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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
Ben Butler.

General B. F. Butler. says Wash
ington correspondent, is here for the
present in his big stone house Oppo-
site the southern end of the Capitol.
called there 8 few days ago, and
found the rooms large and luxnriously
furnished, the walls hung with fine
paintings. One room contains an ele-
CANT billiard table. The General is
suffering from succession of colds
in the head, from which he can get no
relief. He is hard worker every
dav, and has so much business on
hand that he is a slave to his pen. He
saws the dinner hour is the only leisure
he has, and he has made it an intlexi-
BILE rule that no matter who calls to
see him while he is at dinner he will
not be disturbed. Il cannot and will
not see the dinner fiend," he says.
After dinner he goes back to his work,
remaining until 1l:20 p. m. Then he
is hungry and calls for something to
eat. He goes to his sleeping-room,
lights all the Jets each side of his bed,
and piling in reads until he falls
asleep. If he wakes up during the
night, as he often does, he resumes his
reading. He is the first one up in the
morning, when he at once goes to his
desk. Such is the daily routine life of
one who has acquired wealth and is
well on in years, but who is not able
to stop business and take rest That
will come with the end of life.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
Gen. Taylor's Famous Order.

In the news recently l read an ac-
count of man of good memory, now
eightysix years old, a soldier in Gen.
TaylOrs army at the battle of Buena
Vista. That retired veteran now lives
in California, whittier he took his ex-
cellent memory on going to live on the
Pacific slope. He states that he was
very near his commanding officer when
Gen. Taylor gave the renowned order,
"A little more grape. Capt. Bragg"
l knew Gen. Bragg intimately during
our life as cadets at West Point, and
during his after-sojourn on earth.
Shortly after the conquest of Mexico
he dined at my table in New York,
when the topic of conversation very
naturally turned upon the recent un-
pleasantness with our sister Republic
''Braxton," said l. what is the
truth about the little more grape
story?" 1.-The story, as told" replied
he, '.is not true" Old Zach told me,
in his slight stammering way: 'Gi-gi-
give 'em hi. Capt. Bragg! He did
not mention the fruit of the vine at all. I"
Ihomasriite { Ga. Times.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
The Yellow EIms.

She lay within her chamber, pale and i'll,
Bound to her bed by cruel bonds of pain.
outside the leaves were falliEg-aIl was still
Save for the dripping of the dull, sad rain.
The elms that year were yellow all the way
From tops TO those low boughs that fringe
and grace
Their tall. straight trunks, like little curls
that stray
And cling, caressing. o'ey a woman's face
And through the leaves, as through a yellow
pane,
The light shone in, all golden, on her bed,
ana every morn, unwilling of the rain,
Another sunny day" she, smiling, said
She never knew how gloomy, dark and gray
Those long days were. In time we came to
bless
The elms, that gave her sunshine every day.
And robbed the rain of all its dreariness.
Is the world grown as sunny as / weenl
cannot sec it clearly as of DID,
For. like the elms, your love has come
between
My life and me and turned it all to gold.
Bessie Chandler.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
A Little WheedIer.

There never was grandma half SO good!"
He whispered, while beside her chair he stood,
And laid his rosy cheek,
With manner that was meek,
Against her dear old face in loving mood.
There never was a nicer grandma bOrnl
know some l.ttle boys must be forlOrn
Because they've none like you;
wonder what I'd do
Without a grandma's kisses night and morn ?''
There never was dearer grandma-there!"
He kissed her and he smoothed her snow
white hair!
Then her ruffled cap
And nestled in her lap,
While grandma, smiling, rocked her old
armchair.
when I'm man what lots to you I'll bringI
A horse and carringe and a watch and ring.
Ali grandmas are so NIGEL
Dust here he kissed her twice.
And grandmas give boy most anythingr
Before his dear old grandma could reply
This boy looked up and with roguish eye,
Then whispered in her ear,
That nobody might hear;
"Say, grandma, have you any more mince
George Cooper in Independent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
A Thoroughly Partisan Incident.

