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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

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NIRGINIA-IN THE GIRO I
COURT THE CITY OF RICHMOND
DECEMBER +, 1883
h gar Alan, plaintiff. against G.. Z. aioops ana
K f. StOOps. her husband, who u made "a
party for con fOrmty, defendants.
In debt and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF This suit Is 10 recover aQal -
the defendants $50, with legal interest there
90 from May H. 1887. .uutu paid, subject %
credit SIS: aud 10 attach the house ana lot
belonging To defendants in the city Of Rich
mOnd being so. l0j East Main street. Hud i
situated on the south side Of Main street % %
tween First and Second streets, Hnd subject
the same 10 the pa, ment OF the palntin :
claim. And affidavit having been made ana
filed thar the defendants are non-residents
Of this stare, IL is ordered that they appear
here within fifteen days after due pubhca-
tlon hereof and do what IS necessary 20 pro
tcct their interests ia this -ult
A cOpy-Ieste: -
ALFRED SHIELD, Oh TX.
J. sASUEL PARRISH, pa. idellls25Sjal
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CHAIRMAN Barbour calls his committee
for a conference the 10th OF January, al
the Exchange Hotel.
We DO not see that the party should
run any great risk in the next election
as il has generally been the best year for
the Democracy after the Republicans
have ruled the roost for while. The
local Republican party cannot quite
change its complexion SO faF as TO
carry tho spirit Of conservatism
into recupera,lye power Of rehabili'
tating themselves into good character.
On the Democratic side there is not
likely 10 be any apathy when they feel the
power Of the enemy and see no chance OF
Office for themselves, and there is an oc-
casion in Virginia politics that causes The
spa,hetic Democrat to move like the
traditional terrapin when the alleged
coal IL burning on bis back
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

THE Courier-Journdl says that Ken
lucky should have representative in
the Cabinet TO enable the Administration
10 settle any yexed question that might
arise about refreshments
OF course the Courier-Jouraal means
that Democrats are called Southern Bour-
bons, and that Kentucky should have a
voice, whose liquid flow is calculated to
charm the sectional prejudice out Of Il
Northern Republican like the little
brook agurgling' in the opera of the
Pirates Happy is the stsr-eyed Goddess
when she can see double and make both
sides Of a question smile
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

EVEN In the cities the practice-to 20
barefoot-was general, and the idea that
il makes the feet big is exploded by the
fact that Southern women have decidedly
smaller feet than Northen.-Grophie.
Go TO, thou ribaid Nobody sees the
feet OF Southern women except the fam
ily, and they do not give away the
number OF the shoe
Perhaps, according 10 that standard
Chicago women wesr snow shoes even
in Summer unless the chestnut gossip
be an arrant liar who says that they have
big feet,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

IT has been decided that Tom Plat
cannot continue to officially divide his
political existence between Oswego and
New York city TO the end that he may
vote In one place and hold Office
with big perquisites In the other city.
This is a good example for New
York where trades and deals, sirSddles
and political somersaults are said 10
prevail
If the case goes TO the Court Of APP
peals the Herald thinks that It will decide
that New York city is entitled to the
privilege and honor Of Plat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

THE question. is marriage a failure
has passed from the chrysslis state into
which it developed from the rosy finger
tips Of the lady disputants and hasput on
a higher Darwinisn development that
promises several more grades. a Boston
paper has taken hold of it with some.
what light and airy touch rather un-
worthy of the grave form of divorce into
which the question has just arisen after
shedding the semblance ola philosophical
problem given il in It's first form. The BOs-
ton man, whom Kate Field would call q
"horrid wretch, narrates long anecdote,
of which the gist Is that Pennsylvania
Blue Beard has gayly married his seventh
wife after having been a widower twice
and an absconding husband three times,
deserted husband once, and conse-
Quently the victor or victim of four
divorces
We quote that not IN fun hut just TO
show the nonsense of the enlightened
Northern OF Western brethren who re-
fleet on the Southern civilization.
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ADVERTISING RATES:
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~ Reading notices IN roading-matter 'Spc'
l5 cents per line. Nonpareil' leadod' Il cents
per lire.
gV-wants. marriage and death notices. moi
exceeding sir lines. p cents each Insertion
sB-spccial contract rates furnished Cd APP
plioation.
.o.t,on Sales Legal Notices and Amuse-
1ent Advertisements 81 per inch escn
assertion.
<o,ered At the Richmond (va) PostoGioe
aeocnd-class nNtef.
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A GOOD WOBp FOR CLEVELAND
The past year has been filed TO overflow
ing with good gifts to the people OF the
United States. They have enjoyed every
material blessing, as peace, plenty, pros
peritv good government. These are the
real foundations of 2 nations happiness,
and the people of this great Republic
have shared them to an unwonted degree
There can be no sadder sight to thought
ful men than that Of idle wheels, ham
mers, saws, ploughs and spindles, or Of
vast multitudes of workmen standing in
the market place Of labor with none 10
employ them That is a spectacle which,
in iess. was not presented anywhere in
in the United States -Phila. Lager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

