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Dag Wsbe / Galeet ueo Yotsbam, bpur
ban pniiebe Nuoiens hos 8ronprinien
for at anmpoe benne ON StDtte til ct
eIer anbet relsjDrenoe 5%Oretusenbe.
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for @emafferne, Wanoen pasierer flere
@emafter, us meo st finber ban / ct
tibet Sarelie 8runprinien lissenbe, iaa
lang ban er, paa @uluet lesenbe meb
fine Ysri,, mebens 8rpnpriniesien iao /
en- Sofa meb ct Saanoarbeioe. Iniss
seren blep albeles perpler, men &rons
p~rinien ueobleu fin Seq us iuareoe
sanife rulis:
"9e fan 10 ielu ie, beoite Sen, at les
bar Some os ipo 8prn; De bar Ell abe
les fO~rfaroelis Gppetit - jes fan life
sjprc NOset for 9em."
Men 9aseu eiter ienbte &ronprinien
ct fort Sioras til bet 8elsjprenbeosz
gart, iom 1alen par ON.
9ette siuer Os uetop bet rette Yilebe
al Seller 5reoerif: Som en- jepn %
liseirem Manb, iom en- GOD Gaber, Der
belit bar mellem fine Bpru, bet pasier
lanst beore, eno ON ri tanfte us BAN /
Yanier % Ylaoe, pau en- fpris Seit os i
8ruotrs9. San bar paret belbis ioni
Sploat, men Solbat al Siertet, - bet
par ban life. Oct bar eiter &riser
1870, at ban leoeoe i'm bebIte 5ib: ba
tunbe ban bore / 5reo % go paa
Slu,tet i YUtsbam / i'm Jamilies
Stjpo.
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al ben militare Sonngr. gn Of Smca.
prinIerne funoe life uoitaa at bliut
paifet. Der bleo oa sipet Orore til
SOloaterne / Sotsoam pm life at siprt
SonnDr for ben unse a%aualer, ruar bar
par uoe at fjpre. 9rensen blep bret
ouer berne Mausel paa &eipett, mer
bans 5aber iuareoe: "Sreusiife Sul.
batter siDr life Sonnsr iur Yrinier, ion
er itione / Nniistet."
9isie Smaa Gnefpoter tesner beor,
enb en- lang uouiflins 8eilerens Op:
traben % aaratter. Set er 10 almin.
belis befienot, at Bsrnenes Spbraseli,
ale Gage bar p9ret bans S%ouepopsape
San uilbe life buoe fine to Ssnner op.
prasne ueo SOffet, men Loo Dem saa
Sfefe idmmen meo borserlise Ssrn, pe
ienote benz ienere til 3pcaet / 8asiel
meo Nnmobnins til 9irsftsren ON itf
at inprsmme Dem noseniombeln 8e
s~unitiselie.
ut iupmme par en- af bans guplinss
BeHjaftiselier, os ban par en- jeunli!
@j9it paa be uiientlise 8apeanitalte,
peo Yotsoam. Selu iusmmebe ban for
trinlis os sioroe Masier al Sumter 70,
at more be mango 8srn; en- Gan,
imelem tUs ban Osiaa ct al Dem unbe
grmen % bpfteoe ueo meb BAN.
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Omtrent 5000 Nil, Der oripes al
aidiion, Iopeta & Santa 5e Ba1er.
Suab tofer en- galaos GOpeoOsn?
Omtrent $4,000 Dollars, eIer ~
900 Dollars, bpis bet er en- 8eftlbules
Yosn.
Spilfen er ben lensite Sernbanebro'
bue / be Jorenebe Stater?
"Gantileper" Buen / HousbfeepIte
Brpen; ben er SAB Sob.
Suilfen er ben bsieite Se%rnbansbro !
be Joreneoe Stater?
ainsue 8iabuften paa erie Banen,
3o4 Sob bOi.
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be Soreuebe Stater?
Setter Cooper.
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Nntal I~asiaserer?
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gurf, Der bar $4,000 8asiaserer I
Gesnet, eQer 1O1,62O,000 ON Iaret.
Spilfen er Den lenslte Sernbanes
Sumel?
Sooiac Tunnel paa 5it6burs 8anen
(l44 Ntile lans).
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tioneu al en- Wil Sernbane?
5or neruarenbe omtrent 10000
Dollars.
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enere Stater?
9enper & &ip @ranoe ganen; Mars
i6al Bas er 1852 COB ouer Sapet.
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orabes pep Sernbaneubelb?
en- al buer ii Wjlioner 8asiaserer.
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ueo at faloe ub at 8iuouer, END Der bras
bes / Sammeni tsb paa S%ernbaner.
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lansit / 0it os Seit?
Canadian Ydcifc Banen, Der itratfer
Jig fra Quebec til Bet StiIe 6au.
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alminbelist Glib?
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
The Debut OF u Soldier.

lhlnEidhc.l
There was n young officer of the Nine
tieth regiment whom casual observer
would call strangely bright-looking
boy. Now. however, with pickaxe in
hand, this boy (as he seemed) was de-
voting a mighty zeal-zeal governed by
knowledge and skill-to the cardinal
purpose in hand. He was one who las
now the world knows) had lite OF
warlike glory before him. Though
seeming much younger, he was really
twentv-one years of age. Twenty-one
years OF age, yet already distinguished
for the number and the brilliancy OF his
warhke service Captain--then Lieu
Wolseley had come out to the
Crimea in the midst Of the terrible
winter. Within "a few days from the
time of his landing he had courted hard
ship and work by volunteering to
serve as an engineer IL the
trenches; and it is still as an
acting engineer that We first
see him busted in this evening of the
eth Of June. From a work-discon-
tinued soon aiterward-on part OF the
ground further east he was summoned 10
replace an engineer officer who had beeh
killed at the Cuarries, and thenceiorth
till the morning hour which found him
exchanging al, other toll for the toll OF q
desperate light. he shared in the strenuous
efforts by which our people were striving
to connect the works newly captured With
Egerton's Pit, and to form, before break
of day, what, however imperfect, might
prove to he tenable lodgment. The
loss Of blood caused by a wound re-
ceived et an earlier hour did not slacken
his powerful energies, and, although he
was destined to touch-was destined
even to pass-the actual physical limit
of what angry nature allows in the way
of bodily effort, we shall not see him
robbed Of his strength by either the
work or the fighting he chose TO go
through till the object of his toll had
been reached and the difficult victory
Won
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
CHAPTER ".

When Fanny came to herself she was
living on the drawing-rOom sofa. Her
husband was bathing her forehead.
Saunders was assisting him, and the first
words she became dimly conscious Of
were in his voice.
Its too bad Of You, master" he was
saving. GA shock like that was worse
than your showing yourself would have
been. 1t must have seemed a miracle, "
he added, with a mixture of reproach
aud reverence in his voice, as if he were
speaking of something sacred.
"Well, / didn't mean to brighten her, "
replied Mansell in 4 scared, apologize
tone. most unusual with him, al didn't
even know that l should come out on the
cursed picture. l wanted to see what
she was doing get look ut her face
without her catching sight OF me. 1t
only occurred to me afterward that | had
put nv head right in front OF that infer
nal machine. It's all your fault for not
going into the clubhouse when l told
YOU.
"But she'd Just said wasn't to go in
for fear of something dreadful happen
ing with those queer things she's got
there"
Evidently Saunders had supersti-
tious awe Of the dark room.
"Well," retorted his master, "you
could have called to her to come out,
you old duffer and then you could have
broken it to her gently"
There now /" exclaimed the poor old
man. greatly injured. 81 was all in a
tremble with the fright you'd just given
me-md there's cook not gotten over it
vet. nor won't for long tune 10 come.
There was YOU telling me to go into the
out-house Tor fear OF something you'd
done 10 the machine, and there was the
mistress just been telling me not TO 60
in for fear of doing something to the
things inside, and couldn't go and call
10 her that you'd come back-that would
have given her shock, II You like-end
nothing short of that or the house being
on fire would have brought her ont till
she'd finished and if I'd opened the
door she'd have heard cooks screams
and there was you close by, that she
might have come upon quite unforeseen.
Go away now. sir-she's coming TOGO
away, / tell you
But Fanny had heard scraps of this
conversation and had recognized her
husbands voice. Go away? just as be
had come back to her? 1t had been no
miracle she had not been dreaming-
he was really with her. She opened her
eyes aud gazed up at him. How could
Lord Undercroft be for one moment
compared to him Here was all the Old
love and happiness restored TO her. She
was in his arms. They would never be
parted again
If Manse,l had bad any reason for
doubling his wife's devotion he doubted
il now no longer. Such Joy as she mani
tested could not have been simulated.
Saunders had discreetly disappeared.
Wheu Fanny had sufficiently recovered
Mansell told his story in reply to her
eager luestionings.
On coming TO himself after the acct
dent he found that he was lying in
miserable hat, far from civilized regions,
and tended only by natives. dc was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
CHAPTER LII.

When Lord Undercroft was gone Fan
nv felt frightened and miserable. She
feared she had done very wrong IN en-
couraqinQ his visits in the first instance.
TINS catastrophe had been quite unex-
pccted. Then it occurred to her that III
telling him 10 come again on the NOR
row 10 receive her answer she had unln-
teu,ionailv led him to believe that she
meant to accept him. But, strong
AZ had been the mOmentary temp
tation 10 do so, Impossible as sue
bad found it TO pronounce a definite
refusal much as She dreaded the blank
IN her life which wouid be occasioned
bv the loss OF his friendship, she no
sooner had leisure for reflection than she
felt that her love for her husband was us
Great as ever. and that no one could sup
nlv his place. at any cost, Lord IN
3crcroltis offer must be refused. She
bitterly repented her weakness III delay
inc tie evil moment. That afternoon
she would write bun a note, teiiing MN
that his hopes were vain. -.
At luncheon Fanny reused herself 10
listen 10 Muriels chatter. linen sue sent
The child out with her nurse. and deter-
mined TO try and Danish her wretehed-
noss for AN hour or two by deyotng her-
self to photography while the sun was
still bright. Before writing her note She
would take the picture of the house
which she had promised to Lord Under
croft lie might decline to accept 1t
now nevertheless, she would fulfil her
SO She went through the conservatory
into the little clubhouse that served Der
for a dark room, closed tho door, and
drew red curtain over it to keep ont
eqerv crack OF light The only remain
mo light in the place came through a
red blind fastened over ths little VIM
dow. .h;s door -
she said to herself, remembering 'haI on
en-, en-, previous day Saunders, the man
s .Av had come in 10 announce Vlsi-
60 s while She was engaged in developing
: ~, ,ho.oeraph which, as she had aniofnea
n p was consequently completely spoli-
- ID Then she recalled the events OF THO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
CHAPTER IL.

fanny Nansell resided 10 a pretty
p. trck house. surrounded by green
4au, AID shady trees. within I'VE niiies
o'i manufacturing town OF Druineid'
".r husband bad, On his marriage sup,
lis fathers place in the ceit Dra,eo
-r. Of Nause1 & Haddon, at Druiiield
liz. being unaccustOmed 10 continent M
.. al Office IN a large town. hiS hesith
l..er a time began TO suffer, ana ms
20 ical attendant advised chahRe OF
af aud scene. Mansell had been aDouI
50 send . representative OF the hr1a 70
Y.t breuch house ia India. ms task
20 LOW determined 20 take upon LIN,
T. Tie whole trip need occupy out
free months, and the sea voyage D'iSh'
BE- expected 20 benefit him permanently.
laupy offered no opposition to the
plan, bat consented 10 remain ~ hOino
sih thor little daughter. MnrieL
The journey was performed IN SAFETY,
'be object of Mapsell's visit TO India was
accomplished, and he was about 10 s,'r'
Oh bis boulevard vOy age, when ne len IL
with al old friend who was on DIS way
TO Join brother then engaged inlmssiDg
explorations in the Hinalayas' Man,
eels love Of mountain climbing returned
" strongly on receiving this intelligence,
Tat be was easily induced 70 form one Of
TIE party. The brothers, wishing 70 ~
tempt a higher ascent than any they haa
yet accomplished, wese glad enough 70
have the aid Of an experienced Alpine
climber.
The disastrous result Of the expedition
wss fearful blow " Fanny. She hAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
/. r. SALE.
APorHEcARY, aool yEyABLE STREET
PURITY GUARANTEED

PURITY GUARANTEED.
i,cOO pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at
200 pmts GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUM at
100 pins NORWEGIAN COD-LiYER OIL at
SOC
lSc. will buy DIR. DAyID'S or DIR. BULLS
COUGH SYRUP;
l5c. will buy CARRIERS, DAVID's, or BRAN
DRETH PILLS;
I5c. will buy FRAYSER'S NERVE AND BONE
LINIMENT:
l5c. will buy JUMPER TAR for colds;
75c. will buy VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE;
75,. viii buy wYETH's BEEF WINE AND
lRON;
75c. will buy PlERCE'S MEDICAL DisCOVE-
RY:
75c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RlLLA:
75c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR;
75c. will buy SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE;
25 will buy SWIFTis SPECIFIC, large;
s5c. will buy WlLBOR'S CoD-LlVER OIL
AND LIME;
4Oc. will buy all 5Oc. CoD-LIvER EMUL-
SIONS;
6Oc. will buy sozODoNT, the best dentifrice
S5c. will buy MEADE& BAKERS CARB0LIC
MOUTH-WASU;
s. will buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CURE;
Sill will buy FELLOWS SYRUP HYP0PHOS-
PHIlEs;
IOc. will buy ALLcoCKs POROUS PLAs-
TER;
25c. will buy pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED;
75c. will buy LAZELLE'S, VIOLET. or LAVEN-
DER WATERS, worth sl--tne bost per-
fumes sold:
SOC. will buy GENUINE KLOSTERFRAU CO.
LOGNE (NUNSl. ia %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
DERBYs.
La TOsCA.

The play which, after running in
Paris, with Nine. Bernhard rs its he
rome, and which is now playing here
"Ls Tosca has given its name to n
new variety of Atwood material pro-
duced on foreign looms, and having the
appearance of very fine ladies' cloth.
Morning wrappers are shown in all
the lighter-fgured woollens. The fronts
are usually filed with cashmere or surah,
and lace and ribbons are combined with
velvet in trimming them. Some of them
are quite elaborate creations.
Gloves for the season are heavily
stitched upon the back in self-color.
c. II. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
DRUGs. aEOiCINEs. Sc.

ID GROSS ALLCOCKS POROUS
4 - PLASTERs. 800 pounds GUN CANE
PHOR. rs pounds TRUE PERSIAN INSECT
POWDER, barrel 60 gallons imported BAY
RUNE gross NARDLEYS ENGLISH SOAPS
all Odors; 3 cases fArHiNn- ana TOILET
SPONGES-assortei sizes; 2 tales CARRIAGE
SPONGES. Wholesale aud retail 10y
l. WAGNER, Druggist,
NH 2t2t' sixth aud Broad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
PROPOSALS..
DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
Il Marco q. lsSs.-SEALED PROPOSALS, en-
dorsed Proposals for Tobacco will be re-
ceiyed. from manufacturers or regular dealers
only, az the Bureau VI Provisions and Clothing,
Navy department. Washington, ID. c., until II
o'clock A. N. April 80, 1888, and opened imme-
diately thereafter In tue presence Of bidders, tor
tho supply on or before November 1, 1898, at the
navy-ysrd. New YORK, Of Que hundred aud city
thousand $4,000 pounds Of NAVY TOBACCO.
Tie bids decided by let. Bidders are referred 20
tho Bureau Of Provision. and Clothing, Navy De-
partment, Washington d. c., for specifications,
forms OF offer. and all Information relative 10
thu article required. The proposals must be
made In duplicate on the proper blank forms
aud fiied ont as iadiedtSs By The blank. The De
partment reserves the right 70 reject any propo-
sal not considered advantageous 70 the Govern
ment JAMES FULTON.
NH 2f30t Paymsster General, L. ). Navy.
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UFFICE OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT VIRGINIA PESITEsTIAKY,
March %, 1873. }


SUPERINTENDENT VIRGINIA PESITEsTIAEY, :
March %, 1873 }
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this ONCE until TUESDAY,
March 9Th, az IL O'Clock ~, for furnishing this
institution for the next three months COM
mencing April I, 1888 with TIE FOLLOWING
ARTICLES IN MORE OK LESS QUANTITIES,
as the requirements demand-yiZ.:
100 barrels FAMILY FLOUk-samplo.
1000 bushels MERCBANTABLE BOLTED
MEAL--sample.
2,c00 pounds RICE sample.
1900 pounds PARTOLA COFFER-sSmple.
1900 pounds Brown SUGAk-sampie.
1900 pounds BULK SIDES, SHOULDERS, or
BUTTS-ssmple.
$500 pounds TURPENTINE SOAP-sample.
10 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT.
I,400 gallons LOW GRADE SYRUP sample.
go gallons KEROSENE OIL, ll5 degrees test
sample.
300 galions HEADLIGHT OIL, 100 degrees
test-sampie.
barrels VfNEG AR-sampe.
90 barrels NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The above goods 70 be delivered at the Virginia
Penitentiary free Of all drayage, ana In such
quantities and at such times as the superinten-
dent may require them 10 To delivered, subiecs
70 inspection.
Mark name and price on each sample. seps-
rate bids will be received for any ono or more OF
the above articles.
The Beard OF Directors reserve the right To
reject any or all bids
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
w. W. MOSES.
NH o. W&Sugt Superintendent
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ICoPYRIGHT, ISL

indescribable feeling of dread, or of i'm
pending calamity
II you have all. or any considerable
number OF these symptoms, you are
suffering from that most common of
American malades- Bilious Dyspepsia, or
Torpid Liver, associated with Dyspepsia,
or Indigestion. The more complicated
your disease has become, the greater the
number and diversity of symptoms. No
matter what stage Il has reached. DIR.
PIERcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
will subdue IL, II taken according 10 di-
rections for a reasonable length OF time.
II not cured. complications multiply and
Consumption Of the Lungs. Skin Diseases,
Heart Disease, Rheumatism, Kidney Dis
case, or other grave maladies are quite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
LEMON HOT DROPS.

l bad for several years severe liberated sore
throat causing much pain aud uneAsiuess, as
there was considerable hsmorrhage whom cough
ing. bought one bottle Of Dr. Mozleys Le mon
Hotprops. II gave mo almost immediate relief;
have used ~ only twensy-four hours, and my
certainly en- cficient and speedy remedy.
N. II. Ta0MPSON.
ilS .cuth Forsyth street. Atlanta, Ga
10 3-SutAnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25

/ liable 30 set IN, and, sooner or later. In
duce fatal termination.
DIR. PIERCE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DIscOv-
ERy acts powerfully upon the Liver. and
through that great blood purifying orgen,
cleanses the system Of all blood-taints and
impurities. from whatever cause arising.
IL Il equally eflicacious In acting upon the
Kidneys, and other excretory organs.
cleansing, strengthening. and healing their
diseases. As an appctizinT, restorative
tonic. II promotes digestion and nutn-
ton, thereby building up both flesh and
strength: "a nm, maisriai districts. TINS woh-
rity IN curing Fever and Aguc, Chilis
and Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred
diseased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
pre.iden, National nanh.

