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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07


-. .xcsssss or imprudence In eating we
e,nnot hope TO escare the consequences
,or any great length of time. The most 70,
rast digestion must snccumb 70 snnnss OF
mar Important Junction But supposing
,hst We have been foolish enough 70 eufee-
HE .be stomach. Is the damage irrepara.
bies BY no meaps The dyspeptic has
ysrSvert. Ffrst he should ADOPT an easily
a,eest,b,e diet: second, be shousd nee with
regularity and persstspce Hostetter's sto.
,.nt az the age. The multiform svmptoms
of Sysrep~ls, and the almost invariably at
10, 6stat disorders, bilsousnees, and consti-
nation. win sssuredly cease to persecute
tne sufferer n the above advice IL attended
10 who that has suffered the torments
thst chronic indigestion infiicts will neglect
10 take advantage OF remedy which, II
the most positive evidence OF the medical
profession and the public is 10 be received
with due credepce, 10 an absolute specific
for the compaintf u.Th(w)&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, September I'll A.
M-For Virsinia, fair reatAsr, sta
tionary temperature, easteriy rinds.
For North Caroline and South Caro-
Ina, fair rsatAsr, stationary Tempe
rature, sdsterly cinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
l0nliuc HeAuils.

Businessmen will prefer to base their
action upon results actually attained
rather than to form their judgment
upon estimates, however accurate.
Hence, the careful attention Of every
PEI -On desiring life.assurance is directed
to examples of policies issued by the
Equitable, and actually maturing in
1856, which will be furnished by
PEYTON & ELLERsoN,
General Agents.
WILLIAM A. PRICE,
Special Agent,
92l east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

Baltimore, WAS in the city few days
during the past week looking quite well.
DR.. @. Watson James, Of the Dis
patch, has been confined to his room for
several days by sickness. a
Through the exertions Of the State
sl,l445 so has been collected here for
the Charleston sufferers, and tho Trede.
gar Company and Mr.. Daniel Stewart
have each forwarded check to Charles
ton for $500. Mr. Barton II. Grundy,
business manager Of the State and Gen.
eral @. j. Anderson will be on the
streets again to-day in the effort to in
crease the 81, ,144.50 to $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
Dp NOT sfi.s

joining the Watch. Club, and secure .
Gold Watch at cash price. Only few
moro vacancies. Goddard & Moses,
920 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

Don'tfail to attend the Receiyer's Sale
Of Fine Shoes Wednesday the 9Th, at
10 A. NJ, at ll9 east Broad street.
Sale positive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
The West Point Election,

The election ct West Point Saturday
for mayor and Town Council resulted in
the victory by 3 small majority of the
Reform ticket, which was supported by
The Knights OF Labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

Professor X. C. Word. NJ. d., LII. d.. Dean
University OF Georgia, says: "LErBfG Con-
PANY's Coca BEEF Tonic Is al invaluable
preparation" Invaluable In dyspepsia. de-
billy. malaria, blllousness. cancer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
Nnc Dollar Per Week

will buy Gold Watch at cash price.
Join Goddard & Moses Watch Club
(920 Main streell. Only few more
vacancies in a club Just formed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

The Receivers Sale Of Fine Shoes
will be continued on Wednesday. sth
instant, at 10 o'clock, at No. ll9 east
Broad street. Fine chance for bar
gains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
ssoKE TRIxy CIGARs.

THE DIsPArcH JOB.PRIsTlsa HOUSE 10
thoroughly equipped 10 do all kinds of
Book AND JoB-PRISTISG ut the shortest
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
A laughter OF Hon. Jefferson Davis In
the City.

Mrs. j. William Jones returned home
on Saturday night from delightful So
jouIn at Beauvoir, and was accoppa-
MED by Miss Winnie Davis daughter
of President Jefferson Davis), who will
be her guest, at l03 east Main, for some
weeks.
Richmond people will be glad to well
come among them "the daughter Of
the Confederacy."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

NOW THAT WE HAVE INTRO
~ DUCED ourselves 10 the adde's OF Rich
mond and vicinity, permit rs TO thank
them for their general kindness. and a. o
for their congratulations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

p9r Low-PRICE DRESS GOODS
in oil the popular shades at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
W0On AND COAL.

