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Virginia News.

The Rockingham Register says: Mrs.
Rosa BLY,. living on the Mt. Clinton pike,
two miles west OF IIarrisonburg, has in her
possession Bible which is one hundred
and fifty years old and a rockingham
which is two hundred and twelve years
old. These relics have been handed down
from generation 10 generation in the fam
lily.
The VdUev Iirginidn says: Burwell,
the little son OF Mr.. 5. VI. Wilkes, met
with n very severe accident Tuesday. He
was climbing tree. and when about twelve
feet from the ground lost his hold and fell
on a sharp paling. The paling tore the
| flesh from his side in n horrible manner
and dislocated his shoulder. When found
by his mother he was entirely unconscious.
and the most serious apprehensions were
entertained. At last accounts, however,
he was improving.
The Suffolk Herald says: On Sunday
morning last Mrs. Ahern, well-known
widow lady OF Suffolk, was found i'm her
| bed in n state Of unconsciousneSS, and evil
IDENTIFY under the influence OF 4 powerful
narcotic. The unfortunate lady fingered
until near night, when she died. Two
empty fundamentals were found i'm her
4
apartment. and it is supposed that she
drank their contents; whether with the
intention OF killing herself or to relieve
temporary pain remains mystery which
at present cannot be solved.
The Lynchburg Vrginidn says: A pri-
vatc telegram received in this city Thurs
day states that white man named Chum-
ney was knocked in the head and robbed
by two negroes near Prospect depot Thurs
day morning. Ii seems that Chimney
was sitting on a rock some distance from
the depot when the two negroes ap-
preached him and asked him to give them
the change for bill one OF them held in
his hands. Chimney took his purse ont
OF his pocket, and while counting the
money was knocked sen>eless by the ne
groes. who took from him all his money,
amounting TO about so. and left. He re-
NAMED unconscious for some time, but
was not seriously injured. No trace ha,
been found Of the negroes.
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penscs besides losing the time and expend-
inc the labor which nre lost and spent
whenever such man goes away from
home to make speech. The speaker
does his part; they do theirs. So
as to other abcrers In the political vine-
yard--thc rich men OF the party see to 1t
that the men who do the work and lose the
time shall not also be compelled to spend
all the money.
A BostoB paper says:
"what, pray, are politics, but the SCI
ence and art OF government, and what Is n
politician but man who interests himself
in this science and art a man who sneers
at politics and avows his unwillingness 10
have anything 10 do with them thereby
conicsses his disloyalty to the obligations
OF citizenship"
just so. Are you one OF those who
shirk their duty 90 citizensf
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Family all taken sick at night. Unusual
symptoms. Seemed like poisoning. What
could 1t bes What had they eatens Was
II arsenic in the soupl Was IL strychnine
in the cofieey Was IL rats'-bane in the pie
None OF these. The clstern had not been
cleaned for n long time. The family had
been drinking impure water. They might
have died, only that they took Perry Davis's
Pain-killer. Family well. Farmhouse
happy, Everybody pleased. ~
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BUCHANAN.

DEMOCRATIC MAYOR AND CoUNCH-UNPR0-
yOKED ASSAULT.
ICorresDonoence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST s, 1888.
An election for Mayor and Council took
place here on yesterday. Party lines were
tightly drawn. but the Coalition were
beaten nearly two TO one.
An assault with rocks and cane was
made on q very quiet, peaceable young
man. who was badly beaten and abused,
simpIyfor making of an election-tlcket for
the Mahoneites headed by 4 colored man
Tor Mayor. The Coalitionists got excited
over it, although they boosted they would
elect negro Mayor previous to the cleo
ton.
The weather is very dry. a.
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The Norfolk Vrginian SAYS that by all
means the Democratic State Executive
Committee should issue a campaign paper
modelled after that formerly conducted by
hEiLEY ~ GLASS. All right. Go ahead.
GLASS is still able and willing to take up
the pen.
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some OF our northern contemporaries
are very much exercised over the locust
plague. Well, it is time for them to be. il
the aforesaid locusts are Of the species bav.
ing certain Hebrew characters on their
Wings.
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E THEY MUST BE sOLDl

