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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Houses Shaken by a Bomb.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 81. Another
dynamite outrage has occurred. this
time at Wilson, where a bomb was ex.
ploded in the center Of the town. a
number Of houses were shaken and the
church Of the Disciples Of Christ was
damaged. The people are much
stirred up
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
rorn.o;.,s RIG Cut in wages.

P1TTsBURG, Dec. 3l.-The scale for
the ensuing year has been presented to
the workmen at the Upper and Lower
Union mills Of the Carnegie Steel com.
pany in this city. The scale involves a
general reduction in skilled labor. In
some instances the decrease will
amount to so per cent.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Died in ENGLAND.

CoIoRADo SPRIEGs, Dec. 31.-News
kas been received Of the death in Eng
land of Mrs. Queen Mellen Palmer,
wife Of General William ]. Palmer.
president Of the Rio Grande West Il
railroad
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Coolest For Twenty Years,

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 1.-The weather
Thursday night and Friday morning
was a record breaker. At daylight it
was 5 above zero. It is the coldest for
December in 2Os.years. Dispatches from
all over Texas speak Of the severity of
the cold.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
BAD Dry Goods EaiInre

New York, Dec. s The wholesale
and retail dry goods firm Of j. Lichten-
stein & Sons has gone into liquidation.
The liabilities are estimated at $500, 900
and the assets are said to be half that
amount
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Lippert Will stand Trial

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. William a..
sLippert, wanted in Cane TcNn for ex-
tens We there in
1889 81 80. edged his
ii ,ai1 gness to
IL. usll $50. trlal.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02

Failures Reported So e az the
Present ear lumber
About ,ooo.
LAB [! TIES /! NOT VERY HEAVY.
oliday Trade OF the Season
as Large as Had Been ss
..pe cted. s

New YORK, Dec. /: g. Dun &;
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade says:
Commercial failures for 1894 already
reported number 1922, against 5,24a
last year, with liabilities Of $l63, 238,.
4o4, against SS3346, 77s, 8S9 last year.
Next week the final eport for 1894 will
probably include about 400 more fail.
ures, with liabilities Of about 81, ooo,.
900. From these accounts, banks, bank.
-ers, financial I'D transporting com.
panies are excluded. Manufacturing
failures already number 2, 756 against
8, 422 last year, but liabilities are only
$50, 49l, 287, against $l76, 1882, 091 last
year. The trading failures already
number II ,3l4, against II, l12 last year.
but liabilities are only $67, 1893, O57,
against $3.50, 062, 1888 last year.
The Statement by Sections
shows a decrease Of about two thirds in
defaulted liabilities in the Middle and
Central Northern states, one-half in
the West and Southwest, and third
in other sections.
Holiday trade has met expectations.
Purchases have been numerous, but
smaller than usual in amount and
more confined to needful articles, thus
anticipating ordinary trade. The vol
ume OF business represented by clear
ing house exchanges is ~ per cent
larger than last year, but 21.S per cent
less than the year before, and the daily
average for December has been II per
cent more than last year, but 25.2 less
than the year before. az
Wheat and Corn Decline.
Wheat has declined half cent,
though Western receipts have been
only l, 712,O98 bushels, against 8, 100, 1913
for the same week last year, but since
Aug. ! receipts have been little larger
than last year and the visible supply is
the largest known. Corn has zcllued
three quarters of cent with good re-
ceipts. The price Of cotton has not
changed, but the fact that receipts
from plantations this month have been
greater than in 1891, while stocks in
sight here and abroad are larger than
at the same date that year, is an OBJ
stacle to any rise 80
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
JAMES 6. FAIR DEAD.

California's Ex-senator Dies Suddenly at
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-Ex- Senar
tor James G. Fair died suddenly at the
Lick House at 1920 Saturday morning.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Stuebe' s-
MEIAT MARKET

The best place in the city for fresh
meats, sausages, hams, lards and the like.
We make it point to satisfy the public
Highest Price always paid for Hides and
Live Stock. Hog day, every Monday at
the depot stock yards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15
West End Happenings.

