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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
A letter from Rev. >. u. Hawthorne VI
Atlanta. Ga.

Thousands Of my Southern irlenu7 An'"
what a sufferer from catarrh have been.
Six months ago, by the advice OF my pny-
sicians / gave up the pastorate' ! nav
usod two bottles OF Kings Royal ve.ine-
teur.v and while cannot say INA, ) 'l 1a
comnIetelv cured, | do affirm that IL mas ~
far relieved me l experience no pam noi
discomfort. .,.,. tho
feel IL 10 be my duty 30 say also tnat inc
effects OF this remedy upon my wiie nave
been even more signal and wonderful; one
has been almost a lifelong Invalid rom
nervous headache, neuralgia and rheuina-
tisIn. In a period Of thirty years she mas
scarcely had a days exemption from ps'lI
She has been using Germeteur' about Two
months. A more complete transformation
haye never witnessed. Every symptom
M disease has disappeared. She appears =
H. twenty years Younger, and - happy ana
nlayful as a healthy child. We nave per
smadpd many Of our afflicted friends 70 tske
tho medicine, and the testimony OIL an o'
Thorn is that It Is a great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta. G0,, Juiy I'm, 1881
For sale hy an druggists.
Price. $3.50 per bottle.
OWNS & MINOR DRUG CoMPAN1i
Opposite Postofice, Richmond, a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

STR. James Calvin, Of Swansboro, died yes
terdav morning at I O'Clock, i'm his my
fourth year. lie was native oi care
county. Ireland. and was "A member oil COM
nanv 4. First Virginia Battalion, Jackson
Brigade. c. :. A.
Argument i'm the case Of George W. Mann
against the city of Manchester was CON
cludcd yesterday morning. The jury was
out about an hour, and returned q YeIdlct
In favor Of the plaintiff, assessing his dam
ages at Sl2j.
The funeral of Miss Fannie sharp TOOK
place from her late residence, corner Of FIRST
and Everett streets.
Judge Ingram, Of the Hastings Court.
has appointed Messrs. b. j. owen, or.' ana
b. WOOisOn Nunnally, state assessois'
under the provisions of the act recently
passed by the Legislature.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah J.. Fuqua loon
Mace from cambridge Street Baptist
Church Yesterday morning at II O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
GOT A SEAT BESIDE HER.
An Amusing Incident In an Electric 'A'
SUNDAY.


voung man with a beautiful young
lady. anparently his sbest girl" got into an
electric car Sunday afternoon AT Sc1e ...,,
and Franklin streets. and looked arvun"
for A seat, As is always the case on =" ,," ~
bath evening, the car was inli' Dut '1 ~.
were two vacant seats near the uVo'' ~
was on either side. however, OF lvu-.
looking hurley negro. The young ll'n p"'
his sweetheart i'm the nearer seat ~ onoe'
and then st0oped over and asked the nsrlD
nolitelv 10 take the one beyond MIN. ~,
follow never moved, looked up OF ahsnel .'',.
Ue attracted the attention OF tle pass 80,
in that end Of the car, ana tici lrd I'M
caused the rest of the crown 70 'ooA ', +,
All aves were directed at the Young man
s,andin, in front OF his girl and holding on
hv an overhead strap. and the negro sil1il5
s,,llonlv in his seat with an air Oh dehsh'c'
rho iii was smiling and blushing ana ga@-
ina, a. the Young man with pair OF peau-
,;f,l blue ewes In manner that might
smntlv compensate him for any amount Oh
hordship encountered in her behalf.
She was a very pretty girl, with halr rs
Golden as the setting sun, and there were
manv men in the car, including the report
er. who would be glad 10 have a chance 20
hold on for hours by strap Tor her saNS-
U.r little hands were f0alded modestil
/ nm NII IIIs anu l'fA
leather tipped CATERS peeped rom De ,.i..
her draperies. IIee escort was lucky
man but he certainly was not 4 comfort.
able one as he saw he was engaging ths
attention Of the whole car. He looked oacA
unutterable love. Of course, at the blus niht
maiden. as he hung on by the strap, ane
presently as if shocked by the same I'M
| pulse three men arose and went over 10 tn'
negro. ...,.,i
Get up" they shouted between thei
teeth in one voice, and the negro rose
enough % get free OF the DIVISION M
i dronned heavily into the next seat. Ih'
nearest man Of the three mOtioned th'
Young man 10 the empty seat. lie thanke'
them and took it. The girl bowed and al
audible "Thank YOU" escaped her run
Inns. The three men took of their mats y
her and returned 20 their places greeted pl
the plaudits Of the whole car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
DR.. HoGE's ANNIVERSARY.
for Its Observance
which Richmond VIII join

