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E Democrats Claim Eighty Congressman.
WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-The democrats
now claim they will have eighty major
ity in the Fifty-second congress.
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Foreign and Domestic exchange
bought and sold. Interest paid on
time deposits A general banking
business transacted. Leans on farms
and city real estate made On favor
able tersuA
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NEW MEXICO.

The Democrots Gain Control First Time in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what l. Going on of Interest On the Other
side of the water.

sur 81 INV " aA'i'
Miss VI. Leonard. Of Manchester. has To-
turned from a visit TO Petersburg.
Work is progressing well On the Belt
Line.
Miss Mamie Wilkinson left yesterday To-
visit friends in Bedford county.
The June term of the Chesterfield County
Court began Yesterday.
Captain James 4. Hpscomb, who was
hurt al the Lee unyeiiiug ceremonies. Was
able to be ont sunday. lie is still suffering.
though. from the effects Of the accident.
The services at the various churches
were we'll attended sunday morning, but
there was not Is good am attendance az
night. many people having gone over IL
! hear sam Jones.
Central Methodist SuDday-schoOl will eel
citrate It's tfty-cighth anniversary next sun
day afternoon at . o'clock. "Childrcn's
| Day Will Dc observed at the same time,
aud the programme arranged promises ii
/ be interesting and entertaining.
The pretty melo-drdma, BREAD on the
| Waters" which scored such a success last
week, will Doe presented tonight at Gibbs
| Hall.
The public schools Of Manchester will
| close next Friday, after very successful
session. There are six pupils in the grad
uating class.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. EVELYN Al.
cher Redford wife Of j. Edward Redford
/ took place from the Central Methodist
| Church Yesterday morning at o o'clock. Tie
follow ing bore the remains 10 Hollywood
Cemetery. where they were inferred.
Mc>srs Luther VI. Nunually, Thomas !,
smith. Frank Il. Dunford, Willie Carter, j.
| +. Jewett and Charles Wake.
Oracle Harrow. boy about twelve years
of age. was convicted in the Mayors Court
Yesterday Of stealing some fruit from a
store on Hull street. lie was sent 10 Jail
for fifteen days, this not being his first
| Oiense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

Circuit Court.-Franklin. stearns' exec
utor against city of Richmond. Case con-
tinued on motion of defendant.
Suits instituted: The Bank of oxford
against L. q. Bransiord for $i6i.35.
Wells a Hope Co. agains, +. Y. Sim.
monds a Co. Damages, 500.
Mcfarlan Carriage Co. against Payne Il
Co. Action of debt, Si2S.50.
}. Il. Smith 4 son against j. II. Signaigo.
Damages, 800.
Henrico County CoUrt.-Judge Isaac
ii. Christian. Of Charles City, presiding
The case OF j. w. Craddock, for obstruct-
ing the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad, was
continued until the next term.
A special grand jury, j. NJ. Fourqurean
foreman, brought in two indictments
against j. A. Cowardin for selling malt
liquors without license on the Lee mOnu-
ment grounds, and one indictment against
the West End Land Company for allowing
nuisance 10 exist on their property. The
nuisance is stagnant pool OF water on the
western suburbs OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
A SAD ACCIDENT.
MIR. Charles IL. ChaIkley Drops From TIE
Deck of "a steamer.

Mr.. Charles II. ChaIkIey Drops From TIE
Deck of steamer.
Yesterday morning as the steamer Toll
chester. of the Virginia steamboat Line,
came up the river above City Point, Mr..
Charles II. Chalkley deliberately jumped
overheard, and was evidently drowned.
MIR. Chalkley left Richmond saturday
night on the excursion Of the steamer Ia
Norfolk. She was on her return trip when
the accident occurred, and 1t was a
few minutes after , o'clock. From
what could be learned from those
who were near Mr.. Chalkley at the time he
stepped over the railing TO the outside parl
of The deck. took of his shoes, hose, coat
and vest. and remarked he was going Ia
iump overheard. As he had been drinking
ON the trip up, no one paid any attention tc
the remark. but in n moment he had dropped
from the side of the boat, struck the stern
and fell into the river. Passengers at once
cried '.man overheard The boat wa
stopped and a search at once instituted.
For three hours the search continued bui
Mr.. Chalkley could not be found. rs the
river is quite wide at this point, ii Is moi
probable that he reached the shore.
His brother. from Chesterfield, and seyera
friends, went down 10 City Point yesterday
morning 10 search for the body.
Mr.. Chalkley was married and had iN'
children. He had been living in Manches
fer for considerable time, and came origi
nallv from Chesterfield. He resided u
Manchester at the corner Of Thirteenth ant
stockton streets, and was engaged IN tho
saw-milling business. He had large mum
Der of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

