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Mor.ferd'. Aria phe-vh..c.

NAnKED eENEtiT N INDIGESTION.
Dr. A. l.. Hall. Fair Haven, N. y, says:
snave prescribed IL with marked benefit
In Indigestion aud urinary sroubies."
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RAILROAD LINES.

@ E ss. ss...: - ...;.ss u
RICHMOND AND ALLEGuANY RAiLRoAD'i
GFN rGAL PASsTNGhR DtfAHI ktSh,
RICHMOND, VA, November IT, 1854
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NONEM-
LAWN o1p me ~ SDAN ACCOMMODATIONS
TRAIN Of Ills line viii b. discontinued.
'""'N W ~" j. u, MACMrRDO,
nooo.st General Passenger Af'ni.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND

I OST, YESTERDAY MORNING, BE-
IL TWEEN 1907 uest Marshall street aud the ~
cond Market, MEMORANDA A iibe-
rsl reward viii, br paid Tor it, return 70 me,
q. Il. BLAkEN.
so2l-lt* stall No. ., Second Market.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LEND UPON REAL
r,TArr OR COLLATERAL SECURITY.
CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
DEEDS WRITTEN AND hCKNOWLtDG-
MENTs TAKEN.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPAIRED
VPON MONTHLY GNSTALMENTs.
Apply for Tj(giniG Land G"ids.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD,
Heal Estate Agent. Auctio-cer and Broker.
&C 22-opd3m luo1 BANK street,
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rIRI SIZES SALE OF A NALt ABLE
L JAMES RIVER FARM IN GOoCHLAND
cot NTY.-By virtue of deed of trust from w:
w Hszzrrd, dated The 18th day OF April. tcrf. AND
duly recorded Ia The Clerks Office OF tue County
curt OF Inland. and az the request Oi The beie-
lclary in said deed, default having been made ~
The payment OF q certain bond therein secured
VII! trustee In aid decd, sell ~ public auction
ON the PREMISE, on
FRIDAY, DEcEMEEr >, $50,
at lo o'clock ~. the following NAI.u ABLE
FARM known a. the " LOWER BYRD" tying
ami being In the county Of 6oochllnd Ou James
river aud Big Byrd cruek, md both ,ide~ of the
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad aud combining
500 ACRES. more or les, about li2 acres III
whicl, are James RIVER low grounds. This farm
and ,he enc below advertised by the same trustee
contains some OF the finest land ia the -iaie, aud are
ctpti0naly vrl located In a delightfully rolling
country. about two nours' ride from Richnpnd
TERMS: Enough rss.I 10 psy the expense. ~
executing this trus. 3Ua the sum Of 1881 80,
with interest from the hr,t day ot Septrmb-r,
1884. aud uif balance upDp the following credits
$500 with Interest from tte irst dsv Of septcni-
bsr, 1888. on the first day 81 september. 1888 :
and $500 with Interest from the inst das ~
September, 1889. IA the 6rst day OF scpicn ocr.
1886, aud as 60 anY balance, ou such terms a, thr
said WV. Hazard mar direct. but ia case OF hiS
faiiurr TO make such direction. then upon aacb
terms ~ the trustee shalt think 1T, 90 b. wsd'
known On the 'isv VI safe.
". ". CosBY,JE.,
M Iru.trr
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AUeIlCn 1919 ~ nss - 49,.
hooks. STATIONERY. FANCY
sooDs. BLAHK.BooKs sNKs. 10,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

