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Snccial NOticc.

The following letter explains ITSELF
MeSSrS. Christian d White:
Gentlemen. In response to your inquiry
/ give YOU below list OF premiums award
ed your firm at the late State Fair:
Best display fancy groceries, diploma.
Best lager beer, diploma.
Purest distillation whiskey, No. =, diplo'
ma.
Purest distillation whiskey, No. |, first
premium.
Norton wine, premium.
Clinton wine, premium.
Best boiled Virginia ham. premium.
Best baked Virginia ham, premium.
Yours respectfully.
[Signedl GEORGE W. MAYO,
Secretary.
NIB. Where diplomas were awarded no
premiums were given.
CHRISTIAN Il WHITE.
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COMPRESSED.

1T Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN
LINES THE REASONS WHY
TARRANT's SETTER APPERlENT
SHOULD BE PREFERRED As a CORRECT
I'VE AND Alternative TO EVERY OTHER
MEDICINE IN USE. FIRSTLY, 1T ALLA1s
FEVER; SECONDLY, 1T CLEANsEs THE
BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE OR PAIN
THIRDLY. 1T TONES TIL v STOMACH
TOURTHLY, II REGULATES THE FLOW or
BILE; FIFTIfLY. 1T PROMOTES HEALIll
PFRsPIRATION: sIXTHLY. 1T RELIEVES
iiIE SYSTEM FROM UNWHOLESOME Hl-
H0Rs: sEVENTHLY. 1T TRAN.QulLLIIIzEt:S
THE NERVES; ElGHTllL1. 1T ACTS IfON On
IY. IT FORMS ONE OF THE MOST DEL J.
CiOTS COOLING DRAUGHTS THAT EYER
LID. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
no 3-Sa, Tu&Th2w
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neafh of Mrs. Andrew III. Christian, j r

The death OF Mrs. Heningham Lyons
Christian, wife Of Andrew II. Christian,
Jr., which took place Sunday evening, WAS
shock to large circle. Mrs. Christian
was daughter Of the late Judge William
II. Lyons, and had been married only a
year. She was 4 lady OF rare mental en-
dowments and singularly sweet and gentle
disposition, and during her young life,
which embraced scarce twenty-three sum-
mers, had drawn TO her host OF loving
friends. Her husband has the sympathy
Of the entire community, to whom he Is
almost universally known. personally or
by reputation. The funeral will take place
at II NJ. to-day from the First Presbyterian
church.
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The attention Of art critics and those IN
terested in Fine Art is called 10 q tine COL
lection of Italian Water Colors at the Fine
Art Galleryof Mr.. l.. Lewis. 9l2 Main
street. They are all original paintings by
the most noted artists, and range in price
from S2j 10 $3.50 each. He has supplied q
long-felt want, and enabled those who de-
sire to possess an original work OF merit
that is not duplicated at reasonable price.
The closest inspection OF Judges is in
yiied
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Evaueelisfs Coming.

A letter in reply to one addressed TO
Messrs. Moody and Sankey has been re
ceived in this city. 1t was written in Ire
land by Mr.. Dwight l.. Moody, and states
that he has received an invitation from the
various religious denominations Of this
city to come over and help them in their
good work. Mr.. Moody says that he will
find it impossible to accept the invitation
before the spring OF 1884, but at that time
he, in company with Mr.. Sankey, will be
in Richmond and commence Il series OF
evangelical meetings.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tho Election Returns.

The returns from Virginia and other
States as they are received at the Dispatch
Office tonight will be given to the public
by means of the stereopticon upon can
vas screen which has been erected in front
OF the Office.
The first bulletin will be shown not
earlier than s O'Clock.
Friends bringing us election returns will
please hand them in at the Twelith-street
door. The front Office will be closed.
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1t having come to my ears that ] intend
voting tue Coalition ticket, | take this
method OF denying the same, and TO say
| have no vote in Richmond, and ii | had
would exercise ii In the interest OF the
Democratic party A. +. NOEL.
Richmond, November 3, 1888.
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lanes q. Tiusiey's

Early June Peas,
Lima Beans.
Okra and Tomatoes. and
Tomatoes, all OF superior quality, aud
are for sale by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
500 Main street Pace Block.)
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Tho silver King.

