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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

WANTkD-fIyE DINING, ROOM. THREh
w olsh washer gxis - 50 Oh tar Frounds
Apply 81 l1fingsions Restaurant lson-<L 40
WANTED - Az EXPERIENCED. GoOD
w fnaheT OF dresses. .hat .lhorOuFhly under
stsndk the same. on steam cylinder, Apply a.
once. u y0g desire 10 secure psrinansni Job al
tie Eagls steam Dye houss. No - caual-st 2b$
IL AETRD-AT TN MICHIGAN HoOsk NO
40
VVANTED-A GIRL TO ASSIST IN n0fsF-
w work, x Csiifornisst Apply ~ once o
WANfKD--51 LADflk or GOOD APfEAR-
ances also = men of good rhyssgne ior
'Jhe Twelve Tempist ons sen viii sppls o.
properly man Al fowers Grand opera hou e.
eaiurtsy a. los m ladies in larior OF krlsge
street House, saturday morning Al u an.
lIAATED-A BIG LOT or GIRLS FOR
w genera housewort Hsd lev ior hotel
work Ladies Psriors. and tower block 21s
yIANTED-A GOOD cIkL TO 90 HOUSE
w work. No. l7O Aortb division Il t3s
WANTED -ENPFkfkt cED 1.lRL OF COATS.
W also euttonhole maker Good wage 2is
UANTFD-CoaPFTFy1 GIRL foR GENERAL
W housework 10 small family, swede pre-
forred. Call IN the norning al ios fountaiu-st
~ ANfED-A COAfE1 ENT sFCOND GIRL "a
w North Lsisye'test corner fouBtsln-sL -
WANTED fMNEDIkTELA-1 GIRL TO WAIT
w on table ioI her board or 10 do second work.
Apply a. g fsrktt 2as
WASIEB-A CoMrETfNT HOUSE MAID
W tto' fo1Ak XII ~ fatf lCf ttNNftA AE
pis With reference 10 Mn. Geo. long ~ sheldon
81 2Ss
WANTED-eECoND 6IRI- Apply TO T.
w Pierce, a Monroe street Call between
and 10 q. M. TUESDAY sno Wednesday S0t
yUANTED-aoO OIKIS TO CALL AND SECURE
w good situations highest wagea paid soiici-
tors. once aud other help wanted isn chsDces
open every day. The Only reliable Employ neni
krehtnge, rooms - snd 100 Ledysfd block
ottawa-kt
IVANTRD-sLNIEG 6lRIs AND ALI HERS
w wishing % Learn the Kellogg French tailor
sysiefn OF dress cutting 10 call or address Scbeol
Of Dress Cutting ~ Cbsries e. 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

Ny rsuasd 4rthsF 0seksF ~ss thrsrn
frsz sor~. - Rsssom~ft vws-ssT ss6
ssrisrsv $3.50 " f6s so-se slizs ~
kn. Bs ~s< ta<ss - - sens an ses-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14
The Circuit Judgeship.

Judge Montgomery is doing no more new
business and the cases on bic hands ere
nearly all disposed Of Nert Saturday will
be bis lsst dsy - judge. end Judge Grove
will start IN on his new work bright and
early Sunday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

As j. Boscher ~as driving . horse and
wagon along Afpine-svs. yesterday after
noon. the hors. becono. frisaisned and ran
sssy. throwing boscner eut and bresking
his collar boDs in two places. Dr.. Pile re-
dncsd the fracture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

y. n Wsss-s set sss sfs1s ssxss on fhs
ict rscsrtlv pz-cssse6 tT 49, - ths cor
sev y Otisrs snd Lysr sss rssssr5sy. ss
~ H-ss preliminary % ss nsrsifcssf rs~
oiox
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

Al TIE lsst meeting Of Company K sir
rev member. we're taxes iD and tour we're
discharged for non attendance A. drIlls.
The csurs0Y hss tskss 81 TIE bsvonst sT
srctsss and a.. nosEiux 6ns progrsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

last evening t5s swninz n frazt - Hsr-
80 = Hsvxsess store csusst - s.. sr6
as hurned Th- ~st.T fr-r srsI kes-
kess 20 are froo gons ~ snytsSxs go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14
For ke,sf--RooDss.

