SATURDAY, FEB. 19

FROM THE WEST END.I Religious News.

GLEAHING8 PROM HOME ANDAfcROAD.

Good Thinea in Store.The Hand ofDeath Seeu.Persooals.

l*y, tht-* At , was a daybeamed forth exceedingly brilliantand il were out in large num¬bers in KiH'U style and almost

and fashion. Thesir was j-i**t bracing enough to makeene st* p t*l stu* and nimbi

(.burches and Sunday ?.were rrowdttf to ovei ll >w. Many we«eout to ai'.end the funeral of dear ont s

gone b»f'>re.At the 6th Baptist Church, the fun¬

eral vi .Mi-s Wil'.iana Brown tookp a«.*e at ll tdO. aril was attend d by a

Dumb r of relatives ami fti«ndsShe was a .faithful member of the Ki'th

The Bible-he was a member pass¬

ed snd r nd tn bot'n the school andchun ajolutlons in respect

amory »f their associate andfuith in Christ

rom th.- date of her fun¬eral Th< Ret H. Powell

.lied a very sympathetic and in-'*i*-geiy up¬

on the amiable qualities and i.**autifullife and of the dei Based

P M , \'-.r >pas ot preached by re-

21:12-18. Bab*"Christ Cleansing the Temple."k-eneral v-nln't of th* people is

that it waa the grandest and most con-

vincing effort of the" pastor for s.mie-l i s compliment worthy of

note.o'clock, the polished and schol¬

arly Rev. J. W. kirby preached fromActs oM h ina >thy "J-.8-1."; rab-ject . ' QualificationsMM Duty o l>**a-cons." The discourse was abla*. clear,eloquent ¦ ive- As ihe divine

d up lo the subject matter, hescattered sledge hammerlike blowsbot h right .and left, sparing neither tl e^n en r:p>. As the hvpocrites

I witch and fall back, the oldsaints w. ud cry out in loud Amen.On deacons who carry two fae >sf hjpo-eri'ieal. ii those with

a lying, deceitful deaconwa- D Dough to hidetheir LeopaBrdlike spotted carcass. Thewretel of the homes and dis-

ildren was heldup to vi iv. n- ed out lbsuit "tl.

r 'hat is afloat that the 5th¦ num¬

ber of h r d rue. Theehurcn. In- - in regularorde.

¦mind con¬ni

B FifthThursday

A j nnl efl rt wi 1of the

Raptthis i 'tm

ireh at 3:30I ary A.

John- ii cd by herhosbai d' ter and a

of relatives and friends. Theehurel I capa-

D - ft""UI Of thiscity ai d Mane to do honor to a

fallen mot who had walk¬ed before lb.-: I a member,of the ehureh for s Shewas trul* eted by allwho ! r. Z. DLew. ii nt ser¬mon from * h 14:13.

The Et. H. Mayo andli plaee Ol

Januaiy 19ih at* I nee of Ch»brid.*, near u OouOtjat ll o'clock. Thev left on the llo'eloek train on u bridal tour t<> vlsi:the father of i na in PowhataiComry, where they were feastedwined and dined upon the very besluxurious of the season. They w*r<

the happy t of many presentsand kindest consideration of all. Thtgroom and fri itly enjoyed thisport of hunting abundant gamMayo is a business man and very popular among bis friends. The couple wilresMe on Richie near Taylor St. Ou

.tt their pathway of lifiwill ever be smooth.

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Misi Staggie l? ivis of Philadelphiarriw, d .n iii* city last week visitinher friend, Mis E il. Moss, 1828 Taylor 3We hope U af Johnsen wipaid-in Q .lediiejin>.. n oar last

s We know SOO are the be't*-half, for Afr-told us it was a finboy.Mr. S G. Would rid.ire is from Wi

minston. Delaware ¦ id not Washin|ton, DOMr. H. G. Wooldridge, the wei

known l:... d Comedisof Wilmington, Delaware who has beein >thi| c visiting hparents M ad Mrs. B i* Woodiivlge of 1215 W Chaffin St.. wa*? ro;ally enteriained by his cousins, Mand Mrs CB; Wooldridge last Thurday evening. February 3id at theresid-u.ee in Fulton Thc parlor wi

nicely d with tb.iwera ar

plant Magnolia Handolin at

Gaiter Club furnished musia for tloccasion.The tabla was grandly decorate

with tl - mid shuded iamjTbe i lett, consi

ting of Blue aime' SouFillet

Bee. t iGouletMaecar.» with Pen

Ka n Tom and 1 TurkeCranberry H Chat

pay t -r Pu

Cak*cheese, brandy, claret punch, c fTccigarsDuring the ev. nina Mr S G Wot

dri^'Hoi -

all pre*. al.-o Ike pt them ircontn.u w laugh ull the even ng wiwicty ard fanny ssj Ogs. Arnothose pr 11 .tunah Fi

I of N w Y* rk. Miss Alice Carlof B ar er

Wsshing .n, D. G ,Mr. J. W Humof i. . Wodrid-^e at Wilmingt n, Delaware a

several Idridgs w

leave about the 21st for his ho;.Ajax

Two Good Things."77" for Grip and Colds; number,

or Djatpeesis Indigestion and WiStomach ; 2b*. at. all rtrneffists.

TULTON NOTES

The attendance at thc Mount Calry Baptist Munday on the 6th inst.. \

good,as mThs t ihe Rising Moi

ere v

interest ing a", h »ugh the sttwas small i .Hirei d ired s nt > Miof the yoong -dort

among which Mr. W. H. Badeliver, il at. ams addrmoi* sn some nddr ssei

the >f which hours

Og" calledto j* I 'V

..al Seminaryed tne pulpit at ll :4ft a m. I he g©et of hisoiscourse wss humiliat

¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ i-ggpiKe gave his audience the divine truthti all its purity.At 8:30 P. M . Rev. Munford of the

nary preached. He drewany instructive lesson* fer hia

hearer*.Kev. Archer Ferguson, the beloved

of the Mount Calvary Baptisth has been sick for a week. Hew!y convalescing. Vie hope

that h« will wholly recover .soon. Inhis absence last Sunday, Rt»v. Wil¬liams of the Fountain Bapt ist Church,Church Hill, administered tho Lord's

t to a crowded hou e. Sacra-.\I services will take plsee at the

Hising Mount 'Alon Baptist Churchnext Sunday at 3:30 P. M.

