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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19
TAKE NO OTHER.
STEW ART & HOLMES DRUG CD
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE
what a Prominent New York Doctor Has
80 say Upon the subject. which IL At
tracing So Mach Attention.

DO vass believe ia the Elixir 81 I5seFs' /
askes OF prominent New YORK physician re
Gently
lac aeetos ihoughta moment carefully, ard
said. - nAialv DO but net IA me way In
which Doctors Bros sSequasd or Hamrsona
hSve been describing H. All That has Re said
in the PRESS of the faad for the past aoaths
proves that SaEaethsng Is nee3et 20 kSslsE ard
Sustain she v!ssi and niten fsiasng forces 81 life
inlec5s0as sud Lhey are Always injurious because
snnaiarai
Hui = IS net cfsen Ssone Taac;orss'
II asa S4srg 81 sSy Il is MsfDhine Injections
are lar *0o eeaancn ana thty arr sac great cause
e shas fearsal iiTiwx &easb. known - tse nr4un
ha1st Theee l. 5Hs one WEs e. pgs paTiy reach
az sassaSss fhs vitality aud isfe. AMI thzs is
fhrDREA the stomach. Aaa there i 10 discovery
~ nodezs ssnaex. witch Il TEghsty gSed. dnsS
kais 50 tisaxookasy, kegEs hark disease hnS srs-
feasS life IS pare wkasxey Mad Yoz / say
pFrs wkiskey. for a. e.xe il faBarEoas Tae Ell
fegss Of 3 Fsl4rs article tsEs nsHgs Pare Malt
Whisxey. are practically these ~ "a elixir OF
tse. Il fones up ard strengthens TIE syzsen
w8sA0af tnsEr4sGs reaEssp1 ~ wt.haAt The kagz14-
alton Il azr bsAss Il tends 80 renew lite sa
For waxae1 espeei&lay. y 30 are weak. lANKuiG or
living A. gauSt wUnsen are tf IS asrasss1 frs-
vssuAnte. Al physicians learn FAese things frEsa
tAesf n-4ctiee an6 cannot hnE Re hesseseFz n 4
tfag aad se@Sshse elixir 90 - itAa It's pare
NxElqis 81 Which have f%en ssRAkiHg
Tbe sslsrsNE kzxzsetf sSrl2eS 10 tse y g0cd ex-
&san &e af The sratas ~ at3ysNnes SO hss xxyor~
Frnste aEssf clear ere $50 @ed hkn=sD - s gesfee~
hxAith. ~ 4 left Asw uszca Impressed - fhe
saeArnesx trEsA az1 essn asoE sesase o. his state
saeatS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19

disastrous. He i also raging daily atsen-
ton TO pipes that are ran through roofs.
contrary 10 the ordinance.
Captain Began. Of tie hook and ladder
company, Is absent in Olympia, snd his
place has been taken by Captain Rogers.
CAPTAIN Began Is 70 command one az the
new companies to be formed when the new
APPARATUS rets here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19
A NKw IocoMorI,g.
The CalanlfA 4 Puget sound Road In
ereaslne IT. Alallsn Pnssnr

creasing Its Asttse Power.
The Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad
Company has received new engine from
focstello, Idaho. The engine, which was
made by Brooks, Of nunkirk, \. y. was
purchased from The Utah & Northern rail-
road aud rebuilt At the Union Pacific shops
nj Tocatello.
She Is q tventy-three ton engine. her
cylinders are iaxe2 inches in sire and her
drive wheels are forty inches in diameter
The engine did its grss work on the road
yesterday.
Engine No. 2 Of The Columbia a Puget
Sound railroad. which has been In the
shops getting q general oveFhaaliag. vii
Dc reAdy Cor serviee inside % two wneks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19

Ataanets Eeaaa xwaw~t.
For Fzses nE4 RssNsaax szssxEsss Gas car A
Nexsilesa fAetse s<k1< a@sees - Sagaaa ssrea
Naasan k2exN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19

