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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Yaleutine-Braxtsn.

Nr. Henry Lee Valentine and Miss Kate
Shore BraNtOu. will be married this even.
INK al half past o'clock at the second
If5sbytefian church, by the Rev DR.. llose'
TIE wedding will be- a quiet one, only the
Dearest relatives Of the bride and groom
having received Invitations. Mr.. james
Maroon valentine, younger brother OF the
groom will be best man. Tsere viii be nc
bridesmaids, while eight cousins OF The
Vflle Viii act as ushers. After the mar.
iege ceremony the bridal couple will take
'oe nortabound train for Montreal and will
,pend about a month Ia Canada. Amer their
,,slufn they viii 20 10 live at the house oi
NE bTaXtOn', mother OF the bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Sor,h state q saning..

Df. FOX. Of Gullioid county. some time
during the Christmas holidays attempted 10
shoot a double -barfeled gun. when boih bar
rels went OF and exploded. blow irG cut COM
pleteiy one OF his eyes aDi perhaps lorma-
nsBtly in)uriIg tne other.
/. Watson Grier. depot agent at Deltop'
who was shot by MsTshal Dalton IN III
rculty Christina. eve, died Thursday uisut
from the eueo OF his wound. slf. Grer Sa-
A son vi Arthur GrieT. Ot rineVllie, md Vas
only twenty-five year, Old.
since the Faterprise advocated ihe esiaD-
listment of a broom factory ~ hlen i"iht 90
the on.Operative plan The people have begun
tO talk and act and II is likely that u moe
Will soon be made In that direction.
An epidem Of jaudi' c hos been prevailing;
IA newton. As a general thing II has Decn VI
q ..lII firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
GRANTED A NEW TRIAL.

John L. Boyd Gets Another Chance at
Freedom ON the Testimony of IA Lady.
ROANOKE, Va, Jan. H.-lSpeciall =
John 7. Boyd, recently convicted here and
sentenced e ten years IN the penitentiaiy
for attempting to blow up the house Of Mr..
Worien with dynamite, was granted new
trial to-day on the affidavit Of Mrs, Pauline
A. Morris. OF Bedford county, who saw the
fuse lighted and the man run away, oul
swears he was not Boyd. She lived mex
door TO the demolished house at the time,
bu moved away at once. Boyd will be ac-
quilted, il Is believed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Lecture to the Teaeber..

The Chemical Lecture Room at the Medi.
cal College was Alled yesterday with the
public school teachers Of Richmond TO listel
10 the fourth Of the series Of lectures by Dr.
II. II. Levy. His lecture occupied about
IN h,ur, and his subject was " Blood and
he Circulation" Before the lecture began
one might have supposed that the ball wa'
filled with girls from the various schools Sc
great was the din made by the merr,
chatter nd laughter, and the most notice.
able feature of the assemblage was the
amount of youth and loyeliness displayed
on the many faces.
The lecture was enjoyed and listened tc
tfipntiyply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
ASSOCIATION BALL NOTES.
Matters Of inte-e.t TO Dancers and the
Public.

The dancers, who will participate IN the
,ir Roger &c Coyerley dance at the Associa-
ton all. had their hrst reueal sal yesterda,
evening at Belyidere Hall. They we're IN
Structed by MIR. IL. +. Laube, who is taking
A great interest in the matter, and VIII ~.
troduce several new cps in the dance.
rhe next rehearsal will be on Saturday.
ANYBODY who wishes 10 wear fancy cor
tune to the ball. whether he or she Is q
lancer in the Sir Roger dance or not, Will
NJ permitted to DO so. TINS matter has been
considered in the last few days, and 1t II
lbe general opinion OF the Ball Committee
tbat many would wish to weArthe cost tImes
worn M The Colonial Ball. ofcourse 1t viii
NOT he obligatory t. wear fancy costume,
but many will do 80 since the Ball Commit
tee have no objection.
Mrs. George W. Bagby, the correspond
INC secretary of the Association, received
Si50 from the New York branch OF The As
socisuon yesterday. Mrs. Roger A. Pryor.
of that civ. is one cftLe yice-presidenls, and
Mn. Logan c. Murray Is the treasurer
Tbe money goes into the general iund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
FOR LAND OF THE FREE.
RUSSIAN HEBREWS FLOCklNG
10 AMERICA.
PRrpeli Growing In Popularity -COnfos-
sion of Russian Nihilists-D DcstitutioE IN
London and Distress in freland-foI
sign Events.
lSpecial Cable.l

DOVER. Jan. IA curious spectacle
was witnessed here yesterday on the arriyal
at the admiralty pier, in the Marie Hen
riotte, Of the Russian and German emf
grants, many of them Hebrews, who were
sent here in charge Of the agent Of the In
man line on account Of the freezing Of the
scheldt. They are en- route for America
The Marie Ilenriette had been especially
chartered for the trip, and found great dii-
fculty in making her way through the
dense logs. AS she drew up to the pier her
unfortunate passengers, who were packed
together like sardines. seemed nearly
frozen, although many of them were pr0tec.
ted by skins ard lur closks. They left last
night for Liverpool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
DeSTI1UTloN IN LONDON.
Hundreds OF People in the Great cts
without tiiher Food or Raiment.

LONDON, Jan. IA visitor TO Galway
paints an appalling picture Of destitution in
some Of the more remote districts in Cara
roe and other places. Many hundreds OF
children are obliged 10 remain away from
school because they are absolutely without
cl0thing-eyen single garment, much less
cans, shoes or coats They remain in their
cabins hungry and naked, crouching over a
wrctched fire. Clothing is as urgently
needed in these districts as food.
TERRIBLE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
CORK, Jan. 1l.-In order to relieve ss
much as possible the terrible distress in this
section, the Government officials have
opened works at Mizenhead. ThOu-
sands Of persons Of both sexes and
all ages are already employed there.
aud measures are being devised L.
employ many more. In this connection it
is said that unless prompt action Is taken
al Achil Island the fearful scenes which
marked the famine Of lS46'l7 may be re-.
produced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

4 meeting or soolchmen and their de-
scendants was held at Leo Camp Hall
Tuesday night for the purpose Of organizing
/, clan. The following officers were elected
r. p. Campbell. chief Peter Donald, past
chief: W. X Mason, tanist; Thomas Me.
Niyen. chaplain; james Phillips, secretar,
Alexander Calder. financial secretary
Charles Campbell, tresurer; Thomas Fraser
senior htnchman; John Berry, senschenai
Humphrey Calder. Jr., warder; Thoma.
Dreyer. sentinel, ", y. IIoge, Jr. Pbysi-
elan: Peter Copeland, Thomas Johnston
and John Shanks. trustees.
It was decided 10 name the body Clan
Cameron for Mr. Alexander Cameron, an
honorary member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Nlhni.t. Make a Confes.ion.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Russian police
have succeeded in obtaining confessions
from several of the hundred or more persons
10 aa put on trial shortly for ninilism
These confessions show that the nihiiisl
propaganda !s as powerful as ever and
especially strgng in the higher schools and
universities rom which operations are ui-
r. cied. The nihilists. the iniormers "a!
would for the present be satisfied with free
dom Of the press and the creation of a ma
tional assembly. as existed until the SIX
teenth century, and was aooliebd by tht
Car. The various bodies Of nihilists act
independently of each other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
MURDER IN narrower.
\ CoIored Mother Hraias Her Infant and
Cuts Its Throat.

OFTLEY, VA, Jan. lI.-IspeciaI.I-saIIlt
Claiborne, colored, living at Mr.. j.
W. Philips, near beaver Dam,
1as been lodged in Jail. charged
with numbering Der three-year-old infant.
She first beat out It's brains with a
lat-iron. and then cut its throat. After
completing the tendish deed she hid the
bloody knife and the remains in box under
he bed, where they were subsequently
found. The woman's husband, Jam IS Clai-
borne, was sent 10 tle pepitenliary seyerai
years ago, lOr putting Instructions on the
chesapeake and ohio track, near Beaver
Dam; and his father, a noted thief, was.
several years after the war, given ten
YEAR term for burglarizng a meat house in
This ueighbOrhOOd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
AYouMG elRL,s AeRoIsM.
Miss Edith Annis, Inatded, Pilots Nefst
The Plscs Of sick Seamon.

