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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
Slain for Fashions Srke.
THE WAY LITTLE CALIFORNIANS BRING DOWN
THE LOVELY HUMMING-BlRDS.



During the last two or three years, or
since ficklc-minded fashion has decreed
that birds aS well rs feathers should be
used 10 ornament the heads Of the elite OF
feminine society, a new source Of reve-
nue. has been opened to the natives Of
Southern California. Santa Barbara, being
''thc land Of flowers" is necessarily the
home OF the delicate little humming-bird.
which lives upon the distilled pollen or
bee-iood OF our gaude,t flora. In glass
case upon the counter within the drugstore
OF \. NJ. Ruiz was discovered two rows OF
dead humming-birds, each with their little
- feet turned up TO the daisies" "The
trade is recently-deyeloped one" said
Mr.. Ruiz. lit IS less than three years
old, but it is steadily growing. We do not
propose 10 engage very largely in it. as it
is not exactly in our line, which is drugs
and periumery, but we find profitable
market for al we can obtain"
How do YOU obtain these humming-
bird, :" Quericd the reporter.
1.-THE little boys bring them in. There
are four or five little Californians who live
In or near town who are experts with
sling-shOtS. skilfully-manipulated i'm
proyeIncnt upon the cOntriyance used by
David 10 Kill Gohah. Small pebbles or a
tcaspOOniul Of small bird-shOt is used, and
when propelled by our little humming'bird
hunters usually bring down the bird.
These little hunters bring in on an average
about tive birds a day"
"Why do they not Use nets! 1t would
not DESTROY or iniure the delicate plumage
Of these little birds"
"Ncts would be better believe, but
the little Spanish children are used TO their
little sling-shOts, and are as skilful with
them ~ are their fathers with the tiara,
and woe to the hummiug-bird at which
one Of these little boys discharges charge
OF pebbles or bird-shot."
is there money in the business -
"No. not worth speaking OF. pay from
ten to fiiteen cents each for the birds, and
then dress and stuff them, aud ship them
to san Francisco. Then | am paid at the
rate VI fifty cents each for the female COM
mon bird and seventy-fye cents each for
those male birds Of the brilliant plumage."
:" l. there more than one variety OF hum
ming-bird In the market"
Yes. we have four. There Is the
Fiery or that bird you see there with
the red flaming throat. Then there Is the
suiphurelted or yellow bronzed bird. Next
the ordinary male. which has a green and
red plumage, and last, the brown, I'M
bronzed female bird"
"Whal Is the extent Of the trade"
'' Last year We sent OF less than thou
sand birds; we could have found market
for at least three times the number eX-
ported"
In continued conversation il was dis
covered that while san Francisco obtains a
large proportion Of these delicate little
birds, the best and prettiest are selected
and shipped direct 10 the fashion centres
in Paris aud London, where they command
high price.
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ToIogrnDhic Breyi.ics.

Many townships in the counties OF Clare
and Limerick, Ireland. have been officially
proclaimed rs being in disturbed state,
requiring additional police force.
The Triennia Council OF the Congrcga-
tional churches OF the United States begins
its session in Concord, n. H., October 10Th.
Christine Nilsson sailed yesterday for
New York on the steamer Gallia from Liy-
erpool. The silica, which sailed Yesterday
from Hayre. took ninety-threo members OF
the Nilsson troupe, including the ballet and
a portion OF the chorus and orchestra.
The Governor Of Georgia has declined to
interfere i'm the case of George Wallace
(colered), sentenced to be hanged at Sayan-
nah on Friday next.
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MORE ABOUT 1T.
A Singular Phase Of Crime.
A PROFESSIONAL GEORGIA KIDNAPPER BENZ
PURSUED BY ENRAGED CITIZENS.

