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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

There is evidently nothing small about
the labor agent who proposes to carry 25s,-
600 negroes from North Carolina to work
in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas.
Moreover it is clear that the agent referred
to Is doing as much as any other single
force to solve the race problem so far as
our neighbors to the southwark are con-
cerned. We fancy that the Tar Heels do
not object. so long as the exodus is not
made too rapidly. A very considerable
emigration of negroes can be borne by the
Old North State with ultimate advantage
TO the white people dwelling within that
States borders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
EXCURSIONS. &c

EXCURSIONS. &c.
DEATS THEM ALL,
I'D AND PROBABLY THE LAST,
GRAND EXCU KsIOS-STEAaER ARIEL
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP TO NOR
FOLK, OLD POINT. and NEWPORT NEWS.
ONLY sl5O ROUND TRIP TO VIRGINIA
BEACH.
NOTIMK LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY NIGHT, August 30, 1870
MOONLIGHT on The JAMES.
Look at this schedule; Leaves Richmond
Saturday night. Angus SOtn. 81 10 O'Clock sharp
arrives at Newport News at 8 A. NJ. Old Point at
a. NJ. and Norfolk at ga. N. Leaves Norfolk
SUNDAY at4P. NJ, Ola Point at 8 7. IL, and New
mort News at $3.50 2. N. Arrives at Richmond Al
1880 O'Clock sunday night. Tickets also good 70
return The following Tuesday, september "a.
Ample time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach,
6caan yisw. Hampton, Soldiers Home, &c.
ladies' saloon reserved for them exclusively.
Elegant meals and refreshments on steamer.
Bea,s them all.
WE GO RAIN OR SHINE. -
au 2i-st VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
PERMITS TO SCHOOLS.
| The Way Clerk snowden Does 1t I'm Alex
andria-Cold-Wate Textbooks.
frorrasnondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, August 26, 1890.
Clerk II. Snowden, of the city schools,
will on Monday next commence the issuing
of permits to the children who wish to at
tend the public schools. On the first three
DAYS of the week he will issue to white
children alone, and on Thursday and Fri
day to colored children. After that no
permits will be issued until the goth, in
order to allow the schools time to organ
iZe.
All the buildings have been overhauled
and put in order for the coming session.
TEMPERANCE TEXTBOOKS.
The Good Templars of Alexandria and
Fairfax counties are trying hard to induce
the public-school authorities TO use tenn
perance textbooks as far as they can. Re-
Gently the County School Board of Fair
fax county adopted temperance book to
be used in the schools there. Now Pioneer
Lodge, of Falls Church, has passed resolu-
tons asking the School Board of that place
to introduce the book into the schools
there.
COMPROMISED.
The suits Of @. +. Neal and L. N. Cox
against the SCHUYLER Electric-Light Com
pany. growing out OF the placing of an
electrc-lighting contract in Lynchburg,
have been compromised. and the attorneys
for the two gentlemen will have the cases
stricken from the court docket here.
Miss Rebecca Dainger6eld, who has been
visiting friendsin Lynchburg, has returned
home She was accompanied home by Miss
Eva Prescott, of Lynchbug.
Mrs. Paul Letterman, of Charlottesville.
is visiting her father. Mr.. Henry Strauss,
ut his home here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE.
10 Mt. Vernon Place Baltimore, Md

AIRS. JULIA r. TUTYILER AND MRS. ANNE
VI CABELL RUST, Principals. Engll.h, french ana
German school for Young Ladies' and Lite uifis
twenty. Reopens September %. References; Jnsle ~,
John HARLAN, Washington, d. c. President u 9; Oh
man and DR. Herbert Adams, johns hopAl1s
Stsiuson, wilmington. Y. e; Judge ". - Hsr yv
savannah: Bishop Whitie, Richmond; Presleht w
Preston. Johnston, Tulane University; Ten. ~ W.
C,,stus lee Washington and Lee University and 1eh'
a. H. Garland, Washington, d. G.
~ sa &Tunnnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
PROPOSALS.
CoxxoHwzAIra OF VIRGINIA.
OTIiCI OF SUIT OF PUBLIC PRISTfso,
RICHnOED. Va August %, loW.

