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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
TuELAsr NOTE PAID.
IEB LNNH NVFE EHfDs
Richmond Randolph ledge Hejoiee
that They Are Free from Debt

Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, had
big time last night In celebration OF the
payment OF the last note due by them on the
old Mzsouic Hall.
In 1884 Lodge No. 10 disposed OF its In
terest to Lodge No. ~, and now, all pay
ments having been made, the property De-
comes vested solely in No. 10.
Speeches were made by d. Z. Richardson.
Esq, Past Grand Master w. j.. Drinksrd,
Grand Secretary w. B. Issacs, Grand Trea-
surer w. T. Allen. Major John Poe, Jr., h.
y. EubanS, II. L. PelOuze, and others.
The turnout was very large, and Masons
were iu attendance from every lodge IN the
city. nice banquet was partaken OF after
the speaking.
This lodge ia one OF the Oldest in the
couutrv. The charter was granted October
10. 1881, and was signed hy Edmund Ran.
dolph, grand master, and William Waddiil,
grand secretary. The lodge was named for
the then grand master.
The lot upon which the building was
erected was purchased in August, 17S5. ard
the stone was laid In October OF the
same year. The money to erect the building
was raised in part bv lottery. The hall was
completed in May, 1871.
In the early DAYS Of the century the build
ing was used for q dancing academy, court
house. and for many purposes In addition
to Masonic uses, and bell was placed in the
cupols to ring fire-alsrms.
For a number Of years the title to the
property was not clear, and the lodge
thought chat some day in the event OF il:
disuse by the Masons is would revert 10 the
heirs OF william Gait, from whom the pro-
perty was purchased.
In 1888 while searching the records in The
County Court clerks Office Mr.. ID. c. Richard
son came across a deed IN which the fee
simple title TO the property was vested II
! the lodge.
The trustees OF the lodge are b. F
Howard, Charles p. Rady. and W. Hal
| Crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Persnnaia nnd Briefs.

Rev. Jabez Hall will preach tonight at the
Seyenth-Street Christian church.
DR.. Jacob Michaux is still quite sick at bis
residence, los north Seventh street.
DR.. j. D. Pendetou, OF Orange county,
clerk OF the Virginia Senate. IS in the city.
Mr.. George o. Green, Of the Louisa stand
ard, is in the city in the interest OF his paper.
Mrs. Amelie Rives-Chanler and her hus-
band expect to visit this city in about
week.
Mr.. II. Bradley. business manager OF the
Free Lance, OF Fredericksburg, was in the
city yesterday.
The Rev. c. p. Lyford will preach at
Grace. Street Presbyterian church this eVe'
ming at O'Clock.
President ingalls, and Auditor IIOtchklss,
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, are expected in the city to-day.
On account OF the meeting tonight Of the
State Sunday-School Convention no services
will be held In tue Broad-Street Methodist
church.
Mr.. William c. Walstman, superintendent
OF the Norfolk and Western telegraph line,
with headquarters at Roanoke City, is In the
city on a brief visit.
The Curbstone Club will have meeting
Friday night for the transaction OF important
business, and President Gibbons hopes TO
have full attendance.
Dove Lodge, No. 81. A. F. and A. NJ,
will have a called meeting tonight at their
lodge.room, st. Albsns Hall, for the trans
action OF important business.
Charles Lawrence was before Justice
Whiting at the county courthouse yester-
day, charged with sssaulting Mary Wing
held with intent 10 kill. lie was discharged.
Hon. II. W. Wilson, member OF Congress
from West virginia, will deliver the address
TO the graduating class OF the Medical Col
lege OF Virginia, at tue Richmond Theatre,
April lst next, at 3 L. NJ.
The alumni OF the Medical College Of Viz
ginia will have a meeting on the 18th instant
NJ IL o'clock, at the college building on
Marshall street, for the purpose OF organizing
q society OF slumni. All persons interested
are invited to attend.
Richmond Association. No. l, OF Virginia,
National Association OF Stationary EDgi-
neers will Celebrate their anniversary with a
banquet tonight at Springfield Hall, corner
OF TWenty.sIxlh and NJ streets. Messrs. ID.
II. Gaines, I. l.. Johns, W. W. Childress,
Y. W. Baker. r. r. Rodgers, and f. j. Min-
natree constitute the Committee OF Ar
raBgements.
At the recent session OF the Supreme
Council OF the Order OF Fraternal Legion q
law was enacted giving members sick bene-
fits from $3.50 to s2j per week, according
10 classification. There is possibility OF
the Supreme Council meeting In Richmond
next year. In the election of grand officers
Mr.. j. samuel Parrish. OF Richmond, was
chosen supreme guide.
DIR. Charles p. Stokes was perhaps the
| first Richmouder to get letter from any
member OF the new Administration. lie
yesterday received one from Hon. B. +.
Tracy, Secretary Of the Navy, making In.
quiry about "Almambrino," horse raised
by Mr. Tracy at his stock.farm. In Tioga
county, New York, which animal is now
owned by Mr.. Samuel b. Nelson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
A Card from Ds Hope.
To the Editor OF the Disratch:

Please allow me small space 10 your vst
uable columns 10 correct au erroneous idea
thai has gained credence snoug the pubic
as regards the result Of the investigation OF
tho Committee for the Relief OF the Poor i
stated before that committee and 10 others
that my reasons for goiug bone were my
private affairs and quite numerous; that
did not know that was responsible 70 any
officer for my private affairs. but would mem
ton them II necessary, incidentally remsrk-
ing that nv sister vas under my treatment
as one OF my reasons. The comUiltee did
not think II necessary 10 give an account OF
INV actions, so II stopped there. Thereport-
er who was present, desirous OF giving afull
account OF the affair, Misunderstood my re.
mark, aud without my knowledge gave IS
the reason of my absence, and prolonged
absence, the illness OF my sister. New such
was not the case. Nv sister, although iu bad
health, Is not seriously III. desire TO make
this fact public to correct any mistaken inn
pressions that II NAV have made upon my
friends and acqualntanees.
Thanking you Tor your indulgence sm,
respectfully, &c. j. WILTON HoPR, VI. d.,
Formerly Resident Physician to City Aims
house Hospital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
DEATH Of c promineni Merchant.

Major G. W. Antrim, OF the 6rm OF An
trim A Sons, died at 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at his residence IN this city.
Deceased wss a native OF Albemare coun'
". and was few years past sixty OF age
followed the calling Of merchant from bis
youth, and has conducted n wnOiesale.gro-
cery house In Richmond for fifteen years
lie was recognized IN trade circles as man
OF problty and sound discretion.
For years Msior Antrim had been COM
municant in the Methodist Church.
Major Antrim was the brother OF the late
John 4. Antrim. OF Charlottesville, ano
MIR. Thcmss \. Antrim, OF WWnesbor0,
Va.-all merchants and remarkable for sue
cess in their vocation. He leaves four chill
dren. one daughter, son at the University
Of Virginia, and two sons bis partners In
business. lie was married twice and had
been a widower for some years.
Major Antrim made brief aud simple
will dlrecting the continuation OF the firm
snd business, adding bis large Iiie'insuranet
TO ITS capital ~,
His funeral will take place from Broad
street Methodist church at O'Clock to-day
lie will be buried in Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
COLONEL BLANn's LOST GRAVE.
Failure OF the search la the New
xork Church OF Trintty
mad hf. PaulsaL

The following is from the New York
Herald Of yesterday. aud must be OF interest
10 the Bland ismily and many others In Viz
giDia:
"The search for the grave OF Colonel
TheOderIck Band has been Without success.
The search was thorough one, conducted
by careful aud intelligent men, who three
tunes went through the ehurch-yards OF
Trinity and 81. Paups examining every legi.
bic inscription.
=" Dr. Morgan DIX said: IL does not foi-
low that there never was stone marking
the spot. for within my own memory many
OF lbc old beadstones have perished. red
sandstone Gas frequently used 10 old times
=, lhe material, and | baye seen them scaling
on so rspidly under the influences OF The
weather that all trace OF the inscription was
bopeessly lost
"It IL possible that The body of this Reyo.
luiionary patriot may have been received
into some private vault TIE Bland family
OF Virguia possibly intended 70 remove his
remains TO Que OF tue family cemeteries.
II any descegdspt OF Tbeoderiek blano's
colleagues IN New York owns among tue
family papers a memorandum that VIII inni.
cate the piscs OF burial Dr. Dix VIII glseiy
eaSssysr 70 afford the family that has instl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
upncnssterin hhert space

