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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICR.
Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.
BmsnSomAM. ALA. August II. 1857.

BfRhlNGHAM. ALA, August II. 1851
Proprictors llunnicuit Rheumatic Cure:
Gentlemen During fall aud winter of 1880
! was stricken down with lulammatOry Iihou-
matism and confined % ms room for three
months. and after got out went on crutchcs
for thirty days longer. had the bcstot medi-
cal attention. swallowed "a fearful Tot Of drugs.
and grew worse from day tO day.
friend sent me one half bottle Of
HUNNICUTT'S RHEUMATIC CURE.
found among the persons who hfd tried il
recommendation from Or. PcmberiOn. OF
Atlanta wrote to him fO give me full account
OF his experience. ard his honest opinion of
your medicine. lie answered that AN De- had
said about IL was true. and advised me tO try
IT, ordered six bottles and began taking 10
with many doubts. bur 90 my surprise my APP
petite began 20 improve. slept well and The
swelling began 10 90 down. ard In ten days
was walking with cane. and threw that away
in few d,ys. ann now. believe. perfectly
well, ana have been for more than year.
have recommended 10 fOsctcml other rhou-
matte sufferers. each OF whom say that IL
worked like charm on them. II isa marvel
lous blood pa ihcr.' and ID f0u Will sec that
iS kept pure. n Will CONT uc 20 Dee a blessing
10 suffering humanity.
Hoping you success. / am and ever will be
friend 20 H. Il. g.. Yours truly.
w. II. llrNTFR. L. = C0mmi siOnCr
Fifth judicial Circuit VI Alabama.
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Norfolk Landmark: For God sake
help me to defend this young lady from
these men " was the cry that greeted
Mr.. r. w. Goode Monday night as he
was on his way to his home on the
Princess Anne avenue. The cry came
from a young man named Stonewall
Blount, who is employed on the Boston
wharf, and his companion was young
white girl named Ella Nottingham.
who resides on Chapel street near the
corner Of Henry, short distance from
the Ocean View railroad depot.
Mr.. Goode Immediately went to the
rescue of the young lady. and as he did
three cOlored men ran off INTO the dark
and made their escape. The scene of
the assault was in theextension Of Park
avenue, near where it runs into the
Princess Anne avenue.
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Gb1 Vailu Gimtrs.

uBLlsHRp EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
BY THE THINKS PUBLISHING COM
AMY, OFFICE D0i EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
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Roanoke Times: The sale of the
Roanoke water works and also the
Roanoke gas works to party of Phila-
delphia capitalists has not yet been COM
pleted. Several questions Of vital i'm
portance remain to be adjusted before
the deal can be considered closed.
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ENGINES. BOILERS. sc.
ESTABLISHED 1865.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE
AND
MACHINE WORKS.


Buildcrs Of Locomotives. steam Engines
Stationary and Portable. with plain side
valves, automatic cut OF, or COrlss gear.
1ollers: stationary. Marine and Portable. raw
Mills, Ianss, Pulleys. Snafting Hangers. Etc
Electric Cars (,eyentcCnth street Line) run
within two blocks Ut the Works. my li-ly
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Winchester Nelrs: With single
notable exception, the Republican
nominees for city offices were elected
on Thursday last by large majority.
This was due to the fact that the Re
publicans stood solidly by the nominees
Of their party. and the Democrats did
not. If this result is a thing to be de-
sired, this is the way to accomplish it.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS on PROHIBITION
Il am decidedly opposed TO prohibition
as meaus of preventing intemperance.
because it does not prohibit. Experience
has shown in those States where pro-
hibition has been tried that it is not an
effective means of preventing the
vice of drinking. There are man,
ways of eyading the laws, and often
the law officers cOnnive at the eva
sions. Prohibition is TO be discouraged
also, beca Ise il conf0unds the drunkard
with those who use liquor in modera-
ton, making out a sin where there is no
sin. The only places where prohibition
might be enforced are thickly settled
country districts. | am very strong
ly in favor Of high license as
means OF checking intemperance.
| regard high Incense, with moral
as the most efficient way of
diminishing the drinking vice. In order
10 make high license cnectual only
limited number OF licenses should be |
ssued for each ward and they should /
De gwen only TO persons Of good re-
'utation. men who stand before the
moral and upright, and
'wners Of property
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ESTON B II l. WIN.
FINE ART FURNITURE|
No. IS Governor Street.
scnEDULEIN EFFECT NAg,,.

{ HESAPEAKE AND ONO d..
~ WAY COMPANY. "Ai.>
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fredericksburg star: We have not
received any oificia! returns of the cleo
tons on last Thursday in this aud adj
jacent counties. The Democrats have
gained two supervisors in Stafford,
which places that county under Demo-
cratic control. The next board Will be-
composed of the following persons :
James 0. Lee, c. j. Henry, L. 5. Moore
and James NJ. Jones.
In Spotsylvania all the members of
the old board were reelected.
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Winchester. Necs: General j. A.
Early in accepting an invitation to adj
dress the Winchester Memorial Asso-
citation. says There are great
many associations connected with your
town. and the country. contiguous to
ii. which will make the visit one of
great interest to me ; but you must not
expect an elaborate address from me
ON the occasion. | cannot consent to
the proposition Of your association to
pay my travelling expenses, but | in
sist on paying them, and all other cx-
peDses myself.
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Stanton Spectator: Rev. William
Brown. ID. D.. recently forwarded
about six hundred volumes of his
libr ~ to the Augusta Church. Alta
future day other valuable books, proba-
bly, fifteen hundred volumes in all, will
be directed to the church.
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The thirty sixth annual commence
ment of the Roanoke College at Salem,
Va, will take place June 9th to 18th.
The baccalaureate sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. James G.. Vose, ID. d..
of Providence, r. l.; address before the
Young Mems Christian Association by
Rev. Mosheim Rhodes. ID. d. of St.
LOUIS: address before the Alumni by
Rev. John f. Bushnell. A. NJ, Roanoke.
Va; Grafton before the literary socie
ties, Hon. Alfred A. Taylor, of Tennes
see.
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Our home druggist talks Of the great success

ATLANTA. Ga. October rs. 1855.
Dear Sir.--Wc have sold large quant't ties Of
your Huunicutt, Rheumatic Cure and have
never known ans other preparation 90 give
such universal satisfaction us "a remedy tor
kheuma ism. We con. der DO the on fo .nb.o
rheumatic cure On tine market Yours. etc.
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Norfolk Virgnian 4 petition for
additional mail facilities on the James
river, in order to secure a daily mail
by the establishment of a postal route
for Norfolk ria Claremont and the
river landing to Petersburg ria the
Norfolk, Claremont and Petersburg, is
being circulated for the signatures of
our business interests. Postmaster
Glennan strongly endorsed the petition.
He considers that there is great need
for daily mail communication between
the various offices on the river and
Norfolk. Portsmouth, Petersburg.
Richmond aud all points North and
South.
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INICUTTs RHEUMATIC CURE.
4 UNITED STATES MARSHALL TELLS r.rx

ATLANTA. GA, February 4, lsss.
Hunicutt Rheumatic Cure Co.
Gtnflemcn.-lt aforcs me pleasure to ada
my testimony tO tha: OF the many who irdDfs 80
your Huunicuft's Rheumatic Cure. bad b. en-
constant sufferer from rheumat sm for years,
when determined I'D try your cure. and To-
found necessary fO relieve me of all symptoms
OF rheumatI-m. ani deem 10 but Justice not
only 90 those who originated this cure. hut 10
ali others who may bee suffering from the
same cause 90 eay this much in confirmation
of what Is claimed for tins medicine. iOuH
respectfully, JOhS W. NELMs.
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pIEDMONT AIRLINE
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST E0rre r,
THE aOlIN
PULLMAN sfEFPERs ON ALL ,rrp-
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YORK REyERllAD

Daily except Sunday.
The Fay0nte Route fo haItmoi
The steamers of this line are models NJ
beauty elegance. and comfort.
fLeayc Richmond
fi..U aud ff.N pm.
Arrive Baltimore flcaYe baltimore
h.N am U.M.
Arrive NchmOnif92l and fiNiUu.n.
Fare Richmond fO Baltimore. tlr.f l|Isf
e. second class. fitl
The York River Line affords superior a.
vantage % business men in enabling them f1
leave Richmond near tie close 0i tlH days
transactions, and arrive 90 Baltimore a.rr
ncxt morning, after having enjoyed delight.
ful night's rest, free from the dust Alt noise N
raj WY Iu-L.L.
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS NORTAwARD.
'Ds'lg. fDaily except Suncayl.
STOPPING PLACES

cLVIEi N - fLACLc
Nos. II and q makes no stops. No % stops
on sigma at Centraiia. No. 70 stops only on
signal at Chester. Ccniula and Manchester.
No. IS $40. on signal 40 an regular stations.
No. ti stops on sigps. q an regular stations
ana also az TEMPLES ~ q Port Naifhall. Nos
-. -. "a. 81. b, 81. 81. and 80 viii stop al All
stations for reesrrG rs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and % sleeping cars BE-
tween New York and Tampa, Fla., (via Jaci
sOnyillel. On Trains Nos. "a. and q slcep
~ cars between Washin ytCn and Charles
for. On Train No. g slccping-cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Tain 80.
% sleeping cars between Washington and
Savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. 40 an. Norfolk. 100 pc
Richmond, '1fOpm. Norfolk. 1879 IN
Norfolk, $500 am. Richmond. lf.t0 nm.
Norfolk, $50 pm. Richmond. $40 pm
Iaese trains also make close connection
for Fgrmvile, Lyncbburg. and south
western points. and ail stations IN the NOrfCk
and Western railroad,
RM. sULLY,
Supcrln'tn lent.
Z. I. D. MYERS,
General Superintendent
=. VI. EMERSON, General Passengei Agent.
soi HAAS. Traffic Manager. fsp Is
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THE DAILY TIMEs-THURsDAY. MAY 80. 1889.
NEWS or THE STATE.
smart ideas From the State Pre~s-The
Happeutugs and the Talk OF the
Psper> All Around the Circle.

A severe wind storm in the west enc
OF the county Saturday night caused
considerable damage, one or two houses
were blown down. and trees and fences
were laid low. The wind was very
high here for a short while. but beyond
driving the people upon the streets To
seek shelter wherever they could find
1t. no harm was done.
The east. bound passenger train. pass
ing here about o'clock, ran ,uto a
falling tree near R...ruI Retreat. two
stations wess OF WytheviIle. which
sm@oned the headlight OF the loco
motive and shattered the glass In thc
windows. From that point 70 Wythe-
vile the engineer was forced to pro
coed very slowly and cautiously.
Last fall Mr.. A. A. Campbell. the
Superintendent of the Presbyterian
Sunday school here. distributed five
dollars ih nickels to the children of the
Sunday requesting them to in
vest and rcinvest their nickels, bring
in the returns on a certain Sabbath.
Last Sunday tho Dickels with their
increase were recalled, the whole
to about one hundred dol
lafs. The largest amount returned
was by one of the young men. who
handed in eleven dollars aud some cents
a. the increase of his nickel. One of
the gentlemen in the church had offered
a prize to the little girl under fourteen
years old who made the largest amount |
Miss Hattie Means won the prize, hav-
ing added two dollars and fifty-fiye |
cents to her nickel.
The baccalaureate sermon before the |
young ladies' of Plumer Memorial Col
lege will be preached next Sunday by |
he Rev. James Y. Fair. of Richmond.
The closing exercises of this college /
will be held on Monday and Tuesday
lext.-JvWheriIle Correspondence Of
he Times.
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Central Presbyterian says: What is to
settle the relations of colOred and
white racesy Perhaps the bert answer
is time and God s providence. Not leg
islatIOn. civil or ecclesiastical. not
learned theorising in forum or pulpit.
but the working Of those great princi-
pies of human nature implanted in
ma which are as potent and resist
less as the incoming tide Of the ocean.
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'Daiiy. fDaily except Sunday.
Depot and tcketobCe fOOt nf firi1a
street up Town once, corner Tenth arf Nan
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAs.LTAYIOR
Gene. Al Manager. Gen. Pa.i'r Agent
SOL. HAAS. Jos. 3D. POTTS.
Iranc Manage. DIV. D. .ss.r A4.li
gCl8 N|..U Dad b.
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OWENS s MINORS
Nellie BLY, Chewing To-.
bacco,

that a a strictly PURE VIRGINIA SUN
CURED TOBACCO. can be- bought OF the parties
named below. and has no superior as good
tough chew on the market. Don't take any
Thing as substi' ute, but insist upon having
Nellie Bly," Only cents piece. Can on
either OF the following
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
Opposite POstOifce.
PARK PLACE PHARMACY.
Ielyidere and Main streets.
J. NJ. BLANKS.
Corner Hancock and Clay streets.
J. l.. RlDENOUR.
Corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
c. A. PULLING.
Corner lielcidere and Main streets.
THOMAS w. LEONARD.
52e North Second streets
T. A. MILLER.
Fifth and Broad treet
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PRICE ONE D0LLAR PER BOTTLE.

Ask your druggist for It and if he hasn't it
make him order 10 for you.
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ALLEN & GgXFER.
CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
RICHMOND. VA.
Factories 9Th and Cafyanl 9Th and Cary SIS.

TES.-Richmond Straight GA
No. lthe original brand. Virginia isrigbts
Opera runs. itld other popular brands
SMOKING TOBACCO. Richmond GEM.
Curly Cut, Richmond Straight Cut, old
Rip Long Cut, Dixie Chop Cur. smoking
Mixtures lcurly cut and gunulated). and Cut
Plug iobaccos, Nc.. sc. All prepared FROM
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NH 2J-tf ALLEN x CfNTER..
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
in EACH DIRECTION.
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control la all the departments, and also !,
detailed statement Of our relations ana
complications with all the foreign powers
The mOst significant point la his message
h his radical position ON the tariif, which
Is regarded as quite remarkable, ~ view
OF tho position assumed in the Chicago
platform, upon which he was elected,
Ills recommendation that Congress take
exclusive charge OF aii elections Tor mem,
herH of Congress la tho states 10 regarded
as threatening hot war IN Congress lh'
coming session, 49,
lhe presidenfs Recommendation tC
Improve our Navy ANA extend our met
chant marine, N liable 10 attract tho AZ
toniIon OF Congress and the country bnl
tho subsidy or bounty feature Of his rec
concentrations will be vigorously opposed
by the Democrats lnCongreas, The Dem
0erals will hold that commerce VIII taht
care Of Itself, " We remove the hhaekles
to-wlti the tariff oil raw material, On
tho tOplo Of Government aid u our Own
steamship lineH, tho President Raysi The
flags of England, France, Germany, Spain
and Italy now engaged Ia foreign com
meree, wore promoted and have since
been aud now arc libemlly aided by grantf
OF public money, IN ono form OF Anolhefi
IL generally known, ~,
The Prehllenl CLOSES MS ihthhhkh WIN
dismal wall over tho decline OF our
merchant marine, He recommends a
Congregational appropriation for ocean
mail service,
Commenting on the Prehideni'a mes
sage a prominent banker said ThePros.
Ident has now Al,OO1,pOO Of Government
money la the National Banks on deposit,
and II he carrleH out the recommends
iiOna Of his message and wlthdrawh this
money from the llanha, whore IN now
loaned out 10 customers, II VIII cause a
monetary atrlngcncy that would likely re'
suit ln panic IN less tlian. 10 days tfoih
tho time Il h put Ia operation,
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opsnlnn OF the blaI oonrasa..


wAaHIEgroN, Deo,a, '-lspeolall ! The
Rifty-hrat Congress- began lta session at
noon to-day, The weather WAS delightful
and Induced very large attendance OF
spectators. Long before noon the CALLER.
los Of the House and Senate were flled
10 their utmost capacity with representa-.
liyea not only Of all parts OF the United
States hut all nations OF me ehrlh'
Among those present were the delegates
10 tho pan,Amerlcan and Marine C0n'
gress, who watched with great interest
the organization of our National leRialhr
tive body, The Diplomatic galleries were
crowded with foreign ministers ana thelf
families. Tho House was called 70 order
by Gen, Clark OF Missouri, clerk OF lhe
last House, -,
The senate was called to order by Vice
President Morton, The attendance OF
members Of both bodies was large, nearly
every seat being filled, Many OF the con-
teHtanta for seats Ia the House we're also
present and occupied seats In the lobby OF
the House of Representatives,
After the Sennte was called " order the
credentials Of the newly elected Senators
were presented, among them being lhose
from the new States OF North ana SCUM
Dakota and Washington, -.
The Senate after appointing q commit
too 10 walt ON tho President aud notify
him that the Senate was ready for amy Oh,
iclal communications adjourned nhll
noon tomorrow,
la tho house after roll call the clerk
announced that nominations Tor oillcerh
were ln order. Henderson,, OF Illinois,
chairman OF the Republican caucus nom,
mated Reed, OF Maine, for speaker ana
MoReady, Of Kentucky, nominated John
S. Carlisle for the Democrats, The vote
resulted, Reed 1906 Carlisle lbl Amos
Cummings, Of New York, one, Reed was
declared elected speaker and was escorted
10 the chair hy MGaara. Mckinley and Car
lale. io II now making hla thanks In q
very feeling address,
WARuNGToN, Dec, 2, Long before noon
tho House galleries we're lllled 70 over,
flowing TO Witness the opening OF the, new
blat CongreRR. All the main corridor "
crowded, both leading 20 the Holiso ana
Senate, The Diplomatic Corps gallery OF
Of the House h also filled with representa-,
rlyes from England, France, Germany ana
Austria and South American republics
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

Tho laws Of health are taught In tho
schools but not In way 10 bo OF much
practical benefit and are mover illustrated
by living examples, which In many cases
might easily be- done, N eomo scholar,
who had Just contracted "a cold, was
brought before the school, 80 that all
coule hear the dry, loud cough and know
lta algnlllcnnooj 500 the thin, white coat.
Ing on the tongue and later, aa tho cold
developed, see the profuao watory cxpoo-
torntlon and thin wntory discharge from
the nose, not one OF thom would over for.
get what the first symptoms Of cold
were, Tho scholar ahould then bO given
Chnmborlalna Cough Remedy freely,
that all might see that oven severe cold
could bo cured In one or two days, or et
least greatly mltigntod, whom properly
treated ~ soon aa tho first aymptoma ap.
pear This remody II famous for ita cure
OF coughs, colds and Group, II ~ mado
especially for these Diseases and n the
most prompt and most reliable medicine
known for the purpose, 10 cont bottles
for aalo by Durbin, Wright 4 Co, and
Sollmnnn,
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Pan MCKINLEY KNOCK
Some Ugly lloara heii---About tho Vacant
Judge OF tho supreme Denoh''--What
Harrison Told Sherman,

Some Ugly tloara heit---About tho Vacant
Judge OF tho supreme Denoh-'--What
Harrison Told sherman,
PTranuRGH, PAa Dec, 2,--lSpeclal, J.
Tho Press special from Washington
hla evening on the result Of ths speaker
ship contest, aaya there are some very
bad scars, Tho correspondent hnyhi
~ have heard from an Ohio Congress-
man since Saturdays canvas, that There
was never la his mind, the ghost Of q
show FOR Mckinley from the beginning,
Either Moklnloy'h managers were ehumph
or else they purpoaely deceived him with
fairy tales about his strength
Was Mckinley deceived Into the eandl'
dacy 10 give the sherman faction chance
10 crush hiapreHdentlnl aspiration That
N the question,
The Ohio mon who had hopes Of bclng
Stanley Matthews successor on the au'
preme bench, can hang their hopes on the
willows for the present President Harrl,
son has announced that no Ohio man will
be selected. Senator sherman had q talk
with the President about appointing Col,
4, w, Sanderaon, Of Youngstown, for
whom a visiting committee from Ohio
was doing work, Harrison said Ia sub.
stance "OhlO has had enough, | think |
have done very we'll by the atato,h Sher-
man IN very sore over the interview. Tie
claims Ohio has had poor show.
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Latest From osnaburE.
Especial Correspondence -DrMooRArl

Especial Correspondence NEwe- -DrMooRArl
The Ladies' Aid Society gave grand
supper Saturday evening In Schulrcll'l
hall IL was well pntronizCd and quito u
neat sum obtained, which will bo used for
missionary purposes,
The members Of the Trinity Lutheran
Church have moved into tho basement of
the Kountg Memorial, whore they will
hold services until the main department
Ia completed.
Frank Duncan Of Alliance Sundayod
with his parents on Noble street.
II. NJ. SchuIroll has returned from Loc
tonn, whore ho has boon visiting relatives
the past fow days.
Our Sabbath schools are all preparing
for Christmas entertainments,
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A Caao Continued.

Tho case Of the State Of Ohio against
II. H. umbonhour. Of Upper Sandushy
who ls charged with fraudulontly obtain
ing $500 from David Conrad at Cleveland
was begun In Common Ploas Court late
yesterday afternoon, g, w. Upham OF
this city, and Con. ". II, Flndloy, Of Buoy
rus, are dofcndng him, and John G. Weliy
and Henry llartor are prosecuting. This
morning the case was laid over until Jan.
unry O, 1890, on account Of the unavoidable
absence OF an important witness, Isaac
Hartor. He cannot be- present on account
OF the serious Illness Of his son,
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A son Of Mr., NJ, d, Puaaer, 0 merchant
OF Gibraltar N. g., was ~ badly afflicted
with rheumatism for q year or more, ae 70
be unable 10 work or 90 10 school, His
father concluded 10 Try Chamberlain
Pain Balm ON the boy, II soon cured him
and he has since walked one ana u hall
miles 10 school and back every school
day. 90 cent bottles for sale by Durbln,
Wright q Co, and Sollmann.