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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
HOLLYWOOD ASSOCIATION
Large and rnthu.iastic Meeting OF ih,
Ladies.


The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial 3 $50.
citation held a large and enthusiastic mooi-
ing yesterday morning Communication.
were received from the Oiey Battery Pick
ett and Lee Camps, Pceram Battalion, r.
Company Association, Il. l.. !. Blues aal
lloWitzcrs Association. Each 90 these et-
pressed their Willingness o. cooperate Mi.I
the ladies. and have an promised SOME pr
cuniary assistance 90 The grounds commit
tee. They have also used their nNuenc. n
secure the approval OF the City Council %
the petition of the Association in regard 'n
the Davis mansion.
The ladies have secured old cannon.
which they propose 20 have mounted nn
granite blocks. 10 mark the officers section
m Hollywood.
An amended constitution. with additional
bylaws. was read and adopted and Che
next meeting fixed for May 3d, at The same
place.
The date april gh) suggested The Nr.-
ing of letter 90 Mrs. Davis. which was
signed by an the la0ies present. roiieratng
tue desire of the Association 20 have the rs-
mains of President Davis under their care.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

ShilOns Catarfn Remedy @ marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. With each bottle there Is AN
ingenious Nasal Injector for the more sue
cessful treatment or these complaints with
out extra charge. Price. 80 cents. Sold by
BOdoker Brothers nd II. NJ. shields & Co.
corner OF Filth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

~ HAVE been afflicted with an affection
Of the throat from childhood, caused by
diphtheria. and have used various rene
NJ. +. Hampton, Piketon, Ky. sold only in
boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
PATTeRsON-M'CUE CASE.
Board of Managers Refer the Matter TO ihe
Tobacco Trade.

Board of Managers Refer the Matter 90 ihc
Tobacco Trade.
The board of managers of The tobacco
trade Of this city held meeting yesterday
at the Exchange 20 investigate the charge
against Dr. r. a. Patterson, president OF
the trade. that be- endorsed Mr.. b. Iayi0r
McCue as president OF the trade. for Doe
consulship tO Glasgow. Scotland. Mr..
McCue is boo the city, and WAS present $40 fho
meeting. DR.. Patterson withdrew the Def
ter from llrtMcCue. and referred tt o tie
board. which examined .t The letter WAS
signed by Dr. Patterson, as president of the
tobacco trade. 10 Dis said. and recommended
Mr.. McCue 90 De man OF integrity and
means.
The board did not object to the endorse
ton Of Dir. Mctue for amy political reasons
Whatever but entirely upou personal
grounds.
Mr.. McCuc claimed that Dee wished ihe
endorsement In order To- secure the appoint
ment as consul 10 Glasgow Scotland. Dat
10 was ascortained that the appointment
was already filled.
After consultation, the board decided i0
call q general meeting OF the trade To- bs
held tomorrow at ~ O'clock VI. and refer
the matter 30 that body for final action.
Dr. Patterson said t0 "a reporter for IuF
TINE, yesterday that there was no truth Il
the charge that De mad assumed the autlni-
ity OF the Tobacco Trade tO endorse Mr.
/ McCuo. and that she committee had Deen
/ thoroughly convinced of the fact.
10 is the opinion Of the major part of ihe
Board that Mr.. McCue wanted the letter 10
assist him in securing political Office DO %
vacancy should occur on possibly some va
cancy be- had In view.
McCue is a citizen of llenric0 county. and
has been for some year, in the tobacco busi-
ness in Richmond. Tie is a well-huoWn
Republican politician. and was at times
chairman of the county committee. Tie is
member and regular attendant OF the
Presbyterian church, and is one Of General
MahOue's Executive Committee.
To Visit the state schools.
State superintendent of schools John j..
Massey win leave the city this morning for
,iamton, where be Will meet the board o.
visitors OF the Normal school at that place.
He will then visit the other public school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

This comedy, with an OF is laucn-mak'ng
antics. viii Doe given at the Theatre Tonight.
% morrow and saturday. with matinee.
the play contains al the elements OF fun
that can bee put in by jolly lot of servants
left 90 themselves for holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

