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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
MR.. TILDEy's ATTITUDE.

Colonel John A. Cockerilll, managing
editor OF the World. supplied the best
opinion OF MIR. TiIden's attitude in this
crisis have been able TO gather in a days
talk with prominent local people. My
judgment Is" said he, "that Mr.. Tilden is
taking little or no part in this local fight. |
do not believe he Is opposed to Cleveland.
He Is very friendly, personally, with Gov
eTnor Hoadly and likes him. He always
secs him whenever he comes 10 the city.
and have no doubt would be pleased at
his nomination. But | doubt whether he
will use the power that he possesses to name
the candidate 10 nominate Governor Hoad-
ly. Naturally State pride TO have the nomi-
rec from New York will, II il does not
tempt bis active support, at least prevent
him from expressing his preference for n
candidate fros another State as long as the
clamor is for Cleveland.".
Colonel WilliDm' NJ. Brown, OF the Eve
ming NetS, says that John Kelly's tight
against Cleveland has spent its force, and
that the Governor has got the following in
the delegation TO give him an united sup
port at Chicago. Personally Colonel Brown
is for Thurman, but he regards Mr.. Cleye-
lands nomination rs good as assured by
the events Of the past twenty-iour hours.
He says Cleveland's friends are making 40
noise, but simply meeting every move tlat
Kelly makes.
when he Is nominated. as assume he
VIII be-" said Colonel Brown. "all OpTo-
si,ion to him here in New York will disap-
pear, and he will have the united support
Ct all the iachons."
Notwithstanding these positive predic-
lions rs 10 the result. the general feeling
here is that while there Is still uncertainty,
Governor Cleveland will have the New
York delegation after a struggle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD COMI
Is rhNV-NOTICE IL Hereby GlVEN
THAT 4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SIotA-
iIOiDFRs OF THE BUCklkGHAM Rail,
ROAD COMPANY has been callei 70 De nrlu ~
New Cai ton. Va , on WEDNESDAY the sum gay
OF July ss4 at 2 ~. tor the purpose OF e,ecsihZ
bo1r, OF directors 10 ser,e orc wear, anu Tor lle
transaction Of any other business mat MAY ~
wv ~" FIR LELAND. Secretary
90 o. Ot Buck Incham RAILROAD ComDtpV,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
LIGHTNING.RODs.

THE SEASON OF THUNDER-Sr0RM>
n ~ approaching, and for the projection % NE
and property YOU nced good LIGHrSISG-ROin
We have The heal and cheapest thai are made. AMI
eau put thcm up on short notice.
G. IA. BARGAMlN.
,s.es.l o0s east Main street.
TING fANs. 80 49, ~ HIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
EOURTH-OF-JULY EXCURSION TO
WEST POINT.
The RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD will run an EXCURSION TRAIN from
RICHMOND TO WEST POINT

FKIDA I, July 4IH.
Train will leave Twenty fourth street. York
River depot, at 8 O'Clock 4. NJ; arrive at West
Point abou' 10 O'Clock. Returning, will leave
West Point at O'Clock, and arrive IN Richmond
Twenty fourth street. at \ o'clock.
AT West Point there will be 4 or MA Tourna-
ment, Boat-Racing, Baseball, Dancing ~ tue
Grove HoieI, sc; Plenty OF fish, oysters, and
crabs ut Teas' liable prices
Fare tronDd tripE Adults, al; children under
twelve years Of age, 5Oc. Tickets sold only on
train. NJ SLAUGHTER,
~ Lit General Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
CHINA, GLASSWARE. dc.
l,RNpoN Al.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CON>rELt-
l. TON or SEWERS
oFF.cE on THE ENGINEER CONNiSsi1N tE,l
WASHINGTON, u. C.. July 1, l--i.
By direction OF the Board of CommiSi9nr-,.
ST. aLED PROPOSALS will Dc received as ms
once until l2 o'cicck NJ on IHu&SDAl, Jnh
or WAsHiS6ToN, pisIR,ssr o. C6LI'M8IN.
2i,ono LlAEAL VET OF TtHkA-toliA-
PIPE SEWERS, fronl 4 2 60 - turltsin Diam :
ter, and $1,000 IlNfAL FEET Ot BklCh ahi
CONCRETE SEWERS, rom 9'x3' 20 20 Uc-
Ia diame or inteJisr dimension.
Hank form, OF Proposals and specl ccaiions cth
Dc obtAint al this ONCE upon application teetei =
together with all necessary iuf rnlatiou. ana bii'
upon these + rms will alone b. considered
The right Is reserved 10 reject any and ~ BIDS ~
Iaits or bids. q. T. LNDECkER,
Major OF E.nefnes ~, u. :. A.,
Engineer Commissioner,
~ l-3Ot D,stfse.cf Coz 4iaeit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
J.. r. SPENCE K son,
NINTH AID MAIN STREETS.
fie l9l
COURT ORDER.

