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Chronic Nasal Catarrh.

Mr.. Oscar Thomp-
son, Toronto, :. ID,
says: 81 was afflicted
forseveralyears with
that dreadful disease
known as chronic ca
tarrh of the head and
nose. After trying
various catarrh cures
without getting any
relief, l began 10 take
Pe-ru-na with imme-
diate good results.
| had vere
pains in the head and
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

Catarrh Is disease that may attack
any organ of the human body. Not only
Is there catarrh of the head, but catarrh
of the throat, catarrh of the lungs, ca
tarrh of the stomach, catarrh of the
liver, catarrh of the kidneys, catarrh of
the bowels; and a multitude OF women
are afflicted with catarrh of the pelvic
organs. Catarrh is a word which in
cludes a multitude of diseases. Nearly
one-half of the diseases to which the
human flesh is liable, are in reality
nothing more or less than catarrh in
some phase or location.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

Mrs'o.f Meh"rgue' tie the polypus had
disappeared, and three bottles cured the
catarrh and throat trouble. i have rec
commended the medicine to several
friends. AS a minister's wife / come in
contact with all classes of people, and
shall always speak good word for Pc
ru-na. l have given trial bottles To a
few friends. l wish You abundant sue
cess, So long as YOU merit il SO richly rs
YOU have heretofore,
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

The paydays OF the Anaconda Copper
Mining company COR the month OF De-
Cember are as follows:
saturday Dee l0-Eleciric depart
mCut.
Monday, Dec. 1s-Upper works. con-
verters. refinery. foundry. brickyard.
Tuesday, Dee lg-I.ower works.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

The of Ohio has produced number of men
The Hon A. W. Jones' Youngs'
at political of
stands
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11
Catarrh Twelve Years.

Mr.. +. j. Lowell,
Aurora, Ia, W rites:
al took your Peru
ma abouttwo months
according to direc-
tions, and can truly
say that / consider
myself cured of ca
tarrh of W lv g
years standing. l
only took two bot
ties. It is n wonder
full medicine for ca
tarrh. If L ever have
an- paArA trnnhl. d.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

with catarrh l will most assurcdly take
Pe-ru-na. Ii is the only medicine | ever
took that did me any good. Pe-ru-na
acted like magic in my case. i believe
IL Is the best medicine on earth for ca
tarrhv
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Catarrh of Throat.

Nj r $. q. +. Nc
Hargue, Bozeman,
Mont, says: "After
/ received your adj
vice i'm regard To the
supposed polypus,as
i then could not af-
ford to have il re-
moved, l began to
takePe-ru-na,think-
ing l might at least
get some temporary
relief. BY the time
/ had taken one bot
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

nose; could not be free of n constant
desire to clear the throat of mucus, and
my nose was entirely stopped up. was
After taking course of Pe-ru-na feel
better than l have for five years and
have no symptoms of my former trou-
bles remaining. i am quite able to dc
my usual work without fatigue. / have
every reason 10 believe that my excel
lent health at present is the direct result
of taking Pe-ru-na, without which 1
should have been dead by this time,
without doubt"
A FREE BOOK.
An instructively illustrated book on
chronic catarrh sent free by The Peru
ma Drug Manufacturing Company, Co
lumbus, Ohio
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11
A FREE BOOK,

Of some kind. and the sharpest little
teeth ever Cut can't find their way
through them
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11
Cemetery Lots.

