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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The dOWaCer Duchess Of Hamilton,
VINO died at Baden Baden. was left
widow about thirty years ago in con-
sequence Of her husband having fallen
down stains after = supper 10 the
Maiscn dor and broken lis neck. The
real reason why lie and his wife re-
sided so much on the continent was
the queens refusal to allow her prcce.
dence at the drawing rooms ST tAe
Duchess Of Norfolk; as member OF
sovereign German family, troma Ger
man point OF view she was Just as
high and mighty" as no matter what
Mecklenbulg Hesse or SAKE Coburg
There was no valid excuse for the
refusal, which seems nexpiicabIe.
when il is remembered how the NOR
ganatic son Of a younger Hessian
princelet IS being foisted as high roy
atty on the British people. Her
majesty could not have believed the
story current at Mannheim about the
Princess Marie Of Baden Duchess OF
Hamilton, being pposititiouschild
and substituted for a prince with a
malfoimed head, denoting the idiocy
from time TO time appeared in the
grand ducal .or before Napoleon's time
Margravinel family. Ii there had
been substitution a boy would have
been slipped into the place of the al.
legged idiot. The Manheimers. near
whose CITY the Grand Dnchess Htarl,.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Miss Jessie laeQmbor. who h .lasing
short visit t0 his city, says The Sal
Francisco D4ll has romantic history
She Is tie tcplaushterof Ca. Lagre4.o
a retired AeXlcan officer. wto became d
citizen VI Ue JIlcd States Mang years
1928.
Miss JusI. was stolen from her parent
in 1854 Boz the hluido tula OF Indians
ot northern IDAHO Tor thirteen ye1gs
De-. parents wcle unaware NJ DER Where
Aout lnl many times had given Aai
up ton dead. The Ms;tcr wcs trough. o.
the attention 81 the United STATES B1v-
-ramel. all u -calcn begun. Cen
1lerdru WAS Tie lLll selected &C. locl
up tle ease. AMI alter d prouctCQ il-
.esli- a-lDl. 10 which t-e ep2. -iL.ll ~
Na-tlt- ON cXp.udel many thousands
N 4olla-s. and l-r.ug which many ID 90
were lost. siNs~as rescued Au- d. l-,t
The guide whom Con. Sheridan 10.
Dl0y-d during bis search was tie l1l1>
UOsh hel ,.As .1n. g great Indian SCOUT
and ll0nugrsnau
Ils3 LlCCm1Dl il 5. woman perhaps SO
years Of age and although giving ~ eyi-
deuce % careful education, Is quite iDtll-
-NttHH ttttNt ta e+Hr 90 AA44f Af'r A'sa|ah.A+A
about relating t-9 history OF Acl cap
,iy.ty
When sac arrived CO the age Of 10 crs
% III. Cui-rs0. the Dani,t0s decided tlat
he would make her his vie She lndig
unl.y refused declaring that she wished
70 90 back 70 her parents.
TIA order To force hcr 20 marry tie
copper colored captain the Indians re-
sorted TO easy methods Of torture buc
finding it impossible, gradually increased
thedose. Asevidencco Of The ordeal which
she sui red Mis- Lacomher now exhibits
sixteen wounds, the result Of knife
gashes, on her person. Finding ghey
could no. prevail upon her tocomply, the
Darbaians lolsOOk their brutal methods
and for tic remainder OF her stay con.
tented Themselves with keeping q strict
watch Upon her movements.
After boing rescued Miss Lacombor
went 10 her home only 70 find that her
father had been killed by 9IcXicans alors
the Rio Grg nde for participating il clear
ing some n negade5 from Texas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