10 nm CUSTOMERS WANTED.
syewvv Best ANTHRACITE COAL
sss w Virginia sPLJEf COAL. Besi
y -! virginia STEAK COAL. Perfect pre-.
ssion u coal and setisfsetovy prices
sss ssvsasssaii si'sss sasasos y asxssiSss SS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

pn- NNELS ARE WELL
worth your attention at our present low
prices. LEVY q DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

por FALLSTYLE GINGHAMS
and CRINRLRs are very scarce. Look at
our lovely assortment LEVY DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

M COMFORTABLES ARE NOW
very sessonable. The prices are low for
them at LEVY q DANlSS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

p1> TURKEY-RED TABLE.DA-
MASK from 95c. yard up to the finest
goods. LEVI DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
,sy GENTLEMEN's UNBLEACH-

to- GEN TLEMEN' UNbLEAUH-
ED JEANS DRAWERS at 27c.
Gentiemens BALBRIGGAN SKIRTS at
2sc.
Every description OF Gentlemen's and
BOYS UNDERWEAR, at
LEVY & DAVIS'S.
We show an UMBRELLA at 81, worth
FsI.5o. SCI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
A NEW BOOK BY AUTHOR OF

"A OBLIVION Princess. by NJ. q. Me-
ceiland. author Of Oblivion, cloth 81. linen
flexible. eoc.: Oblivion. third thousand
cheap edition SOC. Poor's Railroad Manual
for 1865. 50: "A Fallen Idol. by Anstey, 2sc. /:
a Conventional Bohemian. by kdmGnd
pendleton, Soc: The Chamois- Hunters, from
the French, Csc; Tempest aud Sunshine.
by Mrs. Holmes 25c.: DR.. ciaud!us. 6Qc.; KID
mapped. by Stevenson. ooc. The Mil Mys-
6Y 10 mes. soc.: bon MIN. BY Debnsy. y''
!l.ov; The Memoirp OF General q. b. Grant.
swo volumes 1870. Mr.. isascs. b0c.
-, WEsi, JOHNSTON a CO..
hasl oil Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

c(@N((s0~sossFsef-~l.N <.ol-Ser r0r~0S'<~T.N~>-f
SCHOOL REGISTER
USED IN ALL THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF VIRGINIA.
Price 7bc., or by mall e0c. cash.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY of THE
INSTRUCTION.
ALL THk BOOKS FOR PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
sold on the best terms at 1909 Main street
au 2s.d&w RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
SANITARY.

The report of the Committee on
Health which was quite lengthy docu-
ment, contained number of sugges-
tions rs TO sanitary measures, aud re-
commended the establishment Of large
number Of priva,e sewer connections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

92l east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
NO INCREASE OF PAY.

The report Of the Committee on
Finance, presented by Mr.. Pizzini, con-
tanned a resolution which had been in-
troduced from the Committee on Water
and referred to the Conmittee on
Finance, recommending that the COM
pensation Of the men on the tapping
force be increased from 81. so and 3l.S0
to go per dav each--reported adversely.
The recommendation Of the Finance
Commi' zee that the increase Je not
made was agreed to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
MORE PAY.

Mr.. Parrish, from the Committee on
Fire-Alarm and Police Telegraph, pre-
sented an ordinance, which in effect pro-
yidcs for increasing the pay of the line
nan or the ,istant of the Superintend-
ent of the Fir Alarm and Police-Tele-
graph $50 per annum. Adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07


Mr.. Molloy from the Committee on
Light reported favorably the ordinance
making eight hours q days work Of
tho;s employees at the lower gas
works known as retort-men, coal.shed
men, and coke-yard men.
Mr.. Guy, who was not present when
the Committee on Light passed favora-
bly, on this ordinance, opposed the
measure. lie had always worked in
behalf of 'hese men until their wages
were Increased to whas they are at
present, and it was with reluctance
that he arose to oppose any measure
that was likely TO be to their advantage.
When the men had their pay increas sed
they sisrified tneir willingness to work
the twelve hours a day for the wages
paid them, and he was unwilling to
vote for q measure which would thus
benefit them al the cost Of about sl6,-
900 per apnum.
Mr.. Coonor spoke in advocacy Of the
report. He argued that the city could
afford to make this change to the eight
hour system, thus substituting three
for two shifts day, and yet receive an
increase Of "a. 900 or more per apnum
from the gas-works. He al-o claimsd
that the work is so laborious that none
Of the employees can mako more than
two-thirds time.
Mr.. Hudnall moved to amend the re-
solution by adopting tho eight.hour sys-
tenn. and reducing the wages to " per
dav.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-03

