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The record-union., 1891-11-02
NATURAL GAS
The Local Company Getting in Con-
dition to Resume It's Work.

The Local Company Getting in Con-
dition to Resume It's Work.
The Natural Gas Company has received
a proposition from an experienced we'll
borer to sink new 2,000-foot gas well
near the present one for some $1,000 less
than the other one cost.
Fifty-five of the original eighty-two
stockholders of the company have dupli-
Gated their stock subscriptions, and some
$1,000 will be available for the work, or
nearly enough TO cover the estimated
cost of another well.
The company has not fully decided Just
what course it will pursue, but will de-
termine ut meeting to be held this
week. Several OF the more active mem
bers, however, favor the sinking OF a
new well, in which case the old and new
one will be connected, thus utilizing the
output of Doth.
The record-union., 1891-11-02

SUBsT1TUTIoNs of well-known adver-
tised articles seem TO be the order of the
day. We deem it only justice to our
patrons to warn our readers against this
form of piracy. When you want an
article, ask your merchant or druggist
for it and don't accept substitute.
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Real Estate at Anction-

On Thursday next, at 1880 A. NJ, on
the premises, by order of the court, d. j.
Simmons q Co. will sell at auction, for
the estate of Ernst Enrich. the south half
OF the east half of lot 3, X and L, Second
and Third streets, being the northwest
corner of Third and l. streets The prop
erty brings in rental of nearly Sl50 per
month
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Railroad Hosnital Renort.

The report OF the Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Company's Hospital for
the month ending October 81, 1891, is
as follows: Number of patients in hos
pitaI, October l, 1891, 80; admitted
during month, II; died, l; discharged,
81: on hand November l, 1891, 50. Total
number of private house and office pa
tients treated during the month, 352.
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Taken to san Franciscn-

Louis Wygende, the opium fiend, ar
rested several days ago on a telegram
from San Francisco charging him with
robbery, has been called for by an officer
and taken back to that city for trial. He
is a physical wreck from the use of opium,
and will do anything to procure money
with which to satisfy his craving for the
Ii
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Citizens Association. i.

Another meeting of the Executive
Committee of this body was held on Sat
urday evening, to consider matters in
connection with the coming city election.
The only business transacted was to de-
eide upon calling a meeting of the One
Hundred to take such action as the asso-
citation may then deem expedient
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Complimentary Rall.

Friends and patrons Of the Sacramento
ball team viii give It's members COM
plimentary ball at Liberty Gardens, High
land Park, tomorrow evening. Admis-
sion, fifty cents.
The record-union., 1891-11-02
IN NEW YORK.

Tho Author of 81 Swear.o as He Ap-
peared on Fifth Avenue.
D. +. Verdenal, the well-known New
York correspondent, thus refers to
Frank Powers, the young Sacramento
author: Frank III. Powers, the push
aheadative disciple of Blackstone and
progressive novel-writer, walked along
Fifth avenue one afternoon last week
with a proud, don't-eare-a-cent air
about him that paralyzed the dudes
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Ghr atnnpnrrtl.
THE SUCCESS OF OUR BUSINESS.

Now that THE NONPAF2EIL has taken new de-
partt1re disposed echo all the fO1eS OF
the past but each success we achieve shall be a
hammer generates force for another blow,
each additional impulse
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snretinn alnttres.
Enat-En,1nn.

r T-YESTERDAY A GRAY HORSE
IL with buggy attached Finder will nIeaSe
leave same at 800 Fifth street and receive re-
ward. I,t
The record-union., 1891-11-02

VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
1 Escondido Irrigation District viii receive
sealed proposals for the purchase OF the entire
bonds. Bids viii be received at their Office in
Escondido, California, until O'Clock A. n,
NOVEMBER 26, 1891. Said bonds are OF the
denomination OF $500 each. Payable 1920
years. Interest 6 per cent. y. j. WERDES,
Secretary Escondido Irrigation Districs. o5o26t
The record-union., 1891-11-02

Birds are disappearing from France
Their nests have been destroyed and they
are migrating elsewhere.
The record-union., 1891-11-02

Q1A-TO LET, HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
DlU hard finished, with stable; three blocks
from electric cars. Apply 4lS * st. o29-6t*
The record-union., 1891-11-02
General 5tntirrs.

