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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD.
The Body Of Foster Jackson is Found and
Brought to Richmond.

The body Of Foster, the thirteen-yearold
son of Mr.. i. f. Jackson, who was drowned
sunday while bathing in James river AT
Rock Castle. on the Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad. was recovered about %
O'clock Tuesday afternoon. y friend OF Nr.
Jackson's rowed down the river from
Rock Castle and found the body about
four miles from that point. \ horse and
WAGON followed the rover, and as
soon as the body was recovered, IL was
placed in the wagon and brought % Rich
nOnd. arriving here about o'clock yester-
day morning. The remains were az once
taken toChristian's undertaking rooms and
prepared for burial.
Mr.. Jackson and family had in the mean-
time been notified of the finding Of the body
and arrived in Richmond On an early tram.
The service were held at -. Johns Church
at 10 O'Clock. Rev. Or. Lewis W. Burton
Officiating. Quite a number Of the friends
Of Mr. jackson and his son were
present, and testified their sorrow al the I'M
timely end Of such promising boy. The
interment took place at lakewood. The dc.
ceased was AT one time pupil Of the public
schools of this city, and al all times distin-
guished himself by his brightness and apti-
tude for study I'm his loss Mr.. Jackson has
the sympathy OF host of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what j. Going on of Interest on the Other
side of the water.


side of the water.
Dr. -. Matthews has been quite sick
for several days.
Mrs. William NJ. Lipscomb is quite sick
at her residence on Porter street
The picnic party % Forest lilii Park had
am enjoyable time yesterday.
Cynthu. Grove OF Duiids Will have their
annual picnic at Alley. farm. above q
quarter Of 70 mile below The city. on August
18th.
The lu,tiug5 Court yesterday tried the
case Of Jesse Hilton, charged with ASSAULT
inc Amelia Flournoy. The jury brought Do
"a verdict of not guilty. The court then at-
iourned until today. The grand jury has
been discharged.
The Smthsidc Land and Improvement
Company viii begin shortly the construc-
ton OF fountain in the centre ol Tie LAKE
at Forest Hin Park.
Ii has virtually been decided by the Free
Bridge Commissioners, that the committee
on maintenance and repairs should adtel-
Else for 10000 feet of three-inch white oak
lumber. to ae used for flooring iH the re-
pairing Of the Free bridge. 10 Is the pur-
nose OF the commission tO have lhr iron
work so repaired and strengthened, that the
bridge NAV Dee a "trotting' one.
~ the meeting nt Icluhlirdu- OF Man
chester Tuesday ni-ht, Ill was decided by 20
vote of ~ Co - 90 recommend Mr.. X. Il. W.
Beattie t0 Congressman WaGdili as "a sue
ccssor % Postmaster Jordan. The follow
ing were the candidates M-ssrs. Il. b. "
BeatIie. Thomas IL. smith, :. Bd7sett
French. John IL. Matthews. =. ". smith
lcolored) and James Cunningham.
The contest. after several votes, narrowed
down between Beatle and smith, and after
a great deal of discussion, Beattie was See
lected by the vote noted above. Charlie
Harris presided, and NJ. \. Harris doth
col0redD. acted as secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
a PERSIAN RIDE.
Tour Of "A thousand Miles in the shah's
DOminions.

