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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
HANDS SOME WEST.END M
PROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY
TO BE SOLD BY COMMISSIONER OF TIE
CuANCERY COURT.

By virtue Of n decree Of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in the cause VI Lawrence Is. MOrriss
against Garland Horriss and others, entered
June ., 1891, | will, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1881,
at O'Clock p NJ, on the premises, proceed %
sell by public auction to tho highest bidder, the
following PROPERTY
First. The Old MORRlSS HOMESTEAD, 'front.'
ing on Park ana Grove avenues and Harrison
street. This property may De sold as whole or
In lots fronting on Park avenue thus insurlhg
protection to the fronts OF lots on opposite side
OF Park avenue.
Second. TEN 90 LOTS fronting on north side
OF Park avenue between HarrisOn and BOYD
streets These lots front ~ feet each and
extend back to an alley.
This Ia the most desirable property now On
the market and should attract the atientlonoi
parties seeking first-clas5 Investments or sites
TOR buidng homes.
TERMS: one fourth cash and the balance In
three equal instruments nj six. twelve, ana elgh-
teen months 'or negotiable notes, with per
cent interest and waiver Of homestead exemp-
ton, and title retained until the whole purchase
money il paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court.
Plats OF tho property may be seen AT the Oh
fee OF K. b. Chafln IL Co., who Will be glad 10
give any Information in regard TO the lots.
WILLIAM V. WILSON, JR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
SALE OF EXPRESS PACKAGES.
Spirited Bidders Find Them
selves Swindied-NOw Indignant.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
GREENSBORO. N. c., November 3:-There
was held i'll this place last Saturday what
is known as a sale of unclaimed express
packages. The sale began early in the
morning and continued until late IN the
afternoon, and IL was something wonder
ful 10 see the crowds of men eagerly bid
ding for the unknown contents OF those
neatly-bound bundles. The buyers were
not allowed to examine their packages un-
ri after the sale. else there would have
been few at least Of our citizens with
heavier pockets to-day. The sale was, to
put 1t in plain words. a miserable swindle.
DEEPLY REPENTANT.
The express company received about
300 for packages not worth more than
$500. There is considerable Indignation
felt among the citizens at the way they
hive been treated. But the general feel
ING among those who invested Is one OF
deep repentance and Illumination, and II IS
safe to venture that no one of them Will
ever bid again at an unclaimed express
package sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
FREIGHT MOVEMENT.
NoNfoLkS HEAVY TRAFFIC oveR
AL the WATER LINES.


lCussupondsncs a the Richmond Dispatch.l
NoavoLx, November a-Ths movement
q ffeishts over the various transportation
unes continues heavier than ever known
epeoes and Is increasing. Traffic between
ibis city and Boston and Providence Is OK
tsasdinafy. The steamship Essex arrived
yesterday and had to miss her trip to Balti-
more In order to return ut once TO Boston
end Providence and relieve the accumula-
t3on OF freight here. The new territory
opened up in the West by the Norfolk and
western railroad 10 . great factor in the
lncrcased business of the port. This line
be- been delivering freights hero from
Pacific points in less than nineteen days.
Captain Thomas Jenkins. weli-known
citizen OF the Sandy Point section OF Nor
Bethel church. and the Odd-Fellows at
tended. He dicd on Sunday, and was IN
che sixty-sevepth year ~ his age.
ms INJURIES FATAL
The colored man DOE Hodges, who was
shot through the body BY another negro
named Williams on Che stput street, Ports
mouth, recently, Is very low and VIII DIE
from his injuries. Seven doctors perform
cd an operation on him on Sunday hoping
20 save his life.
The Episcopal ministers Of this section
oil left this morning to attend the convo-
cation, which commences ut suffolk to-day.
Mayor Frank Morris Is again able TO at
tend ~ the duties OF his Office.
LrBELIYp.
TIE steamship Chatfeld. recently found
In distress of the Capes. mas been hbelled
BY the Ocean Steamship Company. OF Sa-
vannah, Ga. in Judge Hughes's court:
The master Of the steam ship BrlxEam and
Others have also libclled the Chatfieid. her
cargo. and freight for towing the vessel !, TO
the point where she was picked mp by the
City of Augusta.
Burglars have resumed operations on
the suburbs of Portsmouth.
SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS.
The revival meetings which have been
conducted by Rev. DIR. Wharton. OF Balti-
more, at the Peoples lssm jones' 1sber-
uscle have been brought TO clio sc. AS a
result of the Wharton meetings some $50
conversions have taken place, and 1T can
be truthfully said that no more successiul
meetings have ever been held IN Norfolk.
DIR. Wharton left this morning Tor Rich
Dond.
The body Of the colored man found
drowned in the Eastern branch yesterday
was recognized as that of Thomas Pierce,
OF Portsmouth.
BURIAL REYUsgD.
A negro oyeterman named E'lue died
suddenly on SUNDAY night on the sioop
Mary Ann Caroline, at the mouth OF james
river, and the body was brought mere yes
terday. The authorities refused TO give IL
pnuper burial and the captain OF the sioop
was directed to take 1t TO Isle OF wight
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04

