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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05
FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION.
n Passenger Train Runs Into Freight
An Engineer Fatally Hurt and
Tramp killed.

ICorrcspondcuce Of the Richmond Dispsich.l
PETERSBURG. December 4, 1883.
An accident occurred oil the Norfolk and
Western railroad this morning between
Lynchburg and James-Riyer station 10y
which the engineer, Mr.. Richard ii. Pond.
OF this city, was very badly. and II Is fear
cd fatally, injured, and an unknown
tramp who was stealing ride on one OF
the trains was killed. Mr.. Pond left this
city yesterday In charge OF the regular
Iyncblurg express, made the trip safely.
and took charge OF the train which left
that city for the east early this morning.
A heavy fog prevailed, and as the passen-
ger train came rushing along towards
,James-River station, the engineer unable
10 see far ahead, and not aware OF any
train before him, il ran into freight tram
which had been stopped at that station.
A number of cars were damaged, rs also
the engine. The tramp was found badly
crushed between two OF the freight-cars,
and died I'm few minutes after being re-
moved. A telegram just received t4P. NJ
from the scene OF the accident says Mr..
Pond Is expected TO die every minute.
Mr.. Pond was one Of the oldest, most
faithful. and trusted engineers on the road.
He went on the road soon after the war,
and has been running there ever since. lie
was brave and gallant Confederate sol
der. natiyeof Chesterfield county, served
throughout the war in the SOutbSide Artii-
lery (Smith's battalion), and surrendered
rs sergeant at AppomattoX. lie has wne
and several children in this city. He Is
very popular all along the dine OF the road,
where he Is well known. and the sad acci-
dent that has befallen him is deeply regret
ed.
ANOTHER ACCouNT-BOTu TRAINS BEHIND
TINE.
(Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. December 4, 1883.
This morning, five miles east OF Lynch
burg, the passenger train on the Norfolk
and Western railroad from this city to
Richmond ran into the eastern-bound
freight train, wrecking the cabOose and
two fat-cars Of the freight and the engine
and baggage-car OF the passenger train.
A negro tramp, name and place of resi-
dence unknown. who was stealing ride
on the tender OF the passenger train, was
killed: Engineer Richard III. Pond.
Of the passenger train, was so badly
mangled that little hope OF his re-
coyery is entertained, and brakeman and
one passenger were slightly hurt. Both
trains were behind time. The freight left
here about ! O'Clock. with the expectation
of making the siding at SiX-Mile bridge,
where the mail was to have passed. The
mail. however. overlook the freight hence
the collision. The conductor OF the freight
train says he saw the mail fully mile ana
a half of. and fearing an accident, he, with
two trainmen. leaped from the freight and
ran back considerable distance 10 flag the
mail but Engineer Pond did not see them,
and the mail dashed at full speed into the
rear of the freight. The fireman on the
locomotive Of the mail train jumped. and
escaped without injury. The mail train.
with the wounded OH board, returned to
thjs civ
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Bratiano and the Late Gar.

