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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
claimant for the thomas Fortune

The Macon Telegraph publishes ~ ac-
count Of the claim made by MI. Thomas,
% that state. that he, hi, brother, and sister
are tue nephews aud niece OF Sir. W. A.
Thomas, late OF llenricO, and that being
nearest Of Kin they are the heir,-st-lnw OF
the $3.50. fortune. The elder brother eX
presses his purpose to come on TO Virginia
Al once 10 assert their claims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Franclsco's Administrator against Shell
tons Executor. Further argued by Colonel
John IL. GUY for appellant and John Hunter,
Esq. Tor appellee ahd submitted.
Bernard against the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Poto mac Raiirsad Company.
Argned By John G.. Mason, Esq, for plain
Ulf ln error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
A Ann Alarm.

There was . stu alarm from Fire.En>
gine Company No. l YESTERDAY afternoon at
sos O'clock. caused by burning chimney at
800 north rwenty,eisnth street. The fire
men succeeded in eXtiugui.hihg the Dire be-
fore ans damage Of consequence was done.
Tne house is owned by Mrs. Hall and ocou-
pied Uy Mrs. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Tho monthly meeting OF ios Bosrd Of d.
reciors oi the Chamber ~ Commerce VIII be
helc This evening az O'Clock.
Al member. OF The Chamber are Invited
- attend There will be good deal oi
bus ness 10 be acted upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Pronsrtx rran.rsrs.

Richmond: William A. AFmis,ead's widow
and heir 10 Joseph Holzgfeie. 20 feet on
Cary street, southwest corner OF Lady,
1000; J. d. CarDeal TO Claiborne Booker,
III Ieet on north side Of Hill street between
st. John and ST. Paul. $500: Claiborne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
The American IIateI

D. now in elegant repair and thoroughly
equipped. NcN fuiuuur' am carpets. steam
hclt. and elevator. i' not surpassed in ii,
appointments by any house in the state.
Terms moderate.
MRs. Nd. AtNNsoS. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
gfp Wog IN.

At hslipl.t o'cocA yes erday morning
the cry ambulance wss summoned to the
corner Of Seventh and Marshall streets to a
white mtn who had been taken III on the
street. lie was taken 10 his home, on
Seventeenth sirn.l near \enahle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Henrieo County Court

Two cases acre set Tor trial in this court
yesterday. but both bad to De continued, as
the parties interested were not ready. No
matters OF public importance were con-
sidered
Sir. Frank I. sutton qualified as q notary
public.
The court will be In session again TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Yau uuxf Eat mr. me.

But be very careful what you eat, or YOU
may die from eating stale fruit and yegcts-
nles affecting the bowels. with dysentery,
ersmp cohc, or cholera morbus. DIR. Big
gers Huekleberry Cordial should be ss
band
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

a food for ths Nerves and Brain 40 absoiuts
euro for Nervous Heais he. Mentai weakness
Despondency. and a positive cnre for ne Liquor
Habit sold ~ ". n. scorf Franklin and so's2-
tesnth streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Mr.. Willie Lyon and Miss Katie Yeamlu
were married at Nen1he.>trcot BIpti't
church last night at 9o'clock. The church
was crowded to It's utmost cauacily. The
pastor, Rev. K. II. Pit, OlirlaIei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

FOR IHRoAf DISEASES, CoUGns, COINS. eic, ef-
fe'tual roArf is fJuni iu no use % BEONss
PROsoniAL TGJCuEs' rnce 70 ceutA sold only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

The Terminal people are Of course much
flatcd They were very naturally greatly
exercised over tbC matter, and, while eX-
pressing entire confidence p hnh victory
fort4,u and d .Niuliciiou Of their course,
tnlv wrte exceedingly fear'ul that the p )i-
fi44 would Doe ulci, lud this would nrtc,s1~
uv httc ei,cu them more or less trouble.
Ihe question uoW arises, " WA, will be
fbeu,Nt stop ~ those who are behind this
movement They NAV present ihe same
itutlsu to the Comuouwc aith's Attorney of
.inr William county and ash BIN to tiic u
200 thc CuDU Court there, OF they may put
en q holder front AVID. making thclr Identity
known. h.n- suit against tbc Terminal on
tAelr oNu h,h4n
AsuIl te seen from The above letter the
Attorney -Grneril does NOT at commit HIM
relt as to the merit ~ the petition.
Future Developments will hc watched with
o great d,ai OF interest iu Illlro,d aud tinan'
clAi circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa..