anio AGED to reside, had Some plausible
,xplanation tO give forthc substitution
4 Girl or, ut any rate, one that
alisiicd them
The "true heir was never com
claimant If was the tory went.
'ound one day-fnll grown. helpless
nndressed. hairy rs an Orson and un-
able TO quit "a srouchiug postlrc-neaf
he Grand Ducal park Altogether
he VS. more like an animal than O
human being. How he got 10 tic
olace where he was discovered nobody
.ould ever guess. His vocabulary
Contained but two words. Caspar
Hauser.n "Caspar Hauscr' was the
mv-rying answer 20 every question
For some time n was supposed that ne
vas the victim of some theorists who
wanted % prove Lockcs philosophy
5v experiment. and who had kept hmm
without amy sort of experience oihef
han that Of IL hole m which be- Wls
brought up n solitude. Those Who
.ouud him put him in human train
nr lie Frightened zap, took. Ia has
sunday clothes a distinguished air,
vas mild nactable and showed CLEANS
# memory extending far back %
few oases in his desert life
Speech was coming TO him a5 ho
was lssassinateo murder caused
4 stir along the Rhine. Casp1r iiaI-
ser had striking resemblance go tlst
Narpraves Of Baden Ims pein's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The Herald, referring to the Republican
cant about bulldozlng voters in the Soulh
has the following concise criticism
"If they are really anxious to purify
American politics they may probably
study the example Of the preacher who
announced his intention OF going on d
mission 10 The heather, and then sllaYed
the disappointment OF his audience by
adding that he did not propose to leave
town.
For example, the man who on the eve
OF an election notifies bis employees that
These works will shut down II Harrison
Is defeated shows bad taste when he
PIRATES about the Soutberner who accom-.
plishes the same end by different means
Again, when the leader OF a party
which Is ambitious for success iustrUcts
his lieutenant In Indiana 10 divide the
purchassble voters inio blocks of me,
and TO keep them IN view until they have
deposited the ballots which have been
paid for, It would seem entirely unneces.
sary to 60 ont Of town In order 10 ind
heather who need 10 be converted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
~, way 10 srop rnE Ionnr.

n, Del, sscps has resigned from Tue
Presidency and requesied the Hp'
nointmeni o. other men 10 settle up
tho a0alfs Of ihc Panama Canal Com
COW The bubble has burst, and the
,ic,ims Of the swindle remain TO be the
.od exsmnles Of modern paper success
ei,hont ANYTHING to {, but breg. This
hannens At the moment that few mem
hers Of our House Of Representatives OPP
,ose with Ddllatory tactics" and Parlia.
mentary tricks, the passage OF the Mica
racua canal bill passed by The senate
by q ,ery large majority There
ia no reasonable objection to the bill,
bnt these iew:men are audaeious enough
20 opposeihc majority with Parliament
afy tricks. when they must know that sus-
nicion points 20 them rs the minions oi
a hired lobby. II is all well enough for
these gentlemen 20 say that they oppose a
billon piinciple. but they have no right to
.,efee, ,he we'll kowu viii Of the major.
NV Of the House unless there Is a valid
reason stated and this has not been
done.
We say sgsin that some mem
Der of the House should call
these men 20 their trumps, and the
prcss and the country should
stigma,ise their action as 1t deserves
TIE NaW saws The gentlemen.
there are ouarrelinr over amendments,
the object being to So amend that the
charter viii not be worth the paper 10 is
written on This Is not the ayowed puF-
pose, but it viii be the pralical result
You ask. Why IS this Doesn't the
country want that canal Certainly
Every business msn sees iis importance
Cant me capital be raised With per
feet care if sou will give the company
the right ofwaY.
why hesitate then
Mectn save ourselves from possible
complications with foreign powers and
DO credit 80 di-tiuctiyely American en-
terprise by giving the Nicaragua Com
panv iree field and telling them to 20
ahead
This should Pc done and this pickering
in The House committee should cease at
once or iAe peoples suspicious will be
aroused and they will ask some very
disariccab.e questions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
Color and Taste.