Vienna dispatch 10 London Daily Telegraph
NJ. Bratiano. the Roumanian Prime
Minister, has just delivered remarkable
speech IN the Chamber OF Deputies. Sew
cral passages throw considerable light on
contemporary history. Thus. in referring
to the late Emperor OF Russia, VI. Bra
tiano said: ITO those who represented
me to him rs the greatest enemy Of Rus
STA. he replied, THAT may be; but |
nevertheless appreciate him, for he has
never tried TO deceive me- When. prior to
leaving PIevna, | wanted to ray my re-
spects to the Gar. | went TO head
quarters. and there the Russian statesmen
who were i'm attendance on the Emperor
surrounded me and said: For goodness
sake tell us what you want. You know
the Car is shy; we will put before him
any request you have TO make. You see
Plevna has fallen. peace is imminent; ii
YOU are good ROumanian YOU will unbur-
den your heart and say what you wish for
| thanked them. asked for an audience,
and was introduced to the Cars presence.
| expressed myself thus: 'Sirc, have Il
favor to ask The Car, in an encourage
ing tone, babe me proceed. Your Ma
jesty has said and often repeated to me
that hencefOrth there will be perpetual
peace between the Russian and Rouma-
nian peoples Yes replied the Car, and
such will be the case what / want TO
solicit of your Majesty resumed, is
that you will impress this on your success
or In answer the Car pointed to the
Roumanian medal on his breast. ! then
left the Imperial presence, and, once out
side, said, 'Well, gentlemen, you see
have not been long. i forgot to make any
request or claim whatsoever So long
as there was an army of 100000 OF 400, 600
men in Roumania nothing was said about
the retrocession OF Bessarabia to the King.
to myself, or, indeed, to anybody. AleXan-
der IL. was a friend Of peace, not con-
queror. As regards those who surrounded
him, that is different question altogether"
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LYNCHBURG.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tux fkb-flEAD-TOBACCO.
fCsrrespondeAeeo OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER q. 1888.
The grand jury OF the Corporation Court
has Indicted Harrison Crews. tie negro in
cendiary, on ten counts, and he will pro-
baby be tried tomorrow. lie voluntarily
confessed to every charge upon which he
Is TO be tried; but | understand that since
he has secured the services Of an attorney
he has Withdrawn his confession, and will
enter plea Of ''not guilty."
More than million pounds Of leaf 10.
Dacco were sold at The several warehouses
In THIS city last week. The farmers are
evidently making big preparations for the
celebration OF Christmas after the old yir-
ginia fashion. BPArNoxy
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Late weather Report
fsneri.l relnZram 10 the Dispasch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December 81 Il
M.--For the Middle Atlantic States, warm.
or, fair weather, proceeded by occasional
very light rains. southerly yeerlng 10 west
eriy winds, falling, followed by rising ba'
rometer.
For tho South Atlantic States. warmer
partly cloudy weather, occasionally very
light rains, winds mostly southwesterly
and in northern portions lower barometer
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HAMPTON.

PETITION TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RATION or THE TOWN.
fCorrcspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
DECEMBER 4, 1883.
The people Of this county will petition,
the Legislature 10 repeal an enactment oil
the last session which gave to Warwick
county large slice Of the most valuable
land IN this county.
The ladies OF st. Johns church are hold
ing feast IN the courthouse for the bene.
Dit OF their church.
The question Of incorporating the town
Is being discussed. HAMPTON.
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A short while after the announcement os
.ss nomination Mr.. Blackburn came ont
OF Use caucus, and, all wreathed In smiles
hurried 10 Mr.. Carlisle's room. He was
followed by Mr. Tucker, the one Carlisle
man from Virginia, who, too, appeared as
much elated as Mr.. BIackburn.- VasL.
"ffon letter Alexandria Gazette.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, December 4, 1883.
sALEs.FIEsT BoARD.-6,O0O North Carolina
As at 81; 5000 Virginia new IS at 531,.
SECOND BoARD.-2,O0O Charlotte Columbia
and Augusta second ~ (B. b. at 9s%; 10 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad at 80 ;
1000 Virginia new S's at 54; 1000 do. at 81
5000 do. at 81, 500 do. at 81, 500 do. at 81.
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o. FRIDAY. DEcFNBER lI1sa9.
Gv George :. Nashon & son.
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOuecrs.
No. Tenth street.