The Journal Of lncbrie,y thinks that
the cumulative action of alcohol IN
the brain centres exists Ia greater
extent lhan i, generally supposed
Many men who drHk regularly
through The ia, ard seem no Morse
lur il, become Intoxicated late n, night,
although they have NOT used spirits
during the evening. "l, appears"
says the cdi,nr, "thal alcohol. ike
bromide, may remain in The system ~
some extent without producing any
marked action, and then suddenly,
from some unknown cause, burst into
great activity, producing profound in
toxiraiion The reasons inr This du
no, seem u, be definitely understood,
though they are thought Ia he of a
combined physiological and psyche.
logical nature, and partly due 10
climate conai,ions
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-03

A writer III Bee kcrpers Magazine
Npeaks IL pralse of honey rs a medIci
nal agent. Honey is hot only welcome
addition to The food of the healthy, 1t
is also welcome medicine to he sick,
or rather vehicle. How many suffer.
cr> have not already been freed IN the
simplest and most welcome way frum
a worrying cough, from pam IN the
chest, from sore throat, nnd many other
| complaints. by means OF a spoonful of
honey! To hnw many elderly persons,
| who suffer from aslllna and have often
at light a most violent attack of this
complaint, has not n icdspoontul OF
waria honey brought immediate relief? =?
II i n matter I'll c0ngratuialion thai
in recent times scientific and accom-
p'ishcd physicians lay themselves out
to order this most precious product III
many diseases. In The Bees and
their Management n professor Of
medicine has lately spoken of The use
of honey rs medicine IN a distin.
uuishrd article, in which is forcibly
shown what noble product We hive
in pure honey, and how iooish /, is to
beiieve that i, can be REPLACED by
variols kinds 6f sugar. Honey" This
pI,ysician affirms. "dislnrbs the forma.
ion pf fungoid growlhs, and has there
fore been of great Use us II reserva-
tive in thrush, in babies. Worked up
into an ointment with flour it is the
test remedy for boiis. Used immtd-
alciy, honey cannol be To highly
praised; by its use incipien, coughs.
colds and cstarrh, quin>y in lis early
stages, dipbthcris in the embryo stage,
are DESTROYED 10y it, and bacteria az
well as fungold prowths For diseases
of the paile, throat and breathing
organs, pure flower honey, especially
strained honey, has proved Itself to be
lnt"l!iby of use, especially when used
continuously and with corresponding
diet When lcasponuful OF warm
honey is taken every fifteen, twenty or
thirty minutes. il has surprising
effect IN ca'arrh. and many II con.
sumption of the lungs would be hin.
dered by its use, as well as stomach
complains. Every family should
have II glass of pure honey in their
heusc, in order at once, after calching
colt. to bc able TO Use some. Many n
yalua5lc human hfs would be pre-.
served thereby,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-03

EuRST-CLASS STOCK AND EVERY
4 thing done In the best and most wore-
nanlikr manner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-03

This interesting story of The rccep-
,ion Al the White House last evening
is in circulation today: When the
reception was about hall over, Fred.
erick DDu5la+s, the c,lared Recorder
OF Deeds for the District of ColIm hu.
enlcred the parlor- escorling young
mula'to girl, and close behind followed
his white wife and the laller's sister.
The quartet made several circuits nf
the easi room and attracted consiier.
able attention from the crowd. F..
nally Mr.. Douglass requested to he
shown to the President. un usher put
hm in line. and ny degrees he reached
The receiving party, A. the venerable
Fred approached the Pres idcnt with
the eolorcd g,fl on ms arm, Colonel
Wilson oi The army, who was making
ihr presentations, announced IN Il loud
voice; Mr.. Fredrick Douglass and
wife.r
40. hls is my granddaughter Mr..
President, ,"said FreJr'ck, correcting
Col. Wilson "rhi, is my wife," said
he, introducing demure.ioek ns
wlile lady at,lred in II black silk
Z ,wD, nruamrn,rd with "A broad WHITE
'oi'ar. The lsJits of IL. teeeivna
r'y, s> will ~ all within herHnr #
u. :, lv1i'. voice. iurnca hcit Atom
h' o IA, remarkable coup nni II
ie Io ay lhu Ercd Dpngia~ nd
whilc Nite .,tirmted more gonerti
f. callsa anl comm 10, thai' "a. etAuf
..apie ssscscAt.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-03
the roSDpA AS .uL.AsY.