TOR RENT-TwO NICELY FURNISHED
+ rooms. single ~ in suits 20. los south
Lafayettest 260
TOR RENT-FURNiGHE Rooms WITH or
L without board a. private boarding house
also barn for rent st Mn. Prank Jones 2Gs Of
tawa-st- go
rOR RENT-FLATs. FROM -FOUR TO FINE
i rooms each Inquire al 80 West FultoBst.
corner Mt Vernon. 20
CURSIsHED-sfTTING ROOM AND AiCOvE.
i also two sleeping rooDs. No - ". Fulton
street, opposite the Derby Hotei 1sl
LOR RENT-RoONs FURNISHED OR ~
II furnished. with AL modern o0nvenierftes 90
BosfwicksL 2s2tf
EOR RHNT-TwO FURNISHED ROOM FOR
II gentlemen. New house. steam heated 2el
North lonis-si- ~
EoR kENT-F hr1sHED ROOMS. sTEAM
r heated and furnished rooms for lifbi house
Keeping. Apply Al room l05 new HouseFDsn
block. Dec 1nf
LOR BfNT-TBE NfCfs1 KIND or ROOMS
i in suie Of two OF four roma with al modern
IN rrosenest on Csnsltt. Dr Offices or light
manufacturing purposfs nlss for lc<rinK. Pm.
QtlIt AZ once. 10. y Canals, 81 &. a. terwfn.
a4ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

The city water began 70 run freely again
last nisht The Dsin on tbs corner OF
Ottava and Fsir5snks-s. burst sloBs N
the middle Of he night snd isrse sfnosnt
Of -ster ran away before it vss storped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

