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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
AuCrlON sALEs-Future Days.
I will ofer for sale. Al the reIuest ~ the owner
these EXCEPTIONALLY HANDSOME LOTS, on
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will ofier for sale. Al the re1uest ~ the owner
these EXCEPTIONALLY HANDSOME LOIS, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY e. 1890,
at o'clock p NJ
First So FEET fronting on the west li1e n
Twentv-seyenth street. com merclue AZ a point
distant 10 feet east Of . street. and running
back 30 (eof, being one and a half square. from
the Electrician Line. This lot lies beautifully
and j. now en- rely enclosed.
Second. 80 FEEl FRONT BY 1873 FEET 10 an
alley I6 or - feet wide. and fronting On the south
ride - q street, commencing ~ point distant
l23 feet east Of Ihiriisth street, lying between
Tnirtieth and Thirfy-hr-t streets.
These lots are The most elevated IN this section,
and should command the attention OF any and
ell parties seeking frstelass investment,
owl & 10 the close proximity OF the car line and
splendid location.
TERMS. one third cash balance in SIX and
twelve months, with interest, secured 10y feed or
trust. CHARLES a. H'1A,
mv21 AucuOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
JAMES ~. kEiils frfHll
QCARLLs o. MCCltnA,
Melm0ll, IA

After q careful inye .t.f1t.0n cf f,i8 rorrtf
go heartily recommend f.s 10 .r.l to 'lr gro
believing . 20 90 5 ssulI, ssf AMI pr'.
tnv.stmrnL Wo 0frr a .imltei a.. 4lt h. p
CENTS o. IhE DOLLAR.
gor prospectus ali any tufih't l0i 't.
af.rIy - QIAIlrS t. Att. nHll
Heal Ls,a.e nrIs.r
Main f..|.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
ID TTIIh II III ~ ~
Real Eslato Agenls and Alru.1eefh
NJ north eleventh s.fe--
TRUSTEES SALE OF THRLG
MEDIUM SIZED FRAME DwELiiN0s
nos. II, 70, AND I5sOUrH LINDEN.
BETWEEN MAIN ASD CARY STREETS,
AND
HALF A SQUARE FROM NEW cLAY-WAfo
NARKET-HOUsE,
ATArcuON.


oSTvgsDAY. MAYg7, isn
nt So o'clock =. 81. ca TIE ptcml'e'' We "
nv yirt.e ~ % deed recorded in ~ e'.'.
odice Of Richmond Iaaacery fOuri, p'ea- -.'.
l9s a. pago .3., deisuit naying oeoa m,i' ll ID
navmcnr % q rota thereto siclfai, ec4 81
ION .be THREE hOl SIS AND LOi> W - ~
thsrein fuiy desert led. ne nlp.'s q
shout four rooms zach, aB4 arc veil IeA'e1
los front apcut is1-- lr.@ -...
mi, property. roing sp near ths 30" pr
ard tu he growing West Tad, VII % . go .''
ys.lment for Any purlhais-. .-.,
TgRns: While TIC dee. requires ca ~
~ ., s,,e FRANK ID. MIL,
""' " TN. NORi HAN,
Trustees
sAlo by FRANK D. Hill & Co, AaetloaeesS
my "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
BY jas. MacdougalI, General Auctioneer'
once No. 1860 east Main street.

ONCE No. 1900 east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
l. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, SHOWCASES, &C, AT ACTION
By virtue OF a deed OF trust % the undersigned
from II. & A. |. Miller, duly recorded, VIII ssil
as No. 4l0 east Broad street. on
FRIDAY, $50 INSTANT.
at lOx o'clock, the entire stock OF
NEW aud EXCELLENT CLOTHING.
BOOTS aud SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS.
BLANkErs JEMELkr,
NOTIONS, a., NC. .,o,,
CASES,
The trade is respectfully invited, as the soods
are all first-raie and will be sold 10 lots.
sol. 1. BL9oMBEhO, Trustee.
Jas MAcD0UdALI, Auctioneer. myD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

