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THE HIsToGESETio MEDICINES
Bring Health and Happiness to GLADDEN.
Many Hearts.

SEATTLE, WASH, December H. 1890
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle Wash-DEAR
SRI One year ago last October my little girl was
vaecinated against my wishes. Her arm was
lnbamed for seven weeks. After that her head
broke out in terrible sores dischargine pus and
never healing until spring She had such Ter
rlbie rain in her head that 1t drove her almost
insane In August she received a fall which
made her much worse, and she was take1, with
spinal meningitis in its worst form. She grew
constantly worse, and the doctors could do moth
ing Tor her she was Just about dying, perfectly
speechless, almost blind and suffering intense
agony. We had given up all hope, and would
nave been glad to see her die to end her terrible
suffering, when, hearing through Mrs. McDou-
gaid OF Dr. Jordan, re sent for you. When Won
came about O'Clock in the evening. You said
she was as low as child could possibly be and
be alive, but that the Histogenetic Medicines. If
used according to directions, would cure her
We began giving her the medicines at 10 o,clock
tne same evening, and she never had a paroxysm
dlVef mat. Previous 10 this the stasIns Wonld
come on about this time in the evening and CON
uhue without intermission until In the morn
ing during which time we had TO hold her in
pea 70 Keep her rom iniurng herself When
the struggle was over. she would lie more like a
corpse IMAM living child. AS YOU said would
pe me case tne cure was slow, but sure, and she
Is now perfectly well. / cannot sufficiently ex-
press my gratitude to you for what the Histoge-
nelc Medicines have done for our child 7
remain very sincerely,
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FLOWERS IN FOLK LORE,
REGARDED AS eENeflceN7 IN pop
ulAa LEGEND AND STORY

World Wide Admiration of tho ~
emone. Amaran,b and Aso,,,.,
'ps ana Daisies--The Forget-s1e-Not.
tradition of the Lily slotiest y,o,..
The Syrians regarded tho rose
emblem of immortality CLine eoo ri as an ~
over graves and In the Tyrol II i, p soid ~
produce sleep Germans call the rosa " "
jericho the Christmas rose. and II IA ca, -
posed TO divine the events of the YEAR e
s1eeped IN water on Christmas eve 7, -
salu IN Persia that there is certai,,
Inarlneo DAY in which the rose has q
neart OF gold Another tradition reIat as
ma. s1at there Is silver table on a tain
~ MOUNT Caiassy. in India and on this tahla
lies SILVER rose that contains two beopt;
iui women who praise God without cons
ing In the center of the rose ia tha
trlangle-the residence of God
1t Is said that if a white rose bloor,s t.,
autumn an early death is prornosticatad
WINE an autumn blooming red rose sio1,i'
nes marriage The red rose If ia eiso
salo' Will not bloom over a grave Roc
ieaVes are sometimes thrown on s,a fra
Ior good luck. and a rose bush NAV bo
hiaa 10 TO bloom in autumn by pruning If
on St johns day Here. as well as in
france and Italy, it is believed that rosv
cheeks VIII come to the lass who buries
crop OF her blood under rose busb
=. ~ oSeh' young women assure the fideI
10y u tleir lovers by carrying rosebud
~ .ne breast Rose leaves are chosen for
NV ilation IN Ihuringia, the maiden hav
~ several lovers scattering n leaf named
after each one on the water: the laaf -,
sinks last is the true lover
ANEMONE
Inc anemone was regarded as the svm
ooi OF sickness in ancient Egypt 1t was
taoie ~ 10 nave sprung from the tears wept
oy venus over Adonis The amarantb
would, says Pliny. recover its color if
sprinzled with water 1t was a symbol
OF immortality, the word meaning lever
lasting The asphodel was its onnosita
meaning regret" The spirits of he
dead were thought to subsist on Tic
flower The bachelors button is so named
because youths carried one in the pockat
10 dlvine their success in love If the
mower died, it was an i'll omen The
mower basil is test of purity If it is
put under the plate of an impure maiden
In Volgtland, she will not touch it
Our familiar buttercup was so named
from an idea that its consumption in
creased the butter producing quality of
the cows milk Cows never eat them
OIL put they grow only in dry rich pastures
ne columDine was anciently called
"thankless flower. " and was the emblem
OF forsaken lovers The meek little daisv
opening its eye with the light of the
planet Venus, has always been favor.ite
with the poets Its star form caused if
to be an object of superstition, and Ger
man maidens prognosticated their fortunes
with it,
The forget me-not is one of the flowers
that in German lore guard treasures en-
tombed in caverns The Swiss regard
with superstitious feeling the little edel
weiss (our cats foot or everlastinrl, Its
Swiss name signifies noble purity
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'wo is company-three is being chaperoned.
RUPTURE AND PILES CURED.

