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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
LEVY & DAVIS.
Dress Goods Novelties.

There is n scarcity OF high novelties In ALL
WOOL DRESS MATERIALS In this country
The oyerstock OF last spring resulted In a seri-
Gus loss TO many importers. II was costly ex-
perience. and dreadlng a repetition Of 1t they
touched fall novelties very lightly. The result
Is demand largely exceeding tho supply.
Quantities never phase rs. Our outlet IL almost
unlimited. High novelties In choicest exclusive
designs are shown here as usual in an assort-
ment probably as large as the combined stocks
OF the city--all are not expensive. Some rs low
"a s49s for full dress pattern. From that up,
with easy rises. TO 800.
SCOTCH TWEEDS and CHEvIOTS imported
by us In upwards Of 100 styles aud patterns,
handsome goods and great for wear from 50c
to 500 yard.
BEDFORD CORDS are also said 20 be scarce.
They may be In some stores, but they are plen-
tiful here. Three more lines have been added
during the past week and the assortment now
consists Of six qualties-S5c., 9sc., 81. s1.25,
$3.50, and 80 a yard. Colors are black, navy
blue, green, brown, tan, gray, and other leading
shades. Where will you find like assortment
Certainly not In Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Toms Proposal.

ankee Blade.
Tom sat with his girl meath the old bay tree,
sat looking out over the lake,
Where the darkness hung upon either side
or the moonbeans' glittering wake.
He pressed her hand, she seemed 20 divine
VIVA, filed him with bliss and with fear;
'Ganst his arm she ever 80 lightly leaned
And he felt that his Heaven was near.
"a week from now:" here he paused. "Oh,
law"
Sho gently exclaimed, then sighed;
The owl overhead chucked "aw-aw-awt"
As be thought Of u willing bride.
Tom runpiod his hair In grim resolve,
I'm have done with foollns." thought no,
"For whether she will or whether she won't,
Good fishes still swim In tho sea-"
snow, see here!" no said. "Wil you marry
me?
You alone my true heart can bless"
As she sank Ia his ready arms. the owl
Fairly sLrieked, "h-h-h-y-yess!"
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Curtains and PorhereS.


There has never been more complete
line in the city. Handsome Nottingham
Curtains for what you used to pay for
the very common quality.
Toe. pair for Tape-Bound Noting
ham Curtain.
sl.96 buys n very pretty pair OF Not
tingham Curtains.
s2.24 for what you have been paying
1915. A perfect imitation OF real brus-
sells Lace.
1925 will buy an imitation Brussels
Lace Curtain four yards long.
s. for pair of real Tambour Lace
Curtains. full length.
$3.50 for an Irish Point Curtain worth
fully 50.
Si.25 for next quality, very handsome
design. such low prices through the
entire depertment,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
The Three Departments Of the Gov
ernment.

