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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
JAMES CITY COUNTY COUkT.
Several Cases Disposed of-Koster of the
Peninsula CompanIss

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July 10 -Spe-
cial.-Our County Court adjourned for the
term yesterday afternoon. The case of
the Commonwealth against Alex. Pleas
ants. CHARGED with betrayal under n
promise OF marriage was dismissed by the
failure Of the prosecutor TO appear.
Mr.. whitaker Lee was appointed a mem
Der OF the Board OF Governors for James
CITY county. for jamestown district. vice
DaNld >. towlcS, deceased.
Ihtre were several more teachers yes
terday added 10 the number now attend
Ing the Institute at William aud Mary
The teachers attend regularly, and seem
70 be In earnest In trying TO secure the
benefit orered them by this school. No
more suitable place could nave oeen Sc
lected Tor the purpose The surroundings
are pleasant and there is everything con
duclVe TO quiet prosecution OF study.
Mr. A. G. Peachy left this evening for
Virginia Beach 10 attend the sessions OF
the virginia Bar Association
captain Daugherty. OF HAMPTON. was
mere today trying 10 get a complete
roster OF the men who enlisted in Inc
companies from here which entered the
confederate army. The Captain ia secnr-
ING thls as data from which he proposes
70 write history OF the Peninsula Con
ietefete soldiers, and he is eminentlv
suited FOR the task.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
GLOUCE>TER MAITERS.
Death OF Mr.. Henry Moore--Many Rich
mond Visitors In the County

GLOUCESTER. Q. H.. VA, July O.
Special.-Judge Farrar came to Glouces-
ter last week 10 deliver series Of five
, lectures. which he viii complete tonight.
The Judge IS very popular In this sec
,tlOn. ana this rs his fourth visit for the
purpose of occurring
Mr.. Henry Moore. one of our oldest and
beStknown citizens. was buried vcStor-
day at Bellamy NJ. l.. church. lie was
eighty-one years If age
our County Court has been I'm session
week and will be held about week
LONGER Twelve indictments were male
last week, two for felony and ten for
misdeameanOr George Miller. cOl1rrd.
was sentenced TO the peu.teutiary for
two years for shooting al another color
ed youth. An appeal was taken.
Gloucester is becoming quite place
OF resort during The hot weather for many
city residents. The healthlness of the
county, the genuine hospitality OF her
people. ana the facilities for bathing.
fishing. ana sailing are sufficient 10 at
nlshes a long list ON North river. the
Misses THbb. Of New7tcad. entertain Pro-
IessOr ma Mr.. iiassicM and Miss HasS~
len. ana Mr.. ana Mrs. Hayburton and
their sister. Miss Fannie. from Rich
mondi Mrs SChaher. Miss Ellen. and Or.
and Mr.. Morton Schaner. from Balu-
more. and Mrs. Gillian ami son. Dr.
GILLIAN. from Washington. With Mrs.
idbhcN, at the Exchange. are Mrs. ivy
man. Miss Mabel TwVman. Mr. VIM
Black. and Miss Mamie Black from
Lynchburg, Mrs. Dashield. of Baltimore.
so well remembered here as Miss olive
DaviSson Mrs. Turner. formerly Miss
Mamie pavisson. is At Goshen, the resi-
dence Of Colonel w. X. Perrin Mir.
Duncan has with him. as usual, for
the summer. at ElmingtOn. his daughters,
Mrs. Lchey. Of BROOKLYN. y. y, and Mrs.
Waller and Mrs. Fuller and children. of
Norfolk. Mrs. Charles Talbot and
daughter. Mrs Alex. Archer and grand
daughter. Miss Adele. all OF Richmond.
have returned TO that city. also Misses
Lulie Lyons and Sallie Talbot.
The services at Newing church on yes
terday We're very interesting II was the
annual Missionary-Da Elder H. "
Carr Of Florida, preached an excellent
sermon the pastor presented the claims
of the various boards. and a handsome
collection was taken Up. In the AFTER
noon some fine music was rendered. ".
G. L. Taliaferro. young lawyer Of
promise. son of General Taiaferro and
Elder Carr made excellent addresses. Mr.
for publication.
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summer Complaint.

