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Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-13
AtsCeIlauenus-

Piano for Sale. SSHA Or rent; in good order. Inquire g10 1eo 6t e22 CHAPEL STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-13
East Rock Line

NOTICE.
 N pursuance of an order of the Court of Com, 1 mon Council, approved June 8, IsS9 sealed bds for the removal from the Green of the building known as the old State House will be received af my office, Room 2, City Hall until noon of the 18th day Of June, 1889. The right to reject any or all ol9s IS reserved JOHN W. LAKE, -!eIO ~ City Auditor,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-13

WANTED, A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gener A al housework in a small private famiIv Good reference. Inquire at
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-13

WANTED, PEsT help, carefully selected, supplied families 1J and hotels. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, rhara Grro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
r EUIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Corsandt and Des
broEscS sta. as follow ,.,.-.,.,,.,. ,o,n,.
m f,F GENEVA Lyons Elmira Rochester, Buhalo
and the west and prncp, lSsai poInhS . ohaf car 70
LS9' n, Tor Elmlra ana Intermediate points Chair
car " w nv Tor IunShsnnoek and intermediate points,
Chair ears to Tunkhsnnosk Connection 70 Heading and
10 m for Eim,r nri pracpll n,ctmeda.e points
ch.I, 81 10 L. II. Junction and Pullman sleeper W
Chosgp. A.. ,n.,,.,., ,,, ,,,o-,oea,.,o ,o,,,.
10 y IN for MauOE Ibunk md Intermediate points
conuecIan u Reading and lIaTrsbuFG Chair car 70
NH1on M pr Geneva Lyons Eimlra Rochester, Buffalo
ana Se West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspenson
bridge. , - ., . NJ a M and IA
n M connect for all pointA In Mahanoy and tia1ls,on
coal regions srvn,y -pI,Ns
So III. for Mauch Chunk HaIleson AMI intermediate
po'nto n M for Maueh Chunk and intermediate poInts
n IN for Geneva, Lyons Elmitn Rochester, Bufalo
.ns ina West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons aud saspen
W'ass eersrsl Eastern once esS Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
TIE 0IXHRAL LIsf.,

A ACTUAL skLRh CLos'No W,
TOp'g. Hig't Low : Close. BID. 'Askd SOLD
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VEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. a.
T., nIE RAILWAl.-Tlcket Offices, 40l, 81,

IL RlE KALI W. Al .-llcket omccS, AV1, Sass
~ ~ rs cs ana go as. 1'4s si. 'f st s'rs
Ina 's soeI ,a 1904
S's s@ 'ss.sF S s.:f sS
Ossss can e be So: Sa kAe sn s s
sP,mss SRSss f5 msios ,...
Cache. e paasls s$nst naias.viis fai james
.oT w. every eve day. SneasS ST. Log. Limited. SOFA
HT tray % Pa DSas ana .aa
ecpos GoaoG9 e ~ and s Gsea'
~ W. "a $ 51s Sssss. :s
,sss ss.S b:sa IA $Ss.ss $ss.
ia,s sss,n as ess
sS5 SsIsii SGs slss s$ / & fS1assiiY7a
nqInsI,o Ssaas,yi az 70 '9 AZ slS -
m, 20 30, s;T?'- Lob. sSs, SasS
po. siass ~ a., e. s 81 So Is S.I s
r, Ia. ~ t "a, FIX ~
s.. g rs ,s g. s& ' s's s:o,ss. S;iA s&
Is ! y al: .ss u.s. lH$
$ +: ssss s' IS s,.t
s ,.s;$ Fl s. r. s.!
os$; ' H., ~ 81 En-; 81 ss'.s u r S
M';ais'sssa i, ga x 49, sss 2 1870.
Sunday local trains main line. +as. siS 10 - T. -,
Exnrs. trains from West arrive 80, TAO a. -. <,Sl
xoRrHrnN RAILROAD oy NJ .. prvrsfox.
AI;;s.'s y Ei u. s,5I s sas s.s
=. days. s!iA $50 & iaG
S'isf;s o e seiss' !s $50 a. sly, aS ! g4h
Ss;s ss$s VIZ Hs' ls:S sss.s .
usn,i Supt General PsaasAsss ASsas
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STEAMBOATS,.

4 BOSTON VIA STONlNGTON LINE
"A. Only dIrsc, line t'watch I'm and Narraaansea
l''ci ~. : ~ orc block aeo.. Csna:s, at 5 p ~,
cpa ticket UCes Ia NrwYork and BROOKLYN. and al all
of!cc. OF EsS YORK TraEaie Company VINO VIII eau TOT
~ ~ O, II. BRIGGS, @. Z. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

BID. Ask. ,.o, BIG ASK
~ dogi: Gu ,ostSi9g g. s. car 1887
u a. io,' 20 t1a ris0 u g. cur IA 1899. 80
"a Asv iSSSS Ma DisL Col Q 65s .....l32 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

In State issues, Tennessee 6s toid were ~ o.
or city bank stocks, American Exchange sofa val
a. ib3 md German American 800 at l25.
The ae neral bond market was fairly ac'Ve ani
Arm throughout. Reference Is made 10 our tu'i
report of bond sales. .,o,;o,s ,ro-o
As usual on Saturdays. money quo'ah"hN "'''
nominal-2a2 l-2 per cent ,,,.. C,c,,
The Sub Treasury to-day was DEBTOR 70 tne Slo"'-
ing House 81 ,3o4,4i2.
Tho cr.toms receirts reported at Washington
today were s63S,s20 and the internal revenue
receipts were s367,3l7. The United States treas
ury received so93,l0O National bank notes Ior
redemption, and the receipts for the week "e'e
The United States Treasury now holds site,;;
035 300 United States bonds TO secure Nauohai
bank note circulation, as follows:
T Four ma S half per $ $si scS
-Four Dor cents loi DOS o."
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
$3.50 $50; bonds withdrawn, $4,000 National
hank note crou lation outstanding notes
gold notes IssaI "g" nnsy "h'c"
IN London British consols were lover at os lie
for both MONEY and account Money between
iu ts home denss
were dull At Paris French per cents declined
to 8l.22l-2.
o%kss MnT;s cG%nSSTy hA, ,h ssTsTs
Ter Agency OF Messrs. Lounsbcry Il Co. NILS
Building, june 25 Transfers close June 20
Total dividends to date, s4,4os,a5o.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE At NETWORK.
r; =: .sss ;ssE sssgSs Si5ss
,,.;ss.e sss IS s sssSs sS|s 90:
Tot. ,nc jan 1917 1897 .s2a o'oo2, .2ssO5o So'
1MpoRTs OF SPECIE AT HEw'foHK.
sss sspsisa sss as Sc
ro,,, ,,,.. Jan. I. e1e?o2si aMo2os - o2s sei
EXPORTS or SPECIE FROM HLw.YohK.
~ 49, - eIs70a0 %. 5Ot Os3 f4G7S.4a3
Ppeyioasy reported looOo,tAo l7,2So7I1 s7loos2S
ros, since Jan. l. sio,I07I75 sie soosSs sl,7sA.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
Is PER CENT. DIVIDENDS.

the properties
Full particulars and proR'ecuse, can be had ~ tn"
financial agent who has personally visited and examined
the properties
RANDALL H. FooTE, 20 Broadway. Nowyork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

0'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StOckhold-
ers of the Northern RAJ road Company ~ Sew.Jerey
Tor the purpose elcsng directors for Che "nuns yea,
". j., on wedne sday June TO- at 10 o'clock q. The
polls will remain hour
Msy b. issV o. A. ROoRBACH Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
RAILROADS..

nj lSSUlRI PACIFIC Com
wi urncng June 10, the through Pullman BuJet sleep
no. cars from St Louis ~ Ft Worth, Dallas Austin sLn
M0TEiAiN ROUTE, win says s. LoRls a. 40 III mn
,,"s Care 81 Louis to Kansas CITY, Denver lMehlo 40
WN r iIOYT. Gen'l Fast. PaSSr Agent SJl hroauMay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
1os1na PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, June Tsp. m.
By the operations of the Ncw-York Sub-Trcasury
In the week ended last evening, which included the
receipt Of g. oo4, 1857 for gold taken from the Assay
Office for export and the payment OF s37o4O6 Tor
purchased bonds, the New-York banks lost 81 49,
CSC cash To-dsy's bank statement of averages re-
ports gain of Sl3 900 cash Following our esti-
mate of a week ago, that the actual cash holdings
at the close of business Friday June Z, were about
S. 500. 900 less than the sum given as the average
of that week to-dny's statement reflects re-
ceipts from the interior Of over s4,ooo,oOo and
indicates actunl cash holdings at the close OF bust
ness Yesterday that were something like s!,Oooooo
less than the average Of the week The loans were
further expanded sa,3s4,ioO; the increase of
81, 33e.sOO in deposits correspond with tie other
changes The statement results in loss OF
1852 $50 to the surplus reserve, ana leaves ~ at
81 Q, 603. 225, against s2s46S. 700 June H. l'o''
Ths following are the comparative statements Of June
and Juno Is:
Loan. Sce si%Sl2sSs Inc nS sisst zoe
$$ sss 81 e. ' s S$$
The following the relation between the 'oa' re-
serve aud the total deposits the respective dates
spees 200 @3SGs 500 I Rss SEQ
Total reserve si2i 1871 600 .Ial ss9 600 Inc $4,000
hs sst DEPOSITS Ss ooi.2S loeaoa75 Inc 1850
su,plus ..... slI.oSal75 lO,eoa,2?5 Dec st'2o'o
The Clearing House statement Is as follows:
For to-day: Exchanges, sl26,607.21V; ba lance',
s6a337ls For the week: Exchanges, $'l2,-
los. $50; balances, $36,42s.636,
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The days stock speculation WAS dull. put upon
the whole strong. The street was Hooded WIN
Chicaeo's IFS aud Ands Of the direlnl conse
ouences which may follow certain improhlnf
events. Under this pressure prices openei lower
than last evenings figures, but reaction soon se'
in which was we'll maintained 10 the close. new
York and New En- gland was less a feature, ana &c
clfhed 10 so. closing 30 IA. The mystery ior
the moment seems 70 hive done its WORK, mt tle
nredictjons of O further advance next week arr
moro confidently asserted than ever Oregon Hh.rt
Line advanced to 5la50 SO on Developments OF y
nroposed consolidation with u OF nine oIpr
branches Of the Union Pacific. Toledo, Ann Arbor
and North Michigan surprised It's ftiends Wy
spontaneous movement TO 80 "a. Inc nrangers
a1l closed higher than Last evening. Atchlson'
Toneka and Santa Fe contrivcd 20 develop cH.ep-
tiona 9Th and closed l-2 per cent higher IMAM
Among the trusts Sugar was active and higher,
Lead about steady, Cotton OH firm, ana hIceg'
Gas weaker with snles as low ms 81 l-z"'o go
The market closed firm.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were dull and firm at quota
tall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

NEW LINE TO Observation-Disclosures,
VIA CENTRAL X Il OK NGGWH,IRRHssr
soi tTfa.N GR sEnvfcf AZ trains
SCHEDULE IN EF"I.CT NAY l2TH.
Train, leave station Ceu.Ll Ralroal OF NeW.Jefsays
foot Llperv.s NU:th aver.
For W.sa%Ystoa ana n1la n, $50 sSDa,T
Xh s, SOP sdp a. Chester and WiaussOn e1Osp. sas
y Fur Philadelphia at4 AS 8 80. $50, II n, 90,
&c. :5sS 50 NJ Is 30. asS!s6 Ais. s. 5'sO "a
Tickets and Paror seats be procured a. 81. y,
col 4Is Stt iito is2a ,REsS.a~aG ss g aSs
St 500 Ful .st rs Brosiway, brooklyn:
New.York Transfer CO,psny win call for end cheek
baggage nom hool or residence
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. G. A.
s "a ;'a'i iism f tcS, iy:.
t 1 Y; D. ii' ao ~ Ts,d I'i?aS IS
@ rs m Jug Pg1 = 'rSS. "'t s@i y.
s Z, S" .fhS Sn:s S. ~ y a.
cpnaears uSS, Naslra Fan. 1ofSaIs .Ds, ,,
GseaSo o ame 81 ,sh hsG ay dSceS sunia Leave
isE Gy + tSo St' Hn;s AL AZ 10 80 mo- 3
u l rs f2n S ESs 3s"'SSf o. s$
M md 9S S II EnH%s NSsfS'.
I3d:st and foot q Jnyst II wes.otts Express eais
eercal ra,.ense, iso nj tNN .nnaSeH5ils.vs. NJ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RALLR0AD,
- last hESgX'fi:fi i EIsft " wAsHYNu

pSSft HISatFSNNtatAth sEK1 VICE on Az FExiSn
:vs S1fFssE s tGss s Js'ss!:. sE&a
ii SSffklSSlfSSSS!A sIis EaisS ssi.ss
!. % mS aS r m sunday "a ss0 n A. 3d. 40
M si. ~ sSp q Chester and wnsoa szsps sie
+" E. cr rcssu and rulapss Car sp,sss ss.l T. 30
saSSH leSs o. rs1sf Company will "a. to- anA ssx
baggage from hotel or residence cu.s n scura.
. Genepai Msnase, Gen'l Ptss, AgeaS
DENNsYLVANiA RAILROAD.
PPRo yr DH TfMs6UGmoGT BY THg,o,r
INTERLoCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK siSNAo
SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
Alistellaurous'
DkTEMTc EoI!NyEAIeas!
~ Send for Psmphict.
F.rSox orInIrIa Attg 4 Law. Washington. Dc
miscellaneous.
STEAMBOATS,.

TALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON aewpo,t III vs Sa pPooSInsy sge
Ssiy sYna.y: Ettt NIS!gT a.. REssTS
soaR'i luz ss.ssn a. 50 and RETgN!SG
s syi1s So'i" DO M ~'s oFt sTRf E4ciI
tTExMER Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn 'so
III jersey u" bffZGIHL NOTICE
..s.os s ss%%pss ssf WI Ssso
boss ssyins At the latter Sour will touch az Newport
S M sandays wiz leave NssIr ,Ssnct ~
VII no into eoslnission On tho above mentioned dale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

rJvO NEW-HANEN, roc.
L EXCURSION good O iAvsl. s1 23
s~amer, Il N3R1H SH and cmFTiMEMThsm .I Issys
sxeepr+t fcnrec.gg At IsySG Win special tEsps
Y0KE 60 Tkroush ekets soli ord tNgyage checked at
0It nroafvay. Ncw.York. AMI Court-st.. BROOKLYN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

g AFE INVEsTMENTsM1iI, will invs ,ss,,n can
sss,s :; handle money 70, s%SS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

subjected to Rome by the cowardiee of
King John, delivered from usurpation
by Henry VIII, we OF the American
Church have our union with the church
oil apostolic days.
l cannot positively fix the time when
the services of our ritual were first cele-
brated upon our continent, but of this l
affirm that the day after the colonists
landed at jamestown, Va, May A. 1907,
an altar OF turf was erected and decorated
with foliage and flowers. Upon it the
Holy Eucharist was consecrated by Rev.
Robert Hunt and administered to those
whom God had guided safely over the
deep waters to be among the founders of
great empire in new world. This was
thirteen years before the Pilgrims landed
on Plymouth rock. From that small be-
ginning the church has grown to her
present strength. Through colonial days
for nearly 180 years the church had no
Bishop. For five generations the church
on without chief pastor to
confirm the baptized, or to ordain those
young Americans who wished to serve
Jesus at the altar. Toreceive holy orders
they must brave the dangers of the sea
and incur an expense which few could
afford. The large majority of officiating
clergymen came from England, and
many, alas, were unworthy of their sacred
vocation. At the time Of our American
Revolution these men either deserted
The church to fight against Amer
can freedom, or returned to their
homes in England, which it would have
been good for the Church in America had
hey never left. AT the glorious close of
hat righteous war, which unfurled to
he breeze new flag, the emblem of
power ever since increasing, the Church,
indeed, was desolate. There were less
han two score priests in all the land.
No Anglican Bishop had ever visited this
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15
Flower Festival.

Wanted, at the Pavilion, on Monday,
the 15th, from all parts of the city,
callas and green's for decoration. On
Tuesday the 10th, from the following
districts: No. l, Boyle Heights, and
No. 2, East Los Angeles. Flowers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

ness, Impotency and Lost Manhood permanent
y cured. me sick and afflicted should not fail
tensively In Europe and inspected thoroughly
the various hospitals there, obtaining q great
zeal OF valuable information, which he is com.
The Doctor cures where others fail. Try him,
DR. GIBBON will make no charge unless he
enects cure. Persons st distance CURED AT
HOME: All communications strictly coufIden.
tal All letters answered in plain envelopes
sehd ten dollars for package of medictne
Coii OF write. Address DR.. ]. r. GIBBON. BOZ
1857, San Francisco, Cal. S~
Mention Los Angeles HERALD. dot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15
Removal.

Drs. Kurtz, Worthington & Thiele
have removed to the old office, 265 North
Main street, opposite Baker block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

GOrdan Bros, 22 s. Spring Sc.
Artistic tailoring. The finest assortment OF
suitings in the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

All members of the Iroquois Club are
expected to be at the camp fire to be
held next Tuesday night. Business of
Importance will come before the Coun-
ell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

Catalina Island Headquarters
No. 100 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

Catalina Hotel is Enlarged,
A fine table and excellent management
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

Have your watches and jewelry repaired at
s. Conradi, No. 21 North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15
FISTULA A sgs sEss'fs use ylfAsS. q sSs

i 1AO l. LA the use of the
A.. - knife or deten
the rectum. Cure guaranteed
y. Hl1GAh SMITH, M. d., graduate
Cleyeland Homeopathic Hospital College
1874 Assistant in '76 and " to N Schneider,
Dean and Professor of Surgery in Cleveland
Coilegei also Surgeon Of L. 8. & M. s. Il. R..
Removed TO corner Main and Seventh Streets
RobaIt's block, Los Angeles, Cal References
given. Computation free. Send for pamphlet.
4; I; Sundays and holidays PlLES
excepted. m16tf A>S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15

H@mOny cures rheumatism. 14s E. First st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-15
TO THE UNEUKTUNATE.
DR.. Gibbons
DISPENSARY,
623 Kearny Street,

Corner of Commercial,
San Francisco, Cal. Rs.
tabl1shed In 1854, for
treatment of Sexual snd
Seminal Diseases. such
as Gonorrhea, elect,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-20

81 have heard it said that. taken rs q
whole, people OF these days arc not sd
handsome rs those of oldon times" saio
an artist to Washington Post reporter
"but have q theory that they far exec
in beauty Of form and feature their an
ccstors Of many hundred years ago. Tho
only way we have tojudge Of such com
parative merits Of the people Of today
with those who are made known to u.
by tradition and history is by the mean.
If statuary. We compare our modern
men with old works OF art and pronounc,
them inferior without taking into con
sheraton the deception tina, has beer
pac;iccJ by the artists whose work wa.
done for those whose form and fcatur,
ihcy portrayed and from whom they
were 10 look for their pay.
1t was the easiest thing in tie world
then, as is done now, 20 smooth over
blenishcs and defects The art Of pho
Biography will not permit such deception
To so great an extent IS il was formerly
carried on.
"Do artists not hatter their subjects a.
much nowadays as was done Of Old:'
"In making oil paintings this is done
by great many, and that is the reason
why many people viii not sic for photo
graph, but prefer to be represented by
an artist. The photographers recognize
this and do what they can TO overcome
il. knew one once who, having a sitter
with nose very much out OF shape, ac-
tuaiiy used putty 10 straighlen it out,
and with that improvement in his Gus
toners appearance took the picture
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-20
Tnrcenlen-s Dinners.

A habit of Turgeneiif, saws The Fort
nightly Review, was to invite friends to
dinner and be absent when they came,
not deliberately Of set purpose, but be-
cause Of the little value he set on his
pledged word and the very faint impress
sion it used TO make upon his mind. He
once invited the famous critic Belinsky
and five others to dine with him at his
house in the country, where he had n
chef de cuisine whom he looked upon as
agenius. IL will organize banquet for
you the like Of which you never dream
ed Of, he said.
He fixed the day and made each per-
son give his word Of honor that he
would come. Don't fear for u.s. re-
marked Belnsky. ave shall be there
without fail. but you must not repeat
the trick that you played upon rs last
winter. when YOU asked Us to dine and
were not at home when we came; but.
lest you should forget your invitation.
shall write to you the eve Of the day Of
our arrival"
1t was n sultry day when the whole six
Of us set out for Pargolovo in an open
caleche at / o'clock in the morning. says
one Of the persons invited. We were
thoroughly fatigued 10y the heat and dust
of the road. Arriving nj Turgenien's
country house. we alighted with JOY in
our cOuntenanccs. but we were all struck
with the circumstance that Iurgenioa
did not come ont TO meet us We
knocked at the door Of the glass terrace
The silence of death reigncd in the
house. Al our faces grew visibly long
er "Can TurgcnicT have played the
same trick as last winter" exclaimed
Belinsky
But we all Gained him, saying that we
probably arrived earlier than we were
expected "But wrote to him that we
should be here at o'clock, " objected Be
linsky; "what can it mean? If they would
only admit us into the room we could
wait, but here We are scorchcd.'
At length boy came ont Of the door
and we all piled him with questions
His master had gone or, he said, and the
chef dc cuisine was in some public house
We gave the urchin money, sent him TO
fetch the chef who should let us in. and
meanwhile we sat down on the steps Of
the terrace.
We waited long in vain. Belinsky
wanted us tOroturn, but our hired coach
man refused to take Us back until the
horses had had long rest. So we sat
on, hungry and hot PanaieiT went e.
the public house to see if anything cata.
ble could be procured, but there was
nothing 10 be had. At last the
chef made his appearance. "Where is
your mastcrf' cried Belinsky. lie did
not know. Did your master order q
dinner for Us today insisted the critic
"IIe did nothing Of the kind, was the
reply. Amusement and terror were de-
picted on all faces. Bolinsky famed up
and. looking at rs in bis significant way,
exclaimed: "Iurgenieif has indeed given
Us a BANQUET
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-20
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Road: 7Oaci. H
OXFORD, y. C., September

d
.hr. W. h. Harry. Cirss Ci'y. Tq..
II Is with grea pleasure tha, certify ina,
by the use 81 Chase city Nincml Water my
wife was relieved 81 the worst ease Ofdyspep-
IA ! ever saw. ihc Improvement seemed al
most miraculous. the trouble. originating as
II did, from chronic catarrh gsissritls. Through
the entire month Oi January ynd nearly all
al February, the present year. The patient
ate no food except small quantities Of skim-
med milk. ANY and M mcdlcincs--ihe
simplest and hlandest--gcted ms iIritants
whenever taken. bismuth and laciO- pepsin
were spit up very soon after being Swal-
lowed. From the first part Of February 10 the
iirst of July her IOfai consisted only ~ milk
ana musn. with occasionally the yolks of
hard boiled eggs (u~yer more than two no a
ime.l she was reduced from iGD pounds to
lis pounds IN weight. she went o. the Min
oral Hotel at chase tity July 9th. In one
week Improvement WAS lefeeptiblc. At the
end OF The FIFTH we Is She came home. appar-
emily Transformed into another being. she
cou!i eat almost any Of the ordinary ai ticles
Of diet She had gained IN that short time
twenty-five POUNDS Of flesh. going from lis
to 40 pounds This Improvement has con-
tinucd. and her health would no doubt now
DE perfect. Ind not liver trouble OF recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery.
Whenever any article of diet disagrccs with
her she runs Tor her bottle Of "thasc city
Mineral Water and IL seldom fails 10 re-
llevc.
Ny expcr cnce with your water Ina quite "A
number Of ease tends 10 confirm me iu my
opinion that 10 VIII cure almost any case OF
acid dyspepsia: that is 90 say, whore fhe
cause of trouble is fermentation ia the
stomach; I'm other words where there Is no
malignant disease, and the stomach Is the
main organ involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
r. ID. BOOTH. NJ. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-20

Messrs. Baldwin g. Famum iclegrlphs
Thomas Branch ~ Go. as follows:
CHICAGO. December 49,. Wheat has been
strong. and has gained great many friends
300 thc last twenly-four hours. Parties who
have been beari~t and were sellers few
DAYS ago have been good buyers. and are
now talking very buliish. Receipts in the
Northwest are again light. Cables firm;
Liverpool "a. higher for California wheat.
SIC think large majority OF operators tcel
we are likely 20 have higher prices. Corn
has bccn quiet. There Is probably some
short interest in December still that will
hardly bee covered in the market, but we eX-
pcci 90 see 10 sell at the price OF January be-
Tore this month Is out. Oats have been very
strong. Provisions were dull all day. There
may bee mo- money i'm buying al present, but
there is certainly none ia selling. Buy those
provisions that are selling on q basis of
30 30. hogs. and we believe y0n will make
money Estimated hog, $1,000.