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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
The Manitoba Rai,road Flight

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Oct 24-Until the decision
OF the cher Justice IN The injunction given
the ralroad-crosslng difficulty will remain quiet
as the government Is not inclined TO move for q
day or two. kilograms have been sent out 20 the
country, and the feeling has been worked 10 such
pitch that several Thousand men can be brought
In on short notice 10 assist winnpeggrrs In fore
ing crossing. The Canadian Pacific has put an.
other dead engine another side track ana erected
a massive plank fence across the government
grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
Callision ou ahe Old Colouy.

BOSTON. MASS, Oct. 24--The morning express
from New Bedford, on the Old Colony Railroad,
was switched upon a side track nj H0wland Sta
ton and colllded with a train standing on the
siding. The engines were badly wrecked ana o~o
persons were slightly injured. The accident was
caused by mistake OF the train baggage master.
The train on the side track was The express rom
New York which was waiting for the New Bed
ford train 70 pass No one wes seriously inJureos
but ali were badly shaken up. The damage %
roll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

GREESFIELD. MASS, Oct 24-JOhn Weisman,
aged twenty EIGHT, who was dramatically married
six months ago u a Pennsylvania girl IN answer
10 an advertisement In Philadelphia paper, was
found dead at his home In shepourne with
bullet hole In his heart and pool OF blood beside
MIN. He lived IN a lonely farm house with hs
wife, and the causes which led 70 his death are
as yet mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

TWO woRKMES INSTANTLY KILLED BY HUGE STONE
FAILING on THEM.

BLooMIEGroN, IND, Oct 24.-A terrible accident
occurred at the stone quarres at EliotsylIle tins
county, yesterday resulting In the instant death OF
two men. The workmen were engaged IN raising q
large stone from tle quarry, when one OF the guy-
ropes slipped and the stone fell with tremendous
force upon Geo. Johnston and Wm- Akin, mashing
them out OF all semblance 70 human Deings
When the stone was removed from them they
were so mutilated that recognition was possible
only by the clothes which they wore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
DR.. Hanailt0n's Suggeseion.
BIZ PRoPosKs A STATE BoARD OF HEALTH p
EI0RIlA.

FLORIDA.
Surgeon-General Hamilton has written to the
governor OF Florida, suggesting the enactment OF
q law by the legislature, which meets next month,
for the establishment Of q state board of health
and auxiliary boards in each OF the counties, for
the better sanitary protection OF the state. He
submits draft Of q bill to meet that object, pro-
vt0ing that the state board shall consist OF I'VE
members. TO be appointed by the governor, by and
with the advice and consent OF the state senate
and that the county boards shall consist OF three
members each. The state board Is empowered TO
prepare and enforce rules and regulations to pre-
vent the introduction and spread OF epidemic dis
eases, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

been issued hr Ghe CLERK OF the court 70 Eugene
McC. Wxrdwell and Lillian Resrden: Russel L
George and Carrie L Pollard, both OF King WI:
Cora q. ncbode: Thoe. R satDmAn and Laura ".
West: AbsHham swain and Nara kumn; w. DigGl
and Ellza wood; WINE Hall and Maggie Myerf;
samuel Cross and Ela Z Burbrdge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
PARNELL HAS A STRONG DEFENSE.
Egan Confident Of His VindiCat0n.
THE CROWS NOT LIKELY TO ATTACK
King Milan is Granted Divorce.
POLITICAL OUTLOOK IN NEW JERSEY.
HOW ABOUT NEW JERSEY
A Careful Survey Of the Field.

