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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26

IL To- fx.. ss.-s
"ssst Orb khsuI..
10 Msns - Desass n.
we want to knos wbs,.
showing any symptoms II i'll y NJ
the days as warm ana aes9
we're Zen years aga ons M
agc7 We can and no ss Issd'& n
change since the bevIn,,.a ~ Z
oeptii'ls changed within % " 3
thousand years we should - ~
corresponding changes !. aes i n
tion q plants and snims,. e dist
changes have been deterses 'sial
There Is NO reason 4 NM.
climate OF ancient Grcocs I. ~
Rome was appreciably al. ~
the climates OF tho Greecs w
that snas We know - this day. n.
olive grow now whore H. y,
thousand years ago. We 49, m
ever. lay too much st,ess " y
ment for the effects Of sIiss' saa.a
In the suns heat NAV h.,s IN
tralized by corresponding "a. ~
the pliable organisms y p.,us
plants. = eultp
All we can certainly con.,..
no marked change has taEss
the heat Of the sun du,irs ~
time. But when we come = nl,''
into vastly earlier ages "a ~ n WI
copious evidence that the s...s
dergone great changes n cl,s ~ "
illogical records can on ~
hardly be misinterpreted yss.s s
GUS to note that these cbang.s
~ such as could arise from q. 3
exhaustion OF the suns radi.ss!
doubt in very early times 5. "a.
dence that the earth's clim.,. -
been much warmer than & r,..
had the great carboniferous 49, !.
the temperature must almost g.
tropical in arctic latitude. Ys,1n
iy possible to cite this as evid....
.he sun was then much more 49,.
Tor we are Immediately remspd.s v
glacial epoch when our temra,...
were incased in sheets Of soln ],
northern Greenland is at presens \,
suppose the sun to have ~
than it Is at present to accom-, = Y. a
vegetation which produced coal n. e
ought to assume the sun a i. 4,
than it is now to account for x. q.
epoch. 1t is not reasonable & ~.
such phenomena to such ossiil,s.'
the radiation from the sun. IN. =.
apochs prove that we can mot ,,,..l
geology in aid OF the doctrine mi. <1
lar cooling OF the sun is nov |, 4
-ess.
The geological variations d IN.
nay have been caused BY cbans,. !, b \
'arth itself. by changes in Tia 49, !
u its axis. by changes in its ,e,uI : +
bit; but, however they have Be-. 49,
I'd, they hardly tell us much Iii ~
.ard to the previous history Of s...,s2
The heat OF the sun has lasted for ~
ess ages. yet we can not credit Ii. !. 9,
With the power Of actually srs.s1o|
'eat We must apply even TO iii n
este mass OF the sun the SAN. /. =
which we have found By our srrs.
nents on earth. We must ask: Wb.sx II
ONES the heat sufficient to supply s3t;
tremendous outgoing?-Story ii aio
Ieaveus 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26
A Tried Cure for rn.on,

n f i,ser r night, at an early bed time t.,
to take no st p,l OF asafetida-be careful
in the n aft strong medicine after 3 ocloc1l
GETTING iH nt half an hour b sa1on
Let tbs ,nso bed take a hot foot hath
At ss .,ie water be as hot as can Nh Nv oath'
as if coo ana add little very hot OF uotne
a full half b hare the feet in the water for
ment, unda noaf' a month of this treat ati
stances "I O the most adverse c;r .,ea.-
of a frie eo@d"pietely cured the insom u
gamut ,'l ~ who who had run the 'e EMMA
Before 81 narcotics, stimulants s entire entire
'''4s'ng and firing himself f" oat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26

The meat market is firm. Quote.
Beef-Liye, 3@3l4c; dressed 7c
Mutton-Live, 3@3lIc; dressed 7c
Hogs-Liye, 5@5Jac; dressed. 7c
Veal-5@Sc per pound.
Spring Lambs-S2 each.
Receipts the past week were: Cattle
lid sheep, 548; hogs, 202 head.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
The market is firm. Quotations: East.
ern Hams, 13@l4c; Breakfast Ba.
con con isolde; Sides, I0@llI4c; Lard
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26
Not for Her

cussion ps0 on 1nt tern newspaper dis
wi Wi remarked Miss Ann TeelS- A' me
..p WY asked Mrs. Gazzam 49,
that NO my experience teaches mo
Bazaar. exists. "-Harper's
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26

