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The evening world., 1888-01-25

said Charlie Frohmsn yesterday, I" and At 0
o'clock in the evening I went TO q news stand
for q paper. l could hardly imagine l was
out Of New York, for before me I saw The
EVENING WORLD, with q full account Of Dris-
coils hanging. II seemed strange to me to
get a New York evening paper so early and
30 far away. None of the other New York
papers were on SALE"
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Electricity or tho Moose.

Lawyer James W. Hawes-I have not, given
much thought to the subject Nevertheless I think
1t a subject that should comman attention and In
vestigation.
Chief Clerk Tuomey, Of the Board OF Aldermen
l favor electricity in carrying out the law agains,
condemned murderers, The fatal electric spark
should be applied while the murderer Ii asleep, OF
Is unconscious of bis coming death.
Ex-senator Cullen-I am In favor Of abolishing
the Ribbet 1t Is barbarous TO hang q human be-
ing like q dog. The drop seldom breaks q mans
neck, ana the struggles OF strangulstion are ter.
rihla-
The evening world., 1888-01-25
Blood Poison

whether originating In disease or from handling ohemi-
cal or vegetable posons, Is cured by Hoods sarsaparilla.
which thoroughly cleansos. purihos and enriches the
blood. After such diseases AS small pox. scarlet fever
and diphthertA, Hoods sarsapArnla is Of benefit in eIpsl-
ling tho virus and toning up and strengthening the body.
81 was poisoned BY poison ivy and let II 20 till tho
poison got into my blood. when l was obliged TO give mp
work and was confined TO my house for two months. I
had sores and scales on me from head to feet. my finger
nails came OF and my hair and whiskors came out, I
had two physicians, but did not seem TO get much better.
Then I saw Hoods sArsapAriiiA advertised in spAper
and borSn a bottle. Il helped me 90 much that / oon-
tinusd taking It till l had used three bottles. when I was
cured. l can reoommend Hoods SArsaparllA TO all as
the best blood purifier l know Of. "-GEoRdE W. VUNK.
10 Park ave.. Brookport. NJ Y.
Hoods ~SarsaparNIa
sold by all druggists. o.; siI for sb. Prepared only By
C.L HOOD 4 CO., Apotheoaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 OsES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1888-01-25
Literature OF the Spanish Era.

Tho sixth and last lecture of DR.. Pereira
Mendeshs course on history and literature will
be given tomorrow evening at the rooms Of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association, 1871 Lexington
avenue. The subject Is Tho Literature Of the
Spanish Era, - with selections from the writings
OF eminent iiterali Of that age. Musical nlusira-
lions OF traditional music OF the Spanish era viii be
given by Prof. Kramer.
The evening world., 1888-01-25

"'PapA. do not drink tonight" The words came In
soft, pleading, teAr-soGked tones from the sweet, GOLDEN
haired Innocent that grAsped his hand beseeehinGly.
A tear ,welled In the fathers eye. "Why not, my
child 7" he asked.
because Alphonse viii DO here tonight. and II you
come homo blind, blazing, staggering drunk and smash
everything you're going TO scare him on, and plumbers
sons are not plentiful This season. That's the why.
"Oh, dear, dear papa, do not take anything but RIK-
ER's 0ALIsAIA TOXIC. and you win be ALL nIGHTi and.
secs you so reformed, and l shall need It then 20 brace me
up; and. oh, papa, get me a box Of RIKER's FACE Pow
DER, AL must look my VERY BEST tonight. You know
there's q strike. must strike Tonight" =.
A sLYK, sure cure for coughs and coldA, ADAMsoN'H
Botanic BAIAAM. KISsMAN. 26th st., 4th ave, -
The evening world., 1888-01-25
Palestine Commaudery,s Ball.

