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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-05
simply, "Shan we admit Cain, who was chosen
at that electiOnT This is the only case of the
KIND In the history of our government.

1t is stated that effort is making to oust the
present Postmaster at Tallahassee and
transfer the shoes of that place to an
other wearer. l inquired at the
Post Office Department about it, but they
know nothing there. A gentleman who is gem
orally well posted in Florida official changes
says, however, that the thing is brewing. and
that Tallahassee's mail handler is in danger.
POToMAC,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-05

That Husband of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he
began using 'fWelps Health Renewer."
81. Druggists,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-05

PIKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure in one
minute. as
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-05

A BULLDOG Stops RUNAWAY HORSE,
One day recently Messrs. Batchelder &
Heyden's bay horse took fright and ran
away. and ia so doing 1t sprang completely
ont OF the shafts. The man in charge i'm
mediateiy started after the horse, but by
the time be had reached the corner the
horse was making good time for Centre
Vile. just then the well-known bulldog
belonging at the store, which had been an
eyewitness OF the whole affair, bounded
past at the top of his speed, caught up
with the horse, and, seizing the reins that
were trailing on the ground, held back on
them in such a manner as TO bring the
animal 10 a standstill. Several men at
this moment started from the sidewalk
with the intention of holding the horse,
but the dog kept them at bay until the
arrival of the driver, when hs proudly de-
liyered the reins into his hand and walked
eff with an important air.-Pr0ridence
Journal
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-05

The House Elections Committee will report
in favor OF seating Cain as Congressional
Delegate from Utah Territory. II is very
likely that Cain will soon be seated. At the
last session of Congress Cannon, Utah's Dele
gate, was turned out and the seat
held an election to choose his successor. There
was no law against holding such an election
and none providing for It, The question was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
nrJoIcE. REJOICE; HE Is ALIVE
AsArx-; WAS LOST, nJT Il
FOrxD.~

,-r,,r de- sf sasy 2. 1882. Mr. T. G. BRIGHT
# visa-or LocSs. te'uu-. writes plA.a, modest
.,~.t,r, wssch. nrom rs VERY simplicity, has iSe
40. ,sus q sae gcla. He says;
~ s.ssr Is ussag IIass's Remedy and seems 70
- ,,.,,s,ias-ln fact. ~ is very mnch better i'i&n
81 ~ for a long urns. he had hccn tapped
s,scs The fri time ssey Eof from him SIX
.. ..s-,s of water. ne second time hirseen
,ssrts. ard fang ss much more the third tine and
~, ,r,ria constantly an ap again evcry iime Af'er
=. hsa ssSa sap7ed. until BE commenced usiog
HINTS Ersne1y. which acted HSe magic In his
go. a. ~ began 70 improve Al once. and nov his
,.,s,-v accumulation passes zwsy fhs'sugh fhe Sc
,-,,,.s naturally Aad be has ncneof thHs swelling
-, s,i.- up which vzs 50 frequent lefare The fune-
,..ss a. he ssdneys were restored 1y iae use of
t,v,,,. prnesv. He j. weil-kn0wn ciiizen of
- -,,-s and hzs Siwzvs been 90 business here
Asain be- writes November p, 1852;
-r,sr rsas1 eleerfaiy ard ;rutAfally % state IN
-yx-s ta Huni's Remedy itst iss use was tie Siv-
.-or nv faihcr's iife- spoke - you in NV pre-
Mons ie,tcr In rgzrd 20 his beHg tapped three
,es q. i tlc most remarkable case that has ever
h...n hasrs Of in fi4.s section. For man Of his
,e, ..ivfv ye,-- ii Is mosi remarkable cure- he
,.s se ansllo c. ATTEND 90 he business more lian
n var. and was gwen up by TIE doctors
rse sr., bottle n Huua's Remedy tiat he used
gave Instant r,lef. He hss vscd in all scvon bot
t,e and continues o. use iiwhcncveT be feels drou-
vvor siurrish. and 70 affords instant relief he is
nov st,eadus 60 hls reruisr business and has been
several months. asn perfectly willing that you
should pulllh This leiier. as We thoroughly believe
that fsfi,s Dc g. was saved by using Hunts Rene
dv: and ihosc fscss given above mag be a bene1t
10 Others suerng IN Ike manner from diseases or
lnsciIoa of the kidneys and liver
fe 18Th " .Sa&Tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
LooE 0rT FoR I'M
The Theatre.

