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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
A Man to be Avoided.

Morris Parke.-There Is Franklin de Bellevilie. Let's turn down this street.
 Madison Squeer-I thought you and he were great friends.
 Morris Parke-So we are; but he moved into the suburbs lately, and don't want to hear anything about his garden. Puck
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
STORMS IN NEJV ENGLAND,
Thunder and Lightning Get in Their
 Work.

BOSTON, June 11.-From the various sections of New England come reports of D heavy thunder storm yesterday after noon, which did considerable damage.
 At Marlboro, Mass, Charles Butlers house was struck by lightning, the chim- ney demolished and the occupants stunned.
 At Keene, N. H., roads were badly washed, telephones burned out, and the South Keene railroad depot was struck by lightning.
 At Dover, N. H., the storm was very severe. The Belknap church steeple was set on fire, causing slight loss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Iron Mines Close Dow

HURLEY, Wis, June 11.-The Iron King mine, one of the best shippers on tho Gogebic range, has closed down ow- ing to the trouble between stockholders. All of the Bessemer Consolidated com panys mines have also closed down, ow- ing, as the superintendent states, to a lack of ready money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Boston Absent-Nlfnt d ed n ess.

A new an unique case of absent-mind sdness is reported from Boston. The subject is business man, and he usually lines at tho absurd Boston hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The other day, suite absorbed in his business, he worked .teadily until o'clock, and then began o feel q very natural "goneness' in his ytomach2 "Dear mo" he said, batting lis vest tenderly; "dear mo! wonder what ate fer dinner chat disagrees with ne."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
The Physicians Indicted.

NEW YORK, June I.-The grand jury has found indictments against Drs. IT, win, Ferguson, and Hance, the physi- clans who performed the autopsy on the body of Washington Irving Bishop, for violation of the sanitary law. They will be called on to plead in the court of gen. eraI sessions today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
To Be Or Not To Be.

Mrs. Upton Flatte-You little scamp ]! What are you eating all those doughnuts for?
 Claude-Why, mother, this is test case. Nellie said I couldn't eat 'em with out being sick, and I'm just going to see If she's right.-Puck
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Damon ( Shlppy One Price Cash Shoe Store, American Building,
 1O3 Bank Street.
1O9 Bank Street.
Forced to Leave Home.

Over 60 people were forced to leave their homes yesterday to call for free trial package of Lanes Family Medicine. If your blood is bad, your liver aud kidney out of order, if you are consti- pated and have headache and an un- slightly complexion, don't fail to call on any druggist to-day for a free sample of this great remedy. The ladies praise it Everyone likes it. Large size package, 30 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Henry George mt Paris.

PARIS, June 11.--The agrarian congress has opened hero. MT. Saunders was elected American secretary. Henry Gecrge made an address in which he re- ferred to land reform as the starting point of sycial reform.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Harkley to Be Released on Ball.

MIDDLETowN, June 11.-Peter Mark ley, who was tried for alleged compile ity in some thieving operations on the Erie railroad, was enormously reported to havo been convicted of burglary and and sent to the Eastern penitentiary for five years. The fact is that Markley has been admitted to bail pending the hear- ing of motion for now trial
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Won't He n Gommissioner.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-John D. Miles of Kansas, the latest person selected as a member of the Cherokee commission has declined, because he has business re- Iations with the Indians.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Hot Enough Now.

Poet-Have you read my poem, begin ming: "Behind the cloud the sun is shining?"
 Perspiring Friend-Hush Keep quiet Let the sun keep on shining behind the cloud. It's hot enough as it S.-Siftings
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
In No Hurry.

Two friends are converslng.
 "Take my advice and get married" "I have horror of perpetual slavery" "Ah, my dear boy, if you could only find a wife like mine-so good, so kind, so affectionate, so devoted"
 "Well then, I'll wait till she's widow. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
No False Prophe ct.

''We shall have shad for dinner all this week." remarked the lean boarder.
 "How do you know?' asked the fat boarder.
 "I see by the papers that shad are a Rlut in the market."-Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Flying Assets.

