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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Hastings COurs.

Tn the Hastings Court yesterday Wester
Blker (c0lored) was put on trial charged
With breaking into the vessel John Eria and
stealing two bags OF Oai,. lie was found not
guilty OF breaking into the vessel bnt guilty
OF petit larceny, and sent TO jail for fifteen
DAYS.
N0ra atlas Dick johnson was tried for the
same offence and found guilty, and sent 10
jail for one yoar and fined one cent.
George Month, charged with breaking into
tne restaurant oi Kan q DOYLE at tho Expo.
sit0n aud stealing lOt of cigars and liquor.
WIS given twelve months IN jail and med
one cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Don,t Trine vain Your Eyes.

and do not allow any one else 70 do Il for
you under any pfetenee whatever. No cause
for this now. My Lenses are positively The
most perfect made, my examinations genG-
inc and most efficient, and my ehsrges mode.
rate in all cases. Superior artificial eye.
carefully fitted. Examination, as heretofore,
free, Dr. :. GALYSgl,
9lJ east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

The special and distinctive work Of the
Superintendentg' Conference II 10 consider
matters directly pertaiulng 70 The organizs-
iiOn and supervision " the public schools.
Some 0f The snhiect- selected for discussion
are the same as those OF the LIST conference,
but their vital importance 10 the public
school system reader thsir fnlWr considera-
ton not inappropriate. The deliberations
oi the conference will be open TO the public,
and All interested IN educational work are in-
yitcd 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

WHITE tooth, sweo, breath. fragant mouth,
There ars no charms surpassing these;
Abroad, 40 home, cast, vest. north. south.
The o three primo charms aro sure v please.
All those who sOlODoNT apply
Wll hayo those charm take heoi and try.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
De,egatcs naptIst Association.

The best route for delegates attending the
Baptist Association l. MA Petersburg and the
Norfolk and Western railroad. For informa-
tion aud slreping-car accommodations Apply
b. r.. ". Courtney, Passenger Agent, 90i
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Delegates BapiIs, Association.

I. would be we'll for delegates 10 tue Bap-
tist Association, meeting at Bristol on NJ.
yember IS. 1855, 10 call on Il. w. COUrtney.
Passenger Agent Norfolk aud Western rail-
road, 90l east Main street, and secure slecp-
ing.car reservations, as the accommodations
are being flied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
tn cb.Ciub Members.

We haye another club ALMOST completed.
a, d require only few more subscribers.
Call early aud enter your name ana secure q
watch on the easy terms Of one dollar per
eeek. Goddard 4 Moses. 020 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

Governor Lee Yesterday received a petit
tion from Nytbe county praying him 70 ex-
excise executive clemency 10 behalf Of Way.
msn sutton, who Is sentenced 10 be banged
In Wytheyills on November 50th for the
murder OF man nsmed HaTvel
The Governor took the matter uuder COLI
sideTatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Departure OF nr. Bart. late General
tsataarer af fte N. a.. r. II, Co.

sunday afternoon at 6:20 Nr. George A.
Burt left this city for the North. lie was
escorted 10 the train by John l.. Grubbs,
John McGowan, and Mr.. David Mason,
represeniatives OF the Sprsgue Motor Com
pany, and many OF the men OF the Rich
mond Union Passenger-R Railway Company
Mr. john L. Grubbs was requested 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

about watch clubs. We stIIi bave our watch
club system IN operation, and advise al IN
want OF a good, reliable gold watch 70 call
and enter their subscription aud secure Il
upon the easy payments Of one dOttar per
,ceek. A new club almost completed at
Goddard q Moses, go Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
You LtaeIs.

On Thursdly next shakspeare's comedy of
" As You Like n" takes The place n lDyo-
mar, Miss Alberta Gaiiattln appearing rs Ro-
salind. This change IS made no the special
request oi many, Ingomar having been played
here so fre0urufly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
SpecjaJ Reductions.
EVERYTHING AT A SACRIFICE.
GOODS MUST AND WILL BE SOLD.