sONAL PROPERTY, uOkSES, MULES, OXEN,
WAGONS, &C.. &c, IN NEW KENT COUNTY
In pursuance of trust-deed from W. Z. COttrell
20 ne Undersigned, dated April %, 1890, and duly
recorded In the CLERK 8 o1cc OF New Kent county,
/ will sell az public auction, at Providence Forge
depot (ChesaDeake and Ohio railway. New Kent
county, on
MONDAY, MAY %, 1890,
commen ing at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY In
said county:
/. Attract OF LAND three miles from said
depot called /" OLD 1OWN,n containing about
446 ACRES, adjoining farm known as Cri3s
Cressn Good land and productive with little
q A TRACT (" OTEY's N, adjoining the above.
containing about 100 ACRES. one hall Ia cultiya-
ton, aud residue in second-gro timber. Good
clearinghouse and out-buildings.
8 A SMALL AND DESIRABLE FARM called
" ENTERPRISE" three miles from said depot,
containing 70 acres. all down In grass. store
house and good new dwelling; ine young or
chard OF different kinds Of fruit-;rees.
I. 4 TRACT e. OTEi'S PROPKt0, adjoining
the above, containing about POS ACRES, open
land and wood.
s. A TRACT known "a MOLLY RICHARD
SONS" containing about IS ACRES. adjoining
farm known as 4" Ellsworth
g. A TRACT containing - ACRES, situated at
said depot, on which IL located new and at
tractive summor-resort hotel, "1ie yelling
TOM which has been successfully operated for
Two ethtOns-h Ntig LtcIfAD4o property, WHICH
will pay handsomely.
Also, at the same time aud place, a quantity Of
PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting Of one
Steam saw-Mill, sS-horse power Craibotp, and
fixtures one Laihe-Mill ana fixtures; Horses,
Mules, Wagons. Carts. Bugy!ss, oxen, Carry
Loes. Farming lmplemehts Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
Aud oo the following Gay,
TUESDAY, MAY q, 1890,
at tho some time and place, a LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK or GOODS, WARES, AND
MERCHANDISE, such as Is usually found In n
county store-sn unusual opportunity for re-
tail merchants and othern-
TERMS As TO the lands, one third cash: tho
residue on credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months. with interest; or all cash II purchaser
80 elects. As 20 personal property, cash as 10 all
sums Of $50 aud under a. To eli larger sums, on
a credit OF four months for bonds with good per-
sonal security, beaf1ng interest,"
For further particulars inquire on the pre-
mises 81 Providence Forge, or address the I'M
designed at Richmond. JOHN LAMB,
ny ie.lazl&z}t Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Auction SALES-This Day.
By Quarles and Mccuriy,
peal Estate Auciioneers.

4 BEAUTIFUL PARK AVENUE
q CONNER TOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION. 81
IS lgG FRET 6 INCHES TO AN
AILEY.-We viii offer for sale at auction on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1892.
At 3 70 o'clock promptly. that bkAu tlFUL LOT
on the southeast corner ~ PaTk avenue and
Morris street, described above.
Tbis a mo only corner lot on this part OF the
avenue now cTerei. and parties wishing TO Sc
c,ire o hesuuful daelllng-hodse site Will do we'll
70 attend THIS sale. ,,-,,-,,
TEENS; At sale. QCAHLES & McCU RDY.
nvIs 1912 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

By virtue OF the DEGREES In the cause OF P. r.
N0rriss -. T. c. Norri,s, trustee, and ais, In the
Richmond Chancory Court, entered December =,
ls,G. and May 3, I-gO, the undersigned. special
commissioner appointed tor ihe purpose. Will
sell by pubic auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1890.
nj 50 O'Clock 2. NJ. tho LOrS OF LAND located
as above. which may be sold as q whole or di-
yided into two lois Of II = feet eech.
lt Is useless 10 say anything about the desira-
hility OF this groun located "a IL il I'm the grow
ing West End. where many handsome buildings
are already erected anu occupied, making its
value present and future undOubied.
TERMS One fourth cash: residue In three
equal instalments st ak, twelve. and eighteen
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
from day Of sale, title retained until all the pur-
chAse-mOney Is paid. j. PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioner,
Sale by r. b. CHAFFIS i CO., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

