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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-14

J. w. Clark,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-14
Sale of County Bonds.

niy8-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-14
of Contract for Grading
and Improvement of Sand
Street.

Los Angeles, April 18th, 1884. api8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
PersOunIs ana Isrfefs.

Dr.. W. +. Hatcher, who for the last two
Sundays has heen preaching for the Rap
list Church OF the Epiphany. OF New York
city, returned TO Richmond on yesterday
afternoon. and Will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow morning.
Policeman Shinberger last night arrested
George Coles (coIored) while breaking into
the stall OF W. II. Keek, at the Second
Market.
Mr.. John c. Teller, grand keeper OF re-
cords and seal OF the order OF Knights OF
Pythias Of the State OF Virginia, male an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Maimed Confsdsrate soidisrs and ens
Legislature.

10 the Edt0r of me DIpotchs
Your correspondent "Confsd," In
Thursdays paper, was right In odyising
the Legislature 10 make an additional sp-
propriailon to meet the amount due
wounded soldiers.
IL Is neither in a spirit OF "eush nor
| i,om motives OF interest that endorse his
suggestion. Equality is equity, and the
action Of the Legislature in paying some OF
the soldiers creates demand on the part
| OF Others, vi O, equally deserving. failed.
| for want OF funds, 10 receive their share.
| The amount Is small that each receives, u
T. true, but small as u IS the crippled so.-
dier feels he Is uDiustly treated IN with
holding IL from him.
The disgrace of our age and country u
the way in which the Mexican soldiers have
been treated by Congress. No man doubts
,ha, their right TO pension stands upon rs
| high grounds as that granted To the soldiers
| OF the late war. yet year after year death de
| minishes their numbers and an ungratefui
| country fails 10 recognize their claim. The
| tail figure Of Jefferson Davis appears before
each congressman, and every sentiment oil
| Justice. like the courage OF Bob Acres,
| oozes out the end OF his fingers. | trust
| no lch figure Is before our Legislature,
and that justice Will promptly be done our
~ boys in gray COuNtkfAAS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
D.AIcY Dlul lArfnfl.

Yesterday evening the mortal remains OF
darcy Paul Morton were laid away in
HOLLYWOOD by sorrowing relatives Ind
friends. The funeral took place from the
Centenary church, and the pall-beIrers
were heSsrs. Norman Walker. David Wal
kCr, Egbert g. Leigh, Jr.. Joseph Bryan,
Thomas y. Page. ". Il. Trigg. Robert IL.
Stcger. Randolph Boiling, Walker llil!,
Jackson Guy. l.. p. IIudgins, James An
dersou, and Merchant Weisiger.
In the death OF darcy Il. Morton, which
occurred day before Yesterday morning. in
New York. III the thirtieih year OF his age,
Richmond and Virginia. his native city and
state, sustain loss which time viii not
diminish. stricken. as he was, in his
carly prime, he bad already made his marx
as o man Of distinguished business plrts.
where ability has need Of its full compile
ment of powers. and had been entrusted
with lsrge enterprises. Had he lived he
would undoubtedly have made his name
and place among the highest.
A University education, followed by Q
reriOd spent amid the eXDc,ions Of bank
ing-house and large commission business
bad developed his remarkable powers, and
had trained him admirably for the broader
Geld TO which be was called In New York
! The same stesdfast devotion 10 business
and to every trust confided TO him marked
| his course in bis new field. and his sterlin.
qualities were steadily advancing him, wheI
! the dread summons came which has dc
pryed Virginia Of noble and devotc'
/ son. He had but just married, and life la,
before him like pleasant land.
Perhaps no young man ever raised II
Richmond had more numerous or more dc
voted friends than darcy Morton. Al
though reserved himself, he yet posscsse'
an OVERLOOKING sympathy with all mankln
which bound men to him.
Upright by inheritance, he impresse
every one at once with his sincerity, hi
honesty, and his manliness. Brave, tender
genelous, patient, strong, earnest. true, h
MAS man OF The highest type, and as sue
be left his impress on every one whom ;
met. He was sincere Christian, an
throughout life had shown that heaven o
earth, mind that did ever "move
charity, rest in Providence, and turn 0
the pales OF truth"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
r,EBsG,s EXTRACT Of MEAT.

VIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT or
MFAT-FrNEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FIAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES. Annual sac, s,OOu''
OOO jarA
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. '',s \ success and boon
for which nations should feel gratc ui"-scc
@Mcdlcal Pres" Lancet &c.
Genuine only with the Jac stn'tts Of Baro'
Iiclig's Signature in blue ink across the 'a'cl'
Tie title Barou Liobis" and photograph hay
ing been largely used by dealers with no OOH
nection with Baron Liebls, the public are IN
lrmcd that The Liobig Company alone can Of
fer tie article with Baron LieMg's g'Iar1ntce
Of gonuinencs
tJFgIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAr
10 ie had OF all storekccPers, Grooei-, ana
Chemists Sole agents FOR the United state
tvhols sale only, c. DAVID & Co. o Fehchurch
avenue. London. England. my 17-Sa52t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Storm Thursday and Marrow Escape
from Lightning.

At Rosedals the residence OF Mr.. Will
liam II. Clarke. four mile. from this city, IN
Utarico county. the clouds Thursday eve
ming seemed to meet. and the discharge OF
lightning was terrific. Mr. Clarke was
standing in his yard, viewing the approach
ing storm. when most unexpectedly from
clear shy overhead bolt struck the OAK
tree he was under and nearly pro'tra'ed
him to the ground from the effects OF the
shock. The large barn.yard OAK near by
was struck twice in quick succession, and
shiyered from top to bottom. The corn
crib was blown from it, supports, fences
leyelled. and trees generally wrecked. The
fall Of hail and rain was the greatest, old
residents say, that has visited this section
since the war. The rain was much needed
and has proved q great blessing to th'
sbriyelled corn and vegetables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23


received awards at the ExnoutIon Unit
verpsl," Paris. 1878; "Internstiond II Me-
dicsl and Sanitary Exhibition.v London,
1881; AMI "Domtstic and Scientific Exhi-
bition," Brighton. December. 1881. u IL
Mr.. Valentines purpose 10 EXHIBIT Il at the
New Orleans Exposition also. The opinion
OF the judges who made the award at the
Philadelphia Exhibition II fully justified by
the fact that the consumption Of meat-juic
IA largely on the increase in such places n
Cairo EGYPT, Tangier fMoroccol Rio
Janeiro fBrazil, end Demerarn. Ii should
be stated that II keeps equally well in
cold climates. II having on several oeci-
sions been taken to the Polar seas. one Of
Tie medical officers connected with the
GREELY RELIEF EXPEDITION
took a quantity OF II with him. Russia
had an experience with the article IN the
Russo-Turksh war which was so satisfac-
tory that the Empress Of Russia, through
her private secretary, expressed to
Mr.. Valentine her thanks for the sup
ply sent through the American Minister
for the use OF the Russian soldiers in the
hospitals, and various missions have tested
it under the widest range Of climatic con-
ditions. In addition TO this, II has received
the strongest endorsements from such emf
nent German authorities az DR.. Rudolf
Virchow and DIR. Oscar Liebreich. both
OF whom subjected 1t to the most exhius-
tive tests before giving their opinions. The
principal foreign depots for the meat Juice
are
L0HD0H, LIVERPOOL. PARIS.
Hamburg. Vienna, and Rome. To these
points II is shipped direct from Mr.. Valen-
tines stock and packing-room in Rich.
mond, and from them 20 the minor dep0ts
abroad. As stated above, the new factory il
the outcome OF a fourth demand for In
creased accommodations for Mr.. Valentines
enterprise; but IL is also an ornament 10 the
portion OF the city in which it is sit
uaied, and. with its surrounding, az
fords good evidence OF the rapidly
with which Richmond is forging ahead. In
the immediate ncighborhood are the new
buildings OF Mr.. Louis Glhter. whose
cigarette industry has also advertised Rich
mond the world over. Mr.. Valentines
works are built on the most liberal scale.
Nothing has been omitted that could add to
the convenience OF his employees. The
FOLLOWING CONTRACTORS
were engaged in the building: Albert
West, architect ot building; Powers 4
Crump, bricklayers; James Netherwood,
stone masonry; a. c. Houston, build,r; G..
Il a. Bargamin, plumbers, steam and gas
filters, and timers; A. l.. Phillips, eXca.
yator and payer; Blunt Il Quay. cuyerts
ana wells; A. J. Vaughan. painter; J. r.
Burroughs, boiler-setter; Bruce 4 Archer
iron fronts. &C.; Williams Buckingham
Slate Company, slate trimmings; j. "
Cardwell x Co., elevator; J. +. Lintz, iron
wire-work; Ettengcr & Edmonds, boiler
and hydraulic pumps and presses.
All the beart-pine used in finishing wa'
cut in Fluyanna county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Absolutely Pure Spices.

