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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
THE DURRANT TRIAL
He is Being Slowly Taken to The Emanuel
Church Door by The Prosecution.
THE GIRLS RINGS IN EVIDENCE.
The Tracks of the Prisoner Have
Bccu Closely Followed AND Axe Hin.
-" F"r hc"n Traced Ia the Mission.
The Hcf"nse say Thai the, Will
'l"mr Kim in E.,rcc Minutes.

san Francisco. sept Slowly the
prosecution is taking 'rhro lol.. Dur.
amt up To the Emmanuel church ,Ioor
with Blauch Lamont. Another long
step WAS taken voStcrtIy ana th,, two
traced To tn" Mission Ito the corner
of either Valencia ana Twnntv-urst
streets or Valencia and twenty second
streets.
# they got off the ear AT rwontv-scc-
Qua street they We're within th,rr hun
dred feet OF lilo churrM dnnr Nov i,u.
next movement IN the progr"ssi n WIFI
undoubtedly be Ia bring ont the tos-
tpnony of Martin Quinlnu. who s,,s he
saw I'Hiant ana IN" young lady at
IwcntN-sccond anG Bartlett teroatS
Ihen Will probably come the story of
MIS- Leak. who saw thvm enter the
chnrch. aud to the reluctant tale ri
orSaniSt KING. TO whom Duran; nus
tered and said Tie had been overcome
10y gas.
After this there is stin the lawn
hroker's StorE -. tile aite,li,; .u pawn
IN" dead girls I,ns@ and H.. other. rita
- corfohoratits evidence go lobster up
TIA" main case.
AND after all that is avo. the Il
Tense Will begin the work oT tca.ir..
the whole fabric To pieces. of rru,iu,,
tue "hhln INK from linz: OF proving in
hocchc" IN the fac" o. au appearance Of
quit. OF OF leaving the whole case h.-
cloud"d with doubt and conjecture.
IN" lawyers 10 rthc defense. i'm Inc IL .n
of all that is piled up against thnn. iiIr
easy ana confident I'VE viii ,lnu,.
him IN three minutes" is AN cNI,.,s. ,tp
said /" have been dropped by one OF
them.
Yesterday was notable MS Snovin,
LAWYER p"upray nv III" CHARACTER. 81
,r"ss-"Namin"" Hitherto ,;"nc,;lI n!,k-
"!S on has born" this burden ana work
80 hard To picE ilaNs and ntCvuruufo
INCONSISTENCIES N the stories tnl,i lev
t,.l4 ~ d.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
THREE MEN INJURED
Shot Downward by The Breaking Of An E!e-
YatOr Cable at Hotel Norfolk,
A VERY NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Guests Of Thc gioicl Alarmed ,,t Fl,e
f"rrtiic Crash OF The Zig Gar ns
II ~iruck thr Bottom of the shaft
Iic ini"r"d md the injuries
The Cause IniIuown-

Win - whirr a roor ana f, o,o.,,
The elevator -, rho IIntoi Tn,roII' e.;
from IN. ,hird nnn, -, 49,. e,,,,,.r 81,
ni.rht M lo.9n o'c,nIL ,nh ,1,r..., ,a ~.
narrowly osca nod Inath '''' Peop's
IN tha nffir,. of ~ h,>ta, 49,,
time were nboui t,ycntt,nt.a -, ~
.,uns,o az ~ hn,,s. ,,,1t ". sie
mn v,itjn, c,, 'v"t i :, .a'ttI Is
caused mai non. az ,han, cn,,id ,r,s.s
an intelligent dissertation or tha $500
az a terrific crnsh Vas bn.Th ma ,SraS
young mon emerged from thn .,iat,a
tor door. one .Ilccdlnr ana ,vo cr., s,i-
inc nu L,,,,i ,,,i Us "''" WV cia"i-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
sned for plank for Sabbath obscrv-

gned for a plank for Sabbath .obscrv-
anco.
At 5:'2 Hamilton Fish made II motion,
10 proceed to the nomination of can
ui"htes. His motion was adopted. and
me names of Judge Celeroa T.. Martin
oI Bingham: Supreme Court justices r.
7. Wiili'ins, Jesse Johnson. Henry \.
ends. William l.. Adams We're placed
IN nomination for associate Justice
Court of Appeals
The first ballot was without result
Judge Martin was nominated on see
ono ballot and the nomination was
made unanimous. There was sigh of
relief when. NJ I;30 O'Clock. Edmund l..
PittS. OF Orleans. moved that the entire
old ticket be nominated on II single
ballot. Frank Hiscock objected and
urged that tho usual order be followed
He was swept aside and the resolution
was carried with a hurrah. and the
incumbents will again go before the
pubic; For Judge Court of Appeals.
{. T.. Martin, of Broomc: for Secretary
of state. John NJ. Palmer of Albany
for Comptroller. James a. Roberts, of
Erie FOR Treasurer. A. h. Col.'in or
warren: for Attorney General. .Theo-
dor" T.. Hancock. of Onanda ga: Tor
state Engineer. Campbell w Adams.
az Oneida
resolution empowering ;hc state
committee to iii all vacancies &c.
curing on the State ticket was ".,nptei
ana at $40 u. IN. the convention adj
1ourned sine die.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
4 burglary Charge Dismissed.

Nj. Holloman, white. was before Jus
tie" burroughs yesterday charged with
breaking ana entering No 10 Ncwtou
street 1t WAS shown. however that
the man was 50 drunk at the tin, that
ne did not know what he was do
ing He also claimed To have received
a cut ON the head some Years ago and
that whenever n" used intoNicants il
rendered him irresponsible. and thnt
the place which h. tried 10 enter was
wh"r" he formerly lived Justice Bur
roughs dismissed the warrant contain
ing the hhoV" charge" but fined the
prisoner $40 and costs for being
drunk and the sam" amount for using
proian" inngunge on the street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
WHAT MR.. WALKER ASSERTS.
81" tt"itcrutc> Ills Statement .l,nt an.
titurrh's t"tiou Was Premature.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
rho Quaint Ola city Furnishes News
"Cunsidcrnbie Importaucc

fltEDERiCkSBCR Va, Sept. 49,
SPECIAL engineers are making sur
voys tor two railroads in this vicinity.
the Chesapeake and Western, and th,.
Virginia, Fredericksburg and West
rrn. but up to the resent time we
have found ho "nr who is able IL
state on authority Just where they ar.
hcaulhS tol. trcd"riCk*burg wants
the {. w. X. II. to pass within the
city limits. but as yet The CITY Council
has received no proposition from the
projectors. and consequently has taken
no steps 10 effect that end II the
road should como This way ii will scrvo
TO draw quite Il larc" trade from "A
country that viii GLADLY deal with us
IL an opportunity Is offered
In Culpcper intcrcS; in the rond is mi
fever heat ana the people are VERY de-
sir"uS 81 having il pass through their
county Next To that. they are anxious:
FOR ii 10 come 10 this city All of that
section had extensive dealings with
fredericksburg at one tim" and tn.
people there wish To- renew these trade.
relations
Intelligence has been received here of
the demise, ON last Wednesday. of MIR.
Lewis w. stag. AT his home i'm \rw
Albany. Ind. Mr.. stag was a rcsidcn,
at this county 'SpotsN lyaniD for a mum
Der al years and was highly rcspcctcd
in Fredericksburg
In several counties in this section OF
Virginia. particularly in Culpcpcr. thn
exceedingly dry weather has n.dn IN,
pastures 5" short that u large mum
Der of farmers have been forced to be.
I'm feeding their stock .particularIy
their beef cattle, and 1t an abundance.
OF rain is not soon Forthcoming r.ri
must necessarily T." very scarce next
spring.
Rain fell in torrents in this city rn,
about twnty minutes this morning. but
htt" benefit VIII hu derived thrrrrron,
unless more aud frequent showers
follow in the nest few days
Marii;iS" license has been ISSUED t.
Lewis T. SCHROEDER ana Maggie t.. Luus-
FORD both Of whom reside across Inc
river. III stafford county
MI. Eliza LiShtnrr, wife of Alr. Geo.
>. ihHEtn"r. Prominent citizen of
ralln"uth. ano bridge commissioner ro,
thc county OF Stafford. while attempt
Inh I" cross often near her home ;c-
cidenthlly fcil ana broke hen L.. ,iitp
seriously. Medical aid was Immediate
~ summoned and the fractured limh
,r' While SUFFERING. iutrnsc pniy.
M'n. LiShtncr'S ronGiti'u to-day is as
wei as can bct expected
company Inspection was held q,
III" "rmorN of tn" Washln.tou Guards
idSi hlGht. sixty members holm. ,r..
'N' ana attir"d TN their new uniforms
Whirh nay" just been completed hy n
l"ral taii"rinr establishment This;
800 t'hH WAS onlN organized several
n"htliS az" and IS rapidly bcomiu4 pro
h'l'h' in tn" drill regulations m.
r'l'vtS are; Captain. Maurice H.
i."Wr' 'irst Lieutenant, T. II Revere.
an. No., second Lieutenant. Il. +. NnoN.
ne itdrri'ks"urg markets stood as
follows this morning
r!"ur- family, $&.'5 To $425. extra.
S'.-A 70" S".''; Stp"r.. So to S325. ,yhcnt
PEI huShcl 80 to Ga. corn, pp,. luSL.I
~ 1" go oats. per hushcl. 20 to -. meal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

~, yesterday meeting Of the Board
OF Health Or. Dupuy reported that he
mad been called upon for free vaccina-
ton 10y number of people who looked
as II iheN were able To pay for the same
ana a resolution was adopted directing
MN /" give the names of such parties,
Whivh the board may publish, If ne,
ccSsaIY DIT BaXtcr. the new Health
Officer from the county. expressed a de
sire 10 work in harmony with the city's
Health Officials and he was invited to
attend all meetings OF the board
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

Perry. O r., Sept. l..-Aluch excitement,
prevails because OF the failure oil the First
state Bank of Perry to open for business,
to-day. Attachments TO the amount of $40 b.
n0 were run on the bank late last night
ana this morning The bank carries about
Sio,"I in deposits and it is said that there.
is but $500 cash ON hand, Til" liabilities
ar" estimated az between $40 900 and $50 e.
OUD. with assets nearly half That amount
None OF TIA" banks officers or clcrks can
be found. The feeling against them IS
strong
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

James Galloway Legrand. of Lynch-.
burg Va. to Neonie l.. j. Davis. colored.
of Raleigh. \: c.: David Troy. of Roam
born, y. C.; Wesley baskerville. of Not
loWaN county Va. TO JOYCE Broadnax.
cpiored; Robert C. Anderson To Nellie
NJ. Wynnc. white, both OF Richmond
Va; John Lupton. of North Carolina. to
Mary Thomas colored. of Virginia.
Samuel Hawkins to Mollie jackson
Colored. both of Virginia II,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
4 lIonse Rui.lna

About O'Clock yesterday morning
Detective Richardson ralded the house
No. 10 Smith street. alleged to 30 fx
house of tli-fame, and arrested ft.4s
fillmore, white. on the charge OF being
the pronrietress. The case was before
sent the accused on to tho grand iuFp
she furnishing the REQUIRED Bond fs&
500. Attorney Julius II sasSs. Ssasss ~ 81 81
reGented the defendants IS - NJ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
Among our cotton Men.

Liverpool advanced I'D on spot cot
ton. sales 10000 bales. against r.
700 bales last year. Contracts closed
quiet, / 10 S-64ths advance
New York future contract market de-
c'ined TO points. closing easy. Oc-
toher i.HS to 1.SS; January. $40 to S.ll;
March. S.2l 10 SD. Sales. 2G9 400.
Receipts a United States ports were
l5,IaO bales. against 22.147 bales last
year and 1929 bales in 1898.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at from 500 TO zoo bales,
last year 3.S2S bales and in 1898 1883
bales
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
70 FOOL the Chicr.eus.

y suburban resident is said to have
bult his house exactly alike i'm tho
front ana al the back. His hope was.
hr said, To fool the chickens into think
ing they were on the front lawn when
they were really In the back yard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Casroria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When shs had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
They Have Meeting at Saratoga and
ChaunCey DGpew Made a Speech to Them.
THE WILSON TARIFF WAS DENOUNCED.
They Passed Resolutions Ina Effect TINT
The Republican Victories of ISg4
Was Assurance that Thr Demo-
cratic Party Had Been Made Pow.
orless 40 Work Further Harm.

cite Gleason
Clarence. \. powo,, of New York Of
fcrcd a resolution Endorsing the admin
istration OF Governor Morton :!ad roc
ommeHlinC him for the presidential
nomination for 1886 The resolution was
read ana carried with only ono dissent
ing vote,
Committees on permanent organiza-
ton resolutions and credentials ,.n,..
then appointed
A 30 - m a recess was taken until
y. M
AZ 3:H5 4 IN about tyyo-thirds of the
delegates We're i'm their seats in cuuvcn-
tiun hall
At %;20 Chauncev NJ p-rcw entered
tie hail. He got more applaus. than
both bands.
Al 2:i5 the hands mad rot dawn tn
meet Mariy. and th"r" We're still n"
s'shs "' reSuming proceedings
At 3:55 the crowd got imputinut and
called tor Mr.. DcpcW He responded
very promptly aud taking the plat
form. soon set his audience in II roar
IL. said that h" was apparently call
cd IN 10 nh III" gap between tempo
ny ahu Tournament organization and
mat when the latter got ready for
business orntorN would have 10 give
M"N' re coNIpliinehted Congressman
H'aH en- ms speech. He said The
uln"rehce between Republicans and
noy ~ l',i,', , 'tt -..,i.I., N''"M
,f rt.,,v..r, ltJ I..,- ,..,.,...i,.
,,,na, H. ,,, H. '"'I''
Ln,,,, r, :, m D'itI''i az
tnk,.s Wiz, mi 49, ~" l. '''S
mai, tLnm wien IN no,,,, 'o" ~
Nj, n.,.,' - Ia 80 -
and wa. ,,n'.,, .,,;. q, n""t'
when he. closed al i.23
~ 4:23 tn. convention was. r,tlIn6 =,
order Tn. Commute. ON Permanent
Organization was not ready to report
and there WAS more waiting.
The Committee. ON p.rn,,u,r, or.
gani2atioi, rnno,t..J -, - ,'.,,,,,i.
chairman and r,,n..d ,,.,.,,'a,,'.,'',.
secretaries; as the pcrmnn.ut nfrrinIs
! long list OF honorary ylcr.ur,sihants
and secretaries was also named
Chairman Sherman appointed Chas
y Chickcrinp ana Senator Higgins as
Il committee 10 escort Senator LcNoV
land was introduced by tn. chairman
in the Following words:
Republicans need no Introduction To
Senator l.eNuw. Democrats want
none
~ the conclusion of Senator l-Xu\y'.;
address tn" COMMITTEE. ON Ersniu-
lions Was called for and Speaker Ham
lltOn Fish handed up the platform IT
CoHt>tlned no excise plank Th, vote
Oh emitting th" plank was II To 4
Inc seven Were Surleigh French
Bachelor MNlholiand. Miller. smith
Sud Mullen.
me resolutions are In part as fol
I"Ns
p rcailiiJH our adherence 10 the
Aihri lcdn pUiCA si protection. ana W.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

Tho numerous friends Of Mr James II.
Calrow viii be panied 10 near o' mis-
death. which occurred at the Retreat for
the Sick Last evening after It long and
painful Illness. The deceased was one
oI the best known citizens OF Norfolk.
and man whose friends w-r, legion.
BY profession MIR Calrow was an
architect ana builder he latter bust
ness having been conducted nY him i'm
this city for a number OF years Among
tho prominent buildings erected by him
was the Academy of Music He was q
member uf the CITY Councils some years
since and held other public positions.
all of which h" filed with honor ana
credit Tie had long been II inrtuhri. of
the Frrcmason street Raptist Church
and II life l"us Mason besides which h,
was member of other organizations in
his city Mi Calrow married a daugi-
ter of the tat" William Ashley. whom
he survived several years. He leaves no
family except AN adopted rOn ana
daughter tut host Of people who
knew ana admired him are left to mourn
thrir loss IN all the relations uI life
James II. Calfnw was n man
Nearly every ono needs good tonic at
this season iioois Sar apnri!la tho one
true tonic and blood purifier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
"ia~hcd by a Ncerc>-.

captain said "a color"d woman. as
shr rushed into police headquarters last
nlsht at 10 O'Clock and addressed Capt
'u'hr'lcll' There IS woman up the
street who has cut Il man and is trying
10 cut me She has a big knife" The
rapiain sent officer Nelson in search or
me bctIigercnt. ana in a few minutes he
returned. having in custody Leila cous-
ms a notorious resident of Avon street
IN me crowd which followed was a
young culorcd man with n cash ON biu
ielt cheek, extending from tho eve
uoWhWardS for three inches. The wo-
man he said. came out OF saloon on
Avon street and slashed him with a
hnire' the second time In n week She
ing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

"Casforia is the best remedy for children of
which "m acquainted. hopc the day is no,
Tar distant when mothers will consider the
real interest OF tlcii children. and use Casturia
instead o! he various qunci nos;rums which
are DESTROYING their loved ones, ny forcing
OPIUM morphine, soothing syrup and othc:
hurii"' agents down their ih,oats thereby
sending them to premature graves"
DR. J. T. KINciELoT,
Conway, Ark
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
STIRRING NEWPORT NEWS.
"p""i"g OF tls" Sch"oI, icr.onnIi.
ties Eompiinarmimr, ,Ianrc.

II" public school opened Ecr,. Mon
""H morning with Il roll culI of 2n5
NOR" pup'is than have enlisted since thr
i'"i'ulHS ul IN" system hero. Many re-
cent improvements nave been made ana
Ihr school IS better equipped than ever
FOR large number. Two new rooms
nave recently been added new desks
rul ~ and a great deal dor. in the wuy
oi i"parcri!iE. etc, which reflects crcdi,
uHoh lace board TOR the taste and energy
additions
Rev. Mr. Motley. pastor Of tho Chris
IAN thuich. has returned from Nat
ual Bridge, Va, where he spent ni-
summer vacation
y number OF the young men Of New
port News gay" n omplimoutary dance
last might 20 Miss Eevtic Adams. Of
i!alilm"i" anC Miss Mary Adams. of
Noiiulk. WHO HAY" been the guests at.
Miss Annj" Davis Tho dane, tool,
place IN Moss block and was . sue
crssful r,cnl in every particular. nm,
young ladies viii leave to-day for tilriI
Lcspcythr homes. after making many
friends hero
rhe steamship Rappuhannock sailed
yesterday with IA large cargo.
MIS-. AbcrnathN oJ klchnond. ana
TIA" Misses Latham. of Washington are
tho guests of Mrs. Eubanks Thcy were
called hc'" owing to tho illness OF
their mother. who is much better at
this writing
MIR ~ p ballard has returned from
Richmond
Mr.. c. + Bailey and family are the
guests OF col and Mrs French
Miss Louise Nash. of Norfolk. ana
the Misses Parker, of SmithGcul. are ox-
prCted today I" visit Mrs. "a H. Bailey.
The young men of Newport News .X-
pet I" EiNr larg" german at IN ear
~ dat" at the Casino.
NJ o. ''lnaI,.ft NJ IphhSt,,,
was registered ut the Hotel Warwick
Yesterday
NJ Mark Bristol, of the United states
Navy paid his weekly Visit % Newport
News yesterday on business IN conncc-
ZION with the government GuuhoHts
JudSr li'n'ey OF Williamsburg. waa
I'm thu cilt Yesterday.
Inc ray car of the Chcsapculic and
ONO came down on the II O'Clock train
yesterday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
CaStOl'ia.

Cnsto'ia isnm excellent medicine for chill
otch. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. g. c. osCoon
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19

the finance department: a military svs.
TEN should be established, and after
this has been placed on a sound foot.
ing. the adoption or a navy Is expected:
useless extrayasant displays To be done
away with, II being standing fanlt
In corca from the court 10 the lowest
office to indulge In unnecessary tltsplay
and useless ceremonies; a criminal
code should he enacted: the police au-
thcritieS should be- unified: the ais
cipline Of government funetlonaries
should be rieidly enforced and any
practice as that In vogue Of selling
government office must b. abolished
The authority of local officials should
b. limited by statute and the power
centralized; appointment or dismissal
OF government officials should be ar
ranged according TO a fixed system; 4;
promising ynuths should b. sent to
study In japan. and the uniiicatlon or
the national policy is requisite In order
to establish thu Independence Of the
country on a sound basis and effective
ly 10 reform h0me affairs.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19
KING Pdt-EUMA'IISM.
HIS REIGN is OVER AT LAST.
Medical Science Drives Him from HIS
Throne-A Medicine Discovered
that Rheumatism Can Not Re-
sist-A Boon for Sufferers.
lF,rom the sd. Louis. Mo-. Chronicle.l

lFrom the st. Louis, Mo-, Chronicle.l
The effect of using DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for rheumatism was brought to light
lately by u Chronicle reporter VINO inter
viewed John Ferguson of 1853 South Broad
way, st. Louis, who had been suherer
with this incapacitating disease.
''Those pills. he said, have proved OF
great benefit not only to me but to my wife.
Strange to say we both suffered from TIE
same ailment, although my wife's condi-
tion was much worse than mine. Neither
of us could sleep at night; we mad sharp,
shooting pains IN our arms sides ana inAos,
and continual soreness all over the body.
What we suffered from was nothing more
or less than rheumatism. Al times my
wife had to crawl up stairs on her hands
and knees. and us for me, would at nighe
twitch and jerk despite my utmost efforts
to control myself We suffered the torture
of the damned.
ssBut in three weeks the pain began to
leave us. My case not being as severe as
nv wife's soon got well, but it took nearly
three months before Mrs Ferguson could
saw she was entirely free from rheumatic
pains OF course l recommend DIR. Will
iams' Pink Pills to all my friends.
MIR Fergusons words are indorsed by T.
A Campbell. an iron worker living on
Chouteau avenue. He too had been afflicted
with rheumatism contracted from working
in a damp foundry. He said: "One day l
was seized with chills and my doctor ordered
me to remain in bed for at least several
DAYS began TO lose my previously good
appetite. a depression of spirits, lack OF am
bition. tired feeling and even loss Of mem
ory followed / couldn't keep my feet warm
and my usual ruddy complexion had given
way TO a sallow hue.
with my family to support l couldn't
afford to be idle. 1 struggled against my
feelings as best | could bat the best could
do, even with the doctors help, was very
little
Hearing of DIR. Williams Pink Pills l
determined 10 try them The effects were
nothing short of marvellous. They made
me well. and as preventive take them
regularly. They're the best medicine l
know of, and as snch my friends hear me
speak of them"
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contain all the clements necessary to give
new life and richness to the blood and re-
store shattered nerves. They are an unfail-
ing specific for such diseases as locomotor
ataxia, partial paralysis. st. Vitus' dance,
sciatica, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
headache, the after effects OF In grippe,
palpitation OF the heart, pale and sallow
compilations and all forms of weakness,
either in male or female. They may be
had of all druggists. or direct from the Dr.
Williams Medicine company, Schenectady,
n V, for SO cents per box, or six boxes for
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