A remarkable case of woman's ven-
geauce has just been disclosed. A
young artist. who is comparatively
well-known, lived for time with
milliner. who for some months has
been dying of consumption. During
her illness a female friend used to
visit her and sit by her bedside. The
patient soon perceived that an in
trigue was on foot between her lover
and the friend. Accordingly she
raised herself suddenly ia bed Que
evening while the pair were talking
near and pushed a petroleum lamp on
them. The flames caught the dress
of tl,e hated rival, and she was almost
burned to death. When the neigh
hors came the dying woman told them
that she had fully Intended TO set the
room on fire so that she, her lover,
and her rival might perish in The
fiames.-Paris Letter.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
AChance to show Attention,

''Do you think, Miss Ethel. he in
quired, tremulously, 'thst l could see
your father this EVENING""
81 hardly think so, Mr.. Lastyn, she
replied with a soft and not unbecom-
ing blush. Papa is in the library
with Mr.. Getthere, and Iexpeet he will
need me, too, in few minutes. But l
am sure that any other evening papa
would be more than happy to have
YOU call on MIN. He is always pleased
when young people show him atten-
tion.-PYcE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

ate last night, you wouldn't have pro-
posed to me; and then you might have
been too proud to when you knew L
had the money. Don't you see? Don't
you think there was Providence in
it?"
And Phil kissed her and said he
did.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

She-MyI wasn't that dreary playe
Not CLEAN of humor in it. But don't
YOU think some of the serious speeches
were the most effective? He-WhY
shouldn't they be? The author has
had the best training in the world for
serious and tragic writing. Sne-In-
deedP He-Yes; he was editor of an
English comic paper for three years.
Detroit Free Press. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

al hear they are going to have a
donkey party at B-'s," said Par
sonville man to his neighbor. so l
understand" was the reply; ARE you
goingP" "Of course I am, said the
Parsonyille man; 'they couldn't have
the party without meP And he
couldn't quite make out what the
other fellow was laughing at,-St,
Aloaas &esseaeer,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

Mamma-Who dvelt in the Garden
of Eden. Freddy Freddie-O, know,
Adamses.-Hdrvard LdDlpoo1.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

Texas is alleged to have a surplus Of
SIC, ,oo0, 900 in the State Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Tendon, Eana o. cutshrsats.

Paris dispatch 10 no London Daily Telegraph
A band OF burglars and cutthroats has
Just been unearthed in 4 locality in Paris
which resembles one OF those dark, mys-
ferrous. and dilapidAted neighborhoods
which were selected by Eugene Sue as
the abodes OF his repulsive male
factors and marauderA The place in
question is called the Rue saint
Vincent, and is at the cotton
of the Buttes- Montnartre, vhereon
the Church OF the Ssese Cuur is in
coarse OF erection The street is long
and "labyrnthisn, and Is lighted By
old<eshioned oiliamps, which are sluBg
Aoross IT, Tho burglars lived In some
wooden constructions. whence they easily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

decamped on the rare approach Of q
policeman. They were commanded
by virago named ola Grand Lou
lou." who il a stout, formidable
looking person about thirty, and pos
sesses but one eye. her other ocular
organ having been knocked out by a
blow from n wine-bottle which she
received from one Of her men. Under
"Loulou" were two other minor nssocia-
tons OF thieves and "crib-crackers, " one
OF which was capitalized by notori-
ous rascal nicknhmed "Fih sans
amour" and the other by abroken-down
notary, who WIS known By the appropri-
ate sobriquet of "Minet legomme," and
had qualified himself for his command
by twenty years experience In the
hulks, whittier he had been sent for
embezzlement All these rascals were
surrounded suddenly last night by 100
policemen, and after q short resistance
manacled and marched of to prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
p.o,a.,nut Hsme EuIers.

DuBLIS, October 26.-At a meeting Oh
Protestant hOule rulers to-day a letter irom
Gladstone was read, in which be oeplored
the fact that the PTotestanE OF Belfast VINO
A. century ago were devoted Ralionaiists. now
assembled 10 applaud Lord Harrington ana
everything their forefathers hAd onaemned,
and to eoadeDn everything their ioreiatners
had app'suded. A letter fron heriey Was va,
also read. 10 which be spoke most hopefully
Of the progress OF the Irish cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
The Proper state.

