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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-15
Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, VA. MAY


From the Exchange we have nothing
to report Among manufacturers there
Is much general dissatisfaction with or
ders, hut nevertheless several large fac
tories have good home orders, while the
export plug trade continues good Re-
ceipis of loose in Petersburg, Va, were
larger than for three weeks past, but
small for the season, and such good bund-
ling weather The market was active
and firm with 1 TO &c for common Tugs,
extra Tugs 5tc, short leaf 3. TO Sc, good
to fair 81 to SIC, medium to good ship
ping 9 10 lie fine leaf l2t TO l4c.
Lynchburg receipts are also larger and
the market is active on all desirable
kinds at full figures Seasons are good
and large sales are expected for some
time. Western markets are still stronger
and more active on all kinds. The plant
ing season is unfavorably late, and many
plant beds have had To be resown, as the
first seed owing to IRE, zing or bad seed
did not terminate.
Warrenton IN. c. market reports say
prices are lower than they have been at
all.
English markets are slow, and note
heavy receipts of Virginia leaf aud strips,
under heavy advances, with increased re-
ceipts this shows the early crop rash
and delivery will show falling off in
Virginia shipments. The next two weeks
will about wind up the crop In planters
hands.
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CoIoneIL. j. Alfred Writes:

am in my sevenly-third year, and tor
fifty years of that time have Deen a
great sufferer from Indigestion, constipa-
ton and biliousness. | have tried all the
remedies advertised for these diseases and
got no permanent vclief. About one yea:
ago grew much worse, the disease as
suming more severe and dangerous
form. ] became very weak and lost flesh
rapidly, until in November commenced
using DR. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir.
gained twelve pounds in three months;
Nv strength and health, my appetite and
my digestion were perfectly restored
and now feel as Young AMI vigorous as
/ ever did in my life.
L. j. ALFRED.
Jispfr, "a March ., 1881.
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silk liIbbonsi

Those Of our lady readers who would
like to have an elegant, large package OF
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons (by mailL ia
different widths and al Tie lale-t flsI-
ionablc shades; adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Ncckwear, Scarfs, THmmi, toi
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work,
etc can &c; an astonishing big bargain,
owing to the recent failure of "a large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co, by
sending only rs cents lslampsl TO tne
address we give below
As peciH AIR. this house viii give
douJle the amount of any other iirm in
America if YOU will send the name and
p. O. address OF ZEN neatly married ladies
when ordering and mention The name of
this paper No pieces less than one yard
in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, or
money cheeriully refunded Three pack
ages for 60 cents. Address
LoNDoN RIBBoH AGENCY, JERSEY CITY,
y. J.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

ALL LICENSE TAXES DUB THE STATE or
VIRGINIA CAE HE PAID ~ COUPONS AT \
LARGE sAyTsG TO THE TAXPAYER.
By the production a. the Bonds from
which the Coupons are detached the
laws of the State provide for HE accept
ancc Of the Coupons Taxpayers there.
bv obtain recent and have no further
trOublr.
have large number OF Bonds bear
ing pasi-dne Coupons, with which tax
payers can pay their license or overdue
property taxes
The counsel Of the Committee of Viz
giria Bondholders, M William l..
Royal, will produce the Bonds in court
for my clients only.
JAMES =. COOPER.
Qll Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Earning an Honest Living.

"What are you doing for a living nova
daysf
Writing humorous poetry for thelmaga-
zines"
Humorous poetry didn't suppose you
could write anything funny"
80, my stuff Is funny enough for the mag
azines"
Where do you get your inspiratOnf
"My room overlooks u graveyard NE
braska State Journal
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Reporfed by &. W. Branch q Co., ha"he''
and brokers, No. III Main street.
REVIEW.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE sentiment
At the openipg was inclined 10 be bullish
on the prospect of placing the keadlnH
loan and the Government BOND puf,,
chases. But it was generally conceded
that the Trunk Line situation was very
much strained. To-day trading was eN.
ceedingly dull and narrow. Out "i
% ZOO shares till noon Reading did over
a third of il. The early report, a. eA
pccted last week, was that the KeadlGg
A had all been placed and only needed
Mr.. Corbin's personal attention TOT uay
or Two 10 settle some details. lhls
STRENGTHENED Reading near per cent.
After this the market lapsed into hull'
ness in the absence Of any important
news The m,in business OF the day
was The election of officers OF the Slock
EXCHANGE. and this interfered with The
routine business London did nothing
nf moment here to-day. The news in the
evening Of the purchase Of S5OO,O0O IN
gold for shipment 10 Europe, and The
LIGHT Offering of bonds 10 the Govern
ment. induced the bears 10 hammer me
list. but their efforts were feeble and iail-
ed for lack of vim Taking it altogether
tie day was lost one.
Bonds quiet but firm. sterling eX
change, $is1@$4S9i Money very easy
AT lac
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A Strange scheme.

