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Lightning Among the Children.
IsLermsn (Texa., Letter tn the Fort Worth Ca
zette.1

fisherman (Texa.l Letter Tn the Fort Worth Ca
zette.1
Four children Of George Aston, Of Bells.
while playing in front Of their fathers
house last week, were severely shocked by
bolt Of lightning that struck the earth
near TO where they were playing. The
youngest, babe, was scorchsd about the
hair and eyebrows and rendered Uncon.
.ci0uS for half an hour or more. On strip
ping the child 10 use water for resuscl-
tatiOn they found its bresst and body
beautifully tinted With pink marks In the
shape Of leaves and vines that In their deli
cate traceres far exc.lled the most dexter
ous wOr. Of art. The largest OF the four,
n boy about nine years old, had nis legs
psralyzed so that II was several hours be.
fore he could walk. and not then until
strong stimulating applications had been
used TO restore circulation. iii. ankles
were found 10 be belted around with broad
red marks, as II the skin bad been scalded.
The other two children h,d no visible
marks, but were badly shocked aud nearly
scared To death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
THE STATE FAIR.
Give Us Something Nuel this ralI-Quarters
for yisitinx military.

for yisitinx Military.
The officers OF the State Agricultural So
ciety are going ahead with their prepar.-
tions FOR the next exhibition. They have
to contend with a presidential ycar. the
public mind largely absorbed in politics,
and with the prevailing business stagns.
ton. SO their aDors will not be light.
The truth Is that unless something novel
can bs arranged IN connection with or
substitute FOR the Fair no great number OF
people will he drawn here; the coOps OF
chickens, stalls Of horses and cows, thresh-
ing.mschines going, toy-balloon men hal-
looing, and all that, IN this day and genera
tion, will not do. They are not enough.
Tie races do draw to some extent. and
better races would draw better. Our Fair.
usually are not crtditable 10 Richmond.
Our city Is capable OF greater things. aud
il We can't give ourselves a good adyer-
tisement, We shouldn't give bad one.
A special plan developed for this fall
is O military prize drill. That is by no
means new, nor does 1t advertise our re-
sources and industries much; but il is
better than nothing, and the people OF the
city and neighbOrhood at least will come
TO see il; It helps 10 pay expenses and
scatter. some money in the city. The City
Council IS asked to appropriate several
thousand dollars for this purpose. II they
do they must provide for the lodging and
entertainment Of the visitors also; our
military cannot do this from their own
scant treasures. and visitors must h.ve
better provision made for them than they
had last year.
The First regiment will do its part. but
the financial contribution to deccntly lodge
and properly entertain visiting military
must come fro the city, or the Fair, or
tie citizens. such expense is too much
for the military.
yhe Far this year 10 be a success must
have striking features. Il must be different
from former ones, else it may leave the So
ciety In debt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
viii be played this afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Games Elsewhere.
,etroit: New York,. 4: Detroit, 2.

'"' ''ee'Aph 10 tie Disr1tchI
Detroit: New Iorks, 4; Detroit, 2.
Trenton: Trentons,l Wilmingtcns, 10.
Chicago: Morning game-Chicagos, 3;
Phlladelpbiss, |. Afternoon game--Chi-
cagos, y; Ph,lndelpbias, 3.
Harrisburg: Actives, 3: Harrisburg, Z.
(Bsin-only seven iuninRs.)
Wilmington, Del. WIlmingtons. &:
Irentons. ]. (The SINE clubs played in
the morning at Trenton.)
Washine ton, ID. c.: It. Louis (Unons),
j; Nationals, s.; Cincinnati Unions). 4.
Baltimore: Baltimore QInions(, 4; Cin-
cinnsd tUnions), 8: Baltimore Unions),
IL; -. Louis Unions), 10.
philadelphia Chicago Unions). 4:
Keystone (Unions). II. Afternoon game
Keystone (Unions), l.; Chicago Unions),
7.
Toledo-Morning: Toledos, 10; Wash
iDgtons, 6.
BOston-Norning: Boston (Unions), @ !:
Kansas City Unions), 2.
Cleveland: Providence. 4; Cleveland, 9.
Toledo: Aiternoon-Toledos, Z; Wash
inntons, 2.
Indianapolis: boming-Alleghanys 4;
indianapolis, IS. Aitornoon-A Alleghanys,
8; Indianapolis. /.
Reading: Actiyes, 10: Harrisburg, 4
The Harrfsburgs Disbanded.
HARRISBURG. July i.-The directors OF
the Harrisburg Baseball Club this evening
decided to withdraw from the Eastern
League and disbsnd the club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

At O'Clock in the afternoon when
"Play" was called all Of the seating ca
pacity OF the grounds was det scly packed,
while hundreds were compelled tO stand.
7 hat portion OF the grand stand se, apart
for ladies was llied to its utmost with the
fair sex and their escorts. The crowd was
estimated at over 5000, many figuring it
at several bunured above that number
The batteries Of both clubs were changed.
The visitors put in their best pyle aud
Oldfcld), while the Nirginias began with
Doyle and Hardie. The latter. however,
had to be substituted by the Dugan broth
ers otter the fourth inning. when the score
stood I to 6 in favor OF the lronsidcs. But
even tins did not save the game, as by good
field work, aided by costly errors Of their
opponents, the visitors succeeded in keep
ing the Nirginias down to three additional
runs and increasing their own by four.
But for the very loose field playing o: the
home team, the game would easily have
been theirs. The fact that their fine bat
ting secured seven esrned-runs out OF nine
IS sufficient evidence OF this statement.
Pyle, who the evening before struck out
seventeen men, was "gOt on 10 " for twelve
hits, with q total Of eighteen. While there
were several pretty plays during the game,
Glenn carried Of the laurels of the day
in the fourth inning by his long run
flom his position in left field to near
second base and capturing with bis left
land Higgins's fly. The spectators rose TO
their feet and shouted aBd waved hats and
handkerchieis in ecs.acyat this magnificent
feat. Not satisfied with this, Glenn in the
same inning, when il came his turn to
the bat, drove n liner over the short-slOp's
head down TO the fence among the car
riages, making the run and crossing the
Plate before the bail could be fielded home.
Al this the wild applause was renewed
and continued for several minutes. The
climax was capped later on when Captain
Epps stepred out into the field and pre-
scented GleLn with a handsome bouquet,
which resulted in more cheering. all OF
which WAS resolved by Glenn with modest
and quiet dcmeanor.
Subioiied is the score:
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A Chinese Gambling Den.

A Chinese gambling den is one OF tho
most repulsive sights TO be seen in Hong
Kong. IL is generally 4 dilapidated howell
or mat-shed, through the chlpks OF which
a grav light streams from within and a noise
o. OF Redlam grcets the visitors ears. a
score OF voices are yelling and shouting to-
gether. The air is iull OF wild impreca-
tiOns, terrible oaths. and hysterical laugh
ter. When the storm lulls nothing can
be heard but the jingle OF coins. Lift
ing aside the grimy curtain that con-
ccqls the entrance. an offensive OdOr Of foul
bresths and unwashed linen rises up. The
room Is small, only about twelve by ten
feet, and Is crowded. There is high table
in the room. at one end OF which are seated
the rroupier, the mOney-eXaIniner, with
scales 20 weigh the broken silver. On the
other side Of the table Is q motley crowd OF
haggsrd faces, with bloOdshot eyes, watch
ing the plsy with bated breath, aud all IN
state Of feyerish excitement. There il
chrquered board living on the table, ar
ranged in squares marked /. =, 3. 4.
The cr0upier throws quantity Otcoppcr
cash on the table snd covers the heap
with a basin, so ~ 10 prevent the players
estimating the quantity OF the heap. When
this is done the players step forward and
place their stakes on the squares. according
to each mans preference. Tie eroupier
then removes the bowl aud. with an ivory
rod. proceeds TO remove the heap by taking
away four cash at time. The remainder
will be, Of course, one, two. three, or four
cash, and the winner is determined by the
accident Of the remaining number OF cash
corresponding with the number OF the
square on which he has placed his stakes.
The game is called ilntan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
Accidents.

About ~ o'clock Yesterday morning the
city ambulance was called to the corner OF
Fourth and Broad streets to attend Paul
Donna, who, in attempting to get on 4
street.car. had fallen under the wheels and
had the thumb OF his right hand so badly
mashed that Or. Lancaster had TO amputate
il. Mr.. Donna was then taken by tlr- aul-
huancc to his residence, Twenty-ltrst and
franklin streets.
At p. NJ. the ambulance was called to
Broad street below Fifteenth, where Anne
Johnston, q white woman, had fallen down
a fight Of steps aud received injuries caus-
ing hemorrhages. She was taken TO the
CitV Hospital.
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A DvICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed At nie.t and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pnin
OF cutting teeth? II send at once and get bot
tie Of MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teething. Its value Is incalcuablc., II
VIII relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers there Is no mistake about
It II cures dysentery and darrhes, requisites the
stomach and bowels, and cures wind-colic, softens
the gums, reduces innsm nation, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR children teeth
Ing Is pleasant TO the taste, aud Is the prescription
Of one Of the Oldest and lest female physicians
and nurses In the United States and IS for sale by
all druggists throughout tic world Price 25 cents
bottle. IS I-oodiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

style Of HUI Branch,
vs.
Thomas j. Rarnor and +. Farmer.
In Debt aud on an Attachment.
Tho object Of this suit IS to recover Of the de.
fendnnts. 1homas j. Barner and +. Barner, The
sum of f250.37, with Interest from the l2th day
cf December, 1878. and costs, aud 10 subject the
undivided interest Of the deftudints. Thomas
j. and F. Barncr, I'm tract of land lying IN
the comfy Of Brunswick, devised by the viii of
John UarneT. deceased, 10 L. WIFE sally G.. Biruer,
dining her ngtnral life. with remainder over u be
oGually divided among bcr children that are all I've
nj her tcath. the slid Thomas J. and r. B9rner BE-
ing :wo Of her children. The said tract Of lanfis
supI ostd % contain 1888 acres aud adioin. tlic
land. If A. j. Broina1 and v. +. BfodnaI. on the
south Side of Meherrin river.
And The said defendants. Thomas j. and F. Bar
ner, not having been served either with acop7 Or
tie attao hmcnl issued ia this case. or VITA the pr--
ct,s nsitutiug hi. -uit, and II appearing by an
davit hat the said defendants, ThOma, j. and =.
Farmer are not residents of this STATE, they are re-
quir,d to appear within one month after due pu =
iicatlon of this order and do what Is necessary 10
protect their Interests.
1his order shall De published I'm the Iichnoni
DiSpqfrh once u vel for tour successive weeks
ana po.trd al The front door 81 the cpur-hoISc ~
this county on hc irstday OF Tie next term of Ihe
County Court
=. r. TCRSBULL, JR.. clerk.
y. :. HICKS pa. jg5-law4w
VIRGINIA-lN TIE CLERKS OF
' FICE or THE ClECClT COZ. RI, OF TIE
COUNTY OF BRTNSwItk, JrNE rs, 1884:
franklin Farmer ard r. n. n ParlIn, and Ia
bunu his wife. formerly B@ruor,
W c. Par nrg and Emily his wife. formerly
Rarner Charles II. LcNelt II aud Martha II. his
wife, formerly BSruer and Thomas j. Birner'J
Ia ChApcery.
The object of tbs .uit j. to obtain decree for
Tho par,inn cr sale of the real estate I'm tho county
Of Brunswick Of which John Bsrn'r died seized
md posse.sed Aud IL appearing by sfidayit that
lbe dcfuiAnis are not residents of this STATE Hey
are required to appear within one mouth after
due publication Of this order aud DO WHAT'S neees-
,,ry 10 rrntCct tner interest. Ihis order shan be
uuil.,l "a in the Richmond DiSpdtch once a week
fCr four successive weeks and posted at the 'front.'
door of the court -hOuse Of this county on the hrst
cav Of the uextterm Of the County Court.
Copv. r. f.. TURNBULL. JR., Clerk
ID. :. Hicks, pa. ~ 5-lawiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

n'n,," In which are placed the syrups
made from fruitjuices. and the ice-crean
used, as well as everything else. msde on
the premises by Andrew Antoni, the old
ana well-known confect oner, on Main
street. His Limesdc-soda is favorIte
drink. He has also all OF the leading mine
Tal-waters.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CEVEN ISLANDS SCHOOL.

