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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Personal. and Briefs.

Governor Lee Will return from New York
on Monday.
Three small suits were instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
Policeman Jacob Lsnge is on duty again
after severe attack OF rheumatism.
Mr. l.. schwarzchnd returned yesterday
morning from New York, after an absence OF
four weeks.
Dr.. Ramon n. Garcin has been appointed
medical examiner for Virginia Lodge, No. !,
slield Of Honor
THE City Electoral Board did not make
any appointments Of judges and registrars
Of election yesterday evening.
Mrs. Adams and son returned to Washing
ton Yesterday UiG Norfolk. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. +. \. Ewers.
Mr.. Royqll sad yesterday that it was not
true that MIR. james p. Cooper, who Is now In
En.'aud, had issued any circular as to cou-
p0ns.
Policeman Rex. who fell headong down
the stems Of the First police station Thurs
dag night wien following prisoner who
attempted TO escape. was on duty yesterday,
but his face was considerably bruised.
Or. J. +. Latimer, Of Union Theological
Seminary. is IN the city, the guest OF Mr. Il.
{. Whcrry. lie will preach in Grace.>treet
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and
in the afternoon at 4:SO o'clock.
The trial Of TIE "sweet-sOap- factory"
nuisance ease was 10 have been resumed in
the Heurico County Court Yesterday, tut
one OF the jurors living az a distance failed 10
appear, and the Court, without transacting
any business, adjourned over until to-day.
The following are the officers Of the Viz
glnia Creole OF the Pundiia Rama'ai Sara.
s0ai President. Mrs. G.. w. Bqgby; Vice.
Presidents for Richmond: Mrs. Dr. Il. =.
Kerr RTc,byteran), Mrs DR.. Landrum
Biptl,D. Mrs. J. Csper. (llrtbodistl Miss
Whiiile (EnsconaD, and Mss g.. Gary (Chris.
tian Churcl>; Treasurer, Mrs. Fireman \.
Parker, No. 81 west Franklin street; As
sistant Treasurer, Miss .M.ry Lyons, 30l
west Franklin steel; President OF the sun
day-sehool Association, J. +. K Burroughs;
Nice Pr sideni. Miss i. L1nclster; Core
spending Secretaries, Miss Jelfreys aud Miss
Shgfer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
The NEWS of MANcmESTEH.
NaOw- -Bniling and s,eish'nieing-
Personal and Other EteIns.

Slcigb-riding was al discount yesterday
and snow bll.ing decidedly above par. some
gew sleighcrs went out IN the forenoon, but
not 10 remsn long, for they found the snow
too soft and rapidly disappearing. The
young Americans, though, had high
old time with the sport Of snow
hallluR, aud nearly every person who
passed Twelfth stree, on Hun between
Q A. NJ. and II NJ. was pum'elled
with the damp. cold missiles. The seigbers
even were not allowed to Dass without re.
cclying vOley. one Of the gentlemen
upoa whom au attack was made turned upon
his a.sailants with IN unoaded horse.pistOl
and snapped several empty cartridges 1T
them, bat it was soon evident that his
weapon was not dangerous, and the second
attack on him was so determined that he re-
tir,d from the scene OF 9cton, but soon re-
apnpared, ana this time he fought with balled
snow and with better success.
The Manchester StTeetCsr Company gave
a very satisfactory service yesterday consid'
eriug the depth Of the snow. they doubled
teams to their cars, and with the aid OF the
snow. plow soon had their tracks IN very good
condition. After noon the cars could be
drawn hy ordinary teams, but the trips were
not made quiicas frequently as is generally
the case. The tracks on the bridge were
particularly well cleaned.
The exammaiion thursday afternoon OF
GINS Woodbridge. Cornelius Woodbridge,
Adolphus Fox, and James Fox (all colofed
boysl before Justice IIowlett, OF Manchts-
ter district Chesterfield. charged with felo-
niously asslulting Lucy Brown (cOlored), re-
suited in the four boys belnS sent on 10 the
e1and inrv Of the County Court OF Chester
fed. They were admitted 10 bail.
The msefing held at the Bainbridge-S street
Baptist church Thursday night In the in-
terest of the Christian church proposed 10 be
erected i'm tnis city resulted IN a considera-
bio addition to the fund being raised for this
purpose. The church is to be located on
Cowardin avenue. There Is now $500 In
hand.
Mr.. w. V. Bradshaw has returned from
AleNsndria. where he went as represents
tive TO the Pythian Grand Lodge. Mr. W.
+. Luhgow, VINO wAs reelected grand
prclaie for the ninth consecutive term, VIII
return to-day.
Jackson Elhs (colored). OF Richmond, has
been awarded the contract fer carrying the
msily TO and from the Manchester Oilice.
MIR. David J. Weisiger has returned from
Dauylile. where he went TO attend the
Young Mems Christian Association. lie
saws there WAS special prominence given TO
tue railroad branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, and that TINS year
efforts will be made to still further increase
Christian work amcug the railrOad-men.
Myer Angle, grand secretary OF The Grand
Grove Of i,ruids, paid Cynlhius Grove OF
SwansbOro'. an Official VISIT THURSDAY nignt
and very pleasant evening VS. spent
Postmaster Jordan has written TO the pro-
per officers OF the Atlantic oast Line re-
nuestlng them 10 allow the fast mail TO stop
In AianChrsier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
pOcIssisaer's rtnstrsis.

