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LOTTERY VENEER

bot ER Il v ENDEn
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries unjeI the mansgem
~ OF j. g. GREGORY * Co. on the term, that
they are sold nj the Managers Office.
The lsi5 winds with display % Lotteries Not
withdrawing The ee nurnb-r fCaps Prr-s have been sol.
recently the Managers Gregory Co 70 issue
brilliant Sshrmes ihani they bsve dore before In line
month % Dese"'- Capital of 10000 dollars soooo
dosrs, Capitals OF sl0co9 iiH scber oe OF as
doiili-, viii be dsTisuied
viii be ',ea that The prcs 0f rEets s tese
sebencs-le dolEs foT sOeOu g ptses 10000 oar
oay TO- Se Tie i"Ans ard prices paesass. wi &c
fosni below
Splendid Lotteries for December.
Aerandra Lottery Class a. draw December Catjts
s1SP9l lscoG, 5000 5000 IS iO6o &C. Tickets
certificate Of TsSksss SItG-shares In proportion
ofdnrs Coz ticket add rsito The a~sys IA. safe
Flease address J. .. WORD, Richmond.
@ Orders for Tetes and Shares and C,raca. NJ Packages
IN the above Splendid lees Tor smaller that s swr
every day in the week. neiosinF cash Prize Tickets
the most prompt attention and ofc al raL du
sent Immediately amer II is ordsr from
J. Z. WORD,
Eirbr ",
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BY Davesp.,, A .,,..

ny Dsvesp.vt a Alien.
GROCERIES. &c
IN MONDAY, the 22sd int sf Iol o,s-s - -.
1ston sore, an assortment croesr5cs IN, = - - Wv
rrr- - Croix Porto Rico surar
Wet India Moas--.
Lamp o1 Olive Oh
Ckss. n
Stern and TaEow Caot-,
Flown so'p, Oh wA.sey
Holland Gin. brandy
ahd, oh Of 81 Cfsr Rum
ros- Lssihsf
Gonpowoer and Black Tea.
Wrapping and Cap Paper
Fite
10 Hats
IS Booss and soos.
800 drums fIesh smyrna Fin.
IlesS-sup. under lice can. aim ..a - -.
d. paper DAVENPORT. ALLEN q Co
Aue
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PROCLAMATION-EXTR4.

PROCLAMATIUN-EYTRA.
A LII persons who have not vet purchased their
IN "iA;sr clo'hiss invited ID eai At enc. q.
KEEN = co, lo2 Msn street.
NC '- J'' ree'i.i acsss facaasl. gods ,rroun;-
ing TO more than SiS ThH'and DcHa them a; such
Ptiees Ne ~ NulSE scr THOSE VINO WHIT MONEY!
cas- ne INDUCED - do We the forowip..
- Sack OvsrcO-ts
SO do sack frnrka
100 Beaver Osrtece.s for nd NJ
zoo Beaver and Cassinlrrc seks aeh,ap'
1900 pair Of Pants o Al kinds
AHo Ney ARE assortment Of tIEaO and every Other
A :" roo-'' suitable for lasAiona5ir C1othiux sor-
We are not tsiH1 reduced prices 10 eIo.
Ou' NNID ay ih't cur iea.ons Tc Hrasy For
E7,'i e%ft-ins than ever call Money saving Iau
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A CHEMICAL RESULT

MY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE 70
TO dye insiansneousy without the
es, inconvenience For changing red grey hair wLk.
Consequences ee'sk % ehsshrs The
hNrniess This composition only sanctioned by III,
science nj Chemistry TO dye, ineb manner
fradatrnt Of eoors without danger us
uh-d thehee patronage and Unlimited ennd=uee c
black Is required ask for boz marked NJ brown boI marked
u. For sale, who'll sal, and reiaLb by
JULES HAuEL. Perfume r and Chemist
No 10 South I'd ST.. below Cb~saui, Philadelphia.
And BY my Agents Main Street: l.. Gntsr nuyAI Co
Duva Duqurs1e sboe,oe Hill: =. ~ Zaehrisson w n
Dornn. Pet'rsburg: Bfagss Thomas & Co.
pJ Beware OF commercials. Haues
Liqnd Hair Dye" you The genuine article.
p Premiums awarded the Franklin Institute Dr. 22-3u
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Aurticu 6ales.
eUTIRE DAYS.
by Js.sos %. i.yuch.