"where do you think you will spend
the winter, Bella }"
ITO tell the truth, my dear girl, I
hardly know in what way to compen-
safe for the sudden decadence of excite
ment.'
"Nor do l. I had thought, however,
that in one OF the southern States we
might find that change which the condi-
ton demands Don't you think 30 ?"
"Hardly. The fact is, considering
that the baseball season is closed, and
that waiting for its vernal opening will
call for superbuman supply OF patience,
l think the best state one could go into
would be comatose state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

GLOW does your friend Grampus get
on in bis new sphere as lecturer ?"
Get ON, sir2 Why, svimmiugly.
don't know Of any one who gets on more
swimmngly than he. ="
"You don't tell me 2 "
Eyes, / DO, too. Why, he lectured
in Maine a night or two since, aud he
affected his audience TO that extent that
they took him out and threw him into
the Penobscot."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

ST. PETEEsBtRG. October 26.-Papers here
express iBdi< alton at the manner in which
King Milan, Of SerYia, secured a divorce
from Queeu Nataie, and denounee the d.
voree Ss Illegal. The svet urges Queen Ma
tahe to appeal 10 the Patriarch Of Constanti-
pcpIe and other chiefs Of the Church to an
Dul the action Of the Metropolitan Theodo-
sins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Tho Nest Povular.

GAS O rule, Jobson, which class OF
men do You think most apt to win popu-
larity-lean or stout men
"Well, superficial evidence would
lead us to decide in favor OF the fat
man."
And what leads you to make that de-
duction, I'd like 10 know"
The aldermanic front, Of course. IL
impresses tho conviction that fat man
carries everything before him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
DrEDMoNT AIRLINE
CONNECTIONS

Train No - cossscti d,ly exrep, sunday
90 ReysVitls Or Guar, OiI7. ClArkSrule. OF.
o. erseRsssOsO zoe D1~ssm. Raleigh sAiefo.
and NiassOa. An1 - pyiDts On N0rtn Carotina
Difiaioa. a. SsifsDu-r frr kHnegiiie HOS
Sprlss'. sna AL Bg.u.s ~ Western North ca o.
roa. aud 81 Caef f3tss fur Ulnrlyt.o, Columbia
ard Auggsia ss4Hsal
Train ~ " O01R0cfs daily a. GreersbOrJ
Tor 2seaa Hlss.oa. Ngtslgh, GuldsDors. AMI
hoTOssad Gay ~ nofisbary iW Asheulie, it0t
eprlp9s, go 81 gUl1ts IN Western NUrth caro-.
hna ~ Shsrsytss Wiga csariotto Columbia ana
Augusta raGfsst Isr cp'isrn0la. Augusta, AIKEN,
Charlesien. sATsanSh, Townsville 6s, jack
eOnTlle. snd 8ther flofidA p0nts also, wtta
Carolina CegtSai rsisossi Dor Wilmington
Tralas frsR es sepn arzavs at RiohnoaA
6ls A. n. saa kso
tANsLLA COZ EfHboU8s TRAIN.
Issrse kHs1zns ae--....--.- ..--..-..-..toot' -
Arriss 61sl-sas ..-.....-.............s so a. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
E,tnhlls,ed ssI. Ca-e.

"Wel, sir, what charge have you to
make against tins woman "
Judge, that wOmsR's my wife, and |
want 10 get divorce from her"
Upon what ground "
Eon-support, sir.
"NonsenB9.
"No nonsense about it, Judge. You
see lost both my legs IN the war, and
had to get couple Of wooden ones
This morning that woman chopped em
both up for fre-wood, and if that don't
leave me without any support then I'm
of my rechohin'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
An Imnnrfnnt Announcer1art


