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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC

before and after meals. Already you begin to
feel like a new person. But dOa't forget your
lungs. Beware OF the terrible tendency OF La
Grippe toward Pneumonia IL you have chest
pains or cough, better settle the matter at once
by a TABLESPOONFUL of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
Evening Gloves.

We would keep the fact before you az a con-
slant reminder that our stock Il always COM
plete in KID GLOVES suitable for evening wear.
We are also prepared to al orders for SPECIAL
sHADEs-from three to six days being required
for nlling such orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21

A genuine sensatiop. Salvation OIL Il
curing sveyybody's aches and pains; costs
IS cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21

To authorize the Board Of Supervisors OF hcn,y
county 10 uroside fOr Keeping the roaus ci sa,..
cnunty In repsir, and 90 asses5 tsaes tnsfe,o'
10 iffaJrDorate Pennington Gap, Lce county, %
to amen and re-enact an nc, p,1sen ,,s. -, .,
1896 entitled an At 10 iDcorIora,e tne iDNn y.
SalcIn in tho county II Roanoke, slo al 49,
amendatory thereof: 20 allow tbe voters OF heu
Rank district Halifax 20 Inty. % vote 90 ienre
law: To extend the time 20; CON- nencng wy
contraction of tho Berlin and Logeti 'Yibe ornss,
House Joint resolution IN reiatlgn 70 c4len, -,
and further equippng tie Norfolk nayy-yarl W.
building steel battle-ships: 10 repeal cDspter
i,75, Session Acts OF 1ss9lpO, entitled 40 act ae
inning a lawful fence for Nelson county, 10 ptv-
vide a new charter for the town OF Nayeriy
House Joint resolution IN regard 70 lightihg .ne
Capitol building and the Governor MANSION =, ~
incorporate the trustees OF Trinity Lodge no.
407 independent Order Of GoDd Templare, o'
Richmond, Va; to ameud and re-eDaci we -
cond section OF an act approved harcA >, ioSo'
entitled an oct 70 moor pofate lle kiiulanuS
Land Company: toincorporatc the hicnlabus Ili,
proyement Company; to authorize the tnl,eu
States Government 10 acquire title ana luri-or.
ton 10 land on Smiths Island, in the county OF
Northampton as site for q lighthouse station !,
10 authorize the Uni ed States Government 70
ac1ulre title and Jurisdiction 70 land On hos
Island in the county OF Northampton, Tor tns
use Of the lighthouse station; 70 settle pal.
ancs by the State OF Virginia 10 the state OF
North Carolina for running tho boundary De.
tween the two States: TO authorize tho tniisi
States Government to acquire title aud lursdlc-
zion 20 Ia nd on Fishermhn's Island. IN tho county
of Northampton. for the establishment OF
quarantine station On motion Oi Mr. wilkins tho
title was amended 40 a. to read ~ follows: loaa-
thor,ze Tho limited states Government 10 acquire
title and iurisdct To Eve acres OF land EXTEND
ing 10 bigh-gnter mark on Fisherman'5 lsiar1'
in the county OF Northampton, for the establish
mcnt Of n quarantine station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.

BY Mr.. Baker, to permit the sub-alliances OF
the Farmers Alliance organization OF this State
to use the public school-houses In the different
counties for their meetings, provided they do
not interfere with the schools; by NJ. Cra1ord,
TO authorize the school trustees OF Newport
school district, IN the county OF Warwick. 70
borrow money and Issue bonds therefor; by Mr..
d. u. White, TO pay the expense OF printing the
testimony, making record, reproducing maps,
&c, in the case OF the State u virg MIA, COM
plainant, persus the State OF Tennessee, by Mr..
Peery, 10 ratiiy and connrm a charter granted
by d. W. Bolcn, Judge Of the Fifteenth judicial
circuit OF Virginia, Incorporating the Eldorado
Mining, Mapufs turing, and improvement Com
pany OF Virginia, and for other purposes; BY Mr..
Campbell, 10 place ON the retired list members
OF the Virginia volunteers who have served ten
years; by Mr.. Berkeley, for the relief OF w. w.
Kincheloe, late treasurer OF Prince william
county; by Mr.. Boiling, TO amend and re-enact
section 81 and 10 repeal sectioa rs Of an act ap-
proved March 3, 1890, entitled an act 10 provide
a new charter for the town OF Liberty. 70 extend
Its limits, aud to change Its name 10 Bedford
City, 70 add new section 20 said charter and
validate bonds already issued by The town Of
Bedford City; BY Mr.. Stewart. TO prevent double
taxaficn Of fnorfgaQed land
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
WOODWA ARD & LOlHROP.
DECOGNIZING THE FACT THAT