III have the last word, shriei's
angry wife who was scolding DC,
band, though | should die Tor "
Pray take it, my dear, on YOU !
terms and welcome was bus qu,s
Irritating reply.-New York hsrA'~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26
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ANCIENT ALMANACS,


80" England woman Finds Some n
Contain Curious ThInrx
Spring cleaning generally bring
light lot OF forgotten things, and 4
time woman in bingham Center III,
some cid almanacs, one Of then !
years old, printed at Boston tssss
three years before the present d
Farmers Almanac was established
is called the Astronomical Diargs
Almanack for the Year OF oar ID
Christ no. by Nathaniel Ames Pha
IS Sd per dozen and coppers single
In the preface is an extract from Ri
Mr.. Eliot's Essays on Field Hushssl1
in New England. . in which the vhk
after mentioning the intrcductionoisi
culture into New England says I'D
for their future encouragement will b
form them that they may soon b \
nished with cups and saucers equal nsi
best chinaware imported, for sappE
their sonl-enchanting tea without y
lestation, for all the materials are b
covered amongst us. and manufacanf
are preparing them for making elm
ware at Boston, where the best Of gNa
and tortoise shell ware Is already mn
Preparations are now being made y
several new manufactures; the FaIa
are determined no longer to neglect =
one thing needful for their political "
vatfon.
Among the maxirns in the ealssf
pages are:
The politicians spin so fine TIRES
that princes think they lead when ~
are led"
"Dost thou love Life? Improve Ins
for that's the stuff Life is made Of
Fools make feasts and wise men 9
them
III yon would know the value Of a's
BY, go and try to borrow some
The compiler in the preface OF one =
INA, after explaining that "AiHaa'a
Is an evident Abbreviation OF sll "
Hnack, or all's mans knack, says
Having made this curious Discover
'he effect of long study and close sPls
'ation, and communicated IL BY ~
Jhannel, TO all Lovers of Ancient llR'
Iture; ! shall without expatiating Y,
he Care, Trouble, Pains, Expense eu'
'te., that | have been at to render 'a''
ny Lubrications entertaining, suluss
interesting, ETC., take my leave TILL ~,
ear, and subscribe, che Readers NV
bedient Servant, Isaac Biekerssan N
One for l775 gives the following Wv
or toothache: N,
Let the patient afflicted thers's
ny on the contra side, drop three Tx
rue juice into the ear on that sac
both acheth, let it remain an ne@-
~o, and it will remove the pan
oston Globe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26

That's a pathetic story IRON
south Carolina penitentiary. y,
convict, sent up for life for arson !.
pardoned by the Governor after SER u
eight years because his innocence :.
established by some newly dlscs's l,
testimony. The poor fellow paa m n,
tracted consumption in the prison ~ !,
but was overjoyed when II WS !,
nounced to him that the Governor a
don would arrive in the morning. N
the excitement proved too nue. \,
him. and when morning came W
dead.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26

One of the local prints has been n 4
ing an election to decide VINO ~ I'M
three most popular women IL Ias
The result is in favor OF the rIia IL &
Wales, the Baroness Burdett' oou's
Miss Ellen Terry.-London lew 4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26

Mr.: Iomale Ito Jimmy. who h
Win ' yon 10 b. dine with the compap ven
my? p'e0e Oh chicken, jim
over the y h.oal the dog yanked If al
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-26

" hotel roon|
now every roor
n Hind Of flu
1t be must be
unlaxa nature I'd
81 Z eslest VIII
1lsc hef6te. 4
Ake, : Il3istak|
81 a. Aiept
- &going to
Artulent 10 wi
'ts a<'cordfngly
sorst rooms in |
ID time one of
20 great chat
RED el,si Away
here ars few v
- ~ rSzn aga
q 0le World
Ini1i,Vto was
= nm ucond
Aown.
o1 81 the
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
Cable Brevitles.

The French caambor OF Deputies by vote Of
~ 10 i7 has decided 20 preserve the exhibition
building known as Machinery Hall.
\ meeting Of the British Cabinet was hold yes
terday, at which 81 was de,ilcd 20 hold caucus
OF tho Tory members Of Tho House OF Commons
Thursday.
in the House Of Commons last night W. II.
smith, the Goyernment leader. replying TO a
question by Gladstone. said It was the present
intention 81 the Government 10 proceed continu-
Ously with the licensing bill.
The domicilary visits by the police at Aix-Ia-
ChApole, France, have resulted In the seizure
Of quantity OF documents which prove the con
nection between the German Anarchists aud
those Of London and New York Several arrests
were made
The British bark Dinapore, from Middles-
borough Mar 18Th for Bahia Blanca, is ashore
at Cape COrienies, and viii probably provo n
total wreck Tho captain AID fyc u the crew
we're lost. The remainder Of the crew have ar
rived at Buenos Ayres.
Judge Kelley in granting a number Of eject
mont writs al hillhrush, Ireland, yesterday de-
nOunced CON blnations, and said there was no
reason why tenants should not try 10 pay tbeir
rents. This has been a good year. he said. aud
all kinds OF stock have fetched fabulous prices.
The London Standard protests strongly agains.
Blaine's seDding cruisers 10 Behring's Sen. IL
says: ~ he attempts tO employ force wrong
fully against British subjects Of properly. force
will be employed on our side also The grayestl
condition Of affairs may arise from his Needless
and incorporate action."
A cable from Cairo says Major WIssmanu Ia
surprised at Stanioys utterances lie SAYS
there Is plenty OF room in Africa for both na-
toAs and there "a no need OF . quarrel about ria
frontier, a settlement OF which will present 10
Wssmann declares that one ann of
Egypt Is worth more than the whole Of Southeast
Africa
The elections for members OF Parliament were
held yesterday throughout Belgium. The resilt
leaves the standing Of parties unchanged. ma
Liberals lose Client, but this Is Offset by los az
Neryiers by the Catholics. Two advanced social |
st candidates wore defeated Ia charelroi and |
he whole day passed quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
MARKETS By TELGGaap1.
NEw YORK

NEW YORK. June i0.--Cotton quiet; sales iss
bales; mlddnng uplsndA l2ke. Orleans.
~ 7-l6c.; net receipts, 1883 baios: exports %
Great Briisia, -g5 bales; ~ the Continent. ~
bales stock, l600l bGles southern -four dun
Wheat q I'LL and weak, ciosing nomlnslly lower
No red, soe, In elevstor; op,loas dali, nayc.
down and weak No : rod. JgDe, Ahc. July.
95xe. August, 9lHc. The Governments crop -
port reached tho Produce Exchange a. 40 +. IN.
and had an Immediate effect upon tho prics. OF
wheat, breaking the entire list rs 4alc.. a. h
represented the spring wheat crop at "a rio psr
cent dast year at Ills lime "a 4i0l and winter AZ
rs i-i0 usst month ~ por conLl. July options
sod down TO 1880 and up % yiysc. August.
9i4 a9ic.. closing at 9ic. bid December sshn.
closing ct bs.a01Hc Corn moderately active
and lower No. :. AZ atissc.. In elevator Options
more active and weaker; June, Ale. July fiLc:
August, axe. cats weaker and In fair dem and,
options moderately active and easier: june.
"a Ne. July, 33s.c. August 3sefe.; Ma. {, spot.
yoa3SAe mixed western. s3abc. Hops a.i5et
aAd flrm; state. l5a2lc. Coifec--uptions closed
barely steady AMI uuchanget 70 Is pvlnn ~:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11


