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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16

had only gotten position by murder ana
ranine. He said the black man was done
with the sword for the present, al least as
no fought for his right from 'Gl TO 90. Inc
agbt now. ne said. for the black man was
brain againet brain, muscle against muscie'
CIVIL AND POLITICAL.
lie said he knew this was not political
meeting. but he must insist upon the col,
orcd people supporting the party that wouid
ouarantee them their civil and poilhcai
rights. whether II he Democratic or RepuD,,
ljcan. lie believed in home protection ana
IN home rule. He said he thought the col
ored people should unite and he lndepen-
dent. His speech was too deep ior the
larger part of his audience.
The chairman then appointed commit
TOO ON credentials and enrolment OF dele
gates az follows: r. ;. IIucles, &. A. Per.
Tins. VIM. Drummond, j. L. Carpenter, ana
Clanance Parrish. This committee to re-
mort al the meeting this morning.
In the appointment OF the committee
some of the members OF the meeting became
dissatisfied at the ruling OF the Chair, wnich
was too much a la Reed TO meet with their
approyal. and the meeting for While was
I'm great confusion.
mis- will be the "big day" Of the celebra-
,ion. The parade will start this morning at
0 O'Clock from the corner of Brook avenue
and Leigh streets. The session VIII con-
yene about II o'clock.
A telegram was received at late hotr
last night from J. y. Price, president OF the
Livingston College. Salisbury, \. g., statlhg
that he would address the celebration To-
day.
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Clara shaw. the Actress, Insane.

A commission Of lunacy was held yester'
day at noon at the city jail over Miss Clara
Shaw, the variety actress, who was placed
in Jail last Monday, charged with insanity
Miss Shaw is very quiet through the day,
but at night she raves and attempts all
kinds oi acts of violence.
The commission consisted of DIR. NJ. ID,
Hoge, Jr., Justices Goode, Childrey, and
Krouse. The girl was brought before the
commission and made very intellectual
statement She is labOring under the i'm
preston that she was placed in prison fol
some trivial Onenses. The main one that
bears upon her mind is drunkenness. After
thoroughly irquiring into the mental con,
dtiOn Of the subject the commission agreed
that she was lunatic, and recommitted
her TO Jail until place can be arranged for
her in a lunatic asylum. Her friends are
making Inquiries as to who her people are,
but as yet nothing definite has been learned
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INFANT INSURANCE.
The Practice Frasght with PscuniaI
Evils.

Evils.
The old proyerb that the love OF money IL
a root OF evil is doubly verified In dcpar-
ture which the life insurance business Of
some few companies has taken within the
last few years, and which has reached the
climax OF It's evil and demoralizing tend
encies only recently.
The custom OF placing policies on infants
from the time they first saw the light until
they were old has steadily grown In Rich
mond. The policies run from S2j to 500,
and the premiums are very small, but in
the aggregate amount to as much as the
usual premium on the lives ofolder persons.
Fortunately for the name OF Richmond,
however this mode OF life insurance is en-
couraged chiefly among the negroes. These
hail this mode Of insurance as "A money
making scheme, and the resulting tenden-
ces cannot be but evil. This insurance
business is conducted, also. by several in
diyiduals in the city. This can be easily
done with a small capital, and the way in
which II is conducted the profits yield a
very handsome and rapid income.
A prominent Insurance agent In this city
said 10 a TIMES reporter yesterday that,
while this custom Of insurance was in one
sense a lawful business, in others ii was
not, especially the extent TO which il is in
dulged in. In Northern cities. where IL is
largely practised by certain class OF peo-
pie, the companies are getting immensely
rich, and it mas developed into quite lot
terry business. The infants, said he, whose
lives are insured die to remarkable ex-
tent
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THE GALLERY GODS.
Difference Between Romans and Rich
mOnders.

mOnders.
"IIow customs change with the centu-
ries," remarked a philosopher and student
Of history as he strolleG from the Academy
last night. IL was never before impressed
more strongly by this fact than tonight"
"Wbat do | mean? Well, here is an ex-
ample. In the amphitheatre scene In Gal
ba, didn't you notice the conduct OF the az
dIence of Galba the Gladiator and that of
Warde the tragedian: During the whole Of
his hdrangue TO the p0pulace, in which he
sought TO explain his homicidal purpose
against the wOuld-be martyr only the front
row Of the Romans showed that they were
at all Influenced by his words. The gallery
sat calm, immOyable, silent, winkless. The
gcsticulatiOns and cries of the front row OF
the Romans were murmured and re-echoed
by the gallery of Rchmonders, while the
front row Of Richmonders sat "a silent
and immoyable as the gallery of
the Romans, though some Of their
who recognized acquaintance were not en-
tirely winkless. SO time changes all
things. | also noticed that ON the front row
OF Romans the women were hatltss. This
custom has been sadly changed. If the
women in the row in front Of me had been
hatless, should have been better able to
trace the Roman features Of the pOpulace.
Good night -
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TWO CHARTERS.
brokerage and Commission-Hvdrau
Packing Company.

