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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10
DETROIT. LANSING 4 NORTHERN.
Oct ahtr d. lt0.



TNprc for Saginaw zEd Bay City III 81 n
Mail Tor Lansing. Dstrot and bast-.-f = - 70
FNuress Tor Lansing Detroit sno hasffi - b m
Mail for Alma. - Louis and SAX v.fs ~ = m
Past kxp. for Detroit. New YORK and
Boston ................ ...... .....-..- = - . M
sEFrvr
Mai from Saginaw 40 bay Cify-..fli G. an
Ns1from Lansing beIfo and East az 10 , m
Fast IKp. from Lansing Detroit and
the Haft .-....-....a-....-..... b05pm
Express from Lansing and Detroit = 81 3 fn
Express from Saginaw. ST Louis and
fims .........--........ 40 % p "a
spnifr. fDaiiy rxcsnf sunday.
Jbe shortest line TO Detroit and East. Els
eaaf parlor cars between Detroit AID i,ra1d
Rapids
Solid trains hetv@fn Crane kapics and SAG.
nav. Two solo trains between GRAND kap
ids and Detroit leaving Grand Rapid = a.
NJ and 3 z , M. and leavnf Detroit lis 10
and 20 r fn.
For tickets and Information apply - rnioa
ticket Office. 81 Nnnror-rt- and Union depot
6FoncE DTHsvzN. Gen. Pass. AEL
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

OFFcEoF CTrY
the q the
rcutc
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a RELIABLE RGCiPT-
He- go Make Good Hasb,ad ouf
yery Ordinary N.t.risA

Hc- 80 Make Good Husosad Out o.
Very Ordinary Mst-risA
A good husband. IL has been wisely
remarked. like the hare. muss be csuss'
before be - cooked. He can not always
Be told ~ glance. and sometimes be
must b summsred and wintered before
his real character IA discovered. bat II
i safe 70 ssJ tsss vhen casghs %
shoaid - foOad % b composed Of ths
following ingr~disnts in szisaele pro
porson@, Aosbsr -ik Too4 satsre, gen
hsnesS ss-ength. nsskness purity.
courage. Bat evss When ne MI zse a.
urs u sc1ne of sbes- necessary qsslisies
h lacking -erT good s~hAnd can
cfseu - -e~urei y p>~.sss>a, .ss of
ths toilo wizS r~ofp4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

lnere >re ~ouS> byuses = pos rhom
even soeh pr>o1ozs ssixszre I'll -
wasted eat they are very ssv. sod
Persissent application Of f9 @1rEias,
neon sn4 nAehs far s~u years is "a
rsnsed n nise csses ost - ssa - rnAre
q n4a Ard agsasle0san eat of vsry CO.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

The most
complete a 5
so ort m c n I OF
@ nts Fur
nishing goods
in the south
end 10 be found
at the Grocery
and Dry Goods
store Of p. 8.
Harris. sss and
sa7 s. Division
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

fhSllys All others dei'x 80 ceIl ~unGNK
Taxing effect Sundss Jng IN lss,
elo@pinE cars On f&ohe ABt Atlantic IA
pfessrs O. ana from Detroit farlar cars r4n
on DEx Express and tsraHd Rapids Express to
and from Detroit Direct oennfrUons made
~ Detroit WITH a. fhTuuRh trains East Tlra
cts an sale Al lniOn Ticket once 6l Monroe
81. and 10 lniou DEPOT
fffB NJ hElGos, Gen1 Art. ~ Monrae-sf.
Q. ". IUGGLFs. q. +. AND j. Agt 4 hicaso
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10
MANS LAST WU1.-.
Pathetio Utterances Upon the
Verge OF the Grave.

"A oos-ssea UpSa which Ms~s mea VIII
sps.k sAs rrath - Lat fAoesAs %
osslAs. walter se0ss w>ab-
l.sts. Aad Others
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10
Cheap Lands and Homes IN Kentucky, Ien-
nessee, Alabama,
Mississinni and Louisiana.

