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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Harriet Prescott Spoiord contributes 10 the
Writer feeling essay on the character Ot her
friend. the late james Part n. IN which she
saws | first met Mr. Parton me TWENTY-FIVE
wears ago ~ General Buffers house IN Wash
ingtOn which Mrs Buffers gracious and
delightful presence made unlike any other.
We were very gay under the spell OF Fanny
Ferns irresistible drollery. and the air Of
amused indulgence with which Nh Parton
listened was very attractive Indeed. bis
whole personality was attractive; It was one
of great simplicity and dignity. Ills
voice was low and musical, his manner
the perfection OF quiet, except when
aroused IN one of his euthusiasms. He Was
so slender that he seemed taller than he was.
with the scholarly air of one who bends over
books. while with his dark hair. and lashes.
and beard. and his dark blue eyes, and with
the sometimes pensive, but more often placid
exrres-iOn there were aspects Of his pale
lace that were beautiful. although perhaps
this struck YOU more after you had found the
beauty OF his character. IL was at ball II
Washington, somewhat later. that as he com
mented on the flowing wine, the splendid
toilets the flowers. the Jewels the abundant
waste. was struck by the originality Of his
disapproyal even in enjoying the en- oyment OF
others and learned then the strength OF as
sion with which he regarded all things taat
worked for the good OF iii OF humanity. Ny
subsequent acquaintance showed me that his
intense convictions were part OF himself. OF
mis- life his identity, and so Intense and com
mailing were they that there was something
Wonderful in the habitual repression which
he exercised. although now and then some
volcanic outburst OF indignation or rapture
carried him away. For he admired IN the
deuth OF his being, all fine action and inten-
ron he was on the side OF every reform: he
suffered with every sufferer he was the
enemv Of oppression. Of cruelty. Of craft and
the redresser OF every wrong. lie had. be-
sides this. the poor genius Of common sense.
The ktheuaum slashes into Dir. Froude's
divorce of Catherine of Aragonn with
savage glee II begins by calling the book
"a splendid piece OF audacity" and ends by
saving: We really cannot 90 into AL the
sonhistries. ali the MISREPRESENTATION con-
tsined in this book. Like the History pub
I;shed thirty.fve years ago. II is written with
the express object OF justifying Henry VIII;
and Tor that object It IL manifest
ali through that we are asked to shut
onr eyes to the plain evidences Of cruelty,
;niustice aud oppression. and to withhold
"ur sympathies from ill-used women
l;te Catherine of Aragon and the Princess
Wsrv from martyrs like Fisher and More.
and eyen from Henry's unhappy idol and
s.,o,;m Anne Boleyn. who had enough TO
snswer for, surely. without having her. MEM
~ loaded with crimes which she solemny
Ja,nied in the immediate prospect Of an igno-
mnious death. No intelligent reader VIII al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

which the poor dog had probably fallen, and
the next day another of the miners saw him
swimming about the water in q vain endeavor
to ind some means OF escape. Day after
day the water subsidized until it nearly reached
the level Of the shaft. which was about 420 feet
deep. and Sultan followed the water. drop
ping from ledge to ledge. II was impossible
70 offer any assistance TO the poor fellow. for
The shaft was unsafe. aud though brave
young miner offered TO attempt o rescue, the
superintendent would not allow him to risk
his life
SO 1t went on for days and weeks. and Sui;
tan was slowly starving to death. for no food
could reach him. He had disappeared be-
hind the iutting lodges. and all that told OF
his presence was faint whine. But nothing
could be done on account OF the danger TO
human life, and as the days passed the pitt,
ful whimper Of the dog grew fainter and
fainter. Plenty of suggestions were made,
but none were practicable; and the last news
was that Sultan had 10 be left TO bis fate.
-Harper's Young People.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