Rev. DIR. Moses ID. lIoge's forty-ni'h an n..,
versarv rs pastor Of the second r ir,,i,a,
rian Church will be celebrated ON ihu, 7V ~
evening. the 18th Of this month, ~ nd
Mozart Academy. With the stage an"
hoxes il will seat about 1909 people. ,ns
following distinguished men nave D. o.. nr
invitations to make addresses ~ 10
.Iohn Hall. Of New York, on Deh"' p d. .no
PRESBYTERIAN Church at large p wa,h
Alnheus ". Wilson, FOR the " G'..
odist Church DR. ). j.. NJ p,' Iu,,
~ for the Baptists, anu p'SnyP
Randolnh. for the Episcopalians. rev.
Dr Kerr. pastor Of the FIRST lresDyleilah
ahnrcb ot Richmond. will either speak or
,n,ls n nraver. There will also be an ao-
dreos nv an eminent layman. Rev. Ut.
s,orrs If Brooklyn. the famous orator OF
,be ronorecaticnal denomination, has VIII
Ten a letter 10 the committee expressing MS
rreat regret al not being able 70 ne preScn'
Al take mart in the programme.
4 choir is now being selected 10 rehue'
annropriate music. Captain Frank Gun
ningham and others are expected 10 s'ns
solos - so,ont
Dr. Ioge was the founder Of the secon.
Presbyterian Church. 10 - q ln .,. ,, no,
worthy fact that in all the iorty-nle 49, 49,,
that he has been the pastor there mas n.y.
been the least strife or discord IN tne clul ~
he Is the only pastor the chufch mas eNv
had. lie has declined many ilatterihg 81
from other cities. The committee IN ch,u =
m the cclebrati0n-C0l. Z. X. Barks1..'le
Hon. W. W. Henry, and Mr.. NJ. NJ "iiiian
arc busy making arrangements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04


TONIES Died. M his residence. ~ W., w.s'
Marshall street. Sunday, FEBRUARY ~ io'V'
JOHN r. pOMLts. .,...,,,, .or,t,,
Pemoins taken 10 Sp0tisyifania county
". Tor intorment. . =. NJ. 81.
rANes.-uied. Mt ~ residence Of Mr.. J: T.
ZONES. 40. BOOB east Main street., on -ung.l.
Tebrunrv DID, 1890. az BIO A. NJ, lli'SA'
IL FANFS. aged thirty-twO years.
Tie was buried IN IoWihlah county ~"
February 81, 1890, at ii a. NJ
CALVIN. Died, Mondqy morning. Al J
offlocx.nt mis- residence lu o"ansnotoI /, hi-,
CALVIN. aged iity-three years. q hatiFe on
county Glare. Ireland. and q member Oh .oil-
MANY A. First Virginia Battalion, Jach'oi
rri4ads, g.. =. 4.
FUNERAL notice hereafter.
FArrNTIFROY MOSES fAINILtNVl
aenerfad fhis he on February 3D., no boo \.
A.. Ina the sixty-hfth year Of his age. TIC WAS
an OLD citizen of Henricu county.
Funeral Will take place at fli ln-stlstt n.p
| tisf Church THIS Tuesday fNtNlN' az q
ofolocF Friends and acQunintauces are re-
snsctIulIy invited TO attend.
sHapPARD.--Dic suddenly. nc his resi-
def-ce Sc. g west CLAY street Monday NOR NJ
| in.. February 81. 1890. JOHN T.. sliEf'
his funeral will Ike place from his lal'
residence THIS AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK.
40 flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

