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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-09

THE Supreme Judicial Court of Massa-
chusetts has sent down a decision of
more than ordinary interest to mill own
ers and their employees, in which it is
held that it is not the duty of mill pro-
prietors to their servants employed in a
building which is properly constructed
for ordinary business carried on within
it, to provide means of escape, or to in
sure the safety of the servant from the
consequences of fire not caused by his
negligence. The issue was raised in the
case of Ellen Jones against the Granite
Mills Company, of Falls River, in whose
mill confagration occurred Septem-
Der 10, 1874, with terrible loss of life.
Plaintiff was an employee of this cor
poration, and brought action of tort to
recover for injuries which she received
at the time of the fire through her ina
bility to escape from the sixth story of
the burning mill except from the gable
window,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-09

".All right, then. I'll go in and put
some fresh sticking-plaster on -Johnny's
skull" q
And with the baby singing vocifer-
Gus solo, and the other children cling
ing to his legs, Mr.. Bird retreated and
shut the door. The peddler had deter
mined to propose to a girl that night.
He changed his mind, and resolved to
remain bachelor. s,,.s .t..-k... 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND rETERSBCEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
SNCNMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains oa this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 s. d., THROUGH NAIL daily, connectins
fer Charleston, savannah, Augusta
ana Aiken (yia Charleston, Raiaigh
Jacksonville. Stops only ut Chester
and Manchester, ard i! Halfway on
signal.
500 !. ~, ACCOMMO d ALTON daily makes
close connection al Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
rail:aad for Bristol, Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchburg
Farmvillc. aud other local stations OR
that road, rlaktnp same time As by
any other line. Stops a, all regular
500 p. ". ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make close connection
1895 p. ". THROUGH NAIL daily, connectins
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston, savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlantis. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, aud al: points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep.
ing-cSr from Washington for VIII.
miRgton. Savannah, and the South
St0Ds ONLY at Manchester and Chester
and Half Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points North
East, and West. Stops as Manches
ter and Chester, and ut Halfway
and ~ Drury's Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dali!
Except sunday. Stops at oil sta
lions.
7:l0 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN daily
Except Sundayl. Stops only at Man
chester and Chester, and HALFWAY OF
on signal.
1855 P. d. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonaectiA,
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West. Also, making close csnhec
ton with the Chesapeake anu Ohl'
railroad for the Virginia Springs AM
g. all points North and West. This trNi
stops at Manchester and Chester; AM
at HALFWAY and Drury's blua, o.
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wiz start iron
the AppeInattax depot
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. If. and $50 2. b.; leave refers
burg Gao A. III. aud 5:25 F.. every SUNDAY.
my A. SHAW, superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
Three Sips Of Punch..
50 cTARTLING EFFECTS "

Peep.showman On the right you observe
the express train a-comin' along am the sig
nal Iights-the green and the red. The green
Hpht means " Caution" and the red light
Small boy,{With his eye to the aperture) :
But what's the yaller light, sir?
Peep-showman lsloW and isnpressiye):
There amt no yaller light-but the green
anil the red. The green light means g eau
ton and the red light shift
Email boy {persistently): But wha's the
other light, sir a
Peep-showman dosing patience): Tell yer
there amt no---(take q look in consterna-
dona. Biowedn the darned old show amt
z-fire ~
APPEARANCES. N.
Hsir-dresser /: Tremendous Fed OF air, Sir !!
Better let me cut the ,oie OF it hort
Eminent yiolsnist Why ;s:,t.ts
Hair.drasssr w ell, you'll excuse my
SaYin1 90, but it makes you look like one
~f taemf fiddler chaps, yon know
INo aliuslon 10 the editor Of the Batoa.l
AT BULLoNG.
P4erfamiiias {who toilt do the parleyvoo-
IHx himself instead Of leaving IL to his
Aaughters): Oh--er Pal tbezwang doom
A9Otail de-de--de-Here, yeu girls |!
WHAT'S the French Tor eaa de cologne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
AUCTTON sALEs..-Futnre Days.