Persia is one OF the few countries where
one can -ti.l have long ride mean "a
ride OF thousand miles or so-without
making elaborate preparations beforehand.
The modern blessings OF good roads and
railways are fatal % the more primitive,
and iu some respects more agreeable. mode
OF locomOtion; but these blessings are not
vet enjoyed by Persia. and are not likely 10
be conferred on her for some little time 90
come. notwithstanding the Nhah'> visit to
Europe and his Majesty's laudable desire 10
push his country forward on the road OF pro-
gross. For the present. railway enterprise
Inn Persia mas not got much beyond little
10Y line from Ieheran 10 Ncnerated shrine
i'm the suburbs. There are. DO Is true. the
BEGINNINGS Of another little line near the
shore of the Caspian, and number oi
grludiOse projects on paper but the little
railway which has actually been begun Is "a
very Insignificant affair, ana the grdndlo'c
projects cannot be regarded As Win
I'm "a measurable distance Of realization.
A. for roads. | have only heard oil
Two winch are suitable tor wheeled
vehicles. and they are, taken together. only
about two hundred miles i'm length. In
these circumstances, the art Of riding Is
something more than mere accomplish
mrnt. and IL is not surprising that the Ter
sian, ride much and well. They are not.
uerh9ps. i'm all respects finished hOrsemen.
but they fulfill at least two elementary re-
uuremcuts of the art-they can keep their
seat. and they can make their animals 90 al
"a decent pace. As far as NhiraZ, a distance
of about $50 miles, there are no pOst-9ta-
t0n,. and consequently horses or mules
must bee hired for the whole Journey.
4 Tcharwadar ready to supply them
Il "a
undertake 20 land you in ~hlraZ in
six days. Though he begins 10y assuring
you that DO is quite impossible to do ~ in
less. the author Of a good baksheesh VIII
probably get the six DAYS reduced 10 iNe,
especially il YOU consent to 20 by boat TO
Shelf "a few miles up the coast, and make
this your starting-point. This arrangement
ha, the advantage of saving "A tedious march
along the sandy shore Of the gulf, and | adj
opted il without the least hesitation. Ar
rived al shelf in the early morning, found
two horses and three mules waiting for me,
the horses for myself and servant, and the
mules fIr the baggage. There was. Of
course. the usual difficulty IN getting
the baggage distributed and equipeised,
and then OF We started on our thousand
mile ride, When I say ~we" / mean my
self and servant, for the three muleteers
went on foot. and Were 10 accompany me
only as far as >hraz. All three were good
natured. CHEEKY fellows, good specimens Of
their class. which is renowned all over Per-
sia for honesty and fidelity. The Tcharwa-
dar naturally likes to drive "A good bargain,
and may Maggie for hours over the terms,
but If he once makes a contract there Is
very little danger Of his failing 10 fulhl It,
and whatever is conhded 30 him may be- re-
garded as quite safe in his keeping. Sir
Donald Mackenzie Wallace, in illustrated
English Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

TypStiH0y Cou1.-Thc following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday: ISAIAH Uifol"-
mi. as,autug Joe Kenny. Acquitted.
The grand jury after finding true bills
AGAINST the following named parties were
DISCHARGED for tbe term: y. J.. flournoy
felony: VI. A. Logan, cOlored. felony; Bow
ser Watkins. cOlored. felony; Andrew Gro
lami. selling whisky To minors.
PoIicc Co0rf.-Charlcs Dixon, drunk,
Fined So.
Lizzie Anderson (coloredl charged with
stealing one silver watch, the property oi
II. =. ROGERS. Continued until July 2lth.
William Harris (col0rcd), charged with
being "a Vagraut. Dismissed.
Jnius Lee drunk. Fined -.
Mary White and Virginia Branch (10ih
colorod). charged With fighting and creating
"a disturbance iu tine street. continued
until July 9th
Mage Branch alias Watkins tcoloredL
charged with cur,ing and abusing JullA
GRAY ON the street. Continued until July
2Hh.
Julia Gray (colorcd). a--aultin- cursine
and abusing Maggie Watkins. Continued
until July eth. ,
Allen Palmer (coloredJ, drunk Fined 50
Richard Jones (coloredJ, trcspa>,in2 upon
the premises of and assaulting and beating
Charles smith. Fined So
Burton Robertson, charged with being
drunk i'm Monroe park. Fined -.
W. VI. Gorrn, charged with being "a va
Grant. Security for 500 required for thirty
days.
Ci,cuH C0tp1.-No business of public
| importance was transacted by this court
Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

A QUESTION OF FARES ON THE
BROAD STREET LINE.

