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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
A Delightful Lawn Party.

The ladies OF the Foarth-Sneet Baptist church
gave lawn party last night ~ Tue .acaat ios ga
CLAY street next 10 the corner Of Eighth. The
place Vas lighted with Japanese lanterns.
pretty girls were IN charge OF the tables, and
there Was quite god crowd. The lsdies de-
cidei 10 continue the entertainments so-hisu'
and will DO glad 10 SEQ Iheir trle3ds-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Tho work was evidently that OF professionals,
as both safe- were made 10 ylcld readily 10 thelr
ingenious devices. as the footprints oi the las
tsrdly deed show upon examination. Suspicious
parties wero shadowed about fifteen miio- west
of town tins morning about q O'Clock and police
officers left here about IL o'clock today III hot
pursuit Of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
r,.uo,aot u,n. Admitted TO the BAR.

Lieutenant DO l. Iline, the pppdtar oricer OF
the sixth Infantry, stationed al the Ne"ptrt
lore Jusg. Helm yesterday, says too Cincinnati
Enau,rsr OF sAlurday. Juoge nh apd ffosocl-
Tor Iccshar we're appointed com n'uee g. OK
anime him. The Lieutenant graduated IRON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
rhe,;rrmnnE Eie,tious.

BERLIN. June l5.-Eiection-day brought trop-
cal heat TO al parts OF the empire. In Berlin
the pavemons have been scorching. Apparent
IL the election has been notably quiet one.
At6P. y. nothing positive Was known Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

We have line OF Ladies Vici Kid Shoes Al
sizes, IN opera and cOmmon'sense, 'ba' "e arc
making run on. Former price s3, 80 II chohoo
now for 81. Try Us on Kangaroo ana thnS
snuHAS & BOwLgs, l0l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Anrnnrrn. O.. July 81, 1891 .

Mssers. Lippmdn Brodhers, S1rd"H'aa' "a
Dear sirs.-I bought bottle OF your +.
+. Z. at Hot Springs, Ark, ana y mas uono
me more good than three hou'ns
ment ut the Hot Springs -. ,,a
Have YOU no agents in this part OF tnv
conntry I? or lot me know how much " wiz
cost 10 Gel three or six bottles from your
city By express.
Respectfully yours. =, v
Aberdeen. Brown county, v.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Guard Against Disease

UuAfH fkHI"s0 1'''"' -
by keeping the system in healthy condt'ion
with DR.. Dayiis Liver Pills. Twenty-Five Genus
for box of 25 pills; , boxes for 81.
OVENS & MINOR DRuG COMPANY,
RichmoGi, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

The summer will soon be upon rs, The
Rawley Springs. Virginia. delightfully."-
cool climate. tonic waters. excellent table.
Hotel now open. Will take families at
special rates. Address
J. WATKINS LEK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Round trip to Norfolk or Nowport New
bv Steamer Ariol tomorrow night ~ ~
o'clock. Sec advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
baseball Again To Morrow.

Tho virginiss and the FOrrrt lIiils vii engage
IN q battle for runs on tho diamond at Island
PARK tomorrow afternoon The latter team he.
recently been rcorgsnlzed and has somo good
players 1ho game Will bc interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

BROWNS IRoN BITTEgs cures Dyspepsia. Ma
lara. B'ilousness, and General Debility. tdvos
strength. aids digestion, tones tho hef'ss-rs-
atas anpeti,e. Tho best tonic fof nursing
mothers. weak women. and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
HIGH-sCHOOL GRADUATES.
Meeting OF Directors of the Payne Divini-
ty School-Dr. GoodwYn Wiii Accept.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. June 15.--Tho closing exer-
cises OF the Public High School took place To-
day. There were sixteen graduates, who' IN ad-
dition 10 receiving diplomas, were also awarded
medals. They were rs follows: Misses Ahhlo
Dani.tcr Gil, Mildred }. McCaieb. Bessie Gibson
strachan, Julia Il. Syme. Annie Marie StnIln,
Hsud AmnnIa Adkins. F.,her Clarke, Annie
crawford Harrison. and Susie s.ocum Mann
Messrs. Harley Ross Hinton. Erasmus Gin iilh.
ton, Keynold Holt Roger, Wansce Duncah
Blanks, Robert Mcllwano Morgan houef' "oAi-
,,sinc triena, aud Robert Chester MarkA
ANNUAL NETTING.
The annual meeting Of the Board OF Directors
ot the Payne Divinity School lcoiored EpiscophD
wes be I'd al that institution today. Bishop Wbitto
presiding. These were present; hoy' DIS .. D.
Of Richmond; Rev Dr. &. X. Hams, Rev X. a.
s;oodwyn, aud hessrs Fortcsque whittio, h. ":
Kdgsrton. Y. 4 Davis, and DIR. j. u. hoyier' Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
ElGHT BETWEEN NEWseOYs.
Jones Probably fatally Cut by Young
3Year-Oid Suggs.
fspecinl telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

