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FASHION NOTES.
Scattered Der With Bows.

In the newest summer gowns comes a significant suggestion for later mode. This is sleeve that fits smoothly into the armhole, following exactly the con- tour of the shoulder. The terrible shock such sleeve would be just now is modified by the draping of a lace scarf about the armhole, catching it high at the point of the shoulder and letting it hang on either side; front and back. This arrangement supplies, the elaboration we have been used to at the armhole, without much interfering in the adherence of the, sleeve to the outline of the shoulder. itself, and in this latter point is the suggestive char acteristic of the sleeve. For the pres-
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Governor Tillman of South Carolina denies that he is an infidel. He says that he has been married to Christian woman for thirty-four years, and that he Recognizes the supremacy of 8 greet end good God.
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It's San i'll wind that blows nowhere, Rs the'negro said. A New York drug gist, whose trade is largely among poor people, says that there has been less sickness than usual among his cus- 4omers this summer. When they are earning good wages they indulge in meat and heavy foods two or three times day, but this summer they have been forced to live on bread and milk bnd oatmeal, and are much healthier for the light diet.
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Notice.

We cannot accept anonymous or return re 1ected communications. In all casee the namo of the writer will be required, not for pnpiica- ton, but ns c guarantee or good faith.
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{ A western woman wants divorce be- pause her husband smokes cigarettes in bed. She should have 1t.
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feet is reported to have promised to reconsider his decision.

After months of experimenting and the expenditure of thousands of dollars the New orleans Water company finds that the water of the Mississippi be- low Red river. cannot be filtered; the clay from the latter river will hold Its own despite all chemicals. The water company has monopoly of the supply for New Orleans. the courts hay. ing decided that because of its charter. no one can lay pipes to the Mississippi river. but at the same time requiring that within certain number of years the company shall supply Its patrons with pure. filtered water. The monop- oiy at present. therefore. is not worth e ng and the company is in despair.
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The saloon keepers of New Haven do not have as much trouble as they might. The minimum penalty for serv- ing drink on Sunday in western Aus tralia is f5o. A hotel keeper in Perth. the metropolis. was recently mulcted In the sum of fl5o for illegally refreshing a party of three on the Sabbath, the court refusing to regard the three drinks as constituting a single offense. Another curious feature of the licensing law in western Australia is that the licensee must not absent himself from his house for more than 2s days in the year. except by special permission of a stipendiary magistrate. a restirc- ton on personal liberty that has long been a source of much irritation and indignation to the trade.
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Y The will of Senator Randall L.Gibson of Louisiana contains this advice to his sons: T hope my sons may defer to and confide in my executors and trus- tees, and above all that they may real Ise early in life that the only one thing more difficult to build up than an inde- penden; fortune, and more easily lost, 1s character, and that the only safe guard, of character is the ten command ments and 'Christ's Sermon on the Mount"
 In Paris elephant skins are tanned. The process in the ordinary one, ex- cept that very powerful extract of tannin is used. When the giant skin is taken from the vat it is nearly an inch and three-quarters thick. The tanned skin of the elephant, like that of the al- liEator; is used in the making of various fancy articles, and brings high price, B small elephat leather valtse costing 4300 to $400, and cigar cases and card uases not less than $s0 to $50.
 A novel strike has been threatened 1t Bucharest, in Romania. The beggars, who have multiplied of late and be- eome Increasingly persistent in their appeals, were prohibited from follow ing their profession in certain quarters ,pf the city; whefeApen they sent a Reputation to the prefect of the police hnd said that if the. prohibition were auacted they would not beg at all, hut go on @ strike and turn their at tsntion to other and less innocent ansthods of gettins'a liying.- The ore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

