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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
In the Courts.

City Circuit Court--A charter was granted
yesterday to the Hydraulic Engineering and
Manufacturing Company. The objects are to
manufacture machinery and apparatus per-
tanning 10 or used about hydraulics. The
principal Office is TO be in Richmond. The
capital stock shall be 10000. divided into
shares Of 500 each, but the stock can be IN
creased TO $4,000
The officers are: Howard Swineford, pres-
dent; Thomas @. Snyder, vlce-p presidents
Henry S. HutZleT, secretary and treasurer; L.
L. Courtney, Jr.. general manager. The direc-
tors are the above and Lyman w. Shepard
and George A. Smith.
Police Coao-t.-Mary Hundley alias Mary
Audley, charged with petit larceny. Case
continued until June 10th.
w. j. Robinson, disorderly conduct. Fined
S. and costs.
Maud Samuels. Henry Wilson and Fannie
Galloway, disorderly conduct. Fined $3.50
each and costs.
f.. e. Cherry and William Miller, disOrderly
conduct Fined 81 and costs.
Hastings CO1ut.-Ihe court was engaged
yesterday in the trial of cases Of ordinance
violations that were appealed from the decis-
ion of the Police Justice Among the cases
was that of j. H. King, charged with allow
ing his cow to run at large upon the streets:
He was fined - by the Police Justice. and
the jury yesterday confirmed that decision.
Judge Barton, who recently held a special
term of the Chancery Court for Judge Leake,
is expected soon TO reach his decision in a
case that greatly interests the tobacco frater-
nifty. The point involved of special interest
to the trade is whether or not tobacco note
is negotiable, if it is not SO stamped upon the
paper.
The suit is quite complicated, and grows
out of the assignment which w. d. Temp
kins & Brother made some time ago to S. ?.
Patteson, trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Scxcrai Arranged for ~ the Recent "s''''s
OF the Board of Agriculture.

or tho Board of Agriculture.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, commissioner
Of agriculture, returned from Danville yes'er-
day where he attended meeting of the sxecu-
1--we committee of the State Board of Agricui-
ture on Thursday and Friday. Ire com m'Ss
~. tas Il composed OF Colonel W. 7. sutherland,
~ Danville: II. l.. Lyman. Of Aibemarie; Otis
A. Browne, of Cape Charles, and the con ..-
missioner as ex-officio, and acts IN All matters
pertaining TO agriculture In the intetrin os-
tween the regular meetings OF the ooaIo'
The committee was called together on .nis ".
casion 10 arrange for farmers institutes Ia
Si.th. Eighth and Ninth districts ~,
An institute was appointed tor the Nin.n
district at Pulaski City. July 10TH, ana iof VIE
S;ytb distriot at Bedford City, August 6th.
A. annljcation was filed for the Eighth dis
tr;c, a. he held in Fauquier county which was
'.rorarIv referred. but the time and place was
not selected. A committee was appointed 10
tyeat with the railroads for cheaper and more
satisfactory freight transportation for fruit
and vegetables from the Piedmont section OF
Virginia to Northern points.
Colonel Sutherland took the committee TO
his snlendid Cloverdale farm, on Dan river,
three miles from Sutherland station. on the
Danville and New River railroad. They found
there 45O acres Of low grounds 400 OF which IS
IA splendid timothy grass. Two hundred
acres OF the farm is devoted TO corn and eighty
acres TO wheat. The Commissioner reportsthe
crons throughout that section as looking well.
Int the corn suffering for want OF work, due
10 the prolonged wet weather. There has
been more rain in that section than In any
other part of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

u.-~..,,,.. and allowed conclusively the I'D q
so,y ,sss ~ This instruction to the men Oh 'he
several companies ,,,,t,sra are busiIy Mt
work putting their companies , ~ .uo '''' ~
sibie condition for the encalnPhho ave signified
their 1I intention Of being present at the en-
campment. -, ...a,otla for instruc-
lions Friday evening next. u, Ala yrcb good
The ambulance corps when o ,s, s1u uaa I for
service during the ''unveillng," VIII meet a2r
lns . u,'rnonr u p Turner will have charge OF
this CORPS during the encampment.
The Grays on Friday, after their return
from Tree Hill picnic, computed as 10 the best
shots made. and the medals were awarded for
the hest shooting, as follows: First prize,
Captain G. Gray Bossieux; second, j. b. Allen:
third, L. Scott Gibbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
RECEPTION no TIE CHIEF JUSTICE.
Arrangements About Completed and Tues
day Evening the Time.