TAhltf kffoRN lsoNT s4kN fKfE
4 AN>r pa tots 81 ust a. a. nptt AS
lsisase a. silsfsefs sisiisa s+rrss. aoe. u'eae
fs.,o rhaata oi ttt lat1ltuF naE =
frsft1 i.esc.i iaetk el1sslss esst ftaltl
Tkik Nofi fkofEkIA s.ols Akk Al s.as,p
j Dui sStSn tsIi ans So tota ttssi1t ttlafe
thss a. a. seas f,ss a AlnAss tsieEaoas
80 : Sua t.s"e1 t..a.k -
I'oK sAIf NEe Hol 81 oN fAkls AYR
y kes hoses oa ile.s.eiii ave. Nea tasiss 81
lyou place Nl.e ualssvfn h0.isz ut "a as e..
resf chstr<. aails 49, f-eaai iats a. a. s,sFis
9. sts oi.s eheel si'e ea cas- 'ssasA o : fsii.s
lsok SAILS -lWo kooN halsfs OK a
esanof ~ a. ttleeiraft NJ rlS "a psf
oeut itssFssi in srnt tasi flaiifso So. AiEo
erstAEe siae A12i Dssls painted aul ealorra.
ste. corner hex pfles - B a. ealeit Assat
- Jana 81 nsii1 -
lsok sklE- HOUSE Ahl ld n boE4 a0T
ua Sixthsl its uAls Af npusr n1ifls t4F
slso peI yea. fosg A hinses g aad Ie~ef
ilock -
fIHf EEGAN4 lITTIF noNE H. 5 ,ff.
l tcfsoa avenue iof ssis Arp.t " i|stoI A
isylos & fcso sinsei. ~
fpHE MOST pEsIKSRIf RAKtAIk IN 4Hk
| ei4 a soi on NcSliAs atevs.e ior uaif 81 s.
Nuril tM Mouss saNsnees ioa hptosnf pnl-
tsescs tsH fah particular spIl.s Is nlolss 81 snd
ia eda sFd blook Ottawa ssnot. tn.pioi tneiii
kAoasnse. 10
p0K sAtf-NFAT FRANZ Hal 81. RkEN
isrfe loi g0oc ~eii. &C. fsf fl iocessc
a. So eoln a. Also a. scfes oi alo hard tHt
befed LAND ln CheicsesH ooantf ~ wih ca
change t1f cii4 pfopegts "a slA AL Oath o.
night psrties Call ol Ia " ~ kuss ufice
NidaloonE suiloinf eas
EOR SALk -ONt Iof On MAHISoN 81 fasa.
II One lot on trFnHudesi. e. - ff0anc al
within twe ailss Of ne Ciis hsii ? & eies4
Tea cstats nscnt - t'sIssi 81 taom 80
4 B&Nf A Soop kl~l kNAh loT JPoN
i Which ar hne oal shsae ireas aaaiat beet
Would se same snc faAe pay TeHi ol bo1ss
couFcEienl % stTcci esIt Address Exchange"
heoR = v iaoicout bsidira Cits 9sE
LoR siLK-HOJsf AND l0I 0N cIANcr.
i 81. oue on Lafayette e.. ans o. Iss ior-si
nshr street csfs iNeIt property iof sait 10
isi hise properly In Other iffif ~ iils eiy Cor
saie =. 1ss AZ. l0 Hiio 3. fslDteia-art llea
IaOk sAl-E~HDpkHS ANp LOIS VACANT
Il lotf and farms soIus rhoiot safFsins iftsta ga
oon hgghes Thomas. Toolss 81 aud b, kes
Hoiaemsu nock se
HOUSE,. lots AND fAENs fok SAN
III cheap a. i4f cenb.fIf . heuhsm 1ioos.
CerneT 81 Monroe aud lllf ftsltn sis shu
CoR S<Lf-A IAfCI kElck MILLING
Il boute "a hprnt 81. ieI eo uesl feHs
d~silirF hcurs - 1sneftf lof 9. BOO suc N
o. sere lam n hssus to- s. sea az ga selsE
rtyneDu nnc feesonsbie tsrn.k A. A. bspp<I.
rooE Ia. ledssFd t1ost over tuD1c Library.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

lIANTED-t PARTY WITH THEFr0H FINF
w thousand %. ar 10 represent ihifl of
one bslf inicresf iu claifished hrsiref manu-.
faoiufiof furniture faf particular sadfofs E
J.. co. South els.el-fi. ksEiDAH Cts,
Mich. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

The sale OF seats for any performances
during the engagement. Of VIM. ]. Gil
more's spectacle. The Twelve Tempta-
tons" Mt Powers Opera House neIt week.
will commence at the box Cffice at 10
o'clock this morning. The prices will be
from 25 cents 10 800. The production
will come direct from Chicago by special
train after fulfilling their engagement there
at The Haymarkst."
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UASTTD-oFFIcE WORK OF SOME KIND
W Kind by young mEu u yeap Of age Ad.
dress ~ A. care Telegram Hensd 20
NTANTED-A POSITION BY An HoSES1 BOY
w ofi7 IN store OF Office Not afraid 10 WORK
Well recommended. Address {. A tox, this
Office =.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14
MORNING. SEPTEMBER Ia. 1883.
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

fh- ser ef tlnss Ia sas saseEtssssaest
Gee - ssssa es stsaasnx the asn.ess 81
~ssss ~ sss~s- Ans psFt ef lisx ossaatss
sss fatl itse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

EelNp-A COLT ABOUT 's WARS Old,
Il daft brown ooiof Que uhlif hiHt fooi enc
STAT IA ioft htaa came suuDl NON cuHo4s INTO
livery barn % Nge4 a larmody. Qs lske ave.
nue. owDeI please cal. 21e
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14
In our CORSET DEPART