UyHE CLoTRESPIN PARTY, DATED NO
. yember 5th, to be given by Sumner Relief
Corps, has been postponed until further notice
IT. CONN ITTEE
The record-union., 1891-11-02

FTYO LET-A COTTAGE OF -FOUR ROOMS,
L with barn, at l711 Seventh street. In
quire at 1715 Seventh street or 613 Twenty
third street. o27-6t~
The record-union., 1891-11-02

WANTED-A PLACE TO BOARD A BOY
w 8 years old; will paw 81 per week Sd.
oress MRS. ELMER ELLIOTT, Sacramento.
The record-union., 1891-11-02

TF1O LET HOUSE OF II ROOMS. BEST
/ location in the city at 724 and 726 X
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Nearly opposite the new poStofice. Apply to
e. X. ALSIP Il co. or j. II. DEVINE in rear
of building. o3O-6t
The record-union., 1891-11-02

TIOR RENT-A LEASE FOR TERM OF
T. four years, at 81 900 q year, will be given
OF the Conner ranch. near Brighton. Inquire
of CLINTON L. WHITE. o3O-3tt
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Iil.nl Ur1nrnnls

Liked Tunnels.
Old Hardfaature (on the marriage tour
DO you like the tunnels, darling?
The Darling es; If you must kiss
me, l don't want to see you
The record-union., 1891-11-02

ITO LET-A TWO-STORY HOUSE, COR.
i ner Fifteenth and H streets. Inquire at
TO2 n street. o3I-6tS
The record-union., 1891-11-02

T H. ALLEN - STEAM WOOD SAW,
,t Thirty-fourth and W streets. Leave orders
at 1920 street or northwest corner Seventh
and n streets. o29-tf
The record-union., 1891-11-02
9 9 A < S

It is a awell-known fact that we have cap
tured the Cloak trade this season, and we are
receiving daily new styles in Ladies' and
Misses Jackets We would advise those
contemplating buying to see our stock before
doing SO.
The record-union., 1891-11-02
mntrtrn.

WTANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS
w completely furnished for housekeepinr,
between Tenth and Twentieth, I and streets
this Office. - '
The record-union., 1891-11-02

ETyO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
4 or without board, in private family, ct
702 n street. o3O-6t*
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and n streets. o2o-tf
MRS. A. HUNTER WILL REOPEN HER
Thirteenth ST., MONDAY, October 9th. o1-lm
d IN 0na TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
ooU.UUU Apply TO ISAAC JOSEPH, 53I
+ street. o27-lW
The record-union., 1891-11-02

FglO LET-FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED
n2-3t*
The record-union., 1891-11-02
Go aet nr 7seatt.

ITO OLET-PLEASANT FURNISHED
4 rooms at LULL HOUSE, corner Seventh
and streets. n2-6ts
The record-union., 1891-11-02

ITO ORENT-ROOAIS, EITHER FURNISHED
i or unfinished, suitable for Housekeeping,
at 1910 Ninth street. o3O-3t@
The record-union., 1891-11-02

NTANTED TO EXCHANGE A FINE
w Hambletonian stallion for a trotting
bred mare; Promptor or an Echo mare pre-
ierred; the horse is a great roadster, can trot
IN Z: 81 and has been driven by ladies' Apply
TO NJ. w. HICKS, 1928 Fstreet. o2S-tf'
The record-union., 1891-11-02
IittoErtokera.
W. T. KAVANAUGH, Undertaken.