Nr.JT. Harahan has resigned his posi-
tion as general manager Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. and Mr.. G.. W stevens
the present general superintendent, has
been appointed in his stead. Mr.. stevens,
though a comparatively young man, enjoys
a line reputation as a railroad official. and
stands high as q gentleman. He is prac-
teal railroad man, having begun at the bot
tom Of the business, and by his energy and
uprightness has won for himself this high
position. The place pays $4,000 per year.
Mr.. stevens headquarters since the first Of
January has been in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

a.. ,.,, 4, ,,s,, ono or more cities 10 invcstl-
~ vattons methods Of dlHpoelng OF
"a rbage and other refuse matter pes " ~
rom mend the establishment OF n cteIns,otl
no. ~. drstruction Of night soil, garbage,
eead animals and all city refuse, ana woulu
Az your adoption Of the following fesoiu-
lions: ,.,...,.,o,, courcil Of
t'sc,tv ~ Richmof,d the Board OF Aldermen
concuriing) thst the Commlttoe OH nea', ~
he efnpovercd 20 contract TOT tne stec.ior ~
A crefnatory for the use Oh me - .,,s.
partment IN the destruction ~ VI, .is ss.atr,y
and dead animals. At = cost hot eACeer,i-
ave Thousand dollars, and that the Non ,.t-
tee on Finance be instructed 70 pro'l"e '''
said amount In the annual puuke.. A.. ,.,,..
Resolved, That the lot OF lanl =. III yraro
ton OF Finh and Hospital streets Ds sppI"
priated for the erection OF cfemhtoiy Wv, -,
on. or such other lind a. belongs 70 w . ~
which the Committee on Orouhus III" DUNN
ing and Health may agree upon
The first resolution was discussed NE. ps
Mr.. Christian and then by Colonei hV ss,
who upon invitation addressed the oounVli'
after which the resolution was sent " 'ne
Finance Committee. . a.
The second resolution, IN regard 70 lhe
site. was referred % the Committee on heso-
lutlons and the Committee on Health'
HAVE THEY BEEN SOLD
Mr.. Grimes offered a iesolution, when
was adopted. directing the AUDITOR ~ lul'
nsh the Committee on cemetefle. i tillne
ton in regard 10 certain lots III 0h ',i y.
Cemetery. and whether they STAND soie VI
not on his books.
II Is AMENDED.
Mr.. Courtney offered the following amend
meut 10 section ~, chapter ;, OF tne Nlll
Ordinances. which reads " Inc clefA :,
appointed NAV be removed at any thle -!
/ the City Council. The clerk 10 tue auu'ul
shall be clerk 10 the Finance Committee "a
a salary Ofs7j per annum ~ addll'sh " hi'
pay as clerk to the auditor.
-.~ CLARKE SPRING PROPERTY.
The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen
nroyidino FOR the sale Of Clarke spring pro
pertv. was amended 80 as 90 except Hrn
The terms Of sale that part OF the iand y
which were buried those VINO oleu Ito"
smallpox, and then was passed
The KINDERGARTEN.
Mr.. Campbell offered the following, whicl
was adopted
@Resolyed (by the Council Of the city O
RichmOnd), That the Committee ON + lnahc
he. and they are hereby, instructed TO m
clude i'm the annual appropriation LOT ~"
the sum Of $500 for the Women = Oh'ls'i"
Union"
This will be used for the establishment q
kindergarten for children between IN
| ages Of six and eight yeals.
A resolution Of thanks 10 the 'eneral A.
semblv for courtesies shown the Council q
the time Senator John W. Daniel delifers
his Grafton on the life and character Of IN
late Jefferson Davis, president OF me 'oi
federate states OF America. was laid ON IN
table amidst cries Of "blue tickets, Diu
tickets"
The last thing done was 90 pass resort
ten authoring the City Attorney TO emplo
additional counsel in the caseol the suIeu'
Of the late A. Il. NoOdsOn' Guy Noiieo'"i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