Atss Idltn Anntss nhfdt a, ftiOts "a We sci
in the PLACE of ,iek Seamon.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer All0
arrived here this morning from llayti, hay
ing on board Miss Edith Annis, aged
eighteen years, daughter Of Captain Anni-.
Of the bark James Ii. iiamlin. 81 Yarmouth,
y. :, which was reported spoken sea "A
few weeks ago with all hands down with
yellow lever Since that time moth
ing defnite has been heard from the
bark. The IIamin left Philadelphia the
last of December Tor Mobile. A few deyS
out. fever made Its APPEARANCE. Miss Ar
Ms said to-day that i. WAS ehagres fever
and not yellow fever, rs reported The
officers we're taken sick, and then the
crew. On the 9d Of ID. cem9er the first
mate died. and on the sth OF December
Captain Annis died. Both were buried
at sea. Miss Annis, the second mate, and
three seamen (nine other seamea being con-
lined TO their beds viii ,he feYer) piloted
the vessel 20 Aux ttaes, llayti, and there
she Was taken i'll with the fever. On her
recovery she took passage on the Alyo. The
crew are recovering. and when they are
able 20 work the vessel viii leave iOl
Mobile,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

correspondent of THE TIMES that he anc
his party had been In the vicinity Of Norfolk
several days and that some members had
made purchases there, but he expected
them to be better pleased with and invest
more in the properties offered by the South
west.
All of the old officers OF the National
Bank Of this city were reelected yesterday
at the annual meeting Of their board, and
the bank pronounced to be in most -four
ishing condition.
The sales Of tobacco here this week is
very small, but prices keep up to high
figure. Lugs brought as much as s. and
5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Iha Nine,.epth Anniy.rsary.

sey'e,s were conducted yesterday morn
ing al O'clock in st. Peters Cathedral IN
ce ebraiion of the nineteenth anniversary OF
be death Of Bishop McGill. solemn High
Mas, was celebrated by Rev. ii. Cutler,
Deacon Very Rev. j Frioli, sub-Deason
Rev. l.. NJ. Tearney. In ..se sanctuary
we're Bishop Van de Vyyer and Father Hun
ley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
r.rssoo.oOO Fire.

Sxw YoRg. January 1.-THE large gu SIX, <,
80 mslf.house OF j.. NJ. Van Tasseli, al
st0I ,i1''sao,,, streei and Thirteenth avenue,
w. VIZ e'omp,etely gutted Oy IRE early oon ihls
morning. with loss Of about ,il ysoOV9y T,,,S 70
stock aud $4,000 70 me oniIams, .,n ans;o rn ,yer,
thousand bushels Of feed ana graz" "eis
destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
DANVllLE DOTS.
funeral OF Or. wsre-rhe Trowbridge
Hallway suit.

DANvILLE. VA, Jan. l4.-lspecial. :
The funeral of DIR. T. j. Ware took place
at the Home for the Sick this afternoon, and
The body was buried with Masonic honors
The case Of w. II. TIOwbridge's admins
traitor against the Danyille Street-Car Com
pany has been appealed to the supreme
Court Of Appeals, The jury having decided
against the plaintiff. The appeal is taker
mainly on the refusal Of the presiding judge
10 instruct the jury that the Danville Street
Car Comp ny's charter is not valid. On
this instruction Judge Aiken refused Ia
pass. on the ground that it was not germain
10 the nleadings al the bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

Mx,lpuIs. TENN Jan. 14.-Ahispatch 20
ths - Anneal. Al Avalanche states that the town
Of irenada, Miss, is in flames. Lasge store, ore
a and warehouses have succun oed, s,oo aso nn1
others oIT are imperllled and about SloViVO' 90; ~
worth OF property, II is estimated, VIII VIII 3o ''
DESTROYED, as there are no hre companies ~
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
PARNELL's POPULARITY.

