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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-03
OF PETERSBURG
TnE WEATHER the WORST EVER
ExPERIENCED.
Death OF an Did Resident-Convicted OF
Stealing Silverware-Tri-annuai
Meeting Of . Church..

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 2.-Specih.-
MIR. N. Gcze. a welI-known citizen Of this
place. who for some years has carried
on the Whe,lwright business In Pete's-
burg. died at his residence. on Hallway
street. to. day after a protractei illness.
A widow with several children survive
him. The deceased was one OF the ola
est members OF Blandford Lodge Of Ma
sons. CT this city.
The condition OF Mr.. T. L. Shipper. col
lectOr OF customs. whose Illness mas o'eh
announced. Is considered very critical.
TERRIBLE WEATHER.
Rain has been falling steadily here since
early this morning, ana late tonight
there are no indications OF clearing
weather. This afternoon there was a
brisk fall OF snow. The rain viii prove
very serviceable I'm increasing tho city =
supply of water. which has been short
Mr.. Decker. who for years has carried
IN, malls between Petersburg n Spring
Grove. Prince George county. arrived hero
Tonight. lie say9 that the weather to-
dav has been the worst lie has ever eA-
THE MAYORS COURT.
In tho Mayors Court this morning a
white tramp nameN NJ. G. Marshinder,
claiming TO come from New fork, vas
convicted Of stealing some siiverwate rom
~ residence of Mrs. VIM. +. SPOTS
wood. on High street. He was gwen
thirty days In jail.
The "tri-annual meeting OF tho c%ongre-
cation OF the First Baptist church was
held last night and the following smo'iS
were elected for the coming year
II. l.. Judkins, clerk; X. j j. SPIRIT
Low treasurer. Board OF Deacons for
three years-Messrs. Bartlett Roper. 81
mon Seward. j.. r. Whitehorn. r.. \.
Hartley. r. W. Collier, r.. 5. Gill; and
II. J. j.. Spratley.
Tho disbursements Of the church Tor
the past year were si5i3fi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Collier. who have
heen quite sick for several days past, are
somewhat improved to-day.
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The Road Badly Blocked and the Mails
Delayed.

SUFFOLK. VA, Feb. Especial. This
morning. about 5 o'clock, as an east
bound freight was pulling I'm the siding
on the Norfolk and Western railroad here,
q couple of freight cars broke loose and
ran pack toward Lake kilby, and the
engine OF another heavy freight train.
coming east, ran into tho cars, causing
quite a bad wreck.
No one was hurt seriously, but mo
engine. a caboosc. and gondola were bad
ly wrecked, the latter two being burned.
Passengers were transferred here, but
no Richmond. Washington, or New YORK
mail has been received tonight AZ IL
O'Clock. This mai was not transferred.
Notwithstanding the wreck was only Il
half mile from the town. The track IS
said not to be clear AT this hour mid
nlght.
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, Dance in Charlie, CITY.

