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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-29
Panic on q Stcamer.

A dispatch from Fall River, Mass, SAYS (:
An accident occurred on the steamer Brad
ford Durfee, OF Providence. about $50
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, which came
near involving serious consequences The
boat Is IN old one, and instead OF a walk
ing-beam. the crank works in a gallows-
frame and the piston moves in n
perpendicular direction. When off Spar
island. near Mount Hope, part OF
the frame broke, and the piston
was left without support. Steam was
at once shut of, but the momentum was
sufficient to keep the large piston moving
with great force. 1t tore out the cylinder
head. crashed through the main saloon
stairway, and with each succeeding reyo-
luton burst into the main saloon, smashing
the partition, setteeS, ana everything else in
the vicinity. About 100 passengers went
ashore at Bristol Ferry ten minutes before
the accident occurred, leaving about 70
on board, many Of whom were ladies.
The destruction Of the main stairway cut
OFF communication with the lower deck,
and the noise OF falling machinery
and crashing timbers caused the Wild
est confusion. There was a rush for life
preservers, and passengers hurriedly
climbed into the liie-boats. A man and
child were thrown overheard from one
boat, which was lowered suddenly, but
they were rescued. lin few minutes the
motion Of the machinery ceased, and the
passengers were Quietcd. Some persons
received slight injuries by jumping to the
lower deck. and fireman was badly cut Oh
the head by falling piece of iron. The
enpine-room and surroundings were COM
pletely wrecked, machinery. timbers, &C.,
being piled up in a confused mass. The
boat, which was drifting helplessly, was
picked up and towed here by fishing
steamer. The damage sustained was about
$4,000.
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The Bri3h.hOrc Railwny.

This railroad runs from Bermuda Hun
dred. on James river, through the county
OF Chesterfield. passing by the Clover Hill
coal-mneS to a village on the AppomattoX
river called Epns Falls. \ branch road.
leading from Clover Hill to the Richmond
and Danylle railroad, has been surveyed,
and the land necessary for it, roadbed and
dep0ts condemned by the County Court.
II Is understood the work OF building this
connecting line will be commenced in Il
very few weeks. The shops OF the Bright
hope railroad are located near Chester. At
Bermuda Hundred the company have
built c0mmodiOus wharyes for shipping
coal and wood. During last month twenty
three vessels were loaded at this port bound
for northern markets.
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Meeting of TuclsahOc Farmers Club.

For the Dispaich.l
A clear and balmy day in the country
during the month Of September. watching
a pair OF dOuble-hOrse plOws breaking uI
the mellow soil for wheat, is an enioyabl,
sight 10 the farmer. Twas this which frs
greeted the eyes Of younger member OF
the TuckahOe Farmers Club, who on
Thursday morning had gone to "Riyer'
sde,v the farm managed by Captain Frank
guy, to attend its annual meeting. The
soil was in fine condition, and the teams
did good work.
ON a closer inspection Of the farm we
found three large barns filled with clover
and Orchard-grass and timothy hay. \
good wheat crop had been harvested
while the drought had caused almost an
entire failure Of the corn crop.
About sixteen acres OF cora were Sown
for ensiage, with q fair prospect OF enough
maturing to bill his silo. The horses, mules,
and cows were in nice condition, showing
that. with proper feeding and the aid OF
n,sture lands. the stock on this farm were
well cared for. A flock OF siXty-odd pure
white geese were much admired.
After attending to the regular business
OF the Club the election OF officers took
place. resulting as follows: President, H..
Puryear; Vice-President, }. y. Lynham
Recording Secretary, Otway ;. Allen
Treasurer and Librarian, II. Theo. Ely
son: Reporting Secretary, Frank Guy.
4 GOOD. old-fashioned Virginia dinner,
temptingly spread out, was heartily en-
loved by the Club. and the meeting ad-
ioilrned to meet at the farm Of George
watt. Esd. the veteran plowman, on the
fourth Thursday in October, when will be
discussed "The Proper Mode Of Feeding
and Caring for All Stock During the Win
ter Season"
Thus closed a pleasant day, proitably
snent. discussing the interests OF tn,
farmer. which is the most independent Of
ALI lives TO lead. though attended with rca
hard work. for even here, il they hope tC
succeed. il cannot be done without mucl
thought and la'or.
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DIDICULOUS IDEAS