TEE STATE LIKELY TO 60 FOR CLEVELAND By SIX OR
SEVEN THOUSAND MAJoRITY-BUT THE REPUBLICANS
MAY CARRY THE LEGISLATURE AND ELECT A Z. g.
sESAroR-soME OF THE PECULIAR FKATuREs OF
THE CAMPAIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., oct 24-At o O'Clock last
night Mm II. Malbaum, OF Philadelphia, an linz
porter and dealer IN railroad supplies, fell from
Pennsylvania Railroad train between Menlo fark
and Metuchen- lie was found by a track walker
half an hour later and brought 70 this city, but
died while On the way. He was thirty-nve yeaD
old and m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

CUSTOMS DECISION REvERsED.-The Treasury
Department has sustained an appeal from de-
cision OF the collector Of customs at New York, as
sesslng duty at the rate OF 40 per cent advalorem
on certain pOcket-kDtfe blades, fully finished and
ready for hapt1ng under the provision for un-
enumerated manufactures OF metal. The Depart
ment agrees with the importers that as the arti-
cleS are commercially known cutlery, they are
clearly entitled TO entry under the special pro-
vision for cutlery," dutiabe at the rate OF 25 per
cent advalOrem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
British Political Notes.

Special Cabel Dispatch 70 TIE EvENuo srAR
LONDON, Oct 2A-The Birmingham Operatives
are preparing number OF beautiful gifts inustra-
tive OF their industries to present TO Gladstone on
the occasion OF his forthcoming campaign there.
Dimculty was found In persuading two enthusiasts
that q hat, pair Of braces and spittoon would
hardly be appropriate gfftA
Gladstone has determined not to arrue with
Chamberlain In the speech be win deliver e Bng.
ley Hall
There is . growing impression that the liberal
unlonlsts derive an importance out OF proportion
TO their numbers from the attention bestowed on
their utteranceA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
The IoWa RaiIroad C...

THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS FrGHrt~a -u. 49,
JUNCTION on THEIR FREIGHT sCukprIk
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct 24-Argument has hu..,
begun In the supreme court In the Iowa rs,lresi
case on appeal from Judge FSralIs deTis,on or.
Joining the commissioner schedule of fne,oht
rates. Judge Nourse II opening for the SITE
quoted many decisions 10 the effect thar fho1s,n
the question be raised whether the RAILROADS. co,sd
earn compensation under rates nxed by the ststs.
the legislature, and not the cOurts was Judge a.
20 what were reasonable rates Answering tbe
railroad objection that the Iowa law WAS uncon
stitutional that practically deprived the cornora
tions OF property Without due process of law ha
showed that the rates named by the commissiou-
ers are not absolutely binding. but are prpaa foc.s
reasonable Rates, which the railroads could show
In court were unjust
Thomas =. Wright followed for the railroads
maintaining the commissioners had not complied
with the letter or sT init OF the statute which NJ
quired schedule OF rates for each road instead OF
which they made an elastic schedule for All tha
roads OF the state The case Will probably not be
decided for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. pa despatch from Blackshear,
Ga, says: While Joseph Whitaker, colored. was
absent from home, Ills house caught IRE and his
four small children were burned 10 death The
cause OF the flre Is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

ST. LoUlA 0ct 2k-The trial OF young Talmage
a son of the late general manager. A. A TalmaSe,
the nryt degree Tor Killing telegraph operator
named Itod, at Brunswick. No, last January. BE-
gan az keytesville yesterday. The case u al ract-
Defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

CHICAGO, OCT 24-A dispatch nom ean ffancl1ce
savs. Vn3ie Joa0uin Mixer Was ohoot1ng QuAQ
yssterday his hofse jumped unexpectsdly ana
6ulics went through MS len haDd n misled she
only dan0er q Lom iock-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

Meeting - eA0 ogoooooDoHI 1aoeFA
LouIsvuLR, KY.. 0ct 2k--The Brandenourg
heirs claiming estases worth several millions neGr
bremen. Germany, hsld . meeting and choose an
attorney, and TOOK other steps toward punhing
received nom the several bgancheo of eho fAnaly
IN this country 70 oonoy oKpenne2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
The Aqueaucs Court Of Inauirv.

