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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
THEY kLUPED,
But Were Caught 10y the Old Man.
Who whipped Them Both.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. C., JaDusry 3l.-Reports
OF 3 remarkable iacideot are received from
caldwell county tonight. A daughter Of
Joseph lngraham. fifteen years old, last
Tuesday eloped with ayonng man about the
same age, who falsely procured a marriage
license. They were rapidly heeing TO par
sou when oyertaken BY the old man, who.
taxing the Young fellow by the arm, cut a
keen switch, and after administering pa
rental whipping TO him led bis daughter
back home and served her likewise.
An old negro woman while kindling iire
In lredcil county yesterday with. kerosene
was burned TO death by tie OF, In the can
ignitiDg aud flashing into her face.
The body OF Thomas ID. Gillespie, who
died in Columbia this morntng, arrived here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

r. Atkinson, John b. Kidd. William Heller.
John NJ. Rvall. William Powers, ;. Il.
IIucless, William ;. Constable. James W.
Kendler. William II. Parrish, Jr.. II.
Temple Thomas. B. FrI'ekhorn, Allen H.
Donnan, Charles Davenport. Conrsd Rid
dick, W. :. -egmour. Richard CantborD, j..
j. Cordle. Samuel Cohen. Carter l.. WoTm-
lev. T.. +. Dewitt. Percy Montague, Frank
Glasgow, Daniel stevens, Daniel TaileY,
Robert Y. Northern, Calvin Ltpscomo'
Joseph Heppert. Z. Cummins, W. L. Car
ter. and J. y. Conrad.
The following have been summoned 70
serve on the grand jury A. y. Clarke, Nor
veil ssland Gus. Mrihiser FredericS T.
Brauer. A. :. Watkins. Charles j. Fox, sr.,
William 4. Lyons (colored6 JuDius II.
llosbT. and Johu VI. Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
INCREASE OF Paw AsKED.
Petitions Before several Council
Committee. Yesterday.

The Committee ON Water met IN the Conn
eli chamber ai = O'Clock Yesterday evening.
The Aibemarle Paper Company asked that
they be allowed 10 connect their hrc-plugs
with the watcr-main which extends inio
their factory from the Old pump-hOu-e.
Their petition was granted.
The eleven cmploef, oi The pump houses
and the four employees Of the tapping force
asked that The 10 per cent reduction made IN
thcig WAGES in 1873 bee restored, and il was
recommended 10 the Council.
The superintendent of tde Water-W Works
was authorized to have 300 copies Of his an
uull report printed.
TIE COMMITTEE on Police met at O'Clock.
The ianii0rs OF tbe three Station.houses
asked that their pay Dc increased to $40 per
mouth. Recommended 10 the Council thst
thcT petition Doe granted.
After sGdluur then monthly payroll the
committee adjourned.
The Committees ON Electric Light, II.
Johns Buriog Ground, and Frst and
second Markets met in regular monthly
meeting yesterday evening, but only trans
acted their usual routine OF business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

G0I AND t0 BROAD sTREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
Honor 60 wnom Honor. &c.

y u tIIN JI. .UhIVfI.I
Much has been said in praise Of the liquor
merchants by reason Of their action in re-
ssrd 10 paving their State taxes 10 money
and not in coupons. would in no wise de-
tract from their patriotism in this regard.
Bur there j. class in our city who without
any coercion or persuasion on the part OF
Others Rave paid their, taxes. more than
$50, 600, IN hard money only one offered 10
pay In coupons. l aliude 10 the insurance
companies. a great effort was made 10 get
them TO pay IN coupons, the coupon sellers
even writing n the head Offices OF the com
pauies. after failing with their repre- seq tatiyes
here, but all to no effect. They would not
lie swayed from what they conceived to be
their duty In the premises.
INSURANCE Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
ROCKB8iDGE's BOON.
Valentines Model of Jackson.

