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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
tvrom tho Columbia Daily Record.)

"
CoNGAkEE' . w. '"n' ""'"U
tn: statement, Wl'ho't !c"' Oh s"'''S"i"'
contradiction 'h"t TWO 'hi"S % '"e c"''
&c, S OF Columbia and thrcc,fourlhs OF the
populutinn of South Carolina have no AIDE.
,n,,, c,p,cu,iop or ,hn uovirrrouS uossi.
Iu"' d.. =,
biIi'lcS q! INC NonS"'cc i'N''' 10 "'"n9
have long considered it in 10 light bat that
OF Il muddy. rock bo,,omcd stream, inca
n,h,on f ,oir. mn, 80 rroc,ico, M.
r'"N ''"7 wv
great army OF ignornulS, who have been
unaware of the grant! opportunities for The
city ul Columbia and the Palmetto State.
wrapped up and lliHg dormant in the
uligmouS Waters that lave ll!c limits Of the
Queen City of the South, and awaiting
urly Tie THAN sparks OF ENTERPRISE and
ENERGY TO transm'rtc them into vivifying
elements of progress. The events of yes
terday have lifted the scales from my eyes
and / see that not bali of that rivers Grand
forces Lave ever been known.
These preliminary remarks nave been
suggested by j ti!p down ihc Cungarcc,
given ly Ia" Columbia iioaru OF Trade L"
"A number of guests, Of whom Tie writer
had tn: iIonur of being one.
WHY AND WHEREFORE.
N, ,!m. u, r,,,,,li, p,,rI ~,
~ H. % W., ,i."",,I , ~ .,In', i,'''" ~,
go, ""Ic w. : w. -,
: ~. u a so"''E mHI"' t"Mv'
"'. 9, " :" : ;, ~ ~ H.n " =,
mJ ~ =, 80 ~. - ,|,33 ~ rn,
har,hu rnI,,nIh:, :. =. -, ~ ,I,n.
y ,;,:.1 ~ a.. , NJ. ~
% I," ,n" ~ IIn,, hnv. ,rt",l rr, m Ia'i,
noIiof ..,,I Nm T., r',f,,r nnl.' 49, ~
h,vn hnn Instrument, IN :, w,rL ,L,i wIi
live after them.
On several oCc'sionS the South Carolina
Steamboat Company have rendered the
Board Of Trade tn" use OF their steamer for
the purpose OF seeing ami cunprchcnding
The p"$Sib;lltirS Il Iongalrc l'iV"r nariga-
ton. Here WAS The opportunity 10 show to
COiuuoia. ntd Through Ter 10 The world,
her great trcasuic"i hilhti''H1uscd water,
power; Accordingly an excursion ">s ar,
ranged Tor yesterday, ANA lhc Board issued
invitations toh nuihhcr OF gentlemen to
accompany ticin anu nave thclr eyes
opened.
LEAVING TIE CITY.
We left The CIV Hail at 8 80, comfort.
ably cnsconcrd in carriages and buses
Just before leaving rnin Iryan /, fail. in.
ducins several gentlemen To- remain behind
and the pycur,iuni,;s To fear that - had lax
had been selected. Not So. however fHi
the rain god soon wiped Ills suIatory brow
and before Old CRANKY WAS reached In,
elemental llood rates had been clostd
THE PERSONNEL or TnE PARRY.
The cAcursionists included The rullpwin.
gentlemen:
From the Beard Uf Trade, G.. j. IrcAcll
President; Il. NJ. And, r>un, Secretary: +
w. Wing aud Jasper Mailer, OF Tic ENrcl
tive Committee uuL tEc following mcrnhurs
Geo. *. Wright, L. f.. EIunigaD. PAIL
Motz, -. II. Crawford, \. w. Tr!ml
George /" Baker, NJ. ~. Mnrklry, J. II
Mancic, j e.. Stanley, II, C.. Robertson
ID. L.. BooZcr. w. II. Gihhcs. Jr, Il. {
Lorick, Il. n. ~liichbonrg, and vii i'm
Robinson.
Guests: Governor j. L. Ricl!lrd,on, EN
Trade Il came from his L,r,r In No. ,,ni
LOT thls speciai purpose Coz !. +. Mi lc
OF ueo!gc'"wh; C"l. !. Llpsc"mb, re-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
WEBB CITY, ARK. BLOOD.

