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The above property 90 be sold consists Of q
large and connexions Hotel. recently built,
~ IN 3Ubtd rooms handsome furnished from
top to bottom with new furniture, not aul
cold baths. electric bells, etc. and beautiful
Cottage just opposite. containing go ROOMS,
compete 900 ey0fy appointment The hotti
was built hy the Bon Air Land and Improve
meut Company. Ia connection with the or
yelopmcnf of the adj cent property, 40 q. 80
of about s2jNI. ANA was furnished ut an alll
fi0nal est Of about 5000. The double Cot
taQe was also butt hy them for the same pur
pose. AZ h further cost ~ about { 90 but 10 D.
expected that the purchaser al this sale WI
realize "a handsome bargain, fs me sale VIII Doe
without Iimfr or ro-arve The Hotel grounds
front 900 feet hy 200 feet. and are bounded by
the right 81 way OF the Richmond aud liau
yiuc railroad, BufOri street, Chesterfield
avenue and the projection %. Ncliac street
The Cottage grounds front 100 feet bY ~ rect
IA Chcstorlie "a avenue. The Hotel ana Cot
tage Will boz 30 4 separately
The grounds around the Hptel me very
tastefully land Oh. beautiful and shady. There
have been recently erected near the Hotel
moro than q q zen handsome private cottages,
owned by gentlemen who spend the summer
months there, which aids much 10 tho So
Ciciy.
Bon-Air~ is several hundred feet above
the level on Richmond. and Is known fer ana
wide as perfectly healthy place. Tie ht
mOsphere is cool and refreshing, ami Is, pr0N
unity % the pine for SIS OF Chesterfield makes
J.
sanitarium.
This sale offers q first class opportunity a.
an energetic. liyema who will take b .d OF 10.
~ the rooms are TILED each season by guests
VINO appreciate the many advantages Oi the
place.
Being so near Richmond, which is one Of the
host markets ln tho world. there Is 10 reason
why this place should not be- the most yalua-
hle of IT, Kind on The market. a. 10 can "a
Sly b. made winter ~ well AZ a summer re-
sort There are regular trains from Richmond
morning and evening FOR the accommodation
of guests M
Parties desiring further information VIII
write 10 TIE AuctiOncefs. Train viii leave
Richmond ON Richmond and banyille depot
at 1920 o'clock, returning IN afternoon On day
OF sale.
TFRNs. One-fourth cash, the balance 90
five equal instalmcnt- payable IN one, two,
three. iOur and I'VE years, NJ les 10 be gwen
with interest payable semi annually and Sc
cured hy deed Oi trust On the property and
the buil ing, and furniture 90 be Kept FUZZY
insured. FRANK d. HILL tb
81 AuqfiDutffs
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rOia

REPUBLICANS AND THE SOLID SOUTH
The New York Herald reviews at length
the character OF the movement of South
ern protectionisis and the cold contempt
with which the Northern Republican or
gans treat if, and calls attention TO the
fact that the Protective Tariff policy did
not yet majority in the North
Ii adds with very shrewd comprehen-
sion of the situation:
Can il be true that the Republican
leaders aim TO continue the solid South
as their stock in trade That this is part
of their swindlng game with the voters
of the North, it certainly looks very
much so. Here, for instance, is
the Philadelphia Press, which has
barely noticed rs matter of
news this Southern movement which
would break the solid South The
Press gives a long leader TO the discuss
ion of Southern election methods and
the necessity Of "the passage of law to
secure fair elections for members OF
Congress at the next session. The agi-
tatiOn Of such measures, tho Press Of
course understands, tends 10 "s0lidiiy'
defeat such honest and patriotic plans as
that for which convention is to be call
cd Al Chattanooga.
The Pres is a protectionist organ. Is
il prudent are the pr0tecti0nist leaders
in the North wise in casting aside the
help of Southern protectionisis in order
TO maintain solid South rs a Northern
bugabooy Is it not very probabable that
four years hence they will need all the
votes they can get in the South 10
the protection policy: The
Northern States are going TO be can |
yassed thoroughly during the coming
Ihree years for u low tariff. The North |
srn voters, farmers, mechanics, factory |
operatives, are going to be instructed on
his question as they never were before.
rhc low tariff men are organizing to
make canvass among the people of the
North, persistent, thorough, reaching
very workshop and farm in every
Northern State,
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When the Oklahoma country is open
ed to settlers, there is likely 10 be live.
ly time with the rush Of settlers. In the
meantime, the reservation must be pro-
tected according 10 law.
The question il now being considered
by the Secretary Of the Interior and the
Acknowledgement, whether the colonisis
shall be held on the Kansas border until
the 22d instant, the date when the Terri
tory is opened by proclamation Of the
President, OF whether they shall be al
lowed 10 cross the Cherokee strip and
reach the borders Of the country which
10 to be opened TO settlement.
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BLAINE il fisher of men, king fish
or, and now ho proposes to catch men
with fish bait lie is said to have seized
hold of tho Canada fisheries question
with the intention Of taking the scales
of Of it, so to speak, and displaying
it before the gaze Of the world
like corncd shad or picked
mackerol, so that it will not
have u futtsr left in It's tail This is a
brilliant inspiration OF Blaine at the par
tcular moment when the report goes
forth that all his magnetism has utterly
failed to impress the administration with
his power to run the machine.
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AUCTION SALE Future Days.
By X. Il. Chafiln Co,
Real Estate Auctionccrs..
No1 4 T,nth street. hichuond. Va.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
SAfrABLEIOTs AND Plots OF LAND
IN THE CITY or RICHMOND oN
BELvIDERE AND CHURCH
STREETS. AND on
LANES RIVER JUST ABOVE TREDEdAk
WORKS.


-. ,.,,,,,o of haeree Of Richmond Chancery
Cniirf. entered February l0. l-el. ~ ci,l-. %
Trjon Rank 0f Richmond -. Lewis r. hhINl''
&C tho under signed Special 'oniiii-- IN if
appointed for The purpose VII 50 ny ''' ~
A,irf am. tho REAL ESTATE referred 10 ~
said decree. a. fOlins-. ... p.t,,
Fir-t-iot y Of plot T. fronting on "''''
dcrc street .., e-..f,,.-,,,
cb,iren street. third. 81 rect "a Iauhrs - ~
t..,forluy ,,f. fDaf west OF the Ireic-+r ton
,,.u,'4 and and running In We~tNalHIy 90
r.ctiuu. fourth. NlrNN acre. ln ili' Nl'l W
Richrnnnd. uc uimg - luWhs OF az aSi' III
r...d ariofiinr panksfOWu. apu Mhch u
.i,otvr by niof mace hy james i. hcl1' on
N.yeIubef 20 ls~s and returned WIN th' II,
rort al Commissioner Lcakc, ana haIhci
"Rcdd'- Map. and ruth. lot snnMh oi ple'
~ f@,,rtfnly about 2i0 fper ON Holly street
~, r,r,i.ifo ee.t az Church street. bounded on
the smith bv Holly street. ana on ihe Neat ny
iot.ti L 81 I'm Jones plan. norm OF lvts y
and l. IN Towards plan. NJ n lle .utii' ~ -
termination Of Howard = street, hIu 'o' - ~
the lands 81 Richmond aud AAeshah5 IA"
r' s,ic "n c'a2mence at lot L on Belvidere
street on
FRIDAY. APRIL T.. 1889,
AT o'ciockP. " .,... ,.u
Tes,,.. 0nc-foufth cash. the residue upon
fhrec qual credits of six. twelve ana elHhle,.
,nonthe for negotiable nOios win interest,"
'3t,t from dsy Of sale. Title retained uniii
the purchase is paid M iuii' aui '"nN's""e'
"'"o''N - ~" MEADE HASKINS.
". b. SMITH,
A l.. BOZ LWARE.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Special Commissioners
S,lo bv II. r. CuATFIN * Co. Auciioneeis.
Cherries ". G0ldin. clerk If the Chan
cory Cont OF the city oil Richmond. corui3
fhaf the bond required Of the special con-
mjssioners los the 4 cree in the SAID cause nt.
neon duly given. Given under my hanl thl'
~ day Of March. lssg ,,onn,>
AMI III
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. SO.
@ W E Ms & N | N 0 R
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE PosTOFFIcE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF nancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, CosMh-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. DALMs and ali KINDS
of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRUSHEs. CLOTH BRU SHE'S, FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH ana
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH GASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well - Ladies
and Gentlemon's travelling SETS
All kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both nj
wholesale and retail. Weare agents forth now
Justly celebrs. dyspepsia cure HAsEClIf
LIrHIA wAI i-. which we deliver tn any
part of the city for 3 cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection Will DO
well To drink this water n eely. .,,..
We make speciality Of hitting THU sStH
and keep full stock always on hand also
SHOULDER BRACES and CATCHES, all
kinds and prices.
4 We hayeall the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CtGAha trial; Re-.
member TO try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Phy sicans prescriptions carefully pfclared
hy competent Pharmacists. and none but Inc
/ pTREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 20 call and get color tdfd ana prices
ot W.piesworth's Silica Paint which IS better
and cheaper tnan Lead and Oh.
Please rcmem Der that for everything usually
found IN "A frst-class wholesale and retail drug
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By R. b. Chamn 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneors.
No. north Tenth street. Richmond Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
\ RIOUs LOTS OF VALUABLE REAL -
TATEIN HFNRICO COUNTY, NEAR TIL
EASTERN SUBURBS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. VA.-By virtue OF "A decree 0f
the hanoery Court VI the city Of Richmond
pronounced on the 81 DAY Of November. ls',.
I'm the cause therein depending under the short
STYLE OF &C OH. Cowarlin. who sues for &c,
against DOOlcy \ Purcell. trustees, &c. " the
undersigned. special commissioners. " u oiief
for sale the following PROV HIf, of VIII h
Charles W. Purcell diod seized and possessed
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BouLANGER has taken good cafe that
the charges against him shall not be
cavalry charges World.
lie has also taken care that the erred
It" shall be ss heavy as his flying reputs-
ton can make out vi retreat
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By Frank ID. 1901 & Co.,
Real Estate AuDtionccrs.
aN. Eleventh street. Richmond, Va.

DON AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
ID DOUBLE COTTAGE. ALL HAND.
sOMELY FURNISHED, sll lAIEb AZ
BON AIR AND ONE or IHE MOST
HEALTHY AND AIIkAl l. II NM In
WILLIE RAILROAD, MILE, FROM kltll.
MOND. WILL BE SOLD Al AUCTION On
THE PREMISES On
WEDNESDAY,, APRiL 2irn. 1889,
AZ O'Clock T.. VI.
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MEADE II SKINS.
PHILIP T.. pUR ELL.
Special Commission

G.. on. COwAFDIy. VINO SUES, SC, PLNN-
rrPr. AoAISsr DOOLEY. TRUSTEE. AND AIS
DrrsNDANrs.-lN Tmi tuANcEhY COuH OF
Tng CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Char es W. Gocdin. clerk OF said court.
certify ttat fhc md required hy the spcca
c0mmiss ioner- by the decree in SAID cause oi
November 8. l-,s. bias been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th DAY 81 NO
ycmher. l-ss. ,,,.-
au iUtd CHARLES " b'DbiN'
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TRAINS NoRTRgARD.
sDsily. fDaiiy lezcept sundnSj.
STOPPING PLACES


STOPPING PLACK5
Nos. t. and q make no stops. No. u
stops only on signal at Chester. No. ~
tops on sisnal At Ccntraila. No. n stops
only on signal az Chester Ccntmha ana
Manchester No. 06 stops on sigma. 20 Hli
regular stations. ana also aticfpOleF 30
Port Waithali. Nos. Si. n, e.. 80 hna 81.
viii stop AZ sll stations for passeoRerf.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IA and p sleeping cars te
tween New York and Tampa, fia., via = acs
sCnyille). On Trains Nos. II anc 81 sleeping
cars between Washing ton and thnflctitt
and between Washington and Jacksonville. OF
Train No. u slceping-ca between New
York and jacksonville. On Trains Nos. Is ana
~ .sioeping-cars between New York ana
IhOmasWlie, Ga. ,
THE ONLY ALD-hAfitfNkf TO nOhtDtb
LEAVE hRRIys.
Richmond. $50 AN. NyrfolS. LIS IN
Richmond, '6N0pm. Norfolk, tH IN
Norfolk. $50 an. Richmond. ilni 1h
Norfolk, 'i.uv pm. nichml M. . - pu
These trains also make close connie Ton
for Fsrmyie, Lyuchburg, ard sOui1
western points and an statisnf on the NlFt1u
and Western railroad.
r.. ". SULLY.
Superintendent.
z. Z. p. Ny iks,
General superintendent
7. n. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
soL HAS, Traffic Manager. tspla
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Gbl Eailv Gimra.

ny THE TlMkS PrHLllulNG CON
rANY. OFFICE s2e EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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L-NOAEs Np's tNa q AuI AhliF N'tM'fA
Richmond aud Clifton Forge. and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls aud LeAing
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 m.-HAIL daily
9ib DEMONSTRATION daaY toTce,
Sunday
CONNECTIONS
AT Clifton Forge win Chesapeake ard Or
railway for the South, West, and Northwest.
At LyBchDury with Norfolk aIo Ncflgi
railroad Tor ali points south, oOutaeaFt, 40
Southwest, and Virginia Midland ral.~sY n
az points North and South
At Richmond Win Associated Railways 10
Gil points in the South. and hlohmOnd. ffedt
.cksOurg ana Potomac railroad Tor the North
Al Lexington with Baltimore ana ohio gal
road. making close corrections az Harper
Ferry 20 and from PtfstGrv bad ihe Zee
also to points MOTH aud East.
SLEEpING-CAkS LfhChNu no % MES
PHlS. NEW ORLEANS and LllILb hOCE
Trains marked daily except SUNDAY 'Dgilf
Tickets sold 20 All points. Dnces: II
Bsst Main ,treet, 1000 Main street,srd
Richmond an Allegheny depot, highu n
Canal streets.
JOHN K. HACHURDO,
7de5 Geul Passenger Asen
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND,
THE sTH DAY OF APRIL. lSes
Caroline Fox Plaintiff,
Against
Charles Hartman, or tho unknown heirs OF
said Charles Hartman. should he bo dead,
George Hach. sometimes called Judge Hach.
Caroline Hach, his wife Frederick Hach and
Philip llacn... ..... .....-........ Defendant
IN CHASCERY.
The object 81 this suit Is "a clear zap the title
10 certain lot in the city OF Richmond. front
ing thirty one feet on the east side OF Han
cock street commcuc,uv cue hundred and
eighty-niue fe0t from the north line OF Clay
street. running back between parallel lines
one hundr, d nnd sixty feet. and 10 obtain %
conveyance from IN court 10 the plaintiff, r
any interest which said Charles Hartman OF
his heirs may have in SAID property, and estAb-
iish the title theretOin the plaintiff. And ai-
rdaYlt hayln. been made ana nled that all Of
the above defendants are non rc-d -nts AMI
that the heirs an law " charles Hartman, N
he De dead, are unknown, 10 II ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days aftsr due
publ alton on this order and DO what Is neces
sary 10 protect their Interest Ia this suit.
Ieste
CHARLES v. GODDGN. Clerk.
W. W. * b. 4. CRuMP, u. apl0-Wiw
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H A., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AZ III 4 ) s..sszF

DICHMOND, tREDERlCKsRUft
~ AND POToNAC RAJ fROf O.-schedul
commencing APRIL "a 1873 - oaslefl
standard time;
3 am. leaves Byrd street station nAiiy; stops
only az Ashland Junction, MhiWe
and frcdcr.ekshurg sleeper
Washington aud Sew York.
liOl an. leaves Byrd street siAuu. daily. a.
cept sunday. Sleeper TO Washington
Is 5 2 N. leaves Byrd-sutol sttuos dmil
sleeper % New York.
X 80 am. arrives AT Byrd street station DAN
Sleeper from New York.
ssl PIN. arrives at Byrleirel station daily
stOpa az % cdffIlEsi urf. Milford
junction aud AshiH Il sleeper frcm
Nasnif gtcn am New York.
7.i5 pm. arrives 40 liyri-sf r.ei 8iaf or dsNY
except SUNDAY. Sleeper I0m wash
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT suNDAYs-
400 pra. accommodation, leaves Byrd -strooi
station arrives az Ashland ~ pm.
s.0s pm. leaves Elba; arrives So Ashisnd a.
6s2 pm.
street station; leaves Asllsn OF 20,
$50 pm. arrives at Ella leaves Ashland a.
o.k.T4YLoR. General Ticket Aseut.
e. 7: u. MYEss. Genera surer.ztenfelL
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAIN, TO NORFOLK,
Two DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNDHBIRG
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT DECtMBEke lsso.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. VI. Daily. riq Richmond nd PETERSBURG
railroad. Leaves petersburg llM
A. n. daily arrive Norfolk l@t
800 A. VI. Daily. ria Richmond and Pctorsbure
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg iJ &
PEEL .It a
\. VI for ttrmyilr, Lynchbufg
Roanoke, Bristol. Knoxville. aud AZ
points South and West. THROUGH
COACH TO RANFoRp.
900 p. NJ. Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 40 fOtorshug az
$50 T.. VI. lsaKos Petersburg i.iO 7
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk sO =
NJ. thkOUGh CAR TO NOR
FOLK
railroad. arriving ut Petersburg IF
$50 Z. NJ. connecting with Train No
l. leaving Potter burg at $3.50 -. 81.
for farmdc Lyuchuurg Roanoke
POcahOntas, BRISTOL Knoxville, chat.
tanooga. and ali points south and
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCO1MODA
TlOEs.
No. I--Slee ping-Car Petersburg 90 Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily az
$40 p. NJ. Pullman sleeper L}nchhurg tC
Memphis, without change.
MOB Pullman sleeper Lynchhurg 10 New
Orleans and Roanoke 10 Chat'anOu "a, without
change
Tickets, baggage checks, and all Information
can be Obtained at ho hmOn1 and fetersuurt
Railroad depot, A. ". CARRIERS, 100 Main
street, and at the COmpany's 0iioe, Dl East
W. p. BEYiLL.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES q. EDDY, vice President
d 81. b.. .lr.. "a.
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ny MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Remttances should be made by drafts,
checks. postofice orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, Y YEARS OF AGE,
HAS II . : A Y
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water
ForKrAso. NorrAwAy COUNTY, Va, J

FORRLAND, NOTTAwAY COUNTY, Va
August 10, 1885.
M. n +. Hsrdg, Ciase Cfg. Va:
rir..-Fur many years ] suiierei very much
from dyspepsia. with ifs complications, hnch
as nervousness. neuralgia, indigestion' consul
patton. liver affection etc. uutl bcchiut al.
most confirmed invalid. During the ilme
WAS treated by intelligent physicians, Wh0pe
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Ccehmfcd Liver and hidncy Cure, all 10 but
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Hearing Of your newly-discOyorcd chase
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TIM ELECTORAL N0TE AND THE POru
JAR NOTE.-


Grand totals ... it.h-u,tH@ ~ ti-"tst~1
Population. with electoral vote. cap
able of eecting President. .......... Ills go
Population. with electoral yoie. with
possibility Of being Outvoted..--... %',S5s, 20
Total COS 500
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TUE FRENcH Political PUZZLE 1t
will have been noticed ere this that Mos
sool Zhenerawl Boolonjay Is not al
home to the constable or, In fact, 10 any
body else. but especially to the constable.
They can't serve any "suppeenies on
him in Belgium. which j. why be went
there Lest any body should think that
Mossool Zhencrawl has been breaking
windows or even robbing his country
like our own beloved Johnny iiannigan'
now mourning bis life away in 81. Cath
arines Ont. we will state for the in
formation of the public that it is because
he Is TO be the Washington Of France
that he had TO pack his eripsack and get
out Of the country As quickly as he could.
If they get hold Of him they are going To-
shut him mp in the station-house, book
him for disorderly conduct, and try him
ChicdgO NCps.
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RAILROADS.


y TLANTIC COAST LINE
Richmond AND PET5Hs3nRo Raul
aOAD TINE TABLE
Commanding MONDAY. April sth. 1872 a
100 pm, trains on this r1so wiii tLn as iol
OVID.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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WHAT CURES B.?
As "a mciiciu. Of GENUINE MERIT we place
HUNNIcUTTS
Rheumatic Cure

RheumatIC lure
Against the world for all impurities OF the
blood and diseases of the kidneys and SKIN.
sOlutoiy an inialliOiO cure Tor hheu
M tism il all It's forms
Wo do not refer 10 people 10 ssme remote
and Inaccessible place. but give you the test
mOny of your friend, and ncighOOfs. Here Is
the proof:
KIDNEY TROUBLES RELIEVED.
Gentlemen-l have been sufferer with
kidney troubles Tor seventeen years, And have
been treated by prominent physicians Of this
state and Alabama. have used large guam
Titles OF medicines advertised 10 cure blood
aud kidney diseases without receiving tno
slightest benent. About six weeks ago su -
fered such intense pain-scarcely being able
10 breathe at times-l concluded 10 try hun
nicutts Rheuuat g Cure aLd after using ole
bottle was entirely and a. sOlutely cured. and
for the hrst time In s0yenteen years ] AN
without the slightest pain, and earnestly TO
commend all who suffer 10 give your cure a
y ''' J. c. wARNOCK,
ll5 b. Fair street. Atlanta, Ca.
AGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
ATLANTA. Ca, November 4, lss7.-Oentls-
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Yours truly, ...
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USE L.
ATLANTA. Ga, January 81, 1879.
Gentlsmon,-I have s1id Il unDloatts khea-
matte Cure for several years. and have heard
the most favorable report from those who
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