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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-06-27
Harness, Saldleess Saldlees Brides, Halte,s aud Whips.
Manufactured to Order.

LOGAN O., JUNE 25Tn, 1885,
purchased Rtpaths "sory of the Word' and we'll
pleased with Think it. grand book, especially for boys
and girls Yours,
JNO. I. SANDERSON.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-06-27
FRASCH BROTHERS,
GROCERS And BAKERS,


Frasch Block.
Logan, O., June 25th 1889.
Mr.. L. H. Bnlkley,
Columbus. Ohio.
Dear SIR! am well pleased with my purchase of Rdpahs
"Hisiory of The World 1t is written interesting style and
like its convenience !or reference WILL J. FRASCH.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-06-27

LOGAN o.. JUNE 25TI. 1882
have had OF Ripaths Universal history for several
The comprehensive and the SAYING
Every known TO research
every country subject We'll and fully presented and does
not get weary iu reading the work.
&, w. BREuM.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-26

charge of the sciences and mathematics
next year. Mr.. Rogers has had charge of
the Syracuse laboratories during the past
year, and has had considerable experience
in mounting specimens. He brings with
him two fully-equipped microscopes; also a
large mineral cabinet, containing several
thousand specimens. Bertrand II. Riggs
the talented young musician who graduated
this year in the piano course, has been en-
gagged as instructor on the piano. The
modern course has been heightened to four
years and one term added to the scientific
course. The outlook for pupils is most en-
couraging, and there is reason to expect
that the coming year will be the most pros
porous in the history of the school.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-26
BARNARD, SUMNER & co.

very sure state OF mind regard
ing some new fabric, and hazard
the guess that the ladies will
like them.
Printed MohasrS are the last
that caught our fancy and
caused us to prophesy.
We were altogether right
about them. We thought them
particularly nice. You say that
they are SO, and you buy them
with great freedom.
That settles the question of
these Printed Mohairs. You
agree with us and we agree
with you, and there is not
another word to be said, except
that the price is zoe yard only.
The ladies are not all wild
over the Mohairs. Quite a
goodly number say all that is
nice about our {" Side-band
Ginghams " at IL I-2c a yard,
and if anybody ever saw prettier
fancy Ginghams at that price
then we are not Of the number.
The big point about our
Crazy" Cloth is the fact that
a light navy blue is added to
the cream shade, SO that you
now have your choice in cream
or blue at sc yard.
We never had blue till now.
1t was not made, so that now
you have two where only one
was before.
We have heard SOC named as
the price for 4o-inch Mohairs,
in stripes or plain. We call
soc about the fair price for
them, as we buy them, and so
SOC a yard is all we ask you for
a 4o-inch Mohair of excellent
quality.
No matter how often we pass
by the Zephyr Ginghams, we al
ways stop and admire their
summer loneliness, and think
them a grand good bargain at
IL I-2c yard. In this you'll
agree with us.
Another bargain is the
Printed Surahs, a cotton fabric
that has a regular Surah
weave and is, withal, rich in de-
sign and color-I2 I-2c.
Drap d'Venice and Toll e du
Nord Ginghams are still favor
ties at IL I-2c.
And ah! SO suggestive of so
many good times coming"
are the Outing Cloths, at 10 I-2c
per yard, that can be washed
every day, if you please, and
look bright and fresh as new.
Prints, white grounds and
small figures, SC a yard. I'M
perial Indigo Blue Percalcs, a
late conner, but good-I2 I-2c.
Gold Seal Percales, - I-2c.
Chailles, 6 lac, II I-2c, SOC.
Best Cashmeres to be had for
soc, 81 I-2c, 75c. Suitings, so
inch, in stripes and checks,
SI.25, I yards to dress. lrdigo
Prints, 6 lac and SC. Century
Cloth, &c.
And no end of other goods
at always the least money.
Chailles at 6 LAC you may
have had offered you before
now. What we have to say
about them is this We never
had anything at all like them
that we could sell at 6 lac,
and we really think they are
the very best you ever saw for
that money. They are in light
colors and fast colors.
You will always find real
bargains with us in all the de-
partments of dry goods.
We mean bargains that are
in reality bargains, that leave
valuable goods in your hands
at very much less than they are
worth.
Take, for instance the center lace counteI-turn
to your left you enter There you will md beau
| tiful Hamburg Remnants. selling at so low price
! that no lady stopped moment longer than neces-
sary to choose the pattern she preferred.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-26
CONTINUED PROM FIRST pAeE.1

