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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
NEM FALL DRESS GOODS
Have Arrived and Are Nov or
Sale,

Sale.
Nobby and stylish navy blue aud
black cheyIots, black armours. honcle,
IN black aud navy, i6 inches wide, ut
75c yard; wide vale dress goods, 30
inches wide. at GJc; black figured pac-
guard dress goods, special price 50c.
Nuru; Girard tiannels. black, navy aud
grey. - inches wide, at soc ward; all
wool black and navy serg ut - yard
fine silk flush HenrIeitns, 80 inches,
~ inches wide. 50c and G5c yard and
many other styles, all marked at the
lowest cash prices.
Here Is headquarters for all Innings
and dress trimmings. Cambrlcs, all
coiors, lie yard; silesias, all ooIors. SC
yard: percaines, ali colors, lOc yard;
linen iAciLg, 100 and l2l yard.
Spccia sale continued on mems
ladies and chi!dren's hosiery. Chil
dreu fast back seamless hose, worth
lJc. sale price, i0c.
Mems fast black seamless hose.
worth ijc. Sale price, loo.
Mems fast black and tan hose, worth
zoo. Sale price, l2lc.
Ladies fast black seamless hose,
wortn l5c. sale price, lOc.
Ladies' last black imported hose.
worth 25c. sale price. l2jc.
We are sole ageuts for tie genuine
Foster iscing kid gloves. Positively
the best KID gloves on sale. New hue
Just opened, III oil colors and black.
Give them trial.
LEVY Bros.
Modern Bargain Store, ia Maiu ST.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES.
A Sister Of the Late Or. Morgan
Becomes Suspicious.
She Writes to Gov. O'FerraII for In.
formation and is Referred TO "Tha
Vrgnian, Whose Reporters
Set All Matters Connected
With His Death Alright.

Some time ago Mr.. George s. Wood,
OF No. 20 Arlington avenue, Pittaburs.
"a. wrote to Gov. U'Ferrall, asking
Tor information aB to the death OF her
brother, DIR. Watty Morgan, in this
city. Gov O'Ferral referred tbs
matter to The pInGTNIAN and letter
was received from Mrs. Wood limiting
ut suspicious circumstances in conneo.
ton with tue death aud shipment Of
tho remains to the doctors home at
Hartford, Conn.
Or. Morgan was we'll known in Nor.
ioik, having Tor some time sold msdi.
clnea on Market square. Last July he
was taken sick IN this city and went to
IT. Nincents Hospital for treatment,
where le died on July 10Th. Chief OF
folice hlnR telegrsphed his relatives
III Connecticut aud receiving no rely
the remains were turned over to I'M
dertnker Oliver for treatment. While
MIR. Oliver was engaged Ia interring
the ROMANS III Elmwood Cemetery he
received an order from an express
company to farward the remains to the
home OF tho decaased in Hartford,
he condition Of the body waa such
thnt II was necessary 10 place tho coffin
III caHe lined with zinc and solder ii
ueiore any express company would Ra.
ceive 1t Tor trHuSmission.
1T was the fact that the case wes
sealed which led Mrs. Wood to supect
that tho body was not that of her
brother, for none of the relations saw
tue face of the dead man.
FRGINIAS reporter learned these
facts yesterday aud Chief of Police
King said thut since DR.. Morgan's
death his wife had come on to Norfolk
aud obtained proofs of his death for
the purpose OF obtaining the !nsn.anca
upon his life IN the knights of Honor,
To which order he belonged. And
only yesterday" esid Chief King, ~
received II letter from her stating that
HE papers were eli completed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
THE REGATTA COMMITTEE,
They Give Their Reasons for No,
Resailing the Races.
Bv Southern AssoulateI pr.,,

bf Touiuelu desuGlhteI PTe5t.
NEW IoKK, September I4.-The fol
loving letter Was posted Oh the bul
lenn bonrd OF the New York Yacht
Club this afternoon:
"IO the WeHiberS NcU l0rL J1cL,
Cl"G: Having filed with the American
cup committee report oil the Iutsrna
tionai races, we take this opportunity
To slate III answer TO inquiries why the
iust two races were not ordered To b. i.
reaalird
The Yacht committee, before taking
the evidence on Defender plo,est,
maize MI unsuccessful eudenyor 10
pflhg about tettlemant by mutuuI
agreement, but each contestant pre-
fcrred that the contest should take It's
course. The protest filed and luslsled
upon must be ad!udged aud "A decision
once rendered the event Is closed.
'As regards tho resailiug Of tie third
race, the Regatta Committee hus no
latitude since the new conditions de
manded by Lord Dunraveu had been
declined 10y the Cup Committee, and
therefore, the rnco had to sailed under
The original terms.
Respectfully yours,
"REGArrA Committee.
New l ork Yacht Club"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
TIE COCKADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the virginian.