ETNou Are Examining pianos
with syiey 90 purchasing do not fail % call
~ lyland & Lee'., ol3 Main street. Their
stock is always full. splendid Pianos in
ebony. rosewood. buried walnut, ash, maple,
Oak, and mahogany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Ronas Accented.

WASHINGTON, February 10. The bond
offerings at the Treasury to-day aggregated
sl,49S,OO0. Accepted, $685. as at 1904
I09f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

knNn Money

An immeuse stock At very low prices At
Rylind * bees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Many men aud women syngtrs. Costumes
and Music Of lisa. Admission 2j ceuis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

MARYLAND Dental College, aud practiced hi-
profession IN tliN citv for several years.
~. MURRAY.
Mir John N. Murray died at . O'Clock
ni.ht before list al his residence. No. 6lo
cast Leigh street. in the seyeutV-urst ycsr ot
hls sge. Long Nrars 40 Mr. Murray was NJ
the Grm OF Harold N Murray, booksellers.
of This citv, hut Tectufy he had been dis
count clerk a. the National Bknk oI Nugiu'a.
Uewas one oi the oldest trustees of Rca-
mond college, was deacon OF the second
baptist church, lul Mss "a KIND. good mau
.uu an honorable sud respected citizen. MIR.
Murray. "a teacher AT The High school, IS his
son.
Tine funeral will take place from the Se-
coud cuurch this afternoon at $50 o clock.
MRS. MARY CoupTENAY rAIlAFERGo.
A telegram brings the p iniul news oi The
death 10 Chicago. H., ON yesterday morning
of lhi, accomplished laiy. Tier illness WAS
brief and her dcath unexpected
she wss the wife II Dr.. Frank Talia'erro,
fornoti, Of virginia aud tie eldest daughter
OF Mr. j. Il. " atkins, II this city.
Ma. IaNsferro was reared and educated
in Richmond and married and moved 10
Chicago ~ith her husband about five ytars
ngo. Her circle Of relatives aud freuds was
very larre, and her duc intellect, beautiful
character snd attractive person rendered
her central fNorilc Tue Great atm sud
study OF b,r ltte wss 70 make others happy.
FUNERAL oF NR J0uN b. DAVIS.
The funeral Of Mr.. John u. Dsyis, who
died Monday mornins at the age Of evenly
yesrs. took place from his late residence.
Nontrzuma, 10 llentico county, yesle daY
AFTERNOON al o'clock. There ~ss very
large c0ncourse Of ptOplc present, embrSclog
seversl bank pre.iden a0d other prominent
businessmen. Ex-senator Henry &. DAVIS
aud Thomas DAVIS. Esq, both OF West Nir-
ginia brothers oi the deceased; Mr. Bar
ling, oi NeN York brotncr OF Mrs. Davis;
krs. Gavin DAVIS and son, OF baltimore.
were among the Tclstiycs from a distance
who came 10 stieu0 The obseQues OF .belr
kinsman.
Toe services. which were held IN the large
paflor. were conducted by kev. Dr. George
roopcr. pa.tor Of tue First Baptist church,
t,sisted by DR.. Lssdrum, OF The second
cuurch. aud Dr. j l.. NJ. Curry. who was
long personal friend Of Nc. DAVIS. All
three of the ministers spoke In adeclionate
terms OF the dcceas' and referred 10 hts
many charitable and benevolent traits OF
character.
The rsmdus were uttered In Hollywood
1, the section OF Sir. Dsyis's son Gavin, ana
we're followed % the cemetery by Que o' Tue
Ionaest funeral professions ever seen IN
Richmond. The floral tributes were pfoiuse,
and among them were many elegant designs.
The honorary paiboesrefs we're; mnot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
CoXHoNWrMTH 90 NiRcINA }
ArTOrNEy.fgNElN's OFEff.
Nl.nNnA.- InLruIIH II. lAel


