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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

zem szed} de domu to az przysta-
nal a tax patrzal!
W o ewod a.
Ha! ha! ha! no, oni beda
myself.
B k larz.
Co chcia}em powiedziec, ia DO
juz dawno takiego ogniozalewacza
ME nosilem.
Pisarz przyb b.
Worajd!
K asztela n.
Jak diva razy diva, onl maja
pred takimi ludzmi respekt; Wi
dzisz, Jasiu, ia CT wypomogfem.
Kanclerz.
Exactly!
Ka s e | a n.
Gdyby ME ia, to jak diva
razy diva, by}oby ci licho posz}o,
ale widzisz ia to juz widzia}em,
zreszta ten m}ody... mnie nauczy},
Jak sig to moze sprawic!
kanclerz. (bierze go "a reke)
Juz ia ci tego ME zapomne
tax }atwo kochany kasztelanie, ty
jak Ani6l czuwa}es nademna (p}a-
cze) Exactly HIM! hm! HIM!
K asztelan n. (kt6remu take
4zy W oczach stoja)
Tax! tax! kochany kanclerzu,
te pahacze. juz ME moge sig u
trzymac (wybucha g}osnym p1a-
czem.)
Kim |.
Czy tie chlopy powaryowaly?
Plsarz przyb.
10 mysle, re panowie So piia-
nj, DO bakalarzowi wei jak to te
hachy do cory stoja.
K i m Ell (k}adzie palce ma usta).
psf!
Bakalarz.
Co chcia}em powiedziec, pa
ME wojewoda, ia tax pana szanu-
JIG ~(taczajac sie) te pafacze dobryk
kochany panic wo]ewodo (calujac
go) p6j-dz d-o-domu.
K asztela (kt6ry pc nieprzy-
jemnej recepcie, wrociD.
Jak diva razy diva a to psia....
slisz, mech go p...... (do Woje.
wody) Wy tes tam macie takiego
psia.... or je dobry czfowiek zeby
tax 900. panic Kimel, daj MI CO
wypic!
Plsarz prey b.
Panic kasztelanie, 10 mysle,
idzcie do domu to bedzie worajd,
wy iuz i tax macie "a wiele
K olerz.
Exactly!
K a 81 t g La II.
Co W tez na mnie? to "a to co
il ci dopom6gf [ptacze o jej! ojei!
W c W I'd IL. l%caiujac 60 wtwarz!
Po!dz do domu pojdz kochany
panic. [chce 60 wyprowadzid. Iecz
W tel chwill kasztelan zawadzit o
sadek, padaja obaj.
T lisa PRIV b.
A MECH piorunl
X mel.
Oni mi ~jeszvze szkio potluka.
w | 9 k.
No, TO czysty zjazd gdyby tax
Nto zobaczyi...
Spieg [wchodzi.
A to panowie szykownie sic
bawia do trzysta.
K s z tc ! a n, splewa niezro-
zumiale piosnke M mute Wlazt 10.
tie k'aa p}otek.
Spiew Mr.. l
4 aszt 8 an.
TAX jak diva razy powiadam
l ua moi honor to wkiadam
Ze pahncz6w wykieruje!
Do County Jail powedruje kaz-
dy, kto by sic pown&yt
A mole imie zniewazy1.
Szpleg.
Siedz kasztelanie spokojnie
I ME mysl re to juz pc wo]nie
Bo pahacze sic szykuja
Skore CT j%eszcze wygarbuja,
A warcien jestes nicponiu,
Idz spokojnie Sc do domu,
Ma ludzi uczciwych wymyslasz
Sam zas pijany upadasz,
owietego udajesz ma stronie
A hahbe %przynosisz Polonji.
(Zas}ona spada,)
Akt. 5ty nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

