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DR.. PIERCE'S|
Golden Medical
Cures Mnety-eighf per cent Of in
cases Of Consumption, Ia an ifs
Earlier Stages.

Although by many believed to be incufa-
Bile, there Is the evidence of hundreds Of
living witnesses to the fact that, In all rs
earlier stages, consumption is q durable
disease. Not every case, but a large fef-
tenkdge Of cases, and we believe, Itfly Is
per cenf. are cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, ever afer the disease
has progressed SO far as to induce repeated
bleedings from the lungs, severe lingering
cough with copious expectoratiou finciud-
ing tubercular matter), great loss Of flesh
and extreme emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to US as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery - were genuine cases Of that
dread and fatal disease7 You need not take
our word for it. They have, In nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever In mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery
but who have been forced to confess that
It surpasses, in curative power over this
fatal malady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod.
liver oil and its filthy eemulsiois and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all These
cases and had either uttetiy failed to bere-
ct, or had only seemed to benefit q little for
a short time. Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations Of the hypophos-
phites had also been faithfully tried ID vain.
The photographs of a large number Of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skilifully reproduced In q book Of I6o
pages which will be mailed to you, on NJ
ceipt of address and six cents Ia stamps.
Address for Book, Worlds Dispeusary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Trail OF q Moose.

The trail of a moose, leading some
mes for miles together through a net.
york of fallen debris, the labor of fol.
owing him, and to do so climbing
yer and under the innumerable fallen
ogs and interlacing branches, may be
more easily imagined than described
However weary the hunter may be, he
aust never for one instant relax his
aution, and in those large silent woods
lever, If possible, break q stick.
The moose has an intensely aeute
snse of hearing and smelling, and as
If course, despite all his caution, when
uniting before the snow has come, the
lunter, although moccasin- clad, must
Freak sticks sometimes, he finds fire.
,uently, after working his way on the
rail through one Of these horrible
woods, that on reaching the other side
he quarry has started off across a mile
If open prairie to seek the shelter Of
lsimilar cover on the other side.
AS the moose, even when undis
urbed, is a tremendous walker, brows
ng on the low willows as he goes
here is no knowing when Or where hi
will stop again. Things being thus, il
iolIows that the days when there is /
high wind are the best by far forhunt
ng. Then in the crashing of thefal
ng branches and the rafting of tn
limbs Of the trees the wary brute get
careless, and in easier of approach
8lackwood's Magazine.
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MIOH1aAN,s B~ENEFAcToR.
IN OFT nEpEATED STORY OF THU
PHILANTHROPY.

T.-..t.- r.. mana for
"hht On"s.
western
.Fron Grand Rapids, Mich, Evening Press.1
.n,, "a al, this civ Is
The most pcautiiui spot IN ~ 'h N' !"
inseparably associated With tho name 81
ue,ki.v ch,s n Hackley has been In the
...,tnvor.lv a,nce
lumoer pus'ncss nv.
1856, and In that tlnc has araassod . fortune
which rives him a rating among the wealthy
m..astha r.t,o, Rut With wealth there
men - A. n.-.-.
did not como mai ugntcnins 4 u purse
strings which Is generally q marked charac.
~-,..,. =, wc.lthy ner
-. u.
IL ID NO wonuer tneh 'na' ~
Charles II. Haokley is known at home and
,hrnad His munifcence TO Muskegon
o,,,av =, rooy,v half n
a'one repie7n, q I. ~.
million. For the past twenty years ne ~
been a constant sufferer rom ns"Ia.Kia z
rheumatism. a'so nu% y .a y iu,er.
fered with his pleasure IN NE. Fos some
time past bis friends have noticeo tna. ne
has seemed to grow young again anu -
have recovered the heaitn whicn ne hao III
youth.
To a reporter for the NEWS MI: hackirs
explained the secret OF tnas trans,Vrn ass,I
ar have suffered for over ~ year,, ne saiu.
with pains In my iowet hmos - sIse.sas
that the only RELIEF L couid ger NJ nisnt nas
by putting cold water congresses on my
limbs. ! was bothered more a. n's1i tnsh
In the day time. Inc neutaig,C - 49,
matic pains In my limos, wnien naa ~
growing in intensity Tor years, nhA'y ue ~
came chronic. / made three tfips 70 w
Hot Springs with u partial rene, AM
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4 CITY Of Adtentists.

