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As ynsteo In q deed 81 trust from Jane
Smith bearing date on the 5lh day of October,
1882, aud duly recorded In tic ciert once 4
Richmond Chancery Court ID. H. l21 4, page
1872 VIII unite Ia the foregoing sales. after d.
satisfaction oftne debt secured 10y The deed 81 eA
May. 1852, To Henry G.. Cannon ana Iiugh " We
turdv. trustee. 50 far ~ ~ may 10 necessary 10
defray the eXpcncs " sale aud - pay on and d.
charge the sum of F973.O+, With intcnsi { lnl
10th October. lsS2; ths sum OF $500, win ne
tprcst from 9TH November. 1882: uhe sum Of 500,
with interest from October 3. 1852; The sum of
1880. with interest from Iih September.
iss2: the sum of $3.50, with intsrsi from 49,
september, 1882; the sum If $1,000, with iu-
terest from the Sth DAY of september. 1852. and
i973.64. TO become due on the l0h day cf Jlru-
arN. 1888.
TRRMS: Cash as 20 all the above sums now du'.
and upon n credit corresponding 10 time nhcl OBJ"
aforementioned sum viii become due. II j. yrr
probable, however, that more liberal terms VII h"
announced al time of sale.
JAMES Il. GORDON, Trustee.
OTARIES K MCCURDY. Auctioucers. De -
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TIMOTHY SEED.-io BAGS Chol, u
! saEb. fNe lS' ~ sf"NEs W.
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rRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON TIRE SOUTH SIDEnt
THE RICHMOND AND Ai.LFGilkNl RAIL
CANAL, AND RUNNING BACK TO JANE
RIVER, AT ACCTlOS.-in execution ~ t,'d
OF trust from J.. +. and j. u. llar'ie anf nc
wives, dated lth october, 1873, ana u11y r.
corded. The undcrs gued, trustees, viii sell 10y hu
lion. ri the ONCE of Grubiss 4 Williams ir'-
tioneers, No. Eleventh street, Oh
SATURDAY, JASUAEY -. 1853,
at ~ O'Clock NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed >,
sid deed the same fronting $50 f,st on Tie sout
side of the Richmond and Allegheny railroad t
James River ani kanawha canal, ana rann''t
This pyon.rtv begins about SGT feet west 81 m
Trrdcgar Works, runs 10 poiot SEQ feel cast ..
the puDp-ho-se, aud Is a valuable site Tor MANU-
TERMS Or sAIE: The deed authorizes a sale To-
cash. but by consent the terms viii prooAhly ~
varied so asto afford TO the purchaser Nas'n''''
4. d: wiLLiAMs} Trustee.
RIO. II. srtoEk,
GgvBBs WILLIAMS, A1cilon%rs-
de S7-3l&Ja2Stdts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 CELE-
~ DRAFTED AND VALUABLE FARM u
YORK COUNTY. NA.-By yirt1e OF a decree o.
the Circuit Cour, OF York county, Va. pro
nounced Mn TIE 10th day Of NoyembsF. lss-' ~
the suit therein pending Vf I" u. j. aai john ~
Nicely, survivors. &C., rs. The lofAt0wn t.nth-
NAL Association aud Others, the undersigned sie-
clal commissioners VIII sea- Deiofc VIC 'vet.-'"'N
door. In Yorktown. on
THURSDAY, FEDgrAEY 1, 1888
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN York
county known as "1emplc Farm cnnitlnsn~
between FOUR nUNDRtD AND etlfN,il-
fIVEani FIVE HUNDRED ACEEr. Ihis ~"
l. b,cated ON York river near the wnalNes 't -
ola Dominica steimslip Comlany anu vi W.
liaItlmorc, Chesapeake and lork-KiNcr etc,hp ~
Company In Yorktown. and Includes very fsle,
able GklsT-MIi.L, In good order iiNFe = ~
standing rpoh Il The clC Moore Howe VIII"
whose walls tho articles OF caDitueton Merc ~
pared and signed when the British ier,ss any,
Lord Cornwslls surrendered 10 the allied stnls
OF America and france on ihe l9th "i "e'"o''
1871.
The sale VIII be made on the following
TERMS; A sun sufficient ln each H. pay soil d.
suit and e. ,eiscs 0f sale, aud ala. eo.o'v, Wiz
Interest nom The iNth day OF January, lsSls ts
residue on u crrdit OF fix. twelve, AM cfniv"
mouths, in equal instaib.ents. Win ini.fet ~,
the day OF sale, the purchaser 20 give hohd VIZ.
approved security, and the tile 10 bc retained W."
- ''N j. n. uunBsHD,
JOHN GOoDr.
no SO-qawtts Special toan.s>ivae's'
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A. trustee ia a deed Of trust from jane q.
smith bearing date on the 5lh day Of October.
1852, and duly recorded Ia tie clerks ohc' or
Hichmond Chancery Court. ID. II. l2I G.. par.
1872 1 will unite In the foregoing sales. aiilr nc
Satisfaction Of the debt secured by tie dc,i ,i
NAV Is, 1852, 10 Henry g.. cannon snd Hugh H.
Mel urdy tr-tecs. 80 flr a. IL may b. ncces,ay io
defray the expenses Of sale, aud ~ pay 90 snd ~ 10
charge the SUN OF s9T3.6t with Interest ID non
from October Ia, 1889 the SUN OF t2,6uu WIN
interest thereon from November 4. 1882 ihc,In
OF $50 with interest thereon nom October s.
1882: the sum Of f73.5U with Interest Their %
from September IL, 1882 the sum of 900 "i'N
Interest thereon from September 4, lSs-; ih'
sum of $4,000 With Interest demon from - %
temlcr 4, 1889; and the sum Of eo13.oi o. De-
come due on January / q, 1883.
TERMS: Cash as ioall Of the aboye-namrf sun-
which are due, aud upon credit corrcspondlns i'
mo time when the aforementioned som VIII De- nue.
II Is ighly probable that more liberal tcruh Nia
b. announced 40 time OF sale.
JAMES ". GORDON, Trustee
OuARLEs & MCCuRpY, Anclioneers. 10 ~
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The following table shows the number OF
deaths monthly OF the two races Tor the
last five years:
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BY Quarlcs & Nc(Nriy,
Neal Estate agents, AuctioDecrs, ani Broker,
l2IZ Main stree.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE o