The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
day in the consideration OF cbancery mat
ters.
The revival at the Central Methodist
church continues TO draw large cougreya-
tions, aud deep interest Is being manl'
tested.
Frank NJ. Moon, Esq, OF the Richmond
bar. was in the city yesterday on legal ousl'
ness.
Mr.. Alexander Easton, OF Texas, who was
a resident OF Manchester many years ago, Is
here on visit.
In consequence Of the drenching rain ia.'
night yery few OF the delegates from this
city attended the opening session OF the
Sunday-SchOol Convention.
Pedestrianism was at decided discount
In Manchester yesterday. The streets II
many places were in an almost impsssaol'
condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
tuted the search the privilege Of placing a

tuted the search the privilege OF placing a
stone over the ashes.
"But even then difficulties would lie In
his way. and the result would be doubtful.
In the celebrated 'Lsuderdale case Ia the
yeas 1885. 10 which wes invoiYed claim 10
The title and dignity OF Earl OF LauderdiIe
IN the poerage ~ Scotland, II became neces-
sary TO open vault in Trinity churcb-ysrd
la the hope OF obtaining some information
with regard to the Rev. John O2ilyie. who
died in thus city IN l174. The opening was
conducted in the presence of two commit
tees appointed to uperintend IL, and
" the result was that the only objec,
Oi value or interest that could be
discoyered-a coflln.plate-was found TO
be all but llleglble. aud instantly dis-
lntegrated on It's exposure 10 the air.
Notwithstanding this dlscouragins expert
meut Or. Dix Is Interested in the search snd
will be glad for Information that will war
rant him In pursuing H.
"COlOnel Bland arrived IN New York 10 take
his seat in the First Congress a short time
before Wsshington's Inauguration, and was
one oi the comrades In arms who welcomed
Washington"
The Herald does not state why the body
OF Colonel Bland is being searched for Just
at this time.
n iis WIZ Was ~ WV Wv
yesterday evening, says he believes the Colo
nePs body il buried at Wesioyer. lie has
received . letter on the subject from New
York. The body Of Colonel Theoderick
Bland, who was born in 1920 and died III
1871, Is no doubt entombed at WestOver; but
the subject OF the present search Is Colonel
Theoderick Bland the second, who was o
doctor Of medicise, a colonel in the Revol'i-
ton. and member ~ Congress, and who
married Mary OsiDgertield.
The Bland pame il identified with the his
tory OF Berkeley, Westoyer. and various
other well-Gnown Virginia estates.
ApDeton's Cyclop1dia OF American b.
ograpby says ColOuel Bland died during the
first session Of Congress "and be was the
fret member whose decease WAS announced
IN that body. lie was buried In Trinity
church yard. See the memoir OF Theoderic
Bland in the Bland Papers collected by
Charles Campbell Petersburg, l84O)."
SO II the body Is now az Westover II was
re,noxcd fhfther from New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
THE POISONED TEA.
Arrest or one woman Charged with
AttemDtfn. TO Poison Another.

Sunday evening Louise Baker, colored
servant in tie employment OF Mr BYRD
warwick, who resides at No. COS west
Franklin street, was made quite sick by
drinking q cup OF tea which had been pre-
pared for the servants. IL turned out from
a hastv ANALYSIS maze by Or. Taylor that the
tea contained arsenic.
Yesterday Mary Lee Jones, also colored
servant ST MIR. WarWick's, was arrested by
the police charged with the poisoning.
Between Mary and Louise there had been
some enmity, and hence the latter suspected
the former aud caused her arrest.
Yesterday evening the police authorities
request ed DR.. Taylor 10 proceed 10 make an
elaborate analysis OF samples OF the tea
drunk so as TO be able to testify positively
whether there was or was not poison used.
Accused was taken To- the Third station
house snd will 20 before the Police Justice
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Charles II. Cosby and wife to
Bernard PIageman, Is feet on south side
Williams street near Harrison, $500;
George B. Gaines to Minnie j. Halls trus-
tee, II 1t-l2 feet on north side Nsnable
street between Twenty-thlTd and Twenty
fourth, S400.
Henuco: Potts, Stokes & Co.'s assignee
to Bridget A. Anthony, 80 feet on north side
Wood street near Seventeenth, S272.50 /;
Logan W. Powersis trustee TO Emma +.
Roberts, 80 feet on east side Washington
street near Staples. SSl6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Ciay Circuit CourL

h the case OF the Cardwell Machine
Company vs. John :. Jones the jury rem
dered verdict and the Court gave Judgment
IN favor OF the plaintiff for $500.
Judgment was awarded the defendants 10
three coupon snts brought by the Common
wealth. in which the genuipeness OF the
coupons was proved.
The following suits were instituted: Han
cock. Mooreman & Co. W. A. Osterloh ~
Co. for 4Il. 900. No declaration,
The Switzer OH Company vs.. William S.
Armistead for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

