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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
JOHN NJ. DEAN
COMPANY.
SUCCESS OF OUR NEV DEPARTURE

Our terms goods bought at store we'll known and
those who make the small regularly agreed
To them interesting departure by which plan all those who
have paid their accounts satisfactorily to us are privileged to add their
added does exceed the original Of the BILL To
plain Mrs has bought goods the amount Of $780, which she
made satisfactory payment Sc per month"; until the present time she
only $50 Now should she Chamber Suit Car
pet Refrigerator possibly Baby Carriage and Cradle anything
else the she have them other articles added her bill with
paying anything down. provided does amount $50 this
@ nU @ Va 5 v n I
you may add goods any time without any payment down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Cloth Refers for Children.
B. H. GLADDING & co.

ROOMs IND BOARD: BOARD:,,,.
ALDINE HOUSE.
s34 Broad ST. cor. Chestn 1t. finest location in the
city. desirable rooms with nrst-class dining r ON
or u sS with r. IA
Hoppin square aug.-o.-
T,o LET-IN QUIET LOCATION. NEAR HORSE
i cars, furnished rooms. Mo .ern lmprovements.
I71 BROAD sT.-RooMs SINGLE OR En-
Il l. suite. with board references required
TO LET-TENEMENTS.
Three tines under this heddtnn 10 cents
ro LET-oN WEST SIDE. TWO VERY
modere cSnyenieecea near "a street cars rent low
sf to god tenants, Address B-s1. News once. -
U'o LET.-IN ELMwooD. AN UPPER, AND
chambers separate entrances, hath rooms steam
heat. Address D-25. News of,iee.
,ro LET-.Two VERY PLEASANT TENE-
1seoSd seood tenans ter SS inquire OF n " PRESTON. IS
Westminster street. arle-n
u,o LET-oN EVERGREEN STREET. UPPER
i tenement Of seven ooms with bath room and
gas: separate entrance near cars rent only $500.
no LnT-oN POINT STREET NEAR SUMNER.
Il very pleasant upper tenement OF six rooms on
floor in perfect ORDER rent moderate. Address
iI-2e News office.
rTo LET-NIcE LOWER TENEMENT OF SIX
tachcd. Address F.si. News orioe
fI,o LET-TENEMENT OF FIVE ROOMS on
l Dean street. Address E-23 News Office. in
Edgewood.
rTo oLET.-UpPER TENEMENT OF ROOMS on
a.es News once ' ''''"
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE
Three lines under this heading 10 cents.
~--~->->>---~-~-~,~~-~
New Upright Piano
FOR $I67.5o.
Latest improvements, fully warranted for seven
yrars. o'' Upright piano, tuned Tor si.So. Lowest
P'''S' coTTELLE SON.
Telephone 500 SIS Westminster SC.
J1oR sALE-GRocERY AND MARKET WITH
SS Secoust OF sickness Address, BIO. New. once.
TO LET-MIsCELLANEO
Three lines under this heading 10 cents.
.y.--.-...-----..>-.-->----->~
u,o LET-ruRSIsHED ROOM. SUITABLE
L 70. 1--WE gcniiemcni apply lg y ,trect
rtNO TET- -OFFICEs AND ROOMS o. WEST
Il minister street. near Dean. street B-2S News
once
lost and FOUND.
n osT-sUNDAY MORNING IN THE UNION
L. Depot near %. g.. Bacgage foon. Lunch
pfrk et containing napkins and two laCc caps.
suitable reward VIII 6e paid. by leaving ~ this
ofice. ltf-U
osr -LAD1hs' GolD WATCH, SATIN FIN-
Ia f.1. Loot on Btng street Main strect
s,rorge street pawtuxet. n. I. suitable reward
hy cavng ~ News ohlcs or at II Bank street. Paw
tuxet, H. L. aax1-ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

xyouNG MAN AND WIPE WITH LITTLE BOY
Il years ola would like rooms for light house
keeping; Prices must be modera,e sna IN good lo-
81. tlair. News ONCE. augt-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

u,o LET-oN EVERGREEN STREET UPPEF
L tenement Of seven ooms with bath room and
gas separate entrance, near cars; rent only $500
Add ress Ci-25 News office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

~ ANrED-A LOWER TENEMENT. o ROOMS,
w moderate trlce, near Elmwood or Broad Ct
cars. Address Box ~. News once. il-g2-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

no LhT-oN POINT STREET. NEAR SUMNER,
j. very pleasant upper tenement OF six rooms on
floor In perfect ORDER rent moderate. Address
H-2G News office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

I,OR SALE ON MOUNT PLEASANT A WE'LL
II rented two family house, tenements never
cant splendid investment Address B-22 News
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Us.

