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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20
oiriish Figure. s,o,,., !, ..,.,..,

c'rish Figures Spoiled by Athletics.
~ Is the athletic girl, The new type Of cir,
.no goes In for pretty nearly all the sports
ner brother takes up. who Is, 1. she has tue-
.iousiy cultivated her figure, the worst de-
formed girl Of all. There Is nothing like
athletics and corse.s, mixed or in alternate
uoses, To bring out the possibilities Of curves.
e~Hts aud abnormal developments In a mod.
ern girL All British femininity is at present
engaged IN screaming contradictions at La
poucnere because he had tho hardihood to de-
ciars TINT tennis playing girls were crooked.
IA naif dozen groups at Central park the
otner day l picked out four PLAYERS whose
right shoulders were noticeably Of different
shape from the left, and six or seven in whom
.ne same thing, though less oh ,ious. had
Begun to manifest itself. the summer exertiop
eniarging the muscles and light clothing
.hrnsting them out Of place and accsnsuating
me uneven development Of tic body. Giris
VINO row In corsets are curious sight. the
fxtra muscular development all taking place
aigh up, where the blood has chance to cir
;niate, and making the shoulders tower above
the rest OF the body.-Chicago Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20
a STORY or LINCOLN.


\ bA6hn8Ik8Uf8 EEkb0n8X8 ~ hA0 WA1A8
House--A Very ComicaI sequel.
Ons day q man Of remarkable appearance
presented himself at the White House and
requested an audience with Mr. Lincoln He
was a large, heshy man, Of a stern but bomejy
countenance, and Of q solemn and dignifed
carriage He was dressed in a neatly fitting
swallow tail coat. rufiied shirt Of fauItle@
fabric, white cravat and orange colored
gloves. An imm 7nse fob chain, to which
was attached q huge topaz seal, swung from
his watch pocket, and he carried a largo gold
headed cane. His whole appearance was that
IT man OF great intellect, Of stern qualities,
If strong piety aud Of dignifed uncomeliness.
II arm In for it now thought the presi-
lent. This pious man means business He
Is no common preacher. Evidently his
gloomy mind Is big with scheme Of no ordi-
nary kind" The ceremony Of Introduction
was unusually formal and the few words Of
conversation that followed were constrained.
The good man spoke with great deliberation.
| rs II feeling his way cautiously, but the evi-
| lent restraint which his manner imposed upon
Mr.. Lincoln seemed not to please him The
sequel was amazing.
| Quitting his chair tbs portly visitor e.
ended his hand to Mr.. Lincoln, saying, a.
he latter rose and confrontedshim: aWell,
Mr. President, have no business with you
nome whatever. was at the Chicago con
vention as friend Of Mr. Seward I have
watched you narrowly ever since your In
,uguration and called merely to pay my
respects. What / want to say Is this: /
shink you are doing everything for the good
If the country that is in the power Of man Il
10. You are on the right track As one d
-FOUR constituents l now say TO you, do IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20
Time Enough.

Two little boys in schoolroom were placed.
One always perfect, the other disgraced.
Time enough yet for my learning" he said,
I will climb, by and by, from the foot to the
head"
Listen, my darling. Their locks have turned
gray;
One as a governor is sitting today;
The other, g pauper, looks out at the door
OF the almshouse and idles his days, as Of yore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20
To FIJI Cracks in Floors.

Cracks i'll floors may be neatly but perma-
nently filed by thoroughly soaking news
papers in paste made of a half pound of -four,
three quarts Of water and half pound Of
alum mixed and boiled. The mixture will be
about as thick as putty, and may be forced
into the crevice with a case knife. 1t will
harden like PAPER mache.-Boston Budget.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

Lillian twho has been writing seven act
tragedyl-The plot Of my play came TO me in
q dream.
Uncharitable Brother-in-law glancipg at
uanuscripp-Are you sure it WASH night
uarel-New York Star.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20
Hotel Swelis-
See the city hotel swells,
Hnxiing sNells.

