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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-23

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-23
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EVE RAILWAY.

Dining and Sleeping
Cars. Free Colo
nists' Sieepers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
The Prnh,hinonlsts-

The New York T05ce, the national organ
of the Prohibitionists, Is in a bad humor
over the result Of the Prohibition election
In Pennsylvania. II heads its article an
nouncing the defeat Of the proposed Pro
hibition amendment as follows: Far
Worse Than Toxss-The Leading Re
publican State Gives Stronger Rum Ma
1ority than the Leading Democratic State"
The Voice makes the word Rum" do
good service. 1t saws the majority IN Penn
sylvania is much larger than " the rum ma
jority" in Democratic Texas in 1887. 1t
also states the rum majority" in various
counties.
We call the attention Of CHANDLER, Fora
xER, SHERMAN, and all the rest of the South
haters TO what the Voicfs Philadelphia
correspondent says as to the means resort
ed 10 by the anti-ProhibitionIsts to carry
She election We quote;
:" more villainous corrupt election has
Ilrobably never been held IN Philadelphia
than to-day's In every ward the Republl-
can and Democratic politicians have gwen
a fitting elimination 70 the campaign OF
Doodle and lies. BulldOzing and fraud
were used everywhere 10 swell the majority
against the amendment
Except in very few election precincts
The rummicS, or hIgh-hcense men, as they
call themselves, had absolute control OF
the election machinery"
1t seems that the Prohibition workers
were purchasable. In numerous cases
they were driven off by force or bought
outright by the liquor workers. Sometimes
Jas much as go was paid 10 induce the Pro
Inhibition ticket-holders TO stop work. 1t is
reported that in the Seventh Ward seven
detectives from Cullen's DetectivctAgency,
employed by the Prohibitionists, were
bought oil.
AT some places the window was closed
by the rascally election officers TO prevent
tho voter seeing his ballot deposited"
We quote again:
Lifelong Republicans declare that they
are done with the G.. o. F., and party Pro
1ibitiOnists say that this result destroys
The last argument that can be entertained
by temperance people against separate
political organization to accomplish the
purpose Of the agitation.
Rev. DIR. A. b. kynett, for years de
voted Republican, SAID
This defeat Of Prohibition will wreck
the Republican party. l do not think that
salt can save H. There viii be a large
stampede from the Republican ranks to the
J'rohibtiOu party"
This is interesting reading. If the Pro-
hibitionists can beat those rascally" Re
publicans in Pennsylvania, where the
Democrats are usually defeated by from
fifty 70 eighty thousand majority, they win
do more than We think they can do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
A Platform.

At the meeting Of the Democratic state
Executive Committee held the other
siav in this city there was not one
word said. publicly or privately, so far
Rs we know, in regard 10 the eXpe-
@liency Of the adoption of platform
DIV the State Convention which IS TO
meet here in August next. Certainly no
thing was said on that subject during the
session of the committee, nor by any men,
Der with whom we conversed privately.
In fact. il never once occurred TO us to ask
Bny member what he thought ~ TO the
policy of laying down new platform THIS
year.
We take it that the Democrats Of Viz
pinia have their minds turned 10 the all
smportant matter Of keeping the State
government in the hands Of the Demo-
cratic party. or, in other words, IN the
hands Of the party which stands for the
supremacy Of the white race.
Since the committees meeting was held
we have received from a prominent Demo
cratic leader a private letter, which con-
1ains the following:
The object Of this letter is TO urge you
70 suggest through the columns Of your
valuable paper plank in the Virginia Demo
cratic platform for remonctiMng silver.
II Will make IA ten thousand votes IN the
state. IL overrules all other questions IN
Ste supreme and commanding importance
except the Internal cOlor-line negro ques-
tiOn II the farmers really know OF us
importance to them they would rise up IN
their might and overWhelm any party that
advocated mOnOmetalhsm.'
We are bimetallists. aud have been for
gears. We favor the free coinage of silver,
believing that silver aud gold would thus
Se rendered equally valuable as bullion.
And if the approaching State Convention
shall formulate auy platform 1t will proba-
fly include plank something like the one
which was adopted BY the last Republican
National Convention and carried the silver
Statesfor HARRISON. and is also like plank
an the Democratic national platform of 1854.
But we DO not wish 70 seem TO try TO
forestall the action of the State Conven-
ton on this or any other subject. We
stand ready 10 support the Democratic
nominees whether they are required 10
mount platform or not. And 80 We must
respectfully decline h comply with our
correspondent request mentioned above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Little Montenegro.