The Silver King as presented by j. II.
Hayerley's Company will commence q
engagement at the Theatre
Thursday night. The play Is spoken Of In
high terms, and will draw o good house,
no doubt.
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Captain CHARLES ALLEN, Of Worcester (Mass')
Fire Department, says "After the doctor set the
broken bone used Pain-Kile as liniment, and
IL cured me in short time
Captain ID. S. GooDELL, Jr., of Searsport, Maine
says: For bruises, sprains' ana cuts L kho" oi
no medicine that is more effective"
DAVID PIERCE, Utica, y. Y, says: "For cuts,
bruises, burns, and sprains 1t has never failed to
effect a cure"
An accident may happen tomorrow. Buy
PERRY DAyIS's PAIN-KILLER Of any drug
gist. no S-sa'Iu@ IhIh
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The Richmond Light Infantry Blues and n
Section of the Howitzers Ordered 10 Dam
vile-Orders from the Governor, and His
Instructions to Major ii. C. Carter, Com
mandant on the Spot.
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We respectfully inform our customers
that our store will be closed on Tuesday
the 9th OF November (election-day). Please
send In your orders Monday.
Respectfully, &C.,
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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HIGH AUTHORITY.

Hop Biticrs Is not In any sense an alcoholic bev-
erage or liquor. and could not be sold for use ex-
cent 10 persons desirous Of obtaining medicinal
bitters GREEN Il. RAUM,
L. Commissi oner Internal Revenue.
50. BLoONfSGYILLR, o., May i, 1917
Sirs,-I have been suffering ten years, and trieu
your Hop Bitters, and It done me more good 'ilail
all the doctors. Miss D D DUNE
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uarasaye R,,,iard.Ysou.

Parties visiting the city will find the
handsomest biliard-hall in the State at
w. j. NANNING's,
GOO east Broad street.
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9itlmond 9ispatth.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER @, 1883.

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIuN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Regular Monthly MeetinG-ChanRc OF Time
Proposed-Nlessrs. Netherwood &c Barry
Likely TO BE Reimbursed for Losses-The
BclI-Telephone Proposition Meeting Ad-
iourned Until Thursday.
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BABY SAVED.

We are so thankful TO say that our nursing oaos
was permanently cured Of dangerous ana pro-
tracted constipation and rregularty OF the bowers
by the use Of Hop BiI,ers by It's mother' whlch a.
the same time restored her To perfect hca'th anu
strength The parents, Rochester ". l.
oc 23-Tu Th(wl&Sa1m
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GUNS. GUNS.

I WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
L OF MERCHANTS AND SpORfSsitN 70 my
large stock of GUNS--BREECIl- and MUZZLE-
LOADING GUNS. both double and single; ri.
FILES aud PISTOLS of almost every Kind. aud
SPORTING GOODS gencrally. Also. agent Tor
the safe of the celebrated DEAD-SliOT POWDER
and all other brands made by the american Pow
der-mills. L. W. TlGNOR. Cun-Dealer,
oc 3l-lm 1912 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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The Democrats OF Virginia to-day have
It in their powerto crush the foe that tor
ments them. We have but 10 come out in
our full strength and victory is certain.
Richmond must not fail in her duty.
As very, very little business can be done
here to-day, employers should show extra
ordinary liberality in allowing their en-
ployes time to vote. Ii you find this morn
ing when they arrive at your office that
they have not voted send them back. Send
them back! We must as near as possible
poll our full strength. The other side have
the election machinery in their hands, and
they will be pretty sure to poll their full
strength. So We must make great effort
Never forget that promptness to-day is all.
imDOrtant.
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PERSONAL.

V,HE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
l. AGAINST GIVING Credit, or paying any
money on my account. to
FRANCIS +. NEURATH,
as will not be responsible for any such debt or
payment -
no 6-its f. NEuRATH.
MO ONE Is AUTHORIZED TO COL
~ LECT OR CONTRACT ANY DIET for the
ISLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY ex-
cepL Mr.. j. l.. WARlNG, agent. no 4-2tH
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DrLIcATE AND FEEBLE LADIES.

