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UT s
PILL S
TORPID BOWELS,
DISOR p Erred LIVER,
and MALARIA

-. From these sources arise three.fourths OF
the diseases Of the human race. These
symptoms indicate their existence: Loss Of
Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Hoad-
sxerfion OF body or mind, Eructation
OF food, Irrttability OF temper, Low
spirits, A feeling OF having neglected
some duty, Dizziness, altering at tho
Heart, Dots bofore the cycs, highly col.
ored Urine, CONSTIPATION, and de.
on the Liver. AsaLver medicine TUFTS
PILLS have NO equal. Their action on the
Kidneys and Skin ts also prompt; removing
all impurities through these three I" scav-
ongors Of tho systena," producing appe.
skin and q vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gripping nor interfere
with daily yYarlr and ara narfect
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ANTiDOTE TO MALARIA

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN..
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Co1lsti2a-
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me o1t nicely. My appetite Is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
nave fa1seSSsa E6S%aRbs req Pamsra las 9sW
Holdeverywhe1e, ,25c. Office, A Murray St, NY.
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THE HALL SELF-FEEDING COTTON GIN.

of h
ofo
the expense OF Inc
prevent breaking the roll the proper shape OF the
the Feeder bo" '' e WI"
have pucha
CEnkcalcs A Srlnger IV1Ie,r
Callahan Weloorn " W M M"rHn' ~ at.oi''
sEskine
r. a. Mcclure, JC&W Shirley Reuben Clinkscaes,
w NJ FDacus
Knight Banine,
pT,son Welbor
M Haddon
Marin m % a. nuck JeseT Garrett Opt
Marshall, AbbeyilO, Iugh Rusi "a pluhc'
Welborn G. Welborn M A Mahaney n " i""s
A ABrnke Milford
Va
toni ominut f,r and catalogue
JOHN f. PEOPLES.
June26,
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- Girls, never allow even lover to
have his arms around you. The papers
daily show that thousands Of our bright
est young men are going to waist.
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Out Of The Jaws Of Death

The gentleman who outlines his case below Is q
man considerably advanced in life, and is noted
for his sterling integrity. His Postofce is Yates
vile, Upson County, Ga. The following is
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-14

- 1t is not much Of compliment,
after all, to say that man is sound.
Some men are nothing but sound.
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e MARY, be careful, my child, when
going out. Have will Of your own"
SOh, I've got a Will of my own, mother !;
but he can't be with me all the time"
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- Wives are very presumptuous crea-
lures. They are always asking for lock
of their lovers hair before marriage and
taking it without asking afterwards.
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- The plains of Texas cover An area
of l52,OOO,OO0 acres, on which feed
3,S00,000 head of cattle.
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=. III d. u. -,
No. 1o3S. Pryor stree. : &,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Personals and Briefs.

Grsnd-Lecturer Coles and half dozen
OF his boys were tuInbed out of wagon
near hone the other day by runaway
horses. He and one OF the Young men
were very uncomIOrtably bat not danger
Ously damaged. lie has consequently been
unable 10 visit Grand. Master Murray.
Mike Quinton, the baseball catcher, dis
tinguished himself yesterday by his bat
ting and fine playing in the game between
the VirgiDias and the BrookIyns, and re-
ceiyed many compliments last night from
baseball experts here.
Mr.. Edward Caulfeld a, one time the
OTgsnist at st. PEERS Cathedral, but st
present resident Of Powhatsn county. has
accepted position a. organist in st.
Joseph's Cathedral. Hartford. Conn. His
father, Mr.. Thomas CaulfcId, passed
through the city Yesterday.
Governor William Z. Cameron Is still at
Old Point Comfort. and will not come up
to Richmond until the Legislature meets.
Park-Place Methodist church will give
u grand moonlight excursion tonight 10
Dutch Gap aud return. Go and enjoy
yourself.
Mr.. James Aston Cabell, member OF the
Council from Clay Ward. left the city yes
terday for the mountains OF Virginia. Mr.
Cabell Is the gentleman who the other
night introduced and so foreiby adye-
Gated the resolution providing for profess
siOnal lamp-lighters in the city. A brother
councilman said yesterday that he under.
stood Mr. Cabelps object to be TO fOrtify an
already robust constitution by engaging In
pedestrian exercise, though some OF his
friends have suggested that he might have
in view practical tests In connection with
the theory which he advances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
RICHMOND'S RECORD.
THE BRooKLYss DEFEATED.
The virsinias Hsss the Bseskiyns N Their
First Contest 10 TO Q.

