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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-01
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
A Group of Five Represen ia
tive Structures Presented
for Inspection.
The New Government Build
ing Now Nearly Approach
ing Completion.
The County and City Build
ing in Process Of Con-
Stpuction.
Public Library Building, Ma
sonic Temple, Chamber Of
Commerce.

HE public buildings
of Minneapolis are
objects OF her par
ticular pride. and
they may well be,
for no city can boast
of more substantial
buildings for public
uses and at the same
time possessing such
artistic beauty and
perfect adaptabiIity
to their uses. There
ara NOW in tlp urn-
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riles. I-i.tnla.Nc.

II has been clearly demonstrated be-
vond the shadow OF a doubt that these
diseases are curahle rithoW the use OF
knife. hgaiure, or caustic, which rene
dies al this date may be classed as relic.
of harbffism
A close and continuous application
for many years past 10 the study and
treatment Of this class OF diseases ena.
bles me 10 make, with confidence, the
above declaration. My treatment is at.
tended with no inconvenience or discOm.
fort. relieves al once. and effects a com.
plete restoration in short lime, without
confinement To bed OF detention from
business
10 those Interested, shall take pleas
are Ia exhibiting written testimonials
from many well-known citizens OF Rich
mond and many other poslions OF the
State. beg 10 refer to Mr. W. II. IL
Lynn, Of stanton past grand comtnan'
der Of Knights Templar); Mr.. ii. NJ
smith, OF H. NJ. Smith & Co; General
John h Cooke Mr Andrew j. Gray, Mr.
". ] Gentry, and many others OF equaI
prominence.
Examinations without charge
W. X. SMITH, NJ. d.,
No All n. Ninth street,
ia22.32t Richmond, Va
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KIT HUT8F sIiUfo - NUTS 70.
Cement, Lime, Plaster Etc,
CURIOUS THINGS Of LIFE.

