taylor's Premium Cologne.
GO TO l.. LEwIs's. 9l2 Main street, to-day 'and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

Indiana is pressing Connecticut sorely in
the matter Of adducinE evidence Of an ad.
vanced state Of civilization. Al Middle
town, Ind. recently, JAMES DYER burned
up two OF his children-one an idiot and
the other q paralytie-because they consti-
uTted barrier TO his second marriage.
We have faith that Connecticut win do
considerable better than this before many
days; but the barbarous South the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette il continually
harping on might as well throw up the
sponge. She can't hold a hight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

LOGAN resisted the efforts Of reporter
10 interview him. and the reporter missed
the opportunity Of being furloughed for a
week in order TO get bis grammar straight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

F1goRY's LITTLE CArHARIIc Is The best And
ouIy reliable Liver Pia known never fails WIN
the most obstinate eas'--, purely Vegetable Seaf-
coated tasieess- harmless no gripins OF unplcA-
sant esf,,cts. Druggists eel them-l5 cenis-
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That Beautifu, building I,o,

on Grace street corner First will be sold
by J. Thompson Brown d Co. Tuesday at
5.3O O'Clock.
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Coal and wOod-Cheapest Place in
Town.

Anthracite-Stove and nut, S6; egg,
SJ.7j per ton. Lump splint. $50; hail.
$50 and S5.25. Clover Hill hail, $50
and S5.2j. Gas coke. $3.50 per twentv-fiy e
bushels. Steam coal ALWAYS on hand. Pine
wood from 81 to = per cord; oak. $50.
sawed and kindling wood always on hand.
Give me a call. Telephone 271.
c. &. THON.
l7I4 Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

DECEIyISG TO-DAY FROM NEW
h YokK AND BOSTON. oD consignment rresh
erriFaisj.
loo buDehes BANANAS:
30 crates JAMAICA okANSfst uv,~s
rwEEgs. RrssETss and elLLis'>vs
ki<e.
WILLIAM JENKINS.
corofaiss1sa Nerch1n'-
ae 2e-.t l33z Iain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

f. L. LrwIs. sl2 Main street. has larr ass r.
.a-n. of Sew-l cas- caria, sc.liag low.
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THE MUiLEIS-PLASr.

Nnw-TEAR CARDs.--A pretty lot Of them at
low figures. L. LEWIS. 9l2 Main street.
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PIZZTNIe.
S07 Broad street

HEADS AND STONACHs
Immediately relieved Of aches and pains by M0R-
ISoN'S PILLS. ". :. PILCHEa. agent, Broad
and Pine streets. Delivered by rnd or mail on
receipt If price-sl. Try them. Telephone 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30
late Weather Report.
Ispeclal lelcrraIn tn tllr nisnalrh. !

WASHINGTON. II. c.. December 9o-l:10
A. M.-For the Middle Atlsntc States,
warmer, fair weather, souiheaSterly winds.
falling barometer, followed sunday night
by rain.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer.
TAR esther. variable winds. mostly east
eriy in the southern portion and soufberly
m The northern portion, falling barometer,
followed Sunday sfternoon or night by
local rains.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY s A. NJ. "a (:
a. NJ, IS; noon, IS; 3 Z. NJ. 81: 6 p.
NJ. 53; midnight, 50.
Mean temperature. 4s Is.
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POWDER. Ae.
HORSES. MULES. cows. 6e.
HORSES AND MULES.
FrRSITT RE.

TI1RNITI sE. fpaAiIuRE.-A
II REpDlNs.-ln walnaf, ash- ard Pop ~
lar. e.e Tie largest Stock ~ flk>itIkf "
IN the cts al al ie-er piiaas spee1.l ter nss
10 Ssbsers. Iartiss Ia nsai VI st1aN hef seh
i,t..r,-s. tx Giving 4n, cal befafr rssrra rtfg.
wti.iT,N DAffRn>.
lfys lass. t<as -sst Ma "
NO Ism cra4-I s.og-. ~, -@sg-- s.-e-ss
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PEST AND PEACE.

