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Mallory'Liner Leona Beached on Jersey Fiats? ?Irltlota Sclionncr Hurj II. Williams llnriieil - itcsruoil l'niiisHcor? nutl Crew ul tho fnunril I.lnt r l'uvouln ? Oilier Disaster* Itcporteil, (By Telegraph to Vlrglntan-rilot.* Now York, March 7.?The Mallory Line steamer Leona, which sailed last evening for Qalveston with a large pas? senger list ami a cargo consisting prin? cipally of sugar and coffee, lies beached on the Jersey flats, near Kllis Island, to-day. When approaching the Narrows Bmoke was dlcovcrcd coining from the forward hold, and the ship was put about and returned to the pier In East Itlver, from which she had sailed two hours earlier.I There the passengers were debarked and efforts made to ex? tinguish the lire, which was among the sugar. Thoupth Hie ship's crew were as? sisted by a lire lug, no impression could be made upon the names, a ltd to save tho ducks and nearby shipping the steamer was sent to the Jersey flats, where she was sunk in '..'U feet or water, the lire being extinguished by that means. DAMAGE TEN THOUSAND. The damage to the steamer is esti? mated at Jlo.no?, but no accurate esti? mate of the loss on the cargo can be made at present. The Leonn has been nn unfortunate craft. On May 10th, 1S'J7, she caught lire at her pier, and. thir? teen persons on board perished by suf? focation. The vessel \v:ifl built at Chester, Ta., In 1889. She Is 311 rect long, reel beam and L0 feet draught. Her tonnage is 2,:'.ll net. Sh" was used as a transport during part of the war. BRITISH SCHOONER BURNED. Nassau. N. 1'.. March 7.?The British schooner Mary H. Williams, from Jack? sonville to Nassau, with a cargo of quick lime, was set on fire by the wet tiny: of cargo and totally destroyed on the banks nn February 21st. The crew wrrn-n-Fciii'd by lire - liritt^h?srhrinner Effle. The Mary H. Wllllnrps was an old vessel of 120 tons, owned In Nassau, N. P. PASSENGERS AND CREW-RES? CUED. New York, March 7.?The Portugese steamer Vega, which arrived to-day from St. Michaels. Azores, brought the passengers of ihe Cunnrd steamer P.i vonla, which was towed Into st. Mich? aeli) after a terrible experience at sea. The total number of the Pnvonla's pas. scngers was fifty-four, of whom nine were saloon, seventeen second cabin, and twenty-eight steerage. The Vega also brought four men who were on the German steamer Bulgaria, which nut Into St. Michaels disabled. Dr. ~3. \V. Inches, ,-.f St. flair, Mich., one "f the Pnvonla's cabin passengers, said: FRIGHTFUL EXPERIENCM. "The experience of the voyage of the Pa von la was frightful, tialo followed gale, and hurricanes prevailed through? out tho whole time from Liverpool until we landed at the Azores. During tin; gales terrific seas came over tho side and swept everything before them. The steamer rolled so violently that the six ?boilers broke adrift, ami the steamer was helpless on the ocean. '. Five steamers were sighted, but the weather was so stormy that they were unabje to help us. Tho crew of the Pavonin worked nobly, and did every? thing to make the passengers as com fortable as possible under the circum? stances. When we finally got into St. Michaels we were obliged to land in lifo boats during a gale, and it is a great wonder that none of us was lost. How ever, we landed without casualties and embarked on Ihe Vega for New York. We have had every car.- and comfort possible on the way home from the Azores." HEROIC CREW. Tlie Pavonla sailed from London on January L'lth, for Boston. The general oplnlo i of the Pnvonla's passengers i.i that the members ?