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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09
DENMARK's NEW TEMPERANCE LAW.

A. new temperance law which possesses un-
doubted merits has lately been adopted by
Denmark the country to which tho tiistin-
guished Illinoisan, Clark e. Carr, soon goes
as United States Minister. Hereafter, under
this new act the inebriated citizen, whom found
on tho street by a policeman, will not be
hauled off to q lookup. The officer is required
to ask him where he obtained his "booze, "
and on receipt of this information he must
summon the saloonkeeper designated who is
obliged to take the drunken man home I'm a
cab at his own expense. 1t may DO easily
is no expensive feature of the American
drunk, and IL Mr.. Carr should find the plan
to be working successfully at Copenhagen, he
might recommend its adoption In ON official
report to Secretary Blaine. - Chicago
Herald,
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AN ORIENTAL LEGEND.

The San Francisco Chronicle says: ''There
IS an oriental legend to the effect that an evil
spirit once obtained the mastery over q man
and gave him his choice as to whether he
would got drunk or rob house or commit a
least Of the evils selected intoxication; but,
says the legend, when he had become in
toxicated he committed both the other
crimes. There Is a good deal Of philosophy
In the story. 1t illustrates the cunning Of the
evil genius as well as the folly Of the human
being, and Is, in q measure an answer to the
not unusual argument which socks to excuse
one from the consequences OF his own acts
because he was drunk"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09
fHFRN ITEMS:


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FHQ my 6OURCES
Samuel 5Io(<bf Manchester, Va, was
drowned " Es1 &in< a. james river ,ueor
the Belle Is'e
dentally sho1 ~ kilISd ID Richmond, Va,
BY Jsfoes X.& 1non. proprfetor OF
shooting- -xnI|sr& ~ $ f 10
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sSrces- ~ ~ ~ - @so.,1ee W. wss
ssrool ~ ~ fess,-Syod With eli
itst Ika G1I5SI ~ J0$k5o0.
rom I {aISs,,3l,o< . 'noxorlobs t,esnersdo.
wes kiIIea a. BiTmj6chsm Ala. while rs,
vistiu9 srrask He ~ accom-, - MAD nv two
men. Mo IRA On ~tbs posses ktiIing one
deputy md seriosssly wounding others
cs.r s"S O,Srec Tn "osV h1 sss hsr s; soSr ce cI;e
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s,s "a "a ~ ~. IM,s,S uae aa'''H '"e
So', =. a"u ~as "a 'aa'. oso"
Lne ,l late % rains navo caused al N sns re-
20 ros ~ sne eouIo Caooege e ese
sresx 80 r.i.. a.. AZ. ,,-,,. IsSs ~ ~, the
ss,d- A : s.' nv =. "ss " " '"o
-Ine earnings OF tne wirgtnia Beach Ka,i,
s- -s~sss v y. vAS',~>sS.
against $50 762. 90 last year. The company
contsmpiaSe extensi We improvements Oh their
notet property, and tne track u 70 90 made
woe gauge one
-George madison, employed on Sne kicn-
mond, Eedericksburs and Potomac Rail-
roao, WINE rsoinG on 2 nanu-car near pun
mlI vs. ~ = n.4n .ee ~ etceo, ieN ., 10
.Ions o. sSs noyigg AZ car' anu was 30 oaoiy
u'aae ae'eu NAV NAV no u.eu.
Is~5rt made to determine the
exact boundary npc between Alicgany aud
Garrett countaes. nd. as the ownership OF
valuable tract OF coal land 10 involved In the
Issue. Is
As Mr.. Creaxsr was plowiux In the field
nen. Frederick junction, Nd, an old bomb
shell was turned Up. Thinking is mot
loaded, MI: Creager attempted TO break IT
up, when the shell exploded, tearing Ok one
OF MS hands and shattering his arm.
-Messrs. Hnrdt and Kcefer have on ex.
bibition In Frederick, Nd, a panel from the
front door OF Mr.. Bests residence, near
the Mouoc,cy sbattlcfleid. The panel has
L. III. a. II.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

IL lori Dunraven's yacht captures the
America's cup. the B itish would never ge
Dunraven abort 70.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

"Penny wise and pound :oqlish" are thos.
who thiok II econOmv to use choep soda ant
rosin soaps, instead OF the good old Dobbtns'i
Electric Soap; for sale by all Hroccrs since 1854
Try Il once. Be sure, buy genuine.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

Ifafiicted with soro eyes use DrIaaac Thomp-
ton q Eye Water. Druggists sell at 25cper bottle
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