".Tv nervousness Is all gone and the
rairs back Of shoulder blades. spots be-
| lore ms eyes. and that tired feeling have
left me nv bowels are all right do not
have. cold zoe; any more nor any more
| hard beating around my heart. nor DO
| have 10 stop to rest while going 10 work.
In fact. am Wei since taking Or.
Gr,rae's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy. arb an Strongcr than yer ana
cen so more work thar ever could
before. ard I am enjoying better health
than over before in nay lifc.
-, yoa see how fast and quick II acted
on me. and at least twenty other people
have told me how badly they felt ana
how this medicine has made them ~
strong and fun OF lie rs ever. IL IS the
remedy 10 cure. every time.
Mr.. Mclean tx right. Or. Greene
Ncryura blood and nerve remedy Is the
greatest, and most certain cure for dis
ease known IN the world to-day. by lis
use ne found the most priceless Of jewels
health. and by It's use you also can re-
gain your health and strength.
If A. purely vegetable AID harmless, and
Is the discovery and prescription Of the
eminent physician. Or. Greene. OF IS
west Fourteenth street New York, the
most successful specialist in curing per
VOWS and chronic complaints The doc
tor can be consulted free, personally or
by letter.
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prupcrty Trnrsfers.

Richmond: Jane Kcane's trustee 70 \. j.
CGrwning and T.. =. Rose - - feet On
west side -. Peter street 10 correct error
81. Pa,,c W Page and jonn l;uthtrioIi'
special commissioners. 10 fhllom"n4 NJ.
smith. Sc l-3 feet on south side ir'i''
street near Fifth. $l&.So: Same ana SANE
to William H. Waldron - feet ON t'i|tc
street southeast corner Fifth. en4 20 o. is Lee.
ON Firth street i'm rear thereof, S'-N,
~ - Xaliron ana wife 20 Mrs. T.. NJ
Sia,tb lot 10 ~ by 56l-i fcot in re IT,. OF
lot ou south side Grace street near r u IN
ST.. same % Wilhrmne Schmidt. =! ret
on Grace street s9uih i,i corner aii ,'a
~ rect ON east side Ffth street near
Grace. 5000
Ueurico: August r. Cordes and wife 70
VIM. n Ifincrfnan lot, II and - in
block . oar PARK $50; Henr{ 5 iig ,2l
ro,1 81 IIu@b Miller Ia j. IT, Turpin. half
interest in lois and in Gloc@ ] H TeWaiI
nn1 wife IN Jobn r. Anderson. - feet on
south SIDE leieh street near Mozelis: sub
ject 10 deeds Of trust. James T.. Iurllh
and wife to cora l.. Vaughan. lot 5 IN
block l. North-Avenue subdivision, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

LEAVE RICHMOND.

lkAiN 40. ~. $50 H. 49,
LOCAL EMPRESS. daily. ~t,rs a,
a. stations. Al lester Manor COM
Meets Win stage for M4iFerton.
with Baltimore steamer az West Point. A.:
Baltimore steamers connect with Eaiti-
more ana Ohio railroad Tor Nasnln.ton
Philadelphia, and New York.
steamers leave Baltimore AZ J. Il
daily except sunday.
Train. from West Point arrive 40 Rich.
mond ar '0.n a. NJ. and s.5 l.. ST.. dtiip.
except SuniaE.
TRAIN so. a. 5.oJ 4. NJ
LOCAL MINED. daily eXcept Sindav
leaves Twcnty-th.rd street FOR West Point
and intermediate points.
Tcket-ollice ~ station. foot oc Virginia
street. open \. ". 10 H. 81 ana from
. II. NJ. 10 H. ~ A. NJ.
CITY ucket-oaice-e0i east Main street.
sol. HAAS. NJ. \. TURK
Traffic Manager. General Passenger
", ii. GREEN. General Manager
J. S. ,. THOMPSON. superintendent.
JOHN VI GEALL. Truvcl.ln- P.ssen.s.,.
Agent. 80 east Ma.n street. Richmond.
Va no )
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o,no.ed to uzcesslvc Taxation.

Superintendent Tree. ~ the Western
Union Telegraph COMPANY was seen ny
, bispate1 reporter Yesterday with re-
gard H. the proposition of the TaX-Col-
iec,Or Of the city of Danville 10 sell the
equipment. poles. wires. &c. of the com
uinv IN that city because of thc failure
Of the telegraph people TO pay the assess,
a. taxation OF s. each for the polrN use
was perfectly willing 10 bear its proper
ton OF taxation in common with the pri-
waite individual. hut IL was opposed 70
rycessiya taxation. such as he declared
the Danville rate TO be- He added that
the telegraph company had made q pro-
position 10 pay the city tax of $50 per
MOLE, which was the sum paid 10 the
city Of Petersburg. a more important
place To the company by large amount
OF business each year. lie did NOT Know
take in the contingency The sale IS
announced to take place on the -bth
instant.
BILE OF this kind IN Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
W.T.. MATTHEWS AND WIFE DIVORCED.
Granted in Dakota Buf pom What Grounds
l. Not known,

LYNCHBURG. VA. January l-.-(Spe-
cial)-The court at Canton. South Da-
kota. according TO special adyices received
here has granted 10 ". F. Matthews.
until recently prominent merchant Of
Lynchhurg divorce from his wife. Mrs
Rertie T. Matthews. the decree giving the
father the custody Of the children. SIR
Matthews sold out his business here not
long ago. and, taking his children, LETT
for South Dakota.
Mrs. Matthews remained in Lynchburg
until the death OF her father. Judge Par
rott at Charlottesville several days ago.
1t Is not known here upon what grounds
the divorce was granted or whether II
was contested by Mrs. Matthews
There are no new developments in tie
Hendricks murder case. the preliminary
examination OF the parties arrested on
Sunday having been postponed until the
9th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
Roy. Thoma. Dixon 10 Lecture

WELDON. y. g.. January l7.-Gro-
cialD-Rev Thomas Dixon. Ir.. II. D.. the
distinguished divine and lecturer Of New
York will deliver one Of his celebrated
lectures here Monday night Dr Dixon
is less than 90 years Of age. and is ma
tive 81 this State. His people hero are
justly proud OF him.
The Sherwood Youth Band. NJ the Shor-
wood Orphan School in Petersburg, gave
a. very enjoyable concert here last night,
and were greeted By a large audience.
Farmers in this section have commenced
their farming operations. and many Of
thcn have started plows.
Tn" convocati0n Of Tarboro' will bc hclI
in the Episcopal church here next wook
Rev. w j. Smith Of Scotland Neck, dean.
viii preside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
CHESTERFlELDlAnS APPEAL.
They Garry the Cases Direct To the Circuit
Court for Adjudication.

PETERSBURG. VA. January l7.-(spe-
cial)-Thc defendants in the eases % The
several Chesterfield parties who were re-
Gently fined By the Mayor FOR running
wagons through the city without a license
have employed counsel. and appeai,d from
the Mayors decision 10 the Circuit Court.
IL has been usual in all cases Of appeal
from the Mayors Court to carry them 10
the Hastings Court, but he rJie l. varied
I'm these--the counsel for the defendants
declaring that In a fire Of less than 80
case Is always appadllhle 20 the Cir
cult Court. The Council has by ordinance
fixed the fine for violation OF the city
laws at 81, with the view OF avoiding an
peals, but generally the costs run the
amount above $40. and thereby the appeal
Is allowable. These Chesterfield parties
are engaged in hauling granite through
the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

Auction SNIES-ru'urs Days.
DUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE ESTATE
Is STANTON RIVER.

In pur,u1nce o. tie dec,ca OF tho Otc,!N
Csur, N Hauilx county. Va. entered 40 III NO,
vefnbor term, 49, M the ,haucery ca Use o..
Nennnle. trustee. etc.. IS. tafring'on' &C. 'n'
undersigned NiIl sell by pubic auc.ieh' "D '"'
ptemIsss 10 the HIGHEST bidder on
SATURDAY. MARCH ,. 1924.
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on
stanton river, m Halifax county w. VIM IL
va tho residence of me iate MAJOR hdfir9 :.
Corr,ugtou and known Hs " }Hienl@ 10 ~
sifuatri near Goes Ferry 0nd cont'inS ny IT,
,,.nt survey .137 Sl-tOO ACRES.
There IS on the tcnr' a ono body oi loFftoinu9
on Staunion river rud a large area ~ Original
forest Of oak and hickory ;mbor. me laid -
urotnc,ive and veil adapted % tue grown or
tobacco and pll kinds OF grain. .,,..,...o
mo improvements consists ~ LAhTt E.'p
CONNODIOJ : DWELLING ana an other buIl
tn-s NECESSARY % the tousf0r. OF r. largo llniy
nnJ The cultivation o. tnis larse bo4y ~ inni.
II Il also susceptible ~ beng easily dlV ded mo
aeverai convenient settlements.
TEVys: Cash sufficient o. ioirty 10" cHlei-'s
Of tho sale anu to pay the sum % g.. NJ 49,
with interest on $4,000, part thereof from mo
la dey Cf April, SOB. AMI tho residue on \
credit 10 DO made known on ~" day az sale.
JOHN ". RELY,
de 2O-GOt trustee
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shown the memory Of General Robert l..
Lcc, Friday being his birthday.
MIR Saunders. Of Franklin, objected 20
THIS resolution h,N1. adopted. but was
ruled ont 81 order by the Chair VINO
stated that motion 10 adjourn was NOT
debafablc. Atr. Saunders held tha'
motion 60 adjourn with n spccihcd NM
for RECOMMENDING was dcbatable. Inc
Chair referred TO Rule g Of the manual
which upheld him ia his decision. MI.
Saunders thcrcupou took an appeal IRON
the decision and upon the prctenSe OF
arguing this question hold the Hoor
MIR speaker" said he. in reference
% this Uic. I desire 60 ray that inc
condition OF the calendar ia such as 10
make "a incvpod'cnt for " 10 take
holiday" Tho Sneaker caEcd his atfcn-
ton ~ tho fac, that hc was not conhn-
inc himself TO his subject, and ai'er
APOLOGIZE for hts divergence. ne fiaftr'
afr'eh. and went ~ on th" same ~, <.
BE was again called 20 order, ana again
agologized and nrru"d ~" objections TO
Eu adjournment. This be- repeated Tor
nearly a sc1re ~ times. amid much
Mr Gibson then took ne noor and *
pressed his surprise az any objections
lc.ng urged hy Mr.. Saunders % hoiHAN.
tc stated That %" wa7 under inc lmpt's-
sion that Mr Saunders would ACCEPT q
ollay whenever au opportunity odcI q.
Urn flrf Dee ruuiI cite several cases vhrrr
OBJ. gentlemen Crom Franklin had not
owen waited f'r % holiday or even i'aF'
~ absence bout bah just gone home on
h.n lvr rceulusih.lilr. This elected q
denial from ST fauuIers bat Mr. Gih-
-Dn iueief.I 'haf Doc had irN-i ltable
proof TIe resolution WAS carried.
r0 PREVENT DItt. NKI.NNEsS.
Er Crswg. 'r request introduced
i.I pt.rct.rt drunkenness THE measure
rii.u le 100. '.ret10i o. have been prepared
If lJT IIIkff. IncrI.f fIiukirE. t'Ir JOY TO
riI.e rat tho officer making the arrest
shall lt lte discretion. fNr The irSi oiirucn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
AGAINST Prison- Made Articles.

The annual meeting OF the Central
Trades and Labor Union was held on
Tuesday night. Officers were elected for
thr ensuing term rs follows: James j..
Crcaner. president. Michael Murphy vice
president II II. Chase. recording secre-
tary: John T. West Jr.. financial secre-
tary James Dillon, treasurer, and John
crow, sergeant-St arms. The principal
topic discussed At the session was prison
labor Bills were adopted providing that
hereafter no manufacturing enterprises
which compete with outside skilled labor.
other than those now In vogue in the
penitentiary, shall be- permitted and that
all articles now made In that institution
shall be- stamped As prison made.
A committee was appointed 10 wait
upon the representatives, from this city
and urge upon them the necessity for the
passage OF such a law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
Married our Chiefs Daughter.

Miss Rebekah Poe daughter Of Major
John Poe chief ot Police, was married
~ ESQ O'Clock yesterday afternoon 10
Alr. Eldridge r. HugheA. a well-known
railroad contractor. form arly Of Gooch-
land county hut now located In West
Virginia The nuptials occurred at the
hospitablc home 81 the brides father,
and the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Or Young. Of Park-Place church. assist
cd by Rev Or. Kerr. Of the First Pres
bvtcrian church. Mir John Poe. Jr.. acted
as best man. \ host OF friends OF the
matrimonial candidates Were present.
The bride was attired IN a travelling suit
OF plum cloth and carried bouquet or
brides roses. She il young lady OF
rare intellect ana talent, and VIII make
many friends wherever she goes.
MIR and Mrs. Hughes LETT foS West Nir-
ginia on the evening train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

tccs oui 81 The school fund
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To amend ard rc-enact sections 7; IL,
AMI n N an act 10 provide for WORKING
auI keeping IN repair -" publc rudY7 Oh
Botctourt. approved February ~ ~.
To repeal an act entitled an act Tor the
protection Of sheep in Smyth county ap-
proved February -. 1872
70 allow The late AMI The present re-.
urers % RockhriIa" county ana ln'it
deputies further tim" IN whith 10 3ou,,t !, -.
lcvIcs and taxes which have been aiItl'S
accounted for by said trcaslI'rs 10.
10 provide q new charter for the CITY
TO au.horizc the condemnation 81 lands
for public frce-echool purposes WITHIN lh'
space " one hundred yar1s OF a d"'''''is
~ n, amend chapter 112. Acts % 1912.
'r relation 10 a lawful fence for fss'N
county 81, ., o.
800. entitled an act 10 establish h'dIlS on
commissioners of excise. ana 10 H'hh'
their duties and powers. -.
For the relief OF william Henry PERSON
of Northampton county. ,..., ,,l,,,
TO incoruoratc the Security Trust com
pauv az Newport Ncw3.
FOR the relief of the Port NoTioik ld'''
Company
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
For tho relief Of the suroties Of \. X.
Green. late Treasurer ~ ialiiaN county y;
10 Incorporate the FrcdcricE shurS ana
Winchester railroad company
70 incorporate the frei'ilch@'uIf anu
Inrc5~t.r Railroad Company
To charge the name II the Virginia M'r-
camille and SIfe-IrpoSt company 'i
Richmond. Va. and 90 am'hI ah'
enact sections ! ani = or an ati 10 VA
corporate, the Virginia Mercantile an2
Slf,-D,pusit Compaur OF Richmond ap-
rr.t.i January 81. Ih.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
30, Accidentally Killed.

ON tho afternoon ~ January 10. lNlt
az about O'Clock little Niliie Towns.
Mill. PLAYING upon farm gate M front
of h.s mothers residence 10 Rural Point
Hanover county. was instantly killed by
TIE gate falling upon him. II IS NOT q. r.
f4iu how long life had ben extinct Wrtu
h.s mother found him. His body Mas
nlt yot cold. Hr Is the SON or me iA',
william l.. Loving. and was aTeI .
q .,rro,,I,,, mother. "a little sister. step
Gfher. and many friends TO mourn 'nei'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
Fine Tobnc,o Crop. I'm Buckipph.,o

NEW CANTON. VA. January i7-(spe-
cial THE farmers here are preparing their
tobacco for market They are all in good
cheer. their crops being grand success.
here for many years. Your readers are
aware OF the fact that the Buckingham
tobacco Is noted for It's excellent quail
ties. and that II brings good prices. 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
PHILADELPHIA, RICH La
MOSD. AND NORFOLK -..{ts:tSs -.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY "a l.. NJ. and every
SUNDAY at 4. 81
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received tnI sailing hour: for
Sundays steamer tin =. II. Saturday.
Freight received daily unul =. ".
Fare. 800.
For further information apply 20
j. ". McCARRlCK.
General Southern Agent. Office Rocketts.
W. F. CLYDE & co,
my25 General Agents. Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
Denth of Nrs.J.L. MichrnN.

