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IS MORE THAN PLEASED.

EASTERN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
Oltho L. Joyner, Owner and Prop'r,
Greenville, N. O., Oct. 80, 1898.
EDITOR PROGRESSIVE FARMER Raleigh.
N. c.:
DEAR SIR:-Enclosed find check for
50 so in payment for the ad. you in
serted for me. Your bill was for 50 90;
hope you will accept the amount of
check, as I got value received for the
ad With good wishes for the con-
tinued uccess of your paper, I am,
Yours very truly,
o. L. JOINER.
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THE R NEW A

The first load of New Tobacco of the crop of
1894, sold in henderson, was put upon the floor
of the popular Warehouse of EULER, JEN-
KINS IL CO.. on July 25th. 1t was grown by
John r. Resvis, and brought a good pri Q. In
fact, the prices paid by this firm are always the
best. And, because their Oh RGE for selling
are much lower than than those of other Ware
hOuss s, it PAYS to sell with them every time.
Twelve months ago their firm succeeded the AL
lance Warehouse Company and adopted their
low charges. The motto of Butler, Jenkins &
Go, Best 'rices-Lowest Charges" entities
your interests and sell your Tobacco where you
will get the most NET MONEY. Q428l
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moment ?

It will be worth an experiment to as
soI t eggs before selling them. by sepa-
rating the dark colored eggs from those
that are light, and also having the diff
ferent sizes together. Appearance is
worth a great deal in the selling of all
articles, and eggs will sell quicker than
anything else if sent to market In an
attractive manner, which adds at least
one fourth more to the prices.
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Land for Sale1
TERMs-PRTCE e1-o0

EASI SI7OO.
Three hundred and ST ventv- fonr ocrss ~ n
on Richland creek, six mics northwest from ron
Raleigh. Three ten ment houses, l20 acres
cleared oaIance original growth. Good con.
diti9n. Excellent water. Within two niles of
Method, on Nc Rail- DAD. viii sell at a preSt
bargain. Address W A sEeAC
Obs 5T Southwest ST., Raleigh n.
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YOU FOOL YOURSELF if you get married
before purchasing a copy of Safe Counsel, by
Prof P. q LETTERS, NJ. D P. H. D., Chicago, Ill,
Complete Sexual Guide. If you are married
you surely need copy. Agents wanted in every
county town. 81 to $50 per day guaranteed.
Send for our circulars. Address
GUIDE PUBLISHING CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Mention this paper.
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THE COLORED wHEELMEN INDIG.
NANT.
A National Le-gue To Be Formed

"A NAbhOnAk Lo que 10 ne rOrmeus
CLEVELAND, O.. Mch. 2, '93.
Mr.. Editor,
Dear Sir Seeing that at the last
meeting OF the League of American
wheelmeu held In Louisville, Ky,
February 90. 1894, there was an
amendment made to their constitu-
ton to exclude the colored wheelmen,
DOW it Is our desire TO have every
colored wheel rider to give Us their
assistance aud corporation in try
ing to organize a league for the ben
eft of the colored wheelmen of Amer
lea, as we have the material and the
talent as well as our white brother,
and which also needs greater devel-
opment. This matter should be con-
sidered thoroughly by all who take
interest In such things. and we would
like to know the opinion of those In
regards to the proposed league, and
also to know at what place would be
suitable for convention should we
be successful I'm effecting a decision.
By Order of Eureka Wheel Club of
Cleveland, o.
P.S.-Address all communications
In care of f. j. Isaac, Correspond
ing'Secretary.
1913 Huron St., G. VIC.
Cleveland, o.
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RALEIGH NOTES.
Nuptial Be'ls.

