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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
NET Goops. aoyseNs. &c.

NET GoODS, Hoy.eNs. &c.
Z RENTER. SoT BROAD siI:EET. - Atour
!. .iorr ii,crr will he made sush weeping r~iae-
,inp4 -. all ,iCpaTinicnts unAt viii N IKE M aeft
49,. ,i1ys memorable WEEK of BAf" ANS.
FORGET f9r tine DC noise sni strife.
In tl,- raini heaven ptcrc b1rfsins ere me
tbr All heTcl, done above boa d and quar-
with wonderful hsfR'in, In which NJ en- rhtFe;
tic cutting IN rr'cfs--ynu eau c"ohi % IA S"9h'
fOF we don't deal "a ifi-<hpp'-.
CLOAIS.
rIrs, ~ fnyiica careful inspection ~ he H.
cicc,; bargains ~ re Offering IA .:tiN
LAIita' WALKING sAChEl7 ~ sl,1Vi
pri'sii.TRlMNFB "a EEiN ~ sl.I5:
BLACK ALL Wool iAChal AZ ,.''u
RI.AtK aIl-WOOh jAtNFIS st Sf..r
ETtIDfD = MT, lucr'l from - 10 -
hII-WDpL HEWNNNkETo rrdac'Si nom 40
ou. ~ iS>TwMArETT- now SIP;
Utrs3O %FMAARHEr~ now $40:
AII-WODF, ETS-iNh CIRCULARS I'll -.
~ ViVCl- LARS dawn t1sS.S1,
siih WHIPS At Hfty cents on The dalilc
PI.JSn AND FhSCl CLoAh!Stis.
5eINCH D.OAh1NG Plush rcdncei irom -
o7.iNCU FANCY CLoAhINCS rcda.'d f'om
fIti iVhl.2S;
a7-INt'u ~ ~ 10. rciacrd - -
i;i:nii> will. .nd DiAt,3NAl n AKING
Itduc,f mIth below re-Iiir piicc.
SPECIAL.
5oC d.scn CHFCKEp NAPKINS, s'i rnrn,
ni -.
INTERESTING.
4 mi! Inc 81 HAND-t fOCUfT CAS-
SNCDII'S. LfGSING-. MIS- &c, FOR IN
JANIS. ~ vhi'c. cream. hile. cardinal ahl 81
,ifajo-. order. taken for rinir s''d- promptly
ulIcd
viii h,) FErNCUr WOYfN CORSET 'lat 80.
,yrrYwhcrcf nr 1br.
FIG,.
ItN COLLARS, Nh r.. Srd FCE TEiNNiNt
sfrf fFftN.
Drf>s GOODS.
WOOL 'N>INtt ELat Toe;
IANdi pLhIn- iwirr' from u g. g.:
'C-iNCn WHY FINE BODl C.>aMiHE. 1li
shade. r,-iuced L. 'i5r.;
SOC JEhaAI LOU, """ t9t1,;irn, ali
Dot.GIH.WiDTn ALI-WOOL LUBlN's
HLALN CASHMERE - S1c.;
G2c. Nl .ACk CASHMERE 80 jnc.;
57-iNCi ALL-WOoL LADIES CLOTHS rc-
drctd fiorI - io zoe.
FANtY 10 - redurel from 20 to rs g..
SPECIAL.
utNHkfRCIilEFS. worth l5r.a p.crc.a ret zoe.
SOMETHING SEW.
TIbrE-DOWN MyTlItG HuGAE!,r, lu drlb,
viiic. Pima. light l.ar- aud rcd for no l.
cfildrrE-ihcn newest md aInp-1mra strap. tor
Ac !ltti'- one 10 thr city
TLANNEL,.
BIIF. ~rNHLFr. sri WHITE TWILLED
fLANNEIo. ril ~id;a, extra hr4f} and i'm,
were 'iIc.. NOW -lr..
GRAY lfANNfl. ~ iCc.t
Iar,;aiua .n ii.Nia aad SHAKER iLANNEL~
>PECI ~.
ALL-WOOI SCARLET SHIRTS aud HE NW.
tES only zoe.
MiuINO UNDERWEAR.
LADIES. CENT. FNlFN'-. 1nI 'UiLDREN'>
NERIAO w AZ. tr MITE ana r-d, ~ great
bsfyliL.
BLANhET~.
BIRNKTr> from II e u1ir ~ ST.:
CCMlOi:Ir 81 zoe. :. : i.25, = lbs, $40. -.
- 80. =, $3.50, aud -.
Aaopp1 runity seldom offered lo purel.t - good,
~ such Tow figures. and uu examination ot the
good, VIII COM Rcc ynu inat moan 10 what 81,
-.iy. XVI lIENTFi.
ur N-IuN IN 3u5 Broad sicrrf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