The snectaanlar production Of Morrison =
.. Fanstv will be seen at the Academy to-
,irht. Theatre sOers viii remember what
i, was last ecases. THIS year,t Is said 10
he much beiler IN every respect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

4 DEKP-sEArED Cough, cruelty tries the
lungs and wastes the general strength. A
prudent resort for the afflicted is TO DR.. ID.
Jayne's eXpectorant a remedy for all
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis, or any
Pulmonary Affection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

For this malady take that old-fasnion
remedy Of our mothers, Syrup Of Pure Pine
Tar, H0rch0und and Wild Cherry-Dr.
DaUd's Couch syruD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

Mr. Gaines. the chemist Of the depart
ment, requested that he Dee allowed TO make
private ANALYSIS so long as 10 did not con.
nict with his department work. Colonel
Smith was in favor of the request. Tie SAID
there were many other things In this state
f0 De analysed besides fertilizers. and
thought the business could Doe probably io..
lowed. The request was Withdrawn.
Messrs. Mallory and Henley were OK.
cused from further attendance on the board
At 1913 the board adjourned 90 meet this
morning nc 40 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

neglect that cough, bat take at once DR..
Dayid's Cough Syrup OF Pure Pine Tar,
HOrehOund and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

4 snocial despatch 10 THE TIMES from
Roanoke said: ~ terrific wind storm swept
over the Roanoke Valley this evening, un-
roofing houses. uprooting trees and blowing
down the casting house Of furnace No. > OF
the Crozier Steel and Iron Company Of this
civ. killing Henry Casey. Fred. Philips
Wilson johnson and Jane, Turner. all col
ored. At salem. the stock house of the new
furnace was blown down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
THEY ARE INDICTED
JACKSON WARD ELECTION CASES
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.


morning. A true bin of Indictment was
found against the following gentle
men. Preston BolYin. il. VI. smith.
I Ir.. j.. &. Tate. Walter Blackburn August
/ Fisher. Willie shoricu. a. -. Guigon, j..
10. Darlington, and Richard D. Coiireil,
charged with unlawieiiy and maliciously
combining AVID c0nfsderatlng together and
obsructing William Harris. Washington
/ Meade. Minor johnson. George Minis,
Robert Banks. and Willis Brown, duly
qualified voters boo ihc ciiy Of Richmond, lt
| tho general election when Hon. George ID.
Wise and cx-Julso Edmund Waddiil were
candidates for Congress.
IuF GRAND JURORS.
Twelve out of toe following composed Che
Jury: W. J.. Smith. D. B. Matthews. j. Is.
| kcpslcin, Samuel Bendt. Thomas Rid
dCiL Charles johnson. jr. j. hnightiy.
! vs.. -. Jore.. George W. Iuhank. William
/ III. TAILOR. all of Richmond: Charles ~.
/ Hnl'ey. OF liDnr'eo; d. a. Spencer. Of
| iamylio; Richelieu Coleman. OF Mann
! bor0'. Amelia county; W.. D.. Scott. 40
/ N0uau. Amelia county. II. d. O'Ncill. NJ
/ Petersburg: D. W. loWlkes. of Amelia;
| Theodore J.. Masters OF Ncw Kent: vs.. 1T.
! Davis. IS. McG. Fisher. Henry Austin. LIZ
Their Bethel. T. Powers. and Thomas vs..
Porter, of Richmond, with Dir. =. MEG.
| Fisher. as foreman.
1 District Attorney borland and Assistant
I brsioN were ihe prosecutors. and ihe ac-
cnsea were relfcs ented u} cry Attorney 4.
" Meredith 4nn eA-A--isl'nt DiSiIicl AL
| lpintl GAMES Lyons
THE INDICTMENT
shortly after noon Judro Robert w
uuuhns convened fho court and tho iurv
/ i'r+...i., ir nrf.ilo,,i,., i,.ii.l,o0,f.
,-..','..
'h '.l. M 90 '. D'''.'r ,s , W.
eirio ln fl, Fonriii fi-riif.
....,t..l t... ,.f Geo.. ,....,,, ,.,,,,+ - fi,e
rrif.d ,,af.. of An'cr.a, fa, ins Eastern die
/ ir.ct of Vifafda. go Tho Fourth circuit begun
and he'd %, CSC Guy of Richmond WITHIN ailI
l.i '.. .ri . W 1870 '.,'-
r',i 500 'r.i ,i,.f .lae, Ie p. ID '1frnfna,.f .s
md inrind'ns iro 0fn dsvol Ami. in tho
rcar of Quar- Iofd $500. EASTERN district OF
virginia. ss: Ihc Jurors 10 ihe niied states
/ VI hmtficl, " iiiln aHn TOT tue I.lsi, iil 'i,-
io. ,.', .., , .n '.'H t.'N 30,
,i., of Note,,far ian H.. ,.,.,. OFF a.r fo.a
/ i~.e.af fhr .4H fas.rm district off Viz
auia. aud Within fhe jurisdiction of
THIS Court a general election was hen being
iciN 'n lit 'iil, oi i.i'il.'pii.. a.,oI eIii. i'
tiff Al" 900 'I.' 't .'.. '.'" VIZ. '''" l'. '''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
TRAINS DELAYED.