me ssfsrs stock Of CARLTON MCCARTHY
co.. SOS ss,n street trace Biost. soasss'ns I"
hooks, STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS
cTRIsrMAs AND BIRTHDAY CARDS
srHOOL-BOOks,
PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
INKS. MuCfL Age
.,s many valuable articles Of e,ery-hr ">e'
ii, ne sold at aneiion without reserve eo"-
mepelnF at o'efck z. N.
THURSDAY, HovEnBgR 2orn'
ana continuing daily At same hour.
TERMS; SUI . Of 400 and ever, ninety davs
credit: shO and over. siytv days no'e- 70 :" &c
sIIrrssh,e 10 trusiee. Under $50 cash.
sep'a''' NORMAN v. RANDOLPH Tr s.,,s;
nRANGEs, ORANGES, ORANGES
~ WIN sell at auction
FRIDAY
Al O'Clock l.. VI. sharp
An boaes CiiopE FLORIDA ORANGES ana
50 banchts BANANAS. ,,o,,,,,o ..en,
nnn 70 i5I6 east Mtin street.
BYE. Is. Cook, huetionscr,
"a Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.
IL TODAY,
as.,ptm.nt 81 VERY GENTtEL ioUSEiIDbD
FfiRSIrrlRK. embracing almost every ari'ee 'n
~ several HEATING-sTOvEs; alnerent s'Y'e''
sOVAL-FRONT sHuW.sASfsi ann
i laryr size GROC sR'S CDftt S-Nibb'
5GooD SECONDHAND plANos.
NOEL y. y. No0,N, nv, y
At AUCTION. AT HALF-PhSf
n O'CLOCK TODAY,
BANANA.
CpgOASiTS.
APPLES PfASt'r>. ~.
n. u. FOX CO..
II, 1910 Main street.
NOTION SALE OF FRUITS, BA-
n kkNAs, APPLES. &r.-I vii sell
TODAY,
tFriday.l November 2is''
.,t,,,o..,,..,. At nv store. 1892 Main street., to
- - riosa cons!guuipnis.
100 buDehe- NICE hi"E BANANAS
ready tor inimesiiate ns. IN, ~,
Also, so taTrcls CHOICE NOklfEhN NJ 'H'''''
WILLIAM JENKINS,
Merchant.
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DuILAD DE l. Z ii A. RICH ira
NoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FRIDAY At IL d., and every SUNDAY Al A.
N.
Freight Tor Tuesday, and FRIDAYS steamers re-
cciyed I'll so A. a.; for Sundays steamer till
5 =, NJ. Saturday. Freight received daily Till 5
T.. NJ.
Fare, 50.
For further infcrmstion. apply to
}. W. McCARRitk,
General Southern Agent ono. Rockets.
WP CLYDE a CO,
no 30 General Agents
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ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
THO fast and beautiful steamer GEM. CANAAN
GIL f.. VI. h,r WHAT IN the dock. i1nt Ni
Iwrut, ->ocoGd street. AZ a:i5 \. NJ every II -
DAY. THURSDAY, aud rAIlRDAl, soppht
At On landings. .. -. O., I,
tr,ixl.t received ~ LOWEST RATES from y.
NJ. every MONDAY, NtDNsrDAn, ani tnl-
DAY : until $50 4. VI. TUESDAYS, TIKI =
DAYS aud SATURDAYS. The GIN has hr't
rlas, ia. 4enger accommodations, anu arriN'r ii
10 Il. V. OWEN, Agent.
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<,oop n PER CENT. INVESTMENT
- y,,sLrQ SALE Aonf s,s Ty yss sssh
paHSE DwELL,tEs.ss ,,r ~ sTRsE'f. On
"e %r,rspAy. NOVEMBER IS. 1889, -,
~ I'VE poCsE has bccn, rcrrnf,y pa,..,
s "a xfa.,sins four rooms Se"des closets %" -
ard Tb sa'sr i 1853 fs and Is CAVITY '" ''e
county .twaxs commands scuanss. ann
Ins prs rood Investment as ve'' :" s''"f
home. =, ...n ,vment. and hong lime
y. 1n" knrshne~rt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

By rr,iuc,l 81 tie owner, ,hall ell nv 1uctioa,
pu tho pTepilsc-, ON
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER p, 1854.
II II O'Clock W., the above referred 10 TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY. There are EIGHT
TWO-STORY BRICK TfNEMENIS on Cary
street, ONE THREE-srOkI BRlCk BUILD
ING on Eighteenth street, and SEVEN TWO
STORY BRICK TENEMENrS on Wide alley.
occupied a. stores and dwellings at a raging ren
tai. The lot fronts 1872 fees on Cary aud exteh1s
the same depth along Tie western Hue OF Eagh
ie,nth street TO wide alley. This property in H.
present. STATE pays we'll but lying a. ~ dos la thr
midst Of the Wholesale business, and having lB2
feef ir0uE,ge both Cary and Eighteenth streets.
0fers q gIald opportunity for the erection 81 isr-
tories aud warehouses which must prpVe vsiush'e
Investment. for the purposes n,med II offers
peculiar advantages, being most convenient 10
shfppiug bath rail and water and all the facii-
;i,s necessary for conducting business,
TtRas Onc.dit cash; balance IN nine snnuhl
payments, u per cent. Interest added 10 deferred
nOics, 10 BE- secured by r1si-sieed. .
fURMAN TUPPER.
no 10 Auc;ioue,r.
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AUCTION sALEs--rature DAYS.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anciioh'ers'
hos Main street.
GALE At AUCTION OF THE
- LARGEST AND BEsT-EQuiPpED
poRk-PACKING, SAUSAGE
GRINDING, AND
uUTUnERING ESTABLISHMENT
N TIE STATE,
WITH LARGE BRICK sMoKE-HousE. IcE-
HOUSE. LARGE BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING, AND ALI THE
NECESSARY EQUIPMENTS FOR
CONDUCTING
LARGE BUSINESS OF TIE KIND,
sITukTED OK TIIE EAST SIDE OF HIGH
STREET.. ADJOINING TIE NORTHERN
LIMlrSoF TIE CIrY 20 , RitH-
AND OCCUPIED ~
CHARLES HERB>T, ESQ.
Al tbc reouo.t Of the owner shall ofcr Tor
sale AT public auction. on the PREMISE N
TTFRsDAY. NOVEMBER u. 1854.
NJ s o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY located as
ahyc With laroe Iot fronting zoo feet on The east
! side Of High street AMI Running back feptt"i
! lao feet The main dwelling, which has go9h
brick basement and contains 'leh, r9pis. n 10
dr,t-claSs order. There u also .lnall hWelUnl
ON the place containing three comiortlhlc rooins'
.lhe large brtck smOkc-house AMI l'e-hou.e are
rerv conveniently arranged for packing purpose.
Good brick u bic, carriagc-hOuse, Kitchen WIN
! two rooms, and all the necessary uui-builh'hgs'
| Sc. $500, a., ...,,,
! vol payrrl with brick aud granite spali-.
! The improvements are Az ~ nr-'-cA' "'"'''
| most Of witch are comparatively new.
/ THIS offers rare opportunity tommy one WISHING
10 engage In the packing aud butchc ing hn,lne,-'
and We would invite an snch person, 10 Inspect h
/ preiniscs. witch will convince Them OF It's 'alue
i aud desirabliiy. .o,, , l,,,
TERMS. ~ sale. - IuN ''''
2U NIcllul'--l-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

THRUST FES' SALE OF l,477 7l-l6O
| ACRES or VALUABLE FARMING AND
TIMBER LANDS ~ NOIToNA1t COZ My
"a. FINE MILES NORTH or TIlt TOWN
oF BLACKS .AND-MHITES. On TIE NoR-
ToLk AND WISTERN RAiLEOAD. ON TUES
DAY. DC EMHfR 3 l5si.--ln nursu'ne. ., Il
hearing Gatc May 80, 1854, and duly recorded
We viii oGer at public auction, In front OF ihe
ii, mai blulding ~ ilacks-aud- White. ~ the Nor
io'L and Wc,tcm rlilroad, on
TUESDAY. DrCENnEr 2, 1854.
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TUESDAY. DTCENEEr ?, 1854.
=. % -. OIL L. n

~. following well-kncwn property. formerly =
portion Of the estate OF nc ihG Ihomhs hl1hl
hut more recently owned by Milliam T.. Hinton,
TRACT 80. !. known a. " IiNRDtW AVS"
containing 1Ii .3.i6O ACRES. DIVIDED ~ fol-
iows: 90 34-lG0 acre. oforn lhnd. acre. 81
fnc orr eiTal forest oak and hickory, acrr- II
rich meadow land on Woody crreh' ana ~ acre
ut sccond-growth pine. The IMPROVEMENTS on
this tract consist OF q FRAME DWELLING
and TIC necessary out-hnildlug~. The uplanf-
around tho dwelling arr highly improved and
.tedcd 10 clSur. Tic whole comprising one u
line mo-, desirable farm, IN the county ~ N"tlt-
waN. ,,.,,,. -. ,,.,,-,. o.. 1900
ialning I,oQ5, ACEEs, - follows; $50 acrr-
nf omen ground, us acres Of low grounds. - =
acres of original forest Odk and hickory ana O'o
acres OF second growth pine. The iinpt1Vgmtnl.
on Tins tract consist Of = tw1-story Dwelling
Tobacco Barn. stable. aud Other oni-houses
There 4. on ms tract q iuc Orchard Of bearing
nj ID never. Hing SUNNY Of fresh water
CCliar crcck tran ercs 10 from one cud tn tle Ttcf
The low ground, on th- stream are he hnc-t ~
Notiowav county. The upland- around tli" dwcll-
ing are very highly lmpr"N'd. TAKEN a. whole
This Tract l. certainly one 81 the most dcSrlhle
stock, grass, ard grain farms 10 ~ouii-idr Nir-
The land above mentioned he i've mile from
Hlack--aud-Wntc-. 81. \ mile. from Well lic.ani
even miles from Soitoway Courthouse. They are
Ia the hcaithiet portion 81 Virginia. convenient
20 churcnc-. schools, riili"al,' ahd p"'t'pihro''
iiiacks-1ud-W being il,eli very h"uri-hihs
and growing town.
The so,i /, suited 10 the growth Of tobacco.
wheat, oat-. corn. and tie other usul' product, 81
this -cciion. Ia factii d. hnt rarely ihni -nch
propcrV ~ this T. offered ~ public ale 80 that
opportunity for desirable and profitable Invest
i1ent is thus offered which may not be- met Win
again In 2 lfe-iire.
TERMS: one third cash: aud the balance on
e1ua credits of one and 50 years for satisfactory
nego liable notes, hearing interest a. the rae "f i
Usr centum per aunum from the day ot sale, and
title retained until final payment.
plat 90 the property may BE- sc"n al Tic office
Of either or the undersigned. IN the ciiy ~ Peters
bITg,Na.
Parties desiring 10 inspect the property VIII plea -
communicate with u, - that We may MAKE The
arrang, nents Necessary 10 that end.
The iriiu on The Norfolk and Western rnllro1d
lenvr. Petersburg for Backs-and- hitcr ~ ll;22
A. ~ RORtRr II. JONES, JE.,
W. T.. MCKINNEY.
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sDa,ly. tDaGy teScep, sand,'.
STOPPING PLAFEe.
Nos.fn and a. make no s,orr. - ,,. p. ..
,tcs,er. No. as stOqs - Mar hfetp- Ar.rr..
BiufF, Cenirsiia, and Chester. N'..s' anl b. .to.
az Nanche.ter. CentTlha. aud ,hrHt~- y. DID,.
"a. 10. II. and - stop q AZ s.s.inn.. So. 81
and stop al all station cScepi V'uUa'..
PULLMAN CAR->baViCE.
Or train. Nos. 40 and -. siecping-''fs .a.,
Washington and Charleston ~ ram So.
md ~. -lscuine ears Oete@rn Na'hiuFf.n ...
Jarl s.nylii-. on Trsii Nos- ~ Iui fr,. .....
Inq.csrs between New fOrs and Ja's-on. '
The ONLY ALL.RAiL LINE To N'HFoiA
tY.XR Auhftr.
Richmond" Ein.40 4. VI Norfolk. .'l.is %. H
Norfoik.,., 1858 Az. Richmond Us. t
Norfolk.,... 1875 p. NJ RichmoDa t.I H a.
Train as and 25 make close 'onn"'' Iur To-
from EarmNllle, Lynchhurg. and sol,f t'
n,in,s and way station ~, the sorfnis d ...
era railroad 4. Il. KENNY, ~auefit .r'i
T. Al. EMERSON. General P~~'nief ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE
STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY,
SITUATED AT TIE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF EIGuTEE\ rn
AND CARY STREETS,
CONSISTING OF SINrEEN BRICK rENE-
NENTs. FRONTING o. GARY, EIGII-
TENTH STREET. AND TWEEN
TY-FoOT ALLEY LYING BG-
TWEEN SEVENTEE NTH AND
EIGHTEENTH ~IREETs.
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Nv Sutton t"''
Real Estate Agents and Ancbonee'''
lies Main street
IlCTION SALE OF NICE rk y ~ I.
n STORE AND DwEL LING No, l0o% ~. W ~ ~
CLAY. BETWEEN GRAHAM MD w ~, ~, ~ ~. N
sTREFTS-st the request 81 the owner, W. ~" -,
On, for saIc st public auction, on me p'eu,SoS' w
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1854
a, az O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY 'oea'eu q
above. -. -. -. A.. ,or,h aldo al
-, In' ~ 10 rr,,s hncL A depth of 100 feet
The sTORE-HOUSE Il a good frahe O"''-"~
with three good rooms M rear. 49,. .,,w ,a,o,
n. Mace has culvort col nee mons, c,'J Sss'e'
tc and Il now rcnted Ia n good zen VIZ u
conduci ny a profitable green .ro-sry hn'is,N''
Es'' ~ ''''' AHruOnNr@.
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WANTED, TEN LADIES TO SELL
w our on list VI Is AID NEN-iEAE
sircct up-,tairs. No 2O-2tr
WANTED, B( A YOU Nc MAN
w with tkrce year. experience ~ the drug
Eu~lnese. POSITION A. TRAVELLING
SALESMAN With sone good Richmond or ii1iti-
mole drug hOue. Good reference furnished ~ 70
charscicr and business sisndiug. Address O-
Dispdfch Office. no 20
WANTED, HORSES 20 WIZ TER
w At WEs1itAM COTr AGE, i've miles
west Of the city. Terms low. Horse seat foe and
delivered upou receipt of posiai.card.
W. y. GRANT,
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ETfIiN, BLAIR, ANp DANCE, Auctioneers.
WILLIAMS, &c. PLAINTIFFS. AZ NNsT THOMAS
ANp AIS, DEFENDANTS: ~ THE 'uANchEl
COVrT OF TIN CITY Or EfCUNoND.
Eepiamin n. Berry, clerk OF said court, ccfii.
fv That the bond required OF the special couint,
sionprs hy the decree In said cause Of November J,
lSSf. la, been dulN given.
Given under my hand this 18Th day of November
iS~i. -
ne it-lpt BENJAMIN H. BtHHh.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24
"The Book of Mormon"

A statement recently published reads
as follows:
When the Book of Mormon" was
published in 1880 there was published
with it a certificate of three men, after
wards known as the "three witnesses, "
who declared that tley saw the angel of
God come down with the golden book
which Joseph Smith interpreted. Sub
s~equently all three of the men renowned
Mormonism and declared their testimo-
ny false. David F. Whitmer. one of the
three, is now living, in his 80th year, in
Missouri. He was a brother-in-law of
Oliver Cowdery. who wrote a copy of
the book for Smith.
On this, Elder Joseph Smith, son of
the founder of Mormonism, writes to the
Chicago Times as follows:
please look over your file for 1865, /
think in December, and you will find
an interview of n Times correspondent
with this David Whitmer, affirming his
testimony of 1880 most emphatically.
Mr. e. l.. Kelley, formerly of a Glen
wood, Iowa, law firm now of Kirkland,
Lake Co., o., received a letter from
the said Whitmer to the same effect, in
a discussion on the origin of the Book
of Mormon" with Rev. Clark Braden,
of the Disciple Church. In this letter
MI. Whitmer again affirmed his testi-
mony of fifty years ago. Martin Harris
died at Salt Lake City, in fellowship
with Mormonism. Oliver Cowdery
died heal Council Bluffs, Ia., maintain
ing the truth of his statement concern
ing the Book of Mormon" What is
the necessity to continue to publish false
statements concerning these men ?"-
Chicago Times.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24
Choir Anecdote.