Cashier-Not dollar of that s200, 900 you
have been lending 10 your stock broking
friends can DO collected
Diroctor-I see. The bank will have to
break, but if it does the directors may land in
the pcnitentiary. You have no money ahead,
| suppose
Mot q cent"
Il thought not. We have kept your salary
small on purpose
"Ehp
you will he out OF a position and likely TO
starve when the bank breaks
IL know it."
"Well, here's so, 600 Take it and go to
Canada. I'll announce that You have skipped
with 500 coo, but wen take good care not
TO find you Omaha World.
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=" Doe tor.

! have been giving my children DR.. DA-
vIDs CoUGH SYRUP, and il acts so well
that if you do not object | viii always
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles
"Obiec, Why, certainly not, know
ing as | do the Ingredients of tie eX-
ccicnt Cough syrup ! always recon
mend il to my patients and hud 1t
cures every time, hut see that You get
,he genuine DR.. Dayid's Cough syrup.
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An Io,ppropr,gt. succe.tion.

Happy Man to fair widow)--And shall we
have rousing wedding, darling, fine sup
per- dancing, music and all that sort Of thing3
Fair Widow-N-no, think not, John, dear.
We must remember there was funeral in
tbA house only short time ago.-Ths Epoch.
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Pride.

There are people who hold themselves so high
tAnd they're right, for they act az their in
stincts teach eml
That If for year you should try and try,
With ten foot pole, you neverCOnld reach 'em.
But show us prouder pair, If you can,
A prouder pair in the whole creation,
Than the leading lady and leading man
Of village dramatic association.
Boston Courier.
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LoXDoY May l;-It is reported that
LORD Worsrlcy, aliulani general 10 the
British forces. rendered li- TO- ignationin
consequence # Lord Sa'i-bury's attack
upon him for making VIVA 'hc prime
minister calls 2 'panic-prodncins speech
in regard to the condition OF The army.
The cabinet is said to be- strongly opposed
to the acceptance OF the resignation
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A Disastrous Eject.

Physician-How did the sedative powder
affect your wife last night, Mr.. Smith!
Mr. Smith, isastrously.
Physician isastrouslyi Wasn't she able
to sleepi
Mr.. Smith-Sleep' Why, the baby cried
from midnight until morning, and she slept
through it alli-New York Sun
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REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
PAYING EIGHT AND TEN PER
CENT. NET.
PRICE.

PRICE. LOCATION. xUAL
RFNT
$4,000 SEW THREE STORY DWELL $500
ING near Fifth and Franklin
street.
$500 NEW THREE STORY BRICK. $50
Marshall near Tenth street
5000 LARGE DOUBLE BRICK, l. igh 500
ucar seventh street.
1000 TWO BRICK STORES and i2O
kRICH DWELLING. North
Second street.
$500 T. \ sc conner BRICK 300
STORE AND DWELLING
second aud Duyal street.
5000 NEW BAY WINDOW BRICK @io
DWELLING West Cary street
1000 " . STORY BASEME Ng H4O
BrlCk DWELL Sc. West
Cary street; all modcrn i'm
prOVCmeuiS
ESQ NEAT TWO STORY and RAISE ZIG
NEWT BRICK DWELLING.
3l6 West Gary stree.
e,0Oa GOOD BRICK DWELLING and 204
CORNER LOT with TNO
BRICK KITCHENS. Twenty
ninth and Leigh streets.
900 NEW FRAME DN ELLING. $50
tv.' rooms North First strectl
i's5" TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE 100
Canal near Adams street.
loo NEw TWO-SIORY FRAME l20
DWELLING, North second
street
89u TWO STORY FRAME DWELL 90
ING. North I. James street
TWO STORY FRAME AND
75c BRICK BASENEN r. ChaGn 81
street.
For % her PROPERTY, BUILDING LOTS
otc. call for RICHMOND PROG Mss"
J. THOMPSON BROWN X co.
3myi3-5t lib Main street.
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a Talented Writer.

There is a man" he said, who you would
scarcely think is making a handsome income
by his pen"
81 certainly would not" was the reply; ''he
looks anything but literary"
but he does; he is a dime musam freak
and writes with his toes New York Sun.
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SALES REPORTED To seoRgrARY.
Richmond Live stock Market.

RIcHMoSD VA, May IA
REcEIPTs.-l63 head cattle, ~ hogs.
SALEs-i63 head cattle, III hogs
PEICE-.-Cattle. Best, - 10 . gross
Il few higher; medium to good, / 10 At
gross common to fair, 3 10 81 gross sheep,
1! to - gross; hogs, u to u net a few
higher bulls, to - gross.
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They Go Together.

When April sheds her tears
The garden sass" appears,
And then around the market stalls we ROAM
roam. roam,
Until a choice we make
Though, as n rule, VIC take
Cucumbers and Jamaica ginger horrc, home
home. boston Courier
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Didn't Care for 1t.

Ethel-Did you 60 TO Italyi
Harriet-Oh, my, yes We stayed there
two months.
Ethel-What did you ;hink Of the laz-
zaronii
Harriet-Oh, it's awful | tried some the
first night was there, but it doesn't suit my
taste at all-Life
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INCI KSiONs.


Leaves her wharf lGillies Creek daily Includ-
ing Sunlay's at $3.50 am. l. m. 250 and pm.
Returning leaves Warwick Park at lO:b am .
l.lj. 3.i5. and 6.lj pm. Fare 3oc. each way.
Round trip 5oc. children under II years Of
age haif price under years free. No drunken
ord.,rcpuable persons allowed on premises.
Thecompony reserve the right To hold por-
tion. ol ia. grounds and OF the pavilion tor
private parties.
Special on eco operative rates given 90 clubs
picnIcs. societies. ctc.
For further information apply 60
THOMAS ELLErT. Sec'y.
%, North Ninth trcet, Richmond, Va.
rmy23W
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His Past Life.

Miss Deconete lsarcasticallD--I like your
way Of introducing people, Nj. Airlnake
Mr. Awaits the matter with it
Miss D.-Why, You jUmble the names up
SO can't understand any OF them. What
makes you do it.
Mr.. A.-Habit, Miss Deco!lete, habit,
assure YOU i used to be brakeman on
passenger train.-W Washington Critic.
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a Mutual Friend.

Robinson-You know Dumley, don't you,
Browni
Brown-Oh, yes.
Robinson--Well, as man how does he
strike youi
Brown-Sometimes for five dollars and
sometimes for ten.-New York sun.
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A Spoiled DOG.

Omaha Man--lt's a mystery to me how
that dog You sold me was brought up. lie
won't eat anything but porterhoi,se steak
and won't drink anything but beer. Wb,ue
did you get hint
Dealer bought him Of "a tramp-Omalur
World
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Her All TOO solid Love.

A ST Louis maid threw her lover,a kiss,
\ st. Louis kiss which they brag on.
1t hit the young man on the side Of the heao
And Knocked him cold off Of the wagon
The coroner said it was hardly worth while
To proceed to impanel a jury.
Since no man could stand being hit by kiss
The size Of the map of Missouri
Detroit Free Press
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LIGHT AND AIRY.
In the Park .

In the Park.
II Is evening Ia the park,
And the softly coming dark
~ Z. Sees the toads.
~ Shipping mp the helpless flies
Each dainty, Juicy prize.
In the roads
=
II Is evening in the park,
And the softly coming dark
Sees pair
Ciddled upupon n seat,
- Talking tender low and sweet
Everywhere.
Washington Critic.
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The Height Of SelnshpeN

An unpopular youth Of Cologne,
With pain In his stomach did nocne,
He heaved great sigh
And said, Il wouE dish,
But the loss would DO only my ogne."
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ON a Coal DeaIe

Beneath this sod there sleeps man,
Freed hap'ly from hfe's fetter;
Friends, kindly let us hope he's Como
Where business will be better
Washington Critic
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a Married Posts Song.

a Married POETS Song.
The trees now teen with tiny buds,
The wildwood wakes with birds;
The air is filed with fresh sospsuds
More eloquent than words.
Tho sounds of hammer, sew and Ak,
Which fiji the atmosphere,
The stovepipe. cold grub, carpet tacks-
All prove that spring is here.
New York Journal
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His Literary Taste.

HIS LIferRry Taste.
The boy is but fortnight old
And isn't much on letters.
The babe rejects most sDrnfully
r. Haggard aud his betters.
He will not look at Henry James,
At Stevenson he growls.
But morning, noon. and exc at night,
Hes much engrossed with Howls
New York Evening Sun.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND Va, May a.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Corn -2jJ bushels
oats -62 bushels
Flour 800 b rrels
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Corn White, 1872 bushels prime on phi
vaie terms Mixed ~ bushels very good al
CSC.
Oats Mixed 50 bushel, very good at 40c.
Cotton EEPOkl,
Ms,ket steady.
Quotations -Middling 9 7-l6c.; low mid
ding, sl5-lGc. good ordinary. disc.
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What Are the Wild Waves ssyipr?
He hoated In at the wave Of her hand
And tenderly pressed his suit,
But all on q sudden he fioatsd out
On the wave Of her faAherS boot.
Detroit Free Prnea
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED STE.
" NOGRAPHtR and TYPEWRITER
dtsires 81 IO-it ON. iaft cr aii of the day. "a
Ctc,a 81. 4. c.. care OF this oihce ilylrtt
.SvANTED - EVERYBODY To
W tctd lny mticle ON SOFT Grabs aud
neyil.ei Grabs quick u Dead. Commercial
Hotel tmylt-ti.
faTANTED-A SITUATION As
" dri,ing delivery wagon. Reference
given h required. Address ~ this office.
APP, II
1900 TO $500 WANTED.-Secured by
- Deed OF Trust. Good per cent. anl no
D 1k. Address "BUStNESS," care Carrier
fy. H. fdccfti
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DIED.

WALLER.-D Died. Monday afternoon, the
lith instant at 3s90 O'Clock. Clara ~, daughter
of w. q. aud Bessie III. Waller aled years
and II months.
The funeral Will take pllr" from No. pli
Capitol street this afternoon az O'Clock. In
tcrment N HOLLYWOOD.
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Pure lee Cream

Hard-froZen cream, made fresh daily
of rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by d Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets Fine cakes, candies,
and fruits. Special rates TO parties OF
dering for pic-nics excursions, etc, IN
the city or country Telephone 3l4
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Nam YorL Stuck Market.

Reporied by &. w. Branch TO-, ha"ke"
And 6rok err. No. III Main street.
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Jaspcr, "a, March ., 1881
, 1888-02-23
The n. z. University.

Our personal friends in all directions
are closely following the university con
test. We can only assure them that
everything possible is being done, ana
that We hope for the very best. In fact
We believe We have the Tacoma bird up
a tree so tall that it will take Il biggel
and smarter Fowler than there IS on
the Pacific coast.to bring it down. Ia
coma has two men on the commission
who can be depended upon to vote for
that location through thick and thin,
regardless Of values, stipulations, fraud,
irregularities or anything else, They
were exceedingly particular last year to
exact the pound Of flesh and even more
from Port Townsexd, but now, in con
5ideriug Tacoma. they are willing to
swallow anything. Tacoma appointed
her own appraisemeut committee of
townsite boomers who had every reason
to fix imaginary values upon her bonus
Port Townsend made up the amount
she had contracted for, and did it ac-
cordiug to values fixed by an appraise
meut committee appointed by the con-
ference. Tacoma insists upon baving
her own trustees, on whose say So
alone her bonus shall be pail over. Our
amount is already, aud has been for
months, at the disposal of the trustees
appointed by the conference the sole
and only condition being that conference
shall keep faith with the people of this
city. Under the circumstances, if the
great NJ. Z. Church does less than to
arbitrate its differences with this city we
know one member who viii be done
with it for good and all. As far as the
Tacoma offer is concerned, it may be
payable in six months, or in six years
just as the Tacoma trustees may choose
to say. But then. the Tacoma offer has
no right to be considered at all till
Townsend is disposed of. Some there
are who seem to thiuk that one-horso
private academy is all we need. If that
is the size Of Port Townsend's ambition
then there are lot Cf folks that will
want to emigrate to some town with
more snap to il.
, 1888-02-23


DR.. Minkler reports that the vario-
Ioid patient at the pest house is do
ing we'll. and recovering nicely. The
other two men quarantined have de-
veIoped no disease thus far.
Another real estate excitement has
sprung up down the straits this time
at Crescent Bay. Mr. c. ". Thomp-
son, who arrived on the Dispatch, is
given as authority for statement
that railroad men from the British
side have bought up all the frontage
at Crescent Bay, and that great results
are in prospect. We shall see.
4 minstrel organization, new to
this city, under the management of
I. W. Baird, drew very large aus
diences at both performances at
Houck's opera house yesterday. The
troupe proved an excellent one, and
every member thereof quickly estab-
lished himself as n fayorite The
features Of the olio were all new and
good, some of them newer equalled
in this city The royal hand-bell
ringers, who sing so sweetly to the
accompaniment of a chime of silver
bells, was Il novelty that is indeed q
creditable innovation to minstrelsy.
To sum up the matter, the whole
show made decided hit, and will be
welcomed again by Cincinnati
the heatre-goers.-CinGinnati Enquirer.
, 1888-02-23
Shipping OTIS

Sailed, Feb. 21st: ChiIlian bark Mar
American bark Germania. with cpaI
in tow of tug Tyee.
Sailed. 22nd: Br. bk. Berbice, lum-
er laden for Valparaiso, sailed in tow
tug Holy oke. Arrived: Am. bk. Gen.
Faircbild, from NaDaimo In tow OF Br.
tug Alexander; goes to Seattle for coal.
having not been able TO get cargo at
Nanaimo.
Four masted ship st. Michael will
load lumber at Bu:rard's Inlet for Aus
tralia.
Ship Fannie Tucker is chartered to
load coal at Seattle for Frisco.
Ship Blue Jacket was towed to sea
from Seattle, coal laden on Saturday.
Ship Sumatra was towed to sea from
Port Discovery Monday, lumber laden,
for San Diego.
ship Mount Washington went to sea
from Hadiock Monday evening, in tow
of tug HoIyoke, lumber laden, for Don
ado, Gal. near Wilmington.
1t is reported that Simpson Brothers,
of San Francisco, snave purchased The
sb1ps Carrolton and Aureoia in the Bay
CITY. Terms private. Both are old Pu-
get Sound coasting vessels.
PL.-A libel against the ship Alex
ander Gibson was filed last evening III
the U. S. marshal's office, ana sent to
Port Townsend, this morning for ssrvice.
The Iibellauts are the Portland Shipping
Company, and the amount claimed IS
something like SS0OO.
The Metbodists of Walla Walla Walla
are repairing their church
Tug Politofsky removed the Fatrhaven
mill from BeIlingham Bay to Port Blake
ley.
Dunsmuir & Sons are opening up
some new coal mines at Jack Hart
point near Nanaimo.
Wharcom is in a bad way. Even Its
saloons are closing out for lack of busi-
ness, So says the Journal.
The Nooksack indians came out in
body last week and paid their taxes IN
full to Whatcom's sheriff. They like to
do it.
Nothing definite has been obtained as
to the size or particulars or movements
OF he great San Francisch opium ring
Ali that is known is the apparently un-
substantiated statements of sailors, and
il is certain that such ring exists.
, 1888-02-23
PERSON AIS.

Raird's mjrs!rrls-
Mex tie auI apron sCcia!
Mr.. N. Peyser is ii San Deg.
Mr.. C!app went 90 Victoria this morn
in.
T \. Haler, # tie legal fraternity is
in Seattle.
Mr.. I. C,ruick Of Hadlock was in
town yesterday:
Nr. Eis,nbc!s returned yesterday from
a trip to Victoria.
" Gee. II. ZONES Is recovering from
several weeks sickness.
Willie Learned has gone to assume
.he duties Of mail oSent on the Seattle
route.
\, h Wint7oGe succeeds L, E Penn
as Inspector in charge Of the issuing of
Chinese certificates.
Capt, Plum, cf tue ship J. Il. Bowers,
likes Pert Townsend so well that he
purchased lot Of real estate here.
Col Wood, who Is getting initiated
into tie business of L. 5. Commissioner
thinks Of adding cnnveyancius, &c, and
opening an Office.
, 1888-02-23
An Open Letter.
PUYALLUP, W. T., July %.

PUYALLUP, W. T., July %, 1887
Messrs. A B. Stewart & Co., Seattle,
Dear Sirs. Ny wife was troubled last
winter and spring with Il severe cough,
which became very alarming, as she
often coughei blood from tire lungs.
she tried number of lung remedies,
bat OF no avail. She had almost given
up all hope, when glancing over the pa
per she saw a statement of G. Darling.
of Seattle, recommending your FoUR
STAR CoUGH SYRUP, which she decided
TO try. With little faith l got bottle.
Strange as it may seem the first dose
gave her relief, and one bottle cured
her, for which we are very thankful.
We have recommended 1t to a number
of our afflicted friends, and will be ever
ready TO do so. Hoping you may he
successful in your business, and be able
to place this medicine in every house,
hold In the land, 1 remain yours respect
'ully, Z d. MASON. Puyallup, W I.
For sale by all druggists. Sample
free. j27tf.