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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29

had been mostly paid from the general
fund. The invested funds include the
general fund amounting to Sl6l,000; and
other donated funds amounting to $50. 900,
and balance on account OF temporary in
Yestnent OF s.. 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
nn,id nrCrnc,,en.

Special pspatlh Ia The Appeal
SAnois, Miss, MAJ 2S.-Dayid Nc.
Crackcn died here this evening. lie was
widely known aud beloved by everybody.
lie leaves mother, sister and brother.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
The lehrInz .sa rI.he,le..

OTTAWA, OnL, May -. Speaking In
reference TO tho action VI the
American Government In sending
three cruisers 10 Bchring scn, u
prominent Cabinet Minister said TO rep.
rcscntative Of tho Associated Press To-Day.
II am hopeful Of a pcaccablo settlement,
and negotiations were progressing iayou.
bly, before the J publicans assumed office.
Secretary BAY had gone 20 Ear ~ to
propose an i alional convention To
take steps for 4 9icction Of iur-bcaring
animals la IA u Sea aud the Sea Of
Okhoisk. Japan, Russia and England
had agreed TO send representatives. I
don't anticipate trouble this year. Even
though English war vessels proceed 10
Bchring Sea, their presence Is only nat.
ural. Canadian scalofs vcnturing north
will be warned Of their dangers "a usual,
and will bc advised 10 submit In case 0i
seizure. Canadian scatucn cannot expect
protection from the British mcn.oi.war
unless some ilagrant outrage were com-
mltcd After seizure vessels owner
can seek compensation through diplomatic
chanuola"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29

Has a larger circulation tha
any other newspaper in tho re.
gion comprised BY the states OF
Tennessee. Mississippi, Arkan.
sas, Alabama. Texas and Lou.
isiana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23

koleniom; a dalei m6wif o szano-
waniu prawa, o mi}esci wszystkich
klas spoleczehstwa i o poczuc1u
obywatelskiem. Pc movie jenera}-
g%ubernator wzni6st toast ma zdro-
VIE cara. Wreszcie jeneral-gubena'
tor dziekowa} w1oscianom "a liczny
udzia} W u~roczystosci i "a to, re
dzieki ich ofarnoscl stana} pom
mix. Nastepnie dano obiad skfadko-
wy zastawiony na 200 osob. Zebra
ME W Czestochowie by}o bardzo
liczne. Przybyli ma ur~oczystose pra
WIZ wszyscy gubernatorowie z
Krolestwa P~alskiego, komisarze
wi~osciahscy, naszelnicy powiatow,
stray ziemskiej, liczne grono
urzednik6w sadowych it'd.
TAX sic skohczy}a komedya
ods}onlecia pomnika car ,,oswobo-
dziciela" zarzadzona przez Hurke.
Rozk}adem sk}adek ma to ,,dobro-
wolne" wystawienie pomnika, Jak-
to juz donosilismy, zajeli sic ko-
misarze w}~osciancy, a sciaganiem
ich cd w4oscian w6jci gmin. Scia-
gano lie naraz droga egzekucyi,
przyczem sprzedawano ruchomosci
i zabierano ostatnie byd}o z obory.
Czcigodny blskup X. Beresn;ewicz
zmuszony by} poswiecic pomnik i
wypowiedzieG move ma Geese tego,
kt6ry Kosci6l katolicki gnebl1 i
zneca} sic strasznie mad nieszczesli-
wynn Unitaml-w przeciwnym
BOWEN razie dotkna}by 60 los
biskupow Hryniewieckiego Felih-
iego-nniedobrowolnego" wyjaz-
du W g}ab Rosyi. Rad rosyjski
zdaje sic wszed} teraz ma pomys}
stawiania pomnikSw przesladowcom
i oprawcom WARY naszej i jezyka;
moze to i debrze, DO lud nakierze
PREY kazdym takim pomniku wy
obrasenia j%eszcze dokladniejszego
o swych przesladowcach. Who's
cianln polskl ldacy ma ~nabozenstwo
z kompania do Czestochwy, gdy
sporty ma ~stojacego cara ma POM
niku, tenn lspiej zrozumie, do ja-
kiego stopnia dochodzi ucisk rza-
dewy, skoro nawet ma odwiecznem
czecia otoczonem mie]scu przez
nar6d, powstaje pomnik cara,
uciem i szyciela katolicyzmu
i polskosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE e..

