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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-18
Sometimes the Big DnI Dodge Tails.

The other day, as one of the conductors ON
a Worcester street car was taking his fares, q
man sitting in one corner OF the car compla-
Gently handed out a so bill. Il was an old
game: one that is often tried. The eonduc-
tors are usually ready for such things, but
this time change was short and the man OF
the patent register had just rung in a fare on
himself when a drummer, standing on the
rear platform, said: II guess ! can break
that $50 for you" The face Of the big bill
man fell in a moment as the drummer handed
over a lot Of small bills TO the conductor.
His meanness was useless. lie bad 10 pay his
fare.
That's a slim game" said the drummer to
another passenger, shortly afterward. II
never see 1t tried but | want TO break it up,
if possible. a short time ago | was riding
on the cars, near Bridgeport, Conn, when l
cav the conductor come up 10 O man who sat
in front of me for his fare. The fellow
handed him a 500 bill. His fare was thirty
six cents. The conductor was al Old friend
of mine. He camo along to me AID said:
Il guess I'm stuck, Frank Perhaps / can
help you out | answered. 1 happened to
have with me l31 silver dollars, and | counted
out 100. If you ever saw a pleased man II
was that conductor. He went bac., TO the
sharper, gave him sixty-four cents change,
and then gave him ninety-nine cartwheels.
The fellow swore and threatened, argued and
pleaded; it was no use. The conductc. had
his fare and he had his change. It's a mean
trick, and nothing pleases me better thar to
see it fooled. Boston Herald.
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RICHMOND, Va, January II.
Oar tobacco market exhibited again
to-day a strong tone, and while there was
no special demonstration on the Ex-
change, YET the aggregate business was
large. Private trading has been for a
week or more on a larger scale than even
many of those on the Exchange had ex-
pected. At the warehouses a large
amount of sampling has been going on
to day, showing increased activity in our
market. Sales of loose showed the high
est prices of the season to-day; l6t was
paid for dark Hanover county leaf, while
the average at one of the warehouses
was 1856 per hundred. West Virginia
brights sold we'll at auction, though the
total offerings were not 40 packages.
The highest for wrappers was AZ cents.
Bidding was spirited, and not confined 10
any particular class of buyers.
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Amounting q TiInc.

Creditor-When shall Icall for thc amount
of my bill, Mr.. SMITH
Debtor-Oh, at any time. What day will
best suit your convenience .
Creditor-Well, / have less to do Oh Thurs
days than any other day Of tho week.
Debtor-Very well. Then you may cali
for the amount every Thursday view York
Sun.
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Grain and Cotton Exchang

NIHIH HHU VUttUH LStH"HHos
RICHMOND, Va, January Il.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat.-l,0 900 bushels.
Corn.-76S bushels.
Oats.-J0 bushels.
Peas.-60 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-Longberry, 1000 bushels on pm
yate terms.
Corn.-White, 1853 bushels on private terms,
IS bushels prime at 60c Ia bushels very
good at $50. Mixed. 50 bushels very good
at 5sc. Total sales OF corn 15o bushels.
Blackeye Peas.-O bushels at 95c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
Qnofations -Middling, loo low md
ding. 9sc.: good ordinary, S g-lGc.
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SEQ the Little Gem

of a drug store, the Park-Place Pharms-
cy, Stokes building, corner Belvidere and
Main streets, where you can find cigars. ciga-
rettes, tobacco. tne extracts colognes, toilet
soaps, mineral waters of all kinds, hair brushes,
tosth brushes, combs. etc. etc. Physicians
prescriptions u speciality. Writing paper, pens,
pencils, postage stamps, and postal cards
Don't fall 10 call.
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The Full Programme.

Omaha Mamma-Nercy on me. What
does all this racket mean Oh Sunday. And
you've got all your dolls out, too.
Little Dot-You said we might play church.
"Do you call all this gable and laughter
churchf'
mo, mamma; church is just over and the
folks is goin' home. n-Omaha World.
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Persons suffering with asthma, bron-
chitis, or catarrh, should use the STAN
dard Carbolic Smoke Ball" Cure guar
anteed or money refunded. Office l2O
North Eighth street.
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A Bachelor,s Christmas.

First Bachelor-Did you have a happy
Christmas.
Second Bachelor-You bet | did. One of
my shirts came back from the laundry with
all the buttons Of. Omaha World.
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An Embryo Tariff Reformer.

