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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08


Following are official reports Of con
dition received within the last thirty
SIX hours. James Baynes, statistical
agent Of Dakota, writes:
80 am not prepared 10 make full
report on this Territory to-day, but in
South Dakota the harvesting is pro-
crossing finely. With the exception OF
portions Of Aurora and all Of Brule
county, the crop is az good as last year
and half OF the counties much better.
There is no blight and very little local
damage by hail. The rains have done
but slight damage in South Dakota.
In the central portion, where the lighter
crops were raised last year, up to the
lst Of August this season everything
was promising. Il Is early vet TO fix
the yield, but am satisfied it will not
fall below a 600, 600 bushels
II. Il. Young. statistician Of Mime
sofa, writes
During the past two weeks there
have been frequent storms. accom-
panied by high winds and some
hail. These have covered a very con-
siderable portion OF the State, and much
wheat was blown down, and a serious
loss viii necessarily follow. There is
some blight, and some rust followed
these showers. 1t is difficult to arrive
al an estimate Of the damage done, but
] think il will not exceed l3 per cent.
That will reduce the average yield per
acre to 11'33-l00 bushels, or q total
Yield Of 29, 500. 900 bushels. The dam
sge in quality will equal, l think, : per
cent. Of the value as compared with an
average crop
c. NJ. Schults, Of the Northwestern
Crop Reporter, writes
The extremely wet weather, fol-
lowed by excessive heat, has caused
blight, and black rust is doing great
harm. Well-informed parties say the
damage will not be less than 80 per
cent. The damage TO quality will be
still greater
John 4. Schafer, secretary Of the
Iowa State Board Of Agriculture,
writes
I" No damage 50 far reported TO this
department. Private reports from this
State say there has been slight damage. "
Daniel II. Wheeler, statisticion Of
Omaha. Neb., telegraphs that the con-
dition Of the wheat crop N that State IS
excellent, showing improvement since
the last report. he estimates that the
State viii yield at least $4,000, 900
bushels. Late reports from Wisconsin
Indicate damage by recent wet weather
and by insects will be from 10 to IL
per cent, reducing the yield OF the
State TO about 100000 bushels.
Tie Hon. S. A. Conaut, Secretary OF
State OF Michigan, writes
On July lst We estimated the
wheat crop Of Michigan at 25.SI3,Gs2
bushels. The weather during the bar
vest was excellent, and We think the
yield will not fail short OF 25,60o 900
bushels"
Alexander Heron, secretary OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
PERSONALS ana Rrfefh.

Judge Latham. who has been holding
court here for Judge Atkins, left the
city yesterday.
The Old Dominion Fishing and
Yacht Club returned yesterday from
their annual cruise. They had fine
time.
The city authorities and the City
Hall architects have reconciled their
differences. and the work on the spe;i-
ficatiOns will now proceed.
Under the head Of Grimes and
Casualties" the Charleston Is. c.
NeUs and Courier remarks that - 8
baseball expert in Richmond, Va,
makes 8 foul aud scores q run"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
4 YOUTHFUL HERO.
An Town Lad snves HI. Little Brother from
Drowning.

An Iown Lad snves HI. Litne Brother from
Drowning.
A Des Moines Iowa special says :
A noble and remarkable act Of heroism
recently performed by twelve-yesr-
old boy in this county has just been
made public. On the 30th ultimo. two
miles west Of Maxwell, northwest OF
this city, little four-year-old son Of
J. J. Shechter was playing on a
well platform near q barn. One Of
the boards covering the well had be-
come loose and the little fellow tumbled
into the well, which was nineteen feet
from the platform TO the bottom, and
contained seven feet Of water. BY q
mere chance twelYe-year-old half
brother happened to be near, and, SEE
ing the accident, hastened to the rescue.
Peering down through the narrow open
ing, he could see the little fellow throw
ing up his hands and struggling in
the water. With great presence OF
mind he decided at once that the
only chance 10 save his little
brothers life was to let himself down
through the opening. slip down the
pump-stock, grasp the little fellow
with one hand, and with the other
cling to the pump-stock until both
could be rescued. But the effort
proved more difficult than be had anti
cipated. the well being curbed with
lumber in circular form. There were
no projections Of any kind for q
footing, and the stock being quite
slippery. his weight carried him TO
the very bottom Of the well, but com
ing to the surface he grasped the drown
ing child in one hand, and with the
other arm around the pump-stock he
managed 10 keep both their heads above
water until there was called from the
hsrvest-feld, some forty rods away,
the mother. who also had witnessed the
accident. II was near an hour before
the child fully recovered. The hero's
name is Christopher Nicholson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
Baseball this evening at 5 o'clock
white sulphur sleeper.

