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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-11
How to Save the Children.

We hope all of our readers, es-
pecially they Of the w. G. T. U.
household, will read Mrs. Tobey's
timely article on the Importance
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-11
w. C. T. q. DEPARTMENT.
"FoR Con AND HOME AND NATIVE
LAND"
Edited By Mrs. /. FL. Johnson.
Rational Woman s Christi0e Temper
dmce Union.

President-MIss FRANCES f. WILLARD, of
Evanston, Ill.
Cor. Sec.-Mrs. G. 3. Buell., SO Bible House,
N.
venna, q.
Asst. Rec. Sec.-Mrs l.. M. N. Stevens,
Stroud water, Me.
Treas.-Niss Esther Pugh, 1851 Walnut
st., CHM.
Southern Sec.-Mrs. G. II, Mcleod, 2S7
Mosher ST., Baltic, Md.
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A Fair Interview,

"There is rumor that you are going
to open bank, Senator" said a Chron-
icle reporter to Senator James 9. Fair,
who was met on Montgomery street
last evening.
"Woll, well, one of the boys was say
ing he'd heard such rumor, do you
know" replied the Senator, softly,
Yes, 2 bank in the Real Estate As
sociates' building, on Montgomery
street," 1t was suggested.
"lps strange" unused tho Senator,
"hoW little items of news arc sought
for, and not one of you ever say d
word in the paper about that new pave
ment Pye had laid on Pine street, DO.
tween Montgomery and Sansome.
why, my son, it's like driving over
velvet"
"Aud that ex.Bank Commissioner
Evan j. Coleman is to manage the
bank for YOU" persisted tho reporter.
"Bless me-" slowly remarked tho
Senator, carefully knocking the ashes
from his cigar, cine famous pavements
OF Paris are like dressed granite, and
knock horses feet all TO pieces, while
the pavement I've had laid has such a
springfield you ever notice the spring
of 1t, my SOM"
And that you sold your interest in
the Nevada Bank in order to start this
new bank" urged the interviewer.
"As was saying TO one of the news
paper men in Washington, never like
10 keep bit of news from the public.
Now, isn't this lovely evening?
Really, the evenings in San Francisco
are pleasanter than the days." solilo.
quized the Senator, gazing with wrapt
attention into the sky.-[San Fran
cisco Chronicle,
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Personal.


lac.
city.
j. p. Herrisop, of Sherman, is in
town.
II. s. Adams, Of Colorado, is in
town.
L. P. Davis, of Throckmorlon, is in
tho city.
Captain +. N. Cain, Palo Pinto, 10 in
tho city.
$. 8. Floyd, of Galveston, arrive
yeeterdsS.
Judge Bonham and son, of Chicago,
arc in the city,
G. 9. AcCarty, of Ell Paso, is here
for O fow days.
CIV. Conneltee, of Stephenyille is
here on business.
Robert AdSir, Houston, came M
yesterday morning.
II. il. Adams, prominent citizen of
Colorado City, is In the city.
The condition of Captain Jefferson
Peak is somewhat improved.
A. j. Chilsross, banker, Terrell,
came over yesterday on business.
Mr.. James A. Cox is solournlng nj
Hot Springs for couple Of weeks.
Mrs.. b. A. Aldrlch aad little niece.
Worth.
=, A. johnson and DR.. w. j. Green,
OF Corsicana, wore on the streets YES.
terday.
w. j. Burke, editor of the One,
Glass and treasurer Of GALVESTON, IL in
the city.
The condition Of Mr.. Rennsth Raw
nor 10 about the same. He liz still
very low.
DR.. q. Il. Voal has returned from
Leevsnw0rtb, whittier no went ON
professional business.
Robert Adsir, general baggage
agent OF the Houston & Texas Central
Railway, with headquarters a HouR-
ton, IL in tho city.
Mrs. Henry Boil loft last evening &C.
oompanied by Captain June Peak, her
son-in- law, on a visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs. Peak, at Albany, Shackelford
County, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. w. II. Murdoch leaves to. day
to spend q week with his vito anu
da lgnter, who are visiting friends In
Jefferson and who leave at the expl.
ration of that time for Louisville, " here
hey Will spend the summer. MIR.
.urdock will return TO Dallas.
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The most popular cigarettes at tho
popular price are Opera Puts.
A nfelon Thiaf


