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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Highest of all in Leavenng Powcr-Laet U. s. Govt Report
NeyypOrt News Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 9-tspe-
cial)-James Crutchhsld. the negro VINO
attempted to XIII another negro nafneu
Henry Williams with a brick seVerd,
weeks ago, was sent on TO the gfahu
Jury to-day by Polce-Justice Brown.
Rev. Isaac NJ. Yonan. OF Oroomiat. Per-
STA. preached at the First Presbyteria'
church tonight He gave very interest,
ing account OF some OF the manners a,o
customs of his native land. Rev. Mr..
Yonan has lust completed his education
at the Theological Seminary. of Louisville
Ky. He Is going back 10 Persia TO en-
gage In missionary work.
Thefe Is great rejoicing among 'he
E!ks Of this city over the settlement OF
the difficulties that divided the order INTO
two factions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Rocky Mount Notes.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G.. July 1o-lSpe-
cialD-The contract has been gwen LOT d
large tobacco warehouse here. p"N-JJ rev,
for Mr. g. G. Cooper an eNpe,iehI "
dealer who has been on this market for
several wears. The site selected IS near
the other three sales-houses.
Governor Elias carr and daughters
Misses Eleanor and Annie Bruce. speht
Yesterday and to-day here. and leit ior
Raleigh on the afternoon train
Mr.. benjamin W. Speirs. local editor OF
the Argonaut. Is confined to his room from
an attack OF chllls. as Is also MT. JOHN
c. Snyder teller Of the Bank oil ROCKY
Mount.
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c,,.,p,ic OF IOCI,STS.
Scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. e.. July 10
CSpeciaI)-Mr John Lewter died AT ms
home near Tillery yesterday. ana the r.,
mains were inferred In the f-piscoP"'
Cemetery here to-day at ~ a. VI
,rhe rains have been very heavy
throughout this section for the past IL"
DAYS There was cloud-burst near
Rocky Mount yesterday. Persons whu
came in on the train said that AFTER ieaN
inc that town they passed through the
track of the cloud. and the water was III
places nearly knee-deep
Farmers are unable TO plough by reason
Of the continued rains, and the grass j.
doing much injury TO the crops. Inc COZ I
crop generally would be GOOD II II ooui'
he worked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Wilson rOtes.

WILSON. y. G.. July lO-tSpecial)--An-
other large prize house is going up mere.
Mr.. Silas Lucas is building one I'VE stories
high near the stand-pipe. There u more
activity in building than there mas Dee"
since 1880. es...
Tho Wilson Light Infantry. nearly fifty
strong. left to-day for MOrehead CITY
TO go into camp. Captain r. NJ. Washing
ton is in command. \ complimentary
ball will be given them on Friday nigh''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Hnmpdcn-Sydncy Items.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA. July 10
Especial THE large and valuable COLLECTION
Of government publications I'm the Hamp-
den-Sidney College library IL being classi-
fed and indexed during the vacation under
tn direction OF Or. II. r. Mcllwalne
professor OF English and history, In order
10 its being made available to the next
class In political science. Professor j. =
McIlwfrine. Of Asheyille, y. c., has charge
OF the work.
cation In Southern Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

KTtffMV.NJ, VIM JHI3 q 1VE"'
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
An article appeared In the local columns
OF the Dispatch Of July 81. stating that
the new Reservoir Park with beautiful
lilies. etc This Is all a mistake. Mr.
Zimmer had nothing 10 do with Il. The
lotus Was placed there by Mr. j. McCar-
thy and myself. and Is an ornament 70
the lake. being now In full bloom. The
park Keeper. Mr.. Calder. can vouch for
this statement.
Respectfully. II. OBRlEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Ntfcu,psed suicide.

