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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

and placing its contents. which were wTitton
by some OF tho ablest men in the world.
which reprcsertcd tho most accurate knowl-
edge and tho expert scholarship OF the time,
and giving over these articles to mex
periencod. unknown mon, requested that
the book bo revised so aS TO bring tho %
within tho limits of 10 volumes Of COO
small octave pages.
Tho 1O-volume book was accordingly
made.
Tho articles were not rewritten, they were
not revised but they were cut down.
They wero chopped down with shears.
and then the fragments were stuck together
with paste.
IL made no difference TO tho "so-called"
editor what essential facts were left ont. so
long as tho articles were reduced in length,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

DO you want free trip TO Europe /?
Read all about IL on page z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l2. 1892.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

It is rather hard to have TO go to New
York for plans for State House as wei
as for candidates for the United State:
Senate. Journal.
The Journal didn't kick about Brice
particularly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

Whatever may be said against the Re-
publican party, it is true that men like
Hill are only employed TO carry doubtful
states, and are never for moment seri-
ously considered for any Office higher than
Senator. journal.
Hill is the Republican candidate, is
he?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

Such is the gospel of Democracy II is
the gospel of the most advanced and pro-
gressive part of the nation IL is the
gospel of the most advanced portion of
the human race; the people who have
realized the necessities and tendencies of
modern civilization. Worcester Post.
And its prophet is Dave Hill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

Frank B. Sanborn moves that the head
of Washington be placed on the 10-cent
silver dollar. The Edglc proposes an
amendment 20 that proposition to the eff
feet that the thumb of Georges right
hand rest on the right side of Georges
nose. with the fingers OF the right hand
extended. and that the thumb OF Georges
left hand rest on the little finger of
Georges right with The fingers of the left
hand also extended. brooklyn Eagle.
Thus TO express, we presume, Georges
feelings under the circumstances. Bet.
ter put on Daddy Bland himself.
Tha graceful manner in which Thaver
retired from the guhernutOrial office lin
r-l,r.s-l4tl .rts great -, it-ffurf
he shown DISPOSITION 10 hang on until
The last shred of LEGAL objection had been
cut bv the shears OF the courts he would
have brought reproach upon himself and
seriously embarrassed the Republican
marty IN that state next fall. Chicago
luter-Occan.
Graceful Is. good-vcry good, indeed.
Chicago Herald
And correct, too.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

To pretend that there is any regret felt
in England because of Mr. Blaine's fail
ure would be absurd He is the enemy OF
our friends, and the friend of our enc
mics. London Globe.
How we'll the Londoners and Mug
wumps agree. But why failure !!
A man achieves "a success granted TO no
other in generation when he can afford
to refuse the Presidency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

Gov. Boies made q good speech at Den
yer the other night. ile has the correct
idea of "the Democracy in lSG-Tele-
gram.
But the West seems TO think he killed
himself by keeping so mum about silver.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12

into purchasing this mptilated edition. you
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BosToN DAILY GLOBE to its readers.
This GLOBE edition we want you TO Icom.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-12
The NEWS" TURN NOW

This concentration of the coal interests
in one company ought TO furnish a good
argument for renewed agitation for the
putting of coal on the free list--TeIegram.
AS anthracite coal, which is alone af-
fected by the combination. is already on
the free list. the Telegram leaves us IN
some doubt whether its remark is due TO
pure ignorance or pure impudence.
Does IL expect folks TO believe such
stuff?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
A SIGNIFICANT ACTION.
Confederate Veterans TO Go Into Encamp-
ment-Better Railroad Facilities De-
sired on the Carolina Central.