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Ny Js."os %. iyneh,
| TRUSTEES SAFE or UJDTOTUr,, c1
! MIMIC Srncn IMAM COAL
/ TJNDEP Tho nroy;s;o,,s e
~" Pio''s'ohs VI Two deeds of trust
sod May -. ~e tearing date s,rss i.as 49,
.s; .".s Of ses are daily ,.eo..4 :. The Comfy co..
Der iss thu fan, eoar Of n. ras,,s- ,, n.e.an
hehmond sell BY p'se t Tor cash s
Nv m. 49, $500 'se.I oS@I J4,-g c>'asy. conveyed
a, ho.. - -. NC "np WI De sod aud conveyed
ur. 40 IA, =, me u'""'s no es"enoo eI.,. To that
| sai. - ,. eooar.,sa ~ L. a. -, ~ r. HOWARD.
Ny ssh g. TaiiafeTTo
cav,
DER SUJICES u,S DE-. "S VIZ
vuyu MA fEaS, &c.
w ILL he sold, Mt Tree Hill, the Farm OF the
late w H. Rosnc. deed. MONDAY IN. 2a,h dew NJ
N..ros co .,,- 10 so At ~ oS aScu, ,~.o nsy
.uess so nay 100 so.. sel-.i O. ga ,nn. o.
"her s,teles
"Ans I" saLk-Fcr thu ivss ca,h; oth., pro,.,
w months e,'d for all negotiable ro,., 8.
Aces 81, :.sss % !; %
sy DupIon. non.u,. :. -
c505Ei - :, . %
n. -,..,n uaoCEkIEs AT AUCTION.
viii 81 zoe 20 MS. a, oi O'Clock ct so',
$, c,o;, Ne ,,-...o,s: o. crGesr.es, w
Fe.s sa az W. or,.,., S.. * pan prime qasiy
20 soI.s double ioar susa dsm,..d ON sos rn %
h, cy ant sod ~: assoas, Of -ho-n concerned
a.. 1H 49, az, y = IMP and Po~ehohs Teas
yb.S,v nT,,sx a. 's' "AN'a'' EHs
hst eho,e. oLt R.,, i,,,o,,.,. l.
a. =. ~ =,
GO e.,.s sso-.. Root. ,.,. al a. ~: oe.oek,
Tn, sale pace s. so 70 "a. ~. asa
NJ .' We visa TO eo-s a. AID Oes ..vos.
TrsMs o a., we !. s inna'y
- rIe'' cash. over sioo. monh. credit Ap-
a. o., t-' pN'''' $500. - ..-.
D',Lpf, hOHtURE n co Auets.
By d ~ B,cL iu.on a ifroIner
PCu:.I.; ca, :. a.; :, -.
RY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the
~ suh--rbsT, by Rev ba and wi = on N. ,,,s o., "a.
ant duly tie NJ -,
add County Court H.nrieo ~. win e.so.e N So a. -, -
ton Tor .:h IN. 3o,h December Ists in The Aseo,
noad NJ IN. s,,,. nSon sfotoer in the cit, of Reh
thereof e,n.isn- now oS shan, al sh me m
whoa. very likely ari valuable " '' "'-' OF
RO. b. CRING,yl
ss,- .onsns,.S p :, L.NuNNALLY. ifu''se''
= = " ~ ssos = DHotHrs Aue,s
ny X. n. Diesirsou a. brother.
NEGRO 1;TsI--
On TUESDAY,, "a AT 10 o'clock vii b. .oLI ,,, ,.,
- - 's-" Ola good h"uss sosd Character
y. N. DICKINSON 4 BROTHER. Auei-
"a nnn PEF-r ~ r.--- a., ===
OU,UUG n. i., $500 hS OK bSa,d. Pahsahd seant
Dc Ne RANKIN 4 wurr1ocK
wINDow GAss-Io add ;ion to our ..,5v ,15- .;o. :,
making .s.oren, Of size. now eonss % further supply
ne GAfSoR, WOOD II Co. Druggists.
II LACK RNB'D Cloth FoR CIoAEs-. ,;,-,. 80 a.
- received by TN r. PRICE A Cd
:, - - - : ~.
Nv close the present concern, we offer the
- balance Of very d-abe O. Ready mad. Cotn.s
OF
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lotteries.