whole and ground, for picking and pre-
serving, at Robins's drugstore, 323 norih
Second street. between Clay aud Leigh,
and no higher in price than much OF the
trash sold in mary places under the name
OF spices. We ai-o take pleasure in saying
Won can get the best medicines, m large or
small quantities, put up In the best man-
por. at very moderate prices. Try him.
Twenty-eight years experience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
CUT ms WIFE'S THROAT.
An Exciting Scene on the streets Of Albany
Hacked with Razor

An Albany special OF Thu sday says: At
neon to-day John Swift, a mason, entered
his mouse and sent his wife for pint Of ale.
On her return. as she was entering the
door, he picked up razor and without
saying word made dash at her throat,
cutting = gosh four inches long. The wo-
man turned and fled, pursued by the
wretch, who after overtakins her made
another attempt to cut her with
The weapon. Mrs. Swift despairingy
threw NJ her left hand to shield herself,
but II was unayailing, for the already recK-
ing weapon cut broad. deep cash IN her
hand. Uttering another shrek she again
broke away and continued down the mar
row pavement, blood staining the flagstOnes
at every step. On reaching point oppo-
site Nolan's grocery she turned and started
10 cross over and seek shelter from the
murderous madmqn who still pursued her,
but when he saw her coming Nolan slammed
the door. She stood for a moment on the
sidewalk in front, as a large splash Of blood
attests. and was again cut by her husband
with the deadly weapon.
With desperate effort she again broke
away, and officers appearing Swift was ar
rested. Mrs. Swift is an Irshwoman about
thirty years OF age, with Jet black hair and
eyes and prepossessing appearance. Tn,
front of her dress above the waist was sat
urated with blood. She said:
"My husband did this and don't know
what be did 1t for. He was sharpening hi
razor whtn he suddenly make an attach
uron me. All! no. sir, he is not baC
man. He is the best msn alive, and | wan
TO 90 TO him."
She said that be never drank nor threat
encd her life before. She was asked seve
raj times how the affair happened and wha
she had said to enrage him, and all sh
would reply was:
81 don't know how 1t happened. | saw
! him coming and ran; he caught and hell
ne and cut me while | was standing.
I'm thirty years, and was born in Ireland
She repeatedly asked TO be taken home
| but when told that sho would be nieel
cared for at the hospital consented TO IT
MAN. she had no further fears OF her hu-
land. and was perfectly rational and sane
swift declares that he did not intend /
injure his wife, with whom he said he live
| happiiy. He was excited, he said, and wa
about shaving himself when hls wife al
! tented TO take the razor from him. |
the scutllc she was wounded. and he ais
received a slight cash in the throat. Whe
she ran out Of the house he followed
bring her back, and did not know what !
was doing until the crowd collected. I'll
| ysouon's injuries are not dangerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
RAlfce GOilf.