HEATHSvII.LE. VA, july 1o.-tSpe-
cial Joseph McCuvan. ex-cierk OF the
steamer Potomac. Of the Weems Line, at
tempted To commit suicide here by snoot-
ing himself in the head with pistol.
McCuyan was discharged when the Poto-
mac was sold. and dependency was the
probable cause Of his act. He IS yet Nv
ing. and conscious. but the wound VIII
probably result fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
To lie Buried in Hollywood To-day

The remains of Mr. Robert T. Reynolds
who. as published in the oiso.tch, died
In Newport News Tuesday. VIII stlNe
here on the 1870 O'Clock tram Iii, morn
ing. and the funeral servi AS VIII be he'd
at Hollywood Cemetery. wnc-e TIC ipJy
will be inferred with Masonic honors.
Rev DR.. Cooper. pastor OF ne first zap
fist church. OF which Mr. Reynolds was
long a member, will ofiiciate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Sale of Mineral Property.

The valuable mineral rights 10 the pro-
perty OF the James-River Coal Company
were sold at public auction yesterday IN
front Of BenricO county courthouse bN
virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF the county entered June 2s 1875. There
was a fair number OF people present and
the bidding. which was spirited. closed
al 81 100, at which figure the rights were
declared sod 10 Sir. McClurg Wickham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
WOODWARD & son,
lW33SSD LUMBER,
VIZ G - - sAsg, BLINDS, ETC.
Tu.ThSsa Ninth and Byrd streets
LOST, STRAINED, AND FOUND.

LOST. A SMALL GOLD WATCH BE-
TWEEN First and Canal and Tenth and
Cary streets. Return TO y. J. BOOKER
No . east Canal street. jy ll-lt'
STRAYED. on FOURTH OF JULY,
A BLOOD OUND PUP, months old.
weight. - or % pounds: color, light brown.
white on chest and tips OF tail. muzzle,
black and pointed. ears pendant; mas on
nlckel-plated collar fastened by copper
wire. II returned 60 subscriber at Or.
Parkers. ~ east Franklin street. a suita-
BILE reward Will be paid
jy Il-2t CHARLES I. PARKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
PRICES ConIkc TO n FINE fo'N'

1t isn't simply a case of UNI
derselling everybody else. It's
case of quoting figures un'
paralleled in the history of the
trade.
Bargain is a hackneyed
word. Everybody uses it, and
often with little justification.
We can state your case IN
a nutshell. This is the time
for selling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Since the death Of Policeman Var
brough. who was d member Of Rich
mond Ledge. Golden Chain, Mr.. John r.
Sayille, OF Anchor Lodge. Is endeavorins
cover the district OF Barton Heights and
Chestnut Hin. A large number OF peo-
pie living In these sections have expressed
a desire TO be enrolled as members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Secretary Herbert has ordered court
OF inquiry TO meet at the New York navy
yard to-day TO investigate charges
that money has been adyanc ii
or loaned To enlisted men by ,suborii-
mates OF the pay department Of the navy
at usuriOus rates 81 interest, Amounting
in some instances 10 ~ per cent. per
north.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
COURT ORDERS.
United States District Court,
Eastern District OF Virginia,

INIlrI HIAIFH UIattICI 'UuII,
Eastern District Of Virginia,
Richmond. Va. July I. 1876.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Take notice that by virtue of a writ Of
attachment issued nut OF the Cn1ed
States District Court Clerks office, at
Richmond. Va. in the suit OF "P. Is.
EyIck vs.. steamtug Glendale" In cause
OF collision. ciyil apd maritime. | have
on the 10Th DAY Or JULY, 1895. said
cause viii be tried at tine United States
Courtroom at Richmond. Va, wnen and
where all persons interested are cited to
appear and interpose their claims.
j. 81. HuDGINS,
United States Marshal.
Per A. J. Peasants, Deputy Marshal
Nv T-iit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
PHILADELPHIA, RICH RSA
MoND. AND NORFOLK -1kss
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES.
DAI and FklDAi al l.. Al. and every
SUNDAY at A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Friday's
steamers received ill sailing hour. Tor
Sundays steamer I'LL u. NJ Saturday.
Freight received daily until +. 81
Fare. &c.
For further information apply 20
j. W McCARRick,
General Southern Agent. oiiice, Rockets.
w. =. CLYDE X CO,
my II General Agents. rhiladelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
THAT REVENUE ACT
Much TALK AT RALEIGH ABOUT
ITS NON-RATIFICATIO
aro,uer kIuston IncendInry Arrest
cd md JaIled-A Dig DISTINCT?
Compnny Incorporated-A swarm
of LOcustS.
OF I.OcustS.