=
The next session or tbs School, designed o. pre-
pXre bows for ollcge. the University, or the hus
nc,s OF life. will COMMENCE SEPTEMBER 10,
lES4 and CLOSE JUNE IS, 1855.
TERMS: BOrrd and Tuition for Session. 40.
For anv shorter period. $50 per month. PAYABLE
out half September 18th, one half February 1,
lSs5.
References: Professors Schcle ie We're. william
r, Peters f. H. smith, i. l.. CAbell. and j. ). ID.
yIs Of the University of Yirguil; Professor \. T..
Nelson. Of Washington and Lee University Pro
fcssor John 4. Broadus, ID. d.. Louisville, Ky.
Professor KinlOch Nelson, d. D., Theological sem
irary. Fairfax county, Va.
Address: New Canton. Buckingham, Va
PHILIP e. ANBLEp,
,,SS,Ot II a TTnfversity OF Etrgtnig, 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE At.LEGiIAsY
the Comp4ny's once. in Richmond, Va. on dc
sTH DAY OF JULY 1854. al O'Clock =. NJ
ie24 J.G.JANEWAl. J. Se-creiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
Co,rET 0VDyRs.
VIRGINIA IN TIE CLERKS Of
FlCE or BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT,
JUNE 20, 1884:
A. j. HrOduaI
,omss ]. R,rner and p. nm. PArham

lhoIISr y. Bsrlct ana r. II. u. IAFildin
In UCht and on an Attlchmopt
Tie object of this suit - to recover of the No.
Pendants. Thomas j. Farmer and r.. III. ". Parham.
the sum II 81 ,COl. with interest FROM the 9th diy
Of March, 1857, and costs. subject tn a credit of
es2.34, paId August 2, 1888; also. ~ Z 60 paid
August Q, 1859: and for 5000, paid November
90 $50 and o. subject the rndiyidef Interest ol
the defendant. ThOma. j. Barncr. I'm tract of
iEEd. lying IN the county Of brunswick, by
The Will Of John Baruer, deceased. Ia his wife,
Salic G.. Earner. during her Haturh life. with
remainder over 10 I've equally divided smOsg her
children that ave alive ~ ner death. the aid
Thomas !. Banner being one Of her surviving chill
drcn. 1he said tract OF land Is supposed to con-
isin l,i33 acres and idioins The lands ~ A. J.
Brudnax and v. f.. BroinsI. on the south side of
nehrrrin liver. And the defendant, Thomas j.
Bsrncr. NOT having bcca served either with n copy
OF thc attachment in his case with process In
stitutinE this suit. and n Appearing by aniaytt
that the ssid defendants, Th0mss j. Bsrner and r.
II. NJ. Psrmhn. are not Tr.idenis Of this state,
Il ey are required to appear within month After
due publication ~ tins order and do what neces-
fary TO pre:cct their intcrssts.
Thi. order shall be published In the Richmond
DtsJGfch once q week for fOnr successive wesk.
and posted at the front door of the courthOu,o Of
his county on the frst day Of the next term OF the
County Court.
A cory-Teste: -
+. L.. TURNBULL. JR., CLERK.
II = Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

fyou have trouble in getting your med
icinss prepared to suit you, and wish the
very best, 20 10 A. III. Robins. j23 north
second street. For purity, full strength,
and reasonable prices, he is hard TO beat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
uENTssrs.
ExCURsIONs. PICNlCS, &c.