Those ianguid, iircsomo sensations causing 20"
70 feel scarcely able to be on your feet; that con-
s,.n, Grain tha, Is taking from your system all Us
former elasticity; driving the bloom from your
checks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces rendering you irritable and fre,fo can cas-
,Iv ne removed by the use Of that marvellous rene
dy Hon Bit,erA Irregularities and distractions OF
vopr svstem are relieved at once, while the special
cause Of periodical pain are permanently removed
None receive 80 mach beneai. and none are 80 pro-
foundry grateful and show such an Interest In re-
commencing Hop Bitters as women.
FEELs YOUNG AGAIN.
any mother was afflicted long time with neu'
ralgia and duh. heavy, inactive condition oi ti''
whole system; headache, nervous prostranon' aho
was almost helpless No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago she began V
use Hon Btters with such good effect that sh'
seems and feels young again. although over seventy
years old. We think there Is no Other medicine h
10 use Ia the family."--A lady Ia Prooidence
BRADFORD. PA. May 8, 1879.
m has cured me of several discaseS-such as ner-
yousness, sickness at the stomach. monthly trou'
bles &C. have not seen n sick day In wear since
took Hop BitterS. All nv meghbors use them.
Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 LosT.-"A tour Of Europe that cost m'
$4,000 done me less good than one bottle of Hol
Bitters. They also cured my wife Of fifteen years
nervous weakness. sleepeSsncSs, and dyspepsia"
r. NJ. Auburn, y. Y.
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tant duties required the attention OF many
OF the members. His motion was adopted,
and after some further business OF an un-
important sort the Council adjourned to
meet next Thursday evening.
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BAR-R0OMS ARE CLOSED.
Police Force fs Enlarged, and Quiet
and Good Order are Expected 30
Reign In Richmond.
MOST PERFECT PEACE.
A Full Vote and Fair Count fs What
tho Democracy Expect and
Demand.
VOTE, BROTHERS, VOTE,
But Road Your Ticket Carefully Be-
fore Handing Ii I'm to tho
Judges.

The day is upon us. Already ballots are
rafting into more than thousand boxes.
On mountain-sldes, In the Valley, in the Pied
mont country, and beside the ocean and tidal
streams the people are pouring from their
homes. One great black, Boss-bound host.
moving In solid mass. comes with ballot
that approves the coalition with Arthur ;
the surrender OF eight out OF ten congress
sional districts to Stalwartism, the de-
baucherv OF Richmond's charter, and a
condition OF affairs for all Virginia cities
similar to that which has too long been
suffered by the Danville people. The other
host consists of freemen-men who detest
tyranny; who abhor Stalwartism, who re-
fuse q union with the envenomed party OF
prescription for southerners the libellers
and oppressors OF our land the traducers
Of Stonewall Jackson.
We strike to-day for n Legislature that
will be free to obey the people; q Legisla-
ture that will not give the congressional
districts over to our malignant foes; that
will not allow negro trustees for negro
schools, and that will leave Richmond and
all Virginia cities to be ruled by their own
true people.
Every man that shares our feelings
suOu'u 30 w lHc lOlIs' wv thNiN w S'hs
to vote. At only two Of the precincts
here Is il probable that there will be lona
to wait. But whether the waiting is to be
minute or an hour, no real Virgins
Democrat can hesitate to do his duty. II
he hesitates, It is to be hoped that his wife
or mother will put his hat on his head and
say, go; you must CO." No fear OF q
row. That is pretty well provided against
II the other side wish it, we will not graf.
iiy them. We want quiet and full vote
TO this end no drinky man will be al
lowed about the polls. The police are in
structed to arrest any one who shows hi:
liquor. Nor Will any loud or excited talk
ing be permitted. We want to vote. Some
OF the other side would no doubt be GLAD
enough to get an excuse to close the polls
No, vote to-day. II necessary, quarrel and
fight some other time. But do vote early
Vote before breakfast.
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EOR SALE, 500 FIRST-CLASS STOCK
II SHEEP-Ewes and Wethers-iu't arrived Al
my stock-psns, on the Brook road, adjoining the
State Scales. Apply at once.
no 2t% II. 4. BRACEE.
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i.Osr, SrRAYED, AND FOINi
MARnlAGEs, nUGGIEN, q,

LION SALE. AND ON ExHI-o&RLx,
fATENr TOR l. LANDAU ROCkAI Al, :, pAlsni-
I'd by q. & q. GRO$S, Carriage and WusoA Naa-
afsclyrer., 10 west Broad street. MehmoAa Va.
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sEwAar OF INVITATIONS. s7seacu
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTISG-fioUsE. Good work,
low prices. and sati sfaction guaranteed.
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6
REASONS
FoR USING
HoRsFonD's
BREAD
DREPARATI0N.
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wANJn.
A GENTS WANTED.
EXTENSIVE TERRITORY AND EXTRA LIB
ERAL TERMS.

