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sbing Ching.

Richard Stahrs latest effort, snmns
Ching" which viii be seen az the Ac.,.e /,
my OF Music next week, VIII De Al IN ,lax,
has been enthusiastically received oy
Philadelphia theatre-goer during the pas'
four weeks. and possesses decided merit u,
The Composer Is remembered for. two OF
his nrevi6us successes-"S Pasha' ana
THE LionTamer. ~ , ,,-a.
"Shing Ching goes further ana id H.
equally. The music IL catchy ana uIa-
Deue entertaining. The piece VIII be pro-
ducad In the same elaborate manner as IN
the Quaker CITY. Both scenes and cos
tunes are decidedly effective The cast ,,i IL
strong. and is headed by that versauiee
,,,+rns1 donna sonrano. Villa Knox. ana
Fred ed Frear. John J. Rafael. George II.
Broderick, =. J. Connolly, Lee Van Dy ys,,;
Mabela Baker. and eh9rus 81 orens
MnnHaU
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.a>. tr The cusrOM-HoUsE.
tt Went Because Her Father
Was in Custody.

and H. G. Foster ~
r- before United states
Adkins Yesterday ON the
4ufus the United States
f.A 90 spirits distilled hy
owns % brandy-still eight
.l-rs. in Louisa and all
tered in the collectors
had reason to believe
'.'bouy were cvadng the
.I., selling li4uor on the
.ft - law. Thursday De
k.ns and GuaRer +. :.
..- t.rtllicrN.. and Ia search
the banding found two
ON which mo- tax had
fn- premises they also
ir whiskey barrels on
Nhiskey- stamps. In All
lackages eighty barrels
found. from which about
randy might be made.
were seized. and are now
ORDERS OF the government
Foster were arrested and
rifs and turned over 10
Deputy Marshal Ballard:
.' tne alleged cOntraband
-"crcfet. and profcss~d a
IaF an the taxes n their
owed Them. They were &C
Eaimoud by one Of An
4.l also by Anthony
when they were taken be
itn.issioner and II appeared
't,A-r thry could secure bail.
man created quite an cX-
fr custom house by her la
idu wes finally secured,
ihr defendants waived ex-
..FIr asses viii be before the
. grand Jury at the April
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup of rs.
Its excellence is DE to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive: efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because 1t acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, syrup OF flgs
and being we'll Informed, you will nov
accept any substitute if offered.
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R.ri.,.ysa FROM Riehmond.

Especial telegram TO the pispateh)
NEW YORK, October 2o.-'Mrs.. A.; y.
cgben, Imperial; ! =: Eilysol, Mar,bor-
Moses. Albemarie. G, H. Stacy. ! -.
Lightfoot.> st. Denis; n. r. jackson,
DelyideT0, 49,. 1. u lie. = -
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ing and Lake Erie. preferred
RONDG
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. October 2O-Virsinia con
sol IS. ca Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern frsts, l0l: first incomes. 65Q75; sec
Gas. bonds. 1888 Nil0l.; do, stock, 5sh.
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''" CARTON HEIGHTS CHURCH.
'''"' idines 40 be Opened for wer.
'''| - Aotrow-Other ssrsicsA

