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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
T. p. A. GRlPIETs.


Mr.. II. Y. Root. Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
has accepted the Office Of National
President. 10 which position he was
elected by acclamaiiru at the late Con-
vention. and has entered upon the dis
charge OF his duties
The dues of 1859 and 1909 are now
due and payable and all members who
have not paid the same should call upon
Secretary Phillips az once. in order that
they may be placed in good standing
ith the National Association.
The initiation fee on and after July
I Including the benefits Of the burial
fund.- Is sic, and the annual dues -.
but to those members VINO DO not desire
to avail themselves of the benefits of
this new feature. the dues remain as
heretofore.
General Manager }. c. Van Pelt. OF
Louisville, Ky. Is expected 10 visit this
division during the month of Septem
Der. and Will organize local pos Is 10
every city Of the State.
She still lives The 7. p. A. Is now "a
genuine full hedgci reality. with a
good surplus in the treasury TO work
with.
Mr. II. i. llifshberg. chairmsn State
Press Committee. has rendered his res
iguatiOn % the Board of Directors. and
hls successor VIII probably be elected
at their next meeting.
Mr. Thomas Cans. Of this city. has
been mentioned ia connection with TIC
chairman-hip of the State Board oil ID.
rectoIs. q position second ia importance
only 10 the State President.
The principles of the 7. p. a. will
live when all other schemes ID The do.
terest ct the commercial man are dead.
gone. and forgotten.
Denver Will treat the 1890 National
Convention in tine Western style. and
# the visiting T. L. !. 5 don { ~ home
with good opinion of the wild and
uuuioIei West. 1t won . be- any fault
OF Denver and her generous. bis-hearted
people
The Saturday issue " the Richmond
VA D0Hv Times reaches Us every
Tuesday Nith well written I. L. a
column. aud e'naratng as DO does from
the headquarters of the National Press
.C,mmnt,e is usually ru bot aud very
inirles ing.-Ihe Roni Dearer. cot.
Az usual. ihe chesapeake aud Oaio
Railway came iu for hcE share OF prate
from the boys. ami a special vote Of
thanks was excluded 90 Them oy tine
Illinois. Colorado, Kentucky, and In
drama delegations.
The executive for working commit
tee of the T. T.. A.. on whom rest the
responsibility Of ali work done m tue
interest Of the Association, are II. y.
Root. of Iadianl, PRECEDENT. VI. silver
stone. of Illinois. secretary. j. c. Van
P,if. OF Kentucky. general manager.
ID X. Cliuk of llllnol-. II. T.. Hnshbelg
of Virginia. II j. Pickering Of Peur-
-ylanm. and II George II Colorado,
cnairmen Of national railroad. hotel,
legislative, and press committees IT,
-pcctiyely.
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No Miracle Here.

Grandma bad taught our "--ylar oll' %
answer a great many Bible questions, and
was fond Ok Showing him 81, " Cn one Oh
these occasions she asked him, "Nho was put
in the lions den"
Daniel" was the prompt answer
"Dii the lions eat Daniel"
mo"
"Whyr Tho answer shoaid have been,
Because God shut their mogths," bat the
little fellow reelected q minute. and then said:
II dess Daniel wash dood 20 cat. Detroit
Tribune.
In England and France many womer
dress in mems clothes a.l The time. They
claim that when ,hey pass Themselves of
for men they ct better wages snd sliiei
less annoyance.
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NEW YORK. July g. Money closed at
3 per cent. tbe only rate oi ihe day.
Exchange close steady al p oi.t eii,
actual rates so s6iasts6i for sixty
days. aud 20 so4o4 s,i for demand.
Governments closed quieC currency.
6's. 81 rs bid: r.. coupons, Sl,oi BIDS
as. 81 O6i bil.
The stock market was quiet this
uOrnmg. tle only Up cnl animation
being ia Aichiso3. Lake Shore and New
England These three stocks attracted
most of thespecuiatiye interest Lake
Shore was very weak, and declined |
per cent. the changes in the general
list were confined wuhin narrow
range. After n o'clock, upon
The publication of the lack
statement. showing q decrease In ie-
serves 81 -25fi.2N0, there WAS some
pressure 10 SELL which eau ed prices to
close uactioualiy below those Of yes
terday. The trust stocks were duh
ami feaufelees. The sales for lhe dag
amounted 10 1850 600 shares.
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HoPKINsyHLE. KY, July 4-OGrr-
ings this week consisted almost en-
tirely of Tugs and common leaf. and
contained very little Of desirable char
acter. The market was rather easier on
common Tugs. and from tc. to &c.
higher on common and low medium
loaf.
Reports on the growing crops are
very conflicting. Apparently it Is doing
well IN some sections. while in others il
is seriously injured by overgrowth Of
gras. and long continued saturatiOn OF
the SOIL from excess Of rain.
VI. ii. CLARK < BROTHER
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tFanyIIIe.