Mastepwiqcy Polacy Wlnony
wyznaczeni zastall ma sedzidw PREY
sieg}ych W sadie miejskim, ma
przysz}e szesG miesiecy: Jan An
glewicz, Jan Cysewski, w: j. GA
piewski. Jan Ciehanowskl, Jan
Drazkowski, Teoil Gown, VIM:
Galewski, Franciszek Rolbiecki i
Jan Zabrocki.
W $rode pochowano W Vino
ME zwloki {. p. Fir. l.. Cottera,
dawniejszego naszego kasyera po-
wiatowego, przywiezione 2 Phoe-
nix, " Arizona, gdzie nieboszczyk
ulegi suehotom.
W dniu 10 maja znaleziono "
krzewach "a winonskiem jezlorem
powieszonego cz}owieka. Z mlesz-
kancSw miasta naszego Mkt ME
m6g} wisielca poznae.
Majblissze posiedzenie Komisa-
rzy pewiatowyeh odbedzie sic W
ezwartek, 80 maja.
Tsatr amatorski Polskieko Ko}-
ka Dramatyoznego, kt6ry ma bye
odegranym W dniu 25 maja W
Philharmonic Hall, zapowiada sic
jaknajlepiej. sztuczka kobzo-
W n i e zazwyczaj wszedzle scla'
ga l1czne grono widow, vice u
mas tego spodziewac sic mozna'
TEN wiecej, re pierwszy raz wysta-
pi ma scenic PAM Eugenia
Kuczkowska, dawniej gwiazda pol
skieh teatr6w amatersklch W Phi
ladelphii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23

Komitet targujacy Rady mia
sta Wmony bedzie sprzedawaf ma
publ;cznej aukcyi W p!atek, "a
maja, o godzinie 2 pc potudnlu bn.
dynki znajdujace sic teraz ma BIO
mach miejskich W 4 wardzle, INA
ne jake gmach szpitalny park
house.
N. A.. Hedgins
przewodnlczacy.
rs Sprzedaz odbedzie sic ma mleJ-
gdzie tie budynki stoja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23
Smutne widowisko W
~Czestochowie.