The peculiar association OF = color
with a sound By which @ certain scand
viii at once wildly arouse c definite
color, IS quite normal and hes Of re-
cent years been frequently described.
The association Of color with smells is
a much rarer phenomenon, and Of
color with tastes perhaps rarer still.
Dr.. Eere gives an account Of o woman.
who, after taking vinegar, saw every
thing red for few minutes, and then
everything as bright green for mora
than an hour. Dr.. Fere explains this
as due to similarity in the subsidiary
emotional effects accompanying the
sensation. Science.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The Chicago Anarchists proposed to
hold big meeting and were ordered not
10 do II, whereupon they applied TO q
court for an injunction 10 restrain the
Mayor from iorbiddiug Tie meeting
A queer aud comical situation Is pre-.
senled by tie appeal Of body Of men
organized for The express purpose Of
overtbrowiog The law 10 the law they
desire 10 overthrow TO protect them 10
executing that purpose. They insst that
they have the right TO incite and encour-
age riot and murder, aud that The power
OF The police 10 restrain them does uol
begin 10 operate until the riot aud murder
have actually occurred.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The reports that Mr.. Blaine has been
offered the portfolio Of State will not be
believed until we sec II Officially, OF
until the character OF General Harmon
Is orawn differently from lhe present &C.
cepled portraits. II can hardly be be
hsyed that General Harrison means 20
hand himself over 10 HE control Of The
great Jumbo elephant Of the party, for
that would be tue amount Of IL, uuless
General Harrison thinks himself aole 10
dominate Blaine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Las5 l9r-isyl .ie- tlr elaborate aa,
-xg---.f re a.-.-.- u. og-44l----. furniture
Tinted wishing cards. watch lage oeen .a.
ro44c-l. ought g. Do re-esa--l 30 .-3 Ll4cl
go
Reception chairs el3 s9 q. .art and amD
tlo-5 .--, Nobody csgg 1-.-. 90 -.gl o.
y-e.
Mas.s stand. tl-, col.a.a musical box
are among imported 2.1c.s- H. g.. furniture
Llc
Russian bric-a-brsc 10 gilt. bronze and 81.
yer j. vcgy handsome aid attractive tbs
season
Sa,uot,e5 tA.s season are n Cndless yar..
e., alI there - considerable originality lA
subjects
H. smoking jackets tho tendency seems 20
ee . make tAe "ealor los o. mlea A-e =
toc. as possible.
IL Is mistake TO suppose that tho aut.que
nal chairs arc Intended ezc.us.ylly Ter "o.d
Sandy servants.
SIZE who has not got braided Jacket o.,
some A.aA B. oQllld TAO PROCESSION. and mss
Ies~' procure oae at - !. sas would
catch ~. ''0
Many Young and aged sne.ls. % whom tb<
smell q powder would be o torafyipe
novelty nov affect tho army capo toat /.
worn by military officers "
ASIDE IRON any affection OF tho ewes, lore.
se.'es are quite the iesA!onably correct th.ac
LOT women OF Mayfair - use In public. nnd
IL Is Claimed for them that they are rraeefni
ana stylish. In tho hands OF some. OF courss
.ney are temptation to he rude and NV
wv ~ 'as matter OF tie. 'tsozca stsre.v
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

rodo up town from tAe court with 3
man who is now prCap eiius ID So POI
sible business position 10 Aew York, all
who holds to re pe-t ana confidence IS
Lis employers. who, when / Nas H. the
far west C doael years back. was ia state
prison on the Pacific coast fox forgery.
lie had been employed Ia @ CONN. ici1i
house. had been bitten by tho mania tor
stocl gam bling. and landed behind bass.
When be- was released DO came cast AID
beam lie over again, ana hls recon.
shows, IS clearly SIS any record can at
least. that be gathered wisdom iron
chaslisemeut, aud really commenced q
new lie with bis rrw name Fl.tsbuIa
Fuiie1in.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

II Is said that tive public questions o.
great importance have already been mel
TONED al sure 70 be settled by the annex.
alton Of Canada. These are the fisheries,
the forufca1ion Of the Northern border,
The complication arising FROM the inter
State commerce law applying 10 one
country and not TO the other, the nayiga.
tion OF the Canadian waterways. aud the
customs duties between the two couu.
81
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The TINES will devote ample space
hereafter TO sporting news, sample Of
which NAV be seen in the letter Of ouf
regular New York correspondent This
morning. Those who remember the com
plete and prompt reports Of base ball news
last summer may judge Of how we will
oarrY out this design.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Osman Diema represents the personal
mystery OF The unknown black continent.
According so The story he has Emin Bey
and Stanley in bis possession, and pro-
poses TO surrender them for ransom, The
price 10 be the withdrawal of the British
forces from the Soudan seaboard. The
Government leader has Osman Digms's
letter. but he declines 10 disclose It's con
tents officially
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
MAKING SHIRTS.
HOW rre WORK IS DONE IN The
PHILADELPHIA FACTORIES.
Se.-ig one Hundred Firms Engaged Ia
the Bn.ine.. IN That City Division ol
Isi,r-somethiug Concerning the Wage
Paid 10 Operatives.