DANyLLE. July Is Our breaks this
week have been only medium m size. On
the glorious Fourth all tobacco busi-
uess was suspended. The manufacture
ing establishments. leaf houses. and
sales warehouses were closed.
The quality has been about the same
as for several weeks past. Occasion
ally we have sale at first one ware
house and then another that presents "a
pretty respectable appearance and CON
talns fair proportion of wrappers.
Altogether we see no improvement ID
the proportion of the better grades Of
wrapper, and good cutters. In filters
we have had tair proportion of good
ones. This is the one redeeming feature
81 this crop. Our home manufacturers
are taking these freely. There is very
little complaint Of our filters. Very few
good crops ever To come 10 auction
sale They are bought at private sale
pin. hooked. 80
We notice great deal Of stock out
of Order-ln very soft condition and
much u IL damaged. We notice also
"a great deal of it that has been smoked
In drying out m the barns To keep It
from moulding. Smoked tobacco on
this market Is almost as Objectionable
as damaged Tas rain and damp
weather OF The past ten day has been
very trying on leaf hanging in the
barns. aud even ln the close factories.
Where It has not been well protected il
has redeemed much and 10 many IN
stances mopidcd hanging up.
Psces this week have been firm on
all desirable tobaccos. more especi lly
wrappers of the bettor grades. There
is perhaps some advance over last week.
On all other grade. prices have been
somew hat easier. The bad order &c
counts IN great measure for this.
Medium cutters are easier
We hear Of not a little complaint of
damage to the growing crop BY too
much rain.
Mr. Joseph Howard. Of Liverpool.
spent a day ON our breaks this week.
lIBREII BROTHERS.
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lrsn nyotr-r
me Important eoDper
20 10
m mnlsu
nv or
D,
mrro
ltst
risen the
thv y
tcqunl .d. pd hisrfur
n {
~hr.
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Mr. Barnums breezy conversation vas IN
terspersed 40 frequent intervals with witty
anecdote and quaint sayings He spoke
II an old lady who was SO deaf that, when
some playful chaps Cred small cannon near
the ola lady's door. she merely said, Como
In. THAT vas "A pretty fair story when
heard it some time ago, sad the veteran,
"but heard good one day or Two since
that bcats it. Two gentlemen were walking
along highway near a railroad One VI The
pedestrians was somewhat hard Of hearing.
Along came tra.n ami tie engine emitted
a frlgAiul shrek. HIM, said tho deaf one,
that's tue lrstyobin I've beard this spring. "
Boston Herald.
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conrlelIns worA ne.an rnAer 500


a work OF engineering begun by th
Romans under Nero, IN the Second ccn
fury, will be finished this year that is. j
has been in process OF construction io
over loo years The work 20 whicl
we refer is the cutting Of acanal throu. p
the Isthmls OF Corinth the canal
when done, viii be only four miies long
and will have a depth Of eight metres
which will allow the passage OF tli'
largest vessels used in Greek traffic. Il
Is not 80 great matter from an INFER
national view rs the Suez and Nicamgu,
projects. but il will do much 90 further
the rapid progress made by molen
Greece IN lhe art, of ciyiliza,ie- aaa
commerce-European Letter
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nv Ieleyirll.I

Ih| f'if-J tf'Ht|
NEW YORK. July IS Flour quiet. but
prices firm; CITY Mills. extra. IS ,Oa
$3.50. fnDefiine. - 5ja-5.l5. Wheat
steady; ~. 2. red. WATER, $50. cash:
do. July, s6sc Corn steady. No ?,
mixed. iiai3tc. cash: do. July, i2lc.
Oats quiet. No. 3. mixed. cash. STA
2slc.: 40 July. CSC. Pork dull; mess,
Si5aSl3 %. Lard steady; August. a6 -.
Su2ar-R fined. strong. cut-l0af aud
crushed 9.c.. grauulaied. 9.c.; mould
A, 9sa9ic Coffee steady; fair clrgoes,
40
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"You must stop this smoking during bust.
ness hours. said the head clerk.
What's the matterP inquired one Of the
boys
The loss says he can't appreciate bis five
cen, cigar when sou clerks are pulling your
Henry Clays.n--The Epoch.
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Hardware Dealer - Now. Nr Rus,icas.
there, what 1 call a bargain. That stove
has % quick oven, and the draught Is SO ar
ranged that 10 viii save one-haa your fuel
Mrs r. who is a student Of economist -
In sakes. pa why not get TWO, and save all
the fucli-Harpers BeMr
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RICHMOND, Va. July e. 1889.