TYR L ST TEES SALE OF THREE
L TRACTS OF LAND LYING n HENRICO
COUNTY. AND CERTAIN Personal PRO-
InR'h D.. CONSISTING Or Two COWS, oNt
TWO-uOB~E WAGON AND HARNESS. Dor
OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
tirst. TRACT OF 100 .CRES OF LAND iu
said county. located on Telegraph road, about
eight miles north Of Richmond. kn0wu a- The
" DERRICK farm About 1 acres Of tins tract l>
heavily limhcred: about 10 acres tlat land. lm-
Proyements consist Of NEW FRAMED DWELL
ING with seven rooms. barn, stable. ana other
usual clubhouse. now occupied hN John Clacher.
second. \ TRACT OF 49, ACRES DO ~lIt
county. located on The Mountain road about one
and half mikes from >0iOmnu's. or fhp l.lI 90
Brook O mpIke. About one fourth Of thi, Iud D.
ln woods. improvements consist of FRAMED
DWELLING with two rooms, barn. stable. Sc.
we'll Of good water.
THIRD. \ TRACT or 1sa ACRES o. said couu-
", nc the intersection Of the Mountain road with
the old Mountain road. about one mile fiom ~oll-
mon s, or the head OF Brook turnpike. Abuut -lN
acres of this tract Is cleared.
The above Personal PROPERTY is ou the
tact of 1870 acres. and VIII Doe sid immediately
after the sale OF SAID tract Of land.
BY virtue OF 4 deed Of trust from John (ilchcr
and wife u the undersigned r. trustee. recorded
In lIcnricO County Court, ID. q. los. page l2S, tO
secure certain sum ~ money therein uImcu. de-
fault having been made IN thc payment thereof,
Will being thereto required hy he beneficiary OF
said deed, proceed 10 sell 40 public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1853,
commencing az l l O'Clock y NJ, the PROPERTY
above described.
The sale Will commence on tie premise. ~ The
tract OF 1870 acres.
TERMS 10y consenu viii. As a. personality. De-
cash: as 10 the realty, one fourth M cash; balance
10 one, two, and three years for notes. with I'M
rest added. secured by d'Cd ON the property.
no3O Trustee.
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DO not be deceived; ask for and take
ohy d. II. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Tough Drops for Coughs, Colds. and Sore
n nnroals. ID. .. and Trade Mark on every
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SHORTHAND.

DROFESSOR w. T.. TOUKE will be
Il at the Exchange and Ballard on THURS
DAY. December 9th fiom 2 70 +. NJ, to organ
lie classes in >1ENOGRAPHl. All who may
wish 10 acquire the profession call on above date.
Il. %
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CINCINNATI, O.-The Times Star saws
,nat az a r,medy for rheumatism and cure
ior pain st. Jacobs Oil takes the lead.
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Z, ,1;iiis NJ nnMe. AnctIoneers.

BY Williams howe, Auc"o"1e''
THAT VALUABLE STORE NO .v i ,,D
/ FAs'r MAIN STREET, OCCuPiED, ~, ~ III, ny
uosE. MEYER. TO BE SOLD AT AUCiioN'
Upon THE PREMISES, ON
AT4 O'CLOCK p. N.
II consists Of GOOD STORE on MAIN s s.rse,,
v,sh ~ rooms above for a DWELLING; akitcheh
rho iut fronts ON Main street about feet runs
,,cr go feet, more or less 10 an alley WIN tue
use Of alley feet Tide on r ges,er n Ss
.o,t,o Rnstness parts of the city; will always DE
in demand at good rent and offers good oppor-
unity for investment. o-, , roc
,hnSa and below this property has been recently
nsyed in the most beautiful and substantial man
ppar rasnitIng In an obvious increase OF business
H. .i,Is mart ~ the town. which VIII certainly ne
,,n ' in the near future BIS decided enhance
in T,l, ~ ,'' AZ ale WILLIAMS & BOWIE,
oo " AuctiOnecrs.
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Flour.

Flour We quote: Zine. s3@f3.50; superGne
e3.25G.3.75; extra, s4.75Wt4.9O; family, 500
s5.25; Patent family. s6inr6.25.
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BY T.. Il. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a north Ninth street.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR : \ l. Z, A HANDSOMET-
Il DWELLING-ItOUSE on Park avenue ii
near Monroe Park. lot fronting l46 fect i inches;
Just completed. Is carefully built. Has eleven
rooms. stOTcrOOm, buffers pantry. furuace-rOOm,
cOal-cellars, and AL modern improvements. APP
ply 10 JOHN G. SHAFER, 1904 Main street. be-
tween the hours Of 9 \. VI. and L. NJ. or nj 900
Park avenue after i. VI. no l4.eOdlm
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STOCK SHEEP FOR SALE.

