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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
WHO Is MRS. wINsLowl

Asihisquestion Is frequently asked, We viii sim
piysay that she is lady who for upwards OF forty
years has untiringiy devoted her time and tai
ens as female Physician and Nurse. prfnci-
paliy among children. sho has especially stu
died the constitution and wants Of this numerous
class. and. a. result OF this effort and practical
knowledge. obtained ln iifo<ims spent as q
nurse aud physician. she has compounded
Soothing syrap for children tsotoins. u ops-
rates like thanksgiving ross and health. andis
nersoyer sure 10 regulate the bowels In con-
sequence Of this article, Nrs wlnslcwis "a oecous-
ing world. renowned as q benefacsor Of her race
children certainly DO aisg Up and bless her; es-
pe.ially u his the case in this city Vast ouAa.
titles Of inc Soothing Syrup are DAiLy sold 2aa
used here. We think Mrs Winslow has isnmor.
taiizsd her name by thls invaluable artscie, aud
We sincerely pelievs thousands Of ehiidrea aAys
peon saved from an early grave by ils timely
use, and TIA, millions yes unborn VIII share ia
benefits and units In calling her bie<sed. No
MorHEE has discharged her duty 70 hsr suffering
little one. 10 our opinion. until shs mas giscn 's
tho bsnent Of Mrs winsows Soothing syrup
Try Il. moansrs. vRr ~ xow.--Lsdses ysssier. New
YORK cssy. Sold ~ al drussissA Twsasy-svs
ossas bssaiA jsse>eo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
BANK-STOCE4 CASE.
The First National Brings Suit
Against the city.

The First National Bank OF Richmond has
entered suit In the Circuit Court OF the
United States for this district against the
citv OF Richmond and Frank W. Cunning
ham, Collector, to have adiudged Illegal and
void the tax imposed by the City Council
upon the shares OF the bank at their market
value. Yesterday chancery subpoena was
served on defendants returnabe at July
rules. and an order was issued requiring
them TO show cause why the prayer OF peti-
toner should not be granted, the order to
operate as a temporary injunction. These
papers were accompanied with copy OF the
bill fled.
The bank alleges, as II did when its repre-
sentatiyes appeared before the committee to
protest against the ordinance imposing the
tax, that whether the tax is imposed on the
stockholders, or whether ii Is actually tax
upon your orator itself, it is Illegal, null,
and void. III upon tho stakeholder, II Is
void for the reasons above given THAT the
ordinance does not exempt certain OF the
banks non-tsxable assets represented in the
value OF the stock, and because 1t is repug-
nant 10 the Constitution OF the state OF Nir-
Rinia, which requires all taxation 10 be equal,
uniform, and ad valorem, which this is not.
IL upon your orator itself, II IL void because
the laws OF The United States do not confer
the right 10 tax national banking associations,
and the city should be enjoined from fur
tber proceeding TO collect the tax imposed,
and especially from imposing penalty against
your orator for non-payment OF the tax"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
onyv Eleven Out OF Twenty.

out of the twenty gentlemen summoned
as a special jury for the trial IN the Henricc
Circuit Court OF the Injunction case against
John Brickerstsff and Philip Kepler only
eleven were yesterday accepted as qualified
Jurors. Several OF those whose names had
been drawn served as grand jurors in the
County Court where an Indictment Tor
nuisance IA now pending against these peo-
pIe. and others OF the number were moi
present.
Eyen had all OF the twenty Jurors been &c.
ceptcd the trial could not have proceeded
Yesterday. as Mr.. Meredith. counsel for the
defence, was engaged In case In the City
Circuit Court The Jury will probably be
completed to-day out OF the additional tales
ordered.
Judge william s Barton. Of Fredericks.
burg, 10 here 10 sat In the casa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
THE SOLDIER PLEADS GUILTY.
Sentenced to Fifteen Days Other
Poitee-Court Cases.