COMMENCING MONDAY. JUNE 9rH,
~ the ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaving Eliza
At 4a2r. Il. viii rus 20 ASHLAND PARK. Re-
ing Elts at =. Ashland Park l., from its stitade,
cool and saiubrtous. and Possesses among other
shade, abundance of pure water from spriags and
wells. cItaaet grounds and dancing psylhoa-
This !. an excellent opportunity ~ give the shis
dren change Of air.
40 liquors. allowed 10 be sold on the premises.
Round-trfp tickets. SO eeats. ChlldrSn between
ave and twelve years old half price
G. A.TAYLOR,
u elm GenerAl Ticket Aseas
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TO INVESTORS.
NORTH CAROLINA EXPOSE ZION.
I MPORTANT NOTICE,

TON OPENS OCToBER I AND CLOSES OC-
TOBER -. lee4. Propose Is for routing rusfau-
rant privileges. beer saloons, stands Tor coda,
received until August .Issi. Persons wishing
la rent aDy Of these privileges VIII address the
secretary, Raleigh, n. c.. or Mr.. JOHN NiCu-
OILS, hief q The Department of Privileges, Ra-
tsigh. ". G.. stating what privileges & wanted,
when diagram of The grounds snd buildings will
h. sent. showing the position th4t the stands soad
occupy, and stAling terms and oiher necessary In
formation. II. r.. FkIES.
~ 4-dte secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
The Shameful Truth.

philadelphia Telegraph, Republican,
II was politics, and not military derelie-
ton, that put Porter on trial. ii was politics
which secured his conviction, Il was poll
ties that secured the approval OF the SEN
tence. and il Is politics which now prevents
justice being done. This Is the shameful
truth Of the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
Cooling beverages.

English Raspberry Vinegar.
Imported Ginger Ale.
Hotopp's Celebrated Premium Clarets.
Sbafer's Celebrated Raspberryade.
For everything strictly choice In eating
or drinking, go TO the old-established
house OF CHRISTIAN * WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
ron
MALARIAL POISONING.
ITS VALUE IN TYPHo-MALARIAL FEVER.
USE OF 1TlNAcAsE OF YELLow-FEvER.
.DiL WILLIAM T. HOWARD, or BALTIMORE,

-DIL WILLIAM T. HOWARD, or BALTIMORE,
Professor Of Diseases OF Women and Children in
the University Of Maryland.
Dr. Howard attosts the common ddGpt1tiOn Cf
this UGter ~ "0 ,5ide range of casa " with that
Of Tie far-famed White sulphur Springs in Green
0rlor county, Wet Virginia, and adds che follow
ing:
Indeed, in certain class 81 cases II Is much
superior 10 the halter. | aluIc 10 'he abiding
dol ilN attendant upon Ne tardy cOnvalcscencr
from CrNc 9cu'c di-ctrS; and more especially TO
TIE Carhc1td and ScQaciS incident to hGldrt0iLs
Et.is. IN oil ilcr grades ana varieties, 10 certain
forms or ht1Etc DySpcpsid. ana dN the AGec-
fioas Peculiar to HO'aen mat are remedlable at
all hy mineral waters. Hi shOrt. icerc I c0iiet
vp0I. ~ 5iGfe from ,ctdt mineral pdterS have
S,ta fhc GrcGtsd end most UnmisfdtGbls dmOufI
of Q00d accrue Ia tie hIrges' Number Of caseS ~
u genera trdb, I iroUid UnteSitRtHgiy sag the
BigG,o SprtHgs, tn AeckltnbUrg county, Va"
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I'm I'm 0uabep.