Lots in odd Fellows cemetery al
Anaconda can De purchased at {. a.
Tuttle's. 2lO L. Park avenue.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

tarrh. L had bad cough and running
at the nose all the time. / was advised
to try Pe-ru-na and took four bottles.
am now well of the catarrh. believe
Pe-ru-na saved my life. The doctors and
all other medicines failed. can recom-
mend your Pe-ru-na to all my friends.
IL is the best medicine in the world.
please"
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11
Catarrhal Cough.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. King,
w at o o, y. C.,
states: Il was af-
flicted for twenty
years and did not
know what allied me.
My hus band en-
ployed tn rec doc
tors, but they did me
no good. | took diff
ferent kinds of med
icines, all to no eff
feet. In 1895 n friend
told me | had ca
The Anaconda standard., 1898-12-11

Books aad stationery at L. A. Kings.
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D0wNIN FULTON.
Entertainments Church Notes

The Vineyard Club, No. /, of Henri
co County passed through Fulton last
Monday enroute to Seven Pines, where
they had q grand entertainment. An
thony Tay lor was Captain, Jas. T. Nell
son, Lieutenant.
The River View Club, No. 1, of the
city passed through Fulton Monday en-.
route to Varina District. Henrico Co
where they gave an entertainment
which was heartily enjoyed by all.
The Mt. Cavalry Baptist S. 8. was
good. Rev. A. Ferguson was at his
post of duty and preached the word OF
God very explicitly. Rev. E. Tart was
present md addressed the Rising Mt
Zion Baptist s. s.
A few striking words of encourage.
ment were given by Miss Rebecca X
Sewel, who is here from Philadelphia
visiting friends and relatives, but who
is tc leave Us only too soon.
Mr.. Henry Williams, who was aboard
the Maine at the time of its disaster
was present. Mr.. Williams was also
in the battle of MORO Castle.
At IL AS Rev. Tart assembled the
pulpit and took as the subject of his
discourse, 1.-The Holy Ghost.'' The
Elder was sublime. At4p. m. Rev
William Barham of Washir gton. D. @.
hlled the pulpit, and we'll did he ex-
pound the word of Christ. His text
was Tim. 4 IS. For we preach not our
selves -" At p. m. Rev. L. H. Diek
erson, pastor of St.. james Baptist
Church, Henrico Co., preached an up
to date sermon.
Next Sunday is the regular rally day.
All money raised will be for the build
ing. Special sermons will be preached
by the following divines: AtIl:45 a.
m, Rev. Fred. Williams; $3.50 D. m,
Rev. w. s. Weatherby, subject, 1.-THE
Divine Promise" 8 D. m, Rev. Tartt,
subject, How Your Name is Written
In Heaven" Come come dear friends
and bring something for the cause OF
Christ.
Rev. and Mrs. q. D. Lewis visited
Mrs. Bette cambridge this week.
Mre. A. Ferguson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnson and Mr. Earnest Reid are still
confined to their rooms.
Bro. r. Beecher Taylor visited Mt
Erin Lodge on Tuesday evening and
delivered a fine addressed to the said
lodge, which was enjoyed by the Odd
Fellows of Fulton. Afterwards a Ia
bic was set.
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Manchester Union Band chimed in
with National airs. suitable TO the oc-
casion. A set OF resolutions was read
by Lawyer John Clinton. Jr., endors-
ing the nomination OF Mr.. Russell and
pled9ing him the support OF the Re-
publican voters. On motion they were
received without dissenting voice.
lie was the largest Republican rally
held for some time. Col. Otis II. Rus
sell is the voters choice.
Mr.. BROWN ROBBED.
A burglar entered the home OF Mr..
Mason Brown, the blind farmer. who
lives about 3lk miles down the turn
pike on Friday, the 18th, and carried
on two suits of clothes, hats, vaiise
and purse. When = man robs the
bind it is like stealing from the grave.
Mr.. Brown is totally blind and has
been for long number Of years He
makes his living on his own farm and
works and superintends it himself.
But something very wonderful is that
he is q coon aud fox hunter and keeps
| q pack Of hounds for the chase OF these
animals. Whenever he wants to come
to town he either saddles his horse and
rides or takes the Petersburg turnpike
and walks. He goes any where be
wishes to go.
The marriage OF Miss Charlotte E.
Deane to Mr. James W. Turner took
place last Wednesday night at the res
idence OF the bride, DR.. A. Binga, Jr.,
officiating. Messrs. J. Walter HRrris
and w. L. DeaDe were ushers.
We learn that the marriage OF Miss
Dealia A. Graham to Mr.. David Wiley
will take place Wednesday night, the
18th inst.
Mre. Carrie BraDsom (nee Hopson)
OF Philadelphia is visiting her parents
in Newtown.
Mr.. S. W. Johnson and Mr.. Henry
Jones are improving.
Monday night. Thursday and Fridey
the Bazaar Of Bethrar Lodge will be
opened to further the arrangements of
the committee who has charge of the
voting contest.
BIG TWO.
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OUR FLAG IN HAVANA.
Old Glory HOisted on the Flagstaff
s.a- of the Trocha Hotel.
CARING FOR REcoNcENrRADos.

