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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-08-20
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE.

The South Carolina State Board of
Agriculture has directed the Commits
sioner to prepare special collection
of the mineral and other resources of
South Carolina for the use of the
Southern Interstate immigration
Bureau. This collection will be ex-
hibited at the Northern fairs during
the coming fall The Central Rail
road Company is organizing a "Geor-
gia on Wheels" expedition to start
West about the first of September. A
special car viii be arranged for a
delegation of twenty Georgia farmers
who will take in the fall fairs and
stock shows in the West and investi-
gate the farming methods of that sec
ton. It is expected that the reports
of this delegation on their return viii
be of great value to the home people,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-08-20
FROM THE OLD DOMINION.
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.
Mecklenburg Co., Va.


Mr.. EDIToR:-You and your many
readers of The Progressive FARMER
need not think that Sandy Fork Alli-
ance is dead because we do not write,
for we are far from it, and 1 do not
think any Alliance will die if they
would take more copies of The Pro
GREssIvE FARMER, which 1 think is
one of, if not the best farmers paper I
ever saw.
| think the suggestion of J. B.
Smith is good. Now with two or
three good lecturers and your valuable
paper in every Congressional district,
L don't see how the Alliance can fail.
At our June meeting, all of the old
officers were reelected except Lee
turer and Chaplain. We are passing
some resolutions, but don't think we
will publish them yet, except one
which [ will give you:
ResotUed, That our delegate to the
State Alliance do bring before that
body the Importance of taking the
eight cents tax off of tobacco, and
urge that body to. do all in their power
with our Congressman to have it
taken off.
Mr.. Editor, the Sandy Fork and
Heborn and Beaver Pond Alliances
are going to have a grand jollifcation
IN the way of picnic on Thursday
before the fourth Sunday in Aupnst
and you are requested to attend for
we all want to see the man who is do.
ing SO much for the farmers.
l will not write any more now, for
| assure you that l had rather read
the letters from your many able cor.
respondents than to write. With
many wishes to you and your valuable
paper, am,
Fraternally yours,
P. A. Cox, Sec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-08-20
FROM DAVIE COUNTY.
JERUSALEM ALLIANCE, No. 1897,

JERUSALEM ALLIANCE, No. 1897,
August Sd, 1889.
Mr.. EDITOR: You will please allow
me space in your valuable paper for
a few lines, as no one of our Alliance
has yet written a line to The Pro
GREssIvE FARMER We organized last
February, with sixteen members; we
now have in all twenty mine. Most
all the males in this community who
are eligible have joined, yet there are
some who say they don't wish to join
another secret society after belonging
to some that have been disbanded
without any satisfactory results. This
is not the case with the Farmers ALI
ance, and if they will give us time we
will show them so, better than we can
tell them We have not yet contrib
uted anything to the business
agency fund, but hope to be able to
get up liberal subscription in the
near future. We have adopted the
cotton bagging, resolved to use no
other. At our election of officers we
elected the present incumbents with
out any exception. We are now hav-
ing an abundance of rain, which has
caused the water-courses to rise higher
than they have in long time before.
A large number of acres of bottom
corn have been covered by the waters;
in many other places the corn is turn
ing yellow on account of the wet
weather 1t is thought by many that
the cotton crop also will be cut short.
| like your paper exceedingly well.
Wishing you and THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER the success you SO richly de-
serve, I am
Yours fraternally,
r. l.. FARR1s, Sec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-08-20
RESOLUTIONS OF MT. GILIAD
ALLIANCE.

WHEREAS, Twelve cotton States
have unanimously resolved not to use
Trust bagging on their cotton this
season, therefore be it
ResoEved, That we the Mt. Giliad
Alliance, No. SO, most respectfully ask
our brother farmers who are not
members of our order, to assist US in
breaking down the Bagging Trust by
not using jute bagging.
RssotUed, That we earnestly request
our merchants not to buy any Trust
bagging.
Reso1ved, That The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER and our county papers be re-
quested to publish these resolutions.
r. w. JOINER President.
C. W. WooLEY, JR., Secretary.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-08-20
VIRGINIA STATE ALLIANCE.

