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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-25
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We now show the largest stock OF CARPETS
ever offered In this city. We show the latest styles
and the bcst goods at the lowest prices.
COTTAGE CARPET ut 16sc. yard worth 25c.;
HEMP CARPET at 20 and 25o. yard:
INGRAM CARPET ut 25, 30, 40, As, so, 55,
land 65c.;
EXTRA sUPERFINE INGRAM CARPET at
rs, 80, s5. and 90c.;
EXTRA sUPEgFINE THREE-PLY CARPETat
81 and s1.10 per yard:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS at 65, IS,
and 9sc. yard;
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS at sl.4o, slAo,
and sl.55 per yard:
MoQUETTE CARPETS at sl.5o, s1.6o, and
sl.75 per yard;
sTAIR.CARPETs at 12k. 25. s5, so, 65, rs, and
csc. per yard:
CARPETs specialty--we keepa large
assortment and make special terms;
LIST and RAG-CARPETS;
The largest and best assortment of LINOLEUM
In this citythls article viii wear equal 70 sole
leather;
TURKISH CARPETS three yards wide by four
yards long at s30-the regular price Is $50;
VELVET MATS al 90c.;
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS MATS at 75c.,
BEST BODY BRUSSELS MATS, exira-large size,
atsl worth ALSO;
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS at $3.50, ~,
$3.50, and $3.50;
VELVET RUGS at s2.75 worth 81. at 1918
worth SIS: also. at $2.65. 1880, and $3.50:
A large assortment Of oTTOMANS and HAS
SOCKS:
ELEGANT LACE and MADRAS CURTAINS:
A full assortment Of CURTATN-POLEs, COR
NICES, BANDS, and LOOPS;
WINDOW-SIIADts In great variety-the newest
styles viii be found In this stock:
WHITE QUILTS at 65c. worth 81, At 81 worth
S1.50. at sl.25 worth sl.75. at tl.50 worth
So; also, at 81, $3.50, t3, ~ So, and up to
$40.
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COrOner's Cases.

Coroner TAYLOR was on yesterday called
upon TO view the dead body Of Mr.. James
A. Glass, aged about fifty, who, at 10t
O'Clock A. NJ. killed himself by falling
through hatchway at Mr.. Cyrus Bos-
sieux's stables. on Cary street between
Twentieth and Twenty-first. Deceased
was rolling a barrel filed with corn, when
the barrel struck against post, and he
drew back to give it pull, and in doing so
stepped into the open hatchway and fell
down three stories. His neck and one arm
were broken, and his skull fractured. De-
ceased was widower with three children.
About ~ O'Clock night before last Fanny
Davis (colored), living at GIG state street,
near Williamsburg avenue, accidentally
smothered in bed her two-months' old in
FAINT by lying upon it.
The Coroner viewed both bodies.
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MUSTER OF MILITARY.
OVER TWENTY COMPANIES TO BE IN
THE DIG PARADE,
But Only Twelve Entered for tho
Prfxes-Arrangemc for tho
Drill-Names Of Judges, &c.

