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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
Gk0DGL 4. G0SCHEx.
IeadsE: liberal stafes-nsn Opposing
Mr.. GsxceIHue.

Gegrre Jaschim GcscheD was born IN
Fnrlmnd n The year 1881. he was edD-
cu;eo 81 the crem Jubiie school q Rnrty
and fhe University a oxford. Declining
20 tHEo ceTfsin oafiis preparatory % gTn1us-
tiun re isff the University without 3 degree
and engaged IN q commercial cccuT'stsnf-
During ~ business career be became well
known rs masier IN the compbcaied
problems ~ financial scieDce. and ieif M
firm 70 ef'fef pb,fficpl eibcs n member ~
ihe Eus9eil-e lBdsiuDe ministry
Ore q flle London constituencies first
returned hin 10 Parliament u tbe yeai
1866. His Cuiiesi SERVICES II fbe Eouse q
Cmmnort were IN active and luiiuentiR.
PIT n throwing oTcn the universities 70
DisSerierf irDl tie Church 81 LnclaDd
and in bringing a,,oun The abolition "a r.
HCiDus te-i.. IN JUN lsGa, Doe was re-
ejacie6 70 PurlHmeSi 81 the heac o. The
pol. The ngXi veHf be- VS. mndt zee
President q ljt Board q Trade. iDeui'ff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
III, Crar md the OnrDerh.

The CHI q Russia has Sol some twelve
months uasf iefD al ardent amafeur photo
rrrr'ber, md q curious incident hns arisen
ont q biz fuDdDess fuf the camera. " lsh-
fne 70 roi some points regarding drv pGies-
when last IN n OscCW lee pad TlsH ny ~
Engagement 10 LeYitZEy s. Int couri pDpi"-
p-raTihpr and on leaving the studio D.
tnafce0 70 nee; % THE sieIs Ehai seemed
10 be 4 tai lady dressed ir the helrl; OF
gas!hon. But fhis tai laey was ~
reality wong sul~heuiuau; N The
Tussiau runTds. Alexis Pletnet by name
who. 10 ftdf'mrn' q . wacer he lost VIII
pretty sousIn. had gone o. LevitZky'f o.
Ut IihotOgrHIbec IN feminine ali,re. n i1t
sight ui The CZN The young officer .uih
lost hi. presence rf mind, and instead oi
cgrrfegrInr and passing on BE- drew hiu-
4eH III r. On parade. and gDVe TIE ml1ilr!
salute 10 the TcCI lailpr fashion. Iht Ln-
r,rror. uattiralr enough. asked f0i az "a
plaumiun. and when Iuc vOuug OIhce' hhc
confessed. liade fim ri himself pb3io-
rrapbeC. and Then Telori himself lusi o.
he WIS 70 Tie colJut. o. lie regiment
THIS Lieutenant IIetuef duty d ID.
ard ~ De- iCuLa ilf to.9Iel Wrii.h-
y iaffer st 81 down and waited. The
Guicnei looking ~. however Il Id
COURSE Of Sew niuuie-. and seeing Whai
a7,Tamed htc . handsome woman, began
n apologize. 81 bic PutngE ~ esgar-T ule-
80 explain his Iidi"I1ols situaiion v hhl
Inc olone,. d ririC di-cl1iu9rlan. grus Ir'-
The truth ht Wa ~ up~a thai bt ntii'f
ebnked. sDd fht young OGiaef- rushing H.
3 /. assI@auce. commenced 80 uuhUEiJu Ii
litary s1ocE But 81 this moment TIE
Coiunt'. wife Glanced 30 euter. and seeing
heI husband IL the lrIns 81 3 IBdT WIS -
scaptaazeQ ttu sht RUSHED On the old
gentleman. and. dragging him away
ariDstrcpnIZed lie lucEles. su,-hcuicnLu
~ ~ sli.Iue'e-s mink" and The Use. y
v'as -pne Time before third confession
iar cleared ID Nufers Il, 20. sarlHT The
Coluucrs vie. The end 81 The amusing
complication j. moi very tragic. The Car.
hrvinc beard The Whole oi tie story IRON
pletn,f f. colonel. ordered rlai the later
.helid lee iei of with Two days arrest On
condition hui he handed 70 his Majesty q
cory oi the Photograph, the tasing o.
v hich had bed 10 .ucA & catalogue - ini--
understand iprs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
TIP THREE THOUSAND FEET.
nEKR PARK AND OAKLAND.
on TBE

