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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-10-31
The Watertown Cattle Market. Oct. FL.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK IN MARKET.

Sh eeD
lat,flo and I.amh,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

Speaker Reeds Pittsburg speech
seems to have attracted wide spread
attention. Mr.. Reed like Mr. Ingalls,
never talks but what he says some
thing striking. He is built on the ag
gressive plan, always displaying a
chip on his shoulder.
In his latest effort he maintains his
reputation as leader of the ultra
montaine order. He out herods Her
cd as it were in his advocacy of the
passage of National election law
The Speaker asserts that it is posi-
bic to have a free and fair election of
congressman in many of the districts
of the country only through Federal
supervision. With singular unanimi-
ty the Negro press of the nation loud
ly applauds the remarks of the gen.
tleman from Maine, but with what
good reason we fail to see. The con-
dition of the Negro is not what it
should be and this is true whether
the Negro be North or South of Ma
son and Dixon's line.-Beaumont,
Tex, Recorder"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
A COlOred Reporter.

BosToN, May 20,-Robert T. Tea
man, a colored reporter of the
Boston "Globe, was this afternoon
unanimously elected a member of
the Boston Press Club. He is pro-
badly the first cOlored man ever
elected to an Incorporated white
mans club in Boston. Teaman has
been connected with the "Globe" for
about a year.
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup should be
kept in every family. A slight cold. II
unchecked, Is often the forerunner Of
consumption. One dose of this won
derful medicine has rescued many from
the grave.
The longer the apology the ''lively
young m IN" makes for his morning
he tdache. the worst matters will ap
p ar. Silence and Laxador are the
sovereign remedies for this. pecui r
kind of headache.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
THE PLANET.


We have found out the reason
why the North whipped the South
i'm the late unpleasant struggle, and
also why the North is more prosper
Gus than the South in religion and
all the arts and sciences of life. The
God of the North is a higher and
broader and more powerful God
than the God OF the South. 1t is
true that both of these Gods have
the same code OF laws; but the
Northern God has established his
kingdom in the hearts of people and
they yield willingly obedience to all
these laws. The God of the South
has not done this and his people
only keep that part of the law which
suits them. Thus God has a strong
er hold upon his people in the North
and therefore a stronger moral
government and therefore better
trained followers.-Nashville, Tenn,
Southern Christian Recorder. "
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, May 81, 1890.
Our people are drifting away to
the numerous summer resorts.
Every afternoon and evening
crowds can be seen winding their
way to the suburban parks to catch
a Whit of refreshing air after a day
OF toll in the close atmosphere of the
city.
Several marriages are expected to
take place during the fall months.
The funeral of Mr.. Samuel Allen
took place from Zion A. NJ. f..
church, North Russell ST. Sunday
morning and was well attended.
He was member of Sumner Lodge,
1884.
The last May party of the season
is billed for the both by the Favor
tie Associates of the SOUTH and
West End " at Wells Memorial Hall.
Last Sunday was rally day at
Charles Street church and quite a
handsome sumswas realized. All the
clubs have not reported as yet, but
we hope they will realize the amount
asked for.
ali par O4cS luOcIcoOcO III Olc race
should go to the meeting at Zion
Baptist church N. Russell st. on
the Goth.
A new political club has been
found in the 9th Ward to see why
we can not hold positions as well as
the whites.
At the Franklin school house
on last Monday evening, the colored
citizens of this city held a mass
meeting and elected delegates to the
State Convention of the American
Equal Rights Association, which will
be held in Zion church, North Rus
sell St., on Monday afternoon, May
26th at 2 o'clock.
The funeral of Mr.. Walker took
place from his late residence 15s
Northampton st. last Tuesday
morning and was well attended
Among the floral designs was on,
presented by the st. Paul Beneficial
Society, which consisted of a buncl
of wheat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
Ebenezer Cemetery.

