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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

CoupoNs.-The Dispatch proposes
as a plan to flank the coupons that
taxes be made payable four times q
year. thus reducing the payments so
low that coupons could not be used.
But there does not seem to be much
need of further obstructing the coupons.
The fact is they are not now used to an
extent to make any impression on the
finances of the State. They are at .
low cbb, and are still ebbing. The
patriotic people Of the State are rising
to the emergency, and are sustaining
the State by paying their taxes in
money. The amount paid IN cou-
pons is ridiculously small. -Lynchburg
News.
We must provide for the future. Pa
triotism will exhaust itself if we keep
the strain upon it too long. Besides,
justice to the small taxpayers requires
that the large ones who do not do so
should be made to pay in money. The
burthen Of taxes is felt by the smaller
tax-psyers-not by the larger ones.
These latter pay out Of an excess Of in
come. The former pay with money
they need to use in procuring the neces-
saries of life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18


tnAt.kiiY pisi. NJ his faihels fst.i'
fenfr, lulf the iflh ~ ~ I, " Az
nts1f'e NuHf only child ~ y ~ AMI lha
n shslties sesd nfieen dhfA
iniefinenl ~ lakewood eemetefy 81
O'Clock TODAY.
GARY. .-niei. 81 hair rsa p 9olera 7
A iu ifth A. hla frslfenfr. vas o1fb
infs Suffering y .. uAhf in BIZ fofiy -.
~. funerai VIII isko place ffom unlgn
stat 90 Methodist lplsrnpsl rhuFrh tHla
SATURDAY. AftfNNuuN ~ yeipoh
iilsnfs and tainianrsa of the fatniif
ard ihs firi NiFfnia Nerimeui Ass'.ia-
ton sfe invited 90 attend without further
notice.
TIlI Miss uiea ~ IeisrViils, Va
tnIV IA. ifss. FfOuTNrl a. Infant
fauehisf ~ D. u AMI Madeline rfeutias
ssef nine months asii eifhi iaYs
sadly wcels nv mother asF thee.
God hna called thee te iht home
Thuu hHsf iTf be- in INV trauty,
Thou piii nrtef mufo fniufn.
Never more eiil Cares. Thee
Win nY hreffa dep yrafninH love
lliassHt angels nos enhld thee
lea thY heavenly home siinve,
RcHNFIiTNHFHO Died. luiv aih Of
WafasWns. fitNtNA. only daughter "l
isslis and Catherine sehnfllrnhfW aaei
one NfNfN SUI tHNhiN hiN NhNH
sadly wrfp ilf friends o'rf thee
tiilt has called thee 90 nv home
Thou hasf 90 ~ in nv Hu0funs
Thou Nllt nsVrfmefe return,
Nrysfmnfo wili car.es thee.
win iuY heart deep Ytaruina love
iiiFaiHHs uuW rufnf thee
in fhg hraFeniY home aunFe
Iawvei ruEnpsA thou ~ sierping
sWeefiF in fhF home 1f fnsi
All uF huuW W bile 80 ar WnrIlua
Thou ar Nith ny saviour ninsi
Ter funeral vii iahs pisre from ~.
Mars NrrWan catholic rhufrh HhfNN
uAA MORNING. iuiY tsth ~ so nrlfok
ffiends end nriatisus ar respectfully In
tfisf tn attend eithuui fufinrf nutirn.
THOHNTuN Died. nf Bis rssldeuee
twenty ninth street af nfinfH In tnn
fnufniiiH Hf luly ifth ISAAC THORN roy
10 The hnf 30 tih ynaf ri hIs sHr
The funeral VIII tatr place ~ inr SAN
Muuuf flnu nhurTh Hf rlHNt 81 NNAA
AlI ftltNtHlN. Tho friends and aeIuaint
snres ar invited 90 attend
VOOLFOLK pird at Wuihef uisn,
caroline onuutY nn YrsfafdsF mnuilug al
snrIuft Nfs AM e. WWufIul.h nriiri
of the late Chsfles W0nfnih seei seventh.
one years
iisf remains siii o. Inferred ~ shop
HfhH fiili near milford THIS SATURDAY
AiitNNunN ai aor'nrh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
Jed It's Temper.

~. p~ou;a.uo (R. H. Erening Mail
-. =. iment upon the libels
- A.. -, that city upon the
South and the "'
ton is prscticed w,
workmen Of Rho
ter Of voting. e,.
g. 80 tes kukluxism aad in
...,,..,-. -. The whites o. that Sec
ton Of the couS"' N
49, A.. a., iuntrammelled voters,
rnLod .rm !. frsa, Republicans and
nomo.,.,s am, ,soyers and employees.
H.. ,ona,,.s joyfully towards the
polls, like sposs, " pay,
,,o Nj ono,.s me Dispatch upon the
Journal, and add
.w. Z the slightest doubt but
A.. a. n:s could completely bury
49,. Ia 49, Ino D'IP the Journal building
-;,h $50 a. ~, deliberate false state
- a'..;f the condition OF the
So To- a. GIT Of the Journal, the
81 -. y Democratic, no good
80 800 g., ass Nazareth. II it was
..,,;sh.S - otfo il would hoist the
bloody shirt int e 'S, =. ' " nsis
signals, but rs ~ . "y '.s1,s - n" v
! Island n coutt0 it'oh WIN uis-
$3.50: Ar SSuth and its institu-
49, -. H. piracy and its princi-
n,ss Th. 80. al used in times past
to frequertly qu o'' III" 'n' H'iAi 'A
C5,o,,eI, ha, those papers differed
Nth ,Ls Io.,1oJ on some points, and,
,;ta 81. nssv;.h 4 i 9ol-boy, the Journal
got its back up :" -, a'~ os,,.a ~ 'auss
-, 7, 81, Te in the natural order
- H.. 80 :, "a. the Dispateh has
shown up the - ~ s $500 ", 49,
for the latter pApF ~. ?. INV P'' ""u
take q fit of the ~
What the Mali says Is ',us' anu u I"
.v;a.,, n.. . \ IS gagged the temper
80. -, .gactly. The Di,pascA
~. s.....,,. nbsicsd the disposition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

suls wss witnessed IN ihs Fif'h. ssvss'h,
and Ninth districts, where The nrrfo
vote u comparatively small. 10 shese
shses districts combined the inctes.e
yes only 62l over the vote o. lssS'
whils in the Nisih district, who're there
are very few negroes. che Republican
vote cell oft Clio.
These figures show that the White
vote in The State u still nearly al
Democratic, and that the bemoofa,'
are no, losing any Of their strength
and that the black vote h selidly re
publican. We -, no reason % doubt
that Malone will be badly beaten this
yesr..-foffsmorfA Timss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

Il s reported that Colonel Tom
Ochlltrce is going 10 he professional
lecturer.
The Pope ls not lll. A. has been Do.
ported ON the contrary, hc ls enjoy
ing excellent health.
II is said that Alexander n Sicrhes
le1 behind him Journal containing n
record Of he prison experience n fort
Warren.
senator Brown. of Georgia. follow
politics Tor che hn of che thing 49,
Georgia real estate ~ assessed ri
fiOU, 200.
. zoe new Lord chancellor of England
Lord llalsbury, has nsuaifei ms a..
ccssion 20 the wool-saok hy tho creation
of considerable number of Queen
counsel step which his Trclocs snr.
Lord SolhoUc. somp months ago, and
IN spite oi pressure brought CD bear
upon him. refused 60 iskc.
King Ludwig of bavaria has bal 4
needed windhll Of about tl.1iOuoo
len him by hl. km,man. ihc Prince ol
IhIm and laRis. This will enable him
O. pay = portion 81 his debts. a1i % is
said that the ROYAL family. backed by
the Emperor, are going Co strhiehfou
out his affairs and 90 nv to persuade
him to a reasonable line of conduct
The Duke Of Cumberland. who bears
Bismarck an undying gruigo forrofus.ng
t. restore the llanoycrian possessions Of
his father. allows uo Pfussan iron 10
other material 30 enter into lhr con.
struction Of the castle ho is building If
Gmunden. AMI compel. tho workmcn
employed lopfescnt their baptismal ccr-
tfcalcs. lest one of thc hated race
should get upon the payroll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