day Evening the iiines
The committee having ia charge the recep-
ton to be rendered Chief-Justice Melville W.
Fuller have about perfected their arrange
ments. A telegram has been received from
the chief iustice announcing his Willingness to
accept the prohered entertainment and an
nouncing Tuesday evening as the most con-
venient time.
The reception is rendered by the Bar Asso--
citation and will be held at the Westmoreland
Club. 1t has been decided by the committee
to invite all Of the members of the Bar. AsSo-
citation and the Westmoreland Club, also the
State and city court and civil officers and
many other prominent citizens. Each gem
tleman invited is rendered the privilege OF
being accompanied by lady.
The following is full list Of the committee
who will receive with Chief-Justice Fuller:
Leigh r. Page and wife, Frank II. Mcclure
and wife. William Writ Henry and wife.
Frank W. Christian and wife Henry G. Can
non and wife, Charles V. Meredith and wife,
James Peasants and wife, John A. Coke and
wife, Charles U. Williams and wife, Wynd-
ham K. Meredith and wife. James II. Dooley
and wife, Alfred X. Courtney and wife, X.
Rand Wexford and wife, b. II. Nash and
wife, w. p. De Saussure and wife, James
Lyon and wife and TazeweH Elicit and wife.
The ladies who are TO receive with Chiei-
Justice Fuller are requested TO meet WIN
committee from the Bar Association ut i
o'clock tomorrow morning at the Westmore..
land Club. The committee is composed OF
Messrs. Mumford, Page, Mcclure, Pegram
and Pickrell. and with the assistance OF the
ladies will tomorrow morning, arrange all
the details of the reception.
The committee on invitations have as yet
been unable TO get the invitations for the re-
ception from the engravers. who, however.
are doing all 10 their power to hasten their
completion. II is thought the invitations will
be ready for distribution by tomorrow after
noon, and they will then be sent out without
delay.
The chief Justice will arrive in this city on
Monday. and on Tuesday will organize the
new United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
MISS ROSA FR4NCK.

Funeral Ceremonies Unusually Touching
List of PaIl-Bearers.
The funeral yesterday morning of Miss Rosa
A. Franck at Emmanuel church was singu-
larly affecting. The youth and lovely charac-
ter of the deceased. whose death was SO start
lingly sudden, drew together large circle Of
both her friends and those of her parents.
The funeral service was rendered especially
impressive by the use of the latter por-
ton of the I.itany, and the scene
as the grave, in the quiet Woodland
cemetery behind the chnrch. will never
be forgotten by any of those who were
present.
The floral tributes were numerous and were
exceedingly beautiful
Messrs. Charles Myer. Oscar Spott. Ham
mond Raabe and G. b. Higgerson were the
honorary pall-bearers and bore,the floral offer
ings. and the active pail bearers were Messrs.
Charles G. Frommer, B. F. Neisz, w. b.
Butler, P. H. Bruner, Claiborne II. Eppes,
and Conrad Gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge, No. SO. at its last
regular meeting, installed the following
sthcers; w. President. j. Il. Walters w. Vice
President. H. G. Chilyer; w. Secretary. John
L Gam w. Assistant Secretary. Raymond
Pole; w. Treasurer. james A. Wallen; w.
Messenger. f. w Shaw;lW. Assistant Mes
.enger, +. ID. Stroud: NV. Chaplain, Rev.
Aaron Jones; " Inside Sentinel. H. j. Da-
res w. Outside Sentinel George w. Stroud.
Inc committee on accounts and hall read their
tepost Many subjects were brought up to be
scled on during the next term There being
lOor LODGES IN the South, as soon as another
S,, Utsallzea ~ Is contemplated to have u
eoutlern grand LODGE of the order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
Two Funerals.

Mrs. Margaret Adie Warthen died yesterday
at 1880 A. NJ, at the residence of her father,
Mr.. William Justice, in the forty-eighth year
of her age. The funeral will take place at $50
this afternoon from the First Presbyterian
church.
Juliet, the infant daughter of Matte W.
and the late Thomas T. Hardwick, aged six
months and twenty -seven days, died on Fri
day at las p. NJ The funeral will take place
at $50 this morning from the residence, No.
25i4 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
Mrs. Blanchard Dead.