NIRGlNIA-INT HECIkCCIT COURT
' OF THE CRY OF RICHMOND. MAY t..
1854.
The Commonwealth Of Virginia suing ~ f..
benefit I the Board of Education OF W
Atl
against
Martha Staualt. admuistrairlx n. bguts 41l. nf
Robert 4. >iauard deceased. anil Lewis =. Nlu-
st0H, sheriff II The city - Richmond. ana o..
such administrator de bHnis non nf fllZkYrl
Thompson and MIrg,rt Thompson. io-
ceased Defend shi -.
This DAY came The M tutif hy Frluci. >. Bllr.
Acknowledgement OF he Commonwealth u Nlr-
gnia. and fled IT. bill and theruglu cam" tIe
defendant Martha NianarG, Aim'ul-i -tilN e
bOrfS non Of X. &. >tanar'i, dc'r1-cd. hf her
counsel. and filed ner answer tn -sic hti % Which
answer the plainttH by counsel replied ccntgsIs
and by consent II !. ordered that this csc 't
dOcketed, ana the plaintiff alleging among 9th r
things that there IN the hands OF the detru o.
ant, Martha -tanard. a The personal rep-esentti'
OF Robert Z. Stanard. deceased Cct' tln .trfln o.
of stock OF tie t1mmouwc Ilth uf virginia, D..
2499, dated April :. 1888, Tor - ,62J, which '.-
i@<ued tO said Robert G. Stan1rd as commit SION -.
under an order entered In tie "o"rusgs case I.
Tie Circuit Court OF The city q Richmond N.r
80, 1858 thar thr said ccrtacIt. OF stock b-i.i-.
10 the heirs NJ Law Of tlkt'cth and NlggV
Thompson, deceased, who are Gukn,Wa, aud ailt.-
ing that said certificate a. nov dcrclirt- tAFl p
no Tightful owner, and sing that u Do csfh"lf '
~ the Commonwealth for the benefit n 60 n Do.
tor. II Is therefore ordered that the heirs 10 llw
n any, Of the said Elijah IN and htrsarHt Thorn pc
dcct ssed anu all Othcrs claiming an LutcrC''
Ia said certificate ot stock, Appear hear on llt
FIRST DAY OF THE MKT OC IOBER TERN
and make themselves defendants - said hiN, 1u Z
published three months respectively In tie Rio =
mond Dfspdtci aud Washington Post.
copy-Ieste:
ie 5-1h3m ALFRED SHIELD. Clera.
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ExCrRSI0Ns. PIC-NlCs. &c.
You can 60 to NORFOLK on the morning OF
THE FOURTH or JULY

