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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10


New YORK, MAY g. Arrived sch Iilzi, Lame.
IIclrick Cape lIavtien
| Galveston, April 50. Arrived sch. WahIrmlr,
Coegins PhiIt,lenIia
| Baltimore. Mav sailed Shin Inui. Walsh
Pendleton san Francisco. 2ud arrived sch kim
Philip. Coomb,. Portland, and cleared 5th f"I
Bailey Mills, Ga, April q. Arrived sch. Pres,
colt Hazcltine kuetlan,l, New York
san Francisco NAV Arrived aim >l,,,. Ga.
burn Nichols seattle
y ThiadeIpha. Nav t l. Arrived SELL M,ric Is
Russell, Larrabee, >agua III arrived brig Amer
Grin,iIl sn,rua II,,ii, N ,.ri,I, rii Ia
Ferry, Fla.
| Pascagoua May :. Arrived sch. trua L Stor.
err, Dutch Aspuwall,
Williams, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, May /, Cleared sell Flora n.
Cape Henry May : PASSED. out shin LOUIS
Walsh, Pcndleton, for san Francisco.
New London May :. sailed sch Roger Moore,
Gilkcy, Wilmington, y. c.
Delaware Breakwatcr May T. sailed brig David
Bugbcc >towcrs Portland
Bangor, Nav l. Cleared .t,hs bora NJ French
New York Pavilion, ito; \. W. EMS. dc. sarah l..
Davis, do.
| Portsmouth, y H. NAV =. Arrived sch F:frlii,
4 Edith K,tl for Dover
Boston, MAY ;. Arrived bark Fred T. Iichnr,l-
Thorndike, Hol,okrn, 81. sailed sch Davnglr.
IIoIplon BALTIMORE an arrived S,hs ale SIM
SON Baltimore, Fanni, r INN. Taulry tt.tin,..
,th arrived sch +. l.. Warren. Coi,on. Erift,t
>th arrived sch ren"b-cot. Carter, New York
Il
Thomas Nichols Newcastle \ SW
Salem, May 3. Sailed sch- Maggie Mulyey,
Nova Scotia for New York Iarrhcus sherman
Coombs Baltimore.
Ioriihh'' MAY ,. Arrived sen. lh"ilEls W IlNHc,
Fernandna, MAY T. Arrived -cA Austin H.
knight, Perry, Nassau.
Daren, May I. Arrived sch. Never x Muller
Patterson. New York.
Key West, Nav = Arrived Sch. Viola E,lpurd
Smith I'hila.
Perth Ambey, Maya. Arrived sch. Mark Pen
dcton, Hatch New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ncuyitas Arrived about ApriI 3D hank Hudson
Carver New York
Sourabaya NAV l. Arrived shin sen witch
Drew po,i,rm '
Hong Kong March 93 In uort L,rL- FrcJ u
Litchte,d for sam Francisco tnIomo fur Portland
or
Havana Anril y Arrived l,rL Edward tusl,
ing Dow phil,Jrluhi.. % h,rL I,hn + ,bn.
Delaware Krrat water -
Nassau \ y Anil ia s,il.,I .,,h ,,,.,i,, !,
KNIGHT Perry Irrn.nlin, " ~ -
Ponce p il \nriI n In mort sch N,,on,.,.
Wass ItIg for Boston to sail in 10 DAYS =
Liverpool April 4. Arrived shin Elilahrth en-
cord san Francisco
Matanzas Aplii Is Arrived sch IIr,.ld Has,
gan Philadelphia
Bermuda, MAY |. Arrived sch Kit Car,,n
Smith, Bangor
Newcastle, n s. W March Or Suil,d La,l
Richard Parsons, Thorndikc, loIo ''''"
Para, March - Arrived sch NJ r. Million
Dyer New York.
Singapore March - In mort bar,r,s u / Car
Teton Crosby from PENANG mr. Noich : fnr \ry
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