The pretiiesi lot Of Sc. LAWNS that We have had
this season:
Only few pieces II those beautiful PRINTED
LINEN LAWNS marked down from 2j %
l2kc.-those who come carly VIII get them;
The most beautiful goods Of the scison- PRINT
Ed ORGANIZE MUsLISS-marked down
from 37k to zoe;
The biggest kind of bargains IN CARPETS ana
CM-CLOTIIS-markcd down 30 cost and less
BLEACIIED LINEN DAMASK sid for less Than
cost Of manufacture;
TOWELS. TOWEL Swell. Just come and ~
them. and you viii see that we are the leaders
In low prices;
1000 pair more Of those YELLOW FINE LIsLE
GLOVES st &c. pair;
PEARL BUTTONS at lOc. per card-sold every
where az Zoe. per dozen:
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS AT 7isc.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
We have reduced our stock % very small proper
portions, but what we have arc in perfect Or
der We shall close them AT price. way below
cost
LkCES, LACES. LACES.
Come 10 the big LACE stle-5,0o0 yards 20 he
sacrificed at about onc-half their value.
Remember. we are going 10 close out All - DE
above lots this week. so come at oncc-ihcro /.
danger I'm delay. LEVY, DAVIS & Co,
iy2o 9Ol Main street. corner Of Ninth.
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The Bedtord Sentinel copies the Dis,
potch'S account of the sale of HuBARD's
bronze copy of HoUDoN's Washington,
which has been in Monroe PARE for nun.
Der OF years, and asks, "Who will give Q
history OF the original HoUDoNg' A few
years ago Colonel SHERwIN MCRAE pre-.
pared and published an exhaustive sketch
OF this celebrated work of art.
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"A cablesram informs us that the En-.
peror OF Germany and the Emperor OF
Austria met at Saltzburg Wednesday. but.
we regret to state, does not advise us which
remarked TO the other what the Governor
OF North Carolina said TO the Governor OF
South Carolina.
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The declaration OF Oscar Wilde that II
ne should settle In this country Il would
be In Virginia affords relief to the fears OF
the other States. But Virginia should be
given chance to get rid OF Malone first.
IL would not be right 10 have any State
aiilleted with both OF them at once
Pittsburgh Dispatch
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DEATHS.

Died. n the residence Of Il. +. Moss, In Surry
county, August sth, at o'clock 7. M.JAMES VI.
PAYNE. formerly of GOOchland county, Va. In
the seventy-thrd year Of his age. lie was bro
Their Of Dr. Payne, Of the same county.
Died. Thursday morning, August o. 1883. at
1915 O'Clock. CHARLES Il. BAILEY. In the
tweni y-second yea of his age.
Funeral will fake place at Union station Metho-
dist church THIS friday EVENING at "a
o'clock. Friends and acqualntanccs Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Died, In Fluyanna county. on the night Of the
Sth instant, BRANrLEY. youngest SON of Rev.
William f.. and Mrs. Jennie ;. Hatcher.
The remains will he brought 10 the city THIS
MORNING, and will be buried at hollywood Inn
medlatcly after the arrival Of the Richmond and
Allegheny train which reaches the cily at 1918
A. NJ
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All the Republican papers North hold
Mr.. Randolph Tucker up as an extreme
flee-trader. Had they heard his speech be-
fore the Lynchburg Convention they would
have been convinced OF their error, for he
was In thorough accord with the platform
resolution on the abingdon Stand
Hrd
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POLITICAL.
TVLf II MI.
~--~-~---~~--~-~@>-~-~-r- $4,000, ---------~----
DOLITICAL NOTICE.
DOLITICAL NOTICE.