DECOGNlZlNt IhE fACI Thai
III ALL WINTER GOODS
which are carried over from season TO season
depreciate In value, aud that tho mildness OF
the present winter has made purchasers rather
more tardy than usual In laying In their sup
plies, we shall endeavor 70 make up for other
shortcomings by Offering extra Inducements to
those who may wish 10 buy Cloak or a Dress,
or pair Of Blankets or any other winter fabric,
our purpose being 10 reduce stock as much as
possible previous 70 the time for opening our su-
perb spring stock, preparations for which have
already been begun.
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plication
An letters and kilograms must be addressed TO
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not DO returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
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Trr xfoHMoND DIsPAroH-THURsDAY. JANUARY ~ 49,

fessons for his sup port OF tho bii the foIlyyins
prtDciples which should contain ar Law; firn;
All law IL curfailment Of natural liberty on
acton In The exercise Of power, based on an in-
nate conviction In the mind Of me tendency
man no abuse power Second. The object o.
lav vas tho good Of tho people, and ai, charters
Of incorporat,on we're trust. and given on tne
condition expressed or Implied that rs peMsrs
should be- exercised 10 the interests OF the pso.s
pie, and when corporations son, o.ne ~ prs.,s
moropoly aud enhance tho price Of any usefu'
article Of consumption. such corporations shoua
be en,oinct from carrying OF its BUSINESS ~
provided Ia this bill
rnent 10 the hin. but finally, upon motion OF MI.
Wright. the consideration Of tho PHI was passe,o
by and made special order for Friday a. ESo
O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
THE LIBRARY BUILDING.


The following from the Senate was concurred
In:
1. R<solred the House concurring), That the
Committee on Library OF the two houses bs d.
rected TO inquire and report 70 the General As
semhiy the probable cost OF suitable building
Of capacity 10 accommodate the Government
oficery, the Court Of Appeals, library, Law
library, Southern Historical Society. and also
W report . suitable location for said building.
2. Tint they also report what funds are now on
hand appropriated to this purpose ami what adj
ditionnl funds can be realized and from what
sources, and what present expense and Incon-
venience will be saved tho Stale BY the erection
OF eaid building.
Two petitions from citIzsns Of Fairfax county
20 regulate the sale OF intoxicating liquors we're
presented, and Mr.. George D. Carter presented
resolution adopted BY the Board OF Supervisors
OF Henrico county which protests against the
annexation OF Lee district
70 RxxvEHT INJURY 70 TRADE.
The bill 70 prevent injury 70 trade By corpora
tioae which came up On ~ passage, was sdvo-
Gated by NJ. WIGHT. ~ palr0n. who gave q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
open-work SILK Hose at $3.50, s5, and SO a
pair, In Black aud White only.

We are also prepared TO I'LL orders for Long
Length SILK Hose and Fuli-Length SILK Tights
for mems wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
SelOinG- Machine"l

with all modern improvements. Money
refunded if not satisfactory. We war
rant the machine equal to any IN the
market for $50.
About five hundred pieces OF new
Ginehams - French and American
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
SILK IJmbTeIIaS.

We have left about 20 Fine SIX Gloria and
Pure Silk Umbrellas; some with steriing-siiyer
handles, some with gold handles, and some with
natural handles. They are all very fine goods,
formerly sold from $3.50 TO 80 each. We ui'iue
them into four lots, a. follows:
Lot |, s3.gS-reduced from So.
Lot ., s3.4S-reduced from %.
Lot 8 s2.7S--reducei from $3.50.
Lot A. e2.2S-reduced from $3.50.
AT the beginning OF season 80 full OF balls,
germans, teas, and other entertainments,
where fun dress IL almost imperative, n glance
at our assortment OF EVENING GOODS might
save you dollars ON an outfit II bought during
this sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21

Black Silk Hose ut 75c., 81, s125, s1.50,
sl.7o, 81, $3.50, and 50 pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
TO INVESTORS
FIRS1-MoRYCAGR 3 Per CENT. BONDS.