WANTED, TO SELL HALLS
w STANDARD FIRE-PRO0F, also BANK
RRS SAFKs, VAULTS, and TlME-LOChs. I'D
dress b. Z. SMITH, Is north Ninth street, Rich
mond, Va up k)-om
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

HANDSOME wEsT-END LOTS.
SITUATED ON
THE WEST SIDE OF HARRISON STREET
BETWEEN WEST AVENUE AND
PARK AVENUE.
FRONTING TOGETHER 4s FEET ON THE
WEST SIDE OF HARRISON STREET,
AND RUNNING BACK ALONG TIE SOUTH
LINE OF WEST AVENUE 100 FEET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

WANTED, TO RENT OUT SEW
w ERAL NICE PRIVATE OFFICES on
ground floor. Fuel, gas. and water free. Apply
al SCI east Main street my 1,lS2l625-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Hehod me installed at IIawkesworth after my
honeymoon as supreme mistress Of the Ladies
power the only spot on earth III which ! am
rcs"Ived TO be monarch of all ] survey, ana
reyer never never. submit TO Sarah's jurisdictions
The nciv old sprawl y-pattcrncd carpet has been
innt ~ Limbo and replaced by a handsome Per
sian ruu laid in the centre of the room. leaving
tbc Good oak boards visible all round IFS edges
SnroI calls them beautiful boards, as firm a. u
rock OF course Arthur must have IMAGINED
,o of tbem was loose II is all Of piece WIN
I ,bc ridicnlons dream that you wrote down in his
pocket book. 49,. J.. .,11 ,.o,, .bo,,n 7
cry Indignantly. 49,. .i.....e ,,,oI,o y main, of
toi,inI over his accounts for him, or he would bc
continually G cheated was hunting in MS pocket c
f"r n memorandum, if you must kno" no" /
ba,nennd 70 see it, snapped Sarah.
@You are very kind, am sure cannot |oc %ion
crushed. . - diecourt .. IIowkesworth
=, oupe., ~ fact would reign comfortably in all
orr minds. were it not for that weird hngcr-mafh'
always pointing downWarl, - ,ood time for thc
chase Of the red deer, of which my s
devoted follower. As for me, ma whao w ~ z "
Melville used TO call riding at stag hounds HAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
THE WRESTLING OF CHAR0N.

A. Werner in The Art Review ..-.
Three days he lay in the fever, in the burning harvest
snro t the son Of Demos, and his mother watched by
On the black third night, at midnight wheh al Tic
winds were mute ,,a o,d Dbodone at the
His mother sat at the bed heao' anu N''ouOp' a. o
foot
ehodonc whom he should wed, when the days OF tie
vintage were d T% sweetest Of maidcns under the
sun.
uoo no Low and worn. and still as an image carved of
49,. stone ,,e, wa, sore forcdone, and slept, and
Rhodope watched alone
And n, in the moonless midnight change to the
And e i;tcd hi, head and started as though one
named his name
uo shook the curl, from his forehead-he spFans ana
stood on I mi wresler-comcly and strong and
20 +,o foot knelt Rhodope, trembling in every
limb tho nonse went spiro and Rhodopc followed
him.
Through the hadowy backness under the oEe Ives hGar
Down the ROCKY mli9u0' 10
floor
,,o,oo, pbodope followed though her knees were
9osed %t a, Gi9 9d Charon. that to seek the
Dead
Oh, Va shook his hoary beard, and loudly laughed
And Who is lie. this cOmcy lad will journey hence
with met"
,, .,,,.o GOV, Of Demos, that dwels at Levidi-
40 an idyc NV life in tic sunlight ana VIII hou 10
with thee
,., ~ i.ters and mother, and the true friend sworn
And d tc vet sweet Rhodope and will not go with
thee.
. ou since tnon art so valiant, come hther and try
Naiocni i'i are sweet and love is strong-but am
stronger than ALL
Than white limbs cleaned in the darkness clo6-
49, locked in the wIe>tlc of death , -. -,
And there was stamping and trlmphhg anu e"'P' "
labOrinS breath
Her very heart turned faint in her-she sanN' anu
While he wrestIed there with Caron upon the treS
ghoOr
Tn spranr the sunrise eastward, with wings Of rosy
Maid Rhodopc came to the threshold and tFe'oIed
she came
She came and stood in the doorway-tho rnddy morn
Fell on his face where he lay as she saw him lie last
night.
The mother slept on by the bedsde-no watching was
FIR bim w6o wIctlcd with Charon upon the threshins
floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
NEV WAYS or FURNISHING.