THE WADE. VA. Feb. l-Speclal.-
4 delightful entertainment was given at
the Palmetto House last night by the
young gentlemen Of the neighborhood.
Among the ladies from a distance. were
Miss Mary Mayo. Of Richmond; we'll
known in literary circles; and Miss
Grace Jones. Of Norfolk. Miss Julia
Nance. OF the Court House, was pro-
nounced the pretiiest young LADY on the
floor. and Miss Waldron. Of richmond
was decidedly the bell OF the bail Also
among the handsome ana attractive
young dancers we must not lali 10 men
ton Miss Clara Christian MISS Mary
Nance and Miss 4. Warren Pierce Of
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able manner on the importance Of tho
sciences it, education. There are facni-
ties that are not at all appealed TO by
the study Of language and literature
alone. hut by science. namely. obscrvl-
ton. systematic classification C'the test
OF culture Is the power to classify, con-
slant and vigorous accuracy and atten-
ton TO LITTLE things. recognition OF the
uniformity Of law. love OF truth, ana
honesty. all Of which are invaluable to
"A man In every phase Of life.
How are sciences 10 be taught Not
by lectures. nor by textbooks, but the
student must come I'm contact with the
facts by experiment. Yet It IS not requir-
ed that he find out every fact. but ouly
that he become familiar with the metho1s
Of finding out facts. How necdful IS
money 20 provide laboratories The ap-
pfopriation for the scientific departments
has become the criterion by which q
college IS judged.
Few men can express great ideas IN
p%opuiar language better than Professor
Winston.
SYMPATHY FOR DIR HARRIS.
Professor Boatwrirht offered the fol-
lowing resolution. which was unanimous
is adopted:
Resolved. nat the oHlccfN' a'"N'i'' anu
friends Of Richmond College, gathered 10
celebrate the opening Of the spring term
Of the college. send cordial greeting 10
Professor n. n. Harris, assuring him OF
their sympathy in his illness. and express
ing the hope hat he may soon be restored
10 health and usefulness: We seize this
opportunity Of expressing our appreciation
OF his invaluable service in behalf Of the
college.
At the conclusion Of tho exercises IN
the chapel. those present repaired TO the
Library Hall. and enjoyed an informal
reception by the faculty and some Of their
kind lady friends. ghis was not the least
pleasant nor least profitable hour Of the
evening.
Rev. i. G. Mcconnell viii deliver tho
first OF tho series Of addresses on Chris
tian Evidences" tomorrow evening In the
chapel al Sl5 o'clock.
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NELSON COCNTI.
A severe Wind and Rain storm-A Dam
age suit.

LIVINGSTON. VA. Feb. 2.-Special-
G. VI. KemTe en-, a merchant or RoseItnn
Nelson county. las made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors. Lldbiil-
ties. $500; assets unknown.
A suit was instituted i'm the circuit
Court to-day by william Christian against
the Chesapeake and Onto Railway COM
panvt fer 5000. The plaintin Is repre-
sented by Messrs. Caskie u Coleman, OF
L~ynchhurg. and Colonel G. B.. Christian,
of Amherst. The declaration has not YET
been filed.
A severe wind and rain-storm com
menced here about Z o'clock last night
and still continues with u%nabated Sc,
verify. The public school had TO suspend
to-day on account Of the lncleihe"I
weather.
The Circuit Court will convene here on
March 1st. The docket IS not large ana
the term will be short.
Mrs. a. Ii. Hunter. OF washington, VINO
has been visiting her brother, MT. NJ.
X. Estes. has returned to the capltal cry.
Mr.. Henry M~cssler. OF L~ynchburs, VINO
has been visiting relatives in the village
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Entwlsle is confined TO ms nome
to-day with the grip.
The condition Of DR.. c. Henry PerroW
remains unchanged.
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FIRE IN THESOUTHWEST.
HEAyY LOSSES ar BERTHA ZiN
WORks AND BOOtf FURNACE.
An Accident mt the Pulaski Iron Furnace.
The Dora Furnace Out of Blast
Temporarily.

