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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-11
The Population of perrysburg

Is about 1000, and we would say at least
one-half are troubled with some affection
OF the throat and lungs, as those com
plants are, according to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise
all our readers not TO neglec. the opror-
tunty 10 call on their druggist and get n
bottle Of Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs. Trial size free. Large bottles
soc and 81. Sold by all druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-11

Two urchins strolling on the beach,
Beside the tranquil sea,
Beheld a pearly block, and each
Cried, THAT belongs to me!'
And both at once with eager hands,
Began to scramble in the sands.
Like alabaster pure and white,
Upon the pebbled shore,
That treasure lay lovely sight,
And we'll worth fighting DER;
Long struggled the contending twain
The prize so coveted to gain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-11
THE RECONCILIATION.

Lo, while they strove, stranger tall,
Strobe quickly to the spot,
He stopped beside the champions small,
And took the prize, wot;-
Then spoke in solemn voice and slow,
aye both are richer than you know"
Then with a string he did divide
That precious cake, and smiled;
"Tis Ivory Soap, share itwith pride;
My lads, be rcconciled!"
Each took his half and went his way,
Oh, rich and happy boys were they.
F WARNING.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-11
A WORD OF WARNING

.-7-E.+'- A WORD OF WARNING.
There are many white soaps represented be just good the %
counes lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it
Copyright Gamble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
FORGING CA.Es COUET.
Two Young Men Tried-One Acqutt-
ted aud the either sentenced.


Tho following cases were disposed Of yester-
day Ia the nusungs Court:
James T. Hubbard. charged with forging the
name Of Mrs. j. ". Ferguson to an order on Dr.
Judson Cunningham Tor q botto Of Liquid Beef
Tonic. The prisoner was acquitted on account,
: ~olic Jroseqni was entered in the other
charges aeaust huhafd.
There being no evidence that his insanity
maIe tho prisoner dangerous character ne
was loft will his friends.
shelton D.. E6cho. young White man. WIS
triea. charged with forging the name Of Captain
j. H. Grcon tJ 81 order for some goods. Tho
evidence showed thnt awhile ago Lacho went 10
tho store Of 81. Harrison X Co, on hain street,
ans asked If he brought an order IRON mo
Manager of the Richmond and Danyihe railroad
ho could got some clothing, stating That no Was
a brakeman ON thGt road lie was informed
tha he could. and left the store. Tho young
man came back during tho day with an order
signed hy " captain j. x. Green, Manager hich-
monQ and DauYille railroad, Office seventh anG
Cary Mr.. Harrison wrapped up the gOOas and
sout his son TO q store near by to telephone 20
Captain ". II. Green, at the Richmond and
Oanyihe Offices. to know u ne had given ufahe-
man order upon NJ. Harrison * Co. lt wa5
ascortaiued that Captain Grecn Wa5 not in the
CIV ana no such order mad been given. war
PANT WAS then sworn out and LachO was arrestt j.
The jury after hearing the evidence found the
prisoner gulity, aud nXcd hls punishment AT
two years m the ponitcntary.
Measrs. II. VI. smith. Jr., and Samuel VI. Page,
counsel for the young m an, got he Judge, Com
mouWealth's Attorney, and lary u Sign petl-
tiou asking Governor Lee % commute the scn-
ten,c.
FachO il only cightcon years ~ age, and his
father says suffers from temporary insanity
caused bv injuries sustained by fan when a
small child.
The court adjourned yesterday for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
AKINDIY GREETING.
AsyIpsn and '. Vi. =. visitors AD-
o,inted by fne Governor.

Governor Lee made the following appoint
mems yesterday 10 the Boards oi Visitors OF ths
several state nlylums. Tie appointecs are 70
serve three wears from April 18Th:
Western Lunatic asylum: j. 4. Beckham. Al
ercndria b. Holmes Boyd, Winchester; L. IL.
Trout 0tGuutJn.
Southwestern Lunatic Asylum DIR. 5. 4. Say
res. WyIueylle: Ii. G. z. Richmond, Lee county (;
: W Dickinson, Marion.
Eastern Lunatlc Asylum: Dr. Charles W..
Coleman, Williamsburg; John Callahan, Porls-
mouth: Julian N. Runlu. Hanover; DR.. W. II.
Shields. YORK county, rice ". +. Taylor de-
ceased.
Ccutral Lunatic Asylum 9. W. venable, Pc
tersburg; Dr. D. Franz Mason, LOudoun county !;
Julius Strsu-. RichACnd
lenf and Dumb and y ind Institute Robert j..
Washington. Westmoreiand; George A. Mush-
back AlexAndra; l. c. Marshall, Portsmouth.
Tho following were appointed visitors 10 NE
Virginie Military lnsttute; Major Peter }. Otey.
Of Lynchturg: james ". Love- Of Fairfax. and
Marshall EanCer. of staunton. The visitors 10 the
Military Institute are 10 serve three years from
Lot la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
AF.undred Tons OF Money.