A special from Petersburg said this city
was Visited this afternoon 10y a heavy wind
and rain storm. The storm was very severe
between here and Richmond. The passon-
GER train from Richmond, due here about
$50 O'Clock 4. NJ, ran into tree which had
blown across the track near swift creek.
The engineer. Mr. spain, seeing the danger
that was ahead, jumped nom his CAP ana
las shoulder hurt. The storm was very
violent along the Norfolk and Western Rail
road. between here and Crewe. There was
considerable hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
PRIVATE ANALYSIS.

chemist nc a salary of $50 per month until
July lst. after which time he is 90 receive
$50 per month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
TALK ON IMMIGRATION.
ABLE SUGGESTIONS BY CC""'0
siONER oRATTAN

The Board Of Agriculture N''""'
neutrality-suspicious. Of 'o''''''''''
t,e pr..,acn,-1hc Auditor aud the APP
propriatIon-Nieht- session
The uoard OF Agriculture resumed its
session Yesterday morning in the rooms oil
tho Commissioners Of Ayr culture. Present !:
,lsssrs Kolner (president), Henley, Corbin,
Rrowna Gaines. and Whitehead The pres
flout announced the following standing
committees Immigration and labor statis-
tics. Browne and Corbin. Agriculture and
ANALYTICAL chemistry: Gaines and Brown.
Production and distribution and sale Of
Geld crops >uihorlin and Mallory. Horti-
culture and fruits Smiihaud Lyman. Live
stock and dairying Palmer and koiner.
Collection. distribution and.tesiing Of seeds:
Henley and Gaines. Implements. drainage
and fencing: t0rbin and Palmer. Miner
aiOgv. geology aud botany. Games and
Palmer. Organization. education. publica-
zion and library: Lyman and Henley.
Finance: Mallory and C0rbin. Approprla-
tion Brown Mallory and C0rbin.
nor 10 SIZE THE AUDITOR.
Commissioner Whitehead presented q re-
solution stating that the Auditor would give
the Board an audience in regard 90 the ap-
preparation whenever they would call on
him. on motion of Mt. Browne. the Board
agreed t0 reconsider its action Dy which it
determined t9 confer with the Auditor.
As substitute for the original motion
Sir. W Whitehead moved that Messrs. C0rbin
aud Gaines DE appointed "a committee %
confer with the Auditor.
Judge Mallory offered an amendment 10
this motion by adding Major sutherlin 10
ihe committee. The motion. as amended
was adopted.
Maior Gaines moved that the instructions
ni ile committee bo made the special order
for Do O'Clock TODAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

4 special dispatch TO liiE ZINES from
panviile said. " a terrific wind storm,
somewhat in the nature of "a cyclone passed
over the city this afternoon, beginning
about g o'clock. The wind blew perfect
gale: dark clouds Oyerhung the city. and
Tor ten minutes IL was as lithe twilight houf
Ind come. several loud ciaps of thunder,
accompanied by vivid flashes of lightning,
added 10 the wcird appearance Of things
when the heaviest fan Of the rain OF the
season commenced. The rain, which fell 30
torrents. was for few moments accompan-
led by hail. There was no Serious damage
done i'm The city, Many shade trees were
Injured. signs blown down. and chimney
blown on. There were rumors OF more Sc.
rious damage in the country near by, but
they lack confirmation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Pour Men killed at Isoanoke-Damages in
other Cities.