In addition to the Pullman sleeping
cars that 90 through 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville. the fast express leaving
Richmond at 7:20P =. NJ. from the Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot has attached to it
one Of the comfortable double-berth
Chesapeake and Ohio sleeping-cars.
which reaches White Sulphur at 4:l2
A. NJ, and remains there. This car
should be well patronized by Richmond
people going to the White Sulphur. as
it tallows them to sleep undisturbed un-
I'll breakfast time. The fast express
with this new feature Is the most desi-
rable train for the White" The
Chesapeake and Ohio sleeper Is daily
except Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
CITY AND SUBURBAN.



The Richmond Dispatsh. Sunday,
August 9th, will contain full tele-
graphic reports and twenty illustrs-
tions Of the Grant memorial obsequies.
The Dispatch has made arrangements
to Secure full telegraphic reports of the
imposing ceremonies connected with the
memorial obsequies Of General Grant
to-day. These graphic descriptions will
be illustrated by twenty engravings of
the most notable incidents Of that great
occasion. including The th-Bed
Scene; Embalming the Body; The
Casket and Canopy; The Cottage at
Mt. McGregor Under Guard The
Private Ceremonies at Mt. McGregor !:
The Departure from Mt. McGregor /;
Arriving in Albany President Cleye-
land and Cabinet Viewing the Remains
while Lying in State; The Funeral
Procession on Broadway, n. Y; The
Last Honors at Riverside Park Birds
Eye View Of the Burial Site Interior
of the Temporary Vault, &C., &C., &c,
together with portraits of General Han
cock, General Carr, and other distin-
guished persons who will have charge
Of the ceremonies.
These reports and illustrations will
be published in a double number Of the
Dispatch Sunday, August 9th.
Newsdealers must send in their Or
ders for extra copies Of this issue at
once.
ADVERTISERS wishing extra space
in our next Sundays tto-morrow's)
issue must send in their advertisements
by u NJ. to-day Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

The following cases wsrs disposed Of
yesterday:
Robert Oaskie, drunk. Fined $3.50.
Matte jackson lcolored), charged
with using insulting and abusive Ian
guage to Rebeccs Busnitz. She was
turned over 10 her mother to be whip
ped.
Bette Hughes (cOlored), charged with
assault and battery. The case was con-
tinued till next Monday.
David Shoot lcolored) was fined S.
for beating Henrietts Braxton.
William Lee lcolored) was fined s20
for carrying concealed weapons.
Mary Tenny was fined $3.50 and costs
for beating Bridget Doherty.
William Booker was fined a. for
allowing his horses 10 stand on the
sisewalk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

Mr.. c. II. Deuring, an ex-po.iceman
of this city. has entered suit IN the Cir
cult Court here against Mrs. Jane Tun-
stall. aunt Of Thomas J. Cluverius, for
$40 for services as detective alleged
to have been rendered the prisoner an-
der agreement with Mrs. Tunstali.
1t is said that Mrs. Tunstall has al
ready paid Mr.. Deuring several hum
dred dollars for such services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

imminent. Assistance was telephoned
for from Richmond, but there was no
need Of it, as the fire was quickly ex-
iinguished. The damage was slight,
resulting mostly in what was stolen
and in the pulling down and hauling
out OF machInerY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
Free-SchosI Rooka.

