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Poll,e Notes

The most important case 10 ODE pa''rs
Court was that OF Samuel Bruwranrw
eriul young ccl0reG nan. ul. u.s
charged aiin assault'ng and beating Xir.
giuia Porter
The facts IN the case were these yir
ginia Porter Is an OH col0rcd woman ,0
years Of age She i8he. care off Sam
Browns children Wien sh.a.A,d him
fox money 20 get ihe cn.i-,n milling
TO et', Fam brUelg heather ana Ien
kicked her down f.c Steps. The
feeble old woman wac in court. and
her battered face showed ile treatment
Sic had received sam was sent ,1 TAIL
for four months and fined .2I
Jane. Miller liked acanicope anl sole
one. He went to Jail Tor thiiy daf.
Maurice shop .e3larell irespas,in- on
the premises OF 7. J.. Courtney aci
creating a disturbance. le WAS frd
s. an1 costs.
Charles Winfree .c'iHrcil cof du.
and broke the window OBJ u G. Began
Ills fine was s. and costs.
Emanuel Frayser )coiored| Was found
10 be a lunalic. aud sent to itii 90 await
the action of commission ON lunacy
Edward Beazley. who without any
proyocation at An deliberately walked up
TO Mr Michael O'DOnnei. am aged man
and struck him with stick. breaking
his nose was sent on % the grand jury
OF the Hastings Court
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LEMOS ELIXIR.
its wonderful EGec; nn the Liver, stom
aeh. Bowels. Kidneys and Blood

As prepared 10y DR.. Il. Motley, Atlantis
Ga. A pleasant lemon drink that posi-
lively cures all Billiousness, Construction
Indigestion or Dysp .psia, Headache
Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness
Colds. ! oss Of Appetite, Feyers, Chiils
Blotches. Pimples, all Impurities Of the
Blood. Pain in the Back, PGlpitation Of
the Heart ami all other disc se' caused 10y
disorGered liver. stomach and kidney
the tirst great cause Of all fatal diseases
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists generally Preptred ty H.
Motley, NJ. ID, Atlanta, Ga.
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A good auditorium and "a crowded sa.-
lery witnessed The second production o.
The Ruling Passion" al The Academy
last night The audience was enihus'a,
tic over the realistic aud beautil.
scenery and manifested their applo0.
bv frequent ouibursts OF applause
The some play will be produced ai
matinee today, giving the ladies ana
children an opportunity tOwitntss q per.
formsnce which they will enjoy h"lA
be presented for the las, time his season
tonight.
III worthy of special mention that ihe
acoustic properties Of The ACADEMY are
greatly improved, and are now nearly
perfect.
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Democratic Executive Committee.

The Executive Committee Of the Demo
cratic party was in session at the Ex
change Hotel several hours Yesterday
There were present Hon. John ;. Bar.
bour. Mr.. " " scott, 81. George r. tiz
hugh. Hon. L. r. Waits Jome- j. Pa
ton. ~ I. Cooke. +. C. N,naDie and D.
3. Gordon.
1he entire time of the committee was
spent in discussing the plan Of action for
the campaign, perlec.ing the organization
throughout the State and pushing the
work SO as to insure l., m0craiic success
TIE meeting was held With closed
doors. but members stem stated that i-e
Democratic outlook in Virginia ~as
superb. All agreed, however, that willie
his was tue. at tie same time "orA,
and hard work at that, was necessary
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PRE- TDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND
To be Invited to Richmond on Democratic
Day.

To be Invited TO Richmond on Democratic
Day.
The Invitation Committee OF the United
Democratic Clubs will leave Richmond
next Tuesdsy nigttf0 invite President
and Mra Cleveland ID Richmond on the
lay when the Democratic clubs will meet
ia Richmond, cOmmonly called Demo
cratic Day.
The con miilee who viii 60 consists of
Messrs ). d. PaitOr. chairman; w. :
Burch, D 4. Reid. George Hopkins. D.
- Mos, lev. re- Burch, j. Ta) Tor ,trat.
ton and 3. Frischkorn.
Mr John VI Higgins, president Of Old
Dominion Club. and Mr y ~ kiel
chairman of the United Clubs, will ac.
company the party.
his Honor Mayor Enyson will 20
along aud will make tue invitation
speech.
Senator Daniel and Hon John :. Bar
hour will Introduce the party TO the
President
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FINEST STORE IN THE SOUTH.
The New Establishment OF the CoheI
Company.