Come, baby dear,
The night is here,
TIE time thou wcrt Id slumber.
To close thine eyes
Swee. lullabie
Ill sing thee without number.
sieep. baby, sleep.
Close watch keep;
Fear not, thy fathers nea. thee,
safe i'll his care,
Whisper Thy prayer.
The angels bend 10 hear thee.
Rest, sweet one, test,
On papa = breast,
No one will dare to harm theej
Hush Nhile he smgs
III sorts of hinss
Into swee slsep to charm thee,
.dhegfo Con Faoco
Shut up, | say,
Come. can | stay
Ip here all night and hotherl
Don't yell ikel
Confound he brat!
Here, take him TO his mo, her.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-03

In the year 1T93 there were only
264 ptsinffices IN the United States,
and SO light were the duties OF posi-.
master general regarded That Prc,i.
dent Washington was opposed to give
him II seat in the cabinet Now there
are nearly 10000 postoihceS, and ll,r
annual revenues have swellc,l from
$2a,000 10 SIS 100000. Ninety wears
ago Tie department looked with IN
c,mcclled dist;tyor OH the project of
W'mliling newspapers. 10 HE mails,
aud not until the Introduction of rail
roads did The opposition entirely relax.
Nowadays hundreds of tons ot pfihte.l
ina,tcr are handled and Transported
daily. Wien Thomas Jetfcr-on and
Timothy Pickering cnieavorcd IL
expedite ,he service between New
York and Washington so Ms to attain
II speed uf 100 miles in twenty -four
hours they came into collision with II
Safe rights pretensian which Temporal.
rily defeated the enterprise. tor New
Jersey insisted on exac,inp her "slagc
and tavern" lux of .$400 from the Fed
eral mail coaches.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-03
A A.r. or.

IL Is very rare that a raccoon falls
victim To the hunter after cold weather
sets in, for 1t is Undertaking
animal, and siows itself AVA, on the
approach of Winter. The average
weight oi II coon ia twenty pnnhds,
and the hunter who capiun.s 'onr in
the height of lhe most favorable coon
feeding season which weighs more is
looked upon as hayjDg accomplished
notable ieat. James Sapd,s ol Hun
fer's Range, Guring the fail killed
thTiynine caons, aud ou SaiGrda, sur.
priscd the community BY fetching in
HE boss OF all coGi,s. mammoth fcl
low that weighed ihiriv.five pounds,
the largest by eight pounds ever capt
ured in this vieinit.,'. Sandyt hunts
with ah unusually active and initlll.
gent dog. On Saturday he WAS out
after phearauis, whea this coon sprang
on! of IL stone wall and gave the dog
rs lively chase, with The thermometer
at zero, as any coon ever did in Sep.
tember. Afie "a run of mile the
coon ran up = large tree, tie trunk Of
which leaned at an angle of about
forty five degrees. When Sandys
reached tic sp"l he found thai h. Dig
hnd hol only freed the cuoD, hui had
also freed himself for he Lad run up
the leaning irubk III The Tree aid
reached the very top, " here The coon
had crept oui on the extremity of y
brancn, beyond The reach uf The dog
Sandys brought The coon tn thc ground
with charge from the gun, but had
real.diiiicutiy IN recovering the dog.
The animal couldn't descend the tree
trunk and the hunter had 10 SHIN up
and bring him down. The dog wins
sixty tet IN the air and the lowest
branch. OF the Tree was twenty feet.
from The ground When Sand,. sol
IN that branch, With the dogs neck
grasped in one hand, he found llc
couldn't descend any further without
using bo'h hands But the dog sc,l~d
the matter by squirming loose aud
dropping to the ground on his feet.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-12


