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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
LIGHTS FOR THE CITY
RICHMOND WILL PERHAPS IN A FEW
YEARS HAVE AN ELECTRIC PLANT.
to Expire In January-it VIII Pro-
badly BE Renewed.

Richmond owns her gas plant, which is
a source of revenue to her, and why should
she not manufacture her electric light is a
question that has once or twice been dis
cussed in the Council. and many times by
the Committee on Electric Light.
The chairman of the committee is Mr.
W. Deane Courtney. who has ever since he
has been a member Of the Council con-
tended that the city would save money by
establishing an electric plant. Once or
twice resolution has been introduced ap-
propristIng money for this purpose. but
each time the Finance Committee has re-
ported that the financial condition OF the
city is such the money cannot be spared
for at least few years TO come.
IL would perhaps cost $4,000 10 build
such plant as would be needed.
IHE SCHUYLER CONTRACT.
At present the city has a contract with
the Schuyler Company 70 furnish lights,
but the contract Will expire next January.
Ii seems that it will be impossible for
the city TO establish her own plant by that
time and the Electric-Light Committee
will advertise for bids for q new contract,
which will no doubt be given 70 the
Schuyler Company again. The new con-
HONtftI, Will bt ithut lbi 'hV ~
only. and when 1t expires II Is possible the
city may have her own plant IN operation.
THE NUMBER or LIGHTS.
The Schuyler Company now furnishes the
city l37 lights, which cost each 80 cents per
night As the appropriation for this year
10 the electric-ight account IL 5000 less
than il was last year the committee hnds
that It will be impossible TO continue so
many lights. ard at their meeting Mednes-
day evening they passed a resolution to
discontinue the use Of thlrty-seyen OF
them. These will be taken down promis-
cuouslv throughout the city wherever the
Chairman shall decide. To retain the use
of one hundred lights will require Sl,iOO
more than the committee has To Its credit,
and the Council has been asked to appro-
pirate this sum. OF course If this IS not
done more lights will have 10 be given up.
WHAT THE CHARTER PROVIDES.
When the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Companv-whichc controls the Schuyler
Company went before the Legislature at
its last session TO get charter, Mr. Court
ney had the bill go amended as 10 provide
that when Richmond shall establish an
electric plant the former company shall be
prohibited from selling lights and shall
manufacture them only for their own pri-
vate use. So when the city has her own
plant IN operation the right To sell lights
will belong exclusively to the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

Mcssrs. Charles p. Rady and J. f. Schwal-
myerand their wives have gone 10 Niagara.
Mr.. George d. Carter will conduct gos-
pei service Sunday at IL A. NJ. at the Sol
diers' Home.
Rev. A. C. s2erryman, of Orange county,
Va. will preach al Park-Place church to-
morrow morning and night.
Rev. +. NJ Tydeman will preach at the
penitentiary at A. VI. and az the aims
house at 7. NJ. tomorrow.
Robert Black (colored) was received at
the penitentiary yesterday from Campbell
county, to serve three years for arson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Etrenger. with their
little daughter. Anne Lee. have returned
10 Duluth, Mimi, to make 1t their future
home.
Mr.. II. b. Hartman. after a pleasant trip
TO New York. returned TO tho city yester-
day morning by way of the Old Dominion
steamship.
Miss Lillian H. Ragland and her brother
Hugh, Of north Twenty-fOurth street. are
visiting their uncle. Rev. ii. ID. Ragland,
of Goochland.
Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson and wife and
their daughter. Miss Mamie, Will sail fo1r
home to-day on the Servia. They Will
reach Richmond about September lst.
The money market yesterday was report
ed much easier than for some time past,
and the outlook was very encouraging.
Stocks advanced from l to IL per cent.
Mr.. Robert Somerylle, of Greenville,
Miss, son of Mr. Il. b. Someryille, of this
city. is visiting his friends here. and ls
stopping at Mr.. b. c. Wherry's, No. 3l2
south Third street.
The Rev. w. II. Neel, of Coyington, KY,
il visiting the family of DR.. FAIR, No. 2l5
south Third street Mr.. Neel will preach
in Grace-Street Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
Mr.. Robert Mosby Burton will leave the
city on Monday next to engage IN business
In st. Louis, Mo. Mr. Burton Is well
known 10 the Wholesale merchants here
from his long connection with the Bureau
of Credits.
Rev. Il. II. Pitt, Of Yenable-Street Bap-
tist church. returned yesterday from the
Albemarle Baptist Association. He leaves
TODAY for Greenwood. and next We. K VIII
attend the Shenandoah Association at
Charleston, W. Va.
Mr.. f. J. Reilly. who as reported in
the DiSDd'cb at the time was removed from
his position of United States Gauger for
Richmond during the latter part Of May
last. owing 20 his violating a technical
point in the revenue law, has been rem
stated. and has again entered upon the
discharge OF his duties. Mr.. A. Aronhelm.
who has been filling the position pending
Nr. Reilly's suspension, has returned to
Norfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
"a q tov r,,nutcs afterwards he was seen

