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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
THE CAUSE

Tbrough which Collars. Cuffs, SHIRTS. etc.
become yellow and get that graylsh. OF
dark steel colored look. after having been
iaundried but few times,
is partly dne to not having been
properly washed and rinsed. But MOSi /
I Y 20 the extensive and continued use ~
acid. cheap adulterated soaps. etc tur
mode Of laundering If different from that
az most all others. and is done IN such
manner that the goods remain as clear
sna white as when new, neither II there
anv more wear 70 them than when done
In tie ordinary way AZ home. Our work
is always uniform and satisfaction guar
snfeed every time We also promptly
call Tor and deliver goods free Of charge
Telephone 30.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
FOR sALE.

NEAND HANkN rlsiaeace. slse se -sser iaiia
l a mean tlari. .tslE a. tAti-l-uza Ter As-A9
.'-..-fis. 80 ~ 4san tar eats prois1is llls-f-
snts tolieies also lea sale b. tutlle eros.
rIFl THOUSAND slhES Of thOlth iA-
Z proved lalds m Mi=slssliGl u11 AfAai-s--s
foF -ale cheap lu e.sg bfflis. 9i.tN esite
fn Is.unsssea. La30 afTes srslllls LANDS
..lth -tock. ID leAus fer asls, tA uafts ~
tfs choicest lands I rlerita tur of1se culture
sense and up. - choice farms ln Michigan -
houses aad iois. and fagsni lafs lb tie Slr2 Ia
sals. r. y. Tower. 10 bousealau blegk
TOR SAIE-A sool hoDs- Noft afd e-is water,
si.s anl harS- Inquire a. "a Paris aNehDe-
TOR SAlK- House and lot. iocs.fion celtral
Z ..nd in every rer p-ci clelrsiillt Ia Asa z ara
improved fine shaae and FRAT treeA Terms
low Part II purchase money c1D r,tlaln ~
mortgage If daslrod- 1T Ioi sold VII o. rr-ts-d
Inquire of Perkins Hess.
N lOU WANT YOUR HOUSES ktAlltA
| bring 1lem on at once. We are unable IL sai-
ply he demand made upon us daily - isei'pilsi-
BIZ tenangs. Ives i Dudley. - Fountain sifeei
E.OR SALE Lots on ~. Fulton. Veto hosey
Natson Dayton and fesfrise re-is, graded !
$40 60 500. INeni s-rxe azores "n l'es-le.H s'f.e
ana ButterWoFth avenue Two toti-fs .ud b4tiis
so Milk Ssfe~. siOoeach. troc - hueier. 80 Nal
Sou sIretf-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
$500 TO $500 PER DAY

20 all Ladies ON, Of employment. Wanted Cen
eraI AGENT for this city. To "a man and wife
special Inducements Gail for circulars. School
OF DreSs-C Cuttlng.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

A man living near Marshall had lOu
swarms OF bees at the beginning OF
Winter and now he has only I'D.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
READ ! READ ! READ !

Worth 800 of Cumberland Maryland
cheapest Blood purifier
Seketee's WormD Destroyer for sale by all Druggist
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

nREVIOUS TO BEMOYAI-On April sto
save expense Of breakase ! offer ay entire
stock of CrOckely Glassware. de-. af cost. Now
- your chance for bargains q. Bllckiey 81 Monroe
street.
n 4. ACCIDENT.-Mr. b. J. Bullard was
X etrick bv a Karr al the .eonard street cross
ing on the evening of April and thrown from Tire
trpck and very seriously injured he Wa al once
removed 10 the drug store Of 4. Stonehoust- hfld
Drs Winter aud weiss called in who az once
dressed his wounds. N is thousht. however that
he will recover ii sufficient orders Gre lit al bl.
place Pearl street. FOR pencil, pocket, hand and
wheel rubber stamps.
QUITTING AND BASTING done az the Sim e.
~ Kellngg's School Of Dress-cutting. no rent
ting OF uniting, satisfaction guaranteed; don {
fail 10 call.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS

.,.,g, Invariably in Advance
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Pes w. Fepper>.
!coiS S s5vsn to the world by
Ssy were dis voyage in 1893, from
We disseminated through.
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Nouldn1t Wni4

t,j, oaiA'' Compartment
|>bGt If Fa we're formerly much mora
q a. snsiye prayers in public Ib, Wor 1GGg
d sb now, and many Incidents mS5' are
i. Soastippart of the Scotch conS y sn-
s Fs1tigga gave out, as was sug the over ceso
Va hnsr Jackson was called on to
Ne reirs asd assembled in the harm
's u, Js sa7n After the msa1
- Be SAeASOn was asked to re su-,
ID q 't gan in right good ID e as1%rn
psst adam adam, and was I gone s4 dnen
"a ,,S. austed. 'ner' I'LL pa
sas By one st they d am04g the the
c6urc 9eral Procession star rte Fms so..
I'D opeysFd. When Waits IS co LOT
I'd P aa his eyes, he fou rof lame bino
AiOa Vas f inquiry discovered that
Iully mile on the w yv'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15

Rain ard skies Gltnr-Grays Gone-The PO-
lice Commissionrrs-s teaiaRe OF Preachers.
ICorrespondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
July II, 1885.
Reports from all the regions round
show that rain fell at intervals during
Yesterday. Fire was not unpleasant,
but the crops were refreshed, and the
lard must be thoroughly wet. Skies
clear to-day, and hearts glad.
The Grays left yesterday morning,
happy crowd. for Ocean View. A num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen from Dan
vile and Chatham went down with the
boys.
The policemen here were elected last
year by Board Of Police Commission
ers who were elected by the Council.
A motion was made some days ago that
the Board Of Police Commissioners be
abolished, and that the Council resume
the business Of electing policemen.
After lying over some ten days or more
the motion was lost, only two votes
being for it.
Sunday-school pic-nics and conven.
tons are now the order Of the day, and
The preparations for them are Of quite
an elaborate character, both for the in
ner and the outer man. One feature
Of them is the bringing Of the North
Carolina preachers over into Virginia.
This stealage Of the North Carolina
preachers was commenced some time
last spring, and was then given a serious
turn, and profitable turn, and looked
like that Of retaliation. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
LYNCHBURG.
Carisin Elected Sudden Denth-The Post
Once, &c.

CaFtsin Elected Sudden Denih-The Post
Ofnce, &c.
fCofrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
July II, 1885.
Last night the Lynchburg Home
Guard, acting under instructions from
Colonel G. c. Wertenbaker, proceeded
to fill the vacancy in the captaincy of
the company occasioned by the resigna-
ton Of Captain NJ. p. Davis, who has
removed to Richmond. Third-Lieuten-
ant p. T. Withers, Jr., was elected
captain on the first ballot, and Sergeant
Frank Scruggs was promoted to the
third lieutenancy. Captain Withers
is only twenty-four years Of age-by
far the youngest captain the Home
Guard ever had.
Last night about 1890 o'clock Mrs.
Stephen b. Ferguson, the estimable
wife Of one Of our most prominent to-
=. "conists, died very suddenly at. her
h",.o A, Court street. She was stricken
with apoplexy Ch.r,o. W
Butt on, the newly.appointed postuias-
Ter Of this city, will take charge Of the
Office next Monday. Among the APP
poimi:nents made by Mr.. Button is that
Of Mr.. John d. Murrell, city editor Of
the Adpdnce, to be receiving and dis.
bursting clerk. BEAUMONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15

By sarap-on \ Adamsen.
Real Estate Agents aud Anctioneens
ans Il.js strset, Manchester, Va.
,,rr,oN sAIE or A NICE LIT


