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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-19

Randall Much Better.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Randail is re
ported much better tonight. At ten
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-19
JOB DEPARTMENT

We have in this department a complete lire
of lob Material and Type for doing frst-class
lob sork on short notice and at the lowest
living prices. We do all kinds of Pamphlss
and Law Brief work known to the trade.
Call in and get prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
lsuLAHD, "a, August II, ]

ASHLAND, Va, August II, 1888.
To the E'dit0r of the Dispatch:
A very unique and interesting enter
tainment was given here last evening by
the guests of the hotel, and it was wit
messed by quite large and highly-ap-
preciative audience. The performance
was "Mrs. Jarley's WaxWorks, and
the several ladies and gentlemen who i'm
rersonated the various characters cover
ed themselves with glory. There were
characters from history, romance, and
fiction and although the affair was en-
tirely an impromptu one, the dressing
wss very picturesque and effective.
Special mention should BIO made Of the
figure representing the famous diva
Jennie Lind" which character was
taken by Mr.. ID. The captivating voice
and general appearance OF this celebrated
lady was greeted with deafening APP
plause, and it was found necessary to
presentthe "lady" several times "Samp-
son (Nrs ID. was also well received,
and as this character was assumed by a
lady it was generally conceded that the
strongest point WAS her hair, OF which
che has a wonderful proiusion. "Samp-
son wR. we think, n decided hit
Moses in the Bullrushes," Mrs
Brown Potter" " Yum Yum, " Maid OF
Athens" and honor, "Joan Dare"
I" Mr.. end Mrs. Tom. Thumb" oscar
Wilde" "George Washington, and
others were all faithfully portrayed, and
the costumes we're as nearly perfect az
they could be.
Worthy mention should also be made
of the character Lay of the Last
Minstrel" Which was assumed by Mr..
Morton Marye, who has the mir Of pro
fessional. The entertainment closed
with group representing POcahOn.as
interceding for the life of Captain
John Smith," which was very charm
inglv presented by Mrs. B-lr, who
made a captivating Pocahontas, and
Messrs. NJ. and b. Of Mrs. farley
(Mr. Robert Marye) too much praise
cannot be given. TO ssy that this gem
tIeman made an absolute success OF the
difficult part assigned him but family
expresses its portrayal. he would put
to shame many a professional.
Altogether the evening was an ex-
tremely agreeable one, and those who
had the pleasure of witnessing the enter
tainment arc indebted to Miss II and
her very able assistants Mrs. N. and ID.
aud Messrs. Stun and Slocumb.
1t has been suggested that the per-
Torrance be repeated at an early date
for the benefit of some charitable object,
and from tho hsttsring compliments
paid by the audience of last evening it
IS safe to say that Mrs Jarley's Wax
Works will have full house. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY AUGUST r. 1888

cess OF expectoration is carried on more
actively, this source OF danger Is cor
respondingly greater. When dropped
into water and disinfected the peni IS
obyiaied, but when dried and carried
around as fine dust this is a source OF
constant danger TO wreck the susceptl-
bic or the bronchitis-
USE OF THE MICROSCOPE.
ais the microscopic demonstration OF
the bacilIes in the expectorntion OF the
tubercle IN important element in dealing
with the disease |?
"a most important element Some
physicians cling to the idea that the
bacillus is accidental and unimportant,
and that the tuberculos inflammation is
the really essential point They adducee
the fact that to some strong Systems and
healthy tissues the bacillus is harmless,
while il is in the weak or inflamed part
only that il fastens its habitat.
But it is merely question OF a
greater or lesser power OF resistance.
The strong system or cell triumphs over
the invading germ and destroys 1t,
KUtTthh TIC Ntdk bNEbtln VI ~
cumbs to the attack and tuberculosis is
established. The infiamed structures
have their vitality and power OF vital re-
sistance lowered, and the inhamed part
is a receptive field for the germ OF tu-
berculosis. In all tubercles the bacillus
is found, and by this transplanted bacli-
lus the tubercle can DO produced with
certainty in animals OF susceptible &C.
nus like the Guinea-pig or OK.
"Hence the great value OF the baclllns
as the means of determining the nature
of the disease. From herd of cattle,
any Of which has a cough, nasal dis
charge, OF an enlarged gland, little Of
the product may be taken for micro
scopic examination and the status OF
such herd or animal may be determined
by the result. From the attendants on
such a herd any one with a cough or ex'
pectoration may be tested in the same
way, and il the bacillus is found pru-
dence would suggest that he be removed
from q position which makes him a
source Of danger to the community. To
protect the milk-consumers it Is essen
tial to expel from our diaries all but
sound COWS and sound attendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

