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FLOWERS.

The era Of high prices is a thing OF the
past i'm this department. We quote ~"
az tho many excellent values
Violets. per bunch, 5, -. q, 80. iac; ana
St o5 I'M the various shades. also. In BLACK
md white IN the better grades.
Cowslips yellow and PINK. 2c bunoh'
Foliage. ., -, 90. and y per otHu.",
white. 25c. ~. ..,.. s,c
Imported Oxeye Daisies, yellow anu
AnIfn lanirns. 80.
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KAUF mann & co.

attend to wants Win
the history store nave we
bumby Oh our
not being able to take or
for Trimmed Saturday Impossible LOT ~
our
will be pleased attraction this week in trimmed s anu
greater almost entirely new having
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. April 49, 1870.

c,frorinee-, heat. 80 bushels; ,orn
D,nltet lyS8 bushels oats - bushels.
sales wheat. 10 bushels corn 'WhtcL
''9roiafions. Whcat-Longberry Gle. TO
a. mixed. C1c. 20 Gle, shortJcrry, 0ic
to &c. SO. red. CSC.
% ,sbifc. 5z.c. 10 BE-, No > mixed ole.
Ont No. mixed. 3ic 10 3lHc.: No.
e. f1lxsd .gsc. TO 33i sc-. winter. 3sc- 20 i-c-
Fyc-y1c To Sc.
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COTTON AIARKETs.

NEW YORK. April l3.-Thc total VS.
Die supply OF cotton tor the world IS
4ifa.3-5 bales, Of which 3.Wf - bales
are American. against i.OU.u1l bales
and 3.OSj.0i0 bales. respectively. last
year. receipts OF cotton ~ Interior towns,
o. .GiJ bales. crop I'M sight 9.245,24s bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

suppose fl does cost ono doliarf Don
lac iponnywise and pound foolish
through taking for your Cough medicine
that YOU know nothing about Wheh one
quality Ike Dr. j.. Jayne's EXpectorant
can be had.
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This is ono Of the worst things about
this fusion business. The negroes call
it confusion" and il Is indeed good
name: for it has set the state back ton
years. and created no end of confusion,
pickering. and trouble Of all kinds. In
the face az an this. the extreme Popu-
lists say they do not care. The mod
crate ones wavcr ana tho reports are
that they arc returning 10 the Democrats.
But these statements must be conserNd-
lively considered, and discounted. inc
democrats must get back lo.o00 OF the
go go populists. Can they do IT, on
this the mex, campaign hinges, I'm the
opinion Of many woll-informed persons.
The populisis hold the balance Of power.
The Republicans claim that the Demo-
Gratis cannot ask any 10 return the
Democrats hope 20 quicken the conscience
Of the conservative Popuists.
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Cblldren'S Cl0aks, Caps, RGGGEaId Suits.

!, tLis daDnrfmpnt We arc I'tVs -
~ W a., eft.lcs and prices. II You dlubt
an inspection and comparison VIII con-
Ne are today better prepared 10 c me-.
IN your wants for the children imam ''o'
ENTIRE OUTFITS are at your can
here. ,... -, q og IN si5
INFANTS sLliSi ~ NoDT Tbe nrlces
range from soc. 10 So, so-- g., Fine
aV'kPs from l2c.. 10 Null, to $50 III + ''''
Lace and Crepe Effects .,,., ,,oar 10
REFFERs for the child or r one y ranse
the miss Of fourteen years
i' S@iHHIiiDRFN's SUITS. 6 20 II yeatsii ~
,.Scd nIial,tv Flannel trimmed Win N"'''
bpoid neat and nobby s59,. en- aud
pIa.hh' .tvles i'm Serge, SOD 500 ana
$3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
MUNYON
REMEDIES ARE SURE

Save Doctors BilIs-Cure Yourself at Tri-
fling Cost-Munyon's "Guids 10 Health"
free At all Druggist. VIII Tell You How.
Rensdie. :, ii Mostly at ONLY TWEEN
IY.FIyE CKSrs-A Single Bottle May
Care You-Smail Dose', flsas,ut to Take.
Dol't FL Your system With luxurious
Drne,-Munyon's Eemedies VIII Cure
When Everything Ese Fails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

Mr.. Raymond =. Garrett wishes 10 IN III,
eor,, his friends that he rs now 10 Cnarse
of the new Shoe Department II Meyer 3
corner sixth and Broad. whcre u" zen
serve them to better adVantt &c '."h
ever before.
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Outer Wear for Women

KVe have a choice selection Of LADIES
SUITS. SKIRTS and CAPES.
Your special attention Is called 70 24r
STYLISH TAN ENGLISH SERGE SUI
also TAN CLOTH SUIT at s6s5.
me CAPE and SKIRT SUE IN Navy
and BLACK Imported Serge. $40.
SEPARATE SKIRTS range IN pt ,s
from 81 IS for Black Serge to SO Tor the
full Satin and CrepOns 100, - -, 49,.
NOBBY STYLES IN CAPES IN all tho
leading cOlors. u.aor ,,t OTtI
PLAIN BLACK AlirWOoL 30 ~
,,oiiRi-E CAPE trim ned with ribbon at
neck. price $3.50. ,. s,,,,,sh
MORE CAPE. Lace edge very s'yisn'
Better grades at s., $780, $40 up to So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

One more week Of stella. Tho grand
painting will positively leave next sat
urday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

stella did not leave the city last night;
as was expected, but will remain until
next Saturday. This is good news 10
the lovers OF fine art.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

After the grip. diphtheria, pneumonia,
scarlet-fcver. typhOid-feyer. etc, hooo
impartine the strength and vigor so much
desired.
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Fine French Cherries.

Mignonette. i9. IS and 15c. MI,
pi9uets Of Forget-me-nots, YELLOW, Blus
and white. lie. a bunch. w..
Roses. Thistles. Buttercups fopp'es'
Hvscinths Blueies Ragged Robins. pan
las. I.ilacs. ChrysantnemImsr az.
everything in Flowers you might ue7'e'
also
MOURNING FLOWERS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

w ANTED- PERMANENT AND Ia
w BILE BOARDERS. Apply 70 Mne
KING, 7oV east Clay. spAs-asN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels
act easily yet promptly and effectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

RICHMOND TO OLD POINT. $50.
RICHMOND TO VIRGINIA BEACH -.
Tickets for sale April 18th, lith ana
18th. limited TO return until Aprll lo1h.
The attractions of the sea-shoie AZ
the Easter season are many.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

The Populists have been led into the
Republican trap step by step, and the
Republicans now feel quite sure OF tncm.
The mere statement of this TACT makes
many POpulists furiously angry, but IL
rs because they are 10th 10 acknowledge
what the rest of the world sees 10 be
fact
populigts arc dissatisfied Democrats.
That's their composition. How many or
them VIII get back ion the Democratic
ranks ON eicction-day next year? ON
this much depends, for them, and for me
Democrats. too. For the Democratic
gains must needs Doe from the ranks Of
the Popuists They can do nothing with
the Republican or with the negro vote
that is. so little as not 10 be worth men
tioning.
There arc few negroes who stick TO
the Democratic party The Republicans
also speak of negroes who thus vote as
purchasahle voters. and Oatraclsm has TO
"a great degree been the portion OF the
negro who casts Democratic ballot.
Tho negro preacher and the IMPRESSIONS
bic negro women TO great degree, look
unOn the Republican party as really le-
0ei0us I'm its teachings, and as part or
their religion. 10 rs queer view, nut
true one for most of the colored he
publican politics is preached from the
pulpits.
The Popunsts hold on TO whatever they
have. They had not strength enough 10
hoats the Democrats alone, and so Tor
years played losing game. but always
were choord by the gift Of funds from
their national organization. They were
compelled. their leaders thought, 10 join
forces with some one. in order TO win.
II was lsttle trouble for them, IN am Off
voar TO deceive the CredulOus pOpuliSis
with spocious stories as TO what would
be done. Then the next thing dilef
fusion was accomplished was TO induce
the Ponulists 10 become as extreme as
possible, so as 10 pull them just as FAR
away from the Democrats as they could
get them. The Republicans felt that
the more bitterness they excited among
the Populists. the nearer 10 would come 90
making Republicans ont Of them. And
so IL has turned out. Many Populists arc
now. after only years teaching as
bitter towards their late party Ghe DEM
ocratic) as the most Jealous Republican
could desire them 20 be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

Stella. the beautiful painting. viii re-
usia DO Rnhmond one weak lengar- 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

Cash quotations We're as follows ioui
dun and neglected and prices were quota
biz steady. 40. . spring wheat "ft9t,'.'
30. red. 5iaia3ic.i no. = ,oIH' - ~,
+ 0,i.. short rib sides. S64'nb4't2' louHt
,hoildors OpNed). sos 4G'.''i sn9It
clear sides thoXcd). S051uNboi WHISKY
distllcrs' finished goods SILL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
SILK WAISTS.

IN. me ,p"nd ~ ISAifFMANN'S
This season the Waist pepp82s s ma COW
ors twice the usual space, ~ " mo our
selves on the fine display OF WAISTS, IN
SEQ the values we are showing In SILK
WAISTS al N@ In the pretty spring
colorings. also at S75. S.B and 1870
tctfcr values never were made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
RIBBON $.

Wore Won ono Of the purchasers n Ias'
week at our Ribbon .C,n qunsJir in desirable
Conc ms Were never offered at this sei-
SON of the year.
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PerCaleS,
COlOred Silks.
COlOTed Dress Goods

New attractions for Monday IL both
Silks and Dress Goods.
Special new designs in Fancy SILKS
for Waists at ~, o., q. SOC and 81 yard.
New weayes and patterns IN Ali
Wool Dress Goods al -. -. %. ~. %,
60. 70, s., 81 and up 10 81 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

RI T|TTNTI- y NTTIT y IN7I-
SALEM9Olo virginia SIS az iSl~, 3noD
al 19i. 1000 Virginia Centuries 40 59i.
300 al aNg.
81. ...-........t lf.urIflpc RIA Asked
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- I'LL 90
FOURQUREAN-
< PRICE: 60.
You cannot afford to miss single day
in this store unless you have decided to
spend your money without considering its
value. You can always buy here and get
the best for the price The opportunities
to save money are greatly increased by the
presentation of such extraordinary values
as we offer for tomorrow.
Black MORE Silks.

We offer this week some o. e, NE
g we ever saw in ife.long o ..al ,Ss
evnerience. II We were to tel tel, you , ,1'g
D~lrcs these goods always sell a. t.,, a.
would think us eNtraNds .iiii. 'y.e,k at
II 10 say. we oner ihenl .', 49, For
a 1-D"5nrslirts they have no equal ana
,r ,1'' ne most stylish goods no" uS''
tl.f f.lrEu-n.
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ooportunity 10 secure a
me Dress for d bt1le
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
silk GiDghamS.

We offer tomorrow morning o1r e en-
"a tI,,ck towels. extra heavy ana me
ti,o stock of SIX Ginghams, 9"-Ee,
Siks. Gazelle silks. etc.-soous .a -
eaU i'm all stores az 30 ana 'oc' Il an
al tIe uniform price or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
HANOVER HEROES
Meeting of the Mural Tablet '""-
mittcc.

ashland VA. october SL-tspecia3
The committee OF ladies and seh'ie'ne"
,.bo ,ra in charge OF the erection at the
Courthouse OF the mural 'aoi.''' "'V'.
which the names Of the fallen heroes Oh
Hanover will appear. met here to-uay III
mo Council chamber To arrange LOT M
nurchase of the tablets. IhoSe W,"'I'
were Mrs. John Page, Mrs II. J. ich-
ham. and Mrs. J. u. Tlmpefidne. naJo'
Iobr Page. Messrs. II. 7. WicNham,
s.no,oc = Uaw. and Colonel H. W. wing
Geld 4 subcommittee of three-Messrs'
nav Wickham. and Pase-were instruct
cd ,o order at once suitable tablets.
The remains Of Mrs. William King. VINO
d,cd suddenly in Richmond Tuesday eve
ming arrived here to-day At lz.ao' ana
were laid TO rest in the family graveyard
al her old home near here. The services
were conducted by Rev. G. i. Scott OF
the Ashland Baptist church
Hanover County Electoral Board met
here to-day To count and seal the tickets
for the election next week. The town
was alive with politicians. Representa-
lives from every section Of the county
were here.
\ steady rain has been falling since I
o'clock this morning. the first OF any
consequence since July 18th. About haif
the wells i'm and near town are complete
IL dry. Farmers in this section are per-
fectIy respondent. having made scarcely
one half crops this year.
Mr. Lemuel :. Blincoc and MISS Ella
Brown. daughter of Rev. \. q. BroWh'
will be married on Tuesday. November
an. at noon in the Methodist Episcopal
church here. MIR. Blincoe is an old Ash
land boy. but ia now a prosperous mer-
chant of Norfolk city. The couple leave
here on the noon train for the North on
their bridal trip.
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Highest of all in Leavenng PowcLates U. s. Govt Report
HIGHEST of all in Leavenng Powcr-Laes U. Govt Report
R3H!A!!! R RsxassE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE


timony was very strong, ana coI .,'
TO a very great extent. with the tes'ii'o"s
Of DIR. Douglass. A.. ,,o,d
The defence then put on the star,
Dr. Shackleford. OF neutrality-suspicious. a..
o., Vic testified that j. s. Williams, the
deceased. came to his house on the day
of his death and obtained medicine from
him. and that the deceased sSas eers
much disturbed mentally. and was very
Respondent in regard TO his physieal eun-
dition. He did not see the ueeesse" and
until the following Saturday. when ne ana
Dr. Brenl went to make the examination
AZ the Coroner's inquest. They found a
wound over the right eye, and that therc
was blackness around the edge OF ths
wound They probed the wound ana w.
probe went directly back. they iouha
another wound in the third rib, whlch
they tried to probe but could not. lie be-
lieved that death was caused by me
wound in the head. Court then ADJOURNED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
Till; OLD ISL RG.
Dan VIII lie EIccted-ShippinG
Oysters West.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. October
si.-(Speciai)-Mr Pat. McCaull passed
through town to-day. without stop. on
his way TO King George county. where
he goes 10 try 10 help Mr. Rodgers de-
feat Captain Dan. Lee. Pat. viii be
listened 10 and laughed at, but Dan. Lee
will be elected.
Large shipments Of oysters are being
made from the Lower Rappahannock TO
the West. many Of them going as far
ar Denver. This business is growing
rapidly.
The business OF the Richmond Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
rany here Is much heavier than ever be-
fore in the history of the road and a
new freight depot will soon be erected
60 meet the pressing need for more
room.
SecrctaTy-of- Lamont has not Vet
named a successor 10 Major McAlpine.
who had charge OF The National Cemetery
here for several years. and whose death
was reported IN the Dispatch. No one
seems 10 have an idea where this plum
will fall. Every Union veteran living
around nsre is hoping he viii be the lucky
one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
EXPERT TESTIMONY.
DOCTORS TESTIFY IN THE VIII
LI,Ms MURDER TRIAL.
The Prisoner Begins tO show s's"S
of the Ordeal Through Whtch S"e
IL pn.,tur-Ifcr Faithful Brother
and sister.
and Sister.

SAIJTDA. VA. October 3l.-(SpeciaL)-
To-dav was the seventh OF the Williams
murder trial. in progress in the Middle
sex County Court. The crowd present III
the forenoon was smaller than II had
been heretofore. In the afternoon now
ever. the attendance was quite large me
interest manifested is still intense ana
excitement ran high. The prisoner, Mrs
Magnolia Williams, came over from Hotel
saluda. where she is staying. pelhs OUT
on bail, looking more distressed thah
al any time since this famous trial De
gan. The ordeal through which she Is
passing Is fast telling on her. SeVerai
dimes to-day she wept bitterly.
Her sister. Mrs. wilkins. and her
brother. Mr.. Jones. are with her, and
attend her daily from the hotel to the
courthouse.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
The medical testimony was resumed
this morning DR.. Smith was placed upon
th, sand By the commonwealth, ana
his testimony was given IN an abie ah'
telling manner. He agreed with DTS.
Douglass and Booker that had the ban
taken the course described by them
death would have been, in all proDa-
hility. instantaneous, and did not think IL
nossible that both wounds could have
been self-iniicted. lie stated that II
would have been Impossible TO trace the
bah through the BRAIN " the brain had
been taken out, as DR. Douglass stated
had been done. and If the ball had en-
tered the chest at the third rib ana
passed downward and backward IL
could not have struck the part which was
said TO have been wounded without torc-
ing the sternum, which was mot Done
FOR THE DEFENCE.
Or. Foster, OF Mathews county, was
p,rt on the stand by the defence. His tes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
THE EASTERN HOSPITAL.
Modified Plans Improvcd-A Land
>nIe,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October 81
(SpecialD-The Building Committee Of the
Eastern State Hospital Board of Direct
ors. having examined and approved the
plans and specifications as modified for
the erection OF a building for the insane
sick. the board has been called 10 meet
in special session on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 9Th. for the purpose of examining
bids for the erection Of the Improvement.
Mr. Gustave Helm, of York county. has
sold to Mir. l.. l.. Burrett. OF Rockford.
Ill. $50 acres of the famous l-ansdowne
estate. near York river. for $50 cash.
MI Burrett. with his family. will take
possession as soon as possible.
Mr. Seaton Tinsley. Of Richmond. who
Is largely interested in real estate in
York county. was i'm town yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
GOT THREE YEARS.
Punishment for Manning His Father
Arrested ON SuspiciOn.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October 81
Especial Louis Wyatt (cOloreD was con-
ylcted in .the County Court this morning
Of manning his father-in-law, Ed. Hoi-
land. and his punishment fixed at three
years in the penitentiary. Wyatt shot
Holland IN the head some eighteen months
ago. He escaped after the shootins' anu
was al large until last August, when ne
came 10 This city and SURRENDERED him
self Holland is living. but he Is physi-
cal wreck WAITS case attracted more
than ordinary attention. He was ANY
defended by ex-Commonweaith's-A ttor-
ney Z. :. Robinson. who made splendld
argument in his behalf vigorous prose
cution was made 10y Commemorative sat
torney j. X. NJ. Newton.
FLY THE AMERICAN FLAG.
The steamship Marlborough, which was
wrecked near Cape Henry last spring
and which was recently bought at auction
by /. j. Merritt has been sold by MIN
TO the Louisville and Nashville railroad
for SenoO The vessel is now being eX-
tensively overhauled at the ship-yard
When the repairs are completed she VIII
he named Pensacola. and will fly the
American flag The Louisville and Nash
VILE road will out the vessei on the
route between Pensacola and New or-
leans The repairs 10 the ship VIII cost
ss5Oe. or more than three times the puf-
chase price.
ARRESTED on SUSPICION.
4 negro who says his name Is JACOB
Fisher and who corresponds in several
respects wiA a description Of Joe Fisher
who murdered Il negro named Trushitt
IN Charleston, :. G.. three years ago. was
arrested here last night by Policeman
Rayned The arrest swas brought about
by "A letter which Chief-oi-Police Hdr-
wood, of this city. received yesterday
from the Chief of Police of Charleston
in which II was stated that the murderer
was in this city. The prisoner declares
that the murderer OF Trusktt IS his
brother. and rigid questioning tended
TO convince Chief Harwood that he told
the truth. He will be held until further
Information Is received from Charleston.
Mr.. Henry Konitzky. who was AT one
time president OF the Newport News ship
Building and Dry-Dock Company. and
who Is now superintendent OF the Neaiic
e. Ieavy Ship and Engine-BuilGing
Works. OF Philadelphia, spent !ast night
in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
EASTERN SHORE TRAGEDY.
4 Young Man Accidentally Kills His
IlFOtbcr,

CAPE CHARLES. VA. October 81
SpecialI-Benjamin Chandler. q years
old was accidentally shot and instantly
killed this afternoon near EXmore by his
brother The two young men were re-
turning from the woods. and were hurry
ing on account Of a heavy rain which was
falling. The unfortunate young man was
"a few yards ahead of his brother. when
the latter's gun was accidentally dis
charged. The shot took effect in Benja-
minis right side and penetrated the lungs
causing instantaneous death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01

The nrc is supposed 10 have been oil ~.
cendiary origin. but on account Oh .ne
strong sentiment against the liquor ,ia,"e
here there Is little surprise expresseo W
the people. There were fourteen nos .,,
heads OF apples destroyed tosether M
the entire contents of the old puii''"o'
and the loss IL estimated at SW'
Before the still-house was to'ahy ~
sumcd a blaze in a neighporiht -,
,oho,t n mile away) was discovered. ana
II was fouud that a hay-stack belonging
10 Rev. Howard Wade had been hreu ps
some miscroant. The stack was burned 10
the ground
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
<tiii-HOuse Burned.

MONTEREY, HIGHLAND COUNTY.
VA. October 3i.--tSpeclal.)- John A.
CLestnut's apple-brandy stlli-house. To-
Gated on Back creek, ten miles from
Monterey. was consumed by fire one day
last week. The reported burning was cur
rent here for several days. bi1 was not
authenticated until this evening.
Last year the still was nor operated.
and at the time Of liz burr'ng was The
only disilery ia operation Ia the county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
Scrofula or King Evil

can lie cured. and is daily being cured by
Dr. DAVIDS IODO-FERRATED SAR-
SApARILLA. and il is the height of folly
for any one 10 postpone taking this SIM
ple vet most effective cure until their
whole constitution has been undermined
by this terrible evil. We positively guar
antee a cure, If DR.. DANlDS lODO-
FERRATED SARSAPARILI.A is per
sistently taken by directions. Rheuma
tism. natures punishment for her vio-
lated laws. H. cured ny DR.. DAVID'S
IODO FERRATED SARSAPARlLLA,
which. in making new blood, expels all
the impure blood and accumulations in
the Joints and muscles, and fills the sys-
TEN with pure clean blood, which in
turn makes new and healthy flesh and
tissues, and thus completely eliminating
the disease from the body. Yes, DR..
DAVlD'S SARSAPARILLA will and does
cure Rheumatism. If your blood is i'm
pure and its symptoms appear III enlarged
GLANDS. goitrc old sores, blotches PIN
Dlrs eczema. or continued feeling of
entire exhaustion, DR.. DANIDS IODO-
Ft,REATED SARSAPARIl.LA will puri-
" your blood and make you healthy,
vigorous and strong.
IL restores manhood and refreshens
memory. IirainwOrkcrs receive its slim
ulating and helpful effects with pleasure
and satisfaction. See that YOU get Or.
DAVID'S IODO-FERRATED SARSA-
PtRIII.i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-01
Residence in BrownsburG Burned.

LEXINGTON. VA. october Sl.-(Spe-
cialD-Dr. d. +. Strains brick residence,
at Brownsburg. was destroyed by lire al
an early hour this morning. fhe inmates
escaped, and some OF the furniture was
saved.