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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
WO,IAN's COLLEGE,

RICHMOND. VA. ABLIsHED 1854
Located I'm the most beautiful historic.
and cultivated city of the South, offers
unsurpassed advantages for the educa-
ton of young ladies. Faculties composed
OF teachers trained I'm the best univer l.
ties and Conservatives OF this country
and Europe Health record remarkable
Never a death OF a student IN the co lege.
Terms moderate. Apply foc catalogue 10
JAMES NELSON.
~ 9-cun&Tutf President.
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

CHARLOTTE HAL ND. est MARY )
county,. Pounded ll4. A thoroughly es-
tabllched Military Academy, IN pIOAlmlly,
10 Baltimore and Washington Estate o.
325 acres Healthy location. Sdie h' lil5
s0r bows. Board. wash, and tuition SA''
per scholastic year.
GEORGE NJ. THOMAS, a. NJ,
a., co. Principal.
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EGGLESToN SPRINGS.

TAKE YOUR VACATION NOW. AT
EGGLESTON SPRINGS. up In the noun
tains away from the heat Only n few,
hours ride by Norfolk and Western rsN.
way. Boating fishing. and bathing
Costs you no more 90 board here than
az home. Excellent table service New
buildings, newly furnished thrOugh0tt
Wire or write a. s. VI. GOLDSMITH
CO, Proprietors. Eggeston. Va
au 4-l0t
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~ 7-F&sunist
uocr v,I.1T.ey AcADENy.

BLACKSTONE. VA. EXCELLENT
equipment. Five experienced .e'Gue.s
est charges IN South for advantages
Students take high rank IN best colleges.
Fifty-page illustrated catalogue. Kew
II p. EPES, ID. ID. President.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
No. ; EAST GRACE STREET

No. 8 EAST GRACE SIRhhI'
RICHMOND, VA,
Mrs. JOHN H. POWELL.
Mrs william Reid Williams, Principal;
Mrs. r. G. Peyton. Associate Principal;
Mr. j. s. Brockenbrough, Business Man sr'
Tile twenty-seventh session OF TINS IN
stitution will begin THURSDAY, SIP
TENDER r. 1892 and close June TO- ~
Eacilities narrowed and enlarged. For
catalogue and additional Information ap-
plv TO the Principal jy eth. Sun&Tu3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Hamilton Clark. OF Chauncey, Ca. says
he suffered with itching piles twenty
years before trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, two boxes of which completely
cured him. Beware OF worthless and
dangerous counterfeits. Bndeker Bro
theirs, T. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

The outbreak Of infantne paralysis al
Poughkeepsle, n. Y. is to be attributed.
according 10 prominent physician. 20
the prevalent reckless use OF powerful
drugs in treating diseases OF children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Prom the Sheriff Of Pulaski county he
Dispatch has received letter DENYING
'ne statement that the jury In the case
OF Noah Finley. who held up and robbed
MAJOR DaFst. were influenced 10 bring In
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SUNDAY........AUGUSI 10, 1899.

CORRESPONDENTS should not send
us speculatons. predictions. or estimates
as to the strength Of candidates for the
Uhited States senat0rship. What We de-
sire IS impartial reports Of the proceed
ings Of county and city committees and
OF other public meetings. and results Of
primaries or conventions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Keep thou the door Of nay lips.-Bble.
Success to thee, as 10 god, men bend
the knee.-Aeschylus.
Woman. once made equal TO man. be-
cometh his superiOr.-SocraJes.
II men are so wicked with religion what
would they be without it?-F'ranklin.
Taste depends upon those finer emotions
which make the organization Of the SOUL
| Sir J. Reynolds.
| 1 could better eat with one who did not
respect the truth or the laws than a sloven
and unpresentaDie person. Moral quail
ties rule the world but at short distance
! the senses are despOtic.-EmersOn
Prepare yourself for the world. as the
athletes used 10 do for their exercises;
oil your mind and your manners. TO give
them the necessary suppleness and ncxi-
/ bility: strength alone Will not dO.-Ches-
| terneid.
Even the lowest book Of Chronicles par
takes OF the spirit Of the age in which It
was written The fourteenth century re-
| CORDS comet Win greater parade ana
awe than the nineteenth: and an account
OF an important event changes its aspect
within four aud twenty hours.-Goeihe.
Ii is wise, / suppose, that we should
attach ourselves 10 things which arc
transient; else IL seems to be perilous
trust when man ties his hopes 10 so
frall thing as woman. They are so
gentle so anectionate, so true in sorrow.
so untried and untlring; but the leaf
withers not sooner. the tropic lights fade
not more abruptly into darkness.-Bars~
Cornwall.
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personal.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This is 10 notify the public m conceal
tnat l VIII IN no way De- responsible f1r
debts OF any kind contracted by my wife.
ANNA GARY. GEORGE NJ GARY
au I'-it' National Cemetery road.
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LAW SCHOOL.

