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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
LARGEST SCHOONER AFLOAT
Now Loading at Newport News
Church Debt Paid.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 5.-(Spe-
cial)-The batteries of regular artillery at
Fort Monroe have received orders to be in
readiness to move at a moments notice,
and it Is expected that they will leave
for San Francisco tomorrow or Friday.
The largest schooner ahoat, the Ma
thaniel T. Palmer, is now anchored in the
harbOr off the Chesapeake and Ohio piers,
waiting TO load coal for Portland, Me.
She carries AGO tons Of coal, and Will
load that amount here for the first time.
She is q brand-new ship, with five masts,
and is the third ship Of that class built in
America. The Governor Ames, the largest
fve-master that loaded at this port prior
to the arrival Of the Palmer, has ca
pacity of $50 tons Of coal
1t is reported here that the deal between
Mr. Coils =. Huntington and the Wicker 5
Sons 4 Maxim Of England, looking 10
the establishment Of an ordnance plant
here. has been finally closed, but no oiil-
cial confirmation can be secured, as Mr..
Huntington usually keeps his own affa.r'
up his sleeve" 1t is also reported t.idt
Mr.. Huntington will arrive here in fc|
days from New York.
1t is probable that the names of the
two young ladies who will christen the
be announced this week. 1t is believed
that the ladies will be the daughters
Of two Of the Morgan Line officials.
The recently-organized Liquor Dealers
Association held a secret meeting this
afternoon in Reyner's Hall, and was adj
dress by Mr.. i. II. Nolan, the national
organizer of the League Of American
Liquor Dealers Associations. Mr.. John
Rodgers is president. and Mr.. j. j. Nc
Keen secretary of the local organization.
1t is limited that the association Will try
to take an active part in politics in the
present municipal campaign.
The steamship St CrOiX, Of Boston,
which was chartered by the Old Dominion
Steamship Company for the present rush
of trade, arrived here this afternoon about
4 o'clock from New York. She went 10
Norfolk tonight.
Tomorrow is the last day allowed pros
pective candidates for the Democratic
primary of April 18th on which TO pay
their entry fees 10 the treasurer OF the
Democratic Executive Committee, and 70
file their receipts with the secretary.
Those candidates who have not compiled
with the advertised plan by noon to-mor-
row will not be considered in the primary
\ majority OF the candidates have already
paid their fees and "A lively fight for the
Council nomination in each of the wards
is promised
The smallpox situation is improving
satisfactorily. There are now about fifty
cases only in the pest-house
The Elks Of Newport News Lodge, NO.
3l5. celebrated their fourth anniversary
tonight at the Casino with royal ban
ouet. Mr. John T. Brady. of Portsmouth
Lodge. was invited TO serve as toast
master. but he telegraphed this afternoon
that illness prevented his presence. Mr..
j. A. Hirshberg served in his stead.
The Thirtieth-Street Christian church,
Rev. w. X. Motley, pastor, has paid OF
its debt. The congregation this. week
raised $Sl2 and this. with $75 previously
subscribed, was sufficient TO raise the en-
cumbrance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
WEST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.
4 Good Attcndnnce-Much business
Transacted.

FARMVILLE, VA, April 5.-(Special)-
The Presbytery Of West Hanover met in
the Presbyterian church at o'clock last
night. and was opened with an able ser
mon by the Rev II. =. r. Mccoy, Of
Louisa county, Va Nine ministers and
thirteen elders are In attendance upon the
sessions. Rev. DR.. Bagby of the Baptist
church. Rev. r. Men Simpson, Of the
Methodist church. and Rev. Lakeland. a
colored minister of the Northern Presby-
terrain Church were introduced to, and
invited to seats in. the presbytery. Rev.
John H. Davis, Of Lexington Presbytery,
was invited TO a seat a. corresponding
member. Or. Fraser, of the State Female
Normal School, sent greetings TO the pres
bvtery this morning, with the request that
some member of the body should daily,
during the session, attend and conduct
the service in the college chapel The
Rev. W. S Campbell, representing the
Virginia Bible Society, was given the
privilege of the floor. and made deeply
interesting talk concerning the wor-- ac-
conpllshed by that society, and the great
need of further and earnest efforts to
supply the destitute with the Word Of
God.
The presbytery dismissed the Rev.
Letcher Smith to the Presbytery OF ABB
inedon. and the Rev. Bryan Grinnan TO
the Presbytery Of Louisville, KY At the
close Of the session this evening the
presbytery had gotten through with a
large part Of its routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
ROCKINGHAM DEMOCRATS.
They Make Nominations for County
Offices

