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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06

ANOTHER prominent figure 10 t1e
trial and conviction OF Mrs. E':z 'beth
Srrrs,t for alleged conspiracy in the
assassination OF President Lincoln has
passed from earthly scenes after brood
ing for thirty seven years over le part
he )ok 10 one OF the dsrkett pages In
the history Of the United States. DE
was the last witness before that fierce
tribunal where the fate OF the accused
was fxed by the clsmors OF portion oil
the country who we're as incapable OF
reason as q mob. We allude to one
LAWS J. WechmaD, who has lat paid
the debt OF nature in Anderson, Iod.,
after years OF mental torture 10 which
ne bgooded over the matter, and ire
G1ently said that his testimony Was II
cause of the conviction Of Mrs. Surrai'
and her execution on t1e ealloNs
Some years ago he became possessed OF
the idea ta,t because Mrs. Surrst wss
Catholic the Cat 1olics OF Ander-ou
were upfriendly towhrd bin, aoc
though there was no foundation for toe
belief it preyed upon him serslo > and
finallv affect ID bis health. H. wos
about sixty years OF age. Vh- actors it.
that cruel trsvesy or ju tice bsve 1T
been alluded t.. 1t Is believed ty
many that Secretary Stanton USED =
razor 10 order h put himself out Of j
misery, and that Pres On King. suffering
from bad conscience, drowned himself
q the Hudson river Is well-sttested
fact. 1t Is also said that Others who
took prominent parts in the trial and
execution OF lady subsequently, prov
en- to be innocent came to untimely
aud violet deaths.
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. FAUOUIER NOTES.

Miss Ages Allison, aged 80 years,
died on Tuesday last at the home Of
her brother J. W. Allison.
Mrs. A D. Payne has purchased the
old Il ca Payne residence 10 Warrenton.
and will shortly occupy it as per.
msnent resldeoce.
Mr.. james Blackwell, formerly Of
this county, now OF Seattle, Washing
ton, paid his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
NJ ,or G. B ackwel - snort visit recently.
The entries for the Colt end Horse
Show at Upperville June 11th and l2t1
have gone ahead Of any previous year
and st the time OF writing number
403 with others expect ID.
Mr.. Henry Smith, who recently pur-
chased the Fsuquier Springs property
has no plans to be Immediately car.
ried out beyond converting the place
into first class stock farm.
Mrs. 4. w. Wheat sud Miss Sue Lee
Wnett accompanied by their friend.
Mrs. w. J. Mann, drove into o ditch
on the road side, one night lest week,
on their way home from a strawberry
festival. with the result ne cart was up.
SIT and Mrs. Mann bad her collar bone
broken, while the ether two ladies
fortunately escaped With few bruises.
| lWarrenton VirgipiaD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06
The Strike.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 6.-The
-hootiog do wn of ten.Vear.old Charles
MCCAIN last night has aroused the
strikers t. despertt, ttlge OF anger,
and from now on the au horities antici-
gate turbulent scenes. Young McCsnD
s I t the hospital today 10 serious
copd ton from 10 bullet wound 10 the
back, IL Fl cted by one of four coal and
iron policemen now under arrest. Inc
BOY " tn party Of young companions
were tryiog TO tear down the barricade
that surrounds the Stanton mine when
one of the policemen shot him. This
morning q coal and iron policemen
was stopped by party Of strikers who
begged him to desert the colliery. DE
drew a pistol and ordered the crowd TO
stand back or he would shoot t. Kill.
A tg policeman seized the man ana
ne was landed 10 the police station. A
crowd Of boys and men gather nigt tly
to worry the police stauoned behind
the barricade. Parts OF the bsrricade
have been burned and torn down and
last night trtslling was fired and the
breaker was threatened with destsnc-
lion, but the FIRE department controlled
the blaze.
Hszsltou, June 6-No effort was
made ID operate the Yorktown colllery
by the Leheh Coal Company, as 40
ricipstsd. Toe water is rising rapidly.
There was q slight disturbance at Free
land between the strikers and deputies
10 which several we're bruised In
scrimmage. The ststemeI is made tc.
day that 1t Is The intention OF the Goa
Companies to take advantage OF one OF
the statutes OF the interststs commerce
law and appeal to federal judge for
40 Injunction to prevent the strikers
from interfering with the mining and
transports tion OF anthracite. No at
tempt is made to mine coal anywhere
10 the districts, all after ton being
given to keep the engines and pumps
working to prevent floods.
Mabsnoy City, Pa, June 6.-Todsy
fiuds ii tie change 10 the strike situation
throu bout the schuylkll ditt'ict.
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Mont Pelee Again Active.

Fort de France, June 6.-This morn
ing Mont Pelee without warning, and
after ten days Of quiet, sent up enor..
nous clouds OF smoke. 1t was thick and
black and rose for miles. The cloud
stretched below Fort de France and
obscured the sun. The sea rose fonr
feet and then fell back again. Fear
clutched at the hearts OF the people.
10 the sire, Is they shrieked or fell on
their knees 10 prayer. The natives
feat t1st the island Is to be dett'oyed
on june II. They have been fear
stricken for days. 10 tie face OF t1e
fact tlat Pelee had been quiet for days
until this morning, they have been
preparing for death or pleading with
tn. author ties t, send them away.
WHAT caused their belief is mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06
NEWS Or rHE OAi

The Nttonal tuberculosis Confer
ence adot tel resolutions declaring that
cousumption is an "acute infections
disease"
The beet.sugsr Senators yesterday
told Senator Plat that they were will
ing to vet, for q rebate, but not for
tariff reduction.
Mics o lie Newman, daughter OF Mr..
% E. Newman Of Manassas, and Mr..
j. u. Moser, OF Calpeper, we're married
at the Baptist church 10 that place last
niQtt +.
II report ID that General Miles has
been summoned to Washington from
Fort Riley, Ksn., and threatened W tn
court martial, on q charge OF having
betrayed official secrets.
JIM. Terrell, formerly Secr't'ry OF
State of Georgia. was nominated Tor
Governor OF that State yesterday over
Dupont Query, a lawyer OF Mscon,
and J. II. EstiIl, proprietor oil the "SA-
vanuah Morning News"
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Scbley
arrived 10 Leesburg on Wednesday.
He was the guest Of Mr.. Alfred Gil
lette. of Philadelphia, who has sum-
mer home about two miles from Lees
burg.
A dispatch from Montreal says: Con.
firm alton Was received yesterday OF the
statement that the Allan Line OF steam
shirs, the Elder. D,mpttsr and Com.
pany and the Cunsrd Company will
Join forces in opposition to the Morgan
syndicate.
Governor Taft had q satisfactory
| conference with the Pope yettsrday en-
the question OF the relations OF church
and state 10 the Philippine. The
Pope said "he earnestly desired ID help
the American administration OF the
Philippines 10 every way, and that the
Vatican would approach all quett'ons
raised in the brosdett and NEST con-
ciliatory spirit"
Reports which have been received ct
Cspetown from all quarters indicate
the greatest relief and SIT sfset'on at
the conclusion OF peace. The Boer del
esates are all 10 the field to bring 10 the
various commanded and most OF the
soldiers have been ordered to converge
on the railroad lines and surrender to
the nearest Brtisb officer. Command
az t Foucbe, the only Boer leader whose
Intentions were dOutt'ul, has already
, come In.
Jim Black was shot to death by .
mob yettsrday ct RaveDel, 8. O., and
ZEN hanged 10 a telegraph pole. DE
, G messed to the murder of Mrs. james
K. Jones, a month ago, and implies ted
three other negroes. OGe OF these, Rsd
Prior, was shot t. death by the sherlh'i
nose while trying 10 escape. Mrs
Jones was nineteen years OLD, and was
murdered for the purpose OF robbery
II was first proposed to chain Black 10
the dog house, where he threw the
BODY OF the murdered woman, and
burn it, but this was overruled.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
Foreign News.


Birmingham, EGG, June 6.-The gov
eminent has been negotiating with Mr..
Kuyper the Dutch premier. with re-
gard 10 the Boer delegates 10 Europe
and has guaranteed them sale COZ
duct to South Africa. Ga account OF
former President Kruger's advanced
age aud infrmi,ies. the government
hss. il IL said, waived the claim for his
ack no wIedgment of British sovereignty.
Berlin, June King Albeit Of Sax
ony il hopeessIy i'll. King Albert Is
now "a years Of age. and has been
reiening for 20 years. His heir is bis
brother, Prince George.
Constsntiuople, June 6 The Sultan
has ordered the recognition OF German
religious and benevolent inttItutions
with various privileges, among which
;s immunity from taxation.
Berlin, June Sit is reported that
the Kaiser is contemplating sending
the crown prince to South Africa ac-
com panied by a distinguished general
and small stsff, for holiday, and
incidentally ID study the battletields OF
The BOer war.
Easom, Eog., June 6 The race for
the OIks Stakes OF 4.5CO sovereigns.
here today, was won by K. s. Seivers
bay FLY Sceplre. with Randall up.
The Acorn stakes OF 1000 sovereigns
were won by J. Musker's brown FLY
Baroness La Fleche q to u. with
Sect, Martin up. Eighteen horses
ran.
Pretoria, June 6-Tbe executive
couscil met here ye, erday t. consider
matters OF detail 10 t1e carrying out OF
the general surrender. No difficulties
were encounted. A great thankseiV-
inc service has been arranged for
sunday. The reitric ions on night
trains have been removed, ana
srmored trucks have been stripped 10
order to accommodate the crowds which
Il is expected will hjw Into Pat)rla
on Saturday night TO tttend the ser'
vice.
Paris, June 6 M. Bourgeois was to-
day elected Presidet of the chamber
of deputies by 326 vltss out OF 5O9'
Paul Deschsnel tue former President
withdrew his name ss csndidtts
re election.
Loudou. June 6-Lord Kitchener
reports that there we're l .l54 surren'
, ders OF Beers yesterday. The Beers az
they surrendered gave hearty cheers
for Kitchener. The best possible rela
ions are existing between the Beers
and the British forces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1902.
1v TUE State CONT tutional couven-

NrHE Slate CONT tUtional couven-
ton Yesterday Judge Bergman Greer,
Of Danville, took the ground that II tne
Judges and other officers refused 10
abide by the new constitution they
soould be declared 10 open rebellion
aga INST tne government.
"Juppose," he was ssked, THAT not
vithstindiug the conceded regularity
OF the adoption and proclamation OIL
the new constitution, the Governor
and the judiciary should refuse to reoog,
Mia it and put it 10 force. what wouid
YOU do about il? "
He replied 'If could 6nd suthcle'
numher of followers l would arm them
aod drive the scoundrels out OF the
state OF Virginis." Continuing, Mr.
Green said: II would resort to moth
inc except the suppression OF rebellion
aOsin,t the State OF Virginia. L woulo
hang them 90 high as Governor wee
hanged John Brown, sir. Ihey "ouiu
he 10 as much rebellion sgslDst t1e
st,te of Virginia and against its soveT-
eighty as John Brown was 10 reDeiilop'
would only be putting down q rebel
lion against the people OF my Stale"
Such threats will have the effect OF
increasing the already strong opposi-
ton t. the new constitution as sdoI ted
BY the st.ts convention. The people
we're promised by legislative att and
by the democratic party pledges that
tLe new constitution would be SUD-
mitted to them for ratification. THESE
promises have not been fulfilled ana
the constitution is IL ba forced upon
them polens voleIs. which 10 Osd
enough; but for members OF t1is con-
yention to talk about hanging those
who refuse to recognize the new law
is going q step too far, even thought II
Is known that Judge Green wouldLf
do % hs says If be could, and oOuldL''
if he would.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06
Hanged for Murder.

Michigan City, Iud., June 6.-Willis
B. Wheeler, OF Warwick county, was
hanged 10 the peniteI tiary at 1905 this
morning for the murder OF Elias Burns
last September. Burns was Wbeeler's
sou.in.law. Wheeler had trouble with
bis wife, and she obtained divorce
from him. He wished her back again
and claimed his son-i1-law was keep
log her from him. He went to field
where Burns was working. and found
Mrs. Wheeler With him. Wheeler shot
Burns but did nt seriously iujure him.
he then turned on bis divorced wife.
aud would have shot her but Burns in
terfered. Wheeler, enrsRed at the To-
terferepce, grabbed 40 axe that was
lying near by, and decspit, tsd Burns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06
500 Reward. 500.

T readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dIe,dtd ole.
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is catsrrh. Halls Cstsrrh
Cure lie the only positive cure known 10 the
medical fra ernity. Cstsrrh being constitu-
tionsl disesse, requires constitutional trest-
ment. Halls Cstsuh Curs is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood snd mu-
cuous surfaces of the system thereby destroy
ing the foundation Of the di ease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the COL
stitn,ion and assisting nature In dong its
work. The propretors have 20 much faith
in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails 10
cu,o Sand for list Of testimonials. Address,
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Bold by all Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06

Now that the Beer war 10 over the
President has sent a report to Congress
on British opert tons at Chalmette, La Z,
holding that there has been no viola
ton OF ne neutrality lave. Cbalmelts,
It will be remembered, ia the place
where the British government establish
ed cortal for horses and mules purch-
sssd in this country and shipped ID
South Africa, where they were used 10
the war against the Beers.
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Presidents Reply.

New York. Jgoe 6.-Tbe bosid Of trsda
and t,snsportsti today Iecsived telegram
from President Roosevelt app ising them that
ne would be glad to receive the committee sp-
pointed by the board to ssk him to appoint 9
COMMITTEES to investigate aud take steps look.
ing toward the sitt ement OF the anthracite
strike In spite Of the fact that the w upon
which the resolution was based had been 10
peal d. The Presiden. in his message says;
Your letter OF 4 b with enclosures received.
The eclion you refer TO was repoaled by the
set of June /, 1893, but the President will
be glad to see your committee II they should
decide to como over"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06

The ter-centeDsry number OF the
Newpolt News Evetiog Times Herald
Ia an evidence OF The commendable
enterprise of that valued Virginia
journal. 1t cor tains "a pages, pro-
fIsely ilIustrst ID, and wtl a colored
t tie page. Newport News is young
bat vigorous city, and tne Times
Herald is capable of keeping pace with
the growth CT any city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06
DUsLIo SALE OF DESIRABLE AND

DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE AND
il valuable suburban lands. located near
the Theological Seminary aud fronting both
on the Leesburg turnpike and the old Lee =
burg or Brsddotk road.
BY virtue OF decree OF tie Circuit Court
OF A exandria, Virginia, rendered on the 3rd
dav Of March 1902, 10 the charcery cause
f John Cunningham vs.. Mary CUNNINGHAM
OF sls., the undersigned special commissions
OF sale W Il. sell at public auction; at Twelve
o'clock NJ, on
SATURDAY. June 81, 1902,
ir front the Royal street entrance to the
Market Building. Alexandria. Virginia, ALL
of THOSE TWO TRACTS OF LAND
situsted In AIexsndIia county, Virginia, and
fronting on the Leesburg turnpike and con-
tsining respectively 60 and 26% acres, and
more part cul .Jlv described 10 n deed dated
December 81, 1853, and recorded in hber
O No. 8, folio II, OF the land records Of
Alex ndris unity. Virginia, excepting, how
ever, 37k acres conveyed by Sarah r.. Nc.
Kenz o 10 Patrick Cunningham, and acres
and 80 poles conveyed by the raid Sarah e.
Mckenzie 10 DIR. ID. N. Bust. leaving Az
acres, mole or less.
Aud by virtue Of smother decree rendered
In the said cause on the ooh day OF May,
1901, the sad special commissioner Of sale
will, at tho same time snd plsee, also offer
for sale at public auction, ALL THAT PAR
GEL OF LAND situated 10 the said cIunty
and State, on the Leesburg turpp Ike, and
bou ed as follows: Beginning at the corntr
Of the land conveyed By Sarah 4. McKei z o
TO DR.. ID. N. Bust on the said turDp Ike, and
running with his land to point twelve feet
from the line of Mills; thence with said
Rust's line and paEsl oil with Mills lire to
the Brsddock road; therce With said road to
q planted stone in the lie Of said road /;
thence In a straight lire TO said turnpike,
and thence with said turnpike 90 yards to
the beginning, containing 81 acres, more
or less.
Terms of sale: 0ps-third Of the porehsse
money in cssh on the day Of sac, sns t no
+, sidue 10 two equal instruments at D ana -
months from tae date Of sale, the deIelIsa
instruments TO besr interest st SIX per esne
from the date Of sac until Pno, Anu 70
be scared by the GOES Of the oaIcnsser OF
pu chaors, and the Teie ntion Ct the ute IN,
iii the payment If the pnrehs'e money and
the interest therein In foil. All eonVeysncing
At the cost OF the purchaser or purchasers Of
the said land. -
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COuRT OF APPEALS.

The Court OF Appeals at Wytheville
yesterday heard the follow ng cases:
Powers vs. CsItsr Cjsl and Iron
Company; argument concluded.
Lshigh NJ. & M. Company w. Kelly,
passsi; ID be dismissed
N. i. Goldsberry We. Henry Sadler,
beiLg argued. No decisions were rem
dered yesterday.
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FIFTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.
Washington, D. c., June s.
sRNATH.

During the considers ton oil routine
business Mr. Morgan, chairman oil the
isthmain canal committee, had read q
communication from the Secr' iry oil
State. 10 reply t. az irquiry relating to
the government records regardiDg
earthquakes and riots 10 Panama.
Secretary Hay enclosed copies OF news
paDer accoui Is of the earthquake OF
1882. As to t1e riots OF 1856, he an
nounced that 1t would require 900
pages OF type writing aud months.
labor t, furnish the Information desired.
Mr.. Morgan was also Informed that the
Department OF sthe had no record OF
any proposition from the Government
of Colombia regarding annexation.
The report was ordered printed ss a
document and referred to the com.
miItee on interoceaDic canals.
Mr.. Berry made plea for the taking
up of the House resolution providing
for the election of Senators by direct
VI ia OF the people.
He wanted the committee discharged
from it further considers ton, ADD the
placing OF the resolution uDoo the CAL
endar
Mr.. Hale Mr.. McComts, aud tt1ers
suggested delay owing to the absence OF
Senators who were directly Interested
10 the sui ject.
The ten porary furry subsidized aft or
a hurried consultation between Mr..
Jones and Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Blackburn,
| the result being unanimous agreement
TO have the resolution called up i'm
mediately after the routine business on
Wednesday.
Unobjettsd pension bills were then
| taken up.
The is,hmisn canal bill was lsid be-
fore the Senate ct 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Hanna took the Fl 1or to conclude
bis speech begun ye,tsrday in favor o.
TIE Pansma route. =
He scor d Mini'ts Merry's advocacy
OF the Nicarseusn route by charging
that he was an officer end stock holder
OF the Maritime Canal Company, anC
declared that the minister should b'
giving his attel ton to the duties Il
which he had been assigned.
L dOO6Es
Mr.. Hull, chairman of the COMMITTEE
on military affairs, offered resolution
introduced by Mr.. Bartlett. (Dem. Gs.
calling on the Secretary Of War for In
formation as t. what salary had been
paid to Msj. Gen. Wood as Governor
General of Cuba. duriog American oc'
cupt ton, and under what law or By
what authority such allowances bad
been made, and moved that the reso
lot on he laid on the table.
Mr.. Hull's motion was carried by
rising vote OF rs to 55
Mr. Hay dem. Vs.) asked for tl'
yeas and nays and they were ordered
HulI's motion was carried. 100 to "
Toe House then in committee OF to-
whole resumed considers ton OF the bill
"for the protection OF the President"
Mr.. Bartlett. of Georgia. Was tn
first speaker in opposition to the bill 10
its present form.
Mr.. Patterson (dem., TeoD oppose
the bill, saying that the State law
were sufficient to protect the lie OF any
American citizen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06

THE DAVIS ARCH.-An arch has been
decided upon as the memorial TO Jetier-
son Davis to bs erected by the United
Daughters of the Confederacy- The
committee 10 Richmond yesterday
awarded the design t. Lou s A. GUIDE
brod, OF New York, in competition
with seven tier designs. 1t is prob
able, however. that the site heretofore
elected-Twel tt and Broad streets,
will be changed 10 Difference to Mrs.
Davis's wishes
Her oil It patty ID the location springs
from her belief that memorial arch
would be desecrated and It's purpose
destroyed II street cars were allowed TO
rattle through 1t continually. Her per-
sonal choice, it ls said. would be a site
opposite the Soldiers BONE, while
there was q disposition yet r
day at the meeting of the ladies of the
sssocls ton to 60 back to the old locs-
ton 10 Monroe Park, where a corner
stone was laid at the Confederate re-
union held some years ago.
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ATEYANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS

by peaceful igorrotes; to establish civil gov.
eminent in -Lsguns Immediately and to re-
organize Bstangas on July A, iepesling an
act bv which that province Was some time
ago turned back to the military authorities.
Difficulties OF transportation, be states alone
prevent the speedy establishment Of civil
goysreue1t In other parts. The message
hears the endor,ement OF Gen. Chsffse.
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Lansburgh&BrO.,
42o to 426 Seventh street.
WASHINGTON. DO.
TRLEGRApHlC BREVITlEs.
WASHINGTON. d. O.

Complete returns from the State, with
the excel ton of tan small pre- ipcts.
give Chamber ain. democrat, q msfority
OF 1874 over furnish, republican, for
governor of Oregau.
The Keyser, West Virginia, table
works and a large lumber yard were
destroyed by fire early this morning.
The whole town OF Keyser was threa-
tened with destruction for time. The
loss amour ted TO $40, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-06

In favor of the proposition be advocates
and the champion OF the Nicsrsguan
scbsme under which the government
treasury would be lOct'd. are loosing
heart, though the boldest of them st'li
claim that they will win out.
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ranrernns IrNeeIected.

Burns cuts and wounds often fail 10 heal
properly If neglected snd become Troublesome
sofeL CeWitt's Witch Haze 6lve prevents
such consequences. Even where delay hiss So
grsvstsd the injury DeWitts Witch H'z i
Sslse effects Q cure. Il hsd running sore OF
m, leg thirty year," Gays H. Hsrtly, YsE-
keetoEn. Ind. "If e. using many remedies,
/ tiled LeWit's WHch Hazel eaive. A few
boxes hesIod the sore" Cures all skin
diseases. Piles yield to il at ouee. Beware Of
oountsrfeits. For sale By Z. s. LeadbeateE &
Sons.