xn0 AQuoOuCe Court O2 A0QuAHys
The court OF inquiry on the Warrington aQue-
duct tunnel win meet at the War Department to-
morrow for organization. Secretary Endicott has
decided 70 give the court the use OF q large room
between his new oflces and that Of the chief
clerk. which has been used for the meecnU OF the
board Of business methods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

nue., s2o9. 100; customs, 1893, $50.
MANIFEsTs ON AMERICAN GoODs.-ProtestS have
been received at the Treasury Department against
the practice OF the collector OF customs at Eagle
Pass, Tex, OF requiring separate manifests for
each and every railway car arriving with mer-
chandise from Mexico Acting Secretary Thomp-
OF merchandise In bulk, such as coal, bullion, and
ores are concerned, the Department approves the
plan suggested Of requiring but one manifest for
each train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

The BOND OFFERINGS to-day aggregated $854, 100
as follows: Coupon 4s, $500 at l2s 50, 600 at
12s1, SIS, 900 at 12s1, 1850 at 13O, $500 at 129
5000 at 1885, registered As, $4,000 at 13O s. 500
al l9, $4,000 at les, 100000 at 12S1s, S2OO,O
at l2e, $50. 400 at 12S, $4,000 at 127 $79 600 at
13O, 5000 AT 13O, $45, 900 at l2Sk; coupon 41s's,
$1.2oO at lO9s registered $40 600 at 1OSb $4,000
at 1OS5s, $4,000 at 1OSl%, SD. 600 at lOSk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

ELIzABETHTowN, III, Oct 24.-Mm. Moore and
Jno. Downey quarrelled over a game OF cards YES
Jerday. Moore drew a knife and chased Downey
into MS house, ana then began throwing rocks
through the window. DOwney seized a shot gun
and taking deliberate aim nred al Moore blowing
his head 10 pieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
An Aavensaress Co0vtceeAs
NARY ANN SUTHERLAND HoUrD GUILTY or FAI2ELy
IuprEsosATISG MRsL GORDON BAILIxk

LONDON. Oct 2A-The trial OF Nary Ann suther-
land the woman who represented herself a. krk
csor1on RaiI,ie a wealthy land owner OF Scotland
ana a descendant OF the great Earl OF Moray, and
VINO WAS arrested In July last for frasd and q.
tanning money under false pretenceA was con.
clnded today The woman was found guilty and
sepIenced 20 iiye years penal servttude. Her hus-
hand Wns also tried and convicted on Q charge oe
fraud ana was sentenced 70 eghseoa montns' W.
nr1aonmont N hard labor.
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CONSUL RESIGNED.-Acting Secretary Rives
has accepted the resignation Of Henry F. Down
ing, OF New York, U. S. consul at st. Paul de Lo-
alua. Africa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

LORD SAcKvILLE, the British minister, has re-
turned to the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

Jr.srv Crrr n J. Oct 2A-Twunfy-0vo was,
rnnts were is1ued this morning % con.pla1nt a
the polico cor Illegal reg1stration Ce1ef 81 folAco
ioiScSd porSono have bseo oaDo0veoo4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

PAYING NAVAL OFFICERS CLAIMs.-Paymaster
Gilbert Thornton to-day begins the payment Of
naval officers claims for which appropriations
were made In the general deficiency bill Just ap-
proved. These claims comprise principally tudg-
ments by the Court or Claims, and aggregate
k3RQ OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

NEWS FROM THE ALBATROss.-A private letter to
naval officer, recently received states that the
Fish Commission steamer AlbatrOss was at Astoria,
Oreg., the 14th inst, and would thence proceed
TO work her way slowly southwark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

ARMY ORDERs.-SecOnd Lieut.. Jno p. Ryan,
Fourth cav, Qate additional second lieutenant
Third Cav.), has been relieved from further duty in
the Department OF Texas. and ordered to Join his
troop (E) at Fort Lowell Arizona.
No KNOWLEDGE OF ANY Observation-Disclosures is
no knowledge at the War Department OF any out
break among the crows, as reported In press dis
patches, or or any troubles with the Indians what
ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