DISPATCHES from a number Of points in the
state show that the storm was not confined
10 this particular section. and 1t IS proDanl,
that later news from the counties VIII tell
Of creator luuIrp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

The committee (Organizauon) also offer
cd a resolution allowing the Commissioner
$500 per anuum for services as secretary
and treasurer 0f the Board. As subsii-
tute Mr. C0rbin offered resolution resclnd-
ing the action Of the Board i'm allowing the
extra compensation. The substitute was
adopted. This is in accordance with a re-
cent act Of Assembly, which states that the
Commissioners salary shall be in full Of
All services
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

State superintendent of schools John j..
Massey win leave the city this morning for
,iamton, where be Will meet the board o.
visitors OF the Normal school at that place.
lie will then visit the other public school
institutions over the State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

"VwTcH cookies yog rudder hzf. mess
ter, de vwoncs nit holes in de needle
OF de vxones mis- citrOn in de ueedleT-
~Av il don't mahk ahny difference 70
yez- mem. OH talk de mes wid de cit
ron Dim sORder az citrun dan Az holes,
mem
Denis. said = gentleman % his jan
itor. "YOu are late this morning What
Is the truuhIeZ- II wor obliged 20 20
to court this morrin. where they wOr
Investigating 4 little occurrence that
happened last night. We'll. did they
and any thing Yes they fined me
LADT Of the H0ase-And you would
ike 70 eater my household a. cook
How long have y0u been in ssrviceT
Cook-"Ffvc ycars. zu-- And have
yoE good rrcommcniztioEsE Il should
think / had mum can show you Eve
~zn-swenty testimonials from different
situations
TOV are late this afternoon s7idt the
music teacher . hi banged ard pow
dered young lady pupil Yes. said the
Ga=sel. s~hhizS down on the musi1
stool Ma was 50 busy Win her house
held duties that I had ~ wait nearly
half an hour for her % sew up a rip IN
oae Of my kid -l0ves-
Ar one OF the recent vice-egal ball.
in Dubliz 4 yogny detrimental eane
up 70 where n young lady was sitting
and asked her in her mothers hearing
whether he might have the pleasure of
a daaee- Bet before the daughter could
reply the fond parent hastily broke in:
DEED an We cant. then. Sure she's
keeping herself cool for the Earl Of
~Ctanfuriy--r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

hs was rector of the Church Of the Ad-
vent. Philadelphia. and for the mex
seven years rector Of the Church OF the
Holy Trinity in that city
In fs69 he became rector of Trinity
Church in his native city, where he has
since remained declining many calls 70
go elsewhere Some years ago = pro-
fessorship At Harvard was offered him
and refused. and in 1883 he was
elected Assistant Bishop Of P~ennsyIva-
MIA He seems perfectly satisfied with
his present influential position and its
annual salary OF Twelve thousand dol
lars He is ably assisted in his duties
by Rev. Mr. Roberts aud Rev. Goodwin
Smith.
he holds low church views and has
frequently preached for 1ther denomina-
tons
Among his published works are:
Lectures on Preaching. efOre the
Yale Divinity School: Sermons flu
ence of Jesus. (BohIen lectures Dc
livered in Philadelphia in Is7gl s.Bap-
usn and Confirmation. etc
Trinity Church. Boston. wa built in
isss BY . society formed IN i7ss an Of
shoot from the Kings Chapel eoarre1-
ton Its first church building was
erected In l1s3- It was = plain wooden
structure with a Gambrel root, bat in
spite Of its b2rn-like appearance. its in
terror Nas the o elegant in Boston
Here General Washington attended
serviees in I7s2- The rector Of this
church have been distinguished for their
eloquence and fame In isss a fine
granite structure was erected On the
site Of the old ehUrrh and this was de-
ssroyed By the fire of November, ISL
The present church was built in TsT7
and Is The finest church in Boston. vast
and picturesque IL faces Copley square.
Or Art square, around xkieh is
grouped nUeh of the finest architecture
OF the city IL Is Of DARK granite and
Fowl treestOne. French Ronanesque
IN style, and cost threeqgarte-s Of a
DLlion dollars In its architecture il
~eadsavO-s : exsmpiity the repose and
grandeur Of that Of the eleventh century
- Aquitaine.
It's huge rYrzuidal tower Is covered
attn red tiles from Akron. o.. rises an
set IN air, and Is a conspicuous land !
ARK in this part OF the city
The shape Of the church Is that Of a
Latin ross with a s~snicircuIar auss
14 shO-t trzuseptS Il Is 100 feet baz.
10 feet vide At the trznsepsS. height of
Is IS teet- height 70 ceiling OF tow
l9 feet Around the tower above the
ireScoSc figures are these words
Blessing AID Honour AID Glory ard
Fo~e- De INTO Hin TIA. stitch upon
4 throne ard unto the Lamb forever
he ehaneel is 81 feet deep And3 feet
vide In the eh4ncel Is 4 hast. and IN
.ernearh il on marble slab these words.
Arthur Pen-hyn Ssanley, Dean Of
y essntnstcr- En1e1red 20 good men in
- lands bE the l2rgsHess OF his heart
tie ioveliness Of his character. lis
-e "a So-<sc<1sl - szs illustrator
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