WANTED BY AMERICAN PEOPLE-RoOM
w aud board for GENT, man AMI wife With baby
years old. Must be in good locality and central
prico moderate. Mention the price no notice
taken. Address or call on St Cialr. News once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

rlNo LET-TwO VERY PLEASANT TENE-
i ments OF . rooms each. with modern conYen-
ienccs on horsecar route west side; rent low to
y GOOD tenant. inquire OF n. W. PRESTON. pS
Westminster street. ar1p-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

UNo LET-IN QUIET LOCATION. NEAR HORSE
4 Tower street. jl7-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

| EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-oN BROADWAY
| IL one of the finest houses the street, the
chance of n lifetime. Write TO HIS. care Provi-
Aon Nax
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

Att LESS THAN COSTA MANsARD ROOF
N (slated) house. with stable and modern
yenAnces, Broad st. suitable for or families.
Ahdrnsa ADJ MANA Offlca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
Tho society Of Associated Charities.

That this organization II doing good
work In our midst the following alb
straet taken from the monthly report OF
the secretary made 20 the Board OF Di-
rectors Will show:
one hundred and sixty-fonr persons APP
piled for aid during the month OF octo-
Der. OF these IS were tramps; OF the
others A. applied In person, ana 70 were
sent by private persons. Most OF these
latter were street-beggars.
II all citizens would adopt this course
instead OF giving money there would be
mHch less OF this nuisance on our streets.
In each case reported Investigations were
az once set on foot 10 ascertain whether
the parties were worthy 10 receive aid
or were deserving OF Il. II was remarked
that most OF the visitors 10 whom enquiry
slips were sent reported promptly and
fully.
Superintendent Carter has freely lent
his aid In the matter also, and many who
would otherwise have gone supperless to
bed are Indebted to him for a supply OF
food Five Of this number were furnish
Ell with places where they could earn
their living. and transportation was found
for three persons To return 20 their
friends and thus relieve the city Of the
burden OF taking care Of them. It is the
object Of the society 10 make those able
10 work self-supportlng and they are do
ing good work along that line. During
the month the secretary wrote l3l letters
20 visitors and similar societies in other
cities, and on other business Of the insti-
tuition The above is merely an abstract
OF the business done and does not by
any means include the number Of callers
on business connected with the society
or the time consumed in listening to the
tales Of woe recited by those who appeal
for assistance.
II our people will come up 10 the sup
port OF the society great good Will be
done by Il this coming winter. which
can be reached by no other means.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

tates 20 call upon him for party service
and the more or II that he does gratis the
better the minimizing public considers him
paid
We know OF none better entitled "a
credit for our great victory than those
newspaper men who threw themselves
heart and soul into the canvass which
ended with victory on Tuesday. Tina,
they are so generous in awarding praise
10 others for campaign service but shows
their unseinshness
Chairman Ellyson. we know, properly
appreciates the support given his com
mittee by the press At one time, some
weeks ago. he found It difficult TO get
speakers 20 fill all needfuI appointments
but the great majority OF our papers were
always ready, active, effective. without
their earnest hopeful, courageous Coz
operation victory was scarcely possible.
With it-wcll. see what the party has
done in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
A Good Rule.

Tho House Of Delegates 81 Virginia has
rule intended to expedite business,
which rule reads a. follows:
Pending a debate any member who
obtained the floor for that purpose only.
and submits no other motion or remark,
may move for the previous question or
The pending question. and in either case
the motion shall be forthwith put ia
the House Two thirds of the members
present shall be required 20 order the
main question. but majority may re-
quire an immediate vote upon the pend
Ing question whatever It may he"
This rule draws line Of distinction
between the previous question and the
pending question. It provides for taking
"a vote upon the pending question at
once without compelling n vote TO be
taken upon the main question. That is,
for example, the House Of Delegates
can order vote 10 be taken on any
proposed amendment without forcing a
vote 90 follow AT the same time upon
AN p.uding amendments. or upon the
main question.
Under this rule a member Is forbidden
to make speech on the pending or
any other question. and follow It up by
demand for the pending question. In
other words. the demand for the pending
question must be made by a member
who has said nothing for or against
the motion pending whilst claiming the
floor for the purpose ~ making DE-
maud for the pending question.
The requirement o. "a two thirds vote
is not 70 good one There are not many
hotly-conteste1 bills which can secure
two thirds Of the votes OF the members
of ,he House of Delegates The feature
~ the above rule which commcnds II
% the favor Of an Legislative bodies IS
the lime of distinction drawn between
thc pending question and the previous
question. or main question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
o,oom N, the Police Court.

