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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
An ApDesIts "m. D."
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

MAhNh ~ N~~N'
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
| have read with much interest recently IN
the columns OF your weekly paper the art'-
cles from the pen OF your sensible CORE
spondent ON. D." and, with permission, l
Wish 10 express my regret that bis articles
are 90 short. While IL may be true thst "
word 70 the wise is sufficient yet 70 the
unwise two or moro may be necessary
10 accomplish the good aimed A. May
request him through the columns
OF your excellent paper to return 10
the subject OF nervousness, on when 10
wrote recently, aud for the benefit OF nun
dreds OF people IN both city aud country
suffering from this distressing aiilicton
continue his remarks with more explict
and practical Information for suffering
humanity as TO the cause or causes OF this
liie-wasting affection. Some people are
nervous in a small degree, the effect not
being observed by others. Some lose all
composure when a painful accident occurs'
and can render no available assistance on
account OF their nervousness. Others
more seriously afflicted with 1t cannot
bear the pressure OF the thought OF coming
danger, thought which strangely enough
seems ever present with them. They can
besr no excitement Of any kind. Any sud-
den and unexpected happening. as the ap-
proach Of stranger the object OF whose
visit IS not known upsets their nerves al
once aud they are in tremble from head TO
foot, unfit for any business transaction.
Some pitlable sufferers from nervousness
will suffer intense agony II left alone long st
a time. The mere sense OF loneliness brings
almost instant helplessness and great agony,
which Is relieved very readily by the
presence OF a member OF the house
hold or other familiar acquaintance.
VIII our friend NJ. ID. please come
again to the help Of the afflicted, and give
the cpuse or causes Of nervousness? How
csn It he preventedi Has the use OF tobacco
or the use OF sDeciacles not suited to the eyes
las affirmed by some) anything to do with 1t
Would a change OF business, as from seden-
tary TO scuye outdoor life, cause it to dsap-
pear? What method OF cure is within reach
OF poor peOpey
i'm. u. will kindly publish this iniorma-
ton IN The next number OF the Weekly Dls-
patch be will perform an act OF high Chris
iian charity. aud " Il be long held in CRATE
ful remembrance by hundreds OF people now
suffering from a very distressing nervous
ness. n. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
CHARMING GERMAS.
A Very Gay limo nj old Point
tsnaci,l t.lnrrnm 70 the nlsnatohl

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
FORT MONROE. VA. March 23.-The mosi
charming german Of the season. is now IN
progress In the pavilion Of the Hygeia Hotel.
II was arranged by the young ladies OF the
hotel, and Its success is largely due TO tho
efforts OF Miss Frecland, Of Richmond, aud
Lieutenant amberlain, who leads il.
Among the dancers are Mrs. Lockwood.
oi Baltimore, aud Lieutenant OstheiD,
Mrs. Hamilton, Of New York, and Lieu
tenant barrow, Miss Williams, Of Ricn-
m0n1, and Mr.. Johnston, Miss Preston aud
Lieutenant Russell. Miss Baugher and Mr..
Dabney, Miss Seinrell and Scott Darlington,
Miss Anderson and Colonel 10. Lane stern,
Miss Shirley aud General Anderson, Miss
Clark and Mr. Jake Anderson, Miss Bright
and Mr.. Poor. Captain Cooke, OF the Frank
lin, aud Miss Elkins, Willis Davis and Mr..
Theodore King. Miss ILL aud Lieutenant
Corthell, Miss Fisher, OF Pittsburgh, and
Mr.. Bodell, Miss Chapman and Mr.. Dsyeu-
port, OF Richmond. Miss Schwarzwalder
and Frederick PlessantS, Miss Freeland and
Lieutenant Barrette, Miss Adler snd Dud-
ley Mcdonald, Miss Cornell AMI Lieutenant
Treat, Miss Bodell and Mr.. Haunewlnckle,
Of Richmond. Miss Frank and Lieutenant
FoOte. Miss Brooke and Lieutenant Phil
bps, Miss Breckenridge and Captain DAVIS,
Miss Berry and Lieutenant Walker, Mrs.
Dickson and Mr.. Thompson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
THE BELT LINE
TO RUN AROUND NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUrH.
Coal Trads-3ecent wrsoks-Psrsonsl-DiF
msl-swamp Canal
fOld.

lcorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK. March 90. 1889.
The Norfolk and Carolina Railroad Com
pauy have lust made extensive purchases OF
land near Berkley TO establish coal depot
and for other purposes in connection WIN
the proposed belt line around the two cities.
This belt road Is 10 start from the wbarve- OF
the Norfolk ard Carolina, on the Portsmouth
side below .he Naval Hospital. and extend
around Norfolk 10 the Lsmberrs-Polnt coal
piers, snd will doubtless be brought into use
by all five OF the through lines located on This
hsrbor IN the movement OF heavy freight.
A contract bss been made with the Acr-
ritt Wrecking Company to get OF the beach
the schooner b. G. Terry. near Mill.Dam
Neck station. and wrecking-stesmer ana
appliances left to-day for the coast for that
purpose.
Notwithstanding the long gale, not much
Of n weather. bound feet got into Hampton
Roads.
The following delegates from Maon
Lodge, /. o. Il. u, left here to-day for So
ysnnah to attend the Grand Lodge: Jullus
Adelsdori. /. MOritZ, and Samuel Haas.
They were accompanied by number oil
frie0ds, including ladies'.
The murderer Coleman realizes that be IL
soon 10 swing, and spends the most OF bis
time praying and singing.
The coal trade Of this port was almost
broken up this week by the equinoctsl
storms preventing the arrival OF vessels from
tie East, 81 well as from other parts Of the
country. Only 4, 800 tons were shipped from
Lsmbert's Point. The great bulk OF the
cosl from this point goes East and thesevere
storms on the coast always materially inter-
iere with the arrival OF vessels.
The immense coal-barges HelicOn and
Regulator, with Eve men each, which got
adrift at sea in the late storm, have been
picked up by the tug Luther Ward and
toWed into port,
II is thought that two hundred men OF The
Fourth Virginia regiment will attend the
inaugural centennial in New ork in April.
II the Norfolk Light Infantry Blues 60 this
viii increase the contingent from Tidewater
NirQinis.
A. soon as the SEES goes down the Baker
Salvage Company will make an examination
OF the wreck OF the bark Pettengili on the
Horseshoe to see II any bodies are in the
wreck.
Etheredge'S saw.mill, on Clay street, was
damaged by fire last night.
The Dismal swamp canal, with oil its fran
chiseS, has been sold for $4,000, but no
names OF purchasers can yet be given by tho
agents making the sale. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

several days. The arger number OF tnose
who called bad never before seen the youuk
suthoress, and their visit was premptee ~
curiosity to see her and Judge for thense'ses
whether the published descriptions OF per
personal appearance had been overdfann'
Mrs. ChanIer gave TO all cordial greenng.
Whatever the varying opinions may DC
regard to Amelie Riyes ~ writer there eau
be but one verdict In regard TO her oeau,y.
This afternoon she wore q hiEhty-arusuc
gown OF white China crepe which zen ~
soft folds Of Greek drsperies. She wore
her bangs in q mass OF fuzzy golden waves,
while on either side the stray locks were
fastened down with snail tortolse-sheii
combs, beaded across the top with diamonas.
A larger comb OF the same kind was worn
in the knot OF hair loosely coiled at the nsPe
OF the neck, showing the shapeiy head 70
advantage. Mrs. Chanler wore no otner
jewelry save a plain gold wedding'ring;
She will sail for Europe with her husoanu
April 18Th for an inde6uits stay abroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
HanpenIne. In Manover.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
AsuIAND. March 93. 1889.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatchl
ASHLAND, March 23, 1889.
Miss Ella Ford OF Hanover. and Mr.. Ma
thew Melton, OF Henuco county. were mar
RED by the Rev Mr. Wilkinson at the resi-
.dence OF John Melton, Esq, near Ashland,
on Thursday evening. The ceremony was a
very pretty one, and was witnessed by quite
a number Of the friends Of the couple.
Mr.. John Cosby, living at Pole Green,
who had bis store, shops, aud dwelling
burned out by fire some weeks ago, has been
active lately in having them rebuilt The
shops are finished and his dwelling isunder
roof.
Dir. 4. Y. Pollard. living near by, who
was also burned out, has rebuilt his store.
Master Willie Bell Pettus, the lad who was
20 badly injured by being struck with q
baseball bat at Washington and Henry
Academy, at Atlee's, is improving. His in
iures were thought Of one time TO be very
serious, but with good nursing he VIII be
brought around all right.
Bids for the new Science Hall on the
campus have been opened, but as yet the
contract has not been awarded. The
chances are that il will be given 10 one
Of our home contractors, as 1t Is under
stood he Is the lowest bidder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

"There is something quito poetic in
the suggestions of wash-dsy after all,
isn't there, Alrs. Soper "
"Wen. really now, it never struck me
that way. What can it possibly suggest
IN that channel to any one =?
"Why, surely, one can never look at
such a display of luttering linen with
out thinking of the lines For all the
worlds a sheeting flow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
The Race Quesrion.