Old smokers prefer "Tansiii's Punch" &c
Cigar TO moet 10 centers.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

Namby-I hear. Pa mby, thst you posses,
IN 6stimab,o wife. Paniby tsadly)-No. she
pOeseSses me.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

| There is now no bust Q about the glrl Of the
period, and yet sho 10 as noisy as over.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

The Motherss Friend. used few weeks pc
fore confinement, lessons the pain and MAKE
labor cuick and comparatively easy. Sold N
all DrpxGists.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09
TEMPERANCE.
pRuNK IN rHr srRxEr,

DRUNK IN THE STREET.
"Drunk, your Worship" the officer said;
Drunk In the street, sir." She raised her
head
A lingering trace of the golden grace
Still eofteued the lines Of her woe-worn
Unkempt and tangled her rich brown hair.
Yet with all the burrows and stains Of caro-
The years OF apg..ish end sin and deepair---
The child Of the city was passing fair.
The ripe red mouth, with lips pscompressed-
The rise and fan Of the hceying breast-
The nervous fingerH 30 taper and small,
AS she stood in her piace at the officers cali.
She seemed good and fair, she seemed tender
This fallen woman found drunk in the street.
Does the hand that once smoothed the ripple
or that tangled bair lie still In the graves
Is that mother who pressed those red lips to
Deaf to the pain of their s,nothered moonp
Has the voice that chimed to the lispfng
No accent OF hope for the lost one there,
Bearing her burden Of sin and despairf
Drunk in the street-in the gutter found
FROM a passionate longing to crush and
The soul Of tho woman she might have
been
To ding of the weight of fearful dream,
And awake again In the homestead hard by,
And wooded mountain that touched tho
sky;
To iinger a while on the path to school
And catch In the depth OF tho limpid pool,
Under the willow shade, green and cool,
dimpled face and O laughing eye
And tho pleasant word Of q passer by.
Ye men with sisters and mothers and wives,
Have ye no care for these women's Hvess
Must they starve for the comfort they never
speak2
Must they ever be erring and sinful and
weak
Staggering onward with weary feet
Stained in the cutters and drunk in the
StreetS
-fic1rtue.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

!; ;s ;Ss ass s. sis se &
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

Tc use snes.tasn mcens whom sdGersns {ren
blffousneee, or "ltvcr conlplAint,~ skin dis
eascs, scrQfulous sores or dwellings, on from
tion Of the lunss) .wlisn DIR. Pierco's Golden
Mcdical Discovery {. guNrentecl 10 curc AL
snsss SsS ,o1 aScST 3 & ssssa ~ % e
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

None but a thorough bass vocalist will
utter forged notes.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

TEhPEHANCE NEWS AND HOTESs
Salt Lake City has Loyal Temperance
Legion In each ward.
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union 10
about to be organized In Oklahoma.
In Belgium person arrested for drunken
ness Is compelled to sweep the public streets
for two hours after he gets sober.
The district and county conventions Of the
w. G. T. U. now being held throughout the
country show uniform prosperity and steady
progress in the work.
In response to tho earnest request Of the
Washington w. G.. T. u, President Harrison
issued an order prohibiting the sale Of liquors
at the national encampment of tho District
National Guards at Fort Washington.
The Medical ReUiet0 says: 'DThe death
rate In the case Of brewers, commercial trav-
elers and others exposed to the temptation OF
frequent alcoholic drinking, is six times
greater than In all other industries COM
bined"
The city Of Leroy, Kansas, which ts quite q
railroad center, was recently the scene Of a
radical Transformation Of signs. Through
the magical influence Of Prohibition the ugly
| advertisement beer" has given place to the
more cheerful announcement beef"
Though there II occasionally liquor user
who appearst to enjoy good health and goes on
proof q sensrs ~ nG e ne CT
drink than is the man who stands In the thick
carnage Of battle proof Of tho general
harmlessness Of war.
Even mistakes may have mission. Mrs.
Mary 9. Leayitt, while lecturing In Japan,
spoke through an interpreter. On one occae
sion she was giving statistics and said the
consumption OF beer in o certain State was
- gallons. The interpreter put it; Drink
ing the beer OF q certain State produces con-
sumption"
The members OF tho Maryland State Tenn
perance Alliance at recent meeting In
Baltimore passed o resolution to bring cider
within the category Of strong drinks-intoxi-
eating beverages. The discussion was
somewhat heated. One clergyman in tho
Alliance went so far as to declare that hs
thought ctaer was worse than whisky,
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WHERE SALOONS ARE UNKNOWN.


