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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
CONCLAYE OF 0DD-FELLOWS.
Great Crowds Of Delegates and Commands
at the Opening Session.
MANY PARTICIPATE In THE PARADE.
Deputy Grand Sire Campbell Delivers the
Annual Report In the Absence OF
Grand Sire Busbee.

Sr. LOUIS, No, Sept. 2l.-With daybreak
this morning train after train loaded with
delegates and commands who will attend the
opening Of the Odd-Fellows' biennial con-
clave to-day steamed into the depot. The
arrivals this morning numbered some elght
thousand. The city is filed with Odd-tel-
lows. and the elaborate programme when
has been prepared will furnish them with
ample occupation in business and pleasure
The participants in the grand parade began
10 assemble long before the appointed hour
for the start. and at 2 O'Clock the granu
pageant began its way 10 the building "hero
the exercises were TO be held. -,
The procession was fully two miles long.
The buildings along the principal thorough
fares were gaily decorated with fags ana
bunting and presented TO the eye beautiful
sight. Those occupying the reviewing stand
were Deputy Grand-Sire Campbell and stan
Iieutenant-l nderwoOd and staff, Governor
Francis, Mayor Noonan, and Mrs. kae, head
of the ladies Lodge OF Rebecca.
Tributary TO the conclaye OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge at the Masonic Temple degrees
were conferred on about 800 Odd-telows by
Deputy-Grand-M Master w. L. Maring. Grand,
Sire Campbell declared their seventy second
annual gathering opened, and Grand-Chap-
lain j. w. Venable. Of New YORK INVOKED
divine blessings. There was Wild cyclone
of applause as Mr.. Campbell arose ,, 20
make his annual report. DR.. Campben
report referred to the sad accident
that had befalen the Grand-Sire
of the order, Charles NJ. Busbee, OF North
Carolina. The number of Odd-Fellows ini-
tiated last year, the report said. was 6SOOo.
The net increase in United States and Canada
during the past twelve months is $1,000.
Total membership, 672, ,S90. Revenue Tor
1Sg0]9l is 81, ,244227. The pecuniary DeheVo,,
lence distributed was q, 600 600 New grand
lodges have been formed in Indian Territory
Cuba and Japan. He referred 10 the growing
popularity of the degree Of Rebecca which
now numbered l32 600 ladies'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
HARDsHIPS IN RUSSIA.
A Once Wealthy Native Tells narrowing
Story of MaltreatInent.

BosToS, Mass. Sept. 2i.-Noril laroyltz' VINO
claims that at one time he was wealthy hlls-
sian banker, is IN the city IN destitute conul-
ton. He gives narrowing tale OF ms h4iIql-
shtus in Russia. He says that one night while
giving party to some friends his house was
Faded by body If Russian soldiers and he
was arrested or the charge Of being Nihilist.
His son, who was present. escaped Dy
inmping from tho window The elder laro-
yitZ was tried and sentenced 10 hYe
years Imprisonment. While he and n number OF
others were on the way TO the place IN which
thew were TO be confined they were met at ha-
koost by band of Nihilists, led by the younger
Iaroyitz. who attacked the, prisoners escorts =
in Getting across the border and after many pri-
vations reached Liverpool. The son Is now IN
hospital at Hamburg. The Jewish Nlhlllsts So
cinfY will send tine elder Iar0Yitk 10 NhlcasO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
FAyoRs A CoLORED ExoDUS.
Bishop Turner Believes That the Negro
Should Emlgrate to Africa


Should Emigrate to Africa.
BosroN, Sept. 2i.-Bishop Henry McNaii Tur-
nor spoke to q large congregation Of colored
people last night in the A. NJ. +. Church on
Charles street on his proposed trip TO Africa,
and in advocacy of the migration or lOVHuO or
5000 OF the coiored race TO that c0ntineht.
His observation he said, had taught
him that there was little hope for the coiored
race In this country: that the best thing a NUM-
ber OF them could do was to 90 10 some otheI
country. set up d government OF their own ana
demonstrate that they had IN them native
ability 10 administer the affairs or state lh
Africa he saw such country. IL was len IN
gold. silver, precious stones and mlnera
of all descriptions, sucn as people
starting TO govern themselves WOqid
need To make them strong and mighty. ne
solemnly believed that the black men anu
women in America would finally be the lnstiu,
ment TO redeem and Chrisuanize Africa anu
plant on her soil one of the grandesi govern
ments the sun ever shown upon' a rev weeks
nrO in q conversation he hal WITH ireslteht
Harrison the latter wondered Why the colOred
people took 30 little interest IN the suhect;
: The BshOp stated that ia has talk with iresl-
dent Harrison on the subject he suggested an
appropriation by Congress 90 purcnasea a tract
OF land IN Africa and the appointment OF com
mission of twelve. seven cOlored ana hFe Nhlte'
To carry on the negotiations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
a RACE WAR FEARED.
Immigrants TO the New oklahoma Lands En-
during Many Bardships.


GUTHRIE. O. T.. Sept. "A horse, a
horse: my pile for g iorse." is the cry tha:
goes up from hundISds Of disappointed men
and women who arrived here on the trains to-
day aud cannot get transportation to the new
lands. Many have gwen up and will leave.
but scores haye started out 10 walk the fifteen
miles in the hot September sun. One old
colored man. accompanied by MS wife and
fourteen children, are now trudgng over the
long. dreary strip hoping 70 get homes in
the strip. Parties from the different county
seats say the different surveys cannot be
finished before Friday night, and thousands
will be camped around by that time. The
supply of water is already short ana before
the week is out water will be worth a. cents q
glass there. The locations of the town sites
are miserable, and there is already q move
ment on foot 20 move the towns by force 10
better locations At Langston the negroes
are getting restless. and trouble will surely
occur between the races 10 night. At Topee
one man was killed last night, and as hun
dreds are drunk there will be shooting there
TO-DAY. Five thousand people are already on
the streets here preparing 10 leave for the
line and fully $4,000 are already there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
LAWY PARTY IN FLUYAyNA.
also Realized - Democratic Nomination.
Crops and the Weathers

PA1MYRA. Va, Sept. 21.-ISpecial. THE
Democratic Convention here Saturday nomi-
mated AIr. Charles s. Thomas, a prominent
Democrat and Alliance man, for the House.
The Republicans will make no nomination,
so the fight will be between Alliance men and
Democrats.
A lawn party was given by the members OF
Cunningham church at that place on the lith.
The committee realized about Sl50.
AIr. w. ii. Street. of this county. has leased
the Virginia Hotel, of Wytheyille, and will go
TO that place to make his future home Octo-
Der lst.
Mr.. James o. Shepherd, superintendent OF
schools for this county. had an examination
of teachers here Thursday and Friday.
Rain is much needed. Farmers say they
are unable 10 fallow. it being so dry.
The crops of tobacco and corn are better IN
this county than they have been for years.
Mr.. John II. Whitmore, of Lexington: was
I'm the county several days ago to employ a
teacher for his family. He has had teachers
from almost every quarter but fiuyaAns
teachers are the best he has ever seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
SHNArOR DANIEL Ar CHArHAM.
Delivers n Political speech TO a Large Crowd.
Racing at Danv.lle.

DNv1Lr, Va, Sept. 21.-Ispecial. Hon
John W. Daniel. United States Senator, spoke
TO a large crowd at Chatham to-day. it being
the first day Of the September term of the
court The Senator discu sed. III his usual
eloouen. style, the issues of the day. and
showed that most if not all. the de-
mands OF the Alliance, are the very
things that the Democratic party has been
fighting for and the Republican party oppos-
ing for many years His account of his
stewardship as United States Senator was ap-
plauded 20 the echo. A large number Of
ladies attended the speaking
The second trial Of speed between the
gentiemen's driving horses came of to-day.
R. Haskins' Cherokee won the first race in
2.J9 The second race was won by j. W.
Bethelrs Annie Belle. Time, 2:}G. The run
ming race between Warren's Medoc aud Nc
Cures marc Claude Sharp was half a mile
dash. Medoc won the first heat in 5s5z.
While running the second heat Medoc in
some unaccouutablo way broke Lis leg. This
ended the fun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
ASSOCIATION RKcoRI
GAMES TO-DAY.
No Revolt Feared at Present.

LONDON, Sept. 2i.--Adyices from Hawaii state
that there is no present danger of revolution
in that country although the resources and
temper of the people are undergoing severe
test owing 70 the low price Of sugar, and there
or annexation TO the United States. The Queen
is personally popular, fact which has tend
ancy TO keep down trouble. and II Is possible
that any fundamental change III the system OF
government will be deferred until after her
death. Nevertheless, some reign residents say
that crisis may come az any time
Americans are not alone in faYoring annexa-
tion to the United States, many Of the natives
being OF the Same opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
49,, =, ssnator ButIer's Daughter.