The ..Too Too" Progressive Euchrc CLUB
held lis last regular meeting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. l.. pel0uze. l2O east Mar
shall street. Miss stella Burr and Miss
Kate O'Nen won the ladies' prizes, and
.Iudge David C.. Richardson and Mr.. belges
the eontlemen's prizes. The "booDies
were awarded Miss Margie Parker and 1lr.
George Rady. After the game closed a
handsome collation. was served and the
merry party dispersed at midnight. Those
present we're Mrs. Frank Walton. Miss
O'Ncn. Miss Kuyk, Miss McMaster, OF
Pittsburg; Miss Emma Lester, Miss Margie
Parker. Miss stella Burr and the Misses
Pelouze. Messrs. Richardson. kuyk, Bei-e-
lester, Pierce, Fisher, Rady, Walton and
p4lOuLo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
MEETING OF THE w. c. A.
First Semi-Annual Meeting Of This Usefui
Organization.

Organization.
The first semi-annual meeting Of the We
mans Christian Association will be held AT
the Grace-stroet Presbyterian Church, cor
ner OF Fourth and Grace streets, Thursday
February 9th, at : O'Clock i. NJ. This asso-
citation has done during the past year a
grand work Of Christianity. II is composed
OF devoted Christian women. irrespective OF
denomination; and the object OF their meet
I'M. next Thursday il 10 lay before the pee q
PIE the work that they have accomplished
during the past year.
An exceedingly interesting programme
has been arranged for the occasion, and the
the public generally are cordially invited 10
attend. And no contribution or admission
fee is required.
The following programme Tor the evening
will be given: Organ voluntary, Dir. shepherd
Webb: Duet. Mrs. Eva l.. Peasants and
Mr.. Dabney: Prayer. Rev. Dr. W. LAND
rum: solo. Mrs. J. Haryie Blair; Address.
Rev. Or. James Y. Fair; Solo, Capt. Frank
Cunningham Address. Rev. DR.. :. =. Lam
beth solo, Mrs. Eva l.. Peasants; DoXology,
ReuedictiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

Fanny Davenport, brilliant actress and
woman, viii appear At the Mozart
Academy, Monday night, presenting Vic
tOrien Sardin's now famous play, "La
Tosca." BY report and discussion this play
is the best known Of the generation, and the
fame Of the star has preceded il here. The
engagement, limited 10 OEe night only,
should draw out a crowded house, as Miss
Davenport has been creating furore where
ever appearing. The seat sales will open
Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

The report Of the Committee on Water
recommending the increase OF the pay Of the
clerk in the Water Department from $50 to
S,5 per month. and increasing the paw ofthe
three iiremen az the pump-houses from s. 20
$50 per day. and the pay Of the regular
hands from 81 TO 1928, was adopted.
The Committee on Schools presented a
resolution instructing the auditor 10 issue
warrants for the payment Of salaries Of
teachers, Nc., at the Virginia Mechanics
Institute, and have the same charged to the
appropriation for schools, TO be placed in the
budget for $780, This was agreed 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup should al
WAYS be used when children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer az once.
be produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the little cheruh
'avakes as Upright As q button" IL is very
pleasant to taste. lt soOthes the child soft
ems the gums, allays an palm, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrn0sa, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty. five cer'f
a bottle. Tn ln.-aS b
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

Richmond always welcomes the Emer-
sons. Walter Emerson has no equal as "A
eornctlst. Next Thursday evening he will
be- with rs, and with him comes his yifted
wife, Virginia. woman Of whom we are
proud, and whose deliciously pure and
sympathetic soprano voice once heard is al
ways delightful memory. The COM
pany also includes Rudolph King, the
brilliant pianist. and that Irresistible hu.
morist, John Thomas. The concert viii he
given at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
clalion Hal. The box-shees is now open at
NJ. u. Ramos store, and reserved seats may
be secured without extra charge. Members
0f the Young Mems Christian Association
can obtain tickets at reduced prices By APP
plying TO the secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
.Iosenh z. Devine Dead.