WISsI5SFVVI oTU EVHIoIdWd'
On the line of the QUEEN d CRESCENT
ROUTE can he found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands Also the finest fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. Tor sale
on faYOrabls terms.
FARMERS with all thy getting get home
in the Sunny South. where biiszssds and ice
clad plains are unknown. Only line from Cin-
cihnat 10 Somerset. Hartman, Cardiff. Chat
tanooga. Tenn. New England city. Fort Payne
and Attslls. Ala, Meridian. Mss. Arcsd a.
Shreveport, Ia. Parties Desiring information
oi choice locations, for fsotohes. building
sites, mineral. tipher. grSzing AID sEricul-
tural land can obtain nepable inform alton
with coul maps. by addressing y. G. Ed
WARDS. neral Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
Queen 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

klFst szsi2ias1 A. hs laF 5yizg 81 tAe
dtasaz-sesE s4rroands< - sSs tsther >
slsszres. al sele ~ i~ok s4ek apea |.
szxesr q rarsly s1oeszsf4l e1srk
s'Sle~2-i A. Aslesp alse@4ys ! So s@-k-
i1g "a ~ sleen+ Nss sAs sEpr~ssion -
Daaisi = .1soE "a khs aLs 81 II als 1e-tA.
saash Eszaisds az a oAsl1ys ss@aslf4l
has.
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$500 Reward +!

~ - - o. ss-.-< ---r-< 80 s~vs--~- fr--
r--srf~s.s r-~-.r-sa sescs>sss 80 se-ier 60
v<i--sv~ e. r-.ss -~e~-- eaEfrf ~1rf witt ~~rff
vsretssis it~.~ = - = 49, - - 80
..-..,s,-< - -f~r 80 rr--r -v-stts - r-~-
81 - - -~rs@fs~s-- tresr frsaer lerFs -
-o-ssl-s-s - PFls = -~rs H~vs~e - -o---~-f-a~
- s....s-l-~ - ~--et~s rsarafr~@sr~r ~rF -
"a sofEs = yEr- r,RFsrF cFtlssa ~
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broadway
DeNqss a. \ iater $
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.

GRAND KAPTDs A fNRIANA EAILkosR /
- - e1cS1 kleI atk iss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, VA, April iG.-Onerlngs Of
tobacco at auction on Change "Wednesday
April 10, 1890. Total offerings. foriv.one
packages, OF which thirty were sun.cured
ana eleven West Virginia bright tobaccoe
oi the sun-curcd tobacco, one package
sod at 5000 one at SlS.25, four al SIG so
one nj $io.25, two at Sl5, two at $i3. one AT
$50 one ~ 5000. one no Sio25, two at
$40. one at 500, one az $50. two at s.. two
at Ss23. one at $3.50. one al s.. one at $500.
Two AT 300, one at $40. one at 81. one atSl.
Vi the West Virginia bright t0bacc0s. one
package sold at $3.50. one at SIG. one az
5000, one taken i'm nc $500, one sold at
>il.io, one package taken in nc $3.50, one
sold at $3.50, one sold 40 Sl2.jj. one taken
IN at Sll.lo, one at -. one at $3.50.
Private sales reported % the secretary TO-
day; Wrappers, ~ hogshcads; filters. 81
hogsheads. smokers. . hogshcads; scraps. .
hogsheads; dark tobaccOs. hogsheads. To-
tai, 6S hogshcads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: Inspections bright. Z hogsheads
dark, 80 h0gshoads; Western. 30 hogshoads.
Reinspcciions, bright, 20 h0gsheads; dark,
: hOgshoads
Farmers, Wilson's. Old Dominion. ALE
ghany. ShOckOc,' Cronshaw's. ScabrO0k's.
blancbard's DaNcnpor's. Centre, Myers.
and Sholburne's warehouses report to-day
Receipts. 81 hogshcads fierce. Deliver
les. 50 hogsheads. . tiorccs.
Office OF the collector OF the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city of Richmond today as follows: Tax
paid, cigars and cigarettes. Sl,51G2j; tax
paid tOhaccOs. S2.6Zs.S2. Total. Sl.lSj.Os.
Registered it the tobacco exchange to-
day: !. ". Winston, louisa; &. NJ. llar-
ris. Spoitsylyania; &. II. Smith. Louisa; y.
H. McGuirc. oxford. y. c.; u. T.. McComb.
Louisa.
The Richmond tobacco market was mod
oratoly active to-day; with fair sales at
bright wrappers and filters. Sales of dark
t0baccOs. light and inspections and rein-
spcctions light; receipts light; deliveries
good. 4. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