II hardly seems possible that the money psid IN
one mouth for a ten-ceut article could. II penntes
were used In payment, weigh 100 tons. lei one
@. our bright schO0l-b0ys has figured that this Is
true OF Diamond Dyes. To Judge from tho
stocks Of eur dealers 10 dyeetuns Diamond Dyes
own The field Of package dyes, aud are conl-
plete success. or course they have imitstors.
. Nothing Is successful until inflated" Bat no
ono wants 10 risk scOunterleit when the genuine
csn be obtained az the same price. Three rev
colers have latoiy been added 10 the lis. OF Dia-
nond Dyos-Fast StOcting Black. Turkey Eed
for Cotton, aud Brown for Cotton. The manu-
factgrers. Wells. RlciArison Co, Burlington,
W. will send colored samples Of these new eyes.
with uoOk Of directions, 20 any address free OF
charge These additions seem 10 have made tho
line 50 complete That any sbs1e caa 30 matched
with some color oi Diamond Dyes The DsaRti-
fli sample BOOK oi shaded col0rs lately seni 10
all dealers Ia dyes will delight The ere a aug
lady. "Its easY % dye With Diamond uses' -
40 afeOintely true that homo dying Is 20 longer
a dinacult aad disagreeablo task. AiiaaDacs,
with their hints as 20 proper times Tor di.'ersnt
WORK tea us that nov Is the time for spring dye
ing. This. together with the thought Og hat
hundred tons Of money. leads us % ask What
schoai-roy can ;ixure how many ihousands OF
ladies' are saying ihas tnis Is tno slms 10 aso
diamond DVea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Personals ana Hriefs.

A Richmond man has Just drawn $4,000 in a
lottery.
Hon. E. c. venable. Of Petersburg, was in the
city yesterday.
l. ID. Begley, treasurer Of Lunepburg county,
was a. the Capitol yesterday.
Mr. Webster, OF Bsbster's Weekly. Reidsyille,
y. c.. was In the city Yesterday.
W. J. Gentry. Of No % Governor street. has
gone % Gloucester TO attend the funeral OF Mrs
r. a. Rowe.
Thomas swan was received at The penlten-
tia-y yesterday from Heurieo county 10 serve
two years for catle-siealing.
Tho Atlanta Coastifufi0n Of sunday says; Mrs.
Sol. Cuuhlns. Of Richmond, Va. is 10 the city
the guest OF Mrs. Bun Wylie, 20 west Peachtree
street.
The following attachment suit was Instituted
in the City Circuit Court yesterday: John r.
waldmsn ca. W. N. Cole and w. a. q. Cole for
sisj.l0
Mr. Alexander Easton, District Court clerk Of
Galveston. Texas, former well-known rnsideus
o, Richmond and Manchester, Is on a vlslt 10 his
relatives aud friends.
In Sundays erifiQae Of the sofres musicale Of
the Rich mond Female Institute no mention was
made OF tho delightful 500 rendered by Miss
Anuie Hammer Twas Donizettl's "Gypsy Girl" t"
aud the difficulS and we'll dneas Of the connoai-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
THE WOUNDED THIEF.
HI. Back Full or shot. bat Iie VIII
Recover