The commencement exercises of the
Dedication Of the Fifth Baptist Church
began Sunday. Jane pad. The EDene-
zar Church choir opened the exercises
viii Some 81 .Aosr beautiful music.
The scene was lovely About one
third ofthechurch was filed with the
sunday School officers, teachers and
scholars; the other part of the church
was comfortably Allied with the eOBgTe-
cation and visiting friends.
The exercises were prefaced with an
appropriate prayer. Again, alter beau
tiful sweet singing, pastor Rev. Clark,
gracefully presented to the audience,
Rev. r. Wells, who preached an able and
eloquent sermon from the 18th verse of
the 18th chaDter of Genesis. The Rev
erend fselingly aud tenderly admOnish-
ed his hearers to honor the house of
God at all times He carried the audi
ence up to the highest praise and I'D
miratiOn. His words picturing the tri-
ais OF the saints to sustain the cause OF
Christ on earth was sublime and soul
stirring in the extreme. The Ebenezar
Choir again chanted forth some choice
music, Miss Naunie b. Jones, org anist
At 800, Rev. James II. Holmes of the
| First Church, preached to a large audi
eDce. His sermon was one of great DOW.
er full of good instruction, beneficial
| to both soul and body. II was greatly
/ enjoyed by ALL Rev. r. 0. John
son. B D., Pastor of the Moore Street
Baptist Church, offered uD a tervenl
prayer for the blessings Of God to rest
upon the church continually. The con
gregatiOn was greatly disappointed al
the failure of the First Church choir t.
be present and sing for them.
AZ $50 D. M, the exercises opened
with scripture lesson by Rev. DR.. J one
and prayer bv Rev. +. Davis. Rev. J
f. Jones, ID. d then from sc chapte
, Of Isaiah and 7th verse, preached
, most profound and eloquent sermon
1t was indeed a grand word picture O
the works Of God to the saving of hi
Church. Tie Doctors advice wa
wholesome and instructive. and if tax
f en-, the house of God viii truly becOm
the house of prayer, and not a house Z
festivals and other amusements.
The many friends of Mrs. Holmes, tn
+ wife of Rev. Holmes, out again
Our people were happy to see Alder
4 man John Mitchell, Jr. Of the PLANET
: Many wanted to shake his baud an
e bid him God speed in his gallant igh
for the race both church and state, br
e could not do 40. Come again brOthe
r early and stay late
The church vas clean, neat and COZ.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15
Atlantic Coast-Line

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE "WEDNESDAY, APRIL
-. 1895.
Trains Leave Richmond-Union Depot.
500 A. H., Arrive Petersburg 0.s1 A.
NJ, Norfolk l1.25 a. Ia. Stops only
at Petersburg, Wayely and Suffolk,
Va.
9.05 A. IT,, Arrives Petersburg 9:52 a
M. Weldon 11.4S a. M. Fayetfe-
vile $3.50 p. IA. Charleston, lib
p. m, Savannah 1.l9 a. M. Jack-
sOnville 700 a. M. Connects at vii
son with No. AZ, arriving at Colds
bOTo 3.o5 D. M, Wilmington 5.f5
p. m., Pullman Sleeper New York to
Port Tampa.
2:55 =. NJ, Local, arrives Petersburg
3:42 p. m. Makes aB stops.
BIO =. H., arrives Petersburg 5:55 %.
m, Norfolk $40 p. m. Makes all
stops.
TIA p. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 7.4G 70.
m, Weldon OPT p. M. Fayetteville
1888 a. m. Charleston 6.IO a. ia.
Savannah I.3J a. m, Jacksonville
1890 o. N.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA
POINTS.-Arriving Aiken 7.22 a.
m, Augusta q. m, Macon la,
m, Atlanta 1915 p. N Pullman
Sleeper New York TO Charleston.
Jacksonville, Port Tampa, Aiken.
Augusta and Macon.
1880 Il. NJ, arrives Petersburg 1925
M, Rurkeville 2:41 a. n., Lynch
burg 4:55 "a. m.. Roanoke 6.55 a.
M, Bristol lt.5J Is. I'D. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond 20 Lynchburg.
~ 33 A. NJ. Arrives Petersburg los
am Weldon AIS a. M. Bender-
son 4;04 q. m, Raleigh l;17 a. m.
Elberton 2:04 p IN Atlanta 300
p. m. Pullman Sleeper Washing
ton to Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ From Jacksonville, Savan-
nah, Charleston. Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta and Weldon.
$50 A. NJ, Atlanta, Athens and Raleigh.
s;25 A. a., Lynchburgand the West.
lli05 A. A., Norfolk. Suffolk and Peters
burg
6,45 =. II Jacksonville, S avann n b.
Charleston, Wilmington, Goldsboro
and Weldon.
700 J.. NJ. Norfolk, Suffolk, Waverly
and Petersburg.
$40 p. ~, Lynchburg and the West.
II. NJ. EMERSON.
}. r. KERNLY, Traffic Man'g'r
General Manager.
q. s. CAMPBELL. ID. T.. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15