Are the members of the Ebenezer
Cemetery asleep, gone away, or
dead?
If asleep it is now time for them
to awake for the Memorial is near at
hand and there is a good bit of work
that needs to be done on their part.
If gone away we hope when they
read of the Importance of their
August presence they will speedily
return, but if dead, we also hope
their graves are not lying exposed III
the cemetery to the beasts brows-
ing, and to his cruel tread, but in
some careful attended grounds where
some flowers may be strewn upon
them in a few days.
Willie Thompson. An owner Of
a section.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
STORE TO LET.

A splendid Store For Rent at
Centralia crossing Centralia is
eleven miles from Richmond and
three and half miles from Ches-
ter6eld Court House and is the
point at which persons attending
court, leave the trains from Rich
mOnd and Petersburg to take bug
gies and wagons etc, to the Court
House. Besides, families are quite
thickly settled around Centralia
and any live and polite person
could make this quite a business
centre-being half way between
Richmond and Petersburg and
Chester just two miles above.
~ Reasonable terms. Apply
at the Savings Bank, 100 W Jack
son street city. We have also sew
eral half acre lots at this point for
sale on the most liberal terms.
Parties wishing to buy will find
J this a profitable investment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

Whenever one white ruffian, or a
dozen, lynches black man at the
south, the Associated Press despatch
invariably winds to the tragic &C
count of what is generally considered
an episode with the sentence ''the
best people deplore the sad affair. I"
This is usually lie out of whole
cloth. The best people do nothing
of the kind, for the very simple rea-
son that they are as often as deep in
the mud as the worst people, are in
the mire. Take the Barnwell. S. c.,
episode, when white ruffians lynched
eight black men who were in the
clutches of the law. Let us suppose
that these ruffians were of the worst
people," is il not charitable to infer
that the grand jury that gave those
white ruffians a splendid white-wash-
ing were of the ''best people?" Is
the man who condones the crime any
better than the criminal? Notin the
eyes of the law administered without
prejudice.-New York cage"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

The talk argued by some people
about not putting mp a ticket, be-
cause the Democrats mean go have
the city amy how, and we will be
showing how weak we are, is all
nonsense. This is not the real
motive. We understand the trick
and we propose if there are any man
ly republicans in the city to have a
ticket. We urge our republican
friends to be vigiant from now I'M
I'll election. Now is the time for
men to prove their fealty TO the
party Petersburg, Va, Weekly
Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
Church Hill Notes.

East End Union Council No. 131,
/. o. St. Luke, was organized on
the 9TH with the following officers: N.
F., r. B. Evans, w. c., Carrie j Jackson
w. V. c., Fannie Dabney; w. F. Sec.,
jamie Jackson. w. r. Sec, Elizabeth
Brown; w. Chaplain, Mahala Gar
licke Nv. Treasurer, Agnes Miles :;
w. K: of wardrobe, Sarah J. Brown
w. S. G. Jane Wiley: w. j. c., Edmo-
MIA Sheppard; w. l. g., Carrie Robin
son; w. 0. g., Mamie Ross.
This council, with a membership
of about fifty persons. contains some
very promising young ladies of
Church Hill.
Rev. Evans Payne having obtained
a leave of absence, returned from the
Baptist State Convention last Satur-
day and administered Sacrament at
his church on Sunday. He seemed
to have been very much pleased with
his trip and speaks of the pleasant
and harmonious session that prevail
ed with the Convention.
On Sunday morning last Mr..
James Woodson, father of Mr.. Jas.
Woodson, Jr., was baptized at the
Fourth Baptist Church. His bap-
tism reminded us of that of the Gu
noch spoken of in the Scriptures in
that he preferred not to wait until
a special time should be designated
but at his own request was baptized
alone.
The Miriam club that has worked
SO assiduously as an laid society
for the Fourth Baptist Church, will
give an excursion from this city tC
Hampton and Old Point Comfort
It's members are requested to meet
promptly Monday night next at No
1920 p street.
JUPITER,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