First Contest 10 to 2.
The Brooklyns commenced three-days'
engagement here with the Vtrginias yes.
tcrday. The evening was exceedingly nne
for bal-playing. The sun was hid behind
a cloud. which made Il cool and pleasant.
There were about 1900 persons ouf.
PLAY" was called at O'Clock, the VS.
itors at the hat. The pugan brothers FORM
sd the Virginlas' and Terry and Corcoian
the Brooklyus' battery. ON the whole, th's
was one OF the best games that has been
played here this season. The home team
played nearly perfect game, having only
one error 10 their credit; while the visitors
had six errors, only one was made In the
feld-fve by the battery. The Dugan bro
theirs played very fine game. The visitors
hit Dusan for nine weak, scattering hits,
which, with the assistance OF Schenek's
error, gave them two runs. They batted
well enough, but the home teams fielding
was so very fine that their batting was TO
no good.
Quiutou played fne game in right
field. He had four chances and accepted
them all. lie throws from that position
beautifully. Glenn also made three fine
catches, in which he had TO run a long dis
tance TO capture the bail. Retnsen played
well in left field, but he does not throw
well to the home plate. Glenn, Nash, and
schenck made the heavy hits OF the eve
ming, and Powell covered himself and
made three bits.
The feature Of the game was the base
running Of the home boys. In this they
have so improved as to compare fsvorably
with any OF their competitors, and II they
keep up such playing a. they did yester-
day they will stand well IN the Associa-
tIon. Larkin was back yesterday aud
played second base perfectly.
The visitors kicked great deal In the
frst three innings, but were stopped by
Mr.. Curry's refusing to umpire the game
further. The result was 10 to Pin the Vir-
ginias' favor. Below is the detailed score
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oTHER CASES.
Hrief NerYN EternH.

4 mob hooted the Clericals and Liberals
at Brussels on Wednesday as they were
leaving the Chamber OF Deputies. The pO-
lice repeatedly dispersed the mob and
made several arrests.
England and Holland offer to raise the
blockade of Tcnom and give the Raiah one
hundred thousand rupees il he will release
the crew Of the British steamer NiscrO,
which was wrecked on his coast last au-
tunn. II the Rajah refuses this offer, Eng-
land and Holland Will combine to punish
him.
AGvices from South Africa state that a
severe engagement has taken plice between
the followers Of Montsioa and the Boers,
in which the latter were defeated. Many
warriors were killed, including several
EngllslmCn.
The Duke Of Nassau has issued formal
protest against the King OF the Netherlands
declaration that The passage OF the Dutch
regency law settles the question OF the sue.
cession 70 the Duchy OF LuXemburg.
The United States Cremation Society, OF
New York, Las bought the marble front Of
the old It. Nicholas Hotel, and will use it
in the construction of their crematory. The
UuilCing VIII De 10 by 94 Ieet, ana the archi-
lecture d the prcsent Grecian style. The
SiCmcns plan OF furnace has been adopted,
with some notifications.
Torty-four assisted Russian immigrants
arriync in New York on the steamship
IUgia, oi the Hamburg Line. have been
returned on board that vessel 10 be carried
back. Nearly all Of them were women
with children and men whose passage had
been paid 10y relatives aud frields in this
country, and having no money, or very lit
tie, in their possession, could only be
classed as p1uper.
A New nrun'wick, n. j., telegram OF
August C.h says; Professor James Garland.
sixty years Of age. prominent music
teacher here, committed suicide this mora
ing. He attempted TO commit suicide on,e
lCforc about eight years aSo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
MANCHESTER xATTERs.
Common nCsuneii-Lswn Pasv aud Tesrnas
ment--Ofher ltems.