INpe.IlI ltIosTAIl % II7 I7I7PEVVlI'I
GREESyILLE. y. G., June 1j.-festcrday eve-
ming at llopeood, whio the two trains wors
stopped there. Isaac Sugg, the newsboy on tho
Weldon and Kinston railroa1, and the newsboy
named Jamo :. on the Norfolk aud Carolina rail-
road. had a difiiculty over some bnoss and Sugg
cut James severely IN the abdomen. fhyslciahs
attending James Say the wound viii prove iatai.
Young Sugg is "a son II Colonel /. A. SuRg, Of
tins town. aud only Is years OF age. Ito lnsista
be was greatly imposed upon and acted Ill SELL
defenee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
New York Coal Men At Newport News.
tr,n-resnnn.icnce Of tho Rirhm0rA Dispatch.l

NEWPORT NEWS, June 15.-Forty-three mcm-
hers of the Retail Coal Exchange ot New YORK
CITY reached tins city tins morning from Oli
Point. They visited the shiI-yard' coat piers
elevator, ana other points 81 interest 70 busl-
ness-mcn, after which they lolt on a ChcsapcfS;
nn1 ohio tug which Was kindly furnished
hy Mr. II. +. Parker, Of Norfolk. Mr.
Lewis Muller president q the exchange, -
fayoralIy impressed WITH tho advantages pos
eesani ly Newport News as q coaiing point Sir.
Fre1orick Howard. Of the New YORK coat Trade
journal, accom- pRnics the party.
SKELETON UNEAEfuED.
While at WORK excavating AT tho shp-yard
Yesterday workmon unearthcd skeleton, sup
posed 10 be that os q soldier buried there during
the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Orders for Printing sent to tho
Dispatch Company will be given prompt
attention. and the style Of work and prices
will be- sure TO please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
ve,,brook nr,esi,n Table water

received daily from Wcstbrook Farm III
i,-eallon bottles and J-galion demi-
Johns. AMI delivered by Geosso SchUn,
Eleventh and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

HAVE YorR CARPETS CLEANED. secured,
and packed away for the summer. Steam
Dyeing. Securing. and Carpot-ClcaniDg
Works, Mrs. \. J. Pyle, proprlctress, 80
north Fifth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

When Baly was sick We gave hsr castora.
wh.o she was a Chnd, she srled for Cassoras.
When che ascame Miss, She chung 10 Csssos's-
When she had Childrsb, she gave them CasseriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
LET THE AXE FALL.
PROFESSIONAL CRAcKsMEN.
Fayetteville Raidsd, Two Safes Blown.
and Nearly So, 900 in Cash Taken.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

FAYErrEvILLE, " G., Juno lj.-Burglars
made a raid on Fayetteville Inst night, entering
the Merchant Mills and blowing open the SAFE,
valuable papers. They then visited D.. ID.
Hunln-.s brewery, from which theY got Sl,IOo,
afier which they beat n hasty retreat for parts
ffftE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Have you seen the "Rideway" Retrige-
rator or Eddy" lce-Chest! They arc tue
best aud cheapest. at
JoHN BowERss. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Gas and Electric Chandeliers and
Globes. New designs and low prices.
JOHS BOwEBs.
No. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
THIRTEEN GUNS.