DEEk F4kk AND 0AhLA@1'
CE TBE ~-,...
CREST OF TBS AILBGAASlEs-
wlrHI< THk
FAMOUS GLAZE eBrJloS, EIkbcI1-i
Tax LINE OF lex BAl-1l-
BDKE AEp OHIO. ...-
NO STAGE RIDES OK BIZ TRANef Ebs
ALL LIMITED EXPRESS
TRAINS sTof.
Win the rev and uDpArAlieleo fesi scns-
dtiIe on TIE Baltimore and Oalo f-atiraso
these lovely twiE reSorfs are ptyooc A.
con, rerisor the NOS; aorhotsreeuss 20
Gated. both - 10 trRir services sne snf-
rouncings 81 any easi 81 Tie 30 kS-s-
eEASOS oFENS u - 1sh.
20 fie.. 40 mosquitoes 10 lay teFeI
No uElsrfB Deer Park sne uAhisna 1919
one being hUt SIX miles aisSSDt NON the
Other. with the m0~i rhsrnifg drives COD
nerfinC tnem-wil 70 unoer The msnafe-
nsenf OF Er. ". J. WALAEA Eho. u he
thee seRsons manage Deni has mace IiAi.y
t1.lbusi Rstir friends Of The giGr)oos rvs ,rie
among HRifmoFesus Al c0IaiDnpics tlc,:at
sbuutc be addressed 70 ", J. ALhhh
Z uteu CITY Hots3 Gum herlaDc, Nd up 70
% oakland I'D. RAJ E--sso. SIS. hnc sso
J,sr nsoDlb. socordl ng 20 iocSitcn- The ssl-
ffmOre ard OHIO Company hHs spared no
eHT%Dss IA reoGef1ne Deer FRfE ano Shk-
lFtc the leading uloUrtBn resorts 81 TIE
fEef tfps Tor tie season nf SO TIE httrtc.
tone VII be OF character not hiihefto
eCusUed and the s-ssfat of both houses q o.
s5ceDac Firxi-clsss lsuDary- flnt J vers
Elegant new bs thing pools. Jhs = - hS4
PLACE FQR CHlLlkEA ~ TEX LAM
nv lam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

% ne Tiivv Council, lhHrcf y ~ ine
Iuchv d LaicBsicr. md o Lati1ei mi-l--
ter. Nhea. ~ June, 1sGG. fhe 1,as "I
minister fe1 he Iefirsd with j.. ln be-
rcuirr. 1868. Nj. Gladstone became Frimf
Minister f1I The fr.f time, when MI
Goscitn was appointed president d ne
pnor-Iaw Errrd. BE he'd tiss Office t.U
March. 1s-I. ben hI was mndf First Lord
Of the Admirnlty. II February. lsls- t3f
Gladstone ministry was deieuiHd- ana Nj.
Gosche1.. Is course, went out m oibre'
Fe waf reaipcted % the EDuse 81 Commons
he game wear. il 1876 be and n. 9ouheri
were chosen n delegates res pectively o. The
British and French holders o. Egyptian
h0nds ~ concert measures Tor The convei-
sion q The debts. Nj. G0scben attended
lie international Monetary Conference belc
n Paris IN August. 1873. Iii published
works relate. n g rule, - financial AID
commercial questions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
II ~ THE Dispatct
The 4. (sifBer Felaer. :

