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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
Patents Granted V'rSinians.

Patents granted TO EirSliidhs Deceihoei
49, 1900:
No ss4.os1. Charles w. Scott, Lynch
burg, Va, electric switch.
No 6s4,ol5 Susan A. Berry, Hampton,
Va measuring can-tilier.
No. ga, 1913, Frederick W. Hoffman,
Richmond, Va, ore-roasting furnace.
No 664 POS. John S. Wright. Jr., Church
land, Va. barrel machine.
No. 664,267, Abraham B. Harris, Ettcr,
Va, horse-collar.
No. 6643l6. Edward T. Crump, assisnor
to R. G.. Rennolds, Richmond, Va, paper
box.
Labels registered:
No 1895. Valentines Meat-Juice Com
pany, Richmond, Va, "Corn-Beef Hash"
for corn-beef hash.
No. 1906, Valentines NIeat-Juice Com
pany. Richmond. Va, OK Tongue" for
potte6 meats.
No. 1897. Valentines Nreat-Juice Com
pany, Richmond, Va, "Potted Beef" for
potted beef.
No 1888. Valentines Meat-Juice Com
pany. Richmond. Va, "OX-Tongue," for
ported oX-tongue.
Issue for December IS. 1900:
Patents 521; designs. 48; trademarks,
50; labels, SO; prints. /; reissues, l..
Total. 644.
Number of applications awaiting action.
1863
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RAPPAHANNOCK FAIR SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting and Election OF ON
cers-NIonipelicr Home of Mau'son.
1Snnnin1 nisnatl.II q The QimcS.1


E7RFDtlRlCK VA, Dec. ia
meeting Of the stockholders of the Rap-
pallannocl Valley Agricultural and, Me
dlanical Society wa held here to-di!
in the courthouse. The society mas heid
.; successful annual fair for the past tour
teen years, and is now in better condition
than ever, before Resolutions OF respect
to the memory Of the late Hon A r.
Rowe. first president of the society, were
adorlre5 The secretary and 1!teasu! e.'
read his annual report, showing all deots
paid and a comfortable balance in the
treasury.
The following officers for 1901 were elect
cd: Colonel Z. D. Cole, president: W m
n RiC.ards. b. Goldsmith, J. p. N. Girls
mond. VI. c. Hall. Major ". S. Embrey,
L. c. Magrath, Judge A. W. Wallace. j.
p Rowe NJ S. Chancellor, Captain D. NJ.
Lee. Yes. Chancellor. L. r. Colbert. vice
presidents; Captain S. J. Quinn, secretary
and treasurer; Colonel T. D. Cole, Cap0
tain 5. j. Quinn St. George r. Fitzhugh,
Captain NJ. &. Rowe, T. J. Hayden, ;. 5.
Bradford. Oliver Eastburn, j. B. Gray.
a. M. Garner. James w. Jones. Coone.
j. r. Alr!cl. James r. Rawlings. Captain
T McCracken. James p. Corbn, John NJ
Griffin. a. 2. Rowe, Jr., George w Shep-
herd. Hon. II. +. Crismond, Hon. A L
E,mbrey, Alex. Pratt, c. H Hurkamp, T.
r Morrison, II. B. Lane, Henry Warden
Hebry Dannehl. J. j. Sale. Board of Di-
rectorS.
Montpelier" in Orange county. four
miles from the county seat. recently pur-
chased by Mr. c. X. Lennins. Of Phi.a-
deIpnia. is one CT The famous country
places of Virginia. and one of the fe"
which has not been allowed to sink into
dilapidation. but has been kept in excel
lent condition. 1t was the ancestral hom'
OF James Madison, the fourth President
.al> lDI
mansion has frontage of l52 feet. and
is three stories high II was built bT
President Madison, and to this estate.
famed FOR its picturesque beauty. he toCh
his bride in 1891 Within its walls many
notable social gatherings were held with
the charming Dolly Madison as the hos
tess, and many distingu shed peop-e wer
guests at Montpelier. Lafayette visited
President Madison there.
The property had a number of owners
after the death OF President Madison.
and in 1857 it went into the hands o
Frank Carson. of Baltimore. He was
weii-known Southern symra th;zer dur'n
The Civil War and fearing contiscatlon
by the Federal Government. de
property Ia his brc;I,rr. who held tn
title until 1881. when it was purchased oy
manned the owner until the recent sale to
Mr.. Lennio~.
acres Of land. about 800 acres in timber.
and the rest under cultivation. On tae
property are the te.,,bs of President Mad:-
son, who was buried there in 1886, and
Mrs Madison, whose death. occurred in
lSia. These toIn5s have been kept in order
by the different owners OF the property.
- Lennins will make the place his couil-
try home.
W y Johnson of Westmo~e1a "a
county. shipped from Port Royal, on the
nut logs to Philadelphia, being the fifth
shipment OF the k ~ ~
logs are now very scarce in this section,
and command big prices.
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~. negro who d:a the shooting made