Shall Citizens Pay Five Cents on the BOD
Tail carsq-CIviI Service Examination
ruriat of Little Foster jackson Who
Was Drowned.
"r Won come here and take this five cent
piece IN pay my fare"
The scene was in bob-tail car on Broad
street.
The speaker was an influential Main
street merchant. who uses eight fares daily
nm the Broad.strcet b0b-tails.
The person addressed was the driver Of
fine car. who was prohibited from receiving
the fare.
The result was that the merchant stepped
from the car and no fare entered the fare
box.
I'm conversation with reporter Of THE
TIMES the merchant said: "Ihis thing is
moi a question of the few extra cents with
me: hlt with many others ! am opposed 10
the abolition Of the system Of selling SIX
tickets for q quarter which has prevailed
until recently. since the electric cars have
started on Main street the tickets have
bocn Withdrawn not only on that line.
lint on the Broad-strcei line. The
Nain-street cars have conductor
10 collect the fares. do not intend
~ p!av conductor on the Broad street cars
and pay five cents besides. The service on
the Broad street line is much better than IL
was. but il is not so good as that ON Main
street. and until conductors are employed
nj least do not think that the tickets
should Dee withdrawn
MIR. George T.. Fisher, the secretary and
treasurer of the Richmond City Railway,
was seen by a reporter for The TIMES. He
said: I'VE have never sold tickets ON the
electric cars. and when the horse cars were
abandoned on Main street and electric cars
placed on i'm their stead. we discontinued
The sale Of tickets. since il has been 0ui
custom not 10 sell tickets ON the other cleo
trio line
When asked ifthis was the only reason,
Mr.. Fisher replied: This is the principal
reason
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

l., called 10 the PiUmmcr Bromine Arsenic
Water from Ashe Co.. y. {. Ibis wonder
ful spring is Marvel Of Healing in all
cases Of Blood, skin, Kidney and stomach
Diseases.
what the "PiUmmcr BrOmiae ArseHic'
U'ufcr H0S Done fora Richmond L0dB
and what she SUys IbOW II:
Being great sufferer from Indigestion,
and beingunable tOeat either fruits or rcgc-
ffJicS. on making my trouble known 10 DR..
land0n b. Edwards, he advised me 10 use
.Plummer BrOmine Arsenic Water, knowing
my regular physician, DR.. Hunter Mcclure,
had prescribed the same water. procured
"a case of the PiimHteT BrOHttae IrSeRtc
Water. and am glad to say when using
this water could eat anything, fruits and
vegetables included. and my skin while us
ing the water was clear and free from PIN
pies, Bl0tches and letter, which always
came when eating fruits without drinking
Bromine Arsenic Water. | gladly give my
testimony To the value of Plummer BrOmine
Arsenic Water for aiding Digestion and
Cleaning and Purifying the skin"
See that you get the Plummer Bromine
Arsenic Water from Ashe county, y. Z.
OWENS Il MINOR DRUG CO.,
General Agents, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
FOURTEEN TO FOUR.
The New Virginia club starts out Wi;h
an Excellent Triumph.