A packed house greeted the first enter
tainrIent gwen by the Rentz-santley Bur
lesque Company at the Theatre last night.
The house was equal in point Of numbers
70 any that favored the most popular the
afTicai performance this season. This i
the more notable from the fact that
not a single lady was visible in the
vast crowd that wellnigh packed
the house. The company is not, a.
generally supposed, altogether composed
Of females, nor is the performance
one OF female minslrelsy. II is what is
commonly known as 4 variety show" Of
considerable more merit than the average.
The programme is lengthy, md combines
singing aud dancing. negro minsirelsy,
humorous and witty dialogues. bnr.esques
on popular operas, musical solos and
duets. and one or two laughable and farci-
cal acts. The special features were
all excellent. among them the rope
dance Of Miss Lottie Elliott, and the
concertina execution Of " Dutch DAILY,
which Is of Itself a whole play. There
was nothing from the beginning to the
end more Objectionable than may be seen
ar any opera bouffe 81 the present day.
There viii be q matinee this afternoon ~
O'Clock. and tonight " "Claude Duyal =
win be given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

The London Times publishes an auihori-
faiive statement regarding The interview
on Tuesday * Marlborough between The
ex-Emprcss Eugene ana the Prince DE-
rome Napoleon. which. i SAYS. has
cleared M some private misundersiand-
ingS existing between the eX-Empress
and the Prince. and has led 10 the
formal recognition u the latter as
the head 0f the Bonaparte family. The
ex-Empress was not called upon 10 eX-
press any opinion q her llinsman's general
policv. and could not. consistently with the
line Of policy adopted by her while So
journing in Great Britain. do more than
assure her couNn Of her best wishes for
auv constitutional action be may take to-
wards bringing about a plebisciie. The
recent visit Of the Empress 10 Paris was a
mark Of sympathy with Prince Napo-
leon on account Of bis Illegal ar
rest. not Of respect for the views
al his manifesto. She disciaims participa-
ton In any unlawful or clandesiine
enternrise against the republic. The Prince
on his par states thai II a popular vote
should pronounce for a republic be should
bow 10 IL. The republic has never YET be
saws. polled a clear majority Of the regis
tered electors. and il = therefore govern
ing merely by virtue Of the popular spaiby.
II the Prince j. bznished be viii core 20
London. He has no intention Of abdi-
eating his position in favor Of his son.
The latter was not priyy 10 the issue OF the
manifesto. but there i no antagonism be-
tween him and his father.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
Tlannagan's Case.

William NJ. Flanagan, removed from
the Board Of Directors Of the Central Ln-
matte Asylum by Governor Cameron, yes
terday filed IN the Court Of Appeals OF II
ginia a petition asking for his restoration.
The question 10 be decided by the court Is
purely legal one. involving the right OF
the Governor 20 remove director. Ihe
cause assigned by the Governor in his order
removing Flanagan from the Board was
the fact that Flanagan had received more
pay for services than in Governor Came
ron's opinion was guaranteed by law, and
the Governor thought that this money
should have been used for the benefit Of
the unf0riunatcs in the asylum. and that
the fact that Il director of the institution
had received Il indicated hi undiness for
the trust c0nfidsd % him. Flanagan
cllims that every cent be received was
vsfed him unanimously by the Board Of
Directors. and was due him on account Of
services of various sorts rendered the asy-
Inn. he also expresses n desire for fuil
and free investigation into his actions as a
member q the Beard Of Directors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

T. tbc Editor Qf he DiSpatch
In to-daT's Dispatch Mr. L. +. Glasgow
seems % discredii The statement Of super
intendent 7. H. knowles in reference 20
the operations Of The gas-wOrks for the
fiscal year ending February !, 1855. 10y say
ing that "credit is taken for the pr0duc-
ton during that Period. including sales II
coke. whilst The account d, Gehited only
with the disbursements which the Auditor,
books show were made during the same
periCd.-' whilst such a. have been in
CURED and not paid 10 not appear on the
Auditor, books.
Now. Mr. Glasgow. IN bis anxiety 10 dis
parage the very favorable statement 0f >u-
rerinrendent Knowles. did not examine
The Auditors books with hl- usual care.
II he had done 80 be would have dis
covered that slo,S.2-S4 Of the items
charged on last years expenses were really
for work done during the preceding year;
20 that. 80 far from claiming more than be-
was entitled %. the superintendent ac-
tuallv Included in his expenses more than
ten thousand dollar, that actually belonged
20 the expenses Of the preceding year.
Mr.. Glasgow further SAYS that d" credit is
taken for twelve 10 thirteen millions feet Of
nas manufactured in the month 0i January,
ISS3. al = per thousand. the cost Of which
does not appear 20 the debit ofihe account,
but must be paid out 0f the present years
apurouriafion. There i also IN item for
meters sold credited improperly. The ne
ters when bought We're paid for ont Of the
anprouriafion for construction. and receipts
from that source should 20 10 the credit OF
that account
Now. the fact i that the total amount Of
bills due and unpaid on account Of gas
manufactured for the fiscal year ending
February /. 1888. only amounts 70
=. o.. as: 70 which add Ss59.95 for " ne
fers sold and credited Improperly and
vou have 81. .S0-. 90. Now. Il Mr.. Glasgow
viii credit Superintendent Knowles state
nenf with the Si0.S73.sf and charge him
with the .. Sg7 %. be win, unless our aT1th-
netie /. II fault. find that The receipts from
the eas-works lat year were actually
II 0e4 - better than the superintendent
claimed in biz report am glad that Mr..
Glasgow j examining into the conduct Of
the works. II the Council will give us the
10 Goa We ask for 10 enable u 20 make
certain much-needed improvements, we
will soon give our citizens 4 cheaper and
better ligbi.
Mr.. Glasgow i ex-oTTc'O a member oi
the Committee on Light We should De
glad il he would ariend all our meetings,
and bv his wise counsel aid u IN The m2n-
agemeni Of one Of the most important de-
nartlneuts OF our city government.
JOHN VI. HlGSINs.
Chairman Committee or Light.
February 10. 1885,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

The article oi F. T. Glasgow. ESQ. who
signs himself chairman OF the Committee
on Light. demands Of me 20 say 70 the pub
DC that the hasiy statement Of the opera
tions II the works were figures furnished
by the City Auditor 10 John " Higgins.
Esq. chairman az tte Committee on Light.
and the reasons which prompted me %
publish this statement in advance Of my
annual report We're simply these: I had
learned that circulars from Mr.. 4. ..
Granger and others were being distributed
among the members of the Board of Alder
men. and thought il would be as well 10
lct the members see. before voting on The
proposed change. what We had accomplish
ed during the past year with our antiquated
works. The item " meters j. an account
made up on account of introducing gas for
new consumers. and j. in IL proper place
and perfectly correct. The fiscal year
ending the S1st Of January, all accounts
carried over have been invariably audited
in the month Of February.
IN conclusion 7 viii merely say that my
endeay0rs in this whole matter have been
for the public good. and my reasons for ac-
herring 10 the coal process are from my ma
tured convictions and the indubitable evil
dence from many % the best rs engineers
in the United states.
well remember when the works were
first built that il was intended that they
.houla be only self-susiaining.
have always been an advocate for cheap
a. 10 the consumer. and fully expected
That the price would have been fixed for
= 80 per thousand feet from and after thi,
ii u February. JoHN Il. KNOWLES.
Superintendent City Gas Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
nocree Of Resale.

Yesterday, In the Circuit Court Of Rich
mOnd, bv the consent oi both creditors
and purchasers. a decree of resale 0f the
Washington and Ohio. now called " lsh-
ington and Western railroad, was ordered.
The purchasers agreed 20 pay. sj93. 600,
subject 70 a contingent liability u 500. 900.
They paid $4,000 IN cash, but failed %
meet the first deferred payment. due JAN
uarv 3isi. They now consent 90 q resale,
which VIII take place in about forty days.
The road runs from Alexandria 20 Round
Hill. iu L0udOuu county. distance of about
fiity-0ne miles, and is graded 10 snickeT's :
Gap, nine miles from Berryyille. where it
win intersect the Shenandoah Valley rail-
road.
The commissioners appointed by the
Court % resell the road are Messrs. r. T..
Barton. Z. II. Lee. 4. Z. stuart and Henry
Hcqf0u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
Seeoud-Hand Orders.

A captain Of the German Fusileers gave
this verbal order to bis serge2nf-maior, 10
be communicated 10 the men: 4" This after
noen 4 solar eclipse viii take place. Al 5
O'Clock The whole company viii parade IN
the bzrrack-yard. Fatigue jackets and
caps. shall explain the eclipse 10 the
men. should il rain they viii assemble IN
the driil-shed.' The sergcanf-Inaior wrote
the order down. drew up the men IN line.
and read 20 them: I'bis afternoon a solar
eclipse viii take place N the harraek-yard
by order oi the c@ptain. and will be az
tended by the whole company in fatigue
jackets aud caps. The captain will con-
dnci the solar eclipse IN person. Should Il
rain the eclipse viii take place in the drill
she'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed ai night and broken of your
resi by a sick child suGorinc ani crying With pain
of ruftiug teeth IL end =; once and ~; bot
he n MRS. wINsLoW'> SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teehinc. Its valHe Is incalculatle j
VIII relieve the poor ii:le sufercr inl2edi ateiy.
Depend upon g. nothers- there s no mistake about
IL. II cures dgsenIery and diarrhCc- REGULATES the
stomach and bowels. and cures sind-colic. -oiicns
the gums. reduces Inflammation. and gives tone
and energy 90 The Wh1ie gys.cm. G8s- WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR chiicrca teeth
ing s pleasant fhe taste. and 10 ne prsc1l y.on
Il one of ile oldest aud best feInale physici1ns
and nur-es iu the United STATES and e ior sale by
All i-lrsi SIS throughout the world Price. % cents
4 bottle fcl S-<0alw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