FROM HAC1KEN8A0X

HaCKB.N'saCK, N. J., Feb 7ih, 1898.Last Sunday the churches vere well

attended At 8:30 communion ser-k place at Mt. Oliv? Phurnh,

Last week the thermometer bm below

Mr. Kizerdied last week ifter twomonths of illness. Hs was 72 years ofage and leaves a son, daughter andwife to mourn their loss. He died out¦»f Christ.

.*E. Brown and others of NewYork were visiting friends Hid rela¬tives in Hackensack last week.

>lttss Virginia Childress on lust Thursday gave a grand soiree at her resi¬dence, 25 Clay St. All reported hav¬ing a good tim>*.Mrs. Pencer is out again after a

week's ni*;>rge Howard is very sick at

his residence at Tenck.What's the matter with the True

Reformer? here? They seem to be get¬ting ice-co'd.The W. W.S. raised $175 last year

and banked it in the behalf of MountOlive Church, making the church'sincome for last year $074 or more.

B T PU.The meeting of the Baptiit Young

People's Union of the Fifth StreetRapt ist Church was held on last Sun¬day afternoon The attendance was

very large and the very excellent pro¬gramme rendered. Meeting openedby singing hymn "Only Trust Him ;"Scripture Reading Romans 10:8 18;Prayer by Brother Paul Pollsrd ; Song,'At the Cross;" Subject for discussion"The Way of Life." Romans 10:8-13.The subject was beautifully opened byMrs. Lillie V Taylor, who wad a veryexcellent paper on ths subject, ltshowed that she had given much timeand thought to its composition.Brother Vant) of the Ebenezer B. Y.

P. U led off in the discussion, and thsmembers and friends found no troub'ein discussing this very important sub¬ject Song, "Carried by the Angels;"Sentence prayer. Song, "8t»nd up forJesos;" Brother John Gravel led thesong '"I am the Way" which was verybeautiful and appropriate to tbe sub-tees. Song, "When God the Way ofLife would Teach, Miss Marie J wil¬liams sang a very beautiful solo, "*Tu*nthee. Lost One." Collection. Suns,"Fading Away." Benediction by Rev.1) H. <'namberleyne.Members and friends come out on

next Sunday afternoon and hilp to dis¬cuss the sobject "Law of Love " Thiesubject will be opened by Rev. D. H.Chamberlayne Come out snd hearthe yeung divine.Our meetings are held every Sunday

afternoon at 4 o'clock Come and. pend an hour with us, and you will bebenefitted by it There ie a standinginvitation to all who will conic. Weare proud to note the following visitorswho were with us on last Sunday after¬noon were Brothers Thomas Wann,Paul Pollard and Benjamin Adams, allof the Ebenezer B Y. P U. Comeagain, brethren and bring your friendsDon't forget the subject on next Sun¬

day afternoon. "Law of Love." Ho¬mans 15 :l-3.

Miss An nih B Haskins, PresidentMks. Li-cv Walkbu Bevk'LT, ^ec'?.B. II. Pbyton, Reporter.

ttrmmyxmaAf ***i-» **»o.

a c, Um moat won' ailie ««<*, picas

til'- tn*'*', arl cent ij* liver and bowels

- tem, dlipasi collis'ever, habitual constipation

- nest iy and try a boxOf C.CC to .lay; !0, Z\ 50 cent*. ".ieid aii^cuHrant-ood to cuni bv alt lixugciiia

Pennsylvania "Mlii.er*.' fbnventton.Altoonn. Pa., Fab. 16..Theconventlen

of coal miners represent lng tha centralPennsylvania district waa called tcorder yesterday by l'res'.ih'iU PatricaDulan, of Pittsburg. There are ICMdelegates present, a number being fromthe anthracite district. President Do-lan said the object of tha meet Ina; wanto place the miners of central Pennsyl¬vania in a position to enjoy ihe Chicagcsettlement, an advance ot ten centia ton in the rate of mlninr and .lg).'heurs for a day's work. The conven

tion will probably be In session untiThursday evening:.

va-vas

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myad-nks

of

sfMrtil!ub-ion

Expelled From the Navy.Washington. Feb. 16..Luther Q. Bil

lings, pay directer In the United Stats:navy, has been found guilt*/ By a cour

martial of falsehood and scandalouconduct, and has bsen aentencad to dismUsal from the navy. Ths result ethe trial caused the greatest aurprisIn naval circles. The accused hsld thhighest rank in the naval Bay corpihaa a host of friends, and never beforhas been suspected ef misconduct. Thoffense charged against Hm was iconnection with the supply to the navof an emergsney ration.

Pilton of Sliver Force* TJrired.Washington, Feb. 18..The address?

on behalf ef the Democratic, Popullsand Silver Republican parties, whicare the result of the conferences whichave baen in progress among the leaders of those parties at thc capital fethe past few weeks, wera issued yesterday. They seek to unit* the meirbera of the three parties in future ele<tions upon the financial issue aa thtuestlon of paramount Importance, anare separate appeals to tach of tlpart'.?*: to consolidate all along ttlines for this purpose.

Exterminating the Gypsy Moth.Boston. FeB. 16..After a short inte

val the work of exterminating the gy]ey moth has been resumed by the staboard of agriculture with the erne

gency appropriation of $26,000 that tllegislature granted to carry on tlwork until the full appropriation csbe acted upon. Between 150 and 2men who were laid off on Feb. 1, bcause last year'e appropriation lugiven out, have been reinstated, ar

they are now distributed among the lifested districts to destroy the insect.

Twenty Fishermen Probably 1-ostBuffalo, Feb. 16..A number of me

estimated at between 20 and 30, w]were fishing through the ice on LalErie, several miles up the lake, are blleved to have lost their lives or aadrift on the ice on the lake. A bea'wind blowing from the eait caused tIce to break away from the shore ainothing can now be seen or heard fm%men.

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ffASHINGTONLETTERHIE DE LOME EPISODE

Will Thorp Be Seated?

Tht* Hawaii Treaty Still theCentre of Attraction.