Boston, May s. The week opened with Il steady
butter market. Very little stock was carried over
and there was scarcity of strictly fine creamery
but buyers operated cautiously, and with much
increase In receipts prices would ease OF.
Cheese unsettled and irregular, with sales
OF old mostly at llla to l2hs cents per pound.
Eggs were firm at AK cents per dozen, including
best marks Of Western.
Potatoes in fair demand and steady. No ma
tera change In other articles OF produce.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

~ pn,r, n ,,luo,, ,..u l......
IN nklEf. NJ. II; AhurewS' the wen known
"rcncs'ra leancr OF I'ahgor, mas received an Of
ier oi pos',lom a. the ileau OF lineage or
cnes!ra, ana VIII pronapiy accept....;Mr. sd
ney neith' Oh nanSor, VINO was one OF the old
es. c',sihcers IN lhe employ Oh me Name Cen
iTa. has Ies'Theu anu lcll .he road LEY. e.
.. oiaIh; ~. ~ pioiillhe'lt Metlodist clergy
man ol Iortlala, deu suddenly III New York
SUNDAY !,g; where ne was III attendance upon the
Methodist Eehera coh1erehce..... ne Senate
mas satliea 1he Ihinese treaty......W illnesses
.es.l',eu IN ilie ?. ~ Coilrt at Bangor saturday
tlal lhey purchased Sl30o0 worth of crooked
paper a! ~ cents on Il doiiar 10 stop criminal
proceet;uinss asanst yacoo :terns IN ORDER 10 al
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10
The Baptist Anniversaries.

The Baptist National Anniversaries, represent
| ing Il church membership of nearly three millions
meet this year in Washington, DC. The meeting.
begin ON Wednesday, May IL, and continue nearl,
| two weeks. The subjects under consideration
are Home Missions, Foreign Missions, Bible So
cieiy, Publication and distribution OF religious
literature, Education, etc, etc. Several million.
of dollars are annually contributed for these p,r
poses, for the uplifting of humanity at home an,
in foreign lands.
Through tickets from Boston to Washington an,
return, via Fail River Line are $3.50. Trains vii
leave Old Colony depot Boston, at p. IN. on Ma,
18th, 18th and 10th. Persons buying these cxcur
sion tickets, must go directly through to Washing
ton, but returning are allowed to stop on at Phla
delphia and New York. They must rcarl, Boston
however, not later than May 81. Those who iav.
occasion to visit the National Capital at this sea
son of the year would do well to avail thcmselyc.
of these reduced rates. Tickets can he obtained
of Mr. W Il. Stacy, fremont Temple Boston.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

The portrait from life of James q. Blaine
presented to the readers of Judge, represents
y healthy looking sick man. As Judge puts il
ut will be found in November that it is not
Mr.. Blaine but the Democratic party that is
affected with Illness
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10
Sick Headache

For the past two years l have lice"
rtl.ctcd with severe headaches "Hd H"". w..
81. | was induced TO Try Hood ). u
la, and have found great relief. { .c@-
f...y recommend it to AL" MEs. i. J.
ANNAELE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Mary C. Smith, Camhridgcport, y 50 &.
was sufferer from dyspepsia aid spN Leu.
ache She took Hoods SarSal"r4.a lad
found ii the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods Sarsapar's!a
Sold Ivy all druggists. 81; SIX for s.. ''-'dS
ouly by G. l. HOOD s. co, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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The Tramp Nuisance.

