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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
North Bain st. School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,

!. Tho second annual session Will begin MON
DAY. SEPTEMBER IL. A graded course OF II
stsuction,, bascd upon Natural Development
both OF mind and body. will continue 10 be care
lnl,y pursued. Special advantages offered "a
children who need careful individual assistance
Children received between the ages OF 4 and Il
years. All the primary English branches, to.
sether with Oral French included In the regular
course. drawing ard Instrumental Music also
provided. Careful attention given 10 the formn
lion OF correct habits OF speech aud in the use Of
the voice. Stammer!ng and other impedimenti
OF speech overcome by Instruction based upon
natural law. Calis,hcnics and Singing cxer
c.ses, accompanied by piano. Terms moderate
For circular, call upon or address - =
glR.sE MISS MAE BELLE HART,
ANY H4s.. aEH'-' -r.. 117 Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
Electric Isitt0rs.

This remedy is becoming SO well
known and so popular rs to need no spe-
clal mention. All who use Electric Bit
tiers sing the same song OF praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases OF
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether alice
tions caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from the system and
prcventas well as cure allmalarial icyers.
For cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded.-Price SO cts. and 81 90 per bot
tie at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. s ].
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
BRIGHT PROSPECTS, AHEAD,

Yet um sure, and speak with great.
er candor when l cay That believe that
We will make very favorable arrange.
,nens as to trade with South America.
Take country like Venezuela, OF large
area, but small population-not more
than 100000 to 100000. They bring us
SIC, 400, 900 worth Of products. But how
much OF that is taxed, do you suppose,
at the Custom House2 Only 5000
Every cent Of that except S., 900 escapes
taxation. We send them good many
things, but We do not send them one
shi!ling's worth that is not taxed by
them. That is not fair. They admi,
that it is not fair, and they are glad aud
willing to right the matter on reciprocal
ground that will be to the prosperity Of
this country and to the prosperity OF
others. A trade tina. is SO one-sided as
that cannot be continued forever,
l have not seen an approval from any
free trade country OF the reciprocity idea
that has stood the test for three months,
When reciprocity was first suggested,
the free traders, all, or nearly all, ap.
proved. At that time they thought it
would divide the pro:ectionists in Con.
grcss, and they urged it very earnestly
as long as they thought there would be
some division-as long as they conceived
that it was the dividing line that nigh,
obstruCt the proteCiouists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
From bridgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland d ,Pil,sbhrsn Rail-
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and cleyslsnd. 80 a. m; For lttsburgh, i0:si
Pittsburgh and New York, 2:hs p. m. For Steu.
beuvilIc, 1913 a. m. a. .E'r7I'iJ : - - /.
Trains arrive at Bridgcpor: at 1853 a, M, 10:2l
an; l?:lo p 1877 p: IN, and 1882 p. IN. as 4
p. M; from East Liverpool, n:l2 p. m. = - !.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati !, q,
Louis Railway-Pan Handle kouie-IeayeWh
!ns Tor steubeEville Pittsburgh and The EAT
G:9 q. m, 1888 p. NJ. $50 p. IN and $40 n. M
for COLUMBUS, Cincinnati, indianapolis aud ST.
and Chicago, 1885 p m. irains arrive NJ Wheci.
ing ~ e:D g. NJ. 1000 a: m, 2:45 M and 20 n.
m H. Trains leaving At 20 a. n. and arriving AZ
Ely b;.. P. m, run solid between Wheeling and
flttsbnrRh. All trninsdai fly except SUMS -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
GRAND
OPERA HOUSE,.
Wanted.

WANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w States Army, a,,G.b9d!ed. un married
mc;, between the ages o. q snC 81 yehrs Good
Apply at No. 1919 Market street., Wheeling, W
2 itDI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
Metals.

NEW YoRK. Oct. 25.-Pig Iron steady; Amer.
lean SIC Goals 90. 5 : =, :, - - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27

Van HovTES's Cocoa : delicious
made instantly, EzGs5l5Ns.7 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
Weekly Bnnk sh,,cn,ent.

