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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-06
Il acts with extraordinary power and Oh.
esey On the Liver and Kidneys!

Send your children for Little pusS' FirS
Lesson, given away at Mill"rs Tea Store
tomorrow. 20.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-06

Coughs, Colds and Sore-Throat yield To B.
~. Douglass Il Sons CapsicuIn Cough
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-06

have been selling your AthIOphoros for
the past four months. The effects of il are
satisfactory and in the great majority of
cases 1t has made perfec. cure in neuralgia
and rheumatism. Joseph 5. Brubaker.
druggist NintOn. Ia
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-06
4 Grateful D,lOr,

indicative of health and purity, is cOmmuni
Gated to the mouth by the sweet scented
SO/ODNT, which makes the teeth as white
and as radiant as polished porcelain, and
contains no ingredient that is not highly
beneficial Ia both gums and teeth
\ series Of experiments lately carried out
upon fishing vessels in the North Sea, with
a view Ia lighting them by electricity
proved very satisfactory.
Save and mend the pieces use "SpALL-
IN"'s GLrE."
Bergen, Norway, has new street con
Structed out Of the proceeds of liquor liccnS-
"S II b"arS tn" name of DramHrnsurl,
which means GrOgway.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-06
How To- shorten Life.

The receipt is simple, You have only Il
take violent cold, and neglect ii. Ab"r
nethy, the great English surgeon, asked q
lady who told him she only had a cough
What would you have? The plagrc''
Beware Of "unly coughs" The worst
eases, can, however. br cured by DR.. WM.
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
In Whr"ping Cough and Group ii immr-
diately allays irritation, and Is sure to I.rr-
vent fatal termination OF the disease.
sold by druggists.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-06
THIS AND THAT.

Use SOIODONT when you have eaten;
Use SO/ODONT your breath to .wectcm
Use SO/ODONT to aid digestion;
Use SO/ODONT and ask no question.
Preserve your mOlarS and you won't
Regret the use of SO/BDDNT.
A marriage ceremony was lately per
formed on an iceberg in the Arctic Ocean,
the contracting parties being German
clergyman and an English giri.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
,,GENTLE.MI.EN,,

For stylish and roudh and rea ~ rodT Scotch Home
s,,ps are rcy suitable 1hey n'G'If IN sma'i, H-
rc,nIr cLec1s and u8fnl c,lominGs, ranging from the
nat,0al colour of the uoOl to the Wc'-EHO~n hcdtLcr
MIXTURES Those goods ,riH succeed The rn'gT P'"d
siipqs rich hare Of late become common daoag he
Chcqp-John IailoIs and rcidg-m0de clothing houscs.
W. are making them up in Smgie-Jrcdsicd Lounge
JocIcis and Shooting Coats cih aps and pocLeis on
Lps step collcr Hdistoat and Trous0S..S25 dad $50.
Orqcodts lriU be maie from CdrTs Fw Bearers,
ElysianS, WEitaey8 DeroHshUo K08cyq, hist fri':e'
fc The Double Eycdsted Bor Coat, CIT cdsy and mate
,, styapped seams ,rH br popHIGr; Aiso the Single
breasted Chesterfield GHirJduccd nec this season. Idf
Orer FrocIS lcU ind Guroar. We ,riH line Hcp, ,ch
Glilfcd silk reject collar to match e3qes pipd cH
reject or cloh sctllod seams &C., and SO
Trousers are troiw dfcideiIy udcr Ills season.
A,aong the hIh-clds ddts IN London they cutting
them 9 and 20 inches at knee, and 10 shoU pronounced
crease dorm both 'front.' and back. re ,riH make them
from Uestof England ;hipc and Cheeks, Yorkshire
Jcceds, BEDFORD CO,ds, Eridc COrds Sc 81 30 10 $l3
Abore prices are - to 50 per cent Io'rcr than the
fancyuice taors charge for goods and corLmde-
shin, ,rhich can be reiGtd By calling On as.
Al Goods to 0ylcr ard uGrcated as represented
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
,,-1I,TIS como on TODAY.

