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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14
MARRYING A TITLE.
How and Why Mary Jane Briggs
Became Lady Fanfare.

Lord Fanfare was the fourteenth
peer who had borne that noble title
There was nothing very remarkable
about Lord Fanfare; he was an easy
going old boy. don't think that at
anv period of his career he would ever
have set the Thames on fire II ne hao
tried; but | am very, very certain
that he never did try. The Faniares
vera not a rich family: they had
been courtiers for generations ana
don't think they got much out OF IT.
Old Fanfare himself, when he only
held the complimentary title OF Lord
Tostle. had been a royal page anu
had commenced life as a courteri
then he went into tn g~%roS' Hnu
then he did the wisest thing he ever dlo
in his life. he bolted with the daughter
of the late proprietor of the Methu-
selab mill. and he came into hun
dred thousand pounds and the ousl-
ness. Then young Lord Tootle solo
out of the guards, and settled down at
the age OF thirty-flve to getting as
much fun as possible out OF his wlle !
fortune and the Methuselah pill LoFu
Fanfare was not unkind to his wlie'
at first he was quite pattern nus
band, but gradually GOODNESS arose
between them, for poor Lady faniare
failed to present him with an ne'''
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14
SUCCESS In EICTION.
A Hundred Things May Make ~ Modify
the Fame of an Author.

the Fame of an Author,
Success in fiction depends upon a hum
bred fuctuating things, upon the
changes of fashion and public taste, up
on accidental circumstances, upon what
often seems a mere caprice and chance
of popularity in SO far as it does not de-
pend upon the particular genius of the
writer. 1t is not, perhaps, so wonderful
as some people think that, in face of our
nineteenth century theories of art for
art and preference of analysis and fine
drawn character-painting to more robust
models, the general reader should have
gone back with spring of evident re-
lief to records of wild adventure, fight
ing and bloodshed This is a sort OF
natural recoil from fare too ethereal for
natures daily food.
The wonderful power Of George Eliot's
genius kept US all up to the mark as
long as flesh and blood could bear it.
But when that force was withdrawn the
lesser professors of the craft dropped, as
men Juggling at a rope would fall were
its strands suddenly to give way. And
now the fine workmanship, say, of Mr..
Henry James, who carries that art to
perfection-his minute and delicate and
purposely inclusive rendering of life
too full of motive ever to come to any
thing-naturally gives the fascinated,
yet unsatisfied reader an appetite for
the downright effects of Mr.. Rider Hag-
gard.
While the American Hamlet of the
day waivers and hesitates, the Zulu's
straightforward rules of action are de-
ightful to less sophisticated intelli-
gence. This is quite enough to account
for the sudden surging upof the ancient
legend of adventure and movement amid
q society which has had it's fill of philos-
ophy, of domesticity, of criticism, and
all the analytical processes. 1t explains
why persons of the finest taste have set
upon the fashion of turning, in real or
affected disgust with contemporary work
their own and others'-to the detective
school of literature-to Gaboriau and his
kind.
But, except by showing the necessary
and inevitable succession of the tide in
light literature, as in every thing else,
this change of front throws but little
light upon the causes of success in tic-
ton. In year which has consumed
edition after edition of Robert Els
mere" and done precisely the same
thing for Mr.. Barnes of New York"
what can one say? Evidently no rule
can equally effect these two exceptional
successes. In every communication be-
tween the literary person and the public
the chief necessity seems to be that the
former should have something to say,
not necessarily a moral lesson, nor any
thing of an instructive kind, but at
least his story-something that has
been in him before he had ever thought
of making fame or money by it.-Forum.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14
CarboIIc Acid for Weeds.