The following companies have entered
their names with Colonel John b. Purcell
to contend for the $4,000 in prizes offered
by the State Fair, the money for which
was raised from the citizens Of Richmond
by committees OF the Chamber Of Com
merce and Commercial Club:
I. Fayetteville Light Infantry, Fsyette-
vile, n. c.
2. Raleigh Light Infantry, Of Raleigh,
8. Reidsville Light Infantry, Of Reds
vile, n. c.
4. Dawson College Guard, Of Dawson,
Ga.
8. Norfolk City Guard, OF Norfolk.
6. Harrisonburg Guard, OF Harrison
burg, Va.
Z. Richmond Light Infantry Blues, Rich
mond.
s Company A (Grays), First regiment.
o. Company b (Walker Light Guard),
First regiment.
10. Company c Guard OF the Common
wealthy, First regiment.
II. Company ID (Old Dominion Guard).
First regiment.
12. Company +, First regiment.
The Goth day OF October was the last
day allowed for entering.
OTHER COMPANIES COMING.
Captain Parater's company was thought
to have been entered for the drill, but it is
not included in the official list. Official
notice has been received that there
will be one company here from each Ca
louisville, Md, Hampton, Va, Alexandria,
Va, and Macon, Ga. also, an artillery
company from Norfolk and cavalry COM
pany from Gloucester and another from
Atlanta. The latter will hire horses here
in all twenty-one companies, including our
own. The Charlottesville and Gordons-
vile companies may come. Several CON-
panies not herein named will probably ar
rive on the morning OF the 1St OF Novem-
Der and leave that night. They will no
doubt join in the parade.
TIE JUDGES.
The Judges OF the drill will be Lieuten-
ants Joseph Garrard and r. A. Strang, OF
the Fourth artillery, and w. w. Galbraithe,
of the Fifth artillery, United States army.
The Virginia companies, through cour-
tesy to their visitors, will not contend for
the 81 900 prize.
PARADE.
Ats O'Clock on the morning Of the drill,
November 1st, the military, under COM
mand Of General Fitzhugh Lee, viii form
at the First Regiment Armory. The right
OF the line will be two companies Of caval-
ry, the Gloucester Troop and the Cover
nor's Guard Of Atlanta, Ga. The centre
will be held by three battalons OF infantry,
the first battalion to be commanded by Col
onel Anderson OF the First regiment, the
second by Colonel Hudgns Of the Fourth
regiment, the third by an officer not yet as
signed. The left Of the line will be occu-
pied by battalion Of artillery (Howitzers
and Norfolk BIues) commanded by Major
Henry c. Carter.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line OF march will be from the
Armory to Broad street; down Broad to
Governor, down Governor to Main. up
Main to Ninth, up Ninth to Broad, up
Broad to Fourth. At Fourth and Broad
the military will take the cars for the Fair
Grounds.
DRILL AND REVIEW.
The drill will commence at IL O'Clock.
At 2o'clock there will be a parade aud
review on the FAIRGROUNDS.
After that the visitors will be entertain
ed to the best ability OF our soldler-boys.
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Death OF an Old Citizen.

Mr. William s. Royster died yesterday
morning at a ripe old age at his residence.
in this city. Iii: illness had been acute, and
the news OF his death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Royster hsd long been identified with
the business interest OF Richmond, having
at quite an early age moved here from his
native county, New Kent. lie first be-
came connected with the commission-house
Of Dunlop d McCnce, and all the while
afterwards found this business cOngenial
TO his ideas. and at the time Of his death
was engaged in it. In the mercantile as
well as social circles in which he was
known the deceased was universally re-
spected. and his bereaved family have the
earnest sympathy Of many friends.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at O'Clock from the First Presbyte-
rim church.
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Tbo Dude German.

Invitations ire out for the +. Y. 5. B. C..
Club-"Dudt German (which takes
place to-morr5w evening. The invitations
read I" We siall be awfully, intensely graf
fled to have sou present on the occasion OF
our dude german, you know, at sanger
Halle, the evening OF Friday, October 20,
1883, at o O'Clock" Committee OF Arrange
ments: Mr.. burlington, Mr.. Edmond, Mr.
Scott. Miss VI. Gordon, Mss Roddey, Miss
Darlington. Invitation Committee; Mr..
Antrim. Mr.. Pleasants, Mr.. Harris, Miss
Lathrop, Mis- Lottier, Miss Eustace. Re-
ception Committee: Mr. Branch, Mr.
Campbell, Mr. Roberts, Miss Ford. Miss
SPOTS. Miss =. Gordon. Leaders OF Ger
man: Mr.. Po)e, Mr.. Freeman. Chape-
rones: Mrs. K II. Whitlock, Mrs. William
Ferguson, Mr.. W. W. Gordon, Mrs. L..
Lottier, Jr. che gentlemen are expected
to come out 4, their most elaborate dude
costumes.
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City Mission.

The approach Of winter induces the
managers OF the Mission to call on their
friends to prepare to render them help IN
their work Of mercy. Appeals have al
ready been made to the Mission for help.
their friends to begin now and make col
lections OF such old clothing as they can
spare, so that 1t can be distributed early in
the winter, and thus prevent much sickness.
The regular active work OF the Mission in
connection with the soup-house will be re-
sumed IN November. Due notice will be
given in the papers Of the annual meeting
in November OF the whole society for the
purpose Of electing officers and arranging
work, &C., &c.
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BADLY Frightened.

