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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

and complimentary things TO say Of Colds
boro' and our people. and expressed warm
appreciation OF the cordial welcome ex-
tended the Grand Lodge At the conciu-
sion OF his remarks the Grand Lodge
formed In procession and. led by Past
Grand-Sire Busbee, proceeded to Neuse
Lodge hail. where the first session OF
the annual deliberations OF the Grand
Lodge was opened. At II o'clock to-mor-
row the Graad Lodge Will visit the
Orphans Home OF their noble order, near
this city. where they will be regalcd by
an ashioned barbecue.
FIRE AT MoREHEAD CITY.
News was brought to this city to-day
OF n destructive fire at Morehead City
Monday night. Several stores. including
the large general store OF ID. Bell and the
large ice-house that furnished Ice TOT
the great fsh-shipping industry were de-
stroyed. involving an aggregate loss OF
$4,000. with an estimated Insurance OF
5000.
The current rains came too late 70
revive the limp and languishing
pea crop OF this section. but the second
planting OF beans and the Irish potato
crop are taking on new life and promise
The Hotel Kennon is thronged win
delegates TO the state Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows.
REELECTED.
CAPTAIN ID. J. Broadhurst was to-day
reelected Mayor OF the city for the en-
suing year and Captain 7. II. Bain CITY
Clerk, and A. B. Freeman Chiet OF foiice'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Enforcing the DOg-Tax.

SALEM, VA, May ESPECIAL THE
Board of Supervisors of Roanoke county
last Saturday discussed the advisability
of enforcing the tax on dogs in the coun-
" according TO the Act OF Assembly ap-
proved last March. When IL came to a
vote there was a tie. and so, in accord
ance with the law. CountyJudGe Moffett
was called in 10 cast the deciding vote.
which he did in favor Of enforcing the
tax.
a day or so ago near Hollns. a car
pcnter named Collins was indiscreety
picking a dynamite cartridge with n
needle. An explosion took place. and ne
is now minus three fingers and n part Of
an ear, while his eye is also injured.
Thomas HUFF. at one time one OF the
best known citizens of the county, died
here on Monday, aged 60 years, after
several years of great suffering.
Tardy AZ johnson are shipping walnut
logs from here to Philadelphia, where
they are reshipped 10 Liverpool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
4 CALL ON THE STATE BANKS.
'oririii Of Governor stakes in the Execu-
tive ot'c-\egro Postmaster In Jail.

."iiftt Of Governor stakes in the Execu-
tive oH'c-\egro Postmaster In Jail.
1N y. g.. May s.--(SpeciaL)-
'. Treasurer Tate today issued
ra s'.,.m,nt from all State banks
.r la.lc.s at the close OF business
hix ga
r carr last year found in the
Office "a dingy and greatly de-
1f Governor Stokes. II is
r.le Randall. the artist. has
Governors order. cleaned and re-
arI IL is now an excellent
b. "i be- framed and placed on
u. ihc Executive Office. The
".e sent 10y a granddaughter OF
Stokes
COOK icoioreO. postmaster at
town near here is in Jail.
Ntt maiing false returns as
e0. ana using stamps in the
'- a. merchandise.
RANKED SIXTH.
''e .f o.. Worli's-Fair judges writes
Poo Commissioner OF Agricul-
N'rih Carolina ranked sixth
tural exhibits
.' ufeanizatiOn Of the Rex pub
here was completed to-day.
itc direction OF the trustees.
70. Battle. r. r. Gray. julius
3D. o. ipchuTch. and DIR. James
"Hkey stills Of II. l.. Barnes.
layton by revenue officers.
''t -il here today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
ARRANGING FOR THE BAZAAR.
Matters Discussed by the Regiment Last
Night-Fixing the Booths.

The First Regiment Of Infantry as
sembled at its armory last night. and af.
ter the usual inspection and review. Col
onel Jones talked to the men. again urging
them to use every effort to secure dona.
tions for the bazaar. and thereby insure
the success OF the undertaking. The men
all appeared very much interested, and
the results thus far attained by them
evidence the great amount OF interest
they have taken In the affair.
The large assembly-room Of the regi-
ment has already undergone a metamor-
phoss, and even now. with the streamers
that hang from the wall has an ap-
pearance of beauty. All OF the frame.
work Of the booths has been completed.
and the designs are very striking. The
drapers were at work last night. and
with a wealth Of varicolored bunting,
We're decorating the company booths. The
bazaar will open on the night Of the 2lst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
UNCHANGED.
chief-Engineer Farlcy's condition tod
IL UNCHANGED