The Southern Flour Company was incor-
porated in the Circuit Court yesterday.
This is a consolidation of the Southern
Brokerage and Commission Supply Com
pany. and Rand a. Barbee and their busl-
ness has been merged into the new COM
many. The new company Will conduct a
brokerage and commission business IN all
OF lis branches, and manufacturing Dusi'
ness also. Capital stock Of the company rs
not less than $4,000 or more than aSlo0,UOo,
with the principal Office in Richmond: Inc
officers are G.. ID. Rand, president; W. NJ
Lewis, yice-president; {. u. Barbee, treas
urer. and J. 5. Lear, secretary. The direc-
tors are the above and j. I. Davis, all OF
whom reside in the city of Richmond.
The Hydraulic Packing Company was
also chartered in this court yesterday. Inc
objects are the manufacturing, buying, ana
selling of all kinds of betting and general
machinery supplies. The capital stock Is
10 be not less than $500 nor more than
s.. 900. The principal office is to be IN Rich
mond. The officers are: Edward ii. Gar
Gin. president; Vice-President and Mana
ger. :. T.. Mayo; Secretary and treasurer,
II. A. Williams; Attorney, II. NJ. Smith, Jr.
Directors. the above and William NJ
Archer, all of the city Of Richmond.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

Mrs. Andrew PiZzni, Jr., and daughter
have gone 10 Old Point with aparty offrisnds
where they will be Joined by Captain Pizzini
and return home on Saturday or Monday
next.
w. X. W. Garrett, ofCarolne, and r. =. Ry-
land, Of King " illiam, were visitors at the
Capitol yesterday.
Governor Mckinney yesterday commits
stoned Mr.. A. A. Splitter a notary public OF
Craig county.
Col. John Bell Blgger's son, John. who has
been very III with typhoid fever, is imprOy-
ing.
The Madison Ward Democrtic Club holds an
important meeting In the Chancery court
room tonight.
Julia Green (coloTed) was jailed for three
months yesterday in the HenricO County
Count for disturbing religious worship.
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Police Court.

Mrs. Smith was before the Police Court
yesterday morning upon the charge of al
lowing vicious dog belonging 20 her to
run at large and bite Isaiah Brown. The
dog was ordered to be killed.
Mrs. Maggie Gibson was charged with
trespassing upon the premises of, and ours.
ing and threatening TO cut Mrs. Lucy Hall
with a knife, ard with carrying concealed
weapons. The accused was fined S25 for
both ofienses.
David Dordinidi, charged with keeping a
bar-room on the corner of Fifteenth and
Franklin streets open on Sunday. Fined S25.
j. A. Hessler, charged with being drunk,
disorderly and abusing Mary Hessler.
Fined 50 and cost.
Alfred Newton, colored, charged with
drunkenness. Fined $3.50 and cost.
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State Committee Amendments.

Chairman J. Taylcr Ellyson, of the State
Executive Committee. held a conference
Yesterday at the committees headquarters
in Ford's building with Messrs. Miles Nj,
Martin. w. NJ. McAliister, Charles Mere
dth, and Captain Ham. Sheppard. The
conference was devoted to matters of inter
est in the State Congressional campaign
including the canvass. Each member gave
very encouraging accounts of the progress
of the work in their respective district.
The following announcements were made
Yesterday by the Democratic State Com.
mittee:
The Hon. III. st. @. Tucker will address the
people at Roanoke City saturday, october
18th.
The Hon. W X. staples nj Salem, Roanoke
county, Monday, october goth.
The Hon j. Hampden Hoge, Halifax Court
house. Monday, october 9th; Charlotte
Courthouse, Monday, November cd.
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KAUFMAN G GO.
SEAscKABLE uNDERGAR MENTSF0R
LADIES And CHILDREN.

