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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
CLOAKS
TO BE FOLLOWED BY A FUR
Their REDUCTION IN
PRICES.

CONSERVATION Ia sure 70 be the result OF an IN
spection II our stock Of CLOAkS. % 10 sucn
values have over been offered az such marvel
lousy low prices a. We nov offer our entire hne
with n view Of selling every garment We own.
We started business 20 SELL goods, not 70 give
them away. We cannot live honestly without a
little profit. but We usually cut thar proht down
n the lowest point Now. you viii say how can
We sell CLOAkS a. cheap a. we cloimf We An
sWer, IL pays u better 10 soil our STOCK OF
CLOAKS - an actual loss than % carry them u
next season. We like 20 keep our stock moving.
and always aim 20 keep q clean. new. ana fresh
stock, aud for IN s reason alone 70 pays ls ~ the
end OF a season ~ SACklCE OOt fRDflls ahl
seu of our stock. We proDOse now To give Won
the benefit of this sacrifice. You should heed our
advice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT or Tlf CITY
OF RICHMOND, STATE OF NltDlHlAt
against
LOWS Z. winston, sheriff ~ mo city
OF Richmond. and a. rlch aluIuIa-
frat0r e.. Z. g.. OF Mrs. Jano clinton.
eaecnssl ......... UEieudAuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

UNION bABk OF kTCHNOND,l
Richmond. December 20, 1881
TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
Il mo OF The STOCKHOLDERS Of this
bank will be held In the Presidents room on
THURSDAY the 10Th day OF January, 1893. az u
O'Clock n. M MILLER,
de g7-td Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

I WISH TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
4 and tho public generally that / HAVE
OPENED "A BAkBEk-sHOP az the corner q
Thirteenth aud Main streets (under Onice Of
Old Dominion Steamship Company. whore 1
will be pleased 10 serve them in urst-class style.
BAXTER r. JACKSON,
ia i0-tt' formerly Of Murray y jackson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR z. C. VESTS SBRyR AID r.t.x
TREATMENT, q guaranteed SPECIFIC f1r Ht.
ria DztinesR. C0nyulsi0n. Piss. Nervous SCI
ralgis, heaiache, Nervous Prosfrsu0n osI..t,,
tie Use " siconoi or tobacco. NakefulUa.f ID
tai Depression. sOfteulnz ~ soc Brain %.
IN Insanity and leading % misery. I-rs.
death, Premature Oid Ag4. Les ~ Power
Either sex cslsoi BY Cver-oxsrti0n Of a. p
or OYer-indulgence. Zach box coufa t
month's treatment s. O box. or sig plt,t trt
ser, W mail prepsld GA receipt - pr.l
Va GVASRSrEg Sfg BOXES
ocur- any case. win each or4-. 90 r-.
Va for siK boxes accompanied With g.
sepd he purchaser our Written guarag-..
fund the money n The treatment does l H
Bcnra OuArantoes issued only ~
u. ROBERTS BAhEA urIFgw
SOLO tf.r.
90 east Main street, hlelm..t
my l-d&Nly
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BRIEF COMMENT.

From all accounts Mrs. PorrER's revival
Of Cleopatra was a bare success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
sxocEmssa. &c.

+ ARGE SELECT BEEF-TONGUES,
IL Old Virginia Hams and Aiddling: ferriss
Hama, Breakfast bacoa, and smoked Beef;
Edam, Pineapple, Young America, aud other
dc MCCARTHY & HAYNES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
nISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.

RICHMOND, Va, January z. iSs9.
The CO partnership Of HENSON q kENDLkR
has been dissolved 10y mutual consent, and tho
assets Of the late firm haye boon turned over 10
EDGAR ALLAN and ALFRED r. COURTNEY,
a. trustees, TO settle up The business. All per-
CONS having claims against Tho 1ru viii present
them 90 tho SAID trustees for settlement. and all
persons indebted 10 the nrm Will also pay 70 said
trustees as soon as prarticaOie, as We desire a
speedy settlement Of our co-pSrEership Affairs.
TifEODORE HENSON.
ia SIT THOMAS y. kENDLkk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
THE BOSTON.
RATION & STORMS CIGARS.