ne q" StbfT EtAttIs
I've been reading u yoIf paper
a bncAf dirt li,fusni,
~ bow be missed tbe bless nEA.
The gods 20 fDoltBlt selt,
F5e surely Is furlDrn,
t4e t1cltes nv deepest pity.
There none 80 pom as ne
II a. fhis won druus CITY;
= ! knew sDIDF lonesome oEfftsel
quickly 70 and tel 1ef-
fui kick Il 7 DesiE WIN SOY,
] q; u thai 81 pthef ftIIer.
wsF neither rich % handsome.
Bui weEl Erh igtlt lol he I-lHiK
AuG NAK always 1DHau,DE DuEliieS
NasDs az ] came - spGfE;
J louk hls rory dRmsel-
'INRs mean Il me - % IL
The FTeeG Lhsi be was Woo-ne.
f5E never woald gel 20 u;
u De upUic pai u ustef cOIsrhEe,
liz surely knOnid Lot beJO0,
20 kict ny nesls with jog
FOf II ths, DlhsT ielIDW.
There ~ lofs q people IL 1Dis word
"a DO a'Wbyf rhll b. iEie.
When from Eliesr merton
They are insi Lille late
g9ey miss The prizes OF THIS wOfid
Win 10 Dlfs eiBe e blame
Auc AiDe 81 her "a lsiJftuUe
" he1 he AaGG shocjc hung VI. D shame.
Ifltlr iGr Eluge r. LING Gown
Fs-au the Bft3e 70 INT csllEr.
White kick ny heels wit JOY.
Fuy u thsi ulhrc relief
F0r UnIuen. lhDe, sid f9ftune
are always Won J IL tuld,
Mi bg the weary hearted,
IN. me man Thai . tfue aDd boic.
a.td yOur hand g-Rsp tEDi tne nettls
I'neyt, "a never fear of singing
NJ ieI leave TIT plOw 10 Fry
lsuf work v 81 merry sing ing-
a GOOD wife by rom soc
NsuT jOys and g-)efs 70 reh Der.
ypn ca Kick or nsnls VIII joy
And IN That ssulher feiisr.
50 When this iife "a fncfa
And you're rBscy 10 depart.
zoo ussef grim DeEth g4lnOut sigh,
gifs laughing ioy0us beAri-
Nun clitofen rive 80 b ga yor,
Ape yOuf nelgh Don' earnest frAyers,
Aor cnsl srsee l8es mantle
Anc clint 1ne g0lAen stsir3-
Your nfe's lltscn lutig Euc cneeryf
Yfslr axe been celln aDd 1DelloH-
Then give thafllss &C Flars and AZ TIE star
aosHs ,seu Thai 0liier fellow.
frrAnfnnl- RhA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

900 BARRELS FRESH R0SEy-
lsVOpDALBCarnezi ], 900 barrels iresh
Higgins Osirfnso rsnster ass,y 81
low fTurn COCK. Tins Plaster, fsr which !
have ths snie Agency. h yrepkrsd especially
faf ny kichIDona trade sna IA superior -
any ever sold here. IN mock. fresh supplies
Df imported Portland Cement, Narait Apusl,
TqEElsre-s Hair. l&sns, savage Fire trlck
anc Clay, Rnite sand. 6c.
WAENEK MOORE
Iumy sDc Grenne Plaster. esumse Ene
REfk. fs1G ssveptsunfh strost. soutn s1de ~
0ock- Nz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD rorYT COMFORT. vIRslSlA-

me Hyvsia Hofel wiz coDtinus 10
~ oxsrxfea uHnz1 the Ga1D< boerAi
tyoijcr WHICH has nvnyy character.
ixec Us management sDd v bile great ~
fbe sprnrpsr ef lsSf. the his bssf standard
~ ex nsliepue VIII be maintained.
Aflsr June lsf- fbe tssEns f1H oouo.s
rooms ocrrrAe6 ny two yrfsufa WI BE - 30
IS and ssto per GAY: &3t, fl7-so and I'll
rev x@sk- and $50 $50 ana s7s per snentn
esch. sas single ro0Ins fz.so. -. s2-se ana
AZ per day; s57.sn. ga. snc $3.50 yer
week. SEQ 100 fTs ysr rstsnfE-
For further pkrttrtslkrs send - i.ustrsseo
tescrf ptjve psmphiet " IAE
ar Rs-fAD1 MANAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

THE Boston Society q Architects }. trv-
ing g. raise S-0pO flr the erection o. q
mouumeu1 in lriuity church "A thai CIV -
ere memory % TIE pfcallect- the iA.e Mr.
Richardson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

T1e Prince ard PriD1,ss "a NGlfs wiz
an J,ne es,h lay the CORNERSTONE u fnt
vr,nf pesa,ls's Palace. in Eat Lycdor- THE
s,,n 81 sgs5.oVO has bstci raised % ise.sln The
hnIsGins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
PEOPOs
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.