In obedience 10 the hereinafter-mentioneA do
cree We will by auction. on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1891,
n, 400 o'clock p. W., the VALUABLE, THO
ROUGHLY-CONSTRUCT ED, AND WELL-FlN-
ISHED BRICK RESIDENCE above referred to,
with the lot on which IL stands, fronting 30 feet
and running back $50 feet 20 an alley.
The location OF this property Is among the
choicest, being opposite the palatial mansion
and grounds Of Major Gnter, and Just where
other handsome improvements are going ~ and
where others are still 10 DO erected in the near
future: and the price OF land in this particular
s1uarc (the last sale being al $3.50 IL 'front.' fooD
insures the erection Of nothing except hand-
come ana costly structures hereafter. ms
house IL beautifully arranged, has been well
cared for. and il altogether very desirable IN
every respect. IL contains about eleven rooms,
besidcs ample servants accommodations, and II
can be seen Mt any reasonable hour by applying
on the premises. II desired more ground ON the
west can be had nj a reasonable price.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the residue NJ
one. two, and three years for notes with interest
semi-annualy or more Than one fourth In cash,
or all cash nj the option Of the purchaser, and
the title to be retained until all the purchase
money shall have been paid.
WYNDHAM X. MEREDITH,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
SDecal Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
Petersburg's Delegates to Norfoik-Mar-
ried at Garvsburg, n. &.

~
ICorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
PyrrRsBuIG. Va, November 3.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen will represent tue FIRST
Baptist church. of this city. in the Baptist
General Association, which meets on
Tuesday evening next i'll the frcemasou
church. Norfolk: Rev. DIR. j. Nj. Pitcher
10 life member of the association, Bartlett
ROPER, Simon Seward, $. S. Bridges, L; A.
Heartley. X. j. j. Spratley. W. p. Taylor,
q. II. Woody, Il. w. Collier, and W. ID.
Sprntley. The other Baptist churches
have not yet elected their delegates.
MATRIMONIAL.
The outh.bound tram tins morning took
aboard two passengers IN this city Tor "a
rysburg N. Ca young lady ana eehtie-
man whose object in taking the trip was
marriage. They we've MIR. George I. New
som. popular young clerk. and Miss lll-
liam Jones. a charming young lady. Pa
rental objections were the cause OF the
marriage outside of the State. The young
couple returned to the city on the evening
tram and will III future reside here.
STORE ROBBED.
The store of Mr.. J. +. Lockett, dry
goods and notions dealer, on Halifax
street. was entered by burglars last nig hi
and robbed of a considerable quantity OF
goods. Nothing has been heard to-day OF
either goods or robbers.
The unusually light receipts OF tobacco
in this market IL accounted Tor by the
fact that for weeks past the farmers have
had no season for handling their crops
The first good season that comes vii
bring "a surfeit to the warehouses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
AucryoK sALEs zJE,rssr. D:ys: ~,...-.
TRUSTEEY SALE OF TIE VERY
Valuable Old Virginia Homestead
"ROSEWELL."
on YORK RIVER IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY
CONTAINING ABOUT l.1221< ACkEs.

ON YORK RIVER IN GL0uCESIEk SOuNII'
CONTAINING ABOUT l.1221s AchEs'
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated
April liz. 1853, recorded In the Clerks
once OF Gloucester County court, ue-
fault having been made In the payment Q, .ns
debt therein secured, ~ tne reauess III, III Iii
benencianos tho undersigned trustees VIII SO"
at public auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY, DEcExBER 4. 1891,
nj 1o O'clock NJ, that weil-kpown and valuable
TRACT OF LAND, together with AL tpe tn,
provoments thereon. known as "hostw ELI"
OF which Josiah l. Deans, died seized stuase ,
An Gloucester county, Va, near Clay-Bank wharf.
and bounded by York river, by Aberdeen creek '
nv The lands Of BENJAMIN Y. Leigh. by the farm
known "a "Borums" and " New quarter. anu
by Carriers creek, estimated 10 contain i,iI<le
ACRES.
The land IL unusually fertile. being In the
rapidly growing trucking section OF Ildewatef'
Va. There are on the premises iarge UTE
dwelling-houso and ,he customary ont-ouiini'lgS
conveniently located. Tho place IL exception.
ally well timbered. and the land very rich and
adapted to all cereals and truck crops, about
one hall being In cultivation: The neishn"r-
hood Ia good, and the place IL conSoniohs 70
schools. churches, and markets -
Steamers plying on the YORK rlNer D''mcVn
Baltimore and West Point stop at Clsy-Dahs
wharf Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays anu
at the next wharfs on alternate days.
IL Is seldom that such a splendid estate y pus
upon the msrxet. Purchasers and investors
rarely have such An opportunity TO buy. IL Is
one OF the historic places OF Old virginia.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses OF sale ana 70
pay the sum OF s6,929.22 Of psst-due purchase,
money. with interest thereon at the rate OF .
per cent per annum from the 18th day OF Aprii,
isss, but as 70 tho said interest subject TO a
credit: balance on easy terms TO suit satisiac-
tory purchaser TO be announced NJ sale
THOMAS n. PAGE.
oc3I Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
DEATH OF WALTER v. GARDEN.
The Excellent and Weli-Kept Condition OF
the Cemctery at Chase CITY.

tho Cem"t6fy ut CHdSe V0S'
(Corrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
CHASE CRY. Va. November 3.-Mr. Wal:
ter v. Garden, a well-known surveyor OF
this town. died here this morning after
brief illness OF pneumonia. He was n
native of Charlotte county, and was ex-
tensively acquainted there. and also III
Chesterfield. He was about fifty-slz years
old.
The cemetery here is beautifully stu;
ated with numerous shade-trecs, is well
kept. comprises several acres, and has re,
Gently been enclosed with substantial
iron railing. Some handsome tomDsiones
have beer placed over the graves OF the
departed. and the drive and wal k-ways TO
this land of the dead greatly imp roved by
the cemetery company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
FUNERAL OF THE LATE J. L. KELLER.
rita Foy Defeated In the Foo t-Race by the
Eighth OF Second.

EbXutu Oh - StSuuus
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLorTEsvnLE, Va, November S.-The
funeral Of John l.. Keller took place
from the Baptist church at o'clock
this afternoon and the interment in
Maplewood. The remains reached the city
ct i o'clock this morning from San An
tonic, Tex. where Mr.. Keller died last
week after a long illness Of fever. Mrs.
Keller was detained III Texas by the severe
illness Of one OF her children.
ONE HUNDRED YARDS IN ELEVEN SECONDS.
The foot-race between Mr.. Fitz Foy. a
young lawyer Of the Albemarle bar, and
Mr.. Il. b. North, an athlete Of Meriden,
Conn.,, resulted in Mr.. Foy's defeat by the
eighth Of a second. Mr.. North made the
l00-yards dash in eleven seconds.
The usual election-day fishing party
loft this city early this morning for Bus
by's pond. Fluyanna.
Mrs Lizzie Gunther. Of the University
- in New York city.
PERSONAL.
! Mr.. A. j. Parish has arranged for the
erection Of q handsome building OF
Nam street. II is to be three stories.
Brigadier-GeneralJ John Gibbon, United
States army, has been on a visit to
his sister. Mrs. v. q. Humbert, ut the
University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
GOOD TeMpLAa OFFICERS.
Installation In TaIisman Lodge-Work on
tho Cemetery Road.

Installation In TaIisman Lodge-Work on
tho Cemetery Road.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA, November 8. - Lodge.
Deputy \. p. Taylor last night installed
the following recently-elected officers OF
Talisman Lodge OF Good Tempiars; James
Hawkins, vice-templar Alvin Powell.
chaplain: L. l.. Coakley and 4. X. Petit.
secretaries: Miss Maggie Paine, treasurer;
J. X. Mansfield. marshal. and Miss Mary
King. sentinel. The new passwords ana
signs for tho quarter were also given out.
Captain Symington. United States army
who has charge Of the building OF the mill
tary road from Alfred and Wilkes streets
10 the Soldiers National cemetery. expects
TO have the work done by the frs OF the
year. He has large force OF men at work
and is pushing it as fast as possible. Inc
new road will be great Improvement 70
southwestern section of the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
.COS7 VS.. Y ALUE.
Cost Does Not Determine Value.

How often you have found In your purchases
OF Clothing that "cost did not determin. value
Price Is no proof of wear. Appearances are
sometimes deceitful. You always think behind
the sale, Who's doing IL We want you to re-
member one thing when YOU come to US. th at
We are behind each sale, and not only as sellers
Of the garment, but rs makers OF them. As tho
makers and sellers wo stand for the value. You
take neither cost nor appearance. only 80 far as
to be suited with the ono and pleased with the
other.
Al whatever price you pay We give equivalent
value. Zach department Is equally pledged TO
this-Men's, Boys. Has, and Furnishings.
Come. see what elegant things We show In each.
In SUITS. oyERcoATS. and TROUSERS we
give results equal TO tho best merchant tailors
and charge only about half their prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
WEST POINTS SHIPPING.
Affairs Lively Around the Wharves-ln-
creased Cotton Receipts.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.)
WEST POINT, Va, November 3.-The APP
pearance about the wharyes at this port Mt
present reminds one of several seasons
ago. There are three foreign ships here
now, the City of Agra, Captain Ghrief ;
the Mentmore, Captain Mohat. and the
bellin, Captain Tointon. The Cicelia
sailed on Sunday and the Michigan on
Friday. =,
The cotton receipts are considerably
ahead of this time last season; "a, 1922 bales
were received during the month OF Octo-
Der. against 1886 III 1890.
The Bellini reports having encountered
heavy weather on the voyage, one day
only running thirty-four miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
OWELliNG-hOUSE BURNED.
Valuable Surrounding Property Saved
from the FLAMES by the Citizens

Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.J
LURAY, Va, November 3.-A frame
dwelling houye situated on Nam street
near the centre Of the town. owned by Mrs.
Elizabeth Wheat. and occupied by colored
tenants, was totally destroyed by FIRE
about noon to-day. The tire was FIRST dis
covered in an upstairs room, and is
fhoueht TO have been accidental. The
l0ss g about eS09 no insurance. Valuable
ouyYuunding property was much damaged
b the 6re, but " was fortunately kept
under control after great efforts on the
nort Of citizens Of the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
100 Doses One Dollar
RIJND FROM SCROFULA CURED.

ATLANTA, Ga, June I'd.
Nv six-year-old son has had-a terrible slough
IN, scrofula nicer Of the neck FOR three years at
,onaea with blindness, loss OF hair. great ema-
ciatiod, and general prosiration.
Physicians and various blood remedies were
resorted TO without benefit. me New h''sn'"
Medical College treated him Tor three moh'hs'
but his condition grew worse.
Twas urged 10 try the efficacy OF b. b b. ana
10 the establishment Of myself, friends, ana neigh-
bors. one single bottle effected an entire cure.
Ulcers Of the neck entirely healed; eycsight
restored. and the hair commenced growing on
his head again. live at PAS Jones street, Al
lauta, and my boy is there to be seen
FRANK JOSEPH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTH-sIDE OF MARSHALL STkhhr
BETWEEN MONROE AND II ENRY STREE rs
by virtue of q certain deed OF trust dated Aprii
10, 1891, and recorded In the CLERKS onice on
Richmond Cbancery Court In Deed-Bcok 10
A. page IL, default having been made IN tbe
payment OF note therein secured, ahn
being required so 10 do 10y the beneficiary, VIII
sell by auction on the premises on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1891,
ut 4:3O o'clock L. N. the above property fuliy
described in said deed Of trust fronting on the
north side Of Marshall street twenty-tour feet
and running back between parallel lines 100
feet 10 a twenty-five foot alley with good frame
dwelling. containing seven or eight large rooins,
and other improvements thereon.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost and eApeh-
sea of sale, and note Of ESQ due October 10.
1891, with interest. Purchaser at above
sale will assume tho Glowing notes Sc
cured upon this property: tyo notes Tor sno eacA
payable In twelve, eighteen, fwen;y-iour, thrtY,
and thlrty-six months, ffom April 10, 1871. ami
one noto for $1,000 payable three years nom
April 10, 1891; balance upon such terms a.
may be announced AZ sale. $500
CHARLES A. ROSE.
&C 30-7t trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
By Frank d. Hm & CO., Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS
l. OF GROUND on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
ASHLAND STREET NEAR HE MAkSIaLL
PFsERvOIR. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BEGINNING $50 FEET East F or EANpYL ri.
RrcIIoN AND FRONTING On ashland
AVENUE 90 FEET WITH =, a I DEPIn or 3p
ifFEr WIDE BY virtue Of two deeds 81 trust
tue frst by Julien Binford and wno to trank u;
I'M. trustee, dated 15;h Of March, 1883, ana
duly recorded In Richmond .Chancery Court
CLERKS ofica: the second by Julien blnlora 70
TnZewell ..llett, trustee. dated 20th OF August,
1901. and duly recorded in same court-tne
,nJeragnad will sell the aboye-described PkO-
PFRrY. Oh the premises, by public auction Oh
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1891.
NJ Az o'cld.k 7. NJ. These LOTS are on south
size Ashland avenue Just above Marshall reser-
yor. vateippe in front, and are otherwise yalu-
,hIe on od,ornt OF their nearness to the city
nroner anh the fac,lisies Tor rapid transporta-
TsRxs: While the deed requires all cash much
better terms may be had on the day Of sale.
FRANK ID. HILL
TAZEWELL ELLH1T,
Iruataaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
r. B. CuAFFrs 4 Co., Auctioneers.