oTyics OF SURF. o. PUBLIC PRIsTiso;,
RICHMOND, Va, August %, low
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL bE
- recsivsd q this once until sATuhpAn.
september g. 1890, at u O'Clock ~. fox ,s me
PRINTING, LfTHoGKAPHING. blSpiNu,
RULING. &C., for ths state Of Virginia 'Of on'
year from October !, lsou .,...s-
Printed schedules, showing In detail tne =, u hsa-
derS on which all oids viii BE- required 70 BE-
made. ,.,o hama
Contractors viii be required to enter INTO iona
with security. 10 BE- approved BY tpe "a ssish-
Of the Commonwealth. Tor the promp' aA1
the riehs 4 reserved Of rejecttps any o. IN ~
bids, and the work xiii be awarded N ss 49,
propcr, .. II. UBASSu.Nss
supsrsnssuasni of Public fr'nuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

The members of the Democratic minor
ity in the House seem to have found way
at length to carcumvent Radical schemes
and schemers. We have been surprised
that they did not find it sooner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
NIGHT IN A CHURCH.
Mothers, Babies, and All Sleep In the
Temple-Fine Crops-Successfui
Crabbers-Amusing Result.


Crabbers-Amusing Result.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspacth.l
ToASo. JAMES CRY COUNTY, Va,
August %, 1890.
Revs. Warren, Walden, and w. III. Barnes
closed on last Sunday protracted meeting
at Liberty church (Baptist) with fourteen
additions. Quite success considering
the many interruptions by rain. One
evening they met for baptismal purposes
and adjourned from the water to the church
for night services. An awful cloud, accom-
panied with wind thunder, and rain, soon
put in its unwelcome appearance, and the
whole crowd, including mothers and
babies. spent the night IN the church.
THE CRoAKERs SATISFIED.
Fodder-pulling has commenced and re-
veals an unusually fine yield OF corn. The
old croakers who never made good crop
until after it had been gathered and con-
sumed now throw up the sponge and ac-
knowledge that they are satisfied. lt has
also been noticed that the blades of fod-
der are thicker than usual; and why not !
for it is well known that cool nights and
heavy dews thicken the leaves of tobacco.
and may not the same be true of fodder I!
THEY CAUGHT THE CRABS.
Masters Buckner Cowles and Kemper
TAYLOR went a-crabbing in York river on
Yesterday. After a most successful catch
they pulled the boat ashore bagged
their game, mounted their steeds, and
were off for home at lively gait. Master
Buckner Cowles had the bagged crabs tied
behind his saddle. This was a novel method
of travelling to the saltwater denizens.
THE COLT AND CRABS.
SO, having opened an aperture in the
bag, the crabs also opened upon the spinal
column of the spirited colt that was taking
them at rapid rate from their native
co SOss Pun snnb
running and kicking. Luckily the string
broke, the bag fell to the ground, and the
crabs-those that survived the crash
true to their nature, at once engaged in q
deathly struggle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
REPUBLICAN INDEPENDENT.
A. J. Taylor VIII Hun for Congress In the
Tenth District-His Platform.
fCorrezpondance OF ne Hammond pianafchl

FonK UNION. Va, August az, 1890.
Mr.. A. j. Taylor, once q sergeant-at-arms
OF the House of Delegates under the Re-
emit that he will in few days make an an
nouncement which will appear simultane-
ously In several newspapers of the Tenth
congressional district TO the eject that no
would run for Congress on the platform on
which he was elected to the Legislature In
1877. Mr.. Taylor says that platform Inn
poses the obligation to see particularly at
ter the interests Of the farmer. mechanic,
and lsboring classes OF the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
THE SCHOOL CENSUS
or THE CITY OF PETERSBURG SHOWS
A VERY SMALL GAIN.
Tho Three Young Burglars Sent On for
Trial--No Indictments to Make In
surry-No Criminal Cases
correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch,
PETERSBURG. Va. August n. 1s!