The melon patch of ID. b. Horn, 10.
Gated In the southern suburbs OF the
city, has been moonlight "picnic"
for tho colored gontry vi ,he vity ior
some time past On Sunday ght
last Alex. Barber stationed himself at
a convenient point and awaited the
coming OF tho evening visitors. He
was armed with n shotgun and was
determined 10 give them warm 10.
ception. His vigil was rewarded In a
very short time by the appearance or q
negro man, who proceeded TO pluck
two Of tho choicest melens In the lot.
Alex. ordered him TO halt, when he
dropped tho fruit aud ran. Barber
fred upon him, and blood was discov-
cred near the spot yesterday morning,
but the thief never ceased travelling.
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jury of inquest. Mrs. Shelly
\ daughter of the deceased,
was examined when tho taking OF
other testimony was resumed until
this morning. Her testimony wa as
follows:
al am tho daughter of Martha +.
Roberts, the deceased, and the wife
of Joe Shelley. DR.. Allen sent some
powders TO my neither, after We had
explained to him her condition
which wss az follows: Pains IN
her head over her left oye,
which wss very unusual with
In the last IA months. l followed the
directions sent mo by DR., Allen,
namely, one powder 1T about 9p. M,
tho second at about II M. The third l
did not give her, but gave it TO YOU
this morning Tor examination. The
pains Ia her head all day yesterday
were worse than at any previous time.
She complained moro especially OF
mors pains after she took the powders.
l Jaw her at Q o'clock this morning.
She was alive and az about 9 a. M,
when l awoke, found her dead. She
was i6 years old.n
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Tho Courts
CITY COURT,

City Va. IL. s. Davidson, c. Q. Bigies,
John Kennedy, John Wagner aud John
Brodorick, drunkenness; fined 50 each.
City va. Green Murray, disorderly
conduct; fined Sl2 and So for witness
fees.
City va. Harry Hodges, riding with
prostitute; discharged,
City va. John Bennett, obstructlng
sidewalk; discharged.
City vs.. Len keenan,, using niggor
shooter; discharged.
City va. II. III. Montgomery, carrying
pistol; fined SIS.
City Va. NJ. L.. Hodges, interfering
with private property; discharged.
JUSTICE KENDALL.
j. A, Rodman, assault and battery,
fined So an dcoAts; George Wilson, va
graucy, fined 81 and costs; Charles
Smith, drunk and disorderly, fined 81
and cost; Charles Tittcrington, va.
grapoy, acquitted.
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
Warrants Issued frem this court for
the following PARTIES: w. Il. Gunter,
disturbing the peace; y. Il. Allen, IS.
sault with intent to kill; Bob Steagsll,
simple assault and battery.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
PAN ELECTRlCT TELEPHONE
How the New" Hello" Exchange IL Fitted
Up - sudden Death - Chosen
Friends-A Child sCalded
ether Local Items
The Pan-Eleetric Telephone


A HERALD reporter called In ut tho
exchange of the PSn-Electrlc Tele-
phone, which is located in the second
story Of the building on the southwest
corner OF Elm and Stone streets. Ex-
tensive preparations are being made
and whom completed II will DO
tho finest exchange in the
South. The switch board
of the latest make and improved is of
cherry wood, with nickle-plated drops
and numbers and registers over 800
numbers, II Is more rapid and thor
ough than any switch board In use,
and cost q goodly sum. 1t made tho
reporter feel like pauper when
no heard tho sum IL cost
named. Lightning arresters are
being placed in position 10 prevent
the burning OF wires. The wire used
Is the hard drawn copper wire which
Is used on oil tho oompany's lines, 1t
being a superior conductor or tho cur
rent. A largo force Is ut work string
ing the wire for the line, and force Is
also engaged In putting in
house and business connections for
the 'phones. The territorial line be.
tween this city and the town OF Fert
Worth will be completed within a
week, and every effort will DO made TO
have the exchange in ship shape
on or about the lst of
tho month. Mr.. j. G, Watkins,
State electrician and superintendent
for the State, is here looking after
matters. He says they are putting up
an exchange In Dcnison, and that the
placing OF poles will begin to-day.
There 10 = large lot of wire
here on hand. There Is one
thing about tho Electric. II does
not propose to cucumber the streets
with number OF wires, but will con-
hne them, as near as possible, In ca.
blea,
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS

~
NEW ORLEANS, July 20.-FlourquloL but
arm. Choice, 4.5. tn AGO; ancy, AIS to 4, IS:
extra fancy, 5.25; Minnesota patent pro,
ces', 6Oi winter wheat atent, .. go.
Corn nomlnally unchanged. MiIed, 81
10 s. yellow, 6O TO 90; white, 6l tn g.
Oais iirmer Clearer Western, AZ.
orn meal easier, at 40 to 2.75.
Hay quiet but steady. Prime, 100 to
$50 choice, 10 o. TO o.
Pork iirmer, at LICK,
Lard, easier. Refined fierce, 0.75.
Bulk meats, demand light but holders
nm shoulders, 4 W; long clear, $50
clear ribs, $40.
aBacon quie. but steady; shoulders,
t.SlS; long clear, s,S7H; clear ribs, 6.75.
CHOICE sugar cured canvased hams, OK
tot "a
Whisky dull and unchanged: Western
rectlled, los TO l.25.
Gomez steady and Arm; Rio cargoes ard
common 10 prime, "a TO 0s4.
Sugar stoady; clarified Off white, az IN
64; prime yellow, 6s1 to 67s; or ycllow
OK seconds, 81 TO 90
Molas,es quiet; common to good com.
mon, ~ TO "; fair to good fair, % to 81
prime to strictly prime, "a to 80,
Rice nominally unchanged; Loulsians
ordinary y ime, AZ to ~.
Bran caster, at 92Is.
Cotton Seed Oll-Prlme crude, 2S to az,
summer yellow, 351 TO 81; cooking, 40 to Is
cake, u TO 2ix.
Joo market quiet and weak.
EXCHANGE, New York sight, 2 10 to as
Pc, 100 premium; bankers sterling
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Holloway, city; w t Ford, New Or
leans; q w Keeno and wife, city; II
W Coat, QuiimSn; y McOhetny,
Canton; " Bass, Vernon, Mime.
sofa; John J Knight, city; John
Long, NJ Long, Mexia; Il 4 Craw-
ford, Tex; o NJ Gibbs, Sherman; w
] Durham, o A Wilson, city; n l.
McCSrty, Galveston; II A Mcmillan,
city; j @ Patton, Nashville; s p
Harrison, Sherman; Jules A Randall,
Monterey; James Johnson, Houston;
w M Reever, Seymour; Mrs. " =
Smythe, Miss Buls Smytho, Mexia;
q Watkins, Pan Electric Telephone;
Sam Ayers, city; ] p Lewis, Wealth
oriord; j B Harris, Terrell; u u
Mitchell, X 4 Forbes, George w Al.
ford, $ w Ferguson, w l. Bickhom,
Thomas w Burke, Vance Boren,
Yearley Sizes, win Rogers, Barney
Miller, Theodore Bogel, Jene Alfohd,
Ed Ripley, city; $ p Wilson, Waxa-
hachie; A l. DeMilly, Scyene; L A
Kindred aud wife, d II Williams.
Moxia; G II MoMuller, city.
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ELOTSaN.