lie IL Gaining Everywhere Throughout
Ireland-Ihe O'Shca Probate.
LONDON, Jan. 14.-Dublin advices state
that Mr.. Parnell is gaining everywhere
throughout Ireland, especially in the sgri-
cultural districts. John O'Conner, ParnelPs
editor, says that the heart Of Ireland IL with
Parncll aud that no influence can prevent
It from throbbing in response to bis appeal.
TO TESTIFY IN THE O'sHEA PROBATE.
DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-THE assertion Is again
made that MIR. Parnell is 10 be summoned
as witness in the approaching O'shea pro-
bate proceedings. and that. as c0nse'
quence. the disclosure il rendered certain
Of full details Of certain events which Wele
iealOusly guarded during the progress O.
The divorce suit IN London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
CAUSED BY A SA MILL BOILER
EXPLOSION.
Three Persons Killed and Othets Injured
Boston Capitalists Visit the southwest--
The jackson Monument site-Ths News
From I'll over the state.

IRON GATE, Va, Jan. l4.-lSpeclal.l-
Henderson's saw-mill boiler exploded here
to-day at ;lj o'clock, killing John Hender'
son. his son, and a negro man named Ret
ben Wills, from Fincastle, Va.
IIenderson's body was awfully. mangled,
and "A part Of it hurled one hundred and
fifty yards from the mill.
The engine and saw-mill are a total
wreck. Not piece of the boiler was left
as big as hat.
-Four other parties escaped slightly in
iured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Miss Florence AoasDrieG Wsddsd 20 he
Comte "a N xoDnr.

wAsHlNGroS. h. c.. Jan. A.-jiiss Flor
ence Marie Audenricd was marIi d %
Charles Marie sudosil De La Forest, Comp,e
ii Diyonne, OF Dyoune France, on attache
of the French legation. by Archbishop Cor
rigsu, OF New York, at ~. Mathews church,
tnls morning. Elaborate ptep@raisons hAa
been made tor the event, and The interior o.
the church neyer presented more Oeahtilui
and isspiring scene. The altar was trans-
formed from It's usual as1ect OF severe SIM
pIiciiy 10 one of exquisite beauty ana ait.
Five hundred cards Of admission 70 the
church had been issued, apparently All OF
which were soceTtel. The nuptal mass.
oc,alo, ieg about iOtty-aye minutes, pase.o
rlthour faw. The BRIDE wac attended Dy
.,x bride smaids. aud entered the church on
The arm q Secretary Blaine, Sho rel re-
.eniea The diplomatic corps aud gave het
49, Tine groom was also attended by siN
assistants. among them Minister koustan
and three brothers OF the Count.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

The sale Of seats for the engagement of
Miss Alberta Gallatin, open ell this morn
ing.
Miss Gallatln. supp OF ed by Mr.. Crests n
Clarke, PLAYS "Romeo and Juliet" to-mor-
row night. and Saturday afternoon, and
"As You Like IT." Saturday night. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

A meeting Of the state Agricultural aud
Mechanical society will be held to-day al
II 80 A. NJ. in the rooms OF the Richmond
Bar Association. At thi. meeting some
action will be taken as 10 the debt OF the
society, aud the subject Of holding an eN-
posltion next Iall will be discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

ATLANTA, GA. January 1.-THE Direct
rrade Convention. which opened here to-
day. appointed ,hairman from the different
south Atlantic and Gull states. and author
znd them TO appoint committeeman - be-
Siu cugassng for subscriptions 81 stocb
m the Two companies,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
TAAYeR'S TENACTY.

.rh. old E.-Goyernor Refuses TO Nacaie
isis once.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. lf.-SoNernor boy"
this morning made formal request OF the
Board OF Public Lands and Buildings Tor iht
rooms now occupied by Ex-Governor Ihayer
that he might have ready access 10 tne re-
cords of the executive office. The Boaro
mel. but took no decisive action and an
other meetinx is fixed for this afternoon
Tbayer ref,lses TO yacate the quarters iol
fear that such concession may be construed
10 his disadvantage,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Hurt nj A Fire.