A PROFESSIONAL GEORGIA KIDNAPPER BEING
PURSUED BY ENRAGED CITIZENS.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, September ga special
to the Constitution from Newman gives an
interview with the boy (White) who was
stolen 10y Oglctree. the notorious kidnap-
per. The Constitution previously gave the
details OF Ogletree's abduction OF Charlie
Tilden from Atlanta, and OF three other
boys in HARRISON county, all OF whom he
subjected to indignIties before they escaped.
The abduction OF Joe Allen White aroused
the country, and numerous parties went
in pursuit OF the rascal. A few days since
he was so closely pressed that he tied the
boy in a ience-corner and moved on him
sell. When found the boy was nearly dead
from fright and want Of food. He says the
man approached him August sth, telling
him that he owned saw-mill in Tennessee
and wanted him 10 work in it. His story
OF rambling through swamps, repeated
chastisementS, &C.. battles description. The
country is still being secured for Ogletree,
who manages to keep ahead OF his pur-
Suers.
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HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.
KINDLY BEARS TESTIMONY TO THE
VALUE OF THIS WATER.

GOVT, RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUT.
LITHlC ACID CALCULi. &C.
DR. ALGEhNoN :. GARNETr, Hot SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS,
Surgeon (rerred) United States Navy, Surgeon
Confederate states Navy.
NY experience In the Use Of Buffalo Lithia
Haier Is limited 10 the treatment of GOVT,
RHEI' MATI>M. and that hybrid disease RliEu-
MATlC GOVT so called. which Is I'm contradis,
tinction to the RIIEUMArolD ARTHRiTis OF
GARROD.
{" have had excellent results from this water I'm
these affections both In my own person and In the
treatment of patients for whom have prescribed
n. of course the remedial agent Is Us con-
tanned ALkALlES and their SOLVENT pro-
pcrtics. ~
Hence II IS "A PR0PIIYLACTIC As WELL
As A REMEDY in NEPHRITiC collie and
forming CAhCuLi when due to redundancy OF
IITillC ACID"
DIR. WILLIAM +. CARRISGToS, Hot SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS,
Surgeon trctlred) United states Navy, Surgeon
Confederate states Navy, Medical Director
Army of Northwestern Virginia.
"The Buffalo Lithla Water, Spring No 2, has
,ignally demonstrated It's remedial power In
GOUT. RHEUMATISM, RIG AID GRAVEL.
and other maladics dependent upon the URIC
+" IL moi only eliminates from the blood the dele
FERROUS agent before IL CRY sTALLiZEs; but dis
,ze that renders lis passage along the ureters anu
urethra comparatively easy
DIR. I. -. BUCHANAN, Hot SPRINGS. ARKASsAs-
"Ihave observed decided beneficial results from
the use OF the Buffalo Lithia Water. spring No. z,
In GOVT. both In NV own person and IN others
for whom have pfescribcdit II.
F" have taken pleasure I'm advising some of my
EQUITY patients 10 try these springs
DIR. G. W. LAWRENCE. Hot SPRINGS, ARKAN-
SAS.
"Tne Buffalo Lithia Water Of the Mecklenburg,
Va springs have used for a number of years.
"Iueit ~ a general drink when ] am travel
ling To avoid impurities or admiNed waters un-
known i'm properties u me.
- 1 advise NV patients who require The diluent,
solvent. ami combining properties Of he water "a
drink IL ~ \ CORRECTIVE In all LiIliiC
ACID HIS
For ,ale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Agents tor Virginia springs Waters.
Sc l6-SuSW3w
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Conviction OF u Murderer.