About sfr weeks $50, vhs,sat aEsfness, I
Was suddenly siiaoked Ts8 nrrcelsung
pains In my feet. kp~ss szfd s-<nfsa 80 severe
the attack TIA, sesk ~ s.sa i'.sseiis.sly.
swollen 70 alrness eouhio their nsturei eiko,
ana slsop was driven from ne. AftrF susfer-
ing the nnos5 excr0ciafins psiu ar week.
using lininrnis nndynfioUs o,e< rt1uedies.
a friend Who symvstsired WITH nag helpless
way donT you get ewifrs spscinc snd
usei I viii guassntee cure. and ~ ~ goes
not the medicine shall cost you uotning
NJ once secured the 3 & g. and after
using it the first aay. had gusct nifnt ana
refreshing sleep In week felt gfeAtiy
walk about tie room. and after nsiaE SIX
bottles was cut and able 70 80 ~ business.
fiacc then / have been regularly 81 my poes
zen hours s' = dsy, ana Avn entirely ffep from
pain. These arc the plain ard Simple facts
In my caae. and | will ckcerfuIly answer al
inquiries relative thereeo. either IN person or
II W. fsth street, Vow YoTE city.
NASHVILLE. TENT have warded OF So
we're sttAck OF rheuinotism oy pnety resort
TO Swtfts Specific. In ali cases where . per
rnaneut relief IS sousbs Tbs meaicane com.
that thoroughly oradicates tAs seods o. DIS
'' ''O'' ''' Rev. W. p. HARRnos. ID.
EKw York, 81 Srn Avx.-Aftsr Spending
flN TO Dc reloFft OF bfoII TpffDu y tthvNh
any benefit, rev bottles OF bwift.s osccino
worked a perfect cure. q PoRfEA
VIENNA. GA-Ny little gfrl, aged dr, ard
boy, aged four years, had screkrA In th0
worst aggravated shape They wero Fttny
and sickly. To-day thsy are healtby and TO
bust, all tbs result Of tRkizg :. 3. 5,
J0E 7. CoLIfSR-
LADY LAKE. SUMTER Co, FLA--Your S. =
s. has proved wonderful strooees IN my
case. The cancer On ray face. no doubt
would have soon hurried me " my grave.
DO think it Is wonderful, sDf has 40 equal.
b II. BIRD, Postmaster.
WACO, TEXAS. Nay ., 1883.
6. g. Co.. Atlanta Ca;
Gentierncn-K no wing that you appreciate
voluntary test Inouiais. va take pleasure IN
stating that QUO sf cur ia.y cpstomers has
regained her nsnlth ~ she 1se Of foor large
bottles OF your gr0at FuRedy, alyr having
been IN invardfOr several ysors Hgrtrsnbls
was entremcdebahcy, csused w diseaa. 90
oulisr 20 her sex wUS.sA Co.. DrsFsists.
Al druggists sen p, AZ
TYs-sfWfsr ercHyTo Co.,
DfNrrr9 Z. Aflarfa Gu
Few Ynre. 40 Eroadwav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
nove, MOUNTAINEERING.

"Helloa There goes old Tangle-
toes-an aulont disciple OF the new
school Of PrombitiOni'ts
Prohibitionist ? Why, my dear sir,
he's bum full OF fre-water now. and l
guess there's no man IN the country
DRINKS more than he does.
Precisely. That's his idea OF pro-
hibition He claims that the only way
to prohibit intO1ieation is to consume
the mtoxcauts. 70 this eud he is deai-
eating bis capacity to this consumption,
and guess by the way he's going on the
supply will be consumed in a few months
and prohibition viii naturally ensue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Hon0nRean.

MnNEAPoLIa. MINI, October &C. "A Jour
nal wiunipeg special nlys: Al apubife meet
ing hsia at Portage Ia Rnnfae hsct night resO-
iutions deDeuncine the Canadian Psciilc
railroad were passed. Tue whole country Is
aroused. Farmers for miles bage gathered
at Morrfy to force thc'eTossing there. -Four
hundred Northern Pacific men are said 10
DO In that vicinity awaiting the decision on
the Injunction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

81 never heard q widow that seemed
to be so proud Of her late lamented as
Mrs. Flapp. She just beams with his
praises"
That's strange, too; / never heard
her prate much Of his requirements be-
fore his demise"
"Ah, very true. But you see. she
didn't know how smart he WAS until the
oost-morten examination developed the
fact that his brain weighed sixty-three
ounces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Approved January 20, 1883.
AnimOs.ty Against the Chinese ssin.

