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"How it is" said Cope" Town
send, ROOM clerk at the Palmer yester-
dav, "that a woman can draw revolt
yer and shoot man in front of the Co.
lumbia Theatre with hundreds of pco-
pie around and not word of it get in
the newspapers is something | am I'M
allie to understand"
Did such an affair occur?"
"Why, Of course it did. Mr.. Pal
mer, there, in charge Of the keys, was on
tie ground and saw the whole thing"
Mr.. Palmer was seen and asked,
"How about the shooting?"
81 didn't see it," replied the name
sake Of the great hotel-man. " but one
of the bell-boys who did told me all
about it,"
The bell-boy in question was hunted
up. He remarked II didn't see the
shooting, but heard the report of pis'
toll. A woman tore a mans collar OF
and | heard the man say, I'm shot,
and went down into the saloon in the
basement" The proprietor of the sa'
loon alluded to. who was on duty unit
midnight Monday, knew nothing OF the
occurrence, but investigation developed
the fact that dude, who belongs to thu
curbstone fraternity organized t
stare at the ladies when the theatres
have dismissed their audiences, went
little too far. and the lady who was in
suited took him by the standing cola
and tore it off, very much disarranglnI
his immaculate shirt-front in so doing
This is the true story of Mr.. Town
sends report about the Imam who wa
shot in front of the Columbia Theatre
and not word Of it got into the pa
pers.h
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A pleasing incident, that adds to the
fox's reputation for shrewdness that is
somewhat better than cunning, appears
in the Liverpool Courier. A Scotch cor
respondent writes to that journal !:
lone of the stalkers in the deer forest
here has young fox which he caught
when quite cub, and which he keeps
chained to kennel near his cottage.
The other day he gave the creature q
dead crow, thinking he might like the
amusement Of eating it; but Reynard,
after careful consideration, thought
the birds condition rather called
for decent burial, and therefore
he dug with his forepaws a large
enough hole in front OF his ken
mel, and when finished be put the bird
into it, laying it on its back, with its
claws in the air. The stalker, who was
watching the animal, saw him then
scrape the loose earth oyer the bird SO
as to quite cover its body +; but the legs
still stuck up in the air. These legs
seemed to annoy him good deal, and
he tried to press them down with his
nose. Failing in this, aud, after evi'
IDENTIFY turning the matter over in his
mind, he bit the legs of, lai | thOn ila'
beside the bird, and then covered every
thing over With EARTH"
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tory. Pretty or ugly, It Is oil the same
10 him.
"Sorry, madam. but I can't help II I;
either let me see your certificate or
your arm." She sees no sign Of relent-
ing In that face. Again she tries.
1t was but just little while ago,
indeed Il was, Doctor. Ican'tshowyou
my arm here. Can't you believe me +"
No; the Doctor cannot and will not.
The girl sees there IL no use, and re-
luctantly begins tuggirg at her waist.
Down IL comes from the neck. the left
shoulder is exposed, then the arm.
The Doctor evidently is not satisfied.
"When were you vaccinated?"
1.-TWO years ago."
Scar is not fresh enough" says the
Doctor, and again out comes the scarf
fer and vaccine. A scratch and scream,
but the physician is not daunted, and
continues the work without flinching,
very gently, but with the air of man
who thoroughly understands his bust
ness.
"There, that will do" he says and
the girl, replacing her wardrobe, sinks
back in her seat. while the Doctor,
PASSING on. is heard to remark: " She
had never been vaccinated."
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by General Miles 70 explore the topper
river and the region between Il and the
Yukon. There we're also found ct St.
Michael's two English tourists, J.
W. Garland and r. h. Beat
ty, who had made the remarka-
bic trip across from the Great
Slave lake to the Mackenzie river, across
10 the Yukon, and down the Yukon to
st. Michaels. The trip is one which
usually takes two years from Montreal.
Both parties were taken on board, as,
naturally they did not wish to stay longer
in Alaska. especially as there we're no ac-
commodstions for them during the win
ter. AS the Corwin was the last YES
sci which would come south until
spring, they were given passage.
September 9Th the CorwIn anchored of
Halls island to get specimen Of polar
bear for the Smithsonian Institution.
This island looks like vast bed Of
huge powders, piled one upon the
other, and afiording excellent hiding
places for the animals, which seem to
make it a sort of headquarters. In
fact the island may be said TO be alive
with them. although it is difficult to
shoot one on account Of the vast number
Of caves and hiding-places to which
they betake themselves when alarmed.
A party was made up and went ashore
armed TO the teeth, as was advisable
when entering den so full of bears as
that which they were about to visit.
A great many bears were seen, but,
as has been explained, they escaped a
shot by suddenly disappearing in some
cavern. At last one huge monster was
found to have entered sort Of Guide
sac, which no one dared to enter. A
party stood at the entrance discharging
rifles in hopes Of making the bear rush
out into view, but he remained con-
cealed. At last Mr.. Townsend, natu-
ralist Of the United States Fish Com
mission, assembled high rock and got
sight Of the bear below him. He took
a plunging shot and brought down his
game, but it required five or six shot
to dispatch him. The animal, which
was the only one captured, weighed
sixteen hundred pounds, and is mag
niticeDt specimen.
September 10th the Corwin arrived
at St. Paul's and took from Otte
Island Lieutenant Benham and five o.
six under his command. Four day
later the volcanic island Of Bogsoloi
was visited and observations were takel
to see If there had been any change
since the last visit. None were found
Arrived September 18th at Oonalaska
and on the ODD visited the seal island
to look after pirates. None had bee
seen. however. Went back to Oonalaskc
and was there when the st. Paul al
rived, heavily battered by the sea o
her trip up. Her rail was carried ava
and she was otherwise damaged. Octc
Der LIST the Corwin left Oonalaska fc
this city, and, after experiencing heav
weather for five days, had an uneven
full passage to this port, bringing, a
told. 1903 men. During the trip Il
health Of the officers and crew has bee
excellent, aud there have been no acc
dents.
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SHEET MUSIC

Our catalogue is sent on request free OF
charge.
Cur stock comprises the FINEST PUBL
CATIONS of the standard American aud
foreign editions.
our MUSIC DEPARTMENT Is a distinct
eature of the business. The gentleman In
charge. Mr.. SULLIVAN. is thoroughly up"
In the Music business.
Our claim for patronage rests In the fact
that. having the best facilities, we are more
prompt than other houses: and having
DOUBLE THE STOCK OF MUSIC q all
the stores In Richmond combined. you have
n superior selection TO purchase from.
We earnestly ask you 10 call at our NEW
STORE. next to the corner OF Ninth street
No. 903 Main street.
Catalogues OF PIANOS or ORG ANS or
SHEET MUSIC free. Mail orders carefully
and intelligently flied.
Never mind whether you have an account
or not, send your order for MUSIC.
We wish 10 extend our business, and pur.
pose satisfying all the wants OF the musical
public.
Write to us or call.
MANLY u. RAMOS & CO.,
90s Main street, Richmond, Va.
| oc % .eod3t
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ON THE RAIL.
Scenes OH u Train from Canada-The Re
Inctant Female PASSENGER.
(siontreal HERALD


[siontreal Herald.l
AS we halt for moment at Sutton
junction the train is boarded by an
elderly good-natured looking gentleman
in spectacles, with sort of Peer
Cooper expression Of benevolence upon
his face, who is announced as DR.. Ham-
ilton, of Richford, VT, examining ply
stefan in the employ Of the United
States authorities, whose business it is
to examine all passengers bound for
Uncle Sans domain, with view to a
vaccination Of all the unvacciaated.
Beginning with the first passenger
found in the " Smoker" the foremost
car of the train, he is confronted by the
Doctor with:
"Been vaccinated?"
If the answer is yes,
"Got a certifcate?"
Unless this can be produced the indi-
yidual is compelled to show his arm,
when, unless there is fresh scar, the
passenger is obliged to again undergo
the operation or leave the train. Down
in his vest-pocket goes the Doctor, pro-
duces little tin box in which he keeps
his "points -; off comes the lid, out
comes the ivory point; in moment a
tiny drop Of blood appears on the sur
face of the skin, the vaccine is moist
ened by the breath, the matter
rubbed off upon the lacerated part, and
the job is done.
Having finished with the passengers
in the smoking-csr, the next car, filled
almost entirely with ladies, is visited by
the Doctor. Here begins the fun. Those
tight-ftting sleeves cannot be pulled
up. and mayhap the certificate has been
left at home; yes, it has, honor bound,
and only two weeks ago the lady de-
clares she was vaccinated by DR.. b., OF
Montreal. She will send and have the
Doctor send certificate to the exami-
ing physician. No, that won't do, and
the law must be complied with. A tug
at the tightly-ftting jersey sleeve, an
other determined pull, and the arm is
barred nearly to the elbow. "That
will do" says the Doctor. Out comes
the little knife and point. and thirty
seconds later the Doctor passes on, while
the lady sinks back into her seat with
defiance flashing from her eye, and In.
wardly vowing, without doubt, that she
will get even with that horrid man il
she liyes long enough, that she will.
would not lie to you, indeed
would not, sir" says pretty, brown.
eyed damsel, :" / have been vaccinated,' y
and the eyes become moistened aud the
cheeks quiser as with suppressed emo
ton, But the old doctor Is obdurate'
Business is business, and bis business
Is to zee that no one who Is not proper
! " vacSjnated, whether male or female
leaves Canadian for United States terri
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cKM rORTUREs AND BLOOD
~ HUMOH8.

Nominating Eruptions itching. and
and every species OF Itching Scxly fimp,y.
Inherited. Scrofulous. and Contagious y.s.
eases Of the Hood, Skin and .cstp Win
lcs. OF hair from infancy 10 90 ngs- SO
fkin Cure. and CurfcURA SoAr an sx.
ouisite skin. Beautifier. externally, SUI
cUTIcrRA RFsoLvsSr. the new b'ood'rurs-
fier, Internally.
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COyEREp WITH sORES.

Ihave been afflicted since last March Win
a SKIN disease the doctors called rczema-
NY face was covered with srabs aud sores,
and the itching and Durning were almost
unbearable. seeing your ;UrfcuaA kemk-
DIS so highly recommended concluded 70
give them trial, using the CyricunA and
e'rTIcURA soar externally and REsoLvsSr
Internally Tor four months. | call myseii
cured IN gratitude for which make TINS
public statement. -...,~
MRS. CLARA A. fREDEkiCk,
broad Brook, Cvnn.
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SCALE FACE. Ears. AND NECK.

was afflicted with Eczema on tne ssaip'
Faee Fars and Neck which tue druxg' 81,
where got your remedies, pronounced ons
OF the vert cases that had come uauer n,s
notice lie advised me 10 try your Coi..
cuAA RtMkDtEs, and after i've days use
my scalp and part Of my face were en',.e a.
cured and hope in another week TO have
my ears neck, and the other part OF my
face cured. HERMAN sisADh'
100 east Fourth street New YORK.
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ny Chew. ing a Rose.
Real Estate Assn u and Auetioneefss
no. 9 north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME
"A WEST CARY srRkEr BUILDING
lots. BLING A PART Of THAT ptpI
IN RfAR OF THt BEAUTIFUL HOME
OF MIR. L0RRAiNE.-By REQUEST OF tne
owner we wiz sell by auction, upon sise
premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30. tss5,
1T 5 O'Clock y. NJ. FOUR BUILDING LOTS
near the corner OF kosland and Cary
streets. fHch LOT has font OF ~ by l11
feet The bright future OF ibis property
should attract the attendance ~ bargains
seekers.
TRIMS: Al sale. - -.
o. % CHEWING & ROSE.
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A UCrION SALE OF NEW, NEAT,
IA AND ATTRACTIVE Brick DIV kkkf'
INGS, MOS. ta1 AND 1873 SyUTH CIlkNe
IN. BkTWEES CARY AND cuAbuMs
LAND STREETS by REQUEST ~ me ovnss
We viii seii ny auction upon 'he pfem"S~
W WEDNESDAY. 0croBxn 2s. 1883.
Al O'Clock p. ~. the above located Pro-
PFWtY. bach dwelling con'alns ave nic9
rcoms' and were eoasiructed under the
direction OF q skilled mechanic. Earh lot
has 'front.' Of l74 BY depth OF ifs 'ees ~
. good opporfnnify to taose In quest of
home or lucrative Investments.
iSA7' CHEWING a nnss.
oc24 Auetiosec1.
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WE WOULD ANNOUNCE TOA

