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plicatcd fourth, multi-centered nebular
systems; fifth. systems intermediary
between tho conferred nebular and solar
systems, and so on. Last Of all he
thought there would be found dying sys-
TENS such as our own will be untold ages
hence. AZ least two Of these suggestions
have been proven correct by tho discover
les within the past year. made at the Lick
observatory.
Tho genial. many sided nature of this
wonderful man was shown in his appre-
citation OF Artcmus Wards famous WITH
cism-pcrhaps his greatest one-which
that great man perpetrated at the expense
Of astronomy. Artemus Ward said that
he could understand how distances be-
tween stars were measured. and was pre-
pared to acknowledge that accurate in
formation might be obtained about the
weight and chemical composition of those
bodies, but he would be hanged if ho
could understand how the astronomers
ever found out their names Mr. Proctor
never heard or repeated this joke without
hearty laughter
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DAUGHTERS or eve.

Tho Empress Ergenis sent her own wed
ding dress 10 be- worn By tho Princess Letiua
Bonaparte.
Miss Nellie Bayard, tho fifth daughter Of
the secretary, is 10 enter society formally
this season.
Patti has not go. found q purchaser for Der
castle In Wales. IL Is cheaper for mn Go
build a castle in Spain.
Judge Davenport, Of Kansas City, has de-
cided thai women can wear trousers when
ever AID wherever they please in Missouri
Nancy Elgeriy Of Wolfboro, " H., is l03
years old, never had % physician but onco iu
her lie, AMI then throw the medicine away.
Princess Clementino is endeavoring % ar
range a marriage between her son, Prince
Ferdinand of Bulgaria and the Princes
Marie Louise Of Parma
The three stepsons Of the new Duchess of
Aosta gave her bridal preseutof a diamond
necklace valued 40 10000 The duke lad
100000 worth of jewel set for his bride.
Mrs Grover Cleveland is collecting money
ID finish the American church ia Berlin one
man IN Kansas City 5. 81 Simpson, ono of
the orfiual John Browl men, has given
s.. O0J for tle purpose.
r. is said that DR. Margaret Cmmn,on.
who has just BEEN elected q delegate from
Pittsburg 20 the PonAsy igania Medical SOC
cio.y, IS the first woman in the United States
10 receive such q commission.
Fenimore cooper's only daughter stlllyes
at tho novellsts home 40 Co0perst0wn, ON
Otsego lake. - Y The old homestead bias
been torn down. but the old material was
used in building the new house.
The carina Of Russia, though nearly %
years Of age Is still young In apnearancoand
spirits. She ENJOYS dancing and is hearty
laugher Considering certain dismal feat
ures Of her life, her viyacity is remarkable.
Mrs Ashnead Bartlett, the American
mother OF Lady Burde.t Coutts' husband Is
described rs o ,prghtly old lady OF s., who
habitually wears widows weeds and has
American ways She lives 40 Eastbourne,
and her household includes an American
heiness, Miss Rossnorc, her son, "thc silent
member" Mrs. A. b, Jr., aud their seven
children.
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city. II was IN 1S47that be went to Boston.
and began playing at the Boston athe-
n1um, and then at the Museum. where he
continued actively until 1882, when he re-
tired At that time no played at two
performance which wcro attended by the
most cultured citizens Of Boston War
ron played Dr. Paaglos5 In The Heir
a. Law" and Sir Peter Tcazle in
school for Scandal It was noted
a. Che time that he had i'm thirty
fOU- years 10 the Museum played ID, 3iJ
times and in 81 parts. After the even
ing performance his friends came TO his
lodgings. bringing presents Booth. JEFF
ferson. Barrett Mccullough end Mary An
derson joined In sending n loving cup,
and tho Boston theater presented him
With q silver pitcher
From his retirement 10 tho present Mr.
Warren has lived in his bachelor lodg-
ings quietly. dcvoting himself to study.
and yenera-ed by q large circle Of friends.
both In and ont Of the profession. lie is
related 20 Joseph Jefferson. another IA
nous actor the Jefersons ard the War |
rans having sprung from ths same stock |
On tho maternal eide Nr Warrcn's IN |
moss viii call out a Great deal If interest /
aad sympathy among tho members of the |
profession al over the Uaited States.
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INSTRUCTORS :