HOtef SWtEtN
See the city hotel swells,
Howiing swells.
What asinipe assurance each attitude now telsf
How they ogle, ogle, ogie
All the girls who pass the do2r,
And each reckless, rakish roguen
Keep it up till he's fourscore:
Dashing sNells,
Washing" bellies
From early morn till late at night in front OF the
hotels!
Donkey swells,
Monkey sweils
Oh, Why don't the proprietor come out and msss
these swellss -dotsi AsaA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

j.. s,eam OMNIBUS Is IN use IN dresden.
The motive power is applied to the hind
wheels. and is supplied by an upright
boiler and compound engine. II is used
In the streets for carrying passengers, and
win seat twenty.-Chicaso Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

Mrs. Grundy says that the conspicuously
fashionable woman who is charitable and
kind is a real curiosity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

For ingrowing toe nails use equal parts OF
mutton tallow, CASTLE soap and white sugar
made into salve. Apply until the swelling
Is down, then trim the nail in the center.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

There is a prejudice against peacocks'
feathers for household oinamentation, be-
cause old women say death comes to tie house
where they are displayed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

If SCOT is dropped on the carpet, cover
thickly with salt and it may be swept up
without injury TO the carpet
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

The taste of fish may be removed very ef-
fectually from knives and forks by rubbing
them with fresh orange or lemon peel.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

The best remedy for burns is claimed to he
essence of peppermint and whisky mixed.
Wet soft cloth or raw cotton and apply. 1t
stops the pain instantly and draws out the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

Said Lucretin Mott, when asked how she
managed never to have any trouble with
servants: Il never ask them to do anything
know they won't do"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

The women of New York have been granted
more patents than their sisters in any other
state. The women OF Massachusetts,, Ohio,
Indiana and Wisconsin rank next in order.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

Fleas, one who las tried it asserts, may be
driven away by scattering flour OF sulphur
literally about
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-20

A teacup of lye in pail of water will i'm
uroye the color of black goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
Two rsterrogztortes.

Editor Dispatch: ]. Il It not true that
every en- sctnent q State Legislature is OF
bindiug force and elect until It has been
paesed upon ana pronounced uucoDgfitu-
iiongl by q court u competent jurisdiction
2. Is II not true that ~ The Virginia coupon
llfigstion the courts assumed the acts ot
legislation to be null and void before the case
was heard?
How otherwise cOBld they rule that the
State was not party2 The position Of the
court was as Iotows: Tbs lIw impmrs obi
Cations ~ contract; It Is null An officer
who refuses u except cogp0u7 IN payment Of
taxes f. aching without authority Of law and
-, hence, individually responsible. Herein
hes tBo iallacs 81 the position OF the United
States courts. We wall VT see sll the coupon
decisions reversed. The vial issue was as
suned az time by The courts before hcaTtng
in order that the court might have iurisdic-
ton. SCJTr SUPP
L1inqion, Va, October 10, 1883.
Yes.
2. We think not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
rnE sourHwKsr.
Funeral of Dr. BIRek-roiittcai mat
teFs
rspooial telegram to tho bIspascn.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch-l
CnRisrIAxsBuRG, Va. October y. -fhe
funeral sermon Of DIR. Harvey Black was
preschcd on yesterday NJ the METHODIST
church at Blacksburg hy the Rev. Nc. Coe.
An immense crowd attended both the courch
and The grave. The Masous attended In a
body. Aithe church the Masons took eharre
Of TIDE body aud uttered II with Masonic
hOnors. The utmost silence and solemnliy
prevailed and not few eyes were wet win
tears.
Hon. r. i. Belrne will address the voters
OF the couaiy tomorrow.
The walls % the new bsrracks building oil
the Virginia Military College are up. The
building promises 70 be most convenient
and sutible one Tor the purpose, and WIN DO
no lille credit TO the architect, Mr.. Nc.
D0well.
The Southwestern Synod Of the Lutheran
Church Is now I'm session IN Hacksbnrg.
General Longx and CommaEdaDt Knight
will take the Bbcksburg corps to the Expo
sti0n this week.
A grand Democratic rally and barbecue
will be held at Blacksuurg on the ID Of No.
yember. Chairman Pfeston has secured
Hon. DAVID S. Petrce, Of WJthegille, ard
other speakers for the occasion.
Rev. Or. T. w. Hooper, Elder Mr.. John
III. Caldwell. and others ieavo tonight for the
Centennial synod 10 be bed on the pa In
the New Providence church, Rockbridge
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
4 Cnrn rrom nsr. a.nbbs.

