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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

Ceafrm PiesiW a striking iea-
ture + ihe afternoon session of the As
sombiy at Chattanooga, on the second
day, vas hearing young col0red min
iper preach. The pre-Oyiery. of fus-
cslOCsa. Ala. within whose bounds the
Rev. b. VI. Clark Is laboring ASIAN evan
gelist. requested tine Assembly 90 hear
him that u might be the better brought
to light what am importlut and efficient
work the Tuscal0osac Institute. under
tie care Of The General Assembly. is
doing for the eyangelIzation Of the coli
lored race. The whole service was con-
Quoted by 1lr. Clark in the presence of
the Assembly.
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PRESTON 3 Ell YIN,
FINE ART FU KIN 4IURE
No. Is Governor street.
DICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

RfcHuoSD. Va. June oh. iS0h
Train. on this road aie nOw iuHni1ga' ioi-
lows. viz.
-.3s AM. leave Byrd-Sireet station for ihcs-
npeake ana ohio Junction.
/ f.O- am. loHye BfrI-sfrfct station Tor infs-
aps4ke ASST Cha % Junction.
400 nm. leave Bvri street static for icno-
ianud points beyond ns road vs. Zee
piifei
S.I5 pm. leave Eyrd-sir'ot station Tor tncs-
nrcIsc and ohio junction.
-.t5 ann. arrives Byfd-stfrrt station. tAes-
aDeako and ohio hallway train.
$50 am arrives Byrd-strcet station from
penol1. flnkinr nrconlmodhtiou
tiain stops between Ashland nni
Richmond.
0.gg nm. arrives BFni--trcct station, thes-
araakn and DniO Railway train.
5.f5 nu. arrives BVri-sffrrf station. tnes-
nuc1kr Gul lUi0 Railway train.
C.B. TAYLOR General Ticket Agent
ED. MYERS. G3neni sup finiendeni.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

PORTLAND. NOIIOWAf, COUNTY. .Tt.i
August DEB, i1o0.
W. IT, p. H1,dv. chase GV pu
slr.-Fof many years ! suffered vcry much
from dyspepsia with DIS cDmp licnfious, such
asueryousurs,. neuralgia, indigestion. cln-
-tiultiun. liver aiirr. ION, etc, until btrtmr
almost confirmed invalid. During tnc time
WIS treated hy intelligent physician. who
prescribed various remedies. usrt both
iifhn and other mineral waters. also DR.
Warmers celebrated Liver and Kidney cure
an % but little adyaniage.
Hearing 81 your newly -dlscoYertd "tN0se
city Mineral Water" sen Tor AMI obtained
% case of it. II lasted me about turoe We i,s.
during which time improved 80 much us tl
be- able o. leave home. which bad nor Doe. u
aDlc 90 do fof months previous. then went
f1Chasc CITY auC continued tne Use Oi the VIE
ter. fresh from the well, iDrfuur Npet IS. which
gave me more real benefit than all tine other
remedies combined. NV nerves We're soon
Quicfed. / could sleep 90 all ni ht. my
gloomy fears ana foreb0dinzs vanished,
n n.y. T'Dd could 9sf'l" ssn& the ''a eom gIsI
Of my friends (Which I before avoid
cll my appetite increased. my digestion
greatly improved so That could e0talmost
amy KIM Of food with impunifyI. the cOnstl-
patton was relieved. and the kidney affection
greatly beneiitted-al Of which / attribute
% the use II your mineral water.
/ must say IN conclusion, that ! consider
tue discovery OF this waller tiesaihQ no 0l-
ricfed humanity. Away with your drugs and
n0strumsi Go nature 5 fountain oi hcnlthi
Drink of It's healing water. Go drink. and be
made whole j. q. POW ELL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

Petersburg ndcr IT is proposed to
make the parade on next Monday Me
mortal Dayl in every respect worthy OF
the occasion. and it is desired that the
ladies at Petersburg will show their
patriotism by marching in the line.
Therefore The chief marshal requests
that the young ladies viii make no en-
gagements with their gentlemen friends
for that afternoon. but, instead, viii
Join the parade.
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Norfolk Landmarks. On June 9th The
pharmacists from al over the State ~ill
assemble m their annual convention Mt
the II, gem Hotel. Old Point. pursuant
to ad ,ourrment from Danyille last
wear. DR.. +. A. Craighill. of Lynch
burg. is president: Dr.. Fleet, Of Lynch
burg. secretary; +. II. Mast. Of Norfolk,
treasurer. and T. Roberts Baker, OF
Richmond. corresponding secretary.
Mr.. G.. 4. Santos. of Norfolk. IS acting
as local secretary, and has charge of
the preparations tor the meeting.
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A9rance: After the retirement Of
General Lees army from Gettysburg
on the night Of July 3. 1863. the One
Hundredth and Eighteenth. Penn.
svlvania regiment. with a portion
OF the Fifth Corps. WAS removed
three Mills South Of Round Top
to place known as Green
mount. Here one of the re-imcnt cap
tured a goose belonging to an elderly
lady and carried ii on. much against
her wishes. Wednesday last the con-
fiscator. with ms comrades. drove 10
the scene OF his appropriation and pre-
scented the same lady. now advanced IN
years. with an immense goose. orna-
meuted with ribbons. red, white, and
blue.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
0 W E N S & M | N 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. CNsM l.
TICS. FACE POWDERS, BALMS and all KINDS
of beautiful fine English. Frenchand American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH cANhN
suitable for Bridal Presents a. well AS Ladies
and Gentlcmen's travelling sets.
All kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both az
wholesale and retail. We are agents fortho now
Justly celebrst Dyspepsia ,cHAsbCllf
LITHlA WAT ~ which We deliver In ans
part Of the city for % cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection VIII 90
well 20 drink this wator freely. ,-...,..
We make a specially Of hitting TIKI sorN
and keep full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. all
kinds and prices.
We have all the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and kcepa nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial Re
member 10 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but the
pTREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call ana get Color Card ana prittr
of WadeswOrih's silica Paint. which Is better
and cheaper than Lead aud on.
Please remember that fOrcrcrything usually
found in first- class wholesale asi retail drug
store, 70 %
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
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LWchburg A1rmce: General Jubal
a. Early and bis two uieces. the Misses
Early. left Monday. rim Charlottesville
and Stanton. for Wince-ier. 60 attend
"a reuni0sof Confederate soldiers there
tomorrow. General Early speaks on
the CccasiOn.
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Winchester Nclrs: Up to within the
past two weeks the wheat looked SPLEEN
didiy, and there was every prospect Of
an unusually large crop. The incessant
rains, however. have been an injury to
it. and some Of the heaviest wheat has
fallen down and become entaugled.
with the probability that it will not
ill well. There is also some damage
by the spring fly in certain localities,
though not enough to cause alarm.
Squirrel hunting is in full blast. Few
better spring dishes than friascsee (
half grown squirrels. Messrs. Luther
Hodgson aud Fred. Nil u got sixteen
some days ago.
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orur STARS mAyE SAID ar"