The case that attracted most attention in
the Police Court yesterday morning was
that OF Eugene BOsher, a member OF Com
panY ID, First Virginia regiment, charged
with stealing $40 in United States currency,
the property OF Captain Charles Gasser. All
OF ths facts in connection with the theft and
the manner in which the accused was
caught were published in the Dispatch OF
yesterday.
When the case was called Mr. ID. c. Rich
ardson. counsel for the defence, stated that
the accused pleaded guilty TO the charge. and
Cantalu Gasser Joined in the request that the
lowest penalty be imposed In consideration
OF the circumstances OF the case,
Justice Crutchtield heard the statement OF
Captain Gasser, and being satisfied that there
was no felony gave the accused the lowest
penalty fifteen days in jail.
SENT ON FOR FELoNIoUs CUTTING.
Walter Bates. young colored man, was
charged with assaulting. cutting, ana wound.
ing John Mayo, with intent TO kill. The
cutting occurred Thursday evening on Vena.
bic street just beyond the corporate limits
IN row In which several other colored
youths were participants.
Giles Jackson, who appeared as counsel for
the accused, called altention to the fact that
the offence occurred outside OF the city.
Justice Crutchfield decided that he had turis-
dict,on aud proceeded With The EXAMINATION.
The evidence showed that ali hands had
been down 70 the National cemetery, and
when they drove up TO BENJAMIN Hord's
store, corner Of TweHty fifth and X streets,
In wagon, Bates attempted to prevent
Mayo from entering The store. This pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
PersonaI.nud s,rtefs.

Mr.. Conway Myers has returned from New
YorS.
Mr.. Jackson Guy left last night for West
Virginia on business.
Colonel NJ. l.. Boyce, o. Clarke county,
was at the Captoi yesterday.
Dr. Hoge. who has been suffering from
neuralgia, was much improved yesterday.
Song service will be held at the Male Or
phan Asylum next Sunday at 1880 O'Clock
T.. NJ.
Mr.. John G.. Andrews has go far recovered
from his recent accident as 10 be able %
drive out.
Three hundred and fitY.fye deeds were
recorded IN the clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court during the month OF May.
Tne United States Court was not ln ses-
sion Yesterday, Judge Hughes having re-
turned to Norfolk Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. Edward KIdwell, accompanied by
Mrs. Andrew j. Puts, OF Alexandria, left
via the Ariel yesterday for Norfolk aud Vir.
ginia Beach.
Harvey Lee Davis. who has been engaged
on the Cliach-Ysiley railroad for the last
eight months, has returned TO bis home for
recuperaIion.
Agnus White. four years for felony, from
Madison county, and James smith. two
years for housebreaking, from Halifax coun.
", were received at the penlteutiary yester-
day.
Mrs. r.. W. Courtney gave = reception on
Thursday night TO the persons who took
part In the cantata at the Academy on Tues
day night The occasion was delightful
one.
Messrs, sutton a. Co.. real estate agents,
sold yesterday for Dir. John J. King the store
aud lot az the northwest corner OF Broad
and First streets 10 Ar. Edward 7. Cannon
for $1,000.
Hugh l.. Davis, OF this city, aged nine
teen years. Il assistant superintendent Of the
Electric railway In sieubonyille, Ohio. He
was formerly with the Richmond Union
Passenger Railway Company OF this city.
Mr. G. w. Hall. OF Philadelphia. was in
the city Yesterday on his way 10 Dsnyile,
where he goes In response 10 telegram tell
ing OF the fatal accident 10 his brother-iD.
law, william Young, WHO, with five others,
was killed Thursday evening by the falling
OF large building.
On June 1ith at $3.50 p. NJ, 10 the hall
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
building, public meeting will be held in
behalf OF the Association for Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities, at which Governor
Lee aud other representative Nirginisas
will make short addresses. setting forth the
objects OF the ASSOCIATION and its claims
upon Virginia people.
The Rev. James Y. Fair. psstor OF Grace
Street Presbyterian church, will leave this
morning for Wytheville, Va, 10 deliver the
baccalaureste sermon before the Plumer-
Memorial Institute. His pulpit will be oe-
cupied tomorrow morning by the Rev. l..
B. Turnbuil. As DIR. Hoge, not having en-.
tirely recovered from bis neuralgia attack.
will not be able 70 Igrtnl hts engagement at
night. as previously announced, the Rev.
Dr. Kerr wiA cssdock the night services.
csnnenc,sg o. " O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
(hffsfrea,s DnY.