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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-12
LlncoLns msa uNAeeoe0
How Ben Bufler Might Have Become Pres
idcnt-Ee Would Not YieId-A story
of the Martyr.

some one wrote. Life is not a multitude
o. yelrs bat q multitude Of experience"
Claiming The truth Of that sentence General
Barer's lie has been eventful indeed But
his has been one of conflict He has lived
before tbe country IN the blaze Of fight.
both in peace and in var. Enough harsh
things have been said about him to send
him 90 the Eai'ovs IL they could be proven.
In public lite De ca. wide swathe and ex-
ercissd a great induence As lawyer. Gov
eruor of Masslchuseas member Of Congress
0- Major General in che army he has han
I. s.l events which meant much 90 himself
and more to bis country. He has ever
lived within the glare of fierce criticism
and often tmes of denunaati7n He came
within AZ see once of being President of the
t1ifel States Will cell vou the story AZ
General simon Cameron once told De- to me
ar Lrr1In said reners Cameron.
Fss casting snoui to aul a candidate iur
fae fHs Presidency to rHH oD the ticket
Vh hm az his second 1om nation It
hai asen ieisl br the party managers
f1an Hs1naa Hsnln vas not svaiiah.e
fr secrn1 rsrs fsrous names we're
proposed o7t there were sanIe objections fo
aaca rar Fn8 M- frciIn sent far me-
one Ear and saf wo1.l fse rnu to ~
% r--s Harrfe ani ser General B1iler
sn m s the nominal
nrn tna 1853 Presidency IN fte tlrset
ne he -1a# have fre piece
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-12

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-12

WANTED-M TO SELL OUR NkN llAE
W of household goods. salary or commits .on.
Address r. ". Fox. Z south DINlsion-sl. Grand
Rapids, Mich. ~
IANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT IL GRAND
W Rapids 10 sell Ives Improved Boiler come
pound for removing scales from steam poilcr.
Good commissions paid. Address : Lyc, secro-
tsry, Lima, OHIO
IVANTED-CANNASsE THROUGHOUT lhE
w state 90 solicit membership Tor the Michigan
Masonic Home. For particulars address II. T..
Nash Secretary. Grand Rapids Mich.
NrANTED-slN GOOD COLLECTORS OK CAN
w vasSers- male OF female salary and tau-
mission % the night parties. Apply between The
hours of 2 and p. IN. 10 room Do. ROOD block. 40
PeSrl-st. city
lIfANTED - LADIES AND GENT I'm N
w Agents for select Readings" with elecu-
tionary instructions. Teachers aud students VIII
md Readings a profitable hook. Yes, we have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible " riU for spe
cial Bible terms Tyler d Co.. Detroit Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-12

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-12

TAGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE. 80 q CANAL
l. ST.. turns cut the best work lu thc CITY 10
securing and dyolng OF Ladies and Gents appar-
els aud all iobs intrusied 90 their care is done
with ueatncss aud dispatch. 60 there. or address
them and YOU D convince yourself oi thc facts.
W WITHEN FORMERLY MANAGkk oF
" BurChe painting establishment is lneatel
al l45 Monroe II where orders viii De- received iuI
painting. paper hanging and ffescoeiug kcmem-
Der the place Opposite thc soldiers Monument
1dTY BAKERY AND JONfkCIuNkkl lhs
Y Graudviile-sve. Regular trade solicited ".
k0SE, Proprietor,
g. HERKNER, WATCHES. CLOCks AND
y. Pine Jewellery, p Monoest.
OSCAR DYE pa DIVISION ST, CAkikNIEk
" and lob shop. Screens specially
TROCKETT & HOpPlNS, FINEST ASSORTED
II furniture in the city. Wc do our Owl uphois-
iering. Remember II canal-sl.
N s. HOPKINS ARCHITECT, - MONROE
~. ~, Old AldTlch block.
COMMISSION. r. J. LAMB q CO.. WHOLE
Y sale dealers in fruit and vegetables. butter.
eggS etc. and io Ionis-st. Grand Rapids Mich.