The So,tte,a PiGHter for December Is
slrcsdy out. II contains macy interesting
srtcles-amcng them Colonel RosERr BEy-
Esi.sY's address before the National Farm.
crs' Congress. an elegant letter from Dr.
n. :. BELT. and the prize essay OF Mr..
STEWART. Of New Jersey. on .sell.Snp.
porting Employment for Southern wo-
men."lMr. Br.AR's prizc.) Colonel kNIonr
Is skiliul editor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

An architect thu, recommends the use OF
eopper IS rooi-coscring In place ol tin {:
1--WE always specify tbs Use OF copper for
covering roofs when we can induce owners
10 allow W. TO do 30, on account Of is du-
rahiliiy. although IT, cost !, about sl4 yer
100 square feet over the price OF tin roofing.
When We reflect that tin roof requires
constant repairs. and painting al least Every
two wears ut cost OF two or three cents y
foot. varying Ne 10 the na,aber OF Goals, the
cost OF repairs for six years. together with
The cost oi tin roof, equals the cost Of cop
psF"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Pexnesas.
~. II plnngeon and hi< Mfr. TIE tx
o,s,efs Of Yuratsn. win display nj the New
s,rlr,rs Expesiticn the glerniugs OF tkcif
len yesrs' rcycsrcb In the Maya land.
Inst Thnr.day was celebrated ~ L,ns.
a,ssris. RTE cciaicnntsl oi the birth there 81
sIes,rnpe 5une, ihr - Suleika VI Gacsar.
,'urt.s raised Il The celebration win he NO.
allied 10 The erection Of statue 81 doetbe
10 Vienna
Paiii saps Tfayiafa al The New York
Academy of Mpsir On Satnsssy afteruooe
n, an immense auGi7acc. NJ which iour
lifh, were i,dirs. II Is predicted tlisi hei
magnificent costumes viii sct the fashions
Ills winter 10 a considerable eZtest-
Mis- irysur, niece ~ Washington trvisr.
hss o,,rtci TO the senior class Of vrinceson
Collrae, for the conimraccmont ivy ere
uonv, alp from vine p',nsed bs nj
yuc,e. The original Of wii.i he hronShs
from sir Wuiter SCOTS home At Ab3ota-
ford.
Having rc-rlsled pretty flHch cyeryth,ny
e..,. Prince bismarck has nov decrrcd
itat Tie ,nfIaber- of The German farih'
,ns,t sfsll Use railway lsSses only Oh iou'-
prys between Berlin snd their Irs,rcuyc
hsiree. Tbs new ret o. iyrauDT @ill gun
hit, mere enemies Than ever "a the h'icn-
stag.
Tho Iltc senator hrthenY', wire cellar
in Providence WIS found tc csnSin NOR
than G,lID BOTTLES ~ wine MI. AntncHV
W.. sipposed 10 I've worth one or tHo nun'
srrd thousand dollars, bu, has FORTUNE
turned Que 60 he over Sivo.Oip. hc n'n
Great quantities OF VIM given 10 hiin, va"
he reems to hsve ssved 1t al up.
The cane which President Llscoin esr'
rie,i ON the niglfof his assassination Is 40"
ibe urnterty oi Colonel " II. Harris, ~
Cleveland. who wa, With he President an
that is,eSul rigbi. The cauc has 4 0cnt
tor. . dogs head 81 ivory apd nara"
gold band. on which wn- ensriYcd :
"Abraham Lincoln. 1866"
BIopdin. nj sixty, is fsf and slightly
cray. but he j. - clever fad daTiur Is ever
oD the rope. II il now 'ncrr ulaD p'ii@
ter OF century since lac iirst crossed shr
NIAGARA river. sad he l0oNs Oic" w tlai
fcat u Ike grrJtcst o. lii' in" Ills h''nc
i. rarcd Niaeam F;ll5. TIE rope on
witch he wallis =! exhibitions j. tw) IA 'h',
N diameter. madc of hemp bound around
rnre OF etc.i. iIis bsiiucing-polcS ron
from lbiriy seven 10 forty seven pounds "a
weight according 10 The height as when
hc re,forrus. which ranges from fD TO i)p
feel. Ilc has never set had iall. and any
one slight accident. Dc was cNii,i Hon
din. by shc way. on ncconut 81 The eol'T
81 his hair. hi, rca. nams beng dean
Francois GriYCle.
rsss.foxd'- r,rcsa Preparation
i, ID, strongest hahlng-powdcr made. Fry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Why TIE TRIBUNE Is WormED.--t New
York letter in the philadelphia It'cDVph
says
.sThe ITiJpNe Is being worried good
deal by the other city papers on account Of
It's Imaginary figures printed Tor 4 week
after election giving Blaine majority in
Tins State. The explanation is, guess.
that il has become known In that region
designated Us newspaper circles that the
rrturn, In the 1f,5ltRe Office ON election
night indicated clear plurality for Cle'e-
land in New York state: that The Subordi'
nate editors saw this and thai thrir figure,
were arbitrarily changed b. a higher
power"
No wonder Mr.. RHIp declines 10 be con-
sidcred candidate for the United states
Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

