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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

5rau s. Grai Wtltttcr Der 0erans~
setcr 3. 81. lit iGon Icit einigen 5agen
our6 crntti6e5 Grfranfcn ans Sett
9eIeIIclt. @oHentli6 miro bnlbige Bel
icrlng i'll ilrCm 3uItnnoc ciutrCtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

@crr Wtartin Gislcr, @cri6tsoIencr
III Butter, IA, bate 9cidluOllenc @lie=
Der. 9to6 mcbrmaligcr 9lulucuouu9
uon ct. &ofpb5 Def Ocri6w1no ole
SbmCQlul0 UUultduoiQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Die 6amitie pes 9rn. Wttbael Sorz
Dan bat iid geitern hin Elm 5DhteEbeH
uerme6rt. @rdtuliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

MlObcl uno MG6nlai6incn lino 9e9en
mpuatlide Giuinbtmgcn tiOig 5u bnben
bel q. 6. Qci5ncr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Ger mOr9cu Nbcno III Der GonjcrI
balc I~tattiilOCnhe &inoer : Ma@fcnball
peripridt rcAt ltart beIIht un5 crfolg-
reid SIT iuerocn. IS 9ie6t faun etruas,
oas Den 9leinen gr0Bcres %cr9niiQen
maft, ais Die G~beilnabme al cinem
@astcnbnu uno fir Grpadicne lit Der
Inblit Der li1 nmiiIircnhcu Ginber
and ctluas 9lu;ic6cnocS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02
Su berfdufen.

Sas Saus nit 2 Gotten Der perftOr.
benen SrauI. Salentir. 0dberes ertbe;it
unter5eldneter 9. 8. Sc aus6unS.
ata6laBperlualter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

.0erry &OtDIuds Ieiite 0m @IittwOt
rad Wtontroie, gto., iup er cine Stelie
ols @a3cnmader betleiten miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

6engltjettel iueroen 5u biQisen Yrei.
len in Der Office bieies Slattes ansefer.
ti9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Sn bcm bcnadbartcu CRAWFORD
County lucrocn nd6ite @ptc $4,000
Cider 9ano iue9cn gtidt6nblulg Der
Steueru, pom SDeriif uerfauft lueroen.
GrapiOro lit Gin trOdencs County in
pclfem oa3 Wufcrt6um sic Gberbanp
bat. @citcre3 Gpmmcutnr ilberIliiiIia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Bobp mar trunf, mir sobsn tsr Gaftoria,
H!s fs elm ainb nor, rief fs nab Satoria,
Gle tuurbe Elm GrduIein, uuo bidt 81 Saftsrtn,
aIs fs atRetr bate, CAB fe i6nsu SaFusia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Die County purt Serbnnolun9 nm
Den uniere 2eIer an anoerer Stelle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Entered At the Post ONCE at Hermann, Mo-. an
\ United tor Il transmission through the nalis .
scond-class rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

5crr Inorcu 0umburg, rellte leBtcH
Wontug qa6 GtgOn, 81. I'm oaIsIblt
enc 66berc 2c0ronitaIt jI belu6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Die Gpuntp Court lit bieie ISOLDE in
Slbung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

GATOR :. Spb, pon Berger, Dar
lebte g1odje in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

0tdblten Montas re9elmaBise SlB'
una ocs Staotratbs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

6olacnoe &anre crbisltcn 0elraibs-
grlaubniBlferrc lett unicrem lcbtenBss
ridt:
Scnrp BOD WnO YDola gSulter.
Ncnru gSadcr mno 2lNta Stltc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Die bcmOfrati i6c gtltiunal GOnpcn.
ton, lUiro an ). Sum- in ct. Quuis
i%tattfinocr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

6crr Bucl. 8. Mattbelu5, Don Sap,
6ciauo Iib cinige Sage oieIcr 3ode IN
Gjcid)dItCu bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02
Sriehifc.

