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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
CAN WORK WITH COMFORT.
This Has a Highly Meaning for
Millions.
HOW MANY PEOPLE WORK WITH
EFFORT AND IN MISERY.
This Is n Revelation to the workers
of Our Country.
go can do nv work with comfort"

II can do my work with comfort
What restfui strength, what happiness
what power OF enjoyment pervade 'ne
very words!
What a world OF meaning they carry
to our over-worked people, sinking uhuer
the weight OF work and cares, VINO siieh''
ly bear the thousand weaknesses 'he
pains. the aches, the lasting fatigue inc
terrible exhaustion. the utter BRAIN anu
body tire. with which their daily round OF
toll is done.
If only my head did not ache! II only
my back was free from paint III only
had the strength 10 do my work. ana uiu
not get so weak. so tired, so terribly ex'
hausted.
These are dlstressful cries. heard on
every hand from nerye-weakened. brain
tagged, and bodily-exhausted men, and
from weak. tired, nervous, and dragged
out women.
Like n trumpet-tongued incarnation OF
hope. therefore. come the words OF Mts
Charles S. Morgan. Of Litileton, n. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
A SnunI DemOcrlt.

Who will say that Mr.. Bartlett OF New
York. IS not a sound Democrat? Who
would read him out OF the Democratic
party because he favors what he styles
IAN American policy? Last Friday. in
the House of Representatives, he defined
his position as follows:
az believe in an American policy for
Americans. and I believe not only In the
construction Of the Nicaragua canal ana
its defence against foreign control. ac-
corlng to the platform of my party, but
| believe. also. in the wisdom of a great
repairing and coaling station In the sand
witch Islands. and the establishment OF
a dry-dock there"
Yes, let us all have "an American poll
cy for Americans" Mr.. Bartlett re-
minds the world that there Is
involved in this matter "a Democratic
policy for Democrats" seeing that the
last Democratic National Convention In
corporated into its platform a Nicaragua
canal plank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
The Lester-Strect Tracks.

There was a meeting yesterday Of the
subcommittee from the Committee on
Streets appointed in connection with the
removal of one of the street-car tracks
from Lester street and having the Fulton
loop connect with Main at Williamsburg
avenue. Those in attendance were Messr5'
Mann and Diacont, the City Engineer,
and Captain Andrew Pizzini Jr a great
deal OF talk as to the proposed change
was INDUCED in. and Mr.. Mann and Cap
tain Pizzini went over the ground to In
vestigate the practicablity Of the matter.
Regular business meetings OF the com
mittees on Third Market and st. John
Burying- Ground were held last evening"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
Tho n,,v &c done the curtain drops,

The play is done, the curtain drops,
Slow falling to the prompterS Dell;
A moment yet the actress stops ana Ioohs
around to say farewell.
IL is an irksome word ana task, -
And when she's laughed, and said her
say. -,
She shows az she removes her mask
face that's anything ~ gay.
Acting is not all gayety. lights, and ap-
There is a deal Of drudgery, vexation,
and heartache that the people IN 'front.' OF
the house little imagine. -
Mary Anderson used 20 advise young
staRe-struck girls 10 keep of the stage
The feverish excitement, the tate hours
the drudgery OF rehearsals, the unnaturai
stimulus from new audiences, rivalry; ana
applause make the lie full or perilS 10
health OF body and mind. The careless,
theatre-going public have no notion or
the strain OF the nerves that Is insepara-
bic from q dramatic career. -
But members OF the profession know
what IL is, and they have, as oody,
learned how best TO keep their nervous
systems strong and capable OF doing the
hard work demanded OF them. Ihat
Is why Paine's celery compound 10 80
pcpular upon the stage.
Helen Barry. the well-known actress
writes 20 a physician friend, from Tea
Box Cottage, Bellfort; -,
1T is with great pleasure write 10 teli
Won that | find Paine's celery compound
q SPLENDID tonic | should Ike you 10
procure me few more bottles
Della Fox when run down from over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
A National Bank in Lexington.