No. 513 j St.. bet. Fifth and Sixth.
A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT-
n ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets
Barial Cases. Coffins and Shrouds furnished
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates Office
open day and night. Telephone No. 3o5.
The record-union., 1891-11-02

NTANTED-THREE OR FOUR GENTLE
w men to board and lodge in private
family, 1915 Fourteenth street. o27-6tE
The record-union., 1891-11-02

WANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN, WIDE
w awake, with good address: salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING Co, 500 ] street
The record-union., 1891-11-02

WTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor:
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty Of work tor desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street. X and l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
CCTTHE BEST or HIM.
How n Lawyer siienced nm Obnoxious
Musician.

Mr.. Montague Williams tells in hrs
Later Leaves Of lawyer Who sionced
q corne.-playor who spent the most OF the
day in playing his instrument.
The lawyer-pOor, Old, and eccentric
lived in two attic looms beneath which re-
slled the coruct-p.ayer Annoyed at the
mana persisten. plGylng. the lawyer re-
rorstrated repeatedly, but IN vain. Ono
afternoon the man. II answer 70 the law
ver's protest. remarked that an English
mans house was his castle. and that lie
should play when and SO long as he
pleased.
Tat night, just as The musician had
fallen 10 sleep. lie wsa awakened 10y an
unearthly din. \ tcrrbie pounding was
rolue on III tho room over his mead. lie
Hunc a blanket about his shiyering body
and ran up-stari. There was light ~ the
lavf,or's room. the door stood open, ana IA
ho rushed.
" hat he cav took awGy his breath. The
old LAWYER WAS sitting on the floor singing
a iugubrious dittv and driving large nails
into the LOafds with q u9sOns hammer.
The cornot-p'ayer ontrontod him 10 DE-:
syst Tie answer was another nail
driven mo the floor, another, and yet
another. Then the lawyer paused und
said:
day long. and now that night las con'
| its my turn
and an ther nail was driven home.
The come PLAYER, seeing that the law
yer was master of thesi,uatlon. agreed IL"
| 10 nlay during the dayif the lawyer was a
| home. The truce was made and silence
! re.gned.
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niScent summer palace OF the Grand Duke

ni6cent summer palace OF the Grand Duke
OF BADEN. II ia on an island. IL ono OF the
finest things Of the kind imaginable, tae
grounds being unusually handsome. hs
the Grand Duke Was there with his iamliv
a servant who spoke English VOL IN
formed ia that We could not enter tho
palace. but the chapel and grounds were
open TO us. Tho next day | went there
again with some friends who had joined US
at Constance, and an officer connected win
the military guard, recognizing me. gave
q salute, aud ID French Informed me that
as the Grand Duke was away for a rev
nours we could 90 through the palace.
Whom we reached the main portals u was
discovered that several Of the attendants
had about twenty visitors IN tow. ih,y
were hurricdly shown through ma the
servants reaped fees from nearly every
one. They are thrifty When there u
chance 10 earn fee. Ihls magnificent
palace was we'll worth visiting. he ban,
quot hall, which ia finished IN white anu
gold, IA one of the most exquisite rooms
OF the kind in all Europe.
she WAS FROM VIRGINIA.
In one of the CITIES that we visited re-
Gently there is n celebrated museum. at
which musical prodigies.. aztccs, and n
bearded Lady are among the foremost al
| fractions advertised. THIS was in Brue-
SNi~. anu VI fftA y 'l.' i'Nif'' va
were all introduced IN lronch. We were
on the front row next to the stage. ana
when the bearded lady came forth the man
making the explanation said she was from
| America. Then she said in good old
| fashioned southern talk. " Will De glad TO
answer ans questions by the ladies and
| gentlemen present No ono else venturn,
a romark asked her whGt State she was
| from, and the twenty VI thirty Americans
present were surprised TO near her say
"Nlrglnia." she afterwards told lie
that she was from Marion. Smyth county
that she had been with Barnum, and TINS
was her FIRST visit 10 Europe. Miss ANNE
Jones. IA she is billed, IA attracting great
! deal of attention in tho museums. and i
rsking III the European money. for she !
vcriiably "a curiosity with hor long blacf
| beard. heavy mOuatache. AMI dark brows
Hey hair. which rs thick. reaches the moor
but sho - worried great deal by VeOpi'
who want to pull her halr and beard 10 ace
il they are real or false. There is no dOub
about her being n bearded woman. IN
looks very much ike Hampton. the funnl
writer at Washington, aud who IL Otter
called by his friends II Joking way tn
bearded LADY,"
Hundreds OF Americans are dong Europ
this season on bicycles. | met eightc"l
young men III one party at Iaien-hsde ~
recently who have hidden their Whcel
over several countries. Among The numDe
was Mr.. William ". Baker. OF Winchester
Va, who belongs to Il prominent family
that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
rHr RICHMOND D1spArCH-.SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1891