e. GREGORY & Co, MAN.oER., No.
" Ioi Main Suest. Eicha..nd. Va.
nJ Tess t.hsrsl No- 81 a. Capital Prize OF Clio 900
IN hsrndri fs'.ry M -sl, EItrs. D.ssnhrr ~
Vas ,.n to H.. Ole. AMI od by W. TURIN. Veneer
n1Bi. Va a. 40
SPLENDID LOTTERIES For DECEMBER
b 29t DOLLARS.
ALEXANDRIA Lottery Class ~. Tor 1915. be A.
hssaneriA, DC. on saturday, D-c.mt.f 2sta.
Grand Scheme.
prr' "f ssS.2sI pt.s. sso7l
1900 u In00
1000 40
Tiehs. siO-Iialvrs s-quar1,.2 10
Cstihest.s u Packages Of &c who.- SI.o
d. d. 90 Halves. .O
DO do. &c
pfdsrs iot Tickets AMI Shares IN.
above splendid Lottery ~ prompt
~ aeeosnt Of The Davins will be a,t orr
- all who Order from Aadfeaio
"a. GREGORY 4 CO. Manager.
M fs-dhe2aw Richmond
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heAD sHOT - Eos 81 m. .Aabls WON Destroyer ~
~ dssyedy popular with who used just received
per steamer, an. Coz slS 81 2. JOHNSTON. DruErsL
poss Ne. lli haln q
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmsnd. Va.
LUCK AT HoYTs.
Dra~ihz Of AeIandna Cas- D. drawn iIth October,
CD SIS 81 So 10 30 IS - 20 Is as % GO
Capital OF sSO.Ocoi sold By the Prize s~lter
HOYT.
Nos @ 90. $4,000 .od ard paid By that lucky HoYT
~ Adase. all ordsrs fos Capitals truly lucky
Dh HoYT
Hots the following sehsrnes. Immediately:
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER
AAnndra Lottery Ciass December CAPITAL
1900, soeo. 9ooo rs 1000 Ticket. eI0
Aesrioesa Of paekass costs sko-shars. proportion.
fa fsssss Visiting The eny should goYT 10 in want q
asssy.
~ fekses N an Lotteries advertised BY j. O. Cr.rny Co
eoeAsfy hasA orde ere.ng Prrs Ii
I'd 70 MIA psstn>s and Drawings su-re, cent ~hru
r.9sese<. toAH wha order NJ d. NJ HoYr Rie.ao,s
Ricka.ond December l. is.5
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TOM THUMB!
I>HE celebrated Dwarf COL. CHAFFIN,
who has created much through
out the Northern CIT has arrived hold mis-
ssee Al the oddFetows Hsn for only .ns
ioNDAf the I'D He l. 20 old ~
Out % pounds making him the smallest MAN snown
wod and the ony real Dwarf America may be seen ever.
eay IRONY O'Clock To Up NJ Abundance rs cents
l.t cents. For particulars. see pil. A, 90.
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4 A. MARTIN respectfully returns his thank

A. MARTIN respectfully returns his thanks
the citizens n Richmond os beral supyoi
hs FAR favored him wh asd you'd
turned from the North With well ted stock Of Cloths
eres AID Vsstnas which ne viii ietr ORDER
onable and ~orkBsnise y,
We - ac receiving supp Of and fashionable ready made
Cohug which Eu Be sold foe po-ibs rates
Bis stnch embraces thing ths ppt Esnsnns
wardrobe ani an that appfoaehns
Wi b. furnished reasonable thy
other similar establishment Richmond Thansfzl
avor ~ earney soHes patronage fsosn
generous pubic. J. A. MARTIN, tg4 aans.
lS-r Few Eteha Eauh
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N. D. CRENsHAw. BROrHERs 4 co.

h<s eontrus the Commission and ForWsrdisr hss
new Ore p'oo bulldog ~ sis % The Basis
square beow L. ID Creoshaw Cos Cd sndl prspsfsd
70 grsnt cash adv,ucss IN garments
p Particular attention paid o. odsu
csrirs &C. qs-9av1N
GREAT variety ~ sntfey siye wroasht
n sci Muslin Conas and Lace Csps- JOSS soushL
dst1 tn PRICE 90.
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NOON AON NAAiss we nave IoI
u ale prvstsy Femsc ssrvsut atout thy sve years Of
az Win her boy ehh shout -four yeas Old TVS
highly eeoHmended ct hsT Qualesuons coos washer -
Honer o. ehabfr sad and for good tspo
oa apt eoffSet character al u desired BY the
eesf % he vouan he buy dauEhr -pshty hne
q ter o. twelve Of been ssed
Thee nesroes w ~ sod residing q Rchmond
~ vicinity. Inquire of PHILIP n TABB 4 son.
Once on Main Street, asoss
~ 20 BigseT's Lnusfy ONE
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CHEESE, HArSGNs, &C.
LIMITATION ENGLISH CHEEsE
u Pine Arpls ssd Goshsn DO.
Buneh Rai-ins IN whole snd half botss
Ost Acs s.oteb ard Pearl Rarisy.
yellow spif Pess itsiisa NsceafssA
hain-'s'upe'ior Ffsnch Nassra
Preservsd, BRAIDED tHd PickkdPeach
Preserved Flae APpis. Orange sni Lh-ss
Cross nlsetuers L0ndSs Hsases
Ju-i rsse.vsd per sehr Greesvsy. sd ses ssf- "
JOnEGEkr
s.a 80
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E(EAU rIFUL DRESS BOOTS. NEW SIP.

