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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

slosal to-day, and nos 81 to be entrusted
lene>r with The control d this grand, free
0ovcrrmest II hss out'lvcd IT, day Of
usefulness. Il IL very bad "0ld Imtnor-
tally - dcciphering tho letters upon grave
stones whose inscription ought never to he
read In the hearing OF the present genera.
ton OF white and colored ireemcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
tDDOig,fff,putS.

Rooms STATE ENEGUlIy. COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA. W., sept cher 3, 1885,. y
The Executive Committee have the plea
,urc ii announcing that
HON. r. JOIN ELLIS, OF LOUISIANA,
has consented to speak at Wythcyill, Sep
ttmlCr eih.
J0HN s. BARBOUR, Chairman.
n. HcppCrd. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

We are pleased to note that the address
OF the Democratic State COMMITTEES TO the
people Of South Carolina says nothing on
the suhjec, OF a tariff, although the name
Of The editor Of the Necs and Courier Is
one Of those which are signed to that ad'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

Recently the negroes OF Philadelphia
have wrecked several Chinese laundries.
The Press should call for United States
troops TO protect the inofensiye negro in
his rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

The Macon telegraph says: peanuts
ore thousand times better brain-iood for
statesmen than bad whiskey." In Virginia
when a statesman is seen eating peanuts be
is supposed TO have goober-natOrial pen
chant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
NprmOOt.

Excepting The defeat OF a member OF the
Republican National Committee who was
elected 10 the Legislature last year, we see
nothing in the elections OF Tuesday last
in Vermont for the Democrats to boist OF.
We cannot see that that result indicates
ANYTHING except that Vermont il still "the
star that never sets" Perhaps it also in.
dicates that BLAINE will get n sweeping
majority in Maine next Monday-say,
twenty thousand. However, we do net so
read IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
...y,r, on crrY surrinssT,,eeooeesSss . :
500 m.usg,,a.ls5ss.,rr yI. 4. 49,.

- EE,xSpa sS'A o. or or, AP npdh.
S No GSs s1an school, viii a begin ,hs.. 1 s.y. sp.
se ,n,. YIN pescnt themselves At ''e ""
'f T"o' # @ nc. A. vi" y" ao Ss spo S''
' 9ne principal would s .Da Go fS r'n M ne pn
~, S1 schools a, occr on MoS W ,,,,,nat n
sth. 10 maze GAPyETT. Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

We deputize the Evening Telegraph tan
appropriate name In Philadelphia Just now
10 "report progress" In the case OF the
electric beaiing-spparatus OF Or. w. LEIGH
BURTON, Of this city. We hope " bear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

"a wrccking company has agreed to
raise the Tallapoosa and deliver her at
Brooklyn for $35.0O0." What. pay $4,000
to recover BILL CuAgDLER's breeches and
whi, key
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

"BUTLER met with a boisterous recep-
lion In Bangor, Michigan" The boys will
have their fun at a circus, and the press
shoulcn't be too hard on them il they hap
pen 10 raise little racket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
PETERSBURG.

Governor Cameron aud General Malone
Death OF an AGED LADY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 4, 1884.
1t Is understood here that the object OF
Governor Cameron's visit 20 New York Is
OF both q personal and political character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

at is noticed that southern editors hang
with deep interest over the exciting polo
contests reported in the northern papers,
The ,aiest Poor Lo contest Is with starya-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
COLONEL cEoxroN's SPEECH.

Mr. Chairman ard Gentlemen OF the
Conventional am at a loss TO know how !
stand here as your nominee. have never
C, H., ntcd 10 the Use Of my name In the
Convention unless the friends 81 all the
candidates desired me to accept the nOm-
ration, under the belief on their part q
entertaining 40 such be'icf that
could bc.t i,rmonizc all conflicting
claims. and unless this be the ease
/ will undcF 40 Circumstances ac-
cept thc nomination. AZ this time MI
Brown, Of Accomac, moved that The nomi-
nation he made unanimous, winch Wa
doncl ! feel embarrassed, Mr. Chairman
snd gentlemen, at this state Of things. God
knows have never sought or desired the
position oi candidate Tor Congress, an
WHY this representative body of men should
prefer ne. with The opportunity to have aS
thcIT standard bearer the tried and true
Garrison. whose life has been success;
thcy Oun0, gifted, and brilliant GOOlrick;
Tie interchangeable and abb Pollard, who has
never suffered defeat. The faithful and tried
Ivaus, who has never faltered or failed;
The young chairman Of our Congressional
D.sinc! Committee. whose splendid man
agCncnt in our late canvass won and d.
served The commentator ~ his party, ana
rO,sil ly Il e tiled and true Beaie might
havc consented again 10 bear to victory tn;
standard which ne has heretofore borne
successfully IN msny a hard-ioJgnt field.
/ cannot tell Still 81 it il. You have
chosen man unlried in the political
field and on the down grade OF
life, but | accept the trust, feel
Ing honored by il. however unworthy
to bear it, and pledge you that with your
aid shall spAre no efforts OF body or mind
vi 10y art to bring back TO you tie stand
Ard unarnished. ss il has heretofore been.
/ pTesume you do not expect political
speech from me. The glorious news that
Ismmsny with 5000 votes has resolved to
support Cleveland and Hendricks has Tiled
my heart with Joy 10 Overlooking. Thi,
grand presidential contest oyerrdcs all
minor contests. Again thank you.
Adjourned. AEAhIsTA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

