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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-18
Tho Nationalists.

In a very short time the GREAT
WEST will introduce department
devoted to the Nationalist move
ment. Those farmers who have read
Looking Backward" (and every
one should read this intensely inter
esting work will understand at once
the meaning OF this wonderful move
ment known as Nationalism. 1t is
to the whole country what the AL
lance movement is among the farm
ers. The formation of Nationalist
clubs all over the country is the
dawn of morning. 1t will be q grad
ually daybreak-but sure-slow and
tedious to advanced thinkers, but
rapid indeed to the plutocrats who
have up-builded fortunes on the pres
ent commercial system.
Many people oppose the principle
OF Bellamy's book on the basis of the
TREMENDOUS REVOLUTION involved.
But the most intense Nationalist
sees in every advanced thought of
the day the burning of a new light,
the opening OF new door, to that
future which in the work itself calls
for 10 years. Unless our eyes are
illumined by false lights the progress
OF one decade OF ten years has thrown
the bolt in the great door of the flu
ture, and let in the promise OF mighty
and benefcent changes.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-18

Wouldn't it be a good idea for the
alliances to study up and investigate
hemp culture-and starting of mills in
the counties, or by several counties
uniting, to manufacture.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-18

We have received q neatly printed
copy of the Constitution of the
Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union" 1t is issued by the Dakota
Alliance. Sometime Minnesota may
hope to progress that far!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-18

Any race OF people who viii permit
the present National Bankinr svs.
TEN deserves to be slaves-or else
they should not pretend to be free
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
TO SELL BOTH LINES.
BALTIMORE BROKERS WILL PUR-
CHASE TWO STREET RAILWAYS.
The Richmond and Manchester and South
side Roads to BE Bought for
$3.50, 900.

The following special telegram TO the
Dispatch from Baltimore was received last
night:
Negotiations are now pending between
Mr.. William G. Seddon. president Of the
Southsde Land and improvement Com,
panv. of Richmond and Baltimore. and
Messrs. Middendorf, Oliver Il Co.. brokers,
OF this city, for the purchase Of the two
street railways IN Richmond owned by the
company.
Messrs. MiddendorT, Oliver & Co. have
offered S2sj. 900 for the roads aud as Mr..
Seddon is in favor Of selling TO them at
that price the sale will be made.
STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET.
A meeting Of the stockholders has been
called for August I'd TO consider the propo-
sition. but this s only q matter Of form, az
the company always follows the advice OF
the president.
Mr. Middendorff said TO-DAY he could not
tell AT present who were behind him, but
would do 50 in a few days.
THE PROPERTIES.
The two roads are the Richmond and
Manchester. n bOrse-car line, and the Rich
mOnd and SOuthside road. an overhead
electric road that Is not yet completed.
THE OWNERSHIP.
understood here the Richmond and
Manchester line is not owned, but leased
for term Of years by the Southside Com
panv. Our correspondent IS no doubt cor
rect IN his statement that the Baltimore
brokers will buy both roads, as il has been
known here for several days that negOtla-
tlOns were pending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. A. ]. Friori, of Petersburg. is in the
city.
Colonel f G.. Rufin has returned from
Old Point.
/. Burnstein, a native of Russia, was yes
terdav admitted TO citizenship IN the City
Circuit Court.
Mr.. Chris. Evensen telegraphed from
Hampton Yesterday that he and his yacht
ing party reached that place at 10 A. NJ
Mrs. william Hoist and Miss Antonette
Hoist. Of this city. sail to-day on the
steamer Russia from Baltimore for Ham,
burg, Germany.
Mr.. II. K. Ellyson, Mrs. II. Theodore
Fllvson. Miss Bette Ellyson, Miss May
l.. Ellyson, and H. X. Ellyson, Jr., are at
the Hygeia Hotel. Old Point.
Mr.. !. Thompson Brown has returned to
the CITY with his son and daughter. The
latter arrived from Europe Sunday night
on the steamer Suevia, after an absence OF
two years.
While in Dublin Mr. John VI. Higgins
had a very handsome cane made for Mayor
Ellvs0n. II IL of the Irish blackthOrn
and silver mounted. with the following In
scription: Hon. j. 7. EllysOn from John
VI. Higgins, May %. 1907 Yesterday
morning Mr.. Higgins went 20 the Mayor
Office and with appropriate remarks pre-,
eented the cane, which the MaYOr accepted
in very happy terms. Mr.. Jane, K. Fisher
and several ladies were present when the
presentation was made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
what Is Going On i'm the City Across the
River.