G. II. Cross and Thomas Marvin. All the
obligations of the school for the past year
have been met and the financial outlook is
most encouraging.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
EaOM EoRElGN LANDS.
notes Of Interest Nv Wire aud NAH From
Besosd the Sea.

TonONrO police believe SillcOtt is there
and are watching all hotels and resorts.
The British Government has sent large
gun 70 the Pacific coast TO be mounted al
Esquimalt.
KEMP. the Australian oarsman, claims
the sculling championship made vacant by
the death of Searle.
Irish landlords want tho Cabinet 70 take
mo- action upon land bin until they have
held their convention,
The condition Of agriculture in England
is improving. and a more hopeful feeling
prevails among farmers.
The Beichstag has refused TO vote credit
for new postoihce and residence for En-
peror William i'm Frankfort.
The Russian Government has appointed
Prince Louis Bonaparte, son Of Jerome to
"a command in the Caucasus.
Two MEN, named respectively Turner
and Clark, have been arrested in London
for forging and altering Gillian bonds.
FREDERICK Knrrr, the head of the great
metal and gun foundry in Germany has
established a fund Of Sl0o. 900 to enable his
employees TO build their own houses.
COL. CIIBBORN BooTH, the chief of star
10 the commander Of the salvation Army,
has been arrested al Geneva for infringing
the decree 10y which he was expelled from
Swiss territory.
THE London Times Lisbon correspondent
had conversation with the Count D'Eu III
which the Count distinctly declared that the
imperial family would never instigate any
attempt ut restoration by force OF arms
TIE Emperor Of Germany has had long
talk with Herr Miguel, to whom he present
cd life-size portrait Of himself The
Kaisers attentions 10 Miguel have given
rise 10 a report that he Will be the successor
Of Prince Bismarck
The courts Of Alsace have sentenced 2lS
Young Alsatians 10 terms Of imprisonment
of six months each for seeking to secretly
emirra.e 10 America their desire TO leave
the country being construed as an atlemp'
TO eyade military duty.
THE manager of the National bank Of
Brazil. referring to the adverse comments
of the English press on Brazilian stability
teleeraphs that the comments are ground
less: that complete tranquility prevails
that there is the fullest confidence IN th'
present government and that everything d
progressing well.
Mr.. WILLIAM O'BEEN, NJ. r., editor @
United ireland. who is now serving a sen
tence in Galway Jail, is again engaged in
deht with his keepers. growing out Of hi'
claim TO the privilege of editing his paper u
| the prison. This concession Mr. Vbriet
demands as his right, but pendinga decision
ON the matter by the Dublin Castle auth0ri-
ties it will be denied him.
THE new Niceroy of Ireland, whose 90
Ing over has been announced from time t
since his appointment last spring viii al
last go 20 Dublin and enter upon his vice
regal duties upon Saturday next 1h'
gentleman is Lawrence Dundas, ihlrd ear
of Xctland. rich man, an officer ID ih'
Horse Guards. formerly a member OF FAR
| Lament. and holder Of 4 place at court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
Kew York Financial Market.
fBv TcleeFaTh.

