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The river press., 1886-03-24
An Anecdote of jaw Gould.

The Paris Gaulois announces that Jay
Gould is about to visit the French capital,
and narrates the following anecdote Of
the American millionaire:" Jay Gould
started in life in New York twenty years
ago without cent in his pocket. He
was about to be expelled from the
little room he had rented, as he was una
BILE to pay for it, and as a last resource he
went and related his misfortune to one Of
his neighbors, a shirtmaker, who took
pity on him and lent him $780, Gould
paid his debts and started for San Fran
cisco.
"A few years afterwards stranger pre-
sented himself at the residence of the
shirtmaker, and happened in just as the
latter, surrounded by his neighbors, was
celebrating his daughters wedding The
stranger made himself knoWn-his name
was Jay Gould Almost touching scene Of
gratitude took place between Gould and
his former savior; but Gould had not
come solely for the purpose of enacting q
little domestic drama-he had at heart
only the payment Of 9 debt, and he handed
the astonished shirtmaker a check for
S100. Chicago Tribune
The river press., 1886-03-24
Dance at the Grand Union.

A dance gotten up on the spur Of the
moment took place at the Grand Union
"Wednesday evening About s O'Clock =
number of gentlemen concluded it would
be the correct thing to celebrate the day
BY dance. Messengers were sent out
and by 8 o'clock sufficient number of
the fair sex were collected to insure good
time. The festivities continued until the
peep O, day. Mr. Kohlberg furnished as.
fine supper as could be prepared with
the limited notice given.
The river press., 1886-03-24

there is that strange smell, and the gravy,
instead of being rich brown, has a white,
sickly look. The e1ultant look has fled
from his face, and doubt, with a faint
shadowing Of despair, has taken its place.
Tom comes in, washes and sits down to
the table, remarking, "HoDe you've got a
good breakfast, for Pm FINISHED"
ooh, guess so, answers Ned, family,
as the steam from the coffee-pot reaches
his nose and reveals its almost total alb
sence Of any scent of coffee, and when he
pours it out it looks decidedly weak. Hop
ing for The best, he sits down to the table
and commences an attack on the eatables.
"Why, Ned, this meats burned so fel-
low can't eat it, and it's not salted."
"Y-yes. / guess did burn it little, !"
says Ned, trying to keep up courage.
And really, old boy, the gravy tastes
like flour paste, and the potatoes are
"Water-soaked or some other soaked.
Say, Tom, if you know SO blamed much
about cooking, you can try your hand !;
I'll-cuss the burned baching it, anyhow"
After the two have managed break
fast Ned looks for his boots. which have
been standing behind the stove. Still an
cry over his breakfast failure, he grasps
one Of them and makes a savage attempt
to put it on, but suddenly, with something
like an oath, pulls it off, fires it across the
cabin (bespattering Tom with warm cof-
fee), and then, to Toms surprised ques-
ton, "What the deuce is up, now?" re-
plies with a look of demoniacal rage:
"Up! yes, hang me up on the wall; scald,
burn, drown me; confound the confound-
ed luck. Blamed if cook another meal
on the ranch; starve first, burned if |
won't. Where's that cussed boot? Bless
ed if it isn't on the flour sack, and yes,"
going to the sack, 'about gallon of water
On the flour. That sacks spoiled
& KANAPsA.
The river press., 1886-03-24
The tlowers that Bloom in the Spring