| rATLEIT.-Diod. AZ tho resIfoncs Of hor pa.
| ronts, al stanton, Va, on no evening ~ juno
| on, AGATHA, daughter of Richard H. aud
! fanny Gay Cabot; eeei sixteen months
CoCkER-Dicd, suddenly. june on. DIANA,
| vile or f'au locker, a native ~ Wslcr.
Funeral at5 =. ". TODAY "Wednesday from
Fne-Nuect baptist church Friends aud a.
| quainfances invited % attend.
View Orleans ifcayuae ani Philadelphia
papers please copy
HANklNs.-9ied, in Henrlco county, Juna 70,
lNt, 80 no frsidsnrc ~ her parents, =. y Ani
lily v. liaukinA NAhf DREWnY HASkINs (:
aged Fix months.
Funeral will tats piar, from the ro.lioncs
THIS "wednesday hOkNlN0 az O'CLOCK
Friends aud acguaintaucss arc requested a. a.
t5nd.
HOFFNAN-Dei, NJ tho residence Of Mr..
Louis luxor, corner soyenth and DroAi street,
Nh. T. IiuttMAN aged fOrsy three y0ars Born
m brtslDu. Germany.
Ills f4nora viii nfe place "WEDNESDAY an
!. b. from -. Johns German Lutheran church.
lrends and eoqIaintanecs Of deceased and 70
Nr. Louis Edkor arO inyiiod.
MATTOX.-DloI az her mothers rssifsaos,
sl5 norm Iwcuiy-f0urth street. NARY q. T.,
dalghtor 81 Bette }. ana ths lste Williamh.
MAIlpK; aged eleven years aud siz moths.
That once loved form, now cold ana dead,
Earn m0urniul fAogght employs:
Wo weep our earthly comforts Tel.
And witAorci all our JOYS.
Hope looks beyond tho hounds Of umo,
Whom what We now icplore
SHAH fiso IA full. immortal prime
Ald bloom g. fado no more. MOTHER
Funeral will take plaro at Union- statloa
Methodist Episcopal church WEDNESDAY
MOkNIN5 a. hali-past O'CLOCK. lntefmeag In
Pe;ersDurg Friends aud acqusinsancos arc re-
specially invited b. attend.
AiNETREE.-- Died. 90 the residence OF hls
aunt, 200 soufn Fifth street. CLAUDE T. NINE
rkkE. only ron u =. 4. aud the lAt0 Frank J.
Mlnetroe. aged three months.
Funeral at8o'ciocz THIS AFTERNOON from
the residences.
WELLa-Dei. a. 90 T. ". Juno o. isYl
u BEL CLAIRE. infant IA ghter Of w. Il AMI
George Wells aged three monIhs aod twenty.
six days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
TRAIN ROBBERY.
First Wrecked and Then Riacd by Bandits
On the Texas Pacific.
ny telegraph % the Dispatcbl

ST. LouIs, June lO.-A special from Tex
arSana, Ark, says: 4 belGtod train on the
Texas Pacific which left hue at II o'clock
last night WAS robbed at what il known as
the Four-Nile Junction" The switch
was thrown open and the train wrecked.
An unknown man who was stealing ride
Wa, killed. Express Messenger Ncylin re-
sisted the robbers as they entered the ex-
press-car aud was fired upon, ono Of the
charges uiercing his right hand and another
cutting INN through the ear. The robbers
then went through the express safe and
made their escape. The amount of money
and valuable taken cannot be ascertain
cd here. 4 posse of men was organized
early this morning and went in pursuit of
the bandits, but as they had a good start
tits not likely that they will be oyertaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

nge r.. Spring Dam, Turner, and Matte
Iark' The accident was caused by an
THE WOUNDED MEN.
hANsAs CRY, No. June lO.-Thc rem
nants OF the wrecked Wabash horse train
ald not pnil up TO the unloading place near
tne race-coursc, across the river, until 10
O'Clock this morning. In the caboose.
next 10 the lat car in the tram.
were eight wounded colored men
Chinn 4 M0rgan's stable. Scarcely
one, OF them escaped with less than a
broken leg. They were all removed 10 the
wabash Hospital. The stable most affected
by the wreck was TINT of J. Kellar. OF Cyn-
thiana, ny, who. together with his son.
peushed. They had five horses and every
one OF them was killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
BISMARCK WILL SPEAK.
io Discusses Freely the Relations BE
tween France. Russia, end Germany.