The platforms Of the Democratic and
Republican parties both pledge that the
State shall furnish TO all public-school
children school-books free Of cost, and
this is 70 be done without reference 70
the passage by Congress Of the Blair
bill.
AL the members elected to the Legis-
latars this fall will be elected with this
understanding, and they will probably
pass free-schOOl book law, which will
become operative IN time for the school
session Of l686-'S7.
AT present only INDECENT children are
supplied with books free. When the
new law goes into effect all public
school children will be entitled TO re-
ceive their school-books free Of charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
Chamber OF Commerce R.,sr,s.

The annual reports OF the Chamber
Commerce are just out from the press
Of Mr.. William Ellis Jones, and make
an exceedingly handsome pamphlet,
embodying q vast deal Of information
concerning the business and progress
Of the city Of Richmond. These re
ports are distributed among members
Of the Chamber here, and large num-
bers are sent to other portions Of the
country. They answer in compact
form the questions usually asked con-
cerning public enterprises, trsnsporta-
tion lines, manufacturers, commerce,
schools. taxation, mortality, &c, OF the
city. They also give in brief a re-
sumo of the work Of the Chamber,
showing that it Is a highly useful or
ganization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
Henrseo Convention.

The Democratic Convention of Hen
rico county, elected. to nominate a can
didate for the House Of Delegates, viii
meet at the county courthouse to-day,
but the probability is that they will
defer the nomination for several weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
What Arithmetic Is Used /.

Mortality Of white, 25.2S per
1000; mortality of cOlored, 1896 per
1000. Average. 24.96 per l.0O0." "
Above appears IN daily Of the 5th Of
August. W. IL. L.
ANSWER.
RICHMOND, VA, August :, 1885.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch.
Gentlemen.-Below please find state
ment Of the death rate for week ending
August lst as furnished the papers
Rate OF mortality Of whole popula-
tion, "a. 9G; rate Of mortality of white
population. 1928; rate Of mortality Of
colored population, 23.G6.
am not accountable for typorsphi-
cal errors. Respectfully,
j. g. CABELI.,
President Board Of Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

Last night about 10 O'Clock fire
broke out IN Manchester IN the planning
mill occupied by C. r. Moore, on
Seventh street between Hull and Deca-
tur. The flames blazed up brightly at
first, and q considerable fire seemed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

The Anheuser-Busch Brewing Asso-
citation OF ST. Louis was awarded two
gold medals and diploma at the Cotton
Centennial Exposition at New Orleans,
1855. for the best Beer IN the world,
over Philadelphia, Neu York. Milwau-
kee. and other 81. Louis BreUcrS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
RxoKr TnIxY CIGARS.
MRS. WIKSDOW'S SOOTHING
vi SYRUP

Hev. SYpvAFus OOBB TINS writes In the
Boston O.~Lnsaa Freeman We would by no
mears recommend any kind OF medicine
which ve did not know % be gOOd-particu-
larry fG nliane. hut Of Mn. Winslows
Soothing syrup We can speak from know
ledge. In o<u ovn family IL has proved a
ble-.ln0 ind~sd. by giving al infant trnu-
bled with coie-pains quiet sleep and tine
larsns untEoken rest at night. Most pa
Tens cen spprecaate theee blessings. Here
h al srticae Which works 10 perfection. and
which k harmless. Dor the sleep which Il
arOTds tfs infant h perfectly natural. and
the nte cb-ub swskes ~ bright - n bus
tOn." And during the process OF teething
i0 vssue % iDcalculsble. We have fregueDt-
ly beard usOhsrs Say that they would Dot
IL without - from the birth Of the child til
It had nniShed with the tsething siege on
any cOuzidEzatLan whatevea. Sold by al
drSlsgsts- "a ossoH = bottle. gu 4-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
GOUT RHEUMATIC GOVT. RHEUMA-
TISM. STONE IN THE BLADDER
4

