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Vegetables.

Saturday caused vegetables to sprout.
The gentle shower was so Apri!-like that
thew couldn't help it. The winter has been
inhospi,able, spring is backward, and peo-
plc are foretellrg late vegetables. But we
bet on vegetables. We shall have them
fine and plenty, and not much behind.
Everybody will luXuriate upon them. We
shall sec the hand of the Agricultural Club
OF Henrico in the Richmond market. We
bet on DR.. PURYEAR's fine strawberries and
his cracking peach-blow potatoes. Every
member OF the Club will cndeavor to excel
key settling the case between the cats in de-
Gliding the excellence Of their productions.
But we beg leave here to say. with vim
dictiyeneSs which we declare to be per-
manent, "Deuce take Marrow-fat peas"
They are as mean rs horse chestnuts. Peo-
pie cultivate them because they produce
pIentiiully, and persons eat them because
they don't know how mean they are. We
want to put The abominable Lima bean in
the same category. Large, gross, and vul-
gar in every sense. For US, give us the
pale-green garden pea-called in better
days the "Enslish pea "-and the delicate,
sweet butter-baan OF the same period.
Were we Car OF the land, we should pro-
hibit the cultivation OF the Marrow-fat and
Lima bean except for being fed to hogs.
We have looked ahead, and shall have ;
| plenty of our favorite pea to eat with oul
lamb. BY next year we hope to drive thu
Marrow-fat pretty well out Of market.
We suspend our remarks on this head fol
a more advanced period Of the season.
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puycba,,s- Hcrrney.--Tre Great AGitn'
tor Beaten and whipped BADLY In

nu,,e,,,,,r Herrney..-Tte Great Agftn.
tor Eeatan and whipped BADLY IN
California.
OMAHA, NEE, March 60 -Dlspatches from
San. Francisco state that Kearney was pretty
we'll nummelled while making speech IN
favor OF the new Constitution at Anaheln.
near Santa Ana, in The lower part OF the
state, During his speech he charged that
n. r. Seibert, the banker OF Anaheim j.
n. Fruit, James McFaddeD, aud w. Ii.
Sturgeon, OF Santa Ana, were the tal-end
OF the Los Angeles county ring, which he
had denounced in bis usual vigorous style.
They demanded OF him his authority for the
statement Kearney declined to furnish any
names. High words followed, and while the
discussion was going on man named L.
W. Rule, in the employ OF McFadden Bro
theirs, came up behind Kearney and struck
him violent blow on the back OF the head,
stunning him. Rule would have killed
Kearney had not the crowd interiered.
The assault was continued through the Of
fee and dining-room OF the Santa Ana
Hotel. kearncy ran into drugstore, fol-
lowed by Rule and Bob McFadden, where
they alternately pumnlelIed him, he stead
lastly refusing to give any names. He was
finally rescued, aud left on the stage to Keep
an appointment at San Diego. kearney
was badly cut about the head, and had
cash four Inches long over the lett eye. His
face was badly bruised. He tried to use
pistol, but it would not go off. Rule is said
to have been hired to do the job.
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Governor Holiday has signed the new
debt bill! and it Is now the law Of the State,
They who continue to agitate the subject
and seek to make 1t a football OF political
strife should incur that just Indignation OF
the people. We want peace and confidence
restored, and any settlement at oil, though
1t may not please everybody, is better than
constant running sore. We say, then, let
everybody frown down any further agita-
ton OF the debt qIeslion-at least for few
years to, come. II the creditors OF the State
are satisfied to adjust at 8, 4, and per cent.
interest for the next 40 years on a debt con-
tracted at 8 per cent, we can't see bow the
honest people Of Virginia can complain
{ Petersburg Post, -
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Another Ecadjustcr Declines.

BEDFORD COUNTY, March IS, 1879.
Editors Dispatch d.: | notice in a recent
No. OF tic Dispatch that | have been ap-
pointed member oil the Executive Com
mittee OF the rcidiusters' party for the
Sixth congressional district.
While grateful for the honor conferred,
respectfully beg leave to decline the posi-
ton for the reason that believe the propo-
stion OF the bondhoders, as | understand
it. is Just, and embraces all that the friends
OF reimbursement have been striving to OBJ
tain.