&iite bon 8riefen, iuel6e bis gum
1. Mtdr5. iii Der Yoituffice III Sermann
ni6t ab9ebUlt ipuroen:
Baegahn Ant Nieuhaus Hy (2)
BraTdlin, Peter Rippsteln Jos
Brewe Her Schanut Jacob
Brooks Rosa Schabel jos.
Emos G. II Soison Lucy
Hoffman, Barney Webber +
Imhoff Phena Weber + CT ~
Keller Mike Weber Mrs l. (2)
Yancy John
Scim 9tbDOlen O6i9er Sriefe nu0e
MAJ gefdDigIt ia9en ransejeigt."
@uItau Gttmueller,
EoItmeiIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

GARNER init ocncu mn oieic &udc
iu iprcdcn @%ele9cnbcit batten, bsri6ten
hnB oa5 lcttc fnltc @ettcr Der &8eijcr,
iuat arg mit9eipiclt babe uuO iiberbnlpt
auf Yralrie- mlo 0il9cIlan0 bic Soat
10 icBr 9elittcm bat, DAP iid uielc 6ar
mer 9c5luun9cn lcbClr, iGrc 6ctOer lnr-
;upiliiacrl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

0err G9as. Qinbarot, pom ct. 9onIs
ruar oicie ISOLDE Gait ieiues S6miegers
uatcrs, 0rn. Nug. 9tiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Gie GARNER iinb Der Nniidt, buB bas
Grprci6 ii6 in bieiem 6riibjabr in Ell
mem urlsgc5ei6neten 3uitanoe befinben
lurro. Man bat suten @runb unSunebz
men, baB Die auBcrselu66nlide 9dlte
oieIes @inters Die nGbindbuss" unb
dDniifes lln9e5iefer SerItOrt bat. Nber
lciNcr iuuroe nuh elm GROCER 2beil Der
@c~iicHiant i'll MitleioenI6aft ge5o9er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Scft lup Die Snuioilon lu!eoer iDrcu
9lnfan9 nimnlt mOdJtcu mir unlcrc Gclcr,
.bcIonbcrs Snumciiter, i'll i6rcm ei9cncn
SutercIic Bitten bic oSoOiu 0u6bc
ocduIt9" Itr iucld1c Ncrr @rl. s. SOe.
ing 9(9cnt lit, 81 bcIidti9cn. 9icicIbc
lit I~cucriidJcr, obiolut wnNcroidt ullO
nit %gcriugcrcn 9oIttn ais Sdinocln III
lcgcu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02
Tarnl I'll D"erfaufen.

Die fribsre SrettbUrf 8arm, RtiIu
iiepifIi4 BON Sermlnu in uuttr aiinaimn
SeeiuJunesu ~ pertaufrn. Die 6dvr ia so
Ndsr srOB, pppUu 90 9ldsr unttr GuIhr
fsben. HdbsrCS bsidgt
So9n Sbomeu,
Nc. II. Ssrmaun, Rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02
@Sdeatli@er Rarit5eridt
Wctreioe, 0ebI u. (. 10.
Seben Sreitas corrisirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