The following eases were disposed OF
Yesterday morning:
Della White (coloredl, cursing and
abusing Maria Branch. whipped by her
father.
James Light avn, FOR being person OF
unsound mind. Committed TO Jail.
Polk GIazehrook. charged with being
drunk. Failed TO appear.
Or. John Joseph Augustus Edwards, the
alleged bigamisi, who was sent to jail 10
await trial, and Joseph Adams and Benja-
min Robinson, two white youths, also
prisoners at the city Jail. were up, charged
with attempting to break Jail. They were
sent on to the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Old Violin.

Lovers Of concord, who like genuine
instrument Of that class most capable
OF producing the greatest yariety. 81
sweet sounds, should see an old violin
now in the possession Of Mr.. A. Eichel, OF
this city. Ii is OF the celebrated Nicola
Arniti make. and was manufactured in
1850. and is still fine fiddle. worthy OF the
best fiddler. Mr.. Eichel brought the in
strument wiki him when he emigrated
from Alsace. then France, now Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

Arc you DISTURBED at night ana broken Of your
re-, ~ .'cS ohil1 suffering and crying with Tho
oNcruciating palm OF cutting tcctiY lf 80, 90 at
cnce ard get hottie NJ MRS WINsLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve The poor liito
suneicr Immediately -,icpcnd upon Il; there Is no
mistake about Il. There Is not = mother Oh earth
WHO has ever used Il who viii not tell YOU at once
that II viii regulate The bowel, anf give rest 70 mo
mother and relief aud health 10 the chli,operatng
uLe magic. it Is perfectly s,ic to In all eases,
and rleasant b. the taste. aud Is the prescription of
one of the Oldest and bet female physicians and
nur,e. ln the United states. Sold eycrywhcrc. rs
cqrfs . hottie. au 10 e)rl~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN LITERATURE
MUSIC, AND ART.

Practical lessons given IN Domestic Econoiny
and cook, ry. Riding school in connection wlih
the College FORTY SCHOLARSHIPS OF the
value of from sos 10 slVO annually awarded hy
compctiiion, eighteen OF which are open Tor com
petition AZ the september entrance eN4mmtnous
Toms per school ear Board, laundry ana in-
itiou. inciading tc whole English Course, An
cienf and Modern Languages. and Calisthcnics,
fr, m $3.50 TO $500. Music aud Painting cNtri-
Combined rate payments zone year IN odtancel
including with the shove, Piano and Vocal husic
and Painting. fr1m $500 10 S1uO. JDNlDR-bk-
PARyMf Nj Pupil : ADMITTED FROM TUE
ACF or EIGHT. special department Tor the
trstning Of tsachors. Tctcacrs Registry In con-
ncctlon With The College. PruicSsofhi sihu ol ing
Gsh aud Enrotean rcpatafi0n. Liberal rciu u'uoD
a. he daughters of cicigymen. For large illustrt-
tcJ circular free and further pdr,iclllr- ad-
Jr,es REV. p. y, ENGiiSH. VI A..
Principal iielmuth Ladies College,
London, Ont, Canada.
Next term opens SEPTEMBER lSTn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DE. r. G. VESTS
NERVE AND BRAlN-TREATMENT /,

a guaraulccd specific for Hysteria. Dizziness. Com
xnIsious Fits. SerYOus Neuralgia Hoa ache, Nerv-
oi,e prpstration caused by the use of alcohol or
tobacco. Wakefalness, Mental Depression, Soilen-
lug Of the frain uCsultlng IN insanity anu ,eaglhs
fg n,sery, decay, and DEATH, Premature Old A&e,
los Of Power IN either sex, caused by oyer-eNer-
non Of he brain or Oyer-indulRence. Each box
coutain. one months treatment; 81 box, or sN
hnxCs for e5, sent bv mail, prcpald, on receipt OF
,ricc WI GUARANTEE SIN BOXES 10 cure
any case. with each order received 10y Us Tor SIX
h0xcs accompanied with IS, we Will send the pur-
chaser our written gusranter 20 refund the money
~ the treatment does not effect cure. Gutran-
tees issued only by JOHN &. WEST CO.,
SCI wcst Madison street.
av 0odg,Iy Chicago, Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
RECESS UNTIL FALL.
Legislature to.Adiourn from August sofa 10
October 22d.

Legislature TO Adjourn from AuAu ""th W
October 22d.
The Democrats OF the two houses OF the
General Assembly met IN conference yes
tcrdav evening. and after nil discussion,
bva vote OF about two to one. adopted a
resolution TO be passed by the House and
Senate to take recess from saturday, Au-
Gust 3Oth, tC WednC Sday. October I'D. by
the tirst-naiued date all OF The urgent busI-
ue.,--thc work for which the session was
needed at this particular tlmc-Will have
been disposed Of; but 10 make sure lt Is
Ekcly that the resolution, after 1t has been
agre,d 20 in one house, viii be held IN the
other until Il j. seen that there Is no I'M
uediment 10 the recess.
The fail session will not cost the state "a
cent IN the way Of per diem o. members.
For this extra session in August and Ocio-
Ter. each member will get $50 aud no
more. The total will De about $4,000.
which sum ten times over and more VIII he
saved tie state by the oppOrtunc preIence
Il The General Assembly 10 stop the leak
found by Judge Hughes in the Rddlcbcr-
ccl bin, Before the recess Is elhrn thlt
will BE done and TIE provision for the eisc-
t,on q twelve clg CtoIs will haye been made,
and no excuse will be given Republican
senate to exclude Nirsinia's vote on that
account. The question whether We have
any election law in the State VIII be- re-
moved from consideration by the reenact-
ment OF the old law Uhat OF 1870 Tor voting
for congressman and presldcnual electors.
The State Normal school for Girls, which
under the decision Of the Supreme Court
/ could rot have drawn the money wherewith
10 begin its work this fall. has been
relieved by legislation, whcn could not
/ have been mad in time but for the extra
session. These measures, together with
| the bills for roiissessment Of lands IN 1888,
and for putting IN train the establishment
/ OF the Southwestern Lunatic Asylum; The
election Of Judges TO iill vacancies, and the
/ investigation OF the loss OF about Sl5O,OOI
Of STATE deposits IN a Petersburg bank
show that good and necessary work Ia
been done. But there IS still great dea
Of priyate and public busine,, claimin'
legislative attention, ard for'that and tC
guard and protect the interests OF the stat
the recess till fall has been resolved upon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

Senate bill sppropriating $4,000 from the
sutplus fund at the command OF the diree-
tors OF the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, same
IN he devoted to the building OF house
for the Superintendent. was reported.o .
Mr.. Camper asked for suspension OF
the rules in order that the bill be placed
upon the calendar.
Mr.. Gibson opposed this. II there was
surplus fund In the asylum treasury, why
was 100000 asked for? Furthermore. he
had understood that under the present
management there were almostas many otli'
eials as there were lunatics, and, beside, be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

SPRINGFIELD, TENN.
d. o.. Br1fflid: Dear s!r,-Ny daughter ms
bee suf, iu. f.r many years with ih1t dreadful
affr.ior bnoTl as Fcmalc Disease. 0hich has cost
me many dollar, ahi notwithstanding hai the
he.tmcilcal Attendance, could mol hni relief /
have used many other Kinds oi medicines with
out auye9lct. Ind iG.t about given her mp aud
Wa out % heart hut h1rpenod in tie store Of " =
W. Tckler. several weeks since. and he knowing
Of my daurht, r. affection. crutdci mo q bay a
hoitl, II Your Female Regulator. She began n
improve 20 once. ! was e1 delighted with It's e.
feet that bought several more bottles Oft; and
knowing what go about H. " to-day one Of my
family vas suffering With NAT a~fcl disease, J
would have % if 20 cost $50 bottle; for | can
irtthfu.iy LAY 30 hs- cured my daughter sound aud
well: aud myself and wife domo-t heartily rec 'in-
mend oar Fcmaic Regulator o. De just what Il is
T,IIc.ehtcd to hc.
Respctnil'y.
H.. FEATHERsTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
W o NJ A n
HTR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE NAT
TERs OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.
w o NJ 4 Y .
NEAR MARIETTA, GA