1t lis amusing to read in Mahons's plat
form the declaration that he is L" for
money wages for labor against the
Bourbon store and order system"
when it is remembered that the Boss
was among the first to introduce that
system in this State when he was
president Of the Atlantic. Mississippi,
and Ohio railroad. That declaration,
like a great many others made by Ma
hone in reference to the workingman,
is sll bosh.-NouoK Ledger.
MALONE is a model opponent OF
monopolists. He received $4,000 a
year as president Of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Railroad Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

A COOP SuGGEsTIoN.-Some time
ago the Richmond Dispatch suggested
that the Democratic Convention, which
meets on the 29th of July, should on
the day il assemblies listen to the
speeches nominating candidates for
Governor, appoint committee to scru-
tinize the records of the candidates
who have been placed in nomination,
and then adjourn until the next day, to
give this committee time to report.
A number Of papers have seconded
the motion. 1t certainly meets with
our most hearty approyal.--Daarille
Times. ..-- -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

We thoroughly agree with our cor
respondent Roanoke" in the policy
he would recommend to the Democratic
party of Virginia; and it may please
MIN to know that several of eur wisest
leaders have expressed similsr views !;
but we cannot publish his communica-
ton opposing-for this is what it
amounts to--so many good men and
true. We have confidence that if the
Convention waits until the 30th before
making its selections available candi-
dates will be chosen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
Republican Platftudes and The Plain
Duty Of Democracy.
To III, Ensfcr nj the D,eno<rb


The road to victory is now plain il
the Democratic party will only do
its duty. The so-called platform adopt
ed by the Republican party is filled
with unmeaning platitudes. The great
and vital question Of the hour is the
right Of the State TO control its internal
affairs. Virginia is the only State that
has been throttled by the Supreme
Court. The great battle for the consti-
tutional right Of State to regulate
its internal affairs must be fought in
the Old Dominion. God save the State
Let us buckle on our armor aud 70
bravely into the fight. Shall old vir-
ginia become only q satrapy or pro-
vince? Now is the golden opportunity
to test this matter. As far as the free
school system is concerned it speaks
for itself. Its condition was never bet.
ter, owing to Democratic nurture. The
next most important question is aid for
Virginia's disabled soldiers. Let the
party speak out in trumpet tones on
this subject, and all will be will.
July l6, 1885. GID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

!. 49, by ,he people II he will
stand by r., " *. s.nd ana
e'' " be executed. Now Is the
oss". y lthc opportnnc moment--she
~ zee for IL the law operates
badly Cond -, .o., ,h., hoav
alter IL with - 80
..',. a.. rigidly and the worse il is
- Jill It be repealed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

Of The Jcuna, to get into pet and
sulk when any one got the better OF u
and wo have often handled II quite ten
Derby when its course would have JUS
titled rough treatment. When we set
the Mail upon 1t We had no idea that
that paper would carry the matter so
far. and we therefore call hak. The
truth is. we are afraid that the Journal
might, in one Of its pets, break Its big
telescope, and that would be national
calamity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

Last November the Ma one party in
creased its vote IN the ), 70 i3,ll2 as
compared with the yot' 4 November,
1888, and Of this incr w $3.50. or
more than two thirds, in the negro
counties in the First, 'ond. Fourth.
and Sixth districts, in sieh the ma.
chinery Of election was 1.-THE hands Of
Mshone's friends. Av y different re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

Ala recent meeting IN Edinhurr DR..
Bouhs gave denomination of the cir
culstion in the web of a frog' foot By
means u the ovyhydrogen light The
light, transmitted through a powerful
condenser passed through an ordinary
microscope lens. and was thrown upon
a large plate Of ground glass Al a dis
lance Of about - feet with excellent
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

II seems that Judge Bond has APP
pointed himself special nS-,olicctor
and general receiver for the state of
Virginia. lie passes receipts from the
bench for taxes receipts which the
regularly elected treAsurcrs Of the State,
in obedience 10 her laws. refuse 20 give.
What b. Virginia, may We ask. and
who Is Judge Bond, that tn, outrage
should be allowed 20 be repeated and
continued Half1T Rrrori.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
.,s- YOVNG MEMS CHRISTIAN

ASSOCIATION lcumer ~ l1ufth and
FRANKLIN sirr.isl Young mems meeting
every srsnAS AFrTnSVnS ~ SIS. sscr1-
tar, conversational Hlble study MesnAT
ryrxfxa- at $50. boys meeting FmpAY
FYrstsus ats
tssfsl. snd .uHE. serVice DIR railroad. men
a. 1904 east fRnklln, near Seventeenth
street. 90 s o'closk. al invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
hon for the Alarmists.