Mrs A. c. Blanchard, wife of the late Cap
tain +. G. Blanchard. died yesterday afternoon
at o'clock OF her residence in this city. The
remains will be taken to Yarmouth. Me, on
the & o'clock train this morning.
Mrs. Blanchard was in the seventy-fourth
year Of her age, and three children survive
her-Captain Il. w. Blanchard, of New York.
and Mr.. 4. Blanchard and Mrs w. s. Forbes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Elected Secretary of the Baptist Sunday
School Board.
DR.. j. NJ. Frost. pastor of the Leigh-street
Baptist church, has been elected to the Office
of corresponding secretary OF the Sunday
school board Of the Southern Baptist Con-
yention. located at Nashville Tenn.
A TIMES reporter climbed Libby Hill last
evening and found DR.. Frost at home in the
comfortable parsonage on Iwenty-ninth
street.
He was surprised to learn that the matter ate.
had gotten into the paper; as he had only
been notified yesterday Of his election, and
then by telegraph. and had said nothing OF the
matter for publication.
In answer to an inquiry Dr. Frost stated
that he had not yet had time TO consider the
matter and was not prepared TO state what
action be would take. The acceptance OF the
position would necessitate his removal to
Nashville.
DR.. Frost has just returned from Philadel-
phia. where be served as a member OF the ex-
aiming board of the Grocer Theological Sem
mary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
The Good Templars.

Among the Good Templars of this city and
all over the State quite revival has been or
gained recently. The next meeting of the
District Lodge will be held on July 18th at
the Soldiers Home. The Grand Lodge will
meet at Suffolk next fall.
The Richmond lodges are largely on the in
crease and will have large representation az
the next meeting Of the Grand Lodge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

MT loibert iauston, of Washington was
= the city yesterday on business. Re IL The
lnyentor OF the celebrated lausfon tvne- sst
ing machine, which has now been completed
lnd works admirably, even spacing tha lines
% perfection. This machine casts and sats
.he type at the rate of 100 per minute II Il
bow an assured success, but will be mora
tsefal to book printers than in newspaper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
The CITY PulDits.

Rev. DR.. Paul Whitehead will preach this
morning at II O'clock in the Broad-street
Methodist church. and Rev. George H. Ray
will fill the same pulpit this evening. Rev.
II. H. Bennett, pastor of the Washington
street Methodist church, and Rev. p A.
Peterson, of Trinity church, will preach in
their respective churches at II A. NJ, and
will exchange pulpits this evening. At all Of
the other churches the regular pastors will
Officiate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
The Uniyersity School.

The University School, No ia north
Eighth street. Mr.. Thomas II. Norwood prin-
cipal. closed its session last Friday and the
following prizes were awarded: Elementary
English. K. G. Bagby; higher English, H. A.
Cardozo: arithmetic. Charles T. Turner;
higher mathematics. Walter d. Blair: French
r. g. Latume. German, William B. Watkins;
Latin, William Is. Watkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
The Junior German CIub.

The Junior German Club have arranged for
a tug party and german for tomorrow even
ing, The tug boat leaves the Warwick Park
dock at about O'clock
Upon the arrival of the party at Warwick
Park supper will be served and a german will
be given number of the members of the
Friday German will accompany the party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Little Miss Lille Wyatt, who was unfoIrtu-
since, was worse yesterday morning, but at
q late hour last evening she was reported bet
ter. The ball has not been located. but an
abcess which formed over the wound broke
yesterday and her suferings were greatly less
pne1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
Moore streer school.

The closing exercises Of the Moore-street
Industrial institution (colored) will be held
at the school, No. sl4 Moore street, Thursday
morning next. beginning at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
Mr.. Sheppard.

Mr.. w. l.. Sheppard left last evening for
London where he goes in search of pictures
manuscripts and such other documents con.
nected with the history of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
THE HOWI7ZERS PICTURES
Which Lire to be Presented 10 The Wash
inSton Artillery.
THEY IRE NOW NEARLY COMPLETED.
Tho Howitsers Drill Team ExhibItion-Regi-
mental Athletic Club Entertainment.
Newsy Notes From the Armory.
AH Y, I'D IDN'

