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MIR. Needham In Manchester.

Rev. MIR. Needham, who has been con-
ducting services in Richmond under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, will be in Manchester all this
week, and will conduct union services as
follows, under the auspices Of the Railroad
Branch, Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton: Sunday Afternoon at $3.50, in the Pres
byterian church; Monday and Tuesday, in
the Baptist church; Wednesday and
Thursday, in the Ninth-Street Methodist
church; Friday in the Presbyterian
church. Hour of service, s p. NJ. MIR.
Needham will illustrate some OF his talks
with crayon-drawines in which he eXcels.
The city clergy will assist.
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The Theatre Next Week.

Tomorrow night Shook & Golfers Light
o. London Combination will commence
two-nights' engagement. with all the
scenic effect possible at the Theatre.
Later in the week Mile Rhea, supported
by Mr.. William Harris and select compa-
nv. under the management OF A. b. Chase,
In the following repertoire: Wednesday
Adrienne Lecouyreur; Thursday, Frou-
Frou; Friday. School for Scandal; Satur'
day matinee, Camille; Saturday night,
Much Ado About Nothing.
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OUR METHOD

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April. II Is the intention to invite all the
secret and civic societies, as well as the
military OF Richmond, Manchester, Pc
tersburg. Norfolk, and Lynchburg. A
committee, consisting Of Major John C..
Ferguson Surgeon OF the battalion), Cap
tain Josiah Crump, Captain r. A. Paul,
and Lieutenants j. W. Hill and q. B.
Nicholas, were appointed to make all ne
cessary arrangements. The committee win
meet tomorrow night at DR.. j. C. Fergu-
sOn,s house
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A card.

RICHMOND, Va, March Is, 1884.
The statement OF J. V. Reddy in the Dis.
patch Of the 18th instant Is lie. The
- falsehood" consisted Of my refusing to
pay bill twice. The proof was that Reddy
showed me a bill which had been paid. II
/ need any instruction as TO what consti-
tutes q gentleman, person OF the character
OF }. V. Reddy would be the last one to
whom | would apply.
W. H. THOMPSON
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Magnetic Treatment

cures when all other means fail. DR.. Nc.
Mullen has fully demonstrated this truth.
He is treating some Of our most respected
citizens, and all Join in his praise. He
treats all forms of chronic diseases, and has
prolonged his stay in Richmond, giving
all chance to call on him at the st. James
Hotel. Consultation free from Q A. VI. 10
q p NJ
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A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, ano
you can have 1t by using MEADE & BAKERS deli.
ciOus CARBoLIC MOUTH-WAsH. II destroys the Of
feusive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy con-
dtiOn, Price, fifty cents bottle.
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On Deck AgnIn.

"Foster,; the book-man. will continue
bis great sales of Standard Books ut auc-
tion every night at O'Clock at 1902 Main
street, next to Planters National Bank.
Private sales during the day at auction
Driceg
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ing that the reports be sold at an advance
OF fifty cents per volume on cost, which il
Is supposed will fix the price at about
$3.50 per volume. The present price Is S6.
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rVO MEssRs. +. r. GLASGOW. c.

TO MESSRS. +. T.. GLASGOW. G. l..
L TODD, AND OTHERS: Gentlemen In re-
sp0nse to the sbove call 10 announce myself q
CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF Gil f1 AU-
DITOR, allow me To- thank you for this expression
of confidence, and say that should II be the plea
sure Of the voters Ia elect me, that Will discharge
tue duties Of the oth> to the best Of NV ahltty.
NH 9-Sr2m EDWARD J. WARREN
I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
i SELF \ CANDIDATE FOR THE OFfiCK
OF SHERIFF, subject TO the Democratic nsmIaa-
tiOn. Having been Deputy sheriff for about
thirteen years. and now CARRYING on the Office
IN the name of John W. Wright, Sheriff. be-
eye that can discharge the duties OF the position
satisfactorily, and If elected I pledge NY best
efforts to that end. - . .-
NH 2-Im LEWIS r. WINSTON.
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Special Announcements.