A large house filled the Academy last night
10 greet Lew Docksiader and bis cOnircrts
Of the burnt-cOrk legicn. The performance
was original and enjoyable throughout and
may be strictly termed "aTtistic" minstrel
az. But what's the use IN talking no q
company that Is conceded to be- the tilest in
the laud and VIII g. leader owns his New
York theatre, and for months in tae wear
keeps the native and TRANSIENT pOpu-
lallOn OF the great metropolis sup
plied with fresh iuu and hurlcsque
Dockstader does not count in quantity
but quality. HIS company OF fifteen are SlI
good singers and comedians; the orchestra
Of eight is quite perfect. comprising as It
does a fine solo volinst and celloi't; then
tue five "Madrigal Boys" whose sweet
soprano voices are genuine treat. The
complete company OF twenty-seyen is about
as good as MINISTRIES could possibly be.
MIR. Dockstader clIngs to the old ideas
(and the best ideas) Of negro miustreisy, and
has such genuine Ethiopian students as
Luke SchOOlcrait Sweatnam George Ma
ron, and Barney Maxwell. Rarely have
such sweet singers been heard here as
Messrs. Jose, Pepper. and McWade. These
gentlemen are far above the ordinary min
sirei yocallsls, and sing with good style and
methods.
The "musicai blizz ird " Is the most orlgl-
nal "skit" vet inyeOted in tn minstrel
business. Gus Mills in his female impersonl'
tions Is excellent. Then D0csstsder -the
s.only" Lewis the card OF the show. lie
Is i revt lalion in the s,ump.speech line. aud
kept the audience in roar. Taken all
through, Doekstader gives a minstrel show
entirely different from the usual run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
MORE poLlTfcsL MIDDLE.
A Congregational and GubernatoEiaI
Contest