At the reception Of Palestine Commandery,
Knights Templars, next Thursday evening there
promises to be a very large attendance of we'll
known military men as well az oficers OF the navy.
Every representative Mason in this part of the
as one of the events of the season. The Committee
Of Arrangements, headed by Sir Stewart r. Brad
burn. 10 making PREPARATION on a grander scale
than ever before. The grand officers of many
Masonic grand bodies will be present and occupy
bOX6a.
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To Context Aa,s Election

The election Of onicers of District Assembly 20,
Knights Of Labor, IL not yet over, although the
ballots were cast last Sunday. Next Sunday Is the
day liked for the installation of officers, but 1t Is
doubtful II the knights who were said TO have been
elected take their seats, for O contest will be insti-
tuted on the ground that twenty local assemblies
whose sixty delegates voted are not In good stand
ing, some having failed to pay per capita tax and
a-ssessmentR,
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Failure Of . Fashionable Tailor,

Avenue Hotel, who has been in business in this
city for forty years, has made an i~nsolvent as
signment to George j. vestner. He had q fash
ionable trade, but he found 1t dinncult to mako his
collections. He has been confined TO his bed for
the past ten weeks with an attack Of paralysis. It
is doubtful If he VIII recover. His assets and la
The evening world., 1888-01-25
Where Faith Failad.

tFrosa the Omaha Wortd.I
Mrs. De Dreamer-I couldn't help running in to
see what all this scandalous talk about you means.
1t was reported at the Faith Cure Society last even
ing that q doctor, a regular doctor, was seen leav-
ing your house yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. De Faith-lt ID true.
"Truef You who were cured by faith only last
month Of rheumatism, dropsy, pneumonia, con-
sumption and paralysis, sending out now for Q doc
tori
Il had to do 1t It's q boil this time"
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II Sounds Well.

[FToa hs LoutsViHs CoGrfsr-JouTAai.I
The word Lucrative " appears to have suddenly
struck the fancy OF innumerable newspaper
writers, and it's having a great run. No business
or once 10 PAinfnl or profitable everything 10
Lucrative" Writers who haven't q cent in their
pockets use the word as frseiy az The wealthiest
The evening world., 1888-01-25

Two or three persons were hurt by tumbling
downstairs in fright caused by nre at "a. N. to-
day In the tenement-house 476 Tenth avenue.
Kline's cigar store on the first floor and did $500
damage to the stock. The fright OF the tenants was
soon allayed. The building, owned by George
Fanning, was damaged $500.
The evening world., 1888-01-25
Securely

tFom the NetO Orleans Pfeayuns.l
A. Dover IN. H. woman, haunted by the fear
OF burglars, hid q considerable sum of money sew
eral months ago so securely that she has since been
been unable to md 1t. That is nothing. Some
years ago New Orleans people put q lot OF money In
a savings bank managed by deacons. They have
not seen 1t since, and cannot say where 1t Is.
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"outvitted Its Riyals.,,

10 the Editor Of The Evening World:
My opinion is that The EVENING World is
the most enterprising newspaper in the
world. No other paper would have thought
of O signal service for the Driscoll execution.
It has outwitted all its rivals. +. o.
The evening world., 1888-01-25

ONE people p
that the fact Of Ii. q.
Miner having turned
over his Brooklyn
Theatre to Manager
Jacobs for a bonus
means that this house
will DO devoted abso-
lutely to cheap prices,
IN the style of Jacobs
It Proctor's enter
prises. The only re-
duction in prices,
however, will take
place in tho cheaper
parts Of the house.
Seats will range from
az na.A, - al Tln
The evening world., 1888-01-25
DRIFT FROM THE THEATRES
MANAGERS JACOBS AND PROCTOR TRYING
TO Guido EACH OTHER.

Tank Plays Meeting with Success Out OF
Town-Children's Parties In the Boxes mt
tho Academy Of Music - Rogers Toll.
How He Got the Rights Of "My Brother.
Sister" for Minnie Palmer.
The evening world., 1888-01-25
TALK AMONG THE ATHLETES.
THE STATEN ISLAND HARD-GLOvE FIGHT
WELL MANAGED

Amateur Fencers to Try for the Now York
Athletic Club's Chm mpionship on satur-
dny-A Lot OF Entries for tho Pastime
Boxing Contest-Tho Purposes and Scope
of the New Athletic Union.
The evening world., 1888-01-25
ARD GLOVE fights
ara dimcult IN bripo

ARD GLOVE fights
are difficult TO bring
of nowadays. The one
down OF Staten Island
between Larbins and
Delaney on Monday
evening was q most
pleasing exception to
the general run of such
affairs. Harry Umlah,
who managed it, de-
serves credit for the
business like
conduct Of the meet
ing. There was nc
"gin-mill" seance and
then o jolly procession
of sports whose faces,
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Wise Instinct.

