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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

ut the Salon. and was
as chariningly imi-
t;,tcd tho following
year by another
sculptor. WHO pro-
dliccd Il Young Tul-
ly" in similar stylo.
BERNARD Palissy."
n fine. thoughtful
browcd statue in
bronze. stands in tho
little churchyard OF
: I. Gcrmain dc s
Pros. and brings 10
mind the picturesque
iiSuros that onco
wandered through
thht venerable edi-
ilrc.
But the work that
Will maxi EIrrios
immortal. whether
he docs anything
moro or not. is the
wonderful Pre-
micrcs Funcraillcs."
which now stands in
the same court Of tho
Hotel dc Vile with
Mcrcie's Gloria Vie
It's" When this mag
niiiccnt group was
exposed in tbs Salon
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
a NOVEL COuRTSIlIP.
BY DWIGHT BALDWIN.

!nNEEADING The fashion
~ & Indeed am not"
~: "a e 81 Thought ---"
49, EA & That all girls are
- ssxlS si<itf1X1 alike. We'll, Mr. Gcan
GI,Gf,ssseesI4ES31 Arnott, for orce you
tMG. EF are mistaken. | differ
&l&1. t%f2F' IN many respects from
~ Saass'ei2 the Siddy-hcadcd ma
M---- jo,iiy of my sex"
Viola Nanc, pretty,
petite, and just tric inclined to he
pert, closed the literary and society
journal she had been reading and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

capable of loving the artist, vet three
numbers more are to follow in which
one OF two thing, may develop"
"And thcy nrn?n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

A COOLER on THE SEA SHORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

Tho bast ALT-WOOL FRENCH CHALLl usually
sold at 5Oc. now 40c. yard:
Handsomost sty les WOOL CHALLlES at 1870
yard
Handsome CHALLIEs at 3, 81. and &c.
Our BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS are warranted
Our SOC FL BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK is now 75c
our u BLACK GROS-GRAlN SILK IS now S5c.
Onr 81 % BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK is now 81 !,
Our $50 BLACK GRoS-GRAlN SILK is now
Our e BLACK GRos-GRAIN sILE.Is now sl.5O
Our s225 BLACK lkos-GRAIN SILK Is now
Our s. q quality SATIN LuXoRi noNN
our 81 IS quality SATIN LUXOR is now Sl2ji
our s. quality SATIN LUXOR is now $3.50;
Our 81 BLACK FAILLE fkANCAlsk is now SO. /;
Our t1.g5 BLACK FAlLLE FRANCHISE Is now
Our iii5O BLACK FABLE FRANCAIsE is now
Our Il BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE is now
Cur $3.50 BLACK FABLE FRANCHISE Is now
BLACK ROYALor SEEDED SILK at si25 per
yard FIR tbs $3.50 quality
SIC, ouhhty DRESS GlNGHAMS now sc.
loo quality DRESS GINGHAMS now 6Ac.;
2Jc. quality FINE SCOTCH GINGhAMs now
BLACK SERGE at 5Oc. a yard for the CSC.
BLACK sRBAsTAPoL at &c. yard for the $50
BLACK sABASTAPoL at 75c. q yard fo- che 81
erode:
Fine BLACK WOOL BATISTE etJOc. for the Csc.
quality. and at sc. for he a quality
| Zoe. a yerd for BLACK WOOL NUN'S-NhlllNG
worth lie. yard;
Cool styles LAWNS at4 5. and SIC. yard;
Wide BA1lSTE atGAc. yard:
PLAID aud STRIPED MUSLIN at l0c. yard
worth l3c.
PLAID ana STRIPED WHITE CORDED PTQUE
at 20c for tue 35c. quality; ..
sl.25 quality FRENCH-WOYE EMBROIDERED
CORSErS now 7jc ;
Full assortment OF DR.. WARMERS and THOA-
SONS CORSETS:
CHiLDREN's CORSET WAISTS;
SILK PLUSH MATS at To-. worth &c:
| SILK PLUSH MATS at l9c. worth zoe.
SILK PLUSH MATS at 29c. worth soc.
| LINEN LAP ROBES s5c. for the 81. - quality;
| LINEN BUFFET RnG BUREAU SCAttS nj 41c.
for the 75c. quality al CSC tor tho Sc. quality,
and az 69c for the 81 quality;
LINEN SPLASHERS az l5c worth &c, at CSC.
worth 35c.. and at Soc worth Soc;
NOME LINEN wells, sizo 22X45 Inches, t2.5
dozen for tho 81 quality:
| FANCY UkkIsH TOWELS at l24, 10, IL, and
&c each:
Big bargains Ia NAPKINS and TABLE-cLoTHs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
soin6 to do has not been told uou.

| EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY TRIMMING, l9
yards IN piece. for 5Jc.-never sold before
OF less than ti.g5;
A regular 35c BAIR BRUSH for CSC.
A regular n, HAIR BRUSH for l0c.,
A bOc CLOTHES BRUSH for &c.
ts4s viii buy handsome SMYRNA hUS worm
s3.47 W. suy handsome TURKISH RUG worth
70;
WHITE WOOL FLANNEL faE yard-wide. at
8gc. for the 5oc. quslity ...
DR.. j. Parker Pray's cello DRAFTED Inn OLA hOSA-
LINE aud DIAMOND NAIL ENAMEL a. l9c.
tor tho gjc. boxes -
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED slLK-FINIsH VISITS
a. l9c. for tho 35c. quality.
BOYS FAST BLACK RIBBED HOSE al &c.
pair or six pair for 8. q, worth CSC. phit
| cHlLDREN's RIBBED HOSE ~ l5c. a pair lor
the 25c. ~ silty:
MATING ct g for lQ-ys.r-di piece s,ucv -,
A large assortment Of WHITE, FANN1, ana
RED-CHhCKhD MATING;
| Excellent FLOOR OiL-CLOTH at 25c. yard
LADIES' SHEER LINEN LAWN HANDhER-
CHIEFS lj-. Tor the &c. quality; -
| PURE LINEN CAMBKlC hANDkEkCHlEFs at
&C.. each VI three f0r2lc for no nc. quality
| RED-BORDER CREAM LINEN TAbLE-CLOIhS
at ii for tho SL50 quality -,,,,,
81 will buy large IUkhEf-AED TABLE
csc. win buy one dozeo TURRET-RED NAP
hINS:
| Good TO-. SATlNES reduced % SIC. yard;
J tJH. QunlifY = NcNN II % In II nov i'-s
Now sfoc1 Of FAUNTLkROl SETS for children,
AMI nov prices;
DlREC lOIkk EUFFLlNG In new styles;
BUSrLES a. loWc-t known values
New prices on ri BBONS-great reduction;
Elegant SASH RIBBONS;
/ GENrL.EMEN's OUTING SHIRTS from 40c. 10
81; -
GRNILEMEN's GAUZE, NERINO, BALBRlG-
GAN. SILK, AMI CASuMEkh WOOL IN
DERWEAR;
GFNTLEMEN'S 'NECKWEAR very cheap;
Our SILK PLUSH go BABH-CAkRlAGE IL
splendid article. Our prices aud styles are
right. - $500.
/ TRUNKS, sATCHELS. and HANDBAGS IN
great variety and atlONest prices such quail
. ties can he sold: -
ISFANIs' CASHMERE LONG AND SHORT
CLOAks 4 very short prices;
INFANTS CAPS-pretuc5l styles ever brought
70 this ciy:
LACE aud MUSLIN FLOUNCiNGS In qualities
and prices 20 suit every one;
Our VELOClPEDES are lower Than hrst quality
goods were ever before ofered-329s, t3,4s,
and $39o, usually sold az $40, $45C, ana
fA25:
! GIRLS TRICYCLRS very far below usual prices;
BASKETS OF every Ftyle and price;
Our 10Y DEPAR lMENI Mill interest you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
New hook.


