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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24
Naval Orders.

Commodore j. G. Walker has been Or
dered to assume the duties of president Of
the board of inspection and survey; Lieut
Wm L. Rodgers. to examination for pro-
notion Ensign John F. Hubbard, to duty
IN tne hydrosraphic office; Ensign l.. c.
Bertolette, to the Michigan: Surgeon n I
Babin, to duty with the board of inspection
and survey and to special duty in the bm-
reau OF medicine and surgery: Surgeon P
II. Green has been detached from the MI
aod ordered to the Aarblehead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24
stenOgraphers May BE Examined.

The schedule of examinations for the
nrst six months of 1894. which has recently
been issued by the United States civil serv-
Ice commission. states that applicants for
the cierk-copyist examination cannot he
examined at Richmond or Lynchburg. Va
Inc commission has, however, decided tba +
persons who apply for the stenography
or Iypewritlng examination may take the
clerk-copyist examination. as a hasis at
either Of these places. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24
FOurth-CIass POstmasters.

The total number of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was forty-three
OF this number eighteen were to fill yacan-
cies caused by death and designations and
the remainder by removals. The Virginia
appointments were as follows: Buckley
Mill, Mrs. y. X. Dickinson, vice T. G. Bict
ley, resigned. ana Seven Mile Ford. e. p.
McCready, vice c. s. Boothe. removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24

The Remains Cannot BE Sent to Hi,
Home.


A dispatch was received at the State De-
partuert today from the vice consul of the
United States at San Domingo stating that
Consul Meade's death, which occurred Sat
urday. was caused by yellow fever, and tina I
therefore his remains cannot be shipped to
his home, New London, Conn, until suffi
clent time has elapsed, as required by the
health regulations. The vice consurs dis
patch was in answer to a telegraphic in
quiry from the State Department In some
countries the health regulations provide
that the body of yellow fever victim can
not be removed until it has been Inferred
four years, but 1t is not known whether
this length of prescription is In force in
San Domingo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24
For the Information of Foreigners.

Consul General Edwards at Berlin has
suggested to the State Department the ad-
visibility of supplying United States con-
sulates with directories of American manu-
featuring firms. the lack of which, he says.
is very embarrassing to consuls in acting
In the interest OF domestic Industries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24

An index 60 advertise. ,
nents will he found On
Page 3.
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Chief Ignacio,s interpreter.

Chief 1gnacio, tho gigantic Ute In.
dian, who is in the city, has boon at
the Capitol quite frequently OF late,
and, like nearly all OF the Western
men, has found his way to the room OF
the Committee on Private Claims,
wherc he spends considerable time.
But to tho members and others the
man who accompanies 1gnncio is of
far moro interest than tho chief him
self. This man is the interpreter. He
is short, thickset, full-blooded col
ored man, with the characteristic Afr1-
can features. He WAS thrown with the
Ute tribe some twenty years ago, and
can speak Spanish, Mexican, English
and Ute, and knows each of the Ian
guages thoroughly. He married tho
chiefs daughter, and is man of SO
much natural intelligence that no is
regarded with great respect and def.
erencc by the chief and by the five or
six thousand Indians who compose tho
tribe. Despite his great poweramong
tho Indians, he is, while mingling with
the people of the Caucasian race in
Washington, man of notable modesty
and reticence, although when his
opinion and judgment are asked,
which is quite frequently tho case, he
is ready with clear answer. Quite n
number of members have taken occa-
sion to be introduced to the Afro-In.
dian, and especially to the Southern
Congressman he is something of GU
riosity. Washington Post.
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Queer Uses of Fans

There nro many curious uses OF fans
in Japan. The umpire at wrestling
and fencing matches uses heavy one,
shaped like huge butterfly, tue han
die being the body, and rendered i'm
posing by heavy cords of silk. The
various motions of the fan constitute
language which tho wrestlers fully
understand and appreciate. Formerly
in the time of war the Japanese com
mander used q large fan, having n
frame of iron covered with thick
paper. In case of Charge it could be
shut, and blow from its iron bones
was no light affair. One notable
variety of fan is made of waterproof
paper, which can be dipped in water,
and creates great GOODNESS by evapora-
ton, without wetting the clothes. The
fiat fan, made of rough paper, is often
used as grain winnow. to blow the
charcoal fires and rs y dNstoan, DE.
trNit Free Press.
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Droskrast limo.