"The American Microscopical Society
has decided definitely that the sponge Is an
nnimal.v Now let 1t decide whether Benny
Bpy1rR's boom Is alive or dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
IIorsfcrd's Acid Phosphate
ron wAKrrr1.sEss.

DR.. William p. Clothier, Buffalo, N. W
says: u prescribed ii for a Catholic priest,
who was hard student, for wakefIlness,
extreme nervousness, etc. lie reports great
benefit"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

As the band struck up "Ilail to the
Chef" Colonel CroXton was seen enteriig
The ball. followed 10y the committee ap'
rointcd to notify him of his nomination.
Tie applause was dcafenng, delegates
throw ing w their hits and cheering. The
Colonel was introduced TO the Convention
end smoke rs follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PILE-BRIDGE TO
Il BE ERECTED ACROSS LITTLE RIVER
NLAk DoN FIR STATION, RICHMOND AEil
AlLt6HANl RAiLROAD.-COu'ract are IN
ytsd ~ send IN bids for he erection o. said Dr. dge
kFIWEf n DATE AND l5TH INSTANT.
CGfc.
= he right is claimed 10 reject any or al bids.
". l.. WAXING & SON.
81 9-Cot4f Sabhot leland POs,-Ofice, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

A BUTLER organ says Ben els raising
pretty good-sized tornado in the west
So Is BLAINE. Tornados OF opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
BRIEF COMMENT.

Tho New York Sun says: "BurLER isa
big figure in the canvass" Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
~ AhHl.NAt.

THERE WILL BE GIVEN AN EN-
J TEKTAIN8GNT AT TIE H'IfHSDr
SPRINGS, loWha'1u county. Va. ~..PltNI3ti :
>, 1871 MUSIC. MODEEN MAGIC. etc. Al
mission 70 SUIT the times. y. r.. HARRIS.
81 5-ltt Floor Mauiscr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

s,s. .ST ssiiESiSzKy, a t sEEhsVsp
.,sIs. i NJ and Mi s sons .,s :srs.s nm "a
fssigs!sssI Sap II. fsl Win ,r
,sss,en 9ps som mi q, ed instrustorss fo
so,ps e 70 Pr,neipsls or At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

somcthine rood concerning thai invention.
II "a ono o. tho thousand things on Rsd' In
The Quaker City this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
-. a. rEafnENr .rrDEYT.

r~ter ali tl'e cxrr. o. 90 -ll. i.rt ic'' sa'-
NON. head fucI. ii,i.ts ald ". li'. III, ., @,
Iiqtiy-sycn do'lsr' 'ad l''l g,',' WIZ ~ ~
no - ,.., 90 Of Is nolt-ro .ifon. .ii irlt. -,
mo 'collegc-erouud,, cempr! ing thirteen aeis,
~ i,nd have been grcttlv iir pr,yei ai' ti'ir
~, g., ia-t Two ,tar- 1ie Institution nief, Wv
irarirr advantages in O. hral'ltiihr' 81 " "
.ntt ~ its abundant pfuvi ton for IN" c,inioft
ono convenience O.: ,iufcnt'. m" W ". 'N.'''' 49,
,rDr,u,bress of st. cnJra. 81 insuucti 'h' -,
Fsrcata,oCue.. Giving fail I'D nFnat
tie loui store. ~ a-'tic'' - 80 - 's..,f'x
"A 3.GcfI1In .sWF WZNh 'hiti' 3"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

viii inNc kithmOni ~ \. NJ
fNT SAlIEtA}. sap. EMTEk Gru.
F,rc Tor trc roU&D TRIP, ONLY tNr DOLLAR.
.kct. good - inIn either >Jturi4y M sh,, ar
rigilg here sunday morning at O'Clock, or tp re-
tug- Tuesday Woruii next, arriving here tllL
afternoon. YOUR LAST CHAN, T. runs ~GA-
son. l.. u. IAIIN,
erT-if ~urcrilIeu. lent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

