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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
NJ, R. & c..

Please read THU and
Thousands and acquaint yoursell
Thousand Of people: with some OF our DAT
have bought their: gains In ALL. OOL
underwear at JEk-E1S. La. r.
MILLER. Rh0ADS BOUCLE JACkErs
GERHART's $40 LADIES, BoU.
Popular One Price Gle T. Il r. , AZ
store, gl.65 worth SO: La
and Many Thou DIES u r.
sands can yet be: JACKETSats worth
made more COM S2.60; LADIES t.N-
Portable al very 1T TRA-HEAVY BOU-
tie cost. Call audsee: Gle JACkE ELS ~
The great bargains. So so; LADIES DOU.
BLE-FRONT h D u
Gle JACKETS for street wear At So; La,
DIES ALL WOOL COAT-BACK HOUSE
JERSEYS at 81; CHlLDKENS ALL.
WOOL, JERSEYS. Cardinal, Seal, and
Navy Blue, at Use. Competent ana ools!nE
Raleslady 10 walt on you and NJ you AS'
FRACHANS are selling lively at such prices
ms we put on them. 27-inch ASTRACHAN
only 81. so per yard in the new weave; pa
inch ASTkACHAN only 81 per yard In the
new weave. We have an elegant line OF
FUR TRIMMINGS in Coney, Lynx, and
Beaver, all at the very lowest prices. Have
YOU seen those ALL-WOOL UNDER
SHIRTS we have displayed in our window
atsl? II isa hsrgain that you uont meet
with every day. Here are some sample
prices OF CORSETS. and they make lively
irade In that department. All the popular
makes and better value than you Will nnd
elsewhere at ~, SO. as, so, rs. $50, and 81,
sI25, and upwards We have the best
value in MEMS CARDIGAN JACKETS
ever offered. Extra-nne and heaVy ALL
WOOL JACKETS at $3.50 fully worth s2
bargains In CANTON FLANNELS from
SC. yard upwards. Best SCARLET.
TWU.LED ard INDICATED FLANSELS
in the city for the money. Great bargains
IN IRESS GOODS and STRIPED VEL
VETS. Call now for bargains OF every de-
scIlhtion at
MILLER, RuOADS & GERHARTS
POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE,
lit EAST BROAD STREET
mo 16-Tu.ThtSul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
THE RICHMOND HAIR-DYE HAS
EPILEPSY FITS.

One dear to me, as well as very many
others / know OF. having been GU RED OF
this terrible disease. / will, for humanity's
sake, send the receipt free OF alt charge 10
any one addressing
MRS. l.. BECXLER,
1884 Vine street,
Sc 2s-eodSm&wSm Philadelphia. Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
PERSONAL NOTES.

The great abundance OF game in This sec.
ton has recently attracted number oil
sportsmen from the North. Congressman
Hammer, Of Pennsylvania. accompanied by
friends and dogs, passed through our city
several days ago from protrac'ed part
ridge.hunt in North Carolina. Mr. Charles
Cole, OF New York, has been spending
several days with gratifying success in the
fields OF Prince George. lie returned home
to-day. and expresses himself so well
pleased that he threatens to purchase a
iarm and settle in that county.
Mrs. Senator Malone and daughter have
gone to New York on visit.
KOBlN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
PROPOSALS..
IMPROVING JAMES RIVER,
i VIRGINIA.

PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING AND ROCK
WALTON, CONSTRUCTION or
MATTkEkS e. DYKES, AND CON-
STRlrCTION AND ENrEN-
SION OF JETiIES.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
9O5A EAST MAIN STREET,
RTCHMOSD, VA, November 10, 1855. )
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING and EN-
CANATING ROCK FROd THE CHAN
MEL OF JAMES RIVER. near kc lmoud,
Va. for the CONSTRUCTIONS OF MAT
TKkSS. by KES. and for the CONSfRUC-
TON AND EXTENSION OF JEIrlES.
will he received until noon OF December =,
1855. and opened Immediately thereafter
Blank forms. specifications, and nfJrma-
ton can be had on application ~ ia = office.
WILLIAM T.. CRAIGHiiL,
Lieutenant Colonel OF Engineers.
no l4.4t,vDe3N4 United States Army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
DINNER AND TEA.sErs. DC.

TRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH,
L. AND AMERICAN DINNER, TEA,
AND CHARACTERISTICS at very low prices.
NV stock OF CHINA Is immense, and prices
will please BE sure and examine this as
sortment before purchasing elsewhere.
H. II. WALLACE,
Ia 4OS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18

DIZZINESS. n ITS G s%s sao aud !
CURE at your own home, by one who was
deaf twenty eight years. Treated by most
OF the noted specialists without benefit
Cured himself III three months, and since
then hundreds OF Others. Fall particulars
sent on application. L. =. PAGE. No. Al
west Thirty-fiI street, New YORK city.
oc 80 Ma. Tu. ThSmSwSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
FINANCIAL.

