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New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
THE RUIZ CLAIM ALONE PRESENTED.

Madrid. Aug 23-The Duke OF Tetuan. the Min
lister for Foreign Affairs. declares that 'he on'S
claim presented by the United states in connection
With Cuba-a demand for the payment Of an In
demnity TO the family Of DIR. Ricardo Ruiz thr
American citizen who met his death IN the Ja
OF Gianabacea under suspicious circ'mstances-is
couchcd In pacific Language. ,
Can,,in-ceneral Weyler. II IL further announced.
has not resigned but the Government VIII shorty
consider the results obtained by the campaign IN
Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
WANT 4 SNARE or THE TNTiTES.
ITALIAN PEASANTS MOVE o% TIE PROPERTY OF
PATRICIAN FAMILIES. AND rRoOPs
ALLIED orr

Rome Aug. 23-Thore IL considerable agitation
among the peasants In the Lazie district In favor
Of redistribution OF the vast uncultva:cd esta ;es
Of the patrician families.
To-day seven hundred villagers. with their wives
and children carrying the national flag ard head
ed by a band playing the royal march started
from Marln0 few miles southeast OF Rome in
tending to seize and divide the estates OF Prince
Colonna at IefratO tOccho.
The authorities intcrvened and persuaded them
TO dispersc Troops have been dispatched TO pre-
vent further disturbance.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

Youngstown. Ohio. Aug 23.-The Glrard Mill OF
the Union Iron and Steel Company. which has not
becn in operation for four years. will start again
on Wednesday, II employs about TWO hundred
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
The best thing with which mother

I thing Win WHICH 4 mOtHef
i her daughter is a common
nse knowledge of the dis
ic.ly feminine physiology.
very woman should thor
Ighly understand her own
.,urc. Every woman should
Understand the supreme i'm
,rtarce OF keeping herself
ell and strong i'll a woinanly
way. Nearly all of the
/, pains and aches. nearly all
!. the weakness and sickness
I and suffering of women is
4 due To disorders or disease
OF the organs distinctly
feminine.
4 woman who suffers III
this way is untitled for
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

DID PRINTING FOR THE lNSt RGENTS.
Havana Aug. 23.-The police have discovered a
nrinting outfit which has been used TO print procla
nations issued by the insurgent leaders. The pro-
prietOrs of the establishment Peralta Brothers.
have been arrested and confined inCommI Incado.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

To EXTEND THE COMMERCIAL TREATY.
Havana Aug. "a dispatch from Madrid says
that there is no doubt the Spanish Government
will be willing to extend the commercial treaty
with the United States
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
les ER XII
/ III

Main Street Christian church, Rev NJ.
w. Butler, pastor--Preac ching at IL a.
m. and 1870 D. m. Morning subject
Three Typical Persons;" evening sub
'5ect, "Not Given."I 45 @f#E
!, The Tidewater.U Union of the YOUNG
PEOPLES Society Christian Endeavor will
meet with Main Street Christian church
this afternoon at 3 o'clock 4 large
delegation from the societies OF the
county will probably be present The
meeting promises TO be very interest
ing and WILL no doubt, be largely at
tended. The public is invited TO attend
The Rosebud Society will meet at
the Chestnut Street M. e. church this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. A nice pro-
gramme has been arranged for the oc>
casion.
Col. X. r.. Griffin and Hon. ]. w. H.
Porter. Of Portsmouth, will address the
John w. Daniel Democratic Club to-
morrow night at Vests hall at 8 o'clock
All Democrats are invited.
Miss Gussic Wood, who has been Wis
ting the Misses Old, on North street,
returned 10 her home, at Centersyilie,
yesterday.
The Barkley Sporting Club had a fine
fox hunt al Mount Pleasant, Norfolk
county yesterday. The boys express
themselves as highly pleased with their
trip.
Mrs Mary NJ. Perry is critically i'll
at her residence, on North street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
Back From tho Grave