W. 0 W ,,IeDas ana 1T the OusIie tina,
we are daily receiving our new AMY
stock, embracing the latest novelties and
styles OF CHAMBEb, PARLOR. and DIN.
ING- ROOM SUITS, and are prepared 10
furnish COMPLETE SUITS In OAK. wal,
nut. and Mahogany. Having made special
ARRANGEMENTS, we can offer better induce.
ments in FINE PAKLOR and CHAMBER
WORK than any house In New York.
+. GATHRIGHr a SON,
se 12and ld Governor street.
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,rrurxc pIsEAsEs cuREp.

CtrTicrpA stands ut the head OF Its class.
Fspeclally Is this the case with the Cufi-
CtfnA SOAP Have had an unusnailv gooi
sale this summer. owing To the prevalence
of an aggravated form OF Itch tbrouxh some
localities I'm the country. In wnisn tneNVit-
cuRA REMEDIES proved satisfactory.
W. l.. HARDf0G, Druggist,
Uniontown Ky.
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TOW TO SAVE MONEY,

Ii and we might also say time and pain
as well in our advice TO good house Keepers
and ladies generally. The great necerslty
existing always to have perfectly safe
remedy convenient for the relief ana
PROMPT cure OF the ailments peculiar TO
Woman functional irregularity, constant
pains, and all the symptoms attendant
upon uterine observation-disclosures US to re-
commend. strongly and unqualifedly Dr.
Pierce's "Favorlte Prescription woman 5
best friend. Ii will save money.
LOSS OF FLESH AND STRENGTH,
with poor appetite. and perhaps slight
cough in morning or on first lying down
at night should he looked TO In time. Per-
sons afflicted with consumption are pro-
verbally unconscious Of their real state.
Most cases commence with dlsordered liver.
leading to bad digestion and Imperfect AS
sanitation OF food; hence the emacistlon
or wasting OF the flesh. IL Is FORM oil
scrofulous disease. and is durable by the use
OF that greatest OF all blood. cleansing, anu
bilious. and invigorating compounds known
as Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery.
Many imitators, but no equal, has Dr.
oc 25-su w(w)&F1w
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"a & ROSE.
ny J. Thompson brown & %.
Real Extate Agents and Auctioneer~
Ills Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT,
4 MODERN DETACHED BAY-WiNDoW
BRICK RESIDENCE No. All sol IA ZINE
sTREET.-By virtue OF q deed ot rus, ese-
cuted BY George W. Lambert 10 tue under.
signed trustee dated June 10. 1881. ana OF
record In the clerks office of 'hancery ssourt
of the city OF Richmond. ID. IS. t26 y. y.
1875. to secure the payment OF acs'tAln Ne
Rotiabe note therein described AMI de.
fault having been made In the psymers
thereof, and being required by tha bene-
ffciary therein mentioned Will pr 'oed 10
sell at puDlic auction, on the premises on
SATURDAY, ocroBEksi 1855,
at 4;sO O'Clock Z. NJ. the above property, de-
scribed In said iced rs fronting ON the east
line OF Pine street 30 feet, with depth o.
las feet, and A. Lot No. 10 In plat annex
I'd 10 same from city Fire-Insurance Com
many TO II. 4. tsterbind.
IFkMs: While the deed requires cash a.
to the debt therein secured. vet by consent
of parties concerned. the terms VIII ne one
third cash: balance In six AID Twelve
months. interest added. aud secured oy
trust deed. r.. ". MEADE, itusseo,
]. THOMSON BROWN n Co, Auetionees'
Oc2t
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cUTTCTRA REMEDIES