COLUMBIA, S. C., Sept. gi.-Mlss liza Butier.
= vonngest daughter OF United states Senator
M G. butler died at Hiehlands' M. !, =, ths
1iI .;I ha fskea 10 Edgenod. ), G., the senator's
hnme whvrs tho funeral will take place. Miss
Butler was in her twenty; ihrd year she sss was q
soune s.nneeni; l. Iments which made her universal
fsSorite i'm society circles, especially soin Wash
ingion. where the senator family nave svent
thsir winters for the past twelve years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
Laborers I'm Session.


TIJy IAULU % TITO EEIIIUfsI
BrRsY. Sept. 2l.-The international Labor
Congress, for the consideration Of the ques-
tons OF accidents 10 workmen. liability
therefor. and for the best means OF preventing
them, opened in this city 10 day. Of tho one
hundred delegates present four are Amerl-
cans. The Swiss Minister OF Foreign Affairs
addressed the convention and welcomed shs
delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
More Trouble Among Mlners.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept M.-ln view OF the
,siinra az the Legislature 70 settle the convict
nnestion serious trouble is feared at hriccfiiie-
SUPERINTENDENT OF Prisons Wade said tins morn
Ing that he anticipated riot. Ihe arDlifaso
soreed mon by tho Governor and miners Was
Ser sixtv days. and Superintendent Wade said /;
Look ont for another uprising then; 1 AN ain
firmly OF the opinion that the authorines M. ~.
have 10 send troops TO Anderson 0 unity "nN ~
A decisive action suppress the miners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Sept 2l.-A special to the
State from Easley. Pckens county, ;. g., say ::
George JamisOn his wife and mother ,cOlOreD
crossing near Liberty station. in his county, by
the north-bound yestibulo train on the. AR
line railroad They were returning home rom
a camp-meeting. The accident occurred near
fbe rattling OF the wagon prevented them from
hearing the noise Of the train. The mule was
killed and the wagon entirely demolished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
Funeral of MIR. Scott.

NEWPORT. II. l.. Sept 2l.--The remains OF
ex- Congressman Scott. who died Saturday.
were today placed in the drawIng-room. car.
Atlanta attached 10 the train that left here
al 1920 on the Old Colony road. Members OF
the family and servants. who came here with
the deceased. accompanied the body. Ii 10
expected that the remains will reach Erie,
Pa tomorrow forenoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

James Shepherd for Embezziement-Finsd
for Fighting AN oficer.

James Shepherd for Embefzlement-flnsd
for Fighting AN ofhcer.
SALEM. VA, Sept. 2l.-[Special. Tho new
trial granted James +. Shepherd took place
to-day in the county court. Judge Griffin
presiding Shepherd was convicted last
spring but got new trial. He Is charged
with embezzling 500 from the real estate and
insurance firm of G. b. Strause * Go. Shep-
herds witnesses claim he was partner IN
the firm and had right 20 take the money:
Stranse and his witnesses deny this. The
money was long ago repaid. Colonel q.
w. Hansbrough represented Shepherd. The
case will 90 TO the Jury tomorrow.
Bob Morris (colored) WAS fined s25 for re-
sisting arrest while drunk late Saturday
night. His friends came to his aid, general
fight ensued. and one, officer was knocked
down and another lost his billy. A real riot
was imminent, but Morris was finally over
pOWered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
IrNcHBURG BorS SORRY
That the Richmonds and wiustous VIII Not
Play There.

IYNcHBuRG. Va, Sept. 2l.-ISpecial. In
teresting revival services are IN progress at
Memo rial church. conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Duncan.
A young man named Jerry VIM accident
ally shot himself in the foot while carelessy
handling a pistol at hilbey's drug store. on
College Hlll Yesterday. -,
Ameeting of the privilege committee OF tho
Industrial Society was held to-day to let out
various privileges for the Fair.
Lynchbufg base-ballists regret that the
proposed game between the Richmonds and
Winstons in this city IS of telegram to
that effect being received this morning
Postmaster Mclaughlin starts out this week
10 visit the thirty-two postOiiices IN Camp
bell. in accordance with the request OF the
Postmaster-G GeneTal
The night school Of the city now has eighty
eight boys on the roll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
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No Ruaiuesa Iraukactef.

G1oucEsrEB COURTHOUSE. Va. Sept. H.
Especial. The stockholders OF the Iidewater
Telephone Company met to-day. but As tho
majority Of the stock WAS not represented no
business could be transacted, and the meeting
adjourned until October 9Th; Tho directors
held a meeting and elected Mr.. A. j. Jarvis.
of Mathews. superintendent and treasurer.
vice J.. q. Catlett. resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

MPlRE Emslie was
not IN very good
form to-day. His
bad decision in the
third inning. when
he called Arson safe
at third base. gave
Chicago a run they
were not entitled 70.
In the eighthinning
when tho umpire
called Schiiever' 5
bunt fly far, Mul-
lane got hot under
the collar and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

SITUATION. Va, Sept. 2l.-lSpecial. Mrs.
MARY Yost died at the residence Of her son.
Major 5. NJ. Yost. in this city yesterday
morning. The interment will take in Harris
onburg TO-DAY. Mrs. Yost's death was hastened
by the excessive heat which has prevailed
here since Thursday last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

NORFOLK Va. Sept. si.--This morning Joe
Hodges lcoloredl. prisoner In the Portsmouth
Jail. waiting the action OF the grand Jury on tne
his keoper. who had left the cell door open, had
his lack turned ior moment He hAs not been
captured yeI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
Prominent Lawyer Dead.

C1nroN FoEoE. Va, Sept. 2l.-ISpecial. j
James Bowler, one of the most prominent
attorneys at the Alleghany bar, died after a
lingering illness At Coyington, Va, at
O'clock this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
Sir Jame. Ferguson Appointed.

LONDON. Sept. 2i.-Sir James FERGUSON,
bart, political secretary of the foreign oiiice
has been appointed to the Office OF postmaster
general, vacant through the death OF Henry
Cecil kaikess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

A Belief That the Bricevilie Riots VIII he
Rsnewed-Legislatur AdJourns.

NASHVILLE. Tenn Sept 2l.--Therei is every in
dcation of renewed trouble at Briceyille within
a few days The armistice expires on the Ath
instant, and the miners are reported 10 be very
restless Lecause Of the inactlon OF the Legisla-
ture T.. b. Wade, superintendent OF prlsohsj
the troubles upon the expiration o. the armls-
tice Governor buchanan s firm In his deter
mination 10 put down any further insurrecuon,
and the trouble, If 1t comes, can be of Dut Drlei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
FRurTtKss LEGISLATURE CLOSES.

The extra session OF the Tennessee General
Assembly adjourned to-day after twenty-days
sitting. Outside Of the passage OF the Appor-
tionment bill by which the Democrats gain
Several additional seats in both Houses, and the
adoption OF soma local laws the session has
not been fruitful Of important results. The
convict lease system and the question OF ar
were left in status quo owing to the stubborn
ness OF both Houses. The people generally look
upon the session as q failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
NE HAD NO CHANCE.
Suicide Was the Only Resource That Balma-
ceda Possessed.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 9l.-The news Of ex-Presi-
dent Balmacedas suicide was not known to
Captain Mannzin Of the Itata until communi-
cated IN HIM by q representative Of the press;
MY God" he exclaimed on being tod t, OF tne
tragedy. that was what / expected. There was
no cbance Tor him 10 escape. You DO not, be-
cause YOU cannot, know the fury Of Chilian
mob Under such circumstance 1t would nave nave,
torn 70 pieces had no been detected trying to
eSenue.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
.rs1srrn 800 coNrIRMs ~ REpoRT.

NEW York, Sept. 2l,-A dispatch under date OF
Santiago. September 2ist, from United states
Minister Patrick Egan. confirms the pnDlished
reports of the suicide OF President BalInacoua'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
THE WHITE SULPHUR DUEL.
Further Particulars Of that Remarkable
LGaif Of Honor.
UNKNOWN VIRGINIA LADY INVOLVED.
Two philadelphia Husbands Fought Alone
without Seconds Until they Could
Ilcht no More.

The Philadelphia Times gives the following
particulars Il tho White Sulphur duel, an ac-
count Of which appeared in IHz IINEs Of
Sunday.
Among the romances and stirring episodes
Of the summer (Which are always numerous
and entertaining and seldom get into prinp
tie most animated yet at hand invoIyesa duel
in which two ph.ladeiphians participated.
Frank pleasauton. who is we'll known So
cisny and at the clubs and one Of the most
familiar figures of the promenades. is under
the care Of a surgeon for wounds inflicted by
Dr Samuel Miller, a younger but equally
well known figure IN the social circle who
has hitherto been ia the habit OF spending ms
summer at Bar hsroor.
Mr. pleasantOn married Miss Thomas. the
daughter Of q wealthy iittsburg iron master,
WHO settled in mansion on Rittenh0use
SQUARE. lie is handsome man Of middle
height. slender and with hair slightly
sprinkled with gray. His wife is vely sty-
ish. gives entertainments every winter and Is
noted for her attractive costumes and striking
appearance.
Miss Biddles Of Philadelphia, but for several
months has been "a widOwer. Ills wife WIS a
sister Of Mrs. De Grasse Fox. while MT.
Pleasanton's wife IS a sister OF Mrs. George
De Bonneville keim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

The nature Of the encounter Is as yet un-
known 10 thefriends Of either, because there
were no seconds or witnesses. The two men,
II appears. went deliberately 10 a lonesome
spot about half "a mile from the hotel and
fought II out Whether knives. pistols or
swords were used is not known, but they
botn returned in very bad shape Many
wonder how Mr. pleasanton reached the
hotel He was utterly dishgured. hls face
cut and bleeding and his clothing soiled and
loru. and be was very weak from loss Of blood
NE fight had evidently leen bitter one
however conducted, aud while neither was
killed each was sufficiently punished, and
vindicated his honor. sab from the r.
ginia standpoint Dr. Miller, being the
youneerand stronger man. may posi-. ly have
had the advantage. but this is not certain. for
al who know Mr. Pleasauton are aware that
he is very gritty and full of the cavalier
spirit.
1T is lucky that the affair had no more seri-
Gus termination and IL is hoped that 1t is
now over and ended. aud that with the edu-
sion Of blood on both sides. the difficulty
will be considered settled
Friends of both parties. while aware of the
general facts of the encounter are themselves
Ignorant of the details and naturally have
been very reticent since 10 occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

CNcINNAT1, ONO, Sept. 21.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22
NOT An EASY VICTORY.

Chicago Won On an Unfair Decision-Boston
Beat the BrookIyns-Other Games.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

DIT. Miller was away when Mr.. Pleasanton
arrived 10 take his family away. but while Mr..
Pleasant0n was there DR. Miller arrived for
the purpose of taking members of his family
home with him. it appears that it had been
suggested 90 Dr Miller by the hotel pr0prietors
q. Tie result OF the standing difficulty that
lie should not remain him-efat the White Sui
phur and in TINS he acgu.esced. His coming
h.ck. however. and encounter with Mr.
pleasanton had the effect of reviving tho
whole matter. and great deal of bitterness
and iil-feelng was shown on both sides.
They met on the porch IN the evening and
neh words passed between them. the nature
of which is not known, except that they IN
valyed a challenge for some sort of encounter.
The next day both Dr Miller and Mr Pleas
anton were missing. The suspicion and anX-
iety of their relatives and friends were at once
aroused. and without making any more
alarm about Il than was necessary search par
Ties were instituted but without avail.
Within a limited circle for q time there was
che most intense excitement. which commu-
nIcated itself IL "a subdued degree to all II the
large hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

Two weeks ago there were still quite a
number of Phi'adelphians at the Greenbner
White Sulphur Springs, the Saratoga Of
the south as it is called, among them men,
and Dr. Miller. The fact that quarrel had
taken place and that some III feeling existed
was known 10 q number in the hotel. Just
what the quarrel was and tho circumstances
leading 10 IL would be diihcult at this stage
Of the case 10 explain, only IL should be said
that Il was not about any one connected with
either Of the gentlemen. As usual there was
lady in the case but this lady. who appears
10 have been the central figure and inspiring
cause Of the trouble, was a \lrginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

walked away. Rhines was then put in the
box. In the ninth Latham's fumbles, a hit
and two eacrfces gave Chicago the game.
The home club did most Of their batting IN
the first inning, when they punched their hits
for three runs. Score:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-20
Their Only Medicine Chest.

William w. B. Miller, Deer Lodge.
Montana. writes:
81 haze been using BRANDnEru' s
Pills for the last thirteen years, and
though l have had nine children,
have never had doctor in the house
except three times, when we had an
epidemic of scarlet fever, which we
soon banished by vigorous use of
BRANDRETn's PILLS. I have used
them for myself, two or three u night
for month, for liver complaint, dys-
pepsia, and constipation. In 'aiarrhoea,
cramps, wind collie. indigo ton, one
or two BRANDRETn's PILLS fixed all
the children at once. A box Of pills
is all the medicine chest we require in
the house. We use them for rheu-
ma'ism, colds, catarrh, billiousness.
and impure blood. They never have
failed to cure all the above com.
plants in very few days"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-20
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the preseSt day for the
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind arc almost unlimited and
when Syrup Of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes.