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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

i mlu who IatroLles ready made cloth
inr stor. i1r BIS clothes cannot bee too careful
about removing tne numerous tags which
ad0u The stock piled Ola tAa counters. This
varulnr is ret given without reason. It is
suggested bg the experience Of olo james
Hitchcock. Ule underwent a tearlgi ordeal
IN this direction. He talls 10 "a himself TOO
Years ago when Professor MARITIME ran the
hotel at riverside ami WAS attempting to rc-
yiyo It's popularity by Lypodermic injections
OF Saturday NIGHT hops. Mr. Hitchcock vas
invited f0 participate m one of tlc-e social
rerels Hs wardrobe was complete with tho
exception OF white ye-t-thon on rcgle
Well. he went GOA retail house AMI purchased
the desired Ht.fe uaI-tcOgf. ilo took 10 home
AMI pluckoi oT all the various tag-that Is.
be thought hodI IT, attended tho plrtr
With his wife, aud all went wel until b.
mingled u the excitement II the aucers
Then la throw open bis Prince Albert and
lent LIm~f 20 tAo abandoa of tho dance
Wmie hc vas Iandns about at tne direction
0f I'D. caller Boz noticed that several people in
thosat bc-lu t0 miellr bat Dee paid uo at
tolton Oh fac mcrrmelt Whom the caller
analy cried. "All waltz-soat, ho disposed
of hr partner and his wife grabbed bin al
once Sac cook hln aside and pointed ont
the cause of the molrimoat Boo bis sat II wa
sewcd on tl TIC vest just ahlft fh0 watei
pocket It was % brilliant pus c4fdboarl
aUl itroal. "Sl1rt and far, g, inches Mr
uitchrack alI tlr r.fal clothing s,la.man
1lO sold l.u tls ui'ta yet tlyo never sinco
spoken as tley haro pi-aod by.-Chicaso
IIo...ll
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Rrs0lr,d. That the thanks Of the senate ara
due. ana are hereby rendered 10 John }. IN
rHl - urr. l.nf pJD fmppIe e the senate, ioi
fla uniformly hhio. courteous tnu impartial
ia1uurr u which Doe ha, presided over ii' uc
lNUrflNfs g.
two Sruafof<Nas appointed f0 jnina Ike com
fnitf.r n1 ths paff so She House Go notify tue
President fnut hufu houses Oi Congress ndh
nuishcd thcic business aud was ready 10 al
senator's sherman ami salisbury were ap.
Soona'tcr so'ciDck the senate having cd
,0urutI .iar alta. and the senate OF the Fifty
nr-f C0nrre.. having been called 10 order 10
extraordinary session by Vice President Nor
fnu. an al laufumcnt was bad t0 the platform
y here fhe inaugural ceremouy was 20 take
plHre .
The House met at 10 O'Clock. Confusion
reiqf.I supreme upon fle floor during the
closing two "a urs Df the season. pYn the
floor sas perfect tanoi OF tongues
Memtcss i9unf aronni on re
.0faa. d.. tired in their seats, with
their feet hllhcr than then beads. a.
sen. l.l in knot, i1 fuc uislfs ana struttei
Ih.uftL floor. Smoke rs thick n, a London
l.g hung a- "a Ul|l over the desk. Aud ihi Oush
10 thc heads Ol mcmuefs emcftcl,
i mott "a t0 take recess bad been oreerri
af ID u c.fct. aud ever and anon fhr teller
voice .4a- heard announcing one more iu tfc
affirmative. ono more 40 the neg tive Tue
mutilu wa, made To consume time and Il had
Tn. sual committee to wait ON tho prcsi-
dent was appointed. aud while the commute
Wd~ trf forming IS DUTY the President sthl iH
70 lOt OF i4ils apr we'd, which we've real iu "a
husky voice ~ the clerk. who hls grown
weak hy the constant roll calls during the
Do 20 tCW days 4 Oic- s heard asking uninl-
nous consent t0 take mp come Dhl.
and a V0llrv Of noes indicative
fa... fT.I D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Colors have considerable influence ca tl'
the physical nature both OF plant and AMI
mails Sundry diseases grow better on worse
according To- the color Of the apartments &C.
cnpieI by the patients. Violet. among others,
Is said to have very beneficial effect Oh tie
health. Recent experiments made by Swiss
doctor havo shown that lunatics may 10
treated By colors. The doctor placed one q
his patients who was suffering from melan-
cholia and refused 10 eat IN wei lighted
room papered with red in three hours tie
man was quite lively and ate with ayility.
Another time he locked q raving maniac In =
blue chaml.r. who within lew hours b.
came quite calm after all other methods had
failed New York Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A STEAM ENGINE. SAW MILL AND FIX
lures.
THREE IOG CARTS AND ONE LOG
WAGON