MT. De Groot-Everything I've got in the world is yours, Alice, If you'll only say the word!
 Little Tommy from outside)-They's one thing you won't get unless your young man hurries. His hoss just run away Pluck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
gittin9 Bulls Last Rattle.

BISMARCK, Dak., Juno II. - It Is learned from Standing Rock agency that Sitting Bull, who has been dangerously ill with pneumonia, is slowly sinking. In a short time he will pass into the happy hunting grounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
A soft Answer,

Great Statesnan-Do you think the politicians of today are any worse tha n the politicians of 100 years ago?
 Eminent Divine-Um-er, no; only there's more of you.-Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
NIethodists in Con nfercnce.

LONDON, June I.-The annual confer ence of tho Methodist Now Connection church Is in progress. Rev. MT. Pearson of London has been elected president.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
U. s. < Co.
WHY !!

It costs less to buy good all-wool suit of the U. s. & Go. this month?
 It costs less to buy a boys and childs suit of the U. $. & Go in June.
 It costs less to buy Hats and Caps of the U. s. & Go now.
 It costs less to buy Neckwear and Fancy Shirts of the U. s. & Go for summer. :
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
BECAUSE !!

June Is the month to close out all odd lots and move sur plus stock for cash. The U. s. < Go invest their capital often and make quick returns recom- pense them for small profits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
BASE BALL RECORD.
National LeaGue-Monday.
AT STATEN ISLAND,

 Boston,. 0 0 o o. New York. 0 2 Q A. 6 Base hits-Boston, 3. New York. 5. Errors New York 5; Boston, 8. Batteries-Clarkson and Bennett, Keefe and Ewing.
 AT oH1cAGo--MoRN1Na CAME. Chicago. o 0 l. f Indianapolis. .........2 0 o. 3 Base hits Chicago. 8; Indianapolis 6. Errors Chicago, 5; Indianapolis. l. Batteres-Hntchinson and sommer Burdick and Daily.
 AFTERNOON CAME. Chicago. 0 l o g. Indianapolis ..........O 0 O. ? Base hits-Chicago, 9; Indianapolis6. Errors Chicago, B. Indianapolis, ?. Batteries--Dwyer and Flint, GetZein and Buckley.
 AT CLEVELAND. Cleveland....2 0 0 o A. 3 Pttsburs....o 0 1 O. 6 Base hits-Cleveland. l3; Pittsburg. 12 Errors Cleveland. l; Pittsburg, g. Batteries-Scatin and Suteliffe, Calvin and Miller.
 AT WASHINGTON. Philadelphia. .........O O Q *- Washington. n...........o o o. Base hits-P Philadelphia, 7 Washington 4. Err rors-Philadelphia, l; Washington, ?. Battcries- Keefe and Mack. Bufhnton and Clements
 American Assoctation-Monday
 AT BROOKLYN. Brooklyn. .............o 0 o. 2  Base Hits-Brooklyn, 6: Louisville. II. Errors Brooklyn, 1; Louisville. f. Batterios-Caruthers and Bushong, Stratton and Vaughan.
 AT PHILADELPHIA. Athletic ..............o l 2- Kansas City. o o. 8 Base hits-Athletic. l2; Kansas City. 6. Errors Athletic, f; Kansas City, o. Batteries-Weyhing and Cross. Swartzell and Donahuc
 AT BALTIMORE. po1t a l. l Baso hits-Baltimore. 6; St. Louis. II. Errors Baltimore. 8; St. Louis. 2. Batteries - Kilroy and Tate Chamberlain and Boyle.
 Atlantic Associa AT JERSEY CITY. Jersey City. 0 o l. Worcester ...........0 O. Base hts-Jcrsey City 3; WorcesterH z. Errors Jersey City. 3; Worcester. 3. BatteriNs-Hotford and Daly, Burkitt and Wilson, AT wuKEsBARnE Wilkesbarre ..........0 l l. New Haven ..........O o ? 0 O. 1 Base hits-w -wilkesbarre, 5: New Haven. 2. Er rors-Wilkesbarre, 2; New Haven. }. Batteries Jacobs and Murphy, Doran and Cahill. AT EAsroN. Easton ..............o D Q O. { | Hartford do O 0 I l l I O. Base hits--Hartford. 2; E,ston 6. Errors Hart l ford, 1; Easton, 1. Battcrics-Bonner and limos O'Donnell and Lings NEWARK. Newark. 0 5 0 0 0 O--e Lowell. .......0 0 0 0 } 0 l., Base hts-Newark 9; Lowell. 10. FIrors--New ark. G. Lowell. g. Ratteries-Burns and Murph, Dooms and Duffy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
A Difficult Feat.