ny AnRio-American cebie 10 ths DisptchI
LONDON, June 1O-Tbe Teleqraph today
continues the report of ITS correspondents
interview with Prince Bismarck. The
Prince ridiculed the kind friends of Ger.
many who reiOicod at his resignation. and
now want him To be speeches.. lie de-
clared hls intention TO continue to serve
his country until the last. lie said he was
abe 10 do 50 now with frcer
hand. For instance. in France and
Russia, tIe only countries that there could
possibly be a crudgc against. he was able
now that be- was uufcttered 10y official IT,
stralnts IN mnuy ways to promote peace
lie discussed at length the relations be-
tween Germany and France. which Le said
wore excellent. The attitude Of the
French Government was exemplary and of
the French people pacific. Nobody was
more earnest for peace than was Emperor
william, who was bent upon internal re-
forms for Germany and had no idea of az
erosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
BASE BALL.
Yesterdays Games in Various Parts OF the
Country.

- t1itAAtpH " bhT Dl1l bN~h-f
Philadelphia tBroiherhooi): Philadelphia 81
hase-hiis, s errors. T. New Yorks. 2: bsse-hiis'
:; errors, 2. Batteries Bunlnton and Cross
keofe. Crane aud Vaughan.
Pittsburgh lBroiherhoofj: Pittsburghs. ~:
hnso-nits, $; errors, 3. ChicsCOs, base-hfts, -
errors Batteries Norris and Quinn: Barsloh'
Baldwin AID Farrell
Philadelphia ,Losguel: Now Yorks, ! base
hits, :; errors = Phiiadelphiss, 9; base-hita' ,;
errors. 9. Batteries-Welch and Buckley; WICK
cry and Clemente.
Chicago u.eague): chicagos, 8; base-hits, 81
errors, 2. Cievelauds, 4; base-hits, 2; error-, u
bstteries-liutchinson and Kitiredge; BeaIin
hud thinner.
Cincinnati Geaeuel: Plftsburghs, 9; base
hii-, Z; errors. D. Cincinnatis, y; baee-nits' y :
sowiers and Decker.
ST. Louis ST. LOUIS, Q: base-hin. u; errcr',
T. ToledOs x: base-hits. 6 errors, o. Bate
ries-stsctts and Munyan Smith and Sage
Louisville: L0uisYillcs, Q: base-hts, Isl
errors, 3. Columbus. /: base-hits, 4: errors, >.
MISREPRESENTATION Rnd Ryan; Nidner and
O'ConnOr.
Rochestor: Rochestors. 6; base-hits, II;
errors & Athletics, . basc-hits, 4 errors, .:
Bnt;erics-Callihan aud Mckoegh; Esger ana
Robinson.
BROOKLYN Brothcrhoody: Brooklyns, ; base
hits, "a; errors. (: Bostons, ?: bass-hits. ::
errors, l. Batferlez--Nan Haltren and kinslow;
Gum bert and Sweet
Brooklyn Gcsrue): BrOOklyns, 8; base-hits,
=; errors, !. Eostons, 4; base-hits. II errors,
y. Bat.crics-LOvelt and Bushorg Clarkson
and tonnef.
Buffalo lBrotherhood): BuGaios. 5: bsse-hlts
"a; errors, 3 CleyelfnGs, ! bsse-hts.
errors, o. Batieries-Kee!o ami Mack Beckley
aud Sulclile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--wEDNEsDAY, JUNE II, 1890.