for the financial welfare OF The women
OF the eolored race at large.
Send greetings dear women and the
Lord vii crown our Efforts with sue
cess In Taste. Rey Juetus J Evans the
foundel of the III. i. A.. will be with us
to speak on the ways of God end the
call Of women.
All men and women who favor this
movement and this Convention send us
free will Offering and ali who want 70
be classed with the movement their
names viii be enrolled and recorniz ID
far aud near. Each delegate will notify
as OF Their coming at least ten days be-
lore the time, SO we can make room for
them to stop
Tell thenews and let us make double
quick time. To-day is the day Of sal
walton; tomorrow may be too late.
Oh, sisters, let as strike to- day TO NOR
row may be too late
Dress inwhite, sisters, If Won desire so.
and trim in red and blue cambria.
This is the uniform.
Respectfully, we are yours for the sue
cess OF the women of the Negro race.
bet the iiT news far and near.
Mamie Stevens, High Queen OF JUS
tice, No. i Carrie +. Brown, Queen of
Mercy, No. ?: Rachael Scott, Queen Of
Truth, No. 3; Gertrude Davis, Q1een Of
Wisdom, No 4; Mary Huntis, Queen of
Knowledge No. 8; Minnie Do~kins
Queen Of Love, No. 6; Stacy Roberts,
Queen of Honor, No. z.
Address al communications to Ger
trude Davis, No. 10. Thompson Street,
GreeDvilie, s. g.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15
The Arch Queen Of the Ii. I. A. Royal
F.& n. calls COiOred National
Female Christian Convention
To Convene at Greenyille,
= g..