And as for the formation OF new party
at this iuncture OF DIR political affairs,
believe it to be hazardous in the extreme,
and am therefore opposed to it.
Yours respectfully, j. FEATHERsToS.
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, }

MAI vi I'D, 1917.
Editors Dispatch: Please inform me if
there is a standard weight for corn-meal,
sifted or bolted; and il there is, the num-
Der Of pounds to the bushel; also, for meal
unboltcd or not sifted. Please answer
through Dispatch daily and much obIige
a subscriber.
Is there any State law fixing the stand
ard? II.
l. The law of Virginia requires that a
barrel Of corn-meal shall contain 1876 pounds
"well sifted.'
.. In this city so pounds OF bolted meal
are sold for bushel, or the meal is measured
in standard measure. But
8. We know OF no other laws on the sub
iect. Ii anybody does, we shall be pleased
to publish the law.
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* Monsia TAR Tonson Come Again.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, March 30, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: reluctantly take up
my pen once more, and for the last time, to
inio1m you that there is no peace for the
wicked, and it really seems that there Is to
be none for any body else as long as Mcssrs.
Malone, Massic, McMullin, and other repu-
diators live.
We had been green enough in this part OF
the moral vineyard to suppose that after the
Legislature had settled tue debt question
the peo ole would have been permitted to
plant their corn, SOW their oats, kiss their
wives, and fog their children in peace and
quiet. But it seems that we were mistaken
IN laying the iialtering JUNCTION to our souls.
1t is announced in one OF our town papers
that Brother Massey and Senator Riddle
berger will address the people OF Albcmarle,
bv limitation, on Aprilcourt day, on the
Slatc-debt question That is to say, tue dead
dog is to be dug up again, and his putrid
carcass exposed for tue thousandth time to
the gaze of a Disguised public.
1t was customary in old times to duck
common scolds. 1t might be well to re-
introduce the fashion. And should it be
found by experiment that simple ducking
fails to cure the evil, it might not be ami<s
to drown a few-by accident.
Hoping that these few lines may find you
and yours well, subscribe myself yours af-
fccl;onately, THOMAS WOOD.
PS. Brother Massey omShtto come home.
The wild-onion is playing says with his
wheat crop.
Nothing particularly late from Mrs.
Jcnlls-Setting uneasy about her, Have
written to Mr.. Hayes TO know what's the
matter.
Some OF us up here would like to take
Mr.. CollinSon by the hand. lie is master
workman. Oac OF the most distinguished
men in the Ragged Mountains zone who has
borne sway for years. has this moment tod
Inc with batci breath that his people bad
already been twice readiusted. These ope-
rations, he says, took bal! their clothes.
Another, he thinks, will leave them per-
iccily naked.
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The attendant upon the Red Prince" at
the recent great wedding at Windsor was
Colonel Won Borcke, an adventurous Prus-
sian officer. He went to the United States
during the civil war and fought gallantly
for the South, was shot through the left
lung, and then went to London invaided.
He was in London several months, and du-
ring his visit wrote an account OF his ad-
ventures for BlackocoodS Magazine, while
be was the hero OF a colony OF southern Ia
dies in the smoky capital. 1t is related that
Won Borcke, who is six feet Two inches
high, cut the head OF Il Union soldier clean
from the shoulders with one blow OF huge
two. handed sword.-Ne,o York. Herald.
GColoncl Won Borcke was on Stuarts
staff
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Richmond and Allegheny Railroad

Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
This most important enterprise needs but
settlement with the creditors Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal Company pre-
naratory to the commencement Of the work
OF building the road. A meeting between
the creditors and the railroad corporators is
called for the 10th day OF this month. Let
us ardently hope that this meeting will ter
inmate in reasonable and satisfactory set
Element OF the claims of the creditors.