Last fall | was taken with n kind OF
summer complaint, accompanied win -
wonderful diarrhOea. Soon after ms,
wife's sister. who lives with us. was tata,,
In the same way, We used almost ever
thing without berefit. Then ! said. let y.
try Chamberlain Collie. Cholera as os
niafrhoea Kennedy. which we did, ana
OF IT,, as IT did for me what 1t was renor,
mended TO do. John Hertzler. Bethei
Berks county Pa. Is and 60-cent bottles
r ,or Saie py Ovens 4 Minor Drug Com.
Co.. and II. G. Forstaann, drugeis use
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ington has ordered that an examination
he held In this city on Saturday, AugIet
nth next. commencing at 3 O'Clock a. NJ.
Tor the grades Of clerk and carrier III
The post-Oflicc IN this city.
Mr. r. W. Jones entered upon his du-
ties to-day as mOney-crder clerk 81 the
post-ofiice, 20 succeed Mr.. W. G. Young.
who has accepted the position OF assistant
ticket agent OF the Norfolk and West
orn Railroad Company. In this city. -.
large party OF baseball "cranks ar
rived here this afternoon at $3.50 ocIooh
on special train from Norfolk 10 VII
ness the game played here between the
Petersburg and Norfolk teams. ,..
This morning while a man was pioWns
on the farm 81 Mr. r. Steere, In i'ln"lu.
die county. Just outside Of the corp11a,7
limits he heard the cries Of an inl1m,;,
Upon Investigation a waif, apparently ~ ~
"A few hours old. was found lNink ~ r.,
bushes. with nothing on its body n w.
string. which was drawn ughuy %trrtoybt
It's throat. The infant was very Ii's 80
one. and my informant was unH an"'C
say whether Il was a white emu ~ "
very bright mulafto one. 80. ,,,,o,,.,,
Mr.. Harry Bushneld, vice. 49, 49,,
citizen OF Dinwiddie county. VINO hhs uu.,'
In bad health for the past wear OF moiV.
left this afternoon for Ne" l0iN iO'
treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
Nnkes lInsic VIII HIS roet

Ooloqel Julian K. Larko. the well-known
JOURNALIST ami Veteran OF the Crimean
var astonisAed hls friends recently BY
PERFORMING a. unique and original fcai.
SAYS the New York Advertiser. lie is bv
blI ~ an l-ueilshman and served gallantIy
10 lht lrimtdu war. The colonel fought
~ !hhcimann SehastapOl and BalaklaVa.
le was promoted for bravery and came
10 me United states, where he fought
iour years under the stars and stripes
lie Us now gray-haired gray-whlskered,
bdtic SCARED veteran. ChOck full Of rem
lnsccnce5 and yet possessing wonderful
physical strength. As the father OF seven
teen children he is well preserved. He IS
Il fine organist and often plays for secret
societies. Recently a big society gave Il
swell social reception and the colonel fur
nlsncd the organ music. After the wine
had been flowing steadily for an hour
ran amused them all 10y walking on his
hands The colonel was seated a the
organ trying 10 find lost chord. but me-
stopped the search long enough to gaze
at the hand-walking feat.
You can't beat that, colonel" some one
said In jest.
"Oh. can't l? You don't know me- T
am an athlete he replied, modesty
Much bandinage followed and finally
the colonel said II some one would work
the organ pedals for him he would show
Them trick hc used to DO In ENGLAND
The pedals were worked and the colonel
leaped into the center of the room as
agile as squirrel Rising nimbly on his
hands his feet in the air. be walked
quickly % the organ, and. 20 the astonish-
mont of every one. played Home. Sweet
Home Win his heels As an encore he
played win Never Get Drunk ANY
More Stl standing on his hands. h.
walked 10 the center Of the room and
turned a haif-dozen handspIlngs. Consid-
ering his advanced age and the fact fhat
his body IS nilod with lcaden bullets. it
was most wonderful feat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
Lh1ng Picture in Texas Court.

