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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
81 lI;llJl ALTON sTIL ! n DOUBT. i j ]! Il
1YsPAu La Ia N BET 81
Especial Gable to he u 81 rnes- Olspa atehi

Especial s BILE & to- he 96t mes. Ols A&eni
Copyrt1ht 1904.)
sAu gust 12.--Th here ls consid.5
cradle doubt sas to the exact condt dttions
OF tile Russian fleet which tried to- ses-<
gcapc frolp Port Ar hur; ! but there seems
to be- little ques ton Z hat the vessels are
all $aflout, although s. son1e Of them may
have becn badly dana ged VI the Askol ID ~
for instance, having arrived at Shanghai
with one OF her tunnels carried away and
her unpc ri works ridd led by sho ts: The
tCzarevltch. which was supposed TO have
been sunk In the dash from Port Arthnrs
has also turned up ut Is aycfau SO me-
what bat ttersd, but by no means an out q
jcommisslon Another cruiser said to Shsl3
the Novik has arrived ct the + iaucha.l.
but she and a torpedo boat, tho nnme Soft /
which lis not given, have, It Is said, been
informed by the German govern nllent5 IN
whose territory tho port is locat tea,s that
they must leave within twenty four
hours, while the Czarevitch being deemed
8unsea wort thy, will Sproba bl Vi be permitted
to remain until the end 4 Q the war;
Various reports have been re- lived In 3
regard to the other ships one report !,
placing them seYenty miles ~ south sots
Shanghai, while anothe says they nave
pa ssed through the straits into che Sea
OF Japan. Still anot her puts them q back
at Port Arthur Nothing gsca.n g Il be learned
OF the Japanese fleet. but u ls llar rdl ~
fnir to ssume that 1T escaped scot IL free
In the fighting at Tale Bay The es--'8
ca pe OF the Russians Gems to bear. out
the bslief that Togo s fleet has been;
seriously crippled and It's speed grea
Iessened. There does not seem to heI
any other way OF expla hing the success
OF any or the Russian vessels IN reaching
neutral ports In safety. Naval men 50 "
Togo may be expected to 81 turn up II at
either Shanghai or Kia,y-C Chau to ntar-s
cept the Russian vessels. when they Leave
these ports. as they expected 70 do az
present. IA 5s3 s3s 5si 8 IN gi va
THE most startling ncident or the last
two days. Il has been he action s;of the
Japanese In Sseizlng the Russian torpedo
versions OF the a fralr have reached here
1t Ia not easy to see how G hina can a ~
ford tn disregard sueh an absolute breach
Of neutrality an the "a ftalr ap ppears to-
be In the light OF the evid dencs at han 4
The contest around I4iao Yang, seems
to have resolved itself Into another Russ
sian retreat. which gives every promise
OF belng successfully carried on but
which merely postpone the evil day. Al
the Japanese In oyerw Ginning numbers
are closely pressing upon = he retreat tlngS
Russians, ii II j.
The birth OF an heir To the Gar has
had a roma able effect toF the Il
people. /. and It. Is. not too much TO Say
that this event may result In the tprn-t II
inr OF the tide nt war. he Russians asss
an Intensely religious and at 4 the 3. 8sanle
time superstitloua people ana ne 1921
lthat their prayers for an he'rl 1o SihaS
l4hrone had - Ng GAINED una nsWsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
CHIEF SECRETARY
IS IS@lMPRISONED
British Subject Arrested BY Sui
tanso Of Morocco ioYern- II,
nlent Protests.
tRy Associated Press,

q tRy Associated Press.>
SS,lg.l,ANGIER August 12.---llamet Jalya,
principal secretary to Elinenebhi. the
Moroccan Minister Of War. has been aE'
rested and Imprisoned here and his goods
hEcated under the orders % the sui ~
tan
Jaiya 4 10 "a British subject. and the
european res.dents are indignant at
his arrest, They say, that life and props
ert.y, especially where British subjects
are. concerned, are unsafe 5t
II The British legation has strongly pro-
testsd "a the Moroecan government, hut
80 far the protest has as been entirely .l
ignored "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Ten N'TONSOf !: DEADLY
POISON EVERY DAY.
Tie I Virginia Arsenic Mines
Il Makes First Ship-ss
4s 4..s ment.
snlent.
al to 1'he Times DIspatch,2'