lIfom he GaIsssto~ Nsvs.J
when the Corean gets married he rolls up his
braided hair and wears It on his crown. All the
half civilized people appear to adopt precautionary
measures by q wise instinct.
The evening world., 1888-01-25

Iron the Richmond Di.pateh.l
United States explorers not having been able to
reach the North Pole, the North Pole has accom-
modatingly moved the northwestern part Of
the United States.
The evening world., 1888-01-25

Ball Of the lie Moult Rose Nub, Beethoven Hall,
this evening.
Entertainment OF the Fifth Ward Brench Irish
National League. this evening at st. Alphonsus's
School Hall, South Fifth avenue.
Ball of the Rustic Literary and Musical Society at
+. W. Sohultze's Hall, 10l Avenue A.
The evening world., 1888-01-25

first attraction that comes to the theatre un-
der its new management is the big She "
organization. Mr.. Charles Frohman yester-
day notified Mr.. II. O.. Miner that the organ
ization would be ct the theatre on time. salts
fed with the change in management, but
would insist that the contract should be car
ried out as far as prices were concerned. In
other words, She must not be visible for
Is cents. That is how the matter stands 1t
present.
The evening world., 1888-01-25
EDWARD LUEDER. 1905 broadway. n. 7.

CurIcuRA. the great akin cure, and Cu1IcunA SOAR
prepared from II, externally. and CuTrouHA RrsoLvnNf
the new blood purifier, internally, are . positive cur8
for every form Of skin and blood diseases. from p,mplss
to scrofuln,
The evening world., 1888-01-25

Is cents, REsoLvnNr. si.0o. Prepared By Shs Po1TlS
DRua AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
rY- Send for 80 How 70 Cure Skin Diseases v "a parcR,
80 illustrations and 100 testimonIals.
The evening world., 1888-01-25

Charles Coghlan will play the part of jim
the Penman at the Brooklyn Theatre next
week. His support will include Mrs. Agnes
Booth, Miss Maude Harrison, Alexander
Salvini and Walden Ramsay.
The evening world., 1888-01-25
SAVED MY MOTHERs LIFE.

Ever since I can remember. my mother has suffered
from a milk leg. Nothing would do her any good. She
had the best medical talent. but they all did her no good.
She suffered with her leg for thirty Year, and never know
a well day. She would have ~ sit up half the night.
holding up her leg and moaning. She had no pesos.
She used all the best known remedies In the country
without effect. l asked her to try your CurIcunA Rx6.
EDrrs. Got her q bottle Of CurIounA RKsoLvKrr. and
she took II, aud has taken, in all sbou. siz q ,sven
bottlor, and now she 10 q well woman to-day. Her Lea u
entirely healed and her health was never better. Bhe
can 60 out every day, something she has not done In ten
wonderful ouTIouRA RsMEpTEs. You have saved my
mothers life. cannot find words TO express my graft,
tude. have advertised your CUTIcURA REMEDIES lad
aud near,
The evening world., 1888-01-25

II was in Wilmington, Del. on Monday"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