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i VERY VALUABLE MACHINERY, cos
SISTING OF ENGINES, BOILERS, y -
OTHER MACHINERY USED ~ TIE MANI
FACTURE OE PAPER, TOGETHER WITH
\ LARGE QUANTITY OF PAPEk-Slo, IA,
METALS, JUNK, &C., NOW II TiE MARh-
HOUSE Occupied BY JAMES G: SMITH
SEVENTEENTH AND CARY sTkLt rs
lin execution of certain deed Of trust from
James &. smith bearing date on the l-tn day ni
MAJ. 1882, and duly recorded In tie clerk Di.cr
81 Richmond Chancery Count kHd-i,ook l-N
q. page iO2, being required 20 81 o. iy uD
holder OF The note secured thereby. dtfAut hii'N-
been made In tue payment ~ the same, No. I'D
Ofrr for sale, upon the promises. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 9, 1858,
BEGINNING az IL o'clock 4. NJ, the PiR~ON A.
PROPERTY blow mentioned, or ~ tucn there.
as NAV be necessary 10 satisfy The debt .sclIri
by saii deed and the expenses attending ulc tN'-
chiffon of aidtrust-to vii:
4 COMPLETE AND PERFECT SIT or M
CIINERY used IN tifsi-clas, palvr-ml.l;
LARGE ENGINE AND BOILER:
WATTS. ROLLERS. &C: ....
STOCK NOW IN PROCESS or MANUFAt-
TURE, and MASUFACiLRED;
AlsO.a very large amount Of PAPER eTo'h'Nfr
5oo.u01 pounds (esiimate.i) JUNK. cousisiine obi
Metals. Ropes. sails, N'olicn Stun-' Ar-
some Of which T. very valuable.
TERMS: Cash Is % me cost ant chpfh-'r ol Nti'.
and ,ufliciency 10 nav OF and di-chIrge note NJ
10000. due on the list day oi N0yem.cr. l0-2,
with cost and interest thereon from maturity T,
balance upon such terms - may ~ Even ~ $40
VET IL j. highly probable That mtfc hI.tll !. iin
''' HUDH 4. NCH tkDl.
Trustee.
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WANTS.