ART ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURGATlVEs.
1T Is DANGEROUS TO SCOURGE THE
STOMACH. TO RASP TIE BOWELS, TOPROs-
TRATE THE NERVOUS SYSTEM WITH FL
RIOUS EVACUANTS. NATURE HAS GIVEN
A SAMPLE. IN THE FAMOUS sELIZER
SPRING. OF WHAT THE BILIOUS. CONSTI-
pATED. OR DYSPFPTIC SYSTEM NEEDS
FOR ITS SRESTORATION. AND IL
TARRANT'S EFFERYESCENT SELTZER
APERiENT
SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED ON NATURE BI
COMBINING ALL THE VALUABLE lNGRE-
DIENTs OF TUE GERMAN FOUNTAIN IN a
PORTABLE FORM THIS AGREEABLE AND
POTENT SALINE ALTERNATIVE CHANGES
THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND PU-
Rifles ALL THE FLUIDS OF THE BODY.
sOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FYrst-IT Is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRI-
TIOUs. II contains within itself the highly nutri-
tious and strengthening phOsphaies which are
required by The system, the same that are found in
meat fish, corn, aud wheat. Ordinary baking-pOw-
ders, tartar, yeast, &C., do not contain any
nutrtiye qualities but are IN many cases very niu-
riOus 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
isopcn. All ordinary baking-powders lose strength
after being opened.
Tzfrd.-IT II PURE. The Characteristic form
OF package obylaies tie necessity Of reducing the
strength by the addition of starch or -FOUR In order
% make II keep, Is Is customary In the manuiac-
tnre Of ordinary baklng-pOwder.
Fourth.-IT is RELIABLE and does not vary in
4 quality. The high standing and character of the
inyentoT professor 4. n. Horsford. of Cambridge
aud the reputation of the manufacturers 1.-THE Rum
8ford Chemical Works. OF Providence, Il. H. Is a
1guaIantee that the goods will always be Of uniform
&Sluaiity and as represented.
q Ffnh.-IT Is ECONOMICAL, ,asit Is 70 per cent.
4 &strongcr than the common baking powders and 30
3per cent. stronger than the best baking-pOwder
<3nade.
-* otAt.-l1 ils~c rbOIs t--NiNp'
bnd IL better than ali other baking powders. The
bread. biscuit, &C., made with II are moist and
taatable when cold.
The Iiorsford Almanac and Cookbook" sent
fee upon application 10 The
RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, RI.
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The characterization Proclamation.

Since the great proclamation Slavery Is
not supposed to exist in the United States.
Yet it does exist everywhere. We are all
slaves. more or less, to our passions. hab-
is. notions. Worst OF all, We are slaves
TO disease. and a tyrannical master ii i.
You want to be free. You ought to be
free. ii you are going to get any enjoyment
out OF the summer months. You can b.
free from summer complaints if you issue
an emancipation proclamation in the name
and by the authority OF Perry Davis Pain
Killer. These diseases trcmbic in Che pres
ence Of the great remedy, and scampcr
away as before a magician's wand,
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BUFFALO LERIIEA WATER.
DUFFAL0 LITIIIA WATER
4 SOLVENT OF STONE IN THE BLADDER
STONE OF THE TRIPLE PHOSPHATE
OF AMMONIA AND MAGNE-
SIA VARIETY.

CASE OF MIR. u. OF FULTON. KY
STATED ~ DIR. JAMES SHELTON, RESIDING
NEAR THE BUFFALO LITHfA SPRINGS, VA:
"Tho case Of Mr.. T.. of Fulton. XIV, re-
cent visitor at the Buffalo Iithl springs. fur-
nishes, think, satisfactory evidence Of the s9i-
cent power Of the wIterOf Spring No. In ccrtii;i
varieties Of STONE ~ TIE BLADDER
lie Informed me shat he had been fora number
of years subject 10 attacks from which he was oc-
caslonallv rcllcycd by the passage Of sfOsK,
some of them wcshng as much a. ,ix grains. l.
was evident that his general health yis greatly
impaired. several yc1r- previous % Ms visit o.
the Spring, he had used tbs water at home, aud
as the result nf its action discharged number ~
small cdicii. Notwithstanding this fact hove
ever. there was about this time such aRyrtyati "a
OF his general condition that by the advice ot lis
medical attendant h. abandoned Tie use oi iir
water
II subsequently, proved. howcycrthat 10 action
had been most beneficial as he cui0ye1 lOng 81 er-
wards ihmmity from thcse ittaoLs. TIC pro-
tgactei use of the water at the Springs was tnl-
lowed for some time 10y free dt-'harge Of s'n"i
cdicuii. the quantity eXcec ling Nree otncfS, 3,
which proved to Dee of the triple PN0Sph0fc y
ChiInOHt 1T amt m0gHesid r0rtefH
Before ms departure THIS calculus fi-chArE'
ceased. and he left the springs apparently fr -
from disease, and with his general health Restored,
having especially gained Hugely In 4 sh.'
For sale by PURCELL. LADD& CO.
Agents for Virginia Springs Water.
20 ll-Tu.Th&-a3W
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fse2sI
LIRBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable aud palatable tonic In all cases
OF weak digestion and debility. "Is success
and boon for which nations should feel crate
ml See Iedical Press" Lancet Brit
,sh Medical journal" &c.
CAUTION.-GenuIne only with the Jdc
simiie of Baron Llebig's signature IN blue ink
acroSs the label. This caution T. necessary
owing T. various cheap and Inferior SUI 3,i-
tutes beiRg I'm the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT or MEAT.
10 be had OF all storckeercrs, Crocars, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United states
(yholesale only, c. DAVID Il CO., Fcnchurch
avenue. London. England. ap 2s-Saj2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-29
Manchester School Board