The constant rush of traGe IN this de
partment during the past ten days
has demonstrated firstly, that ladies
are preparing for cold lCedther, aud
secondly, that they Ln0W where tho
greatest rariety. the most reasonable
prices, and the greatest inducements to
purchasers, We can suit all sizes. from
the smallest infant to the largest comGn.
and zee sell at prices to sut al classes.
We are agents Of the celebrated Nor
folk and NeU Brimacick WOrSted I'M
derredr tthe reputation Of rhich is lcell
knOua) IN clear lCOOI and mired and
tchite and lack.
IN our store yOu can get the best rdlue
IN a SWISS RIB UNDERVEST he the
city for 3ec. We hare better grades at
4sc.. 62c., and 75c.
We are snoring q UerB e,rteRSire Inc
of RAW SILK UNDERVESTS in tchite
and black. Some are CIT iOC and sleUe-
less; others high. Prices from II to 20 90.
HOSTERY-H is nor becoming too
cool for half socks for children. You
icW need stockings for them. our IA.
riety is Ue1y large. III black and ribbed
hose IRE hare the celebrated HdmSdOre
dyed, Uhich are wdTdated fast. We
hare them from pc. mp.
In Ladies' SIX Hose IRE are displaying
a great assortment IN black and cOiOrs,
some Of ,ehich are opera tengths-to the
UdiSt.
KAUFMAN & CO.,
4oI East Broad Street.
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properfy Transfers.

Richmond CHy.-George ID. Gaines and
Henry l.. Carter TO w. A. l.. seal, 1917 feet
on west Randolph street, near Jacquelln,
$1,000. VIZ,
William II. lIaXalps executors to WI
liam ). Peterkin, 80 feet on the south side oil
Grace street, near Pine, subject to lease
81 49,. -
Sallie f. and James and Lucy 1. HOWE
and II. W. Tyler to L. l.. Goodman. ~ feet on
the north side of Broad street, near Henry
subject 10 deed Of trust for 50, 40, Sl,5lO.
Mary NJ. and Junius w. Penick to +. NJ.
Foster, 80 feet on the north side OF Moore
street, near Harrison, S3l5.
TenricO COunty.-Jackson Brandt TO
William +. Sodine. lots and g, block f.,
Leonard Heights, $500.
James W. MinsOn to George i. Tenser,
80 feet on Orleans street, northwest corner
Gillian, $55.
Mrs. l.. c. Twyman to Charles l.. Sauer,
40 feet on Marshall street, southeast corner
Thirty-lifth, s ,O1l.
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Mr.. William ii. West died yesterday at
O'Clock u. NJ. at the residence Of his brother
Mr.. j. 4. West, at White Chimney, Louisa
county. The deceased was in his sixty-ffrsl
wear, came to Richmond from Hanover
county when a boy, and bad resided IN
Richmond ever since. lie was a prominent
builder and contractor. He had long beer
a familiar figure in Richmond, and was
nearly always riding. Death was caused
by dropsy and heart trouble.
MIR. West was a widower, leaves five
children-Mr. III. Nj. West, who is rail
road contractor at Albany, Ga; Mrs. j. +
Cook, st. Louis, Mo-. Frank 4. West, vii
liam j. West, and Miss Susie-and was q
brother of Mr.. c. ii. West, of Crump a
West, coal dealers.
Deceased was a member of First Baptist
church, and was kind and benevolent
man.
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Piles, Piiesi Itching Piles,

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be.
coming very sore. Swayne's. ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation
and in most cases removes the tumors. Al
druggists, or by mali, for 30 cents. q Dr.
Swayne 4 Son. Philadelphia.
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DEATHS.

wrsT-Died. nj White ChImneys, Louisa
comfy. Va, at the residence OF his brother.
+ n Nest, tuesday, october Ii, al O'Clock
p. NJ. w. III. WEST IN the sixty ffrst year oi
His remains will reach the city this morn
ing and Will be taken TO his home, 107 west
the funeral will take place from the ! irst
Baptist church his EVENING al O'CLOCK
Relatives and friends are invited.
SLAUGHTER Died, Monday, October IL,
1890. OF the residence OF his grandfather.
John 4. Taylor, Lynchburg, Va, GEORGE
EDWARD. only child of r.. Lee and Julla
Slaughter aged eighteen months.
BROOKE.-Died. At her residence. 115 cas-
Broad street, at midnight october 10Th,
Mrs MAMIE C., wife Of afr. Brooke.
Notice Of funeral Will be given hereafter.
State please copy.
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MIR. Won Einkelstein.

The first of the fourteen entertainments
TO be given by the Young Mems Christian
Association this season will take place to-
night, when MIR. Won FinSelstein, a native
of Jerusalem, will describe city life as seen
there. Mr.. Won Finkeistein delivered three
lectures here last winter to delighted au-
diences. His intimate knowledge Of his
subject, together with his talent for graphic
description, has won for him eminence as
a public entertainer. lie will doubtless be
greeted by large audience tonight.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
pROOK ROAD PROPERTY.
FOR SALE. LOIS ANDyMLA-slrEs.

