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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
ymoIxu SECURITIES. JouS A. mAxBLr

VIRGINIA SECURITIES. -JouS A. HANDLE
TON 4 Co.'s circular Of last week says:
ut h very evident 10 us from our obser-
vafions. more especially Of the Readjusters'
papers IN Virginia and from other informa.
ton. that the next canvass made IN Virginia
by Malone and bis ReSdjusters will be on
straightoas population Of everything. This
Willy politician recognizes the fact that not
to pay what the law cannot force you 10
psy h very popular argument TO bring
before the unscrupulous and ignorant. Ex-
cspt for tins policy forcible reimbursement
never would have been possible In Virginia
The best people Of the state opposed II 10
such an extent a. to thereby leave the en-
tire control Of their state Government, and
never accented the policy OF the Read listers
until said policy WAS recognized and sup
ported By the Federal Administration at
Washington TO the everlasting shame OF
the Towers that b<) and BY qussi-coniirm-
sticn BY the United states SUPREME Court"
1.-THE boudholders had availed Themselves
Of the opportunity and funded under the
kIppLxssRoks bill, tse debt question would
have been settled. They might even now
setik II IL the same way II they would.
u thes knew what was bestfor them. there
would so( b IN old bond unfunded on the
1aof July pext.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

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Sna or . steamer.
Icorrcspondtnre Of the Eichmoud pispnsch.l
NORFOLK. December %, 1884.
The Centenary church. recently quit BY
the congregation OF the 6rauby'Stree'
Methodist church, was dedicated Yesterday,
Rev. DIR. sIedd preaching the sermoh oil
the occasion. The church Is capable oil
seating q congregation Of 250, aad Is
little beauty. II viii be remem-
bered that the Granby-Street con-
ereeat,cn raised this year rs u centennial
offering fund OF $4,000 aud built three
cburcnes- Asberry chapel In Atlantic City.
MckendalI chapel In BrambIetoD, and the
Centenary. The buildings cost about
al geo each. Rev. james A. Duncan Is
pastor OF The Centenary.
The United States Court convened again
to-day to bear nominations for receiver for
the southern Telegraph Company.
The other bondholders OF the Southern
Telegraph Company nominated X. #. X.
BAN, OF Portsmouth, for receiver. and the
court viii meet in Baltimore on Wednes-
day and appoint receiver.
ADJurGED INSANE.
Mr.. Robert w. Rose, prominent young
musician Of this city. was adiudgcd Insane
bv boerd of magistrates to-day. Mr.. Rose
hes composed number OF songs. which
he had set to music and had published.
Among his latest are. GIVE Spent My Last
Dime" and "Say that 'fon will Not For
get Me-" He has been married about a
month. He Is very highly connected.
SINKING OF THE JANE MosELY.
The steamer Jane Mosely, the tran.fer
steamer OF the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad between Norfolk and
Cape Charles City, was sunk to-day at
Cape Charles City. The steamer had been
pulled out Of the channel cut from deep
water to the dock, and in turning round
ran aground, striking against an old an
Choir and cutting hole in her bow. She
was towed into the dock by a tug and
sunk. No serious damage was done, and
the vessel viii be raised at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
DEATHS.

GORDON Died. at Melntosh Liberty county
Ga. on the morning Of Uecem er 2Oth, Dr
THOMAS W. GORDON, formerly N Atlanta, ant
late OF Richmond. Va.
UtST.-Died. in Gloucester county, after
lingering Illness. on the 17fh instant. MIS-. vi Any
T.. GUEST, WIFE Of James buest, IN the sevenIietl
year Of her age, formerly Of this city.
JONFS.-Ded. yesterday. at 2 VI, at the resi-
deuce of his motror-in-law. 1929 west CARY
street. IN the ihlriy-Grst year of his sge. Mr. VIII
LIAM J.. JONES. son OF 4. W. and II. G. Jones.
His funeral will take place from the West Main
street BaptIsi church NJ 3 o'clock Z. VI. TODAY
Friends 81 the family are Invited TO attend.
Petersburg papers will please copy.
WILLIs.-DIc !, AZ the res iience Of his son-in
law. ID. l.. pulliam I'm Manchester. at IL O'Clock
yesterday. Captain Il. A. WILLIS, In the fifty
nth wear Of his age.
His remains will be carried b. Centrala on th'
Petersburg lO.49 a. NJ. train WEDNESDAY
MORNING, and inferred in the Public cemetery
nj that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
The next Administration is vet IN the IN.