are sold by all druggists. Price CUrIcuRA.
bOc.: REsoLvLNT 81: SOAP. 25c. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston.
send for " How to Cure skin Diseases.
Beautify the Complexion and Skin by
,,sfpU tho fTTffuHA SOAP.
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CONTIGUOUS
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

lam a native OF England. and while was
I'm that country | contracted terrible
blood. poison, aud for two years was under
treatment az an outdoor patient at NOT.
tingham Hospital. England, but was not
cured. suffered the most agonizing pains
I'm my bones. and was covered win sores
Ali over my body and limbs. had vertigo
and deafness. with partial loss OF sight,
severe pains In my head and eyes, etc,
which nearly ran me crazy. lost All noIs
in that country and sailed for America, ana
was treated at Roosevelt. In this city, as
well as by q prominent physician In New
York having no connection Win the nos
/ saw the advertisement OF Swift's spe-
cific, and determined to give IL a trial as
cnred ar had gone through the hands OF
The best medical men in nottingham and
New York. / took six bottles OF ). >. s..
and can say with great JOY that they have
cnred me entirely. i am as sound and well
as ever was in my life.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, "a

II A. ATKINSON, No. 2ON
1ls Governor street, the we'll known ~
furniture. dealer, Is constantly re-JH
ceiying all styles OF FURNIrURE--PAR-
IOR. CHAMBER, and DINING-RO0 Il
SUITS-which he offers as low as any house
i'm the city. Call and examine ais stock
before buying elsewhere. oc l3-tDe27
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DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL

IN useful to doctor and patient. When dif-
fused In the apartment II disiDfects tho At.
tendants rs well rs the sick. In nearly
every instance In which II has been used I'm
this city IL has prevented the spread OF con.
tagious disease, especially diphtheria ana
SCARLET fever. beyond the sick room.
IL IL the most agreeable. innocent, and ef'
fective destroyer OF bad odors and diseases
germs yet offered 10 the public. II mas
cured whooping-cough In Q reins ably
short time.
For sale by druggists. Price, so cents Q
hottie. sell
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BLOOD

is the life, and he Is wise who remembers
Ar. But in March OF last year (les4) con-
tracted blood poison. and being in 5avan-
nah. Ca, At the time, went into the hos
nitai there for treatment. suffered very
much from rheumatism at the same time.
there nor was cured by any OF the usual
means. have now taken seven bottles OF
swift' a Specific, and am sound and well. III
drove the poison out through bolls on the
skin. Dan
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on.oooo>1sSS~"cS~ ~so~ccSS~~~~<~>o>.
NEW DESIGNS IN FUNERAL
IN FLOWERS ~ fast - they are out.
Work done promptly, and correct prtceA
ers, White Doves Choice Birdsl.
H. A. CATLIN, Florist.
store and once, No. north Ninth street.
Telephone. 3l2.
Greenhouses. TIA and rae south Laurel
street.
Telephone, Ss6. - 2o-TuThASuim
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EOR COUGHS. COLDS, AND BRON-
Il CHIAL AFFECTIONS. use
PURCELL. LADD & CO.'S EMULSION OF
COD-LlvER OIL AND HfPo-
PHOSPHlTES OF LIME
AND SODA.
II is the surest and meat permanent REM
edy for the cure OF these troubles. tele-
HE and always uniform. Price. so cents
and 81 per bottle. For sale by H. NJ. shield
A Co, Finh and Marshall streets; u. W.
Iatimer, 500 west Marshall street: w. VI.
Williams 2sl6 \enable street; L. W. Leon
ard second street oc 10
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D.lSs, "a zssAs AsaIssS -,
~ OR TIE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTER
ING
DIR. HARNESS GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