a well known lawyer addressing a ju-
~ yesterday threw himself ont Of the
perpendicular with his head and right
arm pointing to the jury and his left
arm extended behind him and gracefully
bowed. In this attitude he continued
while sotto voce he told the jury about
how the william stll pursued his CAent.
Another lawyer was SO struck with the
impressive attitude that he observed. If
there is anything I'm evolution my artist
cally balanced friend who is addressing
the jury must be descended from an
Irish setter. Co. Dallas News
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The Kind Of Girl for the Wet

The champion girl Of the period Uves
out on the Muck. From April ] 10 June
this year she planted three acres Of pota-
toes. did all the cooking and sewing for
the family, MIXED four COWS. fed The
calves. pigs and chickens. shot three
chicken hawks and a wildcat, set the dos,
on eighteen tramps. attended thirteen
dances and three picnics. read five dime
novels and sat up four nights in the week
with her beau.-Tacoma Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
DIGTLINI 4O4IN DEFEATED.
The Britannia win. the clyde Corinthiar
Nacht Clubs Cup.

GLASGOW. July iO.-The Britannia
again beat the Vlg.lant to-day for CLYDE
Corlnthian Yacht Clu5's cup, valued a.
sixty pounds.
Britannia crossed the starting line six
and half seconds ahead OF the Nigilani
and the finish line elk minutes and
thirty seconds ahead hGvin6 kept the
lead all the way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
y. q ". MEN HAVE NO GnrEyAycr
ihev are Satisfied with Their Lot-C,xn
SerVic~ fsaminati IN IN ie,er.bur.

PETERSBURG. VA. July lO.-snec,a,
rms morning while the horse and buggy
OF Dr. 5 W. Budd was standing In front
OF residence on Washington street a
Robert Moodley. got into the bue ,,.,,e al al
atV , on with st. The boy was founi
SGitn me morse and buggy out near he
STAT Central Hospital lie was given ~" a
"it,Pr" s, ana was then allowed 10 20.
ger OF a strike on the Norfolk and W.
srn railtoad The employees OF The road
plain OF. ~ GULL
mrs, - ~; Akers fell down the stairway
OF her residence. on Halifax street las,
night and sprained her ankle In a painful
Ths Civil Service Commission at Wash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

Fifth racc-mlle and seventy yards
Cash Day 100. Leigh, TO % first ida
Pickwick second. Henry Young third.
Time. l:H.
sixth race-one mlle-Hasty ca, Per
kins. to - first. Hume second, The
Kitten third. Time l:i2 1T.
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THE STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT STAPLES.
His Subject was the County system in VIZ
RInia-IIe Dorbt. Whether fhofe HS'
Better pccisiops Now Than Then.