" NDD q il,oft%- ROADS tct, ~ 1857
Editor oi tae Dlspatch: ! clipped the fol-
lowing flom tbs Richmond Christian AdyO'
cate:
" President Smith, OF landolph-Macon
CoRc-e, camc aiuug. aud we asked, 'What
noW = IL ncplisd: 'tlave yOu seen What 4
biurdcr Vyag Tnado by the bst Lex isature IN
that appropriation 10 William aad Mary Coli
legef IL Is simply payiRg' the Episcopaii1ns
Of Virginia toe interest on an eud0wment OF
500 900 toWardS keeqang WQ their College,
II President smith Is fight, not doilW OF
that appt0pridlon shoTIid be used until the
Whole nAlbT IL Investigated Religious
Herald"
As patron Of the hiilin the Senate az Viz.
ginia. I Wsu4 - inforln President smith that
10 - hiauJer" was made. as the college bas
opcped with = lsrse number 81 studFntS.
Nopng men OF hm'tcd means can attend q
noruIai school and a'so hiee a collegiate
course for nioe1y dou1s seSdoo tDine
mOntbs). al EXPENSES. Is this "alUn-
deT"I NlDUniA Is aiding lIof SONS 60 he
eaucNod Is ths n "bfl1des ? For
IN educator Ike PrCsident Si0sth 10 hnd
fanlt with tile izegsiaiGne Is she " 6.uBder."
10 Is not AIDING the " EptScoFainus IN
g krQanx no theT eoihSe." The ,scoposi'
tI9n ~ tStabi sh n nornlsl school AZ William
tons and Virginia accepted tho proposition,
and it's not Se4nriaa institution. The pro-
fssscrS havR iuvl,od toe ministers Of the va.
rioIs dsnoSoicaf' IONS tr Wiliisnrs eurgto have
prayers NJ the collage chapel every morning
asd they have accCiaed the deviation.
This ootlegc hss opencd without an III VIII
or oj1posliion - a1ly 0alIeF college, but the
bcxt wishes FOR eli schools aud colleges ia
Virginia. This same Legislature I'D NOS
make a s<sylaneeF" "a making appropri8.
tions to pay aii colleges holding Virginia
bonds o nor cralt- Interest (liandOiph- Macon
inel0dedh while otheg State bonds bad 10 TO
fotsnd,d underline Ridaeberger BID and re-
caves per cent
Nirgiaia has her Military Institute in the
Valley, her University in Piedmont, her
lslacksirurR an the Southwest. her FMmville
an TIE South Side. and William and Mary in
TldeWRlar, 10 serse as siikeu chords OF love
10 tsud together the grand divisions
81 Old Virginia 1Sey stand as edu-
eatiaaA hgbt-liSuses nurtured and sup
ported BY Tho Ststa 10 glitter ana
SHINE Win other hgiKs no less brilliant.
and ccpspicnnus afn0Dx the istler stands old
RSndolph-slaoon coine . spdens;id work I'M
Geg Che guidance o4 fssesad6nt Smifh. Let
our Stzse aud prtgste institutions OF learning
Ekzsa 10 beacon tights ~ the upward aud on
ward match OF mind and without any "blun.
ders place eie vtrgiala&n the trout rank OF
edoczftop. II PrcsascDt Smsh Is wroag
thee every dollar ID lhxaAppropr7 shsnid
Dc used aad not vah until the whole matter
Is fugesgiEkbe&.
Pressseut Smith has malaa sbiRnder" IN
u,akisg tbs sta'ouAeDt, bas knowing tIim to
b usa o. sthsh high Christian virtues, bril-
liant attsinncsas. and spieRdia ahfiitns. thSt
u be y convinced 81 his - tauRdng7 hand-
so1e acknowledgment wiz Iollo@.
J. n. STuHES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
r--- For the Dlsnntch.l

States Likely 10 Vote FOR Harrison & Nor
ton: Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont
Massachuseites, Rhode Island, PennsJ IVA
MIA. Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oregon
81 electoral votes.
Doubtful Ohio, Illinois, and Caluorni9-
53 votes; llj votes az the lest Tor the lie'
publicans.
states Likely TO Vote for Cleveland and
Thurman: Connecticut, New Jersey, New
YORK., Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colo
raio, Nevada, Delaware, Maryland, Virglnia,
West Virginia. Kentucky. Missouri, Indiana,
North Carolina, Tenucss see, Arkansas, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florid1. Alabaml. MIS-
sissippi. Louisiana, and Texas 2oG votes for
the Democrats lGl2."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
RAss.uoAD LzNEA.

