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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
SAVED FROM RUIN.
Auburn the Home Of the
McPhersons, at Catoctin Fur
mace, Narrowly Escapes De-
struction by Fire.

Fire partly destroyed the beau
tiful residence of DR.. William
Mcpherson, near Catoctin Fur.
mace, on Friday morning last. at
an early hour. The following ac.
count of the fire and the valiant
work of saving the main portion
of the house from destruction,
appeared in the Baltimore San,
as dispatch from Walkersville:
Last Friday morning about one
o'clock. "Auburn," the handsome
residence of DR.. William Nc.
PherSon, near Catoctln Furnace,
was partly destroyed by fire. The
fire was first discovered by mem
bers of the EmmitSburg Band on
their return from the barbecue i'm
Frederick. They aroused the
sleeping inmates and prevented
the burning of the main building.
The kitchen. which was in this
wing, was destroyed before the
discovery Of the fire.
The Rev. Ernest McGill, son.
in-law of DR.. Mcpherson. who re
sides at auburn" with his fam.
lily, had several rooms, including
his study, i'll this wing. His
rooms, with their contents, in.
Guiding clothing, personal prop.
erty, the deeds and records of the
parish and a valuable library of
about 1000 volumes were all de.
stroyed.
Two little sons of the Rev. Me.
Gill narrowly escaped with their
lives. The fire was gotten under
control by the united efforts of
the Catoctin people and the mem.
bers of the band There was no
insurance on Mr.. McGill'S loss,
but the dwelling was insured in
the Phoenix Company.
"Auburnn is one of the historic
landmarks of Frederick County.
1t was built by Governor John
son, of Maryland. and has been
owned by the Mcpherson tamil
for a number of years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
THE FRANCHISE GRANTED.
The Frederick and Thurmont
Road to Come Down Mar
ket Street.

After considerable delay and
somewhat unnecessary restric,
tiOnS, the Board of Aldermen for
this city have passed the fran.
chiSe allowing the Frederick,
Thurmont and Northern Electric
Railway TO pass down Mar
ket street as we'll as allowing
other streets for the use of said
road. The opposition from the
few who sought to obstruct and
cripple this great enterprise was
more than surprising. The peo-
pie of Frederick fully consider
the great advantages which would
accrue from this road. The desire
OF our people was to have a con
Meeting road from Washington to
the great battlefield of Gettvs.
burg, all believing that it would
result in untold benefit to our
merchants and our city and coun
ty generally. This magnificent
section of Maryland is compare.
lively unknown to the outside
world, and a connection with
Washington, where rapid and
cheap transportation could be OBJ
tanned, would bring thousands to
our county and city who, other.
wise, would never learn of our
existence. Every aid and assis-
lance was extended TO the Fred
erick and Middletown road by
most of our citizens and by every
one of the Frederick directors of
the new line, and yet, strange to
relate, this road, after securing
remarkable privileges for the city,
was found in open and underhand
revolt against the granting of the
franchise to this new enterprise
Others who pose as progressive
citizens likewise sought to en-
barraSs those who had labored
so increasingly to secure an en-
terprise which, if ever attained.
will bring thousands of capital
into our county. The franchise.
however, has been granted. The
gentlemen connected with the
road are the most prominent and
best known in the county and
every effort will be made to bring
back those who at one time were
so ready to go into this under
taking. The people who invest
will have a faithful guardian to
protect their interest and every
man identified with the road has
the interest of the people, the
county and the city at heart.
Subscription books are out among
the residents of Frederick as we'll
as through the section the road
is likely to pass and we ask of all
generous response as it is more
than likely to be one of the best
paying investments ever taken
up in this county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Grand Jury Report.

After being in session twenty
three days and fulfilling all the
requirements of their office. the
Grand Jury for the September
term of court was discharged on
Monday last. The report is as
follows:
TO the Honorable the Judges of
the Circuit Court for Frederick
County, State of Maryland, the
Grand Jury for the September
term, after a careful examination
of Witnesses, have finished the
work assigned for them to do
and, therefore, make the following
report to the court:
Number of witnesses examined,
273; number of presentments
found, 60; number of dismissals,
II.
Our visit to Montevue Hospital
was made on September 20, i'll
which we were shown over the
entire property of the county.
Every part of the institution was
found to be in perfect condition,
but we ask the board of County
Commissions to purchase large
range for the kitchen so that
meats can be roasted and fried,
as all meats have to be boiled at
present and the inmates have be-
come tired of this sameness of
diet We also recommend that
an elevator be constructed for the
hospital as it is a long carry up
the entire stairs to the wards and
is very injurious for sick people
to be carried upstairs.
We have visited the jail and
Sheriff Albert Patterson showed
us through the building. We
found it in perfect order. No sick
prisoners. We advise the county
commissioners to have the large
wall pointed out with cement, as
the side and top are in bad con-
ditiOn.
We call the attention of the
health officers OF Frederick to the
old Bantz tannery, as it is injur-
ious to the health of the city, and
hope they will see that it is put
in proper sanitary condition.
We visited the Female High
School and found it insufficient
for the children. The seating ca
pacity is 400 and the number Of
scholars in daily attendance 500,
and recommend that proper pro-
visions be made for their comfort
and safety.
We also request the suppression
of the liquor licenses to Edward
Freed. East Patrick street; viii
liam 2. Edwards and Thomas G..
Penn. of Frederick City, Nd.
Signed
DAVID G. KEMP,
Foreman.
EDWARD ScHRoEDER, Clerk.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Circuit Court.

On Thursday Frederick Sour
was conviced of forging an order
on Bruce Ogle and presenting it
to p. l.. Hargett x Co., and SEN
fenced TO five years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Frank Lidie was given three
years in the penitentiary on
charge of burglary. He plead
guilty.
On Friday ZachariaS James
was sentenced to one year in the
House of Correction for stealing
chickens.
Theodore Johnson was given
six months in the House Of Cor
rection for carrying concealed
weapons.
On Saturday Annie James was
sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary for perjury.
Charles Gilbert was given one
year in the House of Correction
for larceny.
On Monday Clinton Cutsail
was found guilty of assault and
battery and fined so and costs.
On Tuesday George Engle-
brecht was found guilty of steal
ing $50 pounds oflead from the
new water works at Fishing
Greek during its construction and
sentenced to one year in the
House of Correction.
William b. OyerhOltz was
found guilty of malicious destruc-
ton of property and fined $50 and
costs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Trouble Between the Board of
Aldermen and the Super
intendent Of Streets.

Mr.. Peter Mantz, superinten-
dent of streets, is not in high
favor with the Board of Alder
men, on account of his rather OBJ
stinate actions at recent meet
ing, at which time discussion was
INDUCED in over plans for the
sewer.pipe work on Patrick street.
Mr.. Mantz advocated strongly a
certain plan which did not meet
with the approval of the Board,
who desired the work done in an
other way. Mr.. Mantz as much
as told them that he knew all
about it and would only do the
work as he had begun. Mr..
Winebrcner then said that if Mr..
Mantz could not do the work as
the Board wished, there were 9th
erS who could do it. Much ex-
citement was created and it is said
that Mr.. Mantz retired in a rather
abrupt manner. Mr.. Urner, the
city attorney, stated that the
street superintendent was subject
to the control Of the Mayor and
Committee on Streets, as provided
for in the ordinance. The matter
ended here, but some interesting
developments may turn up later.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

demption of the State and its de.
llverance from the grasp of 20.
lltlcal elements that were never
intended to control our destiny.
and whose continued aScendancy
Will carry nothing in its train ex-
cept an era of lawleSsness, of deg
radiation and disaster"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Sale Of Real Estate

Noah L. Cramer, real estate.
loan and insurance agent. sold
on Saturday last, one fourth inter.
sSt III the house and lot situated
OH the corner of Main street in
LihertytOwn and the road lead
ing to WoodSboro, Frederick
County, to John J. Hitselberger,
Esq, for $4,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

A. hn.I. & and miehtiest little things
'E4| aver were made Is DR.. Kings New
+ e. p;||s Every pill is q sugar-coated
,-'|6.|. az health. that changes weak
7>-.- into strength. IistIessness into en-
',.-.. brain |.3 into mental power.
.1E.{ IL wonderful IN building up the
[-.'.. ONLY z5 cents per box. SOLD
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Young Democrats to Hold a
Meeting.

\ Democratic open air meet
ing and pole raising will be held
on East South street, Monday al.
ternoOu, October 2nd, at )
o'clock. 1t will be a grand rally
of the young Democracy Of that
section and all are cordially in
vited. Addresses will be made
by Joseph f Chew, the "Boy
Orator." and William II. Harri.
son, of this city 1t promises to
be a large gathering.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DUBLIC SALE
DUBLIC SALE
L -OF-
MARKET STANDS AND STALLS
TO DE HELD
SATURDAY, OCTOBER tn, ls99.

The special attention ofpurchascrs IS called
to the following
mo stalls uT stands viii Doe sold but those
within and around the City Hall and Market
House, and no person viii he permitted during
market hours TO occupy q stand ON Market
street. bat within the limits above described
and then only at the time OF said occupancy
aud pay therefor. from day 10 dag. TO the Col
lector. such rental as is prescribed by Ordi-
nance
Terms Of Sale strictly Cash-And no Stand
or sta to be considered as sold until the
money is paid therefor.
WIN. A. WOODWARD,
sept. 292t. Market Master.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Negro Assaults a Little Child.

Little Miss Mary Beamer, aged
II years, niece Of George w.
Bussard, of near Kemp's Mills,
Washington County, was crimi-
nally assaulted on Saturday
morning last, by a negro, Who
watched until the little one was
alone in the house. The brute
terribly maltreated his victim,
and left only when assistance ar
rived at the child's wild cries.
Posses are out hunting for the
negro, who if found will certain
ly pay the penalty with his life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Rocky Springs.

sept. %, 1893.
The Rev. Barshinger preached
at the chapel on Saturday even
ing last, the 23rd inst.
MIR. Charles Hanshew lost a
very valuable cow last week. The
probable cause of death was from
eating acorns.
On Sunday afternoon the mem.
bers of the Church of God decid
ed to retain their pastor, the Rev.
Philhower.
The regular prayer services
were held at the chapel on Sun
day evening last.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Miss Margaret Mcpherson, East
Patrick street, who has been ill
for sometime past, is now much
improved.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daugh-
fer of Mr.. Augustus Wilson, is a
pupil at st. Joseph's Academy,
Emmitsburg.
Capt. @. S. j. Beckley is con-
fined to his home with a serious
indispoSition. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
The Frederick and Gettysburg
Railroad, if ever built, will make
old Frederick boom. Let every
one lend helping hand. Now is
the time.
The attention of our health
officer is called to the report of
grand jury about the Bantz tan
yard. We will wait and see what
action will be taken in this mat
ter.
Despite statements by War
Department officials that General
Otis will be continued in CON-
mand of the army in the Philip
mines. it is believed President Nc
Kinley is not entirely satisfied
with the record he has made.
Mr. Charles Birely. of New
haven, Conn.,, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Birely,
of this city. He is engaged in
the practice of law there, having
graduated from both the Yale
University and Law School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford F.
Young have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter,
Irene, to Mr.. William o. Reid,
on Wednesday, October 4, at their
residence, Woodlawn, this
county.
John Sleeper Clarke, the vet
eran actor and native Baltimor-
can, died in London on Sunday
last. He was the father of the
rising young actor, Creston
Clarke, who has several times ap.
peared in this city in tragedy
roles.
Judge Motter filed a decree on
Tuesday granting a divorce to
John Fox from his wife Kittie
Fox (nee Zimmerman), who were
married last spring. This case
has been before the court for final
action some time and the present
outcome was generally expected.
The Rev. S. NJ. Hench, pastor
of the Utica Church, will cele
brate his twentieth anniversary
as pastor, October IL. Special
service will be held in comment
grafton of the event, which will
be participated in by the congre-
cation and the pastors many
friends.
Democratic headquarters have
been established at Dolls Cafe,
several rooms having been Sc
cured for the purpose. The
work incident to the campaign
will be carried on there. Let our
country friends drop in and give
US the news.
The Liberty copper mines are
being operated by new foreign
company, and recently > lot Of
new machinery arrived, showing
that the mines will be worked on
a larger scale. Mr.. Manassas
Repp is the owner Of the property
and has leased it for period Of
forty years.
The annual reunion and ban.
quet of the Alumni Association
of Mt. st. Mary's College, will
be held at the college, near EN-
mitsburg, this county, on We'd
nesday, October 11th, $780, Every
effort will be made By the officers
nf f1,o oeecos< ion and ~ the @HI-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
NEW ADVERTISE MENTs.
OR DINANCE.

k'"u4"E ~ io"u' anu OF er'ctIhg ana
maintaining its trolley poles and wires
and Generating its cars and motors. along.
through and over certain Of the streets Of
r,--+.,- -.,.,.
''''A' S"'J'''' y" 'ila'h IeEu'"''ohs'
restrictions and reservations.
Section BE itenacied and ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen Off Frederick. That there
Doc and Is hereby granted tn Tho Frederick,
Ihurmont ana Norihern LaIl"2y 1on panyi
o,o5 .lIl"Iaii w '.s ~ '''u f'I' ,i,se "a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
Worse.
KNODLE-HUMM.

Mr.. Benton Knodle, clerk at
the Hotel Burgess, and Miss
Annie Clara Humm, both of this
city, were married in Washing
ton, on Tuesday last. They will
spend their honeymoon in New
York, witnessing the Dewey eel.
ebration.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
KooNs-SAXToN.

DR.. Harry Eichelberger Rooms,
of Danville, Va, and Miss Lulu
Routzahn Saxton were married
at the home of the bride at
WOodsboro, this county, on Wed,
nesday of last week. Rev. DR..
kOans, brother of the groom per
formed the ceremony. The couple
will reside in Danville. Va.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
SWEADNER-DUYALL.

On Tuesday last. Mr.. W. 7.
Sweadner, of Liberty, and Miss
Ruth A. Duvall, of Pearl. this
county, were Joined in matri-
mOny, at the home of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. G. F. Earring, of New
Market, assisted by Rev w. j.
Floyd, of Liberty.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
ABOUT THE COUNTY
something About the Current
Events Transporting in the
Surrounding Agricul-
tural Districts.

correspondents will have their reports in
ing 10 insure publication We wonId nrefar
receiving same on Tuesday
the county. "'' POI % vi
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
JONES-McSHERRY.

Miss Nellie McSherry, of this
county, and Mr.. G. Allen Jones,
of Washington, were quietly
married on Tuesday at noon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Lewis, near Frederick, by the
Rev. I. Freeman Dixon. Re
treShmentS were served after the
ceremony. The young couple
will reside in Washington.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
LEECH-HANCOCK.

In the Summerfeld Methodist
Episcopal Church, Newark, We'd.
neSday afternoon at ) o'clock the
Rev. Hedding Bishop Leech,
pastor of the Sanford Street
Methodist Episcopal Church,
East Orange. New York. was
married to Miss Mary Bell Louise
Hancock, daughter of Mrs. Eliz
abeth S. Hancock, Newark. The
groom is a son of the Rev. Dr..
George Y. Leech, formerly pastor
Of the Methodist Church, this
city, and is we'll known here,
where he resided for several
years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

rNEA EXTRA fancy China, Japan India
| and Ceylon Teas specially selected as 10
cup drawings. Fine Icing Teas In variety.
ALLEN ROHRBACR
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

THOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISKEY.-
| Pronounced by leading physicians to be
the leading and purgst Rye Whisky on the
market to-day. Pints, 75c.; quarts, 81 90
Sold only by f. V. STAUB,
sepl5-tf. North Market Street.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

WILLIAM F. Chiffon. T. B A.
Approved september 23id. lssa.
WILLIAM ?. Chiffon, Mayor.
sep Asst.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-21
SHALL VIZ Trust THE TRUST ,

There are place and use for all things;
but that Is no reason that anything
should go out OF It's right place and ex-
coed IS proper use. on the contrary,
only all the more reason why Il should
Hike the cobbler. stick TO its own bust
ness" Philosophy teaches that even dirt
is only matter on; OF place. Hence, 1t is
no impeachment OF the jus. rights OF
anything TO say that 1t is criminal and
injurious when 1t trespasses on premi-
ses. not its own. but others, or makes
forcible aggression beyond the sphere
where its duties are. 1t is this arbitra-
ry invasion of the rights of others that
is protested against.
y trust may be n good thing in its
right place and proper use. IL we can
find and define these, and discover men
to be trusted with its working Yet
even in that case, there would be the
grosscst violation OF common right by
unlawful combination, collision and
conspiracy to crush out free trade and
competition and create monopoly. \,
b, G, d, and all to u, have the equal
right, on equal terms, to pursue any
honest trade, business, or vocation they
may choose each according TO his capa-
city, means and circumstances; If not;
or If they. or any of them. are not pro-
tected in the right it is rank injus-
tice in the law; and n conspiracy OF a,
ID. and u. against the others, or any
Of them. to drive them out of the bus
mess, should not be allowed on the
ground that they are merely exercising
their common right together for mutual
economical and other benefits and the
good of the public. even If this preteXt
should be true. Thus everything. includ-
ing every trade. business and vocation.
~ an. f.t.i b. mid ,t q. -, b, -, Il.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-21
I'VE PAGES.
etimes caprfcious, but II Womb nov
r wilfully corrupt. Ae'
FiE FAME OF RoBT. e. LEE.
(Halifax N. b. Chronicle

every particular he possessed the
SITE OF true soldier. He was
ms whole military record and
E e-long scorn of danger alike hear
lony to his bravery. He was wise.
eat successes against great odds
LIS almost constant anticipate of
nemy's movements We're proofs Of
isdom. He was skilfuI; his forced
mes and unexpected Victories as
fis Skill. He was patient and nm
LIE; mis- weary struggle against
mighty armies OF the North and his
n defence of Richmond will for
preserve the memory OF his pa.
ce and resolution. He was gentle
just; the soldiers who fought un-
5lim. and who came alive out Of the
! hSht. remembering and cherish
Sme memory of the man. can one
n testify to his gentleness and his
*. Above all. he was faithful:
ne gave up his sword there was
Ban IN his own ranks, or those of
enemy. that doubted his faith or
Eed That he had not done ali that
could do for the cause for which
3o made such noble struggle"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-21
FITZHUGH LEE.
Chicago Chronicle.)

rai Fitzhugh Lee. it Is quite safe
iict' VIII resign his military com
= II he Is much longer subjected TO
Iiyragging of General Brooke
pat officers henchman. General
". Nominally in command of
5&la province. General Lee has been
~ OF his authority in the CITY of
a. and Ludlow has been installed
nish eNecutioner with n detacb-
ot troops which are not subject
orders. There might be some
for this sort of thing from n
IN army standpoint, If General I,ea
mere volunteer" as certain
airs call 1t. But he is n West
III. and so far as military service
Hcerned his name is mentioned in
I, history of the civil war. Wbn
heard OF Brooke or Ludlow before
were pitchforked into publicity bv
kpanIsh war? General Lee is on
tempered man, as he demonstrated
as dealings with Blanco. but hc
nave to be angelic in order to
re the nag ging and swagcerinr OF
Wo dromios whom Major AIciSjn.
|liows to bungle affairs in Ha-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-21
Notice to the Public

AT the suggestion of the Police Denor,-
r rIent' hereafter all employees Of the Vir-
s I,:a Electric Co, Peter Wright, Prest .
CITY Gas Co. H L. Rice. Supt.; souf5 !,
eTn Bell Telephone Co, J. w. Crews
MNanager: Southern States Telephone CO
YIN: Pann'll, Manager. will present NJ
c cne door or the premises before enterinu
Ior the purpose of examining electric liebi
gas motors or telephones, their AUTHORITY;
IN wrtints. signed by the managers OF the
Al residents are cautioned and warned
urnS such authority is shown, not In
a!iow any one purport ng to represent
any of the above companies to enter Their
The Police Department would ask that
s ene department be notified of such per-
sons with their descriptions.
This action Is taken in view of tho fooy
IN onat there are now in this city a number
~ irresponsible persons who ifnpersonate
inc employees of the above named com
Fumes with view of robbery
c. BROOKS JOHNSTON.
Mayor.
N2{ ad,. Va, January 2lst. 1899.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-21

Depew is now a y. S. Senator. The
Legislature of New York made him so
at the request of the Vanderbilts Will
he be referred to in the Senate as
"the Senator from New York;" or as
"the Vanderbilt Senator?" No doubt he
is ADLER and better than some other
Senators: and why not n Vanderbilt
Senator. when we have n Hanna Sena-
tor. and also Hanna President
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-21
y Remedy Had Failed,
HG is P1T[GGtIg We'll Now 4!

HAD TRIED ALMOST EVERY
MEDlCINE l ever heard Of
Nil FAILED to cure me NV suf.
E. were severe and was miscrai'io
u, FELT ALL THE TIME, sS
lTnEKE WAS a LUMr Z OF oF
away. This kept me hawking mi;
An1. NY throat would get dry ana
aHI nT Ny NJ, E0STR1IS FELT STUFF
! RINGING AND SiNC;iNc, r CoN
FLY AND MY EYES WE 1I,
4 WATERY AND WEAR Nv az nn
Was very poor, and ] was so bad
3ulont sleep and WOULD {; i,'r ~
$iE MORNING AS TIRED AS
l LAID DOWN AT NIGHT and
neei IKE working at all. fell
IN 'he tinn and GOT EASILY IA
II; OtTEN HAD \ Dull,
nNSltE WHEN GOT UP IN THE
I'm IN THIS condit!on y FRIEND
iREY. which aid and 1i IL
8MENT HAS MADE ME ia" rr ZIP
AN NEW PERSON NV Ap sf,I,|
IN EXCELLENT. SLEEP Wi.I.T.
Wloi.L. LIKE TO Work EAPS
rs ALL RIGHT, ALL THE O.
= 81 MPIOMS GONE, BREATHE,
y A. So -, EASY. IN FACT, / FElE,I.
ELf ,CGRED; BEFORE taking his
SehGt | Used TO LIE IN Bed An
Pre- ! COULD GO TO S s; ~ NS
no TROUBLE NOW. | ccrtniniy
pend DIR. F.rcy's treatment ne ,hn
n tarrn Cure. 40 '''e
4 ]. c. OVERAfAN.
portsmouth Va.
Pee. Duke street, near Sect. en-
Ia at Navy Yard.