From The London Vanity Fair
\ complies mctamOrphO-ls has come over uo
hing of hou,cs 81 Bate years ana the Ingenuity
Of MANY i taxed to the uticrmo't &" discover s""p
new and again something new he ihNhtlon o.
one which b,ss witness 10 IT. mpoftincc ~ that u
ha, presented nov verb, TO A-piI'I 10 our
po.cd 10 sOdlty. Had the craze confined Itself To- hr
BEDROOM nursery and boudor, all would have been
most acceptable. iut. unfortunately, with Oh" snort
sgbtcdnc,, hcgOtcE of sudden access 10 popularity
.uty.ad into the drawing room. The first few wll'
rooms were prity. the rest "a WEAKNESS ana NcAdto
How tired one got of them! Then In came th' ana
Of clever designers. who the changes on odds ana
end, quaintnc-- and bcuty, until bc"ilderns mum
ca,cl, were brought int" tine market their Only draw
bac, that they were mace IN very pcrislahle woods
moi suitable 10 the adornment OF dinlhcd reception
room. Now. however, reaction n setting III. We
and rIuuing designs and are educating ourselves Ia
admire rosewood and satinw0od, mahogany ana walnut
wood, that declined III favor aiorcllnc'' 'lIlPS nc
they were made to take such hdcon' ana clumsy
forms.
The dainticst little writing table I ever saw was
shown 10 few days since, and very much an
uircd il particularly when | heard that II was de
signed for yacht, In which place IT would be per.
fretly I'm keeping and would no fewer than five
purposes. 1t was made Of cnlmccd wood, shaped
IN the form Of screen on castor 80 that IT could
%cr "f TWO shryc, for Boo, and above was closed up
shelf, which, when droppcd formed |nthe 'a an
hack of the screen was also destined for utility and
combined tea cup shelf and rcccparl" for music
manuscripts nccdcwOrk. a cunning tet tibl' mas
rcr'.ntly been made which hold, tray Inside II. capl
ic Of being raised or sunk into place at VIII. - II
pos~cSScs also lid. il can be closed when me tea
rrGuipasc IS not needed. and substantial table re-
mains Highly poll,hi wool, are apr 10 SGIa,n and
cvu another frn has introduced donhle tier Tea,
fable the top shelf Of which + hticd WIN Ilnnr,
edge into which glass tray fits This gla,> tray VII
moi scratch because though it apparently rests on the
mod il doe, not really touch II, and Yet the eEcct
Is that Of w'Nch tray ho'n VI ''o'o '''''' ''0
,,ada I'm rO-cWOO,N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
rpov vASStR OR WELLESLEY

rrnnl Kate Fields Washington. ,
In small Town not very iar from cincinnati
hoard The following brief but pregnant conversation
MIR, A. VIE doubled up over the weeds IN her lltt,
Garden while Mr.. Il. wa, on her way i0 the " s"rc
''' IIcarn as Your Lib hum from school" sai'
Mrs. u. , A.,
seem 10 know auyfhln' - -,
Mr. 4 rose slowly, pushed back her mapping boi,
mo, and then replied her eyes fairly sparkling VIII
mo-, Know anythin'l Why, yOu can list snap any o
.bem new tangled words at that girl, and QUICK ~
wink She can tell you whether It's little green spo
ON you'll liver ora book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
A BASEBALL PRINCE.
Courier Journal.