Special Telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLEsrON. W. VA, February -. judge
Guthrie this afternoon rendered decision
In the case Of Anderson against the county
commissioners Of Klnawha. His decision
was 10 the eject that the County Court IN
rpn hing decision had erred in refusing 20
allow Anderson, counsel The right 10 cross.
examine win sses and 80 introduce wit
nesses in rebutial. Accordingly the matter
vas reminded back ~ the County Court. II
Is said that Governor wilson cOntenplatcs
ignoring the certificate 0f the vote OF ha.
naWha county and issuicg the ceriibcsie OF
election 10 AldeTsOu McGinne's has So
cured certified copies oi the returns from
the various counties. ani will claim his seat
m Congress IN them, notwithstanding
AidcrsOn's certificate u NJ gets y. In the
guberDaorial matter affairs have taken =
new turn. Governor wilson claims that
under the Constitution be hes ight 10 hold
the office until the f'lemiug.GOii contest IL
settled. Gof. and possibly Car, wIiiqualify
on March 4lh. the 70 imer having made that
statementtO Governor Wil.on. Tue supreme
Court will be called upon to decide who IS
entitled 10 the seat pending the contest, AMI
II the decision is In iay0f OF elibcr Goi or
carr Governor Wilson will submit grace
fully. There Is an understanding between
COT and Wilson TO tins effect, and thus
sll stories OF bloodshed and anarchy
on the 4lb OF March have euded
Ia smoke The regulir session OF the
Legislature closed tonight. and number
OF The members have already returned home.
The Republicans still feel yely sore over the
election OF senator KenDa, particularly from
the fact that proposition was made to them
the day previous by fIarr. the Union Labor
member, whose vote decided the contest,
II the5 would Withdraw Goif and vote for
Colonel Mclean, OF PutDlm county, tha. he
would vote with them. This they declined
10 DO. aud the result was kenna's election
on the following day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
mr,irtn tne Park..

The Ciiv Counci will be asked to appro-
prilte $1,000 10 pay for tue free open-air
concerts next summer.
For two summe past the concerts have
been paid for by yOluut4Ty contributors.
Last summer the fund subscribed was SUM
cleni to ply Tor three concerts week Tor ten
weeks. but a. the mnsic mas becoue 20 pnpu-
lar many OF our citizens lave signed peh-
tion to the Council asging the city TO iur-
ni.h the music. and daily instead oil tri'
weekly.
Such appropriations are made in other
cites, and the musicians and others espe..
cially interested IN the concerts think tnat
Richmond ought to fall into line.
The band that rendered the music last
summer Is said 10 be larger snd more tho
roughly Organized now than ever before,
but unless The Council makes the necessary
appropriation many OF our best bani-play-
efs viii accept positions at the springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
THE BIG LITTLE CITY.
washington's Birshday - Weshing-
ton anu Lee Association.
INpecinl telegram to the pispal


SrAuNToN, Va, February 22.-A three.
inch fall Of snow last night was eyaporated
by the warm rays OF the sun to-day, leaving
the streets muddy for the military parade.
which occurred In the afternoon. The Stone.
wall Brigade Band headed the procession.
Mrs. Nancy Psris. the widow OF John
Paris, formerly CLERK OF the supreme Court.
died a. an advanced age at her home, near
StauutOn. this afternoon.
\ reunion Of the Alumni Of WASHINGTON
and Lee University from Augusta county
was bcid tO-night. The meeting AMI supper
were held in Jessen's parlors, on west Ere.
derrick street. The meeilog was we'll at
tended and the address OF welcome WIS de-
lyered by Captain I. {. Morton, who pre-
sided. During the evening The Following
toasls were offered and responded to:
|. The Board OF Trustees The wstchmen
on our towers; the right men in the right
place. Judge j. IA. EdmOndson.
>. The Faculty Of Washington and Lee
! Guides. Philosophers, and Frieuds; We
honor them 50 worthy eyponents OF their
high calling. Professor James J. white.
3. The Alumni; Not uumindfni OF the
foster mother. II. -. George Tucker.
4. Tue Liberty-ilall Volunteers The
boys Of 1861 who wrote their record vita
the sword aud gave our history It's proudest
page. Ensign A. rediOrd tarclay.
3. The Law school Professor c. A.
Graves.
6. The University OF Virginia: Secure in
the regard Of every true soO Of Virginia IS IN
the esteem Oi friends Of sound aud liberal
education everywhere, she welcomes the
generous invitation OF her sister University
! Arcades am6O Il CantGre DqTcs et SpOrderc
peraf. George W. Harrison.
!. Academies and High schools: Whence
! come the fuel ibst keep our fires burn
I ing. William RI. kable eud :. II. owens.
g. The Legal Fraternity. Captain james
| Bumglrdner.
9. Tue Medical Profession. DR.. John W.
! Harris.
10. our Big Little City on the Hills: She
| has no boom, she needs none. A. {. BlaX-
! ton.
Among the guests in attendance were
Professor " bite, Judge J. K. Edmoadsou,
John l.. Campbell, secretary OF lhe faculty (;
Professor Charles \. Grpyes, Professor
David G. Humphreys, p. :. McCord OF Lex
| ingtOn. on teachers. Professor j. L. Mss.
stv. :. II. Owens, WiIliauf II. kabe. }. g..
Dmsmore, W. ". Robinson, and j. W.
| Bader Letters OF regret aDd expressing
good wishes were received aud read from
Hon. A. h. II. stuart, Judge William Mc'
Laughin, General G. ". G. Lee, Judge
John II. McCue, Major John II, Riley oi
! naiilX. Hon. A. Koiuer, General johu
EchOls, and JOnathan koiner, Esq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
poifcN Court.