Breakfast Is test OF. Tho housc.
Keepers ability. Meeting, as sho
must, tho various tastes OF oycu tho
smallest family, sho strives to hnyo
tho day open with the qualification
OF each, aud to make ull happy, both
physically and spiritually. 1t is She
who must always DO punctual, who
gives that last llttlo touch which i'm.
parts grace TO tho simplest tn ole, and
IL Is her duty to DO light, sweet,
and helpful, oven IL broken slumhers
have left her uDrofrcshed, or vexa,
tions, temporarily stlllol, have re.
newcd their wear and fret. How
seldom do those blessed with a real
homo-makor pause to analy. tho clio.
ments which compose her oxcel,cnce,
Like too many other gifts OF God,
mothers virtues arc accepted us more
matter OF course. and so TRANQUILITY
does she fulhll her manifold duties
thatonc slarceiy porceivcs their varied
aud cXhpusting nature. II tho
mother bc III, or taking Il rare holi.
day, her substitute learns with sur.
prise that things do not TO or thcm.
selves as she has boon wont to think,
IT., Indeed, sho thought at all about
the matter
l'ut 1t Is not OH tho mother only
that tho searching light of carly
morning falls. Tho breakfast table
oilers no iualol opportunities for tho
study Of character anu iIlosyncrusos.
Nature seems to assert itself moro
strongly rs tho Ind yldual cmergos
from the shadows OF drcamland, and
IL less under ths restraints which
CIVILIZATION imposes and society OK
acts. The happily constituted boing,
VINO seem to retain pcrpctually tho
dew OF their youth bring with thcm
IL chcerrui atmosphere. and gladden.
all who como Within tho circle Of
tho radiance. Whore such bright
natures pr0d0m nate BREAKFAST is n
happy rcunlon-sucial with II spcci.
ally sweet Intimacy. and merry with
the high spirits und gay sparkle of
meeting after brief separation. There
are Others less fortunate who lind II
wc'l-nigh impossible To snake Off tho
the drowSy Influences OF tho night
ana who therefore contribute moth,
ihI TO tho family gathering. And
sometimes, alas. and most pItlnblc
ARE there victims of that unlucky
mlsha3 tho getting out or led ON
The wrong side" Material pccuIIarl.
Ties display themselves In other Ill.
r.ctions behind tho scenes, hclow
the stairs, tho powers that be ire.
7ucntly cutler from hayward wnkcn.
'ngs, and add to tho morning cares
while they defeat tho most carefully
,ald plans of the presiding genius. =
lIarEer's Bazaar.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who 1.-Two bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting tho worlds best products to
tho needs of physical being, will attest
tho yauo to health Of thcspnro liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to IFS. presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
art to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
sSisp; zcffectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
Ithns given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free fiom
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup'of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
Hfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
ssd being. we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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What Sort OF Repentance Francis Muir
ply Awakened In II Drunknrd.

Judge Corwin's famous temperance
address recalls on incident which 90
cured duling ono of Francis Murphy's
blnc-iibbon addresses. A drunken man
sal III tho audience and listened with
owlish gravity to the remarks. Murphy
was telling of feaif full occurrences nj.
lcgrd to have happened in n distant
State-whcro such things always hap.
pom.
"And, my friends" said he, "thi.
poor wretch was 40 filed and saturated
with alcohol that ho fairly brcathcd
alcohol, and ono night when he tiled tc
blow out candle tho flames sct the
alcohol fumo' nilro and the miserable
10. WAS burned alive"
The drunken man roso to. his feet md
huskily demanded:
"Ish thassho?"
ut il most assurctlly 80, sir"
Got cr-hic got or Bools?"
Yes, right down hero in front"
The horrible example walked uncor-
tninly down 10 tho front. The nadi.
enco was on tiptoes of expectancy.
licro was another brand pluckcd flom
the burning
81 solcmnly shwcar." said tho inc.
briatc, that, never, sho longs 1 live,
will hic-will ever blow out nm.
o.hcr candle. -JI'dshin0ion Post
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The MAI no lSNow.

Young mar, the books will bid you real
The seers from Kunt 10 Plato,
Eut get acquainted with yourself
You are no small potato.
Aud though you swing blacksmith'
slcdSe
Or dig within tho trenches.
Hold up your head with those that sit
Upon the highest benches.
oh, read the sages of the world
Aud let their wisdom win you
But get acquainted with yourself
And find what you've got in you.
In modest arrogance OF soul
Make your own valuation;
Then slowly mako the sluggard worlI
Accept your estimation.
Go, get acquainted with yourself
Before your leaf Is yellow;
You'll find tho man beneath your hat
Is something OF II fellow.
Then stir him out AMI prod him up
Before his force has faintod.
Go, get acquainted with yourself.
Then mako the world acquainted.
Then trust tho man beneath your hat,
And when you como 10 know him
You'll lind a'felow ut 10 grace
Anovel or poem.
Go, get acquainted with yourself;
You'll ilni TINT very fow are,
For tasks for which you were designed,
A better man than Jour ure.
Young man, the books will bid you read
The seers from Kant 10 Plato,
But get acquainted with yourself
You nrc no small potato.
Sum Walter Foss, in Boston Globe.
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!!AI! BskiI2s
ABSOLUTELY EYUgE

ABOUT twenty-five hundred persons
were killed. during 1889 by tho deadly
car coupler. Scattered ms these un-
fortunate beings wore ovor great OK
toni of country and tho so called acct.
dents extending oyer year of limo,
no ono givos tho matter special alton
ton. Whom will this horrible and
useless slnughtcr ceaso?
Mahogany Pavement.
Paris Is trying q wood pavement
made OF mahogany.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27
His Consent.

n fond parent, living in tho south.
crn part or Missouri, who has his own
IDEAS about the marriage question,
sent tho recorder his consent to tho
marriage of his daughter. 1t being
a little cut of tho ordinary Says tho
bolivar FREQ Prcss), We copy 1t yer.
battm: "Mr. Clcark-acar Is u young
man that wants to get married to my
daughter civ her to him as nothing
els Will do him let them fight"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

1t will, perhaps, require littlo stretch of
tho imagination on tho part OF tho reader To
recognize tho fact TINT tho two portraits ut
tho hond of this article nro of tho saino IN
dlvidual and got they AFRO truthful sketches
m mo from photographs, takon only n fow
Eon OF lllnois-Nir. e. II. lInrriu, whose nd
dress Is No. 16e3 Second Avenue, Rocl,
island, ID, Tho following extract from let
,eI wrisiem ny mr.. iinrrh explains tho n,ar-
writes; DIR. Picrcos Golden Medical Dis
covory Gavcd my lifo and hn9 matlo mo n
man. Myhomr phyGlcnn Bnys nm good for
forty years yot. You Will remember TINT |
wa9 just between llfo and dcnth, and oil of
my friends wcro euro II wns n case OF death
until commenced taking II second hottie OF
Goldon Medical Discovery when became
Gble to Sit up and tho cough was very much
stopped, md loforo had taken six bottles Of
tho Golden Medical Discovery my cough
business.
1 nov feel that 1T Is n duty TINT owo to
my follow-mcn To recommend to- them tho
Golden Medical Discovery which saved my
lifo when doctors md all other medicines
faIlod to do mo my good.
rend 70 you with this lottor two of my
monographs; ono tnlion n fow weeks before
was taken down sick In bed, md tho other
WINS taken nftcr WINS woll.n These two pho-
toSraphs nro faithfully reproduced Mt tho
load of this article
Mr.. lIarris's experience I'm tho uso of " Gold
cn Medical Discovery tx not mn exceptional
ono. thousands of ointment people IN all
parts OF tho world testify, IN just M emphatic
language, to It's marvellous curative powcra
over all chronic bronchial, throat aud lung
diseases, chronic nnsnl cntnrrh, asthma, and
kindred Diseases
Eminent physicians prescribe "Goldon
Medical Dlacoveryh when any of their dear
ones' lives nro impcriled by TINT tlrcnd dis
caso, Consumption. Under such clrculn-
stances only tio most reliable remedy woui
DO depended upon. Tho following letter IL 10
tho point. It H. from MI eminent physician o.
Stamps, Lafayette Co., Ark. 10 fayg
"Conbur,?tiol Is hereditary In my wlfoi,
family somo hnvo already died with tho die.
oase My vito Inns sister, Mrs. H. A.
Cleary, that was taken with consumption.
She used Dr.. Piercc's Golden Mctlicnl Dlscov-
cry, and, TO tho surprise OF her many friends,
aho GOT VOL. Ny wfo Inns also Ind hcm-
orrhnges from tho lungs, and her sister in
sisted oh lior using tho Golden Medical Dis
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AN UNHEEDED WARNING

.lE midday OK
press was speed
ing fnst to the
IL o rt il of Eng
land. In II certain
first class co m
partment i'll the
front part of the
train sat young
Eric Vyvyap, and
i'll the corner, on
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

STATE OF ONO. CRY OF TOLEDO, l.
LUCAS COUNTY. rs.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that no Is tho
Ienior partner ut tho firm OF L. j. CHENEY &c
20, doing business In tho City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
LARS for each and every cnse OF Q ltarrh that
.,nnos be cured by thu uso OF lIALI.'s CArARRH
CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY
worn to eforo mo and subscribsd in my
pro ence. this 9th day Of Decemb-riA d. 1885.
|-l A. w. GLEASON,
49,, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure istaken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
The system. Send for test montals, free.
f. j. CHENEY &c Co., Toledo. O..
w-Sold By Druggists, 75c.
Brook. n has 1856 churches aud Cos secret
I1ciety lodges.
The United sta.o1 is tho richest nation on
nrth
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Time nnd scnson.

All things have their tIme nni season. anil
IN III" chnngsful temperature OF n closing
winter rheumatism hourlshos. The best
treatment Is referred TO In letter from Miss
I'm GnnckIe, Trenton, o., Fob. 22nj, 1893,
who says 81 suffered for several years with
rhnunatism, but was curod by 81. jacobs
OIL. am nov vol nn never feel anything
OF II. Bsttor get the OIL In TINA mn | there
will DO no season o,iromblo aftorMlrls.
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WHEN an editor attempts TO -reel
he pulse Of he people" he is liable
4Acglect his own circulation. -Glen5
falls Republican.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

A MAN who is driving horse. car
In Brooklyn Claims to have been n
threat specialist In Vienna. IIo
doesn't look as much down in tho
mouth as lie used to.-Philadc. phIn
Ledger.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

CoUGus, IioARsEsEsa SonE THROAT, etc.
quickly relieved by "B,0irn'a bronchial
In rernosing hoarscness, and as a co,tgs remedu
are pre-c,nincntly The hest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

DIR. Kilmer's SwAMr-Roor cures
oil Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
laboratory Blnghampton MY.
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The hot rolls and various snvory lit
Tie breakfast dishes were rapidly grow
ing cold, i'll spite of their shining GOV
ers. Breakfast had been on tho table
half an hour---for tho gold hands of
The grandfather" clock in the corner
Of the cozy dining-room pointed to
three minutes TO ten
.tient' expression in her deep blue eyes,
was standing by the window, idly
watching the rain, pattering down,
splashing into the already Overlooking
gutter and swelling the black puddles
in the middle of tn. roal below.
She had read the Morning Post, and
nll the items of news sine cared about
in the Times (her husbands special
hewsp ,per), and had begun to wonder
when Eric would come down, and
whether the effort OF dressing on this
relaxing October morning had proved
too great an cxeriion for him.
1T was unusual for Eric to be so
late, for he had generally made his
appearance some time before the 8. 80
breakfast gong had sounded.
In minute or so, however, Gwennie
heard his dressing room door open
hastily; then the refrain of Cloves
OwnSweet Song" whistled gayly, and
in another haIf.sscond Eric was III the
room.
''Am desl erately late? Awfuily
sorry. Oh! but [ don't. believe that
clock. Some maliciously disposed per-
son has moved on the hands Mt lenst
quarter OF an hour" laughing. "But
Gwen, darling l"-more seriously
':you SHOULD not have waited all this
time for me. Anything interesting %
going to the hall as ha spoke and
unlocking tho letter box. "All for
me, and all bushes" turning over
four or FIVE official looking envelopes,
addressed mostly in clear, business
like characters to "Eric q. yyvyan,
Esq, z Gresham street, Belgravia, s.
Wy"
81 expecteda letter from Hetty to
tell me when her habS's christening is
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ro5tnl, drop o in;. request for froc
c1,' -'hnl nailabe articles % zoe.
81 J. We,'J News ami Brain Treatment &c
Liver Pills, Re; l,or0nI Plmtcra, l!c.; llai
D.c, i.c. LA. fall. Chrr.cston. s. q.
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Mnrlow, baldwin Co. Al

MurIow, Bnldwin Co, Ain.
II Il would bo my moro convincing. wo
could easily I'LL tho columns of this paper with
letters tcstifying To tho euro OF tho sovercst
diseases of tho thront, bronclIn and lungs,
by tho iiso of . Golden Medical Discovery
grip pneumonia, u lung fcvcr"j, cxhn,sing
fovora, and other prostinting diseases, II has
no equal. II docs not mako Jdt lilIo cod liver
oil and Jig misty compounds, but solid, ,choic-
some flesh.
a complete treatise on Throat Bronchial,
and Chronic Nasnl Catnrrh, and pointlnp ont
successful means of homo treatment for these
mnladlc.i, will bc mailed to any address by tho
Worlda Dlspensary Medical Association OF
l,liifnlo, N. y, on receipt of six conts IN
stamps, to pny postage.
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TATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, !,

The English language Is tho most easily
c1uired.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

post'o nun, MS pretty glrlish
vile. By dint Of pressing n bride,
III tho form of n large silver coin.
into the guards greedy palm, they
had. secured the carriage to them
sclvc", and we're passing tho timo bv
playing "Halma." This-under any
circumstances aggrayating game was
made doubly trying to the temper by
Tho continued jolt, jolt of the train,
thereby shaking all tho poor little red
and green men out o. their rightful
standing places.
"Ah.! that's harl luck"--this from
Eric, rs his wife landed one OF her men
on tho opposite side of the board by
jumping over tho heads of his rcd
ones. "What dulfer am, to be
sure, not TO have seen that open gap |!
This game is too clever for me, by
Jove. Have tusslc at chess, Gwen.
III beat You in that, anyhow"
But Gwcnnie's laughing answer WIS
drowned i'll ono long, shrill, deafening
shrek from the engine, then fearful
bump, causing the train to stop sud
denly, and noise Of crashing and
splintering of timber, distant ut first,
then loud II and nearer. Eric rushed
frantically TO the door. but-ob, hor-
ror lit was locked perhaps the other
side would yield when something
seemed to drag him back-his legs felt
tiod-was he paralyzed?
he was struggling desperately to re-
gain the use OF his legs, which had
grown into two heavy, useless weights,
when The carriage give sudden lurch
to one side, throwing him down alto
getllcr. There was an agonized scream
from Gwcnnic, thcn total darkness.
Eric made frantic efforts to save his
wife, but he lost her in the darkness,
and felt powerless to stop himself slid
ing down undcrground-down into
the damp cafth-down into darkness
blacker than darkness that
could BIO felt. 1t was suifocating; he
could not breathe.
Another second and lie must reach
The bottom and his brains be dashed
out; but better anything than this
dark, giddy descent, when tho sound
OF splintering timber, mingled with
the cries ofwomen and children. broke
again on his cars, family mt first, then
louder and louder, till with deafening
nearness, MS though thousand giants
were hammering the wretched train
to shivcrs1close to his ears. His head
must surely burst with the noise, but
suddenly his eyes opened, and II
was. only dream after all, for he was
safe i'll his own bed, though his head
was still aching and his hcort beotino
with lond thulnps.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

Terrible railway accident. Fatal
collision between two trains on the
Great Northern line. Thirty 1--WE per-
sons killed. Many injured" These
words, which headed column in all
the daily papers onSaturday morning,
October, Ia, threw many families in the
United Kingdom into sudden deep
SORROW and CONSERVATION.
The paragraph went on to explain
the cause OF the accident, and howthe
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

Mr.. Dnlnncy's nddrcss ~ Campbell, Ohio.
III Ind cntorrh.in tho head for ycnrn md
trouble with my left lung Mt tho snmo timo
You put 30 much faith IN your remedies That
concluded to try ono bottlo or two, and I
thrco bottlcn OF Dr. Snge's Cntarrh Remedy,
Two bottles of your F." Golden Medical Discov-
cry" md In four months WINS inyRclf ngan.
l could not sleep on my left sitc and now
can alccp, and cat heartily. so long as hnvo
doctor; | do not think my house In order
without them. Yours truly,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-27

From tho Ducl,cyo State comcs tho follow,
ing; WINS pronounced To hnvo cons,,mp-
ton by two OF our best doctors. | Gpcnt
nenrly S'2S0, md WINS no better. Iconcludcd
bought and used eight bottles and / c4n
now Ay with truth that feel Just ns we'll
to'lny az did at twenty five, and Gun do lust
nns good dny's work on tho fnrm although
had not doho any work for several years"
Truly, your friend,