4 Baltimore tailor ls the father Of twenty
five children.
A Pekn, China, weekly newspaper has Just
finished a serial story which contained 2iOiO
chapters
Men at work on the Eifel tower, in Paris
begin at g "a. M, and have sunlight long be
fore 1t reaches the city.
The town OF Mills City, Va, has recently
had is name changed and now rejoices in the
title Of New York. Jr."
It has been calculated that not less than
100000 Of meteors, each large enough 70 bt
visible as a shooting star, o.lter cur atmos
phero daily
Peter johnson a colored resident Of Cairo
was going 10 swallow ten fish hooks in public
on a wager OF s5, but the law stepped ia and
prevented him.
An Ohio farmer mortgaged bis farm to gel
his wife some diamond ear rings, and she iosi
one oil them in the suds the very first wash
day and attempted 70 hang herself IN tht
barn
A fellow ia Chester, Pa, has found Out
why a dog sometimes turns around thre'
lines before he lies down for d sn0oze. The
reason Is: A dog thinks one good turn de
serves another
The cilded rooster on the tower Of the Fusi
National bank buiiiing ia Portland, Me, 1
tne same bird that served as "a weather van'
On the top OF the old Portland court house
over 100 years ago.
Mr.. Swift. Of E.khart. Ind, stated that
Miss Georgia Davis cAawed tobacco. She
sued him for SANDER, and proved that she
simply chcwel tar gum, aud the jury save
her d verdict Of $40
A Kew West fisherman rabs his body viii
kerosene oil and swims among the sharks II
safety. They don't want % get any nearer t.
him than YOU do TO a man who has been eat
ing last years onions.
4 peculiar old man, known only as Boxer
Brown. has long made living by peddhne
coffius through the territory Of New Mexico
lie travels with a team Of mules, BIG WACO!
aud about twenty cheap collins Of assorted
sizes.
As the result Of an election wager Charlie
Hindman OF Chicago is now engaged IN
weary tramp from that city 70 Washington
via New Orleans Mr. Hindman has worr
out three pairs Of shoes since he began hi'
tramp.
A tramp confined in an Illinois Jail dug q
hole in the wall aud could have passed ont
had he been willing TO remove SOME Of hi
clothes lilo had on -four shirts and two suits
and rather than part with them be remained
in the jug
4 novelty Is reported from Hastings, Eng
land. in connection with tho performance o.
the Woman OF the Guard at tho theatre
The stage has been connected by telephone
With various private houses ana hotels, .
that numbers OF people are nightly hearing
tho opera without seeing II.
For blandness OF expression the following
advertisement. taken from London paper
wants a good deal Of beating Il, Emanue
Emanuel, sole surviving partner OF the nru
Of * l.. Emanuel, goldslniths, e;''., beg &
inform ms customers and friends that TN
announcement ia London paper OF IN.
death and burial IS premature
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laws .a3 of tA. Bscckinridgcs that they
were 'iosels in their nay, but m life they
vorc divided 70 was poor parody on The
scripture. tut too true tor jest. for Of the
tv0 SOILS o. the eminent Rober; j. one went
into the service OF the United States and the
othcr into thlt ot tie Coutedemcy
OF the bitter. William Campbell Preston
Breckenridge il BE- sufficient here 10 say that
Doe was fighter End ro-o to tine rank OF
colonel. That he surrendered IN good faith,
and became good citizen and in l>si was
elected AS % Democrat o. the house oi repre-
seutatIte,. where hc has taken very pr'mi-
neut piit in the discussion of economic ques-
ti0n. lie is reelected 90 the Fifty first com
rIe,s The second SON of the great preacher,
Joseph CaLeu Breck.nriiee Is the new Inn
spect1r general
H8vls born in the parsonage man.e Of the
Presbyterian church at Baltimore, Jan IT,.
1872 Was educated at Tr1n,'lgauia. Ky.
and at Che University of Virginia read law
m Danrle. by and left the office 10 be-
come adutant 10 COL afterwards general
William Nelson. then organizing the Union
troops oi Kentucky Hc served through the
war with such distinction That be- was APP
pointed a major ina the regular army, AMI
after doing excellent service ia many places
was made istant inspector general ia 1881,
from which place tie isnow promoted 20 that
oi inspector general Tie relative positions
of the different members of this family are
indeed matter for wonder. ln uo otA.F
country than The United States and 10 no
other eia than that Of the civil war, could
such transformations have occurred The
family record is maryelou-ly variesated but
Improves that blood viii tell
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Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. February Is
Mr. 4. X. Fougcray, Tobacco Inspector
reports to the Io5ace0 Lcy as follows
The weeks business in handling manu-
featured hard tobacco assumed a posi-.
ton which belokens gradual return OF
confidence in the stability of prices As
a result considerable more trade has
been done, satisfactory 10 buyer and
seller
Fine cuts show a slight increase in
sales.
Smoking tobaccOs sell well and regu-
larly. The demand is we'll distributed
among the different popular brands.
Cigar manufacturers Of reliable brands
DO not seem inclined to boast OF trade
Dut express themselves well satisfied
with their daily demand Low grades
are dull and offered al ruinous figures
snuff received It's usual call.
Receipts for the week, 3,7lS boxes
3,90S caddies, 4,1lG cases, and 2dS pail.
of fine cut
Seed Leaf-The fact cannot be denied
nat handlers OF cigar leaf tobacco last
week did in tie aggregate very en-.
DulhEiHH bNriAtc1i t7lNNlaill III tHe
lumber OF cases sold. 1t is tue the
business is not protitablei but il is
moving steadily. Old tobacco OF every
description is gradually going off the
market and as the amount in store Is
much less than has been known for
many years, while the stock will be
needed, tile balance Of the year must do
better for holders
Sumatra sells freely. OF course when
the price is so high more is expected OF
IT,
Havana still contains the quality to
make it readily sell--not 80 profilably
but uniformly free and easy.-NeV forA
Ieaf
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INSPECTOR GENERAL BRECKENRIDGE.
IIc Comes of Family That j. Noted In
Nmrilai IN Ni.inrl.