The Virginia State Farmers ALI
ance convened on the 9Th of August
in Luray, Va, President G. T. Bar
bee in the chair.
DR.. NJ L. Elgey, Of the National
Economist, made very forcible ad-
dress Col. Beverly followed and
gave very interesting talk
President Barbee then read his an
nual address which was replete with
information.
The Secretary's report showed 80
County Alliances, $50 Sub Alliances
and about 5000 members.
The Cooperative Manufacturing
Compeny, of Edinburg, owned by the
Alliance, made their report, the most
interesting feature of which was that
they could duplicate the Oliver Chilled
plow, which sells for $12 for $3.50
and that there was a profit of $3.50
on each plow.
Their finances are in good condition
and Judging by the work exhibited
they deserve the patronage of their
Alliance.
The following is list of officers for
the ensuing year: G.. T. Barbee,
President, Maj. Marn Page, Vice
President; J. ]. Silvey, Secretary;
Isaiah Pruity, Treasurer; ]. G. Shep-
herd, Lecturer; P. II. Stroke, Assis-
tant Lecturer; S. T. A. Brinbaker,
State Business Agent.
After the election of officers the
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-08-20
FROM oNsLoW COUNTY.
ADAMS SCHOOL HOUSE ALLIANCE,
No. l79, July %, '89.

ADAMS SCHOOL HOUSE ALLIANCE,
No. l79, July %, '89.
Mr.. EDIToR:-As | seldom see any
thing in your most excellent paper
from Onslow, l will undertake to
write you for the first time lately.
The Alliance in this county prob
ably don't stand so high nor increase
in numbers with some other counties;
but we mean business just the same
We had live county meeting and
considerable business done, notwith-
standing the weather was very un-
favorable. Our county meeting sends
ten dollars to the State Business
Agent. But l am happy to say our
own lodge will double that amount.
The membership in this county is not
increasing, for the reason the weak
are dropping out. But the strong are
continually growing stronger. The
Alliance is an order that will purge
itself of worthless material.
We have watched the appointments
OF Bro. Tracy, hoping to see an ap-
pointment for this county Hope you
wont forget US, but will send him
down here, for we consider that such
lecturing is essential to the success of
thu order
Atour last meeting action was taken
endorsing the Act of the Legislature
il regard to the incorporation; the
Yctlon of the Birmingham Conference
md the consolidation of the Alliance
Ind Wheel We don't pass so many
resolutions, but our motto is to fall in
ranks and keep step, quietly march
ing on as one grand army to meet the
enemy, resolved to conquer or die.
This is the grandest effort the
-armer has ever made toward organi-
zation, and it is very plain for anv
reasonable person to see that with
long pull, strong pull, and pull all
together, success is ours, especially
so, If we could have good lecturing in
every neighborhood and The Pro.
GREssIvE FARMER placed in every
family. We hope that every lodge in
North Carolina will respond to the
call for the business agency so that
business can be done through that
channel to the advantage of every
Alllanceman, for one of the great
troubles in this country is making low
priced cotton to pay for provisions at
nme prices. He that is a years pro-
Visions behind Is likely to remain so,
Without great change. Think of
1nls, my dear friends, and decide for
yourselves.
Now few words in regard to the
tarIns ana close: The weather has
oeen quite rainy through this section
1or the past month or longer, but not.
Wlthstanding we have had some vorv
heavy rains, l think the crops in the
upper part of the county is a fair
average. I would say in Conclusion
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-08-20

The fact that the mercury seems
disposed to frisk and daily around the
two cipher limit is taken by many to
indicate the probability of our having
a thaw and an early spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

Advertise In the CouRlER II you wan
: aboom n business
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

Some time amer the var Mike McCc0l
and Hon. Joe coburn engaged In . glad.
latorisl symposium and pugilistic con.
troversy In Southern Indiana. In a.
much ~ snch meetings were regarded
- unlswfuI and frowned upon BY the
Hoosier statuses, the sheriff u The county
in which the fight took place seized mp
on the persons Of the pugilists and hauled
them before the circuit Judge. one Jere.
snish N. Wilson. This distinguished
jnrist. though legally and mentally >
giant. wss, and u. thin 10 tenuity and
physically the reverse Of powerful. But
ne measured out jnstice in generous, 81.
lopsthic doses, and promptly sentenced
the offenders "a six months ia the county
JILL fov breach OF the peace.
Zone moment said he. ~ the sheriff
49, about 10 remove tho pria0ners
sYon will, during the ensuing months.
hare annie opportunity to hec0me acci
mated 10 Indiana. You will. also. 80 the
sheriff informs me. meet = foe who will
sest yOur powers NJ resistance and en-
durAnce n The utmost. II you are able
to resist and defeat this foo II will be
dus TO yonr magnificent physical con-
dition. which IL . result Of denial and
abstsmiousness. the necessary adjuncts
0f the severe training Won have both re-.
Gently Undergone. This foe. Il IL need
less to state. IL the fever and agne, which
IL the champion IN these parts'
"Mav Il PLACE yer honor said Mike
McCooi. rising Is Judge Wilson finished,
ssOi would loike to cav few wounds, ~
the coort does not object"
His honor looked ct the culprit stern.
". and cav nothing but seriousness IN
McCool's face. 1.-THE court has no Oh.
jections n the prisoner speaking. With
this understanding. that HE remsrks will
contain nothing disrespectful or 10.
seemiy.r
"On the contrary, yer honor, Oh have
the highest respict for the eo0rt."
"Then you may proceed
"Oi only wanted TO say that for light
weight yer honor has struck me the
hardest blow Oi liver had."-Washington
Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

The following patents were granted
for tho week ending July 9th, 1889, 70
ported expressly for this paper By Joe
y. Hunter, Solicitor Of American
and Foreign Patents, Warrington, d. C.
W. H. Bcuwell, Brookville, cultivssor
=. =. Cochran, Marion, gate; w. G
Frost, Lebanon. wire strstcher; Josspl
Miller, Greenfield, automatic cut on; b
-: and 7. B. Parry, Indianapolis
vehicle attachment; G. w. Schroeder
Huntington, poultry house I'LL. Wright
Bremen, gate latch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19
jefferson p. Trustees Notice.

THE undersigned will be at bis Office
= TO attend 70 township business Of
y efIerson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays OF each week, and requests Oh
|persons having business with the town.
ship to attend 10 Il on those days. The
township libraries are kept a J. w.
jacobs, In BIrdseye, and the Trustees
lresIdence, where oil persons entitled can
lget books thereof.
JOHN PRUITT,
Sept ., 10y. Trustee JsGerson ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

No insect that crawls can live under
the application OF hot alum water. Il
will destroy red and black ants, cock.
roaches, spiders, bed bugs, and I'll TIE
myriads Of crawling pests which inlest
our houses during the heated term.
Take two pounds Of alsm and dissolve
j three quarts Of boiling water, let 4
stand on The stove until the alum q iii
melted, then apply e with . brush while
nearly boiling 70 every joint and crevIce
q your closets, bedsteads, pantry shelves
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

More truth than poetry: Ne ct 70 he
door q MONDAY, lonely and plum ana
80. q lice we're buzxing about him.
led By : .lue.winged sgsd." not ! custo.
mer dsrksned HE portal. not : sign Of
nusIness wss there, but the flies kept On
buzzing about the old mans hair. AZ
Iast 10 misery be shouted: "Great Scott /
I'm covered with flea AID the ssrhvs
that toyed with bic whiskers, Whiepcrod ;
why don't you advertise ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

According to . Massachusetts, paper
Cape Cod 10 slowly waiting away ana
drifting Into the 500. II 10 believed 70.
Do only question Of time, and that NOS
90 remarkably fAr distant, when the
whole OF Cape God below Wellfieet will
drlft into The go and lose itself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