Z. r. +. BUHGN YIN. Principal and Tnstruc-
tor OF lrgonometv. Applied Mechanics
and Engineering.
n. H. HlGHAM, Instructor of Architectural
Construction.
n. X. GRIFFITH, Instructor OF Mechanical
Design.
J. W. LINK, Instructor Of Instrumental
Drawing.
VIII. FINKE, Assistant Instructor of In
strumenttt Drawing.
WILLIAM l.. SHEPPARD, Instructor Of
Floc Hard Drawing.
D. De SYLVIA. Assistant Instructor OF
FREE Hand Drawing
u. q. WALLER. Instructor of Arithmetic
Glasses II. and G.
6S0kGEf MERRILL. Assistant Instruc-
Tor of Arithmetic-ClasScs y. and G.
GORGE :. tkENS AW lnstfuctorof Arith-
snetic-rlass A.
REUBtN SiiRREFFS, Instructor of Alge-
pra and Geometry.
~. W. roof, Instructor OF Rock Keeping
T. II. uhNEh, ssistaut Instructor OF Book
Keeping.
Ds. CHANLr IL. CHALKLEY, Instructor
Of chemistry. Electricity and Physics.
~ w. BARROW, Assist mt Instructor OF
Chemistry, Electricity and rh sizes.
Eor particulars apply b THOMAS ELLETT.
&rretarys at his Office in the Institute build
~.
COMMITTEES ON NIGHT SCHOOL
W. J. wHITEHURST, Chairman.
HENR G. JONES.
w &. StMONS.
seb,T.n,2l.2i, eG.g9.@,ocl
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RICHMOND ILlUsrRATtu
'os industries and Interesting Fcatur.
Graphically Described.

Graphically Described.
Inc New York World of yes,erd.v
contains "A nine column article ON Ri,5
monu' which Is a ful. synopsis of ,Lo
Ieadlng industries of the city and an
leading features Of interest IN no se ane
mere II Is profusely illustrated and CON
isins descriptions OF the city. its Location
hollywood Cemetery, the Electric rail
way, The forthcoming Exposition ,bo
new City Hall and prominent vel
SHOWN tobacco factories Of kichmo,s
II also contains illustrations OF the b,
position building, the soldiers NOM
ument at Hollywood. the tomb -,
President Monroe. III old stove Of tho
House Of BuTgesses 81 the Csnitoi ~
Electric str.etcars. T. II. Mayo & o.
factory, Allen " Gin,er's the new Civ
Hall aud the Old Stone House Wash
ington's headquarters
A great portion OF the article +. ms4e
up from the elaborate advertisement ~
tie Exposition which has been nuhii.heJ
IA the TINES for several weeks ra.f A.
a specimen Of what IL contains The MI
lowing extrac, from 10 /, rcpuh.i.hef
Under the subhesd Richmond II saw.
And now as TO the capital OF This rlor.
ious State.
Where is ~ What ish9 Wba,bss
it done. What is ii now doiagg Wbst
Is II about TO dog
TO cite again one of her own elooneo,
citizens.
Richmond the capital Of yirsinia +.
the Queen OF The South. eulhroned upon
her tree clad bills and crowned with the
diadem of beauty and health.
Situated on the elevated pls .eap AZ
the Falls Of JAMES River once me Pow.
hatan, she stands at the gateway between
the uplands Of the Piedmont and the
lowlands Of the TideNaier. The breath
OF the mountain fans her brow, The tides
OF the ocean wash her feet
"Ihe plateau upon which Richmond is
situated Is right AT the falls Of the James
and above the possible limit of malaria
and ague. Up in the region of the fresh
and eyer-vaying breezes commanding
"A fine view OF noble stream. free AS The
air, da,hing for miles over picturesque
boulceis with lis river front easily ac-
te-sitle, with sites for the mills 10 grind
the food OF TWO continents and run the
mills Of hemisphere with deep waters
in which the largest SHIPS afoat can
safely ride-Richmond has not been stin-
ted in her natural advantages Almost
within walk of the city are the bsule-
fields vt two of The bloodiest campaigns
Of modern warfare, and within easy ride
Jf these are two more
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DAVI OSON. Died. at the residence ~ her
parents. No. 1903 West Cary street. september
u. isSs. At $50 pm. Ethel W. daughtcr OF q.
W. ana Il. l., Davidson; aged ~ months.
GILMAN. Died, al the residence OF her son
in-lsw. Thomas n. Blunt. in the county OF
18th OF September. ISIS. Mrs. Frances A. Gil
man. In the send year OF her age wldo" OF the
late John Gilman.
LYONS.-Died. AZ the residence Of heir pa
rcn's' lOi Reservoir street Mary ana Nellie.
win children Of W. j and Mary |. Lyons
the first named on September SIN. age y
!ays, and the other September litn, aged Il
days.
SIIDDERS.- Died. az his residence o.
West Broad street on Saturday evening. AZ
i.r5 o'clock. Mr.. A. W. ciiddcrs, IL the Soth
year OF his age.
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william Warren, Whose Serious Illness
Was Lately Announced.