In our papers this year. Tn, French were
coosn,cuous by their absence" qua
Arnerika (sicl was only illustrated oy q rev
paintings. mos. Of them OF snaii merit,
and none having home SUBJECTS
One beautiful picture. however. by Lucy
Lee Robbins. fascinated me-. itrepresen.,
girl artist standing before her easel c.au
In a crlmson dress. and with q lace Oh iaio
and spIrItuelle beauty.
Lam "a lover of modern art and cheer
fully admit That do not appreciate the
old matters. as they are called. Therefore.
I WAS more than charmed bv this coliec-
ton. the finest have ever seen. ana re-
turned another day 20 fully enjoy IL. Inc
numerous rooms aye brilliantly mum
mated with electric lights until II. M.'
the hour for closing, and then inc spec,a-
tors sit IN the gardens without ana hssen
10 ravishin. music and take supper IL SO
inclined.
The day following went ont TO Po's-
dam. sixteen miles from Berlin. WIN y
party of pleasant Chicago people ana
| spent the whole day IN driving aoout that
| lovely spot and in visiting its palaces.
| including sans SOucl.' where frcderlch
| the Great lived and died. would IKE 70
| give o full description OF the pleasures .,
| this little excursion. but ar admpN; sh,,i
/ tIleL tIlS IttLt! ~ ttittif wv .f'iT
close It by saying that on SATURDAY. the
| I'D was present ~ the great military re-
| rade or the occasion OF Emperor iIliaiA
return from his outing
| IL was grand ard imposing display OF
| all arms OF the service, and looking ~ inc
bronzed and hardy young fellows, their
splendid equipment and solGierly. appear
ance. one could not but conclude ttat they
would be terrible ANTAGONISTS IN the shp'
of battle. | saw the Emperor plainly rom
a second-story window on Friedrich street.
where was posted. lie looked III perioct
health. sat ia horse firmly. and looked
every iuchG king. Forgetting all my re,
| uuOlican preiudice- against royalty, l
waved nav hat cordially from the window
AMI called out, How are you,
Kaiser Z" but be rode on without
seeming 10 notice. only toucn.ug
his glittering silver helmet from time to
time to his cheering subjects. lie has evil
IDENTITY "tarIied III jericho for ho wears
n beard about m Inch loug. which cnausee
hls looks somewhat, all his PICTURES repro
souting him only with a long rel nous
tache. There was much waving oi hand
kcrchiefs and few shouts, but nothinl
Ike the demonstration an fnslsn OF
American crowd would have made.
DOWN THE RHINE.
7 leave herr tomorrow fer Mayence
whence snail 20 down thu Rhno o.
steamer To Cologne; and after viewing th'
grand cathedral there, shall make my wa.
10 Paris for the residue OF NY stay ABROAD
Thence nay write you again.
Auf nicbrShfn, j. W. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Published BY Requostl