NEW foEK, Oct. 25.-Ihc weekly bank state.
ment shows the following changes: - - :,
reserve 2olaa
Louis decrease ..'......""....."-.-. 3,gl6, $50
9pesic, $50 zoo
Legal LENDERS, lncfease.... .."........ 02S s00
II utetehse ....... ISL SOY
The banks now hold sllD,S75 less than the 70.
quirenen,s Of the p per cent rule, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27

BEEcuAA's Pills cure Sick Head
ache, y !. 2. s. st! {. =. 3asl 4 b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
THE RECIPROCITY IDEA,

Mr.. schurz condemns the effort O
Congress to secure reciprocity OF trade
with certain countries. Laughter.
The free traders have always been toll.
Ing us that II we would adopt their
theory We would have now era in this
country. On that form OF statement |
will not ditIet from them. Laughter. |
| think we should have n new era. Con.
gress ut It's last session concluded to
adopt now policy. They looked ut
South America and they found that we
were receiving from these people vast
imports and exporting little to them.
The question was, shall VIC repeal the
duty on sugar aud give that to South
America, in addition to the coffee and
the hides, and the dye woods, and the
rubber, and the other things from South
America, and shall We ask these men: :
I'll We give you these markets for the
pound will you let us enter yours for a
few shillings?" Applausel.
"Oh, no; Mr.. schuIz says TINT won't
do at all. You must resort to free trade.
But l wonld like 10 ask Mr.. Schurz be.
fore this Ohio audience how free trade
is going to let US into the markets with
our products? We have been giving
Brazil market for their nearly sGO,OOO,-
GOO Of products, and they were taking
lrom US seven or eight or nine millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27

CATARRH
In the head s
Ia a constitutional
Disease, and requires
A constitutional remedy
Like Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which purides the blood,
Makes the weak strong,
Restores health.
Try it cow. -.a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27


Now suppose We declared absolute free
trade. How would that help us with
Brazil They have not been buying
anything and they do not let anything in
free. Thirty six million dollars worth
Of coffee, fourteen to sixteen millions Of
rubber, several millions Of hides aud a
great many dye stuff and wood OF that
kind, all come into the United Sta.es
without shilling OF duty. But We want
10 send down there some -four, some
lumber. some corn and wheat. the pro.
ducts Of the West rs well as of the East,
and are not sa'istied as things were
going. [ Laughter e.
Well, we went on and awakened them
to the necessities ofthe situation and we
found that they feel Just Us We do-that
Two nations dealing with each other
must deal as two men do with each
other, fairly, honestly, literally; 80 that
The advantage shall not always be on the
side OF the one man or on the side OF the
one nation. applause. Well, that YVES
reciprocity. 1t ID not very complex
problem. Mr.. Schulz rather in,iniates
It is strange way Of getting at things.
How strangely mysterious reciprocity is.
tits just as strange and mysterious AS
whan Starke county farmer brings a
hundred bushela of wheat to Canton,
gets his money for it, buys supplies fir
his family and goes back home. Laugh.
ter; That is mysterious proct IS, very
difficult to understand. Yet / am sure
that Brazil and NIL the South American
States understood the moment it was
mentioned,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18
Mr.. HENRY GIBSON DEAD.
lie Expires Suddenly While Driving
sketch of His Career.

