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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-08
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE SCHUBERT TRIO.

The concert dedicatory OF the Sedg-
wick Music hall on Tuesday evening.
Feb. 10, at o'clock, promises TO be
great event. 1t is TO be given by the
Schubert Trio assisted by Miss Free
man, vocalist. The program, while OF
a high grade, is not OF the dry classical
kind that is appreciated by musicians
only, but is calculated to please the
lovers of all good music. The talent
participating is for the most part well
known 10 Wichita people. 1t will. how
ever, be Miss Freeman's first appear
ance and she will sing Bel Raggio,"
by Rossini. Mr.. Gordon Will play Wei
niawski's ''Legende." one of the most
famous compositions ever written for
violin. Mr.. Dunbar will play two ex-
quisite numbers by Gabriel Marie, One
of the special features of the program
will be the rendition OF Romero, the
latest composition of Wichfta's talent
ed young composer: Mr.. Bruce Priddy.
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THEY LIT nIn orr Easy.
Rev. PASSWORDS Brethren Dismiss Him
with Reprfmaud.

Denver. Dec. IA verde, ~ not
guilty was brought IN this morning in
the case OF Rev. r. y Pzszuofr Whb
was tried before a special comsniftcs
for falsifyiuX and disseminating di=esu-
siOn among the Methodist ministry.
While scquitinE the preacher. TIE com
mittee expresses the opinion that ths
specifications IN evidence show that the
defendant has iudulg@f - unwisc. IN
char table and indlsscreet public utter
snceE IN his use ~ personalities cuu-
corning his brethren and they admouish
him 20 ''desist from uffsranc~s con-
corning his brethren wnhzh would az
IA K,B their Christian Characters
Th- language used BY Es-r. TaEunor@
IN a published letter Wbich was ths
basis Of the ohargrs against him fol-
lows. Il find mat the Mefhodist
Episcopal c;hunch. ia her bishops. min-
istry and press. with few exceptions.
has joined hands with GAMBLER. sab
bath breakers. saiOon-keepsrs and h4r-
lots"
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NEW ROAD FOR rHE TERRITORIES
Santa Fe, Oklahoma and Western Charter
ed in Oklahoma

Perry. o. T, Dec. 7.-Secreta-y Lowe
% Oklahoma territory has issued a
charter 10 the Santa Re. Oklahoma and
western Railroad company. which also
'nclu[ies a lard and townsIte company.
TIE capGal stock Is fixed a. si5eo 600
The railroad Is 20 run from Sspulpya. !.
T. 10 Vernon. Texas. The officers are
p z Conover. president; A A Kel-
losE. Clinton, No. first vice president.
Il r Perry. RuSaville. Ind. second
wee president: Henry : Johnston. sec
rotary. George r Co1ove-. Ia6ianSpo-
is. Ind. corresponding secretary; joel
Bryan. treasurer: l. T. SMOKEY. gen
erai manager
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COME TO oKLAHoMA Foa IT.
Professor of Theology woa's have TO Dodge
Croekery ARy More

Perry. o T. Dec TN the dsstrsc;
court here Rev George Carpon. q not
I'd minister. and professor - The tAeo-
logical schools AZ Tz1Dto, ard a 1slSger
Mass. Was granted ! divorce from his
wife. L1eia Czrpo1. formerly Mas
Whitney. - whom he Was MARRIED IL
lSse- TIE decree gives s<ne Rer- Car
pon custody u thar two Children In
fidelity with the plaintiffs brother vas
charged. Il vas also charged that the
wife had a violent and Uagovernzble
temper and that she frequently hit hn
with chairs. b.oocns and crocke-y
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MERCHANTS BRING IN COIN
ST. Louis Business fIrm Assists ta Maintain
ing the told Reserve.