Shortly after sunrise q salute Of thirteen
guns-one for each Confederate State-was
fired By Grimes Battery. a signal OF the
opening of the DAYS exercises. After
breakfast the military and veteran recep-
tion committees were on the move re-
celvlng visitors. The companies from
Newport News and Hampton and
tho Hampton veterans were the
first TO arrive. Then came Suffolk
aud Smithfeid, and at noon A. y.
Hill Camp. OF Petersburg, about sixty
strong. and headed 10y drum-corps and
buglers, arrived and were escorted 10 the
Masonic Temple and lunched. Major W.
f. Slmons aud other Richmond military
representatives, arrived last night.
THE Profession.
At 2 o'clock the Norfolk military com
paules and Plckett-BuchGnan Camp and
Nelmeycr-Sbaw Camp landed from the
ferry, and the Fourth RegImcnt and a pro-
ccssiou Of veterans formed IN line on Craw-
ford street. with Colonel G. A. Nash com
manding the military and Captain George
". H. Mcdowell chief marshal. Major
". T.. SimOns Of Richmond. commanded
the battalion Of artillery. The Grand
Camp Of Confederate Veterans headed the
second division. and several bands OF mu-
sic were IN the line.
oTHFR ORGANIZATIONS.
Tho Association Of Southern Veterans,
Commander Moore, of Washington. ID. c.,
and the Petersburg Grays, Captain 1. f..
Heath. having arrived. took their posi-.
tlOns In the line. The column moved at
o'clock 10 the monument,On Court street.
and Grimes's Battery fired national sa-
lutte. The exercises opened with prayer
by Rev. j. ID. Powell.
COLONEL MARsnALL's ADDRESS.
Colonel II. G. Hudgins presided and in
trOducod Hon. u. &. Marshall. who de-
ivered an appropriate and eloquent ora
ton. Rev. Beverly ID. Tucker then read 4.
strong and touching poem, and Rev. J..
Men. Simpson closed with the benedlc-
ton. The military coricge then visited
Cedar Grove and fired a salute for the
dead.
BANQUET.
A sumptuous anniversary banquet Of
S, onewall Camp ct the City Hall tonight
closed the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
, TAXING HIS TIME.
yevrlkNo ABOUT THE SIX
r r.,,sAl APPOINTMENTS IN VA
,,tfre Swauson's Efforts IN he
~ ,..fcf Nail Fsciiitiss-work of
Oiher Members.
.-.~osr Regular CorrcspOadcn;i

~ .,,f Wall Faciittiss ss-Work of
Other Members.
..n,r Regular Corrcspo1denti
-.>. June l5.-The President is
,. tmo about acting on tho four
.,.es &C the SIX bic Federal po-
.rr.n,a. II has been known
...- or more that ne had all the
llE-c ham. and speculation
fat he might make the an
...ta . few days or few weeks.
SAB. however. that he Will not
....l thc last week IN June be-
... .hc>c matters. Of course.
anxiety among the candi-
trcuiS. and u i not alone
t..,t who were endorsed by
... the Virginia delegation.
Vao want % know what
suI should tho President
Wi not accept all the re
ralo hv the delegation
work onersetcallv 10 lump
White House Some per
fIat 30 one can ever tell
i.ut i- likely 70 do, for tho
la~ Way Of dong things
l,n..t"3.
's~,e" so rAR.
-etl inquiry fails to show
satisfied with any one on the
3 hy tho delegation. He
.... ar reached a snag any,
rnt act until he had Doti-
.. aui 80 far none of tho
ard q auv trouble. The
t..t everything Is all rIGht
..-' does NOT act because be
t-n nNu time.
.I.rr interests the Virginia
.--.t4.lg than the question
...rI increased facliltles. 20
tHr MANY changes that are
-tu4-tcrs. so that Demo
.a.i standing may have the
-.'N-oS's WORK.
..'t. swanson. who has met
..-- ll this limo for ms con-
tl- Ia~t several months.
She'd much additional. /
ti u the following. For
p.stma,ters he has r.
-e whose names appear he-
... 80 H.weu, Patrick coun-
t-.. OF Evansville. and has
.t.4' tto mail facilities for
.cl Charity. ~ tha; couu-
Iru VI. Jenkins. NJ
..s.-.n county. d. b. Wells.
.-. county: n. :. Sladeu. AZ
county. h. i. Wood
Valley. Henry county :.
-r-t0rp'. Henry county
.-.st lr.nsi3c. Henry coun-
-. 30 Oid lown. Grayson
.a+,s. 10 Tar kiln. Patrick
80 lsn.s.fI Crook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
ii nI. % RAITLE-GnorNp.
THANKS FOR THE "OISPATCH.p
Sir. Davis's Body-Servant Night Watch
man-Inclc SANS Horrible Post-Ohice.