Corraspondingy quick um9 - other polntS
Through bills og lsdiug issued az low rates.
q. A. TAYLOR
no! General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
PROHIBITION sustained.


wAsmsGroS, ID. G., October % The Su-
preme Court TO. day sustained The epnstiiu-
ionality Of the probisHion law In Iowa.
The point at issue was the right 30 manuifc-
ture intoxicating liquors solely for exporia-
ton 10 other states despite the state law.
and II was pleaded that the prohlbttory Tea
ture in so far ~ the manufacture Tor exp0r-
tatIon IL concerned, was in coDhlct WIN
constitutional provisions giving Congress
The sole right to regulate The interstate com
merce The case Is thai 81 }. ;. hidd' d'slll-
Ter. pl,irtIif Ia error va ]. T. Pesr.on ava ;.
/ Louchras. The court holds that the State
law prohibiting botn the manufacture and
safe. except tor mechanical. medicinal, cult
nary. aud sacramcntd purposes, Il not IN
conflict with the interstate commerce law.
The provisions OF the Constitution ana ce-
cislon Of the Iowa court IS sustained.
Opinion by Justice Lamar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
hnnthtlniing mulrirorrn Disease.

J. nnthtintiug mni1iTos1n Disease.
Miasmatio or mala1a disca1o has many
forms iLysiclanB have. for tho sake Of conyc-
uienco and for the pgfposo OF indicating its mott
strongly marked forms. su5lividod II into intnr-
nitent- oud bilious remit ut-fegor, dumb
ngqo, and aruo-caKe But itprosents an inGnito
variety Of symptoms IN different individuals.
Re these symptoms what they win. always TO-
member mat h07tct,er's stomach Bitters viii
anuihlIaie them a. mo outset, an1 prevent fheir
recurrence. 4 reyIoW ~ the proof VIII CONVINCE
any ono 0f tho fact. Th's, however, "a imp ssi-
BIO, Dr. .lusc tloy arc zoo numerous. ana un9e-
cs.sl-y bernuso HE effects of this grand anti
mqlarni sVeinc nrs mnttGr Of common
knowledge. No iees familiar % inc pubic Aro
St. remedial and preventive Efforts in bilOus nf-
lacks. c0naI .afi0n. dyspepsia, incipisut rnou-
Iuausfn, doDfli y ana kbuey troubles. II "
moreover an excellent appetizer and tonic uor-
vino o. I2ThtY3SANlu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
wytno ceur'y-rhe Siuth Distric'.

WHtHo ceETtV-'EAe Ntufh DtstFfrt.
HrsM RsrEEAT. october %. 1879.
Editor az lbe Dispatch: Hon. John A.
Gu'a.lu epoac usrc today 10 tho largest
cr1aG cYrr seen here. THE day was beluf'-
fIi Alter q hard rdin fast night, and carry his
morning men were cOmIue ln on h0rse-bick
aua "a WAGONS. &C.. 4pdtbe Wytheviiie band
W4. ou haUd to iurnI % music. Al V'cioc6
1. ,4 morning about two huntpd and fifty
ugn ou horse, gsyly decorated With banda
ul.. Sc. ltit here 10 meet Mr BGchanau,
who csmc aero. thc m0un'ain~ ig0m Band
county. and af . O'Clock tiic crowd, headed
Dee ife WvfhoYHle band, came into Rural
2. tr.Vf amid the greatest enthusiasm, and
af o'cioa'k fhe opera louise began 10 iiil up
,nd when Sir. B1chanan comm,ucedt 20 speak
There were six or eight hundred people IN
the iuidiuc.
Ms buchanan made an excellent speech
which created unDoundCd enthusiasm, aud
SMOKE f0r iVo hours In the most convincing
maunCr. and much good was done here to-
duv. 9his hos been aStr1ngh0d Of Republic
cabsiu, but pl1pv changes are taking place
and the Democrats say they will carry It this
time.
Mr. pUchanan was burn near here and
MS nnppli Co his old playmntcs ami soldier
fricnds vas tho most pathetic and beautiful
ever fffDNla Ettiif tNAl wiz Ah'fhA w ''i s
MANY hdus we're out 10 hear The speakers.
RE. liuc'nnm was Introduced by Mr.. ~
&. st,fcg In nice htte speech amid great
nurhusc After SIR Buchanan spoke Mr..
Mariin Williams. of Bland, made a spirited
speech Of thirty minutes, and was Well re-
ccivcd MI q. a. Fudge closed the speak
JUG IN a splendid speech, ana the crowd dis
ar-rd, satisfied That they had heard the
IRE test speech OF their lives; mean Blu
chanan's speech. Mr.. Buchanan Is making
"a brilliant canvass, ana Will be uriumphanty
elected Oy good majority. At Bland Court
house goo persons heard bis speech. and 1t
Ceres 800 ~ GOO and al MCChanicsburg and
fAle, Courthouse he nl-O had immense
crowds, md ~ creating TIE greatest cnthu-
.iasm wherever he speaks lie will speak at
Tsaeyen Courthouse Tuesday next, and VII
devote several days IN caDvasing iazewol
county. You can cOsint ON the Ninth dis
trir, for good majority. The people are
worked w 10 the highest notch, and are de-
tcrmiucd 10 win. ! Will write from Taze-
we'll C0UTthousp Tuesday night, and hope 20
Pee able a. give good account from Tdze-
wei. Yours. Ne, SOUTHWEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
DVspepsia