NORFOLK. VA. July lo.-Spccial-Ihe
first DAYS session OF the sixth annual
meeting Of the Virginia bar Association
convened az Virginia Beach to-day NJ
noon. The event Of the day vas the
presidents address. which was delivered
nv Hon. Waller X. Staples. % Chris
tiansburg. ~ History OF the County Sys-
fem IN the State" II was mastery
effort. rich In humor as well as historical
facts Of value. In reviewing the justice
Of peace System. he stated that Wash
ington. Jefferson and Monroe were all
justices Of the peace. But two cases OF
corruption IN Virginia county courts he
said. have been discovered IN two cen
turtles. "a record unsurpassed by any
other branch OF Government He cited
in an amusing manner some old laws OF
the state one enacted In 1872 commands
jurors % indict al such as Indulge In
profane language. all nlnisiers who
read not the Scriptures often and who
do excessively drink.
TIE rRICS OF DBINEs
Another in the Code Of 1869 declares
sOlcmaly thar, as great inconvenience IS
caused by the excessive price OF drinks.
the rise and fan OF the tobacco market
shall hereafter regulate tae price oi
drinks In the court records OF Bedford
county challenge IL unaccOunlaDiy re-
corded OF the Princess Anne witch. he
said Grace Sherwood. being accused of
witchcraft I'm 1903, was tried by ordeal.
The day appointed for her duciung being
rainy. the judges feared She might take
cold. and postponed II 90 more pro-
pitious time. when in ne presence OF
ihe justice and a large crowd OF specta-
tors, she was duckti, and by swimming
proved the charge OF witchcraft
vIRoISIA's LAST wI1cH.
The Court Of Princess Anne county !
ordered her 10 be- confined In irons in the |
county Jail, and with this order all trace |
Of the only Virginia witch ceased and |
her fate remains shrouded I'm mystery.
Judge Staples concluded as folio "Old !
Virginia stin lives. She has only put on |
new garments and employs new imple-
rnents for her more rapid development.
We have more lawyers and. more law
books. but doubt II We have better de-
cisions.' He closed amid deafeniug ap-
plause.
PROSPERITY OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The reports Of the various committees
were read and approved. The association
was organized at Virginia Beach six years
ago Win ~ members, and now returns
roll and is entirely free from debt.
The following Richmond lawyers are
present and among them are "A number OF
ladies: 4. l.. Peasants and Mr. and Ms.
James Peasants, l.. y. Page. H. r. Nun
ford and wife; j. j.. Anderson. s =.
=. Patterson. T.. b. Thomson. John b.
"inder. Jr, George Ainslie Judge Georea
T. Christian and wife Jackson Guy ana
VIE, W. r. smith and wife. Judge Ed
nund WaddiiI. Allen Potts Carlton Jack
on and wife. - =. Richardson and wife.
Judge l.. l.. Lewis. Court Of Appeals. f. /
y. Christian and wife. O. j. boswell J.
z. '. Daniel Ashhv Wickham. OVerton |
Howard. Hon Thomas S. Martin. SCOTS
lille, Judge Leake Ashland.
The association meets again tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
ApTUNGE ON LIFEBOAT.
THH CASH OF THE TAI
Iyr Ar BRIGHTON.
waller wins tho Handicap for Three
Year. Olds-Don AIonzo was Scratched
Results of tho Other Events.

Track, july u
MOTHER b ig
crowd visited the
track here to-
day. The betting
ring was crowded
al the time. All
the races were
interesting. but
one Of the sur
prises II the day
was the remark
alb g plunge on
Lifeb0at in the
first race, the
betting dropping
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brighton Beach Race

I'm n very short time from ~ 10
/ TO 7 to !. The colt got away
we'll and looked n sure winner. but finally
dropped back in the bunch and was
badly beaten.
There we're only three starters In the
principal event ~ the day. the fourth
race. which was won by Sir Walter. Don
Alonzo was entered in this race. but was
SCRATCHED. Although three favorttes won,
the mad plunge on Lifeboat depleted the
cash on hand Of the talent consider
ably. Summary:
First race--for four year 0lds and up
wards. selling. seven furlongs-Meba Q0j,
Hamilton. 10 u drst. Mr. sass second.
MfebOat third Time. l 90 II.
Second race-for three year Olds that
have run ana not won 5000 added, one
and one-siXteenth miles-Joe Ripley ono.
Martin, 10 - first. LOngdale second,
Diaholus third. Time. 80
Third race-fOr two year Olds, selling,
six furlongs-Ting O03. Blake, 10
first Kennel second. The Commoner
third. Time. III
Fourth race-handicap. for three year
Odds and upwards. one mile and FUR
long-Sir Walter d2i, Doggett 70 -
first. Ducat second Lizzie third. Time,
80.
Firth race--for three wear oils ard M
wards. selling, one mile-SandOwne lg'
NfcDcrmOtt. ? To - first. Chattanooga sec
ond. Tom Skidmore third Time. 1913.
sixth racc-fOr three year ODDS ana up-
ward. selling. one mne-Marshail 0W,
Simms. EVEN first Tiny Tim second,
Chlef Justice third. Time. las.
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- WINNEns al cnIcAao.