pe]ana lecia} a smarowa}.
Pisarz przyb.
Mnie powiadof k~asztelon, re
on tego smarkacza chce sfksowac,
a tax 60 wyzywof cd rozmaitych;
ale kiedy 10 mu powiedzio}, re
mo sic uspokoiG, DO ten starry pi-
sorz na]wiecej dawniej "a MIN
strong trzyma}, to kasztelanowi
oblicza sig rozjasni}o i tax do
mnie p%owiedzio}: - Wierz ty pi-
sorzu, juz 10 niemoge temu zaprze-
czyc, i on by} i je dobry, ]eno re
ME trzyma z mani, a ia ci po-
wiadem, re to ten Klamkiewicz
go tax naburzy}, ale 10 wien, re
jak diva razy diva, to nasz starry
pisorz jest uczciwy cz}owiek.
Kimel |.
To prawdal
Pisarz przyb b.
10 ci powiem panic Kimel,
ia pslakrew }yso to Jest djobel, a
ten d}ugi go j~eszcze bardzi bury,
a ten sig tax rozposclero (idzie do
okna) Tam go kata jacys panowie
lda presto tn dotad a wszyscy z
ogniozalewaczami.
Kimel.
Cicho, to z Detroit przyjecha-
Ii, patrz jak tez Wojewoda SITE
rule.
Scena II. (Sejmowi wchodza).
K asztela n.
Mech bedzie! - K i m e |,
ma ogien!
B a k a | r
Co chcialem powledziec...
Kasztelan. (przerywajac)
Mo- cylinders...
X m e |.
A no juzci, gdyby u mnie
ogien wybuch}, tobym iuz ME po-
trzebowai fajerman6w.
Kaszte n.
Ha! ha! ha! jak diva razy
diva, ale co tam a! a! iak sic
masz pisarzu?
Pisarz PREY b.
Worajd! (Wszyscy sic witaja).
Kasztelan n.
No., panic Kimel, daj tam ma
zakropienie Detroickiego kurzu, a
daj nam najprz6d! Co my ci
smlechu mieli - ha! ha! ha! z
tego Slisza W Detroit. ha! ha! ha!
O Jezu o Jezu...
Kimel.
Czy panowie wszyscy tego sa-
megO! -
B a k a | a r z.
Co chciafem powiedziec... XII
mel, no..
B a k | z.
To ia tez takiego!-pan Kane
lerz?
Kanclerz.
Exactly.
K asztelan n.
A Walka ME ma? ]ak diva
razy diva, on juz ME moze wy
trzymac!
B a k a larz.
Co chcia}em powiedzieG, on
zaraz przyjdzie, tylko zmieni swo-
je przykrycie.
Woj ewod a.
Juz idzie!
Pisarz PREY b.
Do ten tez by1 re swoja g}o-
wa W Detroit? to je doplero wo-
raid!
Walek (wchodzi).
ia tam by}em ma drugiej stro-
ME, mysla}em re wy tam a wi
dzieliscie panowie, PAM Wojewo-
DINA .chorqgiew ma te ucieche wy
wiesila.
w O. e d a.
A MECH ja usciskam, DO ia sic
tax ma geografii ME znam (traca]aa
sliszem i pijq) A MECH 60 djabli
Slisza co "a brzydka bestya!
K asztelan n.
To jest nailepszy SNAPS, taxi
ia lajkuj 6!
Kanclerz.
popou;o ,vyrzhIy do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

