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chareed with Abduction.

PORTLAND. MF.. May 1f.-Neson A. Guen-
ther, formerly captain in tho Salvation
Amy aud lately conducting Gospel mission
meeting in Union Hal. has been arrested on
too charge Of having enticed away "a slxteen-
Il I..lr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Wssskw. May a. -Boguslaws Crezicka. o
Russian noblewoman, has murdered Jose,
phine birlach. ballet dancer. for alternating
the affections of her husband. The Girlach
woman was considered the most beautiful
woman in Polend end has created havoc
among the families OF the nobility.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
The Press Denounced.

PrrrsnrRG, Pa. Nav M-During the morning
session Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Conference to-day Rev Jacobs threw the con-
ference in a furry by harslly denouncing ths
uubIc press. lie was ca led down by the entire
conference and was hooted of the door. l.ataf
Jaceos apologized for his actions and words.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Thirxes senfnncrd.

S1. PArT, MIN. May I4--Cope J. Snapp,
who with two others robbed the
city Of Louisville. n.y.. of ssO0o00
few years ago was last evening sent to
Saltwater To- serye "a sentence of ten yeart
and "A half
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

health. He seemed ID
have entirely recovered
from his illness OF q few
months ago. Thursday
Die wa. on the floor of the
House. and his friends
generally congratulated
him uqon his healthy app
pearance. Mr.. Barbour
lad never say those most
intimate with his domes-
tic lie experienced amy
symptoms Of heart dis
ease. Soon after the
death of his wife IN 1856.
and Just before leaving
for Fur0nehe complained
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Tho NIssir.ippi Flood.

s.. LOUIS. No. May il. The situation
along The Mississippi river s hourly growing
worse and II is now conceded that the flood
will exceed that of any year since tho big
freshet Of 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
SnnaafionnI xerx.

PARIS, May 1.-The discovery Of Victor
Hugos journal do rExile' together with
nearly thousand letters addressed 10 the
poets from prominent men and political TO,
fugees from all parts of the world has caused
a great sensation in literary circles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
4 Double Execution.

NASHVILLE. IT,. May l4.-Tom Davis aud
Henry Dickerson negroes and brothers-in-
law. were hanged in the Jail yard here at Il:25
clock this morning for the murder OF d
jewish peddler named Detsch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

CRRIslIASsBuKG, VA, May l3 Especial. J.
In the slander suit brought 10y Il. q. Ihomp-
son against A. .. Sullivan the jury brought
In q verdict for $40.
Sam Jones is attracting a number of people
to Roanoke from this town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

TrxlsGroS. VA, May IA telegram from
Nashville announces that +. G.. Smith, of
Washington and Lee University. won the
orators medal in she intercollegiate oratorical
contest at Vanderbilt University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Tho Tonrteenth Victim.

Pm1ADFLrHIA. PA. May thames Pigeon,
the fourteenth victim of the Central Theatre
fire. died at the Pennsylvania Hospital this
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

LITTLE Rock, ARK. May AT 1870 yos-
terday morning "A mob broke into the Jail and
took u negro named Henry James. who was
arrested Thursday evening on charge OF
felone6usy assaultng fye-year- girl, and
lynched him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

The Treasury Department has decided that
notsres puzzle appointed unde. the act Of
JUNE 1880 sre not authorized 90 take 3ec.ar-
atioas of importers for use at other ports
tam those at waich they are appointed.
he Pension Office investigating commit
tee virtually concluded its labors to-day by
40 diournine untI Mondar. May sd. when
several Witnesses not now present IN the city
VII be examined.
The net cash in the Treasury has slumped'
30 S29.0l0000. end ot this sls.U0, 600 IS jim
subsidiary coin. ana ela.2OO00 in national
bank depositores. Payments on account of
Yenslons 20 far THIS month have aggregated
s75O0,00J
The Treasury Department to-day completed
the payments on account OF the SUGAR bounty
for the present year. The aggregate foots up
S7.2jJ.c00.
Representative Stone. o. Kentucky. intro
duccd IN the House to-day resolution pro-
yiding for the appointment of q special COM
mittee o. five 70 investigate the affairs of the
lreedmans Bank aud tie freedlnans Saw
ings and Trust Company.
The House Census Committee to-day be
gan an investigation Of the Census Bureau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

AGAINST rnE srs TT CONSTITUTIONS
judge Speer Refuses TO Allow the Central
Trust Company Of New York to Vote
Certain Richmond Stock.