iSs Especial to The Tines Dlapatch,> II,
q ie;TlRIsTIANsBuRG. al, August l2,--
The first shipment Of the refined spro-ll
duet from the United states arsenic
mines, was made from here to-day. IT ts
3as fraction over % per gent, pure, the
highest grade manufactured In the world,
ana the plan Is now run a 7 full l5capaGty,
turning out Zen tons cf he refined
iarsenin per day, Il. \. Ss e.
& nat seventeen months a so o,dayStho
first load OF machinery was hauled out
to the mines. and the same mule NJ team,
igsialyly decked In red ibbons. led gtlle
wagon train which entered town and
was. PHI tographed on the pabllnt square
IN the presence of a5 large crowd ''' Sof spec
This Is the only arsenic mine In the
United States. and this +coma'anit tS - very
proud OF sS.
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8 3Ilsf5sl. " 3.
nv vEAs.orciated.Press.1 !


BsLONDoN,gEAugust 3-Th he Daily Chron--
:icles this morning pub hes "a tilree-col-
umn. Interview with Mrs. 3 florence M Ma 81,
brick. mostly concerned with hers$expc-- pc
riences during her life in prison 'l, Il1e
intrviewer describes Mrs. Alaybrick as
clear witted, outspoken, mildly 5r robust
and ii, q way shattered, 4 either physically y
or mentally, though her face lis q drawn ~ i,
as with grief and suff ffering. and says
that she answered the questions put to
her frankly and without snba arrassmcnt nj
iorf ness. IN AZ Is
no the interviewer Mrs. n aybrick pro-.
tested as firmly as she had done at the
beginning. and said 8; II am 5pray ying for
the time n when m innocence will be
proved to the world Z,
i She said she experienced nothing but
kindness y fror: the prison officlals.s and
spoke. ! with deep gratitude OF the & late
Lord chiers Justice Russsll's efforts in
her behalf The last time she saw; Baron
Russell he took her hands IN farewell,
and sa ID: I. Be brave. be strong. I believe
can for you.n 5,igSS :Sg
Mrs. IaybrI ok declared that she was
most anxious to get to the d nited states,
saying: shall feel hap there re.!'
Message to Friends.
MRS aybrick reauested The inter-.
viewer to quote her as sending the fol-
lowing message to her friends; i 4
1T you all I give my lleartfe T thanks
for your noble fight In behalf of AN inno-
cent and ID defenseless woman. earnestly
pray that N theS day Is / not far distant
when a the proof Of the wrong that has
I been lone mo will be demonstrated..', 7,
NY Mrs. NlnYbrlck #Was funab BILE to say any
thing as to her plans al ter the law sult
which she has brought in the United
States has been settled. want" she
said "a change Of seed I. u to forget aud
EforgiYesand to spend my time with kind
lhea rted friends 4 Y Ss ss
y III Askedj I whether she would change her
nam 6, \. Mrs. II Ma Abrlck srepls led .I do
not know IL am afraidtI shall have little
pea "a while hold 4 ha Of aybriclS but
why should 1T be 80 lie t me q es out OF
mem ! i have sui ffered enough God
knows. Makelt the rest Of rny1 days as easy
asS you cal, Us ~ , i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
lf8:
BRYAN !. \ | HAS 4 4 !. 5
Lost 0 suit
Will n ot Get $5o, 900 Msntio
IN Sealed Lett Fritten bys
MI. Bennett. O
/,
COURTS
DECISION [,
'TfRE e.
-
l(Ey.4l.s AasocIatad I. B tPress.l !

(Ey Associated Press.>
NEW HAVEN, Conn., august s1 s122 "A
decision adverse to WA lila II Bryan in
his Cont est over tlle Wi of the late M
IS. Bennett, !, 81 New Z ork and this city.
was handed down tod by the SUPREME n I
Court Of Errors after an \ all q ay' ses-i
sion. The decision virtually denies that
Mr.. Bryan is entitled TO the $50, 900 men-s
toned in the sealed letter written by
,nIr. Bennett and addressed to Q his widow u il
to be read by her fter his death BY
this letter#the widow was a ed to give
$5o.0 to Mr. Bryan and This family.
This decision snstains the decision
given by, the supe riorS Col last spring,
and also the decision OF "A the II q 2 Proba te55
Court before which the ma tier was first t
brought UP. VI No opinion wa 9 |. filed with.
the decision. sS. f t4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
WORLDS FAIR, n. /,
FLYER WRECKED {! |. 3 { I ] ] J
Buried Under Debris Deb IS
and Killed ireillal u; I; ~ =. Ferrl- r Il
bly5 Burned
p, Z, \ 4 aso,,cia Tad I,ress.l

~ l3l ({3y AsEoclHIeu FeSs'1 u aTsl5al
TE5,xaRKANA Aug gust 2'--A ton g n
.bclta assenger train known as q me ne
1yur,da Fair X flyer. southboulnd, " was
wreck Cd la te this afterno on sas ~ yass
e,ntering the iocal YARDS here. Is .tose.
motive Il an upon "a efscIiye Ea..8 org!ts
80 - ,,mr,ed under he wrec nd died two
Nap ,,anrs inter. & Fireman lin Yauch
\ tsrrihy' ,ni turned and bruised and zls not
sxnected to live. "A negro emplo oye OF
the road. who was sicl \ q nd on his way
to ftl.e ca,npsnyss hosp tai at ryleF, was
badly has since dted, ,s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
BAT Tl- E FAST
AND FURIOUS
h Reports From Togo Tell Of Great Naval Str
Situation Still in Doubt Escaped Boats 81
ing UP Badly Damaged Che Foo Incident
REPORTED THAT WITHOUT WAS KILLED
stBy Asso |: d ated Prsss.)

tRy Associated Press,, 3 s5ssS5ss ss55
CHE FOO, Aug. 1s-1o "a M.Late reports from Tsing3
Chou says the Russian warships still there
tleshp czarevtc cruisers pallada and Noy
three torpedo boat dsstroyers The chi1
badly damaged is being with German assistance
1T is alleged III S5Ess
report has also also been here to effect
that Admiral Without killed in the naval battle
Round Island last Wednesday SssSs
strong detachment e Japanese warships s reported
to have sailed ,e of She
yadivostok fleet which believed has not effected
junction with vessels have been
sbv8 Russia from the sArg rgentine government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
ANNUAL UNION OF Z.
ARMY OF CUMBERLAND
BY.aIAssocinted !. Press.

WAsHlNGToN IN, d. G. August
General H., ". Boynton,s president of the
Society Of The Army Of the Cumberland, /,
has fixed September 31st and 22d. as the
dates Of tho next annual reunion at In
3hianapolis General John Cob7urrl. a
5rromiplnt general officer OF that army,
has accepted the craftsmanship Of the
local Executive Committee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Nixon Gets Big Contract.

ST. PETERS RUR g, August tla Lewis
Nixon, Of New Y ork, has selQqsed q large
contra ct with the Depa rtment Of Mercan-1
Tile Marine for building ships for the
81The correspondent Of the Associated
Press isfl,nabeg to .ascertat the number
but it can be- stated. that 4 they vii he
constructed In the yard $ g q u Be bastopol 4
The work OF sconstruc tion will theg!n next
ervise the building OF the ships. 2ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
OPTION HAS |.
Pl.R||i.|E::,.D||.||. 1 |: |.
Chairman Williams Issues State
rnent Conc cerni1lg Sea-
board Stock.
8 CONFERENCE q i BEING I: [ { HELD /: 70,
Persistent Rum That Deal is.
On for Purchase Of illiars-
MiddendorfA In interests Denied
3fs
- e III - Z
(specialEto The Nmes-Dispatc


r NEW YORK. August IL. Ano ther con-
ference between the Blair Ryan Inter-
sests In the Seaboard f Air. Line and the
Of the illiams-A1 A1idd den-
dorf holdings. occupied some time To-,
day but came to naught. On the street
it was reported that the negot tia tons for for
the sale 5Of5 the w Williams Nj end orr stock
had ended v In a purchase by the Blair-
Ryan people VI but this was promp met
with the statement that there was no
such deal pending. In fact, both report
and statement were incorrect. for tho
conference dissolved without accomplish-
tings anything, while the very fact. Of Il It's
existence showed the existence of a deal.
Conference on Tuesday.
a representative OF the Blair Ryan in
terests says that 80 arr as this syndicate
is concerned. |. the gotiati ions TO pur chase
tho Williams and MIddendorf holdings
in scaboard Air Line have been de- claresd ,,s
off. 4. SS HILLS
Ell At the conference held here sTuessday y
night the Blair Ryan people: Int tjmated
np1,rchase the Williams and n Mi dendorf
stock on the basis of Ss1o for the common
and % for the preferred. but a the WI
sliams- Mid dendorf represent I've wanted tie 9
IS for the common and % for the pro. plts3.
ferrcd. The report that control .is q beng !,
n,,rch 4 ased for Southern Ri way Is totally
discredited lin well-informed qua arters.s9,;
Stock Very Active. ;i''l &:
" The seaboard Il issues were the active
and strong features = s tradl,ng
jn"outslde securities. The common l made
an early advance OF over one o per GEM.
from the previous close, but ia ter lost t9s
! 3 ~ srra ction of this. Il The preferred made
q gain m Of over, four per cent, from The b
solose of last night. Late this issue 4, lost
,1Is sll h,t tone per cent OF It's 4 ca rly gain.
But closed with gain8of q bout y wo sper
cent The trading in these Issue f.'i seemed
to be 81 a purely mRnlpula tive hafaeter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
VIII HAVE EIG HI HOUR
LAW OR GO ON STRIKE

IIFHT7 .II.57s5f (By EAssocfated RIess1 {5Il
8 ST. LOUIS Ali gust 12 III he conyen-i
ton OF the international Typograp aphicaI
Union to-day concurred In heir6re port OF
the Committee on Eight Hour IaWi Day.
which advocated the adoption of an eight
hour law and fixed January ]. 1905, MS
the time when a such Sas law I should be
effective or a strike declared. s. The Dues
ItionS is left to the subordinate te lodges for
final decision on a refere dumtfV te.sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Sawed I Off Three Fingers.

Yesterday morning at 11Ifo o'clock a
had his fingers caught In a saw lii the
coal va rd or ! the r Richmond Ice Company,
DR. Perkins, In charge Of the ambulance.
found 1t necessary to. amputate three of
his fingers The ma was ia ken to the
City Iospltal.. i5i 4 Fl 8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
.GoRMAN0 ITO / Sep ARKER
AND HAVE CONFERENCE

ysAssoc1ated IFfess. } sa
NEW DIRK, August 4 2. Senator Gor-s
man, Of Maryland, 4 who Is nova at Sara
toga, will see Judge Par very soon
and they will discuss The a fairs Of the
campai ign. & No date has been fixed for
the visit. "a 81 Z. .3 Wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
SUNK WITHsAL U ON BOARD

5S rs Bye Assocl1ted Ffeae.l 81
Ton Aug. Z. lsp atol. to5 tssutss = s
.sr's Telegram Company from o.. Peters
burg n says that the " japanese arrnorsds
cruiser kasuoa lforn1 erly the Ar1entlrAs
swarshIp Rlva adavla) WA . ssunk with sall tsorS
board during the On a1efn st,t on Pert
Arthur on Vednssday lat. B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
~ q ~
Virginia.

Eleventh annual n reunion aS OF 4 Mosby's
men held at Berry peec hes by Mar r
shall Il AicC Cormick 81 Joseph bryan. y udge
George u. Christian, Ma jors I! Conrad and
Major Robert Hun iter.-----B Blue law enforced
and newsdealer must close business.
9BedswortIi,@ g. Maryland horse. breaks the
track record at the rasi r q ir:---T rees
smasted schooner comes into Norfolk itha
her hold on III a girl crosses he con :
tlnent to wed Bost ton architect at Nor
Sfolk--The Virginia rsenic mines start
TO work. turning out ten tons of poison q
Stia "a merchant a q lwopd .&A q mherst5
county makes an assignment Southall
and 81 Yarrell meet In joint d cha te IN I Em-l
8porla Yarrcli'a home tow splcH lid
crowd WI tnessed the events q :. the Front
Addison 5yyaddlll and wife. OF Lexing ton.
celebrate their 81 xtieth wed ding anniYcr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
North Carolina.

Atlantic Coast Line awards contract
Tor live hundr red 5carsSto Ii Bal timore concern
-. Farmers Alliance demu.s to the use
Of State conyictss except for MA king public
road Secretary of the North Carolina
Audubon Society moving for bette cr pro-
#sectionsof sea bird s. A five thousand do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
.Ric'hIrtrn1ond.

Senator Martin hears only good news
about Democratic prospects: Democrats
who supported Mckinley will (, Il vote II for irl
Parker, and so VIII I. many Isnpiblicaias; !;
Congressman Hal Flood also speak ks lope-s 4
8fulyof Democratic success; Roosevelt sut,--3 :
popular says he Meeting OF the Board
8of Directors Of the Virginia s Railway
Company: President crawley say ays organi.
cation Is IN good shape, but no dat for
the work OF construction 70 begin has
been announced 80 III ysOn goes 70
Washington: Will soon open headquarters
hero for one Of 4 be greatest f. Rhts he has
ever gone into trying ito wrest the Ninth
District from the Republican lis--S- a rtaiin
John "A. Curtis announces liza he Will
retire from the presidency of the Windy
Point Club at tho annual wa termelon
feast to BE- beld 20 =, he saeyel,- e W 1
stieth anniversary OF his tn overnor
Montague becomes guest Of Color nell Cas-
ton, in y Maine. "a on M ond y Ca pitol be-
ing dismantled more each tda u, and soon
only the walls will remain ~ the historic
structure Clay Ward .Acti yes meets to:
5nIght---Ai ". p. s Ieaman. & disgusted
with the corruption to politics. announces
Sd hat he will rct tire from 40! ticals ifcs
IN. .ASNsC,$ $E Il s r. = II Factions a gain
Three sad deaths Last meeting Of old
sAssemb bly-Fast horse W oman dlsap-
8Soea -Pcrsona1g Ii and bri e Is. 5$9S g3 siSga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
General. Ter!

~ n d a D I Z
situa tion$ln the Far East still clonded; 3
Japanese now trying to intercept V ladi-
3yostok fleet report to effect I hat Without
Was killed In recent engag cement; terrific
battle followed attempt Of Russians to
escape; Russian ships badly damaged be-
ginning to appear al different places!
Gernla n cruisers leave for ports harboring
escaped Russians; will enforce neutrality;
official RI reports estimate s total Japanese
loss up to ID ate at 12.065; Captain sof the
SRyeshitelni explains how apanese cap
Stured Ills boat; had only their fists with
which to defend rs themselves; ia panese
knew OF fsdlsarmament-He "a Heir{ to- Russian
throne born Yesterday; ); great rejoicing
4 go Ito the 'front.' Af rs. ~ 81 aybrick sends
message o. thanks TO her friends says
she Is sfinnocent;9 wants to- come to United
States, here she thinks she will be hap
pier British gsu bject arrested and im-
/ prlsoned by Sultan OF Morocco: &: govern
inent ma kes protes t----H orld' q Fair Flyer,
ssouth-bound, wrecked at 5' 'rexarkana:s y en-
gIneerS and negro XII led and fireman, 5ter-
ribly burped-C charter granted In Ten
nessee to the Cambria Southern Railway,
new through line TO 4 the & Sou tn Many
Houtherns5 to attend g. ~ r. 3 encampment
III Boston will be royalty ent tertained by
board IA II I Inc 4 sta tement OF President
William r Republtcans not anxious to
d well upon personalit Of the two candi-
dates and are trying Ito dodge the main
issue which Democrats are EN- phaslzlng:
4 Mr. Roots reflection upon age of ,Sena-
tor Davis turns many West Virginians to
THE latter rs 71d x I syz HI 5S .t ts
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Stock VeryA Active '.t'5

.Tlcontlnued on Third ii. .a1' P1age.l9 g.
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n,
Break the Deadlock
and Get What
YOU Want
BY Reading The
Tee Dee Want Ads.
THE TINES. 70 iUp,
THE DISPATCH. FO UNDED lae.
SUMMARY oFPrH E DAYS NEWS
.TheWea,thers

,rAsl1NGTo NJ Aug Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday i.is
yirglnia--Iart cloudy snd warmer
Saturdays; Sunday fair; fresh southeast,
shifting to southwest winds. rs f
fl8 North 5Garblina--S Showers Saturday and
Sunday; fresh cast to south winds. i
Richmond had delightful day ycster-
day, all sunshinc, but very fnbderate
temperature.
RANGE oF,THE TIL ERMoMETEE
~ M. g &
p. g 4
g T'. nj. N
ID r., M. e
II midnig !. W t
Average !. !. I. !. !. I. 7s Sc
Highest temperature eycstcrday......a..s s.
Y Lowest temperature yes tcrda W
Mean stcmpera tire SyesterdaY........s.1 163 "A
Normal temperature for Atlyist......s!S
5Depar rture from normal tempera ture. 09 J
Precipitation during past n liours....s 90 ~
( Il <, MINIATURE ALMANAC.
II h 9S August 10. 1901. $
Sun, rises q. .5:25 lS8II1GH III D e. S5s5,.
Sun sets. .7.O5 Mornin :5s
Moon sets. .... 8 :as Evening. :1s
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TrK a5s aEIaa Ka gp
MESSAGE. S I TO
Her FRIENDS. ! !, \ D s.
Mrs. Nlaybrick Expresses 3 cart.
felt Thanks for fforts in in.
Her B Behalf
Will N COME; UNIT 60 STATES

]; a & q
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

ga prominent Southern lady,a
Mrs. Blanchard, OF Nashville,
Tenn, tells how she was cured
OF backache, dizziness, painful
and irregular periods by the use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
DEAR MRS. PIYKHAM - Gratitude
compels me to acknowledge the great
merit of your Vegetable Compound. |
have suffered for four years with ir-
regular and painful menstruation, also
dizziness, pains in the back and lower
limbs, and fitful sleep. | dreaded the
time to come which would only mean
suffering 10 me
Better health is all I wanted, and
cure II possible. Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
brought me health and happiness in
a few short months. feel like another
person now. My aches and pains have
left me. Life seems new and sweet to
me, and everything seems pleasant
and easy.
Six bottles brought me health, and
was worth more than months under
the Doctors care, which really did not
benefit me at all / am satisfied there
IS no medicine SO good for sick women
as your Vegetable Compound, and /
advocate il to my lady friends in need
Of medical helpa- Mrs. b. A. BLAS-
cHABp, f22 Broad St, Nashville, Tenn. |
5000 forfeit original II above letter pSouiag
SsHafSsHess cannot Be produced.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02
MUNYON'S
PAW PAW
Endorsed by Well
Known DRUGGISTS
READ WHAT THEY SAY:
The Well Known and Old Es.
tablished WOodward's Boss
ton Pharmacy Say:
Professor ]. N. Nfunyon:

Professor ]. NJ. Munyon:
Dear sr-Please ship us by fast freight
ten gross of your Paw Paw. We must
have this at once. The sale OF this Won
derful tonic in our store has been indeed
remarkable, and it speaks well for your
new remedy. With best wishes,
WO0DWARD'S,
100 and l02 fremont street.
Vim. II. Kittredge. of Rockland. Me-. Writes
Under Date of Aug. goth:
RocKLAND, MAINE.
Professor J. M. Munyon:
Dear sir-Your Paw Paw is having a
phenomenal sale in ourstore-greatert than
any other remedy on the market. 1t af-
lords me great pleasure to sell this article
owing TO the beneficial results received by
my customers, Yours very truly,
WIN. X KITTREDGE
What Hartford Druggist Says:
HARTFORD, CoSg
Professor ]. M. Munyon:
Dear Sir-Ship US Immediately three
gross of Paw Paw by fast freight. We
are pleased to state that we find this new
remedy OF yours one of the most satisfae-
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that Its effects are Immediately beneficial.
We wish you continued success.
"a GOODWIN's DRUG STORE.
DR.. \. Dyehe Co., the Old Established and
Up-to-date Chicago Druggists. States
Professor J. NJ. Munyon:
n. Con. STATE AND RANDOLPH Sis.
Dear sir-Please ship Us five gross
Of your Paw Paw Remedy-The Worlds
Tonic. This is our third order within one
week, and the sales have been phenome-
nal, and the public demand so favorable,
hat you certainly have named Paw Paw
With just title as 1.-THE Worlds Tonic. 2
We wish you continued success, as II Is a /
pleasure for US TO sell preparation that
meets with the appreciation OF the public. |
Nay success follow you.
Yours very sincerely,
ID. X. DYCHE 4 co.
Paw Paw furnishes good rich blood to
,ale people; gives life and snap TO the
yerworked and run down makes old
olks young and weak folks feel strong. and
oes away with both the necessity and de-
ire for beer, wine and whiskey.
Alcoholic stimulants lift but let you fall
'aw Paw lifts and holds you. y
: Get a bottle to-day Of your druggist.
arge bottles 81; Paw Paw Laxative Pills
5 cents bottle.