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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Many gentlemen have learned by expe'
Renee Within the past few years that the
yeeligec Flannel Shirt u most comforta'
bic garment TO wear In warm weather. tbs
experience has been communicated TO others
bv word OF mouth, and thus the sale OF the
.Flanuel Shirt has been increased In
proportionaic rstie. IL order to meet the
growing demand II becomes necessary for us
10 place our orders six % nine months In
advance. 90 that we may have line OF Eooas
that will command the respect and attention
OF gentlemen who INDUCED In the use OF
this Kind OF Shirt. Gentlemen VITO want
dressy Flannel shirts TO wear at home, Tor
Office. and general business; Gentlemen who
want Flannel Shirts 20 wear In camp, VIII
find IL to their advantage 10 buy now.
In the order OF fineness Is the Extra fine
Scotch Twilled Flannel Shirt-a beautiful
quality OF goods, in light, self. delicate tin's
Of coIsring, in stripes and checks. Price
Sc. so each. Next 10 this quality comes the
Extra Fine Plan Scotch Eanuel-a material
In weight and texture fine enough TO please
the most exscting and fastidious dressefs.
Price IS each. Following this comes our
great posular selling grade OF Soft American
Scotch Flannel, in plain colors, stripes, and
checks. Price $3.50.
The next grade Is the same general style "a
the last named, but in flannel not quite 80
fine, but at the same time good patterns
price 81 each. These represent in part the
line. of fancy styles, which does not by any
manner Of means end the list. as the VARIOUS
lines of plain celers IL still 10 be heard frem,
and includes in the range colorlngs in Blues,
Grays, Tans. Brown. and White, and In
price from 7jc. TO $3.50 each. Another i'm
portant feature IN connection with our stock
Of Flannel Shirts ret to be overlooked Is the
lice OF sizes which can be had. going from
smallest in neck size IA inch) to largest size
49, to 2O.inch neck). When We talk about
Mems Goods OF the same time we mean
Bows and Youths as well. AS we have
about everything described for Boys and
Young Men, from ~ to 14t.inch necks, gen.
! tlemen, boys, and youths, please take notice.
ClKS &, IN
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RrsINEss
HoULASeEK IN RICHMOND.
hts visit Here After the yorktown
Centennial Celebration.

October q, 1881, the representatives oil
the French Government sent 10 this country
10 particinAte In the Centennial anniversary
az The surrender OF CORVALLIS at Yorktown
arrived In Richmond from that place. The
party consisted OF Major Octave Gilbert De
Pus,. the Marquis Rochambesu, the Count dc
GrasSe. Count Alfred de Noalles, the Cavalier
dc Cuverville. Colonel Hippolyte William
Bossau, General George Ernest Boulanger.
NJ. Maxine Outrey, Colonel
Bloodel, NJ. Regamey, Count Laur de Lee
strade, Captain Henry DAboyille, Vi.
D'Olonues, NJ. de Jacksonville, the Com
mandant Leichensteiu, and Captain Mason,
and several ladies. Along with them came
seven members Of the Prussan Won Steu-
btn's family-a name, like Laiayettes, Illus
trlous In our Revolutionary annals.
Boulan9er has now risen 70 great promi-
hence in France and had the honor not TO
be killed in a duel day before yesterday, and
il may therefore be of interest to reproduce
the folio wing biographical sketch the DiS'
patch made OF him in 1881:
"General George Ernest Boulangcr, who
also represents the Department OF War, 81
the head OF the French military mission, IS
the most distinguished OF the generals OF tue
French army to-day. He commands the re-
powned fourteenth brigade OF cavalry; Is
commander OF the Legion OF Honor, and was
made a general within sixteen years after
entering the army-a rapidiiy OF pro-
motion seldom equalled. He was born
in REEVES IN 1885, entered the army
IN 1856. and his campaigns embrace
that OF Africa, 1856 to 1859; the Italian cam
palrn Of the latter year, being wounded ID
the fierce combat OF Turbigo, and for this
campaign be was made knight OF the order
of the Legion Of Honor and OF the order Of
st. Mnurltius and Lazarus OF Italy. He then
served In Cochin China, 1861 10 1864, being
again wounded in an assault, for which be
was made knight Of the Royal Order o.
Isabella OF Spain. lie served through tbt
FTanco-Prusslan war with distinguished
yalor. being wounded at the battle OF Cnam'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

