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FROM THE ALTAR ro THE JAIL
4 Groom kiiI. the Uncle OF His
Bride.

Memphis. Tenn, S ri. %. Lac last
night J. II. Wnfrey, Jr.. and Miss sal
lie Wc2therly were married u :aw IN l.s
ont from S9merv..lc. Tenn. ANA an h ar
thereafter the groom was lodged IN iail
on a charge Of murder. 1t vas an r.1pe-
ment. ana the crime was committed in
furtherdHce o: the young mans Iesno~-
ate solve to secure the girl against all
rivals
The victim was an uncle # III airl
Miss Wcathcrly and Louis Burton were
engaged 10 be married on CcIubar g.
and last night burton called upon his T.
iianced hri,. Later Winfray. who was
an old sU..ur, also.call d, ana soon there
after Burton left. Very soon after he
Was gone tn girl he'd into her
mothers room with a hasiy farewell
explaining that she ANA W ifrey were
going 10 rlin OFF and Marcy
Tn" moth attempted 10 restrain her
but IN vain. and as the rirl hsi she
called to Peter Crawford, The gr.s
uncle. Crawford was in The yari. ana
int rCrp;ctd the couple at the gate \
moment later W!nfrcy nr.i two shots
from 4 pistol through CrawfolG's heart.
and ne and the girl jumped !:.to q witt
ing buggy and dashed away IN the dark
ness.
The Sheriff ana posse took the train
nj once. hu, failed 10 locate them Until
the marriage ceremony had haen per
formed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
Suicide Ins,cad or Marriage.

Miss Carrie liorner. daughter of
mttcd suicide with strychnnc. She was
10 have l"cn married to VIM. Brock a
EiOcrr The license had been procured,
rousseau arranged and every thing was in
readiness Tor the nuptinl ceremony. Miss
florncr had recently received some In
tiniation thai Brock did not Intend to mar
~ her. and procured by stealth from Il
druggist enough stryChnine to Kill several
people Ahout noon Brock suggested
aud there Informed her. according to her
father sstatcmcnt. that hc was not In u po-
sition TO marry her. Upon this she com
planned of nervousness, and said she wish
ed 10 be alone. She walked TO the other
END Of the cemetery, whore she remained
Tor I'VE minutes. Al the end of that time
i'rocE heard II scream, and rushed over
IN the direction she had taken. only 10
llmd M hei y s9nynsang flepe,a Illrey
Mhcrc she Llrl IN tMentN minutes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

discussed. and as could not agree with
nv partv ana declined to run for Con-
Eress on that platform. it is difficult 10
see how | could speak ON Il IL To plat
FORM. II YOU talk tariff to the people
thef Will run You out. and if you failed
10 talk money TO them they would never
again ask YOU To speak"
MIR. Tucker was asked whether he
thought the speeches of Mr.. Ingalls, were
converting many of the railway men to
The side of Mckinley. but he declined to
saw ANYTHING on that subject. 81 be
licve. however," he said. that II very
large vote viii be polled ana that Bryan
will carry the state: the Democrats also
securing every representative in the
next House Of Representatives. from
Virginia."
Mr. Tucker added in reply to further
questions that 50 far as Kentucky
Mnrvlanh and Delaware are concerned
he Thought the result very doubtful.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
A AMINIsTER pARDoNED.
Io Walked to the Governor n,a -,
e0 for If lsafe

Frankfort. Ky. Sept. 2s.-Rev. ]. w
Coombs, Baptist minister, of Perry
perjury and sentenced to the peniten3ia rv
for one year. He came into FRANKFORT
without guard and asked Acting Gov
ernor Worthington for a pardon. expIa5ns
ing that he was the victim Of a re,Jd.
that has existed in the counties of Har-s
Ian and Perry for years.
The Acting Governor examined the let
ters from the officials of the trial courts
and promptly pardoned Mr. Coonbs..
Had the Governor not pardoned him.
the reverend gentleman says he would
have returned to the penitentiary and
placed himself in charge Of the warden.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
TROPICAL HURRICANE
A Big Southern Cyclone that is Now
Raging Off the Coast.
SHIPPING DETAINED IN PORT THEREBY
The Hurricane Signal Was lzOistcd
in this city Yesterday Afternoon
nnd the Warning Rockets From
the Weather bureau Restrained
Venturesome Mariners.