RALEIGH N. C. Feb. 9th '94--Law-
yer r A. johnson, professor of Law
aud Author of the History of the
Negro Race. a text book recently
adopted by the North Carolina
State Board of Education, and Miss
Lena Kenney teacher of vocal and
instrumental music, In Shaw UNI
versity, were married In the Chapel
Thursday morning Feb. 22nd. The
chapel was tasteiully decorated
With flowers by the faculty, a
mongst whom we noticed quite ar
dent were Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard.
There were 8 ushers, two from each
department with Mr.. H c. Faulkner
of the Medical Department actin /,
as master of carmonies. Rev. Smith
and DR.. Roberts the Acting Pres. ,Iof
the Union, performed the marriage
cermony. Two little girls sire we'd
flowers In fir mt of the bridal party
and the young ladies of Estey Semin
ary showered them with rice as they
passed out. The bride was attired
in q ladies bottled green travelling
suit with hat TO match and held In
her hand a bouquet of Lilies of the
Valley. The happy couple left on
the morning train for Kittrell a
midst the congratulations and good
wishes of thu entire school.
The Medical Faculty has appoint
ed Mr.. John II. Aston Salutatori-
an of the class of '94.
Mr.. p. r. Crews is Valedictorian of
the Pharmaceutical Class and Mr..
j. c. Robertson, of Prospect, Va. OF
the Law Class. Messrs. j. Frank
Douglass, George W. Kilgore and o.
A. Neale have recently passed the
rigid Judges, of the different Su-
preme and Circuit Courts of Va. and
deported themselves favorably; and
viii graduate from the Law Dept. or
30th Mch. The lucky star was
In the ascendency of those who en-
logged the happy moments spent OF
Friday Evening at Mrs. Steven Bob
bits popular Friday Evening
Calls" Music, Dancing and Parlol
games we're the amusements of the
evening, until the bountiful supply
IF refreshments made their appear
ance. The happy party left will
many kind and grateful feelings to
wards their kind hostess The Stu
dents have met and formed an Athe
letic Association. VIII tell more par
ticulars In next letter.
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THE MA VS.. ASSOCIATION.
A Most Successful Conve ntiOn Jus
Closed Here.
Iron THE Planet

The 26th annual convention of the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association held In this city has just
closed. It was inspiring to look in
TO the faces of some OF the noble wo-
men who, previous TO the late war,
had stood side by side with the men
In the anti-slavery cause and SO help
ed to prepare the way for the eman-
cipation of the colored race. One of
the most interesting faces present
was that of Julia Ward Howe, au-
thor of the Battle Hymn of the Re-
public, beginning with the Words
"Mine eyes have seen the glory of
the coming of the LORD"
During the convention a service
was held in memory of some OF the
noble band who had gone on before.
"Needs there the praise of the love
written record,
The name and the epitaph graved
on the stoDe9
The things they have lived for, let
them be their story;
They themselves be remembered by
what they have DONE"
When WiIberforce, the English phil
anthropist. died It was said, che as
cended TO the throne Of Con with a
million of broken shackles on his
hands," May not as much be said
of Lucretia Mott, Lydia Maria Child
and many others who helped 20
strike the shackles from four million
bond men?
have never been a strong advo-
cate of Woman's Rights but were
not these and many more women Of
our day as deserving of the ballot az
the ignorant Incorporate foreigner?
A few evenings ago well dressed
man entered the hall where Mr..
Moody was holding meeting. The
usher took him to a seat where gen
tlemanlY appearing colored man was
sitting. The white man Indignantly
replied, "Before I'll sit beside Mig
ger I'll stand up" A white lady OF
apparent culture and refinement who
was seated near by arose and offered
him her seat, while she modestly and
In diPnified manner seated herself
beside the colored man / will leave
1t for the reader TO decide which oi
the two is the better qualified to
handle the ballot.
CLAr 1854 o. KELLER.
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FOUND HER RELATIVES.
A Touching Letter.

We have been unusually successful
In finding lost relatives by means of
the PLANET. The following is one of
many W, have received
SAN. FRANCISCO. CAL Jan. 80, '94.
Mr.. JNo. MITCHELL,
Dear Sir Your very kindly favor
with copies of the PLANET were duly
received and just how TO thank you
for the influence of your most valu-
able journal, words fail me in ex-
preston of the lasting gratitude
that my husband and l owe you.
Every day brings from one to three
letters in answer to my letter from
relatives ofmy husband long thought
dead We shall ever bless the day
that prompted dear Mrs. Mitchell TO
place In my hands q copy of your pa
per which ultimately resulted In the
discovery of the loved ones of whom
there were many; thoughts as one
might neutrality-suspicious. is no Joy
without it's sorrows"-the sad incl
ligence of an only sister, leaving
naught but a loving summary In the
family circle, also reached us. Yet
how thankful we are to have been
able at last to locate the living.
Surely God moves In a mysterious
way" Again thanking you, close
with best wishes for your future sue
cess In whatever way be undertaken.
Sincerely,
Mrs. r. M. Lockett,
No. 1926 Clay Street.
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Newport, r. L, Feb. "a, '9A.

NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. "a, '9A.
All sorts of weather has visited Us
during the past week. Monday A.
NJ, was bright balmy and springlike.
Monday noon was cloudy, and by 6
D. 10. real blizzard and by mid
night fully fifteen inches had fallen
with great snowdrifts making our
streets almost impossible. Today it
is leaping into the ocean, being help
ed by q southwesterly wind and a
gentle spring rain. An e. y spring
is expected.
The three colored churches are still
holding protracted meetings. and
many persons have prOfessed con-
version. There has been an exceed
ingly interesting convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The delegates filed the pulpit of the
Union Congregational at each ser
vice last Sunday.
Rev. M. VIM. Horn pastor of the
Union Church was one of the speak
ers at the banquet rendered the dele
gates by the local Association. VIZ
were much pleased by the position
assumed by the Rev. Gentleman.
Mr.. George A. Rice the senior stew
ard of the FalllRiver line was strick
en- with paralysis he now lays In 6
precarious condition and is not ex
pected to survive long. The famoul
Jassimin Club will inaugurate q new
feature In public entertainment. TIL
managers say they mean to make 4
the nOnDareil of the year. We vii
wait nd see.
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BABY ws1 enrD EiGHf OUNCES
Three OF His Size Gould Be Put In a
Cigar Box.

Essex, Conn. March 3.-The small
eat baby yet reported was born In
Killlpgworth, village eight miles
west of this place, this week. The
parents are Swedes. The father Is
employed by farmer cutting tim
Der and weighs about 100 pounds.
The mother is stout, healthy wo-
man, weighing, perhaps 160 lbs.
The child is a male. as perfectly
formed as any being can be, and on
it's birth weighed only eight ounces.
Its face is about the size of a horse
chestnut. A ring worn on the little
finger oflits mother was easily slip
ped over his foot nearly up to the
knee. 1t 10 the opinion of the at
tending physician that the child win
live. The child Is SO small that
three of It's like could play hide and
seek In a cigar box.
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ISAAC JENKINS, the NegrJ who was
fayed, hanged and shot and left for
dead in Virginia. was arrested after
being so maltreated and tried for
certain alleged Cffenses and had 1t
not been for Editor Mitchell's inter
est In the case doubtless he would
have had a long term in.the States
prison but the editor of the PLANET
worked like a Trojan to secure his
release and succeeded In getting him
off with a light fine.-Kansas City
(Kan.l American Citizen.
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Rich, Happy and Successful.