.so,r own convictions. and generously ASK
car Tho portraits OF their foes IN wa, w
,,,acc In an honored position. and mus rho"
respect 10 manhood and gallantry. A.
"Regret could not I've in Richmon1 ="
witness the unwilling Of the statue OF zee,
and also 10 have missed meeting aen,,n, ~,
old comrades Of the Nrays an" p'"No'
both commands served with durl,E . .hu
before the war, and when LOOK oacN W ' w
dark and bright days Of my you'n ~ Ill. Iii 80
as many Of the old boys Will ~ N",' ~
.s,aal;ng povder out Of Fort Norfolk, Inc
S,nday march 10 Sewcll'sIPoint, Inc urS e.,
narade in white gloves under captain ~
,;o,t, life in the academy IN NOTION
.rhe ladies gifts Of mattresses, flowers "m"
III sThe fall of Roanoke Island and raiiy
~ tho lhoys 10 recruit the Blues, / orA,
,nwn gloucester Point bombardmen, anu
loss no view of Colonel Richardson -
Tor and the bass drum inc e,'s''
,o Richmond MY mother preaNins
,hrough the lines in hack ana prlns'iis III
a load Of good things at Hanover '9uc.lon'
Malvern HILL Lieutenant SanNay'
.Chanin's Farm Camp The Williams
burg SURPRISE south Carolina wv al.
moo Cut, Who stole Colonel Bulls GOOSE
.S,hllotchie' .POcOtalagO, 'Jackarom-
horo, Ems and the big deer adams
Run Holloway Bridge, petersburg
and Wilson cavalry fights, 'ba,tery, no.
=, Horse Race Course fight. 'Wonnding
~ Mai Wise. Capt. Carter, Lieut.. BIGGER
Iieut' Lew, Henry Miller. &c, &c.' 'lne
DAYS around Petersburg How ! s'Ne9
The life of Andrew Berry with hot coffee ana
my blankets so he said: The retreat nom
home Finding Tom Blankenship and
Howard Wellington, wounded at nlsni,
sailors creek Deep creek, 'Ahlela
Courthouse and "A prisoner in TOBACCO
factory in Manchester Home again. 10
ind iii in ashes. L. NJ. EZEKIEL.
20. A Richmond Grays), First Regiment;
Virginia Volunteers; co. n (hichmonu
Blues). Forty-siXih Regiment, Virginia
Volunteers,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and RetGrnins-Do-
ing This and That.

Mrs. Charles W. Dunstan and Mrs. J. X.
Speight, OF 81 east Franklin street, left yes
terday for Old Point, where they will spend
the summer.
1t was expected that Governor p. W. Nc
Kinney would preside at the memorial pro-
ceedings in Petersburg yesterday, but
although the Governor was able To walk
over TO the capitol, he was not sufficiently
recovered from his recent indispOstiOn 10
stand the trip to Petersburg.
DIR. Richard T. Ely. Of the Johns Hopkins
University, who has been recuperating at
DIR. Crenshaw's from the effects of a severe
attack of fever, will spend some weeks IN
Louisa county.
Mr.. Thomas POindeXter qualified IN the
Chancery Court as administrator of the es-
tate of George ii. PoindeXter. The person
atty is valued at $1,000.
Mr.. George slocoyich, prominent citi
zen of Brooklyn, is on a visit to his brother
in-law, Mr.. A. Il. Tatum, ! west Main
street.
General ID. A. Wesiger and Mrs. Weisi
ger will leave Saturday for Charlottesville,
where they will spend the summer
Miss Minnie Il. Porter, Of Lynchburg, is
| visiting friends in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
sning the rlanters' BanIs.

In the CITY Circuit Count yoslerday suit
was instituted 10y Mrs. Sarah l.. Alfriend,
plaintiff, against the Planters National
Bank, defendant. an action of detinue for
three certificates Of stock, the value OF
5000. One certificate for thirty-ninc shares
Of the capital stock Of the Virginia state
Insurance Company, $1,000; one certificate
for fifteen shares OF the capital stock Of the
National Bank OF Virginia, $1,000; aud one
certificate for fifteen shares of the capital
stock of the Union Bank, $1,000. In the
declaration the plaintiff AYERS that the GER
tificates were lost, and the same came into
the possession of the defendant corporation.
Nevertheless, the defendant knowing the
said stocks To DE the property OF the plain
till, has not delivered them to her, although
often requested % do 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

Tor RENr-A SNALLDEIADli-f
l cd Brick Build g. fronting oH $500. ~
staeet. with or without steam f... i
manufactufing purposes. 81 800 .0. DID
suit the tenant AnDiy iO y. 4 d 10 tr'Ih a
CO.. 80 1GJO Alall street. 1886
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
FIRST eAPTIsT's PASTOR.
Rev. DIR. George Cooper Celebrates HIS
Fifth Anniversary.