The next Administration is yet IN the fu.
ture, and upon its course the character Of
the coming opDonent OF the Democratic
rarity will doubtless depend. II, as we
have right to believe. and do confidently
believe, President Cleveland gives the
country an honest, economical. clean, pro-
gressiye government. just to all interests,
watchful Of popular rights, full Of the spirit
OF genuine reform. fairly protective OF
American industries and labor, maintain
ing the dignity and honor Of the republic
at home and abroad, and free from COM
promises foreign 10 the spirit OF our insti-
tutions, the Democracy win be more power
full than ever, and may defy all opposition
for years to come. - Nep York World.
We learn from our exchanges that Hon.
samuel j. Randall will pay visit to the
West aud South during the holiday recess
Of Congress. He goes on the invitation OF
friends ard admirers 10 Aabams and Ten.
nessee. He will 20 as far rs Nashville,
Tenn. and birmingham. Ala. and will
doubtless pass through our city. where he
has legion Of admirers. Can we not In.
duce him to give US call, either going or
returning. a. best suits his convenience p
Roanoke Leader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

The State puts the proper construction
upon Mr.. RANDALL's visit to the South. He
goes as distinguished Democrat, to see peo-
pie who have invited his presence. Both the
New York World aud the New York Sun
testify that but for Mr.. RANDALL's speeches
last fall CLEVELAND could not have carried
New York, nor New Jersey, nor Connecti-
cut. We don't know how true that state
ment is, but we do know that the Demo-
Gratis Of Virginia cannot afford to cast of
those OF their own party who agree in
opinion with the distinguished Pennsylva.
MAN. United we stand; divided, we are
defeated, and MALONE win triumph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
PETERSB URG AND VICINITY.
A Man Found Dend-The Cold Snap.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa,eh.I
PETERSBURG. December 90. 1884.
Gentlemen who arrived IN the city with
produce Uid the Jerusalem road report that
yesterday morning they discovered, some
twenty miles IRON town, lying dead and
frozen on the side OF the road. the body OF
acolored man named Simon Steward. The
cause OF death was not known, or whether
1t was the result OF accident or
violence. There were some bruises and
cut about the head and face. The suo-
position Is, however, that the deceased was
on his way In his wagon TO Petersburg. and
that be was accidentally thrown from his
vehicle. and so injured that he died from
the effects or froze to death. His horse and
wagon, however, were not found. The
facts were reported to the authorities OF
Sussex county for investigation.
The late cold snap came 30 suddenly that
IL found many Of our people unpreplred
for II. The result was that hundreds OF
hydrants and water-pipes about the city
were frozen, and many families were put
10 great Inconvenience. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
DAN VILE.
sIush- Ready TO Pay Interest-Othcr Items
enid Lost and Found.

sIush- Ready TO Pay Interest-Othcr Items
enid Lost and Found.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispitch.l
DECEMBER %, 1884,
Yesterday morning there fell about three
inches o. bail upon the snow which had
fallen Thursday; after the hail came rain.
and this morning, with the mercury at $50,
there is slush on the streets. And now the
country roads are putting on their winter
coating and preparing to levy taxes or all
travellers.
The Treasurer OF the city says that he is
prepared TO pay the interest on the city
bonds that falls due on the LIST OF Janu-
ny.
In the person Of Mr.. z. Bouldin, Jr., son
OF MIR. BOuIdiD, OF the Times, DInvillc
furnishes Stuart with its first mayor.
Mr.. n. e. Motley has sold his farm called
"Beayers,' about four miles from town.
and measuring 2s3 acres, to Messrs. T. and
Il. J. Corbin for $1,000.
Little Matte Hodges. aged about eleven,
whose mother was here on visit from
Surry county, \. c.. got separated from
the company she was with on Saturday
while down the street, and for time was
lost. The alarm was given, and a note
published in the REGISTER. After awhile
she was found some distance up the river In
the house OF negro woman. and delivered
by MIR. Il. Il. Doe, Jr., unhurt to her
friends.
Petitions are now in circulation in behalf
OF two applicants for the postmastershir OF
this city. the term Of the present incumbent
expiring on the LIT OF March. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