The betrothal of Princess MilITzA,
daughter of Prince NICHOLAS, reigning
Prince of Montenegro, TO a cousin Of the
Gar, the declaration Of the Gar that
Prince NICHOLAS was Russia's only sincere
friend in Europe, and the announcement
that the Montenegro army is 10 be re-
organized and put in readiness for active
service, have combined 70 bring Montene-
gro very prominently to the front in
European politics. Indeed. the little prin-
cipshty, which has an area Of only about
300 square miles, seems Just now 10 be in
- sense the pivotal point on which the
whole Balkan aud consequently the whole
European problem hinges. The Monte
negrins, 1t IS said, can put into the field an
army Of $1,000 men. This is . small force
compared with the armies of the great
Powers of the continent or even those of
the rest Of the Balkan States. Yet In case
Russia became involved in war with
Austria over the Seryian question or any
other question touching the Balkan PENN
sula the Montenegrin army would be
q factor not 10 DO despised. The
geographical situation Of Montenegro and
the mountainous character Of the country,
which renders invasion of il almost impos-
fible. make il valuable stronghold from
which 70 create diversion in Russias
favor. The principally touches both Bos-
MIA and herzegovina, Austrian posses
fions. and is not very far from Seryia-hence
would be base Of operations not only for
flying military columns. but for Russian
emisseries charged with the work Of sgi-
Eating Pan-Sleyism in Seryia aud among
disafected subjects. Prince
HIuzolAs has Iona been virtually uRdAx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Russia's protection and in the Cars pay,
and his subjects are loyal and as brave and
hardy AZ they are lazy. IL is no wonder,
then. that ALEXANDER, in looking forward
to the inevitable struggle for supremacy in
the Balkans, should endeavor 10 keep n
firm grasp upon Montenegro and her ruler,
and il is no wonder that the prineipality is
at present attracting an unusual share of
attention in Europe; seeing that it il IN
Montenegro after all that the conhagration
may. at Russia's instigation, be kiDdled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Rev. WARREN CASDLER in the course OF
an address 70 the students of WoflOrd Col
lege. South Carolina, delivered few days
ago. said;
IF with us the institutions Of freedom
fail a government of the people and tor The
people will never he tried again by men.
II the experiment shall fail here where
NAV we look for il TO succeed-t mere
liberty cannot find home-wlll she not,
bercaved and disappointed, take her nisht
TO Heaven and return no more?"
Words of wisdom. truth, soberness' and
patriotism that should be posted on the
lintels of the doors of the national Capt.
toll in this day of Constitution-wreckers
and proposed legislation that would cast
obloquy upon the memory and challenge
tho intelligence of the fathers Of the re-
public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOkTMO
" COMMUNICATIONS ami HALL~kOoN.
Wufurnishedl Gas: tltn-h0t aad cold water.
Nice ioiging-rooms for gente non orsmsl laIll-
ly without children. liz east Main Fl. oc'.
% 2feod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
The store closes promptly ate p NJ.