Having tes!cl =. B. b. and found it b.
be nj that is CLAIMED for it, | commend
n 10 any and every one suffering from
blood poison. 1t has done mo more
good for less money and in q shortor
space Of tlmo than any blood purifier /
ever used. | owe the comfort of my
LIE to lts use, for have been troubled
with a severe form Of blood poison for 8
Or 8 years and found nc relief equal to
that giyou by Tho uso OF Il. r.. b.
w. @. McGAUmEY.
Webb City, Ark, May 3, 1886.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01

All VINO desire mll Information about the
caHsc snd cure n BLOOD rOisOus, S~CrOfula and
eioiuloHS swelling, Ulcers, sores, Khouma
lHSn, kidney complaints, Catarrn, etc can
secure ~ inau, free, u copy our ~ page Illus.
ir'itd NoOls OF MDnurvs filed with Tho most
wonderful md startllng proof ever before
known. Address, BLOOD BALM co,
Atlanta. On.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
iEI3;Y
Ln,rrr,M Ana. rAUFkOIR@,

Coon, , common IsIotcIa, or Eruption
70 Tic worst Sorofuia; SAY TnhooWWpnii'
- ecN"r sr0rt, IN discusses caused by bau
Sii65n are re- cSonaIorcd by this powerful nnrt.
[5y!af, ana ]i9Sisor r%piSly m SSai Under T is be:
aita'H rT1u"ncc. Especially has it manifested
Is Tet%nSX il nrinE cl I'G soSc f Is %ss scsos.
EsTr,s' sores and SwclIings, Hip
inn,;Tmt Discasc, White SWciIinss,
SSHoitrc, or Thisis Nock, ana EmiarrScd
f nrr t]rcotisc, with colorcd plates, on skin
liz : sos or tho same amount for Il treatise
on 9Srni y tsSy,stOD AS THBE HVEE.''
Thoroughly cleanse it by using Dr. n,tcr"",I
Goidon medical 0 n,9 smT1
~. and vital strCngth, will cCstaDihhed'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
PITTS CARMINATIVE!
f0n INFANTS AMI
IEETlllNG Chill DREN.

An instant relief for collie of infanta.
Cures D~ysentory, Diarrhma, Cholera
Iniantum or any diseases of the stomach
and bowels. Makes the critical poriod
OF Iocthing safe and easy. Is q safe and
pleasant tonic. For sale by all druggists.
and for Wholesale by HOWARD, WiLLrr
Il CO., Auguata, ca
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
NmNSNIMPTEapN

which is ScrOfuia OF lac "nE IL nr-
1871 md cured hy this rCnnCdy, II taken be.
f"rc H." Int stages of the diecasc are rcacl,cl.
from ito morvclous power over tins trr'lhlE
rrISirh,-Itcl remedy to the public. DR.. ,pIEitCh
tt]f"mEi,t seriously Of. calling il his "Con
sumption &urc,'' bat nhnndoncd INA
f.nm iis wnnd,gtul contribution Of tonic, %"
sir"ngthcr;m%, a!ty,rttyc, or blood cIcans,nE,
or,i.Etlir,Is. uru.ow aud uniritiN" proper
-, i, ,,v,IGrl.d I.nt rrig ~ q remedy Tor
ccnonss,rInrtiun nN.t lur All ts4ronic Els"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
liver, a!oolI, and Lung3.

IL Won feel tun, drowfy, dchi'itntGd, haVo
,,ii,,y rGl,,., Of pE.n, or yollOwisl-hrown spot.
On n,cn on Uu}y. irrUucn. h,adaclc or diz1i-
ur.s. l,hd Sat" in mouth, internal h'al OF
,I,,us. nilrIuuiIng with lui ilushcs, low Spirits
NH rln.my furrhudinps, irl"R,lnr appetite,
and Cpal.i tongue, YOU are SUFFERING IRON
J~uJiyr.tion, dyspepsia, and Torpid
a;rC.. az, risiti0uSDCH..D In many
cases only part yr ti,sc sympt0ms are "Apc-
riruCrd. Ns II remedy for nll shci CnH',
nr. L'icvcc'. S:oiGcn Medical IBIS"
CoycIy IT, .uvlisSrd.
Eor weak imnss, spitting of
grInnI. Sl,O.irC-S OF Breath. sSrcn.
GIsiri.. AsIh!lu, severe Coughs, and
Ljudrrf aTcctiuas, H. ia an ciiCiunt remedy.
SoIn ~ DNuGClIs; Il Sl.oo, or SIN
rEr'a"TEI,S Eor 500
Srnd ton cents in stamps for Or. Picrc"'s
lNpi ON Consumption. Address,
LSOrII's GiNpcu.:tTy Mcdical Assoc
Ciation, G6} Main street, BUFFALO, n. y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
Down tho