Special Dispatch to the virgininn.
MIR. G. w. Spicer, Sr.. died ut his
shortly after . o'clock, after protract-
ed illness. The deceased wns native of
Louisa county, Va, and came to
Petersburg about forty years ago. and
engaged Ill the manufacture OF to
bacco,
The style OF the firm first was Harris
" Spicer. MIR. Spicer Subsequent y
carried on the business alone uutii
about ten years ago. when he removed
to Richmond, where he carried on the
tobacco business up TO the time OF h s
death, He was u member OF the Pc
tersburg Tobacco Association.
SMSt4plinsi3 39ebSft, Jr.. left to nj ght
fQys4 knGIit, 'WhGsp, on next Tuesday,
lie will be uuitedNn marriage 10 Miss
Nohette Williams. MIR. I4Iebert was
accompanied by his sister, Miss Rusela
Liebcrt, uud Miss Esleile Crank, IL
cousin of The prospective bride.
movement Is on foot among the
several lodges of Odd Fellows III this
city 10 give vocal aud Instrumental
entertainment ut their handsome new
hall sometime III October next.
Mrs. a. q. Wallard, OF Rlchmond, is
visiting Mrs. ID. s. ". Jones on Wash.
iugtou street.
Miss Bette l.. Tucker, who has been
sunmeriDg IN North Carolina, returned
homes yesterday afternoon.
Miss Annie Lee Mann, OF Siler CITY,
y. O., Is visiting her grandfather, MIR.
Robertson Tucker.
The condition OF Mr.. W. II. Little.
iAh ks,i Sttt1 t1,r
uut slightly improved.
Miss Matte Lambert, WHO las been
visiting friends aud relatives ut La
Cross, Meckleuburg county, has re-
turned to the city.
Capt. a. Il. HoNbs, OF Prince George
county, wus III .he city TO day.
a Mrs. A. y. Thompson ana her son
Charlie have gone TO Baltimore on q
visit TO friends and relatives.
The County Court OF PrILca George
met pursuant to Adjournment at 9
o'clock this morning when MIR. John
j. Cooke, the Attorney Tor the om.
monwealth OF the county, resumed his
argument III the case OF Golden (ar.
roll, Is negro, on trial for the murder
of All unknown negro near Dlsputautu
Station on the 21'h Of last Of June.
Mr.. Cooke was followed by Mr.. T.
ID. Brown iur Disputauta and MIR.
Charles Halt Davis, of this city, for
the accused The closing Argument
was made by MIR. Cooke. Ihe case
was given to the jury at ! 30 O'Clock
this p. M. After deliberntiug for four
hours the Jury came into court with
their verdict. Carroll was found guilty
OF murder IN the second degree and his
punishment liked at sixteen years III
the penitentiary. A motion tor new
trial will be argued on next Friday
afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
ihc Death ifoiI.

Capt. William Brenan, well.
known printer. and for many years
connected with The NIRGINIAN com
posing room, died at his home at No.
"a Cumberland street last night shout
1870 o'clock, aged 80 years, inter an III
ness OF two weeks. During the war apt.
Brenan commanded North Carolina
company. He has been connected Wi Ii
large number OF newspapers iu North
Carolina ana Virginia aud was well
known. he deceased left TWO sisters.
Mrs. pr. Lankford and Miss Mary
BreuaD, both of Wake Forest. y. {. =.
aud son and daughter, the lutter Mrs
William Thomas of this city. The
funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon at > o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Carter, the aged mother
of Mrs. Margaret +. Diges, No. 81
Cnmb berlnnd street, died a. the home
of the latter yesterday morning at an
early hour, after an illness of some
time. The funeral will take place from
the residence this afternoon at ) o clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
\ Dc,,ruc,tv, .,,,

SYRACUSE, N. y, September Ii
The little hamlet OF ruirrmu Conter
Oswego county, WIS almost wiped out
To day. Ont of twenty bnldipps I'M
tue village thirteen were burned to
tho ground. Addison * Sender of
tnlton. who WAS driving through the
village ns the fire broke ont. ioined IN
inc efforts OF the villagcrs 10 exiting.
uish the flames.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
SEPT. MOSQUITOES BITE SHARP

Extra Speciai Sale Of Mosquito Can.
opIes. Wright's. 1876 Main Street.
For one week we offer our stock of
ccanopieS complete with cord and pul
ley.
~ inch by s yds,, for 500. SO.inch by
81 yds.. for 81; 80 inch by 10 yds.,
iof Sl.5O; iO5 inch by ii yds., for
Sl.75.
This is fully 80 per cent. less than
regular prices.
u connection with this we will sell !:
2OO Gloria Umbrellas, 26 and 2S.iuch,
at 5Oc. and 81; each worth 81,
Sl.50 and S.
Also 100 White Quilts, 81 grade, for
69c.; Sl.25 grade for $780,; Sl.5J
grade for 9Sc. SO grade genuine
Mnrseiiles for Sl.9S.
WRIGHr's. 1856 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

Nearly every ono needs good tonic at
TINS season Hoods sartnparilla is the ono
true tonic and blood purifier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
E'erhuititl.

Mr.. II. p. Bagwell. formerly con
nected with The NIRGISIAN, arrived IN
the city yester doy from Petersburg.
Miss Matte Jones, OF No. l2G IIolt
street, returned yesterday from II
months visit to Raleigh, n. C.
Mr.. John Whitehead, who for a
number of years has been in charge OF
the local department of The VIKGIx.
IAN, has connected himself with
Browns printing establishment, for
merly the Lnudmark job office. The
best wishes OF oil connected with
The VIRGINIAN go out to him, and II
is their hope that in his new field he
will secure the full measure of sue
cess. he was ever Il brave aud earnest
chronicIer Of local events, who never
shirkeu responsibility.
MIR. Joseph j. Hennelly, who has
also been connected with IHE VIRGIN
IAN during the past elk years in it's
business department, resigned his posi-
tion to accept the office OF secretary
and treasurer OF the American Build
ing aud Loan Association. The Vm.
GINIAN extends to him it's best wishes
for success. The association has se.
cured IN Mr.. Henuelly faithful and
active officer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

schooi Wear f"' tniidrrn.
East black hose for children at 10
and l2}o. Extra heavy school hose
worth 25o., spi olal price now 19c.
Il. A. Saunders,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

Now Line of Htnck Goods.
Think OF q fine forty.fvs inch serge
worth 50c., now Bic. Silk finish
Henrietta only 49c. II. A. Saunders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
and the demonstrations OF affection
made by the Confederate veterans + or
the Stars and Stripes.

The Treasury gold reserve is stated
to day at $50, 632. 544. subject to Il net
deduction of S3,3O0.00O as the with
drawals aud deposits of gold at New
York yesterday. Corrected official re-
ports received this morning from
Assistant Treasurer Jordan place the
total Withdrawals yesterday at S4. 800,
O0O and that deposited at $1,000. 900.
Prof G. V. Riley, formerly the en-.
tomologist of the Agricultural Depart
ment, was thrown from his bicycle this
morning and received injuries which
may prOYn fatal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth; no
pain. MY. d. Roomo, 102 Maia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15

large line If addressed worsted
and dlagonals at
NICHOLS X WALLACE,
lG9 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-15
CZeuIh Cured

Our twelve year old boy va troubled
with ec enia, ana w gave him iood's Sar-
sspariilt, which has maic q cure" Jam es
y. Jones. Norfolb, Va.
HouDs PnIs cure all liver Ills.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

The Ashland Record boasts of
not being Jay town in a manner
to attract attention. says: The
city council has suppressed the fire
alarm nuisance and hereafter the
fire bell of this town will ring only
for fire or other calamity. The
curfew, bore, 4 relic Of barbarism
is also abolished, and the boys and
girls under age will have to keep
the time Of night in their head.
City Marshal Smith will put them
i'll jail if he catches them out after
9 o'clocE p. II. just the same, The
fire companies will also meet here
after without standing up the COM
muni,y's hair. Stickler's for old
fogy ideas may take a fit at these
radical innovations.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

The .. L. & i. railrnad has IN

The o. c. & +. railroad has made
a reduction of two cents per 100
pounds on wheat rom Albany TO
San Francisco. This is a direct
benefit to the farmer, as it enables
them to obtain just that much more
for their wheat. This road is of
inestimable benefit to the producers
of our state, and under the present
management it will be of greater
value than ever, and tits apparent
that the manager, Mr.. Stone, will
make the rates as low as possible
i'll the future, The new manage
ment in the future. The new
management is very popular with
the travelling public, aud the en-
ployes on the passenger trains are
very courteous aud obligiug to all.
The Review predicts q successful
future for the 0. Z. X l.. ilMessrs.
Hammond, Stone and Clark Gail
practical railroad mem remain in
charge jefferson Review.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

The screams Of a woman with
her head and shoulders thrust out
Of the fourth story Of lodging
house on Kearney street, attracted
the attention of passers-by, says the
San Francisco Post. The woman
was squealing at the top of her
voice, and for a moment it was the
firm beliet,of the people below that
some brute was trying to throw her
out of the window. Closer obser-
vauon revealed the fact that while
hanging her canary bird out in the
sun, the bottom had dropped out Of
the cage and the bird was fluttering
around the top of the prison fright
ened half to death. "Oh, he'll
fall, he'll fall, my poor little birdl'
screamed the woman. Then, with
great presence of mind, she turned
the cage bottom side up, so that
her pet would not be mangled on
the cruel pavements beneath. The
bird sailed away over the tops of
the buildings, followed by a most
heart rendering and ear splitting
screech. The poor woman was
comtorted, however, by the n.5w-
- ,-al birdie did not fall.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

George Crowley, Cornelius Shay
and John Ryan, iron AMI steel
workers, of Pittsburg, have found
the lost art of Welding copper to
iron or steel. They show several
samples Of the metals perfectly
welded. The last record history
gives Of these meals having been
welded was in 500 B. c. The
value Of the discovery comes in the
fact that copper offers greater resist
ance to the action of salt water
than any other metal. The Car
negie Company has offered the men
a fixed price for the secret. \ shop
has been fitted up for the men at
the Homestead plant, where TO-
morrow the men propose to weld a
plate Of copper TO an ingot ofnickel
steel armor plate. The Carnegie
company hopes 10 be able to cover
all armor plates for the big battle
ships.-Oregouian.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

Z. +. Cowing, Jr., and Bert
Greeman left for a coast hicv'e 'or~
'Th",s'a- &c. >.aoon. Insy frs,
go to Tillamook county, visit Ne
tarts bay; then come out to YAM
hill county; go to Corvallis and
from there to Naquina, and if they
ind it imprlctjcable 10 so down
the coast to Coos county, will re-
turn to the Willamette valley.
They will then so to Baudon by
way Of Roseburg. Oregon City
Enterprise.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

Last 2 iday the shetif received
notice 10 'ook out for y rec boys
who had IN away from the indian
school a: Cheuawa, ani was Sup
posel TO be teadel ior tue Siletz.
Marshal Hall vent ont on tie
Siletz road and orertook the boys
just At the reseTyat OF line. They
were Chauucy Fairchild, Ray
Butterfeld and Joseph Andrews.
The two former are Siietz Indian
boys and the later is from reser-
walton IN Washington. The oldest
was about "a years oil and the
youngest only about 70. In the
evening Mr.. Brewer, the disciplin-
arian of the CT er1awa school, ar
rived on the # eightand took charge
Of the boys, The boys had left
ChenaWa on eduesday morning
and had walked all the way to
where they wer= captured by a
little after noon Friday. Notwith-
standing the tired and jaded con-
dition Of the boys Mr.. Brewer was
cruel enough TO make them walk
back to Elk City Friday night,
claiming that he was afraid the
boys parents might come over and
make him trouble. The boys
claim that they run away because
they were homesick, and had been
cruelty beaten and whipped.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

The gasshoppers are reported
to have done damages to crops in
some instances in the upper portion
OF the valley above Ashland, par
ticularly where the harvesting was
delayed. William Taylor laws that
The hoppers went through a ten
acre piece Of oats on his place and
nearly stripped it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-08-15

Business locals wiz be inserted In these col.
umns ~ five cents per line per week, and VIII
be run until ordered discontinued.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
HON. W. s. HILL.

Mr.. Hill is announced in this is
sue as candidate for reelection
to the Office Of District Attorney Of
this, the fifth judicial district, a
position in which he has served
the people so faithfully and 80 &C.
ceptably for four years. He may
or may not have an opponent
this only the future can tell-but
whether defeated or elected Mr..
Hill will always have warm place
in the hearts of our people. Hand
some, of a courteous bearing, pos
sessing a mind Of judicial fairness,
and withal lawyer of great acu-
men and judgment, he has be-
come deservedly popular as man
and officer.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
A GOOD SHOWING.

A most excellent sign of return
ing prosperity is the fine condition
in which those of our farmers who
are out of debt find themselves,
and we believe that a greater por-
ton of them are free from the bur
den of debt than ever before. 1t
is a common saying that it is only
debt that keeps many farmers
down; and as these debts are being
wiped out more Of The farmers are
getting on their feet to stay. The
farmer who is out OF debt is in a
better condition than he ever was
before, for he requires a much less
quantity Of store.bought goods and
what he buys is much cheaper. "a .
A prominent gentleman of Kos
ciusko, who 10 neither a MERCHANT
nor banker, but one who has
been lending money to farmers for
a number. Of years. tells TIE STAR
that last winter they paid him up
better than ever before. He lends
money to some twenty or thirty
farmers. some Of whom be has
been supplying fer a number Of
years. Last winter, after settling
their store accounts, they had more
clear money than they ever had
and this with cotton at five cents.
Some old men who got into debt
FIVE or six years ago find that these
debts press heavily upon them; but
they have the satisfaction OF seeing
the younger generation beginning
life under favorable circumstances.
The latter have an aversion to CO.
ing into debt and they buy at
cheap prices what goods they can.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
A REPUBLICAN JONAH.

There are a great many people
In this country who think that An
drew Carnegie is the Jonah of the
Republican party and a Democratic
mascot, though he is a Republican
in politics. Mr.. Carnegie is one
Of the largest employers OF labor
in the world and his dictum affects
the living Of thousands Of families.
Because he is such a large en-
plover and because he deals in
iron, the price of which is at all
times fairly good thermometer OF
the financial condition Of the peo-
pie, his actions in business have an
immense influence in the business
Now, while Mr.. Carnegie is a
Republican, he looks out tor him.
self and his pocket book before he
takes care of his party. When,
therefore, in 1892, while the Re-
publicans were Dragging about the
wave of prosperity the country was
ENJOYING under the Mckinley tariff
law, Mr.. Carnegie suddenly reduc-
ed the wages of his employees all
along the line, precipitating the
strikes that led to the great Home
stead riots, the curses among the
Republican leaders were loud and
deep. Many yet think that Car
negie was the cause of Harrison S
defeat.
Now, this year the Republicans
are trying to make out that the
country is in the throes Of great
adversely on account of the Wilson
tariff law. Mr.. Carnegie has again
come to the front and increased
the wages Of his employees ten
per cent, stating that the revival
in business justified it. A, large
number of employers have follow
ed his example. The Republicans
are again cursing Carnegie. They
would be delighted to have him
tumble into one Of his own Bes-
semer furnaces and be heard Of no
more.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
No Candidate.

EDITOR STAR:
| desire to thank my many
friends through THE STAR for the
solicitations and encouragement
that met to become a candidate
for the Office of Supervisor. But
on account of my fathers i'll health,
that my and his farming interests
would likely prevent me from max
ing the canvass that would be nee
essary for me to make, and feeling
my incompetency, and feeling that
It would not meet the approval Of
my friendsto announce at this late
hour. | declare myself no candi,
date. p ''
- WI. OWEN.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
Tow, ordiaa.o's

s3 80 - ~ ~ "a
ordipsncs fixing ,he sdIAsSS " a.
Mayor Of the Town Of Koscinsko. At.
! tals county and STATE Of ississippi.
rSrcIfoS !. BE il ordained by tina
Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen Of The
Town 81 Kosciusko, Attsla county and
Ststsos Mississippi that the ssalsry Of
the Mayor Of SAID town OF Kosciusks he
end The same 10 hereby fixed at the
Sum OF three hundred $500. 0p) dollars
per annurn to 10 paid in instsllmants
Of Twenty-Five ($25.oo)% dollars nor
month for each calendar month or H.
year and TIE perquisiteEi srisins
from said offace. /; The pefo uisitns ~
seid oftics = DO the same 20 low nrs.
scrih:A ~ order or ordin ance Of saih
eEcyoS 3. b. it fi,th;er or,ained nv
'sed Board OF Mayor Ind Aldermen
that all ordinances and parts oriinsn.
COS and oil orders and parts OF orders
in conflict with this ordinance he snd
the same is hereby repealed.
Approved and adopted this Nav
the 7th, A d 1895. ""'
>. r. RlMMEK, w. VI. NOAH.
Cierk. Mayor.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
: Mews This:

IL .
We offer Oas Handred q Dollars RI.
witd for any case Of Catsrrh that O..
notbe cured BY Halls Cstarrh Curs.
n.L CHENEY &CO. Props., Toledo
Ohio, = - ~i rs
We tha, ondsrsisned, have known ; ]
Cheney for the last Is years; and he.
lievs him perfectly honorable in ali
business Jurisdictions and financially
able %; carry out any obligations msds
By their Arin,
West 4 Trs1x, wholesale droasists,
ToIeio, Ohio.
wsldinS, Kinnah 4 Marvin, whole.
sale, druggists Toledo. Ohio.
Halls CstarYh Cnre il takon isteyn
ally. scting directly upon the blood And
mucous surfaces Of the systs,n. Price
75c. per bottle. Sola by ell druggists
Yestinonials ffse.