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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
Dnrman Black.isieh.

Norfolk Va. Feb S.-An Italian nam
ed Duman was assaulted and nearly kill
ed by his countryman. Gorochi. last week
and the trouble ia not likely OTTO end
there owing o. Dumans statement that
the attack made uuon him was tile out
come of "a plot concOcted by am organized
gang. and even hintius al the existence
OF vendetta r. Malta here. These insin-
nations. reported as having been made by
Dumam have provoked the anger or
many of the Italian residents. and Satur-
day night. AT :. Lagaiglias shoe estab-
llshment on Main street. number OF
them gathered and cXcitedly discussed
the implied charges dcnCuncing them as
absurd and prcposterOus.
l.agaiglia said that be was the object
OF ono OF the inslnuatiOns. intimating
that he was Al the head OF such "A gang.
ana consequently a prime mover IN the
alleged plot. He was very much incensed
at the insinuation that a Malta exists
among the law-abiding Italian colony OF
norfolk. \ night will be made On punan
and he VIII be expelled from the Italian
Benevolent Association It Is said.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
TELEGRIPHIC BRTTIrTES.

Williamsburg. New York widow dis
covered an Illicit SIN in her apartment
house.
Lou" Payne IS planning TO succeed r..
| G.. Plat as Republican leader n that
state.
Inquiry shows that during the present
! Riviera season siNty-hyo cases of suicide
connected with Monte Carlo d0inss have
occurred.
A private dispatch has been received
! from Manila to the effect that eight MINI
isters of the insurgcnt government have
been shot
Report OF "a ehortly rcycl in ID grave
yard ar stevens Corners ". So broke
mp "a dance. and "a young woman. when
young farmers refused 10 investigate.
went into the cemetery alone ani found
an inobuated friend who bad caused ODE
alarm.
A report comes from London that Sir
Julian PdWnccforte. the British amhaa-
sadOr az Washington. viii retire when
the arbitration treaty is accepted
Five men, I'm sleighs. and seven horses
have been overwhelmed by an avalanche
near the Hospice of Flueia. on tho road
leading from Dayostiatl 20 EngadId in
Switzerland.
BY means OF skilful surgical operation
"a valuable fox terrier. owned hr a. Ray
mond, has had an artificial Deg com fruotel
Of cork Several months ago the dog
was run over by "a wagon. and Fofeu-
nary surgeon amputatod the leit los at
tho second joint When 30 was taken tO
the shop of the artihcial-limb man and
IT'S new foot tried on for the first ume
the sagacious animal displayed al tHe
symptoms of joy and uses the cork 'Dg as
well as the others.
Alex. Tr0ttcr Of Laugdalc. 81 IIH
about completed a. machine for perpetual
motion. on which he has been WORKING
for the last ten years. lio has u.IN
several experiments, and is s.re fH.f Nr
has a machine that will work I.e II-
ventor Is a well-known minister o' fNe
gospel, who. up 10 "A few years ago. Hls
school teacher. lie has been .lI.TH-
tendent OF education for hi, county lHi
was once prominent candidate flr f.e
Office OF State superintendent
Lillian Russell sang 70 the prison r.
in the Tombs prison in Now YofI SINE
day She admitted that 10 cost hDr fl
offort 10 do So. bat the gratitude OF .e-
auditors made her glad She had mad. ..a
sacrifice
4 proposition has been made - m. ko
Philadelphia the State capital nNead -
HARRISBURG. Tho plan has been aeIfaf A
IN Wow OF tho recent destruction ly flo
Of tho capitol building at Harrsome
A Berlin dispatch says the car is IN
epileptlc and tho hard work NJ Dbl, posi-
ton has aggravated the trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
EXcURsiON rRfsN URECKED.
dumped Into the River. but Whether Any
Were KILLED j. Not known,