and a few minutes afterwards he was seen
TO 90 10 the water-cooler, pour out glass
OF water. and then mix something with II
and drink It. Scheme then discovered that
he had drunk the contents OF the lauda-
mum bottle. and immediately sent
up 10 DR.. Scott's drugstore to know
il that amount was sufficient to cause
serious results. On receiving an affirina,,
tive answer he sought for physician and
did all he could 20 save Barnes. BY thus
time he began 90 show the effects OF the
laudanum upon him. and though walking
about manifested symptoms OF sleepiness,
and gradually the stupOr came upon hlm'
until he sank into q comatose state, when
could pot lee broken.
s,Ip He WAS TO MARCY.
Mr.. Scheme was under the impression
that deceased was at his saloon Saturday
night about 9 O'Clock. and thinks be heard
him make an engagement to meet a friend
at 10. He made no reference whatever TO
love troubles. but told many friends he
was 20 be married in the near future.
Mr.. Scheme believes that the laudanum
was taken without any intentions 70 SUI
eide. as deceased said he often took a little
TO quiet his nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

Mr.. LYME SENT ON.
He Admitted Selling Liquor without
Taking Out License.

Mr.. James +. Lvne, who conducts a gro
cerv and liquor business at Seven Pines,
was before United States Commissioner
Atkins at noon yesterday on the charge OF
selling liquor without having complied
with the internal-reyenue laws IN taking
ont license. ,,n,.
MIR. Lyme admitted that he sold the liquor
as charged. but explained that early IN
NAV he went to the internal-reyenue office
10 get a license. Clerk 5. B. Clarkson was
brsy az the time and told him 10 call again.
The matter was delayed until the time
allowed by law had expired, and Mr. Lyme
said he thought as he bad made Application
he would have to pay only the % per
cent. penalty. lie was called upon by
Inspector Newman with regard to conduct
inc his business without license, and he
came 10 Richmond and complied with the
law. &,
The Commissioner said as Mr. Lyme had
admitted selling liquor without license he
wonld send his case on TO the grand jury,
and Mr.. Iyre was bailed for his appear
ance at the October term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Rettew, conductor of the car. ard Edgar
Nj. Ievan. an attorney OF ReadiDgi agea
forty. A number OF persons we're injured
The road has rise Of 900 feet IN dis-
tance of FIVE miles the cars are hauled pp
by an engine and are allowed TO return Ny
gravitatiou. There are different stories as
10 the cause of tho accident, but u appears
that when top was reached-the point
where the gravity portion Of tho roah
commences engine was detached.
when the car ran away while the pe.sen-
gere were still on board. The distance 10
the point of starting-hye mlies-it ~ e>'
tinated was covered by the runaway cas
IN about three minutes, the car attaining
fearful speed, estimated at eighty miloe an
hour. II remained on the track 70 the foot
OF the plane. going around al curves,
while the passengers shrleSed III tnef
fright and several Jumped on.
The following are the casualties:
killed-Charles Rettew, conductor, sged
thirty-fve: Edgar VI. Levan. lawyer, aged
forty Miss Rosa Heider. aged thirty al
OF Reading, and Miss Harriet Hiuckle. aged
eighty-two, of Philadelphia.
Wounded-Mrs. W. 4. Schmel, badly cut
and suffering with concussion Of the brain
cher death is momentarily expected. VIII
liam Schmel. both legs badly fractured-
will probably die; Mrs. Schietler, terribly
mangled and unconscious: Miss Katie Ho-
man, seriously hurt about the head-not
expected to live; Misses Bessie and Katie
Kelley (nieces of Miss Iomanl. both badly
injured: Cornelius Hanlon OF Allentown.
suffering with conclusion OF the brain;
Mrs. Cornelius Hanlon, Of Allentown,
badly cut and bruised Miss Sallie Bye, 81.
Wilmington. Del. very badly injured
aud unconscious; Miss Mary Guthrie. u
Wilmington, head cut. but not danger
ously: Mrs. Arnold Lewis. Of Allentown,
left wrist broken; Miss Weller. Of Allen
town. daughter of n prominent merchant
OF that place, badly hurt about the head
and Mrs. Smith. Of Allentown, skull
fractured. will die--now at ~. Josephs =
Hospital. Mrs. Cooper, of Allentown, cut
in left temple and about the eye; her baby
was also severely injured. Mrs. schietier
and Mrs. Cooper. with her baby IN her
arms. jumped from the car during its de.
scent and were found by Harry Brown. 81
Philadelphia. who had leaped from the car
soon after 1t started on its wild run, but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
4 DVICE TO MOTHERS.

4 -
For over nny years MRS WISsLO"'S
SOOTHING SYRUP mas been ussi oy mothers
for their children while tee,hing. Are you dis
yrbsd at night and broken OF your rest By a sie<
child suffering and crying with palm OF cutting
teeth II 80 send st once and gets ooi,lso OF
"nrs Winslow's Soothing syrup" for Caiirsn
Teething Its value Is incaloulsblo. IL viii rs-
lisye the poor little sufferer immeiisIsly Do
pend upon Is ms;hsrs: there IL no mistake
about IL It cures Dysen,ery nnd Disrrhpa,
regulates the stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collie. softsas the Gums. reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy - tho whole systsrn.
"Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup" for children
teeinins ts plsa.sn, to tho taste and Is The pre-
scriprion Of one Of tho oldest and best fsmsls
physic, ans and nurses in tho United States. and
10 for sale BY all druggists throughout ihs world
Price 10 cents . bottle. Bo sure and ssk los
MRS. WISsLOWs SOOTHING sYkUP."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
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THE ANALYSIS.
l...fHnv ~
THE AMBULANCE KEPT BUSY.
Its Services Needed Four Times in &
half Day.

At7:80 o'clock Yesterday morning the CITY
ambulance was summoned to the Rich
mond I.ocomotive-W Works TO attend white
man who had his hand mashed i'll the ma
chnery. The little finger of the left hand
was SO badly iacerated that amputatlon
was necessary. The operation was per
formed at the almshouse, where the man
was taken for treatment. lie then went
home.
AT $50 A. VI. another call was made to
attend a colOred man attacked With an
acute pain in his side on Marshall street
between Fifth and Sixth. lie was carried
to bis home on Byrd street.
About noon there was call to llS south
Pine street TO attend a cOlored woman
suffering from malarial-fever. She was
carried to the almshouse for treatment.
The last call OF the day was about
O'Clock TO see a colored man who was sup
posed to have been attatked with paraly
sis. He was found to be under the in
fuence of liquor, and medical attention
was not needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

day, addresses were made by Hon. X. NJ;
Humphrey, of Houston; Tex, president Of t
Norfolk. State superintendent and mana
ger. and w. II. Warwick. State lecturer and
organizer.
The following officers were elected: Su-
perintendent, Hon. J. J. Rogers, manager
of the Norfolk Exchange; W. II. Warwick,
State lecturer and organizer. Delegates to
the national meeting in Florida in Docem-
ber: W. II. Warwick. of Orange: Rev. i.
Jones, of Lynchburg. State Trustees: A.
!. boswell. Of Nelson county: NJ. +. Jones.
OF Lynchburg; X. A. Manson. of Dinwid-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Ontine to Eore.t-HIli Park.

This evening the Young Mems Christian
Association Outing Club viii enjoy its
ninth outing 20 Forest-Hill Park and Reedy
Creek.
The party will leave the Young Mems
Christian Association building about 5
o'clock in the bus "Americus," and arrive
home about o'clock.
In this outing the members of the club
will have the privilege of inviting ladies
10 accompany them.
All members who desire 10 attend should
report immediately TO the Secretary. so that
ample accommodations may be made for
the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
roiouel Giddings Not a Candidate.
RICHMOND. August q, 1880.
III N, Editor Of he Dispatch:

n, Hs Editor Of ne Daspdfch:
As you have placed my name in the list
of possible Republican an; candidates tor s, Con
gns grss, will II greatly oblige me by saying that
{ou ~, not now, never have been, and never
! nact ~ 10 be, a candidate for congressional
Snpors Snp Who will be the candidate of the
Pennblican party of this district, II any
nna am no more able to state than your
oaie But If one ia placed in nomination
Sn the Republican convention he will be o
~ Sys,s,blioan. No Mongrel, Kicker. Brady
re- nor smploye need apply.
Respectfully yours, W.. =. Gppxos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
4 Suggestion to Other Societies and
Orders.