Serote Investigating Committee, CITY Hail. 1890 a. IN.
Trial of Fcrdnard Ward Court of Oyer and ToInlner
Anderson VIII Case, Supreme Court
LAST day of registration IN lro0klYh -
Irmary TEACHERS Association, Grammar School No.
a., 1870 y. m - c,....o,
DrnOcraiic County Convention, EchmOnd County
IIal Staten Island. 49,, ..,. ., .,
81. 90 NJ. ,r.u.u., ,,,;r,
'Ioicshorcmen's Republican Association. No 5G
Narlck-st, evening.
Mrs Hardy inquest, Long Island city.
ODrnius OF New Theatre COuiguc, Harlem.
Openlug OF Manhattan skating Rink, evening.
Academy OF Sciences, Columbia College, evening.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
,PFTcv STF1vFRS DIE At THIS PORT
SHLPPLNG NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. SUNDAY. OCE Is lSe'
ARIIVEn

po2T or rIFW.YORK ....... s L NDAY. OCT. Is, lSS1
ARRIVED
steamer Denmark tPr Cochrane London OCT Win mdsS
and passengers Hurst Arrived at the Bar NJ o'"'
Steamer CITY Of Montreal CRr Rcdford Iverpool oct
Queenstown with and 3i2 passengers to Peter "Ih'
sons AIyed % At tie i'4i ara az ordarn Oc8 with mdso
and passengers FEnch Edge Co. Arrived al 'h bar
steamer olbcrs r Clarke oJanero eGpt ~ Gln9
with mdse ana passengers to busA JeVOhS Ar''u
steamer ietitIa (ir Saunders Baraeoa 80 days with
frult tc IL Dumo.s. Arrived az the Bar AZ 10 ~ 10 a.
Steamer NcwY ora ByIBe Charleston days with dsc 10
steamer Cait hoochoc Caihaine, Savannah 2 days with
steamer Seneca walker Newport News and Vest Point
with nase and passengers 10 Od omIoh 3 - Point and
NoiolE win dse aud passengers old Dominion - CO
steamer Gen whitney Bearsc Boston with mdse 10 II
Steamer ctvof Ncw.Eodiora Ellis. IAN River With nd'e
BarS II iucia hrskuc Tocopa chile JGg da via Pa co
W-.s WeSseI nrS'J fo Jas " fwe!i & Co ,.,-o
Bark oRgsP %6 M9 aS Fs h to
sUNsET-wna ~ s,nty nooA. light, ss" hay. At
city Island, hight, SW: haly. 80
Wind. :. mites swell Hight, j. weather clea''
Arrived yesterday
to aTh Nc inTsNs nS SSc SS;sc TS to FnneG Edye
10 E " Adams; vessel to Geo Bailey.
SAILED.
Steamers Author for Liverpool; Cystal Leith Bohca
Eerk Amwlidc for G2iye;io9 ,ro ,zth-stcanor Fran.
BarKs Mnden for Aa~crp; Kings C'auy hHeAo' u, i''
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN oct lS-saed. steamers Scrvll OBI, NC
Mickan and Arizona t Brooks, from L'epOOl hohce ioi
pIYwot'fH oct lS-Arrivcd. steamer Wcslphala lGe!
BareCs from New.Yok on her way to haInoA@ lihu
HSfwEsf. oct l7-SaCt, Wacs'and tBeSl, Ueb
'sSSH oct i5Hiriyed steamer Amcrquo tBr. sant.i
from NcW-NOIk,
AsPNwALL oct lj-sa.lcI steamer C'yoi TaIa D'>ie''
for New, "
UAvANA oct l7-Sa!ei steamer Cty oi AleXandI' Key
nOds. IRON Mexican ports arnrs ior Nc"-l O.A'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
ssIT15 E9rE95AF6F F6H E3 a B E. s s ,
CHILDREN, WOMEN
aud
DELICATE PRISONS.
Helishcd by every ono.
TitOPiC FRUIT LAXATIVE

