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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
PETERSBURG.
Business Mems Association Will
Push Division Scheme.

Petersburg, Va, May 22.-The Young
Mems Business Association of Peters,
burg will shortly appoint a committee
to cooperate with other committees to
be selected from the City Council and
the Chamber of Commerce to use every
possible means to induce Congress to
take up and carry through what is
known as the diversion scheme" for
improving the Appomattox river at
this harbor.
NEW STREET RAILWAY.
About two thousand feet of the new
street electric railway has been laid on
Washington street from the corner of
Chapell street. All material for the
road has arrived, and the force of
hands which has been at work on the
road. Mr.. James h. Bradley, the con-
tractor, said yesterday. would be large
~ Increased this week. Mr.. Bradley
says that the work of building the rail-
way would be pushed raSRdly.
ADDITION TO FREIGHT DEPOT.
In order to properly handle their RAJ
Pidiy increasing freight business the
richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company Is having u large addition
made to their freight depot in Poca-
hontas. The new addition, when com.
pleted, will give considerable in
creased capacity for the storage OF
freight, and the facilitation of busl-
ness
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
# his grandmother. Mrs. Ann E. Par

ker.
Mr.. Robert G. Laird, Of Richmond
on Sunday visited his wife at the home
of Colonel II. S. Boykin, in Suffolk.
in town to-day.
Miss Daisy Nurney returned to-day
from a trip to Tarboro. N. C.
Mrs. II. Mcclellan and niece, Miss
Mary Bell, left on Sunday evening for
Phillipsburg, Pa. where Mrs. Mcclellan
will spend several months with rela-
tives.
Harry Riddick, late sergeant in the
Fourth Virginia Regiment, is i'll at the
Protestant Hospital in Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank Il. Jones was better to-
day.
Mr.. J. c. Dennis. of Norfolk, visited
his old home in Suffolk Sunday
Miss Nettle Ramsay. of Chuckatuck,
on Sunday finished n stay in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellinor e. Titus, of Pc
tersburg. have finished stay with the
family OF Mr.. Titus brother, Mr.. J. w.
Titus. in Suffolk.
Miss Grace Wagner. Il pupil at Nan
semond Seminary, left Sunday to visit
her father, Mr.. James Wagner, in
Lower Parish.
President r. Rowland Moore. of the
Suffolk Sawmill Company, returned to-
day from Sandy Springs. where he went
to accompany his family. which will
remain two or three months.
Traffic Manager w. II. Taylor of the
Atlantic and Danville was in Suffolk
this afternoon.
Mr.. w. G. Elan was to-day appointed
Suffolk ticket agent OF the new Bay
Line steamers.
Mr.. c. L. Carr. of Norfolk, was in
town to-day.
Rev. Henry wingate. of Matthews.
Va, visited friends in Suffolk this af-
ternoon.
The Misses Griffin, of Norfolk. are
being entertained by the Misses Buck,
No. ~ Main street.
Mr. c. o. Barney and Miss Barney. of
Canaan, New Hampshire, arrived in
Suffolk Sunday on n pleasure trip.
Miss Lula Brown. OF Cypress Chapel.
was in Suffolk to-day.
Mr., Robert W. Friend. of Atlanta,
was in town to-day
1t has been decided that the amateur
opera will not be repeated next Friday
night as intended.
Mr.. James NJ. Virgins. of North Car
DINA, is visiting his family in Suffolk.
Mrs. Winston Xix, of Roanoke
tonight to visit Hon. j. e. Booker's
family.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Young children, to avoid

Young children, to avoid
m arasm u.s.. scrofula, or
ricketts,, and develop healthy
tissues, bones and teeth, need
fats and hypophosPhites. DR..
w. Gilman TIL o1npson,
Prof. Matcria Medica and
Therapeutics, in the Uni
versity of New York, asserts
that Cod-livcr Oil is the
best fat for the purpose.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver or partly digested and
combined with hypophos-
phites, it gives children
material for rich blood,
solid hcsh, bones and teeth.
scorr s sS W;;ss JS.s aiisss;a;: . York
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

TIME ONLY WAY MOST MEN Will,
save money is 4 l.ttle at a time sys-
tematic saving. The experience OF prac.
teal men. who know, say that a good
way to save money is 10 invest In LIFE:
INSURANCE.. 1t means laying aside a
small amount each year and receiving
your money back with large profits at q
time when you need II most. For this
purpose the best policy Is the Life Rate
For full information call on write to
WOODWARD &s ELAN. Suffolk. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
many such notes In existence. and they
have no value.

