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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
BOND FORFEITED.
The Alleged Shoplifter Failed To Ap-
pear i'm Court


When the case of Mrs. Moss alias Mrs.
George A. Harris" came up in the Police
Court yesterday. the accused failed 70
respond when her name was called. her
bond of 800 was forfeited and an attach
ment was issued for her apprehension.
Mrs. Harris" is alleged 70 have taken
q number OF articles. embracing hand
l1erchiefs. ties. gloves, etc, from the
counters in Julius Meyers Sons store.
Monday, amounting in value 10 about $40.
She was detected I'm the act by Meyers
floor walker. and placed under arrest,
ana taken 10 the Second Police station,
where. later I'm the day. she was bailed in
the sum Of $780, with Mr.. John y.
Thomas as her surety.
The witnesses from Meyers store were
on hand TO testify in the case. and the
matter VIII probably be pushed 70 the
end.
The accused comes from a good fam
fly, and the family naturally shrnks
from notoriety IN attempting 20 shield
the accused from public attention. Her
mother Mrs. Lesberger, came 10 the city
yesterday. and called upon the Messrs.
Meyer. who expressed no desire TO pros
ecGte the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
THE HOME BEAUTIFIERs.
Sydnor & Hundley Have Reduced the
Furniture Business 10 science.

Furniture Business 10 Sclclc'.
There is every thing in Sydnor & Humid
ley's furniture store on Broad street ne
tween seventh and Eighth, that first
class furniture dealer should oHer as
suitable presents for the holidays. amps
hundreds OF them and only lew aIAS
iu Bronze Onyx, BRASS, fOIceidlll allu
all kind of beauuiul S'@iius t0' c,bi1i.ts
All kinds OF Writing DESKS o.tDlIle. -
ChiffOniers. Libraries, emma Us 81
Rocksrs Hall and PsTlOr Pieces, All sun
able for Christmas giving. ho,,,.,,
III Won wish 10 see beauty az bca ~.
e. 90 through the seven foOrs ladeh wiz,
=, a. i'm furniture and your WISH VIII
h. rlaaeed thoFe are goods Inaue esPs-
ctaliv for the high-class trade, ahu III
Keeping with the reputation ol 1 1s trs5se
The preparations for the hy-uas - " -.
are complete ana e@tpolae11' .,.erege the
largest. and on general "'o'"so
P' I,oon entering the store, YOU come upon On
~ ,,ost complete and elegant me %
Rocking Chairs in every ft3 20 - a
,'rfcn II YOU can't AFFORD 20 give a
pi1-Ncyor,. chair that has struc" your
s,',,, ,-ot can get the style IN q cHcaP
Ia ',,,ood md finish and 50 on tHs Iule
can he followed through ne D,s r,,,is',i
I'm Chairs the firm has muir 80. q
aelo. ~ . ''s ID, ',ue FOR some old friend you
- 49, fnd the Morris 'naH, a f""ss
- ..l',.r,t.,,le gir. This easy aIlSit ~
49, ~ an woods, and can be ADJUSTED
The firm is selling quite ,,,b n nImsh and I'd
handsome Fancy Chairs' N Sierrips , MARITIME
5essher are being selected for gifts. g.,
q epecfaf assortment OF n-" Ss hefrg
e esSqd for presents FOR all Te eiesan ,t
too. handsoms. , assor MADE for and BY
Couches anr , iT,0iid be acceptable gifts.
sor f Of IRON BEDS Rrsss bS Mshoga rn
ish Rockers, Library 4, SH Tables in grace
ana Quarter s sa ~SSns 9ae 70 any room,
ful DESIGNS Rnok case and Secretary,
com plnaton, raSies Dressing Cases ana
~ y rs ND well worth examining
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
Officers Elected.

A. a regular review Of Richmond Tent,
No T. Knights OF the Maccabees OF the
World. tho following Sir Knights were
elected 10 I'LL tho chairs for the next
semi-annual term. commencing January
l. 1853: c. w. Norris, past commander
A +. Guerpilon. commander \. }.
smith. lieutenant commander; w II.
Riunt record keeper: William-.P. Jarvis,
chaplain; DR.. w H. Parker. physician;
Marshall A. Wood. sergeant. Ira 5. Hob
son master at arms. J. y Booker, hrst
master OF guards: T. II. Morrow second
master OF guards. c. z. Smith. sentinel
W Frank Adams. pickett: Virginius H.
wyatt. trustee 10 serve three years me
tent is in a very fourishing condition al
preseuc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14

and he pleased his audience thoroughly.
He was given strong support til Mr.. Al
fred Hudson. who as coke proved him
self capable actor: Mr. William SamD-
son who made "A highly amusing Chan
Ter. Vet. 1872: Miss Florence Rockwell.
whose imporsonation Of Meg Ronalds was
impressive and clever and Miss Fannie
Addison Pitt as Mrs. Marseu. There was
not member Of the cast who did not
do clever work. and the company was
well balanced throughout.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
A BEAUTIFUL AND
TOUCHING ACTION.
Linking the Past With the Present at
the White House.
TWO LADIES OF WHITE HOUSE.
ter of President Tylcr-Prescntcd
with "a Picture Taken While
Mistress of the White House.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Dec. 13.-special.--
A beautiful and touching incident recent
y occurred In the city OF Washington
in connection with Mrs. Mckinley, the
present Lady OF the White House and
Mrs. Letitia Tyler Semple, who filed
that honored position many years ago.
For several years Mrs. Semple has add
ed grace and dignity 10 that interesting
institution, the Louise Home and the
charming qualities OF her mnd and heart
have rendered her one OF the most de-
IghuuI ana attractive members OF tnat
widely known establishment.
WHEN MFRS. SEMPLE RULED.
During the administration OF her faith
or. President John Tyler. hlrs. sempie.
IN response 20, and in compliance with
his Invitation. assumed the social duties
OF the White House and IN that position
won the admiration and affection OF al
with whom she came tn contact
Recently. Mrs. Semple was quite unweli
ana during her lndispOsition. Mrs. NC
Kinley frequently paid her marked atten-
ton.
After her recovery Mrs Semple wishing
IN some way 10 express her appreciation
Of Mrs. McKinley's kindness. sent 10 her
cory OF a portrait OF herself painted
when Tyler was President. The picture
was a Mezzotint one Of the new order OF
photographs and the portrait OF which
IL IS a copy Is In the possession Of Mrs.
Sempies great nephew, Mr. John Tyler
Waller. who resides In Atlanta. Ca. with
his mother and sister.
II was given 10 his father. Captain VII
liam c. Waller and II became the prop
erty OF the son by Inheritance. The pic
ture was painted by the artist. Charles
King. while Mrs. Semple was fulfilling TO
the qualification and appreciation OF her
father. the responsible duties OF the Lady
OF the White House.
Surrounding the frame OF the portrait
are three flags, the cloth OF which Is OF
finest texture and the STATS Of which are
glded. on the LEFT is the Virginia flag,
on both sides OF which is painted the coat
OF arms and the motto of the State. On
the right Is the flag OF Ohio, also with its
motto and coat OF arms and In the center
is the Star Spangled Banner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
THE LADIES TO ACT.
They VIII Express Their Regret Mt the
Resignation OF Their Pastor.

A meeting Of tho lady members Of
Grove Avenue Baptist church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to
take action on the resignation Of their
pastor Rev. Or. J. C. Hiden. The ladies'
of the church are especially attached TO
DR. Hiden. whose tender ministry in his
long service as pastor has been 10 them
wholesome and helpful.
At this meeting the ladies' Will volun-
tarily express thir esteem FOR ana con-
fideuce in their pastor and assure him Of
their regret Al his departure and give him
their prayers for success wherever duty
may call him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
lie Made Strong Hit in His New
Play Last Night

Mr. Sol. Smith Russell in his new play
entitled Hon. John Grigsby, may not
have been 80 amusing as IN The Poor
Relation" or THE Bachelors Romance, q"
but his impersonation of the title role was
as clever a DIT OF combined humor and
pafhns as has been seen in Richmond for
many years The same good moral OF
fnal supremacy OF justice and right over
injustice and wrong was brought out
with strongly appealing effect The au-
dicncc which was large and representa-.
tive a. one time grew enthusiastic and
insisted upon Mr.. Russell coming before
the curtain for a brief speech which he
made in a very happy and unpretentious
way.
Mr.. Russell was at his best last night.
His power OF holding up the mirror 70
nature was displayed TO- nns advantage,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
Transfers Real Of Estate.

Richmond. C X Pollock. special com,
missioner. 10 Fanny r Wilson, wife Of
Harvey Wilson. half interest IN y leel
on Governor street southeast corner .-,r
Ross. subject to deed Of trust for $3.50
and taxes for 1898, &t.s5
Henrico. Preston Belvin's trustee 70 r.
psnd wexford. 40 acres known as "Acca
stock Farm" $4,000 o,.,
n Rand wexford and wife to Citizens
Exchange Bank. 40 acres known as Aces
Stock Farm. s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14

and now telling his thrilling. experiences
al Santiago as a member OF the houeh
Riders. on the bill with him are Berte
Coote. Julie Kingsley, Richard Harrow
of "14q2 - William T. Carlton, Fleureite
Tho nramier dancer. May Mooney Lil-
liam Green and Wilton Friend IN a
comeiotta. Holiday and Wari the GEE
brated Irish team and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
EuneraIof Omccr James.

The funeral OF Sanitary Otiicer Alfred
lanes took place at o'clock yester-
Sav from the FIRST Baptist ehureh
's The pail-bearsrs were Officers CLARK TX
con Wiltshire. Farley and sutton OF the
second District. and Officers LarnpHlh'
burnett. Walton and Shields OF the SAM
tary force. s ,,.,r,c, a.
tended In a body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
piotnriaIRecital at y. VI. G. A.

Albert Armstrong will give MS plcto-
III rec,.al tomorrow night IN Assoc'a-
ton Han this being ,he hire no.'rsr
- ,he car Cours 4 few seats yet re-
~ and can be secured al the Assccia-
ne hui,dine The photographs were
AIKEN by Mr.. Armstrong during nlne
weeks trip in Scotland. anc the ilcture
plav viii he one Of the treas OF ina tea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
, sCExETo BIZ REMEMBERED
, Rcantifni Display oil Ho'e'S ,'i,,
80 Goods Shown by the "'i'e'
China Co. To-. &, certainly

,as Gods SHOWN by the M'i'e'
China Co. ,.o,, e. certainly
attractive throughIaie. p or ,n,ngs
Y,,h,ad stores and windows MAJ s,rsr,test
- grand. and one oil "a - he
sights on the whole 80
s s,7Iier CHINA. Company's place.
MliiSt -, t-,oyyn store IS tull OF oeaut'
ms VIZ. 80 oifts. and the people have
III A.,od ia take them away A"o
co'Ii''S.' ,'ts its stock OF elegant glass
a'o,.'' t-orzes and bTic-a-ptac u az
ie-.,,.c' 'a,,rirq the day. but as t"iiish1
ines and the lights cum
can be witnessed sraho
49, rrbe store is lighted by elec,r'cily,
a. To,A arc and incandescaht ngh's, anu
49,, r,.itory glow Of numerous oeauuiu'Iy
sbaded lamps makes a s'bh1 "0' '''" -
be forgotten. o,y denartments.
The store contains many ~" -. ~ :.
and all OF them are ne" - "a
-,,ter0,t stock Of cut-glass IN large ana
pon $3.50 mat IS the finest the con-
.,, 80 of,ared the public. Brlc-a-orac
- e,,erv ABSORPTION is displayed 10 an
Ss,,on,asa ana the stock or lamps Is
,,..,,es, -, seen In the store. IEere
70 - for the kitchen. the hdif' the
- ard the exquisite reception
i",,n wb,oh the firm has secured the
80, idess There IS also large assort-
,,,srt ., ainner sets and toilet sets' ana
brass goods in all styles ana prices.
The display Of chafing dishes anu i've
o.ctock tea sets IS n grand one:
Decorated china Of every description is
attrac,,ng atIention. The dinner sets
are perfectly beautiful and the chop
sets grand. ,,,,, ch-,..
slfts that can be secured az TINS store.
can be found Dresden CLOCKS, !apanese
gonrs. nunch sets. large assortment OF
s s,lvsr p paue and cute parlor tables.
The Miller Company has made up a
grand stock of goods to select Christ
mas gift from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
rhai. Terms Shnrfencd

The Governor has issued an order 10
the effec. that the prisoners kept III
county and city jails while the peni.eh-
tiary was quarantined against sTnah-pox
shall have the number OF days they were
keof In waitipg deducted from their
terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
Georgia and Alabama.

The approximate earnings OF the ceor-
gla and Alabama railway for the FIRST
week In December are: Week ending De-
cember 8. 1895, s23. l53; week endins De-
cember 8, 1897. So. s2l: increase. $3.50; July
list to December s. 1895. s57s702; July ist
to December 8. 1897. sS2s,ai: increase,
SSl, A9l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
20 Hear Bankrnntcy Case.

writ was served yesterday oy ne
United States Marshal on MI. reoize ~
West and Col. j. V. bldgoou' ~
under a deed OF assignment nleu " s,',
Sunday and answer an Involuntary Pc
tition in bankruptcy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
Mrs Taylor Ii stter.

Mrs. Q. NJ. Taylor, who has been III
with appedIcitis at her home. on Parton
Heights. for more than two weeks. is i'm
proving under the skillful treatment OF
her physician. DIR. r. w Miller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
The Kidneys

filter the blood and slit the acids
and impurities from it. When
the kidneys ere diseased the
blood becomes impure, and then
rheumatism, dropsy, uremia and
other diseases follow. To cure
the kidneys they should be
stimulated with
II the kidaeys L0-kD<f1n
are not kept AIOSs =
healthy, GIo~1>h
Brights disease ouOthioSI
,%., them. Biffors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
PLANTING PECAN TREES.
Whnt Soil Is Hest tdapted =, mat,
GuIttfrR

81. Louis, Mo, Dear Sir; Can you give
me ANY information MS to how 10 nlnnt
pecanS ana how long 1t takes them 10 h,,1r
WAat location would you recommend wbore
| can raise both fruit and pecans
G.w.B.
Concerning pecan culture, must say
that not so much is known OF this subject
as would wish. but some facts nova
been definitely fixed such as the nnrelln-
putty of the bearing age. the definite
character or soil 10 which the treps are
suited and the uncertain amount of fruit
produced upon trees from the very hest
seed Touching upon these Iseints Win CAV
,hel a rev pecan trees have been reported
pafinS at the age OF years and these
hre curiosities, number have been known
10 bear at 10 years, but a sim greater mum.
oer OF trees require Is To 20 Years 20 come
into bearing. Usually the first crops AFRO
s,'ul' iiueeH, not averaging mSre than one
uusnoi Oh nuts per tree. The wooded
sroMtn OF the tree Is usually slow not
more than twelve inches gain In height IL
tno average FOR one year. Judging by tnig
standard tho inrge full-bearing trees thar
we note upon our alluyal soils must he
40 10 100 years old. The great npe ,e-
CURED Tor bearing in a large degree ac-
counts Tor the very few practical points
mat are known concerning poem culture
ne sou nest auapted To pecan culture is
alluvial, moist river and creek bpttnms
such MS Is found upon the lower lands Of
the Brazos river and other streams in This
ana adjoining eastern States, where mois
ture Is never lacking and plant fool is
abundant After few years the ,roe is
very hardy and will thrive with little care
upon such soils,
J. II, Council.
Director Texas Agricultural Experiment
Stations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

Pugllistic managers and prom,tors n,
san Francisco have at last reached an
asreemcnt among themselves. aud accord
ms TO reports received from the coast Tho
boxing situation has again cleared I'm
The rival and warring managers hay.
stopped the wranglirg among themselves
ana have arranged a schedule between ihs.
niucrent clubs. giving each NJ tho orvan,-
zations chance 10 null MI 4 show within
q, given time The following schedule has
already been made and license nroenred
from the health and police COMMITTEES ~
pun on contests chpynski and Tut
Ryan, twenty rounds, under the auspices
81 the Empirc club. February TO-. George
rresn and Tommy Ryan. twenty rounds
az the National club. February % and
refer jackson and Peter Mgher twenty
ROUNDS. before the Occidental club about
.nr middle OF March. Big Jim jeffries has
pren mat'hed 70 neW old Joe Goddard IN
twenty -ronnd contest ~ Los An.a,as
ana u HIS showing AGAINST The old war.
Morse ~ good enough the siant VIII ha
me'oned against TON sharkey
On January 81. 2S and 20 there was ra,h.
cred 10 foakum. Texas. from all parts Il
mo country. insluding ieslco, Que az liza
iarssst and most enthusiastic crowds Z,
Aamirers Of cock nshtipx that ever
assembled IN this STATE True. il may
= called ssatlemanly. for when bettlns |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
Delicate children! What

Delicate children! What
/. source of anxiety they arel
The parents wish them
hearty and strong, but they
keep thin and pale.
To all these delicate chill
drcn SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liyer Oil with Hypo-
phosphites comes with the
best of news.
i brings rich blood.
strong bones. healthy nerves,
and sound digestion. Ii is
growth and prosperity to
them.
No matter how delicate
the child, il is readily taken.
sos, and shoe. ali druggists
SCOTT sowNk, ch.misA New YsL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

tales place the parties making the wager,
though they may be entire strangers. take
each others word OF honor. which IL never
broken. instead OF placing the money 10
tho hands OF a stakcto der. Again. III
gatherings OF this kind one never hears
harsh or unkind word from either parry
interested. II one unacauaintcd with 'nis
class OF sport were To attend rockipS
main. he might expect 10 find there the
rough element OF society. but he VIII sec
mingled together some of the most pioini-
nent men OF a community who do
not attend for the purpose Of gaming. hut
who 20 there to witness an interesting aid
exciting MORT
This main WIS between chickens from tbs
State Of Georgia and the State q TeSss,
There were nineteen cocks out Of 4 20 stlfIe
twenty-one that weighed In.
The result was walkaway for Texas.
the glorious old Lone Star shiaing Upon
the breasts OF twelve victorious Texas gem
erals. five of which belonged 10 Mr. Patton
prominent lawyer of Halletsville. win
showed the famous Claiborne strain. Mr.
Sid Moore. the Georgia gentleman. claims
that this Is the only Btrain Of chickens thaf
Texas can produce that can defeat him IN
a main. Mr., Moore probably knows wh'c
he is talking about. for ne has been WIZ
ming In Texas for six years.
II would probably be well to men,'oa
that In connection with the main there wers
matched ten Texas birds aEainst Ten sfsor-
Ella birds TO be fought in hack fights This
also resulted in an easy victory fer Texas
she winning seven out OF ten. Thus Il
win be seen Georgia was not In IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

4
! First dav-
| !. Texas, black-rsd mugwump; Geor-
! gia, a brown breasted red Won b. Tax;is.
| ?. Texas "A red spangied white tail.
| Georgia, black brass back. Georgia won
IN second pitting.
2. Teas a red spanged white tail Ge~r-
gia. black breasted red. Texas won 81
second pitJng
4. Texas. brown-red Georgia. a black
red topknot Georgia won
s. Texas, T. p. Robinson fAus.in)
brcwn-red; Georgia. n red ciobher- jaw.
Owing 10 nm inexousable error oil the part
Of the Georgia handler in a matter OF eNe-
cUton OF the rules governing pitting, this
feh, was declared draw there being no
referee M to this time, aud the two judges
falling to agree, This was lucky for Texas.
however, as she had lead chicken.
Al this luncture Mr.. Charles =. Adams OF
Dallas was selected as referee.
6. Texas. blood-rct, Georgia gray.
Texas won easy.
Second day
I. Texas, hrnss- back mugwump; Geor-
Ella. black red muff Won by Georgia
.. Texas. q black breasted rcd: Geor-
ria, the same, Georgia hal this fight won.
but lost on Il foul.
y. Texas, a round headed rcd: Georgia.
silver gray. Won by Georgia.
4 Texas. round-headcd red; Georgia.
brown rcd, Won by Texas.
8, Texas, black brass back; Georgia,
a blue red Texas won
q. Texas, a white-lcZged red; Georgia.
brown red. Won by r. Xas
Third day
l. Texas. round headed red: Georgia
black round head. Won by N,xas
2. Texas. redspangle. Georgia,
black red lound-head. Won by Texas.
3, Texas black hrass-hact Georgia.
gray Won by Georgia.
4. Texes red Georgia, nm Irish gray.
Texas won
;. Texas an Irish gray: Georgia black
red. Won by Georgia.
o.. TeNns red, Georgia. gray. Won
by Texas,
4 Texas spangled white tail; Georgia.
black-rcd. Texas won.
The finale of the main was battle
royal composed of nlnc cocks, three Of
which were Georgia chickens.
MT Moore. the Georgia man, was heard
TO romark that It seemed as though the
Texas chickens knew his BIRDS for as
soon ms tho chickens struck the ground IN,
SIX Texas cecks charged on the Geolgin
plfas aud then the row began" When
the smoke OF battle cleared there was found
tsomowhnt dlsfigured but still camel
cock belonging to MIR George Jolly OF Yoa-
huh' VINO proved to be the sole survivor.
immediately after the battle royal' cr
ticits OF agreement were signed by NJ,
Moore OF Atlanta. Ga. ard Mr., Madam az |
houston. Texas. for main TO be fought IN |
san antonio OF February A. 10 and lG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
Shoe Department..

Our sacrifice on prices in this depart
ment has been the means of giving o1|
shelves an appearance of emptiness, M|
we stop not hammering down prices 81
we much prefer empty shelves and Il
swollen bank account TO full shelves anil
empty pockets. Therefore, we will ofrl
this week in order to keep things hum
ming:
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS
The Look i'm q
WOr17af7'S Face.
Beauty dEsabbears zsken the eyes ere dxZ the skin
IS SALON and the aOviukles begin to APPEAR. Mrs.
Ensign 70atched her good looks return day BY day.

A wofnan's beaaty is more a matter Of
health than Of regular features or perfect
proportions.
Without the magnetism of sound health,
and the vitality and good spirits that come
naturally from sound sleep and good diqes-
ton no woman is altogether charming.
A year Of III health will do more to
ruin beatty than ten years Of healthful
living.
Many woman is watching with dis
may the growing pa1lor Of her cheeks, the
coming Of wrinkles, the thinness that be-
comes more distressing every day.
Sufferers from such Affections will be
interested to read the story that is told by
Mrs. w. II. Ensign, Of 419 South Freedom
Avenue, Alliance, Ohio.
For no particular reason that she cou1d
discover, her health began to Arun down.
very much as CLOCK runs down when
the power in the spring Is exhausted.
She steadily grew weaker, thinner. paler
every day, till she was hardly able to
move about the house.
She was wholly unfit for household
work, or any of the duties Of Life.
Her skin became dry and withered.
Her eyes were doll and her face constantly
wore pinched, strained look, arising from
the unnatural condition of her nerves.
Such faces may be seen everywhere.
The unfortunate IN this " run down y
condition cannot rest at night, cannot d.
gest proper food.
The system Is prepared to receive the
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

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AZ Could eat and sleep better than for
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The gain continued steadily as long
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~ ceased taking them only when felt
IN perfect health.
al cannot find words to express my
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As she told her story Mrs. Ensign ap-
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This power has touched the root OF
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All druggists sell DR.. Williams Pink
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