Two smokers are conversing.
 "Don't you find 1t awfully difficult, old ooy, to tumble on to good piper"
 hXes-without breaking it. Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11
Wales ntthe Exposition.

PARIS, Juno 11.-The princc and prin. cess of Wales visited the exposition yes. terday and ascended tho Eiffcl Tower.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-11

Statement by BOulanKer.
 LONDON, June 11.-General Boulange will issue a semi-official statement re garding the letters seized in Paris.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

WISE COURTHOUSE. Va. October 10
Correspondence 1t seems that W,
are left TO the mercy Of the Republican
party. Malone visited our county. but
from what can find out made no con
Verts. and the Republicans do not seem
very lubilant over hi. success here. 50.
upon the whole. we are not much the
worse 10y his visit TO this county. i. II.
Mccall Is book for this county. and
perhaps will do US more harm than Ma
hone. And |. with others. would
Ike To lave some good Demo.
ciatic speaker to follow Mccall
through this county. do hope the
safe Committee Will send Us some
help ma the way of "a speaker for that
very same Pat came to our county once
before. with his oily tongue and Bowen
Doodle. and made us feel quite small.
We that are here think 1t Just as i'm
portant 10 carry this county rs any in
the State, as We are very fast coming to
the front in the way of railroads and
city building. We certainly would
greet with glad hands and hearts a
Democratic speaker IN this county.
Our lcgis alive district is composed
of three counties. Wise. Dickinson and
Buchanan. i'm which the Miller brothers
are candidates for the Legislature. 1t
is generally conceded that the Demo
cratic Miller has far the best showing
at tins time. but we want help and en-
enlargement TO give the state ticket
showing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

Is theory. IN the contemplation OF
our system Of jurisprudence. jury ser
wee Is an honorable duty for the citi-
zen. In fact. IL, in many Instances. Is
an outrage such as. in the ordinary
course OF events. would be regarded
and treated as an indeiensible outrage
on the rights of the individual. Men
are dragged from their homes and their
business they are compelled TO appear
i'm the courts and wait IN fOul-smelllng
rooms TIL Their turn to be examined Is
reached. O ce on the stand. they are
often bullied and otherwise abused by
brutal lawyers who regard each venlre-
man as a cOnspiratOr who has wOrmcd
hts way ON the list IN order To and the
other side.
Ills life is gone over: he has TO an-
swer thousand impairment questions
ne is badgcred with metaphysical ques-
tinns until he becomes semi ldiotic. and
il finally ordered down III manner
that often forces him TO think he Is a
fool or designing, dishonest scbemer.
Once passed as juryman, he ia treated
IS "a suspicious character. The Tact that
he pa.so1 the ordeal of examination
aud has proved himself TO be reliable,
trustw orthy. intelligent plays no part.
lie is not locked up in cell. but the
humiliation is Just as severe. lie is put
under the guard OF "a baillf: he is al
Ia Ned to read no newspaper; he is not
permitted to talk 10 any outsider; no rs
cut on from .his family, and in all ma
torial respects he has 10 advantages
over a criminal locked up in the jail Tor
rape or burglary Chicago Herdfd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