Special telegram 70 the Di5patch.l
LEXINGTON. Va. January ST. - Extra
trains from Roanoke city, Lexington, and
other points were rim 10 Green Forest to-
day. The train. brought A number Of capl.
ialists and others Interested In the famous
Buena Vista enterprise. The cities ot lialti-
more, Philadelphia, Roanoke. and Pitts
burgh were Represented. The capitalists
who made to,day personal inspection oi
the orc.b beds and the site Of the proposed
town are delighted with the prospect. II i
stated on reliable authority that a prominent
Pittsburgh capitalist will shortly remove %
thls county and will erect one or two large
furnaces on the Buena Vista estate.
Edward :. Valentine, 0f Richmond, ar-
rived here tonight with bis Jackson model.
The jackson Memorial Association win meet
tomorrow 10 receive Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
Police Court.

The docket IN this court Yesterday MORN
inc was a very slim one and Justice Cruteh-
field soon disposed Of The eases eu H.. An
examination was held in toe continued case
of e.. n. Barnes and Charles Weeks, charged
with feloniously stealing $40 from The per-
son of Philip +. Carlton. ana the evidence
not sustaining the charge II was oisml>seu'
j. :. Price, charged with stenhng Sow
IN Tinted STATES currency. the property OF
II Nsurath. Continued until February I'm.
willie Bagent aud Charlie Crew. small
hovs charged with stealing papers, the pro-
nc,tv ~ some person unknown, we're
ooros,ed TO be confined in the station house
for ,wenly-four hours.
small fines were imposed IN several cases
op nsrlie. charged with being drunk and
disOrderly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

Judge Farrar lat nigh. leclured at the
Union station Methodist church and had a
nne audience 10 hear his new aud spicy pro-
duciion. "The Oak and the Vine" wherein
Dee showed that in hes conflicts and trou-
blcs woman Is as often the oak as the vine.
A concert wa, part Of the entertainment,
and the singing and instrumental music
were admirable.
The proceeds were for church purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
A.. a.ce,,e chancellor ward.

The general commiltte appointed by the
p,,hIan hodges OF The city 10 make arrange
nsnt. I,r the reception snd entertainment
., svnreme. Chancellor william Ward, OF
Newark. \. j., will meet tonight al 5
o,cIock At the Office OF Grand .ChsncelIor
1exerIey 4. Crump. General ward will reach
here on the fast mail on Monday, February
.,,, and he met by reception committes
ann 80 sscortsd 10 the hotel. That night he
'.'n, vtsi, tbe castle hall Of Syracuse Lodge,
W" = Odd. Fellows Ilalll Tuesday he Will
w sbo,xn around The city, and that NIGHT
80 viii address a public meeting, after
I,,ch ~ there will be banquet at sanger
Iii A number OF the most prominent
',,a,nhers OF the order in Virginia are ex-
necied 10 be present. The coninl'Ie,s hAs'
,ng charge OF the matter have already Deen
published.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

To the Editor u The Di-pitcD.
The attention Of the proper authoritlesis il
respectfully called 10 the condition ~ Msdi-
son street between Cary and Cumberland.
The street j. sea oi mud m wet weather.
and the clndered sidewalk is now used 10y
vehicles and pedestrians alike. People who
DO not like 10 wade througn the mud have 10
chmb over series u garbage-hcaps which
fungc the sidewalk. There is no lsmp near
this spot, consequently in moonIess nights
the waviarer has 10 plunge and stumble
along Ike a drunken man ia "A quagm.re--
and all this right ia the heart II the great
city Of Richmond Cannot something be
done Tor the poor B0GTR0TrERsf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
Nofe- from the CnpitoI.

The Governor has appointed the following
noiarie. public: Frank T. sutton. FOR Rich
nond city and Henrico county, and julius
S.raus for Richmond city.
Slnett Justers. convicted Of horse-stealing
in Buchanan county and sentenced 70 three
years' imprisonment. was received ST the
peniteniiiry yesic'd day.
". Lee Brand. deputy treasurer Of Roa.
uoke county, snd r. 4. wilkins. sheriff OF
Buchanan county, were at The Capitol yes
ierlaY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

y. W. BOWIE. 4 p. NJ, commissioners sale Of
four lots-two On Seventeenth street. and two
on Bald win street
L. A CATIIS, 7. NJ, new dwelling No. ssl
Spring street.
and bananas.
j. IL. yALEN TINE. 1880 4. NJ. household aud
kitchen furniture. nos1cns. hardware. sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
Leaving the an,ghts OF Labor.


PITrsBCgGH, PA, January 3l.-The Ma
tionsl District Assembly Of Machinery Con-
struetors, Noulders, Pattern Makers, and
Boiler-MskeIs has decided TO withdraw from
the Knights OF Labor, and on SATURDAY eve
ming simultaneous meetings will be held by
forty-six local assemble. in various parts OF
The country for that purpose. The assembly
bad 10000 members eighteen months ago,
bur since then It has been steadily on the de-
cline. until not more than 5000 members are
now In the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
GOOD ADVICE.

Three years ago wss compelled 70 throw up
my place because Of blOOd-pOlson. have been
rsilroading for years, and ny condition may DO
imagined when had 70 give up good loo be-
cause Of sickness. Hot Springs. physicians, and
mercury did me no good. Through tho ADVICE
Of another began taxing s. :. =, aud today I
am we'll and at work again. What more eau
say for the medicine, except ago and DO ike
wisen; JASPER NocHr.
Lfbsrtg. Tenn, July IS, lSSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

LAST year my little hoy John had a breaking
ou; with sores sn over hi, body, which was pain
ful and Troublesome. After using other reme-
dies for several months. white the sores grew
worse, was induced 70 give him swifts Specific.
He began 70 improve At once. ani after taxing
three bottles tho eruption Was gone. and the
child vas altogether healed. j. r. COCK.
A.baHy. a.. september -. 1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
OFFICE or Tue NORTHWESTERN McTUAL }
LIFg.iSsusaSCE COMPANY,
MmwAcKgE. January %. 1889.
To the Policy y-bolders OF the Northwestern
Mutual Life. Insurance Company:

To The Pollcy-holders OF the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company;
IL is eminently fitting al the end Of thirty
years OF steady and successful growth oi lbe
company that the Executive Committee Of
the Board OF Trustees in submitting lis
thirtieth annual stats ment should congratu-
late lis policy holders aud friends on the re.
marksble results attained, shown IN detailed
statement IN another column.
Special attention IL called TO the new busl-
ness OF iSsS. which exceeds by over eight
millions the record OF any other year In the
cOmpauy's history. In Wisconsin, where OF
late years the Northwestern has annually in
sured more lives than all It's leading COM
petitors combined, the new business of the
company was over one snd one hall millions
larger than 10 anv previous year. while The
state Of New York gave the company over
six millions in 1883. As an indication that
the increase OF the business OF the company
has not been spasmodc but Ia. been cbarac-
ierzed by q steady and therefore more
healthy growth. attention "a called 10 the fact
that for more than three years last past each
month, with one exception. has contributed
more business than the corresponding month
OF the preceding year. A. ihis point The
following table NAV he interesting:
NEW POLICIES ISSUED FoR FIVE YEASs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

During tuc p1st month the Police Justice
disposed 0i - criminal cases and tried 43j
charges Of ordinance yioluions. on crimi-
mai charges - persons were sent on 10 the
Ilustings Court for indictment by The grand
Jury. 26 were convicted of misdemeanor. ~
were sent 10 jail m default OF surety for
their good behavior, and 22j were lined for
various offence. Fines collected-city,
,iSl: state, S}l; costs, Sl3l2j. Total,
2s43.2j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
Fell uowm the Srens.

At quarter past O'Clock yesterday after
noon The ,iiy ambulance was summoned TO
the corner OF Fourth and franklin streets
10 ISAIAH Brooks, colorcd man, who while
carrying coai up flight oi steps, stumbled
and fell, di>ocatng bis let shoulder. He
was taken 10 the hospital and the di,ocalion
reduced. after which he went home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

hisevening aud will be buried In Elmwood
cemetery Tomorrow. Gillespie was very
prominently connected with the Southern
Express Company, having filed the position
OF division superintendent OF the office in
Columbia.
Caplsin Robert Clark, Of the Carolina
Central railroad. died in Lumbertou yester-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

The hall and concert OF the moter-men
and conductors 0f the Richmond Union Pas.
senecr.railway al the Armory last night was
largely attended and quite a handsome sum
was realized. The concert was under the
direction Of Captain Frank Cunningham.
Governor Lee aud Mayor Ellyson were pres
cnt by special invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
ghe American HofeI

u now ia elegant repair and thoroughly
equipped. New furniture and carpets. steam
neat and elevator. l. not surpassed ia ~
appointments by any house ia the state.
Terms moderate.
Mrs. A. y. ATKINSON, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
ARE THEY GOING?

We should say they vere-aDout 40 fast AZ We
can wrap shem up. It sint exactly Overcoat
weather 70 has % come. Wise people are pre-
pairing against a cold day. Don't you BE- one Of
those To get loft Every one OF these overcoa's
Is a bargain. The oosi has not beea considered.
We bought them to soll and we're going TO sell
regardless of everything else Thers are
wero bargains at tho prices wo marked
them-sa5. .si. SO. ss2. go. and SIS What do
You think Of them at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
uuss,uys-Ceurt Jurors.

The February term OF the Hustlngs Court
vii, begin next Monday. The following
hsye been summoned ~ serve rs petit iu-
rors: John S. Rsdy, A. -. Clair Butler. W..
j. Gates, II. l.. King, William A. Talman,
John Nj. Kiag, J. Thomas Elan. William
Morton, James Hartley, L. HoImsn Presley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

a food for the Nerves and Brain. an sbsola;s
cure FOR Nervous Heada,he, Mental Weakness.
Despondency, and positive cure for he Liquor
Habit sold by W. IL. SCOTT, Franklin and sever
teonth streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
8eauchamp at Grace-sfrceI Baptist
Church.

This eloquent speaker faced a large and
fashionable audience IN the lecture.room of
Grace-Street church ia.t night md held It for
an hour with speech on the temperance
question.
Tonight and tomorrow night he will
speak in Old-Marhct Hall. and on sunday al
tnrnOon I'm Alancncster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
uy LAW.

Colonel C1hcl iu his middle age was an
apit, industrious, and succession pracu'
Homer of ito lsw. and The Interests OF many
businessmen au1 OF several large corpora-
lions were .alrN intrusted TO his care. -Four
Yoi. service ln the army, OF course broke
nr ilaf practice. aud he could never get
q De- atta 20 me point where b. left OIL.
u entered thc army rich man; he came
oN owning vast amount OF property, hut
fulng 20 realize on It "a promptly a. he
'hou'd have done be was long embarrassed,
tut a. late brighter davs seemed 10 be dawn
INK upon bin aud some Of his property be-
can 10 bc richly productive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
A Irtfstng fare.

An alarm was turned in Yesterday from
Rox %. The root TO dwellIog-house on
seventeenth street near Marshall caught Ore
from sparks from the chimney. but the fire
was soon pu. out. The damage is very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
Eor Rsssossss,ess

UsE HoRsFoaD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. w. b. Glllics, Winnipeg. Man., SAYS: |:
al have used It In typical case Of lndiges-
ton with biiousuess, and iound It 20 be,
without ereepeoa, the best thing l ever
used IN such casee."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

POND's EXTRACT. sed alike by the medi-
cal profession and the people, 'tholds pOsi.
tion held 10y no other medicine in this coun-
try. or, perhaps, The world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
Cnndittnn OF Mr. Dodson.

Mr.. }. =. Dodson, formerly Of The Ameri-
can Hotel. who ha. been quite ~ at the Tx.
change for -ot0e time. was reported some
what improved yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
rrHE POWHATAN CLUB Will

i meet at o'clock To-NiGHT (Priday). Feb
rsIsry lsi. IN the rooms OF the Club. as0 north
Eignth street, for important business.
The Hon. Richard r. beirne will address tho
meeting. All members are requested 70 DO pres
ent
80 lis x y. Gkl4fS. SecBosars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

>f,,,on Mobiles appears at the Theatre on
uoadsy night only In "Froal Sire 10 son -
= sOn comedy Which Is ss,d TO have an abundance
NJ Iauyhxbie features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

on our fourth page to-day will be found a
striking md instructive illusirlilon of M"
comparative worth ~ the yarou. kinds Of
Baking-Powders uOw m the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

Namc ~ company il iuu-iuE NORrH~ gsrsaS
MUTUAL Lift-lN-rHAsE COMPANY.
Home Or principal once ~ sSii company
NIINAUEEk. ~ lsnD.+Ih.
character - fhr company whether NE. acri-
dent casualty clty cooperative association, bro
the Y live st0ck or any other ASSOC alton IN
suriug life)-LIFE trhtiY MUruAIl.
Pre-iieut-H. t. PAfsgR.
Vice -Pre-idrut-NA NATtnEW kaENAS.
>ecfetary--t. ". SKISssR.
IreAHuror-C. -. NksL
Organized and lncor rpOfRted-MARcH. 1857.
Commenced business -NOYYABER .. iN,.A
name Of general agents IA Virginia.. y.
CAHY X son.
Residence u general agent IN yirginia-Rrca-
MOSD, VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
ets..s-...-. o. st..st5S,o1s,sii y
LIABILITIES
TolaI liabilIties. fgz s7.ys


Number of policies issued during the year. iA2i2
Amount Of insurance effected there-
by..,........~...., ........ 900. ssa.ssssii %
Whole number OF policies Ia force. 73ia0
Amour. OF RISKS thereon sl72 23l6s3i %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

Jhe Finest Organs Made
are the Wilcox ~ White AZ Hume, Minor
4 NCOfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
STATE og WISCONSIN,. -.

C0CNTY or MILWAUKEE,
80 10 remsm Odrei ths on the 18th day OF jan
uary. issa az the city Aforesaid, before me.
trancls bi00dgood. . commissioner resident In
The said city. duly Commissioned snd qualified
by the executive Authority. and under tho laws
Of the state OF Virginia. 70 take acknowledgement
q deeds. sxc. 70 10 used or recorded therein,
personally scssesred Henry L. Palmer. pfesi-
dent and James W. SsiHner. secretary VI the
Northwestern Mutual Lifc-lnsursues Company,
OF Milwaukee. Niseoaain. who, being duly
sworn, dspo~e AMI say, aud each for himself
seys. nat they are the sboye-dcscripcd oftcer>
OF tho said company aud tnat The foregoing Is .
true aad correct statement Of tho s,tnal cos4k-
tlon OF sAii organization D. the last day u 10
n.csl year--to sit. the sat day Of Decenber,
isss, acrOriing 10 the bes, Of their knowiodze,
information. and belief. respectively.
-, In testimony whereof hare hsrenato
ssAL ees my hsnd sad arfxed IAe sesi of nv
t-,~-' once on tho s>ih DAY OF January. iSrA
khA>Cls btoODoOOn
Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
faun,e. aInsr L 60

sell the best Pianos and organs NJ the loves,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01
MS CHARACTER.

The deceased will always be remembered
here as model gentleman.
lie oas c0mmunicaut Of Il. James Epis-
copil church and an humble aud earnest
Chfi,tiaD. With him death was not a great
dread; whether II was TO come in the rude
shock Of Ositle, or after a long and wesrying
illness. or as IL did. with suddenness. In the
slliiness Of the night, be tried TO be resdy
Snd waiting. He ShO was formidable ia battle
was among bis feliOw-meu retiring, con-
.iders,e, Kind, helpful. sud s6cctionate, and
a. husband ard father he measured a. nest
% perfection ~ mortal man could. His man
ner was exceedingly pleasant He bad a
charming way OF saying encouraging aud
agreeable things 10 those whom be loved and
took an interest ~. Dying he leaves name
that should ever be treasured here rs hus-
band. istser. brother, and friend; asa sol-
dier and ciiizcn: - lawyer ana wfihf; as
so upselti,h aud patriotic eitizeo.
TBs FATHER or DEcEAsEp.
The father OF deceased Was born IN Gum.
bsrisnd Dccsulber. l172, and was educated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-01

E.oOen IS

Premiums ............... 81. ~. ~ 10
Interest and rents ....... IN. % IS
Total income. e................. EoOO.Cg3 IS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-04


what . Prominsat New Toek pseses
Aas TO cay Upon ehe subject which ls
Attrocting 80 Much Atteat10u.
q you Ss,sys n ss :ss r Elsir e % =.
The doctor shoushs . mcment e.refally. and
which Duct01 brOwn1ssluafd ~ Hammo!9
have been describing L.. An that has ben 80
in the press OF the land iur the pest mCntns
proves that something u needed 70 asstst and
sustain the vital and uf!en f.iling e0rces q nE.
but Nature neyc. lntendsd the hu.,sn Scdy sSs '
r"!,ss infections and thsy are always i@'0as "
But is IL not ofsen done, Doctyr -
:" am sorry TO say u H. Mcfphtne inJcC.
tiOns are far too common and they are the ervat
cause Of that fearful living death known % the
opium habit: There !. but one vsy 70 prSpss,y. p
is through the stomach, and there y no diecov:
cry Of modern times, which, u ri9huy usea
does this so thoroughly, keeps back dieeeee an9
prolongs life, as pure whiskey. A!n0 ycNs
say pure whiskey, for ail else e INJURIOUS. Lnc
life. " tones up and streugthens the system,
without inturious reaction OF without the Nf.
nation Of any habit II tends 70 renew tie IN
the aged and reetofe it TO those IN niddle lin:
For women especially, who arc weak, Ianguid
valuable. All physicians learn thoss things
from their practice, and cannot but be 6eiiev.
crs in true and sensible elixir OF life like this
pure article cf which have been speaking"
The Doctor himeelfseemed to be eood exam.
pie Of the truths he advanced for his strong
sd clear him 70 ss n Ps s1
the clearness, truth and common sense on MS
statements. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-04

Pittsburg dispatch says: The boom IN
steel and iron rivals the memorable ad-
vance of 1884. Even when compared with
that time, other things considered, the ad-
vance In products Of steel and iron is more
remarkable. Steel rails cannot to-day be
bought for less than e32 per ton, and manu-
fscturers are quite independent on those
figures, for IL is confidently believed the
Price will yet rea h 3 5.
In the last few days Bessemer pig has
stiifened from els.75 to 80 and heavy
consumer said to day he doubts Il he could
buy 100 or 900 tons for less than so. This
is an advance in the past Ave weeks Of be-
tween IS and %. At the Office Of Carnegie
Bros. 4 Co. IL was learned that the advance
is caused by the increased cost IN raw
materials. "lf,o said the authority,
Bessemer pig advances 10 so, rails and
other products must cost just SO much
more. a ~ advance on pig means Is
advance on the finished product, for the
shrinkage is estimated at IS per cent, and
In addition to that is the sliding scale under
which our men work. In England
Bessemer pig has risen from 40 10 80 sllill-
ings, which cost, with the duty added,
makes the price Of this foreign product 10
this country far above our price of go
Moreover, our advices tell us that prices
will still go higher in England, and of
course that has an important bearing upon
prices In this country"