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Communicated
The Assignee sale " Must Go.
-Fr0m Haberdasher, NeW York;


Those camp followers and scavengers
of the clothing trade, the swindling con-
/ ductOTe of false assignee sales, "iusur-
ance sales, bankrupt sales, etc, have
/ been more numerous and annoying this
season than usual
From all over the country come com
plairts of their operations all large
cities having been visited by them; and,
/ in many of the smaller cities especially,
the local trade has been badly demon
allied by The cut-thr0at methods OF these
shameless sWiudlers.
Whether the men who inyeigle the
public into buying worthless goods al
large prices. under the false pretence
that they are offered 40 forced sale, can
be legally prevented from pursuing their
swindling course. is somewhat doubtful
/ The essence OF the swindle must he In
the representation concerning the par
ticular goods and their quality, and not
I'm the general representations that ihey
come from "a fire, that che sale is forced,
etc. and If no Misrepresentation To- the
quality OF "a particular garment Is made,
a purchaser would not be able 20 prove
| damage
On the other hand, municipal regula-
lions In the way of licenses could readily
/ be adopted. and they could De OF sufficient
stringency 20 eiieciually protect local
/ dealers against these travelling pirates
I In the meantime. exposure is the most
practicable remedy, and the country
press everywhere viii protect the IN
f ierests both OF the local dealers and local
consumers by showing up the true char
acter of any of these frauds who may
appear in their neighbOrhoOd.
The swindle Is tWO-fold IN rs nature
First. in misrepresentation as 20 the orr
gin of the goods. falsely leading the pub
+ lie TO believe that the prices are very
+ low Second, in actual Misrepresentation
/ of the value Of the goods, which are IN
yariably made up FOR the purpose OF de-
/ ception. purpOrt tO be of high grades al
reduced prices. but are comparatively
valueless 20 the consumer, and are sold
40 really exhsrbitant prices, when the
real value, OF lack Of IL, Is considered. In
"a word. the goods are made up 10 delude
buyers into paying high prices Tor worth
. less garments
In New York the public Is getting shy
Of these fraudulent sales, experience
having taught the class OF people who
commonly patronize them that they can
do much better at the regular clothing
stores. We are pleased 10 be able 10 re-
port that the most recent Of the Broad.
way assignee sales was dismal
failure. and that most buyers refused "a
be euled by it, IL was conducted BY
Mr.. Henry Bach, who runs a factory
especially for the manufacture OF shoddy
clothing. which he disposes OF through
assignte" sales and "fre' sales N
various parts OF the country.
Mr.. Bach does not desire 10 figure al
the proprietor Of these assignee salt
swindles. and fictitious names are there
fore given.
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CncACo, January 10.-Wheat dull
and fcatureless. Corn tribe lower Oats
dull and unchanged Provisions quiet
and firmer. Closing Wheat, January
CSC; February, 99c; Nay, 81 O3f Corn
January, 1890. February, 3lM3lsc May
36s@36ic. Oats, January, 24lc; Febru-
AIRY, 25lc May, 27fc. Pork, January
and February, Sl332t; May, sl3.57t@
1880. Lard, January, Sl37i; Febru-
airy, $40; May, S151i. Short ribs, Jan
uary, S6.s5t; February, $692i; May
S70j.
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FOR SALE BY
Owens a Minor Drug Co.,
Richmond. Va,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
VIOLA LOTION.

VIOLA LOTION
For the prevention and cure ~ ChAfPED
HANDS. ROUGH Skin. SKIN ERUPiIONs.
ECZEMA. and ANNOYING ITCHING, and
Indeed. all kinds OF cutane0us diseases.
This prescription was prescred ~ a cole
brated specialist OF Philadelphia Tor one u
our well known citizens. II accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him for % were 30 numerous that he placed
the prescription 10 our hands 20 be com
pounded and sold 40 such reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves 81 lts
benefits. Itcsn bo had az low price, aud va
advise all sufferers % try It.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained 10
is merits IL desired.
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
8mhll-tf ltlt Main street.
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Reported by G. W. Branch a Co., baDke 5
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.