THE DEPOT QUESTION.
The Subcommittee on Streets to-
night voted to return to the full COM
mittee the ordinances allowing the
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads to
unite In building a union depot, and
recommending that forfeiture bonds be
required. The committee will hardly
make such a recommendation. There has
been long, stubborn and wholly in
applicable fight against the ordinances
outside Of. the committee. 1t is n SIM
pie fact that 1t is difficult to find n
man. woman or child In Richmond who
approves the fight against the roads.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Ninety Per Cenf.

OF the people have some kind of humor In
inc blood. and this causes many Diseases
iioods Sarsaparilla cures these diseases
by expelling the humor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

HOODS Pills arc non-rritating and the
only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsapa-
The silver star., 1899-05-05
Railroad Notices.

Cumberland Presbyterian General As
sembly. Denver, May IS to 2s. 1883.
Rate of one and one fifth fare on cer-
iificate plan from state points to Denver
and return is authorized. Certificates
available May y. l6. II. ls. 70 and %.
good to return three days after closing
dat. of assembly.
For further particulars call on G. l.
Knapp agent X; G.. s.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Tke motto of Tzs TEzEcx~s-Wnsy
woxIo . i.rroTsz<et II ssssres ea<A
year to be hesrsr thar IT ss ths year
before, sd psbsls roaS1isree !. il :
sAosn by tie fat tn1f i Eos earcsisses
noTs fhAn tsice zz G<sy rsSers ererT
REX ~ sn5 oshsr ressparerY oct =
daily. pab.lsSsd in AEeri>A
We o9er ;bs grAsuz2sd asssra,er
ard IaE Ss-TKz Sz&E tress5s~ 0re
year fos S5O- J.e sexElA- s1hsr-sr:soo
p-s>. cf Tia sso papers y e31n
The silver star., 1899-05-05
RAuRoAp NOTICE.

sEDrcED EATE. Fgyx ffEE oJisDf-.Dso
poLLEGz or COLORADO gRfNG--
Bate u oae AID oze fifth fxrss &C shs
certificate pIzE . zsshnrIzsd f-ol state
p,oia;s 70 Css1rz5o spriogs and rsssrn
Certificates 10 he zrzilsb1= q ip<iI 55.h
35th. 9th ard essh. lscc. and i the re
gnised nuni-er q certsf-ztes 3D. sho--
ing fr.l .zir pad CT goirg i-ip. are PRE-
ssn;ed 70 the Joat Agec,, they I'll be
STAMPED By hin. AID hoss.e-s returned =,
one aifh ,srs. net iz,s- than thrse days
alter the eiosirz date x the nee;ing
svadss noi 70 Be coEnfsd
.ATfOsAL BAFTrs. AS~IyErssAKIgs
Al sss YEascE-oD. .rsaLToR-5A- MAY
5sh TO 5sa. pr. 3;
A rate * oae loves. standard thirty
day rate for the round tip is authorized
from points IN Colorado to San FRANCISCO
ard return. Agents On BRANCHES except
Oh Aspin branch Kill aid their one
=sy rate TO functional point 70 $500.
On business via Portland the following
srbitrsries should be added to the one
fare rate; Yia Shasta route and Port
land and San Francisco. in one direction
-sl2O. In both Directious 5000
Vic o. c. 4 y. Co. steamer between
same joints. both directions. including
meals and berth-t3OOO
Tickets TO be on sale May 18th 70 18th
1893. Going limit Nay 18th. ls9e. Final
limit to return July 18th, 1880. Tickets
to be limited To continuous passage in
each direction. Co onmencing date Of
execution. except that stop overs wiIl be
alloEed.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
The NATIONAL. LAND LIST

The only genuine real estate a.'er published
IA America. II eizc'iih,ss n every state In the
L Unlon. Parties in.eTe.te1 in buyihg. selling
or exthaf sing Land. merchandlse or other
property viii and what they want IN TBE
SATIosAL LAsD List II is Jam FIN of
.ps ,nl bargain. anf oTers Of exchange. SIN
gle 80 les BY NAL 10 CENTS Address The
National Land List Publishing Co. Green Ridge
Nis sOun
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10 connection with the Denver 4
Rio 0raude It forms tho wonderful
All Rail "Around tho Circle Trip"
z. 7. JEFFERY President.


As patriotic American citizen. yo,, unturrl
" desire . full and aCcurn Accs,uni ur tho
Aincrican.spanish war ~ u pronrcrs,-.. Re
ncvlnR THIS 70 be ygur sentlinent. We s.,lIft
your snbsoription for the Denver Evc,,iny
Post and pr0inise yOu In return the foliowInr
Firt-our war nows will be the fullest eniii
css and niost nccurnie received IN the s>iats.
second TIE fosT o.rt00ns arr dawn ~
the intinitablc steele, acknowledged 10 bc The
best war csrtoonisf 10 America. His concep-
lions OF " nclc ham" arc conceded the vriy
best In tile United Htatfs. and arc cOin M ettoa
upon throughout the wh0le country.
our Postscript man 70 Mr.. James Hartou
ADAMS. wbOsc war pOemo and funny iiOet-
scripts are c0pl0d over The world.
The editorials arc by hr. John Carroll His
over the entire W. at.
Hut as the proof % tho pudding 10 tn ths
chcMiuE of tho bag" We sugxeAt that our ~.
sxccllcd scrvice can only - property Judged
BY sccinn and rcadlng THE Posi- ksnso, We
solicit your subscrittI0n
u. you do not desire 10 srnd ei 90 Sor Ten
weeks. send 10 ccilts wDck f0s ~ miuy w ukf
~ you wish 10 have TIL; pOsT.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Then il Dgrsrgo yoa shoG.d stop a.
tie Bsa:n Hote;, Cnss. Fssek, propristor-
TIE table ! ssppi1d nth sresythizz
the market s1o-ts and gcu are sure 81
hsing treated eo1rieosisi: a. eel 20 asT-
ing god Comfortable bed u ssssp IT.
Rates "a and sz6o per dzy; opposite
rri1rs Ds-ot-
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Al the srho1l e.sctisn lsst Aoadzs.
o. u. Pyls zzs re elected secretary FOR
.hs fourth tirae- This is :ecomrnscds-
ton snough to shox that Ar. Pyle per
forms the duties os schoo! officer TO the
entir. szs.sfzc,Ion of the people 1t this
district. There Ezs tbs largest turnout
in many yearr. An 9 uill general tax
ard rniIl building tar zss voted.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

J. q KEap capitalist * .AIAscT, y
7 has h,osgAt it-e Houzsr irse-zss sn tie
.zszo-s CosSisc Dre2- rai.e oe Bs1e
aaouatziD- Nes=fs Honzer zrd ElA.p
Ssre Ia to=n izs: SATURDAY 1x<.rg CIT
psp@rs. Nh. Houze- gsfrg toCortsz on
sstafjzy rhsrs as ELL azke o-s Llee1s
II .raIster.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Tksz y1S zss nsv scn q rso-A<s
gos vast 20 be Erss a hzrinS II IL
1Ezts s1st the rssso1 thai yce skfrsd
call % l. D. Gsssu4od. axens far -hs
Watt Ts.sorinz Ca u Chicago. - this
ooxa ra-, g1zszr.ee< it
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Tho Blain Hotel ia the place TO stop
when you go 10 Durango. Good beds
good meals and courteouo treatment are
asW urcd you. 43N
The silver star., 1899-05-05

An enDri Will be made In few days u
buiid a bicycle tack eiiicr at the bnIl grjini
or On ia" HAT just above. quarter mile track
can bf secured at either place and ean b con i.
struoteh ~ n very moderate cost. All bicycle
idcrs W u bc asked to contribute 10 u fund 10
be used for That purposc. II has also bscn
sugyc ted that bicycle pnib be constructed
around the west sldo Of Sod, Lake. which eaD
bo done ,rty chenply.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

IN" Colombo Electric Light aud POKER 90
h IA commenced the work Of danilng The DO
oris nscr IN IN Canon near tba J. r. W. tun
mel. for water power. 4 fiumc viii to run to
point near this city aud the company VII, IL
the futur., use water instead :of seam usvc
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Durango 10 crowded with viritors and
homo aeokcp Thooc who do not lind
what ,hoy want should come 10 Monte.
zuma County.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Prof.. r. -. Brindle the popular school
teacher at Cortez wheeled into toxin
iast Saturday.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Tho Bell Steam Laundry at Durango
sends out nothing but good wori.
Leave your work at Tnr SiLvrn stan
Office.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

n you think VIZ do not have good
chriaiian Endoavor Iust como out noxi
Sunday evening and bo convinced of
your error.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

james Moore. prominent rsnchman
~ Corfez vas doing this berg last satur-
day.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

g. T. Kempstef. special agen, d the
Orient Insurance Go. ~ Denver was in
town last Thursday.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Tn. SmyyH STAn publishes ths newe
and you should be n sub,criber. 200
gets Il for one year.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

4. +. Adama noted mining man of
,he Blue Mountains was business
visitor In town last wenk.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Tuesday night was the coldest in
several weeks aud about as cold az any
time this winter.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

J. J Harris & Co. ars improving the
appearance u their store building by d
new coat of paint
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Some rr.oss q, the beautiful tell last
TUESDAY righ,
The silver star., 1899-05-05

The Ute Reservation il now open, and
~ is ouf subscription list for new sub
-criberg.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Have you read what The Thrice.a
Week World Gays in another articlei
You van. 10 read II.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

H. II. Kimbali travelling man d
Denver sas doing Dolores this week
The silver star., 1899-05-05

John Kellcnburger. ono Of Durango's
prominent business mcn took dinner at
the Southern last Sunday.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Ben Chimes. the stocxman n Norwood
vas caller al THE 5rLysE STAg last
Saturday.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Joe Gage oi Rico ~ss seen 90 oui
streets Monday.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

T.. l.. Rider. superintendent ~ the
Entcrprise mino ~ Rico was down
pnesengcr on ths train last Tuesday.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
RICO RUMBLINGS.
fe~SSun.

j. w. "insu,elg returned after Fix weeks
spent In hunting and viewing cil.. awellings In
tho aoaiezuma valley, Wednesday
The silver star., 1899-05-05
THE
New York World
THRLCE-A-WEEK
ADDITION.

PrhctIchIIy DhiIy nt tho frico OF
u Weekly
Tho striking and important events
OF tho Inst year have established tho
overwhelming vnuc ~ TnE TnRior A.
WLrn WonLD 10 every reader. For an
almost nominal sum II has kept liz sub.
ecribcrs informed Of tho progrces of ali
our wars aud. moro over. hun reported
them as promptly and fully us II II were
daily. VIII, our interests still extend.
ing throughout tho world; with our
troops operating in tho Philippines. and
tho great Presidential campaign. too, at
hand. Ito value 10 further increased.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

II has been deaIed by III ItIco FIxup Co
10 continue The good work already commence,
aud the soliciting committee viii .osn wal
upon all property owners
The silver star., 1899-05-05

The saoE has placed broad grin ot
s.sryhoIy's face.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
Looe' & Personal.
Job Eork done at this Office.

stop a, the Blaia Hotel when In Du-
range. l5f
The silver star., 1899-05-05
Msrriea,
-DOO-

Senator Jehn J. Harris. Of Dolores.
was married 10 Den.e. on the evsning
0, the 18th to Miss Mary z. Smallxood
The ceremony ras performed at the
home u the bride. 80 South 18th St.
Nr. and Hrs. Harris have gone to Ohio
.or 7isit to Mr. Harris old home. THg
SrLyze STAB with host d friends all
oTsr the state join in wishing the happy
couple long and usssul life.
Fron The Dsn,er Evening Eos.
Fifteen yezrs ago John J. Harris. nox
state senator. sayed the life nf Aiss MARY
z. Smallxood. They were married last
syening. thus ending pretty romance.
the Ike u Ehich is often read about in
oooks, bu, seldom heard 0, in actual life
The groom Is a wealthy banker aud
merchant u Dolores. Colo. and the
bride beautiful and accomplished
yOung woman. one Of beavers iaires;
daughters.
H. 1884 Miss snsiiwood; then a mere
school girl, fell into the Platt river.
which yas on one oi iis annual ram
pages. and Mr. Harris rescued her from
drowning. as she was about 10 go down
N whirlpool Tor the third time. For
thirteen years they lost track Of each
other. but in 1881 when Mr Harris en-
tered the state senate be booked up the
girl ~ho owed her lie 10 him. and called
o. her frequently during the winter
The courtship was continued during the
last session o' the legislature. an en-
gsgemenf was announced. and few
days before the session adjourned the
wedding sas arranged 10 take place last
| o. yening.
Senator Harris belonged 10 bache-
lofs club. with er 4 ilderrnan Davis. who
was married the other day. II was the
rule of the club to allow no member 10
ge, married until 1900.
Senator and Mrs. Harris will reside at
Dolores when they return from the
East.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

WI want correspondent at each
post Office In tho county. Send In your
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Ars. Res. Daly will conduct the
Christian Endeayor neIt Sunday even
ing.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
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R1ooRAsDE SOUTHERN r. 4

ft,ss4l DIR q ;ns i.5t column sd spfLe right
-. ira re fx<s diner - DDicFs<- Eex1ls<
if.fz zni tfz.cs % 10; cary ya.-sn<~rs.
". ii. s:c lf.Jf.. A gent
The silver star., 1899-05-05

ite-as srd ne nh frrEisk yoa Nth
ssssioass5 s1d sts~rs-
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-08
CARNIVAL QUEEN
Cochise County Nav Choose
 enc of Her Maids of Honor

The following self explanatory let. ter was received today:
 PHOENIX, Aris. Nov. }, 1899.
 Ed PKosrkeroR-Ths coming carni- val to De held here will be the grand est event in shs history of the serri- tory. The opening day. Monday, December 1. will have . grand parade as its most prominent feature. The people here are already engaged in bAiloliog for . queen Of tns caruivsi. IL is the inten iiJp vf the carnival as- soc,s,ion to have the queen attended b5 twelve n aids of honor, one maid to bs chosen from each couoty- in the territory. The carnival assosia- ton has though, it proper to refer the choice of these maids to the people of the respective counties, the news- apers Of each county to agree upon . plan Of action and conduct the de- tails of the public to the ballntinE that is te be inaHeuratsd. Ballots should Dc sold at the rate of i've csnts each. Suitable polling plsces should bs established and the rssult canvas. ed each day and posted up censpic uously and published in the n~ws- papers. Local conditions must O! courss largely govern thess msttsrs. The amount of money d-rived from ballotiny in your county, for instance. will be devoted to paying the travel ing eIpsn.ss of the maid ahosep by Jou an'i the expense Of her costume. The m.ids will attend the quesn of tas carnival in the parade on Monday of c.rnivA. week and also at she grand dress ball to bs given in O'Neill hall hall on Friday evening si esrn,val week. The Iosision of maid will therefore bs one of great prominence and social distinction. The suggss ton is here made that the newspaper msu of your county meet together and decide on these aattsrs and take prompt action. We shall bs glsd to furnish sush other information ss you may need. Trusting that vs may count on your hearty es-opsra'ion in this important matter I a1,
 Respectfully and frat.rn.lly you're.
 L E HoFFNAN,
 Corresponding Secretary.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-08
Glorious News

Cooiss from Dr. D. 5. Cargile, :oi Wsshita, I. I. He writes: "foar bottles of Electric B,tsars hs, cured
 NrsNBewer of seroiulA. which had caused her great sutf ring tor years. Terrible sores would break cat oa hsr
 head and lace, a1i the bsst doctors could give no help; bn: her cure is complete and her health is excellsnt." Tnis shove what thousands have prnved-that E Esctric Bitters is the best blooi pnrId-r known. It's the supreme remedy ter ecz ma, ,e,tar, salt, rheun. ulcsrs, b nls at runnip < sore.. It stimulats< l'yer, kidneys and bowls. expsls poison,. helps diges- tion builds up ths strength. Oaly
 50 ceuts. Sold by ths Tombstone Drug Sts.e. Drugg-t Gu.rsntsed.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-08
SOME ATTRACTIONS
A Few If the Things t. be Ser D
 at Mains Cirl us

A new feature that causes one to wonder how tits possible, is the exbibi. ten ot animal training, the work O! six,y-ihree performing thoroughbred hsrses in . ring at one time. With the Waiter l.. Maiu circus which ex' hibi,s at Benson. Nsv. Ssh and Bisbee Nov. leth with three rings and hippo drome. "rns Congress of Nstions, . correct representation of every na- tion on earth in tue big menagsrie tent. will prove interesting and in. structive; . genuine Cuban Band will furnish the music. A herd of per forming elsphsnts and . flock of os- trichss will appear in the parade, which leaves the show grounds at 10 o'clock .. m. A novel feature of the parade will be an ancient historical Quebec Cslash properly and appropriately eoetumed. A free exhibition will be given at the show ground alter the parade.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-08
TAKE WARNING
What Happened to the Man
 Who Borrowed a Pap,r

Did you ever hear of the man who was too economical 10 take his home paper. but sent his little boy to bor- TOW the copy taken by . nsighbor. In his haste the boy rur over two dollar
 'and of bees and in ten secends look. cd like . wsrty summer tqussh. His cries reached his father who ran to bis reseue and failed to notice the barbed wire fence down. cutting . handful of fish bait out of hi. anatomy and ruin. ing four dollar pair of boSts. The old COW took advantage of ths gap in the fence, got out and ate forty cs.ts worth Of alfalfs and died of blost. Hearing the racket the wife ran out. upsst four gsllso ehurn of cream in . basket of kittens and drowned the whole mess. h the hurry she drop. cd end broke . seven dollar set of fa!se teeth. The baby lief, alone crawl cd through the ( ,ol of cream and in- to the Parlor, running . new carpet. During Che excitement the oldest daughter ran away with . book agent, she dog broke up eleven ss,,iag hens and the calves got out and chswed the sleeves from four fine shirts which hung on the line. e.-Exchsnee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-08

On the l0.h of December, 1897, Rev. 5. A. DInshoe, pu.,r M. E. Church. South, Pt. Pie ..sni, W. Va, contracted . sevsre c id which va. attended from the beginning by voi- lent coushing. He ssys: After re eorting to humber of so-call d spec . Acs. usually kept in the house, to no purpose, purchased bottle of Ch sm- herlain's Cough Remedy. w,ich acted like . charm. l mess che srfully rs. commend 1t to the publIc." For ssls sy Tombston, Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-08

fhsse btots are actually blood bloss. To cure them lotions and outward sppli- cations are useless. The blood must be cured, before the skin becomes clean.
 That great medicine for the stomach and blood. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, is most effective in cleansing the complexion and healing diseases which defile and deface the skin. It acts directly upon the stomach and the organs of digestion and nutrition. It increases the action of the blood-makin9 glands, and expels from the system the lurking poisons which defile the blood and through it deface the skin.
 No alcohol or other intoxicaut. ue opium or other narcotic is contained ii "Colden Medical Discovery"
 IL may pay dealer better to sell you a substitute which is less popular but more profitable than the Discovery" It won't psy you to buy it, if you want . sUliable remedy.
 For about one year aad . han my face was very badly broken out" writes Miss Carrie Adams of TIC wea Main e.. naulecreek Mich
 Ispent Cesf deal of money with doctors and for different kinds of medicine, but received 10 sensht At iasa I read one of yosr advertise ssnss - Sper cd ohtsised . bottle of Dr rerce's Oss0ea Nedicsi Discowery. Before [ bad taken sae bcstie q this medicise [ noticed . change and seer snkisg three botties I vss ;s:,ssl, ssscs. sss, sss r.t, se: Ts ssss..::d DI similarly afflicted"
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