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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-17
POCAHONTAS. VA.
A Moving, Thriving Town with an Excel
lent Hotel.
Special Correspondence of THE TINES.


Special Correspondence OF THE TINES.
PoCAHoNrAs Inn,
PoCAHoNrAs, VA, March -. 1893.
was delighted to find my old friend
Manager La Bar, in charge of the lnn
when | reached "Poca" last night. We
used to say some mighty nice things
about MIR. La Bar when he was at Rich :
lands conducting that famous hosiery,
Hotel Richlands, and il now affords me
pleasure to renew my acquaintance AID
resume the utterance Of kind words
Manager La Bars field OF usefulness
Is much enlarged here in Pocahontas
as MS house Is Il general rendezvous for
tho travelling men of this region, as is
evidenced BY tGe reg lister which has
"continucd' IN big red letters on the
second and third pages nearly every
day.
The man who travels or is under the
necessity of leaving his family at a
hoLel while ne wan0crs to and fro in
tho Garth, likes TO know who bias charge
OF his loved ones during his absence
and in this respect no ono need feel the
least concern in the matter Of Courteous
attention from those in charge Of Pcca-
hontas Inn.
We'll, a word about "Poca" As you
known there has been recently q disas-
lrous fire here and il is really quite de-
pressing to look at the crumbling walls
where once stood large brick business
blocks, but we all know the wonderful
energy Of this people and can SEQ in
our minds eye q better class OF build
ings arising on the silica OF the old, and
We know that before another six months
this place will toe eqnipped with = first
class fire company and 4 superior system
OF water works, both for drinking pur-
poses and fire protection. Then Tho in.
surance rates will be low and merchants
will b. more than ever encouraged 10
enter into business here. SPEED that
day. T. p.
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THE POLICE CENSURED.


GRIND Jury Creates II Sensation by Bring
ing Serious Charges Against the Chief
NORFOLK, March l6.-Tho grand iurv
have closed their investigation. They
have brought in about 100 indictments.
The last batch was twenty-five liquor
dealers, who have sold liquor on Sun.
day and have sold to minors. The Jury rec
ommend that their licenses be revoked.
The jury state that of all the witnesses
before them they have found no one who
would say he could not get liquor on
Sunday.
They donounce the manner in which
houses Of i'll fame are run; state with
great publicity gambling houses con-
duct business on Main street. They
hold tho police department responsible,
and declare that the chief of the police
has been seen drinking in dives with
women and drunk on the street OF Nor
folk in his uniform. The report has
created Il sensation.
The police justice has laid down as q
precedent to be followed hereafter that
il liquor store is reported open on
Sunday, and tho evidence shows that
any one except the proprietor was in the
place at tho time, it will be taken rs
PRIME. facie evidence that the place was
open for business. and unless tho
contrary IS shown, Il iine will DC i'm
posed.
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COuNTEHFEiTIIRS RUS down.
They HIVE Been Making Money in Uicl
inond and Passing 1t In New York nn
Brooklyn.

They HIVE Been Making Money in Eicl,-
mond and Passing 1t in New York nnd
Brooklyn
New York, March lG-Detcctive
Sergeant Iungt succeeded in running
down to-day what may p:ovc to be the
operations of the gang who are making
counterfeit money in Richmond. Va.
and passing it in New York city and
brooklyn. This morning he arrested
Frank Halstead and David Bartholo.
new. OF brooklyn, on complaint of
David Folkard, 4 ieweler, wco charged
them with passing counterfeit $50
bill on him on January %.
This morning the men called again at
the store and tried to sell Folkard a
watch which they had bought from him
The ieweler recognized them and Gale d
i'll Detective Iungt. They were ar.
raigned in tho United States court at
Brooklyn and held TO await the action
of the United States grand jury. Hal.
stead admitted that he passed Sl44 in
counterfoit money in Brooklyn and New
York, and that the money had been
made in Richmond, Va
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Robert j. Foutz was arrested yester-
day on the charge OF stealing horse
from George L Moore, OF Salem. /, ap.
pears that the horsn after being taken
from Siinm was brought to this city and
sold 20 Fred. G. White. Mr. Moore saw
and recognized MS horse and had a war
rant issued. The case will 10 doubt be
removed 10 Salem rs That is the place
where it is alleged The crime was com.
mitted.
S.llie Wood, colored, was fined $40
for being drank and resisting an officer.
The case of Bob Clements, colored,
was continued until this morning. He
was arrested for striking negro named
Monroe on the head with coupling Din.
OLD papers for the next woek Mt 10
cents per hundred.
S'SxsP bineu ca Sc. Sidelinyarv. stn Jefferson
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Harrison Shooting Ducks.

HAVANA, ILL.,, March Ii -Ex-Presi.
dent Harrison and party are located enc
mile north OF Liverpool, eighteen miles
north OF here. Upon arriva! they went
on board the bunting boat Marion. They
will hunt at Prickett'S Landing and
Thompson Lake Slough for few days
and then expect 10 80 TO Spring Lake.
Too early for ducks and zero weather
has caused them To remain indoors.
General Harrison declares himself bene-
fitted by his trip
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CLUE

n Committee Appointed to Confer With
the Executive Committee In Reference
toa Primary.
The Central Democratic Club held \
meeting last night which was presided
over by E. j. Rowan, vice president of
the club. The report of tho secretary
and OF the committee appointed to trans
fer the furniture from tho old hall were
received.
Dir. Stubs suggested that tho club
take some steps IL regard To holding L
primary for the spring election. GA
motion OF Hamilton Graves y com
roittee was appointed 10 confer with
the executive and ascertain their wishes
in regard to tho matter. The committee
appointed consists of Messrs. Graves.
Gary and Stubs -: Payne offered
resolutions supporting j. j. Gary for
superintendent OF public buildings.
which were unanimously adopted. Robt
Coleman, member of the executive
committee, was present and stated that
he had conferred with several mem bers
of tho committee, namely Mossrs
Hough, Huff, Eckloir and Huntington,
and that they were all in favor OF hold
ing primary. Tho club adjourned TO
meet next Thursday night.
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Dcnth of Mrs. snrnh Fr,uI,

telegram WAS received in this city
at noon Yesterday announcing the death
OF Mrs. Sarah Frank, OF Baltimore, Md.
aged about 70 years. The deceased was
the mother OF Joseph Frank. the we'll
kno"n jefferson street clothier. and Ike
Frank, Of Wythovillo. Mrs. Frank had
been suffering with q complication o.
diseases for some time, and Joe pranl,
has been in attendance at her bedside
for couple OF weeks. Mrs. Frank had
many friends in this city.
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Work of tho Hastings Conrt

In the Iiustings Court yesterday
Judgment was rendered for tho plain ii If
III the case of the Salem Loan and In
veS,meot Company VS.. W j. and l..
Blair. The case of II. c. Cole Va. C. u.
Grandy was continued. Judgment was
given for the plaintiff in the case of the
Bank of Warrersburg VS. ID c. Moomaw.
On March Joseph Y. Euglrby was
appointed receiver fer the Roanoke
Guarantee and Development Company.
Not being able to accept the position
the court passed an order substituting
Il. W. Husko in his stead. Mr. Huske
save the required bond OF Si0,0oo YES.
toriay With K. j. Reynolds rs security.
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Sloan Gets His Money.

Auditor w. A. Noble paid II. NJ. Sloan
$1,000 yesterday morning, the amount
OF damages given bv the Jury in his
recent suit against tho city. 1t will he
remembered that several months ago
Mr.. Sloan stepped in small hole in a
sidewalk and had a leg broken. Hence
the suit for damages
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Condition Of the sicl. Statement.

LONDON. Maica lG Mr. Glad stone
is recovering fron his recent iniisposi i.
ton. He is progro s.ing 50 satisfa .or-
lily that no more bulletins will br issued
as TO his condition OF health Toe Mar.
qnis OF Salisbury. nX-promier and Ii ader
OF the conservatives. j. suireling from
severe attack of the Influenza
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The Times DniIding Edition.

FIUm Tie Evening Would.
The Roanoke Times building edition
has appeared. 1t is p creditable piece
OF work and il properly circulated ought
to help Roanoke. Tho fine hand of DR..
E. n. Parsons is discernable on every
p2yr.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
Row York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 1G.-The stock
market was again subjected to some Sc.
we're attacks from tho recognized boar
quarters, and at intervals the prices
yielded under pressure The move
ments, taken all together, were exceed
ingly crrat.c, and it was noticeable
that wh:lo some shares yielded readily,
others worked slowly but surely toward
higher range. Even thosc which, at
Intervals, seemed to DO positively weak
closed without material net losses.
Tho greatest decline for the day in
any OF tho active stocks was in Burning.
ton and Quincy. which left of x lower
at ~ =. a { the loves, point thu sc neral
list showed declines of anywhere .ronl
~ TO - per cont, with Chicago Gas,
Sugar, General Elocs,ic, Changers, New
York Central. Canada southern and
New Eng land in the load. One stool,
above al others which displayed ur-
mistake bic strength was Northern
Pacific preferred. which rose l9s IL lO;..
Enmors werc IN circulation to the effect
That the anthracite cCal companies w,.e
Shading prices and Lackawannn. D,l,..
ware AND Hudson and Jersey Cunsrai
all sold AT lover figurce. but Reading
held s,uhboraly firm.
During The afternoon whon IL he
came p-oin that there was To be no
;nanipul;.Eion OF the money markc, tho
bears became tinid and the pulls some
what aEgrc ssivc. In comparatively
short tiiao prices moved up Il to , yer
cent, teu latter in New England. Jersey
Contra rose Pa, sugar *, Lackawanna
and Chicago, Gas y. Burlington and
Quincy * and General Electric and
Missouri Pacific u. In the la;c trad :
ing theco was reaction Of : to x per
cent. from the best figures.
Richmond Terminal stock and bonds
moved up on the story, which was sub.
sequently denied, that Sam Spencers
report on the company has been made
and accepted as favorable by Drexel,
Morgan 4 Co. The supposi.ion was
that the latter would 1T once como out
with plan Of reorganization The
market closed steady. Sales listed
stccHs, 5000: unlisted, 10000
Cioeir- hide
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Produce and Merchandise.

New ioEH. March lG.-Flour more
active, Steady. Winter wheat, SOW
grades. .C@e Is: do patents. , 500
425: MinEesota clear . 5000 30: do
patents, 25004 90. Southern flour
quiet, stfaiy: common to fair extra, ,
2.l0Go3.lo: god to choice. 3I5ml. %.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-17

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
Il foro existing between G.. e. Flana-
gan and i. w Craig, under the firm
name of Flanagan ~ Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. G. Z.
Flanagan assumes all Indebtedness OF
the firm heretofore contracted, and has
by this publication the right to collect
all bills duo the firm OF Flanagan & Co.
MIR. Flanagan will continue tho bust
ness. and will be glad to have his
frinds continue business with him.
Il. w. CRAIG.
10 l0d G.. l.. FLANAGAN
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DIssoLUTloN OF Co.PARTNER-

DISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNER-
A. ship. The business heretofore
conducted at Nc. 20 Campbell avenue
The brunswick Roanoke, Va, under
the firm name OF A. a. Loavy & Bro. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
a. A. Leavy assumes all indebtedness
OF tho firm heretofore contracted and
has by this publication tho right to
collect ali bills due tho firm OF A. A.
Lcavy x Bro. Mr.. A. A. Leavy will
continue tho business and will be glad
to see his friends at the "Ol6 Place"
February IL, 1898. a. A. LEAVY.
II ST Law e a. LEANY.
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CHANCERY NOTICES.
W. r JOHNSON.

W. L JOliNSON.
in chancrrv
CORA V. JOHNSON
To Coma V. Johnson:
You will hereby take notice that on Saturday.
ihc lsth day OF March, lo'3, at the law office OF
Lnnsrord N Antrim. between tho hours OF
ION N and 4 y. IN. will proceed to take the
dispositions uf Rev. W. II. Hammer, to he read as
evidence in my behalf in chanccry cause, pending
III the Tasting Court Of the city OF Roanoke, Va,
III which am plain,iT and YOU defendant
March !, lS93. w r. JOHNSON
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The contracting business formerly
conducted under the tirm name OF Sims
IL S&inker will after this date be done
by Sims x Dyer.
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ARE you satisfied with your laundry?
III not take 10 to j. l.. Earp's confcction-
airy store. No. 1854 Jefferson street,
agent fer the Radford Steam Laundry.
The very best OF work guaranteed.
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NOTICE. ALL TRAN.
~ sient advertising must be
paid cash in advance, to save
cost of booking and collecting.
Advertisements In the one.
cent-a-word column are one
cent for each Of the first two
insertions and half a cent a
word for each subsequent III.
sertion.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE CONTRACTING BUSINESS
IL formerly conducted under the firm
name of Sims IL Skinker will after this
date be done 10y Sims II Dyer.
3 II I'm
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LOST AND FOUND,

III ORSE STOLEN-DARK BAY
mare. hitched to no top buggy,
taken from in front of Marshal's Cafe
about . o'clock last night. Mare had
scars on both hind legs. Liberal re-
ward for her return. w. n. RENSCH.
Stall s. City Market. 3I7lt
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THE 81. LOUIS DE0wNe DEFEATED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Narcn lG TT. o
Mem phis Southern luagJc tp:m defeated
the ST. Louis Browns this afternoon bv
score Of to /. Wiclierok pitched Tor
Memphis ard allowed the Browns but >
hits. Garrison, tIawlev and Hrltcnstein
pitched three innings each for the
browns and hits We're made of OF
them. Tho game was p.ayed in hurry
OF snow, tho cold wAve having struck
Mem This this morning.
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POARDERS CAN BE ACCUMMO.
~ dated at 025 South jefferson street.
All conveniencee a14tf
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BOARDING.

w ANT BoARDERS AT %05 CAMP
w bell avenue, :. ". have a nice
furnished room for rent. i Apply Mrs. l..
L. WATTS. a9lw
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STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY or ROANOKE, ~:
l. Charles Il. Evans. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement ia true 10 the best OF nv knowledge
anu belief CHARLES H. EVANS,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi. 10th
day OF March 1898
II. N. DARNALI. Mp.
CORRECT Attest:
w 4: S i yAaEn, Directors.
A. T. KING.
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STATE or VIRGINIA. COUNTY or RoANoKE, 50:
]. j. Is. Fishburnc. cashier OF the aboyr-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement IL true To the best OF my knowledge and
bclicr. j. H. FISuBiIRNE Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day of March, 1879.
D. NJ. TAYLOR. Notary Public
CORRECT Attest.
r. 4. FtSlIBURNE,
r. b. THOMAS Directors
). u. FERGUSON
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN MORGAN, THE SHOEMAKER,
~ makes and repairs all kinds OF
boots and shoos at la Nelson street, op-
posite market house. Satisfaction guar
arteed. l9gly
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FOR SALE,
EOR SALE.

Capt. Henri DAWN offers for sale bis
splendid residence, 1872 Church street.
containing II rooms, all modern i'm :
provements, gas, hot and cold water.
line collar, thoroughly built, with stable
-or four horSts and c;Eriages. This
property runs through to Fourth avenue,
ana Is one OF The most convenient and
attractive in Roanoke. For terms apply
TO tto residence. or address CAPT.
HENRI DAWN, p. o. Box IS. Roanoke.
Va. Change OF residence tho reason FOR
selling. 3lO1m
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FOk RENT.

EINOR RENT Two UNFINISHED
- rooms with water and privilege Of
BATH suitable for light housekce ping. at
oU' flttn avenue y. W. 3 Ii 81
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EOR SALE.-Second- hand one horse
Il wagon. DANIEL X HOLLADAY,
90 Kirk street 3l6lw
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FOR SALE.

LHOR SALE.-WE HAVE A LARGE
4 STOCK OF buggics, carriages and
phaetons OF AL kinds which we will re-.
tail at less than wholesale prices during
The next sixty days. BRIDGEWATER
CARRIAGE COMPANY 3lT4t
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LOR SALE Well established con
a fcctionery and bakery, 3s7 Salem
avenue. Good reasons for selling
Apply at place, 3lGlw
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or for "a Southern Trip.

ST. Louis, March lG.- Bob Caruthers,
the well-known ball PLAYER, has been
given an unconditional release by Prcsi
dent Won Der Ahe. and is free to sign
who're he pleases. The St Louis browns
LEI; last night for q Southern "trip. They
will play at Re: II phis, Chattanooga.
Nashville end other tiles. Joe Quinn
hiss been appointed field captain CT the
team.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

PEPORT OF THE CONDITION or TIJE
IL Traders Loan, Trust aud Deposit COMPANY
at Roanoke. in the State OF Yirgi.sia at tho clos,
OF business, March q, 1873. 0 S'N9'
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STATE Or VIRGINIA, CITY or Roanoke ss
/. Il. l.. Cole. secretary and treasurer ofthc
anovc-pamcd bank, do solcmnly swear that the
edge and hcicf.
T. f. COLE. Secretary and Treasurer
Snhscribcd and sworn TO before me this 18th
CoEHHcr Attest:
y. $. AsBERRY,
G. MARktEI Directors
j. W. COON.
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REPohr OF TIE CONDITION OF TIE
III National Exchange Bank al Roanoke. in
M state OF Nirgins, at the close OF business
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WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK
w OF staple and fancy groceries.
safes amount to $4,000 per year. For
further particulars address Box 257.
Beuna Vista, Va. 3Qlw
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E'oR SALE.
one-hoFse c. 81 {. electric motor.
Apply at TIMSs Office. II IS tt
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CHAPTER III.

An hour later, having watched Binks
reeiing progress home. / called to inquire
for him, and was not surprised when the
butler, while readily admitting such an
honored friend as myself, confded to me
that he feared his master was in no fit
condition to receive visitors. He lowered
his voice as he said that he had lived with
MIR. Binks, man and boy. for thirty years.
and had never seen him the worse for
drink before.
hardly knew whether to save Binks'
reputation from the stigma of drunken
meas by revealing that his affections
had just been shattered, as a legiti-
mate excuse for his condition, or not.
But il occurred to me that l should be
violating his confidence by laying bare
the romance OF his bosom to the vulgar
eve OF a common menial; and besides,
how did l know for certain that Binks
had been refused? Might not his tremu.
lousness proceed from excess of Joy?
only shook my head, therefore. aud pro-
ceeded up stairs TO Binks' bedroom,
whittier he had tottered unaided. | ex-
pected to find him either Tapping about
the room in a state of indignant excite
ment, or else sunk into state of hopeless
collapse. But to my surprise he neither
tapped nor walled. He was energeticallv
engaged in ramming things into portman-
teaus with an air of sullen determination.
"Why. Binks," l said, pausing on the
threshold OF his chamber. what the
deuce are you doingP"
81 am packing. Can't you see that for
yourself, you idiot" responded Binks
sulkilv.
He went on with his work, and / sat on
the edge OF the bed and watched him.
"Where are you going?" | asked at last
''To the uttermost parts of the earth, F"
scripturally if rather vaguely. Il am
going abroad Tor years. Perhaps | may
never come home again"
i had not given Binks credit for loving
so deeply and passionately. ! was sorry
for having misjudged him. l reflected
that often under a commonplace exterior
one finds warm and romantic heart He
had been refused-and be suffered.
"Binks." / said psrsuasiveiy. tell me
all about It,"
He sat down on q loaded portmantaau
and told me. with full details. the whole
narrowing history
Binks had not always treated me with
the Differences due to my five-and-thirtv
years and my superior mental endow-
Inents. Nevertheless, when l saw his
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r. +. r.
RAILWAYS
RELIEF
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World.

Sore Throat. Colds, COUGHS. Pneumonia Bron,
Difficult Breathing cured and prevented by
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Inflammation OF ths Kidneys Inflammation Of
tie Bladder Inflammation OF the Bowsls, Oongss-
tioH OF this Lungs Paptstion Of the III art, Hvstsr-
les, Group, DiDhthsria. Catzrrh. InduenzA, Cola,
Chils. Axue Chllls, Chilblains, FrOst-bltes NerV.
business, Sles 1lessness.
The application Of the READY RELIkF % tas
part parts where the difficulty OF pAia exists will
AFFORD ease and o mort
railways READY RELIEF 10 the ozly rem
ediRl agent that will instantly stop pain 10
INSTANTLY relieves and soon cures
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Circumstances Alter Cases.

Miss De Pink-"Why have you again
asked me to marry your | told you en-
phatically, three months ago. that could
never love you"
Suitor-"Y-e-s. but I've fallen heir to
fortune since then"
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kidney Troubles.
ATUEEa. U.

- - grtat success In practice; and the way
ind isvor with your Besolvent Il cured me o.
d abctrs after three physieians had given me up.
detected change in my urine in two hours alter ne
srst dose and three bottles cured me. our tIlgnl