Children CRY for Pitchers Castoria.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19
aooNiSa AExEa sANxASnArKS

CkseF kHtlUxx Taksar S.r~ea.ss,.s..
AKatask fis~s IA Treats
tsAssf heascgx ordered nearsv TOO kses i.
tests res onS Sunday Scr fear tie hirA
wsna misas cause hlsss shAs aalsAs Move
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19
norIaNeKR a roraI WRECK.
Cigarettes t.etstag ~ Their Deadly wark
she Case Erlsliaat FxeFxhsnaa-

New Nark Press
sseaeral soussngeF's prtaSipsl ard Per
pes0al occupation on 100 isae al Jersey i
smoking cigarettes IL Il afEscss aim usen-
tstlv as Il does other aads~ he VII soon -
ia condition fer ksnEshsp er sande3ora.
Natch i aSoas the oslv geAlEa to NhicA he
can uow successfully ssp.sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

his being dead, will become Emperor OF
Austria and the Princess Elizabeth Queen
OF Hungary. This threatened separation
of the two crowns is what leads to the
hope on the part of those favorable to the
imperial interestsOf Austria that the Sale
law, which excludes the little Princess
Elizabeth from the Austrian succession
will be repealed in her favor, and that
she will become Empress-Queen On her
grandfather's decesse. Ii happens, very
remarkably, that in Hungary. where the
Salic law does not prevail, the next IN
succession after the Princess Elizabeth
is also female-the Archduchess Mara
Valeris, younger sister of the latl Crown
Prince, his elder sister, the brcnduchess
Gisela, having renowned her right OF
succession in 1873 upon her marriage TO
Prince Leopold Of Bavaria.
As the matter now stands, in the event
OF tho death OF the Emperor Franz Josef
Karl LudwIg will become Emperor OF
Austria only. lie is three years younger
than his imperia. brother, a feld-mar-
shal-heutcnant in the army, the husband
OF Third wife, and the father OF SIX cnll-
drcu. The people OF Austria generally
dislike him. regarding him as bigoted
AS well as a devout Catholic, aud rs the
reverse OF liberal 10 his political
Vows He is moreover, a staunch AT
mirer Of Prince Bismarck, aud unlikely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
aurY,vaiefan ancient CurtOm.

The small hut important seaport OF
Burghead. h.orayshire, IS OF very great
antiquity. and to this day keeps NJ the
Burning OF the Clayie "a custom
totsllv unknown IT il believed, IN
any other part Of Scotland. On FRI
dav evening. the 1lth ultimo. being
the last dav Of the year, old style,
this custom was observed. The Clavle
consists in fixing half barrel on the
TOP OF pole, filling it with slaves Of
barrels and some tar, anu having SET fire
10 these the Clavie Is carried hastily
through the principal streets of the vii
lage to tho top OF one OF the triple walls,
known as the Baiilies. that formed tho
extensive Notifications on the headland,
and about which there Is 20 much DIS
pnte whether it was OF ROman or Danish
origin. The place Is called the On
rie and on il Is neatly bUllt CIR
GUAR piece Of mason work with a hole IN
The centre, into which the end OF the pole
that carried the Clavie liz fixed. AS the
Burning pieces of wood fall down they
are eagerly seized and borne away
fer luck. The pole is then taken away
and sold. the purchS ser being believed
10 realize special share of good fortune
during Che ensuing year. The process
sion is now shorn of much Of its prestige (;
still an old remdenter, Mr.. James Peter
kin. boat-bnilder, oflicia:ed as usual. and
the whole thing passed of without
further mishap than the staining with
tar of the faces and clothes OF the bear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

"How are yon, EOIwoII? Glad to
see Won. 1heY tell me yoa've been ten
dered the MANAGEMENT OF the O., II. and
l.. rsilroad. IS that so !
ct Is. my friend
license me, but it strikes NE as being
very singular that man whose expert
encc has called for no development OF
managerial ability shoald have been
chosen 10 such position"
d" No managerial arlhty? What 10
YOU mean I want you 20 uAlerssand
that We have Lad TWO v:sitatious OF twins
q. oar house, aud q man who has wre,tled
with such dlspen atoms can put Eis
hands and feet in his pocketand manage
any elk railroads IN Christendom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
0uI,etne Thing.