At the last meeting of the Manchester
School Board the following standing COM
mittees were appointed for the ensuing ses-
sion:
Finance Commttec-W. W. Pool, s. c.
Weislger. j. c. Moore, John O'Brien.
Committee on Grades-Dr. L. u. Ma
thews, +. c. d. Farmer, j. ii. Fisher, DR..
w. X. Weisiger.
Committee on Buildings-W. L. Robert
son, w. II. Garnett, b. p. Owen. Jr., p.
W. IIutchings.
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MlSEEg STORE,
I NJ = L l. ; +

4 = - - -
So manv readers Of advertisements act inpul-
siyely, without giving The matter moment cog-
siGeration; others, again. when I'm want Of cloth-
ing tor themselves or sons wait until The very last
moment, and then they rush for the place hey
have been accustomed to purchase from aud pay
tleeuormous profits on which those house, houri d,
losing all sight of cosmopolitan city likc Rich-
mond Whose fame g. worldwide and Is continual
~ drawing men Of lu,inc.s ngacity toticirmidst
and opening new competitions with their older
houses. such has been the aim of Mi,at store,
9I2 Main street, since our advent amolg,i you.
If our dear reader VIII only ihiat and study tlat
in one itcm alone Vs. ,asc nearly two uousaad
dollars rcr We cir IA rem it ,hoaia u. s.rr them
why we are abe to scl so cheap ani tcfy al our
competitors. our FALL STOCK D, 81 ueg aud
complete our STYLES and make are excu iycly Our
own, and our prices 20 per cont. lower then any
other house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-29
Nost,uc OF Il Baptist Association.

The Baptist Association OF the lower
end OF the Middle District will meet in the
Clopton-Strect church. Manchester, at 10
O'Clock 4. VI. to-day aud tonight at =
O'Clock.
The speakers who are expected to ad-
dress the meeting to-day are Rev. d. Il.
Winiree, ID. D.. DR.. j. l.. Dorset, Captain
Lockett, Rev. j. r. Bagby, and Rev. w. 7.
DericuX.
Delegates from all the churches in the
Association will be present, and an inte-
resting and instructive meetin. is ex-
pocfod
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when lord Colcr:dsc VIII be picnsc,i.

lord Chief-Jusiice COleridgc was im-
pressed with the beauty and grandeur Of
western scenery. There Is much to admire
in that part OF the country. Rugged noun
tainS and picturesque valleys form pleas
ing combination. But Lord COleridge will
not feast his eyes upon a perfectly satisfy
ing object OF beauty until he reaches Rich
mond and goes and views the magnificent
stock OF fil and winter clothing now dis
played at tie Clothing Palace, 1901 Main
street, corner Thirteenth.
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ErniI. Mnrllc.

The sale Of reserved seats for Mr.. Fred.
Warde's engagement OF one week at the
Richmond Theatre will commence this
morning at the Richmond Theatre and
Ramos & Moses. Mr.. Warde's success
last year here and the Partially OF our reo-
pie for him will insure him full houses no
doubt each night.
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Fell from n ScaGOid.