We positively cure rupture and all rectal dis
eases without pain or detention from business
no cure, no pay; and no pay until cured Ad
dress Tor pamphlet Drs. Porterfed & Losey, S3s
Market street, San Francisco
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a German Compliment.-You Lady-If YOU
uon stop paying me compliments I'll put my
hands over my ea-s. The Herr PROFESSIONALISM
Mees Chones, zey are too schmall!
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" Vel! WeUln

"a CIV W Ctc1
H. the way you feel after one or
Of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
b done their work. You feel
Nh instead of bilious and consti-
4ed: your sick headache, dizzi-
k and Indigestion are gone. It's
Ne mildly and easily, too. You
L. have to feel worse before you
N better. That is the trouble
8th the huge, old fashioned pill.
Sese are small, sugar-coated, cas-
to take. One little Pellets a
%ative, three to four are cathartic.
Sey regulate and cleanse the liver,
mach and bowels-quickly, but
broughly. They're the cheapest
sold by druggists, because you
Nv pay for the good you get.
key're guaranteed to give salts
btion, every time, or your money
#returned. That's the peculiar
HI all DIR. Pierce's medicines are
IA on.
Lan you ask more ?
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Watts-Wonder VIII thu always call loco
motive she?" Potts-Msybe it is on account
OF the horrible noise it makes when IL tries to
whistle.
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He-I love you passionately, my darling. She
An T. al remark has the genuine engagement
ring.
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LEGEND AND TRADITION.

The common marigold is named in
French Soucis (care) In Breton legend
If touched By the bare foot of pure
hearted person on a certain morning. il
gives power to understand the LANGUAGE
of birds The crocus signifies unre
Quilted love The poppy is a well known
symbol of death The snowdrop is sacred
to the Virgin Mary The primrose is an
important flower in folk lore The Ger
mans name it "Schlussel blumo, d" or KEY
flower 1t is tabled to open tlN way to
treasures
The lily is additionally the emblem Of
Diana and Lilith, Adams second wife
To the people of India and Egypt it typi
tied fertility, to the prophets it had a
mysterious Specification 1t is potent
against withcraft in Germany, if gath
cred with prayer Spanish superstition
credits it with the power of restoring to
the human shape any one who has been
transformed to an animal. 1t is a remedy
for venomous bites in England. and it
was formerly thought that the number of
flowers on the finest stem indicated the
price of grain for the season
The thistle gathered in silence, was
formerly valued charm 1t was sacred
to Thor, and was one of the many plants
that protected dwellings from lightning
In England, the milk thistle is "Our
Ladys thistle, and the plant is well
known as the national emblem of Scot
land. Lastly, there is the modest violet.
type of humility Mohammedans are fond
of it, as their founder revered it as a type
of his religion 1t was the badge of ne
dieval minstrels, and golden violet was
the prize in the poetical contests at 1ou
louse,-F Bassett in Globe Democrat
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, GO

"A mans work is from sun to sun" and wom-
ans work descends from daughter to daughter.
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POISON IN A PIPE.

Few smokers fully realize the
danger of smoking new or improp-
erly cured Tobacco. The medical
staff of the German army discov-
cred this was a fruitful source of
throat disease.
The subsistence department of
the I. S. Army have adopted Seal
of North Carolina Plug Cut as the
Standard Smoking Tobacco for the
army.
Beware of limitations. The gem
uine Seal of North Carolina
costs you no more than poisonous
limitations.
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Beware OF limitations of the celebrated Seal oil
North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco
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\ contented wife is apt to have eontented
husband
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Try GERMEA for breakfast.
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RELIEF FROM INDIGE TON.

Filtration is ably defined as attention witho
Intention
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WINTER IS COMING.