Messrs. William Stenway & Sons were Of
iered by an English syndicate a few days
ago the fabulous sum OF Sl,000.0O0 for their
piano.manuflcturine plant and goodwill,
in addition to which Mr.. William steinway
was 10 be given the position OF managing di.
rector for ten years ut an annual salary OF
800, 900, twice the aplount paid the Pfesi-
dent OF the United States.
Messrs. Steinway Il Sons show their pc
cuniary strength IN declining the PROPOSE
tion with thanks. Where is there another
piano firm on the face Of the globe who
would not Jump at the offer for one bali oI
the above amount? Waller ID. Moses & Co.,
1905 Nam street, opposite post-ofice, man.
age the steinway Pianos for Virginia and
North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Fugitive from susuce Arrested.

on the morning of February. 10th di-
6cnltv occurred In Daniel Murphy's bar
room' on sixth street, between negro
named Hairs Brooks and a white man
nsmed lanes Cayapaugh. The negro shot
at Cayanaugh with pistol three times
w,thout eject A wsrrant was sworn out
and rhe police have been on the lookout for
prooks ever since. The fugitive was finally
loes,ed AZ Newport News by Policeman j..
+ Walton. aud was arrested by the authori-
,,ss ~ that place. Yesterday Sergeant
proaLs was sent TO Newport News and re.
turned last night with the prisoner. who VIII
saves bearing before Justice Crutchneid
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
The Masonic Temple.

1t Is believed that the contract for the erec-
tion Of the Masonic temple is TO 20 10 Mr. w.
0. Burton. with the understanding that II
the committee choose TO substitute cheaper
material 10 one or TWO particulars ii will be
done and proper allowance made 10 the
price. 1t Is possible for the committee In
this way to reduce the cost several thousand
dollars; but ii is doubtful II they will con-
clude 10 do it. The idea populsr in the as
sociatlon is not to mar the plans TO save a few
thousand dollars.
Mr.. Burion's bid, opened on February
Goth, Is Sl09, 400. The brownstoue trim
miDgs are TO be Potomac red sandstone,
known as Seuaca, same as that being used
on Major Lewis Ginter's new house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
verdict for $4,000 Damages In the
Lacy Case.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday morn
inc The iury la the Gaze OF Eowin A. Lacy:
administrator sgaiust the Richmond and Ale
ehany Railroad Compsny, which was sub
nnitted Monday night, returned averdictin IA
yor of tie plaintiff for $4,000 damages. Cap
rain Charles u. willisms, counsel for the com
nanv. made motion 10 set the verdict aside,
and Judge Wexford took the matter under
adyisemeut.
Mr.. Lacy, very worthy young man,
while employed by the company as fireman,
was killed few months ago Ia an accident
IN The wards at the loot of Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

Having determined to discontinue the sale
Of LIQUORS on the lst Of May. we offer for
sale our stock now on hand at cost. They
must be sold at once.
We will continue the Grocery business,
and hope TO have frequent and large orders
from our friends in the city and throughout
the State +. B. ROBERTSON BROTHER,
Fancy Grocers, o22 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

Misses Allen, Hicks, Richards, and Nickel
borough; recitation. Mamie wharton; Duct
Misses Richards and MickeIborougb; dia'
logne. Messrs. knight, Bates. Fnsseil. anu
wharton; duet BY Mamie aud Eva Aisin.
son: recitation by Josie White; an address
by J. B. Burroughs; dialogue by siss
Richards and Mr.. Evans: chorus bv W..
choir: dialogue by Mr.. Fussell and hr.
Evans and Miss Richards. Refreshments
were served in abundsnce by Charity Lodge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Y.wpcrsnce Entertainment.

On Monday night Charity Lodge, l. o. G.
n was oiiicered aud entertained by Jeiier-
son Lodge. After the routine business had
bern disposed OF the following programme
was rendered by Jefferson Lodge--viz. (:
Chorus by the Lodge choir; speech BY The
Chief Tempiar Of Jefferson; recitation, Miss
Mamie Allen; solo. Ida Allen; dialogue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
wox.rt acaaemy or ru,,c,

The attendance at the Mozart last night TO
see Mr.. Lewis Morrison IN bis great pro-
duciion Of "Faust" was, Notwithstanding
the rain. as large rs on The preceding night
Mr.. Morrison was again and again called
before the curtain and shouts oi applause
greeted the Brocken scene, with It's pyro-
techuic display.
Faust viii be repeated at the matinee and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
yuase wit Refuse. Lisuor-License.

The Hastings Court was in session yester.
day to consider the application OF Mrs.
Kersey to sell liquor IN the new building 10
the course OF erection Ht the northeast cor
ner OF Second and 5Iain streets. A number
Of citizens appeared before Judge Wilt
some iayoring and Others opposing the grant
Ing Of the license.
After hearing all the evidence Judge
Witt decided not to grant the license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

4 February 10, iss9 Sealed proposals. en-
dOrsed Proposals for Tobacco" will be received
tue Burosu OF Provisions asd Clothlog, Navy
department, Washington. ID. e., until II O'Clock
A. Il. March 2s lSs9 and publicly opened lnlme-
disEaly thereafter. for tho supply. on or oeforo
OF ono hundred And ntty thousaad d5ao0ol
pounds OF Navy tobacco. Proposals must 10
made In duplicate upon blank forms which vii,
be furnished by the Bureau OF Provisions and
ClothinR upon application and mus, BE- piled ossf
as iadicatsd bE me- biaAt. iio bids decided by
lot samples OF the STANDARD tooacco wll Do
furnished bidders up0n application 70 this Bu-
rsau. The Department reserves tho rgns 70
roject any bid not deemed advantageous 10 tho
Government JAMES FULTON, Psymss.sr-
General 4. ). NAVY. fe lo-Ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
supreme Court OF AppeaIs.

Board OF supervisors OF Gloucester County
against Catletts Executors. Further
argued by Robert McCandiish, Esq. for
plaintiffs aud Maryus Jones aud T. G. Jack.
son, Esqs., for defendants aud submitted.
Niagara Fire-Insurance Company against
Elliott 4 Doss. Submitted.
Paul against Bangb aud others. Argued
by Judge w. II. Mann for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

again tonight and shoud the weather
prove at all favorable it is expected there
will not DO standing-room At The Mozart
This great attraction for its spectacular
merits and the fine setting Of Mr.. Morrison
ought to be seen by all who can possibly at
tend. as its like has hardly ever been seen In
Dfchnond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
rna worn or raIe re,lev..

The carriers OF the Richmond post.ottiee
complain that the locks on street letter
boxes are constantly covered with tobacco
spit. and frequently the key.holes are
plugged with old quids. The police should
locate one or two OF these restless In
0lyiduals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
su.a.v-achoo, Warriors

will assemble between II and 3 O'Clock TO-
day at Hume, Minor & Co.'s, on Ninth
street, for the purpose OF examining those
wonderful Wheelock Pianos and Wilcox d
White Organs. The public also are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
LOST. sTaAvED. AND FOUND.

An MBRELLA WAS IT,
N loaned 10 two ladies At the Grsco- 49,
Street Baptist church O0 last Monday ~
night aud tho owner would he obliged N tho
game was left al the Dfspateh oIiice. nh Colt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
bargains I'm Pianos and Organs
L Ryland & Lees. 013 Main street.
nrnkn un from Childhood.

Ihaye been sfilcted with scrofula ever since
WA A small child. TO tell OF all have suffered
would Do picture too dark and painful 70 think
OF. Years OF misery | endured, tad digestion.
no appetite, rheumatism in my feet, all these
and more than these have made my lie q
misery. For fifteen years | followed the pre-
scriptlon OF physicians. which was no more tome
than water poured on the ground. Two years
ago took $. 9. s., and nothing In ell my
wretcbed and unhappy life was such blessing
10 me as that medicine. After taking six BOTTLES
was new creature, was free from pain, was
clear Of rheumatism, was able 10 sleep, 70 eat,
and work. and vas well aod happy Ny rheu-
matlsm has beea cured. aud has never returned.
S. S. & has certainly been u wonderful blessing
10 me. SUsIz Y MOSS.
Galistf,s. Tsna-, December Is. 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

ToOTHACHE, FAcEACuE, INFLAMBD AND
SORE EYES are certainly cured by PONDS
Extract. Sold in our bottles only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
The Goyernor Going Nouth

The Governor will leave the city to-day
on 4 trip to Florida, and possibly to CUBA,
10 be gone eight or ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

mhi7Lt i7i9 Cary street, Rchmond. "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Second Hand Pianos.
An immense stockst kyland Il Lees.
RONALD, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va, J
Naroi, A. IQaQ

RONALD, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA"
March q, 1889.
Enclosed you will find Twenty-Five cents.
for which please send Inc another bottle OF
.sVest.Pocket Cure" | bave been such a
sufferer from Dyspepsia for so long tnow
In nv eightieth yeaI), and find nothing more
effcacious than your medicine. II should
be entirely relieved OF 1t | shall certainly
sound its praise. Very truly yonrs,
Mrs. SARAH NJ. KENT.
OLD DOMINION SPECIALLY COMPANY. Rich
mond, Va.