RAIrIaH. n. c.. July 1c.-ISpecial. For
two days past the Alliance Of Wake county
has been in session at Oak Ridge. aear this
city The proceedings were secret but it Is
positively learned to-day that the Third
party element dominated the meetings
and elected Third party delegate. A. c.
Green. TO the convention Of the State ALI
ance. Wake is regarded as the strongest
Alliance county in the state. and the action
yesterday is quite significant.
The date for the annual encampment OF
the North Carolina Confederate veterans
has been set for August 10th TO 10th. al
which time is will be held at Wrightsvllle.
near Wilmington. All the railroads OF the
State have generously volunteered TO trans
port all the veterans 10 Wrightsville free OF
charge. 1t is announced on authority thst
Hon. Charles N. Cooke, Of Franklin county
will 90 before the Democratic Convention
of this district for the Democratic Eomina-
ton for Congress.
A delegation from Wilmington to-day APP
reared before the railroad commission
and presented petition from the Whining
ton Produce Exchange complaining OF the IN
convenience Of the schedule on the Carolina
Central railroad and asking for relief. An
answer was filed by Major G. Winder, gen.
erai manager OF the road. declaring that
the commission had no right 10 interfere
with schedules Of railroads. The COM
mission did not announce its decision in
fhe matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Newsy Norfolk Notes.

NoRToLK, July 16.-SpeciaL "A young
white man belonging in Richmond WAS ar
rested to-day charged with begging on the
street. His defense was that his necessities
rendered 1t imperative that be should beg.
The Justice said that the prisoner had only
two alternatives TO beg or steal and the
Court would not punish him.
The warehouse and wharf property here
toiore rented to the Norfolk aud Carolina
railroad was formally taken possession Of to-
day by the city and turned over 20 the Con-
soildated Compress Company.
Several nights ago while the family of Mr
Joseph w. Cary. of Deep Greek. were at
supper thief entered the house and car
RED OH 500 IN cash and gold watch.
Information has been received Of the ac-
cldental killing of colored man IN Princess
Anne county near the Norfolk county line.
Mr. archie Mckown. well-known young
man had been ont with his gun. but II only
snapped and refused To FIRE. Mr.. mckOwn
went TO a store near 10y and iokngly pointed
the gun at the colored man aud told him be
would shoot him at the same time pulling
the trigger. The result was the load Of shot
took effect in the cOlored mans head and
body. causing instant death.
Mr.. John Riegel. car inspector of the
Atlantic and Danyllle railroad at w st Nor
folk. met an untimely death at that place
to-day. a car door falling upon hla and
breaking his mock.
The Virginia Press Association left for
Boston tonight upon the Merchants and
Miners steamer Berkshire They will be
gone about ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

WARM SPRINGS. Va. July I5-The arrival.
here for the week have been: Major J. halle
and J. G. Halle Florida 1irs. W. 81. j. Jone.
aud Miss Lewis, Cincinnati: Mr S. Carroll
and wife Dir G. J.. Iaylor and wife. Cincin-
nsu; Mr. Iheo. Conrad. wife and daughter
Louisville, ny; Mrs. Mary L. Baldwin and
son. Cincinnati o.: Mrs j. O. Nickel ana
daughter Anderson, " Va; Mrs William s
Turner, Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs J. ID Mott
New York; Mir. !. B. Sterrett. Rockbridge
Alum; Cameron Johnson. Richmond: Mr.
Johnson, Richmond; r. T. Settle. Ohio: j.
y. Mltche !. Cincinnati, O.. Mrs. l.. ~ Kent
Mr.. /. h Gibson and 5. j. Gibson Washing
ton: ID. &. A. Moore and h T. Lee. Lexington:
v D. Smith, BeTryyile: L. j. Hall. Brook
vile, Md; Miss T. i. Fuller. Miss Fuller and
Mrs. II. W. Fuller, Washington; {. II. McCor-
mick, Texas; bliss Bell, Virginia: niss Cam
eron, stanton: Miss Cochran stanton: Mr..
and Mrs. samuel BEETLE. philAdelphin; MIR
and Ars Demarest aud Miss j. A. Demarest
New York. mrs. william r. Bryan. rtaunton;
Mr. and Mrs Clement. Acton Criscom Jr
New York; DR.. ". I. seaNett and wife. Glou-
cester Va; John Ii. Shaw, Baltimore. Nd.
Levi c. Bird Mrs. Levi &. Bird. Jack Kane
and Mrs. Hebb, Wilmington. Del: r. j. Chris
tan Richmond Va; Mrs. ). A. Scarlet and
Mr.. ana Mrs ", II. Nixon. Cincinnati; Mrs.
Thomas X. Cook. Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17