We cannot come. but we can often stay our
progress ththrr. Disease, like everything
else. must have n beginning All chronic
maladies tend to shorten life. and render it
species OF martyrdom while they la st
Malaria, kidney complaint, chronic lndi-
gcstion. rheumatism--all have small be-
ginnings, and may be stayed at the outset
with Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters This
excellent tonic and alternative is adapt ed
alike to the prevention Of disorders OF the
system and 10 their removal, and its early
use cannot be too strongly advocated. To
there is no surcr and pleasanter means
than the Bittcrs. The effects OF overw DIRK
counteractcd by II, and the busy mercha mt.
the tree clerk or opera tive. and the BRAIN
weary student. author or Newspaper man,
derive from it present relief and future
energy. EN3S IEsE stE, T
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Religious.

Central NJ. E. church, Rev. George IL.
Kay, d. D., misunderstanding by the
pastor at IL a. IN. and at 1880 d. M. by
rev. }. II. Amiss. Prayer meeting at
2:3O p. IN. and Junior Epworth League
at D. m.
Rev. L. B. Betty will preach this
morning at II o'clock at Railroad sta
tion, Port Norfolk crossing, near power
mouse. The people Of that community
are invited to attend
calvary Baptist church, Rev. 2. S. G..
laws, paStor--Sunday school at 9:30 a.
M PREACHING by the pastor at II a. m.
and $50 p. m. Woman's Missionary
meeting at p. III.
There will be preaching ut the rail-
ROAD crossing at the Port Norfolk june
lion TINS morning at II o'clock by Rev
MI. Betty. Of Monumental church.
Eourth Street Baptist church-Ser-
vices to-day as follows: Sunday school
at 9:l6 a. m. Preaching at II a. M. and
1;3o p: m. by Rev. II. J. Roberts, Of
Norfolk. :
Court Street Baptist church. DR.. A. e.
owen, pastor-Services to-day as fol-
lows: Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
dreachlng by the pastor at II a. m.
Subject, "The Eye of the Heart"
Preaching at p. H. by the pastor. Sub
1ect, Five Christian Precepts." All the
services will be held in the lecture room
as the repairs are not completely finish
ed on the main audience room
Monumental NJ. e. church, Rev. l.. 3.
Betty, misunderstanding to-day at u
a: m. Subject, 1.-THE Art of Becoming
Beautifully
Central NJ. e. church ut night. Sub
5ect, Gospel, Power, Salvation
Christian Science enthusiastically
afternoon at 4 o'clock In City Library
building. corner Of CRANKY street and
College Place. Norfolk. Friday evening
at o'clock In Hotel Portsmouth, Ports
mouth.
LENTON SERVICES.
Ash Wednesday, March 3d-St. Johns
church: Morning service, II o'clock
Trinity church-Morning service, II
o'clock; evening service, O'Clock.
Daily Services st. Johns church
Mondays, 1880 a. M; Tuesdays, p. m. /:
Wednesdays, 1880 a. M; Thursdays s
p. M; Fridays, 80 a. m, S p. m.
Bishop Randolph will visit ST. Johns
church for confirmation Sunday, April
4th. at S p. m. Offerings will be for
Diocesan Mission at this service.
Trinity church-Afondays. y. M;
Tuesdays, 7:30 q. M; Wednesdays, 8 p.
m; Thursdays. 1880 a. M. Fridays, 3
y. M; Saturdays, 1880 q m.
Bishop Randolph will visit Trinity
church for confirmation Sunday, March
18th. at II a: IN. Offerings will be for
Diocesan Missions at this service.
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a Fni,cr inter Cn,,rl,t