THE SCHOOL or LAW IN RlCH-,
,r6ND COLLEGE offers superior lesal
traini9g in me most favorable env ',,,li,,
went Three professors. Annual tuil i-d u
i'm Junior Glass, SO; in born clas7es, ~
Good board as chc@p as f..o' d. iiV''''''
SESSION o IL,,,i,o,,s address Professor
p0GEP GREGORY. Lester Manor. a.
~ President BOATWRIGHT, Richmionu'
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ron SALE

A GOOD HORSE. YEARS OLD.
NorAs we in harness. single or double.
i'l9o unHer SADDLE; gentle and sound WIN
Le sold cheap. Lady can drive him Al
oIcas HOksE. care DIspaten. anla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Wa have had some pretty warm "ea-
Their recently, but politics In virginia
promise 70 be warmer.
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Having secured the councillors shop
formerly occupied by Trexler * SON
builders. / am now prepared o. Do ALL.
MINDS OF CAkPENTERS WORK az
lowest prices for good work
GEORGE FAIT.
au 3-lt' Late with b. r. Cosby.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Near Alexandria, Va.

Near AIexandria, Va.
L. NJ. BIACkFORD, VI. A., Princtp"f'
ppEPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The sixty-hrst years opens SEPIEM-
BIER q. 1899. , s,,, -, .o,,,,,
- ly G-Sunyt
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Resolutions Of respect to deceased men,
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When wrestling with rheumatism W,
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It's funny that the man who is in
creasing IN weight generally makes light
Of II.
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Rejected communications will not be re-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
ST LANES SCHOOL.

4 PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
JULIAN HARTRIDGE Qiaryaf ID,
Headmuster.
. ra,--f,,,I au slim
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All letters recommending candidates for
Office must be paid FOR to insure their
publication. This IS iong-standing rule
of ours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

NIARY BALDWIN sENuhARY-for Young
vi Ladies. Term begins Sept. ., ~. Located IN
Shenandoah Valley % Virginia, Unsurpassed CHI
mate, bsantiful grounds AMI modern appointments.
Students from a States. Terms moderate fupis
eater am time. send for catalogue 49,
MISS L. c. WRIMAR. Prln.. StAunton, Va. 4
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MISS w,xsroN,s PRIMARY SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER Il. 1902
AT HER FATHERS RESIDENCE,
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Oy 9-SunStD
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EDUCATIONAL.
Roanoke Female College, Danvile, Va.

roRTrETt ANNUAL SESSION
nc and
Hot
Al
need nd
Caaogu ID terusfu m
&C IvsLE An 2M y Pr Ami
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HORSES. MULES, cows. sc.
For SALE

4 NUMBER ONE HORSE. BI-GGy
s en-, ,, HI,ASlL.NESS. In good order. Also. a
> IikLlNG BICYCLE, cheap for cash
Address &c. A. L." 200 east BROAD
''+1VD au i3-its
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=. PERSONS DESIRING ALL THE COM
forts or country board can ind pleasing
accommodations b. addressing Tor pare
ticulars Mrs. CLARKE. HeWlets. IA.
chesapeake and Ohio railroad au 1911
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