Rev DIR. George Cooper, OF the FIRST pap
tist Church. celebrated his fifth anniversary
as pastor Of that church Sunday morning.
lie preached an eloquent and appropriate
sermon. His text was: "for long To see
YOU. that may impart unto you some SPIT
ituaI gift, to the end We may be establish
ed (l,omans. i;ll) DIR. Cooper said
" Five wears ago this morning.
entered upon relationship with you as
pastor and people. You are mine; am
Yours. have endeayored to labor among
You in the spirit of love, and with the only
aim of promoting Gods kingdom. thank
God for these five years of labor among you.
The speaker tenderly referred to the pas
tors who preceded him. lie was proud
Of their memory and what they
had accomplished. He urged rell-
gions stability, and warned the people
against unstablene-s in their religious lie.
He talked very plainly to the members OF
the church who were neglecting their church
duties, and urged them to live up to tnelr
religious vows. lie closed by comforting
the true and devoted members of his church,
ana told what great help they were To
him i'm his pastoral work. At the close OF
his sermon he read the following report 81
tneprogress of his church during the I'VE
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

NIANTED. A MAN 1O BOTTLE
w WATER One VINO cni. riHUt iW-
Ting Mineral Water Address NAMLIl
~Pkl <G~,NA. IUlO-L'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
no,,, of Mr.. rrdmann hoffman

Mr.. Erdmann Hoffman. the well-known
and highly-esteemed gentleman connected
with Mr.. Louis Euker iOrthe past ten years,
died Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. after
a short illness. lie was surrounded by hi-
children and friends, who gave every atten-
ton and care. lie was born in Breslau,
Germany; was forty-three years Of age
came to this country when quite a young
man: was widely known Tor his generous
and charitable disposition. \ son and
daughter survive him. lie was fond and
loving father. lie was a member OF the Iron
Hall. Fraternal Legion, and Tontine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
BETTE THOMAS LEWIS CASE.
Argument Resumed by CounseI-Probat'
Erstupss

~ aNt-AttAfA " 'RN+hsN-
business.
BY request of counsel on both sides in tine
Bette Thomas Lewis case, made 70 Hon.
Edward II. Filzhugh. judge Of the Chanccry
Court. argument was proceeded with in the
room Of the Court Of Appeals on Saturday
at 10 o'clock \. VI. Mr.. NJ. VI. Gillian re-
sumed his argument, which lasted until
the adjournment Of the court. lester-
dav morning the Chancery Court met at .
O'Clock at the City Hall and. as requested
by counsel on both sides in said case, arsn-
ment was resumed no the court room OF
Court Of Appeals, Hon. Edward IL. tiiz-
hugh. Judge of said Chamcery Court. re-
sumed the bench promptly at 10 O'Clock.
After Mr.. Gillian concluded his argu-
ment at - o'clock, Hon George l.. Chris
tian commenced bis. which lasted until the
adjournment Of the court at , o'clock.
Judge Christian made very fine speech.
Judge fitzhugh will be at City Hall ut
his courtroom every morning at . O'Clock
ready to attend TO any probate business un-
iii the conclusion of argument in the Bette
Thomas Lewis case. Counsel having pa
pers 10 submit are requested 10 hand them
10 Clerk Gcddln. who will put same in the
hands Of Judge fitZhugh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
GRAND CAMP, G. V.
Officers Who Were Elected at Its Annual
Meeting.