A Lexington telegram in our issue OF
yesterday states that there is strong talk
Of organizing national bank in that
place Some. at least, of the victims of
Cashier Figgat's red-dog and wildcat
banking do not feel just now as II they
would be willing to entrust their funds
to the keeping Of any other than one
Of Uncle Sans banking institutions.
However. as we said day or two ago,
IL directors neglect to perform their
duties. q bank of any sort. national or
State, is liable TO be looted" There
are temptations enough in any banking
system, however good. We only insist
that bank officials. shall not add to them
unnecessarily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

work, by the advice ot the ,-.. .,
nited states Senator IN Va.
tried Paine's celery cOmprYra n
My spirits picked Up. ami at ~. ..,s'.
two weeks the same ob cy.-, -. e
health, with which nature ~, 'it.i
had returned. ~
II ate and slept rs had m 5,-...-..
/ was a child, and + nave neye, ,...-
since then an hours incJnyroi.1.s Il. ~
nervous prostratiOn. ''-'@
The medicine 20 which oo.. o.. -....
Is PANE > celery compound aud
recommended n % all 'my s.s.. go. .i,e
anceS VINO have Oyert4Nel tFa.- t-..-.
by too close attention Oh sfutv s.is
have experienced The same happy r.'.,.,
as myself" '
Marie Tempest also. ana t... .....
OF the most eminent artists wr1 t-....
before the public. have re.lrrv f..,..
10 the wonderful rainyisof.i.r- $780,.
PalneS celery compound Trfr ...,,
nony IL noteworthy brcaus. 4, .,..,
women work harder OF are under 49,.
nervous strain.
Women Ia every walk ~ lfs ts..
reason 10 be- grateful On Professor ps.-.
OF Dartmouth, Who discovered PAM.
celery compound. Re on .ersioof IN. =.
culiar weakness 81 the sex. b. .-.
that the backaChe. lassitglr te1e..r.
sleeplessness ana loss ~ anr.tf. Cd
mean that The supply NJ renul. ..a
is low and inaleg Iate tD The Gem.
upon II. The experience of t....-..
has taught the women 0f ue ,..rt-y
that only Pain-'s celery compound AID
give health 20 the nerves, all. t5rrr.r
them, 10 the entire body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

II you would do your work with CON-
fort, If you would be free from aches
and pains, and all weakness OF nerves
and WEAKNESS OF bodies, use this grand
giver Of health and strength, DR.. Greene :
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. II Will
make you well and strong, give you
vlgor. vitality. energy, power, ambition
and endurance. 1t Is the best spring tonic
and restorative in the world, and now Is
the best time to take It,
Why waste time in trying uncertain
and untriod remedies when here is a
physicians prescription. discovery made
by the greatest living specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. DR.. Greene,
Of 80 west Fourteenth street. New York
city. II you take this medicine you can
consider yourself under Dr. Greene's d.
rect professional care. and you can con-
suit or write to him about your case,
freely and without charge. This Is a
guarantee that his remedy will cure. pos
sessed by no other medicine in the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
COLONEL GEORGE w. ALEXANDER
Death of n Brave Confederate OIL
Ger Well known in Richmond.


Ger Well known in Richmond.
A special to the Baltimore Sun from
Laurel. Md. says:
Among a large circle of friends the news
of the death of Colonel George w.
Alexander. at his residence. In Laurel,
Md, on Wednesday. CT paralysis, Will be
received with deep regret. For some
years past his strength had been impaired
by successive strokes OF paralysis. lie
was g. years of age. and was born at
FrancisviIle, Pa. Early in June, ls6l, ne
was elected first lieutenant OF COM
pany Of Confederate soldiers. He was sub
sequently promoted 10 the rank OF
captain and then colonel in the Army
of Northern Virginia. He was a men,
Der OF the Society of the Army and Navy
OF the Confederate States OF Maryland.
Before the war he was appointed an
assistant engineer in the United States
navy. october 81, 1913, and remained In
the service till April s. 1861. when. after
several promotions, he resigned. On the
18th Of June Of that year he became lieu-
tenant OF company or Maryiauders,
which, with great difficulty, came to Vir-
ginia and offered Its services to Governor
Letcher for the Confederacy. During an
adventurous career Alexander was once
captured and confined In Fort McHenry.
charged with piracy. He escaped. ard a
reward of $4,000 was offered for his ar
rest. He made his way to Richmond, and
was soon afterward appointed provost
marshal OF the Eastern District OF Vir-
ginia, where he did good SER
vice IN preserving order In the
Confederate capital Among his various
duties was the management OF Castle
Thunder, which he brought into the best
condition the resources Of the Confede-
racy would permit. Colonel Alexander q
talents as an executive were here ad-
mirably exhibited. and President Davis
on more than one occasion owed his safety
to the vigor and foresight the provost
marshal OF Richmond" brought to his
office.
After the civil war Colonel Alexander
went to Canada, where he taught French
in a college till II was safe to return
home. For many years he resided In
Baltimore, with great success putting his
scientific education and executive ability
to use in his business as sanitary en-
gineer. During the last years OF his life.
after he became physically incapable OF
business, he resided In Laurel, Md. where
he died. He leaves h widow, who shared
fully with him his perils. his successes.
and his sorrows, and is one Of the sweet
est heroines OF the civil war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
ICE BEING BROKEN IT.
The Gulf stream to Go Down To-
Doy-Meu Ont of Work.