Mr. Henry Gibson, the city attorney Of
Roanoke, died yesterday very suddenly. Mr..
Gibson was in the city giving his personal
attention towards some important legisla-
lion. which the city of Roanoke desires TO
become a law. lie appeared in the best Of
health yesterday when seen walking through
the Capitol square.
In the afternoon while no the II. Claire
Hotel he remarked that be felt weary and
needed fresh air. lie ordered a carriage
from sutherland and drove out i'm the cOun-
try. After going some distance he re-
turned towards the city. The driver noticed
that he sat in the carriage in somewhat Of
"A lstless manner but no suspicious We're
created. ON arriving at the stable Mr..
Gibson was found 10 be dead.
Mr.. Gibson was born In this city. being
the elder son Of i. II. Gibson and Margaret
:. Gibson. lie was a nephew Of Mr.. John
l.. Williams the banker. His age was
about thirty years.
He was educated at McGuire's school, of
this city, with the exception Of a summer
course Of law at the University, he became
learned in that profession By diligent
study night and day. From his early
childhood he was devoted student and
the cause Of death, apOpleXy or heart
disease is generally believed by his family
and friends b have been the result OF ex-
cessiye study. He went 10 Roanoke in
1882 and at once became leader Of the bar
lie was the soul Of honor, and was respect
ed most highly by the Roanoke people.
He married two years ago "A daughter OF
T.. q. Higginbotham OF Richmond. His
wife and infant daughter survive him. The
funeral will take place sunday and the hour
and place will be- announced tomorrow,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18
LADIES' FANCY BALL.
4 charming Scene at Belvidere nan
Promised.

ARRANGEMENTS are about Completed loI
the ladies' fancy ball which IS TO AK Iaare
next Wednesday night at me p ,sh,oa T.,
Hall. The pleasant custom Of the ia , IN
some such way acknowledging thS h VI ~,
of their friends, has been adopteu III 49, ~
mond. and this year IT was oeclueu ~ ""''
the fancy ball. ..,, Ia fancy
As the costumes 20 be worn VIII ~ iau, ~
the bail will be pleasant change iIon, Wy
usual ones. where conventional evening
GOWNS and dress Suits predominant a..
is the grand march will begin piolnp'il Y,
at halfpast nine O'Clock, the coinhl,l,ee ~
charge requests all guests, whether oane ~.
or moi. IN be punc.nal III arriving, as ' M
Mill prevent confusion and enhance 'n'
beauty OF the OCCASION. Al phu;,
The chaperones will be: MIS- nm, M
uorall. Mrs. Clement g. Mclnall' M s
William Royal, Mrs. Willie Alieh' NJ NJ
( perciyal Grant, Mrs. A. y. O4mmi Mt +,
Charles Eyylyn smith, Mrs. J.. =. -
MYERS. Jr., Mrs. Levin Joynes, MIS- V'""!
/ :. Allen. ,,.,o,,ol Io
The floor committee viii be coiDhci - ~
Lame Stern. John Mallory, Dudley ~, 1i
Donald. Bierne Blair, William faiiliel, ~
,,ard Uannewinckel and Willie Ferguson
Nobody will be allowed 20 enter ine na
without a ticket as only special invitation
| have hoon made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

Mr.. b. r. johnson has been very Kind and
liberal i'm providing instruction IN athletics
for the students i'm Richmond college, and
Yesterday nj 1880 L. NJ. they had the pleas
IRE Of his presence mt their evening drill.
lie was accompanied by quite party Of
ladies and gentlemen. who greatly enjoyed
the entertainment. The students showed
great proficiency in the various lines of
indoor work. At the conclusion of the drill
the BOYS called for Mr.. Johnson, and he re-
sponded i'm neat speech Of ten minutee, in
which lac urged that greater atien-
ton should be paid 20 physical
culture lie hoped that the work among
the college BOYS would Doe pressed until
there should bee yet higher and more inielii-
cent attention paid 10 the developing bodies
of youth. lie urged professors, as well as
students, % take the gymnasium exercises,
and predicted the best results 20 the institu-
ton. Mir. Johnson is a conspicuous illus
traiion of the beneficial effects OF daily work
ON this line and ascrlbes his health and
strength 10 the dumb-bell exercise which he
takes every morning. The college instruc-
tor this session is afr. Frank G.. johnson, of
Lynchburg, an excellent teacher and a fine
Isl developed man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