800 10 $500 per acre adjoining Rennle
place ana opposite "laDuinum."
$500 per acre 10 80 per front foot one-ha'
mile froB city;
SO TO s. per foot one-q quarter mile from city;
s. 10 $40 per foot adjoining city:
$40 per foot city property,
HAVING seven tracts To offer. bought before
the recent advance ina prices, al less than
hall current prices, We are able to offer buy
ers most favorable terms Buying m tho
country before a neighborhOOd Is ostablis hed
Is made safe by our system Of restrictions
This Is the only property on tie market SUBJ
divided 10 conform TO the plans OF improve
ment cOntem plated BY the Brook Turnpike
Company. I'm a ncighbOrhOot where Im-
prOvemonts are 20 be made Ia a modern and
scientific manner, buyers Will appreciate the
advantage If buying where they VIII secure
the greatesl benefit from improvements
Mo ICY realized from sales OF property rein.
vested In a manner that viii benefit our
customers.
SaniaIy conditions perfect. Proper sys.
TEN of water supply and sewerage provided
&C S-tf EDWARD II. BI>SELL & co.
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m. what . Cough.

wsou heed the wsrnns e s more s psr-
haps, o. s:,e sure approach o. u asr Yourselves
nle vo ass csn sord foP the sake Of saving 30
cents 70 o run the RISK and do no,hlng 70, r ~,
We know from experience tnaI Sli 9a,Is This
WI, vus' ,y1v more than Million Of Bottles
were sold the pasl year. II relieve, oro1 up
and Whoopng Cough at once M ,,e so no
not be without IL. sample bottles ,,s q ~
sorner OF Fiftb and Marshall streets
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THANKS TO GOD.

He concluded by reminding his hearers
that there would be no wranging in the
meeting, but that il was only called 10 en-
pres thanks TO God for guiding the hand Of
the President when he signed the proclama-
ton which made them free. Before taking
his seat he said he thought the day on
which Abraham Lincoln issued the prOcla-
nation Of emancipation was the one TO be
annually celebrated.
This was the 22nd day of September, 1863.
He gave as one reason why that day would
be a good one; that the colored people would
have returned from the watering places, and
those who spent the winter in the South
would not yet have left for the warm cline
of the southland. AS the speaker took his
seat he said, "Music by the band"
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Died at the InilImary.

Israel Allen (white), an inmate of the
Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary, 2l1 Cover.
nor street, died very suddenly yesterday
morning, about I O'Clock. The man was
about seyenty-tour years OF age, and lived
in Shenandoah county. Coroner Taylor
viewed the body soon after death, but no
positive conclusion Of the cause Of his death
could be reached, but ii is probably that he
died of heart diseases. The remains were
taken to Shenandoah county last night.
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Chancsry Court.

In the Chancery Court yesterday james
A. IIoOfnagle qualified as administrator Of
the estate OF ex-MayOr w. c. Darlington
The estate is small.
The will Of Edward II. Miller was pro
bated. The estate is valued at l,jOo.
The certificate Of the Association of The
Southern Bell Telephone Company, char
tered by the Legislature OF New York, was
recorded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16

! WOULD LIKE A STU ALTON AS
4 NURSERY GONERNE-S or TEACHER
for small children, and would not object 10
assist IN housekeeping or plain sewing. 40
objection 10 going out Of the state. Address
ADVERTISER, POwhatan Courthouse, Va.
Oc IO-lm
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MARRIAGES.

DELANEY ALLEN Married. Tuesday
september Both, ~ $40 L: ~, by tne nev; o -
folk. Vn and Mrs. ANNIE ALLEN, OF Rich
mond, Va.
FARMER-TAYLoR, Married, at the resi-
dcpce uf the brides father, 9ls norm lwcn
fv.seyenth street. on Monday, october i5
1900. by the Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. sNp y, -,
yiRGIE r.. AYLOR. OF this city.
scoTr - WELLFORD. - Married, nj -
lance church "Wednesday. October 10Th
bv Rev. Joshua Pcterkin. Miss IMOGEs
sl,DTr. daughter Of the late Robert T.. scott
Of Fauquier county. 70 Dr. AhMiSiEAp
WEII,fORD No cards.
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HEIGHTS.