ernment.
If. as has been claimed. q nation was
born in day when the Declaration Of H.
dependence was adopted. the free institu-
tions Of that nation at the end of GEN.
fury and more are still undergoing the
process Of capitalization. Is it possible
90 keep the legislative, executive, and iu-
dicial departments OF the Government each
In its own sphere? Is it possible 10 draw
. line between the power Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States to declare un-
constitutional congressional legislation
null and void and its power TO declare any
legislation null and void which in the opin-
Con Of that court is unconstitutional? Is
there any point at which that exalted and
powerful judicial tribunal can DO made TO
halt when it walks abroad in the land to
right the. wrongs OF the people and in
Opect the statutes of the United States TO
ascertain whether the other two depart
pents Of the Government have transcend
I'd or are transcending or are endeavoring
30 transcend their powers under the Fede-
kh Constitution
Again: Seeing that the record OF O court
OF justice imports absolute verify, does it
not follow that the records Of the two
houses Of Congress ought TO import abso-
lutte verityi Is there q tribunal IN this
country which towers up above both the
executive and legislative departments,
and has the right 70 pass upon the verify
Of the records Of those departments? II
% that department is not the coequal of
the other departments but their superior.
The Judicial department has made itself
what it is 1t was not SO made by the
fathers Of the republic, but has gradually
extended its own powers. The war be-
tween the States put an end to the States
rights Federal and State governments
: which had previously existed. and the Su-
preme Court has for nearly thirty years
been trying 10 accommodate itself 70 the
DsW order OF things.'
We make these remarks because during
IT, current term the Supreme Court OF the
United States will DO asked to decide that
sn alleged statute Of the United States is
invalid becsuss Of an error made by the
ensroasing clerk and because OF an omis-
sion made BY him. though the said statute
has been formally certified by the proper
e4esp = b6Uss been passed b. Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
BEAUTIFUL OCTOBER MARRIAGE.
,;r. Earnley George Money Welded to
Miss Susie Stanford Bacon at Gotham.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October ia
beautiful marriage. that of Dir. Earnley
George Money and Miss susie stanford Bacon,
took place this morning at l l o'clock in Grace
Episcopal church, at Gotham, AlDemarlc cOanty,
near the homo OF Amelie Riyes-C hanler, In tho
presence OF q number ~ select friends besides
the relatives splendid wedding breakfast
followed the happy event. which was held AZ
stan ord mn" the residence of the brides
parents. Miss Bacon. who Is q beautiful AMI
accomplished young lady, Is very well known in
this city, where She has many admirers.
TIE BRIDE.
She comes OF n very old family. Her paternal
grandmOthcrs greai-gf eai- grandfather. Philip
Delsno, was u French Protestant, Huguenot,
born in France in 1902. and baptized in a Pro-
te-tant church in Holland December l, 1903.
lie landed at Plymouth. Mass, November .,
1921, short while after the Maylower.
THE GROOM.
Mr. Money IL fine, MISUNDERSTANDING gcntle-
man and well-to-do farmer at Gotham. where
he and his mother and brother, Mr.. William
Money, reside. lie is the eldest son OF the late
Colonel Money, OF tho English army, and has
been a resident OF this county for nuiner OF
years lie il well and favorably known in this
city. An extended northern tour will be taken
by Mr.. and Mrs. Money. number OF persons
from tins section Of the county attended the
wedding, among them Captain j. Archer Harris,
"a retired English oflicer, who has resided near
this city for years. 4 large number Of hacks
were sen. down from this city this morning for
tne use Of the parties.
ANOTHER WEDDING.
Mrs. Yount and her son. Mr.. Walter fount, OF
this city, have gone 10 Augusta county 10 be
present at the marriage of Mr. Iounts brother.
Dr. David Bowman, which takes place to-day.
d.. Bowman IL "A native Of Augusta county, but
Is en- aged In business In Seattle, Wash.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr. Stuart Letch, Of New York, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Isabella Leitch, on High
street
Mrs. Eliza Elliott arrived here on "Wednesday
from Iowa 10 spend tho winter with her daughter,
MIR. George B. Cole stock, First street.
Mr. Arthur p. Wilmer. OF Abingdon, who has
Just returned from Europe. Is spending a day or
two here. lie was one OF the passengers on the
Umbria which encountered such q rough pass
age, and on which there was such great excite
mont. There were 7l2 passengers on board,
one Of whom. a Mrs. Norman, died at ssa.
Great is Mr.. Winners Joy at being safe at home
once more
Mr. William NJ. Hanline, Of Baltimore, an old
resident, in the city yesterday visiting friends
and relatives.
Colonel Charles S. Venable, Of the University,
and the Rev. r. H. QUINN are In attendance on
the Synod now In session ut Roanoke.
Mr.. George A. Burgess has 80 far recovered
from long spell OF sickness as 10 DO able TO be
Oat.
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Gents FURNISHINGS.


Filled to oyerilowing this entire de-
partment.
l2ic. for full regular made Solid Col
ored Gentlemen's Half Hose.
lie. for an elegant Medium Weight
Balbrigcan Sock.
19c. for the regular 25c. Teck and
Tour-in-Hand Silk Scarf.
SOC. for those fine Imported Teck and
Four-in- Hand.
Zoe. for lilly Linen Collars, regular
zoe. quality.
4sc. for IN elegant quality Unlaundered
SHIRTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

The cities and counties of the Common
wealth will measure Norfolk by the repre-
senta,iyes who are sent to represent her in
the House of Delegates Just as q tree is
known by its fruit. We should send such
men, therefore. az we would be perfectly
willing to have act for us in our most i'm
portant interests. This evening the prl-
maries are TO be held and the choice will
then be practically made. Norfolk Land
s,lnfi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Black D,ess Goods.

We have said but little this season about
Black Goods. We have always carried the best
stock in the city, but this season we have done
better. We have now better stock than even
WE ever carried before. Special attention is
called to our line Of Priestleys Silk-Warp Hem
rettas They are the best wearing goods made.
We've sold them for over ten years and We
never heard a complaint. Its worth remember
ing when you are about to purchase dress-a
dozen qualities, IL to s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

The proceedings Of the Ecumcnical Con
ference Of Methodists were decidedly in
toresting yesterday. and considerable per-
sonal feeling was aroused.
The presiding officer seems to have act
ed with no little discretion when. at q
critical juncture, he declared the meeting
adjourned.
To-day the brethren will doubtless re-
turn to their seats in better humor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

The Atlanta went forth to the help
of the Despatch, but not only did not rem
der her any assistance but was glad enough
to get back to port herself which she only
did after on explosion which injured six
of her men.
The modern war vessel has about as
much as she can do to take care of her
self in Storm fact which We should re-
member when people try to brighten US by
picturing the defencelessness Of our
coast "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

That was a graceful testimonial Of affsc-
ton furnished by the children of Mr.. II.
X. Ellyson In the erection of a bust 10 his
memory at Richmond College. Honor
and love wero never bestowed upon q
gentleman of finer fibre or more excellent
qualities by children or friends.-NorJok
Landmark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
A GRAND DISPLAY OF
HANDSOME ORNAMENTS
An IUnDrAar nrIr nDInrc
AT EXTREME Low PRICES.

Real Satsuma Vases just 69c. handsome
Selicon Art Vases at &C., value $3.50
at Sl.2O, value 81. % l2-inch Cloisonne
Vases, worth 1915, for 3l.9S; 10-inch
Cloisonne Vases, worth $3.50, for 2l.39 I;
beautiful Candelabra at 24.9S q pair !;
Real Satsuma Vases, % inches high,
value 800, for $3.50; 22-inch Kochi
Vases, value Sl5. for 50; Pinch Lava
Vases, value 81, for 1886. A special
counter of Damaged Vases. such as
chips from shipment, &C., will be placed
on sale at YOUR OWN PRICE.
Our 1898 Piano-Lamp, 5 feet high
and complete, with l4-inch silk shade,
is causing considerable excitement. A
special lot of Hall Lamps, ruby globes,
complete, and hanging free of charge,
will be sold for Sl.4S. See our new line
OF Library Lamps, prettier and cheaper
than ever.
80 dozen Extra-Thin Engraved Water
Tumblers, usual price 81 per dozen, for
SOC; Handsomely-Etched Gas Globes
for Acc.
500 japanese Fire Screens, with pedes-
tails, assorted sizes and shapes-usual
prices 40, 60, &c., and 81 each, to be
sold at 25c. choice.
HERE'S A HUMMER 400 pair Real
India-C China Decorated Cups and Sau-
GERS, worth $3.50 per dozen, for 81. rs, or
25c. pair.
II TO II EAST BROAD STREET.
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FASHION ABLE WEDDING.
Miss Lane, of Fredericksburg, Becomes
Mrs. w. =. PANEL, OF Richmond.


FREDERICKSBURG, Va. October ia
very quiet but fashionable marriage took
place here this evening when the nuptials OF
Mr. w. s. Daniel, Of Richmond, and Miss Lizzie
Lane, OF this city, were soemnized.
The ceremony was performed at 1880 O'Clock
by Rev. W. n. Clarke. OF the Episcopal church.
and took place at the residence Of her brother,
Mr.. Harry b. Lane. After the marriage n mag
nincent reception was ten1ered tho newly
married couple and their near relatives aud
friends.
THE COUPLE.
The bride IL charming and interesting young
lady, and daughter o. the late John u. Lane,
while the groom Is prominent young gentle
man OF Richmond, but native Of this city. Both
the bride and groom have large circle Of
friends here, who wlsh them long life Of happi-
ness and prosperity.
THE GUESTS.
Among the guests were the following from
Richmond: Miss Bessie Addison, Mrs. Richard
Brooke, Mcssrs. John Addison, Arthur Wiley,
Albert Christian. Allie Archer, X. 8. Archer, Jr.,
]. II. Montague, Jr, Ashby Taylor, and John II.
Wallace.
Mr.. J. A. Moncure, also Of Richmond, was bost
man.
The bride and groom left on tho late north.
bound train for an extended bridal tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Boys CLOTHING. that %S se epoS