Men Of unlimited means hardly appr-ci-
ate the value Of Just one dollar. buS with
the poor every dollar means 50 urch toll
aud SO much effort IL = \ comfort TO know
tnat the poverty stricken invalid can de
rive so much good from so little expend-
I.ure. when they invest their dollars II q
b B. Botanic Blood BaEnA
W C. NeG4ahey. Webb CITY, Arkansas.
writes: b b r = Gc-e ne more good
and for less money ! any other blood
purifier ! ever E<ed lowe the comfort Of
nv life 20 it."
Al MeIonaIi- Atlanta Ga writes: Il
bad n running ulcer on NY leg Several
doctors faIlett 70 DO i good Three bottles
% b b B. egectef a cure z n b also
cured my brother Of a running sore
DAVID Thurman Atlanta ga. SAYS. Il
was q CONSTANT sufferer for many many
years with Scruful8 and Ecxeua A few
Bottles Of b r b entirely cured ne"
John " Davis TyIer. Texas. writes. Il
WIS sUsless . number Of years 10 spells O,
EnhammatoTv rheumatism. which sx bot.
Ie- 81 b z B, thanS heaven. has entirely
cured l have Eot felt the slightest pain
since
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

Of Christian history and the aAvance-
mento OF Christian truth His name viii
ever be = synonym o. Catholicity and
charity. This bust. the gifs Of d Of
his family. Is placed here where he
preached his first sermon in America
- September, fsss. in token Of Affection
and reverence for his memory Born Is
December. ISIS. Died Is July, fsSL"
The four sustaining pillars Of the
ehurrh are Of granite resting on hitdsa
pyraniis Of stone These are thirty
Eve feet square At the base- seventeen
feet high and seven feet SQUARE a. the
top. resting OF tEo thousand piles bound
together With concrete
The r1-afsrent stained glass win
d0w~ walnut finishing. brass le~tun-
marble font ard picturesque eloistsrs
are in keeping vIth its elaborate fres-
coss IN ~eacaassis painting By John la
Fargo. izcll1iag colossal PAINTED figures
Of Isaiah jeremiah David Moses. Peseg
and PzuI. with -any Biblical Genes A
fre@rO Of Oriss and the Samaritan Won
Al IS n th@ nave. making this one Of
the most costly and beautiful ehurches
II Americz-
In the cl0ister between church and
chapel may b@ seen the following in
s-ription-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13
me women, God B,es. man,


hat would the world be without v~su.ers
O4r mothers q sisters and our wive-
what wu1d there be without them IN life
worth nvlngt And yet whom do we ne-Ieet
50 erusi-yt Our horses and our cattle are
symptoms Of aiIing given .ouicx zttent51,
But our best friends among the eenrler ssx
grow thin and pale before our very evex
and osrsuse they do 10 complain we fafi
10 n0sles II GA. let the mist fan FROM orr
syes aHdEt Is reshze how weak aad fragile
- Wo-aa- : how Jealous ws should b. -
their behalf when It comes % = 1ues-fS1 -
nealrh Let Us remember that for thf,
Ra4~ wan looking WOMEN DR. John BuITs
= Ius- their need IL wiI uaxa
t1ear cheeks rosy ard they viii grow "a
sLe1ssn Ard Essh-SEtae4gE 8 I1-ucszz.
IHsRs are pt=- &C oa-S uuca tie So.
our t2ey ET- Easklz$ 70 Eh .ns sesz1
gray aozrG&-Easlsu Goke
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