There are some sensible people down at
Rlchmond. Instead Of spending their mo
ney for red paint, red fire, tiansparenci,
and other gaudy ornaments, the cemOcra,s
Of that city. headed by their pet afternoon
organ, the STATE, are celebrating ClcyeIand's
election by th,nk-ofering Tor the benefit
OF the poor. lnasmucb as most OF the poor
OF Richmond are colored people n is hardly
likely that even the irreconeilablc Blaine
mouIners will object 10 this method Of
showing Joy Philadelphia Iim,S.
TIE former we did, pul the latter We did
not leave undone. We painted the town
red, and tue S'cte red, but none the less
money did that State collect for the poor.
It's editor has hand rs open Is day to melt
ing charity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

The cX-edItor Of the okolona States has
cone 10 The assistance OF BLAINE. lie goes
further, however. than BLAINE in predict
ing the terrible results that are 70 flow
from CLrvELANR'S election. Oneisa Dcm-
ocratic supreme Court OF the United States
TO take possession Of that bench within
wear,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
Colo {;omiort for plnlne.

Al Lancaster Courthouse, :. e.. lasi
week. the Annual Coaiemoce OF the Afri-
ear Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop
MeokE presiding was 10 sessicn. A white
Methodist clesgyDsn visited this African
Conferpee. was kindly received. and nd
dsessed the body. Professor GALiF, col
oss>, u TIE salisbury IN. ca Institution.
Ses,,ssd&d Ina most eloquent and able adj
lress.
.He aid, among other most aduin'sie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

We srs not xwpr:scd thst ,ir. 'saiSl.
,mnted the northern sty red i'rsateo
Republican Of the deepest dyr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

+" scnntists now assert that The nerve
celis q .ac brsin change 40 rapidly thst IN
ryeIy two months one gets an entirely nc~
brain" II this br so, even Bi.AisS need
not despair OF again becoming tito teach
schoni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

I.0Gss's conduct since the election has
been ia striking contrast with M.AirE's.
Yes: IL Il understood that when JohS
heard that the Illinois Legislature was
Democratic he painted The sinbieni at
m0soaere hre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Exposure will induce colds, throat dis.
csses. consumption. etc, all OF which gise
warning by troublesome cough. Use
IN. BilI's Cough Syrup In tsne. and re-
more both the cause and effect OF yeur dis
eosuioit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Tie Philsdeiphia Press says: OF :.
worth while 10 remember that clean
sweep csn never be made With dirty Old
broom" And for thst reason tife people
wouldn't eject Mr.. B!AIsg Presidenl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