an Uxcellent Triumph.
The Nirginias. Mr.. Charles Donati's bas,.
ball team, PLAYED their first game ycster
day. Il was a complete triumph for his
men over the Fulton club, and showed thai
with "a little more playing together. they
can become formidable rivals of any OF the
amateur clubs Of Virginia. la batting fo--
ter led. and was followed well hy kain and
l.ucke. Lat0uche, i'm his ulaying Of second
base. showed excellent improvement, and
Disney. rs pitcher. was far above ih,
average amateur. lie was quite puzzle
tO the Fultonitcs, and was well supported
bv Foster. ln The sixth inning the battery
was changed. Lucke going behind the Dat
and West In the box.
I'm the fifth inning the \irginiQs played
splendid ball. McCauley went 10 the bat
and sending a liner to Luche, got out al
first. Enri-ht sent "a high fv 20 centre field
West was equal 20 the occasion. and. max
ing an excellent running jump. took OBJ,
chance and got 10. Foster also made good
catch Of McMahon'- ty In the seventh
inning. and kain made q brilliant assist o.
Latouchc in the second inning.
Enright made an excellent running catch
also. Disney was the first man az the bat
loo the seventh inning. and sent q tcrrinc
hot BAN exactly over the head of the short
.top. Enright made q run for 10 and got it
Giving much pleasure % the spectators
who were. with few exceptions, friends Of
tine Fulton club.
The Fult0nitcs however. as q club ara
week. Enright being about ihe best PLAYER
ON the team. Darbey is very good
pitcher. but was poorly supported oy Barker
Roach. at second bag, also did good service
hut taken a. "a whole. there lacked in Oh,
Fulton PLAYERS am unity % action ab,o
lutolr necessary with GOOD ball playing.
The Nir-uiJ- could also Doe strengthened
90 advantage. but Mr.. Donoi should D.,
proud of the team as it stands. and all al
Tine amateur clubs should receive more en-
c0uragomcut from the baseball lovers o
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

tho, If the Northern people demand ana
endorsdlegIstation tina, is calculated 70 aus
tnrb social order in this section ana 10 III
mre and break down its business interests
,Ia so,,thcrn naople can do no less than re-
taiiote in Kind. We are in receipt of letter
from distinguished virginian, who ha are r. :
Gently Travelled extensively IN ihe N ,,o
and Southwest. in which he advises the
" ~" nrcss IN prepare their readers
for concerted action in this direction
in the event the issue shall he forced , ON
MS. His letter was written nom Chica5o'
ana he suggests. a. an earnest Of their de-
termination 10 draw the line, That the
Southern states make no arrangements
or preparations 10 take TART IN me
Worlds Fair. but hold alooi as long as We
Force hin is a possibility. To quote his
words. We must enter the exhibition rs
fine EQUALS of other states, or not at an.
We cannot suffer the South 10 DE treated as
another Ireland or Poland We repeat
this feeling is abroad and intense i'm ,he
south"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

The Natioaat BVtJiBg and Unrest
Dent 4 ssocidtion Of tfrDinn IL new
financial institution which is rapidly grow
ing here. It issued its first series of ceriih-
Gates on July LIST, $780, and it has already
had applications for, and has issued certili-
Gates anio'itlng 10 $4,000, and has loaned
to its members 1000. This is remark
ably good showing for the first months
work. Its officers and board Of directors
are composed Of well known business men
Of this city, and the home Office is at 300
Bank street. No membership fee is re-
mired 10 become a member, and It's loans
fre made Mt per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
croveAvenue Baptist Church. ors

The Grove Avenue Baptist church Will lee
completed i'm "a short time. The work. un-
der the untrine supervision Of the pastor.
d.. =. 4. Goodwin. has been pushed for
ward with almost unparalleled success.
The architecture of the building is wonder
ful. and is gotten mp upon true modern
,tyle. The most attractive feature of the
church j., tine beautiful stained glass Win
dows which are placed i'm numerous
parts of lhe magnificent cdiice. ON
each side is "a large Gothic window
tbirtv-fye bv TWENTY-FIVE feet. which are
considered by competent judges the most
beautiful i'm any Protestant Church i'm the
state. The front entrance 90 the main au-
ditOrium is novel. and new feature IN
southern churches. II j. well ventilated,
and Will De furnished with am excellent or
.3n. Perhaps the most noticeable feature
of the building is that entrance can De
,uined to the main auditorium by six diler-
emit ways.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
vhe Fan. liutter 40 More.

some week or ten days ago % representa-
tive Of a patent electric fan PLACED two o
them ON the bench of judge Witt. of th'
Hastings Court. The wheels Of this ma
chine for cutting the wind were about th'
size Of a biz dinner plate, aud in shape rc
-cmblpd the wheels of q windmill. They
were seq i'm motion boy connecting them Wit.
the electric wire. aud went around "a.
elibly as lawyers tongue when fat Zee
i- In reach ot his palW. They bored q
.pretfy cool hole I'm the air lust in front o.
thcm. The sharp blades OF the ian
rapidly re,ol,ed. and had their keen edge
conn i'm contact with the hands of tho
clurt. would, no doubt, have furnished "a doe
Tor a Job. The fans failed 10 satisfy eNpcc
tation. and have been disconnected from
the electric current.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
with "a bag Of sand.