William Terry, the young colored man who
was shot and seriously wolnded shortly after i2
O'Clock Saturday night by Mr. J. A. Molss. whose
restaurant he had entered with tho evident In
tent 10 rife the money drawer. is at tho solored
hospital. and at a late hour yesterday afternoon
was doing exceedingly well. Although he has
nearly an entire load Of No : gunshOt in his
back the probabilities are that he will recover.
The load entered the middle OF the hsck. IN
juring the spinal column and fracturlng some
spinal chord. Both Of the almshOuee physicians
and DIR. Brock. who saw Tsrry sunday after
noon. think the chances tor Terrys recovery are
very favorable.
The case Of Mr. Moea vas called In the Police
Court yesterday morning and an examination
was held on the question Of bail, which resulted
ia it being granted in the sum OF $1,000
An account of tho shooting was given IN sun
days Dsfateh.
In his testimony in the Police Court Yesterday
morning Mr.. Molcs sai that the hoy Terry had
been in his employment year or two. During
that time ne lost several keys. for some weeks
Ua.t ~ noticed that he was being robbed Satur-
day night he determined 10 keep watch. Aitor
closing up his pl1ca he TOOK seat behind his bar
with his double e-Darrolled gun aud patiently
waited. Arout 70 o'clock he heard noise
~ his back door: thought u was rat, but soon
afterwards he hoard some one az the door be-
tween tho bar and the diuIug-rOorn. The door
opened aud Terry stepped in. lie (Noies, arose,
and pointing he gun a. the fellow remarked !:
" NOW. have got you.1 Tho fellow stopped. and
then Jumping up. startcd % run; ne pulled me
trigger. out tho gun snapped ne pulled me
trigger u the other barrel and Terry fell.
The Justice decided 10 continue the case until
tho 2Sfh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
WOULDN'T rAME orr HIsIAr
This the Cause OF IL Difficulty In II
RnIoOn-A Gun fired in sne street

A good deal Of excitement was caused on
Broad street yesterday afternoon between and
B O'Clock by Mr.. Charles Il. straus firing gun
at "A negro.
Charles Z. sampson, the sable citizen, went
into strauss bar-room. next door 10 Murpuys
Hotel. % sec one Of the employees. Mr. S.raus
asked him 10 take Oh hie bat, and the man re-
plioi that lac was iu q public pla'o ana would
NOT dOit Nr. ~trBus then took Alm by Tho arm
and asked him 10 icaye his promises. sampson
became very impudent M bis language and ask
ed me PROPRIETOR e. 20 outdoors and settle Tie
trouble. Mr. Straus won't Win him 10 the door n
order 10 got HIM out of ms house, and ~
aoon as ne negro was out Of The room hs
picked up an oysier-sneI from a bucket setting
iv the door and struck Nr. SrGus upon his
breast TIE latter went back IA his bai-rcOm
and got a shotgun and started ont after The man ::
lut as sO0u as he reached the door sampson
struck him on his log with a brick bat. Tho
negro then ran around Nurphys ltViol AMI
started down r lChtn s;roet. Mr StraGs followed
IN pureuit OF him and a. soon a. DE reached the
corner at Murphy's nred upon tho negro without
effect
sir Straus was arrested, charged with At
ternptiug t1 shoot and kil sampson. Tho latter
was also arrested. chafg gcd with creating dis
turfauce tn Strauss bar room and Tor making
an assnultuuOn MI. Stlaus.
Mr. Straus was hailcd IN the sum OF S1N, WIN
My. George Stokes as surety. and samps0u vas
bailed in the sum OF 600. with h. a. Randolph
Both viii be before the Police Court this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
OIICIs EsITClIINa.
The Governor Sees what the Fire De
Dnrtrnoni Can 40.