IN his de- ghtful and very beautiful book
"Gharn Ewes. Do William Hamilton Gibson has
much 10 say about birds and blrd-lie, as he
found them IN his rambles through the fields
and the woods. Here is his description Il
the composition OF a certain bird nest that
he discovered one day.
There are strips Of white and yellow birch
bark. aster calyxes. cobwebs. blue-b tile
Hv spider-egg silk tufts slender roots. bits o.
nth. skelet0nlzed leaves pine needles. old
c0coons of the tussOc1 moth. gras5, caterpil-
lar hairs. dandellOn seeds, moss and feathers
A broad piece OF mOttied gray paper-hke sub
stance forms the outside base OF the nest, a
fragment OF hornets nest, one Of the iaycrlte
fabrics of all the yireos. And what Is this
white weather-beaten fragment that crops
mt beneath IL A bit of newspaper
Most oil the fragments Of the nest l threw
away but found in the newspaper BITS a
revelation that led me 70 preserve them most
carefully. Not that the newspaper element
was "A rarity. for all tho yireos have fancy
for this peculiar material. Indeed, the white
eyed vireo was called the politician by an
old ornithologist because OF this very fond
ness Tor the newspaper.
ASH have said. tho nest was that 81 a red
eyed vireo. This bird has been called the
preacher" by Wilson Flagg. close bird OBJ
server. who had noted the peculiar, contlnu-
Gus sonp-sermon of the bird IN the tree top.
Remembering this. | was led 10 scan with
curiosity the text Of these weather-beaten
waits of news. There We're about dozen
pieces in all In most of them the print was
worn and illegiDle. AM in others so frag-
montary rs 10 be without sense At last.
however. came upon u sentiment. the only
perfect sentiment 70 be found IN al tho
print my preachers text-"haye IN view
tie will Of God
But have not begun 10 mention all the
curious things that are woven into o ylreOs
fsbric once found one that was decorated
with hundred or more black, shiny cater
nillar skins. Another showed the gauzy
mitten OF a toad. And only last year dis
covered the most singular specimen Of all "a
nest almost en- tireiy composed of cast-off
enokp skins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Did You Ever?

Did you ever, did you ever
See a violet near the skye
DID you ever, did you ever
See daisy climbing high?
Did You ever. did yen ever
See bluefsh climb a tree?
Did you ever, did you ever
See an ostrich swim the sea-
Did you ever, did you ever
See a putting, spouting whale
Dance polka. dance a schOttlsche,
SING song or run the scale?
No, You never-no, You never
saw a violet near the sky.
Cause the pretty little fiOwret
Has It's mission closer by.
No, you never-no. you never
Saw daisy climbing high,
For the modest little beauty
Stops % please each tired eye.
No. YOU never-no. you never
Saw bluefish climb tree:
No. the shining, hnny creature,
Only IL the wave Is free.
No. you never-nO ron never
Saw an ostrich in the sea,
For tho sea would spoil his feathers
They were made for you and me.
NO, you neyer-nO, You never
Saw putting, spOuting whale
Dance polka, dance q schOttlsche,
sing song or run the scale.
No, he knows it would not suit him
Dancing round upon his tail,
For he fills a useful mission;
You have yours, ike Mr. Whale.
THEREsE VI. RANDALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
LEMON ELIXIR.
PIeasant-EIegant-ReIiabIe.

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For sleeplessness, nervousness, and palpita-
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For all sick and nervous headaches take
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Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
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DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail you
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which arise from torpid or diseased liver.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Poor Sultan.

Some people are inclined TO regard the
number thirteen as unlucky. and It Is certain
that Sultan found great deal OF ill-luck in
lie thirteenth wear Sultan was u shepherd
dog-a large. black fellow-and he lived Just
thirteen wears. The home Of his mistress was
in New Jersey. and on the last Saturday
nnoyning in August he was united and allowed
~ On on A rambe. Sunday came. but no
SnItan and the neighbors were notified Of his
shsencs low his anxious owner. He was much
admired and large number of acquaintance
wondered where he could be-,
Not far away. IN place c"i ie,I Mine HUI.
were some mines. and on the Following Mon
a.. os Tho sunerintendent was passing a de
serted shaft lac heard faint whine. andlook-
ing down saw sultan seated on narrow ledge
Of rock about lGO feet below the level of the
earth. Below him was pool OF water into
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