D.mocrnis iicld-ua, Boo ,pponaito,.
Arr1NtrloX C0tEuoJ.E. October
Special Correspond nee. r. Yes
terlay Was q teld.day on the part Of
the Democrats of this county. \ large
number Of people were drawn together
Iv the announcement that Mir. X.
Byrd. of Winchester would speak for
tie Democrats and Mr.. Cheadle. Of
Irdiaua. for the MluOue ticket
The Democratic county chairman
offered 90 divide time with the RepuOli-
cans. bu. this oifcr was declined. lhe
Democrats occupied the courtroom
and the Republican, the basement OIL
toe courthouse.
ST.. Byrd va. introduced 10 The large
audieuceatl2o clock by - A.thfistian'
E-q.. and for one hou aud hali hardly
Il man moved from the position lac occu-
pied al the cOmme. cement of hie sr'ech.
la is calm. guiet way he stated tue
i- ues Il the campaign. oud BY clear
and convincing statements shower
that # ihOuc. aud mahOne alone. with
bis p-cuiiar methods, Was All that our
enemies were labDruR 10 reach.
NJ. Bgil speech did much GOOD, rs
il va. instructive Throughout. At
times. under excitement. he rose 10
true elOqGeuce
at me close Of Nr. B Is speech. Ar.
If. Flood. cauMda'e for the House OF
Dri.gaies. and colonel X B PoOre,
caryasscr al large. was called upon IN
thr order named. and resp nded III
mcii-i.n.ed speeches M. Flood PAID
particular attention 10 the record OF his
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

opponent, and satisfied many that the
former would not be safe in Mr.. Frank
Inns hands, and invited their closet
scrutiny to his own record in the last
Legislature.
Your correspondent was not able to
hear any of the Republican speakers.
Mr. Cheadle, ne is informed, confined
himself TO national issues. tariff. &C..
while Mr.. +. w. HUBBARD, OF Bucking-
ham. and W. &. Franklin, Republican
nominees for the House of Delegates,
made the usual fancy statements.
The Democrats are intensely satisfied
with the results of the day, but would
like 10 be informed how much per day
Mr.. Chcadle rs getting from maDufac-
turers to roam over Virginia interfering
with her home affairs. IL is generally
believed he Is paid in cash in some way
for his work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

The Baltimore Manufacturers Record
publishes the following encouraging
condition of affairs in Virginia.
Every friend Of Virginia must Ie-
loce at the remarkable activity which
Is seen throughout the whole State IN
the organization of industrial and rail-
road enterprises. The foremost capital
lists OF the country are investing not
simply thousands, but millions IN the
pur base of mineral and timber lands,
III the building of railroads. the found
ing of new towns, and the establish
ment of manufacturing and mining
enterprises. Such N era Of activity
the Old Dominion has never seen be-
fore, even IN It's pilmitsl DAYS +
The unde,clopci wealth
that might enrich and empire has com
II anded the attention OF investors and
iron and steel makers and they are
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13
rnE rRIsnNrns NORE ANxI0rs.
KEY WEST EXCITED
From Reported yellow Fever Case.

from Reported yellow Fever case.
KEY WEST FLA. October l2.-ln an
editorial the Daily Equator says: The
city has been thrown into an intense
st lte Of excitement by the announce
ment that the Rev. Mr.. Householder. Of
tine First Methodist Episcopal Church.
had a welldeyeloped case OF yellow
fever. The announcement was made
bv j. y. Porter Thursday evening. and
officially declared. Quarantine was i'm
medltely put on between this
city and Tampa and the outeo
OF passengers prohibited. We un-
derstand that Dr. K. ID. Murray.
surgeon OF the marine hospital at tn
place. and who Is Mr.. Householder =
physician. di-agrees with Dr. Porter IN
his diagnosis of the case. propouncing
IL once catarrhal iaundice. Upon the
strength of DR.. POrter's diagnosis OF
th. case. and of the history Of others.
which we viii proceed TO name IN Their
order. Quarantine has been declared and
our port closed. While DR.. Murray
NAV be- righf ia his cOnclu-ions, we put
very lilll0 stress upOn his diagnosis
The article further asserts that ten
days ago two suspicious fever cases
were reported, and that DR.. Murray tel
egraphed to the State Board Of Health
that there was yellow fever in the city.
Dr.. G.. Ii. Hava has come out ia card
declaring that the suspicious cases pre-
sumably alluded to were bilious fever.
aud other physician. coincide with his
views. KY West has not had a case OF
Yellow Jack up TO the present time
since the close 81 the way.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13
THE CRONIN CASE.
More Sensations Promised.