Upon a small scale carbolic and sui
phuric acids are weed killers of ex-
cellent merit. 1t is not practical to go
over a whole field with such remedies,
but in the yards these acids may be
practically applied. Those who have
used carbolic acid on dandelions say
that they found the root rOtted to
considerable depth. Plantain can be
DESTROYED in this way. The acids are
applied directly to the head OF the
plant. OF course if the acid touch the
grass they will kill that, too. In the
ward and on lawns the weeds must be
removed in some way or the lawns will
be destroyed. Weeds and nice lawn
can not go together. The ordinary
way is to take a knife, loosen the plant
and pull it up. When the ground is
soft much of it may be pulled without
going to the trouble of loosening the
roots. Nice things about US require
little trouble, but it pays to go to the
trouble to have things nice. -Western
Rural.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14
Accounting for the Expense.

Mrs. Fangle (reading the pape0-
arah Bernhard says her household
lpenses at Paris averaged $500 day
Mrs. Cumso-She must keep threc
red girls.-N. Y. Sun.
Five hundred women in Toxic and
Yokohama have subscribed to fund for
tie purchase of handsome Bible to be
presented to the Empress of Japan.
"A group of German physicians have
published protest against forcing chill
dren to learn the piano before they are
twelve. They point out damaging re-
suits to the intellect and the physical
condition.
The African News says there are
twenty-seven societies having missions
in Africa, with 403 ordained and LOT lay
preachers and helpers; 1856 women, TO-
600 native pastors and helpers, and
about i, 1000 COMMUNICATES
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14

In private life, aEd in ali life, the
best of motives to action are those
which lie outside of self and its sup
posed interests. To build the ship
staunch and safe and the house firm and
healthful for the sake of the human
lives that will be intrusted to them, to
administer justice because of its equity,
to heal disease and teach sanitary laws
for the sake of suffering humanity, to
cherish in every employment some
glimpse of and interest in the good that
it is to produce in the world, introduces
a finer element into the labor and actu-
ally brings forth a better quality OF
work than can be educed by the mere
hope of personal benefit to the worker.
Once Week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14

"A bashful young man, Of Wellsville,
n. Y. recently offered a 50 silk UNI.
brella to the young lady sending the
best proposal of marriage. Points to be
considered were composition, spelling.
writing. brevity and reasons for wish
inc to be married. Mathematics ovei
seventy FIVE were barred out.
in prosperity it is the easiest of all
things to find friend; in adversely it is
of all things the most difficult.
The world owes every man living,
but it doesn't owe any man any other
mans living.-Oil City Blizzard.
If woman hates you, you may be
s.lrc she has loved you, loves you now
or will love you.-Fliegende Batter.
Endurance is more valuable than
cleverness. 1t is the patient steady
plodders who gain and keep fortunes
Washington Post.
The woman who declares she
couldn't marry the best man on earth
..ften picks out one of the worst ones -
Terra Haute Expgess.-
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14

The German Emperor is fond of va
riety even in such small matters as his
daily bread. Thus, for instance, he takes
for breakfast small white loaf, the top
of which is powdered over with salt, and
which, accordingly, goes by the name OF
salt-bun. Its cost is one penny. After
it he consumes a half-penny bun, known
as the .'Lucca-eye. For his sandwiches
he requires yet another kind OF bread,
made of the finest Vienna -four and
baked till the outside, which is after
wards cut off, is quite black. Price one
penny At dinner, with the soup, so
called ''broth-sticks" are served. They
are made after an Italian recipe, which
is the secret of the court bakers, and
their value is halfpenny apiece.-Pall
Mall Gazette.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14

Colonel Bland Why, Harry, my boy,
how are you? haven seen any thing
of YOU for long time; but watch your
career closely, and you know l am
deeply interested in your future. ~
Harry-Thank you, Colonel know
you are. Was just looking for you.
Am in a tight place, and want to know
if you could let me have two hundred
by noon to-day.
Colonel Bland-Well = err Harry,
you see, l am so solicitous about your
future, ] can't even consider any prop
osition relating to the present. Pretty
day.-Puek ]
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15
sDy. er> 10 quest.