w poniedzla}ek, % kwietnle,
poswiecono ne Jasnej Gore pomnik
cara Aleksandra II, wykonanego
przez artyst6w rosyjskich, a spra-
wionego kosztem prymusOWe-
20 bodatku z ,norgi. nafozo'
nego ma ludnose Kr6lestwa. Dzlen-
Mix polskie W Warszawie, kt6rym
2 CORY kazano popisad artyku}y W
tel sprawle, podaja nastepujace
szczego}y.
,,Uroczystost" ods}oniscla POM
nika Aleksandra II ma Jasnej
Gore" odby}a sic z nwielka Okla
zaloscia". o godzinie - przyby}
pociag nadzwyczainy, ktorym
przyby1 gubarnator warszawskl
ienera1 Hurko W o%toczeniu swity.
Pc wstapieniu do cerkwl jeneraf-
gubernator odby} krdtki przeglad
wojsk stojacych ma oko}o pomnlka,
DO czem wysz}a z BRAN kosciofa
jasno-g6rskiego uroczysta procesya;
pod baldachlmem szedf blskup
brzesko bujawski x. Beresniewicz,
poprzedzany przez katolikow /
liczne duchowienstwo. Pc modlit-
vie nastapi}o odstoniecle pomnika
i jego ,,poswiecenie";; W chwili gdy
spad1a odslona odezwa}y sig wy
strza}y z dzia}. Ma pomniku So ma
stepujqce napisy W jezyku rosyj-
skim i polskim. Ma przedzie
.,Cesarzowi oswobodzicielowi (D
Aleksadrowi II" a pod spodem:
,,Wzniesiony W I. 1889 staraniem
ludnosci wiejskiei Krdlestwa Pol
skiego", ma boku zas pomnika;
,,Ukaz z 10 lutego 1864 7. Mech
ten dzisn bedzie wiecznie pamiet-
nym / ola w1oscian Krolestwa, ja-
ko dzien nastania novel ich pc
myslnosci". Pc poswieceniu pro.
cesya powr6ci}a do klasztoru. Po-
czem z cerkwi przyby}a prawos}aw'
ma procesya; celebrowa} biskur
lubelski Flawian i odprawil ma
bozenstwo za}obne "a spok6j duszy
cara Aleksandra II. Pc powrocit
do cerkwi, wojska, z}ozone z dw6cl
pufk6w strzelc6w, z pu}ku dragon6v
it'd. przesz}y marszem ceremonial
nym pred jenera}em gubernate
rem. Pc tel ur%oczystoscl wojskowej
deputacye z1ozone z w6jtow gmi,
(po 3 z kazdego powiatu) zasiad}..
do stol5w ustawi onych pod urza
dzona umyslnie IA uroczystosc we
rande. z klasztoru przyby} '
~oteczeniu duchowienstwa K. biskul
Beresniewicz, wprowadzony POI
werande przez jenera}- gubernator
i mial dluga move do wIosciar
W ktorej podnidf zasfugi zmarfeg,
monarby (?D, ola ktdrego wfoscia
ME zywic winni w~dziecznosc &,
coz i przekazac ja nastapnym pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23

PfACCIE IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
GOVT.
CASE OFDR. P. W. YOUNG,

OF oxford. y. c.,
Member OF the state Medical Association, Sur
reon IN Charge Of General Hospital. Confede-
rate states Army. stated by himself
"ln tho month Of August 1879, Frustrated by
severe attack OF Cota, with which had then suf-
fered for several months. and in such condition
that scarcely hoJrd 70 BE- able 10 Tesun> dc-
tine professional lie. visited the Buffalo Lithia
Springs I was without Appetite my digestion
imperfect and painful my Nervous System shat
tered. and the sictim Of Neuralgia in all its
forms; my spirits greatly depressed, and so fee
BILE that could walk but short distance with
out assistance. The frst noticeable effect Of the
water was upon the secretion from my kidneys
ana skin. both Of which were acting very imper-
fectiy and falling properly 10 depurate the blood.
The secre,nn from the kidneys had been for
mouths scanty, high-colored, Of high specific
gravity. very acid in its reaction. and depOsiting
upon standing very large sediment The &c
ton Of the Water was apparent in forty-eight
hours. the secretion becoming moro abundant,
less highly. colOrod, and dcpositng less sedi-
rnent With the re-establshment OF heal'hy
stAte 81 these two important secretions-the
great depurators Of the blood--my cOnyaiescence
was soon and rapid: my appetite returned, my
digestion became perfect, and my Nsyrom System
reeained It's tone. became more cheerful and
hopeful and gradually regsined my strength
nv general health Is now perfect, and have re-
snmed the active practice OF my profession"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
GOVT.
CASE OF GENERAL A. c. GORMAN,
Of North Carolina.