The docket in TINS court yesterday morn
ing was quite a long one. but most OF tue
cases we're Of triilIug character.
Nineteen small boys were CHARGED WIN
being disorderly in the street. Oi these
seven we're f1ed 81 aud costs each ana ihe
other twelve discharged.
Lester McGruder, the young man whose
test was announced in toe DiSpalcn OF yes.
terday, wss charged With unIawIuiy and
seioniouslv shooting at George Trice twice
with donDle. barrel gun With intent 10 KILL
Ne was sent on to the grand jury.
po,.ert Vhite (coloredl, disorderly aud as
saultiug aud beating james IL: Green In the
hs1.room of j. IL. smith. Fined - and
costs. a. ex ,a
costs for being drunk aud disorderly on the
stIcet. ..,.u soos
were imposed. ,..,.. rr,,.A-
The civil docket engsged Jus,ce Nr",.n'
fields attention until several hours a''ei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
PETERSBURG.
TaE YIRsT DEEP Snow arrest OF
ALLEGED TRaIE.R0BBERs
Heavy Exports-Poiitical nattors-sum-
mons Against the Electoral
Board.
lcOrreapondence Of The Richmond Dispatch !


PETERSBURG. Va, February q. 1880.
Snow commenced falling here last night
about 10 O'Clock, snd by sunrise this morn
ing The ground was covered 10 a depth OF
between I've aud SIX inches. The trees
everywhere were envelopeJ IN Thick white
fringe that made them present scene OF rare
beauty. rhis was the FIRST snow Of the wins
ter winch has been sufficient TO cover the
ground.
4 telegram was received at police head
quafters In this cry late last nisht from
Richmond requesting the arrest OF t1ree
men charged with breaking into one OF the
freightcars OF tDe Atlantic Coast Line at
Richmond. A detail OF officers was made
tor the purpose. sud the arrest Of the sus-
pecied parties was made about midnight
at the AppOmattOx depot. They were found
nailed or fastened up in The car which they
bad entered on the arrival Of the train from
Richmond aud were lodged in Jail, where
they SIN remain TO await the action OF the
railroad authorities. The men are white,
decenily dressed. say they are from PhiIa.
deipba, and give their names as A. VI.
Townes. Dilluzan Clarke. and Lewis Freed.
Right Rev. 4. NJ. Whliie, ID. d., Bishop
oi the Diocese OF Virginia, will administer
the rite OF confirmation at 1t. 2Sups Episco-
pal church during the morning service on
sunday.
Manufactured tobacco TO the amount OF
about 100. 600 pounds was shioped TO New
York and Boston to-day for exportatlon 90
foreign countries.
There was but little observance OF the 22d
here to-day. The public buildings and
banks were closed. Arrangements bad been
made for parade OF some OF the cOlOred
s,,ff 20 hut ha rar
bad as materially TO interfere with any pub
lie celebration.
The matter OF the appointment OF Federal
oficisls here under President Ilarrison's Ad-
ministration seems 20 be involved IN as deep
a mystery ~ ever. resulting from the fact
that there - no definite idea as 20 the control
Of the patronage. Both wings OF the Re.
publican party claim recognition, and each
says tue other Kll not get It. There are
practically two sets OF asrirauts FOR the offices.
II the controller OF the patronage could be
named the names Of the fortunate Office
holders could be mentioned.
Under the recent call OF General Y. D..
Groner aud Colonel james ID. Brady, on be-
hali OF the Executive COMMITTED OF the Re-
publican party (antl.MahOne wlng) OF Nir-
ginil, The state Central Committee OF that
party will meet 10 this city tomorrow night
4 chairman will be elected TO succeed the
late Colonel ID. +. Houston, and much other
business appertalning 10 the interests OF the
party will be transacted. No doubt measures
will be adopted looking TO a thorough and
compact organization IN every county Of the
STATE.
A summons has been served upon each
member Of the Electoral Board OF thls city
10 appear and ieslifs before one Of the nota-
ries public engaged in taking depostions in
behalf OF LangstOn. What they are expect
ed 20 testify to is not known at this writing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
BARS-BURSRRs BUSY.
Tae Farmers in York connfy still
TerrOrtzsd by tne nysteri-
Ous Fires