NEW YORK. December l6.-Money closed
al 4 per cent. the lowest rate, highest : per
cent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. 4Slf4SjB: actual rates, 1901 for
sixty DAYS and isiis9 lSl4 for demand.
Governments steady. Currency, 6's, ll5
bid; a. coupons, l27 bid; rs, do, l04s.
bid.
Reading and Lackawanna were the fea.
lures Of the dealings in railroad stocks on
the stock Exchange this morning. They
furnished about 30 per cent. Of the trading
Though the other railroad stocks were M III
and generally a fraction higher, the two
stock. named declined ] per cent. each
Missouri Pacific and Kansas and Texas
were the next active stocks, the former
being 3. higher and the latter a lower than
they closed Saturday. Aside from these
there was a very small business in any Of
the active list. The death Of Frank j.
Gowen was given a. "A reason for the weak
ness Of Reading, upon the theory that he was
"a large holder OF the junior securities, and
these would necessarily soon come upon the
market. Except decline Of per cent. in
New England and an advance Of ~ in
Louisville and Nashville. there was almos,
nothing IN the stock market this after
noon. and the prices OF the Other
stocks were almost unchanged from
those current at II O'Clock. The final
figures were irregularly and slightly
changed from those Of saturday. The most
marked exceptions were Louisville and
Nashville. which closed / per cent. higher
and e.. {. {. and II. Louis, which closed
% percent. lower. T0-day's sales amounted
to 1892 shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
THE DAILY T1NEs-RCHMoND Va, TUESDAY DECEMBER IT, 1880

The advance there, however. Is without 81,
feet in America, the markets North and
South remaining very dull. with but sfnaii
demand IN the ports. Receipts are fuii, ex-
ceedingthe estimate by 5000 bales, while the
stocks at the three known Interior towns
show an Increase Of 1900 since Friday last
These factors were sufficient 30, commercial.
ance the favorable foreign advances, and
the market closed with scarcely change ~
quotations."
Futures weak and | to points lower.
Receipts at ports to-day estimated at 4o,W
bales. Spot cotton quiet at 10 oiGc. for
midland uplands. Sales. AZ TO sp;nners'
The Southern markets are without change.
Futures closed "a follows December, lO.ll
Wf0.fs: January, i0.0sfi0.09; February,
1O.l30 l0l4; March, l0.2o@ p.2l; APRIL
1860 1927; May. f033G 1924; June, lV<'eg
1910: July. lO.l4x 1916; August, lO.JO4
1851: September, io.e9@I9ll; October,
9.sj.
In Liverpool spot cotton was fairly
active: middlius uplands, 53.d. Sales,
10000 bales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

LYNCHBURG, VA, December 1.-THE re-
ceipts continue 10 be quite liberal for this
time of the season, reaching 1920 pounds
this week. against 5l290O pounds last week
The total receipts since October /, 1859
amount now TO 3.337, 400 pounds, agaidsi l.,
2ll. 100 pounds during the same period las
season. Offerings of dark tobacco do moi
show any improvement, and the bulk d
lacking in body and substance, though
snowy and of ripe brown color. Desirable
leaf Is scarce and in strong demand, and IS
necially the best grades. which sell from l2c
10 l5c. Bright tObaccOs continue TO be
Largely Offering. showing good selection ~
cutters and smokers. while wrappers art
scarce. Prices are fun for all grades, ano
our market is very active.
IlOLT, SCHAEfER X co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
(hlcago Market.

