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Weather Indications.
Special Announcement.

0n Monday. January ~,
tI,e carriers Of the DAILY
TIMES will commence the
delivery Of the paper under
n new system thaf we hope
and believe WisIinsUrc per-
feet satisfaction ca our sub
sCribcrs. cur force has
been enlarged and the
routes laid Off with Tegu-
larity, which, wIIite at first
there may DC some COnitI-
sion consequent upon every
change. will soon result :n
n greatly improved service.
we respectfully ask in-
duigCnCe for any irregular
ities that NAV arise rs first.
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Notable Feats,

Amongst notable contests may be mentiond
the facts that Frank Barrett, on Jan. ., 1880,
in New York, opened ! 800 oysters in H. p
IN. 81 s., 1900 in IN. 49m ss., anl 9, go in
2h. lGn 1875, and James Weinhart opened
~ clans in just half an hour in the same
city. In match with a. Dennis, at Bald-
more, Md, Oct. =, 1885, John Watkins, as
sisted by two "off bearers and a wheeler,
made 90 bricks in 55m., and w. d. Co2zens
laid 702 bricks in l2rn., at Philadelphia, on
Nov. t. 1870 AT Hickory, Pa, in Feb
ruary, 1871, J. b. Morris made 22l horseshoe
nails in lb. G.. A. Blint put in 4, so panes ei
glass in 7h. 3lm. 20s. exclusive Of stoppagel,
at Minneapolis, Oct. %, lss5. Tho LOOMS
brothers in match at Sylvan, Canada, April
10, 1884, sawed by hand a twenty inch hard
maple log which had three knots in it, in SIS.
Jeremiah Sullivan drilled - inches Of stone
in l0h, at Beaver Brook, y. Y, Aug. IS,
1883, and Samuel Loup, Of McKecsport, Pa,
in December, 1881, husked 10 bushels Of corn
in I-h., 10. ssslS a ssa--9>,.s- G.Sss.
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4 Good Remedy for the Blues

Henry Ward Beecher saw The Two
Johns produce their play by that title
IN Btooklyn theatre once, and laughed
so heartily and continually that he was
compelled to leave after the second act
said ne: "The best remedy for the blue.
that have found in years is to wines,
las much as | could stay TO see Of the
funny comedians and their plav) The
Two Johns laughed until / could
laugh no longer, and then / quit the
theatre" This fine production will be
seen tonight, Wednesday and Thursday
At Berger x Leath's Theatre, and doubt
.css draw immense houses. The souve-
Mrs for the ladies will be given away to-
night.
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THE LAST BIRMINGHAM HORROR
The Citizens Ready to Lynch Any One
Suspected

Suspected.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, January 14.-Al
Pratt mines, near here, Saturday, an un.
known negro outraged Mrs. Kelum in d
lonely spot near the mines and killed her
little boy, who was with her Since
then the white people of the region have
been in "a state of great eXcitememcnt.
and parties have been searching for the
criminal Many negroes arrested on
suspicion have been taken before Mrs.
kellum, but until to-day she has an
swered in every case, "NOt the man
To-day when one was brought
in, She cried out in horror,
Take him away, he is the man
On partially recovering her calmness.
however, she expressed some uncer-
tainty and at her request the lynching
has been postponed until to-
morrow, when she will again
look at the man, and if she
fully identifies him his fate is sealed.
Meanwhile the search continues. The
prisoners name is George Meadows
lie is guarded by armed citizens, and
If any attempt is made by the military
or a sheriils posse to take him away
he'will be lynched at once.
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FROM DANNILLE.
A We'll Known Citizen Believed to be In
sahe-VeFaict Against the Richmond and
DanyllIe Railroad.

sane-NeFdict Against the Richmond ant
DanVilIe Railroad.
Especial TO the TiMEsl
DANymLE, January 14-Captain W
+. Robinson, well-knOwn citizen, vic.
lently assaulted Colonel William ID
Coleman last Thursday night while the
latter was visiting the formers house on
the outskirts of the city. Coleman was
severely beaten and shot at several
times. Robinson publicly ayowed the
intention 90 kill Coleman on sight His
conduct, together with other recent yio-
lent acts, convinced his friends of his
insanity Accordingly Robinson was
arrested and committed 10 Jail To-day
a commission ID laHaaco inguiroado be-
gun investigation OF his mental cOndi-
tion. The evidence was partially heard
and the case continued until tomorrow.
Jim Finley and Hayes Nowlin, two
white boys, quarrelled and fought at
Stuart Sunday. Finley cut Nowlin
severely in the thigh with a large knife.
inhicting wound from which Nowlin
may die, though he is now doing fairly
well
The suit of Thomas b. Yeamen against
he Richmond and Danyille railroad con-
cluded in the llustings Court
tonight in verdict for $4,000
for the plaintiff Yeaman is
Piitsylyania farmer, who, while going
home last summer was run into by a
shifting engine, his hand was cut of and
he was otherwise injured lie sued for
1900 Counsel for The Railroad moved
to set the verdict aside, and the motion
will be decided tomorrow.
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MlcilGAN'S NEXT SENATOR.
Successful Life Of the Scotch-Amorican
Inmn. NIrAIlI Him