In few days work will be commenced upon
several cottages 70 De erected on the property o'
tho SOuthaide Land and Improvement Com
pany near Forcsi-Hll PARK. They will be To-
catod quite near the park aud between the CID
dlues house and the PARK, of from Semmos
avenue towards the river.
Major r. T.. Leavcnworth, formerly City hngi-
neei was here awhile Tuesday afternoon. lie
ha-receutly returned from West virginia Hhere
he went n survey tho 3DO1J acf es OF leni lying
in Virginia and west Virginia ard recently pur-
chased hy a syndicate m which number OF
Richmond, Petersburg, aud New 1o~k men arc
iutere It'd. Major Leavenworh says that me
line around the property wGs foriy-eight miles
long and that the engineering WORK was uoho
under considerable difficulties.
Mr. n. B. owen has gone 90 Ocean View.
Mrs James l.. Robert-On is quite sick NJ her
res!lence, on Porter street
Dr. Lavrence Ingram and bride have returned
from the mountains OF Southwest virginia.
Misses Nellie aud Rosa Montague Of this city,
are spending ihe.r vacation vito their aunt IA
Goochlaud county
The ronl-bei Of Seventh street from Balm
bridge % Perry IL being torn up 10 put sreet-car
rails I'm proper position.
CIty-Serceant Fitzgerald. who has been quite
sick for several days. was not go well yesterday.
Mr. James +. Bradley has returned IRON BAl,
umore, where he went 10 attend meeting OF
the Board OF Directors OF tho souihsido Lana
ami Improvement Company
District lodge, Ne. ], J. @. G.. T., will hold its
quarterly session tomorrow Wi.h Midlothian
Lodge. At night public meeting Will be held
q bo addressed hy Messrs. j. b. Burroughs,
Fielding, Pollard, and II. G.. Traylor IL Il ex-
pected that AT least one hundred people Will AZ
tend from Richmond and Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

The Dispdfcl recently reyiewed The
Memorial Volume of Jefferson Davis" by
>. William Jones. h. d.. published by b.
}. Johnson A Co., Of this city. II will lie
remembered that their arrangement with
the author was that one half Of the royalty
should AZ the end of each quarter be paid
directly 20 Mrs. DAVIS. The first payment
was due July LIT, and the publishers mailed
q hrs. Davis a check for - 2.3lg.22. When
u "a remembered that the first copies were
sent out only two and halt months ago
and that like sum goes TO DR.. Jones IL
will readily De seen that the sale has been
something phenomenal. There is every
reason 10 believe that the widow Of our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

Iucian Butler, the proprietor of bar
room at the corner of MavO and Franklin
streets. was charged in the Police yester-
day morning with cutting W. j. Faudree
with beer-glass.
The difficulty occurred yesterday morn
ING. and Faudree was so badly hurt that
the ambulance was called. The doctor IN
charge 5ewcd up the wound.
Butler was sent on 10 the grand jury.
Sallie johnson and Bette James both
colorod), fighting. throwing rocks. and
dsorderly in the street. Each fined $40
and costs.
Lucinda Page and Fannie Cooper (both
coloreN. fohting and creating disturb
ance on the street. Each fined $3.50 and
costs.
Charles /. Paschcll threatening to kill
Lillian Paschell. Surety required for his
GOOD behavior for three months.
Joseph +. Elite was fined SO for allow
ing nuisance on hls premises.
Henry Drew (colorcd) was fned $3.50
and cost for cruclly beating his mule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

