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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26


sEv fo9K. March za-Ths aects1os Of DE
supfeTns eoars IN The .essnger easss yesosrday
ioss 81 - inaaencg this mornfng. The sfTengsh
arising fscrn scarcity Of ssorks IN shs street,
however. pat N end - IN nsax d<m0nserasson.
onsy koce Island and sugar showing real weak
mess FINAL changes ere generally frset5onai
lo>seA Runners ct "A sdverse dseistOn IN san
fr&nefsco on The sugar eass led 70 the selling OF
TIE sugar f<dserssa. and IL Lost ~ per cent.
After selling on . dtvsdsnd os IL. AID although
the story wss censsd The etock falio6 - rally,
xn1 cio-sd ~ The lowest figure
GOVERNMENTS we're dull bat sseady.
There uaa practically no market for spot oil
today. April option vas steady 81 49,. dropped
sharply 70 sd. decline checked and the price
adTanced ssea1tly until the close. which wss
strong ~ So stock MISUNDERSTANDING. tlotsS:
highest, sIosss: lowest esos5s Consolidated Ex-
ehaaee-Opsnfng. sf1S: highest, "a; lowest.
ss3s. closing. - Total, Ea.1o barssiA
EXCHANGE AuD sxCuRrfsKk
new YoRK. March 2A-Monsy on call easy q
s1z45s: prime mercantile paper. $751;;
sterling exchange. quise and strong: to-day bails
- 90; dem md N8
Bar silver--s5c.
9. = - fressssersd)l2Isx a. O. SIS lcouponj 1osss
a 4 fs<tr< xfrl1- pa<<sH <eE
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STEAMEa KIRKLAND
IEAyEs PuwER HouaE
Leaves ct s. q II .or gsanifa and vay porss
Leaves ~ = IL and p L. sor Newcastle
aa4 way p0rs&
Leaves As , p "a for 5aAntta and var pcg.s
leaves AZ f2.N p Il for Jusnisa ana say
III LoUGHEAp. Manager.
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Ou1cku IKE 10 OLYMPIA
KAH1cmE AID skArs HAxSoR
I'M PAssEsen sTxAnxx nuLTsoxAH.

nhs epSosf<foa noak3
IAsvo Iacsaa frun - =. r wharf 6Aily. a.
cepe SuzAsy. g q - sAa1nL ketuzntng.
lssv0 KaA1lchfs f3.8 p ~ osympsA p ~
arriving In Taeoma p NJ cuansesang vssn
are thron1h hoazs for wkaxcom and way posnsA
Leaves Baker 4 Bseous dock loot o. Untoa
Gxeex. 8eaktte. f0s Tacoma, Ut 9n ~. sunday
~ A-Thfa boot musf b taken from II
coma fng sssays Hsrbof cCGnfrys being n
only THROUGH BOAT
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rakr ne NerxAerr faraee rA4lros1. Tie eess
euxlry<d ssne. fcy al p.otnu kAss a. chzIe<rx.
CIV ssrkrs sxxss ~ secezs. street. Boston eeck.
- InnAtn. esDosa<Ase agS8l eeo0A
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uoopy CANAL RoUrx-sTIAMKR soGe,
III Prime
TIE steamer Jcsephsne wfl Save HateesS-
CclnAn wharf. socs OF MArson ssrses wstasssay
AID Saturday mcrnfnx g Z ~ fng Part
ten eSe, saaesck- Cnsce CITY azd al Way sosuss
% Hao9s Canal Rs4arning l<aves Cnsoa CITY
hee8ay and Tn9rscay morning Fer tresshs ~
DaaD1Go aVD4y - Ha,aesd-coanan wharf a. e
b0as6 John Anderson. kAs.ss.
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VII lease ynser's dock - = -. every Mersssv
~ senessay and Friday Scr Twelve n sie Pasak
H<manszA Nackslsss MA<ysvssle. Lcwal ani
&rohaxSssA sSsorzfng falsew5ua dave ~ san
GEO q Bo9lnns 49,
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1ho cOmpAny reoefvea The nGhf % change tho
time table or places Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sRATTLK
Tuesdays and Fridayl
DAYa or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. oyBRIEN. Masesx.
I. ". Mc6INSfs Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. r. ~ Co. Id
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mo NoNT1sANo AID ALL POIND on
GRAYs HARBoR

YUagr SOUND 3 GRAY's HARBoR 4 =
1hvuugh In one day from Seattle.
