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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-03


Jupiter is evening star. rising before sunset
in the evening and attaining aconvenient alti-
tude for observation in the early evening. He
is the most interesting of all planets at present.
and those who are SO fortunate as to own tele-
scopes, even though they be Of modest dimen-
sions, should not lose the opportunity of seeing
all there is to be seen about the Prince of
gazers in few months Jupirer's quartet of
satellites may be very easily seen, more depend
ing upon the keenness of the eye than upon
the size of the telescope; in fact. these bodies
have been seen with the unassisted eye on GER
tain occasions, and several cases have been
reported of people who we're able to see them
regularly, and give their varying positions
These satellites were one Of the early discov-
cries of Calico with the telescope. He OBJ
served the eclipses of the satellites by the
servation of these eclipses might be made use
of in determining the longitude of place, a
method which answers very well on land, but
cannot be well used at sea.
Study of the Satellites.
The eclipses, occultations and transits of
these satellites are very interesting for the
amateur to watch. A telescope CT two inches
aperture will show some of these phenomena,
and one of three or four inches aperture will
show about all A few are noted below for OBJ
servation. The Roman numeral designates the
satellite, L being the one nearest Jupiter, II.
the next and SO on.
.August4, s:s2 P. M...3shadow of III leaves disk;
M, shadow of leaves disk.
August s. 1o:o2 P. MI reappears after being
eclipsed.
August 10. s:44P. MI reappears after being
eclipsed.
August IL, s:2l p. NH leaves planets disk;
1881 p. NJ. shadow of Ill enters upon disks II: 20
P. M, enters upon disk; 12:22 P. NJ. shadow of
enters upon disk.
August Il, $40 P. MI disappears behind planet;
1i:57 P. M, reappears from shadow Of planet.
Il. A. Declination. Souths
Aug. 5..Hb.56n. go 2Y y. 9:l6 T. NJ
Aug. Is. .17h. sam. 90 "a s. 8:35 Pm
Aug. 25. Eh. 55m. go 28 !. 7:55 Pm.
Saturn cannot be seen now nor for some time
to come, as he is hidden in the overpowering
beams of the sun. He passes from the eastern
to the western side of the sun on the 10Th, and
takes rank as morning star.
Uranus, at best scarcely visible without q
telescope, is now too near the sun to be of
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dNuUE U6 WtII uS6U 1T btd.
Study of the Satellites.

to come, as he is hidden in the overpowering
beams of the sun. He passes from the eastern
to the western side of the sun on the 10Th, and
takes rank as a morning star
Uranus, at best scarcely visible without a
telescope, is now too near the sun to be of
much account. He is evening star, in right
ascension Is hours IL minutes, and declination
about 60 So south.
Neptune is morning star, but can never be
seen without a telescope. He shines like star
Of the eighth magnitude. with a disk subtend-
ing an angle of only 26". His position is
almost the same throughout the month: right
ascension hours IL minutes, declination 19o 26
north, BERT E. V. LUTY.
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THE PLANETS IN AUGUST.
Interesting Facts Regarding the Heavenly
Bodies for the Guidance of Amateur As
tronomers-Occullationo of Jupiier's, ,suf-

WRITTEN FOR THE DISPATCH.
The sun is now moving southwark rapidly.
and the hortening in the length of the day
thus produced is easily noticed. On the first
day of the month the sun remains above our
horizon for IA hours Is minutes, while on the
3lst his visit lasts only ID hours minutes. This
decrease in the days length, united with the
fact that the suns altitude at noon decreases
by nearly loo, leads US to expect cooler weather
in the latter part OF the month. The earth is
now approaching the sun at the Iata of 1900
miles a day, and on the 18th of the month will
be 93,2220O0 miles from him. His apparent
diameter on the same date will be 81 Az.
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The Moon During August.

tion. Rises. Souths. Sets.
Aug. l.. Oh. 03m. 16o 4yN 5:23 OPS A. NJ. T29 P. M.
Aug. 15.. 9h Aim. I3o 52N 5:32 024 A. 7:16 P. M.
Aug. 25 l0h 1Sm 100 33N. 5:42 Or A. 702 P. N.
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Jupiter, Prince Of Planets.