$4,000 T E9s Loan On Sni Elq q:
TATE at current rate Of interest In sums TO
suit. All business strictly confidential.
QUARLES n MCCURDY,
nol6-3t Real Estate Brokers.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06

As will be seen by the above,
have assumed complete control of The
SUN and hope, by strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of the
support which has been extg;1ded to
it in the past. Ny endeavor will be
to issue the best possible sheet for the
income and to give the publica paper
upon whose utterances it can depend,
having neither affiliation nor tolerance
for clique or class, and whose aim viii
be to tell the ruth, the whole truth
and nothing but the truth regardless
of consequences. / take hold OF the
business with pretty thorough know
ledge of what there is in it and will do
all any man can with the support ex-
tended to me. But as actions speak
louder than words, ] prefer not to say
too much at the present time. trusting
that the public will patronize THE
SYN purely upon its merits and for
the good it does them and the COM
munity. Hoping my connection with
the readers Of The SUN will be mu
tually pleasant and satisfactory, am
Very Respectfully,
FRED G. KTLE.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OF BROWN CO.
TO Patrons Of .THE SUM-

Having sold the entire parapherna-
liza of The WARNER Sun to Mr.. Fred
G. Kile; the gentleman under whose
management the paper has been for
the past six months, ] desire to thank
the people Of Warner and Brown
county for their very liberal support
during the past three wears. While
THE Sun has never possessed in any
marked degree the characteristics Of
a gold mine, 1t has, nevertheless. been
steadily, prosperous and feel assured
that nv successor will 80 improve the
standard of the paper that it will mer-
it greater success in the future than it
did in the past. / think, correctly I
trust, that | made more friends than
enemies during the three years | pre-
sided over the destinies OF THE Sun,
and those whom / have been unfortu-
nate enough to offend should remem-
ber that neither | nor they possess the
virtues Of infalhbility. Although I
know the change will be advantageous
to the patrons Of THE Sun, yet ! sepa.
rate from it with not a little reluctance !;
| gave it life, puerile though it may
have been, and nurtured it through
the precarious period Of its existence.
and, somehow. it feels almost part of
myself of my bone and flesh
of my fesh," as it were. But after
twelve wears of continuous labor in
one branch or other of the newspaper
business | feel the necessity of change.
In bidding farewell to journalism, for
a time at least, / feel the consolation
of always having labored for that
which / felt was right. and all ! ask
is that the public give me credit for
having done the best / could according
to my light. Again | thank my old
readers for their patronage and for
bearance and trust they viii extend
the same hearty support to my sue
cessor which they did to me.
Respectfully,
C.J G. MACLEOD.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06

The manipulators of the Farmers
convention thought they were doing
a very smart thing when they placed
the name of citizen of Warner ON
their ticket, the only nominee, by
the way, south Of the Milwaukee road.
But their action in this respect win
bet rebound to their discomforture.
When they think they can catch the
voters Of Warner township by nominat-
ing one of cur niest esteemed citlzena
for theIinsignificant Office Of coroner,
the pettiest and least remunerative
Office in the county, they will get sad
ly left. Warner has pride enough to
reject the hnsks after the meat has
been extracted.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06
The so-callod sfarmors convention

The so-callcd FARMERS convention
which convened at Columbia on the
24th nit. was the stornliest political
or any other kind Of q gathering ever
held III Brown comfy. The star-eyed
goddess OF reform wns knocked silly
in the first round. 1t put to blush
the republican county convention Of
two years ago and would vie in bellig-
erence of spirit Cork county fair or
the wake Of Mr.. Timothy O'Flanni-
gar of bacchanalian fame. The en-
tire slate was made up the evening
previous and went through without il
scratch Indeed, so glaring were the
proceedings that the chairman, Dir.
Coyne, of Westport, lefttle chair with
the announcement that he would not
disgrace himself BY presiding over
such cut-and-dred aud palpably
corrupt assembly. All the sore-hea.is
and retired political bummers in the
county we're there, and they, being
largely in the majority, had a seritable
loyc-feast, wallowing in corruption to
their very eyes. That the honest ele-
ment had not particle Of show is
evidenced by the speech of Mr. En-
met Cole, who declared at the opening
that the convention was Ia the hands
of a combination. So utterls thin
was the whole affair that we deem it
hardly worth an extended mention,
and notice it at all merely to show
how well founded we're the suspicious
of The Sun from the very inception
of the movement. 1t could not be
presumed, however, that a set of men
who would call FARMERS conven-
ton" right in the midst of harvest had
any but personal motives in view,
neither can it be presumed that the
honest farming community will be
gulled IN any manner by any such a
gang of political marl-pots.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06