NAVAL ORDERs.-Prof. Marshal Oliver ordered to
duty at the Naval Academy. Assistant Engineer
Frank II. Edridge ordered to the Michigan Com.
mander Henry Glass has reported return home
having been detached from the command OF the
Monococy, September 81, and has been placed on
waiting orders Lieut.. ID. ii. Mahan detached
from the Naval War College. and ordered to duty
Oh The Coast Survey. Assistant surgeon j. F. Uric
detached from the Franklin and ordered TO duty
on the Coast Survey. Assistant Surgeon +. A.
Berryhill detached from the Coast Survey steamer
Beale and ordered to the Naval Academy. Assist
ant surgeon II. n. T. Harris detached from the
Mare Island Naval Hospital, Cal, and placed on
waiting orders Assistant Engineer Martin Bev-
to the Kearsarge, November 1. Boatswain Patrick
Haley detached from the Mare Island yard and
placed ON waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

THE SITUATION AS VIEWED FROM wAsHINGToN-
DEMOCRATS HOPING TO BREAK REPUBLICAN MA
JoRrTIEs IN THE NoRTHwEsT-A FIGHT TO BE
MADE FOR CALIFORNIA AND MICHIGAN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06

James Payu, the novelist and core
epondent, has come 10 the conclusion that
the only salvation Of our writers and
literary classes IN general lies IN going to
bed early, getting ten hours Of sleep, and
understanding that brain work needs
more complete and certain recuDeration
than ordinary physical labor The Office
and necessity Of sleep is getting 10 be bet
ter appreciated. Little is heard nova
days about burning midmShtoil. Obedi-
ence TO physiological laws, alone, Will
enable a man 10 escape mental break
down at an carly age. Genius cannot
override nature IL is impossible to turn
night into day. or 10 habitually do two
DAYS work in one. Common sense and
method are better than brilliance, and
Judgment is in the end ahead Of genius.
Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06
A HNR oaesssR,s cusroMERs.
Ira lsfornins Some Of UelieSt Women oi
Europc-iiis Methods.

\ short time ago. hair dTesSer, speaking
q two Of the " Jest woman IN Europe, The
princess Lise Trocbet ko and the princess
Met,ern.ch. who were formerly his custom
err. said Of ,he Russian lady: That little
woman is adorable. Sic il absolutely with
q single physical point worth boas;ing Of
Her face was always nonstrousiy plain, the
noset,ing just 40 hole. tie eyes Of q washed
out color. AMI wanting in fine form. the
mouth coarse. with yellow teeth 10 detached
peg. Her neck, always thin. was. as she
advanced in lie .craggy, betrayins la,ncss
of CHEST. notwithstanding tac full bosom OBJ
tainei by padding fer arms were mere
skogors, her les ditto. and Ter feet Tat and
more ike frogs than anything else. Sic
was on the whole ugher than Nine
Limousin Wei, through talent IN ap-
plying art. slc was socie1y a great sue
CESS. and ono Of the most victorious
fiirts both IN her youth aud in middle
and Ok age that ever C-.lo vl,mn tue range
q my observation To SEC her before the
glass, waiting for me 10 opsrate, she was
a truly revolving sight. But when her maid
and bad fixed her Up, she was redouotauie
rival for uo matter what beauty. The salts
faction she felt on seeing herself Transformed
lighted her up. called al ber pervelsity into
play. aud made her ngog Tor granddaughter.
The Princes MettornIch was jollicr, and
had finer hair, more wit and animal spirits,
and was not quite so ugly, although alright
Well. she supported triumphantiy proximity
20 theucettie.t and best dressed women 500 El-
r0pe-the Empress Elgenic end those ba1u-
ties of hsrcouIt whom Interaa.ter grouped
urould her in doing one q bis portraits 81
her SHE greatly depended on tho capillary
fantasia into which ! worked her tresses-
reel and borrowed A plain style would not
have drawn tie eye from the iris.ittul face
or tic,Ied % into good LImOr, and Grotesq1o-
mes. would have been ruin he'd 20 be very
eccentric and yet % know exactly where to
draw iAe line.
IVES tlc coif,Sr Of the Vaudeville thea
tire when Mic Schneider was playing there
in the boulIc operas which sine made famous
The Princess used O. come into the dressing
room Of MILO Wanda when | could not alb
sent myself from the theatre, % get me &c
dress her hair for balls and grand soircs
lier taste was very sure i'm choosing the
dresses. aud | always followed d. | on'
Eight suggested that she should 80 60 fancy
ball as a damselny or devi'sneedlc Sl'
came splendidiy got mp, aud looked as II
ready 20 Use into the ar. ! never saw suck
an arrangement Of gauze and tinsel IN my
life The thin. long arms and legs, which
were much % view helped the costumerf
effects There was not beauty 40 the bal
who could hold candle to the Princess Met
leruich. who was certainly the uglies' of wo
men. although The most attractive The Ar
QOuaut
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06