From e50.C10 IL 1870 Tue Register pr-pertj
10 1880 bad increased IL value 90 over $4,000
that sum, 10 l. SAID. having been refused Tor
IL L Is today probably worth mora u
1853 Tho Register block w.z ronoLe.s1 ana
enlarged
Wh.lo TIE Register has .ncrea,ed il ya.1a-
ton, elr.cled is props.c-or and made many
friends, it has also created regiments Of eae'
mica Mr. j. s. Garrison, tue edlIog-ln-
CHEZ, knows no.A!ng OF tAe neutral or mo
dunn plane II hls work. Popular editors are
rare tie world over, but with tho exception
Of his political trainers and f9T D., friends
vrJ.B Garrison leads the LIE OF reoiuss.
ID Is seliom seen Ia society or at the play
and mover except on extraordinary occasions
he is reserved 10 a fault IN manner, though
devoted and generous % lis family and ln-l-
nate circle. Excepting duri1s q political
campaign lie lives - entirely 10 Dls editorial
rooms and at his home that the people Of Dss
Molnes never know when be Is az hom9 or
absent
The homes Of the proprletors q Tue Reyis-
oer are among tho hlndsomcst IN the Guy o.
De- Mo.nes. Along 10 tie sixties NJ. Clark
son lAifllea lovely COUNT ea4- ~ . $50 $50 a
sook her 70 De8 Mo.ne', where they started IN
aumbly enough at first; but WITH the Clark
on administration OF The Register came
wealth, social position aud all that follows 10
their train. Four sons have scaled tue
union. -
The business maker Of The Register prop
erty, Mr. Richard Proctor Garrison, is one
OF the eccentrlc.ties OF the city and stats
lie is droll enough 70 have taken 70 the stage
as a humoris,, sober enough 70 have stud!eC
for tue cloth, and independent enough 70 b
president He tired Of the farm "a early q
1861 and went to De- llo!nes, where he Sc
cured situation Us a type setter In Ih
Register concern, which was then owned b.
Ion. Frank Palmer. lie bad hardly mas
tered the lntricacies Of the case and glneere
hls plow stiiTened fingers, however, when tn
call came for volunteers, aud be enlisted |
! the Federal army. At tue close OF the war
returned 10 Des MONIES and The Register q
~ smploys, and when In ls7V 1t passed NJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

How "ay" the average crow is, too.
Note some time, when you are riding
along in a train. how indifferent O crow
is 70 the flying engine and cars. Noie,
too. how carclesslv they will sit on some
near by tree. or iB some field, as you
drive along the highway. Now stop the
horse and see how quickly their heads
come up and how uneasy they get. It's
ten to one that before the carriage ha7
ceased rocking, and before you can take
aim with a gun. every one Of them are
on the wing. Once two of Us were rid
ing along a road, and in q field were
several crows. Close 10 the rUad was s
HIGH ledge around which the highway
led. hiding Us for momont from the
birds. Here l jumped out while my com.
panions drove right along az the usua'
GAIT. Waiting q moment, I crept up the
!cdee. and when / looked over carefully
every crow was walking of and looking
back. They did not see me, but they
missed me from Che team. and reasoned
there was danger, and l did not set q
shot Lewiston Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

In tho DAYS before llo Invention OF
friction matches tho dillcuhy Of pro
curing Gre was SO great that all pain
were taken TO prevent the fire on thc
hearth from going out All winter
long 10 w8s kept bv covering the cooI
and brands with ashes 40 night I'm
was one OF the domestic cares ot cl
forcicihers. and Homer oludes TO the
practice as common ~ bis day, 300
years ago.
But lire could not De kept with com
fou In the summer. and there woule
be times IN the winter when the heagti
would become cold. Then some coal
must Dc brought from nci9lLors, o.
now fro must be kindled IN tho
house
This latter process was usually &C
compl.shod by means OF flint end steel
Most readers have 10 doubt seen
spark Ol Gre struck out from q horse
shoe hitting q stone IN the road, o.
from the shoes OF O sleigh runner
grinding over rocks.
To obtain fire by this method q piece
Of steel, such as q file or rasp, wa
struck with Clint, q biz OF white
quartz from granite ledge, and thc
spark was caught IN tindor-charret
cotton RAGS. The old flint lock mus
.ct. with few grains Of powder .nc
some finder ia tAc pan, was lcol.eo
upon by our grandmother as q DO
nestle utansil. Sometimes, on O cleaI
lay, q burning gla@5-a lens Tor col
Letting al one point the rays OF the
mn-wQs used
Tho method Of producing. tire b.
rubbing together two dry sticz IS
known TO most bows. but It hes no.
been often adopted by civilized people.
It belongs t. the ruder conditions Of
life.
Ii Thibet Capt. William Gill found
pmctced @ more scientific method
than any Of these. Tie natives strike
a light By comprasod air The op
pom,u5 used consists Of a wooden
cylinder. two and O half inches long
by threc.Quallors Of Gn inch diameter
THIS Is closed 10 one end, tAe base be
ing about ,ho size % q quill pen. az
aif tight piston its into this with Q
large. tat knob a. the top The othci
end Of the piston is slightly followed
ont and O very small piece Of finder i
placed ID the cup thus formed.
10 use this the cylinder Is held II
one hand tie piston inserted anC
pushed about half way down. a very
| sharp blow is then giv5n with the pain
of the hand on tic top Of the knob
| The hand must Ct tho same time clos
on the knob and instantly withdraw
the piston, when tho finder Will b
found al.ght It requires skill to US
tho apparatus as we'll rs science TO IL
vent lt.-Youths Companion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
cAsTRoNoMlcAL TloaITs.