tSpecial) Mrs. J. l.. MichauN OF this
city died iais morning at 1855 O'Clock.
after a short Illness. She was the wife
Of Rev. j. l.. NichauS. formerly editor n
the Central Protestant ana Daily Work
man. Mrs. MichauX WAS most esti-
mahlc woman. and her death is greatly
mOurnCd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

D-D.uuer. S-cuupcE
80 - makes au local stops Connects
a.; I.aI,isn with Piedmont Airline for
AsEcyils. =. G., aul an intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
no q. "Vestlbuie Limited Train. Buff
fet Sleopcrs Richmond 10 Atlanta Con-
meets directly m Atlanta Witb vs.. and
y. Ia. r. for Chattanooga. Nashville. ma
all poiats Vest. Connects with a and
~ p r. r. for Nohu.. Montgomery.
Now Orleans. ana all points Southwest.
10 extra charge on "Nestbulod Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
30. 49, Atlanta Special EcstIbuied
Limited 1hau, u:6 4. AZ. daily.
40. rs Mail and eAp:c-5-o15 T. NJ,
daily. except sunday
For tickets. Pullman reservations etc.
ami, at q kct-otIce. Byrd-Strcrt Sid-
ION. Richmond Transfer Company 81
cast Main street. and company ofice
$50 east Main street
John O. WINbEt. l.. 7 MYERS.
General Manager. General Sup't
>. V. SMITH. II. j. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager. Passenger Agent.
H. Il. HOYklE. Ciy Pas or Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
4 Dry Goods Company Chartered
Instituted.

\ DRY Goods company 'h"iHi'" '"'''
Instituted.
In the city Circuit Court yesterday a
charter was granted e. th" Fourqur'an-
Price Company The purpose Of the com
pany f. 10 carry ou q general dry-goods
and notion business. The capital STOCK IS
10 ho 5000. which may be increased 70
$llopN. divided into shares Of 40 oach'
'rE. firm az Fourlurcln. Price & co. are
Permitted 90 become members of the new
company. and their interest in the pres
cnt concern is 10 be taken as payment Tor
stock Of The new company. The oulc'rs
are j. NJ Fourqurean. president; =. j..
Price. vica-prosidcnt; j. H. Blair score
t.rv and treasurer. Directors. III" above.
and T.. l.. Hulgius, \. T.. Heinrich, and
T.. H. Smith.
The following suits were instituted; {.
T. Todd AGAINST Lewis stewart. jung
mcnt confessed. John r. Anderson n son
AGAINST Il. K. Robinson. - images, ~.
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A Hnppy Husband.

DELAWARE. q. After four months
use Of simmons Liver Regulator my wife
Is almost entirely relieved Of chronic con-
situated and bleeding piles.-W. Il. Leeper.
Your druggist sells 81 In powder or liquid.
The powder TO be teken dry or made into
tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

\TAXTElDI}, BY 4 WILLIE S,5d,o 1,G Gih 10 30
horsowCrk. can give best OF reference. "
dress q. care Carrier No. 30. n iH-ll'
WANTED. FOR GENERAL
w hou.cvors, RELIABLE COiORED WO-
MN Who Win sleep on inc premises. 81 y NJ
pI- wei franklin street. "a ls-t
WANTED. \ SITUATION AS
~ hOy SE-GIRL Or COOK Apply NJ ".
I0l west Leigh street. lily ia ISL
NArANIEU. AHOUSEkEEPEkfOK
W a. Institution. References required. AZ
dress INSTITUTION, Gaze DIrATcn. IA I'-~t
DRESSMAN.- WANTED. \ PRESS
I NAN-one cap1oe OF taking charge OF
lrcss-room. state experience and salary oA-
fTEt MITCHELL MANUFACrCRlNG co.
IA i-gt Petersburg, Va.
.~FfFI aIlTIG AND GIN
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