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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27

Duque, que dejeis este papel sobre esta
mesa que contiene pluma rapel- -Esto
es esencial para que el suicide parezca We
rosfmil.
-Lo hare.
Me voy Si no he podido volver an
tes del fegocio, me encontrareis junto al
muro para ayadaros escalarlo.
FL agente apag6 Ia linterns, saio de la
habitacon, cerr6 la puerta Y salio por DON
de habia eutrado, dirigiendose muy de prisa
una parada de carruajes, donde, tomando
IN facre, dijo al cochero:
B oulevard Rochechouart, barrera de los
Martires, de priss, oz dare buena pro-
En- menos de veinte minutos anduvieron
ell camino.
Thefer did al cochero dos duros, dici6n-
dole:
-Esperadme al lado de la oarrera.
7 uego entr6 en- La BoEa Negra.
Una animation prodigioss reinaba en- el
esta abecimiento.
Los salones gabinetes del entresuelo,
alumbrados gi0rno, estaban llenos de pa
rroquiancs.
Juan-J Ju6ves sus ipvitados ocupaban
un salon del primer piso. En- otro salon
muy espacioso los musicos tocaban con ver-
dadero Juror; los saltos epilepticos de los
danzautes hacfau temblar Ell suelo, y uua
nube de polvo envolvia, cual densa nlebla,
= muslcos y danzantes.
Jamas SO VIC reunion mas heterogenea
que aquella.
Artistas, obreros, horterss almidonados
tenor;os, fraternizaban en- indescriptible
confusion.
Ell bello sexo estaba represntado por mo-
| de-os de los talleres de pinturas, ribeteaoo
ras, chaequeras Aoristas.
Th6fer recorri6 eli salon de bale,
encont1ando en- el Juan Jueves, So puso
a escuchar en- la puerta de las aemas habita-
clones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27

i Sara uecesario escalar Ell muro -
-u1urmuro ell Duque.
Sin duda.
No creo possible poder subir por ahi.
IT Como que no 49, FL muro es baJo
voy ayudaros.
El agepte So incin6 sir7iendo de escalera
al eenador, que logr6 trepar el mnro The
fer subi6a Ia vez, y sal5ando al otro ladovol
vi6 servir de escala al Doque para que
bajara.
@Ahora-dijo Ell policia-vamos a procu
rar entrar.
Dirigi6se d la pnerta, y sacando de- boil
sillo unas cuantas ganz1as, escogio una
al tacto, la introduio ca la cerradura Y abri6
Embellishments Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu
entro el primaro, seguido de Thefer' que
volvi6 a cerrar, sin hacer Ell menor rnIdo,
Y sacando una linterna soFda que llevaba Ia
encendi6 dijo:
NADIA uos impi1e registrar toda la casa.
Lo primero y principal buScar la car
terra los papeles que fueron robados
mistres Dick Thorn, que serfa pehgroso
dejar aqul
-Apresur6m0nos-dijo ell sanador.
-Cuardo SO queren hacer las cos2s re
plc6 Th6fer -demasiado de ptisa SO bacen
nal - Nadie nos CORE. - Juan aeves
esta en este momento entregado la algeria
Y emborrachandcse on ell restaurant de La
Bola Negra. Tenem0s tempo Obremos
con prudente cama.
Ell senor lie la Tour Vaudieu tom6 IA lin
terna, di6 comiepzo el registro: Ih6fer,
que estaba muy acostumbrado estos asun-
tos, procedia con todas las reglas del arte---
Nj an rinc6n Sc le olvidaba. Al cabo de me-
dia hora la mayor parte de los cajones esta-
ban registrados.
Todo fu6 vananente inspecoionado, hasta
los cotchones almohadas Y ladrilos.
E.a excl lfuH f1bafi4r nd q
ool6rico. ii e miserable sabe ep valor que
tienen los papeles en- cnesti6n No los de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27
ia en- ningnua parte, debe llevarIos encima
Il Qn6 hay que hacer?