WANTED. A CHAMBERMAID. No
w one need apply without good recommends
tions. Apply at l07 west Franklin street.
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WANTED, A MAN THOROUGHLY
yINEYARD-o who understands winc-m making:
German preferred. References required:
CIV. BRANCH & CO.,
IA 2-codlw 6s)uth Twelfth street.
WANTED, 4 PARTNER IN AN
w ESTABLISHED DRUG BUSINESS. with
frcrn $500 20 $1,000 capital. An excellent OPEN
ine for young graduate Of medicine, ~ he could
bc making something whilst he was establishing
himself IN practice or for delicate physician or
past middle life. as the practice would not re-
quIrc much exposure. Address DRUGGIST, care
Of the Dispatch. il 2-2t
WANTED, AT ONCE, 4 YOUNG
w MAN 70 teach .he English branches and
Box %, Rennettsyille, ;. g u 2-lw
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, 4 FUR
w NIsIIED ROOM for light housekeeping.
Rent must he moderate. Address Critic Dis
patch stating price. ja gilt
SITUATION WANTED By A YOUNG
- MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN TOBACCO; also
mercantile business Acceptable rsIeTeness given
care Letier-Carrier No. 49,,
"a .-2tf Richmond w.
WANTED,
w TOLEND ABOUT $4,000.
fora long period
SIX Pr CENT.
II. J.. srkPITs q co.
il 2-lt 1903 Vain street.
WANTED. ABOUT MARCH 1sr. 4
w HOUSE OF EIGIlT OR NINE ROOMS. by
responsible party. Rent i've 10 Elk hundred dol
"a c-eod5Lt city rost-oficc.
WANTED. A WHITE MAN TO At
w TEND TO 4 SMALL DAIRY, and 10 de-
liver the milk; mik-routee tablished. 4 single man
preferred. Reference required, Ad,ircss "a
care Leiter-Carricr No. 2, Petersburg, Va.
- 81
WANTED.-A young man OF many
w years acquaintance with the tobacco trade
desires q SITUATION AZ CLERK In any ca
pacity. T. good penman. and quick AZ accounts
Address II. X. A., carr of Carrier No. ., city.
WANTED. TWO SERyANTS-onet to
w COOK aud WASH; one to NURSE. Apply
at 2s06 cast franklin. de 31-lwf
ca OOO WANTED, A PARTNER,
,OOO. eitheractlve or silent, with $1,000,
In an Old-established and wcl-paying publishing
business. Address " NJ" Dispatch office.
dc 3O-3t
WANTED. CASH FOR BEST AN
w IIIRACiIE COAL "a $3.50 per ton LUMP
sPLINT. $500: COALBURG LUMP sPLlNT
$3.50 per half cord: sawed ani split SO 70 1925
per half cord. CUMBERLAND and WEST VIR-
GINA ENGINE COAL a. loves, price, Ho,70s
Bro d street: Opposite Theatre, or 1909 Cary
street. Telephone No. 165.
dc 29-dst2codft e. III. PAGE.
WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
w START \ NEW BUSINESS ut their own
homes. No ped1lDg. Fifty cents ian hour made.
Send 10 cents ar Is samples aud Instructions.
Address 5IASON & co.
de 7-Th. su&Tul2t Montpelier, Vt.
CORN! SHUCKS. HAY II will pay
~ highest market prices for CORN. HAY. and
SlfUCkS deliverable at railroad depots or on nayi-
gable streams Bags furnished free and settlement
made 10y blll-lading weights Correspondence So
icited CHARLES l.. TODD,
southwest corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
tdc 2-eodI
A GENTS WANTED, MALE OR FE-
N MALE, In every city and town In the United
states $40 20 f1J per day easily made. q. +.
RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Barclay treet, New York
city. dc 24-Su,Tu&Thlm
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GRyBDs & WILLIAMS, Auctloncers.
dc 6,s,l0l2,l4,16,1 i,23.2i. 2s,29.3l. 4
Ja2 80 /, 1910, 6,20,2l 23,24,25, 26,27,2e
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By Grubbs & Williams.