In resaurant-
Guest Ito red-headed waiter: "What
is the appropriate dressing for hash
that seems TO have been hatched from a
haiI-matires,
Waiter with nonchalance): "What
shade OF hair seems TO predominant,
sir ?"
Guest with emphasis: "Rej, sir
Suspiciously red.
Waiter '"Ah, then you want TO use
the " hite horse rGdish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
UtsappOlnted.

"Hillo, Mr.. Hluntl inst met your
wife down the street. She's been ont
driving and has broken the tongue OF her
wagon.
"1bat go? Well I'm awfuly disap-
pointed"
"Diappointcd p
"Yes Thought at first You were go,
ing 10 tell me something had happened
to break the Vaughn OF her tongue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
wouia dc hosd ale Clinton WIZ We're.

To the E'ditor Of the Dispatch:
vas raised near a noted fox-hunter.
AMI one morning as he WAS circu.aambu-
lating over his farm he started q red,
which exclted MIN 10 much, and though
over 4 mile from home, he commenced
Whooping and barking for his OLD leader,
and finally wound up with the above re-
markable expression. Now, when |
climb one OF Virginias lofty peaks q
frosty morning and look out upon her
uuexp,orcd and unexcelled resources and
behold the foxes, SO to speak, lumpl9g
in many directions, an forced TO ex-
claim in somewhat parallel language with
tue above, Would the Lord that old
Clay. Madison, Jefferson, or Henry
were here 10 tackle or grnpple with
same. And one OF tie cutest and
most canning OF them all is the
old trained red, alias State debt,
that lies quietly and contentedly sucking
his paw IN some dark cavern OF the
earth. till gubsrnatorisl or other i'm
p0rtant election il about to take place /;
then he leaps boldly forth. shakes his
bushy tail, as good as to say. catch me
or settle me il you can. for I'm headed
for the Governors chair. Now, oil old
hunters know that some dogs will cut
on the PACK aud won't run fair, so mark
what l say, that If the above matter Is
not satisfactorily adjusted before the
gubernatorial race comes of Little bnies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
,yIcrobes Extraordinary.

mike, remarked an uncomfortable
punstor to his friend the other day, |
wouldn't venture out into the street with
those garments on if / was YOU
AN whoy not :"
" because the Board OF Health will
levy on them.
"For what rayson, av We PLACE ?"
"In Difference to the city ordinance
which compels their destroying all Nike
robes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

therefore to be loved OF the patriots who
dcplore the degradation OF Austria to
the second place among the States Of
GERMANY. Oh his children the eldest,
Franz, born in December, 1853, re-
nounced all his rights %; succession to
TIE throne about two years ago. He IS
Q sufferer from epilepsy and lunatic.
Otto. the second son. OF whom We give =
portrait rs VOL as Of his father, was born
April u. lSG5. He is p deprayed
prince. who used his vito, a Saxon prIn-
cess, 50 vilely shortly after their mar
rage that she returned 70 her parents.
Tho Princess Elizabeth, daughter OF
the deceased Crown Prince. was born as
recently as September ,, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

81 tell you what, SparkIns that Miss
Shekols is II great catch her father IS
one of the banking trm vi Shekels,
Bullion Il Co. His house has an IN
come Of a thousand pounds day
IN not denyiog 1t, my BOY, but |
am prenlr.d 10 assure You that the in-
come OF his house isn't anything rs
compared - the outgo. was around
there last night and 8 thousand pounds
Is Just nothing at all to the impetus OF
my Departure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

"Why, John, old boy, what's the mat
ter with You? You look ten years older
than when saw you last. Evidently
married life doesn't agree with you.
"Wel. ! must say, ny friend, that my
wife j. a little too much Of a iermaGant
to suit me. She keeps me stirred up
constantly"
"Then she's hardly as much Of
daisy as you were wont to think her ?
En-, John?
"'Umsy'? should think not. She's
grown to bea regular Johnny jumper. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
CARDINAL LAVIGERIE,
Tho Possible Successor OF Leo XIII.