GIHAIIUN a JUN NIUAIto'
An elegant assortment Of these CELEBRATED
CIGARS az WILLIAM L. WHITES,
f4Aly 8O6 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

A BENEFIT TO THE PEOPLE.
Splendid style Dress Ginghams at7Ec. per yard,
reduced from l0c.
Southern Plaids reduced from Zoe. per yard;
A full standard Fancy and Apron CHECKED
Bingham Al C, reduced from g
FLANNELs AT TERRIBLE REDUCTIONS.
81 White Twilled Flannel. a splendid article,
reduced 20 &C. from C;
! a. Rcd TwiIied Flannol, best quality, at C, re-
ducei from C;
All our skirts and Sklrting Flannels reduced 70
below cost 70 close them out and tighten
stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24

wlsera Il seszned a. Il hDpe itself mGst le
aanab. bring d0sn TIE veFy r@ace Of
heaven 2nd ehangs 6esTaiF 50 srust he
has not tad less rowsr ii bis own aavers-
ftv. Ynn eaunoE conceive hos he = BE-
ltsed ky sls0se even @ho neTeT saw hlED =
Old paralysic. distressed. neglected people.
peer ssAesssresaes. blaek peopie. who have
felt shsse arrows shot zgar5zg their bens-
factor ~ ngMinst thsmsesves. and naost
touchfsg have been tier letters Of SYM
paaay. Efnsn the FIRST he NET this in the
spfFis 81 Feanris de eaies. wSto met SIM
lar plos b. silence. prayer ard worx, and
whea urged 20 defend himself said God
woald DO Il IL His time God WAS TIE
best Judge how much reputation he needed
80 serve Hina with.
j. is..sot course, impossible to etye u
sgeh . limited article zn nseaHafe eoncep-
sssn Of the wonHegfEiiy interesting MAJ
ssFiel with wlsich the SO pares q this lie
Of Mrs ssowe il AlIed. nor wouId i be right
10 farther anticipate the pleasure Of The
thousands Of readers who vii enjoy the
book.
Etmay b. proper ii closing to add thst
although Mrs. stove Is noM Ia her 18th
year her losily health i go0a. and that
she Is spending the declining years Of her
lite surrounded By the tender manifestations
OF children, and free from cares and ankle
ties Her life has been indeed glorious
one filed xith good works.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24

sakIngz wfH undoubtedly be tie ccnstruc-
ton ef 4 circle, 80 bezk, Or electric railway
for TIE tgzxsrxfng Of che eotire territory
ir1n1essately frIbutary 60 their property
Baird communication VII BE rendered
ross5bEe between Tacoma proper. az the
bead az Commencement bay, and the
sound shore front around Browns point
Also connection Niil Be made BY means OF
. faree-mile spur with she Puget sound
railroad Sc or near Etuek Junction. thus
shortening the distance between Tacoma
and seattle some eight miles. Whether the
reservation IS vacated or not. the eonsfrue-
ton Of this rapid means Of transit wall
make East Tacoma a most popular location
for the establishment q homes By r1eehan-
les and Others employed IN and about
the adjacent manufacturing establish
tbs head ct Commencement bsy-
This viii be an inevitable result. 81 East
Tacoma property IS much nearer the man
ufActaring center IN question than any
other that Is to be had Al prices that afford
anything Ike the prospect Of profit 70 pres
ens purchasers. Indeed, not only mechanics
and IaboFing people. but many shreEd in
vestors, and prkicnlarIy those who had the
best opportunities 10 buy Seattle and Ia
cOma property when prices were redicu-
lousy low, see in East Tacoma new and
certain opportunity to secure the greatest
possible amount Of real estate with the
greatest possible margin OF profit for the
very least amount Of money that can any
where be invested, is given; in East Ia
coma they can buy lots today having an
assured gilt-edged city property valuation
Ia store, for less money than is usually
quoted for lots in the average and most abb
solutely futureless country hamlet. There
is no risk OF reputation incurred by anyone
who predicts brilliant futare Tor East Ia
coma, since the splendid young cities Of
Seattle and Tacoma both are practical
guarantor's OF East Tacoma's future
This Is rendered absolutely unquestionable
BY reason of the fact that neither Tacoma
or Seattle can grow anywhere near up TO
their local advantages and opportunities
without ultimately joining boundaries with
the other, and East Tacoma and West Sc
attic will form the connecting and natural
links.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
Atheist Penteeost and Ills Pretty Wife,
Brooklyn STANDARD. Union.