] asked for package OF Old Fir'
ginia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
is of the same color and has the name
of Virginia on it, but want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by Z.
Whitiock, and not some of the va
rious limitations that have been
placed on the market SINCE the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
ducea. Thie il the reques. that is often
made by consumers who haye tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by p. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price of the Old Virginia
cheroots is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w'sSw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15

GENTLEMEN,-I have used DIR. DaNids'
Cough syrup for some months, and think u
has done me more cool than any other med
icine taken yet My disease was asthma
and bronchitis of long standing. Among
she multiplicity of remedies for these us
eases. tlina Or. pavid's Is the test--a
simple reIedy, aas 10 cowponepts MOI =,
all injurious. a. gives hr pleasure 70 au'i
my testimony 10 It's efficacy. .
Very respectfully,
j. l.. DAVIS, Superintendent
of Richmond City Water Works.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15

fstS- LAWS Sr r., VOW. Va. Oct. - tssa
Ta.t f.lf 1 VA. attacked with hcmouhage INN tho
lure. ..sn followed ~ hacking cough, shoftne<s %
lr.1tn Nrcat loss OF appetite. aud proiuse
night swesis. | grew worse rapidly under mcatat
treatment and my case SCENE hopeless was recon-
In March have used the " g. Tonic since tnsttimc
nv cough soon left me, aud discontinued the g.e ..
fhs Especorani. and am TO-DAY entirely rertorei anu
n. have not nsci any other remedy than the - y "
Tonic aai EApestofant owe my recovery .nu5esS W
them. Gratefully yoars. JohN JohNsoS'
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RT0HNO+D, Va. Aufns' J, ~
u rivrsrne pleasure attest ths virtue % a IT, q
Atcrative' Last winter had -svcrs atttc< ot rnf u
mitism. confined TO riy bed from tine to time. an
VIVA u9 totally incaplcifated for any duty. tsir
various remedies veil medical ala ~tfnout friiat
or benefit finally 'ried A. r. g.. Attentive and after
usisg three bottles fully restored. AMI the p1-
several months have MT hsd rheunaiic pain
chcerfnly recommend the % h, No-alis. 'os sry
raeamaiIc trunhl,. ANNE ROglNSON.
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No 2lT,Yt0R ST. Rae Mo~n Va. Sept -. issa
II wlult Dr. iHsrafitni, sni suppression Of facts -
omit endorsing A. Is. q. Alternative" a. graf opf
purifier. have been sufferer from tunors and sorCs
W cmpoycr r'commendci ma - ~ a. u. g. Alter
fivr' did -. and have b,cs entirely restored BE-
lieyc q 20 b. absolute blood prriir Rr~prct'ri
ALBERT MUk i,Ai.
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CONSUMPTION. cATARRa. &c.

RreNNovn. Va, September "a i,sq
feel N my drfy vrfo ani attest rho efficacy -
american Hood Cure Tonic" Iti. evidently great
Altera.iye tnnic haze nsnd n for axnrn nonlns In
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v FtHTNIFTVN1 II =. Wy " -
I hsv, used american blood Caro- Alternative for fn'
past mo1tieith the most hrDchcia results. aud pro-
nouncc a 10 be th, beat hlooi mccins the market
and state this after having tired nearly all tho patcn
N fdicines IN use Ioiide. Potash. a. .ani sef
led that with few bottles will be rssfo-et -
health Respectfully, &c. X. a.. 4. TATtN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15

rIcHNoNn. Va August 3 isSl
have used three bottles 81 a r. g. Nlicrliive' I
checrinlly rrcommcn " a. iiooi rn-ihrr Yours
specifically. 4. ". HARGRONf, ~. Y. ftth S.
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81. cLAmr Horrr. Richmond, Sept 10. IL