0rsnd and extensive Isnprovemsnss
60 one Or oar Large and Etegans
Dry-oseus stores.
Messrp. ThxlhImer Brothers. approaching
the want OF larger and and more commo'
d!ous bulding, have leased the entire mouse
now occupied by them, and VIII begin puiId'
ing operations or July sd.
They will have handsome stairway. the
latest and most improved electric elevator %
carry passengers to their many and new DE-
partmenb.
an entirely new ard elaborate front,
which Will compare with anything In the
North.
fbere will be four large floors. 25x3o feet,
which will be well lighted and fitted fof
business purposes.
As the firm OF Thslhlmer Brothers u SC
well known ~ this city and State their late
father, MIR. William Thalhimer, having emf
grated to this city over fifty years ago.,
for honest. fair, and legitimate dealings,
there II no doubt but that they will succeed
in their new undertakings.
AS building operations commence july
23d, they will begin Monday, July 10th, tc
sell Of their entire stock at and below cost
fer The next sixty days. Both summer and
winter goods will be sold at such prices thai
will nav 10 buy whether you need them OF
not. Note their large advertisement in
Tuesdays Dispatch and see what they are
going TO do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

plying, for which be WA created an ofIcer
Of the Legien Of Honor. lie SERVED With
conspicuous gsllautfy against the Commune,
and was aaain wounded by bullet IN the
elbow. which dissnled his left arm"
Bouianser and friends while here visited
the FsIf.Grounds, had lunch at The kx.
change, and at night attended ball and
bsnquct given in their honor BY our people
and held In the then vacant Allen house, IT
the southeast corner OF Main and Fiith
streets, and the next morning they all left
for Washington, "much pleased with the
city, OF course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
stand from Under.

In order not to carry over single pair Of
Low Shoes | viii sell
Infants 5-Suap Sandals, 2-5, bronze aud
black, at 25c.
Children's Opers.slippers. 40, at SOC.
ChIldren's Bronze-Top Lace Oxfords, 40,
at 75c.
Cbildren's 2-Strap French Kid Sandals at
75c.
Cbildren's Buckle Adonis Sandals at 75c.
Chil5ren's Langtry Tie., 40, at soc.
Boys Strap Ties. 3-5, at soc.
BOYS Lace Oxfords, SIS, at 81.
Ladies' Kid Newport Ties at 81.
Ladies' Patent Leather Sailer Ties at $3.50.
Gentlemen's Lace Oxfords and Strap Ties
Mt f15O. This is a bonanza to gentlemen
wearing 8, 81 and G, as these goods are all
81 to sc goods, and they are sold at about one
fourth value. Positively no exchange.
J. A. GRIGG, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
An A,tracstve Excursion.

Next Saturday night, July 2lst, at 10
O'Clock. the steamer Ariel will leave here Tor
a grand Moonlight Excursion Down the
Jsmes to the seashore. Old Point and NOR
folk will be reached after an early breakfast,
and then the happy tourists will have the
opportunity Of dip IN the ocean at Virginia
Beach, Ocean View, Old Point, or trip to
Hampton, Soldiers Home, &c, &c. The
Ariel will leave Norfolk at 4 p. Nj. and Old
Point at 5P. NJ, reaching home at midnight
Sunday-ready for business Monday aud
ell for the remarkably low price OF 81 for the
round trip. with the privilege OF staying
over until following Tuesday. The ladies'
saloon reserved for their use exclusively.
Truly q very attractive excursion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
THEIR BONDS PLACED
New Il Leohs ~ II This Work 10 70
b Pushed In Yins
Tsshion.