XvlRGINIA-INT TIE CHANCERY COURT OF
Y THE CITY OF RICHMOND The lGlh
DAY or NOVEMBER 1891.
In The matter OF the estate OF Lr. John u. Skei-
ton deceased. eXparte.
a repOrt OF the accounts Of Julian +. Shelton.
administrator Of John q. SHELTON, deceased, and
81 The debts and demands against said John
O. skeletons estate having been fled IN the
office of this court. under chapter l2l OF the
Code of Virginia, Oh the th day 0f October, lssl'
aud more than one year from the qualification
of said Julian +. shelton, administrator as
aforesaid having elapsed, on motion Of Mrs e.
n. McYeigh. one OF the distributes 81 said
John g. SHELTON. deceased. IL Is ordered thar the
creditors Of John q. SHELTON, deceased li ans
there be. show cause. III any they can before
this court. or tho Judge thereof at tho .courI
room Of the Chancery Court oi tire Guy on
Richmond. va. on the 9TH day OF January ~,
against the payment and delivery OF ne estate
Of John g. SHELTON deceased. 90 his Distributes
without refunding bonds. and itls turther OF,
dered that copy Of this order 10 pabhbnea
once a week for four successive weeks III me
Richmond TINES. newspaper published IN mo
city of Richmond, Va. and that SAID order DO
posted al the front door OF the Hastings Court
II the city of Richmond, on the FIRST Monday IN
December. 1891. and on the first Monday OF jan
uAry. 1872.
copy-Jeste. <.o.,,,,. CO.,
T.W. CARRNGToN. for distributes OF John q.
sEsltou deceased no i5-su 4w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
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Dyspepsia Sick Headache. Indigestion Con
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Vegetable Liver Pills when tho directions strictly
,ompiloa with They are purely Vegetable. and nsvse
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

......,.,,n s.ngeth SO hor spinning wheel
laa ..-, .Isnt. ballad. or barcarole;
"r.e.h OF Der song upon the whole
HAN of fhe lax. and yet the reol
fH ..-f.|v her fingers feel.
H nrf.u-tmtnt. proYldcut control,
t...u.ly twisted 20 unrol
.,.-fort taraad. hence appeal
ti Christian Church, that we may 90
I..,ress SIN these temples murk
t .rt. anl stoadtast, thus intent ana
,--t from toll, our souls pursue
ca.m. Sphere 'nno ana provo o"'
.s~ Cor che sweetness OF our song.
.t'ti Mrs. Browning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

I think there are some persons who imagine
that there Is a sacred quality IN a family Bible
living on the comfortable, and who have thu
same sort Of regard for the book that lies
there that some other people have for the
value Of q horseshoe nailed over the door
and the one IS as good as the other. The Bible
that Is unopened IS at best of value only az a
respectful profession that you are not exactly
an inhdel. The Bible that is 90 lay hold on
YOU is g Bible that you may lay hold upon.-
Lyman Abbott.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

low bis judgment TO be swayed by such mani
fest special pleading as prevails throughout
tho work. But if any one Of ordinary edu-
cation takes up this volume in the hope OF
clearing his ideas on the subject of Henry
VIII. s divorce, It is to be feared that be will
lay it down more ignorant and more por-
pleIed than before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