motion. and it will be readily under
stood what the motive power OF fairly
large kite will be. The greatest fun,
however, does not consist in simply
holding on 10 the kite and being drawn
in q straight line along the ice; 10 get
the maximum of pleasure. learn to
coast with it. Have the cord wound
upon n good, thick stick, long enough 70
give good purchase TO both hands
and stout enough 20 bear the pressure
without breaking in the middle. Hold
this with bent arms in front of your
chest, and turn your feet slightly to
the night. How far 20 turn them cannot
be explained in words; your own Judg-
ment Of the pull of the kite must guide
you If il is not very strong it will be
possible to 90 nearly in straight line
across the ice. and turning. come back
nearly as straight, but If it Is blowing
hard and the pull is strong a more slant
ing direction will be necessary. II Will be
found necessary when the pull comes
to incline the body from the kite, AZ
If one were doing the outside edge"
SO as to get more resistance, and
then it is necessary to watch the
wind carefully and be on the lookout
for sudden pu1s. which, if not antlcl-
pated. may result in an unexpected fall at
the sudden jerk Of the kite or the equal
" sudden let-up Of the pull. Properly
managed the kite viii take the flyer skim
ming along. coasting hero and there across
the ice or running straight ahead before
the wind, describing zig-zags OF any other
figure he pleases. This is very popular
sport among the boys in Eastern and
Middle Europe. and the boy here who
first introduces it to his section will have
an enviable time. l have also seen boys
make a light framework Of lumber like a
raft end put it upon runners made of pair
% discarded wagon-shafts cut 10 an edge
and securely fastened TO the raft, and then.
getting their kites well up, run down IN
the rude sleigh with half dozen OF them
sitting on II. their kites drawing them
along. the steering being done by boys
leg dragging out behind. in the same way
that toboggan is guided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
DRUGS. MEDICINES. ds
i. L. SALE.
APoTHECARY, 2ooi yBSABLE sTRETr
PURITY GUARANTEED

! ,oo0 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP atisc.;
90 pln,s GENUINE IMPORTED BAY Run -
50c.;
90. viii buy q boz % IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth CO.,;
80 Will by CARqEiCs, DAylDS, or BRAN.
DRgTWs PILLS;
lsc. viii buy FRAIsERs NERVE AID BONE
IMMINENT;
re. will buy VALENTINES AEATJUICE.
&c. viii buy WIEIHs BgEg. WINE. And
IRON:
To. will buy BROWNS IRON BlTrgRs:
&c. Will buy PiERCE's MEDICAL Dis
COyE2Y;
75c. Will buy PIERCE's FAyoRIrE PRE-
sCRlPrlOS;
CSC. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAfA-
RlLLA:
&c will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
t-2s viii buy sWIFT.s sPECiglC-iarge
81 viii buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY ca RE:
Co., WILL buy sOZODOSr, the best denui1es.
Soc. will buy MEADE / BAKERS CAkbOLlo
NoUTH-WASH
i0c will buy ALLcOCh'S POROUS PLASTER;
25c. Will buy four pounds BEST AlxED BIRD
SEED:
&c. will buy LAzELLE's, VIOLET. or LAyES.
DIR WATERS worth Sl-tle best per.
fumes sold;
500 hali-pin. bottles BAY RIM Al &c:
Is gross TOILET SOAP 81 &C. a dozea:
50c. vii buy LoONEN'S HAIA-BHUsH-bss
brush offered for 500 money worth rs.
7tc. will buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BAUSu wOItL s.:
$50 will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BRt sH .Loonons bosp woTIh s.;
sc. will buy USBREAKABLE COMB Worsa
75c. no 3Su.ru&Ih-gm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

which Won can never restore. SO now i
will not let you go until you promise TO
make me some reparation and
"Tell me how am TO do it." she said in
tone so soft aud low that the words were
almost ipnudiblc. And ut the same time
she lifted her bonnie blue eyes TO NV face
with a look in them which never saw
there before--a look which i shall not at
tempt 10 describe or portray, but which
sent a thrill of such wild, unutterable happi-
ness through my whole being that the next
moment had drawn her closer 10 me and
was whispering into her ear. brokenly and
falteringiv. do not tribe with me, be
seech YOU! You have played dangerous
game. in which you have transformed me
from D womau-hater into "a voman-loyer, for
I do love YOU. prittie. I, who never really
cared for any one Before. now love YOU
with my whole heart. irTevocably, unal-
terablv. but Il has not been lair or right,
for while ! have been beaten you have"
do not say beaten" she said, with
perceptible tromor IN her own voice also
do not say you've been beaten. for 1t IS
not true. No. it is who have been igno-
miniouslv defeated-I own 1t, confess 1t.
for whilo was playing for your heart and
not suspecting any danger. lost my own
] did indeed. So now ! think we may cry
quits and acknowledge that we are well
matched. since each OF Us Las been made
an April Fool by the other"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
THIS WEEK.
GREAT SALEM
FINE HIGH-CUI LADIES' BOOTS.
F ANGUS SHOE HOUSE.
422 cast Broad street,
OPPOSITE FOCRQUREAN, PRICE 3 co.
THE LEADING HOUSE OF HIGH-GRADE
FOOTWEAR.
422 cast Broad street,
THE LEADING HOUSE or HIGH-GRADE
FOOTWEAR.