% hara ~ ith's for your winter outfit.
~ h9re tHle biggest stock Of underclotbing
' Sd nGS. boots and shoes They naTe
9 relitesi I Veyia.y ioF everybody They have
ii I9eeles OF ali kinds s2 Tbsy have tRSS d hqse
Ehclessja' new G' crop, They have canned goods
q gloves prices. They have warm mitteHs
~ have com ,i e. have blankets from si25 up.
~ have o v~rnigN nom 20 cents each to S.
hcuier,, to all orders. Address i i@yy mi
Aith'S Cgn.VV. copy Of Home circle free
% 'cnnc,sn Store. AIS gront&treet.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27

OF the many disasters with which mankind
has been visited one of the worst is that class
Of ailments which, originating simply with in
activity Of the kidneys and bladder, causes such
frichtful loss Of life Under this appalling
category come Brights disease. diabetes, gravel
ordinary nephitis snd cAtarrh OF the bladder
No class OF organic mslsdies against which
medical skill is pitted 30 often battles the expert
practitioner ami sets his skill az naught. Easy
Is 1t. however, 70 arrest these direful ailments
at the start. The diuretic action of Hostetters
stomach BitteTs IS just sufficient 10 set the
bladder and kidneys AZ work. preserve or rescue
them from fAtsl inactivity without exciting
them The unmedicated stimuants Of com
mcrce excite without either streng henng or
both Il is unfsiiing for malaria dyspepsia,
debility. rheumatism liver complsint and con-
stipation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27
INQUIRIES SCHOOL.

Opposite Monroe Park, and7 north Belvidere-
BoARpERs-Upper School. 800; Lower School,
or from Monday 10 Friday $3.50.
DAY ScHoLARs-Upper, s6O'a 600; Lower, $3.50
s5O,
UNIVERSITY RECORD FOR YEAR-Four Degrees
and Eleven Diplomas
School assemblies for eth Session September
2gd. Enter any day after the 18th.
Large and comm odiouS sch0ol-rooms; and full
corps OF teachers.
See circulars in bookstores and west Main
street drugstores; or apply at the school after
September 5th. JOHN z. MCGUIRE,
au1l-tu.t tn fl. 3w, tD3wex,su Principal.
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JAMES RIyER nIYISIOY.

a. AND A. H. R.)
LEAVE hICHNOND:
300 A ~. mail daily, for Lynch burg Natural
Bndg0, LeEIng.Ol. BucQa Vista.
Glasgow, Craig City aal Clifton
Forge. PerlOr CHAR Richmond to
tMton tOrSe, excepting On Snn-
days train
$3.50 = IL, except sunday, for Lynchburg con
nectlng with 4 train leaving Lynch.
burg a. 600 4. 3d. fOt Natural
Brlago, Lexington AMI Clifton
torge hleeplng-car % Lynchburg,
AkklFE AT RI uMOND.
$50 i. d., daily, from Clifton Forge
$40 4. h;, except sunday. from clifton Forge
Station, Eighth and Canal streets
, For further information apply 10 A. W. Oar
bers Office, Nl east blain street: Chesapeake
and ONO Railway Companys stations; Chess
peake and Ohio general once. Eighth and Main
JOHN ID. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
R1CHmOND AND SEVEN PINES RAILWAY
~ SUMNER SCHEDULE
UNION LINE ELECTRIC CARS CONNECT
WITH ALL TRAINS
Leave Richmond: Leave Seven Pines:
$50 a NJ; II ~ $50 4. NJ; 7:3) A. NJ
SUNDAY
loA M; 12M; PIP NJ; "a H.; Il A. NJ; 1P
3 L. ~; 4P. NJ; ?. H.: BPM: 4PM.: 6 P. NJ
: ?. ST. PPM
Hound trip tickets twenty five cents
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RAILROADS.
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N = T. Nado|k:Nestsrn
RAILROADS.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 9. 1891
bEAyE ,-,,, RICHMOND DAILY).
ooo " IB3YRRD-sIREEI STATION.
express. Arrive Norfolk ii rs A. "a
stops ONLY, 81 Petersburg, Wayoriy
1905 4. ~. For Roanoke. Radgord, Pulaski.
Bristol; also connects at Radford
for Bluefield; NO connection be-
yond Bluefeld. Parlor car Peters
burg TO Hosnhke. and Pullman
sleoper Roanoke 70 Memphis via
Knoxville and Chattanooga.
1870 P. NJ, For Iynchburg. Roanoke aud inter.
mediate stations No connection
beyond Roanoke
l is F. H. tF1 Fo 4 ss' h.ats,9r Es.
Bristol Also for Blpefeld. Poca-
hontas, Elkhorn and station, on
thnch Valley Division. Also for
Louisville and stations on l.. 4 y
X r. via Norton. Pullman palace
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready FOR occu-
pancy AZ 900 = VI. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg to Bristol. and
Roanoke 10 Memphis and New
Orleans via Knoxville and Cha.ta-
QL1NuH VALLEY DIvIsION-LeAve Dlus.
field daily 700 A. NJ. for Norton and intsrms-
qlsIe tailons; and 1858 Z. II. for Norton,
Louisville and all points on the L. & N. Il. T.
Tickets. baggsgo-checks. and all information
can e Obtained Al Richmond and petorshnrV
railroad depot; A ". Garber's POI Msin street:
ana at the Company's oflice, AS east Main
sUee@ X. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
w. B. BEYILL
General Passenger Agent
Le1orAl OnlcA NoAnlLn "A
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YOBK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
)AILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAyORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