NEW YORK, January l0-Lasi nights
storm wrecked most Of the telegraph
wires. and consequently to-days stock
market was even duller than usual Lon
don early cables were a fraction lower,
and our market opened with slight con
cessions ON grangers and coalers. West
em Union was strong and more active
than usual The interest centered in the
probable action of the railroad presi-
dents meeting. The session lasted from
n tilr / o'clock. Ii was given out that
an the presidents approved the scheme,
whatever DO Is. and that the committee
would report this evening President
Roberts SAYS the trunk-line officials were
present as invited guests, and approved
the scheme that the Western roads had
set 10 be communicated with, and some
details have 90 De completed before the
scheme is published The good affect OF
the meeting was discounted, and had
little influence on stock values. London
was again buying ST. Paul and Norfolk
and Western preferred, but sold some
Lake Shore. MOned here and in Boston
3m3i Money here - at close. There
was very little trading in the afternoon,
fluctuations were narrow, and there was
absolutely mo- feature 4 duh, dreary
market The long side seems 10 have the
most friends ia the room. Perhaps the
publication of The railroad meeting re-
port may liven mp tomorrow market
Sterling exchanges S4SjtW4s9.
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BALrrNoRE. January 10-CottOn quiet
middline gfc. Flour active and rrm
Wbeat-Southern. scarce and still Fultz,
Il O301Os. longberry. $10501Oe; No.
/ Southern, $LOl0l02; winter quiet
No. . winter red, spot, 9jic January
g5fc. Corn-Southern. steady and firm
white. 4O0 4jc. yellow, 4O@ 43c.; West
ern. steady mixed spot, 81 .cs February
N:c. Oats. quiet and unchanged
graded No. white. 33c Rye neglect
ed. SOC. Provisions steady Petroleum
dull: refined. $500 Coffee firm Ric
cargoes, fair lie Sugar dull \ soft
&c.. copper refined, firm, l6Gl6sc
Whisky, very active and firm, Sl.ll.
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zoe. and No mixed, 4lic.; No 2mixcd
January, 4tic Oats closed weak At fG
&c. lower; spot sales No. white State,
3ytc.; No. , do, 3iIM3jc.; No / mixed.
BE; No. do. 32M32ic. Pork duh
new mess Sl42jm iij0. Lard weak
January, SI12i Sugar-Rehned steady;
cnt loaf and crushed. Sc; cubes, &c;
powdered, tic; graduated &C. Coffee
steady: fair Rio. llc.
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Jodge-Thc railroad conductors engineers
And brakemea al testify tbat the tram On
.aich YOU were q passenger was moving a
,-,e time of the accident at the rate OF iorty-
Gye on ffty miles an hour, Yet YOU insist tna'
Il was gong only about three miles en- hour ,l,.,
W.-ee.s-Well. maybe it was going Atue
f,srer dian that, but il didn't seem u 10
DWl.at was tho object Of your journeyr
81 was GA my way across the state 70 fn's'
,,v d., 4 cirl whom / hadn't seen for az
month. r Philadelphia Record
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New York Markets.

NEW York, January l0-Flour steady
fine grades winter S250g $500 do
s1ring. S225G$29O; Southern steady
trade and family extras, $3.50 500
Wheat closed dull weak, and toe
lower; spot sales extra red, sllOs No
red. - O0@ 81 O2t. No. white, Sl.O4Q
Sf0j: No. > red winter, January, 99tc
Corn closed weak at tWfc. lower; spot
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NJ WIFE AND