On Ga!lows ilill. SALEM MSS.
J'ron the grass beneath the treo
hung myself down WEAKLY
The slu was ~ lis nooutide rest,
A cloud Was gathering IN tho Wost
heard wranglius tovari the 'oNn'
Aud up the hill unto It's crown,
A mob-a legal mob-cain On.
And By frenzed PURPOSE diG"n'
:" Go up, 90 up. O witches ninc!
Coup, ten witches more
You soon shall cup with Ga'er Fine'
And dance upon his Aoor
qhov digrei a hole he wecn the trees,
sone deeper than the diggers knees
And upright set a cross iheirlh-
A thing 10 bear mOnst rih.
1bov snake not much, they seemed afraid,
me loudest sound Vas grating spade;
All done, the people hcld ihe,r pLcatA
To watch The Sherins WORK OF death
Eno, Of women piteous-eyei,
And helpless those hard men beside,
Arc driven. huiciing, hageard-see!
Thrice three times round the gaIo"s-tree.
"Ob. tt,ree times round thesnnny side,
Ana thicc times in the shade,
Aud thrice three times the charm applied
NH break tie spells they MaieI
Tooach poor wretch's ill-clad waist
a e.rrat gray cat is firmly laced,
And as they struggle, cry ana -cratcn'
The demons chant another shatch'
ooh we'll enough We know you kin,
For nine lives have yol cach'
O eyil-eyed and quick IN slA
Grlmaikin and her witch
r,tr ,,octaare barred ana striped with pain
~ Treelorp, what q bloody stain
NJ vhile their means and shrieAs uprise,
A rO,A Of carrlOn-birGs oeriLos.
1r,c rurla.e people knot the cords,
tn1 at the snrrii : signal Word-,
e. ,,efrs the victims swing on hich
Ana danzle twl4t God oGrth ana SKY
"sying up swing up ana ne erb"4ns uo"n'
t,rimsloin, gnaw hcart!
And thus may witches rom oar Town
Vorcycrmotc depart
They swing up two, they swing up ionr, ~
AID four times four H'tal NVN Nv ii''''
:, he grav cats tear the writing shapes
49, Hood in streams 70 Garth escapes
rs,rugc,cd through the iendish crowd,
"No more, no more shflehou "iouu'
Istrove 10 pull the wretches down
"0od strike you, people OF the town.
r..o, ,o.t me back, they beat mo down,
|Tnosc people from the Wickcn Town.
Ifell beneath the hideous frame
mat hold on high the dangling Shame
Tho 70, fiow clottcd all my hair,
"A Mind and sick, gaspcl for air;
rose 10 leave the chastity place,
Gods rain was falling IN my face
.uore. IN 1892, nineteen women were ex
,,,aS an the charge Of witchcraft ana rs'
. CIV, ,nat lie two, and only trees on the
marx the spot. y u.vRyR11y.
Boston, August l, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
PROPOSALS..

.oo1o/>,-o-~-r-~---T- ~es-f---1sN0~o~'~C>
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PHiSIiss,, Z
IIcHgoND, Va, September ., 1871.
CFALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ
y received a. this Office until l" NJ. OF
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, lsei'
,or furnishing for the use OF tho Commonwealth
the following PAPERS: , rvncry
o5 resms ldxaa 27-pound No. LEDGER
1o5 resms l712s ~ pounds;
I25 reams i6x2l "a pounds; ,rs M IN
100 reams 26x36 5o-pound No i T. 5. FLAT
=. res ms i7xss % pounds;
1000 XXX No. 6Is ENvELoPEs-oovern'
10000 XXX No 10 ENyEL0PEs-Government
AS000 Xxx No. z ENyELOP ES-0ovsrnmen
rne ps pers arc 10 be furnished In such iots
ana 70 he delivered at such place or places IN
IN. city Of Rionnond as the Superintendent mag
bidders must nIe samples with their bids
contractors Will be required TO erter into
honds with security, TO be approved by the sore
,ayv oS the Commonwealth, In peuaity oouoa'
ina amount OF thor contracts.
Tho right Is reserved TO relec' nnS orS Sn "'''a'
Superintendent Of Public Printing
% 6sod6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Not In the wood.
nov York kio@rir.l

Summer Boarler: think, considering
the price [ pay and the pooc accommodA-
tons You have, YOU might ut least treat
NE with respec'.
Mrs. Iaylork. We'll. mum, 10 tell the
truth. can't feel much respect for people
what PAYS the big prices i charge IoT the
sort ii accommodation Igye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
40 7fist-le.