Makes many Hveg miserable, and often leads 70
self destruction. Distress after eaiirZ sick ho2d'
ache, heartburn, sorr stomach, mental depres-
zion, etc, are caused by this very cornrnon and
Increasing disease. Hoods s3rsaIarilla tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
DIGESTION, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures tho most obstinate CAGES OF dy'-
popsia. Read the following;
Il have been troubled With dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what id eat ds;reasod
me. or did me little GOOD. Ihan hour after eating
! would experience q falnincss or fired, aiI1so1e
feeling, as though 7 had not eaten anything
Hoods sarsaparllla did me I'D immense amount
Of good. II gave me- an appetite. and my food
relishedauds2,ir ned tbo era ing i,ad previously
expehencod. itrc,'evc3 Tnc Of that faint. iiTcd,
all-gone feeling. Have felt fomuoh better since
l took Hoods SaTsarariGa, Tint am happy 10
recommend it," 8. A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mas.
NIB. Dc sure 70 Get only
E9oCG'S SGg99paYi3sa
eoidbyaIIdruge1sts. 81 o.sforSs. Prepared only
by c. L HOOD & Co, hpothocarics, Lowell, Idasl.
100 Doees One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
a grrat revival.

Especial telegram % tho Dispstch.l
DCRHAN. n. G., October 22.-The great
meeting conducted here by sam Jones Is
growing m interest till enthusiasm knows no
bounds. People are coming here on every
train 10 hear ihe evangelist. Nsny CONVEX.
sions are already reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
IMPROVING HARBOB AT NOR
4 FOLk, VA. AID rs APPROACHES.
PROPOSALS Won DBEDGINJ.
UNITED STATES Eyaxvrn's Ovrrcz.l

UNITED STATES ENgwgTR's OVFIcE.l
NuEPDLg- Va. October y. isft {
SEALED PROPOSALS dn tripIicntel VIZ DO
received ~ tits office uutii FOJh or hOFk3t-
.,BRH 20. 1883. aud opened immolia,eiy tscro-
nfiur IN presence Il bidders for DkHbGlNQ ~
NORFOLK HARBOR. VAGINA Tho amount
available r lists worE + about ei2OQ. Al 10
formation can be o.. aimed o. application 90 ihl8
oiloe. q ). RI6bhlfk6
First Lieutenant Of Engineers, L. 5. A.
al o. 81 - A. ~ Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23


