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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

g., .ou the tale-a win book-while the
poor old patriot was hlU''e D''''
the mountains.
" No~ when this vault is dry and oc-
,,rnied some Jolly "rebs' propose 10
celebrate and sing new version 20 an
ala song IL will go 10 the tune Oh
"NIarcbing Through Georgia. ana VIII
irgle something Ike this
Yes YOU hungry devils, who were stras-
Cling on behind
Noeine, i'm our chicken-cOOps to see what
YOU could ind,
Catching up our ROSTERS, as you zen
into the line
And went marching to Georgia;
Hurrahl hurrah!
What fools these mortals De:
Hurrahl hurrah!
WHY can't the people see,
That this is not the kind or war lor
Davis and for Lee?
Though YOU went marching through
Georgia.
Many homes are built again beneath the
Southern sky.
Tho fields are full Of cotton and the
meadows full Of rye;
Many good old masters are living Just
as high
As .'befo' de wah" in Georgia
Thlrrahi hurrah. we raise the rebel
shout
Hurrahi hurrah to keep the Yankees out
And vet we have forgiven them for all
the bloody bout,
Since they went marching through
Georgia.
(SlOw Time)
Though the graves Of soldier boys dos
som white as snow
Every decoration day-and mem rvs
tears will flow
For the sacrificed blood-shed so free we
know
Was not shed in vain for Georgia.
Long shall wave the stars and stripes,
glorious and free,
over faithful Union men. Roosevelt and
FitZ. Lee:
Though II shook its siiken folds Ger Sher-
man by the sea
when he went marching through Georgia.
Hurrah &c.
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THE STATE ELECTION TUESDAY,
No Doubt Of q Sweeping Democratic
yictory-Richmond Voting Place..