Jeoen Srettd9 corri9lrt Don Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Beiseu, 2. Aualitdt. Il
8eiSen, 8. Nualitdt. 67
Rorn, in &olben IS
8ei9dites &orn. so
Safer. 80
Mebl, per Sad, /. Aualitit. -. 2 35
Rebl, per Sad, 2. lualitdt. =. 2 10
Rurumebl, per 100 gfunb.... 1 20
Rleie, per 100 %fuub. ....... 60
Sbipftuf. per 100 Yfune..... 80
Prnbufte.
Gorrigirt o
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Orueer.
Die ansesebeneu 8reiIe perben Don ben
3dnbleru meiiteHs i'm Sauide beSablt.
Butter, per Bfuno. .i23-15
Gier, per 9useno. IA
Sibner, per Susenb. ....1 So 90
@nten, per Subeuo. .....2 5O--3 so
@duit, per 9ubenb. 5O--5 90
@etrotnetegl epfel, per8funb O6
@etrodneteYfirfi9e, perBfe. OF
&artoHelu, per 8uibel.... 1 90
9fuiebeln, per 8uibel.... rs
@eiBe 8pbnen, per 8uihel.1 75-2 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Sic County Court orOrcte i'll ibrer
olc=mODcTtlIdcn Sibuu9 Den 9au cp
hes Gutpcrts mo &eparntur Der III
icntii4cn StrnBe an Der 9ittle Berger
&oNo, jWlidcn Nu9. @rebc'3 uuO j..
Gncbi9cr'3 5urm oil uno benuItro9tc
0%pmninGr Yulcr Den 9outraft om n.
Mt0ri eli Den Wtipbcltiorbernben sit Der
9cbcu. GbCnIol3 bei6loB bic Court,
Den 3hcil Der Srou &uab 5luii6en @m.
0%OtrnGmn'5 mo 0enrp MittenborT's
&Obnim9 nit Steini6ln9 bebcfen Su
lnIicn mo iuirb 0err Yoier an 5rcitng,
Den 23. Otdrj al Srt ulo Stcle ben
0Ontcaft ucrge6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Yctten Mittiuo6 batten mir oas Yer.
9nilgcn, @rn. S. 8. 9ueller, BEN 5deriff
Don 6~ascona0c &c., ipel6er i'll Nmts
ongclc9cnbciten utier County 81 be,
Inbcn battc, bier in Glapton III ieDeu.
2Slr ler1tcn in ibm einen bD9lt &c:
lclIi9cn, uielicitig crfabrcuen Maml
tcnncn Enb t0unen mir uuIere beuti6en
6rcun9c nur gratuliren, eiucu iolden
Mi0nt all Der Spibe bes Widti9ltcn
3luci9c@ Der Serlualtulg i'm County 81
bobcu. ct. 2oui3 County @ddtcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Sn Der llm9c8cuo bon @munbeu iii
Sber,O D lterreid uno inl 3iIcrtgalc BON
GirOl iirO 9elualtigc 2npinenItiirSe uors
%sefommcu, Die i6refli6e Serbeerun9en
anridtetcn. 9ie dinciii6e &ropin;
Yiinpnt luuroe ipiebcr ciumdl uuu CT.
nem Gro6cben bcimgeiu6t, DEM nif]t
iueni9er als 1000 MenI6cnlcben sum
Spier 9eiaQen lem iulcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

lurb ein Serieben iuurocu lebtell
6rcitn9 Die iir 0cbler uno StOlpe be-
itimmtcn Ynfctc, iuel6e bic lebte Stunt
mcr oc3 &plfsblatt cntDielter, falidD
ooorchlrt INTO crbiclten besBalb niele
micrer 2cler i'll mnO INT StOlpe mo
Geblcr Die 3eitun9 tbeils 9ur nidt ober
mcbrcrc Gage 5u ipdt. @ir tuullcn
Oicsmut niht Die Soitocrlualtung Der
antiOortlid balteu, lon0ern 9anj nllcil
bic SduIo oicle5 &erieben5 trn9et uno
Bitten iir oiesmal unIere 9ecbrten
2Ibonnentcn I'M gefl. 3adiidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02
8tai9 31 perfaufen.