McMlnville, Tenn, writes: In my opinion from
experience In my wifes case. your Lemon Elixir
hos few II any equals, and no superiors In medi-
cine Tor The regulation Of the liver stomach. and
bowels. Your Lemon Hot Drops are superior 20
any remedies we have ever been able 70 get for
my wifes throat and lung-disease feel GER
tvin. aud so does she, that your Lemon Elixir
sud Lemon Hot Drops have been the means OF
greatly proionging her life We have not the
least Idea that she would now be living only for
these remedies. Had she only used these RENE
cies sooner she would long SINCE In my opinion,
have been well and been saved the great suffer-
ing sho has undergone. Truly,
w. II. MAGNESS.
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V,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
Il CEIyE (seslsd) BIDS UNTIL APRIL lorH
FOR GRADING AND PAVING MAIN STREET,
South Boston, Va, estimated 20 DO about 9000
square yards, including sldewalka Reserve the
Right q reject any or all bids Copy Of specincs-
tons can be had by applying 10
w. d. BARBOUR,
X. W. LAWSON,
Street. Committee,
Post0ffice Box so,
NH 18Th, Su&TutApi0 south Boston. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
10 DT. n. NOEiey, AtantI, Ga.
FROM LADY.

have not been able IN two yenrs 20 walk or
stand without suffering great pain. Since taking
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir can walk half mile
without suffering the least Inconvenience.
hEs. n. II. BLoODWOkTH, Grimm. Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25

Do you feel dun. languid,. low-spirited.
hfcless. and indeScribably miserable. both
sense of .fullness or bloating after eating,
or of "gOncncss." or emptiness of stomach
in the morning. tongue coated. bitter or
bad tasto in mouth, Irregular appetite, dir
illness frequent headaches, blurred eye
sight, floating specks before the eyes,
nervous prostitution or exhaustion, irrit0-
bnity OF temper. hot hushcs, alternating
VITA chilly sensations. sharp. biting, tran-
eient pains here and there. cold feet, drow-
eincss after meals, wakefulness, or dis
tlThed and nnrelreshng sloep. constant.
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FOR CHILDREN.

White nun's.veiling trimmed with lace
and white satin ribbons makes a very
pretty dress for a tiny boy or girl.
Bead passementeries are becoming
again popular trimmings for street
dresses, but are not so much worn as
they were year or so ago.
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g--u~ss7~~.-..-~7 COLUMBUS. OHIO Aug 18th. 1887.
OIL uiEIM II WORLDS DIsPENsABY MEDICAL AsSOCLA-
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/ CT>ntlemcn-FOr several years have felt II
ANU 10 be my duty 10 give 10 you the facts In res-
1 Duru7saTIcN ton the complete of most
nhECnGiieD waited of alrhcum, by the or your
Golden Medical Discovery An elderly lady
relative of mine had sufferer from snrheum for
inward, Of forty years The distressing her
hands causing open the inside OF the
joints and between tho fingers She obliged 10 protect
The raw places adhesive plaster. syes, ointnens
bandage during the winter months bad 10 have her hands
quito at times and her general
health badly affected paving the other diseases 10
Catarrh and rheumatism caused great deal of suffering
in She had used faithfully and with
the commondab perseverance, all the remedies prescribed
began treating herself by drinking teas made from boodpury
She continued this for several but de-
rived Finally about years CHANGED TO read
Dr. Percs small pamphlets setting forth tn merits OF ms
Golden Discovery and other medicines The ndme struck
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INsURANCE COMPANIES.

South. insures BUILDINGS against Fire and
Lightning at low rates
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THE SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPH.
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CHAPTER /.

"This will do" said Mausell let us
rhange here
No and his communion halted