Work on the Eigbth.strect tunnel Is pro-
srssslng yery well, all things considered.
The contractors. Messrs. J. G. Carpenter q
Co. had forty.tiye men at work Yesterday,
and In very few days now the force VIII be
greatly increased.
Mr.. CARPENTER said yesterday thatbe would
have his tesms. fixtures, &C.. here from North
Carolina By "Wednesday, and they VIII ee az
once nut 10 work. aud then much more rapid
progress will be made.
BITTER EQUIPMENT.
when the contract for building the tunnel
vss given 10 this firm they bad Just con-
cluded . large Job 10 Northt 'srolina, ana no!
expecting anetber so soon, had lent or hired
their force, team, &c, 20 other contractors
who win ship them here tomorrow.
Up 10 this time the earth dug has been
borne of Ia wheclbarrows. and when the
carts begin TO run II can be moved much
more rapidly and hundreds more Of hands
, can be employed 10 advantage. In few
dass 4 night force will be put 10 work and
oper1,iona will continue day and night I'm.
MI the tunnel Is complete. This Is usual IN
railroad work OF this character. and II neces-
ssty IN this instance, as the contractors only
have until July ], 1889, TO make hnisn Oh
their Job.
BUSINESS
twill look like businesssure enough when
the shafts are sunk; hosting machinery put
in Mace, ana hundreds OF men and o large
number Of teams are employed.
Mr.. III. A. Atkinson. Jr.. counsel for the
ranrosd company, will return from New
York to-day. and the hands viii all be paid
OF tomorrow.
Messrs. Carpenter & Co. took charge oil
the hands last Tuesday, and they will be
psfd of regularly hereafter on the goth Of
each month.
The construction company that has under.
taken the building OF the tunnel has placed
enough bonds TO pay for the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Elegant Bar-Couptcr and shelving
and Piate-GIass mirror for Sale.
Asian now refitting my rooms with new
fixtures l desire TO sell, to be removed al
once
one very handsome Bar-Counter with
Back Shelving:
one Plate.Glas Mirror OF large size.
Will sell at bargain II immediate appli-
cation be made. WILLIAM REUGER,
Ninth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Iarde,,a Ariou sacred Excursion.

The unprecedented success which has
attended these pleasant excursions has de-
cided the baud to repeat 1t again this after
noon. Attractive and popular music, and
cheap irsi-clsss refreshments viii be DIS
pensed SIS usual Fifty cents round trip;
children 25 cents. Steamer caves at $3.50
sharp, and stops at City Point half hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

We have reasons Ia think that the public
and some OF our friends believe that we do
not manufacture the shirts and underwear
that they kindly order OF Us. We do not
know how this report originated, nor do we
care. We state emphatically that we manu-
facture all shirts and underwear that we
take orders for; that our machinery Is run
by an electric motor; that our cutters are
the best to be had for money; our operators
are the most experienced to be had In the
city; we use the best material; and we feel
safe in guaranteeing every garment as TO
quality and fit that we manufacture.
WILLIAM MITCHELL Il Co.,
Corner Of Ninth and Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

No gentleman's wardrobe 10 complete
without box of Grand Republic Ciearros
or Buffos. II you do not smoke your friends
do. Remember that.
TRIBBETr & TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

CHEWING & ROSE. 6 p. NJ, commissioners
sals Of south-Fifth- street small frame dwell
isg
WILLIAM JENKINS, 70 NJ, $50 punches choice
bananas.
GEORGE W. MAYO, furniture, groceries. canned
goods, &C.
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"OId Boys" Excursion TO wash


Don't forget the cod Boys" Excursion
IN washington on August 18th. Go and you
will have good time. Seventeen hours In
washington. Only 81 for round trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
A N

OF our 75-cent Besded-Bow Opera-slippers
at 60 cents PAIR. JACOB MAY 81 SON,
607 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

The Season for August and all the other
leading Fashion Magazines can be found at
n. Leonards, newsdealer, COS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Trunks and NatcbeIs.

II Will nav you to look at our mammoth
stock OF Trunks and Satchels before pur-
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAY Il Son,
COZ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Mercantile club.