Assuredlv the enterprise is the most i'm
portant ever projected in this State. I'm
portant especially for the creditors referred
to. Many OF them, and we think most OF
them. live in the Valley OF James river, and
therefore must be especially benefited by
the proposed railroad. We cannot eXagge-
rate the many advantages OF the road to the
people OF the valley and to the State OF Vir-
ginia. 1t is fortunate that the creditors are
SO largely to be affected by the road, for that
iustities the expectation that the disposition
at the appointed meeting will be both prac-
teal and liberal.
The commencement OF the railroad will
be the signal for the commencement Of 4
career of prosperity and development in
Virginia unequalled by any previous con-
tlition OF the State. Whereas failure Of
the enterprise authorized by the charter
would only defeat the present scheme, and
submit the whole matter to the uncertain
ties and perils Of sale of the canal aud its
franchises at public auction.
1t would be painful thing for Virginia
aud Richmond to be subjected to this fresh
danger and dependency, and we could not
consider the creditors Of the canal company
as being less troubled by the prospect.
All, no; by no means should the present
hopeful future be darkened by new causes
OF dependency. We have the finest anu
most agreeable valley between the Lakes and
the Gulf. 1t is the richest In mineral and
agricultural resources, with the best adj
yantages for manufacturing. Owing TO
circumstances which we could not con-
troll, this superb valley. is behind every
one north OF it in development. And
we know that with the aid OF railroad 1t
would grow in wealth and population with
a rapidly unprecedented in the South.
Shall not the good people and every good
agency and energy combine to make this
railroad a certainty at very early period ?
We hardly dare TO doubt that they will.
This road will secure unexampled success
to Virginia. 1t viii compact and strengthen
Inc interests Of the State, and extend
blessings beyond her borders, helping to
sootbe the politics OF the nation and to
harmonize the sectional differences that
nave disturbed the public temper.
We.ean but look forward hopefully to an
eariy arrangement OF tile matters whose set
aemsnt i necessary to the common cement
y 2 e Greatest work ever projected in this
s'ass-a Eofk Tint viii confer incalculable
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HORSES AS LEGATEEs.-Nep York, March
3O.-Theodore Marsh. who died in Passac,
n. J., left will, which was offered for pro-
bate in Brooklyn. yesterday, directing his
executors to invest a sum OF money for the
support OF his fayorite horses for the terms
OF their lives. He provides that $500 year,
payable monthly, shall be used for the sup
port OF his white horse, his chestnut mare
Dora, and his black horse Mink. TIE will
further provides that his farm shall be used
by the horses for feeding and recreation,
and gives $500 for the erection OF q Stable
for their use, The will makes requests to
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..-s.----zes.-s REJECTED.
A message was received from the senate
that tbat body had agreed 10 joint resolu-
tim for an adjournment OF the Two HOUSES
on Tuesday. Rejected, $500
Blr. BoHASAS in the chair. ~ mrs
SENATE BILLS PASSED. i !.
To authorize the Shenandoah Knllpoaa !.
Company to record mortgages ana deeuS Va
trust under certain condttlon3.
tn amend charter OF st. johns EoIl'an
Catholic College, in Norfolk. -,
To incorDorate the trustees OF the Uniteu
Brethren in Christ, Dayton, Rockingham
For relief of A. S. Grigsby, late assistant
70 the treasurer OF Campbell county.
For the relief Of Edward A. Snellngs' Oh
the city OF Manchester. -,
M amend charter Of Richmond ana
Mecklenburg Railroad Company.
For relief OF r. w. Rhinchardt, OF hock-
inchan1 county, from the payment OF anne:
To amend an act for transportation Oh
convicts and Iunatics.
RIO furnish material and convict labor ID
aid or the Lee Monument Association:
A number Of bills were either dismissed
or passed by, and thus disposed OF for the
session.
The SPEAKER stated that he would leave
the city to might. and that he had designated
the gentleman from Appomattsx (slr. b.
CoCK) to preside in bis absence.
Chair vacated.
The Clerk requested the members to re-
main in their seats for moment.
Mr.. ROBINSON, on behalf OF the members,
then presented the Speaker with hand
some gold-headed cane The Speaker ac-
cepted the gift in neat speech, upon which
members crowded around him and extended
their con organizations.
Evening Session.