Atheist Penteeost and Ills Pretty Wife.
Brooklyn Standard Union.
The Rev. Hugh q. Pentecost. once pastor
of the Marcy avenue Baptist church OF this
city, seems 10 present in his career an ex-
cellent specimen OF u good man gone
wrong. He certainly possesses abil-
ity, but his erratic course IN going
into various issues, his running for
mayor Of Newark ON the labor ticket and
his final advocacy of the Iankest iniideiity,
are changes IN bis course which have come
so rapidly that people who were cnce bis
friends have hardly been able 10 keep track
OF them. For time he seemed to indulge
the hope OF converting Brooklyn to his
peculiar views, preaching in the Criterion
theater Sunday after Sunday.
His industry certainly was to
be commended, for he preached
In New York in the morning. In Brook
lyn In the afternoon and at Newark in
the evening. Mrs. Pentecost is a very
yivacious and attractive woman, and, it is
said has money. When q young lady
at Hartford, Conn, she was an
expert skater, and was pointed out 10
visitors at the rink as a young woman DOS
sessing many attractions. Mr.. Pentecost is
the very antithesis OF hts brother. George
IL. for so many years the pastor OF the
Tompkins Avenue Congregational church.
now presided over by DIR. Meredith. He is
orthodox to the core. and Is not content 10
sit down in = single parish. but goes forth
as an evangelist, not only 10 all parts of
this country. but to Europe as well. When
in Brooklyn he not only filed his own pull.
pit. but hired the Academy Of Music and
held revival meetings there on Sunday
afforncnY,a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
CAUTION.

Beware Of fraud, as my name and the pEica
gre stamped On the bottom OF al my advertised
shoes before leaving the factory which profects
the wearers against high prices and inferior
goods II dealer Offers w l. DOUGLAS shoes
~ reduced price. or sayg he has them without
my name and price stamped on the bottom. puE
kim down AZ q fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
The Typ, Presses, PRINTING Material and Mahl

Used upon the and all other Pacific Coast aa
purchased o PALMER Eeetr0typing, sereoiypnS
Engraving lowest rates. address PALMER & REx lyps
ers ElectosypeFs and stcreOtyTes PORTLAND o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-01
THE BUDDHIST REVIVAL.
Theosophist Convention rropa-
ganda Work In Japan.