Garden Concert Tuesday, july II. 1888, al
9P. NJ. Music ny lardeIlas' Band. Mem
bers and their ladies' invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Inc SILK Rcnrfs.

The finest line OF Scarfs ever shown here
for 19c. worth 35c.; Four.iu.HaDds and
Tecks. CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
4l9 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Drink Malto: tits pleasant.

----------------
PRoPHYLAcTIC IN SfcKNrss.-"Ty typhoid Fever
has broken out here again. but wherever Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid has been freely used there
hiss been no feyer"-M. B. LANCASTER, ?. A. Edi-
tor Central Albanian.
"Ths Fluid Is not merely deodorizer, but a
disinioctant-s destroyer OF the disease germs
In an atmosphere which cannot DO breathed
without dangsr"-NeW York Erenfr9 Post.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Tan.GAIAHen

Oxford Ties for ladies and misses.
JACOB MAY & Son,
COZ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Drink Malto for tho nerves.

Languor. Dull Headache, and Constipation 70
moved by TIRRANT's sELTZEE APERrEsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

ladies' Muslin Underwear, children's Muslin
caps, and hosts Of other goods have been great
ly reduced at d. & f. MITrELDoRFER's,
527 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Drink Mallo at .ods-iOuntaIn.

Special reductions in Plain and Fancy Para
soils, Sun Umbrellas. &c, a.
ID. & T. MIrTELD0RFERs,
b27 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Drink Mslto.

No well-regulated household should be with
out bottle Of ASGesryBA BIrrERs, the world
renowned appetiser and invigorator. Ask for
the genuine article, manufactured by DR.. j. q.
b. SEIGERT & SONS
All work intrusted to the Dispatch Job-Print-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

For bargains In Maitng,, oil-Cioths. Rugs,
&c, cali on ID. d L. MiTlkLpohfsR,
527 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
AUCrIos SALES MONDAY.

Drink Malte-2s cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Constable Brothers, 40 east Broad street,
agents for the New York coIIaf.and. Cun
Laundry Of New York city. We ship Tues.
dsy at IL NJ. and are returned Saturday o.
Pm. Collars. 60; Cuffs, 40. per pair La
dfea, Capa CELLARS. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
WANTS.

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO
w LEARN THE DRUG BUSINESS. Small
salary paid Address DRUGS.
ty i52t care Of Carrier No. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

stiliauother not to crack: why 40 1obbers
order Grand Republic Cigsrros In quarter
million lots? Perhaps they do not want to
take two bites ut q cherry.
TRiBBErT & TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Real Mark Down Sale
IsAAc sycLK & Co.,
sO3 Broad street,
next corner Third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

WANTED, A GOOD FARMLAND.
w white or colored. Must understand how TO
milk and take care OF COWS. Apply at American
hV.ei; -. J. g. DoDsON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
In OIden Times.

Nilsson, a le-rDed Traveller of the early
part OF last century. gives apparently a cor
rect account Of the principal ceremonial OF
the day. "On the eve OF st. Valentines
day. he says, ''the young folks IN England
aud Scotland, by very ancient custom, cell
cb--a.e little festival. An equal number Il
maids and bachelors ges together, each
writes their true or some feigned name upon
separate billets, which they roll up aud draw
by way Of lots, the nns.ss taking the mems
billets and the men the maids; so that each
Of the young men lights upon a girl he calls
his valentine, and esch OF the girls upon a
ysung msn whom she calls hers. By this
means each has two valentines, but the man
sticks fasaer to the valentine that has fallen
70 him than 10 the valentine TO whom he has
fallen. Fortune thus divided the company
into so many couples; the valentines give
balls and treats TO their mistresscs, wear
their billsts several days upon their boeoms
or sleeves, and this little sport often ends il
love-
A young lady, who published volume of
essays in is54, says in reference TO this day:
Last Fridsy was Valentines day, and the
night before got Eve bay leaves aRd pinned
four Of thoin 70 tho four corners OF my pillow
and tho fifth to the middle, and then if
dresmt ef my sweetheart Betty said we
should bs married before the year was out.
But TO mako Il more sure | boiled an ery
hard and tsok out tho yelk ond filed is WITH
salt, and VIXEN l went to bed ate it sholl and
al witheut srcakIng or drinking sfUer IL.
We also wrsss our lovers names uDoa bits Of
paper ana rolled tsein up IN clay and put
them iafo water. and the frSc that rose up
was % he our valentino Weuld ven think
il, Nr Blcsson vas my mani lay abei all
toe morning and kept ny eyes shut till be
came 20 our house. f5r | weuld net have seen
another E,au bcfors hin FOR al TIC world
St. Valentines Dar = alluded to by Shakes
peare and ~ Chaucer. and $50 by the Poet
Lydgats, rho died in 1870. One Of the earliest
known writer's Of valentines. or rather love
poems foT isis dsy specially. was Charles,
duke of OTlsGAs Dreytsn, poet of Shakes
peare's time. also wrote Gono charming
verses having tais days Observance ss a
taeI19.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Frotesser Lazey h.s gigea = ta e. IA
wa IS go fFsa ~az- : f1ll grown nan
s1eud vel ., al Eoy tEs VEGA. should 10
clviaa,l- tla zFrz-esE1az. Is as follows:
Ws.sa-. - pollfs ralts up thus Nus -
sn1 .Lsir ag9-I -sraLe1s. q pc1ads. sksh-
ton. q Eoa2sis. ss.n, - a. poas.i1, "a. .
p,'.nsis. osa.a. : rcnres. thoracc vl4asA,
: = pcgres. ac<o14LHas visgsra, II pounds:
blcod, nnleA ~o1ld dysa from tic bedv. 7
poaEsis 1n.s raaA ooghs % ect9a1ne PER
eieu4--lez1 tes.ssszk, 900 grains. brad.
Q 80 grains; IaiiE, 80 grE-5; potatoes.
400 zsalas, znts-r. 90 grains. and water,
z-0O0 sreL.A Ais heart s1oaLa beaE IS times
. minute, and be saoala breathe Is times a
m-nuta IL sessty -i0or hours he would
v.l.4te I. 10 cu5le ssst q puro ar 10 tas ex-
teat of ! par cent. a nlsn. therefore, OK The
weignt msn1cned o1gAs 10 hayo 20 cuhls
fset OF we1 ves-ilate1 space. Ho would
throw cff ~ tie ssia IS ounces Of water, 90
grains cf sold uset,er and go grains Il car
boaic acid every .weaty-ioUr hours, and his
total iozs during "a t7se-tY-four hours would
Be pcunds O. water and Little above .
pounds q other matter
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

covernmert iand may % taken up by set
fiers under three lzNs-th9 houlesteed, he
prs-ern a-ion and tho tree claim Law. Quo
hundred ard aixty acres may D. taken by the
sstLisr under each law. Homestead lands
cost noshins except tts registry fee. Pre-
empton lands cost from slz5 70 s.. 80 per
acre HoDesteadz sre only taken up on sur-
veysd lands, bat pre-enptisa can bo taken
on saEyeysd isndz aud after survey tho pro-
ellpIon may - chnEcod .Eso q Homestead
clal1a Il desired The laws IL 10th tie above
eases require residanco ard cultivation to -
cure title. Tho tree land claims lands arc
sree ern-rs entry fe<S, bus tho claimant
bi1Gs hir-ssif 20 So our, every year after The
third, ccr-ain part oi tho land anruaily IN
trces or e7.sia.s Lands taken up unlsr the
''trse claim" are prairie leEd, or lazd nat
Uraily devoid of uecs. ClIzEs. or those
contemplating citi7~rs'iip, may have tho
benefit Of t1s homestead law. Tho United
States lad commissioner ct Washington, ID.
c., VII mall pamphlets relative to the ebovs
llusl
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

More than . century ego tho best tobacco
ard the bss. rum csaIao from Anx Cages pro
nounced . Kl, and the best of anything was
designated as Aux Cayes, or o. K. This
meaning Of the phrass is still retained. In
the JACKSON carrr@- "a everJ lie taet could 30
ins .nsD4 was invented 10 hlacksn the gen.
erals character, snd an irdorser,cot that he
had made. this Is O. k lrreaniae the oess)
was sAxsn by Seaa Smith, and declared by
him 70 be but &C abbreviasioe Of the gaa-
erals cnssor1aTy Endorsement Of papers as
"oll kerrsct7 Tho Democrats took UP this
stsbsgasnt and f-Stsn-d tho mystic letters
upon their banners. The meaning Of "all
correct" stuck % the letters, and since then
they hare ossa used ia The two meanings Of
''the best 4ad 'rll right"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

fasioE 5affaai "lt nav mssn a great
d. All Us nav uesn uoiaies.
LANSING Rr0,.b r's. Tbs x~sas sct of
shaicsfo1 So st1ke him forever fsm0us i'm
American hlstsrT
Fiict este "Tlis news vii be received
VIII sincere regret By aandrsds of -
snds ~ Republicans all oesr The iand
Kssmszoo f.egrfsf "'rhe language and
purposs 81 Nr Hlsires i1ttsf are too pIai1
g. leave snv douss sboat wssz be inssads
% say.
Isrksor CYfeea sFeztcnstslv FOR him
NO deus hs hss faand s. has. .a .st tha
bar su aad hancr ~ .he nsxt campaign
tali gpou a nsF saan
saginaw Heraf There was 70 rossft--s
molten .er ,lr Blaine I'd decline the nse of
bis la7ne 1I es 8e fuay mes1l al tasg his
letter ssTs sua tnrliss
ChsrleVoix r-tss rhis acfi-r oa he
par oI a. are p1rs Z ssreas ssFs-f
urcD 80 II uaaea sd Sil. 20 cur spie-
hen. restcre saTs aaEalaas 'o IA parry
Bay Ci,Y r~ae5 Fee 'erss RsDutRosn
psrtv' eee - 5esariea AZ sf sea vita
eut riIrt "a shnnf ecaf.snaf - tss tsas
he can bring ssfsiF sEsin iatl .hs hs1bcr
81 success
SO naw fairv fr. Vow it vecis
- kighi7 sraHffHE Aichizsa Rsesa.i-
cans rori rnt tienfret 1Ircr n-c .nr 3 sra
~ssce ~ s'aias ssrs he hss ID .rr4sr 81
sreire ,e il
Colfr. er Rrs.Ha-a The Rsrutli-sr
esrss r. rau fh 80 aeos over fas fs.8
tfcns FL rreev err fern aers nslf q
us~n $50 srsrfs ers s1ss-rs
1sest eaf-1fe 1aner ss ard
Jscsson Fta SIS or-r. nan ia
tre -l -Is4 er-srt 4san az aae
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Of al he means Of public conveyance in a
iaFse city. even for few hours, daring a
s'rlks of tie employees means gsaeral
parslyzing Of trade snd industry foT the
time being and Is attended With en- eror-
nous aggregate lcss 10 the community.
How much tore seFious to the individual
e The general tie-up OF bis system. known
as constipation. and due to he strike Of the
most important organs for more prudent
treatment and setter care II too long
neglected, = t9rpid o. sluggish liver sill
Drod0es ssrio7. forms Of kianey and liver
diseases uslsrisl trouble srd chronic
dyfPepsis. Dr. fieroes Pleasant Purxative
Peisfs srs = prrveuiivs ard caee of thess
disorders. lhsv are prompt. sure and
effective, pleasant 70 tsks, and positively !
harm ess
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

There IS ro en1 81 lie sssks whsch dlilT
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

International comfy he's established the
rule taa2 ras-ris - contracted in a fcrcirn
nation by a sfbiss. or citizen Of another
nation. II made IN aecs rsnnce with the law
os tho lad wl'srs t.se marriage taxes placo,
r hsld % - a valid marriage in TIE country
T. vhirh eisoer of TIE parties owes allrTianco,
provided ths marriage was szes as could be
lawfully contracted there