n all their undertakings. lille those who egIscs
his advice are stw lsboring against verify.
Through his perfect knowledge of chemistry. he
can impart to you q secret that win o, ercome
your enemies and win you friends. His AID and
advice has often been solicited the result has
always been the securing of speedy and happy
marriages end all your wishes. In love anairs
he never faile- BE has the secret OF winning the
affections OF the oppSeite sex.
IL II the curse Of Spiritualirm that IN al large
cities there are a class OF men ano women who
claim powers they do not possess They havs
nethsr gifts. credentials, nor references. Surely
the colored people are not so wanting In sense ea
to throw he time and monev away on SUCH
DIR. SHEA refers 60 the Hon. Charles Miller, cap
itslist. 24St Atlantic avenue: the Hon william
Denmore. q chitect and builder. 81 Clsveland
avenue and Mr.. Fred Lampe. grocer. cal Fulton
street. Brooklyn. An have known him Tor the
past seven years He gives q free test Of his pow
or to all. The doctor ha> Prise iced Ave years In
New Orleans. St. Louis, Memphis and Louisviie;
NJ derstands thoroughly the diseasea. spells or
influences the race Is subject 70. He f. now and
alvays hiss been q true friend to the colored peo-
pie and always had large patronage IRON
than.
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-Schedule
COMMONWEALTH. %, 1894. Eastern stan
dard time.
TAO A. N. leaves Byrd-street Station daily
Except sunday. Stops at Elba
and local stations. Arrives at
Washington at 12.01 P. M. f; Balti-
more. liz =. NJ. Philadelphia 3:47
p. M; New York 6. % p. M
$50 A. M, New York and Florida Special, all
Pullman Nestibuled-cars, leaves Byrd
Street station daily. except Monday
No extra charge other than usual
Pullman fare.
1900 noon. leaves Byrd-Street Station daily
Stops at Elba Ashland boswell
Milford, Fredericksburg. Brook,
and Whitewater. Arrives at
Washington at $40 P. NJ, Balti-
more. 624 p. M; Philadelphia
7.49 =. M; New York, 1908 Pm.
Also connects at Washington with
the Congressional Limited tail
Pullman Parlor cars and Penn
sylvania railroad Dining cars)
leaving at 400 p. m. daily
arriving at Baltimore 4.54 D. IN.
and New York 8. OS D. m.
7.1b p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
Sleeplng-car Richmond to NeWYork
And Washington to Philadelphia
Stops at Eliza Ashland, Dos
we'll. Milford. fredericksburg,
Brooke and Whitewater. Stops at
othe- stations on sundays. Ar
rives at Washington Il:l0 p. M,
Baltimore. 1858 A. NJ. Philadel.
phia,3;45 A. NJ, New FORK, 6;53 A. NJ
| sos A. n. arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily. Sleeper from New York
Stops at Wide a er, Brooke
Fredericksburg, Milford boswell Ash
| land and Elba Stops at other sta
lions on Sundays. Leaves Wash
| lDgton at 400 A. M.
arrives at Byrd-Street Station da
". stops AT Wide Water, brooke
Fredericksburg, Milford, Ashland
Dosweland Elba. Leaves Washing.
| ton at 1857 A. M
7IbPIM arrives at Byrd-Street Station daily
Stops at Fredericksburg Mil
1 ford. DCSWlL and Ashland Pullman
| cars from New York Washington
Leaves Washington $40 p. N. Does
not stop at Elba.
| So p NJ arrives at Byrd-Street Street daily
Leaves Washington at 1852 p. Nj
stops at Eliza and local stations
Pullman-Car from Washington
bpm, New York and Florida special, al
Pu Imam Nestibuled cars arrives al
Byrd-Street daily, except Sunday
No extra charge, other than usua
Pullman fare.
FRED ERICKsBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 P. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station. Arrives
at Fredericksburg at 6.33 p. NJ.
6.38A M. arrives at Byrd-Street Station
Leaves Fredericksburg at 5:50A.
M.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
s.4s A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland at
739 A.. M
s.2OP. M. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland at
7O7 p. M.
s.4S A. NJ. arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashland at
sos A. M.
e.O4 p. M arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashland at
Sis p. M.
c. TAYLOR. Tranic Manager
e. T. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
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TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
.Iaiiy.
STOPPING PLACES.