rsto be said Of tic best cooks that they
arc known by the.g soups and sauces.
lie VINO ventures 20 cat beeflteak pie 10
grange restaurant IS soldier ct heart
Iu favor Of Lanaua fr.tters tie only :hinl
= bc said .8 that they arc very hAluE.
Ualess lroiled lam Is cut exceedingly till
and freed from grease, nobody empsscs %
ser Twist With 10.
ALLEGED "mu-hroom sauce, without any
mushrooms. Is one q TIC decisions and SnaIv
u some rss.auranEa
TuGo sandwiches are something new al
tho afternoon tens emu very pa!atab!s L,
t1oso who Ike truiles.
Stltou cheese and ship biscuit is the latest
cas.rolomic4l caprice OF the toialInS army
v local Auglomanlaes.
ANY one. even Of deprayed taste, must no
t.co tie great difference 40 the quality Of OILS
10 which sardmes are packed.
There ought 70 30 a Law o. six months and
nine days Tor the man at table d'hcto who
undertakes conversation With bis mouth tu!L
Pies such as mother used 10 make" are
rarely met with nowadays, probably because
tic modern mother don't know how TO make
pie
Some Of the daintiest aud most palatabls
aeesefts Of Tho hour arc founded on fruits,
and Goat about Oh SEA Of whipped cream
and winA ---~>-'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
LITTLE JOINTS cHalsMUs.

We 60. a. mo apurpose, jes' for Little Joints you
I'll, mother was 50 pore and all, and had to man
is, ben a var widder, and her pension mighty
SLIM . - .,,,,l,x
She'd take In geaviD, er work out G. anything
feg hlm.
And L,ils Joints was puny uk'-ou' law '"'
vou,5 ca1t to Iasd o. ply him but couldn't Se1
81. r,e,. d, army biapiset AL h!s coat o faded
Zen, h.r,la' Of his father ike. and pity wouidn'
dol
IN ro c,no-oei together onc't ono winte'ilnie'
les. mearl mother aud the girls and Wise John
fIcs and lI1e- $500. g.. ,i,., "a,
Would ilno aud get up little Joints " the al
Cllsllui come, - %. --o,,it
s5-u3 SOFT u do.n's, don't ycu know a. "o'-'
s-prae Lin somsi
And 80 au on TIE QUOT mother she v1o' u S"'1
Some b.re iares-cuts and makes . suit and ti1an
sets down and Snits 1T. $3.50.
rairo lltlo galusss u 80 long win t.lv TO-
And rrts iu d red l.annen-ba eId D-cAio " liz
vest
The little fs.er te'u SO much around els h0u''
And Oen sash O hep 70 her aud all. aud handy as
,Atme.asr couldn't 90 100 much Ter htl' Joints
so. e.lt , ,...,-
sheu. q is.' declaTo at 'he vas inca. aud drink
O. hgr.n
AID P.noy. Lile end lladaline they watched tns-
chance aul r.i
To Tounanionn vth Lid.oy's folks ard bought
@ book they d.l,
o. fary t8l-s. vito p.ctur IN and got l1,is pa
o. rcd t-p boots az John-Jacs said he'd os'a q
IC--l there
AndL.ls got him uEtio sword, All Aat1line'
drlu
and sholtu' cr..cters-lswzyda and they're 70
dalg.-1l.ei
ana PlCy. even tln9 the Fust would ouy sonas
other ,cT,
shs'd tal,o aad tus1 L. then end buy noro candy
fer tie 5oyl
Vel talnzyWys.I when they got back youI
pocket hooks Is dry
cut ltI8 Joints wss there lissef that arternoo''
Wen. oil q Us kep' mighty nun tel We act him
away
CT telln' him &c ahora and come tc'noTy-chrlS
mus day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

4 portable fire escape, con structed
with three systems OF lazy tolgs con
nected together and arranged 70 Ice
elevated and lowered by q screw
mounted in the platform O. truck,
has been patented By Dir. Louis Z.
SANITY. Of Clements, Kan. The plat.
form on which tho tongs are mounted
has screws ut its corners, whereby the
escape may be held upright or tipped
qraiust the walls Of q building. The
tcngs are united By q series OF TRAN
0les, q set Of lazy tongs beingarranged
1t each corner Of the triangle, each set
brac!nr the Others. y screw for ele-
vatinq the system is mounted IN the
center OF the platform, triangular
plate being attached at It's corners tc
the lowermoet set Of lazy tongs, and
having at It's center TN internally
screw threaded boss in which the screw
works. being operated by bevelcd gear.
and crank shafts extending 10 thG
ends Of the truck. BY turning thC
cranks the three sets OF lazy tongs vii
DO rapidly elevated and by reversing
the motion as rapidly lowered. A
the top OF the lazy tongs is platform
or cage on which persons may steI
from the window Of building, anc
DO lowered 10 the ground by turning
the cranls, or they may descend by
rope ladder suspended from an aper
ture in the center Of the cage.-Scie.,
tifc American.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Tho Garrison control DO us'crialiscd as I ~
, s~',,'o's manager. In this position pcs
yoiaes knew him only. For twenty y sars
se has been one Of the most dSscss . c, "'rn
rorkers in the city, putting in aoou' n a~sr
hours labor every day, ana selao ,,.,g IN his
ssssrtng bis post. He is almost sruu ~ ~.
nam ,snneT never parleyins With the obstinate
-. ,ai,inr time from business for arguing ~
az 1i.' 'S1 To this day. on every wednesday he
snIls OF his coat and repairs to the conpos, ,s
room. where he proceeds 10 nlsSs ~ bi, n
forms Of tho weekly, his pet Of the establish ,
~. - and which has jumped from e'rcuia-
g I., ., about 600 copies in 1870 to between
~ oo a. and sOOOO at the present largely duo
u, ia ro, 5 c.srksous able and far famed
Farm and Agricultural DspaT' m NJ,
Richard. or "Dick.' a. be Is eaiisu - IL
Min. I, The elder Of tho two brothers. ns
Is ''' bushes rom the word go, never goes IN
4, 5sls ' or buys anything that he can't afford or
dou't need
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
O. .. a lrealhel rrophel.

A curious weather prophet IS being
shown in Broadway store window. II
Aauce toad confined ID glass tube
There aa iiCle ladder for it 90 climb ul
and down GO. and SD susceptible Is th.
little prisoner io changes that j, ascend
to the topof tho tubewhcn Tie aii grow
moitn advance of rain and descend
when clear weather is near 40 hand. II
also becomes noisy before d storm. u
those Wl0 have never seen Tree toad IL
NAV he interesting @ know that lt ne
semblcs the ordinary garden toad ir
form, but Is more laltaned. The col0
varies from pale ash 70 dark brown, wild
6latehes of greeuih brown, and tAC
stomach yellow. Ihe eyes clc large enc
brilliant lt al0un0i about old trees
cli fences md old stone walls. --5t. LoW
GlgtC-DauoIct
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

IN unmarried man recently drew a
crisp. new IS bin out Of the bank. q
happy though struck linn and he wrote
on ardent love lcucr across The face O.
il In bue Ink and signed bis initials
md aldless Then he spent the 80.
lie received fourteen answers. many
of them incloaug photographs lie
viii marry ono Of them Uot the pho
toraphs bat the original Of enc oil
them. Buffalo Courier
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Nature win generally be found to b
one Of the best teachers OF graceiulnes.
no artificial rules can teach us the ex'
act amount Of force requisite Tor the
various motions and attitudes we as
sumo The infant in hIinnoccnt glee.
and tue child IN his bounding sports,
are seldom unglaccfuL Il IS when we
contract an excessive self conscious
ness and think more Of tho appear
ances we make than of the objects VIC
desire TO accomplish. that We become
tie most ungraceful. -Oucs = Week,