On delt'iUlt bNISiltlltP Tor
CASTOR OIL, SIENNA. BAGY
SiKCP~.
DROPS. &C. FOR CHILDREN.
AND PILLS. MINERAL WAT.
IhS,APERlENT~. AND OTHER
PHYSICS forADUITs.
C0rta nug No mineral or other in.
lInous Ingredient, It IS entirely
harmless for infants arl children OF
All ages, andis equally effective ior
row: UerSonA
TROFIC FRUIT LAXATIVE
Il NATURES GREAT SYSTEM
REG ULATOR AND CLEANSER.
DOSE - NJ \ l., ACTION
PROMPT. EFFECT COMFORT.
TNH.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
HOME NEWS s.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel ByatRSrict- Russell, OF England !;
riifUn Paul Late L. = ConsuCencrdi at Bucharest and
MIX uoukIus Of It. Clair MiCh...: Erl'tu House
Nine Nevada. Palmer. .Ae,c-l lok HOfei-CoMt ana
nn,tcss dc HoISsere Paris Judge Alfred {. Coke.
of Ttiea and GoOr.o Moss. of RocLes or; .; ItfM
Hre1,is h,,si-CDri,,0pher L. Nacce, OF PltiShuTg :;
fI'nrv r Giig of London and Ashley Pond, OF Detroit
HITTGy ifiH Loici-Ex-G Governor r. n-ers9l OF Con-
,lncticySt Uo0mGa H0dSe-Mrs Frederick UaSsdurek.
~ C1riuuaii~ ~ Iictoi1q H0tet-Judgc Alexander Nor
ris of Toronto ~ st0I HolSe-Ex-C Congressman j. b..
Griunell OF Iowa
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

r THE LOWEST PRICES EVER NAMED FOX
GOODS OF EQUAL MERIT
c.st, oP prACK SATIN OTTOMAN AT 80 CENI0
THAT COST 81 TO IMPORT
On prrcPs 2oINCU HEAVY BLACK SATIN REP Al
sl25; WORTH 81.
cpEC1.T rARGAINS IN ALI.SILK BLACK RADA'
NEREs AT e4c Csc slO9 sl.25 AND sl4s.
= EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN BLACK sAl'N
nrCuEssE AT s9c csc, SLIP, sl26 AND slts.
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS IN SATIN FlNi' II
pt ,cK GHos GRAIN At CSC, sLl2, sl2j, $l'4S
AND Sl.6s.
2 WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN BLACK CACHEMlHE
SILK AT sl.9s. S22i AND s2As.
As MANY OF THE ABOVE WILL COST DOUBLE
PRESENT PRICES 10 DUPLICATE VIZ ooLl'ii
1Ifr ATrFYTIOS OF ALI. CAREFUL BUYERS.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
BROOKLYN.
NETS FROM THE SUBURBS.

EXAGGERATED REPORTS ABOUT A COLLEGE
Tn. REPORTS Of trouble in the prosperous business col
Iooa Of Messrs White Coleman, a, Newark have been
"restIy exaggerated. Ezra White, Mayor or POugh-
Eeeusie is business manager OF the Institution, ana
6as 6eguu the present school with an increased
r,er of pubiIS aud eleven instructors are employed
o. f Them John Clark, the head Of the theory,
Introductory department Messrs Whlle ana o.eman
40 and had done him many knduc>scS Though
ms salary had already been raised he recently DC
nanded Thar be largely increased again, Threatening
60 resign IL it were done This Messrs Whito and
Coleman refused 70 do and C.ark was discharged
There was no trouble tho students and the wOTk
of the college has not been interrupted.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
r1op1yG WITH A TINsNIrH WHO SKATES.

MIS-. Ida Turner, the wife OF Charles Turner, New
nrk aud NewIOIk railroad conductor, has el0ped with
william IL,fcdccker young tinsiuith Mrs. Turner Is
twcntyour years cd She has been married six years
and has children, the eldest e years old and the
Youngest two years old DailcltecAer is
iwcnty-SCvcn years Old and unmarried
Mrs. Turner became acquainted with him
nj skating rink last winter and they have been I'm each
Others company almost nj ghty ever suce. On Wedues
DAY last Mrs Turner's husband went 10 Long Branch 10
see friends. Mrs Turner pr missed to meet him
there on the following day Dahe.dcckcr called al her
house Thursday ard they went away together. Mrs.
Turner did to Long Branch and Saturday her
husband returned home. The door locked and the
two children were IN nCiehhOrs house. Mrs. Turner
took with her ewery worth $500 belonging 10 her
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
NFW-YORK CITY.