Mr. G.. n. Boyer, Carlton, Quebec. Cana
da, writes that he suffered with lame
back. and after trying all other remedies
without effect, he finally tried st. Jacobs
Oil, the magical pain-conqueror, and was
cOmDletely cured,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

THr STATE BANK oF VGRGiSIA,t
RICHMOND, Va, JUSE rs. le-t I
V'HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEErIS1
i OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
viii be held IA their bsnkinghor 81 In this city,
MONDAY, July Z. 1854. al f2O'cl0ck ".
tea dtd WILLIAM w. NIL, Cashier.
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Il. 5 HICKS. pa. jy5 lsr+u
yIRGINIA.-IS THE CLERKS OF
TICE OF BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT,
JUNE 20, 1884:
PoDcrt ". Iarhpm,
rs.
TLomg. J. IATner,D
In Debt and on TN Atnchl

In Dent anu on lu hllafuiufuts
Tie object Of this suit Is tO recover of the de-
fend.nt, Thomas J. B2rncr. thu sum 81 tjg0.5S,
with 10 per cent interest from on day of April,
1854, and fts, and to subject the undivided In
tercst Of The said defendant In a tract or land,
iying in the county VI Brunswick, devised by tte
Will 81 j. hn Garner, deceased, 10 bis wife. sally
G.. Banner, during Der n-tursl life, with remainder
Over {. be equally divided among her children bs.
are alive at her deaui. the ,sid Thomu }. B.rner
beng one Of her surviving children. The sif
tTsct OF land II supposed TO contain l,lSS acres,
and sdjoins the lands Of A. J. BrOdusI and ". r..
BrodnaI, on the south side of peherrin river.
AND the said defendant not having been scryei
either with copy Of the attachment ISSUED Ia this
Gaze or with process insttuling this suit, and II
appearing by AFFIDAVIT that the said defen ssnt IL
moi q sdent Of this STATE, h IL required ssp-
near within enc month after due publication or
hi. order and DO what Is necessary 10 protect his
interests.
This ORDER ,hsli te puhlished In the Richmond
DisDafch once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the cOsrthOuse OF
nj. county the fret day Of the next term of tho
County Court
copy-Teste: -
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The Richmond Dispatch CONES to us TO-
day in IN enlarged form. having thirty-two
instead Of twenty-eight columns. II Is one
Of the very best newspapers In the South,
and is almost household necessity through
out Virginia.-Abingdsn Standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
sOda-Water.

We have in our city one OF the best soda.
water establishments that can be found
anywhere. The soda is drawn from three
fountains, known a. tue " Lafayette Foun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

DcrKrE's SALAD DRESSING is scompo.ed Of the
freshest, puIesi. and choice,t condiments money
VIII buy. II surpasses anv that can be made at
home, Is cheaper. saves labor and all anxiety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

PIANO AT Accommodation IS called n the
sale OF suncrb 7l-Octave Upright Piano at r n.
COOKS auction house u be sold on TUESDAY, sts
Instant at ii o'clock.
The instrument Is now on exhibition,
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BUFFAIO LITHIA WATER.
HOT SPRINGS PHYSICIANS USE
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
GoUT IN THEIR OWN CASES,
AND
PRESCRIBE IT FOR EQUITY PATIENTS
WITH THE BEST RESULTS.
THEY ALSO ADVISE equity PATIENTS TO
TRY THE BUFFALO SPRINGS.
BUFFALO LITRIA WATER.


DR. ALGPRNOS >. GARNETT,
Hot Springs, Ark., Surgeon (retire) United statQe
Navy:
NV eIrcriencc in the use Of the BufslO Lithia
Nater Is limited to the treatment OF l;Ota. Rbets-
mGtistn. and that hybrid disease Rhe,,matfc
GoUi tso-calleGl. which IS In eontrsdstincton 81
the Rh6uHl dfOid drthritte OF CARROT.
" J have had excellent results from this wafer I'm
these affections, both IN nv Otct3 person, aud in
the treatment OF patients for whom | have prs-
scribcd H. OF course the remedial agent IL s con
taincd <lkGlteS and their solrcnt properties.
" Hence. Il Is prophV hVldotic az Soeli 1s u RENE
dg iR Nphrtfic Cole and forming CdlcvIi, when
due 10 a redundancy Of 1.-the Acid."
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NJ Horsford,s Rread FERMENTATION.

a valuable element. DIR. NJ. III. Henry, the
noted family physician OF New York, says
"Tbe use Of Professor Horsfords Bread
Preparation offers admirable means for the
Introduction OF valuable element into the
system with the food Of everyday Iife."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
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