Society. which is always ready to divert
IFS dizziness with any fad. however puerlle o.
inc0nslQucnti1l. last winter developed verb
table novelty in the person Of buXom AID
comedy widow. who possessed BOO an cmi
nent DEGREES q gift that does not commonly
fail e. or receive cultivation hy her -ex. For
a whole season Mrs. Shaw's abilities as a
whistler were thc talk Of the five O'Clock teas.
Wherever you went you were greeted by the
lneiodious piping Of This substantial rishtiu-
gale. who really did whistle very tuueiu'.y,
and who contrisel somehow, o. DID, lois
ridiculous when she puchcrei her lips and
faced hcraudicncc AZ the end of the season
Mrs. Shaw took "a benefit. and went io L9l-
don % whistle hcr way into tine cool erloe
of the nobility and gentry. The result IS
that She comes hacS o. us graduates .lfo q
fun Gedred sfileu .. and with tAo Bow Bells
guinea stamp OF merit t0 recommend Der
FIR further social encouragement
During Der alsl.e So mass star in the
drawing room lullmclt BAD ar. eu m tie
person ~ Young woman whose talent ior
Chat mmorou. distortion oi The features
known .o tie English as "rurg.u- is said
90 Doe lgie suru~el bg thar ot Marshall T..
wilder lim-at This ifirarf So. wilma table.
o. c0au.. of screens all rejecting lamp or
ts.. makes up Coz aA manner ID familiar
end unfamiliar people, and Ls She art.l-y
cafi.ltlret sem. of tl0 odd ucn unt women
l4 society and BE-. mmelaf' outskirts, d. cal
De- readily understood that Lcr Performance
D. not without interest There viii De- more
money spent than over ihi- season il the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06

DR. Richardson mentions a case OF
Young woman attending consnmpuye
patient and was SO impressed with the
paroxysms of coughing that she began 10
initiate them. The imitation was per-
feet and continued two years her friends
believing She had consumption, though
not a sign of it existed in her lungs. At
last she suddenly recovered il was only
hysteria of a peculiar form. Now many
similar cases are cured, and from this the
doctor thinks he has found the secret of
aresting this malady l.. Holbrook,
NJ. D.. in Herald of Health.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06
NalmaI.on GoInr % 49,.