tho special train which took the Prince
OF Wales from Liverpool to London, 200
miles, in 3 hours and 50 minutes, On
average slightly over 81 miles.
After we arrived the ssFlying Scotch
man" Numbered into the Waverley sta
ton. We had beaten it however, not
only minutes in time. but 8 miles IN
distance, and this s miles superiority OF
the West Coast Will continue as long as
the present schedule holds, which will
he for several months at least. It's now
said that the Great Northern will cut to
n hours. do not think il likely, how
ever, as there is q largo conservative
party among the directors opposed to
any faster speed. Consequently the
West Coast train will bear of the palm
henceforth.
Despite tho fearful speed tho journey
was not at all unpleasant. The lostling
and lateral motion seemed no greater than
when going at ordinary epeed. The
sight from the windows was very un-
usual, however. Trains coming at full
speed from the opposite direction went
by with crash like volley OF musketry,
and were indissiuguishable brown-colored
masses, seen only for moment
A short tunnel was like gas-iet, sud-
denly extinguished and suddenly re-
lighted, the eye not having time to ac-
custom itself to the darkness. Long
tunnels were passed through with n
booming roar and continuous shower Of
sparks Against the blackness IL was
quite like an effect in fireworks. There
was no more danger in the trip than in
one at The ordinary speed, and the only
noticeable difference WAS in a slight
shskiness of the legs upon getting out.
All the passengers bore the trip well e1-
cept one lady, and the eight-bour ex-
press, which will continue Though the
summer months, will undoubtedly be q
popular train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

SESSION SEPTEMBER 20, 1883. ToJUNE2o, 1889
Eight indie pendent schools, completely manned
and well equipped: good library and museum;
special courses OF lectures: healthful location;
attractive grounds: elegant halls and class-
rooms; large and. airy dormitorios; new hotel,
gymnasium, and bathrooms: high standards,
and the best surroundings.
Expenses Of nonresident student, 81. 50; Or
resident, about 81 o for nine moaths session.
For catalogue with full information as 20 or
ganixation, courses Of instruction. degrees tees,
&c, address II. III. HAskIS,
Chairman of the Faculty,
iy 2l-eod2m Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
A Pies for the Letter-Carrfers.
RICHMOND, August II, 1Si
ifor oEkhe D1sDaLeh J..

To the Editor ofthe Dispatch
/ have on several occasions noticed
that the carriers collecting letters in
various parts Of the city are more than
overloaded when collecting mail from
street boxes.
Why cannot our obliging and wide
awake postmaster, who has already done
30 much for the public and for the en-
ployees Of the post-office, suggest to the
Department at Washington TO give him
the privilege 10 employ light wagon,
perfectly secure, with one driver and O
collector to gather the mail from various
boxes? This would facilitate the expe-
dition OF mail matter and relieve most
worthy, hard-working class Of our fell
low citizens lettercarriers Of the
city OF Kichmond--wbo serve Us in all
kinds OF weather without murmnr. Please
sgitste this Respectfully yours,
4. l. kAsuKrxs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
DRU0s. nEDiCiNES. &c.
SALES.
@n;3@ E:#@.

!. 900 pounds Cum Canphor ''- alola;.
100 pounds Noiusd CASTLE Soap, RAJ ,..by
the pound l'c;
200 pound. White CASTLE sosp, bar 49,, syas
pound ac;
100 pounds gnelish Blue Mottiei soap a, l'-s
bal usually soid for 5o,..
800 half-plnt Bottles Of Genuine Imported Bag
Rum a. ~;
100 pieces ane Bath Sponge a, '',-u'aaay sod
attl:
gNO pie,e. Bath Sponge. e-c.-rcgIisr prize 'n-
Camella Bouquet Soap aucst toilet -esq mace
%, cake or 3 for 50';
,nticura soap IS. cake;
h ellis White Rose. Persian Bouquet - -'t7
other odors only 20. per onncs-usJsl ir.s
sOe Guaranteed 50 Oe elIslto any o. 80
market
% ,ross Quo Toilet Soap at Coz. lozen-reg. a.
fri-oti;
Gen inc Murray \ Lsnmsns FloriiA Hs.-r
hc;
Lsa Is Florida Water 'snslN, -;
s5cvlll buy Noede & Bakers Carboi'c N.-'--
Wash. or 8 bottles fc- 81:
TO- ril buy Sozoiout lths best dsntiiricsc
l0.. t.n buy 'TctoWs swaudown Nth bottle %
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Sc wi buy ioc box u whiting;
,Oc Wi by Ioonens Solid-Bsck Hsir-Br-sa-
u4al price ST.;
q VII buy loouens solii-Baek Hair-brlsh
usisl price tl.50,
Horsfi - Acid Phosphate, A.. % 3 bottle, ilf
81
Hors'1i's Acid rhosphat" largo. ~:
-. VII buy pound test NiKei B.ri sssi
;5c' vii buy Pa ucs Celery compound,
81. . WI buy swift. specific lsrge.
I5c. viii buy Fray.ers Nerve I'D Bcns les.
mcd.
i5c. wlliruy virginia Worm KILLER;
sapoio.Fc. a cake;
&c. wulhuy lazslrs Lavender or Violet rolH
Watsr:
sc. will Wy Luhin's Extracts;
75c. viii Iuy Wycth'. beef. Wine AMI iron
IS. viii NY Browns Iron Buter;
Is. will bsy simmons Liver Regulator la-gs.
nc. viii Nv slmmou, IIyer Regulator lsua..
lsc. vii b,g Nr-. Niuslow's soothing syrup.
lsr. Viii rLy Bran4r,,n DayiIs, VI tai
Pill:
iliO VIII by Fellows syrup HyPoPaos --t'
Compound
-. VIII tuy Valentines Mea. Juice;
-. viii buy Ayers or Hoods sar,aps1ils
lDc will buy Allolck's Porous Plaster.
50c. viii buy Genuine losierirah Nuh 90. sn'
nc. viii buy DR.. Piefres FaYortc fFr-'rIN a
75c. viii buy Dr. Plonre's Golien Medical DE-
cOYery;
So. will buy BrOmocedelno;
IS. vii, buy BoTiuine Qargel;
5oc. will buy Boriuine ,smailE
AthousAnd an lone articles q, sweeping -ei.-.
tlons from Old-fas hi n "a prices Physr1au'
scrption- carefAiiy 11i scicnuaraiF n..-
pounded. Purity guaranteed. Goois iri.ts-.l
FREQ g. any part Of Tie city II order amounts 9
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
HIS SECOND CENTURY BEGUN.
George T.. Perkins, or Norwich, Con-
uergfcuf.

Norwich has its G.. o. M.--nsmely,
Colonel George l.. Perkins who was q
hundred years old on August 5tb and
has started his second century in fine
health and spirits. The day succeeding
that on which he rounded The century n
celebration was held in his honor at
tended by many influential people.
Folks looking at the old gentleman's
portrait will say, naturally enough {:
THAT is not the picture of cente-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
tv 1s-eodSRGH
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III No. BEAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.

JOHN n. POWELL, Principal.
Mrs. I. q. PEYIOS. Associate Principal
Tho sixteenth session OF THIS BOARDING and
day school for young ladies' and little girls will
begin WEDNESDAY. SRPTEgBgR 20. 1888.
No changes 10 the corps Of instructors except
In French. \ French gentleman, who ha7 had
many years Of successful experience IN tho city
OF New York. and most highly recommended by
a friend Of the Principals liOr whom he has
taughr as a teacher and gentleman, will have
charge II the Department Of French.
Special attention is called TO our KINDER
GARTEN aud sUB-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
which has proved 80 valuable an adjunct 10 tho
primary department, for children from i've 70
nine years u age.
class Of little glrls--uuder ten years Of age
will be started IN French FREE OF CHARGE by
full graduate OF the school thoroughly quail
fed 20 start them In the grammsr ana conyersa-
ton
Apply for catalogue at the book stores or 10
either principal. ~ l5-W. Il. Su&Tu2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
my requestl
0rfYou love ne. Lean N0rd."