Tonight the regular monthly meeting OF
The City Council will be held. There are
no matters Of SPECIAL importance TO be con.
sidered except the communication from The
Board Of Health requesting the Council TO
forbid persons raising bogs In the city.
There viii he q number OF matters that
some time since were referred 10 commit
tees to be considered.
The lawn party on Clopton's Hill, under
the mansgement.of the ladies OF the Meade
Memorial church, will close tonight with
a tournament.
There win be meetings held In tho four
wards OF the city tonight 10 appoint
twelve members from each ward 10 The
City Central Democratic CiuD: also, 70 ap-
point working clubs in each ward.
There were som<Drolored females before
Mayor Tsylor yesterday charged with as
sault and battery. They were discharged
on the payment Of their fines aud costs.
Besides the pstnting and other Improve.
ments Ia Mayo's bridge. new sills are being
rut under II at the Manchester end. When
the painting, &C.. Il completed the bridge
will not only be more pleasing 10 the eye,
but will be much safer.
The time for procuring dog.medais -
row at hand. they are ready, ana can 30
obtained from the City Auditor.
The August term Of the Chesterfield
County Court commences next Mondsy.
This Is not grand.iury term, and there
not being much business Of public interest
doekeled It " III he short one.
Mr.. II. j. Weisiger and family LETT the
city yesterday fer the mountains. Mr..
Weisiger Will return to-day hts family viii
sreEd the summer.
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Police Court.

The following eases were disposed OF
yesterday morning:
Eilord WOodsOn (colored) was charged
with feioniously entering In the uisat-
time the bar-room OF Edward stump! and
stealing $3.50. Found guilty and scn-
fenced 10 isil for four months.
A. j. Bennett, B. i. Lawrence, and j.
". Lawrence, charged with being drunk
ard dlsorderly and driving their teams In
the street faster than tie law allows. Ben
nett and J. ". Lawrence were tined g
each and II. r. Lawrence $3.50.
Emma Bowling (colorcd) was fined s5
and costs for abusing aud threatening ID
beat Mary Bowling.
William Burley (colored). drunk and Dis
orderly. Fined 81 and costs.
Jacob Bernstein, charged with having In
his possession one silver watch stolen ir9m
David Anderson. Discharged.
james Dandvdge (colOred), charged with
cruelty 20 rrimals by throwing rock al a
COW and killing ii.
Minerva Scott (coloredl wits jailed Tor
fifteen days for stealing chicken from
Minerva Goodall.
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lTnisci Order OF Honor.

Deputy Supreme President Myer Angle
has Instituted "James =. Pace " Lodge,
United order OF Honor. with charter
membership Of twenty-sx. and installed the
f7llowing officers for the tcrm ending Octo-
Der /, 1854: c. J. johnson. past president:
G. II. DueriDg, president; Geo. l.. kelch,
vice-prcsident; Mllard y. Robertson. re-
cordne secretary; Joseph {. Kaufman.
financial secretary; James wilson, trcasu-
rer; Miss T.. V. Powell, chaplain; william
g. Deupree, conductor; Mrs. T.. l.. Keach.
inside guardian; John l.. Doersam. outside
guardian; DR.. Williams, Iaedlcil exam.
iner; and John l.. Doersa.n, G. J. Johnson.
and George l.. Keach. trustees. This order
was organized at indianapolis, Indiana, In
February, 1891, and pays the full eadOw-
ment on permanent disability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
The Mozart.

The programme last night was unusually
gttractiye. Mss Emma Reinhardi, eleven
years Of age, daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Rem
bardt. made her first appearance a. a
pianist before the Mozart. sbe played a
double nmnbcr-twO short works by
ChOpin-aud acquitted herself admirably.
Fo. an encore she played beautiful ms
Euha by Chopin. Miss Rc.ahnrdt Was en-
Enthusiastically received, ani wis the re-
oipient of numerous ilorai o3erings. The
orchestral numbers were Wei rendered,
and the septetie was especially enjoyed by
lovers o? good music. The vocalist was
Miss Luclc Ragland, OF Kentucky. She has
a sweet soprano voice. and san" with tinc
effect. She responded to cordial encOres
g.tCr each number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
DISTRICT CONFER ENCE.
Zine Attendance aGd inierestina Exercises
at Wiliis's Church.