The Cowardin section at Hollywood,
which holds tho dust of the founder of tho
DsDalcl. yesterday received the remains OF
his Grandson, Clarence James Neale.
The funeral service took place at 1880
o'clock nj st. Peters Cathedral. Father ".
r. Cowardin, 5. j., and Nicar-General
Frioli officiating.
The latter spoke for few minutes of
the sweetness OF character Of the deceased.
of ms blameless life, and preparation ior
death. All present who knew Mr.. Neale
recognized the exceeding fidelity Of the
eulogy.
The services at the grave were conduct
ed bv Father Cowardin.
The great number of floral tributes sent
testified the warm place the deceased had
IN the hearts of his friends. Oae Of the
loveliest OF these pieces was from his fel-
low-members of ~. Peters choir.
Colonel Cowardin, who was at Cobb's
Island when Mr.. Neale died. reached home
Yesterday morning IN time for the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
GESANcVEPElN VIRGINIA.
Thir,y-Fourth Annual Meeting of THIS
society.

Thlrty-Fourtb Annual Meeting of This
society.
Tho Virginia celebrated its thirty-oighth ami
ycrsary at Sanger Ean lest night
This Organization is tho representative Ger
man singing society oi kichmonl. Ge,sngve-
rein means sing NJ society, and the word has
been 30 per-isionlly tackeG On o. tho name until
II ia generally supposed 70 DC part OF II, which
20 ~ not in fact.
Tne entire large hail property is owned by tho
society.
TIE CELEBRATION.
Last nights celebration was by far the most
largely attended AID sue essiII iu the history OF
the Virginia. Ovcr two hundred people were
present. - large portion ot whom we're young
inombers. Ihe lalies' garden was USED Tor the
KcssIich'- Band furnished sweet music and
fireworks we're set Of al intervals during me
evening
being pre'tiIy arranged in the form OF tr-
anglo. with circular base. his enabled each
person present 20 see every ono else.
SINGING. RECIrtTIOSs. AND SPEECHES.
During the evening the "Dcutchcs Liei,'
" iorcll, aad other German s1nge were sung,
and Ncssrs. Nolsmnn and kaufman reclted
some choice selections, all OF which we're much
fresidont j. Spnlug was the first speaker Of
the evening 80 Wa worry happy In hi. remarks,
saying thai hc was clai % SEQ 80 many Young
members present, and remiulef them that in
time woulI ieYOye upon them the entire man
Hcementof Affairs.
Nr ~uiuiuR Was followed 10y Messrs. George
Klein. 81. -. Miller, William LOven4tein, william
Do zimmerman. and others. all ~ whom wcro
eitauuyely listened % and llborally spp.anded.
Later M the evening there wa dancing IN the
haI hv tle younger mcllcrs Cui their ladies.
ihe whole affair was nicely piaunci and well
arr.0l uut. AMI 10 thero was a person present
who'did not culoy himsnlt ne must have been
indeed hard o. please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
Junior Mechanics Installation.

At the regular meeting last night Of Goodwill
Council, No. %, Jr. o. L. \ NJ, the following
officers were Installed for the ensuing six
months by Deputy state Councillor j. :. Wake
field, OF Manchester: Junior Past Councillor, j..
j. Davis; Councillor, l. p. Yeaman Nlce-Coun-
cilor, George 81 Booker, Financial Secretary,
l.. ". Guyer: Recording Secretary. TLomas
shepperd Assistant Recording Secretary. o.
X Aud Treasurer, c. =. Ford; Conductor, T..
j. Hugnos, Jr. Warden. j. j. Guyer; Inside
Sen i1el, j. II. Parsons Outside Sentinel, " r..
Clarke. Irustees---J. j. Davis. W. A. Brown.
and b. j. Hughes, Jr. Representatives to state
Courcll-L. ". Guyer and y. j. Davis. Alter
mates 20 Reprosentatiyes-George NJ. Booker and
r. j. Hughes, Jr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
,he ,accnbee, rIect Oalcers.