Pope Leo XIII. is seventy years
old snd rumors that he is seriously I'M
we'll reach this country from time 60
time. lie is far from being at ease in
his home at Rome, as he repeatedly
tells the world. Where will be the resi-
dence OF the head OF the Catholic
Church in his temporary or permanent
home after leaving Rome is question
which interests the civilized world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
One WAS EnGngh.

Parber Ito Lald-headed customer {;
"Hayent much hair to boast of, have
Won, sir? Better try bottle OF my
wonderful hair-restorative. "
Customer: "Ihank you very much,
but il couldn't possibly DO any GOOD. -
Barber: "What makes you think so,
my friend ?"
Customer "Simp'y because ] got a
trial bottle here about three months ago,
and it dispersed my locks so effectually
that there isn't any material left for
another bottle to levy on"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
ste Reason Of ~.

deacon Pullybone, | done hear dat
de chu ch war close 70 repairs -
Oats de solemn fac, Br'er Jeans.
"What's de 'c)sion ? Has dey done
been a horryoane long dat way
"Not 'zacAly, Brcr Jeaus. De fac
am dat Garo hlint muffin de matter wid
de chu'ch, but hit am close TO repairs
ter de parson. He's ben takiu' sparrln'
lessons fom PeriesseT Talmige, an he
got one in der LOGGER las week dat sorter
lamed his intelleck dat's 10 'casion er
de church bein' close, sab
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. r G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific Tor nys,s-
ria, Dizziness. COlYulsOna. titr. Nervous Ssu-
rElgls, Headache, Nervous Prosirst)u caused ~
the use u alcohol &C tobacco, Nskeiliress. Med
sl Depression. s0ftenns u the Brain resulting
In Insanity aud leading % misery, decay, AL
DEAN, Premature Oli Ace. les, d Power ia
Ei.her sex eAusai by Oysr-sxerilon ~ ihe Dftil
or Oyer-indl lgeuce Escn boz contains one
months treatment 81 boz, or six boxes for ~
esa' ~ mail prepaid on receipt Of p1cA
auAktSTkk FIX boXk3
ocurs any csss With esch orusg fsssivs' ~
us for Elk boKes accompanied with A ~ VIA
repd tho purchaser Gus written guarantee - -
iuua the money II tho treatment does not o1ses
tc1rA Guarantees Issued only oy
l.kOBskps BAKER, Druggist
solo tgsn.,
so east MAIN street.. kIcnmOnd. Il
myi-d1Hly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
pnrIinn. InNesfment.

III You take me. dear Fred,n che remarked,
Whi q hor eycs
In Their long. d. coming lastes were ths'ched,
at must D. lie some other inye.!In3nLs
know
You mus take mo with coupon attached"
"Wlth coupon attached: How IS thAtfn he re-
marlcI
IL ,o.c- li.e a vinf-rusfied straw.
"Xhv. ac.4p.n To- yoilo,k.n she coyly replied,
l. an lncaoa.e mother il-laW.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

The Cariinalof whom We give q por-
trsit, Charles Martial Allemand- iavige-
RE. it is thought by some, may be the
successor OF Leo XII. with Carthage as
his scat. Re Is a Frenchmsn, now the
Archbishop Of Carthage and Algiess.
OF late he aas been travelling from one
European country to another on an anti
slavery crusade. He IS a man
OF vigorous physique. energetic
and powerful as an orator. The
vast country in which he has worked
more than twenty years is covered with
evidences Of his zeal in teaching religion
end establishing philanthropic institu-
tons, and be is much loved by the peo-
pie. He Was born in 1926, nominated
Cardinal in 1882, sndis still blsck-halred,
with no trace OF the old man in his
swarthy conntenance. which is iliumi-
nsted by intensely brilliant black eyes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
Telling Tree. sr Electricity.

