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CANDIDATES should always have them
selves nominated in the newspapers by
reliable persons, and signature should
accompany the communication, or else
evil-minded and suspicious people might
think that the candidate was nominating
himself.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MIS- MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. Ii relieves the little sufferer az once
il produces natural, quiet sleep BY relieving
awakes as bright a. a button" IL is very
pleasant 70 taste. liz soOthes the child. soften'
the gums, aliays all pain. relieves W nj. resu
lates the 10 .els, and Is the best knCwn rem
edy for diarrhpa, whether arising from teetn
irs or other causes. TWENTY-FIVE cents
.nffle
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nWENS & MINORS
Nellie Bly, Chewing To-
bdCC0,

that ia a strictly PURE VIRGINIA SUN
CURED TOBACCO. can b. bought OF the parties
named below, and has DO superior as good
tough chew on the market. Don't take any
thing as a substitute, but insist upon having
"Neilie Bly, Only cents piece. Gall on
either OF the following
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO,
Opposite POstoipce.
PARK-PLACE PHARMACY,
Beyidere and Main streets.
J. NJ. BLANKS,
Corner Hancock and Clay streets
j. L. RfDENOUR.
Corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
q. A. PULLING.
Corner Beleidere and Main streets.
THOMAS w. LEONARD.
~ North Second streets
4. A. MILLER.
Fifth and Broad tree
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THE President yesterday appointed
John W. Douglass and J.. G. Hine as
Commissioners for the District of Co
lumbia. to succeed William B. Webb and
Samuel L. Wheatley, whose terms have
expired
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FRkDERitkohUkt
II AND pOTONsC RAILROAD -che iuf
APRIL 2lst. 1893 - eastern
standard time go. ,,.t,,. ANN.
oniy AT Ashland Junction Nnio'-
and FredericasOurg. o.cepti
Washinpfon and New ofh.
tto- am caves Byrd street statiuD leN,. tf
cept sunday. par'or car to Washing
10, nm. caves Byni-streei .rstic- ta'n
sleeper 20 New YORK.
: M am sfr- te- az Byrd-stree, Station dai,
Sleeper from New lort
,gs mn arrrVee az Byrd street sfauun ts-f
strn. al Fifisfthfflff hNitft
Junction aud Ashh d sleeper 10 10
W..hne., ami NcH York.
1910 on arrives - bynr asei seton es1 1 nom
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
pAfLY EXCEPT eUsOeYe.
e4sam. leaves Fiba. Arrives ar Ashland 40
,p' ,..' 'n leayes $500 street
~ p'-' s-stion arrived AZ Ashland AZ PIN.
al. nm, i,eyes eliza. arrives a. Ashland a.
e,,sm s 'l3 Eliza. Leaves Ashland at 600
s.a. IN, s,1 srnyes A. eyrs
COO SUI street station leaves Ashisn A. l.i'
s5o nm s srri 81 GiOa caves Ashland a.
q k'.'TBvTLoR. General Ticset Ageut.
RI. d. MyERs. General slOerin-' laeus'
NORFOLK AND IVES TERN RAIL.
- WO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
o,Vn nAfIy TRAINS TO LiNChbl hu.
tCHFDIrIF IL EFFECT MAY u. 1917
LEAVE RICHMOND.
qaoA NJ Daily. ria Richmond ana fttei1.u ~
railroad. Leaves Petersburg ~
A. n. daily arrive Norioih D."
A., III ~ yto Richmond and Petersburg
f''' a. W. ,-,lirosd Arrive at Petersburg Do 3N
IN No. leaves Petersburg IVA
A. NJ for farmsille, Lyncnuuif
toanoke. Bristol, hnoNviiie, avg avg ~ ai
onint. south and West. THRU" n
ROACH TO kADfOhD
-4op Il n,ilv fia Richmond and Petersburg
''V' '' rtilroad Arrives al petersburg al
7NP. NJ. leaves PETERSBURG 0'ly y
n daily. arriving Norfolk ln,oj 4
81 THROUGH CAR To NOh
-oop-v neiIv' ria Richmond and Petersbur.
'''D r,iiroad arriving at petersburg A'
.fOp 81. connecting with j nam -.
leaving Petersburg 40 800 =. NJ
f'r Furmlllle. lyuChburR, huauoht
poeahontas. IIIstOl. huoNNlut, Nhhi
fan00qa. aud AL points South ano
/ PULLMAN SLEEPlNG-SAh A'0O''
No l-@leeping-car Petersburg 20 All, nl,s' ~
oitbout change. leaving fettfsuuif IMP ~
~ y NJ Pullman sleeper LynchburE u
Memphis. without change. ,. o.. ~,
Noi8 pullman sleeper LynchburH 20 NeM
Orleans. and Roanoke 70 Chattanooga "''"ou'
Tickets. baggage checks. and all iniormatol
can he ob,ained at Richmond ana ietefsnut :
/ railroad depot. A. ". Garbersi lvD n n
street. and AT the Company's ONCE ~ n"'
MAIN s'i'''' ". 10. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent
,.,,..,,r - a. ppuV Vice President.
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Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.


B1RNINGHAM. ALA, August L. 1881.
pronrietor- Hunnicutt Rheunati Cure.
Gentlemen During fall and winter OF i,so
! v,as stricken down with lniiammatory hh"u
natism and confined 20 my room Tor thiee
months. ana after got out went ON crutche-
soy thirt, davs longer. had the best on medl
al ettention swallowed "A fearful lot OF drugs.
and grew worse from day 90 day.
friend sent me one hail bottle OF
urrNNICUTTS RHEUMATIC CURE.
found among the persons VINO n 81 tile' u
a recommendation from DR.. rem utii"h' -.
Atlanta. wrote to him 20 give me lul account
~ his experience. and his honest opinion on
yo,lr medicine he answered that an ne nau
LA alout il was true. and advised me % Try
n ordered six bottles and began taxing il
with many doubts. but 90 my surprise my ap
netite began 90 improve. ! slept wen anu 'i'T
iwelltnr began 10 20 down. ana IN Yen nay
was walking with "A cane. and tire" that aN1f
in "A few d.ys am now. believe petie'uy
veil and have been for more than a year,
have recommended lt to several othei li,eu
matte .ufferels. each of whom say that *
worked like "A charm on them IL y "a nla' ~
ions blood pufiier.' and II you VIII ',', ,ia.
il kept pure. 10 will continue I'd ne pio9'''-
10 suffering humanity. ....,,t,. D.. ,
Uouing YOU success. / am aud ever VIII ue "
friend 10 il X. c. Yours trnly,
W. n. HUNTER. u. ;. comm, SivntI
Fifth Judicial Circuit OF Alahdinh.
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"Our Plantation" cigar is the best fol-
q cents. OWENS & MINOR Drug Co.
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Nothing beats our Chocolate MIX
Shake. OWENS MINOR DkU' W
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Sick headache cured by DR.. Dayid.s
pills
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Train No. ~ connects daily 40 hefnl,
for Chase City. Clmkevllle. art nuot
Durham. Hendcl son and hd'r.tn CON
meets a. Greensboro Tor DURHAM
Raleigh. salem. and winston. a1i a'I l0.n'. .c
North Carolina d. vision. ai Salisbury ..I A.l
.ina Hot SPRINGS and a.I points 'n NH'rr.
North Carolina and ar Charlotte ir &C q
A. K. r.
Train No 81 connects daily A. oregls
boro' for salem Winston. Raleigh. code
b0r0'. and NOroheai City, rt salisbury I.i
Ashrvliie Hot Springs. AMI aN pN.N't
Western North Carolina, 40 Dnaf''Nf H.t
Charlotte. Columbia Aui Augusta fal..il iH
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston A.
nah, ThOmasyilie, Ca, h-onflt't ..-.
Florida p0Ints. also With Csr'rs C.1'n
railroad for Wilmington
Trains from the South ar-ift 4' ncNnNle
f.i5a.m. aud a.aN p.fl.
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:. Ne do herebv cernlg hat ,cs snperr'se m
,r-o,oeD,enfs FOR gHthe M0afhtv and Selai- an
MAJ DrrtrinGs Of The Louisiana Sfdle Ly, .
troy tBe Drolripgs themselves, and mai me same
are conducted nth honesty, fairness. ana ~
good faNh fo,c0rd an parties, and ne authofise
he Compang 10 use his ceTfpcate' run rae
,i,niIes NJ or signatures otfached. ~ as ""'e'-
tts.tuggfs
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Tur SPEED or THE CHARLEsroN.-
The performances OF the new cruiser
Charleston. built by the Columbia Iron
Works. at San Francisco, have complete
" baflled the calculations OF the engi-
neer officers in Washington. SO per
rlexed are these gentlemen that
they do not hesitate to say that
there are serious errors in the re-
norris and that the Charleston could not
possibly have accomplished the alleged
feats. but. with due Difference TO their
scientific attainments, we venture the
belief that she has acted just as the OF
dcers in charge of her have reported,
and that she will still further mystify her
critics when her engines have been
properly adjusled.-Bdlhnore American
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p.ro,,tanccs should be maze by drafts
checks. postonHce orders or regis 'ered 'e''e'
TIMEs PUBLISHING O. APANY,
KignmOnd. Va
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TRAINS NORTfwAan.



Nos. "a and ~ makes no stops. No. % stops
on sigma at Ceutralia. No. "a stops only on
sigma AZ Chester. Cent? ia and Nancbestef'
~. rs stots on signal at al regular stations
so. 86 stops on mgur nl regular staNon1'
ana also nf Verrn'f'e 81 Port Nalthri. nos.
~ 81. "A. g.y. 30. .s. aod $50 will stop Al 81
stations Tor uN-e 100 is. ...,,
PULLMAN GAR ShtFhh
,,o Trains Nos. "a and . sleeping ceis 4.
t,Seen New York and Tampa. Fla. wa jH'.
sonViile). On Trains Nos. Il. apo :. sieef
y, cars between Waslin 10 u ano Caallt-
q or Train No. . sleeping-cars oetstn
Nov York aud Jacksonville. On IRAN 20;
" sleeping-cars between Washington ana
Savannah. OIL.
THE ONLY ALI~RAIL LlNETU NOhF' IN
Iv.v. AaRfvk
gicbmond. -e4Jam Norols r."
RfcpmorT . gpu Nortcii lu3f 81
NOrtOiS. folv afh. ~ llLS : ia u,
These fraius also make ciost -nectv
for Farmville. LynCbhusg. al' tol'
western points. and al stations nn inr r"'i
-Da r. Al. SuLLY
5uporintenrtl
r. e.. p. Ny LIS.
General -9pcrinfl daii
TN. .Arason, General fasgorgr 7serl.
/ Sol HAAS. lre1c NaneNer 10Y 49,
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lott kKr.
pAST ALL PRECEDENT.
OV5r Two millions Distributed

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated Sy the les paaposes 'S and Its
S..','at'ies made part Of the present
state constitution In 1879. by an over
whelming popular vote
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW ,
t<t.c rake place Semi-Annually, June anu
D4emberl and ITS GRAND SINGLE y = VI Ri.
DISAWI<GS take place In eacn of the othef
IN , " of the year and are all drawn
in pnblic. ri the Academy OF Music. New
Orleans, La.
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How callous is the head of the present
administration TO all criticisms based on
executive nepotism is shown by the case
of ex-senator Alvin Saunders, OF Ne
braska. who has just been appointed
An election commissioner for the Terri
tory of Utah. The appointment was
enormously reported to have been made
a week ago, and was universally con.
demned by the Democratic and
INDEPENDENT press, because aris-
ing solely out of Senator Saun-
ders relationship to the President, as the
father of Mrs Russell Harrison NO
Republican paper defended the selec.
lion. and several protested that it would
not be made. But 1t has Deen.-ne"
York Star. .
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abl Bailu ainlra.

n rIspyp EVERY DAWN THR YEAR
nV TIKI THINKS PUBLISHING CIV
PANY. OFFICE NO EAST MAIN sTkhhI
RICHMOND. VA.
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ESTON 3 r. l. V In,
FIND ART FO IN y RE
No. IS Governor street.
RAIL ROAD~
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Raj
~ WAY COMPANY.
scHEDULEIN EFFECT NAYia1n ID.
RICHMOND


LEAVE RICHMOND.
10 A. NJ. Local. except sunday for Cano,
Forge. Does not run west of CIf
500 A. " Express. daily. Pof Od POINT Ana
Norfolk. Pullman Buffet Palace
car 4 Old Point
llN6 A. N. Express. daily For Cr..ar..
Pullman parlOr Car fN Ihfr.nfi..
vile and Pullman Nfsnhu.l mo-.
sleeping ear. tharioft0.tINr f0f.r.
cnnat. Connection ln Union s,.
ton fOr AN points West
ESQ p. NJ. Express. daily. for Od Ponfs,i
Norfolk Pullman p8ri0f ..r b.
old Point
5.i5 =. N. Accommodate. except .urIs,
x FL =. Junction.
s:lb =. NJ. New York ana Cincinnati Nf.lIn..
Limited. daily. Pullman t.00r.r,
car 90 Hinton. connecting rf I|.r
iottcsyiIie. with Ae.NII.0 f..
tied for Cincinnati and lfU...|r
60 meets in Union station nf
West and South
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
7.5 A. NJ Daily. From Cincinnati ari loa.
1875 A. NJ Daily. Prom Norfolk and oa.
Point
s:S5 p. NJ Daily Prom cnc.nmnaal ln.
515 P. NJ sEscepi sunds, from Clifton
7WP NJ. DAILY Prom Norfolk ana oa
station. Broad street near Seventeenth
Ticket Offices. iD Beast Ni.n .II0.f tr. lf
& and %. Railway Station.
H.N FULLER
General Passenger AGENT
J. T. HARAHAN. General Manager.
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~. r BRAsCd, I'VE" ~.
THOMAS BRANCH l. CO., BANK
ERs , ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
gONDS sTOCkS. and 5ECU Il
aOUGHT AND SOLD In this and al INT
Northern markets. s-.z an,
We nave private telegraph wire from ouI
nee 10 All the Northern exchanges, and can
sYerute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS WITHIN
few inmates of their receipt at our office.
we get quotations every quarrer Oh An noui
which are open TOR the insp~ vtion CT oui
Earliest information on the subject or Kali
road and Corporation Securities and state
Bonds. m
de 2N IHomAo nnAcSn . w.
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Owens & Minor Drug 10.
Wholesale Agents,
Richrp Onds v n
WHAT AN OLD MAN. ~ YEARS Or A6h
HAS TO SAY
cosCERSIsG TBE
Chase City Mineral wafer
FosxLASp. NorrAwAV COUNTY. VA. !
AUGUST H. 1856.

FosKrASD. NOTTAwAY COUNTY. VA,
August Is. 1886.
Hy H. +. Hardy chase Cify Va:
Sir-For many years ! suffered very huoh
from dyspepsia With It's complications such
"A nervous ness, neuralgia lndlYestlOh' Coh'.i
nation liver affection, etc. untll l DScainc al
most confirmed invalid. during tht llne
Was treated by intelligent physicians VINO pre-
scriled various remedies. / used both hthia
and other mineral waters. also Dr. warner
Celebrated Liver and Kidney cure, ali 10 uu'
little advantage. ,,...,., ..,,,,se
CITY Mineral Water" | sent for ana Obtaincd
a case of IN. liz lasted me about three weeks.
during which time | improved SO much a. 70
h. ahie 10 leave home, which / had not Deeh
able 10 do tor months previous. then went ~
Chase City and continued the use Oh the WIZ WIZ
fresh from the well, for four weeks. when
gave me more real benent tnan All the othol
remedies combined. Ny nerves were soon
Quoted could sleep well All nlkht. my slo.Yin9
1ears ann forebodings vanished. my mlnu pe
came bright and cheerful. | could enjoy tne
company of my friends (which Deioie aN ,
rd). my appetite Increased, my ulkeolol
greatly improved $50 that could eat almost
sny Kind OF food with npunity), the eOilstlpa-
mon was relieved, and the Kidney anecuoh
Greatly benefited-all OF which attribute u
The use of your mineral water.
must say. in conclusion. that lconriusi thy
discovery Of this water 0seeSing - 9Witie"
humanity. Away with your drugs ana Nc
rrtImsi Go TO natures fountain OF heaiih
Drink of its healing water 20 d1naj snq W
made whole J. ". ~" BILL
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The New York Legislature, which ad-
iourned Yesterday made the most OF the
opportunities offorded for trading in
franchises and privileges by means OF
local and special legislation. This priv
Ileee has excited the envy of some OF the
brethren in Pennsylvania, who propose
TO remove the awkward restraints upon
special legislation which the state Con
stitution imposes. Exchange.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PrNGENT COMMENTS
BY GOOD WRITER'S.

An impending Crisis-infi"s"ee OF the
Ring Trust Against Proteetion-Mu''
Dublin Castle Gos-Sew Hampshire on
,,.-far-yhe Modest Vine.
A. IMPENDING. CRIsIs.-One OF the
leading iron corporations OF Pennsyiva'
NO has lately reduced the price oil It's
nroduct TO $3.50 per ton. This is the
pnening of what will prove to be an i'm
nor,ant and probably a long continuing
,.ar Mr. Parsons, of Virginia, asserted
in a recent letter 10 the Her0fd, that the
loes inflicted last wear on Northern iron
masters by the lowering OF price conse-
onent on the cheaper production OF iron
H. the Southern States was so great that
!, xvould have enabled the Northern iron
masters to buy out and destroy every
iron works in the South. -,
The Atlanta CoHstdption says OF the
action of the Thomas Company:
nThe low price Of Southern iron has
placed the PENNSYLVANIA iron masters on
The defensive, and they have simply re-
dnced prices in order to place their pro
duct on footing with Southern iron.
Recently the railroads Of This section,
lacking 10 their own interests, have az
RANGED TO place the output OF Southern
furnaces on footing with that OF North
ern furnaces 80 far as freight rates are
concerned. and it is this last feather that
b.s caused the Pennsylvania camel To
have the backache Southern iron is now
selIing At S14.5O, and at this rate very
large profit can be made. Ihe under
standing is that Pennsylvania iron
cannot be drawn N less than Sl3 ton
but southern iron can be produced foi
20 90 that il the Pennsylvanians have
oroanized to drive the SOutherners Ou'
of the market they will discover theii
mistake a little later in the season. The
Thomas Company's cut in the price
of iron is made to protect that company
interests and il is leyelled at the South
ern nroducers. But the real effect of !
viii he TO drive ont of business a grea
many of the sualer furnaces in Tn
Lehigh Valley, which are poorly equip
nod for competition Of any sort. Tn
Southern furnaces nave all the mOderl
improvements, and although Mr.. i. W
Clark. president of the Thomas Company
IL inclined TO sheer at the extent Of theii
resources. If will be found when tn
fight is fully on that they have capita
enough to protect themselves. As
matter of fact they need no capital 70
- this particular business. They hay
! equipments that are superior to ms
, ioritv of those in Pennsylvania an
they can sell iron at a profit at price
that will drive every furnace in Penn
{ sylyania to the wall This is the situi
I ton. The issue is joined, so to speal
I and. while the fight may result in a poi
or trust. we should like to see the con
petition carried to its legitimate resul
% which would mean the supremacy
] southern iron in Northern markets
We agree with the CoHsttution, an
advise the Southern iron masters f'
their own good to keep out OF pools an
d trusts" There is vigorous and grow
G ing public opinion against such combin
4 of capitalists against the people. II
Southern men are abundantly able
hold their ground and let the best mi
VIM y Ucrdd.
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The Ga.ene and citizen, of Lexington,
saws that the typical name of Parsons Il
Cheek
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r~FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets.-heV oeo'se
Cooper. d. D.. pastor.-Preaching at II am
and sp.m. Bible class at el5 am.
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Mrsr DUBLIN CASTLE GO;-LOrd
Londonderry announcement of an in
tention to resign the Nice-rOyalty OF Ire
land at the earliest possible moment has
subjected the lniOnist coalition to a
good deal of tension. The Liberal Dis
sidents want to abolish the Niceroyship
and transfer its functions TO the Chief
Secretary, who would be made Sec
retary of state, and consequently a
regular instead Of occasional member
of the Cabinet On the other hand,
a large section Of the Tory party would
perpetuate the system of Castle govern
ment. only they would tryt rehabllitate
il in the esteem of lrishmen by allotting
the Vice-royalty to a royal prince who
il is assumed, would show himself above
partisan predictions The difference
of opinion on this subject between tae
two wings Of the governments support
ers is so deep and earnest that Lord
Salisburv's decision will doubtless be
postponed as long as possible ". J.
] Sun
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Children Cry tor Pitchers Castoha
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TRUSTS as. PROTECTION.-lt was not
"carelessly stated by the Tribune' as the
Mupmump organ, the New York Times,
asserts. that trusts which use protective
duties as instruments Of pirate greed W
are hostile to the principles and pur-
poses of protection. Ii was also stated
with truth, though the Mugwump jour
nal denies it, that the Sugar Trust " ex-
lists and EFFORTS money from the people
without the slightest aid from the
tariff" But readers remember that the
Tribune earnestly advocated the entire
removal of the duty on sugar, and the
substitution Of a bounty on sugar of do
nestle production J. Tribune
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sysICoND BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
Ger If Main and sixth streets. Rev. W. "
fandrum. ID. d.. pastor worship NJ II a. III
and p. m. Sunday school AT I'D q. IN. S'r"i'-
gers welcome.
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Our home druggist talks Of the great success

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ask your druggist for It and u ne h"'n ''
make him order IL for You.
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INFLUENCE or THE RING.-The APP
pointment of John Jarrett. Of Pennsyl-
vania, to be consul at Birmingham is one
that will surprise nobody, but which
ought not to have been made. Jarrett is
one of the most Jealous and unscrupu-
lous of the agents of the privileged iron
masters Of Pennsylvania in the ma
nipulation of politics for their ad-
vantage. lie is, perhaps. ;echni-
cally one grade above the mere lob
byist and yote-buyer, but il is only in
the same degree that a wholesale dealer
in mischievous wares is better than the
peddler of them Such an appointment
distinctly and disgracefully confirms the
reputation of the administration as being
helpless in the hands OF the protected
capital Of the countrywide Iorh Iri-
buHC
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lDIEDMONT AIR LINE

DIkDMONI \ Lt"LINI
RICHMOND s DANYlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE 10
THf SOUTH
PuLLNAN SLEEPER ON Al NigHI
TRAINS
SCHEDULE ~ EfFfCr APRIL 1882
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HUNNICUTTS RHEUMATIC CUKE


rx,rro STATES MARSHALL TELLS HIS *
pERlENCE.
ATLANTA. Ga, February a. l0'o.
uunicutt Rheumatic Cure Co; all,
Gentlemeu-It afiOr0s me pleasure I" A'I
nv testimony 10 that OF the many VINO lh1ois,
,'1,,r Hunnicutt's Rheumatic cure. hau p. en-
/, constant sufferer from rheumatism TOT year.
,rhen | determined 40 try your cure anu ~
my surprise and delight one notie VIZ ~.
fn,,nd necessary % relieve me OF an UNIONS
of rh aumatism. and deem u put lu'liI' ~.
only 10 those who originated TINS cure uu, lO
ali others who may be suffering lIvn ino
safne cause. 10 say this much in comm ii,.'lloD
al what is claimed for thus MEDICINE. o.''
respectfully. JUN
Our home druggist talks of the great success
o' H. ~ ATLANTA. Ga. October Is, ls,'.
Dear Sir.-We have sold large quantities Oh
vonr Hunnicutt's Rheumatic cure, ana nay
never known any other preparation lo ~. ~.
such universal satisfaction as "A remedy TO-
Rhe,ima ism. We consider IL the on ieliao''
rheumafic cure ON the market. ours. elo''
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-18

New HAMPSHIRE on ITS EAR.-A let
ter from Concord, y. H., to the Boston
Transcript describes some interesting
and amusing episodes in the close fight
going on for United States Senator from
the Granite State. lie gives new YER
sion of the remark that General MarstOn
made when presented to Senator Black
burn in Washington. General Marston
is reported as saving 81 am pleased to
meet YOU but. sir, YOU won't pull my ear
New Hampshire amt sending any
more men out here to have their ears
pulled" As respects the canvass for
Senator. ex Representative Jacob ii
Gallinger claims that he is satisfied he
will be elected, and the transcripts cor
respondent. in looking over the ground
and talking with the friends Of both can
ddates, feels justified in saying that Mr
Chambers defeat is practically assured
-BdiiO Sun.