Richmond can lol.t OF n number %
the most en,erprising cirizens 10 be
found In any city of the United States,
and the beauty of it Is they % on with
out fuss or buster, but yet IN their work
all the same. A CONSPICUOUS instance OF
mis- is tie Cohen Companys building,
Nos II, 10. Is and II West Broad street.
This CON .any formerly the Cohen
Brokers. M. 40l East Broad street,
have erected toe finest dry-g0o Is and
general slose 10 be found South OF Baltl-
more without any exception.
The building covers the space OF four
average buildings. and is sim ~ mag.
nifcent ,stal l.shmeut. It's exterior
Is Of pressed brick, and its in
terror IS ceiled throughout with
Georgia lpile beautifully vanished,
while the wslls are handsomely frescocd.
The floors are supported by handsome
brouzr pillars, add its front is OF The
finest AL most expensive plate glass. II
contains three floors amt a basement,
which are filed as follows;
FIRST FLOOR.
Tli- 4, or l. devoted tO the following
depar mems: CTocbery ware, lee 3, no.
sieiy g,niemen's furnishing goods, but
tons, whi,e goods, hsnncls, silks, dress
goods, r.ourning goods, plu-hcs and vel
vets. Domestic goods. books and station
ery, underwear. i.wtley. cor,efs aui bus
tbs, LanGkegchlrf- and toilet articles.
Each OF these Is ktp. 10 It's OWn separate
department.
SECOND FLOOR
On the c9nd G1or are the following
Lace curtains. drap ~. fur
ni ure coverings, millinery Tome OF the
largest millinery departments in the
south. 10 which BIB employees viii he
s'taliy engaged, carp,is and rugs.
ispalc.e goods, coaks, boys cio'AIn-.
feather ri lows and holsters. Qu lts AMI
blausct-, arc special seslskin cloaks
THIRD FLOOR.
Ga This floor sre departments for mt
ing, and oil cloths, brass rods. curtain
poles and brass furniture, stair rods. win.
dow shades L. mb-oqnins and mutng
THE BASEMENT
Ia addition 10 these three hO'r' is the
-pacipJs basement, which is used for the
reception and urpackiug of goods AMI
tttir assignment 10 their proper depart
mehts
THE STRUCTURE.
This splendid structure was erected
and Compl ted by tue following we'll
known firms. I Wiley Davis, builder,
George Ellis Redford. briCkayer Arthur
q. Evans, painte'; - funnel, special
fresco artist john Hal II Co,
leu work; Whtehur,t X Owen.
ashes; Gilman & Sons, plssterer-;
}in,wanger & Co. glass. and Kendler <
lieinsen, g,lyaniz-a iron. The whole
work was cone under the sup ryision Of
Nr Cam Kehimund. architect
II must REQUIRE a column 10 Adequately
describe IN celail this establishments %
should be done; tut lack Of space pre-
vents anything more than a mere out.
Inc of what il is IN reality. II is, in o
word. grand emporium which is equal
% sny structure II the KIDD in the
t li'ej 5 aies. AMI it IS superior to any
he il In the South II is Il monument
% tie industry Of Richmond in general
.nd io the spirited and energetic
merchants who have erected it in partie
llaE
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W A. James, Bell Station, Ala
writes: have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia. ore bottle Of
DR.. Ii. Mozley's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine | have
ever taken.
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'ry my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.


ought to be without a box DR.. Dayid's
Vegetable Liver Pills, Tor they often save
from a long sick spell Price only %
cents for p pills everywhere.
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TALLuLAH, Ga July 10, 1857 DIR Il.
Mozlcy Dear Sir. AN great believer
in your Lemon Elixir, and ! use IL ia mj
family all the time We ntvtr use any.
thing else. from the fact that IL does more
e00f than all other medicines combilec
for the diseases YOU recommend II Tor.
Truly yOur-,
WILLIAH Berry,
4 rapf - g II II u
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(anyassers Appointed.