A Baltimore special says: The mysterious
burning OF barns along the line between
MARY land and Pennsylvania, which COM
menced about the trst Of the present year,
contiuues. The farmers are desperate, and
some OF them have ri2ged up trap-guns on
their barn-doors 10 surprise the inirUdeTs.
At Hanover. Pa, wagons are rumbling
into the town hourly laden With wheat sDd
corn, which the farmers are rushing b mar
ket to save from the barn-burEery flames.
The story Of the latest fife, the barn OF
Mr. A braham Herrs, may afford clue for
the CAPTURE OF the ireendiaries Of the dozen
or more oarus OF farmers In Northern Car
roll county, Md. and IN Southern, York
county, Pa, near the Maryland line. 81 ur-
day noon 4 tail nan dressed In black. ar
fng fur cap, got something 10 eat At Hers
house and in the evening returned accOm-
panied by another man, saying that II vas a
bad night and that they would Ike 10 stay
until morning, and they were given peFrnis-
siOn 10 sleep 10 the barn. Next morning
they left early, and later In the day Herr's
son found piece Of psper 10 the feei'sFough
which read. 4" Move your stock, for your
blrn will be Ia ashes tonight or to-inor-
row" The words tonight or tomorrow
were plainly written by German. That
afternoon In clearing out the Dsra in the
upper part Of u was found box containing
mixture Of COMMON earth. phosphate, and
pure gunpowder. and pastiy-barned
candle.
sunday evening two other men asked per.
mission 10 sleep In bis barn. aud were, OF
course, refused. Tuesday the hsrn was
burned, s!nost running farmer Herr Not
satisfied with this FIRE, the barn-bnrners have
notified others OF their intention 10 destroy
their bsfns. One peculiarly Of the burning
4. that tue barps are all near toe rsllrosd, and
another Is that the burners seem 10 have
picked out poor looking barns and leit tsrge
ones within n short distance. The motive
for tbe burning Is still q mystery.
Why nee should delight IN burning barn-
OF poor farmers Is question only TO be
answered by the burners when they are cap
tured. As Mr. Herr said last nlsat: 81
have no enemy on earth that l know os.
see no reason why they should burn ny
barn. have wsrked bard to make lislns
and now all Is gone"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
. DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

N having passed several sleop'ess nights,
disturbed by the agoui-s and cries oi asgiirr-
ing child. aud becoming convinced ilai Mrs.
MINsLoWs SOOTHING SYRUP was lust ms
srilclo aoedof, procured supply for mo ctslL
On reaching home and Ratr3ilting AIS wife with
whnt he hal done she rl inaed to nave u admin
stored a. the child. o. she VIA ruonTiy in favor
OF iiOmuopathy. That l'sbf .n" cn,ld pa.-cd "a
suffering aud the parents without sieop. ko-
turning homo tho day f0lloeing '-a fathor
found tho baby htii wors. nnl while coutom-
plating smother s.cepicss nigh. me mother
stepped FROM tno room ~ attend r. tonio i0.
mestic duties aud LETT me father with the chilli
During her absence no Administered u Ioni0n
Of tue Soothing Sp7ip tO ihe naay and raid
nothing That night sn hands slept we'll and
tho little fellow awoke ia tbo morning nnsh.
aud happy. The mother was delighted with no
sudden aud wonderful change. aud, although 8.
nrss offended NJ lhe deception p0cucoi upon
her. Las continued TO uso he syrup, grd sutor-
ing crying bacies and restless nights have dlsap-
rearol. \ single trial OF tho syrup never yes
failed 70 relieve the baby aad overcome tho pro
iudices Ok tho mother SOid by ali drigeisia -
cents q bottle. 10 2Seod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