Hitherto machines for telling trees
have been driven by steam power, but
this is some times announcement, espe-
aially in thick woods. and electric power
has recently been adopted IN the Cali
clan forests Usually in such machines
the trunk is sawed. but in this case il is
drilled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
AncmDuNr KAnL LuDw,o.
Heir TO tne Throne or Aussrta-His
kou otto.

Should no change he effected N the
law of succession in Austria Hungary,
which will give the succession to Eliza
beth, daughter of tho deceased Crown
Prince, and should his widow not bear a
posthumous son. the Archduke Karl
Ludwig. or bis son Otto in the event OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
TIE Proper mode OF Cooking Irish
Potatoes
fFnr the nlsnatch1

Boiled Irish potatoes constitute an al
most daily dish upon the table Of large
majority Of families, and they are very
wholesome a. well rs nutritious ii pro-
perry cooked. But strange 70 say, they
are rarely ever cooked rs they ought TO
De. They are commonly put into cold
water and boiled until they are supposed
TO be done. They are then peeled and
put upon the table. Cooked in this way
they are close, hard, and sodden, and
are therefore very indigestibie. The
proper mode of cooking them IL TO wash
them well, put them in boiling water
without peeing let them boil about
twenty-five minutes, pour on the water
and set the vessel In which they are
cooked on the stove n 10y the nre ana
let it remain until the water they have
absorbed is entirely evaporated. Then
you will find the skin cracked open and
the potato dry, mealy. delicious, and
easily digested. M. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
n,.nrnrinr Her own sfafement.

al declare, Cora there's no getting
rid Of some men there's that Nr. Sted-
MISUNDERSTANDING my having gwen
him the mitten his love continues 70
make him a very slave TO me.
How can he be slave to you, Helen,
when you have just contested no is man
vou-mltted 2"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

A debtor may be very much OF an ig-
noramus and DO quite an-oving felio"
as we'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

Inecrsoll is q grear story-teller, his re-
lations being all of the Bob-tale variety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

The poorest knight Of the shovel and
pick often strikes a job where he has oc-
casion TO feel that he is well-to-do man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

M0Dy non Ere unm.nd-
fli0i The laws Of heath
aud expose themselves %
al Kinds Of weather. >uch
imprudoEco oiteu results
70 DANGEROUS Coughs,
Colds. Chest Pains. kheu-
Ms-ism. Setsfica. an d
other painful Affections.
RFyBON's FiAsTEa ptll DC
fCubi tho most rsliHUio
cxtcrlal remedy known
FOR the prompt reiier anu
cure ~ such ailments. &c
keeps up a healthy lOw
o. tao blood wAep the
hoiy is exposed % the
rayages Of tho most IN
cloniest weather. Care
.ful nuYera will e3z Tor
EESS0N's PLAsrE2 an u
refuse q I Others.
~ Sem, o-cent
sismpt0 se.Dury & John
son. p Plan street. y. l.,
fOf 2 copy % iasirUciicps
fysA ihs Daei0r. a yal44-
lie household Does.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
WADE wnlrr,.E's wHrMs.
fror the Dispatch.i

A surgeon may be very expert in Els
profession aud yet be unable to repair .
broken trombone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.