Virqinio Historical Collections. Vol. Will
Abstract OF the Proceedings OF the Vir-
ginia Company OF London. 1Gl9-1G2i.
Prepared from the Records in the Library
OF Congress by CONWAY ROBINSON and
Edited with an Introduction and Notes by
r. A. BROCK, Corresponding Secretary and
Librarian OF the Society. Vol, III. seal OF
the Society. Richmond, Va; Published
by the Society. 1889.
We had pleasure in commencing the first
volume OF this valuable work when 1t was
Issued last year. The present volume con-
cludes the work, which is indispensable to
every student OF the early history OF Nir-
ginis, being the only essentially complete
publication OF the records OF the Virginia
Company. Ths introduction to the first
volume contains a critical enumeration OF
the sources OF Virginia history, Ms. and pub
hshed, and both volumes are iudlciousy
annotated with Information, biographical,
agricultural, manufacturing, and as to the
social and intellectual presentations Of Viz
giniS ia her successive periods.
The present volume is supplied with an
excellent critical index Of subjects, names,
aud places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

turn aud an eye 10 the main chance, and the
sheik. In ordering his lieutenant, ABu CHAM
"A, TO open the pilgrim route to Mecca by
the capture OF khsrsoupi. IL supposed TO have
had in mind the opening Of the trade routes
10 that place also. so far the senussis
seem TO have been universally successful as
against The NahdIsts The people OF Oar.
four, Khodoisp, ard other states have
ifocked TO tbe SgNUseI standard. and IL IL
even reported that ABu GniMzl is in Khar-
toum.
But will the movement stop with the
opening Of the pilgrim and the trade routes
through the soudsug VIII tire SssUssi To-
yasion end AZ Khsrtoumy These arc ques-
tlons that are being agitatcd IN England. On
the one hand II is honed that the new order
Of things will enable Egypt TO establish
friendly relations With the interior tribes
preparatory to extending her sway, which
would In reality bo British SWAY over the
equatorial provinces. On the other hand u
appears 10 be feared that the SepessIs, flushed
with victory. Will swoop down on the Egyp.
tian border. thus COMPELLING England to
take that inevitable step, the opening up OF
Africa by force OF arms, before all things are
ready. which will II he? Certainly the
situation is worth studying; for, Judging
from the tone OF the British press during the
last few years, IL second Nile expedition
becomes necessary the British public Will
not be satisfied with anything less than
fght TO the flush. Another butcher-and'
bolt" episode like those which have chsrac'
tcrlzed the operations in the Red Sea littoral
would hardly be tolerated. Indeed. 1t is not
improbable tbst a determined advance from
suakim also would. be demanded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Hosiery Week.

ladies' Isle Thread Balbriggans, 1Oc.
Esdies' Pin-stnpe Hose, fun regular maae'
12Hc.; r. -.,- 49, .
Ladies' Gray Hose. extra wide, l2kc worth 2jc !;
Fast-C olored Iisle-1 bread Hote. l24c.
Ladies' Full Regular Made Balbriggans, rye
Ladies Fancy Brill Isle Hose, BIC. worth iac !;
Ladies' Ribbed Hose. fast black aud English
length, l0c. ~
Ladies Fine Thread Dalbriggans, SIX Clicked
Csc. worth 40c.
Ladies' Exus-Heavy Balbriggans, lsc' worth
25c.; N
ladies' Maco Brown, extra long. 30 super,
French toes and iron frame, DC
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, full regular ana e1-
Heinrich s,hopper, 30 super Fast-Black Hose,
guaranteed PC. worth 4Oc
Ladies' Solid Black Brilliant Isle Hose, extra
vietoris Fast last Black guaranteed stainless, Soc ;
Non-Crocking Blackt real last biacS, Will Lot
rub OF on the feet or stain the garments IN
any way, ASK fer the Non-Cfocklng blscA'
Ladies' White silk Hose. 81, regular price So % :;
Misses Ribbed Hose, white feet. 1886, regular
made. worth &c; ,,.-
Misses Lisls-Thread lose. superior quality,
3lc.
Children's White Socks, SC. a:
Missos Ribbed Hose, all size. NO can III any
foot only &c.
Ladies Extra-Hoayy Brown Blue-Blsck Hose,
Sc :
Pin stripes this week three pair for sc.
EAREOFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS ~
OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Mitt and Glove Week.