CHICAGO, July i0-An excellent card
Of six races including the preAei stakes
drew q large crowd. The stake feature
was the third event. and G. Fieischmann
y Sons good colt Lehman. yell ridden by
Perkins. was the winner by Nalf length,
with Senator Ir5y second. and the favor
tie. Nassal. a bad last Summary:
First racc-four and half furlongs.-
Dante Q0S. Perkins, - 70 - first, Martha
Griffin second, Overella third. Time,
- -
Second race-three-quarters OF mile
Tartarian on. Irving. 3 to - first Imp.
Somersault second. Minnie Gee third.
Time. l1t II.
Third racr-the DreXel stakes. 81 500 add
al. one mile.-Lehman 022. Perkins, 20
y FIRST Senator Irby second. Nassal
third. Time. 1.u -
Fourth race-one mile-Volt @l. A Clay
ton. % ID, first. Two o'clock second.
Billy Mckenzie third. Time. I.Hl-f
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Never was new year ushered in under
more auspcious crcumstanceS-a least we
speak for our own beautiful sunny south
The miIdness of spring. the scent OF flow
ers and the song of birds. As we sit with
open windows not fire in the house ana the
perfume of VioleUs and hyacinths almost
stealing away our senses, we feel we can
truly feel and wish a Happy New Year.
to all our readers.
There is sadness and sorrow in many
homes, but with it comes other blessings
for which to thank God, and always some
thing to be happy for There are very few
lots in life that could not be worse.
With the year comes the season of
good resolutions but what do they amount
to? Nothing-nade only to be broken
our lives are very much the same year by
wear and a conversation between two gem
tlernen illustrates ii better than anything
else could. Two friends met and one asked
the other:
''Going to make any new years resolu-
.ions?'
No" said he. GUST going on in the same
old way.
What way is that?'
.Oh going to work to earn money to buy
food to give me strength to so to work to
earn more money to buy food to give me
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There is no need of introducing to our
readers one who is well known to them
as Earnest Willie" and yet in presenting
to them a poem dedicated TO his mother,
I would like to draw them into
closer acquaintance with one who it is
privilege to know. From his own lips
l became acquainted with the sad story
of his broken life. Just as he was
attaining to the years of young manhood
he had a fall that injured his spine, and
has ever since been numbered among the
"shut-irs." In Il moment. in the fun health
of boyhood, every hope blasted, and his
Injury was SO serious that he realized that
never again would his life be as that of
other young melt For years he lay help
less upon his bed, and while there the de-
voted and ceaseless minstrations Of
loving mother was the inspiration under
which the lines, Mother 1T Fifty" were
written. For the past two years our young
friend has been enabled by the help OF his
cTutcheS and Il rolling chair 20 ninBle more
with the outside world. lie has Just gotten
out lovely book of poems and prose pieces,
written while on his bed a helpless invalid.
Every one who knows aim is Interested in
MS book, and he has met With only kind
ness and encourage mcnt. The book is now
offered Tor the Christmas Holidays and it
is the earnest hope Of his friends that it
may meet with great success and realize
him handsome sum. 70 those who read
his pure and gentle thoughts, that all seem
Fanctiied by application and enveioped in
q halo Of true Christian love and tenderness,
1t can be readily perceived how broken
life may be productive Of probably more
good than could ever have been attained
by one in perfect possession of health, and so
in working for the good of the young people
our friend has accomplished Great good, ant.
as cheering words come to him of the good
he has done. he feels that he has not lived
in vain. Any one wishing to set copy
Of his book, which is called Echoes from
a Recluse" can do so by writing to Willie
.. Upshaw, Upshaw, Ga.
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SHE RIVALS sANDOw.
Only Nine Years Old, but She Has
Gfants Strength.