SILK Among the most deceving things
are tho Tim snk Mltts and Gloves
AND nov so much worn. Ia almost any
store YOU can buy Mltts at -, II. ~.
Isle %. ss. 3d. o. rud 75c. Buphow about
the Qualities at these pr.ccscompared
GLOVES with those you ran bay OF usF our
sI.. Bark silk Wits and Gloves and
AND iien'. Ton. Brown, and Gray six
Gloves arc rs good az many brands
MlTTS costing SOC. our 80 and ijc. nave
douul, wooilon nnger-tips aud seams,
erslrins double strength
LAWS How many hundreds OF lailss VIII
Do ou the Lookout for the cheapest
AND material they eau hud for House
Dresses during the heated term We
CHALLlES. are unable 70 calculate. lhey aN
might n. well como direct here TINS
week at least. Woare making s0mo extra sarti-
ices Just 90 get all the extra trade We can Inc
5c. Chaluos ara selling for B.. yard; tho &c.
Lawns are selling Tor exc; the o.. Figured
Lawns are fast colors and IN pretty patterns;
tho Sc. Challies are selling for e.. yard. Inc
-atteens arc now heapoI ccinug high on centre
counters: some Of tho 12%c. ones are selling for
aud l0'. yard. The assortment Il double
mat OF any other store. Tho &c Striped Cool
seersuckors arc &C. ysrd. Pretty Figured
Batistes are 63l ami &c. yard.
BLACK Any lady who wears or allows her
Children 10 wear BLACK Hose that
HOSE. etaln tie fect surely has not heard
~ how We arc selling Black Hose
that DO not stain the fect-llose that we will OK
change II they stain the feet aud the prices
tNi4
price. Chudreu's Plain and Ribbed Elmo
Gauze at mis- prlce--2jc., aud tor s.. more up 20
81 We have ton or tToye grades.
GENTLENGS'S Ahundred dozen lot Of inch
wllo Henstitched Linen
HANDKERCHIEF Handkerchiofs for Gentle
men. comprising - different
BARGAINS. styles OF nest and stylish col
orod figured borders. full
size. end just the kind we always sell for l7c
This hundred dozen lot is selling at 3 for &c
That's Just hall price.
OAUZE, As rule people are amazed
AT the immensely OF our as
BALBRIGGAS. sortment Of Ladies', Gentle
nous. and Childrens Under
SILK, wes-. After Ne have shown
them kinds after kinds they
Isle are at loss which TO decide
on. md the remark "a often
UNDERWEAR passed as 90 how hard ono
must be- to b. PLEASED who
can't got suited here Ladies White. Blue,
Croarn. PINK Ribbed Sleeveless shirts At 10, ia
t. H. 3 and -; Lislo Thread Ribbed az - AMI
SOC Iaiios' SIX Ribbed cream at 75c. Black.
Red. Blue, Pink. Cream. and White ~ s5c worth
$50: ladies' SIX Gauzo. Sleeveless, Low Neck,
Half sleoves High Neck, any stylo, worth
3lc.-our prro l6lc. each Genhemen's Real
Balbrgrau with or without sleeyes. %, 30, 20. and
5)c. Llsle Thread at 55c. six Plated at 81 ;
ChIIren's at 10, l2I 70 J)c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Nine. JANE HADINd says Of the American
girls: "They possess beauty like the Eng
lish and piquancy like the French, with
something added in the shape of health
and spirits, producing tone Of mind and
frame of body we know little about in
France" We can now pardon JANE for III
PRODUCING that veil into this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Large nat Rourl-aud-Reaiy shade Hats, white
aud black, &c. grade, for i9c.;
White. Black. Navy, and Brown Yacht HAS Ior
BE:
White and Black Milan Yachts, !, quality, for
a..
White and Black Fancy Slraws, the 5oc. quality
for DC;
White Lace-EGect Slrsvs. tho 81 quality Tor &c
White Niians, the si25 quality for &C.
White and Black Imported Leghorns, {l.'S ara
s. quslty. for $l.25;
Black chips. sl.2J quality, for &C.;
White Black, and Colored Rough-and-Ready
Bonnets for l9c.
White English Nilsn Flats, g quality, for CSC;
Black Milans. good quality and the very best
shares. reduced 10 sir;
Black and Colored Milan Bonnets al hall former
price;
colored Milan Hats will be sold regardless Of
cost:
A Ike reduction on our entire stock q Trimmed
Imported aud Domestic Hats and Bonnets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
New Books.

The Con,inq School. BY ELLEN Z. KENYON.
A Sequel to 1.-The Young Idea," 10y Caro-
LINE Is. LIZ Row. New York: CASst1L Il
Co. 1889 Price 30 cents.
For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
Pam Tails ,cih Young Home Makers. BY F.
McCREARY HARRIS (Hope Ledyard), au-
thor of The Girls at Quinnemont," &c.
New York: CAssELL 4 Co. Price 40 cents.
For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Discussion over the identity Of Arthur
Richmond" the mysterious political essay
ist of the North Amei1cdn Rcci0c. has oeeh
renewed. but II partakes too largely OF the
nature of guessing TO be interesting; IL
q" Mr.. Richmond" IS alive he might reIieVe
81 lorrc-sizcd public curiosity by revealing
himself in his true character.-Plo.ddelphid
Press.
"A.a Erasmus ait DidbolIs,' said SIT
THOMAS MooRE.
Either GA1L HAMILTON wrote the Arthur
Richmond letters. or else we have not
guessed Alright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

The Chicago Nal says: THE caustic
newspaper photographers have been having
lot Of fun with the sweet girl graduate"
We don't believe il. As rule the news
paper Photographer is the last man IN the
world who gets an opportunity to have
fun with" the sweet girl graduate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

"MURAr HALsTEADs friends say they are
going to send him TO the United States
Senate in pace Of PAYNE" Even if they
do there will continue to be painful time
in the Senate for the Republican members
who voted against HALsT2AD's confirmation
as Minister 10 Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

WANTED, 10000 AGENTS AT
~ ONCE 90 scll the olly authentr, complete,
ani graphic history OF tho JolnstOwu Flood d.
Istr4tad. me RICHMOND PUBLISHING
COMPANY. Eleventh and Bank streets, kirh-
InOud. Va. lr --iT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Colonel ELLIOTT T. Shepard speaks Of
$4,000 as "highly-respectable sum-" It's
safe to say that it did not belong to a
southern man. In that event Colonel
SHEPARD would have spoken Of il as a
"highly-rebellous sum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
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Long Trailing Wreaths--bue bells and daisies
for De;
French Bouquets for DC;
Fine grade Wreaths reduced from $3.50 to 75c.
Imported Coronot Wreaths 81 quality, for sil2;
White, Cream, and Black French-lead Ostrich
Tips. 75c. quality, for 29c.;
The $3.50 quality for 7jc;
The 81 quality for 81;
The 1850 quality for $50
Ihe ABOVE reduction also applies 70 our stock
of Black, White, and Cream Ostrich Plumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Senator jog BpowSs physicians publish
card in the Atlanta Constitution stating
the condition Of his health, and expressing
the hope that 10y judicious course OF
treatment he may be 50 improved a. to be
going about in a short time and attending
10 the ordinary duties of life, the same
as many men who are afflicted as he is are
doing.
Georgia would lose one Of her most use
ful citizens if Senator Brown should die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

As the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee has accepted the time set by the
DfSpaicA and S'ate for the assembling Of the
state Democratic Convention, we hope
that our brethren Of the quill who have
kicked against the "autocracy" OF our
distinguished metropolitan contemporaries
Will now magnanimously acquieSsce and
use their best efforts 10 secure a real repre-
sentative Democratic ffede-
r1cks,rTg Star.
THANK YOU. Brother NERCHANT.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

The Richmond Dispatch and the STATE
have decided to hold the Democratic State
Convention on the 14th of August. Say,
gentlemen. is there not FAINT odor OF
Tooleystreetism about your too previous
announcement NILSSON ErGntrT.
1t appears not. Nothing succeeds Ike
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

a Boston man found penny in an
oyster he was masticating the other day"
Evidently English, You know-seeing that
English oysters are saidto have coppery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
1@f'(9FE::;:*:N
COMPANY
N----'-~
- TIE cRorAsKA UMBRELLAS.
ParaSOIS.

TIE CkOlAchA khDhELbhos
ParaS0lS. tho handles all the way from
-----------.--s eight to fifteen inches In length,
silver or oxidizsd, 1918 to tls7 was tho
price two days ago-sL9O to S24s now;
The feather-woight Gloria Umbrella, gilt caps
paragon frame-,ho best Of s. worth, for
$l.29 and siiq;
The Plaid. Striped, aud all other Fancy Para
sois nro going at near half the value. Most Of tho
price pressure comes from the manufacturer
no other cause for change Of value.
There is no telling you whero or in what part
Of this store you win find prices cut in half just
now. The clearing-out notes have boon sound
cd unusually early on account Of oyor-purchasos
IN many departments.
To photograph prices Of even ono Of tho sixty
four departments would cost columns Of print
aing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

-; II you arc aftor white things
White StuilS., for dresses or other purposes
----------------Swhero-e can you nd a nook
for so much choosing2 Everything from a 3bc.
White India to tho fine French goods. Six cases
Of fancy MULLs This week-plaida, stripes, hem
stitch, corI-bars, broesde, lace effects, and every
conceivable KIDD. Noreason tts,they should DO
sold for l2Gc. other than that they were bought
under value.
The Cotton Diaper, IS Inches wide, for &c. piece
q ten yards;
Linen Crashes Tor 81. yard;
The better grades equally cheap:
Linen Kenton, tho finest Of the flo quality, %
Inches wide. 9Cc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

n AZ ItD.--HANINU LAKGt AC-
W QUAINIANCE, especially IN Virginia. I
would ike % TRAVEL .lr some good. reliable
wholesale house iu ltichu 1nI, Baltimore. Wash
uet0u. or New York. VIII work IN salary or
commission and pay my own expenses. VIII
travel IN virginia, North Carolina. Maryland. pr
Any other State. Have had experience in general
merchandise. Address G. +. h., Richmond. Va
Uahviua and city references. ts2}It'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

- satin-Flnlsh PEARL BUTTONS, PC.
Buttons. "a dozen, or 81. a card Of two dozen.
---..--.----.Sot likely TO match quality and price
elsewhere. Another at Sc. from l0c. All kinds
and sizes Of PEARL BUTTONS and every other
kind. Immense reductions in some.
Largo Fancy Metal Buttons from 29,. TO &C.;
Small Dress Buttons from 2Jc. q i24c;
Iop-sded sort Of prices in many other lo,s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

WANTED, OUR CUSTOMERS,
" and ia fact every body. 20 know thstJO us
!. KING e. sos viii open VIII SELECT JOCK
or GRO ERikS enl FEED at their new sfof1,
corner Henry aud Broad sro~ts, ou 4 rSDAf,
june 2jfl. Sew firm. new store, new siocE. u,E
prices. can On thom. Sc E-ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

If there had been a railway ON the Congo
when this country was first settled what
would not our New England friends have
made out OF the slave tradet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

CuTICURA REMEDIES

cure every species Of agoniziug. humillaung
itching burning, scAlJ. aud pimply diseases Of
the skin, scalp. and blood, with loss Of hair from
piinpos 20 scroiula, except possibly ichthyosiS
sold everywhere Price: CUTIcURA 50. /;
soar. 25c: KEsOLVgST. 81. Prepared by tho
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton.
to Send for "How 10 Cure Skin Diseases,n Ga
pages, 30 illustrations. aud 100 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Tho DRESS SHIELDS arc what gossamers
are-olther cheap AZ whatever price You pay or
entirely worthless. only tho best and trust
worthy. Even the cheap kind are worth your
buying here. Every kind Of DRESS LINING anu
TRIMMING in the same department
Right Ais's. Fret section,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

New York wants to erect statue TO
CHmsropHEB COLUMBUS" Oh, no. New
York wants other cities to erect the statue
I hero
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

The Pittsburgh Dispatch says; "SrUTvE-
SAINT FISH is Fish fit for boiling" And
should be served with newspaper sass, "
We suppose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
BRIEF COMMENT.

"The Civil-Seryice Commission Is get
ting itself cordially hated in Indiana IN
diana is behind the procession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
by THE DISPATCH COMPANY

Gns pAIIY DISPATCH is delivered 70 sub
Scriners al FIFTEEN CENTS per week. payable 70
kne carrier weekly. Mailed a. 81 per asnnm;
g Cor sin month";, $l.5o for three mopths; 0Oc'
tor c1c mono.
The sKln- wKRKLy DISPATCH a,sa per an
hum, or 81 foF slx months
the WEEKLY DISPATCH az o. per annum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH al $50 per snaum'
Dg syc fer six months
Subscriptions in all cases payable In ADVANCE.
Snad no paper continued after the expiration oil
khe time paid for Send postofice money
prder, oheck. or Registered letter. Currency
gent by mail will 10 at The risk OF the sender
Subscribers Wishing their pastorice changed
mus, give their old a. wen as ueir row post
bfioe. Sample copies FREQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
RMcn3.

No. Fancy Ribbon. all shades, reduced 10 jc. {;
Noa l6 and 22-fsncy Ribbon, all shades, the s.
~, and 4Sc. quality now PC
Black, White and Cream. Crown and Satin
Edge Plain and MOire. ali silk. Tor millinery and
dress-tr1mming purposes, will be sold retail at
less Than wholesale prices DUNG this great sale
only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
SKIN DISEASE SIX YEARS CURED.

au thankful TO say that have used tho Gull
cUEA RENgDIss for abOut eight months with
great success and consider myself entirely
cured Of salt Iheum, from which have suffered
for slx years l lried n aumOer Of medicines Snd
two Of tue best doctors in the country. but found
nothing that would ofioct cure until used your
remedies. AKs A. ACCLAFLlN. MCI0tte, No.
THB WORST CASEOF sCRoFULA CURED
We have been selling your CUrICURA RKnR-
DIKs FOR years and have Ihe Grst complaint yet
70 receive from purchaser. One ot the worst
cases OF ScrOtua over saw Wes cured by the use
OF i've bottles Of CUTIcUgA kEsOLYEST, CUri-
cUEA, and CuTlCUKA SOAP.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists
Fraukforf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

- MORE RIBBONS this wook. Two
RibbOnS weeks ago there was q mountain OF
them. Tho special prices did tho
work Of levolIlng. Another large purchase
they shall go "a the Grstlot-rogsrdlcss Of value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
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