are no less welcome than the result of the
1S9th Grand monthly drawing of the
Louisiana state lottery, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 9th, 1886, at New Orleans, La. It
continued thus: The first capital-$75,-
Oo0--Was drawn by No. 81 7,705, sold in
fifths, each at one dollar. One was held
by Annie Smith, a colored cook at No. 113
Liberty street, New Ocleans; one by An
drew Doyle, care of Thos. Sheahen 50
Broadway, New York City; one by Fred.
Scharf, German shoemaker at No. 704
DeKalb Ave-, Brooklyn, n. y: one by
w. r. Jones and five friends at Murphys-
boro, Ills, &c. The second capital was
drawn BY No. 7S ,298 sold also in f1fths at
one dollar each, one was held by Gottfred
Anderson, on steamer "OnWardo at San.
Francisco wharf; another was paid to
Wells Fargo & Co. Express Co.; another
to party IN Memphis, Tennessee. Third
capital prize-$10, ,000-Was also sold in
tifths: one TO ID. B. Huntley, Carlisle,
New Mexico; one to w. F. Rudolph, No.
], ,4ls West street, one to w. M. Finnecane
both Of Oakland, Cali, all collected
through Wells Fargo 6 Co.'s express, etc.
Fourth capital prizes, $4,000 each, were
drawn by Nos. 27.s46 and IS, ,ss2 sold gen
orally all Yicksburg, Miss; San
Francisco, CAL, etc. So it goes on con-
stantly. The 19Ist Grand Monthly draw
ing will take place at noon, Tuesday,
April 18th, and any information desired
can be had on application CO NJ. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La. Now try not to
be left next time.
The river press., 1886-03-24
Montanians at st. Paul.
Pioneer Press. |

Martin Maginnis, ex-territorial delegate
OF Montana, Of Helena-There is a big
boom for Helena in railroad building and
in mines. Helena is the new Denver OF
the west. We shall soon have three $780,
900 blocks, enc for the First National
bank, one built by Hotter, and still anoth-
erb by Pittsburg parties, who have recently
purchased $685. 900 worth Of properly in
the heart Of Helena. feel safe in saying
that at least 50, 100000 will be expended
in public building in Helena in the next
twelve months. Denver, you know, in it's
great boom year of 1879 only expended
$3,000,000 in public Improvements, al
though it then had some 10000 people
within its confines. Besides, we shall also
experience a railroad building boom; 164
miles of new trackage before the snow
falls is already arranged for by the Mon
tana Central, and the Northern Pacific
may even excel this record.
HIP. Brooks, known in Montana as
ssthe governor" a partner of L. G. Power
in the cattle business, isa guest at the Ry-
an. He says there was never such a sea-
son as this in the history of the cattle bus
mess in the territory Of Montana. The
only drawback to it is that there has been
to little snow and stock has suffered in a
measure from lack of water.
John w. Power-We are here as pure
matter of form to bid on northwestern
transportation. The business is played
out, but from the mere force of habit we
are bidders.
Paul Mccormick course I got the
government transportation from Custer
Station to Fort Custer, but there is no
money in it.. am in the stage business
for the public benefit, and not for my own
aggrandizement. The good old bull-team
days are thing of the past.
The river press., 1886-03-24
A Congress on Prison discipline,

A very Interesting congress on peni-
tentiary discipline and administration
has been in session at Rome. An ex-
tremely curious exhibition has been pre-
pared for the members, consisting of fac
simile prison cells from almost all Eu-
ropean countries. Persons are employed
and dressed to play at prisoners and jail
ers.-Foreign Letter.
The river press., 1886-03-24
s'How Dive Dos' in Italian.

slow do you do?" has become mean
ingless Sanitation in English. but il
some foreign tongues it is full of mean
ing. Ask an Italian for his health and
he will give an account OF his own and
his family's health with much zest.
The river press., 1886-03-24
Sporting People Of Canada.

