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yided shall be exsminsd before the nomina;
S ssa R' pTeT.nt any S0s 81 the %
ment from applying TO any Senst0r OF mem II
section provides that any apple or soliei;;
tation made II yiclstSn q this act Sh ,s
name Of the applicant making the same shsll
not be further considered By any ofacer OF the
Government in making nomination or sp-
Mr. strsus SAYS: :" Such bill ought 70 re-
the q v.ss %sn R sst
son. II can get It before the House Not only
will II relieve Congrsssmen from the dissers 2,
necessary, several reputable men for the same
choose whomsoever he desires The matter
OF appointments will thus be confined solely to
the applicants and the heads OF the depart
ments."
Senator Sherman Of Ohio. . member Of the
Committee on Foreign Relations. introduced.
explains cd, and had passed in the Senate to-day
q bill tc amend the first section Of the Behring
Sea act OF the 9Th inst By inserting the word
Inclusive" instead 81 the word exolusivs
AZ amended the section reads that II shall not
within spns IF t1t q IL:
was satisfied that the error was not made "a
the office OF the secretary OF the senate but
had already been corrected By correspondence
between the State Department and the British
Minister.
Secretary Lamont to-day received the resie-
nation OF Charles Y. Coon. who was con6dsn-
tial clerk to the QuarteIm astsr- General at
Gen. sickles for Congress and was an Assist
ant Secretary OF the Treasury under Presi-
dent Harrison's Administration. The restg-
nation was promptly accepted.
"shep" is the name Of . red collie that was
presented to Mrs. Cleveland last fall. He has
been quite q favorite in White House eirclss.
but Just at present he 10 In disgrace "shsp"
disappeared from home Yesterday mornnE
and for q time was grievousy missed. No re-
ward for his return was offered. however and
no searching party Vas SEM nm OUT T is
morning a telephone message was received
. S Collar inscribed Mira Grover Si.vsispdh
"shsD" was located. and later In the day an
oisse ~ sad BEEN led into kissandri. By
countrymsn, who sold him for, 81, The dog
outside his kennel In the White House grounds.
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sEvkxTr-EIRs1,s NEW ARMoKY.
Four THOUSAND Fris.d- OF the Regimrns Ate
tend the OpeninE C-Iebratior.


tend the Opening Celebration.
The opening celebration OF the new Seventy
first Regiment armory. at Park avenue and
hirty-fourth street. was attended by over
1000 persons last night In addition to the
members Of the regiment, Of the Second Bat
terry. and OF the Signal Corps. all OF which
organizations are to be quartered In the new
building. The feature OF the evening was the
production OF & @. Pratt's "Allecory OF the
War" in song rendered BY q chorus Of 800
voices The alleRory is divided into Ave parts
and gives . musical dslinsatlon OF the battles.
the camp fires the victories and the defeats.
and finally OF peace and prosperity.
The singing was preceded BY spesch by
Gen. Wager Swayne. He praised the efficlenoy
OF the regime emit, and spoke OF the rule requir-
Ing every man In tho body to be OF American
birth as . most desirable requirement He
finest In America. and that there was no fear
but that the regiment would continue to prove
itself At for the finest OF military homes
After the allegory there was . military dis:
Battery aud veterans OF the war, 1 ding the
Second Duryea Zouayes. and Seventy ninth
HighRuders After the parade there was
dsnclng which was continued until q late hour
The armory was slaborately decorated with
uniforms. whirling about with PRETTY dressed
girls while the regimental band poured forth
dance music from the balcony was gay one.
indeed. Among those present were Mayor
GilroS sx-Mayor Grant, Gen. Horace Porter.
COZ sarsin Col 6owa aas Col 4ppiston.
Many delegations from other regiments were
present ~ y
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Bismarck Censurs- Caerivi.

BERLIN. April 2o.-Princs Bismarck received
tho National Liberal members OF the Reichstag
at Friedrichsruh to-day. Addressing his
visitors Prince Bismarck said he did not fore
see any immediate foreign com plications. All
OF the European States, he said. were DESTROYS
of aquiring the very latest and most approved
patterns OF military and naval weapons aad the
newest inventions Of any instrument OF war
fare. and no one OF them felt Strong enough to
attack his neighbor. While this state OF Affairs
was b. no means an absolute guarantee of
bismarck esnsured Chsu eellor Won Caprivi for
fostering tho national aspirations OF tho Poles.
and. In commenting on tho growth OF social
ism. said that all the loyal parties would soon
be forced to unite in common cause against
the dangers which are threatening society.
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U. 8. FLAGsHIP sAy FRAScIsco. !

RIO DE JANEIRo. Brazil, Feb =. 1904.
Sir: In your circular Of the Goth ultimo the
statem snt Is made that had. by my action OF
the 2fth broken the nlOlus ripendi under
which neutral merchant ships were allowed To
Discharge cargo in the stream and. under the
protsetlon OF foreign flags. lighter 1t without
moderation TO the shore. Permit me TO say
that neither nor the senior officer who pre-
coded me has had any knowledge OF this
DIOdus UireHCii. and the United StAtss squadron
was not party to any such arrangement.
Your method OF observing the nodus rtretdi,
II IL existed, has been most singular. as these
tugs and lighters have been frequently nred
upon by the forces under your com ma and, and
In several Instances lighters containing ear
goes have hsen seized. / am not aware that
you have at any time. conceded the right TO
use foreign flags In the manner Indicated In
Permit M to add further that the statement
Of the situation. as expressed In your circular,
would have bssn more com plets II tho fact had
been set forth therein that American msrehAnt
vessels had been repeatedly hrsd upon Ehiie
moving about the haTbor on their lawful ousi-
ness and that you had declined TO Aeesds 70
my demand for the immediate cessation oil
these acts OF violence. In one case since m
arrival here an American vessel was nred upon
from Cobras Island before you could possibly
have known whether 1t Was her intention TO 90
to the wharf or TO anchor. HeEy [SspeetIully.
Rear Admiral U. s. Navy, commanding U. 8.
naval force on south Atlantic station
To Admiral SAIDASHA DA g ANA. Com N and eT-
In-Chisi insuTgsnt forces In the hAroor Of
Rio de JAneiTo.
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rw,. B.Slss TArowa Hate ,As KIv.r.

WAsHINaToS. April 2o,-Two tiny white
twins about tWsntI-four hours old. were
drowned Last night By being thrown into Rock
Creek. which il lust above Washington About
9 o'clock last Right David D. CustSEd saw :
Handsome covered carriage stop on the bridge.
Two Wsll-dIssssd men stepped out With >
bundle which one OF the men threw overheard.
Thea the men entered the carriage and drove
AWAI CustArd plunged thto the sataE. and.
catching the bundle IN bis arms, ssdsd ashore.
ahsn be found that II contained the tains.
The DsFpstraloFs Of ths crime have Aes yes
bssa discovered b. lhs police
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sued by the GsvsraAsa,.

1t Is announced By the D'v Goods Chronicle
that suit has been brought by the United
States against II. Brewer & Brother. dealers In
bags. of 10 Pearl street. for the recovery Of
duties alleged to ba due the Government on
buriap bags The amount which the Govern
ment sues to recover IL stated AS SIS. 600
which represents unpaid duties covering .
period OF several years
The Chronicle says that great numbers Of
foreign-made bags have been imported as re-
turned American made bags thus escaping
the payment OF the dutT Of two cents . pound.
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His Engagement to Princess AK OF Hesss
Annouaeed In CoburE.

CoBuRo. April 90 The betrothal Of the
Grand Duke Nicholas. Czarewitch OF Russia.
to the Princess Alix OF Hssse youngest sister
OF Grand Duke Ernest Louis OF Hesss. 10 an
nounced this morning. Emperor William was
the first person apprised OF the betrothal and
was profuse In his expression OF delight.
Queen Victoria was next informed. and she
too expressed her pleasure.
DARMsTADr, April 20.-Grapd Duke Ernest
Louis and his bride. Duchess Victoria Melita
made their entry into Darmstadt at noon to-
day. The Grand Duke and Duchess rode in an
open State carriage. and were vociferously
ehsersd By the crowds that filled the streets
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EIGuIEEN FIRST AID BROKERS

IfYou Faint, These Are tn Men who Kaow
How BriHE TOu To.
The following members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. who have recently received
instruction in first aid to the injured. have
passed the required examination. which was
made by Dr. Hersey G. Locks OF 2 West Forty
third street, and they will be furnished with
the diplomas OF the society:
FawAFI O. AnnsAs Charles A. Lnmmia
Ismuel q BensilcL Charles O. HAcy.
ChATss T. BTttton. Edwin W. Oryis,
Frederic T. Bontacoa GeoTge b. Post JT-
D. v u Cox Talbot j. Taylor,
John n ClewA Albert z. ThAyeE
Hampton Howell ". LedYArd Thorn pson,
Henry Al Hume, ThouA, Is. NilliAmA
Charles L. knOblAueh. waiter O. NhIItinghAm-
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xURzx1N TOOK L<UDaNUA.
At First the Inprsssioa Got Abroad that he
Had Died - Natural Death.

Had Died - Natural Death.
Max Kurzman. a clerk. IS years old who
died suddenly at his home. 1928 Lexington ave-
nue.. on Thursday morning. killed himself By
taking desc OF laudapum. According to the
report made TO the Coroner by Kurzman's
brothsr-in-law. the man was crazy when he
took the drug. He had been . sufferer from
pains In his head. but on Wednesday night be-
fore going TO bed he appeared more cheerful
than usual Upon entering his room on Thurs
day morning Mrs thurman said that her hus-
band was i'll and she sent for the family ply
sician- The sick man died about three hours
later. The doctor notified the Coroner's once
that it was q case OF suicide.
Deputy Coroner o. Hare examined the body
and issued q certificate. stating that death had
resulted from shock caused by opium poison
ing. On Thursday night DIR. OHare said that
there wss nothing u me case sni that ne had
he explained that he was talking about an
other death which took place on Amsterdam
avenue. and had not meant to conceal tho
circumstances Of Kurzman's death
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Ss,.. OF FsrsIx. Hapss.u.xs.

which will leave Naples April 25 for New York
will call at Horta. fAyal. for the remainder OF
the N measurement cargo Of the steamer Ems
The elections for membsrs Of the Cortss held
Ia the return OF lOB supporters OF the Govern
msnt, 40 PTogressists. II Independents. and
Republicans.
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QUEESsTowS. April 2O.-The steamer Britain
mic. which arrived here this morning. had a
frlghtfully rough passage, sncountering fierce
head gales. For two days heavy seas broke
over the ship. during which time she was In
great danger The passengers were compelled
TO remain below for the greater part Of the
VOYAGE The vessel was unable 10 land her
New York pilot aud was compelled TO bring
him to Queenstown
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Philadelphia WOrkIagmsa In WAshiaEtSa 90
Protest. Against ths Wnsoa BiII.


wAsHISGToN. April 20.-Ths delegation OF
Pennsylvania Workingmen. $50 strong. to pro-
test against the passage OF the Wilson Tariff
bill. arrived in Washington at noon to-day.
A small crowd was at the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad station to meet them. but there was
no demonstration. They quietly proceeded to
Mstzsrott's Music Hall. where thsY held :
mass meeting to draw up a petition and reso-
buttons. to be presented to Congress to-mor-
row. protesting against the passage Of the
Wilson Tariff bill. The league IL composed
Of both Democrats and Republicans. Thsy sx-
peet to parade tomorrow II theJ can get per-
nit from the police authorities As the msn
are ali VERY respectable 10 manner aud appear
Anes. It Is not thought likely that ans, obisc-
ton will be made to the granting Of the per
nit The delegation was met here by heprs-
sentative Alfred O. Harmsr OF Pennsylvania
who will be one Of the speak srs in their behalf
Tomorrow. The leaders saJ they will have
5000 men in line to-morIoy., and that thsy
they expect to get hearing before the Senate
Finanes COMMITTEES. In the event that hear
ing Is not accorded them Tomorrow. they will
try TO secure one on Monday.
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sIo,h.r.d Uaa.r . M..,r....

Samuel Gross. ~ years old. OF % Ludlow
street. was accidentally smothsred yesterday
morning while sleeping with his grand
father. Abraham GROSS They occupied
small. ill-ighted bedi DOM to the rear OF the
general living apartments, The old man got
up early yesterday morning and Awoks his
son who slept on mattIess in the front room.
Then forgetting all about the child. he threw
the heavy mattress on the bed Half an hour
later, missing his grandson. he found the child
smothsTsd to death under the mAttress. The
old man was almost crazed with grief.
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81. JoHS'S n r. April 2o.-ThiS hsrbOr and
the whole coast for hundred miles has hssn
blocked With lee fer the last week. No steam
srs can possibly enter or leave The Allan
liner Corsan. from Glasgow for PHILADELPHIA.
slnes yesterday. The steamers LouisbuFg
from Boston and the Coban. from Portland.
both With general cargo for this port. are in
ths sAms nslEh boThoodi Also several sailing
vessels. all waiting for charge In the Wind
Witch sln drive the lee on shore sRd allow
Iham = reach pork
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A s-rsh sos,s.y A; ne ,...

Alfred II. Alexander. 30 years old. Of Ill
Palisade avenue. West lIot oxen. AN agent Of
the Bergh society In Hudson county Was
brutslly bsatsL on Thursday by Joseph Wad-
dinRton. . contractor Of 5OS Grand street.
Hoboksn. Alexander was sent to Wadding-
tons stable to Investigate charges that the
contractor was lll-tr-Atlhg his horses. Nad-
dington attacked him with 'luh, break ing
some Of his ribs. Alexander is In a pTecArious
condition. NaddingtOn 10 under arrest
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The ferry boats Montana and Colorado Of the
Williamsburgh line colllded in mid-stream
yesterday morning during the fog. The Colo
radios rail aud part of the mems cabin were
carried away. The MontAna's paddle wheel
was slightly damaged. The collision occurred
her way to the ferry landing at Roosevelt
street. which the Montana had Just left. The
no one was injured. The boats will be running
a uAuAl to-dkF
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I,.trustlsn. ts lAs HsLrI.s Sc. p 81.

WASHINGTON. April 20.-sseretary Herbert
signed and forwarded the instructions to
commanders OF vessels OF the fur seal patrol
rect this afternoon. and copy Of the instrue-
lions was delivered to sir Julian Pauncsfots.
the British Ambassador. who was also fur
nishsd with a complete list Of oftieers Of the
linz Vho are on the American patrol vessels.
including ali grades from CAPTAINS 70 cadets.
VINO might possibly es called upon e com
b. ne Queen. under the provisions q the Par
hsmsntsry act to seize vsssels NJ ing the
BTitish Dag IN forbidden waters. The lnstEue-
lions will net BE- made public
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. Sugar D.,.s.,,o. OF for wa.I,ux,s.

NEw ORLEANS. April 2o-A COMMITTEES Of
sugar planters left here last night for Wash
ingtou to confer with the friends of sugar
there. and to see what steps are to be taken to
prevent legislation hostile to the sugar inter-
est The Board OF Directors Of the sugar TX
change Of this city have decided to call 8 gem
era meeting Of sugar men OF the State. Inyi-
tstions have been sent out Tor preliminary
conference At ths 81 ChATlss motel next week
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say. = Polls..p. slru / HI-.

James Mcclure. aged IL years. OF 1885 South
Fourth street. WilliamsbuTgh. is very IN with
psritonitis at HIS home. lie says policeman
struck him In the abdomen ia front OF the
NOVELTY Theatre tecEuss other boJs we're
throwing stones, dozen policemen have
been taken before him. but no has Identified
none Of them. The police DO not believe his
stOrJ.
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CAPT. sloeua o. ,ss Pira.Iar B,sL.

Capt. Joshua Slocum, who until recently
commanded the Brazilian submarine gunboat
PfrAtiny. formerly the DESTROYER. arrived here
last night on the brazilian bark Elma from
PsTnambuco. The lima anchored in the la y.
Capt. Slocum has had various adventures IN
several seas ard Is "a good hnni At srinning .
yarn. lie was once commander "f the AueFi-
can shin Northern Light. which was not pop
ular craft among seafaTlnE meL.
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MADRID. April 2o-Ths Pope's address to
the Spanish pilgrims on Wednesday has
aroused the supporters OF Don Carlos. the
Bourbon pretsnder to the throne OF Spain. to
the issuance OF a manifesto com batting some
OF the sentiments expressed by his Holm es a.
lists as advising full recognition OF the soys-
reigntY OF King Alfonso MIL. and IN their
manifesto they Intimate their disbelief in the
infalibility OF the Holy Father when dealing
with political questions
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A thief got into the apartments Of MIRA
Lillian jerome at 10 West Thlrtisth street on
Thursday. and $3.50 Eortk OF sIlYerwars WAS
stolen, Suspicion fell upoL James Purcell II
Gal Third avenue, who was snplOYsd by Mrs
terdAy morning. Most ,, the st0l en- articles
were found in his room. lie was held for trial
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Surrogate Abbo,t'. Tra.l Stolen.

A trunk belonging to Surrogate Abbott OF
Kings county was stolen yesterday afternoon
from an express wagon at the junction Of
Fulton and Court streets brooklyn. one Of the
busiest points In the city. IL contained among
other things. clothing for Mrs. Abbott and her
children who are at Lakewood.
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U. s. FLAGSHIP SAN FRANCISCO. ID RATE
II n nD L.

SIN: in reply to your communication OF yes
terdsy. which had the honor to. receive. ask
tive intsrfsrsncs in our domestic trouble
or II 1t only refers to- the protection, Of com.
msrce under the American flag" permit
me to sas that sa are Isr4sal q the re
you would. think, make this question I'M
necessary. as they all refer 70 ACTS OF violence
and interference committed by your orders
t. ssA pnot.ee these vessels. howsver In or
f'f h. ssA' to 'A; "a, that, 10 mo- case, hay:
intsrieIsd in the sliEhtsss WY ,,s with the
ton V to DO 80. That 10 not my mission. Ny
duty 10 to protect Americans and American
eommsrcs. and this intend to do to the full
American vessels must not be interfered
with In any way in their movements In going
to the yh.Fvss or .6ont ne nsrSSrul. 1s Ing
where legitimate hostiiitiss are actually in
progress am not laying down any new prin;;
Established principles OF intern stional law. =.
There Is another point which II may be we'll
to speak Of now: Until bslligersnt rights are
accorded you. you have no right to exercise
or other property Of any kind, You cannot
search neutral vessels or seize any portion OF
their cargoes. even though they be within the
band Of war during hostiiitiss Bstwssn two in
dependent Governments. The foroibls seizure
OF any such articles by those under your com:
%apd .Sad Pc In
speak thus plainly. have the honor to be. sir.
f R..r ri %dRSr.i Navy ceanandlns &. g.
To Admiral sSIDASH. DA CANA. commanding
Insurgsnt force In harbor OF Rio de Jansiro.
Brazil
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U. S FLAasnIp Sc .SY FERs..NeIsoO. % BAL. !

L. FLAGSHIP San FRANCISCO. % RATE.
mo DE- JASEEIo. Brazil. Jan. "a. 1894.
SIR: have the honor to enclose herewith a
cory OF letter which ! received Yesterday
from the master OF the Amsriean bark Agate
vpol With Osll cartridges both from the island
OF Cobras and from the insurgent vessels Ira:
iasO and GuAInabSrA with the Intention Of
stopping her from going In to the wharf.
no" demand that any order which any ship or
SHORE battery under your command may now
movements Of any American vessel About
This harbor. while IN the pursuit OF her lawful
business, ts rssciRded at once. ] also request
loL notified when this has been done.
This demand 10 not attended to restrict or
military or naval Operations American ship
masters have been warned Of the risk they in
eur from accidental or stray shots By going TO
A. Il. 4. BERHAM.
Rear Admiral l. navy, commanding U. &.
naval force on South Atlantic station.
To Admiral SALDANHA DA CANA hRFboE Of
hl0 de JAneiTO. Brazil
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EsrssIasat Aaars~s NOt Ts Attssd tAs "a
AsGAiIIs CsAGsFszss-

PaovIDENoK. April 2o.-Prssidsnt E H. AA-
drsws Of BEOWa UniVsFsitS has decided not 70
b present At the intsrnatlonsl el@ststlie
he has Isea lasitsA
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St2 to S35 per cult.

These are in the most exclusive
fabrics, including the choicest pat
terms in plaids They are correct
in every particular and cannot be
duplicated elsewhere.
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Perfect in
Every Way.

We refer to our new and very
swell 3-button cutaway sack, which
we are offering at from
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L; :. FLAGSHIP SLN fEANCIsCo. ID RATE.
hig ~ JANEIRo. Brazil. jan. 20, 1894.
sIk: Not having received 3 reply from you TO
ny demand relating TO the cessation OF all 40:
hoianees to American vessels 10 pursuit OF
lhslr lawful business about this hArboT. As re-
Yaested IL my letter to you oil the 9th instant
nave 10 notify you that three American YES
Aels having signiisd 10 me their desire TO pro-
SEED 70 the city sharyss tO-moTeH morning,
Will convoy thsms To their hsrths and Will
Ss..aI Win toTes any attempt 70 step or other
, A. r IN. BERHAA,
lear Admiral U. S. Nayy, Commanding o. s.
naval force on South Atlantic Station
no Admiral S4LpASHA DA CANA. hArbor OF
Flo de JGnsiTo. Brazil.
On the same dAT the following eommunIeA-
lion VAS sent TO the General commanding the
Hoops defending The eity;
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l.. = FLAGSHIP san ERASCIsGo, ID RATA |
RIO BE JAHEIRO Rail- ian "a llall
BIB; The commander Of the insurgsnt nest
mas torelely DToFsntsd American Fssssla fTosa
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% inform you that to morrow morniSs two or
more American vessels viii 40 to those
wharyes under my protection, and tn t u they
return the are
from the yater front In the vicinity Of Cebras
Island, although special care will be taken
that no life or property there will BE- sndsn-
This notification would have been sens
earlier. but the lnsurRent lesdsr, up to 10
letter Of yesterday. announcing my Intention
70 see these vessels safely To- their wharves.
Very respectfully, A. Fl X. BENHAM
lantic station.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
Marvellous Results.

FROM letter written by Rev. j. Gun
derman. of Dimondale, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: II have
no hesitation in recommending Dr.
Kings Now Discovery, as the results
were almost marvellous in the case of
my wife. While I was pastor of the
Baptist Church at Rives Junction she
was brought down with pneumonia sue
ceeding la grippe. Terrible paroxysisms
OF coughing would last hours with little
interruption and 1t seemed as IL she
could not survive them. A friend recon :.
mended DR.. Kings New Discovery; it
was quick in it's work and highly salts
factory in results" Trial bottles free
at Christian g. Barbees drug store.
Regular size, so cents and 81.