A gentleman who had spent several
months In Kansas said recently: "The de-
basing effect on children which comes from
o familiarity with liquor saloons, was never
forcibly presented to me till went to q State
where saloons are unknown. Kansas is
filed with boys ten years old and under who
never saw q saloon since they can remember.
They never snw a man under the influence
of liquor. Being wholly withdrawn from
tho sight of it, nearly alf Of them will have
no more desire for drink on arriving at mans
estate than they win have for opium or
hasheesh. Though am nota Prohibitionist,
It really looks to mo as II the Kansas people
were doing a wise thing in keeping public
drinking places ont of their State. or course
quantities Of liquor does reach the State iu
Jugs kegs and barrels from Kansas City
and elsewhere, but the rising generation n
not materially affected, for the old fellows
monopolize oil the stuff that comes by ex-
press and they are shy about letting people
know they have 1t. The National Govern
meut, by the way, Is engaged In a very small
business in Kansas. 1t has agents there who
sell Government liquor licenses to all who
want them. These licenses the Supreme
Court has held cannot be used as evidence Of
liquor selling in State prosecutions for that
license"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

Hush mon.y-<Tho wages OF the baby''
nurse.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

A child who has once taken Hamburg Figs as
medicine, but will be likely to ask for them.
under tho impression that they are simply pre-
served fruit 25 cents. Dose one k&g. Mack
Drug Co., N. Y.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09
Hsw Meet

Aiawyer is never SO blind but he cen cit
authorities.
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TIE GREAT MAJORIrY RENErrrEp.

Surprising man can get glass of whisky
In Des Moines, II no works like burglar to
get it, what Of thatp For every man who
knows where to get Il, there are 5000 young
men who don't know. For every man who
neaks like thief through some blind alley
or into some barn to get q drink, there are
5000 who walk the streets like honest men and
are never tempted by the sight Of an open
saloon. For every man who drops dime or
dollar in a hole-in-the- wall, there are 5000
workingmen whose weekly wages now 90 to
buy food and clothing and the comforts of
life for their families, and not cent into the
tills Of neutrality-suspicious. State Register.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

The newest engagement 'ripg- o,
twisted gold without'a stope; -:
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-09

@JE TO $3.50 A MONTH"; can ho made wcsking
Wv for us Agents pIefeered who can fgsntsh
Spare momcnts may be proatably cmpicyed also.
Afew vacancies In towns and cities. B. 2. JOHN.
SON q CO., 1000 Main st., Richmond, Va. MR--
Pease essss GEO and sastRess esperSewce EVyep
rntnd a6out sendfn0 sfampJ0r ysDv. b. n y o.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
--.-aaFaH.HH a"
OWENS { MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
PosToFFICE.

Keeps a large and well selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMS and all kinds
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH GASES
suitable for Bridal Presents "a well as Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling seis.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both NJ
wholesalea and retail. Wcarea agents forih now
Justly celebrated Uy spepsla cure, cHAsECITN
LITHLA WATER. which we deliver In ans
part of the city for % cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection VIII do
well 10 drink this water freely.
No make a speciality Of fitting TRl ssEN
and keep a full stock always ON hand also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
We hayesu the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice tine 81 CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CtGARa trial. Re-
member 10 Try a NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO. .
Ph1siclaus prosecutions carefully prepared
bv competeut Pharmacists. ana none but The
PrREST MEDiCfNEs USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought to call ana gOtatOlnr Cara and prices
Of Nadcsworth's Silica Paint. when - better
and cheaper than Lead ANA Oh.
Please remember that f0relerything usually
found ia a trst-class wholesale and tetau drug
.flFl adj. t.
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BOOK NOTICE.

