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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
CLOTHING.
Boston One Price
Clothing House.

The latest returns from
Delaware and parts Of Penn
sylvania and Maryland, by an
overwhelming majority,give
the BosroN HOUSE the credit
Of being the largest and best
house in the State, for all
manner and kinds Of cloth
ing, both custom and ready
made. This house is now
making a specially in broken
lots of boys and children's
clothing. Such lots are being
offered at greatly reduced
prices, in many cases re-
CARELESS of their cost, and in
every case less than their
real value. Here may also
be found a large lot Of over
coats for boys and children,
which we are selling at as
tonishingly low figures to
make room for full and un-
broken lines. The largest,
best and cheapest lot of
cardigan jackets for both
ladies' and gentlemen in the
city.
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ID EGLSTER'S Order.
RElilSTER,S OFF1OE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, nov. r, 1880.
Upon the application OF Thomas Perkins,
Administrator o. John Perkins, late
OF BraudywIns Hundred. in said couH.
ty, deceased. II Is ordered and rec
ted by the Register that the Administrator
aforonaid give notice OF granting Of
Letters Of Administration upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof,by causing Hdvertisem ents to be posted
within forty days tron the date Of such Let
tiers in six Of the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands egainst the estate TO present
the same, or abido by en- Act OF Assembly In
such cate mado and provided and also cause
the sane To be inserted within the same De-
Rod 10 tho IT;LAvtRR REPUBLICAN, o news
paper published In Wilmington, and TO be
continued therein throe Wsoks (e-Od)
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
Ills. Office Of Iha Register Aforesaid at New
t~~~ Uastle, IL ROW Castle county atore
said, the day and year Gbove written.
5. q. BItitiS, Register.
N0TIcI-All pcr7ons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the kdunlstratOr on
or before Nov. 9Th. 1881. or abide tho Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
THOMAS PERKINS, administrator
Address WilminRton De-. lis
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Pirates Of PenEaSce'

The rendition Of the Pirates
zsnce, at the Opera House, on %
night, was attended BY the llne:I
ence Of the reason, and was WI W
serving of not only this, but OF "
applause with which the opera v
osived. The company WAS
csllent one throughout, ana WI
nouncsd by all 10 be far Sa a.a
that which presented the r,,%
Peusppes on its first periofilA'
las. year. The Leading paris Hs,
very ably by the tolloainSS Az, W
Sig. Brosolini, the Pirate p k,aj
MCCrury, Frederick, the rIA'
prentice =; the Mijor,eenefai,, bl
Rsyely; Ruth, Mrs. BSrryi
erals youngest daughter, MIS- MIS-,
Walsh. Miss Walsh nndono ' ~.
accomplished vocalist, and r ss'
great favorite. The chorus wS
lent, aud the orchestra was is 'rn
in perfect keeping with VIC .,s,,
Of the res: Of the cembina'''H'
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POISONOUS PARISGHEES
THO SAD Death OF ihreo Child
IL IL Accidental fOisoning


Mr.. Hyatt Hutton, residing %
nall tetw cen se3ond and fhId "
was so unfortunate LAST week s. Y
three children, aged respectively
six,and eight years, with GhssWl
poaed 10 have keen the scsrIstinaI
suppopition, however, seems ~
been 0 mistake. Two Of the OBJ
died upon the same day, OIL!
hours intervening be!wesD there
The third child died o day or Two
The children In the early psn
week ate q nnnles Of uncOoAa
potatoes, and In q shOr! tim
after oEe child was seIlei win
sions. Prom the tIne Of thS
until the time Of it's death le
Was unable to speak. The
children were affected in
manner, with tho exception may
were able to talk.
DR.. Harlan, the attending PW
believes now, since he has IeAfl'
the children a,e the poIa"t'
death was caused by pOisonilSm
paris green, which was sPrlnAs
the vii eS in raising, TO DIVE i"
potato leslie. His reason lu
that the children died from Sc'h'
that they bore the appeTant
ing that disssse. Much sy%Pl
expressed for the berAsved IAN"
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The Other Side of tho Phosphate
C1esIIOn.