Ter btfanntr 9oIblut ptrbrrca Dtrsr
Say @oult" III tias ju sfrtduftn. ~
fsIts lit Gin prattsUlrs pferS, 10 PAM WV;
5 Sabre alt, rem hnnfsleralfr 6aret NV
400 pfunr ittper. ..-..,,
SAY 0CuIb" ipures och rem mPS, n..,
Stuaff .gismarf' 9t;suet es0tn wfnip
burG ..lSbip" unb oieie BON ,,SpreI."
Wsaru tcs Ndtrrcn t1enes mai ti9 anvs'
airtrIrn, Sputrs SeIdnc, No., rser y.
ReGfer, Strmdnn, Wp. %''i'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

0crr 9cnrp BOD, Der betnnnte 9iiz
fcrmciiter, lit nd hfi6er lleberlesuu9
bod 5u Der l%leber5cu9un9 %9efommen.
oaB es nidt gut lei, Dap Der 0tcnl6 al
lCin lit, ulo beenoete nm lebten Ntuntag
Icinc Sun99clcacn=2auIba bn llm ferners
BIN all ser Scite zines brapen @eibcs
Den Eiub bcs Hebens ;u wnnocrn.
EaIior &Ucnig, pun Der bieli9en eunn-
8C!lId)cn @cmcinbc, traute an Monta9
Nrn. god nit 6rdu 9Doia @intcr uno
luurocn Die Ntcnucrmdblten in YerlnuIe
oc5 NbenO5 pom @~clau9Ocrein 6armoz
mic ionic bon Der Ipoltcl Sano nit
clncm Stdnodsn bGebrt. Die Dcr;lid)=
lttu @lildwiini1e Der piclcu 5rcunbe
ocs GbepuorcS be9leittn bnsielbc aui
icimcr 9cmcini6aitliben @onccrIfoIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

Ibpnnirt auf bas ,6ermanncr @ulfs.
bait"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

ktuuer sebrrten naeb ptttbsr's GastOria
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-02

nu0ere SelOa1IoDlult I, - tpHiitI
@aareu llmiaB rebnen uHo inn
Die I.rei!e auf bas
@. {. M
Sic County Court SiBun9 braDte
oieie gSo6e cine uroBc 3ohl 8eIn9er
nad) u~uIerer Stobt.
gtid)t ncbr ganS IIinf Wo6en bis SEr
Stuotuubl uno nod INNER feline GAIT
oiodtcn.
Die 5amitie pes 0rr. Wttbael Sor
Dan bat iid geItern uln Elm 5D6ter6cn
permc6rt. @ratutiren.
0err Sos. &eblamen ldBt au1 lel'enl
BeIibt6um oil Der 0itl. Oritten StroBe
Elm biibihes &oGnbaus erri6tcn.
6o(acnoe 8anre crbisltcn 0elraiDs.
grlaubniBIheirc lett unicrem lcbtenSss
ridt:
Seurp BOD mno YDola &Ilter.
0cnrO &adCr mno 2lulta Stuic.
Die NtitQlichcr DER biCii9cl SEl9bt@
Of 9abor g0icmb!p iUcrOen an Otter
Ionrtuq III Der ct. Charles 0allc ciHcn
9ruBeu Snll ucrmitaltcn, Der lld) DO:
ousIidtlib circs iotlrtlhen Nclid'c*
. e"rfrcutn luir0.
Ncrr i. .. 8uI1Maml, uoH 9tco
Yirb, bcc6rtc inns lcbtcn WtoHtn9 nit eI
ncm ol9eneGmcn &cludJ. 0crr Sud
mann bcIano iid aui lciucm gScBe nnd
81. 4ouis, mpletbIt CT ciucn grpBcn
8aarcuuorroth iitr iciu GciddIt ciniH
lcgcu bcnbIi6tigt.
Der @cIan9UcrCin o@armOulc" iptrp,
luic min ucric6mGn, Ill Sdtoe mIcotr
cillcs lcilcr bclicbtcl Gonjcrtc perar
~taltcn. 9os IlciBi9c llctcn Der Sdn-
ger >rip'c p"S o't''l@ ~''''op'l'l' f''
9rHi'''' p'r'p'''''" ''''" ~'""h'''" "
Nbcn0.
w-u-u ..
~ O''''" ~""yl' ""'9
"S'el.'" ""''" 9''t''" ''"' o"'', w.,
otI' V"s''""0v W.T. y" ~ - = :"
"'n'.o"r9 0'S ~g''0 c'''' m'' %',:
O'"Vl'I''S'" ""' W. s"'' .sl
D." "'' "'''''I
'0''''''S 1T - .'7
Ser ,SoIcph gtiijug bat itllrn
HrIruuru Nphropuaral Qcltcrl pon
@oihiuotou lpicocr b~icrbcroc6rod1t uno
miro uuf Der T5utrl oc5 S1erru 2(onm
G
--
Stt norge" lVV"' IL ptl o""o''t
Dauc )faliri'oel''e A'l'0st ~eoa'Tio"''
~oerlpf'dt redt )toft Oel't1' "'' e'IO'9
'elu 5" '"ttp'"' es9''O' '"""' 't,'"
o09 ps' N't1''''' 9'ob''E3 S''9""9'"
nladt, ais DC 2geI!I'H9''e Ill e'l'em
WaStc1boN iHo flIr Gr'OnWle1e ut Der
anbltf pcr ll0 oIlH'IrCnNc' S''oer
S'e' wv oN S""I"'Io' ''''oN' '1'N"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10