MI stomach and digestive organs were in
a chronic state Of disorder and ny liver
and bowels - torpid at tines that I lad to
resort 70 the uo>t drastic c~athartIcs. which
wOU1d always Ieave ne in n telIcate condI-
ton suffered from general debility and
NY whole system beranle derauged- Sic
heasiarass and violent cramps IN nv stomach
were Common as also frequent skin eruD-
tlons- and no woman suffered frum the
WEAKNESSES q our sex n l did twas under
treatment 0f several physicians ard also
Used q much ADVERTISED s~ars1parilla with
cut the s-astapparent relief, bat instead nv
nealtn oes2ne worse. / reluctantly con
sentet 70 Try Bulls S~a-SapariuA n first
dose cuuvIuesyt E1e g was stronger thaa any
ot-er and felt a warmth through ny whole
system Before / hat finished the Grss bss-
Tie began % improve / have onIy taken
I'VE bottles. q Row ny appetite Is splendid
ny bowels regular an1 my digestion a.
good a. y ever MAS Ny headache and
other trunbae% have ceased ald I an better
tha1 have e-ea for ten yea-4-4Hn L
Cos<x. NJ FsFsst. E1A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

The above grocer reminds US of 4 celebrated physician wbo~
plete knowiedge Of the natural disorders In the human franz -
bIed him to compound 4 medicine that never Misses the success =.
.ousn. =. u ca m az namG,s rT mn ne common Pr"P1s, boteh, or p
Eczema, BOiks, Carbuncles, %Feversores1 HiPioint Disease, VIA,
Swellngs," in short, all diseases caused by bad blood. of wh.ev~, -
o r nature, are conquered BY this powerful, purifying and iavigrrs,
medicine
So confident are the manufacturers Of DR. Perres Golden WI
ical Discovery that it viii accomplish all that is claimed for : -
they have long sold it, through druggists, under \ positive ruarmn
that it Will, IN every ease, either benefit or cure, or money pad Er I'M
be promptly refunded d
WoEIDs DsFESsAEr MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Proprietor., Va ri
Main Street, Buffalo, Ny.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

he estimation e the people % Eos.oz-
Rector % Trinity ChurrA. be has dur
in< he Pass swensy years Niisned bis
circle os usetllzess unII b p~oS<@<seS
particularly over she yoEzx . OF his
co1<r~-7sips- a. uzue&survd fnf9srre-
HIS popularity Is T-ras and increzsiz-.
ais ehurrh building the FINEST IN Boston
AID himself tho zo~s brilliant 0z.or
in fhe Ept@opal denominzsson- often
does he ind o'rasson 10 speak ~Ioau.-s
words On the questions % she d4y. and
fe~ psr0nS indeed have not Esten@d 20
lis w~o-d-Pierure< and ben thrilled by
his versatility. depsa % sh0ughs aa1
m1stsriy die-i0a
IN delivery he i extremely rapid.
though his enunei1sioz il perfect Few
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

the cheek and Ssiz he leaves in TIE
to-ssE R-oGz& ere IL i gone and another
Is Passiaz- 50 shsy chase one another
@lang ths vs-E1I Aa1S1ps. and quiek
zzss - tAs ere All the ear that traces
thsE IN their eoa-~
], Boston On De~ember II i-55 Pail
Lips B-00&s Was hsra- tie graduated
from Harvard IN ls15 and ssu1ie1 sheoI-
OF IN he P-osess2zt Episcopal school
- Al~Tar1-iA Va Prom IS9 10 rs6.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

Friend Miss Brown. le. ne in,ro-
drce 70 jon Mr. GarlaT-
GarlAy (hashfuIIy-I think I've me.
you before. Miss Brown
Miss B-IEdeed, I do not recall il
GAriay tstin more bashfaIy-I think
/ pushed you Downstairs about shirtv
years ago, when l waz yO1aS.-Harpers
B&-Sz.