Tho promotion bv President Cleveland o.
Co.. Jo."ph Cahell Brccnnrdce 20 the place
~ inspector general a. the Uricd states, yict
Roger Jorcs, deceased, is the af event III d
family record OF over ono hundred years
which Is the very Romance q AmeJc2A
history and politics. Ii The day ever come
when curious scholars from New Zealand o.
Ethiopia delve among the remnants Of an
cieut history Con facts el,oHt the Americans
they VIII certainly be as much puzzled 70
reconcile ihc varying references 20 "Brocal-
ridge as thc scholars Of today axe puzzled
by The hasdrhnals" Of Carthage and the
'li0lcmics' % Egypt This particular Brock
luridge Is veteran 0f the Union army. and
second SON Of The once noted divine and sup
porter of President Lincoln. vet b. l. the
brother Of ex-Confedeate and present Com
gresham Breckenridge. cousin OF tho vice
president Of lSjl-dl, and descendant of the
c0author of the Kentucky RESOLUTIONS az
lSUr
To begin at the beginning. u.erc was in
Scotland u 1890 Presbyterian and o Cove
nauter by the name of brecAiurilge. who cs-
capcl 90 America whom the Stuart king.
we're restored Ills grandson. James. WAS @
noted patriot $50 tAe American SEES olution and
coa'orlr OF Thomas Jefferson. That grand
sou brother john removed TO Kentucky anG
assisted ina framing thc uo,ol to-o.ution
above mentioned lie was United State
senator ani llUrney ce.-r,l under President
Jefferson HIS sou John was a noted presbF
tr.m vI.ssr in Dis time and was tle father
Of John g. rrecsiurltge vice president %!
fIa I'uftoI -fgfD- md Ia. yuunC,..f who ever
held that Office
a brother OF the preacher John and con-
soquenily uncle % the wee president. was The
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
Iron. Steel. Nalls. ETC.

Shipstui per ton SO.
Brownstuii per ton $500
Bran per ton, $500
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RIcuMoND, February 90. - Sales oil
loose tobaccos to-day amounted TO 3d.
560 lbs. Highest price, $40. sales OF ZOOS.
,obaccos for week ending February 22c
amounted TO l69,y3j pounds; highest
price, sl3.
Offerings Of tobacco on Change Fri.
day, February %. 1880. Total offerings
at auction 30 packages: One outside
package was sold at SIP per 100 lbs; one
At 1925; one outside package was taken
/ in as 1919.
Messrs. Carr & Dickensons offered q
packages West Virginia brighis: One
package sold at SOL per 100 lbs. one at
800 one at S2sJ0 one at $1,000 onr
package was taken in at $24 one at $23
one ~ SIS; one at Sl12J; one package
sold at 5000; eighteen brought under
$40, Of which four were taken in.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
X. c. Dooley, Mercer Salt Works, West
Virginia.
Sales reported 10 the secretary to-day
Wrappers, A. hOgsheads; filters, 7 hogs
heads; smokers, - hOgsheads; West
Virginia brighis, 4 hogsheads; burleys,
- hogsheads Total, 80 hogsheads. In
addition 50 hogsheads hllers and 20 hogs
heads smokers were reported as sold in
the last Gay or two.
Traders. Blanchard's, Davenport's,
Centre. SeabrOOk's s, Shockoe, Myers and
-ilas Shelburnc's warehouses reports de-
liveries to-day l4j hogsheads, ? boxes.
Tobacco Inspectors Office reports in.
spections. 10 hogsheadsi rcinspections,
80 hogsheads
clip the following from the New
York JDarnai u Commerce Of the Fist.
Special Dispatch 70 the journal OF Commsrc
BUREAU or THE JOURNAL or Con-.
MERCF,
Con OF Penn. AVE-. AND i4rH 81,
WAsmNGTos, February 20.
There was no opportunity 10 bring the
subject mp to-day, but Mr. Randall says
be intends TO have test vote taken to-
morrow upon the repeal of the tobacco
tax. How the vote will Dee reached de.
ponds upon circumstances, but no man
knows ~ rules of the House better
than Mr. Randall, and when he deter
mines 10 DO anything, with the knOwl-
edge That he has majority OF the House
with him, nothing but filibustering can
prevent him from carrying his point
Ills conviction il that whoever contri-
butes to prevent the repeal OF the to-
bacco tax by tilibustering or otherwise,
will commit political suicide.
The Richmond Daily TINES news
paper, returns It's thanks 10 Messrs
Walter Bird X Co., OF London, Eng for
a copy of the proceedings of the TO
bacco Trade Section of the London
Chambers of Commerce, containing the
"lmportant Discussion on the Navy Con
tracts. We are glad 10 know that now
American tOhaccOs lin the docks OF the
United Kingdom will not have TO COM
pete with iobacc0s lying at Antwerp,
and we congratulate the British sailor on
reform which will supply him with
better tobacco AZ less price than be has
been made TO pay heretofore &. Mel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