1t was charged that
Senator Buffers Negro Deportation
bill'' contemplated the Punishment
of Southern Afro-Americans TO the
Upper Congo District of Africa, he
and others denied it. Last Satur-
day the Senator presented a petition
from nine members of the race, who
say in effect that if the United States
will give 800 to each member of
their respective families they will
emigrate to Liberia. The petition
was a printed one, a fact which
shows that Senator Butler is work
ing up his scheme earnestly and
systematically. Accompanying the
petition is another paper bearing
testimony to the worth and respecta
bility of the petitioners. Says the
New York Tribune; "This makes
Mr.. Buffers proposition all the
more strikingly foolish. Why in the
world should the Government give
$500 or more to induce a good citi-
zen to get out of the country, when
it permits undesirable citizens to
come in and charges them ncthing7''
Because one is-eolored sssss ss the other
white. Ask us an easier one.--Cleve-
land, o., "Gazette. +"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
AND THE
.-LADIEs' AUXILIARY,-

S-LADIE5' AUXILIARY,-@
~The Virginia Exposition Grounds
have been rented and there will be a
fine Brass and String Band to furnish
music for the occasion.
Dancing from 8 N to D m Gro
quet and other games will be furnished
for the pleasure of all.
The Odd Fellows of Richmond and
Manchester are respectfully invited to
accompany IN PatriArchie on the
parade which will leave Odd Fellows
Hall 3rd street at 10 O'Clock IN. All
persons ia regAlia will be admitted at
reduced rates.
The committee will spare no pains TO
make this day of pleasure for all Odd
Fellows and friends who may favor us
with their patronage Order will be
strictly enforced and no disorderly
persons will be allowed on the grounds.
Refreshments in abundance at city
prices. The BANG let will be under the
care of the Auxiliary Ladies OF which in
vitations and tickets can be had from
any of the ladies.
Tickets to the Banquet including sup
per, Scots.
Mrs. Benz. Jackson, Pres. Of Aux.
Mrs. A. Walker, Jr. Sec
%ADMISSlON TO GROUNDS. -Sa
Gent Admission, 70 cts
Children under l2 yrs, 10 cts.
Come out and have good time. Cars
run to the gate.
Committee of arrangements. Reuben
Clay, j. NJ Garrant, Thos. p. Mathews
Jbos. s Williams, Allen j. Harris,
Chalrman, DIR. 8. ii Dismond, Sec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Marriages-Death- Churches-Enter-
tainments.

The delegates to the Convention
have returned. Mr.. $. Saunders
went instead of Mr.. Kelsor as his
business would not allow him TO go.
Rev. Barksdale, of Danville, Va,
preached at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
His text for the evening was 18th
chapter of the Acts, 26 verse. His
discourse was listened to with much
interest.
We are glad to note that the two
churches are moving on prosperous
ly. Through some misunderstand-
ing they are not in union, but still
they are not at war with each other
we are glad to say.
Rev. A. Truatt has been confined
TO his room for several days, but we
are glad to see him out again.
Miss Polly Cary and Mr.. Philip
Pass, were joyfully married and
passed to Lynchburg, Thursday
night May 18th.
Miss Alice Gatewood and Mr.. VIM
Minor, will be married Thursday
May 22d at 3 p. m. We wish them
a long life and much happiness.
Miss Cornelia Martin, daughter oI
Henry and Patsy Martin, died Mon
day in the 18th year of her age
her funeral was preached by Rev.
Robinson at Mt. Zion Church
Many tears were shed when her
dying words were told the congrega
ton She is now at rest.
Tell everybody to call at Alex8n
der and Bullock's every Saturday
aud get the PLANET. 1t will pay
them to call and buy their groceries
as they sell cheaper than any Other
house in the city for cash. Goods
delivered. Don't forget, Alexande
and Bullock's, University Ave. nea
Harris foundry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
FROM DANyILLE.
A Sad Accident-A Disastrous Fire
Memorial Exercises.