a good many send reports here In which no
reliance should be placed, owing 10 preju-
dice. We have ourselves had the worst re-
ports today Of any day yet. OF course. our
market has got out of the line and Is high
compared with other markets. Foreign
markets fail 20 advance with Us. hut specu-
lation Is active, and every time the market
is weak il will do 10 buy some for the pres
cnt. Liverpool is %. lower Receipts.
$4,000: shipments. 10000; exports, 22O0O
wheat and 1900 packages -four. Corn
was weak early. but on the strength Of wheat
rallied. but closed with the advance lost.
May see some further break. and we think IT
should, but II 10 does we should advise buy
ing. Liverpool lat. demand freely supplied
"a. lower. Receipts, $4,000; shipments,
l,i760OO; exports 20l,0 900. Oats dull and
lifclcss: shorts seem 10 be pretty well COW
cred. Provisions strong all day. The prln-
cipal tactsr in them has been the manipula-
tiOns by Norton a Worthingt0n and the buy
ing Of ribs by Hutch. II was impossible TO
buy or sell 40 the quotations. as IL went
down 30 e.. On general principles on such
bulgos we believe they should be sold and
profits taken. as we will have lots Of weak
places 20 get In again If customers feel that
way. Twenty-Five thousand hogs to-m0r-
row. Cash trade dull. Curb, sO3sc. July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

NEW YORK, April l6.-Messrs. Hubbard,
Price d Go. say: Spinners are indeed in
earnest in securing tnoir supplies In Liver
pool, the spot sales There to-day being the
largest yet reported. while they took last
evening 1900 bales after the close Of the
market. our market opened firm at an adj
vance Of points. which, however. was
gradually lost under the pressure
90 realize for European account. Foreign
ors are much concerned over the proposed
siScr bin in Congress and are disposed TO
transfer all their existing interests in Liver
pool until the question is definitely settled.
Distant positions are therefore neglected, as
exporters will not enter into fresh engage
mcnts with spinners, who are thus driven
To- Liverpool 90 protect their contracts for
the future delivery Of cloths
Receipts no our ports to-day are estimated
at 5000 bales against 1881 last week. spot
is unchanged; middlng upands. 49,
sales. l7f bales. Transactions i'm futures,
5000 bales. Futures irregular as follows
April. 1l.1l0ll.l2; May. ll.13W ll.Il; June,
li.73M1l.1i; July. ll1lW ITO; August.
ll.10mil.4l: September, 1ll20ll.13; Octo-
Der, 1860 1896; November l0.43W 1914;
December, 1880 1914.
I'm Liverpool. spot cotton closed strong.
middling uplands, cd. Sales, l5,OO
bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17


NEW YORK. April l6.-Money closed
at ~ per cent Exchange easier;
posted rates, 1854 ASS: actual rates.
So for forty days. and 4sl for demand.
Governments steady; currency Gs. ll5
bid; As coupon, i22 bid; as do, 1882
bid.
The stock market was dull again this
morning. only 1900 shares changing hands.
Prices were not so firm. and i'm most cases
values were irregulary changed at noon
from those current at the close yesterday.
There was some selling during the morning
for the purpose of realizing the profits ac-
cung from the advance Of the two first
DAYS OF the week. which caused part of
the list 90 decline fractiOnally. The market
was even less active during the afternoon,
and prices gradually declined To- the close
OF business. when about tine lowest figures
of the day were current. except for about
"a half dozen stocks which closed higher
notably Lackwanna, which closed ls
per cent. higher. and Oregon Navigation
which closed . per cent higher. The decline
ion the others for the day ranged from Is 10
~ per cent The sales to-day aggregated
1876, 100 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
New York Produce Market.
by Iclegraph.1

