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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
0'FERRALL WAS WRONG,|
Concluded from First puge.)


1t should not be granted except upon
propablc cause shown, and the party
asking for 1t must make out prina
facie case.
1.-TWO Splitting on Extraordinary. Re-
lief, section 1884: Sims case, Cush.
49, S9l; Church OIL Habeas Corpus, sec
ton %; Hurd on. Habeas Corpus, PIP
2o2 to 224)
The facts In this case not showing
probable cause, 1t IS insisted that the
action of the judge OF the Circuit Court
was without Jurisdiction and therefore
void. and shows no cause why the man
damus prayed for should not be award
ed. Whilst the allegations OF the petit
ton did not warrant the judge of the
Circuit Court in granting the writ of
habcas corpus, yet having done so his
act was not yoid..
When q court has general Jurisdiction
over cases of that class, TO which the
one i'll controversy belongs. although
the facts in the case may not have
been sufficient to authorize the Court
to take jurisdiction, yet IL It did SO
the question of jurisdiction having been
thus decided by it's judgment cannot
be raised again except by Il proceed
Ing In crr0r.--(Fisher VS.. Bassctt 9th.
Leigh. llH, 131: Cox VS.. Thomas, 9
Graft. a2S, BPS; Gibson VS.. Bekhun. lG
Graft. S21 ard 32G)
And IL appearing from the rcspon-
dents answer and the order OF the
Judge of the Circuit Court that the
prisoners arc now held under that or
der. good cause is shown why TIE man
danus should not be awarded.
1T is hereby necessary to say that we
have no doubt that the Governor and
all other officials connected with or in
volved in this most unfortunate and
unseemly controversy have been gov
erncd by the utmost good faith in the
performances OF their duties, and in
the assertion of their rights rs they un,
dcrSlood them. An order will he enter
ed refusing the mandamus and dis
missing the petition"
The Court was practically unanimous
in Its decision. though Judge Keith did
not concur in all the conclusions.
Vii. afternoon the prisoners were
taken before Judge Wexford OH the con
tirucd habcGa corpus proceedings, and
the proceedings were dismissed.
The eject of this Is the recognition
OF Judge OrEaiE's order directing that
the prisoners he t;!rncd over to tho
Sheriff of Luncnburg county.
Counsel for the prisoners asked r0
time TO present authorities showing thu,
the prisoners Were still in the custody
OF the Circuit Court. Judge Wexford
through courtesy, gave them until TO-
morrow. but clearly intlniated that his
action was final.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
q Dc,iEntruI Entertainments.

Portsmouth Division No. 10. U. r.,
Is. of p, Will give n musical and liter
airy entertainment In liirn Hall next
Wednesday night, Move mber eth. which
promises to he the event OF the season.
Some OF the best talent In this section
of the State has been secured, forming
quite an imposing array. Among those
who will participate are Mr.. Frank An
tilotti. of Norfolk. who Is great in char
acter sketches; Mr., Portius Dcming, the
Shakcsperean reader, who will read In
character sketch with Miss James, a
talented elCcutionist, who has never
appeared before a Portsmouth audience
The Misses Burt and Cook. OF the Ry-
land institute, Will also appear In the
programme. The services Of Miss Lena
May Edmonds and Miss Gagkins have
been secured and they Will appear
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
Broke His wooden Leg.