and NOW i syyIcs y % the essao thing for
Jtif. Davis. TIE lzitcr hss ~ lsu!ss' Dn ",
he's fsr superior N SHERMAN. W. Z. wm
sinh IN The estimation Of the future nls.os
risn as The man. "thr swamp angel, VINO
made var on dcscnceiess women ana cui''
ireu with iire and swofd, In h's :" March
Ing Through Georgfs."
vhe letter seems TO be recogu'xed py
GeorrIaus a. genuine. Even Senator Jok
BRowS appears to have no doubt that Mr.
srErBKxs wrote Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
AsnEyILLR, N. c., December 10, 1884.
TO the Editor Of TIE Dispatch:


lnosiced In your issue Of the 18th a long
letter purportiny TO have been written
Dy Alexander stephens TO II. v. Johnston.
Does it not read like forgery The ex.
preston "My wrath Is great enough IA
burt thousand bottles" does not sound
Ike Alexander stephens, nor do the style
and expression throughout. Remember,
sherman has picked out stephens and II. v.
Johnston, who are both dead, and cannot
arise TO COMPUTE this letter. II II Ii not true.
! hsd hoped 10 see In ro-dsy's issue come
notice Of II from you, as expected you
were personally acquainted with Alcxan-
der stephens and bis style. II mistake not,
Il vas published in the 1T. Louis Post
that sherman said the letter was 10 United
States seastcf nor In Congress. This led
many 10 believe he ref-rred TO Zcb. Vance
or Joe Brown. Old Zeb. Is too much
for w. T., ar It ltoks like be ms
changed his Tactics, and now Gays the let
tcs q Iron Alexander Stephens. sherman
Tried ores p drug down Wsde {lamr<op,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

We know by experience what hard times
mean. Most Of newspaper-men do. When
we want 10 collect or borrow every silver
dollar we can get and compass, and pay out
every silver dollar we collect. and when
we can't find a printer, orlaborer, or editor.
or employe who will not gladly take every
silver dollar we can get, do we not know
that when John Sherman. or any other
man, says that there are too many silver
dollars he simply lies! We know that ii
We had in the civ of Lynchburg sixteen
foot square room full Of standard silver
dollars. we could, on good paper, lend every
one out in less than week; and while this
Is so, do we not know that there is not too
much silver and gold or paper money (?
When the banks say they cannot lend
money because they are up to their margin,
when they say they have to borrow money
to lend TO their customers who keep their
accounts with them, and have 10 turn the
public over to the shavers, do we not know
that there Is not money enough, either Of
gold, silver, or papery Now, we say, trade
and labor want more money to loosen
the wheels and start every industry,
and that gold aud silver, or SILVER
alone, is good enough money for the peo.
pie. Labor will be glad to Get the "dol-
lars OF the daddies" every Saturday night.
and the butcher and baker, grocer and
clothier, will be clad t. receive them for
the necessaries OF life. All this talk about
the excess OF silver Is a falsehood, q wrong,
deception, Republican wickedness In
the interest Of northern capital. Comply
with the provisions Of the silver bill. and
wait until labor. trade, and agriculture re-
fuse TO take silver dollars, before you stop
the coinage. Lyachburg Adpance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

The COmmerciat- Gazette says: "There Is
a detective in Washington named McEL.
FRESH, who advertises his incompetency by
testifying that he was in Cincinnati on the
October election.day and did not lind a
single repeater" The Commercial. Gazette
should not object to that. considering that
all the repeaters were strapped around the
waists Of LOT WEIGHTS deputy marshals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
HaRRlAGCS.

ELMORF-NnlTF.- Married. at the Second
Dauflst church, al half past on thn lrth Instant
~ Rev. " ". l. ,udrum. Miss MINNIE VAL
TEX WHITE to RICHARD EDGAR ELMOR@
Nil Of This city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Rich
m nj. Va. November Goth, at the residence Of the
brides parents. by Rev. NJ. ID. Hog Mr.. JOHN y.
PENprtTON. 0f Richmond, 10 Miss ". \. L.
JOHNSON. formerly OF Washington. ID. q.
WASHINGTON Star please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

This man may have high ambiti,n and
uohlc aspirations. yet he cannot be expect.
ed 10 enjos very good health. especially y
the lady scoIds him while nj meals. ms
Is enough to give any man chronic dyspep-
lin. n he takes Browns Iron Bittcrs be
has a splendid chance for recovery. Mr..
q. A. WiQhtman. Thomlsf0n. Conn.,. says
:. used Browns Iron Bitters for dyspep.
sIa, and have been greatly benefited by IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

ccnselnposnry. Not ons aesro consrcas.
ssa kails from the twcnty.two northeru
efssfk though The nexrces hold thu balance
II power h several Of them according 70
The ccusuz and The returns Of The late elec.
ten IT the President Of the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