PETERsEuR0. VA, August n, 1890.
The school census of the city of Peters
burg has been completed, and the follow
ing are the figures as reported to the De-
partment of Public Instruction at Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
Peculiar

10 ITSELF In many important particulars. Hoods
5arsapariila Ia different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep
aration OF Ingredients, Hoods sarssparillA pos
sesses the fun curative value OF the beat known
remedies OF the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In It's medicinal merit. Hoods Sarsapa-
rills accompllshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy - Hoods sar.
sapariila Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be sa!d 100 doses ono dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses and do
not produce as good results as Hoods sarsaparils.
Peculiar In It's good name at homo"- there 10
moro OF Hoods sarsaparlia sold In Lowell, where
It made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In so shor, q time. Do not be in
ducedto take any other preparation. Be sure toget
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Soldby all druggists. 81; SIX for IS. Prepared only
By c. /. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

- aovr in history In unsurpassed infamy.
G9 u9 2r,, ~ and methods Of parliamentary
n ars sJ Of hundred years Of free gov;
pmuurnant were swept away by new code OF
ernir r,,le. adopted in the interest OF the
,rapsnevsd mower Of the North. Practically
Thnr,aa Brackett Reed was. the Congress:
Tho ho infamous provisions OF the proposed
ia NV hill. drawn at the dictation OF
Wall street. were thoroughly exposed. With
tao "n and figures that compelled conyic-
ton he pointed out the inconsistencies.
e eio Injustice. and hypocrisy of the Nc
L;nlav tariff bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
WE MUST SELL
AQUANITTY OF
G. O @ ID S

BEFORE GOING INTO OUR NEW STORE.
THE NEW PRICES WE have MARKED on
OUR STOCK ARE Low ENOUGH 10
PLEASE EVERY ONE.
TRY Us on MAT1INGS
md We will soon convince you mat We are
slaughtering goods
See the remnants OF FANCY MATING AT IKE
Old prices 20. Is, 30, and Csc yard.
Now patterns FLOOR OIL-CLOIH az 25c. yard
SUMNER UNDERWEAR REDUCTIONS.
LADIES' JEKSEY-RIBBEDY VESTS that were i5c.
now lrc each. ...
MEMS FINE BALBRIGGAN sHlRTS-the &c.
Kind now 33c. each
CHILDREN's GAUZE NESTS-i2%, 10, is. ana
2Oc we're the Drices-now loo. each.
OUR NEW PRICES ON WASH DRESS GOODS
PFC sATINRS, yard wide, now Quito &c. yard;
AHsHc. DRESS GINGHAMS now cut 10 Be. a
yard; the 10 and lssc. qualities are down to
re. yard
10 and l2%c. CHALLIES are now &C. yard.
CARPETS, CURTAINS, AND SHADES
have received desperate cuts.
We can sell you these goods NJ much less than
they will cost you few weeks lister.
BUY MKN'S FURNISHINGS NOW.
MEMS STANDING COLLAkS-the l2kc. quail
ty, a few sizes left-at Sc. each;
SILK TICK sCARF5-the PC. quality at lie
CSC TECK and FoUR-lN-HAND scARFs now
I9c. EACH
Our SOC. NECKWEAR. variety OF shapes,
shades ana silks, at Sc. EACH
Special removal prices OF GAuIE, BALbRiG-
GAN, and RIBBED UNDERWEAR.
WE WILL SOON MOVE TO OUR NEW STORE,
40 2l7 East Brond street.
Prices to every department exceptionally low.
Many small lots not mentioned here will be on
sale this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
HON. n. ST. GEORGE TUCKER
Opens the Campaign 1T Lovingstou. Mel
son County, in Ringing Speech.
[corrsspondsnos OF the Richmond Dispaseh.l
LovM0sron. NEIAoN COUNTY. Val