Were KILLED j. Not Known.
CUMBERLAND. MD. Feb. S.-An OK
cursion train Of Tie Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad. q branch feeder
Of tho Baltimore and Ohio from the min
inG regions. operated between Cumber-
land and Piedmont went down with
trrstlc just before midnight Saturday. at
Franklin Mine Nd. near Barton. and one
mile this side OF Piedmont. the terminus
of the road. The track walker crossed
the treste 70 IL O'Clock. wien 90 WAS Sc
cure. bat a few minutes before the train
was due o. large foe gorge broke loose
and knocked ont the middle props
The train was running al Il fun rate
of speed. and the engine crossed 30 safely.
but the tender and the combination car
and rear coach. which made up the train.
went over on their sides into the raging
water with q terrific splash. The sudden
twist threw the engine over on its side on
the abutment. An al-day ddshing rain.
and thaw had swelled the stream into
small river.
There were fifteen passengers on board.
Tho coaches filed rapidly with water
and the battling for am exit was some
thing terrible. There were several women
who fought with tie men for places from
which TO escape the large cakes OF ice
IN the mcantim, crashing and jamming
against the coaches and adding 10 the
hcartrending noise.
Several cool heads among tho uninjured
busted themselves in saving those from
drowning who had been stunned and
bruised by the fall All eventually got
out of the coaches. some reaching the
shore ON cakes of ice. others swimming.
while several others. who are stiil miss
ing. were last seen being washed down
The stream.
In the ear the struggle was I'm the pitch
dark. the lights having been extinsuished
by the wafer. Robert Ross. the engineer.
and John Norman Howard. the fireman.
both attempted 90 jump from the engine
at the same time. Ross was caught in
the wreck his hands being pinioned until
the escaping steam actually burned them
loose from h.s body 10 was some time
before hc could Doe oNfrIcated. lie Inhaled
the steam. hut was .onsclous until this
morning WHOM lc died IN great agony.
Towards body was badly laccrated by
jumping into sn'int,red timber. lie was
also scaidel. but VIII recover. Thomas
Rowe. the conductor bad bis shoulder
disl0cltCd and was badly bruised.
When the train leit Cumberland ~ ID
O'Clock. 30 was crowded with pas ongers
but the great majority cot out at sta
lions between hero and the scene of the
wreck ln tine twenty years Of the exist
ence Of the Cumberland Pennsylvania
there has not been I'd fatality among the
pa scneors. and IL remains yet 10 Doe seen
whether last nights accident viii break
the record Owing 20 the darkness many
of the passengers were not Identified i'm
the excitement. and an the names never
viii be known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
IHE LOUISE BGhAhS HER SHAFT.
Meeting for the Purpose of Organizing "A
Chamber of Commerce.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Feb. S.-spe-
ciaL-The Chesapeake and Ohio steamer
Louise. which plies between this place
and Norfolk. was delayed this morning
an hour and half by the breaking of
her shaft.
Naval Constructor +. +. BOwles located
at the Brooklyn navy yard. is here to-day
on business connected with the govern
ment work in progress at the shipyard.
MIR. Bowles was the constructor in charge
at Portsmouth, while the Texas was being
built.
y meeting is to held by the business
men of this city 10 organize Chamber
of Commerce.
Mr.. l.. s Cottrell. OF the editorial staff
OF the Daily Commercial has resumed
his duties after a severe attack Of grip
and throat trouble.
The case Of J. III. Bocock. Indicted for
the murder of Lewis Cheek (colored) will
be called In the Corporation Court Feb
ruary 18th.
state Secretary l.. \. Coulter led the
Mems and Boys Meeting at the Y. NJ. c.
A. rooms yesterday afternoon there
were seven professions of religion.
Rev. George w. Ray. pastor OF the
Washington-Avenue Methodist church. is
quite sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

our Hundred ,"nNcr,ions-Scryl at
The IniNeIsifY (hanel.

,. CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. S.
Sleclai-Ihe revival at the Baptist
church, which was begun TWO weeks ago
is sun IN progress Dr. j. r. Harrison.
OF Richmond. preaching daily 10 over
now congregations. He preached four
sermons Sunday-at 10 a. NJ TO chill
dren. az ii a. ". 10 large mixed con-
greEation. at J.. VI. 10 about eight huns
dfed men. and at night 10 one of the
largest congregations that ever filled the
lalse audieucc-toOm Of the Charlottes-
Niie BAPTIST church Hundreds OF peo-
pie could not get seats and had 20 return
sunday night there has been over four
hundred conversions. The meeting Will
De continued through this week.
lhe new arrangement TO have the pul-
pa or the university chapel filled each
Saitdth hy noted ministers from a dis
lance Us proving decided success. and
inc htauiliul little church edificc is pack
tu M every service by students and
olheis. The pulpit was occupied Sunday
morning by fev. a. Il. Cooke. d. IL
one OF inc former chaplains of the grand
GU institution. and al $50 i. NJ bv mo
hct. Df. >. Wiley BlrdsOe. OF the Metho-
aist church OF this city. Professor Leo
VI neat, the almost mediterranean NM
services. 90 '''''
The committee on Religious exorc.sos
announce the following arpoiuf,rc,,t e,,
me present month. Sunday. FebrYar,
itlh, Rev #. y. Thomas. of Danviil-.
February list Rev a. Coke smith of
llnchburs. and on the last Suudav I'm
the month, the Right Rev. \. NJ Ran
the pulpit. 'f'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
HaRD ON BEF4D UINNEES.
Roanoke Machine Works Men Between
the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.

ROANOKE. Va. Fob S-A few days
ago city Tax Collector Coon posted a
notice at the Roanoke Machine Works
threatening 20 garnishee those who do not
pay taxes before February 10. About tho
same time General Manager Sands. OF
the Norfolk and Western and the ma
chine works. issued an order that all per
SONS who are garnisheed will Doe discharg-
cd
Work has been slack and man, u the
men are unable 10 pay. and they fear that
merchants will take advantage OF this
order 10 press their claims.
The men have been considerably stirred
nap over tho situation and six OF eight
hundred OF them attended a meeting at
the Opera House last night. The meeting
was held with closed doors. n rs known.
however. that committee was appoint
20 ask a modification OF the order Of Gen
cral Manager Sands. and 10 wait upon
the city Council in reference TO the col
lection OF city taxes.
This committee WAS also instructed u
take under consideration the establish
ment Of a cooperative store. and 10 de-
wise same means 10 secure coal without
paying the high prices demanded by the
combination Of coal dealers. They Will
report at future meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
81. FkiNtI> CHTRCH.
Bishop Van Devyver Dedicates "A Hand.
some Ihificr.

sTAUNToN. VA. Feb. ESPECIAL
Sunday was proud and mem
orable day for the MEMBER OF
the Roman Catholic faith. when
was dedicated the new St Francis
church. The city was full Of visitors
from Charlottesville. Clifton Forge. and
HarrisOnburg special trains coming
from the latter town. The dedicatorv
ceremony began az 1880 \. NJ. when
Right Rev. y. Van De Nyyer. Bishop
II the diocese OF Richmond. in solemn
procession marched around the exterior
OF the edihce sprinkllng its walls with
holy water Then the church was enter
ed and the interior walls were likewise
sprinkled.
Bishop Van De Nyver was assisted by
Rev. John McNerry. pastor II 81. Fran
els. assistant pastor. Roy. w CASTOR
PAYNE and Rev. Michael Dinneen. OF ST
Mary's Seminary. Baltimore. Following
tho dedication solemn high mass was cell
etrated and Bishop Van De Nyver de-
livered an able sermon. Mass was ac-
companied by tho Stonewall Brigade
Bands Quartette. Messrs. j. NJ Brere-
ton, William Schmid, Harry Haines. and
j. g. Armentrout. The musical pro-
gramme was elaborate: Il was ercellent-
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THE WADE. VA, Feb. ESPECIAL
After d short Illness al the residence Of
OF his uncle ON f.. Stage. John Edgar
Bradley, only child OF the late Jack and
Maggie g. Bradley, died, aged twelve
years.
DR.. Quinus Roune. one OF the oldest
ana best known physicians Of this section.
is extremely III at his residence. Bush
Hin.
Mr. Thomas Wilcox, OF Belaire. is also
reported sick
Mrs. Mary c. Bel. OF the Glcbe. who
has been quite sick is much better.
Mr.. g. II. Hubbard is still improving.
and will be out SOON
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\ Man Knocked Down. Robbed. and Left
~cn-elps-.

