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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

Mrs. Annie NJ. Starr. Brewer street,
New London. Conn. writes: " have used
your medicine for number of months and
lind it y sure cure have suffered since
a child With neuralgia headache. aud have
spent dollars upon dollars on medicines
for this purpose alone without any benefit
until cot your Bradycrotine."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

srArxoY NEw
Be
resident ii
c,toDe uso rosoth
OF
srfhe
tlonof organiso "a o.
gI.ss tho Of
Ihayehe
tLS-} a' ''""''' CHARLES NETTEroS connas-a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

affairs to believe that hunger and poverty
will ever be abolished. Henry George
himself. the very apostle OF the movement
for tho abolition of poverty, only received
$500 or $500 out OF So,9oo oequest leit
him by New Jersey admirer not long
since for the express purpose OF aiding IN
the abolition OF poverty, and so inehec-
tual are our "poor human instruments"
that nearly all of the legacy was abolished
In transit before it reached Mr.. Georges
hands.
MULDooN TRAINING BLAINE.
The story has recently been telegraphed
from Washington, without public denial,
that Secretary Blaine has consulted Will
liam Muldoon, the professional trainer who
once put John l.. Sullivan into shape,
about course of physical instruction,
with the object, presumably. Of fitting
himself for the presidential race and get
ting bis digestive organs into condition for
his favorite oorn-bread and buttermilk
feasts. Muldoon is one of three train
ers whose names have for some years been
kept prominently before the New York pub
lie and. incidentally, the reading public al
large. j. NJ. Latin Is another and Edwin
Checkley the third. The two former are
great big men, six-footers and more,
the latter little why fellow. not one
third as big as either OF the Others. Each
Of the three has u system. and from what
! can gloan--for half the men about town
have been or are talking of being under
training-the three systems are about as
follows: Muldoon believes IN taking his
subjects OF TO farm or some
other secluded place. and there work
ing them like horses from In the
morning until s in the evening, with
regular trainers diet of underdone beef
and mutton little il any vegetable or
sweets. and work, work. work all day, with
intervals FOR judicious rest This work
or saving wood (Which would be eminent.
ly appropriate for q diplomacy, or punch
ing o bag or sparring or wrestling. But
II Is work. OF course, Mr.. Muldoon. who
is an intelligent aud pleasant-spoken man,
would invent new system entirely should
the Secretary Of State conclude TO 60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
A Phenomenon Explained.
fJudqe.l

You have oft seen man
Whose syllables ran
While his ideas parched In a drouth:
He does 80, yopn ind,
From thr fact that his mind
Can never keep up with his mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
2 ALDN ESS
OF As WINTER STREET, BOSTON, MASS,

OF 4S WIN hR ; hbEl' bNShN-'f ''-N
has visited Richmond hy request OF many OF mo
si,fs. who have been treated with Nohderiai sue
cess NJ Dr.. Semmes's Washington onice ms past
winter. Her reputation IA Squalls - "e'
tnoyvn throughout America and Europe.
BALDNESS Of twenfy-ave years standlns
CURED OR MONEY Refunded. Or. SEnMEo
offers 81 600 In gold for my failure ~hcu airec
tons are followed. Hundreds ot testiul0nas u,
Isir n-oducaI on shiny bald heads. We admit
of no failure: our remedy IL ininllihle.
sENMES'S ri ECTRIC hAlR EtNlohEN ms
gained a worldwide reputation a. linlr ufo"'t,
Root or Herb Tome it has no equal SAFE 10 use
on White. Golden. or Black ilait. No discolora-
lion Safo 20 use on A CHILD az and upwards
DIR. J. SEMMES will be In Richmond unVh l't
Il MAY Il bchoOves every man, WomeA' anu
,hi'd 10 have thor hair attended TO
Physicians and chemists are invited 70 inSesu-
gate at 327 Franklin street, corner toufth,
city. mp 10 " '''-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
ReNsslr coNcsRr An AMELIA.
A Delightful Entertainment, Unique, At
traetive, and sieritorious.

traetive, and nieritorious.
rCorrespondence o, the Richmond Dispatcn.I
AMEirA COURTHOUSE, Va, September TO-
The concert given for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church at this place last
night was decided success. The audi.
ence was large and representative, ths
entertainment was unique, attractive: and
meritorious. The concert opened by
quartette, Loves Old Sweet Song" rem
dered by Mrs. and Miss Harrison and
Messrs. Bagby and Coleman, The solo oil
Miss Matte Daily, the swiss Bcno
Song" was admirably given. MT;
Bagby sang the solo. Old Madrid.
with great expression and effect.
Miss Iucy wertenbaker rendered two
solos, which gave her the opportunity OF
showing of her splendid. well-trained
voice. With surprising versatility she gave
a recitation. It is hard to tell in which she
excelled-in song or speech. Possibly one
of the most attractive numbers was tho
"Old Oaken Bucket" sung by the Misses
Wertenbaker, Mr.. Southall Farrar. ana
Mr.. Hatcher Bagbv. Miss HARRISON OF
Amelia, sang sole, which was highiy ap-
preciated on account OF Its 6eaptitai con-
ception and expression. The duet sung
bv the Misses Daily was difficult and
artistic piece. entitled The Fishermen:
The performance concluded with a
pleasant little charade entitled Aunt
Retsv's Ruse." The Misses Daily and Miss
Brooks. of Richmond participated; The
acting was exceedingly good and loudly
applauded.
The ladies Of the church furnished q
splendid supper, and the people fingered
until a late hour Of the night.
Too much praise cannot be awarded tho
Misses Dalbv for their untiring efforts and
iudiciOus management in giving to. our
people "a most pleasing, refined, and at
tractive entertainment. The financial re-
suits were entirely satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
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one energetic general agent Tor each State and
Territory. For terms and particulars address
TIE MONROE ERASER MANUFACTURING
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
A GRAND RESORT IN elles.
Tho Besuti-s and Delights of a Lake Em
bosomed Ia the Mountains.
mcr-e,pooaence ., the Rlchmono pi,patca.l

fccr-espondonce OF the Etchmond DispitchJ
MouxrArx LAKE, Va. September TO-.
This attractive resort, with its 1000 feet OF
elevation, fine air, and beautiful scenery,
has not been wholly overlooked by Rich,
mond guests. Mr.. Samuel y. Prlliam ana
wife, the Misses Crenshaw. DIR. Z. @. Levy,
Mrs. Ezekiel, DR.. Thomas y: Moore and
wife. Rev. DR.. g. II. Ryland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Womack, and others have boon among the
delighted visitors. and most OF them yet
linger, though autumn colors begin 10
blaze in the woods and Ores glow indoors;
One OF the chief beauties OF the retired
spot is the lake, which covers fifty acres
and lies like d great spring embosomed IN
the mountain range. always turning us
dimplei face up TO the sun and Inviting the
guests to its various pleasures OF sailing
and rowing. "Bald Knob, 4,i4s feet high.
IL the mountain sentinel of oil these coun-
ties. A short walk brings the hotel guests
TO its summit. from which grand views and
gorgeous sunsets are had.
Politically the county is quiet. IL is
wonderful what hold nominee Cy-
clone" Jim Marshall has on the public adj
niration of all his district. He is to speak
here soon. am yet 20 meet face to face
Third.party man. though l hear there are
some scattered about.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

discharge, very offensive, from my nose and
ticking noises Ia my ears. / had a dry cough,
aud sometimes duh pain In thy chest. Ny
hearing was bad; appetite sometimes great,
sometimes poor. got mp in the morning very
tired after restless nigh. and / became very
weak. My improvement under DR.. COATESS
treatment has been rapid and constant, the
above symptoms are all about gone and ] feel
strong, rest well, aud ~ general good health"
WILLIAM HOWARD WRIGHT,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway depot, Richmond,
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
AUCTION sALEs-Future D@ys.
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1885 east Main street.

John J. HOPPER J In the chancery
GEORGE wILK1E. ct a,s.J Of Richmond;
The undersigned special commissioners. ap-
pointed IN the abOvo-styled SUIT by decree en-
tered therein on December p, 1891, for tho
purpose, will, in pursuance " said decree, sell
at public auction 90 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1892,
at O'clock, +. 81, on the premises, the KNIT
TING-MIIL AND NOOLLEN-MILL MA
CIIINERY, situated in East Richmond, q short
distance from the eastern limits u the city Of
Richmond, in the building known as Woolen-
MIL Building This machinery consists prncl-
pally Of the following; Three Cards, about
As inches wide, > Rollers. each go thread, 240-
Spindle. seli-a,ting Spinner, | Threai-Opener,
l Picker. / Twist-Machiue. l2O Spiudles,
Knitting Machines patent Brans0n). RibDer,
1 Sewing Machine, l FNlng-M Machine ! wiring
ing-Machine. Dycing-Iubs, Dye Frames, Press
Boards, Shaitiug, Pulleys, Tools and other ar
ticles used about WOODEN and kn'tug-mlL
This machinery IL put 40 ready for running,
ana we are Informed Is In running order. ms
sale will afford q hno opportunity 10 any one
VINO needs all or part OF such machinery, or
who may desire TO 90 into this line OF business.
IL Is in q building suited for such a mill, with
good surroundings There Is also an engine AMI
boiler in the building, which was put there 10
run this machinery.
TERMS: Either cash or ouc-thirt cash, and
balance IN four, eight and twelve months, 20 be
secured by notes with approved sniOrser5, 20 Dc
announced at sale.
JAMES J.. ANDERSON,
GEORGEJ. HOOPER, JR,
II. X. POLLARD.
special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

icorreap0ndence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
ExPoEIA. Va, September l2.-The Viz
g,nia Portsmouth Baptist Association will
convene at Shiloh church. Prince George
county, tomorrow. The Baptist church
here last night elected delegates viz. j.
q. I.ifsey and K. l.. Turner The pastor,
Rev. q. n. Bradley. will also attend.
Although the church here is very feeble.
still il will send very liberal eonsribu-
ll0a 10 the various boards.
1be letter Gop yQpf "Abseptess" IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
WHIsKEY AND THEN PISTOLS.
A Lively Voiiey In Which Several Person:
Were Wounded Near Bauer's store.
ISnecIal telngrntn 10 the DIanatchl

HoUsroN, Va, September 12-Last Sat-
urday night Ben Trammel, Charles Epps,
and Reuben Cumbie became involved in
an alteration at Bane's store. near this
place Pistols were drawn and firing was
kept up for some little time. Epps, while
mounting his horse. 1t is said, was shot
through the back. is now paralyzed and is
not expected 10 recover. Brood Powell, a
youth of IS or 20 years. while passing
the ball passing through his hat-brim.
To-day Joseph Spencer and Reuben Cum
bic were arrested and brought before the
Justice upon Powelps complaint. Their
trial is now in progress. All Of the parties
are white and are good citizens. The af-
fair was due doubtless TO whlskey and Is
greatly deplOred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

your yesterdays issue was read with grea,
interest here.
Mr.. J. A. Farmer lett for Baltimore few
DAYS since.
Mrs Patience Farmer. Of Wilson, N. c..
IL visiting relatives here.
Miss Cora Farley, of Suffolk, Is visiting
relatives here.
Captain Charles Ehrhart aud wife, Of
Murfreesboro', N. O., are here.
NV bad writing in the Sunday issue made
me say Rev. J. X. Moran, ID. d., OF your
city. visited relatives mere this week. II
should be Rev. j. X. Mason, Il. d., of your
city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
WILLIAM HOW ARD WRIGHT,
A Trusted Employee at the C. & 0. R. R.
Depot, Richmond Va.

says: al contracted
CATARRH eleven years
ago from a severe cold,
and SINCE then tried
every remedy ! could
ind, but without relief,
until 1 consulted Or.
COATES, OF No. 70S east
Franklin street, Rich
mcnd, Va. Sly nose was
stopped up with hard
kpOts, aud When | blew
them out u often made
mo heaye and throw up
my food; mucus kept
constantly falling into
my throat from behind
my nose, but sometimes
my throat got dry and
sore. There was often
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
A Foruer's Punishment.


NORFOLK, Va, Septemb Der 12.-Ihe Young
drug clerk. w. II. Doyle, who attempted tC
have forged check casbe1 at the Bank OF
Commerce and the Norfolk National Bank
and who was greatly Frustrated at the
time he was detected and supposed to
have taken some poisonous drug, was tried
in the Corporation Court to-day Oh the
charge of forgery. He was found guilty
the penitentlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
4 NEW DETACHED FRAME DWELLING.
SITUATED ON THE WEST SlDE OF ENSLOW
AVENUE BETWEEN HIGHLAND AND BYRON
STREETS HIGHLAND PARK, II + \ RI G. .
COUNTY.-By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
from John G.. Ross % the undersigned trustee.
dated August II, 1891, aui Of record in tho
clerks Office Of l{cnHcO County Court. Deed
BOOK 1876 A, page Is Z, default having been made
In the payment OF n portion Of the debt secured
thereby, and hRyl1g boon directed 20 20 do by
the beneficiary therein. shall proceed 20 sell al
public auction, upon the promises. ON
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1892,
nj ~ o'clock z. ", the PROPERTY described
a. above The house contains SIX or seven
rooms and Is comparatively new. Tho lot fro1ts
30 teet ana runs back between parallel lines
40 feet TO an alley 20 fe0t Wlde The electric
car line passes within half "a block Of this pro
perty.
Terms: Cash a. 70 expenses Of lie and 20
nay OF tho sum 81 S45H.3t, with interest from
August II, 1892; n credit a. 20 s4s5.34 until
August, 1898, and a further credit as ~ a5ll.34
until August - 1894 the balance upon terms
70 DO announced ~ sale
FRANK I. SUTTON, Trustee.
SUTTON & Co, Aucliouoers. SOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
AUCTION SALES -vntafe Days.
by ". W. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctionosr.
A GRAND SPECULATION
INA
LARGE ACREAGE PROPERTY,
THREE MILES NORTHEAST oFTnE CITY on
THE MEcHANrcsyILLE TURNPIKE,
1T BEING THE Farm FOR A LONG TINE
OWNED AND OCCUPIED By COLONEL
ROBERT F. NORRIS,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST AND BY A De
CREE OF COURT.
CREE OF COURT.

In exection OF a dood OF trust made BY 10
bert r. Morfiss 20 James Alfred Jones ana J0hn
A. Meredith. as trustees, bearing date NoTein-
Der -. 1869, and duly recorded, !, ~ surYivhs
trustee, being thereto required by the creditor
secured, and ia obedience 20 decree OF the
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond. entered
March 3, 1891, in the cause OF Morris, trustee,
70. tho Virginia state Insurance company, VIII
cell by auction ut the front door Of tho City Hal,
ana AZ the Broad-streot entrance thereof, In tho
city Of Richmond, Va. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1892,
at l2 O'clock NJ, tho VALUABLE EARN above
referred 70. situated IN Henrloo county, on tho
east side Of the Mochanicsyllc turnpike, upon
which Il has long front running along said
turnpike TO the ChcahOmlny river ana contain
ing $50 ACRES. more OF less, embracing, be-
sides the excellent highland, a quantity u
ChicabOminy i0w-grOuDGs, large area ~ the
finest truck lands, and suflciency woodland.
Tho buildings consist Of a dwelling Win tho
usual out-bulldings and some other settlements,
such as tenants houses. &c.
There are few estates combining moro ole
ments OF value than this. In tho FIRST place, It
IL a largo estate very near @ the city o. Rich
mOnd, on an excellent road, snd embracing
some Of tho best trucking land IN the county, tho
soil being similar 90 that OF the noted vegetable
section Of Hanover county. Then. again, its near
Ness 70 a growing city, such a. Richmond now is
iusti1es the hope OF a very lnrgely-incroased
value in few years; ana again. 10 iss said - con-
tain in'xhaustible quantities Of tho worry nncst
clay for pottery, hrc-brick, thing, SC.
TERNs; Cash Sufficient O. pay expenses Of exc
cuting the trust aud 10 discharge debt amount
ing 10 sl2,229.3T, with interest on H83lh.4Os
part thereof from June 7 J., 1880. at Z per cent,
and on slSj.lO, another part thereof from Juno
IL, 1890 NJ per cent and the residue (the
grantor and his assigns failing % prescribe the
terms ~ tOUl upon credits Zone or two wears. IN
equal amounts, with interest added ana secured
bs q deed OF trust upon The property.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
sea surviving trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
The MONTICELLO GUARD.
A Cre6itable Inspection by Colonel Stern
Champion Corbett En Ronte.

Champion tofDet la honRs
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLorTRsyILLE Va, September H.
When Colouel 10 Lane Stern makes his re-
port Of Company ID (Monticello Guard. 1t
viii no doubt be highly satisfactory 70 the
officers of that body OF soldiers as well as
10 the State officials. Out Of a total
strength Of II there were present 6S men !:
wero absent on leave, 2 sick. and 2 out of
the city. Captain 4. ). Keller takes great
pride in his company, which Is now COM
posed Of some Of the best material in the
CITY.
The public schools Of this city opened
to-day. An increased attendance over
that Of last year is looked for.
Mr. J. Len. Page, Of Clifton Forge, Is
still quite siek az mis- mothers residence in
this eltV.
james Corbett. the champion pugilist,
passed here at $50 O'Clock this morning in
hrs private car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

WANTED. GOOD AG EN T S
w EVERYWHERE. GOO / pay.
y. Z. COMPANY,
So ll-Sn. Tu&Th3t 90 slate slreet. Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
NEARLY COMPLETED.

The Alexandria and Mt. Vernon railroad
authorities say that they will have the road
ready TO run cars by Saturday. and that
the cars will be here and running by the
20th instant Work is being pushed in
every department OF the line IN order to
have it done in time The people of Alex
andria and that part of Fairfax through
which the road runs look forward to its
completion with great pleasure. as ii will
bring prosperity to country hitherto I'M
developed on account of the difficulty of
getting produce to market.
The police caught negro and white
man playing crap" in a field on the out
skirts of town and grabbed them both.
The negro broke away from the officer,
leaving half his coat in his hands and es-
capped. The white man, Frank keeffe,
from Washington. was fined for his viola
ton of the local gambling law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
DIR L. pEARoE COATES.

OFFICES: 70s east Franklin street. Rich.
mond, Va once hours: TO IL NJ, 2 70 4, and
10 $50 y. ". sundays, 20 I'm.
sP5CIALTIES: CATAkRH, Nose, Throat and
Chest.
Consultation at olico or by mail free. Nedi-
cines furnished. II you live at q distance send
fer symptom blank. Charges very moderate
10 Ats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
MORMON MISSIONARIES EXPELLED.
The Goshen Baptist Association-Dr.
a. N IEanovar