CUeSIIOn.
For the REruBLIcAN.
NEWPORT, Del, Nov. IL, 1880.
MEssRs EDIToRs:-0ur attention has
been called to the article in your Thurs-
days issue entitled Phosphate This
article does us great injustice as 1t
would lead those unaoquainted with
us to suppose that "Whann's Phos
phate Of Newport" was a worthless
article. Cur Mr.. Charles Whann
called ON Mr.. Thos. N. Rotor this morn
ing to ascertain the truth Of the matter
and found the main points OF the arti.
Gle were false in every particular.
First. Mr.. Ec.or says, ~ never wrote
DR.. Fields lsttsr in my life," but he
admits that while very busy a few days
ago he signed a paper written by the
Doctor, not paying much attention TO
the contents.
Second, no was over persuaded to try
the article, (Which was given to him J,
and being afraid to try 1t on its merits,
put 1t on his potato patch, which had
been rich ly msnured in the spring, at
the rate Of 400 lbs. per acre, the lsud
laying low and getting, the drainage
from the hills had everything in its
favor, and Mr.. 4. says "wouli have
brough. wheat without any phosphate"
The acre next TO where he had ussd
DR.. Fields phosphate he had well
dressed with stable manure, and never
had any "notion Of ploughing it up and
drilling IT over again" The part Of the
field where he used oar "W. B. Raw
Bone Super Phosphate" $500 Tbs. DIR
acre. and no manure, LOOKS better than
any other part Of the field.
To say the least 1t Is very unusual
for Phosphate Manufacturer to ask q
certificate from . farmer thirty opa
days after the grain is sown CAS- DIE
Yields did, and Mr. Eotor says he ia too
good o Farmer TO give any one recon-.
mendation until after the crop is mar.
vested.
As An evidence Of Mr.. Ector's opinion
of our Phosphate we would state hat
he used it last Fall. last spring, this
fall and engaged some to-day for next
springs use.
Trusting, sirs, that you will give
this reply as wide q circulation as you
did the injurious article in Thursda y 3
issue, We remain
Very Truly Yours,
J A. CRASsToH & Co.,
WHAFN Bros Managers.
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FIFTH EOlTlOEl
oUE COUNTY COIpc

FIRST day Of the Aovems..
sailing she iiss OF Iurox. ts
Ing tho new snerIG's Comm,as,
Johnny CrAyea's Cr,n,
qsOr LiceDses-AO Eas,n..
Noon Recess.
Specially reported Tor the Republle,,
New Castle. Del Nov.
The Superior Court Of D.I,v,,.
New Castle County me, a. Nav 70
this morning; court called To o,1os
minutes after 10 O'Clock BY orie. 81
Justice Comegys and associate JO ~
Houston occupied the bench "
Judge Wales was also pre,eD, NJ
Up z Clark, the nesly cheated "a,
occupied his positi,n beside the jua
He has appointed Thomas GisD
Office deputy; his con, de,rR Cl,'s
active deputy; Il. II. Hossisud DO.
for WILMINGTON, and A. s. Peppirr
Of hiddletown, deputy for ,he
part Of the County.
The roll Of the Grand Jury WA Nj,
and oil the members answered "a n
names. George D. Collins vas s,,.
from service on the Grand Jurr
roll Of the pstit jury was calisa
all answered to their names. ~.
masking q proclamation for order
commission OF Philip r. CLARK and
oath Of Office to perform the du,;l
his once were read and ordered h
recorded.
Tho bond Of the Sheriff will ma
offered for acceptance until mex,
day, when the Court will NEE, "a,
transaction OF civil business.
The case Of the Stats vs.. John en-,
the defendant, being charged vitb
attempted rape on Mary Swisssr,
nolle pressed, Int tho dsfsndsp,
retained to answer other charges ard
him.
At ll.30 A. N. there being no
ready for triAl the general jury
discharged until 3 O'Clock, P. H..
The balance Of the time Of the d
was taken up In the presentation
examination OF applicanta for .icsnI
sell intoxicating liquors.
At 1920 p. m. associate Julge "
ten appeared and took his seat on
bench.
Al II 80 p. IN. the Graud Jury
from their chamber With numb
bills, when they wore discharged
3 o'clock. The court Thea took N,
until that hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
w,lminxssn,s ApprspriAiisn.