HTOPPING PLACES.
Nos.l4, 40. 46 IS .5OO& 50i make no stops. Nosf03
and l34 stop at Belield and stony Creek on sig
nal. Nos. %, 80. IS. As. and rs stop ON signal
at Manchester, Drewrys. Centralia. and Chester.
NoS32, 81, 81. will stop on signal at all stations
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleepisg-Car on all
through trains. On Trains Nos. 81 and 80 Sleep
ing-Cars between Richmond and Lynchburg. Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA
Leaving Richmond at 200 z. NJ. daily and ar
irving at Weldon at IL .22P M. and at Atlanta
at 20 Z. M. via s. A. l.. Through sleepers-Rich
mond to Atlanta.
In addition to the above. THE NEW YORK
AND FLORlDAY SPECIAL. consisting of Yesti-
bule Puliman-cars only. leaves Richmond south
bound s.S9 p NJ, daily, except sunday, and
leaves Petersburg north-bound TSP A. M, daily.
except Monday. No extra fare charged on this
train, except regular Pullman.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
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G. 81 9
& OHIO RAILWAY.
EFFECTIVE Jan. IA, 1894.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-srRE
$40 AN. Daily. with Pullman for local SIS
lions. Newport News. Old Poilt
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
500 p. NJ. Daily. with Parlor Cantor local sta
lions. Newport News. Old Point,
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
las A. NJ. Local train. except Sunday, for
Clifton Forge. Connects at Cord
sville for Washington, at Virginia
Midland Junction for Lynchburg
at Basic for sHagerstown and At
stanton for Winchester,
400 p. NJ. The Cincinnati and st. Louis Lin
tied, daily. with Parlor Car e
Gordonsville and Pullman Sleer
or Gcrdonsvllle TO Cincinnal
and st. Louis. stops only at i'm
pOrcant stations.
ESQ p. NJ. Local train. except Sunday. Ae.
commodation for Charlottesville.
1000 p. N. Daily for Cincinnati with Pullman
+. F. v. 70 Hinton aad G0rdOnsy I I q
TO Cincinnati and Louisville.
Dining-car Washington to Ciucin-
natl. Connects at Covington, Va.
for Virginia Hot Springs daily
Meals served on dining-cars.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREET STATION
300 A. IA. Daily, with Palaee-car for l.. xlngtor
Lynchburg and Clifton Forge Cor
meets, except Sunday. for Arvonia.
4.30. p. 81. Except sunday, Accommodation fol
Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
1I.30 A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
200 p. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
7.45 p. NJ. Except Sunday, from Clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE STATION
S45 A. Except Sunday. from Columbia
600 p. Daily, from Lynehburg and Cliftor
Forge. JOHN d. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
: 8 :. sslk:EtSISmR .R
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IE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRFoK.

The trains leaving Richmond at Q A. NJ. and
Norfolk at +. Al. are eolid trains between these
two points. and passengers go through without
change of cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at A. NJ. and 11.5o
z. NJ. and arriving at Richmond at $50 A. N.
and 7.3o p. NJ. make close connection at Peters
burg to and from Farmville, Lynchburg. and
west.
r. NJ. SULLl. Superintendent
II. II. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
TN EMMERsON. Traffic Manager.
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Please Read the Following ,

BROOKLYN. Aug. rs, 1ss1.-This is TO certify
that came TO New York from Albany. was =
money. / had NO lack in anything undertook.
what 10 do. aid not know friend advised
NE 90 go and see Doctor Sben- did. Re told
IN . the cause OF my troubles he took me IN and
treated me Ike . brother. Through him got =
good position that very week. ! had been to
good. bless the day / Srst met Doctor Shea ga
woula advise ali In bad luck. sick OF In trouble
TO so 70 him ~ cncs. sincerely. ALBKKx Axxns.
BRooKLrE, Aug. IL. Issl--This - 20 certify
day gave him up as dead. Hearing Of the
wonderful things DR.. SHEA was d0lng, I resolv-
ed TO consult him; He told me that my husnand
was alive and we'll snd where he vas told me he
would come Ao,as and When, &c ny 10y AL Of y
nS1s the Sssd ASA sc visa Sos e cay sAs a.
was most insane went 10 DR. SHEA aud he
told me would nna my money and TO my IN
Con there IL . nan so gifted In our hidst tia
can help psoPis and eel them What e do. 6i
oh. SHEA san shor thousands sAeh e. .
above
DOCTOR SHEA
has been carefully sdseessd m the Homopa
and Easste ssl36ols q Nsdicipe. Hls snccss
Asthm9 4. soFe Eyes. Tunors, Cancers, cotst
Non, AGue. Dyspepsia Tape Worms. Ltver
plaintA Deafness. catarrA. Dropsyy Rlte,
eases q woAsn end chilartp. Fite, Kidney
sd.ss az ~ ssssnss sns N yStsricEgn dice
m IT'S vAat that may be- Nothing bpt bore
yes you can be eHfoA Has An ns1 fsEnedisI
ana nsg successes. .Hsa lA4 eEntie experiences y
With Aumen life. Cal - onSe, DO noe delay
Diplomas haag IN pafioss, u Afsgiststeo physi
staA- 4 new remedy toE Fheemasiem lust discov
thas othere eaonoe care soliclt9d 90 eaih Fai
folks thin, ehB eAildlsas made pAfBnta,
steaps &C. M S ! hair s'1 ekas iF1 Sssss
treaJ.AaeaJ ,..As. -.
Col Fulton St. 0oklyn My
Mention this paper.
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gXEK WAHn LuBux