PROPOSALS. hre ees. red - the BlhTc 81
-,usservis9rE o. CDestarheiG county Va. 10
ne EXCAVATION AND EXC Ia AISe'
sgCNE WORK I8llA- y ok. rl-AI4St1
CARFEyTER@ VOEK, liNAISDt FLA>,-
THING End PAINT lSO con l,ilseo " hhe
ielopg1pg i0 the CONSTRUCTIVE of tDs clerks .
Rpa recnrd-oefias building 10 lse ersrbs1 81
Cliesf.-felf CouTibouse - Eios may De
1tny,e ,,rtI le-Ett,d OF up8p the whole. Rad
IaIai t,s sealed and scere-sec 70 N. A. 30.
FlIL. Esr.. Clerk Df Court cnesieFnelo
Uourthousl. ~, plainly fnsrsee rrvp-
80. Scr Ctefks' and Record u-flce ene n nsi
~ IN sEue by u O'Clock n. = [ N IS. isse.
IsrsutDgs and spec -hsEtio1s fof Tie 9Gsie
M RAY Ice seon IN and afLo- hoSpA Z.
glirf IL lssG 81 the Office ~ Akl1r HAITI
so,, 4 a u nrchlasci peiersparg. Va, EDd
Al tue ClerE . Cftiss, Cossiernrlc Oouri-
NOUS. Va TIE Board reserves the right 70
4s'S'' 49, HARRISON WAITE.
.sCst.aEa Arch ftsct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

Rail- Rxr IiDsl i: {. i rll,.S Rc1lIs

ID ffa.AxD az rnx eopx8
.w.ru, ~ sSzn us<T y~pn5 WI - go
yrssi1r on go efsr JCSk - 49,
did suyThsit,se. - sss.se - -,
IRE lsan1 1ssrrsf sp6 tsss y ne esassxx1
p,xss ever day sxs1 exsntnk n ~ 49,
y,,ss ssn~srg suErasd IJsge ~ ienS.
sssl-hasfs en- roy, lhke, sDd 49, ~
and ernsl3 roo. Sud hsbiEk go - 80
ni5ss 81 sssr-srpnt Hotel asa ~ 1919
:ilrs org fssa sbove h,Sn wales -
Hpu~r or,eu s-,erDcnn and ep<utnE.
trse lights Ell over the grp10oa
bUsss. ridifx -borse<. pony. - Ss7..-
md sneassi.as q ssasse snsass f1s he &C.
eres- Higbe<s otxerxatory - TIE S-.ss
hrrfxf f<stect1an " sn1rnsss - - oo9tes
covered s,icf 1909 f~cf oSz ir TIE ~
cisI excpnsn rztsx for c1urcn8. srnaey
the new aus ss,ss nj s.esmer Ear y 90
Pos Gates ss.1 enerser sFgey tnsnrx-s'eV
70 the BAT-hfpfsE CoNrASb,
iss WEST Ball, more street. EAIzlmurx,
ny e. 7et&wjSt CT Ank&sstA IA
CoBB-S ISLAND REoPESED FOX
" TIE RECEPTION OF vjsfToKS -.
gPIFNDfD BATHING, F5sHIyo ASD
sNIPkeBDGTISt,
Pgs-spgss. for CoEB'S ISi.ASp VII 49,
the Cape l.asrisx q DAILY sfEshkk Eo1
Norfols. 81 $50 A. NJ. ~ BON oAo fe.nh -
MoNnAY. WEDNESDAY and fklDAt
MORNING Pa@sengcrs VII boy tickets on
s'es nler 20 Cbsr'tun sfsfsons oSre backs
fof Rssids vii meet them
TIJsa,s: Per dsy, 500. par week ti2Soes
y 49, &C., ss0'"~ sPApY.
Bsy View Posf-of,ioe.
10 s-Qsm ODsss Island Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
NImMtE EoARn.