I HAVE NOW AT MY PENS. AID
Il JOINING THE STATE SCALES. $50 FRS r
CLASS STOCK SHEEP for sale. about equally
divided-EWES and WETHERs. Call n once.
de- 4-2tf FIR. G.. BRAUER.
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by Telegraph.
NEVv VnDL

NEW YORK, December 4.-Noon-Stocks higher
anu easy Money per cent. Exchange
Long, 4e2s; short, 4s4h. Governments easy
States strong.
hctRing.-Exchange. ASP. Money, 2kG3 per
cent treasury b9lanceS-Currency, fIlG,177;
com. s3'4l6. Governments strong az per Genus
Ia Ia; per cents, 1873; per cents, ZOOS bid.
Inc stock market to-day WAS weak and lower.
niIafds were features of speculation. Oregon
irahsceGunentsl declining %, Northern Pacific
To- ana pfeierrei ~. Tho decline I'm these shares
wac due u unconhrmed reports that the Oregon
ranscontinental directors had decided 10 pass tile
january dividends, and thar the company had a
heavy noating debt uuproyided for Pressure TO
sen Wizards had an nnfayorable effect on other
active shares. Northwest was lower On rumOrs OF
ifeh railway complications az the West Stock
SOFA down III. 81. Paul fell OF z, I.ackawanna A.
louisville and Nashville \. Central Paeifc q. New
York Central |, Reading 1. I'm on Pacific 3. The
market closed weak AZ near the lowest price OF
the day. Compared with last nights c,o.ing,
prices were X 10 ~ lower. Villards showing fhe
greatest decline Sales, 2ss, 900 shares.
BALTIMORE
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Miss Alice Freeman, president Of
Wellesley College, is described rs slight and
grlish in figure, with youthful face. She
is Il doctor OF philosophy.
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DAwSON's NEURALGIc CURE.

iAWSON'S NEURALGIC CURE HAS
NEukALGlA, RHEUMATISM. and TOOTH
ACHE. Ask or send for circular. For sale by
L. ROBERTS BAKER,
.uet Mlin street.
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WHEkT.-white. 400 bushels very good alsl.13
10 ella. Red. 495 bushels common to rood
Longberry at sl.05 to SLIP: 604 bushels mixed
on private terms; 5s2 bushels common 70 very
good shortberry at s3c. 20 f1.CS.
CoRS.-white, 1856 bushels common to prime
at so TO COO.
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LIME, CEMENT. &c.

- OSENDALE CEMENT AND CAL
IL ClNED PLASTERs-SchOoner Flenora Van
Dusen lust arrived aud now dischrging. For sale
low from vessel.
Also, large stock FRESH ROCKLAND LIME.
SAVAGE FlRE-bRlCKs, LATHS, &c.
WARMER MOORE.
Lime, Cement Lump and Ground Plaster,
no 80 Seventeenth street, south side OF Dock.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, ~
Il NICE DWELLINGS. IL
302 west Franklin street: II rooms. Posses
sion January 4. 1854. In good order.
THREE-STORY, corner Grace and Laurel; 10
rooms. bath, &c. I'm good order.
5OJ Franklin street. near Park. o rooms.
900 west Main street. near Park: 10 rooms.
5000 east Broad street; 10 rooms: large yard.
BIO west Main; bath. &c: ten rooms; cheap
2O3 Canal. near Third street: : rooms.
ll3 Mayo, near Ross; rooms: cheap.
BIB north Thirticth street; rooms.
3l6 west Cary street. new: 7 rooms.
1913 west Cary street, new; rooms.
1918 west Clay street; rooms; IN good order.
SMALLER HOUSES in other localities.
STORES. OFFICES. WAREHOUSE. FACTO-
RIES, STABLES, and STORAGE-ROOM.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
de oct lib Main street.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, December 4.--virginis 6's. con-
S4H; new S., 0SH. Bid.
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NEW YORK, December 4.-Cotton-Nnt re-
ceipis, I.945 bales: gross receipts. 14,422 bales
Futures closed easy: sales, $4,000 bales; Uecem-
Der. S10.5OMSIO.j1: January. flO.57@Sl OBS
February. flO.73MS10.74 March, 80. $50
$40 50. April 11.O2afl1.O3: NAV. s1l.l5G
sll.lG; June. sl1.27@tl1.2s: july. s1l.39a
t11.40; Augu.t, 114s@sll.50; September
SI1I5MSlllo,
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Lest, STRAYED. AND FOUND.
DIssOLUTIONS d pARrRNEsKIps