As many Dispatch subscribers have
signiflcd their desire to obtain scene o,
the Worlds Columbian Exposition. we
called "rhe City OF Palaces which We
now offer 60 our readers. delivered az
the counter. for only N9j. We Will mail
TO any address for se25.
II Is tho story OF the Fair told briefly
but with nothing needful lacking. "A
about iso views. There Is no coupon.
cutting In this. We have secured
lir-ited number OF the books. which We
ofrer for the benefit OF our subscriber,
1t is a handsome volume. well worth
having.
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
RfcimuuI u,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Mrs. w. II, T.. md General Ejtz Jee

LEXINGTON. VA, May s-(Special)-
Mrs. William II. r. Lee, widow of the
late Congressman Rooney" Lee. Is the
guest of General Custls Lee. president of
the Washington and Lee University
General Fitzhugh Lee has returned from
his trip 20 Boston and other northern
points. He has completed the manuscript
for the Life of General II r.. Lee" and
he is now revising the same General Lee
expects 10 attend the unveiling OF the
Martha Washington monument in Frede-
ricksburg and the unveiling of the
Soldiers and Sailors monument in Rich
mond
The annual celebration of the Cadet
Literary Society Of the Virginia Military
Institute was held in the Cadet Society
Hall last Saturday evening. The de-
bater's medal was awarded to Henry a.
Wise of New York city the orators TO
John w. Wilson. OF Fairfield. Va, and
the decaimer's 10 III. III. Mccormick. of
Berryville. Va. The judges were Pro-
fessor Browne. OF the Washington and
Lee University: W. a. Anderson, and
s. Houston Letcher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
A Gallant Ex-Confederate Gone.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. May 8.--(Spe-
ciaI)-Colonel Thomas III. Owen. after an
illness of only two days, died to-day at
L O'Clock in the Goth year Of his age. In
the death of Colonel owen virginia loses
one of lis most gallant old soldiers. He
entered the war during the spring Of
1861 as lieutenant of CAPTAIN Flournoy' $
company, from this county. At the death
of Captain W. III. Easley. of the Third
Virginia Cavalry, he was appointed his
successor and when Colonel Thornton
was Killed he was promoted 10 the colo
nelcy of the regiment, which he held until
lust before the surrender he was made
brlGadier-general. but failed to receive
his commission before the close. a widow
and seven children survive him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
IHE CHARGE AGAINST FARLEY
A Special Grand Jury Will Investigats the
rs.>- Ac,,s~~<socs 70, UIc~nse.

EMPORIA. VA. May a.-(Special)-Mr.
p. X. Farley. who was arrested here late
yesterday afternoon on u warrant charg-
Ing him with arson. Is In charge OF the
Sheriff. Judge Barham's court IL In ses-
sion. and special grand jury will be
empanelled tomorrow 10 examine into
that case. This Is sad occurrence. and
q judicial investigation will soon develop
the facts. The court il In session to-day
hearing applications for liquor licenses.
MT. @. r. Dean and Miss Grace True
man Vincent will be married tomorrow
morning. The groom Ii A'yeary Of age
and the bride Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
"rhc Mission Of tho Funny Man.

Everybody should hear Robert J. Bur.
dette 0he Hawkeyc Nam on this sub.
ject tomorrow tThursda) night. az ths
Young Mems Christian Association Han.
The Buffalo Courier says Of II: Those VIA,
imagined the speaker TO be 4 humofist
and nothing else, were agreeably SURPRISED
to find him master of the pathetic. a.
well and capable OF rich and yan-t
touches OF description. As for the hume.
rous portions OF the lecture. they ners
simply irresistible. and whenever the
genial Roberts eyes took wicked look
it meant a shout from tho au9leuc,,-
laugh from the very bottom OF the heart
He must be heard. and those who do lot
hear him will miss "a rare treat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

trunk was kept at the station.houss for
q long time without any claimant bsin,,
found. and finally II was taken home by
Officer Jones and laid aside. Some DAYS
ago Mr.. Jones gave the contents Of the
trunk q thorough examination. ani found
I'm the clothing letter addressed Ia
"w. II. Davis. Rldgeway. ". c." He I'm.
mediateIy wrote TO the postmaster al that
place. inqulring about the party, AMI re-
ceiying Information, wrote 10 Mrs. ". "A
Days about the matter. In the lady's
reply IL was stated that about Ave years
ago her husband, W. II. Davis. started
on a visit to Washington that while on
his way thitrer his mind became affected
and he lost his trunk. bat Was unable q
tell where or when he lost ", and tha,
he was subsequently sent 70 aQ insan-
asylum. The trunk was at once sent "a,
Mrs. Davis
UNCHANGED.
Chief-Engineer Farlcys condition today
Is unchanged.
4. T.. Hill Camp OF Confederate ' t.
rams VIII take part In the csrcmoui, 8
In Richmond on the 50th OF May. al
Will probably visit Norfolk on the ii
To participate IA the immortal serd 8
there.
The baseball cranks here were greatly
disappointed IN the result ot tho nat
game played by the Petersburg team
away from home. especially I'm the fact
that Tho club was skunked by the Roa.
nokes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Deadly Electricity I'm Henry Couufv

