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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26
Brief News Items.

One OF the civil justices OF Philadelphia
is the Keeper Of gambling-house.
The town Of Butler, Pa, uses natural
gas for illumination and for fuel. The
whole town is supplied by one well.
General Longstreet has been giving a
Chicago paper his views on few political
points. He does not think any southern
State will break away from the Democratic
party next year.
lightning ran along the wire into an In
diana telegraph office. The operator
| thought that q phenomenal man was 1t
work on q hasty message. "Don't send
so fast" he protested.
Professor Brooks reports that observa-
tions of his new comet Monday night show
that the extraordinary increase in brillian-
cy detected two nights previous still con-
tinues. The comet can now be seen with
q small telescope. and II its present in
crease OF briliancy continues, 1t must
soon be visible 10 the naked eye.
It Is asserted that the Car OF Russia's
famous ride through the streets OF Moscow
when entering II on the occasion OF his
coronation was a sham, and that he was
pers0nated by an officer Of the Imperial
Guard, made up TO resemble him. Certain
officials OF the English embassy discovered
the cheat. and they have not maintained
the silence which was eniOined upon them.
Senator Vest and Representative Magin-
mis-, United States Indian commissioners,
after a satisfactory council with the GroS
Ventres and AssinibOines, left Fort As
siniboine with an escort for the British
Northwest Territory few days ago. They
were met at the line by Major Shurtefl and
detachment OF mounted police, and were
treated with international courtesy and
escorted to The Canadian Pacific road.
Their labors being over. they will return
70 the United States UiG Winnipeg.
Chastened by defeat, Yale has at length
decided to go back to the old "Bob
Cook stroke, which proved to be pretty
good seven or eight years ago. The cap
tain Of the Yale boat crew and two OF his
men have been putting in their vacation
time under Cooks instruction in Philadel-
phia, and hope to be able TO teach their
fellows how the thing should be done.
Mr.. Cook has dropped boating for Journal
ism. and is business manager OF the Phila-
delphia Press.
y IamDurg-VOr-0er-hO r-hOene telegram
saws: Emperor William and his royal
guests were early on the field this morning
10 witness the ordinary manGuyres OF the
troops, which are to continue three days.
In addressing the army officers on the con-
clusion of the review and maneuvres En-
peror William said: II thank the COM
manders, the officers, and the men for the
calmness and perseverance evinced at all
points OF the maneuvres. 1t is a Joy and
honor TO me to see the Fourth Army Corps
once more. Probably it is the last time l
shall see you. One makes no plans at my
age" The operations Of the troops were
executed with the greatest precision. and
were followed with the keenest interest by
the Emperor William and the foreign royal
visitors. \ tea-party was given in the eve
ning and aiterward concert.
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Good Sneaker, for Richmond.

The Democratic City Committee have
invited Holmes Conrad, Esq, to speak here
on October I'd, Judge Waller X. Staples
on October 18th. and Hon. j. Randolph
Tucker October 18th. These will all be in
door meetings, and the gentlemen invited
will each have the evening to himself un-
less he prefers additional speakers.
There will be several outdoor rallies ar
ranged and announced hereafter.
Experience teaches that the night before
election is not the time for big meeting
but the time for clubs to meet for consuta-
ton and assignment Of members TO duty.
That is the work for the night before elec-
tion. The night but one before election
might do very well for the final meeting
and r meeting in the East End ana one IN
the West End should precede it. In the
nreparation for each and all OF these the
services Of the ward clubs will be invalua'
fla
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
j. j. Smith (colored), charged with steal-
ing three chickens, the property OF some
person unknown. Discharged.
Thomas Rowe (cOlored), charged with
stealing one whip and one umbrella, the
property OF some person unknown. Dis
charged.
William Jones Ccolored). charged with
feloniously breaking and entering the store
and dwelllng-house Of John Ham and
stealing one pair OF shoes. Discharged.
Aaron Wells (colored), charged with as
sault and battery. Discharged.
Alice Wade (cOloredl charged with tres
passing on the premises OF and threatening
TO assault Aaron Wells. Accused not ap-
pearing attachment issued.
Fred. Russell Tiffany, charged with be-
Ing drunk and suspicious character. Or.
dered to leave the city within twenty-fom
hours nonresident.
VI. Childress, drunk and disordery
Fined $3.50.
Susan Pleasants (colored), drunk. Fined
81.
Isaiah Sydnor (coloredl, drunk and tres
passing upon Second police station
Discharged.
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Hastings Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Archer Halstead (coloroD was found
guilty OF breaking and entering in the
nighttime the dweliEg-house Of {. Clio
netti and ste1ling one lot OF cigars. and
sentenced TO twelve months in Jail and fined
S25.
The case of Joseph Mann, indicted for
felony, was called and continued till next
Wednesday.
John Judah, charged with feloniously as
gaulting and wounding George Coombs,
was tried and acquitted. Judah was also
charged with carrying concealed weapons.
A aOlle prOSequ was entered.
The cases Of Anne Belle Coles and Martha
Gray, charged with burglary, were con-
tinued until next Wednesday.
Lewis johnson (colored) was convicted
OF petit larceny and sentenced to six
months in jall.
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A Curious GhOst.