WINSTON. n. G., July t. Special. The
Congregation Council of the Moravian church
in Salem has decided 10 build an addition 10
what is known az the Sisters House The
new building will be two stories high. 40x57
feet and will cost not less than $4,000. Two
wings will also DO added az an additional
cost Of $4,000. The Sisters House" and
the Widows House are two distinct
buildings which were established by the
II raYians IN the early settlement Of Salem.
Their name implies their use. and years of
experience have proven that both insttu-
tons are blessing in the way If furnishing
a quiet home at a nominal cost TO tho,o
women who from choice or otherwise have
not entered tho married state and are lott
alone.
Dr. w. S. TAYLOR, Of Mount Airy. was in
Winston to-day on his way to Grantsvllle
w. Va. He goes there to identify LeOnidas
Mcknight, who beat and robbed his mother
in Mount Airy two years ago. letter re-
oeived from the officer who made the arrest
Saws that Mcknight las admitted TO parties
that he has been In North Carolina and rob-
bed one house.
Another large tobacco factory is in course
of construction in Winston. 1t will be six
stories high and l20x53 feet. The owner IS
Colonel j. ". Aspaugh.
The Friends or Quakers commenced 2 big
quarterly meeting at Deep Greek, Yadkin
county, to-day. Rev. James K. Jones.
prominent divine Of that denomination.
and Mrs. II. c. Jenkins of Kansas City.
Mo-, passed through Winston yesterday en-
route to attend and take part III the exer-
cises. Professor John Woody. Of Guilford
College. also passed through to-day. lie
will deliver an address Oh Church tx
tension"
The Twin City Hospital Association has
LEI the contract and work has been COM
menced On building which is to bear the
name of the organization IL will be two
stories. with a fronting Of l04 feet 1. will
be q handsome structure when completed.
Two Mormon elders are in Davidson coun-
ty expOunding their doctrines. They are
not permitted to enter any of the churches.
but succeeded in getting permission from
some farmers TO allow them 10 conduct SER
vices at their residences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
The Now Inernm InstItnte.

VERNON Hun. Va. July lC. Special. J.
Yesterday was the day fixed for the having
OF the cornerstone OF the Ingram Institute.
Judge Farrar. of Amelia county. the lecturer
of the OCCASION delivered an excellent adj
dress. There was very large crowd pres
ent. Danyille. South Boston aud Houston
being well represented and all seemed 10
enjoy themselves very much indeed
sumptuous dinner was served, comprising all
the deicacles OF the season. The proceeds,
which were for the benefit OF Ingram Insti-
tute. amounted 70 $780, The institute is lo-
Gated in the finest section Of tho State not
far from the Blue Ridge mountains. The
exercises were conducted under Masonic
ausp,Ces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Iron Gnte.

IRON GATE. Va. July l6.-One Of tho
most enjoyable hay rides Of the season was
given Tuesday night by MIR. $. l.. Atkinson,
proprietor OF Iron Gate Inn. 10 his guests
The merry party lett the Inn at o'clock
and returned by the light of the moon.
Among those who participated IA the ride
were. MI aud Mrs s. j. Dudley Richmond,
Va. Misses Minnie J.. Williams. Nellie 81.
Bargamin. Daisy Atkinson. Laura Bargamin
Maggie Waddill, Richmond Va. Laura
Hui. Iowa. Mary Atkinson. Appomatox
Jennette Atkinson, Iron Gate. Mr.. Brad
ley OF Glen Wilton Va: Ex- Mayor KayIor
OF Iron Gate. Va. Messrs. Russell and Louis
Bareamin Of Richmond, Va; Nelson of
South Dakota. Woodruff Of St. Louis, Gull
lup Of Catlettsburg, Ky.
Among the arrivals az the Inn for past
week are G.. G.. Donnell. j. j. Murphy.
Richmond, Va. ". W. Court. Lynchburg
Va: G. l.. Goodman. Richmond, Va: c. b.
Holiday. Raleigh. \. g.; Rev ". +. VIII
helm and wife, Hillsboro. h. c.: Ct. NJ. Ar
rar, Lynchburg. Va +. Gallup Catletts.
burg. by: II. Woodruff. ST. Louis. s. !
Dudley, Richmond Va T. A. Long. Harri.
sonUurg. Va; Bradley Glen Wilton. Mrs.
c. Cray Bossieux and daughter. Mrs. Mes
ser. Goshen, Va; @. X. McMurran. Rich
mond. Va.
he Inn is rapidly filing up and is one If
the most delightful resorts in the noun
ialns Of Virginia. Iwenty-elght new arri.
walls are expected next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Wythsviiie.

/ Wy7HrvrrLr. Va. July l5.-lSpecial. j
After ten DAYS Of delightfully."- cool weather
/ il has turned warm" again. Frequent
showers keep the afr from becoming OPP
pressive, however, and vegetation gives
PRACTICAL evidence of its high appreciation
If the genial season Another illustration
of the ever true adage that there IS CON-
pensation in all things is found IN the
fact that with the return Of warmer
weather the number OF summer visitors
is On the increase
Among tho several pretty residences in
process Of building in and near town. the
one on Union street built by MAJOR >. T..
Green. and Nj. Tyler Kent's new house 1T
COteswoid Hill two and half miles from
town. are nearing completion aud wIl DO
charming homes. There are NUMBER OF
handsome country homes IN Wythe county,
some Of them being worthy 20 be compared
with the elegant country homes OF Lower
and Eastern Virginia before the war.
Among them are Fort Chiswell. the home
Of Mr.. ,JameB II. McGavOck, near Max
Meadows; the home Of Mr.. }. +. NJ.
Sanders. on New river; OF fT stephen
Zimmerman. on Cripple creek. and half
dozen others COteswold hll Will rank
among them, and is a most happy combi-
nation Of the old and new STYLES OF archi-
lecture. combining the ample proportions
and spacious apartments Of the old with
the craces. conveniences and ornamental
tons OF the new.
On Wednesday evening the little folks had
most enjoyable party gwen them by Miss
Virginia Gibboney.
Mrs. Thomas Miller gave q delightful
evening" 10 her young niece, who is visit
ing her, on Thursday.
Last evening the Junior German Club
gave one of its pleasant weekly entertain
meutF Mt the BOVd House
Judge Samuel Williams and wife sre at
Mountain Label. in Giles county, for short
sOjOurn.
Mr.. Marcy, Of Petersburg. who has been
quite sick 1T Mrs Rents boarding house,
has entirely recovered.
Judge Lacy and family left on yesterday
for tho Rockbridge Alum Springs. Their
many friends here regret their departure.
Mrs James A. Waller has returned home
after q months absence att the Warm Springs.
Va.
Miss Sally Bruce. accompanied by young
lady friend. both from Norfolk. are visiting
Miss Leila Brown
Miss Anna J. Pauln. Of Athen, Ga. IS
visiting at General Walters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Vnrious Items Of Interest.

WINSTON. n. c.. July 16.-ISpecial J.
Hon. f. NJ Simmons. the new chairman OF
the State Democratic executive committee,
was in Winston to-day. He is OF the opin-
ion that there will DO four State tickets,
Democratic. Repu blican. Peoples and Pro
hibtion. in the field at the approaching
election but with thorough organization he
expects TO have North Carolina roll up her
usual Democratic majority.
President sutton. of the Salem Cleveland
Club. received letter to-day assuring him
that Hon. Adlai Stevenson, Democratic can
dldate for Vice President. would address
the citizens of WinstOn-Salem during his
trip 10 North Carolina in September.
Nike Easter q seVenty-yeaT-oid citizen OF
Advance. DAVE county. WAS thrown from
his wagon about II O'Clock yesterday and
killed instantly The deceased was return
ing from the distillery OF Sheriff W. A.
Bailey With a load of still Stops. One of the
barrels rolled down on the horses causing
them 10 run away.
A fine residence. the property Of Mr..
Henry Blake. of this county. was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday. NJ insurance.
A negro named William Jetireys while
standing on the biz Norfolk and Western
railroad trestle in this city this morning.
was painfully injured by a hand-car: he
was intoxicated and fell headforemost
through the crOss-ties. IT was miraculous
escape from death
The ladies of Winston-Salem have organ
lied q committee. and are now raising a
fund with which 10 help defray the expen-
ses of the STATE Confederate veteran en-
campment at Wricbtsvlile. Preparations
are -being made for the entertainment Of
two thousand soldiers OF that occasion.
Winston shipped over two hundred and
thirty thousand pounds Of manufactured
tobacco this week Nearly all Of the leaf
tobacco in this section has been marketed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

SALuDA. Va, July lG. Especial. Quite a
miscellaneous crowd met here YESTERDAY in
response to notice given by the president
OF the State Alliance No doubt the elo
quent appeal Of good dinner had the usual
effect also Mr.. ]. Brad. Beverly. of Fan
quier. was the speaker and Captain K n.
Bland presided. Mr.. Beverly is rather a
pleasant talker. we'll equipped with anec-
dote, but not logical. He said few things
that everybody seemed TO indorse and
many that only few could lie dariad
that be was electioneering for the 0rnsLa
candidates; but as their platform and that
OF the Alliance was one and the same ssid
no had been accused OF IT, lie was ire.
quentiy spplauded. but if he gauges his fol-
at the polls. 0H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Montgomery White.

White SULPEUE SPRINGS. MONTGOMERY
County, Va. July special With warm
weather flows the tide Of city folks towards
the springs Mountains, rs Uncle Remus SAYS
concerning mini-juleps. warm us when we re
COLO and cool as whom were warm Our genial
host. Captain Fagg. expectsal least 900 guests
W ne last OF next week.
Thursday night the first big hop o. the sea-
son took place. In addition TO tie guests OF
me WHITE, aDtain kidgway White. OF the
yellow sulphur. brought over goodlv NUM-
Der or hls guests, while IadiOri. Ellston,
SArlsuansburg and Iiacksburg yielded their
quota OF men and pretty girls 90 complete the
Wltching scene. The ballroom floor IS per-
iecuon. while a string band from Washington.
IKE fied Piper Of Hameiin. lrresistibiy draws
young and old to chase the flying hours with
glowing 'eet.' On Friday next there will be
lar1e GERMAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Hnndsome OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Par
Highland Favors Tucker.

HIGHLAND COUNTY. July 16.-ISpecial. r.
Delegates will be selected at the county
court to the convention at Clifton Forge on
August 4th. which will nominate a congress
man Tor this district. Tucker is the unani-
nous choice of this county
MIR. Holmes, sheriff OF Harrison county,
w. Va. is IN town. having delivered at this
place l.. T. Wright. who at the last court
was indicted for burning a house and had
escaped to West Virginia.
Misses Clara. LIZZIE and Kate Gibson
Julia Sipe and Minnie j. Rodgers OF this
county. are in attendance at the normal
school az Stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
The normal will continue

school building. The normal VIII coh'lnue
to August Sth. .-s &c .xrs.oa.
of the Kings Daughters immannei ho 40 tno
ts the sab sss sS.oa ' EVERYTHING looks
,avossble 70 the early building of tho hos
pital. A. .,.,. ,,t,,io
sobaoI ~. dav elected the following for the
ensuing year. Misses sallie Grattsn. Eliza,
beth McCue. Katie Blackburn, Margsret
Atkinson. Bessie Hulliber. Annie MUS
Annie Faian. Josphine Brown. Annie Elder
Lucy Irving Mary Ech@rd II h9 %Site i0f P1o
fassor Ierr and w. }. Weaver. high school.
Snbstitnte teachers Misses Fannie Stratton.
Incy kinney. Bessie Van Lear. Fannie
Tavior and Minnie Bickle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

GoRDoNsyHLK. Va. July 10 Special. J.
The presidential canvass was opened Ia this
place last night with a speech OF about one
hour and u hail by General james o. Field.
candidate for the yice-presidency on the
ticket of the Peoples party, IN Linden Hall.
About seventy or eighty persons were pres
emit four-ffths Of whom were staunch and
unweyerlng Democrats and will battle 70
the end tor tariff reform and against tie
Force BIZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
LEaIOS ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic

For Biliousness. CONSTIPATION and Malaria.
For Indigestion. Sick and Nervous Head
ache.
For sleeplessness, Nervousness and Heart
diseases.
For Fever. Chills. Debility and Kidney Dis
eases take j emOn Elixir.
Ladies for natural and thorough organic
regulation. take Lemon Elixir
Gr, MOzlsy's Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh Juice Of Lemons combined
with other vegetable liver TONES, and viii not
fail you IN any OF the aboye-named diseases.
5ac and ~ bottles 90 druggists
Prepared only by DR.. II Motley. Atlanta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
WHERE CAN orTERBURN LIrHIA WA
TER 1871 Rad?
The Demand Is Marvellous and Increasing.

This water cannot be had at the old stand.
No. 200 north Fifth street IL can only be
bad at Polk Miller 4 Co.'S or their author
lied agents. Send orders through phone
or otherwise to Polk Miller & Co. They de-
liver II by wagon fresh daily. Look in front
or their store every morning aud you will
see tho express wagon unloading their sup
ply. Taste It. and Il is as cool rs II just
dipped from the springs
When great success ~ achieved there is a.
WAYS danger OF spur IL imitation. NOu
can make no mistake at Sch ms. Morris or
any respectable druggists, but DO sure you
know your man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
YerdIct Againat a New.naner.

STANTON, Va. July l6.-ISpecal. The
case of George l.. Bolen. manager of the
Daily News. against j. b. Burwell. editor
and proprietor Of the Argus. Tor the publ
cation Of lbelous articles. was decided this
morning by the jury bringing in verdict
for S115 in favor of the plaintiff.
j. Hensle Wise. OF the agricultural firm
Of Wise. Dore d Brown. died unexpectedly
this morning OF typhoid fever. lie had
been sick only few DAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
fehbodY kummnr NnrmaI

STAUNToE. Va. July l6- Special. The
Peabody Summer Normal is in session here
with an attendance OF $50 teachers.
The welcoming exercises were held in thu
large music hall OF the Deaf. Dumb and
Blind Institution. The addresses of wei.
come were delivered by Major j. w. Rotch.
kiss, Captain Bumgardner. Rev. Messrs.
Cox and Cummins and responses by Messrs.
Pace and Barglebaugh. Professor Pace. of
kichmond, Is the conductor OF the normal.
Sessions are held every day in the public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
A Gard,

For nervous and sick headaches iniiges-
ton. hiiiOusness and constipation ,of which
have been great sufferer have never found
q medicine that would give such pleasant
prompt aud permanent relief az DR.. II. MOI
lsys Lemon Elixir.
J. Il. sAwrELI, Griffin, Ga.
Publisher Morning Call
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
A Bauker Writen.

From experience in my family. Dr. H. MOI
leys Lemon Elixir has few. Il any. equals and
no superiors IN medicine. for the regulation
Of the liver. stomach aud boweis
". Ii. MA6SEss, President National Bank.
dcAinnylll'. Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

The New York State authorities are en-
forcing the law Of 1850. taxing the dividends
declared by certain corporations. Tiffany
x Co will have to pay 900, 900.