THr star gszers had chance to look
AZ the sun on New Years day and as
Economically calculate on the qualities OF
the great orb Of day az It appeared OBJ
scurated by the shadow Of the moon.
Political astrologcrs will compare this
phenomenon with the partial eclipse OF
Harrison, the sun Of the Republican
party. by Blaine, the moon Of tho G.
a 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Kate FIELD Indignantly denies the
sharge that she is 10 lecture in the inter
est Of wine company, and says she does
not drink anything but hot water
Interesting, and doubtless true. She
en- put people in hot water sometimes.
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The Two VERY Lucky Men of vanoouver

THO TWO vow LUCKY Meh OF 'HnUvuFef
In last September NJ G. Harell a la
borer, bought one-twentieth OF ticket No.
1875 in The Louisiana State Lottery,
and that number drew the big 5000, 900
prize on October 9th j. G. Proebstel
owns half of this ticket, which entities
them 10 $4,000, which was deposited for
collection with Wells, Fargo \ Co Ex-
press, at Portland, Oregon, and il was
promptly paid by The Louisiana State
Lottery at New Orleans, and the money
is now in Portland ready TO be paid over
upon proper receipt for it, TanooUser
Wash Ter Iadepsndsni, Nov 7.
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The Constitution hurls a civilized de-
nunciation at New England slavery IN
telling the story of Parsons, Of North
ampton. Mass, who made fortune by
importing pauper laborers and selling
them. His brutality went on success
fully for long time, but one night he
chained q Polish slave in his wagon and
left him TO freeze The slave driver
was indicted, tried and fined $500.
That he escaped with too light sen
tence is the opinion of all decent people
but this Is not the worst thing about il.
The point is that It is simply infamous to
allow this system Of white slavery to
flourish in New England. The great
powers of Europe are using every en-
deayor TO suppress the slave trade in
Africa, and America is in sympathy with
them. but what about the slave traffic
carried on i'm the very shadow of that
famous cradle of liberty, Faneuil hall ]?
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

A CoYTRAsT.-A contrast of the situa-
ton here and in Europe will better enable
the public to understand and appreciate
the exceptional advantages enjoyed by
Americans. Every European power is
groaning under the weight Of a public
debt that, in all reasonable probabilities
il will never be able to pay, and the Con
tinent resounds to the tramp OF ten mil
lion armed men wholly withdrawn from
production and an ever-increasing bur
den upon the masses of the people, who
are compelled 20 feed and clotho them
Baltimore Amsrtc0n.
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VrIRGIyIA-IN THE CHANCERY

VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF rHR CITY or RICHMOND
THE nth DAY OF DECEMBER, l'ss;
C.. F. Swift and f. e.. swift. ...... Plaintiffs
agai 81
william H. Bolts, T. r. Winston sheriff OF the
city OF Richmond and administrators OF lar-
rs EdmOudsuu, deceased. and Robert II
SteCer, executor OF John %. SieRer do
In Chancery.
The object OF th suit Is % obtain .e'easo
as tO a lnt on Broad street. in tho city ot Rich
mOnd. twenty-five by seventy Ave ttct, of e
deed ~ trust from A. q. OmohunirU X
OmOhundrO and wife. and Alexander Garrett
and wife 10 John %. - ger, trustee, dated
June a. lt5l. and recorded iu the clerks
ONCE OF this court, IN ced-iOlk az. page
ia. convey iug IA lot OF land nlnet, eight by
eighty -ei ht feet. on the southeast corner OF
rrOad and Union streets, 60 cure 20 SAN
william IL. Belts and Harris EdmnndsOn the
payment of i've negotiable notes, bearing
even date with the said deed 81 trust,
amounting 10 the aggregate 10 the sum 81
$3.50
And affidavit having been hlel that diligence
has been used by or Oh behalf 90 The pllluiiHs
TO ascertain which county or c' rpo'atlnn Tue
defendant William n. Beus Is without Ell %,
10 is ordered that be appear here within or
teen days after due publication ui tuii ~ co,
and 90 what Is necessary 90 protect MS inter
ests In this suit.
4 cOpy-Testei
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk.
HARVEY WILSON, b. q. .lol6 IuiW
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co MS u M PTI0N