The Radical papers Of Philadelphia now
know how harmless negro mob can be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
DICHMOYD COLLEGE
III RICHMOND, Va.

noe, se.sien bevlns sEPTEABER lS"'
..ncos,,uues nj mon'h''
FACULTY:
,.,., y ,nnIsos. 4. ~, Pro'es9or 81 Lanni
hpn u hISRsls 81 A. IL; u r.2's.,9 Of Fl Ssl.S
a. o.. BRCNs. " professor of Mlihem tfi'-s;
EDw WI ~ Is I'll II. wissToS. y ~ LI De- Pro'e''
Of Physics; . =, "A prof,s.or or Cnslul,.
u,in,yyiiu u. Tno>l,s, 81. AID. d. Professor %
thii,soiI ,s,;,,rt and HARRIS. M9.orn Lar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

I A>T EXCUKSIUN OF THE SEASON
Il 10 WASHINGTON. BY RiriINOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RNIi-
ROAD, FOR IIlE kENEFIT OF rnE LADIES'
PNRsOEktE SOCIETY OF CLAY-NTP EFT
METHODIST tPIsCOPAL CHUGCH. MON
DAY, SkPIt MBtR :. lssf.-irtn leaves Ei6a
NJ $50 O'clock +. "; returning, leave. Washing
ton Iuesday 9th' at o'clock p. VI. Ftre: Rich-
ithshurg and return, $50. lrcacrirbsburg ~
Washington. sl.5u. Special coach IS sor c0lOted
people. lic'els Tor sale by l.. q. rhomas. pa
east Broad street; =. NJ Thompson. O5 etsf ilr, 4
street.; by tic cOmmittee-G. /. illnt, ". ~ Bup =,
W. J. CTump-at the irsin.
17.2n,24,27.al,Sse25 G.41
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
cECOND EXCURSION 70 NATURAL
- BRIDGE

SATURDAY, ~FrrF'IGET 3.lS-f.
GRAND ILL MiNhTION OF BRIDGE sATUR-
DAY NIGHT.
Special rates d. hotel ..r persons h0l ling these
t'ttct.. Rot Nd "TRIP Only a.. T!DNp.s g5oi
ter DAYS, 20 TCtu.H On suf tr-ir.
Train leaves Richmond and Ale h1ry io1,t
a:.u =. 81, arrives AZ Bri g sis i. W. Those
who ct -hc can leave the Brit - 9.fO 81. e sunday
and arrive lu Richmond A. \. u. Monday
Cal, 40 iacnmoni aud AFeghnuy syDress aud
Ticket Onicr.l2O6 Main street. lpsye your name.
ana Proc"re your tickets. only limited mum Ger Of
tickets VIII Re sold. ). 4. MACMURDD.
General Passenger Agent.
:. II. BOWMAN,
90 5-7,IOI2.l3-5t Won't
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DICHNOND SEMINARY.
IL 40 3 FAST or tcE y REtf,
RICHMOND, VA.

| JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
| rs. T.G. FtNToN AMI Ma. j. Il. GAHHtfr,
| Aso,ilie Prir cipIls. 1880,
1lrueyf session 81 e. Is BoAEDiN''- ava DA1 =
| SCHOOL for Young J. AIDES and LITTLE
| GIRLS win begin SEPTEMBER p. l-Sl.
The yoCng ladies' apartments and 'ht iehoOl-
ROOMS moro ghly Trittcf.
Apply for catalogue al the boOS torc. or 10 iiher
| ~
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cWAEIhMORE COLLEGE,

FVIN '-I'FE''''
FINDER care ~ members 81 he Religious t'ciety
c,Ericu6, Thirty minutes iIom rJta--tf -
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SCHOOL. LocatinR unsurpassed for hehtp'S ~
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80. and arpnr.f... hcafcmi' ycsr commences
tinih month"; PTENBEk 9, 1851. ApHy
farly to ensure admission For catalogue all N
rarticuiaIs aolTe-s
EDWARD n. MAG'LI. $. W. Pros: ent:
nIT am Swarthmore. Delaware county. "a.
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WI Nls'Ai..