There was man in an odd predlca-
ncnt on State street Saturday night
He was seen by a Columbus Dispatch
reporter sitting on the pavement near
the City Hall. HcI had one leg off
above the knee. and was accustomed to
walk by the aid of a wooden leg that he
strapped to the stump of his missing
limb. He was not a veteran of tie war,
Bore no scars of battle, nor was there
certain CLEAN In his eye that told of
me wild charge IN the sarrled ranks
lie was Grunkard and had proba bly
lost his leg by falling off q train when
beating his why over the country, or
pcen run over by beer wagon There
was nothing attractive nor heroic in
MS race or figure, but it was funny. The
wooden unGcrstudy OF sireal member
was snapped off and hung by few
straps. but was of no service. He
made frantic efforts to- rise but the
broken leg would bend under him, and
rs he had no crutch he would fall back
ana give up the effort for few minutes.
n crowd collected. and. as usual with
crowds. advised him what to do He
listened to them and after trying the
advice of several, none of whom volun-
tecred to lend any manual aid, he re-
signed himself to his fate. and said.
IN voice chol;cd with little emotion
ana much whisky: Shall right, tell
me houshtand, lctshshee take leg Off"
Nobody responded and he dozcd back
comfortably against the wall Some
good Samaritan finally temporarily: re-
pared the wooden leg and he moved on
III fashion that spoke well for his
chances for losing the other leg in cross.
Ing the street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
I'M BERKELEY.

Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian
Church was the scene Of one OF the
pref ties marriages that has taken place
In our town for quite Il while. The con-
tractini; parties being Miss Minnie Dur
ham, the Oldest daughter of our towns
man, mir, j. II. Durham. and Mr. Geo.
Blivin. The church was beautifully
decorated With pottcd plants and cut
flowers. An arch had ben greeted over
! each aisle with gates OF ,evergrGens
and chrysanthemums, In sront of the
altar an harbor had also been erected
and from the center hung large bell
The bridal party entered by the :euSi
door of the church, and were. met al til,
alter by Rev. w. a, Slcymaker and Rev
II. n. QuIscnbcrry. The ceremony wa.
performed by Rev. Mr.. Slnymaher.. ;ls
sisted by Rev. Mr.: Qulsenberry. After
the ceremony had been performed the
happy couple left by the west door unf
entered their hack. where they re-
ccivcd the congratulations OF many OF
their friends. They were then driven tc
he Scaboard Air Line depot. in Ports
mouth, where they left for Atlanta
The following gentlemen acted as ush
crs: Mrsscs. Frank Durham, Earnest
Cunningham and Harvey Blivin.
DR.. w. T.. Moore and Miss Chewing
returned from Atlanta last night.
The young ladies Of the Ryland In
stitutc will attend the First Baptist
Church Carnival in Norfolk tonight
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why Poisson Your ", cicra
DEr,s no SPEAR ON LIBERTY.
a Greata Afnss Meeting OF Wage Earn
cTs to lie " cId Tonight.

Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. 2l.--rhe Chairmun
OF the Debs Reception Committee re-
ceived kilograms this morning from cx-
Governor Waite. Of Colorado. nnnouuic-
ing that lie would leave Denver a,!d ar
rive here tomorrow to participate in
the reception. lie will BE one of the
Speakers ut the mass meeting in bat
terry ID tomorrow night
resident of the Detroit Trade and
Labor Council. Barter, and a. Weir.
OF the Cincinnati Labor Union. are in
the city to officially represent the or
Eaniaationn OF their respective cities i'm
to-mcrrcw's tioings The Central Labor
Union, O! Cleveland. will be represented
by live delegates, who will arrive in
the morning.
Debs is much Interested III the pre :
parations made, 10 receive him and ie
Kept posted OH tic movement. OF all
labor bodies. ~,
forecast of his intended speech T.;
made public. His theme will be Lib
erty: and his speech will be devoted
chiefly to attacking the iu,liGke,y " the
country ana demonstrating the correct
ness o. his assertion. that Judicial
proceedings tend 10 subvert the Consti-
tutlonal Rights VI Citizens l,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
Importance of Healthy Blood.