CmcAGo. Il pril 29.--The American section
of the Theosophical society began its third
annual meeting at the Palmer house sun
day. The morning session was business
Meeting, at which few were presente except
the fifteen delegates. At the afternoon ses-
OF them women. The report OF Secretary
Judge Of New York said: 1T has been sug-
gested that the dues and fees OF the society
be abolished. Nine. BlagatsSy Is opposed
TO doing this. and de not recommend it,
The new members since last meeting are
~ The local sections nusnber twenty six,
of which there are two each in New York.
Chicago. Philadelphia aud Los Angeles.
three In 81. Louis, and others distributed in
smaller cities or towns The report was
accepted.
DIR. A. Keightley of London. England,
who was present as the representative OF
Nine. Biayafsky. the ruling spirit of the
society read communication from her.
chiefly devoted to suggestions. The letter
said "Coi. Olcott, president OF the So
eiety. Is on visit to Japan. invited By
strong and influential people to lecture
there on Buddhism among the people. who
are mad and eraEy 70 acquire western civ
ilizatIon, aud who believe ii can only be
obtained BY the suicidal adoption OF
Christianity" letter from Col. Dlcotf
said be bad preached his first Budd-
hist sermon In Japan the day the new
japanese national constitution was for
maiiy announced Nine. Blnystskys let
ter aebonnced rs enemies OF theosonhy the
Epiriiiiaiists, whom she referred 10 a.
blind wosshEpers Of iiinsioEary phamf0ms
of the dead There was also request In
the lester that the word ''escsersc" be used
less frequently. as il was term that rad
been siisrrecsted by Boston people
The AmerscaE, section Of the Theosoph
zeal Society closed It's third annual session
to-day with the election Of officers. The
next meeting wili be held Ia this city the
fourth sunday IN April. Ts9s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-01
JAVA SUGAR uSCoLoRED.
The Decision az the San franchise
Collector Reversed

wksmsGToSs April y. Assistant secre-
fsxy Iiehenor has sustained the appeal OF
Tie American sugar Resn ing Company
from the decisl51a Of the collector OF Gus
toms az san Francisco TIA assessing Yeceu
inspoTtafioHs OF sugar from Java IN excess
OF their f,oiarisf0pie strength, on the theory
that rhey hsd keen artIhcsssly eclored 50 a.
20 aegrass then below No l3daty standard.
Sanples 81 the sugar were submitted to sx-
pets ~ Boston. New foTk AID Fhiiadel-
psia. who reported that the sugar l. per
feetiy natural containing 10 artificial
eo.oEssx The department therefore de-
cides that ghase sugars are liable Ia duty
aeessftiHg 10 ffsesr posariseopic tesf, or their
s5parssni color Al tae time Of importation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-01
apvifg To NOTIFIES.

Mrs. NIEsiowss ssofAsssg syr1p for chill
siren fsefhiTg. IS tie prescription 81 one OF
Ise | Esited states. and has been used for
iUEsy ye@<x with never failing success hy
millions OF raofsie1s f6- their children.
During ms process Of teethsmg. It's value IA
iaesssasaables r. relieves tire child from
PAIN cures dyseHseFY sud diArrhpa. grip
ing 70 the sowsaa. and wind collie. By Civ
snx health to ne ca.s1a Il rszrs tssr RAGS -.
Price, &C bottle sxr y
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Nave your magazines, music,
aFssa law books sound subssar-
sinlIs nc - Aaxscnyss asuoery
orova 0seck.
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y fAss nssl ~ "a the /.
fpsi, ~tn &c els Asknsesx
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-01