MENTAL EyOLUTION IL Man. ORION
OF HUMAN FACULTY. BY George John
Romanes. ID. Appleton j. Co. New
York. From West, Johnston & Co.
THE ia the second instalment of Mr.
Romanes' exhaustive volumes on the
evolution Of our mental faculties. The
first is Mental Evolution in Animals, .
whilst we are promised a third work on
the growth Of our moral and religious
ideas. To show that the mind of man
is the result of the process Of evolution
Just az the human body is the re-
suit of organic evolution, Is the object
of this work. The conclusion TO be
feIs from that OF animals only in degree
and not in kind. To establish this
thesis the author draws his arguments
not only from psychology but from the
history Of language and from com
parative philology Of which science ii is
the basis The processes OF thought are
closely analysed and examined. lThe
conclusion is that the chief fundamental
distinction Qt il not admitted TO be a
difference between animal intelligence
and human is that the latter possesses
the additional power which we call the
faculty of self-consciousness That is 10
say that both animaland human minds can
receive impressions and ideas and that
such receipts are common 10 both, but only
the human mind Is able 10 think
about its own ideas as such and
10 combine and elaborate them. To
prove this faculty OF circumstances
to be not something superadded by an
e%xtrsneous power, but TO be a natural,
though slow development, Mr.. Rom mes
brings to bear all 1.-The resources Of acute
and trained reasoning, OF extensive and
minute reading, supported by scientific
research and close observation. Mr..
ROmanes' style is so clear. simple and
direct that the book will be enjoyed not
only by the student of science, but by ali
thoughtful men.
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WITH a wicked IA, ha, not altogether
in accordance with the dignifed spirit
Of that most respected journal. the New
York Tines says hat the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette in the most bellicose
style of the Field Marshal. remarked q
few days since II Ohio does not get
the First Assistant Postmaster-Gener
she will know the reason why We are
awaiting Mr.. Halstead's announcement
that the reason why Is that NJ Ohio
politician could be found who had quail
fed for the postal service by conniying
at the theft of newspapers mailing list.
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WnEN we sec n mighty Republican
organ state something fair we delight TO
give the opinion prominence, even ~ a
straw that the wind catches and indi-
Gates the tide of the elements.
The Tribuse SAYS OF Nj BoutwelIs
article in the Norn Am,T,edD ReurT that
Il Il characterized hv the utmost narrow
ness and crudity, and seems to recognize
no higher moral standard in this ques-
ton than that OF the book pirate himsoli.
Mr.. Boutwells paper frankly argues,
though not perhaps in so many words,
that We have tho right 10 take
books-foreign books, that is-wher-
ever we find them, and that the only
question 10 he considered concerning
International copyright il, whether We
should not lose more than we should
make by II. Believing that this would
be the case. he approves the present stu
alton. because IT gives MS cheap English
books.
1t Is discouraging to find representa-
tive Of such a community as Nassachu-
sets FORMULATING sentiments that might
be pardoned in an ignorant man, on the
ground that he WAS not altogether re-
sponsiblc for the defects Of his mental
vision.
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A COMMENTATOR Oh Jud &c Grinnell :
opinion in the Anarchist cases, says that
"the common basis OF protection and So
cialism Is the'idea that the government
has a right / o dispose Of the rights and
property OF a portion of its citizens
for the indirect benefit Of the
others. As the government Is neces-
sarily the men who for the time being
get control of the offices, legislative and
executive, this idea involves the discre-
ton in few to dispose Of the property
of the many, always a dangerous and
sometimes apernicious power
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.fhorc.- Ng-. I and . gun dllt U=fr..I
Richmond and Clifton Forge. anu dai e4- -
sunday between Balcony Falls az Aenias-
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L,gs-"I say, sire, here comes foul
more OF them Maryland Delegations"
b. H-"By the Roarin' Wabash VIII
them fellows never stop. Don't let EN-
in, Lige. I'm afraid of that crowd. It's
the Notwithstanding one | ever saw
Ltgs-"Al Right. sire. The doors are
locked, and III 90 out and get n gun and
turn the yard dog loose
b. H-"Good for you, Lige' You are
a great man. We must protect our al.
ministraiion, even il we have TO resort
TO the most desperate msasures.'- Bal-
hmore UsrQid.
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The clerk of the weather generally
gives ST. Pairick's day an Irish pull thai
stamps out the first attempt of a sprie
Of shamrock TO show the green flag Of
spring, but yesterday was altogether
beautiful. and the sons of Erin may
gather a happy augury from the break
in the record. The Irish Saint, accord.
ing to the chronicle, was born in the
wear 1913. and began his mis.i onary Ia
bors in 482. His name a charm the
shelalah out of 81 Irishmans hand and
inspire peace at a Donnybrook Fan
when every bold son of Erin only ask.
for the favor of some one to tread gu the
tail Of his coat.
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PR BELVIN,
FINE ARR FURNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.
RAIL DAD
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULES EFFECrMAkcH i2rH.
T..D
A RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
si5 A. NJ. For Norfolk. Cd Point and New
port News. daily.
Pullman Palace car, Richmond 20
Did Point.
uN A. VI. Through Mail for Cincinnati and
Louisville. uaiiy. Norfolk 10 'lif
ton Forge. daily except SUNDAY.
clifton Forge 10 Cincinnati. solid
tWin 20 Cincinnati Central lnior
station. Pullman Buffet sleeping
Car CnariOttcs,ille TO incinuati
s@ P. NJ. Through Mail for Norfolk. Old
Point and Newport News daily.
Pullman Buffet Pari0r cas- except
Sundays ~ ola Point.
600 +. Nj. G~OriOusyllc Accommodation, daily
except sunday.
$50 p. NJ Fast ENprcss for Cincinnati and
Louisville daily. Connects ~ Geo.
tnl Union Passenger Sta ION. Gin
cinn4fi. Tor the West and North
YVES and m Union STATION, Lou
Niilo. for the West aud Southwest,
Pullman Buffet sleeping Carr g.
Cincinnati and louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
$50 A. " From GordonsyIie, daily except
1873 A. NJ. From Norfolk snd old Point. daily.
Pullman lmuct plfl0r ear except
Sundays from oli Point.
BIB ?. VI. From Cincinnati and Louisville.
daily except sunday. west OF tii.
ton Forge. daily cast OF Clifton
Sos p. NJ From Norfolk and old Point. daily.
Pullman Palace eif. otd Point ig
Cincinnati.
900 =. NJ. From Cincinnati and Louisville.
tally.
Station. Broad street near seventeenth.
1i~cket-ofhce. Corner Tenth aud Main ard
railway station. II. w FULLER
General Passenger Agent,
!. T. HARAuAV. General Manager.
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Written for the TINES.
THE SHADOW or THE CROSS,