RICHMOND, VA, December l. 1888.
TIlE FIRM OF LARUS n BROTHER.
L tobacco-masufacturers. Of this city, was dis
solved by the death of Mr.. III. G.. LARUS NOyem-
Der l4th. All parties indebted to the firm are re-
quested TO make payment. and those having claims
against lhe urn VIII please present them at once
under the frm-name Of LARUs 4 BROTHER
Settlements I'm each case ~ to December /. SS3.
de 2-eod2wE CHARLES ID. LARUS.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December 4. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WEAKENING, 400 bushels. Red, s,74o
bushels.
CoRy.-whits, 1886 bushels.
OArs.-s0O bushels.
MEAL--74 bushels.
MILI~OFFAL.-3O tons.
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nISSOLUTlON.-The co-partnership
IL heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the frm-name Of CLEMONS, LEVY 4 Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The busi-
ness of the firm will be closed up by MOSES &
CLEMONS. ". G.. CLEMONS,
ISAAC LEVY,
FELIN |. MOSES.
RICHMOND, VA, November ~, 1888.
no 2S-2w
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NITW AUKER.

MILWAUKEE, December 4.-Flour unchanged
Wheat usettlcd ut 953.c. cash. Corn stronger: No
2. 55lc. Oats firm: No. 2, gle. Provisions high
er. Mess pork, 1925 December. Lard-P Primo
steam. $40 December. Hogs steady.
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on THE SAME DAY
and at the same place viii proceed 20 scl az
public auction an the PER ~ONAL PROPERTY
thereon. consisting in ptrt Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
WAGONS. GEAR,
HORSES AND MULES.
CATTLE. HOGS. AND SHEEP.
PLANTATION TOOLS. IMPLEMENTS. AND
UTENSILS. Sc. So.
TERMS or SALE Of Personal Property Vill be- as
follows viz. Al sums Of $50 aud under, cash
and over that amount. negotiable notes al ninety
days. with interest. and satisfactorily cndor ed,
will be- taken. JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Trustee aud SPECIAL COMMISSIONS.
no p. d. %. u. DISQUALIFICATION! ,l3l3,l1,
lQ.BO
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A PENITENTIARY CONVICT GRANTED A NEW
TRIAL--CONyICTED Of LARCENY--HAND-
SOME NEW PASSENGER DEPOT CRIPPLE
CREEK RAILROAD.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07

"Then realized how the mistake
had occurred The deputv marshal
had given me his card and when in
troduced myself to the long-haired
man. I had without.noticinq it. given
it to him. made an elaborate eNpla.
nation. and in proof. told them to
search nv rockets where thev would
find several cards bearing different
names. but wonld find at least fifty
bearing one name. which was my own.
They dil so. and took the rope from
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DIsfnnce.

How many leagues of weary land and sea
Can place thy spirit far apart from miner
Can lure from distance dim some silent sign
To set my soul enfranchised far from thee
Afar from eyes that never leave me free,
From tones that stir my heart like mounting
wine
From presence thralling as some dream de
vine?
Alas by night and day all stay with me.
There is no distance-not for those who know
The silent countersign that makes them one
Whose thoughts are messengers that burn and
glow,
With loves fleet messages the winds outrun'
Go, sail the seas Go, seek the rising sun!
Beyond my constant heart thou INST not CO.
-.Mdry Ciemmer.
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An Incident Of The Crimea.