At the hattie o. Malvern Hin, Gover.
nor Vance, charging up the declivity.
with the shot rattling about him end
bomb-shells bursting 10 every direction
met 90 old hare with ears back. running
for dear lifa.
Go Il, MoIIis Cotton Tall exclaimed
The Governor. III hadn't ! reputation
2 sustain I'd b with you."-Draks's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

The Boss Relic Of ChIckamauea,
While wss riding OVER the battlefield
Of ChicEamsUga came 10 cabin occu
pied By . negro family. and the men
came out and wanted to dispose Of some
relics from the battlefield. He had some
bullets, pieces OF she'll, two or three old
bayonets and . cannon ball or two, bul
the relic Of oil relics W. an old scythe-
blade. to which . rough wooden handle
had been tied with sheep twine.
sWhat do YOU call thst - asked.
"Dat, sab. IL what Gineral Grant cor.
Pied in die hers fout, and l reckon be
moved down about TO- thousand rebels
Wid t."
any friend. General Grant ~ not 10
this BATTLE
sHe wasn't"
mo, cir. And no general or soldier
Of any grade ever carried such : weapon
- that
.Dey didn't? ?"
:Of courss not Where did you get
''Picked 4 up on de field. sab"
sIt looks = IL you made it within :
Wesk."
sLook ysrs, sah. var you il tis fouti"
.wss' you widIn my miles ofti"
mo-
sWall. w. right over to Abner
Sockson's, not ten miles away, en- II
don't know what relics are, you can't
Sosn me. Good-day, eah.D
sBut no general ever
A6ood-dsy. Sab. Pussons who g %
VERY, VERY particular, had better 20
long en- hunt up der own relics. Chillen,
you watch dat white man till be gits
bsysn' de turnip patch~
Je6orsonvi'le News: Dr.. +. n. WeIls,
o. oelIersburgs will leave this week for
Fort Scott. Kansas. where he will locate
permanently. He hes just returned
from prospecting tour through the
Western States. At Wichita business
Wss very dull and many houses posted
- rent. The boom 10 real estate be-
long siuce vanished. weeds q high =
bore were growing thick IN many Of
The streets. From what information he
could gather large number OF speculs.
tori who had invested during the boom
were len with a elephant on thsil
hands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

FARM ron SALE.-The farm q the
crosaing Of the railroad and Patoka river
Of 237 acres Il for sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply d
Courier once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

Couldn't Give an Expert Opinion.
$50 you're interested In bugology.
Oh p
"Yes; I have made u study for
years.
.Who has the largest and most varied
sssovs ment OF specimens In this county ("
n would not like 70 cay. There arc
many hotels 10 the country that ] have
never visited" Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--sUNDAY, AUGUST Is, 1889.

said, laying down her book and coming to
his side.
But this was only adding fuel to the
fame. The little hand on his hair; the
cold. white fingers on his forehead was
more than flesh and blood could stand.
d" I soc nothing wrong" she sald.
whether II il oil right or all wrong you
must decide, Helen he said. reaching mp
and taking one of her hands IN his, ana
drawing her gently down 70 a chair by his
Have you never guessed my secret,
darling?n me wont on IN a low voice. made
trcmulOus by the very depth OF his love-
1" | love you. and have loved Won ever since
I have known you, even when you were so
proud and cold IN your manner towards
ne. and since have found now KIND aga
gentle you can he, perfect anger OF nm
aud goodness. my love has become almost
adora ION. never loved woman before:
but love YOU now with love so deepond
fervid that IL almost frCht"us ma love
that comes 90 man only once in Lls life,
and cnis oniv with drlfn. lou
have known me such a short Wlli',
YOU know nothing oft my family. n my
standing IN society except What } nave
told. and know II "a umrunus. au-
daclOus, ~ mc g. ask yOI tr i.iHin Ny n.y.
lection. bat my love VIII not JET mo remain
LONGER silent. must put my fat" 90 the
touch and know whether | am 20 win or
lose all. / must ask YOU a. take ~. ~,
faith. Helen. o. trust III my honor. VIII
Won trust meT"
For moment there was utter silence.
II len sat with down-cast oyos. and TIE
vivid colorne -uifu-nd her check ard hro".
Al last she hrok" the momentarY stiffness
Il WIll trust yuU,' she -lid. thn tcLd'r
lovo-hrht shining 10 the eyes lifted SEQ fear
lrs~ly 10 his. and speaking In % Voice be-
/ traylng perfect faith and confidence,
fro BE CONTINUED SUNDAY NEIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Bcdoulns and Circas>inn'.