MACON. Ga, May lf.--Judge Emory Speer
rendered a decision in the United States
Court here to-day after hearing all arguments
for and against the petition Of tue Cenirai
Trust Company of New York 10 be allowed
10 vote 1920 shares Of capital stock o. me
Central railroad at the coming election OF
directors for the Central Railroad ana
Banking Company Of Georgia. The de-
cislon denies the petition and deals 10
somewhat sensational aud a very exhaust %
way with the situation. The Judge very en-
phsucally holds that the stock III question 3
held by the Central Trust Company unper
the direction of the Richmond Terminal fAt-
road for the purpose If lessening compeVuou
and encouraging monopoly. which be shNs
Is distinctly against the constitution oi ne
State.
The election OF directors will come OF on
Monday, when the minority will elect ana
practically control the whole business on CO.
operation three million dollars controlling
seven million.
THE NAArEs OF The DIRECTORS.
SASANSAH. Ga. May 1.-The names Of ne
directors of tho Central Railroad and ban :
ing Company of Georgia 10 be voted iot ~
the election ordered by Judge Npeer' oil no
nited States Court next Monday were hu-
nounced to-day They are. II. VI. Conhor'
Joseph Hull 81. j. Mills, j. j.. Gar
nett. Abraham Valsburg. Henry x. 'ac Hc K
son of Savannah. W. B. Harold oI
Americus. G. A. Ihinisey Of Augusta. y9an
T.. Howell OF Atlanta. s. p. Jacques ~ 9ie-
con. Charles G. farchiid and W. f.. hao4E
aud Ex-Governor Henry d. Mcdaniel Ae
ticket was recommended by the SaVanl.a ~ u
banks, which are largely Interested ID lne
stocks and security of tue company ana y
regarded as practically elected to-day.
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The psrtie. Censured.

pnrtADyfppra. May 1.-THE jury in the Cen.
trsl Theatre fire inquest has rendered serdics
ceusariug the city authorities and the pio>
trfetors OF the theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
CASHIER ARRrsTED.

The arrest IN Egypt Of Jaeger, the fugitive
cashier off the Rothschilds' Frankfort house.
has been accompanied by the revelation of
some remarkable textures of hs theft of
100 600 marks The letter from Darmstadt
soon after his flight was written Toy his mis-
tress who was captured with him in Alexan.
drie. and the story that ne had wasted the
l70)0U0 marks in speculation was a designing
falseh00d by thus announcing with every
appearance Of honesty that the money was
spent the motive Of pursuit would be re-
moved. jaeger and his mistress thought. and
they could enio, at their leisure the ]. 700 900
marks which the cashier had packed away IN
his trunk
Ihe exact amount of money found in Jae-
gers trunk in Alexandria il said 90 have been
1926. 900 marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
JOHN S. BARBOUR DEAD.
urrassrsAwAr QuITE sCDDHN1r.
THO p,,tncuishcd Senator Expires from
Heart Tailure-his last Days and a'"'
mncss-Funoral Preparations.