On suudsy Dr. IsenenArs rsnarked tn'.
. naAiske may sometimes dss great as'' OF
secd. Correct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Admiral PosTrsiilii Ks thai the A@rri-
can navy should bot be attacked NC
sgrce with the Admiral What "euin be-
come Of /, IN case II were a,tackeds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

.Aru6ssl dir,pIcs are al The r'gs ~
unesgc." We had thought tsat n'tiifsi
check WIS Chicsga's strong point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nPaTlsA
.fEEgINf;H.

IilAgnrL EITr~ EICIMOND Goflt tNO rEY
20 =. kSICUTs IENrLArs,
rtcHMoSD, ~, November -. 1884.
HFNFRAL Orders. No. 100. - \,.f
~ AIn a NIGHTS: Atifni .t"iei ~ &<
...saifs q. ti4- tsrlufu, tt. Alhrn- 'ialli, -
THI- f.r,-,aYi hNFtING 10 7-iH 4 y
G'siDet lsiigie drs.
slr kr sl,fs a. o.htr COMMANDERS ave cniisir
only fn.tf,d 10 attCiit.
Evtrirr IL i,ir Eminent Cnmln7nIrr.
ALFRED Il. COURTNEY
t'IBtaiu-( icuc.ti
Aur.f. -. IsC. ifrIltE, Recorder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
LEwts's FINE ARr GALLERY.
DREsEN1'S FOR THE HOLIDAYS
I AND WEDDINGS.


IN ordoF 10 meet The cemans fer rood rooIs sf
lover price. and 10 mst, the evident Ign, OF fall
~ prices sOd coming JIan 70 h nj pan a. u Is
AID b. We MADE 4 .fncrxl rrdtaii0n In al nv
stock. 70 coNfueDce TUESDAY. 25ih. aad L,
ibcse Who Dglcaa,c Early q Inc 1ppot.unfv il
.iv'n, - WI soi snpliesfe any xoeds this sea-
~fa.
a IN. ss.otm,rt Of EIsQuE GOODS from 50
upward.
BRoNZE FI6rRES. EwsEs. s.d CENTRE
riECI>. asa iiRoNZE MenALLfDNS
tOrNItD ana pEUSIl and BRONIe
fRAhfS trea - upNaFss:
EtNFL MIRRORS. in firsh and rrogr> Francs,
"a rcareed rates; Round sad sortRE
siitffS. aiso Tor painting. ~ how Tals:
4 iaf-r asscrhgeai ~ AtBUsfs. in Leather anl
Plush ~ atsH cue hall the uasial PRICE. Al
BUNS IRON zSc. 10 -: = tine. fdl-silr
PLUSH log ". and = full.si1e LEATHER Al
Si.5cL-ts tc clss-,-i osi.
PLg-Ii toII.ET. SHAVING. MANICURE. sad
NOfk-RONt S-tl,- be- scr ,.hitifcd:
4 huc sssorfgs-nt Of nRGNIF and PLUSH ctg.
JNII-fnAMiS "a osr hats usual price, rang
ins frvn 25c. upwards;
Ia addition 10 ihosr mentioned have fiif n =
foTincnf OF EaStIS for table or r.,rior
EBONY STANDING aas II ANSI<tf CARL
SFfS and regular goods AZ Feeaesd rale.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ Ii,e nsaxl bzlf.pffrc rate
witch - 'his season hover even. ard 10 par
cbsfrrs Of dollar md ever an additional
3nprf cent, tive dollar worth OF cards ~
e,srhry cents l.. LEWIS.
nc2s 81. Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