IBy telegraph 10 the Diapaich.l

CINCINNATI, February -. A dispatch from
CirceyIlle, OHIO, says that it was quietly
whispered in business circles yesterday eve
Ming that James NJ. Lane. county treasurer
OF Pickaway county, had ahscouded and was
deisultsr 20 tho amouu, OF $4,000 TO
SlO0 600. Lane left Tuesday to ylsit his farm,
twelve miles away, and was TO return We'd
nesday. but did not. Notice was given TO
bis boudsmen, who took possession OF the
Office and began an Investigation. Their
count makes the shortage about $4,000.
This has accrued since last September, when
an examination was made. Lane is said TO
have been irregular In his habits and 10 have
been tbe patron OF bucket shops lie hss a
small family. lie was serving bis second
term. having been reelected by the Demo-
crats in 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
northumberland nnieers.

The following officers were elected Thurs
day night by the Grand Lodge Virginia
Knights Of Pythas, who held their annual
session IN Alexandria: Beverley L. CruWp,
OF Richmond. past grand chincelor; II. h..
Chase, Of Norfo!I, grand chancellor; DR.. \.
+. tox, OF Alexandra. vice grand chancel-
lor; W. q. Points. Of HarriSonourg. grand
master.at-arms; W. I. Litbgow. OF Man
chester, grand prelate; I. l.. Courtney, OF
Richmond, grand master OF eXcoequeri D.:
G. Teller. of Richmo6d. grand Keeper OF
records ard seals; |. Digs. Of West Point,
grand inner guard ". l.. Mcleod, OF suf-
folk, grand outer guard; d. j. Turner, OF
Noriolk. aud J. II. Alexander, Of LeesbuFg,
supreme representatives.
The Richmond delegates have returned
home, and sneak in glowing terms OF the
bospitable manoer IN which teey we're re-
ceiYed and entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
feet on the west .Ite Of Sixteenth between

feet on the west side Of Sixteenth between
Broad AMI Grace. $50.
Hcsrico: James Armstrong and we 20
Peter Paul. CSl feet on the west side ol
Tweniy.seyeuth street 800; q {. Braue,
snd wife n r. q. wiliIsms, II acres ana
G 1900 acres on racon's Quarter brsnsa,
ss. 500: John u. Davis and wife 70 Peer
Paul, 70 82-iO0 sores on Mecnanicsy'lle turn'
PIKE Si.jTs; Grubbs q CreDsbaN, trustees
10 the Brook Turnpike Comp nv, properly,
rights. and privileges OF Tue Richmond ana
Henrico Railroad Turnpike aud GraHea
Road compaoy. S4I5J: Minor and Pauei-
sou, sDeciai commissioners, to G. q. Austin,
two lois near the Deep Run turnpike, s2.n'
samuel r. WaidiIl, clerk. to james II.
Washington, Is feet on seldom street, S0'4''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
consumption. scrotuis.

General Debility. Wasting Diseases OF Chit.
dreu. Chronic Coughs, aud Bronchitis can
be cured by the use Of >coti's Emulsion of
Pure Cod.Liyer . ! with liynophgspniies.
Prominent physicians use itand TESTIFY 10 w.
great ya'ue Please r9a1 the following: "l
used ScOu's Emu.iou for an obstinate
Cough. with Hcmorfhage. Loss OF Appetite.
Emnclaiion, Sleeplessness, Ac. All OF these
have now left. aud hellese your Emulsion
has saved a ease OF well-dcyeloped COnsamp-
ton II. j. FNniEY, ". d., Lore star,