Our feet, the most important members OF
the human body--special treatment by
DIR. Edwards, chiropodist, who has parlors
at the st. Charles Hotel. win treat ladies
in any part of the city. Removes corns,
buniOns, and ingrowing nails without pain.
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uustsurs Conrt, Yesterday.

The day was consumed Yesterday, as Y,
has been for several days, IN dispos'hg Oh
civil matters. ,,,.
The court is on the eve oil auloufhmeht'
II Will probably adjourn Tomorrow
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Harsiniun Pianos.

Never before has there been 20 large and
complete stock Of upright pianos in Vir-
gina. You have the choice Of superb
selection at Ramos d Moses. Call on them
or write for nrlccs
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r,fteeuth Amensiment. A

AT a meeting Of the officers OF the First
battalion Virginia colored volunteers
Major j. Il. johnson presiding-it was
unanimously resolved TO celebrate the rati-
iication OF the fifteenth amendment by q
grand street parade on the 10th Of next
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Young ladies' Journal for April. full
OF spring fashions, received OF G. +. John
ston. The Zoo Toilet Set" In outline
embroidery, Is an extra feature.
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WEST INDIA LIMES.-Just received direct from
jamaica large supply OF this delicious fruit for
making nv popular Efcrvesclng Lime Drinks,
on draught and bottled. GEORGE SCHGN,
Eleventh and Main Streets.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTI.
FRICE, which will speedily remove incipienttarta
and scurf Price, fifty cents box.
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ST. PATRICK's RAY.
CT. PATRTCKs-DAY CELEBRATION.


Having been appointed Chief Marshal Of the
procession By which he approaching l7TH OF
annr,i Is 70 DE commemorated Ia I'll city, re-
socictes interested in ,is anniversary Of Ire
iano pa.ron saint 10 honor rs with their presence
az az Ca,hedra Hall at o'clock on the morning OF
.a. Gay 10 unite in the procession. At 10 O'Clock
high Nass VIII be celebrated AZ the Cathedral,
curing winch PaneRyric will he delivered by Very
hev. Dr. y. D. Kelley, Of Wilmington. Del
The following gentlemeD-pr, sidcufs az fhe a.
cie,ies named bclow-win act as aids 70 the Chief
Marshal: - S~~
Catholic Beneficial soclety-.Johu M. Bisrius.
-: Vincent DE Paui, OF the Cathedrai-wiiIiaur
DaffIon, vi
C.K. OF A., No. 143-J. A. Ahern.
Y. X. Of A.. No. l62-Charles Kelley. v.P.
Catholic Total-Abstinencc Sociesy--Thomss
Dyrne.
knights OF st Joseph. N. Rysil.
McGil Lyceum-,|ohn NJ. Donahoe.
~. BeDedictus-L. Drummer.
st. Joseph Benefciai-Joseph Heeke.
IT. Mary's S0dality-James g. Ross.
st Mary's Social and Beneficial Upjon-J. 4
Winter
81. Pstrick's c. ID. Confraterniiy-D. Herran.
V.P.
st, Patrick's s.. v. DE Paula. L. Masuriex.
]. National Land-Lcague, No. Sil-J. L. Capstou.
]. National Land League. No. 413-k. Y. Beirne.
The Following named gentleman are appointed
as special aids to the Chief Marshal: 10, n Nur-.
pby. William R,nkin, james n. Ferriter, Thomas
Barry. l.. Il. Murphy, James Golden, Patrick
McGoyenr. JAMES HAYES, Chief Marshal.
N.B.-lhe gentlemen named will act Without
further notice. r1h I6-lt
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writ OF habeds corpus granted by Judge
Minor, who, upon hearing the evidence,
agreed to admit the prisoner to bail In the
sum Of $500. Not being able TO give the
required bail, she was recommitted.
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A Good Breakfast Relish

Is Tinsley's Tomatoes. They are canned
nearly whole, and eaten raw with pepper
and salt are very appetizing. They are fol-
sale by JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
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EMoRY's LITTLE CArHARTIC PILLS are suill-
cently powerful for the most robust yet the safest
FOR children and weak constitutions. The action
in anv disease Is uniform, certain, and safe. Fif-
teen cents.
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We are receiving our spring goods.
Look out for our announcement when our
stock has all arrived and ready for inspec-
tion. MIsFIr STORE.
9l2 Main street
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county Court.

Emily Fultz. a eolored girl. aged nine
teen years, charged with lnlan.is.ae, ..; was
brought TO the bar yesterd'! y! 'n'ue Va =
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Davenport & Co
Davenport & Co.
STOCK BROKERS,
lll3 Main street,
BUY AND SELL BONDS AND STOCKS
on commission.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALITY
Will fund
VIRGINIA BONDS INTO New 3's
on favorable terms.
CRY BONDS FOR SALE.

Dry and well-screened stove. nut, and
egg anthracite at lowest cash prices at C..
II. Pages, 1905 Cary street. Telephone
No, 165.
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TO MESsRs. J. II. CLAIBORNE.

4 GEORGE W. WARREN, JOSEPH N.
BLAIR, W. X. QUARLEs. AND OTHERS:
Genilemen.-ln response 10 yonI call OF 26th
February, 1884. respectfully announce myself
candidate for the position Of sHERItf OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, subject TO Demo-
cratic primary election. Should IL he the plea
sure of nay fellowcitizens TO elect lle 10 the Of
aud faithful discharge OF It's dpticG. Feeling
deeply grateful for the confidence that you have
expressed In me,
Il am, very respectfully.
~ 2S-lm CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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~ GENUINE BARGAINS AT
ssss u cog I f. EEn
ssss 7 9S 5oS ILL Err
BIB RRR 90 1TTTH HEEB RRR sssS Vt
3 Eph PE Era R9 g ##H##EEr ##EE ERE Ssss
ssBBs 4 4 90 I 4 Il HEEER RSsss

so piece, SUMMER SILKS, ranging from 4Oc.
Up-all new patterns;
EXTRA-HEAvY BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS
1t sac. worth 1925; at s1.2o worth 50;
ALL-SILK RHADAME at 81 worth $3.50;
5 pieces ALL-sILK OTTOMAN at sl.67 worth
$3.50;
Elegant quality BLACK SURAH at 81;
so pieces BEECH DRESS GOODS at 124c.,
cheap at zoe:
so pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTING at
1900 yards remnants SILKS and sATINs at a
80 dozen LADIES and CHILDREN's COL
ORED-BORDERED HANDKERCHIEF at
80 dozen GENTLEsIEN's ALL-LINEN- COL
ORED-BORDERED HANDkERCHtEFS at
so dozen ALL-LINEN TOWELS, one yard long,
lACFs Of an the newest designs;
HAMBURG EDGE at half price; --
CHECK MUSLIN, LlNON DE DACCA, LlNON
PERsikN MILL at new prices:
20 pieces IRISH LINEN al Csc. yard;
MARSEILLES and CROCHET QUILTS at less
than manufacturers prices;
500 LADIES REGULAR-MADE HOSE reduced
GENTLEMEN's HALF-HOsE, regular made,
three pair for SOC:
500 pieces TRIMMING at 1oc. apiece;
sHEETING- and PlLLOW-CAsb COTTON at
so handsome TOILET SETS at soc. worth soc. ;
BLACK and CREAM ALL-SILK FlCHUS at
LADIES ALL-LINEN MOURNING HAND
KERCHIEFS at Sc. apiece;
GELTLEMEN'S MERINO SHIRTS, suitable for
this season. AT 50c. worth 81;
GENTLEMEN'S INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS at4Se.
worth double the money;
MATTlNGS. CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHS, ana
WINDOW SHADES at low prices.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
NH l6-Su W&F 3ll Broad street.
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An elegant line of Spring Ovcrcoats from
1915 to Sl2 at the MISFTT STORE,
9l2 Main street.
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TO EDWARD J. WARREN. ESQ. !:

l. The undersigned voters Of the city, recog-
niEng your past services, and believing that YOU
are fully qualified TO hll the vacancy occasloned
by the death OF the late j. B ROyster, respectfully
request that You announce yourself candidate
for the office of City Auditor in the coming elec-
ton in May next.
IT. Glasgow, T. s. Alfriend,
Charles l.. Todd, ]. Davenport, Jr..
Andrew Pizzini Jr., VI Rosenbaum,
Edward Cohen, 7. William Pembert0u
W. =. Gunn, /. :. Tower,
N ID. HargTove, J. NJ. Goddin,
VIZ. Bowie. William ID. Gibson,
James II. Capers, Henry q. Cannon,
l.. Wagner, VI. Millhiser,
Clement X. Barksdalc, A. J. Miller,
James McGraw, Talbot & Sons,
Herman BoscheD, Alexander W. Archer,
Charles l.. Siegel, Hulcher & Ross,
A. Bargamin, LLOYD j. Bcall.
John MlhOny,
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LEND.
sEINE-THREAD.

SEINE-THREAD AN DNm6oWss
- TWiNES Of eyery description ~
sEINE-LINEs, COTTON HOPES. IAWkING,
CORKS AND CORK-W OOD YELLOW OIL
CIOTHING-SISGLEAN AND CAPE-ANN STAN
DARD DOUBLE NETS AND SEISEs made 70
order. IIAUL-sEINE NETTING In stoek-any
depth required.
Lowest prices gu9ranie ieed - ,-
l.. LICHTEN>TEIN'S SONS.
sole importers OF the
Iion-Brand seine-Thrcad.
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
COTTON DUCK. all weights.
HEAVY TWINE HANMOCkS reduced 10 Doe.
FANCY lAMM0CKs. 75c. NH 10
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+ 4 4 5 81 fB## f f f. / T. s.
L1L A A DID II REE SSSs
J u: #EE:sEE NJ sEEs 81 r. 81 / 81 | !
Uu N Nm ODD RRR X Il

was three weeks ago fresh arrival IN our store,
mands upon the stock have been overwhelming,
VIC now announce. We have been fortunate enough
below arc some Of the leading:
S5c. TUCKED AND RtfEFLRD DRAWERS; /;
55c. TUCKED, RUfFLED, and HAMBURG
eec. TUCKED, RUFFiED, HAMBURG, and
56o. YOKE, HAMBURG. aud TUCKED CHE
9sc. ELEGANT TUCKED, T0RCHoN and
worth 1925;
s9c. HAMBURG, TUCKED and INsERTlNGs
worth 4l.25;
S1.o5 ONE-PIECE INSERTING, SQUARE
Ale. PINE TUCKED CAMBRIC SKIRTS,
77c. PLEATED aud RUFFLED SKIRTS,
Those sl.21 VERY FINE and PLAIN NIGHT
All the FINER GRADES at special prices.
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900 BARGAINS. 800 INDUCE

OJJ MENTs.-Ladies' Black snk Hose, 81 20 !;
Ladies' Iisle-Thread Hose, N black and colors.
5Oc' Ladies' Cotton Hose, UnbIeaebed Grounds
with COlored stripes, zoe. pair Ladies' Un-
bleachcd Bal1riggan Hose, 25c. For children,
new effects IN Terry Cioakings-blne, pink, and
whIte-at 75c. per yard Our buyer isnow Ia New
Work, and during The coming week we win re-
ceye additions 10 oar already attractive stock In
ali departments. We arc grateful to our friends
for Ihelr liberal patronage, and hope by the de-
Termination TO always sell our goods at the lowest
prfces, by keeping good assortment, and bs p0'
lie attention 10 all, 20 merit continuance Of H..
Remember 10 eau at BREEDEN, TALLr.Y &
CO.'S Cor Dry Goods. Notions, and Dress Trim
mings, 900 east Broad street mh 16-lt
CLARK ELECTRIC CLEANER.-We
~ offer 10 the public article for removing
Immediately gfeise. oil. or paint from sks. car
nets. or woolen goods. without Injury 70 the same
soied Kid gloves OF the most deheaie eolors can
be cleaned In few minutes. We make these
goods and ~ our testimony Of Its merits add,
With their consent, the names OF tile following
gentlemen; j. y. Elam, Real Estate gent; X. d.
Wilson, ITO Main street; 9. n. Wills, solicitor
Virginia Fire. and Narine-Insuranee Company
:. II. Roane, No. o t1fteeaih street.
j. u. TAI LOR 4 CO.,
NH l6-1t Agents for Virginia.
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SPRING CASSIMERES.