The ladies forming the right Wing OF
the government of the IL, I A. System
of America, will hold their COlOred Ma
tiOn0l Female Convention at T.. @. Cow
er's Hall, at GreeDville, S. c., July the
/, ?, 3, 4 and >, 1898. All the cOlored
ladies OF America are hereby requested
to cell meetings on the 14th and DIST
of June. 1898, IN their respective ties
and towns, and select at least one or
two delegates from a city or town and
send them to meet this Convention.
Letthe ladies who want to be represent
ed work up free will off ring in money
and send with each delegate to be repre-
scented, as a donation TO the monument.
The chief object of this Convention is
to form a capital leadership OF ladies
for the race. to extract from the race
IA arch queens to form the head Of
capital body to be composed OF 146. 461
choice women OF the Negro race to be
formed in the IL. Il. A. System on the
American continent, whose business it
shall be (by the assistance of other
women) to form and gather a cost, cap
ital OF S37 900 600 (thirty-seven mil
lion dollars to be owned and controlled
by the e. Division OF the I'll. 4. A. SyH-
tenn. This fund is TO be formed by such
women Of the race as will take stock in
| the II. T. A. government force fund Of
the WOmen's department Cooled g. o.
at from one to seven dollars per share.
Three million or more women are ex
pected TO give money and take stock IN
| this movement.
We the undersigned, chief officers O.
the National Board of the Monument
earnestly insist that our ladies of the
race will spare no pains proposing dele
I gates to meet this Convention.
Sisters, we have been Chief in build
ing all the church edihces. let US be,chie
in rescuing TINS perishiDg race of ours
Let us rally, especially in this Southern
States, and IN the State OF South Caro-
lima. We do not expect those who ar
so far North and Wes6 to attend q,
freely IN person. but IN spirit. We d,
/ expect them and those who cannO
come who wanted to come will be re
ceived as members of the Convention
they will send their photograph with
free Will donations in money, and wei
recommended to the Convention the
each will be adopted as members of tn
! movement and confirmed in the CapitC
National body, and appointed to oflic,
r and empowered to a business for til
/ movement, this throws open a wild
gate sufficient for all ladies in all tn
T land to enter in at once.
3 Understand that q new Negro rae,
4 leadership is now being formed in
= scientific system called the H. TIA. Sy
q tenn OF America. composing three q
4 visions, called A. b. & G. Division
and the ladies of the Negro race fOrl
e all of G. Divisions called the right win
o. the System. The Importance of tn
: 4 nderts king is too extensive TO be pl
;. in public minds but il will be made pla
a at the Convention.
g We pray that all women of the ra
C will send ne greetings, and free viii @
+. ferinRs will show as q free spirit, by co
tributing to this Convention. This
Z. a non-sectarian affair. We are. actil
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15

The rostrum In iront aisles and vesti-
buies are handsomely carpetcd, band
some mats aud carpet stools for the
paipit, and beautiful clock. All the
work OF the Carpet Club, Mrs. n. r..
Moss, President We hope 70 see her
present with other members TO enjoy
some Of the fruits of their labor, but we
learn that a recent arrival I'm the fGmi-
~ prevented her. It's tine baby girl.
Both are doing welt
That splendid choir of the Moore St..
Baptist Church rendered music for the
$50 services. They are charming sing
ers. Mr. Samuel Turner, Organist.
These exercises will continue all
the mouth, chairman " H. Carter of
the educational Committee is working
hard to have all the services carried
out successfully. We understand a
special program will be arranged later
on. See the PLANET.
ARGUS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15
IN PRISON.

God pity the wretched prisoner.
Ia his lonely cell TO day.
Whatever the sin tina tripped him.
God pity him still / pray.
Only a glimpse of sunshine,
Through the walls of stone.
Only patch azure
To starve bis hopes upon.
Only surging memories
OF a past that is bet ter gone,
Onlv scOrn from woman,
q ly hate from men.
~ FeiaDEse-tO whisper
Ola life that might have been
. ,ly a hopel as future
For the distance yet unseen.
Once we we're little children,
And then our unstained iect
We're lei by a gentle mother.
Toward I ne golden street.
Therefore If in lice io-ss
We since have )st the wOy.
For the So ke of her who loved ne,
God pity US still pray.
O Mother. gone O heaven
With earnest prayer ask
That your eve may not look oarthwaril
Ga the failure Of your q 1
For even in those mansions.
MOuiU the CHOKING rear NOt ilrf,
Though tho iairest hand ia heaven
Should wipe them from your eyes
And you who judge IA harshly.-
Are you sure the stumbling stone.
That tripDed the feet of others.
Might not have bruised your own
Are you sure the sad faced angel
Who writes our errors down.
VIII ascribe TO you more honor.
Than him on whom you frown
il steadier purpose
Unto your life bs given,
"a stronger will to cor qner,
smoother path to heaven.
II when temptations meet ou.
You crush them with a smile,
4 IL you can chain pale passion.
I'D keen your lips from guile ~
Then bless the hand that crowned You
Remembering as on 90.
pIw0s not all your own endeavor
That shaped your nature so
And sneer not at the weakness
Which made a brother fell.
! For the hands that lifts the falien,
God loves the best Oi all.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15

FIRST BAPTIST CHUncu-Colle0e
CATH street. between Broad anc
darshail-Sunday-school, 0.3O a
M; 'preaching-summer months ex
cepted-l1:30 a. m, 800 and 8 %
m. Communion the second Sunday
In each month; business-meetfnos
first and third Monday nights IA
zach monSh; prayer meeting. every
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock:
choir practice every Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock. Christian Endeavor
meeting, Tuesday, at $50 d. m
and Wednesday at $50 D. N.
j. H. HOLMES, B.P. VANDrRvALI
PastOr: Clerk
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15
FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Closing Exercises OF Jtir.rsOn Graded
SchOOl-HOt Weather, etc.

The closing exercises of the Jefferson
Graded School was held at Mt. on
Church, Friday night, May 31st. The
church was packed 10 its uttermOst ca.
p0city. The following programme was
rendered by the graduating class
/ Select reading, Guard thine ac-
ton by Miss Jennie b. Wright.
2-DaclamatlOn, "lmpeachme Mt 0
Warren Hastings, by Richard Coles.
3-Essay, Build upon q Rock. /" by
Miss Emma NJ. TOnsler.
4-RecitafiOn, The Last Hymn" by
Miss Gertrude Harris.
Essay, "Pluck, by Miss BERTHE X.
Bracket
Differentiation of Diplomas by City
Superintendent of Schools, Mr.. r. A.
Massie, who complimented the Teachers
and pupils on their good work for The
year.
, Address to Graduating Class by
I the principal, B. +. TOnsler.. The exer
: eiscs we're exceedingly good. Many fell
sati5 aed over the good work. of thu
past session and the following should b
cOmplimented for their manner of deliy
/ cry Mr.. Richard Coles, the only yOunl
man graduate from the city schools
white or cOlOrod. Miss BrOckett'a ca
say "Pluck" YVES very find and full o
advice to Our young people, and if fol
/ lowed by them will be the means OF Gle
waiting and 6u lding them up.
The singing by the different classe
was very good, but that by tho 3r
Grammar Ci ees, under the direction
Mr. Robert keiser. biography in song
! caDtivated your correspondent and tn
very large az dience that was present
The weather for the last four or fly
days has been exceedingly not. On
Electric Car CO., worked half the nigh
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15
RAILROADS.
Southern Railway Company.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcrAPRrr n ISM


scHEDULE IN EFFEcrAPRrL p. 1885
LEAvEs RICHMOND.
l2.o5 A. A., SOUTHERN EXpRFSg. dat,v a.
Ausnta. AUGUSTA and points south Sloon
ers richmond 70 Danvilio ard t3reanef,nr,.
OBJ az $3.50 p M. Connects az Uapvilio
VITO h9 WASHINGTON AND SOrrrU
MeSt EhN NErIBULE LIMITED n, a.
carrying a. eofers TO Ashehulo rIof Sr,rf,o-e
i,iruinS ham, Memphis ew Orie,ra IN, (,
aeuipt' also, lrst class dav coaeh bof,,oen
ethinEton and JncxsOnville ~ ~
orleans and Memphis corne.fiFrs ~.
. m l ace .r gu points DO Texas and 3,alifornir
lido r. FAST NAIL. daily. Atlanta ane,,-
~ erg points South. Connects al ,los.ie,
N+n = = at keysvii o FOR Ciaris.
W e. oxford Henderson Durham and ~,
0reensboro for Durham. Haieirh ana tri,.
ston-Sa en-. Sleepers. Dauvil'e ID, !. florf,
".Ve =. ~ LOCAL dsily exccpt SUNDAY, -
amelia Courthouse and infarmediat-
M TRAINS ARRIVE AT HzcHM0ND.
an Fon Atlanta aad Augusta.
correcting closely with trains for wes,
$40 A. M..-Frf m Ameiie Cour houeo
LOCAL FREIGHT TkArNS
N1t- OF ana ~, between Nanchaeter and f.i,.,-
en-. va AMI Nos 50 and 81, bots een clo,,e- 49,.
Neapohs, VIII also carry psssenuers -e
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15