The Goshen Baptist Association-Dr.
Frank Page, OF Texas, In Hanover.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l
OFFLEY, Va, September 12.-Last weeks
Ashland Enterprise contained brief
"ofiicial" statement as TO the recent eX-
pulslon of the two Mormon missionaries
from the county. The card is signed by
the chairman and the secretary of the cltl-
zens' meeting-Mr. John Moody and Major
John Page, respectively. AT last accounts
the disciples Of Joe Smith were IN Abe
marie.
The Goshen Baptist Association wGs in
session for four days last week at tho
County.Liue church. on the border OF
Caroline, and was an immense, pleasant,
and successful gathering. Among the
noted diVines were the Rev. Drs. DlclIn-
son and ]. William Jones. The crowd was
estimated at several thousand, many lndi-
hicles for fifty aud sixty miles The accom-
modations for man and for beast were on q
huge scale. and the hosptable people In
the vicinity We'd with each other III their
efforts TO entertain.
REUNION.
Messrs. Thomas n. and Roswell Page, of
your clty, spent yesterday ct their old
home Oakland with their brother,
the Rev. Prank Page. of Waco, Tex, who,
with his family, IS here visiting relatives.
Mr.. Page preached yesterday 1t Trinity 10
large congregation. On next Sunday he
will preach at Old Fork, and on the follow
ing SUNDAY at the Church of Our Saviour.
The Rev. A. Buchanan, formerly rector
OF ~. Martins Parish, is in charge of a
church in Louisville, Ky.
Mrs Colonel Hillary 7. Jones, formerly
OF Hanover, but now Of Norfolk, has lately
been alarmingly III, and has been carried
20 Fauquier county TO recuperate.
COUNTY ROADS.
The general condition of the roads
throughout the county has been much i'm
proved by the use of the rosd-machnes,
although the work has not vet been made
a thorough and complete as II is hoped it
will be eventually.
But little following has been done owing
TO the drought. Turnips, late potatoes,
cabbage, &c, will be very short The
last rain helped the tobacco immensely, ,
but much Of it will no, have time TO ma
ture. Fruit, particularly apples Is very
scarce.
The Hanover Troop, Captain w. ID.
Cardweil. will be inspected at Ashland on
the 30th instant by lnspector-General 10
Lane S'ern.
Democratic United States supervisors
Of election are being appointed tor this
county.
The Hon. r. l.. Montague, of Rich
mond, will address the Democrats of
Blunt's Precinct. at divers. on Wednesday
night. l4th instant. az which time CAM
palgn club will be organized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
JAMES T.. Anderson,
GEORGE j. HOOPER, JR.,
III. X, POLLARD.
special Commissioners.

JoHS J. HOPPER, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST GEORGE
WILEIE AND Ala, DiIENDASTs-lN THE CHAM
Gerry COURT Or THg Wy OF BICHNONp.
], Charles ". GOdlU. Clerk Of said Court, GER
t.fy that the bond required Of the special COM
missOners by the decree In said cause OF De-
cember u, 1891, has been duly giyea.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of sep
TENDER, 1892.
SO List CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
FACING THE CHOLERA.

Keep cool Tho plague can't reach you II you
do the right thug az the right time.
Cholera takes bold and runs its deadly career
only when the sccretions are faulty and when
the membranes Of tho stomach and bowels are
discussed
LOOK TO THE SECRETIONS.
See that they are healthy and perfect. Put
aud nutrition. Avoid unripe fruits and uawhole-
some meats. Cook everything, even water.
Clean OH the membranes Of stomach and
bowels at onco with
DIR. sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
They carry away all diseased germs and all poi
sonous matter. They assure perfectly healthy
and natural secreuODs. They turn tho liver 10
the account Of digestion and nutrition quickly,
safely, thoroughly; keep head cool, feet
warm, skin clean.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
have been tested in many cholera epidemic.
They do for tho
STOMACH, LIVER, AND BOWELS
just what sanitary science says should be done
with drains, closets, rooms, aud the outer per-
son. They clean and purify the inner house
and put the allmentary channels in perfect
order.
Avoid stimulants Clear their effects out Of
the system al once with the MANDRAKE PILLS.
Put the alimentary channels in order and bid
defiance 20 cholera.
la cholera epidemics and AL others involving
the liver. stomach. and bowels more cases Of
prevention aud cure stand TO the credit OF Dr..
Schencks Mandrake Pills than 70 any other
agency or remedy. se S-Th,su&Tuts