By Poindtxter q Upper,
Real Egtafe Agents and Auctioneerss
1sg 1900 Main street.

H,RUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL, PROPERTY IN HENRICC
f,OrfNTY, AT THE. FARM OF DE-. j EssE l.
JOHNSON. TEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
on THE MAIN ROAD LEADING FROM RICH
MOND TO CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE
Nv virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by jesse L.
Johnson and wife to the Undersigned az trustee
dated June Is, 1878. and duly recorded IN tht
i0i, page 1872, Gcfauit having ben made in the
payment OF two notes securei therein, and being
REQUIRED so to do by the beneficiary In said deed,
shalt sell by auction. on the premises. Mt ~ n on
III tuesday, the 7Ih Of August. 1870, all the PER-
St1NAL PROPERTY. consisting OF
1i7OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES, MULES,
COWS. SHEEP, HOGS &c.
FARMING UTENSILS, &C.,
now upnn The said farm.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and amounts
sufficient to satisfy two n0tes-one for S65, and the
other for SI44.35-witI int rest from the 18th OF
June 1878, WILLIAM ELLYSON,
10 DS Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
by Frank d. Hill &C. Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
11OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR.
.NER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS AT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated May
l. 1875, and duly recorded In the clerks office OF
the Richmond Chancery Court, ID. Is: l03 A. page
therein Will proceed 10 sell ut auction, up0n The
premises located as above described, on WEDNES.
DAY, August 6, 1879. at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, the TWO
LOTS OF GROUND described in said deed as fol
lows One fronting on Main Street 20 feet and run
ming back between parallel HINES G5 feet iupon which
there Is 4 BRICK STORE wttsiGweIling above). the
other fronting on Second straut 35 feet aud running
back In an easterly direction ana between parallel
lines at right angles vii Segond street 20 feet (uron
the same property recently owned by Mrs. Alice
Walsh. This property has always commanded q fab
rent and from It's location offers good investment
TERMS: Bv consent. will be one third cash; The
balance in six and twelve months, with 6 per cent
interest added, secured bv a trIst.dccd
v26 JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
80, aI,1lIiir- NJ sALEss.Thss Day.
ny Ghafin, staples Il Co..
Resi- Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
no. i north Tenth street.
II ARGE PEREMPToRY A. y CTiON
IL SALE OF PERsse9HH11tt, f HffoFFARM .

the reoupsf OF Mr.. I. Davenport and me ne.rs
ar tie late Mr. r. Edmond we shall sell ny auc.ion
without limit or reserve on ne weeii.h5oMn
Strawberry Hill Farm. situa5ea 9 Mor. Horses. o
large weIl.broGe Mules pair eoone ,, u uerv
inc and tf1orougfbred.) 10 or 90 head OF nlooGea
Hogs. Lnrnbcr-and Farm, Wagons aha, : ane Ton
spring Wagon tmade by r. Boshess. HHe aris
BUGGY large and rst-class rsners
so Flows, Harows n,,der seoops.
Al Stump Fuller and Machine for Moving Dw Sa.s
ipes Grind-Siones, large nnm6erof bar
of Harucss, Giant Corn Crusher; IT'LL n WIS
Of Double and Single Bars Pltchlorks; u~ NC,
Hoes Spades, and Shoyels: very arge .io hshnis
Steam Corn Shelter (c2pHcity Z,ouo u ne,1
uer day). Hand Corn-SheiIer: d,. ne,hM NJ Ne
S-Horse Power tcompletel. Pits raS ter,s
chine, wheat-Fans. 10 Cradles, SaI pc liz
Tools, 1000 TO 1000 bushels arst-c Stsos ed
Patent Churn, very large C0okln2,s SO, en- az
ITienss large Iron Kettle. Clder.fp 1aI
den Seed-Dri, Farm Clocks. about suo W. ,o,'s y.
new Whpat-Straw. and many other hninss 'oo hu-
The sale viii Commence promptly at 10 A. d. AS
t is one of the largest sales of PERSONA pTnsrI
for many years, hence parties shoulo oe a. LIZ re
nromptly at o A. VI. TO enable the aucioheef :"
sell and deliver stock that day. co,r
TERMS All bills under $50, cash over Soy. lou.
months time, negotiable notes with gooo ehooi'si'
with Interest added. ,roar o
,,o ood1o t Auctionefrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
NOTICE THE EXTRAORDINARY RE-
N DUCTI0ES IN PRICES AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
eos BROAD ST EFT.