- dofrow--Other Services
q 4 services Of the new Metho-
,t. .iA church Vt Barton Heights
Hee O-mOfrow afternoon at $3.50
@ Dr. W " Tudor will de-
rmon. ana the pastor. Rev. T.
wi.l preside
e. house OF worship. which ~
.r ihSly pretty little edifice. has
~ .umpieted. IL cost between
90 aud II well furnished and
AK throughout. The chairs IN the
sa 'sgi room we're furnished by the
- .A'rch Was organized at the Wig
~s year ago last month by Rev.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 0.-As Of late. the
course of the Stock Market was controlled
by advices from Washington without
knowing anything OF a definite character.
operators settled down to the opinion that
the Senate will dispose OF the silver 20
peal bill at an early date, and that the
outcome will be favorable for the advo-
Gates OF the suspension OF monthly pur-
chAses OF the white metal
The opening was almost buoyant prices
advancing '2Th per cent. the Grangsrs,
the lndustr1ls, and Western Union lead
ing the upward movement. The rise WIS
followed by drop in Chicago Gas OF u.
per cent. and the general list receted I,
az. Later news from Washington at
ms time was very conflicting as to the
probable final disposition Of the silver
OIL and II was questioned whether any,
ming out unconditional repeal could give
sd.iStactlOn. The bears. however did
not take advantage OF the uncertainty.
aTl are evidently In the minority
IN tue afternoon. when Sugar and Lack
awahna advanced To 9iis and l5s respec-
G -,' ths other active stocks moved Up
sVmpathetically. The weakness OF Chi
Gaso GaS was due TO reports from tie
west that legal proceedings had been in
s s,, TO prevent the proposed bond
scrip dividend
Among the specalties. Michigan Cen
sI1u rose D. Manhattan, I: Cotton OH, pre-
fferred. Ia: Consolidated Gas, .. Edison
Ia.
~ the close the market was firm. The
total sales were $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call has been easy. ranging
rom I|s to hast loan at w. and closing
onered at lls. Prime mercantile paper.
tdS per cent
Bar silver 727s; Mexican dollars, 5Slkc.
silver on the Stock Exchange was neg
leCted
Sterling exchange is firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at sis2i,GIi S2lb
for sixty DAYS. and NS4nis4la for de-
mand, Posted rates. StS3diS; CONNER
cial bills. NSi4i for sixty days. and NSl4
NlSl34 for demand
Government bonds easter. State bonds
more active and higher. Railroad bonds
strong
Treasury balances: Coin. $685. 900; cur
rency, s. $1,000
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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p1cIINfoNn STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, October 20.--Closing quo
tatiCns.
Government Securities. BID Askel
United States IS, h and G. ll0is 90.
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mixed. s4asec.; shorsberry. ssv~s.; No .
rel. Sc - -,
&C.: No. white, &c.: NO. = mHe9s &c
mixed. ssiiXisc. No. mixed, 2t034,zc.
Rye-S3fI5sc,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. October 18th.
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanoke, Boaz. New York
Schooner 3. j. r'ooks. cramners Fhilar
aelphia; coal; s. II. Bawes a. Co.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel Dcyo. Norfolk. 80
Steamship Wyanoke. Bcaz. New York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Oct. nth.
ti3y telegraph TO the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
schooner Minnie Berger, phiiadelph1a.
Schooner Bertha Dean. Boston.
schooner independent, Boston.
SAILED.
schooner c. A. Campbell. BoutoA
Schooner Edith oicott. New Bedford.
PORT OF WEST POINT. October NH.
qiy telegraph % ~ phsatca)
ARRIVED. &
steamer Bsisinors: 49, naltinaios
p. ss:ss:s n.y. "a ss:I1l Y =
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LARGE SORES ON FACE
Lost Use Of Hands from Blood Poison
ing. Physicians and Remedies
No Benefit. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

have used your CuTICURA REMEDIES, and
can trnthfully say that they are everything anu
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We leading figures ranged as follows:
N.N 1n.ninn. CInslnR


ST. LOUIS
II LOUIS, MO. october - lon,
iuil. patents &Volf3c5; FANNY, S-W".-o,l'.
lNheat-I.ower october closing at ''c''
corn Weak and lower. October closing
T. 8Glzc. December. 3isrHAc,
Duts-FiTm. no change. -,
POrk-Standard mes Nih-o' on ot"efS'
Lord-Prlme steam. e4Gg7sc. nomlnally.
DrV -salted meats-Shpulders, btHosc''
,ngs and clear-ribs. &c, shorts ~;
Bacon-Shoulders, ttc'; lo"s'' "'S''
.ioar.ribs l07,c.: shorts, lie.
High wines-Firm AZ NlL
CINcINNATI
CINCINNATI. o.. october 2o.-Flour--
Dull. family. g. $4,000
Wheat No sod AT t1c. a.,
Corn-Demand firm; No white &c;
20 0ais"Flrmer: 40. J, }oc.. No. white.
p6rkYIob rates are: For mess pork.
,725. clear mess. 1870; family, NsW;
clear family. $40 ,o,,o,f,
KEITH. IaTi-ln good demand at l0di0Ace.
n1con Steady: shoulders, sisc. short
10 sidrs. lOasc. short clear sides. lOisc.
Whiskey. &ln.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, october % Noon-cotton
IN fair demand. prices steady American
ni,idling. 4 1851 sales. 1900 oaiesi
snericsn. 1900 bales. speculation and
"sport. 1000 pAles. Keceigts, n:"o eaifs;
American. 9lVl DdtfH' ibtni.9 49,
demand fair, October, 4 Ss.6id.; Oeto9er
and November. 4 37-G4d.; November an!
ID .ceTnber, 4 35-6ifi4 3i6id.; December aUi
January. I 36-6in4 &6td.; January arr
I-nbruarv. 1 $1,000 39-53d.; February rni
March. Sg-6lfit b-Gid.; March ana April,
T, n -6Id4 i2-Gid: April and May : h-e.l
/ u-G4I. NAV and June. t5-6tdi tb-sfp
i sod Tenders, 90 bales, new dock =.
p. M.-October. 8-eh.4 g-s4d.: o.
So Sv ami December. 4 1,eid. ssilecs:
December and January dEu, buyer.
February and March. 4o-6id.; March hDh
AnriI /, 26id., sellers. April and May,
4 ii-6ld.. sellers: May and June. b-5'P
! l5-Cid Futures clio ~ nru ...,,,
and steady; uplands. s-lsc,; orleans
s l3-l6c. Sales. i22 bales; good oflin s'l
7 If-l6c. low mldd! ug. Sc t.4ES
closed qulet. Sales, $500 bales octob,s.
800: November. s. y, Decen ~. ~,
Il 81 April S.G5: May. ss.7s; June, %S.
NAVAL. STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. " c., October %
RosIn iirm: strained. Sc. good do, 3c.
rnTnentin. firm. at pc. Crude tilrp-ntins
drm. hard. 500; soft and virgin. a.to.
q CHARLESTON. s. G. october %. 1Tur.
pentina firm. at 2gc. FOR regulars. iSosin
frm az soc. foE good strained
SAVANNAH. GA, October N..Tnr-
nentine firm, at She for regulars. Eosin
Arm, with good demand. Quote a. u.
c. and ID. 500: =, sl&; n;n1;, -.
y 1856; window glass. $50: water-white.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK VA, october D.-Nar<ee
aulet: prime, 2ha2z.c, extra prime. s'xc.;
fancy, &c.
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Total ........,s..s..s..s..s.s. f.vi5 "
Planters Shelburne's. and Davenpor.s
warehouses had good sales OF loose to-
day, which contained .goodiy proportion
of wrappers. and sold at fun values.
Shelburne's averaged sil.0a.
MIR X. r. Noblin, OF South Boston, Va,
arrived this evening. and reports light
sales and a poor crop In his section. Mr.
I.uther Vaughan leaves for the Worlds
Fair tomorrow. Most Of the trade have
remained at home.
since raising tobacco warehouse irsur-
ancs rates In Richmond there seems TO
h. ,hids for the business by outside COM
nsnies that may materially reduce the
new tariff on property that has been par
ticulariy exempt from fires IN the last
nifty years. though. AL
two warehouses Ia Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. October D.--Auction offer.
ings on Change to-day, 10 packages and
3 taken In. Highest. 500; lowest y.s0
average. 1857. Private saleS light
Revenue Collections
Cigars and cigarettes ........s..,. u 80 =
Tobacco .......,.....''...'.'...' sWj 2
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. honda stoskA Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. a.. aad the
rather Indications

I WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 20. =
| RAIN Forecast tor Virginia: Showers !;
east winds, fresh on the coast. and
! becoming variable in the interior.
For North Carolina Showers; northeast
winds. fresh and brisk on the COAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

The WEATHER IN RrcHNoSp YysrrRpAY
was clear and pleasant. The skies were
clear at midnight
State of tnermometa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
DrN0CR ATSAR0USED
yesrlNG OF TIE UNION CLUB
LAST NIGHT.
%, ,ir &. v. Meredith. Colonel
,,sdc Ua'hin., Senator Loven-
,t,io, aod Others

..I-r1 Warriors OF the Union
..b held a rouslng meeting
asI last night. and scores OF
workers turned out 70 hear
-ches made by the orators
tso crowd.
Cuuingworth. fat. jolly
over. presided over the
r.npfiGg. ana near him on
his legislative prototype,
4~t Iov,ustein. who likewise
.ra "a look or serene con-
link no oratory OF the even
...I resolutions Of respect
..f Mt Prank T. Hancock. "A
.r ~ thc organization.
vae appointed 20 confer
.umi't.cs OF the Old DO
man clubs 10 arrange
.. of these organizations
u4u some time before the
..Hfh
rrr sullivan. Hughes and
fe selected as the men,
..ff.c.
.ErpITH SPEAKS.
urmp.ri1.t matters had
f $751; O. Y. Meredith was
.H. chair. and addressed
some length
I hat the doctrines
opponents OF Democracy.
..a opponents themselves.
These doctrines had
financial troubles of the
had been influential in
AMI shutting down manu-
r." turned his guns with
the pOpulists ranks and
seq their charges against
trri a volicy into their
was forever undergoing
...er'el that with the meas
.Ir-v proposed they would
10 into bankruptcy.
.iI a glorious tribute 10
.rl ana showed his hear
.. Executive OF the land
a-'pl' fear and without
I-'t.ly faced the duties
charged them accord
-.I~7- convictions.
closed his address with an
explanation OF the 81
.. 1r Exposure OF the cur
thr popuists.
MEADE HASkGNS.
Meredith hi1 resumed his
... Ht kius was pro-
u.uc. Dy the president.
r.m.rts the speaker said
fp.Wn reason the Popu-
.I national issues into
just as IL the Cover
lre could settle these
Haekins laid the blame
-. coalition OF affairs upon
SD. bad held the reins
fnr thirty years. and
That ID was absurd 10
ft. democrats I'm
months could remedy
I. tu.ir predecessors. All
t-tv required was time.
-r.--m.u were not sup
r.I.i ty q string hut
mon. who would give no
nt aCt wisely and de-
i Grover Cleveland NJ
.- 90 true ideal Of De
and asserted that the
.l AGAINST him at one
.It of evil seed sown
Democracy The Popu-
for "a literal share ~
speaker. who openly
were athliaiing with
Hna Third party leaders
fte principles ~ their
n.v thought that a new
crib
called attention 10 the
..u.ust~ national platform
SION t.e veterans ~ the
% was perfectly proper.
their state platform did
.t.s make an ailusion to
-iics On the other hand.
mucrste aye annually pay
fo the ae,l soldiers who
gray.
..~DR LONENSTEIN.
rst.in followed colonel
short speech. in which b"
...f a- th. senatorial nominee
power Go uphold tho stand
.,rlcy. He urged his hearers
. 60 their colOr~
HARDWOOD was called upon
III. and responded In "A short
which h- poured another iusii-
Dee Third party faction.
mae, for Hon. u. g. Rich
b.. asked 10 hr excused from
...,h on account Of the late
'.r.
adjourned about 1890
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

nI.r 40 city Democratic
b..Uy engaged IN sccur-
..- voters who moved from
.. suoth,r before t0e 1tn
Tu, tim. for securing
r registering expires ON
month All Democrats
recent change Of rosie
..m, Of us. before election
... rote OF This fact
..f Mr. - T. Eurton. ~
.,f. for the Poruil-t 'an-
LEGISLATURE is positively de-
..hHrity
.. chairman Pattrsou has
.I,., OFF Atforn'y-Gru.rll
waller y. Staples for
meeting g. r. held
..niDe4 OF his commir.-.
meeting has NOT been de-
o.. Chairman hopes -
..ruH O. come 10 I.lch-
mo- a.. sam, time
alton gur-ting the Thur
..n auI Union Democratic
.. O.. h.li will be- mann
ra.r.tic club Will meet
Hr 900 Louisiana street
... .ETnc meeting VIII Do
candidates for the Leg
.r.r speakers.
q lH.. AF..F'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

Messrs. G. G. Himmeiwright and :. r,
Marable. OF Williamsburg, returned 'r ~
for home the following saturday, AFTER
visiting friends In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

Miss Margeric Manning. one OF klch-
rond's prcttiest and most popular youns
isdies yin 20 To Washington. her new
bon,e TO-DAY Her parents removed TO
the national capital some time ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

Mr j NJ. Atkinson, son OF Mrs. a. -
Atkinson, Of the American Hotel, recent
~ established the pullman EiecttIc I'm,
Many al Chicago lie was for many
wears With the Westinghouse Company.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28

There arc two classes Of people, .
says social philosopher. .'of whom
the world grows little impatient
the men who take pains to prove
things that are obviously true. and
the men who strive just as hard
what is obviously untrue. You will
meet these two classes OF men in
every walk OF life The first will
spend much time in saying. i assert
without fear OF successful contradic-
ton that two and two make four. ;
While the second tries to get the
world TO listen to him as he solemn
ly declares. There is no honest man
who will deny that two and two make
five II we could eliminate these
two classes OF well-intentioned men
the progress of the world would be
much advanced.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28
The Chinese.

DIR. Brewer of Harvard university,
making all allowance for the Chinese
inventive, lying faculty, allows them
to have been acquainted with the prop
critics of the magnetic needle b. q.
l715. while the early French Jesuit
priests, who had no interest in sup
porting any mythical stories in the
land Of their adoption, belive trade
routes and canals 20 have been in ex-
istence about the same period; that
system of regular marriages had been
introduced among the people: that
weaving was understood; banks and
bank notes in existence; gunpowder,
regular calender reformed b. c. 149s;
a knowledge OF lunar eclipses, and
division of the people into classes, each
wearing a dress distinguished by its
colors
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28
Books for Girls.

sit worries me. said mother, not
ong ago. because my daughter will
not do any solid reading" survey oil
the ''solid reading provided exhonor.
ated the young girl in the estimation o.
the one 10 whom the complaint was
addressed. A child must be nearly
starved 70 prefer dry bread TO dainty
viands. The quickest introduction 10
sold reading is the historical novel or
the weliwritten and well-illustrated
book of travels. In the seleetion OF
both, care must be taken that books
written with a purpose are not chosen.
The child nho has TO be coaxed to read
Is always suspicious of attempts to teach
him unawears. As much real informal
ton can be derived from books such as
Innocence Abroad" or Miss Duncan
Social Departure" as from ponderous
books of travel. carefully elaborated
tours written up from encyclopedias by
gentlemen whose aim is 10 com bine
amusement with instruction.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28

Come inside minute, " said Fourth
avenue dealer in pianos. 81 have dis
covered the greatest fly trap on earth,
and want 70 show it to you He led
the way to an instrument at the rear OF
the store on which was a newspaper.
At least loo dead flies were lying on
the paper, on which had been placed a
b1neh of sweet peas. If threw these
here by chance" he continued, land in
a moment noticed that evry fly that
alighted on the flowers died in very
short time" Even as he spoke mum
Der of the insects which had stopped
to suck the deadly sweet toppled over
dead They alighted with their usual
buzz, stopped momentarily. quivered
in their legs, tapped their wings weak
ly several times and then gave up the
ghost louisville Courier-JournaL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28
MATHEMATICS in MEDICINE
Dubious New system. hut the Zee IL
All Right.

! Dubious New system, But the Fee II
All Right.
He was a doctor OF the advanced
school, according to Harper's Bazaar.
de laid his finger on my pulse, and,
with his watch in his hand, gave Il 3
fair start and observed il carefully
all OF the way around. .Strong. "a, =
he said in a moment. Then he con.
suited card that was covered with
figures and continued: THAT EQUALS
63. " and he placed that number on a
slate. "Put out your tongue. Good
That is IA, he said.
''Inches?" | asked.
''How is your appetizer" he in
quired, ignoring my question.
Equal TO the supply"
That makes 204. he replied.
Cant you reduce il a littlcP" |
asked. but failed TO get his attention
Gold feet?n
"Yes. answered.
Three he said,
mo 2" ] replied TO correct him.
He set the three under the other
figures. He then placed Their
mometer in my mouth. which he
afterward consulted in connection
with the card. "A good l9s." he
said.
''Impossiblem ! suggested mildly.
He wrote down the 19s, and asked
II had headaches.
Sometimes in the morning. after
being kept late at the office,
answered.
-Four he said
,.lsn't that rather low?a asked.
"Do you smoker he inquired
.Yes.
Ten" he replied
mo. ? for 10, | said.
He put down the 10.
do you sleep well?n he asked.
That depends upon the baby
answered.
1--WE won't consider that. . he said.
"You had better call it $50, ! sug-
gested.
lie added together the figures that
he had placed on the slate. THAT
makes 1876. he said.
us that the amount OF the bill?"
] asked.
"Blli he replied. That IS the
number OF the prescription. ] want
you TO know that medicine with me
is no longer an experiment, for /
have reduced IL to a mathematical
certainty. Every symptom has its
number. and the sum OF these mum
bers indicates the medicine that is
needed / have worked for fifteen
years in formulating my prescriptions
and periecting the treatment, but /
have IL now. Your bin is $40
/ understood that number. and left
the Office feeling relieved and deeply
impressed by the doctors learning.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28

moved from being SO great as TO
fatigue the heart Consequently
not too much soup or bonllion. plenty
OF roast or boiled meat, eggs in every
form, fish, Bordeaux wine mixed
with little ferruginous water, and
small quantity OF black coffee at
the end Of the meal Such a patient
should refrain, even under pretext
Of tonifying the system. from alco-
holic excess; smoking should be
given up. and it is even well To avoid
being in room with smokers.''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28

OF that lurking foe, chiils and fever. ws
often struggle yainly to free ourselves from
its clutch. Palliatiycs there are wlthone
number, but II You want a real remedy. as
OF course you do n afliic. ed with this abofn-
inaDle fnalady, hasten 10 procure and per-
sisfently use HOssetter's Stomach Rltters.
IL yon follow this suggestion. permanent
restoration - health VIII reward you
nently eradicated by the Bitters which is
likewise reliable safeguard against mall
Uent. but throughout the tropics, Ii Is Justly
regarded as a complete autidose 10 miaSna
poison IN air or water. No less effective IL
IL for disorders of the stomach liver and
bowels, rheumatism. kidney Complaints
and nervousness. No one sOjouFniflg In a
TnalaFiOns region. or who Is subjected 10 out
door exposure IN rough weather. or 70 ex-
cessiye mental or physical strain should be
without this fine defensive tonic
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-28

II is not generarly known that the
United States government for twenty
years numbered among it's defenders a
Chinaman. Lieut.. jackson of company
II. United States infantry, lately gave
out the interesting information while
chatting with number of officers at
Camp Took. Some one made the re-
mard that State Senator Jesse Bakers
company of the sixth regiment was the
only white company in the guard that
had eolored private in il. '.Oh. that's
nothning," said Lieut. jackson. my
company up TO last year had China
man in the ranks. He is the only Chi
naman ! ever heard of who had enlisted
In the Unite States army, but he was
a member of the company for twenty
years, and he was good solder too. ~
Philadelphia Record.