A uCTION SALE OF A NICE LIT
"A Tile DAIRY FARa.-Hy .irtue OF q
A., ~ s,osf. dated tho a6sh day OF feb-
rrs,v iseg. and dsiy OF record ~ the clerks
's,,,ss - Inc Uukltpgs Court, e.'E OF Man.
c,snsssy va. Ia Deed Book q. sFtge 1os. 10
The nndersIrnet', default hayi y been made
i, ,he paymerf Of certain t-Jtes secured
thereby, we will sell NJ public euction' on
the premises, 90
WFDNEs DAY. July Is. 1885,
=, o,c,oct r. NJ, that yALU ABLE LIT
TiE nAIkY PAIN. with CONfORrA-
HiE t,dJITAGE DIV ElLiNG thereon, con-
tainlng .oor good rooms. Win atual out
bniIdIilgs. and yell ~ splendid water a,
Inc door. This lot embraces one square. ana
h hount. 4 By jefferson. haury Everett,
and Cav streets fronting on Ma Iry street
S9l feel and % Everett street 2es feet, run
ming tack 165 iee,. -, ...o-,t,v 20
any one Wishing TO engage IN the dairy
h":inesa The lad In very ricn, and, be-
s,des. the buildings CONSIST OF connforta-
M four.room cottage house. kitchen. sta
lie for COWS capable Of holding rom TWEEN
;y.flye to thirty head Of cattle with laree
lcft oloye There II every Description OF
choice fruit 90 THIS property.
TKRA,s OF this deed prescribe sunlcient
casb 10 defray the expenses OF this trust !
and upon the remainder one fourth cash
ana balance payable In SIX. Twelve, ana
eighteen months. Interest added rom ,uhy
~ sale. purchaser giving notes Thereon. Sc
cared BY deed Of trust upon the properly
p p 4. fp aLi.AN Trustees.
SAMSON & ADAxsoN, Auctioneers;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
A Puzzle for Geore,a.s Governor

An Atlanta (Ga.) special says t:
There is o curious case now before the
Governor for consideration. On Christ
mas night two negroes had quarrel
and scufile in a cabin which was the
home Of one Of them. Later the
quarrel, which was about as much a
Christmas frolic as a quarrel, was re-
uewed in the yard. The visiting negro
struck at the other with a stick. The
stick miscarried in the dark and struck
a baby which the other negro had in
his arms. The child died from the eff
feet Of the blow. The evidence was
clear that the assailant did not see the
child and did not know that there was
any child near but the law being that
whoever kills another in the perform
ance Of an unlawful act is guilty OF
murder, the negro was convicted OF
murder and is now in the pentcntiary
for life. If he had hit the negro he
aimed at the most punishment would
have been a few days sentence. lie
hit the child he did not see and is q
murderer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15

dtsson supported almost entirely by
English actors and, ACTRESSES. So at the
iirst rehearsal OF s'Ingomar " Mitchell,
instead Of being cast Cor fair part.
found that he was TO appear a. one OF
Ingomar's barbarians. lie promptly
resigned end entered The Augustus Har-
ris company at the Drury-Lane Thea
ire. In this, ii is said, he was so sue
cessfuI that tour OF the provinces
was made, Mitchell taking Harris's
own part.
After his return from this tour
Mitchell met Miss Sophie Eyre, the
lady, il will be remembered, who was
once selected b. Mr.. Wallack to super
sedc Rose Coghlen. At the time Of
her meeting with the young American
she had already made arrangements
to come to this country. They were
together on the ship ceming over, and
it, was under stood in the profession on
their arrival that they were engaged to
De married. Reaching New York, Miss
Eyre took quarters at the Victoria
Hotel, but for various reasons did not
appear at Wallack's. Mitchell joined
the Minnie Madden company.
A few months ago Mitchell picked
up newspaper and read therein that
Miss Eyre had married wealthy young
gentleman from Cincinnati. There had
been some opposition in the bride
groom's family, but her beauty and
agreeable qualities smoothed all dill
cnlties, and to-day she is to all appear
anccs devoted and happy wife.
The affair, his friends say, preyed on
Mitchell's mind. He evidently lost his
ambition and grew moody. During his
stay in New York--he was Of frugal
turn and had saved money--hc lived in
a private hotel on Fifth avenue, and
gradually disappeared from the usual
haunts OF actors about town. One Of,
his friends advised him to try hunting.
He did so, and spent several months in
the Dismal Swamp Of Virginia. On his
return, and in April last, Mitchell left
the city toplay the leading juvenile part
in Kate Claxton's company. The tour
lay through Wisconsin and Manitoba.
Mr.. Charles Stevenson, the manager
OF the company, was sitting in his Office
just after the first performance, when
Mitchell entered, said that he had
grown tired Of theatricalS and was 60
ing TO enlist with the Canadian troops,
then marching just over the border to
the attack on Riel. Both the actress
and Mr.. Stevenson endeavored to dis
suade him from this purpose, and he
said he would think it over. From the
theatre, however, he went directly to a
lawyer, had his will drawn, bequeath-
ing his few effects to his relatives at
Syracuse, and on returning handed the
will 10 Mr.. Stevenson for safe keep
ing. A few days later he left the COM
pany and enlisted, and it was to him
that the dispatch above quoted re-
ferred. Since that time nothing, so far
as can he definitely learned, has been
heard Of him, although an uncle, Mr..
Wilbur W. Brown, Of Syracuse, has
made inquiries in every direction con-
corning him. These inquiries, it is ru-
mored, have resulted in discoveries that
cast some doubt on the announcement
OF Mitchell's death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
smrILfAxsBuRc.


~~N-NN~a@-~1A~4N-~~~A
psnsssss-sps,ssass Ksecssd-A Fiess-p~
suucsrve Storm.
suprssspon<encc OF the Richmond Dsspssch.l
jury IA, 1885.
The Democrats Of James City county
met, yesterday and elected Mr.. John
Barnes ~ delegate and d. w. Marsden
alternate 10 the State Convention. Tae
meeting slso elected the following TO
convention 10 name candidate for the
legislature: Stonehousc District--pel-
eeate. Jsmes r. Banks; Alternate, p.
Wright. Pcwhatan District--Delegatc,
8. 8. Edwards; Alternate, James II.
Allen. Jamestown District--Delegate,
Parke Jaaes; Alternate, Z. d. Rich
ardson.
During the meeting some remarks
were made by Mr.. X. I. Armistead
bearing on the retention OF Mr.. Clay as
collector ct Ncwport's News, which
were exccptedto by Mr.. Taylor tRepub-
l;can) in q manner that provoked an as
sault BY Mr.. Armistead. The brothers
Of esch Of the principals also became
engaged in the fight, and for awhile
the excitement was pretty high. The
mayor Immediately caused the parties
10 be arrested and brought before him,
and after an examination bound them
over to keep the peace for twelve
months In the penalty Of $500 each.
During heavy thunderstorm which
passed down York river last Friday the
property Of Captain James Townsend
WAS seriously damaged. The chimney
20 his dwelling was blown down and
the whole structure considerably
wrenched and weakened. The barn
was entirely demolished, fences blown
down, and q large boat capsized and
landed high and dry on the opposite
shore.
Under the energetic lead OF Rev.
Mr.. Burch, efforts are being made to
raise funds for the purpose Of repairing
she old Bruton parish Episcopal church.
This venerable building is probably the
Oldest church in use in America, and 1t
is gratifying to know that so far the
efforts made to rescue u from decay are
meeting with deserved success.
Two indictments were made in the
County Court yesterday--viz.. Henry
Smith Icolored), for house-breaking, and
Piggott white, for assault. To-
day. in the same court, in the sIit OF
Trizer & Co. rs. Eastern Lunatic Asy-
lum, on contract made by the former
ADMINISTRATION, the jury gave verdict
in favor Of the plaintiffs for s70.
w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
Tho Platform and the Debt.
RICHMOND, VA, July l3, 1885.

RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1885.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
Are you not in error in your quota
ton from the Lynchburg platform when,
in your answer to the communication
signed " Subscriber" published in
your issue of yesterday, you say the
Democratic party pledged itself to OPP
poe all agitation Of the recent settle
ment of the public debt, "or any dis
turbance of it by appeal or other
wise: | think the word repeal was
used by the Committee on Platform,
and, though cannot now lay my hand
on copy Of the platform, | think that
word, and not appeal, was adopted by
the Convention. j. Ii. d.
The word as it appears in our files
in the Dispatch Of July &c, 1888, is
appeal" 1t would SEEK. however
that it ought to be "repeal."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
old DOMINION STEAM i'm
" SHIP COMPANY. --is3
EOU NEW YORK

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at 3 Z. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Cabin fare To New York QncludiDg meas
and berth), $40; round-trip tickets, sloi
steerage, with subsistence, 81; without sub
ssteEce, So.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF
lading Issued for poiRts beyond New York.
Freight received daily until Z. N.
Manifest closed on sailing-dsys one nour
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the
Chesapeak e and Ohio railway at 500 Z. ii.
(pta Sewport's News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1l:S0 A. NJ. on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS. and SATU RDAYS will make
connection at NORFOLK with steamer
''A'A SAILINGS THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY.
JuIy 18th at 3 O'Clock L. Al.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUES
DAY, July l4th. at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
WYANOKE, Captain HULPHERs, FRI.
DAY, July nth, at 3 o'clock Y. NJ.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street and
jy4 Company's Wharf. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
DANVILLE.

Rain aud skies Clear-Gravs Gone-The PO-
lice Commissionrrs-st eaiage OF Preachers.
correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
LIZ IL ISQs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15

The widow Of Henry j. Byron, the
dramatist, has declined purse of
1880 raised by English friends for
herself and children, because the money
is not needed. The late Mr.. Byron's
stage rights are worth annually SIC, 900.
The Denver NeWS has information
that Senator DOrsey has dissolvedpart-
pership with the palo Blamed Cattle
Company, and division of the proper
ty is to be made. The division will
leave Mr.. Dorsey with about $4,000
head of cattle and the finest rancho in
New Mexico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
by j. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRA-
L BILE BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 3i6
WEST CARY STREET BETWEEN MADE
son AND BELNIDERE Sfkt ETS.-By
virtue OF "A deed OF trust executed by John
f. Lay and wife 20 the undersigned trustee.
bearing date the goth OF No"enber. 1879.
al OF record in the clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court Of Richmond. To rethe
payment Of certain notes therein described.
and default having been made In payment
thereof and being required by the benen'
ciary In said deed 50 10 do, VIII sell az auc.
ton, on the premises on
THURSDAY, July "a. 1855.
at O'Clock =. NJ, the above property. being
a TWO-STORY BRICK DIV Filling, SIT
uated on lot on the north line OF west
Cary street. ard between Madison and Bel
Nidere streets, beginning lj6 feet west OF
Madison street, and fronting on said street
I6s feet with depth OF l5S feet toan alley
in common. and dies gnated as Lot No. in "a
plat v .th deed from Il. ". Pickrell and wife
10 "a id Lay, recorded in Deadlock ! 10 \,
page IL.
The dwelling has : tx rooms, besides closets
gas. bath, dc.
TERMS: BY consent Of al parties one
fourth cash; balance i'm SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months. & per cent. interest add
ed, and secured by trust-deed.
r. @. PEGRAM. Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BnOwN & Co.. Auctionc'rs.
iyl2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15

TOR RENT, a
l. SMALL HOUSES. -
pool east Clay street.
4l6 north Twenty.eighih street.
EOS west Canal street.
Twenty seventh street between n and
streets.
1O4 south Cherry street.
PIX south Cherry street.
Twenty. seventh between Nenabe and
X streets.
OF Brook avenue.
7eaht Baker street.
IL and IS west Canal street.
sO7 and Sill Moore street.
Spring street, near brooke avenue,
Thirty second street, corner y street..
3O7 Reservoir street.
1920 east Cary street.
Eighteenth street, corner Bakers alley.
Apply 10 fURMAN TUPPER,
West 1915 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
rs ACTOR MITCHELL DEAD?
The Roper, ,bs, lie Fell in an engagement
Against KitL

Against Kiti.
The following from Tie New York
Word is Of interest to number Of
Richmond people. Mason Mitchell was
well known in the city, where no had
connections. While on a visit here
during the winter be left a part of his
sporting outfit, including a rifle, with
Pclice-Captain EppS to be taken care
Of. Not long since q letter was re-
ccived from him, dated Winnipeg, ask
ing that the rifle be sent to him, and
stating that he was going out as an in
dependent scout.
In the early part Of June, and while
| the Risl rebellion was still in progress,
this dispatch from Winnipeg was pub
ished in the World:
"Amoegtha Ywty Ofss0ats conveying
train Q. ANN nition-wagons who WERE
passaefed by Reil's troops was an actor
whose name is unknown"
Investigation quite conclusively shows
that The name of the actor was Mason
Mitchell. The story Of his life, ended
by this tragic desth--if he is indeed
dead--in the Canadian wilderness, is
only now beginning to be known in the
theatrical profession. Mitchell was at
one time connected with the Mary
Anderson Company. He played as
leading gentleman in the Minnie Mad
den Company, and was also a member
of The Mckee Rankin stock organiza-
ton At the Third Avenue Theatre. He
vas FIRST heard Of in New York five or
six years ago. He came here from hrs
home In Rochester, where he had been
admitted to the bar. Those who know
him say be was q polished gentleman,
chissirous, and agreeable. lie was
ropulsr among his associates, and hay
ing some merit rose rapidly in his pro-
fsssion.
whea Mary Anderson sailed for Eng
land Mr.. Abbey engaged Mitchell TO
support her. II Was understood that
ne was to have leading part. but
American actors, Mr.. Abbey feared,
bso rot been particularly magnetic on
priiish boards, and il was decided to
change former plans and have Miss An
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
.D~lly. tDaily (exeep, sunday.


STOPPING PLACES,
Nos. 90 and IS make ne stops. No,
AZ stops only on signal at Chester, Cen
tralia, and Manchester. No. IS stops only
on signal at Manchester. Nos. 8, IS, -, ~,
and a. stop at al stations-
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On train DO. 40 sleepinx-cArs between
Washington and Charleston. On train No.
as sleeping-ca between Warrington and
Jacksonville. Fla. On trains Nss- ~ and ~
sleeping -cAn between New York Aad Jack
sonville.
I.xAW. ARRIvnL
Richm'd-tlI.2e An. Norfolk .-.--S:2o r. n
Norfolk. 1000 A u. Riehm Also p. 4.
Norfolk. .. ts:o5 Pm. Riehm'd.... s:So Y. u.
Nos - and 81 make close connection 70
and nom Farnvile. Lynchbury and south.
western points, and wAy-stations On the
Norfolk and Western railroad. The eons
nection from Rishnond TO NORFOLK win -
by No. -, except on sundays, when thls
connection viii b by No. -.
]. Il. KFNLY.
Superintendent OF TrsrsrortatIou.
TIN. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-15
DYSPEPSIA Is A DANGEROUS

n1SPEPSlA Is n DANGEROUS
~ az well as distressing complaint. II
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and depressing the tone OF the system TO pre-
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blood, stimulates the appetite. and aids the
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Rev. J. r. Rossiter, the honored pastor OF
the First Reformed church, Baltimore. Nd,
says:
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Physicians aud druggist3 recommend IL.
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Information about coins. etc, given away
by all dealers In medicine. or mailed to any
address on receipt Of 2-oent stamp.
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