PRICES MARKED WAY DOWN.

PRICES MARKED WAY DOWN.
RUETINGS! BUNfINGS!
s5c BROCADE LACE BUNTlNGS reduced to
soc. LACE BUNTINGs reduced to 22kc.;
IS and 22xc. ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS reduced to
4oc. BLACK ALL-wooL BUNTINGs reduced to
BLACK sILK-AND. WOOL GRENADINE reduced
BLACK-ANp.WHlTE PLAID GRENADINE at
soc: DoTBL FRENCH BUNTING re-
Madras fIsiu c GiSGHAMs reduced to 11c.;
WIDE IMITATION LINEN LAWNS reduced to
100 pieces FIGURED NAINsooKs at sAc worth
20c.;
FIGURED DREss-LINEN at exc. worth 1896;
Best PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to 10 and lie;
Best CORDED LAWNS reduced to 10c.:
20 pieces LINEN DRILL for mems and boys wear
at 10c.;
12Sc.;
Our celebrated sPooN-BUsT ABDOMINAL COR
SET reduced TO 90c.
Soc G ENTL EMF NJ UNLAUNDRIED soc.
SHIRTS, warranted Linen Bosom and Cuts,
and entirely finished. at
JULIUS MEYERS,
: Nv 14-eod 500 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
BY Grllbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
No. q Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM OF
SIX HUNDRED AND EIGTI1Y-TWO ACRES
IN POWHATAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MILES
FROM TIE COURTHOUSE.-In execution Of 4
deed Of trust from NJ. b. Porter and wife to the sub.
scriber as trustee dated 23d Arril. S7O- and duly
recorded-heing thereto requ ed BY the creditor Sc
cured-I will sell by auction, In front OF Io"hatan
colrt.house on MONDAY the 4th day Of August,
1879 Uhat bling ourt:day), at ~ o'clock NJ, The
LAND conveyed IN said deed, being The farm known
rs The OFFICE formerly owned by DIR. Abner
Crump, now occupied by mr. L. 5. Irvine. and adj
Joining the lands Of William f. Royal. =. ID. POr-
Ter, and others, and containing 6S2 acres, more or
less.
The improvements are a BRICK DWELLING
with ten rooms, and all necessary farm and other
buildings. .
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to exam
Inc the property before the day or sale:
TERMS. under the decd, would be sufficient In cash
to defray the expenses of sale and to pay OIL BOND
for 500. with all arrears of Interest due upon II,
and The residue upon such terms rs the gianior IN
said deed may prescribe: but am authorized by Inc
creditor to slate that IL desired less payment III
cash viii he required, and reasonable credit gwen
for The residue OF the debt secured.
2. W. HARDWOOD, Trustee.
jy 22.24.2G,2S&td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31

The painter O. has cOmical little SER
want. Yesterday Madam g. scolded her
for being away all day. "Madam does not
know" replied the ingenious soubrette,
"that Monsieur ordered me to go to the
salon and remain all day ?" "What for?"
"To be a crowd in front Of his pictured"
Professional prophecy does not appear to
pay in England. Dr.. Cumming, of Lon
don, the once popular preacher, is now
completely broken down and poor.-EI-
change. A regular case OF prophet ana
loss.-PhiIaGelphia Bulletin.
The Paris correspondent OF the. San
Francisco Post says: cit is becoming Il
general practice at dinner parties Tor the
guests to march to table to the sounds OF
invisible music"
Just as il we had never heard dinner
horn in this country!