A special from New York says: !:
A knife thrust under the eye that
James Doyle received in fracss7 at
an early hour Oh Tuesday morning
was, in the opinion Of the doctors Of
the government hospital. one Of the
most desperate thai ever came to their
notice. The knife entered at the in-
ner angle of the orbit and penetrated
the lachrymal bore, passing down
ward, backward and slightly inward,
10 all three and quarter inches. Be-
fore Doyle was brought to the hospital
one Of his friends ATTEMPTED TO ex-
tract the knife, and in so doing broke
it off at the riyet. To remove the
blade was very difficult. DIR. Pr. Pre-
den procured common file and made
a small groove OH both sides Of the
blade, and with an instrument known
as a s.lion" fcrceps began TO pull.
The doctor is muscular young ..Inan,
weighing nearly two hundred pounds,
and he he'd to use his full strength
with both hands in the forceps to re-
move the knife blade, while the night
orderly firmly held the patients head
between his hnnds with q yice-like
grip. Doyle never winlked during ihe
terrible ordeal. but bore his suffering
with admirable bravery. The knife
blade was turned over to the police.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06

Will the Columbia Sentinel please
expain why it awaits with III
terest" the remarks of The WARNER
SUN upon the late convention? Is it
because it attaches so much weight to
the opinions of The SUN, or because
it thinks Werner is foolish enough to
sell its birthright for mess Of port
ages
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06
Commissioners, Proceedings.

Adjourned meeting Of board CT county COM
missi'neIs and board OF equaiization.
Present, commissioners Swift aid Kelley, and
j. ID. LAWN in the chair,
On motion he personal property tax as essed
against A d. OsDorn in Urdway township for
1853 g ordered stricken from the list, he hay-
ing pad the same in westport township.
The following biilswere allowed:
G. W. Swift, commissioners services and
mileage s2s 10
miIs~ss i2to
Roe Halsey, conveying poor family from
Aberdeen tj Walwrth county 10 90
The balance Of the day was spent in eqnaIiz-
ing Abe deem city, Rondell, Warner and Uneota
On motion board adiourusd until July 2sd.
1855.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06

Samuel j. Tilden is dead. A ma
ton mourns.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-06
THE
Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway
COMPANY

Owns and operates nearly 5000 miles q thoroughly
sofa and Dakota
1t is the Short Line and Best Route
between all principal points Ia the
Northwest and Far West.
For maps, time tables rates Of passage and freight
ETC., apply the station agent Of the CIR
cAco, MILwAUKRE Sr PAUL RAtLwAy. or 10 AM
railroad agent anywhere in the unned States os
Canada.
X MILLER, A. VI II. CARfENTER,
Genl Manager Gen'i Pass. and Tickt Agl
j. f. TucKER, GEo. n HKAFFoxD,
Asst. Gen'l Mgr. Asst. Gen Pass. All
MILWAUKEE, WEscoNsN.
S~For notices in reference to special excEssions
changes Of time, and olher itas Of interest in
ncction with the CHICAGO. MLwAUKEE & ST. PAUf.
RAiLaAy, please refer 10 the local columns Of this
paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28

,iouor manufacture, sale, and use is
= nuisance. You so decide. You then
proceed 10 abate by its total destruc.
lion. You are Authenticated judge,
;vry and sheriff. With this self-com-
nlscsnt assumption Of royal absolutism,
4 seems astonishing how you dare to
refer TO any law. Even drunkenness is
not an iudictable offence at common
law. vet your followers treat the act OF
moderate drinking IS crime, vice, sin
even, through your lecturers. Drunk
enpess may become a nuisance, and so
NAV a church. II erected contiguous
TO private dwellings, and continually
occupied by large-lunged evangellsts'
deep.toned organ, multitudinous choir,
and congregations enthused to shouting
manifestations of their feelings OF JOY
that church might be q nuisance to its
close neiehbors. This is but an ex-
treme illustration how every good,
even the highest, may be abused.
OSCAR Robertson.
March Is, 1856.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28