In our CORSET DEPART
MENT we will also offer
some Very Special Bargains.
For 20 cents we will sell you
a very fine French Woven
Corset in white or colored, our
former price was $l.00. Our
Corset Department is very
extensive, in fact one of the
complete stocks in our house.
Nearly every desirable Do
mestic and Imported Corset
fully represented. We guar
antee perfect satisfaction or
money refunded.
1t is, perhaps, useless to
make our
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

One of the best shows OF the season will
be at Redmond's Rs=t week. The Boy
Tramp" is known by everybody. aud, OF
course, the house will be crowded ~ every
performances TO see Madame Melville ana
her sob a. the Maniac Mother and Jack
Sharp. The company will be at Redmond's
all week and i've natiness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

r5oasfrFs vAvrxD az - o19xxssT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

We will offer our entire
lines OF Foster and Windsor
Ladies Seamless Kid Gloves
at the very low price of $l.00
per pair, all shades. The 5
and z Hook, sell everywhere
for $500 and 1925. Our
price only 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

coon ROOMS lND BoABo Al "a SOUTH
" Divisiontt kfrls O. once ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

I,OR RTrT-oSg-EsIT or THT FTORR
i No. n Canals. For particular enquire ~
q Bffvin f1sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

COK sALt-1EE FARM BELONGING 10
i the estate ofthe tate Daniel schcrnerhorn.
one mile wcsi of ne c3tl. fIouiing hrtogsst -
D. me dam isIr b., o. lcl irul IHAlUg and car.
DENIM MAJ h. -olr n from Ten a. iLlfIy sers
lots Apply b. -. NbiiwuT.t sduluisf fsiol lss
fOuIth 81. crane Rapids Alch ielu
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

WeI s<ee1@f acc ecoTrl ~t give tne DsIrcnefef
rl@s<sn. horne 49, rFt ~ 81 - n
1fsrrs 49, a. f1s r1rrer ~ buTter R4e SD
sfs ss~r bceie-xFtI = p ,rcfF - = - s<reF
to~<sfer 81 self - r.ui "a. - prla~s
rf TroEt4f7
fsss fnsul-x q T. , a0k10~ soss .sss
ase<x 1si<rn1w a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14


INop ssLF-Two ptRIoR COAL eToVEs
j one fimosf new. at f0r1h fonis-st 1eo
I,Oh stIF-S FfEs1 Class EiDfTe sFb
Y driving ponf. Inquire q Jsws ? Cody, 81
Isrkp pt NJ
fs0y skfr-HoRsf AID Tor BrGGY VII
i sef horse sepsrste Enquire a. Ne lif
Brosdvr 1a
I,0F EklF-t FfCF EiNcIlF FOpEF. FpSF
r ton eHtter ard si9s saddle VII sci ossesp
kneuirs a. 20. Crescsrii eve. ~
DOB ssIE ffOD FAMILY bRiffF d
+ hoyse WI sci chssp a. sola vahir o fev
csTs Eneuirs 81 - 7urnef-st
udR s1Lf crrtf siDEHgR TOP BfGef
[ sDS Enrle bsrBss Inquirs - wsnbsu-
.vs -
ss-.n IN fsnr 11r,hs -e~ih fse s-iI' ssF. ssoS
hesFT herse - tesu ter. 80 rh-sf fnf
css6. to>res =. ta1 csrt Telegram Hsfsie
4 ogfoD MI FEktFf CNN FOR ktLf
= cheap Kresirs IL arfonsr r-eet Fes
Tor sAiF eooD TswIfY HgHsE wrTH
csrrisre. euner sss hs-nss ehssp. a. sl-.h-
iFsr 8nuss Ese
Isor SALE -sFrIy pGfRKis foR fof-E
sgp,s s<r7rz - = ~ o. -.oss a.nsefy
Ers ssts-THf FtkSl1tff Asb last
z ~ eaens searss esrf~s r lsret-< A. -
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trnss = ses.e "a so-.ss - eirf re- -
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re tfy TaeriFs . = serss nia
Err ksfF EN E7IFF r~TTf1 oF
4 nstfissyy ssr t1t tisx ssncry s-< q
- ssrrs fcNfF = fiot - ssFaieii'sf sz'f'z,if.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

yVANTED--A SMALL HorsE OR PART oF
w house. rot more than Eve minute. from
The Ioeiodce. VII psF 80 or tl2 family snail.
lodfu y g. Teierrsn Hersld 1lstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14
4 If..l.fnre -.