Mars is still far away from us, on the otl
side of the sun. and will NOT be visible for so
time
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THE old apple tree planted by the Morayian
missionaries, at Gnaddenhutten, O., ll5 years
apples TO the last and had considerable unripe
fruit on Il at the time.
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Four postoffices within eight miles of West
Chester are filed by members of the Moore
family.
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SOME supposed eagles captured at Lewis
town while gorging on the carcass of bear,
have been examined by an ornithologist, who
calls them buzzards.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-15
- nv r,uts RICHMOND w. FRIDAY NOVEMBER IS. 1883.

North Carolina cut, per barrel, $3.50 to ~
gross, per barrel, $500 to 1918. A large
cargo Of 1900 barrels expected daily. Mar
ket strong for reliable good fish properly
packed. =.
Rice-Carolina, to &c.; Raneoon, sc.
lSdif-Liverpool. from store. Sl.fv;
ground alum from store per sack. NC. TO
500. Liverpool salt scarce, two cargoes OF
steamers 10 arrive.
Sugars-Granulated, ~ to NC; confec-
TONERS A. 1c.; soft A. 6,sc.; Is sugar. Ga
10 exc: Ex. {. q 10 6Lc.; {, 5i1 TO 5Ac.
Fair demand. Market steady at quotations,
with strong upward tendency.
Jsds-BIack. % TO Soc; oolons, % TO
sOc.: gunpowder, 90 10 Sc.
CoGec-Rio, IT to 2Oc.; Laguayra, ~ To
2OiSc.: Java. - to DC. Tendency slightly
upward. active demand, market strong.
Buckets-Painted, two hope, Sl.ls
three hoops. $l.y0.
I'dliOT-4c.
Ldrd--Pure. ne; pressed. SIC.
Moidsses-Extra, ho.shead. IL 10 l9c.;
barrels. 10 10 l6c.; genuine golden syrup
per gallon, y 10 Sac; New Orleans prime
10 choice. 30 to zoe.
.sodp--Wash 81. TO &C.; per pound.
Flour and Meal.
Flour--Richmond patent roller iamil!
S 80 Ia 81: fancy family, -; fanny
$50 to t4.75; choice extra, 500 TO sJ.'o
extra. ss.2J to $3.50; fine, $3.50 to 50.
Uedi-Ci9. per hushel. Doc; country ooc
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA, November IL o ,,N''.o
ings Of tobacco at auction on ''"""ss WIZ
light to-day. 49,. .ooro,ar, tn
Private sales reported to the seciv,ai' 10 10
day: Wrappers, Is hogsheads; h,i''' -
hocsheads: smokers. y hogsheads; Dur
leys. hogshead: dark tobaccos, : hoss,
heads. Total sales reported to the secretary
to-day. "a hOgsheads. norris
Office of tho Tobacco Inspector reports
to-da,: Inspections. bright. - h0gsheaus
dark. : hsgshcads: Western. IL hogsheaus'
Reinspections. bright, 81 hogshead-i uarA'
: boeshead: Western. l. hogshead.
Farmers. Wilson's, -hockoe, Blanchard :
Da,enuort's. Centre. Scabrook's, Myers
and old Dominion warehouses report 81
horseads. tierce, and boxes delivered
to-day. 1900 .,,..,t.,.,,,,..
REGISTERED at the Tobacco Exchange.
Uv. J. Vaughan. Baltimore. Md; Henry a d
Alien. Lynchbur.: John Halo, Florida; w
g.. Huntington, Farmville; w VI 10Y
Houston. Tex. ,.-..., ......
Office of the Collector OF the Initeu 'tatsr
Internal Revenue reports collections LOT :, .he
CITY of Richmond to-day a. follows: lax
maid. cigars and cigarettes. s3,'li.Jo; 10
bscco. 1896; special, SOLO. 1otal col
lections for city to-day, Sl,eo.2J.
The Richmond tobacco market was ialrll
active and strong to-day. g MCL'
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New York Financial Market

NEW YORK. November l4.-Money close',
at : percent. Exchange closed iirmer poster ,'sl
rates. iSlm $50: actual rates, AoO'2V 80
for Gn DAYS. and 1850 is54 for deinailu'
Goycrnmcnts closed steady. Currency -
III bid: As, coupons, III bid; "a u'''
l0jil bid. ,,o,t/ nor
me market opened firm. and h~A Per
cent. higher than last nights prigs9' lns
southern stocks were ail strong. ne uivs'
active trading Of the morning was III Atcnl-
son. Burlington. Missouri Pacific, Norinr'h
parif pref red. Louisville and Nash,i!lls'
Norfolk and Western preferred ann l'ich,
mond ard Terminal. The whole volume o'
business. however. was. 'compara' ,'e:.
small. At j. O'Clock prices were
.i|mI per cent. higher than W.
terdav's figures. In the afternoon III,
market was strong throughout; anu
prices made a further general adNalice.
There was little more trading than aurins
tba morning hours, with II. Paul, Laeha-
wanna. Louisville and Nashville DenNei
and Fort Worth the special features ,'.
Sim, prices were at or near the Desl oi u :
day. and. as compared With ye>'eiuH
figures. show advances ranging IRON 10
ner cent. the latter in Chicago ana Anon
To-day's sales. 269.g2l shares.
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here to-day. and scare on Deceinoeri, 'a ni
put tina, month higher, but we doubt lou, ~ s"t
l'elieye we have seen top for the present. r.
lilies arm. about I'D. higher. The repo'.
1rg'e aver twenty loads had been taken LOT
export helped the early h "dya n his s"' % Sa
..,an hut whether for shipment. Is hard 10
tell. o tho country:
lo,yer nrices in other markets. The fact t,la ina.
IT, 49,. had covered freely. made the market
easier a and shows loss for the day oa able,
firm. Oats quiet and easy, but show a, sl aan
decline. Provisions have Deen Wean ' a.,
,r,din0 nothing. the interest being centereu
-, srheat There is no short int rest, there
fore it Is hard TO bull provisions, IS. . Ine n see
gay We ,rl",s We think Hutchinson has
l LOVE- , han he wants. The only shorts AR are
p" v,s Estimated hogs tomorrow or Don Won,
cash trade dull and IN ten a., DAYS md az coon
wmi BEGIN to store, they will begin 10 gel
bcarish.
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New York Cotton Market


Nyw YORK. November l4.-Messrs. nun
h,rd Price a CO.. say: Bearish influence
nave been in the ascendant to-day, ana .ne
tIa market closes barely steady seven
- Ialo,v lait evenings prices. Liver
pool responded but family 70 ~, u E
irtr'dior lone of the advices cabled from
here last evening and closed very s g,I al y,
"a net improvement 0i one-slN, 81 ~
ment 10 the bulls here and a conslderaole
iionidation of long accounts caused price
TO weaken. and they closed three - n'e
points lower. g. -, soo
The sales for the dav amounted 10 '''so,
h,Ie- REGENTS mt ports to-day estimate
M 4 400 bales. spot quiet at 100 Tor md,
linz upland-; sales - bales for export . ana
sSs bales TO spinners. Futures closed
November. lO.mWlO.lO; December, WY; ~ %
~. ~: January. lO.Ojg 1906: February, ~. y
m d -. March. ln.l10 lO.ls; April. lV.-J@
10 Is: Nav. l0.32@lo.a3; June, lo.to@ iV'4i
J Nv. l0.4G@lO.41; August, lo.1J@ lV'7i'
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Nd. VA. November 10, 1889.


Mr.. Joseph ". Johnston:
Dear Sir.-Haviug been sufferer ior
the last sixteen years With bloOd J )ison'
caused from impure virus used vac
cioat,on. which covered my body WIN
iarge ulcers and CAUSED M 10 suiier
10Th day and niznt with the most in-
toIerahie itching. | consulted doctors,
both aIlopathic and Homeopathic, anu
,ooL medicine from them and also urea
several different kinds OF medicine Una.
had been recommended TO me, WITHOUT
rel,ef Wa, Induced by friend OF
,o;oe with wbem | wss talklog tniS
SIMMER ahc my malady, 10 Try
NOLAN, Me- Ibid so, aud was con-
v;nced before had flushed tskipg one
hottie that had gotten the meu'ciue
that I needed. Have taken five bottles
Of Nolandine. - ard am glad to say my
blood has been thoroughly puf'',eu anu
nv complexion and appetite mas ' et
nroyed. My weight has increased " IA.
p iaen u5l mounds since commenced 10
,ota vorr valuable Nolandine. anc
ronli Gladly recommend :" Nolandine
70 anv one suffering with blood poison.
AM information mat you or any Que
aIse NAV desire IN regard TO my case
~,il be glad to furnish at any time
W W,sh;rg ven success, remain yours
respectfully, mon ,pnw ZONES
A. office of John I. Goddin. corner
Eleventh and Bank street. kchmopu
Va.
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New York Produce Markell
lRv Telegraph

xvx yapK. November l4.-FlOur closed
irre-,,l,r and dull: winter. fine grades
- 95g - 80: spring. do. $l.Tj@S2.JD; super,
Inc winter. s.. 500 $3.50: Southern closed
nuiet. but firm ana unchanged. W hea'
closed steady: spot sales. ungraded red'
ena SIC. No. 3 red. sl@sll4c.; No. VIII
red. >ovember, $40. Corn closed weak s,'lS
and and lower; spot sales No. > mixed, re
tgilr. No. .. mixed, November fl;sc.
o,fs closed dun. weak. and "a 7sc. lower :
.no, salcs No. I white, AAc.; No. 40.
3nit No. , mixed, November, nc I9IA
dnl1 nd unchanged. Lard closed gu'e. !
December and January. $O27go'-o. 1-u-" a,
Refined iirm cut loaf ana cfusneu'
powdered. Ne; eranulaleu, v16sy d., o., -
Conee-SpOt cargocs steady; ialr h'o i'ls''
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Baltimore Markets.
.Ev Telegraph.

BALTIMORE. MD. Novemher H. 10, 80 ac'
ou'c i middling. IO@ l0izc. Flour any nc-
i've and firm. Wheat->oul hef", IL ',.arrv
live and firm: Fultz 7a@, &c. L9 l,,ay rra
80, Re. Western. firm; No. 2 winter Ieu'
spot and November, so~ ~9'.c' ,1,air
southern. firm and scarce; white lly l ~,
yellow. iOa We: Western. easy inlNeu ga
llm4i.c. Oats firm and in AR uen, rD",
-,nthcrn and Pennsy lvania. Sog &c. VI
eru. white. gSa29c.; mixed, 29a2'c'; sIauSu,
40. ,. white unchanged. hle' sio~ nm nm
eI,n',ed CotI,sc-RiO cargOcs. fair lHi.@
tgiIc. sugar firm; A soft, d5.c. 'oppel
scarce and very firm refined, ll4@l <''o
Whisky fairly active at Sl.lV.
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OXFORD. y. c., November breaks
continue extremely heavy. tor past 'hIee
weeks our warehouse have oeeh taNe1 u
,hoir utmost capacitv. and sales are fire.
",,nntlv blocked. Notwithstanding double
-aIes are being run part of each week
priccs are firm on all desirable tobacco;
Wrappers are coming in more freely, ana
are better in quality than any OF the nrs'
offerings. 49,, lot.
Snr.ial features this week and last :
More wrappers ON the breaks, and win bet
ter body. than previously this season ;
scarcity of good working illlers' ana hlgh
prices. especially on the common ana me
hli'',, .orts W. 4. REED.
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MARKErsIBY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, November l3.-Baldwln ana
Farnum telegralhed Thomas Branch 20.
az follows: Wheat all through the cary
part Of the session was strong, Dlii, Nv
creasing their lines. \ big locai oper".s,
was prominent buyer OF May nroun.
5,lc. for May and s2.c' Tor p,ee'''er' III -,
nnr there was free unloading. and the ~.
,It is thai May closed lower than lasl
ieht. New York and Norlhvc' haze 'old
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-15

RICHMOND, VA, November "A, 1858.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, VA, NoNch"ei ~ i'''
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-G. 43l bushels.
Corn. O16 bushels.
Oats, 049 bushels.
Rye-6OO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
Wheat White. ~ bushels prime ON pri-
vote terms: % bushels common al ''c. -
bushels common ut re. Longberry. l,-VV
bushels prime at SEE; lao bushels very
Good 20 prime on private terms; DO bnsheis
Very GOOD at SEC; - bushels common al
75c Mixed. * bushels prime on private
terms. % bushels good AT Sic.; ~ bushels
common at re. >hortberry. % bushels LOT
Seed M Sc; 81 bushels prime on private
terms; ~ bushels good at Sc; II bushels
soir at ne: sos bushels fair at i9c.; %
nushels common Mt zoe lo0 bushels cou'-
mon nj &c: 69l bushels common az
s,c. "A bushels common at O2c.; ~
'ms6els common at 6Oc. Total sales wheat
Corn White. 1900 bushels very good on
r;>ate terms: Is bushels good new nj f-'
| Total sales corn, l.2iG bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm. iii
n,ofafions. -Middling, y3.c.; lcw mia
slIns. 9lc.; coed ordinary, see.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-15

NEW YORK. November live had a
thorough bull market to-day. and outside OF
cotton oil an stocks advanced. There l.
GOOD deal Of talk of new blood having come
INTO several securities. and the street senil,
ment has all along kept the professional
operators ready to join at the FIRST sign oi
advance i'm general buying movement.
October earnings will begin to come III
shortly. and promises 10 snow iaIse r. r.
cr.ase. Baltimore and Ohio returns for
October show net increase Oh near! ~
.'or cont over last wear, and some Of the
roads notably st. Paul, will probably do
better than this.
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CURES WITHOUT THE U { or hAU'
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBEs IT AND
KNOWS ITS VALUE.

Aner the discovery and Introduction OF the
waters OF the celebrated Healing spring OF
A,he county. y. G.. holder anu " ni.'l
more stio~glv impregnated spring ol Wn' NJ
was found higher up the valley on TIC ''H''
Of Major j. q. fluUmef. r..to,,
For blood Diseases. Cancerous AiiectlouT'
all kinds OF Diseases OF the Skin ilihpics,
Blotches. ROughn' s., SauoWness, Noir 90 !,
rad Complexion. aides VINO. from ioss VI
rest oycr-cXettiOD. and too mucn ulsslp'
ZION BECOME lanuuid aud blase. VIII ma ihe
hummer hrcmine Arsenic wafer = eIeut
/ DON and restorer Cf freshness. sufferers
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion or any 1.,i,'', =.
or kidney Troubles. VIII ina the liuinl.''
HfOmine Arsenic N~ter gives ,in','. pc.
lief how TIE analysis, ~ HE rum nitl i,i'
mine arsenic Water 10 your phSei0i"n ""'
ask him will IL help you. ,,.,... ,,,ts
tur leading cocfoIs are prescribing tnls
wonderful water and receiving the uei H. H.
sults nom A.. action. IL r. coilv growing IN
fa,or win The medical fraternity, and the
demand for the wafer Is rapidly incieh>lit'
I'm tine near future the lluminer biolnthe
Arsenic Narcr witt become he ,Ieadlhs
Healing Water ~ the word TOT an h'"'"
stomach. Kidney. and skin Diseases
WHAT THE "PLUMMFR BR. MI ~ 49,
Mo- WATER HAS done FOR n III, ~
MOND LADY, AND WHAT Siih -
ABOUT IT.
.Reing a great sufferer from Indigestion
and being unable 10 eat either irult OF NcSe
tables. on making my trouble known 20 hr
Joudon q. Edwards he ADVISED me 10 US
Piummer Bromine Arsenic wafer snow
inv my regular physician. ir. Hunter NC
tnire. had prescribed The same Wa'vl;
procurega case OF the Plummer broihlh'
Arsenic Water. and am glad 10 say WEI
using this water could Ca Anything. lruis
and vegetables included. and my SKIN VIM
using the water was clear anu ne" III, ~.
| pimpies. Biotchcs. and letter, when AWAY
came when eating fruits without DRINKING
pmmmer Bromine Arsenic Water. ! slail
give my testimony 10 The value OF iiuih,nc
/ From ne Arsenic Water for aiding dis's'iol
ana cleaning AMI purifying The SKIN, -,
see that NOn get the RUNNER hioihih
/ Arsenic Water from Ashe county. ;. 1.
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WE have speedyand pos eve cure TOT s.e od-
tufh. piphiherla. Cankcr Moulin a. ,e"u-
s'.ha h, sHII.OH', CA ARHH hFMEDl. a
%.s,i injector free with ench Lottle Use u
ifyou desire nealln ard sweet eath. rilc,,
81 cents. sod by Bodeker Brothers s,a
Al. NJ shields 4 60. corner OF : itih anu WAL
shall streets
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PRE- STON & II l. V n,
ART RNIl - INI1
No. 18 Governor Street,
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

at is wonderful that from the bosom OF
Mother Earth fiows streams for the healing
of her childrcn.-S a q. r..
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PROFESSOR A. BAILEY, MAJ, NAL.
IN FRO. MassEUR ana Medical Elee'l t
clan CHROME and nervous eise asI s'reet'
tIectro-vap1 baths. ga e's' nios" 'ims
KichrAond. Va.
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OWENS G MINOR DRUG co.
General Agents. richmond, Va.
1907 MAIN STREET. OPPO. POSlOfFlCh.
INTERESTING LETTER
n Well-knOWn ana Emil
nent Divine.

GALVESTON. Tx, August 10, 1881
Desirlng 10 commend 10 friends IN Ala
bama, Kentucky, Texas ana Oeorslh
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HuDDjCuttS Rheumatic Cure

herewith testify that Mr. J. \. Adair, Dr.J
: pemberton Mr.. T.. II. strong, Messln.
FIutchisOn & Bro, Of Atlanta, ga hiiu III
" e Mynne # Gadsdei, Al0 are HI p'i.
Sonal friends Of mine. The testimony ~ /
fhe.a men * uuimpeachable. | was pastor /
FOR tenffOl years OF Or PembertOn, one Oh
Georsia's most honorable druggist; 81 nea-
con W. Il. Wynue. one OF the b'el ih'h Ne.
,,.r lived i'm Alabama or GeOrgia, and Of l'r.
llutchisor who Is worthy 10 sttid ny inc
sId. of any drugg.st If America or lvhs
years Or. PembertOn was SUFFERER 10 an tA-
crrciatiug degree: 80 was also Deacon W yhh'.
those woo tcld the testimony OF ali he
cnri.tiau gentlemen above named, ana ihal
of sir Charles L. eatnerhee, anu ,ilat 81
MIR Albert Howell. and Of Mr.. SaInurl buh-
Ian need not hesitate To accept thelt STATE
menfS without abatement. also know the
company seeking to Introduce ms WOhdei-
mi cure Whatever Of testimony lhey nav
publish the public may confidently receive.
Ar. sPALDlNG,
Pastor First BAPTIST Church, Galveston and
President Of the Texas Baptist Deher"i
Convention.
rfvour druggist does not have "HUNNl-
! cIr1sw- RHEt NATL CURE" IN STOCK make
| him order IL for you. Price, Sl.OO per Dct'ie;
six bottles for 500
4 Wonderful Cure In Louisville,
Kentucky.
louisville. KY, December "a. 1850.
hereby certify that three bottles on nun l'n,
nicut's rheumatic Cure cured my wle per
fectiv well IN four weeks time, aiier Deihs
confined TO the house fcr Xix months WIN !.
severe attack Of muscular rheumatism. " u
certainly most wonderful cure.
IT,. UNDERWOOD,
CITY Ticket Agent J. NJ. K /. X. H., :. W. cor
ner Third and Main streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-15

&@ Richmond stock Market
.,aAsTs Nv John l.. Williams SON.
EsT md brokers'. No I'LL Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-15
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
New York stock Market.

Reported by c. w. Branch q Co., bankers
and brokers. no. iii Main street.
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