The following is sign on baroer-SnoF
in Mansfield, Ohio: Tonsorlal Artis, fhy-
siognomincal, Hair.Dresser, RACIAL Opora-
tor. Uranium manipulation, and Cipllary
abridger. Sheaves and Hair Cut Wlth am-
bidextrous facility"
Tn the Chamber: A deputy is holding
forth from the tribune. The President
Tho gentleman must be more moderate IN
his EXPRESSIONS. The Deputy: Impossible
Mr.. President, my speech is written out!-
French paper.
Dull rogucs affect the politicians part,
And learn to nut and smile and Snrug with arr
Who has nothing 10 lose the war bewails,
And he who nothing pays AT taxes rails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31

ii q Pinaforeo performer in New York
1eEn lately attempted TO elope with the
Mary daughter Of the Mayor, but an out.
xSEed community rose lis might, and now
THE fellow sings j: . Sing hey / the bag OF
feathers and the tar. - ltie0g0 Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
"a YOUR WHOLE SYSTEM SHATTERED Hat
= - FROM CONTINUAL DRUGGINGp

,,,,,, ., !, .,, v,arnng. We fmplore you to
s,,t Fly EIECT, CONsIDER the consequences
% cnnstant hs 6i,ial dosing with poisons IN 1ne
gnise of medicines. =.
~ THE HOLMAN LIVER II P Pad sl.
with its auxiliary remedies. Is ana Msiaria
a@d ali which have asr SrHn is Ia isi e
neaaasse n nssp SRae
cn,s a y, Of ff Fever
tdsey Troubes Irregular Action Of ne
Nsesasn sk hhsa%sin an ,
OF fema Dan In side Back, Stomach, Shoulders,
and Masces: Lassitude, ETC. All these nave tne md
origin directly or indirectly Ia Tue s.oAia'n anu
IS THE TIME to apply hes isa remedies gsease;
w ILn upp moiarIa Or marsh miasma become more
mnch ssicw so
EEahrenbeit. Begin now. Don't wait until you are
Drestrated. X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
BY ". GodGln. Auctioncer'
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BY W. GodGln. AuctlonceT,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT VAL:
OUABLE. NEVER-FA1LISGS SLIM, h MN
P6RTAL Of THE TUNNEL Of Of TIE T,ats1 CH I$
PEAKE AND OHIO RalLRQAD LOMafA NJ ~
once Ct + Ea nj J qnd EsTsAh
ID o,cIock NJ. that VALUABLE AND MEYER
FAILING sPRNG located na as aGHye F YHas per of
nnre water suitable for drinking or manufacturing
purposes Its purity ha; recently been anaiyzed f by
many wears prior to the 1t supplied many Of The
Deopie in the lower part OF Richmond win pure
drinkn wafer, as high up as Fl1techlh ana Malh
streets. LII 49,
For brewery or sugar refinery, = paper, or
other manufacturing purposes. it has many advan-
nges, because OF the purity and abundance OF Its
water. w.,
Mr. Z. C. Peasants, at Tbirtv-frst and Clay
streets. will show the premises 10 those who may
call on him.
" "a w. GODDIN, Auctionecr.
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ssss Published by reqaestJ
Tn tRac Lard where yFeWaFe DEean -
b ny pAr.LucAs. or JETFEnsosco COUNTY. .s ~ a.
Tair we're oar visions on. they ysre e sfaAN
eye, soaea g.se sa sSse s fsisi
Hus Ssod.Iike children, whom. nor dea, ,,,,h
Nor threat, nor danger drove from m9 9nS
4. In the land where we were areasnlalnk.
proud were our men, as pride Of birth could rem
-. !, dss: arr women pure and tender
y,o nd s 1sI they iheir voice did thrill
Unill q eve se p xsre mute and s.,
- 81 I'm ihe land where we we're dreaming.
- z. !, i Graves that covered more of glory
nSn ever e taxed traditions ancient story
Ava 4 ~, !, IN oar dream we Wove the thread
OF princ,ples for which had S a,s ,,ea q
nd uttered long our own imm0rtai ueaus
1A II, The land where we were dreaming.
Though in our land we had both bond and free'
EscR were content. and so Gao iet theIn oe,
Till envy coveted our land - f
And those fair fields our valor won:
But little rocked we. for we SUI siept en
'' I'm the land where we were dreaming
sleep Grew troubled and 0n 5ea rs@ ses
N s Crimson The moon; between ihe I~ins
BARRED arrows ay; ard then cf DeS, reigns
In The land where we were oreais'
Down from her sun-lit heights smiled Liberty
any The he World approved, and everywhere,
Except where gro sSe iu se gave us their prayer
IN he land where wo were dreaming.
wo f.ncied iba. Government was osrsI rI,,, rreat
We Challenged place among the worias srea'
We taxed in sleep Of rank raj, a,, cSm"lss0n'
That he who dared TO doubt but met derlslon
In the iaud where we were dreaming.
W. ,oo,ad On high. banner there was seem,
Sooe feId was blanched and spotess In It's sheen
Chivairy's cross Its Union on P tSs.s :cars
Vowed they would bear It through hundred wars
In the iand where we were dreaming.
A hero came amongst us as we slept, ,..
At frst he iowly knelt-then rose and wept;
hen gathering up thousand spears
Then howed farewell and walked beyond the stars
In the land where we were dreaming.
We looked again another figure stu I'm
Gave hope and nerved each indlyidua! Wilt
Full OF grandeur, clothed win power
Self-Doiscd, erect, he ru'ed the hour
with stern, isajesiic sway-of strength a tower
In the land where we were dreaming.
Az. while great Jove, in bronze. warder God.
Gazed eastward from the forum where he STOOD,
Zone e. herself Sc cure re a safd While we
Beheld bronzed hero-God-like Lee.
In tue land where we were dreaming
AS wakes the soldier when the alarm calls
AS wakos the mother when her infant calls
AS starts the traveller, when around
His sleeping couch the ffe-hells SOUND,
So woke our nation with single bound
In the land where we were dreaming.
VOL wo Is mel the startled mother cried;
While we have slept, our noble sons have dled!
Wol NO is mel how strange and SAD
That all our glorious vision fed
And left us nothing real but the dead
In the land where we were dreaming.
And are they really dead, our martyred slain !?
Mol drcamers morn shall bid Them rise again
From every vaie-from every height
On which they seemed 10 die for right,
Their gallant spirits shall renew the fight
In the land where We were dreaming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
BY GrubbS Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

A VALUABLE MARKET-GARDEN
- Afp F k6AD W JTH Mk ENsT
CITY. FOR SALE AT AUCrlON.-By request OF
The heirs of the late W. L. Tlmberlake we will sci
August. at 5!a O'Clock T.. NJ, the VALUABLE
LITTLE FARM situated as above opposite to Mr.
It contains 81 ACRES, lies beautifully, and tic
land Is In first-rnte condition. The improvements
are a BRiCK-AND-FRAMED DWELLING with
seven rooms, surrounded by slad"-rce:, barn and
stable. and there arc some fruit rceS.
This property is situated near the city, on q
good road. and the soil is so tine, that 1t offers rare
opportunity TO any one 10 secure Il nice SUBURBAN
hcme and MAJ ket- garden or small farm 1t little
cost. ~
TERMS: Will be liberal. and will be made kGown
at the time of sale. GRUEBs & WILLIAMS,
~ "a uc.ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L PERSONAL PROPERTY IN HANOVER
COUNTY NEAR ATLEE'S.-By virtue OF Z deco =
of trust from L. r. Frost and Watt: dated mn
clerks Office, default having been made IN the pay
ment OF one OF the notes secured therein ana the
sale on the farm formerly occupied by said Wyatt
called Laurel Grove" near AtIee's station IN tan
oyer county s 4T or me ASE owns
or so much thereof AS may he necessary 10 pay LIE
amount secured IN said decd:
l BERKSHIRE BOAR,
8 SHEEP,
MULES,
2 WAGONS,
DooUUBIE PI.ows.