[From Our Regular Correspondent.]Washington, Feb. 14, 1898

uso tow. Keb 14,President McKinley has never justi¬

fied the confidence reposed in him bythe American people to a more markedextent than Senor de Lome, late Span,¦sh Minister to the United States. Inthst letter Senor de Lcm« personallyinsulted the President, as well bs hieown government. When Washingtonwas in a ferment of excitement andmen of prominence who are usuallycool headed were advising all sorts ofhot-headed steps cn the part of thisgovernment, President McKinley nev¬

er for s moment lost the coolnesswhieh has always marked his acts aicritical periods, although there isn'tthe slightest doubt that his blood fair¬ly boiled at De Lome's insults. Likethe true patriot that he is, he sunk hisindividuality and acted only ss thcountry's executive. He merely re¬

quested the Spanishthrough the America'; M in ister at Ifadrid, to recall De .-onie Senor de Loin.had anticipated that and csbiedhis resignation, and it was acceptedby h** govt rnmeut before the r

for his recall was presented Tidom of this moderation on the n*-rt othe President is daily beeomi* *: moreapparent. There was another Iboant feature of De Lome's Utter, in-which he declared that autonomy foiCuba and negotiations for reciprocitjtreaty were only shams.

THB REBCLT

Had this letter been made public ira legitimate manner, it* ontentswould have justified the mont extr mmeasures upon the part of this government. but it was sto'en, and that wa-

not mitigated in the leaat by the ac¬

knowledgement of its authorship byDe Lome. The government of Snainby accepting De Lome's resignationhas relieved this government of thedisagreable contingency of taking Ifleial cognizance of a stolen letter.and at tbe same time has placed itsefin a position from which it cannot es¬

cape without renouncing responsibilityfor the contents of the letter and apol¬ogizing for its having written, within?losing the respect of this and everyother civilized nation Io fact, tneSpanish government has either got tocall De Lome a liar or acknowledge it¬self to be both, liar and hypSurely there is nothing in this situa¬tion i,o cause any patriotic American tofeel otherwise than proud of his *Pi*dsIdent.

THE gyFECr STARLIT

No statement or apology from Spaincan remove the effect of its minister'-assertions concerning autonomy andreciprocity ; therefore Senor de Lome'rletter is likely to be a factor in deter¬mining the future relations of thi-government toward Cuba. There islittle doubt that Pretident McKinleywould have taken steps before now ti.have brought the war in Cuba to a

close, had it not been for Spain's au¬

tonomy scheme. Although he did not

probably have more faith in the suc¬cess of autonomy than the averageman familiar with the situati »n intuba. President McKinley felt boundto accept the claim of Spain that itwas honest in its offer of autonomy,and to allow sufi'icitu* t me to demon-trate its success or failure to elapsebefore taking action. Regardless ofwhat Spain maydoor notdo.deLome'sletter hss changed the whole situation.and it is not now thought in Washing¬ton that anything short of Spain's de¬veloping an unexpected ability tobring the war in Cuba to an end her¬self aili prevent early action on tht-pait of this government. Cotdeserves credit for having kepiand allowed the President to managethis affair.

thobi* conti:

The majority rep *rt of the KLction-Committee of the House in favor ol

seating Thorp, the republican contest*ant from the 4th Virginia district, con¬tains a scathing arraignment of tht. lection laws of that state, and sf th*-methods employed in that particulaidistrict, whielj. was designedlyoverwhelmingly republican by a j*-rrymander mads by a democratic leture. There is no doubt abjut tinseating of Thorp.

NBW DEPARTMENT.

The House Committee on Interstatiaad Foreign Commerce will this wee!give public hearings on the Hephunbill for the establishment of a new executive department, to be known as t ii

Department of Industry and Commeroe, the head of which shall bemember of the Cabinet, and upon thNational Quarantine bill.

THAT TBBATT.

In order to learn definitely whethethe time now being devoted to thdiscussion of the treaty for the annexation of Hawaii is being thrown awajthe Committee on Foreign Relationwill, this week ascertain the fu!strength of the treaty in thi Senaitby bringing about a vote that wiserve as a test. Should the vote shuthat the treaty is short of the neceiBary two-thirds, it will at once Iabandoned, and the efforts of the cou

mittee be devoted to pushing a joiiresolution providing for annexation ta vote. Members of the Committ*have not the slightest doubt of anne]ation at this session of t ongresB ; onlthey deeire to be absolutely certaithat it cannot be secured by a ratificition of the treaty, before starting up.:the other route.

NOTIOE.Horace S. Davis is no longer emplo

ed at the Leigh Street Studio, 34 WvLeigh St , and is not authorized to s

licit orders or collect bills for the Stdio,

tf JXBOMR ET GIB.

Supreme AssemblyORAND UNITED ORDE

OF WATCHMEN,

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Uhitt, Protection ano Equity.

MAIN CFFICE:506 East Broad Street

nd

The Supreme Assembly, Grand Ured Ord»r of Watchmen -is a FrateriBenevolent and Charitable Ordwith Lodge and Representative foof Government, incorporated umthe laws of Virginia, 1897.PERSONS ADMITTED FRC

3 TO G5 YEARS OF AGE.Joining Fees from $1 25 to $5 60.Monthly dues from 2.5c to 50c.Sick benefits from ti 50 to $3 00.Death benefits rrom $75 to $150.

All new numbers organized witthe next OO days will have Iducements.

J. E. Byrd, Supreme PreS. T. Hu.i., Supreme SecreterWise Ellis, »"- . i eas..

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CANDYCATHARTICV ^ CATHARTIC

CURE CONSTIPATION10c

25c 50cALL

DRUGGISTS

The Reign of Lawlessness

U)\l LYM BLOODY WORKA Fearful Record. - The Law Sleeps."Shall this barbarity continue until the God of retribution

marshals his strength against the barbarians ?"

ColorColored

1897 NarJaH 5, Lawrence Brown

mon Coo,.lan 16, Unknown msn '

.lan 18, Pete Henderson "

Jan 19, John Johnson.lan 19, Ar(h.)o*,n*rJan ll.lan 21, sythJan 21, u

lington"Jan M TaylorJan 25 -Porter WhiteJan 27. Janies Ju*

Alleged CrimeArsonMurder

Feb. 3, Rob.March 15, >\

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Struck a white manMurder

RapeAttempted Rape

Criminal Assault

Place Lynched Nonear Cranbury SC 1near Sumter S 0

near Doaksville Texnear Itabena Miss

.near Amite City Ls

JefTersonville Gsii M

Bryan TexTallahassee FlaMorgan Co Tenn

Bibo Co Alarion, Colored Writing Insulting Letter, Rockfield. Ky.. .lenient, *' Striking white man. Cambell Co., Va. 1

-ie M Nothing, Brookside, Ala. 1

rn W. Brannon, Innocent.April'23, 1, Fornication,April 29, Lo lured, Murder,

Aar* .'

" M James Thomas, " *'

'.J naa.