49,.
N '.'' ~ . 'A'-, y -
Aii'hN''' 70 ~ -. -,
i''"''N'' '''''i 80
Mtssrs Samuel Dickson ana 'haIles ~
DaCo,ia;
Sirg.-I lave carefully considered the pc
fiuou 20 iAo Circuit Court oi the cIiy ~
Picsfoond for q write QfD tr4rr0nf) against
fbc PionrpnI and N.st Point Terminal
Pnlwsv ard Warehouse Company, winch
v.n r,oenffQ prrtrnfc4 % mc with The ~.
ouest lh1i /. as httoruc, General II The
ets,e sto,it suo.y to Che ~aid Circuit Court
sor tbe vfif.
F-rder section o20i Code ~ Virginia.
.at,. ~ 1857 q is made the duts o. the
.,.-,,.,. f..,,r,l IN t.a,De,r as counsel f0r
tt.t,tc 3D., al c,.c. IA which the Common.
s.c,.tt +. t.fere.ied depending In the su-
,,-,..e f,,,rt az Aprs,is. the supreme Court
tn.Fru.d state. the Distinct tnd Circuit
,o,,ts o, tna T-p.ted ~i.t.. Tor the State 0f
t'r,',t, ana 1e Circuit Court oi the city
n',.4p '
c.,.., ol-c tpo Code ~ Xirqipiq. 1877.
..it,',t-, .i,,i.J,s4on If n urocoediug
,,, - ,,,, ,,',,,,,, p, sb,Il be IN the cir
80 ,'.,,, ~ ,h.c c,untv or tlrcuit or Cor.
,.o..'.o, Co.r, m tbc co,u,rat.on wherein
~, d.f,,l,,t or ono ~ the dofcndatt. re-
sid.s or n ,te defend MT he a cornoratiop.
,,l,reto A.. ,.r,oc,r,l ofloe il. or wherein its
-, ,e.tn, ,,,si1ont ar other ,nief
rai.r reside. AND If There bc no such
,W,, or ,sr,,r or none og the defendant.
r..fdofot o.. otato n,e Cuc,ltt Court ~ the
49,, p,'.,.,,,.,,l .,o.l t,,,, iurieii,iion.
.rl. ,s,...l, t',,r,sh,d n,s ia addressed 10
~ |t.',.,, ,.,,,-t 81 t,c cify ~ nic..,noud.
t., n.ye o.,eri.ioed th,f Won were undcr
,oi.,nnrehens.oo n. 10 fle location of the
nr,pcir'ei ogice OF the Richmond and West
POINT rcrminal RaHuay aud Warehouse
gouuanv. The principal office of the COM
r,nv is located iu thc town ~ West Point,
from which 81 wll bc seen that ihe circuit
Court ~ iha city ~ Richmond hus no juris.
diciion. and The writ can Only De granted
Ly ile Circuit Court oi King William
county. Whist it ls not clear, under
secrors .OLg and 3'lJ Of the code,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

The following members OF the Committee
on Admissions were elected to take the place
Of Tb0mis y. carter. Beverly 1. Crump.
and faIeWel Elicit. whose term OF Office
bal expired: John Hunter. =. G. Mas'le.
aud \. IS. Patterson; aud Nj. W. = Addl-
son wls elected to take the place Of Il. K.
Wexford. VINO WAS chosen first vice pTesi-
dcui. aod who re gned his position on the
Committee on Admissions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

4 teieerlm was received here Yesterday
moruine from Ashc,'nr. \. G.. announcing
tbe death taDrc rf Dr William T. Nrutch-
deid. ausntc of EIc9mond. gai travelling
salesman fof % wholesale drug-house m New
York. Ile dispatch WAS from Nr. John H..
LYONS and W., addressed 90 Mr.. Charles W.
Coddn. br ,htriu-lsw ,i the d,cta'cd.
Mr.. G1ddn Vir.1 Mr. Lyons. who Is q
Richmond m % aud "a friend ot thc family, 10
have the lemGos brought O. Richmond. and
they viii leave A,heyilie on the 1910 L. NJ.
uuttn.huuud eNUgc-, to-day.
pr. Cutclucli wa, son Of the late
Geor.c X. Cucphold. brother oi Mr.. lee
tmtchGcld. and h3ii.hrothor " Pohce-Jus-
tcc John j. Crntchfelt and Mr. George
Cruichi. ld. late tu,iness-tnanaecr OF the
Iachmoud Whig he was graduate ot the
Matvland Dental College, aud practiced his
profession IN tlis cat, for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

salvation OiI, the great pain remedy. as
inimsnt h nonnaIsi. Price only "a osnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Mr.. W. II. sands. on behalf Of the dele
gates 10 The National Bar Association, made
a report. which was on motion received and
fled. ard on further motion was referred 10
the Committee on Amendments Of the Law.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

The associItion now proceeded TO the
election Of officers with the following resu &;
President, T.. II. Mcclure; First Nlce-Presi-
dent. Preston Cooke; second Nice-Prcsi-
dent. Il. Randolph Wexford, Third Vice
Pre.Hcnt. george BRYAN; secretary, J. r..
y. Daniel; Treasurer, =. y. Shield;
Member of Executive Committee in place 81
Preston Cooke, whose term has expired, Con-
WV H.. Sands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
THE TERMINAL WINS
ArToRwgY-GEEERAL AYERS WILL NOT
APPLY P0R GU wARRAETO WRIT.
without Passing on It's Merits Re Declines
TO Pile the Petition Presented
70 HIM.

Attorney General Ayers has declined 10
Institute q''o Wauaa'o proceedings for the
forfeiture oi the Terminal charter. snd yes
.1erday addressed the following letter 70
.fie.sr.. Dickson sDd DaCosia, counsel Tor
unnamed principals, who about three weeks
ago presented 10 BIN a petition wh'eh they
dcsfof him 20 Gie in court, AMI tue object Of
which was o. attack the chatter on grounds
that have already been published in the Dis
patch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

on Pianos and Orgaas at Hume, Minor 4
Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Hoods Ssrsapsrills 10 pecul n to itself and
superior to ali other preparations In strength
economy. and medicanz r,aA--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Yo nltln fOlkea

BggcHAW's PILLS act Ike magic or f. w-as
stomach.
, 1889-01-17
THE ISEsSSE4 con.
when the Fish Vsere DISc1vrrcH and
E5ov SamCJ.

Judge J. c.. Swan was interviewed bv
a reporter OF the Portland Oreg0Hjta
and said: The black .od received ITS
name in the following manner: Early iu
1860 while stationed at Neah Bay, IN the
Indian service, l received two fine
specimens uf this fish which I sent r.
Washington. Ia general Appearance,
when first caught, it resembles cod or
whiting, and the traders IF NeaA bay,
ii. \. Webster, Capt. Alexander Smy.
son, Capt. WInsUn ana others called it
black cod The IakHh Indians IF
Cape Fiattery call It Beshaw, the Hy-
dahS, OF Queer Charlotte islands, cal It
skill.
In 1888 l went to Queen Charlotte
islands for the Smithsonian institute
and procured quantity OF these fish
which split and Gres2ei like cod fish.
removing the head aui backbone As
ter they had rtCn salted for two weeks
IN var, / pressed them to remove all
pickle ard render them firm, and then
packed them in boxes IN dry salt. ! had
no barrels t. put them in pickle. These
fish L sent to Washington whore they
We're received in splendid condition aud
were distributed by Prof. Baird tu
the fish bureaus of New York and Is $
ton, vino were uuGpImuus in their np.
proyal of them rs tie finest fish they had
tasted.
Professor Band wrote to me to sUg,
gest a suitable name / sent him list
of dCzr' ludian names, all Of which
he rejected, and he said. let them he
called black I'D, and they are known ny
| that name ia all Eastern States. Tie
fish should be dressed like the true cod
split on the belly, and the head and
| bac6houc removed. The heads are very
! fat and oily, and Impart an unpleasant
! flavor to the rest %, the bodies after they
nave been some time IN pickle The
| indians boil the beads aud extract n
quantity o. grease, which resembles ooIa-
han grease, which IS Ike soft Lard. II
our Gloucester fishermen 90 INTO tins
black cod fishing and viii dress the fish
as L have suggested they will control the
| Eastern markets, as l was iBformed hv
| Eugene BiaCkfOet, state fi=h ,ommil-
sioner and wholesale dealer in Fuito.
market, New lork. that fish with the r
heads Gu Will not sell in the New York
market"
, 1889-01-17
THat-ol County


-''''' - ','1 ,.''''' =
7l'..' /. ei,oI.i"Ir h'-'"HE ed!t!ch or
h-- paper. The following are few
extracts fruu the sane:
Perhaps $50 buildings have been
erected IA tho county during the past
year. IHU uf which have been con-
strHc.sl ~ ~nhu-l- and Nhatcom
dUriuE tiaGa-t six months: and the
ia3.g.;iui.- ar tuat 13D more VIII ue
ngi.t ou Hel.!uganm bay ~ the wear
1852.
The county and city are practical
sy fr,- from .gbr -ut our wealth and
rs.Ernu.~ -r= Increasing continually
" luu tha "iEtHr OF this Pauer
81 rt"t n" E"rri.." JOS 5hm- ~iX year
ago tH-T" w"rr H'I half dozen wa
..'H~ ~ III" county. and TIE roads
%"I,. "N'arI!n4.E limited and "a's.
To-day 'b' roads af" numerous a2t
..".. .ai..-. Kills ".1 u" more wagons
s.-. .s'fi@!.- . 'Ht.a-"
-T" t-.I- ~" ,t-y = -" arms
N"." F' N" l"'''' ~ me y I'd. h-.-''
:.H-'t valley .", '.-a"E nearly l.
'n." -.I"- al" h"lt by -.rm'E7 pm
r.i..'tF- .i.,i Va can roast 81 H,@P,I
.a...A 1l '"'A' NV ,.'i' "i 'l'
49"-- taEi4- o, i1-a5 sound are 10
.' i""ai IN " A"''.a. ''H".L' an"
y -s' 4,''i i.': i'"77 1.' 't''i ~ ~ ~
'i -'''' ~ " "-''3!S'"H. 'etii' ~ VIII
....7- 7'th 't'i'- 'i 'f"''0' ""t'7' u :.
cram. oats .'...' '..- 'A L ''5'-'-''i..-,
'''' ..'' i+' = ''>'..', ..--. IL '.'..
d'' 'as. .i'-" -@ +" =. '..-.-- al cedar
a..', - '.'.'..i "'.'A,rii''.t any "h't''
AMI 'A. cal ''i..1,...7 20" ''siH5 'r-
.t'+'t i'-a'-ii-.. "il'-t Iis-r7i III
''-A !''t- .-I no i"''i'5'''7 were
,-oy'z,i'' 'l- "-'' '-f '41oe ana 'i'%
..".. "..'' ".,,,'. p, -' 3"lH LAehi-9 9I
i-.'...'''- 80 ','E u ''oZ,'h i'.'jio""7 u,
are lH'"' t,'i''. .,.' 10 'o''rh '9I.lI'7
AiAl Day, anu al . -'I7I IoGt WI ''T
cgi-7 ! '!''i''S '''t ga" IL ms I ,"L'E
"nHh "nHI 'ne -PI-A$ d'"h7-th' O1fh-
%"'' ram ''" II, 'hs C'"i -AILle9 o4 IN"
( NooN 'aIh; "I1 p'LAal'7 Il toS2lI2
ROAD 10 lahe =. EaIc1M; tha Cauhel"
Ta''Ioai ID u lew NtS-ia !i,9'ef' Tie
hehHel' fa!Ifoa" 10 the 2AaglL coal
ana non mines; the west coast
through the Nook@acN valley: what
othef county can show brighter
prospect
Inc NooHsack river VIII he bfldg-
Ell at ferndaie and perhaps above
the Crossing; water works will be
constructed to supply the Belling-
ham bay towns from Lake " hatcom;
/ electric hight VIII dazzle the eyes OF
people VINO have heretofore been ac-
customed to candies IN W hatcom; Il
, 1889-01-17
SCENIC AND CLIMATIC.
Evidences Of Puget Sound Climate
Scenery and Products

One If the best aul most attractive
witnesses - the mil Iues1 Of PUEet
Sound winters ma, b" found in the
photography oi I. II. Rutter, at the
foot Oi Eleventh street. in this city.
It Is the picture II aa apple tree
loaded with fruit, standing at the
corner Of {. and Seventh streets. on
the lot Of Mrs. Ware. The picture
was taken on the I'D day Of Decom~
Der Ust two days before Christmas.
III back ground may be seen
through the heavily laden bOUghs Of
the apple Zee the superb hradqUaT-
tiers building Of the Northern Pacific.
This is about as fine Christmas
card as could be sent from this city
20 eastern friends advertising the eli
ate and at the same time the splendid
business structures of Tacoma. 4
great majority of eastern people are
unable 10 realize the fact that the eli
mate Of Puget Sound Is as mild and
pleasant as that OF Mississippi dur
ing the winter. and equals that OF
Colorado in the summer season.
They are ignorant Of the geOgTaphi-
cal truth that the climate of this Sec
ton is tempered by the influence of
the warm Japan current. Just as that
Of England Is modified by the Gulf
stream. Residents of New England
can scarcely believe that the lawns
in this city are beautiful and green
all winter Still such is the case.
and if they will only pay Tacoma q
visit they can verify the statement
with their own eyes.
Right along side Of the picture al
luaed to above is a photograph of a
winter scene in Montana, showing
the snow at a depth OF sixty feet.
The contrast IS striking IN the ex-
treme, and should be seen in order
to be fully appreciated.
Mr.. Rutter also has a large photo
graph, illustrating the comparative
size of eastern fruits and vegetables
of this territory. The former, when
compared with the latter, look like
pygmean specimens standing in front
of the huge products of Brobdignag.
This picture was taken for Major Al
bert Whyte, who wanted it TO take
along on his trip to Scotland.
The major also had the artist make
Il photograph Of American lake, with
Nit. Tacoma in the di--7uce. This
was -.ed IN order to show the peo
pie of Scotia what magnificent seen
cry may be seen in the great northl
west.
The pictures are being purchased
in great numbers by the people ol
this city and sent to friends in the
east
, 1889-01-17
A Homnns Di.cOVrry

Another wonderful discovery las
bean made, Gnd tee by n lady in this
county. Disease fastened It's clutches
upon her and for seve.. years she with
stood Its severfst tests, Int her vital or
gins werc undermined aud death seem
Cd imminent. For three months she
couched necessarily and could not sleep.
She bought of us Il bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery foF Consumption ard was
so much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been miraculous'y cured.
Her name is Mrs Luther Iuta" Thus
write e. c. Ham9ick q Co., of Shelby,
\. C..-Get trial bottle at \. d. Hill &
Sous Drugstore. ianSw1
, 1889-01-17
naDIulOus

". -. Iggist, Bippus. Ind.
testifes; u can recommend Electric
BitteTs Is the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case One man took six huttlcs, and
was cured OF rhrGmaiism Of 10 years
5taniiuC.' Abraham Hare, druggist,
BcIivilc. Chic. atiIrmS: The hest sell
ling medicine [ have ever hauiiad in my
% years experience, IS Electric Bi;ters
thousands of others have added their
testimony So that the verdict is mani
nous that Electric Bitgrrs DO cure all
diseases o. the Liver. Kidney or Blood.
:SUrh n medicine you viii find in Elec-
i-ir Bjttors, and only 80 cents a bottle.
\. d. HILL E Son.
, 1889-01-17

You cannot afford to waste time ex-
uerimentinG when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems at
first Only 4 cold. Do not permit any
dealPr tn inpos" upon yOu with some
cheap imitation OF DR.. King's New Dis.
cnvery for Consu lption. Coughs and
colds, but I've sure you get The genuine.
Because be can make mnre profit he may
tell YOU hs has something Just as good.
or lust the same. Don't be deceived,
but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New
Discovery. which Is guaranteed tO-Give
relief in all Th-ost. Lung and Chest af
fections. TIl' bottle free at \. d. Hill
G Sons drug ore.
, 1889-01-17

Z BHju1-i.I.'a NGnday ESQ. County
ATTY. lav c.. Tex says: Have usad
Elcc:uic Bifters with most happy results
Nv hruJI.Hr also was very low with Ma
'arial Fever and Jauuaice, hut was
'prrj 10y timely use Of the medicine.
IN satisfied Electric Bitt"rS s-yRI LIS
.-r."
Mr. -. =. Wi'c"x~ru. of Horse Cave.
~. H-ii~ a like testimony. >Syiu-: lie
rr-iriya'r b.Iirvrs b" wnu'I have died.
r."i r. at been for Electric BItfars.
E.u's lrra. r.unly will ward of. ae
well a- rara all alariaI DI-e;-,- a,..!
FOR All kriu-yI LjAa~ and Itumach Dis
o'd"~- stand, uu-cuaNrd, Price SOC
and 81 IT y y H5ll Il Son.