THIS PROPERTY of the SOUTHSIDE
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
consists OF nearly 300 acres OF land, when
has been divided up into lots OF 81 feet each
running back lis deep to an alley Ii feet
wide. One OF the grand feaures OF a person
buying themselves a home at Woodland
Heights Is the beautiful Forest-iilll Pari,
over there. Lots are offered on the following
terms: une-fourth cash; balance one. two,
aud three years. and your taxes are paid up
10 1907. Call on
THOMAS RUrHtRFOORp.
oc2-Th2tsu3t north Tenth street.
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made misera-
BILE by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness.
Loss of Appetite, Coming Up OF the Food
Yellow Skin. when for 70 cents We will sell
.hem Shiloh's System Vitalizer, guaranteed
TO cure them. Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
HIM. Shields 4 Co.. corner Of Fifth and Mar
shall ktreetk
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The Chair then presented Rey.J. Milton
Waldron Of Washington. He read closely
from his manuscript, and began by
stating that he wanted to place his
voice OF disapproyal on record against
he said, Is called Angio-American
and the colored man should be known by
the term fro-American. The Afro-Amer-
lean had much, be thought, 70 be thankful
for, but more for which 70 tremble.
Ia speaking OF the bill offered In
Congress BY Mr.. Morgan, proyid-
Ing thsl the Government furnish
TO the colored race back 10
Africa, be said that II either race were sent
from this country II should be the white;
that the colored man had bought the land
viii blood and tears, while the white man
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is IT not worth the small price of 10 cents
To free yourself of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints? Ifyou think so, cal.
al our store and get a bottle of Shiloh's Vital.
izer: Every bottle has a printed guarantee
on IL. Use accordingly, and II II does you nc
good il will cost you nothing. Sold by B0dlt
ker Brothers and II. NJ. Shields 4 Co., corner
of Fifth and Marshall streets
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The Wayne Land Company, adjacent to
Basic City and Waynesboro, will offer 30D
beautiful business and residence lots for
sale on Thursday and Friday, October Both
and 31st This Is an opportunity which
will pay all investors it is believed. All
purchasers who attend will have their rail-
road fare refunded.
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"How TO Cure Am skim Dlsea.e.."

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face
hands. nose, &C., leaving the skin clear,
white, and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's
niptmant
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MAX MeadoMs.

There will be sale of lots at Max
Meadows, in Wythe county, commencing
October 18th, by the Max Meadows Land
and Improvement Company. This new
town is 2,0l5 feet above tide-water, in the
heart of great mineral section, and seven
ty-two miles west of Roanoke. The lot.
will be sold at reasonable figures,
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Chase City, Va, June Is. 1890.

STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK.
LENBURG, tO-wit:
/, Il. ID. Jeffress, a notary public for the
county aforesaid, do certify that DIR. james
Il. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield. whose
names are signed 10 the writing above, per.
sonally appeared before me and acknow.
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th Of June,
1890. THos. ID. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
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A Case of Brighps Disease Cured b,
Chase City Lithia Water.
MINERAL Hotel, CHASE CITY, NA.,l


MINERAL Hotel, CHASE CITY, NA.,l
June Is, 1890.
MesSrS. Hdrdy q Roller,
PrOprietorS Chase city LithfG Wdter.
chase CUU, "a:
Gentlemen.-On my arrival here from my
home. Bloomfield, KY, the 18th of this
month, | met my neighbOr, Mr.. John ID.
Wakefield, Of Spencer county, Ky. Mr.,
Wakefield has, to my own personal know
ledge, been in very bad health for seven or
eight years, and during that time treated
by some of the most eminent physicians OF
Kentucky. His nervous system was affect
ed, complicated with Brighfs disease Of the
kidneys, and it appeared at one time that
he would lose one of his kidneys entirely.
He was as near death as a man possibly
could be. He tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters Of this country and OBJ
tanned only temporary relief.
lie visited this place aud has been using
the Chase City Lithia Water since 2llh OF
April. 1890. and, so far as | can now dis
cover, he has complete relief. His COM
plexion healthy, acuOn improved, appetite
restored, rest Tranquil, and spirits revived.
His general condition indicates a restored
and inyigOrated man. attributable TO the
use of the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully.
JAMES Il. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
To the following Richmond couples: John
X. Bowen and Maggie Carmody, David A.
Hunter and Grace Hunter Conrad, Wexford
rish and Jennie NJ. Martin, George Brown
and Mary Price (coiored).
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READ THE SUNDAY TIME.

FITS. All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline:
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
$500 trial bottle free TO fit cases. Send to
DIR. Kline, 93i Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa