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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
WATER TOUR TO DUTCH GAP
COMMITTEE ON JAMES RIVER
IMPROVEMENT INSPECTING

~.o,,,,., and other Cuiyens-Thc
n,..,,o, Of Dumping-Ground Tor
predred Material Dtscussed-sa"d U"
be Given Away.
Notwithstanding the bad weather, the
Committee on the Improvement OF James
river made It's tour Of inspection yesterday
meeting nj the wharf of the Old peininiV"
steamship Company. and taking the Jug
william l.. Craighill nj , o'clock i. NJ
This committee is very important one
and is composed Of citizen representatives
selected by the Chamber OF Commerce ana
members Of the City Council. They look
after the only water transportation highway
of which the city can boast. ana III
conjunction with the United states service
ICON mn omen water communication WIN
tho ouiside world. The traffic along TINS
highway is not now what II was IN olueh
times before extensive railroad cunhec-
lions. but IL is a great adjunct and I'M
nortant factor in the Freight and passenger
connection worla Of Richmond. Inc com,
miiice critically attends % its dutes' ANA
with Mr.. Lewis u. Crenshaw at its heau, as
he has been FOR years. does good WORK.
DUMPING GROUND.
The necessity OF a dumping ground ior
,redged material has grown 10 DC an I'M
portant one, and al the meeting oil the com
mittce Yesterday was seriously ulecusstu'
Somo of the committee were OF the opinion
,hat NJ no very distant date II would bc ne
ccssary 10 carry this material even as lar
as Dutch Gap: and il was shown in the re-
mort Of the superintendent. captain Thomas
birmingham 81. that now II had 10 he car
ricd 10 such distance down the river as 10
entail additional drains on the Appropriation
set apart for the improvement al thc fNei'
THE SAND.
Then the question nrose how 10 dispose
of the sand, ard IL was suggested that the
chairman ~, authorized 10 make arrange
ments with some responsible parry III lhe
civ 60 unload the lighters, giving the parl!
the sand for the trouble.
The objection raised 10 this was that, II
done. il might be claimed that people would
charge Partially in the action, whatever
the action might be. Aitcr balancing the
points raised. the chairman was gwen iull
authority 10 exercise his discretion IN thls
matter.
The rules Of the old committee were
adopted for the guidance Of the new one
and Mr.. Crcnshaw was vested with the en-
tire control of the machinery aud property
under the charge OF the committee.
The committee cuioyed most hospitable
reception. given on board the tug by cap
tain Cunningham.
COMMITTEE on CEMETERIES.
The Committee on Cemeteries met in the
Council chamber yesterday afternoon, ana
elected keeper Of River View cemetery.
This is the new cemetery purchased by the
old Council. and Mr.. J. French Is the sue
cesstul candidate for keeper There were
several other applicants, all good men. but
the committee selected Mr.. French, who
came well endorsed, and is a most energetic
man from, tho Epsf End
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what Has Happened on the other SIDE OF
the River.

II il believed by good many business
mon of Manchester that Mr.. Warner Moore
aud his associates. who are engineering a
scheme 10 run electric street-cars on Gary
and other streets in Richmond where none
exist now. have also IN view mo,e loI '''c
extension Of thr line 10 Manches-
,or I'm the fact that Mr.. Moore Is
iarrclV interested in manufacturing
concerns in Manchester, and that Mr.. w.
Il GAY. one Of Mr.. Moore associates, Is the
owner Of Mayo's bridge. furnishes addition
nj belief in thc move. There are many per
sons in Manchester who would like 10 see
some company build an electric line from
Richmond 10 Petersburg down the Ieters-
burg turnpike. and doubtless property IN
mai vicinity will encourage such an en-
tcrprise. ...,,,.o
Daniel Shepperson (colored), an empl09ye
ON the Relt Line, was arrested uSsu"i
night bv officer MOles on tho brOad hOch
road near Branch's church about four mics
from Manchester upon the charge Of cutting
and voundipc william Branch (colorcd),
one Of his fellow-workmcn, in his side ana
,ack The officer also summoned nine
other of the wOrkmen as witnesses. When
the case came before the Mayors Couii
Yesterday morning the Justice not only
fined SheppersOn -, but each one oil Inc
nine witnesses 81.
The Chesterfield school Board held a
meeting AT Chesterfield Courthouse yester-
day. The district clerks submitted their
census repOrts. which showed about the
same aggregate as the last census, except
Powhife district, near Manchester which
showed an increase OF two hundred. Inc
question Of text books was discussed ana
decided that no change be made.
The funeral Of Miss Mollie andanaker,
whose death was noted in yesterday :
TINES. took place at the Green-llouse,
corner of Eleventh and Perry streets, at .
O'Clock. Yesterday afternoon. The remains
we're taken 10 Baltimore Via the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
where they will be Inferred.
Mayor Atkinson is detained at home by
indispositiOn. I'm consequence, the several
ordinance violation cases which were set
for Yesterday, among the number that OF
Mr.. John Burke. have been continued until
to-day. ,,..
Miss Mamie kclsall has gone to Balti-
more 10 spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Ellie Robinson. who has Just re-
turned from Virginia Beach, l. spending
the rest of the summer at Otterbun springs.
ON account of the Indictment weather
Yesterday the Meade Memorial sunday
school did not have their picnic at Forest
Hill Park. but postponed it indefinitely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

Brick store and lot. southwest corner Of u
and Iwenty-siNih streets. Tuesday, Aug
gust l2th, at q L. NJ.
Bar-hXtures liquors, etc. 1922 east Main
street. 1hursdpy, August 9Th. a. 1850
A. NJ.
Two new frame-dwellngs. los and 10 Reese r
Voir street, Thursday, August 7th, at d
4. NJ.
Trustees sale 81 i25 acres Of land in Hanover
county, half mile from lay lOrsNtlle
Thursday, August lin. al 4. NJ
House and lutlu Ashland, Hanover county,
saturday, August 9TH, at 5:i3 +. NJ.
Frame dwelling uf four uIns. ON south side
OF Graham. corner Union; aud frame
house 81 three rooms and two lois on
lOusiara street. between fulton and
rim streets, Monday, August I'm, at q
L. NJ.
Trustees sale Of four medium. ICED frame
houses ON Linden street. between Main
and Cary streets Friday, August 18th, al
$50 4. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
HomItlers, New Inform.

Attheir meeting Tuesday night. the How.
tiers. RichmOnd's artillery company, de-
cded to buy a new company uniform. Al
present they use the regulation short gray
irock coat trimmed with red, and dark blue
trousers and helmets. The committee ON
new uniiorm-Lieulcnan Barrett, chair
man-reported plan for securing the new
equipment. but no uniform was adopted.
one Of the favored designs submitted is that
of second lieutenant in the regular army
full blue frOck coat. very dark blue
trousers, shoulder knots and officers he'll
NETS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

The new catalogues Of the Young Mems
Christian Association library having been
completed. the library is now open for
,ssuin- books. \ number OF new volumes
have been added and more will be pur-
chased during the summer. The AssOcia-
ton j. now considering a plan by which il
hopes % largely increase the library. As
there is no public library in the city, it is
the aim of the Association 10 some extent
t0 supply the need.
Any member OF the Association can draw
books from the library by presenting his
membership ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

The engagement of Wilson's Mnstrels at
the Academy of Music tomorrow and sat
urday nights. with saturday matinee,
PROMISES 20 prove much entertainment.
Tickets will be- placed on sale this evening
for all performances.
one thing of local interest connected with
the engagement will be the singing of Mr..
Polk Miliers latest song. Pm Gwinc Back
10 Ole Nirginny." The " ils0u Mnstrels
this season are stronger than ever. ana the
vocal forces are particularly commended
everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

The following officers Of Trinity Lodge,
No. 49,, |. o. G.. T.. were installed Tuesday
night: T.. NJ. Stratton. &. r.; Miss Nellie
Atkins, r.; james {. Harmon, secretary
Miss Issie Atkins. assistant secretary; j.
ii. Pittman, chaplain; X. h. McCurdy, +.
:; Mrs. \. j. Pyle, T.; Lewis :. Washer.
NJ; Miss Nancie Pitfman, deputy NJ; Mrs.
Edna Clark, guard; James Clark. sentinel;
John J. Denick. L. {. +. The installation
was conducted by julius \. llObson. l.. D.,
assisted by Messrs. overly. Of Jefferson
Lodge, and Corner of Charity Lodge, as
installing marshals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

and Thirtv.drst, $40; Roach's trustee,
Martha r.. 70 !. Signaigo, y feet on soutn
side short street, near scott, 81 300.
Vcnr1co County.-Charlcs l.: penoon :"
r.. /. Winston. 50 feet on east side Iwenn-
seventh street, between and u, Szo.
James u. Elan 10 ". W. Leiew, in'eres.
i'm AZ lots fronting together l,3t' ieet on
north side lakewood avenue, loSD; ueo'ge
". Epps 10 John Bowers executors; ~
acre on Bacon Quarter Branch, s2V; JONI
!, Rankin 10 Frederick iIackett, 80 iee' on
east side Jacquelin street, near Wasnins
ton. $3.50: {. T.. Saunders to virginia hano
"m "c ' a. southwest corner Deep Run street,
90 dig
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