have prescribed ypur 4 n. O. Attentive and Toni.
IN many 90 blood disease very decided eneut
In one case the patient had been confined h. bed o
many fnsufns- His condition vas hopeless that hi.
medical attendants had abandoned him. found him
dreadiuily mutltfed by q niJst formidable corstffu
uonal disease Tue bon OF his face and nose had beer
severely attacked, and potion Of "a m removed
Siunghtng ulcers bad nvfded parts OF his body nd
lace. His siins were IN ctoi with large tumors or
nodues hstnroat was uc. rated. his soft pal ,te
voice husky from sD'einc Inflammation OF the vOcal
chords. Inc on.y prescription used the date of
my nrs visit Ton the s4in cay OF lulI the
this report was your Alternative IN toll doses All his
suffers no pain, AMI rapidly improving IN health He
l. able 10 ,aFe his roou nd has visited my or
several times In my opinion "a. sti0n arise
60 the cause OF his recovery.
case OF well mari "A hfrefary scrOf Ma came under
my the 18th day May Doe patient is lad of
ten years, whose father died scrofua brother al
also suffered long and severely with tho disease
On examination discovered fifteen distinct scrofulols
tumors or enlarged gtni.. Two diseas glands had
suffered with snppurtfive Inflammation and had Dis.
At rative and be has t~xen other remedy All the
scff fufhors We entirely disappeared and all other
SYMPTOMS OF disease have been changed o. evidences
NJ attn his mus les we're weak aud nabby. they
Ike dirty tal0w N icar~ The ol0r and flush
health. In the light Gusty fh l0ri Of such facts
submit that the only remedy used IN case is entitled
e. the credit Of is cure.
On the 18th Of May was consulted by patient suf.
fsring VITA constitutional gancula One eye was lost
while under the local treatment III specialist Ths
other eye vas IN fery unpromising condition. Bees.
ing the local disease depended a foul condition OF
the blood prescribed your Alternative M has been r..
eved ot pain, recovered perfect vision. and Min
ues we'll absolutely certain your Alternative puri-
fed his blood and cured his giaucoma Respectfully
A. MONrtIkO, A. ID.
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80 Prvr 81 .rIcnaosn. Va. Ostober :. l'so
fREDR wALrBER


Wrsr potNr Va. September i%'.
fhavo for tho past eight Ten ,e,rs been syncssr
frn ,tarrh and during this time have had superior
medical attention and tried several rrrsesies ~nhoat
substantial hcnenf Soms short time since mediest
irf ma recommended nt ff try A. u. q Tonic. idm
- and hiis have usei only bottle. am greatly
relieved anI mon, hen.itet than u~ter any tef,ner
treatment and now hscse that with the use OF lev
more oo'''s' VIII ." s"'''' RIOS b. HENLEY.
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No efl \. LAUREL ST. T1cHwoSp, Va, Oct. 2. issa
cannot too strongly rec ON nend \. Il. q. Aitera.
tive, both a. an Alternative and tonic tried the rem
efy In my family Tor impure blood, evidenced By b0is
bl0tohes. &c rs first effects 10 increase the bos
and erupOns bur they soon all disappeared by its
tnued The complexion cleared up MD the appe-
tito and digestive powers wonderfully improved. |
would not hesitate 10 recommend this remedy be used
in any similar trouble. Respectfully, &c,
JOHN :. WALTERS
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RIrnNovn. Auen.t 81. ].

ff,er thorough ic.' Of "A D. G. Tonic IN my own
hot.ehod checrfuy state that helicve "a T. bc an
absolute specific In 20 which ladies are suh cti
f certain periods ~ lfc and where arr1st OF dspe-
ton IN physical strength Is sought - -
Ney respectfully, JAS. ID. ChAiO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15

RICHMOND. Va. August ". lssq.
Having for long time suffered from the effects Of
horrible blood trouble and after resorfng 10 medical
skill and other remedies without benefit. tried " n
G. Alteratige" I have beer entirely restored and "
affords pleasure 10 attest iis virtues Itiseydcuily
a very great tonic and Alternative and recommend any
suffering from blood trouble 10 Try b. Respectfully Nc
j. W. WIENER, lUl5 ". Carp street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15