The following canyassers have been ap-
pointed for the Seventh District by the
District Committee: B. b. Gordon, W.
X. Alexander, II. II. Downing, James
Hay, James l.. Gordon.
5. III. MoFFETT, Chairman.
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INSTRUCTORS

{. p. T. BURGWYN, Principal and IN true
tor 81 lfgonomeuy. Applied Mechanics
and frgit e' iIrg.
W. HiGHAN, Instructor Of Architectural
Cnnsf ii.illu.
II X GRIFFITH. Instructor Of Mechanical
j. ". Ii X. rastru-tor C Instrumental
ID aWiIg.
W. -. i. flNKE. Assi-tsnt Instructor of In
strumentil Drawing
" LlIAM T.. SHEPPARD, Instructor oil
Frer-Haf q Drawing.
D. Dg rYl VIA, Assistant Instructor Oh
In Haud Drawing
W. G. WALLER. Instructor Of Arithmetic
Glasses r. and e..
GEORGEF MEkBILL,. Assistant iostruc-
tor OF Arithmetic-Clas,e- u. and G..
GORGE S.CkENS AW. lLs,i uctOrof Arlth-
mefie-' lass a.
REUBEN sHIRREFFS. Instructor OF Alge-
br, AMI Gtun.try
". W. POOL. Instructor of Book Keeping.
4. II. I tNEH. Assistai Instructor OF Boon
Keeping.
DR. CHArLtS II. CHALKLEY. Instructor
of Fhemis rs. lcctriciiy and PHYSICS.
W W BARROW. Assist ut Instructor OF
Chemistry, Electricity and h. sizes.
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First half sossion VIII begin MONDAY
NIGHT OCTOBER l. less. -.
soconi half 81 s.on will begin MONDAY
NIGHT. FEBaIhRN {. i-,9.
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filtGhTiONAf~
Virginia Mechanics
Institute.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF
TECHNOLOGY.
practically fire >
SESSION OF ISIS 50.

INSTITUTE HALLS 81. MIMI STREET
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For particulars apply t. THOMAS EiI.EII'
Secretary. Al his office N tue Institute Dul4u-
ing.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
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WILLIAI BERRY,
Agent X. < d. X. r.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
HEgRYC. BlyG BURIED.

The funeral Of Henry c. Bang, president OF the Ho-
boken Turtle Club took place the Lutheran Evangelical
Church, at Twenty hrstst and Sixth-ave, yesterday
afternoon The Rev DIR. George Krote pastor OF the
church. ofHciated The pall-bearers q. b. Deck
.r, Amos J. Cummings. William H. Townley, IL. ii.
Brockwsy, Sheridan Shook. A L. Ashman, Samuel Car
penter. G. S. Kingsley. A. Decker and " A. Chedsey
There were many beautiful floral offerings from the
rounding green turtle Of ivy leaves At the ton On this
design were the words "Hoboken Turtle Club" and az
the bottom our President" A delegation of over 900
members came in body from the Sinclair House and
followed the heaTse the ferry. Among those nresent
were: George w Bush. Henry Witthaus j. j Muir.
iay Fred Reldarbock. jeremiah Pangborn John r. Cham
bers Gabe" Case J. W. Jscobus c. }. Alburtis Jacob
Bottnger. Peter Kenney, Robert Brown. William Lamb,
,x.JudQo Hyatt Colonel j. Rockwell Fay, James T. De
Lancey and Coroner Nugent The body was taken TO
ToodlaWn for burial.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
THREE MEN MURDERED BY ME4ICANS.
4 TALE OF BORDER LIFE IN THE MINING
TOWNS OF ARIZONA.