AntmOstty AGainst the Chinoso nm
tBter.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 26.--Tbe steamer
Arabic arrived from Hong Kong md Ioko-
bona tins siterpoon. The Japan Gazette
has a statement published In the Chinese
TIMES 10 the effect that the action OF the
Chinese Minister to the United States In
the matter Of the tresty which Was re-
Gently rejected by the Chinese Government
excited great luminosity against him IN
KWaatung and endeaVors were made by an
angry mob 10 wreck the Minister'S house,
The Chinese Times also contains letter
signed by Peking official and written tnst
after the news reached China that the United
States Senate had passed the Chiaese exclu-
sion bin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

"My dear, have worked ont q
triumph Of culinary art. l baye invent
cd n new roll that AN cure viii please
you. / wall gunuptee that when you
have tried it you viii say it yields moro
nourshment than any other roll
Except one, my dear"
"And what is THAI pray "
"The payroll, OF course
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

ARRIVE RtCHMDNh
ti3P. n. NAL daily except sunday.
Wis A. n. ACCOMMODATION daily oHcept
Sunday
SUNDAY ACCOS.AouA ION between Rich
mona aad sraasVille Leaves A. 81, returning
coNNEcTIoNa
AtCiifton Forge with Chesapeake sni Ohio
railway fOf DO 6outh. West aad NorthWest
AZ Lynchberg win Norfolk sni Wsstorn rtu.
ruad for all pcilis aoush, Southeast. sni south
vest and Nirgiai1 MidlanG railway for AL points
North and south
A. RlchRond sith Assorstei Ralluays tor all
points IN the south, and Richmond. freiortcrs-
burg and Potomac railroad flr Nc North.
A. LFxingtOa win Baltimore AMI onto rail-
ROAD, mAktBK eioea ccnneciions 10 HArpsrs
Ferry - aud from Pfs our On aat tas Nest alsb
b polna- North and EssL
Ssepung-cars Lynchbnrgeo Memphis, NEWS
Learn, eud Lutte Rock.
Trains marsed dsily excs2i sunday
'0sily.
Tickets soid 10 ell peinta Onces: SIS eat
Main stresL 1903 Main ssreeL AMI as klchiaoai
AND Aleg hsny depot Gghth gnd tAaA suessA
iOhR K sAChukDO.
ocH GSneral Passenger Agent
DTEDMONr AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND pANyULZ RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AID dOSr OikhGf hOUFR ~
INK rOUkh.
PULLMAN ELEHl ENs ~ AL hlahP
IhAlhA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

LONDON. October 26.--Iee lines cor
respondent at Rome says The rope Is niuen
ANNOYED ON account Of TIE actson OF NArsi-
nal Moran, archbishop OF sSaney, IN SUD
scribipg 10 The Farneli fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
WADE wmrprLps wmIns.
TFor tho Dispatch-l
In tne C0rs-Ftetd.

Corous Cav Cav Cav
Farmer: "Ah. hs | There's that old
reprobate coming to see me again. 1
suppose, however, I'll have 10 give him
some sort of an ovation" Bang
" Helloa didn't hurt him any, bat l
must have touched his feelings to q GER
tain extent"
Corous: Thanks, my dear sir |;
thanks. accept this warm outburst as
intended not so much for myself per-
sonally as tribute to the cavs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
A million Francs.

BELGRADs, October 26.-King Milan has
settled one miilIon francs on the ex-Queeu
Natahe. The Crewn Prince Will be per-
United TO write To his mother three times
weekly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
a Rank Failure

DOUGLASS, kAs.s October zb.--ipe nh l.s
Bsnk fs.bd to-day. Lianihhes' Sloo'vVSi
assets, Sfie.o0o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
a4EaHcAD LINES.