Real Estate Agents and Aucii0neers.
Eleventh street between Main and i'aas.
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VIIE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR SALE At AUCTION.

In pursuance Of decree of the United S-ates
District Court for the Western district Of Nir-
ginia, We WILL at o'clock y. VI. on
TUESDAY,JANTARY 80, 1883.
ri the custom-hsuse, IN tie city Of Richmond,
Va. sell by public auction the interest OF Samuel
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Circuit Court OF Richmond.
xSsnnccry Court Of the City OF Rich
mOnd.

.yu1s-e. Edward ii. Fitzhugh; Clerk, Ben
52nin III. Berry; Deputy Clerks, +. L.
Turner and James I. Poindexter; Sher-
III City OF Richmond, John W. Wright
-ysaitor, Stephen Kemp.
Number 4of causes commenced, l4O;
zaanier pending. $40; number interlocu-
fasy DEGREES, 1922; number OF maj de-
crvsc<, 142; number OF probate orders, 4St {;
r.,s,ber of DAYS in session. 1C3; number OF
uzIk admitted TO probate, 81.
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INTERESTING MASONIC DECISION
One of the decisions recently made by the
M. W. Brother Keller, Grand Master OF
Masons of Ohio. respecting the belief of a
candidate, will be read with interest by
Masons. as it affects question often
brought up. W. L. Hoops. attorney-at.
law, man of good moral character, pos.
sessiDg large intelligence and good princi-
pies, petitioned for the degrees and was
accepted. Everybody knows that belief In
God is one of the tenets of Freemasonry
This candidate, in reply to the usualques
ti0ns answered, I'm supreme power.''
o. the question being repeated, he replied
s'In supreme controlling power" TIE
question was the asked: do you put your
trust in God?" To which he answered,
II don't know" And thereupon the
Master ordered the candidate to be con-
Quoted out of the lodge. The Grand Mas
ter was asked for approval Or disapproval
Of the decision of the W. M. who held that
the candidate must be able to say. and
that of himself, that in times OF difficulty
and danger his trust is in God. Nor, will
he be able to avoid the test by suggesting
any particular beliefs or differences Of
opinion in regard TO the form or personal
ity of Deity. The Masonic requirement
Is the expression of faith and trust-faith
in God and trust in His protection. The
action of the Master was approved.
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Training the Memory.

The late Thurlow Weed had wonder
full memory. He retained faces. names,
dates and facts. In answer to one who
had asked him if he had ever done any
thing TO strengthen his memory, MT.
Weed replied by giving an account of q
method which had accomplished two
things-it made his wife confidant. and
it developed surprising memory.
II had to adopt regular method, and
hit on one that was very effective. wi
tell you about it for the benefit of other
yonng men. got married in 1878, when
was working in Albany as journeyman
printer. -
s'In few months l went into business,
establishing newspaper for myself. and
some of my friends thought was 'cut out
for politician that is, probably Inn
p essed my views strongly on those about
me.
but saw at once a fatal weakness.
My memory was sieve. could remem-
Der nothing, dates, names, appointments,
faces-everythlng escaped me.
''I said to my wife: 'Catharine, I shall
never make a successful politician, for 1
cannot remember, and that Is prime ne
cessity of politicians. A politician who
sees man once should remember him
foreyer.''
my wife told me that must train my
memory. So when came home that
night sat down alone and spent fifteen
minutes trying silently to recall the events
of the day.
II could remember little at first; nowI
remember that could not then remember
what had for breakfast. Finally TO und
could recall more. Events came back
to ne more minutely and more accur ately
''After fortnight or so Of this, Cauhe-
rlne said: Why don't you tell your bust
ness to mep 1t would be interesting, and
my interest in it would stimulate you."
'sThen began habit of oral comics.
sion, as it were. which followed for almost
fifty years. Every night, the last thing
before retiring, told my wife everything
that l could recall that had happened to
meor about me during the day.
81 generally recalled the very dishes
had had for breakfast, dinner and tea; the
people l had seen and what they had said,
che editorials had written, and an alb
stract of them; the letters had sent and
received, and as near the very language
used as possible; when I had walked or
ridden Everything. in short, that had
come within my knowledge,
II found could say my lessons better
and better every year. and instead of grow
ing irksome, it got to be pleasure to run
the-events of the day in review.
Il am indebted to this discipline for
memory of somewhat Unusual tenacity,
and recommend the practice to all who
expect to have much to do with influence
ing men,,
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Poetry
BarAscles.

