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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-06
PERSONAL.


Mr.. w. r. Bowie has been elected Sec
oHd lieutenant OF Company ID, Old Do
minion Guard.
When once the sale OF reserved seats has
commenced, the managers OF the Theatre
have no right whatever to make q change
OF programme, except In case some i'm
portant member Of the company Is absent
or i'll. Then the public should be noti-
fed, and all who have bought seats in
formed that their money will be refunded
upon application.
Main street west OF Fifth IL in fearful
condition. The people who have to cross
il should rise up and demand that some i'm
proyement be made at once. 1t can be
done, and cheaply. The raising OF the
crossings on an average OF two inches will
relieve people OF the unpIeasantness OF
having TO wade through mud and water.
The attention OF Mayor Darlington and
OF the councilmen from Monroe and Clay
Wards Is called to this matter.
Company + have decided TO attend Gen.
eral Lees lecture at the Theatre Tuesday
night in body.
.Rev. w. Dudley Powers, son OF Mr..
William III. Powers, is in the city, on
visit to his friends. Dir. Powers has been
in the Diocese Of Kentucky for fmnny
years, but has accepted call to Mary
land, and is on his way to his new field
OF labor. Mr.. Powers will preach MORN
ing and evening ut the Monumental church
tomorrow.
Company c Guard OF the Common
wealthy will have full-dress competitive
drill tonight at $40 o'clock, at the Re-
gimental Armory, when the company's
handsome gold medal will be contested
for. Colonel Stern and Captains Spots
wood and Elicit have been requested by
Captain Davis to act as judges on the oc-
casion. The public is invited to attend.
On the streets OF Lexington Monday
Colonel John Ii. Lady proclaimed that he
and many others who had been active in
the formation OF the Readjuster party
were tired OF the tyranny and misrule OF
Malone and his obseqnious fatterers. He
did not propose to abandon the measures
TO which the Rthdiusters were committed,
but he did propose TO abandon Malone,
who, he claimed, had prostItuted his trust
TO the men who had elected him to the ad-
vancement OF the worst elements In the
party.
DIR. William II. Wilson, native OF Ame-
lia county, Va, has recently been elected
to the Legislature of Missouri from the
county OF Pulaski. DR.. Wilson served
during the late war as surgeon in the First
Virginia cavalry.
DR.. McCaw was better yesterday, though
still quite sick and confined to his bed.
Passengers who came up on the York
River train Yesterday brought the rumor
that the King William county jail had been
burnt, and that one or two prisoners lost
their lives therein.
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POLICE COUET.--R. w. Fields. charged
with being drunk and cursing and abusing
William Purcell in Monroe Park. Fined
g..
William Pohlman. charged With having
in his possession one bay horse OF the
value OF S75, the property OF A. n. Fen
ton. Discharged.
William 81. John, charged with feloni-
ously taking, stealing, and carrying away
one bay horse OF the value OF s75, the pro-
perty of A. X. Fenton. Continued TO
"wednesday next. Bail allowed In the
sum OF $500.
Robert FIagg (colored), charged with
stealing an overcoat OF the value OF $40,
the property Of James +. Harris. Not
guilty.
William II. Quarles leolored), charged
with contempt OF court. Fined g..
Daniel Boiling tcolored), charged with
contempt OF court. Fined ~.
Louis Smith, charged with driving bis
horse on the street faster than Is allowed
by ordinance. Fined $40.
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The Traya Case,