.r.n,d a..r throat and wrists Ahs wears
Most o4uty bits % lace.
A tender light Is 10 her eyes,
A smile is 90 her face
The house is always neatly kept,
The clllrtu always clean
And that is why our lives 60 oy
Jus. Ike q summer dream.
We are not rich in worldly goods,
AID set we DO nQi care,
T.r love can change our urgent need
To ufes hght as air.
on. am very fond ~ Der.
Aud spare her all can;
could no, do much less than that
Ana slI.l be- quite man
-TuLk u st4un.r 10 Detroit Free fress
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The RaJbms. who have a story for
everything. say that before Jacob men
never sueczed but once, and then imme-
diatelv died. They assure us that l'atri-
arch was the first who died % natural
death. before him al men died by sneoz-
mg: the memory of which was ordered
20 be preserved in all nations 10y % con-
mand Of every prince 70 lis subjects t.
employ some saiutary exclamation ftoI
the act of mecZlnc.
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Bulkmeats-Sides, SIC; shoulders, Sc.
Bacon-Westem shoulders 9c; Clear-rlh
sides Zoe, breasts lie. hams l3lc.
FlOur-Richm0nd patent roller family
s6.25 20 300. fancy family, sj.1j % 5000
family. Si.7j Oh $3.50. city extra, $40 "a
800 CITY -uperiiue, $40 TO Si.OO; city
tine 8 - 10 $3.50.
Meai-Cily, per bushel, Csc; country, So tc
flo
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New Years Receptions
r. T. CHRISTIAN IS co

R / CHRISTIAN IS co
lsuo. es-ors to Christian White have 90
haut e fno tue ai
SHEHHIES
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION.
Also. ROMAN AND GOLD uoN PUNCHES
CANTON GINGER pry and ia syrup;
HOME MADE BRANDY PEACHES.
A fresa lot of CHOCOLATES aud CocoAs
A r.a variety of DECORATED PAhLoR
CANDLES. and
ran suck Of MALAGA GRAPES AND
TNulAN-WyER ORANGES 5de0
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MIL Feed

Shipstuh per ton 80.
BrOwnstun pertOn $500
Bran per ton. $3.50
Iron, steel. Nails, Etc.
lrOn--Ameucau refined. Old DOMINION
bar per pound fox standard sizes. ? ITO.
English and American sheet, - % 55c' SWe
ZEN hammered 4 90 5c, hoop, 4to 5ic.
Naiis-Oid Dominion, standard size <2.lO,
steel s2.2D.
Walker hOrse-shoes. 81 mules 3.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Efc.
Cement Union, per berrel, 81. 80 kosen-
dale. 1 80. James River, l.55.
Lime-Rockand, per barrel sllOtofl.lo
anchor. 81 90. Riyerton. Sl.0j.
Plaster-Lump. 81. ground, $50, ealcinad
plaster, .05 90 l.15.
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Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, January 10

RICHMOND, Va, January 10.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat. $50 bushels.
C0m-l .430 bushels.
Oats-2eO bushels.
SALES REPORrED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Mxed. $50 bushels very good az
los Go bushels good at ~. Shortberry' ~
bushels prime az los. GRO bushels fair al
l.O3. COZ bushels common az Csc. Total sales
Of wheat 24a0 bushels.
Corn-White. $50 bushels very good al
4ic Mixed. so bushels very good on Pm
waite terms. Tota. sales Of corn, 40 bush
p..
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT,

RrcHMoNp. January l0.-The small
loose breaks now begin TO attest the
fact that farmers have been almost
giving away their dark crops for with
nothing over six cents since December
22d, It is useless TO say there is heavy
loss on production.
The w estcrn markets are last supply
ing the demand for low grades, and we
hear of manufacturer ordering line
of Tugs from the West at . 90 p cents TO
compete with other firms. IL IL lamcnta-
blc but true, that such stuff hnds sale,
but pronts no one from the producer 10
the consumer, hut damages the honest
toilcr. The only remedy would seem TO
be make no tobacco, or less and better
grades. This has been the text, almost
worn threadbare, and yet remains un-
needed by the planter
Trash in new tobacco is quoted in
Louisville at to PC; Green River . 20
Be- new burleys Il to 3lc.; hurley new
thin was from 81 TO Zoe for lugs 10 fine
leaf. Green River, 3 to lie, heavy tobac-
COS, 2to stc.
Interior Virginia and North Carolina
breaks Will no doubt continue light il
the weather remains cool There is still
no new of consequence coming in from
these markets here, and report. are mea-
gre since January lst -.
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crate business so far in the new year, but
the impression is that prospects are fair
for better trade
Smoiiag-A steady inquiry il reported,
with increased sales for the holiday sea
son.
Cigars-The demand has been good for
all the favoriie brands Of both domestic
and foreign manufaciure.-Io5acc0 Le,g.
WARBENToN, y. c., January s.SOur
market has been almost bare Of tobacco
since the holidays, owing to the very
poor seasons for stripping The quality
has been very inferior Common goods
are low. while colcry stock is very high
and much sought after We look for
good receipts, when the weather is suit
able for stripping
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Sales of loose tobacco to-day amounted
20 u ,10j pounds. Prices were better to-
day. although the quality of the loose
tobacco sold was inferior 90 that sold on
Yesterday Mr. L. b. Vaughan says
Prices yesterday were due TO local
causes more than anything else. Some
of onr prominent buyers were absent
There il prospect, from indications to-
night, for a good sale of loose tobacco
tomorrow.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & Houston, Commits
zion Merchants, 1876 Cary Street.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Rnltimnre Markets.