= bVNts@' NKAsASss mi, sNc.
CATALOGUE OF 1000 CONFEDE-
RATE PUBLICATIONs-BOoks relating to
the war;
VlgGiNIA-II.torIcal, Political, Miscellany,
and Law. Mailed 10 any address.
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su2s-dSw 1900 Main street
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or,u,nIr Ca. h.. tccn appointed o. ne p'l int
a. fi'fc--arot r1s.l.h ang'eiF1 a3 ~ L..,ilt
,ni Hcutd aud " ril ia,lr,tplnN - r.rrt,,,o,
M atcacU,r. and great susv'Y' Ie''''n''7' 80
dish II manner. ~, ..t...,t wa thor ,
=, ,.,,,..,i-c fo, r. .oma 81 "a presC"t. dpi nl
'c.. al, w, o. pfopo-e to rrtur1' am g'i.,t' VIZ
-.i.t, q. ia.ri iln Wili this inst-ti- htN .
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I've ii4r room. Registered. W. 1'hi III H' ''N"-
,vnw lie rooms 20 De- cro"l't; .,, .t,t,,.t,Nf
Al, ~ .''' '"'' " CHARLES J.. tDtNt,
an @..1f pns'-Gficr. Botriolr' ~iilhf'. -.
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NEW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR OF
~ "John Halifax, Gentleman" Miss Tommy;
Doc. paper, 9Oc. cloth. Women arG strange, by
Robinson zoe. Handbook for HOrsewomen, by
DR.. bussisny; soc. Wonders aud Curlosities 81
the Halfway, ~ kennedy; sl.25. The Btbys
Hrandmoiher, by Maliord. zoe. Called Back, by
conway zoe. stray Leaves from stray Litera-
lure d. htafni sl.00. The Voyage % the Vi
Wan 10 The North Pole and Iseyond, by Knox
SOU WEST. JOHNSTON & co,
an 81 ell Main street.
I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING FRESH
w suprlies OF
STATIONERY, PAPER, ENVELOPES, &C..
some new styles. Ia which We ask the attention %
hose Ia want OF such articles.
BEChwlrH & PARHAM,
Booksellers, slattoners, PrinteFs.
AZ sogeouSw ald Publishers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-16

not, wa began 10 associate him with
that dreaded order. Maybe IL wsH be.
cause the Mormons had made their great
Journey by the adfOlG use 81 bafTows OF all
Kinds; may be II vas because he looked, ia
his stern and rrvofo allence, As W. thought
a DAZZLE should took. that We came u sus-
peci him % be a Dauits. | do not know
now. ] only know that, ~ that long, sllm,
black coffin oraslsd alone tho tswnv sand
IL the sun, or crept stshlthily along in our
track ~ tne moon rose, that great, gaunt,
holiow-eyed and silent giant, pushioR,
plndding on ofter 10. WAS ne most weird.
ghosily and fascinating sight tbat ever froze
young blood.
0as night II was noticed that this great,
gaunt, leHnlng creature could hardly reach
cam. He WAS seen 70 push hi- barrow
with tfflrt 20 ihe bank OF tue stream n
quarter oi a mile away from US ~ was his
custom, then 10 stand n stick under an end
OF u. Then he rolled his heavy hag OF
bed. ard with great EFFORT got IN and lay
down. lie was evidently very Ill, and my
father took me bv the hand and went
10 seq BIN 81 once - ga csme
40, la reached ous his great,
bonv nhnd, aud NJ IL fell into
10 hers v1 hands he said. I u ads my
barrow. bed like = coffin, sir, beosuse-bs-
cause have had n grevnus disappointment,
aud fear It irAy be that have done wrong
IN my day. The monks Of Rome sleep in
their co1lns for penance, sir. | am doing
nensuce. And men, You soc. IL keeps
idiers away. and gives m time to think aud
TO read books. Books are bfeAd-0read Tor
body and soul sir. BIZ down, md when l
have little strength ] will read you from
the holy book Of Mormon, sir"
TO be continued IN W 'dnosday's Daily
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-16
MEDICAL
Smiths Ss.'.,: d May Flower,
ThcTimoTrlcd Observation-Disclosures edRcmcdy
forall Diseases OF the bladder and Kidneys
IL Positively Cures where all
other Remedies Have Fail.
cd 10 Produce Relief