Zine Attendance ard inieresting Exercises
at Wiliis's Church.
The Richmond District Conference.
Methodist Episcopal Church South, con-
venCd at Williss church. Hcnrico county,
Va, OH the 9Th instant. at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
Roy. Paul Whitehead, d. d., presiding
elder. in the char. Rev. W. y. Wright
and Ileber Nelson were chosen secretaries.
Tie session ol the morning was devoted
chiefly 20 the organization OF the Confer
cncc, appointment oi committees, &c. The
attendance ot preachers ard delegates was
good. The re0ple OF the community were
cut in lul force. and seemed much inter
cated in the Conference proceedings. At
ll4 o'ClCcS \. ". Rev. William II. Chris
tian On .he absence Cf Or. HanuOr, who
was appointed to this duty. but was neces-
tarily Gctaiucd) preached the Introductory
sermon to 4 large and attentive audience.
II was a sermon Of decided ability and
rover. producing profound Impression.
The Conference and large audience present
were then invited to partakc o! a very
louutiiu dinner spread by the Sooi pco-
RE Of the vicinity under the ample shade.
trees in the church.ylrd.
On Resembling in the afternoon Rev. j.
Wiley B.CdsOe, pastor OF Trinity church,
preached on eloquent sermon To a large aud
deeply.Inierested congregation.
The people seemed very much interested
n all the religious exercise, Of the day, and
doIbtless good was accomplished.
The afternoon session was devoted 10
hearing reports iroiI the several charges of
the district on church finances and The con-
dition of chuch property. Tn repOr,s
were decidedly gratifying aud encouraging.
DR.. Hannon preached yesterday morning.
The consideration Of the report Of the
Centennial Committee occupied the atten-
ton Of the Conference IN the afternoon.
Good speaking and good results are
locked for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Republican. In Couneii.

To-day The State aud Executive Repub-
lean Committees will meet Ia the Wh;g
building for the purpose Of comforting a.
TO the best methods for conducting the
campaign. The Executive Committee con-
sists Of General William Malone, Colonel
J. .. Brady. and General Stith Boiling, aud
the unit rule viii obtain in the council to-
morrow Just as II did when the State Con-
yention was held here to elect Arthur deie-
gates TO the National Republican Conyen-
ton ut Chicago. There Is some grumbling
aud dissatisfaction among the leaders
as to who the candidates for Con-
gress In the various districts shall
be, and this matter will receive the
piemrt attention Of The committees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Valuable brazilian Cargo.

Tie BRUSH bark liunlrcss. 22I tons.
John Gum. master. Of New York, cleared
Yesterday for santes, Brazil. with 1882
larrels % lour shlpred by the Galleso
Mills Manufacturing Company. Dunlop &
Company. HaXall-C C.cushaw C0Dpi ~,
and The Baltimore mills, valued at Sl2 :
2S2.CO. Also City kegs oi lard and foug
scWinc-machiaes, valued ct e773.I0, and a
New York cargo Of 100 caso- of petroleum,
SEQ gallons oi turpeutine, and 100 rugs.
valued a. S1.lG9. Total value o. cargo,
80 CO 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
CHAPTER I.

AK ary orsil OF the most eminent physc,an..
what Is the best and only remedy ,,,,, oar, ,,o
relied on TO cure all diseases of the lddnovs ,nd
urinary organs. such as Brighrs disease, dtase,oS.
idcn'ion or inability to retain urine, and all The
diseases and ailments peculiar 10 womeny-
And they will tell you explicitly and e,nnh,.,e.
ally Buchu."
Ask the same ph ydcanS
"What IS the most reliable and surcst curc fur
all liver-disesses or dyspepsia constipation. ind,
Pcstion. bilousness, malsriaI fever, aSne. a.. -
and they viii tell you.
"Mandrakel or, Dandelion.
Hence, when these remedies are combined Win
others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hoo Bitters. such a WON
derfsi and mysterious curative power Is deveIopet
which Is 50 varied in It's operations thatno dia ase
or ~ health possibly exist resist It's power.
and yet II IS
Harmless for the most frail woman, wnhss tn
valid, or smallest child 10 use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
RICHMOND FRIDAY