The Board OF Church Extension OF
the N. Z. Church oonGladei its session
in Philadelphia on Saturday The
Committee on Appointment presented
their report Of the amounts to tie asked
from the variOas Con fsIenc in aid OF
xener. i fund, and the sums authorized
70 be drawn by them from the latter 10
carry on the work Of building new
churches in destitute localities, Gad
helping struggling congregations to
nav of church debts. The sum given
70 Wilmington conference Is $1,000,
the amount asked was Sl,6o0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15

Fonr o. the citizens of Madison, Fa.,
who were foroibly akca from a Dcpn
ty Marshal last Tuesday hight, arriv
ed in Jacksonville yesterday, and de.
livrred themselves TO the r. s. author.
tiles. They we'e released on light bail.
The fifth, who IL sick, will, it is said
surrender himself ~ soon hs he Ia able
Tbny publish card douounCing the &C
ton Of the mob, and declaring that they
have no know lctgc Of the identity Of
their Ieseuers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
Early Doom of GuFhetd's Name.
sake.

A eslored child liviI 6 on East Fifth
street near The Reliance Engine House
was born eight days aso and at once
honorsd with the euph onious name OF
William Garfield jefferson. It died
Saturday night and the coroner he'll
an inquest, rendering a verdic: Of
death from W1sswue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
Cop,uyaa in new York.

William Kunkell, the boy who Is
supposed to have stolen . gold watch
and chain from Jackson's lodging
house, WAS captured by the New YORK.
policemen and was brought to this
city yesterday by Chief Of police Max
we'll. The stolen property was recover
ed. Tbs boy states that the jeWelrs
was given to him by another lad. be
will be given an opportunity to prove
his assertion this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
- = NEIV
La ANC

R. P. Carey is selling'so0Ic y,
at as:onishiusly low prices .,' "t'l
ing beef, 6 to s cts. coca -. 'oI' NJ
cts. tss, roast, 70 to IA ct, 1ts' N
to IA cts. ; best steak, 100
and ii Third street market
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
Fall and Winter.

| have laid in a very fine
assortment Of Cloths, Cassi,
meres and Suitings, both in
foreign and domestic, for
Fall and Winter wear, which
| will make up at a very low
price. Satisfaction guaran.
teed both in make and fit.
Cali and sec me before you
buy. L. HESS,
No. 4 E. Third St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
Al the Avenue.

At the service in Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church last evening q deep In
terest was manifested and every evil
aeuee Of an approaching revival MOTTO
ed. Three pc rsOns stood up for prayers.
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DISSOLUTION.

The os .partnerrhip Heretofore existing be-
tween l. dley q, Kent and b. Lundy Kent,
trading as Lindley @. Kent " 90 has Eeen
dissolved BY mu uaI CONSENT Tho business
will be continued by Lind'ey q Kent, at
Fourth and Washington streets, who is an.
thorlzsd to rec ,iye and pay all debts OF the
late trn. LINDLEY O. KENT,
u. LtfNIY KENT.
Wilmington. Tel, Nov. II, 1880. ct
take this opportunity OF informing nov
iHenas and The genera public that haye
severed ny connection win Lindiey a. K ont
& Co., AND viii coltiaue the lumber busir egs
at the corner Of Front ana Ju"is streets IL.
this city. J have puTchGget Ard will cony RI
the site Known ne inc BlAck Horse Ho:el
properly, into n lGnber yard where hope By
a careful attention 70 business and the necJs
ofthe hGiliers 0! this city AID vicinity. to
merit o0ntinuan"e Of the many f&voys
shown rue IN the past
lli2 inc B. LUNDY KENT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
A Peculiar Accident.