dress vas reminlsconsl and anccdotai. and
touchei upon various tneines- II WAS an excel
lens ADDRESS, and brought out the fast that az
tne late general conference one twelfth OF the
mgnbere were educated at Emory ard Henry.
inc contest for the Read medal in elocuti0n
Degsn nj 7. VI, I'VE contestants being entered.
Tennessee.
The alum meeting began stsP. NJ and con-
uhueu WI .. whom the graduating class oi ninety
met ana Professor Gross Alexander, Professor
Jorman, Or: bish0p, b. W. = Bishop. ". A.
stuart, and DR.. 8 K Sgyers wero elected mcm-
bers.
colonel Prank X. Williams was elected pros-
Dent for tho ensuing year and Professor James
A. Davis secretary
ne Junior GRAFTON WAS delivered by W. "
Mickey, of Tennessee, and tho vaiedctory by
hehrY Dannenbaum, OF Texas. Tho medal for
Improvement In debate was awarded 10 II. Z.
rowan. oi Virginia, and the medal for best de-
patlng 70 Henry Dhnnenbaum. OF Texas.
me Board OF Trustees is still in session and
great plans for the college are being laid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
Tho Florida Campaign.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, June 1O.-A Tai
lahassee special says: 4 conference
was held here to-day between the
members of the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee and the Executive Conn
mittccs of the congressional districts.
They decided to call the State Convention
ut Ocala on August 18th; the First District
Convention Mt Barlow. August 18th. and
the Second District Convention at Ocala
Immediately after the adjournment
of the State Convention. The only
State officers 10 be chosen are one Justice
Of the Supreme Court and comptroller.
Both the mcmbers Of Congress are to be-
elected. with siXty-eight members Of the
House OF Representatives. and sixteen sena-
tors. The legislature thus chosen will
elect United States senator to succeed
Call. The campaign promises to he a very
spirited one, and especially in the case Of
congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fOAr og RIcnMoNp. Juns 10, lssa

AERTVEn
Steamer Tolchcster, Truitt, Norfolk, merrh.a-
disc and passengers.
Barr bsssio D0ld. -----, Bostoo 70 load -four.
Schooner Horny Parker. GRANGER, New YORK,
iron ore Oli Dominion IRON ami NaiLWorks
Company.
schooner Charles Z. sDith, Lear. Pniia9eID hia,
coal; Z. +. MGrphy q sOa
SAILED.
Steamship od Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, George ". Allen A
Co., agents.
steamer Calf Stream. Hines. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers. ]. w. AcCarrick.
agent
schooner Dora ALLISON, Rose, Now York, py.
ritas vessel. Curtis 8 Parker.
schooner t. 4. Coitinghsm. smith. Nov YORK.
raiir0ai-ties; vessel. Curtis & Parker
schooner sDsedSoll, Any, New Haven, pig
iron, j. y. Gordon agsnt. vessel, Curtis s Par.
her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
Wherever Malaria Exisfs

tho bilious are its certain prey. In Intermittent
anu remitieni fever, dumb Gguo and ague cake
inc liver ~ always seriously Affected nnd the
blood contaminated with bile. one OF the chief
reasons why Hostoiter's stomach Bitfers - such
a sure defence against chills and fever and
every form Of malarlal disease IS thai 10 does
away with liability 20 tho disease by reforming
rregularity 0t tho hillary organ in advance OF
the arrival Of the season when tho disease Ia
prevalent There IL no nner f0rtifytng
pteparatlVe for those about visiting or
ENGRAVING 20 locality where the mis.ma
taiAt exists. There u no certain immunity from
disease in an endemic or epidemic form - be
secured hy tho use of tho Average tonics and
anti-spRsmodcs. But where quinine fails tbe
bitters succeed both IA preventing and curing.
Moreover, IL removes every vestige OF dyspepsia
and oyercOmos constipation, rheumatism limo
Nyity OF the kidneys ami bladder. and Tranquil
Lies and strengthens the nervous system
ie l-WOO.F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
$40. $40, $40.

This constitutes all fancy Chsviots and Csssi-
meres made up in sack and Frock Coat. as we
alone can make them.
We put two days limit to this sale as we
have only about three hundred OF these suits
altogether, and NO know that this announce.
ment Will cause such rush for Thorn that to.
morrow evening will sec very few left
Don't imagine we haven't YOU'RE size. Il would
indeed be poor assortment II out Of three hum
dred We coulintnt you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

ONCE IN A LIFETIME.

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raps at every mans door once In lifetime. Il
he's got his bride ready be can throw himself
into the saddle Of prosperity and ride to tor
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ness and Will distance all competitors
We inauguraie this morning what wo con-
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you Of purchasing fno clothing for little money.
In every large house odds and ends will accu-
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establishment is no exception.
In order 10 dispose u these odds and ends
or broken sizos-Which is a more proper term,
we offer you until TOMORROW NIGHT all Of
our Mems and Youths suits ,nat WE HAVE
LESS THAN -FOUR OF which are marked sls
fiG IN sfs and sfq IN for