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Father" said Rollo ailirmatively, "Tos
Ochitree and broke window in the school
house today" "Wellf said Mr.. Holiday, in.
quiringly. well, Tom said he didn't know
anything about il and the teacher licked him
for lying, and | owned up and said did 1t,
and then he licked me for breaking the
window" That seems hard, " said Rollos
father, but Toms punishment was greater
than yours, for his conscience upbraided
him" Il don't think he has any, said Rollo
sadly, "and beside got the worst u II any
how, for Tom licked me after school for own
Ing up" II know, my son, but remember,
the wicked are exalted for little while, but
arc gone out and brought lew" IL guess
that's 50, SAID Rollo, greatly comforted, "for
just as ho was climbing over the fence |
caught him OH tho head with brick that
sent his left ear about two inches ahead ~
Bob BEdottA
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ELLIS. bIAEbohN.
Capt. Ambrose Snow. by virtue OF his
position a. president of the Marine So
cietv, is the coxswain OF the crew lie
was "A commander Of merchant vessels
until the age Of 40, when he established
a shipping firm that has been in existence
over thirty years.
Capt. James Harding is hale and
hearty Young fellow Of 50, and was
master Of vessel when he was only %
years old.
In the thirty-fye wears that he fol
lowed the sea, Capt William b. Hinton
had command Of seven full rugged ships
He performed sea service during the civil
ana mexican wars ror tne past fifteen
years lac has been a dry dock superinten.
dent.
Capt. William II. Allen was captain
Of several packet boats during the forties
Capt Gustavus d. >. Trask became q
master after only six years Of service
He is now the governor of Sailors Snug
Harbor at Staten Island.
What Capt. John r. Dcwar doesn't
know about the various countries ON thu
globe could be embodied in a very small
pamphlet He has sailed good many
miles from anywhere. lie has been port
captain and superintendent Of the Guion
steamships Tor the past twenty years.
Capt W \. Ellis began to wander over
the seas in ships IN 1888. He is now
surveyor for the board of underwriters
OF New York.
Capt George \. Dearborn, now one Of
New York city's dockmasters, became a
sad sea dog in 1871.
Capt Samuel G. Fairchild never had
a shpwreck or other disaster during the
rhirty-two years that he was a com
mander OF ships that piowed the seas ali
over the world. lie is now a United
States Inspector Of steam vessels.
Capt James Parkers large experience
has been acquired in the United States
navy. lie did good service during the
civil war lie is a lawyer
Capt Albert Spencer, although he has
been on land duty since 1861, learned
everything worth knowing about the
sea before that time lie IS an interest
ing talker
Capt. stephen Whitman began his sea
faring life in 1910 and found ont all he
wanted 10 know about the oceans bs
1870. since which time he has been lind
ing ont that, on the whole. there are
some pretty good things on land, too
lie is a surveyor of vessels loading pc
troleum AT the port of New York.
Capt. George l.. Nortons service be-
gan when he was but II years old. and
he thought he'd had enough of it by
1871. when be quit the sea. He has q
half interest in The Marine Journal
Capt. Benjamin f. Marsh first looked
over the rail Of "A packet steamer and
asked what the sad sea waves we've say
Ing in 1912. Full many tale of the
golden orient can he tell you. and he
knows Europe like book. He is now
in the produce business.
Capt W. w. Urquhart had com
mand Of packet ship when he was only
%. He has had some tough experience
with the waves, and has done some not
Die life saving, Ilc is now a hotel pro |
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On all these lioIfs the wheels are sRui
fully concealed by drapery; and 1t l. f.
be- noted that those here mentioned are
but a few out of one division Of the lone
parade. Aside from thisand the military
the naval parade viii perhaps bee most
interesting. as the ncw national ships Of
war will be- present in the bay. Tie
DYNAMITE Ncsuvius will be- among
them if her contractors can possibly fin
ish her IN time. The display of yacht.
will also be very fine and has this addi
tional advantage. that il can be- seen by
all without extraordinary trouble. li
short. there is no reason % doubt that
this centennial viii indeed Doe an occa
sion Of which every American may be
proud
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Correspondingly quick time 10 other poihu
Through bills Of laden issued at low rates.
Z. 4. TAYLOR,
&C - General Freight Agent.
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pRUGs. MEDICINES. &c.
O W E Ms & III \ 0 R
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSMb-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMsandall kinds
Of beautiful fine English, French and American
HAfRRRUsHEs. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BkUsHEs. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both M
wholesale and retail. We are agents for the now
Justly eelehra; Dyspepsiacure, CHAsECITf
LITHIA WALL which We deliver I'm any
part of the city for y cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection VIII DO
well % drink this water freely. .-...,..
We make a speciality of hitting TIKI ~
and keep a full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and Cru TCHEs, all
kinds and prices.
ave hayeall the leading brands of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keepa nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
member 90 Try our NELLIE BLY, CHEW lN1
TOBACCO.
PHYSICIANS prescriptions carefully prepared
hv c0mpctout Pharmacists. and none but the
PUREsT MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 20 call and get a tOiur Card ana prices
Of WadesWOrths silica Paint, when II better
aud cheaper than Lead ana oil.
Please remember that iOrcNcrNthlnR usually
found In iirst-class wholesale ana retail drut
store. 90 20
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
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THE DAILY TIMES SUNDAY. APRIL g. 1888

nristor and enjoys life tremendously,
60, Richard Luce followed the wiiai
in, business as boy. officer and master
mil 1852. In the next twenty years he
sa;lod 10 the Fast Indies, Australia ana
ca, Francisco. His ship, the SUNRISE
was captured by Confederate piivateef
in 1863 and bonded for 5000 for Tue
last nine years Capt. Luce has been one
., tho managers of Sailors Snug Harbor.
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEBb
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
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ATLANTA. GA. November :, ls-, -tentie-
men, have used five bottles OF your II. H..
g.. and chcerfuUy res OmmeH 10 AS the best
blood purifier and tonic / have ever used.
Since taking your cure / have gained twenty
pounds tn weight.
Yours truly
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his own hands and from his own designs for
these pedcstais, which alone have cost him "A
fun month Of labor, decorated as they are
witi delicate wroaihs of carved foliage and
beautiful roses and other flowers initiating
old faenza earthcnwaie
The confectioncr's art viii be represented
by nfty-eight sugar pyramids deliberately
worked up hy the chef. basis OK Washington,
cupids. eagles and lions, severed with Amer
icsn fags and solidly planted ON socles Of
various forms, dr,ssei ny ia bronze, old gold
or silver. and ~. high pieces, nougats and
candiod fruits, not 10 mention innumcrable
tymbals. which will be filled on April 80 with
delicious things, and are already packed
away IN huge boxes piled up IN the cellars OF
tho Hoffman house.
Here Is list Of the delicacies that viii DO
found In the buffet
CuArD.
Coasomnc cltrine en tassS fOr 900 peope
Hultres pouletics
Bonchecs a Ia Isine
Terrapin Maryland
Croqueties dc Nolaul.
Flet de bouf piq'e sauce pcivrade.
NhaIpu au jus.
6auinon an Beurre &c Montpelier
Base rayec a Ia Borgia
Tfriite saumoncc a Ia B,yadere.
T.iet de tu',lf q Ia Russo.
Aspcs de fOies-gras en- belle vue
Janlbop historic.
BuiS@ons de truffes du Ferigord
Pate des canariis
Asplcs de langues lmperlaie.
NoiS de yean n Ia Ravg0tte
GalaDtinc tnlffec a la sclec
Chaufro.l drtoians
Agucau dc prntcmps rot
Eccassines e pluslers Ia gelee.
Sundw ic4ics do foics gfas
Sarsde dc Volatile
SGade de llomard
~ rUCU.KiEs
& re aus fruits
~ Gelee Rubanna.
Charlotte Ruse.
Charlotte d0ucc
McrinSnes a Ia crena
Biscuits des Princes.
Brooches
Gatcaux
lg.fife -f,nfx
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~ ISL 'fe'' 1900 w.
At the carving tables at the end Of the
auditorium. thirty-six cooks with as many
assistants will carve the meat 50 perfect
viii be the entente between the chief cook IN
Seventh avenue and the chief steward In the
middle Of the hall, that on n signal given 10y
the latter bv means Of an electric bell every
meat viii be carved simultaneously, and
every course served at the same time at each
If the twenty-oight tables without confusion
or delay. thus avoiding the awkward predica-
mont Of guests beginning only 10 dine while
others are already enjoying their roast. Each
section of the six horseshoes and each central
table will be provided with huge silver coffee
nois. from which delicious coffee will be
drawn and placed nearly ut the same minute
before every diner. There Will be fine cham
pacnc. limmoi or chartreuse 10 60 with the
speech making and q special brand OF ia-
vana cigars imported for the occasion
This IS the menu Of the banquet.
Hors-d'nuvre varies.
pOTAoE.
Tortue verte
UOrS-dpuvre ChaudS.
Petites timbacs q Ia minlsterfeiie.
POISSON
sSanfr0ns dn Kanebec, sauce Hollaud0ise
Ceacb being presented on an oval sOcle four feet
long and admirably decorated.
Salade de concombres Il Ia Mayonnaise
Pommes lAnglaise.
RELEvrs.
Filet De b0uf pique sauce Madere.
Champignons sautes. Haricots verts
ENTRIES.
Petits pols, a Ia Franchise.
Caisses de BecaSsiues, lAmericaine.
FlageOlets au Neloute.
Aspics de foies gras rarcelies.
Sorbets la Presidence.
ROT
POuct de printemp5 gu cTeSSon-
Salade Russo.
Glaze fantaisie.
DESSERTS
Petits fours Notices. GateauK.
Fruits
Pieces montecs.
pptits pains NiennOis.
VHs.-IIaut Sauterne; Thompson Sherry; Cha
TEAM eoylp, b. and q Moet 81 ChaudOn lmpe-
rial Brut. AiOet et ChandOn, White Seal; q. II.
Mumm, Extra Dry; Gfieser Green seal; Bour-
gOgue, IOmanee-COnt.
LiQrrrRs Fine Champagne, Kmmel, Chart
reuse jaime.
Ap0linaris water for all
Laperruque is n blonde, good looking
Frenchman Of 81. Busse Is a six foot, well
proportioned Prussian. But on the serene
field on which these two generals arc 70 ma
newer there will be no antagonism Of race
or politics. Both have worked as one man,
with indomitablo will, clear foresight, and
calm, business like decision, for the success Of
the two big culinary features Of tho Wash
ingtou centennial
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\ Weeping Water doctor whose house had
been occupied all winter BY widow who had
tailed 10 pay the rent. interviewed her one
day recently and offered 10 donate her all
past due rents provided she would move out
She thanked the doctor for bis kindly offer,
and SAID She had got acquainted there now
and preferred TO stay where she was She
siiu holds the fort Kansas City Times.
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WEST POINT ACCUMULATION

Lave Hicnmont ,zl st top3Q. fNHa
Arrive Richmond
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years being minister of justice and Of
foreign affairs
In 1872 when Juarcz died lerdo sue
ceodcd him, and was reelected four
months later with very little opposition
In 1873 he was a candidate for reelection
and congress declared him elected, but
as there was q doubt as 20 the validity o.
the vote the chief justice Of the supreme
court declared the constitution inter
rupted, retired 10 Guanajuato, aud de-
clared himself provisional president.
The government troops were defeated
and Lerdo fled, finally reaching New
York. p-hore he recently died.
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about what time. aud where did the
knights originate and hourishr asked the
teacher And the smart bad boy said he
reckoned in tao dark cages. And for the
fftioth timo that week the poor, patient
teacher wished size could out and die.-Bob
Hurilrra
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Housokeeper in Kansas City, don't want
n0thn
Peddlar-l am not anxious 20 sell | only
stopped % remark that Chicago, whore I've
been pe,ldln', cant hold a candle 10 Kansas
CITY
Don't belioye 10 Kim"
"No indeed. mum Chicago Is goin' to
the dogs EAST People there are awful poor,
whilo in Kansas City find everybody is Just
rollln' in wealth. aud real estates a-boomin.
Fast trains from Kansas City 10 New York
won't stop 40 Chicago in another year"
"What have you got 10 sell"
"Soap Something new Only s a cake
IN take two New York Weekly.
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Cashier-You'ye signed your name on the
face instead OF Oh tho back OF the check, ma
dame
Mrs DreSsler-Look here, young mani my
husband amt got no more rights than have.
He signed MS on that side when no writ tn
document, an I'm goin to-Judge.
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A GREAT BANQUET HALL.
AL ABOUT THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
The CENTENNIAL BALL.

\ Scene nj tho metropolitan Orera uoosc
That win Live Long In the Memory OF
IL. Witnesses How the Six Thousand
Guests VIII he Served
Onc Of the biggest problems that confront
ed the managers Of the great centennial in
New York city was how 20 provide for tho
entertainment Of COCO persons at the reccP-
ton aud ball on April p and FOR that Of the
president and the 800 other guests nj the ban
auct On April 90 says the New York Sun
The place for the two colossal entertainments
Vas pretty soon decided upon. The Metro
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Dudley Bloodgcod, do me twowsahs
dc the calf
Bloodsood-Yes, Dudley, they fit you very
well Burlington Free Press.
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The Return.

Boston Mother-Me dee-ar boyl
Boston Father (who has been putting I'D
the capital Hannah, you're approaching
the truth.-Judge
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80

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
h'AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schtdul,
commencing APRIL .lst 1859 easferu
standard time;
{, - am. leaves Byrd street station faiiy. stop.
only 90 Ashland Junction, Milford
and frrief cfshufg. sleeper g.
Washington all NUn OIh.
llO1 am. leaves Byrd eIrent station daily. cT.
cept Sunday. par.or can to washing
tom
625 IN. leaves Byrd street statioa dGiiy
sleeper 90 NpW York.
80 am. arrives at BYRD street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
s5s pm. arrives At Byrd street station daily
stope Rt flcdcrcFsl Milford
junction A-lIl ID sleeper irCm
WashIngi, an NcN York.
lUlO pm. arrives az B}rl street station daily
except SUNDAY. paflor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINs.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
0.isam. leaves Eliza. Arrives WsA-hianl 40
t.Jj an.
800 pa. accommodation. leaves 8yid street
station arrives a. ASHLAND az o pu.
5B pm. leaves tloa, arrives a. Ashland 81
6l5 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland at 6a5
ESQ am. Recommendation. arrives ~ Hysd
street station; leaves AshIani 80 90
s5s pm. arrives st E'ba losyes Ashland 81
T1YLOR. oenoral Ticket Agent.
z. 7. d. MYERs. General snnerlntondent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
y ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LlNItBI re-
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT DECEMBER - loss
LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 A. NJ. Daily, tiQ Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Lcayes PETERSBURG liw
NJ daily arrive NUffI|s
pm.
$50 a. NJ. Daily, tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ut Petersburg lI.t
A. N. 80. leaves Petersburg lu.t
A. NJ for farmRlle, LyucDlurE
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. and rl
points South ana West. lhhOt Oil
COACH no RADfORD.
600 r. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond aud Petersburg
RAILROAD. Arrives al lctcr-huE az
go Pm, ieafcs Petersburg 900 J.
NJ, daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 q
NJ. THROUGH CAR TO NOh
GOO p. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving 10 Petersburg at
$50 =. VI, conuectine With luln NJ
!, leaving Petersburg at 4aU T.. VI
for farmfiile, Lynchuurg. Roanoke.
P0oahontas, Bristol, Knoxville, hat
tanoosa, and all points South and
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOhMODA
TONS.
No. l-sleepiug-car Potcrshurg 90 Brsto
without change. leaving Petersburg DO - al
40 =. NJ. Pullman sleeper LvsenbuTg {,
Memphis. without change.
No. 5 Pullman -lccpe- lyuClhurg 20 NcW
Orleans. and Roanoke 90 Chattanooga without
change.
Tickets. baggage-checks and aIl information
can be- obtained az Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS. u,O N.uf
street, and al the COmpany's office. .rl ka-i
Main street.
W b. BEFlLL.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES g.. EDDY. Vice. President
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He ,ii~uuder,tool.

Mrs Fangle-It's getting light I'll raise
the blind
Mr.. Fangle tonly half awakel-All right
I'll stay.-The Epoch
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party TO powcr he
joined the liberal
administration Of
Juafcz az Vera
Cruz. and re-
turned with him
fo Mexico When
tlcFrench troops
wcrc coming To-
ihecapiial lcr'io
accompanied tlIc
president in his
retreat, and was
his con .tgllt cou-
.lnilu for IN d
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What Wo Are Coming To.

When collection Of bric-a-brac takes the
places OF works OF art, hash will bc good
substitute for beefsteak. New Orleans Plea
p,..Aa
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TRAINS NeRrHwARD.
'Dally. tDaily except eunaaYl.
STOPPING pLAlEA

Nos. II and - makes no stops. 40. % stops
signal at Chester. tcntia'ia ard Nanehtstcr
80. 10 stOf on signal at all regular stations.
40. 66 stops on sigLa. o. all regular stations.
ana also at Temples std Port MaifhaL Nos
passenger.
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ItlAIuDul hllu Union fNiLfs hNl lhllt tAltNI
sunday between Balcony Falls aud Licking
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 pm.-HAIL daily
s.l6 Observation-Disclosures dsily (eIoor
Sunday.
CORRECTIONS
At Clifton Forge wllc Cneaapeake aud Oh
railway Tor the South, West, AMI Northwest,
At LynchDufg with Norfolk and WesIes
railroad for al points south, Southeast. 40
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway 10
all points NORTH aud South
Al Richmond with Associated Railways 10
all points in the South. and Richmond. fred~
ioksburg AID Potomac railroad tor the >crgt
At Lexington with Baltimore and ONO rsL
ROAD, making close connections af hArptr
ferry 20 ana from PtgsbIrs ard tae Wes
also 20 points North ana East.
SLEEPING ca rs ~ NlhbL 10 o. 5i rs
PHlS, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE kDft
Tfans marked daily except sunday, @Dail
Tickets sold 10 All puint6. Offices. u
Bast daln treet, iJyU Main stroetact
Richmond an Allegheny depot, K.ght4 20
Cana streets.
JOHN X. MkCAUKDO,
7de5 Genl Passenger Aeen
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Va.
WHAT An OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE
HAS TO SAY
cOSCERSISG THE
Chase City Mineral Wafer
FoRKLAsD, NorrAwAy County. "a,

August Is, ls55.
NJ. n h. Hurry. Chass CNy. Va:
Sir.-fOr many years | suffered very much
from dyspepsia, nth It's complications, such
as uerNousuess. neuralgia, Indigestion. cousti-
patton. liver affection, etc, until became al
most confirmed invalid. During the time
WAS treated by intelligent physicians. who pre-
scriied various remedies. ! used both lltha
and other mineral waters. also Or. Warmers
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing 81 your newly-dlseOyered Chase
City Mineral Water | sent for and obtained
case OF IT, Do lasted me about three weeks,
during which time improved SO much as 10
be able 20 leave home, which l bad not been
able 70 DO Tor months previous. then went 10
Chase City and continued the use of the water
fresh from the well. for four weeks. which
gave me mofc real benefit than All the other
remedies COmDln Il. My nerves were soon
quleted. could sleep wei all night. my gloomy
Tears ,nn iOreOodlngs vanished. my mind be
came bright and cheerful. | could enjoy the
company Of my friends which before avoid
rdJ. my appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that could eat almost
any KIND Vt food with rpunity). the cOustlpa-
zion was relieved, aud the sidney affection
greatly benehtei-all OF which | attribute 70
the use OF your mineral water.
! must say, in conclusion, that consider the
discovery OF this water "a blessing - AFFLICTED
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos
trums. Go 10 natures fountain Of health ;
Drink OF It's healing water. Go drink, and be
made whole" J. q. POWELL.
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HUNNICUTT'S
Rheumatic Cure

hllGuIlldllC Uul6
AUlinst the world tor all impurities of the
blood and diseases OF the kidneys ana skin.
n is ntsomteiy an infailibie cure ioi hheu
m stl.m in ali if- forms.
We do NOT refer 90 people in soWe remote
and inaccessible place. hut give you tnc tcsil
mOny of your friends and ncighbOrs. Here is
tue proof.
KIDNEY TROUBLES RELIEVED.
Gentlemeu-I have ueen sufferer with
kidney troubles Tor seventeen years, and have
been treated by prominent physicians of this
state ana Alabama. / have used large qunu
Titles of medicines advertised 10 cure b'ood
and kidney diseases without RECEIVING tht
slightest benefit. About SIX weeks ago stl
tered such intense pain scarcely being able
GO breathe az times concluded 90 trr Hun
nicutt'- Rhcnmat e. Cure ard after using one
bottle was entirely ana absolutely cured, anu
for the nrst time Do seventeen years am
without the slightest pain. and earnestly re-
commend all who suffer 10 give your cure
''''' ''''' ''''' J. c. wARVOCK.
ils T.. Fair street, Atlanta, Ga.
AGREAr BLOOD PURIFIER
ATLANTA. o.. November 4. 1885, - Gantle-
men, have used five bottles OF your II. X.
g.. and cheerfulB re, omme.d 10 as the best
blood purifier and tonic / have ever used.
Since taking your cure ! have gained twenty
pounds tn weight
ANAA' IT Wv
WILLIAM TURNER.
MOST FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM ALL WHO
UsE IT,
ATLANTA. Ga, January ~, ls's.
Gentlemen. II have sold HuuuIcutt- Rheu
matte Cure Tor several years, and have ht
the most favorable report from those VINO
have used IL. JOHN B. DANIEL,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggist.
PROM TnE AUTHOR Oh UNCLE REMrs.
ATLANTA. Ga, March B. lsos
Gentlemen / take pleasure in saying that
your nuunicutt's Rheumatic Cure Fl. tho BEST
fate ever seen. Ny mother VINO had been
suffering with rheumatism for thirty years,
was entirely relieved by q few bottles.
Yours truly.
JOEL CHAMBER HARRIS.
AN ATLANTA PHYSICIAN SPEAKS.
ATLANTA, a.. October I'd, ISIS,
H. X. e. Co. Gentlemen. / have used your
Rheumatic Cure loo several cases of the worst
type. and am glad 10 sny DC had the desired
effect In every case. take ~ cat pleasure in
recommending your mcaicluo % those who
ARE suffering from rheumatism and its atten-
dant complications, and II tried, am conf
dent of MS efficacy.
Respectfully etc.
j. a. NELMs. NJ. d.
u o. BOX "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
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