Child a my lOvo loan hard,
And let mo feel the pressure OF thy care.
know thy burden, FOR fashioned it.
Posed IL in my own hand aud made its weight
Precisely that winch ] saw best for thee;
Ana when placed II on thy shrinking form,
said: 81 shall be near, and while thou leaoest
On mo, this burden shall DO mine, not thino."
SO shall keep within my ctrcling arms
Tho child II my own lOge; here lay IL down,
Nor fear 10 weary him who made, uphol1s,
And guides the unyerse.
Yes closer come;
Thou art not near enough. Thy care, thysei,
Law both on me, that may feel my child
Reposing on my heart
TnOu lowest met
doubt It not, then, loving me, lean hard.
J. A. WHIPPLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
UGUSTA FrNATE SEMINARY

"A STANTON, VA, MISS MARY J. BALD
WIN. Principal. OPENS SkPrEMBEk 5, ls5S.
CLOSES JUNE, 1852. Unsurpassed location,
buildings, grounds. and appointments. Pun
CORDS Of Teachers. Cnrlyalled advantages ia
Music, Languages. ElOcutiOn, Art, Book hee PING,
Physical Culture. StenOgraphy ana IypeNuti
Board &C.. with full English Course, $3.50 Tor the
entife session Of nine months Ausic, Art. and
Languages extra For full PARTICULAR apply TO
the fs7-ios,iual for catalogue. 10 T-eodgin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
n TUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.

with large corps of superior teachers, tho
rough instruction In all departments, unsur.
passed appointments for comfort, equipment
improved by new pianos. atractiyeDess IN
creased 10y repGinting the buildings, aud other
improvements; with its hsalthtul, beautiful, and
accessible location this school oners the pest l.
Yantsces and Al the lowest rates.
For catalogue address -
W. P. DICKINSON,
tic. odeucv PRINCIPAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

ALL THE NEW BOOKS AT 1902
"A MAIN STREET.
MAGAZINES for August.
MAlkA's REVENGE. Haggsrd.
IRISH KNIGHT or NINETEENTH CENTURY,
Miss Davis.
MADAM SILVA, NcClelland
VIRGINIA INHERITANCE. Pepdleton-
FAMILY DOOM AND MAIDEN WIDOW, South
worth.
Au S-d1w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
IMPORTANT NEW LAW

AN IMPORTANT NEW LAW
"A BOOK published to-day--COAMlSsi0N-
Eks IN CHANCKRY IN NlRdiNIA-by A.
Meade Smith, of the Norfolk sar, comprising a
digest of the statute Law governing Commits
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CHASED aud arranged In separate parts aud nn-
dor proper uiles. win explanatory comments
aud references. forms aud tables. and contain
leg. also, brief ext oeition Of the law concern
ing some matters most frequently presented Tor
consiieration-as notices. hearing. reports, hdu-
ciGries, legscies, distributions, interest annui-
ties, accounts, &c. one volume, syQ> Prico 81
ty1 WEST. JOHNSTON & CO., Publishers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
IosEPH RopOMINsKY. FROM

u Germany. PROVISIONAL RAT-cATcHER,
offers hts services 10 the citizens OF Richmond 20
CLEAR HOUSES OF RATS, CHINCHBuGS
and OTHER INSECTS. Guaranteed To rid any
house OF these pests Ia twenty-four hours. Has
n large number Of testimonials from Germany.
who're be has worked for tho past eighteen
years Was employed by the German Goverh-
ment fifteen years. Terms moderate. Call or
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Marshall street, ~ l22t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcURA, 50c;
SOAP. Csc; REsoLvESr. 81. Prepared 10y the
PUTTkk DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Boston, Mass.
10 Send for allow 70 Cure Skin Diseases, y "a
pARas. 81 illustratiOsA and 100 testi nlonial4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

WrAKE-FOREST COLLEGE,
w NORTH CAROLINA.
Sixteen miles north Of Raleigh. Fity-fourih
annual session begins SEPTEMBER lsr. Ten
distinct schools. Ten instructors. Ten thou
sand volumes In Library. Wel-equpped Iaoo-
ratorles, Reading Room and Gymnasium; oXten-
siye grounds For catalogue, Sc, address,
PEksIDzsr CHARLES Z. TAYLOR,
tseoQra Wake Forest. n. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
WATERBURY,, W., JANUARY %, 1881.