The oldest town in New York State
8 said to be Alfred Center, in Ale
yheny County. 1t is a farming Sec
don and every Friday night at sunset
york of every kind ceases. Mirth and
nerriment are likewise put aside.
Then for twenty-four hours the time
If all is given to worship, hymn and
praise. The carly Puritans observed
heir Sabbaths with no more rever-
,nce than do the residents Of this little
country town observe Saturday. They
re Seventh-D Day Adventists, and
,owhere else in the State r their
;enets so strictly Lived up to. When
he sun sets Saturday night the village
lprings into busy life again. Stores
re opened, prcmenaders appear,
yorldly affairs are resumed and the
own becomes as jolly and Joyous as il
vas solemn and severe o few minutes
before sunset. Sunday farmers are
flowing, tradesmen are at their cour.
ers, shop wheels and blacksmiths'
hammers are humming and ringing,
md no sound Of church bells mingla
n it-Detroit Free Press.
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Case Of the Railing z IIuu.

Human nature is . queer thing
man dieos New Jersey mot
here Inst wes. no was wo3kh 8
900 and had no ne RELATIVE a
an hour before he dies s4ked
workman who occupied q Ss-< \
on the place. The physician md
surmised that now the dying Divd
about to give that little homs \
workman who had been falthf1
many years. Lazarus, " said}hsd
man Dives that was not the Vork1
name, however,, lyon only pai
81 on the last rent, and In Case !
want to hayethings straight, you
so I'd like you to pay the other
The money was paid, and . feH
utes after clutching IL Dives hres
his last apparently happy.-Phl,
phia Times.
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In a recent article on Coffee and Ct<
minent German Chemist Professor 1
speaking OF the Dutch process Of -
process common IN Germany in Whlc&
MIA Is added, says: ssThe Qnlyres4i=
processes Is to make the liquid er4<1t
to the eve OF this consumer Withhold ~
real solution Of the Cocea s~uhzl4Eees
artificial manipulation for the puHNfSe*
called solubility iG therefofos moro * 4
snired by deception. and Always tAHt Qll
the cost Of purity, pleasant Tactic ut<zSls
and aromatic fayur. Tbs traafp44< b
able. . Cocoa treated with I1{4
ammcnia would be entirely unsal&tl@ b
the supplementary addition Of artli11}zIf
BY which = poor 1uh9utute Tor t0-
driven out into the air = oferpd T. ~
sumer." Tho deheiouA HrsakfasS Co<aal
by Walter Baker u Co.. M Dorchester,
IS Absolutely puro and soluble. No Ehsnl
1r dyes. or artificial favnra AN uss4 "
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Parke Slope-You are looking r.
narkably happy to-day. Montgom-
cry Place-Yes; I settled an old
grudge tn s morning; I presented the
boy OF that cranky neighbor Of m ne
" th an accordion. a bugle, cymhais,
and q drum, VIII ch are arranged so
that they can be played simultane-
pusly.-BrooklyD Eagle
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bv local nurlication IS they cannot reach the
JIi,ass sd nnrttou * lhe ear there Is only one
way "a cure Deafness. and that y by eonstitu-
W tias i rernsxfies. Deafness Ii caused 10y an in
~ rnad onndiffon of the mucous lining OF the
Fnstachian Tube. when this tube gets Ia
ssmsd YOU have d rum ding sound or imper,
frct bearing, and wnen u is entirely closed
nasian can IS taken out and this tube re-
stored Il lis normal condition, hearing will be
destroycd ~foreyer5 nine cases out ten are
seused Nv cstarrh, which 10 nothing but an in
eanesd condIfion * the fnucous surfaces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for n
sef laerwg5s 7caussd " catarfh) that can
not he cured ~ Halls Chtarrh Cure. SEND ior
c'rculsrs' I. !. cHrrrr q Co, Toledo. o.
r1-sold by Druggists. 7sc-
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VIVA. Para sald.