FLh we have just oprnsd Pentd of o. Mii.-' bsaui
n Freneh Orr - Boctr manufactured n IN. most
is'honhbf and beautiful y We G-Hucnsh want 81
'."ethns reay spshd - tvc usa cali We receiving
above beautiful ho2sar 81 week tom srs
In Phlidflrbs Nig. ssn.
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SERNANTS' COATS, at the low price Of
- ~ so each sood wsss ssi well n.de .i ,, harry
10 show ~ socd- TO thoss want.
siLAs MERCHANT.
- W ma N.ta e.
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q BIT Z AIRY /.

DIED in Lafayette, Indiana, Tuesday the 18th inst
after proract ted illness JOHN UoLLPwaY of the
lest citizens of that place.
The deceased was the brother to the Senior editor of
this paper. He enigrated to Lafyc tie about % years
and has resided IN that place. and its vicinity
since In the exposure win ch the early settlers
of that section of State subjected to- his cons
tuition broken to such degree that he
cred it. lie has fingered tLr3 ugh lifc and
to afflicted with the diseases Prevale mt
in the Wabash valicy--cach attack marking dis
tinct,y decline his seal until last the
3lanD of life has OUT the liam of manhood
A few years since beloved sister settled in Lafayette
Scarce had passed by before her husband fe
victim TO the pcserous cvcrs common TO that section
Of the State. Two weeks only passed, until that sister
too was laid by has side III the cold al silent grave And
now, for the third time, calc to the de-
parturc of who Il brother in this life and
will be in a blessed eternity.
In his disposition, he kind ;Ind ndulgent-as
husband and fathcr, acconac. HE has left wife ana
five children to suffer their bereaYe cement They have
the syafathies of large circle of ends, and trust
the consolation of meeting again the world where par
ting will be o
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Eecstcr an Cheaper scsaool Hsoosss
Cannot be had, han SanderS School Readets, Nos l. =,
and J. Spelling Book and Primer.

be had tim SanderS' School Reuters Nos. ,
and !, Spelling Book and Primer.
~ SEsTIMONIAI.s from hundreds of practical teach
/ ers Of the highest responsibility in all parts of the
nion before giving unequivocal testimony that
Sanders School Books the besa5e superior any
of a similar Kind.
We have ndatory notices written with
i'll the last rccS by OF the successful teach
the Western States. well score from
New England bearing equally recent dates, holding such
language the following:
Il believe them excel in several respects series
before the public -i'lincipat Of High School.
.sOne striking excellence Of these books is the attrac
character they olr young minds, by which they
aliurcd to their task rather than conn ecd; while
the plan the author carried by
teacher, the pupil Will be taken through rigid
tai .''-P,incipalo Of academy.
II pleased with the arrangement of the lessons both
spelling and reading. There transition from
simple the difficult, and taking the
is high and we'll calculated impress favora
bly, the mind the young-Prncipal Female Institute.
=. think these books excel all other School Books Of
their kind in l would particularly notice the
very easy which the pupil is led along from the
alphabet a finished style Of reading *-Ifnc
pal Primary School.
particularly do approve Of the Spelling BooE al
together the best in uscI eacier in District School
subscribers would distinc tly that
Sanders School Books tured in the very best
stye, and sold Iot, sold low,
any ''Simar ClassBooks published III the country
WIN. II. Moore & Co
Publishers of Sanders School Books,
40 Main ST. bet. Third and Fourth, Cincinnati.
Fer sale whocsai and retail by
ID. p HOLLOWAY, Richmond, Ind.
Nov 19.-i1-tf
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CINCINNATI MARKET, Nos. 81.