pUENIgrRE egoRfD. PACKED tHA
moved. fIucff % kert seuf 90 ehoff noiice
hy hsociif bolt a. eoun Diflsicn.si.. tele-
phone Nc. sv5 lac s. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-14

non kkLf-A IAfGI kHfCk rrEIIlN6
Il houte ur hpr.nt 81. ieT Ho uesl f7eals
d~ellirF hcllrs - ismefti lof Z. BOO au6 IN
% scIe tsFn in Sesrls TO- 3 sea a. sel.e
rsyne emu and fessonsbis isrnia n A DspF.sT
rooE Ia. leoysTd bloct- over tuD1c Library.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10
Ia. Accumulation OF Manuscript,

Now IT will hardly be said that there
Gic not more than Two hundred and nity
l.Is!e ia this country who earn their lis
inc b. their pens do nDt know the *
net figures, nobody does but should not
ac surprised to learn that there were At
least twenty times a. many And what
becomes Of all the work that these peOpiJ
produce great deal Is taken up by The
heap aud obscure magazines, by the
weekly story papers, and by the daily
paper. which are reached ~ the compare
t4yeiy uew syndicate system But all
these arc not enough. and yet these are
an there are There still remain thou
7lnds of writer, who have no vehicle for
their productions, even when these are
adch as the editors 81 the magazines and
plgCl3 would Ike 20 PRINT
lNei, editor Will tell You land tell you
.ruh ia spite OF the ,keplicism OF many
oI The rejected that what il offered would
lt lady accepted. were not the number
ID accepted and paid for contributions
ic.4s ia excess OF what the magazine
cam ger hope t0 Use. The Century and
Harper Tor example, have in their draw
,re MS enough H. fill ~ least two years
issue. MANY Of these MSS. have been kept
He },si5. some longer yet: occasionally
thy viii return II paid ior contribution
% the author of H. with permission to
sell II again IL might even occur that q
magazine would accept first rate article,
scarcely expecting TO be able to use it. bat
ia order To prevent rival from publish
Ing A. cannot assert that this las been
.I..t hint a. i t.tr iYlnIe sf.ll
What Is true of the great magazines Is
true ia proportion of the lesser ones. The
supply exceeds the demand; and if no
uli.r were To write line from now
until ,>yl. the periodicals would still have
barely exhausted their ocerabundant sur
plls. Julian Hawthorne in Belford's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10
Oh Emperor NIlIi.m', Love Anair

Vhi, stern conqucrOrs spirit was once,
however. overcast with deep melancholy.
\ woman, love yanquishcd him, q pas
ion that exercised great influence over
his fufuIe history ana life. This WAS in
perfect harmony with the sesthetical laws
Vi contrast aud with the more human
laws 81 contradiction A lady Of honor
attached 10 thc c5ur, Of ilis mother. the
lovely Eliza liadliwi,l. cnamored him to
such III extent that he finally resolved to
marry below his rank This project
caused great scandal The old cOurtiers
au1 the oit gsyalists considered 1t an act
vi rebellion aud an outrage against the
ancient privileges OF mOnalchlcal govern
meut But some there were who found
i'm tho quarlerings OF this lady ancient
titles Of nobility and in her genealogy
pure blue blood, Of the genuinenes5 OF
whose blueness abundant proof existed.
This marriage, nevertheless. would have
been undoubtedly "mesalliance. and
Prince William would have lost all right
to the throne Of his fathers. Williams
Younger brother. Charles, declared that
lie would claim tor his own sous the right
10 succeed To the throne instead 81 the
sons OF his elder brother THIS bold
threat decided William u rellnqulsh all
idea II Wedding the woman lie loved. III
order to choose one VI his OWN rank.
Thus he married Augusta, princess Of
" cinAr This disappointment increased
the Hlllike incllnatlOns VI wounded
heart Foreign Cor Boston Transcript.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10
hen HAKRisON- TIE AUTHOR Of
"BfS HIK."