Sg.-iy GA. Hundred iHns h"ks.'" :"
the Busme.. In That City Division Of
Il,r--somethiug Concerning the Wage
Paid TO Operatives.
AT the time the Song Of the Shin
was written by working hard from
early nom until late az night q woman
could make one shirt. That was before
the Introduction of machinery ANA sys
tens. and when the shirtmaser tool
home q bundle Of linen and muslin
pieces and brought back the garments
made and finished outright. Now, VIII
tie svs tens and machinery 80 vogue.
from he time the material Is cat until II
leaves lho nuishcr, i, passes through me
Lauds 0f sixteen persons, each Ot whom
does q pait toward preparing r iof snt.
manly bosom This system Il called
team work. and each one m the team
averages one dozen and hall 90 shit
in ten hours Another method 81 making
these garments j. the one piacbcel d.
making up custom goods ln thes'
places the lo-0ms are bought ready
made. and with lho remaining parts ar.
given ~ the hands. who make them ou
and out. These womtn VIII make from
four o. eight d day 90 nine hour. ana
the average price Tor thi7 work d ~ b
dozen.
FROM START go FINISH.
The materials of which ,lIrtf ore
made are linen. muslin, "backins" %
c0are linen used DID Inning ihe bosom.
per,.le-. calicOc., ti1nuels and l.. Is. a, O.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The Gloucester fishermen, whose bat
Ties we have been lighting with Canada,
are now demanding increased duties on
.rlsh salt luackorel shipped to this coun'
Try from Ireland.
The point Is whether an lrishman
could tel The difference between mack
erei ant d cod II there is an international
quate. possible
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Judge Cooley discovered that the "cut.
ting o. rates" from Chicago to Milwaukee
and westward was arranged by deal
with "schpers' who acted really as
ticket agents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The race problem" is being used a,
an advertising trick by lot Of dema-
gOgues who rush after sensation.
There Is no race problem" II the
States will insist on The principle If their
lust rights under the Constitution.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The Chamber Of Deputies Is evidently
opposed TO adopting any measures OF re.
liei Tor the Panama Canal Company. 30
much The b tier, for il will save The poor
people Of France from being further
yictimixcd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Mr.. Mckinley, Republican candidate
for Speaker. says that ne is glad IhAI tue
Democrats are moving for The admission
OF the Territories as States. and that his
psrty VIII cooperate With them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The OBJECTION no Nh EvARIs.-lt
ls understood that certain prominent Re-
Dublicaus of New York. distinguished
not less for patriotism than for party
services IN the past. seriously maintain
Miller complication IS Tor General Harri.
son 20 drop both Plat and Miller, aud 10
put the Hon. William Maxwell Eyaris
again at The head OF the STATE Depart.
ment as the New York member OF the
Cabinet
We suppose the news that Mr r. B.
Hayes is now in indianapolis has 10
bearing ON the Eyarts movement nor,
probably, has The fact that Mr. Eyarts
has fast bought for himself new hat
y y Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Everybody would like 10 hear from
Cansda on the sobject Of BeG But l.
worth, aud whether the Canadians mink
that Ben can annex them 10 the UIit,d
Safes and how much LAY they Will ha =
In n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Maria, said Mr.. Jones, Grossly, wish
10 goodness you'd stop chewing that
gum. 1fs enough 10 drive man dis
tracted 10 hear bis wife smack, smack
ike that when he's trying to rest.
. I'm not chewing gum.
What are you doing, then :
Eating cLestnuts.
There was silence fora moment, then
Mr. Jones asked meekly:
Are they roasted, Maria I-Exchange.
A circus man who was never known 10
refuse drink speaks Of schooner as
a high aud lofty tumbler. - fonkers
statesman.
The red cheek Of king or queen Is a
royal flush Rochester Posl-Express.
Little Chsrlie-Mamma, where do lit
tie fishes sleepy
Mamma-ln the bed Of the river, dear
brakes Magazine.
Decline OF Alcohol" heads an article
In temperance column. Well bet IL
wasn't the free-lunch fiend who declined
l,.-Dansyllle Breeze.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Nr. George William Curtis protests
gainst the omission Of the subject Of
evil service reform In MIR. Cleveland's
last message.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