The final dayS of registration ia mis- city rW be FRI
day 0c,obd 20, and Saturday, oc"bT2 "a
Robert b. Roosevelt. who was appointed by the
President commissioner to examine the section OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad just completed, has
declined the position.
A NEW THEATRE IN HARLEM 70 RE OPENED.
A new theatre IN Harlem, the Theatre Comlq le,
in Northumberland twenty-iith-st., between Lex
rtOu and Third ayes. opens for the rst time te-
night, when Miss Fanny Davenport Will appear IN
SardOu's Fedora
BROOKLYN.
This is Mcird and last day for rcgisro'n i" Bro2L-
Inn The hours (rO1t 10 IL r. n ana pro-" u il
o. M If goa do not register ypt caRnOi ro'c
Gu!iemo Mastraugeh an Italian, who was wanted by
the pooe AS accessory to the murder OF George Ne
Ionald in barber shop at North Second and seventh
sts on Friday surrendered himself yesterday morning
lie claims that Mcdonald was picking quarrel with
h,ln when Rafael CastODe, the barber fatally stabbed
Mcdonald with pait OF shears
Charles Conner a driver for livery stable AT Putnam
and Cssou avc reported to the police yesterday that
he mad been robbed OF 800 in money silver watch
and gold chain He suspected follow workman, for
whose arrest general alarm was sent out
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
~.FE=E;i ~ z 49,

For Constipatlor Bile cm0rrhols Cerebral Cong -tOn.
Sick H. adache Drowsnrss lulspoSon Loss - AppeIt9
pzz 'css INDIGESTION. ~allow or Bad complexion Coated
Tongue Bad Taste IN Mouth. DrOnicrc1 stomach COM.
planls ~ Children AMI Liver stomach AMI Bowel ailments
generally, II IA uucIuallc,l
Absolutely safe for dencnt nnJnur-inR women. Taken
eagerly by iEfiinIs and children.
AJAX fIr Liquid TrOpc- Fruit Lax Iilvr. Price - cts
5 ard 80 cts per box Liquid best and cheap
Sold by hrmgLI-t4
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
MEsrrIEsrER COUNTY

BARrow.-Louis Castenbauin, OF No. l52 RdGest.,
Tcw-NOrk, cahInetmaker. while fishing on tresue
bridge the New-ROchce branch OF the NewYOrk and
EewIIaveu Railroad, struck Gy locomotive yes
terday aud instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
,,Gg7yTyo srRIKgsA SBIP THREE TINES.

The captain of tie bark st. Lucie, which ar
Yived at this port yesterday from Tucapa Chilli reports
Chat his vessel was by lightning three times
Tho nannasthcad IN the course of the voyage. Once
the ship was set fire 10y lightning but storm OF
snow aud seet eItIRguisbed the flames On September
19 IN tie South Atlantic Ae exchanged signals with the
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
~, w1111AMA.mAllMoND.

,f Var. yo,I. surgeonGs,.r0l T. s. AT"V "''"'"' ',",
,,, II 0reascs oC me Hiad and Nervous SS''" ~ "'
r,ir,cHg Of Ne'c. YORK. @o .,... ,..o, n.
ct ,,cn pr,scrbc DaGa0 Lhia Water ~ u'7e cases VI
c.,loi U,o,rcrnta resulting from orer"e"'' ''''" W.
which the condition called Nerr''' DV'D'P''a 'N''
e,..,rJ,, ,rifb marked bencdL'
DIR. WILLIAM r. HOWARD
- ,,.,ore Nj Pryfess,r II DissGscs y Women ana
~, iItr,, IN ne Tui-crsify Of HaTWdnd
..prhalo Water vossc extraordinary l2''"cy III o'l'
80 ~ atomic Dgspersid. We're cdued upon " ""'J'"
oerai waers Ibare ss'n me Gred'e't al" "''' "'
or root accr.,r IN me laTGsf n"mte' 81 'af''
" o,,al ,rqD ! ,courd tmhe. .tnt,HGiV ta1 me S"P"''
e,,,;o, fl, 1fecLlenburg county, F"gt"'a
DIR HARVEY J.. BYRD
,,,s i,i J,oG1sgr Of Practical Medicine ~ NE Ba-
tpoorc HetcGl toI''e. -, >,.., ,.,.,. and
o,, itbia water is an admirable general Tome ana
,,irs fscy.asing ne Appetite. promoting Dg'S'o' anu
,ioo me Gs,erat Hedlth. Its Po"'T" -i"tde'' o'"
.,lriouv eHcactous rhd' H commonly h".'" a. H''.
ny.o,psd 1t Il strongly comme'de" TO very I'lE1
~ D., ~ o,c,l,a, 0orer N|rrOuV Tonic ana Eft''"'
which makes It czea-dngy vanab" 4" Oh cases ""''
-, D,.,,ssion isa syaptom"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
.nr,- E.nr1nN-