Iralns connect daily as KAmilchio 6 In
With steamer from Seattle.
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70 YAr lAnars

TO rnE LADIES'.
sa- :, ss 49, careful and eonsidersss xssaa-
ssiss tsosa say essSare esssssls = msssi ~
e.sxese o. II Tie cenacu ronszps s.sr,c-x 5sss -
snrs ven sa I'm smsmsss he eslsssaiea sp<csalisss
s .s N every depArsmsnt cf medical ani ~.
60 e. psxsenes The prcssssos hss Asd yesm
Ss. < ys.s Y ne hospi.als q Braeslya ana
waaasas Hospital oslsss 'i s.~ s ssss a.. .
ons @ the most successful ana hess irows xyas.
eososiesi spee1alsssz In this ceantsy
We Young and nalddis-Assd Man.
x.ss neoissE. sesrmAscrrnasA ssrsusl
con. producing slssplsssnsS sesnanSsrss
s s.np,S On NE iAeN sseruioa - scciety. saafy
s nav :, ssss q eesndsnes, dsll ssss Is
sAisly, psrmsnsntly ana spcsdiiy eursa
$1,000 AND SNln nsarAer.
ssrnsuA disease mose ers>dfu, n -. -.
eompietely eradicassd ~ ~ rssaiw
xssrs oshs usi ara , &c, permanently s.psa
Aaacsnsy SrinaFy and Bladder cempaasu,s
anssL diGeul1 TOO frcauens esrnia9 ~
n,cossy srine. hish eoiossd q With nilsy ed
sless eyssius prompsly ana ssasIy ocss3
soarges Reasonable
g Ea~ea ttoo- =,e..
,. oar remedies 90; quickly sad cur, -
We 90 not claim % know svervnsn, =,
ten 70 medicine or diseases OF q - sk,s =. 49,
s1- ess SS DO claim THAI lara 49,
ase anu incresxine practice. with unnsrsissi.6
sss y sustain II ars the hsss proof a H.
Expsrience IL worth sverysAinx. Knov,.s..
gained By consulting with, critically exs-ics.s
ana successfully treating thouaands az nsss.s.s
e. sssry .gs Sex profession and oecupsfion. -
sssseu via every pfssentabls form anS sts - ~
alssass ~ dei.rtaify, ENABLES Ne . sssurs 49,
suffering With Ike snaiaxiles thas ~ 80. -.
cases ssase susn s health 2 .,ss majority x
Eeuc physfcsans have failed 10 sifscs a. snss'
usnt change Tor the better P"A"~
We are petrontsed BY Q clan of ladiss ana
gentlemen too saxacioas 20 be imposed upon ~
sniEnossnt qaack. and thsy are 100 iupo,snk
On. e = inghtened away fron physiclans VIE
Persons calling q our once can have n ,.u..
faction Of Tree ccnsultAsson with tia sssus
snce that they may depend upon reoslvtns can-
oia opinionA. honorable, square DEALING rSasoo.
acse charges ana no encouragemens Withouf 4
pfoepccf OF improvement OF curA
ouf practice II founded upou the results ofise
eeas metaods without references y schools q
You vsn nos b urssd Or psrsuaasd - 49,
treatment and no one wiz b. treated uniom
there u strong probability OF 3 cure o. pesma
nept benent Mako inssrrogatiens and decide
Once hours: Front Z N. ss,A n san
Il b-Persans unable 70 yisN - msy -
treated e thels homss by cogrsspondsneA
Medicines and Instructions scnA by mall e -.
p9esA Consultation froA
Alwsys send stamp vhen reDly y expeoS
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Ta1 vAs1IsoroS NATIONAL RANK
Enssa Iassa. NJ - s,ssaA srssk lssus~
JAmss ard CAeuy-
30 o1Ax@ rssuk1euA
- roKRxsI vsrs-P rssBdssk
q SAAA ea---------------- Canatef.
lAnnsasa Hsnsrai ssslisx sszsssH
q Z n1IIxR = Co. IAxKKRs-
Asviiz bloch. as cosxnAsa srsss
ssszaAx aAxxxs szssxrss raAxsAerrA
KxeAaass sosshs and su,a
Invssansas securities hcsshs and snaA
Dereas received subject ~ check
lzhsssss PAID a tine dspoxsa
collsetiens nads On I'll accessible pcssA
THE FIRST NATIONAL Rank or s1ArrIx
Paid ~ oH
se.ooe
MAURICE McNiCKES vies rrsssd dent
tKSTKR casAiss
General banking business trsnsscssd
tight and selexrspaic sxchsage payable In eli
the principal cities Of tbs United ssAsas
and Kurope.