On Friday evening last john Bowen,
Of Dtlswars City, WAS returning from &
CUNNING exl edition, and as he was
about 10 enter his hOuge the hoy held.
ing the barrels OF the gun to tina stock
came ont, and The barrels fell on the
pavement and both exploded tie con-
tents VI each passing through his foot.
DR.. Frank ReIF,ila being called in am
putated the tower half of the foot,
assisted by DrF. Durlap and Mitchell.
The pytient is doing well.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
the work ofTnie'0'

Unknown thieves broEe Va N
The show window Of MichsG !. md
store, At No. 2ls King s,r .. i. sal
num her Of rsvolrers, blaok
Of cartridges, TO-, last n'sn"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15

Remember when you want picture
Of yourself or ary Of your family, go to
Beeoher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
7ls W. 'FRONT.' STREET.
EDUCATIONAL.
CyRIENDE' SCHOOL,

Ninth AND TAINALL sTREErb,
VIII open on I'd day. the eth OF 9Th month
Tho various branches ofa good English eda
cation are taught
A FINE OPEN PLAY GROUND AID,
JOINS THE S0HOOLHOUSh.
For Terms (which are modagate) apply Il
the teacher, Rebeoca D. Maris e0o Tatnall
street. OF at the school sftoz the above date.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15

900 lbs. OF fine cigar ' p.sl
sal" cherp, a. bap"'ah -
sbipiey sti8s to.
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wanted.

A good reliable 10y in New Castle to
Mll the RRPUBLIcAE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15

.DR. KLlrES GREAT NERVE re.
- STOKRKis the nBSrvsi OF the ago for
-, rCrrS diseases. All fits stopped tree. Send
W. Arch ", rniiada,l ", NisaHHE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
JosN w.NsMAKEn, pa,aA.

Partisan Dresses,
$500 for $3.50, Etc.
THIS WEEK WE SELL
all we have left Of the Paris.
ian Dresses which won so
many praises at our Open
ing three weeks ago. They
have answered our purpose;
and we can now afford to
sell them at the second
column prices below.
They are. only, one of
each:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-15
RE WARD.
New BuCkwhaat Meal,

very choice; Heckor's saliraislng back wheat,
honiny grits, split yeas, black and rod
beans, choice family hoGr only $50 per b. r.
rel, Is rs. boat houS. 81 co; best Minnesota,
~ Louis and Virginia psten. Aoar at the
lowest prices. Try Us.
W. N. CHANDLEK,
No. Gil Market giroet,
V80-t tine-hali Way bit. 9Th and Nh
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
The Magazines.

The West Minister for April contains,
The Marques of Wellesley, Artistic
Copyright, Masson's Life of Milton,
Greek Humanists, Nature and Law, The
letters of Charles Dickens, Animal In
telligence, The Issues of the Election,
India and our Colonial Empire, Coutem-
porary Literature. Theology, Philoso-
ply, Science, History, Bellies Lettrs, and
Miscellanea.
The British Quarterly for April con-
tains, Planets, Moons and Metrorites,
IN article OF absorbing interest. Wink
leman, The Profession of and Architect
English System of Penal Servitude, Tie
Revolutionary movement in Russia,
Circums!antlal Evidence, The Political
situation, together with the usual re-
view Of Literature,
Thcs reviews contain the cream of
English current literature. There is
nothing else equal to them. They can
be had of the l.. Scott Publishing Co.,
New York, at 81 each, or 81 per mnum,
or $l2 per year for the four reviews, or
Backwood.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Bustnc,s az sfsndotu.---Messra. Crutn-

Business az Hsndoto - essra. Cruu-
ley & Barker have opened an immense
stock of goods at Mendoza, and when
there, few days since, they were SELL
ing them at rapid rate. These gentle
men are Immensely popular and under
stand their business. They are assisted
by Nj. Royal Cplmley, who is sharp
and reliable salesman, We know of few
houses doing a better business, and
where there is a finer combination of
large and varied stock, low prices, good
quality, and polite attention. They are
certainly selling an immense amount of
goods.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Desirable Property for Sale.