with q very few exceptions, next Iues-
dav,s election returns from the various
.o,,,,ies and districts in the state VIII pe
watched with but little interest u j.
foreeone conclusion that In the great ma
iorstv OF p'aces where there IS opposluoh
a., REGULAR Democratic candidates VIII DC
elected Where there is no opposing can
dt1ate the casting Of the votes Is mere
r,,tter Of form. The result all over inc
s,ota will he o. decisive and emphatic VIC
49,. for the regularly nominated Demo-
cratic candidates. ,-,,.,..1 % be M
ao,1ht tvhatever OF the result the hte
House nominees of the Demociarc P"s1s
viii win. Only one could oe deleat,gi loi
there IS only one opposlllon l,., .i.,
The vote here, as nearly ever W li I,,,tt
in fhe State. will be comparatiVey nsut'
The vote in Richmond VIII perhaps "p-
proximate 800. a.. c,uor.f,l,
correct list Of all the voting pi"ces HI l''o
city is published: .t,,. 1904 vest
NTain street. Second precinct, 80 49,
Rroad street: Third precinct 10 VII
I2road street. Fourth precinct 81 sDt,.'
pine street. Fifth precinct corner heSei-
yoir and Cary streets .,.... 700 r,rooIs
Jaukso,1 va nrecincf. No II west pu-
,.sl street: Third precinct. so north sec
ond street; Fourth precinct "O no'''
Seventeenth street. nth
Jefferson Ward--First precinct, II norm pTlh
Fourteenth street. Second pierl8l'0'' ,fsii
siTcets. Third precinct. BOB east Wan, NAN
street. Fourth precinct. 800 norm I"eA-
ty-hrst street. ..,.,. rouba-
Madison Ward-First precinct. fo"na,
,Hoinct ny north Eighth street; Ihlrd
precinct ia north seventh street, Four'h
precinet lOi south Seventh street.
Monroe Ward First precinct south
First street; Second precinct ~ hoIl
Sarond street, Third precinct, . west
o,soad street. Fourth precinct 3ol north
BIRD street. Fifth precinct, 2o1 east
Canal street. o,,c
Marshall Ward-First precinct 3-lb
Tester street; Second precinct. COrcorah
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mnn. People are surprised TO see me so
well. I tell them that Or. Hartman
cured me with Pe-ra-na. MY husband 10
eighty-two years old. He takes Peru
ma every day and says: Or. Hartman
and Pe-ru-na are worth all the world to
me- There are three or four people
here taking Pe-ru-na for rheumatic
troubles. and like II so much There ara
a great many here that use II altogether.
| wish every poor soul would try his
medicine"
Mrs. j. \. Bashor. OF Knoxville. Tenn.
writes: 1t gives me much pleasure 10
recommend to the public such valuable
remedy as Pe-ru-na. My health was
completely broken down. ana has been
for almost year. | could not rest day
or night. but suffered untold misery,
tried remedy after remedy but found
no relief until Pe-ru-na was recommended
TO me by a friend I have taken one
and one-haf bottles and am to-day we'll
and hearty. | shall always praise Pc
ru-na for / feel il saved my life. Ny
family has received such benefits from
the use Of Pe-ru-na that We consider Il
the best medicine on earth. and We are
seldom without 1t In the house"
Good blood is the result OF good food.
be well digested. can not make good
blood Good food must be we'll digested
10 make good blood. Therefore. diseased
nerves are traceable directly TO poor d.
sestion. and poor digestion is directly
traceable 10 catarrh With the slight
est catarrh Of the stomach no one can
have good digestion.
Very few OF the many women who have
catarrh OF the stomach suspect what their
real trouble is. They know they beioh
after meals have sour stomach, sem
sation Of weight or heayiness. a fullness,
irregular appetite, drowsiness. gnswlng.
empty sensations. occasional pain-they
all know this: but they do not know that
their trouble IL catarrh OF the stomach.
II they did they would take Pe-ru-na.
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wherever To-
Gated As soon as Pe-ru-na removes
catarrh from the stomach the digestion
becomes good. appetite regular. nerves
strong. and trouble vanlshes. Pe-ru-na
strengthens weak nerves. not by tenn
porarily stimulating them. but by remov-
ing the cause OF weak nerves-poor d.
eestion This is the only cure that lasts
Removes the cause: Nature will do the
rest. Pe-ru-na removes the cause
Health and Beauty" sent free by The
/ Pe-ru-na Medicine CO., Columbus. o.
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FINE DOGS DIE
OF THE RABIES
Splendid Gordon Settlers Have 10 be
Killed.
TIRE EPISCOPAL CONVOCAllON
The Next Meeting VIII he Held In
Pctcrsbnrg-Ge George Webster a
Bridge Builder. Falls Twenty
SLY Feet on a Rock Pile.
TIRE EPISCOPAL CONvOCATIoN

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. Especial
A fsvy days ago Mr.. Lucius Robertson. Of
This city. was the owner Of two fine Cor
don settlers. Their match for beauty and
Intelligence would have been hard to
find in this state The senior Of the two,
"O.d Ned" was a great favorite, and
perhaps. no finer dog ever entered the
field in these parts. Whether hunting
Quail or turkey "Old Ned" was a king
among dogs But. alas! while the mas
ter was on a visit to his friend, Mr. A. o.
Braccy. OF Mecklenburg county, last
week. after a days hunt in which eleven
fine turkeys were Killed, the younger dog
began TO behave very strangely; from
being a remarkably amiable creature he
suddenly changed and showed a DISPOSE
ton TO attack with great herceness all
dogs and cats in reach. Still the dog
wouId not obey its masters command.
and this fact for a while prevented any
suspicion Of the rabies. But the disease
developed rapidly so that on the second
day an Qncmding a physician declared
that IL could be nothing else. The dog
was permitted to die Of the disease. Then
cold Ned" and two fine dogs owned by
Mr. Bracey. which had been bitten by
the affected dog were killed.
THE TUESDAY CLUB.
The regular weekly meeting of the Tues
day Club viii bc held on next Tuesday
evening An interesting programme has
been prepared for the occasion. In addi-
ton fo the programme officers for the
ensuing term will be elected.
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CRAIG'S FIRE PROOF VAULT.
New Sentiments Put 10 an Old
Air