Il is calculated that there are in Canada
from 10000 to 1890 lacrosse players,
5000 curriers', a 900 snow shoers, 1900 Or
1000 cricketers, 1900 football players;
GOO rowing men, 1000 base ballists, and
1000 bicyclists. New York Sun.
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rem &ram unb fie puBten es oaber eins
auri6ten, baB bic 8abnfra6t fir lebens
6es @ieb BON Gbieago mad Stem gorf
um 500 per Maggonlabung erbDbt
purbe. 9as tpiirbe fir ben 8ieb.
SAMPLER ben Preis pro &Dpf Wteb
UNI 50 erhbben, alein bieiem fdIt es
ni@t i'm Sraume Elm, biefe Yreiserb6s
buus aus feiner Sadie gu be5ablen, fons
bern ct wdlat ben 8elIuf auf ben 8ieb'
8 Il ID ab, Der ebe1t UNI 10 meniger
befommt. Muf bieie Weiie 1T ben
8iebai6ter1 bes Meftens iebt cine ST.
trafteuer aufgelest, bic iid idbrli6 auf
m~inbeftens 1000, 900 belduft unb bas
blps, UNI ben 1timmeriatten Monopolts
fen nod INNER mebr in ben Gaben gu
ifopfen.
2anganbaltenbs Diirre, 2ungenieu6e,
Seuf9reden unb Seras Gteber iinb
f9limme Geinbe bes @iebaii6ters, allein
man fan1 9enen ni6t unre9t geber,
tpel9e Der Mnfi9t fino, oaB Die @iienz
babnsM onopoliten unb bic Big Four"
NIT ibrem gterigen Mnbange 19ltn1mere
Geinbe beg gie5sii6ters finb, als Dlirre,
2~ungenieu6e, Seui6reden, Serasneber
unb prairiebrdnSe nod obenbrettt.
2ebtere uebel iinb boriibergebeno, ALIEN
bas Sod, ber e~riteren hbt eine1
fo~rttpdbrenben unb oa1ternben Druid
auf bic 0ieb3u6ts > SntereRen bes
2anbes aus, unb es 1T i6per ab3ufes
ben, tpie unb mann bies INNER urers
trdgli6er tperbenbe Sod abgef9httelt
tper6en fanni
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Grfoarmnaen.

Das Gnbe Der iebiger ftdbtii6en Mbs
miniitratio1 uabt beran unb @elb 1T
in ber StabtfaHe ni9t uorbanben.
@9uIben min man aber ber nd9ften
Administration ni@t binterlaRen unb
besbalb fon an allen @den unb @nben
geipart tperben. Man mill gu biefem
3tpede cine Mn3abl BON 8eamten ent>
laHen, bic erit gu Mnfamg bieies Sabres
angefteat tpurben, mie ). 9. ben parts
aufieber, ben Grie3bofberpalter, ben
Snfpettor Der Maabe unb @emi6te unb
mebrere poli3iften. Die Sanitdtspoliz
3ei 1T bereits eingei6rdnft moroen, bais
Ielbe fDl NIT benz Separtement bes
@traBencommifdrs gef6eben, u1o
f9liebli1 min man feline neuen Betptl'
~ligungen mebr annebmen.
Das pdre nun MGes gang f66n, aber
man entldbt Beanie, bic einer monats
li9en @ebalt Big gu $75 aieben uro
Mrbeiter, Dte piellei1t $40 neroienen.
Woau bat man iiberbaupt bieie 2eute
bot 6reipiertel Sabren angeitelt, tpenn
man iie ieBt i6on tpieber entlahen mill.
griparnife m6gen notbmenbig 1ein,
bod iolte matt nit Beamte1 beginner,
berert ginfommen einett Mbaug pertras
gen tann, urtb In ber ftdbtif6en 0ers
paltung lieBe fi6 pieles -erfparem. Dor
a1en Dingen ionte man es nit Der
@asanftalt unp ben Wahermerfen Der=
iuGen, bic Der Stabt cine Menge 6elo
foiten.
Sas miro nun freili9 ni6t gei6eben,
ionbern Der Stabtratb wiro ft6 bamit
beaniigen, bic niebern Beamten ab5nz
ieben, unb ales Nnbere ldBt er unges
i9oren. Oas Nmt bes Marftmeiiters
4. 3. f6nnte er gang aufbeben uno
ieine phi6ten, beren er penig genltg
bat, einem anDern Beamten auferlegen.
God oarait oenft man ni9t, un6 menn
oer gegenpdrtige Stabtratb abtriti,
bann pirb er ieinem Na6fOl9er S6uls
ben genus binterlaRen, ba bic ieBt eins
gebenbe Steuer gum gr6Bten Sbeile an
bic Nationalbanf berpfdn5et 1T, Die
Der Stabt @ori6ufe leifete.
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g mmperni6eI!
9le9ter tpeitpbdlif@er pumpernidel
1T su baben beim Bidder Spain,
81 sgommercefraBe 228. Is, tup1W
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8 a 8.