NEW YORK., February 20 - I'fglnu
Le4t- Considerable Virginia tobacco
was sold last week Sales comprised
bright cutters, smokers and a few hogs
heads OF dark for export New dark to-
hacco is coming in slowly, and the pro
portion OF fine tobacco is very small
The new bright does not improve as the
season advances Prices for anything
desirable are very high one firm, ia
response 10 Our inquiry, said we have
sold few bright cutters, and could have
increased the amount OF sales, but hold
crs would not meet buyers in price. We
have also made sales OF q reasonable
quantity Of heavy leaf for export
PinQ-The past week may be called a
very quiet one The orders have all
been small. but We think there are indi-
cations of trade from points that have
been dull an winter, and so We hope Tor
better things later on. Cut plug tobacco
seems 10 De attracting considerable at
tcntion in some quarters, but dealers re-
qure good article. The exports for
the past TWO weeks were 35s, 536 pounds.
Bu0hh-Qu0iaiiO.s-M B0nds-Nayy
- ~ W. 90 Y0f 30 t' - I th9'f as "tt'
POCKET Pieces, IS TO 2j; 0-inch light
pressed and Gold Bars, % TO 49, and
l2-inch twist % TO 80
Bncks- Jos, l2s, lbs, is to H. A., IS,
IS and lbs, rs 10 %; Navy los and
Pocket Pieces, II 10 30 Negrohead twist
81 10 20.
Smoiiag-Ai popular brands have been
ia good demand, as usual
CVars-A steady and fair trade re-
ported
Lfc0rics Quotah0ns-S panish, per b.
Pillar, %, c. c., 90, +. G., 20; Wallis En-
26 oierry Ex., 20; Carenou & Tur, %
q. c. y Ca, "a Halhm per B.-Corig'
lians, "A, Santi Franco, 22!; Ena, 22t
Igt,M per D.--W s, rs, T. ". s., 49,
\ O. s., lG-N J. Leaf
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war. and Da, b.eu % member of the Missouri
legislature aud lieutenant governor OK the
state BE Vas tle ori iuatOI Of the Missouri
board of agriculture and The founder Of the
Missouri Horticultural society.
The Availability oi elevatng the agri-
cultural office to tine dignity Of u cabinet te-
rartmenr ha- long been under consideration
hy those who have recognized It's Importance
10 is one OF the most practical institutions in
The governmental system. Briefly told, its
duties are "a, follows;
IL collects and dilusas useful information
on subject, connected with agriculture II
eollscts new aud valuable seeds ami plants,
ANA learns by actual cuius alton such OK them
as may require such tests. IL distributes
valuable seeds among asriculturists IL col
lect, reliable Information as t0 the condition
prospects ani results OF The cereal. cOttonand
Other crops bY the inslrumentahty OF fOm
CORRESPONDENTS u each county of several
states This information Is gathered ~ stated
periods 1f each month. carefully studied, es-
minated tabulatei and published II obtains
information with regard TO insects injurious
10 vegetation. and points oat their modes Of
infection and tAemeans DY which their depre-
dati0ns may De- avoided. IL receives DO
tanical contributions audatter making de-
sirable selections for the National heIhaIlum,
distributes tae duplicate plants among IofeiSn
and domestic scientific societies. and answers
inquiries ~ bota1ieO-agiicultural character
Other Investigations of less practical but
quite ~ essential "a character are made, and
tho farmers Of the United states have found
the information * great value.
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STRAY BITS.