4 TALE OF BORDER LIFE IN THE MlNlNG
TOWNS OF ARIZONA
The boy who Graves live on the frontier and light
Indians and greasers" because according to the stories
he honest people are never hurt while the lives
OF ruNnns may be freely sacrificed will have his ardor
dampened by reading the following story tod
by some miners who their way to England from
Arizona where they lived for nearly dozen years
Tho party consists of John Meyn, his wife, and James
Burnes and Trempath They arrived from the West
last Tuesday latter sailed the City OF Chester
yesterday and Mr. and Mrs Meyn will start for their
native land Saturday the City OF Chicago Meyh
is mine boss for Vuture Mining and Milling Com
many OF Vulture Ariz of which Captain Cyrus Gri6ble
cousin Of Mrs Meyn, has been superintendent for fve
years
some time ago he sent word to his and Captain
Toblyn an expert miner TO Vulture from their
home in Cornwall, England on March 10 he left the
mining camp accompanied by two workmen John John
son and Charles Doote for Phoenix. railroad station
distant about sixtyve miles from Vulture He had with
him about s7 900 In gold bullion which he was to de-
posit When half the distance had been aversed
the three men were shot down they reached the top
Of hill by a party b Mexicans who had been concealed
I'm yashout The murderers stripped the bodies Of all
yaluableA and taking the murdered mans horses, de-
camped.
A notorious Mexican woman. who is suspected Of CON-
pcity In affairs OF this Kind before reported the murder
A. the mines and number of Immediately started in
pursult About 100 miles from the Of the mas
sacre the sherins party upon Mexican who was
irving to avoid detection lie refused to surrender and
was fired upon and wounded lie still refused to halt,
and bules was sent through his brains. on his person
was found all Of the stolen gold and Captain Grbbles
watch and other valuables
Later the other two men were captured for compncty
In the crime.
The Mcyns had been staying at the Miners Arms Ho
al until Friday night when they went 70 stay with Mrs
Meyn's Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
ppOHpPSS ON TEE NICARAGUA CANAL.

At the Office Of the Nicaragua Canal Company In
Wal.st kilograms have been received from Lieutenant
A G. Mepocal OF h.s safe arrival their work in
Nicaragua He has joined Mr., Peary. the civil en-
plneer who went down with the expedition some time
ago ana is going with him the results OF the sur
veying his party 20 ascertain whether IL VIII De
,ecessafv IN re- survey the entire region Two routes
are suggested Lake Nicaragua TO the sea on the
eastern side They dlverce point about twenty-five
miles from the lake, being through the rock ana
1ncu in its engineering but seven miles shorter tha
Tho o,ber ana easier line which lies below IT, thor
ueh exploration Of advantages and disadvantages OF
these two routes VIII be made by Lieutenant Menocal
The photographic corps and most OF the engineers ana
surveyors ascady gone over TO the west side o
.he lake 10 continue their labOrs
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
JOHN & JAMES
DO B S ON .
NIANUPACTU RERS,

ARE CONTINUALLY PUTTING ON THE MARKET
NEWEST PATTERNS IN WILTONS. vELvETS
BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND
EX. sUPERs. THEIR VELVET CAR ETS ARE A
SPECIALITY AND ARE SURE TO GIVE sATISFAC
TIoN. AND THEY ARE CHEAP MOREsQUE AND
OTHER POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN
BODY BWUSsBIS WITH MATCH BORDERS. NEW
EST PATTERNS AND LATEST COL0RINGs IN WILL
TONS AND A LARGE LINE OF THE EVERDEsIR.
ABLE EX. sUPER> ARE A SPECIALITY WITH THEN
AT PRICES AsT0NISHINGLf Low.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
CoyDEMYIYG THE OLD AYTIETAM.