THE FOURTH or JULY
and return same nlglt after the fun.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS from Richmond to
Norfolk and starn, 1855. VIII b. sold JHiy 81
anO 4tb. Good 10 return until July 9TH.
Leave Richmond......... 500 A. W.. 4:l5 Z. VI.
Aniye Norfolb...........l1A5 A. NJ ~ 500 T.. VI.
RETURNING.
Leave Nor'k.. 600 +. NJ, ESQ A. NJ, 1928 7. ".
Ar'ye Rich'da 1U:lUP. 1915 y. ~, $3.50 2. VI.
Reduced rates have been made 10 cover the en-
fire line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Vast train from the West arriving Ia RichTn )nd ~
$50 r. ~, Will stop at all stations between Louiss
and Richmond to return any one who spends tine
national holiday ont on the line.
Fonrih-Of. July rate TO Old Polnt and return, ;.
WIN he sold July Sd and Attn, good until July 5,l.
Three trains each way between Richmond aud
Old Point III. W. FULLER, q. L. A.
e. W. SMITH. General Manager. ~ 2-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

IN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ALLEGuiA,"t
C0AI AID IRON COMPANY will be held ~
The Company's office. in Richmond, Va, on the
SIN DAY OF JUN 1854, At O'Clock +. VI.
e. "a 10 JNNEWAY. Sec cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
MEETINGS.

AL ROYAL ARCH MASONs Es,syJs2
n ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Iu,s3HNF
attend 4 stated cOnVOca' Ion OF IichiDohu I'm -
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3. AZ we hn nr,,-s,a >,
sons HALL, on Franklin street Ibin
EVENING. July Sd 1854, at IA o'c'och'
ny V''o' VI WV GEORGE h. KEESEE,
.,,,. Secretlry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
M TIE GREAT PRICES STILL
REIGN AT
MMMa E.. Wy e. RprR =" Ssso'
Nh Il EEE : kEE ( R SSss%~
AND THEY ARE SELLING

BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS, IMITATION LINEN
LAWNS, at cents;
PACIFIC LAWNS At &C., selling usually for l0c.;
SOLID SCOTCH SEERsUChER at sl4c.;
STRIPE SCOTCH sEERsUCKER at 7sc.;
WOOL Laos BUNTINGS 1t 64c.; original price
25c.;
5O.CENT LOWERED FRENCH MULLSat25c
lO-CENT LION ID INDIA at 54c.;
LADIES GAUZE VESTS at Use;
75.CENT BLACK SILK BROCADE at SOC;
ALl-WOOL BUETINGs At l2%c.;
SUMMER SILKS at exact cost;
All SPRING DRESS GOODS az half values re-
gHrdless Cf cost.
JULIUS MEYER s son.
6Ol and sos Broad street.
Oren at AN " l-rn.Th&au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
GRAND FOURTH OF JULYe.f-Epa
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
FOR BENEFIT OF TIE VIRGINIA BASE
BALL CLUB.

STEAMER ARIEL leaves her wharf at 8 II. VI.
and returns at II +. NJ. All who wish 10 see
Dutch Gap, enjoy cool, braciug sail, and help the
Virginia BASEBALL PLAYERS, viii bny
tickets for this excursion. Tickets are only Soc,
baseball players
Music, dancing and refreshmsnts. Best order
nreff rived. 10 56-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 9ru.
" the ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaving Elb
at 4;l2P. NJ. will run To ASHLAND PARK. Re-
turning train win leave the Park ut p. NJ, reach
Ing Ella at v. Ashland Piuk Is, from its altitude
cool and saluhrious, and possesses among other
attracfiens large oak grove atfSfdine annie
wells. croauet Trounds, and dsncin9 pavilion.
This Is m excellent opportunity TO give The chill
dren change OF air. - f.fiI ~ ~ ~ - =
, No liquors. allowed TO BE- seld on the premiscs.
Ronnd-trp tickets. 80 cents. Children between
aye and twelve years old half price ~ I :
% Y kf1elsi t1 Sri O. A.TAYLOR,
je0-lm $3.50 General Ticket Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
: Reasons for an Extra Session.