President John Adams, Alexander HhnIs
ton, Governor Clinton. Roger sherman,
Richard Henry Lee. General Knox aud
Baron Ssenben. But we believe that
among the invisible host above him a. this
supreme moment OF the elimination ia
permanent; triumph of the thousands Of
years of struggle for selfkpyeramepf were
the spirits Of the soldiers OF the Reyolut on
who had died that their cUauirgFaeu might
enjoy this BLESSED day, aud wlFn them were
the fssrons OF RaaBymesse and William the
silent. aud sidney and Russell, and Gfurn>
well and Ham paeTl. sud the heroes aud
martyrs az iibeTtv ofeveTy rare and age.
As he came forward the multitude In
the streets, In the windows an1 on the
Fnoss sent up such raUfur0us shout that
WASH snIinu sas down overcome with emo
tsnn AS he slowly rose and bis tall and
ms jestsc form again appeared. the Peep
deeply affected. in a@ed silence viewed
the scene. TIE chancellor soiemuis read
fa hia the cath OF DEfce, as8si Washington.
REPEATING. ssias FL do saieTnals swear
that wiii fslshFmly execute TIE Office Of
president 81 the Uaitsti States, ard wifi, -
the besk "a nay ability. preserve, Protect
eed defend the CouuSsiss lion Of the Gnitsd
sat Then ne rexeFeassy beus low and
kissed the bsb.e. altering With pf0feuEst
emotion, 81 help rae. Cod > The caaucei-
Tor waved hfs sssnxs and shouted 1T il
sioxes long 1--we George Washington. presf-
deHf os shc Enltcd Sfaiest Long i've
teoF2e Washington. Cur asst rEess3en15'
vas the answering eAeeg of the s-euple. an6
from toe lsltrisx fsax the bells and fsom
ferris sGd ships shaAafrea tae cannon,
echesng ana repeating Sse cry with re
spoEdiHg acclaim al ever shs land, H-IoBe
i've 6eerse Washington. president Of The
Cufted ssAsssrs
fAe simple ard imposing ceremony
over. the inaugural rad. TIE blessing "a
TOD pssserSasiR rssktsonsa IN cd s.
P4ua's. the festivities passed. aua Mssh-
tugtSn ssn.s4 alokle. Ne eEe else caui1
take Fne hesm 81 ssate. and eBth asiess aud
Gcu6tsr alike trusted ufEis him. TIE
trarhfnes znsf hahsfs OF the past hal es3r-
Gated tie people 10 faith In the snSepena
ence 81 their states. sa1 fog tire sHpsTua
zHtAGEssy ef the Eex government there
stxssst sessHst TIE pgeesssans ez exnfnry
1asa the pssssoas ~ sAe hoaR. little besides
tire Arguments 81 Hamilton. Maass9n aud
Jsy IA kes ssa3NFalisss ard me ts1xnneas on
~gsAss xfon1 With the 6-xs sssegszFss to ex
esxsse rskatneg Esawer besg&a sl19 g1ael 10 tie
sfAstn asfN<%n stste sovereign q ekss mfug
The ri<hs % nasisfy feeeFes laws or seesss
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with confident and hopeful promise
march upon sure ground towards the
future. The simple facts OF these hundred
years paraiyxe the imagination, and we
contemplate the vast Accommodations Of the
century With awe snc pride. Our popula.
ton has grown from four 20 sixty-dve
millions It's center moving westward
ave hundred miles since 1883, Ia eloquent
with the founding Of cities aud the birth
OF states New settlements. clearing the
forests aud saciuing the prairies. and sdd.
Ing four millions to tho few thousands OF
farms which were the support OF Wash.
ingtDnss republic. create onn of the great
granarses o. the world, aud oDen exhaust.
leas reservoirs of national wtaIth
The infant Industries. which the firss act
OF our first administration sought 70 en-
courage nnw give TsmunHrafiye employ
ment 10 more peopie than Inhabited the
sspablin a. sbe beginning Of Washington q
presidency. The grand total OF their an.
nusl osafplt OF seven thousand millions of
dollars IN galHe places the Tinted States
FIRST among the Misunderstanding countries
% the earth. one~bslf the total rnils age
al ali the railroads and enc quarter Of all
fhe telegraph lines of the world within oflr
borders. testify 10 the volume. variety aud
ssiue OF an internal commerce which
MAKES these safes, IL need be, inGepend-
eDf xsd seifsBppurfing. These hundred
years OF development under fsvorsng 70
t4s@fat tpE40&tloa< tafe bTt1EhI l1E EGrn OF
our national wealth u squire which has
passed the results OF q thousand years for
the mofhezland herself. otherwise the
richest 81 modern empires
Dagtug this generation. q civil war OF
anfesases magnitude caused the expendS
safe and loss Of ts.so etsitea. and killed
co eco end permanently disabled over q
Gee Goo young men. and yet fhe i'm nefa8us
progress Of the hersh aud the maFveioxs
Iudussrisi Development Of the Pew and
free South have elaborated tie evidences
Of destruction. asd u&de the war mera
ofy, and have stimulated production anti
cur annual saFpsgs nearly equals tina; OF
England France aaId Germany eomhiaed
The t<enlng millions OF Asia rfll tAr
patient sell. aad wosk the shuttle ard
loom ~ tfssir fathers have done for aKes.
ns0z1tra Ear0p@ "a, felt fAf infsueuee q
received the BENEFITS % tae tneaseulafgle
multiplication 81 force by inventive
grnta- s:re- tue Sapaieonse wars: and yes,
rsaly - years after tsse little bA06 OF pEl.
grims Landed On Plymouth rock. oar PEG
ple numbering less than cite fifteenth OF
the inhabitants ~ the gsoks. do 0Ee-fbssA
Of is mining cns fsarsh OF It's rssaufRe-
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09
DECEIVED.