NV YORK. April l6.-Flour closed weak
at about Yesterdays prices Southern ilour
sales no. red winter g20g3c.: 40. red
winter. April. g3l5c. Corn strong; spot
sales SO. mixed. l2i "a 1870; do, April.
iOilc. Oats firm; spot sales 80. ! white,
34i5c.: No. mixed April 30Ac. Pork
strong: new mess. Sl3.1JWSli.2J. Lard
firm. April, SGG9W}G.15. Sugars-retncd
strong; cut loafand crushed, &c.; powdered.
Ga-c.: wanulatod Gi-c.; cubes. 6asc. COi-
fee. spot cargoe- steady; fair Rio careoes.
1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New Yorl, stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch a. Co., bankers
and brokers, No. Ill Main street.

NEW YORK, April lG.-Iho active list
has been dull and strong with exception of
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
which rose ! per cent, and Pacific
Mail which declined *. There has
been n fair amount of trading in the gran
gers. but with very slight change. The halt
in the market is due 90 the condition Of
railroad affairs West There have been eX-
pcctatiOns of an agreement between the
roads. but although they have agreed TO adj
vance rates 90 Missouri river points, and
% 81. Paul, provided Alton viii agree, they
have also agreed 90 reduce rates on lumber
and packing house products 20 meet de-
manos Of Alton. The formation of "a strong
association may be postponed for time.
The market might have sold OH more to-day.
but for the attitude of Congress on the silver
question. The prices of anthracite coal are
still low. an parties seeming disposed %
sell the coal coming forward for what they
can get. II is said that Chicago gas trust
sometime ago transferred an its asscsts 90
the Philadelphia trust and safe deposit COM
pany. The market closed strong. and az
about highest of day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

cafhartics, but nothing seemed % do me any
good. I was induced an out three weeks ago
10 try q bottle of Germotuer, anew medicine.
lu q few days ! noted decided improvement
IN my feelings, and now. though nave JUST
commenced my second bottle, ] find ali Oh
nv unpleasant =, mptOms gone. am fauiuif
calming flesh. appetite perfect. and avn in net'
ter general health than have been for years
The effect Of Ccrmetucr upon mASeii was so
beneficial. I induced my wife, who for wears
has been sufferer from sick htaiacnce. 10
try 10. She has not had headache since she
mmcnced its use. and her general health.
which WAS run down. is rapidly Improving
and She SAYS She has not felt 30 wei for ten
years I have Just commenced lbs use with
Tiny little son vino Is afflicted with epilepsy,
and already note the most beneficial results.
and feel satisfied that its continued use VIII
entirely cure him. SAMUEL SHEPHERD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, MD. April lG.-Cotton firm
middling. llkc. Flour dun and unchanged
Wheat southern quiet; Fultz. S3M Sic.
Longbcrry. sJWs9c. No. >, Soc; steamer
NO. red. Soc; Western steadier: No. .
winter red. spot and April. s5@s7Ic. Corn
southern quiet: white. 4O0 1890: yellow
3HW ilc.; Western steadior; mixed. spot and
April, 39Waslzc. Oats firm and unchanged
Southern and Pennsylvania, 29@33c West
ern white. 32033c.; do. mixed, 30M3lc.;
graded 40. ., white, 33c. Provisions strong
but unchanged. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes
fair. 2l020ilc. Sugar steady; a soft,
l-i6c.; copper refined, l2fs@ l3c. Whisky
Sl.iOMSl1s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion. Sour Stomach, Heart.
burn. Flaiulency, Collie, and all Diseases Of
the Stomach. Cosnfenc-s, Inflammation
Uiarrhpa. Piles. and Diseases ofthe Bowel
Congestion. Bili0usnes. Jaundlce. Nausea
IIeaiache, 6iliines, Nervousness. Wan
doing Pains. Malaria, Liver Complaint
and an Diseases arising from a Gorge,l and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the muoou'
coats, reduce g0rgoi or c0ngested oondi.
tions. break up stubborn complications. re-.
store free. healthy action o. the organs, and
give the system a chance 20 recover tone
III --..---l-. H. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