and Mercury, the ono planent repre-
senting "Jingo" and the other diplo-
macy; for Mercury is the star Of the
sons Of fortune. who seek luck by left
handed methods. by moonlight; in the
road. or meditating on crime on the
secret recesses of the Star Chamber.
But the sign Of Pisces" (the fish
is also uppermost in Blaine's Zodiac
when he hears officially that Massa-
cbusetis mackeIel schooner mas been
seized by a Dominion cruiser at the
very moment when he had bplhed
England with a most incisive seal
policy in Alaska, and arranged another
foreign piece Of diplomacy at the col
OF cd Island Of Hayii.
Though cut of from the news Of the
world like Robinson Crusoe on his IS
land. we hesitated to treat Of astrology,
tb ough a New Orleans paper came up
on time with a schedule of the sixth
moon, " wherein was written the decree
Of the stars that it was dangerous to go
to war.
Says the tablet; "On the Dth day
Of the sixth moon Mars and Mer-
curry will be in conjunction.
Beware Of foods and lightning. The
influences are unfavorable, and the
contradiction between the spirit Of war
and the spirit of speculation will cause
bad luck to men who are foolish and
vain in their own esteem Perhaps q
pious man of Puritan creed. Senator,
defeated candidate for the Presidency
and present Secretary Of State
and millionaire by the grace of poiti-
cal opportunities. may, in his specula-
tive theory of affected religion, mis;rust
The stars. But all the same the astrol-
ogist SAY that the sixth moon deerces a
conjunction Of Mars and Mercury, and
that means disaster By the accidental
contradiction Of lingo and stealing
The astroiogist says that Jack shep-
pard, Jack Cade, Bill Chandler. and
Rutherford b. Hayes were exercising
their destiny under the same curious
combination.
I'VE read the answer in the stars.
THE postmaster Of Richmond has the
portly proportions to command the at
tention Of the Department at Wash
ington even in the character Of a ma
,erillized ghost Of departed dynasty.
But we would like to know why The
Northern mails that were at Baltimore
on last Sunday morning could not get
here sooner by the York River line.
THE TIMES published tie news from
the New York Saturdays papers on
Monday morning ard the New York
Sunday papers were in our Office at 2
p. NJ. Monday afternoon. We do
not put the blame Of the
delays on the Richmond postmaster,
but it is certain that the official service
Of the government ought to be better
administered than it has been in the
last week.
We printed yesterday a column OF
extracts from the editorials Of the New
York papers Of that day sent as by
telegraph. so that our readers were
thirty-six hours ahead Of that line of
news.
Though the packages of mail were
damned up in the Richmond Postoiiicc
for several nights there was no extra
force on hand to assortit. Weareready
to lay the fault on the President OF on
Wanamaker, except that the latter
must certainly have keener eye to adj
vertising then to allow such failure
Of duty.
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willis. 80 writing from Wytheyille
to the TINES. says: "a syndicate con
sisting Of Kuntz Brothers, Of New
York;. +. Slaughter. of Lynchburg.
and others. have bought the mineral
rights 10 several large tracts OF land II
Crockett Cove in Wythe county.
II is rumored that if they can buy the
mineral rights TO several other tracts
they propose putting no large fur,
mace and running Irtrrow gauge road
from the Cove 20 unite with the Nor
folk aud Western at some rciat east OF
Max Meadows.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

THE "Clan-na-Gael' has been heard
of recently IN connection with the
Cronin murder, and in many quarters
il is charged that the order, or some of
It's members, had something to do with
the crime. There certainly must be
some members OF the order who can at
tempt to disprove such charges.
1t is horrible TO think that the cause
of Ireland sufferers should lie under
the suspicion OF crime instigated TO
cover Cronin's charges that money.
subscribed for charity, hal been mis-
appropriated.
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rrnrIsurp EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
Ny THE TIMES COMPANY. OFFICE
poi EAST MAIN STREET. RCHNoNp'
VA.
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AnvERrIsING RATE.

ss-Keadlng notices IN reading matter type
10 cents per line NonpaIicl leaded' l2cenis
Ter line.
s,r~pccial contract rates furnished on ap-
pic1tion.
Auction ssles. Legal Notices and Am~>o-
nsnt Advertisements 81 per inch each IN
sertion.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
entered az The Richmond. wa pos'oino'
~ secOnd-class matter
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Norfolk Landmark: Judge Hugh /.
Bond rived in the city yesterday
morning o his waE from Blltin ore 70
Raleigh. n. c.. but could not 20 Il rough
on account Of he washCuts II ale by
the late sto-m. He was registered a.
tie St. JAM IS HCtel,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

Norfolk TirgiaiGn: The City Council
of Norfolk has agreed to build an aims
house on the land Of the city, near the
city wafer works, which, it is esti-
mattel. will cost SIS 900.
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Lymchbmg Nelrs: A force Of seventy
woikmeu are now engaged on that
part Of the belt road cOunectn. the
Norfolk and Western track with the
Zinc Works.
There was a large quantity OF leaf to-
bacco sold on the breaks Yesterday. and
Judging from the long line OF wagons
unloading at the several warehouses
last night, the breaks will be heavy
again today.
The unusually heavy rains have
doubtless played havoc with the quail.
The birds nest about May /, the period
of incubation being about three weeks
As their nests are on the ground. I'M
usually heavy rains are apt TO either
spoil The eggs OK drown the young.
Some spOrtsmen hold that quail often
nest and hatch two sets OF young.
basing heir belief upon the fact that
two sizes Of birds are often seen with
one pair Of old birds.
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Kcfnittanccs should he madc ny "'"''S'
checks. postoflicc orders, or registered letter
payable 20
TIL TIMES COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
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THE tale that some scribe attemnts to
get up about Watterson' seeing much
Of Thackery" when the great story
teller was in America, IS bosh. Wat
terson was boy, and if he had been a
man it is doubtful if Thackery would
have found him agreeable company.
When Thackery was coralled 10y snobs
in New York he used to get away
by a flank movement and 90 to the
Bohemian Club to have fun with the
boys.
When he was in Washington they
showed him the sights after swell
lunch and finally drove him around the
circle that encloscs Clarke Mills
hobby-horse equestrian statue of
Washington. Thackery had been bored
into nap, and when rudely awakened
10 give a criticism Of this great work Of
art. he gazed at it from The carriage,
whirling around the circle, and sleepily
asked: where are the rockersf'
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NEWS or THE STATE.

Tho virginia Editors ON various >""'
,eets-rnc Papers Gel I'm the vim D"'
rncy Get Ihese all the >nme-sr""
me Mountains 90 ihe Sea we SIN "e'
tr 0rr my ~ n.
Norfolk. Tugiaida The Norfolk Pea,
nut Roasting Company. the objects oil
which are to purchase. clean. pick aS,
sort and roast peanuts aud coffee ana
grind corn and other feed. aud peanut
huIls. etc. was also granted charter
The capital stock shall not be less than
% 000 nor more than SlVO.CVo. ulNlueu
into shares of 500 each. The iucorpo-
rators arc Me.srs. j. Il. Gillett, presi-
deut: Il. II. Vallines. secretary and
general manager; J. o. Boley. J. W.
Barbour, and Edward Spalding' who
will constitute the board Of directors.
The amount o. real estate to be held by
the company shall not exceed at any
time six acres.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

WE want'to see all candidates for the
Goyernorship come out promptly and
announce themselves. So that the con-
vention may know what it is doing.
The TINES does not express any prefer
ence. as we hold it TO be the foremost
duty of newspaper to urge Oh the pee
plea fair consideration of the principles
which, if properly weighed, will lead
to that calm discussion in the
convention which Is the only key 10 Il
party = success. We should have a
short and pithy platform, and all the
candidates and their friends pledged TO
support It.
The Democratic party Of Virginia
carries her safety, and therefore 1t does
not belong 10 anyone man.
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Leave hrf.Fl
No. Peter bIrs. Richmond



Nos. fiaul 20 makes nO stops. $50. 2i st .ps
on sigma at lcltfaIa. hu. d Stops only on
sigma. lf Chester. trnfr|IA aIu Manchester.
SO. ID sfo. ou signal as all -ular stations.
800. t1 stops Ou s.slhi D. 900 regular stations,
snG Also AZ ltmn. .rd Port Na.tlaI. Nos.
So 81. IS. f.N. 30. 81 asa so will stop az all
5tA lions for Uastrus DIS.
PULLMAN GAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. a and 25 sleeping care be
tween Now Yora and iamla, tla.- wa jscf
sOnVilct ON Trains hO-. IA, aud 20 sieep
IU. cars between Wa-nin gitn and Charles
fo on Train no. % 'ecpng cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train 80.
p. sleeping cars between Washington and
savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-EAIL LINZ TO NORFOLK
LEAvE ARRfvF.
Richmond. 'al0am. Norfolk 10 q.
Richmond. flUtpm. huricf. 1893 IN
NOrioif. tn-l am. Richmond. 1880 pm,
Norfolk. $50 om. Richmoud.slO pm
J.rse trains as. mako CLOSE -lnrrciDif
f0r fawVIle. Liuoralrs. and s0uil
western. points. ard all stations on tne NOricD
and Western railroad
R. M sULLY,
Slpcflnlln lent.
q. Il. D. Ny Akt.
General S.pnun,enllrt
T6 EAFs.0E. General Passenger Agent.
Son HAAS. Traffic Manager SAP n
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TIE DAILY rINEs.

cry pKLIVRRr-
Delivered In any part OF the CITY and Man.
chester nv carriers at II cents per week
po~,ors desiring the TIMES delivered NJ
,h.,, home. can secure II by postal card re-
&C., or order through telephone No. 80"
when delivery II irregular immediate com
plant should be made 20 'he ONCE. Tue ""-
.lress may be changed as desired. II care 'e
taken IA all cas's to mention the old ana
s..,.. ,1droee
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IDlEDMONT AIR Line

DlEDMONT AIR LINE
RICHMOND 8 DANvLLE nfsn,,
SHORTEST AND OF iChftE NNrr. -,
lhh sou lH.
PULLMAN sLEFpERs oN An e...-
TRAINS.
sCHBnCLE IN EFFECT A|...
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sunday N.NHtNA lAlNNNJ ldl' anu A+'Ai"r
ARRIVE RICHMOND
1.fi Dr -tiAiI daily
taUam -InnOl1H PASSENGER daHy.
s..8 an.-A,t0N HODAIiUN dang le4sep
C0NfECTiOAs
Do Cii,ol forye wan Cncsapcase ana q.
I..f IU "HN.t ".|- .u| NORTHWEST
Sirep.f- fD Cincinnati and ioui.fiia.
Al llHtt.-fs rN r.tI... .l" Ne'ttf
"a .laI l.r aI nIIlfH South. southeast, Rnf
Sluil4lsl. aUt flrFlf'. Midland railway To
so p0.l.1 hoIil lni .l4tl
AT Richmond aIl Associated Railways fcl
a. points ll t1e touf1. sud Richmond. frede
lc sHuIf all f.Ioulc l.lr.H4 Tor the North
40 Lexington fNil Baltimore and ONO faJl
road, making close Nuuntl lions at harper
f8rry to and from PtisDgrg and the Wes
also ~ Dl. .e North sr1 last.
sleeping cars yuchhurs tu p enphis. Now
Orleans and IlilD .N.
PAIA j. s htpING GAYS BE WEEN
klChMO ID all LfNthbJ hG. DEAThs.
a..
Tnusn8rFel la.iy eal utSluday sDslr
IIckr. Fsl lo OFT points. Omces; 1000
Main guoci. aui 40 tao . clm0nd ana Ale
gl.ls docl.. liful duI Canal strcets.
Juh- ID. IACNU kDO,
1dej Gell passenger Afe ..
gRCAN0ND. FREDERICKSBURG AMI
- POTOMAC.
IhEINGh ALlrEAlL fAci-f htiChJ
LINE 10 AND FROM BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. new YORK,
AND EAsrERN AND
WESTERN CIlIEF.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BErWEEh
RICHMOND AND BALIlAOkE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
COuesp0ndiugiy quick timet0 other po lis
Through biis OF isdon les -ed AZ loW rat.s.
&. a. TAYLOR,
o. - Genoa Freight Agent.
DHILADELPHlA, RICHMOND AND
4 NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TI ESDAY
aud fEIDA at j. g.. and every SUNDAY Al
A. N Freight for Tuesday ana fudays
steamers received till ly A. ". For sun
days steamer ul r. ". Saturday. Freight
received daily fil T.. NJ.
Fare 90 Plilultl pilid..... .. .....t....... 81 u
For further information apply 90
j. ". NCtAkNitk.
General southern a gent.
once. Nu0 Aeffs.
N. =. CLYDE s. CO..
ieo cono-a' as.nfs fh .'fe',Hia
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.YOR.A REYEREIAE


Daily lnl|Nf sunday.
The EaYurto Route t0 nt.nu.i
Tine steamers uf fnls lnr are models f
beauty. elegance. ana comfort.
fIetfe Richmond
1920 lul 1880 p.m.
Arrive Baltimore fLeaYf BAR r0
t.4IH.m .N.M.
Arrive Richmond tl.1I aud flO.Ua.u.
Fare Richmond tO baltimore. Ersf lu
~ second class, tlHN.
The York River Lime affords superior 49,.
fauflTc3 tO business uen 'u enabling fn0U "a
leave Richmond near flH close Nf Che IiIi
transactions, aud arrive at Baltimore ...I
next morning, after having enjoyed "a ID. .|f
iul nights reat, free from the dust and n. a "
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond 21i Sc. deooo ID H4n.
Arrigo Richmond. fs bpm
'Daly. fDaly except Sunday.
Depot and tCket-Oiice loot OF Virginia
street. up toWn Office. corner Ionta aHi fNl
streets.
PEYTJN RANDOLPH. JAS. H. TAYfOR
Gene. 81 Manager. Con. Ia... itlt
SOL. HAAS. Jos. IS. POTTS.
Traffic Ndlsgas. DIV rassr ri
noi6 henm 0a il.
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HunDiCutt'S Rheumatic Cure.

that they were benefited 100 900. Auof ihom
Thus cured by This medicine checr'uily
volunteer ,heir Willingness iO certify i9 us
virtue, in order That suffering humanity
may be benefited. and tine consequence i-
we have hundreds OF valuable certificates
from aI parts OF the country, prisug the
discovery of this miraculous compound,
which has already effected more cufcs ihan
au other similar preparations combined
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ash, your druggist Tor 70. ami II he HASN'T
O. make hlm order 10 for you.
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The TINES correspondent at Halifax
Courthouse writing about the recent
fire &C that Place. Sunday morning. the
particulars of which were telegraphed
To the TINES, says:
The authorities are however on the
alert. and all possible efforts will be
made to bring the guilty parties to JUS
tice. Fires are becoming horribly FREE
Quent M this vicinity. this being the
ninth within twelve months, all except
one incendiary. and people are eXaspe-
rated TO the very last degree. He also
writes: The recent rains aid not do
any very serious damage as the larger
streams were not very much swollen,
the smaller streams were very hlgn
and washed the lands terribly.
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70 Buy A TURKISH BRIDE.-I II Eek
haTdt and ). b. Doudrain, two young
men of Hartford. Conn. sailed for
Europe last week on d most extraordi-
nary mission. Mr.. Dondrain had heard
that there was in Constantiuople a
female seminary where one could Sc.
lect wife by depositing a suitable
sum in proportion TO .the bride :
beauty and attainments az cOmpensa-
ton to- her parent for the loss of their
daughters society. This plan seemed
also 90 suit Mr. Eckhardt aud the pair
have started 70 put it into execution.
The brides will be purchased az quickly
as possible. and their honeymoon will
be spent IN Paris. A rousing reception
j. promised by the people of Hartford
20 tue Turkish beauties upon their re-
turn. Lsch mge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

WEST P0VT June 5.-Thc closing
exercises az the West Point Female
Sen mary took place last night in tie
Baptist Church of This city. The add
dress on The occasion was delivered by
Rev. Dr. Ellis. of Baltimore. q man Of
rare ability. and an eloquent.and inn
pre-siye speaker. Iii. subject was
Woman Rights and il was ably
discussed. Owing 90 the death OF Miss
Taliaferro. one of the pupils OF the
school. which took place a few
days ago tn exercises were plain
ana brief Am anthem Praise
le the Lord. was wei rem
dercd by the school. al-o lovely
piece entitled The Mermaid's Even
ing Song was beautifully sang by
Misses Emma H.aiy Annie Waiting
ton. and Nlttie Smith. Rev. T.. Leigh
West and Thomas Z. Blgby. ESD, de-
llverod the medals and distinction, to
many OF the young ladies, when a clos
ing address was made by Professor VI.
+. Parish, superintendent of the public
school.
This school. Of which Mrs. W. r..
Broaddus is principal. has been a de-
cided success this session. and ITS pres
poets seem bright for the future.-C0r.
rcsp0ndeHce Of he Times.