wtsn,xerox. ID. c.. MAY 49, Special D.
Tosav chat the sudden death Of Senator Bar
tour was q shock O. tao people Of Washing
ton lut foobly expresses the sensation pf p
snced when 10 was known THAT ho had passed
away. There was absolutely no pf'hoi''',. .''
Of his death. Senator Barbour was "' 49,,
,saco ~ the Senate yesterday ana Ie'""''''''
throughout tho davs session.
,.-entiy enjoying good health. j '', .-., l. -..'
osnon9ent mot l.m aDut B o. cl'oH '' '-'
..r .,e.r t.e ua.n entrance To- '"o 'e"-
.a.,.l,., ana in response o. " query ii
..f.o senator sm.inglv s'd ou hu'"
never have any news. ,:.-....,,.,,,o NJ
.l.. corner oi Second and b siteI-. nor i."-
e.e.t and ate dinner with his usua. hppet'te.
Senator Barbour spent the evening n"sn
aI..t 30 o'clock chatting with captain
f.u Shepherd. who was his guest. captain
-.e.ferl SAWS he never saW Mr. Barbour lh Is
,...-n cheerful mood. he discussed pohtics
81 ,.l ~. uhsses and manifested deep concern
IN tho action of the Chicago Convention.
IHF lIusr SYMPTOMS.
IL was about 5oclook when Senator Bar
bour Jet his sieep.ng-room and called ms SIS
f4riulaw Miss Dan4erhed. When she an
swered sir. Barbour remarked that ne leil
extremely iil and requested her % senu TOT q
,.l.es.g.en Miss Baneerfeld hastily threw
a.. wrapper and went TO the Senators
chamber She found lim sitting on the
LeI with his head leaning forward anc
r.-f.u. On both hands, She advised MN 10
lie down. which he did and began to chaie
Dis temples. Mr. Barbour said he felt
choking sensation rs t he bad the 'whoop,
ire cough he was entirely conscious and
described bus ssmpt0ms as If not oeemins
them go very serious. He sall III was cry
imcuit for him g. breath
TFtCfFff1f FNFIkf-.
Meantime. Captain Shepherd had been ap-
nrised # the Senator illness. and, dressing
p.th au the haste possible. be Went % MI
Iarbour's room. Before he could set there
,.l,e.r,an yn0 had been sent for arrived
S. minutes lator. Tie examined the patient
aul pronounced MIN dead.
APPARENTLY IN GOOD HEALTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Prisnner. Whipped.

Nyw CASTLE. DFr.. May ii.-Sheri6 Simonf
whipped nine prisoners 1n the jall-Iard ths
morning.
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TrMrs few days ago as having in the past
few months entirely paid of the heavy debt on
its beautiful rectory. Bishop Randolph con-
graduated the congregation and rector on
the splendid condition of the parish.
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of a choking sensation which impeded respira-
f.v ha remarked 10 his nephew Mr. Richard
&. Thompson that ho was again suffering from
Indigestion. ADDING that tho same choking
sensation lo lsl complained of about SIS
yrars ago was auuowing hlu. However he
d.d rot seem t0 attach amy special imp .rtance
o. the trouble. He evidently regarded 10 as
% passing attack of Indigestion.
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of "A choking sensation which impeded respra-
tion. but attri outed DO 20 digestion. Last sun
day ho remarked t0 his neiAeW.-hiI. hIcu"I'
d. Thomson that ho was again suffering from
indigestion. a8oiue that tho same choking
sensation lo lal complained ol about SIS
years ago Was auuowing hlm. However ne
N.1 BOB seem tl attach amy special imp plrttuce
o. the trouble. He evidently regarded 10 as
% passing attack of Indigestion.
1fE IyNEhN.
Tie funeral ceremonies viii take place in
tie Senate chamber at J.. IA. next Monday
under the mluistuuous of Catholic clergy.
Senator Barbour was not mmunicant OF
any church. His wife was Catholic and
lls sister in-nw. who has kept house for ham
since the death 0f his WIG. l- member OF
tlat Church. SO far 0s the Senator had over
indicated auF religious preferences theY were
t.Wafls tho Roman latlOIc hurch. and ine
members of hl- family have decided that %
would |e ln keeping with his wishes Co have
the ceremonies conducted DF the clergy of
tlaf Church. Not having heep o commuLl-
cant fhe remains ol the Senator, under
Church reguluto.. cannot te inferred DID
con.eerateI ground. he body VIII be com
teye. next Tuesday morning % i pIar hlI.
iu lIuee George county. Nd. and Inferred
beside lls wIe no the family burymg-ground
IIl HU.IN. GROUND.
The property upon which the burial ground
D. situated IS an old homestead of The Dam
eelLe.ls ltl ls quite probable that Cardinal
C.hhon. win conduct fho funeral services
He las Ueeu communicated with on tine sub-
lc.t and having been ii warm personal friend
10 the Senator tine Cardinal wants to 0ihc.ate
h be can arrange his affairs t0 THAT end.
ur POPULARITY.
81 au the prominent mon D public lilo no
one was better known than Senator Barbour
N maiut4 ming tle closest relations social
ptt poAtca. nnd I'D q business way with DIS
state ne mad made his nome here ior many
.tetr.e Ola Virginia tvpe. comm .3ious
sirv and comfortable without amy pretense
u Iaftsr-llv fads lhs house stands upon
ue corner of two streets and is entered by
winding stair which leads to large porch.
j. tle wlde hall are somo choice pictures.
,ao representing Virginia fox chase. The
furniture ls Oi t1at massive character which
old time ~outhernors fancy, and tho homo
l4l ever Aosptab.e welcome for the Sena-
tors many friends.
r.srfcr 10 rIs rr.-ory.
c.-.+, .. .f,,,.,,.,e7 l,..- r-,, ,.oetor ao..
.. 10 ff., '.., -
Wv 49,. 80 ~ ,.''..'.i
t... ol.,l',.t.l IN, aier..I.tf, ero.e and
Announced tae death ol Senator barbour. say
l. tla, Virginia had lost one ol lit, truest sons
4r ghtcsf state men. lhousualr resolutions
wore uLmtted and adopted. ln pursuance OF
e.oh the following. committee 70 ect with
o.s from tho Senate was appointed Mes-rs.
IcrrsI Meredith. ieudcrs North Caro-
.ta Compton. nempliI. Holman BlOuut
WILSON West 5 rqmal Mutehier. Grant
A.rHer and Nel ro1nsylyania
l.e District of Columbia has lost one of
test friends it ever bad n public lie IN
feah oi Senator barbour. Whle ln me
Sir faruour was chairman OF the
frt COMMITTEE and no man h that pe-
D.. ever devoted more attention 10 aQ-
lsL.llg the interests " tie national capital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

The weakness Of the Irish National cause
consists in the bitter autagOuism aroused by
the utterances Of Mr.. Timothy Heay. While
ton reconciliation of the Irish factions
seems impossible Mr. Healy continues as
bitter rs ever N his oppression relative 10 the
Parnelites aud they ave as bitter as
ever against AIr Iealy Nothing short Of
MT. ii salys retremant would be satisfactory
% the friends of the late Irish leader. and
Mr.. Healy viii not retire.
Consequently 10 seems certain that the
parnolites and anti Pnrnelites will 90 into
the general election opposed 10 each other.
and the Conservatives are confident that they
can capture several seats As a result Of the
IRISH division.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Tor seVeIal mOnths past senator HafUVui
had ON oyod al the evidences OF unusual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.
rHE RscERs or THE INNMAy LINE
How the Transfer IL Regarded by tho English.
Mr.. Healy WIN Not Retire-Roths-
chIId's Cashier Arrested.

LONDON. May ii-No other event in many
months has caused such great amazement
aud disgust in the British mind as the trans
fer of the ocean racers Of the Inman line to
the American flag.
The average Englishman regards British
supremacy on the seas 80 thoroughly estab-
ished that it is impossible for him
to understand why any vessel could
be willing, under any circumstances to
transfer It's allegiance and accept the flag
IF another power. THIS is the patriotic view.
For the business world in Great Britain the
lnman incident has an aspect even darker ~
it is more practical Merchants and others
see in this transfer the cloud no bigger than
mans hand that foreshadows the loss OF Eng
lands commercial supremacy. and the build
ing mp Of American commerce at tho
expense OF the British The COM
mercial and industrial growth of the
nited States was already regarded with deep
jealousy even before this incident Now
there j. almost a panic. Tie Government
vii have TO take some step. 90 prevent Or to
dlscourge other steamship lines from follow
ing the example Of the lnman. but the Gov
eminent appears TO be In confusion az tO
what SteD to take.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-01
RIVER VS.. poor HOUSE.

The Sad Story of James MADDEN Of ST.
Joseph, Mo.-de is Probably Dead.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 3l.-Two weeks
ago a local paper amour csi that applica-
ton had been made to the county court to
have James Madden admitted to the poor
house. The papers containing this an
nouncement reached San Diego, Cal, and
the item met the eye Of Thomas Madden.
who no sooner saw it than he took the first
train for st. joseph. 1t conveyed to him
the information that his father, whom for
twenty years be bad mOurned as dead was
still alive and in want. In 1865 James
Madden was considered one of the richess
men in St. Joseph, Mo. He had accumu-
lated fortune in the wholes ale trade, had
occupied many positions of trust under
the municipal government, andZ was
one of the foremost men in the city. A few
years later his only son went to California
where news reached him that his fathers
fortune had cen swept away and that the
shock had killed BIN Having.no other rela-
tives living hero be made no attempt to
communicate with home, and for years
while accommodating wealth on the Pacific
slope he believed that be had not living
relative III the world. 1t was true that his
father had lost his wealth, but he survived
the shock and struggled on in poverty until
old age rendered him too feeble to mako
further effort, when his neighbors endeav-
ored to have him made county charge.
The son reached this city this morning,
but only to learn that his father
had mySteriously disappeared The
old man had been taken into the county
court room and while the formality of
granting him admission to the Door house
was being gone through with he got up and
walked out of the room unnoticed. His son.
who had prepared to place within the reach
Of bis father all that wealth could purchase,
has enlisted every agency in the search for
the missing man, but so far without avail.
1t is supposed that Madden, overcome with
shame at the idea OF spendiug his last DAYS
in the poor house, walked down to Il g river
and threw himself in. Had he but walled
a few short hours every luxury that un-
limited wealth could afford would have been
his.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-01
HAVE YOU THE GRIPPE &?
Many People Have 10 and DO Not Know u.
How to Recognize the symptoms and How
10 Treat Them.

Many People Have Il and DO Not Know u.
How TO Recognize the symptoms and How
to Treat Them.
hundreds Of people have the Grippe who do
not know it. Not necessarily the final stages.
but the first stages. They feel pains in the
head, and bad taste in the mouth, get tired
and Respondent, have chilly sensations, limbs
and muscles ache. In some cases these thicgs
are overlooked. In most cases perhaps they
are considered simply a slight cold. In
nearly every case they indicate the coming OF
Grippe.
There IS but one thing TO do when these
symptoms appear, and that is to take prompt
and vigorous measures, to fortify nature % re-
pei the enemy. A little we'll directed effort at
Just the right time will accomplish very much
more tlaE labored efforts afterward. There is
out one thing to be done, and that is to use a
pure stImulant, something that will promptly
arrest, ana IN no way 'iniure, something in
dorsed by scientists, recommended by physi-
clans, and popular because so efficieut-Duffy-s
Pure Malt Mhiskey. Two years ago and last
year when The Grippe was raging. this was the
standard remedy used. and recommended by
the profession IL did more to prevent the
Grippe than all other known or recommended
remedies. 1t preserved many people in health
waO would otherwise have been grievously
SICK, perhaps even worse. 1t is as efficient to-
day as ever 1t should De borne in mind that
other so-called whistles may not be SO efficient
and II any dealer asserts that such WHISTLES are
the same, distrust him at once There is but
one medicinal whskey, and that is Duffy's Pure
Malt
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FARMERS BLooD-sWEAT1Ne.

