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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
MITTELDORFER'S
AUGUST
SLAUGHTER SALE.
BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT OF PRICES.
OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN.
All Summer Goods Must Be SOld-DreSS
Goods Almost Given Away.
,Mattings, Carpets, Rugs, Under
wear, ParasOlS, Window
Shades, Blcachcd and
Brown COttOns, Sheet
ings, Remnants OF
All Kinds.

All MINUS
PRICES ON ALL GOODS STILL LOWER
THIS WEEK.
ANDROSCOGGIN Al BLEACHED
FRriT-O OF -THE-LOoM. bleached at Z
FARMFRs' CHOICE ~ bleached at
3-4c. reduced from l-Sc.
A "a Bleached Cotton at SIC. worth
BERKLEY ~ Fine Cambria at &C..
reduced from re.
CoRoNGT fine Cambria at 7c.. worth
Tnbleached Cottons at IL, 4. IL, s.
WHITE-GOODS at one half the regular
prices.
lOc., worth :, s. 10, Z. 15 Il. 20. and sc.
Large Plaid Sheer India Linen at l-fc..
worth l5c.
An of our Shantong Pongees, satines,,
crepe cloths Wool Chailies; trench
TO be sold until all are gone at &c. yard.
Is. To- and u l-2c. Challies at lie.
yard.
Goods that were %, 81 IL, 80, and 6Oc.
to be sold at lSc. per yard.
Irish Lawns at IL. reduced from
our entire stock Of Black. Colored. and
Fancy Silks at one third the former
FLANNELs! FLANNELsi
White, Red. Blue. and Gray Flannels
from the recent large auction sales In
New York TO be sold regardless OF value.
A 25c. White Flannel at II lc2c.
n Acc. White a. Flannel at 20c.
a soc. White A Flannel at 25c.
a Joc. Red Twiled Flannel at &c.
A soc. Blue TwilIed Flannel at &c.
a COO. Blue Twllled Flannel at &c
Blankets from the same sales at sacrf-
flee prices.
Canton Flannels at S, IA. s. and &c.;
last years prices s, l2 Ia, Is. and 2oc.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
LADIES MISSES, CHILDREN'S AND
GENTLEMEN'S at one third the regular
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS at s. o. s.
9. H. II, and 15c.. worth Is. Is, %. 30. 81,
GEN TLEMEN's BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS at 20. Is. So.
10. and Soc. worth three times the money.
MISSES AND CHfLDREN'S VESTS at
the same reduction.
REMNANTS of all kinds on our three
large centre counters, marked In plain
figures at one fourth Of the regular price
when in whole pieces
CORSETS Of ali the NEST popular
brands at greatly reduced prices:
MATTINGS, CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES.
MATTINGS at IL. 5. 10, u Il, IS.
II i-2. and soc; last years prices Is. IS %.
q, 30 IS, and Soc.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS at 20. q. %. and
35c, reduced from 40 60 Co. and 1c.
WINDOW-SHADES at O. Is. 90. and
35c. reduced from Is. t0. %. and 75c.
CARPETS at enc third the former
prices. to close out our entire stock
RUGS to be sold at great reductions.
BELTS and BUCKLES. RIBBONS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HAMBURGS,
LACcS Of all kinds. to be sold at sacri-
MITTELDORFER'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
sideboard top with concealed drip
Care to save money on House
ware A few hints

PRESERVING KETTLES.-Think OF
buying a Four-Quart Porcelain Lined
Preserving Kettle for 15c.; A-quart
for Sac: between sizes proportonately.
ROCKING CHAIRS.-6oc. buys dol
lars worth-Larse ard Roomy ROCK
ing-Chairs sixteenth century flnlsh,
lust Is OF them. equal 10 the value OF
s. worth in any house where com
fort counts for anything, N.9o each.
Hurry or you will not get one.
For few days Mason's Porce-
lain-Lined.Top Fruit.Jars are per
dozen, for pints, 49,; quarts, sac.
Granite Ironware-the Safe, Ser
viceable, Up-to-Date Kitchenware'
Ten times Tin Wear
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CLOSING OUT CHILDREN.S REEF
ERS AT HALF PRICE AND LESS.