>f the crew of that steamer deserve every praise for their] heroic efforts, but that Captain Atklitl did not merit the same consideration. ("ape Henry, Va.,_March 7. The thr.masted schooner Alfred Era brook, Captain Garland, from Booth Bay, Me., for Charleston, S. C, ice la? den, stranded during a heavy gale and thick snow-storm at G?ll Sliial lite-sat - Ing station, North Carolina, twenty-live miles north of 1 latteras. The crew Of eight men were saved by the life-saving crew from Gull Shoal station, by means of the Breeches buoy, anfi are now be? ing cared for at that station. The ves? sel ami cargo are probably a total loss. The Weather Bureau office at Norfolk furnished the flrsl information obtained of tho wreck. The Alfred Brabrook was built at Hath. Me., in 1S73. and Is owned by Mrs. j. m. Phillips, of statin ton. Mass. She was I'd.2 feet In length. ?4.7 feet beam and 15. depth of hold, of ?C:: tons. The wind was ?>- miles S. ?Ion. if yon Stifter from any or iiio ti'ftutiipx resulting lr??m yoniMiil r-rr or*f y on naity t?c ou-ni |>criiiitueitI l.v toy Inking Um- old l>r. railed. Wonderful I'.lrelrlC IMIIa. Sexually Weak Married er Pinale Men. who are suffering a flnr.".inir of their powers or friim premature old :ii?o. use these wonderful Electric Pills, which re? store the wrecked and debilitated organs to perfect Vigor, arreit premature ex haiistation, Impart tone and enorgy to the bloOd and frilly restore the flagging powers and dormant energies. The pills have cured many thousands e f mci who had battled for years against the mental and physical suffering of lost manhood. It Is n home treatment, and all men who suffer with nnv form of sexual weakness, premature loss of sex? ual Strength and memory, weak back <r emaciation of parts can cure themselves Hi home They stop night drains at once. Price fl per box. or t; boxes, full treat mint. ?S. P:lls sent closely sealed nil charges prepaid, day order Is received on receipt of price. Special directions sent with each order. OCR MEDICAL BOOK describes above-named troubles: also Stricture. Varleoeole, etc. Send for it to? day?our Institute- establised p<c. Address It I l.l.l ( U < Sl)l? A I. IWIIII i j. 110 t i.ii, i:?.u;.-, nans. W. and the snow Minding. Tho crew will be brought to Norfolk as soon as weather permits. ./ TII10 STORM IN THE SOUND Tho storm Monday night and yester? day morning Is thus described by Can tain O. P. Hudson, of Hudson ?& Uro., who was aboard the steamer NeUSe In Pnmllco Sound during the Kale-. "Thi wind was terrille, fully 1i> miles an hour a part of the time, und the waves broke clean over tbe steamer's deck, throwing passengers from their bunks and sending the table furnishings all over the saloon In a general smash. The steamer rolled badly and nearly every one was seasick. At Roanoke Island the weather was so bad the fishermen could not land their fish and hud to PASS by. There was one bridal collide aboard and they suffered." HOr.NI> FROM NEWPORT NEWS. New York. March 7.?Tho steamer BantUlt, with the coal laden barges Algicrson and Alabama in tow, all three vessels bound from Newport News to 'Boston, passed Fire Island early this morning, laboring badly In the storm. When off Hone Hill life saving station the tow line parted and the barges went adrift. Phe Santull tried to pick up the barges again, but they drifted dangerously towards the shore, and had to throw out their an chors to prevent going on the bar. A heavy sea was running, and the wind watt blowing, causing the barges to drag anchors. As soon as the Algiers in struck the bar, the life-savers shot a line across her and took oft the crew of six by the breeches bttoy. .lust be? fore dark the wind changed and car? ried the Alders..a ..ft' the bar. and the crew were sent back on her. They re? ported that she was in good condition, and not taking water. The Alabama's cable held through the storm, and Bhe was in no danger. Tim Santtllt made repeated efforts to get the Alabama, but gave up when the wind changed, ami put Ih.- barge out or danger. The Algicrson, however, remained so close to the bar that the Santull could not go to her assistance, und she started for New York In the evening for as? sistance to get her low off. Notes. Mr. Charles I. Mundy, permanent ndmlrnlty attorney of Philadelphia, lias been in Norfolk for two days at? tending to his interest in the tug R'oBa lie. The lug has been turned over in Hudson & Bro., who will hereafter have entire charge of her. Hampton "Toads"-Ts fei.arleil full oT delayed vessels, Btorm-botind, and num? bers are being reported damaged slightly through drugging anchors und collisions. lio you feel Interested In the new colors in suitings? I".uly buyers have fancied the jubilee blue, and' consider It well, while some of the later pur? chases have been from < u ? si ick of greys, and which, In our opinion, will prove very popular this season. RUDOLPH! & WALLACE, ::.!:; Main street. BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST. Oeorge Carter, of Norfolk, who went to British Columbia to prospect for gold, has struck a bonanza, U is said. A dead Infant was found In a shoe box in an alley on Scott street yester? day morning. The matter was reported by a colored man to Captain Prince, ot the police department, who detailed De? tective Snowden to work on the case. The \ Irglnia Slate Sunday 9 boot So? ciety \v,ll convene at Richmond, in an? nual session to-day. The Dally (Court) Record, whic h sus? pended publication a short while ago, will appear again shortly, managed by Mr. Lawrence Waring. Mr. Richard A. Ontewood, son of the late Naval Constructor Hat wood, and grandson of Rev. Robert GftteVood, of this city, ri.Ived the nomination as alternate fur one of the live additional naval eadctshlps authorised by the hue ('ongress. Rev. George Lorlmcr, of Tremonl Temple. Boston, arrived m the city yesterday to fulfill his engagement with the Norfolk Lyceum. He stopped at the Montlci llo. Mr. Samuel R. Carey, of Roanoke, traveling agent of th ? Pocnhontns Coal Company, was in Norfolk yesterday on a periodical trip. Mr. John K. McSorley, of Richmond, was here yesterday on busill ss. Mr. Reuben < \ Tester, of the Monu? mental City, exchanged greetings yes? terday with friends in the City by the Sen. Mr. P.. Ncwgnrs, president or the At? lantic and Danville railroad, lies re I'.inieii i':. his m 11.:-i?? e;i,,n of :ir> line. Mr. and Mrs. David Harper and Miss K. L. Harper, of Newark, N. J.; are ai the Atlantic. Mr. O. L Williams, of Mocksvllle, N. C, was in the idly on business yes? terday. .Messrs. Krank E. Monsal, W. L. Sny fler, !?'. R. Mannhnn and Lewis Miller, of Baltimore, spent yesterday In Nor? folk, b-aving last night. The street force is somewhat crip? pled by the delicate health of Sheet In? spector Lee, ami tin attack of rheuma? tism with which Assistant Ihspei tor Jacques Is suffering. The latter man? ages, however, to keep the force on the move. Miss Adele Hutchinson, who hn? bei :i visiting her friend. Mis. Wright, wife of Rev. c. Q. Wright, chaplain United States Navy, at their home, in Ghent, terminated her visit by going to Char? lotte yesterday. M.ssrs. Church Lewis and Aaron Marx continue to improve a; st. Vin? cent's Hospital, and will soon be on the streets again. The many friends of Major Charles Piekett. secretary of the Board of Trade and Business Men's Association, will be glad to learn that his condition last night was regarded as Improved. The new Wlllotighby Reach Hotel, or at least n very (dose drawing of it. was exhibited yesterday In front of Ram? sey's real estate ofilro, on Main street. Captain William Sherwolt, of Guate? mala, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Norfolk, will leave to-day for Ivmie. Attention Is colled to advertisement or exhibit of th? pannill Heat Regu? lator Company, at Atlantic Hotel. Try our 15c, bnvs' black hose, two pnirs for 2Tic. Heavy ribbed. Charles R. Welton & Co. ERAS 3LCT0? WARD. The Inasmu h Circle of the King's Daughters have received liberal contri? butions of clothes, food and money and desire to .hank the kind friends who have so generously come to their aid In relieving the necessities of the poor of tin- ward. Especial thanks are re? turned to the members of the Improve? ment Board of Urambleton f?r recent liberal donation. Mrs. Tyrce Whitohurst left by the Cape Charles route yesterday morning to join lipr hurhnivl. a student at Ou? ster The logical Semi ;.iy, Chester, Pa. Rev. S, V. li .? ??!. ? .1 l.tl.A'.r hit; Interesting ami Instructive lecture on 'The Political, Social and Religious Life of the People of Persia," together with a dlscrlptlon of the Armenian atrocities, and American missionary work, a: Trinity M. 10. Church to-night.! The lecture will be Illustrated with] over seventy-five stereopticon views. The Inasmuch Circle of the King's Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. Gordon, No. I'll Rose avenue, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. On Thursday evening from 7 to 11 1 o'clock a basket party will be given atj the residence of Miss Ruth Saundert No. 133 South Maltby avenue, for the joint benefit of Queen Street and Trin? ity M. E. Churches. FUKER&IS YESTERDAY, Mit. JOSEPH A. THOMPSON. The funeral of Mr. Joseph A. Thomp? son, who died Monday, aged S5 yen s, I was lull this morning at 11 O'clock ] from th - residence of Mr. W. E. King, No. 139 South Reservoir avenue. Brain-1 bleton Ward. Rev. Father Joseph FrlQll, assistant pastor of St. Mary's j Catholic Church, conducted the ser? vices. The remains were Interred in | St. Mary's Cemetery, the following gentlemen serving as pall-bearers: C d. ! Harry Hodges and Messrs. James! Barnes, William N. Orubb. Calci) Hodges, Lewis N. Drewcry and George| Coxon. MRS. NANCY P STEPHEN. The funeral of Mrs. Stephen, w ife of j Mr. Ucbert Stephen, was conducted a: the First Baptist Church at l o'clock yesterday afternoon by Rev. E. B.| Hatcher, the pastor, after which the remains were laid to rest In Elmwood, Mes&ttt. c. A. Morris. Andrew Dusch, .1. T. Son..;-.. W. T. Owens. 11. T. Rat ford. .1 T. Cr 'ss, John E. Petree and j ll. J. Williams serving its pall-bearcn The Moral tributes were numerous and very pretty. MRS. MARGARET S. THOMAS. The obsequies of this lady, wife of Mr. 10. T. Thomas, were held at o'clock yesterday afternoon, from the family home, No. 112 Clalporno avenue, and wore conduct* I by Rev. J. J. Hud. 1>. D.. of Park Avenue Baptist Church, issistcd by Rev. L. it. Christie. of| Spin geon Memorial Baptist Church. The interment was in Elmwood Cem? etery, following were the pall-bearers: Mes.'-rs. l.. 1'. Kobens, Oberndorfer, Ci il. Ferrell, George 11. D?wes, W. G. Ashley, ii. m. Spooner, J. W. Boas IP*. II. c. i Iris wold. Poo Pr. Week about your eyes. Ex? amination free. "10 Main street. A reiinilliil Tiililennx. Tho beautiful tableaux entitled "Yc Show of Yc Gibson Garl and Divers Others," was presented over at the navy yard gate in Portsmouth last night, before a large ami appreciative audience, and provod to be au unqunli. (led success. The stage settings were exceedingly handsome, due to the skill of Constructor Stahl. Among the most attractive features presented were "Old Virginia?" "The American Girl Abroad..rho New Recruit,I'liej Night Before Her Wedding," "A Man's Work" and "Hail Columbia." fin same performance will be repeated on Thursday, for the same- benefit. The launch will leave Roper's wharf in thin city at s o'clock, returning after the? performance. Captain and Mrs. MeCalln, enter? tained a number 'if their friends with an Informal reception at their residence Immediately after the close of the tableaux. All rrlasscs prescribed by Pr. Week guaranteed. Examinations free. 210 Main street. A IIcIIkIk till Concert, A delightful concert was given at the Masonic Temple last night by Mr. Wil? liam Richards, assisted by Mr. J. Ire-] dell Jenkins and Miss Alice Oliver. The audience was composed of the most] musically cultured residents of the city. Mr. Richards' first selection was j an air from Handel's Messiah, which was followed by a group of songs. Among them were the following: "Haunt of the Witches." by Cassard: "My Love Is Like a Led. Red Rose," by Hastings; "My Little Woman. ' by Osgood; "Myself When Young," by Miss Lahmann. Mr. .1. ik.us and Mr. Richards ren? dered superbly, "Night Hymn at Sea," by Thomas. Mr. Jenkins sung two solos, "A Dream." by llarth t, and "At Parting," l>y l cadgers. Miss Oliver sung beautifully nn air from Sampson and Delilinh; also "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." Th.- audience was not large, but was very appreciative. Cards are out announcing the arriv? al of a magnificent lino of spring and summer woolens. We extend to all an! invitation to Inspect them. RUDOLPH I A WALLACE. 833 Main strci;. Pliilnitollthln Kn Konto to Muni on. (By Telegraph to Virglnlnn-Pllot.) Washington, D. C, March 7.?A ca? blegram received at tho Navy Depart? ment to-day, relative le> the Philadel? phia, which was placed under orders to proceed to Samoa after the outbreak ,'f the recent troubles there, says she .-ailed from Honolulu February L'lld fcr Samoa, it is about 2.?oo miles across the ocean from Hawaii and it is expect? ed thai the Philadelphia is already in Samoa. She probably made the dis? tance In twelve days. The Princeton, which is being hur? ried to Manila to reinforce Admiral D< wey's fleet; sailed from Colombo yes? terday. BS i As a good thing ought to be ? in bottles. And sealed medicinally pure ? and tine with age ? and mellow. Our name on label over the cork. It's there because it protects your interests as well as ours. Trade supplied tiy WHITE BROS. .Norfolk, Va. LADIES OF FINE TASTL: ;? vantage of Hnudsoroe, Exclusive and Economic Outfitting irera the streut store* of I'hiladelphij, can hive, without cot. n personal npent of l.irse experience and exquisite Inste to siiRprsl and purchase t;oods for themselves or family. Ac counts opi ut-d. Address, stating needs, Mrs. Moore & Waters, P. O. Botjijj. Philadelphia, P Roont. Iowa., Dec. 14. No tongue can tell what I have endured in the past teu years with my monthly sickness. white ?ufferivg untold agony, n friend culled und recommended Wine of Cardui. 1 sent for a buttle, and Ohl what relic!. After the first dose I began to feel better and have bad no poiu since. MKS. GRACE ItAUMXERit. TV -v. Wine of Cardui not only cures but it acts AT ONCE. Here is a case of ten years' standing, and yet one single dose made the sufferer feel better, and stopped the pain. The Wine goes straight to the seat of the (rouble. it acts directly upon the menstrual and genital organs. Its action is not violent, and it does not force a result. it simply gives Nature that little assist? ance that the sufferer's system lark: . A single disorder in the feminine organs spreads many disorders all over the body, and when the Wine cures the source, ail the other ills vanish as a matter of course. A woman can be her own physician and - urc herself at home. l.o t ll examinations are largely things of the past?the. ob? noxious custom is no longci necessary. Wine of Cardui is the only perfectly safe 2nd <urc VC?! ;-L',c Y/ine made to-day tor the cure of "fema!: troubles". Druggists Sell Large Baltics fcr Sl.CO. L'OIES' ADVISORY DEPARTMENT. l-'er aclTlcu In ca*?* rc<|ulrltt? r;-e cl^l directions. t-clrtref... ?tvla?f J m;i tomt. Lkiiu' Adviitriv DcMirtmOtt, f't-...tlnn>.i>r,.? UoufclU?Co. Cbaf.r.i'ne;.i. Tcmi. IUI IIS ESDI 9 BRANCH STORE, NO. 8 CITY HALL AVENUE - - MONTICELLO HOTEL. Imported and Domestic j Wines, [*.?:. V1:.:' ^Sp^MM Brandies, Bottled and on Ay^mtmp-; m ?>' Rum, Gin, ana Tip, Best H 'fJlllr^-l^H^yOtta Brand Eastern Make In the Woild Whiskies, DriDks no Irand or M ?v? t i-^SlIMtet ia ibe ? ^^?^ W Market OKI i'ure Rye, Eastern make, bottled in bond at the distillery. Come and see for yourself, examine good's and gel value received for your money. J. C. CLUGSION, - No 8 City tiall Avenue. MEW PHONE 315. To Make Cocking- hy Gas More Popular. Than ever, we w 11 sell PROM MAItCll Ti ll. POIt L1MITT2D TIME OX I.V. a special lot ot DETROIT JBWKL RANOBS at $7.60, hnd give all >i|>.' and connections fr. e ot charge. This stove is one ot the best made it the United States, it has "buffers and sides lined vv th asbestos, drop U'jor; guaranteed; a green Name; adjustable air valves This price Is less than half cost of ordinary gs.s rang, and we cab show many testimonials of its wonderful efficiency; We will uiv. free Ussotu In Its tue, cither at residence or our oftlce. Call and .see us. fii&'i"'' ?? . . ??-*' ' ?':- ?>?'?? S?SSa ?wj-w,^ - r?? ?-. r ???? 'v i.:-v - ?Jaw .?.wt-Sj ttttfet - - v...,, ? pBI< Iis i mi on i tj ^^ggf^^lBMgj^pgF t CITY GA<9 CO., ) H. L. RICF, Superintendent. J. I. HUMPHREYS^ Acting Secretary.. \ S. DOZIfiR'S SPRING SILKS. Our Silk department is teeming with fashion's newest de? mands for Spring. A part of the novelties mentioned below. Which will yon take ? For a lovely Wedding dress, get our White Pean de Soie. For a dazzling beautiful promenading dress, get our Plain Taf? fetas in the new shades. A rich plaid or stripe for a Spring waist will meet fashion's demand. We have them. For mourning bilks, and those mentioned above, go to DGZIBR'S NEW STORE, Phone 822. 206 NAIN STREET. GEO. H. D?WE8, WHOLESALE FRUITS, Water 220 Street. A CONTINUED NUISANCE I The remodeling of our store front lias not progressed as fast as we expected, therefore, neces? sitating and ordering?HELD IN NEW YORK?what SPRING NOVELTIES WE HAVE BOUGHT. The SALE that has been going on for two weeks will be continued until the front is completed. On Monday, the 6th instant, Mr. Ball will go North to buy the balance of our Spring stock. Our patrons well know nis ability to select goods that will please the most fastfdious taste, so keep your eyes peeled for some smart gownings. ELIAS BALL 362 Main Street. WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE. I Lowenberg's Specialty Store Only a few more of those DRESSING SACQUES left that we were offering for 7 5 Cr:-? Special, This Week. Receiving daily the latest ? IN? SPRING SKIRTS, Etc. BENJ, L?WENBERG, RORPOLTS COSTUMER, 1 34 Gmi!by Sl? Columbia Building. Germania Hall NOW OPENED. Hot Lunch Served from 11 a. m. to p. m., and from 6:30 to 10 p. m. Cboica Wines, Liquors an i Cigars. OTTO SANDMANN, 207 CHURCH STREET. JUol Mode I MRS. H. POSNER T.ikr-s pleasure In Informing: tho public that stic han removed her rnllinery estab? lishment to tho Montlcello building, ou ?a,jj tiicci, kt'hci'v etlu i.as lutuu up HANDSOME_PARLOES_ with fverytblr.i; In the m'.lllncry line, and wh< re she will bo pleased to have tho dies . ill and examine her really fine display of High Grade Millinery. Mrs. Posner proposes to conduct the I.A MODU uI >n high plane and to keep up th.- !::?" standard of excellence known to tlu' millinery art. Je21-oodly OS. FELIX LE BRUN'S ' Steel i Pennyroyal Treatment U t ho oriRinal and only FRRNCH, sate and raliablu onro on tho soar y.,f Prtrn. $1.00; sent by maiL Qor.nine told only by WAT. KTO. MARTIN & GRAY. Sola Apen'.fi. corner Water street and Roanolt u\enue Norfolk. Vs. mrlO-w.ss STENCIL GUTTERS, Kubbcr und Steel Stamps, ?SV^^^cA Kuilroad. Hotel. Bargain! atul Brass Check? ScaPs. I H?riges, Stencil and Stamp jjluks. Pads, Daters. etc. PtKENIX siarno an? stencil works, Job Printers, Cor. Nivlson and Church St* ODD pnisf?< IIAVL; \<>'- fin oat, t'linpies. Cop ilnred spots, Aches. Old Sores, U|. cers ii Mouth, Hair Falling? Write COOK III .MI.I'Y CO.. 1?;7 MASONIC TEMPLE, >, 111 . for prcofs of cures. Capital, > ? CO \\ ist ..-.sea cured In IB to 31 days- lOO-pac* book free. Jul-ly f''*fS CMfftcatn'S ;-n?;iiU Diamond Bran*. Pennyroyal pills It ,_?i,*-v Orlelualaud Oaty ~ 1 Orlclual aud Only firvnlac. IAOIC? t?i * > '. J>U Wrnnd id licit ?o? '. .:: niiiAlita' > ris .01,. Tnhti -...... P'^..- .-.j-to-. * fifu jt?ti?u a.... .-n./.iljr.j. At Dr.sjl.it..r?ti?4j. la .t??ir.? f?r r?'<lo?iiirt, ttitlrceatt], ?? ?}. .?> '? littler for l.urttf?." in MUr, k. (?tun C/ If M-U- io.ouO T.-.tiuK.ol?l?. rr?i,,r?/* V.?/*;iai.h,-.t?.r< b?intr?lCifc,Wn.lUc?a?a?r? 1 bj ?Uli Pmctuw. ... HHfLXMA.- F2 bin <i :j a non.poitouot? ? r^r (ionotrh*!: ? ultri. unnatural dlst l"U*tloa or ul.eri turn of niiicou* mem. rHlEwssCiiEvuCaLfio. orun*?. ?ot?-?*trlns9at, "~"| Sold by Uranrlat*. or eent In plain wrapper. ?}.?. ur 3 UTtloi; |i.7sr Circular sent ??>