The city council will meet in regular
session tonight.
G. Solomon hero is not The San An
tonic Solomon who robbed man.
The finest assortment Of spectacles
aud eye glasses in the city, corner
hain and P0ydrss streets.
There was war at the brewery yes.
terday. The president and tho mana
ger collided and the claret flew.
The Texas Skating Rink, leased by
ID. Naples, of Terrell, was closed Sat-
urday on account Of the uoI-payment
trent.
The Ladies' Exposition Society will
meet at the parlors OF the Grand Wind
sor Hotel on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. BY order of the president.
The FL Paso Times SAYS: Phil
Smith, "happy-go.lucky Phil" who for
SO long smiled uuon and furnished
"smiles" to tho customers OF the
Grand Central bar, left last night for
months vacation in Dallas.
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Chosen Friends.

There was meeting OF state dole
gates OF the order of Chosen Friends
yesterday morning at tho Grand
Windsor for the purpose of electlng
supreme delegates ana organizing q
grand lodge. Tho meeting was organ
izod by the election of w. E. Igor as
president. The following repre-. onta-
tives are in attendance:
William KurE, Germsnia Council
No. 80, Galveston.
> q. T., Moeller, 0leander Council Ne.
q, Galveston,
&. II. Rcifel, Fldos Council No. S,
Galveston.
w. N. johnson, Galveston Council
No, ., Galveston.
w. j. Burs, Galveston Council No. .,
Galveston.
O. Il. swindell, Protection Council
No. IL, Houston.
L. Il. Adams, Phoenix Council No,
IA, Houston,
w. Il. Lyon, Phmnix Council No "a,
Houston.
Or. II. Eakin, Star Council No. 4,
Fort Worth.
Il. A. b. Johnson, Sea Breeze Coun-
Gil No. 3, Corsicans.
J. ID. A. Harris, Comet Council No. 8,
Dallas.
A. J. Smith, Dallas Council No, 80,
Dallas.
Tom Murrah, Granite Council No. 81,
Austin.
George A. Webster, Dallas Council
No. SO, Dallas.
A. b. Bric,ol, Dallas Council No. 80,
Dallas,
@. II. Arledgc, olesnder CouncillNo.
"a, Galveston.
A. +. sottig, Phoenix Council No. Il,
Houston,
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A pabe scai,ied.

A terrible accident befell y little Is
months child OF Mr.. T. Taylor, who
resides near the convent, about 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. Mrs. Tay-
Tor sat n pot Of boiling water out In the
ward and while she was engaged
In tho discharge OF her household
duties the baby succeeded In turning II
over. and was 90 badly tcalded that lts
recovery IN doubtful. DIR. Elliott at
tended the little unfortunate and did
what ha could for 10.
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A Brace Of Runaways,

A runaway team Of horses attached
TO . wagon made things lively on
lower Main street yesterday, and sue
ceeded In partially wrecking the
vehicle.
There was another runaway OF two
horse team on South Austin street, In
which the vehicle was SMASHED
against lamp post, and Mrs. Story, a
lady who resides west OF the city and
who occupied the wagon, sustained
severe Injuries.
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Tn. Garbage Ground.

Great complaints have existed on
the part OF those citizens nearest the
dumping grounds or place for dspos-
ting the nlth and garbage OF the city
by the scsvongers. Regarding the
complaint a. just and The duty of the
city plain, Mayor Brown IL having a
trench oxoavated deep enough and
wide enough in which 10 deposit all
such matter, including dead animals,
and have them covered so deep as TO
iuvis. The health officer fully con-
cured In the necessity.
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Tcxss Patents,

s. A. Hsseltine d pro, Patent Solic-
itors, Springfield, Missouri, send us
the following list OF patents which
were issued TO citizens OF Texas during
the past week:
Q. NJ. Stone, Bolton, Ribbon holder;
II. Il. smith, Cooke County, varnish-
j. s. Poyner, Walnut Springs, surgi;
cal instrument; y. p. Keith, assigner
to j. Earslo, Alexander, slst.fsstsn.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE ct. GEORGE

Thomas Parks, Tennessee, X IL
Emhsll, Duck Creek A Barret and
daughter, Lewkv Edwards, Mis-, T
TeaEill, Miss ID Turmmin, Kaufman,
A A shelbss, ID Head, Denton, a @
Muntea&gDc, Mckinney; y ID Blake,
City; J = Patty, Forney, Thomas II
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Tho ehant., E.oha.rn