Tomorrow by direction OF the General
Assembly oil tho sunday schools in con-
nection with the Presbyterian Church,
South, will be observed as "Chidren's
Day."
The Presbyterian sunday.School Union ol
Richmond and Manchester will celebrate its
anniversary copiontly with Children's day
sunday afternoon at bali past o'clock in the
First Presbyterian church. A programme
OF great interest has been prepared, in-
cuding addresses by Reys. J. p. Cannon
and l.. b. Turnbull. missionary collection
will be taken up, aud the main body OF the
church will be reserved for tie schools, who
will march from their respective churches.
Eleven schools arc now enrolled In this
union. All the schools will meet for re-
hearsal at the First church this afternoon al
Il o,cloek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
Verdict for the Railroad Company.

The trial Of the damsge suit OF james
JohusOn's administrator Vs. the Richmond
and Danvlle Railroad Company for $4,000,
which was fully reported IN yesterday Di--
patch, was concluded In the City Circuit
Court yesterday.
The Jury were 10 have been taken up TO
where johnson was run over and killed yes
terday morning, but in consequence OF the
unpropitous weather the trip was not taken.
The jury at the conclusion Of the evidence
without hearing argument rendered yer-
dict in favor Of the defendant. Dir. Mere
dith, counsel for the plaintiff, moved the
Court to set the verdict aside, but this mo
ton was oyerruled aud Mr.. Meredith was
granted ten days in which to file his bills OF
execution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
THE BURTON ELECTRIC-MEATEa
4 Practical Test Of IL Before "a Large
Company.

4 large and representative gathering OF
businessmen took place at NO. 10 south
Ninth street last siyht to witness the practi-
cal test OF the Burton electric-heater.
These gentlemen were much pleased, and
saw the new invention in Operaiion-botling
oggs, frying chicken, and cooking crabs.
The temperature in the room was at 100 de-
grees.
After witnessing their work the visitors
sat down TO q fine spread.
Mayor EllysOn proposed the health OF Dr..
W. Leigh Burton. the inventor, and IN dong
so made happy little speech.
Dr. Burton, in response 10 calls, gave q
short history OF his Invention, and spoke Of
his labors in the face OF disbursements
until his WORK Is now acknowledged by
leading authorities to be grand success.
Mr. James Lyons was called upon and re-
spOnded appropriately.
Among those present were the follow .ng !:
Mayor j. Taylor Eliyson, Messrs. James II.
D0Oley, j. W. Johnson, w. A. Lee, l.. II.
Routt. c. W. VIM, II. L. Cabell, L. NJ.
Griffin, James T. Gray, w. 7. Gray,
h. c. McCuIcch. Il. G. Reynolds,
5. T. Wallace. W II. Walker. Z. ;.
Grant, b. M. QuarleS, Il. NJ. Smith, j..
L. Gaines, Il. Fuller Patterson, ;. X. Rose,
|. NJ. Carrington. w. g.. Miller. William
Angus. James Lyons, W. f. Grant, John
II. Dinneen. A. l.. Johnston. L. Roberts
Baker, W. J. johnson, ;. ID. Crenshaw, +.
w. BOyce OF Washington, j. w. Hates, DR..
John Mahony, William Simpson, J. h. Pace,
K. 7. Lee. A. Bargamin, John DoOley, w.
E. Dibrell. and L. a. CatIlU.
1t is proposed by the Burton Heater Com
pauy to set apart day soon and invite the
ladies to visit the room and see the invention
in operation.
The gentlemen com posing the company
are much elated over the enterprise. They
have an offer from several capitalists in New
YORK to form Joint stock company for that
State and New Jersey to sell the heater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
THE HOLD THIEF.
Arrest or . Man Changed with steal
fng Mps smftn's Jewstry.