en-.
Nine dad "
Richmond Va ana eT
provide
urr -htA
n aldcna
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spu impro
wthwb
bonds are now on,e
OF COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
urefern Is M the
q tMonum
National tnn BANS
.Prea i
Sc WALL ACF.C aherCit kensB
W. Wsner New York ana if'nl
scturng
ehain rbaukin
mayb on Application
JOHN |. WILLIAMS & Son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
DIR. SCHENCK'S


The nrst night and after that sufficient num-
Der 10 insure a daily and free action OF the
bowels. Keep this up for some time; and where
chils and feyers are stubborn, quinine In rea-
sonable doses, can be used 70 advantage with
the pills. These Pills set your gorged liver free,
cleanse the stomach and bowels, and start up
normal secretions. You've scored big point
lassitude, drive on the feeling that you'd as
leave die as live, and give toLe and strength to
your system, you must take Tablespoonful OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
&DAVIS.
GREAT VALUES
ARE BEING OFFERED IN OUR
Stock REDUCTION SALE
THAT you CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS.
Bots Shirl-WaiSls.
Smoking-J Jackets.

Another beautiful line Of Alfred BENJAMIN q
Co.'s goods, and also few imported Japanese
silk Jacketg, all marked down toclose out teiore
inventory.
$3.50 Smoking-Jackets reduced 20 81 Low
sI4 Smoking-Jackots ,duced to $1,000.
S12 smoking -Jackets reduced TO $500.
SO Smoking-Jackets reduced 10 81.
IS Snoking-Jackets reduced to 90.
$3.50 Smoking-Jackots reduced TO s4.So.
S6 Smoking-Jackets reduced 20 s4-1o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
SILK HOSIERY.

Drop-sttch Silk Hose, boot pattern, In ten
shades. Price s1.59.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21

Plain Silk Hose, extra quality, in desirable
range OF colors. Price 1915.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29
Travelling kY Telegraph.

1t suot unlikely that The end OF
this century will sec the railway
trains drawn not 10y steam, but cleo
triciiy. Indeed. the progress making
in The use of electricity is so rapid
and so wonderful that we may be pre-
pared for almost any announcement
in this connection. For several years
some rich New York men have been
furnishing money to experts for the
purpose of testing whether or not
mail matter may he sent by electrici-
tv. The experts hold ont hope that
they will be able to send real mail
bag, containing letters and news
papers. from New York 10 Chicago,
from Boston to Omaha, in an hour at
most.
Other experts are trying TO see If
electricity may not be used TO propel
air-ships. Perhaps you will live to DO
sent "by telegraph across the contin-
cnt or under the Atlantic. II you
should be so sent, il would be not q
bit more wonderful than some of the
things that have already been accom-
plished. lIarpcr's Young People.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29

six boys, AL under 70 years Of age. went
sailing sunday on the East river ia a cat.
boat. The boat capsized near Little Hell
Gate. Henry StOrCr was drowned. Tho
others were rescued.
Dr.. Mcdonald, a former physician Of Bos
ton, is charged with administering poison
TO a Binghamton ~. " woman named
ShOonrOck, causing her dca'h. The deed
was committed to obtain $500 life IN.
surauce. Dir. Mcdonald has twice been ar
rested for malpractice, aud is now waiting
the action Of the grand jury for crimnally
assauting two little girl~.
A Hungarian At Johnstown. Pa, was in.
stantlv killed recent V IN attempting to light
his pipe at an electric arc light, which foolish
action he was induced to take by fellow
workman, who did il in Joke
with the theft Of a valise, containing dia-
nouds and jewelry, from the Union depot
II that city.
In company with two local priests, FIR. Nc
Mahon, who j. soliciting funds In the
various cities for church in Ireland, has
been doing the races mt Memphis, Tenn, aud
drinking TO excess. The bishop promises
lively shaking up of these clerical sporting
men in consequence.
Charles Koon and another man named
Lutz freight brakemen on the Lehigh Valley
railroad, were shot near BellmOre co..iery at
Shamokin. Pa, by boy named Edward
Kcsser, who stood with companion beside
the track as the train r,lled by. kOOn was
hit in the eye and his wound Is considered
fatal. LutZ was shot In the shoulder and IS
not dangerously wounded. Both boys were
arrested
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29
Epitome of Foreign Events.