Black, Cream. and Tan Lace Wits. l2$c.;
Black. Cream aud Tan Jersoy silk Mitts. l5c. I;
Black Jersey silk Mills, embroidered pach OF
silk points, &c:
Long Jeryey silk Mis-. &c:
Extra-HeaVy SILK Mitt5 50c.
Long Cream Mis-, shoulder length. b2r.
ladies' Jersey 1aheta Gloves, emproloercQ
points, l6c.
Ladies Jersey Tnffets Gloves, extra long ana
quality, en- bro dered points, 2Jc.
Diamond Black 1sfeta-this glove 10 especially
recommended and guaranteed fast black,
not tle least dye wearing on; ask ioe Inc
Diamond Black-prlce only 5Oc.
Thin SILK Gloves, warranted pure silk' IN blacA
and colors, only 50c:
Ladies' ColOrei Tsffeta Gloves. EXC
Childrenis Pure SILK Gloves, &c;
Chiidren's Berlin Gloves. three-button length.
J0c.
Pigskin Mosquetalres. soc. worth Sl.25.
BARGAINS IN TORCHON LACEs THIS
WEEK. OVER 200 NEW PATTERNS HAVE
BEEN PLACED on THE LACE COUNTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
The Sondan.

Tue phases Of toe African problem are
complex and interesting. The latest and
perhaps the most interestfug, barring interes!
in the Whereabouts ana intentions Of EhIS
Bey and STANLEY, is the sENussI movement
1t is evident that IN England the result Of
the war the followers Of SHIEK EL.SExUssI
are waging upon the Mabdists IL being
watched with feelings Of mingled hope and
anxiety. II we eliminate from Mohsmme-
danism one cardinal principle or creed,
"tbere II but one God aud Mo.
DAMNED Is His prophet" or apostle,
We 6pd in It many different beliefs many
shades Of shiabs and sunnies, and subdiyi.
sions Of Haufites Malektss, shaieites, Ham
bellies, &c. Islam is not harmonious and
wars between the secis are not infrequent,
though each sect generally acts under some
supposed or alleged religious sanction. This
Is particularly tho case In Africa. The Kha-
liza ABDuLLAH, the successor OF the Mshdi,
who gave the English so much trouble, aud
whose career may be summed up in the words
"massscTe. brutality, aud fanstcism," has
not been success either as ruler or con.
queror. He had hardly succeeded 10
power ere he was defeated by EsIS
Bey and the mysterious White Pasha
aud dIssension broke out among bis follow
ers. lie could not enforce, as had done bis
predecessor and uncle, The embargo on trade
and the scquirement 81 wealth and prisci-
pies Of sseetfcism. and was accused OF pre-.
venting by hrs laundering and otherwise the
annual pilgrimage TO Mecca from Central
and Wotern soudan. This, 1t 10 said, In
spired shelk Ef.-srsrsA 10 sutherizs the
sxSussI moyemept, and In bis capacity az q
great religious teacher 10 pronounce against
the claims Of the Khalifs ABDuLLAH. The
ssnussis comprise powerful sect, with head
quarters At Tfipoli. and trade aud influence
extending through the states Of the Central
eoudsn. They hsys decided commercial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
---S
1'oFE;Ny
(0NPAlY
~

YOU ARE BEGINNING TO REAP THE FRUIT
from the srbor yoI yourself have plsnted. That
you have selected the most suitable site. tho
proper and most fertile ground. tho plants that
bear tho mos, luscious fruit, is evident By tho
propitIous atmosphere that hangs around this
house.
Upwards Of $4,000 WORTH OF NEW AND
DESIRABLE sTUFFs IN ONE WEEK.
such gigantic purchases need your support
the basis OF which Is your own interest as well IS
ours.
what would you look for to morrow thss is not
cheaper here than elsewheref Could you ex-
pect tho writer to go into details Of all he secs
around hint The impossible or an endless
task would stare him IN the face.
Department after department clsmors for
recognition here touch In one out Of a thou
sand At the most The task Of recognition Is
left not to your generosity, but economy and
good judgment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

The Boston Globe says: "Oi course it Is
all right enough TO drill the school-boys in
handling muskets, but drilling our girls to
become proficient musketeers seems rather
odd, not TO say in poor taste. The broom.
stick is good enough for most Of u.s." How
about The 1at.ron and the rolling-pin7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

The Southern Planter under its new own.
ers comes out in enlarged form and beautiful
letter-press, aud with rich table OF con-
tents. The June No. is 10 fact fine one.
and il the new company keep the Planter up
to the improved standard it must succeed
w, c. KNIGHT and J. f. JACKSON, editors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
JULIUS SYCLE & Son,
Els east Broad.
FAN w ZEE K.