August 70, 1890.
The campaign In this county was opened
H. St. George Tucker. It was our regular
County Court day. but an unusually large
crowd was present. The courthouse was
packed to its utmost capacity when Mr..
Tucker arose TO render to his constituents
an account Of hts Stewardship. His speech
WAS entirely devoted 70 { discussion Of the
leading measures introduced BY The ma
jority party in the Fifty-6rst Conezega.
The ssts Of ths BODY, y DECLARED, would
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
TvHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT, VA

Unsurpassed in appointments, Table and gene
raj attention. Terms Ices, for tho sccommods-
than al any resort OF It's prestige In the Caitsd
states. Music twice . day BY the celebrated
Fort Monroe Band; nightly hopa safsst and
most delightful surf. bathing on shs coast: eosd
sailing. fishing. and DRIVING FrsQusns pre-
daily inspections, drills parsde~ cannon and
rifis target practice: A broad expanss Of sAli
water surronnds Old Point Comfort hence thess
no oppressive heat Tue evenings ere delight
fuI. ana me nights cool ana rsffsshine rhs
most charming nartns vtsvs In he world Sond
for descriptive pamphlet EN-. PIKE.
- of.sa M. 1u& Tht0e1 Manaxogs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
NIITELDORFIRy REMOVAL SALE,
521 Broad street.
MEETINGS.
A. j. GARY, Secretary.

NOTICE.-TO THE MEMBERS OF
~ BRGCK-LAYERS' UNION. No. l, OF YlR-
GINA: There will be called meeting OF your
Union FRIDAY EVENING, August 29th, at
O'Clock at Thon's Hall. seventeenth and Main
streets, in regard 10 the parade on Monday,
september 1st
BY order Of the President
JOHN ALLEN, Recording Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
sUMMER KEaORrU.

4
WOOD HOTEL AND
" SPRINGS, GREENWOOD DEPOT. VA.
chesapeake and ohio railway. Reduced rates
offered for mouth Of september. Further par
ticulsrs apply 70 4. =. bnuch,
An G.i5is Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEA AZ; q
~ Ex6cuTxp AT TIE DisrAIOn -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

Total .............3,iOS
svNr TO TIE GRAND IrRY.

The last school census gave total OF
1881, which shows very small gain this
wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
Female Irregularities.

M. W. q. CLExoys. Ma. 20 W. Crae. st.. EleA
nond. Va, writes
4, gives mo pleasure 10 recommend" A p O rsste,
have observed Its seton vsTy closely sith lAy mem,
bsr Of roy family Tho Toaie uss, ;or sAai i, con-
monty known change Of ne. The patients coodtoa
was indeed critical very nervous weak and cnscLat.i
with no appetite She bad the best medical attention
from mo commencement. and had tied many recara,
mended remedies. bH: gradually zrsE ror,s shs "a.
- much disheartsned. and impressed sin tho bslsi
that no remedy would be Of benefit % her, that iou.s
u quite dlscult g-, her 20 ty DE Tonic TiaaI,
she DID. II had charming efec, A friend Il 'hi !.
lady also tried IL with similar results. All hearty -
dor,o II as the creates, boon osorci 70 ,sssrs,
woman.
SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS.
Treatise on BLOOD and Sks Diseases b. nal t,,
ADDE'S.
A. II. G.. CHEMICAL CO,
Us i2fh 81. R,csnoad. Va
lie STh,susruiyl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
p.cx TO RECONSTRUCTION.

AtIast Mr.. Tucker said. IN the madness
~ hate enyious of our dawning prosperity,
the mslignants of the North proposed 2
tbo nile III the bayonet by the passage OF
the Lodge election bill The PASSAGE OF this
n ,iraso Of The end. There was not an honest
wb}ie man in the State of Virginia who
would endorse the course Of the Republl-
party in the fll'v,r1 tb STsat Attention
tbronchollt: and was frequently applauded
durInS the delivery of his great speech,
which occupied nearly two hours. There
wI M donbt of his triumphant election this
fall. He has no opposition so far. large
part of his audience today oeIop hsi;ir 70
will beartilv support him. This organiza-
ton IS growing rapidly in this county.
Weather dry and crops needing rain very
badly. H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18
DESBREF EVENING H2WS.
"wednesday. sunc Is. 1880.
INDUSTRIAL VILLAGES.
EFFORTS To RE-EsrABLIsH THESE
MUCH NEEDED CO1IMJNI-
THIS ~ ENGLAND.