Our buyer at the North is shipping US LOADS
or GOODS. aud wo are already crowded. In
order % rla.o the stOck 10 arriyO we aro com-
PEELED % make room. We cannot stop 70 CON
slider what goods cost Us, but must act. ani AZ
once This SPECIAL SALE is 10 move goods,
and mo prices are going 10 help US do 80. The
prices mentioned are for this week only,
q Fine Ali-Wool Taior-Made Jackets, in black
and brown, worth g for S&s9 apiece all
.i1e4 nna only at THIS PktCk THIS WEEK.:
- MacS Cotkscfew WalAlng-JacSe's a. S-o'
~ ls,ncy-s, ,rlped Jackets at s2I7 apiece;
L. SILK Seal-Piush Sacqucs worth 70 a. Sif'oJ
api4ce-ior ths week only
ALL OUR CLOAKs AT PRICES GREATY RE-
REDUCED.
1e,.c. Cashmere. half wool. all coiors, down TO
~. ,.,,,ifv gashmore down 70 10c. a yards
ice quality, double width, down 10 lsJ4c. a
re 0,Iality Henrietta Clo,h 1886. now;
s0todanty Henrietta Cloth pc now;
G)c cue'tty honrctta Cloth, ~ mches Wlue, All
wool, down 20 3sc. yard
PLAID DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
AND AT OUR POPULAR LOW PRICES.
. coo v,rds Second Mourning Caloo-tho usual
SIC. quality - At 80. a yard tnis week;
Good Uublcacbed Cotton &C. yard;
Laaiosl Hn-Stripo Hose worth s5c pair only
I2isc 2 pair.
Misses Fine Imported Ingram Hose, split feet,
fan regular made, IN black. navy, AMI
seel. never sold fer less than 25c.-this week
l.c.A pair or three pair for Soc;
Ince Curtains from s5c. pair 10 s. pair OF
Curtain Cnains gratis with every pair OF
Curtains this week,
Curiain Polos, brass trimmings, s5c. apiece;
Brass Picture Frames worth l5c.-this week &C:
leppcrcll sheotue ls'. a yard;
Boz s " inds0r Iles &C. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Tho Nirxin,a Firct.

The Board Of tue Chesapeake sud rs Til
butaries met IN the Governors Office vester-
day and appointed Captain George Ulnman
10 the command OF a vessel 10 be stationed
in the Potomac river as part oil the NIr-
Plnia navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

The weather on sunday was almost per-
icct ior November. TIE sun shoue brightly,
the air was oracing, and Out-oi-dOor exer-
cIse was most agreeable. In all % the city
churches where services were held the con-
gregations were large, and in most instances,
except IN the case ~ the Methodist chucrhes,
whose pastors are at conference, the re-
sDectiye pastors oGicated. Some OF the
the special features Of the day are nstlced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

IA valuable substitute for ten or coffee. I,
nourshos, while thoy ouiy stimulate. supe-
rlor drius Tor Children ami Tor nervous AMI
delicate women. Il Is different IRON eli other
cOc0as. All druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
AFRrmer's Physician.

J. T. Porter, DeKab county, writes: Am
remote from medical AID, but have physi-
cian ever with me 20 check sudden attacks
Of the bowels in keeping Dr. BiggeS's
uueklcberrV Cordial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

AZ EXTENDED PuL,alrY.-BRowSs BRos-
CHuAL IEoCnEs have f1r many years been tho
most popular article la uso Tor relieving coughs
ami throat lroublos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

w. l.. Drew. 500 Main street, manufacturer
~ Boots and Shoes, was awarded First Pre-
mium for the Best and Finest Boots and
shoes at the Virginia Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
nislrief Lncge No.I.

District Lodge No. of Good Tempiars
meets at Central Hall o-morrow night. Dele
gates from the various lodges OF the district
are exDectcdt 10 be IN Attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Norrcp no TIrE slNGkRS oF RIcHMoNn

From tho above letter you eill oee tbst ksrs
heoa fe4uosls1 70 osgauize chorus q >u voiced
lor tho coruer stone iayyag lO.NCkkOH Az
TERNoON
ne xers of kichu,0a1, kaOstns a. 40 their
oak,i.c sqifif, 70 heip H~ sias Ia tais matter
tarrefoss ask lhst 81 singers. atals snd female.
meet ine A. the icuGg aepe CHRISTIAN Ass.Ss-
tion Hail this (toestAyl Nl0lff az OAcicrk lof
lhe purpose os rehearaing the tesk hynsus WHICH
will ID sung aad " grt tlczets Nhsh val Stmit
tnou 10 Iho stzna specially erected foo s,oxsrs-
no is-it FRANK W. tpNSiS6hAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

All indications point 70 Thurs1ly as one
of the biggest days oi tbe Exposition, MAIN
iy because OF the sham battle 10 he given IN
the afternoon. Three c1fllrg cOmuanlos-
the Surry Troop, the Hanover Troop, and tho
stuart Horse Guards, and any numbcr ot
infantry, besides toe ilowUzrT~ and pr0bl1iy
other batteries OF artillery 1ill take part in
the irav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