Malmaison, the famous chateau Of the
in fated josephine dc Boauharnais, Is
simply going by piecemeM TO the dogs,
or rather % the rats, aud it has been adj
mirably suggested that the place should
be converted into museum containing
historical relics Of the first empire. In
the beginning of the present summer
Malmason was offered for sale at an
upset price Of 10000, bat no bidder
could be found. The park il now let out
in small lots 20 builders, and mdeous
villas are rising around tine chateau. The
two facades Of the manson-that If tine
courtyard and Of the gardcn-are intact,
but the interior is like barn. The salon
Of Josephine still exists, with its mural
decorations Of birds and gilt flowers and
so do the dining hall the council cham
bcr-shaped like q tent-aud the library;
but the furniture is al gone, and the
pleasure house of old is "a melancholy
wreck. Paris Cor. London Telegraph.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06

On ordinary occasions this is what you sec
on %. -uuc tre door q the studio in the Rue
de BorrL q bong and extremely lofty apart
meat -htcd iroia above, at one end is Tow
platform 0n WHICH stands a model "un.
dfar a save for tie red cloth round her
loins. 20 the other end j.; a 'drapld' model
nc former sits for tac ensemble, the latte.
foi tic heel AID tu,t only. Before each.
for>y On hiiy pupils arc grouped, some sitting.
son. standing, brunette and blonde, g.ri. ODD
blouse. CD lluaiC.e-. aud one Cr two cider"
women iu lCuue,s. some welding tie yll b.
others worsinc iu charcoal Between ,lt
two divisions is young woman retcAilg
out q rich luel bunch or particular lessons
that h9r-eu q, ts ln season &c uJwer- 9m
which she g painting beno arran-ci on - .-F
table seeutlug tlC aii with tAel tsslau--.
l4lt.ag draper. yCl pass Itc GA inner
room, where modelling il .rng carried Cd 3
far young erl sitting .efcIea group u
female seuln-1rs. mlnv cf whom alC rllro-
dlrn.g tcr soit rounded limb- m ol1v go.
un.kulfllt, while tai young H.-au, ler
hair cl' mort. 3. doing tAe same Or l.-e
y-ung..er who mlsu, lers-nat- "-l1 tLe
Baptist ills- l1. even whisper i.A lib ,-s
l-ue 1i tli- tall woman. when Dl- DANES
cs.u-le tire sculptor Dl0us, tney Lave taeir
TILE with their fine manuers lu Che Fe tnlle.
Il is Caapl vino dispense praise and t.ame
ia tins department, ami good deal y tie
former commodity ia.s @ the share o. Irn-
cess j.. Overhead there il another aud a
larger room, which is reached rs q private
stairclsc, AMI Is EXTENDED Tor tl9s- "lose
preiudices exclude them from the study u
the nude. II. Julian IN Kansas CITY journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06
ANGELS UNkWARES.

In tho hours o. morn and even.
IN the noon and night,
Trooping down they come frc u heaven,
Ia their noiscless Eight,
To Rude. 10 guard. % warn, 20 cheer Us,
'M.d our 3oyn aud cares.
All unseen are lowering neN as
Angels un0Wares
when tho daylight is declining
iu fhs western skies.
Aud Che stars in heaven are shining
a the twilight dies,
Voice on our hearts come sioa.i-s
E'.c celestial airs.
To oar spirit sense revealing
Angels uuawares
@ faint hearts, what consost
Tor l- here beioW
Thot angelic mlnistration
Guides us here SIC 20. 'jss
Every TASK TINT Is before us
Some b'est spirit shares,
Watchfm eye ere ever DER us,
Angels uoowaacf
-Jr Waller 10 The Culver.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06
4 business Inc Young woman.

There is q young Girl down in Missi-s
sppi who is destined 10 make her mark.
Some one gave her cents one day. She
went 40 once % a dry goods store, bought
a yard of calico, made DC INTO "a sun bon
net, and sold the bonnet for 40 cents. She
invested the 40 cents in moe calico.
madGmore bonucts, sold them, reinvested,
made other garments, and pretty soon
had $40. With thi- e10she bought "a lot
Of potatoes. planted them, paid for their
cultivation. harvesting and marketing
and came ont with q clear profit Of $40.
Let the young men of the south look ont
for ths GIRL That $40 is still growing
IL may run into the millions some Of
these DAYS. - Columbus Dispatch.