DxxIx1 HORTON q O.. 1ANxxno-
rncorpcrs1sd iSR
sASssAr- COCOON rxpfvrpED raoysrs saa
xreaident .-...-.-w.a LsdA
x xlss. rr rsass.; 4 4 i 4 psa.s
sns s,, Wan cs ssa se,sgrsps,e s.n:ss -
cisco. Portland. and various points
In Washingson. Oregon and
Britain Columbia
sient hiiis Of exchange on London. svsTlaSss
oexmA
Bcnda stocks ana other vaiuabiss rsssdvsa
- deposit for safe keeping.
DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Unsupported By royal charter issa,
Now open for busineas In the
Starr block
CAPITA paid 7.soo.e0
Power TO increase to.-...---........ sooon.coo
o0xpiuA-.-..-.-..--.--.-----.--.--.. 555s0O
J.KEIfH WILSON. Msnaxsr.
branches: San Francisco fcM,, Portland
Orr Tacoma lwaah-), Victoria, Vancouver. New
ssssminstsr. Nanaimo and Kamioops tB. CT
General banking business transacted: foroixn
uchanss sought and sold: drafts ana ssls.
lsO on New York. Chicago. Canada and Hong
EonG. Deposits received subject 10 check
interest paid on time depositA
WAgHrNaToN LOAN ArRusr conPAHH-
w uncerpofsssdy
n. ss1' ks1 nsv Secretary and r. hs::s:ss
Authorized capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e. %
Hsrteage loans On improved s.sms ana cl4y
property. Lowest rates No delay.
EnAHcH oFYIcB.
| Room KIleen block. oeattla ". T.; ooowa
Fowler, manager.
BASfKAN oTY1cIl
No.S Wan street New Yorks ssAu ssildina
Home omoe. waIks WallA. ". T.; hsanGA -
| 0ce1. Cellar and seattle
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cEArIx LAKxsHosxA KAnzxxx RAIL
me- = szsv.a ~ Aepsrsss = naaas
DAILY. 1xcKPT SUNDAY
pr ssossu.ua. s,sa "a, Is's. As1''s
Fm k.chonisA ana NY s0pa sHam
reg 1ssr.a sneasalm:s . -
Sunday TRAINS
Fsr snehoaish. Rsda and,
For snohsnian and way
Bssd ana wy sosn sepn
ros Gilman and way ssonm
yx snburhas points seven trains sacA vsy.
Cal for pocket time card
E.w. Ruff. Gen PAsA Az
Nv. D. HoLRRooK. Manages.
TO San TRAsclsco
And An Points in
cALlFoRHIA
Via the NJ shasta Route Ct
THE soUTHERS PACIFIC COMPANY.
The cniy route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al Points
EAST AND SOUTH
TEE SCENIC KourE or TEE rAcryrc COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET sLKEPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached 10 express traina a:Sording superioe
accommodations for seconds elias passengerI
For rates, tickets. aleepiugcas reservations.
etc. call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
Asonk Ito south Tenth street. TAccma, Wash.
L p. ROGERS. Ass't General Freighf and Pas
oeneef Agent. Portland Or
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAr-rHE ONLY
rRANscoNTrNENrAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC COAST
CONSISTING or
Palace Sleeping and psrlor can.
Elegant eay coaches,
Luxurious dining cars
commodious coloniss sleeping cArs-ths latter
THROUGH TICKETS
a r:s D s. joint s.s
Boston, Portland, and all
points In the United
States ana Canada. can be purchased ae less Hntoo
than via any other line.
Passengers booked TO and from al European
pointa
For rates. maps and particulars call on o. Cd
g. q. MccoRp.
No Warrington street. Portland. o..