The following Senate bills were passed !:
To provide convict labor for the Wilson
Creek and South Fork turnpike road, be-.
tween the mouth OF Wilson. in Grayson
county, and Marion, in the county OF
Smyth.
To amend and rcGnact the 9Th section OF
the seth chapter, Code OF 1878, so as to in
cludc the directors Of the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Institution. OF the Western Lu-
natic Asylum, OF the Eastern Lunat!c Asy-
lum, and OF the Central Lunatc Asylum.
Authorizing an increase OF the salary OF
the county Judge or Loudoun.
Concerning certain bonds donated by
William W. Corcoran to the University OF
Virginia for The endowment OF professor
ship OF natural science.
TO amend and rcGnact section Of chap
ter 80 Of the Code Of 1873, in relation TO the
assessment OF the lands OF the Common
wealth.
REJECTED.
Senate bill requiring all applicants for re-
lief which! involves the payment OF money
out Of tic Treasury. or the release OF claim
or demand due the State, TO have tic facts
certified by the courts.
ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Senate bill entitled an act 10 amend and
rceuact section Of chapter 15S OF the Code
OF 1873, in reference to exemption OF ire
men from jury service.
To refund 4 sum OF money improperly
assessed on the buildings CT the Central LII
matte Asylum.
TO amend and reenact chapter..141 OF the
Code OF 1873, in relation 10 promissory notes.
COUPON REGISTER.
The Senate bill requiring 4 coupon regis
ter to be kept created great deal OF discus
sion, but was passed without amendment.
Adjourned.
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UNEQUALLY HOKED.-" BE yc not I'M
equally yoked," says the apostle. We did
not intend to yoke WATSON JAMES and JOHN
PopnAM together when we said that they
were both engaged in supplying Richmond
with mental pabulum. AS ROWLAND HILL
once said, /" We beg the pardon Of the lady
and also Of the devil" But we Shan't say
which is which
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MOUNTAIN VJEw. March sc

-uOVNIAIN IEWt ., IS II.
Editors Of Dispatch: Many thanks to
you for the interest you manifested in main.
tanning the honor of our State. We cannot
find language to express cur qualification at
the victory achieved, aud can say to you,
"WelI done, good and faithful servants
May you be spared to lend her a helping
hand il like troubles should ever again
come upon her.
Messrs. Paul and Fulkerson came all the
way to our county to cause discord amongst
our people. STAFFORD.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS invite the

Mt COHEN BROTHERS invite the
public generally 10 attend the SPRING OPENING
on MONDAY, March lst. when they VII exhibit
me Hst cnn i aSor RIM 0t @ Mi frn
BUSTINGS.
n.Wool Buntngs at Sc. regular price 25r.;
A-Liu' IL bunting II 1910. regular price lSc.:
A-Wool Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at 31c' regular
All-Woo, Cameet,e, 81 inches wide. at 81. regular
SILK Warp Henrietta at 9ec., regular price $50.
GRAPES.
CouriaIi,s Ens,iish Grape at $I.2i worth 81 ,:o-.
Cou.tlld's Eugii,! Crap" L, : 30 worth S2.23:
Courtalt's English Grape at S2-canaot DC bought
for less than ST.
In Black silks we are 20 per cent. less than any
Bonnets' Gros dc Sol at *l.l0. importers price
EonIicts eros d. Nap!cs ut % worth fully Sl.75:
Enunc,'s lille Richie at Las worth fully 81:
Guinc's Silver Gloss at Sl.15 worth fully $50;
Guincts Mauritania a, 81 50 worth fully -:
(iui .c's Tripicy ut 1925 worth fully $3.50:
GuInctS Gros dc Fic Silks In black ana c"ored' at
S.r!ncl and Checked silks from soc. up 10 81. en-
bllc;ng tho best assortment OF styles and colors
ever exhibited in this city,;
Our stock Of l}rocadc S,ES embraces all the novel
ties rs they are produced.
WHITE GOODS.
We have extraordinary inducements to Offer In
Chc'k s5ins at I235c worth G}i"., at &C worth
zoe:
French Nainscok. In checked at zoe. worth $50.
4 tull assortment Of White Lace N:insnohS:
Ir III Linen at 80. 81, 40. aud 4oc. worth fully 20
per ccut. more.