CHICAGO. October 12.-It il reported
that one Of the two men arrested late
last night IS the man that drove Or.
Cronin to the Carlton cottage the night
ha was murdered. II - also reported
that the other man made complete
confession. revealing the whole con
spiracv to murder DR.. Cronin. and that
his story would lead to important
arrests. some If them OF a d cldedly
sensational nature. Until these arrests
are made the authorities positively re-
fuse 10 10 X on the matter.
The Globe This morning quotes Judge
LOngcn' cker a. saying That a prom
uent citiz'l. a. one. time connected
with the case. VIII be brought into IL
again. He also said that the arrests
made and confessions obtained. would
change the case very decidedly ana
make plain sailing for the prosecution.
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
\ special grand jury has been called.
of which ex-MayOr John Rice was
made foreman. TO investigate the
charge made about parties who have
been offered in the CrOnin case. The
special grand july il composed Of repre-
sentative business men.
A QUIET CONSULTATIONS.
The conference between the attor-
neys for the prosecution and the police
officers lasted uuul O click this morn
ing or later. and at ITS conclusion the
participants i'm the secret consultation
went home to sleep without impartlng
a word as to what had been accom-
plshed or what was the. cause OF
all the Harry and excitement. The
noon edition of the Nail says that
plot 10 pack the jury in the Cfonin
case has been discovered and several
men are under arrest.
THE PRISONERS MORE ANXIOUS.
The prospect of sensational develop
ments drew a large crowd to the court
room at o'clock. The prisoners. when
brought in were evidently more anxious
ana nervous than usual. and iidgeited
uneasily in their seats. Upon ascending
the bench. however. Judge Mcconnell
announced that matters connected with
tac State Attorney IS Office demanded
the attention of that Official, and that in
che court would stand adj
burned until Monday morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

.>nn Liverpool. from store. $40;
gr und alum from store, per sack 49, '"
N,ga,. Granulaied. ,3.c. TO ,.G'; A
su ,sr. &c.. ~ SUGAR. &c. ~. sugar,
a.. fD Ci,c.. C-.ugar.. g.. 10 t'lc.
fc0s Black. - 10 joc.: imperial, - :"
So. etnpowdcr. - 10 49,.
Co0re Rfo. T. 10 ~; Iaguayra. ~ :"
~ g.. Java. q to 5,c.
Bnrkef. Painted. Two hoops, >i,l'
three hoops. $50.
Iuifow IT,.
Iuyf Pure. ,c.: pressed. - -.
U.frsse> Extra. hog-hesd. ~ 10 i,-.;
barrels. ~ 20 iGc.: genuine golden syrup
per GALLON. .. 40 BE-: New Orleans prime
to choice. 80 iO jh'.
N00t Washing. p Ia &C.; pr pound.
Flour aud Meal.
Finn Richmond patent roller family.
$3.50 90 81: fancy family. s.; family.
Sl.Jn fn >l1j. cit, extra. $50 Ia -: ciiN
,nperhno. s3.25 % s5l1: city hnc, 80" To
V,m civ. per bu~hel. 3jc.: country ~
HAY. Ost, aud straw.
mn W. I TmOih,. per ton. sl3."to
Nl. w.. >. 81 n fii; mixed. 50 tosll;
Virginia clover. 80 fo>ll.
OfN BllDl. 81 fo>l2.
>hrrt, Rllod. 30 90 ok..
>.na compressed. lro pounds. > 10
lpc.. i0o-o. pressed. large bales T. Z" ~.
humber. slaves, ttc.
fuUfrf White olk. per i.O"'. $40 ." 50.
tnIi0,, pn. framing timber 81 Ia so pr
f.Dln. 6arl.. So Oh $40. poplar. West Viz
lInil. 49,. B. So. ~. .. So W. 3. $40.
IRON. steel >aii-. It'.
fnI america refined. oid Dominion
hil. l.r pound fIr standard -iN'~. i-iW'..
tn-li-l ani american sheet. 80 io 5'4r.;
~n.l. us hammered. io &c.: hoop. 3 10 q e..
Noh Od Dominion. standard size.
Sl..l, -I.Di. >2..l.
Wlihrr hnr-o-.hlr-. -; mules. -.
cement. Lime. Plaster. lite.
'.a.Di in.Hn rDr barrel. >i..a. io-"n-
llle. sl..l iD >lin; James River. si.-5 io
$3.50.
LIm. Rochland pep harnl. $40 To-
sll5. Anchor. slm. RN'rtnn. >l.D: =;
\ir-IuIH Imn~. Nlr. ln>l.
Thff. iumN. So. -riuHd. $3.50 io :;
tuIr'ufd plaster. ~ 80 fu >l.ll.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

