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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
At GAY BEL-AIR.
The Social Pleasures at Their Height
at This Resort.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch)

(Correspondence Of the. Dispatch)
HOTEL. BEL AIR, NEWCASTLE, VA,
| September 1.-The summer wanes, but
tho gayeties and pleasures Of Bel Air
seem ever on the increase. This week
/ ono entertainment has crowded on the
heels OF another ill the time has seem
/ cd all too shor. and the hours fy by on
golden wings The weather In these eN-
quieits mountains has been delightfully."-
cool and invlgorating
Monday night Mr. Marshall Dey, OF
I Norfolk gave a delightful hay-ride. cha
peroned by Mrs Spicer and Mrs. Dayen-
port The merry party filed two wagons.
They drove 10 Ripley and danced until
the wee sma' hours, coming back by
moonlight Tuesday night the ladies Of
Bel Air gave q progressive euchre party.
which was very enjoyable. The first
prize. a very handsome cherub pin, was
worn by Miss Lottie Lambert. The gen
tlemans prize. q beautiful pearl stick
pin was won by Mr. Junius Gregory.
Wednesday night, after the dance. the
Thirteen Club gave one Of Their mys-
terious "fzz" parties, and delightful re-
freshments and a flow Of wit and humor
were enjoyed; but no ono knows who was
this club being TO keep the name ~ the
person giving the entertainment o pro-
found secret Thursday night the walt
ers gave a cake-walk In the ballroom.
which was much enjoyed by the guests,
The cake and other prizes were present
ed 20 tho successful contestants by Hon.
TaZeWell Ellett and Mr.. Hill Montague in
speeches replete with wit and humor
Friday night n bal-poudre took place.
powdered hair making all the girls so
lovely that one could but wish that tho
fashions Of our -grandmothers could
be revived Saturday night a delightful
German was given, led by Mr.. Junius
Gregory. 4 very enjoyable bowling party
was given Miss LOttie Lambert and her
friends by Or. Caldwell. Mrs. q. Graham
Lambert gave fruit party on the lawn.
which was so delightful that Il will not
soon be forgotten by those present 4
tally-ho party was given Thursday by
Mr. Lambert. Friday Miss Thomas OF
Smithheld gave a progressive euchre
party. with delightful refreshments az
forwards.
Mrs Lambert, one OF the most genial
and hospftabls OF the guests, gaye-a very
handsome card party Friday night. Re
freshments were ordered from Lynch
burg Two or three afternoon parties
have been given by Misses Green, Foster.
Boylzin, and Crouch
Miss Fannie Crouch and the Misses
Beers left Thursday, much 10 the regret
Of the discons0late SWANS left behind.
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Kaufman & Co.,
Fourth and Broad.

unusual beauty and interest. Soon the
general. extended view IS lost, and the
way goes up a gorge that narrows and
grows wider and wider as the falls are
approached The path leads by murmur-
ing waters. over and between bouldors
covered with lichens, MOSES, and vines;
over and under giant trunks Of trees
that have lain there, nobody knows how
long; one verdant growth dotted with
fringe-every shade Of green, purple, and
brown To the botanisi every step and
turn reveals a new delight, down in these
depths where the sun pentrates only fit
fully here and there in golden spots.
At last, after resorting TO all f0urs. the
falls. in all its delicate beauty, stands
revealed almost suddenly and uneXpect-
edly.
Rarely in the evening does the really
good music furnished by several stringed
instruments fail to draw us 10 the ball
ROOM and somewhere on the programme
IS sure to come the Virginia reel or square
dance in which young and old join
with the abandonment Of unfeigned
pleasure and delight.
The following have arrived I'm the last
few days: =. T.. Greenwood Richmond
Va: Judge William l. Clopton and wife,
Manchester, Va; Miss Pattie Potts. Mrs.
J.. J. Walthall. Richmond, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. s. W. Goodwin, Roanoke, Va;
Mrs. William King and mr.. William
King, Lynchburg, Va; Mr. Frank y.
Thomas, Roanoke, Va; Mrs II. Z. Gra-
ham. Helena. Ark; Nh Charles L.
Holland. Danvire Va; Messrs. =. NJ.
Tutwier, Herbert Tutwiler, W. NJ. Dren-
men. birmingham, Ala; Mr.. y. L. Hough-
ton. New York; Rev. J. G. Shackel-
ford. Houston, Va; Mr.. r. NJ. Kent
Roanoke, Va, and Mrs. NJ. T. Lang
horne Richmond, Va.
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THE MONTGOMERY WHITE.
a Pleasant Host and an Agreeable
Company.

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, VA, August Sl.-(Special.)-
The old Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. the scene Of so many past gave
ties. promises 10 be equally productive
Of future pleasures under the able man
agement of Mr.. w. S. Ayers, formerly
Of the Exchange and Ballard, Of Rich
moud, Va.
The Southland IS well represented here.
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida. Alabama, Mississippi.
Louisiana. Texas, and Ohio have sent
their sons and daughters. This resor,
has had an exceptionally large crowd
this season. and the personnel has been
most attractive.
For pleasantness and an ability 10 make
his guests feel at home BIr. Ayers's
equal cannot DO found He has been as
sisted by Mr. Mitchell the proprietor.
whose genial smile of welcome always
makes the visitors feel as if they had at
last reached a haven OF rest.
on Tuesday night a pantomime enter
tainment was given under the direction
by all the guests.
Last Wednesday night n delightful ger
man was given 1t was most gracefully
led by NIr. j. II. Martin. OF Memphis,
Tenn. The couples dancing were as fol-
lows: Mr.. Martin with Miss Lea, Mr..
Davis with Miss Ives Mr.. Coomes with
Mrs. Edwards. Mr.. G.. ID. Walters with
Miss India Gardner, Mr.. Williams with
Miss Trice. Mr.. Freeman with Miss Har-
rison. Mr. Pierson with Mrs. Pierson,
Mr.. J. X. Montague with Miss Carper,
Mr.. Miller with Mss Childress. Mr. Phle-
gar with Miss Douglass. Mr.. Il. NJ. Mon
tague with Miss Berkley, Mr. II. Walters
with Miss Farley, Mr.. Tibbs with Miss
Parker, Stays were Messrs. Childress,
jenkins, and Stone.
Among the Richmond people here are
Colonel John w. Gordon and family Mr..
u. C. Wherry, Jr., and Mr.. /. j. Waller
stein.
Parties are every day visiting Mountain
Lake. the yellow and Allegheny Springs.
and Biacksburg, where they do not fail
20 inspect the Virginia Polytechnic fnsti-
tute. All say It is worth the drive over
six miles OF rough country road 10 see
this institution.
on Thursday night another pantomime
entertainment Will be- given, and no doubt
will be as much appreciated as the one
on Tuesday.
Although the weather Is cool at present.
the MANAGER expects the season 20 hold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

Dr. IT. IT, Jones, whose home rs az Doe
Hill The place Of next meeting is CTa1-
bottom, the date 10 De fixed by the ENoCu.
tive Committee at some future time
Tho long drought, from which our
county has suffered great loss, is az
parently broken, frequent showers having
visited various sections during the pas.
week The long, dry hot season VA.
followed by severe electrical storms.
Mr. Joseph T. Gibson had three head o.
cattle killed by lightning on DiXons Hi,
eight miles south OF town, where they
were bens grazed.
MR. BRADSHAW'S FARM SOLD.
The valuable grazing farm of AR James
j.. Bradshaw, which was sold by Com
missioners Jones, stephenson. and SIC
Clntic on court-dQy, was purchased ly
Mr.. III. II. Terry. OF Jacksou's River, for
$3.50 This farm lies on what IS known
as the Dry branch, and ls ia nne
grazing section. There were bidders irOt8
three counties.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hull who has been spend
ing u few weeks with her parents tr
here, lett Friday for home. near Euroa..
Kan. She was accompanied as far aa
WayncsborJ by her mother Mrs. James
Trimble. and Mrs. %. b.. sulcnbergcr.
The machinery OF the Monterey MiA!rs
Company is now belus placed by 4lr j.
c. CONGO, "a foreman sent out by thc CONF
pany from whom the outfit was pur-
chased. He expects t0 gee lhe mill la
operation By September 10Th.
Mr.. James o. Hiner and squire JOhn
J.. Williams have just returned froa
a jaunt through The counties or POca-
houtas and Randolph, ~. va. They re-
port great activity along the line of o..
new railroad and among the lumDerli.
and camps on the two pr0nss OF Green
brier river.
Messrs. w. A. Slayen ana Isaac Ba..
sard, two young men of town, VIII leave
next week FOR Marlinton. W. Va, 90 ol-
gage In the picture business.
Dr. o. j. Campbell and wife arc ys.-
ing relatives and friends I'm Iocliou.ta
county.
Rev Robert *. hewitt who .s in chars
OF q circuit near Romuey, ". Va. 'a
now with his parents here. resting ul I.
short time.
Mr. Robert Gillctt. whose home
hitherto been On Bath county has mo,
70 Monterey. and expects 90 make t1.
his future home.
Mrs. j. r. Srrickler. accompanied d.
her daughter. Miss Nellie, and son-in-i
Dir. j. b. Droy. an OF EllcnoorO., w. Nt.
are visiting ln Highland
Mr. q. Wilson and wife. OK Monterey
are spending Il foruishl at Polar SPRING,
for the benefit OF the formers health.
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HAS BOUGHT THE ALLEGHANY.
Mr.. Frazier and Others to Run Ii 4"
Connection With Springs.

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Au-
gust 3l.-(speclaL)-The Alseghany Hotel
AZ Goshen. Va, has been recently bought
by James A. Frazier, OF Rockbrldge Alum
Strings. representing a company. He pro
poses in. the future 10 run that MOTEL III
conjunction with the springs.
visitors at either place VIII nave al
privileges In common. and by announcer
season there viii be golf links lot INC
benefit of both places, and the ralirod"
fare between the two places VIII De III
most as cheap as street-car rare
The company undertaking the new en-
ternrlse Is 10 be called the Allegheny Ho-
tel Company, and MIR. W. q. 9cCormick,
of Price. Mccormick & CO.. New YORK. IL
to be It's president. Mr.. Frazier. as stated
above. is the leading spirit in the new en-
terprise. and Mr.. Wood Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, is Interested
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SHOT AZ BERNARD.
The. United states District Attorney
Assaulted By ID. =. sheDpnrd

CREENNILLE. y. o.. September D.
(special)-United states District Auor-
ney G. a. Bernard. OF the Eastern Nola
Carolina District. has been Dob Groeuyil.
che past two days. This evening he WAS
az the depot expecting 10 tnke che
o'clock train FOR kinston. Alr ~. -.
sheppard was also al the depot and soe
ing Bernard Remarked You scoln-
drel: you ruined my home" qt the same
Instant Drawing a. pistol and firing 90
Bernard.
The BAH missed Bernard and Doe f1n
into the waiting-rsom at the depot, clos
ine the door aner him, While sheppard
WAS trying 20 gev In ot the door i'er-
nard jumped ont Of the window, goa in
a buggy. and drove rapidly down town
and swore out peece warrant against
Sheppard
The matter Is beins much discussed ~
citizens on the street to-nishL
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HIGHLAND COUNTY NEWS.
Sunday school Convention - Ma
chiuery for Monterey Milling 60.

MONTERREY, VA, septembcr 2.-cspe-
cial) Tho fourth annual session OF the
Highland sunday-school convention was
held AT Doe Hll, this county on We'd
nesday and Thursday An the schools
i'm the county were represented By n fun
quota OF delegates. and the session was
one OF the most interesting and profitable
yet held. much credit for which Is due
the earnest president Of the association.
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Az O9c take your pick fro
~ COC' $3.50, and $3.50 lin
Varied and Beautiful
Silk Waists.

our collection of Fine silk-Walsts en-
braces all tho new and novel Silk-Waist
beauty-made according to the ideas OF
the great fashion moulders Of Europe.
Tomorrow We offer several new i4oas in
Black Taneta silk Waists that eclipse in
beauty anything we have ever shown for
the money.
Special tomorrow, Black Taffcta SILK
Waists. new autumn styles. in corded bias
effects. with new sleeves and ca OK
nounce cuffs, S. value, Monday.
SIX Maists from SI2 10 SHOJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

George BEN. Johnston, Of Richmond, nus
recovered sufficiently 10 be able 10 pe oA1
on the streets again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

up for quite awhile. There are ~"
even AT this late date In the season. a"'"'
rs YiEitors az this resOrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
The New Chic Gray
Felt Walking Hats.

THE VERY IDEAL Of the approved
fan fashion-Hats that contribute to that
desirable chic style-touch all good dress
ers admire. Hats embodying excellence,
elegance, and economy.
Special New Fall Walking Hats. in those
handsome new Grays Tans. ana Black,
trimmed with White silk and eagle quilts
a taunty. striking serviceable ZSC
creation. faultless IN style. att. s~'
Those extremely stylish. clever, chic
creations, the New-Shaped Felt walking
Hats. in all the new Grays, Tans, Navy,
and Black. an endless pr0fusion Of the
real late effects. at SOS, $225, 81 10
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Trimmed Hats.

$3.50 and SI.9S Trim zEo
med Hats Monday for. s OC'
81 and SO Trimmed 60 IN
Hats Monday for. P%'OV
SIS, Si2, and SIS Trim Cd OQ
med Hats Monday for PS'OC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

The citizens OF Pulaski city VIII soon
vote on the proposition OF issuing $1,000
I'm bonds to pay for the water system OF
that town now owned by private parties'
and the establishment or a complete
electric-llght system for the town.
Miss Rosa. daughter Of Judge samuei
w. Williams. has gone on a WISH 70
friends in Giles county.
Miss Meta Glass. OF Lynchburg, has
been elected 10 and has accepted the po-
sitlon OF head teacher IN Mrs. Den's
School for Young Ladies. on Church
street
Mr.. Robert Neighbors. who was recent
" operated on for appendicitis by Dr..
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WYTHEVILLE. VA, September l.
Special This has been another gay and
OF # was the german given at Sections
Hall by the young ladies in return foT
the many courtesles shown them by the
young men. 1t was by far the largcs'
dance Of the season. The music was fur
nished by an Italian orchestra from Phil
adelphia. The costumes OF the ladies
were beautiful. and the dance. as whole
was a great success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

OF scents l believe IL true that no other
pretty feminine article more augments a
womans witchcry over man. This subtle,
faint fragrance which she contrives 10
impart 20 the huttering folds Of her
gowns and her belongings intOxcates him
with the memory OF her presence. This
IS not produced by emDty.ng a pint Of
triple extract on handkerchief, after
the manner Of men, but Of sundry dainty
devices Of odOrs which each woman In
vents for herself, and which make posi-
Bile certain individuality in perfume so
marked that an observing lover Is aware
OF his lady's presence BY the atmosphere,
though she is not visible.
very pretty fancy with country girls
~ 10 Tie up sweet grasses. clover. and
rose leaves IN littls silken bags and place
them about thor wearing apparel. S9rigs
OF layender-wtich Is an old-fashioned
scent lately ~ rivQd--,ane sweet verbena
are folded In their lingerie after the fash
Ion OF Their srandmothors. An old re-
cipe tor lavender BAGS. handed down from
some Gear. dead. dainty belle. is regain
Ing popular favor. and any country girl
or el'y visitor 20 the country may make
'heHA The ingredients are. one-haif
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An Excellent Combination.

Z The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
SYRUI or FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Flo SYBUP Co., illustrate
/ the value OF obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known 70 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable 70 the system. II
Is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
20 overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub.
stance. and It's acting ON the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant 10 the
taste. but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by method
known 70 the CALIFORNIA Ffe SYRUP
Co. only. In order 10 get its beneficial
effects and To avoid limitations, please
remember the full name OF the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN YRAEcIsco. CAL
LOUISVILLE. KY. HEw YORK. ~ =.
For sale BY all Druggists Price soe. per bottle
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IS IT RIGHT
For an Editor to Recommend PatenI
Medicines?

From Sylvan Valley News, Brevrad, NC.
1t may be a question whether the editor
Of newspaper has the right to publicly
recommend any OF the various proprlety
medicines which food the market. yet as
a preventative OF suffering we feel 1t a
duty to say n good word for Chamber
laln's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rem.
edy. We have known and used this medi'
cine In our family for 30 years and have
always found II reliable. In many cases
dose OF this remedy would save hours
OF suffering while a physician is awaited.
We do not believe In depending implicitly
on any medicine for cure, but we do
believe that II bottle OF chamberlaIn's
Dlarrhoea Remedy were kept on hand
and administered at the inception of an
attack much suffering might be avoided
and in very many cases the presence Of
physician would not be required. At
least this has been our experience during
the past 20 years. For sale by Charles
Rogers.
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"a s.atss biological survey said'
"Tbe principal result q the voyage Q
to Hartman party 70 the north was Il
tbg Collection of such valuable data &C.
gArding dis distribution Of animals aDS
birds in no far north. seyerai iinporIap'
discoveries were made.
ron Hall island srDt g. Mathew -
land. fOr example, We found and colleopc
many, specipcns of what Il caIisd ~
Arctic snow flake, most exquisite bird
much resembling the snow bunting. II
is almost znow white, ip5out the size OF q
ri,ln Gnd n Of me bunting family
Heretofore the bird has bccn regarded
as very rare. ana IN The national MUSEUM
ag waahinRiln thsrc are but few pgoI
specimens But on 0Oth the Islands men
4 .ned Nv 11und me b!rd 10 great abun.
dance and made complete collections q
u and ~ nests and ogga
Here aiso we found the Lapiand
longspur a northern song bird also
very rare. IN abu1dauco. Another dls-
coyery was yeliJw Leming mouse.
reycr found elsewhere. and Of which the
national muselm had but one poor specl-
n'en We secured many more and
studied It's habits.
william y. Ritter president Of the
California academy Of sciences, and pro-
fessor u Ed5logy in me university Of
CailforaIa. made valuable collection Of
invertebrates. many q. which may prove
entirely new.'
Henry Oammeti. chief Of The unsted
sniyv coast ge,dc,Sc survey. devoted
llmnelf TO study q the gineiers Of
A;aalSa. nany q which had never been
mapped OF named. obc Of his discoveries
IL aiat me glaciers Of Alaska are gradu'
ally rc,rcIting due he aAlnks. to climatic
changes. Columbia glacier. discovered
and named BY the Hartman party. Is
thtua,ed ON Prince william sound. Hub
bard gltcier. also discovered by the Har-
rinan party Is hrgcr than MuIr glacier
pnd has a frontage q over tfye mIlcs on
Yaku-at bay. MANY nov rjords bays and
inicls were DISCOVERED. mapPed and
ramsd by Mr., CannetL Dr. George b
Gr4nnell. Editor Of Forest and sream.
said:
The mex interesting incident Of the
voyage, to my mind, was az Bogos.of
Island. great brc~ding pace tor sea
birds IN northern wNtcrs. They mes, thsre
IN the olins In countless numbers.
''ono interesting fast IN regard 10 the
asgllng industry learned while In Alaska
and that ,s that the salmon in the
streams ot thai territory are being rap
diy extcrndaled. some steps for the
pr0ectlon OF these Ilsh should be taken
before II Is tuo late"
h. 4. Fernow dirsCspr of the New York
stats eo',sgc OF foreSry, made extensive
.cscarcn into the timber resources ot
Alaska, with insults "a, naiteriRs TO that
eu1tory. lie says mat the timber re-
sources of the territory have been grCAtly
and tha, in reality the for
sis of Alaska viii haye hale CONNER
,hi va.ae for yoars TO come
Y was disappointed in no, aRding in
Alaska ma ~ chrs,s that had supposed
yrew there NE bosanists Of the expedi-
bon lbund few botanically Interesting
Decies." w
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wHEN YOU RIDE YouR wAEkL

Always shake into your snoes Aliens
Eco. .E.e. a p5wde- .Sr the feet l:
keeps your feet cool, prevents swestrg
feet, and makes your enflra2se ten.
fold greater. Over one nu,ioa wheel
people are using Aliens Foo;-Ease. They
all praise It. 1t gives rest and comfort
to smarting. hot. swollen, aching feet and
is certain cure for ingrowing nails. AL
the druggists and shoe stores. Sc Sample
free by mall. Address. Allen S. olms,ed,
lie Roy, N.
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AN EPIDEMIC OF DlARRHoEA

Mr.. n Sanders. writing from cocOanut
Grove. Fla. says there has been quite an
epidemic OF darrhoea there. He had Sc
we're attack and was cured by four doses
OF Chamber;aln's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. He says he also recon-
mended II to others and they say II is the
gesi medicine they ever used. For sale
by Charles RoRerA
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II you suffer from tenderness or FULL
ness on the right side, pains under the
shoulder blade. constipation, blliousness
sick headache ana feel dull. heavy ana
sleepy, your liver Is torpid and con-
gested. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
will cure you promptly, pleasantly ana
permanently by remoying the congestion
and causing the bile ducts TO open ana
flow naturally They are good pills.
Charles Rogers
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RETURN OF HARTMAN PARTY,


> SEATrLE, July Sl.--WVhen the steamer
George w, Eldcr which carried the Har-
riman sclentihe party to Alaska arrived
here Yesterday and resembled a fioatIng
CURIOSITY shop, stocked with everything
Alaskan from a totem pole five feet
through and 90 feet high to the minutesi
insect
Dr. G. Hart Merriam chief OF the Unit
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We have sold many direrent cough
remedies. but none has given better salts
faction than chamberlain's" says Mr..
Charles Hoizhauer. druggist. Newark. N.
J. 1T Is perfectly safe and can De re-
He'd upon In all cases OF coughs, colds or
hoarseness. Sold by Charles Rogers.
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PICKED UP.

a skin painted green. was picked up
rear the Young's bay bridge. The owner
can have the same by calling at the
Herald office and paying charges for this
no;ica,
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AsroRIAs GREAT SURPRISE,

Boston shoe Company, Ladies' fine KID
slippers and ties, IS cents worth $3.50, iS'
Commercial street,
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To weep in sec.>s; Is all very well. but
II pays better to howl In public-that is,
Il yoa are a beggar.
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WHY Not BUY SHOES

At the Bo<on Shoe Company's store?
Ladies hne kid shoes for sL75. worth 8 80.
tSj Commercial street.
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We are very anxious about the future
uHih We have trouble in the present.