oru e southern delegates 20 the
Co.. }ention said on Thursday
that so long % .'0 M -" - s..h
tinued TO col '"'e' ~
is Of its face value Europe
- -, her silver TO this country
tild hide itself. Mr.. WAR
y, 10, has exposed the plenti-
80, Information which permits
-. - :; ,hlge in such talk as that.
Let us refer w b:...r
/. Silver 80 o. =,
in France this " -. g.. :,
'.' OOa' as q gold dollar con-
~ lance the proportion is 153
to /. There Ii. e IL. AL,
So DE American term.) These
'a'' W. use Re at par with gold as cur
'" w., Used everywhere in that
country. If -. 80 Co.. "a
s'''' 0 Joined at the rate Of l6 to
have them red ue A.,
'"' -, peration. Is it likely
story that Fir
~ =; fiscal year Of 1884 the
=, CO.. imported sl7,734.149 Of
gold, and on 80.
80. 49,. nent that as long as we
- or 49,. gollMs Europe will stock
this country
49,. 80 H., well as gold not only
American and
i'd than silver
Now, what u "' "'' -'
men who mako W"
-,1uding to- How can q
one we are all ..
congressman vs. ~
ject and who Wv
science ofpolitid = '~o"O 'o''O
e. ..,.h }en2
We repeat, n "'N'' '''' " '' W"
upon silver go ~ Wv
will either hsvd " ''VP '"' 0'eo "
silver dollars, Of '''e '' P'0V' ".'
modate themse 10 " WV
Oh introduce new ele-
ment into the Cd '''''''"' ''0'V'' "a"
IN =, ob currency a country
ban who has lost leg
.,..:. iooden one, so a coun-
...;.L - not sutficiency of
-. .u..onau substitutes a poorer
w. Eollect when silver
.- o.,h ae than gold in green
backs, and ri
metals were sQ ' "
-..-,..,. s,fange to say, the coun-
~ Emily more prosperous
~ ,h.. ;.;. yow. We say this by
:ftering consolation to
those men who
49,, -, -. lively, fall q few cents
H. no,1 ,ho they cannot sleep at
W puld remind the same
-. II that GRESHAM g law
is still in full OPT ,,,,,
First. If silly ANS '''O" e'u
-. H. lold will, according to
49,, -: .Jdrawn from the chan
bn, and as the volume
s. nj BE reduced by many
Of dollars, the prices
-I..:. must fall below even
..,.f average. But
Secondly, as '''' ,m "'''n
~ - silver become the sole
80 g , les, that the prices Of
-. I rise by at least one
sixth.
Will prices, - A..
event supposed 49, -.
the lapse of 80. A.
standard would
prices Of oil CO. 49, N,.,,:..
just possible tn t,:S""1. .S
.Sa upon yourself based
upon the theory . :. 49, -. -.
ume Of the curref ,.,,..r,
seven or eight hu -. -.
lars would result , -
of prices. Pol1 W w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

The members Of the Thirteen Club
of New York have eaten another din
ner, but we are superstitious enough to
believe that it is only a question of
time when they will all die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

> EfiHAHRElS FREsn KOsEs
e .'fVt nAhN yNs nNr tsuY etI-.f
- Ffff liIuaf nuni Fsssal 80 aeifsHHFr
Mars b. lhfI FhfHli if4hAANN LINZ
fa faFh iNlNNfFn NNMfNfN. iAI
rINtU Ff.AHIFit LAIlfa. fiNF. NMItk
CLAY tA1'iik iIAfh, hAhhisF pisf
Nh MARINA hOsonh
Lamp sna ofoana f1ssisf Hamas. ana
tph ~ D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

The Washington Republican and the
Washington Post played star engage
ment yesterday morning, and played it
well. The whole cast was star. We
congratulate all hands upon the per-
formance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
nVkNTN NTVINIs-