Market firm.
Quotations .-Middliug. Ole; low mid
ding. 9sc.. good ordinary, ste
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NbhhtfN ffohhtfs
Apples-Choice early, per barrel. 81 40 "a
81 go mixed lots 75c. % Sl.25.
Bacon-Nirginia hams. choice old. l7c per
pound new hams small, l3 TO l5c new
! hams large. 40 10 Re; sides, IL 10 he
shoulders, lOtollc.
Beans-Choice Navy, 500 to S2.2j.
Black Eye Peas-SL2j % 80.
Beeswax-ls 20 DC per pound
Buckwheat-3i to BE.
BUuer-Nirginia creamery, % 10 22c: fam
| lily packed Virginia, Is tO DC choice vel
low, store packed Original rs TO Use, store
packed mixed color and sweet II TO lac,
store packed fair 10 good, 10 10 lie.
Eegs-ln crates tirtsh), Is to 100, in bOx' S
and barrels, II 10 lsc.
Poultry Dressed-Chickens. S 10 Toe. per
pound, Turkeys II 20 lic per pound
Ducks, 10 % l2c per pound Geese, q 90 80
per pound, TURKEYS lives 90 Zoe per pound.
Dried truit-Peaches peeled 5to Sc; un-
peeled halves 3 20 3ic Apples SLICED 3 TO &c
quarters ~ 90 Be Cterrie. pitted IL 10 re
Black berri's 4 10 3 Whortleberries 10 7c.
Feathers-Prime 1--we goose 80 % 40 per
pound mixed. - 70 3Oc.
FlaXseed-Per bushel. 81 10 20 sl.20.
Hide-Dry hiuts light weights, 10 &c
per pound. heavy weights, &c per pound, dry
sa!ted, &C. lWeU salted. 4c; Gen. Sc.
H0gs-Dressed. 81 o. Sc. backbOnes and
ribs, o % Glc, sausage. y 90 &C.
Wool-lub-washed. 80 10 BE per pounds
unwash'd. 3c per pound.
Iard-pume country. q to Zoe per pound
Onions-lu barrels. Sl.l0 20 81 25.
Oranges--$2. 80 to S2.75.
Peauuts-Fancy stock, per pound, 8. TO
SIC, medium, 10 4c.
Potatoes-Per bu-hel ij 20 soc.
...Hf ~. u u "a
per pound. - o. Boo.
Paurdges. 10 toU2'. pheasauts
% 10 35c. yenis0n. - % l4c whole deer, q
o 7c. rabbits. 90 Ice
Groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings. 81 90 20 81 .25. three
string. sl.JO TO 500 four strings, 500 o.
800.
Baskets-Willow. Sl.l5 10 $40 per nest.
split. j0to zoe perdozen.
Can Tomatoes, pounds. per dozen Loo
20 C5.
Can Corn. pounds per dozen 90 to95.
ce-tarDlina, 0 tO lc hauge0ou otc.
salt-Liycrp00l from store 81 40. ground
alum from store, per sacE, sl.OO TO Sl.lO.
Tall0w-ilc.
Checse-pnme cuttirg. ne. common, II 10
l2c English dairy. lsc pineapple, 2jc.
Lari-pWe 9lc refined. Toe.
Mo.a@os-Ex.ra. hog-head, 10 90 l5c.
barrels ID t0 Tie. genuine golden syrup, per
gallon. ~ 10 BE New Orleans prime 20
choice. 50 tO JOc.
soar-Common. 20 &c. best washing, b
20 Sc. toilet. ID to Dc.
sugar-Graumated &c, a sugar, 7ici J.
sugar 7tc sugar. 7c.
Teas-Black. - to SOC, imperial, 30 to Sjc;
guupOwder. 80 % soc.
Cohee-lio, DIS % DOC. Laguayra, Is 20
pc. Java, ~ tOJc.
Bucsets-panted, TWO hoops, $l.2), thre
hoops, al 80.
Fish-Herrings. y. e. gross, $3.50. North
Carolina cut herring. $500. North Carolina
roe. per half barrel. 800. Eastern gross,
$50. Mackerel 40. .. i'm barrels, $3.50;
80. 3. new, $3.50 no. I. i'm kits, l.50. No
2. in kits. Sl.2j, 80. 3, Zoe.
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ALLEN 4 CINTER.