Messrs. Baldwin Il Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch 4 co. as follows:
CHICAGO. December l6.-Nearly all the
kilograms received here today and cables
a. well, have been OF a bullish character.
Minneapolis parties wire The demand for
cash is good: that they not as much in tie
elevators as they should have, and that
farmers deliveries are practically over. New
York wires their market is strong, and that
wheat is well owned. Liverpool firm and
"a. h cher. Russians for last two days
reported as trying back cargoes already de
livered for next spring. The visible was
expected TO show over million decrease.
but did not come up TO expectations, aud
market sold up 10 s234c., with few scared
shorts and one or two chronic bulls the
BUYERS. but il soon became apparent there
were no buying orders, and market closed
al lowest point OF the day. On rallies with
a foreign demand continued for any length
of time. would be good reason for AN ad-
vance. This influence viii bc offset by
larger winter wheat receipts than are gen
erally expected. and until conditions
change. we believe on rallies like to-day,
when. for any reason wheat sells up cent.
il is a sale for profit COrn-lhere was
10000 December traded in to-day. A big
operator. who il supposed 10 control the
price for this month. bought little.
Whether December will sell down 4 few
cents or up a good many we have no means
of iudging. The weather has been against
shipments grading, although the movement
j. unite free. Oats very dull all day. Pro
visions dull from opening TO close. The
market is dull. Cash trade keeps good,
especially on lard, and that is showing
signs of weakening. Speculation is simply
dead in provisions, and, perhaps, for
time. we shall see lower. Estimated hogs
to-morrow. 10000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
Is CENTS PER GALLON,
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Road. 7cad: Hcad!
OXFORD, y. c., September s. 1887.

OXFORD, Y. C., September o, 1851
Mr., " r.. HARDY. Chdse Gfy. Va:
II is with great pleasure that certify That
by the use OF Chase City Mineml water my
wife was relieved Of the worst case OF dyspep-
sia ever saw. The Improvement seemed AZ
most miraculous, the trouble oftgiflatiiig as
IL did from chronic catarrh gastrltls' lhiVuen
the entire month OF January ana n'ai a,,a ~,
OF February. the present year, the pau.h'
ate no food except small quantities OF skill
mod milk ANY and ell ncdlciueA--lhc
simplest and blandest--acted as lft'.tn,s
whenever taken. Bismuth ana lacio-pcpsin
were "spit up very soon after being SWAT
lowed From the first part Of February 10 the
,rst of Iulv her food consisted only OF muk
| and mush. with occasionally me yolAs OF
hard boiled eggs never more than TWO NJ u
time1 She was reduced from 100 POUNDS 10
| lis pounds In weight. she went 70 me Mln-
eral Hotel at Chase city July ON, IN one
week improyemcnt was pcrceptihle. Al me
end of the iifth week she came nome appat-
entIy Transformed into another being. ne
could eat almost any OF the ordinary Articles
] of diet. She had gained In that short time
| TWENTY-FIVE pounds Of flesh, going from 10
/ To 40 pounds This Improvement mas con
/ tinued. and her health would no DOUBT now
/ be pertect had not liver trouble OF recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery
Whenever any article ofdiet disagrees Win
her sbe runs for her bottle OF "Chhse Nlty
/ Mineral Water and II seldom Ialls 10 IT,
heve. IL.
number of eases tends 10 confirm me IN my
oufnfon that 10 VIII cure almost any case 81
acid dyspepsia: that is 10 say, Wheio ~. ne
cause Of trouble Is fermentation IN the
| stomach: I'm other words, where thefe j. ~
malignant disease, ana the s'ohl"0h - '"'
main organ involved. -,,---
Very respectfully aud gratefully, yours
:. ID. BOOTH. NJ. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Markets.
fBy Ielegrdph.i