Who're car you buy Ladies Hlgh-Cut Boot,
DOngola, medium and high heel. Glove Rid Top,
scalloped Top. sizes = to-. AZ eL.25f Only place
FAMOUS ShOE HOUSE.
Where can you buy a D0ngo'a, fancy llnei'
Tipped or without ftp. or Patent Tipped, az
sI5Of Al the FAMOUS SHOE HOUSE
Who're can you buy o Genuine HIgh-Cut, Gen.
Tin. silk-liued, ls-button, at ti.75f FAMOUS
SHOE HOUSE.
Where Genuine Mems Calf Lace and Con-
Rress, Tipped. all toes sud Width. a. s2f AZ the
FAMOUS SHOE HOUSE.
Whero cen you buy a, fi.95 GOOD hon's SEAM
less, soil sules and inner, IN Lace AMI Congress
Ave different lasts Al The FAMOUS SHOE
HOUSE.
Where an extra quality Calf, Congress, aud
Lace. smooth innor. no tacks, Patent 'rp, seal
Hoped yamp, at fss A. tho FAMOUS SHOE
HOUSE de Seed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08


There IA = word we often hear
That hints II driving times
1t stirs the summer atm sphere,
10 blends with winters chimes,
II spurs the naughty thorough bred,
II speeds the palfrey's step;
'Tis known 10 man and quadrupec-
The mOngrel word "Godep"l
The iehu and the gentleman,
ihe pei1lcr aud the priest
The guide ~ coach or circus-yau.
The greatest and the least
OF those who handle whip and reins-
Wing. Democrat, and Republican,
Tho body and tho man Of brains
All patrOnize Gecep
TIA origin IS lost IN myth
The Oracles do say,
But very like it's mixed up
Aurora In this way:
Wien lhaetOn and iempus she
DiI drivc In haste from Nep
Tunes realm 70 part Nights canopy
She coined the word "Gedep.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

"Divinia." remarked Laurenz as he
paved tho top-dress!ng of his alleged
brain" Diviuial / heard a lecture last
evening on metempsycnosis; that. you
souls"
Listen. Laurcnz," interrupted Divinia;
Il think hear pa adjusting his cowhide
boots. Perhaps it would be rs well for
you to metcmpsychos ere he descends and
gives you a practical illustration himself"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
VIRGINIA MUTUAL
livestock Insurance Company,
FOR
INSURANCE or HORSES AND MULES
AGAINST
FIRF, DISEASE, AND ACCIDENT.
W. 0. STEGER. Agent,
1115 EAST MAIN STREET.
Phone IS.


To the Poiicy- HolderS Of The Virginia
Mutual livestock Insurance COM
pany and the P'tblic generally
Having secured the services OF DR..
LAPOlNTE. a graduate OF the Mon
treal Veterinary College, all stock Will
receive his prompt attention. He can
be found at the Office Of the company,
lib east Main street.
As to the promptness IN the settlement
of claims we refer 10 the following
v. o. Steqsr, Fsq., Ag>ni Virginia Gutua! Lire
Stock Insurance Company:
Dear sir.-Without any solicitations on your
part I write this 10 express my appreciation or
the courtesy extended me by tho company you
represent, and also 20 acknowledge he prompt
ness displayed by the Virginia Mutual Live
stock Insurance Company in tho settlement Tor
the loss Of on o Of my horses. Yours truly,
n. MYrHE DAVIS. N. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
WARNER MOORE.
Rrcssovp. Va. June p. 1859.