We will publish q s,enographic report
of Dr. Hoge's Old Market Sermon again
to- morrow,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
ADVERTISING RATES;

Aacttou sales, Legal Notices aud Amuse-
oeuf Advertisements ii per ipch eaoh
assertion.
3nterof ~ the Richmond (Vs) fostorhce
second-class clTtei.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
tREAM OF THE PRESS.
YESTERD4IS BRIGHT rho UGHTS
IRON THE BEST THINKERS

49,.
'oe 'n@''" In" ~ - 10" HO"""I
PATEONAGE.-Ibe claimants Tor the
ri,is,r.tio, in tho sonb e,noo, to no
rou.- o,,io,sly di,il.d i,,a h. A.
,tnc, o,..s,s ,ho nso.l....,,.o 80,
" CARPET. baggcrs." and the Grand Army
meu-eacb contending for recognition a.
the simon Pure Republican, OF That sec.
ton. These cissses and their preiensions
are defined In dispatch from Atlanta,
and they seem 20 constitute three d'ler
cnt factions, WIKI Little in common eX
cept The desire for Office and disposition
20 keep The ceiored brother IN TIE back
ground y ! lines
Ll'"N az 'i"N j i'I'' ilcIoA'
Bromley that isn't the fair thiug You
election YOU'D shave of one wbisker"
"WeI. haven't j."
Yes but you shaved 1T both Of
mem '.n. n...u-,.,. r.,
one IN ,be same kind of "a het win Dsr.
THE pABTYIsAlL hIoHr- When rresi
dent Cleveland was re.nominated The
~,
"'''@ 'O'.- '"e p"7''loH 'u"' ne -'oo' ~
Inc representative ol lhe principle OF iaA
l0u"O'i,1 'u'ous j. ''.'n iolo'u l' au" 'ia'
! ils AEn' p''uciP'o ought I'D triumph 'u
D'u' .,.
"V ''" ''1n ""' '"u n' a'ii'0'' GA
NY "PD1 'I'' 'l. 'iio i'..'"s ''
t-''s n'"'e anu 'h h'o7' "' t"e 'nAno' a''o4
ing ''"''7 p.v'o 'n'' 'N' i''Hi 'DH'''D
parry N""'u nave 'Iiuin V"," Iau IL Dt-D
posslnIe 10 heep eAIaHeous issues "it'-
se'heI OUT Oh ,nc canvass ana AaH ln,
C"uii1a'e io' ! ir'ldcul ueeu ""oiI5 ee
&c 2l.g ~ luc DemOCia'lc Fo1eIs.--N' !.
v oIio'
ISDIsGUisED lMPERTISENcE AL de-
cent Republicans must be refreshed and
h,.,f.. o,,s,oteo r..o1,d,n
ol 'Ae mon Ae"s 1e O'uD uee'a''ls ''
purpose TO select his Own Cabinet ere
s"lai,ss OF hN H'.empl7 al lleia'ion OF
rs,,n, q, he -,n1a'5 esr,s,6 ' w.
being made win undlseuised Impeui
uenco 20 lorce bis hsnd eaa so pas upon
him clamorOus applicants for places iu
lis CaUnet upon tne ground OF alleged
partisan services or pccuniary conulDu-
lions or local control New lOrE
Times
Foprrev Covvrpcr NJ tho ToHed
~"
states l0i zen monlus enains OCTOBER 81 2
900. l-.5 .... l.s'.- ..-. ls's.
i ie, iis' '..l'' ''o5'.'33 es..e.s
--
Excess OF .-o.,.... ......,,.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The revised returns Of the recent cleo
ton show that Mr. Cleyelands popular
plurality WAS over l0lA3S.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Senator Reagan has appointed Mrs.
Reagan his private secretary, which IS a
slight disregard Of precedent, but IL
keeps Ill the salaries in the family.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Tic above i9a to smile Of pa.A4
Of OLD VIRGINIA OHER00I5, lQl.
size, and made Of ,hs ysiy bsN Tobacco
la-ld aal sweet Iluaitoauy l0-osal va
better than any J-o8nt eigai Oh che market.
ASK !or the O.l Virginia CA9ioota Ilaal
.-at you are not imposed On b limitations.
Ny name Is o. every package
ron sALE LfIRKMuLGE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Remittsnccs should be made n> "'"''-'
checks. postonicc orders or registered '0'''''
payable 70 ...o oo,p,Nv
Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

