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The Portland daily press., 1896-10-30
Britannia /. :. New York. LIVERPOOL. NOV IL
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Oct. 29.
Arrived

THURSDAY, Oct. ~.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maiua. Colby, Boston Tor
Eastport and st John NIB.
Barque Andrea Lovica, (Itl) rIascanare, ira
Chase. Leavitt & Co.
Sch Jas Freeman, Jasper. Machias.
sch Mary Ellen. Piper. Rockport-lime 70
Sch Chester Wood, Osmore. st Andrews, M
for Boston.
Sch Emma Chase, Church. Red Beach for
Boston.
| Sen Oregon, Gross, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Velma, Young, Calais for Boston.
Sch Damon, Mitchell Calais for New Bedford.
Sch Annie Gus. Lunt. Calais for New York.
Sch Nellie Eaton, Morrison. Calais for New
York.
Sch Bramhall. Lindsay, Calais for Fall River,
Sch Mildred A Pope. Irons, Franklin for Ha-
verhill.
Sch Ernestine. Boothbay for Gloucester.
Sch Lucy Hammond, Berry, Machias for New
York.
Sch VIM Todd Campbell. Calais for Boston.
Sch Railroad, Simm MS. Friendship.
Sch Cora Dunn, Bangor for Philadelphia.
Sch Merriam. Hllsboro for New York.
Sch Windsor Packet, - for New York.
Sch Sandalphon, Bear River for New York.
Sch Nellie Doe. Shuee. Ms. for New York
Sch Campbell, with lumber, bound west.
Sch Ayr. st John. NIB, for New York.
Sch Rebecca w Hudell, st John, NIB. for New
York.
DCu FIduk IL r (DT) OF john, IN lOT DOSlOLs
Sch c Chester. Machias for Boston.
Sch Eric. st John, NIB, for New York.
Sch w II Waters, St JOHN. N b, for New York.
Sch s A Paine. Deer Isle for Boston.
Sch Frank & Ira. New Bedford for st John.
Sch Carrie Walker, st John, NIB, for New
York. ia
Sch Belle Franklin. La Have, with 1000 lbs
halibut, and 5000 lbs cod
Schs Ira Kiiburn. M d McLain, and Alice
Norwood, fishing.
Cleared.
Sch Normandy. Merry. Arroyo, PR-Fred E
Allen Il Co.
Sch George P Davenport, Mcleod. Hampton
Roads. for orders--W s Jordan Il Co.
Sch Matte Russell, Drinkwater, Glen Cove.
Portland Cooperage Co.
Sch Emma. Barter. Sullivan, to load for Wash
ington- Chase Leavitt & Co.
ESch Leonora, Nickerson, BangOr-A 81 Thax-
ter.
Sch Lizzie G Rich, Rich. Sandy Point Paris
FIGURING Co.
SA1LED-Sch Emma.
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Portland & Rulnt0rd Falls nv,

In Effect Oct. s, 1896
DEPARTURES.
$50 a. NJ. & LIS +. NJ From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buckield, Can.
ton Dlxheld AND Rsimtord Falls Also
for Roxbury, Byron, Houghton Bemis and
Rangeley Lakes points via r. F. and r. L. r.
r.
$50 a. M. LIS ans SHOP m. From Union
Station Tor Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
Through passenger coaches between Union
Station, Portland and Rumford Falls.
Through tickets ON sale for all poiHts
on T. u II. F. R'y. Also for all
points on Rangeley Lakes.
r. c. BRADFORD. Traffic Mgr.
Portland. Maine
ju;il2 dit kumtord Falls Maine
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Hong Kong. Sept "a The cargo of oil on
boaId ship ID Carlton, which was brought in
here after being ashore. while on the passage
from New York to Shanghai. will be taken to
destination by steamers.
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PORTLAND. Oct. 20.
Receipts by Maine Central r. R.-For Port
nj 227 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads lao cars.
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EXCHANGE DIsPATCHEs-
Ar at Buenos Ayres Oct 20. sch Phineas W
Spragae, Strong Portland Aug 10.
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FREEP0RT AND FALMOUTH F0RESIDE

steamers on and after Monday, Oct. 26, will
leave Portland.
p BOT freeport, and Bustins Island zoo p. m.
SSsurnn-Leaye Freeport. (Portersl, $50 a. M,
ro oo; ,freeport a. M, Bustin's 7.lb a. m..
TOT VI, narpSWell Centre. Tuesdays and Satnr-
pe uys only at z. 90 p. M, return a. 500 am
p. m.
KK es TI,Leaye above landings. 745 a. m.
: BOT Falmouth 200 p. m.
hetarn.S.15 a. M.
octl7tt Z. r. NORTON. Manager.
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Portland..wholesAle Marke,

PORTLAND. Octt. 20. 1896.
The following are to-day's wholesale prices of
Pr visions. Groceries: cJc
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Railroad Receipts.

WEsTPoRT, Ms. Schr Jessie B-5oe qtl salt
fish to order
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Mining Stocks.
NFY YORK. Oct l2S. 1596.-Tho following |
are 10 days closing quotations OF mining SHOCKS:

are 10 days closing quotations OF mining SHOCKS:
Col. Coal. $50. ...........
a2kclng Goal.
Homestake, BAN
Quicksilver.
40 p10. ...sssss.. 10
N~xieah
Portland.
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Retail Grooers' sugar Rates.

hethiI ssfOOers sugar HAteN.
Portland market-cut loaf 8 confectioners at
&c; puiyerlsed 10; powered, 7c; graduated
o.. coffee crushed 51ac: yellow Az.
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Daily Line, Sundays Excepted.
THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS
BAY STATE AND PORTLAND
alternately leave FRANKLIN WHARF, Portland.
every evening at z o'clock, arriving in season
for connections with earliest trains for points
beyond.
Through tickets for Providence, Lowell,
Worcester, New York, etc.
Returning. leave INDIA WHARF, Boston.
every Evening at z o'clock.
], B. COYLE. Manager.
Oct, l, 1895.
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MAINE COAST NAVIGATION Co.
For Bath, BOOthbay Harbor and
Wiscassett.
STEAM Err SALACIA.

loMMENCING MONDAY. Oct. 10Th. until
~ further notice, will leave Franklin Wharf
saortiand, tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
pain Lilo 9; m. Boothbay Harbor 1.3o p. M
arriving at Wiscasset about 8 p. m.
recurring, leave Wiscasset on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at a. m. Booth
pay Harbor $50 a. m. Bath 10. ia. M Pop
nam Beach IL 80 a. m. Arriving at Portland
about 2 p. m. -N'N
O., CONNECTING at Boothbay Harbor with steamer
Silver Star. leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
fridays Tor New Harbor, Round Pond, Friend
snip, Fort Clyde, Tenants Harbor, Rockland
and points east.
O. G. OLIVER, President.
CHAS. R. LEWIS, Treasurer. oct8dtf
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AMUSEMENTs.

EMILY BANCkER.-Thls gifted
young actress. supported by II fine COM
pany, presented the three act comedy
success OF Our Flat at the Academy
of Music last evening before We'll
pleased audience. The play Eelis ehc
story of very successful dramatic au-
thor, who falls in love with the daughter
OF rich man. They are married with
out the fathers knowledge or consent.
ana OF course are thrown upon their own
resources. They begin life In q Hat and
furnished on the instalment PLAN All
goes happily until their slender income is
exhausted. then their troubles begin.
The Hat is overrun with creditors. the
butcher, the baker. etc, refuse further
supplies, the cook gives notice, and tho
dreSsmaIer threatens a law suit. AT
this point the father-inlaw appears 1T
the fla, with the intention of reyntlng.
bur, unfortunately IS mistaken Tor II
money-lender by the young husband.
who has never seen him before. The
young man proceeds to ask for a loan,
ION OF the Esther in-law ITO the supposed
money lender. The old gentleman
leaves without making himself
known. but gives him small sum of
money. TO make matters worse. half
ofphis money is loaned to a friend OF the
young husband to get married on. and
his bride turns out TO be another dnuGh-
ter Of the old gentleman. In the mean
time the Wife Of The young dramatic au-
thor has written a comedy, which is
complete sketch of the ludicrous Incl
dents OF her ma; ried life. and she makes
her father the principal character. The
play Is accepted ana produced by Il most
successful mgi mayer. who is to call upon
the author twhum he thinks is a mani
to settle upon the price. Just as he is
expected. the furniture company, having
failed Ia receive their last in.stalnent,
have all the furniture removed from
the fiat, which leaves the young wife
with an empty room in which 70 receive
her visitor. She furnishes her room i'm
The most artistic fashion with old boxes
baskets and Kitchen utensils with the aid
Of curtains and draperies. The mana
ger calls and mistakes the mistress FOR
the servant. ana the servant for the
mistress of the tlat. TO add to the COM
plications, the husband of the The other
daughter has an entanglcment with 4
woman who threatens him with u suit
for breach of promise. He Is pursued
by her. when he discovers that his faith
er-in-law intends to marry her. which
will make her h. would-bc wife and
mother-n-law everything becomes
clear in tho last act. both young couples
being forgiven and the wifc's play Is
Il grca'. success.
"Our Flat Will I've repeated Is n matt
nee this afternoon. and at night she Will
close her engagement hy presenting one
act of w. $. Gilbert's COMEDY and
Tragedy" ana "a Divorce Case" Miss
Miss Bancker gave an excellent produc-
ton las, evening. and no one should fail
TO see her to-day.
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Local Brcvitfcs

Mi. George q. Mcintosh. of Brooklyn,
y. y. visited the Cotton Exchange veg
terday
Miss Mamie Lowe. the daughter Of
Mr.. John u. Lowe, of Holt street, is i'll
II St Vncents.
Yesterday was another successful day
at the Catholic Fair on Main street.
New attractions are added daily.
Mr.. Percy II. Griffith. Of the patent
Office Of Edgar Tate &: Co. New York. is
at Chambcrlain's Hotel. Old Point
Miss Matte Jones, of Holt street, who
spent "A vacation OF six weeks in Ra-
leigh, y. c.. has returned home, having
had an enjoyable time.
AT special meeting OF the Harbor
Commissioners held Tuesday afternoon
the committees were rcogEanizcd, and
MIR. Il. y. pobie was elected treasurer.
Professor DQbbins and Wife gave one
OF their sonE services al the Union
Mission last night. The Service wac
views.
Mr.. c. II. T. j. Southland. OF Richmond.
Me. owner of. ;he brig H. b. Hussey. =
h,;c 10 look after the repairs OF that
vessel, which was caught IN the late
storm. The work will be done here
Miss Fannie Tatem. daughter of Mi.
Ava Tatcm. gave a birthday reception
Tuesday niglri at the home Of her pa
rents on Claiborne avenue. Blamble;or.
y number OF her friends were present.
ana a delightful evening Wa spent.
Miss Louise Gale. daughter of MI.
Frank Ii. Gale, met with an accident;
while riding horseback in Bramblc;on
Tuesday afternoon. The horse became
frightened. and Miss Gale was thrown
10 the ground. Fortunately the young
,ady was uninjurcd
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. James Harris is expected here
to-day from New York She will he the
guest of Mr.. II. Y. IL. Smiths family.
ON Avenue Il.
Mrs. j. $. Wallace. of Nimmo. Prin-
cess Anne County, Va. who was visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. 7. Routten, re
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. james Clark is quite i'll At her
home on Fort street.
on Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week, from 7:3o to II O'Clock. mu-
steal ana literary entertainment will be
given under. the auspices of the Senior
l2pWorth LcaElc # LcEics .dcWorial
Church, conducted each evening with an
oyster supper There will be Il change
of programme nightly. The proceeds of
the entertainment will he devoted to the
current expenses of the church.
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The Crnnc sreetinrs.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon q
large congregation heard Evan Crane at
the mreeinason street baptist Church,
ON The Fullness of the Spirit" Hia
earnest. soul-sttlrring words impressed
all that there Is q fullness which Is our
privilege to enjoy, but which the aver
age christians do not attain to. Hugh
a. Mclean sang with great tenderness
q solo entitled. Must i 90, and Empty
Handed?"
AZ 1870 the largest congregation of the
series gathered to hear the Gvangelists.
~, an inspiring service Of song led
ny iiuEh ~. Mclean, Gospel soloist,
ma a duet by Crane and Mclean, en-
utIeu Looking This Way" the Evan
Eellst took as his theme 1.-THE Christian
ltace III was II stirring address, filed
Win humor. satire pnthos and earnest
ness. -Anaogies were drawn between n
FOOT race In IL Roman nmDhitheatre and
a Christians daily life. He showed that
u man must become II Christian before
nv ooo'G enter the arena to run for the
prize OF glory AS the Roman who
would compete for n prize had TO Law
hsiue ms heavy trappings. so Is the
christian called upon to lay aside the
WEIGHTS OF pride. worldly conformity,
worldly companionshIp and self-induIr-
cnce. He likcned the average Christian
10 Wheelbnrrow which goes when It is
pushed. Others he snid, were compet-
ing in sack race. being bound up in
inc SICK OF worldlineSs He certainly
made worldly Christian to appear
ridiculous. He likencd liberal church
To me well sprcad-out rivers OF his own
state hut he snid we do not call them
rivers put swamps. and they are good
ior hothihS but to breed malaria and
mosquitoes. He showed how the Christ
tan was the observed Of all observers
and If not by his life helping others to
Christ was certainly stumbling them 10
pcrdition. His picture of II race in the
arena was very dramatic The result
| OF The talk was manifest i'm the second
meeting. and such preaching cannot
| ran tn arouse religious enthusiasm to a
hiEh pitch. Hugh a. Mclean sang
WIN ms usual sweetness II solo entitled
Jesus Is Calling"
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Dyei..= nEou>e Robbed

y large robbery, which has been KEEP,
Very quiet, cook place at f. ". Me
Courts dye!ng establishment al No. JOE
Bank street between Saturday night and
Monday morning of last week. Thieves
entered the store by pricing off an iron
bar from n rear window. then cracking
panel and entering. once inside Shey
mad full posse SION of the large stock of
costly garments left by the elite of the
city to be cleaned.
The burglars took their time ana Sc
lected Is 'boo;y four overcoa;s. three
coats, three vests. five pairs pants, hats,
neckties. and gloves. They then quietly
departed. and up 10 this time no arrests
have been made in the case. The iron
bar was found outside Jhe door.
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Among cur cotton Men.
AMONG COTTON MEN pcFJ

AMONG COTTON MEN pcFJEJ
The weather in the cotton belt is I'M
settled.
Sales Of spot cotton in Liverpool yes
terday Were 1900 balcz-advarced l-lGd.
Future contracts closed steady, , To /
points advance.
Bar silver in London, 297s--declIne OF
l-1Gd.
The future contract market in Liver
pool closed quiet and steady. l to .
points lower; January 7.9% TO T.9i; May,
S.l3: notices for 10000 bales November
delivery were issued yesterday.
Future contracts in New Orleans UNI
changed: January, 1.5y. Spot market
unchanced; sales. 1000 bales.
United States por: receipts yesterday
were 42.5GG bales, agains; 31.1i9 bale.
last year, and Sl.63l bales in 1891.
New orleans exports from $500 TO 10.
600 bales cotton to-day, against 1855
bales last year. ana 9.26S in 1894.
Receipts a; Norfolk yesterday Were
1915 bales. against 2,467 bales last year.
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SPECIAL ELECTION POLICE.
appointment orThirty-Six Extra SGcn
DHtcrrcd IIIi I @ m0rroM.

The Board OF Police commissioners
held II meeting yesterday for the pur-
pose of appointing special policemen for
duty Oh election day, The object being
to have them cover the city beats while
the regular force should be disposed Mt
all the polls
There were present ut the meeting
only Mayor Mayo ana Commissioners
Dawes.
The lists from which the special OIL
GERS are To be appointed contained only
twenty-sevcn names. and these were all
from three wards. 1t being necessary 10
appoint at least thirty-siX men and II
better distribution being desired, the
appointment of the specials was de-
ferred To Il meeting TO be held to-nor-
row at noon.
The attention of the board was caMcd
to a plan to induce the Councils to croLtc
a relief fund for disabled iiremen and
policemen The matter Is one of great
interest to the board, which will lend Its
efforts to further it.
The board then adjourned.
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At Auction To-day.

This morning a 10 o'clock al 7l5 High
land avenue, a lot of household. kitchen
and parlor furniture. including a fine
upright piano. vii! he sold at auction by
James Jones for NJ. Ryan administra-
tor H. L. Page a. Co. agents. See adj
vertisoment.
Valentine & Stevens will sell at their
auction house No. rs Bank street. ri 10
o'clock this morning. a large line of
dry goods. clothing. notions, boots, shoes.
hats. ladies' cloaEs. underwear Of all
kinds ladies misses and chi!drcn'S hos.
i.ry. overalls. etc. This sale made FOR a
be- sold.
n r. Morris VII sell at his auction
hous. No. ~ New Market Place. al 10
O'Clock this morning. dry goods. notions.
clothing hosiery, MATS. caps, boots
shoes. fancy goods. Low cases. etc
also lot groceries. canned goods. etc.
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THE HOARD OF mEALTm
Held Its Regular weekly session
7cNinraay

The Board of Health held its regular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon.
with the following members present {:
DR.. Ncwbin In the chair). DR.. Field and
Or. Mccormick; also Health Officer
Shepherd and the Inspectors.
The cause of a nuisance In the cellar
al NO Pol East Main street was order
cd investigated
Applications for the position of In
spector OF Diaries were received from c..
IL. Chilcs ana G. r. Rhodes
n communication from y. II. Tcnncnt,
of SturEis. Mich, asking for informa-
ton concerning the working Of the
Norfolk crcmatory. was referred tor the
Street, Sewer and Drain Board.
An ordinance recently adopted by the
Councils concerning the disposal of re-
fuse from country carts at the City
Market, was received from City Treas
urer Hunter and fled.
The Sanitary Inspectors reports
showed 1Gl nuisances, of which &C have
been abated.
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MILE CONSUMERS.
Sign Big Petition the Councils of
Norfolk.

The following petition, which is self
explanatory. has been signed for pre-
sentation to the Select and Common
Councils:
Genlemcn-Ne. the undersigned. pro
prletoiS and managers of the hotels
restaurants. cafes. and dairy lunches ol
this city. AT (which considerable m.I, Is
used every day. petition your honorable
bodies TO appoint DE- +. T. White a.
MIX Inspector.
II. a. DODSON.
Manager Atlantic Hotel.
"Welcomc Cafe"
u. j. SALE. Sales Hotel
AMOS Z. JORDAN,
Dining Rooms and Dairy Lunch
j. +. BURTON,
Pembroke Dairy.
w. a. MYRICK,
Proprietor Hotel Norfolk.
TYLER x BERRY.
Propriei. Ors Bernards Dairy Kitchen.
HENRY GATES, 173 Church street.
PETER KIDD.
Hotel Metropolitan.
JOSEPH SELLINGER,
The Onyx Cafe.
NJ. s. JAMES. Gladstone Hotel.
NJ. SlNSHEiMER, Imperial Cafe.
WN1. LINN. Mansion House.
THOS. LOWERY.
Washington House.
l.. II. MILLER,
Welcome Restaurant; and Lunoh Room
j. X. HUDSON.
Proprietor English Kitchen.
MACDONALD &c MERCHANT.
Plopriet tors Virginia Dairy I.uuch. ~
Main street, 90 Commercial Place. ana
1915 Main street.
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Irrroublcu With Rhcumntism Read
Ihs.

Annapolis. Md, April l6, 1871 have
used CnaHp rams rain Balm for rheu-
mat.sm and found IL 10 be all tha, Is
claimed Tor It: believe II to be the best
seated muscular pains on the market
and che rfully recommend /; 10 The pui-
lie. JNO. G. BROOKS, deale! in boots.
shoes. etc. No. IS Main Street.
ALSO READ THIS.
Mechan.csvile, st. Mary County, Md.
I sold bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm 10 a man who had been suffering
with rheumatism for several years. Ii
mad. him we'll man. a. j. M'GIII.
For sale at 20 cents per bottle, by all
druGG.S:S.
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an oLicction l.c,noycd.

great ooJectioh 70 piano and ban
used y burner has been invented by
which house gas can be used and is in
terchnnSea be. Agency al Greenwood $
and a supply daily expected. Other
taking novelties have been secured and
will shortly come to hand. The price of
sterling silver at Greenwoods is sur
prislng. y tea set sold by them could
not be duplicated i'm New York for $l00
more than price charged by them. Sill
yer stock at The Casket" is iaige and
attractive. In fact. 1.-THE Casket" is
assuming holiday appearance.
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BRA VI BI.EEON,

Local Board meeting tonight at {
o'clock.
Tonight is the time for Mr.. and Mrs.
r. D. Nichols to celebrate their china
wedding at their home on Windsor ave-
nue..
Mrs. Marshall White and children. Of
Windsor avenue. are spending some
time i'll Princess Anne county.
\ supper will be given for the benefit
of ST. Peters y. T.. Church at the rec
tory, 233 Park avenue. Thursday even
ing. Oct. 80 y musical programme has
been arranged.
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HENDRICKS CASE ENDED.
Cornorntinn Court.

Peter Wolcken, native of the Meth
e:lands, declared his intention of becom-
ing citizen.
Walter y. Thornton qualified as ad-
ministrator of the estate of r. n. Thorn
son. under Il bond Of $500, with ]. D.
Armstrong surety.
Peer Lynch. obtaining barrel of fish
under false pretences from T. y. Bull
lock: dismissed. The accused was given
sixty days in jail by the Police Justice
and appealed his case.
William Harriet, carrying a conceal
ed weapon; fined 500
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RcIicffn six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
account of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder. kidneys.
saEes in male or female. 1t relieves re-
tention of water and pain in passing It
almost Immediately. III you want quick
RELIEF and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by Wake s. WILLIAMS, druggists,
100 Water street. Norfolk. We
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Trouble rndcd Ia arnn,bIo,ou.

Joseph Hayes. ia Ferguson avenue.
b'dmbiGon. and who has been in the
employ of w. II. Barnard for twelve
yeats. says: Il have been terrible
sufferer from indigestion for fifteen
Nears' the bioating and gripping pains
were fearful. bu; now. thanks to that
great remedy, UNo Tonic am COM
ldetcly cured. Large 81 BOTTLES OF U-No
blood Tonic at advertising price, %
cents. a. "07 and 2O3 Main street.