BALTIMORE, MD. December lG.-Cotteb
quiet: middiing. i0lEc. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat Southern active aud firm;
Fultz, 800 Slc.; Longbcrry, ia Sc; No. ?
500 sOlsc.; steamer, 16@ 1,c.; Western firm
and higher: No. winter red. spot and
December, he. Corn-Southern quiet and
steady; white, $50 Sc; yellow, 500 ilc..
Western easy: mixed, spot, 43c.: year, 39l.
3gszc. Oats firm; Southern and Pennsyl-
yania, 2s@3lc.: Western white. 29i4M3lc.;
do. mixed, 2SM 29c.; graded No. >, white
zoe. Rye quiet; prime 10 choice, 5O@6oc
Provisions dull and quiet. Cofee firm; Rio
cargoes fair. 1879. sugar easy: A soft, G5sc.
Copper steady; refined, liGl5c. Whisk!
unchanged.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK. December l6.-Neither side
had much the advantage today. Tor Inc
bears knocked down the coalers ana Ne"
England. while Missouri Pacific ana Louis
Vile and Nashville were tied up by bulls.
Nobody was disappointed at the dealings
because everybody is prepared for niue or
no business until well into next year. Inc
news was not Of great Importance either
way. Earnings continue good. ihe Alchl-
son reorganization plan has been "onuer.
6,i saec.ss. The Coke Brothers suit against
The l.ehigh Valley railroad pending before
he Interstate Commerce Commission. -
aid 10 haze been privately scli.cdI
This. If true, viii unsatisfactory close =
most important dispute. We do mol antlci-
pate much market for the ree' "f'he year,
aud only the expert ere at - c"1sa ne
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
Nh xyhataCougn

Wiil Won heed the warning 1.-The signal, per
hars OF the sure approach OF that more terri
bic disease, Consumption? ASK yourselves
II you can afford for the sake 81 saving o.
cents to run the fisk and do Hoihlng LOT IT,
Ne know from experience that ShilOh's cure
.glll curc yOnr Cough. II never fails. THIS
explains why more Than Million Of Bottles
were sold the pms, year. II relieves cfour
and y hopping Cough 90 once. Mothers. do
MOI be without u. sample bottles noe. sold
by ljOdekeT Brothers eud II. ~. shields co.,
eoraer Of Fiita and Msrshals stfssss,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
Eew York Produce Market.
lBy Telegraph

NEW YORK. December B.-Flsur closed
dull and unchanged; southern steady AND
unchanged. Wheat steady; spot sales No
. red. s4I,G s4%c.; 80. ? red winter, DE
eember. Sfstc. Corn quiet; spot sales No
mixed. 1910 l3css. Oats firmer; spot sales
No. ! white. 35c.; No. mixed. December
S2sZc. Pork dull and unchanged. Lard frlner
January. S523ds6.2j. Sugar-Raw dull
refined 1.c. lower; cut loaf and crushed
ne; powdered and cubes. nc. Coiiee-
spot steady; fair cargoes Rio, 1910.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
Fatal Railway Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December l6.-Ihi'
morning "A accident occurred on the OHIO
Indiana and Western Railroad. IL is no
known vet how it was caused, but Inc
wrecked train consisted Of an engine ano
the pav car. and there We're on board Gen.
eral Superintendent j. II. Wilson ano
Train Dispatcher Cummins. Both n them
were killed. II is said that the paymastei
and engineer suffered like fate.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

RICHMOND, VA. December 10, 1889.
Receipt.-9Js head Of cattle; 80 sheep;
l,lSl hogs.
sales-21s head Of cattle; 80 sheep; i,ilG
hogs.
Prices-Cattie best. Ss4 to &c. gross; me
dunn 10 good, 3D., 20 3i5c. gross; common Ia
fair, , 10 Be-. gross; sheep, to Sc. gross;
hogs, . to 51zc. net; bulls, "a TO 24c.
gross.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

GENTLEMEN have used Or. Dayids
Cough syrup for some months, and think Il
has done me more good than any other med
icine taken vet. Ny disease was asthma
and bronchitis Of long standing. Amona
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eases | think DIR. Dayid's IL The best--a
simple remedy. and It's componcnts not at
all Injurious. il gives me pleasure TO ado
my testimony 10 its efficacy.
Very respectfully.
j. l.. DAVIS, superintendent
Of Richmond City Water Works.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

HELENA, MONT December p--lhe
ID ,mocratic members Of the Senate appear
cd in their chambers This morning and TOOK
oath of office. The Senate then adjourned
until tomorrow morning. The Republicans
have been invited 20 come aud JON the
Democrats in the House Of Representa-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
Female Diseases.

Mn g. L. KOSHER No. foi north Sixth
street, Richmond, Va, wriiesi
Allow meto ada my testimony 20 tnat o,
. many lIlUrs nsfnthe efficacy " that iHoss
E excellent medicine A. B. g., Tonic. ~
arf0lliko charm upon my VIE, 3 iF.i.t ,.,,
. -i.....t 'l...l.rlf rHliaf. D consider 10 among
F H.. b..f of medicines for diseases peculiar
DO females.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

PROPOSALS FOR WHARF BUILD.
ING.-U. IS. Engineer Office, 2l36 Penn
stifHnll avenue. A.. ". Wash nglpn. - w.
November 2G. 1850 SEALED PROPOSAL -.
Dol frfrfcnfa Tor tho construction 81 o
WuAef-rf HIDING lf FORT Monroe, VIZ
rlnit. VIII Doe received GO This office uAill ~
st. 0n NEDNIsi Say. DicIMniE u.s. 1851
Ihe flrhf i- reserved % reject any anl an
Ir.no.Hls Ihrattcntl0n al bidders rs H.
Whoa TO fnc acts III CONGRESS approved Feb
mary 26. 1855. and February %, i,@s, Vol.
28. DID, $50. and vol 20 81. lif, statutes al
LARGE. SPECIFICATIONS nNd nll necessary IN
formation wII Dec furnished ou appli auon.
pIIEN q. HAMS, lieutenant Colonel OF
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fluctuations. except there he important de-
,eiopments one side or the other. Inc eS.
IRENE dhllncss helps the money market ana
rates to-day were to : ON call. Inc mar
ket closed irregular and dull
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
New York Cotton Market.
10y reisglsph.l

TBy foFftINPHsI
NEW YORK. December lU.-hessrs. HUB.
bard. Price { Co. say: "spinners purchased
freely in Liverpool to-day, taking $4,000
bales, and giving tone 70 Ihq future market
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

NR FRED. r. WALTER. .25 ). fine
street. Richmond, Va, writes.
have used throo bottles Of a. IS. -
T0nirn Before using the Tonic was SUI,
l.rIrr from b f-ruH irsoue cous1, fenef al
debility. and dyspepsia. My cough iis e ll'.-
rru..r.f .f.r fIrasilon is good my apneiilc
r..tie imrrlrnI. and altogether ! am
.tr.r.thenaa lni fonfiup ! consider ne
InaIr d yoy superior remedy Tor liAe
+ troubles.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, December ~, lsss.
OFFERINGS.

Wheat-4.al6 bushels.
COrn-3.j06 bushels.
Oats-2 800 bushels.
Rye-6O0 bushels.
Neal rs bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Ongbemy, Mi bushels very good
al Sic: 80 bushels very good at S3c. Mixed,
100 bushels prime at Sc; 10 bushels good al
Sic. shoriborry. Is bushels good at 800; 81
bushels fair at l3c.: - bushels fair at re.
PIG bushels fair at l0c.; a bushels common
al Gjc.. Total sales Of wheat, as bush
els.
Corn-White, 1.1oG bushels common 10
good ON private terms. Mixed. 900 bushels
prime nj iGc. Total sales Of corn, 2,aco
bushels.
2Sc.
COTTON RErOEs.
Market firm.
ofafions.-Miidlins &c; low @4z-
ding, 9l@c.; good ordinary, sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

From John OFT. Esq. Secretary OF the
Southern Fertilizing Company;
RrcHMosD, VA, April p, 1856.
lfr. ". T.. Hardy. chase CnD. Va; .,.,
NV Dear Sir,-f have used win speciai
benefit for relief Of the kidneys OF an excess
OF uric acid, and other equity indlcailens, anu
os a nreyentative of Indigestion, the Chase
ritv Mineral Water. and commend IL VIII
Out hesitation. The water ut the same I mlne
is delightful 10 the taste. JUN OAi'