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rnr "Nrw YoRK LIMITED
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Revolution la Brazii-The Pig Iron Mar
kct-Oiher Items.


fRy Anelo-Ameriran cable to the Dispatch
LoSnos. November IA private cipher
cable dispatch from Rio Janero states that
revolution has broken ont there. The
dispatch gives no particulars.
THr CAUSE OF TuE REVOLT.
Other dispatches from Rio Janeiro con-
cpruiu. tAe revolutionary outbreak assert
that the movement iu f1vor Of a Repuhli-
can form II government bias recently been
strongly fOmgated. aud is The sole cause OF
the rising. i.p 60 the present hour, how
ever. there Is lttle information OF tangl-
bic character. the announcement is made
IN cipher cables. already at band. that the
Brazilian Ministers have rendered their
designations. and that the situation is con-
tT0il"d 10y the army.
I0yDo>. November iG.-Later d.
patches from Janc.ro fully confirm the
pr.vi0us reports. Jhc RESOLUTION aims at
tns overthrow cf the Goyc.ument and the
proclamation 81 % republic. The army
supports tine Government A provisional
government ha becl established. inclu-
ding Senior Da Iouscca and Benjamin
Constant. Among the dispatches received
lut not yet officially confirmed. L. ono
stating that Baron iaiario, Minister az
Marine, has been killed.
IAIrg.
Nav Yonr, November l5.-iiard Il Rand
h.yerecoivel information from Rio janet
TO That % revolution has broken out. Bra
lilu ARMIES are In control. that the min
i-t.. ha- resigned. ON, Minister has been
SHOT. and au attempt is beng made to
o.; hlisl republic.
Similar dispatches were also received 10y
ArluchIo Brothers and Joseph j. O'Dono-
hue e. Sons. These dispatches were re-
coycd about O'Clock, just after the Cot
fre Exchange had closed for The day. The
reports came like clap Of thunder to the
coffee dealers throughout the city. Lively
times are expected on the Coffee Exchange
tomorrow.
TIM LATEST
NV YORK, November 1.-THE latest
papers from Guatemala. bearing date Of
october 9th. tolls Of the immediate down
fan OF riofou, outbreak which 1t was
thought M the time might result IN revo-
luton. Three leaders were shot. Others
surrendered, and AL is quiet.
MAsHNGToN, November 15.-Ihc Bra
lillian Minister here discrodits the story Of
a revolt in Brazil.
TEE ZIG IRON MARKET.
GLASGOW. November lj.-The boom in
the pig iron market has collapsed. The
bril account was Oyerhurdcned. Warrant
have fallen 49, AZ Mlddle8horO warrants
declined ls-. and Hematite rs.
Asl-ucAN LEGATION At THE HoLI sEE.
Borr. November H. The FmfiFa SAYS
that the Vatican circles have been led 10
cxn.ct the establishment of an American
legation az the Holy See after the return
of Manager Satolh from Baltimore.
oRDiEED 10 HASTEN WORK.
TouIov. November TO- Barbev the new
Minister of Marine has sent orders TO the
doch-yards here 10 hasten work on the
shin. now il course q construction.
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mo- ait.fnCO1 the Baptist Laymep's Union
ry fu.., s.N4i nee 'iuE Nt'"nios1 us
......sf .Or- W.ga o.. rastut. ana q al
n.tF.sff ing lsf4e. William cay
.-. ass r,D a Ted prefiion., ~. S'AfHr
500 20. secretary ara Ne@su,e n
o. Nrol c.rfo-pOn1lug secretary! lho
Il...fse lQmmitcc al LynchbuIs were To-
.l-,..es wore made by General j. G. flel =
-.i Charles T. Cooke, q. u. t..et., rs go
y.lr, samuel ID. Jones' NJ ~ motifs.
H.t i. r. Hurris. E-l. ~ -.
following resclutlo9s OUofed by ". x. III
10 n'a alopitd .u,,,
i...| lLai duiUg iao coming year N5 VIII
.N-.. go fo.loWug no oisrch oi hpeti1l enVi'
.'' Daylai Laymop'a taion 4. 10 ana mo
-.oU o. uulffcr- n me District nt7prlaiich7
.gf.iyilr tie pssfOriets cbufclo' oi uhe siaie
De- llo feglisr uinis.Iy Of tpc WORD.
e. io al' ,ho Oulsnato boald ~ me Veh'ioi
's.'-'a uOn In fsiabIi-l luG "a oflhen bont.
To 1ic 300 Committee " Co-opof2uon Oh me
General fssoe. alton ia securing contributor
from every chufcn u eacn ~ our bo4rdr, ana
if1u every member OF every church W ali our
boards
tfsolred, That IN carrying forward these gfra.
hins ge inyoE the Difne aid aud tue playeitpi
pmpslby ana holp Of TIE whole Baptist bfolher-
A'pl " Flfs MIA.
"a The evening session, under Tho head OF ipis-
csllaooous business, Rev. y. ., warren maze =
siaisb.oni about his WORT az iiiekelord, Va
d. OwoD endorsed Mr.. Warren qua his WORK,
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AEaSt Mile Race.