OF Noflu Aai'iiN4
Statement from Himself. Endorsed by Or. j. D.
Eggleston. hampdon-siduey, Member Medical
So.icty OF Virginia
"SufIering from a severe attack 81 cont, with
my feet and limbs, especially a. the ankles and
knees. very much swollen ani Nalriug VOL nish
half bont. and with great pain and dia'Il'y, with
the aid OF a cane, ven. IN accorian'e Titn no
advice Of my physician, To IN Brlalp L1hia
Springs. On my ARRIVAL a. toe springs han 10
he lifted from b coarh and carried % my
room. I con menced at once the fro" use OF th"
Water. which On tie fourth Jay seq NJ pro-
fuse action on my k,dnrys, and I was -oo1 con-
sci1us OF a marked change iu my condition for
tho better: and two da,- Afterwards. being me
sixth day after my arrival, throw aside my
cane and walked realiIy. in AN eroc' attitude.
not only over the ground sur o ildin inc
Syringe but h.ce or four mile out iNt1 ihe
country. Upon M atr.,n uad n0 desire for
food. bu. soou hal nno Apostle aui was nhla
10 eat heartily. ] improved ga II day OF my say
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Cont. Rheumatism, Irc Acid Calculi, and
NaladieS Generally Of Irie Acid DiatheSis.
THE LATE DIR. WILLIAM L. CAR
PTN(,VON

Resident Physician Hot Springs, Ark, surgeon
fretired, United states Navy. Surgeon Con-
federate states Navy.
Tho BUFFALO LumA WATER. Spring No. .,
has stgn.lly demonstrated jig remedial power
IN corr. RHEUMATIC GOVT. RHEUMATISM,
TRtC ACID GRAVEL. and other msladies de-
nondent upon the URIC ACID DlATHEsl>.
at not only eltB,u res nom no o'ooa nc Ne.'-
t,rious agen. before u crystal 'zes Ont Dl>ooDN ~
IL in the form Of CALCCLl-at ieast 20 sac "lh'
renders us passage along the ure''rs ana u''t"a
comuGratiue.y Easy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
PARALYSIS and Harualuria Relieved by Bui-
Ah Ihhia Water iiter Failure Of The
Hot Springs Of Arkansas
80. rr., ,,r - q TAN~TrG
CASE OF LATE DIR. P. s JONES.
OF Virginia,
stated by himself

"Awaking from sleep o. current ot cold ar
found natl had suffered partial PARALYSIS
Of my rl.ht Lex. which proved 20 be OF pefma-
nent nature. aud Affected my locomouon 80 TAR
that | walked with difficulty with ihe aid OF
cane. Afterwards was attacked with h-hNA-
TrRlA was treated by several eminent physl-
clans. but without beneficial results. W. ape
t,l anil dig,sr.n uere impaired. AMI WAS ncf-
rgus. -lsfJisss, and greatly depressed m spirits
My general health declined until Was COM
reliod 20 rc,inluish an atteuton 20 nay nu,ine-s
affairs IN mis- C aath)n / made. rf7oW d.-
yirin1 am b.nsnt. tro proyac'ed r's's 10 ne no
SPRINGS or ARKANSAS. CA returning prom
nv lastylsiiI determined upon an experiment.
with BUFFALO LVHh WATER Sp'inq No. =
,-hirb pyorei most happy nl resVt After iis use
for some weeks ! ana SD far improved ~ % 90
able Co walk readily without my cane. mo
HFMArUAIA Is on'roly relieved. IAN EAr
HEARTILY, NY DldEsrIoS Is GOOD, NERVOUS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

matte Govt. which had brought on Paralysis o.
the lower extremitics and Of her right hand
Latterly this condition Of things was succeeded
by Dropsical illusion In both limbs. renherns
locomotion impracticable without assistance
Since using the Water, which she has done Tor
several months at home. the Dropsicdl EFn''on
has disappeared. She walks without assistance
and writes logiby. previously having boon COM
PEELED to employ an amanuensis. have witness
Cd other remarkable results from the action OF
this Water in Gotity AGecf'oHs, and in tins maia-
DIV regard It as invaluable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
GOTL LITHIlSIN. LUGBiGO, And SCliIICl
Up Holm L DAlIE.