The I'D hulk Of wooden frigdte Antetam which has
%, several wears been marine barracks at League
1and has been condemned unfit for further service
and is TO be auction She was completed after the
close Of the Civil War; remained so long Oh the stocks
unfinished because refusal Of Congress TO appro-
pirate money complete her that she soon became rotten
Her bottom has like seine for long time so That
,e has ten feet Of IN the hold and has settled In
the mud The marines have been compelled to remain on
board Of her at the Of epidemic because there
building In the Yard available except at heavy
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
Announcements 4

TIE MOsT ECONOMICAL
Medicine Ia the market is
RIKFR's COMPOUND SARsAPARiLLA.
because
n costs snlv u cents large bottle.
1t contains nearly DOUBLE quantity OF any othor.
1t is ONLY taken TWICE q day go handyl
In only reoures Two bottles TO CURE
IL very seldom fails 70 cure.
1t don't cost q cent II II DON'T CURE
NOMERCURY. no POTASH no ARsLNlC, , nv.
Insist On having RIKEG's sARsAPARILLA and you are
ppss.usse yoa oh.rwiss Sold by almost all deal,
ers any druggist refuses to supply you you can o
sure of getting what ask for at the drygsols
ge1eral stores direct from VIM H. RIKER d SON. 900
6thave, New-YsrE
BrummelPs Celebrated Cough Drops give
throat the elevated railroad stations and druggists
everywhere
E. g. w. THE "CADDo" COLLAR. E. u w.
NEW DESIGN IN COLLARS
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
3l9 WEST l26rH.sr. --
Diseases OF he Nervous Systen Genito-u uthary organs
Impotence sterity Hours-sto Il. 3 10
EsPENsCHEID's CELEBRATED HATS.
THR LEADING SPRING STYLES
SassrOom, lis Nassau.sk, lis.
"TO MOTHERS"
Mr.. WINDOWS SOOTHING sYsUP. FER Children T..thing
softens the gums reduces iRna nnati0a aAys an PAIN
cures wind collie Twenty Ave cents D'tt
WHITE HANDS
Frsm using CoRNELLs
BEyzoN COSMETIC SOAP. 25 CTS.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
ro y,pog IN cRF.pU5eR IN AUGUST.

At meeting OF the Board OF oficers OF the I'D heg-
meut Friday evening the Colonel announced that ar
ranscments had been completed for march OUT during
the month August Its ArmOry in Fourteenthst
TO Creedmoor; regiment 10 be accompanied by the
Engineer Corps Wilets Point and light batteries
During the instruction will be given by regular
army officers in marching and lighting supposed enemy
large body Of regular troops acting as the attacked
marty From this time on instruction will be given
semi monthly by United States Army officers detailed by
the War Department in the different of warfare
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

THESE LINES OF LADIES' HANDsEwED WELT
BUTTON BOOTS ARE MADE IN WIDTHS FROM AA
TO ZEE AND SIZES TO T. AND CAN NOT ONLY
SATISFY THOSE WHO ARE IN SEARCH OF A
STYLISH AND FASHIONABLE SHOE, BUT HAVE A
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR THOSE WHO PRE-
FEE THE OLD.FASHIONED BROADSOLED SOLID
COMFORT SHOES.
POSITIVELY GUARANTEE SATISFACTION IN
EVERY INSTANCE.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
vrpnr0y .oayysr DIR. KINGSLEY

Justice Steckler in the Fourth District Civil Court yes
terday awarded Mrs. Emma j. Small $50 fof which she
sued Norman W. Kingsley president OF the state Dental
Society Mrs Small testified that In April. 1887 Dr.
Kingsley agreed make her set OF teeth for 1928 and
that gave $50 account After much delay and
several trials the teeth proved unsatisfactory and she de-
Inanded return OF the money Dr. Kingsley offered 70
return s25 and gold plate, which she refused The
dentist defence stated that Mrs Small had told him
that dentists whom she applied had been unable
10 suit her and said would do The best he could
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
CLOSE FIGURING REQUIRED.