by telegraph 10 the Di5pa,chl
MONTGOMERY. November l5.-At the TX
position grounds to-day in the 2.2O-clas-
trDtting race for purse Of $500, with $3.50
added if mile was made IN 220 or less,
Perry and Johnson's black mare. Gypsy
2.l9 /. $50 the fastest mile ever trotted
iu Alah4nfeJ
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Hon. jefferson Davis.

TBy toI0gr0Tl D the U5NAtc1I
NEw ORLEANS. November lJ.-llon. JET
feYson Davis is "a passenger on the steamer
Lcathers. She passed BAYOU Sara az
p W.. and viii arrive here about noon to-
morrow. Tie is only tutoring from general
I.lil.LA
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National Farmers Congress.

1Io~1ooMvEy. November l5.-The Ma
tional Farmers Congress adjourned tC-u't'
Tho new officers arc: President ~ ! o
Kolb Of Alabama; Nice-presidth'; ~ W.
80, IDwo 'rrrasurer. William Lawrence;
~ Ohio. Vice-presilonts were also elected
from each State. The congress decided u
hola rs next meeting in Iowa. The place Ia
be hereafter designated. A resolution Tia;
the Grange Alliance and all agricultural
organizations should combine 20 secure
legislation deemed necessary Tor the peh,'
nt OF these organizations Was adopted. y
resolution that copies OF all resolutions OF
which there were several roquesting S'i,
eress 20 take action be- forwarded 10 ""'N
houses OF Congress was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

western steam. fsfX; city gtssrn, ts.o5; op.
tons-Novomber, 81 - bid. Freighfs 70 LIVER
pool steady; cotton, 5-5gd Oraia, ava. asked.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Novsuber ia--Cash quotations vefe'
Flour firm apa unchanged. No. spring rheat.
~ haS &c; No. rod sheat 5lAsslfc 20
corn. 3tc. 10. 2OaLs, i9tla2o,. Msss-Dorh. taGDs
f96s. Lard. fesss.0lS. sbori-fibs, =. iOsta~a
Whiskey, si.O2
The loading futures rsnrec ~ follow:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

10y TWIVEIaTU ~ TI0 UI7V1--I %
NV YORK, November I5.-Charies H..
Flint & Co. received the following cable
gram late this afternoon dated az RIO
Janeiro. Revolution has broken OUT
here. The Brazilian armies are IN control.
The ministry has resigned The reyou-
t.ou is for the purpose Of forming a repub.
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ray- MONUMENTAL CHURCH

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Rev. J0us y. NEw-
T0N, Rector--Dlune services a. II A. ~ and T.
u sunday school = J.5oA ". A cordial vol
come 70 al aud usher, G., .eai strangers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

BurFAro. y. T., November l5.-Miilard
Powers Fillmore. son of the late Ailiard
Fillmore. the thirteenth President Of the
United States died tonight Of apoplexy.
His exact age is not known, bat it was
something over sixty years.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

sMTW0RE. November i,-y.rginis consols,
3,'.- to. t-, o. a6s4 Baltimore AMI Ohio,
0la.t. Cinc.nua b, Washington and Baltimore,
ls.f. e1k do 20 D., 60so,: do. 3D., s6 consoA-
dated gas bonds. il3. 30. stock. BAH.
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az CHRISTAnELpHIA EcOLE.