The condition of the Grand Duchess Olga,
whose spine was injured in the Borki DIS
nstcr. shows signs OF increasing gravity.
Emperor William Of Germany has made
handsome presents TO all concerned In res
,uing the people from the stranded steamer
Elder.
ma, .,,or,cJ proc;,,ovLi saiL ia have
rora,iIy orr;ycJ from Nav York committed
suicide in the garden Of the Tuillerics, Paris.
rom,i,l ,o,o,r,r, rrom Uuc tho cauital
., ,,,,,,r, so,,o ti,at On Anil On - sIoop the
y, ia VoS.o,o+ia, EIuyioIcs toun.
ierai In Tho liver Chirr. aut thirty soldiers
1Ln,rd tho yrs,rl were drowned. together
with the captain.
Tho C,orir, ,xn,c,s IN no accouched in
lima Shois uu,,h ofr,r,cd hy tho cordItion
- ,lo rand NIB J;corge nor son whose
Inr,, di.aa.n ia teraming worse and who il
n,t I,lio,.oI m h, in - 6oreI,.s rond;tion
"om ,'..-, .,
me cho'rra Is raging ~ brhares' anu anu nun ll,
lreas are uHInS OF tne uIsrHse. lI' guy
break IS a'trionteu 10 hlthy water anu 'aeA
d Drainage
Considerable Anxiety mas oeen octasloIeu
10y tue report Hl an outu,eaA ul 'no'eI' n vil
f1fls' u man HN'hE at lu''auA' soNth i y,
west OF lhIlS' HaN'ha "'e" '''%eH "''H IT,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29
Machinc-M Made Nutmegs.

The Yankee wooden nulmcgs are q
common joke, but few people know
that in MarseiIcs. France, nuimegs
are actually manufactured for the
foreign trade When kept very long
nu megs become w0rmy. and so lose
their commercial value, but the thrift Y
Frcnchmcn do not feel able TO throw
away a case of nulmegs only because
the spice happens to be Full of worms,
so they put the nu'mcgs i'll mill
something like coffee mill. and grind
them up, and with clay, brau, a
preparation of glue and set of suit
able moulds, produce n very fair arti-
Gle of nutmeg. They can scarcely DO
detected by the eve or hand, being
very hard and about the weight of
the genuine article; but soaking in
warm water will make them drop TO
pieces, while the genuine article sue
ccssfully bears any test Of this kind.
-TGlobc-Democrat.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29
CLIPPINGS.

IL your boot, look rusty as they
stand upon the shelves, brush over the
bindings with white Of egg tealch
very light. This is great restorative
for gliding.
The report Of the London Diocesan
Board of Education for 1891 shows
that there l. a large increase III 'he
number of children in the Church
schools-I34,704. as compared with
1919. s2j in lS9O-lnd lLarkcd adj
vance in tho efficiency, tone. ana
charac or of religious teaching.
The King of Siam is having an
armed steam-yacht built which VIII
he the largest of it's Kind in the world
II is TO be of steel. and will carry
fourteen pieces Of ordnance, inciud-
ing Nordenfcldts and other machine
guns The builders have the yacht
already in frame, aud they expect to
launch it about the middle Of the sum
mcr.
England's principal source of supply
for the tomato out of season lies III the
chanCcl islands, Guernsey, Jersey, etc.
The climate there suits the plant,
where il can be grown in The open air.
In the year 1890 these islands supplied
the London market with over 1000
tons. valued at $3.50, 900. The Azores
and the Canary islands also sent their
quota. and 70 did France and spain.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29

walnut as commercial quantity
in the lumber trade is almost thng
of the past" said prominent local
dealer TO The Man About Town the
other day. alt is not because there is
any real scarcity in the supply of
timber from which walnut lumber
may be made, bu. from tho fact that
the craze for walnut furniture has
died out entirely or nearly so. Oak,
ASH and maple have taken its place,
principally oak. The craze for al!
sorts Of furniture in the latter timber
is causing wholesale onslaught on
the best timbcrs in the country, and
has run the price of first aud second
grades away up. \ few years more
of the craze for oak will exhaust the
supply of best grades and then some
other wood will become the fashion. .
-[St. Louis Republic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29

