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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05
The story Carey's slayer Tells.

The Central Ners says that 0'Donnell
has made a statement denying he was
sent TO kill Carey. He says that he and
Carey were sitting in the cabin OF the
steamer: that Carey began TO fasten quar-
rel upon him, when O'Donnell remarked
about the rumor that Power (by which
name Carey shipped) was Carey, whereupon
Carey and he started up, each with pistol
drawn. O'Donnell gripped Carey's collar
with his left hand, but. being paralyzed.
lost his grasp. Carey then crushed him
down against the end of the table, putting
his pistol in O'Donnelps face. O'Donnell
grabbed the pistol and fired his own, Ca
rey's weapon falling on the floor six feet
away. Carey ran, partly STOPPING, TO pick
II up, when 0'Donnell fired again, not de-
liberately, but TO save his life. According
TO O'Donnell's statement, the story Of ca
rey,s son that he took his fathers pistol
from bag after the shooting is untrue; he
took it of the floor.
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Briefs and Personals.

Our friends at the gas-works should hur.
nv up the new retorts. The gas supply is
now sadly insufficient. Ineie Is great
A gentleman from Grayson county re-
ports that Mr.. Hale, one OF the Big -Four
senators who was recently stricken by pa.
raIysis. is still in a serious condition, and
not likely TO be able to get about again
soon. Maybe this fact was within the Gov.
ernor's knowledge when ne issued writ
for special election in Judge Rawles's
place.
The Board OF Police Commissioners yes
terday evening elected Charles II. TalIey a
member Of the force in the place Of Mr..
John A. Neisz. resigned.
The officers and members are specially
invited TO attend a meeting OF Springfield
Division. Sons OF Temperance, to be held
this evening at 8 o'clock. Business Of
importance and the installation Of oiicers
will take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

The Grove. Road Improvement.

The committee having In charge the i'm
provement OF the Grove road deserve great
credit for the energy and activity they have
displayed in the uphill and self-imposed
task they some time since undertook.
They have accomplished great deal, but
more still remains to be done. They have
graded the road and placed II in a condi-
tion that WILL with few additional i'm
provements in the shape OF widening and
matchmaking IT, make this one OF the
prettlcst drives OF which any city can
boast. For this last purpose more money
is needed; and just here It is observed that
very many owners OF private turn-outs are
seemingly anxious, and very pertinent In
their inquiries, as 10 when the road will be
finished. They ask also why II IS not
done at once, and are curiously forgetful
Of the fact that they have contributed nc
thing but curiosity-not having put up
dollar for the work.
This Is all wrong. Everybody who owns
private carriage will enjoy this delight
full drive, and should therefore open purses
and pay something towards making 1t what
1t should be. 1t is money that Is needed,
and it is not right that the burden should
fall on few go-ahead citizens. Come for
ward and leave your contributions at any
OF the following places. or with any mem.
Der Of the committee having the work In
charge: Allen e. Ginter's; McAdams &
Berry's, George Ainslie e. Sons, Exchange
and Ballard Hotel, A. w. Garber's, or
Powhatan Dupuy's. Come up and help
the good cause
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uoproe Ward Ueadauartors.

Mr. II. NJ. Smith. Jr.. Democratic super
intendent Of Monroe Ward, has established
headquarters at 2O9 east Main street, in the
building next to Mr.. q. Cranz's resi-
dence) formerly occupied as green gro
cery-the place where the polls were open
for the primary election. a polite and ac-
commodating gentleman will from this
time till election be found there TO give in
formation concerning registration, trans
ferS, &c.
There are probably two or three hun
dred Democrats in this ward who need
transfers.
As before said, the best possible way is
for the voter to get his own transfer !;
where he cannot do so, let him apply to his
ward headquarters, il established; other
wise to Democratic headquarters, corner Of
Ninth and Main.
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ment OF the fund since the present Board
came into power. The minyested fund
has increased IN the sum OF sSe7.53. OF
which el3.0S has been from contribution,
and the balance, Ss54.53, due TO The accrc-
ton OF interest. This. however, has not
been diminished by any salary, commis-
sion, or other expense OF administration.
While this exhibit, Mr.. Editor. rather
discourages the hope that this Association,
unaided, shall In the near future accom-
plish the object Of its organization, vet.
should the patriotic public press OF the
State and the South use It's potent influence
in rekindling the interest once felt in this
work, I do not despair OF inaugurating
scheme by which in two years fund NAV
be raised sufficient to build monument
one, il may be. not commensurate with the
fame Of the illustrious dead, vet imposing
enough to lift the reproach from the living
that they have so long left this pious duty
unperformed. X. W. y. NoLAND.
Secretary Lee Monument Association
Of Virginia.
There Is another organization here
the Ladies' Assocation-which has about
seventeen or eighteen thousand dollars in
hand.-Dispdtch.l
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GROWING.


Despite the alleged ciyil-seryice rules and
regulations, the United States officials in
Virginia are made to contribute TO the Ma
hone-campaign fund.
Ii is not exactly an assessment, but the
man who doesn't do what is expected OF
him has TO 20 4; the preteyt may be this,
that. or the other-but 90 he must.
The Democrats, on the other hand, are
almost too modest to suggest TO their office
holders that in this life-and-death strug-
gle they ought to give as literally as other
citizens. No man has ever been dismissed
from place under the party here for re-
fusing 10 give. Some never have given a
cent or an hours time. Some, indeed, are
outspoken supporters OF Malone. And
yet there is an outcry raised because the
Democratic members Of the police force
have. without solicitation, resolved to con-
tribute to the Democratic fund an amount
about equal TO one-day's pay.
Ranch
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A Noble Card from Cspsain spotswoed
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:

For fear that my position may be mis-
understood | beg to state through your
columns that from Information had re.
ceiyed was some days ago led 10 believe
that serious errors bad occurred in the
counting Of ballots at the recent primary
election in this city, and acting solely from
a sense OF duty / requested a recount by
the City Central Committee. This was
courteously granted. and after careful
count last night the committee reported
that the few slight errors found did not
materially or practically affect the result Of
the election, and that the nominees OF the
party were those first announced. | con-
slider this a final and satisfactory settlement
OF the question. and IN IL | cbeerfully ac-
qulesce. | promise my warm and earnest
support to the nominees, and shall do all in
my power to help secure for them a una
iority which will be overwhelming aud
ruinOus to our enemies.
Respectfully, NJ. l.. SPorswooD.
October 4, 1888.
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The Canvass In Hanover.

The canvass is being very thoroughly
and efficiently conducted by the Democrats
Of Hanover and Caroline, and it is safe to
say that the people OF both counties are
more thoroughly aroused and better in
formed on the ISSUES Of the pending con-
test than has been the case under similar
conditions for many years past. The peo-
ple, il assiduous endeayer will tend to that
end, Will certainly act on November 9th
with a full knowledge OF what they do,
whatever may be the result, and that it
will be fayorabls there is little doubt.
"wednesday night the people Of Hanover
were addressed at Wright's Store by r. II.
n. Page, Esq, Of Richmond, and Mr..
Henry II. Wickham, OF Hanover. and at
Hewlett,s Station by Mr.. Richard +.
Beirne. of the State, and DIR. Temple, OF
Caroline. At the last-named meeting two
coIored Democrats also spoke. The Dem
ocratic speakers are doing great good. hay.
ing thoroughly aroused and enthused the
people OF both counties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05
Bersmann,s Artistic Masterpiece.

Automatic mechanism achieved its great
est victory when Joseph Bergmann COM
pleted bis marvellous Automatic CITY. The
independent movements Of so many work.
men, as We'll rs the hydraulic power OF the
mills, are new and novel features in me-
chanical science for which we are indebted
to his profound genius and indefatigable la
bors. The golden opportunity 10 visit
this phenomenal exhibition at ole Main
street is youchsafed the people Of Rich
mond for q few days longer. Go and see
it and you will be compensated thousand
fold.
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United States Court.

This court-Judge Robert W. Hughes,
presiding-was IN session yesterday.
The case Of Frank Robinson. arrested
the day before by deputy marshal. was
brought before the grand jury Yesterday,
and true bill found against him. He
was charged with violation Of the postal
laws. ThereupOn he was placed on trial,
and after an impartial hearing Of the case
the jury found the following verdict :
1--WE Of the jury find the prisoner guilty,
and recommend him to the mercy Of the
Court on account Of his YOUTH" The
Court. in consequence Of this fact, sem
fenced Robinson TO confinement in the
School Of Reform Of the District Of Colum-
bia for the period Of three years. After
the sentence Robinson was consigned TO
the custody OF the marshal.
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A welI.Knoxn Druggist.

NV drugstore was the first TO sell Swift's
Specific. Ii was then put up in quart bot
ties which sold for s. each. have seen
great many cases cured by its use, and
some who had tined all sorts OF treatment
In fact, have never known IL TO fall when
taken properly. sell large quantity Of
it, and for all diseases that are dependent
on bIood-poison or skin-humor. 1t cures
PIxPLEs AND BLoTcHEs on THE SKIN.
and makes the complexion fair and rosy.
As for blood-taint, there Is no such word
As fall. II cures cases that have long with
stood other sorts Of treatment, and without
any Of those recurring troubles that gene
rally follow mercurial and other so-called
cures, T. L. NAssEEBuRG,
Macon, Ga
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Baseball business.

SECOND GAME WITH THE M0LENEAUx-yIR-
GINIAs ICT0NoUs-ANOTHER TRIAL THIS
EVENING.
The second game Of baseball between
the Virginias and the Moleueaux. OF Phila.
delphia. was played yesterday evening, and
was witnessed by larger crowd than was
present on Wednesday. Latouche pitched
and Ferguson caught for the home nine.
and acquitted themselves handsomely
The first three innings were well played
on both sides, and promised close and
exciting game, each club being BANKED
successfully. The Virginias, however,
came in on their fourth inning and put in
some powerful batting. scoring three runs.
After this they won an easy victory. Ap-
pended is the full score:
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Shaking Them I'D.

The runners OF the Coalition party are
making a canvass Of Jackson Ward. They
are shaking up all their voters. More than
that, they are, it is suspected, making ar
rangements to transfer voters, when posi-
bic, from that ward to Hanover.
The Democrats should give at least three
times as much attention to this ward as to
any other. Instead Of that it doesn't give
half as much.
There ought to be 4 club for each pre-
cinct.
The City Committee must give the ward
superintendent more help and more en-
cOuraCement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05
Aiding a Sufferer.

Last night, after the Mozart. Professor
Relnbardt called the members Of the or
ckestra together and read letter TO them,
stating that Mr.. Daniel Miller. who was for
long time q musician in Richmond, but
now living in Baltimore, had received an
accident to his right arm and an operation
had been performed, whereby he entirely
lost the use Of his arm. and consequently
Is very much in need Of means. The or
chestra Immediately raised very neat
purse. which will I've forwarded at once to
their afflicted friend.
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REMOVALS.
MILLINERY.
AIRS. +. J. THURST0N, ~@s
THE MlLLlNER, "kS
No. SIS EAST BsoAp STREET.

Recognising the demaed Tor cheaper millinery
goods, ! have made a change In my busiress. anu
hereafter shall sell for CASH ONLY, thereby oe.ms
able 10 offer the buyer goods al UCli LON kk
PRICES than formerly.
1 have received The LARGEST AND BEST
SELECTED STOCK thai have ever bad the plea
sure 81 showing, embracing all the
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE DE-
SIGNS.
In the present day of imitation. ansnspecting
buyers are often sold cotton for silk. VOL I0r fur
south American for African feathers, thread Tor
straw, tape for chip. aud so on
As heretofore, every article IN my store shall bc
sold ON ITS OWS MERITS, and not misreprc-
senicd. My reputation for
STYLE AND ELEGANCE
will be fully maintained. With full lnes of goods,
l am confident Of pleasing ffein the CHEAPEST
70 the FINEST.
small bills as 10 the largest. &C b-eod<t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

The Democratic Club OF Jefferson Ward
will meet tonight at their new headquar-
tiers, No. 1904 Main street tst. Charles
Hotel building).
From this time till the election their
room will be open daily from A. NJ. to 8
p. NJ, and clerk will be in charge to give
voters all the information they may need as
TO transfers, &C., &C., and to extend. as far
as possible, help in procuring the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05
A Ntscreant's Missile.