RICHMOND. Va. July q. 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat "a bushels.
Corn POO bushels.
Oats-l 300 bushels.
SALES REPOarEp rO SECRETARY.
Wheat shortborry, 52 bushels very
good, new. 40 S5c.
COTTON 2EpORg.
Market hrm.
Ou0fIfiOAs. -Mildiing. lOsc.. low
AiGdnns, " 60; good ordinary,
So
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Some Georgia Wonders
ATLANTA. July Elm the carly part OF
August. 1872, a party Of hunters found Ia
accrtain mountainous rcgionnow known
as Rabun county, being nearly eight
feet high. covered with BLUSH hair. and
having immense cars. like an ass: stone
deaf, and upon this account unconscious
Of the approach Of orr PARTY This
monster seems 20 have been seen upon
several different occasions during the
next four wears
In the spring Of 1910 q number Of
young surveyors. mailing from Virginia
secured the hills for Tire creature bul
without success. I'm q letter indicted los
Joseph Earle, Of Cuipcpcr. Va. Co
Master John Bishop. living in Boston
Lincolnshire. is written the following.
"Of The few people who inlahit ibis
wild country not soul whom we have
approached doubts that the creature Is
alive Indeed, SIR, enc poor planter who
guided us "a great distance from the falls
IS convinced that be saw him face O.
face no moro than three weeks since, 400
assertion which my adventurous com.
panions were only too ready 20 believe.
The many tales told of this oxtralr-
binary being seem To- have created mach
stir even in New England A printed
circular Of that day, issued hy theownor
Of some lands in Georgia. assures fhos.
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sqg
h gsrna don fion
usunef
t1 .
"a Tia whe rev h zen Io uced
n email Conn
u r IL ---L A.-L-n L...rn --E.L.ua
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Inc aoilnn Markei

INNF AiN'" NNNI
NEW YORK. July G.-Nessls. Hub.
bard. Price & Go. in their cotton circu-
lar to-day. say. This morning cable
advices from Liverpool offer conclusive
eyiderce OF the strength OF the hullish
Influences at work there. and the skill
with which they are being brought into
play by the party operating for An adj
vance. Despite the decline Of ye-ler-
day here. futures IN Liverpool closed
firm at au advance u l-ofll-3s.
and sales on tho spot were
1870, coo bales. an unusually
large quantity for Saturday. Our
private cables express undiminished
confidence IN still higher prices there.
As this market Is now 40 dead plu,e
50 far ~ concerns August deliveries
here aud September deliveries in Liver
pool, We no longer feel apprehtn,iyo VI
any further decline here.
The closing prices were irregular the
early months being higher and The
others lower. Sales, ~ 300 bales Re
ceip.s at ports estimated a. leo bales.
Spot firm. middling uplands. llsc.
Sales 800 bales TO spuners.
The Chronicle makes the visible sup
ply OF all descriptions lill.99i bales.
including 925 G94 bales American. a,
against l.i0J, $50 bales. including 9J9.-
ESQ bales American last year az this
period,
Futures closed: July. 10 j2alO q +;
August. ln56al0 g.; september. l0.2Oa
1921: October. l0 10ilO OF. November.
o 0js9.9l, December. e9j. January.
10 Ulal002 February, 10 094lO.l0.
March. 40. l6al0ls; April, no. 2iale p.
May. 10 32alO %.
10 Liverpool spot cotton closed st'asy.
Middhug uplands, Gil; silss, 10000
bales.
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Al. husband. DO not scoi your vito
All make beer poor heart ache,
Because she cln't build pies l.kJ ihose
NOur mother used 90 mase
Ih-t Is, unless you ore quite prepared
To seo t8e whole thing through.
Aud buy her hats ali dresses as
Her father u-,eJ 3D. DO
Ripley Tribune
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The very best liniment TO apply ana
rub with is The Dixie Nerve and Bone
Liniment.' Price 2scents every0 here
Don't use any other, and 20 waste time
and money.
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Internal Revenue Collections