PETERSBURG, VA, June Special. r.
The Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans
of Virginia, at its meAing here tonight
elected the following officers: For Grand
Commander. W. +. smith, of Il. +. Lee
Camp, of Richmond; First Lieutenant Com
maIder, Colonel II. Il. smith, of \. i. I'LL
Camp, of Petersburg; second Lieutenant
Commander. Colonel Thomas \. Rrander.
of Il. +. Lee Camp, Of Richmond; Third
Lieutenant Commander, Colonel L. j.
Reeve, of George L. Pickett Camp,
of Richmond; Inspector General. Col
onel j. NJ. Bnlord, Of stoncWall
Camp. of Portsmouth; Quartermaster-Gen-
eral. Major Washington Taylor, of Pickett
Buchanan Camp, of Norfolk; surgeon Gen.
erai, Il. b. Stoyer, of Il. +. Lee Camp Of
Richmond; Chaplain-General, Rev. i; D.
Tucker, of Pickett-Buchanan Camp, OF Nor
folk.
The Grand Camp will hold its next an
nual meeting at Fredericksburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The markets are poorly provided on Mon
day morning, and consequently but SHINY
attended. Many of the vegetables are kept
over from Saturday and are stale.
The difference between Major j. II.
Dooley and the River Y lew Railroad Com
pany, caused by the company extending its
track too near Major D0Oley's lots. has been
settled, the railroad company agreeing to
move its track.
The old schedule on the hOrse-car road has
been resumed. Main-street cars now run
from Fulton to Lombardy street, and Broad
street cars pursue their course to Holly
wood.
A sneak thief stole gold-headed cane and
straw hat from MIR. \. II. 1atum's hat
rack, at west Main street, Sunday night.
Two shifting engines came together in the
Richmond and Allegheny depot yard yes
terday morning. and their tenders were
much bruised. Nobody was hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
A Painful Accident.

Sunday morning, about . O'Clock, MIR.
Benjamin Bolton, AN Old gentleman about
sixty-iiye years Of age, Of Manchester, was
run over by the jumper Of Mr.. McDonough
the livery stable man, Ut Ninth and Main
streets. Mr.. McDonough evidently did not
see Dir. Bolton, and before he could check
his horse or Mr.. Bolton get out Of the way,
the latter was Knocked down and painfully,
il not seriously hurt. The ambulance was
called. and after the necessary treatment,
Mr.. Bolton was left at Messrs. Polk Miller
Company's store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

CLEAN TOWELS. SOAP. COMBS.
y BRUSHES and IniLtl cABiNll- I.r
nished over $500 hundred offices and b.
in Richmond furnished n9ilN ion p,s..'
Did Do. per wrtk Address iltlNuh
TOILET SUPPLY COMMANDED wet
street. lee-N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
AhNicr 10 Nininnrs

Winslow's soothing syrup should al
WAYS be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer ~ once,
IL produces natural, quiet sleep by renewing
Inc child from pain. and the little cherub
awakcs as bright as a button IL is very
pleasant TO taste. IL soOthes the child, SOFT
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind
regulates Che bowels, and j. the Jest known
remedy for diarrhma whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
Loftir Iu tn. Sa&W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
To tho supsrinteDdents OF the Schools In
the Counties of yirginiai

Gentlemen IL ought 10 have thanked you
for your kind expressions regarding the
Graphic COPY Books adopted by the state
Board Of Education four years ago, ana
which you have expressed desire to re-
tain in preference 10 the T'ust-Stdnddrd
oil Book Company-books, which the
State Board Of Education has selected
But we could not stand the strain. We
are too poor. Watch The TIMES, and you
will then understand the why and the
wherefore. Respectfully,
II. l.. DELEA, Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
BUN OVER BY A CAR.
Mr.. Onesty Meets With "A BAD Accident
on the Electric Line.

on the Electric Line.
Sunday afternoon about o'clock as car
No. - ofthe Richmond Union Passenger rail
way line was running on Clay street, going
west. it ran over Mr.. NJ. Onesty. who lives
at 1905 east Franklin street.
Mr.. Onesty was coming east ON car No.
/. When that car reached Second and Clay
streets, he jumped from the rear platform
with the intention of getting in front. just
as he took step forward, car No. T. came
no, and, although the motor man called to
him to get out Of the way, he was unable To
do so. The car was stopped as soon as pos
sible. but not until Mr.. Onesty had been
knocked down and the wheel had passed
over his leg, breaking the bone. Medical
attention was at once summoned. and the
man was taken 10 his home. Yesterday he
was reported better, but was still suffering
great pain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

CDNSrABLF.-Af five minutes t0 : O'Clock
sunday morning. at 80. 800 east Leigh street
NRs BETTE. b.. wife of W =. Constable ana
daughter of John BAR
Funeral Yesterday evening from the Grace
street Pre- sbytcrlan Church.
baltimore ANA Chestertown (Sld) paper'
please copy.
HOFFNAN-Dicda m the residence OF BIZ
Touis tulyer. corner OF seventh and Broad
streets. MI f.. HOFFMAN. aged foity-ihree
years. Born iu Breslau, Germany
His funeral will take place wednesday nl
- T. NJ, from 81. johns German Lulhelh
Church Friends ana acquainiances OF thc
deceased and Nr Louis kuker are invited.
GATES Died, 40 hey parents Irsldshce,
nos ,va.f CLAW stree {. June 9th at 10 a. VI. i1
her sixteenth wear. ETHEL l.. GATES.
Her funeral viii take place from ne Grace
street Tabernacle az =. VI IN-DA e
Friends OF the family are invited 20 alteh".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
Iseopeuiug.