Just as the Louisville express, coming
east. passed shadwell. on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, yesterday afternoon, the
Messengers were startled by 4 crash as one
OF the windows of the first-class car was
shattered by a missile thrown by some mis-
creant. The person on the seat by the
window narrowly escaped injury from the
flying glass, and an irate PASSENGER drew
his pistol and rushed TO the rear door, but
the offender was out OF sight.
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Hastings Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday;
Riley Brown, tried for the third offence
OF petit larceny. was convicted Of second
offence OF petit larceny and sentenced to
jail for six months.
Thomas alias Richard Allen. charged
with breaking into the cellar of William
Hope and stealing chickens therefrom, was
sent to the penitentiary for two years.
Anabel Coles, breaking and entering the
house Of Il. ID. Mitchell and stealing 1925
worth OF wearing apparel, was tried, and
the ease given 10 the Jury.
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MOLENEACX Y.

Earned runs-Virglnias 3 Moleneaux. q. Two
base hits-Dougherty. /. Three base hits-POwell.
l: scarf. /. Home run-scarf. /. Left on bases
Virginas. 3 Moloneaux. >. Struck Out-Virginias,
4: MoleaeauX. l. Passed balls-FergusOn, /
Zinher. /. Umpire Mr.. Graves.
The clubs will play the last OF series
OF three games this evening at - O'Clock
sharp, when the Nirginias will present
Barfoot and Taite as their battery. The
MoleneauX boys say they will play to re-
deem their lost honors this evening, and
a close contest may be expected
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What G Policeman ShouId BE.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners held lat night II was re-
solved that in selecting new members Of
the force 10 Oil vacancies, &c, no man
shall be eligible who is less than 3 feet
10 inches high, standing in his sock-feet.
or who weighs less than ljj pounds in his
shirt-seeyes, or il less than twenty-one or
more than forty-fve years Of age.
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lutionary war, died at ber residence. In
Chesterfield county, on last Monday.
Major p. c. Warwick and Messrs. w.
w. Baker and Joseph Hobson, Democratic
candidates, were at Powhatan Courthouse
on court-day Tuesday. They were de-
lighted with their reception. and report
that the Democrats OF the county turned
out in full force to hear Colonel Samuel
Coleman, who was the Democratic speaker
OF the occasion. p
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NJ fERCURY

has been more destructive 10 human health and
life than war, pestlence, and famine combined.
80 said a distinguished writer many years ago, and
nis a. true to-day as then. The poor victim Of
Blood Disease is drugged with Mercury TO cure
the mSlady, and then dosed with 1edides to cure
him Of the Mercurial Poisoning; but instead OF
any relief the first breaks down his general health
and makes him cripple. and the other ruins his
digestive organs. To those afflicted In this way
swift's Specific Is the greatest boon on earth. and
Is worth more than iis weight In gold. II antdoes
this Mercuriai Poison, tones up The system, and
brings the sufferer back 10 health and happiness.
Every person who has been salivated should by
all means take Il thorough course Of this remedy.
One gentleman who had been confined 10 his bed
SIX weeks with Mefcurisl rheumatism has been
cured entirely and speaks IN the highest praise Of
SS.S. CHILKs BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

At the Fine.Art Gallery OF Mr.. J..
Lewis, 9l2 Main street, may be seen many
pew and beautiful pictures. He is con-
stantly adding to his large stock, and those
who want anything in his line will find bis
prices moderate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

MALARIA in all its forms positively cured with
EMORY's sTASDARD-CURE PILLS. aneyer-fail-
ing remedy: purely vegetable, contain no Guinine
or other poisonous agents. Twenty-Five aud fty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

Some one remarked that 4" B Select" and
"Montrose were not advertised as much
as formerly. There is no use TO advertise
two whiskeys that sell themselves as rel-
div as these
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

TOIfNsTON's PATENT STANDARD
- DKY-sIZED KALs0MiNE AND FREsCO
PAINTS are made ia purc white and all fashiona-
bic eo,ors; simply requiring wsier 10 mix then.
They possrss sirong disinfecting qualities. and
will not rub or scaie from the wal, and are guar
an;oed. PURCELL, LADD CO..
fa Agents Rich1nond, Va.
BeUart Of fm mfaftons. an 23-3m
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
he DISPATCH PRINTiNG-H0UsF. Good work.
ow prices. and sat sfaclIon guaranteed.
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LATE weather Report.