arerlcyed IN certain matter relaa'ns ~ H.
tl.o s,ablic printing Of the 'omhv'','s, ,hc
40 claims that the statute rcquninb w
r,,tiic nrintinc 10 De done In cloSc III"
compact manner. has hcen Niolateo) ~.
Rccommttfod. the vote by which houec
l,iil to .n,cnd ahd rc-cnact section l'-oi %,
thr Code of Virginia In relation 10 plVV, ~
,c,liccoco in certain actions against Iihi-
ros6 componics. was rejected ON lhursoas 9
was reconsidcred and the bill was recon-,
united 20 che committe for courts VI
Justice .,.o,.. n,
House bin enabling the supervisors o.
Campbell county 10 oNempi cei'a,n -
factories from taxation came up on i's p"''
sage. - Mr.
tones approved the suggestion, ~ ~
/ Thought II questionable whether 'he 800
lature had the right 90 pass such ile"s'i''
Mr. Fowlkcs thought the bill proper one
hut consented that il should be passed oy'
HOUSE ROUTINE
senate bills passcdi 10 amend the chaI
Ter of fhc Falls Church and Potomac i"ii
''l no. amend the Code in regard to the re
no Incorporate the lIitchcock-Irego Lana
Lumber and Quarry Company. -.
House bills passed: To Incorporate ''
virginia state Bar Association. ~,
no incorporate the southern Ooai All" 'iV
Company d.. Al. Nfuoe
To Increase the pay Of supervisors VI '0o'
county. 49,. ,.,,.o,t.
By Mr.. Mason: 10 prevent the impolit,'
ton and sale Of peach trees "neo''" VIZ
p'RRS ~ Slr MAYNARD, 20 incorporate ti
. Portsmouth Sewerage Company.
Nv Me Dabncv: 10 amend the Code
! relation 10 payment OF taxes ny o'e'N'
r. courts. ...t,,s fo
). and 1923 Of the Code OF Nlr4ihia 'l '0''''''
!, An sealers Of weights and measures.
= nv Nr. Curtis. bv request. Petition OF
,, T. Goode. asking the appointment Oh "a ton
a. miftoe fo look into the character oil cert"
-' rrinfin1, hvone OF the state conifaclol1'
nv M. Crockett: To amend the en@i'
orffo Tazcwell Agricultural ana Mecn"
10 rs y Mr. Preston: Making IL unlawful {
any uorsOn to own. keep Or sell any pe''
m almond. apricot or ncctarime tree hnVN u
no Ie injected with the disease commonly u'
re- ignated AS the "ycllOws.' and TO Prov
nd for tho appointment of inspectors OIL orc
he IN Mr.. Crockett: 70 amend the char
le ofthe town of Pocahontas. ,.
IS Rv Mr.. Cabell: To punish, seilihk
od furnishing cigarettes 90 minors
ne Hv Mr.. Kent: 10 incorporate the NOT
ne west and Southeast Railroad Company.
Rv Mr.. Wood: TO prescribe the time
ayl holding the courts of the fhth Juule
nd circuit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