Mr.. Carney. who lives at 720 High
street. and has been subscriber OF
The Virslnian for some time, has been
missing his papers recently very fire.
Quently; In fact, he has missed them this
week. Yesterday morning he watched
ana saw, as he says, boy about is
years old, with a light suit OF clothes
on and a cap. and had on his shoulder
q bag of papers. come up in his porch
anu take his paper. He Immediately
run out the house. but before he could
get to the boy he dropped the paner
and ran. Mr.. Carney reported the fact
to the Chief OF the Police and says if
he finds out the boys name he will
carry him before the Mayor. He viii
Know the boy when he sees him and
VIII wait until ne passes his house this
morning. The Virginian representa- tive
Will join with him in finding out the
party and will go as far as possible to
help punish him.
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STATE Y. ri. q. =. CoNvESTlssS,
nc mira Hns Chiefly Devoted to nc.
49,. -. FORTS Ofl.0Inyn GOV "a "a.

:, Petersburg, Va. Feb. 27.Irhe State
convention of the Y. N. &C. A. its
SESSION a,:s, .lo-day heard an Interesting al :
Dress from State Secretary l.. a. Coil-
Ter, who spoke on personal work.
~ telegram of greeting was received
ana read from II. o. Williams. the
,orniGr state secretary, who Is now in
Middletown, Conn. =,
rams for 1897 were taken up. Mr.. S.
X. Mckee, OF Richmond. being In tho
chair. asked representatives present 10
testify, 10 me help given by the State
committee. Many delegates responded
w. a. Cottenell, OF Newport News.
chairman or the committee appointed to
examine and report upon the report OF
sne State executive Committee. pre-
sented the committees report. 1t shows
that $4,000 was needed to carry on the
State work. a collection was taken and
Sl,72S was pledged ana S62S given in
cash.
Don p. Halsey, of Lynchburg. extend
ed the convention an invitation 10 hold
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Junior H:pworih League

Inc Junior l1pWorth League will meet
!hl5 AFTERNOON at i o'clock The follow
ing programme will be rendered:
Singing TJvn,n .,oe
irHEef Mr. r. L; HoIkcu
tteadihg OF Scripture -
Report OF Committees
New Business. :
"ihEllls. Throw Out the Life Line"
Miss Virgic bland.
.ecltation ..,.... Miss Margaret Smith
Auto-Harp Solo. Miss II. Peelc
necltatton ..... Mr.. Claude Lawrence
i,iano solo ......... Miss Bessie Carson
Singing. God BE With You
me meeting will be held at Central
M. 10. church and cordial invitation
is extended to ALL
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An Accident.

Yesterday morning colored man
named Henry Fuller was sitting on the
logs at Cooks wharf adjoining the ferry.
Wnch Inc boat came in ana forced the
piles against him, breaking his hin md
otherwise lnjurng him. He laid there
Tor some time before being discovered
some men who were Dlling lumber heard
ms GroanS and went to his assistance
Inc gentleman who who keeps the oys-
ter.hoEse ut the foot OF High street
called DaNy Johnson, the hackman, and
sent hin to his home on Goodwin street
where medical aid was summoned.
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Men of wcahcncd Power, Exhausted
#' YisOr.