In the April Century Rev. DIR. Charles
q pobirson continues his discussion of
The a~nnoyances and humors of the
-nsico1 service in churches, and relates
IL orecdote: GLORIOUS Easter was at
hand and great preparations we're made
in the rural parish for Its celebration;
bongbs were twined In the arches of
The bnilding; flowers swung In wreaths
ovorbead and shone in beautiful baskets
or,ono the %aisles; children had been re-
Lnorsing carols. All the town came in
IN that notable morning. 1t was a
lane never to be forgotten. The min
;ster was radiant; his eyes beamed
with delight. But a thought struck
him: this audience, so happy,
az generous, so enthusiastic
yon1d thew not hear him a moment for
q stroke of business? After the invoca-
ond the first he surprised them
with a ~proposition TO bring Easter offer
inos' now at once to Gods altar, and
lift the dear old church out OF debt;
oh, then there would be a resurrection!
The congregation would come up from
under its great stone into a new life if
they would roll it away! Then the
plates went their course and hearts
were touched and purses were emptied,
and the heaps of money lay before the
moistened eyes of the relieved pastor
os he tremulously thanked a good God
for his peoples fidelity in response.
THE money is here, l am sure it is he
exclaimed. IF there be a little in ar
rears it can be made up in a day, and
and now we are ready heartily to go on
with the worship of our risen Lord So
the fixed programme proceeded. little
German had been procured from the
metropolis for an to the tenor;
his solo came in at this exact crisis of
grateful emotion; he rendered it with a
fresh aplomb, though the consonants
were awkward. AN lie Diet sail de raised
de Diet sail be raised-an' de det-an'
de det-sall be raised-sall be raised
in de twinkling of IN ay-eei
"Now, it is queit safe to say that after
the congregation went home, the theme
of the day was dissipated, and the two
events uppermost in everybody's mind
were the surprise which the eager min
lister had sprung upon the people and
the ridiculous appropriateness of the de-
clamatory solo which followed it.. On
general principles we have no objection
to the collection of money to discharge
religious obligations, even in divine
service; but it does seem q pity that a
humorous episode should be the chief
reminiscehce of such a solemn occasion. Z"
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24
Kidney Complaints.

The kidneys form a very important channel
for the outlet of disease from the system, car
rying off accumulations that poison the blood
As the lungs removethe carbonic acid, the liver
the hillary acid, so the kidneys remove the
uric acid. The undue accumulation of this acid
is the poison that often produces rheumatism
and other chronic diseases. The kidneys are
often affected and cause serious disease when
least suspected. If there is weakness, heat or
pain in the back or loins, WEAKNESS, nervous
resteasness, and any unnatural condition of the
urine, a hot dry skin, and hectic hushes, bloat-
ing Of the body or swelling of the limbs, annoy
ing headaches, obstructed circulation, with sed-
iment or gravely or albuminOus deposits IN the
secretion from the kidneys; or if that secretion
be either extremely pale or high eolored, then
the kidneys are evidently not doing their natu-
rul work. Many suffer from serious kidney
trouble without knowing what ais them No
matrer in what form the kidney complaint may
exist there is n better purifying regulating d-
urede and tonic, than Burdick's Blood Bitters;
is aeson upon the kidneys is at once manifest
cd Working upon this and all other channels
OF publication in a prompt and permanent
manner.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24
Eminent Testimony.