STA tcoasral BallA-Ar, ALsaAsDss PAcxIs. u
Bsinmore. VIII give dissoarsss TO. AoReew. AZ
n A. NJ. "A View Of ne Promised tzpc igOm
Ribse standpoint" At5:c 2. NJ, = Man ssd he
Beast--w hero Is tho srs-emineaeo7'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RicumED, November %, 1881
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr-.. $50 OusLeiA
tOKE-3,tlI bushels.
OAlA-l..DI Ou.hels.
SALES q - TAD = sgGgsF,gy
WHzAE-lorguerry $50 bushels prime at So ;
100 B.-hels god 10 .a'. NlAeI, go b t-hois very
goui on private trrms. II bu-a.is far 40 49,;
III bushels common att2.. ~horlberry, 900 bushels
fall rt &c.,: l,-N bushels fair Oh private terms /.
"a bl-lrl. t.ir 90 1-'. 40 bushels common a.
1lo.. - b. sh.i- anon "a. ,je. Total sales 81
Nie1t, f,.-0 bg-tois-
CoaS.-WAito. 200 huaLe's very good on pri-
y8.starr-. Hix.f, o'u bushels very go0i on url-
yatc terms. Total .ale5 W corr, 100 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

rs1~ THERE WILL BE A GOSPEL
sgyIcs IN Observation-Disclosures AFrss-
NOON as&So O'Clock.
gyery ono Is cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

Rev. w. A. Laughan, Of the Fifth-Street
church, gave notice that his church would
have reunion of its pastors on next Mon
day night at II o'clock, and invited this
congregation 10 be present.
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AEKIAl.Is.

HILL-UllL.-Nar October s9th. ~ Al
vlngton. Glouce-tefshilc. Lag, by no Roy. W.
~ Allen. assisted ~ tho Key. Arthur Heller
Browne. ALFRED WILLIAM NIL. 81 sto'k ton-
on-Loes. 10 Miss ALICE HILL. Of Richmond. Va
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$4,000 Fire.

BTmw0HAH, ALA, November ia
special TO the Are-Hwdd from Demopolis
says the Demopolis oil-mill isnow burning.
The loss viii be $4,000. Insurance,
$4,000. Cause unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

SCHOOL SOCIETY. Tho ANNUAL MEETING o.
tho Methodist sunday >choOi society u hhh-
nlOnd sud Manchester will 30 held a. Centenary
church Oa SCNDAY AfrsaNouN ~ 40 O'Clock.
Rev. CULLIS DsSN, chapisin oi iaJ tnsofs!tg o.
Virginia. and Hon ". ". BEsEr, seastpg~eiecs
from Bsatord county, will sidFes. TIE moeIiEs.
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re- SECOND PREsBYTERIAN. -

Tho Rev. Dr. ~. q. sfAaR. Of trs Metnoist
Episcopal oon;eron.o, Will prea b 40 d A. n.
At4R 81. De- HOG VIII deliver tho ssoUnd IN
Tho series Of dis,our-es on Tho Cardinal
Truths e., Christianity - illustrated IN the
Great Hymns Of the CAur d.
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" pARK.pLACE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH fSest sraoknn slreeo-
Rev. ). WngY BLEDsog. Pastor -- Preaching ~ II
A. VI. ana 8 T.. N. By minister's Of he Virginis
Conference.
sunday school IT 9.i5 \. ".
C.ass-mseiiag "a, ~ ~.
Wednesday evening services az o'clock.
Strangers cordially invited 10 siieu1 al the
services
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81. ALL-sAINTs CIIURCH lMali.

son street near Grace Row J. Y. DoHSHASS,
Rocfor Morning soryi g 90 "a oclocS. Evening
sor,ico as o'clock. sunday school at93)A ".
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try- SEVFNTH- STRICT CHRTSt

TAN CHURCd.-3oryicos a. IA. 81. sermon
~ Rev. r. NOrFATr, OF Cleveland, o, secretary
q the General CHRISTIAN Missionary .9ci'ty.
Kew. Dr. TUDOR. ~ tho Methodist C0aierVDce,
will preach at ~
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s.y- THTRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

,csrnor twenty sixth and Nsrshau strest,'.-
sermon Gili a. ". by Row p. A. CAVE. Sermon
atf.30 @. y. by Rev f. A. cox, DO Pastor. sub
tect, The Dance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

Won dor Ahe-tor consideration aud hnal scttoi.
MANAGER Barnie. Of Inc baltimore Nluo, vas
added o. the committee for this spccial "ors.
The revision % the constitution ga. referred 70
Mcssra. Pnelps, whitaker. aud barnie; "no
we're instru ctod 70 report a. SOU - posSiDie.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW York, November i5.-rhe Kansas Guy
Club this afternoon Withdrew from the American
Association and ten minutes lstor was aemitteb
10 membership 10 the western AssociAuon.
After he Withdrawal Of the Kansas City Iluo
IAek phelps Of hs Louisvilles, vas elected
president OF the Association.
THE NEW YORK LIMITED
ALBATY. November ia certificate OF IN
ccrporntOn was nlei 10 the secretary OF STATE
onire to-day. as follows: Tho new ! OK Llm-
lied. % formei by Cornelius Van Coti, tdwln A.
81 Caipin, Edward g. TALBOT. John hontgone-
rv WarI and william Ewing Tor giving bsse-
hall exhibitions and other athletic contests IN
Now YORK. Capital $4,000
noSED.
UTICA. y. Y. November ii-samuel WISE OF
the Washington Baseball Club, to-day signed
W G. the Buffalo club.
purApELFHTA, November if--H. J. Deiahanty
= iguod the brotherhood contract to-day. Arlnur
Irrln Of fhe Washington club. sss hore to-day
and stated that he had signed Mathew hlrny'
OF the Halun0re cino, for tbs Boston broiher-
ho,.f Cum
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~ FRIENDS. MEETING FOR

II HIINIo, |HI.I INt u II
divine eor-nip EykEY sA'g4ra M0ESfvG atil
O'Clock. Seats are free, ara ali arc welcome
Meeting house. Gay street above First Services
alsontii o'clo-s on WsDNEspAY MoRNiNG. Q.
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tag GRACE.sTHEET BAPTIST

SUNDAY pres,hinE a. n A. ~ by Dr. A. v.
CACzLgY, Of Baltimore, AID a. s.SJ T. II. - Or.
WILL Z. HALL, oi New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

LIVERPOOL November 1.-The woekly cotton
statistics "a a. follows: Total sales u tho week,
1000 bales: American. 5l,et0 talcs: trais tax
ings. including that fnTN lei from sLlps side,
port, lSpn bales: American, 1900 bales.
Total stock. 52g.oV bales Amer AN, 5il,0p
baies. total anoSL $4,000 bales; American,
YqnN1 hQloL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
xynrrgpton Cour;-souse Burned.

IT7V VlI0ETEFH W '17 ~ ,r,
WAngESroN, Va, November "a Inc ne
conrt- house here was burned to-night' a ~
loss is about so, 600 and Insurance. Sio'VV''
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Ne quote: Fine. llJAsi15. supsrins. a27Ja
t2.g.; oE.rAsLjlaSLj tanuY, 8ilsLjl pl.5ls
GhinuH rO1ntry 3. .1ssLg1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
BALTIMORE

BLLrigoRs. November Flour fairly souve;
Howsri->froe5 a8d Western supor. = sag -:
eXtra. fjaS3s0 family eis{tD; city mills.
kio braads. extra, tioat% 81 Wheai--south-
orc nrm: FUN. ;3assc Longhsrry 7taSe.
No. southern. Sic. gcsfHrn Quies and closing
easy Nc. winter red, spol and November,
Sls20ic. O8,- steady and quiet; southern snd
Peunsg lyaniHi 4as.U; western ehi'e. Nts0c
DO. mkei. 9,4g-c. Rye dun a. Sa'3'. lay
steady. prime 70 .boico timothy, fi2SasiA
Provisions steady. b SER drm creamery. 2ia
%. Eggs nrm 10 2fa5f. Petroleum, hrm; re-
nneG, Lf5c. Ccles nrm. Rio crrgnea' fair.
Iqaaig 90. sugar steady A s0ft. Pc. -opper
nfm: rrnneI. ~ Hal2bc. hiskeF quiet 81 flo
reigh's &c liverpool prrstosmcr ssaaly, grain.
ash. Cork. for orders, - 9aa5A kecelpts--
Flour 10fD1 bl.hsis. os'a, l01 bushels rye, l,,W
Dusheia ohiomenfs-flo yr. l0t barrels. wheat.
1890 bushels Saies -Whea', = ,lo0 bushels.
clrn. 15 o. hnahnls.
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MAXINE INTILLIGENCE.

POEr o. RICHMOND. NOVEMBER IS, lsyL
ARRivEh
Steamship Wyanoke. Boez, New York. uier-
chandiso aud passengers; George W. Allen Is
Co, agents.
SAfiEp
Steamship Wyanoke. boaz, New York. NOR
chAndi-e and passengers. George ". Alitn
s. Co. agentA
steamer Ariel. Deyo Norfolk. merchaniiss
AMI passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

HoYsford's Acid Phosphate
relieves Mental and Physical Exhaustion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

sAKs AND COMPANY.
TAIoRs IN THg PEOPLES INTERESTS
1908 MAIN STREET.
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NEW TOsK. November i5.--The stock market
Was s-tlve and ia the main strong today The
bullish feeling which developed yesterday was
very pronounced mis- morning aud received en-
couragement from 4 heavy buying ~ -. Paul
by london houses Dealings IN hat stock for
The Gri hour wore extremely large. foreign pur-
chases alone being estimated AZ gpsarts Of p.
on -nsre+ The unusual strength OF Tue market
disconnected Tho bears and they csst around Tor
q weak spot O coantorsct the efecie Of mo rise
In 81 Pau. tut f0uad nothing bsIter tnsn cotton
o.i, which caviy became n feature with its large
transactions a1f decided weakness rescfion
WAS brought boat. bus 10 Was 10 all probabiuts
m.cl due .0 the selling OF LOUISVILLE and
Nashville nr ile foreign element a. - TIE weak
ne.. IA cotton oil. ani while the last namel
Stock conlnuoi 20 fSil away steadily, the rsii-
rogi d.; recovered, and 81 Paul wa up ~ p
with Others in = uprsuon. LOuieTiua AMI Nash
vile vs. The one weak fOint la the regular lift
AID 10 Gus time 70 was I, PER ccuL below ~
bc5, fgprr, bus ended only tractionally lower
than ia-i Night Tennessee coal rnate another
one OF tho Jumps Tor whi'h q, has ue ono ncta-
Die ~ iato. and after some Vide and violent Hue
tuafions u closed ucnrly per cent. higher.
Grangers were leaders Ia The market and tho
covering 0t shorts .u them assImei largo pro-
margoO. Nutaide 0i 80. Pau. However, th"~e
WAS i;tlc f'ature. flnai 'iacses az generally
Al snail advance. bu. Tennessee coal fose ~,
50 Paul 20, and Manitoba per cent? W.ile ~.
ION on declined -. sales aggregated 2tl,"O
shares
E-r,fn'.- xchsuse quiet and arm NJ 4siNa
IS Nocey .'N. ''o-irr ofcroi AZ o.
sun res urv hsisncel-Gold f71. zoo; cur-
reucv. s s1 .aoN GoTer1meris dun ana .'a'r Tor
as per rort-. ~ cS. mt A. coupons. lo1e
ey. luL stste Uou 10 .Ul ant iosiufei"se.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. November 4. 1854
SNzs-FIRsr BOARD 900 Virginia now SIS
at 8, = 30 30. attl7s.
r,l1s,nr ,11t.tL1na lt M S.Ock ROari.
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Cotton REPORT

COTTON REPORT.
Market flcM-
QUOfATiOSk
MfOpLfSq. 9ftc.
Low ADDLfAu. &c.
dOOD OKgtAAkY. sac.
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NEW YORK AND RIcHaoND STOCKS
by telegraph % the Disps.en.l
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE wEATuSs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-08-21
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch in the life of the individual.
Such a remarkable event is treasured i'll
the memory, and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained is sraseful-
" blessed. Hence it is that SO much is
heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use of the Great Alternative
and Tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease of the Kidneys, Liver or Stomach,
of long or short standing you will surely
find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold
at SOC. and 81 per bottle at Jacob GeiSers
drug store.
THE FIGURE "a friend has furnished
us the following: The figure 9 in our dates
is with us and has come to stay. No man
or woman now living will ever date a
document Wit out using az. 1t now APP
pears on tho extreme right-1SS9. Next
year it will be in second place-1S90-and
there it will stay for ten years, appearing
twice in 1899. 1t will then move up tc
third place-1900-and rest there for LOO
years, appearing twice nine times and
thrice once during the period. Showing
that from the begiuning-1Ss9-to the
end-1999-be Ill years, it appear:
1913 times. Our readers having mathe
NAUTICAL turn of mind, may indulge thei
comments OH the figure which appear
three times in every month month in TIN
calendar, except February, when not in
cluded in leap year.-shreveport Dali.
! Times
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-08-21
The South For Young Men
THE BROADER FIELD AND BETTER oPfoh
TUNITIEs WHICH THE SOUTH
OFFERS.

The South of the future is not to be the
south of the past. Agriculture is no lon
ger to be the ruling industry, but one OF
many industries, as great, or even great
or. than it was, but allied to others that
will give new impetus and vigor to 1t,
and make the Southland hum with re-
newed life and energy. In this career OF
Industrial development the South VIII
have need of the services Of her young
men of genius, push and indutry and per-
severance. There is room to-day and an
inviting field for thousands OF tins k'no.
She needs civil engineers, mining ex-
perts, architects and pattern makers, ma
chinists, molders, carpenters, stone cut
tiers and brick masons, skilled operatives
in factory aud shop. She needs every
man with a bright brain, trained muscles
and skilled fingers, to take part i'll and
HELM ON this grand work Of Industrial
development.
j There is a better opportunity in this
field for the young man OF genius, pluck
and patience, better prospects for promo
ton and the acquisition of wealth than
any of the overcrowded professions otter,
where SO few reach the top, so many
struggle on the way and meet with d's
appointments at every turn. The profes
sions of law and medicine, which seem II
| have a fascination for our educated young
I men. are now and have been for year.
evercrowded, and yet every year..adds II
Q the number of those who enter them
! The field for service does not expand II
y proportion to the increased number {!
e those who seek it, and the consequence
division of limited business among $
u many that only a few of recognized sn
a periority and reputation are reasona1i
paid for their time aud knowledge. "
u say this without any disposition to dis
a parage either Of these respectable an
= honorable professions.
70 But the field of manufacturing indus
10 tries is wide and inviting, becoming W
:. der and more inviting every year, an
Id there is no danger of its being. Owe
,e crowded. There is the opening for OF
bright and ambitious young men VIII
lie wish to strike out for themselves and he
lie their way to fortune and fame.-[ Franz
lin On. c. Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-08-21
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at Jacob Gel
gers drug store as their giving away to
their customers of so many free trial bot
ties of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their trade is simply enor-
nous in this very valuable article from
the fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You car
test it before buying by eating a tria
bottle free, large size 81. Every bottl'
warrantctl,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-08-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Twelfth Judicial District Court-Par
ISL Of Rapides.
NJ L DozlER,
| " No 25S9

HIS CREDITORS
10y VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE
d to all order of sale from the honof;'-
Bile District Court, in the above numbered
and entitled suit and to me directed, !,
o N o Watts. syntlic, will offer FOR SAFE
mt pnblic auction, in front OF tho Court
Hol1s,, door, in tic Town OF Alexandra,
La. between the hours prescribed by
law, on
SATURDAY, the Slst day of At,'lSi,
1889,
the following described property, to-wis ;
REAL ESTATE.
son; acres of land on Bayon f,iag:Sg,n,
known as A. Conn tract. bounded cast ny
Abalie, south by Frazier, west by sasser'
and north by government lands.
200 acres of land. known az Char'eS
Jones tract. about i miles below Plne,
vile, on north side of Red river, bounded
north by G. l.. Wilson, east by p""l't
lands, soutI, by II. Campbell, and west
| by &. l.. Wilson.
so acres of land on Bayou Flaggan
above the Cummings bridge, known IL
the Robinson tract.
1877 acres of land, known as the Pcrr!
Lotion tract, situated OH Bayou Flagson
in township 5, north range 2 west.
Personal PROPERTY.
One old wagon, ut Dick Dunncnbur5
in Pincville.
A lot of notes and accounts and judy
ments on file in above numbered snlt.
Terms of Sale-Twclve months credit
with good and solvent security. ..,u
@. N. O. WATTS,
August Ii, 1SS9-3t- syndlc.