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In conversation with me day or two
since upon The race troubles 10 the south 4
Republiesn sad. with apparent earneslness
rt least. that they could be easiiv settled by
colonizing the uegr0. rephed that the
NEGRO was TOO well satisfied with his present
,tatus ever TO consent TO be colonized; and
that IN the next place, without change In
the Constitution OF the United States lie
could not be forced TO alter his poliu-
cal or governmental relations. then said /;
will ODER You specific for all OF the enor'
NOUS evils with which the South is now
cursed. and which threaten her IN The
future. II Is "tbat you and oil OF the
white Republicans ia the south, VINO vote
with the negro and encourage him to believe
thst he il the equal politically, socially, and
hy nature Of tue white man. cease TO do
these things and vote with the great rosiority
Of your own race, and the evil will be at
once and forever cured" But. not strange
~ saw this plan OF action did not seem TO
Cos down With him." He still preferred the
utterly imprsctieable coionizatiea scheme.
DEMOCRAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

nounced through one OF their number that
they would yield TO the law.
Tbs agreement having been reached, Jus.
ticc Person issued his warrants TOR fifteen
OF the negroes, including Tucker, the leader,
who were charged with "riotous Assem-.
bling" and specifically with threatening TO
"burn down tire village and XIII all the In.
habitsnts In addition warrants we're
issued for the arrest Of two other riot
ers. Joha Winfield and James billiard,
who were charged by Messrs. George w.
Eppes and George Prince with assault, these
two rioters having stopped the compIainaDts
upon the highway and threatened them at
The muzzie OF their shotguns.
sheriff Grizzard made all the arrests. and
about 6 O'clock Justice Person opened his
court in the Kellogg Hall. II was packed 10
the utmost with whites and blacks.
HUMOROUS.
The examination was attended by many
humorous features. The negroes protested
that they did not intend 10 do any injury TO
the citizens Of the village. but that they were
determined 10 resist the "White Cap"
with ell their might. Tucker, the ring
leader, offered in evidence the letter which
he had received which threatened him with
death IN two weeks. few minutes after
midnight Justice Person and Justice Will
liam Warner, . venerable colOred man,
agreed upon n decision. On the general
warrant charging riot the fifteen defendants
were admitted 10 bail in the sum Of $50 each,
being bonded 10 keep the peace for twelve
months. A negro preacher In the county
furnished acceptable security.
The Justice next went into the specific
charge against billiard and Winfield for as
sault, and At Ebe hour Of l2:45 sunday morn
ibg the trial is not mere than hall way com.
pleted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
A ntseon.truetion.

"Your wife holds her age wei, doesn't
she, Jmkinson?"
"Doos she, though? Why, il you
had been at the house last evening when
] stepped on her trail just as che got
ready for McAllsters reception, you'd
seen whether she could hold her rage or
not True a. you're living, Sir, she
lust frothed at the mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
sOUTH BOsTON.
a Big TObRccO-Day-A Coiored
Preacher Arrested for Arson.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispstch.l
S0UTH Boston. Va. March 23.-Yesterday
was notable IN the history Of south Boston.
The sales OF tobacco made at the warehouse
made one Of The biggest breaks ever known
here. The streets were crowded, packed,
and jammed with wagons and carts, and on
every hand the busiest and Inost unceasng
activity was noticed until after nigbtiail.
The offerings, while large N quantity. were
poor aud inferior in quality; but even this
fact did not prevent good prices. which Kept
up well, although the amount q tobacco in
town would generally he called glut Trade
was enormous, and all the merchants had as
much "a they could attend 10.
Jerre seat, colored Baptist preacher, was
arrested this week Charged with burning tho
coIored Baptist church at Omega, OF which
he bad been pastor. This Is the second CASE
OF churcb-burning charged by colored peo-
pie 10 their coloIed pastors that has happened
in Halifax duriag the past twelve months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
OnIfe PnrndoxteaI.

"There are many very paradoxical
things about this matter of relationship,
aren't there, Perkins? y
1--WE never studied the thing at all,
sir are there 2
Certainly. Now just take the dew
drop; that's not the bananas kin, Il
it?"
Assuredly not, sir."
land yet the banana skins a do
drop"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

"I remark one thing OF this day and
generation in America, young man the
leayen Of base ball is worAing to an
alarming extent. "
"You must be an Englishman, mister,
an have cricket on the brain; there
amt no 'leveu in base ball, it only takes
nine to work up the business IN that
game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

CTS a funny school you have in your
town. seems to me, Professor,
"How funny? As far as know, my
dear SIR, it is one of the most complete
educational institutions in the city"
THAT may be, sir, but 1t has a very
singular system. ~
{" In what way 2
"Why, heard the principal say they
turned out score Of excellent scholars
every year don't see why they turn
out excellent scholars, do you?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
NO PInnO Tor Her.