Yesterday morning. while Mr.. Hiram
Walker ana his son were working near the
top OF a two-story building on Ninth street,
Manchester, the scaflold upon which they
were standing gave way. and both fell to the
ground, 4 distance Of about twenty-five OF
thirty feet. Medical aid was summoned,
and upon examination it was ascertained
that no serious injuries were sustained by
either party.
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Uusfiugs Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
William Tucker was found guilty Of petit
larceny and sentenced to fifteen days In
Jail.
Thomas Elmore. fcloniously assaulting
William II. Cousins, was jailed for four
months and fined one cent.
The court adjourned for the term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-29

CAPTAIN Charles G.. snead sold a few days
since thirty tons OF Orchila guano TO Il.
+. Broaddus, OF Hanover, aud fifteen tons
to X. B. Challin, of this city, for their
wheat and grass. Mr.. I. NJ. Leitch, OF
Buckingham, who has been using ear
load each season for the last three years,
ordered his fourth car Of ten tons . few
days ago. Orchilla Is on big boom.
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I OSS AND GAIN.
CHAPTER I.
81 was taken SICK a year ago
With bilious fcvcr.N

my doctor pronounced me cured, but got sick
again, win terrible pains IN my back and sides,
and I got 50 bad
Could moi move
shrunk
my liver, hut did me no good. did not expect
10 live moro than three months. began TO use
Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite returned. my
pains left nae, my entire system seemed renewed
as m by magic. and afler using several bottles l
am not only as sound ~ sovereign. but weigh
more than did before. To HOY Biuers owe my
nfc." II. FITZPATRICK.
T)ublia, juno O, 1881.
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Two brothers, George and Albert A.
Filter. were Thursday committed TO prison
in Philadelphia. in default Of $1,000 bail
each, To answer for having fraudulently OBJ
tanned possession OF registered letter con-
tanning twenty-sever dollars, at the post
Office at Moore's Station, Delaware county,
Pa.
BURSETT's COCAINE softens the hair
when harsh and dry. soothes the irritated
scalp, affords the richest lustre, prevents
the hair from falling OF, promotes It's
healthy, yIgorls growth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-29
Base-Ball.
THE vIRGIyIAs DEFEAT THE WILLIAMSBURG
ATHLETICS BY SCORE OF 23 TO O..

ATHLETICS BY SCORE OF % TO 0.
The game between Ihe Williamsburg
Athletics, OF BROOKLYN. n. Y, and the Vir-
ginias, played yesterday afternoon, resulted
in an easy victory for the home club by a
score OF 90 TO 0. The visitors played Il
weak game throughout, while the Yir-
ginias never appeared to better advantage.
Their fielding was almost perfect, and their
batting was simply immense. To-day the
visitors promise to give our boys better
game, excusing their poor performance OF
yesterday on the plea OF fatigue from
travel.
The following i the full score.
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BAR.MEErIsG.-Tbe will be a meeting
of the bar i'm the courtroom OF the Circuit
Court OF the city OF Richmond at IL NJ. to-
day TO take steps to extend an invitation to
Lord Cbief-Justice Coleridge to visit this
city as the guest Of the Bar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-29

The Democratic Campaign will be for
sale by c. L. Johnston and y. Leonard,
newsdealcrs.
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|. SAVE MOSEY ly having your printing done az
the DISPATCH PRINT.NC-UOUsE Good worS.
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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y ItF'IllIt n NI'IIF ' NTFI1 Ut - I'NI u
William :. Baker. Of Lewis Nego county. Ind,
writes to tell you that his was taken with
fula In the hip when only two years cd. We tried
several physicians. but Tie Toy gol no relief from
their treatment. Noticing your EOsADALIs Ie-
commended so highly. bought some of it Of you
I'm the year leG2. and continued giving il iil the
sores finally healed up. lie IS now twcniy-one
years OF age and being satisfied that your medi-
cine did him so much good when he used ii. we
want To- Try IL again ia another casc, and now wric
10 You 10 get some Of it,
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DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION IN
IL RICHMOND.
CITY COMMITTEE.
.ORGE III. POINDEXTER, superintendent
uN q lAHN. rren snrlr.