The Pcd0uins' FONTS lay Wdclr scattered
over the pl1ln-thcre must luN hrcH near
r. a huu,lred of thcm-ari ~ front OF
every toni VIZ, . spear stuck in tho ground
head upward. Nbercyer hadu Aii-.,'
Won may know him uy hi- spear bis lti'-
deed vhilo 10 lands ~ the strip oi dt t.:t
he claims for his own. - = vas DID, t''
davs of Abu't Tayvb nj NltanAbhi. "."st
hoasting verse is the delight Ok every uu'
Nadu. 81 II is now
"hnd when ~ lost 20 lighted our spo1r We
prolp-i ON high,
A sign thai mono our generous heart 'u7 ioi'J
Tint ali H. Mist AMI Iras anl Khoralaa who
May kn,v ne as The Hero, might Of my prowo's
feIlfh
Tho s.rht Of those spears recalled many
q tale heard round desert wetcn-treS OF
the proves of the Shammar who lnu-hs
Mt the matchlocks and even at Oh" rifles of
h, frr-. The numerous gul powerful
tribe of the Dthal ms, BALI ioi.ahs, hHii-
uomals. encroached on what the Sn1'n-
mars considered their territory. he
Dthalem- being well armed and hume
rous. resolved e. stand their -f'3i' :.
Down came the ShlWUnrs Ike Wiifl-
wind wild. iwpetu.us rush Of
mounted speariner. The Dttllems. after
au Ina. Gecfual vollrv. turned and Ned and
-. .i... ..i',,,,.,,,.s r.-t.l FROM the pur-
VIM -.o n,tlI'-". f',- i.,d am tI. desert
o,.i .'., tlao,rr,r. Ent mlr. terrible
a I'm, H.. ' ,1.ri - v.rtelrr,u, s-or
s.i'' H. ..t ,L. fa,. ,,ot befl fb. horde
arr d, ',,,r,a.,s ,l,o5 fIs Turks
90 gi,i'' , ,',L ,r tr,tni. dtys before
TO- ,,.,- a,'.I ....l. IA, he .l4l.r0h
49, .i.,t p".rl-Ai, on tho head
49,. tll.'i,.,,~ mo -larnY,.,r- .frong-
-,..,.,,... = H.. ;n,.o.,or an th.ir terrific
J. .'--,... ,,.,frh Iy,nt I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Loui, Napoieon's Court.