by telegraph 10 the DlspatchJ
BALTIMORE, September 22.-John Smith
(cOored) was convictedat Oakland, Garrett
county, Md, yesterday OF murder in the
first degree for the killing Of Josiah Hard
ing, near Elkins, on May 10Th last. The
evidence against Smith showed that nc had
been in Elkins drinking, and said he
would 20 away the next day, but before he
went he would do something which would
make the people remember him forever.
He went to IIarding's house and shot him
dead without proyocatIon, and then
dragged Mrs. Harding out Of the house and
assaulted her. Last Sunday Smith had
made plot 10 kill the sheriff as he entered
his cell. but this failed. During the trial
the prisoner showed the utmost unconcern.
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Precipitatsd TO Death Down q Coal
shaft.
rBv telegraph to the Dispatch

ny ItItEIHIIII W IIIt III7I'NNNIsI
WMKEsBARRE, PA, september % "A
terrible accident occurred this afternoon at
Woodland shaft OF the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Coal Company at King
ston. The shaft is five hundred feet deep,
and has twenty feet Of water at the bot
tom. George Bulg, Thomas j. Davis, Ed
ward Phillips, ana Isaac Bevan were work.
ing on a platform timberng the shaft sixty
feet from the bottom. A piece OF timber
weighing half ton, while being lowered,
fell on the platform, which gave way, and
the men were precipitated to the bottom
and drowned. Phillip Parry and Lewis
Il. Jones were saved by hanging to the
heam after CRYING for help.
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Murdered and Robbed.

10y TVItEIHIIW % lHV I7TsTIFIVH'I
CINCINNATI, September pa dispatch
TO the Commercials Gazette from New Al
bany, Ind. says Thomas Johnson. young
farmer residing near Salem, had been to a
fair Thursday, and carelessly displayed his
money. On his way home that night he
was attacked and beaten TO death. Two
pistol-shot wounds were found on him, and
his money was gone. No arrests.
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Abandoned AT Zen.
LRy telegraph to the Dispatch

TBy telegraph to The Disratch.I
WASHINGTON. September 22.-The Signal
Corps station at Portsmouth, n. c., reports
that the schooner Charles +. IIeyer, OF
Thomaston. Maine, loaded with lumber,
apparently abandoned at sea. came ashore
twenty miles south Of that station on the
night OF the 10th. No one on board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
I al owe my restoration IN health and beauty 10
| the Cuiicura Remedes"- TestfHlonfdt Of q Bot

I al owe my restoration 70 health and beauty to
| the Cutcurs Remedies."- Tesftmonfdt Of q Bos-
ton Lady.
DIsFIGURING HUMORS, HUMILIA-
~ TING ERUPTIONs, Itching Tortures, scro-
fula. sait-Rheum, and Infantile Humors cured by
the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier. cleanses the blood aud perspiration Of
impurities and poisonous elements, and thus re-
moves the cause.
CUTICUIA. the great skin-Cure. Instantly
aliays Itching and Inflammation, clears the Skin
and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores and restores the
Hair.
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite skin Beauii-
fer and Toilet Requisite. prepared from Cuticura,
IA indispensable IN treating skin Diseases, Baby
Humors. skin BlcmIshes, sunburn, and Rough.
Chapped, or Greasy skin.
CIrTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure,
and the only real Blood Purifiers and skin Deaut-
ners.
IL would require this entire paper TO do justice to
a description Of the cures performed by the CUTI-
CURA RESOLvENT internally. and CUTTCURA
SOAP externally. Eczema Of the palms Of the
hands ana Oh Tue enoo vi the nllktfs very ulihcut
IN treat. and usually considered incurable: small
matches Of letter and salt-rheum the ears, nose.
and sides of the fce scald heads with loss of hair
without number; heads covered with dandruff and
scaly erupions, especially Of children and infants.
many of which since birth had been mass Of
scabs: itching, burning, and scaly tortures that
bailled even relief from ordinary remedies. soothed
and healed rs by magic; psoriasis. leprosy. and
other fflghtful forms of skn-discases. scrofulous
ulcers. old sores, and discharging wounds each
and all of which have been speedily, permanently,
and economically cured by the CUTICCRA
REMEDIES when physicians, hospitals, and all
other remedies failed, as proven by vast num-
Der Of sworn testimonials In our possession.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, so cents
REsoLvENT, 81: SOAP. - cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston, Mass.
L.. 40 a
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Railroad Shops Burned.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
ST. LOUIS, September pa fire broke
out in the Hannibal and st. Joseph rail-
road shops at Hannibal yesterday MORN
ing. which totally destroyed the machine
and blacksmith-shopS Loss, $4,000; par
TALLY insured. Two hundred and fifty
men are temporarily thrown out OF en-
OlOyment.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, September %. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whitc, sS4 bushels. Red, 7.492
bushels.
CoVN.-Whife. 1.l5S bushels.
OATS.-2,0S2 bushels.
klE.--lzU bushels
MEAL.-5O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whlte. 1874 bushels good at Sl.0s
Red, So bushels choice Longberry at sl.l2: 992
bushels mixed at Sl.O6 Sill; LIPS bushels
common 10 prime Shortborry ~ II 70 sl.O-.
CORN White, 942 bushels very good 10 prime
AZ G5 TO Sc.
OATS.-240 bushels { fir liked at 3fc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