The Police Justice yesterday, with the
view OF determining whether there was
probable cause to suspect that murder had
been committed upon Mrs. J. 4. Traya,
examined DR.. W. w. Gordon, who attend
ed her in her last Illness. He testified that
about two months ago he was called in to
see Mrs. Traya. He found her III, and In
a very destitute condition. He found that
she had pneumonia, and that her lungs
were very much congested. Did not think
when he first saw her that she would re.
cover. Visited her about four days-miss-
ing one day during the time. Found on
his second visit tliat she had not taken the
medicine he prescribed. She said she did
not have the money TO buy 1t. He then
prescribed other remedies costing less
money. Her symptoms were pain in the
side, cough, and bloody eXpectoratioDs.
She vomited some during the time, but
made no special complaint OF nausea. DR..
Gordon further said that the woman was
evidently so poor that he did not expect to
make any charge, and made no entry OF the
visits on his book. lie did not see Mr..
Trava but once. and thought that was on
the occasion Of his first visit. His (Dr.
Gordon's) suspicious az 70 her having been
poisoned had never been aroused, and lie
believed now that Mrs. Trava died OF
pneumonia.
DIR. w. II. Taylor was present as an en-
pert, and concurred with DR.. Gordon
irom his statement OF the case-that the
deceased died from natural causes.
The Police Justice said he did not think
there was sufficient evidence TO justify him
in ordering the disinterment Of the body.
The bigamy charge against Trava will
be heard OH the 1lth.
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How capricious thing il fame, remarks
the Pail Nal Gazette. At wedding quite
recently. at which Victor Hugo was pre-
cent as n witness, the Mayors clerk, who
had evidently never heard OF the great
noet,s existence, was obliged TO ask him
whether be spelled his name Hugo" OF
"Hugot."
A Nevada penitentiary convict SAYS that
he was sent 10 prison for being dishonest
and Il there kept at work cutting out pieces
Of pastboard 60 put between soles OF shoes
in place OF hottest leather.
An exchange says: Mans average life
a thlrty-three years.'' DR. Bulls Cougi
syrup viii always i've.
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Miss IsA SMITHS BENEPiT.-On Monday
night. at the Theatre, the opera OF Patience
will be produced by our amateurs for the
benefit Of Miss Isa Smith. The perform
ance, take 1t all In all, will be equally as
GOOD as the professionals usually give us.
There Il nm additional motive for the pur-
chase Of tickets In that Miss Smith Is a
worthy Young lady who has always been
willing worker and singer in charitable
undertakings.
Our people should make recognition not
only OF her talents, which are very eonsid-
erable, but Of the services she has rendered
the public.
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Colonel Copeland on Snobs and Snob-

Colonel l.. +. Copeland win deliver his
taking lecture on "Snobs on Snobbery be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association
newt Tuesday night at Mozart Hall. An
exchange, in speaking OF his lecture, says !:
Colonel Copeland's lecture at the OPERA
house last night was grand thing. A
vein OF rich humor pervaded the whole
address, and kept the audience in con-
vulsions OF laughter. At the same time
the speaker would rise In his rich elo-
quence to that sublimity Of thought which
commands the most solemn respect and re-
fection.
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SAVED HIS CHILD.
IL NORTH EtTAW iEfri'l
BALTIMORE, MD, February II, lSso.

n NORTH ErTAw stEktI,l
BALTIMORE, MD., February IL, lSsc.
GcntIcmen.-Upon the RECOMMENDATION oil u
friend tried BRowS's IRON BiTTERs As a tonic
and restorative for my daughter whom was
Thoroughly convinced was wasting away WIN con
sumption. Having lost three daughters ~ '.c
terrible disease, under the care OF cnineni P'hs,
clans. WIS 10Th To believe that anything could
arrest the progress OF the disease but, 20 my great
surprise. before my daughter had taken one bottle
of BRowS's IROS Br.TERs. she began to mend,
aud now quite restored TO former health. hith
daughter begau to show signs Of consumption
and when the physician was consulted he quickly
said tonics were required" and when Informed
tbat the elder sister was taking BROWNS IRON
BITTERs. responded That IS u good tome, take
~ ADoRAM PHELPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-06

The chief clerk at the Union Depot Ho-
tel, Ogden, Utah, Mr.. j. u. Taylor, had
rheumatism in the muscles Of his chest
and left shoulder. BY applying st. Jacobs
Oil three DAYS he realized complete resto-
ration to health.
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OFFICE OF W. GoDDry & SON, !

OFFICE OF w. GODDry & SON,l
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUcrIoSEERs. !
VNO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS
L GENERALLY: Now, at the beginning Of the
new year, we desire to thank you gratefully Tor
your patronage In the past and 10 present you the
compliments OF the season. wishing You happiness
aud prosperity through the year. We congratulate
ourselves in feeling the satisfaction that busi
ness has been conducted in the past on basis en-
tirey satisfactory TO our patrons, and pledge oar
selves that there shall he cause for complaint In
the future.
We offer our services for the SALE or REAL
ESTATE In aDd ont of u @ city ond for Tie NE6O-
TIATiON or Los M, and In view OF The increase
In population, ~ we'll as the prosperity In trade,
hope 60 receive 4 larger patronage than ever be-
fore. Very respectfully, W.GODDiN a son.
JANUARY j, 1883. IN 4-eoi2t
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BURKS---lIINTON.
Meeting Of the New Supreme Court Of
Appeals, md Judge Lpnsford Iso-
max Lewis Elected President.