The regular eeml-annual review OF virginia
Tent No. I, knights Of tho Naccabees. was neld
al schiller Hall last night The foilo"ine
ofacers were elected tor the summer campaign
Grand Nogul, Jefferson Wallace: sir knight
Commanser, samuel Crane; Lieutenant-C Com-
wapder, james r. Crane; kecord-kceper, X. u.
Dsuuree: Finance Keeper, Joseph ID. Locke
I-relate. G. h. Carter. Physician, r. A. orIei :
Msster-at- Arms G. A. Harley; Sergeant j. ID.
JohnslOn. First Master of tho Guard, j. u.
Rigopour: second Master Of she Guard. G. A.
Turner Sentinel, l. V. sehecher ana flcSet'
{. r. Sedeu. A.
Alter the election of oflcsrs the thrty-nye
wnriike Naccabees who comprise virginia ien'
were reviewed by the Grand Mogui and Deputy
Supreme Commander r. W. johnson, anu iouI
bunlble strangers we're conducted through the
darn aud bloody valley that lies between ths
onter world and the grim castle OF Judas hscca-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
funeral of Dr. Jnnes Reale.

The remains Of Dr.. James Beale reached
here from Philadelphia on the fast mail
Yesterday afternoon. They were met at
the depot by many friends and by Dove
Lodge and taken to st. Johns burylng-
ground.
Or. Hoge read the Presbyterian service
and also made few tender illusions 10 the
life of the deceased.
After the Masonic service was read the
body was interred IN the old church yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

late President will receive something very
handsome from this book.
One important factor in such sale Is the
affection felt by the people for their iato
leader; but II must not be overlooked that
the name and fame of Dr. Jones has been
tower of strength" nor that the en-
terprise and push Of tho well-known pub
fishers have contributed IN no small de-
gree 90 this result.
This entorprislng firm are now fully
established in their new quarters, and have
one Of the best equipped plants in the
South, dong their composition, electro
typlng, press-work, and binding in their
own building
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
Four More Morning Calls.

On both Monday and yesterday the city ambu-
lance responded 20 four calls in the forenoon.
Yesterday the ambulance was called twice
within the hour 20 tho Cedar Works. On The rrst
occasion one Of the employees had cut OF two
npgers, amt the second time an operative mai
cut one of hIs hands quite badly. In each in-
stance tho wound was dressed and the man lett
In care OF friends.
AtIi40 an old colored man was exhausted
from heat on south Second street The ambu-
lance carried him 10 the almshouss
The fourth call was TO the Police Court and Is
mentioned else where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
NO MORE COMPLAINTS.
The Special Census Omce In Richmond
Closed Yesterday.

The Special Census Ohice IN Richmond
Closed Yesterday.
According 10 the order issued by Super
iutendent Porter authorizing the opening
of special census office here for the
I0dgmcnt and investigation of complaints,
the Same was closed YESTERDAY afternoon,
the time for its existence having expired.
WILL INVESTIGATE.
Although the Office viii be closed the
work of examining into complaints VIII be
continued until all have been gone through
with. This Will probably take week or
more.
10 facilitate worl. the plan was adopted
yesterday of buuching the complaints IN
each enumerators district. This slmph-
fed matters greatly. as each man could be
called and 90 through his papers ut onco
and then be az liberty 10 leave.
The Chamber of Commerce was yester-
dav represented bv Mr.. Charles +. Wig
ellsworth in the investigation of alleged
omissions.
Grymes. the Jackson Ward enumerator,
expects 10 finish to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
10 BE A SOLDIER.
Mr. T. VI. Sweeney Receives a West Point
Cadctship.