- Dreams at dimes are SWEET They are
-~sB
---~ castles in The air Bat ne are not .oinx
ITO dream We are acting. We nas push
of Cur stock. Manufacturing sprsnr soo<,s
- e-estes demand for money. TO procur~
which We have reeucce prices on lot. Of our
-CLoTHrNG.
- No. We are no. overstocsed and we are
bot restless over our Clothing.
- Note 'his. however Old stock is kept oct
of here by sharp treatment OF prices The
Is in daily application and cot r.ses
ARE powerful In every department. OVER
COATS and SUITS are down 10, 20. sn4
80 per cent. This Is the period for bargains.
--real b2-gzirs-
- This cutting Of prices prevails also in our
HAT and FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS.
- 4. sAKs 4 CO.,
. CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS.
- 1913 Main street. opposite posi-oesee.
Tde S0l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

A FRAGRANT BREATH is AWAY pleasure. and
you can have % by using MEADE BAKERS deli
cious CAEBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. ltdestroys the Of
f,u-iye odor caused by diseased gums and decayco
teeth. and speedily restores them o. healthy con-
dti0n. Price. fftv cents a bottle.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done n
tte DISPATCH PEINTISC-IIoI ~. Good w0rk,
low prices. and at.sfaciion guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-30

GO TO l.. LEwIs's. sl2 Main street. 20 o-day,'and
ret some Of those handsome New-Year's Cards.
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OUR NEW-YEAR'S

OUR NEW-YEAR'S
see- RRR- EEE EEE TIT Il w y GGG.
G. : RER Rh kE KE / HSSSSS .
c ses C : : kEEr re ERE + HS ISSS N { e6e C
ia OUR CUSTOMERS
AND
PCBLIC ST LARGE
Will II OUR
CHEAT MAEh-DONN y PRICES
OF
DRY GOCDS, NOTIONS &c
70 reduce stock.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

JNO. J.. LAUGHTON. JR-. 10 4. NJ. iron safe
showcase. horse and wagon une t1as. zroce
res. &c
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-24
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
Aid For the InInrssi.

How would you treat person taken
Jut of the water apparently drowned :?
Clear out the mouth and stomach,
loosen the clothing and cause artificial
respiration by pressing at intervals on
the back.
How would you treat case Of apo
plexy? Elevate the head and keep the
person quiet. How would you treat
sunstroke2 Use ice on the head and
cold water on the extremitIes. How
would you treat burn? Apply equal
parts of lime water and linseed oil.
What would you do If person were
bitten by rabid dog? Tie cord
tightly about the wound, apply warm
water to encourage bleeding, suck the
wound and apply caustics. These In
structions are only meant TO be used
pending the arrival Of surgeon or
physician.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-24
The Field Of GLORY.

Clamherlng over the rude bank Of
logs and earth that formed the defen-
siyc line Of our antagonists. found
myself at last on the well-remembered
ground. But what a sight met my
eye' In the bright moonlight lay
nearly 300 bodies Of my comrades,
their picturesque zouave uniforms
now blackened by contact with corrup-
ton. In rows and in groups, Just as
they had fallen on that fatal day, these
unhuried corpses had become wind
and sun-dried skeletons. The faces
that were upturned TO the silvery rays
Of the moon had lost all semblance to
humanity and were now simply hide
Gus masks. the eyeless sockets Of
which seemed 10 mock me as | stood
among them. But was rot done, for
at my feet writhcd countless swarms
Of the repulsive Virginia tumble-bug.
all struggling for a share In the awful
banquet the god of war had provided
for them. Horror stricken and heart
sick gazed over the field and along
the line we had held, seeing bodies in
every direction and in every possible
attitude, Here one poor fellow had
crawled TO the foot Of a tree and died
as he sat. The fez was still on his
head. the gibbering skull beneath it
seeming to laugh at me. as the Jaws
had relaxed and fallen apart On tho
sleeves were the cheyrons OF a ser
geant. Beyond were the bodies of FIVE
or six men. lying one over the other:
but now they seemed like a design on
a carpet. having becomed fiattened TO
one level. Near these men was the
body of man lying apart from his
fellows. Failing on his back. the dead
man had flung his arms wide apart,
and one leg was drawn up as IL in
agony. Now the hands were bare Of
flesh and pecped hideously out Of tho
sleeves while the elevated knee had
become shrunken. wide rent in the
cloth permitting the skin covered bone
10 protrude. Everywhere about me
these CHASTITY spectrcs met my gaze.
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