After all, tha, Is really The question N
| the present canvass, and II the voters
will start with that question and "y 10
settle il Cleveland will be elected ana ine
country saved from the rich nonopolis's
who tax the necessities OF life, and by
that tax control the only market 'hs'
they allow Us 10 have.
Can It be possible that The average
American /. fool enough TO consent to pay
third more for his clothes, bis sugar,
bis salt and the lumber and Tin that make
his house merely TO raise the price OF the
articles to give an arbitrary proiii to
few monopo,isis?
That Is the one simple question and lhe
answer Is, that the citizens, who number
50 600 600, will be enslaved 10 small
minority until they are thoroughly In
formed of the facts and features OF The
aristocratic extortion known as protec-
tive tariff, which means forty or fifty per
cent. tax pocketed by the trust com
bines" and the protected manufacturers
while the representative Of that arbitrary
profit goes into the revenue already
SURPRISED to the am cunt of S15o,OOO,OOo'
How often do the people need to be
told that taxes must be for the support oil
the Government, and that anything over
that is tyrannical and as bad as.what kings
and personal powers levy on the people
whom they own by the right Of inheri-
lance.
That is the question, are we fools
enough to submit to this mons'rous out
rage of high tariff-ffty per cent on
everything the poor man wears-and
royal bounties 10 The monopoly
barons?
As for the other aspect of the Tariff
question, that also involves the question
of whether the American people are
fools or not
The American product is confined TO
protected home market, and we can
make in six months as much as the mar
ket wants in year. We cannot manu-
facture successfully for the foreign mar
ket, because We are taxed on the raw
materials and have 10 add the
tax 10 the price of our product. or
course IL the markets of the world were
open to US to buy from and TO sell to
then we would be free and our indus
tries, our capital and our labor would
not be ensavcd to the few people TO
whom the Republicans have granted
royal bounty Of monopoly in the form of a
prohibitory duty on necessary articles OF
purchase and sale.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
"THE CAMPAIGN"

We receive letters and postal caras
every day asking for the CHAMPAIGN
paper to be delivered free.
We have published small edition OF
The "CAMpAIGN" for several weeks, but
the committee has furnished no funds as
usual for the publication and what we
have done is only gratuitous service to
the party. We do not propose to beg
the committee for money and the ways
of expanding it are entirely in the hands
of the Executive Committee appointed
bv the chairman. The owners OF the
TINES have given an immense amount
of money to the party during the last
fifteen years, and they do not feel lusii-
fed in publishing political paper free
particularly rs the DAILY TIMES Is an
active Democratic paper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
pr. Nansen,. r,nIorlng EEreditIon.