Monday In order TO complete the change
al their line from South TO Main Street
East now the line from the H. sat Main
ST. Station to the University OF Va
Rev. r B. III ardy, pastor 0i Mt. IOu,
preached by rtqpcat Sunday night from
l3fth chapter OF Exodus and the 2 "A
verse, And come up In the morning I'M
to Mount Sinai"
A tel gram was received SATURDAY. bv
the officers of Mentor Lodge. No, 1853
q. 4. %. OfO. T.. from R0undOut, n. y.
of the death OF T. n. Grand Henry
Thomas OF that lodge which Was quite a
shock 20 his family and many friends In
this city He left here May rs. 1895 TO
work In the brickyards on the Hudson
at that place. 9e was Christian gen
a man and q, aeon of Ebentzsr Baptist
Church of this place.
The Grand Musical Entertainment at
the Mt i on Church N )ndaY night w6s
quite a success. The performance of
Prof " II. Parago was very fine and
he should he encouraged nv our people.
He will give your children lessons on the
PIANO on reasonable terms.
Me- Horace Wilson departed this life,
Friday. Nav q. 1895. and was buried
from Mt. ZOn Church, sunday after
noon, Mr.. A. G. Mabrey. funeral direc
tor
Mr. Samuel Lewis departed this life,
Saturday Evening at Pan Tops and was
buried near Bovd's Tavern, NJ onday af.
ternOOn. Rev. r. r. Hardy preached he
funeral FROM r violations 18th chapter
aud 18th verse United Cabinet aud
Undertaking Co, furnishing the codin
Mr.. Perkins Ofticiated.
SrNN.yerDr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15
A Terrible Indictmcnt-An Act oil
Civilization
Iomaha. Neb. Progress ]

lOm0no, Neb- Progress.
Osall dastardly deeds ever heard or
read OF the worst was that Derpctrated
by white Virginian upon a cOlOred
woman and her unborn baba. The hOr-
rible details OF this affair were publish
ca In the Richmond PLANET. the fol
loving being brief part thereof
Witnesses testified as to the condition
Of he woman and the child, but this
had no Effect upon the jury. The fol-
lowing elbows how much they think OF
"A white man who murders an unborn
babe and terribly bruises up mother:
The jury that rendered this verdict
was composed of white men of high
standing m the ranks OF white society
This ie southern law for Negroes when
cOmbattiug q white man. A lynchipQ
a burning or n skinning alive would
have been the Negroes portion had the
case been reversed. We imagined il bad
enough for a Kentucky jury TO acquit a
white man for killing Negro who de-
Tended his own honor and manhood,
but for n helliOn TO murder an unborn
babe and get such a verdict is, in com
parisOu, IA nOontide to midnight: IL
caps the c'im7x in all criminal annals.
The murderOus iiend admitted to the
jury that he kicked this woman
This accursed scOundrel deserves to be
covered in a caldron OF grease and there
allowed To be brought before his Maker
from the Effects of q slow fire. We do
not believe in, nor advocate lyncbing.
bnt when "a brute is tried before a court.
pleads gull ~ TO such a heinous- onense
End is fined 50. be should be landed In
everlasting torment by the moet cruel
aad pain giving process known to hu-
man brutality. Let hell be his abiding
place and the eOOner he ia transported
fhnrn the hnifnr { N viii be Nir,rinin
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-15

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Lawrence, Kan.
Buck X R8yner
! must confess ! never tried any
preparation SO excellent for the hair
Ny hair was turning gray and was
rather deadly, but since l have been
using your OzOnized Ok Marrow my
hair has turned back 20 a youthful
color, glossy and beautiful and
brown, Ike II was when wac a girl
Ii Is a wonderful hair tonic.
MATTE G. MARTIN.