"LIVFS OF THE CATHOLIC HEROES AND
HEROINFS OF AMERICA" sSi pages rs.
GILT edges. $3.50.
IRELAND. PAST AND PRESENT. 7GS pages.
50. Gilt edges, $3.50. .
JAMES SHEEHT
no 9-6t AZ Murray street, New York.
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VIII tho Negroes Vote I'm Ptttsyl-
vania?

1t is believed here that instructions have
gone forth from the Coalition leaders to
cause the negro voters OF Danyille and Pitt
syvania to stay away from the polls. III
so, ii is an attempt TO play the intimlda-
ton" game and bolster up tottering
I canSp
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Resignation and Appointment OF u
Judge of Election.

r. #. Daniel. Jr.. sent in his resignation
yesterday as Judge OF election for Fourth
precinct, Madison Ward. The Court ap-
pointed Benjamin W. Russell in his place.
|. A vacancy having occurred in the Board
OF Commissioners Of Election by the resig-
nation Of Mr. Daniel, the Court designated
James III. Pecor in his stead
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PERRY DAvls'S PAIN-KILLER.
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
w CARRIAGES. BUaGIFs, and WAGONS;
also, on hand several EXCELLENT SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES. LADIES PHAETONs.
TOP-BUGGIES, PA>sENGER-WAOONs and
TRACK sULkiES. For sale AZ very low prices
Apply TO W. G. SMITH.
oc 3l-lw sos north Fifth street.
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The COalitionists have printed ticket
headed DEMOCRATIC TICKET" Ii may
possibly get into the hands OF some inno-
cent Democrats and cause them to vote for
the candidates of the opposing party. The
bogus ticket is not at all OF the shape OF the
Democratic ticket. Ours is long and mar
row. The bogus is OF the usual size and 4
little longer than it IS wide.
Rn1d vonr ticket hcfore Won vote II.
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WANTED, YOUNG LADY As CASH
w TER In fancy goods store. Must be =
rlpid calculator. fiIst-c!ass references ioyulrci'
ASdress FANCY GOODS.
no 6-It care Of this Office.
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which Is TO say,
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WANTED. A YOUTH As OFFICE
w BOY AND COLLECTOR. Mrst write u
fair hand. If bright will have chance for pro-
molten. Address BteiNhSSs
NO S-It care OF this office.
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Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Vote carly.
Vote early.
Vote early.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
Tom Corwin's FatRi : psach.


Washington Letter - Lou, vi IL = u teri Trra,
Isaac E. Crary Of Mioa,s.a. Va. 4.
native of Connecticut. After ob.aln-
Ing license to practise law, he em,grat.
ed to the territory of Michigan, and
was elected q delegate to congress
from that territory. Michigan being
admitted Into the union nj u Btate In
1886, General Crary WAS elected q
representative to COL gress as q demo-
crat, and was continued in that body
until the Alb Of March, 1841. He
died in 1854, In the memorable presi-
dental osnvass of 1910, General Crsry
made q speech in the houne, In whI,h
he criticised the military career of
General Harrison. Tom Corw!n re.
piled to him, and suoh a reply! Even
the democratic members could not re-
frain from bursts of laughter. When
he got through there was very little
of poor Crary left. I heard 1t all, I
shall never forget the scene. Judge
East, of Nashville, Tenn, at the ole &C
of the late unpleasantness, was intro
duced to Mr.. Corwin In Washington,
One of the first things he said to hin
was: II have your speech In answer
to General Crary In my deuk at home
and I take 1t out cnce q year end reat
It," "That 10 the only speech I eve
made" replied Corwin, ''that Iregret,
II cannot see why you regret it,
responded East, "for 1 think 1t is tn,
best speech l ever read" II regrs
It," answered Corwln, "because 1
killed off Q very clever fellow"
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LIVE STOCK
Special Dispatches to The BsK.
CHICAGO.