Weak men suffering from nervous de-
bi!lty. weakened power and exhausted
vigor, can now take new hope DR..
Greene, 80 west Fourteenth street. New
York city, who Is without doubt the
most successful specialist In curing this
class of diseases, offers to give free con
suitation by mail to all weakened, Wig
orless and nerve-eXhausted men. You
nave the privilege. OF consulting DR..
greene ny letter describing your COM
PLANT and he will. after carefully con-
SSidering your condition. send YOU free n
letter fully explaining all your symp-,
toms. telling you everything about your
complaint so plainly that you will under
STAND exactly what ails you. Write 10
MN at once, and get bacl; your strength
and vigor. 80
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Milford, Del, Jan. IS, 1896.
Hobbs Remedy Co. Chicago:
Gentlemen - feel that would not be
doing my duty to my fellow men if !
should not give my testimony as to The
curative qualities Of DR.. Hobbs Spara-
gus Kidney Pills in the following On SO
as anyone in Milford can testify. No
one expected Him to live lie was the
Sicitest man ever saw not to die. After
an experience Of thirty-siX wears in thn
practice Of Medicine can saw that his
case was most miraculous You are n /
liberty TO refer to me in regard 10 this
case, and will gladly answer any uues.
tons desired a.'sf1
ABOUT year ago l was called to see
~ T.. Kimbnll, who had been troubled
win Kidney disease for five years Be
FORE he came into my hands to be trea ted
ne had been under the care of several
musicians. They all pronounced his
disease as incurable. On examination. 7
found the following symptoms to be
present: Urine high color and scanty, a
brick dust deposit OH standing. BY an
analysis 30 per cent. Of alblmen and full
OF tube east, showing a destruction OF
the kidneys going on Circulation af-
fcctcd, papitaiion OF the heart, swelling
ana pui!ineSS under the eyes; also n
swelling around the ankles hands ana
abdomen. Pain Of great severity in the
SINAI! or the back, cramps in the legs,
spccks or notes before the eyes, ringin.
noises in the head. furrcd tongue. bowels;
constipated, loss Of appetite. sick ston-
ach and indigestion. All of the above
symptoms showing Bright's Disease in
It's very worst form. told him rhit
considered his case hopeless. and that
he was beyond the aid Of medicine. His
friends and neishbors were daily cx-
pectinS his death. Ills life became a
burden to him. y this time, a ncighhor,
reading your advertisement Of Or.
Hobbs SparaguS Kidney Pills, persuad-
ed him 10 try them. From tho use Of
the first box he began to improve It
would consume time ncedlessly to follow
the whole course Of his convelcscence
After using six boxes Of DR.. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills he was entirely
cured, and Is able to follow his avoca-
ton, without any return Of his trouble.
! am regular graduate of lhirty-siS
years experience in the practice of
medicine. This mans cure was little
short of a miracle. After demonstrate
ing the curative power " your pills in
two cases, l shall prescribe them in all
kidney and urinary troubles. ] am in
dependent enough to use any remedy
that will relieve anu benefit my patienEs
1 am willing to acknowledge and COM
mend thus frankly the value of DR.
Hobbs Sparagus Pills.
ROBERT FRAME, NJ. D. (.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
.UNvARNIsHED TRUTH
The Gist Of Events Given Without Any Of
The Frequent Trimmings.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
Kewsy Paragraphs Personal and
MISUNDERSTANDING of Events 1r.
kesestinG 40 Every Rcnder-Yopics
Discussed or the Streets and IN
Offices and Homes.
To-day is Quinquagesima Sunday.
Congress adjourns next Thursday. q