The most dismal feature Cf these mouth
contest. j, that they are never fought % "a
finish. 10 some arrangement could Doe made
whereby the Boston strong boy and his late
friend and trainer should have it out With
.atling gun, 40 five PAGES the country
would chcerlully tax itself to meet the costs
OF suitable iuiermcnt. Messr-. sullivan
and Muid0on are given too much news
lauer space tor the airing Of their accom-
n'f-omonts m hllingscate. Some bcnc-
factor 0f the race ought 10 smash them with
A., bar of sand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
The CnpltoI sun rlawer..

If the seasons had been propitious. Major
flames. Superintendent of Public Grounds
and Buildings. and Register of the Land
office. would have given the public the bene-
ft of rs fine q crop Of sun flowers as ever
crew in garden. The drought. however,
has had the effect Of dwartng the Growth.
and lust at This time when they are matur-
Ing the sun flowers have suffered by turn
mg" ~ their God" while hc is blazing hot,
too often. The crop Of seed however will
be very fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The following-namcd persons took Out
marriage licenses yesterday: John BraNton
and Lou Coles, William \. W ellis and Lena
Marks; al col0rcd and all from Richmond.
Atamceting of the Academy of Medicine
and surgery. TUESDAY night, Mr. iu2h
Blair read AN interesting paper on - he
Water We Drink" which was discussed by
SUPERINTENDENT Boiling. Mr.. White. DIS.
Wexford. Upshur. Gordon, James, Taylor
and others.
The 6llowing-named couyicts were rc-
cciycd at the pcnitentiary yesterday Jas
Mmroc. alias Tim Ilcaly, of New Kent
Grand larceny. four years: &. W. baIci
Charlottesville. forgery. four years.
The old Dominion Yacht and Fishing
club will leave the city Friday for ten
DAYS cruise of the Capes of Virginia. lbs
their annual trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
Results of Brighton Races.

The following results Of the races ht
Brighton Yesterday are furnished by camp
a CO.. Bank and Eleventh streets:
first race. Gyc-oiehths Of a mile >ama-
ria FIRST. Emeti second, Freedom third.
Time l:0!l4.
second race. scyen-eghths of mile
Ballston first. 81. John second, Eblis third.
Time .Hil.
Third race. threc-fourths of a milc-Ied
first. Young Grace second. Lizzie third.
Time l:l1il.
Fourth race, one mile Tatiler first, fal-
con second. Bronzomart third. Time III -
Finn race. one and onp-siXtccnth Of a
mile-Seymourd first. IT. Luke second, Raitef
third. Time l:jOH.
sixth race. one and one-f0urth of mile
steeplc-chase -rarquin first. Futurity Sec
ond. Shiplcy third. Time 3:2l2i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
people Going Away and Returning-p"-
Ing This and That

4 cablegram has been received announc
ing the arrival Of Mr.. and Mr.. VI. !. Free
man at Liverpool Yesterday after a pleas
ant voyage.
Mr.. \. Bargamln is confined To- ms l"o"'
but was reported better last evening
Miss Meta Potts and Miss Helen came
ron are visiting Mrs. Gilbert. IN Harris
burg. Pa. and will spend the Summer al
Bar llarbor
Miss Rosa b. Angle isyisiting friends IN
Baltimore.
Hon. II. W. Flournoy is ont Of the city.
MIR. Garrett Watson. who has been very
I'M. is reported 10 De slightly better.
Mr.. powhatan Bouldin. editor Of the Dan
viuo Times was I'm the city Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
EIvERMoar COMPANY.
aost Substantial Results Promised by
This Undertaking.