FoBEIoN COMMERCE Of the United
STATES for zen months ending October 81
l-sj ltsr Is5s
Total eXpis.. stl52893i1 fjo53j-. 13 e515.-el -ss
Total .mgts., .sleli,3l SOFAS l3i3 bj5hi1U-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
abt Dailp gim'fs'

.ra,,s.vn Every DAY IN FHk t YEA,
fss', Ens TINES PUeLI~HING CON ,, !.
PASY. OPTICS so hAsi MALI
RIcHMoN %. VA. rrp psr.tprxr.
ro. sgYAN. vTcr President
at BROOKS. sncRsrhHN'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Lucky liz DDNr iiLp0E "iiclioa,
Bromley that isn't the fair thiug You
promised that If your side lost the
election you'd shave of one wblskef"
"WeN, haven't 2"
Yes, but you shaved IT both Of
them"
ION, that's all right I lost The other
one IN The same kind of bet with Dar-
ringer. Iime
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
THE DAILY TINES.

CITY ptiiNf"i' -.
sas ,srt Of the city ard Man
psn DON. ~. ,arr,ey. =, i2 cents per week
persons desiring the TINES u'''' .a', 80
,,s,r homes can secure u by p,'''' Sa'' s@
a '@ or order through telephone no o,,
~,co delivery is irregular Immediate 'o"
Wn'a " 'sonIs be made to the ONCE The nd
g g~' ms, be changed as dc.Iea. o oa'r oo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
s5505318 S55o@}ei

Excess of
imports, t55,853iij c11,0t3,lti
EAcr-s VI
exports. sa0Gls29
The totals for November will certainly
reduce This balance OF trade perhaps
more tuah ten million dollars. journal
OF Commerce
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-17
OUR HOLIDAY EDITION.

The Annual Holiday Edition Of the LIGHT
will make its appearance on the 22nd of De-
cember, and, as usual, will be filled with in
teresting reading matter pertaining to local
and state, as we'll as foreign matters. There
will be carefully selected chronological
table of important events for the year
brought down to date of publication. The
covers will be artistically printed in colors,
and its general makeup will be as it always
has been-the peer of anything published in
the state. This year the endeavor will be to
make it still little superior, if possible, to
all its predecessors. AS not less than 10000
copies will be issued, the LIGHTS HOLIDAY
EDITION for 1888 will present unusual adj
vantages for advertisers, and those who have
found it so satisfactory an advertising medi-
UNI in past years, are respectfully requested
to hold orders for display ads and "write-
ups" until the LIGHT representative calls,
which will be in very short time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-17
OUR CANDIDATE FOR PREsIDENsn

and will be elected by the people, because he
will come the nearest to filling their ideal of
a chief magistrate. Electric Bitters has
been given the highest place, because no
other medicine has so well filled the ideal of
perfect tonic and Alternative. The people
nave LecEpc BtterS ana rely upon
Stomach and Kidneys. For all Malarial
Fevers and diseases caused by Malarial
POisOns, Electric Bitters cannot be too
highly recommended. Also cures Head
ache and Constipation. Satisfaction guaran-
teed, or money refunded. Price SOC and 81
at all drug stores. Dreiss, Thompson & Co, S
wholesale. az 927-1y