ASHLAND. Va. October T. Core
spondeucc MIR John H. Blunt. the
phtical Joseph. with his coat Of many
col0r,. who was appointed postmaster
of this place some weeks since. has re-
ceived his commission and notified Mrs.
MAYO that he would take charge Of the
Office Monday morning. He is pegO-
tiatng with Mr.. ii. -. Perkins, the
prc-out efficient clerk in the office, for
his services nm the future.
The Cnerry Row Independent Politi-
cal Club. near Ashland, which is about
scvcntv-fgc strong. have signliied their
intentions To- vote for Mckinney and
CId well. TO a man.
There is a revival in progress at the
Baptist Church here, aud q great deal
Of interest manifested. Several of the
Richmond preachers are assisting the
pastor
Boss Billy will speak at Hanover
Courthouse next Wednesday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

pouring their money into the State so
rapidly that unless some unforeseen 'is,
aster should occur to check this tide OF
prosperity. Virginia will ere long pc
come one Of the wealthiest States III the
Union. No one can study the move
ments that are being made locking 10
the utilization Of the vast resources Oh
that State without being impressed
with the great possibilities that are De
fore the people Of Virginia. For sew
eial years these forces have been gain
ering momentum. and now they are
the grand old Commonwealth
on ~ great property.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13
\ Letter from Rev. ). u. Hawthorne, Of
AlIAntA. "a.

10 gives me real pleasure 10 say a word
f0ramedicino which believe Is destined
to b. q great blessing 10 the afflicted
everywhere. 1t is not the cunning de-
vice al a qu0ck but the discovery of a
scientist. IL Is the result OF many years
OF research and experiment by an emf
nent specialist Thousands Of my
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
SIX months ago, by the advice Of my
physician. gave up tho pastorate. |
have used two bottles of King Royal
Germeiuer and while | cannol say
that | am completely cured. | do affirm
that il has so lar reliered me. I eXpe-
rience no pain nor discomfort.
feel it to be my duty to say also that
the effects Of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
won lerful. She has been almost a life
long invalid from nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. 10 aperiod
of thirty years she has scarcely had a
days exemption from pain. She has
been using "Germetuer about two
months. \ more complete transiorma-
SYMPTOM of disease has disappeared.
She appears tobe twenty years younger
and is happy and playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded many of
our afflicted friends to take the medi-
cine and the testimony of all of them
is that il is great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta. Ga. July l2th. 1889.
DR.. Kings Royal Gsrmetuer is now
put up IN concentrated form for con-
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added TO seven and
half plnts of water will make gallon
OF Royal Germetuer. 4 wine-s lassful
dose. A feaspOonfid in a wine glass
ful of water is dose Of the concen-
trated.
Pdce, s. 30 per bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. Postoilice. Richmond. Va.