Mr.. Joseph p DeUne died Yesterday
morning at his residence, No. PIG south
Fifth street.
Mr.. DeYne had 'been unweil for some
time, but continued % discharge his duty
as bOiler-maker of the Richmond Loco
motive Works az intervals until last We'd
nesday. when he went home from his work
and took 10 his bed, from which he never
recovered. lie was generous and kind. and
was a true friend. lie was prominently
connected with the Knights Of Labor, and
was an active member Of the Reform
party. He was a candidate for the House
Of Delegates, and polled the full vote Of his
party. In his private life he had many
friends. lie leaves a wife and six children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

VIII you heed the warning-the signal. per-
mans. OF the sure approach OF that more terri
bile disease. Consumption? Ask yourselves
if YOU can afford for the sake Of saving 30
cents, 10 run the risk and do nothing Tor no..
We know from experience mat >nilOh5 ture
viii cure your Cough. IL never fails. This
explains why more than Million Of Bottles
were sold the past year. IL relieves Group
and WhOoping Cough 40 once. Mothers. do
not be without H.. sample bottles free. sold
by BOdeker Brothers and II. NJ. Shields & Co.,
corner OF Fifh and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

Beacon Lights a drama Of the gold
country, was presented al the Theatre last
night in an acceptable manner. The start
ling climaxes which close each act ELECTED
tremendous applause from the galleries,
and the audience seemed 10 enjoy thoroughly
the performance. The company are numer-
ically strong and evenly balanced, and the
c0stuming and scenic effects are unusually
good. Beacon Lights will be repeated
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
Appointed by the Governor.

The Governor made the following appoint
nents Yesterday
Mr.. ID. G.. Richardson. Of Richmond. a
member OF the board Of directors Of the
Eastern Lunaiic Asylum, vice DR.. William
IL. Shields resigned.
Mr.J. +. Christian. Of Roanoke. a member
OF The state Board of Pharmacy for i've
years, beginning March -. 1890
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

The resolutions adopted by the Bar Asso-
citation Of this city, relative % the memory
of Colonel Thomas J. Evans were presented
10 the Circnit Court yesterday by Captain
Robert G.. scott, with feelln. and appropri-
ate remarks and asked that they be spread
on the court records. Judge Wexford re-
sponded in brief eulogistic address and
directed the clerk to enter the resolutions
uron r,icori.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
Great Excitement on Main Street satur
ALMOST APANIC,

AT . O'Clock we sprang open our doors,
from which time there WAS continual
rush. so much so. that we were compelled
al lO.3O 10 close our doors, as our corps oil
statesmen Of twenty-five. were insufficient
10 wait ON our customers: and why TINS
rush : First. because all fine suits and
Overcoats ara identically sold as advertised;
and secondly. because we are forced 20 sell
this entire stock. and &c must be sold as the
BOARD OF Underwriters" have only al
lowed us ten DAYS IN which 90 dispose on Do
an. People of this city. Manchester, West
Point. and Petersburg have all taken adj
vantage Of this "Great Boston Fire sale oil
Clothing" where clothing IS sold at 55'
per cent. of manufacturers cost. Keep
your eye on these prices.
Use. mems GOOD working pants, worth
St.5O: gSc. buys better ones, ten syles, worth
$3.50: Sl.1S for tine cashmere pants, really
worth $500: Sl9s buys strictly all-wool
pants. worth $3.50. just think of it-S2."o
lakes choice Of plaids or stripe mems suits,
an sizes, worth Sll; S39o buys splendid
mems suits Gall 10 MATCH, twenty-five styles
worth Sl3: Sj.l7 for good business cheNlot
suits. really worth Slj; S6.l9 buys fine wide
wale-wOrsted suits for dress, I'm cutaW3ys
or sacks. worth Sl6: Sl.29 for extra nne
dress suits. cost 90 manufacture SIS; S,.'0,
special quality (satin iaced), Dlach lfince
Albert dress suits, and fine black cheyiots,
worth S23.
Just think Of it-S3.9S takes elegant
kersey oyercOats. an cOlOrs, worth
SD: 1895, fine wOrImbo beaver or chin
chilla OyercOats, really worth Sli; 1913, fine
custOm-made melton or wOrstcd ONercOats
worth $1,000. Just think OF it, Here you
will see js cents.bOys' long pants worth 3l.0O,
and 300 splendid children's suits, all
ages. 9s cents; and 500 children's plated
school suits viii go for Sl39, but really are
worth $3.50 and 400 boys long pants suits
for S2.gs. with 1000 pair knee pants while
they last, II cents per pair, and many other
such bargains.
This is tie first time a sale Of such extra
ordinary magnitude has ever taken place In
this part OF the country. and will never oc-
cur again. As our time il limited for "a
short time only. we advise one and All 10
embrace this opportunity "0ie$t Boston
Fire Sale OF Clothing" 1913 east Main be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