Among the Distinguished gentlemen who
have been invited and are expected 10 de-
liver addresses during lbo conference are
the following: Professor ThOFnton. OF the
University Of virginia; General frsncis II.
Smith. Of the Virginia Military Institute;
President Lyon g.. Tyler q William and
Mary College; Professor Cunningham, of
FlFmyio: Genera Armstrong, of lamp
ton; aud Hon. j. l.. " Curry. Professor
james If. Johnson. OF Petersburg, j. also
expected 10 address the conference In re-
gard 10 the work at the Coored Normal In.
stilute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
The Illustrated Supp!en0ents

They vi
81 No o rnpor a O
increase O fr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
mcHaoSp, Va. November 10. isSS
y y ~ CUNNINGHAM. Dca,

WI frafer-- view of tho fact thai eur ~
FOR q chorus On the ocession "A the
NAsantc Temple corner slone laying nsse isuea
through. earnestly ask thai you VIII AXE u1s
nlsfter IN nani ord get ep C1ynes w ~
IOlCkS II t,i,ssibis Yours fraternaiiy.
J. ii. .APEks. Chisf Marshal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

The tournament is % be run on the 18th.
This will De- an unusual attraction and one
which viii draw well from the city and
country people. Some thirty Euights from
Richmond, Flrmyille, Goochland, and other
couulics have already entered. There will
bO parade OF these ~ the morning OF the
IG,h from ihe corner oi E'chih and Broad
streets and 90 uignt a ball at Monticello Hail
win be giN-n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
STATE SCHOOL MEN.
ANNUAL coxFERzacE or COUNTY su-
PERISTxEDENrs TO-DAY,
Address Expected from Governor Lss-Dis
cussion Of Important Topics
Personal.

The sixth annual Conference OF The County
and City superintendcnts Of Schools Of Viz.
sinis viii open IN the hail OF the House Of
Delegates ibis morning At 10 O'Clock and
continue for three days.
Governor Lee will deliver an address OF
welcome. which will be responded TO By su-
perinieudent Richard l.. Csrne, OF Aiexsn.
dria city.
SUBJECTS.
Among tbe subjects 10 be discussed at the
conference are the following:
"reachers' Salaries - Dependent.on the
Average Attendance of Pupils - l.. NJ. shu-
mate. Discussion by y. u Hawkins. Bed
iord county; n. NJ. Lynch, Fredgick; w.
n. Bell, Grecnesyillc.
Determination Of Tcsobcrs What Changes
are Needed IN Existing Laws and Reguis-
| tions ?"-J. l.. 7. Holland. Discussion by
r. g. Glass, LyDchburg; Chancsllor Bailey,
! SpoisylYania county; W. ID. Smytb, scout
county.
"Normal Institutes How Can They be
| Improved 3"--Georce n. Hulyey, Rocking
| ham county. Discussion by w. II. Mitchell.
Carroll county; II. N. keyser. Page county;
! wytbe NJ. Peyton. Henry county.
County Superintendency Duties. Re
! SponssOilites, &c Il. H. tt0isud, Roa-
nokc cOuaty. Discussion by II. J. Watkins.
Charlotte county: W. X. SheAd. York
county; G.. Il. lllliirG, Mythe county.
Relation ~ the Public school System 10
Higher Iosiilullons OF Legnine"-T. w.
Sydnor. NottOway county. Discussion oy
W. W. Robertson, Stauuton; W. y Hate,
GraysOn county: Il u. Gillian. Surry couu.
ty; JOhn 3. Cary, Richmond city.
"Telchers Reading Association. State and
Local Diffusion ~ Educationll Ltera.
,Surc"-M u. Hall. Fairfax. Discussion by
W. +. Fox, Richmond; W. E. Duncan,
franklin county; W. f.. Hogg. Gloucester
county.
"ReYislon OF School Laws"--George T..
Caskie. Nelson county Discussion by Lee
Britt, NanSemond county; ID. G. Anderson,
Russell county; c. II. Chiffon, Appomsttox
county.
Improvement OF School Buildings and
Grounds &C. =. Jordan, Augusta county.
Discussion 10y james II. Allrn, james city
county &. A. wits. Floyd county; q. X.
Blick, Brunswick county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Hho pnnInn nan.ian.

at the corner Of Fifth and Frankliu, win DO
sold tbs evening. Don't i0fgett IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

- followinp - nremlums were aWn

The following first premiums were award.
cd Yesterday:
1T. Philips & stein, reirigerators, china,
and glassware.
Unlon Industrial Fibre Company, New
York. nlurlied ware.
Rocketts Brick-Works q. V. l.. Clapp,
Dre.idcuD. bricks.
Harcroyc ,c CIamme ircsco painting.
George ". Anderson s. sons carpets and
rug., wall decorations, and curtains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

POmpcii drew . big audience last night. a
Ng portrait Of Stoncwal Jackson was one OF
the set pieces. and when twas fred the band
played "DiXie' and the audience cheered
with yigor
To.nsht there will he an extra display Of
fireworks. and a. 1t IS Farmers Day a device
suitloic 10 the OCCASION viii be among the
sei I.nAr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

This IL Agricultural Day, and there VIII be
field exhibitions oi agricultural implements.
Al exhibitors n the Exposition win show
them Implements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
ePCRGE0N lvD ms WORK.

