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Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SlsOMiitVts0y tiVu0it0tsoNse0 sS
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 10. 1900.
LEAVE BYKD-StlisEt,T STATION.
1913 ~. AZ Daily for ~ lsiiniseolnI I, ana and
Joints Norrn- stops oniy at Aifiloko
ana FREDERICKSBURG. pullman sleep
1850 A. NJ. Daily, except Monday. Lor
sNasEington and points North, tho
New Work and Florida Special
composed entirely of pullman vesti-
buled sleeping. compartment. din
ing, library and observation cars.
No extra charge other than regular
i Pullman fare. Does not stop at
Eiba or local stations.
and points Noslh. stops at Elba.
Glen Allen Ashland. 1dylorsville.
boswell. Ruther Glen, Penoia, iAi!-
ford: Woods.aHe, Giolael. summit,
Frederleksbusg,, Brooke. and Wide
watsr Pullman car
a:45 A. AZ Daily. except sunday, for
Washington ana points North. Stops
at E,ba. Glen Alien, Ashland lay
lorsviils: boswell, Rmther Glen, Pc
and whitewater. Pullman car.
1a:oo n Daily. except sunday FOR q. Wash.
Eiba. Glen Allen. Ashland. boswell.
Milford and Erede lei pa sal,
Limited at Washington.
7:45 P. NJ. Daily. for Washington and
points North. Stops at f. ba. ASH
land. boswell. Milford, F'redericks-
burg, Brooke and Whitewater. Stops
Mt other stations Sundays. Sleeper.
Richmond to New York. Sleeper
Washington TO Philadelphia.
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
$40 a. NJ. Daily. Stops at Whitewater,
Brooke. fredericksburg, Milford.
boswell. Ashland and E.lha. stops
at other stations Sundays. Sleeper
New York to Richmond.
500 r. N. Daily, except Sunday. Stops
at fredericksburg. Milford. boswell,
Ashland. Glen Allen and Eloa- Par
lor car from Washington.
s2s ere X sy o ashla an as
Elba Pullman cars from New York.
$40 F. M Daily. Stops at Underwater.
Brooke Fredericksburg. Summit.
Guinea Woodslane. Milford. Penola.
Ruti1es Glen. boswell, TayIorsvii.e.
Ashland. Glen Allen and Elba.
e:5o P. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. from
Washington and points North. tho
New Yorl, and Florida Special.
Makes no local stops and docs not
stop at E1ba-
ACCOMMoDATToN TRAINS.
tDaily, except Sunday.)
TOO A. r. Leaves Eiba for Q;tlntico
400 p. NJ. Leaves Byrd-Street Station
for Fredericksburg.
$40 +. NJ Leaves Etba for Ashland.
GAO a. M. Arrives ella from Ashland.
from Fredericksburg.
sos p. NJ Arrives Eliza from ashland.
W. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
Z. T. ID. MY E.RS.
President.
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a double team cart belonging to y 81 q:
sRoxley. BOT west Clay street. was packed
INTO me dock at the foot OF Fifteenth!
street yesterday n7 nj g q bout 1856
O'clock. 8.
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Atlantic Coast
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. IL. 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE RICaMoND-BYRD-
STREET STATION

SCHEDULE IN zEtfrt tCT jan. Ii. 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE RIcaMoND-BYRO-
STREET STATION
900 A. NJ. Daily. arrives petersburg DBL
a. NJ, Norfolk 1I:27 A. NJ Stops
only at petersburg. Naveriy ai1
Suffolk, Va.
900 a. NJ Daily. Arrives Petersburg $50
a. NJ, Weldon II 40 a. Nj, Fay ette-
vile i:Io z. NJ. Charleston 1l:.a +.
~. Savannah 1850 A. ~, Jzcleson-
cite TO A. NJ. Fort ia, Tampa ..s S:29 " =
Wilmington s:l5 +. II. Pullman
:, % Sleeper New York to Jaeksonv lie.
Petersburg 1905 +. " stops Man
chester. Drewrys Bluff, centraiia
and Chester on signal.
1888 T. NJ. Daily Arrives Petersburg f:iJ
=. ~ Makes all stops.
$50 E ~ Daily except sunday N, Arf IVES,
z. NJ, and Rocky Mount $3.50 2. NJ
Makes all intermetiiate stops.