- Capt. Meion in Nabaiota bat
bonn Mbiutant Sling 8efebl erbalten, fi6
benz 0orl ibeuben bes 8irgercomites in
@rabau, Waibington Co., NIT feiner
Gompagnie 3ur gerfigung an telen.
Mfar erpartet in @rabaa einf:n Negers
auffanb.
= Wdbrenb bes Geuers in @alDeton
fam einem Manae Namens 9aDis Elm
Softer nit &leibern abbar' ben. Na9
benz Geuer 3og Dapis nod 9l,ufon, aud
Der Merifaner Domingo 5og babi1.
9ieier Sage fab 9abis Som ingos Grau
in Rleibern bic ibm in g alpefon ges
ifoblem putben, unb Bel elmer abges
baltenen 9ausiu9ung fanben li6 aud
Die ubrigen Gleiber bDr.
= Sn Soufton 1T cine sGn5abl ruis
fii9er Ginpanberer angelo mme1.
= Mntonio Shores, elm Irbeiter IN
Der gridparb gu eagle paB erifa9 ben
8ormann Sippolite NIT Z 8 ti6en in ben
llnterleib unb Hi9tete iann. Ser
Morb Iou bur9 cine Grau berurla1t
tporoen fein.
= Sic gouttp Commit ifioners in
@otula parfen ben @timm taifen bon
gncinal Oiftrift, wofelbt fit unregels
mdbigteitet1 ereignet batten, 3urtf nnb
adblten i'm ni9t nit. Sap t. Serbian
Der am3. Nooember bur6 III tborft9tt9'
felt gef9oKen purbe, 1T gefo rben.
= 9ie 2et9e bes in Meril . err1prs
beten @reiner tpuroe in Merifo begraber,
neil Der Mlcalbe BON Sos g segas bic
Muslieferutg Der 2et9e Der tpeigerte.
= Das urtbeil in Der Meot banfla9e
gegen pbilips in Muiftn 1T bon Mppels
l~ationsgeri6t in SDlor ungetoi SEN mors
ben, neil bas @eri1t ben lii berli9en
2ebensuanbel Der Srau als @i tuno bes
Morbes annabm..
= Sn Serarfana nurbe BIZ, Office
bes @onntn @lerfs erbro9en in per Mbz
fi1t, mebrere @ttmmfaffen 81 1teber.
Sod fonnte man He ri1t finbet /.
= Sn Sos 8egas fino bic Me: rifaner,
bic @reiner erntprbeten berbaftett porbert.
= Capt. Scott BON ben 8 tangers
bate i'm 8ropn @ountp Elm @efe DIT NIT
Sena3erf6rer, in BEN BET cine { Ei@ft,5.ts
if6rer get6btet unb ei1 auoere~, lWpet
~Dertpunbet wurbe. @ites< oer SerOIes
der mar @onitah's e'aes enc 9oal'e"
Ser Garbige polf Sil, per See
tuers Bolton in Tletp gIens g tore in
WaibinstOu @ountp erf@oB, 1T e rbaftet
tpDrben.
= Clarence Malfer, Elm 13i dbriger
Rnabe BON Denifon, erf9oB 6 auf
Der Seyagb aus unpprft9tigfeit.
= Sannes 8eDer, Der als Tei .fdufer
in einem Store gu Sherman an geffelt
mar, tpurbe, als er bonn Mbel 1bbrDD
mad benz Store 3uridfebrte, DO 4 5uet
Mdnnert tberfaIen. 9ur6 einen
@@lag BON binteu auf ben Sol pf fdas
ten iie i'm aur grbe unb priigel lte i'm
bur6, porauf fe bic Glu9t ere Irifen.
= Das leer febenbe 9aus bDli I WiI'
liam Glider Bel 8renbam 1T abge brannt
unb in Sort @ortb b%erbrannte b 4 leere
Store bpn q. &ugers.
= Ser @tabtratb bon Dallas nabm
einen 8ei6luB on, in mel6em 3 tie Ses
gislatur UNI grlaubniB eriu6t tDirb,
6ie 8onbi1ulo Der Stabt UNI $2t 10000
5u berme9ren.
= Die in Brenbam berbaftete u See
ger, Die ber grmorbung bes ungen
Bolton angefla9t merben, tpurben gu III
rer Si9erbeit nod 6Duifon geb ra6t.
Ser Sheriff 1T nit feiner Mann f6aft
BON @rabaa auriidgefebrt, neil er ba'
ielbft aQes rubig fanb.
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= MiB Nelie 5ebre, Elm 1~9idbriges
Mdb9en, tpurbe geftern int @~ountpges
ri9t als tpabniinnig b%efunben. Sic
tpirb mad Der Srrenanftalt in Nuftin
nelnnht.
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Nufreauna TIT Eera6.