TOWELS.
A.i-Linen Towels AT s, ] o. l2H, AMI 1jc.:
Our 2Oc. Towel i fully worth SOC:
Oar Satin du CHEN Towels 1T 7jc. are the hand
soonest goods ever brought 10 this market.
HOSIERY.
Our assortment OF Hosiery (of which we make spe.
cialty) Is unsurpassed. We have all c"lor> AMI
sizes, ranging In prices from Sc. to 50. 50o pair;
Sk and Lsle-Thread Hcse, in black and colorcd. AT
greatly reduced prices;
See our silk Clicked, Unbeached Balbrisgln Hose.
three pairs for soc.
KID GLOVES.
Lcroy's Seamless, best glove sold in this market
reduced 50 $l.14. former price 81 GO:
full assortment Of opera shades. In y, ), 4, D, anu
6 butlou>-Sec cur soc. quality
Our stock of Li>lr-Thrcad Gloves embraces all the
Partisan novelties In Lace, Mexican, BrucldcH,
and Hand Mesh-all lengths.
RIBBONS.
See our No. 8 C;ros-Groin and Satin at BE- aud No.
Ira ISc.-lIl shades,
lIlu,hurgs Ia all The new designs running In price
from PC. 10 $50 per yard.
LACES. TAELE-LINESS. aud all the novelties
in PARASGLS just received at
NH 20 COHEN BROTHERS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ or
JAMES RIVER AND NAH.sWIiA COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD CO..
OFFICE l THIRTEENTH AID MAIN.
RICHMOND, VA. harch %. $40. J
L;entleacn,--A contract has been prepared be-
tween the james River and kanawin Company and
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
Tor The conveyance Of The works Of The former
p,ny. Before this can become final q set LlCnIcnt
must be had with all o.! Tie creditors. The creditor:
are many ard far apart auG IL vii! be impossible. in
the lin!cH time given uS, 10 zeal with the creditors
separately.
The Richmond and ailcclianv Railroad Company
have dir cctcd their Executive Committee. consist
ing of John L. Jones. Jlmcs II. kccnc, James G..
l;iainc. Thomas Ewing. and II. E.. Parsons. 10 ASK
for conference with The creditors, and the commit
tee direct IN address yO, with tic request That
YOU would confer with OTHER bOnihOacrS and agree
uuon an early daic when YOU can meet the commit
tee, with view TO some agreement that may be to
Our mntua! interest.
Yours, very r,sp6c' fully.
il. &. PARSONS. Nicc-Prcsidcnt.
To NeGsrs. John Sterart. Ls1ac DdreaD0Jt, IT,.
Th0muS Seddop. james H. poetry.
RICHMOND. VA. March 90. 1879.
To tie Bondh0lders Of tie JtmeS Rirer dad IA
ndrh0 C"mpnny:
Tic Executive Committee OF The Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company desiring conference
with Tie creditors % ;hc james River :ad kanawha
Company. have requested the undersigned. bOni-
holders living In tn, city. 10 arrange for meeting.
Eou are accordingly invited 10 attend = general
meeting of the crcii ors or the james :iEcr und
kauawha! Company. AZ The camranys office N The
city of Richniold on the 10TH DAY OF April,
1879. at II Nj.
Very respectfully.
THOMAS STDDOE. Attorney,
JAMES Ii. DOULEY, Attorney,
JOHN STEWART.
DANIEL *. STEWART.
nh 29-codid by John Stewart. 81 torncy.
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HOLMAN LIVER PADS.
AVE YOU \ STOMACH:

HAVE YOU \ STOMACH;
10 Yor KHow WHERE YurE Llyr& T.,
DOES pALplTAI1pN OF TIE liEh"I NJ
TRACT YOUR ATTENTION:
IL the perfectly healthy ncri"rmanr" 81 'a,
functions there Is no sensation. il"n'h'l- "' -
sons AL over III" land urc rniDNins hn'a '.'''
who only few weeks since Gii not know "tt' Or"
jOy:ncpt wa. owing 10 The mi>crT mah-if '.
them by II discussed stomach and t'rr. HHi '"'. .
viva one accord, endorse aud recommend lie
HOLMAN LIVER AND >TDMN II PAD
LOOK AT TIE EYlDk&' t..