The society for promoting the
growth Of industrial villages has set
before itself an object with which
it i impossible not 10 sympathize.
Tie aggregation OF men in towns
and cities has been historically the
condition Of some O! the greatest
ard prOudest achievements which
human society can boast. But al
though urban life has IL, advantages,
ami Is IN lis measure essential 10 the
corporate well being, It las Its dis
advantages also. anu very gfie~OUs
these disadvantages are. The bene-
fits are obvious.
II needs no comprehensive sur
vey or elaborate statistics 70 prove
that the near neighborhOOd Of n
town enables is dguiZ-ns 10 CO.
operate for their mutual advantage
in = way quite impossible % the
dWellers In rural districts. This i
obvious 20 the most casual OhseTva-
tion. ami IL has been 50 clearly seen
by Englishnen within the last half
century thai a perfect rash has set
ia OF the rural population into
towns. with the result that, while
these latter have grown with I'M
examplsd r1pidity and attained I'M
precedgnted proportions, many
country districts have been almost
denUdei % inhabitants, and vii
lages, with their domestic industries
and institutions, have persisted in
the shadow OF C Il1~sai neishbUTs.
This wholesale ObiiteraiIun Of the
village type has undoubtedly in-
VOWED 4 serious loss 10 the COM
muuity, perhaps even a national
loss. At any rate. tine sentiment
cannot be mistaken which has led
Sir George Campbell and his asso-
ciates 10 cast about for the means Of
restoring the deserted village, ami
recalling public attention 10 tie pos
sibilities Of benefit to town and
country alike in tire provision u an
outlet within or owu buricrS for
that most miserable aud most dan
geruus 81 all social gIOwtLs - sur
plus town population.
The diffusion II sound views, aud
still more the establishments Of sound
practice, ia such q matter must be a
WORK % time, aud it may well he
that the formulated programme Of
the society viii he, subject O. con-
Siderable mobilization ia the Eight
II experience. hIt wc are glad 10
learn that they nave met with some
measure o. encouragement.
Among the instances which are
mentioned the following is peculiar
" satisfactory: 4 West EuI firm
Of bOOtmakers las for some time
past given 10 many Uf their older
hands the privilege Of livisg i'm the
country, AID having boxes Of
materials sent 10 :Ecm periodically,
which they rl.gfu filed with the
manufactured article. The firm
pay London wages and the men
pay the carriage VI the goods. reap
iuS the benefit Of thc lower rents,
fresh air auI healthy surroundings
uf Jheir rural cottage lifc.-LOaGyH
LuacE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18
nemarIsnbIs KeSe=s.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain6eld,
Ill. makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
'Iu.s; she was treated for month
BY her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was a hCPe-
- Utcii1i o. consumption AMI that
~ medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she
boughta bottle and TO her delight
found herself benefited by first
dose. She continued its use and
after taking ten hotties, found her
self sound and well, now does her
own homework anu isas well as ever
she was.-Frey tTiGl bottles Of this
Great Discovery as 4. G. smith d
Co.'S Drug Store, large bottles SO C.
end Sl.00. Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18