In the competitive tasting Mt the last exhl-
biton Of wines and spirits, London. TWEEN
ty.two brands of champagne were adin-
dicated upon by forty-two members of the
wine trade, and the Due de Montebello was
decided TO be the best.
W.D. BLAZE x Co., Importers.
100 east Vain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
A srn,w.-Tbe Cincinnati Enquirer saw

sTRAw.-TheC Cincinnati Enquirer says:
"In the nine suggestions which we have
this morning for Cabinet Randall is given
place in five. Bayard in seven. Thurman
in six. Mcdonald In four, Whitney in
three, ii. ID. Money in three, Garland in
seven. Mcclellan In four, 5. 5. Cox In two,
Villas in three. General Franklin OF Con.
necticut In three. j. Q. Adams, John S.
Barbour, General Black, Palmer, G. w.
Blair Of Kansas, Waller, VOORHEES,, Carlisle,
Abbott, Rosecrans, and Psndleron In one
EACH"
These suggestions came from different
secfions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

Let the Democrats heap Goals OF fire on
MURAr HAIsrEAD's head by appointing him
Governor Of Dakota, where be would not
have to sigh for mob from one years end
10 another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

None Of those so.called heavy-body wines
are really pure. II you like good cham
payne with splendid "bouquet." drink
the "Duc de MontcbeIIo." w. ID. Blair x
Co., established In 1929. are the sole agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

We respectfully request our customers 70
call to-day aud get what Christmas Goods
they will need, thereby getting better salts
faction and avoiding confusion.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co..
100 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

"TENNYsON received guinea for each
line Of his late poem, Freedom" Ten
NYsoS would have received more praise
from the press II he had been satisfied with
one guinea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

Editor Watterson Is OF the opinion that
The courtesies shown to Randall Ia the
South are the result OF protection con.
spiracy. The truth Is that Mr.. Randall Is
honored for his Democracy. Mr.. Carlisle
would receive similar treatment should he
visit the South. and nobody would think o.
bis tariff views but crnnks like watterson.
Atlanta Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
Fire I'm New Kent County.
fcOrrespOndetee OF the Richmond Dispatch.I

TALLEYsyHLE. December 22, 1891.
Sunday night about 7 O'Clock fire was
discovered IN the stables Of Mr.. X. T..
Iiicbar dson, and in short time the fxten-
slve buildings were in a full bllze. AT the
time Of the ire there were In the stables
about twenty-five mules and horses, which
were saved with great difficulty. After
they had been driven out Of the stalls II
was only by \ great effort that the animals
were prevented from rushing back into the
flames. Dir. Richardson loses about Il ,5)O
In buildings and forage, on which there
is an insurance Of 300. His store was
saved by the kind assistance OF The resi-
dents OF the village. NEW kent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

A Maine lumberman, at bali, saw the
ladies In short sleeves. Turning 10 bis
daughter. he said Katie, don't see any
good muscle In the whole room. They
ought 10 nee 6t. Jacobs our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

"Tbe Widow BUTLER declines to stand
under UNCLE SANS mistletoe this Christ.
mas, The Widow BUTLER is more at
home under the JUDAS tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

II is hard matter TO get genuine articles
Of any kind these days. But should you
want some pure peach-brandy, four years
old. at moderate price, call at w. ID. Blair
& Co.'S 100 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
Why Randall Will Come.

Washington National Republican,
Mr.. Randall is much annoyed by the mis-.
representations which are being made con.
corning bis contemplated southern trip.
He said Yesterday that the tarlf-reiormers
were entirely mistaken in supposing that
the purpose OF bis visit is TO advance the
protective theory and his personal claim to
the speakership OF the next House. clam
going SOUTH" said he, ain response TO a
cordial invitation OF the people, and
more in a social way than otherwise.
do not hesitate to say that when
ever l make speeches | shall express my
well.known conyictiors as 10 tariff and the
abolition of the interna-reyenue service,
but my remarks will relate chiefly to the
industrial development OF tbeSouth. do
rot visit Kentucky, rs Watterson charges,
so declare war on the tariff revisers. In
fact. il was not IN my original plan to visit
Kentucky at all. but having received a
hearty invitation from the leading business
men Of Louisville to call and see them
accepted"
Mr.. Randall earnestly denied the charge
which had been circulated. 10 the effect
that bis southern iaunt was proposed by
Senator Brown, General Forney, and other
southern protectionsts, as a check TO the
growth OF free trade In that section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

All the papers are complimenting the
Philadelphia Times on its new dress.
Well. the 7imes's new dress shows Its taste
hut its head piece shows its sense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
BRIEF COMMENT.