The West Point cadetship from this dis.
trict has been awarded by Judge Waddill
10 Mr.. Thomas VI. Sweeney, son Of Mr..
James Sweeney. of this city.
Ar. =. u. c. Noble, son OF Dr. 1. >.
Noble. IS alternate.
MIR. Sweeney is nineteen years of age and
ia graduate from the Xaverlan Brothers
School of Richmond and Mt. ST. Joseph's
College Baltimore. lie IS now with an
engineering CORPS in Southwestern Viz
einia. and has received orders from the
Secretary Of War 10 report ut West Point
next June.
Mr. Noble is a graduate Of the Richmond
High School
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
FoURTH-OF-JULY OUTING.
A Party Of Young Mcn To Visit Norfolk and
Vicinity.

party of young men have hired the
steam TUG Anne. Captain Cline n COM
maud. and propose % spend the Fourth of
July Do Hampton Roads and vicinity.
Incv leave here at = o'clock Tonight
and rcacn the Roads hy early morning.
and Wi go at once to Norfolk aul after
seeing the sights of that ctg win sail for
Ola Point; few hours pleasantly spent
tbere and the whole party viii go on 10
Ocean Wow and indulge lu fishing.
They expect 90 get breakfast 900 Norfolk.
dinner at Ocean View, and supper at Old
Point. after which thevwiil laay,for home,
reaching here in time for work the next
dav.
The following are those comprising the
party. A. j. Plca-ant~. n. J.. lipsc1mh.
!. y. TAYLOR. e.. ~. Crew. f. Is. Dunn. W.
III. Curry. L. T.. Winter O.. W. Taylor. Jr.,
A. ". Galloway. T. II. Smith. John Iorr.-
son. John Reed. n. $. Morton. julien Skcl-
tom. Meredith Leitch. B. k. Sadler, Clay
Drewrv. Jr.. j. n. Pollard. G.. Julien Suy-
der. Walter " Pollard. George Mayo.
CONWAY H. Gordon, l.. y. McNeish, and
O.. ID. flc4sauts. Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
Cirar-nIakers' Union.

Richmond Cigar -aakers' Union, No. iSs' las'
night elected the following officers; j. ~ poher-
~. president; &. IA. Gresset. Vice president; ..
\. htEisson, secretary Norman New. treasurer:
/. ssismone. L. G. haake. and william Echo.
trustees; benjamin ElliDger, sergeautst arms.
Fpapcs Committoe--James Caroy, oeotge
Walker, and n. J. smith. Auditing Committee--
John krug, William Alberta aud bsalemaa
Brsnsford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
Condition of Colonel Tucker.