From The Louisville Courier Journal
-, an oIogapt sute Of apartments at the Louisville
toinl that were too expensive for Nilsson ana MAT
anderson is installed General Henry Thinker, rahrcau
,,nrna,e banker and capitalist Of Rochester. Gen
er7 Brlnker is president and owner Of the Rocnes,er
American Association baseball club and j. almost INC
,nsr ~ the entire Rome. WatertOwn and Ogdensourg
PaiIroad General BIinkcr is travelling WIN ms Iasc-
taIi club not because he is 3" fan as blseDan 70.
,o have IL hut because baseball l. fad with MN
And he i out for fun and pleasure. and Is havns =.
He didn't get much pleasure at Eclipse PARK yessess
when the Louisyilles beat his pets two games ~ -
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Nearly every one familiar with the pretty striped
,r.s cloth or Madagascar curtains wmch are SOFA III
oriental stores IN strips :" lhcho' "'ue pS Sa'u9
,,, , nair ba,cd together are generally sold
" ., IN uruard This material makes very pretty
cushions FOR upholstcring rattan furniture 1t Is a.
strong and durable tapestry and Is combined WIN
turkey red of some other brilliant color tle r''cI
fringe AT the end being used for tu't'' iheic are
many other decorative pu l1~c~ :" WINCH TIA "a'r"
il adapted II makes especially h'c "o"ci' '"' ",'''
- IN, and cool but IL should be lined with a
r, Iver NJ wool I'm order 10 protect the hands sum-
clntlv II makes a very pretty bar to hang on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Nearly every ore is familiar with the story OF
chicken % Ia Maru-D: llow upon the eve Of that
splendid victory the chef If Napoleon, finding ms store
of luttcr bccomn. ~canty. fr'd his chicken IN olive
u ,, IN. Little CORPORAL. probably citcd With pre-
monti,n, Of his brilliant oUccc-r declared theh ana
There that such supreme dish had never been serve
10 him before. Few people. however. know what
really a. cou, dih tender chicken fried In owe oil
makes, In Arabia and some other oriental countries
hr. olive oil j., cheap il j, used exclusively for frying
II can be heated & mu h hr TN periuIr a. srl
or any animal Fat before Il burns, and Is therefore
better adapted To cooking but it is too expensive for
GENERAL Ne. i'm thi, way. Couonsecd OIL substitute
for lard which has been offered, possesses all the
desirable qualities of olive oil Tor frylhg' Du' "'
fortunately il has rank flavor that penctrateS food and
hangs about the kitchen long after the Trying Is uoe
\ mixture Of beef fat and lard Is the best aN"iaOio
FRYING TAT We have Chicken a la MarehGo Is not q
fried dish I'm the strict Of the word but saute
dish I'm All ,lute dishes only just enough fat Is used
Ia coo, fine food and not have it burn. The pan IS
continually shaken as the name sante would indicate,
and the fat is intended To season the 1904 belhs
absorbed BY it, Euttcr is therefore usually used 1t
REQUIRE, only Kill Of oil 10 COOK chicken in thlS way
but fine oil must bee of the very incest quality. the same
that should be used in mayonnaiNe dressing. Like
ltor and nm cgc olive oil must be beyond suspicion.
II ts exceedingly unpleasant TO recall the quantity Of
rancid oil that is regularly served at hotel tables
and restaurant, where the proprietor would not think
of Offering bnttcr or any thing else in the condition
lie and the majority Of his guests seem in biNSfu
Ignorance Il /, difficult always in summer to get
n,rfcc,ly sweet virgin olive oil. bur without 1t any
dish Of chicken IL Marengo /, spoiled
Having procured young chicken weigh
inc about three poInd, cut it up neatly.
and carefully rs for frcassee. Lay the
niece, In caM water FOR a few moments, then wipe
each one dry with Kitchen towel; season each with
salt and pcpp,r and dust IL with Hour. Put four table
spoonful, Of olive oil into spider large enough to
hold half the pieces of chicken without overlapping
Heat the oil till 1t IS very hot add sliced shallot or
small onion, pieces OF parsley, sprig OF thyme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