STATEMENTS; FEuM .WEGI-NN"WN 9TH
ZE*S or EICII"pND AND We iNi't
Mr.. 81. A. NOEGAE. NaucEcs rr. Va. --..
ai,or'.; M much pleasure IL add mE '"s'lm".
tie nuneruu, ones from Richmond ~ pr1.-. "iE''
VIRTUES OF the Holman Pau Remedies cat .a ~
say that suffered for twenty-five years ~ "'h
b,na' ion al diseases, rroIHia"nt among wiz. .''
lnd. ton. Dyspepsia. and Neuralgia OF TIE a..
ach. And my physic,an-:s prominent ono OF B..
iuon.!-said It Was difficult 10 pre-. crIDc for one
without interfering win another. ! nave 1oE' .
great deal u! m"diCIn" IN my Ilt". aud cOHl'i Oh
temporary relief. Wien cane 10 the city %!
would he NY last. ~ NY physician had prom.
ne iEpuT,nic. Notwithstanding all thIS Haft .'
u surprise to my family and rriruaS .i,rt Da.
Pad irca;-Icnf-Pad, P!a-terS. and >el'-."..H
been about three months. feel lis" ,."'f'#..'
son altogether. and have not tah'n '.r'.I''f .i
cine or suffered any pain since asa ~ &C." u 81"
I consider niue :. m!rHcrlous "If". ..r @|" '"'
sixty four years OF age. aad 1p;.F' 70. a't.E~
ever wa, III my iii" | would ulr"'. r, -.'r. + .
adopt the ii"iuau-Pad treatment. iri 3 ~... ...
big. and. wucG Instructions ar" ia;i|''l''
VIII 40 Tar more than j. CitiE.G Tor B.. !! ~''f.'
itself Ia i2Ngu:;.r ~ eater than "~I"' riA ..'
Mr. ". II. PARRISH. sHncrH:"H"ra Ht ....
mDIrt CudarW 1rn>. sIE~: | I.'" !" 90 4"
Holman Liver Pad ana flI>irr' TOR ~. .'
weeks. and its" g-ca: p'casGf" IL 'HEihS ii.''
not take ;,a uuC, The cot tor ~" i".l' -"
ready i!.d. nuriGg The pat I'VE fctFo h'. ."
frr-i "irh Dy>r"p>iI. ll'tdt"fr. 1Ht Nr@..
tie hra,!urii.. AWAY lrcrt'ird hI a;iar"''.
me-: MI II which cal trliy sHS HAN, t''a r.
',y ~ . rl.,. ~ lie iIuiuIu ErIra
HUNDREDS MORE CAN III IiRNi~'i.
uiton application a. IN" uia ''..
Don't LET TIE LITTLE uHi.~ = I...,
We cannot ur@f' too strongly Nl"b l'.s' s.-
Of tn PAD tor ci!hrcn. i"r wil' "-t . ~ r.
yENTIIE A%p CURE for >.'Hr.".- l'''t %. 81.
Group. MctslcS. NhcopiH%. Cough, 81. !. ...
many lives Ia >uch r:ts,~.
BABY PADS. El.ir.
Tie price OF the r"gUt1r -, = 800
tG,ir (h;;d Etr"rll !. %: N&N i'... -" ...
stomach, liver. and ~pirri amt Is '.'.'..' .-
c.!y for AL eli comic trGu0r~ Et"'i..'' -
stomach or hIrr. price - N''."@} o.,
! packIgr> for .l4J. a." for iNr.'- .....
| Gated IT ls:cgt prtc- !"r E,g' ~.
| 50 cent l;ndv rII~I"r-, 'I'h. 80 rr...-
! Thcst. REMEDIES ga h" 100 -" .' '...
| only a IL" HOLMAN IIN i',-fAi''F
| Main street. Con-u'a..ru 10y gn.''. -,..
| Tree. FllEAh''Is1ss- =
! NH 3-2:aYyrNyl '''.