Yesterday an Indian doctor arrived at
the st. James Hotel. and after refreshing
himself with a good dinner secured a
PARTNER and retired to room, where they
painted themselves with a cheap medical
advertisement and then pranced into the
office. They looked the picture Of the ideal
Indian; the buzZard feathers, buckskin,
and paint being glaring enough to satisfy
the Youngest readers of such stories as
" One-eved Mike, the Dead Shot Of
the West" and others Of like ilk.
They were going to drive around the city
in a buggy covered with carpet and
drawn by horse with a band OF small
bells around his body, the sound OF which
would attract the attention of such crazy
people as might be credulous enough to
believe that there was more potency in the
tintnnabulations OF the bells as a cure for
diseases than in any of the remedies found
in the mdteria medicd and given by those
who have spent years OF labor and study in
irving TO alleviate the ills that flesh
is heir to. But before the imitation In
dans reached their buggy they encounter
ed in the office a colored waiter named
Henry Grant. He was not looking for In
diuns in this cline, and when he saw the
sham onts he was deceived. He was sweep
| ing at the time. and became so frightened
| that he charged the quack Indians with
| the broom, uttering ut the time such
cries as indicated his terror. He fell
| to the floor in convulsions. and was
afterwards taken to the servants room IN
the hotel, where hewas kindly cared for by
Mr.. Page during the half-dozen other cpl
leptic spasms that fell upon him. Whenever
these convulsions seized the frightened boy
his form would become rigid, and his sui.
ferings seemed intense. Medical aid was
summoned, and after awhile Grant grew
composed. 1t is said that he is subject al
times TO attacks OF tins sort.
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Moxarf Tonight.

1. Overture, "Zaide." (Mozart,) Am3-
teur Orchestra; 2. Bass solo, 1.-The Tip
pier" fReissleer,) Mr.. Dan. Reichel; 8.
Violin solo, "Fantasle Elegante,"' (Singe-
lee,) Mr.. =. A. Martini; 4. Selections from
"Heart and Hand" (Lecocq,) Amateur Or
chestra; 5. Bass solo, '.The Old Fisher.
mans Song," (Sabm,) Mr.. Dan. Reichel
@. String quartette, "Adigio from Opus
49," (Haydn,) Messrs. Thilow, kessnich,
Baseler, and John Reinhardt; Z. "BrldaI
March from Lohengrin," (Wagner,) ANA
teur Orchestra.
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Qlicnrs Elected.

At a meeting OF Company E, held at the
Armory last night. the following officers
were elected :. Second-Lieutenant B. A.
Jacobs, first lieutenant, Uice A. l.. Phillips.
resigned; First-Sergeant William Russell,
second heuten;nt; &. III. Smith, first SER
geant; NJ. Satluels, second sergeant; j..
III. Williams, taird sergeant; II. p. Allen,
fourth sergean- Z. NJ. Ball, fifth sergeant; !;
r. ID. Hope, fist corporal; r. f. Bowers,
second corpora; c. +. Vaden, third cor
poral; Julian Rhodes, fourth corporal !;
J. w. Fisher ensign-sergeant; j. c.
Walker, comm msSary-sergeant; j. X. Ed
dens, quartermlster-sergea
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Mrs. Kate Sparrow, wife Of Rev. DIR. 7.
G.. Dashiell, died yesterday morning at 4
O'Clock. in the thirty-ninth year OF her age.
Mrs. Dashiell had been in bad health for
some time. Last summer she took trip to
Nova Scotia. hoping the salt air would ben
eft her; but after her return home she grew
worse. She was true Christian, tender
and devoted wife and mother, and was en-
deared TO large number Of friends, who
deeply sympathize with her family in their
afllictlon.
Funeral tomorrow at IL O'Clock NJ.
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SPRINGFIELD, MAss.-The Daily Union
makes the following public "Our re-
porter, 10 speaking with Mr.. j. b. Weston,
car works, Boston and
Albany railroad. was informed by him
that he had rheumatism In the shoulder
and could find no relief until he applied
the great pain-banisher, st. Jacobs Oil.
{ must confess he said, 'thst was
greatly surprised at the good results"
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Mea,i Dogs Killed.

A farmer In Chesterfield. in sight Of
Richmond, was awakened Sunday morn
ing by hearing lis shepherd dogs in fight
with ours. who lad invaded his sheepiold.
He got up. and with the aid Of colored
hand killed thr,e Of the curs-who had,
however, killed three Of his sheep. Yes
terday morninf the same farmer killed
three more cursl So far this season eleven
have died nj his hands.
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IOIicc Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday;
G.. A. owen, drunk. Fined 90.
Nick Winston (colored). charged with
assault and battery. Continued until to-
day. Bailed.
jeff Smith (c c,lored), charged with felO-
niously breaking aud entering the dwell
ing.house of j, A. Wallace and stealing
two double-bareelled guns OF the value OF
Si50. DISCHARGED.
Edward Coz (colored), charged with
trespass. Sent % iail for twelve months
i'm default OF surety.
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The ELEGANT NEW "ADANs House,"
he only first-class hotel on Washington
street, Boston, conducted on the Euro
pean plan. affords the most convenient
stopping-place for ladies as well as gentle
men. The house, entirely new, is arranged
with suites and single apartments, and eve
~ modern convenience conduces to the
comfort Of guests.
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Our Friends

were so numerous. and their gifts so gene
rous on Monday the 22d, that we find it
impossible to thank each one by name.
But we in this manner tender to all our
sincere gratitude, and assure them that
their contributions will do great good by
comforting the distressed and encour-
aging the hearts of those who have under
AIKEN this good work.
BY order Of the Managers OF the Home
ior Ladies.
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! f. 5 I ) | | ri | | /: |. III
THE FIRST BREAK IN PRICES OF

We arc Just in receipt Of q large lot OF SILKS
and SILK MATERIALS Of varisus descriptions
that were forwarded 10 rs with instructions "to
selL~ The goods are Of a celebrated Lyonese
manufacturer. and every yard Is warranted. They
consist in part Of
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK.
ALL-sILK BLACK GRos-GRAIN from 62sc.
tosl.65 yard. The e2Ac quality is the same
we formerly sold a; 92c. All the better quail
tics are sold at proportiopate values.
ALL-sILK CoLoRED GRos-GRAINs at 7Sc.;
kLL.sILK SATIN DIAGONAL. twenty-five
inches wide. at s5c.-our former price has
been s1.25;
SATIN RAOzIMIRE at sl.e5, former price
s2.o5;
SATIN RADZIMIRE at s1.ss, heretofore a2.76; :;
Also, large lot Of BLACK and CoLoRED OF
TOMANs. In all SILK, at e0c. to 81 a yard,
general value si.5o.
Among the above LOT will be found many other
SILK MATERIALS not mentioned in this adver-
,lsement. COHEN BROTHERS.
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
&C 2l-su,Tu,&Th
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Another Week OF Opera.

Charles Z Ford's Comic-Opera Com
pany will commence weeks engagement
at the Theatre next Monday night, opening
with "Blue Beard" by +. G. Burnand,
the editor OF Punch. The company will
produce tire. new operas" Blue Beard"
Grip Van Winkle," by Planquette, the
author OF thu "Chimes OF Normandy"
and "Girola or. The Mller's Bride"
by Bucculoss.. The company will be libe-
rally patronized.
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Ambulance A Call.

Yesterday morning Joe Falton. colored
man, sprained his ankle while engaged
with others lifting an iron sale into dray
near the corner OF Thirteenth and Main
streets. The ambulance was called, and
be was taken TO his home on Jackson
street,
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There will be mass-meeiing under
the auspices OF jefferson Ward Demo-
cratic Club on Friday night, October 26th.
In front Of the st. Charles Hotel. The fol-
lowing speakers have been invited. and
have promised to deliver addresses Messrs.
Richard +. Beirne, w. s. Gilman, and
Samuel b. Witt. Our legislative candi-
dates will also be present and let the peo-
pie hear from them on the great issues Of
the campaign. Jefferson-Ward Democrats
know how to get up grand demonstra-
tlon. Speaking will commence at O'Clock.
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DELICATE AND FEEBLE LADIES

Those lsnguid, ,iresome sensations. causing you
10 feel scarcely able TO be on your fect that con-
stant drain that is taking from your system all us
former elasticity; driving the bloom from your
checks; that continual strain upon your vits'
forces, rendering yon irritable and fretfu' can cas-
lily bc removed by the use OF that marvellous reme
dy Hop Btters. Irregularities and distractions OF
your system are relieved at once, while the specia
cause Of periodical pain are permanently removed
None receive 10 much benefit, and none are so pro-
foundiy grateful and show such an Interest In re-
commencing Hop Bittcrs as women.
FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.
any mother was afflicted a long time with nen-
rslgia and dull. heavy, inactive condition OF the
whole system: headache nervous prostration, and
was almost helpless. No physicians or medicines
aid her an v good. Three months ago she began TO
use Hop Bitters with such good effect that she
seems and feels young again. although over seventy
years old. We think there is no other medicine ht
70 use In the family."-A lady in Proridencs.
BRADFORD. PA, May s, 1875.
II has cured me Of several diseases-such as ner-
vousne.s, sickness at the stomach. monthly trou-
bles &c. have not seen a sick day In year since
L tOOk HOP Dltlcrs. All my nelXutors u'c shcih'
Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 LosT.-"A tour OF Europe that cost me
$4,000 done me less good than one bottle of Hop
BItters. They also cured my wife Of fifteen years'
nervous weakness, sleeplessness, and dyspepsia"
X. NJ. Auburn, NY.
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hop Bitters is not in any sense an alcoholic bev-
erage or liquor, and could not be sold for use ex-
cept to persons desirous Of obtaining medicinal
bitters. GREEN II. RAUh,
l.. S. Commissi oner Internal Revenue.
so. BLoOMISGvILLR, o., May,1, 1879.
Slrs,-I have been suffering ten years, and tried
your Hop Bitters, and II done me more good than
all the doctors. Miss ). 5. BOONE
BABY SAVED.
We are so thankful 10 say that our nursing baby
was permanently cured of dangerous and pro-
tracted constipation and irreguarity OF the bowels
by the use Of Hop Bitters by its mother, which at
the same time restored her 10 perfect health and
strength.-The parents, Rochester, N. Y.
oc 23-Tu,Tb(w)&Sa1m
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Fine Art Jcwclry