PULASKI, VA, Feb. 2.-Special.-Sat-
urday night a disastrous fire occurred at
Bertha mines on the Cripple Greek branch
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad. The
mines are the property OF The Bertha
Zinc and Mineral Company. Of this place.
Tho lire totally destroyed the commissary
store and contents and the loss aggresa-
ted about $40. O00. The property was In
sured. but there IS a controversy with
the Insurance company. on account OF
The Bertha Company having put an oil
tank, without the consent OF the insur-
ance company. in the store.
1t never rains, but 1t pours, IS a true
maxim. On last night a ire started IN
the sheds OF the Boone furnace on heed
Island branch of the Norfolk and West
crn railroad. which destroyed most OF the
sheds as well as the shop and other out
buildings. Damage, about 5000 and no
insurance.
4 SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
An accident occurred at the Pulaski
Iron Works. which caused a cessation OK
operatlons for a few days. This accl-
dent was caused by the metal bursting
loose at the metal tap and running IN
contact with A stream OF water. in what
is known as the wet dam. Two expo
sions occurred. throwing the molten met
al in all directions. but the water beng
then cut Of, no very serious damase
resulted.
The Dora furnace has shut down TOT q
few days TO remove a "scaitOid on tne
inside OF her furnace. This "scaitold
reduced the capacity or the furnace "
about 10 tons per day.
Negotiations are progressing between
the committee OF the Town Council ana
the owners OF the two Impoverished lotS
I'm the courthouse square, whlch IL -
thought will result in their purchase
II is not likely that the town VIII put III
steel plated floors to the cages IN the
iau as demanded by the county, ana TINS
question may have to be decided by the
court.
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
william NJ. Perkins. county superintend-
ent OF schools has been recently Flsl'lh6
the schools and reported them as uhus-
ually nOurishins.
4 cold wave struck as last Ne'hes"as
and is still holding ON. The mercury reg
isterod for several days at sunrise elsn'
degrees below zero. The snow at pres
ont writing is falling heavily, though
the temperature is much warmer. Ne"
river is frozen over and people have been
walking across.
This is County Court-day. but owing
20 the illness of Judge Langley. there has
been 10 court.
Colonel j. Rush Miller. OF Pulaski has
been appointed temporary receiver or inc
southern Building and Loan Association
OF Knoxville. Tenn. for Virginia. me
Association has a large number or stock
holders in Pulaski and vicinity.
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An Austrian Family Escape With Only
Their Night Clothes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. 2-Spe-
cial.-Dominick Refer. an Australian, Who
lives in Warwick county, about three
miles from this place. was burned out
OF house and home this morning. at 2S0
o'clock. himself, wife, n three children
escaping from their burning home in
their night clothes. They came 10 New
port Vows and are being cared for. They
are utterly destitute. but are deserving
people.
Ernest Nathan. who claims to be a
New York whisky drummer, is wanted
here OH a charge OF robbing Captain q.
W. Tilden OF so. Nathan was released
last night on his own recognizance. but
failed to appear before the Police Court
this morning. II is said that he told sew
eral persons that ne had 70 go TO Rich
mond. Unless he returns 10 this place
voluntarily he will be- brought back.
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LEG cRCsHtD
The DuvaIEngine Works soId-Dwellings
Burned.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 2.-Special-Ed-
ward ". Talley. an employe OF the Nor
folk and Western railway. met with "a
serious accident ion the railroad yards thls
morning. In his efforts 10 get cut or the
way OF am approaching tram ne was
mn over bv another coming in am oppO-
Site direction. His right lex was crushed
10 pulp. uecessitating amputating II above
the knee. The young man was on the
NIGHT force. and was On his way nome
when the accident occurred.
'q,bs puval Engine Works were sold I'M
der "A deed OF trust 10 Frank korte to-
day Tor $ll.0yJ.
Fariy this morning fire destroyed two
dwelling houses in the northwestern part
of the city. Loss. $500; parity insured.
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DANVILLE. VA. Feb. 2.-Special-
Mr.. Austin y. Burr. Jr., High Consta-
Bile OF Danville and q prominent m
Of several secret organizations. Is tn a
WINS condition and cannot live through
the afternoon. lie was taken dow only
last Saturday with pneumonia ana mas
been growing worse ever since.
Mr.. Burr was born In Richmond, ana
has many friends in this city.
Mr.. John II. Cosby. a prominent to-
bacco manufacturer. IS also critically ~
with pneumonia.
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ron 4 coNFnDHGArE MONUMENT.
Rev. 4. &. Mcdonnell 10 Welcome the
sunday school Convention.

L~YNCHBURG. VA. Feb. Especial
A brilliant entertainment was given az
the opera-house ia this city Tonight ny
the Lucy Minor Otcy Chapter, bnlteu
Daughters Of the Confederacy. for the
purpose OF raising funds for the erection
OF "a monument on Court-iiouse Hlll. IN
this city. 10 the memory Of Confederate
soldiers who went from Lynchburs. Inc
feature Of the entertainment was "A coll
lection OF beautiful scenes OF ante-peium
DAYS and from Thomas Nelson rage $
-Men Lady" This chapter has been
working for a monument for over a year
and have raised for that purpose u con-
siderable sum.
Mr.. W. s.. Poindexter. a well-known
clothing merchant OF the city, IS seriously
i'll al his house in West Lynchourg.
4 meeting OF all local committees VINO
have had charge OF arrangements Tor
Tie state Su~udAy-SchOol Convention,
which meets In this city tomorrow, was
held this afternoon. and all fnal steps
taken for the reception and entertain
ment Of delegates. The addresses OF
welcome TO the delegates will be delivered
bv Rev. Or. +. C.. Mcconnell, pastor OF
the First Baptist church. this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-03
BLAcKsroNK ~AFFIIRs.
An Epworth League >ociable-students
Have Holiday.

BLACKSTONE. VA, Feb. 2-SpeciaL-
The members of the EDworth League
assembled al the residence OF Mr.. j. +.
Hawthorn last night. where a league
sociable was greatly enjoyed. Among the
visiting members OF other leagues VINO
deserve special mention was Mr.. Madison
Gin. OF Farmvllle. Va. who contributed
greatly TO tho pleasure OF the evening
by his usual hilarious manner, many ne"
games. etc.
Yesterday being holiday for tho stu
dents OF Hoge Academy. most OF them
enjoyed the day by skating on the splen-
did mill-pond az Nottoway Courthouse.
A heavy rain here last night carried
away the snow. and the backbone Of the
cold wave Is broken.
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Condition of the sick.

Governor OFerrall continues 10 i'm
prove. and his physician hopes now that
within "a week or so his patient will be
able TO leave the Executive Mansion.
AIR. w. B. Bishop. the ~weli-knOwn hotel
man. who has been q-ite sick for some
timc. was somewhat better last night.
Rev. Pike Powers. rector of ST. An
drew Episcopal church. continues 10 inn
prove.
Thc condition OF DR.. W. d. Burfoot
remains unchanged.
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M overflow ENpectcd.

Some fear has been expressed that me
heavy rains viii cause the bursting OF
sewers. as has been tho case ln the pa7l
There have been TO Indications ooseI N'u
W ~ any rise bon the river. and unless
ihe dcwnpour keeps up "a good deal lo0s-
a. there il little danger of % serioL5
ovtrfCw resulting.
Tla work which has already been done
a. the mouth Of Shockoe creek almor.
prec'udes the possibility 81 an overflow
in that section OF the city through Whlch
~ e.roam pursras IT'S sinuOus course.
Altogether. though the weather IS dls
agreeable i'm the extreme. there Is niue
diagcr of any damage resulting.
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Councilman Ebel surprised.

rtai ono ~ fhe r.DresentatiyCs of Madi-
SON Ward IN the Common Council. tend
cred him a surprise party last night az
his residence. on north Eighth street.
The object OF the rather unexpected can
was to tender congratulations 10 the
,'orufsT councilman and his wife on the
ddera ston of their TIN wedding. The visit
Tors. who had turned out in large num-
hers. Notwithstanding the very severe
weather. carried a number OF appropriate
rr41auf-.
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81 have never suffered more in my life
with cold. than 1 have to-day said a
driver OF one Of the Broad-strcet mule
cars 10 a Times man last night.
"An day this wind and sleet has blown
I'm my face and over my person. 7 have
worn -four pair of gloves and still my
hands are numb. We have TO handle the
mules. work the brakes. give change,
watch for passengers. and punch trans
fcrs. and tell YOU it nearly broke me
down"
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nNoRroLK nA>E ran cLUB.
uonors TO a Faithful Police oricer-charE
81 with PERJURY.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 2-Special-lhe
charter OF tho Norfolk Baseball club was
amended to-day. Increasing the o"pl'"'
stock from 5000 TO $500.
Jaseph Stiers. colorcd, was nearly muir
dered here this afternoon by Moses BOY
kin. Boykin has been robbing his iello"
vorkmen. oystcrmen. STEERS told on him.
Bovkln discovering this fact. stabbed him
with am oyster knife, plunging the blade
i'm his throat. STEERS may die. His as
sallaut is locked mp.
W. ~. Crosby. thirty-one years a po-
lice onicer here. died to-day. lie was
"a Confederate veteran. and an odd land
mark" The police board this afternoon
passed suitable resolutions u ordered
the city Hall flag al half-mast.
w. C. Meggs. a young white man. was
arrested this afternoon ON the charge
OF perjury. j. T.. Robinson, of South Hill.
Va. charging hat Meegs swore falsely
az % law and chancery trial here a short
time ago. He was bailed in the sum OF
500.
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Cannon COUNTY.
\ Record Of winter Weather-Fstal sick
n~sss-Grain Crops Injured.

nsss-Grsin crops Injured.
GLADESBORO VA, Feb. Especial
coolest weather Of tho year recently
prevailed. the thermometer registered SIX
degrees below zero. several inches or
snow fell and drifted considerably. The
river is frozen over and IL IS with much
difficulty tina mails travel. This Is the
third snow here since tho lst of anuary
in 1896. there were eight light SHOWS mere
on February 9Th. February Sth. Febru-
arv y. February 10Th. March 18th, March
Il. n: March 2ith; and April 9th.
There is a great deal Of sickness In this
c~ounty-grip. scarlet fever. and diphthe-
ria. Several deaths have occurred IN
tho last few days.
The small grain crops in this neighhor-
hood are nearly all killed out and there
cannot be over half a crop made.
Captain q. W. Stuart, OF this place, a
relative OF General j. T.. y. Stuart, Is
very low with grip and old age.
There is a postmaster TN this county
who has held the office without any COM
plant whatever from the patrons for
twenty-one years in succession.
Hogs are dying here with cholera.
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Flattoring reports are coming in from
the different committees Of tho prorress
being made for tho great bazaar which
is soon 10 take place for the benefit Of
five hosp.tals The ladies having Che
matter i'm charge rave every reason TO
fcel their efforts will be rewarded by the
most glowing success. Watch the papo"s
for the different entertainments that arc
now being proposed for the enjoyment of
the public.
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Henry County News.

MARTINSVILLE. VA, Feb. Especial.
Mrs. l.. Claiborne. a former citizen OF
this place, died at Walnut Cove. y. Co
on yesterday, and Will be buried here
tomorrow.
The board Of supervisors met here
today and levied $1,000 10 put improve
ments on the court house and yard.
The weather has moderated and II IS
now raining.
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MN UNDER THE BED.
CoIored Woman of Manchester Has an
InwclcOme Visitor.

Last night. as Elizabeth James. n col
ored woman who lives az 1O5 cambridge
street. Manchester. was preparing 10
retire. she saw "a mans feet Sucking out
from under her bed. She quietly left the
room. locking the door. and ran down
to the pOlice-statiOn. where she told her
woes to Officers Wright and Smith.
The police accompanied her home. but
the man had become alarmed u made
his escape through the window. he Is
supposed 10 have been n negro named
LinwOod Jones. whom the woman had
had arrested Monday. and who was there
90 take vengeance. The man. whoever
he was. has not yet been arrested.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. =
Special.-A snow-storm set in this even
ing. and the flakes are falling fast. with
prospects OF continuing through the night.
The streams generally are already swol'
len.
Mrs. r. G. Decker. ot this county. was
stricken yesterday with paralysis in tho
right side.
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Paul Davis. the wounded negro. who
was rcported 10 be iu a. dying condition
an saturday last. was somewhat improved
lasf might. His condition b.. however,
stul critical.
sam Davis Ccolorcd). charged with tho
Larceny of some chickens. was before
squire Nelson al tho Hcnrico county
Cont Yesterday. and the case continued
d, tho absence Of witnesses.
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tn Mold Their Annual Ban.

Tho member Of the Germania Aid So
cisty held their regular monthly business
meeting at Sacnger Halle last night ana
,re,sacted the usual amount of routine
t.,.ircss IL was decided 10 hold their
"Dnual ban at Saenger Halle on Thurs
Iov February nth. and a committee was
0nyninted to make the necessary arrange
ments.
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The Blues Battalion viii nave It's hisl
f-uu-dre.s battalion dr.I O-nieht az the
armorv. corner ninth and Cary streets
and "a large attendance is expected. The
Blues Band Will discourse some select
music during the intermission and at
the close OF the drill Tire usual mop VIII
take place.
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Chase City Notes.

CHASE CITY. Feb. 2.-Special.-Mr.
Greek O. Andrews. eiltor OF the Press
Visitor. Raleigh y. C., is stopping at tho
Mineral Hotel. for mis- health.
Mr.. T.. ID. Barbee. OF Raleigh. is visit
Ing his friend. Captain W. W. Davies,
OF near this place.
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Heavy Snow in the Valley.

BERRYVILLE. VA, Feb. 2-Special-
falling this morning. and still continues
at $50 +. VI. The snow Is five inches
deep. and but for the heavy rain Of last
night would have been much deeper.
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ofan Iowa Lady who was Cured OF Dys
pep.ia After suffering for twenty-five

Mrs sarah L.. Skcc's, an cstimabic
lady residing al Lyunvil.c. Jasper county,
Iowa. was FOR twenty-five years Ii SUE
ferer from dyspepsia. aud her complete
restoration 10 health a 20 remarkable
that We present The facts ln the case
for the benefit Of our readers. many OF
whom have doubtless suffered i the same
manner. and will. therefore. DE interested
i'm learning how all stomach troubles may
be avoided and cured. Airs. Skcels says:
used ouly one package OF SilaIes Dy7-
sia Tablets and ] received SUCH great ana
unexpected benefit that 1 WISH 10 cN-
Dress my sincere gratitude. Ia TACT u
mas been six months since TOOK tha
medicine and I have not had ono particls
of distress or difficulty since. and all
this in the face OF the TACT mat the besl
doctors l consulted told me my case was
incurable as 1 had suffered Tor twenty
FIVE years. | want hall 70 dozen packages
to distribute among my trends here
who are very anxious 90 try this remedy.
Truly yours.
MRS. SARAH \. SkEFLS.
Tho ra4.on why stuarts Dyspepsia
Toblets are so successful in curing indl-
eestion and stomach trouble and the rea-
SON why fl never d|isaupOints those VINO
need il and use il is because nothing IS
claimed FOR il except what 10 VIII ac-
tually perform. 1t IS rot q c@ure-all. and
no such claims are made Tor II. IL IS
prepared for the sole purpose OF curing
Dyspepsia and the various forms u
indigestion.
There Is scarcely q patent medicine
made but what is claimed 10 cure dys-
,ansia as well ass a. hundred other trou-
bles. When as % matter 81 fact "a remedy
TO cure dyspepsia must De prepared es-
pecially for that ana nothing else; and
auone- all the remedies. patent nOstrums.
bltters. etc. so extensively advertised you
Will md that stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
is the only one advertised as a cure for
Dyspepsia and nothing else. The remedy
is prepared by the stuart Co. OF Mar
shall. Mich.. and for sale by AN druggists
a, % cents per package. and " you suffer
nom any form of stomach c~eransemert
or Indigestion a trial win not ~dteapDo.nt
you.
A little book on stomach troubles mail
ed free. Address Stuart Co. Marshall
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Charles City. Among the gentlemen. the
prominent dancers were Mr.. w. WILCOX
Mr.. Jesse Walker. the Messrs. MAJOR
Christian and Munford. Dancing was
kept up until morning.