The recent decision I'm England Of Justice law
kins Of the right ii discharged servants 10 dem'hd
written character Is Of interest 10 every house
keeper. The justice enumerated the evidence IN mo
,necial case before him. which was that 81 butler
who wa, discharged for marked in,ocnoc, hi written
character containing statement 10 that erect, ana
he received no other consideration that his months
wages and his board wages for the uncApired term.
The justice decided that no master or mistress was
Bound 10 give character 10 servant, though tho
practice had sprung up Of servants demanding them.
lie said. however. II person save character" 10
must be a true one that false one rendered the
pcr,on giving il liable "a a fine Of zoo. NO acuoh
could lie against a person gviuc a discharged ser
want n bad character. if II true or If 1t was even
merely believed u be true, sucn a paper was
privileged. Another important question decided by
the Justice was that the board wages oil mo
servant are not l. be paid him. only MS
months wages in case he IS discharged This opens
wide question II is probable that American Judge
,yould render similar decision ia similar case ana
This Fngish decision could doubtless be cited "a pre-
ccdont in our courts. The English people are mucn
mor, careful in demanding references from Servants
whom they are about TO hire than We are IN thiS 'o
fry and an English servant consequently appreciates
more thoroughly the value Of reference AHcii'A"
houscvtves rather than risk scene, will too often
give a good reference TO Thoroughly oad scr" n''
while servants feel so secure that they viii not DO
I,cd into that they often refer to past employers
b whom, their conduct has been most reprchenslole.
Sucb = system as this thoroughly unjust 70 en-
nov OPS and To good servants alike, anu soes ial 70
render the servant qeso9 one b, VI we're here penaty
imno.e. of 200 for the giving OF talse r.
a. "a discharged servant. ladies would Dc less ~ tno
habit of recommending as >oDer, holgst aIu III ~
dustrousH women WHO lau Oecu uiS''''' eS' A' ~
employ for intONlcatiOn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-21
800 8elobnuna. o

Die 9sfsr Der nGreien 4relIe~ berben Gd
treuea su erfabren, bab eS ipeni9itea8 cine oe.
l%lrdtete aratibett giebt, beI6e bic @lflen.
l6aft in all ibren Stufen au beilen i'm Stano,
TT; pals eatarrb Cure 1T Die einsise iebt bel
aratltden Brlberf6aft betannte pofiti6e sfur
tatarrb e%rforbert al8 cine Contributions.
aranfl 1T cine eoniitutioneae geaanbluuo
3aHs Sdtarrb Cure pirb iunerlt9 qcnommer
uno iuirtt brett an bas 8lut unb bic fdleiini.
gen Oberaaden bee SbftemS, baburd bic
@%runolase Der arar;6eit sera0renb unb Dem
Patientcn Strait 9sbsnb, in6em fc bic Roufti.
tuition 6es sorpers aufbaut uno ber glotur in
ibrem @erte bilft. Die @ieentbuner baben 10
bel 8ertrauen gu ibren Ssiitrdften, boB fl,
elnbunbert Dollars 8elobuung fir ieben SAL
anbieten, ben ie gu furiren berfeblt. 2abt Sud
cine elite bon 3eusniiTen fomnlen. Mon abrel.
fire: j. 3. @DeneH q 6 @, 3oIeoo. 8.
aNSon Sro9uifen p~ertauft, 10 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-21
3ath fir SPLITTER,

IOr iiber so Sabren {don purbe
Wlrs. WinsloD's Sootbiug SDrup Dot
Nftttern beim 3abnen Der 2inber alse.
tpe1loet. Wirit Du i'm G6Iafe ourd
bas SGreien zines Ginbes geii6tt, boz
i'll 3abnen 1T unb Dor 59mer5er
weint? Wenn TO. IaHe fpfort eine
Jlafde bon vMrs. Winslow's SOOTHING
5Drup" bolen. Sein W.,tb 1T unbe:
5ablbar. @s pirb benz tleil1en 2eiber.
ben iofOrf 2inoerung beri@afen. Ser,
laBt @uD barauf, Miiiter, es 1T feir
3tpeifel barber. SO BELT SDfenterp
unb Siarrboe, ,egulirt Ben Magen uno
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb : 9oIif, en-
tpei9t ben 8aumen, berbjnbett gntsinz
onng unb fdrft bas gauge spfsm.
yMrs. Minslon5 Soothing SprupA
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