Rev. Mr. Lumpkin, Of Manchester, preach
ed at Clay-street Methodist church sunday
morning, aud Rev. 4. b. Bell iilled the pull
pit at Trlnlty.
Rev. James p. Smith, Of Fredericksburg,
preached at Grace-STeet Presbyterian church
Slnday morning.
Rev. J. r. Griffith. Of the Yirgnia Con-
fereace, preached at the Broad Street sle-
tbodist church SUNDAY, and at ParkPlace
Rev. W. ". Royal preached.
Rev. W. T. Richardson, ID. d., editor OF
the Central Presbyterian, preached 10 The
First Presbyterian church in the morning in
place Of Rev. DR.. Kerr, who is holding a
meeting OF several days at Amelia Court
house. AIS o'clock In the evening Rev. j.
B. Newton, d. D.. rector OF she Monumental
church, flled the pulpit
At II O'Clock in the morning Rev. j. l.. 4.
Holland. who is in the city IA attendance on
the conference OF public-school superinlend-
ents, preached in Che Seyenth-Street Chris
tisn church.
IN consequence oi the conference being in
session ia Portsmouth the November meet
ing OF the Methodist sunday school Society
OF Richmond and Manchester was postponed
until next sunday afternoon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-01-25
He'd Give Tt All UP.
From the New York Sun.

At the Metro politan Museum IN the
Park men stand az the door to relieve
visitors Of whatever they carry IN
their hands which might be eth er
carel essly Or maliciously used to dam
age the statuary and pottery on ex-
hibition inside. On busy days there
is g. perfect rain OF all sorts OF arms
and missiles into the hands OF these
doormen, who give checks to whom
soever they take anything from
The other day q countrymen and his
wife came there, he carrying a long
slender parcel and cane aud she an
umbrella.
"I'll take your cane please, said
the attendant; 'and your wite's un,"
brella, please; and now your parcel;
sir If you please"
"Gosh !" said the ast onished visit
or, "this beats paying ST for seats
at the theayter. Wouldn't you'll my
watch and chain, mister And say,
see here, I've got q penknife and q
dollar or two OF cash in my clothes
don't you want that, too ?"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-01-25

weekly. New member You have diff.
ferent rates for members, OF course?
Clerk-Yes, sir. Four dollars g. day
in advance New York Sun
ELLA WHEELER declares meE expect
morein return for fave rs than women
Indeed they do. We have seen men
who expected the cutest love OF
sawdusS pin cushion in return tor a
diamond brooch or something ike
that. P. S.-They gotit, too,- Blng'
hamton Republican.
A WISE resolution: Dumley (otferlne
his private box of cigars to k'eatherly
Put some OF them in your pocket,
Featherly. I give up smoking the
first of the year. Featherly lighting
one OF the cigars) Are you (putf) 60
ing to (puff) give up corned beef, too,
Dumley FL New York Sun.
Mr.. Villas has been transferred
from the Post. office Department. to
that of the Interior, and Don. nj.
Dickinson has been appointed Post
master General. Whenever cabinet
officer lays off the clothes OF his office
there is always some one standing by
ready to Don M. -[Texas Siftings.
GENTLEMAN ito bartenderl: "This
cocktail isn't quite up to the mark,
old man; but we can't have everything
to please us in this world, so here's
looking at you. He goes to break
fast.) Same gentleman lat breakfast:
Poor coffee again, my dear. Take 1t
away. If can't have good coffee,
oy1u - ENnnoh
GEES Kisses, but ducks quacks, and
wen Frankly, that's the baby, is painhe
in his lap he hollers, but the lion roars
like distant thunder and makes the well
kon wiring Uncle Ned which has ben in
Injy, and evry where, he says one mite
lion come out of the woods and
went to his correlfor to eat his ca tile.
Uncle Ned he got up and looked in the
correll thru q crack the lion shode his
teeth. and Uncle sed, ''The idiot
thinks / am dentist, but [ haven
no time for to tend to him. lie send
for the lion tanner for to quell him
with his H. Johnny Composition IN
San Francisco Examiner.
THE time has come, we are glad to
say, when those who can really ap-
preciate possum and later can get the
full worth of their money. The pos
sum is in all his glory aud the later is
sappy. The combination is superb
1t has no superior in this or any 9th.
er land, and it is distinctive, for not
every man loves postum, otherwise
there would not beleft enough to GO
around. But the cold spell is here
and the nOasru m is here I ,at I1a fallOW.
citizens, forgetting the past and look
ing forward to the future, make the
most of them Atlanta Constitution
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-01-25
A Clever Scheme.
From the New York Telegram