James Vaughan, young coIored man. was
arrested yesterday morsinx by Officer Burk-
ert charged with entesing ths house OF Mrs.
NJ. s. Smith, on Leigh street, last Saturday
night and stealing fne gold watch and Two
disLoDd rings.
A full account OF tho robbery was pub
lisbed In the Dispatch directly after its oc-
currence.
Officer Tomlinson has been on the track
OF Vaughan ali the week, and has worked
up a strong case against him. He was ar
rested at the corner OF Eighteenth and
Franklin streets, and wss taken 10 the tirst
station house.
There are three other charges against
Vaughan, az follows: Breaking into the
bouse OF Albert smith and stealing q lot OF
clothing add s2G in money, stealing clotbisg
from Lewis Bradley and J. II. Taylor.
One Of the rings stolen from Mrs. smith
has been found In pawn-sbop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
The Oratorio Concert Success.

Despite the pelting rain there WAS quite
fair audience at the Second Baptist church
last night 10 sttend the sacred oratOrlO con.
cert, and had the weather been u ali favor
able the sudience would have packed the
house. The entertainment was decided
success, and the thorough training Of the
chorus reflected great credit upon Mr.. Wal
ter {. Mercer. the director, and Mr. II. /.
SOlomons, the organist, both Of whom were
mdefatigable in their labOrs in behalf of the
undertaking. There were about seventy per-
sons in the chorus, aad the voices blended IN
perfect harmony. All OF the selections were
well rendered, and "The Heavens are Tell
ing" from Creation, was never better sung
IN Richmond. IL was fitting finale to the
brilliant entertainment The sOoisis all
performed their parts well, and many who
were present were 20 mucn pleased that
they expressed the hope that the concert
will be repeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

day morning at O'Clock from Grace Episeo.
pal church. Of which deceased was a com-
municant.
The interment will be In the family section
at Hollywood. A representative OF the
family who spoke for Mrs. Moore yesterday
asked the Dispatch 10 state that In deierence
10 the often-expressed wishes OF DR.. Moore
friends were requested not to send flowers
for the coffin.
MEMBER OF LEE CAN'T.
In August, 1884, upon motion OF General
Jobn X. Cooke, Or. Moore was elected q
member OF Lee Camp.
In the blank form provided for applicants
to till out DR.. Moore, under his own signa-
ture, stated that he was born at Charleston,
;. c.; was sixty-niue years Of age Qn Au-
gust, 1884, aud entered the medical service
oi the Confederacy in June. 1861, and there
continued until the surrender.
The Office OF the Surgeon. General was on
The second floor OF the Mechanics Institute
building Ct was on Ninth street facing Bank,
rlght-hand side going up. Dr. Charles II.
Smith was hrs first assistant.
CONSCIOUS OF FAILING.
Three weeks ago, in conversation with
Mayor Ellyson, DR.. Moore said that for a
yeAT Isst he bad been aware he was rapidly
failing. lie added that it need not cause any
surprise II, at any time, he were to 20 off like
flash.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Moore's father was Major Brown,
Of the United states Quartcrmaster's Depart
ment. after whom Fort Brown, Tex, was
named. Mrs. Van Vlet Is her sister. She
ard the General. who is a retired officer, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayne will reach here this
morning. The Tall.bearers viii be selected
from members Of the school Board (oi whom
deceased was the oldest in poiut of service
and in years. and Lee Camp and from the ex-
Confederate surgeons. TIE school Board
and the teachers OF the public schools will
attend az bodies. The latter at their meet
Ing Yesterday evening passed resolutions OF
respect. The pall.bearers on the part OF the
former will be Messrs. Il. Wiley Davis and
L. ID. Starke.
CONFEDERATE SURGEONS.
A meetingof ex-COuiederate surgeons and
soldiers will be held at the ChancerY-Court
room CITY IialD to-day at ; =. NJ. to take
action concerning the death OF Dr. Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
The Mems Meeting on sunday.