the intent TO conceal the ,rua condition OF
said bank. aud make the condition OF sid
bank appear better and more solvent than
that condition really was, and to injurc,
defraud, and cheat, did make and certify
to a false report OF the banks condition
to the evil example Of all others In Ike
manner offending. and against the peace
and dignity OF the Commonwealth Of Viz
ginia.
The report OF the condition Of the bank
on the 2oth OF January, 1884, was in these
PETERSBURG. Va. January %. 1884.
To ht President and Directors of the Plaat-
erS and Mechanics Banlc:
The undersigned were appointed con-
mittee Of examination by Your president.
We herewith hand you statement OF the
condition OF the institution:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Other Gam CO.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
New York: Providence, 4; New Yorks,
T.
Chicago: ClevelandS. 3; Cnicagos, 2.
BOsten: Philado lphils. 6; Bos;ons. 2.
Philadelphia; Athletics, !; Alleghenyi,
/.
Lancaster: Allentowns. 4 Lancasters, 0.
York: Yorks, g; Domcstlcs, 3.
Columbus: Columbus, 3; Toledo, 9.
Detroit: Buffalo. o; Detroit. D.
st. Louis: Cincinnati, .; It. Louis, A.
II innings.
st. Louis: st. Louis Qnions), 6: Gin
cunGti (UniOns), 3.
Washington: Nationals, @: Baltimore
(Unions( :.
Philadelphia: Keystone, o; Boston
Unions, s.
Kansas City: Kansas City, s; Chicago
Unions), 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08

Officer Edward Robinson hsd hearing
last night before the Board of Police Com
missions 10 answer the charge OF clubbing
Pat. SWeony. After hearing the evidence
tie Beard honorahly acquitted SIR. Robin-
gcD oi the clGr.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
HOTELS.

DARROTT'S FARisHHOTEL, CHAR
LOTTESNILLE, VA, in the centre Of the
city, opposite the public squ1rc. Rates ~ tos2.5O
yer DAY. Largest ana best-1rruged Hotel in
charlottesville Large. airy rooms. Excellent t.
hlcs. With every urance of giving satisfaction.
we solicit the travelling public 20 give Us c,il.
>pocal Taies for bOardeTs. Omnibus attends all
trains. ". j. PARROTT.
f. 4-eod3m owner aud Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08

ENoRy's LrrTLE CATuAgTro i the best aud
only reliable Liver Piil kEo-a. EsVer fails with
Lbc most obs,.uaR eases, SGfc,y vegetable, srgar~
coaiec. tssscle-e, harmless. griDisg or uopie,-
sgut effects Irakgi-ss sell tses.-ts cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
INSURANCE COMPANY.
nF THE TEN LARGEST
IIFF-IN~[~RASCF COMPANIES.

AF THE TEN LARGEST
~ LIFF-INSCRANCF COMPANIES.
.lccgrciag to fhe Official rcp'rt nf tire New York
Insurance Department f.r 1888.
TIE NOEFHW ES EEN MUTUAL
.low4-
}. Tie Airhc'tratc ofinierest realized on H. as
sets.
.. The smal,cs, percentage Of interest overdue.
3. Not one doll leaned on stocks or Other !ld,-
fLaii1g securities.
4. Tie loves. ratio Of los cs aud expenses u
amount al Iisk.
.. The lowest rate Of mortality
Is. he smallest percentage Of poicies "no,
taken
Z. The lsrgc,t surplus earnings for The past seven
years.
Tho above siroug poiuts eXplfiu the fJct that
TnE NORTiiNEsTERS MU IUAL Is furnish
ing tie chcabc-. insurance 10 ~ mc1lbcrs. Nc
invite ne fulie. iute-tigGtion OF iis claims, ana
WITH furnish csiiuaic- Of cost at any age for either
fe. or endowment ~ tontinc insurance. on ap-
rncatlcu. JOHN Il. B.CAEN & SON,
General Agents,
corner Tenth aud Bank streets
~ G-eod3m Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
TRUE VERSUS FALSE ECog0aY.