From the New York Telegram.
A we!l-known West side saloon
keeper gave q spread to his patrons
on Monday. Two tramps stood out
side, and through the door gazed long.
ingly at the good things. After few
minutes of gaping the two tramps
moved to the curb and held an earnest
talk.
The saloon is on corner and has
two entrances. The side door leads
into sort of box which directly ad-
joined the tables upon which was the
spread. Customers were busy eating
turkey sandwiches, and the bar was
covered with glasses filled with cham
payne. Suddenly the main door
opened and in walked Tramp No. /.
Gentlemen, said he, as he gave his
little scheme which / think you will
like. will bet q bottle OF wine I can
tell any gentleman in the party what
he ate for breakfast"
OF course everybody laughed and
commenced to badger the queer and
ragged specimen, and one of the party
named "Billy," a well known youth
about town, took up the bet.
"Write on q piece of paper, said the
tramp, "what you ate, give it to any
gentleman here, and then I'll tell vou."
While this was being done the wine
was opened. The tramp took trife
more than his allowance, but none OF
the party paid any attention to that.
The articles "Billy" had eaten were
written on piece of paper the tramp
procured from the bartender, and it
was noticed he held a piece OF paper of
the same size and shape as that
upon which "Billy' wrote. The
written paper was deposited in
the vest pocket OF 'fBilly's" friend.
"Now," said the tramp, "watch me
close"
He held up the blank piece of paper,
and while ell eyes were on it ne dex.
terously extracted the written paper
from the friends pocket. This, with
few supposed mystic passes, he sub
stituted for the blank one, and open
ing it read the various articles OF food
''Billy" had for his breakfast.
Meanwhile tramp No. 9 entered the
side door, and while tramp No. held
everybody's attention be quietly stole
q turkey and loaf of Vienna bread.
Gentlemen" said tramp No. /,
when the laugh at Billy's discontinue
ceased, 'tI live like a prince to-day. I
have had champagne. am going to
dine on turkey"
Then he left, and five minutes after
ward the col ored waiter missed the
finest turkey.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-01-25
NERVOUS DERTLFTY.
A Sure and Positive Cure for This Com
amt

mon Complaint.
Sufferers from nervous debility complain
OF physical and nervous weakness and eX-
haustion; there is prostration of the physical
strength, a tired feeling with no inclination
Tor eXernon, and the power to work is di-
mlniShed; the patient wakes mornings tired
and unretreshed; there is an extreme nerv-
Gus and irritable condition, dull, cloudy
sensation often accompanied by disaereeable
feelings III the head and eyes; the thoughts
wander easily; there will be gradual failing
of strength, with weakness and pain in the
back; bad taste III the mouth mornings, the
vision becomes dim, the memory impaired
and there Is frequent dizziness; often the pa
tlent IS gloomy and respondent, and the
nerves become SO weakened after time
that the least excitement or shock will flush
the face, BRING trem0r or trembling or
palpitation of the heart.
For these symptoms DR.. Greenes Nervura
Nerve Tonic, the great strengthening and in
Vigorating remedy, is a sure and positive
cure. Under the use of this wonderful
restorative, which is purely vegetable and
therefore harmless, the dull eyes regain
their brilliancy, the pale look and hollow
checks show renewed health and vitality,
the weak and exhausted feelings give place
to strength and vigor the brain becomes
clear, the nerves strong and steady, the
gloom and depression are lifted from the
mind and perfect and permanent health is
restored. 1t is absolute and certain
specific for nervous debility. Young men
with weakened nerves and exhausted vital
ity can regain their strength by its use 1t
restores lost energy and inyigorates the
weakened vital powers in old and young
No Ole need despair Of cure Use DIR.
Greene's Nervura Nerve Tonic and AN alb
solutely certain cure will result
Druggists keep it. Price 81 per bottle. Be
sure and get DR.. Greenes Nervura Nerve
Tonic; take no other, for this remedy has no
equal. If your druggist does not haveit, he
will get it for you. Dr. Greene, 35 West
l4th Street New York, the great specialist
IN curing nervous and chronic diseases, can
be consulted by letter free. Write him
about your case.