There was no apparent change in the
condition OF Colonel Beverly Tucker yes
terday.
Tucker, is with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
Closing Exercises of tlfe One Hundred and
Ninety-sevcnth Session.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l J
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. July 2, 1890.
The annual commencement exercises OF
William and Mary College began Tonight
in the college chapel with the JOINT cele-
bration Of the Phoenix and Philomathcan
Societies. The main building. both the
exterior and interior, is elaborately deco
rated with the national and state flags,
while the walls Of the chapel and library
are almost entirely hidden with the college
colors, white aud orange. tastefully inter
twined with evergrecns. The heavy told
ing-doors which divide the library from
the chapel were thrown open and, with
the main hallway leading thereto,
were filled with citizens and visiting
relatives and friends of the young mon,
numbers of whom came n on the various
trains TODAY Long before the appointed
hour for the initial exercises Ot this the
18th commencement Of this venerable IN
stitution the brilliantly-llumlnated cam
pus began TO be cnlivened 10y an interest
ed throng of visitors, many of them being
graduates of the old college, returning
after lapse OF many years 70 participate
once more in the festivities Of their Alma
.Wa'er. Stationed in the hall was kessnlch's
Band. from Richmond, which furnish
cd music during the evening.
Ts54YIsTs AND ORATORS.
The exercises Of the two societies neces-
sarilv requiring considerable tlme 10 was
decided that the first night should be de-
voted 10 the essavists and orators and that
of the second evening 20 the joint debate.
Mr. TTriah Harman. Of Floyd. presided on
the part of the PhmnIx and introduced the
sneakers from the PhilOmathcan. and Mr..
4. d. IipscOmb, of Albemarle. on the part
Of the Phllomathean, introduced tho
speakers from the Phoenix. The cssayists,
Nr. II. G. Child and Mr.. *. A. Lynn from
the Phmuix, delivered wCll-wrlttcn and
thoughtful addresses and were followed
bv Mr.. u. :. Stephen sOn and Mr.. ;. o..
Cummings. the cssayists from the Pnllo-
mathean. who handled their subject IN the
most interesting manner. The exercises
were concluded by the orations OF Mr..
W. J.. Bibb and 4. II. Self, from the Pho
nix. and Mr. II. L. Rollins and Mr.. q. j..
Booker. IT.. from the PhilOmathean.
The Board of Visitors meet tomorrow at
II \. VI.
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity gave ban
quet at the Spencer Hotel last night,
which was attended by all the members,
and a most delightful evening was enjoyed
4 number Of pretty girls graced the occa-
sion with their presence, among whom
were Misses Annie and Nirgie Cole, Ahss
Lucy Booth. Miss Meta Smith. Miss Haml-
ton. Mss Rogers. of Petersburg Miss Bet
tie Pollard. Of lyuchburg. and Miss J..
Wise. The banquet-hall was beautifully
and tastefulv decorated with the irater-
nifty colors Of old gold and crimson. Mr.
Robert Lee Watkins was master OF ceremo-
nies. The chaperous were Mrs. Wise and
Mrs. DR.. Booth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
CITY DEMOCRATS.
Tne Committee Win Meet for Organization
IN Few Days.

Chairman Jackson CIV viii call the new
Democratic Committee together for organi-
za1on iu few duys. There are thirty
members many of them new ones, They
serve two wears.
u understood that Mr.. Guy desires 20
ba relieved of the chmrmanship. If the
committee consents for him 90 retire from
this position. which he has SO worthlly
flied. ID Will bo with reluctance.
lu the event new chairman Is elected
Nosars. james G.. Lamb and Henry L. Phil
lins are spoken of for the place.
Mr. Jchtr-On Wallace. new member
from Madison Ward and very active
young Democrat, VIII DO doubt be made
.f.rlf.rv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

The GraSs-Widowers' saturday Special.
leaving Richmond every Saturday at 4:3C
=. W. andreturning the following Mondav,
IS % great success in enabling families from
the city 20 spend the summer on the line
Of the Chesapeake and OHIO east of Staun.
ton end on the Valley railroad
north of Basic City. Il enables the grass
widowers 20 make visit 10 their gras
widow. every week from Saturday evening
until Monday mo-uing at the low rate oi
one fare for the round trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
Ininn CInh Onicers.

The Union Democrat Club Of Marshall
and jefferson Wards met last night and
elected the following officers for the
Liaconf: First vies-President. W. T..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
The Good Tempiars.

Fulton Lodge. No. $40. /. o G.. T.. paid
fraternal visit to Soldiers Home Lodge
last night. The programme for the eve
ming was very entertaining one. II in
cluded several solos, duets. recitations,
and speeches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

For over lity years MRS. WINsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP mas been used by mothers
for their children while teeihing Are you dis
turbed at night and broken Of your rest BY a sick
child suffering and crying with pain OF cutting
ieethf II 40 send at once snd get bottle oil
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chiiirsn
Teething. It's value Is incalculable. II will re-
ueye the poor little sufferer Immediately. De
pend upon it. mothers; there - no mistako
atou, IT, Il cures Dysentery aud DiArrhna'
regulates the stomach and Bowels. cures Win1
Collie. softous the Gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy 70 the whole system
mrs. Wnslow's Soothing syrup FOR children
teething IS plessan. % the taste and - the pro-
scripton Of one Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses In tho United states. aud
il for sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price 2j cents bottle. Be sure and ASK Tor
"ARs. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP"