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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
WEDDED At ROCK CASTLE.
Miss Helen Ruthsrfoord Married to DR..
Dr. George Pen Johnston, of Kichm"ud.

Miss Helen Ruthtrfoord Married to DIR.
DIR. George ZEN Johnston, of Richm""d.
DR.. George Ben Johnston was married
to Miss Helen Coles Rutherford at the
home of the bride, Rock Castle, Gooch-
land, Va, yesterday.
1t was a quiet home wedding. There
we're no invitations issued, and only the
relatives Of the bride and groom were
I'm attendance.
The Right Rev. Bishop Van de Vyver
oficiated. and united them in marriage
promptly at 1870 o'clock.
Or. and Mrs. Johnston returned TO
Richmond last evening and left on the
1915 train for the West
They will visit Louisville, KY, and
make a trip through Tennessee and Ala-
bama. thence TO Tampa, Fla, and to
Cuba, returning home TO Rchmohu Via
the Atlantic Coast Line.
The marriage ceremony was followed
by a delightful luncheon. The bride was
handsomely gowned in white brocaded
satin, with lace veil.
There were in attendance from Rich
mond Mrs. Johnston, mother OF the
groom, Mrs. Henry c. Lee, Miss John-
ston and Mr.. Joseph f.. Johnston. Ol the
brides family there were present her
mother, Mrs. Ann S. Rutherford, ana
her brother, Mr.. John kutnerIooru'
There were also present Mrs. McMullen.
of MARYLAND: Mr.. and Mrs. b. ). John-
son OF Baltimore, and Colonel and Mrs.
Thomas II. Carter, Of King William al
of the immediate family connections OF
the bride and Groom.
Bishop Van de Vyver returned TO Rich,
mond on the same train with Dr. ana
Mrs. Johnston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
ABOUT THE AkMORF.
Notes Concerning the 5 old ers Gathered
from the Headquarters.

Notes Oobte ming the . ia ers 'htnefeu
from the Headquarters.
The strength Of the First Virginia regi-
ment to-day is:
Field staff and non-commissioned staff,
%; band IS; drum corps IS; hospital
corps, p; Company a, IS; b, 81; {, 49;
y, 60; T.. 60; +, 81. Total. f59.
The changes in the staff for the past
week have been:
Captain ID. a. Kuyk. assistant surgeon,
has been promoted to be surgeon, vice
4. =. Turner. resigned.
DR.. Charles " Darlington has been ap-
pointed assistant surgeon in the stead of
Captain Kuyk.
The colonel commanding has issued the
following order:
General orders No. %:
l. From and after April !, 1893, enlist
ments of recruits will not be approved by
the colonel commanding until after the
LIST day of September. 1893
.. ANY non-commissioned officer or sol
der who shall fail TO attend at least ~
per cent. of all assemblies Of his company
during a period extending from January
l, 1899, to the 18th day OF July 1873, VIII
not be permitted 10 accompany this regl-
ment to the Worlds Fair at Chicago, Ill
All recruits enlisted from this date 10
April l. 1893 must attend 50 per cent. OF
ali drills or assemblies TO which they are
ordered to the date OF departure to en-
title them 10 the privilege OF accompany
ing the regiment to the Worlds Fair.
3. Commandments Of companies VIII push
their enlistments to the full complement
allowed by law as soon as possible. ana
as soon as this complement Is reached
they will apply for the discharge OF such
men as do not attend drills, assigning as
the reason for such application, 'For
the good Of the service
BY order of Colonel Jones.
T.. A. SHEPHERD,
Captain and Adjutant
A regimental assembly Is called at the
Armory on the evening of Tuesday the
18th of November
Awards for recruiting and increased
efficiency of companies will be mace.
New recruits for the week endlhg yes
terdav are the following
Ccmuanv A-W. II. Gresham, Ike
Greenebaum. Henry LESS. V. B. Longi-
Note. Sergeant II. G.. Dickerson. re-en-
listed
Company B-Robert Carter Nicholas. J.
J. Dancy. ,.po.
Company E-W. ]. Barker, Walter Bot
tom. Harry r. Tucker.
Drum Corps-GeOrge II. Hickman An
drew Adams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
THE TOWER
Corner Second and Broad streets.
GRAND NOVEMBER SALE
sold less than prices reduction Oh
~ a5 psr cent Arsrsop opportunity bargain.

LINEN FRINGE. IN all coiors, for table
covers. 10c. yard.
SILK FRINGE. 15c. a yard.
LONG SILK TASSELS, &c. piece.
TINSEL. 2 balls for &c.
COIORED LINEN FLOSS. &c. a skein.
CHENILLE CORD TINSEL. mixed, Sc.
yard.
WASH SILK. &c. n hank
KNITTING AND EMBROIDERY SILK. In
any conceivable shade.
LADIES FINE EMBROIDERY, hand,
12c. regular price 25c.
CHIFFON HANDKERCHIEFS, 3Sc., regu-
lar price Sl.C0.
CHIFFON HANDKERCHIEFs. BIC.
EMBROIDERED SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS. drawn work. only 25c., regular
NEAT COLoRED BORDER HANDKER-
CHIEFS. &C., regular price Sc.
LADIES' SHEER HANDKERCHIEFS
with narrow band of colors, in pink,
lavender rose and blue. only 12c.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, scaloped,
with cclored embroidery, only lie, worth
Bic
LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
with scallops Mt each corner, white ana
colored embroidery, only 4Sc., regular
price 96c.
FINE LINE OF EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS white and colored en-
broldery, from 10c. 10 Sl.5O
LADIES CASHMERE HANDBAGS,
leather handle. zoe.
LADIES LEATHER HAND BAGS, with
satin back, zoe.
These are good bargains.
CHILDREN'S PURSES, &c. and loc
KID PURSES, with Lords Prayer, etc,
15c.
LADIES' RIBBED LEATHER POCKET
BOOKS. with card-case attached, 25c.
KID PURSES. double clasp, 10c.
LEATHER PURSES, with q oow-kncts.
only 30c.
FINE POCKET-BOOKS, patent clasp, with
card-case combined, only soc.
FINE REAL LEATHER POChEI-boohS'
S1.00.
| CARD CASES, with slver-trlmmed corn
ers
| GERMAN POCKET-BO decorated,
2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
TH4yKSGIVING CONCERT.
An Entertainment Tor the cement OF th'
SheItering Arms.

The Beethoven Terrace Orchestra, OF
Baltimore, composed of twenty gentle
men. under the direction of Mr.. Edwin l..
Turnbuu son Of Mrs. Lawrence Iurn-
bull. of Baltimore, who is well known IN
this city. have kindly offered their musl-
cal talent as a Thanksgiving Offering Tor
the benefit Of the Sheltcring Arms Hos
pital fund.
This worthy object having enlisted the
interest of gentlemen OF such well known
musical culture, il behooyes the people OF
Richmond to show their appreciation OF
this benevolent act by greeting them with
an overlooking house, which their repu-
tation as musicians deserves
They will be assisted by MI Thomas
Baker. Of Johns Hopkins Glee club fame
and by other well-known soloists.
The concert will take place on the night
Of November 18th 1t is the earnest desire
of the management that this entertain
ment shall be the society event OF the
season, and the ladies arc requested TO
appear i'm full evening dress.
Tickets can be obtained from the King ;
Daughters or from Walter ID. Moses q
CO.. where reserved seats can be secured
without extra charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
CARPET. MATING & FLOOR OILrCLOIH

In our CARPET DEPARTMENT can be
found the greatest bargains ever onered III
reliable goods
MOQUET CARPETS, with border, ex-
ouIste patterns, made and laid, only Sl.2J
q yard.
ADMINISTER, the very best goods and
handsomest patterns ever shown In this
city. made and laid complete for S1.75
n yard
GOOD TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, made and
INGRAM CARPETS, Csc, 4oc.. 5oc.,
62hc., 75c and soc. a yard.
RUGS AND DRUGGETS, in great va
rety of styles, from 45c. to $500 piece.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH. &c, JOc., &1Rc..
"a 800 yard.
100 for the very best LINOLEUM
Great sale Of MATTINGS-25O new pieces
just received-at half prices-16 1-3c.,
1Sc., 20c. and Doc.
Call early II you want any; the lot won't
last long
Our KID GLOVE STOCK is by far the
best in the city for a great many reasons:
First. We guarantee our GLOVES
Second. They are fitted.
Third. You can buy any shade desired.
Fourth And the very best reason, they
always give satisfaction.
DARK BLUE. CADET BLUE AND DARK
GREEN AND RED MUSQUITAIRS, only
S125.
Our 500 and s125 FOSTER LACE EN-
DRESS AND SAXONY BEAUTY always
give satisfaction.
1G-BUTION WHITE MUSQUTrAIRS.
$500.
TERRA GOTTA BIARRITz. only s1OO
TAN AND MODE MUSQUITAIR, $lOO
and Sl.25
CASHMERE GAUNTLETS, black, garnet
aud blue soc
GENTS CLOTH GLOVES, 3Tc'
GENTS PEARL KID GLOVES, S.T5.
GENTS WHITE KID GLOVES. $l.25.
RED MUSQUITAIR, II buttons, SLIGO.
ALL SHADES OF EVENING GLOVES,
20-bntton lengths
FULL LINE OF CHTLDRENS MITTENS,
In white and colored. 12l2c. 10 25c.
LADIES BLACK AND COLORED CASH
MERE MITTS, only DC
LITTLE BOYS' KID GLOVES. only S1.00
NEW STYLE WRAPPER REPS, 122c.
OUTING CLOTHS, for dresses, Zoe.
APRON GINGHAAlS, with side bands
12c. yard.
POLKA DOT AND BLUE STRIPE OUT
ING. 12c. a yard
CREPE CLOTH, for evening wear, 12c.
yard.
TAN AND WHITE ANGORA SOC. yard
MUCH WIDER at s1.O0 yard.
PEARL BUTTONS in smoke, tan and
white. all sizes.
LADIES' Isle HOSE, all shades, to
match slippers. soc.
LADIES' SILK HOSE. SIC. all shades
LADIES WHITE AND CREAM SILK
HOSE. SIC.
CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE. fast black,
double knee, heel and toe, Csc; Herms
dCrfs dye.
BOYS SCHOOL HOSE 1910. a pair.
NICKEL TOWEL RACKS. three prongs,
lie.
SAXONY 1Oc. hank.
CHILDREN'S WHITE ANGORA SETS,
AND BOAS. Toe.
BLACK SABLE BOAS for neck, S1.25.
GENUINE MINK BOAS $500.
CHILDREN'S WHITE ANGORIA SETS.
$500.
SEAL MUFFS $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

chairman OF He1rico. has Issued tri-
umphant call to the Democrats of that
county, as follow:
"Henrico Is no lohger Republican. The
shackles Of the Force bill have no fears
for us.
Negro rule in the county Is over. The
white man has arisen In his might, ana
the black cloud which lowered so long
over our heads has entirely disappeared.
Faithfully have you worked TO achieve
this result, and TO you / give the credit.
Your chairman has been aided by COM
mittee, who rested not from their labors
until the work was fully and thoroughly
accomplished.
I'VE all rejoice in the grand victory and
the glorious triumph OF homo rule ana
honest government. Cleveland will he
President, and the rascals Will be turned
out
1--WE have been invited to participate
on Thursday next at Z =. VI. I'm grand
rally and parade In honor Of our victory,
which Will take place In the city. You are
urgel 10 assemble at the courthouse that
you may be assigned place in line. The
mounted men will be in charge OF Mr..
William II. Sands. who will be assisted
by n corps Of aides. The clubs from the
county on foot will report 10 Mr.. Barney
Frischkorn."
White hats have been provided Tor all
the mounted men from the county II
is expected that over three hundred will
be in line The following gentlemen will
act as aides to Mr.. William H. Sands,
who viii have charge of the Henrico
troop viz: Simon Solomon, James G.
Mitchell, l.. II. Kemp, George d. Car
ter. George d. Pearman, S. Il. CHM, Will
liam II. Brauer, Major a. r. Courtney,
j. II. O'Bannon, c. +. Smith, =. c. Wells,
Al. G. Green, S. Boyce Brady, John Lind
say and w. B. Frayser.
These gentlemen should report at once
the number Of men likely to attend from
their respective sections. The Henrico
mounted men viii assemble at the court
HQffon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
To Woinanl nd.

The Times wishes to secure the approval
and perusal Of all the women IN hich-
nond. and We have just made arrange
mcnts to offer them an especially attract-
i've feature i'm our columns every day
beginning Tuesday morning. we viii pun
lish daily "Our Daily Fashion Sheet.
This will be a description of some lovely
rev gown. pretty hat, or latest style OF
bonnet. with an engraving 10 show now
il will look SO that portion OF our readers
who do not care for politics, or the gem
eral happenings OF the world. VIII ma
something in the paper every day TO IN,
terest them. Miss Florette Tempus VIII
have charge of this column, and we trust
that her contributions will merit your APP
probation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
Watch Your InveIopes.

Complaints have been received by the
Postoffice Department from the postal
authorities of several countries in Europe
that letters from the United States al
dressed to those countries are received
in very bad condition. owing TO the poor
quality OF the envelopes used.
Persons sending letters to foreign coun-
tries should. therefore. oe careful TO use
no envelopes except those Of good quality
made Of strong paper. which WI not Do
come worn or breksn IN frnnA1t. othsrwtss
the couisnte may Dali eat add hsiese
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
BLANKETS.

30 PAIR FINE 1914 PORTLAND WHITE
BED BLANKETS, slightly soiled, only
. 99c. a pair v,
BLANKETS, s1.37h.
"a PAIR OUR BEAUTY FINE 1o4 BED
BLANKETS, really worth 1928, at this
sole S1.J0.
20 PAIR WHITE FLEECE, extra fine and
large. only s175.
2J PAIR 1914 FAIRFAT. only 1925 pair.
20 PAIR SUPERIOR QUALITY MOSCOW,
only $3.50.
10 FAIR FINE RUTLAND 1o-4 BLANK
ETS, 1910.
20 PAIR GENUINE CALIFORNIA lV-f
BED BLANKETS, regular 5000 ones, at
this sale $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
CLOAKS. CLOAKS.

New ones direct from the manufactur-
ers arriving every day. The largest and
best assortment TO be found In the city.
twenty-five different styles to select from.
80 FINE DOUBLE-BREASTED TAN
COATS. full 3. lengths, lop seams, large
pearl buttons, really worth $1,000, at
this sale only $3.50.
MISSES AND CHLDREN'S LONG AND
SHORT CLOAKS. $3.50, $500. $3.50,
$4.00 $500 and $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES.

900 PAIR NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINs in the most beautiful Irish Poins
Brussels and Gulpure effects, not a pair
worth less than Sl.J0; your choice Tor
SlO0 window.
WINDOW SHADES. all the best spring
rollers. complete. 23c., 40c. and soc.
window o
SMALL BRASS RODS FOR DADO
SHADES Be. n foot.
BRASS CURTAIN POLES, SOC. window.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
CtoOd nv Grover.

LAwRENoEvuLE. Va, Nov. H. 1892.
Editor Times
Enclosed find check for IS to renew my
subscription 10 the daily.
Won haze stood hv Our Grover" and our
cause both in shade and shine. and wall
patronize The TINES. Yours truly.
Z. |. BosTIcK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
DRESS GOODS.

Our stock in this line is always complete,
carrying. rs we dc tie largest assortmem
of DRESS GOODS AND SILKS to DC
found - 49,.
STED WHIP-CORD, 3S inches wide. at
zoe. n yard.
Will attract attention at this sale.
o. PIECES ULTMINATED DIAGONAL
SUITINGS. 30 inches wide, at l2c., VIII
also interest YOU.
STORM SEEGES. in all colors, 80 inches
wide zoe. ,,.,,,,,,,
o. PIECES PLAID AND STRIPED
SERGES. all bright colors. only SOC.
ward; suitable for Chldren's Dresses.
AIT.WOOL FRENCH BENGALINES,
worth 81 80 a yard, AZ inches wide, IN ali
colors, only $l2j.
wide I'm all colors. only 25c. yard.
LADIES CLOTH. - inches wide, in all
coIors, 50c. II yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
BLK. DRESS GOODS

IN PIECES FINE BLACK ALL-WOOL
ENGLISH HENRIETTA CLOTH, 80
inches wide, worth G2l2c., only DOC.
yard
BLACK FRENCH BENGALlNES, at 9oc.
and $12j yard. ..,,,,
RACK SILK AND WOOL HENRlErTAS,
S10O. $125 and $L37H yard
FINE BLACK WOOL CASHMERE, 90
inches wide, 20c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

EVENING SILK, in all new shades, only
81 90 IA yard.
PLAID SURAH SILKS Sl.2o yard:
STRIPED ILLUMINATED SURAH
SILKS. 06c. yard.
uTTrNuNATED SUKAH SILKS, with
small figures, reduced from Sl.25 to $l.oo
yard.
ILLUMINATED CHINA SILKS, Toe.
yard. curve o.,
inches wide. only soc. yard
DRAPERY SILKS, Coo. and 15c. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

Gaines, Or. A. spiers George. Horace
s. Howes, Captain T.. ID. Starke, Charles
II. Willis, Thomas ~ Carter. william. T.
Moseley, J. ID. Redwood, Il. ID. Hotch-
kiss. !. W. Lockwood. Jr.. Roosevelt Page.
Ira Mowery, w. g.. Harvey, SIlas Shell
burne. !. w. Pierce. IL A. Williams. +.
A. Catlin, c. a. Rose and Major Norman
V. Randolph.
The mounted men will form at Cary
and Twenty-nfth streets, and tho heads
OF the various divisions will report TO
Colonel Halves promptly at 1870 on the
evening OF the parade at that point, and
be assigned IN the order OF their arrival.
II Is hoped that all persons whose names
have been mentioned in the foregoing
lists or whose names may subsequently
be published will act without further an
nounCement. as II is impossible TO notify
personally all parties whose services are
expected and desired. Colonel Halves or
his chief aide, Captain A. B. Guigon VIII
be glad to furnish any information that
may be desired
II is hoped tho gentlemen named will
endeavor TO procure full turn out OF
the various professions and occupations
mentioned. If the members Of any other
business or profession desire to participate
I'm the parade on horseback, they will
please communicate with Colonel HAYES
or captain dUSOn'
II is earnestly desired that every De-
mOcrat. who can mount himself, or who
is not otherwise assigned will report to
one or other of these departments, 50
as to make this feature Of the parade
pronounced success.
promiuet feature Of the demonstra-
ton will be the parade Of from 600 10 500
employees Of the Richmond Locomotive
and Machine Works.
The Soldiers Home band. from Hamp-
ton, Va, has been engaged for the occa-
sion. and the officers. clerks draughts-
men and foremcn, about forty in all, viii
departments, with transpareucies and
torches. viii march In line. They viii as
amble at the armory on Eighth sire IT,,
and thence march to their position In the
line. returning 10 the same point. where a
light lunch VIII be served.
Chief Marshal Peasants was also no
tilted yesterday that the Richmond and
Danville railroad shops would have from
$50 TO 400 men in line, accompanied by
their own band.
Forty Of the state guards at the peni-
tertiary have also applied for positions.
One of the most unique features yet
offered is that of the Telephone Club,
composed Of twenty-one employees Of the
Telephone Exchange here. They VIII wear
tall white hats and light busters and
each man will have on his person large
letter. and hold position in the line Of
march so as TO make the whole appear as
shown below:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

yxTANrED PURCHASER FOR ONE OF
w the BEST PAYING DRUG BUSINESSES
easy. Address LOCK BOX $40. Richmond, Va.
noifr.su&we-sw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

VIZ ANTED.-A COMPETENT YOUNG
w man wants a position. either In a
printing Office or with some railroad or
steamboat company as shipping or trans
fer clerk. Good references. Address J.
H. NJ, care Times Office. noS-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

DARTNERSHIP.-I WANT A LADY
with small capital to Join me In my
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING AND MAN
lCURE PARLORS. No experiences n ieo
cesary Good income Mrs. ~. w
Church street, Norfolk. va. hoii-o'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
MEETINGS.

NIONEYl MONEY! MONEY! YOU
vi wish to borrow on your real estate see
me. bunaess prompt and conhde nfial.
II. A. M0CURDi, isis Main street
nois.it lhone sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

w parts Of the city PIompt and careful
attention 10 all business
BOSWELL K UAl MAN.
Snorth Tenth street.
-honel5O. no l3-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

yVANTED-A FIRsr.G,tIA,sS, 81. SdEN oid a.
ta,ion Address q e. s.. this Office. nOls-gI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

J,yERyBODY TO KNOW THAT Ar THE
II corner Eighth and Main streets rS there Is a
ali night Best Soda Water. Cooling Drlnks
and Cigars. 20 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
JULIUS SXCIE & SON
WAITS.

-oooODO1~O - s..zs,.oso-0..0~SS,OT,,SS
XITANTFD A SIGN-WRlTER. A YOUNG
w MAN who understands Sign writing ana
show-Card work. Address Box sl5. city L. ".
10 PCT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

WANTED THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO
w know there are No FLIES on my gro
ceres and NO WATER in my wines and
liquors L. BEVERLEY fLEMING.
noi3-lt 4l6 west Broad street
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-06-15
DANGER TO HARD DRINKERS.

A really terrible danger to hard drinkers
seems to be becoming rapidly more an more
prevalent. IL is congestion of the lungs.
says the Washington Post Unless an au.
topsy is made the victim of this disease is
frequently thou yht TO have died from heart
disease, ths outward symptoms being not
unlike. But post mortem examination re-
veals tine truth.
One day recently two men, one white, the
other colored, died this silent, insilioas death,
but few hours apart. Tne white man came
home late very drunk, aud either fell dead
on thefi)or or lay on the floor in a drunken
slumber with his cloth IS on. and died as he
slept. The circumstances OF the c)lore1
mans death We're almost identical In each
case post mor5em exa ninatiou was made
by Deputy Corone: Schaeffer, and I,oth
deaths were fouut 10 have been from COZ
gestion of the lungs.
The heart, simulated beyond i5s capacity
by bard drinking, weakeus as the effects OF
the stimuant wear or, and at last bscomss
unable to pump the blood. The sta Inant
blood coaguates, and the victim is smosh-
ered
All this may come from Other causes, no.
tably when The carts action is checkei by
excessive coi1. Bat extreme continual al
cohoec int1x,cation is surer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-06-15

According to the Philadelphia Press,
the Mohammedans always, whether in
their own country or in one of adoption,
bury without coffin or casket of any
kind. During the time OF the old Roman
empire the dead bodies Of all except
suicides were burned. The Greeks some
times buried their dead in the ground,
but more generally cremated them in
Imitation of the Romans. In India, up
till within the last few years, the wife,
either according to her wishes or other
wise, was cremated on the same funeral
pyre that converted her dead husbands
remains into ashes. When a child dies
in Greenland the natives bury live dog
VITA it, the dog TO be used by the child
as guide to the other world. When
questioned in regard to this peculiar
superstition they will only answer: "a
dog can find his way anywhere" The
natives OF Australia tie the hands Of their
dead together and pull out their nails
This is for fear that the corpse may
scratch its way out Of the grave and be-
come a vampire. The primitive Russians
place certificate Of character in the
dead persons hands.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-06-15

A spell Of sickness
is due when the systems weakened,
and the blood impure. It's what
you must expect.
But it's what you must prevent,
too. And DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery prevents as well as
cures. 1t invigorates the liver and
kidneys, purifies and enriches the
blood, sharpens the appetite, inn
proves digestion, and restores health
and strength. For Dyspepsia,
oliver Complaint" and every form
of Scrofulous, Skin, or Scalp Dis
eases, as Salt-rheum, letter, Ery-
sipelas, or any blood-taint, it's an
unequaled remedy.
It's not like the sarsaparillas,
which claim to be good for the
blood in March, April and May.
At all seasons alike, and in all cases,
the "Discovery" alone is guaran-
teed. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
It's the cheapest blood purifier, no
matter how many doses are offered
for a dollar, for you pay only for
the good you get. But it's the
best, or it couldn't be sold SO.