or tho recor Of some OF o. Imlton ehcei
la. ttt 0o.t wont ul reno Ir. Pi"lce' toiGeh M'u
I 4cCyrry" 1hOISiuCB 0f graf iul men ana W" e. ~ no
a c.r ~. ichr,l almost rJn jaws Of DEATH can
Testify mai cosnmpn n Its Iry stages - no l"trf m
CurILlc The Discovery has no equal as pr.llli u
i've ana II nc obstinate a"tctons oil tn tIoAt an" lungs
weld 10 its power. Andrugsist+
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises Cl2 sets Moon Gets lab ICONS age ds II
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
AM-sandv HOOK 33s GOV. Islant, 4:3nI ien ien 4r ga
Pa-sandy Hook 3:i7 GOV. Island 431 iie "d'@ O'-V
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

Earl 4, Wilson's f. g. w. brand OF Mems
Collars ami Guns are the bs5t sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA Leyingtou.ave. between - \ aniiltl T.
VOurs-N 70 J. tO7 Diseases oi i1' Ntf. tl' ~, L.
Gcnitu. Iuary OrSaus Impotence am sI''I-sf
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
BUE' + r ALO
L-gTHEA w a ! { r.

srFclFIc FOR NERVOUS. ATOMIC AFn AcIp of7
prp.tA. rs PECULIAR POWER -
XtuvOUa roNlC AND ENHILAHANI'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

FOLDING BEDS.-LargeSt assortment AT nOu
'i"'' F' luR DORING FOLDING BED co,
- East ltI.st, near HrJd1"ty
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
Announcements.
ADyICr TO MoTHEi

ADVICE TO MoTHEGS.
,f,a 1,xero,y ~oOINo always be used for
cl,ii1sty TFiIiNG Ii sCOII.ls tis CLh sOfi lhe
cW. All ,Ys ALL rAIN CUE. WIND COlC, ana IS the bisI
GrxTul ion DIAERIIuA. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
LII mn

"star" Hand Grenade lire EXtlnsulaI'f
o. west Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

bark Henry Warner bound SOUTH and learned ha' Sno
had lost her mate overheard.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

WE ARE sHowlNG SOME VERY HANDsCNE pE-
SIGNs IN RICH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-26
RCHMOND

Lay, viee-presidents; Sergeant William
A. Sublett, treasurer and Frank ID.
Hill, secretary.
At 2 o'clock the hungry troopers and
guests were called to order and march
ed to the hotel, where most bounteous
repsst was spread. II would be i'm
possible to mention in detail the many
good things displayed, Is the tables
fairly groaned with every delicacy for
which old Powhatan is justly famous,
but we can all testify TO the merits Of
the Brunswick stew" which was the
most toothsome and delicious ever pre-
pared by our genial hostess, Mrs. Elz-
beth Atkinson, who never wearied in
her kind endeavors to see that each
guest had plenty. 1t would not be
proper to close this letter without men,
tioning briefly the eloquent speech OF
our old comrade, DR.. Dance, who spoke
very feelingly Of perpetuating the memo
ries Of our dead, and advocated the
erection of tablet upon which to record
the names Of those members of the
troop who laid down their lives in their
country's cause. All who partook OF
the entertainment thoroughly enjoyed
it, and those who came from distance
and were guests Of their old comrades
left with the most lively feelings OF
pleasure at the kind hospitalities re-
ceiyed. I. ID. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-26
BEDFORD COUNTY.
The Reunion OF Ex.Confederates-An Enjoy
able Day.

