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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
MANCHESTERS SENSATION.
A WeII-to-Do Citizen Charged With SETTING
Fire 10 Nciehbor's HOuse.

Fire 10 Neiehbor's fiouse.
when Policeman Jones came down Hull
street. in Manchester. on saturday, with Mr..
William ncider under arrest, there was
great excitement in that city. Every one
was inquiring. what has Mr.. IIeider
donc!" Little could be learned from the
reticent officer. He only marched hiS pris-
ouer down to the SJati0n.house and lodged
him there, ard there be remained until
yesterday morning.
Mr. Ileidcr l. German, who has lyed
in Manchester for the past fifteen or
twenty years, and has borne fair reputa-
tion. He has accumulated some $4,000,
which he h., mostly invested in real
estate. All that could DE ascertained
about the offence with which he was
CHARGED until after the examination before
the MAYOR was that Mr. lIeider had set Mr..
T. II. Rohertson's store on fire Friday
morning about Il O'Clock.
Yesterday morning. promptly NJ .
O'Clock. Mayor John Z. Taylor entered ,he
crowded court room, and the case Was
called.
EY.Judgc William l. Clopton appeared
for he accused, and Charles l.. Page, ESD.
for the Commonwealth. The examination
was tedious and iOng-cOntinued, eNtcm1inS
from \. VI. t. l:30 =. NJ. \ great many
witnesses were examined. The testimony
showed that Hcider and Robertson live on
adjoining lot, near where Hull street crosses
the Petersburg railroad: that for several
years lleidcr and Robertson have been on
bad terms, sometimes not even speaking; (;
hat in the month o' Apri OF this year Mr.
Eobetscn's >torc-housc was asccltaiued TO
ue on Ere, and W9s only eXtinguiShcd by
the efforts " the ueighbOrS In that vicinity;
that since thi. tire the relations between
tlom have been more uniricndly; that on
last THURSDAY night Mr.. Johns, who lives
over the grocery-store OF Mr.. 4. VI. Robert
son. was awakened by his wife, who said
the house was on fire. Mr.. Johns at once
jumped up. opened the windOw-shutter-.
and ,aw a bright light in TIE Shcd'room
down In tie lower story. Rushing down
stairs. Mr. Johns found bag, some 6ero-
scne oil and some shayings, and also found
the fire burning bri-kly.
An alarm was made and the fire, by the
aid OF friends, was soon put out. The bag
had on il tag with the name Of \. B.
Clarke, Esq, Of Richmond.
Mr.. Clarke's salesman testified that this
was tag put upon lot Of goods sold TO
Mr.. Helder. Mr.. Heider himself told the
Chief Of Police that strange cOlored man
came 10 his store on Thursday night,
bough, some kerosene oil, and asked leave
to 20 in his back yard.
Upon the testimony Mayor Taylor sent
Heider on to the Hastings Court for trial.
lie was afterwards bailed in the sum Of
3l.CCO. with Mr.. John Carroll as his So
curity,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
CHAPTER I.

hsS a-y or all rthe most eminent physicians:
"What Is the bosi and only remedy that can be
relied on 10 cure all diseases Of the Kidneys and
urinary organs such Bright's discasc diabetes.
retention or inability 20 retain urine and All the
cisCrses and ailments peculiar 20 womenY-
Aud they Will tell yon explicitly aud empb,tso-
ally Buchu"
Ash The same physicians
"What is the most reliable and surcst cur. for
al iver.dis'scs or dyspepsia. consi patton, indl.
gostlon, biliousnes> malarial fever, agae, &C.. p,
and they win tell You
"klandrahcl or. Dandeiion ~
Hence. when tbess remedies aTe combined with
Others equally valuable,
And compounded Into Hon Bitters, such a WON
dcrful snd mysterious ourliivo power Is dcveopei.
which Is 80 varied in lts operations that M dlsssc
or m health possibly exist or resist It's power,
and yet Is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest In
valid, or smallest child 10 use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
TIE ELECTION Law.
Committee Will Kecommt nd the ne-Enaci-
ment of the Old One.