At forty minutes past ten the whistle
blew, the boat was cast from its mornings,
and away The steamer sped down the Com
garce, making eight knots IN hour.
For several miles The course Of the river
was n straight southeast aud revealed Il
beauty that was undreamcd of in tie OK.
cursionists' philosophy. The cxpansc cf
water in looking down The forest girdcd
vista, the clear channel devoid Of rocks,
through which the boat was bowling along,
and the occasional shrek of Tie whistle
conjnTcd up new feelings in the hearts Of
the party who were
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
NETURNING MOALE.

After supper had been served, the cxcur
%sionis;s induIpcd in a little stump speaking
until Tie arrival of The train which was to
take them back to the city. Al $40 we
boarded the train and arrived at 10 o'clock
in the City on the Congaree.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-01
EXPERIENCING a REVELATION.

The following are the landings on both
sides of the river, with their respective dis.
tances from CRANKY TO its junction with the
Wateree and Santee:
On the Richland side: Childs's pla %ntation,
A miles; ,Seegers' Big Lake plantation, 402;
Franks Landing, 3S; Lykes' Landing; 3D.;
Weston's Landing 80f; Mitchell's, N;
Buck Head Landing (BatesO 81.
On The Lexington side: Chicknsaw, 40
miles; S~pringer's, Ill S%tarling's, 20a; High
Hill, 1875; Hunts Creek, 364; Kaigler's, 50;
Bell Halt, Of; Bulls Hill, 81; Petcrkin's
MIL, 8. The South Carolina Railway
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
The Riches OF Alaska

Governor Swireford, in hi report,
states tlct .hc coast line OF Alaska,
1921 miles. is nearly twice the com
bmcd Atlantic and Pacific coastdInos
of the Unitel siato& The market
value of the Alaska fisheries Tor last
year is estimated at s3,OOoNO. y
thousand salnlon, averaging ten
point,s each. have been tc!scn IN Sitl;a
bay in p single haul. Tic seal fish
cries yield % the government 13lF,-
800 annually, or enough to pay 4 por
cent on the amourt paid Russia Tor
the country. : siEg!c i-lar1 i sad
TO be practically a mountaln OF ore,
and to contain mineral wealth enough
to pay off the whole Of our ncdonIl
debt
The nsh commission steamer AZ
L@tross sli.el into Puget ccunl oIrly
lest month, after an interesting cruise
in Alaskan wctcr6 Deep sea sound
ings were made - vcfifythose m1de
b. Commodorc Ecll.nep IN tn iueca-
r6ra While locating linc for Japan
csc cable IN la7i C1pt Tanner
found oven greater depths IN short
distances han the Bell:uGp sOuniingt
AZ one Ioirt SEQ fathoms was re-
rcr.ol. n thrcc mileS dc ocean boz
tom Yves found to sink from forty 70
I1C1 fathoms, AID IN twenty miles 81
another point from 500 - z.ilJ
fathomo, the ocean canyon beng long
and deep.
Sevciel new varieties Of fish were
brought 70 tie r,r.acc IT, travis and
~ l0o, and line from those Ocean
DEPTHS. One hid g kcad like sl1Ib,
with large tooth, bat BODY H., al
eel or snake, taperlng % . point oS
nnc IS Q knitting needle. Some i.ne
SPECIMENS OF salimps were secured ~
points near the coast. \ quantity Of
lire cla,aG which are used for bit ~
nshemen. were planted in small in-
lct west Of O0nalos',a. From this port
Tie Albcn)ss sailed back cast Of tuc
Alcutian Bland group end down
toward Kodi1l: SooIdinga and drctg-
iazs were made u along. and the 100
fathom curve located. Great mum.
bors Of Goldfish wore secured. Tho
waters in that region are filled with
cod. thoao It q distance from the coast
being much the best Scientific Amor.
lean.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
rn.or den Iinncn stresse.