The first great step IN the Republican
canvass is TO get novelist to make po-
litical romance Of The presidential caHdi-
date
The Republican literary bureau is al
ready hard at work, and very nice, gen
tie little kid glove sort Of "A bureau it is.
It's principal effort NJ to date is to de-
scribe the wonderful way in which the
novelist who wrote Ben iiur has set TO
work to invent campaign life OF the Re
publican candidate. The book Is de
signed to he quite oriental in it, poetic
imagery and in the profusion Of hyper
bo!ic praise OF the idol it seis up.
General Lew Wallace, author Of Ben
Hur," is the haberdasher of hero with
ancestry in full from General Harrison
the "Regicide" down to "Tippecanoc and
Tyler too" covering over two centuries
of distinguished pedigree, illustrated
profusely by the special artist and war.
ranted to please all Republican readers.
Unboundod enthusiasm, at least fifty edo
lions. The biggest hook out, which must
he seen TO be appreciated. Protection of
the nottingham, illustrated in slightly
altered ana improved chapter from DIR.
Jekyll and Mr. HYDE" in which Ben
Hur (rison) appears as phi ilantrophist
embracing the working man, and then as
Mr.. HYDE pursuing the striker with gun
and knife.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10
DON'T BREAK THE LINE.
The people who have any idea OF
breaking the announced policy OF 'h'

The people who have any idea o
breaking the announced policy Of th'
Democratic party hy dallyinc with u
accented rr,cepis OF lie Republican
may IN Northern state dcmons'rhl
what they conceive 10 be hoicc OF Il
individual upon genera! vie" 81 IL
political need. Of community. In' b.
Virginia the question al last 81 victor,
or defeat for the Democrats viii dep.''
on the peoples understanding 81 III,
local necessities
Whether we can airciG 10 be renlnd.'
ia the lawless rue OF Me Repub'icn
horde with Federal judi os Pr pared l.
draroon the pcDple i a question para
mount To everything 'l-c. Protection o.
tariff reform, tax reduction, free whisky
and untaxed tobacco might b. showercd
on our people like tie generous aud r.
freshinc fountain OF a summer shower i'
make everything grow 10 plenty
But Of all HE b'cisings that either ~
both parties promise Shtn accompanied
with the abrogaliOn OF home rule We
would be no better of than we were just
If er the war Il would I've a long stride
of rdiogression almost fatal 10 our pros
poets of development, and ~ to The socla
and polil;cnl parts IF it, there is no.
patience enough in IL to hear such q
State Of fairs a4 would follow The cleo
ton of q RepublicIn President
We warn our people, therefore, against
the daagero1, Probabilities OF ovcr-con-
fIence and Of raising Issues that may
hide the real one
The viclo.y Of the Republican parry
and It's subsequent defeat 50 wildly Illus
tratcd the character of the opposing
forces that it is only necessary 10 recall
the dangers and avoid them.
Ia 1883 and again in 1881 there rcishcd
In this State a deep aud ominous silence
lust before the elections, and it i0.d ~
terms more eloquent than words what
tn people would expect if handed OVER
To the tender mCrcics Of the local miGions
aud deputies Of q Republican ling al
Washington. The poslnsslcfs would
handle the mail to s0it themselves ana
the command of ring the revenue SET
vice would be corrupt Republican
bureau, md the people would tie man-
acled in the exercise # the rights re-
copnized by The Constitution
If the people Of Virginia remember the
feelings OF the community when con
irontcd with this state OF affairs, they
will see he sense 81 what We say and
vote on Tie side Of tie party OF safety,
conservatism, and free government.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10
Heef for Hebrew Consumers.
There is a great deal of meat killed mere