a telegram received by the Dispatch
from city Point last evening stated that
ice was being broken on the river AT
that point and was now moving rapidly
with the tide. The Gulf Stream, the
ship of the clyde Line, which has been
bound 10 her wharf here. will endeavor
to effect a passage down the James this
morning. Already the ice Is breaking
up In the harbor, and 1t IS thought the
channel will be opened up for naviga-
ton I'm a couple Of days, anyhow.
The freezing UP OF the river has en-
tailed much loss and suffering. The
shutting down Of the Richmond Cedar
Works alone threw between 40 and 800
men out Of employment, and in the re-
cent severe weather this deprived many
of them of the necessaries Of life. The
Cedar-Works hopes to be able 10 re-
sumo operations next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
Death of Colonel Money.

Jntelllgence has reached here OF the
death of Colonel Girard Noel Money, c..
B.. a distinguished officer of the British
army, whose wife, with one Of her sons
Mr.. Cecil Noel Money-resides here. Col
onel Money had seen hard service In
India, and was one of the gentlemen be-
longing to the Royal Body Guard, who
ride with the Queen on all State occa-
sions. He was a devoted Freemason.
and was particularly attentive 10 Rev.
DR.. Hartley Carmichael and Mr. William
Ryan when these gentlemen visited Eng
land last summer. 1t is understood that
Colonel Money was to have been Gre
ated a peer before long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
Death of Colonel L. JnGuclin Smith.

An Alexandria special says: Intelligence
has been received here Of the sudden
death. at Morristown, y. j.. of Colonel
l.. Jaqueln Smith. a native and former
resident OF this place. lie died after a
short and painful illness. the first he ever
had IN n life OF 81 years. Colonel Smith
was a distinguished graduate Of the VIZ
ginia Military Institute; was a faithful
and efficient officer in the Confederate
service during the four years OF the wa,
between the States, attaining the rank
Of lieutenant-colonel OF artillery. and
since that time had been actively en-
gagged In business in New York city. Col
onel Smith was the eldest son of the late
Francis l.. Smith. and brother OF Colo
mel Frank l.. Smith, Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
Facts Worth Consideration.

In his speech in the House of Repre-
sentatives on Thursday Mr.. Hermason.
of Oregon. declared that to the Pacific
coast the question of cable connection with
Honolulu overshadowed and transcribed
all others save only that OF the construc-
ton of the Nicaragua canal The p'ople
of the Hawaiian Islands gave us 80 per
cent. OF their trade. More of our ships
entered the port of Honolulu last year
than any other part Of the world, Liver
pool not excepted.
How many of our people know these
telling facts?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

show their patriotism by resigning-by
giving place TO others. who are not mixed
up in the regiments squabbles.
Things can't 90 on "a they are now
going on without injuring the regiment
greatly. and so We urge Reconciliation
or Resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

ID. Sheffey Lewis, Esq. OF Virginia, is
favorably spoken OF as candidate for
doorkeeper OF the next House Of Repre-
sentatiyes. His name speaks well for
him. 'sheffey" and Lewis are two
honorable names In Virginia. We know
Of no objection to Mr.. Lewis except that
he is Republican; and this will be no
objection in the next House OF Represen-
tatives. He is an editor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
Two Railroads.

The Fredericksburg Free Lance says
that IL is reported that just as soon as
the weather breaks, the survey on the
proposed railroad from Franklin, w. Va,
to Tappahannock will begin. That paper
adds:
1.-The prospect OF railroad down
the Rappahannock on each side OF the
river Will be very cheering news 10 our
down-the-river friends, VINO have been
jce-blocked go long this winter. The same
reason for Gelsy-the weather-is assigned
for non-actlvity on the railroad on tho
Northern Neck side"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
Suffrage and u Convention.
.ktn.fe1f< a,l -. q. Ill

The suffrage question I'm Virginia must
be met soon; must be permanently adj
justed. Excepting Virginia, North Caro-
lima, and Texas, every Southern State
has discriminating constitutions or sta
tutss on the subject. In Texas the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
What Is Extravaganza:

To refuse to expend sJoOOcO-a half mil
lion Of dollars-to secure a cable between
this country and Hawaii. and then ex-
pend many millions in pensioning bounty
jumpers and other unworthy recipients
Of governmental favors who clamor day
and night for pensions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

All letters ana kilograms must be ad-
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
sArURDAY, Fsoraa
BARGAIN DAY.

A collection Of unusual values
is offered you to-day. = batch Of
beauties in GentIemen's Co.o'ej
Laundered
Negligee Shirts at 7-c.. value
800 for Mems C.ott! ..alnl.'si
Negligee shirts. SIS value
Pretty line Of Nesisee sals a. t.'
75c. value.
1t was the closing out OF an IN.
porter OF RIBBONS that makes
prices like this.
No. All-silk, satin. All G'. 't''-l
Ribbons. Joe. quality i.r ~
u l-ec. Tor lie quality. s..
l5c. quality; No. II PEE iof lt
9 - and 3-lnch-w.ie Siua t.l
Grain Ribbons, lic. ior 81 all -.
qualities.
Kid Gloves are here to-day u
bargain prices. 65c. buys 4-Ll'a
Pearl. Kid Gloves, 11i
shade, SG.25 value.
There's no telling what goods D
show up on bargain day.
It's Umbrellas, now.
Natural-Wood Handles, 26'aA
Gloria Umbrellas, +9t.
Pure Silk Gloria Umbrellas, .
inches, $50. ,.n..
sI.I9 for Silk Gloria Umbrellas
sos value. ,.l..
sG.4S for Crystal and Dres1''
China Handle Silk Umbrellas
Hosiery, too, has found DE-
gain spot. ,r, Dub.
12Hc. for Ladies Full R5suf
Stainless Black Hose, l9'. y3'l1
25c. Ladies Black Hose n'''-'
dorf dye, nc. a pair.
$50. Ladies Black Hose 'o' ~
pair. t...,r.
Space will not admit OF Us 'l.'
ing your attention TO the many
bargains open here to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

UPTOWN OFFICE. as EAST BROAD
STREET
wEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
FEATHER BUSTERS, 2jc

oooo rx,ra-ouality Split-TulIIA,.y ~
loo busters, soft, fine f; "a
theirs, full length, 10 ln'Ae'' ~ w.
Screens, Si.25. nm.
Three-Fold Oak-Screens' .oeIlsr,ry is4
mings. Of inches h.sA' s''
FOR s2s; =, a. at Hli-55sle.Raeks. trls' 'fl'
roings A, Use, actual "3'.-' .''f.slsss
rn niisS nfishes eo5l Imitation e-'''
MA, ra'NTp Polished Water-run 9.e' 'li,rsa
III, ,rn,itation cut-bot,om. az .,y .sspsi.
Covered Syrup-l1tchei'' INV"
o a' dozen &c Small Yellow GUSTAV
CUPS. at 21!c. each. 49,. u,,,.
Porcelain Soup Plates lS''''
edge, al Sc. inches new
shapes, same quality as l'0'''
29c.
Tea-Sets, sass. ,... al
e Tea.sets. imported. new new. . .sset..al sas
neatly decorated % p''''-'
H ZEN Crepe Tissue F1P''
for lamp.saades, all '0l0''' a. ~
roll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
FIRE SALE
OF
and Shoes

The people have fonnd
great bargains in our stock,
which was slightly damaged
by fire and water. Owing to
immense sales it is getting
low, but by coming early adj
vantage may be taken of the
following list of great induce
ments:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23
inE NOilLIN
RICHMOND RAlLHAl
AND
ELECTRIC COhPAN ny:

Main Office and Light pePa par Isl.
foot Of Seventh street , lsisps sod ylns
CITY Division, Office NAH NM
streets sN;o0 b hs,syo ofies Tvsniy-ni'''
Manchester Office osiH~
Telephone 232l. a..c.p, Lights All
r, aru 1 Power a, reasonable ., rates
Rlectric-Lighs WIRING .s,,r Iixis o.
Power ra By ncsiiyias 'Ss n s, ,.i. ssi spa
w "P .ns so'su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

Above rates are for "every-uny vi
Advertisements running conseeutiveiy.
Reading notices in rcading-matter type.
Eve lines or less 81: In ncnpareil loaded.
l5c.
Card Of rates for moro space furnished
On application
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-23

A collection Of unusual values
is offered you to-day. 4 batch Of
beauties in Gentlemen's Co.0iej
Laundered
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
Iugnit Strinoberg beoer.

0aunge ticnocr Ssnue besaueoe iucrife 6oriattcr. San
borer til ben mooerre Sfole LEGION granocS, Gorborg, ben
nDere Siornlou o9 cu bel ooben andre ~SorpiRer. 9u toms
ner "Otn9osin iir Sitterotur" meo en- uaoerlio !6itorie.
Strinobcrs par fin tioIi9e SarnoOm msest g~uOirygtiq; ban
BAD, noar han fob op og nGar ban git til eng5; ban tao
CUB ON ISislp til at lGre line Serer, ia enOog ON, at 0lns
ben MATTE bliue %oroentIi9 to9t. Itcn liot eiter IOt for.
iuOnot bans 9uruetro, os ban bIsu tiIiolt en- GuOs iornr9s
Ter. San par bet eupuu igGar.
lten Dor, buuO ban ieIu iortGlsr. TorIeoen gat uatteOe
bans Rome bam ~pIuOielis os ia: "Sor Oatter Ssr!" Suinps
berg iprans op % fanot, at Barnet lud u~pIoiommc Srams
peirGtniuger. GrObs burtis tItaIbt ~9GgsblGIp bIcu Der
uGrre % uGrre neo teuOe. iaa ut oaob iyates u3e. Sru
Striuober9 ia ba til fin Rano: "Neo!" @en Strinobera
IGNITE mso SOnt, at Bonner er aloetss umoralt, ioroi Den
iorIanser, at Der IfGI ife en- 6uronOrinS Sn8snes uaturIigs
Gang. 90 ban bdo life. "Gor Sattcr Dor - bco. +" jams
reoe Suitruen. ga sIemte 0i9trcn zee fin 6IoiaT. San
beieoe fig opcr lit Surn p9 bdo.... Suart opbo e Sram,
pen, Os ben Life Sac iumreOe roIts inO. ON Morqeneu
par bun friif.
Strnbbcrs itOo tuiteuOe Iiseopsrfor bette Wirafd, Of Be
6ortIarin9er, ban siuer, er life fpIOeitsi5renbe. o. tilirtOS.
itiusr life ensons BAN icp.
Wten ban opIpicr os ON, at ban bar teoet cn0ana, Ga Der
uiI life pare nOset forbauisnoe j. at ban oipr bet fers ganoe.
6anfc ri uI blIue SiOue til, at ban pcnoer tilbaoe til fin
Surnetro. Sans aonbsirGuoe @arborQ bar Ifrepet "SrCt,e
NiGno" % anoct IgncnOc, ol ban r ~pisnipnlig paa 6luat no
irO SantrOenS ger. aauite Osiaa SisrnrOn tOn,mer no Der.
ira. '9ans MOr bar ipauet bet. gantro Os S~orrestelie or
jntet at Ieue paa ior gienb msO ganO % 9iertc.
- Zen. Der iu8ttassr BIN Gioren Os SlOsa o. uoater paa
busrt al Dine Striot, fan lite uers 0m Sen.
- s ben Sio, 0u ipIosr, bar Oh lite leust.
Den, Der elifer, Tan life tate ON Ore.
- Spri9tisbeo CT ben beoite 9Tt.
- Suerpreuen 6Or iauseIisbsO uicncr ON Siqlens lrer.
beO.
- Den RGtte iOritanr life ben SuItne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-25
So Waagf ON ugcn
Secorab. Soften,
sysr zirssas os 3rsoas
Ge0 Mrner,
bper 1irsoas,
Sill oen gamle Fris,
for Mar9dn9en!