CLOSING OUT CHILDREN'S REEF
ERS AT HALF PRICE AND LESS
HOusEKEEPERs' LINES At PRICES,
WELL WORTH A. Journey All
Linen Check Glass-Towels, 3ixls. sc;
each--s for 2jc.--valne l5c. each; Al
Linen Large Cheek Gnass-Towels. %xis.
each Sc; All-Lnen Huck Towels.
hemmed or fringei, 3Sxa each l2isS.;
3s-inch Turkish Towel. &c Joliy
Bath Towel Sx5l. SOD for for ~" Gsrm mUm
Table Damask. So inches wide, per
yard SOC; 75c. quality now Soc.
FrInged All-Lnen Damask Doilies,
each 3nc.: ls-inch Cotton Diaper per
piece &c; a No s MarS on sort For for
SOC. Al-Linen Crash, per YARD S,2c:
DUCKING.--lS % and l2Izc. quality,
Ducking in striped and figured, VIII
be closed out, per yard &c; l-SS.
quality India Linon Tor &c. per yaru'
l2Iac. quality for &C.. Fine-Quality FER,
sian Lawn, sold Saturday per yard
Is 2-3c.. now lie.
LADIES' DERWEAR.-Skirts made
OF good cotton, s-inch lace ruilie. WIN
cluster tuck, S9c. each, insteaa Vi
75c: Yoke Gowns. trimmed with Ham
burg inserting and tucks. iSc. each;
V-Neck Gowns, Hamburg-edge trim
ming. hemstitched yoke, and tucks.
Csc each, ought to be 81; &c. Chemiss'
yoke OF embroidery, and lace trimmed
will be closed out at 29c. each; an.
other lot of Chemse, with yoke Of
embroidery and tucks. closing price
each 4:c. q dozen Tucked Drawers,
made OF Androscoggin cotton, per palr
25c.
KNIT UNDERwEAR.-Ladies Isle
Vests. light colors. each Csc. been
sec: Ladies' and Children's Swiss
Ribbed Vests. closing price. &c. each:
HANDK Ere HIEFS.-Ladies' White
Hemsdtched Handkerchief. each &c. ;
ladies' Sheer Linen Embroidered
Handkerchiets. Ice: each instead OF
Csc: Gentlemen's Colored- Bordered or
White Hemstitched HandkerchiefS,
for Csc. instead of 121ac. each.
Special attraction to make the
day famous
1000 packages real Linen Paper.
one and one-quarter pounds to the
package, ruled and plain, CONNER
cial and octave. per package I5c.-
regular worth soc. Envelopes to
match, IS to the package, for sc.
Refrigerator closing priceS-Ihe
Famous North Star.--To close out
the few remaining at less than cost
is better business than to carry
them over. Here's three prices
What the maker wanted US to get,
then the cut-prices that built up
July selling, and, now the closing
prices. Those marked " tank "
have porcelain.lined water-tank.
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WATER -COOLERS.-5O Two-Gailon
Water-Coolers. Nickie-Plated Faucet,
from $50 each 10 s)c.; Two-Burner
Full Nickle-Platei Gas-Stoves. 50
each. from 2is; Heavy Polished-Tln
Dish-Pans 15c. each; Mexican Ham
mocks. will hold four people, 9Sc. each
instead Of s..
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SPECIMEN CASES.

S. ii. Clifford, New Casscl, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his stomach was disor-
dercd, his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elcc-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had n running sore on his leg of
eight years standing. Used three
bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes of Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, o., had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was in
durable. One bottle Of Electric Bit
tiers and one box Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by
a. Il. Hargrave, Druggist.
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CoxEYITEs FOUND GUILTY.

WAsnINeros, May 3..-The three
leaders of the ccmmonweal, Gehei g,
jacob Sllcher Coxey, Marshal Carl
Brown aud Christopher Columbus
Jones, have been found guilty of VIC.
lating the laws by Jury of their
peers and will have to submit to a
sentence hereafter to be imposed by
the court for their recent delnonstra
ton on the Capitol grounds.
All three of the accused were con-
victed on the first count of the in.
dictment, Which charged them with
displaying in the Capitol grounds
the banner of tho Coxey Good Roads
Association Jones, of Philadelphia
was acquitted of the second. count,
which accused him of treading on the
grass, but Coxoy and Brown were
convicted.
Two weeks may elapsc, during
which the trio will be free on bail,
before the motion for new trial liz
argued ard decided. The penalty
provided by law is the same for each
offense viz: a fine not to exceed 800
and imprisonment i'll Jail for not
more than sixty days, or both. within
the discretion of the court. Accord
insly, the maximum punishment
which may be melted out to Coxey
and Brown is 5000 and 100 days,
while Christopher Columbus Jones
is subject to $500 and GO days.
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HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL.

1t was not intended that every
woman should be beautiful, but thou
sands of women are homely, not be-
cause the Lord made them SO, but
because they just jumped into it.
Nobody is to be blamed for having n
broken nose, unless it was broken
while sticking itself into other peo-
pies business, but there is no excuse
for n muddy complexion or sculy
skin or fnce adorned with blotches
like black men on n checker board.
These things mean impure blood and
impure blood can always be purified
by the use of DR.. Da>id's 1odo-Fer-
rated Sarsapalilla. For sale at A. T..
Hargrave's, Tnzewell, and q. w.
Greever's, Graham, Va.
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Tor mouths past, in consequence OF
the indications of native unrest
Many persons iu high authority in
India have been writing home that
Lord Elgin will have his bauds full
before long, and that grave occur
rences may be expected in the near
future. 1t is significant that the in.
quiries of the opium commission have
contributed much to the discomfort
among the natives, while the popula.
ton of the whole north is sulky and
rebeilious because tho government is
trying to meet its losses by increas-
ing the assessment OF the land tax.
The anxiety which has prevailed
for some time in European circles in
lndia has now been extended to Eng
land itself by the alarmist article
which appeared in tho London Spec
tator on Saturday. The article, after
X pressing great apprehensions based
on recent dispatch, and private let.
ters. says:
SIT is, at all events, within the lin.
it's of possibility that within the next
few days all questions which now in
ter,st the country may be swallowed
up by the intelligence that we have
for the second time in the Inst half
century India to rcconquer.r
Tho fact is then recalled that next
Thursday is the thi,ty.seventh ami
vcrsary of the fatal 10th of May,
1857, the first day of the great mu
tiny, an anniversary that has never
been forgotten. The article contiu
ues:
"hlay is the time for instructions,
the people believing TINT heat pros.
irates white men; and If rising has
been arranged it is during this month
that it would burst out all over
Northern India. just ut this time
we appear to be receiving one of
those strange warnings which have
frequently preceded disturbances, and
which in 1857 took the form of the
distribution of chapattics, little un
leavened cakes. Through Behar and
u part of the Northwest they we're
distributed by unknown hands, re-
ceived i'll silence rs by men under
stood what they meant, and passed
on to meet everywhere with the same
reception.
"This time it takes the shape of
atch Vf plaster mixed with bnir, with
which the trees of the endless man
go groves have been secretly beduub
cd throughout Behar and the pro
vinces to tho east and west. AS in
1857, no one knows how this was
done, or by whom, though the mum
Der of persons involved must be great
The police, if they know anything
reveal nothing. and the people re
main lost i'll that apparently unob
servant silence which, throughout
Asia, when II dangerous incident oc-
ours, means mischief. That silence
implies and proves that if anything
serious is intended the Hiudoos and
Mnssnlmhns, as in 1857. are both in
it, for they both understand national
ways equally well. The meaning of
the chapntti as II signal escaped the
government officials in 1857 rs the
meaning of the distribution of plas
ter escapes it now"
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passing through tho present crisis
with less arrangement of business
and less general distress than any
other section.
The Democratic idea of govern
ment has always prevailed in this
section. Our great leaders, from
Jefferson down, have taught rs to
eschew patcrnalism and require from
government only the protection of
the individual against the encroach-
ments of others. Every citizen en-
joys the inalienable right to life, lib.
crty and the pursuit of happiness,
ard it is the functions of government
to see TO it that these rights are not
infringed or abridged But it is not
the duty of government to feed and
ciothe the citizen or to furnish hin,
occupation.
After all. who can blame the ignor.
ant and unemployed tools of protect
ed moropolists if they have learned
too we'll the lesson which has been
so often repeated to WIN their votes9
They see that their Employers look
to government to foster their bust
ness BY n high tariff, and enable
them to amass grent fortunes 1t is
not strange that they look with long.
ing eyes to that same paternal gov.
eminent for relief in their time of
distress. These dcluded victims of n
ialsc system must unltarn the les
sons they have been taught. They
must go back 10 The first principles
and be made to understand that in
this free country every citizen must
work out his own salvation; that the
government only guarantees to him
the right to work in his own WAY, so
lorg ms he does not interfere with
the rights of others.
President Cleveland was rioht
when he said some time ago that the
South is the cradle and guardian of
American liberty. The South is to.
cay setting an example which it
would be well for the citizens of 9th.
er sections to heed if they would not
see representative government super.
seeded by central despotism, mis-
called patornal.-Advance.
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THE DIFFERENCE.

The fact has several times been
mentioned that the South furnishes
no recruits for the so called army of
the comnonweal, while auxiliary
bands have been formed throughout
che North and West There must be
a reason for this difference, and it is
worth. while to inquire what is the
reason or reasons. In the first place
the white population of tie South is
more homogeneous than the popula
ton OF other sectors 9. There is in
each Southern State n very small
percentage of foreign 5oru citizens.
Ihe natives of these State are natur
ely conservative. They understand
the character of our Republican in.
situations and they know whit are
the true fnnct-on of government. In
eneh of the NJ. thern and Western
States there is large infusion of
the foreign element. Unfortunately,
the Immigrants belong chiefly TO the
lower classes in the States from
which they come. They bring with
them crude idesa, or rather false
ideas, of republican institutions, and
they still retain the European idea
that government must do everything
for the citizen. The paternal theory
OF government seems to be ineradica.
bly, fixed in their minds. The Re
publican party has fostered this idea
both by ihe pension system and the
protective tariff, and now not ONLY
che foreign born citizens, but natives
as WE'LL look to government to take
care OF them and furnish them the
means OF subsistence. So when fl
nancial troubles come upon the coun
Try, when business is parnlyzed, and
men are thrown out of employment,
at once they turn their eyes toward
Washington and demand that Con
gress come to their relief and fur.
nish them with occupati or ready
cash.
The pension system has pauper.
ged thousands and destroyed theil
natural feeling of self respect and in
dependent manhood. Strong men
are mob ashamed to avow their inn
bility to make living, in order to be
guartered on the government acd
suosist on the forced contributions
OF their follow citizens.
In the South the ex Consederates
we're thrown upon their own re
sources and compelled to exert them.
selves to earn q livelihood. The
struggle has brought out even more
conspicuously the MAI ly qualities
which were displayed for four long
years III the unequal contest with the
superior numbers and resources of
fiie North The result is visible to
~ shs world today. The South is
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HOW'S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrn that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
f. j: CHENEY & CO., Props, Tol
edo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
E. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
i all business transactions and finan.
tially able to carry ont any obliga.
lions made by their firm.
VEST Il TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
WALDINo, KlNNAN & MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, TIC. per bottlo. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Insomnia is fcarfnlly on the in.
crease. The rush and excitement
OF modern life so tax the nervous
system that multitudes of pecple
are deprived Of good and sufficient
slice, with ruinons consequences to
the nerves Remember. Ayers Sars-
aDarilla makes the weak strong.
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MUTINY FEARED.

LONDON, May S.-Colonel Malleson,
who is recognized MS nm eminent nu.
thcrity ON Indian affairs. hus written
nm open letter to tho newspapers OH
the subject of the anticipated upris-
ing of the natives in India which was
treated of III Il very serious way by
the Spectator on Saturday. Colonel
Mnlleson says that the Spectators
estimate of the gravity of the situa
ton is somewhat exaggerated. I'm
douhtedly, he says, some serious dis.
t"rbance is impending, and prompt
action on the part of the government
he believes is imperative.
There may not BIZ an uprising on
Thursday, The anniversary of the Sc
poy mutiny in 1857, as has been pre-
dicted, but it is Found to come If i'm.
mediate measures AFRO not taken to
prevent it Colonel Malleson's rea
son for thinking that 10 move will
be made by the natives on Thursday
is explained by his statement that
the native Indians have supersti
tious dread against taking any i'm
portant action upon IN i'll omened
date. Tho writer advises the gov
eminent to cease trinpering with he
laws relating to marriage, the sale
and use OF opium, and other so called
''reforms," which the natives regard
as worse than tyrannicul, and to qui
city but closely watch the movements
Cf thp notiyoc in fko ,,,o,Nt;,o
THE MUD on TIE NJ NGo TREES.
The first news Of the recent mys-
terions doings in India was conveyed
in the following Calcutta dispatch to
the London Times of the 18th ult.
"Mnch excitement prevails in North
l}eIar owing to the fnct that all the
Mango trees throughout several dis
tricts have been found smeared with
mixture of mud and of the hairs of
some animal. The meaning of the
phenomenon and the agency by
which it has been Effected have 80
far 6affied all ioquiry. The ignorant
peasants believe that the very sacred
temple at Junakpnr, in Nepaul, has
disappeared, and that the mud is
that OF large tank formed by its
subsistence.
"fhe officials are puzzled, some
considering that the smearing of the
trees is secret sign connected with
the COW protection movement, others
asserting it to be means adopted
by the Rrahinins to advertise the
Janakpur Temple, and so to attract
pilgrims thither.
"Altogether it is striking exam.
pie of those strange, mysterious
scarces which occasionally get abroad
among the lower classes OF natives.
1t would not call for particular re-
mark but fer the fact that this and
other movements now going on in
North Behar have disturbed mems
minds, and given rise to feeling of
unrest, coupled with wild rumors,
which demands, and is understood
to be receiving, the most attentive
consideration of the local officers and
of the central government
In India it is difficult to determine
the exact significance of movements
of this sort. AS rule they suoside
without any serious consequences.
but the lessons of the mutiny NJ @ not
yet forgotten, and feeling of ankle.
ty has peryaded Anglo Indian circles
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
antced to give perfect satisfaction,
or mono4 refunded. Price % cents
per box For sac b.. A. T. Har
grove
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Va.


I'm II. Alley, liquor dealer. trnding under
the name of Ira r. Alley and Company.
A. ID. CULLEN, trustee, Brunswick Bake
Collender Company. whose individual
names are unknown, II. Il. Irvine. trus-
tee. Betterton and Company, whose in
dividual names are unknown, james L..
Barber " Son, whose individual names
are unknown, A. T.. Saunders & Sons,
whose individual names arc unknown,
j. Dcbar Company, Whose individual
names IRE unknown, j. II. Combs, }. L..
Wilmington 81 Company, whose indi.
vidun] names are unknown, Severn Nc
Connel', Pabst Brewing Association, a
corporation, II. B. Shelton. tS COMPANY
whose individual names are unknu wn,
c. w. Garrett 81 Company. whose indi-
yidual names are unknown, II. A. Loch-
ridge, merchant trading under the nnme
of II. A. Lochridge x Company, The
Mitchell Transparent Ice Company, n
corporation, james II. Hynes. DR., and
II. l.. Davidson Brother, whose inti-
YIduul names are unknown,
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to recover of
the defendant, Ira II. Alley, the sum of
1891 SO with interest from the LIST day of
October, 1898, and to attach and subject
to the payment thereof certain personal
property of the said defendant Alley, men
toned i'll the bill, aud to have receiver
appointed to take charge of certain other
personal property and chooses in action
which We're conveyed by said defendant
Alley to the defendant, A. B. CULLEN, in
trust for the payment of the debts men
toned in said deed, and to distribute the
proceeds among certain of the creditors of
said Alley.
And it appearing from sufficient evil
dence on file in said Office that Betterton
& Company, James l.. Barber & Son q,
Dollar " Company, ]. Il. Combs, J. L.
Wilmington & Company, H. b. Shelton &
Company, g. w. Garrett & Company.
Brunswick Bake Collender Company and
Pabst Brewing Association are non-resi-
dents of this Commonwealth, it is ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit, and th.t copies hereof he pub
Ii 'hed and posted as prescribed by law.
A copy-Teste:
II. BANE HARTMAN Clerk.
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TWENTY YEARS A TEACHER,

CAMrnELI.svILLE KY have been n
teacher for twenty years, and during
that time have had repeated attacks
of headache. Now am entirely free
from them after using Simmons I.iv
or Regulator 1t was so mild in it's
action that it never interferod with
my school duties. -E. A. Cheek.
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"Castoria is the hest remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope tho day Is rot
far distant when mothers will consider the roal
Interest Of thoir children, nn'i uso Castoria in
stead OF the variousquack nostrums which AFRO
destroying their loved ones, by forcing OPIUM
morphine, soothing syrup and other huriful
agents down their throats. thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. ]. T. KISCuELoE,
Conway, Ark
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IF YOUR Rack ACHEy
or you are al worn out. really good for nothing
1t Is general debility. Try
BKOU MS IRON HJTTERS
II Will cure You. and give goWl apnrtile Soil.
by all dealers iii medicine.
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PULLMAN SLEEpERs

through to Louisville and Cincinneti from
Big Stone Gap and Cumberland Gap, max
ing direct connections in Union Station.
For Tickets Sleeping Car Space aud
other information call on OF address.
G. l.. BUNTING, Gent Pass Agt.
Bristol, Tenn
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CaStOria.

"castorIa is an excellent medicine for chill
drcn. Mothers havo repeatedly told Inc Of its
good effect upon their children"
DIX. G. C. oaooop,
Lowell, Aia.si.
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VIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court, April 30. 1894.
Anheuser Busch Brewing Association n
corporation, Complainant,