To-day is Quinquagesima Sunday.
Congress adjourns next Thursday. ct
noon.
The police come Off duty at $50 in the
4 Turkeys retailed for about II cents a
pound yesterday.
The Y. NJ. G. a. star course for this
season has closed.
The gay season will end for forty days
on Tuesday night.
a band Of street musicians was
around yesterday.
There was very rough weather in the
harDor yesterday.
Central NJ. e. church will shortly
have talent party.
Mr. O. l.. Williams has not used his
electric carriages yet.
The Norfolk County Court adjourned
for the term yesterday.
The county authorities are kept busy
looking after petty thieves.
There will be very few marriages
during the next forty days.
Miss Mary Kellum, of Baltimore. is
visiting relatives in the city
Two small boys had a lively fight on
King street yesterday afternoon.
There was quite a furry Of snow Fri
day night for an hour or more.
Attention is called to ad. Of w. E. Vir-
nelson & Co. in another column.
A white man was locked up yesterday
afternoon for begging on the streets.
There was considerable interest mani
rested In the Hobbs case yesterday.
Miss Minnie Thompson Is in the city
from Newport News, visiting friends
February goes out to-day, and then
comes windy March with her storms
The half holiday given the railroad
clerks on Saturday is greatly appreci-
ated.
A negro man was arrested by Officer
Warren for disordery conduct on the
street
There will be a meeting OF the base
ball managers Monday night to organize
club.
Mr.. Geo. Thompson, of Charlotte, N.
G., was in the city yesterday visiting old
friends.
There will be plenty Of work when
the Newark comes and\the survey Is
approved.
There are more small boys getting up
clubs than there Will be places for them
to play in.
Mrs. Clinton Murfree, OF Southamp-
ton county, Va. is in the city on visit
to relatives
The sewer engine Is being run night
and day while some of the pipes are be-
Ing repaired.
Misses Lila Lawrence and Nellie
Thompson will leave Monday for Wash
1ngton, ID. G..
There was q big fall in the tempera-
ture yesterday. 1t was freezing in the
shade all day,
Master Willie Thomas, one Of our
route boys. Is still confined to his home
from sickness.
The first tea party at the Y. NJ c. A..
was much more Of 4 success than the
ladies expected.
There will be quite a number Of peo-
pie to go from Portsmouth to Washing
ton next week.
Rev. Mr.. Wray has closed his meeting.
He will be absent from the city por-
ton Of next week.
Mr.. e. *. Warren, q resident Of this
city. has purchased q farm near Wal
lacetown. and will move there.
AS soon as the u. S. S. Newark ar
rives survey will be held and work
Will be commenced very shortly after
wards.
A colored man was knocked down and
was badly beaten on the Fort Lane
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Badly Burned.
Daniel

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Daniel
Reedy, who lives at 1877 Henry street,
left a small child In her house while she
stepped out for While. During her
absence the little child fell against the
stove which set fire to her dress. which
soon spread. burning the little one quite
badly. The mother heard her child's
screams and ran in the house in time
to see him in blaze, but by presence
If mind she succeeded in putting her out,
but not before she was badly burned.
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F'F w.. =, ~
Fires ana Accidents.

Friday night a lamp at the residence
or Mr.. Willoughby Butt. No. 622 Fifth
street. exploded. The oil ran all over his
carpet, setting fire to the same and in
1uring it considerably. II was with
difficulty that it was put out without
setting fire to the house
Yesterday morning a screen In front Of
Il fire at Mrs. Eteheridge's residence,
NO. Sl5 Fifth street, caught on fire.
Mrs. f5theridge fought it and finally
succeeded in eXtinguishing It.
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Meetings This Week.

Monday night at o'clock the Board
Oh Police Commissioners will hold their
regular monthly meeting. The case Of
Oft1cer Tatem will come up.
TUESDAY at 1870 p. m. the City Coun-
ing.
Thursday the March term Of the nust-
ings Court will begin
FRIDAY the regular monthly meeting Of
the School Board will take place.
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The PriTRte Levy.

rms We'll known drama will be pre-
sentcd Tuesday night at kim hail hv
nome talent for the benefit of St. PauIs
Cathollc Lyceum. All the gentlemen
VINO are to take part are well known
70 the amusement-loving people, having
appeared before them on numerous oc-
casions The object for which the enter
, ;i VIII be given is to purchase a
library and 1t should be we'll attended
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
A emery.

Inc people of Portsmouth would like
to know if there are no carts that can
remove the dirt off County ana Wash
ington streets, that was scraped out the
cutters last Wednesday, and is sNll
lying there, or are they waiting for il
to be washed back there, to be pulled
out &&ain2 INQUIRER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
Runaway Accident.

Yesterday morning a horse attached to
4 wagon ran away on Glasgow street,
ana threw the driver, Il colored man,
out md hurt him quite badly. The
morse was stopped near Dillingham; street
ana the man came up after some time,
ana was assisted to the Office of one
OF the colored physicians. who attended
him. The wagon was badly broken
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
Smndny Ec!.aol Assoctntion.