Birmingham, Ala, January 5.-CSpeclal)-
Gurley in the Point Rock valley, horth
Alabama, has prodigy in the shape OF a
ine-year-old white Child. Her name Is
Lizzie Beale and ner parents are among
the best people in jackson county. one
weighs 192 pounds and Is possessed OF ehor-
NOUS strength. She can, with tEe sredt-
est ease lift and carry OIL an anvil weigh
ing 225 pounds and can carry OIL a DIG man
who could scarcely lift her from the ground
Her hair is very long and she mas res ute IA,
heautiful features The only difficulty she
exnerences on account of her great amount
of flesh is a difficulty in breathing IN warm
Through Alabama.
Birmingham, Ala, January o.-C9peciai,)-
The cotton receipts for the season at TINS
place amount to between 2O,Uoo anu -l'oo9
bales During the same time last year ftliu
the year before the total receipts Were COLI
siderabiy less than 5000 bales Inc liidIe-
rial Increase is attributed to the el0rts
and advertisements of the Comlnefcial Cluo.
The belief here is that Birmingham can De
developed into an important cQlton lntIhSt'
Tuscaloosa, Ala, January o.-tSpeclal;l1
DIR. and Mrs Newman have gone TO Col.
lnsville, Ala, where they Will be present
at the golden wedding ceremonies OF Dr.
Newman's parents. They witnessed the
celebration of the same happy anniversary
of Mrs Newman's parents last year.
birmingham Ala, January 5.-tSpeclai)-
Mr. 7. NJ Malone has purchased the Bar
ney Scott cottage, Dunbar avenue
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South Highlands, and will soon move into
it with his family.
EDenezer Rogers, the negro who beat his
wife with Il pick and burned her tongue
with a red-hot poker, was given prelim-
mary hearing TINS morning. The evidence
was strong against MIN and he was re-
turned to Jail to await trial by the higher
court. lie Is a hard citizen and the ne
groeS of the town are greatly incensed at
his disgraceful treatment of his wife.
Florence, Ala, January 5.-(Special 1T
of Philadelphia, contractor of the Cherry
cotton mills, will build staVe and barrel
factory at the mouth Of Sweetwater creek.
about one mile from the city.
steamer will be put on the Tennessee
river to run regularly between Florence and
Dec iur. 1t Will connect at the latter
place with the two boats that ply between
GunterSville and Decatur.
Killed His Brother.
Information reaches here from Elba, Ala,
that a man named CloWers. who lives near
Fresno. shot and killed his brother at that
place yesterday. The men had quarrel
over 50 cents when one of them became so
enraged as to strike his brother in the head
with a club Not content with this he shot
him through the heart he lay uncon-
scious on the floor.
Two negroes. suspected of the murder
of young Hoffman at BesseIner yesterday,
have been arrested. Lee Clark Is the ne
gro who is said to have threatened Hoff-
mans life for causing his arrest sometime
since. RUFF Nant. the other suspect, was
and some believe him to be the''nurderer.
Other negroes We're known to have hunted
in the field yesterday, and more arrests will
r,rOba blv follow.
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A Song of Memory.

eliza c. Durant)
She vert away from us one day,
Nor is there left another
To whom our lonely lives can say
That tenderest word of Mother"
She went away from us, but STILL
Loves chords death did not sever;
She was Gods own, and SO-God'S will
Is ours, and ours forever!
FRANK l.. STANTON.
A Trade Secret.
From Texas Siftings.
"Why does your father shoot the cats
when it is so much easier to drown them?
asked the new boarder of the landlord s
little son. . ,
Eyes; but then the customers don't find
any shot in the stewed rabbit unless he
shoots the CATS
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Mrs. Lizzie Tabor, Fort Lamar, Ca, has
s., 900 in confederate money and stamps to
exchange for satin and velvet scraps and
embroidery silk, any color. Write first.
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Mrs. w. S. Douglass, Russellville, Ala,
wishes to exchange three bantam hens ana
a cock for a pair of guinea pigs (Whlte
cluster or Polin China). Write first.
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Mrs H. M, Horse Cove, N. c., will ex-
change two years Harper's Magazines 10Y
good plates and one year for peacock feather
brush Write first.
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Asthma Sufferers

Who have in vain tried every other means
of relief should try Schiffmann's German
Asthma Cure No waiting for results. Its
action is immediate, direct and certain, as
a single triai will prove. Send for a trial
package to Dr. II. Schiffmann, st. Paul,
Mimi, but ask your druggist first.