DANvILLE, Va, March 20, 1890.
The news of the accidental killing
OF Johnnie Day was teiegraphed from
Buffalo, n. Y, last Thursday. He
was killed at a place called Welland,
within the Canada limits. Swinging
out from the steps of a moving car
en- route to Buffalo, his head came in
contact with an iron bar, which kill
ed him almost instantly. He was
taken to Buffalo, and the news of his
sad fate photographed to his relatives
here and Mt. Bridge Lodge, No.
1895, G. u. o. of o. F., at Hamilton,
Ont, of which lodge he was mem
Der. The Odd Fellows of Hamilton
sent a committee to Buffalo to look
after the remains which were careful
ly prepared and forwarded, with Bro.
Frank Dix as an escort to Danville.
The. funeral was preached at High st.
Church last Sabbath, and the body
was laid to rest by fraternal hands
OF True RefOrmers, of which order he
was also q member. He was a mem
Der of the High street church for four
teen years, a consistent Christian, a
devoted son and loving brother, was
engaged as assistant cook on a din
ing car at the time of his death. A
NJ. Wheeler, Esq, of Buffalo, N. Y,
former Past Master here, was very
kind and took special interest in the
part of having the body returned to
Danville. The family and friends of
fer many thanks to Messrs. Wheeler
and A. c. jackson for their kind at
| tention.
The Adams family gave musical
| concert at the True RefOrmers' Hall
Monday night. A large and appreci-
ative audience attended.
Tuesday morning about four o.
clock fire was discovered in the store
house of A. Nc. Coy, on Union street
and before the flame could be subdu,
ed the entire stock of groceries and
liquors, valued at three thousand
dollars, was CONSUMED. Insurance
$4,000.
Thomas t. Epps, Esq, died yester
day after brief illness. He was &
member of Lynn street A. M. f
Church, Bright American lodge No
1879 Odd Fellows, and Samaritan
His wife and four children suryiv,
him and a number of friends who
sympathize with them in sus amin,
so great a loss.
Rev. Barksdale, members an,
friends OF the High street church ar
preparing to make a clean sweep @
their church debt which amounts t.
about fifteen hundred dollars
Grand Rally services will be held th
third Sabbath in June and TIN
above amount is expected to be rails
ed. Independent Lodge 1479, G. [
, o. of o. +, subscribed $40.
w. f. Grasty, Esq, president {
the Memorial Association, will visi
all the schools of the churches mex
J Sunday in the interest of the Assoc
, alton and it is hoped that he will r,
> ceive the favorable consideration {
: scholars and teachers.
The ladies are requested to furnis
! all the flowers at their command, t
] be used in decorating the graves {
those who fell in the cause of the III
ion and freedom. The exercises wi
E begin at the National cemetery at 4
e 30 o'clock and close about 6 o'clocl
I Friends from North DanvilIe an
r Jacksonville will take part in the de
o grafton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