Ci0AhErTFs.-K Richmond Straight Cot
No. ltle original brandt Virginia Brikhts
blsth iuns. add other popular brands.
hNohtNG TOBACCO Richmond Gem
Carly Cut, iuchfuoud straight Cut, Old
lip Long Cot, Dixie Chop Cut. Smoking
miHtufcs icuri} Gus and FrtnuIatldi, and Cut
Plug fobaccos, &C., Ac. A prepared from
tue CD llcetf tntaccus procurau.c.
fmr ..u ALLAN s. 0INTEK
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NEW YORK, January Virginia Lelf.
The demand was moderate the past
week. Il is said that the lses Virginia
crop of brights is not more than half the
usual average in quantity, and as a con-
sequence owners OF 1887 crop are tirmer
I'm their views than they have been
Nevertheless. good. even superior, lines
are still available here at late prevailing
prices.
Domestic cigar Leaf-The first week IN
the year lssg for the tobacco trade was a
dullone. and the amount OF tobacco sold
was indeed very small However, all
leaf held by packers and dealers will in
the course Of time command figure
satisfactory 90 them The new crop Is
not turning out very well-in fact the
proportion Of fine goods will Doe very
limited Buying OF the new crop has
almost ceased in all sections, and from
present indications the bulk OF the crop
will not be- purchased until warm weather
has set IN.
Plug-We have TO report only a mod
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MS u M PTION

last stages OF that terrible disease its effect IL
wonderful. The coush Is easel. aud the
rospimti0ns heightened. the lungs begin 20
heal the hectic fever and night sweats are
checked. strength aud NilOr return. sleepless
night, give pnco fO quiet rect aud cheerful
awakening theanpotlfo returns. aud hope and
happiness take the place of fcehlenes- aud
despair N 30 does NOT do whaf BE- ciaim,d FOR
n. return thc tonic and your money VIII DO
chceriuily refunded.
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To No H.nnicun Rheumatic Cure Company
Gentlemen have been troubled Win brOn-
chilis aud occasional sore III cat Win severe
Cough. FOR "a number az years past, aud have
tried "a great many Of the most popular rene
dies known 10 the public or tho pr0fe, si)n--
some eating tho disease more and some
lp.- ] was finally induced % Try she prepara-
ton knOwnus HINNlCIITs THROAT AND
Lung ca RI. which have used frequently of
late and md 10 most excellent medicine.
Indeed. DO NOT hesitate 20 SAY thar | have
derived more benefit from IN than have from
any ~ all the other preparations.
In case OF sore Throat d j. especially me.
Whom BOB that condition slp about teaspoon
fol ~ a time every hOur or sO. keeping the
throat lubuCsted with it,with yofy satisfactory
results.
n has another excellence ia my case. II new
er produces nausea, but ACC, rathor A. tonic.
Very truly. etc, JOSEPH l.. BROWN.
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MUNNECUTT'S
THROAT and LUNG CURE
Tar, Mullen, Wild Cherry,
and Honey.