At q meeting of tho members OF the
Merchants Exchange held yesterday
morning resolution was adopted au-
thoriElng President White TO issue an
nual membership cards at SIS each 10
those who desired 10 have free access
TO the rooms and market quotations OF
the exchange. The cards will not be
transferable and ontitle tho holders
only to. the privileges mentioned.
This viii Elyo outsiders for a small .l
able them TO trade, buy ana sell more
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Water skortars,

Additional complaints .vere urged
yesterday relative TO the character Of
water furnished the citizens. 1t was
muddy and evidenced short supply.
Tho chances are that thirst will over
lake the resident before the summer
10 over II factories and other instltu-
lions are allowed to monopolize the
nnnnlY.
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Mrs. Martha Il. Roberts, who 70.
sIded al No. 1854 Wood street, died sud
denly yesterday morning between the
hours OF and G a. m. II is supposed
OF heart disease. Justice Schuhl act
ing oorener, impanoled q
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George r. Fesrn was appointed oiiloe
deputy snd Ben. Il. Csbell the chief
outside man. Colonel Mckee, ex- Mar
shal, II Ia stated, will remain a resi-
dont Of Dallas. Tho general looks
like business.
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HYnson's gnriuCa

This famous health resort, near Mar
shall, Texas, is in full blast, visitors
arriving daily; good fare, home-like
comforts, and Notwithstanding waters.
Rates reduced. Hacks running from
Hynson's Stable to Springs. Address
G. Il. Hynson, Marshall, Texas.
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I'roh,lnn Picnic.

The entertainment given last even
ing by the Frohsinn Singing Society,
At Melsterhan's Pavilion, was grand
success. The garden was beautifully
illuminated aud music and dancing
added 70 tho occasion.
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Yesterday was another warm day.
In the afternoon the cold wave signal
was displayed. May nothing impede
It's coming In the earnest vlsh Of
swelloring, suffering humanity in
these parts. Nza
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LOANS ON LANDS.

Made For Long Time, at Reasonable
Rates in Amounts to Suit. Now lie he
Time to Borrow for Investment or
speculation.
For particulars, call on or address
j. X. WATKINS l.. NJ. Co,
Dallas, Texas,
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Always avoid harEh purgative pills.
They first make you sick and then
leave you constipated. CArter's Little
Liver Pills regulate the bowels and
mako you well. Dose, one pill.
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Prescriptions filled night and day by
w. II. or Horny Patterson at Patter-
sons drug store, corner Main and
Poydras streets.
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atiliuAilvs

Little Ruby Kirkland, the child that
was run over by the hack on Saturday
last, isstill alive, but is in very criti.
cal o1nuition' Tho physician attend
ing her IL In doubt with referenoe 10
her rec overy.
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b. o. Weller & Co., "Cash Grocers,n
corner Elm and Harwood streets, are
sole propriotors of the Golden Drip
Java coffee.
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sSn BABY vs Rd W gave hG CAsTORIA,
wa De Wa cAI1 NE 0asi kr CAsToRIA,
'''n ~ te1ss ruS she cluAs 10 CAsToRIA,
"a M had NlaUs he gave ,ksu CAsTORIA
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An omoe Assumed

General w. l.. Cabeu assumed
charge Of the United States Marshaps
once yesterday morning. Judge
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Largest assortment and best
selection OF millinery goods in The
city ut Bauman's,
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night.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-.IMMEDIATELY. FiyEoR
SIX so d carpenters-best wages maid
10 pstt men Apply In persoa 10 j. II
MINOR Cors'cana, Texas. ju2i-iw
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Full orchestra at the ball at the
skating pavilion to night.
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Young and MiddIe-Agad Msa /!
A SIRE ClIRN