our novelties in this department should receive
the attention Of gentlemen and those ladies con-
templating purchasing. We have the NEWEST
DESIGNS in all grades for both BOYS and
MFN'S WEAR.
TOILET ARTICLES AND
We have made 4 new department of these goods,
COLGATE'S ENTRACTS. 63c.-regular 75.;
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, 73c.-regulaT 81;
IITNBORG'S EXTRACTS, 47c.-regular 10c.;
ROS(,DOlsA and VIOLET WATER, AS and q4c {;
MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER,
63c.-rcguar 75c.:
EAU u COLOGNE, 6Sc.-regular 75c.;
LAIRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH, 6ec.-regular
FLOR FlNA BALL GLYCERINE SOAP, Sc
regular I0c.;
All sizes SHAVING aud HAND-GLASSES;
REAL ALMOND POWDER, l3c.-rcgular zoe. Z;
We mention the above merely as an index, not
brands Of both PERFUMES and SOAPS at much
JULIUS ME
COL AND sos
Mail orders promptly
fmh
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DRUGGISTS SUNDEIES.
and offer them at cut-rate prices:
TETLOW'S SWANS DOWN, I4c.-regular
20c.:
AUSTlN'S LILY WHITE. ec.-regular l5c.;
RICE-FLOWER. 12c.-reguar 2Oc.;
ROUGE DE THEATRE, 23c.;
PEARLE DE THEATRE. 25c.;
CJTlCURA SOAP, 21c.-regular Csc;
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP, 2lc.-rpgular
25c.;
YANKEE SHAVING-SOAP, I0c.--egular 15c.
PEARS SOAP, l7c.-regular 25c,;
C0LGATE'S MARC UEKITE and PANSY SOAP,
20c,-regular 25c.
stock-list. for we have all the celebrated
less than regular prices.
YER & son,
BROAD STREET.
and carefully filed.
16l
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DIssOLUrIONs a PARTNERsHIa's
COMPREHENSIVE.
WOOD AND COAL.

-.
A NTHRAClrE COAL. ALI SIZES,
"A dry and clean, at reduced price; FAST
best CRATE fuel In the market. Wood from ~ per
half cord u s9 per hah cord for kindtnx. SOFT
prices for cash. 1905 Cary street Iieieps,ne No.
1851 or Brsiad street opposite rhes,ie.
NH il-Sm CHARLES ". PAGE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

always the lowest, have made our fame. We aim
to lead, and we do lead. We have everything that
we advertise, and al the prices advcrtised.
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FERTILIZERS.

I AND PLASTER.-Mf STANDARD
IIBRAND" OF LAND PLASTER Is ground
from the best-selected Nova Scotia Blue Lump.
trial nsur,s It's ID, rmanent use Satisfaction guar
anted GEORGE T. KING.
Lump and Ground Plaster, Meal, Feed, &c,
3i00 TO $500 Williamsburg avenue.
NH 1881 Richmond, Va.
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|,ET "CLARK's ELECTRIC CLEAN
IeTry,. 4. for your soiled Gloves and Diry
Clothes. Fifty cents per box. mh io-i'
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DEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIREs.

Having the xerncy OF the Kanawna Camel Coal
Company am prci'arcd 10 furnish PUNE CAM
MILK COAL a. cheap As more ordinary fuel; also
full supply af CROWN HILL SrLINT COAL
the best Mest Virginia splint mined.
b r. LATHRoS,
Sole Agent for Hiehmoud
del Sevcnleeath ssrst N draw.ptdxcs
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NATTINGS.