TuEY WERE DIVORCED. Indianapolis,
Ind.-The Sentinel says: A Kentuckian
writes OF how he passed from misery TO
happiness We'd been together eleven
years. and we never were what you may
call congenial. | mean rheumatic and my
self. Finally 1t cot 10 be altogether too
lively for yours truly. and i just invoked
the power OF 81. Jacobs Oil. That's how
me and my pain came 70 be divorced"
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swift's specific has cured me Of scrolula, when
Is hereditary IN my family. ! have suffered WIN
IL for many years aud have tried Sf.at many
physicians and all sorts of treatment: but 70 10
purpose ana when began to take ewitts = e., ,.
! was IN horrible condition; Dnt' thanAs .o M
great rem, dy, 1 am rid Of the dlsease, lh't ~
no doubt that 10 Is the greatest nediclh. w ~
ence and hope any who doubt VIII "i,e :" .'o,
n. 4. UAWES, JR., tiarSs'i.ie' ia.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING Ty
Probable Murder by a Circus. Man I'm
Norfolk
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, September PA proba.
bic murder took place at Sells Brothers
circus this afternoon. One OF the circus
attendants caught negro boy crawling
under the canvas, and beat and kicked him
so numerically that it is thought he can
not possibly survive, and is reported dying
tonight at his home, on DENLY street. The
man who assaulted the boy escaped from
the city. Several OF the circus-men were
arrested and then dismissed, the manager
OF the circus calling the roll and finding one
missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
SIR ALEXANDER T. GAIT, President;
EDWARD RAWLINGS, MANAGING DIRECTOR
soma. AND MINERAL-wATERS. &c

A GENCY FOR VIRGINIA SPRINGS
N AND OTHER
MINERAL WATERS.
We have constantly on hand all the famed MIN.
FRAI WATERS from Virginia and West yir-
gaia, received direct: ,.r ~, r,,,..
WHITE SULPHUR, RED SULPHUR,
AILFGIIANN, HEALING,
tsifEtr Al N 4 iIIIIA RoCkBRIDGF ALUM
BLUE RIDGE, WOLtTRAP LIIHA;
Also the waters from sARAr9lG,,A 4 !, srE.NGs and
UfrVyxDI JANOs and other EUROPEAN WA.
TIERS. PURCELL. LADp& CO.. Druggists.
au25 Agsnts Virginia Springs Waters.
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Assignment.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatc

by telegraph 70 the DIspaIch'I
NEW YORK, September 22.-An assign
ment for the benefit Of creditors was filed
to-day in court by Bronner d Co., clothiers
of this city, to Abraham Smith, with pre-
ferences amounting to $l65,S52.
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THE TURF.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch

SUyEpsHEAp BAY, C. l., September d.
First race--one mile-Vocalic won; Huron
second. Ligau third. Time, l:45S. French
pools paid $3.50.
Second race-handIcap sweepstakes, one
mile and a quarter Mediator won ;
Euclid second, Referee third. Time, 2:10{.
Third race great Long Island stakes for
all ages. four miles-won by Eole in gal
lop. Time, 7:43t. Apollo scratched.
Fourth race-handicap sweepstakes.
three-auarter mile hea.s-Breeze won the
first heat; Little Phil second. Navarro
third. Time, 1:l5i. Breeze won the Sc
cond heat and the race Little Phil second,
Navarro third. Time, 1:16a.
Fifth race-the autumn steeplechase,
full rse-Charlemagne won; Disturb
ance second, Jim MCGOWAN third. Time,
$50.
CovingtOn. n.y., Races.
CINCINNATI, September 22.-The first
race at Covington to-day-for two-year-
olds, three-quarter mile-Lotisville won !;
Bridget second, Burr Oak third. Time,
Loo.
Second race-for horses that have started
and have not won during the meeting, one
and quarter miles-Levant won; Monarch
second. Kilmeny third. Time, PA. The
race was a great surprise. as may be seen,
when it Is known that French pools paid
S50j.S0.
Third race-Falsetto stakes for three
year-od foals OF 1880, two mileS-Aztec
won; Obermyer second, Violator third.
Time, 3:45i. French pools paid on this
race S23.40, and on the first S2l.90.
Fourth race-winning penalties and al
lowances for non-wlnners, mile heats
Elle II. won the first heat; Wall-Flower
second. Pastoral third. Time, LAG. Sec
ond heat-Fostoral won; Effie II. second,
Wall-Flower third. Time, LAC. Third
hcat-Efie III. won in last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
Reducing reIegraphic Rates.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Dispatch.I
New YORK, September 22.-The West.
ern Union Telegraph Company has issued
an order reducing rates in and between the
Eastern and New England States, to take
effect October LIST.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC

Is not triumph Of science, but Is a revelation
through The Instinct Of the untutorca savage, and
Il a complete antldote TO all kinds Of Blood Poi
son and skin IlumOr.
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baseball Games Yesterday.

fBy telegraph to the DisDiich.l
Altoona: Harrisburg, Z; Altoona, 6.
Pottsvile Anthracite. IL; Active, 3.
Philadelphia: Detroit, 6; Philadelphia,
6.
Boston Boston, IS; Buffalo, 4.
New York: New York, 3; Chicago. ).
Brooklyn: Domestic, 3; Brooklyn, 8.
Providence: Providence. IL; Cleveland,
/.
Columbus: Metropolitan, z; Columbus,
1.
st. Louis: Athletic, 6; st. Louis, o.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati. 5; Baltimore, 0.
Louisville: Eclipse, s. Allegheny, 4.
At New York. eighteen young women,
attired, attempted to play a
game OF baseball at the Manhattan Ath-
letie Club ground to-day. The contest was
a mere burlesque-lt resulted as follows ::
Brunettes. 81; Blondes, -.
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VNDERWEAR.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

nor SALE-A RARE CHANCE-A
II GOOD BUSINESS. now in operation, and
paving a net proit OF $500 per month; can be
made to double with live man. This Is an easy
business and | VIII thereby convince any man
that this can be done before paying dollar. Cap
ital required, ~ 900. None but those who mean
business solicited. sold on account of the health
Of the owner. . - -
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auetionccrs,
Sc 22-3t 1ll3 Main street.
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CANDFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
y the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure Of
every form of Catarrh, from simple Head-COd
to incipient Consumption Relief in Eve minutes.
Nothing like it. Grateful. fragrant, wholesome.
Cure begins from first application. and Is rapid,
radical, permanent, and never falling. COM
for SANDFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
sc 23-Su&
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Flour.
BY Telegraph.

Flour We quote: haze. s3@s3.5O. superdne
~ 2jG.3.75; extra. .s4.75@sj; family, t5a
$3.50; Patent family. s6ans7.
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RrsrAURANrs. BILLIARDS, &c.