,, TEAlN No 10, $40 p. H.
9t Son. E1r sssiiS6, daily except SUNDAY
meets With stage Tor walkerton; also connees,
with Baltimore steamer 81 West Point
DA1rpf0dRHFA I frS N2 r. -; S., + y ...
ID day, FOR West Point, connecting With Yof
rlyor steamers Tor Baltimore. At Batimors
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road Tor Washington. Philadelphia and New
YORK, FARE Richmond 10 Baltimore. e.: %
Warrington, g: TO Philadelphia, sl.so: SeS
T s1I,EEAigSIERss LEAyE, BALTIMORE JPN
\ thence by Richmond and DsnvillorAil q
Richmond, Arriving A. :55 A. NJ. and iO:DA NJ
ocAr ,ti,KHAAlN No; 40. 7:'O A. NJ
| TIL, hi,AtD daily except Sunday; leaves
and SH.to steN. station Tor West Point
Ticket Office ~ ststion foot Of virginia street
open 'W A NJ 10 900 Z ID. and from 400 toe.Y
CIV 'iftet ONCE, sol Main street
Irathq Manager. Gen PASSENGER Agens
1Oohfh :. IOIIS. DIV. Pass. Agent
ISiSSdItNn.OGNp FREDERICKSBURG md PO.
Ing nis5 AZ. ST. 1891 as'ern standard iimei
s,ois only. a. Ashlsnd BoihweI
MAfQrl fredericksburg. Brooke
tnd NdeHater Sleeper Washiny.
ION and Now York. Arrives e
nA.hnzJon q 1901 =. NJ. balti-
more, az /. M.t RllAlelphia SAP
60, - p 81; New FORK 650 p II
- ~ n ~ leaves byro-street station daily Ak
eeps sunday. Bufot parlor Cor
hiG ,5 70 New koEA; Arriyos
more, s:2i =. N; philaaelYhia. 20
ZOO p NJ leaves Byrd' 9sT " ~ station "a % DALI
Sleeping car Richmond 70 New
York. Stops only at Ashland. Both.
well Milford Frederiokstnrs,
Brooke and WidoWAtor Stoos AZ
other stations on sundays Arrives
a. Washing on 50 n 0S 2 NJ baiIi.
more, 1875 4 " Philadelphia o.
A. NJ; Now York, GEO A. 81.
500 A ~, arrives ~ Byrd-streot station tRl1
sleeper from New York. STOPS only
a. whitewater, Brooke. Frederch--
buiR Milford, Boutwell, aud Ash
eondays Leaves Washington et
a:ss r A.. arrives at Byrd-street station dsii1.
Stops a. fredericksburg. Mifotl.
Boutwell, snd Ashland SeWr
from Warrington and New loIk
does not stop At Elba caves Wall.
sso P H.. arrives at Byrd,street station daily
except Sunday Buffet iarlOr ar
Sew York to Richmond Loayei
Washington al zoo I. u
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 7. n. leaves Byrd-streot -tshon; arrives
-, az fredericksburg at $40 p. NJ
$40 A. IL, arrives az LAri-sireet station;
leaves IrCdnrlCk3DurK az 10 =. u
ASHLAND rRAiNA
DAILY Except SUNDAYS
6:is A. NJ. leaves ElDs; arrives At Ashland n
5:33 A. NJ
ga P. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives 81 Ashland a.
7O3 y NJ
6:45 A NJ. arrives AZ Eliza; leaves Ashland at
sos 4. ~.
eas ?. ~. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashlandat
b.3O J.. VI.
c. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager
T. l. d. AYgRs. General Superintendent
A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. MAY ~, 1871. at sA
~. trains on this road will run as follows;
Tf4Al
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a. me petition Of Mrs. Ida Florinee Loderer
TOT the appointment Of ira Leo Rrambereer
~ soa ner guardian ed Item, for the purpose of
swy .sg the sill Of her father, Richard s.
Ace "o Sss.S was Med in the Surogate's Of
petition that she WAS twenty wears old on
ssuiy z. IN last. and that she was married. ~
wsII,go ~. iederer on October 10, 1889 S6e
makes the petition for the appointmant Of 10 ,be
guardian herself. because she says she does
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27

To feel bright and cheerful attend TO your
stomach. Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
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DENTISTS.

vxTILFRED A. PLRASANTS D. D. T..
DENTAL OFFICE,
az EAST MAIN STREET RICHMOND VA
Ctice hours; A. NJ. to6P. IL
Ioc2l-lYl
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r HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COW.
- PANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST "a is,t

o~HGDOl~1 IN EfF Ell AUGlol "a 1891.
:. LEAVE RICHMOND:
e'~ n H. aaly, Tor Old Point and Norfolk
Iqilman sleeping-car Ronceverte TO
Old Point ~
II :o5 A. IL, express daily. for Cincinnati
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Rich
nond 10 White Sulphur. Through
DAY coach 10 Cincinnati Pullman
Sleeper Old Point 10 Ronceverte
connecting with Pullman Sleeping
Car FOR Cincinnati
$50 Z. NJ, express, daily, for Old Point a
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping Car
=. cincinnati to Old Point
4cO l. H. accommodation, except Sunday, for
GordOnsyllle and Orsnge. On Satur-
,o..o n y, days u will run through tn Nfaunton
w'oo L M.,lthe +. F. Y. Limited. daily. Phil.
man Sleeping Car Old Point 10 Gin.
clnnatl Solid yestbule tran with
diuing,ca and Pullmans. Cor
donsVlie 20 CinciDnati and Pullman
toLoHisVlle
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ and 2:55 F. ~, daily, from Cncin
natl.
20 P. NJ, daily except Sunday, from Hinton.
with Iullman Buffet ParlOr Car
from White sulphur
1888 A. ". and 6 20 r. NJ, daily from Norfolk.
ot@tlon Broad street near Seventeenth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27

The BEST Ioc. PIECE ofFINE sUN-CURED
IODACCO that can be- bought ia America IL
hiCkOk's No. !.
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NEITHKR woULp Buup ~ rlnE.

Daniel Ferris of No. 405 Henderson street.
Jersey City, separated from his wife two
weeks ago because they had conflicting opin-
ions as to whose duty 1t was 10 build the fire
in the kitchen stove.
The question occAsioned disputes which led
each 20 make complaints 10 the police. aud
Monday night sergeant Kelly advised Mrs.
Ferris TO consult Oyerseer OF the Poor
Hewitt She did SO and Ferris was arrested
yesterday on charge of Abandonment Mrs.
Ferris tod Justice ODOnnell that Ferris WAS
q good husband in everything except as TO
the duty Of making the Ere
Ferris said he had TO leave home because he
had nothing 70 eat On the day he left home
his breakfast and dinner were left on the
table uncooked His wife was exemplary and
prudent, but she neglected household duties
II he did not make FIRE.
Justice O'Donuell referred the case to a
feieree' who decided in favor Of the wife.
feTis at first refused TO abide by the decis-
'on. but when Mrs Ferris said.
fire, lie said: 'A'
I'm build N rnvaaif y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27