Pruritus, Scgid-Bead. Milk Crust Dandrun, Bar
bers', Bakers. Grocers, and Washerwomans
Itch, aud every species OF Itching, Burning,
scaly, Pimply Humors OF the SKIN and Scalp aud
Blood with Loss Of Hair. are positively cured by
CUrlcURA. the great skin Cure and CUrHuRA
SOAP. an exquisite SKIN Beautiner. externally,
and CUTIcURA RssoLvEsr, tho new Blood Purl-
FER, internally, when physicians aud all other
remedies fail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
LIME. cruTSr. PLAsrEp. 6e.

- OZo BARRELS FRESH ROCN-
40 , LAND LINE dsily eapectei tv
schooner kl'r,d Keen ser sale low from vnsrf
Fresh cargo itst received BY schooner Nillisr
Rice; also cargo HOFFMAN CENENr lust rr
cciged. Full sto,k ~ rORrLASO ckhkHI
FIRE BRICK, LAiHs. INCtNkD PlAptBt,
ENCELSIOd., Sc. MARSER MOORE,
Importer aud Manufac.ur srOl NOya Scoaa Lana
Plaster.
Tho oaly place you can get u fresh. auia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
EVEWENCLAND CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC Boston, Mass.

TIE LARGEST ard Best FqnipPed In
tha Moridlt0 Instructors ~ students last year ns
ou.h instruction 10 Y9-Ei and iaitrrasIa't bpe lsrs
and Ogaa Flnir9, Fas Orofgry, Lerarre FresA'
ard hahaH Laagu1g,' Sn2t1 BIZ ~. Sy,aHss
f-. &c Tuition s. to -. board a. d room win canl
ii-at and Ficciric Lizht 900 y S. p week Fai
Term be,ins sept TX issS Tor ilustrsted Csendsf
giving frii iuflguiatcu. aGlr5l T. IOI I'LL, b1eN"
Franklin SqrAfc. isQNfOn, MAS
p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
EDTCATGoNAL.
(LEAVELAND HIGH SCHOOL,
y ALAREuAA EAI- nI-LER CNl- WY. y

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
l BURG, VA-1he twenty fourth annual SEES
sion Of this school for Boys begins the FRS
MONDAY ~ OCTOBER Thorough nrepars-
tons for University OF Virginia. leading onE-
uecring school, and United states military and
naval academies; mighty recommended ny facul-
IS OF University Of Virginia: fun stan o. IN
structors: situation heslthfu. Early Application
advised. as number OF bOarders u strlc,ly
Irnlfed For catalogue address W. GORDON
NCCABf, Head Master. j. - sod2m'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
OCRATCHED TWENTY-EIGHT
y YEARS
A sCALY. ITCHING, SKIN DISEASE WITH
ENDLESS SUFFERING CURED BY
TIrrT(QrnA REMEnIrS

II hal known OF the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
tweuty-egh, yesrs ago Il would have saved me
500 two hundred dollars and an inmonse
amount Of suffering. Ny disease Psoriasls)
commenced on my head la a spot not larger
than q cent Itspread rapidly all over my body
and got under my nails The scales would drop
OIL Of mo all the time. and my suffering was end
less ana without relief one thousand dollars
would not tempt ma 70 have this disease over
again am n poor man, but fee! rich 10 DO re-
lived OF what some Of the doctors said was
leprosy, some ring worm. psoriasis, etc. took
and Sarsaparillas over one
year and a half, but no cure. l went 10 TWO or
three doctors aud no cure. / cannot praise the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES zoo much- They have made
my skin as clear ami FREQ from scales a. baby's
All used Of them WAS three boxes OF CUTIcURA,
and three bottles Of CUTICCRA RRsoLyBsT, and
two cakes OF CUTiCJRA SOAP. II you had seen
hero and said you would have cured Tne for s2lO
you would have had the money. 1 looked like
the picture Ia your book Of Psoriasis picture No
g "uOw % Cure SKIN DseGaes"l, hut noW / am
az clear as any person ever was. Through force
OF habit rub my handB over my arms and legs
% scratch once IN q while, but 70 no purpose. I
am all we'll. | scratched tTenty-@ight years, and
IL got 20 be Kind OF second nature 10 me. |
thank you a THOUSAND times. Anything more
that you want 10 kpow write me, or any one who
reads this may write 10 me and viii answer It
DENNIS DOWNING.
WlTKRBuRY VI January 90 1881.
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ROOFS. sTATIONERy. &c.