=
uR. THosAs 7. ATKIRsOH,
Ez-President Medical Society OF Virginia.
81 have been a frequent visitor 90 the eel
ehYRted hot-wnteT resorts, aud also at the
Buffalo Lithi8 springs. Close observation
OF the action OF the different waters has
satisfied me that among sufferers from
ts0aa Rheumatic G0ia RhcUadfLsH and
diseases generally dependent upon Urir
Acid Didfhesis, much larger percentage
are relieved 10y the Buffalo lithia Water
than by anv of the hot waters. Indeed. ]
regard Buf1RlO LithiR Water a. trsiiRighd
sIsfctnc a. aif fnUladses having their origin
IN an excess Of f'ric Acid. nave observed
excellent results from this Water n So'.e
81 fse Bi0ddeT and BrtOhf's DiseGss 0f fise
htoucUS'
For sale by PURCELL LADD & CO,
Agents for Virginia Mineml-springs Wa
Ien u 2N&SaGt
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GonHIsssoNER.a nOrsCg.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
- In the Hnstingx Court Of
the city of Manchester.

Vieaen In the Hustinx. ceur Of
yicser. es al. the city Of MsnehesIsr.
In compliance with n 6ssrse entered In
the above cause on the lst day OF Juna
1888, Will proceed ~ my ofYfce In the clty
Of Manchester. TO take: l. An socount OF
the transactions OF the late Eiizabcth ylck-
ere ~ edmsnstrsfrfx Of Edward viskers
decreased, and also an account OF har trans.
actions ss collector Of renfs OF the estate Of
Edward Nickefs. deceesec- 2 To settle she
accounts and transactions Of the curator sf
the estate OF kixabeth Viekaxs deceased
All partles having claims against the
estates Of Edwar6 NiekeFs. dscezss< and
Elizabeth Fichers. deceased. are hersby
notified TO present the same bsfors me nj
my ofsix. tn the city OF Manchester. on
TUESDAY. September 4. 1854. between
the houEs OF . A. n. aud 3 r. NJ
r. u. TAYLOR.
Commissioner in Cnancery.
al ct afW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

for preserving. and making Jelly.
For sale by
CHRIsTIAN. WHITE & Co.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTI-
w TUTE.
ETAUNTON, VA.

Opens SEPTEMBER q, 1888. One OF the
frHi schools for Young Ladies In the United
States. Surroundings beautiful; climate
unsurpassed. Pupils from eighteen States.
Refers 70 one thousand pupils and patrons
s'ern,s among the begf in the Union. Board,
English course, Latin. French, German,
Music &C. for scholastic year, from Septem-
Der to June $685. For catalogues write 10
REV. WILLIAM A. HARRIS, ID. D..
President.
~ A-AodDrn EtRuntOn, Va.
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The Only Unadultcra,ed Beer

is the genuine Anheuser-Busch st. Louis
Lager. Doctors prescribe it daily, and
no family should bc without IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

We have left a few Gauze Under
shirts At 20 cents each. Call early.
Z. Il. SPENCE & Son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
GOUT. RHEUMATISM, URIC ACID
GRAVEL. &C

VIII u
THT I.ATE DIR. WILLIAM r. CARRISGTOE,
4 former Surgeon Of the United States
Navy, late Resident Physician
Hot Springs. Ark,
The Buffalo Iithia Water. Spring No. =.
haE signally demonstrated its remedial
power IN Goi0. rheumatism. tric Actd
Grurei and other mRlRdies dependent upon
abe ric Acid Dtdfaes,s.
1t not only eliminates from the blood
the deleteriOus agent before u crVsfditees
but dissOlves u IN the form OF Cdicstt at
least 10 "a size that renders its passage along
tbe ureters and urethrR comparatively
easy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