TO TIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT COMPRISING
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUN-
TIES OF PONliATAN AND CHESTER
FtELD:
The Democratic Delegates for the above Legis-
htiye district viii assemble I'm convention 40 Bon
Air. I'm Chesterfield county. on the Richmond aud
mate Two candidates for The House Of Delegates
from the said district Each district and ward
will select delegates on the basis of one for every
hfty votes cat FOR the tv, electoral Hancock tick
cts in 1880. The city OF Manchester Is entitled q
ten delegates. PowhaLn county Ia eight delegates.
and Chesterfield county 10 twcnty-fOur delegates.
L. G. WARWICK.
County superintendent Of Chesterfield county.
AN H-td
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FANCY GOODS.
= T Z V f y 5
,PENS THIS WEEK

OPENS THIS WEEK
4 fun line OF Tie celebrated AMERICAN CHINA,
superior toauy English porcelain gool--every
piece warranted
Another invoice OF thar HANDSOME DIAMOND
GLASSWARE-the pretilcst pattern offered
this season;
\ large assortment Of BlRD-CAGEs ga an shapes
and colofs ai low price;
Five hogshcads ESQ dozcnl Of those PLAIN
GOBLEIs n soc. dozen:
We have a few HANDSOME EBONY PEDEs-
TAILS. and have marked them way down %
close them out;
IAMsfOCKs doth Grass and webb HAMMOCK
ROPES. and sTEETCHFRS bottom price,;
All Sizes WATER-COOIERs %, low - the low-
est.
We have a few CtuLDRES's CARRIAGES LETT,
10 be closed regarccs. % cost. 40
STEVENS,
WA sos Broad street.
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE VALUABLE
IN INDIGEsTION.-Dr Daniel L. Nelson,
Chicago says: 81 find ii a pleasant and val
liable remedy In indigestion, particularly
in Oycrworked men,
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DRY GOcDS.
G. -OU I : \ J. +
AT
LEVI HEXTER'S,
NO. SO7 BROAD STREET.

For the next THIRTY DAYS orr we'll selected
stock Of DRY GOODS. MOTIONS. and FANCY
GOODS must De closed out regardless OF cost Do
make room for improvements In The store. This
gives an opportunity 10 buyers 90 buy good, at
such prices seldom offered. as every article DIS
marked way down. Among our large stock 90
goods We offer
, cases Of BEST BLEACHED COTTON az 7fc.;
BLEACHED and BROWN sllEETlNG~, p
and SOc.:
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASIlMERES M 35c.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAslMEREs 45c.. worth
6pc..
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAsIlMEREs 63c.. worth
Sjc.;
All wool BLACK CA>lNERES 75c. worth
81:
ELEGANT UEAVY-LINEN TOWELS 23c.. worth
3Oc LADIES and MISSES FINE BLAth
Hose. Dcrby-rlhbtd. Z2c.;
so dozen PLAIN and DOTTED WILL FIGHTS
1T Toe. worth DE. and large lOt 90 tliAN.
WHITE, and BLACK SPANISH tbs ami
FICIIUES. and many other bargains. a
jy29-eod LEVI HENTER'S.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ca
FIRST REGIMENT VA VOLUNTEERS, :
RICHMOND, VA, August 9, 1888.
CIRCTTIAR No

4 IIKIU LIN No. I,
|. The Company win assemble promptly at 9lF
o'clock SATURDAY NIGHT IN full-dress uni II
form prepared 10 leave for IT. summer encamp-
ment.
IL. Members Of the Company must designate To
Assistant Omrtcrm tstcr- Sergeant Hancock FRI
DAY NIGHT the points at which they wish him
10 call for their baggage. Baggage must be ready
by T.. VI. SATURDAY.
III. Honorary and contributing member, who
wish % accompany the command must assemble
promptly NJ the Rcgimental ArmOry At $50 i. NJ.
FRIDAY or communicate by mail with these
Headquarters 10y that time I'm order that suitable
arrau gemenls may be made for their entertain-
mcnt W. ID. DAVIS. Captain.
WALTER CHRISTIAN. Acting First Sergeant.
au lg-lt
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MARRIAGES.

Married. August 3. ss3. at the residence Of the
brido's father, in this city. by the Rev: I. c..
Dashicll, ID. d., Mr.. II. Il. BERKELEY. Of Hano-
yer county. to Miss MAMIE L., daughter Of
IandO. G, Berkeley.
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BaNgOe CORSET.
THE GREAT BAMBOO CORSET,

THE GREAT BAMBOO CORSET,
MADE OF COUTIL.
PRICE ~,
l. now acknowledged 10 be the Bi ST CORSET
ever advertised and sold 10 the public. II Is made
of " COUTlL," far better article than Corset
Jean. aad challenges competition with any Corset
sold At $50. and even D gtcr-priced goods. Buy
no other. and insist upon the GREAT BAMBOO
CORSET.
Beware Of worthless limitations bearing similar
names.
The GREAT BAMBOO CORSET f. put mp ia
green boxes for white and slate boxes Tor cOlored
and the genuine article f.
SOLD At 81.
For sale by LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
1917 ana 1919 Main street.
MAYER, STROUsE & CO.., = Broadway,
&C. IO-eOd3m Manufacturers.
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Sweden has given the degree Of Doc
tor OF Philosophy to the daughter Of an
army officer.
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"The Democratic nominee for Cover.
nor OF Minnesota has declined" 1t is GER.
tain that he Is not an Ohio man.
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EEB1NesE .
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS Il. l.. |. BLUEs.l
RICHMOND. VA. August o, 1888.
SPECIAL ORDER No. j.-AsSemblc \
- AT your Armory THIS friday EVENING 3
az 81 o'clock sharp. In fulldre,s uniform. with :
summer helmets. 10 pay the last tribute of re- IL
spect to our deceased cOmrade. Corporal G.. Is.
BAILEY. by order \. PIZZlNI. Jr.. Captain COM
m1uding. +. Il. GLAZEBROOK,
an iO-lt< First sergeant.
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WOOD AND COAL.
.0AL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
COAL-All kinds Of ANTHRACITE Tor CRATE.
stoves. and furnaces. under shelter ami dry. tN~I
BANK LUMP SPLINI. 500. HAIL >PLlNI
SJ--hc-t in The market.
PINE WOOD. sl.75 and - per haif-c"ri OAh
WOOD. S2.75 per hIlfcord. LONO WOOD, sawed
and split. for kndl!ng. 1908 Cary street, 0r EOS
Broad street. Telephone, los.
au 3 4. H. PAGE
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NTHRACIrE I'D CINLRERLNND

n COAL.-WIRT BOBhRT>. wholesale and
retail dealer In best quality ANrHRAtiIE and
GEORGES GREEN NBEELAND COAL.
Tob1cc0-manut,cturcrs furnished DIV tie cargo,
or On lots from 10 % 700 tons. 20 baltimore AMI
GEORGETOWN quOlltions Also. WEST VIRGINIA
SpLfNT. CLOVER NIL MP. and DAN AMI
PINE WOOD sawed aud >UhtI. of choice quality.
~ lowest market rates. ONCE trd yard. corner
seventeenth and Cary streets. Telephone No.
100. jy 24-3m
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KANAWHA sPLINT COAL.

Attention Of dealer, and consumers Is invited
Ia the above SUPERIOR COAL, beng justly con
sidcIcd the best ON the market, and gives uutfctl
satisfaction Orders FOR winter .uppll., -ulciici.
-. T.. IN HROP
sole agent f1r Richmond,
fT27 Seventeenth street. a. Draw bridge.
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II. WATKINS. ~ EAST MAN

/ y. " 4 M - - III u IT y
81. STREET, 70 extend us trade ana employ li'
teams ia summer, oiiere Duyer--uofahlY cash
every grade of tUEI. az close rlies-,Ay Gas anu
MIND COKE. HARD aud SOFr 60 A.; DAN,
HICKORY .audPl WOOD, llloa1 NAMtDfnr
.25Ol \ call or mail or telephone Ibl2l or-,r
from every one. Motto: - fuel each Oh ~ unt oi
ofilce unspent. Bring it and try IL. my 2o-eod5m
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C,oALBURGH sPLINT COAL;

ANTHRACITE COAL-Al sizes.
C0ai scrscacd and kspt diy unfair Shefer.
=. H. HALVES.
ives Eighteenth aud Cary STREETS.
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AMaSEMENTS.
LAWN PARTY.

TVHE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
L ISOLATION LAWN PATTY. Tweuty-nftli
street near Broad. will close TONIGHT. \ fine
gold ring viii be given 10 TIE most popular young
lady present. fireworks, balloon ascen,iOns, and
a fine brass hand OF music. All friends of the cause
are earnestly requested 10 attend. The museum
contains many novel attractions. an cult
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nTRING THE NEXT SINTNO

nURING THE NEXT ; | y 1 "a
IL DAYS we offer unusual inducements n ~,
FURNITURE. having q large and varied a. III
soriment ~ new STYLES and patterns in L Ak-.
IOR. CHAMBER. and DlNi>G-EooN NLl -
We know II VIII be TO the Interest oi purchaser F"
examine our stock. A. We seldom fsil to make 5.ts
where the goods please. Ne have some very Dig
SlDEBOAHDS sud PLUSH ONtktn ~
LOR SUITS very cheap. y. GAlilRlchL
son, Id Goycmor street. je lO-3m
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FUKNgTt Ht

EURN | Il f. n
500 WALNUT SUITS. 800 POPLAR ana ~
ASH SUITS. 100 PARLOR SUITS. fNery-'
thing la the furniture HE. LARGEST stock Target
business, and lowest prices. AL ana see.
WILLIAM DAfFRoN,
Ass east Main street.
Rranrh Ilouse. A west Broad street. Isl I-im
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wHATTHE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC
PAPERS HAVE TO SAY.
shenandoah Herald. ]

1t is undoubtedly very pleasant work foi
the average Coalition editor to write fren'
zied protests against the Democratic plat
form; but well wager that they VIII nave
something more horrible to protest agalns,
after the day Of election. Then they VIII
be calling on the mountains to fall upon
them and hide from them the sight OF the
appalling Democratic majorities. 80 mote
IL lpf
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used TO. Perhaps it is the newspapers
that make 'em So Bother the news
papers.'
Do YOU think these tailors, tricks
prevail everywhere p the writer de-
n,anded fer instance, in America !?
Do they do them in New Yerk
Most assuredly,' was the reply.
"In Boston /? the writer continued.
Yes. yes" screamed the tailor.
''In Chicago
More than anywhere else, he fair
1. yelled.
I'm Philadelphia
"Ah, no, the tailor signed gently,
modifying his zone and forgetting his
anger. Not in the Quaker city
Not in the home of brotherly love.
Everywhere but there.
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A DELAWARE ROMANCE.
A Farmers Daughter Won by q
Pack Peddler

Delaware Dispatch in the philadelphia Times.
The recollection of an interesting
episode in the life of a Sussex countv
family has just been revived here by
the appearance OF the hero after an
absence of twentv.six years. Early in
the spring of 1915. before the days of
railroads in this section, there drove
up to the door of a farmhouse near
Georgetown one of the most welcome
of visitors to womankind at tina: peri
oil, peddler. He was a fine repre-
sentative of his class, about 81 years
old and good-looking. Upon entering
the farmhouse with his wares he was
Immediately struck by. the beauty and
womanly grace of the only daughter
of the old farmer, a young girl of 20
summers. He was bold in his admir-
alton end the young woman, little used
to attention. blushed like a rose under
his chances and smiled her encourage
ment. 1t was case of love at first
sight and before the peddler left the
house 1T HdtdSeu W. udSC a iIiNdtc
chat with the girl and told her that
his name was William SpauIds and
that he was captive to her charms.
She heard him willingly, and when
the knieh, of the pack proceeded on
his Journey Kitty Johnson was .Je-
frothed TO William Spaulds Six
months later fine peddler came t.
claim his affianced. The girl wa
the only child and the aged farmer and
his wife we're 10th tn have their daugh-
ter make IN unequal match. They
demonstrated, but in vain. The youn.
lovers were married The Old folk:
could iot b, come reconciled to the
manner of the courtsbip anu marriage.
~ le-., thar a year both father and
mother died. Spaulds gave up ped
ding and undertook the management
of the farm, but in four years time
the Shirt had visited them and the
farlu passed into the hands of credi
tors. Spauld was a peculiar fellow
and seemed ever 10 bad luck. HI
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The South and Southeast, Florida