companv " frozen frauds, /" which added
materially to their success. Now that
Afternoon teas are the proper caper, Why
NAV NOT tsa-drinking cast be . swell
notionp Bob Miles might get Ruther-
ford B. Hayes to come over and preside.
That wouldn't be bad idea.
SENSATIONS.
Isuppose you have heard Of Bouci-
cault coming in here with Lent and walk
inc awsy with the town in his old style.
"The Jilt - is another fortune for him
don't make any mistake. You may
crush, you may smash the old man II
YOU will, but the scent Of the dollar
will hang around him still.
Another ripple Of sensation has been
caused by Kate Fields desperate an
nouncement to lecture on Polygamy-
this time with illustrations. Think Of
that. Illustrations-from life-photo-
graphs, I suppose, Of polygamy. Isn't
this pushing a mission into thereglon OF
the anatomical museum? ! believe it
was this rash woman's original inten-
ton to exhibit living examples of po-
lygamy and monogamy. a look on
this picture and on this--sort Of bust
ness before she polygamized and after
kind Of example.
But. the only kind Of polsgamized
specimens obtainable in New York were
paid better prices by the dime museums,
and the leading stars Of Salt Lake want
ed enormous sums to come to New
York to give exhibitions Of how the
thing worked. So Kate has fallen back
vi She's an awfully clever woman and
her lecture is a real good one, but |
don't believe the people Of New York
take the slightest interest in polygamy
and if they do they don't want it talked
about. It's one Of these things, don''
you know, that you don't care to have
noised around.
That boy Darling, who is genuine
musical genius, has at last fallen into
the hands of Emma Abbott, and she
is going to produce his opera, =" Don
Fillibusto," in Detroit the last week in
April. | promise you in this work
some of the daintiest melodies you
have yet heard from an American com
poser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28
.rcr,oy .ALEs-tusure Dsy..
by w. II. Lyme a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
I1l3 Main street.
yrRUsTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
Il NEW AND DESIRABLE
FRAME STORE AND DWELLING AND
LOT
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF WEST BROAD
STREET NEAR THE PINEb
HOSPITAL.

By virtue OF certain deed OF trust bear.
ing date the goth OF March. 1852 ana OF
record In the clerks Office OF Henrico Coun-
Nv Court, in Deed Book lis, PAGE 1871, ue-
fault having been made In the deot thereby
seemed and being required so To DO oy the
beneficIary, I shall sellby public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT, ArRfL !, 1856,
at 3 o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE de-
scyibed in said deed situate 90 the norm
side OF Broad street near the corporate
limits of the city Of Richmond. and west 81
and near The property known as the rine!
Hospital. the lot frouting % feet on brpad
street. extending back between parallel
lines lao feet to an alley about 10 feet wld,,
and having thereon "a NEW AND AT
IRA GIVE TWO-S TORY FRAME STORE
AND DWELLING.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and
the sum OF $3.50, with interest thereon irom
the 2Oth March $50 and any delinquent
taxes on said property; aud the residue
upon liberal terms, to be announced ~ tline
OF sale. j. T.. ELAN
NH 81 trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28
REAL ESTATE PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE, THIRTY ACRES CD
Il OF RICH LAND fronting on road -
leading from Hermitage road 10 Broad
street road. II lies beautifully for market
ing purposes. or would make ~ nice subur-
ban home for a gentleman living in the
city. II is within 200 yards OF Branch :
crossing, where an accommodation train
stops four times daily. The neighbOrhOOl
Is excellent and the heSlthiness OF that
section proyerblal Can be bought at bar
gain II early application be made. Apply
To JOHN L. GODDlN.
AuctiOnecr.
Bank and Eleventh streets.
NH 23-2S&ap4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28
By +. Paunill Auctioneer,
Petersburg, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE OLD
pOMl\lON PLANING-MILL. DOOR.
SASH. AND BLIND MANU- NtfDKN
PETERSBURG VA. AT AUCIlON.-By
virtue of three deeds Of trust from J. g.
Wool and wife, duly recorded, we shall on
TUESDAY THE S0rH INSTANT,
atl2o'clock NJ, at the Planning. Mn, Lom-
bard street. sell 10y public auction, as an et.
tifcty aud 10y retail. the following NALUA'
III T. PROPERTY VIZ.
Isl. As Az ENTIRETY The MILL
BUILDING AND LOT Kiln pry and Boiler
House. Shaftiug. Pulleys. Betting. Nc,
/ I5-liorsc Power Engine; 90 10. 81"
Boiler: 1 Schauks ilauer ana Ntirl T.
rs inch. smooth . inch MOu'der 1 81 les f,
| No. 2 feuouing Machine: I Buzz P'auer.
l6.lLcn: l Pony raner. 24-inch; Panel
Relsrr Beach Scroll saw, l flli5 Bind
Stat Turner. ! Blind style bOr.ug Marniu"
Post Borer Foot Mortiser. Bind slap =
Driver Saws. Patterns and - Moulding
Bits | Ewing Machine l EwluS Cur OH
saw. Grindsfoucs. SC. and many other atii-
clcs that ISL, bee mentioned ~ the inNrn.
tory and N the sale. The above machinery
is OF mOdcrI make and improvement ani
IN good repair. The above sale presents
rare chance to those wishing 90 conduct tho
piauiLg-IlIi business. rs they VIII ma hfre
every thing and convenience 10 conduct
first-c'ass establishment.
"a. such articles rs MATERIAL. ALL
KINDS OF MOULDlNGS. Nc.; hn'
MULES. ; WAGONS. l HORSE. BUGGY
Sc.Wiil he sod by retail. y complete IN
yeuiury can be seen at the oiiice OF ". Il.
Mckenney.
TERns. For building ana machinery
one fourth cash: balance SIX. twelve. AMI
eighteen months credi Interest added Tor
approved. endorsed negotiable notes. AMI
secured by deed OF trust. and property TO
be kept insured for protection OF said notes.
balance ~ property cash.
ALEXANDER DONNAN, Trustee;
ALEN. LONNANNJOuN MANN.
Trustees;
W. X. MCKINNEY. Trustee
T PANNILL. NuctiOneer. MA % ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28
CO.NTIGIOUS
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