The Academy of Medicine and Surgery
some time ago purchased a very handsome
album for the purpose of preserving the
photographs of all the members of the
academy, dead as well as living. 1t Is
called the Historical Album Dr. Par
ker. the president of the academy, wants
10 request the friends and families of de-
ceased physicians who were members of
the academy in by-gone days TO please fur
nish him or DR.. Mercer. the Librarian. with
cabinet-size photographs of the deceased
physicians for preservation by the acade-
my. The face of a departed friend often
"speaks volnmesn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
The Place Il Dangerous.

Captain Hulce. OF the Third police dis
trict, in his report to the Chief of Police
yesterday morning, saws: The sidewalk
on the west side of Madison street near Cary
is badly sunk and in dangerous condi-
ton, caused by the heavy fall of rain yes;
terday evening, which greatly damaged
the property of the residents in that locali-
tv by the water flooding their easements"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Culture of Jyroom-rorp

A representative of the Dispatch was
shown yesterday specimen Of broom-corn
raised on the farm of Goodman Brothers.
in Chesterfield, where they have fifteen or
twenty acres IN cultivation. This corn com
pares fayorably with that raised in the
West. The brush Of the sample seen was
two and a nall feet long. Broom-corn OF
This grade sells rapidly from four 10 five
cents a pound; Is cut while green, and
costs little 10 raise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
To Move Into New ouar,.-s

The Merchants and Planters Savings
Bank-John II. Montague, president, and
bernard Peyton, caShier-will shortly
move into the building formerly occupied
hv Nowlan Il Co.. AZ the southwest corner
of Main and Tenth streets. They Will oc-
cupy the entire hrst floor, together with
Montague 4 Co., insurance agents.
This building has been remodelled and
enlarged, and Is now one of the hand
-ell,..ort ON that square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds of sale Recorded in the City and
County.


7, the Clerks Office of the Chancery
Court YESTERDAY the following deeds of
bargain and sale were recorded:
7. Crump, special commissioning. 70
90 Rad street between Adams and First,
subject Sa 9ec to deed Of trust for s5ls5. s28l5.
W. r.. Robins and wife TO !: l. Conquest.
% feet on the east side OF iwenty-sHth
street between Leigh and NJ, 500.
COUNTY COURT OF HEsRIco.
Alice l.. Perkins's trustee TO 4. A. Mer-
cer l2O feet on the north side OF Clay
street near Thirty-ffth, S972,. -.
Emanuel Ullman TO Stowe Nuckols, S9
feet ON the west side OF Twenty-third
street near II, $40.
West-End Land and improvement Com.
pany 10 O. l.. Jones. 60 feet on Man stree'
at the northeast corner OF Crenshaw ave
nue., 5000. -. v
brough. 80 feet on the north side OF Clai
borne street near Washington, S2iO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
IIahens Gnrnua Mrit.

Mr.. William III. Beveridge. counsel for
Dallas Patterson fcolored(. who has been
sent on 20 the grand jury for assaultlng i.
W. Tyler with a stick. with intent to Kill,
and was refused bail by Justice Crutchiield,
YESTERDAY made application to Judge Well
ford. of the City Circuit Court. for a writ
of habeas corpus, which was granted and
made returnable at IL o'clock this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
QUITE A JOLLY AFFAIR.
FIVE MILES IN THREE MINUTES.
A Runaway Gravity Car-Its Killed and
Injured Passengers.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

RrApryo. Pa, August "a runaway
car on the lit. Penn Gravity rail-
road. which ascends the mountain near
here, dashed down the 6ve-mils decilvlty
at ii O'Clock this morning az nf9hsrui
speed. When the ear reached thc. station
al the foot OF the hill 1t jumped ths track
and rolled down the 6fty-foot emoank-
ment, where it landed upside-down with
the pssssneers imprisoned inside. except
several who had Jumped od; -Four have
been taken out dead, including Charles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
The Force Bill

The Force Bill
is one of the most iniqultous measures
ever perpetrated upon tree people. bua
even If 1t does pass Congress they cannos
pass a bill that will compel you 10 keep
that old inconyonient trunk OF yours.
Throw IL away and buy a Roller Tray
Trunk. Sold by dealers. Made by II. w.
Rountree X Brother. Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
anxi.,Iin Gnrhnn.yliie.