No. Leave Arrive
Petersburg. Richmond
eTOppINA rLAcra


Nos. q, % and - make no stops. Nos p and
n stop on signal a. Manchester Centrala and
Chester Nos. % AMI Il SOD on signal al pan
chesr TswI acbbs s onlv Tor pss $50
pers purchasing tickets go regular stopping
places FOR this train south OF Petersburg. Noa
r. IS 81 rs ~ so, ~ 49, ~ and - will stop on sig-
H"' a. d. Pullman CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. a aud g sleeping-cars between
New York and Tampa Els. via JacksonViliel.
New York and Charleston. On Trains Nos. z
and ~ seeplng-cars between New ork and
jacksonville. On Trains Nos. 81 and u sleeping
cars betwssen Richmond AMI Lynehhogafgs1i w. "
Richmo aaiA- 800 An. Nor,olk...".,ii'1A AN
ht oI5niS .S S:sS n iebmeen,5i re.
Norfoif..... 100 p NJ Biehmoni 80. e.ss p NJ
The trains leaving hichriond a. 900 A; NJ. snt
Norfolk at 400 r N. arc solid trains betweea
these two points and passengers 90 through
without change 81 cars. Close connections rs
also made a. Petersburg Dr. the $50 j.. u. lrA'u
from Richmond and tho 1898 A N. train ffon
Grams frsias Leaving Richmond atgio@ A. NJ an
1872! 7. D.: and arriving a. Richmond a. -
A. n. ana 80 /. NJ. make close connection AZ
PETERSBURG 10 and from Fsrmyille. Lynch0urs
'H' 'ol 80 "'''' Is u. sQLGI,
suporlntonlont
1T. D. MFRS.
General superintendent.
" EMERSON. Genera. Passenger Agent
JrARMy1ILE AND POWHATAN RAILROAD
Il coma, General Oh co, No. 703 east Nam
Notwithstanding ia effect 4 y ~, 1891.
LEAVE MCHMOAD:
SAB z. NJ. yia Atlantic Coast Limo Tor ber'
o,.AH va Atlantic Coast Line FOR Winter.
pock and intermediate stations
400 T. ~ Via Richmond aud Dsnyiiis railroad
FOX lAumyllo and all stations "est
OF MOsoiy Junction.
ARRIVE AT klCHhQND;
s.aa A. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line from Ber-
pw .aaaktlAntic Coast Line from Wio-
NC - 49, teruock and interncdi ate ststlons.
.-o z. Al. ". Richmond and DAnvllo from
WiutorpOck. FarmTilo anu intcf-
mediate Stations
e.A NJ vi. Richmond and nanvillc Railroad.
wv from farmyillD and lntermcdlA.o
stations to Mossly Junction
Tar fickets baggage cheeks time-tAoles, tol
H. ar s1c 4 w BARBER. the Atlantic Coast
I'M md KlchInond and DAnyiilo dopots
''-''' r. Wilson
0enoral Freight AMI Passenger Agent
~ "a TnIa, General Manager spsSb
BnswASdHn . CO.
- Manufacturers and Dealers
Builders and Painters Supplies
Cd Doors. Blinds Ffs Etc; Paints OK
eash' Glass. Brushes. Etc
1gEAsT MAIN, and Il s. FIFTkENTH SIS
sls hiCH4QND. VA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27

DO not weaken yourself by drastic purga-
tlyes. Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-27

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
How to Cure All skin Diseases"

SIMPLY apply "Swaynes Ointment" No In
ternal medicine required. Cures totter. eczema,
itch, all eruptiOns on the face, hsnds nose. tic.
leaving tho skin clear whitc, and healthy Its
wbno other remedy. ASK your druggist for
swaynes Ointment
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS SARAH NJ RANDOLPHS SCHOOL
WI reopsns SEPTEMBER f7rH., and offers un-
usual educational sdyants yes with its able corps
supervision. aud with all the opportunities for
culturo which Baltimore, educational and
musical centre as il now Is. offers. The school
is situated in the most beautiful part Of the city
Apply for circulars to 1914 EutAw Place, Balti-
moro. Nd. jyi6-th, sa,tu,2m