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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
A1 nixht ana s o'clock nazt morning.
much pro9ress would be made toward the
redemption OF our city from condtioas
that are lust now exciting deep disgu2.
Property Transfers,

richmond: Rev. J. W. Bledsoe and
wife To Judge a. K Leaks, Is feet on
west side OF Fourth Street. between
Leigh and Jackson, s.. 200.
a Alfred e. Cohen. special commissioner,
to Charles H Smith. q 1sse on south
side OF Cedar Street, lib feet east Of
Seventeenth Street. e726.
Alberta and c. w. Fleet to F. G. Ger
rnelrnon 30 feet on east side OF TWonty-
eighth Street, IS feet north Of Broad
Street. &L4O.
J. Il. Hoasback to b. g. Garner, % fee.
on Randolph Street, southeast corner
Winder Street, $a00
Margaret Leftwich = Luther Martin,
Is $40 feet on south side Of Duval
Street, ITS feet west Of Judah Street
Se45.
James J. Pollard to J. H Tarlton, %
feet on north side Of Grace Street. 3oc
feet east OF Allen Avenue, subject to
deed OF trust for $4,000, $56S
George D. Pearman and wife to Joseph
S Montgomery, 30 feet on south side
Broad Street, between Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth Streets, $4.100.
Henrico: Joseph bryan and wife to
Mrs Nettie Cole, lots II and 10 in block
ii, Chestnut Hill. $1,000.
r. N. Fpurqurean and wife to H 2.
the New Osborne Turnpike. near the
eastern limits Of Richmond. and three
fourths Of an acre on the New Osborne
Road at is intersection with the county
road. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
BUILDING ROBBED,
Then SET ON FIRE
Heavy Loss in the Town Of
Lebanon, Seat Of Rus
sell County.

rEpANc,S va. Oct Sire broke
oft n the Bays, big brick store az
o oui ~ his morning. and in less than two
hours the store with its entire con
.,iiu e.ie Captain ]. c. Gent aud Hon
w Va :, Burns were DESTROYED. But FOR
~. e1rorts of the citizens the entire bus
mess tns spa part Of the town you'd have, been
asd K Ronth. cemm9nwSssa,lsh,s-A A.
earnev:B T. Wilson and &C Gi!raer. the
oeice OF D o. S. Burns and the private
off;ce az T.. Il. Bays, clerk Of Russell
Craek were in the second story OF the
RaVa building. and all with their con-
e tThe losses are estimated as follows: L.
7 Bays. loss 81 eco. insurance - nD;;
:Ianks Mercantile Company, loss $4,000
Insurance Lrnn 5000: DR.. Q. s. Burns. loss
"a O1o no insurance; H 81 and T. h
x 1out i loss 1900, insurance $500; 3. t.
wilson loss 1900 mo insurance: Captain
W cent. loss $A5oO Insurance 20oO;
". r. Burns. loss EGO insurance g CO.,:
II IS thought that the Bays building
was robbed and then set on fire. as heavy
~ nlosionss OF dynamite were heard "a few
Minutes before the dre was discovered.
: " 10 known that no e1Dlosives were in
thss building before the NE took place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
LADY MINISTRIES
AT THE ACADEMY.
Show Will Be Given Night to
Help Buy Coal for the
Poor.

Ministries will hold the boards at the
Academy tonight. and for two hours
and a half rag-time songs, coon melo-
dies, cake-walks, high-class ballads and
all that goes to make good minstrel
show will reign.
Those who have seen the rehearsal OF
the young ladies' who are to engage In
the performance say that the show will
prove revelation in local productions
Everything that goes to make a first
class minstrel show OF the old-time
school will be done.
The Bones and ..Tambo will be Well
known young society ladies. and those
who will take part in the cake-walks
and dances are all well-know young la
dies. The chorus is effective and strong.
E The latest songs will be sung, and the
freshest OF jokes will be told: the dane
ing will be up-to-date. and Professor
Stein promises some lively music for.
the overtures.
In addition to all the enjoyment in.
store the purchaser Of every ticket will
add his mite toward the fund for the
purchase OF fuel for the poor this winter
Mr.. Isaac NJ Jones has headed list
for this purpose with so. Those who
cannot give so much can help by going
to the show at the Academy tonight.
Owing to the length OF the programme
the curtain will SO UP promptly at S:l5s
O'clock and carriages may De ordered
Tor 10:lx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
KESWICk CONTINGENT
Viii Send Goodly Share of Horses
and Riders to Horse Show.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

tSpCClal OlSpdkCu " AHe 4111to.
kESW1llk. VA. October 9-Horses
and riders from keswtck for the Horse
Show.
Keswick smart set are eagerly look
Ing forward TO the Richmond Horse
Show next week. Among the prominens
people who will attend are Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Reeda
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Thurmond, Mrs.
Boocock. Mr and Mrs. Jack Allen, 1or-
nerly OF Chica ga: the Misses lngersoL
Resides Mr. Julian Morris hunters and
Mrs. Reeds fine park saddle. Prince.
there will be entered from keswick Mr.
lack Aliens Miss English and "p'rin-#
cess, the winners OF the Monticello cup.
70 be ridden again in the ladies' jump
ing contes, by Mrs. DR.. Thurmond.
prince Troubetzkoy Is on q visit to
the Princess at Castle Hill.
Among the many pleasant guests at
Glover Fields" the popular country re-
sort Of Mr.. Frank Randolph, are Mrs.
". B. Fairfield and family. OF WASH
irgton; Mrs I. E Latham and MS y.
NJ. Coin, of Norfolk: Mrs. and s-iss SnID
OF Raleigh. N c.: Mr. H NJ Hall, OF
Boston; Mrs L, S. Sewers. OF Balttmot0.
and the Misses Lavfnia and Sandol MI
1iken. OF New York. Miss sandol Mill
ken is enjoying recreation at Clover
Fields before taking an engagement as
star actress IN the Charles Frohman
Company. OF New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
Children's Chorus.

The first rehearsal Of the Wednesday
Clubs child7en's chorus will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall on Saturday. October 18th, at II
o. clock. All children who wish to Join
the chorus, as wall asthe old members,
should be present at this meeting.
a large branch for Church Hill has
already been arranged for, and a branch
will probably meet in Manchester. and
another in Ashland The prospects are
for the largest chorus in the history OF
the club. and all new applicants should
be present at the first meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
INTERESTING DECISION
A Man May Stay in the Country for a
Time and Yet Vote in the City.

ESPECIAL Dispatch TO The 31Irnes.J
II ALEXANDRIA, VA. Oct. 9--Judges
Norton, OF the Corporation Court. to-day
rende cred a decision in favor OF Council
man John II. Trimyer, who recently
took an appeal from the decision OF the
Board OF Registrars in the First Ward.
Mr.. Trimyer has been living at coun-
try residence in Alexandria county for
the past month or SO and the registrars
refused him registration on that ground.
It was. however, proven to the saus-
fact;on az the court that Mr.. Trimyer
stiu maintained his residence and bust
nree IN this city. Mr.. Trimyer was
represented by Attorney G.. c. Carlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
SHOT HIS SON-lN-LAW
Captain Sullivan Returns With a Bride.
Another Daily Newspaper.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
rpprS0NRIrRG VA October g..

Especial Dispatch to The Timss.)
HARRISoNBURG, VA. October a.
3sylas HensIey. a farmer. living near
Elkton, Va, was fined $50 and costs yes
terday for shooting his son-in-1aW. " al. AZ
ter yiands. on the night OF September
,21st. The ball FIRM the rife entered one
OF viands' legs. breaking the bone
Captain Ew. Sullivan and bride, VINO
were married In Washington YESTERDAY
by Rev. Father Ryan at the Church %
immaculate Conception. arrived lase
night, and will reside here IN the tutule-
Mrs. Sullivan was Miss Mary " oCon-
nell. OF Washington. and former resi-
dent Of this city. The sroom !. y; =
wealthy cigar manufacturer OF snis
IA 3 and commanded Company G.. Sec
.ond Virginia infantry. during the Span
Ish-Amertcan war.
frarrisonburs will have smother da ~
newspaper. .sThe Morning News tho
first issue Of which Will appear On &c g
fober 18th. II will b DuolisAs -
.amvthe ana shannon. of Ibis 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
a FEW MORE MARSHALS
Richmond and Norfolk Men Appointed
to the State Fair.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
RALEIGH, n c., October 9.-Chief Mar
shall John L. Patterson, of the State Fair,
to be held October 9th to 30th. announced
another list of assistant marshals to-day,
making probably 600 in all.
Those from Virginia announced to-day
are E. Q. alston, Otis NJ. Alfriend, st.
George Cooke and Fairly Cooke. OF Rich
mond: T. ". Tanner, southgate Taylor,
Walter Erwin, George Goodridge, r. D.
Cooke. Percy Jones, Charles Mcintosh,
r. Z. Do-.ie. James Iredell Jenkins, Will
n. Jones, OF Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
Deople JCse,1 On
q ubNc Places -
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49, ~ %%%<<%%%%%%<<%<
All the hotels did a thriving business
last night. The G. A. R. veterans were
patronizing all Of them to a greater or
less extent and the other travel was
heavy. At Murphy's page after page Of
guests were registered and the fact that
The Republican State Executive Commit
tee was in session there attracted large
number Of local politicians Of that faith.
The usual number OF local Democrats
were out discussing party matters and
the lobby was a scene OF continuous
activity up to a late hour.
Ex-senator J. Thompson Brown. OF
Nelson county, was In the city yesterday.
He says the new registration turned OUT
all right in his section.
Hon. Joseph Stebbins. member Of the
recent Constitutional Convention from
HALIFAX was here last night. Mr.. Steb-.
bins was in the city on private business.
some of the visitors here last night
were:
Murphy.s: r. S. Powell. Va; v. P.
IEI,ls. Eastyille: Morgan Treat, West
Point; Park Andrews. Alexandria: 9. M.
G1pbens, Winchester; Jno. NJ Griffen,
Fredericksburg; Robert c. Smith. Peters
burg. Asa Rogers. Petersburg: w A.
Jameson, Boydton: j. @. Shepherd,
Buena Vista; Dr. P. A. Kennicott,
Palmyra; c.. NJ. Trice. News. Va.
Jefferson. S. l.. Easley, New York;
Cnnord Stokes, Chicago: Mrs. Percy
IIaswell, Fawcett and maid. New York;
Charles Bobzn, Chicago; James S. Ma
money, Boston; George w. Delaney,
Reading. Pa; Mrs. Blair Bonneville, Jr..
Jacksonville.
Lady de Vincennes. Of Paris, is regis
tered at the Jefferson. having come to
the city to attend the Horse Show.
New Ford s: C. Holland Rochester,,
N. "; H. Lewis and wife, Ocean, n. Y;
F. Rider and daughter. New Hanover
Conn.
Lexington: H. S. Winefee. Rocky
Mount: C.. H. Mustard. Christianburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
Chapter Of Accidents.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
.COyINGTON, VA. Oct. 9.-In attempt
ing to board q. freight train at Fort
Spring to-day Will Dam, Of Low Moor,
had his arm cut OF at the shoulder.
Scared by an engine at Rich Patch to-
day w. H Hamlet's horse ran into a
buggy driven by Caleb Persinger ard
Jacob Fridley. All three were badly
biz II 49, -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES
Offer to Raise Coal from Sunken Barges
in Chesapeake.
fspecial Dispat ch to The Times

(Specfal Dlspatcn 10 LIE 4iuaeS.J
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October a.
There is practically no coal either in
Newport News or Hampton. Quantities
OF wood are being ordered. The street
railway people received small supply
to-day to carry them through the week.
A syndicate Of Norfolk men has ap-
preached all the coal dealers OF this Sec
ton. Offering for 50 so a ton, part In adj
vance, to secure coal from sunken barses
in this vicinity The offer has not been
accepted generally because the syndlcats
will not guara ntee the coal. One OF the
harges went down recently near ocean
View.
Even soft coal is hard to get here at
any price for consumption, as the Chesa-s
peake and Ohio Is having difficulty
meeting the demands made by shipping
and the road itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
Woman Farmer.

Mrs. r. p Zimmerman. who manages
a hotel at Twelfth and Wabash Avenue
Chicago, is making a trip to Virginia
with a view to locating In this State
She called upon Commissioner kolner
Yesterday and had quite a long talk with
him, The Commissioner gave her a great
deal Of information in regard to the re-
sources Of Virginia. Mrs. Zimmerman
does not wish to open a hotel here. but
desires to purchase a farm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
Retutc the Charges.
Richmond Va Octob

Richmond. Va, October 3, 1902.
We. the committee appointed by the
Executive Of the w. c.. T. U. Of Vir-
GINA regarding tie charge made against
the general officers, wish through the
press to POSITIVELY refute such charges,
and hereby endorse the full explanation
made from the platform Thursday morn
ing, October I'd.
I MRS. r. H. JONES,
MRS. WM. C. PAYNE,
MRS r. "A. R1CkS,
MISS Iona KERN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
A CONFERENCE O.
HEADS & Of SCHOOLS
Called at Instance Of the South.
ern Education Board.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Organization Has Just Passed it,
Semi-CentenniaI AnnversarY-A
Registrar Condemned for Re,
fusing to Register Negro.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
(snecia1 Disnatch to THE Timea)

Special Dispatch to The Tlmea)
z RALEIGH. N. c., October 9.-Th1
State Superintendent Of Public 1nstru0
ton has issued call for conferences Of
county superintendent5 here Novembes
18th 13th and 14th The call states that
an arrangement has been made, whereby
the railroad fare Of all who attend will
be refunded. The purposes OF the COM
ferences are tho organizatio of state anu
district associations. the discussion OF
educational conditions and an inter-
change Of ideas as to the school Law
and needed changes therein.
DR.. Wallace Buterick. secretary OF the
General Educational Board, and repre-
sentatives OF the Southern Educational
Board will attend. IN fact. the COM
ference IS called at their suggestion.
HAS DONE GOOD WORK.
The North Carolina Agricultural So
ciety under the auspices OF which thu
State fairs are held. passed Its seu,i-csn.
tenniaI anniversary yesterday. The or>
Eanization has done great work for this
State having been instrumental In this
establfs hment Of the State Agricultural
Department.. Geological Survey. Exper-
mental Station. Horticultural Society.
movements for good roads and free
college.
REGISTRAR CONDEMNED.
ri A registrar Of elections IN Rutherford
county a few days ago refused to reg
lister a negro preacher, who read the
Const tuition correctly. wrote It beautf-
fully, making an error. however. in spell
ing divide by using de instead OF
"di'' It was on the ground Of this err
ror that registration was refused un-
der the educational clause of the State
election Ia Democratic State Chair
man Simmons has written the county
chairman letter condemninE SUCH a con-
structior OF the education clause. and de-
laring that the negro has clearly
right to register and vote. He says:
.sNeither the Legislature when 1t sub
E1itted the amendment, nor the peopte
when they ratified it. intended that tho
educational clause OF the amendment
should be given any such strict inter
probation. I know 1t is hard to lay down
any exact rule for the. Interpretation OF
this clause II, however. q man has
learned to read and write in the ac-
ceptatiou OF those two words by men
OF intelligence. he is entitled to register
and vote under the educational clause.
II he is learning to read and write. but
has not yet learned. he would not be
entitled to register or vote Under this
clause
Senator Simmons commerds his lister
to all registrars in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
THROWN FROM 4 BUGGY
Dr.. Turner and His Daughter Hurt
The New Asylum Building.
(special Dispatch to The Times.)

~ ne I've" % 'oti' 80 .
(special Dispatch to The Times.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, October -
Dr.. J. D. Turner and daughter. OF
Lancxa. were thrown from their buggy
on "wednesday afternoon. Their horse
ran down a steep hill, turning the buggy
over. DR.. Turner had his collar bone
broken and was bruised very badly. His
daughter was bruised also. but not so
seriously.
The brick work on the new ward build
ing at the Eastern State Hospital is COM
pleted. Also the new water tank, hold
ing 50, 1000 gallons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
FL!UV1ANNA FACTS
Work Resumed on carysbrook Bridge
he Damage by Freshet.
Special Dispatch to The rimeso

=
Especial Dispa tch to The Timesn
WILMINGTON. va, October #e-Work
stopped on the new bridge at Carysbrook
by the recent high water in Rivanna.
River. has been resumed, and is being
pushed as rapidly as possible. The freshet
damaged the corn crops considerably,
but very little fodder and other feed
was lost, having been hauled out before
the heavy rain set in.
Captain sHutchins and family, and DR..
Kinnycut and wife. OF Illinois, have
moved into their new homes IN this
3neighborhood, which tEey recently pur-
cha sed u
Miss Lucy Hughes has just returned
from delightful trip to Hampton, Old
Point and Richmond.
BIS Joseph p Sadler, wife and child, Of
Powhatan Courthouse. spent last week
with his father. near this place
DR.. Charles Elicit has returned - Bal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10

timore to complete his course in den.
tistry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling Gay. OF Atlanta.
after short visit to DR.. Neil Gray. have
gone to New York to remain several
weeks before returning to their Southern
home.
4 The tobacco crops in this section are
mus llenyufia cfrnwy luphrd lumwfyplu
unusually fine and have ali keen safely.
housed without any damage from frost.
Corn crops are also good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
'ClYD STEAMERS
COM TOGETHER ! 1
lroquois and Apache in Collision.
OF crimmins Point.
CRASH IN EAR MORNING INC
No One Injured and Very Little Excite
ment Among the Passengers-Ac-
cident Was Due 10 Mistake in
Giving The Signals.
CRASH in 8. RI MORNING NJ j i I'M
Du-~O

BY Associated Press
Is CHARLESTON, S. c., &OctoDer&9.-lne
CLYDE Inc steamers 1roquois and Apache
collided In this harbor OF Cummings
Point shortly after 2 O'Clock this morn
ing. The latter vessel received damages
that forced her captain TO run her
aground on Morris Island to prevent nef
sinking The bow, of the lroquols was
badly used up. but the ship was aoie
to turn about and return 10 heA uoeA
after the accident.
,rhe Iroouois was outward bound for
Jacksonville and the Apache was inward
bound for Charleston. The night was
clear and there was only slight oreeze.
A mistake in giving signals by Captain
Bearse, of the Apache, or Captain Cnlcn-
ester, Of the Iroquois. Is said to pc re-
sponsible for the accident No one was
injured, and there was compare lively 1T
tie excitement among the passengers.
CAPTAINS ARE RETlCENT.
Neither captain would say anything lot
publication regarding the accldent. Inc
big ships came together with 1remen-
dous crash that could easily be heard
two miles away. Many people on sun
vans Island were awakened by the jar
rin,- and grinding noise as the powerful
tiu,hcrs we're shattered to pieces. The
Irouuois drove her sharp point into the
ether vessels hull on the port side. Just
at the break Of the forecastle deck, stav-t
Ing a gaping hole In her twenty feet WIDE
and extending below the water line. The
boats Of the 1roquois. ten feet on star
board and two feet on the port side were
wrecked, and from hawse pipe up the
stem was twisted and wrenched out of
all shape.
When the ships exricated Themselves
from each other Captain Bearse shouted
to the other skipper that his ship was
filing rapidly, and to prevent her from
going down at once he ran her on the
sand at Cummings Point. about 800 yards
distant.
This morning tugs and lighters went
to the relief Of the Apache and began to
bring her freight to this water front.
where It will be stored and shipped to
New York.
DAMAGE NOT KNOWN.
It is yet impossible to estimate the
damage to the vessels or their cargo. The
Apache lies easily and Is in no danger,
but wrecking ship may be necessary to
float her, as the tugs to-day were Of no
avail The Iroquois is being repaired here
and will sail in a few days for Jackson
Vile and New York.
The captains have been sailing to this
port for many years and have a fine rec
ord for seamanship.
The Apache was on her second trip
since her remodeling. She was heightened
by fifty feet and otherwise improved to
meet the needs Of the servic-
The Iroquois is one Of the old vessels
Of the line, but she is still a first-class
boat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
Education Commission.

The Baptist Education Commission,
which was to have met last night has
postponed its session until next Tuesday.
DR.. Hatcher could not be present last
night, and in order that he might at
tend the meeting was put OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
StonewaII Rebekahs.

$ Stonewall Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
will meet tonight (Friday), at the new
headquarters at Smithdeal Hail. Rect
ings will be held every week hereafter
on Friday night. Members are request
ed to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
SHOT HIS SWEETHEART
Indignant Citizens Searching for the
Preparation.

ssTANARDsvILLE. VA. Oct. ED.
shtdett. of Bacon Hollow. in the Blue
Ridge, about fifteen miles from t s;s
sweathearr. Miss Annie Morris. on Sat.
urday. the 5th instant. The bullet en-
tered her hand. and passing through
lodged in her breast posse OF twenty
Indictment citizens ara searching the
for Shihett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10

Senator Simmons commerds his letter
to all registrars in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10

New F'ord's: c. Holland, Rochester.
n. "; H. Lewis and wife, Ocean, n. Y;
F.. Rider and daughter. New Hanover
Conn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-01
WHEN SHAKESPEARE
COMES TO TOWN
On April 10 the Journal Will Present BOX at the Grand
to the Most Popular SaIeSady in Salem.

With view asceranng who the
ladies Salem The
Company m he evening o
little
prize they
will
comparatively
competition produce hustng the
high
deposited IN
the of the poll the time of
hardly that the voting will be with the
satisfaction incidentally
amiable
popular.
baotIng. S The half
the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-01
psafnsss Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
rach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way 10 cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condition OF the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachlan Tube. When
this tube gets inhamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when 1t is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result, and unless the In
fiammation can be taken out and this
tube restored TO it's normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh. which Is nothing but an In.
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu
lars free.
FL. CHENEY q co. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.