NEWCASTLE. VA. Especial
Board Of Supervisors Of Craig county met
in session to-day at the courthouse 10
discuss the new vault lately built Dy
Colonel John G. Mcdonald IL Is a ffre-
proof vault. OF the most approved de-
sign, and while II has not yet dried out
sufficiently 10 admit Of transferring the
records to II. the discussion Of the sub
Jet OF furniture for 1t had called this
meeting. Several men are here repre-
senting the different manufacturers OF
safes and time-locks. with which the new
vault will be equipped.
This is considered a distinct triumph
over the ancient order Of things In the
county. Craig Is not n wealthy county.
The majority OF her citizens are inde-
pendent, but II takes little 10 make the
primitive man independent. For instance,
man with tattered coat. love Of the
chase and an old army lnt-lOck may
be an Independent citizen where game
from the wild wood pigeon to the lean,
brown. corn-field bear. from the red-wat
tied gobbler Of bronzed flock Of wild
turkeys to the velvet antlered leader Of
dozen fine deer, are as plentiful as black
crows. and whore, indeed. a white deer
and a white crow are said to be left I'M
shot by hunters as the Craig mountain
mascots
But all her citizens are not. by any
means. so Independent. Some OF them
have the cares OF great herds Of fat cat
tie and fine. sleek horses, and rolling
wheat lands. and Cotswoid sheep
Craig never had many negroes, or II
she did. they went away with that drove
which General Hunter took with him after
playing the devil' in the Valley
And that brings me back to nay prime
object in writing this letter-to tell Of the
old Craig records. deeds. and county pa
pers. which are not here TO take their
honorable places In the new vault They
we're destroyed by section OF Hunter s
army. perhaps the tail end OF It, which
had gotten stranded here after General
Jubal Early drove them back from Sa-
lem.
think General Averill was in command
and the old clerks Office was riiled after
all the feather beds hsr been ripped open
for hidden spoons. and everything in
town upset for secret pockets-bayOnets
being the implements used in these vain
searches.
Then the town papers were turned into
the streets, many burned in the court
house yard. one book. however, is here
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Mrs Anne Nelson, Financial Secretary
of the Danish Old Peoples Home Assoc
citation. $50 west North Avenue, chi
cago. H., recommends Pe-ru-na very
highly. The following Is a recent letter
from her In which she gives her opinion
Of Pe-ru-na as a specific for catarrh OF
the stomach and general debility:
Chicago ILL.,.
coo west North avenue.
Pe-ru-na Medicine Co.. Columbus o.:
Gentlemen-I am very pleased to ac-
knowledge the very valuable curative
merits Of Pe-ru-na especially IN cases OF
stomach trouble and general debility. II
restores lost strength and builds up the
entire system to it's normal condition
have had good opportunity to test It's
value and speak from personal experience.
Several Of my friends have also used 70
and have so far found that they were
all well pleased with the effects Of Peru
ma. can conscientously recommend II
as a hrst-class medicine. Yours very
truly,
MRS. ANNE NELSON.
Mrs. Matthew Schmidt. Jordan Ore
gon. writes 81 have not taken Pe-ru-na
for quite a while and am feeling real
well There is almost no trace left OF
the catarrh. I thank you a thousand
times for the good advice you have given
me- and in case 1 have a return Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
DEATHS.

RTrRKE-Died. at Virginia Hospital. Fri
day November 3d. at $3.50 L. NJ. LIZZIE
b. BURKE, wife OF James J. Burke.
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON al
=. NJ. from st. Peters Cathedral
Friends invited
Interment in Calvary Cemetery.
CLARY.-Died, at his residence. NO. 63s
north Seventh street. November I. 1879, az
An y. NJ. ROBERT W. CLARY. In the
fifty-fourth year OF his age.
Funeral notice later.
Petersburg papers please copy.
GENTRY.-Died. at u O'Clock noon yes
terday. at the residence OF his mother,
2li east Clay street, JAMES 4. GEN
TRY.
Funeral notice later.
GODDIN.-Entered into rest on Friday.
iNovember 1890 Mrs ELIZA L.
GODDIN. relict OF the late Wellington
Goddin, in the eighty-third year OF her
age. -. -.
residence OF her son, John T. 0oddln,
COZ west Grace street, on MONDAY.
November 9Th at II A. NJ. Friends Of
the family are respectfully Invited TO
attend.
GRINNAN.-Died at the Old Dominion
Hospital IN this city. at II 40 r. NJ. Fri-
DAY. November B. 1899. ELIZABETH
COALTER GRINNAN. eldest daughter
OF DR.. Andrew Glassell and Georgia
Bryan Grinnan.
The funeral services will be held az
r.aburnun. the residence OF her uncle.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan. SUNDAY EVENING
al half past 3 o'clock. lnterment In
Hollywood.
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Moody and Intense.

written for the Times)
TO sing. they sang, they've sung
And gay as larks they be,
Till they bring brang brung
The nXlngs Tor spree.
They drink. he drank. he's drunk;
Oh. what a beastly thing
They wink, they wank. they've WuhK'
And then. Cwhat larks) they sing
To stink. he slank; he'd SUNK
From every decent way.
rhev think and thank they're thunk
How to be wise and gay. ~
They sink. they sank. they've SUNK
TIL there is one lone elf.
To clink. he clank; he's clunk
His last glass with himself
CECIL SIGSENLEE.
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The NEGRO EXHIBIT.
Thomas j. Galloway Has Already Be
gun Work Upon It,.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4-Thomas ].
Galloway. who has just been appointed
by CommissIoner-Gener Peck special
commissioner 10 the Paris Exposition for
the purpose OF preparing and managing
a Negro exhibit has already begun his
work and will start ia few days upon
a tour Of collection of the exhibits lie
has given out the following outline Of the
plans:
ssThe Negro exhibit. as its name indi-
Gates, is 70 show, as far as possible. the
actual status OF the cOlored people as
shown In IN - homes schools. farms.
stores churches, professions, and other
nursuits. The amount of space is limit
I'll but sufficient TO prove the negro's
value as a laborcr. a producer. a citizen.
pv contrasting views OF mud chimney
cabins with well appointed homes. crude
lor school houses with commodlous school
buildings etc. the past ana present con-
dltion OF the race will be shown In a way
20 remove all doubt Of the rapid progress
being made"
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DOES THE WORK.
No Surgical Operation, No Pain, Tri-
fling Expense. A simple, Harm
less Remedy, but liz Does
the Work.

There are some people who have piles
as frequently and regularly as other peo-
pie have colds.
Any little bowel trouble will bring them
on, any extra exertion. as in lifting. vii!
produce them, and in fact Will often ap-
pear without any apparent proyocatlon.
Piles. however, are much more serious
than a cold. as the tendency Is always
to grow worse until the trouble becomes
deep seated and chronic or develops into
some fatal rectal disease
While there are many pile remedies
which give relief. yet there is but one
which not only gives instant relief but
at the same time makes d permanent
cure, and that is the well known Py-
ramid Pile Cure.
This remedy is composed or simple
harmless vegetable ingredients. but com
blned so effectively and act SO promptly
and thoroughly that II cures every io'in
OF piles whether itchins' pHhu' p'eeuihs
or protrudlng. -, 4,
In long standing cases ,ne rylani'u
Pile Cure has proven 10 DS ',ie oAly vei
tain cure except a SUI e'sai ops. ''O'''
a,I a. sdvortares over an operation are
many a. IL Is pa.nless causes no delay
o. irterserrence with daily occupation.
and last bu, not least. It is cheaper than
anv surgical operation could possibly be.
1sna ,eses ma, the Pyramid Pue cure
will not reach are so few that physicians
ara denend,ns unon this cheap but effect
I've remedy to accomplish a complete cure,
ana f. mover d,sapponts except In cases
beyond the reach Of medical q skill. ssl. :,
the pyramid Drug Co. Of Marshall. Mich.
and and for sale by druggists everywhere at
"a cents per package. Each package con
,s,ns treatise on causes OF piles. toseth-
er with testimonials from every section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
SEVERE CRITICISM
or Methods Employed in Treatment OF
Returning Sick Soldiers.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Nov. A. The
Examiner says that the most sensational
report OF a military board OF inquiry
ever sent 10 the War Department from
this city has been form arded 10 Wash
ington from the headquarters OF Major
General Shafter.
The document consists OF nearly one
hundred typewriter pages and contains
the severest kind OF criticism Of the meth
DDS employed by officers in charge of
the sick soldiers who returned from the
Philippines on the transports Tartar and
Newport on October 10.
Upon Major Rafter. the Surgeon Of the
twentieth Kansas Volunteers, who came
tack on the Tsr'ar. tn, ieaviest censure
in laid Many other officers are given n
hard measure or criticism. but their
names are being Withheld until the War
Department sees fit to make known the
details of the report.
Che Board Of Inquiry. which has %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
GEN. LEE WILL NOT RETURN.
Probably Go Back to Cuba without
Seeing Us Again.

The neeting visit General Lee made 20
Richmond on launching day last week
will probably prove TO be his only appear
ance here on his present trip from CUBA
lie Is now al Washington. Mrs Zee Is q.
here next week. Mrs. Lee and Miss Ellen,
in was learned here yesterday, VIII ac-
company the General when he returns 70
cuba - -.
Ii had been the understanding mere that
cenersl re would nav another visit to
Richmond before returning TO his post a
treat many OF his friends will be disan-
1ointed should he not favor the city win
another can before he leaves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

changed since that time: It was originally
PAS grains. but it was reduced by the
act Of June 18th. 1894. TO 1922 grains Of
fine gold. The coinage ratio in 1872 was
Is 10 / chat is, Is grains Of silver was
equal to ! grain of gold; but the act Of
1894 and 1885, changed the ratio first to
1902 10 !. and then 10 the present coin
age ratio Of 15.9SS commonly called 49,
10 1, which has remained the coinage ratio
between the two money metals ever since
lSSL-Burton T. Doyle in Leslie's Week
W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

severely arraigned the TRANSPORT service,
was appointed by General Shafter two
weeks ago at the suggestion Of Colonel
Alfred &. Girard. chief surgeon in the
general hospital at the Preside. Colonel
Girard's desire for an investigation was
occasioned by the deDlorable condition in
which he found the sick men from the
transports Tartar and Newport. There
were about forty of them and nearly all
We're suffering from dysentery.
Three men who came on these trans
ports died few days after arrival. They
were John Fabisak and John A. Logan.
Of the Fourth Cavalry, and George w.
Mills, OF the Twentieth Kansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05


The Petersburg Episcopal Convocation
met in the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Sums lIn. in Dinwiddie county last
Tuesday evening. The Convocation ser
mon was preached on Wednesday morn
iug by tho Rev. IT. l.. Derby, Of Peters
burg. and the Holy Communion was adj
minlsterod.
Addresses were delivered at the Miss
iorarv meeting bv the Rev. John Ridout,
and Nv fine Dom Rev O. s. Bunting.
N.ithor M the two essavists being pres-
l,+ .srr,ors ,rora delivered at AN the
,,.-l.t.,.-, of 4h. ror,oo,tior
oFFTcrps FJECTED
Tho ,r,,,,9r oiartion of officers resulted
o- e,uo,,e. Rev q 6 Dean Of Peters
-. Nam. Mr. Tbom,s T. Rives If
D''. ...,.,.,. ,rrD,snrer. ana the
~. r,,,.,. ,,.,,.i- 80 p,tt porisb min
~, ..'.''....- ,,,,- 80, ,,,e..,
"'1'l' IN, nv Ia n,
ing or inc N'nFo'al'on WI" DC he'u III
PETERSBURG u,,, ,.
m'. ''- 'i we i'Io'il'l "oou VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

Mr.. c. Il. Cole was cut over the eye ny
some freight falling on MIN az tne hIcn,
freight depot. corner OF Broad ana nan
cock streets. yesterday about $40 7. NJ
He was treated by DR.. Goode, OF the
ambulance. -. - .a. .,,,
Mr.. Brauer. an Old white man. was run
o,-cr IN, a wagon Yesterday about :
o'clock near the corner OF Second and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

A private telegram received here last
evening stated that MIR. William l..
Irather, formerly a practicing lawyer at
waco. Tex had been selected president
OF tho University or Texas, located at
Austin, and given ten days In which 70
He was elected TO succeed President
George Tavor Winston, who has accepted
the presidency Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College OF North Carolina, at
ven known In Richmond. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

Leigh streets He was not hurt much,
and was carried 10 his home, NO. DO
north sixth street. in the ambulance.
A white man was struck with beer
bottle in a bar-room on Graham street
Yesterday ABOUT go T. NJ. His eye, which
was badly cut. was treated By Or. Goode,
Of the ambulance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
SchIcy's Barber Paralyzed.

Dan Shelley who was barber for Admit
raj Schley on board shin years ago. but
who has for some time been resident
of this city. where he has spent most OF
ON account of his passion for drink, has
been paralyzed at the latter place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
Miss Harrison To Sing.

As an offertory solo to-day at Park
place M 10 church. Miss Mamie Harri-
son OF Alabama, will sing a selection
from the Oratorio Of St Paul. Miss Har-
rison IS In Richmond 20 attend the unyeil-
ing Of the Winnie Davis monument She
has been studying in Europe FOR the past
two years.
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rhc President VIII Vote.

WASHINGTON. Nov 4-1he President
win go TO Ohio 90 vote lie viii Raye
here on Monday evening. arriving AT Can
ton about noon. and probably Will leave
canton for the return journey the same
evening. reaching Washington Wednesday,
noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.--The report OF
the Court OF Inquiry. referred to in the
San Francisco dispatch. has not been re-
ceived at the War Department. although
word has been received that 1t is on the
way.
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Howitzers' inspection.

on next Tuesday night the Howitzers
will have a full-dress inspection Of the
battery at their armOry, on Eighth street.
There win also be the presentation OF
the attendance medal for the vast year,
and afterwards music and dancing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05


msnently until I
heard OF DR..
Hartman and his
medicine. and he
cured me / had
been so sick. suE-
tered aim st
death. vomiting
three or four
times daily; no
strength. not able
to walk. and now
for one year and
a half | have
been a well wo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
Gave n COtillOn.

A cotillon will be given by Miss Alice
Lefebore on Tuesday evening. Novem-
Der It'll. at o'clock f. NJ, in the dancing
hall ON Floyd avenue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
DANISH HOME INSTITUTION,
Zone of Americas Phianthropc Enterprises)
Reports That Pe-u-na, the Great Catarh Remedy, Works
Wonders SeCretaTy'S Letter.

now. Pe-ru-na has cured me OF all my
stomach and bowel trouble. | was nlty.
seven years old last Friday and don't feei
as II could be more than twenty. On
what pleasure II II to have good heaitn.
| was sick for five long years. DOCTOR
Ell all the time Nothing helped me per.
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Hall. north Twenty-hfrh street: lh hi,S
precinct. Masonic Hall, north I"enly-ni'h
street.