.,omned their impress upon me w., "oa';n in
nav M esarc,irred in the opinion oil MI ON
* ,.so,ce ~ the public library an" insti- /
l,,'e'.srod the abatement that sucl' ~ ..,,oud
pn's,,, sbonld h. established IN hicn''' 1stv
,u', ,bo eroat public library Of Bos'on 40
IN W xolnnos had been lost uui 'i,,,os
Lar when fifty or sixty thousand ,eonle.
bad beon borrowed by all classss ~ ,uthor''
lie Maid beautiful tribute 20 lno ~ the
and gave an interesting nl,u5sd with "a
..Tvnograbiral Art" and conciuue"ut or was
compliment to the press iH7
heartily kpplauded.
MR.B.r. JOHNSON.
..rhe publisher, keeper Of the go'o ,Sorld 10
which unlock the markets q, "So,diwork
W., e,or;,,s ofthe author and the naNtr Il
INC ;, was responded to by MI =.
~ ~ w Iofnson lie said that about w.
49,, bc had acquired the hrel -
ic"l5 ;,lt;,g A close relation eNl1'9 r.,
III p,,". enc nublishcr and the pi,n ,ea
IL recerred 10 the happy scene ei'",, ,l,,,,
s,s,iye hoard and WONDERED II 'ne 9i''' ,to,,
~ tho departed printer WnoSe r, vi 'noaI.or
celebrated was not present: l.o ~ n,,h.
ave mn interesting description VI '"0
Usher. ...-,.r
I'm. ROBERT wHrrrkI
The closing toast was responded ~ ~ .,i in
Robert Whttet. "the Iypothetat ~
mutual projections its ann in ,d vo ondera
zeal. IFS watch.words, justice ana u.o' sn,
ton.n The speaker made an ..cd
address and which was wen re'0i''"
OTHER SPEAKERS.
q. Mayor Ellyson. Mr.. Jane. 4. Gentry an nl
mr. II NJ. smith. Jr.. were called ulDni, a. ~
/. If whom responded in brief but 'pp'opi '''
Z speeches. s..o r-,ion are. W. Eli
/. Jones. president; +. Is. Mai,, 100 Raugl
n a anar Rather. j. ". Ferguson " S 80.
' Iamos y Goode. j. /. Hill Printing con
! 1snv patrick Keenan,, y. 4. Pizzini' EE ohe,
\. RwSnnidsv FIT. Walthal, Whittet 'nel
h nerson and c. y. Williams. .,.,r,. I
HE committee Of ARRANGEMENTS '.., VIZ T,orc
II ! =" FERGUSON, J. A. Pizzini ana h'ero
/ WoTfoy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

After the adjournment Of the senate yes
lcrday the Committed on General Laws met
ian the senate chamber and heard an address
from Mr.. ". T.. Jones ON the oyster qucs-
ton. and the boundary line between Viz
ginia and Maryland. Mr.. Jones is the CONF
missioner appointed hy the Governor 70 in-
,cstgatc the boundary line.
This oyster question is one OF vital inn
p0rlanco 90 the state, but 10 Is susceptible
orhaYing 80 many changes played upon 10
that 10 grows muddior the more you stir il.
senator Berry Says that senator Stubbs
talked 20 him two hours once about oysters,
and ne thought that he had arrived at am
understanding, when suddenly the senator
from Gloucester switched on by saying
something about dredging for oysters ON
Gwynn's Island" "N0W had always un-
dcrslOOd," said Senator Berry, that they
dredged for oysters ina the water, and not on
dry land. and here | was mystiiied again"
10 Is right hard sometimes 20 understand
oyster lingo. and men from the oyster dis
tricts all have different views, nearly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

Dr I william Jones closed ON YESTERDAY
~. -. ,,ith r.. +. johnson &Co.. oil inns
n, IN for the publication at AN early gay gay,
c ~ fbe - Davis Memorial Volume. Wn VIII Il
ol OH, M" ~ nniiished with the fun approval %
Mn Mn m ndeis lyho viii receive a royalath.
o n,5, copy soldl, and i'm which Editorials
e ore5 choice selections from. nch have made
resolutions. speeches, &eo our dead Chief
our Southland's tribniain a brief outline OF
The book will alSter. together with remin-
his life and cld0tes. letters. some OF his best
iscences. Nc., dc. 10 will Dee beautifully
sneechted and gotten up in fine ,5..io
liking s0ureuir which an loyerc, ", .''e
name and fame of the great TiC,',tai,
Will be clad 10 haye.-Ricl"ion" A'7i''''"'
December - 1850
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

The committeNon Electric llg 9.. ana ;, ., ,Ie
nan. io ON streets have appointed SUI
oomi,tee from each 20 DE present al ' n,
MEETING of the Legislative O9ini ~. tb M,
Roads. when they consider lhe o'i az. ~ cler.
Consolidation of street railways '''"
trio plant. conn. ,ostardav was ne.
m lne .i,.,d nj transfer from Daniel IL
S S,aSoner and John Mahouey ana lnel p
M ;,in5 ~ " j. Whitehursta II. B. owen o.
WV ~ one and one-half feet on north 5lu'
~ FIovd street near Plum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18
For a dehilitated or nervous condition
a. b. G.. Tonic fights 20 win. Try %.
4 Letter from Rev. >. g.. Hawthorne OF
Atlanta. Ga.