NORFOLK VA. Feb. sSpecial-
Portsmouth and Norfolk county are at
tho present time infested by a gang Of
burglars and highwaymeu. Almost an
epidemic of burglaries have taken place
in Portsmouth within a few days. and
about midnight last night a man wac
found near Brighton. lying unconscious
in the road. bleeding profuseiy from cuts
on his head and body. and the officer car
riod him 10 the county Jail, where resto-
ratiyes were applied. and the man regain
ed his senss.
II gave his name as Joseph Deans. and
told the officers that he had been 10
Portsmouth. and was returning home
with his purchases and his weeks salary
in his pocket. lie knew nothing OF the
assault. and il is supposed that his as
saiants sprsng on him from behind and.
after clubbing him into inenslhiity robbed
him of an but his shoes.
The mans condition is considered Sc
rious and II IS thought that he is in
tornally injured.
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Preserving History.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb S.-The Associa-
tion for the Preservation of Virginia An
tiquitios is considering the feasibility OF
erecting statue of Capt. John Smith.
the pioneer IT will probably be erected
in this city. The famous old relic ON
tan's chimney" will also be secured by
the society restored and kept in state
of preservation.
An interesting report of its work during
the past year has been issued by the So
ciety. The acquisition of the old powder
horn at williamsburg the erection of
memorial tablet To- mark the landing OF
the English at Cape Henry. and the inn
provcmcnt and preservation of the ruins
at jamestown are the objects attained.
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to-day from Canca say that the Greek
squadron has arrived at that place and
that upon arriving failed to salute the
Turkish flag. according 10 custom.
Tho ofiicor in command Of tho British
warships az Cauca paid a visit 10 the
commander Of the Greek vessels immedi-
ately upon their arrival The dispatches
also say that Christians and Moslems at
Retimo Crete are mlssing in opposition
10 one another and making preparations
for hattlc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
WEAK, NERVOUS, FAINT.
A Well Known Nurse Cured by
DR.. Greene's Nervura.

One ofihe most skiilfu nurses in this country
IS Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Berry, Of Hampton, y.
H., who says
Through trouble and overwork / grew
fesrfully nervous, weak, dizzy, faint, and ex-
hausted from nervous prostratior, until
became entirely helpless. Thanks 10 Dr'
Greenes Neryura blood and nerve remedy,
am now so well and strong that every one
who sees me is very much surprised. would
like to tell the whole world OF women what DR..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

A Islander Suit Likely 10 Have Amicable
Settiement-CaptT TAYLOR Better.

ASHLAND. VA, Feb. Especial -
Friends OF Messrs. Peter Bowles and w.
c. Smith are endeayoring TO bring about
a friendly settlement OF their differences
and IL IL highly probable that the suit
for Islander instituted last week by Mr..
Bowles against Mr.. Smith will never be
tried.
Both parties IL Is understood are anx-
lous for an amicable adjustment.
Captain Ferrell Taylor. OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road who was reported In this cores
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Mrs. Martha ,iOr1iau

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. ESPECIAL
Mrs. Martha Jordan. widow OF Or. Jas.
Jordan. died here yesterday from pneu-
monia. She was eighty-seven years old
and leaves four children-Mrs George
Baker Of Baltimore Nd. Mrs. Judge
George Tyson. Of Montgomery. Ala: Dr.
James Jordan. and Miss Mamie Jordan.
Her husband was for many years a
very prominent physician in Lexington.
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rnnasURnR DnAD.
The Vacancy to lie FILLED by Appointment
by Judge Orcain

LuNENBURG c. H.. Va. via Chase
City. Va Feb -Special--A look OF
sorrow was on every face on the court
green to-day, caused by the news OF the
death OF one Of Lunenburg's most hon
orod and esteemd citizens. Mr.. 1. T. Bag
ley, which occurred at his home in that
county on Sunday night about \ O'Clock.
MIR. Bagley was born in 1852. and in 1881
was elected Treasurer OF Lunenburg
county, and was serving his third term
IN that Office AT the time OF his death
He had been IN with pneumonia tor
some time and his death is lamented by
almost the entire community Deceased
was one OF the largest and most pros
porous farmers in Lunenburg, and was
one OF its best citizens.
The vacancy caused by the death OF
MIR. Bagby VIII be rlled by appointment
by Judge organ. ana from what could
be heard II Is thought that either Hon.
Thomas Il. Williams or Hon. Geo. T.
Smith will receive the appointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
dNOTHLh SNOWIN ST.ITNION.


STAUNTON. VA. Feb s.-Special.-
After a bright. sunny day yesterday.
W. are again having a heavy snow fill
this morning. This makes three snow
storms in February and promises 20
keep up the reputation Of this month
as one OF the worst I'm the whole calendar.
Henry Brown. of the nrm az Baker
x Brown was paralyzed yesterday Mr.
Brown went 10 his bathroom about 3
o'clock 10 take bath. de carried with
him Kettle Of boiling water lie had
fastened the door Of the bathroom. and
II appears must have been stricken im-
mcdidtely. for when found he lay on the
moor unconscious. with the kettle lv his
soc, ana was badly scalded by the boil
ing water. Mr.. Brown is reported more
comfortable this morning but ass he
mas had heart trouble for some time. il
Is hardly expected that he can recover
William \ Burke. well-knOwn as an
Influential Democratic worker i'm this
state. and a leading insurance man In
Staunton. mas been seriously IN AT his
iesldehce mere several days. Mr. Burke
suffers from a complication Of diseases
and his friends are apprenticeship us 70
we result. lie IS reported more COM
Portable this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

Grcene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
has done for me, and TO recommend all wo-
men TO nse this wonderful medicine. | can
truly call it saver OF rs women.
If constipated. use DR.. GIeene's Cathariic
Pills with the Ncrvura.
sDr. Greene. 30 West 18th ST., New York
City. the most successful physician in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. can be con-
suited free, personally or By letter.
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MUNYON'S OFFICE.
6O5 East Main street.

Open a. N. 10 Z p. A. Sundays. .
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trial local treatment We positively cure
cutarrh
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Mr. William A. Collins Narun1. Camp
bell county. Va. says. II ann sixty years
OF age. and had suffered for sixteen ye1rs
with rheumatism MuuyOn khclna.
tism cure cured me Of that disease and
Munyon's Neuralgia euro also cured m-
of neuralgia. I had heart trouble and
found that Munyon's Heart cure fd me
n great deal Of good. have every coU7-
dcnce In MunNon-s NnmnlLn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
MunyOn Has Won Them All
Over TO His System.
QUICK CURES DID II.
And the Great Work is Only
Started.
HOW ABOUT Y0U,SIR?
Dent You Think Nou Had Bctter Get
Down on Your High Horse aud
bc Cured with The
Others