Throw man Bleeding to Death
W, The Pores OF Bis Skin.
hsve br oo' IND, Jan. 81. - Physicians
Frsema,ee u watching the case of Alexander
tsrner n.o Wel-known and prosperous
they ara ~. " aoash, for over week, and
mans ,rd pV"erless to help him. Mr.. Free
o. blood tb1o,lsa constant and profuse flow
~ Darts Of L Uugh the pores Of the skin on
AteS under t JUS body. The Alood accumu-
sdsrk mn, yne skin until the skin becomes
uufops. F. anu there oozes out in great
Weaker fro,, een man is constantly growing
aoR is stonn ,l loss OF blood, and unless the
use baBePs t tbl speedily hecannot live. His
10 'ne skill of tine best doctors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-01

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
~ hereby given that | have made appca-
ton to the Court of Ordinary Of said county. fos
leave TO sell one share stock odd Fellows
Hall Association, ono share stock Knights OF
Pythias Hall Association, warranty deed St,
Andrews Bay Railroad and Mining Company
for lots 81 and -, block 5S, one trunk and con.
tents, one watch and chain, two valses, belong
ing 20 estate of CHARLES r. BLANCHE de.
ceased, for payment of debts and distribution.
and that said order will be granted at the
MARCH TERM GS02) Of said court unless
objections are filed thereto.
JANUARY 80, 1899. VIM. D. DIXON
Administrator
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-01

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY .-Notice is
VI hereby given that have made application
to tho Court OF Ordinary for Chatham county
for leave to sell two shares of the stock of the
Georgia Railroad and Barking Company Of
Georgia. belonging to MATILDA +. AU-
VER9NE and MARY D'A, LILIENTHAL, nee
NARY II. D'ANri9NAC, for the payment Of
debts and distribution, and said order will be
granted at the MARCH TERN, 1892, of said court
unless objections are fled thereto.
MARY D'ANTfGNAC,
Jas. 80, 1892. Guardian.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-01
FALII CLOTHING co.

If you want 10 use the most
stylish scarf by all means
wear an Ascot.
1t NAV seem difficult to tie
but it is not, and once you
acquire the knack, you will
find this scarf susceptible of
being tied into many shapes
all Of which are sure to be
most pleasing.
Ascots are necessarily ex-
pensive but in order to entire
ly close out this season stock
we are now selling any of
them for S. co.
FALK CLOTHING co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-01

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-MRs MARIA
" McCLUSKEY has applied 20 the Court of
Ordinary for twelve months maintenance and
support for herself and minor children out OF
the estate Of JOHN McCLUSKEY, deceased
Appraisers have made return allowing same.
These are, therefore, TO cite all whom it may
concern to appear before said court to make
obi ction on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
MARCH NEXT, otherwise same will be granted,
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this 3Oth day
Of January, 1893
FRANK Il. KEILBACH
Clerk, Q. o., c. o,
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MEDICAL


feeble woman, or a delicate and aIIIIlB
r one it's a remedy that's sure to give CIV, IT.
Practically, it's sold on t'7dt; lhaes
what it amounts to. If it doesn't oenen0
or cure in all the delicate derangel9is1lis'
functional disturbances ana pa.nluib e1S,
orders peculiar to the sex-then you nave
wv on;d think that any medicine could be
sold go 90 If If did all that's claimed for It,
Exactly. .,.,,4 of all tba
.o5ici,1cs for women, "Favorite PrescrlP-
tiou IS the only one that's sold on such
terms. 81. ,4, an insult To
vonr Intelligence to have something eAse,
NAT paws the dealer better, ohereo az
"iust as good"