-
lots OF Clot;ng for the boys. We have
made ample preparations.
81 buys good substantial Suit.
S2.75 for very good one.
S3.75 for the regular s. quality.
6 for what was $3.50.
81 is the choice Of the former SO.
We picked out lot Of Boys School
Overcoats 81. 80 is the price OF any.
Madison Square series,
. BOOkS Irregular iprice 25c., we
sell at l5c. each. Among
"~'.''''---'-- them Darkness an d
Daylight, Marian Gray, Lena Rivers,
Tempest and Sunshine, English Or
phans, Cameron Pride. by Mrs. Mary
}. holmes; A Wlfe's Tragedy, Guy
Earlcourt's Wife, Sharing Her Crime,
Silent and Truc, One Nights Mystery,
A Terrible Secret, A Wonderful Wo-
man. by May Agnes Fleming sunny
Bank, Moss side. True as Steel, Alone
at Last. The Hidden Path, and Meme
sis, by Marion Harland. all OF the
Albatross novels-regular price SOC.
we sell for CSC. l2mo. Cloth-Bound
Books. lJc., among which are novels by
Ouida, Gabouan Robert Lewis Steven
son, Florence Marryat, Charles Lever,
Dickens, Scott, Thackeray, Lord iytton.
Hawley Smart, Gilmore Simms, and
Histories Of the various countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Gold from AbIond.
fBy telcgrnph Dol Che pispatch.

NEW YoKK. October 1.-THE gold arrivals
by yesterday afternoons ana to-days stosmcrs
were $54o.000 Total gold received from Flu
rope 10 date, e15,2y6,00U; amount now In
transit, 81 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

Hickok's No. /. II. d. c.. Fig. and Caro-
line sun Cured are Pure. Clean, aud Choice
SUI. Cured Tobsccok TU them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
That Omaha Lynching.
fly telegraph ~ the Dispatch.

OMAHA. EEB.. October 15.--Assistant-
County Attorney Moriarity, who Is also city
councilman, ana six other prominent ctlzsns
Unching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

At Rochester. where Governor HILL
spoke night before last. the Democratic
commit eemen wore badges inscribed: II
an Democrat"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
MEETINGS.

MEMBERS OF WASHING egEs,z
VI TON CHAPTER. No. 9, ROYAL 49,
ARCH MASONS.-Atteni n stated con- so7z1z3
vocation OF your Chapter at the tabernac'r. st.
Adams Hall corner Third and Main Streets,
THIS FRIDAY EVENING. October 1G.h, at :. 80
o'clock. Members Of sisters chapters AMI visit
ing companions are cordially invited 70 DO prcs-
cnt.
By order Of the Most Eminent HIGH Priest.
oc Ii X. Is. SNEAD. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
HOTELS, SC.
MATING. WALLPAPER. 30


CPECIAL ATTENTION rs CALLED
~ 70 my new stock Of CARPETS, EXTRA
SUPERS, THkEE-PLYS, TAPESTRYS, BRUS.
eELS and yELvKTS, RUGS, MATS and DRUG
GETS, LACE CURTAINS and POLES, SHADES
Of all styles, PAPER HANGlNG8 Of tho latest
$40 Nam street, Richmond, Va
% Him l. JENNINGS
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THE COUPLE.
FlRE-ExTINGU,sHeRs FAILED.
Onancock Refused tn Pay and Was sus-
tatned-A Black Pars0n Damaged.

OsANcocs, October 1.-THE Circuit
Court OF Accomac has been engaged for the
past week In trying some cases of considerable
Importance. One Of theee suits was brought by
tho Holloway FREDERICKSBURG Company OF
Baltimore against the town Of Onancock for the
recovery VI three negotiable notes amounting TO
1870, with interest 10 date. Shortly after the
ire that destroyed tue mGin business section Of
OnaDcock In 1887 the Holloway Company sent
an agent here. who induced the Town Council ~
purchase two OF HollOways chemical fire-ex-
tinguisherA Tho Council gave the Holloway
company four negotiable notes. each amount
ing 10 SI25 and payable In one, two, three, and
four years.
TOTAL FAILURE.
The extinguishers were used shortly after
they we're purchased IN trying 70 put out the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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Tho sEXl.wEEKLY DISPATCH at % pcr an.
aum, or 81 for six months
The wRKKLY DISPATCH At 81 per aunum.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

The Weekly Dispatch,
nm eipht-pnge. 6i-column newspaper and
magazine OF general information. is only
IL ner anRtlIn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Dress Trimmings.

We have beyond doubt the handsomest line
Of Dress Trimmings ever shown in tho South.
Tho exclusive trade will find here extreme
novelties not to be seen elsewhere.
jet Trimmings, for which there is now such a
demand, We have an elegant assortment from
quarter OF an inch up TO four inches wide, In
nail-head and other designs.
Plain Silk and Crocheted Gimps In great va
riety. Colored Passementeries to match all the
new shades In Dress Goods.
Fancy Trimmings for evening receptions and
dinner dresses. Feather Trimmings and
Edgings, Feather Collars, Ruchings, and Boas.
magnificent assortment and ill at our usual
low prices.
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ELIXIR BABEK

preventive and sure euro for MALARIAL DIS.
RAISES, promotes Digestion invigorates thu sys-
tenn. An absolute vegetable compound. AZ
druggists, 60c. se1-3mbcpy2p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
PERSONAL.
PROPUSALA

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az this
once until O'Clock p. NJ. THURSDAY. October
22, 1891, for PUTTING AN ADDITIONAL
STORY ON THE CELL BUILDING.
Bids will be received for tho work 90 q whole I:
Also. for zach department Of the work seps-
vatsly.
Bids win be enclosed In sealed envelopes
marked Proposals. for Work on New Story Of
Coll Building"
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
a1l Of the propooalA
Plans and specifications can ba econ as The
once Of Albert l. West architect, No. HOS eass
Nam street. W.. W. NOSES
~ 16.t1 Hp0oyinSondsnk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

NOTICE TO DRUGGlSrS.-THE
~ BOARD OF PHARMACY OF VIRGINIA
will meet In the city ~ stanton on WEDNEs-
DAY, October Is, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for
the purpose Of examining all applicants for
registration a. registered pharmacists. All
druggists who desire TO come before tho Board
must send their applications to Mr.. Y. r.
BECkWIfH. Secretary, Petersburg, Va, nc
companied with the fee go. Board a. Viz
GINA Hotel, sI.50 per day.
ROBERT BRYDON,
President Virginia Board of Pharmacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
UdRdk

30 dozen Children's School Handker-
chiefs lc. each. colored-borIered.
Sc. Tor a Drawn-Thread Hemstitched.
A nice PLAIN Hemstitched Handker-
chief for &c.
Corded, Bordered, Scalloped-Ed
Handkerchiefs for &c.
Sc. for Hemstitched Embroidered
iInndkerchiefS
Hemstitched, in ladies' or gentlemen's
Initial Handkerchiefs, Ice.
Conveut-M Made Handkerchiefs, pure
linen, hemstitched, l2lc.
2jc. for line of Handkerchief that
would he cheap at BE. This line con-
si,ts Of Embroidered Canton. Fine
Thread, and Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs.
We have the
Dress Goods. I m0n' fGnP tSs
4fc. n yard is the popular price We
have made on all the so and G0c. Worsted
Goods.
some very handsome things amongst
this line.
See our SO, IS, and go french Pat,
tern Dresses.
Over 500 Umbrel-
Umbrellas. las las ig put on G. sale;
..------------.i and Ladies' Dress
ani Shopping Umbrellas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

CLAY-WARD ACTIVES.-A MEET
~ ING Of the Club Will be held at Belvidere
Hall next SATURDAY NIGHT at o'clock. Tho
candidates for the House are invited. full at
tendance Of the members IL desired.
oc 16-2t EVAN SNEAD, President
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-04
Death of nfnrd Mott.

1t was sad news which a telegram from
Oakland, Cal, brouehg TO Mrs. Tillie Mott
last evening. 1t conveyed the intelli-
gence OF the death of her only child, her
son Sanford, formerly of this CITY, at
Port Caste, Cal. Mr. Mott had been In
the far West two years employed on the
Northern Pacific road. He ran between
Seattle and Tacoma until last August
when he was transferred to the division
where he died. His death was oocssioned
by heart failure. and Mrs. Mott tele>
graphed for the shipment Of the remains
to Rock Island, and they are expected
next Tuesday morning.
The deceased was the son of the late
Mayor J. Il. Mott, and was born in Huron
county, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1s4S. For 10
years he was conductor on the Rock ISL
and and st. Louis division of the C.. B.
& O., and was afterward engaged with
his father in the hardware business. Mrs.
Mott will have the sympathy of all in her
great sfflctIon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-04
Mhnt rh Y are Good For.

Branureth's pIIls are me best medicine
known.
First They are purely vegetable, in
fact Il mediceted food
Second-The same dose always pro>
duces the same effect-other purg 4tives
require increased doses and finally cease
acting.
Third-They purify the blood.
Fourth-rhey invIgorate the digestion
and cleanse the stomach ard bowels
FIfth-1bev stimulate the liver and
carry OF vitiated bile and other deprayed
secretions.
The first two or three doses tell the
story. The skin becomes clear, the eye
bright. the mind sctive. digestion is re.
stored, costiveness cured, the animal
vigor is recruited and all decay arrested.
Brandreth's pills ere sold in every drug
and medicine store, either plain or sugar
coated