Inter den Linden Strassc N Berlin
is talked Of al over the world, but 1T
is bv no means the hGndsome5t or most
attractive street IN the world. In the
first place il is far too wide. For that
reason. and because rows Of tracs are
planted IN the middle e tho street, the
Wow in certain parts is confined toCnc
side, Nor ere thc buildings uniform
in sizo and style. They include
palaces, sraqli shops, large and smell
private dv cling .ad third rate hctcls,
as well az Hotels CT tie first Gloss Be
tween the Sidewalks there exc a couple
of driveway for vehicles. ~ oqucs-
.trian road and iootp&th many feat
ures but none di3tnc.ve.
Then the street is not kept clean nor
in rood condition. Fallen leaves are
allowed 70 lie end rot III the middle OF
the street Unt.r den Linden might
b. mcl-S attractive for a park thor
ughfarc, but for a principal avenue III
The center e . city IL can scarcely DO
considered tit or beautiful. Avenue
de lOpera in Paris, and Regent street,
London, arc both moro attractive in
almost every respect. And so is the
uescrvcdly famous Ring Strasso in
Vienna. Indeed broadway. New
York, and Boulevard Anspach, IN
Brussels, although both much mar
rover, arc both to be preferred TO the
highly praised Inter den Linden
IN. "" IN Home journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
FORTY YEARS AGO.

Comes a dream Of q quaint Old town.
Oft ny waking cycs to I'll.
Through its dels streets. up and down,
IN fancy wander still
An. the nir-ry, mes thai had
That never ngain shah know
vhN was n careless lad.
Just forty years ago.
I remember the seat by the beach.
.. And the cesila vaa.cd BY thc tids;
Ana list 10 the praithng sTccca
OF a d,af one "a nay SIDE
For n yo.n, f,cc made re glad,
And set my heart in q glow.
When was a !ad-a lad,
Just fer;y years ago.
Eur ai length came n wcery day,
When an farewell words were said,
AoS $50, ,chcd oro sailed away,
4 fi-s from the lips 90 red;
When the fair oang face grew I'D
And is roses forgot TO blow,
Tor love Of a sailor lad,
Just forty year. ago
And the dreams of Hiss. alach'
That was rover % take rs flight
They are here. tor they VIII core hack,
10 The silent hours 81 The night:
And tc-rs-wcil. vel, en- ra1d,
Tha, babble q tr.llce so'
All. me- fof the lasa and the lac,
just forty ycars ego.
-lMlhics Bcrr Ia Cossc.rs Magazine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

tn, Eilcl toNcv Is -sc,nIing opid-
t.. The hcighti5r2w about 90 icct,
or onc-hclf to tgLl clevction Is i
narors gradually IN It's upward prog
rrs1 tho quantity a material a. bc
hauled up to IT, dizzy working Plat
forms becomes .-5 and less L~s.acS,
tLoy have begun 70 employ = lew cys-
TN OF m chin,ry. Any way 1t j. &c
re wonderful spectacle to watch Che
squads Of men suspended sloft on Their
nagrow plank footii-g-so'ne turning
ri rontC cranes, some blowing into q
fcrcc bla2o The furnaces in which they
hest their bolts and ether fastenings,
while on Ell the four sides ii the
tower these h>rly workers III iron ere
sccn gwirging Their hammers, driving
homo Tie bolts that iastcn uprights
and cross beams, with ro,hiry beneath
them. frequently Int o platform The
width Cf twO r.cn.H.
J. is o .ie.rirl bat a r.crvcicC.
sight. this monumental tower, grow
iny ZIP. UP, ZIP t.l j. saTasac5 any
thing over a,ieWacd ~ lwnaa DER
icy. How. liFh up 80 md alr. t,s
otovc he,-ilm.a e. De loit.- bills
Ground Pms ,.c.' pocr v0...ucu
riii [, ale d. continue tlcr .-3c.
through a. cold t.- SHOWS Cd autuul
and winter - q problem cf human en-
cnduiarce. e,1l ,Id perseverance,
which | C2nrct aolvc.-Pasia Cor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Questions of Vital Interest to Insurers.

