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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS 1 Isl. s.
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

AM iNOtbN6 NrfE"Sf>6-
TRAINS GOING yoKrH.
AT. from Lv. goin,
South North
For Cadillac and Saginaw . i5am 5@am
70 Traverse City and
Aacklna" ..--,...---...-...- goan Up IN
For Petoskey and Mack
NAV city BID p n ~ y m
From KsIamazoo and Chi
Tram arriving from the South Is m and
co "A M daily; other trains daily except sun
day.
yRAINs GOING SOUTH.
Ar. from Lv. going
North. South
Tor Cincinnati. :............. cam 100 . ~
For kalama zooA Chicago JC05 m
For II. Wayne aud the
ksst..................-... II 5oam :o0pm
For S Nnsm.sao Chicago iicopn iS
From Saginsw......-.-....--. II ~ n
...-...---. II u IN
Trains eavlne south % m ard II 70
? m run daily. thet trains daily except
SUNDAY.
sLkEfNe AND rtRLoR car SERVICE
North 10 m train has psrlor ar Grand
Rapids 70 Petosky and kackinaw City
10 10 m train has sleeping cars Grand ksp-
IDS TO Petoskey and Msckinav.
South-Too m train has arior ar Grsaa
1905 m train has ieriOr car Grand Rapids
60 D m train has Wagner Sleeping Car
/ 0rapd Rapids 20 Cincinnati.
1l2 pm train has Wagner sleeping Car
| Grand Rapids 10 Chicaso.
/ kUsKFGON. GRAND RAPIDS \ INDIANA
tor Muskegon. Ly IS a IN ii Is q m - m
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| CHICAGO VIA y. r. VT
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| Arr Chicago- SIS SPIN % N g 81 . IN
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/ Car.
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/ 8 10 IN train has through rsrlor Car and
ins Car
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/ had ~ calling upon A. mguist. ticket agent
I st union station, or Geo M. n UNISON. lnier
I ticket agent g. Nonroe-si. Sraud Rapids
I Mich.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
H. J. OeGOLIA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block

Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
one Oh South Lafayette street with all mod
ern improvements. furnace. gas. city water.
sewer connections. etc.
Two houses and lots on Wealthy avenue
Two houses and lots on Fifth avenue smear
College.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new.
large lot. This property is owned by non-resi-
dent aud will be sold AT a sacrifice.
House and lot on Cutler avenue.
One on Baxter street
one on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street
Two on East Leonard street.
One on Mckendrick avenue.
VIII sell most of the above on payments;
would exchange for farms OF other property.
l have numerous other houses and large list
OF vacant lots In all parts Of the city.
FARMS.
have a farm OF 40 acres two miles from city,
south. with large modern house; nne barns;
farm is all improved. good orchard OF SO ap-
pies. 400 peaches. 800 pluns. 20 standard pears.
cherries and other small fruits; soil clay loan;
would take city property n exchange.
Also % acres In township OF Bovine; good
buildings; good orchard; three acres OF beech
ADD maple timber. balance ceared' soil cay
loan.
Also 80 acres near Rockford good buildings.
good fences and good lend; will sell or ex-
change for city property.
have a number of fruit farms on lake shore
In all sizes IRON 40 to ~ acres
koSEY TO loan on good real estate security
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27


GOING To CHICAGO.
Ly GRID RAPlDs.~s:5o am 1.2spn oil .xprn
Ar ChlCAGO..-...-.-s.SS pm t< pm . suSsm
hEft kNING PROM CHICAGO.
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ar. IfsvcrSr city - is.H nm los. pfu
Ar. petoskry ..Qp nm
AT. Mssn sr~e ls.a nm 1r.st m,
arrive from Petossey l0sH0 pm, from Ira
verse City J. 80 am lG 200 pm
Iti.Ils Gag rfEA fNE
Nssner Parior Cars Leave Grand Rsplds
- pm. leave Chicago - pm.
Axner SieeDers-Les.e Grsni Rspia.
'll-S5 pm. leave Nh.cag0 81 as pm leave
Grand Rapids 81 IS pm. leave intihnspo
via Biz Four o. lEn
&c cua|f ca fo NaHfStee t.3F pm.
'kvery dsy. Except saturday. other
trains week asvs anlv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
View Meders Houses vita Gaoa sized Lots
fcF sale IA Splendld locations

Very DeSir2bis Vacant Lots For sac IN Pen
avs Addition.
Farmers Addition. 6isherts' Addifion.
Dexter TRACTION ana IA uther Ae1itl0nx
city ane suburban Aore2ge Ter sale
a acres OF Madison avenue. - acres ca Bar
Tea avenue, = 2cres on last street
sir Fine Farms Near the CITY
THE HOLDEN RIAL ESTATE EACHANGE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
HERALD DES|RELETS
The cost is insignificant
compared with results.


A DNERfIsEAESI or THREE Inns OR
one insertion; 10 cents Per ine lsr tbree IL
sertloas. or u cents per line Tor one week
SEE MI. WRITE NE. ASK NE about the
- modern houses i build 10 order. l.. y
Pros Il. room . LoSetI block. opposite sweets
hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

xoNEY to loan on good real estate security
II. J. DsG0LIA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

N ANIED-AIl the men IN Grand Rapids 10
step in and get our price on Fall or
winter suit OF c.otLes or pair OF pants made
10 order. Noigt. Herpolshelmer A Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

MO INTEREST for the first year. Small pay
~ ment down and monthly payments on
balance will buy either one or two choice lots
on L. :. Proyin's add. Only three blocks south
of Fifth avenue. John i. Martin. No. % Canal
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

Tor SALE-C. W. Tufts completes and sells
IL house every two weeks the year round.
he buys at wholesale rates and can undersell
all others, Nine houses now on hand at from
500 TO $500 each. on monthly payments-easy
as rent. Be sure and see him before you buy.
c. W. Tufts. 10. 20 Ottawa street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
HELP XAsTEn-PEAALR

experienced cook. Enquire
W = North Lafayette street ID. j. OBrien.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
VETERANS RECEIVED
A. P. MIL CAMP AND the GRAND
ARMY VETERANS.
The Late Narasr sn Pstersburg--The
Republicans In Prscica.
ment


tccrrcspondeorco q tho Richmond Dispa'cn.l
PsTEssBuRo. Va. September 9i.--Tho A.
y. Hin Camp Of Confederate Veterans did
q graceful thing IN rendering their hand
some hall to the Grand Army Of the Re-
public Post OF this city TO DO used rs tho
headquarters of the Grand Army veterans
who are expected to visit Petersburg this
week. The exterior as web as the interior
Of the building has been profusely deco
rated with United States flags and largo
s>nner, bearing theinscription Welcome,
Ctmrades, has been stretched across the
stieet tn front Of the building. The
trains nom the North to-day brought in a
large number OF the Union veterans. who
were conducted immediately 20 the rooms
OF the A. y. Hill Camp, where refresh
ments were served and they were made at
home. Many OF the old Confederate sol
diers called upon the visitors during the
day, and at night quite reception was
held.
TIRE LATE MuRpEB.
The Mayor did not 60 into an examina-
tion Of the cases of Robert MoClanahan
and Robert Mathews (coloredj. charged
with the murder OF young Bucius ii. lnge,
this morning, but, at the request OF counsel
for the defendants. postponed II until to-
morrow. Judge Ward, OF Abingdon. was
present a. counsel for Mechanism and
w. B. McIlwaiDc. Esq, az counsel Tor Ma
thews. An immense crowd was present IN
the courtroom. The most damaging testi-
Mony against the accused before the
coroner's Jury was given by q coiored
woman.
A RrruBIIoAs QuANDARY.
The Republican party in this district
finds itself IN O rather unpleasant predica-
Tnent, ebgendering ordinations and re-
ordinations. IL rs stated that, on the au-
thorty OF the written agreement OF three
of the I've members OF the District CON-
mittee. shs call for the Burkeville conven-
ton was cancelled. rs was also the call for
the primary meetings 10 elect delegates.
On the other hand. il was declared by
those who favored nominating conyen-
tion that the cancellation of the original
action OF the committee was irregular and
void. runners were therefore sent out
through the counties with notlhcations
that the primaries would be held and they
were held last night and delegates favor
ing a convention and q nomination were
elected The situation Is not only interest
ing but critical. for II nomination is
made under these circumstances at Burke-
vile, the candidate will not receive the
full Republican vote.
PERSONAL ISTEJIIGENCI
Mrs. j.. ID. Gilbert, OF fiUsDurg, fh' IL
visiting her father. Mr.. George Cameron.
Mrs. Robert ". Boykin, OF Richmond, is
a guest in the family OF her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. &. w. Vensble.
Mrs. Frank T. Barr. of Abingdon, is
spending some days with her mother, Mrs.
Robert Harrison.
Mrs. Charles Cabaniss. OF Dinwid1ie,
has been visiting the family of DIR. ID. w.
Lassiter.
Miss Della Stringfellow. of Richmond, is
the rues, of Mrs. W. l.. Watkins.
Mn Parker +. Conrad. of Rich mond,
who has been visiting Mrs. George Came
ron. has returned home.
Misc Mary Il. Johnston Is with frieu de in
ninxcid 1ie county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
STEyENSON'S TOUR.
HIS GREAT SPEECH AT FAYETTE-
VILE, NJ. c., YESTERDAY.
A Magnificent ReceptIon--outpour Of
the Democratic Masses-EwiDg
Follows Him.
rsnncinl ,elerram % .ho plspatch.l

tNDrCi1i ttltkFhit " ehO DfehHN,-f
FsYrrrEvrLLr, n. O.. September a.
This In. been red-letter day for Cape
Fear Democracy. Nothing has equalled
the Wild enthusiasm and spontaneous out
pouring Of the people and reception TO
General Stevenson by his fellow-conntTy-
men since the memorable and stirring
campaign of Henry Clay way back IN tho
forties. Clarke Troy, that veteran Demo-
crat. was chief marshal Of the day. and
headed the calvacade, one half mile IN
length which met General Stevenson at
HARRINGTON Heights. in the suburbs OF the
CITY. and escorted him TO tho gorgeOusly :
and tastefuliy-decorated stand IN IRONY
of the Park House amid the widest OF
cheering. the booming OF eannons' tho
waving OF flags, and martial music:
The party then aiighted and Generals
Stevenson and Ewing were escorted TO the
stand. the crowd cheering Justify.
DIR. j. A. Hodges, in his usual happy and
eloquent style, most Handsomely intro
dII~sd General Stevenson, who came for
ward amid a perfect ground-swell OF ap-
plause and thanked the people OF the
Cape Fear section and all North Carolina
for the cordial manner IN which he had
been received throughout. the Old North
State. In eloquenoe sublime ne nerVed
the Democracy TO forge ahead in the fight
which is now on and achieve the magnii-
cent victory awaiting them in Noye:no Der.
From beginning TO end bis speech bristled
with the live issues Of the campaign. and
elected round after round of applause
from the vast audience, which no held
spoll-bound.
In most touching and forcible manner
Colonel Wharton j. Green then presented
General Ewing, another illustrIous grand
son OF North Carolina, who made bril-
liant effort in the beginning, but he had
been speaking only few minutes when tho
ram began TO fall in torrents. This brought
TO close one of the Rrandest Democratic
rallies In the history of old Cumberland.
The crowd was estimated at from 400 to
8. 900 people, and the day will long be re-
membered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
An Entoysbie Entertainments at Crewe-
Other Social Events

An Euioysbie Embellishments at Crewe--
Other Social Events.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcnl
CRKwr. Va. September Allowing 10
the ipolemency Of the elements last eve
ming. there was not large crowd 10 Of
tendance at the entertainment given. by
the LADIES' Auxiliary OF the Board OF
Worlds-Fair Managers, the proceeds OF
which are 10 beutilised IN arranging en-
exhibit from this county. The selections
for the programme were indeed good,
and The manner In which they were
presented was much enjoyed. They
were rendered az foilows: Opening cho-
rus. ION the Sea-" sung by eight ladies,
accompanied by Miss Florence Tugele.
Recitation. IN Italian. O selection from the
opera, Little Tycoon" was very enec-
tiyeiy repdered by Mrs. Benjamin Nash. OF
your city. Chorus, Heel-and- Toe Polka"
executed by Misses Louise Budd and Ada
NeEnsry Of Blackstone. Emma Boisseau
and Mary Turnbuil Of Crewe, Miss Viii
iams OF Williamsburg, Snsie and Nellie
IugSie OF the county. and Mesdames l..
ID. Davies and Robert Thornton OF Rich
mond. was encore< cismorously. Rocita-
ton. Naughty Little GIRL" by Mrs. ben
jsmin Nash, was clearly and gracefully de-
fisered. Chorus, As You See Them.u
becitstion, a Village Schooi," by little
Miss Meta Tuggle made the decided hit
OF the evening, and was well worthy
OF ali praise. Tableaux. "Nydia." rep
resented by Miss Florence TGggle. The
closing scene. pantomlme. A Soldiers
Dream WAS uDiqaeiy arranged; each Of
tho seeding southern States was repre-
seated BY young lady. who with ban
nsr sntsssd IN the Same relative rotation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22

as did the State secede, and surrounded
tho Confederate. who was peacefully
dreaming amid bis accoutrements, The
reality OF his vision was so be fourd Ia the
parsonage Of Miss Florence Tuggie. These
entertainments (of which several have
been given) are arranged and managed by
Miss Susie Tuggle. who deserves especial
mention for the tact and energy exhausted
on them. Tho entertainment was greatly
added TO by the graceful talent OF Mrs.
Nash.
On Tuesday evening last Mrs. Lucy J.
Tuggle gave . most elegant and recherche
Newmarket Stop Party" at Ravens
wood" her pretty home. IN this county.
in honor Of her charming guests, Ms.
BENJAMIN II. Nash and Mrs. Baxter Tug
gle. The prizes. which were both elegant
and unique. were won by Mrs. Baxter lug
gle. Mrs Benjsmin Nash, Mrs. l.. ID. Da.
vies. aud Mrs. Robert Thornton, all OF
your city.
Mr.. II. s. Beville and bride returned last
evening from their tour throughout the
principal northern cities and Will locate at
their pretty residence lately completed on
Carolina avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
ALL SENT ON.
The Recent Shooting ARRAY at Mountain
Road-Tobacco.

The Recent Shooting Array at Mountain
Road--Tobaeco.
fcorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispstch.l
HousroS, HALIFAX COUNTY, Va. SeDtem-
Der q. Upon the charge OF being impli-
Gated in the shooting ARRAY az Moutain
Road on the night of the 10th MessrS.
Reuben Cumby. Ben Trammel. and Tom
Cuinby were broughta few days ago before
Justice b. W. Leigh. who. after examlna-
tion, sent the parties on othe grand, Jury
Bail wos required and given as follows;
Reuben Cumby, $500; Ben Trsmmei,
$500 Tom Cumby, 800.
MAY BE A BONANZA.
year or more ago Rev. s. IL. Ihomp-
son, who has charge OF the South-Boston
Baptist church, invented cigarette ma
chine. The first complete eampIe mas ar,
rived in South Boston and will soon be put
together. II 1t fultls expectations IL ID
likely to be q BONANZA TO the inventor.
THE TOBACCO CROP.
The new tobacco crop is beginning to
reach the market. The indications are
that IL Is not as " colOry" as the 1891 crop,
but IL appears 20 have more body and will
consequently be more OF a working crop.
The curings in some sections of the county
are reported excellent. while IN other To-
calities they are failures. The crop as @
whole can hardly be called an average one,
although doubtless superior TO that OF last
year. Prices for new offerings have been
gratifying 10 planters so far as can learn.
DEATH or NR. NELSON.
Mr.. James II. Nelson, of South Boston,
died at his residence. in that town, last
Monday night, after a long and painful
illness. He was buried yesterday with
Masonic honors. lie was q leading and
popular merchant and dies regretted by
large circle of friends and relatives. A
widow and six children survive him.
BRIEFs AND PERSONALS.
Hon. Paul C. Edmunds has been arouslng
the echoes of Bedford during the past ten
DAYS.
Rev. G. II. Kinsolvine. of Philadelphia.
and Rev. A. j. KInsoiving, of Brooklyn,
are visiting their father. Rev. DR.. .. A.
Kinsolving, of Houston. The former was
tins summer elected Episcopal bishop of
Texas. has accepted, and his conservation
will probably take place this fall.
The new Baptist church at Houston will
DO very handsome aud imposing edihce.
The quarantine as TO the restriction OF
the transportation and railroad lines has
been discontinued here. Fourteen gangs
of cOttOn-screwmen left here to-day to
commence the season at Vest Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22

WANTED, A YOUNG LADY,
w CONPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
MILLTNEB. Must come VOL recommended
State salary. Address Lock-Bcx 2iJ Roanoke.
Va re 20-.jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22

STENOGRAPHER, EXPERIENCED
y in railroad and mercantile work, desires PO-
SlTION. Good credentials furnished. Own
typewriter. Address j. +. NJ, 100 south BiOunt
etrnaf. Knleich. y. q. 2O-bt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
HAMPDEN-slCNeY COLLEGE.
Welcome Entertainment by the Young
Meu's Christian Association.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPDES-SIDNEY, September H.-The
Young Mems Christian Association of
Hampden-SIdney College gave delightful
reception last night TO the new students
The exercises OF the evening. which took
place in the new chapel, were opened with
prayer by Rev. DIR. Johnson, of the semi
nary. MIR. 4. Is. Southall, who II president
of the, Young Mems Christian Association,
in a happy and graceful manner then de-
livered an address Of welcome; after which
Dr. McIlwaine. the president of the col
lege, was called upon. Heresponded with
his usual readiness in tone of pleasantly
mingled at times with deep earnestness.
The speaker emphasized the Importance
of educating the social rs well as the ill
tellectual part Of the student. He also
made prominent the thought that the
highest Christian influence is to be exert
ed 10y discharging carefully every Chris
tan duty. The address Of DR.. Mcllwaine
had pleasant and helpful effect upon the
audience and nicely paved the way 20
social intercourse. which was the next fea-
ture of the evening
Refreshments prepared by the ladies Of
the Hui" were enjoyed 10y all present.
The young men and their friends furnished
music for the occasion. This Ia the first
entertainment of the kind at Hampden-
Sidney. and its successful management
was largely due to the efforts OF MIR.
Holmes Halston, who graduated from the
college last year, and il now pursuing his
studies in Union theological Seminary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
A MYSTERIOUS FIRE-6UG.
He IL Engaged in Destroying Fences in
Nanssmond County.

Correspondence Of the Richmopd DlsDatch.l
EyERETT's, Va. September 90 Intense
excitement prevails in this vicinity over
the actions of an incendiary who appears
TO be insane. The fences Of some of our
farmers have been fred In several places,
the fire hardly being e1tingulshed in one
spot before smoke could be seen curling
up in another direction.
On Saturday and Sunday the woods
were full of men who assembled from all
directions that they might assist in cap
turing the person who was SO intent on
destroying property, but he has so far
oluded them. The author Of so much ex-
ctement has been seen only By boys who
were smaller than he. They report that he
Is a very small white lad who did not look
as If he weighed more than fifty pounds.
lie will not allow person larger than
himself TO approach him. He Is very ieet
of foot and keen in seeming danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
WILMINGTON ENTHUSIASTIC.
General Stevenson Warmly Welcomed to
the Cape-Fear Metropolis.
by telegraph TO tho Dispatch


WILMINGTON, N. c.. September 21.-This
has beon red-letter day for the Democrats
of Wilmington and the surrounding coun-
try. IL being the fifth appointment of Hon.
Adlai L. Stevenson to speak in the State
of North Carolina. Extensive preparations
had been made. and when the Pullman
special rolled into the depot from Fayette
vile, at $50 o'clock j. M.. with the Ste
venson party, the arrival was announced
by the ringing Of bells. the screeching OF
all the steam whistles IN the CITY for fully
five minutes, and vice presidential salute
of nineteen guns from cannon placed
near the Federal building.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable wea-
Their. a large crowd had assembled at the
depot 10 receive the distinguished visitors,
and the excitement and enthusiasm were
OF the true southern type. Mrs. Stevenson
was welcomed by committee OF ladies,
and the whole party were escorted TO the
orion, where a reception was held. The
hotel was besieged by enthusiastic Demo-
Gratis. with their wives and daughters and
sweethearts, all anxious TO do their respec-
tive parts in making the occasion grand
success.
Tho programme includes torchlight
procession. speeches at the immense Ia
bernacle erected for the meetings of Rev.
Sam Jones. and another reception after
the speaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22

Who shall decide IL ? We have concluded
long ago that u is a success every time
with summons Liver Regulator in the
house. II promotes harmony and good
nature by preventing any attack of the
worst enemy. Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
which make discord IN the brightest
home. You will find the Regulator
good remedy for Biliousness aud Sick
Headache, II 10 the household friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
Hoods SarsapaYilla
F AGING THE CHOLERA.
Mr.. .yoaenh Hem

Keep cool The plague can't reach you II you
do the right thing at the right time.
Cholera takes hold and runs its deadly career
only whom the sccretOns are faulty and WHOM
themeTubranos Of the stomach and bowels are
diseased.
LOOK TO THE SECRETIONS.
See that they are healthy and perfect Put
the liver to natural work This assures digestion
and nutrition. Avoid unripe fruits and uawhoIe-
some meats. Cook everything, even water.
Clean off the membranes OF stomach ana
bowels at once with
DIR. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
They carry away all diseased germs and all poi
sonous matter. They assure perfectly healthy
and natural secretions. They turn the liver 20
the account Of digestion and nutrition quickly,
safely, thoroughly; keep head COOL ieet
warm, skin clean.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
have been tested in many "a cholera epidemic.
They do for the
STOMACH, LIVER, AND BOWELS
lust what sanitary science says should be done
with drains, closets, rooms, and the outer per-
son They clean and purify the innor house
and put the alimentary channels In perfect
order.
Avoid stimulants. Clear their effects ont Of
the system at once with the MANDRAKE PILLS.
Pat the alimentary channels in order and bid
defiance 90 cholera.
In cholera epidemics and all others involving
the liver. stomach, aud bowels, moro cases Of
prevention and cure stand 70 the credit OF DR..
Schoncks Mandrake Pills than to any other
sgency or remedy. 20 S-Th,Su&Iuts