Professor Zoology. Botany. and Agriculture nj
the University Of Virginia, at ono timo Kesi-
dent Physician. Hot Springs Va
81 have observed decided benefit from tho use
~ tho BrFPHo IlrnIA WATER IN GOVT, Llrlll-
AsIS. LUMBAGO, and sClAIlCA, dpe 70 me SINE
.MATEKIES MORBi, and am iuiy satisfied OF
its great value IN the treatment Of al aJ'cf'o"-
di,, 20 EQUITY DIATHn>lS. Htds't hare ~
psrisn,ei rery deciicd ben.n, from ms nsf in COT
in mn cum person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
GOnl Rheumatic Cont, Rheumatism, Stone,
and All Diseases Of Uric Acid DiathcSiS,
Brighi's Disease Of the Kidneys, &c. &C.
DIP WILLIAM b. TOWLES,
DIR. WILLIAM b. FOWL

Professor ~ Anatomy and Materia Medica IN tho
Medical Department Of tho University Of Nir-
GINA.
Former Resident Physician. Hot Springs. Va.
"BrrFALo LlrulA SPRING, No. ,, belongs to the
AtxA4NE. ". Jerhals. 10 ne ALEAIiNs-SALISE
Class. m- 10 hes fyorsi tlr mare efcac'o"s m
mann Nd ..asJ conditions than Gny@ the s'"pe
AlrALlNE wy.o~s.
81 feelno he-itaucy Whatever in saying that IN
GOCL. RHEUMATIC GOVT, RHEUMATISM
STONE in the BLADDEE, aud in all diseases OF
URIC ACID DIArHEslS. Tknoc Qt no remeiy u
oH comparable To- t.
.Hs, a..ts rae m1rhc' ia causing disappear
anc. rALBt MES Jrop Pie urine In a single
case os BKIGuTs DISEASE OF THE KIDNEY 5
f,r.toes-ei dfc.df jsnsfcal results from ITS 49,
4.I floIn t- a,t..a a., his case shopd hare great
c,na4,ncc &c 10 az rsieay III certain cases or tbs
dlseas,.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Rheumatic Govt.
THE CASE OF DR.. J. A. HANDY,
OF Patrick Courthouse, Va.

OF Patrick IourthOuhe, Va,
stated by himself
"For four years was aflicted with Rheumatic
Co,f 10 an extent which incapscitated me en-
tirely for the discharge Of tho duties OF my pro-
fesslon. md was finally reduced to such condi-
ton a. 70 subject me for tho most part TO con
nnement 70 my bed BY the advice OF one OF
my medical attendants. and omph atcaiiy as
deynffr resort. / determined 10 make use OF the
Buffalo Lithia Water. Spring No 9, / am franS
TO saw. without faitn in its virtues. having but
little confidence in mineral waters The use.
however, Of few cases Of the Water was At
tended by beneficial results 50 remarkable mat
was soon able 10 be out OF bed ani upon my
feet. and my improvement has continued unil
II am now actively engaged IN the practice OF my
profession. meeting. without any unusual neon
veuience. ell the exposure and hardship incl
dent to the life Of a physician IN mountain
country. cannot, IN canGor, do Otherwise Than
ascribe my recovery solely to this Wafer mo
value Of which regard as beyond estimation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

al ~ O'Clock p. NJ. the above-named wcll-knoTn
INGLY-ATTKACI 1--WE AND VALOA-
BLEBUSlNESS PROPERTY, adjoining the Rich
mond Theatre. on the sOIth side OF broad street
between Seventh ana Eighth streets, fronting
9, - fest on Broad street AID extending back be-
tween parallel lines 1872 feet 10 Theatre alley,
being a mos admirably arranged, spacious,
substantial. and mOiernly-constructed house OF
four stories above and excellent cellar, contain
ing besides the extra large and handsome sA-
loon, about twenty good rooms, not including
the large snd excellent pantry, Kitchen, closets.
&C. with hot and cold water, and all the modern
conveniences throughout, high ceilings, wen
lighted. woll ventilated. and IN perfect order,
with ample space for such addition aud enlarge
ment as may be desired.
The well-kuown popularity OF this house, the
very large patronage which II now enjoys. and
which IL will always command, because OF It's
peculiarly advantageous location, adjoining our
mort popular pleasure resorts and most centrally
located, on the most prominent business street.
render IL ono OF the most attractive properties,
whether for business or investment, anywhere 10
be found.
No commentator IS necessary 10 those VINO
know this property Non-residents and thoSs
not familiar with II are respectfully urged "
come aud examine II ana attend the sale.
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal. one fourth cash
the residue 10y negotiable notes at one. two.
three four, and i've years, with interest added
and secured by deed of trust
~ Possession at an carly day II desired
feS0 j. Is. ELAN. AuctoDeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Govt, Rheumatic Cont Rheumatism Nor
in the Bladder, and all DAa,N ifpa
emf upon a Irc Acid DialhfsM BnealN
nSfaSe. H.
THE LATE DIR. THOMAS p. Ar
KINSON.

Ex.Preslient Medical Society ~ Virginia.
"Ihsye beea frequent yl-itor tp fh' c.l.
bra.od NOT WATER RESORTS. ana h''' ai
rtFr.ro IrrutA Srsi~G-. Cio-s ot-ofTa.
the action OF tho different waters t1s -'.
mo that among sufferers from 0Oi Do lh
ANTfC GOVT. RHFUNAIl>M. ans If'sfss
rlyy o,J.rdsnf up9n rh RIO ACID hlA ..n
IL much larger perc0'filt a-s rei r.>l Ply ''r i-
vuo IrrvA WATER than by any of '1" iui
WATERS Experience has shown r.'"'."
10 a powerful agent Tor the removal .i i.-..
cal CAICULL thas proved equally e
10 eaectinr the solution and preventing ,''
rosit,on Of tho PHOSPHATE aai iho l.f
ACID SEDIMENT.
"When nsed A. an early stage. while "n'.tl
OF the renal structure remains ~ aasNor ..f
rurpos. II purifying tho hiooi if is ~ i.'...
efucacy in BRIGHIS DISEASE ot Ihf hIH
NRYS. and. indeed. To some cases where t1e Boz
strlction of the KIDNEY has he'n creator ~
use has resulted IN partial restoration AMI pro-
longallon OF ntc.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Rheumatic cont, Para
IySjS, DTopSlcdt
EDusi0n.
DIR. JAMES BEALE,
DIR. JAMES BEALE,


Member OF the Medical Society OF virginia
"In my own family the use Of the Bliilo IL
thia Water Spring 40. ?, has exercised the most
beneficial influence. Mrs. Besle commen'e1 me
use Of this Water after a confinement OF eign-
teen months to her room from attacks OF Ahe'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Diseases Of the NerU0uS
NUStGHl.
JAS. L. CABELL, NJ. D., A. W..

JAS.L. CABELL, NJ. D., A. W.. LII. D.,
Professor Of Physiology and Surgery in the
Medical Department in the University Of Nir-
GINA aud President Of the Nauoni! Board Of
Health.
81 have recently read with infcrcst a paper In
the New YORK Me1jcH .Jourud' ON THE Blf-
FALO LITHIA WATER ia DISEASES u the
NERVOUS SYSTEM In which the writer, DR..
Boyaud, citing his own ob-eryaton' aud inoso
~ other eminent physicians, as.rnes to ui5
Water special virtue as direct TONIC for ihe
NERVOUS SYSTEM 10 cases OF CEREBRAL
EXHAUSTION. have only had OCCASION TO
tostf,s o.e'ts ia this direction 30 Cases b. WHEN
the NERVOUS lIPrOMS may haze b'e1 an' ''
LIrH.EMIC condition. Ia thee ,aes- "f rr."J
f,iiouiag Tie use arfhr rcm,fy uas rog d,liI,o.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