ID edmond FIRE
II 4 POTOMAC Schedule com
mencipg FEBRUARY "a, 1S90-eastern
standard time.
1:ss A NJ. leaves Byrd street station daily
etoss only At Ashland, Bot W III,
njf1rd and Frederickshu TX, o-ooke
s3d WI ew ter. sleeper to Wash
1l.0i a. - leaves Byrt Street station daily
except sunday.
6.8 y III leaves Byrd street s. a.foD NV
us =. ID. leaves BIRD Street station os'ls.
ttope onl a B)thwen, Mtlfcrl ni
Ere ieri ksburg. sleepSr k'ch mend
$50 NJ. arrives at b. I'd Street station
daily. Slespcr fro New York.
2.S5 M. arrives a. byrd street station
daily. ST y. q, Fee e.'eksburg ~
err from VA hiI gtoD end new York.
Does not stop az Eloa
Sap "a arrives at Byr1 street sta 'on
daily except study.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EX BPr SUNDAYS.
a. A. M. leaves fl)a. Arrives ~ A hlsn d
@ M. acc ulodation leaves Bird street
station; ARR -es at Ashla ID - ; = m
o.t4 r. nj. arrives Eiba; arrives 1t Ashland
$40 A. "a. arrives Elbs. Leaves Ashland A.
s-s5 A. M aecomm ida. ion arrives, a. byrd
street staio-; leaves Ashland at
$50 M arrives ~ Eloa; leaves Ashland A.
The New York aud Florida : .ec,al con-
pos OF Pullman v.stibuied G RS arise.
Bird strees station on =oncay<. Weakness
days and Fridays al lbs pm; AID leaves
b "a street station on Tuesdays, Thur DAYS
aud SATURDAYS at $40 IN Extra fare CHI ,rg-
CA TAYLOR Traffic Manager
-hEhS. uen1 s1psrintendent.
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, SEA- >POAM> ICE SCREAM.

Nothing superior to the newly pre-
pared sea foam Ice Cream. Church
festivals, Societies, excursions and
wedding parties furnished at the
shortest notice. All that have eaten
this cream, say it is the best. If it is
not, we ask no pay. Give us a trial,
we guarantee satisfaction. Fresh
candies daily bread, cakes, and Pies.
Richmond Bakery 357 Brooke Ave.
Bet. Clay and Leigh.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

The last appearance of the
Cantata of Ruth and Boaz until
next fall will be at the Second Bap-
fist Church Tuesday evening, June
3D., for the benefit of the Second
Baptist Sunday School and the
the Sunday School Union.
Smoke Havana Fruit Cigar. &c.
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FORTUNE TELLER:

Past and future life revealed cor
rectly upon the receipt ofAtwo dol
lars. Names dates of births and
complexion, also separated brought
together. Causes speedy and happy
marriages. Gives advice on all dis
eases. For further information send
stamped envelope to
Mrs. PURRIE,
Box 79, RICHMOND, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

II you are hard to tit aud have tende
feet. call to see Mr.. George W. Boiling
at Wertheimer's Shoe Store, 421 K
Broad Street.
He will suit you in footwear.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24

No blue coat line of argument will
satisfy the Negro of to-day. Living
issues is what he is interested in, it is
not that you Fought four years for
him." but what are you doing for us
at present Fort Worth, Tex,
"Torchlight Appeal"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-24
ICHMON AND DAN VILE
HI RAILROAD.

HI RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect April %. 1890.
1RAISs LgAvE RICHMOND, VA
3 80 A. NJ. SOUrHERN EXPRESS, daily, 20
A'lanta, Augusta and polnts
South Connects a. Greensh ,ro
for Durham aud Raleigh; q. Sails
buy for Western North Caroitna'
Passengers can AXE slee.e, -
p. M. Through sic pe's from
Danv I G South.
SO. A n. ACCOMMODATIONS daily EXCEPT
Sunday to Glover, Va and inter
mediate points
IL co A. NJ. V RaINiA AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA EXPRESS, daily, through
train TO Ralsigh via Keysvilie.
Connects at Burkeville with Nor
folk AID Western railroad for
Farmvilie. Lynchb rig. and points
West at Keysv lille for Clarksviils,
oxford, Henderson aud Durham.
100 Z. "a. FAST MAIL, daily, for Atlanta,
Augusta AID noints South. con.
meets at Mos. LIS juno ion with
Farmville and POwhA; an Gilr0ad:
at Greensboro for Durham AID
Raleigh at salisbury for Western
ers from Danville South.
SEQ =. NJ. LOCAL, daily, except Sunday, for
Amelia courthouse q I'd gnterme-
ATE y It's.
TRAINS ARkIvBAr IIHMoND.
S.aS AZ From Atsnta and Au gusta.
s45A. NJ. from Amelia Courth0use.
81 Z. NJ. Fl liu Raleigh.
$3.50 II. NJ. At Manchester from Cl ,ver.
" OAK RlV ER LINE Via West Point
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THE FAvoRIrE ROUTE NO TIL.
LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAIN NO. 81 20 M.
l. &C AL fXPdESS. daily, excel.J Sunday.
OPS AZ al stations. At Lester Manor cau-
cts with stage for Walkerton: with BA.ti
crest can CT ST w tst TCiut.
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4 HESAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY
" COMPANY.
Schedule in effect May 18th 1869.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

lEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. M. "Limited" daily for Old y pint and
Norf Tx. Pullman car 70 Old Point
lis , a. n. Express daily for Cincinua.i. Par
Tor Ger old Point 10 Charlottesville
AM Pullman Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO Cincinnati.
$40 Z. M. Express ally for Old Point "a
Norfolk. Parlor Car TO OIL Point
500 p. M. Ac .onmo1ation except sunday
for Boutwell,
3 Is p. M. The +. +. v. Limited daily. Pun
Man Sle .ng Car OLD Point 10 Hfu-
ton. Solid vestibuie train, with Din
Ing Car and RGllmaus Cbarlottes-
Vile TO Cincinnati and Pullman 10
Louisville.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
las A. M. and 2 so p. NJ. daily from .ncln
natl
7.sb P. NJ. daily except Sunday from Both
IL sc A M and TAI P. n daily from Norfolk
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad.)
LEAVE RICHMOND.
90 A. NJ. daily for Lynchburg, L exington
I'D Clifton Forge.
80 p. M. for Ly nchburg except Sunday
Sleeping Car for Lyp chhuFg which
will / ave Lynchb arg at 10 A NJ
except Sunday for Lexington and
Clifton Forge.
TRAINS Ave ~ -IcHAoND.
80 p. NJ. ca'ly from Clifton Forge.
30 A. M. ex .ept SUNDAY from clifton
Forge, Lexington and Lynchburg.
S alton: Eighth and Canal streets.
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BRICKS

The Union Brick Co. of Henrico
Co. yard, 3lst St. between T. and
u. SITS. is prepared to furnish Ma
sons and Builders with the best
simon, paving and eyebrick at
prices as cheap as furnished by
any yard in the city. Orders filed
and bricks delivered any where in
the city. Orders may he LETT with
the following places: Miles & Gil
pin, 11S w. Broad St., w. S.
Christian &c and & T. SITS. Joshua
Fry, WOodville Va. Chas. p.
Johnston, SIG N. 9TH ST. s. w.
Robinson 23rd N. 18th st. An.
derson Evans 702 3Olh ST. Rich
mond Wood & Coal Co. 21st
and Franklin ST. VIM Custalo,
702 K. Broad st. Industrial Day
206 w. Broad st. also at the
Planet Office. Phone No. 1872.
ENNIS DICKERSoN JR.
General Manager.
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RICHMOND, Va, A5ril "a, 1896.
Having removed nv Dental Office
to the Spacious Rooms No. SOC f.
Broad St. between 9TH and 9th
streets, over Mr.. uilpins' shoe
store. / am bette prepared to
perform all Dental )erations neat
ly at the lowest ties for cash.
Open at all hours ily.
CHAs (. JACKSON,
s. ION Dentist.
Smoke III Matn igar. &c.
Subscribe tothe slesFnond PLANET
1t takes loud baby 70 wake up a
sleeping car. but Il takes bat little OF
DR.. Bulls Baby Sgrup~fo quiet that
baby, and it req aires o . % cents 10
buy a bottle OF chs we'll known
remedy.
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Sold by Druggists, OF sent postpaid on receipt
OF price. DIR. HUMPHREYS MANUAL (l44 pages)
richly bound I'm cloth and gold, mailed free
Humphreys Medicine Co. 100 Fulton St. n Y.