Why should the Virginia Legislature he
convened IN extra session this summer or
next falli There are several reasons.
II Is not at all impossible that the election
Of tbc President Of tho United States nay
this year turn upon one electoral vote. In
1870 HAYES was elected by only one ma
jority OF the electors after counting Tor bin
the votes OF Florida, South Carolina. and
Louisiana. The Republicans claim that
BLAINE will carry this yeaf some OF the
States which were stolen from TnDEs in
1870. IL 30, be might be eieciei by one
majority, and this one majority he might
secure In consequence Of the failure OF the
Virginia Legislature 10 assemble in extra
session and provide for the election Of
twelve electors, since rs the Law now
stands only eleven can be lawfully chosen.
But If Is not one electoral vote only that
Is liable TO be ,be subject Of n contest. II
throwing out oil the votes OF Virginia
would result In the election OF BLAINE, the
Republican majority in the United States
Senate would be strongly tempted to throw
out oil those votes. Upon what pretext?
We answer upon any plausible pretext that
might be found to exist. Here Il one. The
law Of the United States providing for the
election OF electors OF President and Vice
President of the United states says:
"Tbe number of electors shall be equal
10 the number OF senator's and representa-
tiyes 10 which The several States are by law
entitled it the time when the President and
Yice-P President 10 be chosen come into Of
fee; except, TINT where no apportionmeDt
Of Representatives has been made after
any enumeration. At the time OF choosing
electors. the number OF electors shall be ac-
cording 10 the then existing apportion-
Inent Of senators and representatives"
New, there Is, first, positive law OF the
United Stotes requiring twelve electors 10
be chosen In Virginia. Read:
yHrThe number Of electors shall be equal"
) That is, shalt be twelve. 1.1 th.-1
y Secondly. there Is q provision that the
number may be less II the state Legislature
has failed TO reapportion representation
when the presidential, election takes place.
This clearly Implies that the number In
Virginia cannot be less this year than
twelve; because the Legislature has madea
new "apportionment OF representatives."
SO that we lave both a positive require
mont that the number Of electors chosen In
Virginia this year shall be twelve, and
negative requirement that tho number shall
moi be hess than twelve. = ''. 'i- a. +. a.. T,
But II may I've asked why not elect twelve
eleciorsi Tue answer ,sready. We quote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

NIRGINIA-INTHE CIRCUIT COUEl
1854.
The Commonwealth Of virginia suing ~ 'H
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
a. ,rcn.NoR Am aILvHE.
COTTON.

sru cottD- a. Llrerp1o !, ut rfevlou' prizes.
Tho ms rk-t opened alf rlnAcd steady WIN re-
c.ip.a advanced and salas ssmc uumbsr a. y q.
terssy. OF toe receipts II Nv roo te.tr
16Ol bales am nom do aud E.ypL ssd tho
smaller balance Am rica. For ne past v.cA ~
that port American cpUon has horn Gre,iy In
cNosss. Rsce!p.G - ali American 'fls tod Az
show u loss whom compared n tha came day
last year. OF 25l6 hAi1s. To-day a. New Ur-
ltaus spots clos 1rin az f'rmer quoi,,ions,
and Galveston osed sIea1s a. nrryiuui nfi a.,
with receipts 91l AID sal 107 Tho wurd"duF'
rarely occurred on lha buucdut rtcsived To day
As 70 Dallas prices hrm at quord
figures Shipment to-day are soro again.
Recsipts by rail- - c0mprcf arr bales from
Wilpa PoiAt ou .ccou-t ~ Sanger Bros. X :
ceip.a b. wagon 10 cumpress arc ~ bf'os. r.
oeipts by wagoa . C.lilJr II yard are Is bslos
Total receipt OF cotton al DGiss t'-dsy arc %
bales.
The sxp1rts OF c0.toa rom tao Urltsd aaI3s
tho past week a. per latest mall retu M, have
reached las2yo bl - 50 fer 40 che uthern
poris are 90 icernt1 tssti are the same e1sorta
reportrs By telsg-aJh. and pu"ished N the
chronicle last Friday Nth regard - Nav
York We Include the miultesS ot sll vessels
cleared up to rnuradsr nighs OF ,hls week.
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FIN ANOE AND COTTON