GUNNER BOOKS. -Lovell's Library,
~ Seaside Library Appleton Library, Lippin-
cott Library, Franklin square Library. and Gi!
ihO magazines for eale by
Ru 12-e0d&w PARHAh co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
ExrnAcrs rRoM fEsrMONIALs.

maintains its high and deserved reputation"
c, =. Yenable, Prof. Math. U. Va.
II recommend it az ia every respect deserving
the confidence Of tho pubnc,n-W. Z. Peters,
Prof Lat. 4. Va.
.Stsnding In tho first rank Of High Schools -
T. II. smith, Prot y. Phil. T.. Va.
"The course Of teaching Is unusually SOLO
and effective n-Ttomas K. Price, Prot Greek
l.. Va
"In my opinion It has no superior. Judge
s. II. Henry,
~ am in every way satisfied with its discipline
ana educational metlods.--Coionel John ).
Mosby. au 4<-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

TrTTVFRSrTy OF VIRGINIA

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
I BOUNDED BY THOMAS JEFFERSON)
session Of nine months begins OCTOBER ],
1883 There are ninctoen schools, giving in
strpction IN Literature, science. Agriculture, En-
cheering, Pharmacy. Medicine, and Lew. De
partments all thoroughly equipped Location
elevated and heaithfuL For catalogue apply 70
WILLIAM N. THORNTON,
Chairman 81 Faculty.
Post-Onlce, University OF Virginia, Va
Academic students from Virginia pay no tub
ton ~ l-eod2wS WV &tAu5eod& BtAuD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD COUNTY VA.

A completely equipped school Of high grade for
boys and YOUNG men.
The twsnty-third session will open SEPTEM-
BIER i5TH For catalogue Or information apply
70 w. X. ABBOT. Principal,
IL Sn-eods6t Pcst-Ollce, Bellevue. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR r C VESTS NERVE ASp ft''
TREATMENT. a guaranteed specific fIf ID
ria, Dizziness. COGYulsiOns. ttt,, Nrf''Ai
raigia, Heaiache. Nervous yros'rsi DID a..
tie ne Il alcohol or topac-o, y ake'N.
ial Depression. soitenils %; tie bfai' f''
In insanity and Leading o. iffg,
deRfh. Premature on Age. L,.s 70 Poser
Either sex caused by oyer-c1rr.igh 't 10. y.
OF oyer-lnduigence. Zach lot
mOnths treatment 81 a 0oN, or SIX -.i - W
sent by m1il pre- paid ca re,"ip. NJ l'.
wK GUARANTEE slN boAp
10 cure any case. Win each o'-l.
rs for six DoTes. accompanied Nth
send the purchaser our written saarA
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IA DANYILLE, VA.

Tho next Che tbirdoihl session BEGINS on
TIE 50 or SBPTEdBEb. This school coniers
diplom A. ON eight distlnc. studies sni h~ards
other honOrs.
Iodging-rooms large and neatly furnished
Good stock Of musical instruments. superior
equipment Of chemical chi philosophical. appa-
ratus.
A principal OF the Music Department from
the Lelps,c Conservatory aud OF ton 3 ars' expe-
rience with us An Ar Teacher from INC school
Of Design for Women, o. Philadelphia. and
Cooper Institute, OF New YORK. tea lor az
Modern languages from the schools u Germany
ami France who Is also a iine English scholar,
and has had twenty years experience IN Ameri-
can schools. Courses Of English, Latin hisiory,
Mathematics. Natural sciences. ana Moral mi
losOphy Of great value. IAo fun graduates,
trnincd teachers. as assistants.
The terms are low, very low, for The advantages
offered. j. I. AYkKETf,
Nv aOeodfm President.