Six months ago at the request of a friend
who was interested in the sale of King
ROYAL Germctuer, ! made written stnt'-
ment OF the benefits Ind received rom the
use Of that medicine. Tn That statement
EXPRESSED the belief that 10 would cure me
entirely OF Catarrh. within the last two
months have received letters from every
quarter OF the nat on calling on me Tor
further Information BOO regard to my health
10 has been impossible for me 20 write phi
vately 20 each person VINO has made this re-
quest. and lam therefore under the nects
slty of making another public statement.
ann free from taiarrn. ] believe That
could get certificate 20 this eject fiom any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
HOTEL HAY. Hot SPRINGS. ARK, sep. 4. =

HOTEL HAY. Hot SPRINGS, ARK, sep. 4, 20.
Ihave been taking Or. Kings Germetuer
with great benefit I have been quite dys
reptic. suffering more or les from indiges'
ton flr "a great many years. but now my
digestion is nearly normal. The oppression
nj my stomach after eaiingl with which !
have been annoyed so long. has nearly eh-
tirely disappeared. find great oenent 20 my
kidneys also. my back being great y Strength
ened. 1. -. iAh.
DR.. G.. d. Hay is the proprietor Of the Hay
Hotel. one Of the leading hotels OF hol
Springs. and many yea'sag was "a pionlnthl
MUSICIAN Of franklin. Tenn. Atier that ne
travelled and lectured extensively on modi-
cine ami electricity,
In testimony 20 the great value OF Dr.
Kings wonderful Royal Gcrmetuer, allow me
To say the bottle bought for my patient did
its work well. She was Frustrated WIN
chronic vaginitis; with sympathetic affection
Of the kidneys believe 10 will effect per
manent cue. and he trtily recommend H.
Respectfully,
Waco, Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
THOS. BRANCH & co..
BANKERS And BROKERS'


RIcuMOND VA, Feb. Is. 1890.
WE OFFER, SUBJECT TO SALE
~ and advance in price without notice
the following BONDS:
$4,000 Virginia Midland Railroad Genera
MORTGAGE per cent. bOnfs, primer
pal and interest guaranteed hy On,
Richmond and lanville Railroad
payable in gold at 81 and interest
This road made 100000 above liked
charges for the six months ending
december 81, 1850.
$4,000 Western North Carolina Railroa.,
Consoi Mortgage six per cont
Bonds, 40 % and interest. tins
mortgage is only $1,000 per mile.
$4,000 Petersburg Railroad Glass Is Bonds
q per cent, at 1857 and interest
This road Is making a dividend on
It's stock.
s25. 900 seattle, lake shore and Eastern
Railroad First Mortgage g per cent
Bonds 40 - and Interest.
100000 SlOss Iron and steel Company lbirm
ingham. Ala..J First Mortgage q pei
cent. HOnds az 80 and interest. lhi'
Company lis now making at the rate
OF s2OO.OIO above interest on tn,
first mortgage which is s2,OOO,OOO.
other Securities taken in exchange al theh
market value.
One-haIf per cent ls per cent? commission
allowed tO Bankers and Brokers. ielv-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
Bedford CITY Land and ImlIOVeInent Co,
CaI9ita1 Atlt5aoriSsoc5, sbl,OOO.OOO

%
%
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
Pitts
j the Peaks
3D. u D go
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
Bros s.
d
cont rJ TO ogc
Hiis foundry
llV 1871 s 10 no b f
Ia sof Broom fieo c.lti be- 70 1 Do
81 a GA
nl D
D
titso rucl irll
sock lS %
s. q 900
e. rma .on 900
mb293m JAMES NJ. BERRY. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1890.
OFFERINGS.

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. 236 bushels.
900 bushels.
Oats-2,O0O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Shortberry, So bushels prime at
SOC.
White 200 bushels prime at A. &C.;
1 BOO bushels very good on private terms.
Mixed. 600 bushels prime az 4jt4c. lolal
sales of corn, ZOO bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Middling, llc.; low mid
ding, lOHc.; good ordinary, 100.
Chicago Market.
Messrs. Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch 4 Co., as follows:
CnIcAGO, April lC.-Wheat AT the
opening the feeling was quite general tnat
Ne were likely 10 get a break. Commission
houses bought, but local crowd sold, ana
after selling quite freely and finding the
market would not break, they started To
huv hack. This aud Hutch5 buying put
ne market up. July reached sO3sc., when
there Was good deal for sale. The fact
that this was call price bad something 70 do
With The action OF the market. Crops con.
tinue conflicting, and Is quite natural, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

ItsCoU D e. .lss:
yofF
u landau
th0r O 20
fdos.S
NAIL no Dep - al tacn III
atos itlatti
IL fiscal
heir edge. nblmat0 belief respectively
OF
tonc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

competent phvslcian. have used no me'ii-
cine within the last siN months except
kina'. Rn,nl Gfrmener Wy health Is bet
ter Than 70 has been ln tniftf years. am pa
posses SION Ofinfofmation which warrants me
In saving that the relief which ! have eNNc-
rienccd from the use of the medicine l- lint
more certain and radical than thaf NhIfh IL
has brought Co hundreds oi persons 10 Nrot-
gia and Otnoi states. }. Is. HAWTHORN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
STATEMENTS
PUBLISHED AUTHORITY ACCOUNTS
LINTON CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.


TQIaG AIDV9 on Pg9I A. co. N7 it % Vt Viz
REGULATING THE REPORTS Os INSURANCE COMiANlE5
the %
% piu o. r
prlsdeu
Weep len ~.
ecre VI i.
Treasure JIk
and ncoruO
Yam q b e
Reside he Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

For some years have been troubled with
torpid condition of the liver. had frequent
headaches. feeling OF extreme lassltuue no
appetite. blood in a very impure CONDITION
50 much so that only a ight abrasion OF me
skin would develop into sores. Was losing
ncsh rapidly. ] used different tonics ANA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
nAnKERs AND nnonLR,
EAhKEE- AID BADEth-
JOHN |. WILLIAMS ( SON
B A n K Z r s,
AND DEALERS IL
INVESTMENT BONDS,
1ll1MklN STREET,.
III MslN STREET.

We make n speciality Of rst-class Invest
mcnt securities, which we keep constantly on
hand for sale 10 FIDUClAWts, IkD,l
FUNDS, AND INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE. CITY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
Tor same at market rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR OBJ CRY }
TAXES, CITY HALL,
RICHMOND, VA. June p. 1859.

Hayngnsod De- Kings Royal ccimetuer
In my family for the past few weeks for ,l-
farfhll alrc iOn and rheumatism, Nhc
pleasure in saving th1t 10 has proved henc-
nclHl. Hnd clceriuly fcclmmcnd 10 10 my
friends. r.. A. bAknEa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17

OFFICE on THE COLLECTOR of CITY
TAXES. CITY IN Ell.
RICHMOND. Va. june 20. 1859 }
take pleasure I'M saying tnni nav. nrcn
very mnch benefited hy the use OF "a. king IS
ROYAL eefmctuer. For the past ten years
have suffered from very severe c3iatihI
affection. and dc-pairCd az getting fciie' nuN
nope dawns. NOW THAT I can see inc flod ti-
foris oi the Gofmcincr. ana now USING mo
second bottle. ard avn improving very much.
cordially recommend Dr. g.. II. King s Royal
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Waco, Texas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

MtDpLETowN, Nov. 23. Horace John
son Of Middle Efaddam is the mirhticst
weather prophet in Connecticut, and
when he makes forecast every one
listens reverently. Mr.. johnson is the
only man who predicted the great biz
zard and all his auguries since have been
correct. He has just issued his forecast
for the coming winter, which will be n
severe one, he says. He bases his opin-
ion on the phenomennlly large hay crop
Of the country, on the hard thick shells
of crabs, the thick corn husbs, the high
and strongly constructed muskrat huts.
the abundant fleece inside the corn husks
and the heavy fur Of gray squirrels
Coons are unusually fat, too, and horses
and cattle, every one has observed, have
put ON very thick coatof hair Horace
johnson therefore, says, Look out for
q siege this winter, with plenty Of snow
and ice.n