Marquis Cervera, Military Governor
fer TO Their Deserted Homes OF the
Victims OF weyler's Brutal Order.
Havana, Sept. 21.-At 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning the first American flag
in Havana was hoisted on the flagstaff
of the Trocha hotel. the headquarters
of the American evacuation commits
sion A guard of marines was posted
at the entrance to the grounds. Col
onel Clous and Captain Payne stood
on the roof of the hotel on either side
of the Flagstaff. At 10 o'clock sharp a
Quartermaster of the steamer Resolute
hoisted her flag, which unfurIed and
fiuttered proudly in the breeze. All
the members of the commission raised
their hats and cheered the Stars and
Stripes. The approaches to the
grounds at either end of the street
were patroled by squads of the Guardia
Civile in order that the commissioners
might not be molested
A widow and two children. evidently
persons OF refinement. but I'm abject
want. approached General Wade. the
president of the commission, and plead
ed for relief. The widow and children
We're seated in the dining room of the
hotel and given a hearty meal. Others
In need were equally well treated, all
who applied receiving relief of some
sort.
Marquis Cervera. military governor
OF Marianao has issued an order pro-
viding for the return of the refugees
from the country-reconcentra
their farms and fields, Offering absolute
protection TO all those going back to
their homes and lands. To this end he
has arranged for three omnibuses to
run twice a week from Marianao to
different interior points in the vicin-
ity. taking, free of cost. the families
and baggage of those who wish to re-
turn to their homes. The civil gov
ernor, beside issuing orders to the
mayors of Cano and Bauta to CO.
operate with the mayor of Marianao.
has TO the same end set aside the sum
OF $500 to be distributed among those
families who return 10 labor on the
farms.
Bishop Santander. of this diocese.
yesterday had a long interview with
Captain General Blanco. supposedly for
the purpose Of considering the position
of the clergy after the evacuation of
the island.
Advices from Matanzas continue TO
report great distress and spread Of
sickness, to remedy which, Il is as
serted. the city officials do absolutely
nothing.
DR.. Jose Congosto. secretary general
OF Cuba, who is accredited TO the Span
ish commission at Paris, will sail on
Saturday via New York.
The Spanish mail steamer Alfonso
XIII sailed for Spain yesterday. car
rying, beside the 1900 passengers,
mostly women and children. 1000 sick
soldiers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
THE WORK OF STRANGERS.
Andrew Cassague Killed, His Wife At
tackled and Their Home Robbed.

Andrew Cassague Killed. His Wife At
tackled and Their Home Robbed.
New York, Sept. 21.-Andrew Cas-
sague was strangled to death by three
men Monday night in the tenement
in Williamsburg. which he occupied
with his wife According to the story
told TO the police by Mrs. Cassague
she had left the room for a few minutes
in which she and her husband slept.
Returning she found her husband dead
on the floor beside the bed, while three
men stood over him. She ran to her
husbands side. but was grasped by
two OF the men, who choked her nearly
10 insensibility, while the third man
searched the room. finding $500 under
the mattress OF the bed. Meanwhile.
Mrs. Cassague had contrived to reach
the door opening into the hall and
kicked upon il to call help. Her assaiI-
ants relaxed their grasp upon her
throat and she was then able TO scream.
which she did just as the three men
fed from the tenement with the money.
The police have arrested two men on
suspicion They are Michael Nigel and
John Thomas.
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FROM HACKBNSACK.
Rev. Marbles Return-Personal Men
tions.
HAcKENsAcK. n. J. Sept. 20. '9s.