Rev. l. j. Spencer, editor OF the ms
siona,v Weeklg OF this city, is holding.
very successful revival for the Disciples IN
Gordonsyllle.
The crowds attending his services are
the largest ever seen at religious meetings
in that town. The Disciples church not
being large enough TO accommodate near
ali tho people the Baptists offered their
house, which was accepted. and nightly IL
is overcrowded.
There have been large number OF con-
continue next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
THOMASsoN'S TRIALS.
Overcome by Afiiction He Tries to Kill
Himself-His Life Saved.
rsneclal telegram To tho D

Especial telegram TO tho Dspstch.l
DASynLE, Va. August pat recent
term Of the United States Court here Judge
Paul took occasion TO say that he was salts
fed number of trunped-up cases had
been brought into his court by persons
who had no other motive IN view than To
collect fees. Among the witnesses at that
term Of the court was j. w. Ihomasson.
of Henry county, and Il was charged that
he had perjured himself. warrant was
issued for his arrest. and be was put under
bond TO appear at the next term Of the
court. In the mean time Thomasson's
wife was taken sick, and the poor fellow
was so completely prostrated by his double
affection that be went TO drugstore al
Martinsville. purchased bottle of lauda-
mum, and in the presence OF several per-
sons at the store swallowed the contents.
SAVED BY REMKDrEs.
He told the bystanders that he was tired
OF living and begged them not 10 interfere; ;
but physicians were called in and by means
of the usual remedies the mans life was
saved.
QUITE JOLLY AFFAIR.
Two well-known citizens were before the
Nayor to-day for fighting. They are both
GOOD men. and the case attracted con-
siderable notice. IL was bit curious that
the two belligerents, the Chief OF Police.
who had the arrest made, the main witness,
and one of the lawyers III the case were all
members OF the same church. II was
good-natured trial, aud the crowd OF spec
tators seemed TO enjoy 1t heartily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Mi.sionarv workers, Excursion.

On next Wednesday the Missionary
Workers of Centenary aud Washington
Street Methodist churches will give an ex-
cursion to Norfolk and Old Point on the
steamer Ariel. This will be a delightful
trip for persons who desire 10 visit those
places, and they can go to Virginia Beach
at a very small extra cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

The Governor is now at the Yellow Sui
phur Springs and will be absent from the
city for several days.
Yesterday large batch of papers were
sent him for his examination, and he Will
have plenty Of work while he remains
away in reading aud considering the docu-
meuts sont him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Ha.e.RaIl Thi. Afternoon.

This afternoon there will be match
game of hall on Island Park between the
Old Dominions'and Old Fultons, which Will
likely be interesting. as the clubs are very
evenly matched. The game is called for
4:3O O'clock The batteries are: Apple
gate and Luck for the Old Dominions and
Gisnev md LeftWich tor the Old EnltOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
GnnifaI Inniinr.

Messrs. r. Il. Chafiin Il Co. have an en-
quiry from Detroit. Mich. FOR a large store
IN which To open business. Parties having
such property to rent would do well to cali
10 Spe them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Meeting for Ma

Sunday at 5 P. n. there will be meet
;,o Cor men only in the gymnasium Of the
Yonne 'IE no Mems Christian ASSOCIATION con-
drc,sd by Mr. j. II. Busby. There will be
sbort uor talks and good singing. Come and
hr;ns a friend with you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

Justice Jonathan stated that | could not
be found Yesterday when wanted 10 hold
an inquest. | was IN my office all day. and
certainly could have been found had the
search extended that far.
4 l.. LEFTwIcH, VI. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

IArt de la Mode The Season, aud Revue
de Ia Mode. containing all OF the latest fall
fashions. and all the leading Magazines and
Papers 20 be- found at n. Leonards, News
dealer, 90s Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

When Bsty VAS sick. We gave her CAtoris.
When she waA q Chnd. abe sried Tor CestoriA
whnn shs became Mas, she clung " CsssortA-
whAn the bad Children. shs gave them CA<soriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

The advantages OF a reliable, safe, aud enics-
tious family medicine Is incalculable, aud when
such Is found the blessing ia ;hus happily sI-
pressed.
EXCLAIMED, "EURsEA."
have been using simmons Liver Regulator
m yself some Ave years or moro, and my family
also, and can testify from experience to IL ylr-
tues. never recommend q medicine unloss
know It to DO good. In a ministry Of twenty-five
years have often felt the need Of -nch meii-
cine, and when found IL exclaimed, Euro
ka.n-Rey. j. +. HARPsR, proprietor Of ihe
Chris,lan Visitor, smithneli, n. C.
The low price at which tho celebrated PsArTs
ASTRAL oTL-acknowleigef by all as We very
safest and best burning oil msie-can nov oe
afforded leaves no reason rhy IL should not IN
all cases have tho preference of customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

What Is better than 100 doses for ~.
Why! A. b. &. Alternative that cures tho
blood