Should you contemplate trip to Nash
silIe Chattanooga, Atlanta, Charleston, 5.
c.; Savannah, Ga; Jacksonville, FlOrids,
or in tact, any point in the South or South
east. 1t will be to your interest TO examine
the al Tantages over all other lines offered
by TIE St. Louis. Iron Mountain Il South.
ern Railway-"Iron Mountain route"-in
the way.of fast time, elegant equipment,e etc.
At present daily train is run from st.
Lows Grand Union Depot, attached to
which will be found an elegant Pullman
palace sleeping car, which runs through'to
Nashville, Tenn, where direct connections
are made with express trains OF connecting
lines for points mentioned above. This
train connects at Nashville with the jack
sonville express, having Pullman palace
sleeping car of the very best make attached,
which runs through to jacksonville. Flori-
"a, without change.
For further information address
F. CHANDLER,
General Passenger Agent.
C. B. KINNAN,
| Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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IN A STILL HOUR
Two Learned Men Have q Talk and
Come to a Common Con-
clusiOn.

There can be no question as to that"
said DIR. p, who is prominently con-
nected with certain hospital, to his lend,
the :.ouse Surgeon, as the two sat having
a smoke AMI quiet chat in the reception
room late on a .eceni stormy night
question IT all Ever since l began
prac ice in that little country village
you've heard NE speak of, away up
! in Lake On, ario, thirty years ago. have
relt in opmon with all other physicians
the need of a reliable plaster. There are
so many disea, es-if, indeed, the nlajority
do DOT come under the rule--for which
good external application is better than
remedies poured into a patients stomach"
! That's so, Doctor and to show you M
faith in your theory, may say that since
| | have held INV position here, / have OPP
p,.s~d the idea of dosing people, except in
cases when we we're al our wits and 1t
seemed to be that or nothing. Some sOorh-
| ing app Gallon, If the patient needs any
thing, co rbined with rest and good nurs-
sing, will do the busine>s-save where
cases of accidents require heroic treat
meut"
\ "I saw, Doctor" said the other, "you can
speak of it, or not, just as you like, but in
NV private Or" tice, when | want anything
of the sort. L BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER. It's a proprietary
thirg, of Irse, but it is by all odds the
best plaster / have come across. 1t is
scientifically prepared, quick in taking
hold, sure to relieve where relief is pOssi-
BILE. aud as neat as wax 10 handle 1t Is
, Just the perfect flower OF all that has ever
been done in that line. happen to know,
too, that it is being rapidly introduced in
the1 principal hospitals of London, Paris,
; and other leading cities in Europe"
"You needn't fret, my friend" laughed
, ,he Hog Surgeon. lover the chance Of
, being caught in an act OF professional
, hetorodoxy, for we use Benson's here every
day. and SO they do at the other city hos
Z pitals. We find it SO much better than
5 liniments, lotions, &c, that the bottles are
e actually getting scarce in the house."
s Bepson's plas,ers ar, prepared from an
. improved formula by distinguished pbysi-
. clans to meet a want felt for years. You
I. will rot be disappointed in them. In The
{ middle of the genuine is CUT the word
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