"Brlghrs Disease OF IN kidney" fearful
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IA tee Heed the vital huli passing unohserbcd
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PnB GgBAT English REMEDY

isH utrrrfailiig tomb
Tor Nrrv, u ebilisy
exhaust, a Vitality. Sem.
ina weakness, spey
mAtn'rf WR, !. o 5 7
MANHOOD, impotep-
Cy, patH ysis an Hil the
Or ible effects Of Self.
Abus youthful foniea
eTd xc' Gses In u'atufe5
yr n Fuch nF Loss Of
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CAUTION.

swlUs Specific is entirely vegetable prepAx.
elton, and should not be COMPOUNDED with ths
various substitutes, isiioss. non.secret hum.
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now being m,l ufaciurrd 10y various persons.
None Of the q contain single article which en-.
~ ir'o the co npn,itoH on .. \ ) There 10
only one Swi'rs Specific, and there Is nothing
IN the world liFo IT, To prevrn cisast aud
disappointment, be sure 20 get the genuine.
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SEALED UNTO HIM.
A Story OF the Early Days OF Mormon-
Ism.

WRITTEN ron rHr uERALp MT JOAQUIN
MILLER AUTHOR ~ SONGS or Tus siRR-
aAs," "rmn pAsIrys," "HSMoniv And
RIME," RTo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-16

swifts Specific a 2 complete sntldote IN Blood
Taiut, Blood Pos n. Mslsrlal Poison and Skin
Huinor J. III Ksoa NTH. NJ. D. All nts, Go.
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have had remarkable success with Swifpn
Specific a. the treatment ~ Bio I'd and Skin dis
eases, and ia female diseases. tooG 10 myself
for Carburclos with hpppy eff CT
DO. @ HsEnI, NJ. ID Atlanta, Ga
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rIIeasury icpa tmen,, Office Of Comptroller
i cCurr ncy, Washington March ilh, 1851
WnrgsAs, by satisfactory ov derce pre'esi.d
hat THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RANK ~
DALLAS" n d ci la leo, IN IN COUNTY
! 10. co.. 90 Il At..u al Texas hiss compiled with
D. u he uroysi M OF III u yisva ; utes 81 the
United States n an rfd 10 be com lied with 10
fore n nssocian, n iha1 be- authorized i' com
m nee tho Du nee OF h. hiking.
N W., III rriofe !, J I'm Knox, Q mplroller
ihr Cur u y. 10 hereby q itify That TUE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ~ IALi AS
n rN ~ Dallas IN the c'uny oi Dallas, nd
ihv = NJ " Tex ., T. author. "a 10 commence
5lGg Of the X Wis d Statutes Of the United S.a On.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Cumptf Ter OF thu Currency
so 1882
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n IMPRoYEs Il: QUALITY on

II IMPROVES Ias QUALITY or
tho Blood ara ,piri. .ra... and 20 thcrc-
furo iluo tHC,lf0EnlI and corFccfiro
In cascs OF all cIir0N a. iadtoGies which
urn associated Wiz un IaipoyIRisnED
STATE OF rnr BLOOD. These all yield
tOlho regulating and nourlshing prop
critics OF ia great food tonic clomcniA-
ltcompcnsaioa for tho loss If cifdiliW.
induced 10y CDHSihH ptiOn, tdfdrsI or
bronchial aud yhr0dt affections. nc
trM remedy Feminine llc5UlfV ana
reimburse tho Female y,hUsigtc for
those iOsscs Of gi'ulifJ accompany
ing complaints Peculiar 10 TIC scr-
Mothers nursing their own cittdrcns
md defiGaia tOUtcH who expect %
locomo mothers nnl bring mp rigor-
ois children ahouliby all mcanA uso
Il. II tCH restore sufferers promo
NScnful or Ncrrois Pr0str0fion arts
tug from Orcr- rori., ErccSscs or
grofrorfcd Discuss. ~ ,rW euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium UdJtt
for a. tho appetite grows hcaluhicr
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho use OF this Tpuic, tho unnatural
craving dlcs away until totally OK
tlnct. n iShi9hib bnieticidi Ia hrcr
Complaints, Ai6'0ri0i JcrcF. and
AL Efaiariui Disease; and for tho
dobilltntlng effects OF FcrSr o. 0HG
Kind IL has no cgHIi. II repairs
trnsie, !nprores Digestion and up.
1,etife, and Affords tho Dysp'l,t,c jn-
caiid an caiiY dss,Eiiabic article
Of rood; and ls 30 pleasant 20 tho tGsta
TINT tho mOat gNnsiffyo palate Will not
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