Some people in This city last night evi-
IDENTIFY thought the signal rockets fired
from the Weather Bureau were warn
ings IN the citizens at large to tumble
INTO cyclone cellars. and generally to
provide against instant destruction. Few
oi them knew that phesc were merely
friendly WARNINGS 10 shipping In re-
main in port and avoid the gales raging
outside.
IN this city and section the heavy
nprtheasterly gales reached Il velocity
of forty miles be, nou..
IN" Eropical storm which had been
lowering over the EAST Gulf section for
Tie pass three days began 10 move
Hcit inward Yesterday. and this morning
VIII be central slightly north of this
p'rt Heavy sales will probably com. in
ur Throughout the day. and the tides are
expected - bc very nigh.
fvsterday afternoon the following
Warming was received at the Weather
iiuItau in this o!:y fvum the Chief Signal
office at WaShia2tun:
ttn!5t hurricane signals al > u. m
inf W llmnStOn ANA section. Morehead.
NaSh!h@iDn Norfolk and section, New
rrH. %ews, Wos; Point and Baltino,..
\ severe storm Is Central on the south
Carolina coast. incivasin in energy ana
VIII "duS" dangerous tastcrly winds m
c:e(sirE u hurricane force on tho Mid
de Atlantic and New England coast to-
h'sht distribute information and
warn sh!ppin
Accordingly all steamer Iinas r.oro
notified and the Old Dominion and Ner
chants and Miners steamers were held
IN hnrt to await the effect of the storm
~ o'clock The beautiful picturesque
hurricane warnings of the signal ser
wee hcGan to go up from the roof of tho
Weather Bureau Rockets which NJ
attained an attitude of 500 feet Were re-
ieAS"d iirst At one-minutc intervals and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
Gold Pouring In.

San Francisco. Sept. 29.-About $1,000.
900 in gold is expected to arrive here
from Australia week from next Fri
daV.
Information also comes from London
that the Bank of England expects to
lose S5.000000 to the United States he
fore the end OF the week. p
These shipments. with amounts al
ready in sight, would bring the gold re-
serve up approximately to- sf3B, ,ocg 900. y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
six Times a hotter.

John NJ Palmer Is six times q bolter. III
appears. His first bolt, 1t is stated, was;
from the Democratic Party: his second
nominated Lincoln for United States Sens
ator: his third from the army OF the Tn
tied States, In front OF Atlanta from;
pque at Tecumseh Sherman his fourth
from the Republican nomination of Grant
In 1872 and his NTH from the Populists
platform lie endorsed at Springfield in
lS9l Verify. he is the right sort OF canGi.1
date for boilers. but Democrats worthy OF
the name they bear should and will have
none of him. f 9SfbS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
KANSAS FOR BRYAN.
Il POIl shows He VIII Have go .ooo
Majority,

Topeka Kan, Sept. 29-The allied
free silver forces have made public the
result of poll of the state. j. Mack
Love. chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee. says:
"lirvan Will carry Kansas by 80, 600
majority We have officially heard
from enough counties in the State 10
warrant me in placing the majority at
that figure and it would not surprise me
if IL went even above that"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
A THREE DAYS BATTLE.
British Doing Old Fashioned Fight.
ing In South Africn

London. Sept. 29.-The Government
has received dispatch from Fort sal
iSburN stating that serious fighting
lasting three days. has taken pace in
Massonaland. near MaZoe. The British.
the telegram says. We're hemmcd i'm by
the natives for ten hours No details
of the fighting are given except the
statement that two British officers were
wounded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

Washington. ID. c., Eept. 29.-The net
gold in the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day was Sl22.06 TIE
DAYS Withdrawals at New York We're
sl5O.S00. There was deposited i'm cy-
change for currency at New York to-
day S900.0 In gold.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

George at the county courthouse on Octo-
Der Sth. that being court day.
captain Montgomery Jackson of the a.
T.. iiiil Rlilea., new military company
over 10 Richmond to-day and obtained au-
thority from the Governor for the com
pnny to be mustered into service. The
company Will be mustered I'm as soon as
they get uniforms.
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IN acceptablc and fruitful ministry in
that important position"


DIR. Richard Wise. the Lamb Repub-
mean candidate for Congress in the
second District. came up to Richmond
on two-fold mission yesterday lie
was still pulling from the exertion OF
running up the steps OF Ford's Law
building when he started in ON his first
business.
That's Il nice way the campaign
committee is doing me- he said with
eSiphhSiS between puffS to capture his
breath. "Thosc fellows arc sending
SpchkerS down to my district To talk
against me. They talk and talk ON
tarih ana sound money, but they don't
mention me. II this sort of thing con-
tlhneS not half the voters will know
mat am alive. must less running for
congress. am not going to stand such
treatment. Hear that Not going To
stand 1t. And let me tell YOU those
sneakers are hurting my chances of
S.lns to Congress every day. It's Bow
den's dongs and it's -- - -- -
al a way OF doing me. II Republican"
Having made his little speech the
Doctor asked Captain Rogers L. have.
some handbillS printed. announcin.
:n"hkins Tor him. He is going on thr
stump and see If he can't turn the tide
in his favor.
TN" second mission OF the Doctor WAS
/" h"in Colonel Lamb uut OF his diem
ma ana he d,d all he could for the Cnlu-
mel during the remainder of the day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
stri,,e orLondon Cnbmeu.

London, Sept. 2e.-The strike OF. the Lon
don cabnen is spreading rapidly. There
are now 100 cab drivers out and the num-
against the operation of a system by
which only privileged cabs are allowed TO-
solicit passengers at railway stations, ~ fsls
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

For bargains I'm Winter ullefsFeaS
Fo. ladies'. gents, and chil6rsn 4rf
Wright's. 196 Main street. sss5ss S;.ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
ToucI,cd Bottom.

New York, Sept. 29,-The North Ger
man Iloyds steamer Saale grounded nstbe
but got OF without assistance, and ilnin-
jured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t
falls to cure. Csc. spS-tut thu, SATIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

If YOU want good pair OF glasses see
DR.. Week. 152 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
elected Lord Mayor

London. Sept 29.-Alderman Georgi
Feudel Phillius was elected Lord Mayorlo a
London to-day. Ss{Is 4
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Yard wide Flannel.

special at Levy Bros, 25c. yard, WORT,
37lsc. .s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

s.Newest Discovesy isxt, feFfS; q
pein. N. 2. q. Rcosss, Mnnse an
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

Inc last expense that should
ss,ef,ising. The business man who
is icps ,is anvertlslng q lagging bueiEea8
tbe II ~ sn Wise as tho rider who takes on
wI'asnp sphrs NE and throws away ffc @lltfsts
tiiown atinNwn away his chance of aGoe7iAfea
trn,.ss, thc pace at which he WotItd4
en,,r r., Muyertising is the whip ana
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30

Waiting Is wise that promises profit
put the waiting. that invites-yes
opens the door TO loss. Is II wise?
II the merchant could stop paying
rent and employees until after the
election that, would be perhaps not
generous, but possibly he might save.
but the merchant cannot. so his al
tentative Is to try and the first step
In trying to do business is advertising.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-29
CULT TIE FLOWERS.

The spring weather is putting in an
appearance and the trees ard flowers
are beginning to show signs Of return
ire life. Some rose bushes have al
ready put forth premature buds and
soon. the mary flower plots Of the
town will embalm the air with their
exquisite perfume.
Horticulture is an excellent pastime
and has made decided progress in our
town in Il e last few Years. 1t speaks
of taste and refinement and shows that
our people are not wholly taken M
with sordid pursuits, bn, find time to
devote to innocent and agreeable rec
r%eation. Such recreation is two fold
in it's heneticent effects it is n pleas
urable occupation for those who plant
and cultivate the flowers and watch
them Civ and bloom. and its result
adds to the beauty of the tom and
cheers the passers by as it ministers
to their sense Of the good and heanti-
tul.
Every home, however humble,
natures ov,n jewels. They help to
refine and elevate the tastes Of tie
children, who are also natures Jewels
n the great garden Of human life.
In a recent editorial the Salem.
Oregon. independent says: Time and
again have we seen Cllamherlain's
Cough Remedy tried anil Eever with
out the most satisfactory results.
We see a DerSon afflicted
with h~oarseness, Will, a cough or cold
we invariably advise them to get
Chamherlains Cough Remedy and
when they do. they never regret il.
1t always does the work. and does it
well.n For sale by all druggist.
The Republican leaders having put
themselves of record in favor of free
sugar and preached that doctrine to
the people OF the North. East and
West. they cannct now afford to advo-
cate the raising of the tariff on sugar.
Indeed. we will be fari,ls Well. if
they do not repeal the duty on sugar
altogether, having announced the
opinion that sugar does not come
within the purview of their protective
theory.
Sc The sooner our sugar planters red
lie the hostilities of the Republican
party of the Union to sugar the better
it will be for their W interests.
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LIST OF PATENTS.

Granted to Southern States Inventors
this week. Reported by G. A. Snow
& Co.. Solicitors of American and For
elgn Patents, Opp. L. s. Patent Office,
Washington, d. G.
Us. Allen. Gainesville. Ca. Steam
fruit esanatator. J. L. l}elkstresser,
Birmingham. Ala. Horse detacher.
G. +. Christopher, Spa,tanhuig, S. c..
Fly trap. {. +. Daniels. Macon. Ga,
Cotton baling machine. N. A. Dees,
Moss Point. Miss. Machine for saving
logs. 6. W. Dudley, Charleston. w.
Va, Combined adding and printing
machine. z. d. Dye, Parkershnrg,
Wa, Pipe AID mt wrench. II. s.
Edwards. Monroe, Ky. Press. J. j.
Faulkner. Memphis, Tenn, Cotton
seed delinter. J. A. Ferg. Norfolk,
Va. Oil can. j. Johnson. Anderson,
W. Va. Churn. Il. w. Jones, Rock
Hall, Md. Combined corn planter and
fertilizer distributor. +. klnpp. New
Orleans. La., Shutter lock. j. S. Har
Ilson. Savannah, Ca, Bottle. G. S.
McFall, Crnmp, Tenn. Cultivator. NJ.
NJ. Mullins. Monticello. Miss, Plow.
l. II. Nendeeker. Baltimore. Md,
Combined tobacco tag and badge. +.
P~eloutet, Alexander, Ark. Insnlator.
d. Pike, New Orleans. La, Device for
launching boats. \. j. H. Reid. Hem
derson, Tenn. Planter and fertilizer
distributor. J. II. Scott, Winston. n.
e, Cultfnn fixture. j. L. Smoot. Com
cord. n. G.. Combined medicine ease
and saddle bags. j. &. Weaver, Cum
tefsville. Ala, Clamp. G. WIIlms.
Baltimore, Nd. Electric battery.
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-Je ne comprends pas quon
habite anssi haut C'est ridicule
Enfin, il cut lie courage Gle gravir le
quatrene etage ; ct son petit ventre
d'homme henreux apparut 4 Ia porte
de la sale 4 manager, precedant sa
petite personne replete ct son visage
de gourmand ct de jouisseur. A la
rue Gu cadayre, il fit IN Ieger bond
en- arr,6re ct dit !:
On ne devrait pas laisser ces
choses-la sur lie passage des honnetes
gems. Ia sufit pour troubler une
digestion.
lie chef de la sarete lui adressa
reimbursement la parole
--Neuillez m'excuser, Monsieur, 81
jai piis Ii liberte de vous demander
de ,enir lei immediatement mails il
s'agissait de chooses graves, que vous
pouvez eclairclr en- quelques mots. 8.
ZION Dieu !. dit le notaire, avec
dignite, je suis vehu parce que votre
agent ma parle de i'lnteret superieur
de "a Justice. Mais, 81 ie pais vous
bonner qnelques explorations, je ne
yous cache pas que je prtfercrais
vous les bonner dams une autre
piece. Jaime l'ordre ct lie calme...
Soft !! Nous allons passer dams
lie salon Qu'on y porte dies lumieres!
lie medecin profita du moment de
trouble qui suivit pour s'csquiver.
Pendant qu'on s~'installalt dams lie
salon, lie maglstrat expliaualt all
notaire tout &c qui s'etalt passe. II
termina par ces mots
-Je ne metals rendn lei que dams
lie but de faire une enquate sommaire:
ct il s'est trouv6 que tous on presque
tous les elements de l'enquete Gtaient
etalent reunis lei meme. Et, pour
que nous COMMISSIONS enforcement lie
fond de &c drame, il ne nous manuue
plus que d'apprendre les termes du
testament de Paul MORAN, lie frerc de
Ia victime.
lie notaire essuya son lorgnon dor
ct avala une pastille de CONNIE par
fumee, &c qui lui etait indispensable
lorsqu'il vonlait parler longuement /:
-Vous avez tres bien fait de
m'appelcr, dit-il, car je vais vous
bonner piusieurs renseignements qui
vous manquant. Je suis raw de
prefer non aide 4 Ia justice Ill
fant Sc defendre entire honnetes
gems +!
Et il lanea I'm regard ridiculement
f%urieux 4 Serge, en- marmottant:
-Gredin, va
Pa's, i demanda
--Cette meche de chevcux. pou
rais-je la voir
Sans doute, dit lie chef de la
surete, en- faisant un signs a IN agent.
Suate al proclaim nnmeros
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Before you try anything else for the
blood take Simmons Liver Regulator.
II is the best blood medicine because
it is the best liver remedy. IF your
liver is active and at work the blood
will be the best. Simmons Liver Reg
nlator is the best Spring medicine. Il
tell my friends if they want to enjoy
health and happiness they onght to
take Simmons Liver Regnlator"-Mrs.
K. w. Smith, Mcintosh Bluff. Ala.
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"a criek in the back" pain under
the shoulder blade. water blasll, bill
iousness, and constipation. are symp-
tons of disorded stomach, kidneys.
liver and bowels. For all ailments.
originating III a arrangement of these
organs, take Ayers Pill. H1-331J4gRHH4
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LA
DOR
PIERRE SALES.
PREMIERE PARTIE
--Suite-
Ill
LA MECHE DOR
PIERRE SALES.
PREMIERE PARTIE
Ia MECHE D OR

LA MEiHE 6R
ITEMS !. Ii a quelque chose dams
Ia main, s'tcria lie docteur.
1T il voulut l'onvrir mails il he
put pa. d abord. Tn DIES agents posa
une lampe sur le plancher ct tous
les assistants vlrent, de chaqne cote
de la main, les bouts dune m6che de
cheveux...
VOLTA qui "a sirgnlierement nous
alder s'ecria le chef de la sdrcte
ave n joie %cruelle.
Serge fit CONNIE tons les assistants:
il regarda cette meche de cheveux,
don't il recounnut hien yite Ii belle
Colour dore... Cette meche await etc
arrachee par son par son pere dams
Ia lutte supreme i.
Et il chancela quand IL magistrat
lul posa cette question
Monsieur Serge Moran, pourriez-
vous me dire quelle est Ia cculeur DIES
cheveux de mademoiselle Therese
Garancier ?
"
" BEL HERITAGE.
Serge restait immobile, les veux
fixes III cette meche dor, ne sachant
que repondre.
-Nous nous avez declare que
yous simiez mademoiseIle Garancier,
continue le magistrat. Je suis done
bien certain que vous devez avoir
q~uelques cheveux a ellie. Entire
amoureux. c'est lie premier cadeau
qu'on Sc fasse....
En- meme temps, le chef de Ia
shrete s'approchait de Serge ct,
tranquiliement, mettait la main sur
la chaine de montre. Instructive
ment, lie jeune homme voulut lie
repousser, l'empecher de saislr son
medallion mas deux agents Iui
prirent les bras, tandis que lie mag;s-
trat disait
-Allons /! Je parie quill : a des
cheyeux de mademolselle Garancier
dams &c medallion.
lie medecin etait pervenu a ecarter
les doigts de Ia main droite, ct IL en-
~enlevait une belle meche de cheveux
dores, quill posa sur la table. lie
chef dc ID surete, ayant ouvert lie
medallion, y t%rouya, dun cote lie
portrait du commandant Morain. de
l'autre II Photographic de jeune
file.
-Joli rapprochement ! ft-il.
Et, entire les deux, une toute petite
meche de cheveux.
-C'est bien peu de chose, pour
comparer, dit-il.
Il nit cette petite meche, qui etait
nouee par I'm ruban bleu, sur la
meche trouyee dams la main du
mort.
-Cest bien Ia meme nuance, dit
il. Celia Sc confond.
lie medeclE, nn gallant homme qui
comprenait Ia cruaute de cette scene.
Geclara :
-Ce nest pas ayec une aussi
petite meche de cheyeux qu'on pourra
faire nne experience. La nuance est
la meme, c'est yrai ; mails la compo-
sitlon peut ne pas etre Ia meme.
seul, IN climiste aurait lie droit
d'atfirmer celia.
-Aussi remettrons nous tout celia
Al fameuS ehimiste, NJ. Krutz, avec
nne nouyelle meche que nous coupe
rons Il IA tete dc Mademolselle
Garancler.. Et ID science decidera.
Serge tressailIit Cd murmurant
oh c'est epouvantable !
Presque aussit6t, on entendit DIES
pas dams ~l'escalier ct lie brigadier
entra dams Ia piece Ell disant
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For Salt.
4 Recommend ati0n from Los Angeles.

632 Castelar, St.. Los ANGLES, Ca
After having suffered for a long time
from acute rheumatism without Oh
tanning relief. | used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and vas almost Immediate
~ relieved. highly recon mend this
rs the best medicine known. u. M.
Hamilton. For sale by all druggists
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We cure Tape Worm IN so minutes.

~ last the great remedy EaDosEPi~ open
to the world. On his late demise II Wa
found that DR.. Laehtsse had ~belueattel fts
secret to his life long friend and pupil DR.,
Chas kiiffer, who learned the Whcle art If
successfully coping with these terrible mall
aides from The Great Professor.
The Doctor can be seen ~ til. medicine
can be obtained at the office Of ~Thc In
chasse Remedy Co.. s1l bourbon ST.. New
Orleans, La.
Correspondence i solicited a. the Doctor
can cure At z distaI-ce ~ well a. BY L pcr
sOnal call.
Price per pint bottle Sl.0o postage paid.