last stages Of that terrible disease, it's effect Is
wonderful. The cough Is eased. and the
respiratiOns heightened; the lungs begin 10
heal, the hectic fever and night sweats are
checked strength aud yigor return. sleepless
nights give place 10 quiet rest and cheerful
awakening, the appetite veturns. and hope and
happiness take The place 81 feebleness and
despair. II II does not do what Is GAINED for
II. return the tonic and your money VIII be
cheerfully refunded.
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Norr -Tlcke's drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled 10 Terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates or any further inlorinatlOi
desired write leqfby 10 the Undersigned
CLEARLY ststing your residence, with state
Ounty street. and number More rapid
return mail delivery will be assured by = ur
enclosing An Envelope bearing your iul 40
dress. - r.
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
defs. or New York Exchange M ordinary let
ter Currency by Express lat our eNp' nsel'
NJ 4. DArPHIN.
New Orleans. Ia;
or NJ A. DAT PHIN.
Washington. ID. c.
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CHARLES ". GODDiN,
PACE s CAR RR, p. q. CLERK.
5deIs laW4w


NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERK ) OF.
FfCR OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOg
TUE COZ NTf OF HENkiCO. ~ NACA.
TION. DECEMBER 81. 1875.
Central Lunatic Asylum. ..,..,...,... Plaintiff,
against
y II. Ragsdale sheriff Of Dlnwiddie county.
Isaac Davenport Jr., Constance r. NDore,
and Thomas Moore. her husband. ..........
~ CsASCgRY
Tho object ~ this suit 3 tO eni0in and TO-
rain he said defendants and a. ir agcnfs Or
attorneys from making levy upon. or selling,
or Otherwise interfering with aay OF the pro-
pcrty OF the central Lunatic Asylum. By
virtue Of An exc cutiOn issu d IN the sifh DAY
81 December, lass, under the dscr2c OF tho
Circuit Court ior the county or HenncO, pro-
nOunced Ou the leth dag OF December. i->,.
IN the pr ceeding therein fcps nting under tho
short name and style OF " Central Lunatio Asy-
lum ~. Tai . exec tor and a..
aud aihdavu having been made and Glei
that she said Constance X. Ntorc aud Thomas
MOore, her husband. are not residents OF ths
state Of Virginia. q IS ordered that they sp-
pear here within iftoon days after due Iublica-
ton Of This order. and 90 what a. necessary -
protect their In erests In this suit
A cOpy-Teste
W. S LEAKP. Clerk.
MEADE HAskISs, p. q. ijsl-rutw
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VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT
DECEMBER I'm 1888
against
{. 9. Stops ami n. T. stoops, her husband, who
Is made party Tor conformity Defendants.
10 case and upon an attachment returned
executed
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover against
the defendants tli5.l1, with legal interest
thereon from December ., loci until paid,
and 10 attach the house and lOt belonging 20
defendants In the city OF Richmond. being 70.
100 East Nam street and Is situated on the
south side Of Main street between fif-t ANA
second streets, and subject the same 10 the
payment Of the plaintits claim.
And affidavit having been made and hled that
the defendants are nOa-resldonts 81 this ie,
IL Is ordered that they appear here within lI
teen days after que publ. alton hertoi, a1d 90
what Is necessary 70 protect their Interests To
this suit.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
J. SAMUEL PARRISH, p. u.
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. DECEMBER STR. 1854.
l.. W. Brucc,.-.s. ..-..s..f ....f lainuui
against
C. l.. Bugg. .............. Defendant.
In debt and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this suit IL = recover agaihst
the defendant $35. with legal Interest thereon.
and 10 attach tho estate OF the said defen liant
In the city OF Richmond. and subject the same
To the pay ment OF the plaintiffs ciaim.
Aud affidavit having teen maize and tied
that the defendant Is a nonresident OF this
State. 10 IS ordered that he appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof. and
DO what T. necessary 20 protect bis interest IN
this suit.
A copy-Tcste;
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
SLATER MONTAGUE, p. q. bdeli lawtw
VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COURrOF TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND.
DECEMBER 10Th, 1883:
q d. Rand and G. b BarDee partners trading
under the nrm name aud style OF Rand \
batuecs ss'st.' 90 ttssssss .sssfs fidintiUs.
against
+. W oloSAssfssss ssTtFfftsts sfssss DVIehuunl
In case and upon AN attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit Is 20 recover against
the defendant sllj, aud 10 attach the estate
OF the said defendant In the city OF Richmond
and subject the same TO ths payment OF the
plaintiffs claim.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made and nled that
the defendant IA a NON resident this state
Il is ordered that he appear ire within nf-
teen days after due pu0lif Ion hereof and 60
what i necessary TO Oleet his Interest In
this suit.
A copy-Teste
LFReD SHIELD, Clerk.
COURTNEY PATTERsoS, p. q.
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.THr DAILY TINES.
cry DELIVERY.