Was Lately Announced.
Mr William Warren. whose serious i'll
ness is announced al Boston. is fine
specimen Of an ector Of the old school.
who were prominent IN America half o
century ago. uc is q man who, from his
personal appearance. would be noticeable
anywhere. lis frame and lis features
being alike massive and striking
Mr. Warren was born in the City Of
2rotherly Love. and made his first 90.
pearance 60 tho Arch Street theatre IN
Philadelphia in 1859 His career was deJ
tined to span half q century. His father,
~ eminent English actor, had died a
week before young Warren made his
debut, and the occasion was a benefit for
tho family To played . part young
No-yaD which bis father had taken when
hs madc Lis first appearance in England
forty years before.
Tor zine years lie continued on the
b5ards at Philadelphil, and then played
il Now YORK. though but once. not dcsir.
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He Was "A Financier.

81 believe there is money in those acct.
dent nod life insurance companies. " said
old BIrkins. They allow you 81 500 for
an eva $1,000 for two eyes. 81, 500 for an
arm o. leg. and $1,000 for two arms or
two legs, but they only give your widow
$1,000 II you die. Well, it's easy enough
to see that you can make more than s., 0C0
il you die kinder slow. First lose yer
legs. then yer arms. then yer eyes. and
then die That's three $1,000 and the
5000 for your widow besides-Sl4, 600
altogether. | tell you. Jim, there's money
In that, and I'm goin TO git insured right
now. Wrappers Bazaar.
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therefore, TO be thoroughly versed in the
affairs Of the Gillian government. and it
is proof Of the importance Of the rela-
tions with the United States that after a
years service as minister TO Brazil, he has
been transferred TO Washington.
Minister Yaras has taken an elegantly
furnished residence at Washington l230
Connecticut avenue n W. where his &c
complished lady viii preside. He has a son
who will enter Georgetown college and
two daughters who will prosecute their
studies in the Georgetown convent until
old enough 10 enter society. The minis
ter is OF medium height and dignifed APP
pearance, quite ready in address and at
home is what Americans call magnetic
speaker
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
Ii No. EAST GRACE STREET.
Richmond. Va.