LYNCHBUKG. VA. july %. special r.
\ proposition from capitalists was recehcd
today no the Riyerm0nt Office. asking the
company 90 Withdraw all the stock now in
the hands of agents at several points in this
state, agreeing if this were done 10 take the
whole outstanding amount OF par. The eN-
ecutiye board vas compelled 10 decline the
proposition, being under contract with these
agents for q specified time, which will not
expire Tor several days Yet. The company
today adyertises for bids for the stone
work for the great bridge across Blackwater,
which the Edgemoor Bridge Company has
the contract 90 construct. No enterprise
has been started in Virginia recently which
promises more substantial results than the
RiyermOnl Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
IN OTHER CITIES.
Opinions ON the Subject from All Points
of the south and Ia New York.

NEw YORK, July pa number Of dis
patches are published in the New York pa
papers this morning from points In the
Southern States on the subject of the sug-
gestion put forth By me Auanla = Consl''uc
Georgia, that in case the Federal elections
bill becomes a law IA boycott should be re-
sorted 10 against Northern commercial
houses and Northern products. The IIerald's
Atlanta dispatch SAYS the Chambers Of
Commerce OF New Orleans, Birming-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
oh, what "A Cough.

VIII you heed the warning the signal, per-
maps, Of the sure approach Of that more terri
bic disease. Consumption Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake ~ saving 30
cents, to run the risk and d0 nothing for it.
We know from experience inst ~hilOn'S cure
viii cure your Cough. u never iall.. inns
explains why more than Million Of Bottles
were sold the pasl year. n relieves 'rnnp
and Wh0opiug Cough at once, Mothers. do
nor be without 10. sample bottles nee. sold
by BOdekcr Brothers and II. ". shields Co..
corner Of Fifth aud Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

FX-Shcrih p. L. Winston has entered the
real estate business, and opened au office
opposite the entrance % the Circuit Court
room. and on the same floor. MIR. Winston
at the time he retired from the shcrihalty,
was the oldest deputy sheriff in the state.
There is but little land either in llenrco,
Hanover or Richmond that me j. not famil-
lar with. having spent all his life in these
Localities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
ON .cr,lce Examination.

Another civil service examination will De
held in the Custom House, August Eth
This is applicant, for positions IN The
classified postal service. Applications for
examination mist bee filed twenty days in
advance. There viii also Dee held in Lynch
burr, ON August 9th, am examination for
similar positions ms the one held in Rich
mond last Tuesday. Many lsichmors people
who did not have am examination at that
time Will go to Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

sun rlses-.........5OD Moon sets Il.g- f. q
sun seis.......,.....7.23 DaS 'sirngfh .IahIfu.
FOR gWEEk ENDING JULY Qcth. f-,o
PREDICTED 1iMf STANDARD
HlGH TIDE AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

remedies were at once employed, but they
falling 10 do any good, DR.. DAVIS was sum
moncd. He found the LEFT side paraiyIed,
but fortunately. only partially So ana last
NIGHT no change in Mrs. Newman's CON
dition was noticeable.
Mrs. Newman j., Well-known by many IN
This city. and is the wife of Mr.. W. NJ.
Newman. for several years in the Auditors
office at the Capitol. She is sbe mother OF
Mcssrs. Joseph, John D., and Edward y.
Newman. the former two now IN NOrth
Carolina. and the latter "a well-known clerk
in the City Bank. Her many friends hope
that she may wholly recover from her Ill
moo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
AnaMer ThisOuestinn.

Why do SO many people we see around Us
seem to prefer 10 suffer and be made misera-
bie by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness
Loss OF Appetite. Coming TIP OF the Food
yellow skin, when for 70 cents We VIII sell
chem ShlIon's system Nitaiizer, guaranteed
10 cure them. sold by Bodeker Brothers and
H.M. shields co.. corner of Eifth and Mar
III .I .frsgfs