ait Is NOT WORTH WHILE TO PLANE
THE UNDER SIDE oF A BARN FLOOR Is A
PRoyERB PECULIAR TO THE NEW Eng
LAND sTATES, AND WHICH EXPRESSES
IN HoNELY PHASE A GENERAL TRUTH.
But WHEN APPLIED TO THINGS OF 4 DIP
PERKST NATURE 1T l. JCsrAs APT ToBE
MIsAPPLIED As NOT. SOME ACT OS THIS
PRINCIPLE IN Buying SHIRTS. THEY
REASON, BECAUSE TIE SHIRT Is HIDDEN
BY TIE PREVAILING FASHION ~ VESTS.
THEREFORE THE LowEsr.PgicEp SHIRT
ANSWERS Az WELL as TIE HlGHEsr-A
FALSE REASONING. IS VIZ SHALL SHOW
~ CUT AND MADE WITH FoUAL SKILL. 1T
COSTS As MUCH TO MAKE Up THE WORST
MATERIAL As THE BEST, ANDIHl SEcEs-
sARiLY InpLIss A DEFECT IN THE tS-
FERioR SHIRT AZ SOME VITAL POINT; IT
MAY BEIN MATERIAL, WORK, OR Frr.s
A BADLY-FITTING SHIRT Is MORE ux-
coMFoRTABLE THAN A COAT OF SIMILAR
CHARACTER; HENCE THE IMPoRrAScE
or A GOOD FIT TO INSURE gQUANtviry
OF MIND. As IN THE CASE on THE BARN
FLOOR, HAVING REFERRED To TRUE
ECONOMY, Ut Is UNNECESSARY TO ADD
ANYTHING BEYOND TIE REQUISITES or
GOOD WEAR AND coon rrr. ASo THAT
HAsBE HAS ATTAINED IN MY ONE DOL
LAR oPEN-BAcK SHIRTS THERE Is NO
THING Sem TO EXCEL THEN IN THESE
PARTICULARS.
A. sAKs . CO.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GEOPGE s. VASlION SON. bric. dwelling
6c5 north second stleet. with .o' aud DricS
dwelling 9l3 north riTst street. a. =. II.
JAS. hACDOrGkLL. si6ct of groceries. fxtlrrs,
&C.. At 9U3 east Broad street, al lO:3O \. N.
WILLIAM JENKINS, z T.. n. bananas, len
ODs. &c.
r. B. COOK, 10 A. ". household furniture. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Ct SO AND g PER DAY.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STEEBFS,
RICHMOND, VA.

This wtll-known Hotel-oue Of the best arranged
aud most substantially buit In ihc city, with very
large. delightful. connecting r0Oles for families
eau accommodate 500 guests.
REASONABLE RATES FOR SUMNER BOARD
EHS.
The proprietor WIS abOu four years caterer fT
tho famous Ofd >DOlsNyood Hotel. and has been
long known in l.iclm0ue a. an experienced hotel-
kccp6r and TtsfduTd'euF. The comfort OF guests
specially considered. y. H. CALLAGHAN.
r. i-S.,.Is tgF3W PTopr.e'o-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08

We are pleased 10 know, however, that
Mr.. Beecher has Investigated the charges
made against the personal habits Of Cover
nor Cleveland and has come 10 the couclu.
sion that they are malicious and nniound.
ed.-Aeu York World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
CHAPTER III.
" Patients
Almos, dead or nearly dying"

Almos, dead or nearly dying"
For years and elyen up ny hyslciAns of B1ghrs
and other Kidney diseases. liver complaints. severe
coughs called consumption. have been cnrei.
Wemen gone nearly crazy!
From agony OF neuralgia, nervousness, wakeful
ness. and various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn on; Of shape from excrueIating
pangs Of Rhenatlsm,
Inhammatory and chronic, or suffering from
sCrofula
ErySipclas
salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, ,niiscs-
ton, and IN fact almost all diseases frail
Nature Is htirio.
Have been cured by Hop Bit,ors, proof of which
can be found in every neigbborhood IN the known
world. y 31-ThtwlF.&Tulm