RALEIGH. n. c.. July 10.-(Speciai-)-
There is much talk about the non-ratifi-
cation OF the revenue act. In the laws
II Is chapter 1iG. while chapter III u
the machinery act. The Auditor says
that the Legislature acted as If II ana the
machinery act were one. ana tha' 'he
contention regarding its illegality amounts
to nothing.
Another OF the men charged with burn
ding the town Of Kinston is in jail. max
ing the fifth. He is Edward Watson
,coIored). and was arrested at New
Rerre. a negro detective gave the III
formation. II Is said all the evidence
is direct.
NAVAL RESERVES.
The Naval Reserves at Wilmington nave
recruited their number to seventy-hVe.
The Inspector General. Colonel a. l..
coi,b to-day inspected the Governors
,ruard here. - ,.,
The Southern Dlstilllng Company, with
s2eOo capital, was incorporated AT VII
ming,on yesterday. IL VIII recuiy IL
quOrs. -
SWARMS OF LOCUSTS.
creat swarms of locusts have made
their appearance in Carbarrus county
'rheir cries can be heard for miles.
Travel TO the summer resorts - as yet
light. SO far the summer has IN the
main been cool.
William Ouate. an ex-Confederate. aged
IL was found lying dead in the woods IN
Gullford county. He had had fit.
ORDAINED.
AT a called meeting Of Concord Pres
bytery. at Morganton last evening ~.
bartholomew Souler. the pastor OF the
Waldenses, was ordained.
The street railway is to extend its line
N the state FAIRGROUNDS. and the lat
fer are TO be lighted, so they can be Kept
omen at night during the fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Hon. j. X. Vardaman, free-silyer candi-
date for Governor OF Mississippi. writes a
letter announcing hi withdrawal from the
race for the reason. he says. that he
secs he cannot WIN, and TINS Leaves
,he contest between II. G.. McCabe.
of yicksburg, sound-money candidate, ana
Senator \. ]. McLaurin. the l6-to-i cham
rfor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

RECEIVING TO-DAY
"a bushels CHOICE BURBANK POTA-
TOES ior late seed;
~ bushels FANCY SEED BLACkEIE
PEAS.
THE WAILERSTEIN PRODUCE co.
iv HI D. south Fifteenth direct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
:. Epps ...............plaintr.
By George :. Nashon, Jr,
Real Estate AuctiOncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO


i HOUSES AND LOTS IN THk CITY or
RICHMOND-TO WIT, HOUSE, AaNn
LOT 26N51 FEET, No l0il NORTH
THIRD STREET, HOUSE ANlJ LOT.
. FEET BY GOOD DEPTH, 80. ~
WEBSTER OR GODDiN STREET -hy
virtue of a trust deed 20 the undersigned
dated 21th OF June. 1894. recorded ~ the
Clerks ofica ~ the Chancery Court ot
the city of Richmond, IN Deed Book la-
&. page i0f. % fecure The piyment or me
debt therein mentioned. default having
been made In the payment of The samf,
We will being thereto required bf tN'
beneficiary proceed 90 sell By auct'h,
on the premises. and in the order named
above. ON
TUESDAY. JULY IS. 1875.
NJ 9 O'Clock T. NJ. the PROPERTY above
described sale on Third street promptly
at O'Clock. and on Webster or 1oddin
street AT 6.3D O'Clock.
The property on Third street consists
OF a store and dwelling Of four rooms.
The property on Webster or Gcddin street
consists Of "A dwelling Of about slA rooms
good stable on the lot.
TERMS. one third cash, residue IN
equal instalmsuts AZ six ana thrFf
months Tor notes. with interest added,
aud secured by deed on the prolrftt:
". 4. LAWRENCE,
n Il. BECk,
fvu Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
LOR SALE.

