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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
After a Quarter of n Century.

For more than quarter of century
the face of Charlotte, once empress of
Mexico, has not been seen by the world
Her alienation has lasted during all that
space OF European history and lasts yet,
but glimpse of that secluded face was
given the other day, not to tho great world
indeed, but to the villagers living in the
ncighborhood of her place of retreat Ev-
cry year IL procession is held ut this time
oil year from the village to tho park, and
bencdiction is given AT temporary altar
under the windows of tho empress apart
ments This year she appeared mt her bal
cony, knclt and followed all the prayers.
witnesses relate that though she never
lifted her eyes from her prayer book, tho
expression of her face was unmistakablc,
and its look of serenity was uncoudcd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
Special Mail Delivery.

The amended law establishing tho spc-
DIAL delivery system provides for the issue
of special stamp, of the valuation of 10
cents, which, when attached to Il letter or
any other article of mailablc matter, in
addition to the lawful postage thereon,
shall bo regarded us emitting such letter
or other article TO immediate delivery
within tho limit of any free delivery post
office or within one mile of the postollcc
at any other city, town or village to which
1t is directed and that such specially
stamped article shall be Immediately do
1ivcrcd by messengers at free delivery post
offices from O clock n. III. up to O'Clock
p. m, and up TO O'Clock p. III. ut other
postotliccs, says the New York Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

flNRCSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DKED
4 OF trust executed to me by j. r Uocra.
gay, trustee. on the 12th day OF March, 1891. and
court Tor IN: city OF Roanoke in deed hook No
vi, age ~, In trust to secure to A. A Ferpuson
or atslgns the payment of tho sum OF 5000 O6. eyi
Dear1ng even date with said deed, and pavabic
Two years after date to the order OF A. To,.
gnson at the First National Bank of Roanoke.
va, with interest thereon at the rate of six nor
cent. per annuIn; and default having bccn made
IN the payment OF the said note and having hecn
Wi On sse aSldsT sad note SO
Der: 1894, at tho front door OF the Courthouse In
the city OF Roanoke, AT O'CLOCK r. NJ, offer
IT n SAFE 10 the highest bdasr by tie way OF pub
lying and being In the city OF Roanoke, Va, and
described in said deed as follows
Tree sree and an a ne, out OF Peach
road, thence north 75 degrees 42 minItes .yycsS1
~ ieet along said road to point thence con-
SOl 7-12 feet to a point, thence sontb a
degrees .O2 minutes west 2oSx feet 10 Ebony
street thence along Ebony street south So degrees
u minutes east ll8 10 feet to point and continu
ing along said street sonth 40 degrees east Ias
Ieet 10 point, thence south 81 degrees 10 minutes
cast % rect to point on said Ebony street. con-
unuing with same south 40 degrees east lO5 feet
to the northwcs corner OF Ebony and Peach
Tree streets, thence with the latter north 3 de-
G Frees 81 minutes west sly feet to a point on
beginning. w P'"@' va
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the
Coets OF executing this trust and to pay or and
discharge the amount of said note, subject. how
S, 10 credit OF $500 as OF the nth day OF
Mar Mafcn 1893. ,nd the balance, if any, in one and
wv scars from day or sale. deferred payments to
DC secured by II deed OF trust on tho above dcs
cripcu property and evidenced by the negotiable
notes OF the purchaser, unless otherwise in
the day of sale II = TR0irT
'ue 81 Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER.
tain deed OF trust from Clara j. Workman to
the undersigned trustee, dated the 10Th day ar
May 1880 and recorded in the clerks office OF
the !iustings Court for the cit5 OF Roanoke in
deed DOCK IL page I'll, to secure to the Roanoke
building Association and Investment Company
thc payment OF the sum OF 81. 299.g9 evidenced hy
cignty.four certain negotiable notes OF S27 IS
cach OF even cate with said deed OF trust bear
ing interest ut the rate OF per cent per anuum
payable in one and eighty four months respec.
lively from date. And whereas default has been
made In the payment OF hfteeE OF said notes and
heng required 20 TO do by the ,aid RoanOke
Bnilding Association and Investment Company /
VIII cell NJ public auction TO the highest bidder
on on ,.M,,EDNESDAY, TIE 26TH DAY OF SEP.
IEMDhl; 1871 nj the front door OF the court.
mouse In the city OF Roanoke. Va, the following
described real estate, situated in the city OF Roa.
noSc ana bounded "a follows, TO wit:
. beginning at point on the .outh aide of
Robertson street lis feet cast OF the southeast
corner OF Robertson and Nclson streets: thence
south degrees west l2l3 feet to an alley; thence
with said alley north 50 degrees 81 minutes cast
ID IL rect to point on same; thence north de.
grees cast liSle feet to Robertson; thence with
KoDcrtson street nortc So degrees west Is feet to
the place OF beginning 49, "
TERMS OF SALE-Cash IA to the costs of sale
Including trustees commission OF .lepa, per
centnm and the sum OF 1888, and as to the IA m
OF S%SSi, upon credit 10 become due In
monthly instruments OF S2T.SS each, with interest
on Same from the 10th day or May, 1890, and bal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
=; nncc, II any, payable In one and two years wifi
senccd III nom date deferred payments to he cvf
oy deed OF trust ON the promises convsyeS. i''a
zo-scs II LUCIAN Ii. COOKE Tfnstec
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST ryr

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exr
a. cutco on the 18th day or November 1s0i 70
TUG undersignod trustee by b. S. Webb and oy
Iec0' In the clerks Office of the Hustinos Cont
oa hoanokc city, Va, the folio wing property WAS
conveyed to the undersigned. namely: 49, I" -
a certain lot OF land in tho city of Roanoke
a., ocSlnning at point ON the north aide AT
tbon street $50 feet east of Henry street.
suenCe north degrees 30 minutes west I5O feet ~
au aiiey, thence with said alley north 50 deUIees
ea ast 90 ieet TO point thence south degrees
cast oS Icct 10 point, thence north ~ deSreea
EAST ~ Icet TO point, thence south deprees
o tcct to Mountain street, thence with Monntain
stiect south IS degrees west 1875 feet to the nscT
ofbeginning. ~ " '"e p'aeS
In trust to secure the sum of sa.2a7.a3. owl
oeaced 0y two negotiable notes payable TO w +.
o on, year from the 3ist day OF October. iSg0 tns
tnc other for the sum OF 81, 466 81 due two Years
from the said 3ist day or October 1880 each hhaap
ing interest from their date; and whereas defsnit
~ Has ,e ueen m"ne In the payment OF the note ar
Sl,i6o6I with interest thereon from the said a1st
uay OF october, 1890 and ID. E. Kcfauyer th~
noiuer tnereot, having requested the undersigned
IN T1,f II neIeoy given that the undersigned WILL
G SH, IHU hSDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF SRPTEM
Dhh. ls9i, in'front OF the courthouse in RoanoEe
CITY, va, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ Of said dSv en-
PVSG me saiu property to sale at public anction
a.. INNS OF SALE: For cash sufficient 10 INV
nhc oosts OF executing said trust and to pay tbe
a aS mentioned note with interest now held bv
nsd D. hefauvcr, and the residue IL any will be
~ auG payable In one and two years from the date
Oh sale. evidenced by the notes of the pnrchassr
AZ Az equai instruments bearing Interest from the
uatc or sale and secured by deed of trnat IN the
property purchased. '' oA VIC
s2o I'd ia. DUPUY, Trustee. "a
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RY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A

b decree made in the corporation court for
Roanoke city, Va, on 18th July, 1874 in the chan
gerry case Of the Home Building and Conycyancc
company We. ;. W. Jamison, trustee ct. nj. I
Will sell mt public auction, on SATURDAY.
OCloBER 9TH, 1894. AT - O'CLOCK NJ, in
front OF tEc courthouse in Roanoke CITY Vn the
following described real estate, beginning Mt n
point on southsidc of Fairfax street in Roanoke,
"a. eli2 feet west OF First street, thence north
60 degrees l6 minutes west ~. 10 feet to point.
tpencc south % degrees wcet II so feet TO point
thcncc south 6S degrees cast 40 feet more or less
10 point, thence north - degrees east ~ Oi
teet 10 the place OF beginning, and known es lot
no. 5, section Is, according To the man of Rogers
noke. W. " ivy vi no"-
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay cost OF said
suN and OF sale. including commissioners com
mission and 1886 for taxes. and SEN with in
terest from July lst, 1874; balance in two canal
successive annual payments to be evidenced by
noes OF purchaser. and TO he secured by decd or
trust OF the property sold; the buildings to he in.
sureo' ana policy assigned to the commissioner
G. A. Neil UGH,
Special Commissioners
l,S. 5. Brooke, clerk OF said court, do hcrebv
certiiy that the bond required by the decree ron
ocrcd In the above mentioned case has been duly
executed by the special commissioner with mn
proved security. WV" "P
96-tds SO S. S. BROOKE, Clerk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CI1,Y
OF Roanoke, In vacation. on the 10th dav re
August. 1891. 3. W. Jamison Trustee aoS,nst
" II. Felix, Lewellyn &. Felix, A. NJ. Fuller. W.
NJ Fuller, n. Partec u - TRADING 81 ~
Partee " Co. Roy u. Smith, trustee, the Roa.
n0Re trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Company and
All otner creditors OF w. ii. Felix, as OF Noyern
Der ON, lsvO, the names and residences of whom
are unknown. Extract from decree:
IL ia adjGdsed, ordered and decreed that tb,a
cause DC and IL hereby referred to John M. Hert
who Is hereby appointed special commissioner
Tor the purpose and directed to take. state and
report 10 court the following accounts: FIRST
An account OF the debts secured by the sevarsi
deeds or trust referred to in sait bill the az
counts thereof and to whom payable SeconS
An account OF the Indebtedness OF the amid W n
Fclix, As OF the nth day OF November. lSlo how
much thereof has since been paid, or other cssa
satisfied, and by whom. Third An account ot
M ~. the Mems upon the property in the bill men
TONED, their dignities and priorities and IN
whom payable. Fourth. What fee shouId he
services IN this cause. Fifth. Any other m stfer
deemed pertinent by himself or reouired nv am
party interested in said cause, - -s
y Copv-Teste. n
5. s. BROOKE, Clerk.
The parties interested in the decree from witch
the toro going is an extract viii take notice That
on the 18th day OF September 1897 at my oficc
IN the city OF Roanoke, shall proceed TO ex ecntS
the same, when and where they are reuuired ~
attend, with such books, papers Vouchers ana
evidence as Will enable me to comply with ths
order OF the court MA "-sA 'ne
sAtds "a R1Aspeciai Commis.ioner.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Ry
4 virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 9Th day M
august, 1871. from James K. Moore and Susan A
Nils vile, 10 Alexander Neill and Rush u. Derr'
trustees, which deed is OF record In the clerk q
once or the corporation court for the city OF Koa
n0Se IN aecd book 81 page 100, to secure to the
Middle States Loan. Building and Construction
Company. of Hagerstown, Md +, the payment Of
the dues, interest, premiums and fines therein
stipulated to be paid; and default having occnrred
In the payment of said dues, prcm!ums, interest
ana nnes lot the space OF ak months and more
ana I ne said Rush U. Derr having departed this
lie, leaving the undersigned as the suryivina
trnsiee' and being requested so to do by the said
Middle States Loan, Building and Construction
Company, will. ON THURSDAY, THE It'll
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1924, AT 11:20 O'CLOCK
A. NJ, on the premises, proceed TO sell AZ nnhIic
auction to the highest bidder, all that certain
parcel of land lying in the city OF Roanoke. Va
and described as follows: -
beginning 1T a point on the south sidc n,
salem avenue 100 feet west OF TAYLOR street.
thence south II degrees 80 minutes west iii
ntcs east 80 eet to point; thence north 10 degrees
30 minutes east 102 feet to Salem avenue. thrnc =
sonth n degrees 30 minutes east so feet to nlscc
of beginning p'"N'
TERMS-Cash "a to enough to pay the cost Of
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
que ana In arrears on said interest, premium .
ana nncs,viZ. 1851, and the residue shall be
payable In two equal annual payments OF one
and two years from day OF sale, deferred nav
ments to be secured by deed of trust upon The
property, and to bear interest from the day of
fale. N"' vi
Upon this land is constructed a conyenien,
and desirable dwelling house
o ALEXANDER NELL,
'Toos' SS Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
Famous Homes.

OF the homes of our greatest American
authors, perhaps the most familiar name
is Sunnysidc, the homo of Washington
Irving, OH the Hudson. Tho ivy covering
tho high gable end of the quaint building
was brought from another famous home,
Abbotsforl, that of Sir Walter Scott. Cc-
darmoro, the home of William Cullen Bry-
ant; Elmwood, the birthplace and almost
the lifelong home of James Russell Low
ell, and Edgcwood, the farm of Donald
Grant Mitchell, author of Dream Life,
all suggest pleasant and peaceful abodes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
.afiS s: = RS ~.
--~-,.S 1iCs S:s2,
Til. GLEN HOUR OF PARIS.
I'm WI: r., pa-isinns of Both Sexes Sip
Stcong Alcohol Upon System.

al W. - p;-isians of Both Sexes Sip
Strong Alcohol Upon n System.
Absi::thc is ono of the special marks of
faris. Whether you DO OH the Boulevard
or Mt Bclleville, tho green drink, at the
green hour" as they call it, is marked
feature of the landscape, according to tho
NOW York Sun. which gives these details
ABOUT 1t: In general this drink takes all
she place in Paris which Americans give
20 whisky, rum, gin and brandy, cook.
calls and mixed drinks. In Paris alb
slntho means strong alcohol. That is tho
central truth. 1t Is tho strongest form of
alcohol for drinking purposes. Tho ''ab-
slntho" part of it, the herb, is in compar-
1son almost an accessory. The peculiar
feature Is tho hour or hours of drinking.
Parisians regard tho drinking of their
absintho out of certain hours as q gross
piece of Ignorance and bad taste. Few
people in tho smarter sections of tho city
dare to bravo tho walters elevated eyo-
brows or their neighbors' looks Of curious
amusement which arc sure to follow de-
mand for absinthe after luncheon or after
dinner. Even ut night, mt midnight, or
at n. m, absintho may not DO drunk.
Absinthe is an aperitif, drink which
people take to give them appetite and
tranquilizc tho nerves before meal
Along with absintho there uro many other
aporitifs-vcrmouths, amers and proprie-
tary nostrums, all served with tho water
bottle and cracked leo in summer AS in
the taking of absinthc, all these, in gon-
eral, must be diluted with mt least three
times their weight in water. You drink
them all from goblcts, sitting on tho side
walk, on the terrace, rs thoy call it, of
the Cafp
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

1t is curious fact that very often the
authorship of songs that take hold of the
popular heart soon sinks into obscurity.
Who remembers, for instance, that tho old
song, Pm Sitting on tho Style, Mary,
was written by Lady Dutfcrin? How many
Of us know the name of the writer of 1.-The
Girl l Left Behind Nc, or of ''Katy's
letter.
Och, girls, did you ever hear
wrote my love n letter,
And, although he cannot read,
thought twas all the better,
For why should he be puzzled
With spellin in tho matter
When the m'anin was so plain?
loved him faithfully,
And he knows it-oh, he knows it.
Without one word from me.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
ON AND AFTER
Monday, July is,

Legal advertisements will be
published In this paper at the
rate of s. per inch per month.
No advertisement taken for
less than SIS. Terms, inyari.
ably cash in advance.
Notices of postponements
are charged for at the rate of
SO cents per day. No post
ponement taken for less than
81. SO.
Whenever requested,we fur
nish proofs for correction be-
fore publication, and prefer in
all cases to do SO. Otherwise
the copy Is carefully followed,
and changes after publication
ale charged for at the rate of
ST per advertisement.
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{ SOMMiSSloNER'S SALE OF yAIIJART.E
at tbn Court Of Roanoke city. va pronounced
Az AZ tne august, 1881, term in the Consolidated
chanccry cause of D. F. Whitlock. for. nc .
against W. q. Burchett, and II. H. Angel va
same, we shall offer for sale, Mt public ans eon az
the front door of the courthouse Of RoencI =.
city, Va, on FRIDAY, 2lST DAY OF sEPTEM9,
h bh 1871, AT 12OCLOCK NJ, those four certain
va, bounded and described as follows, toowit: -
riist. Beginning at the southwest corner of
s Waancr ana rage streets thence with Walker
point on same thence north east q feet morc
U, less, TO point thence south IS east 20 feet.
street south - 50 west 81 lcct moro mr. Las - ~
place of beginning. ss' W INC
second. beginning at a point on the west side OF
street, thence north IS west 30 feet more or Ies
10 point, thence north cast q feet more or
ess 10 point, thence south IS cast 20 feet more
OF icss, 10 Page street thence with Page strcer
beginning. - 'eee' W TIC
Third. Beginning at Il point on tho west aldo
81 Of Page street 81 feet more or less north nf
walker street, thence poIth IS west 20 feet, more
VI v less, 10 point, thence north east 81 feet,
noIc OF less 10 n point, thence south SIS east n,
feet, more or less, to Page street, thence VIII
rage street south 1850 west II feet more or Iess
TO the beginning. "a 1851
.f0nrth Beginning at point on the north side
oI walker street ~ feet, more or less TO PAGE
street, thence with Walker street north IS west
oo reS1 more or less to an alley, thence north
SasL So iect more or less, to point thence soutb
IS east 45 feet, more or less to a point thcnce
sontherly 50 feet, more or less to the place of
as lot Nos. .! and % Of the q. B. Thoma snU Us
ana am. were suo-divided into the above described
TERMS: One third cash. balance g., ,,r.
equal instruments, payable in SIX, twelve and
eagni i months from date Of sale The above
sale Is made at th h f RsN q H a Ppmsy
JNO. NJ. HART.
~ tbs Commissioners. 75.
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match every shirt waist Along with
these things it is we'll to fetch light
muslin gown for the occasional hot
midday, when one does not stir about,
and some sort of more or less dressy
gown of warm material for the FREQUENT
cool evenings.
All these latter things for the woman
who has not made up her mind to brave
1T out day and night i'll outing costume,
thing that may be done in perfect
comfort and safety. Several wraps,
light and heavy; few cushions and q
hammock help out wonderfully in camp
and are likely to be almost necessities
to the boarding camper. If the camper
is rich enough, it is most convenient to
buy or hire for the season one of the
light Adirondack boats They NAV be
had Mt secondhand as low rs $50 and
new for 500 or $40. There is nothing to
prevent an advantageous sale of the
boat Mt the end of the season.
Tho woman campers outfit may cost
what she will. The skirt and jacket
may be had ready made as low as 81
or made to order as high as $l25 The
latter price is absurd, and the former
probably too low for good wear An al
together. suitable skirt and jacket may
be had for $40 and worn perhaps the
season. Suitable shirt waists may be
had ready made as low rs 40 cents and
made to order at the most fashionable
places for as much as So each. Reckless
and rich women order the latter by the
dozen. Clever'women buy one at So
and make others of tho best material on
that pattern at cost of about 81 each.
Hats and shoes may be had at prices
that range from almost nothing up to
So or 81 for the former and SO or SIS for
the latter. serviceable hammock need
not cost more than So, though some
come at 500 or more
The joys of the sensible woman who
camps in the Adirondacks are both
physical and intellectual. The we'll cho
sen camp is always on lake, and the
modern outing costume is just the thing
for rowing. Any woman can learn in
three days to manage an Adirondack,
boat, and before the season is over can
row five miles at stretch without over
taxing her strength if she be in fair
health. The average young woman in
pretty outing costume is not a specially
successful fisherwoman, but fish are
queer things, and wary old trout
sometimes takes the hook of giddy girl
that welcomes his appearance above wa
ter with shout that would madden the
true fisherman. There is moonlight
rowing for those that enjoy it. There are
long all day expeditions up and down
the crooked and beautiful Adirondack
streams. There are trips of two or three
days that ci'c takes for many miles, al
ternately rowing through the lakes.
marching overland while tho guides
carry the boats or padding cautiously
where a Esrrow stream completes the
lake chain. There is mountain climbing.
not of the ;rerilous Alpine sort, but d.
lightful III its way, with night IN
rough camp on the mountain top and a
breakfast cooked at dawn over a CAM.
fire. Then there is tho delightful case
of the ham,rocl and a book, or tho Az
gust evening about the roaring camp
fire, indoors upon the hearth or outdoors
OH headland overlooking the lake and
its always wooded shores.
+. N. VALI.ANDIGHAM.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
The Name of the President of France.

The name of the new president of tho
French republic is wrongly accented by
many of the papers. These all give it an
acute accent where, according to very
good authority, there is no accent at ali.
Oh the first of Pcrcr. But when Lord
Roscbcry is only just pcrsuading illustri-
Gus persons to give him single to his
berry NJ. Casimir- Pcrier must not feel
aliRhtcd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

1t is told that anatomsts when they
wish to separate tho bones of IL skull
sometimes resort to a very peculiar pro.
cedurc They fill the skull with small
beans and place it i'll vessel of water.
Tho beans swell and rend the skull apart
at the sutures. The we'll known German
Psychologist, Grchaut, measures tho force
which tho beans arc capable of exerting
under these conditions and found that it
indicated five atmosphcres, equal to the
average pressure in the boiler of a steam
engine.
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a Great Price For a Picture.

Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait of LA
dy Betty Delmo and Her Children" was re-
Gently sold for what Is called tho record"
price of nearly sos, 000-that is to say, the
biggest sum ever realized Mt public auc-
tion in London for any painting bya Brit
tsh or foreign master 1t was painted by
Sir Joshua when he was in the plenitudc
of his fame and power, in his fifth seventh
year--that is to say, in tho year 1880.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

NaF&ENCEN EENNED-.yy
produces the above results in 30 DAVIS ItR-..
powerfully aud quickly. Cures when all Others fat
Young men will regain their lost manhood ;.,l Oh
REVIYO. 1t quickly and surely restores Nervous.
ness. Lost Vitality. Impotency. Nightly Emissions
Lost Power. Failing Memory Wasting Disc. scs and
al ciiects OF scltabiso or excess aud irlScrc: ion
which units one for study business or marriage u
not only cures by starting ut tho seat OF disease ln
Is 4 great nerve tonic and blood builder. b.inC.
ihe back the pink glow To pale checks and Yc
storing the fire OF youth. l. wards OIL Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having ItENiNO, no
other 1t can DO carried il, vest pocket. ljy mail
sl.OO per package. or six tor $500. wit il Is posi-
1.-Two written guarantee to euro or refund
tue money. Circular free. Address
t''eAl MEDICINE CO.. SO River ST., CHICAGO. Ill.
For alo at Roanoke by Johnso &
hnson aud Chas. Lyle Drug Co. 1y