The young men OF Richmsnd are promised
4 treat at the meeting for men on sunday at
Up. Vi. Rev. L. Frank Price, who recently
finished bis studies at Iiampdsa. SIDNEY, will
address young men at their building, corner
Sixth and Main streets. on this occasion.
Nr. Price Is very pleasing. esrnes,, ana
forcible speaker, and hss met with mWch sue
cess In a tour be Il making 10 the colleges OF
the South in the interest of foreign mission
work and men for the fieid. lie wins with
young men wherever he meets them. and all
who hear him on Sunday will he fortunate.
The meeting lasts only one hour The sing
ing will be under the direction Of an Ell.
Client leader. Mr.. HIddOu : Watkins VIII
sing several solos; Mr.. Edgar Justts ac.
companist. All men are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

The secret OF the universal success OF
Browns Iron BItters Is owing TO the fact
that 1t Ia the very best iron preparation
made. BY a thorough and rapid assimlla..
tlon with the blood 1t reaches every part OF
the BODY, giving bealth, strength, aud endu.
rance 10 every portion. Thus beginning at
the foundation. II builds up and restores
lost health. II does not contain whhkey or
alcohol. II viii not bIscken the teeth. IL
does not eonsiipaie or cause headache. IL
will cure dyspepsia. Indigestion, heartburn,
s!eepIessness, dizziness, .nervous debility,
weakness, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
niack,s system Com3any.

This company having just organized are
now prepared 10 issue and take Subscrr-
tons t. their stock. The secretary can re-
found al Hotel DodSon and viii give IN ~
iormstion. lt is the anderground sppIi.
ances to wires for electric rsilwsys. \ n-r.
feet model can be seen in operation. lh,se
who have requested stock to ba reserved Tor
them are hereby notified to apply at once TOR
same. DANIEL STEPHENS, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

The following suits were instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday
J. &. Carpenter aud +. II. Herring. sur
viyors OF themselves and X. IL. Johnson,
late partners under the tirm name OF }. {.
Carpenter & Co, VS.. Charles +. Belyio for
81, ,S62. IS. Damages placed at $4,000. These
gentlemen Ind the contract for building the
Eightrstreet tunnel, aud Mr. Iielvin was
president OF both the railroad and cOnstruc-
ton company.
.Jonn {. Shafer vs.. Robert Sianard for
SG27G9. Damages laid az 81, ,2j5.3S.
{. Y. Meredith w. same for $1,000.
l.. Hammel 4 Co. vs.. Mark Davis for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