GEORGE III. POlNDEXTER, superintendent;
JOHN T.. CARY, Treasurer;
W.D. CIIESIERMAN, Secretary.
Ward SuDeristeadeRts. Presidents n
clubs.
Marshall Ward-W :. Catleti. Henry MctzgcT.
jefferson War Nv. W. Wood W. VI. Turpin
Madison Ward-Sol. Cutchins. Joseph J. English
Monroe Ward--i. u. smith. Jr. n. VI. smith. III.
jackson Ward-W JAS smith. rhOs. cox Third
Precinct club.
Clay Ward-P. :. Derby,hire. q. :. Derbyshfo,
I'ds 10 w. Broad
HE-T THE SUPERlNTENDENTS OF WARDS
or PRESIDENTS OF CLUES ARE TuE PROPER
PERSONS TO APPLY TO FOR IMPORTATION WITH
REGARD To TRANSFfKS, REGisTRATbN, &c,
RS- S-HEADQUARrEHS EOR THE CITY COM
MITTFF and CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
COM NlrTEEs VIII be established IA few days.
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Maiden, Mass, Feb. l. lsso.-Gcntlemen,-
suffered with attacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for wears in the most
terrible and excrutiatlng manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me relief or
care until used Hop BtttcrS.
The first bottle
Nearly cured inc";
The second made me wen and strong as when
child.
~And have been so 10 this day
NY husband was an invalid for twenty years
with serious
kidney, liver, and urinary complaint
"Pronouncod by Bos;ons best physicians
q" Incurablc."
seven bottles OF your bitters cured him, and
know Of the
Lives Of eight persons"
In my neighhorlood that have been saved by
your hittcrs.
And many more are using them with great bene-
~.
They almost
DO miraclCsf" MRS. l. d. SLACA'
How TO GET SICR.-Exp0se yourself day ana
night: cat too much. without exercise; work TOO
hard without rest; doctor al the time; tlke all
the vile nostruns advertised and then you VIII
want 10 know hotc 10 get ,oeN. which Is answered
I'm three words-Take Hop B;ters!
Sc 22-Sa,Tu.Th&wlm
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ALL IN WANT Of Carpets, Rugs, DrEggcts. Oh
Cloths, liass0cks at prccs much below their value
should call 1t ID. & f.. MIrTFLDoRFER's. 527
RrOaG street
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A Card from Colonel Evans.
? Editor Of the Dispatch:

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In the Richmond Whig Of this morning
Is notice Of my position upon the public
school question, quoting from speech
made by me in 1881 at banquet given by
the alumni OF Richmond College, and for
which 1t is sought to hold the party with
/ which am associated responsible.
MY personal opinions respecting the pub
tic schools, and also respecting the public
debt OF the State. have not been hidden
But after full discussion and mature delib-
Grafton majority OF the legal voters, the
rightful rulers OF Virginia, have overruled
me in respect 10 both Of these subjects, and
] bow to their judgment rs loyalty as ever
yielded TO the judgment OF q court against
me.
Therefore, when | became q candidate
for the Democratic nomination as delegate
from the city OF Richmond to the next Gen
eral Assembly of Virginia, l thereby un-
dertook to recognize and carry out 10 my
representative capacity the principles and
views OF political conduct promulgated in
the platform OF the Democratic party lately
adopted at Lynchburg.
am gratiGed to know that not one OF
my felow-ctlzens has ever asked me for q
pledge, oral or written. They are willing
to trust me to represent their views and
interests, though on some abstract ques-
tions nay differ with them. The purpose
OF the people Of Richmond In respect to
the public schools is not open for debate.
The people ei Richmond are IN favor OF the
public schools, and know it. and shall not
misrepresent them. twill be my pleasure
il sent TO the Legislature to make the pub
lie schools as efficient ard useful as pOssi-
bic. and TO keep them out OF the hands OF
any political party that Will Use them as 4
political machine for party purposes.
Very respectfully,
TVOuAS I EyANS
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THOMAS J. EVANS.
Sentcmhor oe iS92

T.. :. The foregoing letter will not ap.
pear in the Wing. where | desired il to az.
pear because the WING declines topublisl
it even * an advertisement. T. j. l..
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BLANKETS. Underwear, Flannc,,, Corsots. and
Domestics at very low puccs at -. & l.. MlrrEL-
nORFER's.
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l. 1T SUPERSTGTIOS TO SUPPOSE
because .hc famous beauty, Nrs. Langtry. uscs At
KINsON's new perfume Glove Pink " hat it can
ec.oct ono. nor.0nal anncarancnE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-29

10 the Germc1 RcfOTHtd HesSchgtr 40 C.ain-
bcrsburg, PENN:
4 BENEFACIi.ESs.
Just o,cn The door for her. and alrs. Mnslow
will prove thc American Florence Nightingale of
the Nursery. Cf ,hli We arc 30 sure that wC will
teach oar "Susy" % say a blessing on iFs.
Winslow fos helping her 20 survive anu escape
the gripping. coching and tccth.ug siege. MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP rCiCyes tie
child from pain. and cures dysontery aud diar-
rhUl. IL softons The gums. reduce, Inflammation.
cures wind-colic, and carries he infant safely
through the tcct.lngpcriod. II ltperiorms precisely
wha. 4 profcs,cs 10 perform. every pant % itno-
thing les. We have never seen Mr.. N.n-l0w-
know her only through the preparations of her
"Sooth.ng syrup for Children Teetning." II We
had the power We would make Ter, a. Size T.. a
physical savior 20 the infant race. SOLD by al
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Sill Another.

Just opened, another new line OF go
Sl2. and 2lj suits at the Clothing Palace
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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READ the great announcement IN D. & F.. NIT
rELDOEFER's new advertisement.