The awful effect of early vice, which
brings organic weakness destroying both
mind and body, with all It's awful ills be-
fore the Inevitable sequel, CONSUME
TIoN, sets In, or Palpitation of the Heart,
Timidity, Trembling, Nervous DISCHARGES,
Sadness of Spirits Ugly lmaginings, Dis.
like to Social Life and Breeding Melan-
choly.
MARRIED HEN, or those entering
on that happy life, aware of Physical De-
Irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS UsED.-Young people
losing their health, and spending time
and money with those unskllled and I'M
qualified to treat them, causing fatal dis
orders TO the head, throat, nose, liver and
LET NOT FALSE MoDEsTY deter you
from calling al once on
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THE HEXASLAND { MORTGAGE COMPANY
LOANS MONEY! ON

LOANS MONEY ON
Good roal estate security on long or
short time at reasonable rates Of In.
terest WITHOUT CoMMIssIoN). Ven
doris lien notes purchased, AND AR
RANdEMHNTs CAN BE MADE TO REPAY
LOANS ny INsTALLMENTa II DESIRED,
Apply direct 10
O. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager,
Once in Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Puts because they do not stick 70 the
liDa.
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High Grade Teacher wanted

High Grade Teheher Wahted
By the board OF education OF Dallas,
Texas; applications for principal OF
ahigh grade school at q salary of 500
per month. Mono need apply except
gentlemen of first-clgss education, Gull
turo and experience. Address
III. +. EWING, President.
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All Fits stopped free | DR.. Kline's
great nerve restoror. No ATS after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 81 trial bottle free 10 fit cases.
Send TO DIR. Kline, 9Sl Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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DIR. WA@@ERCUG, o.
The Hotel Windsor
HARROLr, r


be bad nht ia AYERs HAYDt
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MARKED DOWN
Low sE
A PROVE WHAT
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1885-01-28
M A r r 1 E D .

January 2lst, by the Rev. T. L. Preston, D D.,
JAMES F. HUNT to Miss BETTE MACKEY, both
OF Rockbridge county, Va.
January 18th, at Hebron church, Augusta
county, Va, by the Rev. l.. B. Johnston, JAMES
F. BELL to ELIZABETH ]. Brown.
January Goth, by the Rev. C. A. Miller, at
the residence of the brides brother, H Hampton
Hoge, Christiansburg, Va, DR.. WILLIAM HENRY
ED@UNDsoE to Miss HULDAH A H. HoGE.
January 18th, at the residence of Mrs. VIM.
II. Langhorn, the brides mother, by the Rev.
G. A. Wilson, of Blacksburg, Va, ALEXANDER
ANDERSON to Miss MATTE LAEGHoRE, both of
Appomattox county, Va.
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HALLS
Vegetable SiGil1an
HAIR REVIEWER .

HB- MRS. HUNsBERRY, 3ff Franklin DIRE,
bro0ktyn, ". A., after severe attack of Ery.
sipelas in the head, found her hair-alrcady
gray-falliug of so rapidly that she soon became
quite bald. One bottle of HALLS HAIR RE-
NEWER brought II back soft, brown and
thick as when she was girl.
HT- Mr.. KEsLING, nm old farmer, near Var.
sac, Ind, had scarcely any hair LEFT, and what
little there was of it had become nearly white.
Ono bottle Of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER stopped
lis falling out, and gave him n thick, luxuriant
head of hair, ms brown and fresh us he ever had.
R6- Mrs. a. r. WALL, Greenfield, Cheshire,
Eng, writes: 81 have found the greatest ben.
eft from the use of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER. It
having restored my hair, which was rnpily fall.
ing OIL, and returned it's original color"
RIy- DIR. EMIL SEIP, Detroit, Mich, certifics
that "HALL's HAIR REVIEWER H. excellent for
hair growing, and gives back the natural color
to faded and gray hair"
hS- Mrs. s. f. ELLIOTT, Chenille " Va,
says: Zone bottle of HALLS HAIR RENEwEE
restored my hair to its natural, youthful color"
No Injurious substances enter into tire
composition of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER,
and it is not dye. Its vegetable ingre-
dients render it in the highest degree bene-
fetal to the scalp as preventive of dis
ease. It's effects are natural and lasting.
and it does not make the hair dry and
brashy, like the so-Oaled restorativeS COM
pounded with alcohol.