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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

The flag under which all women
should march Is the banner OF good EM
health. A woman owes II SaayAM
TO herself her husband IlFMsW
and children to enlist yapsSt>l
S gaSsI uo tai DO a sS she Il s sqi e.
live life Of wretchoduess NJ y
herself. and unless her zsyA; $500
husband is an exception CX fSg
ally good mai, he Will be- IN LStj
come indifferent TO her, ~ MN n
her home will be unhappy ~ nv IN u
and her children will be - " M
p,iDy and sickly.
Ill-health IN a wonanly
way may almost invari- N w
ablv be traced to weak IN "
ness aud disease Of the Ng
femme Organs that ate the SM VI
vcstihule Of huraau life. N<
No woman can enjoy good, ~
general health who IS dragged ~
down by continual pain and "
iocai weakness. Troubles of this descrip-
tom utterly unst her for wifehood and
uotbsrhood Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrintio1n gives health, strength, elasticity
aud vicor to the special organs concerned
II makes a woman strong and healthy IN a
womanlv way. II gives the nerves resi-
from pain ard an opportunity TO build up.
II makes motherhood safe and compare
t;velv easy. II transforms weak, sickiy,
despoudent women iHto happy, heaIthy
wives and mothers. ,.,.o., 70
jas ca,wcll Eeq Of ocIsltree {Ss1 m;,a S S,,,
Kaos Up O. Box 6rl. writes: MY VIE wa
troubled with protapsas, or ieinaie wesShess
for several wears She vas not able TO 90 nei
work she had such bearing down PAINS ana paln
in her back Her periods were irregular vary
| ing ali the wav FROM two TO six weeks Az tnSs,
times she would have faiutiug spells so osd goa
| thought she could not live. She was aNeuueS
| by the best doctors in the country. Tney oit
| her no good and she grew worse all the on1e
| thought ! would Try your medicines by tn'
time she had taken foar bottles Of the Favorlt'
Prescription and two Of the Golden Meoi9a
| Discovery aud two Of the Pleasant Pellets 81
was completely cured
Every day, dose. Once you start, yo'
can never stop them. That is the way witt
some so-called remedies for constipation
II is different with DR.. Pierce's Pieasan
Pellets. They are positive, complete AM
permanent cure for constipation and the
don't become habit. One " Pellet Is
Gentle laxative and two mild catharuc
Druggists sell them. Nothing else
lust as good.
II il a druggists business TO give yoT
not to tell you, what you want.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Among the many great sales OIL 'h'
.Io one we now announce.
pareu W e|V We offer, in the richness OF
values liable goods, which must be clC
81 so''oN ~, ,,ARING SALE or ODD |
itl.IaAA >~f. 1. Aqfhr n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Have YOU ever sat in church on tle
preachers "off day" when the sermon
didn't absorb your entire attention. anu
studied the members Of the choir? IL
seems 10 me that such pursuit supplies
amnla food for reflection. There Is so
much character i'm the singers. and some
az them have such self-satislied, com
nIacent air about them. | have seen IN
rboirs Young ladies whose very faces
scanned 10 say: I'm very important
feature of this occasion, and | can't quite
sae how the services could get along
without me-" And ! may also add that
I've seen bassos and tenors who strutted
around with q puffedup air That was
strongly suggestive Of the bullirog III
Aesop's fables-men who not only
thought the services couldn't get along
without them but who also labored I'M
der the impression that the world az
large was dependent upon them VI
course. I'm not speaking or a class pu'
of individuals. 1t doesn't follow that the
members Of choirs are all self-importah' |.
| Indeed. there is just as much meekhess
and modesty among this class OF singers
as there Is among any people III lhe
/ world. and certainly church services
| would be dreary without their assistance,
| Zen 10 one the lady soloist is frightened
1 IN death and has the bind-staggers from
| terror. and maybe the baritone, win q
voice that thunders forth from the very
| soles of his tan shoes. is trembling WIN
embarrassment. Things are seldom "h1'
they seem
Yes. these singers certainly are inter
esting 10 me. and I'm not even Saying
thar I wouldn't vastly prefer hearing
them TO the preacher. While l never
could exactly understand why choir'
chop up their words into polysyllaDl'
mincemeats and chant their selection:
| on the instalment plan, still | do know
that the general effect is very pleasing
I, wouldn't be well TO undertake TO pu
down their remarks in shorthand. but
YOU haven't anything 70 do but close you
eyes and listen, its delicious. Even II yo'
don,t care for music Il have never ye
-, man who would come right gu
and frankly confess that il was an awiu
hore 10 him) II is fun TO watch IN
mouths OF the singers while In action
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Each mouth has its own Individuality
and some OF them have two or three poo
ple's individuality all combined IN one.
There IS the catfish mouth, a horizontal
orifca that means business, and the emp
munS quicker. a little pursed-up aitar
that trills and tra-las until you are re-
minded of a scroll drawn by professor
I'm a penmanship college. The baritone
iovI overhanging hppopOtamus fangs,
suggests extreme ferOcity. while the oval
anerture Of the tenor reminds one OF
eeg-crates. and goes 50 smoothly you
think the rough edges have been filed or.
An kinds Of geometrical figures-tri-
angles. parallelograms. heXagons, hept@-
| CONS and OCtagons are suggested oy
| these muslc-making mouths. to say no
thing Of many irregular lines, SAINTS
curves. and zlgzags. As one star diner
eth from another I'm glory, so one NOUN
| dinereth from another in size and archl-
| tectural construction.
Some DAYS ago, at one OF the rehearsals
Of a choir in this city. the soprano. while
bravelv singing. suddenly came 20 halt
and Immediately thereafter evinced mark
| cd signs of discomfort towards herself in
particular and the world in general. The
Young lady i'm question-or rather the
Young lady out of question, for after the
incident she was completely disabled
throws her whole soul into her music
and never sings halfway When she Is
in earnest one facing her is reminded OF
the whale that swallowed Jonah, and on
this occasion the reminder was particu
larry forcible. Indeed. a fly which ha'
nothing particular to do at the time, flew
into her mouth 10 investigate the noise
The effect was instantaneous, both OF
the fly and on the soprano, though IT 1
hard TO tell which found the inc.ient IN
most unpleasant. You can never appre
ciate the many interesting features con
nected with swallowing fly until vol
make the actual experiment yourself.
theoretical knowledge Of the process WI
not half suffice 10 give you the correc
ideas. The soprano TO whom l allud
! said that she never had the slightest lde
as TO the size Of these insects, until sh
was thrown into close relations win IN
one which flew down her throat she no.
believes an ordinary house fly has abol
the same dimensions as grizzly bear.
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N0vTTELDORFER'S.

, past there is none that can be com
Ii exceeds all Others in the wonderful
the goods sacrificed A large surplus
)sed out at once irrespective OF cost.
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cLoAks AND SUITS.
NITSIIN UNDERWEAR.

"
They are p per cent. cheaper than they
all ever be again.
C'Nns srom ......................39 soc. to 81
S.irts from ........................15 c. TO S5
,frmiso from ............ .......2 zoe. TO s.
savers from ....................Io 10 81
oar spring line OF Underwear combines
,,ery element OF strength. The latest
,sd choicest styles, newest embroidcries
ga laces.
OUR FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
uAMnIRGS MD LNCEs

Not mere claim. but iact, cstao
hshcd indisputahly. that we sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

To'stoi. who strikes me rs kind OF
Russian Populst. with grievance
AGAINST pretty much everything that
doesn't come his way, didn't gush over
Nick al all. Not a bit Of il. He rather
exhibited towards the car the stony
stare the icy hand clasp, and the marble
heart. Anybody who had dropped in al
the station lust at that time might have
surmised that Cars and crowned mon
archs were i'm the habit of prosecuting
Tolstoi just as the girls prosecute Lieu
tenant HobsOn.
Nick talked over his peace proclamation
with the Count, and limited around FOR
few bouquets Of commentator. but the
venerable fakir was very "ofiish" at first,
though he ultimately thawed out, or
"softened." as the newspapers put 1t. lie
then EXPRESSED the hope that the Car 5
pet scheme might succeed, and promised
TO help him out in the matter at some
later date.
Count Tolstoi. by the way, Is a whimsi-
cal old rooster. who always assumes
an air Of indifference 20 worldly things
ana pretends 10 be-and possibly is
very pious He wears peasants cloth
ing leads most ascetc life. ana claims
TO he strictly vegetarian in his diet. An
English lady, who lived in his family FOR
many years as governess. is my authority
for some interesting facts about Tolstol
| abstinence from meat. She says the old
gentleman won't bother such food when
| IFS on his table but that after the meals
a servant is very apt to leave some OF II
! living around handy on his buffet. Late
at night a mighty shutting and rattllna
Of crockery is heard in the dinins-room
and the next morning the meat shows
marked diminution in quantity. Maybe
! the rats get IT. but I've got my own ideas
ON the subject. When the pie used L
disappear from our house in my chlld
hood days it was an exceedingly Difficult
matter for me 20 persuade my mothel
that the responsibility should be laid a
the door of the rats. And IT would p'
exceedingly difficult to convince me nov
that the meat which disappears IN lol
stoTs house does not 90 i'm the SAM
direction towards which the car directe
his imperial osculatory microbes. W hei
people don't eat meat | generally attriout
their abstinence entirely TO the aDsehc
Of the article in question. Ne~are al
vegetarian at our house when bacon zoe
up 20 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

J, Ply east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

and. was a bur
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23
CoIers of Lake Waters.

It is well known that the water of many lakes exhibit characteristic col ors. The Lake of Geneva, at the vest ern end of Switzerland, is blue, while the Lake of Constance, at the eastern end of Switzerland, is green. Blueness implies purity, since the natural col or of water is blue. A green lake has it's water slightly colored with inn purities, which may be exceedingly fine particles. separately invisible. Prof. Spring of the University of Liege says that green lakes sometimes become ab- solutely colorless for a time, and he has found that this sudden change of hue is due to the washing into the lakes of mud colored red by oxide of iron. Red is complementary to green, and the result of the mixture is that the green color of the water becomes for the time being neutralized.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The bAttle fied Of Shi.oh will have 3s regimental monuments.
 -Attoraes General firiegs has not as yet rendered. lis decision in the Carter stell case, as alleged against Ob lin .fpah boy"
 - aichpal Davltt has brought t2 light fhe case of Mrs. VI. Florence Maybrick who is confined to prison in England and has been for the last len wears, as parallel case V ith that nf the conviction of Drtyius. pavitt charges England will one motive in her criticism of France oyer the court martial's yer iict, 1t k that her sympathy for Dreyfus is due to he jealousy of an other nation.
 The farmers do not receive the proper amount for their cotton.
 The hypnotist known as "Marti- ny" (El. RoseL be.g) is now singing the song of the shirt Ask him whyo
 To ride into an office on an Au- tomobile is . the iatest. It would then be horse on no one.
 = Phere was a fire in the Chief of P.ilice office ! esterday morning.
 The Jeffries-Sharkey fight will take place the opening day of our Fair. l. is also fact that Nicky Holland will take the result by wire
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The revolt in Kentucky against Goebel is strong and it is high tune that domineering politicians all over the country were put to sleep and the people rise and rue-Sharp County fArk ) Record.
 Correct, Brother As long as rascally politicians can steal nomi nations and then claim support on the ground of regularity so long will rascality be practiced. Un scrupuous aud selfish politicians should be relegated to the rear. Patriotism and honesty should ever stand above party.
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How,s This?

We offer s1O0 reward for any case Of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls CataTrh cure.
 F.J. CHENEY S co, Props, Toledo,
 We the undersigned. have known F. J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable IT all business tTansac- rons and financially able to carry Outany ob- legations made by their firm.
 WEST < pRU AK, Wholesale druggists, Toledo,
 Ohio.
 wALDING. KIxNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c. per bottle, Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. saS Halls family pills are the best
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

During the absence 0. Gov. Jones, at St. Louis, Honorable R. L. Lawrence, president pro tenn of the Senate, is the acting governor of thesState. He is the fourteenth acting governor of Arkansas, ac cording to the Democrat, since the States admission. The others were as follows: Samuel Adams, 1844, John Williamson, 1846; Richard c. Byrd, .1849; Thos. Fletcher, 1862; Ozra A. Hadley, 1871; (two years); Ben T. Embry, 1883; JoLn w Stay ton, 1881; D E. Barker, 1887; c. c, Hamby, 1892; Clay Sloan, 1893, J. c. Pinnix, 1896; l. c. South and J. c Tappan, 1897.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The Grown Cotton Mills, of Dal
 ton, Ga, at an annual meeting of stockholders few days ago, declar ed a dividend oI 93 per cent. That beats the worlds record in dividends and shows how exceedingly protita- ble is the cotton manufacturing ln
 dustry in the South. a
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

s'Grandmaw" 0ds uequestionably IS a great admirer Of one of General Grants famous sayings. He be- lieves in 'fghnng it out on these lines (the rear ones of course) if it takes all summerp-the lives of Americans and all the money in Un- ele Sam.s treasury.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The "Buln aud "Beers9 of the war market seem to equal the exist ing emergency. Neither of them, however, eln fnd "extenuating circumstance" enough to cause them to fight or shut up thelr war of words.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The saleswoman who kissed Ad miral Dewey's son is truly patriotic. She is starting .he reception. She said to the young man, "Fhis is for your daddy Oh, mamma, buy me one. How would you like to be the Admiral?
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The Commercial Appeal says, It is rumored that a man named Kin oey may enter the MayoraIty race in Nashville As Nashville alreedy has two candidates for that position the question arises "KinneN2"
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

Columbus, Miss is to have an other cotton factory. Pine Bluff should wake up to the importance of the cotton manufacturing indus try.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The Republic of the 20th contain ed the likeness of Jeff Jayis, who is in attendance upon the anti-trust conference in St. Louis. The At torney General will now have the ''swell head worse thar ever.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23
Charlie Would Feel II.

She" Father. would 1t hurt you much if I married without your con sent?' He-.It might hurt the young man more. .',-West End
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What's the matter with Ken tucky?" asked the Commercial Alp peal. Nothing. Shes more to be pitied than censured
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

In the Case Of Chamberlain vs K, uger We are reminded oi the old saying that Inc pen is mightier than the sword
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23
s,emi INleeRlp Orapbie.

Dreyfus hass gained hls liberty. but lost his honor
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-23

The exports for be month of Au- gust exceed the imports by S37 ,929, 69J. A
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-15
Colorcd Teachers Institute.

The following is the program Of the
Colored Teachers Institute, which
meets October q and 2S
Paper-Methods in Primary Reading
Mrs. b. G. Humber
Paper-Melhods IN Language, Il. d.
Agent.
Paper-School Gymnastics, Miss VI.
Minor.
administrator, W Robinson
General discussion Of Seven School
Virtues Opened by T.. W. Thomas.
Paper-Ilabits Of study, Mrs. G. l..
Versea.
hkTt HpAY.
Why should know Psychologist
II. Haz .ey.
Civil Government Copyrights aud
Patents, Miss +. P. Hall.
Discusson-The merits OF Bensou's
and watson's spellersi Opened by W
X. Ford.
Geography-North America Mrs.
Stoyall.
Acknowledging II. 7. Haynes.
A. X. WusoS, Pres
W. K. FoRp, Sec
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-15
formers success.

formers success.
Mississippi, Maryland aud vir.
ginia are safely democratic, while
the Bryan fusionists will carry
Nebraska. New York is in doubt,
but the democrats are confident Of
carrying the state. Ohio is re-
publican state, but there is re-.
volt against Hennaism and the
democrats are almost sure to carry
the state. The other states above
named. to-wit: Massachusetts,,
Iowa, Pennsylvania. New Jersey
and South Dakota, are likely TO be
carried by the republicans, though
the little Jersey state may drop
back into the democratic column.
One thing is certain: the demo-
frats cannot lose ground in these
call elections, and if they carry
Ohio, the presidents home state,
the tide will surely set in against
republicanism, to sweep il to COM
plete ruin in l9OO.-Wood County
News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-15
SCIENCE IN GLASSES
With Those In Need II Is a Question
Of Science, Not SpeciscIes.
THE SKILL or A SPECIALIST.
Dr. Seymour Has Treated Hundreds.
ThoSe Who Would Not Trust
Their Eyes 10 ANY But
skilled Optlclan.

There seems TO be an impression
among some that DR.. W. /. Seymour.
merely fits glasses. but such Is not the
case. DR.. Seymour does not appeal 10
the simple cases OF erroneous vision
that can be corrected By ordinary
glasses. which are usually sold by deal
ers, but 20 the more difficult and com
plicated cases that have failed TO de-
rive any benefit from ordinary glasses.
As a matter Of fact. out OF the thous-
ands Of patients who have visited him
at his Office during his practice in Ne
hraska and Texas. there are compara
lively few who have not had some IN.
fortunate experience In trying TO make
cheap glasses answer their purpose
and falling TO get relief. have sought
the assistance OF one who Is recon-
mended 70 them In the highest terms
by people whose word they cannot
doubt They have paid dearly for
their folly and have no more manay
10 waste m this way. They have 70
allied that their case demands srlan.
tine treatment and therefore do what
sll sensible people do under such cir.
eumstances-seek the assistance Of a
specialist whose worth Is proven.
The people 10 whom Or. Seymour 70
fers are among the best known in No
braska and Texas. and II is only in
Justice TO yourself II you have any
doubt on the subject that you address
any one Of the number Of patients or
acqualntanccs who have cheerfully
given their Endorsement.
Those who are anxious 10 see him
should lose no time In doing so. as you
may miss the opportunity by putting
Il on too long lie has the most COM
plete instruments aud arrangements
'or his work that were ever bought,
and he offers consultation without
charge. The only way for those who
are interested. 10 satisfy themselves.
e. 10 investigate this ofer.
II ls well known fact that Or. sey-
mour has the largest practice in his
line In Omaha. and below are the
names Of a few Of his patients In that
city, whom he takes pleasure IN re
ferrInE to:
II. G. Burt. president Union Pacific
railroad Dr. lmpy. New York Life
building; Z. II H. Clark. former re
ceiver Of the Union Pacific railroad: ]. !
G.. Taylor, auditor y. and VI railroad:
Frank y. Mooros. present mayor OF
Omaha. l.. A. Garner. superintendent /
American Express company; Charles !
r. Belden. Thompson & Belden. dry |
goods. Or I'd Arnold Geo. Ralston. |
manager Worthlngton Military acade- !
my. Mr. George w Davenport. Of lin |
coin. and hundreds Of others equally |
as good, whose names can be had by |
calling on Or Seymour personally
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-15

Honey is the only sweet that
may be eaten In any quantities
and for a long time without inter
fering with the action Of the vital
organs It's food value is twice
that OF pork, pound for pound,
and IL has been noticed that per.
sistent hOaey caters are not
nearly so liable TO disease
OF the respiratory organs as
those who do not use il At
all. II is calculated that the
entire honey product OF sixty
bees during their entire working
lie VIII not amount TO more than
one pound Of honey, an amount
that a man with a good appetite
would eat in a day without think.
ing much about it. Beeswax Is
almost entirely indigcstible, aud
while II does no harm when swal.
lowed, never enters into the food
value OF the honey Il contains.
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CHURCHES.

tHlhtHhH.
Baptisi-R d. Wilson, pastor; Ser.
wees every Sunday II q. m. and 7.l6
p. m. Sunday school 945 n. m; pray.
er.meeting Thursday night.
Methodist-J. b. Cochran, pastor:
Services II am. and : p. m. Sunday;
Sunday school $40 a. IN Epworth
League Sunday 4 p. m. prayer-meet.
ing Tuesday night
st. Andrews Epi,copal-Rev Herbert
+. Bowers, J.. l.. D., rector Holy
communion fret Sunday in the month.
Seryices-Flfst and third Sunday in
each month, morning and evening and
also morning Of fourth Sunday. Other
Sundays and each fifth Sunday the rec.
tor otliciates at NAvasota.
Presbysterian-J. y. West. pastor
Services morning and evening lst, 3rd
and A., Sunday in each month; Sunday
school 9:i5 a. m; prayermeeung
Ntunthuhy night.
Christian, J. l.. Andrews, pastor
Services II a, m. and 7.lj p. m. sun.
day; Sunday school 0:i5 q. m, Chris.
tian Endeavor p. m. Sunday; prayer
meeting Wednesday night.
Free Communion Baplist-A. NJ.
stewart pastor Services every Sun
day night IN each month; sunday
school lOa. m.
st. Joseph's Catholic Church-Falher
pelnar, pastor, Mass AT and lOam.
Sunday.
San Antonio italian Catholic church
Father Gudice, pastor Mass at :
and 10 q. m, Sunday.
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MIslakes ChIckens for OnaII.

a bird dog at Danyille,, Ind.
is just now the subject Of a strong
hallucination. 4 woman in the
neighborhood has bantam hen
with ten chicks, so nearly the size
and appearance Of quail that the
dog has evidently been complete.
~ fooled as to their identity, and
for several days past has been
setting them as he would a coyey
Of quails. His stands are perfect
aud he always stays until called
or dragged away