At the intelligence Office
Domestic to inquiring visitor can
have yez a pianny in the house, mum ?"
Inqui1ing Visitor "ies, my good
woman, but you would have to arrange
with my daughters as to what hours you
could use it,
Domestic: Use it ? Saints save us,
but it's not mesef asd obstinate in a
family fhero there's q pianny an rab-
bic thoompin' on i'd 1t gives me narye-
shock, and more nor that. it interfereS
wh1n Dinnis an meself do be playin
juetts on the caudoleon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

Is prepared from sarsaparilla, Dandellon,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
ries, and other wel-known and valuable vege-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar 10 Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, giving II curative power not possessed
BY other medicines. It effects remarkable
cures where others fail
al consider hoods Sarsaparilla the best
medicine ever used. II gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold ont"
J. S. FoGG, lOs Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Lem On flINIr.

IT'S WONDERFUL EFFECT ON THE LIVER
STOMACH, BOWELS. KIDNEYS, AND
BLOOD,
as prepared by Or. II. Motley, Atlanta. Ca.
pleasant Lemon drink, that positively cures all
Biiousness, Constipation. Ind gesuOn, Head
ache Malaria. Kidney Disease. Dizziness, Loss
OF Appetite, Feyers, Chills. Blotches, Pimples,
Pain in The Back. Phlpitation, OF tho Heart. and
all o.her disoases caused 0y disordered liver,
stOmArh. and kidneys. tho hrst great cause OF
al fatal diseases- Fifty cents and 81 per bottle.
sold by druggists generally. Prepared only by
Ii. Motley, ". D., Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

By the carpets that are dangling,
BY the tendency 20 angling,
By the rsal-estato men WTangling,
BY the opiihets they nius;
By the organ hapdle's turning,
by ihe vernal poets yeRrnins,
BY the carIen-rubbisn l. ing
] prognOstlCats the spung.
By the mud upon the scrspers,
Ky the robins 6ckle capcr-,
BY tho n.issmstic VApOrs,
by the loads the carmen bring;
BY the hints the frogs ID throw forth,
By the way the ragmen 70 forth,
by tho measles. rash, &C.,
I'm suspicious OF the spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Desper9d0es Caught Becrees-TO-

rspocial telegram 70 INC Dispatch.l

Special telegram 70 the Dispaich.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, March 23.-The negroe.
who fred on the engineer OF the Norfolk
and Western at Roanoke Thursday have been
arrested and lodged in jail at Christiansburg,
They were caught by Boosting OF the alAii,
I'm the lulted States Circuit Court tO-da,
DEGREES were entered in the eases OF ).
Michael Clark V. the Central Virginia Iron
Company and j. william Brown vs.. the
Dsnyille and New River Railroad Company.
The receipts OF tobacco for the past week
were unusually nsht for this season OF The
wear, aud prices for good grades higher
Safes. So 100 pounds; internal-teyenue re-
ceipt.. $40.
great many Republican oficc-seeker'
are goiug around vita petitions for slgnt-
lures, bat Domecra generally will not
sign them.
!. +. slaughter aud Senator John W.
Daniel left sst nigh for New YORK 10 con-
fer eith Hewitt and Cooper, 10 endeayor 10
induce them to move their large iron-work.
10 this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Provec Her TRADEMARK.

"Wen, John, what do you think ?
That girl Of NINE has given me the slip
bag and baggage. Here it is the very
eve OF wash-day and she steps out rs
slyly as a fugitive from justice.
(Which pro7es, of course, that | was
right about her when l said che was
Irish"
Glow does that prove her Irish, I'd
ike to know?
Cant you understand It's Sligo
trademark, IN sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
An Insane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Especial telegram TO he Dlspat;h.l

fSnecinl telegram 10 me Dispatthi
D,NyuIE. Va. March 23.-Ed. Turner,
ayoupg man living 10 Caswell county, wan
dered away from home some days ago, and
II was fesrtd he had been murdered, but he
returned last night hopele>s' insane. lie
had been wandering 10 The country Tor 'eye-
ral davs, aud doubtless suffered from hunger
ami exposure.
The receipts OF leaf tobacco were larger
during the past week. but no material chsnet
i'm the tone OF the market. Ola stock Is very
s,arce and grcedly taken 81 good prices.
sales Of tobscco stamps for the week -, 1872.
Mr.. ID. :. Pierce, president OF the Nir-
oinis and Kentucky road. addressed meet
ing II citizens mere tonight on the subject
Of building the road from Pstrics Conri-
honse. The western terminus OF tue Da0Vllle
and New.River road, 10 WytbcVllie.
II is said il the Dsnyille and New.River
bondholders can get Danylle 10 withdraw
her suii against that road and allow the new
orcauizailon 90 be Effected the road Will be
extended westward at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Rnn Tor rIY.