News has been received in this city of the
death AT Hanson Hill, Charles county. Md.
I'm the seventy-flth year of bis age, of Mr.
Daniel Jenifer. the Oldest brother of Mrs.
William :. Trplett. Of this city, and
of Mrs. Judge Barton and Of Mrs. CEN
cral Barton, Fredericksburg, Va. He was
the last surviving son of Daniel Jeni-
fer. of Maryland, minister to Austria, and
for many years a prominent and influential
member Of Congress, and the confidential
friend Of Henry Clay and Daniel W ebster.
None ever lived more justly entitled TO the
grand old name of gentleman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
snciahIr and nance.

4 very pleasant evening sOciable was
given by Misses Ferrandini to Miss Nan
SchOalcs. of Philadelphia. last night.
Amongst those present were: Misses Beria
Worst, Madeleine Worst, Minnie Seamon,
Pauline Simon, Mamie Wyatt. Hanoah
Wyatt, Emma schman, Annie Fcrrandini.
and Julia Ferrsndini; ana Messrs. I. 4.
Daflron. W. II. Danron, .. r. Grady, Frank
Allen, Ruby Lipscomb, Arthur saunder,
+. W. Derrick, and c. Il. Blankenship.
Dancing was kept up Until morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
Admitted to Probate.

The will of Edwin b. Smith was admitted
10 probate in the Chancery Court yesterday
The estate is valued at $4,000, and Mr..
George u. McAdams and +. c. smith
qualified as executors.
The property consists of personal and real
estate In the city OF Richmond and the
county of Albemarle. 1t will be distribu-
ted according TO law except in the case OF
his son, j. c. Smith, who is in poor health.
His quota is put IN trust under the hands
Of his brother, l.. Z. Smith. and his income
guaranteed in case he remains single.
Should he marry the principal will be
turned over to him. otherwise at his death
IL will be divided share and share alike with
other legatees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
Death of Miss Giulioni.

Last night between aud . o'clock Miss
Michelina Giuloni, niece OF the late Mr..
\. Pctri, died at her residence, SO east
Main street, after a brief illnesa of typhoid
fever. Miss Giulioni came from Bath Of
Iucca, Italy, aud since her unces death
she has conducted. with Rinaldo Orsi, the
confectionery business in which he was
engaged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
Answer TT. Question.

WY do 90 many peonie We see around IA.
seem tO prefer 40 suffer and be made misera-
bic by Indigestion, Consumption. Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite. Coming in Of the Food
Yellow skin. when for 80 cents We will sell
chem ShiIOh's Syslefp NitatIzer, guaranteed
10 cure them sold Dy juleker iirOthers aud
~. shields & 90. e''.i. .'- 81 Eifh and MAJ
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
One Fare for the Round "Trip.

Every Saturday evening the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company will sell round
trip tickets Tor the train leaving Richmond
at 1880 L. VI. for Staunt0n and intermediate
stations at one fare-good 10 return on the
following Monday ON the train arriving in
Richmond at 1:l5 A. NJ. Or9:l5 A. VI.
Connection made both ways with the
Shenandoah Valley trains north Of Basic
XIV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

POiicc COHrt.-Jim BraXton (colorcd),
charged with shooting at Edmond Jones
with intent 20 Kill, also with carrying con-
cealed weapons. BraXtOn was sent 10 the
grand jury of the Hastings Court for the
first ofiense and fined $50 for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Jim Brown (colored charged with snatch
Ing pOrte-mOnnaie from the hand OF Miss
VI. Neal, Tuesday, on the corner OF Twenty
third and Grace streets, was given six
months in Jail for larceny, and was required
% give security for his good behavior for
twelve months.
Isham George (colOred), charged with
theft. Jailed for thirty days.
Abram Miller. charged with stealing a
suit Of clothing, the property OF G.. Kern, "a
ciothier, on Sixth street. There was no evil
dence against Miller and he was dismissed
i. ii. Robinson was fined $40 for fast driy-
ing ON the street.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Richmond CitV.--W. Il. Allegro and
Ophelia X. Redford's trustee 10 lie Roy +.
Brown 20 feet on north side Franklin street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. and
II feet on east side Seventeenth street. be-
tween Main and Franklin. $500; lie Roy
u. Brown, trustee, 10 ". ii. Booker, - feet
ON east side Twcnty-sixth street, between
Marshall and Clay. 81 800: T.. VI. Holloway
to lie Roy u. Brown. 2sl< feet on II. james
street, southeast corner Bacon, l.si% feet on
first street, southwest corner Bacon. s0iS
feet ON north side Orange street, near First.
and III feet on south side Orange street. be-
tween First and Second, $3.50: Thomas
rutherford 10 Randolph Williams. X feet
ON north side l. street, between Thirtieth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

