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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Inset Nv "A Back Pu0.

The oyster sloop christie. returning?
from New York 10 the Great khls OF
staten Island. was capsized and SUNK
rear the Orchard Shoal Light on SUNDAY
evenlng on the boat were Captain Abe
Nance OF Prince Bay. Robert Fox,
mate. and Daniel Westcott, deck hare.
Tho accident was a strange one. rhe
SIX Upper was az the wheel. The wind
was blowing fresh from the south. but.
as II locked somewhat squally he orderet
Westco.t 20 take in the lib. The boat
uas bowlinb along AT a lively rlte. when
suddenly a back pun from the north
strnL ner. sending the boom 70 port WIN
terrific Violence. and turning her ovs- IN
an instant. The captain, a stount old
nan. held 10 his wheel. The mate and
deckhand cut lcCse the bafeau and pulled
him into It. The slcop filled and sank.
Then the men royed ashore IN the
bateau.
Captain Nance is one OF the most expe-
rienced uatemen OF staten Island. lie
saws that never before during his many
years Of sailing fas he known or heani
OF the winds play ing such a treacherous
trick. \ hack pun H. COMMON enoush IA
light winds, but i'm a strong wind nobody
ever heard Of such "a thing in this neigh
b~Orhcod.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

plcsBY, y S. seo' s15P,issT o "
mtrr-- for tae murder of Anne
Kenptoa, a n~ne.n.y.r5 $40 4, ff,lse ri tas
f.tr.cr . a NJ. anl a. a.. lut whom
stenn Van Biar.o41a r. ie4 b,i n.3a p. 5 H.
60 men vfra on fhe.r way 60 Dls>ry
nom Bear river deie,miae- 20 wine
The harglns II they had 90 ie-r IOWA t.,
out before daylight Whseler's last
words We're: mrt
Dav 80 n-~sItv suppose IFS All rl-At.
! have taken oae he for ,9e devil aat
VIII row eivr Day OWE Nie '"l jesus
sake. Lord. / am coming .
The next n,oment ne weight fel and
be was i,rked upward Ills meek was
Instantly broken
Tie crime for which Waesi'r was hang
ed was one OF the most horrible murders
ever re~rcfrat4d ir Nova SCOTIA
wheeler eor,e..ea ,h1i BE hilsl AZ AZ
attempt ID save herself from assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Sir owens says that one Of tho most
attractive exhibits o. the Fair wo1l-
he that made b. me bicycle people and
that nearly all o. fhe large dealers 90
Tits ciiy had selected s24ce for This phr
pose The society VIII erect PAT
S,-r, e,,rra.r zee, broad and as longs
necessary 70 -accouocate the riders Of 81.
the bicycles merchants by fhis arrange
ment tie display or bicycles wll be 81 one
plaae ana can easily be- seen oy every
visitor 10 RE far
Mr. owens has flso MADE a proposition
% The bicycle people making eHhiniis 81
the Fair. 90 all0w ea0h OF lhen an "''1
n. .a -,..ry day Of She Exposition 90 give
c,hllfH,rs ~ their bicycles on fhe big
stage .n ire Auditorium. THIS vii not only
Doe a -olree u pleasure 10 ,he many fis'-
tors. but viii bs an excellent opportunity
for ,ae various dealers 90 SHOW tbs me- o.
~ fheir exhibits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