The proceedings of the Police Court yes
to-day were as gloomy and sombre AZ the
Populsts headquarters when the election
news came In. and even Justice john the
chirpy and the ioyial, was az SOBER as
defeated candidate.
He fined Mollie O'Neil S.O Tor drunk-
enness. and sent Junius White on to the
grand Jury for stealing three pints OF
whiskey.
The matinee closed with the case OF
Joseph Adams. negro youth, charged
with stealing a ton OF coal from ,. H.
HAYES. and with appropriatlng 70 ms
own use six barrels OF lime ana Z'Uo
Iaths. the property OF Winston Lcftwich.
The first case against the accused was
dismissed. while the latter was certified
10 the grand jury. Adams was also re-
quired to give security for his good be-
haviOr.
Peter Markee. a tramp VINO mas been
lodging at the police station for the past
week. was ordered TO leave town. Peter
wanted to 90 10 Jail. but His Honor
couIdn't see IT, He discharged the man,
Who promptly walked back into the pen.
peter will probably be the guest or the
police for some time TO come as ne re-
fuses 10 leave town and the Justice VIII
not jail him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

Don't Bother With the Populists."
We Ncnturci during the recent cam
paign 70 warn our readers again and
again that the populists would disappear
when the election returns came I'm as
sora disappear after the first frost
Don't bother with the Popuusts" said
we. They are but a side-show the show
~ a day" Wen. the returns are in. and
the time-houored principles of the Demo
cratic party are. 50 far as Virginia is
concerned. triumphant over all the
ephemcral factions
The tide Of Knownothingism was in 1875
stayed on tho borders Of Virginia. The
tile Of greenbackism was stayed on her
borders In 1875 The tide OF Populism. or
populistc hcrosy. was STAYED on her
borders day before yesterday.
Virginia has put down sam Joucslsm
rs well as Populism. She has declared at
the ballot-boX in favor Of gospel preach
ing clergymen and against clerical
mountebanks. She has spoken words OF
condemnation against the men who use
the pulpit as an alder and abcttor OF the
wild. foolish schemes OF men seeking
pclf and popularity. She has no words
~ encouragement for pretended
preacher.
who In the course OF one revolving
moon
- hddleT, Statesman. poet. and. bufIoon 9"
II is no small victory which has thus
been gained over the Sam Joneses.
The clergy Of Virginia have no part nor
lot In amy movements which are calcu-
LATED TO bring dlscreJit upon their sacred
GAZING Who OF US would 20 to hear
ono Of them preach II We knew that he
would hko sam Jones. pronounce the
I'eV' John +. Massey "a corpse" and "a
Cotard'?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
Newspaper Work.


Tho political orator speaks TO his scores
or hundreds after the press has elabo-
1"'ely advertised his coming: the political
newspaper speaks 70 its thousands and
us tens OF thousands. The orator appears
VH'y during the height Of the canvass; the
Newspaper addresses its readers every
day II It be daily: every week II Il be a
weekly II Is the sentinel that never
sieepN It's the locker that always has a
shot In IL.
Iha' the Democrats have succeeded as
''ey nave succeeded In the campaign Jus,
o''' Is largely due 10 tho Democratic
newspapers; to the weekly newspapers
particularly. We do not under-rlte ora
'ors' enalrmon. committeeman. or any OF
'he workers FOR. or well wishers OF our
parry, pu, nsne OF them give 30 much OF
,hs'i 'aoor TO the party as the editor OF a
weekly paper which Is active and urgent
" ths support Of its cause. No one hest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
Scventeenth-street Merchant Assigns.

a. Gellman. dealer I'm general merchan-
dis al No. ~ north Seventeenth street.
made an assignment yesterday TO ". \.
CheatwOod. trustee. His liabilities are
placed at about $50, and the assets are
not given IN the deed filed in the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Chancery Court yes
terday afternoon. The trustee is directed
first 10 pay out Of the proceeds arriving
from the business the cost at
tending the execution of the trust any
sums due the city Of Richmond, and the
state OF Virginia, and all rents due.
Second. s. l.. Bloomberg, $50 for pro-
fessional services; City Bank OF Rich
mond, 500, and J. Oppleman, 81 O00, from
October 81, 1898 The third-class creditors
are NJ Hessberg t770j: l.. Litchenstein' ;
Sons, $l0s47. Kaufman &, Co. Sl6.53; II.
V. R0untrce d. Brother. SOS; Sam
Jacobs. Sj1S. Jacob Brothers. M.25: Au-
gusta Mothner, 500; Dave Gellman. $l2j;
Joseph Cohen, $50; A. Jacobs, So; Ep-
stein 81 Lewiston. Baltimore, 1916; b.
Cohen. Philadelphia SAC; NJ. Swartz,
$3.50; l.. Gelsied, New York, tioo.
All other creditors are to share pro
rata II there should be residue after
the above-named claims shall have been
paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1893.