EDGE HILL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
IL WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 16ru.
Number limited 10 twenty. Address
Miss c. X. RANDOLPH or
Mrs. WILLIAM i. HARRISON,
Keswick Depot, Aibemarle county, Va.
an e-SaA W18t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

TDGEWORTH BOARDING AND
l. DAy-SCHOOL FOR VOTING LADIES
AND LITTi4E GIRLS-Nrs. Il ]. LEfEB-
NEE. IrincipSl-No. 90 Franklin street,
Baltimore Nd. The tweniy-iourth school
wear will begin on THURSDAY. septem-
ber1 Z. 1eeb. ~ @-Sa@ N2m
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Siberian Irnb-AnnIe.

See the Virginia Club on their re-
turn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
EDUCATIONAL
CT. MARY's SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, n. C.

The forty-nfth annual session OF this
school win begin sEPTEMBER 10, lsss.
For catalogue address the rector, q
REV. BENNETT sMEDEs. Al NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
BMoKE TRIxY CIGARS.
RMoKH YRIxY CIGARS.

TEE DssPATcH JoB-PRITTTEs HOUSE Ia
thoroughly equipped 20 do al kinds OF BooE-
AID JOb-PKuFTIEG al the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
pUFFALo LTTHIA WATER,
THE
GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL RIVAL OF
THE HOT WATERS
eoUT. RHEUMATIC eoUr AND RHEu.
MATIsM.
ITS VALUE IN BRIGHrs DISEASE.
STONE OF THE BLADDER &C.
TESTIMONY OF HoT-sPRISos PHYsI-
CLANS.
RHEUMATISM, g OFT, RHEUhATfC
0OUT. NEFHRfT1C oOLlc 30.

WWII- Nh fIIsIN II NE7E7lE77 "
DR. ALGKREOF 3. GARNET,
Surgeon fRefiredl United states Navy. Bes-
ident Physician Hot Springs, Ark
aNv experience 10 the use OF Buffalo L.
ahia Wator is limited 10 The treatment OF
(y0a. FheisaaftsR and thEt hybrid disease,
~Rhfffasafic t.ota tso called. which ie In
contFad istiDcfion 10 the RheunatOsd drsA-
ygfis Of fsorTOd.
y have had e1celisHt ressiifs from this
Water ia these affections bOfh tn nY 0sVn
SertOa oHd fH lht treatment Of patients (Or
sf.hOsn hQrs prescribed u. ~ course the ~
nedtRl agent h its contained dikattss and
fheir solvent pruperties-
Hence Il n 9 yrOphUiHcft ca sDeu ca
yeBteelp In Ncllhg-itic Coiic aud J0TDgiHg DuI-
ctiil. trhen dsas % a redundancy W Ltsate
Aeid.m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

are the Sole Agents for the famous An
heuser- Busch St. Louis Beer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08
Iy 4-eod2m
AND LEE UNI

w VERsITY. LEXINGTON, NA.-ln-
structiOn Ia the usual academic studies
and in the profess oual schools OF law and
engineering Location heaithful ex-
penses moderate. Session opens EEPTEM-
BER I7TH. For catalogue address Clerk
OF the Faculty" G. ". {. LEE, President.
~ Lend I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

mittee that all the military and as
many citizens as possible may be pre-
sent and make this occasion what 1t
deserves TO he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

GOVT.
IIR 7. y. BuCHAENAE,
Resident Physician bot Springs, Ark
send me five cases Buffalo LithiR Water.
prriug No 2 ] have made use OF this
Water for Gouf IN my own person and pre-
errihed ID for patients similarly suffering
,rifh he most dccidCd bfHcflciai rcsutfs- take
pleasure IL 0drisia0 G0lsig I'dtteIsts to fhesl
Springs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

Can the amateurs beat the Virginia
Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

DEEKSKILL (N. y MILITARY
L ACADEMY. For circulars address
Col. (. J. WRIGHT. A. NJ. Principal.
fy 7-deOd2 m&wst
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Pcfer Sfumnf GNa