As.oaiehol B.l Clerk. Isn't there some
,,istak, about THIS order from hunnrrs
C'rrcrs s.r slO pounds Of iacon All t"o
ba.s II ch.cory: -. -,
Travelling Slesm'n: 40. That's al
rjght. Atniiow went there q We of t"o
no and started L,s.-ciass siinAe. resort
hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
a vile Slandcr.
fTexas Siftings. ]

r,ro Texas ladies meet. Saws No. !:
WV I INV do you know what l heard about
you?" 49,,
a. heard that when yonr husband was
sick and not expected to live you went 10
t.It's vile SANDER; it was only an e1-
o,-.ion and didn't stay away more IMAM
a week or ten days after the funeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
An unfortunate Error.

brooklyn Lnc.l
First Railroad Passenger: Now, justiooK
at that field Of wheat. uhoa.
Second Passenger: That's not whea'-
that's rye. ,,oo.
Sacond Passenger (stitily): Possibly .you
ao not know, sir, that 1 am from hen-
tucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
An-iOus tDtae +.
Iil.s-Dn Y .AAa

Mrs. Lovely; Ny dear, You must accept
some one Oh your mauy admirers pretty
soon.
Mics Vera Lovely: Why, mamma:
because tine par,or carpc, near the
lounge is getting al. worn oat whore they
nave gotten down ca taeir knees 10 pro-
up~pn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

Hickok's No. /, II. d. c. Fig, and r Caro- o.
line sun-Cqred are Pure Uit thsm ana 'N0''
Sun. Cured Tobaccos. lrY tneui'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
TIE SIGHTS.

We saw also the royal palace. Tie
theatre. the old rathhouse or city hAI. so
years old. the monument to the Hano' o.
,,ars Who fell nc Waterloo, the Tiyoll gar
den. liz up with $1,000 colored lights. aud
last but not least il interest some Old real
deuc.s Of tho XIV. centurg. with vast;
1'oated roofs. covered with red tiles. and
little windows opening outwards: These
houses arc built on streets which followed
the meanders OF the river. rs croohel - vs..
rams horn, AID with sidewalks only Two
feet wide. -..
After three days stay in Hanover very =
attractive in itself, and made doaDly 50 py
fine kind attention and Hospitality o. the
good Professor and bis nccOmplshed niece
again took up the linz OF mercn aud heT +.
| an and have been IN Berlin tor WeeE: ! A.
is nearly as large as New YORK, aud. Ike
Paris Is surrounded by q belt railroad
which is called the "ringbshn y; but re-
memberlng my unsatisfactory lourney OF
the former las, year, when l was halt tfit
| limo IN deep cuts and the other hail II
| tunnels. i did not essay II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
pECCIT,LI III BLOOD.

Recent experiments as read before tho
Ioet Congress OF Surgeons at Berlin, leave
No. dcrh. IN, the true ~ay TO CLEAR
THE SYSTEM or .ITCR0BI ia
through the pores Of the SKIP. II has been
found that q remedy which kills the NJ
croli will also destroy tie life OF tac
patient; but /, has also been found that INC
tlicrobi can hc forced out through the
skin. and It il in this waythat q 6 81.
relieves the system Of poison. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
A SupcrGuity.

iJuuSc.J
sbe. Don't you think that our modern
on 10 too frivolousl ! am oftentimes
soo'.ed by some young man VINO goes
s with his heart in his sleeve: lib.
"y ia Yes; / met fellow the other n,ght
who had several Of them there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Camp Cuisine.
fsiunsey's Weekly.l

Cap,ain Bolton lin his North Woods ,9,
shsnty1: Well. my boy. how 90 you ike
his Shakspearian life under the green
"U,s Quest: There's too much bacon
.hnnt your Shakspearisn existence TO SUIT
me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

s,pa..e the /" Nickleby."
Rest Cigar od the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

6FsgNC SUFFERED much from Conta-
~ gioua Blood Poison. after using haIi
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