The steady stream ~ investigators. ei,k
people. newspaper men and people -onci.
ally TO the doors OF the Munyou offices
still continues undated. As tine curef
multiply tho interest and excitement
grows. and there IS no telling where 10
will end
In the drug stores they tell us that
about every other customer comes for ID
Munyon remedy. and from these many
euro is heard OF that is not made pub
lC The amount Of good that is being
done is incalculable and. ass one cnfhu-
siastc citizen said Yesterday. "thc Mum
Won remedies ought TO ho put into the
schools. into the hands of the military.
on am boats and hotels as a measure u
public safety"
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n unable 10 call az one of our 01.cos,
write Professor Munyon. 1905 Arch street.
Philadelphia fer advice. which is ab.O-
luter free The most obstinate cases sur-
cessfully treated through correspondence.
All communications answered bob -fflrfest
confidence. Send for Guide 10 Health"
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LYNCHBURG MINISTER'S.
TBET CAL on CONGRESS TO RATI.
the 1KBITRATION TREATY.
Funeral Reform Discussed In n Practical
Way and Committee Appointed to
Consult and Report.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb. S-Speflal-
At a meeting OF the Ministers Associa-
ton In this city this morning stirring
resolution was adopted, ealing on the
United States Senate 10 ratify without
unnecessary delay the treaty OF arb'tra-
ton between the United states and Great
Britain.
FUNERAL REFORM.
Funeral reform was discussed In an In
formal manner at great length by the
association. The general impression SEEM
ed to be that there was room for reform
in conducting funerals in this city. Among
the reforms Indicated were the great ex-
pense incurred by many for custom 5
sake, undue exposure OF delicate people
10 the inclem cncy of the weather. aend the
length OF the services. Funeral Director
Diuguid appeared. by request OF the as
ISOLATION. who piled him with questions.
which he answered freely. giving much
valuable information.
a resolution was offered hy Rev. Ernest
Stevens and adopted. that the association.
through It's president, appoint n commit
tee to report at the next meeting a paper
OF suggestions regarding funeral reform.
The president then appointed Revs. +. G.
Mcconnell. r. II. Fleming. j. G. Reed,
and Ernest Stevens. who are 10 consult
with Undertaken Duguid. md to report
at the next meeting
DEATH OF MRS. BOYD
A telegram was received here to-day by
Captain r. u. Yancey, announcing the
death IND Nelson county OF his sister. Mrs.
Carrie \. Boyd. wife OF Major w. VI.
Boyd. Deceased had been in a critical
condition FOR a long time. and her death
was not unexpected. She was the mother
OF a large family OF children.
J. stewart Walker OF this city received
few days ago by large New York con-
Germ an order for n number ~ Confed-
crate bonds, specifying the denominations
preferred. Mr.. Walker to-day secured
from Mr.. J. u. Sullivan. a dealer IN Junk.
three $1,000 bonds paying for them 81 80
apiece. and forwarded them 10 the New
York firm.
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CURED HYsNIAII.

Mr. W H. Hattcn. New York. pau8-
dclphia and Norfolk Railroad Company.
Fair oaks. Accomac county. Va. saws:
Il suffered for some timo with cafsrrh
OF the head ana was considerably tr0u-
bled with the mucus dropping into my
throat and my tOnslls and palate often
became iufamed I was also troubled
with a slight cough. and my stomach
was affected I applied by mail 10 Mum
yon's Home Office for treatment and
am pleased 10 say. was completely cured
fu "a vertr short firno
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RALEIGH. y. c.. Feb. SIN the organ
OF the National Farmers Alliance today
President Mann Page calls the court f1
meet az the National Hotel NH-hH.
ton the third Tuesday in February and
the Executive Committee 20 meet at tle
same place February 18th.
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Mr.. T.. g. Pollard Ben Air Va. Says;
Il have used Munyons Remedies for
years. They have cured me of dyspepsia
and kidney trouble as well ass various
members of my family OF other troubles.
/ recommend them as being superior 20
anything have ever tried.
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LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. Sion. John
Randolph fuckers condition is reported
as being weaker to-day. and not so fav.
orable as on yesterday.
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pondonce on Saturday as being critically
Ill. ~ improving. and Is thought TO be
out OF danger