A good clock calculates time by a-ryth.
my-tick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

UPTOWN OFFICE. BROAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. 5is EAST BROAD
STREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET.
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PEACE INSTITUTE,

RALEIGH. y. c.
One Of the best female schools In the
south. and the cheapest Tor Advantage
given. Send for catalogue.
JAMES DINWIDDIE, NJ. A.
e. 2O-Sun WGt3m
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NC rIIrTT'S SCHOOL FOR IIHLH,

10 EAST FRANKLIN STREET, RICH
m0nd va. From Kindergarten 10 con- l,l : Z,
Careful attention 10 lite cnil9Iels M
sy .. 81 ~. auu-F, Sun&Wts
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The lips OF love are set with precious
tones.
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PANToPs ACADEMY,

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
Send for Catalogue. .. .,
JOHN r. SAMPSON, 4. ",
A., 2e-eodiSt Principal.
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NoIIEY'S SCHOOL.
107 NORTH PINE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

RICHMOND. Va
GEORGE NJ. Motley. Principal
OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER -. lAy
New pupils enrolled FRIDAY. september
22d. Thorough preparation FOR me NJ
versifv and colleges OF Virginia. \ Wei
eoilirped gymnasium Number ~ pupils
limited to nifty. Catalogues az me , booE-
stores For further Information aouresS
the principal 40 Ashland. va.
'''0 iv oO-Su&WSt&tAu 2J-dln
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TIE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COM
PANY,
BATH COUNTY. VA,
o.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
2.Joo FEET ELEVATION.

THE New Homestead" with all mod
ern conVenlences including private
baths, together with the bath-house. open
the year round.
lnyalids made perfectly comfortable
Wonderful results 10 sufferers from
govt, rheumatism, and nervous troubles.
AMUsEAlENT5 AND SPORTS.
riding and driving parties daily; new
bicycle track golf-grounds. lawn ZEN.
MS pool. and billiards; fishing. and hum.
ing.
For winter rates and accommodations
apply TO
FRED. STERRY,
Manager
mn A-Sun Hot Springs. Va
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On the Stairs.

One in spirit-Tom and Jerry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Taste depends upon those finer emotions
which make the organization Of the SOUL
Sir J. Reynolds.
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MnlluTIIU Inn Hotel and Sps.lrs
MlJlIu AIN IllT kockfish Gap. B.s
Ridge MOur-aI-s
Elevation. 2.OOo feet. \ delightful summer
resort. Fine views: strong Chalybe8ta arf
other waters. within sight Of Junction Z
Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake ard
Ohio railways. Only 80 miles from Rich
mOnd. Reasonable rates. Address
my 23-3m MASSIE 81 co Alton Va
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CROCKETT ARSENIC.LIIHIl SPRINGS

AND BATHS. ELEVATION 200 FEET.
OPEN JUNE lSr. As a nerve tonic,
anti-dyspeptic. and restorative these va
tiers and baths are unsurpassed. Relieve
nervous prostratiOn, rheumatic. skin. and
kidney troubles and kindred diseases
Clear and beautify the complexion. For
booklet address
VI. c. THOMAS. Manager.
je 18th. Sun&Tu2m Shawsvllie va.
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DRUG cLERKs. ATTENTION.

II YOU WANT TO Go INTO A STATE
Drug Clerks Association. write NJ once 10
Post-Omce Box 40. Charlottesville. Va.
au 10Th F&sugt
CANCER CURED. HOME TREAT
oil advice free. MASON MEDICAL,
COMPANY ~ west forty-secOud street
New York. Je lSJy 2i6.g0 Au l327-st
| WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
my former patrons and the public BED
general that j have sold out the Coal
and wood Business conducted by me st
1850 west Broad street and TWentlethfaui
Cary street 20 the CHARLES H. PACE
COMPANY. which succeeds 20 and taxes
possession OF the management on and
after August 1. 1889. They will conunle
the business I'm an Of Us branches. aud
] viii be pleased 10 see all OF my Oh
friends. and promise In the future. IS tne
past. 20 give satisfaction 10 all 1 nil
guarantee satisfaction. can aud see D.
before purchasing. Phone i0. i-Up Wes.
Broad street. or Twentieth and ca'y
street, loo
CHARLES H. PAGE. President
Coal aud tNel Company
would request all owing old bills 70
Charles II. Page 10 come forward ana
settle at once. Yours,
au s-st CHARLES X. PAGE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

c,r. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE srC-
Ci-SS. 800 invested by my "s9fe me-
MOD IN grain or stocks has paid 81 10
IIoHl IN thirty days; references furnish
Su; write Tor particulars. RICHARD OLE
y Ett. Banker and Broker. Chicago Stock
Exchange. Chicago. an 1i-Sli,'e. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

II men are so wicked with religion, what
would they be without it?-Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Keep thou the door Of nay lips.-Bible.
Success to thee as 10 a sod, men bend
the knee.-Aeschylus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Woman. once made equal 10 man. be-
cOmeth his uperiOr.-SOcrates.
The silver star., 1899-11-03

dissoluble union and share with eaeb
other Joy and sorrow. The priest than
takes the welded couple by the hands
and leads them three times around the
lectern; the best man and attendants
follow. holding the crowns above the
heads Of the newly married pair.
During this. the same hymns are sung
~ at an ordination. This ceremony Il
symbolical Of the solemnity and indis-
solubility Of the conjugal union. The
priest now takes the crown from the
pair and addresses to each words Of
greeting and good wishes. To the hus-
band he says: BE thou magnified, o
bridegroom. like Abraham, and blessed
like Isaac. and increase like Jacob,
walking in peace and performing in
righteousness the commandments Of
Cod To the bride he says, as he
takes on her crown: And thou, o
bride. be magnifed like Sarah, and re-
1oice like Rebecca. and increase like
Rachel. being glad in thy husband and
keeping the bounds Of the law, for so
Is God we'll pleased After the crowns
have been removed the couple bow
their heads at the priests invitation.
listen to his wishes and give each other
the kiss OF love. Before dismissal the
priest prays that the pair may preserve
their union inviolate."
The silver star., 1899-11-03
D,soRDEREDFRENcH FINANCES

Fear is expressed by French political
economists that France will fnd itself
on the verge Of bankruptcy before long.
The budget presented by M. Caillaux.
minister Of finance. gives warrant for
such fears. The nation proposes to
spend over 500. .00O. 900 in 1900, which
is $14 100000 in excess Of the preceding
year. The new minister Is a thor
oughly trained financier. being pro-
fessor at the School Of Political FL
nance and the author Of history OF
taxation in France. He has set him
self to work to bring about reforms.
but finds the way blocked by tradi-
tions. The remedies he proposes are
the prohibition Of the appointment OF
additional government employees or the
raising Of salaries without the express
consent of the chamber OF deputies.
NJ. Caillaux estimates the public debt
Of France at 100000 francs &c.
000. 900 .00O). which is the heaviest debt
The silver star., 1899-11-03
JOHN LIVINGSTONE.
ExPLoRER's BROTHER HAS
LATELY DIED IN CANADA.
Had Lived In That Country siace 1870
-soliowed the Occupation OF ksr-
chant and Became Very wealthy n
Money and Landa.