Little Clifton went to bed one night with "a
new flannel night dress on. By and by he
became restless. Mamma" he cried, II
don't like the sheep on this night gown
Boston Globe.
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A Holiday Threnody.

The song that the snowbirds sing just al
present is:
A little boy, Il pair Of skates,
A hole In the Ice and golden gates.
-Pittsburg Commercial.
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Carriages and BuGgies:
A. GRASBERGE R, HiS T.. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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Contractors and Builders:
A. c. HOUSTON. sd T.. Main street.
JOSEPH +. WINGFiELD. corner OF laureI
and Broad streets.
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Druggist.

Druggists:
J. W. FkAYSER. l54S e. Main street. 1U-.
sale and retail. Proprietor OF Fuysvi'a uiI.
iual Nerve aud Bone Liniment.
f.. +. REEVE, U2 East Marshall, D, 900
Duyal * Norton's Horse Tonic. Poliork- lh..
pepsia remedy. Sc.
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Diaries:

AlRFIELD DAIRY formerly Westhaml az
n. Seventh street. and ll6 f.. Main street
Fresh milk. cream, butter. butter nils, ami
cheese.
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Canvas Goods;
JOHN j. GERING, corner OF Fourteenth ans
Main streets. Tents, awnings, bags, horse and
wagon covers.
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Carboiic Smoke Ball Company.

Office, 40 Mo- tn Eighth street. Richmond.
Va. Catarrh cured or money rctunief
Free test. ONCE hours Gam, pm.
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Country Produce

COuntfy
Il. WALLERSTINE X CO, II AMI y 5. FL
tcenth street. Potatoes, butter, be-. 10
bage, &c.
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DyeIne Estahllshment.

RFFFHb TEFHHFTEWEHFHF
Mrs. \. }. PYLE. 3l5 y. Fifth street. &. 3d..
cleaning, securing, ana carpet Ciplf H
Manufactures OF the Acme RenOyutOi.
Mrs. h. BANNISTEk, sl6 l.. Broad
Lace curtains a speciality.
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ROOta and Shneas

butchers;
WALTER T.. BRAUEk. stat No. l.. Figi
Market. Smoked bect-tOngucs a specially.
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Cnrnenters and Rnilder-,

WILLIAM q. FULLER. ITO l.. Cary street
Special attention TO repairing.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. n. Al
proprietor, IL \. Twelfth street. whfl..
and retail.
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Be it remembered thaton he - day H. January, ls. at the city aforesaid, before e X
II Seger, a notary public resident in eadc cry, July commissioned and qualified by the
executive authority and uu6rt the laws fthe Ia of Virgins, TO take acknowledgement
Of deeds etc., to be used on recorded therein. personally appeared HERBERT A. CLAI
SOCIETY o n VIRGINIA. wo tsng duly sworn depoSs ind say and each for himself saw
that they are 1.-The aooved described ohcers OF the HdS Company, and atth foregoing Is a
true and co. rect Statement of heactuai CONDITION of said organization on uhela std day lit
fsml yea. to- witt the 1t day OF December 1887. according to 1.-THE best Of ur Information
knowledge. and belief respectively.
In testimony whereof have reunto set ny hand IN the - day Of January, 1885.
lsIGNEDJ H. NJ sTEGER, N. p.
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DIRE(TIORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.
1he Directory 6eloo Of reliable and ooos
naness houses, g1ring their bcaton ana
business, rtA be found Gerry useful as a so,yr,
preference for Information reldnrs 80
md AL the different branches Of budnes.
Analytical CbemIs,
Or. HENRY F~ROELfNG, Ts. Twelfth AIR..
chemist to Chesapeake aud Ohio ana ID
mond and Allegheny railroads. Special a..
tcntion TO ores and mineral waters.
Architects:
VI. j. DlHMOCk, llO3 T.. Main stree
respondence solicited. "
BARRIERS:
WILLIAM III. GARDNER. $40 =.
street. halr cutting, dycpg. shawl
Bakers.
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. n. Al
proprietor, IL 5. Twelfth street. whnl.,
Boots md Shoes.
J. I. TEASDALE. 1913 T.. Main street. y
$50 aEi IS mems and a. aud tg.r laics'
shoes.
Butchers:
WALTER +. BRAUER. stall No. Il. Finl
Market. Smoked -bect-tOngucs a spccialtY.
Candy Manufacturer
OLIVER b.. DYER. 6li T.. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail. Sole sgcnt for The
Cherokee Cough Drops.
Canvas Goods;
JOHN j. GERING, corner OF Fourteenth ans
Main sfreefa. TonIa AWNINGS. hAgH- horn nnA
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or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES

WILLIAM III. GARDNER. $40 =.
street. Hair cutting, dycOg. shaw
shampooing.
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Tobacco Market.

ding, 9lc.; good ordinary, s9-l6c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-21
ELKO TOWNSHIP.
REDEMPTION OF ELK0 COUNTY.
'~'''i'd JAIL BONDS. 'Ddo

t~'.
THERE BEING THE SUM OF $2,s77 SO IN
i the Jail Redemption Fund OF the County
of Elko, notice IL hereby given that in Accord,
ance with an Act entitled ''Ar Act to Authorize
the County of Elko TO contract debt, and ds-
Sue bonds for the construction of County
g. JAil,G approved March 81 1870, seaied proposals.
= Will be received by me at my Office in Elko,
Nevada, up to six o'clock p. NJ on the eth day
of February, 1883, for tho redemption of bonds
issued ~ ptfssiphce Of s1idqaw, sMsiiCa1, sstdr
proposals wli1 50 opened l. BY BY Inc III an srid
.'AtoWnSoh Eflb, ut my Office, on the ON DAY OF,
February, 1888. All proposals must be sealed
and endorsed, Proposals for the redemption
of Elko County Jail Bonds," and must be Ac-
oompanisd with the bonds proposed ito be suE-
rendered togethcs kith an therl teApsctire
coupons not yet due.
II - willrbe -enteftained That ,doesg not,
'" strictly comply with tdeSe insttuotiohsF ~
Q. W. HULL, County Treasurer.
kiko' Nevada january. 1883. or,
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E 'NOTIOE, TO sJUsTACEA AND
! sy&-ij C.CONsTARLES, i MD,

TNHE ABOVE NAMED TOWNSHIPS soFF1u.l
l. ers OF Elko county Will please take notice
phat hsy must comply sa3 tliTssctipna $50 or
thc eenerf StstnteS Of esSdk without f,fl
ther notice. Report all fees, civil as well AZ
criminal A9yst whom ybaSe pSSs s6s Ayts a
their cohimsnd please SO fnfofh me sshd &
a, 4sssll. fltnish She sa@esA M
=" g. p. wtsEMAN,
Clerk.
Klko, Nevada, Jan, 7, 1888.
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COUNTY % PRINTING,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT -BTDs
" are now open for the printing Of EIk.
County for the term of one yeur cornmtncln,
y Fefrihary ~ 1888, p6endlng February. 1, 1852
Baid'printiug to include ever ytliins paid TO-
out of County Funds, publi5hingsof Proceed.
ines Of Board of Commissioners. printing tax
list, Advertising, official blanks single, ,lo,to
heads, etc., Bids must bc fled in my ofic,
before the 9th day Of February, 1883.
~ 10 C!B. wEsEMkNy7YA . : 10
. .s Ex-ofiqio Clerk Of Board OF County
Commissioners In aud for the couu.
ty of Elko
Elko, New, Jan. Q, 1883.
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REDEMPTION OF ELKO COUNTY
'".''h 70. BONDS. .. r. ."

Il HERE BEING THE SUM OF $2,5S3 80 IN
i the Sinking Fund OF the County OF Elko,
notice IL hereby given thatia accordance with
an Act of the Legislature Of the s.ate of NevA-
dn,:entitled can Act to refund portion of the
bondsd debt of Elko County" approved Jan.
,psry Gina l8SiS sealed proposals .SilIa bo re-!
!cdved by msetmy office in Elko, 5Eev6ia. up
to six O'Clock p. NJ. on'the 9th day Of February,
1898, for the redemption Of bonds issued in
pursuance of said law, which said proposals
will be opened by me In the said town Of Elko,
on the 9th day of'FeBruary,' 1888 All i,ropos.
ais must be sealed and endorsed, '"Probos
for the redemption Of Eiko County Bonds, and
must be accompanied By the bonds proposed to
besnrrendcred, be together with all OF tnoIr re.
spcctivc coupons net yet due. 90 'r" .
{. No bid will be entertained that does moi
strictly comply with these Instructions. q,
~ ,i, Gru Q.W. HULL, County Treasurer.
Elko, Nevada, January o, 1888. ... =
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The Care Of the Eyes.