l.1. from tho German by Fanny NJ.
t0Xc.l
Ir..r great men DO not make much Of their
OVID utrts Dor do they allow them TO be
un..teI road after the manner Of the
llsrs-.-
According tothis 5 should be silent when
IlarH One Ui their deeds. Notwlthstand-
l r.. beg leave r. relate a noble act
t.l. las not vet grown DID,
Hle beautiful summer day I'D the Prater at
le.ta d. great public teast was taking place.
Ile ir-erl "a large park filled with mag
ascent trees and is the chief promenade and
I.t amusement iu Vienna distinguished
--. l..l .u.e. high aud low, rich and poor
ra. ...e all also many strangers who.
wished o. ENJOY this great feast Of the
people.
N.ee Jorge number Of happy people are
f..-.reI ..etler. le who hAs need Of charity
t DIS oW-creatures has something 10
SD iu Obi. vast crowd there We're
ea udas pretty little harp-maidens ana
e'a .e-r4ls ai. seeking 90 avail Themselves
D.l. opportunity ot making few cents.
ul. there was living IN Vienna q
soldier whose pension WAS SO small
tt WAS iar rom being enough 20 sustain
l teto.s t0 lIs violin. having learned IN
Fa 0a o. r.ay ir.m bis father. who was
Al....0al ll7 habit was 90 stand under an
20. t.e a tle lrter with his little poodle
--e m. holding Tie bat iu his mouth o.
Ga. tle few pennies which the passors-by
f chance t0 throw
I.l.. ODD lls great teast DE was standing
a.,- as elaI done many times before
l.'te poodle Lo. hug. alas an empty hat
Ns.a.st have been t1u.led with compas-
.a.- heaI hardly covered with thin white
--F .aI a- spare lenn figure cl atAed ln
Uses thread lle soldiers cloak.
HelaI fought ir many "a battle. each hav-
t a.. hun It's scar. as a reminder of
le d4fs-onl three fingers of his
'-. la.I remained tO Linn as be drew the
arl., Ls violin d prape-sh0t at the
.re .I l.lern had tenfiyed HIM OF two.
another larger sbof .ad ouiogIv after
-r.-l assn. 1.lrr.
A..wt.. f.rlnq his sl1 anoearauce the
tYi burned on t.1ugh he nod snent ms
t .eu ..nt- 10 buy new STRINGS for ms
|.l tlo better t0 play ail his old fashioned
-.t.e.r .fv..tlas I(e4vv aud sad theoid
ia....l ..,.3 - - 80. -,
iet +E.i- tI,Is,, ot,,ro ,-,' ,,i,p',
lr. ...aIf.r Diva. ir..r, ,rt,, 30 oyl f,r
r.. ..,.. ..''D .'.l 80 va ~.
- .tt.. LII srI noe o@rr.f In "a distant
ie... t.er.tr E.ff.r ,,erbl's ,o',,id fare
..tte u.o.Ie ,,ao an fhe MAJ, l.o,ne ner-
oa e'Y.4 ..,.f t,'. n, .,,s ,,',ttar NH
t- 8.fH his l',,r.,sr
l-.I. IS o... ~. ,.rstt, lo+oir tbe
a'.r. I.. f'.... ,.''. M y. 49, tbo set
tr.. r..,U, +i.. ...... -.rl,,.l,.od.. ,,,..ro
-..- ....r faces h.a.e5.arl blt "a sad main
De- settled oo fba Iii ,,.efb.r reaten
Mrel ..e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
PILE CURE.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
DENTISTRY.
A CARD.

A CARD
DR.. GEORGE y. STEEL, Dentist. will con-
tinue the practice of his profession IN all rs
branches at his long established place Of bush
DRs CHARLES +. and FRANK r. STEEL,
graduates in both Dentistry and Medicine and
of long experience, are associated WITH me
and one or more of AS may DC found o. the Office
az all hours.
With thanks for past fayors respectfully ask
for the continued patronage OF my friends and
the public. Hopefully.
'''0 GEORGE h. STEEL.
de2-w.ffsu i23 Man sifest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

THE first symptoms Of heart disease are short
breath. huttering. faint and hungry spells, pain
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book on Heart Disease, with wonderful cures.
free az Owens & Minor Drug Co. 1907 Main
street, opposite pOstOtice, or address DIR. Miles
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
How's
Your Liver7

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver IS torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
etipated, the food Lee
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning. the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; q feeling Of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
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means of restoring more
people TO health and
happiness by giving them
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1t acts with extraor-
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NEVER eErn DISAPPOINTED.
AS general family remedy for Dyspepsi
'orpid Liver, Constipation, etc, I hard
yer use anything else. and have new,
cen disappointed In the effect produccs
seems 10 be almost "a perfect cure for Q
diseases OF the stomach and Bowels.
AW.Ss NcELSor. Macon. q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Lemon Hot Drops

Cures all coughs, colds hoarseness. sore
throat bronchitis, hemOrrhage. and all throat
and lung diseases. Elegant reliable.
twenty-five cents at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. ii. Motley, Atlanta
GeOrela.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Wb.u she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
when she had Children, she gave them Castorlc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

A careful survey of the present condition Of
affairs throughout Kansas reveals tho fact
that practically every acre Of desirable land
IN the State bias increased - per cent. III
value ia tie past twelve months. There has
been already increase IA the demand Tor
farms aud where bargains were plentiful "a
year or 30 ago high prices rule now. HE
value and repuio of the land have been IL
creased by the recent big crops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
IN THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Tsouehts and Topics for Sunday Reading
and Thought,
CAREFULLY COMPILED SELECTIONS.
49,. povcr OF Truth-siorr of = foor ""'i-
,,,res.lon OF the Mouth-Use OF
49,. rrbic Religious Newsstand Notes