"Ah, good day, Mrs. Green. 1 called
around TO tell you a bit of news. You
know young Mr.. Ely ?"
Reckon ! do, an mighty well, too. J."
"Wcll, he's commencing to pay his
devoirs to my daughter.
HAS he? Seems ter me he'd better
set in payin' his deyours ter me. He
devoured at my table seven weeks last
summer, an l hain't got cent for it
vet"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
MILITAR ".
They Failed 10 Elect = Colonel.

Especial telegram 70 the Dspstch.l
STANTON, Va, Msrch pa meeting o.
the commissioned officers OF the Second VIZ
elnia regiment WIS held in this city To-Day
for the purpose OF electlng the field officers
After two ballots they failed 10 elect colo
mel, and adiourped TO meet IN RoanoKs
Thursday, April 11th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
WADE wHIPPLE's wHIMs.
lFOr the Diepatch.l
Accounted FOR.

."Isn't il astonishing how Mr. Jaggs
hangs on to existence, considering that
he is as drunk as al owl every night Of
bis life What can he he made of ? "
pretty tough material, let me tell
You he's sort Of guttor-percher, you
know
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
T'tie irisu or IL,

At the menagerle.
Pat AN that koind ov an animal
is that sor
Keeper THAT, my friend is hip
popotamus.
Pat - that ?"
Keeper: "A river-horse, sir.
Pot "Mov, moy An eli he'd liver
omen his mout' whin he WAS in the wather,
Dim thinkin. he'd fond imself on droy
land, so he wud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Hoods SarsapariI|a

Is the best blood prribcr before the public
II graduates every inpurity, and cures serof.
ula, Salt Rbeum, Boils, fimples, all Humors
Dyspepsia, Blliousness, Sick Headache, IndI
gestion, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney and Liver Complaints II over
cones that extreme tired feeling, aud builds
up the system.
"Hoesi's Sarsaparilla was a GOdsend 10 me,
for Il cured nee Of dyspepsia and liver com
plant with which had suffered 20 years"
J. B. HoRSBEcK, South Fallsburg, N. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

Meanwhile. Tom. writes: Prom experience In
my family DR.. n. MOzioys Lemon Elixir has few
II any equals. and no super0rs In medicine foS
the regulation Of the liy0r. stomach, and bowels.
DR.. II. hozleys Lomon Hot Drops are superior
70 any remedies We have over been able " sei
Tor throst and lung diseases.
70 3-sutApl W. II. MAGNhSS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
AmsI,a Risxss,n Callers.

A Washington special says; Mrs. Amelie
Rives>C hsnler received large number OF
cslers this afternoon from to o'clock 81
her apsrtments nj "The Arno," where she
hss been with her husband aud mother ioI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Co,or., woeo0, very sich.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
HAMPTON, VA, March %, 1883
Colonel p. T. Woodfn. OF the Soldiers
Home, is a very sick man, and his iriena'
are uneasy. /, 10 feared that he sustained
serious injury 10 one OF his lungs BY MS iail
at q" Ford'sV In Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Purifies the Blood

"Hocd's sarsaparIlla takes less time and
quantity 70 show its effect than any otherprep
aration." MIS- c. 4. HUBBARD \. Chill, NY.
any wife had very poor health for long
time. suffering from Indigestion, poor appc-
tlte, and constant headache. She tried every
thing we could hear Of, but found no relief thl
she tried Hoods SsTsaparilla. She Is new
taking the third bottle, and never felt better
in her life. We feel IL cur duty to recommend
il 10 every one we know" GEORGE SoaER-
VILE, Moreland, Cook County, III.
Moods SarSaparil!a
Sod by all druggists 81; SIX for o. Prepared
bye l. HOOD q Co. Apothsearies, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
gETlHsS.

7 o. o. F.-THE REGU- .ssesSssz.
L LAR MEETING OF RICHMOND niZes,.s4P
LODGE. No. 1. will 30 held a. Belyi- - sslf.s<-F
dere uan MONDAY EVENING. March 2lth. at
s o'clock. Representative JAMES b. BLANKS viii
be present: limitations snd degree work: guar
terry dues II IS very important that every
member should be present
by order OF the Lodge.
nh 2iIt' J. a. TUCKER. Secretary.