@ro6e Mufresuns purbe in ber nnteegeno
bon 8aris, SeraS, bur6 bic @eneiuna bes 2rn.
S. 6. gorles berborsernfen. Serfelbe mar 10
bilFos, ba6 er Fd i'm 8ette ni6t berttt,3uore'
ben, ober NUT ben &opf gu beben berll1odte. Se'
hermann sIaub.e, baB ct an Der Musaebrittg
iterbe. Cine &robeaaf6e bon Or. Sings gtetu
DISCOVERY purbe inn sef9idt. SierDnr9 fiblte
ct ii9 sefrdftist uno faufte cine srose Slalde
unb cine Sdadtel bon Or. Sings Meip 2tfe
Iias, nnb nadbem ct swei Glaf@en basoa elm
genomrter bate, tuar er gelnnb unb bate 30
Bfunb an Gleii6 geponnea.
Gratis. @~robefafden bel u 9rei6. @roBe
Tlaf1en ST..
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9n8 @pd3enbIatt.
sDir fenbeu BON ies; ID bas ~Wo9e1ts
blatt" fit ben prets bon $500 anf
etE esahr portofrei nod 9euti9la:'o.
Ser 9erausgeber.
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= @ebrau6te SongaIine gegen ,Reus
raIgie unb &beumatismus unb feline
Wirfung mar 10 iberraf6eno, bog i'd
es fir bas waBre 9eilmittel fur bieie
2eioen empfeble.
Grant $. gouns, 30. g., Ser
inston, SEP.
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Sic Grcurffom t.atb @prpus @briti.

Ser @rcurfionss3ug, Der geftern bon
San Mntonio mad CORPUS @brifti ab=
cling, beitanb aus 6 pericnentpagen NIT
145 paHagieret unb 2 @epddmagen.
Die &eiie sing ndmli6 our9 einei1
bunfeIn Semperena 9itritt, besbalb
bate man es fur n6tbig gebaIten, grfris
fdunger mit5unebmen unb bic Sone
Star Brauerei bate gu Dem 3pede
aqein SO SAB Bier gei9enft. Muf
ben Stationer u%uterDegs fanben f9
iiberaa meitere pafagiere nnb eine
eroBe Mnaabl berielben itieg in geeoiae
elm.
I'm 81 nbr Na6mittags traf Der
greurfons3ug in CORPUS Gbrtti elm
uno bic pafagiere berfiisteu ii@ nod
benz an ber &iite gelegenen pabiaon,
moielbit Mapor 9eatb, bic geiu9sr be-
wiatommnete, porauf Ilberman Wfadep
~antmortete. Ge,9ufon uno WteBner
fprd9eu np6 uno bann tpurbe Elm aug
SsiIden uno Muitern deficiencies Msabl
einaenpmmen. 8esen Iberlo ~berfigten
lid be @dfe mad ben Quartieren, bic
ibnsn %augemieien Duroen.
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= Sn 9oufon ffarb &iGter Gergus
on.
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= 6err u. Rlein, gde 14te II. Go
parbss StraBe, Springfield, Sns., 1T
bes 2obes bon iiber 9r. Muguf So nig's
hamburger Sropfen unb Bruiftbee unb
1T gerne bereit, 3eugniB iber beren
mobltbdtige Wirfungen ab5ugeben.
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Rn6Ien8 0irnsca=galbe.