Poverty seems to be crime in the eyes
OF the New York World. 1t is always hit
ting at poor old WILLIAM VANDERBILT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

"KEIFER's attempt to resurrect himself
is highly ludicrous." Yes; the more he
scratches the further down he gets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

Treatise or the Health and Happiness Of Womsn
mailed free to any address.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
BOX IS, Atlanta. ia.
tdc ls-dlw&wItl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
A + 4 L II DIN n + u

Persons who suffer from Indigestion can arrest
the progress Of HAT painful malady by the use Of
an AFTER DINNER Pill so composed that II
viii give tone to the stomach, prevent heartburn,
the liver To healihful action, lnvigorate the
kidneys, and thus, through the activity Of these
organs, promote the natural movement OF the
stomach and bowels. AYERS PILLS are 50
compounded that their ton, though mild, eff
feciually produces the above results. They also In
curing Constipation remove the cause Of Bilious
ness, Liver Complaint, Kidney Disease, Rheuma-
tism, and many other serious ailments.
AYERS PILLS
c0a,ain no mineral nor poisonous substance. and
do not grile un;ess the bowels are irritltcd, and
even lien their influence + healing. To continue
Their effect In constipated or chronic eases thew
need only be taken IN diminishing instead Of
increasing doses For scamcn and inhabittnts or
travellers In sparsely-scttei countries. where ply
slcians are not at hand. they are Of ne,tlmlb.e
yalnc. There Il hardly n sickness they will not
alleviate, and In most cases cure. taken promptly
10 young girls just entering upon wOmanhood. AMI
TO women whose period nf maternity T. drawing
10 u close. AYERS PILLS In moderate doses
merely sufficient to ensure regular action Of the
bOwel--will he found OF
INCALCULABLE VALUE.
PREPARED BY
On. j. G. AYFE 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ali Druggists. de %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
A Gallant Act.

As the Mexican steamer Esteban Antu.
nano was about leaving New Orleans We'd
nesday evening Mr.. j. +. DeZamacona, the
Mexican consul, accompanied by his wife,
had gone on board to bid the officers good
bye. As the vessel was preparing TO cast
Off the consul and his wife were stepping
ashore, when the lady made misstep and
fell into the river between the ship and
wharf. One Of the officers OF the steiner
plunged overheard and rescued the lady,
conveying her safely ashore and placing
fellow then jumped aboard his ship, and she
was of before his name could be ascer-
tanned. The Antunano cleared for Vera
Cruz uiG Galveston, and Is the first OF
new line OF steamers in this trade flying the
Mexican flag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

QuERY.-Would it not be beneficial to
Virginia TO exempt from taxation for u
term Of five years all capital Invested in
inanrfacto tories p Bridge,cdter journal.
Why not protect them by judieious
tariff?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: |
4 have this day appointed q. II. BIRKE NV
AGENT TO CONDUCT the RETAIL GROCERY
ANDLIQEOR BUSINESS at No. sos north sew.
ouioepih street. In the city Of Richmond. T. buy
and sell for cash only. JOS. W. 81 ANTON.
RCHMOND, December 10. 1854. de i4-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

Miss Psroln, Of the famous Boston Cook
Ing School. says: +" have used Horsi0rd's
Bresd Preparation soith perfect suoosss fce
biscuiR, rolls, brad and cake. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23

MR.. DANIEL HUNT. i0l WEST
wi LEIGH SIRE TT. Richmond, SAYS: " From
the use Of Browns Iron liitters obtained l,tOn-
ishng results. II restored my appetite perfected
digestion. and made life beartble and pleasant IL
al o cured my children Of serious ailments"
de l2lG,ls.2u,23.2j,27,3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-23
SAvEp HER LIFE.
RIDGE. MCINTOSH COUNTY. o.

Dr.. J. Byadssfd. Dear sir.--i have taken sey.
craI bottles Of your female Regulator fer dsesss'
of sixteen years. standing, and RyALLY BELIEVE
IAN CURED ESrIRtLy. for which please accent
nv heartfelt thanks aud most profound sritltn ".
know vonr medicine saved my life. 80 you see
cannot speak ion highly In rs favor. I have
recommended u 10 several Of my friends who are
suffering IS was.
Ycurs very respectfully,
Mrs. W. u. srEBBISs.