TROmans l-I@.I
No Of my Will. | trust.
But waver'ns fear or thrO' the dust
OF doubt | grepe
TIL taught by faith from selr's vain power set
free.
Ny HEARTS rebellion. Lord. must yield 10 Thee,
Whose love gives hope.
No way l hnd-mine eyes
That inward turn a. @ from the SKIES
But blinded NOR.
And see no good save hen Thy Dealing hand
with pity 90 ting on .in's yelling band,
Ny sight store
Then lead me on. Thy way
Do mine, tho thor ms that pierce me stay
To bleed a. Thine;
Where falls the shadow OF Thy cross / know
Ny better lie Will from its passion grow.
In works q vine
-I<n. n.xrnx Have
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE P%OsTOFFlCE.
WHAT AN OLD NAN, Y YEARS or AGE
4 TO \
CONCERNING III
Chase City Mineral Water
FoRKfAND, NOTTAw,Y COUNTY Va, }
t.a.-a IA f.AI 4

FbhhlANbf NOiAHN ~ '''NA -
August 10. lssb.
NJ. ". r. Hyjg, Ct6,e fity. Ut:
sir.-for many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia, with its complications, such
as nervOu- ness. neuralgia, indigestion, consi
patton. liver affection, etc. until ! became al
most a c0uNrDed iuyalid. Durlug the time !
was treated by intelligent physicians, wh0pre
scifDed various remedies. ! used bofh lithld
and other mineral waters. also br. Warmer +
Celebrated Liver and kidney cure. all 20 bat
tttle advantage.
Hearing OF yOur newly-fiscoNeted "Chare
CITY Mineral Water I sent for 3ud obt9in"l
u case of if. ~ lasted ue about three weeks,
during which time ! improved So mu'h a5 To
Do abe 10 leave home, which bad not been
abe 10 do tor months previous. ] then Wcnf 10
Cnae0 Cityand continued the use az the water.
fresh IRON the We'll. for tour weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than all the other
remedies cOmbiu q. Ny nerves wore soon
quoted. / could sleep wcilali night. my gloom,
fears snn ~fOreb,dluHs vanished, my mind ~
came bright and cheerful. ! could enjoy tte
company Of my friends which ! DeiOlr avoid
riI. my appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly Improved $50 that / could eat almost
any kind 81 food with I npuniiyl. the cOnstilh
giOn was relieved, and the lidney hiectlon
greatly benehtsd-all OK wnicn attribute -
thu uSs OF your mineral water.
Unjust say, IN conclusion, thnt J consider inc
discovery OF this water r. ti7s-fng fo dfficftf
humanity. Away with your drugs ana nos
ruims. Go 20 natures fountain OF healtnt
Drink Of is healing water. 20" glinh ana hH
made whole -. foN Iii"
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MARY Anderson will act no more
this season. She was told by her
physician, DR.. :. Weir Mitchell, yester-
day, that IN order to fully recover from
the nervous prostration which she has
been suffering from for two weeks she
would have to cancel all her engage
msnts for the season and put herself
under bis care for a course of treatment