KNOW tue Conteue-
rate monument was
finished. said sew
eral people in Eos
ter's gallery Yester-
day. and that photo
graph er said he
di d n t KIN ow it.
9th er. II Q only
wished it was. The
reason for the ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Seventeen new Patterns Of the dainty, flmy
Satin-Striped Batistes at i21c. a yard are
here--a pure white, thin material, with run
ming white stripes, with tine-lookng figures.
not in any degree gaudy-a great relief from
the pineapple tissue craze
Pineapple Tissues in every variety Of Dot and
Figure White, Black and Colored Grounds,
121fc. yard.
Manufacturers make mistakes as well as or
binary people. The one We refer TO made the
mistake of making too many Corset Covers
and was forced 10 sell us 300 dozen at great
loss to his own pocket. You get the beneht
of his loss however for we have merely adj
ded the mite OF profit, and this week you'll
find these same $500 Corset Covers on a CEN
ire table. all marked SOC. each. We wouldn't
attempt TO describe them. There are Cotton
and Cambria and Linen, some with Lace En-
broidery. Hemsttching and COrding. Don't
be one of the unfortunates who'll wait until
too late.
The Daisy Fly-Killer is an ornament to any
room, yet kills flies by the hundreds. One
thousand of them selling here for Zoe. The
price has always been quarter-another eyl-
dence of our methods of retailing.
You are packing up 70 60 away for the sum-
merl Are yOu putting in liberal supply OF
Towels? You ought to know the usual run Of
hotels don't have the incest of these sort OF
things. Here's some specials we have pre-
pared for you:
A Ruff Turkish Bath Towel, cream, with col
ored stripes, yard by half, zoe.
Dark Cray kuff Turkish Bath Towels some
merchant couldn't sell on account Of color
hence they sell for 100; price was 25c.
Ruff Bath Towels, IA by y yard 75c.
Big White Royal Bath Towels monstr0us SIZE
p and 40c.
Pure Linen Dsmask and Huckaback Of good
liberal proportions, i2Ihc.
A rafting good Ruff Pure Linen Huckaback
Towel usual size, l0c each.
About 800 fine Satin Damask and Soft Hucka-
back Towels that sold for 90 and SOC. and
were slightly soied by showing are thrown
III one lot for 25c. choice
Striped Linen for Boys wear. l2l9 IS and 1890
Solid brown Dress Linen for Travelling Robes,
12l5 Il and 2Sc.
The agency for new Corset for Summer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Silk Grenadines and Lace Nets take tumble
in prices that the tag end of the season always
brings If you've been waiting for this time
it's here. Don't delay.
The siG9 Black Silk Grenadine, with Tin.Col.
ored Embroidered Flower, is now a. a ysrl.
The Single Large-Dot All-Silk Black Grenadna
is now $50.
The Lsrge-Dot All.silk $3.50 Net is now sL75s
yard.
The 81 Figured and Dot Dress Net is now &c /.
yard.
Some nicer ones and some cheaper ones az ius5
such seasons end prices.
The delight of all ladies who wear black ara
the dainty Embroidered and Hemstitched
Fast Black Skirtings. with Plain or Embroi.
dered Black AIulls TO match for Waists.
Every piece SOC. 10 sL5O yard, full skirt length.
and guaranteed not TO stain the hands or
skirts
The elegant Black Hemstitched Surahs have
been copied in thin WOODEN materials. Every
appearance Of Silk-Warp Nuns Yelling. jet
black, yet the thinnsss and GOODNESS of silk.
Two different stripes 10 inches wide, 75c. yard
at the Black Dress Goods counter.
Also the Thin All-Wool and Silk and Wool JET
Black Eatiste, -, IS, S5c. and 81 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Elected Secretary OF the Baptist Sunday
School Board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Tho Auditor has Issued 500 dog liceps

Tho Auditor has Issued 500 dog licenses.
SUPERB utendent OF Police Dobie has sunk we'll
and put up pump st the corner OF Q1een and
Payne streets from which fine low OF cool wa
ter has been secured.
Mr.. Ebenezer Morrison, well-known psper
dealer OF Washington. died on Sunday evening OF
pneumonia. He had been sick for some time, bat
q fatal termination was not expected.
A petition has been fltd in court at Hsg ,rs-
tewn, Md in the c. & o. Canal case asking the
court to approve of certain expenditures and to
dispo So of the balance Of fund in the hands OF
the trustees.
The first canal boat built at Cuuborlsl since
1884 was yesterday launched at the boat yard of
Felix Barrels. The new boat is to be built for the
Consolidation Cosl Company, and is to be named
A" in honor OF the bondhOldeis OF that year.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washington
yesterday to W. j. Barker and Della Southern,
both of Caroline county to James B. Seal, of Car
oline county. and Bette Souls of Essex county /;
to ]. B. Hughes and Bessie Bledtoe, both OF Or
ange county, and TO Arthur NJ. Tyler snd W. j.
Bos-, both of Henrico county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

inr the rates to lexington on the occasion
Of t dwelling Of the monument to General
ST avail Jackson on July 2lst was read.
fix Ii the rate at IS IS for TIE round trip,
for sale jul. 20 h aud 2lst and good to re-
turu on July &c h. The complete OF the
roll OF Or. II (Od Dominion Rhss) 17th
Va IGfanery was reported and will be for
warded to the Adjutant General OF the st.te
for preservation among the archives. Com
mander Smoot made his report from the
Grand Camp. which was held last month at
Ere ericksbuYg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