Dellverod ia any part OF the city ard Man
chester by carriers a. re cents per week
} Persons desiriog the TINES delivered al
cir homes can secure II by postal card re-
A.uest or order through telephone NO Ss''
when delivery f. irregular Immediate com
liaint should be made 20 the Office. The al
hrcss may be changed as de'ired'h car" oe
taken in all cases to mention the old aud new
\ addresS
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BY MAiL. rosrAoE rRErAIp.

Remittances should be made by drafts
cheeks. postofiice orders or registered i'''c'
payable to ,
TIMgs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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The Richmond Wig was in is day d
famous paper, associated with the illus
trious names and great policy. OF late
il has been merely the shadow Of its old
self, but even as shadow il commanded
respect and attention Newspaper men,
at least read il for its past and there was
always the hope that some one would re-
vive the paper former prestige Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

STEP UP, Mr. GRADY-Pray what does
the Constitution ask for Would 1t
have Southern members sit with bowed
heads and shamed faces when some
ranter from the East claws the air and
murders the English language in his
search for epithe,s TO apply to this sec
ton and It's people? Has Mr. Grady so
far succumbcd TO his cringing feeling a.
TO advocate thqts Verify, il would seem
so. Professional Southerners % is
not a pleasant term in the ears OF
Southern people, and Mr. Grady should
take his eyes off his protection god long
enough TO tell the Southern people, from
whom he gets his living, exactly what he
means. The people OF this section are
Americans, nothing more nor less, and If
there are any professional sectionalists
in or out of Congress, Henry W. Grady
will do well 10 name them in short order,
that they may be turned down An
explanation is wanted, Mr. Grady.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
HINNECUTT'S
THROAT and LUNG CURE
OF
Tar, Mullen, Wild Cherry,
and Honey.

VIII permanently cure Colds, Coughs, lloafso-
ness, sore Throat, WhOOping Cough, Bronchi.
ia. Asthma, and all diseases OF the Throat ana
Lungs.
Contains no opium. nor other narcotic or
mineral OF any KIND, but lsa
PLEASANT VEGETABLE COMPOUND
for the quick cure OF all affections OF the Throat
lungs and Pulmonary Diseases.
Read what Hon. JOSEPH +. BROWN, United
States Senator from Georgia, has 10 say about
this WONDERFUL CURE.
ATLANTA. GA. February u, lS'e-
To ne Hannlclrf Rheumatic Cure Company;
Gentlemen,-I have been troubled With Bron-
chitis and occasional sore tn cat. with severe
Cough. for number OF years past, and hV b
tried great many OF the most popular rene
dies known 10 the public or the profession
some mitigating the disease more and some
less ] was finally induced 10 try the prepaIa
ton kuOwnas HUNNICUII : THROAT AND
LUNG CT RE which have used frequently OF
late and ind IL a most excellent medicine.
Indeed, do not hesitate 10 say that ! have
derived more benefit from it than ] have IRON
any OF all the othor preparations
In case OF sore Throat u Is especially hne.
When IN that condition ! s.p about teaspoon
full az a time every hOur or so. keeping the
throat fabricated withitw with very satisfactory
results.
IL has another excellence IN my case. IL new
er produces nausea, but acts rather as tonic.
Very truly. otc., JOSEPH 4. BROWN.
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gbT yailu Gimfs.