The failure 10 convict III the recent tramp
ease Before the supreme Court has cau>eG
lntrh uufavorahlc comment. The tramp eN
j. great and growing one. and if il i to he
suppressed must he >ummarilv dealt with
Those who live il cities are less affected than
these who dwell in the rural districts. who's,
live and property are constantly mrnaccd and
moi uutrequcntiN destroyed. Even worse. W,
arr toll. is the situation If those who live on
the main lines Of railways. Here the tramp>
90 in droyc> of half Il dozru to 4 dozen. walk
in The track or stealing rides. and visiting
dwellings near 10y to demand fool. When. a,
i, often thu case, only tn women of the house
hold are at home. they obtain all that they ash
for or care 10 take away. If the head of The
family j. at home he is not alway> prepared tc
resist the demands OF a dozen desperate men
especially they may return at night and fire
lii buildings. The result is reign of terror
along the route of these gentlemen OF tn,
road
In this connection an interview of Il Ken
ncbec Journal reporter with a well know
Augusta lawyer is of interest. The lawyer
lre"'''e' li"l i"lS i 10 oe year "i '''''i'
and criminals. one OF tho>" periodic onthur>''
on wr,.icbotlur-> which are pretty Sur, 10 come
.., ,I.,... -, f..,,, =. ,,..,-l via,
'''''' W '0''' N'' " ~ At " ~
he 5elieNed this was to he such year. the leea
man replied: Il feel it. Ii the >aNin. is. in m,
l,,.. Ln.il,. ,L. ,..r b,. started i, ,,,,,.,
'">t '""h oN'i 'iV h''> VI H'"i l'Hl''I ''''' ~
Nhal succession OF startling and horrlhl'
GRIMES are aready upon The ll>f nope Ii WI
grow n" iAr@tr. Tor there are already enough Il
satisfy even Wild Western STATE.
rue Journal follow III" l'terNw" Win th'>'
comments:
=, y i"'h ~ me l,"l't records SHOWS ih3t IRON
:. ~ ~
whom were undoubtedly tramp> Now tina
inc warm weather ma come i-aih l4e>t ltl
tn Ii, :, ,.ni,.tal,, ma,,a,.n r, tn, ,,t IN,
community. The number Of traml> who hay,
passed 'ie winter III Name JAMS ], larger 'iiai
fhn.o vii .oon h ~, ~ NO nv ro'I ,,+..; rh
county jai> do not possess The facilities fo
H'"ii9 WIN we tramp iit>'i" II j. Z hla'
tbn r.x. G,,,; l,ur ,,ti il, H., ,,,,.,,,;,,,, a.
trade in bull dogs Will he brisk
.in,',, d., ~ i.,,,.r,.,,,'. H.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

Hon. Thomas ID. Reed receives the compi-
ment Of unanimous denomination to Con-
grcsS by his party in the i>t Maine district,
and the probabilities now are that his three
Republican colleagues in the House will he
equally fortunate. Boston Herald 81.
Wake up. Mr.. Reeds three Republican col
leagues were "cpualiy Fortunate week be-
fore the first district convention was held.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

The Boston Herald sometimes tells the truth
about Democrat. and when il SAWS that
"Noorhees had never much reputation to
lose" it hits the nail squarely on the head
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

FREEDOM. The closing exercises of the spring
term at Freedom Academy were held at the Grange
Hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings Nav and
and 3d. The programme "Wednesday evening was
AS follows: Organ Voluntary; Reading of Scrip
lures, President; Music Exclamation Fred Pierce
Discussion, Resolved, That the United States owes
more to her Statesmen than to her Soldiers; An
+. NJ. Tucker, Forensic, r. w. Howard, Er tenn
pore; Neg, Wilmer Dorman, Forensic, Norman
Trip, Er fempore; Music; Defamation, Chas.
Fuller; The Chaos, Editors, J. w. Libby, +. Nj.
Lawrence; Essay, Eugene Boutcr; Defamation,
{. II. Fuller; Music; Miscellaneous Business adj
journmcnt. The question was discussed at some
length but it was finally decided in the negative
Thursday night the order of exercises was as fol
lows: l. Hymn, society;2, Reading of Scriptures,
President; 3. Recitation, The Fireman, Ellie Nj.
Flye; 4, Essay, Robert Burns, Gertrude Stevens !:
5, Vocal s do, Frances f. Vuse G. Discussion. Re
solved That the Crusades exercised n beneficial
influence on Modern Society. An, Addie NJ. Yves.
colt, Neg, Rose Amcs; :, Song, The Watchers
Misses Vose, Wiggin and Boulter; $, lie Gossip
Dici, Misses Wescott, Foster, Ames, Aver, and
llustus; o. Essay, Mamie Wentworth; 10, EulOgia
Editress' Annie Nose and Lennc Wiggn; II, Vocal
Solo, Star of the Twilight, Hattie I,anton; T. Rec
itatiOn, The Narman Marquis, Bertha Wiggin; 10,
Quotations.; u, Miscellaneous Business; IL, Ad
journment. The term was of profit to teachers
and scholars. Work in the cemetery at this place
has much improved the appearance of the same.
THORNDKE. The roads are in very bad condi
ton this spring, owing to the large amount of
causes the frost to out slowly. The result is
u long spell of mud. +. COrnforth has bought II
acres of land of A. d. Bumps, and Edwin is now
went to Portland last week on business. Tic also
visited his daughter, who Is attending the Normal
School at GOrham. Benz Ames attended the an
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

Dear friends, the ties that bind us here,
And hold our hearts one,
Tho they closely cling, must be severed now,
For this happy day is done.
These pleasant hours how quickly flown,
How soon its pleasures He'd,
IL seems but an hour from the time we met
Till the farewell word is said
And now, dear sister, to you come
In your pleasant home to-day,
To thank you for this greeting
or old friends on the way.
God has been good to you, and to us all,
And spared us II few days more,
While many of our darling ones
Have passed to the other shore.
Seventy five years you've spent with your friend
And how like dream they have passed,
But the ten,lrils of love ever twining around
To their memory will cling to the last
You've not always sailed on placid sea-
Your bark has been tossed on life's way
But your faith has been strong in Him above
Whom the winds and the sea obey.
But now when another year rolls around,
And brings the fifth of May,
May and you all meet again
On your seventy sixth birthday.
Till then, dear friends, Wen go on our way
Not expecting our labOrs to cease
Till we safely ride on the smooth flowing tide
In the haven OF endless peace.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-10

| Personal. Rev. Geo. Il. Tufts, pastor of the
Baptist church, has moved from Congress street tc
| Mrs. Gorham Lancaster's on High street. Mrs
| c. $. Gilman, of Corinth, was in Belfast last week
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Adams Mr.
and Mrs. John Kenney, of Boston, are with theil
| daughter Mrs. A. c. Burgess, in this city, ant,
| will reside here permanently ...Prof. Bateman
was in town Friday having just returned from a
/ trip to East Machias.. Miss Lula Hopkins, who
| has been with her mother Mrs. George Woods, of
| this city, returned to Lewiston last Thursday
| Mr.. John Il. Thombs returned home from Boston
i'll last week. Frank A. Gilmore, OF Belfast is
| member of the editorial stan of the Colby Echo
......D DIR. q. +. Eames has removed his Boston
Office from ~ Trinity Terrace to Is Arlington street,
opposite the Public Garden MIR. and Mrs. Cal
vim ii. Hubbard. of this city, left yesterday ON II
five weeks vacation, during which they will visit
New York, Providence and Boston. Mrs.
Clarence E. Chapman, of Fergus Falls, Mimi,
who called to Belfast by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. John q. Frye, started on her re-
turn "trip yesterday, accompanied by Miss Nellie
S. Parker of this city, who expects to spend sever
al months with her aunt, Mrs. Emma Williams, at
Fergus Falls Abncr Gilmore is reported to be
in Seattle, Washington Territory. Miss Leila A.
Brown, of this city, has been engaged to teach in
the Doyle school house, Northport, and will begin
the term Monday next. Mr.. Charles Ncedham,
of Dorchester, Mass, is in town, the guest of MIR.
Benz. Kelley. Mr. Harry 5. Park, of Stockton,
for the past fourteen months a popular clerk in II.
A. Starrctts store in this city, has good situation
in a large dry goods store in Waltham. Mass.
Miss Alberta, daughter of Sheriff Wadsworth of
this city, has gone to Linconvile to teach school
n the Mc(,Obb district. Mr. i w. Mitchell left
this State last Thursday for Massachusetts, to en-
gage in business there. Prof. L.C. 'ateman, of
Searsmont, attended the labor convention in Au-
gusta Tuesday Mr. Parks, of the Belfast water
works, was in town on Tuesday Col Il. Chencry
and family have returned from winters sojourn
in Florida, and now at their residence in this
city fpr the summer. Among the passengers on
the Umbria on her last trip were Mrs John Hitch
cock, daughter and son of Boston and MIR. Horace
Crosby of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. John Allinse of this city, young
man who has for some time teen s'uu!
sns art under the iuiilage Of MI. Johh a
Elder, is developing decided talent As a
scuIn,or. lie has made several prone
hgsts in plaster la,Ig that have been
greatly admired.
Policeman Lamkin of lst Station has
=. bangle charm in his possession. Any
marty that mas lost one can come iOr"ai"
and prove property and gesit.
ylessrs. Pet,r j. Burton and Edward
Cummins. Of ~ Federal Jury, returned
srom Norfolk last night. The Grand
.yury has been aniourntd until January
and the PEI Jury until the llth OF ne
center. Judge dughes and DistTlct
Attorney LipscOmbe also came up 10 Inc
city.
Bishop Dadlcy, OF Kentucky VIII
leave the city this morning for Washing
ton, where be goes ID take Dis 'h''y
second degree in Masonry.
An interesting service OF song WIS
held q, the Nal Orphan Asylum yeslei-
Jay afternoon at 430 O'Clock. Rev Dr.
Coopor OF the First Baptist Church de-
Iivered an inter, sung address.
The next attraction at the Theatre W II
.,e the 10. 10 Company, which uesihs an
engagement next Monday Mt MOI "
W,Dter of his city is the leaGi y c)ue'
dian.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
, v,RGI.a, pAKKnY's DUAL Lrrf
i1r. yekyn in Alexandria an hr. Hyde III
Washington.

WAsuINGTOg, November ll.-Georgc
Fl Dickson, colOled, was before The 70
hce Court yesitriay as proiessionai
te rgsv He is The negro VINO 81 nus
about in front of stores and makes MN
ssjf offensive 10 ladies' by Trusting lis
ceformed arm In their faces Oiilcer Sui.
tan. in giving evidence against him, toia
tbe Cont that Dickson home Is IN
Alexandra; thai he Owls properly
rherc which re has pure ascd
with money begged in this ci'y.
When in Alexandria the officer said, he
wears a suit 81 hrca lcloh and a plug
NAT. He is a married ma1 and has a
family. He was arrested on Seventh
street Yesterday by oiii'er Kenny. \
kind hearted woEan who piled HIM TOOK
IN a cole ton 10 the crowd ana gave
il 90 him. She appeared in his behalf
this morning The prisoner admitted
that be was property owner In AieAan-
C,ria, and came 20 This city every morn
ing. He was given three months CD the
farm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

DEs MONIES, November IA eek
in Fourth sr,N cigar store made
novel bet on the election, which will re-
cult in wedding \ lady friend Of his
who is slrolr Democrat, agreed to
marry him in case Cleveland was dc-
feaicd. Being Democrat and fcelln-
sure Of his election, The news OF The
election somt wnat surprised her, but she
has agreed 10 fulfil her part Of Iee pro
glamme. and iheie will be a wedding il
about month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

Anples-Choice early. per barrel. 500 to
s225 mixed lots. Ito. 90 Sl.oO.
Bscan-Nirgnia hams choice old. lie per
pound. new hams small, Is 20 Zoe
mans large. 10 10 10, sides, il 10 nc
shoulders lOtollc. 400
Black Eve pe8,-gJ to 'l.lo
Becswax-l- 20 2oc PER pound
BuCkwheat-3i q g..
Butter-Nirginia creamery. - TO &c ram
ilv packed Virginia. j. o. 2vc cholce yei-
low. store packed lNirg'nial 10 10 ioc, s'Vie
packed. mixed color and sweet. II 10 lac
tore hacked far To good. 10 10 lie.
Frg.-ln crates lir,shl. y 10 re. IN boxes
and barrels. 20 90 Die.
Ponltry Drc.sed-Chickens, 10 zoe per
Mound. turkeys. II 90 l5c per poutd
bucks. n 20 l3c per round Geese. % "
Ter pound. Turkeys I've. lJtO llcIer pound.
Dried friit-ieaches peeled 10 Sc uil-
peeled halye. 10 &c Apples sliced 10 &C..
ouarets y 20 &c: CT erie, pitted II TO j.;
6iack bern to 5 Whortleberries y
7c.
Feathers-Prime 1--we goose % to 40 per
pound mixed. - 10 3Oc.
Flaxseed-Per bushel, Sl.oO 20 81
Hidcs-Dry fints light weights, to sc
u,r pound: heavy weights, &c per pound dry
salted &c: green sailed, &C.; green, &c.
HOgs-Drcssed, 81 20 &c.
Nool-Tub-wl 81 70 &c per p)unf
unwash.d. pc per pound.
Iard-Prme country . TO loc per pound.
Onions-ln barrels. 200 to SIP.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound, to
4lc: medium y 10 s..
Potato, s-Pcr bushcl, 80 70 iuc.
Roots-Ginseng, per pound, g.. zoe Seneca
por pound. 25 to S0c.
Game-partridses, 10 % 10, pheasantS
"a 10 3jc. veniSon. - TO IL. whole deer,
"a r. rabbits t. fO l5c
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Notice.


4 |||TT
In answer to the many inquiries tha'
have been made at the Exposition Build
ing where The Old Virginia Cheroots are
being made) will say that they can be
found at any retail house that handles
cigars and tobacco, and are sold At fol
10 cents. Trade supplied by my agents
Messrs. Powers, Taylor u Co., whole
sle druggists, 1906 Main street. anc
Messrs Whitaker, Z.nder 4 Co, whole
sale and retail dealers in cigars and 10
bacco, 1923 Main street.
u. WHITLOCg,
Factory 2004-6 franklin street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

William r. Lee wishes the Flour and
Grain Trade to examine the h0w-Case
az Goods for Testing Grain and Flour on
exhibition IN the CALICO Mills space.
They are ius, from the Cincinnati Expo
si,ion and from the N j. Deal Specially
Company, Bucyrus, Ohio. MIR. w X.
Zee viii receive all orders for the above
Goods W. X. LEE,
Flour Inspector, Once No lO2 shockoe
Slip, CITY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

GARY Died at i2.55 yesterday afternoon.
at tee residence Of his father. No. 30 Eishi
.,entt, street. In the slst year uf his age LEWIS
sgvar eldest son of NJ. r. and Bette l.. Gary.
The funeral will take Ilace from Irinlty
II r. Church al O'C,Ock TO daY. frirnds
and acquaintance OF the family are respect
only invited to attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
LEMON BLItlR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink

Or. II. Moneys Lemon EleXlr Is fre-
pared from the fr sh juice OF Lemons,
combined aith Other vegetable liver ton
les ca,hartics, aromatic stimulants and
blood purifiers.
50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold ny
druggist generally, and 10y all wholesale
Druggists =, -
Prepared only by II MOTLEY, NJ. ID.
Atlanta, Ga
For iHlliousness and constipation take
lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach ia B
lemon Elixir
FOR sick and nervous headache take
Lem0n Elixir.
For palpatation Of The heart take
Lemon klixir
For sle,plessness and nervousness take
Lemon EliNir.
For loss of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, malaria and chills, take
k.emon Elixir.
Lemon Elexir will not fail YOU in any
Of the above named diseases. all OF which
arise from a torpid OF diseased liver anc
stomach
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
IfIher. il ANYTHING

Better for coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc,
than DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup, we have
never heard of ii. 1t cures and leaves no
bad after effects
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
The Dsaib Hafe

has decreased since the Introduction o
DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup. 1t Is the very
best cough cure known.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
fynisiar. AAill i'inI

that DR. Dayid's Cough Syrup will cure
their lille ones % coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, etc. etc aud no careful
housewife viii DE without "a bottle OF this
s,ld-fash.on remedy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
For A Free Trad

DR.. David's Cough Syrup is the best
selling article known because II Is 80 well
known a. the unexcei.ed cure for coughs
colds, Group, bronchitis and consump-
lion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
Lemon Hot Drops

Cure all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all
Throat aud Lung diseases. Price %
ceuts. Sold by druggists. Prepared
ouly by DIR. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

WANTED TO BUI-IWO COPIES
January =. ISIS. Can ut TINS Office. tOcl6u
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.

Factory 9Oo4-6 franklin street