Mr.. b. +. spragg has reopened Manning
old stand, on the corner Of Fourth and Broad
streets. He has thoroughly repaired and
relitted the building and has stocked it with
the choicest of wines and liquors, and has
attached lunch counter and restaurant
lie invites the public generally TO an excel.
lent lunch Monday. in celebration Of the
opening Of his saloon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

Mrs. Diana Cocker, OF Coj south Pine
street. was found dead in bed Yesterday all
tcrnoon about > o'clock. Her husband. fe-
turning from sam Jones meeting. went 10
her room and found her lying across the Boa
dead. The Coroner wa, summoned ana
learning that the deceased had been SUI
ferer of heart disease decided AN inquest I'M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
THEY SHALL HAVE IT.
A Gratifying Communication From
Springfield, Mass.

Springfield, Mass.
MIR. y. NJ. Ezekiel writes from Springfield
Mass, 10 Tux TIMES as follows: "Receiv'
ing from my old home (Richmond), copy
Of your issue Of May 10th, 1890, and show.
ing II 10 some friends in this, my present
place Of abode, was asked for copy by a
member Of the Grand Army 20 present TO
his Post in this city, TO be framed and
hung In their hall. In response TO the re-
quest and for so laudable purpose, write
10 ask II you will not print ON cardboard,
for framing the first page OF your valued
journal containing the PORTRAITS OF Lee,
Jackson. Till, Johnston and stuart, &C., and
send W me with bill.
~ send you copy Of the Republican,
with an article marked showing the feeling
Of the 'boys In blue toward the boys in
gray for honoring the memory OF the i'm
mortal Lee The shriekers in the North are
principally the loyal citizens ~ who
hired others 70 light for their principals dur
| ting the ancient unplessantness between the
Rsections, snd not the men who fought for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

". W. Landrum, of the Second Blp-
list church. preached the baccalaureaic
sermon Of the Rchmand Female Institute
al his church sunday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
nnnth llrom Con.umption.

Mrs. Louisa Virginia Fdrrar, who died
sunday afternoon Of consumption, was
buried Yesterday afternoon from mon sta
ton Church. Mrs. Farrar was the WIDOW
of the late :. Wesley Farrar, and daush-
Tor of fine late Albert X. Crump. formerly
bioh constable. and one Of the Richmond
Grays during the war. and a neice Of Mr..
Edward {. CWmp, the printer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
Piles! Piles, Itching Piles,

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most Mt night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form. which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. swayne's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals uiceratIcn,
and in most cases removes the tumors. ~
druggists. or by mail, for 30 cents. DR..
Swayne a. son, Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

I
WISUTO ENGAGE THE SERVICE,
/ of au elderly mau. Thoroughly la..
land ln late prlcN.eI with fNr nUf.t. ...
cult aud touuty Court Clerk oN. abb.
mancut place for tle right miN hI.. ...
well recommended os io 0Ull'Nr..... ...
briefly and honesty Alafn, ILl., a.
Garner 40 NH
MANTED. BY a LARGE BALI.
" more nun. H if>f r.r.. practical
/ TRAY BLING ~Aif ~NAN. oI good habits. fs
sell stationary ln-ile. .d i.Iief- 5000 .i.i
sidered Wucr an n"' llN" n.ei ri1'r 'r-
ences aui state a-e nri experience. hN.r".
| X. office of ul liHis I'--'e
NTANIFD.-A PURCHASER FORA
| w ticftt COB Wilmington. is ...
| can today at5o9 east Broad street
Jelo-lt
WANTED. - EVERYBODY I0
~ know ilHf sam Jones Ir iN tHHI. ...
g. l.. BARNES wonfsto s,ll ~NlU. l"..0.
premium eco tht virginia B NiN,.iuH. INI
sell tlcm cheap, too. Il. o.. AitN -.
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WANTED A MAN TO BOTTLE
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
pvs,eusia and Liver Complaint.

Is Il not worth the small price OF 20 cents
to free yourself of every symptom OF these
distressing complaints? lfyou think So cal
at our store and get a bottle OF ShIlOh's Vital
izer. livery bottle has printed guarantee
on it, Use accordingly, aud ii IL does you nc
good IL will cost yOu nothing. sold by BOJle
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