Ah = ANDAR - IL
OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
SkPIEsDsh 10, hg1
LBAVz RICHMOND:
h4S A n. FOR Newport news, otd Point Com
fort and Norfolk daily except Sun
aay. ruhIaaa FaioeO cnT Richmond
70 ora FONT
al5A NJ. sundays only. 60 Nowpor; NSES oii
Point and Norfolk.
li:9J A. n. Through and Local Mail 70 al points
Wet except sunday falin.A1
sleeDers Clifton Forge 70 Lexington,
NJ
s..op N. for Newport Nows. Old Poinl and
Norfolk. eIceps Sunday
COOP. NJ. cs.Tlos al. Accommodation. OK
oeps Sunday
t-0f, N. fSs LOaisSiila ClooinnAt, Csaoasa
A. LoulH. as0ophis and Now Oh.
ieAns-6ass GxprV8 Win through
PullmanS datiy. Only EsIse raaning
PullmsRs West from Kiahnnead.
AEArTs ~ RJOas0aD'
s.9OA. II. s';gTslo Accommodation, 81
orrt 4a~fas
1915 A. n. tom Norfolk. on Puint. and New.
port Nova exec psoandsy.
30 r. h. from local Ddsnts cad lie West, or
eosP. u nom on Fo.a, Newport Nsws, ant
Norfolk daily Pniimrn ralacs csr
OId Point 10 0toatnRWA aad Louisville
eco p n from LoslsViils Ant 0tncinnau-fA&
kxpresB-dsily.
Depot seveuteenth ard Broad streets
TicksA At loo AaiRssreos and &C nc depot
Il. W. FULLER,
General PASSENGER Agent
]. I. oDgLL~ Generss ~ tslseaaeaI 70 70
DICHMOND. FREDERLCKSBURG
HI AID POroMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAII. FAsf~TRRttF6T Lihk
10 AND FROM BAIff1HCkB, PHfLA,
DkLPHIA HEW YORK, AND
East kRa AND WzSP.
ERN C1FEE4
ONLY TWELVE BOgR3 BETWERy RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIkECTIOA.
Corrsspoodingly qutek tins - ethar pointA
Through DiIs Of lsdlpg tssasd a. roe rates..
a. A TAYLOR
mol 6sEsEAi PreighbAgsnk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

wherever sa external remedy can be ap-
.y.sa SALVATION On viii reach tbs case. Ssc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT. zzu. 4,
V COMPANY. 81 Odd PsLst. nor -
fcik. POxtsmsath, FsHporr Sews, cisscnsnA
ard Janaes- saver landings dirrct. ~ e,eEpat ga
ioos-steazasr AkLKI., lnassss hixhEs0e1 kvsrf
MONDAY, wkDsGSDAf, aAa FRIDAY ss9 A
NJ strest-carn cvnDSct
COznsctiona ~ Old Pesat csoseiy win all anos
for northern Cities s@uss afssrsoos, elss a. Nor
folk Tor Eastern aorth CH9sflna, the eoatn. and
Virginia Beach. James rivsr oy azyiiEhI Great
tourist lips. Choapest rsuSs.
Through tbcEsss "a ktsamor es1 at9wber,s
1sanoy. 1000 hain Hrss< -bazrs1s of<sGzed
rarough. eusercoess Engaged Car 4ky on Gisak
FrolKhs resolved dA1y Cor forfax, fos1s-
mutt. Old Point Waferiy, Hick<fsrd. Va. aszn
Ell poian In E4stsrn Nsrth cefoaiaA, k.sssrn
VfrRiniA, and AZ regular lsadsn9s on ne S<znss
raxsr AZ lowest rases. ana thruueh gffts lssnod-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Dyspepsia


Makes many lives miserable and oftan leads %
self obstruction. Dlsarsasfior eating, sich head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach. IDenta4 depres-
Ejon. etc. are esnsed by tEis very Common and
increasing disease. H0ods SArsaparinatsnes the
stomach. creates an ap1cttse. prosn0tes healthy
digcstlsn, relieves SICK booaache, eaears tho
mind and cnrss thoEaost 0bytiRate cases Of dys-
pepsia. Read tho following;
II have been trDablsd wiki dyspepsia. had
but little appetite and What did eat DISTRESSED
me, or an me little gsOd In an hour after eating
I would experience = faintness OF tired, Sflgone
fcefing, &c though I had not eaton anything.
Hood's saryaDarillA I'D me an inlH1snso amount
Of good II gave me an appetite, and F1J food
relishsd and sstlsfesi cle orStng had presiously
experienced 1t relieved me Of that faint, hrsd,
Au-gone feeling ] have fe'. SO mach beteor since
took Hoods ssrsapaEiIla, that asn happy to
recommend IT," G.. A PAaE, WStsrtegn, Masa.
M b. Do sure - got only
Hoods S2Ysapariisa
soldby all druggists. 81; sir fOrs S. PrePaEedonly
byC.LHOoD co., AVotheearies, Lowell, Mas.
100 Dos03 One Dollar