A Frankfort (Ky.) telegram says: Con-
siderable excitement exists among the
townspeople over the midnight yisitations
OF an alleged ghost during the past few
weeks. About midnight on Saturday night
a withholding spectre. transforming Itself
into all kinds OF shapes and suddenly dis
appearing and then reappear!ng. at'
tracted the attention OF the residents
In the neighborhood Of Washington and
Railroad streets, but no one was brave
enough TO investigate the matter. Chief
of-police Hyde hAs detailed squad OF mcr
to watch the neighborhood until the mys
tcry has been unearthed.
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persounls and Brief efs.

Mr.. A. NJ. Davies, late prominent
banker OF this State, now Of New York, Is
in the city.
TO show himself in 4 sparring contest.
Rev. W. W. Landrum returned to the
city last night, and will preach at the Sec
ond Baptist church tonight. -, ra
Conyeyances will run every niteen min
utes from Libby-HiIl Park and the termi-
nus of the Street-cars TO Rockets. Speak
ing commences at O'Clock.
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Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called out twice YES
terdav. The first time to attend colored
man named Abram Turner, who was run
over law a buggy near the corner OF Brook
sverus and Marshall street. He was taken
n his nome. on Jackson street. The second
call Ia was 10 a colored man who was caught
under some falling earth, and bad his fifth
rib broken. while dltching near the Elos
schools. The sufferer was taSen 70 bis
home, on Leigh street.
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4 new post-olice has been established at
Elmo, Halifax county, Va, with William
Haynes postmaster.
The name Of Jockey Club has been
changed to Enterprise.
John W. Burch has been commissioned
postmaster at Dyer's Store.
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Grnu,s Opera Company.

for the Grau Opera Company commences
to-day. The company plays three-days'
engagement, commencing Thursday night
with Billee Taylor, and continuing Friday
night with the Mascotte; matinee, Oil
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FINANCIAL.
NEAL.SKIN SACQUES.

lust RECEIVED, A HANDSOME
- LINE or sEALsKISs, selected especially
for US BY the leading importers Of this country.
They are pronounced by them as fine collection
eau be gotten. We are now prepared 70 take
measures aud solicit esry orders 10 ensure prompt
attention. Also, orders for AsTRAChAN
tion. MuFFs, sc These goods are manufactured
in this city by competent workmen. Quality,
style. and finish viii be as good can be obtained
anywhere. All goods warranted Ia every respect.
We have nov in stock an assortment Of hand
some Fur CAPS for gentlemen.
REPAIRING n specially.
CHARLES HAASE 4 CO..
Manufacturers Of Fur Goods,
se 23-suW&F3t 62f east Broad street
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The members Of this camp OF Coniede-
rate veterans will meet tonight at the
Blues Armory to complete its organiza-
tion and transact business OF importance.
The membership Is composed OF many OF
our old and gallant soldiers, and the object
in view Is one which Is worthy In every
respect Of the cooperation Of those who
fought In the Lost Cause. 1t Is the wish
that the camp may succeed in Its noble
purpose Il. e., the care Of the Confederate
veteran.
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HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS,
KINDLY BEARS TESTIMONY TO THE
VALUE OF THIS WATER.