on july u, IoIlf
at I'm. az the ofics u John J.. W IA
sons. bankers. corner Tenth mrs
streets KichwOnd, Va - tIN-
S'rRTcTION COMPANY. of i..,,'rt
value OF 500 per share. sutscfi Ia 81
Joseol, paws. will b. f0id Z
public auction for iaillr" oi l.t
scrlber 10 pay IN fun the ass''
By order ~ the Board ~ DR.. rl
TiIE CAKOLINA CONSTRUCTION
IS Std -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

al 600 f. ". This property IS iog3icl
In "A very good and desirable ncisnhlf-
hood. tc.ne suited for a nice. comfortable
home. or VIII pay hands0m ly 81 an h-
VesfmeHt
TERMS. one third cash. balance lt
- rs',.l,a and alghteen months. or mote
iiLsrsl terms may b. offered. u desired,
a. ale. CHARLES \ ROSE.
Auction 90
cost 80 n north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. A POSITION ~ OFFICE
OR SHIPPING DEPARTMENT 10y an eX-
perienced and reliable young man. who
can furnish city references. CLAY,
care of the Dispatch. ~ u--t
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN ENPE-
RIENCED IN TEACHING desires an en-
gagement for the coming scholastic term
Observation-Disclosures. Latin. French.
Greek, and mathematics. References
given. Address. stating terms. MtSl',
Box III. GOrdOnsviile. Va " LIT
WHITE MAN. WANTS WORK OF
ANY KIND. either inside or outdoor
Can give good recommendations. Addres
NJ. care Dispatch office ~ ll-lt'
WANTED.--A LADY WISE rs \ PO-
SlTION in a family 10 teach small chill
dren the usual English branches and
Music as specially References cN-
changed. Address T.. .. care Postmaster,
Elwood. Nansemond county. Va. ~ 3-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
WEDNESDAY, JULY nth

Bv request u the owner Who ls lciff-
mined h. sell. / shall m the above
mentioned property. on me premises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

THE LOT FRONTS % FEET,
EXTENDING BACK BElW EEN iAh-
AlIEI LINES l32 FEET,
HAVING \ GOOD SIDE-ALIi1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

4 UCTION SALE
\ OF
PARLOR. CHAMBER. AND bINiNd'
ROOM FURNITURE. ErC.


By direction ~ parties declining boz 10
ksenlne { VIII sell. az NJ. 3 case Naf-
shall street.
FRIDAY. July g. 1885.
without limit or reserve comm r.s
lO.p A 81. one Walnut Chamber rl.'
one Walnut Wardrobe. Cnc Poplar '.iH
ber Suit. one Walnut farl0r SUIT 'h '
Marbl TOP Tables. four ffatt .-
ono Hat-Rack. one Clrpet D|unt-I O..
oak Chairs. Marb.- Top Bu1-t i'h-
stove. etc. etc. j. r. NALtAI lNh.
AZ ri Al.N.urrr
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a. OLD DO MlNi0N
,U,M~ TkLwEERLY LINE FOR new
,SSL%S.S> YORK.
q steamers leave ri 81 anon
EVERY TUESDAY MEDSE>-


EVERY TUESDAY. WEDSE>-
~ AND E.IDai 81 - c.Ock a. 81.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
M Hpe,mors leave New York from Pier g.
Nortb river. for Richmond every Mon
nay and WEDNESDAY Al l.. a.. and
sATi,RDAY at T.. NJ.
pasz-uger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New YORK including
,ne@ts and bertnD via James river,
Richmond, ana petersburg rtli-
rad. and Chesapeake ana Ohio
Round.trip tickets. good for thirty
Stssyage iare. without subsistence. W
TieEets on sale at KicnmOnd Transfer
ccnnnsus's 81 east Main street. Chess
nfake and Ohio, and Richmond and Pc
icrsburg depOts. and at Company's Office.
ls,Ii east Main street. where tickets 70
many popular northern watering places
ar1 summer resorts can De obtained.
pageage checked through.
Freight forwarded. ana through bills %
lading issued for points beyond New
Freight received daily until T. NJ.
: Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway tyla New
port News) at 3:15 y. M. and BY the Rich
inond and Petersburg Railway Company
lsame days) at a. NJ. viii make con-
necti0n az Norfolk with steamer leavln 5
'''', GRO. w. ALLEN & co. Agents.
my II M 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
TUESDAY. july Is. ~.
Bv Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate and Loan Agent
II north Tenth street


"A BLt DEIACHBD UWtLLIN".
COMBINED BRICK AND FRANZ,
30. S6 NORTH TW ENTf-ElPhlh
STREET
ROOMS, WITH Mb-
DEHN CONNENlENCES, ...
WATER. GAS, BATH. AND hANNL'
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AUCTION sALEs-rusurs DAYS.

BY II. II. Chanin & Co. incorporated
Real Estate Agents.
No. I north Tenth street. Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

SUMMER BOAKDERS WANTED, BY
a private family Convenient 10 depot
and telegraph office. Large, airy rooms;
shady grove; high elevation. Terms rea-
sorable. Address Post-Onice Box No. :.
Keysvilie. Va (Seventy-three miles from
Rlchmondl iy 7-Su.Tu. III. Sa&Sult-
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TIE True TOCIRINE.

Monroe EnlIe.in
Tie Guarlian-J -Jou,hal. that sterling
Democratic Journal Of Homer, de-
clares:
''Ballot reform is not political
issue. The honest men in all parties
in this State favor IT,
TO our minds, this Is 4 sound a,.s.
sensible statement of lie Whole truth.
The securing of honest elections. the
purity Of the ballot is Ill issue above
| all politics. tis il moral and social
issue. ii is an issue that effects AL
parties alike. II is an Issue that
touches aud undellies the dee? inun-
dation of social order ant ciyi, lib
erty. No state can be well .n,elprd,
no state can claim to be free where the
ballot box stutftr plies his netarious
trade. Ballot reform affects and in
terests all conditions and classes oi
life. Ballot rc!erm learlies and en-
braces every real interest in the State.
The other proposition announced
| by the Guardian Journal is equally
sound. An honest man cannot favor
dishonesty IN elections. Some men
may tondly think otherwise They
! may imagine that they can tolerate
fraud in favor Of their party and yet
preserve ''conScienceS void of offense
aud their esc'ltcheons OF .ronur un-
stained. But they soon lind out tlieil
mistake.
Moral forces operate a> surely and
as irresistibly as the law of gravitation.
Those vino dally with fraud soon
find its degrading effects. Fraud and
honesty commiuslt. The journal is
; therefore, right in saying that honest
men of all parties favor ballot reform
The press favois i. The preachers
! the women, the farmers, the mer-
chants, the school teachers. all classes
whether they be Democrats, Republl
caLs, or Populite, favor the protection
of the ballot box from fraud and
| falsehooa On this issue, party lines
! will be obliterated. Personal anhi
/ tions and personal chickering's wilt b,
forgotten. All men Of all parties vii,
!! love Louisiana ard uesire her pros
J perity will come together OH this grta
| issue and the neX5 campaign III Lou
! isiana will witness II wonderful spec
! tacle, a world-ienonned spectacle. |
| will be Il mighty moral uprising,
+, grand united movement t all -olt
(; men which Will forever Establish
s, pure and .iore>t ballot in Louisiana.
1, And our Nonn. inen-o. our ,y,.In:
/, men-will lie saved fiom i doom wor>
], than death.
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Suppression CT Bone Black.

Bone black in beet sugar making
and refining is. SAYS the Sugar Beet.
rapidly becoming obsolete. MannIac-
turers at first heSitated 10 believe mat
any other process FOR the clarilication
of saccharine juices could give equal
ly satisfactory results. Facts rs they
now stand show that most Of the sugar
experts have been convinced that
mechanical filtration means greater
economy and an equal clarifcatlon
Most European retiners do not nst
more than 10 pounds bone black pei
100 pounds sugar worked, aud within
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-04-27