81 VIRGINIA
Il esnRossd q Tive Hundred and Ninty
saAesasA&ts Lsdsss.
ssFsaR3s FoR Is9s-oA.
James II. nueknsr, Crane Chief, AIexan
driA, Val .. =. Rsid, Grand Secretary
Norfelk, Vel 4. Q. Weet, PunGoteague
Va, GraAd Treasurer.
1aysrHna.
Rev. j. II. HoImsn- David F. Bats.
]. II. Blackwell, Isaiah Nichols, w. II.
Hatcher, A. B. Doins, n. Il. Smith
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT..
OFFICES.
Rev. ]. u. H0lmes, President; J. n
Clark, Vise-Prssidtaty Rev. h SpaIIer
Business Manager; Rev. II. r. Wesdss.
TrSASsrsr; HoA. A. ". Harris, sausSn-
~.
This Department eaaAucts . rexuIns
Building, Loan, Saving sAA Insuraaos
business. Authorised essatAl, &1OO, 600.
bAAres $50; payments eoets. Per montA.
oBSDCrs o. I'm 0aAEA
The object Of this Ordsr b - vruvsAs
for its membsrs IN sass 81 skAnsnu. 70
Oery its dead In deoeAt mannsw, anh
20 pay m endowment from eos 80 d
$4,000 to tie widow erphnn o. As,ru
Ct the deceased. Also to tsaeA tAs psss-
siplos Of tsmrsranes and hrOtAersy klDh
ness-as well Is 70 tsaOA tAaA "a 1nlna
tAsrV Il strength"
eosR ~ EsIASLszNs IeDaA
For he sSA Of sa.oo saek, persena
can Be ee8aaissd h Lodge q Coed %
naritass-TAIs sun sntitlss easA oha "a
six degrees e the Order aad . bosssy q
lasaranea fos the sun Of 0HN HsrDRxs
poxLAHA
LodgSs gsasVelE Pay fron ea.oe -
$500 pr wssk during stcknans, ed
rom $eo.oo - e5o.0o iOe buriai-Ras
this zOaabses ere gsasssl,T charged froa
IS - g seAts go AestA ~ A1Has - -
Lodge.
JUVENILE DHRARTKEET.
0@esFs-JeRes u. BuakAsr, gupsEsa
ssadsse Mrs. EaArflsA \. TAyies, Noe
tofk, Vea TrsaspFsS O. n. MsAGprd,
AaSeAsStss, Va, aeerstaEy.
bsaisssse tkSt shllagn should ~ saEsv
tsv&hs - Isvs tAsir naiskNes - tI.
SILVIA - ~ pare IN habit aaa tAoNf6A
svsA - He h pure sad b euierA hx
tFatA, that wiz ever stand, We open wtAs
the gates 81 onr Order and hiA tAa 60
dreA - eater this DEPARTArnnr a suahaf
cost end large bsneat.
For any information furtAss. a t. -
establishment Of Lodges, etc., plsass a.
/ dress J. B. Reid, Grand seOssaax1. naA
las, kerfoEk, We.
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Journeys laueusts. absent frisnds. heath o. any,
thing ycu wfsh - know. ne matter v1Ae - h.
he can call MP your spirit friende end show them
room He asks no question: don't aakycu TO
write names for him. p0's try t. pump fou IN
any way. but tells you righa on. he u fhorough
" indorssd BY lsading spirituelists sver1ehfre .
received from thsm gold medal and sp<etoI Il
cense 70 practice BIZ wonderful powers c1ecen-
Of references 20 both white aud eoiored patrons.
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tel you What business Il best for gen and where.
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isfaction or pay. Call and zee. Xon VIII flnd
II lucky 20 consult this Christian gentleman. He
has medicine that win cure dtunkeneps. can be
given patients not knowing IL. Thousands
through him are now