Nos g AM e mako 90 -,'p~
only ou -lg9lal a. hagcaest'r a'i
Is stops only ol sislai b. '-
ana Msnrtes.3r Nu ID ftNin "a
regular .saups.s NJ li fl.us ca
rrea,'Dr stafons aHi oi.D o. ri.
Wa.tnxl. No. 81, -. IS &C. ~ W. 10 g.
500 AZ III STATIONS Tor g.ssnas "a
FUiLaAN-cAA @tk't-N- ....,..t
OpTralps NuA ana IS si'efl's
New YORK asa Tampa ia-. POD '' $500
On Trans NCA j ali +rlpirt-.t
NJ g.On anil Ch1r s'Ioc. GA
sieeoing.cars e3gaAsa Rex i'rA Ail
vtlis On fraia NJ. 80 r.loNlcs-.a.
XA-tiaetJu ana Ja-ss9nflif 49,, ,..,isr...g
Tah ONLY ALL-RAtl llNs ~ 80.
ps.s,oons sio.y A. n Ncrfolk...-.. g
Etcbmaud so,D. Z. n. AoffoiA, ......f
NerfoIk -. -. "a 81 htlhvpl bees. a.l
N~rtoik 'ssOe A. kicniao-a
g,,e., trains si,j make tlaao evti'
rsr1a,tl,s' /. ynenoerg. sed soa.f ae7's.
S.t All stnut ~ "a 80 AQfiuts al.a "'.e .s
go exceni .he lg3 uain fsst. fl
,siais ~est q pcienbdfs sho til lstl
p~tue, ,,...s..t 4 n. el lat.
a. N ualo '~'' Ss..ssrn l.irl.
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IN. enxssON. Gonsysl feeeaseg 49,
SOL HAS. Erzlae AaaaksS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREhKTASE

"Pva thorough knowledge ~ tho natural laws
which 9overu the operations IT digestion aud MI
triton, and ~ q Cazsful spPucGLon OF ulo un3
provided our brcaSfsat-tAbles " ID q dcucaiey
hay0rod beverage winch Inpg save IA many
hocvy doctors bills IL r. BY mo ,udicioua uss
Of lch articles Cd dies fl.i u colsutitloh nay
DO gradually DuIit 40 uJui strong enough t0ro-
eist every tendency to disease. hundf11s OF
fuutlo ra0iGdfee ar3 G0arlE around "a Iealy 10
attack wherever "a re @, q CcsE Toi-t We may
escape many l. al eda.t by hecpinS ourselves
wei FORMED gi.a Iur- blood hui a properly
norrished lrarne. - {. r,i- Alytics dI-.us
Made simply Win boiling Watcr0~ milk sold
only In hali-poun1 duo ~ Frccers, Labelled
tus jA'al' EffS y NOs
Homeopathic CbomIsts. LONDON, EnclanL
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

BATTER AID WIFE. Pr ,fui7rs. AGAINST pEvzlzR
AND AIS, pRrESuANTs-'N rfB ChAACRgY
COURT or TBs CITY or RICHMOND.
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t.fr mas me boud required OF The special com
misstoners by tho decree az said cnnso ot O-to-
bsrA I~,S has been duly given.
Given under M hand tLis i'm day OF octo-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Use wefss GESTURE shout catarrh Is rs dan
r.zons tendency 20 consumption. Heod's
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

-. u. 49, ".
By H. Valentine, Anctionecr.
tJas Macdougail and II. Benson. salesmouJ
No. SCI east Broad street
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D 70 ito undorsigned VIII sell at public auc-
ton. on the PROMISES. No. SO 81. PAU street,
corner DuTal street, on
FRIDAY, OcToBsB 20. 1893.
at O'Clock p. NJ, all Of said PROPERTY cen
veyed 10 said deed. az follows;
GENERATOR,
2 PURIFf KRIS.
gOGAIDoNcDPPRR FOUNTAINS.
BOTTLtNg TABLE,
SYRUP-PUMPS,
3 sYRUP-KbGS,
SYRUPEOiLER.
WASniNG.TUB
VirgIOL-pUMF,
HORSE ANDHARNESS,
. WAGONS,
lot OF BOXES.
/ lot ~ W1Fe-FASTENlNGS,
lot of BOTTLES,
/ FEED-Ct9TER
Trio above articles being n complete BOILING
ontft and IN good condition, raro opportunity
Is offered % persons desiring % engage IL tho
bOttling business.
TYRNs: Quo thi-d IN cash: The balance on
credits Of SIX and twelve months. the purchasof
10 give ms negotiable notes, W1ih ger cent. IL
teras. added, and endorsed % mo satisfaction u
tho trustee. i0r ine deferred payments
GEOKGEJ. sOotER, JR.
oc q Trustee.