Int Ward. II. Clement. 2nd Ward..--.--
Banuea T. Sake. :'sr. Ward. Eqa-
|nste Bernard, 18th Ward. j. i Axo 9Th
Ward, Arthur a. i>oudreanN 9TH Ward
syIyes.,e Martinez, 7til ward John +.
fittmanu. sth ward LoHis Faigont. 9th
ward B. pe5eails, loth Wald Ansuste
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motor. ". II. Crawford, Weatherfcrd.
Tex, Apparatus for operating churns,
Nc ii. V. Crozier, Morrillton, Ark,
Faucet. j. Doig, Gainesville, Fla.
Roller cotton gin. w. i. Erskin.
Aosse, Tex. Hay rack l., H. Finney,
Richmond, Va. Drop fender for street
railway cars. G. NJ. Gillet, Baltimore,
Nd. Machine for cleaning and sepa-
rating baled hay. j. X. Hall, Camp
CoFneiia, Ga, Hosting aud conveying
apparatus. j. r. Hare. Baltimre, Md.
Refrigerator basket. w. II. Heiton.
Ben Haden. Fla, Nut lock. r. Klei-
meier, Covington, KY. Car coupling.
=. l.. Lacoste, Ma chitoches, La,
1rigonometrical calculating and
measuring instrument. w. H. Lewis.
Adairville, Ky Nut lock. j. Lucas.
Charleston, s. G.. case for toilet pa
per. j. McCabd, New Orleans. La,
Filter. c. N. Meriu ether, Clarksvllle.
len, Gate hinge. A. II. Neel, Shell
byvilie. KY, Cultivator. G.. E. Balm
ter, Baltimore, Md, Cummutator. M.
l.. Scott, Woodville, Miss, Cotton
chopper. H. T. Smith, Umatilla, Fla,
Shoe. ". Smith, brakes Creek, Ark.
Pltman box. G. A. Trufant, New Or
leans, La, Toy baby carriage. 3.
Waters. Baltimore, Nd, Envelope.
J.. II. Weatherford, Memphis, Tenn,
Far.
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the ntNt few wears. as a certainty.
even this will be ahanc oued.
OF all the excellent methods for sup
pressing bone tlacll Dr. Soxhiet's mav
be considered tie best. There are
some features of it that resemble the
iCasamalei process: it acts mecliani-
cally ana has ~ ',ecoloiizing effect
upon the siini- filtered. The facts
seem to show that tile product ob-
tanned is SO pure that 70 other ma,l!p-
uiatIon is necessary hnt sfiining in
pan. The iitt,;ae Ec,iium consists
nf 4 tlin!"U.hiy washed po. der if;.,it
out | iu>-li>. IL which Is added al
equal quantity ci fine sawdn>'. The
raw sn1isr is meltt.i aud eeid water
degrees Blk. II this must he addict!
.O.l pc. cent ct ls,., fossil n saw dust
.m,Xtule: the W!,,te. Is then forced
/ through Il f.lr: press The first fl
trate i;,> i troubled appearance, but
after 'iHI NE >l;ut, ;:itcrs clear for al
least - hours.
The n,;i>>e cute obtained by tlIe
method should iiayr purity If ~ 9
equal to i'at 81 any plodurt obtained
j by Il bone black method. Il is IGte,
testing To hof;. that the economy by
!tI,is metliud is nnr only in the saving
Of hone black. hU1 i considerable lt-
; duction III sugar ia>st> thai occur il
the ole! method ri ltra,ien.-St ie:!
tile American.
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Castoria.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach Diarrhoa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dt.
gestion,
Without injurious medication
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"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
Irecommeild it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. a. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So Oxford ST., Brooklyn n. y.
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TEii od.tuN. La Jan. 18th. iS.t5
We,the un ler-i. -! II Win. purchased he
store and bt,inc l.t:ly cJnduci4 Il bv l..
Y Riviere o.. ptopnse continuing TIE
same line uf Iusjn"> under the irm name
OF Henry Xiv iere < Co.
Solicitin. the patronage of the friends
and customers of the o.d firm we remain,
Respectfully.
HENRY RINIEEE
EMILE HtNIERE,
IEDS. EINIERE.
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IISY nE pATEIYS

Granted 10 Southern inventors t,ss
week. Reported by G. "A. snow & Co.
Solicitors of American aud Foteien
paten.s, Opp. L. ). Patent Office,
Washington, D. G.
A. Boogher, Alexandria. Va. Desk
E. E. Butler, Atlanta, Ga, Spring