4 ''.oA.rs'' rs's'
RI ~! ~ AL.
Il A / a. Hill |. | E +:
Fl ss;sss' E s$$gs h. $$a}
i 90 WV SSo5S ssss 81
.ne Si-ir
srEgraL aorses~. ,.,.,,
~ I'm BIsr NEWS YEf.
spcciai purchase %
xrsrrsD cLsAKs T0g LADIES AND
MISSES
-i.ain place. ono
cLoAN DBPARTnerr
.aYer7 eor.p,csa foeu ~ race, ~ ssn ~"
s,ls -Ef ps.cts "a est eycfs 'a''
r,.A,f, ANppLAIN riANNEL sUiTtS@h.
", s,,os sone sssrtiiui ana rire cos,o'ntiipe'
IN pi.sIn sInTiHGs. While We can furnish sur
> stc "a pOuuLl. wIpgu PLAIN thASa'ih
stJiTfSGh at To-. SAT 81 ,tri. w 'S'r '''a
,-..t.,,t line II orr ~ GOODS 10 iowa.
BLAHGuTs, BLANKETS.
sr,sih,rg,'ns IA sILyEr-GRnY ;at WHITE
KLAMATH. spceif sWenson 10 called % e"r
rwkggGQuaRTrE BONANZA M'AHNif'
nttG.
hlIEs. 'sIIhs.
"a, chcerc,t BLACK sIj.K Ia ,pr ,tpcS Or
slanset.ss EiACK SILKS latc ihe ;csi
rlAck gnADAME ,tsI.Ie- splendid 'a'sri
UI,aCb RHADZfYEB AZ ~ - wnrth sl.51-
1nc chesp,,i lac 81 C0LORED SILKS "''f
Offered. GRIND bargains ~ BIAGE suf 0oI-
OgUO
CgOCADr VHvIT3.
El.Ac9 aui CoLOrED SILK ViLYE:s .erV
~.
IaIg,. fi.tI1a, dsHY mals - our cnii'v ''''S'
wcipv,tr, ssii. W. give y,u i;tSq Copl'p ~
Nv" "'' LEVY DAYS.,
mo; lniTnni tOi9 Wan .t'rci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

- con iGtr ypur
Remedy ihc bit remedy 10 existence
Zoe Ind gr-iiou, kidney
-fOaiptdfnf
1And ncrN on, debility. have il,i"
Returned
From the ~puth Ia afTuiilc,s e'arc, for health
anG 6nd that your Bltiar> re- doing no more
Good
Than anything ci.";
month ago va. oNirelitp
~Emacil,ei -"
Aud scarcely able 10 valk. Now 1m
Gaining strength and
FIp-h!"
And hardly day ~ s-r~ but wha' AN
romphmcn;r.i OIL my improved ap' artnc", luG
II g. nli tue - Hop
BIti,r,: j. Wick'iGc Jackson,
H'ia.H9io.,. pei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
81 HAVE sUFFERED;'

WITH cy, ~ di,cas, nuag.n1blc for ihc iisl tirer
yCarr. our
Druggist, 7. i. Anderson. recommending
Hon Bitt,ff tOire,
fused tWo battles
Am entirely curs1. rni hrrrtily rr,onin MT
Top Eu,crs e. every oar. 81. Wa!Arr, Bur.n'r
Mo.
write ihi- rs
1okei, 90 ihc great apprrciliion have o. f"us
Hop
EittoI.. va, afflicted
With inhammatnry rhcnna'ism -.
For nraiii
seven YEAR. aud ue n,odiriu- seemed 10 TO
ncany
Gcod!!.
Un,n ts.cd two bottle Of ysw 10, Bauer ,
and To- m, -urI ri.r / ana a~ we'd tp-ily ever :
was. hope
You may have abundant -ucres~"
in Ut, sr al aud
Valuable medicine:
Ansoac wishing 20 snow mvrc 1houl my
,uIer
Can learn hy adore ,in- no, I'M.
William. nos 10Th street, Washington, u. O..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
TrtANksGIvIsG DINNER.
fI'I NKSGINING DINNER FOR
L GRACE CHURCH
IulN-0AN. Non fuxsP a-Yff

Tho ladies oi s.rsce church viz rive a III ISKS-
GIVING DINNlh a No. M Vain .tgt-t ~ ,se-
Ssnt bni ,cirgl. fnSifad Of w. 1906 Man ssrs-ci
90 fsfIE-liNl am 'asAot. frc-n ~ q oNclArk
irieoas and Tire public. Tickets. 81 w extra.
no o5-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
n,sErAI. WATERS.

