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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

MANCHESTER, oct. 3l.-The Guardi-
am. i'm its commercial article says:
The tone r the ma keJ during the week
has been very dun. The demand is not
brisk. and buyers hesitate o purchase,
hopiug that concessions will be made.
Manufacturers have little margin for
rront i'm the struggle against lower
Hg4rcs The weeks transactions nave
haen confined TO small lines, mostly OF
sorting up" character. for early de-
livery The business In yarns has been
moderate, with an easier tendency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
The montgomery TO goto Noble.

WASHINGTON. y. g.. oct 3l-Sec-
retary Herbert to-day ordered the cruiser
Montgomery TO report at Mobile Mo-
vember 18th The Secretary will leave
here on the 10th. and represent tho Cow
ernment on the vessel AT Mobile. when
the city Of Montgomery presents sill
yer service 10 the vessel AFTER the cere-
monv at Mobile. the Montgomery Will
spend month la the gull, testing coal
from the southern mines. She will visit
Now orleans. Galveston. Pensacola and
Key West. making Mobile Bay her head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
For In.nltIng tie Judiciary.

PARIS. oct. H.-The judges OF the
Seine assizcs. sitting without IA jury to-
day pronounced condemnation In default
upon Henry RochcfoTt. sentencing him
10 three months imprisonment for having
published an article m the Inrransgcaut
insulting the judiciary NJ Farjat, man
dgcr of the Intranslgednt, was tried for
completely In the same offence and aC-
quilted. Farjat was tried by jury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
wHAr MIR. CLETELAED WROTE
In Last April lie Said Fenlty to Party
Was Everything.

PITTSBURG. oct. 3i.-An extract from
a letter from Grover Cleveland to the
For. Chamcey +. Black, dated April q,
1894. is made. to play a significant Parl
i'm circular letter from Democratic
rnf,t1,6rtions and received to-day by the
cmpioyCs of the Pittsburg post-otiice ana
others IN Federal employ here. TIE CIR
~ committees paper, and is sisned.
Democratic County Committee ne
attention Of the receiver Is called 10 lhS
following declaration on the subject OF
This is the extract from Mr.. Cleyee--
lands letter to which reterenCe Is Ii"IS,
Democratic uarty with the redemption ol
us pledges should now be impresslyeay
reminded that fealty 70 party orsaulla-
ion demands the subOrdination or lndl-
.yiduai advantages and wishes and the
uniting aside of petty and ignoble |eai
n,,sies and chickering's when party prihcl-
les and party integrity and party eN-
ieteuce are at stake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

SAVANNAH, GA, oct 3l-A special TO
the Morning News from Hartwcll says;
The engine at r -. Ludcr's ginnery,
two miles from here exploded this morn
ins at O'Clock James Wilson was blown
"a distance of 10 feet and his body was
torn into fragments. Ed Evans vas
blown up on the hillside forty feet and
both ~ his legs fourfully manglcd. The
remains of the two men were gathered
up I'M baskets Tally Wilson, the engt-
ueer was badly Scaldci and bruised.
Vb,-i.fyUs say he cannot live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
/ Adam iede's Successor.

WASHINGTON, oct 3l.-The President
to-day appointed William ~ Campbell,
of ST Paul. 20 be United States marshal
for the district Of minnesota, 10 succeed
] Adam Bede resigned. Mr.. Campbell
held the Office during Mr.. Clevelsnd's =
first Administration. TBede ls the man
who resigned because he was unable TO
keep out OF active politics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Wrayers 60 Out again.

FALL. RIVER. MASS, Oct. g.-The
weavers at Osborn MIL. No. 2. struck
to-day against q reduction In wages and
an attempt 20 have them run six and
eight looms on wide and fine goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Ifs PERNUNN DROUN Ep.
Report, Of Fewiui Marine Dba,ter Ifo,n
SyGn"', W

SYDNEY. y. $. W, oct 3l.--The Union
line steamer Wairapa. bound from this
port for Auckland, y. H.. was wrecked
Saturday night on Great Barrier Island
off the northeast cost OF New Zealand.
The steamer had large number ot
passengers and one hundred and twelve
OF them were drowned.
The number OF the saved is not posi-
lively known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
, ~ Fer C,nt. Reinrtlor.

HAZELTON, PA. oct. 3l.--A reduction
OF % per cent. will 30 into effect to-mor-
row at the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
panys shops at Weatherly The men
are given the alternative Of accepting 10
or remaining idle. The announcement has
created much discomfort in the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
IWENII-OhE MEN DhOUhi ID.
The steamer Tormos strikes Crow ko h
Near Milford Haven

MILFORD HAVEN, oct. 3l.-The steam
or Tormes struck Crow Rock. near Mil
ford Haven, last night.
Twenty-One men. including the captain
and officers, were drowned. Seven OF
the crew were saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. 3l.-For
Virginia: Fair weather; westerly winds.
no change In temperature.
For North Carolina: Fair weather:
westerly winds: slightly warmer In west
ern portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Mcklnley ilakes New Record.
neath Of Mr.. karnegsy

RALEIGH, y. c., oct. 3l.-AIr. w. f.
Karnesay prominent business man OF
Goldsboro, y c., and president of the
North Carolina Railroad Company. died
al his home in Goldsboro to-day, aged
aixtV-twa y~sr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

autocracy' served by a rapacious and
shameless teudality, makes Russia
disgrace TO the civilized world. we shall
always applaud any blow OF destiny
or provoke Il.
Long live Liberty and Revolution"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
French 0r,cer Arrested for Irs,son

PARIS. oct. 3l--Captain Drcufus. an
officer In the French army has been
arrested for treason, II being alleged
that he has sold plans OF frontier forts
to the Italian War ONCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
RANGE or ratKMoN ErER.

Following was the range OF the Their
mometer at The Times once yesterday;
p, NJ. 81; 0 P. NJ. So midnight. -.
Average. 50 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
THE CzIE RIPOETED DYING.
All Hope Abandoned and His Death Ia
Hourly Expected

LONDON. oct 3L-A dispatch to the
PaI Mall Gazette this afternoon from
Liyddia says that the car is dying. The
dispatch adds that his left lung is SO se-
Tiously inhdmed lhat all hope is abau-
dOncd. and the news Of his death may
be expected at any moment
ST. PETERSBURG, oct M.-An official
bulletin. issued at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. says the car slept for "a few hours
last night. and that the bleeding has
somewhat subsIded. Otherwise 90. con
ditIOn of the patient IS not changed. The
bulletin is signed I'M the usual manner
by physicians ia attendance upon His
Majesty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
rnr czAR EArs LITTLE AND Is yrRY wEAk.

WASHINGTON. d. c., oct. 3l.-Princs
Cantacuzcne, the Russian Minister, re-
ceived the following cab!eeram TINS
morning from the foreign office AT 81
Petersburg. concerning the condition OF
the car. dated to-day:
Yesterdays eXpectOratlOn with blood
continued. Chills, temperature lo0, pulse
o.; rather weak. Breathing d!iiicrlt AMI
little appetite, great weakness; oedema
considerably increased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
" You're q Lair. and You Know You Are
Lying is tho Commissioners Re
pIy-some Exciting Scenes.

..
iie lald stress on iHe eATdct III "hicH
MI Sheehah was puIporleu 10 nave sai4'
II ls also true tnat arrangements
nave been MADE by I4nmany nan 10
stop the payment Of police blackmalL'
us that true asked Mr.. Gof.
The Commissioner wanted 10 explain.
lie would not answer positively.
sHtEH.H DtFIrs THE COMMITTEE.
..,, - t ,,,,,i,., g.. o,,,,., .,
evcIiI,, Gu odii IT, GnfT l'''H ioi
..you'd better trv II" dcfantIv retorted
tho witness
,Vot'U answer the question ae counsel
wants " Chairman I,cxow said
n.I.II answer thCu i'm NV own yav'r
You have done enough 10 be COM
mitted for contempt a score Of times"
exclaimed Chairman Lexow. rappins for
order.
Did you ever hear that some one act
ing IN your name had news stands which
sold papers politloally opposed 10 your
organlzauonF resumed Mr.. Gof.
Il heard something about H. The
man had no authority to use my name"
Was saloon-keeper named McDun.
Of Eighth aVnuc told 'n the rooms OF
the Pequod cub that ne news dealer
IN 'front.' Of his saloon would nave 10 cease
"Not that / know Of
Did you know th3t certain news, news.
paner hal 10 cSt4aD.sh tai,.s T. Sp''I'I deHFerY
system IN your district o,,... -.
n, n]GdrI ] So G AT ~ 6istr;,, w. ni.nS r ~
IVTI!ht J." n.u'I 'I'.,
ar l.'l IN ~ I''-'' - ..r
81 aHl hoI tl'tIi"u W SdS'
Are you "Ii''''
An TXCITGSG SCENT.
The Commissioner colored and shifted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
var KNOUGH WATEh ron NEED.
Tbo Father OF Waters Too shallow for the
Ex- Gar.

~
ST LOUIS MO. oct. 3l.-On account Of
the low gage OF water in the MlsSISAlppl
riyer. Ex- Speaker Thomas b. Reed de
c.ded TO foregO his intended boat ride
to Memphis and tour Of the southern
states, and instead. left for New York
thIs morning. He says he does not eX-
meet to make any speeches in the Empire
/ ate between now and electiou-day.
since his arrival here. last Saturday, Mr..
Reed has been kept busy accepting i'm
yitations TO public and private receptions.
Mckinney Makes New Record.
ZANESVlLIE. OHIO, oct. G.-Gover-
nor Mckinley delivered fourteen address
rs between daylight and sundowu, 10
3 udiences varying i'm size from 200 to as
many thousands, while on his irT.val in
this city tonight he spoke To 5000 pco-
pie in Memorial H9ll, and subsequently
10 an overflow meeting. His route to-day
law through the Duck Creek and Mus
king1lm Valleys. Between Newcomers
town and this city r. is only thlrty-bve
miles by mir line, but the schedule. as
arranged, was a Veritable ZigZlg. and
tho party had covered over two hundred
miles Of road by the time GAINESVILLE was
rcac ched tonight At midnight the Gov
ernor made "A flying trip To Columbus
and will resume his speaking tomorrow
at in the morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

quarters to-day that w Bourke Cochran,
who is stumping the State for Hill, had
broken down, and would cancel his en-
gagements. II is said his throat trouble
had broken out again.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
SELECT PERSONALS.

Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett Is
deeply interested aud an active work.
err in n London charity that furnishes
comfort and amusement for LITTLE chill
dren who are incurable invalids.
William Lee, Boston's veteran pub
Usher, began business in 1897. The
favorite books at that time, and he
sold many of them "on the road" were
the bible and the PIRATES Own Book. 4"
The emperor OF Germany is exceed
ingly partial to horseb back riding. In
the course of last winter ten hanl-
some animals were trained in the
royal stables at Potsdam for his per-
sonal use.
Henry W. Grady a son OF the Gcor-
Cia orator has been admitted TO the
bar at Atlanta, after passing with
credit n severe examination. lie re-
sembles his father both in appearance
and mental endowment.
The popularity of the Waverly nov
els is attested by tho remarkable fact
that for the last thirty years no fewer
than thirty hands have been unintcr-
ruptcdly engaged by one Edinburgh
printing firm in producing Sir Walter
SCOTS works.
Meyerbeer in his last will or 800, ii
his musical remains TO be untDu ID
for thirty years after his death. Fnat
time has expired, and it is reported
that among his papers is a nearly
complete long opera in which young
Goethe is the center.
Hon. William M. Evarts has a big
flowing stream of pure water on his
farm near Windsor, Vermont, known
as Runnymede spring, AID the Wind
sor authorities have gladly availed
themselves of the privilege EXTENDED
to them Of supplying the town with it.
To the small list of surviving ladies
who have presided at the White house
n name unfamiliar to all but older
readers has lately been added, that of
Mrs. cambridge. the surviving daugh-
ter of Zachary Taylor. and who was
known at the White house as pretty
Betty Bliss" Mrs. Dlndridge, whose
first husband was Colonel Bliss, Pres
ident Taylor's chief Of staff, has been
visiting Washington lately.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

woman who has drunken husband,
who has exhibited more faith and
patience and courage than Hugh
Latimer in the fire lie was consumed
in twenty minutes Hers has been a
twenty years martyrdom. Yonder is
man who has lain fifteen years on
his back, unable even to feed himself,
yet calm and peaceful as though lie
lay on one of the green banks of
heaven, watching the oarsmen dip
their paddles in the crystal riverl
Why, it seems TO me this moment as
if Paul threw TO us pomologist's cat
alogue of the fruits growing in this
great garden of Christ-love, Joy,
peace, patience, charity, brotherly
kindness gentleness mercy-glorious
fruit, enough to fill all the baskets OF
earth and heaven.
have told you of the better tree in
this garden, and of the better fruit
1t was planted just outside Jerusalem
a good while ags. When that tree
was planted, it was so split and
bruised, and barlked, men said moth
ing would ever grow upon it; but no
sooner had that tree been planted,
than it budded, and blossomed and
fruited, and the soldiers spears were
only the clubs that struck down that
fruit, and it fell into the lap of the
nations, and men began to pick it up
and eat it, and they found in it an
antidote to all thirst TO all poison, to
all sin, to all death-the smallest
cluster larger than the famous one of
Eshcol, which two men carried on a
staff between them If the one apple
in Eden killed the race, this one clus-
ter of mercy shall restore it.
Some years ago vessel struck on
the rocks They had only one life
boat In that life boat the passengers
and crew were getting ashore. The
vessel had foundered and was sinking
deeper and deeper, and that one boat
could not take the passengers very
swiftly A little girl stood on the
! deck waiting for her turn to get into
the boat. The boat came and went
! came and went-but her turn did not
seem to come. After awhile she could
wait no longer. and she leaptd on the
taffrail and then sprang into the sea,
! crying TO the boatman, Save me
next! Save me next" Oh, how
many have gone ashore into Gods
mercy, and yet you are clinging 10
the wreck of sin. Others have ac-
cepted the pardon of Christ but you
are in peril. Why not this morning,
ma lie rush for your immortal rescue.
CRYING until Jesus shall hear you and
/ heaven and earth ring with the cry,
Save me next! Save me next"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
THE OLD, OLD STORY
BRAKEMAN'S HAND CRUSHED
COUPLING CARS.
0anGrene Causes Blood Poisoning and
ParaIysis-Pronouncsd Incurable and
Paid His Insurance Money-The Man
Restored to Health

ToRoNTo, July 2.--The Daily Mail
of this city lately published series OF
articles that make out q story hard to
believe The subject of the articles is
a Grand Trunk brakeman named Sam
Murray, who has crowded into his
twenty nine years of life an experience
that would kill a dozen men.
One day few months ago Murray
had three fingers crushed while coup.
ling cars In short time the in Jured
hand became gangrened, and the
three fingers had to be nmputated. 1t
was five months before the hand
healed AMI then Murray went back to
his work as brakeman. But he never
recovered his old time health. On the
contrary, he fell in weight from 200
TO l40 pounds He was constantly
troubled with pain in the back aud
dizziness. lie failed so that many
thought he was going into consump-
tion. Still he kept on with his work.
He was walking down street one
evening, when he suddenly fell. lie
was carried into the Office of n doctor,
who pronounced the case one ofparaly-
sis. Murray recovered in little while,
but was advised by the doctor to be
very careful A few days afterward
his arms gave out This loss of control
over his limbs occurred with alarming
frequency. Pimples aud boils appeared
all over his body, and his limbs be-
came swollen so that he could not
wear boots. His physician told him
that he had blood poisoning and he
was as good as dead man
Murray belonged to the brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen and to the insur-
ance branch of the Grand Trunk rail-.
way, and received sick benefits. The
Grand Trunk had Murray examined
when his case became so serious, and
four physicians certified on oath that
he could never recover. Then the
Grand Trunk company paid him his
life insurance money on accoint OF to-
tai disability.
About this time Murray heard OF
Dodds Kidney Pills, and of cases sim
liar to his they had cured. He at once
bought box and before it was fin
ished he had begun to improve. One
dozen boxes cured him. To show that
there is no doubt of the cure, and that
it is permanent, Murray has since had
his life insured in leading company,
after a thorough examination by two
physicians as to his physical condition,
and is to-day healthy, happy and
hearty man.
These pills are now within easy
reach of every citizen of the United
States. If the local druggist'has not
got them in stock, they may be pro-
cured by writing The Dodds Medicine
Co., mited, Buffalo, n Y, or Toron-
to, Canada Price, so cents per box, or
six boxes for 81. so. BE sure TO get
DODDS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
CURIOUS SUGGESTIONS.

Applying three of the dogs hairs to
a dogs bite prevents any evil conse-
quences.
Three hairs plucked from the cross
marked on an ass back will cure the
whooping cough.
Stays draw, by their breath, SER
penis from their holes, and then
tramp them to death.
When pigs carry straw in their
mouths, or when they run grunting
home, rain is at hand.
To eat food that mouse has nib
bled will give sore throat, but fried
mouse is a specific for smallpox.
Crickets bring good luck to house,
and to kill one is unluclSy. If they
forsa1e house death will follow.
A spider incloscd in a quilt and hung
about the neck will cure the ague,
and if worn in a nut shell will cure
fever.
Satan's most favorite form is that
Of a black cat, hence it is suggestive
of witches and is said to have nine
lives.
Rats forsale a ship before n wreck,
or house before a fall, and if they
gnaw at furniture in room it pre-
sages death.
A dogs howl near a house pre-
sages the death of sick inmate. and
when dogs wallow in the dust, look
for foul weather.
The British museum has n book pub
lished by an anonymous author in $780,
1t has the odd title, "Did You Ever
See Such Stuff, or, So Much the Bet
ter, Being Story Without Head or
Tail, Wit or IIumor."
The Radcliffe library has blacl;
letter book entitled, "a Crystal
Glass for Christian Women, Exhibit
ing the Goodlie Life and Death of
Katherine Stubs, of Burton, upon
Trent, in Stnlfordshire.
In 1895 an English preacher pub
lished n sermon entitled "Quippes for
Upstart Newfangled Gentlewomen
Containing a Pleasant lnvcctive
Against the Fantastical Foreign Toys
Dalie Used in Women's Apparel"
A London secondhand bookseller
recently advertised a little book of
religious consolation. 1t was pub
lished in 1880, and bears the consola-
tory title, "a Handkerchief for Par
ents' Wet Eyes Upon the Death Of
Children"
Lowell, the naturalist, in 1861, pub
lished book at 0Sford entitled,
Pan-Zoologico Mineralogia," title
which recalls that proposed by Rabe-
iais, who intended to call one of his
books "Antipericata me taparahenged-
smphicribrationes."
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

Venezuela gives sugar, coffee, va
nilla, rubber, tonca beans and cocoa.
Switzerland yields cheese, butter,
condensed milk, clocks and watches.
France exports wines, silks, chest
nuts, walnuts, olives, plums and
fashions.
Servia gives the rest of the world
about 90, 900 pounds of dried plums
every year.
Spain exports wine, raisins, onions,
oranges, nuts, olives, iron, quiclSsil-
yer, lead and copper.
The principal agricultural product
of Germany is potatoes; the second is
hay; the third is beets.
The leading articles of export from
Great Britain are cotton goods, wool
ems, linens and metals.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

Canada exports every year over
So, 900, 900 worth of wool and its man
ufactures and 100000 worth of
cheese.
The leading products of Austria are
the food-gralns, sugar-be ets, tobacco,
hemp, wine, iron, coal and the pre-
cious metals.
Russia exports wheat, cattle, hides,
wool, gold, iron, copper, lum Der and
platinum, and manufactures enormous
quantities of alcohol and sugar.
The United States manufactures
more iron, steel, copper and lead than
any other country on the globe, Great
Britain being little ahead on zinc
and tin.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
John l.. Stoddard.

The world-famous traveller and lect-
urer, has enjoyed unexampled oprGr-
tunities for the collection of the tusst
and best selected photographs OF
American scenery, the choicest OF
which are published in u series of six
teen portfolios, with eloquent descrip-
tive sketches from his own pen. In
connection with this work, "Our
Country and Our Neighbors," the pub
fishers offer large new steel plate of
Niagara Falls, the finest ever engraved,
and which can be procured in no other
manner, both for the absurdly low
price of SO. Call at the Michigan Cen
trail ticket Office and see them.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

60 9,oo0 miles to reach the land Of the
prune. The irrigated lands of Idaho
along the line of the Union Pacific
system are capable of producing the
class of fruit seen in the Idaho Ex-
hibit at the Worlds Fair Whyl by
stopping in Idaho you'll save enough
on your fare and freight to make tho.
first payment on your farm Investi-
gate.
Advertising matter sent on applica-
ton. Address L. l.. Lomax, g. +. s.
Z. A.. Omaha. Neb.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
CHIPS AND SHAvINCS.

Black River, Wis, policemen be-
sieCed house for three hours in the
full conviction that burglars were in
side. They found a COW, which had
entered through the kitchen door.
"a Tacoma, Wash, couple have been
married nineteen years and have four
teen children, all living. During the
past ten years they have been divorced
three times and as often remarked.
General Gibbon of Baltimore has
secured curious flag of truce which
was used by the Florida Indians in
1S40. 1t consists of n bunch of white
feathers, a string of white beads and
piece OF tobacco.
A New Yorker advertises for lost
cat named "Snooperkatz," which he
admits was exceedingly dishonest.
To Sun interviewer the disconsolatc
owner said: "Why, sir, that cat
would climb up the screen door of the
elevator and push the button; and as
soon as he saw the elevator coming up
he would run down the stairs and eat
up the elevator boys lunch"
Mr.. G. X. Parker OF West Midway
was refused admission TO a Boston
theater several days ago because he
presented himself at the ticket Office
and wished to go in and see tho per-
Torrance in his shirt sleeves. While
Mr.. Parker is said to be a clean, sober,
well-Jehaved gentleman with lots OF
money, he believes that people nova
days wear too much clothing aud con-
sequcntly he refrains from wearing
either . coat or ovcrcoat.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

1t is unluclSy for a stray swarm Of
bees to alight on your land, and il
bees swarm on a rotten tree a death
in the family will occur within year.
If person suffering from whooping
cough asks advice of man riding on.
piebald horse, the malady will be
cured by doing what the man tells
him to do.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

The essential lung-healing principle
of the pine tree has finally been sue
cessfully separated and refined into a
perfect cough medicine, DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by all deal
ers on a guarantee of satisfaction.