IL can be given I'm n cup OF coffee or tea
without the knowledge OF the person TAX
ing H. IN absolutely harmless and VIII effect
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paiient In n moderate drinker or an alco-
hoic wreck. 10 has been given In thou
sands OF cases, and In every instance per-
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The system once impregnated with the Sps-
cific. IL becomes an utter impossibllity Tor
the liauor appetite To exist. For sale by
T. ROBERTS BAKER Druggist
ei9 east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Call or write for pamphlet containing
hundreds OF testimonials from the best wo-
men and men from all parts OF the country.
ne 03-fOdly
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DENNYROYAL .-CHl-
i CHEsTERS ENGLiSH"-theo original
and only genuine. safe and reliable. Be-
ware OF worthless limitations. lndlspensas
bic 10 ladies'. Ask your druggist for " CHI
CHESTERS ENGLISH" and take no
other, or inclose four cents (stamps) 70 ~
for particulars In letter by return mall.
Name paper. CHlCHEsTEH CHEMICAL
CO., 23lS Madison square, Pbiladel pblay
Pa. AT druggists. Trade supplied by
Thornbury & ttamos. 10 ls-Sa.SuAfuly
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UNDERTAKRRB.

UNBERTAKRRb.
T w. BILLUPS & SON, &c
LIE FURNISHING UNDER
TAKERS,
lBO6 EAST MAIN STREET lunder 81. Charles
Hotel).
BURIAL-CASES, SHROUDS, and Fu.
NERAL CONVEYANCES furnished - AL
hours. Telegraph orders attended TO day or
night. Telephone No. AS. Jyl6
T }. BINFORD & SUTH- &c
q ERLAND. Flu FINISHING
UNDERTAKINGS. 724 EAST MAIN STREET,
between Seventh and Eighth, have large
assortment OF SHROUDS, WOOD and ME-
TALLIC CASKETS, CASES, and CLOTH
CASKETS, at low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly 81.
tended TO day or night. ap S-lw&teow
r 7. CHRISTIAN, -
LIE FURNISHING
UNDERTAKEN
No. 1915 HAsf BROAD sTRx1T,
RICHMOND, VA.
-.,.sn.,.. once, No. IS.
1s'epnone~ Residence. No. 11e.
Orders promptly executed. Prices moee'
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NEW VIRGINIA AND NEW YORK
IN BUCKWHEAr FLOUR:
MAPLE SYRUP On draught and In quart
and half gallon cans
PRIME NEW YORK and VIRGINIA
Id MCCARTHY a HAYNES.
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0ROCERIES. &c.

LAIR NEWS.-JUST RECEIVED
l. two lots OF AGNlFlCENT VIRGINIA
HAMS--one cured by James Newman and
the other by James NJ Scott lbotn OF Orange
county, Va. Price, zoe. These hams arc
equal to any received here In ave years.
Other cures at lower prices. Always on
hand a conf lete stock Of FINE LIQUORS
and FRESH GOSHEN and VIRGINIA
BUTTERS. u ASiiloIII,.
Oc z0-6t loll east rrthhltn s,feos.
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had produced great holes In my back and
chest and had removed all the hair OF my
Ssad' yet began to improve In week
,,me' and the sores began TO heal. aud were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks,
eh'' WILL JONES.
Porter Union Pass. Depot.
CISCO. TEXAS. July IS. 1885.
treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
n ssHn SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
p,swer s. Atlanta. Ca; New york. lo'
west Twenty-third street. oc2s-tw
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Two years ago contracted blood, poison:
nhysicians here and at Dallas, concluded TO
rri.it Hot Springs. and ON reaching Tex
s,Eana a doctor recommended me to try
sxift's Specific, assuring me that II would
benefit me more than Hot Springs. Al
though the