John Livingstone, brother Of the
noted African explorer, David Living
stone. died at Listowel, Ont. recently.
at the ripe age Of SO years. John was
two years older than David. In many
respects they closely resembled each
other. Both were men Of unusual
strength OF. character and both were
fond Of adventure.
John Livingstone was the eldest son
OF Nell Livingstone Of Blantyne, Scot
land, where he was born on the 18th
day of May, 1911. He was married in
Scotland in 1884 to Sarah Mackenzie.
who predeceased him in Listowel
nearly nineteen years ago. He came
to Canada in 1910 and lived In Lanark
for twenty years. engaged in the mer-
camille business. He came to Perth
county in 1850. starting general store
in the then small hamlet. He was
among the earliest merchants Of the
place. and built up large and pros
porous trade, retiring in 1873. Since
that time Mr.. Livingstone indulged In
a fondness for travelling, for many
years spending his summers among his
friends in Scotland and Of late passing
the winter with his sons on the Pacific
coast. his last trip to the coast being
In the winter of 1898. The surviving
members of his family are: Mr.. Neil
Livingstone. lockwood. Ont; DR..
Henry Livingstone. California; Mrs. J.
W. Scott. Listowel; Mr.. John Living
The silver star., 1899-11-03
Chicaxo.s Streets.

Chicago is In hopes that there may
be something like crusade against
her dirty streets. 1t is high time there
was. Chicago streets are disgrace to
civilization and a reproach to the great
city. There Is nothing in the constitu-
tion Of things, in the comforts. con-
veniences. wants and necessities of
Chicago. that is different from that Of
New York, Philadelphia. Indianapolis.
or any city of whatever size. II these
latter can have clean streets. Chicago
can have them. That Chicago does
not have them simply shows the in
sensibility that is bred by untidy hab-
Its. The average Chicagoan sees daily
his streets foul with mud and Uttered
with paper and rubbish of all sorts
without emotion. and he contributes
his sum to the total as he passes along
without compunction. and. indeed.
without consciousness. Once in a
while the Chicagoan feebly says that
the heavy traffic Of the city makes
stone streets necessity and filth In
evitable. Chicago's traffic is no heav-
Ter than New York's. and New York's
streets are clean; not merely the
streets In the show parts. but In the
working parts. the byways as well as
the highways. What Chicago needs is
to cover her stone streets with asphalt
and to pass regulation as to tires.
The cutting force of a load depends
not merely on Its weight. but on the
width of the tire. With proper regu-
lation Chicago's streets could be as
clean rs the streets OF any other city.
and until they are. Chicago will pre-
sent daily u shameful spectacle.--In-
dianapolls News.
The silver star., 1899-11-03
cleveland to Lecture.

Princcton's one hundred and nifty
third year was formally opened In
Marquand chapel by prayer. scripture
reading and an address by President
Francis L. Patton. DR.. Patton COM
mended to the undergraduate body the
new dean OF the university. DR.. Samuel
Winans. DIR. Patton made formal an-
nouncement of gift to the college Of
10000 for the endowing Of q chair
Of political science. This chair will
be filled as soon as suitable man can
be found. The president also an
nounced that Grover Cleveland, ex-
president Of the United States. has
been prevailed upon to deliver . few
lectures on some phase Of public life.
After the many rumors. regularly de-
MED. Of Mr.. Cleveland Identifying him.
self In some way with the university.
the announcement OF the lectures
came as gratifying news to tho stu
dents. Tho subjects on which Mr..
Cleveland will lecture arc not yet an
nounccd. The principal part Of DR..
Patton's speech was directed to the
freshman class. being In tho line Of an
cxhortation.
The silver star., 1899-11-03
Ono Dollar for = wife.


Ono dollar was the price which
James Cary Of Elizabeth. N. j.. paid
for the common-law wife OF william
Runyon. florist OF Elizabeth. Cary
was Runyon's landlord and noticed
with pity. which soon begat love. the
efforts Of the woman to please the lat
ter. who seemed unappreciative. At
last Cary made the proposal which
ended In the purchase Of the woman.
and he made preparations to marry
her. A properly drawn up and signed
bill Of sale had been made out by
Lawyer Samuel Schliemen OF Eliza
beth. Before. however. Cary could ar.
rive at . contamination Of his plans,
Runyon regretted the sale and de-.
manded his wife. The hckleIiess Of
woman asserted itself, and. leaving
Cary. she returned to Runyon. The
same evening they were married by
Rev. Henry II. Oberly Of Christ church,
Elizabeth. and arc now enjoying .
tardy honeymoon.