On tho 22d Of juno, 1889, my horse which Vas
insured IN the Virginia Mutual Livestock lnsu-
rance Company, OF Norfolk, Va, was found dead
ia hi- stall / promptly notified the company.
and their agent, Nr w. q. SteGor, ON the follow
ing Monday, June IS, 1859, settled the claim 20
ny entire satisfaction. ! ,artily recommend
the company 10 all who may wish 10 avail them-
selves Of protection against loss Of this valuable
property. JULIEN BlNFOkD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

"They tell me your friend Toddley is q
cold-watcr man Is that so, Judkinsl
"Yes. indeed, and 90 ara l."
you? Wen, that surprises mel You
and Toddley are the very last men in the
world that / would take to be cold-water
men"
We are, though, and with good reason.
It has been our experience that If You take
cold. while in the use OF cold water you
incur no such danger. You don't want
much of it. you know. but if you must
weaken your whiskey 1 infinitely prefer
water 70 hOt.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Settled Nv the Settler.

"What singularly inappropriate names
are given 10 places, TO Ice sure" sad the
tourist to the settler. There's that noun
tain, for instance. You say it's called
Bald Top Now Pm sure there is fair
growth of timber on it. and why it should
be called bald Is a mystery 10 me-"
"'lis. ehY Wal. you list 90 up thar
some day with couple o dogs an ef you
don't find the hares scattering, Pu give
NM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Sammy Diagnosis

Young Sammy complained of difficulty
in swallowing, and tho trouble seeming TO
increase the doctor was sent for.
Now. sammy" said he, " tell me just
how Won feel"
Well" said the patient. "my swallow
feels red and somethin' tickles down in
my blowpipe."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
V,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
l. CHARLES T. CLARK. PaesIDkSe
BRADsTREErS RICHMOND oPFICk
NJ. i.os EAsl MAIN SrkggG
te.epnono No.tJl
an. WITTY. supsrIa.snd.a.

The Rienmord onice nss more tnan xsp. pa.s
with tho rapid growth OF tho city aad develop
Eent OF ne territory tributary toi. AZ oilers a
tae mercantile community OF this ssctioa al. "a
advantages OF ssysten tne superiority OF whica
IA Recognized IN every trAio centre " the eiyil.
Led world. Inas MA Ia Q special seass PREPARED
ioguArd the interested its local patrons ID a.
tested by the fact that Is has nov larger suwAee
a6ssbswt>ws tA~s ass stAw nwssnssjs sesNsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

Mr.. w. o. 1eqer, AGENT Virginia Mutual Lire
stock LsuraHcs Company lib east Man s'5esf.
Richmond, Va.
Dear sir-I acknowledge receipt OF $50 In
full settlement for the loss OF nv horse.
The payment being made thirty days before
Il was due speaks well for the promptness OF
your company Yours truly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Rather Opportune.

Deacon Baldwin was accustomed TO visit
the BARRIERS one Sunday in each month TO
have his hair cut, and upon every such oc-
casion INDUCED in nap during the opera
ton. Happening to get up later than
usual on one of his regular days for visit
ing his tonsor, he was obliged to omit the
performance, and repaired to the church
direct. where the beginning of the sermon
found him fast asleep. Parson Prolcks,
unobseryant Of the Deacon's condition,
had warmed up 10 his seventhly," when
himself and congregation were startled by
hearing in crisp staccato tones from the
Deacou's pew the words:
Cut 1t short, you ninny; cut 1t
short"
When made aware Of his interruption
the Deacon humbly apologized, but the
ParsOn has ever since abbreviated his ser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Not Complimentary.