DISPATCH OFFICE. RrcHNoNp. Va. sept II. issa
! have used Is. a.. Tonic for catarrhal bronchitis.
was very much reduced. and suffered with a hacking
cough have used only two bottles of tho Tonic and
am greatly benefited ! have I'D cough my appetite
and digestion }. good and Together ioe like "a
new With the uss ~ few moro bottles expect
TO be entirely restored chcerlnlly recommend lhs
preparation as very superior tonic ant gl.eniiv..
ID. e.. MCCAIN.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE USE OF
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Road: Rcad
OXFORD, \. C., September ), 1857

OXFORD, y. c., September 3, 1887.
lfr. VI L. Hardy. chase ON. Va:
II Is with great pleasure that certify thai
by tile use OF Chase City Mineral Water my
wife was relieved OF the worst case Of dyspep-
sia | ever saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous, the trouble, originating as
itdid. from chronic catarrh gastfitls. l through
the entire month Oh January and nearly all
Of February the present year. the patient
ate no food except small quantities OF skim
med milk. Any and all medlclnes--lhe
.imulest and blandest--acted as irritants
whenever taken. Bismuih and lacio' pepsin
were ssspit up very soon after being swal-
lowed. From the first part ofFebruary 10 the
first OF July her food consisted only OF Inllk
and mush with occasionally the yOlks OF
hard boiled eggs never more than two al 9,
timel she was reduced from 100 pounds Ia
IFS pounds In weight. she went ~ Tie Min
eral Hotel AT Chase city July bth; In one
week Improvement was pereepuDle. NJ
end OF the nth wee 4 she cane nome, appar-
sntly transformed into another being. She
could eat almost any Of the ordinary Articles
OF diet. She had gained In that short time
twenty-five POUNDS Of flesh, going from lis
To 10 pounds This Improvement has con
tinued and her health would no doubt nov
be pertect. had not liver trouble, of recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery.
Whenever any article Of diet disagrees with
her she runs for her bottle Of "Chase city
Mineral Water" and II seldom fails 70 re-
lieye.
lly experience with Your water la quite a
number Uf cases tends 10 confirm me IN my
oilnion that "a Will cure almost any case OF
atid dyspepsia. that Is TO say, where NE
cause OF trouble ~ fermentation IN the
stomach: I'm other words, where there Is no
malignant disease, and the stomach - tDe
main organ involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours,
:. d. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
From John OFT. Esq, Secretary Of the
Southern Fertlli.lns Company
RICHMOND, VA, April p, 1856.
Mr.. w. T.. Hardy. Chase cur. "a:
My Dear Sir,-I have used with special
benefit for relief Of the kidneys Of an exces,
Of uric acid aud other equity indications, and
as a preventative OF Indigestion, The base
City Mineral Water, ana commend IL WIN
out hesitation. The water at the same lime
lsdelghtful 10 the taste. JOHN OFT.
A perfect cure Of dyspepsia;
RICHMOND, Va, April 80, 1856.
Nc, ", h. Hardy3
Dear Str,- have been afflicted with dys-
uepsia for many years, ana Treated by IN
teiligent phy sicians who prescribed various
remedies but experienced no relief until
used your chase city Mineral Water. II
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. 90 not now suffer the least
from dyspepsia. | have been using your
water for nearly year, and IN NV Gaze u
mas made perfect cure.
Very respectfully,
W.B LYONS, BARRIER,
ST. Charles Hotel, Richmond. Va,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15

my family for chronic ulceraiion Of the bowels the
patients physcisn Pronounced rho trouble very bad
form Of dyspepsia. After vars Or aineni, with cone
slant gradual wais ing ~ patient, the doctor recon-
mended. change, ont door country arr. suspected
tuberrular trouble alt commenced the Of tho tonic
The patient soon hrgsn gradually 20 improve, sod IL
now entirely we'll ani hardy. NJ r. BOSWELL.
900 north Eighth street.
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pOIlND ABOUT GOTHAM
ACTS AND FANClES INTEREST.
ING MANY PERSONS.