lama native OF England. and while was
N that country l contracted a terrible
blood poison, and for two years was under
treatment as an outdoor patient NJ Not
tlngham Hospital, England, but was no.
cured. suffered the most asouizlng pains
I'm my bones. and was covered with sores
all over my body and limbs. I had vertigo
and deafness, with partial loss OF sight
severe pains In my head and eyes, etc,
which nearly ran rue crazy. lost All nope
I'm that country and sailed for America, and
was treated at Roosevelt In this city, as
well as by n prominent physician IN NeW
York having no connection with the hos
pitfalls. Co.
saw the advertisement OF Switts Spe-
ctic, and | determined to give 10 a trial as a
last resort. / had given up0l hope OF being
cured, as | had gone through the hands OF
the best medical men in Nottingham ana
New York. | took six bottles OF >. >. \"
and can say with great JOY that they have
cured me entirely. am as sound and wen
as ever was IN my life.
l.. FRED. HALtORD.
NEW YORK CITY. June IL. 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28
CDiRT ORDERS.
nULD & ARRIN G. I ON,
~ TRU STEES,
".
MACFARLAND. &c.
- INN I'm 4 NirlfkyA HATrs'p nE TfIts

The following is an extract from the de-
cree entered ln this cause on the 26th June,
1850:
The Court doth adjudge. order, aud de-
cree that the said report is hereby recon
uiited to said Commissioner Evans VINO
shall reform the same according 10 the
principles OF this decree; aud said com
missioner shall specially inquire aud report
TO whom and in what proportions the one
half OF the net proceeds Of the Dock lot.
heteinbefore ment Oned. shall be pad under
the principles hercnbefure decreed.
2. Whether the claim OF Wood ef against
Macfarland has been paid I'm whole or In
part. and what. # anything, is due AMI
owing on account OF this claim To the SAID
Peter W. WOodief and Francis ii. Smith
respectively. or Ia either Of them.
3. What. If anything, Is due rom the
estate OF william IL. mcfarland on the
ella IN asserted by the executors OF Andrew
Berne and set forth IN the petition IN re-
spect thereto hled by some OF the children
OF William II. Mcfarland. and TO whom IL
is due.
4. " hat II anything is due on the claim
asserted in the petition HE'D IN this cause
by the deyisecs Of Philip 81. George Cooke.
The commissioner Will continue the an
nual settlement Of the accounts OF the trus-
tees
The commissioner Will report his pro-
ceedlngs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28
BLOOD

ls the life, and he IS wise who remembers
il. But in Alarcn of last year lSeb con-
tracted blood. poison, and being IN 0aEah-
nah, g., at the time, went into the nos
pltal there for treatment. ! suffered very
much nom rheumatism at the same iiInt.
/ aid not get well under the treatment
there nor was / cured by any Of the usual
means | have now taken seven bottles Oh
Swift1s Specific, and am sound and well. IL
drove the poison out through OQils on me
skiu. DAN LEAHY,
JERSEY CITY, y j.. August 7, 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-28
POISON

mad produced great hol In my BACK aud
chest and had removed all the hair OIL my
head, yet began to improve IN a week 5
tine and the sores began to heal. and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks.
WILL JONES.
Porter Union Pass. Depot.
CISCO, TEXAS. July IS, 1858.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga; New YORK. l57
west Twenty-third street. Re 2