There is q great deal OF meat Kiiieo Hef"
for the consumption Of the Jewish popu'
lation. and the method of killing Is very
different from that adopted by the zen
tiles. The cattle are taken from IN"
tails. tied by the hind legs. ropes are
fg-tened around their heads. and their
noses thrown up 80 that thu threats are
exposed. and then their Threats are cut
This operation is always performed by an
officer of the Jewish church, who alone
handles tho meat and prepares it for the
market He must be Il skillful man, not
TO say a courageous one. for it is no small
matter 10 handle these big cattle and cut
heir Threats This throat cutting is a
revolving sight, and the animal expires IN
..reat agony. falling in n pool of blood.
The instrument used is a long knife,
with the very keenest possible edge. IL
Is drawn once across an animals throat,
sinking deep into the neck, which 1t some
times nearly sewers from the body The
killing must be done AT one stroke. Two
would be regarded Us Il mutila,ion, and
mutilRted beasts will not be eaten by the
Jews
After the killing, the knife is cleaned
until it is absolutely spotless, and 1t Is
then wrapped in several layers Of cloth
and put away where no GENTLE hands
may touch it. All this killing and dress
Ing is done according to the laws OF the
Jewish church established and adhered 10
from time immemorial. The person who
performs the office is vested with the al
thority of the Jewish church. and it is fJr
him to see that the beast, ia every part.
internal and external, is in perfect cOndi
ton else the carcass must be rejected
The meat, when cleaned and dressed, il
hung up in the ordinary way. but each
scpa;ate and distinct piece must have the
seal Of the synagogue affixed TO 1t. This
ceremonial is performed by the slaugh.
tefor lighting stick OF sealing wax With
a candle. aud then impreasing ii with his
seal, which Is then tied through slit IN
he meat made By another knife. Thus
every identical parcel of flesh intended Tor
Jewish consumption is dressed and sealed,
and it may DO interesting to note here
hat the Jews only use the tCrequaster,
i.iecting the hind4uarter altogether -
Boston Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10

The nigh tariff means protection OF
TRUSTS" by which grand combination
OF capital beats down competition of pro-
duciion and labor and controls the price
Of the product and arbitrarily dictates
the price of labor
Nothing else can be made out of it.
The voters of the country will sustain
the Democratic policy of labor piotec-
tive tariff, furnishing cheap material and
supplies to our manufactures, increasing
the demand for work and maintaining
rates OF duty that will protect our wages
and prevent the subjugation OF both con-
sumers and workers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10

Within fortnight the headquarters OF
the Democratic and the Republican Ma
tional ami State Committees will be
opened in New York.
The campaign in the State can
not be said TO be fairly begun until the
routine work has commenced, although
Tammany Hall, the county Democracy
and the Republicans have all had iatifica
ton meetings 10 start the customary
speech.making. For the first time since
1879 a President, Governor, and a
Mayor will be voted for in New York
city at the same time. The election will
settle the disposition of Federal, State
and city patronage for two years, and
viii, therefore, be very interesting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-10

The attacks upon cur country might be
made nom the lald on from the sea. Land
attacks, either from the north vi south
border are not to be greatly feared; for,
as We could easily bring into tbs ieid our
full strength, we would, in such event,
have decidedly the advantage over ia ap-
preaching enemy Attacks from the SEA,
that is, form the Gulf OF Mexico, or from
either ocean, would be aimed at our cities
on the seaboard, OF al those witnil. easy
reach near the mouths Of large nayigablo
streams; also at stable haroor3. impor.
tant dcpots, coal mine near the shore
line. and navy yards. The eneliy'5 navy
would strike our merchant marine wher-
ever found and would, Of course, if
strong enough. cndcavor to defeat and
destroy our navy adoat American Mag
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