Z W. McGINNI5e, Seattle, wash
WI. CARSON, Tacoma, wash.
d. r BROWN, Asst Cen Freight ana Passsn-
ger Agent. Vancouver, b. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co, postofice4
COLUMBIA 4 PUGET SOUND RAILROAD
Trains arrive and leave Seattle - follows:
Leave. Arrive
Newcastle ard way.........- 5 20 q. m 2 90 O. N
Franklin and Way. 7l5 q m Is .. m
Coal trains with coach attached. have no
regular running time, win carry passengers
: II. W. MCNEIL. Manager.
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- -. fhubaeb. radishes and aspsragus
- 06lo thsis appearance In the market
! ~ ~ hon californiA. They are = novelty,
ny fancy prices. Green peas are worth
r - pound b the trade. fhubarb iSc per
81 fsliahes &c per doxen. and asparagus
6f0 noupd. pof these vegetables there IL
1 1 N already, and "a incfease Ia looked for.
4 ~ SOCKS ara due On the next steamer
HIN = good call.
1UnBoes have not changed during the week
NJ foopocl
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Aertease loans On improved Snsms ana CITY
property. Lowest rata No delay.
EnAHcH OFFICE.
Room Kilesn block. osattlA ". r.; ososRe
Fowler, manager.
gAsTRRN ovyIcIR
Nos Wan street. New York; 3 oean builafna,
DaOooR
WITHIN oBv7cKA
Home ofdoes waiis WaliA. ". T.: nsanaA .
1oeo, Coltax and seattle.
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~ b drm q last quotations and promises IA
Nlain - The market has been comparatively
mmcvabls I'll week. being very steady. Re-
eapsa have ben ire and the market 10 well
applied With choice lee Of hay. shipping d
- suzrcondfng towns b active, aud seems to
= improving In the outlook there IL nothing
Interest Prices ars exactly ~ last quoted.
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- n The srocery market has bsen up TO
& 71oaf Standard Of excellence during the
36 80 Every day r. All improvements on
uDp1lne one, and the year 1870 promises
80 o1ead Of auy year In the history Of the
II csoatle.
- petoes and the condition Of the mashets
Hlsut staples. no changes OF insarsss have
- 100.
= 1lpfos ars being started in oil parts oi this
& - 80 In the towns In eloss psoximi,y 70
80 4 prosperous trade II reported ~ them
r Odd jobhing trade II vsey coed and Il
Clnes
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y he cais and feed market trade has been
- nd during The past week and promises "a
N1ain - Receipts Of both have been frse
- the market Il we'll stocked. chipping, ~ ia
- hay marhet, 10 the outside towns Il very
- ard sids mach 10 the general volume oi
laness uansacted hare. Little Of interest hal
ennspired during the week and In tho outlook
IN 2 nothing special. Prices arc exactly u
hHeuoeed
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49, " AseAaot aHu the cAyks UEtrplt AID
- are tn Pert loading coat No vessels
~ - ne way here from anywhere 81 aase that
80 coal here Ne coai was shipped 20
~ >E sast week ~ the bankers there we're
49, - ss' with reduction OF the stock on hand
*F'ns has been resumed
akxesAsnisx AM rRnprcs sscnrrs.
,ns TIE last forty -eigas hours the rer-
9 49, aud produce receipts as tAls pors were
n.,ss Northern Pacific railroad. isi scas.
= ola Puget scnnd rsilrcaa. a. tons: ses..
- .A.s saese 4 Ess,sra railway. 10 tsas BY
~. SmatlllA go Faany Lake. loo tons.
3 rs' sovs brick. 80 tsns: Edith. ; tons. CITY
- assscf'. tons: Fleetwood. . tons: Mabel
Total recsspss. Lar tona
satrsxSrs
tae 'sss twenty Tour hours Sucsis and
ssaaise were sAippsA frona seattle 10 tbs
- aetns country as follows. Northern Pa
s"fesd y tons: Cel1masa and Puget
f.ss.-n alresa. % Inns; sAstle. Lake shore 4
- railway. a. ,ans by waser-Nlshtxxn
as, Henry Bailey. Is tcas. ,ssy Of klax
soas. kslsa Anderson. = 1cna. Eastwood.
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hmo and wool are inactive. Dealers arc buy
- esits fEsely. bat very low prices are
~
have not chansed since the last report
pesenesd. except an advance In Eastern 70
- dcssn. aud decline to 22c In Oregon.