The Republican party thlhkS To-Day '"'l
Z, hae q new lease Of lie. IN" results %
Tuesdays elections indicate Enthusiastically
tent thc next battle Tor the pr'S'', ''y
vii - between the same "'' l''",s
Tt Icr1hacdns ana inc ''i"o'id'7' I'N'
we cannot say that they inledlc l'tl"D.'-
can success.
ID. immcnsa maloritios for the
EoplfU eau tickets ia ohio and Penn
trIsaull viii D. claimed by the Ittpu'l-
ems as rroyius that The Republican doc
tfH. ~ protection e. American Industries
S. fh. doctrine ~ Tire majority or the
voters in each of those STATES ""'ls'
N'H NDik VIII Dee ''"s7'I among 'Ne
states vni.h Sill probably De present ana
e'usrutna 60 that doctrine the hnih 'i'S'
Democratic majority n N." YORK 'i'y "
ue contrary notwithstanding.
Whilst u. rejoice over ine results IN
Virginia Kentucky. ant Maryland We
cannot l.t regret thr results in nHWb'r
a. tI. irr.h.U States ds foreshadoWing
r.e.li. Trouble f.r the southern people.
Particularly ao w, a.pl'Ie the result in
Sow N.IA eHts-u State which has 80
l.ns aaI under so many adverse circum-
stances stood as th' friend of THIS Sec
t.n
Wr ... rat disposed to credit the i;'-
putN.Ht. with "a greater triumph thah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
THE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
He Calls Upon the People Ia Observe
Thsnkscivinc-D ay-AnOther Kind.

Thanksgiving Dsy-AnOther Kind.
Governor Mckinney on yesterday Is
sued the following proclamation, calling
upon the citizens Of Virginia 70 unite In
the observance Of Thanksgiving Day:
in solemn recognition and profound
acknoW ledgmeut OF the mercy and good
ness of Almighty God during the past
year. and with hearts filled with graft
! tudc for His tender care and !nnumerahle
blessings, and especially for the eXemp-
ton Of our people from the dread scourge
Of pestllental epidemic. / hereby call
upon the people Of this state TO assemble
on Thursday, the 30th day Of November
I'm the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-three, within
their respective places Of divine worship TO
give thanks to our Heavenly Father for
= all the great benefits which We have re-
ceived at His hands and for all His low
ing kindness to us and to all men. While
We meet together to give thanks for all
the great blessings YOuchsafed to US, let
us not forget 10 offer our aims and give
Of our abundance to those who are in
need, sickness, and tribulation. Let us
kindly remember on that day the poor
and the sick and do all in our power to
ameliorate their condition. that We may
have the consolation OF knowing that
We did what We could TO Tighten the bur
dcns of our brother In this life
Sylvester Pennoyer. the Governor OF
Oregon, does not appear 10 be grateful
for the blessings which have been be-
slowed upon his State. In his Thanks
giving proclamation, copy of which he
has sent to Governor Mckinney he says:
God has indeed been most benefccnt 10
our State and nation, and yet unjust
and ill-advisei congressional legislation
having made gold alone full legal-tender
money. has so dwarfed and paralyzed
business that the bOunties Of Providence
are now den.ed TO hundreds Of thousands
of people within the national domain who
are not only without employment, but are
also without means of procuring food,
raiment or shelter"
The Governor has refused TO pardon A.
j. Vaughan. who was convicted by the
Mcckleuburg County Court in September
for adultery and incest, and sentenced
TO six months confinement in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
by THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

Tho DAILY DISPATCH is delivered TO
Subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable to the carrier WeehIy'
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The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
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Subscriptions I'm all cases payable In
ndvance. and no paper continued after the
cxplration OF the time paid for. Send
most Office money order, check. or regis
tered letter. Currency sent by mail VIII
be az the risk OF the sender. Subscribers
wishing their post-ofiico changed must
givc their old ms well as their new post
olIcc. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

RrcuuoSD, November ., 1893.