ment of the Old One.
The committee OF the two houses OF the
General Assembly appointed to inquire
into the status Of the election law have
agreed upon n report. which will be pre-
sented to-day. It will recommend the re-
enactment Of the law OF the state as it cx-
listed prior 10 the passage Of the Electoral
Board (McCormickl bill-that is to say. that
law substantially. 1t has to be amended in
one place, where il provides that IL the
regular judges do not appear, then ii shall
be "lawful for any three .freekO,ders OF the
district who may he present" TO act, dc.
That was the word applied to members OF
the electoral boards which made the Su.
preme Court Of Appeals pronounce the
Mccormick bill unconstitutional, and il
will be omitted in the new ,old) law, where
il has been since 1870.
So the members Of Congress aud presi.
DENTAL electors in Fir gi mia will be elected
by the same machinery. appointed by the
same powers County and corporation
courts. that has been used since 1870.
II is now probable that the Legislature
will be ready to adjourn as soon as this
bill is passed. In the mean time the pre-
sidentiai-electOrs' til and the amended
Riddleberger bill Will pass.
There are many who think that the
Legislature ought to adjourn 10 meet
about November 1st. as there is "A great
press Of business that needs attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
IsQuost.

The Coroner on SUNDAY held an Inquest
on the body Of Thomas Fitzhugh (cOloredl' :
who was killed Saturday night about ll1
O'Clock near Baldwin's crossing OF th9
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. The YER
dict was that the deceased came TO hi.
death by being run over by an engine, sud
that the killing was accidental and una
voidable. Fitzhugh was seated ina wagon
with two or three sthers (aIl coloredl, ana
the wagon was completely demolished.
The other persons were but slightly injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
rRIXY.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS !

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest 10y sick child suffering and crying with the
cXciuc.atng pain OF cutting teeth II 50, 90 al
once and get hottie Of MRS. WINsLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor little
sufferer immcdiately-depend upon it; there t. no
mistake about it. There Is not mother on earth
who has ever used II who will not tell you at once
that It win regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health % the child, operating
Ike magic. It Is perfectly safe 10 use In all eases,
and pleasant 20 the taste, and l. The prescription OF
one Of the oldest and best female physicians and
nurse. IN the United states. sold everywhere. rs
ceUis a hottie. au 10 oslw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
sudden Death.

Mr.. Z. ii. Jackson, well-known citi1en
OF Ashland, died very suddenly on sunday
night. lie had been TO church and had no,
soon thereafter died-oi some heart trou-
BILE, 1t is believed. Deceased was Sky,
four years Of age and n widower. He iiai
a large family OF children. and several OF
his sons reside in the West. lie was
good and kind-hearted man, well beloVeu
by large circle OF relatives and friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

THE CENTURY COMPANY have in hand FOR
immediate publication new book Of Sto-
ries. rhymes, and picture. for little folks,
70 be called Baby World" Ii has been
edited by Mary Mspes Dodge. and, like
Baby Days" OF which 10000 copies were
sold. will consist Of selections from 81.
Nicholas magazine) eSpecisily adapted 10
The very little ones. BABY World will be
larger and finer than Baby Days" and
the editor apd publishers intend il to be
the most beautiful children, book tsat has
vet been made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
Views with regard to the campaign was

Views with regard to the campaign was
stiil going on.
IL was gwen out that no action ut pre-
sent would be taken In regard to the Re.
pubnean electoral ticket, and General
Wlekhams request for equal representa-
tion on the ticket was ignored.
In the Seventh district there are two
electors, Carter NJ. Louthan. Of Clarke, and
X. j. Walker. Of Shenandoah. In the
Tentn there are alse two, T.. W. Hubbard,
OF Buckingham, aud s. Brown AlIsn, OF
Augusta. This makes II necessary TO
change the ticket in these districts. but
this " III not be done at present. Later on
the Executive Committee will maze o
change OF some sort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
THE JERSEY MEN sMOTHERED.
A Fine Exhibition OF Fielding and Batting
By the virsiniRa
Special telegram 10 the Dispaieh.l