The negro who do lhe siioo'7
'.'S WAIVED EXAMINATION:
T. 7 A. Pape. charged with t1e
,,,.,r,,e- rF r. H Harris. was pc
Tow, the Mayor this morning Ely
.-,,inat;or was waived ana -hS
case sent on to the grind jury, when
meets on the Sd of January
r.. f.. Banks and J. h. fa'ey W.
recognized as witnesses ana piaIeu I,. u.r
a bond of 800 each. MI ". - W 49,. ~
,,ho defended Harris, the murderer ~
mallory. VIII now defend Pape, the muir
dered OF Hurts. e.,
The funeral of Harris took place from
his mothers residence on Bolllnso1ooH
Street, this morning.
Rev. Gus W. Dyer professor oi
deroilt University, VIII soon wed a aauS ;.s
ter of one of the leading Methools1 1'''''
listers in the South.
i've Te,- Mr.. DYER was at one time pas
TOR of Uirh-Street church III Peterspuls 8
no him is due the splendid new oul'nfhs
which this church now has. He was one
If mo most popular ministers who ever
had A charge in this city
l,UMEER INSPECTOR
Mr.. r. G. Scott. OF ms cry mas n7'
] anponted lumber inspector Tor the sea
, board Air Line Railway Win heno4u I'd,
! ters AT Jacksonville, Fla, ana VIII ieaVe
.ta 1sf nf January to take charge OF
| the position. :,
! Mr. scott was at one time engaged il
the coal business in Petersburg, and aisc
! held a lucrative position with the Nor
! folk and Western Hallway
i Mr. Virgil o. Wynn. aged sixty Years
| died suddenly at his home. in Petersnurs
! last night. He was taken. Ill yesterday
| afternoon al the wheelwrisht sholo o
! B. c. Cain, where he was empioEeo d!
/ ,.;,.er Ne lived ONLY a few hours attel
| being taken to his home.
Rev. s. Carey Beckwith and his orio'
are visiting Mr. Beckwith's parents II
peterShurr
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OYSTER INDUSTRY
IS IN GOOD SHAPE
Board of Fisheries May Purchase
a New Boat for
the Navy.

The state Board of Fisheries met ;'t
Aurphy's Hotel yesterday, ana aite
long session. devoted almost eht'reis ~
routine business, adjourned 10 1lise 49,
TINS CITY on Tuesday, January 20 l'Vi
Besides receiving the monthly Iepo1 - -
the oyster inspectors and ORDERING so4'
bills paid the Board went over ana COZ
rected the proof of their annual 1,epoF. ~
Governor Tyler. wnic! is now in the hanos
of the printer. and which will be issued 10
tho n,,1,Iic within the next few DAYS
The Board decided to look more t"iiy
into the question of buying new noa.
for the oyster navy, to take the piaee u
the old Chesapeake. :.
-rno n,s-r,,ers will ascertain whether IL
is t,etter TO buy a new boat or nave ti''
old one repaired and Will decloe .iie w.
ton at the next meeting 1he'e -
a doubt that the former couIse
pursued as most Of the 7nelitpet a.
or,;nion that it will be economy TO sel d
,,asse, One of the members said laSt
night that the o.d-style boiler on 'he
Chesa peake consumed d great oeai 7iioie
coal than new one would require anu
when the question of expense IN coisiec-
ton with repairs TO the old boat was con,
s:dercd. he was sure u new one shouia
be bought.
The past year has been good one for
the oyster industry" said a member ofItne
Er,ri last night. land the indications
are that the coming one will be better
Continuing. he said: The culllng laws
passed by the last Legislature, increasing
the size from 2 -1-2 to inches, ana pun.
ishing the buyer as we'll as the seller OF
uE2culled oysters. has done a great oeai
to protect the natural beds Of the state
and to augment the revenue from TINS
source"
All the members OF the Board were
present. as follows: DIR. Frank FLETCHER,
Accornac, chairman; Seth IL. Miller,
Mathews. secretary; John a. Curtis,
RichrnonG city: George B. keezel, ROCK
| iretaa,n. Pe,nrnrn1e Pet tit. TluNAnlla.
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A CITIZENS EXPERIENCE.
When He Retrcnched on His Gas B;''
They Changed Meters on linn.

IHcy SnaHSch Hict'is o' ''''A'
citizen of this city built himself
snug little home and pad much attention
to water and lighting fixtures. Inc nrst
wear his gas bills were moderate in cost.
The second year they more than douoled,
though the family was the same size ana
they had not changed their hours or mooe
of living.
Comp. amt to the gas inspectors made
no change. They exam ned the meter and
sad it was working all right and that
more gas was being burned, no DOUBT.
From time to time the citizen saw IN
the papers that new machinery was 70 DC
nut in at the Gas Works and the quality
Of gas improved, End he decided to Dear
with big bills in hopes the new ofuef "
things would bring relief.
The bills did not decrease. linen the
citizen determined on a lite retfehGu-
ment and reform on his own account. ne
furnished a lamp for his son to study by
at night and cut off the use OF the gas Ia
the kitchen This reduction in the numoer
OF burners used brought the bills down TO
aH,out the size they were the nrSt EeHr'
and he felt that he could get along conf
fortablv on this line CT retrenchment.
For two months by strict economy along
these lines he paid reduced bills and was
getting used to the retrenched scneduie.
A gas inspector appeared day or Two
ago with IL new meter and took out the
old one that had registered SO Industrious
" for two years and which no complaint
could impeach.
The citizen says it has an amusing s:ce
but he feels that mo matter what you 90
thew
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IN THE COUNTY,.
Divorce Suits Instituted in the Circuit
Court.

ID
Court.
Sarah E Goync. wifc-of William -John
Gcyne. yesterday through her attorney w.
u Beyeridgc, Instituted suit In the
circuit Court of Henrico for divorce
y rnensl ct thoro from her husband, WIN.
I Goync, and for injunction enlolnnS
md restraining her husband from beat
ing or interfering with her and Tor an
uony4 and support for herself and chill
dren.
Mary F. Butler, wife of Robert F. But
Ter. Yesterday instituted suit in the
same court through her attorney
w. II. Beverage, for divorce a
mensa ct thoro from her husband and
for cost of suit, alimony, attor-
news fee and for an injunction enJoinlns
and preventing her husband from inter-
fering with her or assigning his pay 10
avoid payment Of alimony, etc.
On account of the absence OF Mt. Alex.
Sands the Electoral Board OF Henri. co
county Yesterday morning postponed the
further, hearing of the objections against
the reelection of Mr.. John e. Broaddus to
the nosition of school trustee for Brook
land District until Saturday, Dec. 29th, at
II clock.
The cases of. Paul Smith, jake Wash
incton. Ernest CutZ and L:ston Carter
charged with ,robb;ng Henry Heights,
have been set for. trial before Squire
George " Thomas, on Friday at II
O'Clock. Carter was yesterday morning
admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
nv Clerk Waddill to Mr.. j. L. Pickles and
Miss Mary B. White. both OF Henrico..,
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VERDICT OF MOI GUILTY.
Talley Acquitted OF The Charge of
Betrayal.
Especial Dispatch to The Times


ASHLAND, VA, Dec. 19-In the case OF
the Commonwealth against Allie Ialley
on the charge Of betrayiIlg ldei COSBY,
which occupied the Hanover County court
most of to-day, the jury returned YER
dict OF not guilty. There were ABOUT
twenty-five witnesses and much reDuttal
testimony, one witness totally eHoneTat-
ing the accused. Both parties, VINO are
m e..1lbers of the same |Sunday-school' are
from the lower END of Hanover county,
and are we'll connected
Mr.. Hill Carter ably represented the de-
PENDANT while Mr. George P. Shaw prose-
cuted the case.
The case was tried behind Closed doors,
only members Of the bar and the press
being allowed to remain in court.
The case against Joe Mantelo, for the
killing of his thirteen-year-old daughter
by the careless discharge of "a gun i'll his
hands while drunk, was gone into, but
will probably not be given the jury until
tomorrow.
The court will remain in session the en-
tire day tomorrow trying several minor
cases.
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Germania digs Officers

The annual meeting of Germania Lodge
No. 10, knights OF Pyth!as. was held la ST
night and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Cha nceI.or
commands c. E. Loe'hr: Vice. Chancellor
4. e. Carlson; Master of Finance, ]. C,
Se:oert; Muster OF Work, G c. De trfch:
Keeper of Records and Sal. c. T Lnehr:
master OF Bxchequer H. P. Beck; Master:
alarms. w. Genruann. Lu. Co., d.
Mi'lam Hensel; Inner Guard, George
iatieh; District Deputy, j. Straus: Trus-
tees, Charles Duncker, George Franck
and P. Hoffman.
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GOOD REASON FOR IT.
The Success and Popularity of the
New Cata,rh Cure.

The remarkable success anu popularity
of the new catarrh cuTe-Siuart's Catarrh
TabletS-is largely because II not only
cures catarrh, but because catarrh suffer-
ers who use these tablets Know what lhey
are taking into their systems: no secret
is made of what they contain. Ihey are
composed of Iiydrastin, blood root. Suaia-
col and red gum. are pleasant TO the
taste. ard being dissolved III the mouth
they take Immediate effect upon the mu-
cous lining OF the throat, nasal passages
and the whole respiratory tract
Tie cures that S1uaIi's Catarrh Tablets
have accomplished in old chronic cases are
little shor, OF remarkable, and The ad-
Vantage OF knowing Just what yon are
taking into Your system is of paramount
Importance when ii is remembered that
the cocaine or morphine habit has been
frequently contracted as the result of us
ing secret caiarrh remedies, so many.
of them are well known 10 contain these
injurious drugs.
Stuaft's CaiaiIfl Tablets meet with the
approval and cordial support OF physicians
because their anteseptic character renders
them perfectly safe for the general pubic
70 use and their composition makes them
n caInnlon-senSe cure Tor ali forms of ca
farrhal trouble.
With nearly all advertised catarrh cures
ST Is a matter OF guess work TO what
You are taxing INTO the stomach, as the
,,-oprie,ors while making all sorts OF
claims as 10 what uieir medicines Will
do. are very careful to keep 1t u close sec
ret as TO what they really contain
This is one reason why StIart's Catarrh
Tablets have been SO widely recommend
ed. because they are not only pleasant and
<,cnrenieft 10 take. but the patient also
knows he ie not putting INFO his stomach
anything OF an injurious character.
tab sold bS QsuSvtS1s every
where IN the United States and Canada.
at 50 cents for complete treatment and
sroba5ly there is no better remedy ever
devised for the permanent cure Of cata-rh.
whether located 1n the head. throat, bron-
G1an1 tkiS,es Ar n the stomach.
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CHURCH NEWS.
Baptists May Meet Next May i'll CUBA.
DR., HutSon Better.


A nron,osition has been submitted by
private correspondence to the BaptlstS III
tn. South likely to attend the coming gen.
uc.I convention Whlcn meets in the second
week IN next May III New CLEANS, that the
BODY adjourn on Monday, the first day,
and assemble again on Wednesday IN
Havana. Cuba The circular letter setting
forth this proposition has just made It's
pearance in Richmond and is exciting
corsidera interests among the BaptlStS
here.
II is believed that the meeting OF the
convention in Cuba would greatly en-
courage the missionaries i'll that place,
and that the Cubans generally would De
greatly pleased at having this represen-
tatiye body of a great Christian deioml-
nation in the capital of their enlahclpal-
ed country,
If the proposition meets with success
n vessel will be chartered TO take the
convention from New Orleans dlrectl' 10
Havana The Baptist Ministers CONFER
ence of this city VIII prooapis Tame aoiiio
action on the matter.
An entertainment Tor the beneht OF the
Chapel of the Redeemer was given o'i
Chelsea Hill Tuesday night
The affair was an entire success s'l
, neat sum was realized for the C4lapel
Rey 7 A Dearborn Will preach at west
End Christion Mission, on Norris oiees'
le,Tvae, Nam street and Floyd Avenue,
tonight at O'CLOCK. Aie
cordi Ally invited. NO,
pav T z. lIutson. D. D.. who mas neeii
s:ck for the past few days, is cohsioer-
NV improved and hopes to be out short
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Welded IN ROANOKE.
Two Couples Married in That City on
NpStprilS.
Especial Dispatch to The Time.

Especial Dispatch The Times.)
ROANOKE. VA December 19.-T'he
First Presbyterian Church was the scene
at 3 o clock this afternoon of a beautiful
marriage. The contracting parties were
Miss Laura S. Trent, the attractive and
popular daughter OF Jacob Trent, Esq,
and Mr.. Rector T. HutchersOn, of Detroit,
Mich. Rev l.. G.. NJ. Miller, pastor of St.
Marks Lutheran church, otticiated, as
sisted by Rev Dr.. Campbell.
The bride, a stately brunette, wore
cream satin en- traine, with mousseline
de sol and carried q bouquet OF Marechal
Mel roses.
The newly-married couple left on the
440 train for Detroit, where the groom
holds a responsible position with big
drug jobbing house.
ETT-STONE.
At Q o'clock another marriage took
place. This was at the First Baptist
church, ana was one of the most inter-
esting and brilliant matrimonial events of
the season.
The contracting parties were Prof. Geo.
T.. Bennett. of the National Business Col
lese, and Miss Agnes p. Stone, the beau
tiful daughter of the late DR.. James L.
Stone.
The church was crowded with the many
friends of the bride. who has always
been one of its most active members.
Rev. T. J. Shipman. the pastor otficiated,
and Prof Sam Wall was at the organ.
1t was a violet wedding and The deco
cations were in accord with that flow
cr Mr. L. d. Daniel was the best man.
and Miss Lille Cutchins, maid of honor.
\ reception for the bridal party follow
cd at the home OF the bride, the couple
leaving on the midnight train for tour
OF the North.
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WHOLESALE h0BBERY.
Money and Produce Carried OF by

,,. and Produce Carried OF by
Thi"VcS.
Mr. T, +. Pullers grocery store, No ST.
North Adams Street, was entered Tues
5ay night and robbed, money and goods,
amounting in al to about $780, being car
ri.d off. An entrance was effected through
a window in the rear of the store by
cutting out three iron bars.
The robbery was a very daring and
successful one To get at the window
the thieves had TO enter Il yard IN luii
view OF three houses. The flat above the
store is occupied. and one OF the residents
stated that she had heard nothing OF the
thieves during the night
Some of the residents on the other sloe
of the store stated that they mad heard
a noise about u O'Clock that night, out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
People Licensed 10 ,-arry.

Marriage licenses were issued YESTERDAY
IN the following couples: Ben. j. Duthstn.'
of Asheville, n. c.. and Fannie L. "a Is 10
~ richmond: Eugene a. Gill; OIL 81
louis. Mo, and Pattie '. uchT.
iii Nv. and Emma Louise Lorraine, Oh
pichr,ond: Return j. Meiss, OF Baiti-
.,ora and Roberta 3. Brander, OF tntS
n rilU. John Flippen and Robert Alice DOW
DIV, of this city.
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hat they thought it was boys stealing

that they thought it was boys Stealing
barrels.
The first intimation Mr.. Fuller hao "
the robbery was when he entered me
store yesterday morning. He found Gems
il his money register. and had iell sSi
there the night before. About 500 "oitii
of cigars; 30 pc .nds of pork, Valueu d.
Sl7: several hams, several bags OF 'loui'
and some smaller articles were also miss
ing. he Immediately reported the maj
ter to the police. who are working dl!l-
gently on the case.
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Westerly, r. I.
Dear DR.. Hartmann find Pe-ru-na a
sure cure for all catarrhal affections so
common in this part OF the country. 1t
cures a cold at once. There is no cough
medicine thnt can at all equal Pe-ru-na.
AS for la grippe, there is no other remedy
that can at all compare with Pe-ru-na.
II am among the sick a great deal in
our city and have supplied many invnl.ds
with Pe-ru-na, simply because L am en-
thusiast:c in my faith as to its results. [
have never known it to fail to quickly and
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state of the human system which follows
la grippe.
IN all cases of extreme weakness use
Pe-ru-na with perfect confidence OF n
good result In cases OF weakness pc
culiar to my sex I am sure that no other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
oderof,hc Court.

,,d,e Wuddil! has issued an o,dc:
~, ntirp. permission to the Richmond Coai
aiming Company to continue TO o2e1aes
irs. mines at Gayton pending desls c,oi.g -
~ e,.st IN tie United States Circuit Cotast
I,,dqa ". s. Leake has been appointed
snsc al master in this case
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Judgment for $500

The jury in the case Of r.. T.. Jennings
against the Consumers Ice Company, Tor
$4,000 damages for alleged breach OF con-
tract, reachedsa verdict about S O'CLOCK
last night, finding for the plaintiff in the
sum Of S1,5D,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
Divorce Su t i.ilcd.

Carrie E. Smith yesterday. through her
attorney. W. II. Beveridge, Instituted suit
against her husband, Joseph Thomas
Smith, for absolute divorce in the Law
and Equity Court of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
Annual i.lcnsantry.

The Globe Clothing Company will give
Their employees 4 banquet on Saturday
night at Murphy's Hotel. This is one of
the annual pieas.ntries OF the Globe Com
pany.
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Two nrc....t.ts.

A thief entered the residence Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Y. Blanton. No. West Grace
Street. Monday night and carried away
two valuable oyercoats. Officers ere on
the lookout,
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DENOMINATION Waived.

c. ". Williamson. the young man who
shot Miss Bessie Stuckey, a nurse at the
Virginia Hospital. was sent on I" ire
grand jury. his counsel. Mr.. II. NJ smith,
waiSing examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
SIN II i,,,...

Fire damaged the restaurant at No. POPS
East Main Street yesterday morning to
the extent of about 80 a gasoline stove
was the cause. The chemical engine put
1t out
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and cheeriulnesS 81
disappear when the sF kio-
neys are out OF Quo
or diseased
Kidney trouble has
become 50 prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to be pom -
afflicted with weak Rio-
neys. 1.-THE child !. urn IN.
ates too often. il the
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remedy can approach in good results the
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The Irregularities and nervousness. the
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by this excellent remedy. 1 wish every
young lady in our city could read your
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Mrs. Lizzie NJ Brewer
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