NEAH MNHILIIAi VAs
some months ago l bought bottle Of Dr. J'
Bradfelds Female Regulator and Uscd II IN my
family with great satisfaction. have recon-
mepded II, 10 tl,rcc f.m.iios. and they have found
tito b. Just what is claimed for IL The females
Who have rsed IL are now in perfect health and
able 10 attend to their household duties.
RLV. II. l.. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

Mr.. II. Il. Reynolds. agent for the liar-
den Uand.Grcnsde and ire-EXtingui.her,
has been making very successful exhiDi-
tions here In eXtlnguishing iires. lie IL
stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Lost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND
ROOTS, SHOES. &c.

J. A. '"''", s.y. BLOCK. W
WILL WIND UP MS oDDAND-END SALE
THIS WEEK BY SELLING
BOYS LOW SHOES Msl; old price, $3.50;
GENTLEMEN's Low SHOES at r.oo; old
price, IS;
LADIES Low SHOES tsl; old priee,s2;
FIVE STYLES on LADIES SLIPPERS At
sl.5o; old prsss. $3.50 and 80;
CuILDaEN,s TO ioS sLIPPsRs. In four
STYLES, at 81; reduced from sl.7o andes.
fau lc-tsell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Excursion 20 natural Dridgc To. Day.

Dor't forget the special excursion 10 the
Natural Bridge to-day. II anords splen-
did opportunity for Sightseeing and enjoy
ment. Grand illumination Of the Bridge
io.right. Fare for Tie round trip only sj.
Train leaves Eighth-Street depot this
morning at 9:20 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
SpccinI Sales for Cash.

Best Anthracite Coal. g per ton; Lump
Spliut. $3.50; Hail. Sh2j; soft Lump
Coal. 1915; Pine Wood. s2ae2.25 per bali
cord. Wcst-Eud Yard and 1908 Cary
street. &. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
TRIxY.

TIE nuc.t mayonaise dressing FOR all kinds n
SALADS, cold meats. raw tomatoes, picked salmon,
cabbage, etc. Is DURKsEs SALAD DRESSING. IL
IL, bC,ides, mole economical than homemade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
DEUQs. EsEDICIHEf%
RELIEVED.

MIS-. Ann LacOur. of New Oresns, La, writes
~ have \ son who has been sick Tor two years ne
has been attended by our leading physicians, but
an to no purpose This mOrning he had his usual
spel Of cOuchias and was 80 greatly prosirdted ln
CONSEQUENCE that Ieath seemed immlnent. We
had fn the house \ hottie Of DIR. WILLIAM
HALLS BALSAM YOR TIE LUNGS. purchased
by my husband, who noticed your advertisement.
l,,vef~ au 23-d2t&wlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

STATE or GEORGIA. Trout COUNTY.
Ihayc examined iho recipe of Dr. josiah Bad
field. and prouounc. it 10 Do combination ot
medicines at great merit in the treatment Of al'
at,eases If fcmalcs for which De recommends IT,
WILLIAM T.. BEASLEN, II. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

will save the hair and keep it in a strohITi ,i,Ii
and healthy condition, because IL WI
stimulate the roots Of the hair, and reslo,s
the natural action upon which It's gro"'"
depends. 10
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are aosV
lutely pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Other Games.

Try telegraph TO the DispatchI
Washington: Nationals (UnionsD IA;
Wilmingtons, 0.
Baltimore: Baltimore, s; Allegheny, g.
philadelphia: Cleveland, =; Philadot
phia, 5.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati and indianapolis
played three innings without scoring
when rain caused postponement.
Chicago: Cincinnati Union game wa.
stopped at the end OF the fifth inning by
rain. Score: Chicago. 3; Cincinnati. ,.
Boston: Baltimore Unions, 1; Boston, 3
Game et Ashland.
The Howitzer picked nine will play thu
Ashland Club at Ashland this afternoon
Warwick and PeyIon will form the batter,
for the llOwtzers.