HAcKENsAcK, n. J. Sept. 20. '9S.
Last Sunday the churches were well
attended.
Rev. J. L. Marble has returned af-
ter spending month vacation. He
reports having had q pleasant time.
with the exception that he found his
mother quite sick, and he does not ex-
pect her TO recover. We hope she will
recover.
Mr.. ID. ii. Hassell returned last week
from Richmond. Va. He reports hav-
ing had coed time. and is pleased to
say that he brought the news to his
Fountain, No. S24, that they desired to
near. that is. Rev. w. L. Taylor is elect
ed as G. w. NJ. His Fountain rejoiced
to hear that. He did as my Fountain
sent me to do, and he must have done
right.
Miss Maria Banks of Richmond, Va,
is the guest of her brother, Charles
Banks.
Mrs. Alice Freeman gave a social
party on the 18th inst. The girls say
they had q grand time.
Rev. 6. Holland is on the sick list.
Mrs. Izetta Calue is quite sick at her
home. No. % Clay st.
Mr.. Jas. Dangerfield is making prep
erations to spend the winter in the
south. His wife is gone and he will
60 soon.
Mr.. Lewis Gstewood has reported
that he will return to Hsckensack this
fall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
MANCHESTER LETTER.
Big Political Meeting-Ocl. Russell En-
6arsed-The Machine ExUosed-Mr.
Brown RobDed-Other Notes Of
Interest.

An enthusiastic Mass meeting was
held at Cunningham b all en- Friday
night. Sent. 18th. under the auspices
of the Central League Republican Or.
ganizatlon, of Richmond, and it was
also characterized as the opening up
of Col. Otis II. Russell's campaign for
Congress. Long before the appointed
hour arrived the citizens were seen
gathering in front of the hall, discuss
ing the issues here and there, eagerly
waiting for the arrival of the speakers
1t was about nine O'Clock when they
all arrived. Col. Russell, who arrived
FIRST, was soon approached by some OF
our leaders. who talked freely of the
methods of the machine and condemn
ing the Federal office holders at every
breath.
DIR. r. z. Jones, president of the
League, soon made his appearance on
the balcony of the hall and called the
meeting to order, told it's aim and its
object, and in a neat speech introduce
ed Col. Otis H. RUSSELL. our nominee
for Congress. Col. Russell addressed
the people in a pleasing manner. He
argued at length upon the issues of the
campaign and opened the eyes of all
who heard him.
Rev. NJ. B. Hucles next spoke. He
poured nOJ-SnOb INTO the camp OF the
Agnew-Brady-W addill- Allan-W eisiger
combine and routed the machine fac
-tion from stem to stern. His appeal
90 the voters for the support of Mr..
Russell was as effective as it was earn.
: est. Following him was Lawyer Jas
IA. Hayes. He told the tricks OF the
sricksters, how they nominated Post
master Weisiger against Mr.. Russell
and how they were trying to deceive
the people for the purpose of electinp
the democratic nominee. John Lamb
Mr.. Hayes was caustic in his criticism
OF the machine faction, which did not
recognized the colored brother. Hil
exposition OF the Agnew combine had
ats telling and lasting effect upon the
Republican voters of the city Of Man.
ehester.
ALI OF the speeches were punctuated
with outbursts Of applause, while the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
The Comal,s Caruo

Washington. Sept. 21.-Acting Sec
rotary Meiklejohn Is making renewed
efforts to secure the entrance of the
steamer Comal with the million rations
on board into some Cuban port. The
Comal is now at Key West, where she
was ordered when the Spanish authori-
ties refused to allow her to land her
cargo without the payment by the
United States OF duty to the amount of
$4,000 in gold. Unofficial advices hav-
ing been received that the port of Ba-
hia Honda is opened for relief without
the payment of duty. Secretary Meik-
lejohn is now making an inquiry as to
whether the Comal relief supplies can
be landed. Senior Quesada, of the Gu
ban junta, represents the Cubans as be-
ing in a sad plight.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
Spain Has No Right to protest,

Washington, Sept. 21.-Some ques-
ton has arisen as to the right of the
United States to send troops to Manila
under the terms of the protocol and the
armistice which followed. Upon this
matter being brought to the attention
of the officials of the war department
1t was stated that Under the protocol
Manila city, harbor and bay were plac-
ed under control of the United States.
and that we have the same right to
reinforce Manila that we have 10 send
troops to any other army post. Spain
it was said. would have no right to pro-
test
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
TEE GRAND RALLY.

The grand rally OF the Trinity A. ".
b Church takes place on n ext SUNDAY
hsv. DR.. A. l.. Gaines will preach for
Us, and his choir will furnish music
The members and mauy friends are in
yittd to be present. There will be
preaching all day. The trustees and
members anticipate raising $500.
any information as to the where
spouts OF my sister, Rachel Dodge.
who together with myself. was owned
by DR.. Baxter and lived in Princess
Anne Co, would be gratefully accent.
ed by Emma Williams.
On the night of the goth there Was q
Love-feast at Trinity Church which
was well attended.
The Belt Line Of the n & W. R.R.
is almost completed. When such s.
accom- plished Portsmouth asd Bsrklev
Will be connected by means of a mag
niticent iron bridge.
On M lnday there was quite an ex-
cltement over the womz an who droppsd
qeao somewhere in vicinity of 10Th St.
trouble.
MIR William Fitz, one of the bus;nass
young men of this town, has orened q n
oyster saloon on Liberty Street. near
9Th. As he is one of our rising vouno
men. we should do ali in our power To
aid him on to success. There is also
boot black parlor in one Of his apart
ments where you can have your shoes
cleaned so that they re feet q shadow.
Rev. y. Price, Of Campostella. is
doing well In his line of groceries and
coniectionaries. He asks the patron
age OF his many friends and nei9hbors
MesSrs- wilson and COoper. of Soutb
Norloik, are carrying on quite an ex.
They ask the patronage of the nubi;c
as they furnish articles in their line at
almost wholesale prices.
we learn that there will be a bsp-
tism from Church Street Ranrist
Church at the CamposselIa at one
o'clock next Sunday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
SATURDAY. SEPT. "a. 1898
NIGHT.