The Methodist Sunday Schools Of
Portsmouth will hold Il regular month
iy meeting this afternoon at 1890 O'clock
with Monumental school ADDRESSES will
be delivered and L fine musical pro-
Eramme has been arranged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
Lecture nnu Couccrt.

Tomorrow at S y. III. Miss Frances
Ensign will give her first lecture at Cen
trail church. In addition to the lecture
u me programme will be rendered.
3 On tuesday at SIP. III. Miss Ensign Will
give her second lecture with stereop1i-
con pictures.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
Robbed potnto Kill.

Some time during Friday night some
one robbed a potato hill belonging to
Mr. Tom Shea, at Scottsville.. and car
ried off nearly every potato in the HILL
Farmers are losing considerable lately
by the petty thieves. -
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Unttl Snturdnx NiSht, a7th Inst.

VIII sell those 75c and $500 shirts In
our window at SIC. All fall and winter
clothing at prime cost. The prices
marked in our window will inform you
what we are doing.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY .
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Dcathof Irs. perixt,a

Mrs. Virginia Perkins, relict of the late
Henry l.. PERKINS. died Friday night at
her late residence, No. 314 Queen street
IN the 63d year Of her age. The fune-
raj will take place this afternoon at "A
o'clock from the above residence
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Lawrence & WclfOn, o3I High Street
Portsmouth, Va,

75c. Kid Gloves reduced to 4Sc. pair.
$1.0O Kid Gloves, tans only, reduced
to CSC. pair.
Androscoggln Cotton &c. yard.
Fruit Of the Loom Cottons 6hc. yard.
LAWRENCE & WELTON.
231 High Street
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| E g: 8,
Friends Offer Absolute Proof
Of the Merits Of Dr..
Hobbs Sparagus
Kidney Pills.
we Publish in this Article What
BurroW, Martin & Co., 2s6
Main ST., and a WelI-knoWn
Physician Has to Say
Regarding This
Great Remedy.

me verdict Of the people must ut al
,lnes be considered final This old say
.lE IS true one, and whatever the
popular verdict may be in the tcst ,,n,
Delng made of DR.. Hobbs discovery for
the cure OF kidney diseases, It must
necessarily be considered final. No np-
peal Will be taken, and no subterrugc
ieSorleu to. Each ana every claim made
ny III Hobbs must be fully sustantiaied
Ihere are to-day in Norfolk ana viCin-
lily alone hundreds or people who saw
That DIR. Hobbs SparaEus Kidney Pills
are indeed grand medicine. They have
Eood reasons for saying this. having
themselves been either greatly benefited
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Have your shirts made to TT by
Charles r. Welton 6: Co. Hats sold very
cheap.
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Wall paper, decorating, upholstering,
carpet cleaning and laying. Hair mat
tresses remade. Everything done OF.
sold at j. s. era \VFOpD'S
Furniture and Carpet House.
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Look nj Them.

We are giving the greatest bargains
ever offered In men Or boys clothing.
but only for limited time.
LEVY & JACOBS,
tH 200 High street
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From a Popular Drug Company.
Norfolk. Va, Feb, -, 1897

INUTTVTK, WI, FtD. =, 1877.
Hobbs Remedy Co.:
Scnt!einen:-Every day brings endless;
inquiries from our customers MS ia The
merits or your Spnragus Kidney pills.
Being familiar with the component parts
Oh thls medicine, we never have any
hesitancy in recommending DR.. Hobbs
Sparngus Kidney Pills. as II is our belief
thal II would be an utter impossibility
20 com blHe in any preparation more
virtue than what the formula show,
they contain. Your truly.
l3U1tROW MARTIN G. 90
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off to the Inaugural.

Do you want new hat?
w. e. VIRNDI< son G. co
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Experience ola Distinguished Ply
lslcian, a Graduate Of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia. in
1853, and an ex-President and
Present Member Of the Delaware
State Medical Society.
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Spring HATS.

In all the latest standard stlyes.
w. E. VIRNELSON & CO.