The following internal revenue col
lections were made in this city yester
day. Cigars. &c. S6l3.s0 tobacco.
50 1854. Total. Si.099.6l.
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'i0
" As'i'>D'oN''H1 ''-vneo' 'Aos'sn5
','''''' W '''. ,,''''''7
h the near future Of more rapid transit
Of ihe public mails Men who have
given tms subject close attention declare
ine telegraph can never be made 70
supcrscdc ine mml. except for pressing
business correspondence. and Chat fast
mai's offer ani viii continue 90 offer tine
''"' '''N''I1 3" ile greatest number
Postal i'I'erphy IS as yet not much
more tangible t"a dream. and While
engineers aad all who stand ON the OBJ
-'f'aiion towers OF progress are able 10
see THAT The electrical inventors are sure
10 .i'ns us iIon 'her iAndoiaH box
railway tram ii'e uat designed and
"'"i' nN 'ii "eein7. oil Baltimore trav
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By Ir.esuph
BALTIMORE. ND. July Virginia
3's, C1taO7.
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InYNDL DlNIlNA au auts.Dpii mouth
"ash thal has no equal. 10 is warranted
i9 contain DO acids iOrarIds cause con
traction 0l the gums and disco lOrs the
eu4mfl ,
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PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE
SUNDAY TINES"
Items Of Interest 10 the ssociaiiou-
siabama's Hspiy 10 Ccersia's In
yttatian-s ates ;gOm sart0uS
Ixehgnscs-I . A. Giipiets.

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insr,s,'. ,,.as Us, 49, -r,' TO-
al,r.- pro,oc,,,.o ,..o.ist,'.,, l.. ',,,., ~,
bstfer oronnds ,t,n a. has ever h.on
du1ino a. whole car.er n il entirslv
an oglsbt s,,J bss ,ao,,e,, o,,o,,,b ,,
hand IN enabln it, various ,.- manifesto
nrcceed m once to busire.s with fine
guarantee tbat fheir ,ffort. will not ba
a total personal tl.s from a financial
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Inn h helI In Denver ono year bonco
fhe wotfl viii SOC the iafoest assembly
of TRAVELLING mon everhold.
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The following letter, copied from ihe|
Louisville hy.l fosf, Is DO answer to a
letter nom SECRETARY DAVIS Oh the
southern travellers ASSOCIATION. ih-
Fi'iIs me A''0""" DIVISION ~ =. A.
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1e'i''i' "eiS 7.n' w. "' '',' ,'3.''.,,.'
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ora" nom Tue 7"'"o' 'N~'l.1 J. 'o''u'
ar" ',o' '"' ',,'.',''' t''' l','S
ii ,l % } 80 ''-'.'ii, -'"' i''' p 'l'''i
oil '''. 'i .''''''''' "'.'' '7
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MOBILE, ALA. June 80, 1881
F ". 4. I0ris Esq., Seorf0ry Southern
IIuui,rs dss0ciffIOu. Savannah. ill.,:
Dear SIR y.nr l..tt,.r. .i ta. a.fl IN
r.nt 30 hand airi contents noted. and
iu feplr won.tl thank sau FOR the kind
+ invitation you extend o. our numbers.
/ lu regard To- the matter [ can at thfs
/ time only answer for m,.,lf. While
IlrI- tl-I th. .f.-Inl14fl.n of "a S.rfn-
.r. Travellers ASSOCIATION il "a v.ry
4 gaoa idaa. ami v(Yll nl,oto SEQ ey.fy
f ,,.,.i,no man, ~, .,l. south o. ro.rnher
/ thereof. cam -r, mo- roc.s.its for with
drawing n. m the National Association.
+ T. i. A.. but. ON Tie r0Ltrlrv. this |
/ that your connection with fhat orgam-
/ MlI0n would greatly benefit rather
/ than decrease your iail4eEce ard use
/ fulness.
/ Whlc am SoulherEer. born and /
mi-el iu The South. with all my inter- /
fsls and my home nelc. / ann ri.Idiy |
opposed TO anythlug which pertains To /
ectonsiism in amy shape or form.
THIS. in my opinion. has been the /.
worst feature DOB your resolutions. w. +
'tCim ne" organization for the * f
elusive benihl % southern travelling .
men,
~ ai oehtAi- ore member OF ii0- +
iession should benefit the profession a' .
ihise' "DH A' liaFs'ius men h"h from .
every quarter OBJ lhe ~'3oe' my ieei ia .
ll"l d Hal'o'iA' % I'hi@'ll"H VIII DeAtHl
'"~'i jan "'''I 'l'" i"'"' ono ever
'"n'
IDI 4Nsi'4N'e' me tl"frilns men aa
CLASS he'1 iiil"i'.'n. iesisialioA' ana u
iS eFiue"t u,'' Ns'il.'n ID congress
WIN lhe o'cAihS ana luN "el'e ui lne
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Richmond stock Market.
REDMOND. Va. July 8. 1880.