Our importation is receiving the attention IL
should. Our prices have been conceded the lowest,
and our qualities and styles the best. WHITE
MATING at IL, 15, and 22c.; FANCY at G,
20, 25, so, 35, and soc.
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If any Deales Informs

You that he has for sale dentifrice iden-
tical with OF containing ingredients equal.
ling or superior in efficacy to those Of
SOZODONT. discredit the statement and
insist upon having that alone. BY doing
so,you will secure dentrilice par ercellence,
the best in the market, containing botanic
elements of rare preventative influence upon
the teeth. and one which will endoW them
with most becoming whiteness. Another
desirsble feature of this staple toilet aTtlr
Gle is that it imparts fragrance TO tne
breath Sold by druggists.
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A Stirring Triumph

(From the Now YORK word y
IoNnos ExerAxp fSHEcrAL BY CABLE)
In the anti Of The Charles A. Vogeler
"a ~ Raltimore- Maryland. e. s. a..
arsinst parrot & Co. Of this city, the
Gonrt Of Appeals has granted the plant
IN a nernetnal Injunction with costs. The
aSfion' which grew out of an alleged in
frineement Of plaintlffs' well known trade
marx. st. Jacobs Oil. was originally heard
IN the High Court of Justice, where Vice.
Chancellor Bacon, without going into the
case. considered it was one that should go
before the Comptroller of Trade Marks.
From this opinion The Charles A. Vogeler
mpany appealed, claiming that they
IRE being injured by the goods Of the
efendants. entitled st Davids on: being
\sstaken for theirs. and that while they
SfcSen steps to bring case before the
ter Of Trade Marks, months
pseS before y decision could be
and As then. business would be
injured BY such delay. O restrain
should be granted at once.
4. of the appeal was that per-
junction was made with costs.
eedings before the Comptroller
ON abandoned BY the Defendants and
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-11-27

Rough on Rats clears ont Rats, Mice.
15c.
Trough on Corns,' for Corns, Bunions.
15c.
Thin people. Wells Health Renewer''
restores health and vigor. cures dyspepsia,
&c. 81.
Rough on Toothache, = instant relief.
15c.
Ladies who would retain freshness and
vivacity don't fail to try Wells Health
Renewer.' =
"Buchu-paiba, great kidney and urina-
~ cure.
Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats.
mice, cleared out by Rough on Rats. !"
15c.
Trough on Coughs, " troches, l5c; liquid
Csc.
For children, slow in development. puny
and delicate, use Wells Health Re-
newer
Trough on Dentist = Tooth Powder. Try
it. 15c.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual
Debility cured by Wells Health Renew
er." 81. M
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for fever
ishness, worms, constipation; tasteless,
25c.
Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Uri-
nary complaints cured by 'Buchu-paiba. :"
81.
Night sweats. fever, chllls. malaria,
dyspepsia, cured by Wells Health Re-
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| plete cure. 81.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-11-27

sweet friend. whAn thOn and are sons
Beyond easth1 weary labor.
When small shsll DO onr need Of grace
From eornrade or from neishbor.
Passed all the atfifo, the Toll, thu care,
And done With all the signing,
What tender truth shall We have gained.
Alas. By siyp ply DYING.
Phen hps TOO easrs OF their praise
Will toll cur merits over,
Aud eyes tor swift our faults 10 ssc
shall no defects discover.
Prom hands thai would not ltff stone
Whore stones we're thick to cumber
Oar steep hill path will scatter flowers
Above Cur piif6wed siun,ber.
Sweet friend. percfiance both tl,o1 aud l.
ESs ioyc Is past for1tying,
should take the earnest lesson home
Be patient With thc living
fc-day's repressed rebuko may sssse
Cur blindinx te2rs Tomorrow:
May NEE. naineiess sorrow.
Ills easy to DO gentle when
Death . silence shaMes our ciamor.
And easy TO discern the best
Through memoirs ,smystic glamour;
Rut wise it were foF tilee and mo.
Ere love Is past forgIvins.
10 take the tender Lesson home
BE patient with the living.