lCOrrespondence Of the Richmond DiaDstch.l
M0RgHgAD CITY, Y. c., June Ij.-Arrivals
here are daily on tho increase a. the time draws
nearer for the meeting Of tho teachers The
guests at the hotel were most sgreeaby sur
ffiscl last night when your correspondent gave
them copies OF Yesterdays DisPATCH. Getting
Richmond papers mere on the day ol pnbu'a-
ton was pleasure they had not anticipated.
and a vote OF thanks was accorded the paper
and your correspond nt.
Mr.. Il. l.. Pcrry, tho proprietor OF the hotel,
has quite q historical character for night-watch-
mau-,Iames JOurs-tho body-servaut OF PrcSi-
dent Davis. Apart frcm tho interest attaching
on account ot ms having had so royerei mas
ter. his department since thCs9 unhappy days
entitlc him, on bis Own account, % "A much con-
sideratiOn as Is due any OF his race.
LET THE AXE FALL.
Tho miserable huckster-shop here from which
tho mail IL dealt out by n couple OF negroes ~ no
III place for refined or decept people 70 enter
ana is disgraco not only 10 the present. ad-
ninistration but TO the American people. II
Mr. Maxwell has his axe poised II would be
God-scnd TO lot II fall here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Around the base Is group of four life
size bronze statues-a calvaryman, IN
fantryman, artillery man, and sailor, IN full
the tour arms of the Confederate service.
The whole Is surrounded by a neat iron
fence. The work IL very neat. and the
monument IS said 10 be one Of the hand
soonest Of its kind in the South. 1t is en-
tlroly paid for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Mantels. Crates, and filing. IN various
styles and low prices. ut
JoHS BOwEBss. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Notice.
100 shares.

The Economy Shoe Store will close at q
o'clock L. NJ. until further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
lNsANe-ksYLUM ADDITION.
Extension Of the Female WinG-Assess-
meut Coliected-ColoneiL Lamb.
rsnectaI telegram 70 the pIspat,h.l

ICfH' iilA lilF kIhil w hllr bAsP Ahl
RALEIGH, y. C., Juno 15.-Thc directors q tho
in rane asylum here today decided 20 erect n
building M the soulh end of the female wing Of
q length Of l2O feet and n depth OF 90 feet
tsrro atorios IN height. and will contain wards
accommodating 80 patients. There viii be an
extension one story 10 height ana 90 fset square
for a consregate dininc-r0um. The cost il TO DO
$1,000 and BIDS Will to opened July lin.
TIE TITLE.
The society for the preservation ot relics met
to-day and adopted "A constitution and by-la"s.
n chooses as its title the North Carolina Anti
qusriau society
Today an assessment of 80 per cent. was col
lccted from the stockholders Of the wrecked
Peoples National Bank, ot feycuevllle 1nd
General ". g. 10 Due, tho receiver, says no
thinks this Will pay depositors.
Gpgernor Carr today received frOm 0r. r. II.
Meadows, O; Newbcrnc, some Irish potatoes
which werc planted March ljth. Tho yield was
Is barrels per acre.
ON III, OLp BATTLE-GROUND.
Last evening Colonel william Lamb. the GAL
laut defrud@r OF Fort Fisher. iectured on the
defence at Wilmington. Yesterday, IA company
with many veterans, ne visited tho ruins oi tho
fort for the first timo s.nce 1870.
Rev. John ~. Rose OF fayettesyile, goes to
Morganton next week TO take charge oil the
Presbyterian church.
SOSSSCN's QUARTERS.
John Allen johnson, the United states pris-
oncr sentenced 20 ten years Imprisonment. Will
be taken To kings county (BroOElynl peniten.
tiary next Monday. United States Marshal I'M
saws johnson Is surprised. lie expected a i've
year sentence. lie admits that his surrender 10
Clerk Washington at kichmond was because he
thought It would result IA lighter punishment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
n.LrMrNr MEs .ENaFRs.