GOUT, RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATIC GOUT,
LITHIC ACID CALCULI. &C.
DE. ALCEhNOS :. GARNETT, IIoT SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS,
surgeon lrcarcdl United States Navy, Surgeon
Confederate state Navy.
"NIv oxncrieuce in the use of Buffalo Lithia
Mater is limited to the treatment Of GOUT.
RHEUMATISM and that hybrid disease RHEU-
MATIC GOVT isO called, which T. I'm cOntradiS-
tlnction 10 the RHEUMATOID ARTHRlTIS OF
II have had excellent results from this water in
thcsa affections both I'm my own person and In the
treatment Of patients fOr whom have prescribed
IT, OF course the remedial agent u Its con-
tained ALkALlEs and their SOLVENT pro-
Hence II Is a PROPHYLACTIC As WELL
As a REMEDY in NkPHRlTlC COLlC and
forming CALCULi when due to 4 redundancy Of
LlTHIC ACID
DIR. WILLIAM 4. CARRINGToN, Hot SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS,
Surgeon (rctireG) United States Navy, Surgeon
Confederate states Navy, Medical Director
Army Of Northwestern Virginia.
"The Buffalo Lithia Water, Spring No. ?. has
signally demonstrated its remedial power IN
GOUT. RHEUMATISM, RlC AZ I'D GRAVEL,
and other maladics dependent upon the URIC
ACID DIATlIESlS.
terlous agent before il CRY STALL LIZES. but dis
solves IL lu the form Of CALCtLl. at least To a
size that renders us passage along the ureers and
urCthra comparatively easy"
DIRT. B. BUCHANAN, Hot SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.
Il have observed decided beneficial results from
the use Of the Buit 40 Lithia Water spring No. z,
In GOVT. both in my own person and in others
for whom / have prescribed u.
q" have taken pleasure I'm advising some Of my
EQUITY patient, o. Try those springs
DIR. G.. W. LAWRENCE. Hot SPRINGS, ARKAN-
SAs.
"Tne Buffalo Lithia Water OF tie Mecklcnhurg,
Va. spring. have used for number of years.
"Iueit ts general drink when | am travel
ling 10 avoid impurities or admiXed waters un-
known in properties 10 me.
Il advise my patients who rcquir the diluent'
solvent. and combining properties 81 the water 70
drink IL AS 4 CORRECTIVE in all LlIHlC
ACID Ills"
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Agents Tor Virginia springs Waters.
sc 16-Su&W3w
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the Cuticura Remedics."- Testimonial Of a Bos-
ton Lady.
DIsFIGURlNG HUMORs, HUMI.lA-
IL TING ERUPTIoNs, Itching Torturcs' scro-
fula. sAlt-Rheum. and Infantile Hnmors cured by
the CUTICURA REMEDIES
ctyTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier. cloanscs the blood and pcrspiraticn Of
impurities and poisonous elements, and thus re-
moves the cause.
CtTTICuHA. the great skin-Curc, instantly
alIays Itching and Inflammation, clears the skin
and Scalp heals Ulcers and Sores and restores the
Hair.
CUTlCURA SOAP, an exquisite skin-Bcauti-
aer and Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cuticura,
Is indispensable IN treating skin-Diseases, Baby
Hnmors. skin Blemishes, sunburn, and Rough,
Chapped, or Greasy skin.
CITICURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure,
and the only real Blood. Purifiers and skin-Beaut-
hers.
uwould require this entire paper 10 do justice TO
4 description Of the cures performed by the CUTI-
CURA REsOLVEST Internally. and CUTICURA
SOAP externally. Eczema Of the palms Of the
hands aud OF the ends ~ the fingers. very difncut
TO treat. and usually considered incurable; small
patches q letter and sat-rheum on the ears, nose
and sides Of the fce sead heads. with loss Of hair
without number; heads covered with dandrun and
scaly erupions. especially Of children and Infants
many Of which since birth had been mass OF
seals; itching. burning and scAly iOrtures that
bafied even relief from ordinary remedies sootled
and healed by magic; psoriasis, Iepsosy. and
other fighiiul forms of skin-discases, scrofulous
ulcers. old sores, aud dischargng wounds, each
and all Of which have been speedily, permanently,
and economically cured by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES when physicians, hospitals, and all
other remedies failed, as proven by a vast num-
Der Of sworn testimonials in our possession.
sold everywhere. Price: CUTICCRA, so cents s,
RESOLYENT, 81: SOAP, 20 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co..
Boston, Mass.
Snnd fnr }. How fn Cnrn skim Diseases cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26

GOUT, RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATIC GOUT
LITHIC ACID CALCULI. &C.
DE. ALCEhNON :. GARNETT IIoT SPRINGS
ARKANSAS,
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Lillian Spencer

Tonight this pretty young actress will
be at the Richmond Theatre, and will pre-
sent "The Creole" play which comes
well recommended. The company is said
to be an excellent one, and i full house
may safely be expected.
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T.. NJ. GARRETT,
superintendent City School

1t Is right hard to get what we call a
good chew Of tobacco; but if you will call
at W. ID. Blair & Co.'s, 1909 east Main
street, and try their Best Sun-Cured 4"
YOU will find no difficulty in pronouncing
II the best chew In Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26