Forth from his couch of blacklist pal
he comes,
And for mantle, round his shoulders
wrapped,
II darkness which no mortal eye can
pierce
To see what deft, intricate movement
he
Doth execute to bring about his reign
But this same pail which shrouds thC
eRrth's fair face,
CELEBRATES, as 'twere, the world below
Reveals to US, the countless distant
ones,
That man may see the greatness of hi
Now, sally forth. while all the earth
is still.
And raise thine eyes toward the starry
vault,
And thou shalt see what all might well
The plastic hand OF thy Creator-God
A sight to fill the soul with wholesome
awe,
To humble prating, self-asserting
pride,
Yet strengthen gentle hope within the
Bid us aspire beyond this life to live.
The heavens alone, SO far from human
reach,
Bedecked with stars which throw eter-
nal light
Upon the various worlds which, in
their turn,
Give CT some rays to light some lesser
IT seems would teach man of his fee
bleness
And bid him seek sufficient strength in
God.
No vulgar sound nor rude career dis
turbs,
So, let us muse, that we may learn and
live.
There. in the north, star is fixed
and it
Hath there remained since God made
man on earth,
A guide to those who sail upon the
seas
As well as those benighted on the land.
Around that star a constellation moves,
Formed like dipper and in number
The seven pointers, it is elsewise call.
ed;
Seven crown of gold would not more
brightly shine,
Did they reflect the rays of many suns.
This constellation st some seasons,
thou
May find extended far toward the west,
AT other times below the horizon;
Then in the zenith, high, toward the
dome,
And then again toward the orient.
This miracle, which nightly one mly
see
Performed IN open view of all man
kind,
Might we'll sppall If it did not inspire
The soul to see the power. of its great
Godl
Again, cast up thine eyes to that
grand arch
Which spsrkles as with gold aud dia-
rnond dust,
And there behold, as moving in their
course,
All marshaled by royal hand divine,
Myriads of stars, which pass from cast
&c west,
Which never cease to move and cannot
numbered be-
Planets. whose time and orbit men can
tell,
And unknown stars so distant from
their view.
That none can tell what might their
nature be-
In their seasons, comets with blazing
trains.
Nay too. be seen to travel in their
course
Which might be ikened to smooth
black sea
Whereon there sailed black ships with
fiery gearl
D. NJ. STEWARD.
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Diplomats sympathize with y,

Pekin, Sept. 21.-The diplomatic rep
resentatives of Russia, France, Bel
GUM, Spain and Holland have called
upon Ii Hung Chang to condole with
him upon his dismissal from the Chi
nese foreign office. Much comment has
been excited by the action OF these
ministers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

Young, 'colored (not dark business
man, southern by birth, exemplary
habits, desires to correspond with q
(mulatto) lady age 1924, with regular
features, one in POOR circumstances
cultured, of unselfish, loving DISPOSE.
tons, must send photograph with full
particulars, which will be returned,
References asked and given. Strictly
confidential. Address,
ROLAND.
Box II, 1859 Broadway, N. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
PROF. WASHINGTON
ADVISES THEM.
NEEDS OF THE SOUTH.
A Sensible Dissertation.
What to Study--The Choice
of a Professor
HOW OUR EDUCATED YOUNG MEN
AND WOMEN OAN FIND
EMPLOYMENT.

During the past year the large num-
Der OF colored men and women. especi-
ally in the Northern and Western
states, who SIRE seeking positions. has
led me to look somewhat into their
condition. In the first place, the num-
Der OF bright and promising young Ne
gro men and women graduating from
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

All members of the Pythians and the
public are invited to attend the Grand
FestivaEgiven at Johnson's Hall, Mon
day night, September 2oth, lasting five
nights. Good music and refreshments
10 abundance. Given by members Of
Pure Gold Court. No. SO.
JULIA EDMUNDs. Chairman
A. r. HEwIN, Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

Paris, Sept. 21.-Ferdinand w. Peck.
the United States commissioner to the
Paris exposition Of 1900, and his stair
today visited the tomb of Lafayette as
token of respect. Mr.. Peck is not
receiving any encouragement in his
efforts to secure increased space at the
exposition for American exhibits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
BERKELEY LETTER.

BERKELEY. Va, Sept. 20, 1898.
Last Sunday was Quarterly Meeting
Day at the Trinity A. n. E. Church,
and consequently, we had the Presid-
ing Elder With us all day. He preach
ed two excellent sermons, morning
and night.
On account of the protracted meet.
ing which closed on last Friday night
after holding two weeks, the Quarter
~ Conference was deferred until Mon
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

day night, Sept l9th.
The 81. James A. NJ. Z. and St Psul's
Baptist Churches have opened their
doors for the protracted { ffors this
week
There was en- exhibition OF the Magic
lsnterl et 9th Street Baptist Church
on Monday night Among the scenes
witnessed was an exhibition OF the
principal battles Of the Spanish Amer
lean War.