GUNNER BOARD ATMAYsgILLE
- HOTEL. BUCKINGHAM CJl III
HDl SF-Airy ro1ms, shady gsf1, pure
y-.ra- reos LRbit. VHEsfEn Die kno frU- "a
sluudsrr. location eievSted Bnc nsA ~ =
u pretty village. nics df5res. hes uilfal
goeueiv. three daily mslf rhl oornsctlon
.Klrr rnond Rnc Aiieg nilny rEllrohoj I"iot
dNlt rlc Nnglrk-
rrrlus ruode-nse. Address
Alrs. WILLIAM z MILES.
Bucklng ham O0Urlaonss.
nE Swat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

Bn1rn fura TIE IiEI.an Minislnf, ms sail
cior l.aly on s 1slsnf InoTthS leSfs OF AZ
ssrcc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
CwEET SPRINGS,

MONROE COUNTY. WEST virginia.
vii hs opsnec isr the rocept1an a yisisoS
OF TIE lsTH LAY OF II 81 under ths iESn-
sxeuerf ~ tie rloersigrs1. WHO VII 90
dn&vOc T. uilSf 81 qufat 0oiufofth'fis t&Ax
NAY mrer aim WIN tbets r1uo1sfe ~
dsssr3u1rs cssanA !, esa ~ AsasrA furce4<
add 4 Co D. A. " tssfbers odcs ~ -
trr8 WILLIAM ~ ~ Evf,.
nv 2s-am saf1r1nfsboesl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
OPEN JUNE lsT.

"
AILEGHANT SPRINGS. virginia.
r-F7E 6. --LATEST fn-EEf@lh AHA H DIS
orrFEKp s10Orsed ny The Medical Associs.
f.gr. N the Sfa!E "a nov the largest aDo
most gCpulrf resort IN the MOUNTAINS O.
s rr'riM. AL ufodsrn improvements. "
se.erIpt rvt psglrhlsf and circular Apply "
-Lrre Ll9d 3 %. on owens a ~ .D.h
C. A C0Is9DIN,
rrg-Fu Cse eerEi Manager.
UO.TORBCCKROE i-TW0MiLES
II FAST OF OLD POINT. ON Chess.
FEAkE BAY. open AFt4L lbfA AC
5-,,1r,c Enf SKINNER Rosrders. Atf-hc-
fiots sun BHfhipE. Bosr.uC. fishtnE hno
IBRcinG special rates furnished ktcEt-
si0r FRffiHs ERtfinp free. fuf parucnlsf
EoeresE MES NJ. A. HER HLRI,
Pnsi- Office BOZ IA Hampton, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
PxoFrxsrosaL-

U N. CONNER,
t. ATTORNEY At Law,
1901 MAIN sTEEEI. Efchz9slA VA
Gains cplisute6 rstlss 10 tsnAl heLnis
gshm NED and AZ otner isesl pt&1na8 st-
sended - promptly aid osrefniy.
te l-ems
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

T-,is r-rsf heal b. and pleassre-resort -
nov aysn fuf tie sesson.
The hieh stRDda-o 81 ne rUistnt VII be
fully maintained IN every resi'eci.
- RI EAkLE.
fs6-R- Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
HEALING SPRINGS, VA.

ThM ye1-EDovn re&urf n now ops-D Mr.
visiJorz- } 90 Pamphlets coDtsln2nE tn In
formEtlob spy 10 f'lZro<l- -AcG q o. q -
The prOprteIree.s
lsle-In Ms n cAKrEa ECaASk-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
TUF NONTGONERH EHI1E ST.