Mr.. Bigwaist-And 80 your father
has becn giving you some pc, nts in
bhys ology and has told you that all
persons bodies are composed mainly
OF water. Little Robbie-All except
you, he sad. Except me?" Eyes
he sa d 0 we're made up mainly 0
oeer."-Bostol Cour er.
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Platinum, has been drawn into
smooth wire SO fine that it could not
be distinguished by the naked eye,
even when stretched across a piece OF
white cardboard.
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Dr, Kilmsr's sHAEf- Roof ~
an Kidney and Bladder tto1nb
Pamphlet and CONSULTATION ns
Laboratory Blnehanton- y. J.
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REPRESENTATIVE men as agents IN every town;
traveIiinF or local; permanent position: salary
and commission. Chantauqua Nursery Co., No
2b Main st., Portland y. y.
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karTs clover Root, the great blood pnrl1er,
gives freshness and clearness TO the complexion
and cures constipation % cts. so cts, 81.
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oes~,uald- Edith . yos
ess NV sincsrgty2 Hear me swear
10. ~ h,,,s nv above US BY yon
gsn ainKinx ID the purple west
tun grssn zelda the yellow
= ELECTROMAGNETIC WIN az,
n.,a understandable swearing
~ pubues 10 good snouRp
ma Judge
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The very latest astronomical works
catalogue between 5000 and 7ooo
ssdouble stars"
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he said
Frence gone
M don't SIZE
fme you are
srs Amos
would
shave you-to
Eeyery day9"
light this time.
fuch confused
Ssomethins
iair ever,
come "a
Sg--that is,
S1e chair
Id manage
end not to
-ansii you came
viii help you to see the
ENTHUSIASTICALLY by having the same
1e every day.
{Thatas exaeiIF whit / meant, =
Miss Stuart, gratefully. 1T
I'D be such m economy Of time and
rgy. We would know Just where
left Of, and wouldn't repeat our
!ves.""
OF coursei Il was d different day from
hers. How could Il be otherwise ?
U the thoughts that had been stirring
Ingarsolis mind insisted now in
'eaking out 81 their shells and try
is their wings now that he had Y
steiner.
TITS the apex 81 the century" he
lied Enthusiastically. ssThss mass Of
nished material, this marvellous
r~chitectnre, this meeting Of the
ationy and the hap1iars5t Of the
stio" this s6tsing togetRs{ q ~
energies"
Funded . little sophorife tss
He looked down q>Ssttle shyly
Miss StuaxsMsfe laughing
her name BY this time. But,
rom lkughing, she had quite a
preston es If she were concen-
all Of her thoughts on the hour
FnrroundingA II got so after
shat she yentuxdd bits OF con.
bean II The s&ma oface tbre,
she said once, land the man
las never said . word to me dur
that time excent "a dictate Let.
He doesnst even nv good morn.
kn- he eomea II g cood niObf
Geaye. I hnyanit missed q day
whole time. and haydx aardly
mistake ii nv work. He NAYS
Nv. but ha 5eAsn,t show anv
.rsr5afioL
.lami" calculated Inoersoll.
Z, perhaps, i little thought.
divinity student.
7uhriAsmas, went on Mis-
sting her eyes in rapture on
German opals, n thought ]
sn1;couldnt cure him OF nus
sas. Apolght nun unc Oh
iput tnem on nis aesk. Wnen
as nevsr sven noflceo tnem.
ne1s mosnins eley were
'us snouB snsy oou Pos
y Dsen IAosa.
Man enshs 80 peesI N
Mfsah nasaiy pe
gnseous' wnen suadenly WIS,
eed ons Una, snere vas IN ops
ngns r y An1 .ney Wen'
she aimoss srenDied q me
81 solas 81 me JeWe's; sne
srled oI me cnfna ana tne
8 t1nts OF ne giAsaWAret she
sut beauties IN the lAces and
sries that lngerscu could not
Discovers and she went into
outapoken raptHres over the
not opaJof those cry I'm
men via disapproye Of fem
~atha- .aa,v
49,,
- ahan I
5vel
.his
~ sonid
While, and E
~
yn
nucn olis
were son
u9t r.
.I
womsn ~ IL
thar don,t osrs
II ~ nv do;ns
Tmindn
sr.-arasu Ia,
49, 49, hoa
Tjhsrsi Al,
todo II rror.
"a s.bnt wa,rs
iscnrstancss
dto vou.n cried
Losr vbat
dnst mas ~,
-
ar,I.na.ala
cav wsvss
e
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Pneumatic tires have been found
yery ~seryiceable on hospital ambu-
lances.
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a,np,sy--I think ! shall try mr.
~ & mseaSipc poetry. Faber-
no cna sbink you afe capable? You
syVu ~asSSlnes quire something
'w sby6 Pen huxley ZEN
s~Espabiei Why IT'S
I've been running
sftment ofour paper
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An English paper contains the an
nouncement of a cure for blushing.
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/ have feand Pizo's Cure for Con
uufaiiing medlcine.EE & AQ4x
GoFingf1n, KY 0et. q l@'*.
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AGENTS, organizers, lodge Officers write for
particulars; best fraternal insurance plan; big pay
}. \. Reynolds, Exchange Building. Boston, Mass
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civil Nelghbors