Princeton college VAL send an expedition
10 OREGON next summer to hunt for fossil
skeletons
Ono American manufacturer Of base ball
employees 800 hands and keeps 5000 doLeI
balls in stock.
1t Is proposed 70 remove the University o.
tho Pacific from San jose, Cal, 70 San iran
cisco President nirst fayors the change an'
saws an endowment OF SNO,OOJ is needed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
DAUGHTERS OF Eve.

Nrs Harrison Is now president or the Mer-
rim Literary socieiy OF indianapolis.
Mr laboulhers says that Queen Victoria
s4gos more than S5,j0Opcr anum from the
clw. l.t alone
4 youne woman at Osteud Belgium, Is
sid 10 take sea bath every day in the year
remaining ia the water about fifteen minutes
Tho empress Of Japan, who Is soon com
la, o. tie United States, wiil have IA Ter
aa.e two manicures. dentist, fourteen doc
.or, ten fam bearers and ii yns; number OF
f.,esU. nft..innti-
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coMNns.IoNEn's orsIcE.

RICHMOND, VA, February -, 1857.
Ali parties Interested IN the decree rom
which the fOresUIus arc eAtIaott, arr nOtlnod
OF March, 500 AT n O'Clock A NJ, a. the
timr al my Office. NO. q ohaiera la ling,
ms tho pace lOt taxing ths counts directed
BY falu decree. INA Hu ca .lltOis ~ Nl,holhs
Fisher, deceased, ava Aunttto fi,htr d.
ceased are warned 10 appear at saul tune
and place aud prove tneii q aims.
CIV Under my hand rs COmuis.iO or 81
the Chaucory Court a he lily Of hchmoLd.
the day aud yea nul above written.
=. DID,. \. DANIEL. COmr.
EDGAR ALLAN g. J. sANuEL PARRISH, y a,
fu lnfulw
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eminent Robert
jefferson Bfeekin-
ridge, Who was a.
determined an oI-
poucnt of slavery
and recession n
oFfriivld and Wa
president of lllc Ea
ti0nul convention.
at Eaitincre In
leji which nomi
mated Abraham
Lincoln lof the see
old time a Ken
.H .f fI..... ..
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NORMAN j. coLmAN.

rhe secretary Of Agriculture Cor Three
weeks.
Norman J. Colman. who was recently
nominated secretary OF the newly created de-
usrtment OF agriculture. and who, although
heonlvwill have bad the satisfaction Of Icing
oneol President Cleveland cabinet ministers
for three weeks. bias lcen commissioner Of
agriculture for four years, is about % years
OH and Missouri has been hi. home for
thirty year.. lie was formerly ihe editor of
Tine Rural World of 81. Louis, near which
cify hs hasa farm. on which lee has made
many experiments. he has had practical ex'
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p-lience Iu rtocS
breeding. and is
familiar with
equine Ieii-r,t-
ln 1854, al "a meet
ing OF the Natl'nai
Sugar Grower, ass
ociati0n of which
Doe was president
Mr. Coimn wins
unanimously nnul-
mated TO the Office
Ot commissioner oi
agriculture
4lr Coluan was
i'm the Union army
l.sf. fIla ...
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

RAfEion, y c.. February sl.-Re.
ceipts this week have been moderately
large Quality about the same rs what
we have been getting since Christmas,
which is somewhat inferior 10 the earlier
receipts Prices are q shade lower ell
around except on line wrappers
REED & MCGEE
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HOLEsAL PRICE CURRENT.
reported by Paine & Houston, Commits
ZION Merchants, 1903 Cary Street.
Go nfrv Produce.