....--t... tsnof a theory or a speculation.
..IH-C oIFgloGE.
'... .....-..s rrfiqfgn is q MANN lcuor Dy
r,-1l ~ de,ra6cd ana Spfru0 hu-
o.. .-., ana AGAIN bean strengthened 10
... If.l .nfrc. "-6oEIHE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

The BEST &c. PIECE OF GENUINE sun.
CURED TOBACCO on earth Is Hiekok's Fig
Try IL and see.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Judge Izlar of the South Carolina Supreme
Court mas decided That the marriage contract
IN that State is 'lndissoluble by any human
means"
a cycling corps hos been added to the
equipment of the Salvation Army. Fifty
young men have been called for to travel
tor three years on wheels
-.
The Russian State Council bas decided that
al Protestant pastors must in the future pass
an examination IN the Russian language and
from the first OF May. 1892 only the Russian
language shall be used i'm the Protestant pull
PIT Of the German Baltic provinces.
~
The San Francisco Presbytery RETAINED
from offering suggestions % the revision
committee IL trusts that IN the further work
of the committee the Calvnistic system OF
doctrine may in no respect be impaired, and
that all reasonable demands for amendment
Of the Confession may be met.
-
The agitation tor and against the recall Of
the Jesuits and allied societies. notably the
EedemptOrists 20 Germany is carried on as
vigorously as ever The Reichstags Bureau
now reports 6.3li petitions. with l.0Sl.OJO
SIGNATURES 10 favor of the return, and 1916
petitions, with ,lzG.0O names against IT,
Archbishop Kondrick. of St. Louis, has just
celebrated his Jubilee as q Bishop 81 the no
man Catholic Church. Ii aid that no pre-
late ia this country ever bad tins privilege
before 10 viii be remembered that Or. Ken
drck was one of the two American bishops
who voted against the dogma OF papal intal-
hbillty in the Vatican Council.
Their people Of ST. Petersburg will follow the
Czar'- lead by depnvng Themselves Of enter
tainmeut during the coming winter and dc
voting the money saved TO the famine fund.
-.
The famous English preacher Hugh Price
HupLes. who was d e most interesting figure
no tie great Washington Congress on Method
lists, saws that history has demonstrated epIs-
copacy 10 be the best system Of church gov
eminent.
The coming Genera. Synod for the King
dom If Prussia. Whllc not having any legisla-
tive rights. Will be an important convention,
especially as 10 will voice the wishes and de-
sres oil the churches on r against the Govern
meut 1t is interesting and significant that
In the election OF delegates the conservative
and positive Christians IN Berlin gained the
victory. though ly small margin, over the
liberals aud radicals, after an exciting con-
test, the vote standing l-,'OJ 70 IZ.OJO.
-
In Spain. too. the agitation for rest on the
Lords Day is being championed by those
high I'm authority. Minister President Cauo-
vas del Castillo las introduced a law into the
COrtes 70 the elect that no person under SIX
teen be allowed 10 do any work on sunday;
that IN all state. provincial and municipal
establishments Sunday rest Is obligatory.
that labor on Sunday is allowed only III cases
where II is absolutely necessary, IN which
cases special permission must be secured ana
that in all cases employers must grant thelf
employees sufficient time 10 perform thor re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

A cycling corps has been added to the
equipment of the Salvation Army. Fifty
young men have been called for to travel
for three years on wheels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Judge Izlar Of the South Carolina Supreme
Court has decided that the marriage contract
IN that State IS lndissoluble by any human
means
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and stomach disorders, use
uunxVs,s IRON BiTTEitS.

An dealers keep t. 81 per bottle Genuine has
,rodo.,aark and crossed red lines on wrapper
UICKoK's NO. I. III. ID. u, ", n nss
CAROLINE CURED AItEPUhL, SL da, y
AND CHOICE sUN-CUAED ToBACCoS. ihx
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Eelicious Nntes.

The Chicago board Of missions has decided
to appoint q city missionary 20 organize work
among charitable and penal Institutions