ia en- ningnna parte, debe llevarlos encima !
II Qae hay que hacera
Quitsrselos.
- Como?
-Haciendo justamente 10 contrario de 10
que 20 decia hace poco---- Es precise es-
perarlo aqni Y matarlo.
II Esperarlo9 reptile Jorge de la
Tour-V audieu.-l Volvera esta noche
-Yo me encargo de haeerle volver, =
voy indicaros 10 que debeis hacer.--- No
hay NADIA mas sencillo---. Os esconder6is
en- un rincou oscura hasta el momento en-
4ue entire en- su hahitsci6n, cuando vaya
a eneender esta bujia, dais eli golpe.
II Vais dejsrme solo aquiP .-mur-
mur6 con augusta 81 Senador.
-Es precise, presto que sin ESQ no vol
veria Juan-J ueves.
d Doade me esoondo?
Thefer inspecciono de una mirada Ell in
terror de la sala, rio una especie de arma
rio sin puertas con ropa coigsda
-Aquf -dijo te sitio parece hecho a
proposito- -Cuando sintais abrir Ia puer-
ia, ocultaos detras de estos trapos espe-
rad el momeuto oiortuno. LA es tempo
qua me vaya La Bola Negra.
Ei agente SO di~puso salir.
II All !-exciaulo deteuiendose So me
olvidaba una cosa importante- Sc que
5epeys armas, pero gnoro de que clase son.
-Un revolver y IN cuchillo- $500
-Servjos del cachillo- 5Tiene aIguna
senai la herramienta que pueda comprome-
teros
No -contest6 81 senador-es un cuchi-
llo com6a comprado en- un bazar. La hoja
es iarga y cortan5e, pero no tiene nj aun Ell
no1nbre del fabricante.
. -Dejadlo cavado en- la herida, en tie
FRA al Iado del cuerpo Herid de modo que
s. erea en un suicidio.
sao6 IN papel de su cartera, y danaoselo
Jorge, anadio;
Tengo el honor de snpLcaros, senor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27

Desde que consigui6 que Th6fer no pre-
viva relativamente tranquila. No habfa
tenido lugar ning1u acontecimiento que
pudiera inquietarla.
En- la manana de aquel mismo dia cuyos
acontecimientos referimos, Claudia escri-
bio a Enrique de la Tour -Vaudieu Es-
teban Loriot, invitkndoles 4 ir 4 tomar ell
t6 su casa aquella noche. 81 ioven doc
tor Sc excuse alegando que tenfa que velar
toda la noche 4 un enfermo; pero Enrique,
que no tenfa NADIA que alegar, sc decide q
ir.
Ahora volvamos 4 Th6fer.
Al separarse del Duque de la Tour-V au
dieu, ell agente de policfa regres6 su casa,
donde So disfrazo con Ell talento que para
esto le caracterizaba, saiendo una hora mas
tarde para dirigirse la calle de Revebal,
donde, despu6s de haber examinado minu-
ciosamente ia casa de Juan-Ju6ves, Sc
dijo:
-Soberbio: entrar6mos como eL nuestra
propia casa.... Por este lado 81 barrio es
uu verdadero desierto y nadie vendra a
incomodarnos.
Terminadas sus observaciones, fu6 al
encuentro de Jorge de la Tour Vaadieu,
que, envaelto en- un ancho capote cubier-
ia la cabeza con un enorme sombrero, So
dirigia al sitio convenido. Oyendo pasos,
Jorge Sc detuvo hasta que Ell policia le dijo:
-Ha llegado el n.omento de obrar.
-Estoy Pronto.
u Traeis armas ?
ST.
Los dos completes Sc dirigieron a una
muralla que rodeaba por la parte de atras
la casa de Juan Jueves.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27
FELIX. CANBRELEN

Rpdrtidloy II lro71nmas a,sas.'os !
Ao5os ss.el. > , sfsee~ = .satesse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27

venirle =. Despu6s de todo, como no son
mas que las seis, ee possible que vengan to-
davfa.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

Mr.. S. w. Rlderburg, who Is SO
much talked Of Us the probable sue.
cessor to County Clerk Wultf, Is q
power In his ward, the Fifteenth.
He IL one OF the most loyal and hard.
working Republicans In Chicago. He
is certainly entitled to great credit
for his untiring efforts In behalf of
the West Town ticket and for the
hard work done in aiding Mr.. Joseph
hammers to secure his seat In the
Council. Mr.. Riderbhrg Is deserving
OF the SURFACES OF Cook county vot.
era, and would prove strong candi.
date before the people for any Office
In their gift.
-.
Gen. Smith ID. Atkins. of FrcepOrt,
Ill.,, one of the most influential Re.
publicans In the State, Is an active
candidate for the nomination OF
State Treasurer. His friends In
Cook County and throughout the
State are legion. At the "love feast
this week at the Grand Pacific, Gen.
Atkins received quite an ovation
from the Cook County boys, and 1t ID
claimed he will be backed by certain
Cook County delegates In the State
convention. Hts friends say that he
10 invincible with the delegationl
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14
A ROAST ON ASSESSMENTS.
continued from page ~

operation Of the canal pumping
works.
Something certainly must be done
by the city, II It has the power so to
do, to change the present sewerage
system, as millions Of dollars are an.
nually expended In sewerage con.
struction here along the old lines, no
attention being paid whatever to the
proposed drainage system.
All Of the above, together with the
effort to change the present revenue
law. will certainly be bitterly fought,
but with proper representatives In
the Legislature the city would reap
great benefits
EDWARD +. CULLEnTON.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

outside Of Cook, and from the pres
ent outlook a casual observer would
infer that in Gen. Atkins County
Clerk Wuln has met "fCeman
worthy of his steel" who will lead
him u lively race from now on until
the convention assemblies.
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Mayor Hopkins refuses to intimate
what will be the fate Of the Garfield
Park race track organization or rep.
resentatives II they come to him ask.
ing a license to operate the track this
summer. II will meet the issue
when II comes" he said. Il have
not been approached with q request
for license. There Is no use dis
cussing what I will do until then. l
will say only this: don't see why
Garfield Park has not as much right
to run as Washington Park" The
Mayor Is right and all good citizens
agree with him on this point.
-.
Controller Alderman Wednesday
gave out the following comparative
table. showing the amounts turned
into the city treasury by the various
Town Collectors in 1893 and 1894:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14
THH CHICAGO EAGLE.

Ehlert, Merchant, Chadwick, Shep.
herd. Kahler, Knowles, Slcplcka,
Deist, Martin.
Harbors and Bridges-llowell, Best,
Marrenner, Madden, Epstcan, Kerr,
Currier, Larson, Bigane, Schlake,
O'Connor, Kunz, w. ]. O'Neill.
Markets-Marrcnner, Schermann,
Ehlert, Hage, Currier, Merchant,
Butler, Chapman, Coughlin, Wall,
Martin, Gosselin, Kelly.
Wharang Privileges - Shepherd,
Kerr. Smith, Engel, Kamerling, Lam.
mers, Noble, Butler, Diest, Reed,
Slepicka, Knowles, Kunz.
Bridewell-Best, Currier, Epstean,
Hage. Kerr, Klcinecke, Schermann,
Engel, Mahoney, Brachtendorf,
Schlake, Martin, Kelly.
License Cook, Keats, Bid.
will, Watson, Kahler, Conway, Mann,
Finkler, Rohde, Reed, Wall, Bren.
nan.
Local Assessments--Sayle, Chad.
wick, Howell, Chapman, Madden,
Stanwood, Kamerling, hammers.
Best, Carey, Bigane, Schlake, Brach.
tendOrf.
Printing - Francis, Shepherd,
Ehlert, Ballard, Epstean, Utesch,
Muelhoefer, w. }. O'Neill, Gosselin,
Mahoney, Carey, Brachtcndorf, Nor
ctann
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

AN unexpected danger turks In the
trolley wire, II the binding OF Il
young man In Brooklyn really re.
suited from an electric flash when n
car was RAISING. II a current Of
electricity strong enough to infiict
such injury can be projected con-
siderable distance through the air, 1t
Is important that the public should
know 1t. The danger from lightning
at various distances from the point Of
impact IL we'll known. 1t Is re-
markable, however, II the current of
a trolley wire Is capable of such dan
gerOus projection.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

with. upon the solution OF the IMAM
cial question depends entirely the
solution OF the problem OF keeping
our streets clean.
With q proper system Of city finan.
ces we would have sufficient money
to establish thorough and complete
system of street cleaning. With
money In our treasury there would be
no complaint In regard to inadequate
street cleaning or an insufficient
scavenger service. At present this
work Is defective because we have no
money to apply toward the purpose.
With the solution Of the financial
question the details OF municipal
health and sanitary service which
hinge on 1t will settle themselves.
We should devote no inconsiderable
share OF our time to formulating i'm.
proved methods for increasing our
city revenues. All the needful
economy should be practiced, all the
the means for adding to our income
should be put In operation, and when
this Is done there will be no occasion
to lind fault with the administration
of the subordinate departments of
the city government
On motion OF Aid. Madden the
message was ordered printed In the
regular proceedings and 5000 copies
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

KAISER WILHELM was detcrm med
to have peace this year, but II will
strike the critical observer that he Ia
paying long price for 1t. The new
commercial treaty with Russia gives
the latter country immense trade I'D.
vantages, for which she offers but
meager returns. Germany fought
one Of the most sanguinary and OK.
hausting wars Of the century-that
OF l87O.7l-to gain advantages In
trade similar to those which Russia
Is now securing without firing q shot
or losing man. The Kaiser will
find himself severely criticised, q
year Or two hence, for raying so
heavily for peace-unless In the
meantime the great European war
has come, and Germany has been
victorious 10 it
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

A FRENCH aerOnaut has just fallen
1900 feet. 1t would not have been
SO bad II tie had not made several
feet Of the distance after striking
the surface of the earth. 1t is an
awful bore to be compelled to exca-
vste the finish of q balloon ascension.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14
New Council, Com,n,trc,s,

new COU0Cuu NOmmttG6SHs
The list Of the committees Ia as
follows:
Finance-Madden, Campbell, J.
O'Neill, Kent, Marrenner, BldwilI,
Finkler, Noble, Keats, Cooke, Nc.
Gilltn. Powers, Carey.
Judiciary-Msnn, Smith, Ballard,
Hepburn, Shepherd, Kent, Stan.
wood, Butler, Chapman, Gallagher,
Mahoney, Gosselin, Ryan.
Worlds Fair--Hepburn, Kerr.
Francis, Merchant, Howell, Schen.
dorf, Ehlert, Kshler, Ksmerling,
Wall, Reed, Knowles, Kelly.
Schools - Campbell, Ksmerling,
Conway, Noble, Watson, Sayle, Mer.
chant, Chadwick, Chapman, Gala.
CHER, Mulcahy, schlake, Dorman.
Observation-Disclosures, Peck, Utesch,
Howell, Muelh ,efer, EnRel, Stan.
wood, Kahler, j. O'Neil, Rohde,
Kunz, Carey, Coughlin.
Fire and Wster-Peck, Sayle,
schendorf, schermsnn, Watson, Lar.
son, Hage, Butler, Chadwick, Dor.
man, Ryan, Brennan, Brachtendorf.
Gas. OIL, and Electric Lights =
Bidwill, Hepburn, Keats, hammers,
Currier, Howell, Kleinecke. Engel,
Schendorf, w. J. O'Neill, Morrison,
Powers. Mulcahy.
Health and County Relations
Finkler, Smith, Hage, Best, Chapman.
Watson, Ballard, Merchant, Cough
lin, Deist, Martin, Kunz, OConnOr.
Public Buildlngs-Utesch, Ballard,
Larson, Kahler, Francis, Ehlert, Wat
son, Marrenner, Rohde, Bigane, Ryan,
Morrison, Brennan.
Electi0ns-Kent, Hepburn, Mann,
Chadwick, Peck, Campbell, Bidwill,
hammers, Finkler, McGillen, Ryan,
Powers, Kelly.
Streets and Alleys, South. o..
Neill, Hepburn, Best, Epstean, Smith,
Wall, Reed, Mulcahy, Utesch, Fran.
els, Mann, Shepherd.
Streets and Alleys, North-Muel.
hoefer, Hage, McGillen, Larson. Peck,
Kleinecke, Finkler.
Streets and Alleys, West-Keats,
Cook, Morrison, ROhde, Engel, Kent,
Campbell, Stanwood, hammers, Scher.
mann, Gosselin, Brennan, Gallagher,
Conway, Sayle.
POllce-C0ok, j. O'Neill, Kerr.
Noble, Madden, Kamerling, Camp
bell, Stanwood, Kleinecke, Dorman,
Slepicka, Mahoney, O'Connor.
Whsrves and Public Grounds-Con'
way, Ballard, Currler, Schendorf,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14
printed separately for general circu-
latisn.
HOPKINS SECOND TROLLEY VETO.

Says some of the Provisions Are Mon
strous and Insists Upon Compensation.
Mayor Hopkins veto Of the Chi
cago City Railway (trolley) ordinances,
submitted to the Council on Monday
night, was as follows:
have the honor to return to you
without my approval the following
ordinances passed by your honorable
body at its last meeting--to wit:
|. An ordinance authorizing the
Chicago City Railway Company to
propcl and operate with electricity It's
cars along Twenty.sixth, Thirty first,
Thirty.ninth, Flfty.arst, Sixty.ninth,
Seventy.ninth. and numerous other
streets in said ordinance designated.
2. An ordinance authorizing the
Chicago City Railway Company to
operate double track street railroad
upon 83d street from Cottage Grove
avenue west to State street, and
granting said company other priv.
levcs In connection Herewith.
3. An ordinance authorizing the
Chicago City Railway Company to
construct and maintain an under.
ground con iuit ON 2lst street, from
State street to Wabash avenue.
My objections we're fully stated In
my message submitted April 4, 1894,
when the three ordinances we're re.
turned to your honorable body. Most
Of these objections apply with equal
force to the ordinances in their pres.
ent shape. To obviate them and to
secure to the people some relief from
its oppressive features I then sub.
mitted to your consideration list
Of carefully prepared amendments.
Aside from the monstrous provision
giving the Chicago City Railway
Company the right to erect many
thousands Of wooden poles In any
streets or avenues Of the southern
portion Of the city II may select,
and to rent out those unsightly poles
to whomsoever the railway company
may bargain with, unrestrained by
the City Council, either as to
the number OF wires or any
consideration to be paid to the city,
the principle Of compensation 10 en-.
tirely ignored. When the city Of
Philadelphia on the 30th day Of
March OF last year granted trolley
franchise to the Citizens Passenger
Railway Company 1t did so upon the
condition that the company shall ut
its expense pave from curb to curb
with improved pavement all streets
upon which Its trolley lines may be
operated, and furthermore embodied
In the ordinance q condition com.
polling the company to take down
and remove the overhead wires when.
ever 10 directed by the Council. To
require the Chicago City Railway
Company to light Its right Of way Is
an infinitely smaller compensation
than that secured by the paving
clause Of the Philadelphia ordinance.
I hope that In the exercise Of your
duties as representatives Of the people
you may 90 amend the ordinances as
to make 1t possible for me to give
them my executive approval
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14
AMONG the passenR landed 1:

AMONG the passengers landed IN
Philadelphia the other day from a
Belgian steamship was French
peasant woman with thirteen chill.
dren. She told the immigration OH.
Gals that twelve Others had died In
France. When the woman applied
for tickets to the West 1t was discov.
cred that as the result OF q Missouri
she had only enough money to pay
the fare OF twelve children. A mes.
sage was sent to the husband In O
Western State, and the money with
which to procure the additional ticket
was soon ut hand. Then this brave
woman, the mother of twenty. I've
children, with thirteen OF them un.
der her wing, set out to meet her
plucky husband and begin life anew
In the "Great Republic"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

Mr.. Bernhard Roesing, the well.
known brewer, who Is SO frequently
mentioned for the Democratic nOmi.
nation for County Treasurer, Is one
Of the most popular Germans In Cook
County. No stronger candidate has
been mentioned.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-14

Mayor Hopkins said on Wednesday.
in reference to the proposed reasscss.
ment for water rates: "That Is all
nonsense talking about an extra OK.
penditure OF $50, 600 for new assess.
ment That would necessitatc a
new appropriation, which could not
BE- secured now. Mr.. Crossette's pro.
pOsals, under the circumstances, can.
not be entertained. New assess.
ments must be made by permanent
employees Of the department. We
are not going to increase the water
rate. We are only trying TO enforce
the old rate. and to make those who
have escaped proper payments, based
on that rate, pay their fair share Of
the water taxes. I think that In
that way we can add $500, 900 an.
nually to the water revenue Of the
ty."
~
Judge Elbridge Hanecy, Of the Cir.
cult Court, will not be found exer.
cising his judicial duties for several
days He is confined to his bed with
a slight attack Of plcurisy. The con.
dition OF the Judge Is not considered
serious, but he will be obliged t. stay
In the house for some time.
-.
Dorsey Patton has been chosen
President OF the Cook County t,epub
lican Marching Club and Samuel w.
Allerton has been voted into mem.
bership.
-.
The May Grand Jury has been
drawn and will be composed as fol.
los: j. Barnett, M. rs Judd street:
David Brandt, No. 3552 State street;
d. II. Kocherspergcr, Rand.McNally
Building; william II. Thielmann,
No. $50 Clybourn avenue; John Hail,
No. $50 Twenty.frst: G. A. johnson.
No. 30 Hall street, James N. Blu.
chanan, Tacoma Building; Rufus
Cobb, No. 264 Francisco street;
Adam G. Oldenburg, No. 1895 Fifth
avenue; John Rau, No 1855 Marshheld
avenue: william Arnold, Matteson;
Alfred Nichols, Orland; John Ma.
honey, No 1906 West Van Buren,
street; II. Payne, No. l82 fremont
street; f. +. Cullcrton, No. l95 La
Sale street; f. d. Page, No 10
Francisco street; j. J. Jones, No.
67l3 Michigan avenue; John Ryde,
No. 3il2 Wentworth avenue; II.
Schauxe, No. 900 South Western ave.
nue.; p. j. Schaefer, Wilmette;
James Strykcr, N0rthdeld; Michael
Rodgers. No. 1877 West Twelfth
street; David McGill, La Grange.
-.
For several hours last Thursday s.
W. Allerton's $500 diamond stud
lay In the gutter ut State and Adams
streets. but 1t now sparkles again on
its owners shirt.front, while Miss
Celine Seeleman, who found the
.ewel and restored 1t to the owner, Is
the pOssessor OF a 5000 check with
Mr.. AllertOn's name attached.
".
Mr.. Bernhard Rocsing, the well
known brewer, who Is SO frequently
mentioned for the Democratic nOmi
nation for County Treasurer, Is ont
Of the most popular Germans In Cool
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10

Are you obliged to change your spec.
tacles often If so you are doing wrong.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10

OFFICE: Room 30 Ponce de Icon Hotel.
Hours: 10 q. M. till p. m.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10

THIS remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and 80 popular as to need no
special mention. All who havo used
Electric Bitters sing the Same song of
praise. purer medicine does not
exist, and 1t is guaranteed to do all that
Is claimed. Electric Bitters will euro
all diseases OF tho liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood. VIII drive malaria from the sys.
tenn and prevent As we'll as cure all
malarial fevers. For cure of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaran
teed, or money refunded. Price so
cents and 81 per bottle at Christian g.
Barbees drug store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10

HAVING the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them the following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumptions, coughs and colds, each
bottle Electric Bitters, the
great remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. which are perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to sell you moro OF Thorn.
Sold at Christian g. Bsrbee's drug store.