1--WE U'cFTHIU 10 IIe U1fInftH.I
NEW YORK, August lS.-The Richmond
boys fairly smothered the Jersey men when
they met to-day 1t was only an exhibition
game, but 1t was fine exhibition OF bat
ting and fielding by the visitors. The
home club could onlyIget on 20 Meegan for
one hit. The Virginia team won the game
In the second inning, when by free hitting
and the errors OF their opponents they
scored five runs. Terry Larkin's play at
second base was excellent. Goldsby led
in the matter Of run-getting, but Johnston
did the most effective work with the stick.
The score is as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
Uor.ford's Bread Preparation

adds ten per cent. to the value Of flour.
The eminent Baron Liebig, the greatest
chemist IN the world. says :" II is certain
that the nutritiye value OF Hour will be in
creased ten per cent. by the addition OF
your bread preparation. and the result is
the same a. il the fertility OF our wheat
fields had been increased by that amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
THE CITY COMMITTEE.

Meeting Last Nigh,-OOicers and Ward ou-
perintendentS Elected.
4 meeting Of the City Committee was
held last Eight, and was called to order by
George II. POindeX.er, Esq, the retiring
superintendent.
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr., Of the old commit
tee, on behalf Of that body, offered resO-
luton thanking Mr.. PoindeXter for the
able management and thorough efficiency
which lad marked his administration Of
the committees affairs. The recipient Of
the honor returned thanks and cOngratu-
lated the old committee upon the uniform
success that had attended their efforts and
their unyarying kindness TO him. Mr..
FOindeXter then called the incoming COM
miIiee TO order, and the following members
answered roll-call:
Me>srS. Whitehead. O'Neill, Metzger,
Burch, Figg, Rose. Cree, Cary, McGraw.
Fcrriter, smith. Elicit, Porter, Goode,
Wren, Blackburn, llankins, Quarles, Raj
stoD, ard Edwards.
The committee was permanently organ
lied as follows City Superintendent, John
Il. Cary; Assistant superintendent. ii. NJ.
Smith. Jr.; Treasurer, Jourdan W. Maury:
Secretary. W. ID. Chesternan; Sergeant
dt-ATmS. y. u. MOSS.
\ letter from Mr.. NJ. s. Burch wa. read
rendering his resignation as a member OF
the committee from Marshall Ward. Mr..
W. :. Catlett was unanimously elected 70
fill this vacancy.
Ward supcrinttndents were elected a.
follows: Marshall Ward, W. s. Catlcts (;
jefferson, L. G. Figg; Monroe, Percy
Gray; Clay, Robert K. Rslston. Madison
Ward and Jackson to be elected hereafter.
Colonel Cary was elected unanimously,
ard was so pressed 20 accept that he agreed
to do 80, but only for this campaign. lie
came to the committee determined 10 re-
sign. anG, indeed. did tender his resigna-
lion. He thought that after four years
service as treasurer and superintendent he
ought TO be relieved from duty, but the
committee would not give him up.
Mr.. Percy Gray insisted that he could
not find time 10 serve az superintendent OF
Monroe Ward, but the committee, knowing
oi the eXcclcns party work he has hereto
fore done in a quiet way, refused to give
him up.
ON motion oi Mr. smith, the secretary
was instructed to write Cleveland and
Hendricks that this committee are now
Organized and ready for work, and are able
10 promise that Richmond will give the
Democratic ticket Mt least $500 majority.
Adjourned TO meet the first Tuesday in
SCItcmb r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
To he Eiii0r Of he DiSpotch


| have read with interest the various
articles on numbering the streets, aud
while an advance some good Ideas. still
they present difficulties that will be hard TO
reconcile. when our city was numbered
the subject was fully discussed, and owing
10 the irregular boundaries. and First
street being near The centre of city, it was
decided to make Main and Foushee streets
the starting point. and number eas, and
west from FOu,hee and north and south
from Nam. Any alteration of this plan
would cause a renumbeIi ing of every house
IN the city, which j. very Objectionable.
The present difficulty seems to be 10 locate
the streets west of First street. Vow, il
y0u will name Fou,hoe and Il. james
streets Centre avenue, and then number all
the cross street, west First, Second, Third.
etc. ayenue.. dropping their present
namcs-lhus. Adams street would be- First
avenue, Laurel street Uhc western boun-
dary Of the park Eighth avenue, Reservoir
street (thc present terminus oi the street
railway Eleventh avenue. etc.
AS the present streets DO not run
through. on the north side Of Broli street
they could still be numbered First. second,
Third, &c. As some Of these eros, streets
are very close together Il may be- necessary,
in order TO make the avenues ~ nearly
continuous a. possible. 10 number one of
them Hall avenue. see no objection 10
lettering the parallel streets a, in writing
deeds, &c., il viii be OF service 10 say l. or
Main street between Eighth ana NIath ave-
nues. or Laurel and Cherry streets. a..
This change from names 10 numbers. using
avenue for street, will soon become familiar
to the present population, and will b.
readily understood by newcomers. For
example, a stranger will be told that our
city i divided into four quarters-north.
south, east, west giving the dividing
points,. knowing the division, he is then
told 10 20 TO l0l west Main street.-The
knows at once that Is the corner Of Eleventh
avenue; or to 10 TO J03 north Twenty-fth
street, be would know II WIS five squares Or
blocks north Of Main street, or between
Clay and Leigh streets.
No system Of Numbering can be absO-
lutely perfect with the irregular streets,
and on coming 10 them il may. in some
cases, be necessary to continue the serial
numbers for two squares. and in others 10
skip or drop a hundred. For instance,
west OF and on Eighth avenue. north. the
numbers are consecutive from Main 10
Franklin street, although Floyd street and
Grove avenue mterseet il; aud on Oregon
Hill First street and Belyiderc street, or
Sixth avenue. nearly intersec,. but the
numbers between Belyidere and Pine
streets. or Sixth and Seventh avenues,
commence 800. The same rule will apply
in other similar locations.
MONROE PARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
Absolutely Pure Spices,

whole and ground, for picking and pre-
serving, at Robins's drugstore, j23 north
second street, between Clay and Leigh,
and 10 higher in price than much OF the
trash sold in many places under the name
OF spic1. We also take pleasure in saying
YOU can get the best medicines, IN large or
small quantities, put up In the best man.
ner, at very moderate prices. Try him.
Twenty-eight years experience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
w o NJ A n
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TyHs OF GREAT CONCERN 10
ALL MANklSD.
yr.n MARIETTA "a.

NEAR MARIETTA ga,
some months ago bought bottls Of pr. d.
Rradneld's Female Regulator aud used It IN IN,
famn, with great satisfaction. have recon-
rnenaed ~ 10 thrcc families, ana they hsve fonnd
tito 10 lust what Is claimed for 1t The ie"'Hs
who have rscd G are nov IN pcrfcc, he'lth and
sflo To- attend 20 their household dutcs-
EEv. II. H. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
NOR NEW YoRK.-The Old i'm

q
y Dominion steamship Company >.s146
proposed sallings fer the week following are
WYANOkk. Captain HULPuERs, FRIDAY,
August ath. az O'Clock y. N. -
ROANOKE, Captain tOUCH. SUNDAY, Au-
gust Tth. at II O'Clock 4. NJ.
Old DOMINION. Captain wAtkER, TUES
DAY, August lSth, at 3 O'Clock i. VI .
ticghi received until 2 O'Clock Y. VI, tri-
DAY. q o'clock 4. ". saturday, and TO 2 2o'elock W
NJ. Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed. and goods for
warded with dispatch 90 all points north, south,
east and we-i also 10 foreign Iort>-
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Caiin fare 10 New York tincluling meals ana
borihl. 40: rOund-rip tickets. els. stosraec.
wiih sub stencc. 81; without subsistence, -.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the ,hs.a-
ueake and ohio railway at e:2O 4. NJ aud slo
l.. NJ. viii make connection at NoRFOLh Win
steamer leaving MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. and
WEDNESDAYS, and AZ NEWPuRT's NEWS
with steamer leaving every SATURDAY. Com
necti0n Will also hc made az NORFOLK, eta the
Richmond and Petersburg railrosd, leaving kieh-
mond at IL go 4. N. every Monday, Tuesday, We'd
ncsdny. and saturday.
For freight oT passage apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN co. Agents,
Con nxFs Rnf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
Republican Conference.

The Republicans held conference In
the Wing building last night. II was we'll
attended. and was presided over by Gene
and cup TO midnight the Interchange Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

sNN'~No<CsNTNNteNfNff<e <eHNvNrNsNfs sNssf~NrNnfsNfN
w HlTRHURST x OWEN, MANU-.
w .fACrURERs OF SASH. BLINDs. DOORS,
MOuLniNG~. BRACKETS, &C., TENTH AND
BYRD STREETS Our new factory. unsurpassed
In arrangement aud equipment by any In she
country, Is now In full operation. and we are pre-
Jared 10 exeeste orders for rst-elass work AZ bot
tom prices. iy 26-Sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

Asthma, bronchitis, early stages OF con-
sumption, spinal disease. paralysis. ner-
yous debility. and nearly the whole list OF
chronic diseases are durable, il taken in
time and properly treated. j. n. RIcu-
ARDS, NJ. d., 6l9 east Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
Other Games.

IBy Telegraph 10 the Dspatch.I
Washington: Wilmingtons, 4; Ma
hOnals, 3.
New York: New YorkS, 3; ChicagOs. 3.
Philadelphia: ClevelandS, 3; Philadel-
phiaS. 4. Athletics, 30: Baltimores, /.
Pittsburgh: Alleghenys, +; MetrOpoli-
tans. 0.
Newark: Domestics, 9; Allentowns, /.
Boston: Boston Unions. 2; Baltimore
Unions, 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP xfSfN
~ COMPANY. 6
OR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one II their splentid
steamei$--tiT'YANDoTrE RoANeht, NAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
For hours ~ sailiOg see advertisement hslow
Steamers leave New York TT ltsDAl = IitR~.
new numberl, North river, foot of Beach street
They have splendid saloons. siste-rooms, aud
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodation. aud stssn,ions are
unsurpassed.
Arer-cabin fare u New Nnrk ltncluiing meals
and herthh ti0; ruund-tnp tickets, els storage,
with subsistence. "a: without subsistence, s6,
FIoights for points bcvond New YORK Forwarded
with dispatch, aud no charge made except actual
expense incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock y. ". daily.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, Agents.
1y2a ofice. company's wlaryes. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
SPRINGFIELD. TENN


Or. T. RrGds<fi. Dear Sir.-Aiy daughter has
iccr suGe tug for many wears Win that dreadful
afaic.ion known rs Female Disease, which has cost
me many dollars, ahd Notwithstanding had the
hest medical attendance, could not iHd relief.
have ased iaany Other kinds of medicines with
out any effect. had iusi about given her mp, and
WAS ont of heart but happened iD The store Of W.
w. EcklCr, several weeks since, and he. knowing
of my dauFhtcr's aflictipn. per uadea me 60 buy
bottle of your Female Regulator. She began 70
Improve at ouco. l was delighted with It's cf-
f,ct, that houRht several moro bottles oft; and
knowing what DO about -, if to-day ono Of my
family was suffering with that awful disease,
would have 20 IL 80 cost $50 bottle; for | eau
frithfnlly %, 70 has cured my daughter sound aud
wei: and mysclfand wife DO mos; heartily rocom-
rnordyour Fclnac Regulator 10 De just what 1, IS
rtprc,ontod 10 De.
Respectfully,
II. -. FEATHERSTON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