Worry recently Engine Company No !, To-
cRtsd on Iwenty-nuh street near broal' ce'e-
h,stei tpeir thirteenth Anniversary. Among
u.e,r quests was tho Governor. aud during tho
evening he made an address. iu the course Of
which SOME OF tho nromen present we're highly
et.,-e4 at one of hlf expressions 10 which ne
somplmeutel the company and spose OF theii
'.hit,leus up AMI moving out IN thiriy-hVe mi
nuios' , .,.. ,..,.,,,
which when he understood IT, amused the Gov
es-nor - much As 20 had amused ihose WHO
he.rdiL However. hc took 10 the situation very
quickly, AMI ihe iituo episrac proven 10 oo Nu'Ae
INV 10 well hos - make 20 ono OF the most
Interesting oi tte evening.
Afterwards some ~ ,he Fire commissioners.
arnone Them Nr lcvy. iHyitei tno Governor 10
l.r ,yla rbefn and wines flr himself me opel O.
lion 0l litchaug up, driving oA4 an gong 10 a
frr lie Hcc-pied tne iuYttaton. au4 last evening
was ssIar-tod a. the umn. Mayo tl.Yeou having
been invited also. their gucrt- and Tie Couuiir-
fieuers met at hv hoadIuartcrs ot the
llfa Department. and we're men shown nnc e1-
planned Dy superintendent thompson @heVl a.
t1u ~ tle automatic repeater, when re'oNes
ana transmits n a'ariue 70 tho ttro hcpafliut n
the bstlsry--oCui, etc.. ETC Iho pSi5 lu"i "eHt
down sLsirs o. lhe cngtnO-houbo Deio" Nheie 1Ao
horses OF furiuc 5 aud Truck were speo1ht
niichsd. From This point the board ana snesis-
Chief puller in charge ~ the party piOoouo'
o. fns quarters 90 one of ne npdoi Vollpan "
tbo city lrucE 2-and uere updef luo suoses
y ~
epocialsns of bilchug aud driving out ever
seen in any department. Engine company
was next visited. and tie unique atfnhtclhoutH
a., el,ilv LEAVING thoif quarters, etc, we're e&-
piaiurl The visitors were a' fngine-hV"so =
On Third efroet near BROAD, whom me zap iVi
o'clock wa sounded. ani @itoo>seo tho hi'chihE
hero which occupied uine.oen seconds -,
HNas nov time 10 rest awhile, ana 70 Nt'
Levy CARED he guests 70 his coy fosieehoo,
corner OF Fhst aud Marshall streets, "heIe
beautiful itglo repast Was spread whlsh ~ ~Wao
moi heartily euloyod. This over he Cmoi agein
fo,k cnarge Of tLo party aud escorted them 70
Station ii sorner of .ec0ad and Leigh streets,
a,d toerc called Eugine Company No D mo
hosa-carrlage was on he ground IN itac'ion
les- ,nan tnroe minutes, boou followed py ths
eno,.,e ,,nicb WAS nut - work NJ the plug thefe.
sad tas (ioveruor and the rest OF the pariy gwen
an exhibition OF The excellent qusilsles 0i 70,
tsry-yump eneiue. BY this time 0;R3l s9'eIai
of the gentlemen bad other appointments. and
40 he party dispersed, not however. before
Governor Ice ana the Mayor hsa eApiessca
their as'onishment and pleasure AZ whs1 ihoy
lad seeu and heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
THROWN TO HIS DEArH.
SIR. a. q. OnesI DteS from the Ef-
TePfs OF Fhll

Mr.. A. G.. Oncsti died at o'clock Yesterday
morning at his residence. Ne. li2 west Broad
street, from the effects Of injuries received in
falling from his jumper On sunday night
Ho vas out driving sunday evening, and when
coming down Marsh.ll street his horse became
aumanhgeanle and dashed or at fun speed.
The frightened animal turned very suddenly mp
Nineteenth street and tho wheel ~ tho jumper
struck post which projects u short distance
from this corner.
Mr.. Onost WAS thrown violently % tho side
walk, snd fell ON his right side In state II un-
consciousness. from which he neger could DO
aroused. 4 hack was pro- lred and 'he dread
fglly-hruised man was taken % his homo. aud
his physician. Dr. Kuyk. was summoned, but
tho patient was beyond me- ical skin and az
the hour named he was a corpse. lie never
spoke after the accident Tho fall produced Sc
we're cOucus3lon Oi the brain, 8ni It may bo mat
the skull was fractured.
Deceased was thirty-siK years old. unmarried.
and leaves o sister and four brothers IA this
city. lie was member ot tho iirm OF Onesl
Brothe-s who keep e saloon MI Eighteenth aud
Frauklin streets ami another on west Broei.
IL was also engaged In the confectionery busl-
uosa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
oen,u of urs. susan Lambert

Mrs susan lambert, widow oi Henry
Lambert, died at Ter TO o.idence, on Clay street.
In this city, at an early hour Sunlay IHprnlh6,
and her funeral took place al 800 4. NJ yesterday
from Grace street Beptis. church. The services
were conducted 10y Kev. Ir. Hatcher, pastor OF
that church, aud kev NJ. ANVIL, OF the Melho-
dist Church aud we're deeply impressive; ihe
large number Of prrsous present and the ex-
ouisite nosa tributes that literally concealed me
casket bore eloquent testimony 10 tho affection
large circlo entertained Tor her
Mrs Lambert leaves SIX cnildren-four sons,
John, J. b.. Pniip. and William, aud TWO dangh-
tera, Mrs Kaine aud Mrs- Clash. Or. Hatcher III
his remarks 81 the church slated that Mrr. lam
hers had been member of the churh Tor Ely
wears or moro, and pronounced a eUiOgy thhn
which none could be Jucr ana highor when ne
declared that she had been a Christian mo-
thern Sho Was a loving ami loyable character,
whose life was devoted t. Working Tor And shed-
ding sunshtno upon her family and friends. Mrs.
Lam bert was .oSenty-threo years OF age. Tho
interment WAS al hollywood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

known eid used by physicians all over tho
world. SCOTS Emulsion not only gives
flesb and strength by virtue 81 ts own nus
iril0us propefties, but creates an appetite
for food that builds up The wasted body.
" have been using SCOTS Emulsion ter
several years and am pleased with its action.
Ny patients say 4, Is pleasant and pslstsbie,
and all grow stronser and gain 1esh IRON
the use Of 70. use II In slI cases % Wasting
Dissascs. and II j. specially useful for chil-
dren when nutrient medication is needed. a.
in Narasmus." I. W. pi,Rcr, NJ. d.,
Knoxville. Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
THE NEWS or aANCnEsTER.
Meeting or the Hustings COrrt-Re
ytyai MeettnC-PersonaI, &c.

The March tsrm Of tho Hastings Court. Judge
John ii. ingram presiding, commenced yesIer-
dag. This session. which will last about week.
viii 30 devoted entirely 10 the consideration OF
enancery business. All OF the criminal cases oa
the docket 90 over until tho April term
The usual services were held In the city
churches on sunday and, we're. - rule. largely
attended. Ia the afternoon an Interesting meet
ingO of the Missionary Society Of the Ilopton-
stree, Baptist church was held, and 81 address
wac delivered By Rev. j. Cleveland Hall, OF me
Presbyterian church. The meeting for men AZ
Meade Memorial church In she afternoon was
addressed by the rector, Rev. John J. Cloptop.
1hs revival services now being held a. tho
Central Methodist char are growing In Interest
nightly. They will be continued al during ms
week. and the pastor. Rev. 4. Il. Peterson, will
be assisted ny the other ministers OF the city.
versions.
Mr. K. L Driscol left yesterday evening for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
ChemirnI-worI9s Chartered.

Judge WelfOrd, Of the City Circuit Court yes-
terday granted charter 70 the Richmond
Chemical Works Company. tho objects OF which
hre the manufacture, purchase, and sale OF terti-
Nkers. chemicals. &c.
The capital stock Is 20 be not less than slO0.Og
nor more than 500 con. divided into shares ot
$50. and real estate may DO neld not exceedlng
ffty acros. Tie principal onice Is 20 be IN the
city OF Richmond.
rhs officers for tho nrst year are; james q.
Tinsley. president: $ w. 1ravers, secretary ana
treasurer Direct0rs-the above and Isaac
Davenport, E. A. Saunders, stanhope Boiling
and z. 4. saunders. Jr.
1his company has leased from the Chesapeake
and OHIO Hallway Company for q long term OF
years the tract Of LAM adjoining the James
the msin building. which Is 70 be an immense
structure has already begun. The plant when
fully equipped Will cost $4,000 or more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

aualiaed A. administrator Of W. w. Coaby. de-
ceased Bond $500, with Peter G.. aud ". W.
COsby. Ir.. ~ securities: William Y. Waller
qualified "a administrator Of samuel Davis. de-
consod. Bond $50, With John g. Lewis security.
Henrico. ". II. Dunn and wifo 10 j. II. Der
hyshire. go feet on Marshall street southeast
corner Duncan. s4.90 Frances E. Newman 10
Julia W. Morfis. ono halt inicrest IN fourteen
acres on WesthAm road. $3.50: Abram Tsyiors
trustee 20 Maeison Taylor, thirty feet on west
side Twenty-cighth street near q, fl20: y. NJ
Wilson aud vie % lohu n. D.nneeD, 40 7-12
feet on Hanover street northeast corner Walnut
g.. s.gf0l2: samo % W. II. Damn. lot at southeast
corner PARK avenue ana Walnut street, Si,016.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

ton. together with Miss Hammers charming rom
dition OF the same. eniitie her TO this special
mention o. her at.alnments aud our uninton-
ti0nal oversight
Mr.. Egbert Leigh. who hns for a long time
been III at the country residence Of Colonel
Palmer. near Blscksburg was yesterday brought
70 hits city attended BY his wife and Mrs. Pal
mer.
Mr.. W. II. Fitzgerald has been appointed
general eastern agent OF the Atlsntic Coast Dis
banvine Dispatch llnes, with Office at Baltl-
more.
Tie Henrico County Court was IN session for q
short while yesterday, but no casos OF public
interest we're tried. Tho court will keep open
until next Monday. when the matter Of assess
Ing damages for zoe beli-line 70 be built by ma
Petersburg and Fredericksburg roads above tho
city Will como up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
cosFEDERsTE SOLDIERS HOME.
letters or sympsthy-Gne from IA
President Iisyes.
by telegraph % tho Dispatcl

ty feiekFNNn % lAe BiSDAt'n.'
TEw York, March is.--Lottors OF sympathy
with the projected National Confederate Sol
dlers' Home at Austin. Tex, continue 10 pour
in 10 Secretary oliver Downing. Among the let.
tcrs Jus, received Is one from ex-pres,depf
Hayes. from Fremont. ohio. II IA given n fuii
below There sre aso ioti0rs from Naior-Gcne-
raj Crook, Of the Division OF the Missouri, aud
from General ". MorritL OF the Department of
the Missouri General Crook speaks OF the
movement ~ "a charity which seeti0nalIsm can
we'll afford tooverlook. and the North can Va This
way show kindness and sympathy to iallen
toe.m
Ex-Presiden, Rutherford b Hayes writes as
follows: .
Ny Dear sir.--l thsnk you FOR ihe privilege ~
uniting with the New York citizens committee
in their patriotic ard charitable work in behalf
Of tho disabled aud destitute soldiers OF the ln'e
Confoderacy. The time IL plainly drawing near
Nf it has not already comel whom Justice 10
I 3 defenders viii require the nsitonal Govcrn-
ment 20 expoud much larger SUNS than have
heretofore BEEN appropriated for the support OF
the men who saved H.
Tue sacred obligation - the onion soldiers
must not, will not, be forgotten nor neglected,
especially by those who have shared IN tle iuli-
est measure tho prosperity which ha, come
from the services and sacrifices ot those who
stood 10y the Government when il was impsrlllcd.
But those who fought against The Union cRnnot
and DO not look % 70 for relief Their deablel
and destitute comrades are leti 20 The geuerus-
" ana bsncfactious of thoir moro fortunate fol-
Iow-.iti2cns who wisely forecast the inspiring
future - our country. The Confederate soi-
diers ana their descendants Hre iO share with us
and our dcsce ndents tne destiny Of America
Whatever. therefore. We. their fellow citi1' nt,
can 90 10 remove no burdens from their shoul-
cers aud 10 brighton thsir lives IL surely IN the
pathway ~ boih humanity AMI patriotism. WIN
my contribution to ths enterprise | beg you %
acceut also my best wishes FOR its succ0ss. re-
RUrHERFoRD B. HAYES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
rORTY.YEARg EXPERIENCE OF

EORTY-YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF
4 AN OLD NURsE-Mis. WlNsLOW
SOOTHlNG-sYRUP IS tho prescription u oneof
the best female physicians and nurses in tho
United states and has been used for forty years
with neyer-failing safety AMI success ~ millions
Of mothers and children. from tho ieeoie infant
a one week old 10 tho adul. lt corre't aliiiy
Of the stomach, relieves wind-collr, regulates ihn
bowels and gives rosL hoalth, and comfort ID
mother and child. Wo believe it tho best ani
surest remedy In tho worli In All cases 81 by'"n-
terry and Diarrbps in children, pheiher a,ising
from teothing or from any other oaasa fuh
directions ior using will accompany oach hottls
Mono genuine unless the Jac-sD.Hs of CURTIS
& PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper sold W
all Medicine Dealers - cents OOiue
10 2-eoi