GAS 7, n Daily. Arrives Petersburg IL ~
Emporia $40 Connects with A. and
p. for stations between Em ls a "a
Cos \. M sayannea 80. ~ 4, M A.;
s assI p M = 80 = ~ = 'l''.-'
New LINE TO MIDDLE GE Es,1s
GLA PoINTs;,,Arrtving Augus-
~
lanta 12:l5 r. NJ. Pullman sleepers
New York to Wilmington, Charles
ton. Port Tampa, Miami Jackson
VILE. Augusta and Macon
0;oo 5 " 5Da Weldon ITO ?. NJ Makes
local stops between Petersburg and
Meld Roano Aaliy Va.. I:so 4. s.. Bris-
toll. Va. 1910 A.. ~ Connects a.
Emporia for panviller va. ARRIVING i wing
rpond Tn IN .VnCQbUry.
1000 r. NJ, DAILY. except Sunday. New
York and Florida Special Arrives
Charleston 1:i6 A. NJ. Savannah
S.O1 A. M, Jacksonville leo p. NJ.
St. Augustine 200 P. NJ. Tampa $50
p NJ :.
1916 p. NJ. Daily. Arrive petersburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
goa M. Daily. From Jacksonville. sa-
- vannah. Charleston, Atlanta, Ma
con. Augusta and all points south
T:1s A. NJ Daily. except ., Mondas. si srona
nah and Charleston. 49,
SIS A. NJ Daily except Sunday From
dslann' Lynchbu-s and the West.
a.a7 4 NJ. Daily except Sunday. Peters,
burg Local. ;,ntax only From. Atlanta.
500 Al Ath nl Raleigh. and Henderson,
eLynchDurs. and the West.
11:1o a. NJ. Daily except Sunday s'ron
Norfolk and Suffolk
1t.ns x. III. sunday only. From Norfolk,
---N.o Suffolk and PetersburE-
az p. M. Daily except Sunday. From
1.ox E EN- ~ Daily. From Miami. Port
- Tampa Jacksonville. Savannah
charleston. Wilmington, Goldsboro.
and all points South.
6:1 u. NJ. Daily. From Norfolk. SUE
FOLK and Petersburg s
a:a0 s. ~ Daily. Eron. Petersburg,
-" Iynchburg and 5West.r
m KENLY. Traffic Manager.
General Manager III
n. N. EMERSON,
Il - General PASSENGER Agent.
1880 - ElsFg$s5E C. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
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10 prohibit killing of fisa in Clinch
river.
To amend charter of town of Ridge
way.
To amend charter of town of Suffolk
To authorize county of Orange to sub
scribe to monument to Confederate
dead.
To rat!fy and confirm charter Lumber
mans Marine Insurance Company.
For the relief OF Kretal Chemical Com
pany.
70 allow directors of Oaio and Big
Sandy Coal Company TO change its name.
rorr,1, or,
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Tor It's Teptai.
He was several times ;11terTuptel by
Ar. Pitcher. of FauQuier. whose questions
he finally declined TO answer MIR. Shell
ton closed by stating that he was in
favor OF Mr. Anderson's substitute, with
certain amendments. which he would
offer before the vote was taken. Mr..
Shelton was followed by Mr.. Petit. of
Fluyanna, who spoke along the same
lines.
He said il he had his way he would
wipe out the law an toto. and go back
to the one that existed priSr to 1878.
Mr.. Hubbard. Of Buckingham followed
Mr.. Petit, and made vigorous speech
In favor Of absolute repeal of the land
era bbers. act. He said the bill fostered
trusts and monopolies, and was undemo-.
cratic and unjust. He said it encour-s
aged the Insurer and the shylock, = and
the poorest class OF people IN the Com
monwealt tn had to suffer for It.
Al the conclusion Of AR, Hubsrd's,
speeeh, Mr.. Anderson. Of Richmond city.
was recognized. IN order that he might;
have the, door when the matter comes
up as a special order to-day. Mr.. Ans.
derson agreed to yield q part Of his time
10 Aiessrs whitehead. Of Norfolk and md
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sle made an able and eloquent speech,
owing the harsh operations of the law
his section, and appealing 10 the. House
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Senator Sands introduced 4 bill to in !,
corporate the Westminster Schoo! at
Richmond. The corporators named are:
Rev. Robert p. Kerr, Rev. Donald Guth-
rIe. Rev. Jere Witherspoon, G.. r. Can
non. ]. n. Cullingworth and P. A. IT.
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WAS A DAY OF ANXIETY
AT NATIONAL CAPITAL
Urgent Appeal OF IL Hung Chang
That Victorious March of Allies
stop Was omctatiy Answered.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ls,--At the close
cf a day of Intense snxisty, the state de-
partmcnt tonight made public Tho latest
correspondence hetSsen the United states
government and China. constituting not
only q remsrkabie series uf state papers.
bat al the same time disPsling All doubt
and uncertainty as ga tho American pollcx
IN the present critical tunciUre.
The urgent, almost p4thetic appeai x
Ii Hung chang. submitted early So the
aay. that the virtoTisas march 81 the al
lies stop AZ TsngchoW. and that the miil-
tary commanders on the field oe instruct
ed 20 arrange an aruatsfice AZ that point,
vas met with a response that Gen. Chat
Zee already had becn given complete tn
structtons empowering him TO carry oat
an arrangement Ia concert with other
commanders for the delivery of the min
listers ana persons under heir protection
to the relief ceiumR. not az TGngehoW. a.
had been suggested. b4t az Pekiug. FuT-
theEmore. Il was made known 70 China
that Gen. ChaEee's instructions left hira
free rein as 70 whether tie should ins!ss
upon entering Peking and going 70 the Is-
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the Ingalls, homo here In n telegram at
10 o'clock today. The funeral will be
held In Atchison.
Mr.. Ingalls, Illness dates from March,
1899. when at Washington his throat
began troubling him. He occupied apart
ments at a hotel with his family and
worked steadily. writing political articles
for newspapers throughout the country.
He was treated by several specialists,
but received no relief. Ten months ago
he took the advice OF physicians and
sought another change OF climate. travel
ing through New Mexico and Arizona.
He was still able TO write occasionally
for tho newspapers and to attend to his
business AFFAIRS.
From time TO time reports OF his Sc
rious illness were circulated. but they
were invariably denied both by the
senator and his family. He did not
consider his case hopeless by any means.
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IT " ASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The
NJ N II department of state makes
\MN public tonight the commu-
\SN nications exchanged today
by the Chinese minister,
Mr.. wu Ting Fang. and the acting secre-
tarv of state.
The following memorandum was handed
to Mr. Adee by Mr. wu at o'clock this
morning:
A cable from Earl Ia Hung Chang.
envoy plenipotentiary OF China, dated
August is, and received by Minister WI
at p. m. on the same date:
"The allied forces are approaching
Tungchow I have memorialized the
imperial government to depute an en-
voy to negotiate an armistice with the
several commanders on the spot. /
will also shortly proceed to Peking
The powers being fully aware of the
embarrassing position in which their
majesties. the empress dowager and
the emperor, are placed. are earnestly
requested to telegraph instructions
to their respective commanders, af-
ger arriving at Tungchow with
their forces, to stop their fur
ther advance to the capital.
so as not TO cause alarm and fear to
their majesties and calamities TO the
people. For such an advance would
shake the foundations of the Ia Ching
empire. and wound the feelings OF all
her people, high and low, For a COM
pliance with this appeal. the millions
OF people OF the empire will be pro-
foundly grateful to the powers. Please
communicate this cablegram at once to
the secretary of state"
L.
handed to Mr.. WI this afternoon:
Foreseeing that there would be Insult
ficient time after receiving a reply
to our memorandum of August 12 to get
instructions to the relief column be-
fore 1t had reached Peking. we sent
on the same day to the general COM
manding the American forces in China
tho following dispatch:
''Adjutant Generals once.
Aug. IL. 1900.
.'rowler. chefoo for chafree: Sec
rotary al. war directs me to infovrn
you that IA Hung Chang. appointed
by the Chinese government to negoti-
ate with the powers. requests cessa-
tion of hostilities. We have replied
that We are ready to enter into an
agreement between the powers and the
Chinese government for cessation OF
hostilities on condition that a sufficient
body OF the forces composing the re-
lief expedition shall be permitted to
enter Peking unmolested. and to es-
cort foreign ministers and residents
back to Tientsin. the movement being
provided for and secured by such ar
rangements and dispositions OF troops
as shall be considered satisfactory by
generals commanding the forces COM
posing relief expedition. We have COM
municated this to all powers. Japan
ese government takes same position.
We have not heard from other powers.
"CORBIN."
And two days ago, In view of the
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nj outer wall. taking risk OF minis
ters passing through city with only
Chinese escort. you and the other sen.
erals must determine.
by order secretary OF war.
"CoRBIN."
We are advised by Minister conger
that the attacks by imperial troops
upon the legations in Peking have not
ceased. While these attacks continue
we cannot stop the advance OF our
forces toward peking. II such attacks
cease. the above quoted Instructions
will be allowed to stand. and they
VIII seem to provide for all the action
required under the circumstances stat
cd by Earl Ii in bis dispatch.
ALvAY r. ADEF.
Acting Secretary OF state.
Washington, Aug. 10. 1900.
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EX- SENATOR INGALLS,
WAS ANXIOUS FOR END.
Pathetic Reference to Realization
That His Life work and Career
of Usefulness Had Ended,

EAST LAS VEGAS. ". NJ, Aug is-The
remains Of ex-united States Senator John
J. Ingalls,. who died this morning at the
Montezuma hotel. Las Vegas Hot Springs
were started for Atchison. Kan, his late
home. this afternoon. accompanied by
Mrs Ingalls, and her youngest son. Shef.
field. The body viii arrive In Afchison
Friday afternoon, and the funeral viii he
held from tho old homestead on Sunday
afternoon.
In accordance with a special request OF
senator ingalls,, every feature Of the fua-
eral viii be simple The body will be taken
from tho fngalls residence 30 Trinity
church Sunday afternoon. where Episoo.
pal services VIII hs read by Bishop Mills
fangh. The interment AT Mount Vernon
Viii be private No funeral sermon win
be preached. and there will DC nothing in
the nature ef a public demonstration.
The direct cause OF death was bronchitis
senator ingalls, had been growing weaker
for some time, from inability TO assin,
late his food, and there we're also heart
complications he had been able 20 sit
up last evening. however. and hts condi-
zion Was then considered slightly batter.
lie had made al plans to leave for Atch-
~
die. and e was intended 60 start not later
than SATURDAY.
Felt That HIS Career Wa. Ended,
of the senator's last hours. shenlelS
Ingalls, said today.
Father was taken suddenly worse a
little after o'clock last evening. The
medical director oi the hotel informed IA
tAa, ms father was hot likely to 1--we unSR
morning lefG ais side al midnight ana
retired q my room for short rest
My mother, whom be desired not 70
leave his side. came 10 my door about
o'clock this morning and told me that the
end Was near. soon after he lost con-
sciousness and passed peacefully away
He talked 20 us up "a a haif hour before
he died. and repeated the Lords prayer
with nay mother some time before hs lost
consciousness. His condition all ihroaEn
his Illness has been one of great fortituda.
He VAS anxious for the end TO come.
for he had felt for the last six months that
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JAR CAPS. including Rubbers-
Per doz.......... .....-..... .....,..Soc
RINGED POT COVERS
ii sizes, ranging from to 1874
inches; from cents to IL cents
each.
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Vt " AsHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
~ N II department Of state makes
\NN public tonight the commit
\TN nications exchanged today
by fha rbfpasn rntnister
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, CAPTURE OF PfkIsd
|, RuN0RfD IN NlEssA.

I oNDoN. Aug II. SIS o. IN a
L. cabiegram 20 Vienna. from
HonskouE. announces the cap
tura ~ PekinE hui The Austrian
governments. nkc other European
powers. IS stiI without eondrma-
tinn os this report An official tel-
egram dated Taku, August is. has
been resolved al Rome. ~bich as
serts thal the attark on PeKng te-
gan Monday. thar Sir Claude Mac
donald. fhe British minister had
opened communication with the &C..
Heving forces. and that ths allies
have established their hs&1gusr-
iers At TuHgchow.
Chinese officials n Shanghai are
reported as admitting that the al
lies inflicted heavy defeat on ths
Chinese imperial troops around
Tungchow. sunday, and then
marched direct on Pckiug This.
81 true. carries the Japauess off
clai advIces announcing the cap
ture Of Tungehow one step far
Their.
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rapid progress of the relief expedition.
we sent the following:

we sent the following:
"Adjutant Generals ONCE. Aug. a.
Fowler, Chefoo. for Chaffee: In an
ticipation of acceptance by Chinese
government OF condition In our reply
10 them. cabled you August IL. II
Chinese authorities communicate will
ingness TO deliver ministers and per-
sons under their protection 10 relief
column at Peking. under arrangements
which you consider safe, you are au-
thorized 10 make and carry out ar
rangements, in concert with other COM
manders, without referring IL here.
From communications with representa-
tives OF other governments here. we
believe all TO take substantially snme
position. Question whether you should
insist upon entering Peking and go-
ing to legations or Will receive de-
livery at gate OF inner Tatar city. or
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MAY DELIVER MINISTER'S OUTSIDE PICKING.
Earl Ii Hung Chanss Appeal to Powers to Stay
Advance Of Allied Forces Answered.

Gen. Chaee Instructed From Washington Agree Upon Amsce
Provided Chinese Government Yields Conditions imposed.
Minister Conser Cables That Attacks by Imperial Forces
Continue Despite Negotiations for Peace
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cations. o. Shouts receive the aoiivery OF
the ieRatIoness at the gate n ihs inner
Tatar oity or 80 che outer wall In short
China. thrpseh her peace sasoy. bssousst
a halt and an arfnisttcc AZ TunEehow
tweive miles from PekinR. whcseas the
response ~ the American government IL
that n there is ta he a haitian arsBissico-
Is must be AZ the wallis of the imperial
cty,
The conclusions ~ re government were
announced after an eBtFnSed cabinet
meeting. and wefs embodied ~ the afgeial
statement siyeu above.
a. fhe sane time thc authorities gave
ou, me latest Dispatch fuFa Mlnister can,
ser received fo8ay through ibe Chanose
minister Nj va.
subJret OF Supreme Iat.r..t,
Tho appeal of Chsua and the prssnpt re-.
sp0mae Gf the Americas government were
the subject q supfeme interest fhroush-
oas the daF. coming at g mpment w hen
the ailies armies were IA the shadow %
she great walls ~ Peking. the circsrn-
stances in Witch the correspondence oe-
CURED were ~ a peculiarly rnamenfoaa
character. The president bad fast return
81 fGm nriet RESPITE az Cantor. aud
Eglng 60 the White H0ase, found his aa-
visers ready 20 present % him the Issue
naw advanced hy China.
The appeal from IL Hung Chang came
CelsiE9e4 ca ysSs Three. Va
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THIRD PARTY MEN
DEN(UNCE bryan.
Opponents of the Nebraskan
to Name a Ticket.
WILL MEET IN NEW YORK
Former Republicans Disliked to
Be Called Democrats.
WILL MEET IN NEW YORK

Were Cried Down in the Convention
when They Attempted to Argue
Against Endorsement OF Mr..
Bryan on the kansas city Plat
form-tfter Liberty Congress Had
Adopted bryan Resolutions Third
Party Representatives Met and
Decided TO Call a Convention tu
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CABLE FROM MINISTER CONGER
TELLS OF TREACHERY OF CHINESE.

; m@nn from It wal c
august is da tud to h
Secretary OF Our h
mph an dmpa b &c June I
; td and M Ms nj n, yn OF
La night h d m
% ing
; dxuaapy RYAN Nenngd of allied dhnoeN
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. is--The
of Anti-lmperialists today emnhatieaiiy
indorsed the candidacy OF W. ]. Bryan for
president. The convention did not adopt
the platform as submitted unanimously by
the resolutions committed without long
and heated debate, hut. when the previous
question was ordered, less than a score
could be marshaled TO vote against tho
Bryan Endorsement. The vote was viva
voce. and its exact result viii never ho
known. but the sentiment was clearly
shown az being In favor of the indorse-
ment of Bryan as the most effective man.
ner OF checking the alleged imperiaiistie
policy of tho administration.
The most vigorous opponents OF the
Bryan pronouncement in tho platform
were conspicuous members OF tho Ma
tional,' or third ticket convention. who
ti-imperialistio convention. They wero
led by Thomas NJ. Osborne, OF Auburn.
n. Y, and advocated the nomination OF
Il third ticket on the theory that their fol-
lowers, while opposed 20 Mckinley, were
opposed to Bryan on the Kansas city
platform.
Every mention OF Rryan's name Ia tho
convention called forth enthusiastic APP
plause. Speakers who opposed the Bryan
plank In the platform were received with
jeers and cries OF Time from .the. .dals-
gates. and fha chairman at times had dif-
ficulty In obtaining hearing for them.
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FINALLY YIELDED
IO Old COMPLAINT.
Ex-senator ]. ]. ingalls, Dies
in New Mexico.
WENT THERE TO REcouP.
Had Long Been a Sufferer From
Throat Trouble.

SON Says the Former Kansas stntcs-
man Was Anxious for the End,
Realizing That His Life Work and
Usefulness Had Terminated
Death No Surprise, hut Came
Quicker Than Had Been Expect
cd-sketch of the Life and Work
of One of Americas Most Re-
markabIe and Talented Men-Re-
mains to BE Taken to Atchison.
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ATCHISON. Kan. Aug. lex Senator
John ]. ingalls, died at East Las Vegas.
N. NJ, Mt as o'clock this morning, sur
rounded by his wife and two sons. Ellis
worth and Sheffield The news came to
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only positive cure known TO the medical
paternity. Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires, a constitutional
treatment. Halls C3tarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous Surfaces OF the sys-
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have 30 much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It
tails to cure. Send tor list OF testimon-
ials Address F. J. CHENEY * Co.,
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