n. I. WlJness Aug, I0,IooU.
ct find that in addition to the pure spirits
in their composition, they contain the
extracts ofhops and other well known and high
ly approved medicinal roots. leaves and tine
lures in quantities sufficient to render the aEti-
Gle what the makers claim it to be, to wit, a
preparation and not a beverage-un-
fit and unsafe to be used except as a medicine.
'From a careful analysis of their formula-
which was attested under oath-I find that in
every wine-glassful of Hop Bitters, the active
medicinal properties aside from the distilled
spirits are equal to a full dose for IN adult,
which fact in my opinion, subjects it to an in
ternal revenue tax as a medicinal bitter"
GREEN B. RAUM, U. s Com. In Rev.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24
Hardened Liver.

Five years ago 1 broke down with kidney and
liver complaint and rheumatism. Since then /
have been unable to be about at all Ny liver
became hard like wood; my limbs were pulled
up and filed with water. All the best physi-
clans agreed that nothing could ure me Ire
solved to try Hop Bitters; l have used seven
bottles; the hardness has all gone from my
liver, the swelling from my limbs and it has
worked a miracle in my case; otherwise would
have been now in my grave. J. W. MoREY,
Buffalo, Oct, l, 81.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

Whether over eating or drinking are made
harmless by using Hop Bitters freely, giving
elegant appetite and enjoyment by using them
before and removing all dizziness, pains and
distress afterwards, leaving the head clear,
nerves steady, and all the feelings buoyans
elastic and more happy than before. The pleas
ing effects of q Christian or sumptuOus dinner
continuing days afterwards.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24
Poverty and suffering.

CT was dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by a sick family and
large bills for doctoring. 1 was completely
discouraged, until one year ago, by the advice
of my pastor, l commenced using Hop Bitters.
and in one month we were all well, and none OF
us have seen q sick day since, and Iwant to say
to all poor men, you can keep your families
well a year with Hop Bitters for less than one
DOCTORS visit will cost, ! know it."
A WoRKINGMAN.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

l could scarcely speak it was almost impos-
sible to breathe through my nostrils. Using
Ely's Cream Balm a short time / was entirely
relieved. My head has not been so clear nor
voice 80 strong in years. 1 recommend
this admirable remedy to all afflicted with
Shoe Merchant, Elizabeth, N. j.. price 50 cts.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

Mensman'S Pepton red f.ecf Tonic, tho only
preparation of beef containing its entire nutritious
properties. 1t contains blood making. o csgenera-
ting and DEMONSTRATING properties: invaluable for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and
all forms of general debility: also, in all enleebled
prostration, overwork. or acute disease, particularly
If resulting from pulmonary complaints. CAswELL,
HAZARD 4 Co, Proprietors, New York. sold by
Druuuists.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

Mr.. r. 7. Bently, a member Of tho estimable
community of Qgakers at Sandy Springs, Nd,
says he was SEVERELY affected by rheumatism
in his right hand Mr.. Bently applied st, ia
cobs Oil, the great pain-cure, and by its con-
tinued use, in a short time, was co completely
cured.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

one dozen mall bottles of SwifBs Specific
% - cured me sound and well of a bad
s~croiusousa~ affection which had baffied all treat
hnene including Hot Springs ]. H aaMf,
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

Austin, Tex, friends of Ben Thompson have
raised S., $40 to prosecute his slayers at Dallas.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

"Buchu-paiba," Great Kidney and Urinary Cure. 81
Trough ON COrns." for Corns, Warts, Bunions. l5c
Wells He slth Remover cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24

Arthur recommended 800, 600 for the protec-
ton of lower Mississip pi levees.