FLOUR-Thero was but lit,lo animation III
tho market Yesterday. But Nv or three small
lots woro anont, and holders in store wcro not
DESTROYS Of selling, at the prices bid, bile soon
70 10 in receipt Of the next fordgn news. We
noted l13 brIs Mimi Canal at : $50 clcar and
200 and 300 at 4G5, about hal Of each lot IN
spccted.
WHlSKY-Salcs yesterday Of 100 brs, ut
2I4c per gallon IL and Al brls pt &c; and ~
brls al 2lic.
HOGS-A sale Thursday Of 400 head,
averaging 22O lbs. at $40 fnd premium.
Yesterday. nbou, $50 head only fair Bacon Hogs,
we're taken ut 400 and small premium, and
some 500 to 700 hoad, in two lots. good stock, at
AOS for one and 4: 10 for tho other.
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FEMALE BEAuTY-CCIPABIE NEGLEcT.-It has been OBJ
served by from all other countries, well by
persons OF the best cultivated this, that in
country there larger class of female beauty and
celle nee. than in this CITY Yet, while the shoe ftter
dress maker and iflIner engaged IN adorHng ma
lures best gilt man, part appears almost totally
neqIectsd-rhe Hair How often the ravages of dis
the delicate form of the far and beautiful
and though restored health again. yet those flowing
Iocks which once adorned their heads, fall off, and
again return original beauty 1t uncomfortable
how any person, especially lady, manifest
much neglect this point, when ''never failing
dv be obtained at No. 3, South Third street, and
asking for Dr. Jaynes Hair Tonic, which will perfectly
this only neglected part of female beauty What
dollar two complete the crowning point of fe-
male beauty
BRONCHITIS CoucHs CoSsrSrTIoS-Ihousa n ds die an
nually with the above diseases Jayne's Expectorant
never fails relieve and permanently cures nine out o!
IL n who use il az directed
rTFor sale at REEDs' DRuo STORE, Richmond, Ia
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QUARTERLY niEE TiNG.