Especial telcrram toth Dispa'eh.J
WASHINGTON. October 81 A. M.-For
the Middle Atlantic and southern States,
local rains. easterly winds, stationary or
falling barometer, slight fall followed by
rising temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

Fine oysters, in every style and cooked
in the best manner, at Gus Dearue's, lll6
Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. 1890 \. VI. aud and
7:30 L. NJ, jewelry. cutlery. Sc.
J. THOMPSON BROW y 4 Co, T.. N, whl-f
property.
". GODDIN & son. 7. NJ. house and 10, cor
ner Of Third and jackson streets.
+. b. COOK, o aud IL O'Clock. furniture, aroce-
res. &c.
JNO. r. LAUGHrON. JR.. 10 4. VI. and 3 and
z. T. NJ, diamonds. watches, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

THEY HAVE CONE AT LAsr-those Flannel
Suitngs at l5s. yard-regular price everywhere,
25c. yard except at LEVY. DAVIS & DBAKE'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

BLANKETS at az a pair well worth $3.50. ri s5
Il pair worth is, and at &l0 worth sI5, besides
lots Of other cheap goods, at
LEVY, DAVIS a DRAKE's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

NOW Is THE TIME to buy your FlanneIs and
Underwear, while the assortment Is frst-c'ass aud
prices low, AT LEVY. DAVIS 4 BRAKES.
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n + W G. Cd S.

We have now on hand and are receiving daily
onF FALL STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of
DINNER. SUPPER, BREAKFAST, TEA,
at low prices; also, full nne OF NOVEL TIES and
HoUsE-FURNIsHiNG GOODS.
T.. Is. TAYLOR,
loIl Main street.
Telephone No. $50. se
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HANDBAGS from soc. TO s4.50-a magnificent
assortment;
Some choice novelties in PARTY and BRIDAL
FANS:
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY,
for every one and at all prices; TYCOON
REPS, two patterns al l6.c.-the same quail
ty sold everywhere at zoe;
SATIN and VELVET HORsEsHoEs for dress
trimmings-something new;
RED, PINK, BLUE, CREAM, and WHITE
SATIN at soc. a yard-a handsome article
for evening dresses, &C.;
MERINO UNDERWEAR for ladies, gentlemen,
and children al all prices;
ZEPHYR sHETLA AND, and GERMANTOWN
wOoLs, LAMBREQUIE PRINCES, &C;
ASK 70 see our 81 CASHMERE, which Is some
thing for that figure.
OUR ASSORTMENT Is VARIED,
OUR PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and we respectfully ask share Of the patronage
Of our friends and the public. &C 5-F,su&Tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-05

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or yELvETs ASD VEL
yTTEESs at LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE's.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.
III ARR0LD'S CHINA-STORE,
IL SIT BROAD STREET.

DECORATED DINNER. TEA. and CHAM
BkR-sETs: RICH sILVER-PLATED WARE.
We carry the largest line and sell at the lowest
prices. sc 2l-5m
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OBJECT LESSONS.

The Handy Book Of Object Lessons from Teach
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This WORK embraces lessons on the following
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Contains large amount Of information and
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- For sale by all booksellers, Will be sent by
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 56 (;
0 A. NJ, 60; noon. 67; p. NJ, GO; T..
NJ, 60; midnight, so.
Mean temperature, G1t.
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VOL. LXIV.

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
rs LARSER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATIUN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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al OOO REWARD

will be paid 10 any chemist who will find, ON an
alysis ~ 100 bottles = ;. s.. one particle OF Mer-
curry, Iodide Potassium. any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 2, Atlanta, Ga.
Er Write for the little book, which will be mall
cd free. Oc z-lw
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IN QUALITY AND STYLE OUR GOODS ARE
SECOND TO NONE.