himself upon being the special sponsor
Il n political doctrine which | CONSIDER
90 be only next TO free coinage In us
evil tendencies. Yoked together, Bryan
free silver and Mckinley protection would
be congenisl companions. The MY dif-
ference between them Is that while IN
der the latter the country would he ar
ficted with a slow and lingering disease,
which stood some chance OF being cured
by awakened public reflection and en-
lehtenment: under the former destruction
swift and irTemediahie would come in
eyitably and terribly. Therefore. as be-
tween Bryan and Mckinley, l might nave
considered Il my duty 10 elect between
the lesser Of the two great evils IN favor
o. the tariff robbcr.
yet. with a true representative OF our
party IN the field. like that grand old
Roman, John NJ. Palmer, OF Illinois, ana
that not less equally i~ncorTuptlp!e solnler-
statesman. Simon j.. Buckner, a ken
lucky. ny course Is plain. : VIII vote
with all true Democrats FOR the men
and tie platform that stand by the time
honored principles Of Jefferson ana JACK
scn. and may / not add OF Grover CleNe-
land7
I'm doing this. We shall not only haVc
nlacod the seal Of condemnation upon
that socialistic. anarchistic, ond Popullsl-
ic spirit which. invading the household
Of both Of the great parties. seeks 10
put upon the country the stain of repudia-
ton and national d%ishonor, but We sha4l
have preserved the life and honor or
our party. so that at the next NATIONAL
election II viii be strong 20 battle Ior
the right and the great interests OF me
country.
Il predict that when the sun shall nave
set on the 81 Of November next ho1
more than one-half Of the states Of the
south and { will venture also 20 affirm.
not more than one-haif Of the states
west OF tho Mississippi river, viii DO
found IN the Bryan column. All the
rest will be for sound money. good fam
and national honor. Hurrah for the blue
and the ytv-BaltimOre sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

F~ree-siivsr Managers Alarmed and fopu-
Iists Hone to Force Then to Mako T-rms.z

lists Hope to Force Them to mnhe i-rms1
WARRINGTON, d. c., Sept. s-Thn
Popocratic campaign managers here are
beginning to realize that the Palmer and
Buckner National Democratic ticker Is
too serious a matter to 10 made nsnt OK
any longer.
They realize that with two genuine
Democrats ia the field on a pissforn
which IS Democratic from beginning 10
end It is going to be a hard matte. 10
hold old line Democrats TO the support
OF a Populist Ike Bryan on Il platform
OF reputation and anarchy.
Senator Butler has his associates on
the Populist Committee. however, well
come everything that tends TO make the
Popocrats rely more upon the Populists.
Senator Butler told me to-day that he
thought the Palmer and Buckner ticket
might have the effect OF Tightening the
Bryan Democrats into fusion IN some Of
tho Southern States where all efforts at fu-
sion had thus far failed. bespoke pNrtsc-
ularly OF Alabama and Florida. both OF
which States might he carried bs tho
national Democracy II the Republicans
should vote for their electors and II The
Populists and Popocrats should run seps-
rate electoral tickets, as is now proposed.
In reply TO my question as TO whether
the Populists would insist on full Bryan
and Watson electoral tickets rs the basis
OF fusion in these States. Senator Butler
said that il would either be that or a
equitabis division Of the electors between
Bryan and Sewall and Bryan and Wat
son.
At the Republican Congressional head
quarters. the National Democratic ticket
is looked uIon as making the election Of
Mckinley dOubly sure. II Is believed
,hat b. has eliminated several states
from the doubtful column. Chairman
Babcock said to-day that Indiana could
no longer be classcd as doubtful In
diana" he said. is one State above all
others where we have succeeded IN STEM
ming tho tide Of free silver sentiment and
turning II in the opposite direction. Ihs
has been accomplished since the adjourn
mont ~ Congress.
1--WE went into the campaign in earnest
and confined our efforts TO co~unteractns
tho erroneous impressions that had been
made by the s~liv,lite politicians. we
sent sound money literature into Indiana
I'm quantities sufficient 10 leave no ek-
cnse for any one 10 claim ignorance upon
the financial question. The literature
was received with the greatest eagerneSs
bv the people. The effect IS already ap-
paront. indiana will 20 Republican. l
am sure Of Indiana as | am OF VISION
s!n."-New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
n. wells. OF Manchester. Is made trus-

tee.
Tho deed conveys property az 1896 ana
1875 east Main street, corner OF Governor
and Franklin streets, $50 and iH2 Ven
abl. street. IN Henrico county. two lots
ln Newport News. two lots at highland
Springs; furniture. lE6 1888, 1870 east
Main street. dobts; interest Investment
Association. three horses. two mules. two
waco. buggy and harness.
qf. class OF creditors provides
fo- .i.D ..yment OF all rent, taxes. IN
-e.ran.. premium duo and unpaid on
tie property conveyed-about {l,lN; Mrs.
Mary walsh. Of Waterford. Ireland. $500.
salaries. so0o. Mechanics and Merchants
Bank. OF Manchester. nOto for $3.50; state
Bank. notes for 3l.735.Is; snow-church
Co. sz7.s6s. notes due New England Fur
niture Company and Jansses & Loebin,
and SIS unpaid check.
second ~clas$-Estats Of John Pope,
$50: Margaret j.. Dsffron. 1850; 5. j..
boswell. $40. 25; John Dunlop. tE 81, n
J.. Danron. So. b: Gunther & Fink, W.
sutton & Co. So. POsseluis Bros. Fur
niture Manufacturing Company, N@3lo'
John T. Anderson 81 Son, |4' CIlmD
& west Coal Company, Ny ~. W.oo-
ward & son, Sc %. George J.. kins' 'IV'
prewry. Hughes AZ Co, $50 50; klcAmohu
stove company, sN.7o ana '5s 81: NJ
tnsl Investment Association. $500 Jhhe.
Co. $50 and s5o.ss. J.. II FiE1ini, ~ 20
peasants & Crenshaw. 80 %, star Iz9.lo'
NJ. Mnlhiser & CO., Nt.SZ' Ieo.ko
y. King. $50, Richmond Cream Bultsr
and MIX Company. 50. Bodeker Bios,
SEQ. George W. Anderson & Son, 'o.19,
Thomas Il. STACY. sE G5: and other small
debts amounting 10 about $50
mo third elias. embraces cIeaiiorA run
ning from 81 20 $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Mems Goods,

Vsry rich and dressy fowinE-snd Four To-
Hand Ties, our regular soc. goods choice Of
the entire line at 3ao. each.
Mems AllL!nen Hems!iiehsd lnial
Hand.eroh.sis: orr regular $50 goods TOR
Ice.
Meas Percals Bosom L~snndersd shirts
Nth extra pai7 OF Ca5si goods that have
sola over our counter a, 81 for this sale &c.,
each.
BIZ Tot Of Mems Fine Psroals Bosom
. aunaersd shirts, regular price Soc; sale
price BIC.
Mems Fine Chsvio, Shirts. With yoke and
patsnt collar b%and-psaTl buitons~iull 80
inches %long-fnil in eyery way; regular 5lc'
grade. for 25c. each. 800.
Tot Of Men's Fine Stainless Dye Tan ha,i
ia nan splioad hesls sud 'oes, double
secs. regular 25c. for l. l--f. pAf'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
70 arm foE ~ NJON0TIoS'


y NN NHE
Fight iho Traction Company
The First-stroot property owners a,e
organized and prepared to make a nsut
10 Keen the Traction Company on ti@'
t~horouehfare. Ex-gWdse l. j.. Le"is'
Ken. W. j.. Reddy. and Nj. Amen FotS
nave been employed 10 represent '"7
holders OF property.
Am Injunction viii be applied foi lo-uaS,
Assistant city Engineer Bolton "sS o1
rirst street yesterday Designating ruS
grade for the tracks. and If not enlolnsu'
Inc Tire otlon Company Will soon Dee." ,"'
work Of constructing this oraneh ms
Tho ground upon which the hsht WI.
no maSo is mat the street Commute
bah no hight 20 grant the ronch's WIN
OF authority from higher power
The property owners are very mucm
wrought up. and they VIII exhaust an
means 10 defeat tle Traction Colnpa'y
plans before they viii permit me TRACKS
10 be laid on First street
NJ. James Rahen. member Of inc COM
mittoe ON Streets. desires 10 say tAat "
he had boon present ~ the comnli'ee
meeting last Friday evening he would hsTo
voted against permitting the company 10
use First street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Hire III Inzewell.

TAZEWELL. VA, seut. special
Yesterday morning about 2.O o'clock the
house Of !. Pat Lockhard caught nre.
The local fire ompany tried 10 check the
fire. but IL was soon found that the
building. being an old one, was too far
gone 10 be- saved. so the attention or
tho ompany was called TO look after
the safety Of adjoining buildings, and
through the play OF water from the nos"
and the timely falling of a hard RAIN
about that time. the flames were soon
under control. The loss estimated was
$500. fully covered hy insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Lace Curtains.

Full a yards long, full width choice fora
d..,eus. 6gc. value. purss-opsning-sals price
i'c. pair
long. handsome designs, yes, a big bargain
al tI.Aoa pairs purss.opeling sale price A.05
q pal:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Alright were made 10 pay SO zach 10
keeping their saloons open Last sunday.
The case against I'd. Blackburn. IN
vo..ng white man who hit Polly White. :
si~xty-year-old cOlOred woman. over I'm
head with a baseball bat, was continu"
and bail refused because the old womA
n. still in bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Umbrellas.

Ladies' and Gsntlemsn's 20 and 2s.ineh
Umbrella.. In Pisin and Twill silk Gloria,
win . large assortment OF choice handles.
In horn. nickel. mounted. Congo and Wecth;
tells in loops and ties, also a line OF natura!
Congo With sterling silver mounting. al Of
our regular si.25, sl.s9 grades. at purse.
opsniag.ssls price tl.05.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Justice John J. Crutchheld rresiheh NJ
the Police Court yesterday morning iooh-
ing radiantly happy and hearty ~,
s,ttied "a number 81 dimcuities and mad
s.yor,l lesal tilts with lawyers. In which
D.. came off victorious every time.
.T,hn Walsh. Charles Marion, and +.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
O. RoUss.
Ho Says lie VIII support the I~ndianapoii,
Ticket.

HAGERsTOWN, Md sept. g.-Mr.
Carries Broadway Rouss, tie millionaire
merchant OF New York, In q letter dated
September 4th, TO Mr.. Leslie G. Beard,
OF Hagerstown. on the political situation.
heartily endorses the nominees of the
Indianapolis Convention Mr. ltouss
says:
THE item going TIE rounds OF me
press stating that l have declared for
Mckinley is not true. Mckinley prides
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

thinkers and writer's OF modern times.
Across the monstrous dial Of time the
SLOWLY moving hands Of Hebrew chronol-
ogy have crept reslsuessly. radicule.
persecs utlon. fanaticism have not halted
thom. ami the new year dawns brightly
FOR the race"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Stamped Linen.

linen Tray Covers. full si7s, ls1l7, choice
designs OF stamping. regular @oc' 'a1ue'
pgrse-openlng-sale price Ice; each.
S,ampet Shans, extra large size, iec.
value, purse opsning.ssls price II lac. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Look cut for the street parade OF Bar
lows Minstrels next Friday afternoon.
D-. Rcss' new song. "Cnllud 'scursion,
ana Miss Julia Henning's "ln the sweet
Summer-Time,' will be features OF tho
minstrel first part at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
NEWS OF MANCHESTER,
AAUMBERoF OFFBNDERs BEFORE
MAYOR MAURICE.
Death Of Mrs. Henrietta II. Crovder ana
the Funeral Of Mrs. Linda w Nelson
Other News ofInterest.
MaSonr.rrn Brrr,u RIoaNoso TINFs,

AAfNAN A"||
Maurice .n 20 Court yesterday
morning 10 3D.. a The charge Of nsnt-
TX one Of tl. .ltet-car conductors on
ne HuI-sueet Ile, but It turned out
tbat the officer had gotten the wrong
Henry REID. so ue prisoner was released
ana tho ro.Ico notified 20 look FOR sn-
osAer Henry Reid. il seems that : col
orcd man whose name IS Henry Reid got
GA Car No. DO al Fourteenth ana Main
streets 20 come 90 Manchester. lie took
a seat in the car and commenced smoking.
Tho conductor. III. o. LolDetter. told tlD.
that Doc could not smoke DO the car, and
Insisted chat Gao negro must either 20 out
or stop SID o.lIr Then REID began abus'
llE ue WIte race. and finally a white
passenger took 10 up and made a dash
as Ne.l. Wu got out o. Dis way ~ "a
hurry. anl nD- last seen running up
Aan street ODD h4ohmond. Conductor
LAdUtttDr Vas making his last trp when
Ao same negro eot ou bis car al Four
tteuth add IIuu streets and struck hiiA
ia t.c f..e one Of the police oi.cefs
tl.1Is CHAT Io knows where TO hna tie
rslt nln.
OTHER CASEs.
EIis N.G.e. tla Hanover man who
had trouble with John Williams tcoiofeal
ia us c.fs, some weeks ago was taken
from one of t.e apartment al police head
quarters yesterday morning. MCGEE was
arrested soon after De laid The nfgrO out,
l.t WAS l.... hy o. prominent minister
flor Dis aII..| .r.. 40 court. lie aid lot
tHa $3.50. han..,r. Dot it was explained
tIat he lal h,,n s.Dk in bed ever since
returned home. The bai-bond was
r. ..s.I ard DeGee was hncd $3.50 and
d. T. Coe.1i .co'oroD was ined $3.50
f.r h.oo.Hl.nc Twelfth street last Sat
urIag evening"
Mr NIO.r Turner was given SIX
months iu default of security for talking
anI creating n disturbance with prison
e-f st The eIlg ial. Turner has recently
ID't tne prison. and ON Monday De was
having some communication with The in-
nNfcs over the fence
Mrs. Henrietta a.. Crowder died az &
o'clock yesterday morning at her home.
-A east Fourth street. The funeral VIII
10 cond1rfDl hy Hcv. j. o. Babcock at
fHo residence THIS morning az n O'Clock.
"r0'-ri ia a widow. % leaves three
.'H ''rs ON her dcafh-bol she TO-
.r.fol filf Mr.. 49,. j.. N0rrissott BE- ro-
-iff f' sing af Dor grave.
fi \IIttL OF Mrs. NELSON.
.' f.HllHl 0f Airs. linda w. Nelson.
Died 4t lcr lato residence Monday
.. Hf o'clock. took place yostor-
afternoon af 4 o'clock from Rain4
street Baptist church.
.' FOLLOWING gentlemen were the pail
M0.-r-. Charles o.. Taylor.
a |tor Walter j. Todd Dr.
"| iN b.. Matthews. B. Wo0dson Nun-
A H"....". o. H..H.. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

PHILADELPHIA. PA, sept. s-ihe
lockwood Manufacturing Company, manu-
facturers OF patent folding boxes. en-
velcnes and tags. have made an assign
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

rbe WcIi-Known Furniture Dealer A.
sirns for SIS. o0O
Mr.. william nanron. tho furniture
and uStalmeut dqalcr al 1895 east
Main street made an assignment IN The
-@panoery court yesterday. Mrs. DAT
Iron Joins him In he assignment. The
liabilities are placed AZ $4,000, the value
AZ the Asxets lie not named. Air. Ernest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
33c. Belts for i9c.

Ladies' Fine All-Lea,hsr siik,Sti'ehsi
M. Isa,her-c0yersd buckles. 5 nlckled
eye'sis' patent slide; tho see. grade tor 100.
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Dornestics.

ua,vv Huok Towels. frinsel. red and blue
norlers. Sc. goods for &c. each.
Ueayy Iwllel White Crash, ic. Gooistor
27-sc. the yard.
Fxt,a.crade White Cotton, SO zach tas
,a,nfar lAc. goods for 4 sac. the yard.
Heavy All-iinsn Haes Towels tns TO-
kind FOR ~ lie. each.
Zine v hits Cambria. regular l-5c. goods;
sale o lac. the yard
Heavy Grey Twi.lsd Csssh, regular 90.
goods Tor . l-Zc, neyArd,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
St.25 Lansdown for soc.

TIE Genuine l%anst'wn, Finest SIX
Warp. with higher grade Wool ming ths
p1.in black aud gray mixed Regular price
-aysr,whsre. sl.g5; sale price s9e. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Knit Underwear.

Fins quality Ladies' Grey and Cream
Color Union Suits. regular SOC. quality;
nn~rse-opening.sal- price 25o. each.
Another lot Of ladies' Medium Weight
Krit underwear, in Pants and Vests, cream
color. regular SOC. quality: p~urso-opening-
sale price 95o. each
ladies' Scarlet Atwood Pants and Vest.
regular 81 quality, purss-epenlng-ssis price
I 75s. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Cassimeres.

Strictly All-wool Csssimsrss, 81 inches
wide. 60s. quality puTss-opening-sale price
s.cetiy All-wool Csssimsrss. 20 inches
wide. extra fac quality, 75c. value; purse
o~psaing.sale price 35c. yasd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Feather Pillows.

Oiorless FEATHER Pillows, extra large slzs,
regular price " pair puIse-openiDg-sale
price sl.6t psi:.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08
THE WRIGHT COUNTY CLERK OF
COURTS WILL HAVE TO VA
VI CATE NOW.
WORSE WINS THE CONTEST.
CLERKS IN OTHER COUNTIES
ELECTED -FOUR YEARS AGO
AFFECTED.
GOV. cLoUGH APPEARS IN COURT,
Called Upon to Testify in the Dam
age Suit of Mamie
~ Lane.

John C. O'Leary must vacate the posi-
tion of clerk of the court for Wright
county. Charles H. worse is the WIN
ner in the quo Warranto proceedings
which have been occupying the atten-
ton Of the supreme court for two or
three weeks. Justice Collins yesterday
handed down an opinion in favor Of the
man who was recently agreed upon by
the bench of the Fourth district, and in
consequence a number of other clerks
in other counties are in danger, as
there are several counties whose clerks
come within the rule involved in the
O'Leary case. Wherever the clerk took
Office for four years at the beginning
OF 1892, he has to get out, although some
of them have held over
The syllabus accompanying Judge
Collins opinion is as follows:
State of Minnesota ex rel. H. W. ChiIds At
torney General and Charles H. Worse,
plaintiffs VS.. John C. O'Leary, defendant.
L. The term of office of a clerk of the dis
trlct m court is limited by the constitution, arti-
Gle o. section 13, to four years. He is not en-
powered to thereafter hold the Office until his
successor is elected and qualified.
z The effect of Laws 1891, chapter 80, sec
tons l and 2, General Statutes 1894 sections
900 and S67, was to create vacancies in the Of
hce OF clerk of the district court, in all of the
counties affected by the act on the first Mon
nay In January, 1896, which vacancies were to
be hlled by appointments in accordance with
ton S65.
3. The general rule is that prospective
appointment to fill vacancy is sure to oc-
eur in public office, made by an officer who.
pr by a body which, then constituted is
Empowered to fill the vacancy when it arises.
Ind is, In the absence of law forbidding it, a
valid appointment and vests title to his Of
hce In the appointee. Collins J.
The attorney general is directed to issue a
writ of custer against OLeary.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08
Genealogical Helps Received.

The Minnesota Historical society has
received the following volumes:
Eighty Years of Progress, British
North America, 1884," THE Naval His
tory of the War;" by Admiral David
D. Porter; discourse delivered before
the honorable legislature Of the state
of New Hampshire June 4, 1907; Mar
tins Gazetteer of Virginia, 1885; Ma
cauley's History of New York, 8 vol,
1929; Introduction to the Study Of In
dian Languages" by J. w. Powell,
1880; Colombia; It's Present State,
Etc, Etc." by Col. Francis Hall,
1924; Gazetteer of Michigan, 1910; 1.-The
Life Of Gen. John A. Logan" by George
F. Dawson, 1887: Grafton CMassD Dur
ing the Indian Wars, 1655-1760,' S. A.
Green; THE Indian Wars Of the United
States" Edward 8. Ellis; Rochester
On. "; A Story Historical" Jenny
Marsh Parker; History of the Adams,
Evarts, Merriman and White Fami-
lies," by ]. NJ. Adams; "Genealogy of
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08
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Gentlemen:-I take pleasure in testi-
flying to the beneficial results from the
use Of MUNYON'S CURES in my own
case and that of several members of
my company. l carry with me an as
sortment Of the CURES, and would not
be without them for anything.
Very truly,
EFFIE ELLSLER.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never
fails to relieve in 1 to 8 hours, and
cures in few days. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is guaran-
teed to cure all forms of indigestion
and stomach troubles Price, 25c
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positive
ly cure. Price, 25c. each
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins and groins,
and all forms of kidney disease. Price,
25c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a
boon to all women. Price, 25c.
Asthma Cure, with Asthma Herbs,
s1.OO.
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervous
ness and builds up the system. Price,
Csc.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price, % cents.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms of piles. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all
impurities Of the blood. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price, $1.00
A seperate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, 25c. a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for