All Five Of the New judges on the Bench
The Court Notified thnt Judge Hinton's
Place IL Contested. and Judge Hinton
Thereupon Retires frsn, the Bench Pend
ing Observation-Disclosures Arranged 50 that
Argument Will be Commenced To-Day
Office-seekers Around--Personal.
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THE THEATRE Church-Cboir
Company gave only tolerable presents
ton OF Patience 10 very moderate but
exceedingly cood-humored house lastnight.
Excepting the title-role, which was filled
by Miss Carson. and Lady Jane, by Miss
Godfrey, none Of the leading parts were
worthy OF special mention. The first
act was not only mutilated, but 1t
dragged from beginning TO end, the only
number receiving an encore being the duet
between Lady Angela and Patience. The
audience, however, displayed an excellent
and charitable temper throughout. During
the intermission between the acts Signor
Tagliapictra sang two operate selections
very well, but neither OF them specially
meritorious. The second was slight i'm
proyement on the first act, and once
OF twice the feeble effort which il
required to elicit the applause OF Rich
mond house was successful. The whole
performance seemed TO be gone through
mechanically, and when the curtain fell
there was an evident sense OF relief BELT by
everybody as they passed out OF the The
atre.
The Mascotte will be given at the mati-
nee. with SignOr Tagliapietra as Pippo.
and the company will close their engage
ment here with the Pirates OF Penzance
tonight.
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SEINE THREAD.

GENE HREA ID .-WeN u<DRsa
- would cali the attention Of fanS$-S-sN>>
I'm need Of seine Thread 10 the superior quality OF
our goods OF this seasons importation. ihis sup
py has received the personal attention 81 onr Sc
ior in the manufacture of them during his recent
warrant our Threads 20 gtye edtlre abstraction.
Also, a complete stock or seine Twines, Lines
Yawk.ng Corks. and Cork-Wood. Lpwest prices
guaranteed. Gil Netting and Haui-k<ine Netting
;" '''N L. LICHTESsrETN 4 SONS.
corner Seventeenth and frankIin streets,
Sole Importers Of the celebrated Lion brand Seine
Thread, and lmporterg or other brands de 81
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THy WEATHER YESTERDAY was foggy,
threatening, and generally disagreeable,
with light rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 30;
"a. ST., 81; noon, 80; 8 p. NJ, 80: +.
NJ, 81; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 81 5-6.
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DIR. A. q. vTOIIard. ttse Cancer Doctor,
Is At home, and viii remain here all winter
and spring. He will be glad 10 see the af-
flcted at his Office, ll9 west Gary street,
Richmond, Va.
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West Point Fire Suits Compromised.

West Point Fire Salts Compounded.
Not only the Fatener case but all ques--
tions between the insurance companies and
the Richmond and Danvile railroad grow
ing out OF the West Point fire, have been
adjusted by an agreement yesterday COM
pleted, in which all insurance held by ship
pers il brought into contribution with
the railroad company's insurance. 1t Is
hoped that the suits in the Chancery Court
and the Circuit Court will all be happily
ended by this arrangement, as It was reached
after prolonged consultation between coun-
sci OF all parties interested.
The fire about which these suits (de-
pending in the Circuit Court OF Richmond)
related took place in November, 1880, when
the wharves and property to- the value OF
several hundred thousand dollars were de-
siroyed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-06
nwowN.s IRON RTTTERs.
DIAM TRUTHS.

The h.cod ls phe foundation Of l'se' +" '"'"
,aies through every par, Of the 'Ody' and '''''''
:, ,urc ana rich, good ac"''h i '"p's''0''' ="
d,.o,.. IA. e.a.srcd the system the o"'S ~'' anu
...,., x., 70 drive Ct oui IsiO purify aud enrich
the blood.
These simple h,css arc well known and the
s,,.,, uoeacsi authorities agree that nothing bni
an restore the blood 10 It's na,ura, condi-
and al-o ,ha, all the iron preparations hitl'-
de saacken the teeth, cause headache aud
arr Otherwise injario"s.
BROWNS IRON DITTERs
vii shoroaxoly and qahcs'y assimilats With TIC
,,ood purifying snd strengthening H. aud thus
drive disease from any part OF the system. and II
xrl ,.f blaclen the teeth, cause headache or con-
.,,patlon, and Is positively not injurious.
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Don't OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH with violent
cathartics- bat usc that pleasant and sanitary iaxa
tive TARRAST's SELrzER APERIENT. tf
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CoUGHs AND COLDs.-Those who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c..
should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL 'PRocHEs. sQld
only III boxes.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
with local rain or snow, northeasterly
winds, becoming variable, and stationary
or higher temperature and pressure.
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HEcKEI's BAKIvG-PowDER is perfect In every
respect, heatlxul, thoroughly reliable, uniform IN
strength, and its baking qualities cannot DC sur
nu.Sc1
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CIGARS.