II The stockholders in the .Ydnng Mems Literary
Association," hereby notified that their Quarterly
Meeting takes place Monday ming, the LIST of Dec
1913 They earnestly requested attend that
time and be prepared to discharge their taxes &c
The quarteragc 20 per share payable in advance
and il to be hoped that member who has the pros
pcrty of the Association heart, will be backward in
paying up oil arrearages.
BY order of the Board of TRUSTEES
f. W. DAVIS, Sec'y.
u The regular meeting of the u GARD is Saturday
ming, 2Jth INST.
Richmond, Nov. Goth, 1915.
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- ton directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court,
will expose at public sale at the courthouse door, in
Ccnrevillc " aync county, lnGana the 10th day of
December, l-o, the hours 10 O'clock
and clock, p. said day, the following property,
to-W
A parcel of land. situate in WAYNE
lndIana known by being part of the South East quar-
ter of section numbered thirty -four, GA township
bcred fourteen, 40 range e. West of meridian
line drawn from the mouth OF the Great Miami river,
bounded follows o-t: Beginning at the North " est
eighty two ic2) percaes established corner thence
East hundred and twenty ll2l) Perches SIX (6
links to established corlcr: thence North Eight ywo
(c2 percics and fifteen 40 links established
the North line Of said quarter section; thence
Vest to the place of beg nuing-contaning sixty three
(63) and thirty three [}3) hundredtfs.
Taken the property OF Joel Vale and Luther Crock
to satisfy said Execution III favor of George L. Lark
and Raj ph y. Bigclow.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff u. c.
Nov. nth, Iel5. fpr. fee-S,,50 Ats
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SUDDZ:. CHANGES THE MOTHER OF CossUNPTIoNs-Ihis
is clearly demonstrated whenever have 'sud-
den change the weather. II is at this time that the
seed of Consumption is sown in the SYSTEM and nurured
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously dis
eased wnen IN ali probability the patient the first time
will begin TO seek relief How many thousands thus
Eect themselves and suffer their health and finally their
life to be destroyed The first perccptbe foot prints Of
CONSUMPTION. experienced at ''sudden changes of
the weather. Hoarseness and Cough Soreness of the
Throat and Irritation of the Bronch Pain in the Head,
Goodness of the Feet and sudden Chllness the b.
dy. Atengh the Cough increases and finally Prostra
ton and Langudncss Of the whole follows, which
indicate sudden decline of Health and the speedy ap
proach of CONSU MP1ION. These facts plain they
appear every nsble does not however,
alarm those afflicted until be too late II is there
Of the greatest Importance for those who be at
the effects sudden changes in atnos
phere procure "DR. DUNCAN'S CELEBRA-
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY the Greatest Pre-
We ntative and Life Guard of CONSUMPTION. and the
only Certain Medicine that Will disease and again
resto the LUNGS to their former Health
Dr. Duncans Great Western Office is just opened in
Cincinnati, at $50 Sycamore street, few doors below
5th where his Medicines be obtained in large and
small quantities
Error sale at the RICHMOND Book STORE
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JEW DAtID-Those who are acquainted with the
character of Jew David's Hebrew Plaster ana Persian
Pills will doubtless be glad to learn that another shipment
has received b. the travelling agents who are
prepared furnish local agents fresh supplies
immediately. The immense quantities CT the s4rticss
Sold proof sufficient Of their superior medal virtues
Yet should there be incredulous daughter "
affection WHO is snfelng under all the horrors Lahas
hack, Rhe0mGtisse SEATED Pains, Ift1kaegs pain
Tie side brtast. S,reiiHgs Iuaors, Kine's E-H &c
all of which this plaster seldom fails curc,' with
DysDcpsa, Lirer affection. Frsr Cu Ferer Fercr and
12He Scrofta, 81 the diseases that originate IN
iupurity Of the blood ana circulating fluids fer the
toni~hing Of which these Pills have become
popuar,l for the benefit Of such viii sujoin few
extracts Of letters showing the estimation in which these
medicines are held. where known
Indianapolis. j pr:I 18th. I-l.-Nessrs. D. Hartcr Z Co
tieHfs-You viii please send II dog. boxes Hebrew
Plaster ana doz. boxes Persian Pills Immediately. The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this season. Yours, respectfully
JoHN J. O"sIEY, Druggist
Nevtowr, Ia, April 10TH lsI5-ATessrs d. Harter &
Co.-Geats-i would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue 90 OF fine, and nearly
out OF Pills, had better send soie by the stage dr
/ doubt that this medicine will be much
ed this season every body is calling for i: Yours,
truly, ions Nick, jr
Charlottesville Ia. Jan u, lsl5.-Nessrs. D Harter
& Co.-GentsI have sold out nearly a the large sup
ply Of The Justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster Per
Pills you furnished three weeks since, and it would
be well to keep well supplied, find calls for the
medicines increasing daily would here state that
have articles in my drug store that give better salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
Moan ;. THoMPsoN.
Washington, Ia. Aug Sd, Isl.-HIcssrs d. Harter &
Cot eats.At the request Of many who anxiously
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills, We write the
calls for both Plaster and Pills which render general sat
Please send ano,er lot Immediately and oblige
Yours, respectfully, GALLAGHER & ALTERS.
- Joseph IowelIs, ,
- I OF S'e Ds James K DugIale, : n0i''io"u' Id
Dr. ); I K. swain, , ccn'revilIc'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26
Handsome Residence For Sale.

TENHE undersigned offers for sale on favorable terms.
the residence in which he resides 1t Is situated on
Market street immediately the Public Square
is of the pleasant locations IN The city. The
building is a TW O-STORI BRlth. recently built in
modern STYLE and besides being OF the best materials
finished X, onrerior STYLE 1t commodlons and conve
nien. ana ~, all the nlages = comfortable cwel-
ling II has
Wash. House. SnoLe-I;ouse. Dairy. Ci>teFE.
stable. SC.
ali in good order The grounds neatly laid and
well cultivated. with choice collection OF the best fruit
and vines
WA. W1GGINS
Richmond, June L, 1916. 24u
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E.EEYaE' and CLEANLINESS.

II LIGHT You want. just 0
3 Such CANDLES I'll supply
That any better be.
Or nicer to the cyei
So hurry and bring the Cash
Come one, tocetler
Coed goods you'll get, not common trash
They j stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet, what ask YOU more
Come and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes Your faces, hands, and feet.
Much washing will require,
To keep you healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-both strong and good.
l make of every kind
Bring your cAsH-your TRADE-your WOOD,
I'll suit YOU to your nina.
EOAP-GREASE and ASHES, too, l won't refuse,
Eat gladly take what quantity You choose:
GEORGE WILSON.
1fGratcfu for favors past he hopes for more.
Richmond Sept. "a, lst5-39.f
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NEW FALL And WINTER GOODS,
81 u W. GIBBS r TBS
Cheap CASH Store!

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