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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
BURK'S
HOUSE
GIG EAST MAIN STREET.
MANDATORY BALTIMORE.
ESTABLISHED 1S43.
FlHAsC lAk-
OFFICE OFT
COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND,
KrcuNOND. Noyemh her Is. 1892.

COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND,
RICHMOND, November Is, 1892. J
Alta MEETING OF THE COMMlS-
N sIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND hold
this day (present all the membersl Il was ordered
that an advertisement DO published In rucn
newspapers as the president may select that, the
Bondholders' Committee having surrendered 10
the State the old obligations held by them, the
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund are now
ready to receive on deposit for verilcation. cass
flcation, and exchange, under the terms OF the
act for the settlement Of the public debt OF Vir-
ginia, approved February 20, 1892, such Old
obligations OF the State as may be presented 70
them.
The rate OF exchange cannot be stated, nor
tho new bonds issued Tor the old obligations,
which may DO surrendered, until the rate OF dis
tribution OF the new bonds, issued 20 the Bond
holders Committee, Is adjusted blythe commits
sion appointed for that purpose.
All Obligations must be presented st the once
OF the Second Auditor, Richmond, Va, either IN
person or by some responsible agent not con-
nected with any OF the departments oil the
State.
No bonds can be received after December 81,
1898. JOSIAH Ky LAND, Jk,
no Ip-sa4t President OF Board.
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Kolb's Protest Raied Ont.

ttfctK"PEE " wv I'1HfT@'N'++I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November lS.-Ths Legis-
lature yesterday made Official count OF the vote
Tor Governor in the last state election. Total
vote: Jones Democrat), 126,959 kolb Inde-
pendent Democracy, 1920. Senator Good.
wyn, Kolbife, attempted to nle the protest OF
the Kolb faction, but was not permitted 70 DO So
the Speaker ruling him out OF order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
S,,rema co,rtof Appeal..

B. Lacy Hoge was allowed to practice as
counsel in tins court.
Phillips against Commonwealth. Fully
argued by Edmund Burke, ESQ.,. for
plaintiff in error and the Attorney-Gene-
raj for the Commonwealth, and submitted.
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Quests at Gotham's HotoIs.
special TELEGRAM TO tho Dispatcn.I

New YoRK. November 1s.--C. OBJ. 20
wardin. Aston : O. Swlneford. st. James
]. L. Ruth, st. Denis Miss Palmer. hol-
land
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19

sLoua we qas,: fine. sassSab sopes-
nne, s2.2sass.5o; exsrA saso.sAoo' tAAuH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
'''i Meeting of tho msson,e-Hems

sos, se second annual meeting OF the Ms
M. nome ladies' Auxiliary Association
sbicbn sio Ihuradsy 1T the institution.
eonS, was found 70 be ia an excellent
Lods Won hixty-cne members Of the
were present. but The election Of OF.
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RRoepEN,s SENTENCE AFFIRMED.
The ex-Governor's Brother VIII Serve
Ten Years in the Penitentinry.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c.. November 18.-The Su-
preme Court has fled decision In the In
teresting case Of Willis Brogden, brother
of x.Governor Curtis II. Brogden, who
was convicted of killing a neighbor named
Sauls, in WAYNE county. He was tried for
murder. but was convicted of man
slaughter and sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary. He appealed. The Su.
preme court affirms the judgment. OF the
lower Court and Brogden, who is OF well.
known family. will at once be brought
here and placed in the prison.
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GRAM AND corroN EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND, November -whcas,
1906 bushels. Corn. l.040 bushels. Oats, 1000
sAIEA Wheat. $500 bushels. Corn. l,o4o
bushes
QUOTATIONS.
raorfperry. 15a7sc. No red, 73s74c.
J5an.-whits. Virginia, nov. bag ioss sSa5oe.
No. waite. 47a4sc.
OAfn-Winter ttor seedl, 3Se42e.; No 2
mixed, 37a.syc. No. Mixed 3Saa6c.
KYR--uOa05c.
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cHIcAao LIyE-s1O,k hARkET.

CHlCAdJ tfNt-olOSh
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November s.--Cattle--Receipts,
5000 head; shipments, 5000 head market
duh but steady; best natives, so; others,
s2.sOas4; westerners, s3as4; Texans, e2.l5a
90; COWS, 81. Jeas20o:
1000 head; market 10a25c higher; rough aud
common, s5.25as5.50; packers aud mixed,
s5.60as5.75; primo heavy and batchers'
weights, s5,60asa.so; light so'"osso'7o; skips
sbeep-Receipts. 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head: market lower: natives. s.50a
1925; westerns, s3.s0asA45; Texans, s3.B0a
e42J; lambs, S3.25as5.2o.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 1S.--flour drm but
cash t,sc.; November, 6sllc.: December. eoIic.
Corn higher; cash, 40ssa4Ofc.; December 3oisc.;
May, 43I4c. Oats better but very slow: cash,
i ges mcsans m Poss Sisssr: ;oSlo,s at
$1,000. Lard nomlnally higher at 500. Dry
sailed meats aud bacon quiet aud unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CfgcrssArf, o., November IS.-Flour steady.
Wheat slow and easier; No. rod, lie. Corn
No. mixed. 45c. Oats scarce and nfm; No
stronger at $3.50. Bulk-mssts quiet at $3.50.
Bacon frm a. s9.25. Whisky nrIn at Sl.lo.
WILMINGTON.
WrLsIsGr0Y, N. e., November is.-rurpen.
tine quiet. Rosin quiet; strained. ST: GOOD
strained, el.05. Tar steady 81 st.3o. Crude
lurpentine steady; bard, al yellow-dip and
7irgn, sl.7O.
NEW YORK COTTON turuek>
NEW YORK, November Is.-cot,on-fntu
closed steady; sales, 1888, 800 oales; November,
ss.7sass.s2; December, ss.s4ass;s5; Janu-
March, ss.ssass.so: April sa5sssb.ss; May.
eg.45asp.<0; June, s9.55as9.o6; July, so.o3s
! 5000; August. s0.T0as9.72.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, November 1s.-Soon. Cotton
business moderate at easier prices American
middiing, 3D.: sales, 10000 bales; American.
bales: receipts, $4,000 bales; American,
nj. 700 bales. Futures weak; November and
Dscember, 4 51-64d.; December aud January.
52-84d.. also 46i-o4d., slso 4 $3.50,
4 4''V 5000. also 4 5e-ssd, also ! $500,
also 65-04d., also 4 sod, also
55.e4d. February and March, 5s-04d., also
4 57-o4d., also 4 56-Gad., also ! 5o-9,i.;
also 4 Ss-e4d., siso 4 S9-e4d., also eo-5id,;
April and NAV, 6a-6fd.. also 40,-6fd.. also
4 0I-84d., also 60-04d.; also dl-6fd.;
May and June, f-64d., also 6.-0fd, also
3D.. also 4 63-0id.; June and July, Slid
Tenders, 1900 bales new docket.
r. M-Cotton--NovemDer, 4 52-0fa.. also
| A 53-dsd. November and DecembeF, 5000,
also 4 SO 3D.; December and January, 62-ofd.
also 53-0id.; January and teornsry'
4 57-04d.. sellers; March and April, 5g-1id.,
buyers April and May, 4 6l-14d., also 02-o4di
MAY and June, A 63-6id., also ID: June and
July, 5 2-64d, sellers. Futures closed stesdy.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispa,cn.l
NOVEMBER ls.-aarket quiet Prime, 2tc.
extra prime, 25sc.; fancy, 3a31sc.; factory
Ao"ep'e-e, - -
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How They Go.

Trade has been a-humming at our
store THIS WEEK-fact is, the prices
at which we are selling our OWN Re-
LIABLE CLOTHING are as low as any
person can expect to buy. The man
who is in need of frst-class suit will
find it to his interest to make an investi-
CATION OF our stock.-Men's business
and Dress Suits at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19

TIE WElrHSR IN RIcHMoSp YESTERDAY
was cloudy. and rainy in the morning, fol-
lowed by clear and considerably colder
weather in the afternoon and at night.
The skies were clear at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DrspArca Office Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.


During the afternoon change for the better
took place and the whole list advanced ON CON-
paratively light offerings. Manhattan Leading,
followed by the Coalers', General Electric, ano
the other Industrials. The persistent buying OF
Distillers' was conspicuous feature OF the day
operations. The company has purchased nFe
western distilIerss with cash In its treasury,
and no new stock or bonds will be Issued.
TAX or SPIRITS.
The belief that an additional tax OF 40 cents
per gallon on distilled spirits Will BIO recon-
mended TO Congress rs 30 general that the trade
demand has recently increased largely. and the
dlstilling company IL far behind Us orders
Reading was Also notably strong. Lead and Cot
ton-on we're In brisk demand in the late deal
ings. The close was nrm. Substituted STOCKS,
$4,000; unlisted, $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Epentnq.-Exchangse easier at 4S5lSa4SS. Com
mercial bills, 4S4l1a4Sole Money easy at 3a4le.
closing offered at 4. sub-Ireasury balances
Coin. S96,074,000: currency. s5,727,0OO. Gov
ernments firm; per cents, ll4Is. state
bonds dal.
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SS1 G.
That's oil.

Ten lots of our regular $3.50, SIS. and
So. so Boys Suits at $3.45.
Every SUIT carefully cut, harmonious
" trimmed, and beautifully finished |;
every suit bargain at their original
prices but in order to dispose Of what's
left of these lots we offer the pick and
choice for
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GENERAL CONCESSIONS.

At the opening fractional advances were gene
rally recorded, out subsequently Manhattan sold
of ia: Cleveland, Columbus, Chicago end ~.
LOUIS. American Sugar, and Lsckawanna "a per
cent. Baltimore and OHIO aud Missouri Pacific
each a per cent, aud the balance OF the list a
to u. These concessions were small consider
ing the renewed talk about gold exports and the
active efforts made by the bears 70 force long
stock for sale. The professionals quietly accu-
INFLATED Reading, St. Paul. Northeastern, New
England, Distilling and Csttle-Feeding, Chicago
Gaa and otharr
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Damage by n Cyclone.

Damage by Cyclone.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch-l
HENDERSON. N. c., November ia
cyclone passed over Kittrell. n. o.. about 7
A. NJ. to-day. unroofng three rooms OF the
Davis Hotel and blowing down one chm
ney. One box-car was blown from the
track and much damage was done to trees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
nARINE INTELLIGENCE.

nARINE INTELLiGENCk.
MINIkrJhE ALMANAC. SoyExBEa 10. 1892.
Sur rises. 6:57 IiiGa TIDE.
sun sets. 4:55 Morning. ......... All
Moon sets ........ 4:3S Evening. 4;3o
PoRT OF RICHMOND. NoysasKR is. 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Bosz, New York; mer-
cbandise and passengers; George W. Anen "
Co., agents
SAILED.
steamer Ariel Dsyo Norfolk. msrehsn1hs
ana passengers l. b. ratnn, vice. president
steamship wyanoke, Boaz. New fofk, inec'
chandise and passengers: George W. Ahen ~
Co., agents.
PORT oFNEwPORT NEWS. Nov. is. 1892
tBy telegraph.l
ARRIVED.
steamship A. N. Pollock, Galveston
SAILED.
Steamship A. NJ. Pollock. LiyerpooL
Schooner T. J. French, Fail kiver
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOVEMBER Is, 1872
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dorchester. Howcs, Baliimore'p pas
Steamship Danyilie. Bennett. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester. Boston ga Souo'ks
passengers and general cargo
steanlsnip Danyile, Baltimore pasS"use''
and general cargo
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonda stockA Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. 80. end the
Weather IndicsttonA
fpy telseraph % ma I,,apascn.l

fBytelesraph 10 the Dtspatchl
wAsHrSeroS. November Before
| FAIR cast for Virginia for twenty-four
hours--from midnight to mid
night: Fair weather till Sunday
night; westerly winds.
For North Carolina Fair weather till
Sunday night; colder on the coast;
warmer by Sunday morning In the IN
terror westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
Mean temperature. .,.........
Height of water in river, .03.
NEW vosk sTock mAExsr

NEW YORK STOCK Market.
Nsw YORK. November 1s.-Ihere was fur
Their shrinkage OF business at the Stock Ex-
change to-day, the total transactions being
smaller than for come time. The market early
in the day was irregular.
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Mhanrswn Frederick County, Maryland Thursday December g. 1892
$tlett 1|le*tru.
A MODEL HUSBAND.

Most wives Will end their story with;
"Ah well, men arc but human"
long to see the secret OF
A truly happy woman.
Through, all the sunshine lighted years,
LIVED now in restrospection,
MY husbands words brought ne'er tears
Nor caused sad reflection.
Wha,c'cr the burdens of the day.
Unhinching, calm and steady,
To bear his par,-Ihc largest half
always find him ready.
House cleaning season brings no frown
No sarcasm, pointed kecnly;
Though carpets up and tack heads down
He makes his way sercncly.
Our evenings pass in converse sweet,
Or quiet contemplation,
We never disagree except
To keep up conversation
And dewy morn Of radiant June,
FAIR moonlight OF oep'cIlucI'
April with bird and brook atunc.
Stern, pitiless Deccmbcr-s
Each seems to my ador'ng eyes
Some new grace to discover.
For he unchanging through tho year,
Is still my tender lover.
So lie no shadows held, though we
Have reached the side that's shady;
NV husbande Oh Il dream is he,
And I'm a maiden lady.
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Fun For our Friends.

Clothes observers--Tallors.
A dry remark-"Dusty ism t it?'
An adder's bite the bank clerks
lunch.
A check for his baggage-her mar
riage certificate.
A mans reputation is no Eette: for
being gilt edged.
Well watched-the man with several
time pieces.
Scraplng up acqualntances is part
Of barbers business.
If ignorance is bliss some people
must be supremely happy.
A doubtful state-wonderina wheth-
er she will accept him Or not.
A man frequently corned is most apt
to acquire husky voice.
Why is an editor IA moral man g? b..
cause he always does write.
When there's a will there's a way
for a lawyer TO get around it.
A young man may be good on a loaf,
yet make Il b;,d bread winner.
News costs you can't even get a re.
port from gun free of charge.
If you are going to swear off, why
not swear off from swearing off.
Love is blind, and often when the
girl is rich and ugly, it is only blind.
The pen enables young man to give
his girl AL inking of his sentiments.
The easiest way for deaf man to get
his hearing is to commit an otftnse that
will cause his arrest.
81 wonder whether hanging is Il pain.
full death? Some people say II isn't at
all So. 1T must be. Doesn't every
body say that there's nothing so painful
us suspense? p
Moose paper-a death warrant.
A soft job-dealing in soft soap.
A fine question dollars or ten
days.
The broken Tyre IS a frequent and
not inappropriate emblem of the funer-
al of politician.
The tramp can quote Shakespeare for
his purpose. His little life Is rounded
with club
Il Montana man saw q serpent thirty
feet long gliding through the grass.
He must haye let that whiskey get lit.
tie too ripe.
A husband telephoned to his wife, -
What have you for breakfast, and how
is the baby?' The answer came:
"Buckwheat cakes and measles
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Tho BLINDNESS or MISS
BAXTER.

The dining car was in simmer of
light. The dead white Of heavy linen,
the opaIescent glare Of glassware and
the quiet CLEAN of silver trembled to-
cether in the swift motion of the train.
Miss Baxter, who had but recently left
her birth, dropped into seat and lean
ell back moment, dazed by this lavish
waste of color. Meanwhile, the insist
cnt sunlight took liberties with the dull
brown CT her severely brushed hair ran
burning fingers through it aud edged
it with coquet,ish gold. Then she
hastened to draw the curtain and throw
a blue square of shade over her corner
of the table, sighing as she settled down
again. and all the painful scene of the
evening before came surging back.
She felt half notion to lay hcr head
on the table and cry outright. She
glanced down instead and fingered her
rlng--his ring-while her G asses grew
misty. She wondered whether she
should have kept the ring, now that 1t
no longer meant anything. The ques'
ton was yet undecided when she pulled
herself together with visible tremor
and turned to the menu card. Dining
car breakfasts were not timed to Wait
on the settlement of subtleties in ethics,
particularly after the steward has made
his last CALL
In the few minut, Miss Baxter had
been in the car she had not noticed her
companions. As she raised her head
she was startled to see a familiar face
dimly taking shape across the table.
She had removed her glasses and was
abont about to press her handkerchief
to her eyes, but she put them reso'utely
Oh again and looked lixedly through
their misty crystals
Mr.. Woodson, where did you come
from she demanded at length, as his
we'll known features gradually took
definite shape before her.
WoodSoL did not speak at once. He
was noticing how her hair would tum
BILE down in waywarl rlnglets in spite
Of her efforts to keep it staidly back
and how her cheeks persisted in dimp-
ling, however resolutely she shut her
lips together. Then he said
From New York, of course. Does
my dress shit look as though iii board
ed the train III these rural precincts
l thought you knew the cut better
DO you mean to say that you'v been
on this train all this while-alter-af-
ter last night.' Miss Baxter asked with
slightly heightened color.
Guessed 1t The first time, Woodsol>
exclaimed, Frightening. i tell you
Grace, you should have gone into the
law instead Of art You'd have been
great on cross examination.
Never mind, Mr.. Woodson, you seem
to forget that | prefer to make my own
career-we've discussed that before
however. And so you've been Oh this
train ever since l have9' she concluded
rehectively.
"A little longer, in fact. made I
mistake ard got here half an hour ear
ly-read the time table backwards
hence the clothes. But now, see here
small girl, woodson went on with grea
deliberateness, shaking out his napki:
into his lap and gazing into the blurred
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Church Directory.

,,cformed Churcll-Rcv. G. A, Whitmoic
,as or. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
a.reting of Ladies' Aid Society every second
" tdnesday evening Regular services
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church Rev. J. H. Barb, pas
toi Services, Sunday 10 4. M. and 6.SO +.
NJ. Sunday School, ?. p. NJ. Prayer Meet
ing, Wednesday, GAS P. NJ
United Brethren Church-Mite Socicty
tpcOnd and Fourth Wednesday,
Sunday School p. nj.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening.
Regular Services by appointment from the
dulpt.
NIoravian Church: Rev ]. J. Rlckseckcr,
stor. Services in Mechanicslown every
O weeks, alternating morning and evening,
nccIam, every Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church -Rcv. j.
+. F. Gray Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday at 10 A. NJ Sunday School A. NJ.
rayer Meeting every Thursday evening At
J.. u.
United Brethren Church-Rtv A. n
Horn, Pastor. Services every alternate
sunday at 3 D. m. Sunday School every
Sunday at 3 p. m. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening at 7p NJ.
81. Stephens Church Protestant Evisro.
ral. Rev. Dewitt G. Loop. Pastor. Ser,
vices every Sunday ut 1880 Il. M, except ON
9th Sunday in TIT month, then at night.
lvcning Prayer, Fridays, at Z.
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MONOCACY VALLEY ABROAD.
New TINE TAsLE-On and ,ftcr We'd
,,sday Augu,t a2nd, 1887, trains on the Mo-
ocicy Valley Railroad will run as follows:
Leave MtchanlcstoWn
I 4. NJ. II a. NJ. s So p. NJ
Leave Catoclin Furnaces,
S2j A. VI. 3.l5 p. NJ.
Tickets for sale at Mec!.anicBtCwn by Mr.
frank Hcs>on.
Local Freight will be delivered on all
rains
). Schlcy, Pres. l.. r. Waesche, Supt.
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Feminine FaMcioS.

Denmark's Queen has a 81 800 gown.
A good mother is beautiful woman.
The late Queen of Wurtemburg left
$2l:0oo,o0O.
A boy hates to have crowd look at
him, but girl enjoys it.
In Holland many women are prac'
ticing chemists.
Nina Fleming, of Harvard, is the dis
coverer of % variable stars.
A Cornell College young woman Is
said to be Studying veterinary surgery.
Ella Knowles, woman has been
elected Attorney General Of Montana.
The Ladies' Club in Sydney is the
only club in that city which is not in
debt.
The duchess of Marlborough will re-
ceive $l,OcOO0O insurance on the
duke lie.
New Workers are growing over the
appointment of woman to sell stamps
in the postoffice.
A firm of machlnlsts in Scandinavia
employs young woman agent whose
territory covers the whole of Europe.
The New York Real Estate Ex-
change has two women among its mem
bers Mrs. Mulllgan and Mrs. Dors
Blakely.
A Jacksonville, Ind, young woman
won a fine berry farm, valued at 81 900
as a result of the recent election.
1t is stated that about 1000 women
work in the lhttsburg iron mills max
Ing bolts, nuts. hinges aud barbed wire.
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that I've decided not to take bis cattle
and we'll turn the whole herd into
paint
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Mike-It's like ovid times to see you
again, Pat. Why did you niver write
me letther since last we met !?
Pat-Oi didn't know yer address,
Moike.
Mike-Thin why, in the name o sense
did ye not write fur it
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-12-08
Ilad the Desired EIiers!

MAE>I1.lr, r. l., March y, 1891.
I, the undersigned, sutl, red iron oplopsy 10
8 years, he'd no appetite and could do no wor'
whatever, conhu!tod u number OF doctors, bu
III sad here Wa no remedy Icr NY diaaiSt
/ then took Pastor KocIi:g Nerve TuIic, an.
Al now T. perfect &caith .ld work all the TIN"
thousand thanks 70 your reI4te>y.
PHILIP MONuEON.
G5 PRosrhc1 ST, NEWARK, n. j.. March2 ISL.
J so. sono OF IaStoi KGcEig Nerve Toni
for nervousness ard se"pleesnoss and l.
helped me; tl!e first uIno / took IL | Ind th'
beat sic - l hrd had for several inLnths. J
also k,ow friends OF mine who uEe,! II and say
/; is tho bcss nerve tonic they used. !
Nritc thi, hat some sufferer may uHc vOur
medicine and be hclpod by il.