Tn. Lsnson .. rfe.ponden OF the fin.neiAl
caronirls SAWS shlrl lotls sas hsfn VA Noiy
uttlo d,mgnd, aud arc on tfuehfAe', Ap9as
,nnn,tss IA, 'is h,, a r'ntd b 2. per cont Such
Amo,am.ut va. IcEaidtd "a ct tain, 40 hNo
In even reason for hslisTlnE 'hnt iue M pa
market y l. risptt ms . cnni nln 81 se',"'
Ing oue, such a. ia fac. T. ildi'se wat w,
a. sitlon of mofcauiil A1airs and ~ cni" prise
GENERALLY % most lauHa nrIi I'M rs'ps %
irrnts IN loans " the baI sufE1fs1i h,F - 10
unaef,toot b CT in4plr ant Inc "a lt'i ~ .
asSs And Al II ~ fentr'llY - otnlHtd thrt tho
Applications at hat t,h l'nment ih M
pofsry help previously 70 ihe close 81 tpe year
had been below ne ayeI.g mr. AZ ~ nasI ,@,'
the punlio iundt nave beon distributed ihesnE'
ply ~ floating moaey VIII DO move thtn IN liu'
aNy lsrte IL u uuH ie1tci. nat ~. N.tl,
abe sm0unt ~ impe la tsIsu1n l. no" eng
paid, but money 10 not al pre- mt N irh wanted
'oI -easraI I,nrpotc,, sn6 II Is diGicut 20 see
how sny improvement can mm,dltt " -rtse
Mousy is desTer ou tho q Inige { than itt Ia
thi. cour try, but this hiss hern ths cas- or av-
efAl weeks pact witaout 10y materially Affect
ing our gold .upp les, aud u ~ "a no fessoh
why muOn iailurucc tnnuli b. nT'dua,d hof,
As far e. FrAue Ia concerned, matter ere 40
bad ia ia oouh ~ th't mo nod 20 e. a. ciA
nave for gouis time pasl seen fsiing Nef'y on
tn London 'a,rtst; bl' tasre hai potn no rs,
iblo rign thitthe puicehs u our rHF .ansen
q strain g. any difcc on Tho exchanges arc
adverse N IL, but OF % an eIiont necswl'at
ing any impOrlnt tranrlsh's OF
COL 10 Paris. iAo NV Foft fchtnte lHil !
high, aud there 10 NJ tJpcel,tion 81 n .hip.
meats ON th, county Tbs BAnsoi England
bpiug is stc1pg pIhitou. me- isIdr' shsnld DC
looked ierustd ~ Wits eonhdrncs; tuI IN
foriuss this Ia noI tho csse GA the col'
trary, thu ugh there irs no frelinEiH htf.l,
Iho asre general impression is hat ousin,is f'r
some ur1r u 70 20 vii b. coudu1sl VITA the
same caution which has bee h.p'culi>riy ipr
months pA,t. The propoftOn OF rcs'ryc o Ia
bilitiss At the Bsuk " Englsud 10 now ~ l-sper
cont but nt tails Iorloi LIS, yoae Il vac barely
80 roc cant.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
snhi's gsnlIt .! Nay Flower.
The IlIoerriedandUuiVorsallyAppro'edRemedy
forall Disc acs Oi the hssicrGnd kidnoys.
10 Per 's,-T- heTe All
Osh -s~Ites na,E fait
cd 10 Produce UAA q

