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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

IYNCHBURG
Totals. ........ I'll II u 2
ORE BY INNINGS.

12S4567S9--
Petersburg -. ......414O251 2-l9
Tvnchburg .... ......0 $4,000 0 O-l2
Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg, IL;
Iynchburg. 6. Home runs-Stanhope,
Kane. Kitson, Smith, and Mcfarland.
Two-base hite-Brecn, 2; Brodie, 2; Sholta,
1: Ouarles. /. Three-base hits-Kane. Nc
Gam. and Fear. Bases on balls--On
Ouarles. 8: off Kitson 1; off Mcfarland, 3;
Off Wilson. 2. Struck out-By Kitson. 3;
by Mcfarland, l. Bases from being hit
Kane. 2 Double plays-Leahy and Little,
Dolan. Mccain, and Little. Stolen bases
Dundon Sholta, Breen. and Kane. Time
of game. 2 hours. Umplre-Mr. Cline.
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The FourqHrean-
Price Company.
NEVER
HouSefurnishing Goods
AT SUCH PRICES.
Never Such a Store for
Taking Such Prices.

20 dozen 1O-inch Orange Bowls-a per-
feet cut-glass pattern-rich and spark
ling. value 35c. each-lO CENTS.
a very neat Mirror for Bathroom
value DC: to-day 10 CENTS.
900 China Cuspadores, in assorted
shapes, value up TO 75c.. to-day cholce
25c.
% ELEGANT TOILET sETS-Flower
piece sets. value ST. To-
day Sl.9S SET ,,.,.-
G good. strong Table Knives and FORKS
worth 81 %: to-day 60 CENTS SET
o-Ouart Heavy Tin Coffee Pots, sc.
Neatly Japanned Foot-Bath Tubs, l9c.;
worth soc
imported Steel Pairing Knives. &c.
Artistic Gun-Shaped Curling Irons, &c.
Perforated Toilet Paper, per roll, lc.
Heavy Tin ovens-perfect bakers-S5e
Thin CRYSTAL Table Tumblers, with
neat band engraving, regular 81 per
dozen, each &c.
Asbestos Stove Mats-just the thing Tor
gas or gasoline stoves-2c.
Feather Busters, full length 10 inches,
ebony handle. &c.
Rlack- Handled Tea or Coffee Strainers,
Sc.
rTunter's Flour Sifters, DC.
hardwood Spice Cabinets, NC.
Iarge-Size REFINED colanders, &C.
10 English Porcelain Dinner Sets,
new shape, $6.9S.
Cream and Sugar Set-genuine German
China-beautifully decorated, In assorted
colors. worth soc. There ere only a. rev
OF MEANWHILE they last, l5c
Babs- Carriages, finely upholstered
lace parasol and patent brake. S7.5O;
A desirable Baby Carriage, uphoi-
stored in fancy cretonne, $3.50.
Two-Burner Gas Stove, worth s2-e5c.
rrbree-B Burner Gas Stove, worth -. for
S29S.
One Burner Oil-Stove, worth IS cents,
for 20 cents.
Bows Garden Spades. strongly-made-
io-ouart Chamber Pals. worth SSc.-
Ice.
SPECIAL.
Tn this weeks rush we had Consdera-
hle goods eighty anaged-fancy
China, Toilet Sets. Glassware also, SIX
tables ODDS and Ends, Tin ware, wool
enwars. discarded Patterns, best-quaiity,
Draw FnamelIed Ware. All will be sold
to-day at 10 CENTS ON THE DOL
LAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
NKINLEYITES WIN.
rulomites Overwhelmed al The Illinois
Republican Convention.
TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM SHOWN.
md L Is All in Favor Of The Apostle
Of Protection"
o,,y PLANK or THE PLATFORM

mar Favored only 10 the Extent
nd Under Such Restrictions ms
That Parity with Cola '"h nc
Maintained.
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land Cincinnati game was postponed on
account OF rain.
THE RECORD
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Pittsburg in Louisville.
Cincinnati in Cleveland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
NEWMARKET. ENGLAND.

LONDON, April So-At Newmarket TO-
aav the Newmarket 2-year-old plate OF
200 soverelgns. five furlongs. was won by
Ieonold de Rothschild's br. C. Tonquin.
The Cannons ch. T. Magnificent was Sc
cona and Colonel Clitherow's ch. c..
Priyadot third p. Lorillard's Oh. C.
bubble II. by Sensation out Of Quandary
started. but was not placed.
The March Stakes, so sovereigns added.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10
CHATTER NvIII.

-
n shining faced negro waiter came up
IA answer 70 ,no neii anu drought tum
'rois VI uhHhns Ice anu water. 10th
'ambel anu Miss hildarc drank thirstily
and then lay back In their cane chairs,
painting. The close heat was something
terrible. There was not breath Of either
sen brooIe or land breeze. and the electric
ian which whirrcd on tho tabbe behind
thcn uid httlc more than send blast OF
sickiy warmth Down the long line OF
the piazza wcrc tho rest OF the people in
the hotel tho men cursing and moppiDg
their iaccs' the women WIN closed eyes
tanning themselves ianguiuiy. ana over
n'"u ''e shlhs,es VI 'hc root crhchieu anu
rustIed IN the paHihs air as though they
worc ailNc'
Nisht 'aihc, ana inc neii ciasneu out IT'S
summons 20 uinner' put no ono went IN:
The wooden sides OF the hotel, baked
through ana through by month OF trop-
ica sun hau fnaac the rooms unendura-
nle. Sothey staiu wherc they were In the
not, OPPRESSIVE DARK and hiinkcd ut the
white. summer lightning which spiashed
the violet heavens In front OF them. In
hcaNy. painting beats tho night seemed To
close down.upon them and pen them In,
so that II was labor To breathe
.'n s''nu 'his' s"u -Niss hiua'e
a' has''
You've got to-" replied Cambcl wear
lily, unless you choose to so down the
beach and sit in tho water with your
clothes on.
That would be some relief, although
the water IL rs hot ~ tea. But I shan't
do that. shall walk out along tho pier
over the sc,. ono may fnint half way and
tumble over and get drowned. but anyway
that better than staying here and being
cooked slowly"
They ert up together and strollct, wear.
ily over the luu.r white sand and then
moro erisply over tho worn decking Of the
pi,r. p.twc,,, tho I,,b,nin, n,sbes tho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10
eWAaH -. ~ rst asruss

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
CHAPl ER Amy Rivers, the
ward of Theodore Shelf. hypocrite.
IL engaged 80 Hamilton Fairfax.
1f-Shelf proposes piratical scheme
to Patrick Cambel, Shelf being under
the malign Influence of Mrs. Shelf.
III. ", v and VI-The scheme is to
ship gold to New Orleans, overinsur-
Jog !; and wrecking il. Shelf and
Cambel employ Captain Owen Kettle
20 command the steamer, the Port
Edes, and 10 carry out the plan.
Cambel sails in the steamer. VII
As 10 the Port Edes. laden with the
boxes, leaves the dock q man on
shore declares that she is doomed.
VII-Tbe crew attcmp' TO seize the
vessel in order to secure the gold.
IX-But Capt. Kettle subdues the
mutiny. y and XI-Cambel, who
has attached wires from his state
room. makes the electric connection
and causes an explosion. The ship
appears TO be sinking. Kettle sends
Canbel below with the ostensib.e
purpose Of seeing what is the trouble.
XII-Cambel returns, and by his ap-
pearance the men Judge that the ship
is sinking and take TO the bouts.
This lelves only Kettle, Cambel and
one man on board. which has all
been planned. They steer for Flor
ida. Cambel. coming up from be-
low, sees q small pleasure schooner
approaching with girl at the tiller
Elsie Kildare. n sister OF the girl
who had refused him and made him
what he was. They are on the Flor
ida COT st. X1Il-They take the Port
Edcs into bayou and are followc d
by sloop whose crew are engaged
in the Illicit work Of hunting plumes
from the tropical birds OF the Ever
gladcs. III; plume hunters see the
Port tdes' name and from newspa.
pers know that she has gold on
board. XIV-Amy Rivers. in Lon
don. hearing Of the disaster to the
Port Edes. attributes the explosion
to the anarchists. Fairfax loses faith
in Amy's guardian. Shelf. Xv-Two
Illicit "plume hunters'-Billy Mutt,
onc-eycd man, and his partner.
Iiank-go aboard the Port Edes.
Kettle discloses the swindle to them
arti says he will take the steamer to
n PARKWAY port, repaint and sell her.
Mutt declares he will keep the gold
for him. a fight between the two
plume hunters ensues. IN which Hank
gougcs out Nuts eye. and Mutt stabs
Hank. thus Kidding Kettle Of both
XVI and NvII Cambel goes TO : a
Florida winter resort, Point Sci as.
tian. Here he meets Elsie Kildare
and learns that her sister, the woman
he had loved, il n widow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10

marked, and something else will follow.
III it's rain, we shall have a deluge falling
in ropes. but / fancy we're in for some
thing different. We had better turn back,
Elsie
In view Of this heat. a wetting would
be distinct luxury, but think, rs you
say, there L. something else coming be-
sides. Oh, Pat, here it is. Run, or We
shall be caught
The storm gave but one weird moan. a
rustic and a Shrek from over the tree tops
and then was upon them. IN u minute it
was blowing with hurricane force which
no human being could stand against.
Tho wind rlucked the feet from under
them, and they fell TO the decking Of the
|. pier, gripping with their fingers in the
gaps between the planks. A storm of sand
apd leaves and twiSs beat against their
heads. Tho crazy trestlCwors of the pier
bucklcd and swung beneath their bodies.
We must get shorewnrd," Cambei
yelled In his companions ear. This Jam
crack thing will 20 by the board directly. -
Right Or came back the respoh SO
chccrily enough. and together they began
TO warp themselves toward the beach and
the wind, plank ut time. The girl was
strong and accustomed to using her mus
Giles, but skirts are poor rig to play cater
pillar in. and her progress was slow even
with Cambcl's help. When they had
gained a score of yards, she babe him leave
her to make the best of his own way. II
shall get along all right" she cried go
and tell them I'm coming"
Naturally I should" no shouted back,
with lauyh. Here, let me link my arm
inside yours. That's right Now we'll
ferry along Mt twice the pace
But they did not get much farther. A
minute aftcrwarti, TO the kick of q hard
squall, tho gray old pier tottcrcd and ciat-
tered ana crinchcd, and the wind was
Tiled with flying boards, and Cam Del
found himself with ono arm clutching the
weed clad stump of n pile and the other
wrapped round Elsie Kildare.
Hurt" he shouted anxiously
Not a bit. Sound as bell. You."
"All right"
But where's the water? There should
be six feet here, and can feel nonc''
Blown away to sea. No may thank
God the wind is not on shore, or we'd have
been drowned, as hundreds Of other poor
wrctchcs are this moment. All. That's n
shave
y lightning flash showed them huge
tree pluckcd from its roots and blowing
past them. squ!rIning and crushing about
like live mad thing. Then a heavy
squared roof beam hit their jagged pile
and missed Cambcls arm by a nail S
brradth
The hotels going down. he shouted.
The air will he full of this stuff in n
minute, and IL we try to move we shall be
Drained before we've got yard. Crouch
down. dear. Mt the bottom of the post"
You, too
mo, there isn't ROOM
Then | shall stand
she dragged at his sleeve and pulled
him to her side. stay by me here, Pat
You might get swept away, and couldn' t
bear that
"Of course I'll stay by you, dear Ill
never go till you turn me away" He took
new grip with his arms, pinning her be-
| tween his breast and the weed ragged leg
of the pile. Elsie l want to tell ycu
| something. You know I've always liked
you rs friend, but now it has come to
| more than that. Much morc-lovc. dar-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10

Combel found himself clutchiny the freed
clad stump.
mig. Once my mind was full of another
woman, and thought could never car.
for any one else rs l cared for her, but
that was years since, thousands Of years, il
seems now. and. Elsie, I'vc-I've forget
ten her. She i only name to me and
your sister. Dear. IL we get away from
this, 90 you think you could like me, too,
little more than an ordinary friend:''
She put her lips e. his car DO you
think we shall come out of it alive, Pat.
Tell me honestly
Il hope So
Honestly. Pat
I'm afraid. darling. Il: S poor chance. -
Her soft, wet checks nestled against
him. and strands Of Der hair intertwined
themselves with his. Pat" she said.
you mover knew. but I loved you all
nlong from the first
Then for the first time during many
years Patrick Cambci knew what 1. was
to fear death. Bcforetime life had held
many torments for him, and IL lead or
water or steel chose to show him the great
secret he did not very much care. Now Ii
was all different. lie lusted TO live with
. ficrcencss which almost drove him mad.
You are trembling" the girl said anx-
iously.
Il know 1 am. You have made me q
rank coward, DEAR
She understood him and kissed his
mouth, but no other words passed between
them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10

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F. Bahnsen's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10
Bucklen's Arnica Saive

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at 4 p. m. and preaching at p. M. by
Rev. w. y. Phillips
LUTHERAN


German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
Church.-1.ouisiana between Preston and
ira'ric. sunday school ut a. m. Morn
ins ssrvice 10 a. M. congregational meet
service every Thursday at II. IN. IN Brun-
ltr at Professor IL. Tolgcr's school house.
l. Barthsi pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian church Corner Main
street and Mckinney avenue. Rev Viii
lam Haync 1.cavcll. pastor. Sunday school
al s.s0 a. m. Il. W. Taylor, supcrintcnd-
,ni Miss Fannie q. Vincent assistant sup
m and s.la y. m, with preaching by dlic
raster. Young PEOPLES Society OF chris
tiin EndyaN or meeting at $50 y. IN. Stran-
gers cordially welcomed To all these SER
Vices.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Rcv.
j. NJ. iiulscli ID. d.. pastor. Preaching
the Young Mems Christian association
rooms. noNr the corner OF Texas avenue
aud Main street, opposite Capitol hotel.
sunday school at 10 a. IN. aud Christian
second Ward Presbyterian charei-Cor-
Nor iItmilton street aud Magnolia 1vr-
nue.. sabht,h school services are changed
firm $3.50 p. m. to meet ~ 4 y. M
l.. Nj. Fleming. a cordial invitation Is
extended 10 strangers.
w Story. pastor. sunday school alj a.
m, j. NJ. smith supplementary. Public
worship II o'clock n. m Junior EnictNor
y. IN. senior Endcavor p. ~. m, Mt.
Frank Campbell. president: Mr. iIrury
Ward secretary. Public worship =. M
I.uhbocit street Presbyterian Church
SIKH ward. Preaching az u O'Clock a. m
by tile pastor Rcv. l.. NJ. Fleming, sun
day school. $3.50 Il. m, William Christian
superintendent All arc cordially invited
TO attend.
SALVATION ARMY
The Salvation Army Corner Capitol
avenue and Main street Meeting every
night ut o'clock. conducted hv cupt.in
and MIR. Nucer. Sunday services. iio,i-
day meeting. II n. M; great oron air meet
Ing on Market Square az 2:So p. m; con-
tnucd in The hnll at 2,3o p. m. All are
earnestly invited to attend.
Col.ORED CHURCHES.
Mount Zion BAPTIST church -t;erma II
street The Franklin avenue cars VIII
tnke YOU 10 the uoor OF the church. sun
dny school at 10 81. m. J Covinrion, SUI
perntendent. Preceding al p. IN.
Mount pillier BAPTIST Churrh-Corncr
llenNhll md state street. sixth ward.
al q m. md $50 p. M NJ + frcsmnn y.
SUPER: ptondent. Rev. a. Thompson In
charge
New HOPE Mission Corner rcnse nnl
Rice streete. sunday school Mt p. m. j.
W Hire. superintendent; W. h Phillips.
pas.or.
Divine services by Roy H. Watts ~.
superut ndcft. y. Siarlts rf"achlng and
covenant ting an H. m. ana +. M
Al are cHidi;allv invited TO attend
Mount Calvary Eap'iSi church Corner
Shepherd and Rnsk Sunday school 1T
90" q. m Divine s'rs ICES 1T : m ana
SEQ p. IN. every SuuaoN. Rov. William
Freeman pastor j. u. English superiu-
tondent OF Sundny school
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FRIENDSHIP.
sam Jones Speaks Of the value If a True


sam Jones Speaks cf tHe value If True
i'r'ud.
Amid the rush and roar, push md
drive for dollars and cents, amid The
turmoil OF politics and the crashing of
commercial interests there is somc-
thing better and higher than all these.
True friends and good neighhors are
more precious than rubies and more
10 be desired than gold, yea, than much
fine God swceter also than the honey
with the honeycomh," aud in the get
ting of them there is great reward. a
millionaire without friends is poor in
deed. a president or king without his
friends is slave to the condition of
things. y politician without his friends
will hit the grit" sooner or later.
fear sometimes amid the discord of
politics and the greed for gain we have
lost sight of the fact hat a mans wealth
consist in noblc friends and good neigh
bors. Money has very little i'll it TO
bring happiness. Political power brings
only cares, temptations and trials.
Greed in itself is disintegrating and Wis
its upon men n thousand sings and ar
rows. No mar is so poor as he who has
ii'eo 10 "nhc al, mn, h'7 'nV'u'eN anu
ron n''iis'i' % u Wv - ''''a9' Nv '-''',
is so rich MS The man who is cmbalmcd
in the hearts of II grateful community.
We get political power. social pre-
fcrmcnt and dollars and cents rs the re-
suit OF selfish aims md selfish ends by
.io'hs ior o"' w '"""' ~ Wv
happiness ny uo''iS 'oi o'''
the nrea'- 'h"''cin'she anu SHp''''"
,'lea 10 'ona'l,' '''' ,''' " ''.' 'No'r9,
pn' ea'h Oh ''!'pl "leu 'o"in''''
"relch h'hiseii NJ i"S,' Jesus ."'.H'
iivrn LOT o'h"'s, Sc'N'n o'ii'''s' "iu io'
others ana aieo lor o'n''s' anu 'iere
are millions OF men 'o-a"y VINO "o"ia
"'c Io' ma .,,
ICE, by sacrihce' pS teneSo,'nu .,,, VIII,
ho' ions ns' "''rii'eu IA
am lhrge Hn"ouS fenoo, Gus" ~ nv
lnnta, VA ne gave 20 cuch o' us car"
AT the eohc'us'u" ~ we lesson WIZ" '''
following inscription 'ii'reon,
expect 70 pass 'n'oush '''s ""''u
butoh'c;any eoou ,nihf' 'h'I,io'e 'l'"t
can no. or any h'n'icsS ,ha' va"
show anybody or wora .ha' Gun
speak Tor Jesus Iei me no !. ho" ~,
me not neglect or de1er H. LOT sf'i'
not pass this way again
If every human NE were ooho"c'ca
afier the lesson given mere what" worIa
OF iriencE inns Wolliu nc! oohic one nus
said il we would have friends we must
show ourselves friendly. The common
courtesies of life. kind word spoken.
helpful word given, "A kind deed that
costs little in sacrifice or effort, has
made undyng friends for many man.
Some one has said; would rather have
dog for my friend than to have him as
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hour? It Is that moral fiber and man
hood shall be eaualod to the emergcncys-
Rev. DIR. Hickman, Evangelist. Terro
Haute Ind.
THE sA1.ooN-The saloon is at the
bottom of about all that Is had on this
continent Alcohol Is the dswl IN solu-
ton. II wa would destroy the works OF
The devil, We must b. ACCOMMODATING
tins country is bound up with the moral
condition Of It's people. Rcv. q. l.. White
Baptist, Pttsfeld. Me.
POVERTY IN THE CHURCH, think
there ls no one IN more need Of tho gospel
than the rich man. II is true thai the
gospel Is NJ" PREACHED to- the poor as much
is made up for the most part of iilor men.
and the poor men flemish the larger SUP
Icrt of the church. -Rev. Wallace Nut
ting, Congrog ationalist. Providence.
SIN Sin IS always expensive. II never
Paws what 1t premises. The flowers In tho
distance in the pathway ~ sin alwdys
wither before you reach them, and TIE
Way becomes a way CT tho,ns Tho Sab
bath breaker. pleasure $ 'eker and drunk
ards AL pay their fare. hut nevnr reach
the intended destination. isiastcl pros
rects. shattered constitutions, ruine,i fam.
liz are. the price. Of shirley. L. a.
Evot tTIoN--rhc time must come
when all snfen';iic men viii admit that
there must DC some ming hcvond tbs irrs-
ont life Of ours. Tn the ~ az evolution
is now being accepted ny all leaders of
science. and the only Interpretation of
lie ms ", SOC II Is that there must he an
other Nfe h. ycnd for wl,ich va ar being
prepared. TIE doctrine Of immortality IL
now popniatly acceptod.-Rcv. Henry
blanchard, linvnrsnlst, PortlanI, Me
THE ART or LIFE Science has al
ready done vast a'noLnt of drtach d
" rll for tho Improvement of i,fe But
10 4attst Al,s-E
s'rpctiVe'y On the lifs OF man - a whole
She IL beginning = roencn2N tina, al the
sci neg oNsi fer The supreme Science, tho
science ~ lifo out # his sun-enn sci
encc is to come some day ,h,, sprrerno
ert. tho art If III. Fey. W. II. Taylor
Presbyterian, Ercls ster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-05
SAM P. JONES.
RELIGIOrS NOrES.

Tho CONGREGATIONAL Church Isuildine 50
and hf'y-s yrH parsonnecs last wear hav.
ing receipts Of tlfi. So WEB which io rr i-s.
cute .ts v7rk There arr 20 more Congra-
ranonal churches than one y"ar ago
I'm Is fortN-three Years Of oxis'cnce fhs
society has aided IN the building of 2G59
churches and 52i rarson igcs.
II Is intoref'ing to note tho change IN
tho eos If a fair copy of the Bible dur
ing The course OF centuries. Or Plrmmer
IN hs tract How TO Use Tho E,bl -
says In ghc Thirteenth century. I'm
England. iwj arches OF ihe London hridR
cos, i2s. At the same time c0py OF INC
Ablo with n few explanatory notes. cost
10. 1hcn hr wage of a laDorer ainountod
- but uinepenc, a week"
y visiting Eneilsh min s'cr attended n
far Western Pfrshf ier.an Installation. 81
welr,' said h. 40 see how "A man r. =
D.. s.Ntlrd over n charge NJ i four nun
dred-dollar salary. wllhrRit starving his
family" 1t = TO be fcn'ed that story IL
true, adds Tho Alid-Contincnt.
Boaon university has received thirty
nine largo octave volumes. comprlsif q
uha "TripitaIsa ar sacred writinps OF tho
Southern Huddhst.. rs q glft from the
king of siam. IN honor Of
the twcn-N-hnh anniversary of his nc
cossion to the throne. The presentation
page Of each volume bears tho kine's
; snaiuro while above 1T IS priuted IN
TWO Eastern diulouts he nature of tho
cguients and beneath II is the same IN
French. English and German.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-05

Mr.. A. W. Rnrch. an n-achc OF tho
Rome. N V. Sentinel. writes, September
4. fS9h; "In conversation with ono of our
merchants A few days ago loirnod thai
his wife who had been In very poor
health, WIS regsiidrs her health ana
strength, and that she attributed her re
covery 10 Rinans rabulcs. l requested an
interview, which was granted aud tho
lady chccrfuliy gave me the Enclosed tcs'l-
moninl For a long time have hcon In
dcrcs,ed In the advertisements OF Ripans
Tabules, which have seen in the Rome
Sentinel and Tie leading magazines. Tho
advertisements med 20 be foncst and
] grew to believe them. tried TO obtain
some of thc Tabulcs, hut found that none
OF ihc druggists III this city kept them
I was determined TO give Them trial
and Mt last procured a box by sending to
Utica l had suffered from indigestion.
sour stomach, heartburn and distress in
my stomach after eating. began by
taking a Tabuie inter- my breakfast ana
supper. and experienced inmediaI'> relief.
and IN fcw days the distressing symp-
toms had entirely disappeared Row
when ! eat anything that 'isrrlly dis
agrees with mo take ono Tabulo mud
avoid unpleasant consequences. ! have
also found In them very agreeable re-
lief for constipation.
(Signed), Mrs. c. II. Rudd.
400 Liberty St. Rome. N. ""