Die bette SaIbe BET gSeIt fir S4nitte
Auetfdunseu, @efdpire, Gieber. unb 2aut'
ausfdlao, GIedte, %seiprunsene Sanbe, Groft'
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten turirt 2a'
mprrboiben ober feline 8e3abluns. 8oltge
Classification sarantirt ODER bas @elo plro
auriideritattet. 20 Gents bic Sdadtel bel u
0reib
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= Wabrenb bes Morats 5eptember
befanben fi9 116 @efansene i'm @ouatp=
gefdngniB.
= Gin 3us NIT 8ieb, Der auf Der
Nranfas paB 8abn BON 8radenribge
fam, entsleifte unb mebrere Der Cars
i~tiir3ten UNI, aber ni9t elm einaiges
Stiid 8ieb 9ing babel ~berloren.
= Ser neuerpdblte Griebensri9ter
Mcallifter bat bic Office bon, abtreters
ben Griebensri9ter @ramforb hber=
nomn1en.
= Ser neue Sheriff WDatt BON
WilIon Gountp tpurbe nit efner
Stimme Maioritdt ertpdblt.
= Mrs. Nnnie SaDs berflagte Denrp
Bitter i'm 9iftrittgeri@t auf $4,000
S9abeneriab. Bitter bat benz Manne
Der Grau 9aDs, Der elm S,unfenbolb
1T, trob atpeimaliger Marnung WbisteD
b%erfauft. IS 1T bies Der erife berartige
Sal, Der fi6 in San Nntonio ereignet.
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Saltet Cure Sattpen lit Orbnnag tttb
brennetto.

9ie Mlamo Oeleompaenie liefert bas
Del. Tim Orbers tpirb gebeten uno
oas Del pirb prompt abgeliefert. Of
flee 237 81 : Souiionftrabe. Selez
pbon 351. Silica
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SrOmnS
Srott &ttters
miro RurtreM
2opfidmer3
acknowledgements
@~aaenbei4wer6en
Daspepfie
Nerbenz@ rf9lafung
Malaria
Sieber
absefpanntheit
Magen1eine Sorperf4wd@e
Miidens un6 S~eitenf4mer5ets
nnreines SLUT
Sartleibisfeit
@eiblide S4maaea
&beumatisntlls
Ne,traIsie
ysierens ntt6 2ebers8 ef4Dereeu
gu b~erfaufeu in alien apOt5efen.
Has MeSte Eat SanbeIsmarte u,h ssirsusts rrt4s
ainiea aaf bent 1tmi4lag.
gtatt rebute ni9ts &MSeres.
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Wes fam,, ae5@eben 2

Dur9 nodmalisem 8eriu6 unb aufre6ter>
6aItuns bes Mutbes fam ,nandes errei9t net
Ben, mas unmoslid erfdeint. Sunberte bof-
nungslofer GaGe bou Mieren. unD 2eberleiben
fnb burd electric 8itters sebeilt porben, na@>
benz allies iibrise berseblid beriu9t purbe.
Darum benfe man ni9t, bab es feline Seilung
siebt, ionbern berfu9e electric 8itters. IS
siebt feline anbere Mebiain, bic 70 perfect unb
ihder oas 8lnt reinist. electric 8itters beiIt
Obspepfia. Sarn. unb ale franfbeiten Der
Nieren. un19dsbar in allen Wasen> unb
2eberfrantbeiten. 8u baben fir so Gents bic
Glaide bel u. Oretb.
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snoKI TRTxY CrGARs.
WHO Is MRS. wINSL0wi

Az tins question n frequently asked, we
VII SIMPLY say that she Is lady VINO fer
upwards OF forty years has untirlngly de-
vo,ed heI time and tAieuls a. d female ply
slclsu and nurse. prime pzai.y among ehu-
dren. she has especially studied the con-
stltutlor and wants Of this numerous class.
and a. 8 result o; thls effort and practical
know edge obtained IN Il lifetime spent as
q nuree and physician she hss compounded
a SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething.
Il operates Ike magic, giving rest and
health, and Is, moreover. sure 10 regulate
the bowels. II consequence Of this article
Mn. " inslow Is becoming word renowned
~ DenefactOf OF Der race. Children GER
fRinly 90 RISE UF and bless her. Especially
Il this TIE case ~ THIS city. Vast quantities
OF the SOOTHING sNKCP are Daily sold
and used here. We think Mrs. Winsiow
has irnmOrtallz lzed her name ny this iuvalu-
able article and We sincerely believe thon-
sancs of children have been saved sroua an
early grave 10y lie timely Use. aud thai MIL
lions yet unbOrn vii share Us benefits and
unite ia cAillEg ner blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty 10 her suffering little
ones. IN our opinion. until she hss gwen it
the benefit OF MRS. WINSls0Ws sOOrH-
ING SYRUP. Try H. mOthsrs-TRY IT
NOW. Ladies Tlsu0r, Ner York Cty. soid
by al arugg ISIS. 25 cents bottle.
&C s-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
. You are q reporters" be asked.