can be had at Goddard a. Moses, 920 Main
street. Entire stock OF new goods and
latest designs selected by the firm. who
nave lust returned to the city.
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A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

are you disturbed AT nigst and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
of cutting teeth If send at once and get bot
tic of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
foI children teething. Its value Is .ncalculable. II
VIII relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
DEFEND upon 1t, mothers there is no mistake about
1t. II cures dysentery and diarrh~a regulates the
stomach and bowels, and cures wind-colic softens
the gums reduces Inflammation, and gives tone
anC energy TO the whole system. MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth
ing is pleasant the taste and is the prescription
of one Of the oldest and best female physicians
ant nurses in the United States and Is for sale by
all druggists throughout the world. Price 25 cents
b)tte. oe 23-eOdlw
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BETHESDA WATER.
Receiving large supply of this famous mineral
w.ter fresh from the springs, Waukesha, Wis.
GEORGE SCHGN, Sole Agent,
Eleventh and Main streets.
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The Clay-Ward Actives have An impor-
tant meeting tonight at O'Clock at the
Westham House. Members OF precinct
committees are urged to be on hand, and
all Democrats Of the ward are cordially In
yited 10 be present,
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SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS. SORE THROAT. ETC..
should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,"
simple but sure remedy Sold only in boxes.
p-ica OK cents
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
tn. DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE. Good work,
lov prices. and sat sfactIon guaranteed.
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Wedding Presents.

consisting OF elegant siIverware and the
latest style OF jewelry, can be seen at God
dard & Moses, 92O Main street. No trouble
to show goods.
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Pfrst-IT is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRI-
TIOUs II contains within itself the highly nutri-
tious and streng giving phosphaies which are
required by the system, the same that are found in
meat, fish, corn, aud wheat. Ordinary baking-pow-
ders, cream tartar, yeast, &C., do not contain any
nutritve qualities but are IN many cases very inu-
rlous compounds.
Second-IT WILL NOT DETERIORATE or
lose strength by age The peculiar manner Of pack
Ing prevents any loss Of strength after the package
isopen. All ordinary baking-powders lose strength
after being opened.
7nird.-IT Is PURE. The Characteristic form
Of package obviates the necessity OF reducing the
strength by the addition of starch -four, in order
to make Il keep, as is customary In the manufac-
ture Of ordinary baking-powder.
Fo,lr.h.-IT is RELIABLE and does not vary In
quality. The high standing and character OF he
Inventor Professor T.. n. Horsford, OF Cambrldge.)
and the reputation of the manufacturers 1.-THE Rum
ford Chemical Works, Of Providence, X. 1-l is a
guarantee that the goods win always be Of uniform
quality and as represented.
Pifth.-IT is ECONOMICAL, as 1t is 75per cent.
stronger than the common baking powders and 30
per cent. stronger than the best baking-powder
made.
St1th.-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING,
and Is better than all other baking powders. The
bread. biscuit, &C.. made witt. 1t moist and
palatable when cold.
The "Horsford Almanac and Cook Book (" sent
free upon application TO the
RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence. RI
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WArKFsIIAw. WIS, October 6.ls

WAUKEsIIAw, WIS, october 6. 1888.
NoTICE-We would respectfully inform all con-
sinners of BETHESDA that GEORGE ScHGN Is the
sole and only authorized agent for this water in
tie city Of Richmond
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRINGS COMPANY.
j. n, DAGGFT. Manager.