\ formidable mine had been dug and
loaded under the Mllakof tower. If
General MacMahon had not chanced to
discover in the barrack one wire lead
ing from well-concealed voltaic-pIle
to a large quantity of powder under it,
and another connecting it with the
powder magazine, the whole victorious
force might have been blown into the
air after having gained possession oi
the fort. The wires We're cut, but the
powder magazine could not be found.
Some of the French soldiers were set
ting fire 10 the empty gabons which
had been thrust into the small win
dows of the bomb-prool cellar under
the tower, in order to barucade 1t
/ One of the gabions appeared to be
moving. A French officer called out
that if amy one was there who could
speak French lie might come out with
out fear The gabion was pushed
through Che window, and very
young Russian officer crept out. He
was assured that he and any others
surrcndering as prisoners Of war would
be well treated After saving q few
words in Russian at the window he
was joined 10y four officers and 209
common soldiers. Thpv Lppppd
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Limit OF Human Swimming speed
Ihe utmost limit q human SWIM
ming speed Is two mics IN one hour
and nine miles has never been done in
five hours, ct in the face OF these
facts, we are told that Young woman
swan June 80 eighteen nllea IN laaS
than five hours the truth beng mat
she swan six or seven miles and dritt-
ed the remainder OF the distance. We
also learn that Ipan swan III the
Hudson twenty miles IN SIX houro;and
also read of two gentlemen, who, only
! few daxs aoo swan five mile. In one
r.,,.a,.i taa ,,in.to. .n.o,. 1r.5
''o'i anu :, ,,l ''-'' '
tratloh VIII rtducc 'hese erroneous te-
ports to Their fundamental alsuraity
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Failing /!

That IS what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know'jsst what
IS the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and eac month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRoN
BirrERs, aud this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
cnriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every par
Of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
lRoN BrrIERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent icvers, sc.
a3l S raca ST., Baltimore.
Nov. g, 1885,
was a great sufferer hwn
\ dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could CT nothing and
was growing weaker every
day tried Browns hon
Bitters, and am happy TO say
now have a good appetite
and am getting stronger
Jos MCcAwLEY
BRoWN's IRON BlTTERs
is nat a drink and does not
contain whiskey 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious cf
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-12
Wooden Water Pines

For conveying short distances Oess
than fifteen rods), and where the
amount desired is greater than can be
supplied BY . half-inch pipe, wooden
tubing will be found cheaper than iron.
lead or other metallic pipes Wooden
tubing. of from one and . quarter to
two-inch bore. may be obtained Of all
hardware dealers. In purchasing OBJ
serve that the ends arc iron-bound. to
prevent splitting when placed together.
and to prevent the tubes bursting when
under . heavy head Of water. Before
the pipe is laid. q is best TO give II one
or two coats of oil; even crude petro-
leum will do; this adds greatly TO the
durability. In pipes through which
there is 3 constant iow of water, there
is but little dangespf decay: in fact. ws
have known Of Old'iashiooed pump logs
teing remov after nearly fifty ycsIs
Of constant use, and found sound upon
the inside. Wooden. - well ~ other
pipes for conveying water, shsald Be
laid below the frost line. II the
water b intended for dripkiag purposes.
place the pipe It leage three feet under
Eround, and Il IN sandy. porous soils.
% . still greater deptA A1ier EAe pipe
= in position. and before tie water l.
admitted poQr hoe ooal tar over Il,
especially . eacA tosn6 which Is readily
doae b udng veteringspoe o. IN oe1
- OF cooee-Pok Always test vosdn
- oehae p1Peo a6sr tkey afD lst4 ~
admitting Waaer before c~Ssa11g-them
With soil. IN ogdsr ~ : lsak. n foun4
Dnv - en8i1v A0-AOin