had lost her sheep and couldn't tel where
20 ind them" So the old nursery rhyme
says, and II goes on 10 bid her Leave
them alone and they'll como home and
bring their tails behind them" Al this
may be true OF lost sheep. but II you have
lost your health YOU cannot afford %
leave that alone. Il viii not come back
Of its oNn accord. some people braC that
they never bother about colds. They " let
them so the way they came" Alasi TOO
often the victims EO-rO a culsumpf-s 3
grave. Tntil very recently a cure for
CONSUMPTION. which Is universally nc
knowledgcd 10 b. sCrufula affecting the
lungs. would have been looked upon as
miraculous, but now people arc BEGINNING
to realize that the disease IS not incurahle.
DR.. Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery viii
cure il II taken in time and given fair
trial. This world-renowned remedy viii
not make new lungs. but it will restono
diseased ones 20 a healthy state when other
means have failed. II Is the most potent
tonic. or strength rostOner. attentive, or
blood cleanser, and uufritivc. or uesh
builder known TO medical science For
Lingering Coughs. Weak LlDCs, Splitting %
Blood. d" Liver Compliant and Dyspersia
or Indigestion, il Is IN uECqualcd remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18

not the small, puny crea-
lures generally seen in European
menRgeries, but the real genuine
Indian Hanoomann, Of which race
the large and strong males stand,
when erect, fully four feet in height.
There were many such, among
Others Of smaller size, in the crowd
around me.
1t had not taken three minutes TO
form that solid semi-circle OF mon
keys. They had come down as
thick as shower Of hailstones, but
so softly and gently had they de-
seconded TO the grass anu Leaf
covered ground that scarcely any
roise had been made. For n short
time they sat motiOnless and silent,
staring hard Mt me, and a baby
monkey having made 3 noise was
instantly smacked 10y its mother IN
4 most Human fashion. They looked
at me, and then they began To
chatter-first one, and then a few
together. then many at 0nce.-EI-
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salt Lake * western District.

Passenger Trans Leave sa'; Lake daily ,cept sunday
Eureka etc. 81 10 an. Returning, arrive At 60
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LEGAL NOTICE.

JOHN g. CUTLER.
. 'lcri 81 TIE Pr8Hats fssuri
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VIM. TimmOns, Postmaster OF
IGaville, Ind, writes; "flectric
Bitiers has done mOTu for ne than
al other medicines cOmhined-'
John Leslie, farmer and stoc&man,
Il the same place, says / ~
Electric Bitters 20 he the best Kid
ney and Liver medicine, maze me
feel ike maa.'' J. w. Gardner
hardware merchant, same town,
says; Electric Bittega u just the
ding for n man who is run down
and don't care whether he lives o.
dies: he found new strength, Good
appetite aud felt just Ike he Ia. n
new lease Of life. Only soc. bot-!c,
at \. c. Smith, & Cos drug store. :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18

al regard Hoods SaEaparilla As
having passed above the grade
%. what are commonly called patent
or proprietary medicines" said a
well known physician recently" ii
j. fully entitled 20 he considered a
standard medicine, and has won
this position 10y its undOubted merit
and by the many remarkable cures
It has effected. For an Alternative
amt tonic it has never been equall-
Cd -
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nERN +. MILLER. TIE GUARDIAN
~ ~ the person aaI C-'-te % Weller 2
Mailer. . minor hINII-s HieI Ll- petition
hCrcln.siEly verified. pIaEs"- for An ts.iyrsi
-slg uf an the real c-t-ge uf Hr- said
Minor. for 5He purposes therein -JL forth
q therefore ordered Il-t tlg lt ~ E.l
Cd; be ward and sd persons Ia-
teresIct IN TIE estate ui sa5I IrlasE. age
pear before tie said Probate Court q
Thursday. the 18th tly uf june. I-sI
az ten u'r.srs Iu tac forenoon uI earl
day. - the Court Room OF aid Pro
bate touri, a the County Court House. "a
the city and county If SAT- Lake, II.u Ter
ritnry, to show cause why an or ~ should
not nc granted % iEc sad guardian. 20 sell
80 much Of the real estate OF the sid
minor az private sale rs shall De necessary,
and that cupy 90 tins order be published
at least four successive weeks - Ehn GE--
FRI EEESIsE NEus,a newspaper rr.ui-i
ant publ. she'd IN srlE city aad rrus'r.
Dated May ~. l-9s.
SEu. v. BAECCI. Probate Judge.