We call special attention TO the ex-
ceedingly cheap property offered for
sale by Mr.. W. ID. Jones. Ills house is
on perhaps the most fertile acre lot in
Bristol, and has every convenience a
family could wish. 1t has the unusual
merit of being within one square of the
very centre of business on Main Street.
The lot west of the Baptist Female Col
lcge, is half an acre, and one of the most
beautiful loratons in all Bristol. The
lot near Barker's brick house and Col
Inns framed residence il 4 very dosira-
BILE one, and can be hid at a very low
figure. The lot near the Tennessee De-
pot, and those in Bosangvlle can be
purchased very low. Persons who de-
sire good property while it can be had
very cheap had better call on the Editor
Of the Neios before there Is an advance
In prices. There is no more doubt of An
advance in all town property, within this
year than there is of the coming of New
Years day. But any Of this property
can now be had at the lowest figure that
has ever been put on 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Greatest attraction of the day,
Lawn Festival and Anderson,s
New Goods.

The Goodsor Election. WINS q
very small vote polled last Tuesday IN
tlw Goodson municipal election. The
old Board was reelected, except that
Mr.. j. A. Burkner was substituted for
Mr.. j. NJ. Trammell, who declined re-
election There WAS m opposition tick
ct sprung on the morning Of the election
but II wns easily defeatad, there being
practically no issuc on which to oppose
the old Board, which was for the n. q.
X. Il. Ivy very decided majority, the
small minority In II being merely pms
slvc, II indeed 40 much can he said ut
NIL. Our people mean to stand like a
wall Of granite to the n. g., which IL
destined TO make Bristol city Of very
decided siEe and rank
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
THE FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Total Destruction Of Win.
StOn'S Warehouse.
APPARENT ATTEMPT TO
BURN THE TOWN

Our town was suddenly aroused by
the cry Of fire last night ut IL o'clock.
In few moments almost the entire pop
ulation Of our town was assembled.
The fire originated in the stable of Mr..
V. Keebler, near his residence and with
In 20 feet Of Winston's large framed
warehouse "a by $50 feet, and extending
from Cumberland street 10 Winston's
alley. The timely arrival Of Mr.. James
L. Hammer resulted in breaking the
door OF the stable and saving IN the nick
of time two valuable horses owned by
Mr.. Keebler, but his valuable milch COW
was burned to death. The flames soon
leaped the alley and consumed the stable
Of Mr.. Chas. Harmeling. Notwithstand-
Ing the perfect stiffness of the atmos-
phere the immense Tobacco Warehouse
Of Prof. John II. Winston & Son was
soon involved and wholly Destroyed
The flames then spread to the long liue
Of stalls and the blacksmith shop on
Winston's lot and they were consumed.
The Episcopal Church, Mr.. Keebler's
residence, Wins,on's Store house, the
News Office, and number of other
buildings were saved by the splendid
cxertions Of the people and the stiffness
of the night There was very little To-
bacco In the Warehouse, which, together
with the large scales and some other
loose articles was saved Prof. Win
ston's loss will amount to some 81 200,
insured for 81 900. Mr.. Keebler's loss
is some 5000, and Mr.. Harmeling some
5000.
AT the same hour the stable Of Mr..
w. W. james now used by Mr.. Nor
Ellington, on Shelby Street, Bristol, was
fired, and we learn little girl saw the
match applied and gave the alarm in
time to have the fire extinguished, A
few hours earlier the stable of Mr.. 4.
Fillingcr was found on fire and cxtin-
guished. Insurance is Indispensable, n
fire company would he very wise and
desirable, but once more we say, our
people, II they can take hint, will
cease to build wooden hulks In the CEN
tire of our town. If not, our town guar
dians should stop it by the strong arm
of the civil law. We charge nothing
for this hint, but 1t ought to mean bust
n,ss. A strong wind last night would
have given our people hint they would
have remembered for life.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Sidewalk Letter.
On THE SIDEWALK,