Z - s'ual sood demand exisss. and the market
Nm q the new figures
~, ~ narsetn bare OF apples and well sap
a WIN oranges. lemons and bananaA
=. ~ fairly active, With good demand.
aeuas VIII Be found in the list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15

,noro than any Northern men TO helr
,,o;. conJition' lie insisted that the
,,a,,,.o,s dnal home would be Africa, that
,ney would return in the times To come.
lie ,ave the negroes good advice. Charyous
al, Ans IN represent the Church OF England
In this country. furnishing them such sta
tis,ics from each state in the mon az they
NAV wish. He is quite an oid man. peihR
seycnly-four years OF. HIS nome u III 'al-
cutta. Hindoostan. lie dresses III native
costume and il wonder upon ,iIe s'Ice,s'
lie speaks English Wen, ana also speahs
,,ino nther languages flucntly, so he says.
iIe lectures 10 all classes of people. and
claims 10 he a minister of the Gospel of the
Episcopal Church.
"a, Antonio. Texas, was excited over the
discovery last week OF natural gas near us
limits i'm quantities that promise valuable
results The new well is eight inches IN
diameter and furnishes flow Of gas which,
when limited. hlazed up 10 "A height OF my
ar more feet. Discoveries Of gas and oil IN
that locality have previously been made.
well near the present gas well has Tor sew
eral wears been furnishing from iorty 10 ility
Gallons of crude petroleum daily, and II
generally used there for lubricating pur-
noses. The discovery ri gas IL regarded OF
iue-timable advantage To the CITY, espe-
cially i'm the view OF the prospective open
ing of the Ilano iron mines, which are
eighty miles northwest from san Antonio.
4 movement is on foot at Dallas, Texas,
to attempt TO make the Trinity river naNI-
gable. II is believed that IL can be made
nayigable between Galveston aud Dallas
perhaps all the wear round, certainly eight
or nine months in the year. OVerhanging
timber along the banks will have TO be cut
off. RATS of driftwOOd removed, and lock
and dam nut i'm at the falls below Dallas.
If this is done steamboats, OF $50 tons bur
den. that is. 500 bales Of cotton capacity,
can be run. It is thought, for the year
round. certainly eight or nine months IN the
year.
The real estate sales in Forth Worth
Tex. during the fourth week in May az
eregaied the sum OF Sl,ll6,B3. Tuesday.
the 18th. The sales amounted Ia Sjl1 ~,
SURPRISING the big day in January when
the sales amounted to S6lj, HOO. The AZ
eregaie sales for the month VIII exceed
81, 900, 0OO, while the sales for 1870 VIII, 1t Is
thought, exceed $20,0O0,OOO.
buildings and Improvements now under
way in Dallas, Texas, Will cost -. 2bJ. 900.
Two companies are awaiting acuOn OF the
CITY Council 10 commence building subur-
ban street railways 10 cost $4,000. In al
dition 10 these big undertakings. buildings
are going up everywhere in the suburbs. II
is stated that within the next six months
work will begin on a Catholic cathedral "a
cost $4,000. and four large factories, be-
sides number Of fine store and Office build
ings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15
s.,a was both civil and military and com


pulsory..
General Grant. in his history Of his cam
naicns. saws that Genyal Lees manners
wore a,istere aud that his soldiers were IN
awe of him. fconsder this statement mol
correct His soldiers had profound re-,
spect. even reverence for him, but the! an
loved him. Several times ut critical peilous
in battles. when Lee proposed 70 lead theih,
,hey refused 10 charge unless he retired 10
,heir roar. | saw him In the winter OF
iSGl-'6s. when riding along our breast
works. stop and shake hands WIN
a plain private who was AT WON ,,a
ON Them with his spade. inc
man told me be was rehelipe VIZ,
hy loo who was formerly acquainted WIN
him do moi supposc that he looked cheer
mi and genial when he surrendered men
Who had stood by him during four years
var n would have been discredliaple 10
him if he had done so. There was no iriglu,
ness or austerity in bis manners when
knew him. | had opportunity TO meet MN
moi only IN his ownh house, but in that oil ON
ers. and what specially struck me about
him was the rare union OF dighlt! anu
suayity. He rarely forgot any one "noiii ne
had ever known, and had tue HAPPY ia'u,s!
of putting his guests at Their ease ms
manners were always those OF renieu
Gentleman: i'm his own home they were per-
fecily charming, and on a NUMBER Oh occa-
sions he showed that he was not destitute
of. bumor. In Lexington, Virginia. when
was his home rs an educator for hVe years
he was beloved by NIL classes, even by the
children of this had many ocular proofs
LEES UNsELFIsHNEss.