Every drop of blood that clrculates
through the veins eventually becomes
solid particle of the body. Flesh,
bone and muscle are merely solidilicd
blood. ana upon the quality of the
blood depends the condition of lie
whole physical system Unless the
liquid material by which the human
substance is renewed and sustained
Is pure and nutritious. ii is impossible
that the body can be healthy and
strong. One of the most important
properties of Hostctter's Stomach BIt
tcrs is that of improving the condition
of the vital fluid. when infected or i'm
poverished. Acting directly and pow
erfully upon the stomach. IN which the
manufacture OF the blood is com
menced. and upon the liver which Sc
cretes fluid next in Importance 10
the stream of life itself. this powerful
vegetable tonic and depurcnt has an
immence indirect influence upon the
circulation. Hence the extraordinary
cures wrought by the Bltters i'm cases
OF general debility. malarious fevcrs.
rheumatism. biliousness, constipation.
sc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
1NOR REM,
An Unequniicd Combinations OF Al.
ynnihnrS,

Nature has given the South ndvan-
taScS uheQualcd by those OF any other
country More than 10 per cent. of the
WoTius cotton Is raised In the South
isut TINS cotton crop is now exceeded In
value by It's grain crops which npurr-
gate about G50,0oe,000 bushels ~ year.
Il lact which comparatively few seem
10 Know. ore than one-hpf OF All
me "tandinG timber in the United States
IS IN the South. Iron ore ana conf arr.
in unlimited supply. ana owin,r 10 t,,r,,.
proximity and To the low cast or min
ing. pig iron is now trade at n smaller
Cost than In any other part OF the worIn
IlttsDurg and Chicago are now usinn
Alabama iron for basic steel ,naktnr
ana soon large steel plants viii Inc huiIt
III the South. Nearly every So,,thcrn
otate mas an abundance of the best
water power To supplement- the aavan-
'ageS OF cheap coal. II Is not an scxar-
Seration To Sar that thi:. favored lnnL
mas greater advantages ana rc,nurccn
such as mineral. timber AVID arricul
tural wealth. than all other sections.
IL also has greater advantages for I'm
pr"ntablc utilization Of these natural
resources than any other country in
the world: by virtue OF it's rivers ana
i"Ag sea coast II has the guarantee o;
'hn lowest freight rates. regardless or
railroad combinations: Il has n climate
,hlt rs conducive to good health and
iohf liIe-n climate that rcduc- 4. tho
cost of living 10 q minimum; II has ali
ni these itliahty factors To irsurc lis
prosperity. and with fewer disadvan-
t2Ges tEHn amy other equal ara In
AnefiSa or Europe. II can produce
cNeiNthmr. from The widest range ot
AGRICULTURAL growth to tic widest limit
ol mahuiacturintr :,nd mining diversity.
" u lower cost than other Sactijn.. II
~ Incoming tho market garden OF the
N"rth. In the agsrt gate the ship
mcnt of carly fruits and vegetables
North and West probably nmdunts to
Lyo'oV?.ooo year; this business Ia in
::scMa'hs very iapldly Ten years ago
IL was OF trifiing Importance
some countries have iron and coal.
some have timber. come have rood
agricultural lands. some have II good
rlimate. some have water power. Some
ntl'r advantages. but no other ;cNrcrt
ne South combines all Of these. and
10 Them adds cotton. which. In all H..
raniiications. is the foundation Of
what is probably the greatest manu-
featuring interest in the world
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
FnEEsl'.eHn EIe.ssp< pEuocnar
Meet in ConrcntionnndA are Addressed
by SeItntOr Gail. ri.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. IA con-
terence OF the free silvcn Democratic :,
OF Florida was held herc>tc-day under
u call issued by Frank IL iiurris, cdi-
tor of the Ocala Banner Yhe confer
cnce was attended by Hon. Wilkinson
Gaii' United states Senator from Flurl-
dn Senator Call took APPOINTMENT
part IN the proceedings. lie oxpresse.
himself as being unqualiGcdiy In favor
OF the free coinage Of silver on equal
terms with Gold The sentiments of
ne senator were heartily endorsed, and
the following rcsolntion unanimously
adopted:
fcsolved, That II is the sense Of this
Conferences that ii is absolutely essen
tai TO the welfare e. the people OF the
UNITED states that silver ana gold b..
piaced on an exact equality in the
coinage laws Of the country
IT was decided that the delegates to
the conference organize Democratic
Tree silver leagues in their respective
counties with view Of selsding only
free silver dclgatcs to the State Dem.
ocrafic Convention ana that every
member of these leagues be pledged
10 support only free silvc: men for any
Office within the gift of the people.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
Thc collar Aine,.c ouc,,,ou

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Sccrctary
Herbert today appointed court OF
inquiry 10 consist of Commander W.
Maynard. Lieutenant Comma ndei
Richard Wainwright. and Lieutenant
w. w kimball. with Ensign w !.
ierhunc as recorder. to inquire into
the allcgationsiof maltrcatincnt of GER
tain members Of the class of enlisted
men under instruction in ordnance NJ
the Washington navy-ynrd. by certain
other members of the same class The
Sccretary's action is based on an out
cropping of the color line among the or
nance APPRENTICES n. the navy yard
which resulted in alleged III treatment
OF the negro members. The court will
meet at the Washington navy yard on
Monday next at 10 O'Clock a. m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
POI Is s MIC u / II ~ E,VXS
.Pythinn Fair Notes.

Messrs. W.. b. Thomas and John To
tum, members OF Atlantic Division,
have purchased very fine regulation
sword to be voted for the
most popular Pythian captain.
Also beautiful nickel snare drum
to be contested for The one getting
the most number of votes gets the
drum. ny
Both are for the benefit of Atlantic
Division.
Grimes Battery takes supper next
Monday night. Mrs. Alice v. Hundley
president, with her lady assistants. de-
serve great credit for their untiring
efforts to make the fair and bazaar q
success.
The most popular butcher gets the
twenty-six pound cake. Vote for
him. s.tJ
Also vote for the novel paper cutter
IN the shape of q military sword. Can
be seen at the Fancy Stand
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
The Hum or,he I1an,nor.

This reporter interviewed Mr.. Reed,
superintendent of motive power OF the
ed that preparations are being made for
an immense amount of business TO be
carried OH by this great railroad. Capt.
Whisnant and Engineer G wathmcy were
yesterday measuring and planning for
the erection of now car sheds in witch
to build freight cars. The company
now has 200 men employed at the shops,
and as soon as the sheds are rcary 100
additional men Will be employed. and
the work began OF building 1000 freight
cars: besides this other work Will bc
advanced I'm proportion. Mr.. Reed says
that Portsmouth men, all things else
being equal, will always be given the
preference. as MIR. St. John Is inclined TO
Keep all the money possible in Ports
mouth pertaining to the Seaboard All!
Line
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
Revolutionary cn,c,d,,.

MISS Jeanette Van Salisbury, of The
New York School of Applied Design fo,
women. has just designed n most uni
Hut ca t which She has Dedicated
10 inc sons and Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution Ii Is known no 1ho
Revolutionary Calendar ana consists of
me thirteen seals Of the thirteen orr.
Ginal states. beautifully coloreI nna
printed on heavy shieId-shapcd pieccs
OF cardboard h|e'S
Each seal Is surmounted ,,.i,,,
eagle with widespread wings bonri a.,
ne calendar of the month. The sco,s
" me colonies are arranged according
10 Inc time they were settled IfrIo,.'
healh each seal are the dates when tbo
co!ony was settled and the Constitution
fatiiicu. ON the back of the calendar &c
he list 81 the days we celebrate VIII
their dates. WIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
A FEW LITTLE THINGS.
Quickly Told, Yet Carrying With Them Con-
siderable Worth and Information.
a HANDSOME BERLIN COACH ARRIVES.
1anny Matters Merely Mentioning
Personals, Most of whom You
Know, and Other I.nconic locals
Heightened Just 10 EEtcrtnin and
EdiCy Those Who Enjoy Life,

Mr.. F. ]. Friedlin left yesterday
morning on q business trip to Rich
mond.
Deputy Sheriff Carmine, Of Hunters
Vile, is i'll at st. Fincents Hospital.
Norfolk.
Miss Nora Healy, of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Mary Hughes. of South
Portsmouth .
Messrs c. w. Alexander and L. A
Barrett left last night via the S. A. l..
for Atlanta.
Mr. Thomas Sivertson, brother of the
Deputy Sheriff, is down with an attack
of slow fever.
The Young People of the South
Street Baptist Church held n meeting
laat night at 1880 O'Clock.
Mr.. c. w. ]. Davis has received two
handsome coaches--a Berlin coach, and
.Laudeau-from Rochester, N. Y,
costing 1000 each.
Portsmouth Division u. r. X. of p,
at meeting last night accepted an In
vitation to attend the fair at the City
Hall. and will do SO the night of the
10Th instant.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
The Nicaragua Canal,

Washington. Nov 2i.-Hiram Hitch
cock, president of the Maritime Ca
MAJ company. OF Nicaragua, has sub
mitted his annual report to the Score
tary OF the Interior. There are no new
features contained in II except that the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Con-.
paEy has been reorganized and Is nov
the Nicaragua Company. When the
Construction Company failed In 1899 all
work was suspended but now the Nj
caraSua Company is making active
preparations for resuming work undn,.
the contract which the Contraction
Company had with the Maritime Com
pahy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
New Announcement.

Commencing Monday morning
promptly at 9 o'clock. out cut-price
sale.
serges. all cotton. former price 1915:
cut price. Sl-3
10 pieces pretty. fancy plaids. double
width former price l2k; now loo.
pieces. 4G-inch, all-wool. black serge
Rock bottom price everywhere, Soc: our
price, i6c.
% pairs extra large blank cts, regular
price, 81; our cut price, $500
VIII sell you cloth. fur and plush
capes ut your own figures. If you want
fine tailor-made suit of clothes we ca
furnish you one al sl5; one at $40: one n [
S23. They are great values. Give us 81
call; we want your trade.
a. ]. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
A Unique F.rri,cticon,
tRaltinnrc Sum-

tIbGltlfnDrp SUM
LARRY Harris enjoyed n course lunch
con last night in the editorial rooms
oil The sun. 1t was not Il luncheon that
I'm epicurc would have enjoyed, but
Harry is n young man with an ahnor.
maj appetite. which accounts for his
peculiar choice OF foods.
lis first course WAS tacks-ordinorv
Garnet tucks OF the ten-ouncc variety
with unusually sharp points. lie placed
u uo%en of these on his tongue and sNynl
lowed them. Then he drank n glass al
water.
The next course was nails-tbrac-
penny Shinglc nails. five of which In
paced on his tongue and swallowed
as easily as an ordinary mortal would
swallow raw oyster.
lie then swallowed 81 onc-inch screw
ana completed his rcpast by Slow,
cheWlnS n good part OF n GLASS lu;i.i
chiinicy and swallowing that.
harris says lie never feels nny in
convenience from swallowing all sorts
OF strange things. hui. or the con
,farE Is never satisfied unless he has
lhhen. at least once Il day, n consEd.
cradle quantity OF metal. coal ria &C
on pieces of stone. He is n native n,
YORK. Pa. where he was born twenty.
TWO years ago. He said he could no,
remember when he got into the EahIt
81 eating tackS and such things mi
supposed tEe habit was caused by hia
crawling about the floor when nm In.
iant ana picking up lacks and min.
winch found their way To his m5uth
he VIII so To the Johns Hopkins IIosni.
la to-day and exhibit his peculiar nj.
eht 10 The doctors there.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22

One of our esteemed morning con-
temporarieS, in an article q few days
ago abiding to the Portsmouth Wa
ter Company, said that Northern cap
ital was at the back of nearly every en-
tcrprise OF any consequence starting
here. We appreciate. the great enter
prise of the water company and all
other companies that may desire to
come here and help to build up our
town, but we arise to ask the aforesaid
reporter. who seems to have water on
the brain or n mill-dam in his head.
What's the matter with Prentis Plaoc?
There is not 6 cent Of Northern CAPT
tai there. All the stock of this company
is owned by six young men OF Ports
mouth, who bought the Whitehead
farm. and in less than twelve months
thereafter converted it into n heauti-
full. thriving. prosperous suburb.
which has gained so much prestige IL
the community that two rival electric
street railroads are contcndi!ig for the
right Of way through it's streets. From
the class of people and the kind Of
dwellings erected and about to he cree
ted in Prentis Place the southern part
of the city Will be the residential sec
ton of the city on its one side, and q
manufacturing centre on the other.
The names OF the owners OF Prentis
Place are DR.. V. G.. Culpepper. DR.. G. l..
CulpcDper S. p. CAST, James ~ Null
vey, w. G. and j. It. Parker, and they
are deserving OF much praise for their
talents and energetic business fore
cd few weeks ago $4,000 over the
amount Of his investment to cover
his share, but refused. and would not
accept three times that amount. The
chances for money making are not all
exhausted In Portsmouth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
Awards Made

Atlanta, Nov. 2l-The awards of
meals and diplomas of merit for eS-
mbits at the Exposition has been mn fln
The jury of awards, has made &c s
port and the competition between tho
thousands of exhibitors at the k;xpo.i-
ton has been settled. The report VA.
completed and forwarded to President
ooi,ier by pr Gilman. in Baltimore,
yesterday. II reached the express oGjcr
here this morning. The Board of Dirnc-
tors met at 4 o'clock this aftcrnoon
They received the report and put thor,
stamp or approval on it by adopting II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
Fifty seats reserved for chl,arcn

The Star Course Committee of the
\. Nj. c. y. has yielded to an urgent
demand made upon ii and has made
arrangements whereby the school chill
drcn of the city will have an opportunity
of hearing Miss Marion Short, the clo-
cutionist, who is to appear in the Star
Course on Tuesday of next week
The committee saved fifty reserved
seats which they will sell to children
for 25 cents each Parents could not
possibly provide q more enjoya bic or
profitable evening for the children.
AS the seats are in the front OF the hall
the children will be well taken care OF
n order TO get the reduced rate seats
must be selected on Saturday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
MISS Ioyce I,nY,,,nuh.

Miss Joyce Raymond. the cclebrat-
ed eloctutioniSt and reader, will give an
entertainment tonight at the Pythian
Fair, lasting thirty-live minutes Miss
Raymond has been on an extended
tour throughout the country. and Will
be I'm Norfolk for Il short time. Her
brother being Il Pythian OF some high
degree, the young lady naturally takes
great interest in Pyth!an affairs OF all
natures and kindly consented to devote
Il few minutes OF her talents here to-
night. She will be at the fair at half
past eight o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
MUNYON'S
Cough and Cold Cures
Promptly ERcctuni in Caring Ortiz.
Colds md Coughs. and n Sure Pre-.
Scntivc Of Pneumonia md Lung
Diseases. Z

Munyon's Cold Cure will pos,iivclv
breas up the grip or, cold IN II few
hours If taken MS soon astthe cold an.
pears. When the cold reaches the lung,
and there is cou sh and oppressc bi q ,th
iiS munyon's Cough Cure. used In Ill
formation with the Cold Cure rycrv
haif hour. will effect an Immediate curG.
When there Is pain In the chest Mum
yon's Plastefs will give great relief
ana act as preventive of pneumonia
and lung troubles.
Why Poison Your Ny cier,,
win dangerous drugs? Why not try
Munyon's New and improved uomotr-
pathfc Home Remedies? a sep,rat o
specific for each disease. Absolutely
harmless. Positive and permanent
cures. At druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon.
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa. am
Swered with free medical advice for
any disease