HANDSOME TESTu0NAL.-The ladies con-
necied with the Aid Society Of the Cente-
nary Methodist church have presented the
pastor Rev. r. \. Peterson, with an eX-
quisiiely-wrouCht six quilt prepared by
their own hands. IL Is 4 fine specimen Of
needlewOrk. and withal q beautiful as well
a. useful s01reHir. In view 0f the source
from whence il came. and the sentiments
which inspired the giit. il is douhtles very
highly priced by the recipient. Mr.. Peter
son j. an earnest worker and jealous pas
tor. and fully deserves the love and conf
dencc Of his congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
Hastings Conrf.

The case Of !. Z. TTava alas George VI.
Trava, charged with higamy. was argued
by counsel and submitted to the jury yes
terdav The testimony showed hat Trava
was married in 1864 70 Kosina Ashbrook
IN Chesterfield county. and that the mar
Tiage took place within The Federal lines
and was performed by TIE chaplain OF a
Federal regiment
The counsel for Trlva claimed that this
marriage bad not been proved. and must
be proved before the further testimony 10
70 biCamy could be proceeded with; claim
in- that the tTsf marriage took place during
the existence of military hos1liities; that il
took place within the enemy's lines. and no
the Time when a license could not possibly
have been obtained. For these reasons they
claimed that The legality Of the marriage had
not been proved. Furthermore. that while
]. w3s performed by person claiming %
DE a chaplain. there was no proof that be
was actually 4 minister Of the Gospel.
They read from the Code the provisions
that every marriage-iieense shall 5e issued
bv the clerk 0f tie corporation in which
the marriage OcclITS. and that the marriages
IN this State shall be under a license. II
had not been proved, they cOntended. that
there was az this fr,t marriage either any
license or that any license had been issued
by The clerk Of the court.
Commonwealth Attorney WITT said be
had never heard il disputed before that
TIE laws Of Virginia were not IN force in
what was then known as 1.-The lines Of the
enemv.r He read from the Acts Of Assem-
bly # Virginia Of 1851, which provided
that in the ease Of the presence Of the ene-
nv q Justice Of the peace could issue q
license % the Parties.
The Judge said il was 4 matter for the
Jury % determine whether there was I
license or not.
The examination 0f witnesses falling
20 establish the charge against Traya, the
jury Wa insTuctedto bring in a verdict
u acgutal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
Rraefs and Personals.

A large dock Of Wild geese passed over
the city last night in a norfherly direction
This and the change in the weather indi-
cate that winter i breaking up. and il L
to be hoped that IL will not lingcr even IN
the lap OF spring.
II the weather account were balanced, II
would be found that about this time we
are clearly entitled TO some clear weather.
Mr.. Glasgow's signature 70 the article IN
Yesterdays issue should have read, 4" hair
man Committee on Finance" not Light
II was sn error Of the pen.
The collection instituted by the Germans
Of Richmond in aid Of the sufferers by The
overflow OF the Rhine Defted sl.lo'.4S'
which amount WAS yesterday RENTED %
the President Of the German Reichsiag.
Won Leveizow, for distribution ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
IrEBIG,s EXTRACT OF mEAT.

7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvoRrSS STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES
LIEBI6 COMPANY's EXTRACT or NEAT.
An Invaluable aud palatshle tonic in al eases
of wosk digestion and dc.iiry. rs success
and a boon Tor which nations should feel gr1te-
IN. --Sse Medical Press 10 Lancet Brit
lsh Medical Jourlal.~ Sc.
CAVTION.-6euuinc only with ihe fac
simiis - Baron Lje,dg's signature in biue INK
ac-oss ihe Label. Tais oauilou Is necessary
ewing 70 var1oas cheap and inferior su.s,;-
tuies beiug IN the m4rkei.
LTEBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT
T. bs had q al sforckeepers, Grocers. and
Caemis-S sole arcats far ihe United st@ies
tzholt.ale only. C. DAVID Co. . Fenchurch
avenus london Eurland. ap 29-s&52i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