About Curtains. 1t is difficult to
keep up with the many changes
and transformations that take place
in the art Of Curtain DraPery I'M
less one is running, instead Of at
an ordinary everyday gait. The
great curtain business, built upon
years of experience, cultivated
through every means OF foreign
and American artistic decorations,
and based on a footing of great
sales and an ever-chInging stock,
is in itself negotiatiye OF a running
pace.
The stock and styles and new
ness surrounding the department is
suggestive Of what kind Of drapery
you ought to have and where you
ought to buy them. We quote TO-
day special VaIues-all less than
wholesale prices
SIX Dumnsk Curtains, 80 yards long. for
silk DsmasE, So yards long with fringe 1880
a pair.
Pure Six Arion Brussels 3]e yards long, sl9
saau Madrid Dali yards long Porteres, $50
six aud ohEoska, 81 yards long, $500 a
pair.
LACE
IRISH Point for 1915 a pair.
Irish Point, renaissance effect, $3.50 pair.
81 .F.. Ts.5s fUr@ n IN n
heal Brussels for s22 pair.
Tambour Curtains ~ $3.50 q pair.
Tambour, 40 yards long for $500 par.
American Norlngt an Lace Curtains for 4Sc.
PAIR.
American Nottingham Lace Curtain, 3le yards
long, 30 inches Wide for el.2j PAIR.
imI o-ted Nottingham, yards long, 80 inches
Imported Imitation Of Brussels, 80 yards
long, 81 inches vide, for 900 a pair-60
inch, the same for 80.
Imported Machine Cluny, 31s yards long, 50
Imported Nottingham Imitation OF Thread
Lace, 81 yards long. 54.SU pair.
Point dEsprit ~ gar Is long, tor s. pair.
Also, a new line Of Chenille Por-
there's for S2.94 a par. Spotted
Drapery Muslins TOR I9c. yard
with printed figures for SC. yard.
Nesrbule Laces 20 match quite number Of
curtains. "a Figured Chenille Table-Coy-
ors for SLlJ. A FOR 7jc.
We are always alive to the reali-
ty Of low prices as we'll as desirable
wares. A great Picture purchase
goes on sale to-day. You will per-
hapS remember the laSt-theSe are
even handSomer and better values.
Genuine Etchings with name OF each artist
1890 carved white and gold aud white, aud
silver frames, for S5c.-yaluo $3.50.
2GI3O PRstelle, whits aud gold and white and
silver frames, sl.j0-Value So
2GI3O Steel EugraYuRs highly. p )lished oak
frame or white ensmelled, tor sl.21 each
value s2.75.
l612g Panel Pictures, frames white and
gold ana white aud silver, for si.45-yalue
$2.75.
Genuine Frse-Hand Pastelle, olive and gold
ornamented frame, 25x36, for SlO-yaiuc,
S25.
Genuine Photograph, 36x3l, with white en-
ameilel edged with gold frame, for $40
value 5000,
ljKl7 Pastele. white and gold and white and
silver frame, sec. each--yalue 81.
Steel Engraving, 2Sx3i heavy carved silver
and gold frame S2.B5 value 5000.
3 and 5le-leet high Parlor Eases, white and
gold and white and silver, for fNo.-Talue 81,
511-foot Easel, top and bottom embossed gold
or silver, for tI.25 real value s2.25.
The above are all new and, fresh,
direct from the manufacturers, the
subjects Of the pictures being of the
most artistic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

(COrrespOndence Of the DispatchD
EUREKA MILLS. VA, November L
Rev. Hugh Henry was installed pastor
Of the historic Old church Of Briery on
last Sunday. Or r. G. Johnson, Of the
Union Theological Seminary. propounded
the questions To- the pastor and congre-
cation. Rev. l.. -. Johnston, Of South
Boston. charged the pastor and people
I'm q very able and impressive manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

Iu yesterdays papers il was stated that
silver hal risen iu price because Russia
was talking about using more Of that
metal ass part of her money or cur
raucy Suppose the United States. France.
and Germany were 10 agree upon "a ratio
for coming silver. and resort to lcgisla-
tion 10 make IL relatively as valuable as
gold, would not those countries DE- able
L. accomplish that object? Silver Is in
dispcnsable for subsidiary coins. and It
would be pity If 1t should turn out to
IT, true that It cannot be- used for any
other purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

The Spanish Minister OF Finance has
opened n national subscription TO defray
the expenses OF the Melilla campaign. and
the Bank OF Spain has given 1900 francs;
the Duke Of Pamela. 5000. rich and poor.
indeed. subscribing literally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
The Mish Gratinesi.

You have often wished for something
10 take the place OF pills. Now try a
zs-cent package simmons Liver Regu-
lator powder. Take II dry on the
tongue or make Il into a tea, II Il
pleasant 10 take, and gives quick relief
two good recommendations.