My soul is sailing III GU h the sea,
But the past is heavy ami hindereth mo-
The past hath crust ID and cumorous shells
That hold the flesh OF cold sea mells
Ahou5 my oil.
The huge waves wash. the night waves roll,
Each barnacle clingeth and worketh dole,
And hindereth ms from sailing
Old Past. let 20, and drop In the sea
Till fathomless water cover thee!
For am living. but thou art dead
Thou drawest buck. strive ahead
The Day to find.
Thy shells unbind! Night comes behind.
needs must hurry with the wind.
And trim me best for ,iling.
&C. --One of Sidney Lanassas early Poems,
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+ yLAIMAGENCY.

4 NLAlMAGENCY. ,.-~-----~
Of the Gitv ~ stannfpn and cnnss ~
Rockrg CHAN and Highla nd, that he has opened an
Office In Staunton for the collection Of Claims His
long experience as Constable and Deputy Sheriff
enables him to premise prompt collections and re-
turns He may be found at the Law ONCE Of A. C.
GORDON, ESQ on Court House Alley or In his alb
sence, Mr. Gordon is authorized to receipt for any
claims left with him. All claims on which 1t ia
reliable attorney.
WIN. A. REED
REFERENCEs-Wm. A. Burnett, Clerk of County
Court Of Augusta samuel Paul, Treasurer Angus.
ia County; John w. Arbogast, Sheriff Highland
county: Hon. John K. Massey, LIST Auditor; jobs
A. English, Baltimore, Md. DR.. R. s. Hamilton
risonburg; Thes A. plsdsoe, Cashier National VA
y Bank.
Maril
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Failing!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse. 8.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
B1TTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood pu-ifes and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, n2ala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
ao3 S. Paca ST., Baltimore.
Nov. 20, 1881.
Twas great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day. l tried Browns Iron
Bitters, and am happy to say
NOW have good appetite,
and am getting stronger.
Jos. McCAwLEY.
Browns IRON BIrTERs
is nat drink and does not
contain yvhiskey. 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious ef-
tects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
4nitat; IONS.
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REMEDIES.