HOT TEN.CENT LUNCH; MEALS
III To ORDER.
EVERY LUXURY IN THE MARKET.
FINEST WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND
TOBACCO.
BEST BiLLlARD-SAL0oN In the city.
HENRY HEUsFR,
te2 No. 1908 Main street.
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Af,er suffering TWENTY-FIVE years Win a psin'u,
Drv Te,,er. aud trying many physicians; Wa ~
a., rale>el by The use OF Swins sptcint. anu 4
~ 80, ~, commend AZ To all similarly aunrten.
'''e''""' RKv. l. r. BRANiiAM' Maeon' "s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
The Louisiana Lottery Matter.

lhy t'legfapn IN the DlspatcnsI
WASHINGTON, September 22.-The presi-
dent OF the New Orleans National Bank.
against which Postmaster-General Gresh-
ans order in regard to the lottery compa-
ny's mail matter was directed, has had an
interview with the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury on the subject. Secretary FOlger
told him that the question OF the delivery
OF mail matter 10 the bank was one over
which he had no direct control, that being
a matter under the jurisdiction Of the
Post-Oflice Department. The only ques-
ton, he said, which he Secretary Folger)
had to decide was whether the action OF
the bank in becoming the agent Of the lot
terry company TO receive its mail was pro-
per subject fol- investigation by the Trea-
sury Department.
MORE ABOUT 1T.
NEW ORLEANS, September 22.-The New
Orleans National Bank has obtained an
Injunction restraining Postmaster Mer-
chant from refusing to deliver registered
letters or pay money-orders to said bank
on the ground that they are agents for the
lottery company which has been excluded
from tho mails
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1T PURIFIES
THE
ATMOSPHERE.

ITS EXPOSURE IN
\ SiCk-ROOM. GEL
LAR. c = o : r. T, OR
STABLE pur.fles the at
mosphere and drives
away the germs Of dis
ease and death.
TAKEN INTERNAL
LY IT PURlFlES THE
STOMACH. giving IL
tone and healthy yigor.
It's thus that IL CURES
Indigestion and Dyspep-
sia.
WHEN USED As \
LOTION IL destroys all
Freckle- and l,lotch-PrO-
ducing Germs, leaving
the skin clear. white. and
transparent as that Of a
little child.
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PAINTS.

TOUNsTON'S PATENT sIANDA AikD
~ IN, III ,v made In pure white and all fashiVna-
b,e coIors: simply requiring water TO mix then;
They RG,s ' sss rS ssIs'f saS S
wiz nY' i"' PURCELL, LADD Il CO.
"n'ce"' Agents Richmond, Va.
A. n, o,f,1fiOas au 23-3m
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DARBYs PROpHYLACTIC FLUID.
WILL PREVENT TIE CHOLERA.
the most pOwerrul Anti

the most powerful Anti
septic agentw which chem
listry has produced.
It's use ether INTER-
,NALLY OR EXTER-
lNALLY renders al IT
comes I'm contact win
/ PURE. SN EET. AND
lLLfAN: the production
I of disease-gcrns ceases,
and the patient RECEIVERS.
W HEN Us ED ON
/ L l. & f. Il :, SCALDS,
BURNS. ERUPTIONS.
/ AND SORES, 1T STOPS
/ ALI PAIN. SWEET
EMS THE PARTS. AND
/ PROMOTES THE RAP
I'D FORMATION OF
I HEALTHY FLESH.
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s1-nnn REWARD

will he na'd 20 amy chemist Who VIII nnl, on
WI y, ~ 100 bottles III :. :. y, one particle OF
i.rcur,. Iodide Potassium, or say mineral suo-
stance. -. ....,,r.r spr.IpIc COMPANY
'"' Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
~, ,,.s - ls-lw
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Just try Nosegay and you'll smoke no
other. Price, ) cents.