.'r r'alye Wise went 10 the White
i.'ay 70 urge the early appoint.
Hr William RYAN as Collector OF
E,gouue. but found that the
o. "t.s sick. aud had not come IN
.' cuuify place. Mr.. Wise secured
Hnmise Of the appointment OF
.. if.Hf ~ Richmond, as a boy mos
l The POst-Oiiiee Department.
.'' h4' been employed at the Powhatan
~etieeeGtstIve Marshall had appointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

The prizes wore then presented "a follows:
The II. v. Murray Medals-Ihe hrst 10 Mt. H.
IT, Sherman, OF Nj Crawford, Va, and the Sc
cOnd 20 Mr. r. n. Jones.
Tho Suthcrlin prize medal for oratory was de-
livcrei 20 Mr. j. ID. Langley, Of Norfolk, Va.
Tho Walton prize Tor Greek scholarship was
ciycn 10 Mr. j. T. Wamsiey, Of Ashland. Va.
The gymnasium prize was awarded to Mr.. W.
j. Whitcsell, OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
ELECTED TO THE CHAIR OF LATIN.

The usual resolutions Of thanks were adopted
aud tho Grand Camp adjourned sae dc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

.u good authority that the
... ..-"s of the collectorship OF
... ior the Western District
..r..la as well as for the attor-
f.. same district have been
..i the announcement VIII
.r.l. Alr. Il. Is. Glenn, OF
sab be- the attorney, and Mr..
.- ' iaukhn, Will be the col
. arrangement seems 10 give
..--'4ruon among North Caro-
, although the solution cuts
client Democrats who would
iu the race for collector #
I.n, tad not settled II this
D.. oue good people had TO be dis
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-15

M. D., writes Il will certify iu reference to the great relief obtained by the use of Paine's celery compound in the after effects Of the grip, irregular motions of the heart, numbness of the hands and feet, Iartial loss of brain power, snd in kidney trou-
 bles Not only my patients, but bu'h ars Tabor and myself have used ii Sith 2 ,Od success"
 And by the game mail comes letter from Hr Albert Wood of HaveIhill, Mass |, whose likeness appears shove, in whi' he says: CT was troubled with the asthma | for some five years, aod at times found it very difficult to breathe. I took Psine's ! celery compound, which has entirely cured me. After taking two bottles I derived | great benefit l am now nearly 6l years
 old, but can walk as sJry ss a young man was also troubled about walking my feet would burn very badly, but that feel,
 ing all left me after taking the compound I am very smart to-day and my friends all speak of what a change there is in me. | They ask me what l have been doing to look so we'll, and tell them that took Paine's celery compound. have recon
 mended it to a number of my friends. snd
 they are using it."
 l pr. J. B Jacobs of Burnham, Me says
 that after suffering seven weeks with lum
 bago he used two bottles of Pains's celery
 compound and was cured. " Paine's eel
 cry compound" he ssys, "is a very valu-
 able compound to me, and use it in my
 practice"
 Washington correspondents have re-
 gently given Psine's celery compound a great deal of attention since the most won- derful cure effected in the case of General
 Hamilton. The medical journals of this | country have given more space in the last | few years to the many remarkable csses 1 where the use If Paine's celery compound
 has made people we'll than to any other one
 subject.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-15
Physicians prescribe it.

