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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
Don't underrate the Enemy.

1t IS scarcely credible that General
Fitzhpgh Lee can have been correctly re-
ported when he is-said 10 have predicted
that fourteen days will afford sufficient
time To wind up hostillties." General
Lee must know that we cannot within
that time land men enough on the Island
70 meet the Spanish forces with any
nro-pect OF success and. however he
NAV svmlathize with the insurgents in
their struggle for emancipation. he can
hardly consider them as a serious adjunct
In such military operations az the United
states will Of course inaugurate.-Wash-
.ngton Post. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
HANNA'S ELECTION.
Ohio Senate Committee Report That
There Was a Conspiracy,

COLUMBUS o., April "a majority
OF a Senate Committee to-day reported
that evidence taken by them showed a
conspiracy 20 elect NJ. A. Hanna United
states Senator by bribery and that the
attempt by General BOyce 90 bride Re
preventative Otis was known 10 Rath-
bone. Dick. Hanna and other workers In
Mr. Hanna's interest at Columbus.
Senator GaTfed's minority report says
Otis and his Attorney l.. c. Campbell
testify that Royce disclaimed 70 them
connection with Hanna and his Columbus
workers. but that he CBoyce) was sent
out by New York parties whose identity
he refused 20 disclose.
The testimony OF Otis and Campbell,
Mr Garfield says is all that was given
under the rules Of evidence in the courts
opinion. which the committee agreed 10
follow. but later the majority admitted
hearing testimony with a view II pos
eible OF competing Mr.. Hanna with the
alleged crime The Senate adopted the
majority report 90 TO IS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
Chronic Nasal Catarrh.

Mr. Oscar Thompson, Toronto. g. ID.
was AFFLICTED for several years with
that dreadful disease known as chronic
catarrh of the head and nose. After
trying various catarrh cures without get
ting any relief, ] began taking Pe-ru-na
with immediate good results. had Sc
we're pains I'm the head and nose. / could
not be free of a constant desire % clear
the throat of mucus, and my nose was
entirely stopped up. 1 was getting very
weak and low-splrlted. After taking e
course Of pe-ru-na I feel better than
have for five years and have no symp-
toms Of my former troubles remaining.
1 am quite able To do my usual work
without fatigue. I have every reason 10
believe that nay excellent health az pres
ent IS the direct result OF taking P-ru-na
without which I should hav been dead
bv this time. without doubt.
oscar Thompson.
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and its returns prevented by The use
OF by. David's Liver Pills. "The Best on
Earth" for the cure OF constipation. bill
Iiousness. headache. dyspepsia ana an
stomach and liver troubles. Or. David $
Lover Pills act mild and effective and are
pleasant and perfectly harmless Price
d cents a box. everywhere: five boxes for
81. OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO,
Richmond, Va.
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HON. ]. D. BOTKIN, M. c., WASHINGTON D. c.

Congressman Botkin is ono Of the most
influential and best known men in tho
State of Kansas. Whatever he may choose
TO sa on any subject will Doe accepted by
the people as the truth. So famous a
remedy as Pe-ru-na could not have we'll
escaped the attention Of so famous q
man. lie not only has heard OF the
remedy, but knows a. good deal about 81.
Pe-ru-na is the one internal remedy thdt
cures chronic catarrh. JIG cures cdtarrh
wherever located. This is a fact that
the people are rapidly finding OUT but
there are sull q large multitude who
need 20 know it. It ls especially sea-
sonable at this time Of the year 90 make
a rapid euro Of catarrh. Pe-ru-nh cures
catarrh in any season OF the year Dut
amid the favorable climatic Influences
Of spring it's cures OF old cases are more
prompt and remarkable. Very old cases
of chronic catarrn that have resisted an
other forms of treatment have been per-
manently cured by n very short course
OF Pe-ru-na with the genial assistance
of balmy spring weather. ln "a recent
letter 90 Dr. Hartman Congressman Bot
kin. whose fame is national one says
of Pe-ru-na.
House Of Representatives
washington, ID. G.
Dr & r Hartman. Columbus. o.:
Nv Dear Doctor.-It gives me pleasure
TO certify to the excellent curative quail
tiles Of your medicines - PeTu-na ana
Nian-a-lin. have been affected more or
less for quarter OF a century with ca
tarrh of tho stomach and constipation. a
residence In washington has increased
these troubles A few bottles Of your
medicine have given me almost complete
relief and I am sure, that q contlnua-
ton OF them will effect a permanent cure.
Pe-ru-na rs surely wonderful remedy
for catarrhal affections.
!. d. BOTKIN,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

Moscow has hospital large enough TO
hold 900 persons. IL was founded in ll6i
and at prcsnt takes in children 90 the
rate of 40 day. or about 1900 year.
There are % physicians and about 300
nurses During the first century OF It's eX-
istence the hospital received and brought
up no fewer than 46S. $50 children. on
his retreat from Moscow. I'm 1872, Napo-
leon gave special orders that this build
in should be shared ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
ARRESTED AT KEYSVILLED
4 Negro who Answers the Description
ozone Of Austin's Murderers.

KEYsvILLE. VA. April 23-special--
brown colored negro, twenty-three
wears Old. who says his name is Ed
Brltton. Weighing about $50 pounds, was
arrested here this afternoon with coat
and cap stolen from the store or fusn
A. snoddy. which was broken open ana
robbed few nights ago.
From his appearance ne answers 10 lne
1esc,tntinn of one Of the murderers OF
Policeman Austin. He says he came
from Pennsylvania.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
SPANISH NAMES.
An Authority Explains Their Proper
Pronunciation.

1t is a fact that great majority Of
people find difficulty In pronounc.ng a
new word when II first meets their eye.
This was illustrated many times in this
city while the Spanish man-of-war was
in New York harbor. Some said VIZ
ky-ya. others Viz-kee-ya ana stu others
viz-ka-ya. According TO lido Roger. a
professor OF languages in Rochester, the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

MACON. CA. April 23.-Specials to the
Telegraph. from Towns in Southwest
Georgia, say:
Terrific cyclone swept over Mitchell
county this evening, demolshing several
residences and outhOuses, destroyed
growing crops. blew down trees and hurt
several Property I'm adjoining counties
was damaged. but nobody was seriously
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
UPRIGHT PIANo-MUsr BE SOLD

The day before last Christmas we soId
new Piano at $3.50 and collected SO.
The Piano is the largest size. Of ma
hogany finish. beautiful case and tone.
Ii will be sold at an additional sacri-
fee. Thoroughly guaranteed for five
years. MANLY b. RAMOS,
1i9 east Broad street.
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1OI > R-A
Health, which
may be OBJ
tanned fire .
from any drug
gist. Is es-
pecially explic-
II in describing
all childrer's
diseases, ana
gives plain and
complete in
structlons re-
garding their
TT at m . n l.
Sickness often
comes sudden
~. and every
mother should
b. prepared by
having MUM
YONS REM
EpIES where
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Better Than Doctors.

am now quite well. doing all my
homework for six in the family. 1 have
not taken PC-ru-na for about TWO weeks
now. / praise the blessed Pe-ru-na
wherever / have the opportunity. / think
and know it's equal Is not TO be found.
II has done for me what four doctors
and five different medicines failed to do.
| walk seven blocks 10 church every
sunday and feel refreshed at tho end Of
my walk. And such sweet. refreshing
sleep. often tell ~ husband that II the
house was carriedsaway and me In It
wouldn't know anything about it.
Mrs. T. Riker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
AIahnmn,s BIG storm.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, April pa Sc
we're wind and rain storm prevailed In this
section to-day and many houses and
barns were overturned and innumerabls
trees uproOted. 4 dozen cars on the Plant
system were overturned. Two negroes
living on the Charles Harmon plantation
east Of town were killed and q number OF
nthnrs ininrad more or less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

che can got them quickly Lney are ap-
so!utely harmless, ana SO iaDeiea lnele
can be no mistake. ~. 49,.
Munyon's Collie and Crying BABY Cure
cures bilious collie. painters collie IN
children. and gr'ping pans OF every o.
scrIptlon. promptly relieves hysteria;
sIeeniessness pain from teething. and
euiets crying babies. Munyon.s. sore
Throat cure effects prompt cure
in dIphtheria. and every form 81 sore
throat MUNYON'S Fever Cure Will break
any form Of fever II should be admin
stered as coon as the fever appears:
MUNYON'S Worm Cure causes the prompt
removal Of pin worms, anal worms, IN
festival worms and tape worms Nun Nun
yon's Whoopng Cough cure is tho,rolsn-
" reliable. II relieves at once and cures
promptly. MUNYON'S Group Cure POSI-
lively controls all forms OF Group.
A separate cure for. each disease. o. ~
sonsi letter TO Prof Munyon. Zoo Arch
Street. Philadelphia, Pa. answered "ftR
free medical advice for any disease
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
Fatalities reported.

ATLANTA. GA. April PA special to
the Constitution from Camilla. Ga, says:
u N. Kemp, Miss Kemp, Mrs. Kemp,
a negro woman and q negro boy injured
by cyclone this evening on the formers
plantation"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
BRIGHT CHILDREN
Munyon Looks Out for the
Little Ones.
A MOTHERS RESPONSIBILITY

Munyon never forgets tho children. no 10
realizes a mothers responsibility ana -
ever ready to give her the benefit i,.,o OF
his knowledge and experleinneec; :, ~, slu. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

sToRMoNT. VA. April Especial
DR. William Garland smith. OF Saluda.
- still critically III with no hope OF his
recovery Ho has refused most positively
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
Calarrh Three Years.

Miss Linnio Virgins. Berlin Heights. o.
send my photograph and testimonial.
I suffered with catarrh OF the head. noss
and throat for three years. 1 could get
no relief until 1 began taking Pe-ru-na.
I took three bottles 10 has done Won
ders. independent Of curing my cd.arfh
10 has greatly improved my generai
health. cannot describe the change any
one suffering from cataTrh and knowing
that n can be cured would be very uh-
wise not 90 take Or. Hartman aaVlce.
Follow directions. Pe-ru-na does ma
rost Miss Linnlo Virgins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
A BIG HOspitaI.

10 allow his friends to take him TO the
John Hopkins Hospital for examination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

DR.. r. T. Triton has been unexpected
IN called TO England by tle Gealn OF H-.
iottesyille. viii attend TO his practice dur
ing his absence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

cess, so long as YOU merit 10 SO richly as
you have heretofore. I remain very truly.
Mrs. q. Il. McHarsue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24
Four Bottles of Pe-ru-na.

| write to let you know how am get
ting along. have taken about i've bot
Ties OF Pe-ru-na and am proud 70 say
that I have fully recovered. AZ first tho
catarrh was so bad / cDiid scarcely hear:
but now there Is no difficulty In hearing
ana All the symptoms of catarrh have
Disappeared Many thanks for Your
Kindness and for your wonderful medl-
cine. Leo stephens.
An illustrated book OF - pages. en-
titled Facts and Faces" Is being sent
free 10 an yaddress by The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus.
O. This hook contains the testimonials
~ large number % men ana women
who have been cured b. pe-Tu-ra OF ca
tarrh ~ some one OF - many phases -
complications.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

Mrs. o. +. McHargue, Bozemah' Nio'i''
After I received your advice In regard
10 the supposed polypus. as thei' couiu
not afford 70 have e removed / pesdl.
To take Pe-ru-na, thinking misnt az
least get some temporary relief py VIZ
time | had taken one oo'tle tnS Po'sr ..-,
Ma d,sanncared and three bottles cured
tho cafarrh and throat trouble. 1 have
,aconmended the medicine 10 seveTal
friends. AS a minister's wife I come IN
contact with all classes of people e."
shall always speak a good wore 1YF ~
ru-na. l have given trial bottles 90 =
few friends. Wishing you aounoant sue
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Humphreys Specifics. There are o5
others just as good. Here are few;
No. Cures Prices.
l-FEVERS. COMPOSITIONS, Inflam-
nations ........4s......s..s... .
2-WORMS. Worm Fever. Worm
Cole 900. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
3-TEETHtNG. Collie Crying,
Wakefuness b.. .................. p
4-DIARRHEA. Of Children or
Adults -. ..........:...:.........'. -
S-NEURAlGIA. Toothachc. Face
ache o.. ......................- .
9-HEADACHE. Sick Headache
Vertigo go. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
l0-DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, Weak
1s-CRoUP, LARYNGiTis. Hoarse-
ness ...... ...... ....'..'.'t... =
1i-SALT RHEUM, Erysipelas,
EruptiOns o.. ..................... p
15-RHEUMATISM, Rh matte
Pains -. 49,. .................... -
164-MALAR1A, Chills. Fever and
so-wH00PiNG coUGH... ......... .
27-KlDNEY DISEASES ............ p
&-NERNOUS DEBILITY ..........N %
At all Druggists or sent prepaid.
Specific Manual to be found at
Druggists or sent free, tells all.
Humphreys Medicine Compa-
nv. New York.
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sf5 Suits 10 order. 81 Trousers. EWig $
Young Mems Department
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BREAKS UP
CO Ids

"Scventy-Scycn" Is but one of DR..
Humphreys Specifics. There are 03
others just as good. Here are a few;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-16
LARGEST CROWb

For Years at nsthsny,s commencement.
The Exercises Close with The banquet
tits Iivening--Thol Graduation this
Morning. q 5,9 q
Twelve graduates and four post-grad.
yates comprise the class OF 1893, which
step down and out this morning from che
classic halls OF Bethany college, and
to.days proceedings which bring Is a
close the best attended commencement
for years, will be notable for the large
rcpresentatlun Of alumni, sa,hered nc
their alma mater to encourage those
who nre seeking TO weather the financial
storms which have besct the Institution
the past few years, but which happily
are said TO have spent their force. 81 4
# Former graduates from all over The
country are on the ground. and this at
,ternoon will be addressed by T. d.
Power. OF Washington, D. c., while tn.
alumni banquet ut 10 o'clock tonight
concludes the exercises. It Is said 1880
people witnessed the base ball game
yesterday afternoon. and saw Bethany
again defeat Hiram college. The same
teams play again this afternoon. Yes
terday's score was as follows: 5a4
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CANT dinner prepared which they. served
in the court house hall. and over 800
partook of It
: The churchlwas beautifully decorated
with flowers and flags.
+ The following Wheeling people were
Present: DIR. s. L. .Jepsor and wife, J.
n. Brown and wife, r. X. Giffen and
wife. DR.. Reed Baird and wife, 8. +.
Farls, Mrs. Chalmer Moffat, Mrs. Jen-;
ME McCammon. Miss Mamie Farls.
From Bridgeport were Ross ]. and VIM.
Alexander and Mrs. C.. J. Heinlein:
Martins Ferry, DR.. b. o. Williams and
wife. Mrs. NJ. c. Mitchell, Miss Anna
Dean: Bellaire, A ]. Giffen and wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth McCallister, Mrs. Lucy
Anderson, Mrs. James Darrah and Miss
Alice Cunningham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-16
] ST JOHNS HOME

l. e aI l.
Tho Closing Exercises mt Elm Grove were
Given on Tuesday. e
Z AT St Johns Home for Boys, Elm
Grove, Tuesday morning brought the
beginning Of the vacation of '9S to the
Toys. The closing exercises came on
at 1890 a, m. Only a few friends OF
the institution. were present, and It Is
regretted that the rooms are not large
enough to accommodate the many who
would be delighted listening to the reci-
7tations and really good singing which
stamps the character Of the school for
excellent training in reading and vocal
music. 81 "A 81
The programme consisted OF sweet
hymns and patriotic songs and fine Sc
lections OF 5liberty-lovirS themes, which
We're we'll delivered by those children.
The effects of the subjects were height
ened by the profusion Of flags and bunt-
ing. Every child, from the big boy in
the first class to the wee toddling."
was decorated" with the star-spangled
flag. After the CONCLUSION OF the pro-
gramme, premiums were distributed for
attention to the dining room, care Of the
furniture, kindness to little boys, po-
likeness, generosity, gentleness, and n
long list OF home virtues. without which
no boy can ever be real gentleman.
Many went TO their seats with four or
five presents.
1t was rare treat to be present at
the distribution. The children are
bright, healthy and happy; they miss
no mothers care or fathers protection;
they have all these blessings in the
good sisters who spare no labor for the
welfare ofthose confided to their charge.
Rev. Father Paquin presided, and az
ter distributing the premiums, he adj
dressed the youthful patriots. in senti-
ments suitable to their minds, Installing
the love Of country and telling them 10
be always true to their flag. Is
<, The plano used on this occasion is a
gift from Mr.. C. A. House. The sisters
are most grateful for this donation
from Mr.. House. 1tis more than they
could expect from one sindividual;5 It is
a munificent donation; 1t will be an aid
in directing the taste OF the inmates,
including that refinement so mach need
ed In public institutions Of charity for
children, as weM as training them in
singing. The sisters begin Immediately
and will continue during the vacation
to teach singing. making the vacant
hours Of the vacation pleasant for the
boys, exercising their voices, and from
time 10 time, have little socials at the
home, for their entertainment and i'm
provement.
THE surroundings are greatly inn
proved, the place is charming; from
every point the views are beautiful
Health Is q synonym for st. Johns.
Among the -thirty-seven boys there, not
one case OF sickness is on record for the
past year. The situation Of the build
ing Is most desirable. from sanitary
point Of view, being high. and the drain
age is perfect. Forest trees, fine shrub
berry and flowers set off the slop!ng.
grounds. making the place. q lovely spot,
an ideal home and a really happy, home
for Its inmates.
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and the men presented a fine appear
ance. the numerous commands being ex-
eeuted with fair precision, considering
the short time the men have been to-
gether. It Misunderstood that the Second
regiment. to which this company be-
longs, will be called within the ii.xt
week or ten days. and. as the roster 10
nearly complete, ithoEe who Wish to jaln
ahould do so at once, 30 TINT they may,
have the benefit ,of some preliminary.
drill before taking tho field. & T hoge
whaling TO enroll themselycd under Cap,
tain Wills may sign the roll at his office
No. 1916 Market street, which win sbe
open for recruiting from 0 q. m, to 10 p.
m. daily. lE.l u .-llI.- ~ n..flath N
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Za,,e Street Ep,rorthians.

Zane Street Chapter, Epworth
League, held its seni-annual election
of officers md the. following persons
were elected for the next six months:
s. President, Richard S. Fair; first vice
president, Mrs.. Carrie Emerson; Sec
ond vice president, Mrs. George Nc
Kown; third vice president, Mrs. j. F.
Rose: fourth vice president, Miss Matte
Graham; secretary Miss Aggie 3. Cline;
treasurer. Miss Nancy Longbottcm: or
Eanist, Miss AIDA Evans: assistant or
sanist, Miss Francis Burt; choirister,
Mr.. ]. T. Cowl. ,,31;5t 5.i
Mrs. j. F. Rose and Miss Agile B.
Cline were elected delegates 10 the con-
Vention June 25-29.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger, n ths clty-and ,Yheellnr


,5, pie Alb ond. /, :,
Colonel r.. T.. Fast, OF Morsantown,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry A. Shanor, of Sis.
tersville, nrc ut the. Windsor. ~
Miss Beulah Temblin, OF AIannln rton,
registered at the stamm last night,
Mrs. Q. N. Koen and Miss D. L, Kocn..
OF Huntington are guests Of the Wind
scr. !; /. IN 4 Z Il 1,s:: AZ 1. 3 = s
al. @. MeCluer, Charles T. Caldwell
anu 7. L. Shields, OF Parkersburg. YES.
sterday registered at the McLurc.
5& w. II. rutherford and wife, OF Pc.
troleum,: S. I. Rutherford, of Parkers-
burg, and c. r. Trnxler, OF Hurling-
ton, are stamm registers: l.,s5j,I,I 'sts'f.
,,R. II. Burke, of Lone Tree; /. L.
Ilhomas, Of Blacksvllle; w. u. Brown,
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. DR.. FORD REMEMBERED.
The Immune Lieutenant Presented
With n Beautiful Sword,

u b. . 4. .
The Immune Lieutenant Presented
With Beautiful Sword.
In fulhllmcnt OF a promise made by a
friend 10 O. friend, Dr. Frank j. Hupp
last night presented beautiful sword
to Lieutenant land Doclor) Clyde Ford,
"ot the Fourth United States Volunteer
Infantry uhe 1mmunes). who. leaves to.
day for Fredericksburg Virginia, where
he Joins his regiment.
DR.. Hupp invited number OF friends
to witness the ceremonies. which took
place at his home on Fourteenth street,
last evening, at 10 o'clock. Included in
these were many medical. co-workers OF
Drs. Ford and Hupp, who took advant-
age of this opportunity to bid God
speed TO the former.
DR.. Hupp's home was, appropriately
and periodically decorated for the occa-
sion. and the Mayer orchestra
furnished music. Rev. Joseph Speers
made. the presentation speech on behalf
OF the donar. DR.. Ford responded with
feeling that was quite apparent.
The sword Is a beautiful one. and
bears this Inscription: Z n n }-l.s,s
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Fatal. INJURIES
Received by larry syiri, In n bicycle Ac-
r5Etf citlr MT Inst NIGHT. ~ -s' d

. .
Z A young man, Harry Sylvis, WIG
thrown from his wheel opposite the
Cathedral last night. and s.s,ained la
tai injuries to his skull. He was riding
along the street and attempted to avoid
striking &a little girl who was crossing
the street. His wheel struck the girl.
knocking her down, but the shock threw
Sylvis with Sgreat violence agains! n
telegraph, pole. He was picked up
unconscious, and taken to his home, 904
ALLEY c., In: q hack. At o la,e hour last
night Dr.. FIJI. Hump said young Sylrls
would die in u few hours, his skull being
fractured: ~ n
Harry Sylvis Is a son OF VIM, Sylvis,
a driver for the United States Express
Company. and aged about twenty one
years. EHsssi! i'.sst t|56 fllg 10
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z Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
ease relieved In SIX hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t Is a
great surprise on account OF It's exceed
Ing promptncss inrcl!cving pain In blad-
der. kidneys and back. In male or fc-
male. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. If you want quick
relief and euro this Is tho remedy. Sold
by Il. II. List. druggist. Wheeling, w.
Va. (, ifs