BOWMAN. BOSWELL 4 sHUMAN. No. .
north Eleventh street.
X. h. CuAFFlN y 90, No north Tenth
street.
CHARLES 4. ROSS. No. % ORTIZ Mint
street.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD No. 1905 Bank
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

The schedule for the next outing of the
y Nc. \. Outing Club is as follows:
Rendezvous: y. NJ. &. \. building > =.
NJ. Take Union PAS niger railroad electric
car 10 Tweuty-ninth aud Broad streets,
thence via new road 90 National Cemetery.
Distance. one mile Returning, cut across
country 10 lakewood Cemetery, thence To
electric ear Leader. &. \. Ezekiel.
For Friday evening. August 18th, the
Cub has arranged for a select excursion
down the river 10 Dutch Gap. Members Of
the Club Will be allowed To invite their
friends. The occasion promises 10 be a
most delightful one. There viii be a variety
OF musical attractions and refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

VIII you heed the warning-the signal, per-
maps, OF the sure approach Of that more terri
bic disease, Consumption? Ask yourselves
If you can afford for the sake OF saving so
cents. 10 run the risk and do nothing Tor IL.
We know from experience that SnilOh's Cure
viii cure your Cough II never fails. This
explains why more than Million OF Bottles
were sold the past year. IL relieves Group
and " hOOping Cough at once, Mothers. do
not be without it. sample bottles free. Sold
10y BOdekcr brothers ANA III. NJ. shields q Co..
corner Of tilth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
ND Dominiou Climb.

Old Dominion Democratic Club held an
interesting meeting in its clut-r0oms last
night, and addresses Were delivered 10y the
Congressional candida,es-Slessrs. Card
well. Elicit, and Wise. President James
+. FIournoy presided. The composition OF
Colonel Tomas }. Evans on the late sam.
McCubbin was read and much enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

On Tuesday at the quarry Of the Rich
mond Granite Company, at korat, the
largest piece of stone ever quarried in Nir-
ginia was blasted. The stone weighed over
1000 tons, forty-two feet long, forty feet
wide and sixteen feet thick. The blasting
was done under the supervision Of Mr.. viii
liam Campbell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

The County School Board of llenricO was
IL have held "A meeting at the County Court
house Yesterday, but no quorum was pres
ent. The rain was, perhaps, the cause of
the lack of a quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
Ministries at the Theatre.

W. :. Cleycland's consolidated minstrel
show will be at the Theatre on Monday
next for one night only. This is said TO be II
great show. Such names as Emerson,
Dougherty. SchoOlcrait, Pagan. show, Bene-
detto, The, Craggs, and many others guaran-
tee the excellence of the performance. The
Craggs are late importation from Europe.
aud are said to he almost marvellous in
their acrObatic performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

PRECINCT MEETINGS TO BE HELD
IN THE WARDS.