What. married! My Lillian married.
Great heavens. 10 cannot be sol
And yet here 10 ~ In the paper,
And happened a fortnight ago.
A wife: why twas only I'm August,
That leaving her down by the sea,
She swore by the round moon above US.
She would ever be faithful Ia me.
And now she Is wed To another,
III my poor eyes can believe:
Oh false! oh most faithless of wOmeni
So cruelty me to deceived
OF course meant nothing WAS only
Killing ttme-but swear lis a shame
To think thai that innocent maiden
Was all the while dong the same
The curfOOn
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

Good Reasoning The rain pours,
and after seeing half-a-dozen street
cars go by with no chance of getting
even footLold, Brown calls out in
despair to the driver of the next
"What are the street cars here for, if
they are always full pr liegende
Bldtter.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09
CARL PRETzEL's PHILOSOPHY

Chicago Sunday National.
Dock life as she comes. When she
don't come, don't dock ii.
Shoodin folly when it vas fhlewing,
vas so foolish like flea courtin.
Meier don't been 50 industrious as to
try und lock door NIT key shtone.
1t vas pooty goot to tink veil of q
cause, dot vas good by its wonself,
und benefcialness to mankindt.
Religious brincibles will make more
pairs of Sismese twins in a day as
nadure Good done in life times.
Shenuine firtue dond got any
impediments in its language. 1t dond
got hair lips. 1t shpokes to efery
heart, und dot heart always knows vat
1t says.
1t vas sociedy dot reaps der froot of
der firtues of all der fellers dot belong
to 1t, und as obey vas good alltogeder,
der whole Of dot vas flourish yoost
like bay rum tree.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

PABYHOOD@-Devoted 20 the care of InfAnt a
I'D $50 year. p. o. Box 11Z, New York. Sole
| by all newsdeAlers- Fifteen cents . copy.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09
HOW'S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Cstarrh that can
not be cured by taking HALLS Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY Il Co., Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARTIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
f. III. VAN HoEsEN, Cashier Toledo
National Bank, Toledo, o.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

Com A MONTH AceatsWanted % best zen
Q8OOAddress "a = BRONSON. 6ssr asie Ma "a
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

Advice to Methers.-Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup should always be used
for children teething. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and Ia the best remedy
for diArfhea. Twenty five cts. bottle.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

A pamphlet on the nature, causes
and successful treatment of asthma,
bronchitis, catarrh and consumption,
by DIR. Robert Hunter, Of 10S State
street, Chicago, will be sent free to all
persons afflicted on application as
above.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

ssThe best pill I ever used J" is the
frequent remark of purchasers Of Car
tcr's Little Liver Pills. When you
try them you will say the same.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-09

Gaggs Ito friend just rising from q
sudden falD-"What you got against
that lamp post?"
Wagg (feelingly)-"I have a strong
impression that it was my head
Judge.