Thousands of my Southern friends know
what sufferer from catarrh have been.
Six months ago. by the advice OF my ply
sicians. gave mp the pastorate. nave
used TWO bottles of " Kings Royal 0erme-
teur.v and while / cannot say mat ! am
completely cured. / do Affirm that DO has 80
FAR relieved me 1 experience no pam nor
discomfort.
feel 10 90 be my duty 10 say also tnat me
effects of this remedy upon my we nave
been even more signal and wonderful. she
has been almost a lifelong Invalid from
nervous headache, neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. I'm a period Of thirty years she Nae
scarcely had days exemption ifom pam
She has been using d" Gormeteur about two
months. A more complete transformation
have never witnessed. Every symptom
of disease has disappeared. She appears "a
be twenty years younger, and is happy and
playful as "a healthy child. We have per.
shaded many of our afflicted friends iO take
the medicine, and the testimony OF all OF
them is that il is a great remedy.
j. b. AWTHORNE.
AHanfa. Gd.. Juiy l2ih, 1889.
For sale hy AN druggists.
Price $500 per bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Postolico. Richmond, IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

Mrs. WiuslOws Soothing syrup should al
WAYS be used when children are cutting
teeth. IN relieves the little sufferer ut once.
the child from pain, and The liiile cheruf
awakes rs "bright as "a hutOn.' 10 Is very
pleasant % taste. 10 soofhes the child sOlt-
ems tho gums, allays all pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, anu s the best known
remedy for diarrnna, whether arising ffOp'
teefhing or other causes. twenty-five cerfe
bottle. TIA in.>a5 "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

Mr.. James O'Ncils engagement viii con-
ciude with tO-day's matinee and night
performances. Ills finished Interpretation
81 Edmund Dantes and the Count of Monte
Crsio should be- seen by all lovers Of his
triOnic art.
Al nine o'clock this morning tickets for
the engagclA. e., II Mile. Rhca will 20 on
sale. This fasorite tragCdienue's appear
ancc is booked "a the Academy for next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights
with q Wednesday matinee. She will IRE
SEM Der latest Success, ",lnSephne, En-.
press q ihe French"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18

Postmaster Russell has been nSn sil,s ~, ~
CO.. several DAYS. and Yesterday As7i7 ..'.,h
Superintendent Rowe was nome I III Dee and
the enemy. Letter Carriers ps nii,,tonden,
Carter reported ,osi, '1 6ut about ready "a
s.,' ~, and retire The service D. moi I'M
~ ~. ny as VET but the force is WORKING over
, pp1,.S and continually TO get the mails OUT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18
mn. ROBERT wnrrrrr.


Tho usual sunday-school teachers 81 b ,l'.,
nc Iii he held this afternoon at hali,pasl
g'@ O'clock at the hall Of tine Young men
tbri stan Association. At the un 2,,.,l
a n,,9.'i' of the class. Rev. J.. b. Iurnnul
I 6a! eo n Sc to become its permanent Tn
prs expostious Of the lessons , VIII f ~ se
o o the Good fortune Of the class s.. ih h.
curing his services. The hal .,s snS SUNDAY
6iIed every saturday with our 'un'''
school teachers and workers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-18
Answer Thi. nuestlon.

Why DO so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer 90 suffer and be made misefa-
bic by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness.
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up OF the Food.
yellow skin. when for 70 cents We viii sell
chem ShilOhs system NltaNzer, guaranteed
90 cure them. Sold by BOdekcr Brothers and
n. ". shields & Co.. corner OF Fifth and Mar
shall streets
Don't take any chances with stubborn
cold, but get rid Of 10 nationally with the
help OF DR.. Jayne's EXpectorant, healing
medicine for the lungs.
Finest M ade
Nlrgini A Sun-Curcd.
Tough, Juic Y, Ripe.
che A pest, Bes
old. p urc.
Chewers' p ride.
Beats Em. 4 / ],
Popular, favorit &.