WE have aspeedyand POSITIVE cure i9 ,, "a
tarrh. Dlphtherla Cankcr NOUN nnu
~,soi Injector free with each bottle. sc u
N von desire health and sweet breath. iilce,
- eents Sold by Bodckcr Brothers anu
ff M. shields & Co. corner OF J. iith ana A''
shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

At meeting Of the Military Club Of Nir-
GINA the following officers were chosen
President, Major 4. NJ. Marshal; vice Prcsi-
dent. Major ". NJ. Cary; secretary, Lieu
tenant J. II. Chenery; treasurer Captain
b. A. Jacobs. Governing board: Major W
L. Simons. Colonel J. Y. Bidgood, and Cap
tain l.. d. IreushaW. Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
United states Funds.

The First National Bank of Richmond
has ceased 90 DE a depository for United
states funds. Sand the collectors of customs
no Newport News and at Richmond nave
been directed 90 transfer their funds To- the
Merchants National Bank Of Richmond.
Checks already drawn by those officers ON
the First National Bank will be honored by
the Merchants Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

MRS. AYLETT Il. WOODsON is canvass
ing the city for the sale Of The Memoirs Of
Jefferson Davis, prepared by Or. j. William
Jones, and will De glad 10 receive the pa
tronage of the public. She hopes this Will
be remembered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
Judge Witt'.Gavsl.

When the Hastings Court opened yester-
day morning, Mr. William Z. Lawton. the
popular clerk OF the court, presented Judge
Samuel b. Witt with "A beautiful ivory
gavel. With or without this emblem Of au-
thority, Judge Witt will always preside
with hrmmess and impartiality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

For THROAT DISEASES AND COUGHS use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. Like all
really good things. they are initiated. The
genuine are sold only i'm boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

- Browns Bronchial Troches are ex
ceilent for the relief OF hOarseness or sore
throat. They are exceedingly efiectiye.r-
Christian World, London, Eng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

neglect that cough, but take AT once DR..
Dayid's Cough syrup Of Pure Pine Tar,
HOrehOund and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

nENrs WANTED. WE II

4 GENTS WANTED. - WE HAVE
4 an original plan in dealing with our
agents. which the greatly appreciate. We
Furnish Them with any QuNnuty OF our ca'h-
lOsues. with their names printed on each ar
exclusive agents for their county.
AGENTS nave merely 10 see that the cata-
locucs are properly distributed, and the re-
suit is marvellous. An agent ln lhla way can
also establish "a large mall trade.
Full particulars mailed ON receipt OF ioui
cents in stamps. .... go.
o0f-gNWIm Battle Creek. Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

For this malidy take that 0ld-fashion
remedy Of our mothers, Syrup of Pure Pine
Tar. lIorehound and Wild Cherry-Dr.
Dayid's Couch Syrun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

AN AGGRAyArING SORE THROAT j. soon
relieved 10y Or. ID. Jayne's Expcctorant. an
old'iime remedy for Bronchial and Pulmo-
nary Affections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

Don't take any chances with stubborn
cold, but get rid of il nationally with IN,
help OF Dr. Jayne's EXpectorant, healing
medicine for the lungs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

The best testimonials, with addresses, ac-
each bottle Of A. b. G. remedies.