MARTINSVsLLE. VA, May s-tSpe-
cial)-Storms have been frequent and
the atmosphere filled with electricity.
Nearly every cloud brings death or fire.
Saturday Mr.. Cornelius Robertson was
killed, and Mr.. c. l.. Smith shocked.
Rev Hugh c. Smith preached TO large
audience Sunday at Cascade Baptist
church and baptized seventeen. There
have been thirty-one additions as the re-
suit of a recent meeting he held with
the church
Miss Eva Vernon Bowe of your city,
who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. G.
w Venable. will return Friday. Her
aunt will accompany her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
The Mozart Association,

At a regular meeting of the Board of
Managers OF the Mozart Association last
night all the old officers wsre reelected
for the ensuing year. They are as fol-
lows: James Lyons, president: John Tyler,
vice-president Wilson Williams, secre-
tary; II. A. Catlin, treasurer.
Reports were received from the several
committees. That OF the Committee on
Music was specially encouraging. 1t set
forth that inasmuch as the recent con-
tests proved that the members did not
appreciate homa talent, the programmes
should hereafter be made up from non
resident artists. The report OF the trea-
SURF was entirely satisfactory. and the
Membership Committee announced six
new members. Hereafter the board will
meet at $50 p. NJ. on the first Friday in
each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
SUIT FOR $500 COMMISSIONS.
Will Take Meyers and Brooks Back II
They Can't Sell TIem-Owner Found.

They Can't Sell TIiem-OwBer Found.
PETERSBURG. VA, May s.--(SpeciaL)
An interesting civil suit has been on trial
In the Hastings Court to-day. Messrs.
Pyle & DeIiaven. real estate agents.
brought action against sthe Petersburg
Building and Loan Association for 500
commissions for the sale OF the Rush
more farm, In Prince George county.
They claim that there was a special con-
tract with the association for the sale or
this farm. and that they found pur-
chaser for u. On the other hand the
association dlscIaim any special contract
and claim that they found 4 purchaser
for the land Eminent counsel. are en-
gagged on either side In the case.
II Is understood that both Myers and
Brooks. who recently jumped the Peters,
burg Base Bail Club and went on with
the Altoonas. OF Pennsylvania, have writ
ten here expressing their willingness to
return II their railroad fare IL paid. The
home team desires TO sell these players.
but II they cannot set their price Tor
them will probably take them back.
STORY OF A TRUNK.
One night about i've years ago Police
O6icsr Jones' found : trunk on River
street. Aiu the lower part OF the city. ana
carried Il 70 the statlon-house. where.
sitter q casual exAminntion. tt was found
70 contain 0usnutx oe closhin&' 1ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
That SpiIler Interview.

The Staunton Post says: "An agree
ment was made between the CORE
spondents of the Richmond Dispatch and
Times. the Staunton News. and the Post,
that the information CLEANED in an inter-
view with the negro murderer Spilier
for reasons would not be published In
Sundays paper nor in our issue OF Sat
urday. This agreement was at least
tactiy assentcd to by representatives, OF
every paper present, and. satisfied with
this assurnce, the Post made no cnort
10 nublish the same. although ii had been
given a complete summary of the inter
View, both by the Dispatch correspondent
and by the Sheriff. Yet the interview was
noke Times in their issues OF Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

Green. In this city. have purchased the
bonds OF those holders Of the Louisville
Southern road opposed to the Richmond
Terminal reorganization plan. This set
ties the matter. and the Louisville South
ern now passes into the reorganiSed
Richmond Terminal system. Ths amount
Of bonds purchased Ii t75.0o0. and they
netted IS l-2-a big increase over previous
offers This practically gives the Wander
bits q through line from the Atlantic
seaboaFd to the Missouri river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
THEIR WAfERLOOLU.
WHAT THEY CALL IT ON OUR TWICE
EATEN TEAM IN sTAuNToN.
wsnn1aley wss No Riddle for the Noun
thneers-Fostsr, Tate, and Morgan
4 Made Runs-Othes Games.

sTAUNTON. VA, May A-(Special)-lf
yesterdays game was . Waterloo for
Richmond, to-day's was . "waterloolu."
Staunton opened the game. and scored
four runs in the first inning. After this
1t vas all over but the shouting. a.
Richmond never could catch the Staunton
team. When the visitors got the bat in
the drst.' they bagged three runs, and
firing after this effort. proceeded to earn
loog unbroken line Of zeros for the
balance Of the game. warmsley. In the
box Tor Richmond, received poor support.
and was no riddle to Captain Zelgler's
men. as the latter took from him seven
hits. The features of the game was a
spieadid home run made by Malarkey In
the Fourth. the clever player lifting the
ball clean over the left-fieid fence. Little.
IN the eight, also got the ball over the
fence for a home run. In the fifth Hoey
caueht the grand-stand by q magnificent
rumung catch.
Score:
Stavhton ................. 400f30O3o-1l
hic1mond ................ 3 100000 20 0 o.
Batteries: Staunton-Malarkey and Ar
thur Richmond-warmsley. Hoey. and
Foster.
StSunton: Errors-5. Hits. 7. including
two home-runs and e-bagger.
Richmond: Errors-7. Singles. I. Attend.
ance-soo. Time OF game-two hours. Um.
pire-Mr. Gilpin Wilson. Foster. Tate.
and Morgan made the three runs for
Richmond.
Only Norfolk Plays.
LYNCHBURG. VA, May s-Norfolk
and Lynehburg were to have played bali
herr to-day, but only the Norfolk team
rurs. while Lynchburg got but
two men as far as third base.
Lypchburg could not hit Fry,
while Norfolk could not help hitting Me-
han, Mckenna, and McGann. who were
TO be Knocked out. The large crowd pres
en-. was out Of patience with the wretched
exhibition. Score: r. II. T..
lynchburg ........0 10000 % 7 s
Norfolk ...........3 0303Ox-l6 10 2
Batteries: Mehan, McKenna, McCann.
AMI Webster; Fry and Hodge.
Petersburg Wins Easily.
ROANOKE. VA. May 8-The Peters
burg team easily defeated the home team
to-day by a score OF 10 to nothing, The
features of the game were the batting of
Stafford, who placed the ball outside the
park for two clean home-runs. and the
pitching Of Smith. the new Petersburg
pitcher, who held the home team down to
four hits. The score: II. II: +.
Petersburg ........3O0 20201--l0 13 Z
Batteries: Mccoy. Clark. and Smith;
Smith and Stafford
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
A Consoiing Reflection.

With next week the Sights and Scenes
OF the World' series Will b6 cohple,ed
Those who have not availcd themselves
Of the opportunity can get all tn b,Ik
numbers by paying ten cents per number
However. we are sure our readers Will
sadly miss the weekly pleasure that lris
been offered by these scenes. There .s.
nevertheless. a consolation I'm the -
nection that you can stlll procure work
equal, II not superior tO those we are
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cut out three round coupons. and send
or bring, with ten cents. 10 tho ofiica
OF the Richmond Dispatch Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Breckinridge's Campaign Ended.

but sharp campaign conducted by Colonel
Breckenridge in his own behalf for re-
nomination in the Ashland District to
congress carIe to an end to-day by the
departure of the Colonel for Washington.
He made no speeches to-day. but there
was a large crowd of his friends at the
station to bid him goodbye and wish
him success in his efforts to remain In
the House of Representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
TRYING TO HEAL THE BREACH.
Committee Discussing = P1an-Tales OF
Distress from the Sea.

Distress from the Sea.
NORFOLK, VA, May S-(Special)-
There is no Disgusting the fact. that there
is serious trouble I'm the Democratic ranks.
and unless the breach Is healed the
chances are altogether favorable for the
Prohibtionists getting control OF NUM-
cipal affairs on the 9th instant. The
committee of thirty-eight named by the
chairman OF the State Committee Will
meet tonight and discuss some plan OF
harmonizing the discordant elements.
The Democratic candidates held meet
ing last night and selected Primary
Electoral Board to select judges ana
clerks for the primary. 1t was the sense
of this meeting that none but white
voters have a place In the Democratic
party.
The Boston steamer arriving last night
reports having passed schooner on
the coast sunken and with mast-heads
carried away. She also passed the United
states apprenticeship Essex OF Hog
Island. bound to Yorktown. eighteen days
from Charleston. s. {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
THE CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
Burlington. n. g.. Next Place of Meeting
Re,orts Adopsed-Nr. Manning Dead.

Reports Adopted-Nr. Manning Dead.
NORFOLK. VA. May S.--(SpecIal.) THE
Christian Convention selected Burlington
n. G.. as the next place of meeting. The
president announced the standing COM
mittees for two years. Rev. n. 4. Young,
n member OF a colored Christian conven-
tion OF North Carolina. appeared before
the body in the interest OF his brethren.
The Committee on Centennial made its
report. which was adopted. The Commit
tee on Union and Division of the Terri
tory OF the Conferences reported, and ita
report. after being considered was
adopted.
Rev. w. G. Clements was elected pub
fishing agent of the convention.
A committee of five was appointed To
report a definite plan for the celebration
of the centennial of the Christian Church
in August.
A resolution that the Church use only
unfermented wines for communion war
adopted.
The report Of the children's educational
secretary was referred to the Committee
on Finance.
The usual resolutions Of thanks were
adopted.
NJ NlDlIA ! 1ON.
To-day the grand jury reported that
the Electoral Board In refusing TO appoint
Prohibition judges had not violated the
law.
A. j. Manning. a well-known citizen Of
Norfolk. where he had conducted the
hotel business for number of years, died
at Nassawadox, Va. yesterday. in the cd
year Of his age. He was member of
the United Artillery during the
war. and at the time of his demise held
membership in Harmony Lodge Of odd
Fellows. He leaves a wife and six cbT-
dren.
Tonight the report Of the Committee on
Revision Of the Principles of Government
of the Christian Church was presented.
discussed, and adopted Resolutions re-
garding temperance and prohibition were
adopted. and the convention adjourned 10
May next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Low Rates to Frederick .burs. MAY ,o,

The Richmond. Fredericksburg AMI 20.
tomac Railroad Company Will sell r.und-
trip tickets TO Fredericksburg at SIS
for the Mary Washington monument un.
yelling. May 10th. Military compani,s IN
uniform. In bodies OF twenty-five Or more.
Will be charged only one cent per milo
travelled per capita Tickets will be IN
sale May Sth and 10th. good until May
ii, 1874. c. \. TAYLOR.
TrDnle Mnnar.t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Returns from Cuba.

Mr.. Frank T. Glasgow has returned
home from Havana. Mr.. Glasgow made
the outward trip via Tampa. but returned
via New York. He found trade very dull
in Cuba, but it was expected that II Will
revive as soon as the tariff In this coun-
try. Is settled. The United States are tbs
principal sugar market of Cuba, and the
Cubans are watching the tariff legislation
here with great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

The warm rains OF the past week or
ten days have given an impetus to the
strawberry industry throughout the South,
and vast quantities of this luscious fruit
are now passing through the city en- route
TO the northern markets. The train which
passed through yesterday. afternoon on
press coaches attached TO it, all laden
down with ripe, red berries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Tickets ON Sal, at r,b, sta,Iou.

Persons desiring 10 visit Fr,aerick shurg
tomorrow MAY 10TH can take the spc-
cial train. which will leave kiba station
at $50 A. NJ. where tickets will he on
sale at that point,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Blues Trip to Fredericksburg.

There was regular drill Of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues last night,
after which a business meeting of that
organization was held. The details OF
the trip to Fredericksburg tomorrow
were thoroughly discussed. and some 'un-
settled" matters were disposed OF. Every
thing is now in readiness for the Blues
to participate In the Mary Washington
monument unveiling ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
pinnn Tnninv HIM Mnri

For nine years our house has lone ths
finest work on pianos and organs in to
city of Richmond. We now have con.
tnuousy employed three tuners. aud can
attend orders promptly. We ask no re-
muneration unless tho work is entirely
satisfactory.
MANLY II. RAMOS & co.
No. 903 Main Street.
Next TO corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
The HOrse Ran Aw1y.

The horse attached to DR.. Charles v.
Carringtons buggy became frightened
about 9 O'Clock last night. while stand
ing in front OF the Doctors residence. on
Park avenue, and ran off. The driver. a
boy. jumped out and was unhurt, and the
animal wound up his run at livery
stable not much worsted. The buggy,
however was thrown against a tree en-
route and badly damaged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

AsGosTuKA BiTTEKs do not only distinguish
themselves by their favor AMI aromatic oior
abqye all others generally use1. but hey m,
alsb sure preventive Tor all dtsoases originating
from the digestive organs. Beware Of eosn'ef-
feits. ASK for the genuine article, Manufactured
By DR.. j. @. b. Siegort 4 sons.