ANNUAL MENINGITIS annual meeting
OF the Hebrew Congregation OF this city was
held on last Sunday when the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year !;
viz President. l. schwaiz; Vice-President
Echberg; Secretary and Treasurer, E
Go dsmltb Trustees, J. K ,ufmanp, a..
Strauss anu l. Echberg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

The report published yesterday, from .
statement made by relative OF the fsmily,
that the little three-year-ol d SOD OF Mr.. Geo.
Whiting, of Washington, had wrapped him
self up in sheet and set FIRE to 1t because
his other refused to give him some fire.
works, ia said to bs incorrect. /; is now
said that the little boy was playing with
matches. mskiog them explode, when his
clothes caught fire and he was burned 3D.
badly that be died next day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

ALEXANDRIA MARKEr. July 6.-The tl1ur mar
kets are quiet but firm, with sales we'll distribu-
ted as to grade Wheat is in very fair demand
range at 80 to O3, latter figures for choice old
crop Lancaster Corn is steady at 90 to 73 in
car lots. Rye 65 to So Oats SO to 43. Batter
10 to II Eggs II to IS. Potatoes 95 to 125,
with tendency to decline. Onions and other
produce are lower. Apples, Peaches and all kinds
Of email fruits are hard to sell and abundant
Chickens 10 to 81. There is no cbsnge to note in
Veal Calves Lambs, Beef Cattle, Mutton Mill
feed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

SINKING FUND CoMMIssIoNRRs.-T
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fuod-the
Mayor, Auditor, Treasurer aud Presidents
of the two b:ancrei of the City Council
met last night ard organized by the election
Of Mayor Strauss ss chairman. Some alter
stione were made in the plane for the she d
TO be erected in the market area by making
the shed IL feet to The fret josts instead of
feet. and making the sides OF sheetiron In
stead of Notwithstanding. The Corporation
Attorney was directed to draw up the con-
tract and MIR. Winston, the contractor, will
begin the work at once. The shed will be
paid for cut of moneys In the hands of the
Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK. July THE stock market open
ed dull and heavy this morning, though few
stocks were higher. The general list soon rallied
from the depression and with some increase in
activity prices rose slowly all along the limo and
the active shares scored gains. Dizziness again be-
came the leading feature of the market and at IL
o'clock it was dull and fairly steady at about the
best figures reached
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

U. S CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT CouRTs-
Judge r. ". Hughes presiding-U. s. vs.
jams Thomas. Indicted for violating the
internal revenue law by selling liquor by
retail without license, In Northumberland
county jury and verdict of not guilty.
Tue jury was then adjourned till to-mor.
row to which time the courts adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

BALTIMORE. July Flour dull and unchsn ped.
Wheat irregular; spot 100: the month 979ss
977s Aug 971ss97as Sept 96aa97 Oct 81 4
Sou thern steady Fultz 95a105; longbsrry GOA
106. Corn easy spot 67A67 y; the month 81
southern firm; white 10; yellow 70; spot No 2
white To- Oats frm: No 2 white Western 40
No mixed Western 1. Rye dull: No 70A75.
II ~ firm good to choice ii notify $l1s12 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07
False ECONOMY

Is pract.ced by many people. who buy infe-
rior articles OF food because cheaper than
standard goods Surely infants are entitled
to the best food obtainabe. 1t Ia fact Il at
the Gail Borden Eagle" Band Condensed
MIX Is the best infant food Y.ur grocer
and druggist keen it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

VERDICT SET Judge Coz 10 Wash
lngton yesterday set aside the verdict Of
Jury in the c,ae of SSlveser s. S.ockbridse
against the Richmond and Danville Raii-
road Company. 10 this case the Jury, as
heretofore reported, gave verdict of $50. 900
In favor OF Mr.. Stock bridge, q Baltimore
lawyer, VITO was permanently disabled by a
catastrophe 90 the Virginia Midland Rail.
road The caee will now be trie d again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-07

Pain in chest. short breath, pain futter-
ing, smothering, dropsy, asthma. cured by
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, sold ct druggists,
Free treatise by mail. MILES MED. Co.,
Eikhart. Ind.