The most delicate persons enjoy taking EhoRY's
LITTLE CATKARTIc PILLS. They restore color
give wholesome appetite, put new hie In
broken-down body. Their action Is very mild.
Druggists sell them-l3 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISTiSG-hoUsE' Good work.
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CANDFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
- the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure OF
every form Ot Caiarrh, from a simple liead-Cold
10 lOcipient Consumption, keiief lnnNe mlnuteS'
Nothing like n. Grateful. fragrant, wholesome.
Cure begins from first application. aud Is rapid
radical. permanent. ana never falling. COM
PLtTE TREATMENT, with lNllALER,sl. ASK
for SANDFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
Sc 23-SuSW&w
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BUFFALO LITHrA WATER.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
FOR
GOUT, RHEUMATIC GOUT, RHEUMATISM.
URIC ACID CALCUII, &C.
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Late weather Report.

Especial telegram to the D'spatch.l
WlsHIYGToS. September 26-1 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair wea.
ther, north to west winds, nearly stationa.
ry temperature. higher barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
slight rise in barometer, nearly stationary
temperature.
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules
and vehicles.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 1ox o'clock, furniture
feather beds. Se.
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DOuK AND FOB WORK NEATLY
DEXECUTED az the DISPATCH PRINTING
rOUSR.
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1T PURIFIES
THE
ATMOSPHERE. A

ITS EXPOSURE IN
A SICK room. GEL
LAR. & = q : r. +, OF,
STABLE purifies the at
mOsphere and drives
away the germs Of dis
ease and death.
TAKEN INTERNAL
|LY IT PURlFlES THE
I STOMACH. giving IL
tone and healthy vigor.
IL j. thus that IL CURES
Indigestion and Dyspep-
.sla.
WHEN USED As \
LOTION ii destroys all
frcckle- and Blotch-Pro-
lducing Germs, leav ing
lthe skin clear. white. and
transparent as that OF a
little child.
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IsIr SUPERSTITION TO SUPPOSE

Is TT 81 oIITIV1' =" " We
because he famous beauty, Mr.. Langtry, uses At
KIysoS's new perfume "Clove Pink THAT IL can
effect ones personal appearaneef
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The following NEW FEATURES owe their In
PRODUCTION 20 this company:
Non-forfclture OF Policy by reason OF engaging
in more hazardous clas sidcation than that undei
which you insure. ,,
Permits for ocean Travel which previously only
covered fatal injuries, made 10 cover temporary
dtsablement as well, both on sea and Willie trtNel
Claims are paid Immediately on satisfactory
proof of injury or death.
This company has paid about $500 losses anC
has nersr contested ciGtm al tao.
For ANIMAL POLICIES al low rates, or ~ :
CIDENT TICKETS, or for FIRE lNSORANCt
ia strong comp tnics apply 20 - -
GEORGE ID. PIEASANTS & SON,
General Insurance Agents.
Ilu4k Main street.
Telephone No ia sc l9-W,f&Su2w
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Mr.. w. $. Catlett, superintendent of
Marshall Ward, has called a mass-meeting
OF the Democrats Of his ward, to be held
in Rockets tonight. The fullest attend
ancc is desired, and rousing time Is ex-
pected. Several distinguished speakers
are expected to be present, and speeches
from some Of the candidates for the Le-
gislature will be heard. Marshall Ward is
fully aroused, and will show her strength
at this meeting.
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We wish our friends to know that they
can get the genuine Montrose whiskey at
s. L. Weatherford's, Eighteenth and
Main W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 62 /;
8 A. NJ, 81; noon. rs; =. NJ, 76; 6 p.
NJ, IL; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 20 4-6.
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DARBYs pROpHYLACrICFLUrD.
the most powerful Anti :

the most powerful Anti
septic agent which clsin-
istry has produced.
It's use either INTER-
NALLY OR EXTE.R-
NALLY renders all IL
comes In contact with
PURE. SWEET, AND
CLEAN: the production
Of diseaSe-gernls ceases.
and the patient RECEIVERS.
" II r. y L SED ON
I L l. G + X :, SCALDS,
BURNS. ERUPTIONs.
AND SORES, 1T STOPS
ALL PAIN, SWEET
EMS THE PARTS. AND
PROMOTES THE RAP
I'D FORMATION OF
HEALTHY FLESH.
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REMOVALS,
y Il NJ y V A l.