Six Miles Bibb Co.. Ala. 1Alexandria, Va.Sunnyside, Texas,

May 12,

May 13,

.. '« .. 1Mollie Smith, Attempted Mumer Jefferson, Ala 1

.inda Franks, " " " "1lored. Attempted Assault. Roseland Texas, 1

ima, ' " '* 1

May 18,May 31,Julie 4,June 5,JumJuntlu y 15,July 17,July 19,July 19,July 19,Jul} aa,

art,"

\\ va white,Willi. il. "noCharles Muehell, Cuiored,Isaac Ba: tWilliam

Murder,charge.

(Viminal Assault,Murder,

Tyler, Texas,Lee, Ark.

Urbana. Ohio,Orangedale, Fla. 1

Feloi ious Assault,!Princess Anne, Md. 1John Moses Colored Murder Crystal Springs, Miss!Parry Gilliam " Robbery A Attempted Assualt. Monrock " 1Anthony Williams. Ool , Criminal Assault, West Point, Tenn., I

reil, Colored "" Near Elba, Ala,, 1Rev..Edmondson, None Florence, Ala., 1

-*' Attempted Rape Riverton, Ala , 1iel,*' " Goodwater, Ala., 1

Color.d, Attemped Assault. Griffin, Ga,lrinkley, ,, None, Madisonvilie, Ky,l

Simple Assault, Union, Mo, 1Murder, Pitteboro, Miss, 1

Horse stealing Scott A Yell Co Ark. 1if fi -t

Entered Lady's Room Harris Ala,Murder Brunswick Miss

Bnsh Creeb KyGlenwood Ga.

July, ld, Er wJ uly ,

July 27.-Crownover Whitei»_ Beach "

v ugust 5 lured" S, 1." ft, Jack Williams, Wh

9, Nat natl iel Mason Colored Criminal AssaultRapeNone

StealingCriminal Assault

Talked Too MuchFighting

Sept 2,Sept12,Sept. 16,

ll, Bob Krackett * olored12.-"16, John E Nowiin. White19,-21, Frank Smith, colored21,-Col*

22, Caney Sullivan, white Criminal Assault2h,-Bonner Criminal AssaultX Wiley Johnson " Attempting Assault2ti, Jack Pharr, " Striking White Man2, Charley Gibson Colored murder

-Colored murderwhtia stealing

Terrell's Statien N CRed Hills, VaRunneba g VaManhsim 111

Abbeville AlaKendall Ark

Whitley Co KyBellvif**, TexasMooreville Tex

Camden AlaMacon GaExeell Aia

Versailles, Ind.Lyle LeviWilliam Jenkins

" Henry Shutter" Bert Andrews" Cliff Gordon,

Sept 26 Seym< rou Colored Criminal Assault near Hawesville Ky 1ii nenry -Jruwer

Oct 17 - P^nn. i ii

Nov 27, Hicks PrMmes Murray

Dee. 9, Charles Lewis,Dec 13.-.

ColoredColored

ii

Colored,White.

FornicationArson

n

Assault,None.Murder,Murder,Murder.Murder,

Hermandi Miss 1Somersville Ga 1

1Starks. Fla 1

Jenny Lynd, Ark 1near Wassoa Miss 1White Castle La 1St Gabriel La 1St. Gabriel La 2

:, Joe Thomas!, Joe and Charles Alexander

Nov. 14, '97,-Holytrack, Indian, half-breed j.murder, near Bismark,S. D.-Irel

No. Lynched and Names not Reported,1898

Jan 7, Lincoln McGelsey,Devoe, colored, assault,._ .. "

-'* murder,

Maude P. O ,0. T.

Pearken, Ark.

JanMarshall Chadwick, " suspected of murder, Colfax, WTash.- -colored , suspected cf stealing a $2 nog, Cleveland Ce. Ark.

Total.17-Not dead

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THE FAEMEI'S H OEMAL SCHOOL

Wintebfocb, Ohbstbsfibld Co., VaThe aoove named school will open 01

Jae nary 1, 1896. Thorough instruction will be given in all the branchalusually taught in Normal sehools o

high grade. Tuition and board, $8 Olper month.An opportunity will be given stn

dents to learn trades such as Machinist. Blacksmith, Carpenter, MasonTailor, also Farming. The girls will btaught needle work and dress-makingFor application blanks, circulars am

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Principal, Farmers' Normal SchooMannsboro, Ya.WHAT ABOUT THB FARMER'S NORMA

SCHOOL?

When your daughter or ion eon:heme from school and say to yoiMother, the teacher says I caanicome to her school any longer, I mugo to a higher school in the city. WIdaughter or ton I can't sesd you. Wtmother? Because that five cent dimestic dress, seventy-five cent shoethirty cent hat and %l 00 doak thyou wear to the public school heryou could not wear the same at a hi jschool in the city, and I would havepayj$6 a month for your board, andam not able to do that. Why nomother? Beeaase the general man

ger will not receive my eggs, buttand chiekens, wheat and corn as pifor your month's board. But if y<send your son or daughter to tlFarmer's Normal School, tbe sandresses and bo on they wear to tcounty school, they can w»m to tFarmer's Normal School, and ws wtake what money you may have, yoeggs, butter, chickens, and anythithat you may have saleable. I wcome to your church, when asked toso and lecture on this work. Addrtfor information,

tf Rbv. P. A.Ttlbb

A UiiAU*. SKIfl REMOVES.

Tbe Negro Heed Not Oemnlain ALonger of Black 8kia,

This preperation, if used as directwill turn the skin of a black penfour or five shades whiter, and thalmulattoes perfectly white. It alsomoves wrinkles from the face i

makai the skin beautiful. Any perusing it esn tee the result in foieight hours.It does not turn the skin in sp

but bleaches out white. It is s v

geed thing for weak eyes if allowedget in the eye while washing th* 1One box of this powder is all tha

S required, if used ss directed, the iremaining beautiful without enntiruse, and fa perfectly harmless.Direction and preparation wil!

sent to any address on receip$2.00 or 0. O. D.

IHOMAS BBARr,'MlMH W. trotfftrMt, Kittani nd<

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oAUNUAniS-RlYB* *tVTTB\UDVO» KATia.

BEIT PiUIIflt AHD FRS1«nTRNvrn mtwm »i«i mosd.ANO THB WORTH TIA THE

.TRAMIR Y1RMINIA.

TTJESIAY, TMUMDAY AN» iAT-URMAY.

Lt. Richmond (Re*k*tts).I SS p rnLt. Old mint Comfort .lt Mp-aLt. Baltimore (MfaLt. B«lM****r* (B A © R R (HmLt. rhi 1*4*1»*1*<B AO ll) » .**» mrnen.Vr. New fork (B A O A A).1 IS p rntrrrv* lai*i-ll SS p mirrlT* W***tag**n B A O R A).ll * a m>*v* B*i»cm*r** tr a a). an pmL**v,* ralladelpata (¦*¦> a a)._.HW p mIrrtTV Mew York (ram) .ISS p m

MONDAT. WIHHEIPAT, AMD aTBI»AT.Lmmrm Sow York B A O & B).ll MamLMTtNttTirk(rii) .nooam>av* philadelphia (B 4 O R R-,.1WpmL**v* rhlladc'.pht* (ran .I na p tmLeave Baltimore (Ba* Line) ¦.........4Dtprotrrlve Richmond . 1009 . iaThe trip By this itnmfr affords a mom enoyable sall on tha James rlrer and ChesapeakeBm*', passing Duteh <->ap. Bermod*. Hundred.Jlty rolnt, Newport News, Ham pto-**, .and Oldrolnt, and through Han-ptoa Roades. The mer¬riot offered ls u nsurpa-wed la every particular.Large and luxuriantly furnished saloons and>t*te-rooms. heated by steam, aud lighted bjelectricity.Tickets sold to all polnta North. East andWrest, and baggage checked to destination,

¦".tate-roorns reserved upon appllcaMon In perion at the company's offloe No. SM east Mainttreet, or on board steamer. For farther Information apply to

H. M. BOYKIN,General Agent.

QLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.ILY LINK FOR NEW YORK,

ftssengers caa leave Richmond DAILY TisCnesapeaka aad Ohio raliway, at 8 bo A. M., OiKlchmonS aad Petersburg railroad. (Norfolk»n4 Rester* route) tfit A. M., *ooanectlng atNorfolk with Old Dominion-Line steamer, sallLng aame evening for New York.

ALI, WITH KOUT**.Steamship Old Dominion leaves Richmond

every Meaday at 6:00 F. M.. for New York via¦lamea River.Tickets en sale at Richmond Transfer Com

pany's, SOB east Maia Street. Chesapeake andOhio railway and Ktchmosd and Petersburgrailroad depots, and at oomnany's offloe, ISL'east Main Street. Richmond Baggage checkedthrough.

rasiaht.for New York and all polnta beyond can otshipped by direct steamers, sailing from Richmond eTery MONDAY AN FRIDAY. 6:00 H. MAlso hy steamer leaving Riehmond WVDAY 6 F. M. for Norfolk oonnecting with steam¬er for New York.Manifest cloaed ene hoar before sailing time

Freight received and forwarded and throughbills of lading Issued for all northern, eastersand foreign points.

FROM Haw TORK.Ps ssfSagers can leay*** daily except Sunda;to Norfolk or Old Fol at Comfort, connectingwith Norfolk aad Western railroad or Chea*

peaks and Ohio railway.Direct ste*mers (Tia James-River rorie).leaTe eTery BATT' RDA Y (Passenger and freightand MONDAY, (freight only.Sailing from company's pier. No. 36. NorthRiver foot of Beach Street, at 8.-00 P. M.; Saturday 4.-M P. M. yFor farther information apply toJOHN F AYER. A CO. gen ts.

1313 east Main street.Richmond. Ya

W. L. Gulllaudaa, Vloe-Frea-udent and TrafficManager. Nsw York.

yiRaiNIA NAVIGATIONCOMPANY'S JAMKS-RIVKR LINK

To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Polat, Newport-News. Claremoaat, aad James River iandfngH.axS eoaaeetlng at Old Polat and Norfolk ForWashington. Baltimore aad tha North.Stbambb PscAisuTii Lb4 vcs Mondat, Wid

UMiiT ari Fm sat at 7 A. M.Kleetrie-cars direct to wharf. Fare only »1.6iasd tl.M to Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Pointasd Newport Newa. Music by a grand Orche?trios.Freight received daily from abov.*-namar-uplaces and all points In Eastern Virginia andNorth Carolina.

IRVIN WEISIGER.Superintendent.

EDWARD X. BARNEYPresident.

Usssral Offices: Plan Mrs' Bank Building.

SEABOARD AIRLINESAL.

VESTIBULED LIMITEDTRAINS SOUTH.

ATLANTA, NEW ORLEANS,MACON, CHATTANOOGA,

NASHVILLE, MEM¬PHIS, TEXAS.

NO EXTRA PARC ON ANY TRAINNo. 4S.-'*Tkt A aaa ta Special" leaven Ricb-

¦soad. Bally, at HM night, for Heuderaou.(arrlTO Parham dally, except Sunday) RaleighSanford.-Southor ri ties. Wilmington, Wades-*»oro. Monro*. Charlotte. Linc.Inion, Shelby,Rutherford****. Chester Clinton, Greenwood,At»fe*rvlUe,Klherton, Athens, atlanta, augus¬ta, Maooa,ChattanTOaga, Nashville, Memphis.*>xas, Mexico, California, and the West (TiaMemphis). Solid Limited Train, with milmanLuSot Sleepers and Vestibuled Coaches.No. 41.."The S. A. L. Express*' leaves Rich¬

mond, datly, at 9;06 a. M., for Henderson, (Dur¬ham, dally, except Sunday) Raleigh, Sanford,Southern Tines, wilmington. Wadesboro. Mon¬roe, Charlotte. Chester, Clinton, Greenwood,abb*villa. Elberton, Athens atlanta. Macon,rensaoola. Chattanooga, Nashville. Mmphls.iioatagomery. New Orleans, Texas Mexico, andthe Southwest (Tia New Orleans) Solid Trainwtth pullman sleepers and coaches; and Sleep.r Hamlet to Wilmington,an ive Richmond, «;30 a. m.,6;40 T. M., dallyFor tickets, baggage checks, sleeping cai

lOaservaUons, *tc., .apply toH M BOYKIN, Sole Pass'r Agent830 East Main tit Riohmond Ya

a st. john, Viaoe-rrealdent and aen'l ManagerT. t. seem, General Sepe riu tendent.h. w. a. mvormm, B. J. aHsaaaoH,

v.**Ma s»uMt. aaaaral raa'r ah

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A TLANTIC COAST UNI

8CHKDULK KFFKCTIVK U DAY,M Y IS. lott

TRAIN LKAVK RICHMOND.UNION DKPO9-00 A. M., Arrives Petersburg, 9-Bl A. M., Noi

folk ll :36 A. M. Stops only at Peersburg. Waverly and Suflolk, Va.

. -OS A. M., ArriTes Petersburg 9:60 A. M., Wedon 11-4S A.M., Fayetteville 1::P. M., Charleston 10:30 Savanna13:60 A. M.. Jacksonville 7.80 A. iPort Tampa 6:30 P. M. Couneeat Wilson with No. 4T, ArriTing iGoldaboro 8:10 P. M., Wllmingtc6:46 P. M. Pullman Sleeper NsYork to Jacksonville.

'At T. M., Local, Arrives Petersburg 3:43 P. 1Makes all stops,

i JO P. M., Arrives Petersburg 6:IB P. ttMakes local stops K. A P. rail ros

7-BO P. M., Arrives Petersburg8:04 P. M., coineeta with N. and W. for Norfoand immediate points. Einnor9:10 (eonnests with A. and D. f*stations between Emporia aiLawreneeTllle), Weldon 4:43 pFayetteSTllle 1:07 a. m., Cnarlcton 003 a. m., Savannah S lt a, nJacksonTllle 1 SO p, m.. Port Tam]9 46 p. m.

NKW LINK TO MIDDLK GKORGlA POINTS7-33 A. M., ArriTing at Aiken, 7:38 A.M., A

gusta 8 19 A. M..Macon ll a. m.. A"ant* 13:16 P.M. Pullman Sleep*New York to Wilmington Jacks.Tilla, Poit Tampa, Aiken, Angusand Macon.

8-SSP M., Dally, arrives Petersburg 9:81M., Weldon ll ;30 P. M., Makes 1eal stops between Petersburg aiWeldon,

ll-SO P. M., Arrtvea Petersburg 13:86 A. 1l.ynchburg t :S0 A. M., Roanoke 7Bristol 1:16 A.M. Pullman Sleer Richmond to Lynchburg.

7 MA. M., Sanday Accommodation matall stops Richmond and Pater ibrailroad.

4 -40 P. M., Sanday Accommodation make,stops Richmond and PeteraU*railroad.

TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.4-30 A. M , Dally from JacksonTllle, SaTanni

Charleston. Atlanta, Macoic,Augta, and all points South.

8-1* A. M., Daily except Sunday At'.anAthena, and Raleigh, Handers.Lynchburg an d the West,

8:43 A. M., Petersburg Local.8-00 A. M., Sunday oaly. From Atlanta, A

ens, and Raleigh, and Headers*Lynchburg, and th* West.

11:06 A.M., Dally. Nor.olk, Suffolk andtersburg.

8-MP M., Daily. JacksonTllle, SavanaCharleston, Wllmlngton, Goldsb*and points (South.

7 *00 P. M.. Daily. Norfolk, Suffolk, Waveand Petersburg

8 mt F. M.. Dally. Peteraburg, Lynchburg iand West.

9:40 A.. M., Sunday Accommodation.7-36 P.M.. Sunday Accommodation.'. ' *

T.M. KMIRSON,J. R. KKNLKY, Trafflo Manar*General Manager.

8>c#CAMmIiLtDlviaion Passenger Ag

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ISatA,lhtoI

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Schedule in Effectjolt 4, mm.

LKAVB aiCHMOND, BTMD 8Taa»T STATIOH9-00 A. M., Dally.Richmond and Norfolk '

tlbule limited. Second class uclnot accepted for passage ontrala.

_

9-Ot A. M.. Dally, 'The Chicago Express"Lynchburg, Roanoke, Colnmand Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Foke to Columbus also for RadfBristol. Knoxville. Chattan.and Intermediate points.

7-80 r H. Daily for Norfolk, Suffolk andtermediate stations.

11-iOP M Dally, for Lynchburg and RoarConnects at Roanoke with WIngton and Chattanooga Limyieeoers Roanoke to »

Shis and New Orleans, rallleeper between Richmond

l.yachburg, and berths readoccupancy at 9.oo r. M. Also

t ll I u*n Sleeper re tere burg:ikin Trains arrlye at Richmond from Lyne)*mal and the weat daily, t.ltm. m., aad 8:6«;IUlU

from Norfolk and the east 11:06 a. m. an^tibuled Limited 7:00 p. m. Offloe : SB*

lbel 8Ueet-R.W.COCRTNKY

ni¦son(Olre¬in dsonty-totseryto

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MlDistrict Passenger Agri

W.B.BKVILLGeneral Pasvngsr Ag*)

«9Bsral OAoss: Boaaoke Va.

SonUterfl RailwaySCHEDULE

in effect Oct. 3.1897.S-SS H.mo HOCTHERNEXPRK dally foi

Atlanta, august* and points Sooth.Bleeper Richmond. t*v Danville .Green*boro, al labu ry. and charlotte Sl-seper open 9:Su p u - at Dar.v'lie.Salisbury and Charlotte with the Waahlag tori aud -.ern Lim¬ited (No 17» carrying sleeper*New York to Ashville. Hot SpringsChattanooga aid NaMnvtllo: New Yorkto Memphis. New York to New OrleansNew York to Tamp*, and Srst-claasday coach between Wa*>hlngtoa andMemphis. Connections are made (oral)point* lu Texas iud California. Bleeperopen for occupancy ml WAU r. M.

13.-00 n»on. i train dally for Charlotte, N C. i ..un.vin at Moseley wltbFarm vt Ile and 1 owbatan railroad aiKeysvllle for Clarkville. Oxford. Hender ,>n and Durham and at Gr***a**borcfor Durham. Raleigh, and W ic->ton-Salem : at Danville with no. SA I'ul tedSlates Fast Vail. t*>olid train, dally fo*New Orleans and i><>iu ls South, which

«*a carries sleeper* New York to New Orleans una to JacksonvilleThrough * y. Nashville.

"irepmrevery .*hlt.gtou to SanFra; mut change.

8*00 r. M., No 17, uk. al. dally avu-ept Sandayfor Kev*svill**nd Id icrniediate points

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.6-00 A. SI.8:36r. m.. from Atisnta Augusta, Asheville

.nd Nashville.8:40 . M., from Keysvllle.

al ra-tivuTTaaiNA.hos. Si and 63. between Manchester and n»

apolis. Va.

York Kiver LineVTIA wkstpoini

THE fAVORITJlToaTE HORTH.LIATI BIOHMOND

Train No. 10,4 :«0 r. M.Baltimokx Limited. Dally, except San

day, for Weat Point, there making close connectlon. Mondays. W edin -days sud Friday*with steamer for Baltimore, also with stag* at

Manor for Walkerton on Thursday*and Saturdays.

Train No. 10. 3:80 T. H.localKXraass, Monday.'. Wednesdays and

Fridays tor West > ointand intermediate sulions, conuectawith stage at Lefter Manor fo*Walkerton: also atTappahannock with steam¬ers for Ballimore, atop* at all stations

Train No. 46. 6*00 a. h.

local mixed, leaves daily, except Sunda*from Virginia-Street Station for West foin)and intermediate stations, connecting withstage at Lester Manor for Walberton aud Tappahannock.TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND

9:17 a. m. Dally.except Monday.t0;40 *. m., mondays, Wednesdays,and Friday*-6;S0 p. m.. Dally, civtut sunday from Wc*.!anoint and intermediate stall.ann.Steamers leave West Pola! at 6;00 p. m..

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and Baltimore at 6:00 p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays anrSaturdays.Ticket-office at station, foot of Virginia St

Open from 9 a. m., to8 r. m. andi from ,40 i*. mto 3 A. M.City tlc et office, 90S east Main street.

J. M. CULT, W. A. Turk,Traffic Manager. een. raes. Agt

C. W. WESTBURY,Travelling Passenger Agent,

93() E. uain St. Richmond. Va

Chesapeake anoOhio Railway.O.fcO,

ROUTE.

EFFECTIVE JAN. 1, 1898.TRAINS LEAVE RIC HM OND,

BROAD-STREET .STATION8:60 . M., Daily, wUh chair-car. tor Norfolk

For Union i li. O'S Point. NewporiNews auu principle stations,neets Baily vuth Old Domlalousteamsnipa tor New York.

8;40 P. M., Dally wita I'uiirnan. for localstations, Newport news, Old PointNorfolk ur ulb.

10-00 A. M., Local train ncrpt Sunda*fer West clifton Forge e^nu^taGordonville tor orange. Cuipeper. Calvertou. Ma ii a ssas. Alexandna, and Washingta.u, at IStation. Char for Lynchburg: at Basic for K.tgerstow*.

3.16 P. M., Daily, with Pullmans io Cinclnnatl. Louisville and M. f..«foaly at important stations,ned!- at Covington for Ya. Hotbp rings.Meals serred on Dining cartNo. 7 Locai 1 rains except Sunday, following above train frou:1,.

6:8u P. M., Aecomodatlou, except Munday foiCuar.

10-80 p. m.. Daily, for i lncianatl, with Pull-ma* ii W. Va., and GordonsTllle to Cincinnati and LaulSTille. Meals served on Dlniu*-Cars. Connects at Maunton (ex¬oept Sunday'for Winchester, Ya.,and at Covington. Ya. daily forVirginia Hot .St rings.

TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREETSTATION,

ll-BO A. M., Dally, for L>i.mburg.and Cllf ;ecUat Bre

m.* ll.allBaa for l.exilijf

lon, and at W Forge withNo. I. f.-r ( l i.nunan.

COO r. m.. Except Sanday. Local accomodation for Co'umbia.

TRAINS AK RIVE AT RICHMOND,BROAD-STREET STATION.

8:30 a. M.. Dally rrom Cincinnati ano Louis¬ville.

11:16 a. m., Dally from Norfolk aad OldPoint.

8-JO e. M., Dally, from Cincinnati and Leuia-Tilie.

6:60 r. M.. Dally, from Norfolk, and Oldrolnt.

7 46 r. m.. Except Sunday, from W. CliftonForge.

TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREETSTATION.

8:60 a. m., Except Sunday f.oni Columbia.6-Bur. a.. Dally from Lynchburg, and CUL

ton Forge ami except sunday, fromLexington and Arro

JOHN D POTTS,Ass't General Pads ?nger Agent.

id

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RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG JPOTOMAC RAIL-ROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Apr. 16, 1897.

LXAVE BYRD-STREET STATION.4 :10 A. M., Dally, for Waahlngton end Point

North st..',.** onlj st Milf.-.rami Frederlcksburg 1'ulluia

to Nea 18 JO a M., Sunday only, foi Washington an

points North, stops at KihiAshlano .le, DoswelRuther, *. la, MillionGlen All.-. l.Woodalan,Guinea. KreUrriCKslaurg, Brookand Widewatei pullman oar.

8:46 A.M.. Dally except Suuday, (or WaalN..riington' and points North. Stol

at Elba, Ashland, Taylorsvlll-well, Ruther ijlt-n. Pei

ola, Milford, Woodslaue, Guiiea. Summit, FrederlcksburBrooke, Widewater pullman et

9:06 A. m., Commencing January 90th, .IaiWaahlngto

Ballimore, r hiltidelphta. .ir\ .ark and Florida

composed entirely ..( i

ping-, dining,and a.

extra charge .*tiithan regular rut 1 mai:' (are. Donot-stop at Kliaa.

13:00 M., Dally, except sunday, for Wasington and points North. 8toat Elba, Glen Allen, AshlabDoswell, Milford, Frederic!burg, Brooke, and WidewauParYar-car. Aldo connects wi.Congressional Limited at WasIngton.

ug I 7 .SJ. p. m., Daily for Washington and pollNorth. Slop*) at Elba, a sh lacDoswell, Milford, Frederic!burg. Brooke, and Widewaband other stations .Sun da j

*tmond to New Yoth.u.-

ta.ju,

Ch¬un,

Pe-

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forbaa,Loanord,mm*ln-

ioke.anhlted.lem-

ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION.

8;40 A. M., Daily. Stops at VMdewat*Br* iicksburg:MllfoiDoswell Axhlaud Elba and otlistat a.. a. Sleeper, BiYork to K. BS

3:46 P. M.. Daily, except .sunday. StopsWide*AHU-r, Br.*burg. . Wooilane,. Milford. PGlen.land. mitti hlba. FilorCar from Wa-

7:10 P. M.. Daily. i" ai Frederic]burg, Dobwt-ll. and AshiaiPuliman-Curs from New Yeand Washington.

8;86 P. M., Daily. Slops at WldewatBrooke, I .ifK. Susilt. Guinea, Wood.sU

....en. Doswiashland. Glen allen, and El

9:50 p m. t o.uary 17th, da

DovaSta.*,.

FRRDERICRSBURG ACCOMMODATI01(Dally,exoept Sunday.)

4-OO P. M., Leaven et Station.8-80 A. M., Arrives Bvrd-Street sutton.

(Daily. exoept Sunday.)6.43 A. m., Leaves Elba.6:30 P. m.. Lea.6:40 A. m., Arrives Elba.6.00 P. m., Arrived Elba.

0" A. TAY LOR. Traffic Manag**. T. D. MYER8 Prssident. f«

Y. M, Gwatuiey,7% 220 N. 17th Srull-noke. I _. ,

ibnrg j Dealar in

p. m., IMain j Choice Wines, Liquors,it. bacco aud|Cigars.

¦*. a2«-8i

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$ 1,000 REWARD.DR SHEA. MARVELOUS MSOIU.HGlvoa tne names of dome aad living mendsiel ls wbo and when you will marry, alao ol

-u-.ine.ss journeys, lawsuits, abaent friends.n or anything you know, no matter wasttis. He can cali up your spirit frtenae aaaib.-w them to yoa. Can malts thea* ran aBI the room. Be asks ao qanette***, doa'Iisa yoa to writ* name* for him. Don't try talump you In any way, but tells rou right otuBe ls thoroughly endorsed by leading spintosu**¦ts everywhere, received from thom a goldnedai ana spec, nense to practloe hi* woa-lcrfui powers, credentials so oae *ls***n ihowau give thousands of reierenees to bola wallaaxno coloi-ea patrons. Twenty rive years prae¬lee.seven in Brooklyn.will show yon thatae can do ali that he tao tell ot. Caa tell what»usln*e« ls best for you ana where, how to wlaipeedy marriage with ihe one you lev*. Hew*> be aaooBesfm in all your doings la short>rhat ls best to Oo. He succeed* when ali eta-Poeiilve mus'action or ne pey. Callind see. You will fina lt lucky to eoasait talaJ briaHan gentleman. He h*4 a meaioin* that¦sm cure arunxeuneass, e*n ¦* given patientsaol knowing it. Ihouaanoa througe blas aranow

RICH. HAPPY AND SUCCESSFULwith all their undertakings, while tho** whoueglect his advice ar* still laoorin" aratnltt>over.y. Througn his perfect cnowl*<Ige efchemistry, he cai* impart to you a .secret th**twill overcome you eaemles aad wla yearrienas. His aid ana advice has often Sasa mm-liciteo; the result has ai ways Been tn* securingof speedy ana happy marriages aad ali yee*wisnes. In love attain ne never talla. Bohas the secret ot winning th* affections et Uteopposite sex. Lt is tu* parse ot J*plritualismmat in ail large cities there are a class wf meaand women wno ciaim powers they do no. pmm-sesa Ttoey have nei ther gift*, credential*, ne*reierenees. Surety the ooiwreo pe-apie ate setao wan .Ung in stnse as to throw meir usn* aadmoney away on sucn. Dr. Ahe* refers te taeHon. Winiam Denmore, Architect *ud bunoar4? Cleveland Ave. ana Mi. Fre*a. Lempe, groosr,641 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Ail have kaowahim for the past seven years. Be gives a treelest ot his power io alt. The doctor ha* practic¬ed ave years in New Orleans, et. ixnuie. Mesa-phis ana Louisville; understands tnoreugtUjthe disease*, spells or influences the race la aaa*iect to. Be ls n*»w ana always aaa a large panonage from them.

PLEASE BEAD THE FOLLOWLNtt:

dro*k'.yh. Aug. 16, INL-Tnia is ie eertttr that Ioame io New Yarx ir**m AJu**ay. i waa astranaer in a strang* etty, out *f work and ow.of money. 1 had n* luck in anything I ua*a*r-took. W hat te do 1 dla not knew. A mena ad¬visee rn* to go an* see Dr. Bhea. 1 mid. Hetold me the cause ef my tn»u*les; he toek sae laand treated me a* a brosher. Through ai. Igola gooa position that very week. 1 Maa* brisato otners; taey toot my money aaa dla ame aegood, i bless *be day 1 Brat met Dr. Bfiatc ]wouiu *dvis< .il in baa lack, slsk or la kreabtoto gro to him at once. SincerelyAlbert Ayers. SM? Allanue At*.

Brooklya, A ag. lt. IStl.-Thls letter U to certifythat my aasbana had gene away aad had Beena*t*eent two years, 1 moarn*ea tor him night eadday. 1 gave him up. aa dead. Hearing et ta*wondenul laings Dr. Shea was **lng l resolvedto ooueult bim. Be laid me .that *ay knob* illwaa alive ana well, end where he was. teld ateae woula come hume and when. To my Joyali ai lt came true. He la home now, oem*oack Uk* »ne from the 4eac 1 alao crlaa lo **>y.kat this menin 1 lost tao. 1 sa s jhiiji roastand i was almost inaaae. 1 went to Dr. na***and be tola me i woula Rna my money sag toray intense joy i dla Bcd lt as h* tola ma I'.nan k Ooo tlier* ls a mau s* gifted in oar atlast.nat ca*n help people and tell them what to do.Sincerely, Mra. Barrett.lxl-SCre* SUM!

A SENSATION IN BROOKLYN..A MIMI*-TKB'S STATBMiCN'A.1 wish to state that oae of mr a*riahoaer«was sick and in trouble for a long tim*. Mra.Brown, n. tiny Street. Boen* seemed to aa-ac rs lana her case. She aaa several doctors,ealnone ot mem *eem*ed to know wkat wa* ta*

cia lier. None could do her any good, lt waamy aulv as uer pastor locai, aaa see Uer. Hear.mc oi the woudertui work Being dene by Dr..-.nea the lat»t lew years, 1 tn*ognt 1 would sallana **ee him myseii. 1 fount him a kind aynt-pauietic geuilemac. Be gave me a wonderful

; his p«wers: tola rn* to send him. * lookol patient s hair, which i .did hy Mer daughter.ile i<*ia at once what waa ta* matter and la aabort time cu.ed her sauna ana well, lier faxn-i.y had seemingly been nader a cloud. Newalltscbanged. A.. are well and prosperooa. loaatruiv and heartily recommend D.. Shea, to mitthose in mckueas or distress oi- say kind, BOT.

am Joimson, Pastor Lebanon CharaB,Brooklyn.Dr. Sh*e* can show thousands such aa tha a-

bov<a.DB.SHBA

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