This paper briefly announced yesterday
morning that at 4 late h)ur the night be-
fore an unknown man who had been
stabfed came into the gas-worss and there
died. After that information was received
decreased was identified as Mr.. Richard
Walker. a German by birth, who came 70
this ciiv some months ago 70 take the posi-
ton Of manager at the chemical company's
works, Williamsburg avenue near the
lower raS-w0rkS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

wuBon's CoD-lIvKR on ASD LIsr.--The
great popularity Of his safe and ecacioas prerz-
ration Is Aone attributable 20 its in,sfnsc worth
In the cure q Csnghs- Colds azthsaa- Bronchitis
whooping-Congh, scrof-lons numo-@ and an
Consnmptive SYMPTOMS II has no sspeTaor- II
eanaL Let no one aagi~e; The early symptoms of
disease when ar ageat Is af hand which ~ili cure
an complaints OF he Chest, Lungs or Throat
sranafzerurra art- BY a. 2. wnBoR, Chemist
Boston. sold by al Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
Delicious Green T<s
can be bought az a moderate price Of
JosEPH NJ. BLAIs, Grocer,
500 Main street fpace Blockl-

By request OF number OF citizens 81
Richmond Rev. John Jasper las consented
10 preach oree more his famous sermon on
the g Rotzti0n Of the SUM-" thus atSorsiing
an opportunity 70 those who have not
heard him 10 do 50 on next sunday evening,
February 18th. at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

Same Particulars Of Dastardly Murder
Mr. Walker KILLED. IL Is Believed. by
George BowIand, n CoIcred Man Whom He
Had Discharged frsm the Works-EseaPe
Of she Supposed Murderer-ineness 20 be
Held BIZ the Coroner This Morning; Pest
uer,em Yesterday Eveninx-Faets About
the Two MeR-BowIand n Had character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
RrscrrD vnox BRAra

William =. Cosshlin, Of somervs.se- Msss-- says:
In the faIi Of 1916 was tzken with bleeding %
lungs. followed sya syese cough. lcsr nay az
petite and sesh. and WAS eoaansa b5 my he'd.
gave up bope- oni friend told ne Of nr. wI-
LIAM Halls BALKAN FoR THE LUNGS. got
bottie. when. 70 my Sarprssc- commenced 70 fed
1esssr and TO-DAY feel better taan for three wears
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For The Md
de Atlantic Siatrs. threatening weather
and rain. followed by clearing weather,
souiberly 70 westerly winds. rising tenn
perature. followed on Saturday night by
colder weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

Gas COAL-At the last meeting Of the
Committee on Light the sealed proposals
for furnishing coal FOR the fiscal ye2r were
oDeneIi. but the contract was not awarded
10 either Of the bidders, IN ordinance hav-
ing passed the City Councils changing the
fiscal 10 the calendar year; therefore. seal
ed proposals viii be received at the super
iniendent's Office until Thursday, March /,
1855. al Il O'Clock NJ. for the best gas coal
for the calendar year ending January /,
1854. the quality, yie'd. sad Illuminating
powers - De established By practical tests
n the works, the minimum yield TO be 40
cubic feet per pound. and the supply deli
Ycred af the lower works As the necessity
Of the superintendent may require. Any
deficit will be deducted monthly from the
price paid the contractor, who viii be re-
quircd 70 give bond and security for 4
fziihful compliance Of the contract.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

Nv. AVER 4 SoS's AMERICAN MEMS
p.pyR ASSUAL contains full statistics OF all
newspapers in the United states and Can.
ada. also. populations from the census Of
ISso. sent postpaid on receipt Of price.
AZ Address y. W. Aver < son, Adyer-
tisiug Agents, Tines Building, Phiiadel-
phia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
warm. and partly clear.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ. ~ (;
Q 4. NJ. 4S: noon, -; Z. NJ, IS 6 p.
NJ. 81: midnight. 45.
Mean temperature. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

The siiyer-iongued orator Of Canada. L.
King Dodds. Esq, speaks a. fellows i'm the
Toronto. Can., Globe: l had occasion 70
Use 81. Jacobs Oh for rheumatism Of The
hsUS. and also for y seyerely-sprzired leg,
and an unquslifedly ssaie thai u has no
equal foT either.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

FOR THROAT DISEASES ASD CorsHs- BRoyS's
BroNcHrAL TRoCHEs. iikc al Other really good
things are frequently inflated. TIE genuine are
~oid only IN boxes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-17

SWEET As A CHArLFT or RosEs
Sd &. ArKIYsOS-s Extract of White Roses for
the hair. At once cleansing, inyigors;ing. and Of
delightful fragrance.