News has come Of the Greenland ex-
petition under Dr. Nausen. II appears
that he and his six companions landed
on the east coast OF Greenland on tho
18th ultimo, in latitude 6j degs. 80 min
This is nearly two degrees south of the
Arctic circle. and will imply a journey
OF some 300 miles across 10 the west
coast. The two Lapianders who accom-
panied Nordenskjold IN his second unsuc-
cessful attempt to cross Greenland ln o
higher Iatitude and from the west side
managed to advance eastward some 40
miles and attained a height Of over $500
feet, whence they got view Of what APP
peared to be an endless snow field.
Should DR.. Nansen's party reach this
snow field, their chances Of success Will
be great, as they are all famous snowshoe
walkers, and have frequently crossed the
Norwegian mountains in the depth Of
winter. They could not have landed IN
Greenland at better time; for they
escape the short and thoroughly dis
agreeable sub-arctic summer What has
been described as an endless snow field Is
no doubt the water shed Of the innum-
cradle Greenland glacier streams, the
Examinations Of which form such a sirik-
ing feature Of the Greenland coast.
Should this prove to be the case, the
ultimate discovery Of 4 vast inland sea or
series Of great lakes Is not improbable
ST. James Gazette.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
.THE Duly THE HOUR"

The serene calm porvading the Viz
ginia canvass has borrowed It's sweet
restfulness from the dreamy stiffness OF
The autumn that holds all nature In a
trance and leaves the lazy hours to be en-
joyed in the spirit of that pretty fairy;
"Wbo. whether she be several seore or
twenty,
Still. we find her taking her dolce far niente."
And 80 we find people even in this
driving world of ours that lie basking
In the autumn sun, and forget ambition,
patriotism, and even the sacred
claims of office seekers. yea
verify, there be sinners who
even forget to pay their subscription to
the TINES and thus omit the daily con-
Alteration of their souls salvation.
Out upon them Wake up, you snoo'
gers, and go TO the Exposition, slide on
,he "toboggan," view the dog show, yell
with the Indians and prance with the
fox hunters. Whoop up the flying horses
and goats and don't NOPE any longer
Above all things, subscribe to the TINES
and then send your advertisement In or
YOU will as certainly get left as that man
who asked what time the 8 o'clock train
left, thinking that it would always be
l.to
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10

The MormOns, being corraled 10y the
Federal law against polygamy, are NOV
ing on chihuahua, Mexico, with a view
to missionary work in that sunny land
but by the time they get established in
Chihuahua the United States will have
it, and, behold the polygamous old
goats will have to migrate again, until
finally they get down TO the Isihmus
where the chimpanzee and ring-tail mon
key gyrate with Darwinian glee to tie
music of the wild, snoriiDg mimphoo
and whangdoodle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10