The Reunion or Ex.Confederates-An Enjoy
able Day.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LIBERTY, VA, September 25.-The
reunion of ex-Confederates Of Bedford
to-day has been q grand success. The
day dawned bright and beautiful, and
soon the town was aroused by the BOOM
ing of cannon in the hands Of some Of
the old artillerymen, who were on hand
at that early hour. BY 0 O'Clock the
town was full of men, women, and chill
dren. Promptly at 10 the men fell
into line under their various command
ers, and with three bands the columns
ofcavalry, infantry, and artillery, num-
bering probably three thousand, were
soon in motion to the grounds. Cen
eral Munford was made chairman.
Hon. W. W. Berry made graceful
address of welcome, and General Early,
Major Daniel, and Captain Thomas
Whitehead made splendid speeches,
completely captivating the crowd.
When Major Daniel alluded to Gene
raj Lee and delivered his message to
his old comrades in arms the great
multitude oe five or six thousand went
wild with enthusiasm. 1t was not a
political meeting, but every reference
to Fitz Lee elected cheer after cheer.
and plainly told the feelings of our
people towards our gallant leader, and
will tell on the Sd of November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-26
Fire Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon a short time
before 3 O'Clock an alarm of fire was
turned in from Station =, and the Fire
Department, with its usual promptness,
responded. The fire was in the barrel
factory of Mr.. Henry Hetzger, east
side Of Eighteenth street between Main
and Cary. The fire originated from a
defective Gue from an adjoining build
ing. for no fire had been in the building
for months.
The work Of putting in the new six
circuit repeater for the fire-alarm de-
partment was fully completed Thurs
day, and the first regular alarm for
fIe was sent over the wires at 2:2O "A.
N. yesterday, the signal being given
fl oin Station 80, corner Of Twenty-iifth
and Main streets. The working Of the
new system seemed then to be all right.
esterday, however, at the fire on
Eighteenth street its excellence was
fully demonstrated. There were two
alarms sent in almost simultaneously
for this fire, the first being from Station
9 and the next from -. Station , was
fully recorded, and then y came along
with its numbers. BY this new system
where alarms. as in the case Just cited,
are sent in from two different boxes for
the same fire and on different circuit.
there can be no confusion, for the first
box pulled in is sure to record first.
The fre-alarm department seems now
to be in perfect order, and with good
Fire Department to answer when called,
our people may feel reasonably secure.
A noticeable feature of the fire yes
terday afternoon was the advice given
to the Chief Engineer as to sending in a
general alarm, or putting this stream
here or that one there, but he pleasantly
replied that he thought he could man
age it with the force at hand," and
right well and speedily did he do so.
Mr.. Metzger has asked that it be said
that lie vas more than satisfied with
the result. Chief Taylor certainly
showed that he knew what he was
about.
Mr.. Metzger was insured as follows ;
On stock, in the Rochester German,
represented by John Ii. Claiborne,
$1,000; Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company, $500. Damage did
not amount to more than $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-26
DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

"a having passed several sleepless nights.
disturbed by the agCn les a nd cries OF suffer-
ing child, and becoming convinced that
MRS. WINSLOW'S y SOOTHING SYRUPwas
lust the article needed, procured supply
for the child. on reaching home and ac-
qualnting his wife with what he had done.
she refused TO have II Administered 20 the
child. as she was strongly In favor OF ho-
moeoIathy. That night the child passed IN
suffering, and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the day following, tho
father found the baby stu worse; ana,
while contemplating another sleepless
night the mother stepped from the room To
attend to some domestic duties, aud LETT tho
father with the child. During her absence
he Administered a portion OF the sOOTH-
ING SYRUP to the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well. and the H.
tie fellow awoke In the morning bright aud
happy. The mother was delighted with the
sudden and wonderful change, and although
at first offended at the deception practiced
upon her has continued To Use the SYRUP,
and suffering. crying babies. and restless
nights have disappeared. a single trial OF
the SYRUP never yet failed TO relieve the
baby and overcome the prejudices Of tho
mother. Sold by all druggists; rs cents o
bottle. ~ 22-eodiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-26
DAN VILE.
No smail.Pox In DanvIlle or North Dan,ilie.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
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No sman.PoK In DanvIlle or North Danvilie.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 25, 1885.
DR.. r. V. Barksdale, health officer,
announces this morning that there is no
smallpox in Danville or North Dan
vile. 1t appears that on Sunday morn
ing last DR.. Keen was called to see
James Dodson, a colored man, who was
living about one mile from Danyille,
near Keen's old mill, and pronounced
his case to be varioloid or modified
smallpox. The authorities of Dan
vile, North Danyille, and the
adjacent township at once took
steps to prevent the spread OF the
disease, and no other case has occurred.
This man came to this county from
Canada few days ago, and the charac-
ter of his illness was discovered in time
to put him under guard before any sup
puration had taken place, and before,
as the physicians say, there was any
danger of the disease becoming con-
tagious from him. In talking with
Mr.. j. d. Blair, president of the Coun-
Gil. about the case, he says that there Is
no case in Danville or North Danville,
and there are no fears Of any spread oil
the disease. ALPHA.