The alarm OF lire frsm box IS Yesterday
morning was caused by the partial burning
OF store No. 1901 north Seventeenth street
occupied by Louis fresney. Loss about
$40. Mr.. Oswald Knight, runner with
Company No. J, fell from porch and was
very painfully but not seriously hurt
| lie was taken home In the ambulance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

WHEELING. W. VA. Jan. 1.-THE Rev.
Evan Watkins. who WAS indicted for an as.
stult upon Miss Gertie Burckhardt, was
found guilty yesterday, and he was com.
mitted 10 jail. lie was leader in the locui
Inv and NIlnr MnNnmont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

Aessrs. James II. and Earnest Christian,
.suNe NiFginians who have for the past
sstnly years resided In Kansas. are here on
VISIT 10 friends and relations. Although
80 80 ehefgetie, pushing ways Of the West
,aseo them from business standpoint 10
s., 80 their residence In that section. like
49,, nnnians. the mother State will ever
,oe Mecca of their affections.
A. hdward 4. Christian. a relative OF the
en, Senuemen, showed hem around the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
TIE NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast. Virginia and North Carolina:
falr stationary temperature
The boiler shop OF the l. locomotive and Ma
chine Works was destroyed 10y fire last night.
"A charter was granted the Aioniczumo
building Company. OF Rlchmond.--The
state Board OF Agriculture met The
Farmers Alliance OF Hickory Grove protest.
al 20 the Governor against an extra session
OF the ieglslature.--MiSs Csrrie johnson
and Mr.. Melvin y. HirSman were married.
Tho stockholders Of the Guarantee Building.
Loan and Trust Company elected oniceis-
D. Parker called ot the Governor about
Koch's lymph.-Mr Thomas =. nerhcli and
Miss 1obitha Kellem were married. The
state Bank OF Virginia elected officers
The Leo Camp committee cofairangcmcnts Of
for the colehmtio on on the 19ih met NE
southern Manufacturing Company elected
oniccrs-Mrs. Catherine Ilizabtth ] M
meuhauscr died There will lc q compcti-
tive driil at the atmory 10 nlghi.-The
Electric Light Committee met.--Germania
Lodge. X. OF T., installed officers The Ag-
riculturai and Mechanical socie,, will NEE;
to-day.
VIRGINIA.
visiting the southwcst.--Thc exploiting OF
"a saw-mill boiler at Iron Gate killed John
Henderson. his son and e negro named Reu-
bin Wills and totally destroyed the engine.
The Trowbridee railway damage suit, oi
pauyillc has been taken TO the Supreme
Court.-Tne trial ofJm Caney for murder
is in progress al Lexington The V. VI. /
has offered site for the jackson Monument
wAsHINGroN.
Another political row was caused lu tic
House yesterday on Reed, attemptingto en-
force. for the hrsi time this session. his bull
doing tactics -Hoar still hoping To- call
up lls Force biil but does not know when he
can DO so.
SEw YORK.
mn politics adjourned the New YoikIc-
e.slntUrc ui noon yesterday. despite the pro
test ola strong Democratic minofity.-Mo.
lions were made in She United States Cgmi-
nal court New YORK. yesterday. 60 quash the
Indictment against james A. simmons on
technical grounds The crisis in Connect
cut s., gctu1g mote and more complicated.
The ruddcr Of The United states ship Bos-
tou has been found 10 be defective.
FoREIGN.
several OF the captured Nihilists Of London
have made confessions.-Pa Parneil is rapidly
gaining public favor.-The dosIitution n
London and Ireland continues A large
number of Russian Jews are migrating 10
America.
GENERAL.
rigid hil protecting the Of oysters state
passed its third reading in the House of Dele
rat,, of N0rih Carollna-Ihe pubic schoo'
expenses oi North Carolina viii De cuitailed
-Ine new United states revenue cut1er
"Wuona" mas arrived at New Borne. y. G.
steps are being taken 10y the Raleigh
tlamuor OF Commerce to hold great south
ern exposition al That place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
I'm. rhuaasssr on Behr'ng sea Efsht.