Do policies mpany or by implication pronde
the application prevent policies premiums paid
when dne? DO NOT
other Company provide for the app
from when
potle pc. any Company. CONPELa Company
medical
iiend m4ia 10 iiscrsl THEY DO not
OF %
ta the fl amount the policy after pas should the
the tmeo death although there iaa' De
dividends standing % ofthc policy? THEY DO not
We $50 o. call % j policies:
the continent OF N-h
im lea north O. OF Europe
u blasting haheIan'i
occupation except the military or naval SEP
vice 4 O. wa
A. AFTER POLICY Is INCONrESTABLE
We calf attention COMBINATION POLICY
fun OF Policy and ali accumulated dividends ana ID
ion original fohy
ofwl Wntons Contract II
simple Secure
information concerning Lac
be- lun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Discovery Of bethesda.

biblical scholars will bc interested
in the discovery OF the location OF tho
pool Of Bethesda This body OF water
j. spol,cn Of By one evangelist, end that
Is John. In the fifth chapter Of LIZ
gospel h says. Now there is AZ Jeru-
salem BY the sheep market or gate o
pool which il called in The Hebrew
tongue Bethesda. k-ving five porches. y
The word translated 'g0ol, IL the 81
th0rized version. is given by some I'll
th0rifics as swimming bath. and thl
phrcro pool By fhe sheep market -
po-siIy better rendered sheep pool -"
Eu5cLius cyplanj tie occasional rcd
coior # &c e1tcr q this shop pool
IS boi.g \ r--ce Of The carcasse5 Of
ehecp woah-i ia it before glcriico;
hence tlo rcmo. There wer,. 1ccon!
ing - the c.o-0eli5,. i've porches or
ronicoca Ground tac POOL.
VILE exc voting uccr tho chU,cl
&C - Alne. doe Q, =. Stephens g.t,.
TIE pcGl 81 Do'h..ia hes roceutly leen
d eovcrcl Ly Horn Conrad : hic.I
ILclc is courtyard % t.e northwest
Of tae church which lc-I5 through 3
newly opened r-eage into another
co-rtycrl some liiiv feet sguc!c. ~
Ire rcr'h # It's l-ttor courtyard there
va q Cao time g mcll church. Be
meath u, floor Of CHS sometime
church sgo v,ul;' and THROUGH Tie
l.o. e these v-ults % 'i-'ein is
l-,chcl. crt into The &C.. . 4 depth
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

To seal q refractory envelope usc
.ho Lanllco yolr p-alnifc inste-d Of
your fingers ia Pr .lng Gown Che
Hap. The gurl on uany envelopes l.
os such an ia.eror quality thet only
after the mcst narrowing struggles
can it be induced t. adhere properly,
but if thcro iiary stick IN i TIE Cd
ditional leverage gained H. the use Of
some hard subsiarcc like . knife han
die viii prove effective. Another I'D
vantage 10 be gained ~ following this
suggestion j. that al danger IS Ic-
moved IF making those dirty streaks
or the back Of the envelope which Gro
sure % result il he finger tips ere
soilod in the slightest dogree.-Ihc
Wrltcr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

Tho word roorhch originated IN
1914, when fictitious story TS5 pub
lishcd for purposes Of political in
triguc, and which puIported to be an
oxtroct from the travels Of Baron
Roorboch. The Earon's nanc has
this become q synonym for Il cam
paign lie, although he himself was in
noccnt Of any scch guile. lie was
sinncd against rather th.,I sinner. -
Boston Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

For solno yc@r5 the oiiicc, prcroga-
tive and rcfcrisitcs cf lie 10y who
blows the o$c.l lave tccn invaded by
wa.er powsr Lut thct industrious
youth has ROW % now and puissant
rival in clccinciiy Experimental have
recently been maac which how that
this accommodating energy has 20 OBJ
lection 10 working on Sundays, and
;hst It viii rrGcltekc rot e. drop OF
~ uopin lie dullcst sermon or 70
surrender fom c..hars'ion whom I'll
thc tops ere pulled CIT for"O!d Ham
d,ol. 50 We acsiHccrciy sorry for tle
ANAL boy WHO Lows the organ. bat
We Gear he VIII lave 70 SO. Science
is too rtrong and subtle for him, and
ho viii now have 10 earn his circus
moncy ont of church.-Ncw York
Commercial advertiser.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Il ~ II Il K A!
crln New Life Insurance The Popular &miEndOwmn lnnraHtt
What il iS How it works What ostS
Fefore Insurjng in Any Other Company Examine
The WaShington's New S5mi-Endowmenl Policy

Policies u,on this years and twenty-five
timed
al
the half amount Oh the policy
in 20 bis
paip policy for the whole amount besides ae
accumulated dividends payment premiums and with participation
shyea dividends each rs
third specified amount for each year i@d
$1,000 the
alue = as
5000 5000 years toso yeir
coo wears $500: years 5000 and dividends
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
n, A.surnri..n of Nirtuc.

This IS q thing thGt ought not 70 be
permitted - Tie FOX said VIXEN hc
found the hoArcost empty.
The assumption. Of virtue Is common
to mankind, bu. none assume 1t so
loudly g those who have the least
right 70 it. BY s,ch people any short
coming on the part OF others Is made
n subject Of complaint The Culver
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

According 70 Profcsscr Potter as
phalt, the article Of prominent com
mcrcial importance Of The present
day, was used in the building OF the
tower of Babel and other ancient
structures.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
ESTABLISHED 1913.
OScnrCranZ ~ Co

No. "a GoyERSoR STREET. RICHMOND -
Importers and Dealers IN
FINE CHAMPAGNEs. .CLARErS. {
GUNDIEs. NADElRAs, sH RRlE>. "a
other WINES; also. FRENCH BRAN =,
COaDIALs. Ftc., Etc. and dealers IA ~
AONONGAHRLA PURE RYR. vIRo IA
MOUNTAIN, aud BOURBON wHISKti,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

Tho latest satisfies from LoEGor
SHOW marked INCREASE in the nun
Der q women employed in the differ
Cnt trades.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

4 Walking stick, the c'pich handle
Of which Is an car trumpet, Is the
Latest convenience for deaf men.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
nor TIE PICKING SEASON.

NOR TIE PICKING SEASON.
Pure CIpERona WHITE WINE VINEGAR,
warranted b. keep Pickles;
Pure fresh SPICES Of all descriptions;
Old FRESCH and CALIFORNIA and APPLE
BRASDlEs, also WHITE WHISKY.
Don't forget my four-year ola PREMIUM
WHISKY at $3.50 per gallon;
Just arrived q small quality of new MACK
ERRL. large size, AMI Of new DUTCH
HERhING, ~
HERMANN sCHMIDT'S
EUROPEAN STORE,
and5Q2 Brosdstr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

II is Of as much importancaaEd con
reouencc, IN these days, to know how
To cat as what 10 eat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Where Shall | Insure?

The answer is at LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YOkK comny al reliable Life H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Twenty-Five Years in Existence.
When Shall | Insure?

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The collector who has seen his choicest
prints turned over by unintelligent hands
while he has been forced by courtesy to
conceal his chagrin and to resist the i'm
pulge to seize the precious plates and con-
ccal them from unworthy use, will appre-
Ciato fully the force of what we say. Most
people might almost as well DO given the
simple views with which comic almanacs
are adorned as set down to examine q port
folio Of priceless etchings. Indeed, gen,
orally they would be bored by tho latter
and entertained by the former.
Tho great mistake made by the major
ity of persons is to suppose that NO special
training Is needed to see pictures properly.
The reception of any work of art presup-
poses previous and special training, 1t is
necessary to learn the artists language;
to train ones perceptions to acute and In
slant constituencies to the means by which
1t is sought to produce an impression. II
one is to examine photographs with nc
other mt save to decide whether the re.
semblance to the original object Is exact,
perhaps no great amount of special prepar.
alton Is needed; but with a picture which
is anything moro than a graphic diagram,
special education Is a necessity. How few
persons ever take an engraving and sit
down deliberately to study 1t; to endeaYor
to discover why the artist disposed his
figures and accessories In n given manner
why the light and shade are disposed
thus; why the engraveP has used certain
lines in reproducing certain parts of the
plate, and so on for the rest; and yet
everybody, as we said at tho start, sup
poses he knows how to look at q picture.
Boston Courier.