JOHN III. POW ELL, PRINCIPAL.
MRS. r. q. .YIOV. Assistant Principal.
The sixteenth session 4 this boarding and
day school for YOU q lad cs ana little lIr- W..
regin WEDN ESDAl. :. FrEMBER 2j. lass.
No chal rs in the corps of iHs'ruc orr eN
tqpt J., French. d French gentleman. Who
aas hnl many years Oi successful experience
10 the city Of New York. AID most highly re-
tonmf ndod by a friend OF the Pri ciiuls l'Or
whom he has aughu as teacher and gentle
man, wi have charge OF the Department Of
French.
special attention ga called to orr KINDER
GAR TEN and SyB-PNlNAkG DEPART
NtNl. which has iToyc 50 valuable am at
ylnct o. the Frnlry Department. for c.I.lrcl
irom hyc 30 nine years 90 age.
4 class Of little girls under ten years Of age
will be- started in Fteach FREE Of
CHANGE by a tull graduate OF the school
ShorOuphfy qualified fo stare them iu the
grammar an co Nefsaii0n.
apply for c,fa Clue 10 the book stores or 10
r.ther principal. sscpld.tf
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ESTABLISHED 1919.
nrCranZ ~ Co.

No. "a GOVERNOR STREET. RICHMOND. Va.
Importers aud Dealers in
FINE CHAMPAGNES, CLARETS. BUR
GUNDIEs. MADEfRAS. SHERRIEs, and
other WINES: also, FRENCH BRAN les.
CO2DIALs. Etc., Etc. eni dealers in FINE
NONONGAHEiA PORE KTf. VIRGINIA
MOUNTAIN. and BOURBON wHIsKEYs.
sseDl9tf
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WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent X. & ID. X. II.

". A. james, Bell Station. Ala
writes: have suffered greatly from in.
digestion or dyspepsia. ore bottle Of
Dr.. II. Motley Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine hay,
eyer taken
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CURIOUS THINGS or LIFE.

An eccentric Finlander, recently dead,
willed all bis property to the devil
About the meanest gag that could be de-
vised was one which an Ohio hlghvayman
used. he filed his victims mouth with sand.
A man near Washington. Ga, has tho coat
be was married ia p years ago, and says IL is
his mascot, as when he puts 10 on good luck
attend al be sets bis hands TO
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LEMON ELIXIR.
It's Wonderful Effect ON the Liver. stom-
ach, Bowels. Kidneys ana Blood

As prepared by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta
Ga. A pleasant lemon drink that posi-
lively cures all Biliiousness, Consultation.
Indigestion or Dyspepsia. Headache
Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness
Colds, Loss Of Appetite, Fevers, Chills,
Blotches, Plmples, all Impurities of the
Blood. Pain in the Back, Pslpitation of
the Heart and all other diseases caused by
a disordered liver. stomach and kidneys
the first great cause Of all fatal diseases.
Fifty cents ana 81 per bottle Sold b,
druggists generally. Prepared by H.
Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
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whom but 22years
Old since which
event hc has been
successfully pro-
fe5sor IN college,
representative IN
tho national con
gress, Justice OF
the court Of ap-
pcal5, member Of
he cabinet q S
minister If jus
tico and public
instruction direc-
tor Of the mint
and finally mem
lar Of tha elt.
preme council OF
OF state He must
L. - ~. InroI
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EMILIO c. VAaAs.
lie Eo---Vssnis the Gillian Government at
tho american Capital.

tho Americln Capital.
The relations Of the United States and
Chilli havo increased in importance Of late
years, and $50 the Americans Of the north
take moro personal interest in the con-
sular and diplomatic representatives Of
tie Americans If the south Chilli shows
Ter appreciation " tbs by sending one Of
her most distinguished citizens, Judge
Emilio q. Iara-, TO represent her at
Washington. where ho was recently well
coined, with his family. as a valuable ad-
diti0a TO tho diplomatic corps.
Judge Vara5 is bat Al years old, yet he
holds O. commanding position at home as
az as.--3 lawyer. jgrist and statesman.
II graduated ia literature and law FROM
she National university, 40 Santiago.
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IMP to continue in
competition with
the many fine
actors who graced
sLo stage there ut
that time. In 1915
no visited Eng
land and played 4
success sful en-
grecpcnt at the
Strand theatre.
On his return
from abroad he
went to Boston
and entered upon
his long and brill
iant carnqr i'm that
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STORIES OF PROCTOR.
SOME IRREGULARITIES or THE RE-
Gently DECEASED ASTRONOMER.
His Book ON Pokcr-lIis knowledge ct
the Game Was Limiied-FIow rcopls
Used to Talk TO Him Of As.ro1omy-The
Dream lie Did Not Realize.