81. Louis. Dec. "A deposit Of $4,000
IN gold was made at the sub-treasury
here today In exchange for currency
by d. May & CO. 1t was FOR the pur-
pose OF relieving the pressure on tho
gold reserve aad TO help restore II 70
the high water mark. Sub-Treasurer
Small. in accepting the deposit on be-
half OF the government. stated that
the records OF the Office disclose the
fact that no tender OF gold coin ap-
proximating IL IN amount has ever been
made here except by some OF the lead
ing banks. He hopes that others viii
emulate the good example sol by May
a. CO.
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WILL Ask A RknsAkINa.
Insurance 4. naPsny Not Satisfied with the
Judgment Tor Mr. MeAlroN.

Kansas city. Dec TN the federal
court here today. Mrs. Della T.. McEl-
roy. widow OF TIE late James L. McEi-
roy. who was local capitalist. was
awarded Judgment for Ss+.0s7 asains.
the Equitable Life Insurance company
on the policy OF her husband. knotty
legal points were involved IN the case
and the Insurance colnpsny viii ask for
a Tehearing. The defendant company
claimed THAI the policy was secured by
misrepresentation os facts AicEiroy
had large interests here ard in Chica-
go and New York He died In the lat
ter city ten days after taking ous tia
policy.
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UP TO DATE"

When you step into G. N. Howe's
Jewelry Store you can see A line of
goods that are up to date. and the
prices are so low that you cannot helm
but buy.
NOTICE:-With every So sale or over
We viii give You a handsome present.
Our line consists of Diamonds. Watches
Clocks. Silverware. Cut Glass. Hand
Painted China Gold, Silver and Pearl
handle Umbrellas, Opera Glasses, Gold
Spectaclas. Fne Leather Card Cases
and PocketbOoks, Sterling Silver noun
ted: Elegant line of Sterling Silver nov
elites.
hbMEMBER. We give away A
handsome present with every s. sale
or over.
ii. NJ. HOWE, Jeweier,
no EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
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EX-TREAsUKEK NIL SUSTAINED
state Loses it, Csv to Recover Money 10.
IN Eank.

Omaha. Dec. "A special % the Bee
from Lincoln. Neb.. Hiys: This after
noon the jury in the case before the
supreme court IN which the state
sought 10 recover from ex-TreaEurgr
Hill and his bondsmen the sum %
SZ3s. 600 lost IN the failure Of the Capital
National bank IN January. 1898. re-.
turned a verdict FOR the defense. This
Is the end OF the second trial 81 10
case. AT the former trial the jury dis
agreed.
The case was given 90 the jury a..
noon. The instructions % che jury
were strongly ia favor Of the defense
Hill turned over certificates on the
bank for the money to his successor
and before IA was drawn on; the Capt.
tai National bank failed.
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ORGANIZED TO KILL
COMPANY FORMED TO EXTERAI-
MAZE CANNIBAL SAVAGES.
In the Gulf OF California Lies the Island of
Ceris. Inhabited by so Fierce . Tribe of
Indians that the Mexican Government
Lets the Contract to Conquer it In
Ont the Pagans can have the Land
Great schemes Outlined to Make n
Grand Pleasure Resort