HEWITT ~ SONS
sPesls II A. sssS sSScso osS sISS yAcKr
In Havana koods:
"vtsTAs" and LITTLE XEYANOhEs"
All these goods arc wrapped with 5nuatra To-
haoco Of our own Importation.
Give them trial. dc o-e,hfezc
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"BDcnUrAIBA.n Quick, complete cure, oil an
noying Kidney and Urinary DIsease4 81.
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The new Board Of the Medical College
OF Virginia assembled yesterday morning
pursuant. to call from Lieutenant-Goy-
erpor John +. Lewis, their president.
They held an informal conference Mt Ford's
Hotel about 2 O'Clock, and will meet there
again at 10 O'Clock this morning.
There are fifteen members in the city.
Twelve constitute quorum. The mcm-
bers present are: Hon. John +. Lewis,
Colonel William f. Sims, Of Pittsylyania;
DIR. j. T.. Gillian, Chesterfield; Hon. j. j.
Deyor, Southampton; w. Il. Craig, OF
Augusta; w. A. Jameson, OF Mecklen.
burg; Colonel Robert Z. Hubbard, DIR.
Lewis Wheat, Meade Haskins, aud W. S.
Dashiell, Of this city; Carter NJ. Louthan,
OF Clarke; George W. Ward, OF Winches-
ter; DR.. w. j. Cheatham, OF Amelia; III.
J. VALE, OF Louisa; and n. w. Crisler, OF
Madison.
1t l. known TINT they viii make a formal
demand for the college this morning, and
in the event OF the faculty not giving
them possession they will resort to the
Court OF Appeals on petition for man
dapl,.s, which petition has already been
prepared by counsel.
The Board were In consultation with
their counsel yesterday evening, but de-
clined to state definitely all their plans and
ntIrDOses.
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DON'T DIE IN the house. "Roa2h on Rats"
Clears out rats, nice tics roacbes, bed-bugs. 15c
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LIEBIGs EXTRACT OF MEAT.
I iEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT Oh

HBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF
hEAr-riNEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
L~oRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
|'fDIG conPANY's EXTRACT or MEAT.
Aninssiasbie and palasable tonic In all cases
of weak digestion and debility. ''is success
anda boon for which nations should feel crate
iul'-see ANedieai Prcss,r " Lancet" "Brit-
IN Medical Journal" &c.
cArIfoS.--Gequine only with the fac
"@'< Of Baron Lieaig' signature Ga blue ink
fefos' the laicl. THIS caution Is necessary
owing 70 various cheap and inferior sussti.
~iesb being In tse market.
AEBie cohPAEYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
70 be bad Of al storeksepes, Grocers, and
ehsnisss. spie agents Tor tie United states
Wholesale oziy). O. DAVID = Co, . Fsnehursh
s'fess' Londen, Epeiand. ~ 2a.ss6et
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BROWNS iron BlTTfRS
EPPRcTUALLY CURES
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION, and
WEAKNESS,
and renders shc greatest relief and benefit 10 per-
4ons suffering from such wasting diseases as
CONSUMPTION,
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. etc.
% 6-codlwl
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done At
the DISPATCH PRISrING-iIoUsE. Good work
low prices. aud satisfaction guarantecL
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pnsrroSxp TILL 1o-pAr.

Mr.. Blair now declared that they were
ready to go on, and wanted to go on I'M
mediately, and did not recognize the right
or the other side to hinder the legally
elected judge in the discharge OF bis dl'-
ties.
The Court decided TO hear the case to-
day, when each party will appear by coun-
sci and state whit he claims.
Mr.. Hill Carter, the other case being dis.
posed OF for the day, wished to say some
thing about Dld,lddmus matter In some
pending cause; but Judge Lewis said the
Court would hear no business till this
Gudgeship) matter Is disposed Of.
The court was adjourned to u O'Clock
to-day.
PERSONAL.
II was the desire OF Judge Burks that
neither himself nor Judge Hinton should
go upon the bench pending the contest.
While these proceedings were taking
phce the courtroom was crowded. There
were number OF interested judges pres
ent, and larger number Of persons who
expect the offices to he distributed by the
Court.
Judge Burks sat beside his counsel at
the bar.
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REMOVAL.

GRAND LonGE or VReiNIA,)
GRAND SEcREr4hsY's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, January 4,1s83.
rVHIS OFFICE - REMOVED a
i OTHE SECOND FLOOR or THE Va
NEW BUILDING ON the corner OF Main X X
and Ninth streets. Entrance On Ninth'V\
street. WILLIAM B. IsAACs,
IA 5-lw Grand Secretary.
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PERSONAL.
RICHMOND, January 8, 1888.
NOTICE TO BUYERS OF DRY GOODS
~ AND NOTIONS.

In pursuance OF a deed of trnst this day executed
by Joseph strtuse 10 the undersigned Will pro.
coed 10 sell all of the said Joseph Strahes STOCK
east Broad street, at greatiyrcfluced prices, for
sh only. Cali carly to secure the best bargains.
I have this day appointed JOSEPH SIRAUSE
my agent Ia conduct the above buslness and here
by authorize him TO buy for cash only, upon the
terms prescribed by the said deed OF trlst which
hus this day been recorded In the clerks office q.
the Chancery Court OF The eily of Richmond.
Parties indebted 20 said Joseph Sua1sc must
call promptly and settle, as further Indulgence
cannot be granted. LAZARUS STERN.
ia 6-2t Trustee.
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FIRE AT GENERAL ASDERsoS's. The
alarm of fire turned In from the Third po-
lice-station few minutes past 2 O'clock
Yesterday afternoon was caused by the
burning OF lacc-curtains at the residence Of
General Joseph X. Anderson, corner
Franklin aud Jefferson streets. Two citi-
zeps who were passing by the house. seeing
the curtains blazing. rushed IN and sue
ceeded IN extinguishing the flames, and the
DIRE brigade, which was promptly on hand,
was not needed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-06

GLOVE PINK IS TIE AAHR
of the new perfume invented by ATKINSON, The
London perfumer, and favored by Mrs. Langtry
hence many suppose II to possess beanty-giying
power,
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kIDNEY-W0RT.
KlDN wv O X I, :
THE GREAT CURE
ron !.
-R-H-E-U-M-A-T-I-S-M.-- ls

! E-U-M-A-T-I-S-M,-
\ as y for all The painful diseases Of the I.
II KIDNEYS. LIVER. AID BOWELS.
II II cleanses tho system of tie acrid poison
that causes the dreadful suffering which only
1.-The victims OF Rheumatism can realize. Il
II THOUSANDS OF CASES
l0f the worst forms OF his terrible diseasei
lhaye been quickly relieved. and In short time .
II PERFECTLY CURED. ,
lPrlce. 81, Liquid or Dry. sold by Druggists.
Il Dry can be sent by mall. |:
i WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO. 7.
Il Burlington, VI. |.
KIDNE WORT. 4
Ioc lO-Tu,Thfw) SSatAp3i =
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Richmond Dispatfh.
SATURDAY ...,....JANUARf 0, 1888.

ss-rHE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED ciRCu-
lATIox OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Posi~ofice nj Richmond Va" as
second-ciass matter.i
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ELEcrno-yolTAIC BELrs. &c.

LOST VITALITY, LACK OF NERVE FORCE
AND viGoR, WASTING WEAKNESSES, and
nj 'aose d'seaes Of a PERSONAL NATURE re-
fu''ins from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
specfy relief and complete restoration Of
HEALTH viGoR, AND MANHOOD GUARAN-
TED. The ersndest discovery of the nineteenth
century. Send at once for illustrated pamphlet
free. Address
v0LTAIC BELT COMPANY,
Aoo-saly Marshall, Mich.
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UINTRY BLASTS.

WlNrRY BLASTS
wiNrRY BLASTS BRING
COUGHS,
COLDS,
CONSUMPTION,
DRONCHITIs,s
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
FERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER
CURES
COUGHS.
COLDS,
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
Provide agains, the evil effects of winuy blasts
iy procuring
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER.
EVERY GOOD DRUGGIST KEEPS IT.
Ia 2-eodtFell
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Judge Lacy then took the vote for presi-
dent OF the court. Judge Lewis voted Tor
Judge Lacy; all the others voted for Judge
Lewis. Judge Lacy announced that the
vote was four 10 one, and without further
ado Judge Lewis assumed the duties OF the
presidency,