Repor ed Dy John l.. Williams { son,
bankers and brokers. SO. iii Main street.
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THyMOL DENTINA. the antiseptic
mouth wash, 25c. bottle.
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StND inc bottle Of Thymol Dcutina,
lne antiseptlc mouth wash ] want that
vnd no other.
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Come Join cur watch and dia-
mond clubs. soc. and II per week.
Drawings Saturday. SPJIT & Srurr,
GIL East Broad street.
Su.tu.th-lm
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Anything that is Of interest 20 the pro-
fession Is always of interest TO me. and
I shall 40 all times hear Of your success
with pleasure. and your failures with
sincere regret. Yours very truly.
GEORGE o. MUfRFiL.
Secretary and Treasurer T. u. 4.
Alabama Division.
.uI-lI -
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NEW YORK. July 6.

Reported BY a. W. Branch 4 Co.. bankers
and brokers, so. III Main street.
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READ THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

g. o.
Wy
For ten lfr1n
On
much . Ir Z N01 tnn
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calling attention o
We W.. Collector city Taxes
4. General
Str-H ng use
proved
'''"'" anu VI" Very resreSt6r ~ ~ T. ABB
Np Juno1 l..
4. H1rh0 rn<R
the arrh in ne
Con
ane rusnga O
treiy r.
iAllrlHtN hNlNifrh
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the Stat
U p
cured suffering cars COM
hen
81 ultra
zo mo
tNt.. human
"a but fle,r
TING GERM THEORY DISEASE
D. fhosf
f n wears ar,l
ff behind De Icncft ofr
ell mo- 0fof
ru BON Nor = 3
u f.r tfo
Z tts disease t,t
have bod ia
~
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M ofnN ruronY on DISEASE
CIRCULATING rs TO POSSIBLE M
pROVEMENTS IN THE SERVICE.

system Of Fast TRIMS Running from
Sew YORK; aud Point, South and iioston
and Points Noih Co the West and What
~ Could DO.
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who are suffering from Catarrh. with thank
am very respectfully.
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Tho i0IIOWlng Ieticr, copied ir0m lh'
Louisville Ky Post. Is DO answer to d
letter from Secretary DAVIS. Of the
Southern Travellers Association. in
YitiUg the ALBANIA Division. q. =. 4.
Co Join their association. Similar iuyi
tali9ns were sent 20 all the Southern
Divisions OF the Travellers Protective
a .sociaton. and aii declined To- with
draw from the same. except Florida
ard Georgia. whose members compos,
lho 5. J.. a. Secretary Nurreli'- letter
oiiels sound al gumenis. and has beer
Published DE- aN ihe commercial tuy
,leis' journals throughout the land
and we Low puJi-h the same for the
benefit of the members Of this Divis
ion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-19

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the great SKIN Cure. soc. CUTICURA soar
an exquisite SKIN Beautifie~ CSC. CUTI
cuRA REsoLvENT, the new BloGsa Puri fer
81.
Potter. Drug, d Chemical Co.
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TgsE POET POWERS

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acknowledge the great merits of your
CUTCURA, and l cordially recommend it
to the public as a very valU8hl remedy.
II n. POWERS. BRIDGEPoRT, CoNa.
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AN FRAN CISCO, CA

Consultation strictly confidential, by ettef
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patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy.
have adopted private address, under which
all packages are forwarded
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VfNCKHNEs, IND.
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ur CUTICURA REM EpIEs give
All o. y +isfaction. The CuTICUsA
very goou So commend for the dis
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-19
CUTECURA AEsFs~

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Through q hone-returned Norwefe.>
l have learned to know your CUTIGURA,
which has in a short time cured me ofan
Eczema that my physicians medicines
could not heal. CHR. HELTZEN.
BERGEn, NORWAY, AgeIltugJ ofret7aiqay
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-19

Myskin disease, which resisted sew
eraI popular remedies and other rene
dies advised by physicians, has been
cured by your CUT1cURA KEMEDi Es'
pectations and rapidly effected a cure.
]. g, ARENTRUE,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-05
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