At the sanitary convention held At Ann
Arbor. Mich, not long ago, DR.. G. J.
Lundy. of Detroit, read a paper on "Hy-
gene in Relation 10 the Eye which
should have the widest circulation, eSpe-
cially amOug teachers and school officers.
A fruitful source Of eye troubles is shown
10 be the excessive strain upon the mus
cles and nerves OF the eyes due to faulty
educational methods, the i'll planned and
insufficient lighting of schoolrooms, poor
ink and fine print in school books, and
other causes which education might cor
rect.
In conclusion, DIR. Lundy lays down the
following rules for the better care OF the
eyes:
l. Avoid reading and study by poor
light
2. Light should come from the side,
and not from the back or from the front.
g. Do not read or study while suffering
great bodily fatigue or during recovery
from Illness.
A. Do not read while lying down.
8. Do not use the eyes too long at
time for near work, but give them oc-
casional periods OF rest.
g. Reading and studying should be
done Systematically.
T. During study avoid the STOPPING posi-
ton. or whatever tends to produce con-
gestion Of the head and face.
s. Select well printed books.
0. Correct errors OF refraction with
proper glasses.
10 Avoid bad hygienic conditions and
the use OF alcohol and tobacco.
H. Take sufficient exercise In the open
air
70 Let the physical keep pace with the
mental culture, for asthenopa is most
usually observed IN those who are lacking
in physical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ican
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are OF an old and obsolete pattern. and
cannot furnish a good article Of gas
cheaply and according to modern methods
BY the present process here, coal gas
cannot be made and delivered at the
holder for less than nifty cents, and IL
will require an outlay Of 100000 to re.
model the present works so as to COM
pete proftably with the incandescent
lights. Besides this, every city corpora
tion Is necessarily more or less OF poll.
tical machine, and this always involves a
certain expense which Is useless, but
which IL winked at for political reasons.
These are. then. the main points 10 be
considered in the discussion Of the ques-
ton whether ii IL advisable for the Gas
Works to he leased or whether il will be
better for the city to retain control OF
them. As stated at the outset, nothing
has been decided Oh a. vet, and If ii II,
after careful investigation, agreed upon
that ii will be better for the city to make
an outlay of 100000 to improve the
works so as to be In position to profitably
compete with electricity, and at the same
time undergo the extra expense en'ailed
for political reasons, it will be done
otherwise the lease will be consummated'
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Accidents Travelling in Tripiets.

There are plums in all well regulated
puddngs, and in this great aggregation Of
human pudding, this human nature Of to-
day, there are some curious plums Of fact
and fancy. one of which is the extraordi-
nary tendency OF curios to travel in trip
lets. So generally recognized is this that
II some terrible accident occurs people
eagerly look for following two in the
same line II is common remark, "Such
and such thing has happened" Well,
there must he two more, and when the
second comes sigh Of comparative relief
is given, with an absolute letting down Of
perfect contentment, satisfaction and as
surance OF perfect safety after q record Of
the third Joe Howard in Boston Globe.
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EFT Tt BRUTE.

We publish this morning circular let
ter from Hon. John s. Wise TO his con.
stituen,s explaining the cause of his recent
breaking loose from the leading strings
OF his chief, and giving his reasons for
his apostacy from his own avowed doc
.rine, Lead on, Master; ! will follow
thee" In reading this letter carefully,
however, it is hard to determine whether
Mr.. Wise is playing the part OF Hamlet
or of Brutus. He evidently feels that he
must be cruel to be kind" as Hamlet
did but he also intima,es that while he
loves Caesar, he is forced to join with
Cassius (Cameron), Casca BRADY and
the rest, to stab his too ambitious friend.
The letter reads very much like Bru'us'
wall over the dead dictator as Cesar
loved me, l weep for him; as he was
fortunate, rejoice at it az he was val
liant, honor him but as he was ambi-
fious, ! slew him. There is tears for his
love; Joy for his fortune; honor for his
valor, and death for his ambition"
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Dir. Dorsheimer may be dead, but the
Star still lives Here Is one of the cinch.
ers it proposes What are you going TO
do with this case, Brothers Hatton and
Porter of the Press' Here are three
children in Deadwood, Oak, growing
white wool on their heads instead OF
hair. Are you going TO protect their in
FAINT industry by maintaining the present
tariff on this product, OF do you believe
it better for the country to drive them to
dime museum by placing their raw wool
on the free list ; An early answer in a
Tariff Talk will oblige."
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He Bodges Taxes Later On.