/ THREE-HORSE PLOW,
SINGLE FLOWS,
2 HARROWS,
| CORN-PLANTER.
2 CULTiVATORS.
l REAPER and MOWER,
9 C0ALTERS. --s
WAGON. PLOW-, and CARTUARNESS,
3 WHEAT CRADLES,
/ CLEANER,
/ WHEAT-FAN.
SUBSUlL PLOW.
ALSO.
A lot of HOES. RAKES, FORKS, SPADES. SHOF-
And ONE HALF OF ALL THE CROPS now grow
ing or which have m2tured on said farm since
the 27th oil January, 1879.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough in cash 10 pay tue cS
penscs of sale and the fees for drawing and record
ing said decd of trust. and 10 pay the amount no"
due on a note for 1906 &c, with interest thereon
from the Is III day OF December, 1878; the residue
of The purchase money 10 correspond Ill im"nnl
and time of payment with amount and maturity ol
two notes for S3O6.66 eacl with interest from the
18Th day of December, 1878 which will mature on
the S'h day of December, 1879, and the 9Th day
of June. 1880. respectively: and The balance, IL
any, to be made payable In twelve months from Gay
Of sale the purchasers 10 give notes seculea by zee,
"a u 0'N - HILL CARTER.
Il. Ii. CARDWELL,
jy 24.eodJt trustees.
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How can you doubt with such abundant proof at
your own door?
w. DON'T TAKE OUR WORD,
hand.
IT COMES THIS TIME FROM CHARLOTTE, n. c.
Statements from well.known citizens Of Charlotte
and vicinity:
Mr. WILLIAM MAXWELL; register of deeds Tor
MeckIenburg county. says: have been wearing one
Of Hoiman's Liver Pads some three weeks for Tor
nidity of the Liver and Indigestion and take plea
sure IN stating that have received most direct ana
ar. J. ". ADAMS, Tryon-s,rnet Market, says: I
have been wearing one OF the Holman Liver as aus
cannot give in detail all the benefits that have de-
rived from it; but do know that whereas was
other medicine was troubled with dizziness about
the head headache, pains in the right side and full;
about the somac; want OF appete T yaa
sick man. but now feel Younger happier, and bet
ter than have for number OF years.
have been great sufferer from dyspepsia Have
been wearing one of Holmans Liver PADS ior seve
raj Tee Viii am esmed for
daily recommend them to the afflicted.
DAVIS Of this CITY, have ,sS,ir yse 10
the merit claimed for it, and do most cheeriuliy
recommend 1t 10 all that are troubled Win oiaous-
ucss, or any disease OF the liver Oh stomach.
Hundreds more may be seen at the office.
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.
REGULAR PAD-$2; Incpent diseases, frs
stages Chilis and Fever, etc. =,
SPECIAL PAD-S3; Chronic Liver and Stomach
pisoSdeFf and Mar ENLARGED speen and Liver
INFANT shS Tn' PEDMsl.5o; Preventive and Cure of
Cholera-Infantum and Summer Complaints:
BODY PLASTERS-5Nc.l AuxiIiares for Ner-
FOOT paiI-50c.} yous and clrculat1Ve
troubles, throwing off distractions and remoV-
INSTITUTION SALT-One box, Csc; six boxes,
sI25-Auxiliary for Colds. Sick Headache,
Mum bness of EXtremitieS, etc.
All applications for agencies should be addressed
to RICHMOND OFFICE.
PERSONS RESIDING AT A DISTANCE
wishing to consult in regard their case but un-
able to visit our office If they will detail carefully
their symptoms, will receive the same considerafe
attention, and will endeavor to meet their case
as fully as though they visited us in person. AL let
tiers of inquiry will be promptly swered.
Have none but the
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
THE ORIGINAL! THE GENUINE!
THE ONLY RELIABLE!
Druggists, If accredited agents, keep these reme-
dies. c.,
Depot and free consultation rooms for the South
and Southeast,
1918 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
FITZMORR1S & FOSTER,
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