voked difficulty, and they went around the
corner TO settle the matter. Bates alleges
that be was attacked by William Clark, John
Mayo, Robert Dabuey, Robert Williams, and
| Daniel Brooks, who beat him with their
fists and lashed him with whip, aud seeing
! that hts life was in danger he used his knife
J In sslf-defence.
Other witnesses testified that Mayo's gang
| pursued Bates down the street with rocks,
aud be sought refuge In q house.
The case was certified TO the Hastings
| Court.
There were also warrants for trivial Of
! fences against all OF the above parties.
These will be tried before q county msgls-
trate.
THE MOTOR-NAN DJaCHARGED.
An examination was held in the continued
case OF Benjamin Leahmsu, charged with
rec.lessly running Electric Car No. q. fail
| ing to ring his bell at the crossing OF Tenth
and Bank streets, and running into the
| jumper OF George o. Jones. Mr.. Jones was
in court on crutcbes and with his feet in a
plaster cast. He asked continuance in or
der that he might have witnesses summoned,
but Justice Crutchfield did not think con-
tinusnce necessary.
Several witnesses were examined. and
lEOul tufl ttNtluOBN Abt AUNit i'tN HAti7uth
that the motor.msn did ali 10 his power 10
prevent the accident. Mr.. Leahmau said
than when he trst saw Mr.. Jones he (Joues)
was about the length OF ear ahead Of him.
He rang bis bell. but "a there was flat
wheel on his ear IL made such a noise. to-
gether with the rumblng OF the gearing,
that possibly Mr.. Jones did not hear
the bell. Just before the car reached
MIR. Jones be Ieahman) saw him cut
his horse, which sbied and jumped
scross the track. He (Lcahmsn) reversed
his motor seven Botches ana applied the
brakes, but could not stop the ear before II
struck the shaft OF the Jumper. In reversing
the motor so suddenly he received such a
severe shock from electricity that 1t made
him sick In the stomach: that he or NJ other
man could have possibly prevented the ear
from striking the vehicle under the circum-
stances.
Several witnesses confirmed the motor.
mans statement.
Dir. Jones denied that the car-bell was ever
sounded
The case was dismissed.
OTHER CASES.
George Bodne wss tined sl0 for peddlipg
goods on the street.
The case OF Marcelus Mosiey and Winston
Allen. two small colored boys. charged with
breaking into the storebOuse OF LLOYD Brooks
IN the night and stealing three boxes OF 'sr.
dimes, one box Of beef one box Of rai>ins.
aud a box OF Jelly, was continued until 70.
day.
William Johnston coored was fined $50
and costs for carrying concealed weapons
slung.shOt.
Charles Clsrkson, disorderly on the street.
Fined g. and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
lro laed His HIafnI.

Last nigh. a difficulty occurred In the
house at 3l2 Preston street between William
Clay and Spencer Lee. two colored men.
During the iieht chsfs were used, and
Clay at last drew bis revolver aud shot Lee
twice. one ball entered the shoulder and
the other went into the abdomen. DR.. Boz
shcr attended the wounded man, who l. not
regarded a. seriously burt
Clay went 10 the First station-housc and
gave himsclf up.
1he two men lived IN the same house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
Gospel Tenn mDerancc Meeting.

The usual weekly meeting held uador 4. ;.
auspices of the Womin'. Christian Teus
perauce Union az Old. Market Hall viii take
place next TUESDAY night, beginning at y
O'Clock. Addresses will be made by Rev. >.
X. Sturgi-, pastor OF Trinity Methodist
church. and Rev. Frank +. Price, i'te =
Union Theological seminary. Music wil be
furnished by the Young Womau's Christian
Temperance Union. The public are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
Missionary Society.

Bishop whitle has called a special meet
ing Of the Executive Committee OF the Rich
mond Protestant Episcopal Missionary co.
cieiy for Monday night next. at s:l5 O'Clock,
at st. James ecture-roOm. Business OF In
pOrtance is to be transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

AsGosrURA BTrTsks DO not only Distinguish
themselves by their favor and aromatic odor
above all others generally used. but they are
also ssure preyentlse for all diseases originating
from the digestive organs Beware Of counter
feit.. ASK for the genuine article. manafsctursi
by DIR. J. g. b. siegsrt 4 Sons
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.,

Floral Baskets and other forms actually at
two thirds usual prices for the coming school
commeHcemerts aud other Uses. No rents tn
pay. hence cheap work, which Is guarsnteed
to please. N. X. CATLIN,
723 Laurel street, on tne river.
Phone 1898,
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a HCuupsf.

VIII The good people oil Richmond 20 10
j. II. Valentines auc,loD-housc, sH east
Broad street, and buy bargains m handsome
Pic.ures. About one hundred leit, They
are IN bis way and must De ,old. Anct0p
sales to-day, ram or shine. at lQ:50 A. NJ. and
1880 4, n,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

Mr. j. r. GKNsrEAD, senors. Ky, says: Ny
children have sometimes had boiIs aud other
signs OF blood Impurities, with loss Of appetite.
ETC., At which times have found swif,'s Specinc
u most successful remedy. In no instance falling
10 effect a speedy and permanent cure.