w AUkESHA GLENN MINERAL.
w wATFR. PURE DEISTTvs, WATER
from ise ws,hsshs Gsnn spFibgs- wsukeshi. d.
ltvered m ANY part OF sse world. Tho sSr,xnd for
The eeiet rstr,i water ~ oar haetne fsnilicS a.
regular agirsiny water = duly isfusA>lns. Ia
valuable la pu kijusJ and liver diskcn.tisS. fos
sab nv iezdins siaSsfstf. Ssmpfc -rr0ms, sIssctr
90 direct irots sprtrg IN issrsis hats and gsss-
'S ~ sss aSf IN Sa sssaS Vi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

John LAToUCHE, MERcHANT>as
y TAIioR, Ma. 4 Term street. tssps ~
rhine SUITABLE FOR GETTING Up-A
FINE. STY LIsH. AID nUHAsLE
GARMENTS.
The low pitccs val surprise ANY one used ~ aae
work, k2l-ee<i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
MARRIAGES..

HtRE.iAStS.
FsTFS-lIrTNEl.- N,risi, avn ribcr sist.
. s'rl,ck L. " nc tifoad- -irtct Nc!hDa,i cnrri,
ly Ieg. 4 (. D!cdscc. jboEi'N ~. loIE~ tna
81 I,Gh {. It Thti, both 81 th'S ri'y.
Mobile RsDIfF sui Nrypori tN' ~ psp'r iie--'
C0f'j. "
DEATHS.
UOijG E~.-ilief, Yesterday morriug. Nnycn,i'er
% 1854. a. ? 81 D'rL-'k, ~ h' brothers i-e'i-
ff-fiGp, No. - e1sf ifrtsnr street. tiiph -
ispi,tt~. ~ the twenty ninth yer ot h's ago.
49,. fuBeral Win AXE place THIS tlr'-1l'yl NJ
7iRsDDs gt $50 O'clock frNin NJ. Pct@r'- tiihc-
fra,. Frtcnd. ana acnsinianrcs 81 the sAnily 'iF
respectfully invited - arrnd without Further ,n'-
tee.
hIpDIF19N.- Dird. on srrday. 93d Of No
,,mi4r. 1854. Mr.. tl.A q. mu,bhtJpS;
VIE 0f Eir. i0l,a =. Milileinn s;,i d'aghter of
a. ,or Issac II. Csrriurton, ~ the iwcnty-si XII
.c..f 80 iisr ago.
~ r fuGeraI ~in take place from 50. Pat-,.'
cathedral n o'clock iilia tigcsiaJl wv
NfNI, nDyrnher 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
RESfAURs<r.
| AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'>
RESTAURANT.

The public viii qlca.c take notice that iron, To-
DAY my REsrAURNNrwm be under the man
sscWent Of
Mon. SrGEo ZETF,LF.
50 'l,orally known 70 our ci''zsn-; and lheir
patronage j. Invited.
ALL nm bELICACIES on THE SEASON
win be- .crve,' In he BEST STYLE and al MOD.
EHATE PRICES. mo 25-5,i \. ANToNi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

O. None genuine without = bUurh or gTecu
Hops On me white label ~huu al tie he, bot
,onous stun wi,h Hop" or Hop IN their
Iame. no I-Sf.TG, rb& vim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
nANoyEG SCHOOL MONEY.

