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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26

ample margin for considerable increase in tho ned
ana 'ss se% pco T need Il treated
Of material depression. On the othr manu- ne d;sap.
drers are DISAPPOINTED 10 shs s,, nHg market az
the juncture Of excellent foreign demand anu
s GI a %or asys e @ could
modifying factor In values at any better umc VI III"
year for the producers than autumn.
The partial returns Of the pipe lines for THIS mohla
TO date are fatterng, promising o. The present rae W.
excess deliveries over runs reduction IN net saoe
barrels against full 'i returns Of Gsii4 barrels day
in july 44435 barrels in August. less so 526 barrels
in 1885 The daily average Of tie deliveries has been
1912 barrels, compared with complete figures Of
1855 1899 m August. 1857 1910 NJ 1856 and
5000 60 IN lsss The gpc 1e reports from Arsns:
I ns per S' d,g 1850 172ss fs 4s
Tho certificate speculation last week showed some
dimlnuton in the total volume Of business recorded,
but at times the market was spirited and animated.
At the the dollar line WAS touched several tmes
s anu me qn@H upward spurts we're sufficiently senss-
cradle part Of the short Interest Values wen
sustained ON the first reports OF the new gushers' In
market showed mora snsitIveness to the field news.
ana net loss Of 5-s cents was scored nom ne
as cents above the low price touched BY the options
on the break in the previous week The stock TX
ton trading did at the Consolidated and closed frac:
tA2ly above the option price. Besides tho field
L02 which increased the bearsh feeling among tho
western operators there slight falling of In the
foreign quotations for refined OIL The stocks abroad
have been plenshed by the free purchases of Europe
and temporary hull In the heavy pressure rom
abroad has resulted. But interior shipments may DO
expected TO increase the Continent soon, aud with
this drain the visible supply, renewed active
business for export may be counted In few weeks
The speculation in crude oil continues narrow and
professional. although the steady cancellation of
ticates Is adding TO the strength OF holders and
the danger Of any sustained movement for the de.
preston Of values. The market closed with indica-
tons that the comparative quiet In refined and the
uncertainty of the new field developments may be
utilized by operators for fall. Unless however the
supply OF bear ammunition increases materially. 10
cannot be expected that than speculative lQuda-
ton will be accomplished Investment holders will be
disposed 10 increase their lines any possible
lions.
The range Of prices and the total dealings In Ma
tional Transit certificates ar the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange and the stock Exchange for
the last two weeks were follows:
Stock Exchange Consolidated
W Week ended Aug r. A9g "a Aug IL Aug =:
Highest s1oo,s s1o Oo'i sioc;
ssRs! bsrTs 900 $4,000 .s5ecoo ssssecS
Inclutes sales Of 900 barrels Of tomorrow and
Refined oil only moderately active, but quota
tons unchanged at 720 cents per gallon In Ncws
York and Philadelphia, and 7.15 cents in Baltimore.
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fcrees am Carriages.


-FLANDRAU CO.,
"A. 312, ga, $50 BkOOME-ST.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES Vi the best class
SUSPENSION NICIOKI AS,
&C SPRING NlCTORIAS,
LIGHT VICTORIAS.
II Carts Two Wheelers Landaulets,
Mail Phaetons, Pau Carts, Landaus.
htanhope Gigs, Village cart, Omnibuses'
COUP. G.PASSENGER ROCK Always,
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONEiTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCK BOARDS.
Oak Surveys, Oak Wagons, OAK Run
.abouIs, 2passengef Buckboards; S-passesn'
eer Buekboerds 4'Passenger Bug IS. boards
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single. Duals. Tripiets, all kinds OF springs
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
Agents for Brocket ( futile Co. light
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT VEHICLES,
for estates and country driving
Doctors Wagons, Surrey Wagons.
ladies' Phaetons, Nis-a.Vis,
j. ght STAGES, IA. top CabriOlets,
Spider PhactOns, Contractors Jobs.
Pony Phaet0ns Saxon Phaetons,
Road Wagons, Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KIN DIS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest ard most diversified as
sortment OF Carriages In the United states
OVER 232 DIFFERENT Sly LIS.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage Ia town
or out until you pay US visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND WARER0oMS
IN THE WORLD
OVER 100
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

at jersey City and II carloads at 4Othst Only 10 for
SAFE Market nominay weak at 81 35ds4 IS per 100 d.
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Dressmaklna.

IA fits nicely by a new original cutting
and Partisan chic. DIZAN-MERY, 800 9th
ave
hRESSN ARFR.-By experienced cutter,
~ litter and draper ladies' misses suits,
wraps evening dresses; engagements by
day reference. Address Mrs. ENNIS. 200
West GlSt-st
+ IRST-CLASS FILTER would like the
work OF few more hrSi-class families
TO 20 out by the day or take work home
dfesscs made over equal 10 new. Miss
HOWE, 125 East 5oth-st, corner LeXlng-
ton-ave, Isl nat.
Nj MI. REYNOLD has had no dun sea
w sOh' every week 10 or 90 dresSes S'nt
home perfect III and finish guaranteed.
l.J75 3d-aye.
Nj ME. THOMSON makes beautiful skirts.
w 80 20. during summer 26J Gth-ave.
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flats 90 Get. unfnrnisheo,

4 LCAzAR. 120 and 122 East S6th-st-
n New, elegant, freproof apartments VI .
large rooms, oil light airy and cheerful.
with all modern improvements for home com
forts at moderate rents; also one apartment
in the Westpark, A21 and z23 West j7,h-
St Of Z very large rooms. For fun par
ticulars can or address PHI. BRAENDER,
100 East S6th.st.
4 ENOX FLATS, 211 West 13jth-st. z
IL large rooms ana bath steam heated, &c.
MODERATE RENTS, single fats. seven
vi large rooms. all Improvements; only
refined families received; no children. Mrs.
PIERCE, 1856 East 1l9th-st.
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Gnrnlsbeo Rooms.

~.
A LOWER part Of house two parlors,
II extension bedroom, front ana back
basement so month. 1870 East 1ls;-st
4 URNISHED ROOM for gentlemen, 81 80
Ter week. 3Ol West 40th-st, lst
floor, flick's bell
ID LEASANT second floor; large rooms,
front hall room. and bath. 3i3 West
29th-st.
g.. MARKS PLACE, 80, near 2d-aVe.--
- Elegant fiat s'y large, airy rooms; all
modem improvements
II TH-ST., 222 EAST.-Nioely furnished
II room for light housekeeping.
81 GRAMERCY PAEK Handsomely
III furnished pailOr floor; other rooms;
slngly or en- suite with or without bOard
references.
Oh WEST 33D-ST-Genilemen desiring
N0t without board a refined ana h1nd.
soIne home, with good attendance and home
Ike SURROUNDINGS Will find II by calling at
the above address.
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n1ork manieo.

Males.
VIM. L. HARTUNG.
n. Expert Accountant and Auditor.
35 and ~ Vesey-st telephone Murray llsl.
A PARTY with nrst-elass reference desires
n 10 change occupation, at present en-
gagged In drug business. A. NJ, Box Il,
Tribune 0liee.
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for Sale.

A ROLL-TOP DISK for S25 feet roll
n top for SIS; smiths roll-top desk the
best made q specially desks or all hlhua'
7. II. MASON. 90 William-st.
A RARE COLLECTION OF foreign and
n American coins, gold, SILVER and cop
per; pronounced BIZ numlsmausts 70 DC
Very fare and valuable collection WIN cor
respond ami give particulars. Address Lock
Box 3lG. Wniimanuc Conn.
A SAFE for sale. nearly new; $50.
a MOVE. Tribune ONCE.
EoR SALE.-A Herring safe; IN good
J. order; size 3 II. 6 in. ~ II. In. cost
800; bargain.
L. OR SALE CHEAP.-15O upholstered cot
4 beds and 100 quilts, new. X, d West
2Gth-st.
II OR SALE.-A frst-elass hand laundry
l. cheap 10 quick buyer. 100 Myrtle
ave, Brooklyn.
GROCERY for sale; genuine cash busi-
VI ness over so. 600 per anuun. Apply
JOHN T. PRATT, Austin, Nichols & Co.
Hudson-st., city.
IN BROOKLYN.-Boy's crib and hair
L mlttrcss. rocking horse. Nel0clpede all
in good order. Address RYERSON, Trib-
une Oflc,.
7 GATHER FURNITURF-Man
- uTer being Overst0cked desires 70 sell 20
private parties q few fine embossed leather
diping suits aud lounges at 30 per cent
below retail prices. Address LEATHER
CHAIRS. Tribune Oflce.
DARrY leaving city will sell good par.
Il rot black and tan dog and Maltese
cat. 30 shave, lower bell.
SOINCH FULL NICKEL EXPERT; bar
~" gain. $50. 222 Water-st.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary. Low niodllne III CIV
Strict Good Ordinary. pa
Opuons-Opened two points lower August ana ABOUT
A closed 405 points love- on
si months except August which steady on ioe,gn
buying Weaker Liverpool 3dyces ana iaNorsSe cIVp
counts were the chief Of the decline specu'Ion
was dull. Sales 80 500 bales.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Fall River Mass, Aug 24.-Prnt cloths nominsly
firm and steady "a by 6is, 3d. 60 by 5es SIG Pro-
10, 200; sales 81 900 spot s5 600; futures, $4,000
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Citn Zeal estate for Sale.

A ATTENTION. BUYERS Have tNree
y. d. ciIs1 ba'g gains above 72t-st.. Wet
side; SIT 900. S@i 900 S3G, coo. see be-
fore buying elsewhere. q. s. MILLER,
l45 Broadway.
A THREE-STORY and basement house.
"A 30 East 113th-st. VI. O'BEIEN. Sl2
Broadway.
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u1ork nOanteo.

Females.
DOSITTON IN once or music store wsntedi
u by young lady; good musician. WHAR-
TON. Tribune once.
- TENOGRAPliERS and Remington oper-
- at0rs furnished 10 business houses no
commissions. WYCKOEF. SEAMANS L
BENEDICT 1927 Broadway.
Young lady meeting with sudden re-
verses. wants something % d. at once,
with salary sufficient . help liquilau' some
personal debt. EDUCATION, O4O Bway.
YOUNG girl wants once employment,
i or position IN storo Address X. r..
oO4 Waworth-st., Brooklyn.
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0iip Real estate 90 Get.


A +sToRY HOUSE in very good order /;
- ~ eonyc1lcnt location. THOMAS q
11hERSON. IS West 30th-st.
A s;srORY BROWNSTONE House on
To- sSoust, between 5th-aye aud B'way,
Sono ~ years THOMAS & ECdEK-
sun, 80 West 3Oth-st. 49,
otI TO LET. First loft Of 1O5 VIII.
steam n na 251s5; light and airy. with
V1N t gpynef rent low. INQUIRE OF II. s.
s .'.EL, 90 broadway. Room 10.
TO LET.-Lofts, sc n. bv Of n steam
cr,o e'S' S,Sr, with or without steam power.
"i1o' d. EDDY. 39s Msdison-st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
LEf.-A handsomely furnished four.
sa,,s soofy bromnstone house In the lnest To-
estion In Brooklyn; rare chance for q
S,Nste family; is within 3 minutes walk
plsc xsicspeee-. Pax Apply ats 102s PARK
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Rooms Uanteo

~ ENTLEMAN wants furnished room In
VI private family permanent: hest refer
ences required and given. j. NJ, Box \,
Tribune Oficc.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet ant, and
6 6oTna ao Ne s 1Ss h esIe sc no No.
Flax seed 81 20; Prime Timothy Seed, 81 40a$l so
Mes Poh Dbl, 80 90; Lard per lo0 n - s2S
Shoulders 6Sxed 4a4e Short Gear Sides s SS1SD
FL OF. Sugars, Cut Loaf, 9G9Ae, GRADUATED, Size;
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was steady creamery, 1lqloc; dairy, 9d15e. Eggs
Cincinnati, Aug 24.-COon steady; mddllng; Ike.
Flour dull Wheat dull No. red 7$,2e E.eSc c.
No mixed s6ae.. oats in fair demand and STEADY:
steady at sio 60 Lard quiet at $500. Bulk meats
i.eieced: short RIB 5.lOd5l5c. Bacon steady short
clear 837iac Whisky active sales, 9sl bbls hnlshtd
good! basis of q o. Butter easy Sugar nrm Eggs
common and light ss 5Ods packing and butchers,
- i5Gs4 So Receipts 400 mead; shipments 405 Fast
ern Exchange adv ut buying and seng
MTaukee AUG 24..FlOur unchanged Wheat s sasyi
oats dull; No. . white. 23ed24e. Rye quiet; No. !,
422c Barley lower No september 59g592c d Pro'
Lard cash 595c spem6Gr 59ie Butter HsroiG firm : saaTy
che1dars. sashc. Recepts-Flour 1896 bbls; wheat,
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Bolro ano Rooms.

A ATTRACTIVE private house. near
A windsor VIII let with board, ID an.
ga noois; best references u newly fur
bisbeu house, will let suite and single
rooms board optional location, near n. Y.
SsaO physician can obtain AN attractive
once neaE 5tb-avc.. 34th-st. Information
Ifss,liaole and free at Everett Directory, "a
nest 5oth-st., y. A. DALEY.
4 RhMERCY PARK NORTH (known az
- lod-lo3 Fast 2lstst.).-Dellghlfu full
i,ocanton; elegant rooms; board ana at.
nr tt-,s,,Ve uheAceled; also privileges OF
AKGE SECOND and THIRD FLOORS.
,atta q. or en- suite; private bah and
SLsy p@ II desired. % West 5Oth.st ALSO
.4,i RON references exchanged.
w TN TN private family. English or Ameri-
two mecbso ohe nice room, with board for
/ of S,b'ayn a ~ week nei2hDorho0d
INN, 70 Carmine-st.
| LAST 51fH-ST.. aud 7O5 5TH-AVF.-
| c,-,a i,vSaht corner rooms en- suite southern
| stIgIc,Ir WIN or without private u bic
THl,.,A,vlE. o7S, corner 18Th sT-The
nrovemnnts' onlice suites; all modern i'm.
saistaiy heating and plurehino c c,s'"I'
ana appointments unexcelled.
Visit T-ST.-ifancl-om- T., tn
n.,n"i rooms. first and seconJ d.,
to2ethef or singly hall rooms; front nario,
suitable Tor doctor: breakfast. '"''''
I EAST 32D-sT. Handsomely furnished
rooms win board, for gentlemen ana
wives. or gentlemen references. anu
On EAST a7TH-ST.-Desirable Tooms a.,
~ suite or singly: with board ref't'
enco-.
> WEST 32D-ST. Beautiful rooms win
~ or Without lrVate table abundance
Of wafer On every floor; references ex.
changed.
90 WEST Bath ST. -H8ndsomdy fpr-
20 nished suites OF three and four roor,s
private table oDtioDal single rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26

CoTToN-On the spot quiet and irregular, but eenersy
sale $40 bales for consumption. Since september
fhe receipts at ports aggregated 55'2 7BS bales es
against 55s24i6 bales for the corresponding time last
Quotations as based American standard Of classd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26

Includes sales Of $4,000 barrels OF tomorrow and
10 600 berrels OF cash oil. .
Refined oil was only moderately active, but quota
tons unchanged at 720 cents per gallon In Ncws
York and Philadelphia, and 715 cents in Baltimore
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CCTJCUHA RENTEDIES

are sold everywhere Price, CUTICuRA, Soc; Soar,
25c.; REsoLvENT, ST. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
s-fy@ Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
GA pages, so Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-08
Eneland,s cosrly Royal Family.

London Correspondence Philadelphia Press
People are beginning TO think Of the
amounts they have already paid 70 the royal
family TO enable them 70 form congenial
matrimonial alliance and live comfortably
in idleneSs. The off spring Of Victoria and
Albert have not been unduly economical in
spending the peoples money. The Empress
Frederick has received almost million and
a half OF dollars. The Prince Of Wales has
spent twelve and a quarter millions Of dol
lars the late Princess Alice, Grand Duchess
Of Hesse, S640, 900; the Duke of Edinburg,
81 900, 900; Princess Christian, $3.50. 600;
Princess Louise, $3.50, 900: the Duke Of Con
naught, : ,675, 900, and the late Duke Of Al
bany, S740, 600. Including the queen her
self, the institution of royalty has cost the
taxpayers nearly So. 900, 900 in the last
twenty years in hard cash. irrespective Of
the cost of palaces and other accessories.
In these circumstance the queen, being the
richest woman in the United Kingdom,
having herself accumulated 500, 900, 600, be-
sides her expenses, from the British people,
the radicals consider she might dover her
granddaughter herself
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The ODD Street Signs.

''The Press gave few odd signs in its Echo
column recently, - said a Chestnut street prom
enader yesterday, and / have just discovered
another one. II reads, 'Clipsham and Comfort,
TaIlors, the first name being pronounced with a
silent h.
A cobbler on South Twelfth street has card
on his window reading as follows:
Here lives man
That don't refuse
To make and mend
Your boots and shoes.
His leather is good,
His work is quick,
His profits are small,
But he gives no tick.
And when he dies
He fears Goals,
As he has saved
So many soes''
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near Leesburg, Saturday afternoon. The
car, with horse attached, which carries
freight TO the steamer. was returning,
when the horse became frightened and ran
away. A collision with q cross tie car
was the result. Both cars were badly
broken, and little ThurlOw Bishop, son of
Rev. 7. Bishop, had his arm broken by a
crOss-tie falling on him. He was riding
with the driver on the tram and failed 70
jump in time to save himself.
Fernandina Mirror: John Dyal, about
% years Of age, and son Of Aldrich Dyal Of
this county, was run over bv an engine and
instantly killed last Saturday one mile from
Crawford station on the F. G. and 7. rail
road He was employed at Burt q. Dyal's
MILL and y as ordinarily a sober and indus
trious young man, but we understand that
just preceding the accident he had been
drinking TO excess. Starting home it was
discovered that he was gong in an opposite
direction, and while returning it Is
presumed that he lay down on the track
and went 10 sleep. His body was most hor
ribly mutilated, the head being crushed
in every direction.
Lake City Tobacco Plant: Thomas
jenkins, a stout, well-built young colored
man, who was recently employed as train
hand on the Lake City and Fort White
branch of the Savannah, Florida and
w estern, and whose home was in Gaines
vile, died rather suddenly, and under some
what suspicious circumstances, about l or
2 o'clock on Saturday evening last, at the
house of Margaret Ahrens, Just opposite
Harris mill, where he had been stopping
or boarding. Before the jury Of IN
quest impaneled by Justice D'Ferro, acti1g
coroner the evidence adduced was about as
follows: jenkins was up town about noon
in usual health. He came back with half
pint of whisky, into which it is supposed
was put either by himself or some one else
10 cents worth Of morphine, with which he
was previously sen. He drank the con-
tents of the flask at three drinks, and be-
gan crying and acting strangely after the
second drink. After the third he was got
upon bed and shortly after died.
Drs. Chalker and Hutchingson were called,
but could render no assistance DR..
Huchingson stated before the jury that he
could not give an opinion as to the cause OF
death without an analysis by the state
chemist, and no autopsy was held. 1t was
rumored around that he had been poisoned
by woman Of the town, but no direct
evidence was offered to this end The YER
dict Of the jury, rendered Tuesday, was
that deceased came to his death through
some unknown cause
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SHIPPING
SHIPPING.
--~~-~~@~~-~~~~~~s~J----
Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
French Line to Hayre.

BETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
- No. 10, N. R, foot of Morton street. Tray
eers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
Channel in small boat. Special train leaving
the Company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
LA GASCOGNE, SANTEI1I SATURDAY, July
6, 1920 A. NJ.
LA BRETAGNE DE JOJSSELIN, sATUR
DAY, July 10, 5 A. NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY, July
20, II AN
PRICE OF PASSAGE Including wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin S120 and 300:
Second Cabin $50; Storage from New York to
Havre, $40; Steerage from New York to Paris
800; including wine, bedding and utensils.
A. FORGET, General Agent, Bowling Green.
foot of Broadway, New York
Or r: w. HUNT, ESQ, 20 Bull street, MEssRs
WILDER & CO., 126 Bay street, Sayannah
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.
LITTLE MARY CECILIA BRUNOLD

Has just been cured of the worst Ecze-
ma ever seen by the doctors who
treated her. From head to feet a
mass o. diseased skin. Several physi-
clans, a medical college, and all reme-
dies fail. Cured by Cuticura Rene
dies.
My little daughter, Mary Cecilia Brunold. was
afi1lcted with the worst case of eczema ever seen
by the doctors who treated her. She was liter
ally covered from head to foot with scabs
These physicians tried their best to cure her,
but l believe they were only experimenting
They kept on experimenting for over ten
months, but, instead of getting better, the child
got worse, aud did not know what course to
pursue. My wife took her after we had paid
all we could afford for medical treatment, to a
medical college where there we're some twenty
or thirty doctors assembled, but the case baf-
fled them all My wife had to 90 every day,
and sometimes twice day In fact the medi-
cine they gave my child did not have time to
act, even II there was any virtue in it, it was
changed so often by orders of the doctors The
latter part of January, after everything had
failed, and patience and money we're both eX-
hausted, made up my mind to quit all doctor
ing and try the CUTCURA REMEDIES. / did so,
and now can say that my daughter is cured
sound in health, and well, to the surprise of
hundreds.
The druggist, Mr.. H. NJ. Kruger corner Chau-
teau and Ewing avenues who sold us the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES, is as much astOnished as any of
us. The CUTICURA REMEDIES have worked
complete cure, and we have used but a little
more than three-fourths of a bottle of CUTICURA
REsoLvENr, and a proportionate amount of
CUTICURA and CUTIcURA SOAP. | am ready at
any time to make affidavit that my daughter
had the worst case of eczema, as the doctors all
admit, ever seen in this city and that she had
been cured solely by the CUTGCuRA REMEDIES.
after the best physicians and remedies failed.
shall be glad TO nave any one call upon or write
me who has child similarly afflicted, or any per
son who is troubled with skin disease that he
may see for himself what your CUrIcURA RENE
DIES have done. ] do this in gratitude for the
cure tnat has been effected in my Ghild's case.
CHAS. B. BRUNOLD,
1905 Gratiot Street, st. Louis, Mo.
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RAILROADS,
:. 100000
Florida Railway and Navigation Company
IN EFFECT JANUARY 20, 1889,
Central Standard time used.)

smeans a m, p means p. In.
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COAST LINE RAILROAD.
FOR CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, BONAVENT.
URE AND THUNDERBOLT

Take Broughton street cars 90 minutes before
departure of Suburban trains.
The steamer Mary Draper will make daily
trips to Warsaw, Mondays and Fridays excepted.
leaving Savannah at 10 a. NJ; returning. leave
Warsaw $50 p. m. On Saturdays and Sundays
two trips will be made leaving Savannah at In
a. m. and 3 P. NJ. A G. DRAKE Sunt
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G. b. OWENS, Traffic Manager
Fl. s. HAINES. General Manager.