Terrell: II haven't any objection to tell.
ing you ANYTHING, sir, but ] don't wish 10
be brought before the public In the news
papers. ] don't wish any noiorIe;y."
The reporter replied thst Of course he
did moi wish 10 bring Forrell into pubiici.
ty II be objected 10 1t. but he urged the
fnct that .'you are the pnly cOiored rneID-
ber In this Assembly--th that iact alone brings
you into publicity"
We'll Il should not. be answered, "for
there are many more cOl,fed members OF
our Assembly, but / um the only one that
came on 20 the meeting Of the Assembly"
"You formerly lived Ia Virginia, did you
potf
"Ycs; / lived here eighteen years ago"
"WheTel"
"In Charles City county"
''How old IRE yOsf"
Z" Thirty -four"
"Do you 1--we in New Ycrk city,
" Yes: ! am a stpdeDt at Cooper lnsti-
tu;e."
Il bear you are = chemist; i that sou
Yes. know some little Of chemistry. 4"
" Aren't you also civil enginecry"
:" have praciiccd civil engineering"
How many members are in your assem-
bly,
Il don't know"
Give hundTed;"
More than that
A thousand "
Yes. probably more"
Ferreil here again protested against being
questioned. SO our reporter said good night
and withdrew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
MVsIC EY The EASD.
The BalttmereSns serenEde Governor
Lee and ar Pauoerly.

The Csnmaker-' Association ~ bait-
more. beaded by Dichinson'- Bind %!
twenty piece, which they 6Toaeht with
them. iook -.renadiug tour last nigbt.
About $50 O'Clock They proceeded from
down town to the front 0i The Governors
Mansion. where the band paved Dixie"
The Governor wa DGi ai bone, but Mr..
Lee and Mr. Ca-Eie Capci. appeared on
The p0i ch and bowed recognition for tie
compliment. They lien proceeded ~
FMd', UoIel. where 6enerd-Ma-ie1-
WCkmsn Pow de-'y ha- his head
quaiier,, aud PLAYED " Ny Maryland.
Nj Pow derry wa, s.so out, 80 The company
Proceeded 20 the Theatre. v here Governor
Ice and Miss v iHuie Davis occupied one
box. with NJ PoW drrly aud the following
ne eubtr. oi ihe Executive Board IN the ol,
posits box John " Hayes. William II.
Bailey. Tom O'Reiliy, Albert q. benny.
and John II. Liichman. Here both Dixie
and NY Mary and were played. Tb~
next piace yisilcd-an0 tdis one completed
the procramme-wh was the hal! over Harris.
cOlOred undertaking establishment, ,whert
Frank J. Farrell, the roloreG member. and
sixteen 81 his while brethren of Dlsiric'
~ o. New ork, have their headquarters.
Al Harris Hal, IN response 20 The Sc
rensde, speeches were made by two c0,Ored
delegates and by M. owen, o. Daltlm0re.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05
CRE.nESTT8LS.
Meeting Of this Committee Et Ford.
Hosei Last SIsht.

This committee, composed Of nine men,
bers. met al Ford's Hotel Yesterday at ".
NJ. and remained N session Tor soyera
bours Examining the credentials oi dele
gates. The most important case beforf
them j. d contested cast from New J ort
city and BROOKLYN.
Al The last session Of the General Assem-
biz. at Cleveland. authority was granted q
District Assem- bly NJ. A. 10 issue g separai
charter to BrDokiyn If applied Tor. II
has been applied for. bui District Assem-
bly A. has never complied with the Request.
~ they cliM that this Cuarier cauu0;
issued withou; o violation % the c0ns-ru-
cnt law % the order.
II il stated that This c7se VIII Dr1lth.
At cons dered by the General Assem- l',
sitting a. O committee o' the wha'.