We feel complimented that a Republi'
can club should send for the TINES for
though In the land of Shari Gary It Is
the custom TO ca, the missionary him and
his hym book too. still We trust the mis-
sionary going free to Timbuctoo.
By the time that Republican club
studies the TIMES for two weeks they
will begin to see the wickedness OF 'heiI
ways and we look to see them change
,he side show of Boss Mahone's "boozing
kin" into regular Democratic Sunday
school
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Or. Alice Vickery, Of England, alleges
that France must be the happiost country
in Europe. She says that while the sur-
plus in women in Great Britain and Ger
many amounts to nearly thcc-quarters
Of a million and one million respectively,
France in 1881 had a surplus Of only
%, 600 women, and marriages are more
prevalent i'm proportion 10 the population
i'm France than elsewhere She also al
leges that France has the smallest proper
ton Of Legitimate births. From ls2j
to 1867 the percentage of an %. climate
births was 10 in France. So IN Prussia
10 in Sweden, II in Austria and - IN
Bavaria. France las the lowest birth
rate Of all European countries. 1913 to
1000, against Il ior Great Britain and
3s for Germany. The average number
Of children in French family is low
60. against 4G IN England and Wales,
5.2j in Scotland and 81 in Ireland.
Germany has nearly 20 q family
France has q greater proportion of
grown up persons than any other nation
in Europe, tine number of per-0us in cach
10000 between the ages Of II and co
being, in France 5.ai3: ia Holland,
1864; in Sweden 1854; IN Great Britain
4. 732; IN the United States, 4,39G.
France has the highest average ages II
the living, 3i.0G years, against Holland,
. 70; Sweden. 27GG; Great Britain
9C.j. the United States. 231 In France,
out Of every 100 deaths, those OF persons
over the age Of 60 are 80, in Swi'zer-
land, "a; England. 90. Belgium, 2si
WWtemburg. u; rry ssA, 10; Austria,
f1-NaW Nlrk Sun.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECToks'
At Large,
RICHARD r. BRIRNE of Hanover.
JOHN T. HARRJ;ro Of Rockingham.
First District,
T.R.B. WRIGHT of Essex.
Second District,
O. GARDINER TYLEK of Charles City,
Third District,
MAXWELL Elicit OF Richmond city
Fourth District,
0tLIJAM r. MCKINNEY Of Petersburg
Fifth District,
H.G. PETERS Of Henry.
Sixth District,
w. W. BERRY of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MIcAJAH WooDs of Albemarle.
Eighth District,
E.E. MEREDITH Of Prince William.
Ninth District,
JAMES W. MARSHALL o. Craig.
Tenth District,
RIB. PooRE OF Appomattox.
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Editor tie Times

Editor tie Times
As a constant reader | desire TO say
that my breakfast is not complete with
out the TIMES, and when | leave ii to the
family and go to the office | feel that the
domestic felicity is safe. On Sunday
mornings l find the TINES especially en-
tertainng and read it all the forenoon
A CONSTANT READER.
OF course that is one of the daily com
pliments we receive, but, barring compli-
ment, we must say to this ribald sinner
that If he will study lie wise words OF The
TINES he will go to church on Sunday
Just as all the editors of the TINES do
The Sunday TINES is printed on Satur-
day night and the Monday TINES is
printed on Monday morning.
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Becoming a Common Affection.

Tobacco blindness, it is said, is becom-
ing a common affliction. At present there
are several persons under treatment for
it at one London hospital. 1t first takes
the form Of color blindness, the sufferers,
who have smoked themselves into this
condition, being quito unable to distin-
guish the color Of piece Of red cloth
held up before them. Sometimes the
victim loses his eyesight altogether To-
bacco, being a narcotic, naturally be-
numbs the nerves. When the nerves are
thus benumbed people do not see as dis
tinctly, and this Effectiveness OF vision
tends to increase and become permanent.
Boston Budget.
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The ExiIed Oneen Of Naples.

Marie, the exiled queen Of Naples,
lives the year round in Paris, in hired
apartments on a third floor, for which
she pays ~. 200 year rent. The house
is retired and questionable, and the
rooms are furnished with almost meager
simplicity. This recluse like life is fol-
lowed by the queens own desire, to
which her husband readily accedes. She
feels that she is an outcast from her for
mer estate, and therefore is determined
TO live like an outcast. "If," she once
remarked, ~ remain at the bottom Of
the ladder, l shall at least have no fear
Of falling farther. If cherish no hopes
shall suffer no dSappointments. If /
set my heart on nothing l shall not he
bereayed. | went to Naples a queen,
and in year / left it an exile. Ny
rooms in the palace there were scarcely
put in order for me when l was driven
out by the revolution. Then we went to
Rome. My husband owned a palace
there, and we made it our home. What
thenl In few years Victor Emmanuel
drove us out OF it. We fled to England
and then to France. We were about 10
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make a permanent home and devote our
selves to each other and to our only child,
when that child died. Has not misfor-
tune pressed us cruellyl Doubtless, If
we were to purchase house and seek 20
make a permanent home it would be
taken from Us. If we were TO make
friends we would lose them. No, we are
exles and wanderers. and such wo must
ever remain. Boston transcript.