Sirsbooss g urreret of forelsbig btl A Sioer az ToIens
,~rmiusslioe etprrelie, lebIaset Of Vco Irnen, %
Srcnoo s.@urueretr il BLUE Sioer Of n9ruarenoe Stgr.
rclc.
Sore gbonuenter ul berpeo faa en- ~betpoelis gt1n9Se
usrs opssaoi D, frHfere gfp6eber. 8aabs 9irsSasss %
areboos +. @umerct oil inoebolbe Npbeoer fra Snos Os lo.
lonoet, gut fra gsai6instuu % &Ousresien, fra be forfeit
lige 2e9islaturer, pip.
qbonnsnterne pil berefter faa TO fulOianoiss auiisr
buer llse.
Trebaos.M umeret pit foruoen gtpbeber Off. inbsbOiOe
ooSe Gortaliuaer Der life uil siue 5ort9uinserne Weo
0rueu ruaet eiter, &orreipOnbancer, Srepe fra Gamle,
lauoet, "Gpr 5arneu, Suiet ps Sausn, &irtelIse Nipple
Der op.
sease glube pil intebOlbs iemeife Warfeosbe:
retninger.
81 uil ienbe SlaOet til gtorse (aas ire ~l1csaper) boer
5rsbaa, for Dollars Garsausen. GOrtOen alene toitsr
alene en- Dollar % frs Gents, us eubitriptionen rnaa bets
for ieuoes birette til Os. ba ri paa insen Maaoe fan betale
8DmmisiOn for GDr9esabonnsuter.
apertisiementeru pil bereiter blue forfeit paa be to
9lGbe, us Der pit OeriOr bliue iOrbOIbspis iaa ausrtisis.
msuter bpsrt Slao.
Sor be al Gtbonuenterne, Der Dor lanst fra 9oItoffcr,
uil bet tanite bliUe r~anitelist at beute gIaoet to @anse ON
llgen, men ielp ON bet bcntes en- Sang ON llsen, bill gtp,
gVpEiHe pIVt IlHCIuu IiIItS ! W ~ OAupS IuW Hu ! e tHt.
Oct flyer fig ielp, at Subfriptiouen b~erefter maa
tetaleS / Sorifmo, ba oi eQers life paa noseu Maaoe
fan ueobIiue at ienoe 10 Slaoet TO @ause ON llssn. De
Rreoe a6Onnenter aumOoeS oerfor paa bet i~it9noisite ON
at ienoe lin subitriptiOa 6Orituo. enten for ct belt star,
1925, eaer ct balut 4ar, 63 Gents, eQer ct fuart Gnr, SO
Gents. Sen, ipt III Itaar @jGlo til Slapet uunooes
ON at Ifriue til %.
6orIss at ieuoe pS en- ny Subifribsnt, raar De ienoes
9eres esen Subitriptiou, o. Sc ial baue flor Sat for
Srpoeriet. 5pr en- iaaoan 5ieneIte pil ri ieuoe Dem en-
Crtra ErGniebog, en- al benz Der saar meo Slnoet for
$l.25.
Secorab:Yo item % Be Irnctt er pelfeet |
bet snmIe 9auo, pa man fan uanfeli9 ienoe en- mere pI'
fonlnen 8ape Tor ben lille Gum az 2 Dollars iii Sl99t %
Senner %oerbienlnle. 9eront bar Ri nnangioloise Siones.
bpro Sreoe b%ienmeira. 5uri6s en- Garsang % i, ON 3
life pil faa Saf til 9su.
s Saab ON, at bore SeItrHbelier for at itafie bore
~9nnosm9no ct aOtt, biai9t 8lao pnatisnues, anbeiales,
Secorab=Yofcn % Veo Irncn paa bet beoite.
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