@. W. LATIMER, DRUGGIST,
has removed his
DRUGSTORE
from No. 73l to No. 500 (frouf southeast -
northwest corDerl west Marshall street corner OF
GtlneY, ~ 2-sukTuAw
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Nr. Garnetf SaysThat There Are Only
About scyenty-Fiye white Pupils
Not Accommodated.
CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
Sn1 II ApsIIAIT SrprFr

CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
S0j MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, September %, ISS3.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
In your local this morning YOU say
1.there are five or six hundred white chill
dren and quite as MANY cOlOred who have
not been able TO gain admttance 10 the
public schools this year." Where your
reporter got his information | am unable
10 say. On Friday last, the end OF the first
week. it was reported to me by all the
principals OF the white schools there were
l42 children who applied for admission to
the schools who could not gel in. Since
then many Of this number have been adj
mitted. and to-day another halliday school
was added to Bellevue school, which will
accommodate fity-fiye more scholars; so
there will not be more than sixty or sew
enty-tive white scholars unaccOmmodated,
which is much the smallest number OF pu-
pills unaccommodated in the public schools
for years.
In the colored schools it was reported to
me there were ten hundred and fourteen
applicants unaccOmmodated. There are
not rs many colored pupils accommodated
this year rs last, for the reason that many
OF them have gone TO work, and the upper
grades are not filled up. Those applying
are very young children and not suited for
the upper grades. out Of the l,oli appli-
cants many were doubtless registered
twice. and some at East End lived beyond
the corporate limits; so | can safely put
the number unaccOmmodated at 900. The
greatest pressure was at Baker school,
which shows the necessity Of another CO.
lored school in the western end Of the city.
which was recommended a year ago by
Supervisor Peay and myself.
Il. NJ. GARRETT,
Superintendent City Schools.
lOnr information came from very re-
spectacle source indeed; but certainly Mr..
Garnett is better posted.
So there are only about seventy white
children out.
As for the colored children who could
not be admitted, steps will soon be taken
TO provide school room for them.l
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8irllmond Qispatth.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. 1888.

Entered at the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va,ss
second-class matter.i
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ASlATIC CHOLERA,

which Is now devastating
the Fast and adyancins
on its mission Of deatt
rapidly wards ON
shores. Other disease
Of the came sort ar,
DlPTHTHERIA, Ti'
PHOlD-BEVER. SCAR
LEFTOVER, SMALL
PON, MEASLES. VEL
LOW-FEVER, ERY
SlPELAS.etc. MI thesi
generate cOnilgion. 9th
er diseases - Z l. V T. l
AND AGUE, MALARl.
AL FEVER. ctc.-ar1s'
from cOuragiOn whicl
comes Of dampucSs. I'M
healthy situations, or un'
clelnness.
AL THESE DIS
r 4 : f. ; G AN l. !
G. L Y T. - o II Y By
STOPPINb THE PRO
DGCUiDN Ot DIS
EASE & r. x VI : AM
DESTROYING THOSE
\ l. II r. \ - Y L X %
DUCED. Both these re-
sultsare ACCOMPLISH.
Ed by the use Of PrOfes
sor Darbvs preparation
nf BOracic Acid an,
Chlorine. known rs
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Autont's Original Lime.Ade

s made from fresh lines 1t is the best
and the coolest. Try no other.
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ss-THE CIRCULATION or ThE DISPATCH
ts LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIUN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY EIws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SIR ALEXANDER r. GAIT, PRESIDENT;
EDWARD RAWLINGS, MANAGING DIREcTo
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TllE ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA,
MONTREAL, CANADA.
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1T DESTROYS
THE
GERMS OF DIS
EASE.

IL Is a fact cstablishe,
by Science that mani
diseases are introduced
by pntriflcatiOn. whicl
reproduces itself an,
pronagates the disease II
Overwhelming circles.
These diseases generate
cOntagiOn and fiji the an
with death. SUCH |,
THAT DREAD TER
ROR,
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r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF As

A CANDIDATE for reelection to the HOUSE OF
DELEGATES, subject to the decision Of the pri-
mary election. Tse 16-tdl VI. L. sroTswOoD.
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By mrtual consent the partnership existing be-
tween SELDEN 4 CHOCkLEf was dissolved
August ist The COMMISSION BUSINESS VIII
old stand, No, 1910 east Cary street.
'' sELDEN X CliOCKLEY.
In retiring from the late nrm, take pleasure IN
rnnsstiny the natrons OF the old To continue with
the new. Ise 2O-eodsti W. r.. CHoCkLEf.