The Ticket Talk In The Times Creates
. interviews with Two Of
the Candidates-Address of Chairman
j. &. Lamb.
The interest in the Congressional cam
paign dcepens, and each day foreshadows
developments. Talk to any Democrat, and
YOU will hear the lusty reply, Give us the
best man" This is the unanimous and
broad platform upon which all stand.
Press the subject, and you hear the further
Injunction. Come ont 20 the precinct and
poll your vote tonight
THE TIMES Yesterday told about the es-
cape of tickets ordered to be printed by the
civ Democratic Committee. TUE TIMES
roporter was asked about the matter IL
was needless tO pariicularizc. Glaring
fact blockadcd dispute. The tickets were
not distributed rs agreed by the commit
tee. and new ones were ordered to be print
ed. This WAS right No com
plant can be lodged here. In this
connection il il due 10 the Committee on
Printing, appointed by Oh" City Committee
TO SAY that 'fHE IIMEs did that committee
a new committee had been appointed
to look after the printing Of tickets.
This was the fault OF the reporter. His
information did not warrant this The same
committee ON printing has charge Of the
printing the new tickets, and nothing IN
their action warranted the statement made.
THE BOGUS uCKET,.
THE TIMES was read with curious inter-
est i'm connection with the discovery that
the tickets had slipped from the control Of
the committee. II was town talk, and so
many applications. suggestions. ana sur
mi,es were made. that THE TIMES deems
il necessary to say that reporter sought
Colonel TaZewell Elicit. one Of the Congress
siOna candidates before the convention,
and put this question 10 HIM:
Colonel Elicit. did You have any commu-
nication. verbally on otherwise. with any
representative Of The TIMES in regard TO
the miscarriage Of the tickets ordered by the
| CITY Democratic Committee for USE at the
precinct meetings Thursday night
None. sir: do not even know that such
"a fact has been published. have not read
my TIMES OF to-day, and did not say word
To any newspaper man, nor have been IN
communication with any.
JUDGE CARDWELL.
judge Richard II. Cardwell, another can
didate. was found late last night at his
roam i'm This CITY. The judge has been Un-
,,oli t,- some limo and consequently has not
-, 49,. INV. ,..,,,,ss.r Nbnu The same
'D'n az ",'' ~ 80 ,;,., ..,ii,,otb Lod
lhc''ivi va lut IT. mn IL, 80 ,'''s. -
read The TIMES, but had had no lniOrma-
ton of the facts until he saw 10 IN It's col
umn-." lie knew nothing about the affair.
81 liLo CoInual Ellatt hud NOT .uokeu 10
any newspaper representative about 1t. The
lf,i animation me leceNcu Oh 7U'h 'ni"a
was through HE lMfo.
CAPTAIN George -. Wise was not found.
but il H. dine him fO say that THE TINE,
III ~, ~, e.. i,,,,.,,..,,i,,, ,,,,l.rnin.r tine
- ". - tff.- ,..i..,.,t t,- tb,.
iii9',I l'"-c "l .io y'tl"'' "''N" ~ '
tltt committee from NM
The toumittce ON Irlnting yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
THANKS, NElGHBOR.
The states Kind Allusion to The Times
PrOgressiVeness.

PrOgressiNenesS.
The State Of yesterday has tine fol-
lowing editorially: "renth street will be
greatly improved by the handsome TINE
building. which our go-ahead neighbor D.
now at work upon. Its 10 he ilye-stori
structure. with elevators and, indeed, all
modern conyenienccs and appliances. and
will be an ornament 10 this part of tho
town, which cannot boast Of many finc
structures. Main street is greatly disiig-
ured by the number Of squatty and unpre-
tcnti0us cdifces upon it. The state sin
cerely congratulates THE TINES
Thanks, neighbor. Upon several occa-
sions recently the state has eyinced most
friendly feeling for THE TINES, and The
latter appreciates the courtesy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
Henrico Murder Mystery.

There were no new developments yester-
dav i'm the case growing out Of the death OF
Sammox Rosdeitcher. The case will come
up for examination before Justice Alice to-
morrow, when all the evidence will be Ven-
tilated. The Commonwealth will be repre-
scented by MIR. Wash Thomas, Tom Sully by
a colored lawyer named Hayes.
Thornton Adams case will come up next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
PERSONAL MENTION.


IIIN 7 III -IIITf 7 IIIIs
Mr.. Thomas r. Campbell has returned 90
the city.
Rev. j. Wiley Bled-oe is visiting his
family. near Gordou~yille.
Mrs. susan -. Gaskin-. daughter of the
late William Gyree. Esq.. died yesterday
and her funeral Will take place from The
First Baptist church th- afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Mc-sr-. Johnnie f. May and W. Gay
smith have gone ON AN extended trip north.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
CnnNicia Received.

Yesterday Clarence Bowyer, Of Roanoke,
sentenced for one year for housebreaking;
Marcellus Gordon. from the same county,
six years for malicious assault, and Peter
IIairston. two years for hOusebreaking and
grand larceny, were received AT the state
prison yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
Travellers, Attention (.

The Union Ticket and Transfer Company
respectfully solicit a share OF your patron
age. Tickets sold Ia all points. Baggage
called for and checked Ia destination. Can
at $40 east Main street or phone Is, aud
tickets will bc sent to soar Office or resi-
dence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07
MEAIIIEE EOIITA .I

WAsHiSGroS. ID. G.. Aug q -Forocau f.
Virginia, fair preceded by shower. in .onn
qasicrly portion. variable winds. Naf'o0,..
temperature In eastern, warmer Boo w,sf,1r
portion. For North carolina, showers. sd.
ilonary temperature, except ln western boo.
ton, wafm,r r.. yar aDle winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-07

ttls.tAh ti., stopped free 10y ar
a tiat'N bfe1i AsrUc RestOrer. No Fit
alton ni~i days use. Marvellous cures
grraiisc a,h SEGA trial bottle free 10 Iii
, ,~ send To nr. Kline. oal Arch street.
FL y ma. Ia.