To create might almost bee said I'M
prnyi~er-a court from the unprom ~
materials at Napoleon's command Wa uo
ensv matter, ana 10 ls DOT surprising that 10
tarout-st the result Of the experiment was
aat altogether satisfactory. Attcr awhile,
however. things gradually improved;
The newlv-appointCd chaMberlaiAs and
ladies' IN whiting had learned Their
duties and successfully mastered t-e
science Of etiquette, 80 that tne rect D.
tious nj the lullerlcs, az least ~ lar d, we
o.nclals ware concerned. went OH WIN
ont "a hitch. At CompegDe. where du-
ring Tie winter months, tAree series OK
invited quests habiualW succeeded eacn
other. the strict observance or ceremony
was somewhat relaxed and the Visitors
had carie bld5,fle % aunso Themselves t-
they listed. They We're expected. AS -
matter Of course. % occupy tAe Noes al
lottad 10 them al the midday Wjtn." tl u
al dinner, and on ~ account - Wltnn. a
froia the social circle uutu % hlAlly hroGe
up which seldom occurred ueipre oF iii
the morning. The rect cd the tllne "d7 10,
tlreiy al their own dlspQ ii ana lAey E''"
oaly 10 choose between t1e various ,ll""ys
offered them II passing 10 aeTr"Aui5' II
thew had a taste for sport. bf'les were
organized m the adjoining forest lor tl'7e
who preferred exploring the picturesque
Do. I'D
ncighG0rloOd. carriages Of every AlI,'
we're provided. while spacious u.il"rd-
room supplied ueyer-lAllns source ~ ~
favorable weather. Every married iady
once during hex stay ENJOY go the uriNaeSe
OF sitting uy the Emperor az din
ner. an ordeal rather dreaded than
courted by neophytes, wAc' however
were speedily put at ther case tneii
imperial ueighhOr. after few remarks on
indifferent SUBJECTS. generally Telapsing
into his usual taciturnity. The evenings
ente rtainment frequently consisted oi some
smart dramatic novelty played by the
actors Of one or other Of the faris t-ea'
/ tres, or, occasionally. by way OF variety
T If pl6ce N circof,S.Gace improylsed by the
/ purveyor in ordinary Of such amusing
| tribes. the Duke DC MGssa, the character
I IN which were exclusively sustained by th'
amateurs, among whom the one o,lEps
| plain-teatured but witty Princess do Net
ternich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
IN tho blue eyes and about the moustached

IN tho blue eyes and about the moustaohed
and imperiallcd lips.
We have no choice but 10 obey your
commands" said Helen. with al tho dig
NIFTY and hauteur she could assume. IF
General Barnes chooses this for his head
gu Uters J suppose nothing we could say
or DO would cause him % change his
mind"
" Well said Captain Sutherlyn. frankly,
" that Is true. But YOU can see that my pc
silou Is % worry delicate ono. and | wished
20 mako my words aa cuphonic as possible.
but please allow orr coming 10 occasion
yop no inconvenience OF anxiety for your
safety"
avn not in the least uneasy IN regard
60 my safcty,' said Helen, coidly.
a red flush passed over Captain Suther-
lyn's face
q" am glad YOU place 90 much confidence
IN Ma" he said, rising and pretending 10
put q construction ON her words who was
very different 30 what Aie bad intended.
lt was now lclon's turn % feel annoyed,
but before She could reply he had asked her
70 excuse hm while De attended TO his
duties, and 80 took his leave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
FVHE BRADSIRkEr COMPANY.
CHARLES T. CLARA, YAkslD2ss
kEADSrkEkl7s RICHMOND OEFicA
~. ilos EAST MAIN sfAh96
Ielephons N0AB
an WAITIY, superiatsai ,a,.

The Rlcnmond Once pa, more snaa kePs pscs
with the rapid gr0stA % tho CAY Aad develop
ment u he ,erl.Jry HloA1ary ~ u Holders -
re tnVrcalnio community III mis- secti0a al iab
s,lyAntsges VI asystem ta9 s0pegioriiy OF saiia
b roeog VI 1ed IA 0sory ueis coatro 0. TIE eva.
Led world TIA; II Il ~ special ssAsp pgopsfvi
tosaArG 30 interostot 80 local pateuGs - As
tes,ed b, tho fast taag u has aos 4 lzrgsr sszhS
sas1sssTiSSs LAss ans ssAs a1saalfss sssssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Mort women naturally look iorwari 20
rnatrimony rs their pfolcr epaere in liie. ups
thew thouh constantly bear % f1in4 uat q
far. rosy f,.ca. bright cyrs, and a heTlthY.
wcll developed fccn. are tho best pas potB
10 happy marriage Al th't" "astns ~
ties pocuiiar e. their Gea, destroy hoAniY
and attractivcnoss and MAKO hfr miserable.
An unfainny spcolnc FOR thcfe isal-d~~ = 10
=. d, fha Ouiv medicine for vnrrn. H0f ~
dr,j~gists. under positive gusrani""
o., ,he uanuftcfurrI thst ~ wlI Kito
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