A. H. "
AYERS HAIR vIGOk cuRfs nAI.DNEss.
AYER's uAIR viGOR RESTORkS YOI
FRFsIINFsS AND COLOR TO GADED AND
GRAY HAIR. II attains these results nv ule
sirnnation Of the hair-r roots and color.gisndA It
reinyenstes the hair and cloanses 10. IL restores
The hair that either by reason OF age of di.eases
pllancy aud giossy silken softne.. % exr.me
beauty Their ia 40 DYE in AYERS HAIR
ViGOR. ard the good n does is by the ,isor V In.
parts to the fOilicies. and the cleanliness and
healthfalness OF the condition In which 10 main
'' AYERS HAIR vIGOR REVIEWS THE HAIR.
AYERS HAIR vlGOR is The best cure known Tor
Brashy Hair. scald Head, Itching bnmofs. Ist,n
Sores, Torpid Policies and all other di-essss of me
scnIp that cause the falling a the hair and tts
fading. Nothing ciesnsss hair of the nai-ance "I
iandruf SO pt rfcctIy. and 80 cdectusily prcven0
as return. as AYERS HAIR NItOR. In adiition
go The curative aud restorative virtues pecuhM 20
Ayers Hair vigor IL u tfet luxury. The uair
vfxor Is by far the eeaniicst Embarrassing msts.
{, causes the hair 20 grow thick and long, ana
Keeps II always soft and glossy.
AYERS HAiR vIGOR
contains no dolcieyious ingredients, It's use pre-
craving thin or gray, and surely cures all baidnes
that Is Lot organic.
PREPARED ny
DIR. J. G. AVER & CO.,
Lowell. Mass.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
lau l0I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

The Able Franz List. the famous pian-
ist. has sent an autograph letter TO his
friends. denying the story that he had be-
come blind at Bayreuth. lie says he Is able
10 work without difficulty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

CUMBERLAND COAL.I am prepared
~ 10 nll orders for best quality GEORGES
cRRhK CUMBERLAND COAL BY the cargo or
Ceoreetown quotations.. ANiHRACITE COAL.
sli ssaes; wFsT yiIiGINIA sPLlNf and CLIO
yKR-fiILL LUMP COAL Furnished st lowest
once and yard corner Seventeenth aud Cary
streets Telephone Sos le3' ~ i0-sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

In the absence Of suitable materials or the time
10 prepare it. people often 20 without dressing
Tor ,slads. Buy DURKEE's DRESSING. and you
viii never trouble yourself ~ make suoiher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
STATION GEORGIA, TROUT COUNTY.

STATE oT GEORGIA, TROUT COUNTY.
Ihs,c examined the recipe OF ir. Josiah Brad
ncld. ard pronounce IL to bo combination OF
m,dicincs Of great merit In The treatment, Of an
dt,ssscs of females for which he recommends f.
WILLIAM L. BEAsLEY, NJ. ID.
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CHAPTER II.
Patients
Mmos, dead or nearly dying "

For years and given up 10y physicians, Of Briphfs
and other kidney diseases. liver complaints, severe
coughs called consumption, have been cured
MemCn gone nearly crazy
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness. wa1eful
ness, and various diseases peculiar 10 women
People drawn on; of shape from cScrIciatina
pangs OF Rbematlsin.
Inhammalory and CHI onlc, or SuIertng from
scrofula
Erysipoias.
SAT- rhCum, blood poisoning. dyspepsia. intitgus-
ton. and IN fact almost al diseases frail
Nature i heir TO.
Have leon cnted by Hop Bticrs, proof OF which
can DC found In every ncighh0rhood In the known
world. y 3i-Tbtwl. .Sa.&Tulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
VITAL QUESTION:
Ash the most cminen, physician

Ofany school what istae hest thing In tho world
for quietng and allsying all irritation Of the nerve.
and curing all forms OF nervous complaints. si,,ng
natural ehildiito, refreshing sleep alwaysf
And they win tell yon unbe>ilatinsIy,
"SoHe form OF Hops"