Civil Neighbors.
He-What about those new neigf-
bors you called on to-daYS She
Well, they said they had to come TO
the village to avoid society ano
begged me to call often. -Judge.
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Gas pipes are made q .
paper.
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Choiiy-There was one thirg in
favor OF the boiler-plate trousers the
old knights wore Chappie-What
was that? Cholly-If they once got
q crease in them it would stay
Truth.
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rHE MOST PHEASANT WAY

OF preventing the grippe, colds. head.
aches, aud levers is to use the liquid
laxative remedy syrup Of Figs, when
ever the system needs a gentle, yet
~affeetise cleansing. To be benefited
~s~reRedym and-
.lifornia Fig Syrup
by all druggists in
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Fruit wrapped up in brown
sill stand Is degrees more %
snif- thus protected
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tc1
this sorl be-
as soon wear
Then I could
while, and be
~.her women.
women" said
nuch original
e were some.
X.
mart, indifer-
aw women. In
I'm 50 bnsY.
women at the
they don't care
ne ~ NV dnino
I mind.
d~Ingerson with
day they had
Liberal Arts
ok TO do 1t prop
ned, s.but we'rs
circumstances,
dto you cried
! know what ]
dn't met you
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10 gray waves
~ was like a
Of 8 Mary
V, wrapped in
ying an UNI
u sisppAd out
lanS nslped
. to him g
,not q young
He thought
familiar. He
u abe gave him
ss.aa1t s~siaa
ha 5000 Z
wsns
AeHs ~ ~
x.sr fram
1872. ~
~sasIa,aSI
~
t;.sia .ha
snissnnsss
A FULLER sense
.SSxM. L Ianas
~ ha5 ii,
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IT suppose you found the Fair yer,
sducational2D said Mrs. Van Doosen,
wife Of tho local jeweler. at the dinner
table. when Mary had got back to the
boarding house. Mary's red brown
eyes swan suddenly witha sort of mist
eyes, / did" she said softly.
She waited for Mary 10 say some
thing more. But Mary had nothing
say.
sidli..ls thing. "thoughi
e. ssWhAs good doel
sat sort to go to thf
Psattie. in omabl
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WALTER BaEEa&C co. DoRcHEs1EE i.

AGENTS WANTED IN Eyl.-;X XeN4
~ sell Johnston's Automatic bila4 cAtcI
storm fastener. Address, ]. D.. J0HH4{QN,i
port, Rhode Island.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-14

pointed out that the only law In this
reasoning is that if it is correct the gorillas
and chimpanzees ought to have higher
mental development than man, because
they have four good hands instead of two,
and any one of the four is stronger than
the eight hands of four men.
Well-authenticated tories of the sagac-
ity of elephants are so numerous that it
is never necessary to resort to exaggera-
ton to say something interesting about
them. In their wild state the leader Of
the herd has been seen when approaching
swampy ground to extend one foot to try
it's solidity before trusting his weight to
it, When satisfied of Its tirmness he
would go confidently on, and the whole
herd would follow in single file, eau
tiously stepping in the footprint of the
leader, so that when the entire herd ha,,
thus passed the ground would look as ii
a single animal had gone that way. II {
same trait of caution is preserved in the
domesticated animal. After one of its
Brooklyn engagements the show found
it necessary to trasport its herd of
elephants by ferry to Jersey City. Before
any of the big brutes would venture
upon the deck the leader had to rap the
sold planks with his trunk to satisfy
himself of it's strength. Then he tested
it by placing first one foot, then second
and finally third upon it, and eventu-
ally he trusted the weight Of his whole
body upon 1t, and walked forward at the
command Of his keeper. The rest Of the
animals followed thefr leader withsnt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-14
Electric eitters.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed in the 81. Spring, when the Ian,
need of a tonic and Alternative is felt A
prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
feyers No medicine will act more surely
in counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache, In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield
to Electric Bitters: Only fifty cents per
bottle at Geo. M NJ 4T1ung's Drug Store
489 Congress st. II. G. Starr, West
brook
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-14
RuckIen's Arnica Saive.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, BTuises' Sores Ts. Ulcers Salt Rheu 15a
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b. Geo.
d. Young, 469 Congress ST.. r. g. Starr,
NastbrOOk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-14
PEAKS ISLAND STORIES.
Amusing Incidents Told by An Aged
Islander.
QUEER PRACTICAL JOKES AND
FREAKS OF THE FOG.

Why the Row Boat Stopped and the Punts
Bottom Deserted-"Don't Yer Know
Yer own wife"-Queer Fate of Capt.
Tooes,s Ri q Yellow Dog
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chilled that can't speak for the shivers I"
Had he known that clothing not generally
worn by women was concealed beneath
might have been succeeded by high
fever.
Another queer story is about Capt.
Jones's big yellow dog. He was great
favorite with the guests of the Union
House, of which the Captain was proprie.
they enjoyed more than his swimming
after sticks which they had thrown into
the water. To plague him the boys
would throw stones from the beach, and
when he swan with frantic speed to the
location of the splash of course he found
and it is supposed that he thus somehow
acquired the habit of wading into the
water, and with his four feet pulling
large stones ashore, barking furiously all
the time. He would also stick his head
under water and bring stones ashore in
his mouth.
One summer it became evident that the
great shaggy fellow was not his usual
active, rollicking self. He became Ian
guild in his movements. refused to chase
sticks or stones into the water, lost all
appetite for.food, grew thinner ndsthinner
and finally died. A post mortem revealed
the presence in his stomach of a stone
somewhat larger than hens egg that
he must have swallowed when engaged
In the strange habit above mentioned.
u. g. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
THE KILLING OF DOwDY.
Conflicting Statements Regarding
the Circumstances.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, December g.
Special 1.-THE circumstances OF the kill
ing of John Dowdy. by William A. Mar
tin. who has been examined before a jus
tice of the peace, and sent on TO the
grand jury. as n-arly as can be ascer-
tanned are as follows: The staten Mt OF
Dowdy after he was shot The lived a week
afterward) Is substantially this: Two
negro men went t. his house Saturday
night, November 23d, and asked him to
go with them TO the house of Martin,
who had made some brandy for them.
Martin being a distill-r. They said they
were afraid to go alone. as they under
stood that Martin had been drinking.
Dowdy accompanied them, and the tire
spent some time in Martins house In
friendly intercourse. They than babe him
goodnight, and started home, and Martin
came out on his porch with them. When
Dowdy had gone about ten PAGES and IN
negroes somewhat farther. Martin ex-
claimed, Look out. | am going 70 shoot!
and fired. the bail striking Dowdy, who
ran in the direction of the stiil-house, in
the yard. The negroes who did not see
Dowdy after the shooting. substantiase
the statement of Dowdy.
MdTllH says lIul dlktI TIC party HoN
been gone from his house about one hour
he heard a noise at the still-house. and
went out to ascertain the cause. He callsd
to know who was there. Receiving no re-
Spouse, and seeing a dark object. he
took aim and fired. When he approached
the spot he found he had Shot Dowdy.
Dowdy was a young n,-n, and the post
master OF Otter View, on the south side
OF the county and Martin lives in the
same neighborhOod.
There are now three prisoners, two
OF whom are distillers, held In the Jail
here on charges OF murder-a circum-
stance never known before in the history
of the county.
Robertson, whose trial had be n set for
Monday next, is a distiler, and killed his
neighbor Roberts. Dr. Fristoe. who was
tried and sentenced TO eighteen years i'm
prisonment, but in whose case writ of
error has been granted, Is waiting the
result and now Martin, a distillsr, Is
held for the action OF the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
OLD BURG MYSTERY.
THE SINGULAR DISAPPEARANCE
OF A MERCHANT.
Last Seen on sunday Night-Foui
PIay Feared-He Was Known TO
Carry n Great Deal OF Money
About Him.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
5.-(Special. THE prolonged absence OF
Mr.. w. s. Honey. a merchant OF TINS
town, is causing his family and friends
great uneasiness. Nothing has been heard
from him since last Sunday night about
10 o'clock when a colored woman VINO
knows him well noticed him standing IN
his door talking to stranger His rail-
ure to open his place OF business Mon
day caused some inquiry to be made
when IL was learned that he had, as was
his custom, been carrying around In MS
pockets for several days quite large
sum OF money. This fact coupled with MS
well-known methodical habits, has en-
gend red the fear of foul play. An ex-
animation to-day of the store-room and
premises occupied by the missing man
failed to furnish the slightest clue as
to the cause of his disappearance. Mr..
Honey had an extensive acquaintance In
Washington, and his friends there have
been communcat d with. but know no
thing Of his whereabouts.
Miss Kate Fuller. of Richmond left Tor
home to-day, after a pleasant visit 10 the
family of MIR. j. j. Sale.