"There's no accounting for dreams. ia
there, Miss SMITH Here it Is fully two
years since / saw you, and to think /
should dream Of you last night
Mr.. Jamson. have horrid dreams myself
sometimes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

When the mariner, dreaming in railway
car. was disturbed by the tossing about Of
baggage in the forward compartment, how
appropriate that he should exclaim
"broakeTs ahead!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

Grave looks become the practitioner of
medicine or dentistry; it IS q part of the
profession of either to look down in the
mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Charges for Water Where There Are Two
Families on Lot.


To he Editor fde Dispatch
Will you be kind enough to publish at
your earliest convenience for the benefit
of some OF your subscribers. as well "a
taxpayers, the city Ordinance concerning
the charges for water where there are one
or more families on the same lOt and can
occupants Of q kitchen be called family!
Yours truly, TAx-PAYER.
TIE ANSWER.
When the occupier Of lot OF tenement
on which has been erected or placed ny
drant, cock, or other fixture TO supply
water. shall permit the water TO run from
the hydrant, cock, OF fixture without
proper care to prevent waste. or fail 10
keep their watcr-pipes and fixtures III good
repair and protected from freezing, or shall
permit the water TO be used, taken. or re-
ceiyed iy any person other than the said
occupicr, or a member or visitor of his fam
ily. there shall in each case be a fine on
the said occupier Of not less than five nor
more than twenty dollars: and there shall be
q like fine also on the person SO using. TAX
inc. or receiving the water: and in either
case the superintendent Of the water-works
shall stop the water from the tenement,
and not turn It on again until Unsatisfactory
assurance is given him that the like case
viii not happen again; and IN all cases
piled by a single tap, and the fixtures ac-
cessible to each, like charge shall be
made for each Of the premises having ac-
cess 10 the fixtures, aud "A bill pre-
scented to the owner or agent of the
premises on which said fixtures exist.
unless one tenement assumes the re-
sponsibility for the whole charge, or
unless proper enclosures or barriers are
put up and maintained to prevent access
fromthe others; so, likewise if any hydrant,
cock, or other fixture be found leaking or
left running when not in actual use. and
the owner or occupier of the premises
shall refuse or fail after due notice to have
the necessary repairs made, the superin-
tendent of the water-works shall stop the
water from said lot or tenement. and
there shall be fine of ten dollars on any per-
son who snail turn on the water before such
repairs are made. If any person, not act
ing under the authority Of the superinten-
dent OF the water-works, or the committee.
shall turn the city water on any premises
whatsoever. OF if any person shall take, re-
ceive, or use the city water before having
first paid the charges for the same, he
shall pay fine of ten dollars for each Of
fence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

Isn't It rather paradoxical that when a
ball-plaver is on duty he IL considered to
have made an error when no takes n
ball"2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Bully for Him.

81 tell you, wife, that life under present
circumstances IS very inferno there Is
not even a gaspof pleasure in it 10 me-"
Never mind. husband dear. When we
get TO Heaven all things will be changed"
THAT may be, but you can rely on it
that We'll never get TO Heaven as long as
present conditions continue"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

When we consider that time flies II eeems
strange that indolcnt people can kill 1t so
easily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
WADE WHIpPLE's WHIMs.
FOR tho Dispa,ch.I

The reputation Of the messenger boy is
euch as to make W. wonder how he man.
ages to catch his breath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

OF stout fat iron wire, placed to catch
the telegraph wires as cowcatcher
catches an obstruction, and to lift them
up and slide them over the mast as tho
boat passes underneath them. The
great reason for this Is that the snow being
several feet in depth il Of course decreases
the distance between tho wires and tina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

All traces of scrofula are expelled from
the blood by Hoods sarsaparilla. Sold by
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Hoods SarsaparilIa
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

BY the misfortune of smother have been
benefited. and can benefit you II you arc in need
OF DINNER, CHAMBER, or TEA-SETS and
will call and examine the immense stock OF
goods that were bought at great sacrince.
Call and you will md some OF the CHEAPEST
SITS EVER SEEN.
one-hundrsd-p pieces DECORATED DINNER
SETS, sis. now reduced to saso. and other sess In
proportion. Il. II. WALLACE.
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