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. THE Capt.
tai publishes story 20 the effect tha:
a number OF Los Angeles men have re-
eeived concession from the Mexican
government 10 the Island OF Tiburon, IN
the Gulf OF California. The men are
john Bradbury. ]. Downey Harvey,
Peer Martin. and Walter s. Moore. al
well known men. Tiburon island IS
inhabited by the Ceris Indians. a war
like race, said 10 be cannibals and expe-
dition is being organized 10 kill them of
and take possession of the island. \
company Of so men is being organized
under the command OF Colonel l. II.
Polk. Each soldier IS 10 receive $50
and 100 acres OF land after the island IS
conquered. The money for the expedi-
ton is being put up by Colonel Brad
bury. who inherited a million or so a
few years ago. There are only about
forty male Ceris Indians. but they are
said TO be such valiant fighters that
the Mexican government despaired OF
subduins them and has offered the is
land 10 Bradbury and his companions
II they Will undertake the work. Ii is
the intention OF the Liburon Conquest
company, as the new corporation is
called, 10 establish a republic of its own
and have the United States establish
a protectorate. 1t is stated that Mex
leo has consented 10 this.
One Of the objects the company has
in view is TO establish a great resort
and lines OF steamers VIII be put on
from both Yuma and GuaymAs. The
climate being delightful. the island Will
soon become one OF the noted resorts
OF the world. Ii is teeming with game
and this will be protected. In fact,
game, and games viii be imported there
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have been found in the Berlin courts
against Herr Leibknecht and Herr Be
bel and sixty-seven other socialist lead
ers. In addition, thre editors Of the
Vorwaerts, the Cocialist organ, are now
in Jail anSd the rest OF the editorial
staff of that paper are under indict-
ment. Besides these cases, six Social
list members of the reichstag have been
indicted and Editor Ewald Of Brandon
burg has been sentenced TO imprison-
ment for lese majeste.
Editor Diehl of ChemnitZ was SEN
fenced to a years Imprisonment for the
same offense.
Emperor William is reported as say
ing to Prince Won Hohenlohe at the din
ner given by Baron Won Hammerstein-
Loxton, the Prussian minister OF agri-
culture: Something viii have to be
done for our suffering agriculturalists
before it is too late. and 1 nope the
reichstag viii take this time to see the
necessity for some action
The Agrarians mean TO profit to the
utmost by this favorable wind and the
Fedora ton Of Farmers meeting at Co.
erlitz adopted a resolution demanding a
revision OF the commercial treaties and
that notice be given Of the intention Of
The Germans to terminate all favored
nation treaties.
BERLIN GOSSIP.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons is TO play in pri-
vate theatricals before Emperor Will
lam at the new palace, Potsdam, dur
ing the coming week.
The emperor has directed that all his
children be taught shorthand and he
has been practicing shorthand writing
during the past tire eTnonths. The
crown prince. Prince Frederick William
who Is - years Of age, can take down
his fathers words at the rate Of ninety
to the minute.
Mrs. Theodore Runyon, wife Of the
United States ambassador to Germany,
gave a reception, which was largely at
tended by some Of the best people in
Berlin, last Monday, and Mrs Slater, of
Washington, held a reception here on
Tuesday last at which many distin-
guished people were present.
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:. RpEAn OF LEE"

4 cozsr 1as - sqZai Z ~; ssp~rier.
20 -Fnlst1s'a H~sssa Ca fssef -
xgs-ytA - ---sssss ally eEnrz~arss 3
for syrssrss.ze 4a1 aeTswss disorders
FsATr-ST PANCAKE RTypfsEs sFs
.sag. a~ffrr trssn bgrkNaaaG ~ fts
~ grDcerA
OTTO WEISS. whOieszle Agent.
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BERLIN GOSSIP.
Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
Benjamin p. Berker, wd, res E in
Ford's add. ...........s $50
]. D. Snively, wd, lot 112 Main st
Grieffenstein's 3rd add.. 81
z. F. Williamson, wd. dots 20 80
Lawrence ave, Mead's add.
lots 300 315 303 Emporia ave c. L.
Davidson's add................ l
Mortgages relea sed ................. 1888
Madrid. Dec. THE minister Of finance,
Senior Navarro Reverter, and the Bank
of Spain have agreed TO prolong due trea-
sury bonds for six months on the exist
ing terms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-08

Judge Dale received a tsi~r-sxn yeS-
tercay announcing re ceera % . El~cs
n I.-1o.A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-08