We call il Ala tine, as it IS manutac
tured from alabaStcr rock.
he people use It because 1t is durable anI
beautiful.
Tho sanitariaus endorse it bcraus, It is o.
a sanitary nature AMI contains no poison
Gus material
We advertise IL a. we want all Ia hlveag
opportunity 10 be benefited Ivy Its adyan
tages.
Wall paper firms fight it, a. it dlsplEcc,
their poisonous products.
Some dealers talk against it, aS they raG
buy cheap kalsomineS and where the people
are not posted, veil Mt Ahbastinc pr,c.s,
thus making more profit
kalsomines mast 60, as they are only
temporary and spoil the walls.
Alabastine has come to stay, as It poses.
ses merit, and has the unqusli 10 endorse
meut OF those who have use IT Tor years.
Alabastine has stood the test OF time, au
now stands higher in public favor than ever
before.
Prot keiZr, the eminent sauitnrian Of
Michigan, says: Have carefully tested for
arsenic or copper; none coul bo found
Find no traces OF poisonous OF injurious ma
terial."
DIR. Dew ollie, the health Off rer OF CliclsN,
says: 1.-The perfect wall for domestic hnbIta.
ton is the material which resists dcconposl.
ton in every form. 1t scenes 10 me that
Alahastinc is admirably adapted 10 the pIr.
pose.
The Good Health Publishing Co =, OF Battle
Creek, Mich, writes: We will probably,
use Alabastiue as long as it is in existence
We are located at Grand Rapid, Mich,
and will cheerfully answer any commun!ca-
tons in relation to our goo l.,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29
The Cotton Picker,

"Thc race is not always TO the swift,
nor the battle TO the strong Today,
in the great struggle for wealth, the i.,'
is not always to the swift, but TO those
who START EARLY. You can tell a good
good thing" but can you tell it EARLY,
and before all your Gcighbors have
begun to reach for it? That's the point
The telegraph, the telephone, the sewing
machine, the grain harvester and hun
dred others are good things, but you
"A little late. You can Join the procession
now if your satisfied with the husks oi
per cent, but the golden fruit Of mi
lions has been long since gathered By Ia
spry fellows who STARTED EARLY and Al.
way up in the front row.
A procession is formiugnow at 81 Mil:
St, Boston, and is already fairly under
way. This is the Office OF the company
now seeking capital with which 10 pit
upon the market the only successful ne.
chanical cotton harvester ever produced.
The proof is ample and convincing that
this machine will gather the crop at an
annua! saving Of labor to the value g.;
SS0O00, 900. \ large portion Of this al
nual saving can be, and unqucstionab,y
Will be, diverted 10 the pockets Of those
who own the cOmpanys shares. WI.
you he one of these?
A full sized machine is in operation da.E
at the company's Office, 81 Mix St S,,-
ing it pick cotton before your eyes viii
go far TO substantiate our high claims for
its efficiency, but the proof is Only lEca
begun. or the work actually accom-
plished in the cotton field during ,hr
harvesting season just closed, We pccs,L.
such evidence rs must carry conviction
with it. 1t is this evidence, lis nature and
the character and numbers of the Witnesses
who testify, upon which chief reliance il
had to substantive the claims put forth.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29

Roya, Extract of Malt Is the best Extract
ever offered. l. j. med c,nM product spe-
cially manufactured aud j. ia no .rn~e a lev
Of alcohol and att unusually heavy percentage
NJ Exhaustive Matter, II i particularly Vaiu-
able a. an adjunct in the treatment OF slow
aud wasting disease and IN VOHyHle,Ccncc,
while IL lie icatc flavor Is gratifying TO the
NeRLc-t stomach
II arrests the cuCrOachmru's Of disease by
NOV idinI sttcngi h and NiEDr.
A ira hottie VIII convince yOu OF lis merits
l. your 'lrusElet does not keep II. send direct
Tor u sample duEru to the
ErNAt. MALT EXrWACT COMPANY,
Ig3 WASHINGTON Avenue, III N,de phia.
Price e. prr DOZEN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29

1t j. aid that superiiuuu- hair can bc per-
mancuth removed without pain. An interest
ing and valuable discovery has recently been
made 10y John II. Woodbury., Of 10 West I'D
permanent removal Of ~upcriiuou- hair. consist
ing ol lluid hich j. applied to he hair fniiCle
by means OF an electric ucctlr. II designed to
be us'-l by patients al their homes, aud j. aid
to bc fully efic, tual as Electricity. Full PAR
ticulars ia reference to this NaluAhlc remedy
are found ~ LITTLE book ~ ~ lasc-. whiob IL
sent H. any address Tor 10 cents GA application
to the di~cuNcrpr.