viii permanently cure Colds. Coughs, Hoarso-
ness. sore Throat. Whooplng Cough, Br0nchi-
lis, Asthma, and all diseases or the Throat and
uug-.
Contains no opium. nor other narcotic or
mineral OF any Elnd. but isa
PLEASANT VEGETABLE COMPOUND
for the quick cure OF llsfieotlonsO OK the Threat
Lung- and Pulmonary Diseases.
Read what Hon. JOSEPH +. BROWN. United
States Senator from Georgia, has ~ say about
This WONUERf u lLhL.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is go well adapted TO children that
y commend it as superior TO any prescription
-io"n y me- H. A. ARCHER, " D.,
III So. Oxford St., brooklyn, Y.
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WHAT CURES +!
Asa medicine OF genuine merit. we place
lllNNIClTTS
RHEUMATIC CURE

against the whole world for the permanent
cure OF disorders of the Kidneys Dyspepsia
Indigestion. General Debility, Nervous aud
and "a II If..l4Y. al fHH
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MARRIAGE ON THE CONGO.
STRANGE CUSTOMS OF A LITTLE
PORTUGUESE COLONY.

A Honeymoon spent In Import
ance and Power of the "Fotich Man"
IL Costs $40 20 Get wife from "a
Ncichboring Town.
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Richmond stock Market.
Reported by John l.. Williams & Son.
bankers aud brokers. I'LL Main street.
RICHMOND, Va, January 10.
SECOND FotVn.

GOO Charlotte Colulbia & Augusta IS at
100.
1000 Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tOmac Dividend Obligation AZ ll5g.
Go,-rr,wpsr -vcrprrfva Ri Asked
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Headache&C.

II is the only tonic known which will re-
lieye
NERVOUSNESS. EXHAUSTION.
WEARY BRAIN. WAKBFULNESS.
10 X unriyalei az a brain food. and nerve
tonic. Every mental or physical eNertiOn pro
duces waste of the Iron anf Phosphatcs OF
the body the tonic supplies that waste, and
imparts new energy tO mind and body, giving
new life 10 the body and fresh vig0r 20 the
brain, the seat of intellectual power. In
NERVOUS PROSTRATIoN.
HYSTERtA. MANIA
10 Is invaluable. For
WEAKENED ENERGY,
IMPAIRED VITALITY, and
ABUSE OF ALCOHOL.
Il IA unrfvaled.
Wherever there are organs IN 90 are weak-
ened, or whose healthy action h ~ been i'm
paired or altogether su-pendei.itis uneQualed
pd bon restoring their normal power. as been
them new sfrcnath snd ygOr. and rendering
him 90 whom they were formerly a source Of
misery. once more Capable of enjoying tho
pleasures ot life. I'm all diseases az the throat.
such AS ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. and GROUP,
lbs efoct b. marie l0us oven in the
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THE GREAT
Iron and
Wild Cherry
TONIC

SHOULD DE AND Il UNIVERSALLY
PRESCRIBED
by an physicians; a preparation 81 IRON.
WILD CHERRY, and pHOSPHATES In such
form as 90 be- readily aS.lmilated by the sys-
TEN. rs ingredients are found In ali grains
I'm wheat. corn. &c. and ~ l. delicious 20 the
taste. II il not quack medicine. but a
scientific preparation. II is unfaiiing In such
diseases as arise from indis estion Of food,
uh as
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SKIN and BLOOD.

We DO not refer 90 some 10 an obscure part
OF the country but To- well known people In
yOur own community.
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Apples-Choice early, per barrel 81 40 4
81 go mixed lots, 75c. % Sl.25.
Bacon-Nirginia bans. choice Old l7c pc
pound; new hams small, l3 10 loo new
hams large. 40 10 Re; sides, II TO re
shoulders, lot lie.
Beans-Choice Navy. SO b S2.2j.
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