Successful Life OF the Scotch.Amorican.
james NIcMillan.
James Mcmillan the coming Republican
senator from Michigan, is a Canadian by
birth and Of Scotch parentage, a well edu-
Gated gentleman, and one OF the most sue
cessful railroad administrators In the United
rtates. Il might almost be said that be was
born and bred a railroader, as his father was
a remarkable SUCCESS in that line, and the
young mans first introduction to business
was in n railroad Office.
His parents, William and Grace Mcmillan,
left Scotland in 1874 and settled in Hamilton,
Canada, whore Sir Mcmillan soon became
known By bis interest in public improve
ments, and finally by his important c0nnec-
ton with the Great Western railway. lie
was a director Of one Of the Hamilton banks,
a straightforward, energetic business man.
and died in lssl leaving n very. considerable
estate. James Mcmillan was the second Of
q family Of six sons and one DAUGHTER. and
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CHARLESTON, W VA, January IA
The House met al 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing Secretary of State Walker trans
miited the certificates of the commits
,.0ners of The County Court of Kama
wha declaring the result of the election
in that county for the office of Governor
and committee was appointed to in
form the Senate that these certificates
were in the hands of the Speaker Of the
House
Adjourned until II a. NJ tomorrow
The Senate deadlock still continues,
The hlbuslering that has characterized
am iis sessions being continued to-day,
Up 20 1880 o'clock two ballots had been
taken for president Of the body without
any resuts
Adjourned 10 II o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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WINTER Died, January lith. isg. at the
residence NJ her daughter Mrs Theresa NJ
Har.Ir. Mr IHENLnA WINTER. ln the
.ltt trIr Ot heruFe.
JOG funeui Wll take place THIS Tuesday
40 llfN NOON a- . O'Clock from ST. Mary
NCruHn Catholic Church.
fIlNu.s fuI uruualufauCC8 are res ucCffully
invited tu attenI
Lth At her residence. no. 6H north
fuufiN street.. AhfNfA TYLER widow of
lne iaie John p. Iy!er. iu the 5Uth year u hor
tuurra from hef Iife resi8rncenf IL A. NJ.
iLsuAl. Jaruarg l.th
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APPRAISER MMrLLEYS SUCCESSOR


No Selection Yet Decided on.
NEW YORK, January 14-Secretary
Fairchild, who arrived from Washing
ton last night, held a conference al the
Everett House this morning At the in
yitatiOn Of Collector Daniel MagOne q
number of representatives, of reputable
importing houses of the city met at the
hotel for The purpose Of consulting with
the Secretary as TO who would be most
acceptable as successor TO eX-Appriser
NcMullen Collector MagOne was also
in attendance, as was Appraiser Stearns.
The Secretary met the gentlemen
promptly 40 9 o'clock and was closeted
with them nearly three hours. One
reason assigned for to-days hurried CON
ference Is that Secretary Fairchild wants
to avoid any unnecessary delay in APP
pointing successor TO McMullen in
order that Appraiser Stearns could
return 10 Boston
The conference did not result in the
selection of q man for the appraisership.
Several names were suggested by the
business men present, bat there were not
enough representative importers backing
the individuals mentioned TO warrant a
selection. The conference was informal
Secretary Fairchild told the business men
go talk over the appraisership appoint
ment among themselves, learn the views
of other importers, and announce their
choice 90 him. subsequently the Secre-
iary said 10 q United Press reporter That
The President was desirOus of learning
the wishes of people who have dealings
with the appraisers Office before making
an appointment
"Nr Siearns said the Secretary. "will
stay here just long enough TO finish his
Investigation of the office ] DO not
know what removals will be made A
rigid examination is being conducted,
and when the results are known removals
sill bee in order Nh steans Will pre-
pare the list OF men 20 be removed.
The secretary leaves for Washington
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4 NORTH CAROLINA AFFRAY.
A Farmers House Attacked and His wife
Killed.

New YORK, January IA special
dispatch from Raleigh, y. c., says news
has reached there from hed Banks,
Robson county, 10 the effect that a mob
of men who live in place called Scuflle-
town made an assault on Friday night on
the house of man named Harp, against
whom there has been some feeling for
some time. Bullets were shot through
the doors and windows, wounding sew
eral persons in the house. Harp's wife,
aged 90, was instantly killed The de-
tails of the affair are very meagre, and
no cause for the attack upon the house
by the mob is known The sheriff with a
posse is in pursuit of the murdcrers
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FROM LlNCHBURG.
Another New Enterprise-Personals and
Hriefs-Dr George 1urner Lathsm's
Funeral.


Funeral.
LYNCHBURG, January l4--In addition
TO the new enterprises recently started
in this city a company has been orga.
nized 90 build paint mandatory. The
capital stock is $4,000, and nearly the
whole of it has been raised. The princi-
pal parties 90 the company are Nessrs.
Duncan & Lanier OF Cincinnati, the for
mer OF whom is an expert for some time
prospecting in this section of the State,
and says the finest quantity and
quality of material for the manufacture
of paint can be had in this immediate
section. Our business citizens are GER
tainly fully aroused to the new enter
prises OF the day, and are subscribing
their money freely.
The death Of Mrs. Judkins. wife Of
DR.. William f. Judkins, of Richmond
was received in this city, where she had
a host OF friends with great sorrow
Hon. B. Johnson Barbour and daugh-
ter have been sOjourning in this city for
several days as the guests of Captain
Stephen Adams.
IL is stated that the American Banking
and Insurance Company, recently or
ganized in this city, will deal largely in
real estate with most gratifying out
look.
Mr. Decatur Axtell, Of Richmond.
writes a public gentleman of this city
that there is no better place in the
world for a ear factory than Lynchburg,"
and that such an enterprise will be lib
orally patronized by the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company as soon as
that road passes into the hands Of the
new OWners
Mr ;. J. Bailey, of Amherst county,
II. A. Edmondson, OF Halifax, n. II
Bowman, and a number of other tobac-
conists in this city are shipping very
fine grades of tobacco 10 the Paris Ex-
position. Some OF them have made
second shipment, and Colonel Alexander
Mcdonald, the United States agent is
working up the matter with great sue
cess in the State and elsewhere.
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HAREisBURG, Pa, January 1.-THE
electoral college was held at noon to
day and cast thirty votes for Harrison
and Morton.
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THE BOSTON.


4 RRIYED.-MADAME LAM, No.
y i23 EAST BROAD, CORNER SECOND
up stairs) Wonderfully Gifted ClairvoyAni.
Astrolosor, and Spiritual Medium. Consult her
in love, marriage. divorce. snd business. You
will be more than satisfied. Causes the single
70 marry with best results restores lost love I:
huences and jealousy tells what you are best
ntted for, and how 10 succeed in business. Life
reading by maii on receipt OF 81. Name lock
OF hair. date Of birth.
Hours: From . A. VI. t1S p. NJ. sundays
from tosP " Ijai3u
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are hanged he has positively become
cowardly'
The circular goes on to make a general
attack upon Most, and appeals to all good
anarchists 10 crush out all leaders who
assume authorities. Ii calls on an
archists everywhere TO support the inter.
national anarchistic revolutionary agits-
tion in Europe, and wage warfare against
Most and his newspaper, the Fgdhdt
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received a thor
ough In glish edu-
cation in tho Ham
ilt0n era ID mar
school; but instead
OF entering college
weuttO Detroit and
entered q wholesale
business house. His
father, however,
soon secured him a
position as purchas
ing agent for the
Detroit and Nil
rrra l. % ...sfr...1
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Charlottesville, Va, January a.
Editor Daily Times:
It was Mr. A. A. Sutherland, and not
Joseph Sutherland, who was acquitted
Friday in the County Court of the charge
of forging school warrants Mr. Joseph
Sutherland was in no way concerned in
the matter
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IuF nE-T MEDICAL writers claim that
the successful remedy tor nasal caiarrh
must he non-irriiatnr easy of applica-
lion. and ONE That win hy il. own action
reach aIl fle remote sore. and liberated
surfaces Tho history of the efforts 90
treat caauh during the past years
oh.i-e- us to admit That only one remedy
has completely met thc conditions, and
tllf i- Ely- Cream Balm This safe and
pleasant remedy has mastered caarrh as
nothing else has ever done. and both
physicians and patients freely concede
This acf The more distressing symp-
tom quickly yield 90 it
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A Bngcy Collides win a Railroad Train

NEW YORK, January 14-Henry
Christ, wealthy tailor of Hyde Park
Long Island, and Mrs Eva Herkoner, 45
years of age, the wife of a well-to-do
farmer Of the same place while trying Ia
drive across the Long Island railroad
track in buggy at Hinsdale Junction
yesterday in front OF an approaching
train were struck by the engine Mrs.
Herkoner was fatally injured and Mr..
Christ was instantly killed
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for one moment but buy "a box of the
UDolee Congt drops and cure that cough
you have Only per box. sausiac.
ti0u guaranteed or money refunded on
sale 20 aii drug stores and coniccf'0ncrics.
Ifade supplied by Purcell. Ledi E Co.
and Powers, Taylor IS Co., wholesale
druggists
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Mrs Gabb--What soTt o. folks are those
new neighbors Of yoursi
Mrs caldwell, I've been watching their
back yard for two weeks, but as they send
their wash to a laundry can't tell anything
about them York Weekly.
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lf the people are clamor.ug for first
class hotel Accommodations let them APP
ply at the Exchange and Ballard Hotels
They can De cared for as comfortably as
ai any hotel North or South. both as TO
rooms and cuisine appointments
j l.. CARRfNoroN. Proprietor
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DIsSOIIIION.

RICHMOND. Va. January l2. 1850
hlsSOLJTION.-THE PARTNER
nanc andstyic %
Li0hlfOOT. BONNER a CO.,
mar iAia ne} been dissolved bs mutual consent
j. II. Ll0HIIOOT. JR..
lHAr NM. BOHMIH.
j. ID. MONCtRE
Having purchase all tOhac0s. nstIro.. etc. Of
1ue liin ~ LlpiiiOOI. BONNER q 20
WI itom This date, continue thf leaf tobacco
name ~
chAs. w. BONNER a CO.,
in Tie same factory as heretofore.
~ ID 81 tHAs " BONNER
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THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Vote Cast Yesterday by the Different
States

Vote Cast Yesterday by the Different
COLORADO.
DENVER Col, January i4.-The Presi.
Dental electors OF Colorado to-day cas-,
their votes for Harrison and Morton
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa. January 1.-THE
electoral college was held at noon TO
day and cast thirty votes for Harrison
and Morton.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. January l4-The
Presidential electors Of Florida to-day
cast their votes for Cleveland and Thur
man
CoLUMBUs. O., January i4.-The cleo
tors, comprising the Ohio electoral col
lege, met here at o'clock this morning
at the Governors office and cast Ohio's
% votes for Harrison and Morton. Hon
TOland Jones. of the Eighth district, was
elected messenger.
ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY. Ala. January 14.-The
Presidential electors met az the State
House here to-day and formally cast the
States ten votes for Grover Cleveland
and Allen G.. Thurman for President
and Nice-President Ell Meredith. of
Greene county, was elected messenger
NORTH CAROLINA
RMEiGH, y. g., January 14-Tte
electoral college met here at noon to-day
and chose f. " Strudwalk president
r. VI Furmas, secretary. Hon. A NJ
Waddell nominated Grover Cleveland
for president. Cleveland received eleven
votes, and was. declared the unanimous
choice Of the college T. j. Pembcrton
nominated Allen G. Thurman for vice
president. and he, i'm like manner, re-
ceived a unanimous vote. l.. w. Pore,
lr., was chosen messenger to carry re-
turns Of the vote 10 Washington
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, \. Y. January 14.-The /
Presidential electors met to-day and the /
hirty-siX electoral votes of The State /
were east for Harrison and Morton j. /
I Stearns was appointed the messenger
o convey the certificate to Washington.
)ne hundred guns were fired upon the
esult being announced
MARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS. MD, January l4-The
Electoral college of Maryland met here
o-day and east its eight votes for Grover
'leyeland and Allen G. Thurman for
PRESIDENT and Vice President of the
)nited States
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ATTACK on MOST.
Charged win being Too Conservative.

ChhFEfd Win DOING TOO C0hserFHtiNo.
NEW YORK, January l4.--'fhe radical
Arbuter Bund AT It's meeting yesterday
adopted "a circular addressed 10 "Al
Honest RcYolutionists' 1t says
Since coming to the United States
Herr Most is rapidly becoming conserya-
tive and since the Chicago anarchists
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A Double Tragedy on an Ocean Steamer

A Double Tragedy on an Ocean steamer
QCEENsTowN, January 1.-THE In
man Line steamer City Of Berlin, which
arrived here to-day from New York Jan
uary 8, reports The death Of two passen
gers during the passage. One of the pas.
sengers, Miss Gale, committed suicide
on the day after leaving New
York by taking dose of rat
poison She confessed she bad Quarreled
with her friends and wanted 10 die. Ef-
forts % save her life were of no avail.
ON the following day Mr. II Blonden
died in an attack Of delirium tremens
The remains of both passengers were
buried 90 sea
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TESTED BY TIME.-Fog Bronchial
affections, Coughs; etc, BRowN's BRoN-
cHlAL TRocHEs have proced their efficacy
by test OF many years Price 25 cts
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Mr.. JNO. + CLARK, Bibb county. Ca,
says Bradycrotine gave him relief from
Headache, TO which he had been subject
Tor twenty years, when other remedies
would not
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DEnoID SAFE Co.. R f. Barnes
Richmond. agent, took the premium at
tine Virginia Exposition for thc best
dynamiiepr00i safc II 1-10W
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EOR RENT, FIRST AND SECOND
u Flats. No. I o south Fifth street. 8 rooms
each. new aud nicely pap. ied, range hot sud
cold water, halls heated. Janit0rs' attendance.
a.. SUTTON co.
jal3 su,tu&th
LOR RENr-THREE DESIRABLE
] Offices second nOOr Shafer's building.
ffOnting on Main street. These Offices sro
now occupied by Sol Haas, ESQ. General
1nfhc Manager Of the Associated Raili oais
Possess on can be had latter part OF Jaouary.
Apply 70 JOHN q. SNAPPER,
llan5 II No 1904 Man street.
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AMusE oENrs TODAY AND NIcnr

Richmond Theatre $50 performance.
Mozart Acaicmy-Tho 1.-TWO Johns Com.
pany-s r.. 81
Rrosd strtt opera Houso-No perform
au0o.
Nu-oe Theatre Vaudeville and varieties
q M
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Colgate a Co.'s Perfumery for the Holi-
days.
Cashmere Bouquet in beautifully
trimmed baskets A suitable gift for
young and old.
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The American Hotel Bar. Felix Ke'gan
proprietor. is still open, though the hotel is
cosled for repairs. ral24t
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, January IA
Hon. u. X. Francis was duly inaugurated
Governor Of the State Of Missouri at
1880 O'Clock this morning.
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ANNAPOLIS. MD, January l4.-The
electoral college of Maryland met here
to-day and cast It's eight votes for Grover
Cleveland and Allen G. Thurman for
President and Vice President of the
United States
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Thermometer at the Times omce.

Thc Daily Iimes Almanac.
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A ANUsEiIENTS.

AMUsEMENTS.
M OZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BERGER & LEArH......L Lesseos ami Managers.
Tuesday. Wednesday. JANUARY Is, III.
and Thursday aud H..
Special Thursday Matinee.
The funniest Of al funny comedies, J. Q.
stewards
TWO JOHNS COMPANY.
NOrtcE. Ou Tuesday night each lady AT
tending viii be presented with handsome ana
unique souvenir
The Two Johns" Comedy COmrany is a
powerful dramatic organization, introducing
solos. medleys. selections from operas etc
llckets now on sale. fJal3 l5,t6.l7
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I OST.-CERTlFiCATE OF STOCK,
II No. IT, of the RICHMOND AND HEN
RICO Tt KNPikE COMPANY for one Hun.
drcd y llars, In the name of W. -. Blair 6
20. Application tor renewal has been made,
rs the original Is believed 10 have been lost or
destroyed. jel5 tutw
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THE BOSTON.
BieunatIsn

is undoubtedly caused hy tactic acid I'M
ihe blood This acid attacks the fbrou.
tissues, and causes fhc pains and aches
in tle back. shoulders, knees ankles.
hips and wrists. Thousands of people
have found in Hood oar.aparilla a pos
u.Fe cure for rheumatism. This medi-
cine, hy iis purifying action, neutralizes
the ac.dity of the blood and also builds
up aud slrongthens the whole body
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Do you have dyspeptic troublesg Take
Hood s Sarsaparilla, which has relieved
thousands and will cure you Sold by
druggists.
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STOCKHOLDERS IN THE yiR.
lGINIA lsrATE AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY will oblige the sec
rotary by calling on him at once and obtain
their certificates. A. r. VENABLE, JR..
January l.. lsSg Secretary.
ilal}2t
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is purely yege.
table preparation, being free from inju-
rous ingredients. 1t is peculiar in its
curative power
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oieepicss nights r-adc miserable by
,aa.ieu.hIe cough shLohs Cure is the
Remedy for you.
OWENS & MINOR DRU0 Co.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. January l4.-The
Presidential electors Of Florida to-day
cast their votes for Cleveland and Thur
man