From Texas SlftIngs
First Florida Tourist-How much money have you
hand? - - ,u
Second Florida 1tur.st-Fifteen hundred dollars.
First. Florida Tourist hnd I've got fourteen
hundred Just enough, old boy to pay our passage
home, after stopping for day or two at this high
toued Florida hotel.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

Her mouth was peculiar and the teeth had expanaeo
after the impression OF her mouth was TAKEN
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
CAR = ETS

ARE AMONG THE THINGS HoUsEHoLDERs NEED
ATTHIs SEASON OF THE YEAR, WHEN THE AN
NUAL SPRING HOUSE CLEANING AND HOUSE FUR
NISHING TAKE PLACE.
TASTES DIFFER PROBABLY MORE IN THIS
BRANCH OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING THAN IN
ANY OTHER, But STYLES so DIVERSIFIED AND
HANDSOME ARE SO NUMEROUS THAT EVERY ONE
CAN PLEASED.
THEM
WHERE CAN WE BE SURE THAT OUR CARPETS
WILL BE, WHILE NOT TOO EXPENSIVE, STILL
THOROUGHLY F1RSTCLASSi
WHERE CAN WE GET THE CHEAPEST GOODS WE
NEED AND KNOW THE QUALITY is NOT ENTIRE
LY GRADED BY THE PRICEr
The Press., 1888-10-04

A gentleman carried a bundle of cloth. ing to Chinese laundry, and said that he wanted it laundered as soon as possible.
 The Chinaman took the package, and promised to have it ready son Tuesday evening. The gentleman was unable to cali on Tuesday, but on Wednesday he prsented himself, and asked for his linen, only to be told that it was not ready.
 Mot ready?" he returned impatiently.
 "Why, you promised to have it ready last night"
 s'Yes." the Chinaman answered, with g smile as childiike and bland as his Ian euage was unreproducibIe in print, "but you didn't come after 1t last night. - Boston Courier.
The Press., 1888-10-04
AvaIaaBIe Remedy.

Brandreths Pills purify the Blood, stimu- late the Liver, strengthen the Kidneys, regu- late the Bowels. They were introduced in the United States in 1885. Since that time over fifty millions of boxes of Brandreth's Pills have been consumed.
 This, together with thousands of convinc- ing testimonials from all parts of the world, is positive evidence of their value.
 Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable, ab- solutely harmless, and safe to take at any time.
 Sold in every drug and medicine store either plain or sugar-coated.
 I have been @ sufferer from catarrh for thu past eight years. Having tried number oi remedies advertised as "sure cures" without obtaining any relief, had resolved never tc take any other patent medicines, when [ friend advised me to try Ely's Dream Balm did so with greal reluctance, but can nov testify with pleasure that after using 1t fo six weeks believe myself cnred. tisa mos agreeable remedy-an invaluable Balm Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand Ave, Brooklyn.
The Press., 1888-10-04

THE above cut illustrates the feat perform. ed by Prof. Hogan on Ooth days of the Staf- ford Springs fair. He advertises to make the leap from his balloon after it has risen (, ,O0O eet-considerably over mile. The feat will be quite as interesting from considerably less altitude, but must be made from great height, as the parachute will not spread or greatly retard the velocity of the drop until a descent of some hundreds of feet has been made
The Press., 1888-10-04

INTERESTED PEoPLE.-Advertising patent medicine in the peculiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam, for Coughs and Colds, does, is indeed wonderful. He author izes all druggists to give those who call for it a sample bottle free, that they may try it be- fore purchasing. The large bottles are 50c and $1. We certainly would advise 8 trial. It may save you from consumption.
The Press., 1888-10-04

A DRUGGIST SAYs.-Marvin c. Brown Druggist, Meredith Village, N. H., says: have sold your Sulphur Bitters for years, and contrary to most medicines, never sold { bottle to any one who said it did not hell them. They cured me of those terrible sicl headaches when every other remedy failed.
The Press., 1888-10-04

Life: Comparative Appetites- stout old lady (watching the lions feed d)-'Pears to me, mister, that ain't very big piece O meat for such an animal
 Attendant (with the greatest and most stu pendous show of politeness on earth)- s'pose it does seem like small piece of meat to you, ma'am, but its enough for the lion.
The Press., 1888-10-04
Rmif Y0wraeIH

but there is no other remedy for sick head ache, dizziness, constipation, biliousness, or to restore regular, healthy action to the liver, stomach and bowels, equal to those re- liable little Pheasant Purgative Pellets" pre- pared by Dr. Pierce. Of druggists.