SYMPTOMS OF. A DISEASED LIVER
Bad Breath: Pain in the Side, sometimes the
pain Is felt under the Shoulder-bade, mistaken fcs
Rheumatism: general loss Of appetite; Bowels
generally eostive, sometimes alternating with lax:
the head is troubled with pain. Is dull and heavy,
with painful sensation Of leaving undone something
which ought to have been done: slight. dry cough
and flushed face is sometimes an attendant. eI:eA
mistaken for consumption; the patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility: nervous, ezsilystartisd;
feet cold or burning sometime. prickly sensat,on
Of the skin exists; spirits are low and
sciai, yet one can hardly summon up frtitude TO
try it-in fact, distrusts every remedy Several
Of the above symptoms attend the disease but cases
have occurred when but few Of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged. ="
It should be used By al persons, old and
young. whenever any oE the SHOVE
symptoms appear. 1
Persons Travelling or Living in On,
healthy Locslities, BY taking dose occasioac
ally 70 keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
sea, Drowsiness, Depression Of Spirits, etc. 1t
will iavigorate like glass Of WING, but 10 mo- in~
toxicating beverage. ~.
II You have eaten anything hard Of
digestion. or feed heavy after meals, or Sleep
less at night. take dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors. Bills wiM be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
q In the Housei
For. whatever the ailment may be, thoroughly
safe pursatiye, Alternative and tonic can
and does not Interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or
Quinns. without any Of the injurious after effects.
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been Ia usesin nay
family for some time, and ! am satisfied il Is q
valuable addition to the medical seisnce.
J. GILL SM0RTsR, Governor Of Ala
Hon. Alexander n. Stephens, Of Ca,
says: Have derived some beneht from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give II a
further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails to
Relieve."-I have used many remedies for Dys-
pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything to benefit me to the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has sent from Min
nesosa to Georgia for it, and would send further fos
such medicine, and would advise all who are sim
Harry affected to give it trial it the only
thing that never fails to relieve so
P. M. JANNzx. Minneapolis, MINI.
DR.. I: W. Mason says, From actual ex-
perlence in the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe it as purgative medicine.
B0rTake only the Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the red 2 Trademark
and Signature Of j. 81. ZEILIN & CO.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
may26
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SORROWS are our best educators. A
man may see farther through tear than
q telescope.
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THE MAN who is always Boosting Of
speaking mis- mind, usually has the least
mind to speak.
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The 'eadin3 Scientists of to-day agree that most
diseases are caused by dsorde ed Kidneys Liver.
| II, the, efore the Kidneys and Liver are kept in
perfect order pei feet health will be the result This
truth has. only been known hort ame and t L,l
years people suffered great agony vii hnut being able
to find relief rhe discovery OF Warne.'s Safe
= Kidney and Liver Cure m" rks a new era In the
[ treatment of these troubles Made from simple
tr pcai leaf of value, it contains just the ee
ments necessary to nourish and invigOraie bu@h of
these great organs and safely restore and keep
the diseases that pains in the lower part Of the
body-fOr Torpid eadaches-Jaundice-
| Dizzincss-Grave-Fever, Ague-a alarial Fever.
and all difficulties of the Kidney s. Liver and Urinary
/ Organs.
Il is an excellent and safe remedy for females dur
ring Pregn .ncy 1t will control Mrnstruaton and Is
| Invaluable for Lencorrhea or Falling OF the Womb
Az Blood Purifier it Is unequaled for it cures the
| organs that make the bOOi.
| This Remedy, Which has done such wonders. is put
| I'D in the LAR les I SIZED BOTTLE of any medi-
cine upon the market. and l. sold by Druggists and
/ all dealers ST I'll u per bottle. For Diabetes. en-
| auire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t
| 81 d. WARNER 4 CO..
Rochester, N Y.
| ian27 tt
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NOTICE TO SETTLE!

we have placed our accounts In the hands OF Mr..
NJ r GlLKESON for settlement and we urgently
reonest pers ms owing us to call on him at once
He can be found at the store Of Berkeley, Allen s
Co. ,,,r,,,v
dses am bEkkkLkx ~.
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nHo1cE BRANDS OF FAMILY FLOUR.

Our Crystal family -four. competing in the east
nesota" and City Mills and no favorably knoWn
hare is now being offered to our customers al 4 re-
duaed price, as also the "Edomn family four We
not only recommend these brands bat guarantss
them to be u. K. Get the best -four and have ths
mast satisfactory bread and cakes for Christmas -
70 be had at RAKHR BROS
asa q. ~ -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-16

81 have for sale three
lDrks; vM,d's Practice,
sltel states DispeIsato-
rate repair and cheap.
OFFICE: 0febe IT,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-16

NO MEDICAL STUDENT
stand Lrd m,.'l,c.u v
lvOls and a copy uf the TT
~, second hand, hut in first
Inquire ut the VINDIcAToR
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-16

, ] .TarshalI. Mich, will
T. Cd ELECTRO VOL
Il q APPLI 4NCES on
; .Inung and ODD who are
! ity. Lost Vitality and
es. guaranteeing spec :
of health ard manly
I. B.-No risk Is incur
Flowed. inna'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-16
PERSONAL! To Men Only!

THE VOLTAIC BELT co
send DIR. DYES CELEBRA
TAlC BELTS AND ELECrI
trial for thirty DAYS to men {
afaicted with Ncrvaus Debi
Manhood. and kindred troub
dy and complete restoration
vlger. Address as above !
red as thirty DAYS trial is ,