THk EcNItrDNEht 1ki& SiAr
Il FHTk sPkISGss Montgomery cyunfy.
Va having hccD Thoroughly tspSircc t1s
pspdtofne,y Furnished VII ss o.e9od ~
shs rrtrpfi0a a. viEfkEs< ss sCkE 4, 16eA
GfOEsE " fAGS,, Manages. nontS s;nssY
sym 81 poss-a-ao Ntrntgaa'srs eSs1Df}.sA
ms xs-sM*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
DIE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA, on
ID NarfO'k src Western REllrs~t hear
f.,s suuul.f OF he H0CctK1aS. n

xow kkApY 70 EDCEZyE VISIONS
A,s r-oos Of ~ POPULARITY, . isrss
number az ia patrons MI kkss uLA8
OF EsIS each SafDgI.ef.
Isesrs9priVs Pamphlets 81 PszroeiL LAd1 =
Co . snt Palk Milan a ca a
ls9irn PHILIP y. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

GUNNER BOARD.-Plssstnt SUM
~ MIR BOARD rHD be Obtained IN
private family IN Lexington. Va. be ng "a
he Vsry heart % the mountains. Affords
CthGtlf'ul and hsSluhy cll male. beHutfui
bceneTy. eYves &c. E1use lErge and siry.
ard hfunted OIL me sphcl Ous CAMPUS o.
WhtAtnEfou and Lee uif erN ~ Win the
s1f de bnd wRltE. f4ouc tEhig Win plenty
af lce. nix. At JnrIuk very rskBonH Die.
%. further 4niormBtl0B address
Mrs HI a ANDERSON.
I'M gB-~IkwsVs Lexington. AE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

GUNNER bOARDERS WILL BE
- received ny I1I-. =. :. BOWCoCk hes-
yicE posi-ofict AlDeruRrle county Chess
rFeEe AND ONO "a way. Location nue BIC
beslils -ss1ss iUrss Hno airy pSss- h1S
ielpgiH pb-uttioe convenient.
le2 " F&SuTfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

!. sHENAN-
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA
ARE NOW OPEN FoR VISITORS.

PAMPHLETS descriptive u TIE Springs With
ceril ficsfes " 4 IN medical authority ~ %
the value q lie baths hs q curative kgs1i
forwarded on application.
my 29-sm a AU6rST. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
CTNMER BOARDING ATUNIVER-

~ szTY or NIRGLNlA- Good hccomrno-
Cations auc reaEonE nle tsfins. Address,
". Il. CROCkFORB.
Posi-Offre Boa 126,
q EDws Uuiverklty Of virginia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-10
The Parent of Insomnia.

The parent of insomnia or wakeful-
ness is in nine cases out OF ten dys-
peptic stomach. Good digestion g1yes
sound sleep, indigestion in'erferes with
it. The brain and stomach sympathize,
One of the prominent symptoms OF
weak state of the gastric organs is as
turbance of the great nerve entTIepof;
the brain. Invigorate the stomach, and
you restore equilibrium to the great
centre. A most reliable medicine for
the purpose is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. which is far preferable TO
mineral sedatiyes and powerful narcot-
its, which, though they may for time me
exert a soporifc influence upon tne
brain, soon cease to act, and inyarla0,iy
injure the tone of the stomach. Inc
Bltters, on the contrary restore ACTIVITY
to the corporations of that all Important
organ, and their beneicient influence Is
reflected in sound sleep and tranqul
state of the nervous system. a Whoie-
some impetus is likewise given 10 tne
action of the liver and bowels pE US
use,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-10
Miraculous Escape,

CLEVELAND, January 9.-There were
scenes of the widest excitement in
Oberlin College at L o'clock this morn
ing. At that hour the flames burst
from the third story of the ladies hall,
brick structure connected with the
college and in which $50 female and 100
male students were accommodated.
The girls we're sound asleep when the
alarm was raised and when they were
awakened they rushed from their rooms
clad simply in their night garments.
The weather was intensely cold and it
was diff cult to get waite. to the building.
The hall was completely destroyed.
The loss on the structure and contents
is placed at $4,000. Students on the
upper floors lost all their effects. So
far as can be learned nobody has been
injured.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
R.FO0TE, SENIOR
OF l2o LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW Yoxx,
Hereby CAUTIONS THE PUBLIC
tOT to nploy or Communicates with HGz
az styling himself "Dr Foot, Jr.,' ~
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entinx himself as the goa OF Dr.. &. &
soorE, of New York, the well-6nown Epee1El-
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1mors came into Salt Lake City treE
jakot4 and Montana trou an expose EtGSE
here, he changed his base and repreSeE1eS
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u New York City than Dr. 7. B. FooTE, Tie
Feu-k1ovn author. Mr.. JOIN ?. TEoW, G
he well-known Trow's Directory, In Eek
cork City (torty yssrs In the directory bad
less), Ex-Governor FRANK FULLEx. Of USxk
nd the Hon. ABRAh WAKEHAN, for reccTy
rears Postmaster IN New York City, else
surveyor of the Port, gave their GmcGytsc
hat thare are NO other doctors in New York
~ the name of FooT or FoofE, excepting
)r. &. B. FooTz, the author OF "GedicS-
Common Sense" etc. and hiE two Eons, DE.
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The genuine DR.. FooTs. Jr. viii hereafter
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publications have been circulated, BY sax
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WILMINGTON, Del. January 9.--Last
nights snow storm caused a most Seri-
Gus block on the RAILROAD tracks here,
suspending travel. This morning the
Wilmington & Northern train, which
leaves at s O'Clock, collided with two
shifting engines that had been sent out
from the station with snow sweepers to
clear the tracks. The snow was so
binding that the engines crashed into
the train at full speed. Three men on
the shifting engines were killed outright,
and to add TO the horror OF the scene
the passenger train took fire and burned.
The passengers escaped with few in
jurieS.
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COLD.
The Extent of the Polar Wave
South and East.
FIRE AT OBERLIN COLLEGE.
The Hurricane-Another Catastrophe
The Irish and Home Rule
Fire in Cincinnati.
Cold Wave.

GALVESTON, January 9.-The cold
Wave extends over a vast area and will
result in immense damage to stock OF
all kinds. Telegraphic communication
Is greatly impeded. Austin reports the
temperature ten degrees above zero.
Hundreds OF water pipes are frozen. AT
Laredo the temperature is eight degrees
below freezing point. At Palestine the
mercury touched zero, the coolest
weather experienced there IN forty
years. The water works street plugs
were all frozen and cracked. AT Corpus
Christi the mercury Iell sixty-four de-
grees in twelve hours.
WASHINGTON, January 8, 10 a. ma
storm of great severity is now central
on the New Jersey coast. The cold wave
extends from the Mississippi Valley to
the South Atlantic States. 1t will slowly
advance over the Middle Atlantic States
and will reduce the temperature to zero.
Several frosts will occur ON Sunday
morning in Florida. as far south as
Tampa Bay.
CHICAGO, January 9.-The magnitude
and character of the present storm can
not be fully told or understood for some
days. Telegraph communication with
the great sections of the South and
West has been completely cut off for
periods of ten to Twelve hours. No
trains have been able to work through
TO Omaha for three days. and railroad
t attic in Iowa is practically abandoned.
companies have been more
seriously hampered than before in ten
years. The storm area extends east to
Maine and south to the Gulf of Mexico.
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The Hurricane

LONDON, January S-The gale con
tinues with unabated fury. In Scotland,
the snow, in some places has drifted
into enormous banks and number of
trains are reported TO be blocked. An
unknown steamer has foundered in the
English Channel and a mass of wreck
age has been washed ashore. The
French bark REM has been wrecked in
the British Channel and four OF her
crew have been drowned.
LONDON. January 8. - The severe
storm which set in yesterday morning
in England end Scotland continues.
Freezing weather is reported from
many places to-day.
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DUBLIN. January S.-The Loyalist's
Union held meeting to-day and re-
solved to establish branches of the
Union throughout Ireland.
The Belfast Presbytery has mani
festo declaring that adoption of Home
Rule, at any time impolitic would now
be disastrous and criminal.
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HEAD. FACE AND BODY RAW.

commenced to use your CUTIcURA RENE
DIES last July My head and face and some
parts of my body were almost raw Nv
mead was covered with scabs and sores. and
my suffering was fearful. l tried everything
l had heard of in the East and West Ny
Ease was considered very bad one. | have
now not particle OF Skin HumOr about me
and my case is considered woud crful.
n.,. MRS. S. E. VIII 1PLE.