Human nature is queer thing" re-
marked philosopher to the Expression
ist when young fellow gets few
dollars together and buys suburban lot
on a contract he begins to puff and swell
and boast about us taxpayers and my
real estate, to make folks think he is
rich. Forty years from now, when he
owns four solid blocks in the center Of the
city, he will cover up bis resources, ignore
his possessions, talk about hard times
aud express solicitude as to the condition
Of the almshouse to make folks think he
Is poor. "-BufTalo Express.
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TIE LEASE OF TIE GAS WORKS.

The Mayor has approved the ordinance
recently passed by the Council to adver-
tise for bids for the lease of the Gas
Works, and the advertising will accord
ingly be done. This, however, does rot,
by any means, imply that the lease Is q
foregone conclusion, To the contrary.
more than one member of the City Coun.
Gil who voted for the ordinance have told
us that they do not believe the works
will be leased, but that the main object In
asking for bids is to find out upon what
terms and conditions private parties may
be willing to assume the responsibility of
providing gas consumers with cheaper
and better article OF gas than the city has
been able TO DO. When the bids are all
in, have been duly considered, and the
whole matter thoroughly sifted, then the
Council will be ia condition 10 under
stand exactly what will be better for the
interests OF the people, both as gas con-
sumers and as taxpayers.
One Of the most conservative members
Of the Board Of Aldermen, with whom
this question was discussed, said that be
was not ready to vote for a lease, but
that he was decidedly Of opinion that
something should be done In the way of
radical changes In the present system Of
gas manufacture by the city. The works
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The report has gone abroad that the
Virginia Electric Light and Power Com
pany are interested in the proposed lease
of the City Gas Works. We can deny
this. The Electric Company have con-
tracts now for $500 lights, and expect to
have 5000 burning by tie first of June.
They have as much as they can attend
10, and If the city leases the Gas Works
II will not be to them. This statement Is
made by official authority.
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Rev. Dr.. McGlynn has been eDthusi'

Rev. Dr. McGlynn has been eDthusi'
astcally re. elected president of the Anti
Poverty Society and in acknowledging the
compliment he tore all Trusts, Combines
and Monopoles in the world, with the
exception of the protective tariff, into
smithereens. Most certainly, If the rev.
erend doctor can abolish poverty, he
will do work which will entitle him TO
be elected President of the United States,
or to receive any other honor he may
ask. But 1t looks very mnch as if there
was an irrepressible conflict between him
and Christ, who distinctly said "The
poor you have always with you"
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Covering the Continent.

The New York World, with its special
telephone wires, helped the railroads out
during the late blizzard. In fact. the
World beat the blizzard, If rivalry Is pos
sible between such powerful elements.
Both the evening and morning editions
OF the World have this side Of the con.
tinent so well in hand that both West
ern billiards aud Maine bank robbers
have been stripped Of their terrors, and
people, rain or shine, are blessed In many
ways with-good newspapers.-At9antN
IN y Time.
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The New York World makes a palpable
hit when it says that the woman in Jay
Gould's case is IAN unpopular lady in
speculative circles, and her name is Jus
tice'" Still if greenhorns are fools
enough to bet against so experienced and
keen gambler "a Gould, they must ex-
pect to be fleeced In business he resem-
bles Richard III. He has neither pity,
love, nor fear
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What does the dyspeptic Dana of the
New York San mean by this fling at the
valiant oystermen of the Chesapeake ;
" The oyster war is merriiy going On in
the Chesapeake, and the oyster navy Is
making captures and reputation. The
war correspondents describe the screams
of the shells as being termagantly shrill
and terrific"
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Remedy for Seasickness.

A genuine Maine Yankee has been doing
a thriving business ut Eastport selling ID
steamboat passengers q sure preventive to
seasickness for five cents package. The
remedy is simply nice, bright, clean strip,
OF dried cod fish, and is well worth the
money for the purpose for which 1t Is sold
New York Sun.
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During the controversy between Messrs.

During the controversy between Messrs.
Malone and Wise as TO who shall have
the honor of leading the forlorn hope Of
Radicalism in Old Virginia, and who
shall bury the other, all good Democrats
can look complacently on. 1t is very
pretty quarrel as 1t stands, and whether
Malone kill Wise, or Wise do Kill
Malone, or they each do kill the other,
every way makes Virginia's gain.
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Trannp Xersua Scientist.

A profound scientist Of the Nineteenth
century, living in Boston, had smoking
chimney in his house. After he had
spent $500 for various devices to cure It,
Q ragged tramp came along and suggested
that he build 1t six inches higher, which
was done aud the evil eradicated.
trott Free Press.
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