~ HHrNANioAn Cur SrN. Va,
EIN hH uTsn Zoe The Wfrli Iun ~ visitors
NOM N ~ ~ IO utitM NfN lsf
auafnaf NarrfY ~ mriirius wsfefs ~
80 suntutrr r.snri u tno Jnfftt states
Table unrarrI - bed rtslna Issgr sud
aIfY bot cold shuHnf and punEu baths
nrai.rInas livery Hf INV rates naHnIn.
cent roads. hrHutlful srDurfY god nshlnH
snd same In Immediate vicinity
ls..rfIrfItn pamphlets runtaInIun mn IN
hfmaf.tn. CAN Dol uhfa inrd ifrH M Purcell.
iahh a Co.. owens a Mlu0r. lulk Miller =
On IhufuhurY tAW0a T. wagner n.
Hair Jesse rhild. T.. nupuy. ana Dspnioh
onrr.
Parties leaving Richmond fi1 the Chesa 4.
paahr and Nhio unf make cItra connect CON
81 ataunfuu With tho baltimore aud OHIO
~ lLruad Zoe the springs
" CAHELL MAnpUN.
my a.qm Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

An exchange asks: "How would
JOHN Roach look in the act Of re-
turning money to the Government ="
That is a conundrum that will never be
answered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
pysiNa, ssotnIse. AZ.

EUGENE CHAON. FROM PARIS,
= frerrh >isRm nYrlns ana securing
Establishment tna Marshall strrei Rich.
uund Va ladies tlentiemen's and emit
drsn : tlothiua KID OiGvcs Hnasls, isrca
silk Velvet ana Lace Curtains a sfrrialty.
tatlsis elton Fusfau,esi.
~ ls.sahu& rulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
On Time.

Burned out Of house and home on
Thursday night, the Washington 10"
appeared upon our table yesterday ex-
actly at the usual hour for its appear
ance. Such enterprise speaks its own
nraiee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

at seems to be Russia's policy to
a. for more each time negotiations are
opened with England" Yes. And il
she does not look sharp she may get
more than she asks for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
,M,~rs. .,n,--, s,oa,,,ses. a,
4 LEWIS'S ART GALLERY.
80 MAtN HrnEiT

pufns zee summsr months sIH ssn rII
sinch at arratit reduced naurs
sale PHOTOGRAPH fHAMhs at a. anf
f0s win snrd and Haf
Alb MH froin zoe uVsaris
tAu8E FKAMFp riCTt htA fpm o.
en- So toss each bali the fesu.sI pr..e
PiCIrHf~ ttlAMED 10 ufiet at gIuaIT.
reiuesf fatTa
Vi.LNET CABINET FKAMis from as.
a. 6oc IrEt.im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
a. SrCOND HAPTIST rHURCH

.rornrr Main aud SIXTH sirrctsl- Hey.
VILLAS " LASrHrv. lastor Morning
srr, Icr re- ~ \. ~. aud preaching hy tho
PASTOR SO evening .er,ioo daring July
and August -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

sa- YOUNG MEMS UNION
PRAY ~. MEETING - rnE BAPTIST
CHURCHES Will le held sUsDAr AVrsH-
sooS 20 ~ o.rlosks the West. Main street
rhurrh. = cordisi aleome 10 al Young
men in the rity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
GUNNER BoARpING

wflt ahea frs summrf hfafigfs 80 mY
rrsItrnrr tlNAth ffFfliH. IfH ttlrn
hraifhful and pleasant inFrnlrni 90 90
tsif tslsf. $40 irlHnfapn .nfifs~ iefnia fun.
hsfair Afina4 a NANislifu
koaWirt fFrsf threafs,aHr anf Onto ~ Do.
Waf ANsiusflU nHuntN Va
Ia HH. rfsfIaIf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

CIT Rtu tcofusr Grace ard foushee
streets Hrt. WtttfAs tArDHrH. %. D..
Pastor SUNDAY seho1i at O'Clock 4 N.
rrearb.uH ny tne pastor nt 4 sclpck 4. "
aud at quarter past p o'clock d " 900
DO aFaH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

Ertdn9led. A Novel. BY T.. FAIR
PAX BYRRNE, author Of " 4 Fair
Country Maid" New York HAIR
PER & BROTHERS. 1885. Rrice
in paper, 20 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON &
Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
BRIEF COMMENT.