y" httt ITOuufe'
,,Applt>-tt eirly. per barrel, ti = e
$40 mixeo .Ois. 81. Is To- sl.5y
Dacon- Virginia hams. choice old. Ice Del
'ound; new hams small, IL 10 lac new
iains large. 10 10 re; sides, 9, to lO!c
shoulders, u 20 SIC.
Beans B, Choice Navy, 81 rs to g. 90.
Black Eye peas-si. to 10 f.65.
DneS"ax-ls TO 2lc per pound.
bnckWheat--3 70 Bic.
butter-Nirgniac creamery, % to &c: sam.
ny packed lNirgipla,. Is TO DC, choice gel.
low, store packed tIirsinia|. Is to isc; store
packed, mixed color and sweet. II TO l4c;
store packed fair 10 good. 10 to l2c.
E;ggs-ln crates (trssh), II to 49,. in boxes
and barrels, II 10 lgc.
Poultry Dressed-Chickens. o q i3c. Der
pound; Turkeys, II to l5c per pouta.
Du.As' III 70 l5c per pound, Geese, ! 10 %
ouliry Live-Chickens, % 10 &c. Hen.
iat' 80 10 o3c; Old Fowls mixed. Is 10 y0c
niIcAs' % 70 S5c; Turkeys per pound, 10 "a
Dried Fruit-Peaches peeled S TO Sc IN.
peeled halves 20 SIC Apples sliced s 10 &c
quarters 2 to &c; Cherries piitei 10 10 Ilc
BLACK berries 20 4 Whortleberries Is to &c.
rea,hers-Frme i've goose, 40 70 - per
pound mixed, . 10 }oc.
flaxseed-Per bnsnel. ff.1Oto sl.20.
hides-Dry ilints. light weights, to Sc
per pound heavy weights, &c per pound, dry
sailed, &c, (wetl sailed. &c. J. cen Sc.
Hogs-Dressed 70 &c.
Nool-lub-washed. y to 3oc per pound
unwashed, 2lc per pound.
IArd-fnme country. 10 &c per pound
Onlons--in barrels. 81 IS 10 sl5O.
Orangcs--s 15t0 S2.25.
Peanuts-Fancv stock, per pound. 4 10
ilc; medium. y &c.
PotatCes-Per bushel, 80 TO Sc.
koots-Sinseng. perpound, e. IS Seneca
per pound. % 10 $50.
Game-Rabbiis, 10 10 Ice.
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Imagined Himself Sick

Wife-Where are you going, john
It's getting very late.
Husband who has been reading pat
ent-medicine almanac I'm going TO see
a doctor if ! live 10 find one - HarPer's
BagQr.
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Groceries. Etc .

Brooms-Two strings, ST 90 to 81 %: three
string $50 S2.00, four strings, 800 to
$50.
Baskets-Willow, tl.i5 to tl.SO per nest;
split, 50to 75c per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen csc
30 o..
Can Corn, . pounds, per dozen 80 to95.
Rice-l arolina, q To- &C. Rangeoon 6ic.
Sait-LiverpO0l, from store. 81 20. ground
alum from store, per saog, 800 to 81 10.
TallOW-lic
Cheese-Prime cuttirg, ltc, common, II to
nc hnglish dairy, lsc. pineapple, 25o.
lard-pnre 9c refined. Toe.
NOlasses-Exta. hOgshead. 10 10 l5c.
barrels 10 to i6c genuine golden syrup. Der
gallon, q TO BE New Orleans, prime to
choice 35 10 soc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

Mns. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should
tlways DO used when children are cutting
tosth. Is relieves the little sufferer at once
n PRODUCES natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the chi 8 from pain, and the little cherub
twakes as bright rs baton IL Is very
pleasant 80 taste. IL soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, relieves WIND rvgu-
ates the bowels. and Is the best known ren-
DIV for diarrhu.a, whether arising from teeth
~ or other causes. Twenty-Five cents Il
,Otta
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

Ola Mr- Baker. Of Cairo, took tt new de
torture ON her 0ith birthday She ato an
orange a d. and g da.e for the first tims IN
her lie. tut concluded lot 10 try glas' y
lemonade g.. lar 1t uaght be dangerous.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

DoNr OWE ME anything else, for
nothing does my children aud myself
the good that pr Dayid's Cough Syrup
does