Used to Talk TO Him Of Astro1omy-The
Dream lie Did Not Realize.
Not only have the scientists occasion
TO regret the t,ltimely death OF Richard
a. Proctor. the great mathematician. bat
| his great circle of friends all over the
world are mourning. sincerely. the I'M
timely death Of one OF the most genial,
good hearted, witty, and companionable
men that ever combined great knowledge
with good fellowship. The marvel about
him was not that one small head should
carry all hc know. for that is o tribe out
worn, but that he should have had time
in his bare half century Of life 70 have
studied. and apparently mastered the sci
encc Of mathematics in so many of its
muitifariors applications.
IL was an establishment 70 scientists,
but mono at ell TO his personal friends.
when lie published q treatise on draw
poker. but It is duo 20 his memory 90 sag
that well o. he understood The game sci
entifcally, he was far from being first
class player. This fact h3 acknowledged
20 me moro than once. laughinrly com
pari.g himself % the nan who PLAYS rou-
lette or Wall street on . system. and
saying tina. although be felt certain that
be knew the game numerically. he was
none the better for tina. knowledge whom
the play soarel into the sublime heights /
Of blur, or where the result hung. As it /
often does. on an accurate judgment of /
the cnemy's habits Of play.
He told with great glee how he once /
played a small gale-a quarter linton /
Z railroad train l.. the west with party /
OF strangers. none Of whom no kne.5. and /
to WHOM he supposed himself unknown.
They had played for half N hour before /
anybody had shown particularly good
hand, when 10 managed to fill a. acc Lush
on the draw. Two Of tie other players
dropped out after the first raise but the
other. who lo1..ed like = well TO do farmer
and was decidedly green" in manner and
ulgrllmatic-l Of speech. hung on. raising
Mr.. Proctor back o. each turn, till tho
latter decided tina. be had Dot the full
value Of his hand The
farm e raised back at him again, and tho
professor laid down his flush with u sigh.
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First appearance in the South of the
Verdi Trio, tie Musical Wonders of the
Guitar and Ilarmonicpiano
Musee Theatre tonight.
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should keep box OF Dr. DayiG's Vege-
table Liver Pills on hand as they are The
best cure for sick headache, biliousness.
costiveness. and liver diseases. only IS
cents a box.
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a Card.

TALLULAH, Ga, July 10, lss7-Dr +.
Mozley.-Desr Sir: am great believer
in your Lemon Elixir. and use il In nv
family all the time. We never use any
thing else, from the fact that it does NOR,
good than al. other medicines combined
for the diseases you recommend it for.
Truly yOurs.
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EDUCATION

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
w OPENS THURSDAY. "CfOBERl ls,s
Combines a normal with cOll"Eiltc coarse.
Oners special az traction. because Oi d..
Chcapness of rites, historical ASSOCIATE n,
ana climate. free fro all malignant fegrr>.
OIe hund eel and fifteen students admitted
free OF tuition aud guaranteed lodging. board.
tights, fuel and washing at so p r. mC.fh.
Address LYON G.. Tyler. VI. A., Presi ent,
Williamsburg, Va. 4sc 81 cod 20 oc4
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NEEriN IS.