rr,RrSTEE,S SAFE OLE FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
1 DWELLING ON BACON STREET Just
BeYOSD BACON'> QCARrtt BRANCH. NLAN
TIF NOOLAEN-NILL.-By ,iriuc Of me pro
visions 40 accr'ain deed ai trust dn'ed Was ~
iss and recor lei ia tne clerg Off .e 0i Heuric0
county court. D~cl-BoO. III. page 10, default
having been mnlo in the gayment ~ certain
nn'e, therein dc.l ib,l. wall sell by auction, on
SkTURDAY. JrLY q. 1889.
81 O'Clock p M..aIi.AME DWELLING ot four
-o-1, on n lot fronting on Bacon street ~ ieeL
with a depth OF 90 feet
TERMS ash sufficient 90 paw expenses oi $50
ntn.nrtaen notes off 40 -ach, with interest from
Nav Al. l.s5: baiance on terms 20 b, am qInced
at -a,e. GhOhOE H. iOlNDLA 4N,''
t,lt Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

RHEUMATIC GOUT.' tso called,) which IS In
conuadi,tirction to the RHEU MATOlD AK
Thrills OF GARROD.
81 have had crc,Henf rSspiis from this Water
I'm these affections. both M my o'cn person and ~
fier.aDieaf Of paferf' Jor whom hdoe pre-
scyibei ~. OF course, the remedial agent Is It's
AIKALlES aud their solvent properties.
"Heuce it is PROPHYLACrIC "a neil rs a
remedy ia NEpHRITIC COLO ami forming CAL
CrLI alien due TO a redundancy of LITHlc
ACD.n
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Train NO % connects daily a. keysyllie for
Chase a y tlai ksWlle, oxford, Durham, Hen
GersOu. and Raleigh Connects daily ~ Hfoens-
bor0' Tor Durham, Raleigh. salem, and winston,
and al pOints ou North Carolina DIVISION, as
Salisbury for Ashcvile. Hot Springs. snd all
points In Western Norm Carolina, and az Char
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rail-
road.
Train 80. - connects daily 40 GreeDsborg for
Salem. Winston, Raleigh. OOidsbOrO, aud Mo "a
heal city. 40 salisbury for Asheyilie, HOS
springs, AMI al points in Western North caro-
Ina. a. Charlotte with Charlotte. COlumDiA 80 4
Augusta ralirOad tor columbia. Augusta, AXIOM,
Charleston, Savannah. Townsville Ga. jack
sonwle, AMI other FLORIDA p0il's ass, VITA
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wilmington
Trains from tho south arrive at Richmcai ID
A. ". and 3. 80 b.. ".
fANELlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Ieaye Richmond ......-..... ........... 00D =. ".
Arrive Richmond so A. ii.
tNLONER ACCOMMODAIiON.
Leave Richmond ................-.+..-n. Old y VI.
Arrive Nanchester............ ..........J I'D y Vi.
avnpk RIVER TINE IVA WIS 4
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GOVT.
DIR. T. b. BUCHANAN.

Nt5IItuI TIysI'IiII, IVI N No. TIT
'>cnd me- fre cases BUFFALO LHnA WATER
SPRING so. 2. ] have made use OF ihis Water
for GOVT m nV oru persan ami prescribed tJor
patients similarly su6ering nth the mast ofeif'd
ben.dcAi results. ( take pleasure IN abusing
EQUITY patients % utess Syringe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Or. G. W. LAWRENCE,

Resident Physician, Hot springs, Ark.
~ prescribe BUFFALO LrmA WATER WIN
great confidence IA all Diseases OF URIC ACID
DIATHESls. Whom travelling ir Is my habit 20
use Ibis Wa,c- a. a guarantee fog getting pure
water.