ppBIlsRED EVERY DAWN THE YEAR
M THE TIMgs PU8LIcuINo COM
pANy. OFFICE So EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.
GROCERIES, ETC.
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Ar
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IMPORTED GERMAN CRANBERRIEs,
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FAMED for TWENTY YEARS for Integ
rify Of It's Drawings and Prompt
Payment OF Prizes,
AttaataI a. foffouz-
Attesie.la as follows

We do herebv csfftfg mar ire snrtrriss ne
gry0nOsUenfs fOr al ne Monthly and semi-da-
NAL Dra,ria0s ~ ne LOgisidaa STATE LOf'1B
CsHqOqnV and IN psTsOH mGnG0s and control NE
DfQicin0s MeUissires. dfd nat ne same are con
Quoted trih h0nfsfV fGifHess. and 10 good fqih
f0rard al pqrfies and ~ authorize Pc Company
10 nee Mis c,Itfc0fs. WiM r0c shniffs Qf or sig-
gqft,es attached "a 10 afreTfissmfNfs.n
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The San Francisco Past referring 10
that monst osity, the Alaska Fur Com
pany, SAYS that the Government should
project ito own interest in this matter by
seeing that the goose that lays the golden
egg is not killed Not more than 100000
OF the animals should be allowed to be
killed under any circumstances. Thefur
seals are worth 100000 year 10 lie
Government
Exactly. But they were worth un-
counted millions 10 John Sherman and
his Alaska Fur Company, who were
granted that monopoly that became SO
iron-clad that the law could never get
hold of the company, which paid $780,
900 IA year for a supposed 100000
seals, when they took more like mil
lion, and John Sherman and his pirate
crew exercised their franchise by author
ity of the Government, and were allowed
10 officially decapitate every government
official who ever told tales about the
rascally business.
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address REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans La.

REMEMBER i @s5r ' g p P1 z
Is GUARANrt ED BY FOUR NATIONAL
HANKS Of New orleans, ana the Tickets are
signed hy the President Of an in-titut.on
whose chartered rights are recognized in the
highest courts: therefore. beware OK al Uni
tatiOns or anon YIN as schemes.
ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest
part or friction OF "a Ticket ISsI Ed BUN
in ans Drawing. Anything ~ our ayy OF
ftred for oss than iOliar Is swindle.
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ALFRED SHIELD. Cleri
STATES x MUSFoRD, p. q. 2dc2l-lpwlNlh

VIRGINIA: ~ THE CHANCERl
' COURT Of THE CITY on RICH.
MOND, THE i7TH DAY OF DECEMBER
lods
T. b. Herndon Sheriff OF Campbell county
AID. AS such, receiver in suit Of brown 81.
br wu, etc, aud +. ID, Gallon, receiver in
sult OF "shlp. Cloud s. Co. fs Thomas >.
RectOr.......'. ....... DO. .......... Plaintiffs,
axalnst
l.. 81. STATION .....t...- Boo. Doit ttnt,
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IOT TEN.
rNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
l. OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature In 1873, Tor
Educational aud Charitable purposes, and u
franchise made a part Of the present otht'
ular vote.
1ts MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take piiae.e
SEMI Annually June and December. aiia it5
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take place on each Of the other ten months ui
the year. aud dre al drawn IN public, AT the
Academy OF Music, New o leans, Ia
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WHAT CURES |.
Asa medicine Of genuine merit, we place
IHUNNICUTTS
RHEUMATIC CURE

against the whole world Tor the permanent
cure II disorders OF the kidneys, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, General Debility, Nervous aud
Sick Headache. Rheumatism IN all its forms
and all diseases OF the
SKIN and BLOOD.
We do not refer 20 some IN an obscure part
OF the country, hut 10 well known people Ia
your own community.