II HE 81 KNOT DFRS OF THF
\ NIRG LEG RiC LIGHT AND
PoN VIZ - fANl are called la general
rs ciing ~ II O'Clock. aturuny, Ct ter xOth.
A. oihcc @ the Fichmonl & 10 Pas-en.
lard 4 Directors
ssa 50. SCI lot
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes
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OF other mineral poison ia Dr. Dayids
Vegetable Liver Pills.
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Virginia Mechanics
Institute.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF
TECIINOLOGN.
RmctieAllN freal
iNsTrTU EHALL, Is y. NINTH STREET.


P.Tss halt fcssion VIII begin MONDAY
NIGHT. OCTOBER J. ISIS.
Ses,nd halt session will begin MONDAY
NIGHT. FEBRUARY .. lse9
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
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Thereupon tho
farmer chacklcd,
drew in tho pot,
and exposed his
hand, saying: 1t
does me good 70
take ono ~ these
high strung sciea
tic chaps into
camp with nothin'
bat ton high. "
NJ. Proctor vas
q
society man in his
hours Of rela-a-
filn. md VI s
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-09-18
The Relative Financial Strength.

OF the great mutual life assurance
companies, from official sources, 10
compared in the advertisement of the
Equitable on our Sd page. The grsv-
est objection ever urged against life
assurance as usually conducted, was,
in popular parlsnce, that 80 man must
pay till he dies, and must die to win"
This objection is obviated by Tontine
life assurance, without any increase
in the rates Of premium, by the accu.
mutation of all surplus or profits dur
ing periods of 10, Is or 20 years, for
division among those who then sur
vive their periods of Tontine accum-
ulation, are secured the right at their
option to either continue the assur-
ance without further payment Of
premium, or TO surrender the policy
for the largest possible surrender val
ne In cash, as 4 provision for old age.
Some die early, some live out their
Expectation, others survive to ex-
extreme old age.
The Equitable devised Tontlne life
assurance in 1868. The record reads
thus: When these policies began TO
mature in 1878, New Business $40, 0OO,-
600; Total Assurance $l60,0O0,0O0 In
1887 New Business sl3S,0O0000; To-
tai Assurance $4S3, 100000. The
Equitable secured last year nearly
one-third Of the entire Few business,
and had upon its books at the close
of 1887, one-fifth Of the total assur-
ance in force in the 20 American COM
panies. Tontine life assurance has
thus been demonstrated TO be the
grandest success of the age.
The Free Tontine Policy issued by
the Equitable at Ordinary Life Lin.
tied payment Life and ordinary En-
dowment rates is Non forfeitable AZ
ter three years, Chat Is, may be sur
rendered for paid up policy,) is In
contestable after two years, Chat 10
free from all hazard Of litigation or
compromise during life, and payable
Immediately In the event Of DEATH 10
Free from all restrictions on travel,
residence or occupation after one year
and secures important advantages not
combined in the policy Of any other
company.
Roe & Lyon, managers Of the Lou
isville office, represented the Equita-
BILE 20 years with clean record. John
NJ. Hester, Of Hopkinsville, the Dis
trict agent iS q born life insurance
man and was.raised In Christian,
where the Equitable has large, pros
porous BUSINESS
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PRINCETON, Ky, July I'D, 1891

We, the undersigned officers Of
Caldwell County, KY, certify that q
number Of individuals. both white
and black, living In Princeton and
Caldwell County, ky., were sufferers
from Syphilis In Its various stages,
and are now In perfect health, having
been cured by FoerR's Remedy.
w, S. RANDOLPH,
Judge Caldwell County Court.
JOHN II WYLIE,
Clerk Caldwell Circuit Court.
FRANK a. PASTEUR.
Clerk Caldwell County Court.
II. r. PICKERING,
Sheriff Caldwell County.
s. NJ. POOL,
Jailer Caldwell County.
l.. l.. BAKER,
Assessor Caldwell County.
From one TO three bottles will cure
any case of gleet. Foerg's Remedy Is
purely vegetable, contains no mercu-
ry. One weeks trial will convince you
Of its merits. Ask your druggist for
Foerg's Remedy. Price 81 bottle.
prepared by Phil Foerg, Princeton,
Ky. 9.4-ly