I. II, NORRIS AGAnsT GARLAND M0RRIss AND
ALs.-IN THE CHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
|, Charles W. God1in. clerk OF said court,
certify that tho bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree in said cause or
June ?, 1891, has boeL duly given.
Given under my hand this Dist day OF Octo-
Der, 1891. CHARLES W. IODDlN'
mo- Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
ROMANS EX-CONFeDERATES.
The Veterans Will Visit the Exposition
Next Week-A New Hotel.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. N. c., November 3.-Arrange-
ments were made to-day for the visit here
next week of the Rowan regiment Of vete-
ran ex-Confederates, under command of
John A. Ramsey. 1t will arrive Tuesday
and remain until Friday.
A. f. Page, of Aberdeen. Moore county.
to-day perfected his arrangements for
building here q first-class hotel, fronting
the new Union passenger station on Nash
Square,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
BURIAL REFUSED.
THREE RICHMOND WAITS.
They Get Out of Funds mt Lynchnurg-
Wayman Sutton in Safekeeping.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcn'I
LyNcHBURG, Va. November 3.-Ihree
white BOYS, who gave the names OF I'd,
ward McDearmond, John Waldron. and
Granville Carr, ten, twelve. and fourteen
years respectively, applied to the police
ut late hour last night for lodging. They
state that they are from Richmond. and
that they started out to see some OF the
world, but they run short of funds. The
police will hold them until they can COM
municato with their parents.
SUTTON ARRIVES.
Wayman Sutton, who is wanted in
Wythevile for murder, and who was ar
rested in the State OF Washington, arrived
here to-day accompanied by OFFICER
Gaines, who went after him. lie was
lodged in Jail for safekeeplng. sutton Is
suffering from very severe cold ana was
very sick when he arrived here. Ho &c
mes vehemently the charge CT murder Tor
which he was arrested.
HIS LIFE A BURDEN.
This morning a white man, apparently
about fifty years Of age. comfortably clad
and healthy looking made application to
the Mayor to be sent to the almshouse
He was asked where he came from. and he
stated that he owned IA farm in Appomat-
tox county. but his wife quarrelled so tnat
il made his life burden, and he made up
his mind to leave and go 10 the poor,
house. The Mayor refused his request ana
told him to 60 home and assert his pre-,
rogatiye as boss, and he would be all
right"
BENJAMIN +. Wood, well-known citizen
Of this city. died here this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04

POSITION WANTED BY AN EX-
L PERT BOOK-KEEPER. Resident OF Rich
mond and eau give best local references. Adj
dress ACCOUNTANT" Post-O lice Box 81,
CITY, no 4-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
Dyspepsia

sss,ras many lives miserable. and osssn 80
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acne. heartburn, sour stomach, mental oepse
siou. etc. arc caused BY this very common 10
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stomach, creates an appetite, promotes heal ~.
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II have been troubled with dyspspsia' ! haa
INIT lIttis appetite. and what did eat distressed
rne or dId mo little good. In an hour aitsr eauns
T~ouid experience falntncss or tired ailSono
seslins. a. though I had not eaton anything.
HOODS scrsapariila did me AM usnss amount
Of GOOD. II gave RIO an sppc. b ana my 'ooo
,sli,hed and satlsned the era ding mad previous!
.yperieuced. II relieved mo Of that faint ured'
.IIr,ne feeling. 1havc felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsapariIla. that ! am happy 70
recommend IT," @. A. PAGE, WATERFOWL MASS
NIB. Be sure to get only
Hoods SarsapariiIa
so,dby all druggists. 81; izfOrs' rrepareaonly
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100 Doses One Dollar