IoNnox. Jan. 1.-THE Tines says: We
,re surprised that any Amer .-ans are lound
10 object 10 the jurisdiction OF me tr"uhsi
ahleh. since the DAYS "a t'hsei Jnst1',' hsr.
',',si ,ney have HE'LL np to the asiniiratlon -
No world. tiere ths }adgm rs OF thas
.anrt win be received wita ressezt. a de-
,.;s,.a IN favor OF Mr. Rslna's rohie sliohs
w,,,ll be IN no sense hirsssng npon ~. As
,eg.e ,lecis.on Would put an end - Ars
I,:aias : polioy at slroAe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
rnlnrad Nln.Irri..

McCabe & youngs minsirels, which art
said 10 be very good troupe Of coiofed peo-
ole, began an engagement at be Broad
Street Opsra-ll0use tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
BOSTON CAPITALISTS.
They visit the Southwest on a Prospect
lac TouT-Other News.

LYNcuBuRG, Va, Jan. IL Especial. !
The Secretary Of the Treasury has made the
following appointments In the revenue SER
vice Of this district. William NJ. Goody-
koniz. storekeeper and gauger at Floyd
Courthouse. aud James III. Oyerstreet, {,
storekeeper aud gauger at Bedford CITY.
A party Of eighteen Boston capitalists. 10
charge Of Editor Gleason, OF the Fall River
Advertiser. passed through the city TO-DAY
en- route to points la the South west on n
prospecting tour. Mr.. Gleason told the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
pLuMB's AMENDMENT REJECTED

Mr.. Plumb's amendment was opposed b'
Messrs. Gray. Eyarts, Hale, sherman and
others, and advocated By Me-srs. Cvke,
stewart, Plumb, Morgan, Butler and seye'
raj other senator's.
Mr. sherman, in opposing the amendment
said he would Vote for no proposition what
ever 10 increase the Issue OF paper money
believing as be did, that the Senate bad al.
ready agreed 10 a proposition which ~oul
furnish money enough, and more than
enough. TO supply not only ali the demand-
OF business. but OF all the Spectators and
gamblers Of the country.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-01-03
Gen. Rosecrans' Bravery.

The famous Gen. R~osecrans, who
was placed on the retired list by the
last Congress, is one of the bravest
men in Washington. Not all of his
reputation for courage was gained on
the battlefield, either, for he is the
only man in the capital bold enough
to walk down the street with DR..
Mary Walker. Between the eccentric
doctor and the late Register of the
Treasury there has long existed a
strong friendship. Clerks in Gen.
Rosecrans' Office had become 80 accus'
toned to seeing the little woman in
mans attire sitting near their chiefs
desk, chatting and laughing with him
most heartily, that they forgot to gos'
sip about 1t. DR.. Mary Walker has q
very sunny temper, Notwithstanding
her martyr-like and unsuccessful devo-
ton to her hobby, and is besides q
woman Of sense and culture. Gen.
Rosecrans, gallant old veteran that he
is, has no patience with the thoughtlesi
persons who ridicule the doctor simply
because her notions Of dress do moi
conform to the conventional, and has
more than once proved his sincerity
and independence by atrolling a bloch
or two along crowded Pennsylvania
avenue in the mannish little woman's
company.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-01-03
The people at the Worlds

The peopfe at the Worlds
Dispensary of Buffalo, N. Y,
have a stock-taking time once
a year and what do you think
they do? Count the number
of bottles that've been re-
turned by the men and women
who say that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery or
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion didn't do what they said
it would do. =.
And how many do you
think they have to count.
One in teni Net one tn five
kand,sd/
Here are two remedies
one the Golden Medical Dis
covery, for regulating and in
MIGRATING the liver and purify
ing the blood; the other, the
hope of weakly womanhood,
and they've been sold for
years, sold by the million bot
ties; sold under a foatiOs
guarantee, and not one in five
hundred can say:
1t was not the medicine for
me
And-is there any reason
why you should be the one 7
And-supposing you are what
do you lose AdsoAateI
inotAMg/