In the early part OF 1861, | wrote to Gene
raj lee. inquiring whether he would per
mil the use of his name a. candidate LOT
governor of Virginia. and urging reasons
for il. He replied that he would not, De-
cause he thought at that time that his can
didacy would be injurious to Virginia.
showed Lees letter 10 Judge 10. Qua, eN-
Commissioner of Exchange, and then my
associate in The Senate. lie Immediately
took from his desk letter, recently. re-
ccived from Lee, in reply TO an inquiry
from him identical with mine ana hanueu II
10 me. From its pcrusal found ne Dased
his refusal 10 Ould on the same ground ne
did to me. 4 gcntleman-at whose house,
in Powhatan county, Va, General Lee
stopped while returning from the surrender
in AppomattoX me Lee said to him
that many would wonder why he did not
make his escape before the surrender, when
il was practicable. and gave as reason
why he did not that he was unwilling 10
spparate his fate from men who had fought
under him so long. When recall my old
commander. ] think not in connection with
him of ambitious Caesar, Of ayariciOus MARI
borough, Of selfish B0naparie. but rather
of the English IIampden and the American
Washington. VINO resembled him in ms
rare moderation and in exalted virtue. The
recent installation of "A monument TO Lee IN
Richmond city gives him just now special
prominence. |, therefore, hope that these
details, illustrative Of particular phases OF
his character. may not be without interest
TO many. DAVID :. G.. CABELL.
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1909 EAST MAIN STREET
dnIl-ir su.W-3m
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.
coo ". MARsIfALL ST.
Richmond, Va, Sept. %, 1889. !

richmond, Va, sept. -, 1901
I cheerfully attest the merits Of
az. j. c. Tonic" Forycars ! have
been n great sufferer from n hacking
cough. ] was quite feeble and much
wasted when ] began the use Of the
Tonic. 7 have used the remedy for
four or five months. My cough has
disappeared, and ! am greatly
strengthened and invigorated. /
have recommended it TO several
friends who have used IL with SINH
lar results. I strongly endorse 1t "a
worthy Of a fair trial in any lung
trouble. Respectfully,
Mrs. I. III. ELLFTf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15
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sr'O.MRE HorEI, Richmond, Sept. le, 1889.
A. b. CHEMICAL COMPANY
I have prescribed your n. j. c.
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of blood disease with very decided
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been confined to his bed for many
months. His condition was so
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dreadfully mutilated by a most
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The bones of his face andnose had
been severely attacked, and por-
ton of them removed. Sloughing
ulcers had invaded parts of his body
and face. His shins were affected
with large tumors or nodules. His
throat was liberated, and his soft
palate pierced by disease. His wind
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Of the vocal chords. The only pre-
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to the date Of this report was your
Alternative in full doses. All his
sores have entirely healed. HIS APP
petite Is good. He suffers no pain,
and is rapidly improving in health.
He is able now to leave his room,
and has visited my Office several
times. IN my opinion no question
can arise as to the cause of his re-
covery. A. MONTEIRO, NJ. D.
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After n thorough test Of 4. i. G.
Tonic in my own household, I
cheerfully state that believe &c TO
be an absolute specific in eases 10
which ladies are subjectto atcertain
periods of life, and where an arrest
of depletion in physical strength is
Very respectfully,
JAS. D. CRAIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15
No TAYLOR ST.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 26, 1889. J

Richmond, va, sept. 70, Ioo9. }
1t would be ingratitude and sup
preston Of facts to omit endorsing
"a. j. c. Alternative" as a great
blood purifier. / have been suf-
ferer from tumors and sores. Ny
employer recommended me TO try
az. j. C. Alternative" [ did so, and
have been entirely restored. ] be-
lieve it to be an absolute blood puri-
fer. Respectfully,
ALBERT MURRAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15
Female Irregularities.
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No. e2l \. SIXTH SrhtEr,
Richmond, Va, Aug, /, 1889. !
Allow me to add my testimony to
that Of many others as to the e0l-
cacy Of that most excellent medi-
cine-A. b. c. Tonic. 1t acted like
n charm upon my wife, giving her
almost instant relief. ] consider IL
among the best Of medicines for dis
cases peculiar to females.
Respectfully,
G.. l.. BOSITl1R.