Russia may find out thatSALIsBURY
is not as good a lion-tsmer IS GLAD
STONE proved himself to be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

QufScFy -ponn. Married. q, .cas.
,,s.gs nsss s,lnstes k y, y, isl ~ ~ n
4tilNrfy, n Nsv York city. ~ flfthA,
eldest a.aahlsI n a. .. fert w.. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

U.t A e. h.f0..F passion uNI H.s.H ai
lInttsh ~ ani af af1 D. A. suH ...
sf nIfhf fhs itat ani fne tuuef "A
urafnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

Tho three hniels W llI ofs'n nnfei Gee snm.
nlrf management llNf 1900. itrfFth Ina
iu nur fHIWff hss lHUu iunf 40 cHuiinur ilr
rare aitfsftInHa Of fnia naH.. clean. Hu'
rnmffriHrir place. Too Annapolis Hand bel
rt.snEaHfi There an riHhi miles of go.
rnHr u.nIis WIfHIn fNH pafh Tie livery
ID rtrfIItff send fIf InmpHIri
q d. tfA1uN Hupar trnarnf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
~. TRINITY CHURCH corner o

fffaa snt fwrHiieih sffeetsI Nov 2 e.
nrFn rssfnr prosohinF bal ine pastor FL
~ a. n an1 A. H.sts ifue. A o,f.
dIaI Iut .taf.nn fnnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
YgaTIt.tsfas.

Tor TURN pS.
II LETTERS STANDARD BOSF FkR.
IiiiHkk d. The nssi TO- zoe tufn.p culy.
The Cti.kNItArkp pNNF oNuuNn
HoNh fof Era sud a. permanent iui'
pfOvgr fuf ssls ~
HENRY ". wOop.
scotsman.
corner aisth and Marshall sireuk.
~ it.tUrta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

90 raHirua o. Asst.
NkkITON y CABkll.
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Many sufferer wants 10 know that.
Well. hny ways. Tough meat, heavy
hot bread, soggy pie, hurried eating,
cross company al table, insufficient
chewing, constant worry. and all the
Others. Now. How shall Ct rii oi
dyspepsia That Is plain enough.
Take the hest iron tonic IN the world
Browns Iron Bittcfs. II seems almost
to work miracles. Nr Berry, Of Peter .
burg, Va, bad chronic dyspepsia Tor
to years. Browns Iron liitters cured
hin. Mr.. Csyins. Of Dinwiddie, had
It for twenty years. Browns Iron BIT
tiers cured him likewise. Try ~.
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IIuGURNor srRiNGs.

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snf other sun. nief uaHff 'n thH state. $3.50
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of On.Y 1fit cents lH famnlr- nf Neiini
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hlSSOLI TiON -1heco-partncrshlp
II heretofore rHisiug trtsesu ID N
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and JOINS D FuHfrFsA dnug bus usss =
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solved hy lIudthtI0n.
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hls own name sud on hIs osn arcHauf fus
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NAsssAt kAS-Oli. 80 hafks,iai. Aills. Penn
lHrftngI. Va.
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tu cnnirnI and sel. the iNrfRf PRODUCT
90 tIr NaFks,ialo Mis- femhafton "a
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.IOsrrn " LAthE,

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"a whole day has passed without
anybody being killed by alleged In
dams" No one got near enough to
the Indians TO re killed.
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The. apfiurs ara noe open fn tisiiHfs
M srIaImrt fH fnraa Wairrs ~ ifn lsifHet
eInnfruHn thaf fNHF have ahuHn 81 90
trnf n adaptation ani iHgffa ~ fufaNfn
fINNfin fhHfuI titfksfs nuni In nn uthni
n..nrfai aatrfs of $50 4 mffiean enntimenl
Inf traFIIiIfn tkWThlfta terms ~ fHs,fi
a. aBtaf a. thr uHfrfsIHnri
fe 5F r.stm W NtnWF a tl
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~ JAMES noTEL


Hsma-'eiisd, Improved SOD in nr-i-eis~ o.
ssr Ready 49, aUaAER ani fnANsifSf
HOAnpgHa. rssi hass ashinr iu Virulnss
CARROLL GARRETT ffopfsioF
late rfnpnstug - ailih"ro spiinas We
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L. c. GooDRIcH, n. D.,

Augusta, Ga, says "The excellence
ofits combination is universally CON-
mended by physicians and chemists y