Because it makes people we'll. No other remedy was ever so generally recommended by the medical profession Prof Edward E. Phelps, M. D IL. D., of Dartmou college, who first prescribed it, was one of the most emir ent of practi- tioners.
 The formula, which has been freely given to the medical profession, has been indorsed from the first for Pnine's celery compound is not a patent medicine, sar- saparilla, or an ordinary tonic, but Is the true remedy for diseasts arising from de-
 bility of the nervous system It is positive cure for dyspepsia, bi.- l iousness, liver complaint, neuralgia, rheu- ] matism, all nervous diseases, and kidney troubles.
 Says W. E. Anthony, M D., of Provi- | dence II have used Paine's cslery com | pound, and the patients expressed them- \ selves as much pleased with the effect ex- I perienced from its use As E. tonic and re- | storative, it seems to meet t!e indications | in cases of debility-such, ss rule, as are | the sequel of the grip I shall be pleased ! to recommend its use wherever it is indl- | catedh
 E. H. Judkius, NJ D., of Portland, Me l says: "Ph, sicians do not praiss patent or proprietary medicines or prescribe them \ for their patients. Hone-t practitioners,
 however, when proprietors furnish the | formula of medicine, must frankly test I it's merits, if it has any, and not hesitate to express their opinion of 1t This have been doing in my practice with Paine's eel | cry compound. Knowing of what it is | composed and the high reputation of its ! discoverer, Prof. Edward B. Phelps, M. D. {, IL. D of Dartmouth. gave it thorough | trial and found 1t to meet every wsnt of the | maladies for which it is recommended. "While burning the midnight oip my
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-15

self found it very valuable systemic
 regu 'ator. might say renovator. To rheu-
 matic patients it has pFovsn or great serv-
 ice, and in the alarming growth of serious
 nervous affections in the 18th century, l
 cannot but say when people have to keep
 dosing, let them take so helpful and harm
 less a medicine ss PaiGe'a celery com
 pound, for it is of much benefit in this
 class of disorders '
 Says J. H Lindsley, M D of Reeds Ferry, N. H :"I have used Paiue's celery compound, with the most happy results. l can cheerfully recommend it in all chronic cases such as rheumatism, nervous atfec- tioDs, etc also in cases Of debility from long continued fevers, aud general debility from whatever cause. am daily prescrlo- ing the compound"
 From Lewis Blundin, the we'll known physician, whose home is in Hulmeville, Penn comes this testimonial It gives me great pleasure to say that my former expressed opinion of Paine's celery com ! pound has not been altered by Its contin- 1 ued use. Wherever my prognosis and di- ] sgncs.s of n case indicates its use, freely recommend and prescribe it, with faith in ; its good results, and I am never deceived ! In them fiud it to be grand remedy.
 am much pleased with it's tonic and nerv
 inc qualities In my own case tho cell tis-
 sues of the kidneys were rapidly breaking I down aud was fast drifting into confirm ed albuminaris, or Brights disease, when
 Paine's celery compound at once arrested
 the decay, and fad myself on ths rapid
 road to permanent recovery"
 0. E. Cole, NJ. D , the medical director of the Prairie du Chien Medical Institute says "I have used considerable Paine'f celery compound in my practice during the last fonr years, a nd I consider it the best preparation of Its kind on the market have used it with good results in the biii' ous disorders peculiar to this climate" From Hedgdon, Me, James V. Tabor
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-15
Mrs. Eun1ce Anderson,

Mrs. Eunice Freeman Storrs) Anderson, former and well-known contributor to the Courant, who died in New Haven Tuesday, after long and painful illness. in the seventy fourth year of her age, WAS native of Mansfield. the eldest daughter of Royal and Eunice (Freeman) Storrs, sister of Augustus and Charles Storrs, whose names are prominently identified with the history of Connecticut. She was also related to Dr. A. W. Barrows and Principal F. F. Bsrrows of this city.
 Mrs. Anderson was endowed with high order ot intellectua gifts. She had clear perceptions keen insight and foresight. She had good judg- ment; she was wise in counsel, and her affections were strong, deep and lasting. Her cont ibutions to the press of this and other states were volumi nous. She was tho widow of Samuel D. Ander- son. and the mother of Alexander D. Anderson of Washington, D. O., and of Mrs Henry Rogers of New Haven. The funeral services will be at tended st No. 75 Broadway, New Haven c-mor- row, Wednesday,, the Rev Dr. T. T. Munger of1ciating.-Hartford Courant.