HARRISONBURG, VA. April 5.-(Spe-
cial)-The Democrats Of Rockingham
county to-day nominated the following
ticket 10 be voted for in the May cleo
ton: For commemorative Attorney,
George n. Conrad; for Treasurer. e. W.
Carpenter; for Sheriff, John a. Switzer;
for Circuit Clerk, ID. H. Lee Martz; Tor
County Clerk. Joseph S. Messerley; for
Commissioners Of Revenue-E. c. Tut
wiler. Hiram H. Burtney. Jacob c. Wen
GER j ]. Branner, ana J. w Churchill.
The principal contest was between MI.
Conrad and Charles Griffith Herring Tor
commemorative Attorney. and the Tor
mer won by a close margin on the hist
ballot. The convention was one OF the
best held in recent years. and the ticket
IS regarded as exceptionally suohs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
FREDERICKSBURG.
Formal Reception to DIR. DiII-A
Pretty Wedding.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April e.
rl,c.al)-The formal reception to Rev.
lr s. Dill and his wife. which took
place n thee Sunday room Of the
Baptist church last night. was a most en-
H-te and pleasant occasion. Besides
d large membership of the church. a
lumber OF others. representing every
t-ica in the city. We're present. During
N evening choice musical selections
r.le rendered and delightful refresh
M.f's served.
Nr Della Saunders daughter Of Mr.
lal ,iIs VI. j. Tyler. of this city, died at
l.r home I'M auckland. Prince William
county, this morning. She had been in
delicate health for some time a hus-
Band aaI six children survive her. Her
brother AIR. Luther, left this evening to
attend tte funeral.
49, samuel Burgers. a well-known
farmer o. stafford county. died at his
aNne near Berea, suddenly yesterday. He
Mas u the 5lst year Of his age, and IS
survived by a wife and ten children.
Bliss liza O.. Lcayell. daughter of Mr..
e-4 NIs. IS. r. Leavell. Of this city, and
49, t Eemond Holloway, of Norfolk,
"D-e married in Trinity church here this
evening no 13D o'clock. Rev. W. l. Rea-
i.y rector ~ The church. officiating Miss
-ae Iflreu. sister Of the bride. was
Aa.. o. honor. and Mr.. 3. r. Holloway,
- caroline county the grOom's brother,
'.', man. The bride was handsomely at
DID, White silk, trimmed with white
- and satin. Her ornaments were
r and she wore the customary
'.rs FtI and wreath Of orange bios
.s lu place Of flowers, she carried
'..e tri opal prayer-bOok The cos
.--t l. ODE maid of honor was white or
.-e trimmed with satin. She carried
-s ~ the valley. arranged in shower
--l-e. The attendants were Miss An
~ H. Holloway and Mr.. 3. NJ. LeavelL
s Agnes O.. Gayle and Mr.. Benjamin
"-iielt Miss Bessie Broaddus and MI.
.-r Y. Holloway. Miss Carrie w. Sale
'f. Addison @. Billlngsley Miss Net
+ D. -astburn and Mr.. Alvin 1. Rowe.
aar attendants were all gowned IN
.t ofgardle with white satin trim
~ss. and carried shower bouquets or
samson carnations. The ushers were Col
D. d. cole. Hon. II. +. Crismond'
A. S1lan, and Mr.. b. a. LeaVell,
Washington.
-la church was prettily decorated with
-a AND lilies. and the ceremony VIII
SO ty large number of friends and
.'es from Richmond Washington,
cty and surrounding section.
,'i ile ceremony "a reception was
'he bridal party and a few intimate
s -t the home OF the bride. by the
ts parents. and at 9:36 the newly
-sl couple left for a northern tour
conclusion Of which they will re-
~ To Norfolk. their future home.
bride U.s. one OF our most popular
s.s "aies. as Is attested by the many
lia1 and useful presents received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
UNIVERSITY GERMAN.
The Second of the Post-Easter
Series-The Dancers.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April g.
Especial. THE second dance OF the
Easter gayeties was by the Eli Bananas,
and like the first, occurred in the Fayer-
weather gymnasium, with music by
Donch. a transparency bearing the
names of old Eli hung at one end of the
room, and a large bunch of bananas was
suspended at the other. The dancers
were Mr.. Gordon Wilson with Miss Bet
tie Cooke, Mr.. q. Il. Kennedy with Miss
Ida Hanckel, Mr.. A. w Ashton with
Miss Madge Bonney of Baltimore, Mr.. Il.
L. Parrish with Miss Luck Cooke, Mr..
c. f.. Mcintosh with Mrs. Echols OF
Staunton. Mr.. S. A. McPheeters with Miss
Lily Hill OF Richmond, Mr.. a. b. Rhett
with Miss May Mason. Mr.. II. Il. Steptoe
with Miss Lucy Scott OF Galveston, Tex,
Mr.. j. l.. " Bonney with Miss Masters.
Mr.. X. p. Page with Miss Lucy Stone,
Mr.. f.. III. Farrar with Miss kennon, OF
Norwood, Mr. NOrbOrne Cooke with Miss
Parker of Richmond. Mr.. George Robin
son with Miss Barnes Of New York, Mr..
Tucker with Miss Mcintyre OF Richmond,
Mr. G. +. Walsh with Miss George
Charrington OF Warrenton. Mr. Eugene
Davis with Miss Clara Cooke, Mr.. David
l., man with Miss Virginia Cooke. Mr..
Hugh Nelson with Miss Fannie Bonney
of Baltimore, Mr.. c. S. A. Henry with
Miss Margaret Old Of Norfolk, Mr.. John
Thornley, with Miss Brander Of Rich
p'on7 Mr.. J. q. Martin with Miss Orme
OF Washington, Mr.. j. II. Page With Mis-
.alnDi,. Oh ParAersburg, W. Va, Mr.. i.
q. Foster with Miss Kemp OF Alexandria.
Mr.. William Wertenbaker with Miss FL
lerlee futile, Mr.. O'Brien with Miss Viz
ginia Charrington OF Warrenton, Nj. ROB
Davis with Miss Maclay. Mr.. Il. X. W.
McCabe with Miss Florence Wilson Of
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Trinchera, Col, Dec. IS, 1898.

wrote you last sumner and you ad-
vised me to take Wine of Cardui and
Black-Draught. | have taken three
bottles of the Wine Of Cardui and focr
packages Of the Black-Draught, and |
am glad to let you know that | am bet
ter than | have been for four years.
My menstruation has been regular ever
since / took the first nine doses. When
| first commenced taking your medi-
cine | was IN bed and tried several
doctors and they didn't Go me any good,
and now l can do al my work and not
get tired. think ! have had all the
troubles that could affict a woman;
my back hort, as did my head and legs,
and had sick headache every time |
ate anything. Now can cat anything
and not hort me and don't get tired. |
think this Is the best medicine ever
discovered. MRS. CORA ROBINSON.
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PATRICK COUNTY.
4 sample Of Winter-Poiiticai ana
Personal.

STUART. VA, April 5.-(Special)-We
have had another sample OF winter wea-
Their. Saturday night was cold and ice
was formed. Sunday and Monday were
cold and disagreeable. 1t began showing
Tuesday morning about 3 o'clock and
continued for some seven or eight hours.
The farmers are very backward with
their work Very little land has been
ploughed for corn, and very few oats have
been sowed. Many farmers have not pre-
pared their tobacco-plant beds.
The spring election is exciting consider
able interest. Mr.. 5. II. Dunkley, our
Treasurer, is a candidate for reelection.
He is a Democrat, and is opposed by
Mr.. w. w. Spangler, prominent FARMER
of the Meadows Of Dan section.
Mr.. c. r. Martin Democrat, our Clerk,
so far, has no opposition, but 1t is be-
lieyed that he will have an opponent, MT.
J. S. Taylor Republican,, Patrick's last
member of the Legislature.
Captain r. j. Woolwine. Sheriff, ana
Mr.. j. NJ Hooker, Commonwealth At
torney will have no opposition Ior re-
election. They are Democrats. Inc can
didates for Commissioner or the revenue
Magistrate. Constable, ETC.. are too nume-
IOuS 10 HentlOH.
The LAND grabbers" have caused many
OF our people much trouble.
The call for the convention TO be held
in Richmond in May meets with tne
hearty and enthusiastic approval OF our
people. Patrick will have representatives,
in that body. The election OF United
States senators by the people IS endorsed
by the Democrats of this county.
II is now almost assured that stuart
will soon have a handsome hotel. IL VIII
be built upon the lot where STANDS the
old stone house erected In 1872 by Colonel
Abram Stsples. and which is in good
condition at this time. The location Is a
beautiful one. at the head OF Main street.
When the hotel IS completed II VIII NC
an ideal summer resort
Mr.. ]. r Waggener, Jr.. a lawyer OF
This place. who has been sick since about
the 10Th OF last December. has, within the
last week. with the assistance or TWO
stout canes. been able 10 appear again
upon our streets.
Major /. c. Adams. an old and promi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
Inspection OF Hampton Home.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April 5.--The
annual inspection Of the Soldiers Home
at Hampton was made to-day by the
diers' Homes. The members OF the board
I'm attendance are Generals w. +. Frank
lin. OF Hartford. president; w. j. Sewell.
Of Camden. first president T. j. Hen
derson, OF New York, secretary; NJ. 7. Ma.
hon OF New York: w. III. Bonhall, Of
California; j. Marshall Brown. Of Maine
Sidney j. Cooke Of Kansas and G.. w.
Steele. Of Indiana.
Colonel r T. Brown, inspector-general;
General NJ. Curtis. second assistant in
spector-general and Major J. H. Buring-
hame. were the STAFF officers present. The
inspection will be concluded tomorrow.
No meeting was held to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06

Please allow me to say few words IN
oraise of yocr wonderful medicine. have
taken Wine of Cardui with much benefit to
myself and have seen it DO great things for
others. There Is lady here who has been
married eight years, who had never had any
children, and the doctors said never could
have child, but since taking Wine of Car
dol fine child has been born. By giving
her Wine of Cardui saved my sister shady.
Tbs doctor was going to take from her in
the spring, when | wrote to VOC to ask for
advice. She now has fine healthy girl.
LUCRETIA LUDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
AUSTiN's TRIAL.
Set for Next MOnday-GoIf Tourna-
mcEt.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April O.
(Special.)-The trial OF Colonel \. I.
Austin, charged with criminally assault
ing Bertha Toppan, of Phoebus was set
to-day for next Monday. The court dock
ct Will be cleared before then in order
that the trial may proceed without In
teTruDtiOn.
The golf tournament under the auspices
Of the Hampton Roads Golf Club Will ehd
tomorrow on the links near this city.
The finals were to. be played to-day but
none of the players were ready 10 re-
sumo. The whole tournament, according
10 those who are in charge. is farce
owing 10 the conduct of certain players
Tomorrow the consolation finals and the
ladies' medal round twenty-one notes.
over short course, will be played on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet.
Ii cures painful, swollen, smartlng. ner-
yous feet, and instantly takes the sting
out Of corns and bunions. It's the great
est comfort discovery of the age Allen's
Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
esy II IS a certain cure for sweating
calous and hot, tired aching feet Try
It to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores. BY mall Tor 25c. in stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address ALLEN S.
OLMSTED, lie Roy. y. Y.
ap 9Th, Sa&Tu39tfra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
PETERSBURG GRAYS-
.,.ru TO uErrns THE'" CUM
r.Ny FLAG
IT IS IT PRESENT IN MICHIGAN.
successful Revival "'''''
rouncemen'' Of ArprO"'"
- uu, camp aud the Re-
personni and General

prrrRspvRG. VA. April '.-'spe'i"i'
49,. ,,,vor This mornns fe'''Ved " let
'"' ''- A. George W. stone Of Lans-
'.' W., ~" rsNas inquiries as to the
int' "'''''' 49,. rHtary company known
.ne r,,,rsbare G'"ys' MI stone says
- ,''' 81. regiment he FIRST Michigan
'h1' '' ,...,r. was ihe first regiment 70
sna'i a...-.bs-g on the day OF the
4 e"''' .pra s. 1855. and the first to
II 'N''-' rrnel States nag over the
= pam ,,g.e Mr stone says that in the
',' ..se DIS regiment found flag
bs inscription: Presented to
i r.er,barg Grays by the ladies' of
4 ,'...s,,-c February p. 1850" He says:
-, OBJ, company Oho Grays) IS still in
,,I..,,.e shall have joint resolution
,..-.5gced in our Legislature allowing a
committee from my regiment 10 return
obi. fax to those once our enemies and
r.w oor brothers. The fag is at present
do class clase In the military museum
.t olr state Capitol ! should like TO
t..r from any person interested. as it
,r take some time TO bring about my
no.. o. rostao,, 81 ,.o,,- county
+. .70-'U. and was then well acquainted
,.ih some Of the survivors of the Peters
burg Grays"
ghe flag referred to above was not a
nttlc-nag, but the company flag Of the
Oh Gnys. which company went into SER
soa at the beginning and served TO the
end OF the great civil war. The sons on
those veterans kept up tho organization
until they went into the war with SPAIN
Tnoy are now reorganizing TO keep awe
this historic command. and VIII doubt
less take immediate steps 10 get posses
sion Of the flag.
The revival meetings in progress al
the First Baptist church are attracting
large CONGREGATIONS and arousihs great
interest. The pastor. Rev. Dr. r. ~
aattlc is ably assisted 30 re services Dy
Rev. Dr. Sparks Melton, a distinguished
divine ~ Baltimore
Announcement Is made OF the marriage,
10 take place on the 18th instant. OF Miss
Light Leaycn"orih, daughter OF MT. ana
Mrs. l.. L. beaVcnWorlh' OF TINS city 10
ST.. Alfred Witherspoon.
On the 18th. at ST. fduis church, MISS
Otelia Johnston daughter Of Major and
SITS j. Arthur Johnston. will be mar
90 Mr. Mortimer Williams.
v- j. Gray McCaudllsh. a weli-known
-ran. and recently holding a business
ion in Richmond. is critically III at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
DANIEL WILL SERVE
A. n Judge i'm the Interstate Vr"-
foricaI Contest.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April o.
(special)-Mr c. c. Wright, president OF
the Southern Interstate Oratorical Asso-
citation. has received a letter from Sena-
tor Daniel, accepting an invitation 10
be present as a judge at the annual con-
test which occurs at the University OF
Virginia on the nth Of May. Or. Calsch
and Ex-Governor O'Ferrall have been IN
vited to serve also. -,
The condition Of Professor Randolph
T. V. Bowman. OF Clemson College, -
regarded as critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
Sumner, Neb., Dec. 2, 1898.

l have been taking Wine of Cardui
and find 1t great relief. had pains
IN the back and lower part Of the bow
els and at monthly periods would have
flooding spells. / have taken one bottle
of the Wine and part Of another and
am very mech better. think Wine Of
Cardui will give relief to all afflicted
women and advise all who are trou-
bled with womb diseases to take It.
MRS. JENNIE LINE.
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BIC iCLES.
1sao nICYCLE FOR one DOILAH.

WE WILL SEND OUR HIGHEST
Grade Gentlemen's or Ladies' 1893 Acme
King Bicycle 10 any address on easy con-
ditlons for only sl-the conditions include
the distributing OF 1000 small circulars.
which you can do in three hours. Send
no money. For full particulars how TO
get our best Bicycle for 81 and few
hours work cut this notice out and mail
TO us. SEARS ROEBUCK * CO, Cycle
Department. Chicago NH l-52t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE CUSTODIAN, U. s.
Custom House and Post-Ofhce building,
PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until o'clock p. NJ, on the 18th
day of APRIL. 1899. and then opened.
for Repairs TO Plumbing and to Heating
Apparatus at the above-nameu building,
in accordance with the specification,
copies OF which may be had at this Office
JOHN S. BETHEL, Custodian
ap 2-Sun ,Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
FORGER CONVICTED
"iNeh Two Nears-Tclephone
franchise Extended.

'Vl-h. VA. April 5-(SpeciaL)-W.
N-"'hs formerly a well-to-do farmer OF
g,.t'. aiohna. was convicted in the Cor
f court here to-day on the charge
ls-t...'y and given two years In the
f-r larry Judkins secured large sums
ns ,,. most careful cotton houses in
On t' on The strength Of bills OF lading
l,r.s w shipments Of cotton, but they
rl. oIt 20 be forgeries.
t1...D Ivy Council have granted an ex-
Sac. ., lnlrty years 70 the Southern
$50 ,,-''' ',phone Company. with the pro-
L na lAe franchise shall be forfeited
Csor.. NIany sells TO the Bell Telephone
VI any Of its interests. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06

nent citizen, has been very ill, but is now
improving.
The prospect for a large crop Of all kinds
of fruit is excellent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06

As the season Of the year when pneu-
nonla la grippe. sore throat, coughs
colds. catarrh, bronchitis, and lung
troubles are 10 be guarded against. no
thing rs a fine substitute" VIII answer
the purpose" or is 'just as good as
One Minute Cough Cure. That Is the one
infallible remedy for all lung. throat OF
bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously upon
having II II something else Is onerea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
$500 BUYs 10 MACHINES,

AND THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO
operate in Richmond. Each machine ave-
RACES from 3 10 81 per week, net. Same
offer applies 90 Norfolk, Va.
For Information with
w. -. HADCER,
TT Fourteenth street.
an 1-6ts Washington, ID. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06
Akron, Ohio, Feb. y, 1899.

tor me. have tcen great sut- W.
ferer all my life from weak nerves
and all the ills that women have. The doc
tors treatment seemed to give me no perma-
nsnt relief-just as soon as | stopped taking
II was bad as ever. | tried everything
could hear Of, always with the same result,
continued suffering. Finally my husband
got nae bottle of Wine of Cardoi and asked
me to try that. By the time ! had taken
the third dose began to improve. Fac. dose
seemed to make me feel better and now at
ter taking two bottles the result is wonderful.
was very thin weighing only about eighty
pounds, now weigh nearly one hundred
pounds and am better color than ever before.
This health have now seems like glimpse
into the beyond.
MRS. c II. SMITH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06

Give me a liver regulator and | can
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him bottle OF De Wits
Little Early Risers, the famous little ellis.
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Elsberry, Mo. Jan. Il, 1852.

Elsberry, Mo. Jan. q, 1857.
Your agent was in to sec Us the
other day and we Purchased big bill
of Wine Of Cardui and Black-Draught
from him. These medicines are first
class and we never hesitate to recon-
mend them.
BLACKBURN s ELLIS. Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06

Charleston, H., Dec. y, 1898.
My wife Is trying Wine Of Cardui
and It is helping her.
DR.. J. S, BRADBURY.
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Winchester, Tenn, Jan. 8, 1899

Winchester, Tenn, Jan. 8, 1899.
have been Using Wine of Cardui
and it has done much good. | have
been sick about four months with pain
In the head and other trouble. | saw
the Ladies Birthday Almanac and
thought l would try the Wine. Al
most to my surprise it did great good
from the start. can recommend it to
al friends as good medicine.
ELLA LIPSCOMB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-06

Washington, D. c., Jan. y, '99.
A patient Of mine has been Using
your Wine of Cardui and says it has
done her good. 5. ". SUNNY, N. ID.