Special Dispatches to The Bsx.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February % The Droven'
journal rep ,rts az follows:
Hogs-Opeued steady. but weakened
and closed Be lower; mixed, 6 35@7 90;
heavy, z G0@7 65; light, 6 25@7 10; skips,
Cattle-Slow and weaker; common to
medium 10@15c lower; fancy export steers
of l,600 pounds sold at 6 so; good to
choice shipping, 8 30@5 IS; common to
medium, 4 50@5 20; Dutchering, steady,
2 COCA rs; stockers and feeders, fairly
active and steady at 3 500 4 so.
Sheep Very weak and overstocked with
low grades; common to fair, 3 0093 80;
medium to good, 4 20@5 10; choice to ex.
tr., 5 1926 Is.
NEW YORK.
Nav YORK, February 2S.--The Drovers'
journal Bureau reports:
Beeves Area triie firmer and 81 90 a
head higher on medium grades; n car
lo2d sold at Z 25.,
Sheep-A tiff frmer and a fair clear.
aLce.
Swine-The embsrkation of live hogs
nomiaslly steady; Z 1907 60 per cwt.
BANsAs CITY.
KANSAS CITY, February 2s.-The Live
Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle "A shade lower and market
weak; natives steers of LOCO to 1,50(
lbs. 4S)@5 So; stockers and feeders, 8 3
ga Is; COWS, 225@3 IS.
Hogs-The market is unsettled ant
weak; light dwarf, q IS; medium, 6 20
early heavy, 6 80.
Sheep-Weak and slow; good to choice
4 00@4 40.
4 81. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS. February 2S.--Cattle-Th,
demand exceeded the supply, with price
higher and stror ger; exportp, 6 00@S Is
heavy shipping, dressed, 5 80; light do
5 rs; good butchers steers, 4 25@5 90
good cows and heifers, A 00@4 rs; com
mon, 8 25@3 rs; stockers and feeders
3 h094 rs.
Sheep-Common to medium, 3 25@
4 90; fair to good, 4 50@5 %; choice t.
fancy, 8 50@6 90.
Hogs-Market easier,
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Young Chickens.

| Western Agricultural.
Now that spring Is fast coming on,
1t may be best to consider the best
means of taking care OF the young
chickens which will o put In their
appearance.
Have a coop, provided with q dry
board bottom to It; not only will this
keep the coop dry, but It can be
moved from place to place, and not be
suffered to remain long in n place.
If you have an extensive run or
range, by all allow them a
chance to roam in quest of insects and
to pick the tender grass, but do not
let them out too soon In the morning,
before the grass la dry, nor should
they be out In the rain.
1t Is a difficult thing to keep large
numbers oil chickens together to ad-
vantage, unless the keeper manages
his young stock wisely. Where toe
many are kept together there Is dan.
ger Of overcrowding, and In this way
roup, or some other disease arising
from impure blood and air, Is brought
on to say nothing of the lice nuisance
During the hot summer months
chickens should not be exposed en-,
tirely to the direct rays of the sun,
and II they have no shady place to
retreat to, they gre In a pitable con
dition; nor does night bring relief, il
they have to crowd into hot coops lily
ventilated. Therefore, for several
good reasons, chickens should have
access to a good shade In the sum.
mer months, which is as Important In
summer as sunshine is In winter.
For a little cere and attention in
the beginning, the keeper will be
amply repaid tor all labor bestowed.
II. 8. w.
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COL. l.. T. FOSTER.

youngstown, Ohio, May 10. 1889.
yDn. B. ]. KENDALL b Col had aver valuA
bic Hambletonian cole that ! pnsed very highly
no had Q largo bono spawn on one Joint and :
small one on the other which made him vey
lame; I had him under the charge OF two vetoS
mary surgeons which failed TO cure him. WA
one day reading the advertisement Of Kendall,
SPAWN Cure In the Chicago Express determines
1t once 70 try II and got our druggists here },
send for 10, and they ordered three bottles; ! tool
all and i thought / would give II . thorough
trial, I used II according 30 directions and th'
fourth day the colt ceased TO be lame and th,
Jumps have disappeared. used but ono bottl
and the colts limbs are a. free OF Jumps and q
smooth "a any horse In the state He 10 entire
ly cured. Tho euro war 30 remarkable that
Rave lettwo OF my ~neighbors have the ramaiS
ing two bottles who are now usingit
Very respectfully,
Send for illustrated circular giving pcaitiy
pFooi. frloo o., All Druggists haze u or ca
get Il for ynu. nI. b, ]. Kendall d Co., Pre-
p~T9ton, ~fHoscnrRh Falls, VI.
bOjLJ hY All DRUGGISTS