SUSPENDED from The lower gallery IS a
ssries of pane,s jxlO feet made entirely
Of choice flowers, q panel being devoted
10 each department OF state, upon whlch
is wrought in half relief some snltaole
device. The Navy Department bears
uDon a floral background Il man-of-war I;
tho Department OF the Interior,
noneer scene, representing log caOln.
y nevlv.felled tree, piOw, and sheal
Of cm,u tho Post Office Department. a
mailbag and an envelope duly stamped,
no>tmarked. and addressed in flowing
hand 10 " BENJAMIN Harrison, Washing
ton, u. c."
Over each panel is the name OF the de.
partment it symboliZes and quiz oil
About the upper gallery are vases al
.orn.tino with the columns, filled with
rare palms. -
4 PATHWAY or FLOWERS
Each entrance to the ballroom MOOR
between the columns is iestooued WIN
American flags aud other suitable orna-
,oe,,ts and nj each end of the room are
snsnended huge globes OF flowers fifteen
go IN diameter. around which are in
scribed the words, inaugural Bal,
1884 These globes are arrsDged to open
IN the centre. and by means OF wires
napinuls,ed by the men below, on either
a,de as the presidential party passes
hencath the fragrant hemIspheres part
~ = shower OF blossoms strew tho path
os the newly. installed chief ruler and
S;s suite. From the great dome hangs
= three-masted ship OF flowers thirty
s.et Iong--the ship OF State--full rugged.
a canopy OF bunting and gsrlanss OF
laurel six inches in disnstsr hang fon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.

In the centre OF the floor is nm artistic
Japanese paCOda, under the lower part
of which Is u erotto built OF rocks and
ferns around handsome fountain, and
aflording cool retreat fer promonadors.
In ,he first story Of the structure, which
is draped with flags and bunting and
covered with tropical palms, plants, and
flowers. is Beck 81 band orchestra OF 100
performers, ready to furnish the dance
music Tor the bal. Above them, IN the
second story, Is the celebrated Marine
Band. OF fifty pieces, playing the prone
made music, and on the root blazes the
word Constitution IN letters OF gas.
The eight columns, lifting the dome
eighty feet from the ground, are
twined with heavy laurel garlands
interspersed with palm-ieavcs. The
fronts Of the galleries, running al
round tho building arc festooneI with
American flags. and IN the spaces be.
tween are alternately suits Of iu,l-siled
silver plated armor mounted with silk
plush backing and large coats-ot arms
painted in OF of all the States and ma
tons. surmounted 10y carved and gilded
eagles over the States ana crowns or
other national insignias over the foreign
arms, all drapea with appropriate flags
of silk. Gariauds Of laurel aud flowers
have q snbdung edect twined along the
front OF these decorations. Each one of
the three hundred columns supporting
the galleries Is draped with smilaX and
bears o large national banner OF satin
with tue coat-oi-arms embroidered
unnn IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17
NURsERY ANDa

HAYWOOD NURSERY AND1
W FRtir.FARN. -
NO nave On haad acd ready for delivery
large stccx Of APPLE. PEACH. ChEhkl, and
PsAR TREES, ana AL the SHALL FRUITS and
BERRIES.
FOR building, grating, aud cuttings ge uso
only wood from our Oo-t-osarins rio'k, phIcn
causes orr trees TO bear earlier. more Uniform
~. and havo he,ter frnit Z an those raised FROM
the trimmings OF nursery IOWA
We we're awarded nrsi premium for best die
play OF apples at American genealogical Society
In Philadelphia: also, 800 IN premiums a; the
virginia Agricultural and Ncchaplcal Expo-i-
ton IA Richmond astfsll. Have a.s0 received
premiums On fruit tires, grapes. aud other Dur-
sorry STOCK 81 three last fairs ~ The Virginia state
Agricultural society. Prices tow TO cash GUS
toners. send Tor catalogue ami prices. Saii9-
faction guaranteed.
j. r. wATKIss 4 BROTHER,
Hsllsborc, Chesterfield coarsy, Va
f. 7-Th-su&fuim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

A good, sharp appetite aud good diges-
tion are given by Hoods ssrsapariila. Take
II now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

"Whisperings OF the Stars must
have been heard through the poets i'm
aqiuation. Notwithstanding the side-ea
ial suggestion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-17

The population OF the earth 10 now
fixed at !. 400. 100000. The circulation
editors OF certain leading journals VIII
make note Of this and contract their AN
davits accordingly.