Omaha, Dec. The grain complaint
OF the Kansas City grain men has been
settled and there viii be 10 change IN
rates The grain men OF Kansas City
insisted that Union Pacific should re-
duce the rate from Nebraska 10 that
city and II IL refused the road should
be boycotted The Elkhorn stepped
in and declared THAI u the rate was
put in Il would withdraw its grain
tariffs 10 Kansas City. practically shut
ling Kansas city out OF the territory
lying north OF the Union Pacific tracks
This was told 10 the Kansas City repre-
sentative, M-. Nalandingham. and he
brought u before his board OF trade.
The result is that Kansas Cssy lob
grain men have decided that they lad
rather set what they ara now receiv-
Ing from Nebraska than none al al,
except along the Union Pacific. and
hence the old rate VIII remain.
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a PERFECT TOWN GOSSIP.
Everybody Talking About It-EIcItemont
Rampant

BY special request and after many
solicitations. the great spiritual heal
er. Prof. Crane. has consented to come
here The professor takes only sucn
cases az have been entirely abandoned
and cures without giving any internal
medicines
The professor has been a resident Of
Chicago for Is years and his reputation
IS his pride. His power IL - great that
he can draw a blister with his hand Ia
FIVE minutes diagnoses all cases win
out asking the patient any questions
and tells you your ailments - Re a.
cepts your case. He gives you writ
ten guarantee 20 cure and = no cure Is
Effected be refunds you the money. he
cures consumption. fits. deafness. ca
tarrh. rheumatism n all forms. cancers
and tunors taken wlfbou: the use %
knife or pain 10 the patient "a from 10
20 II days
William Tobey % the 81. James hotel
o. s. Louis. has been cured % deaf
Tess OF - Yeas standing. He Fays the
cloud has been I!fted from him a. last
and Prot Crane has cured me entirely.
Mrs. L. O'Counor % Se5zlis. 30. has
suffered the iortzres % ds&.h with can
cer. and has been given up al tscu-zhie
Prof. Crane has entirely cured her
and I hD1 lie worth living FOR"
N-. Arthur. of A:chisoa. KAa-, says.
y have bsel paralyEst for four years.
unable 20 Use any % ny if--lhs AMI rnls
phenomenon has res.oret M 20 my for
r3eT health" Ard numbers CT ether
testimonials can bs sn0xr-
We would sdv1ss al who ars s-ssr--
tnE % cal ard make a. szrlY engage
n1@ns "a large number cf pztisuss
have been e,oDk~t ss~zd
He can also - consulted n p-f-.<.
OF business or oTsssr matters. T,oz-- ssI
% call Early O<sso@ hours from e n.
20 p n sunday 70 q Il 20 :. n
C.3-spacssous zraonr Sc Industrial n
sts-ufso-,s q ~ city g-zr5s 80 Ez-.zza
Stan Iaurtry. 40 IL ccrrs- q Lar
necr> and W!Elz-E- For sxre.is-ser q
TrS-s< & - ro< ssISszss>6 81 ,sse sszte. A.
ways OF TIE sieTr Tor whatever q IA
D-0TsrzseDs = ras way ~ rzecaznaczl ar
pslzr-nes sfsf ruy fzcsistat~ -as wo-k. r.
t1-a> AID es,--tsTe5~rs ~ Kansas -
s-gglrT-et Ef<a TIE aez~zx ard c<sr Il
-zzs ss-st - order IL Wing Posaz Trlr--
- <o- ''-osrZ uD~ gsatsirasa's collars.
by Sc gEe = Eh4-s cplizrs A. --szE> %
last ruDca Sc-lEe- S1d EsTS snsrs szfis-
factory T@ar. IT, sggs-1E-.ozs hExl-
of-sk - ztse Kansas - rs-y izrzrs. as vel
a. rs ic-zf. 60 resgss - Eaes1 E1rE znd
riEsE rrrzs-sezsr % - T.zs-orzA
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STIRS GERMANY UP
DISCUSSION OF OLEVELAND'S MES
SAGE STILL ACTIVE

Governments official Organ Adopts a Con-
ciliatory Tone, Opining that Cleveland
Thinks Pretty Much the German Way,
Anyhow, and Deprecstes "A settlement
of the Question in the Heat of National
Rancor Supposed to Exist-Radica1
Press Adopts an I-ToId-You-So Policy
Toward the Government.
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TWO COULD PLAY 1T
BOYCOTT THAT TURNS OUT TO BE
HEAVILY LOADED.

Kansas City Grain Men Complain OF the
Union Paeine's Grain Rate. from Ne
braska and Ihreatea To Cut the Con-
Germ. which The--opon Considers the
Matter-The Elkhorn then Threatens to
Boycott Kansas Csty 70 the Onion Pacific
Weakens, 50 the Whole antter 10 Drop
ped and the Old Rates Remain.
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LOOKS VERY BLUE
STATEHOOD IN OKLAHOMA NOT so
BRIGHT AS IT WAS.

Democrats have Declared War on the Reso-
luton Adopted ut the Shawnee Con-
vention and will Make the Fight for
Single Statehood-Conventiou at Okla
homa City Next Month will be the Scene
of The Nothing can be Gained
If a Partisan Row is Excited-Sews OF
Elah
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Late Thursday evening a man giving
his name as William Henderson, but
whose real name IS thought 10 be Phil
Mcintyre, entered ". A. Payne's gro
Gerry store at Ardmore and ordered a
bill OF goods. offering in payment for
the same a check given 10y the Ardmore
Cotton Seed Oil company for $40 Mr..
Payne, who has handled a number OF
the conpany's checks. doubted the genu
mess OF the signature. At that juno
tIre ". r. Moore, the manager OF the
oil mill passed, and Mr.. Payne was IN
the act OF showing him the check when
Henderson snatced II and before any
one could interfere rad swallowed It.
Officer BuHch put Henderson IN jail on
a charge OF forgery
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DOWN IN THE DUST.

Is Il worth while that we iostle brother
Is it worth while that we jeer at each other
In blackness Of heart? that we war to the
knife?
God pity us all in our pitiiul strife.
God pity us all we jostle each other;
God pardon us all for the triumph we feel
When n fellow goes down meath his load on
the heather
Pierced to tho heart: words are keener
than steel.
And miShter TAR for woe or veal.
Were it not well, in this brief little Journey,
On over the isthmus. down into the tide,
We give him Il fish instead Of IA serpent.
Ere folding the hands TO b" and abide
Forever and aye in the dust at his side?
Look at the roses salutiug each other:
Look at the herds all at peace on the plain
Man, and man only, makes war uu his
brother.
And laughs in his heart at his peril and
pain,
Shamed by the beasts that go down on the
plain.
l. it worth while that we battle to humhl,
Some poor fellow soldier down int the
dust?
God pity us ali, Time oft soon will tumble
All Of us together like leaves in gust.
Humbed indeed down Into the dust
joaquin Miller.
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THE CHAIN GANG.
Affecting the Population at the State
Prison.

The introduction of the chain gang
system into this State is greatly affect
ing the population of the State peni-
tentiary. Though only some counties
yet have the gangs, and those few had
them only short time, the population
of the State prison has already been
reduced by more than one hundred.
The penitcntiary now has within its
walls, on the farms and elsewhere, u
total of l, 100 convicts. The Judges are
now sentencing all the short term con-
victs to service on the chain gangs, and
the deceipts of prisoners ut the prison
has fallen off greatly, while the dis
charges continue the same as here
tofore.
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Cotton in Mississippi Is Short.

A dispatch from Tillmau, Miss. says The
"otton crop in this section Of the state is be-
ing ;nurh damaged by tho frequent rains
The bottom crop has been destroyed almost
entirely. hut III" top crop is reported to bd
in "A faVUrab" condition. Cotton worms are
said To be- on several plantations near here.
hut fortunately they are too late to DO much
damage.
The decrease in acreage this year is about
% per cent. The entire cotton crop Is esti-
mated ~ about onr-halt its usual yield.
The corn is better and more plentiful! than
ever be.Ore.
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Four NamelcSS Heroes.

W. N.Cr"ary. superintendent of bridges
for the Northern Pacific reports the death,
near Cour Il Alene, Wash. Of four car
pcntrrs while engaged in eItinguishing q
iir- on burning bridge. The flames cut od
their retreat. and eventually all four had to
Jump into chasm 136 feet deep and were
dashed TO pieces.
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JOINS THE POPILISTS.
One Ex-senator Ransom'S Enemies Goes
Over.

Walter f. HHnrv iii III" last issue Of The
Raleigh Caucasian. senator Marion BuIlcr's
paper. Announced ,hat he has left tn" demo-
cratic party AMI h""N;u" Il p"pulist. He will
all in Il canvass oi IN" stat" He mad" an
attack on ex-senator Itan~pm not long ago
wL.ch the popu!ist papers printed.
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Smiths Creek, Fla.

/ know Tcttcrinc to he good for all local
Itching Skin diseases. ~ | have used II in my
own family for = or years, and found ii 10 b"
all that i ella imrd for it, and take pleasure in
recommending it To all suffering with Skin
diseases. j. r. !.rnGSton. sent by mai! for
EC. in stnmps. !. I. ShMntrinr. SANMnnah. Ga.
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ment Theodore was alone.
She colored and bit her lip.
cts all true" she said, "every
word Of it, But I'm little sorry he
heard it. Perhaps he wasn't to blame,
after all. :"
And Theodore went vigorously on
with she pear marmalade, until the
old clock in the corner struck eleven,
and then she poured ont cup OF
chocolate and ran up stairs to her
fathers room.
Mr.. Reed sat before mis- study table,
with his temples resting on his hands,
his elbows among the chaos of books
anu papers. Theo went to his side ut
once and laid her hand on his head.
''Papa," she said wistfully, "is
your neuralgia worse?"
VERY much worse, Theo," he said,
lifting his paln-GlaZed eyes to her
eager, questioning young tace. "I
do not believe that L can preach to.
morrow; [ do not believe that l can
ever prepare sermon
Theodore looked aghast
But, papa" said she, ''wnat en-,
you do? Old Doctor Denton is out I,
town, and"
"My dear, said the poor clergy.
man, pressing his hands to his throb.
bing temples, ''you must send note
to Mr.. Hervey, and ask him to otficiats
in my place, rs a special favcr."
"Who is Mr.. Hervey?" said Theo.
dora.
II don't know" sighed Mr.. Reed
81 only know that he was to be NJ
Windtield this week. Most probably
he vii! be ut the Star Hotel"
Very we'll, papa said Theodora,
feignlng Il cheerfulness that she was
very far from feeling Drink your
chocolate, now; there's darling, and
don't fret yourself the least bit in the
world, and vii! see that oil arrange
ments are made"
SO she ran do yn stairs and set her.
self to thinking
\ substitute must be found for the
morrow's pulpit, and here 1t was II
o'clC ~ on Saturday.
She sat down and wrote a little note,
consulting the dictionary more than
once to make sure of NO errors anl
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Worthy Of TripI-ThRI il the Opinion OF
Mr, A. T.. Thornton

II think il il best not to hide light uudcr
bushels, and when good remedy /, discovered
it our duty to let il be known III he interest
~ suffering humanity.
II have been >uferln" with Indigestion and
lVsDep>ia tried n the various remedies rs
we'll as several eminent physicians, but with
oVt avail. | waS induced by n friend to try
Tyner'S Dyspepsia Remedy and the first dose
relieved me. Yours i grand remedy tor in
digestion and dyspepsia. II builds up. and
rccomme nd ii a worthy Of trial hy all who
wish to be cured" For sale 10y all druggists
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The state" Richmond. Va. the leading af-
ternOon paper in the NirsiniaS and CaroliuuS.
Democratic. All the news. by mail, only
S3.ib per year.