"Brlghrs Disease o, the Kidd b." fearful
sconrse. which spare. Neither A. x nor condl'
don, becomes an incumble disease only ior TIC
want Of timely attention. n allowed 10 wor, IL
ry4g., unchecked until n has fastened upon Inc
,ltal.ofi,. Victim uomcdica .kill can release 10
hold. 10 clalmsis prey aud annually numbcu 10
victim, by ,hs thousand. timely use OF
smith's Extract OF May Flower
win positively prevent such results. In proof Of
this a,fcr,i0u we cite you % the numhcrlus ic.il'
soaIa,s Ia our possession and quote such emf
atnt authorities Gs ~ El Ives Of New Haven
CONT, euA pr. King, Compiler Of Kings DIS.
pcu.silry) AN your own physician II tno,'
names an. authorities, ana decide for yonrseN
whether you win sacrifice your ne m,hc tHeu
surrender your prejudice 10 an Gdy,rli'Cl ns1l.
elmo. Decide Aow, lt may not he 800 late,
Smlth's Extract Of May Flower
(. natures own remedy Itisuo vile dccocton
oinnus .ous uraauid.uErrous chemicals May
Flower s. Z modest little plant which grows TN
New rouudlaud in Pennsylvania and Kentucky,
Itisdurrilc and a,srisscnt in ~ properties nnd
hu. frequently been used 10 great advantage In
plarl#lpu and Rowe, Complaints Of children, lw
great merit, however, lain Us gentle and efficient
action On the kidneys. II removes al impuuur'
through natural channels, ana restores thpfysirm
,oG Lcal,hy condition. ltprompuy rcl!cNcswin'
IN the hack hni loiuE In crtcs Of veal and DELE
cate females rs vnluo is beyond computation
But FOR the natural node.ty OF woman, which
cause, scg 20 shrink from hev'papcr publicity
We might publish hundred, Of testimonials OF
lnc,tmabls benefit derived from its ne.
A.t your drrggist Tor smiths Extract OF M0y
Flower. Read csreiully the circular around 'ha
sOiils. tits yours 10 choo'" between
Health. Happiness and Liza
disease, N'ery and Death
Prepared only bys n. smitha Bro. Coving'on.
KY Tor sale y a. druggist.
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FUTURES.


CorroS To-day he market at Liverpool was
hrm all day, with an dvan,e Of point o.
February aud March. and on March and April
and on Apil AID FAY. TN May AID Juna
Nominal. 4, Nav York tho day opsnsd .teaoy
.. advance with sEdn nom prsvi,u' close of
8 einis each nn he first months April at
advanced 3 poin,s each; september vas no,
cal ed al openi 4 and October and November.
on frat cAi. each showed gain rom previous
eSssrfai e.,ssS,.ilons wsrs fr-qu-nt TIsrs
previous close .nusrv gained paine; Fen
ruary ined o int; March gained poinu;
April gained s pi IL, also May; June gained
octsbcr aud Savs noer gain.d each POINTS. A
roar greet d the lat baking OF tue NV Or
lesns sport, q 50 Tners February gained
points n.rch gained 10 point; n;pnl g gained :
points; September ined poiup; July, Auguu
and octo or ach gained 10 points
Produoe- Chicsg, q ain Is . epdina slowly.
There is gain GA both corn and wheat for both
month fr,m previous close. Az cln Ing to-'ay
Februsrv whes began Al 50 IS and crept ~
s el Ss 81 Is y Mss sa T. S'ts IS u MAJ
previous close IA Al stcaii r. iusht IS which
IL gel OF Ia cents Coru adv need Ia cent
from a,s co ~ ssnvs u ffGuy ys. sna
day Cora tor NJ, closed a. So So -hicn IL y
gain OF the fra, to-. Receipts ~ srsin are
wheat "a o. con, 80, sos y.is. 6s.sos. Ship
me- t. of grain are: wheat, sl,59s corn. lo1.lsS;
oats. 76976.
list Louis -Febriary whe't had slo2 IS hid
but no "A &c. Ny wheat COS Il NJ slc5 IS
which A. Ia &c . .ishcr tna1 yester az. Corn
frFebruiry s,li ~ AZ IS wnics 4. as "a M
N. corn sold At s. 81 which v previous pric~-
oass for rebfutv hst % 10 hi al no Es-
dirg Ma, cas- sid a 6 IA which ia gain Of
Pr -vissons-chi = o-The p Division markst
"a futures ut sihira~s "a Escndy a. advance
Febru.ry PORK q clos ,-day shows gais Of
pl-2 ems on yes erisy PORK fr delivery
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iy t'e Head tho vi u iiuii passing unlbserbeC
ln Ono uiiar. e. % many other dsoaHts that luac
&. ifY iify and death
TUE ENGII-H EEDfuAL INSTITUTE
vii Igree o. iorsit Fave uunfr"a Dollar,
fpr "A $50 Of IN. Mind he NlsAL So or A.
TIVE under their sprrlhl advice AID rtat
ntuO will mot cure tr for anything i'm unl ~
iuluiiug feuud iu ~, ray Eng inU hEllf"
a. lNhJiii III treats fiivrt" llise 80.
81 90 s'u'ly without mercury, consultation
Igor. Thorough examination nud hdVic,, lu.
Guiding HublNtls uriur, % o.. ffice ~ Vital
Rrr,orBlvc, $50 bottle. pr four times the
qusutit,. t5.t cent 81 any agd'U pu feoaint ~
price, trC. - ID tu, q % s'st VII uw -
ss euarauft,', secure from observe ilu, and
no b. pflvnt. an" ~ de. .id. hf iNGlI~N
MEDICAL INS1I WE. is Olive lrteL 81
10 Il. Nlsspur.
W1aloslc Agents. }. J. SCOTT Is co. Ga-
yssfnu Tsvu.
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rha GbBAl' BNabisH REMEDY