See the game baseball this evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

RHETMATIsM OF THE ARTHRITIC
FORM. BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS sc.
Dr. J.. 5. OEDwAY, 81. LOUIS No.
Recently Resident Physician Lnot Springs.
ARK
81 have used Buffalo Litnia Water.
Spring No. 2. very extensively and success
fully IL my practice, ia eases Oi iheUmG-
AsgH az TIE -irlhrlfc form. especially when
complicated with weak. inactive Kidneys
irlh nciiHdfi0u fc BriOhf's Disease
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n AW-CCUOOT OF WASUTNGTON

I -SCHOUL OF WASHINGTON
l. AND LEE UNIVERSITY. instruction
10y textbooks and printed lectures. with
courses OF lectures on special subjects by
eminent jurists. Tuition and fees. $50 for
session Of nine months beginning SEP
TIMBIR 7rH For catalogue and full in-
formation address CHARLES 4. GRAVES,
Professor o. Law, Lexington, Va.
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GOUT. LITHIAsIs. LUMBAGo. AND

GoUT. LTTHIAsIs. LUMBAGO. AND
BCIATICA.
DR. JOHN K PAGE.
Professor Zoology Botany, and Agriculture
al University OF NirEiua al one
time Resident Physician
HOi Springs. Va.
Il have observed decided benefit from
the use Of tine BuflalOLitnia Water iu Gotn
Iifhiusif Ltfgubaya. and Nciuftc1 due 20 the
same Maiefes Morhi. and J am fully satls-
fed OF its great value IN the treatment OF all
n0ecn0ns dur o. q 60UfH Dinfhcsis. Indeed.
] have experienced very decided benefit
from iif Tat IA ONT IN ms own person"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-08

DRTHEL CLASSICAL AND MILL
ID TARY ACADEMY, IN a country noted
for beauty and health. Coarse OF study, 10
branches surpassed IN thOrOughness by no
academy ia tie South. Medical and Law
Courses paratory TO the University OF
Virginia. hoard, tuition, medical attend
auce. haIf session sos. No extras. Ad-
dresg MAJOR &. q. SMITH,
Bethel Academy POst-Olice
an l-eodlm FauQuier county. Va.
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rs Gents.

Base-ball-yirginia rs. Alexandria
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DlCHMOND C0LLEG L, RICH
Ii MOND, VA.-Next session September
"a. 1es5. TO June "A. 1s5U. Eight lnde-
poudent schools. SIS many able and eXpe-
rienced professors. Well-oquipped lecture
rooms free library and museum. the best
facintles for liberal education. Healthfu.
location, attractive grounds. elegant pHDhc
buildings large. airy dOrmitOries. the besi
social and religious surroundings. EX-
peuseg Entrauce-fee and tuition nine
months, es7.b0: TOOm-rcnt, board. fue-,
liglts and washing, Sll6.j0. For catalogue,
with cut Of building. full statement a. 10
courses Of instruction. fees &c, and his
torical sketch address Il. II. HARRIS,
Chairman Of Faculty.
--.NlA NrDul--N Ih-lnntIrn
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0ouT. RHEUMATIC eoUT, RaEUaA
TIsM. sTOEE, BRIGHT'S DISEASE

UUII, NHfN MhIIN NUNI5 HI4N8t WI
TIsM, sTOEE, BRIGHT'S DISEASE
or TEE KIDNEYS. &C.
DR. WTyIIAH y. TowLES
Member Medical Society Of Virginia, Res,.
dent Physician hot Springs. Va
81 feel no hesitancy whatever in saying
that in Cent. Rheumatic Golu Ifhctf1pdtAs7n.
gssone tH ne Rl0ddc7. and In all Diseases of
IySc dcid i,sailtesis. ] know Of 30 rcBsed7
az ali cu1HD0rdbls 10 hN6dto Lafhto Hdter,
S5Brlny Nn2. Ina single case OF Brighf's
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