may 10, looU.l
This has been an eventful and rather
sad week. Two fires, one of them di-
'astrous, and the apparent incendiary
attempts on the property and business
of the town have excited our people no
little. The sudden death of Mrs. G. NJ.
Written yesterday morning has cast a
gloom over oul town. She was most
estmable lady, leaves a husband and
two children, and all our people to
mourn her unlinely death. Her re-
mains were taken to-day to Fincastle for
mterment. The drought is becoming
serious. Grass, oats, and garden veget-
ables have ceased to grow, and still the
skies seem made of brass. The frost of
the 3Oh ult. did much damage to the
apple and pear crop. The 30Ih of April
has become noted for dangerous frosts.
The n. &. II. X. Co. will soon have its
reorganization and then you may look
for increased vigor. Mendoza will be
reached before frost. Last Tuesday
morning four Of the convicts dug ont ut
Mendoza, and reward Of $l5 each is Of
fered Tor their areest. They are young,
1.-THE, and black. The wheat crop is nat
gone up. You look out for good one.
The ladies' of the Mite society have their
unique and elegant entertainment in the
grove this evening. The weather could
not be better for il. Tomorrow even
ing it will be repeated. The Baptist Ia
dies male some 500 at their supper.
And now mine excellent friend DR..
Phillips has married. lie has chosen
one OF the most estimable ladies In The
county-a renl jewel. May the Gods ia
vor them with long life and happiness.
DR.. Phillips is one one of the most in0u.
tial gentlemen in our Dist, MS well MS
one Of the best physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keehlcr return their
profound thanks TO The people Of Bristol
for their generous work so effective IN
saving their dwelling last night.
And now If you wrnt the finest beer
in the world you will find it at Chas.
lIarmeling's.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

Efficient IN ScruIula and lkin dis
ea>. ii. NJ Allrn, VI. ID NC
Successful IL Dyspepsia and Chr0n
ic DnrrhGa. - Prof. Suni'l Jackson
NJ ID Uuiv. If Pa
"Adapled in Chlnraiic aud A@m,,
cnndltions md certain diseases u Gu
, liar Ia women disorders uf The kihIev,
and bladder PROF J j. Mourmur
NJ ID Va.
Unsatisfactory In Dyspepria Chronic
Diarl lmn and urrvnns diseases arising
from impure hlnrd; rlsn in ""rlait
diseases III females. - Gen T. Harri.
son, VI ID. Physician Woman's los
plrrl n Y.
U'"d with great benefit in Nals
rial Fever and Dipthrra vs.. +
Dlr"n, VI ID Ga.
"Pr"npl ~ relief of hpndachr. hoil
+irh and nervous, and chlli-. ~ Rev.
+. 4 D0tsnn W..
Excellent ~ restoring dpmlitatrr
systems I" hralih aud strength e.
Th"S &. Mercer. VI. u Ind.
Tonic Alternative. diurptic; one a.
aiur"'4 greatest remedies - Medical
Assoc of Va Lvnchhurg.
Recommended ~ n i,ho,hylactic IL
Malarinl Districts I'D II Fuirrx, NJ
-. N o
II find II the hest remedy I ever
nand In diseases Of the throat ~ Z A
Slh"rd. VI ~. n. &.
Very beneficial IN uterine drran..r.
menis aud malsrini conditions. "-G
w. Val NJ, u. ohio.
MY experience j. very favorable I,
IT, curative virtu' "-Thus. +. Rum.
bald. VI -. ~ louis.
Sampl" snpply Sent free IN any PLY
sician de~iriug To test. Pamphlet
sent free Analysis with each pack
nge. Water ~ IL comes from IT,
~ Jugs 81 Ter cn~e. Mass 10 cls az,
81: $50 aud IS 90 for hnIf drz sen
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curative mowers IF the water mud i,
convenient. pnlatahle and soluble.
Address
A. NJ DAVIES. Prest. az the 60
IS Main 81 L0nrhhW0 Va
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Tenn. nov 4, 20 ~