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IalSSl came from the north - take ohareeU
the gas uOrFf iu Rome - guperint n1eni, ln1
nftpr tn. overflow, wh'ch occurred h he 3 ring
following was ys'y much exposed ~ malAr a.
poison, nsd N lSS fOuun NV bloc 20 eO-itlIni-
II tel win the poison that was forced - give
M business, | wa trHAtsd by the physicians
without relief NJ trgub.. lnAly dee minee
in az sss ess % The liver. aud arh ~, ~ ons
tiny Ell i1n udedi thought was do med " DE
Within few days Ia this condition : was I'D
yl.ed by frieut n take ~wiifs rpc ih'. snd
took It lust ID u drowning man would ca,ch a. u
straw, Lut as soon ~ my sytt IN got under the
inhut nee Of the ram dy, ih- Hhscess came 70
J. int sud burst, passing OF without pain. IL
Nteeu says after this was up ~ my work auo
have aimee 'njoyed excellent health
Every iufl rer fr IN ma aiial uo'snn thouA
take suifds i ,. clng Z q EECyB,
arpt Rome Gas Light Company,
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CAUTION.

su,its sptSihc /, entirely vegetable preplr-
alton. and should not be oonfoundoi with the
vatious substitutes, limitations, nou.seciet hum
burF Success Altrronr. etc etc , which are
nos b,ing rufhcfut-d by various refto0s.
Noieoftse g uonia'n a ting q article which en-
1 ~ leo the con po,tuOt ~ =. =. ; There Is
only one sviitf Spec ne, AID thrrr 10 nothing
in The world liz" IT, 10 preVtu Jisa.t r. aud
disAppoiuim' ~, be EHic to gyt the genuine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

Poison Onk
had tor thirty eight years suffered ever,
spring and srmmer Niih potion LAX %hich
l contracted m bathing WhsG boy. L
tried everything for il, including nanv phv-
sicians, but vitnout any benefit. took
six bottles Of SRift's Specid, Is. ). 81 rour
years ago, and It cured me soupd and we'll.
Three summers nave passed, and have
had no return OF 1t. JosEPH BsAsLEY.
Columbia, G.ergia.