ON motion OF Mr.. Wickhim,
R,S0lrc6, That the Committee on Public
Institutions and Education be directed to
inquire into The expectancy OF directing
The superintendent Of publie schools Of the
county OF Hanover TO pay over ratablc
proportion ol the school fund OF Beaver
Dam district. 10 said county. 10 the trustees
OF Halls free school, and report by bill or
Otherwise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

nss.foSd's r,rcsa Preparation
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

sFrIFA & PERKINS SAUCE,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

On notion Of Mr.. Callahan. the bill To
sustcsize The Seaboafd aud Roanoke Raj.
rnad Company 10 invest IN and operate
railroads and transportation lines chartered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

i MESSAGE was received from The House
o. Delegates by Mr.. Thoml> j. Evans, who
informed the Senate that that House had
pasSed an act 10 appropriate money 10
complete The new asylum building near
Petersburg, known u The Central Lunatic
A>vlum.
, 1884-04-05

A writer on health very justly condemns
lounging, which a large number OF persons
indulge, as injurious TO health. He says:
AN erect bodily attitude is OF vastly more
Importance to health that Is generally i'm
asined. Crooked bodily positions, main
tanned for any length of time, are always in
furious, whether in sitting, standing or lying
posture, whsthsr sleeping or waking.
ITO sit with the body leaning forward on
the stomach or to one side, with the hools
elevated to q level with the head, is not only
in bad taste, but exceedingly detrimental to
health. 1t cramps the stomach, presses tho
vital organs, interrupts the free motion of
the chest, and enfeebles the functions of tho
abdominal and thoracic organs, and in fact,
unbalances the whole muscular system.
"Many children become slightly hump
backed or severely round .shouldered, by
sleeping with the head raised on u high pill
low. When any person finds it easier to sit
or stand, or walk or sleep in a crooked posi-
ton than a straight one, such u person may
be- sure his muscular system is badly de-
ranged, and the more careful he is to pre-
serve a straight or upright position, and get
back to nature again, the better"
, 1884-04-05

The New York Commercial Advertiser
comments upon the fine bonnets with which
Miss Kate Field is narrowing up the souls of
Mormon ladies. It is not, however, upon her
handsome bonnets that Miss Field prides
herself. Her particular vanity is her elegant
foot-gear. She has her shoes made in Paris,
and they are marvols OF exquisite workman
ship. She has very small feet, and she
dresses them in the ~costliest material. One
large trunk is devoted to boots, CATERS, and
slippers, and these she has in every conceiv-
able style, from alligator shoes, reaching high
above tho ankle, TO delicate kid slippers that
a Cinderella might envy.
Miss Field says she never had n corn in her
life, and this she claims is due to her care of
her feet American shosmakers, she de,
clarcs, insist upon squeezing the foot, thereby
destroying the naturally graceful shape OF
that member and subjectinE a person to
permanent torture from eKcrescences. any
shoemaker in Paris makes and sends me two
pairs Of shoes every month. l will not wear
u shoe that Is ripped, torn or worn out, be-
cause that is slovanly; and l will not wear n
mended shoe, for patching a shos destroys its
symmetry, and is apt TO occasion an I'M
natural pressure upon the foot
Miss Field has n number of curious shoes;
one pair OF lcece-lined sandalettes, presented
her by Sig. CASTELAR,; u pair OF lace slip
pers, a gift from Sir Charles Dixie; several
Chinese shoes, Javaness sandals. and Turkish
slippsrs. Knowing hen humor for those
things, Governor Murray, Of Utah, recently
gave her II pair OF high-topped boots, manu-
facturei from the skin OF the Rocky muuu-
tain sheep and lined with the fleece Of that
adventurous animal
, 1884-04-05
in Mexico.
t"Gath's" Interview.l

"What did you get to drink out there.
colonel"
"They keep American bars. Whenever
they do adopt anything from the United
States they copy it entire without Il particle
of hesitation. For instance, they AVE street
railroads; the cars built in New York. They
run them exactly rs we do, with Il driver and
n conductor. One of these railroads runs
eleven miles out of Mexico The drink the
people use is called 'pulque,' 1t is made of
the century plant, and seemed to me to be a
combination OF sour cider and soap-suds.
They cut down the plant and leave a sort of
trough in it, and the juice rises there. This
then ferments, and they run it into a hogs
skin, using a whole hogs skin with the head
downward. When this is full OF pulque II
fellow takes the hog by the legs and walks
Off with it. At their American bars you get
rather poor whisky, and other things brought
from other countries. You can get very
good wine in Mexico, chiefly sent from
Spain. The sherry aud the Spanish brandy
are good"