,,..s.c. in Christmas ss-Preparations
an all sides for Nnic-Iide- Gossip OF
clubs and Societies-General Happen
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BIZ WI. prvL 81. RIcnNoyn. VI. Oet. 3. ls.a

Oh w. DrNtI ST, RICHMOND, VA. Oct. :. l--4
Tor several year, | have suffered from scroiulN
affection. commenced using " A. II. &. Alternative ."
about two months ago. bage used three bottles | am
greatly improved the scroula tumors have been very
much reduced IN fact, they have nearly disappeared
under former medical treatment. | now believe that
with the continued u~e Of the ,emcdy will DO entirely
restored. Respectfully, MARY LANGGUrH.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15
PRE- STON BEL " / N,
new IMPORTATION OF ART FURNITURE FOR, the HOLIDAYS
No. 18 Governor Street.
HOME TESTIMONIALS.

No sos = Bao,p sr. RrcHxosp; Va, Oct i. -
Dor y.srs nave been . suncrsr from long tr!ubtr
thourh tried mod al skill xnf many refnede~ srcS
,sn-ss living ard 81 4. B g E0otc eoncs1icI
tstly n, liam eiad dit. Attas time eemmsneed
using ~ toni, Wa quito feeble bad ahsskinx esasn.
M rop..is, vas much wasted. and s,ry nsrso.s. -
mach - thst coal aot sleep AZ night inc sonl'
p-v a vrsy bcassia. M cough sieft mo- ny spys
i,i add gcs,isa arc goi AN no onscr nerses, ~.
am raiainx n ,.h aud strength. cscertuiy r1ec"'
mouiit 70 h, u<rd IA any wasting. nftton cn.1u.,1'
Respectfully, bH =. " NAM "~''
COZ W ,i,nsHrr ST, riIcHvoSp. Va, sept Nv
I c1c,riuily attest tho merits OF a. r. y. ON
T,ts.ar. I have been grcs, sufferer from h.ss,nH
cough was irifs feeble snd much wasted vhen es-
Gan the ne u TIE ronlc have u-sd the r.msay iIs
m or hso months Ny essuRh has dlsspp.assr tn'
am greatly str,nethcnsd ant insigorstsd ! nay,
r.corlr,rncd N to raj friends. who have uss1
with similar results sirnnx,y endorse ss"o"h5" OF
''' '''- MKs. l. H. ELLfTr.
T'yc pf~r ST rfcHaoSD. Va, october W.
Fhtv. rsfi thras bottles Of ~. Is I, fon'c. hst"rr
n.inx the Tonic | was suffering from troublesome
cough general debility and dyspcp-ia h} consh -
lamps r-i nay dxcstion Is good. mS sppeuts free{
ii proved ard Altogether am strengthened snh ,oncN
mp I consider the Tonic W superior rsme's ''s
Ike ''0"''''' PffisED,k wALrHER
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si7 Y SFvFNrTrNru ST, RicHNoSn. juno q. issa
/ have used ~ o. g. Alternative With marked
benefit 90 myself and take pleasure In recommending
A. any who wishes tho best blood medicine and
tonic on the market That IL will invig1rac the dir.
tive organs. improve the appetite. and i,a uevcraing
remedy for blood disease FIRMLY hell.s
Respectfully, &c, l.. W. VARIABLE
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M eofv SIXTH sr RIcuNo~p. Va. Aus. (. isFp.
Aao me % add NY Testimony 10 that~f many ofh' ~
A. 10 the efficacy Of that most excellent medieine.
u a. Tonic n acted Ike y charm upon my WIFE, gi'nx
har almost instant relief consider ~ among the beat
Rsspectlull, q. L. KOSHER.