Fine Decorated Linen Fans, hand painted and
polished sticks, 4ec.
Large size Solid Linen Pans, plain STICKS 2Sc'
Linen Fans, see-saw decorations. 2oc-
Linen Fans, decorated all over, &c;
Linen Fans, operate scene Csc.
G.uze Faus, hand painted, 75c.
Satin Fans. hand painted and silver sticks, si.a5
worth $3.50;
Haud.Paintod Satin and Gauze-Mlxed Pans,
ivory sticks, 81;
Satin Fans, hand painted, 65c- worth Sl.So
Blacx Satin fans, colored hoWers. 81 20 worth ",
Bla,.k Linen Fans, colored flowers, 2oc.
solid Black Linen Fans. lie.
Parchment FaLs, nifty different shapes, only &c.
Black satin Fans, Doc.
PAPER Fans. &C. ;
Paper Fans, silver tops, 81.
solid Black Parchment Fans, eight sticks and
laced. 15c.; 49,.
Black Parchment Fans. with white flowers, eight
sticks and laced. Csc
Colored Parchment Fame. eiyht sticks only Sc.
Handsome Satin Fans. all cOlors, with decora-
tions and gold sticks, only SIC.
JUST RECEIVED A BIG LOT OF NOVELTY
BRAID TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN HALF
PRICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

"The'supply OF water in New Orleans Is
giving out, and the water company cannot
meet the demands made upon it. The situa-
ton Is serious" Send up aud we will lend
Won few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
W HITE EMBRoI-
DERED MULLS-smell
WHITE GOODS

and shesr-not the thick. Wsshy kidd. Twenty
cents would be considered cheap, yet they are
only l2sc
Equally cheap are tho Plaid IRia Mulis al
&c.
India Mulls. 90 inches wide, sheer aud nne-
subject to slight imperfections Of the manufac-
turer. or it would be l6c.-as it is. IT'S bat &c.
Careful buyers can select without irnperfoctions
The same in small open check effect Tor 71<c.-
! only Two inches narrower.
&C. Will buy Striped India Lawn-domestie.
Not much to say for the quality. The usual
price is &c.
Plaid and Striped Nslnsooks. You need not
| look elsewhere, only here st9kc.
Persian Mulls, Persian Lawns, India Linens,
India Muls, New India Cords ani Plsids Lace
Herringbone, and all other now effects, away be-
low other peoples prices Why mott cart
load 10 brought here TO a single piece elsewhere
French Aarseiles, IN cord or ngures, pot 4oc.
yard as usual, but lsc.
Irish Ilnens are here. too. as never before
/ Table Linen, Linen Sheeting, Floor snd stair
/ Linens. Towels Napkins, Crashes, SC.
| IRISH LINENS IN REMNANTS from y 20
yards What ought to cost aOc. soils for i9c. The
/ SIC. quality for 2lc. the Soc. quality for &c.
Fir1 Floor. LET AISLE. Rear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Upwards OF 1000
dozen HANDKER-
CHIEFS will be on
HANDKERCHlEFS

sale to-morrow-part Scotch, part Fronch-both
OF acknowledged best makers. The cause OF the
tuin bic in the prices may be assigned TO over
production. From the cheaper French Null or
Lawn TO the finest OF Embroidered Linen henton
and Cambria. 4 few Of the prices as they COM
pare with former prices are:
Linen Mourning Handkerchief hemsitched,
from Fac. 10 lic.
Plaid French Null, hemstitcbed, frsm zoe. to
lie
linen Kenton, hemstitched, drawn thread, en-
broidered corners, nine various styles white
and colored. from $40. IN l9c.;
Linen Cambria; embroidered, small dots. ~
inches deep all around. hemstitchei. from
29c. to I4c.;
Linen RontoD. French scaIlop embroidery
elaborate embroidered corners. from 4sc. 10
29c
Linen Kenton, II yariou, styles. hemstitched.
embroidered, white and colored, from 81 to
29c.;
India silk, artistic French painted corner ioost
5oc. each for painting. from s9c to 2k,.;
What Kind OF Handkerchiefs could you look
Tor from &c. to $50 that is not horcf Every
thing. anything for ladies'. ueh, and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

"The New York World is inclined to the
view that CLEVELAND has hurt himself by his
last speech" But who else did he hurt!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
W0RSTED
DRESS FABRICS

We speak OF the fno nlmy French goods, is too
we'll known to need description. The 5Oc. quail
ity is well known TO you, so Is tbe73c. one usually
sold here. They 20 down 10 80 and 49, All
colors from tho dark TO white. The black sec.
quality to SOC.
The 81 Worsted Plalds for 6oc.;
The 73c. Mohslr Lust es, 49c.-the $50. ones are
&c.;
FRENCH CHALLIEs.-Whst hsndsomer ma
ter.al for light summer dress' What cheaper,
whom they can be had 30 inches wide for 4c-
20 to Csc. has been the price. Alarge number Of
new designs this week.
The term American is not out Of sounding
with cotton. American Challics IN handsome
and exquisite printing 1t takes persuasion TO
convince you thsy are cotton-7c. was the desig
mated price. They are 4Ac.
Pricos all the way through the Dress Goods
stock are plancd down 10 less than cost Of pro-
duction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

editor JOEL HARRIS speaks OF Georgia
editor with $50 - his person going out to
Topeka Was IT IN Confederate money?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
BRIEP COMMENT.

The State OF Virginia went wet last
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
T TITLE MARY CECILIA BRU-
IL MOLD HAS JUST BEEN CURED OF THE
WORST ECZEMA EVER SEEN By THE
DOCTORS WHO TREATED HER
FROM HEAD TO FEAT A MASS
OF DISEASED SKIN. SIEVE
RAJ PLY SICIANs, A MED
ICAL COLLEGE AND
RUNEDIEs FAIL.

ALL KEN EDi bS FAIL
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Ny little daughter, Mary Cecilia Brunold, was
afiicted with the worst case OF Eczema ever seen
by tho doctors who treated her. She WsB literally
covered from head % foot with scGbs. These
physicians tried their best 10 cure her, but be-
licvs they were only experimenting. they kept
on experimenting for over ten months, but In
stead OF getting better the child got worse, and
did not know what course to pursue. My wife
took her after We had paid al We could AFFORD for
medical treatment 70 a medical college, where
there were some twenty or thirty doctors assem-
bled, but the case bsfiied them all. Ny wife had
70 10 every day, aud sometimes twice day. In
fact the medicine they gave nay child did not
have time 10 act. oven II there was any virtue in
It. II was changed 90 often by orders Of the doc
tors. The latter part Of January, after every
thing had failed aud patience and money we're
both exhausted, made up my mind 20 quit all
doctOTing and try the CUIICURA hBAEDIK5 ala
30, and now can say that my daughter Is cured,
sound in health. ana well. 10 the surprise OF hun
dredA
The druggist, Mr. II. NJ. Kruger, corner Chau-
teau and Ewing avenues who sold US the CuTI-
CURA REMEDIES, is es much astonished as any OF
US. The CUTICURA REMEDIES have worked a
complete cure aud We have used but q little
moro Than three fourths OF bottle OF CUTIcUkA
RRsOLYRNT and 4 proportionsts amount OF CUrI-
cURA and CuTICURA SOAR | am ready At any
time to maze Afidsyit that my daughter had the
worst case OF hczems. rs me doctors all admit,
ever seen in this city, and that she had been
cured sOlely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES after the
best physicians and remedies failed.
shall be glad ~ have any one call upon or
write me who has a child similarly af1icted, or
any person who Is troubled with u skin-diseRse,
that he may see for himself what your CUTl-
cJRA REMEDIES have done. ! DO this In gratitude
for the cure that has been effected in my child's
case. CHARLES H. BRUNOLD,
1905 Gratiot street., ST. Louis, No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
5O9 and I'll Broad ST.,

Where every department is nllod with NEW,
BRIGHT, and STYLISH GOODS.
Where new goods are received every day IN
the week.
Where every article and every piece OF goods
sold Is strictly reliable.
Where every customer gets the same atten-
ton and the same price.
Where money will be refunded when goods DO
not suit. II not cut or soiled.
Where every detail Of business and every Gus
TONER'S interest Is closely studied.
Where goods are bought for CASH and sold at
small pronts
Where every day in the week Is BARGAIN
DAY.