Bg ylrtueOl a deed OF trust executed 20 M.
ana 0l record .u tile clerks Office OF the
county Court of kluz william county, On u.
B 4. o. 3s.. and also recorded IN the County
Court COZ King "a Hl queen on the 1lth hay or
Nov, mber. l-s-. ana being thereto required
los the beuehelary Ia the SAID deed, viii offer
Tor sale AT public auction. on the lands of Mrs.
May reshaul. al MaAtapiAc. KING and Queen
county. on
WEDNESDAY. N,RcH i3. 1879. At p. NJ.
one good steam engine. boiler and hxtures,
o. me- saw mill ana nNfufos, inc4u1ifg belts, &c.
one iOg wagon ana three log Caris.
IrRMs ,ash enough % pay tho expenses or
sale aud 90 pay the amount due under the said
deed 20 Wit. SzrD.tl. with interest thereon
from the e,i iay uf August. l---. until day Of
sale and the -lur ufon the following
terms Of credit; egfi.1Uto 90 b. paid on the e,i
August. lss4 s2.l li 0n the ~ August. lsyi.
syllgl 0n the -.i August. 1871. sud ss,> n op
the xsd August. l.s. ana the residue upon
GEORGE =. HAM.
mh1N'O Trustee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

In this c0urt Yesterday ne following
suits were instituted
Cotton Brothers against Buck x lloil'
open account S1os9j. -,
Grof Morsehach q Co against David
T. Prosser omen account, Sll3.%o.
One Judgment was made By the court
r. wa- tbe suit of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia against Peter y Burger and
Lewis Hun. two of the sureties OF II. h
Rurger laie treasurer of Botetourt
couutv. for 81. .l6J y6
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

TIE bronco lsa ellor al4rokcn horse.
have l.n mI by old D.nomaus that
bronco is Spanish Do... meaning "lldf
AMI that oas always said bronco horse wAer
.ncatinr 90 ubl0.. ...n horses yla, ago; but
uow. wien one ,nvs ae birding or driving q
bronco. lt is understood taat ha means % Mid
0r oaly partly broken horse. As saddle
animal Dee bronco often causes more excite
ment than dog Gg-t would. ID bee is a lad
"bu, ker' lo L,elmcs an Internal machine,
male w.lA ball il.s a-I gt-Cl springs run
D. clecfl city, lie draw lM.cA Up SD .hat
le looks iiko "a bamboo easel with o saddle ex-
tension. and tuon spreads himself like a
plumber 70 @ 1.i-.a-g r-t .g.us place. lie
crac,. re $50. t.rl landscape aa A-s been
rcmal-., ly tourists. aD sisa- enough, but
lis 'wo.a.ll4i uogreQl well, be
dcesn always base 30 wi,h hun. sull, if a
bronco ral- aras aiil % .lliis on, and bucks
aaf rGl. ut.i t,e .a.... b. worked tack on
toAs lara. .o U.y loo. 81 picturesque
cs woin.l lu.f..-is llulg alter car
Montana l.. l.lo.. .rl' Pres
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EnEEIGN NENS.
strong Hevuision OF Feeling In Favor Of
parnell


parnelI
ro~na,. March 1.-The re,ulsion of
,ol,t.,si f1ei.np I'm favor OF Mr. Parnell
+, ,;o,, of tIe .oilan.e of ihe case of fhe
y.... f. eri3enrrd hv tle fact that
- movement f. ON fool to elect the Irish
leader au honorary life member OF the
National Federal Diub
n understood flat The rr0,oa. la.
t.e, rec.freJ favorallc bv tbe meme
Lors If tb4 oroauilafion and the e.ec-
liam of M Pamcl is contingent only
mon bi. willinrne-. to accept the honor
rar pi-roslrroN or rieorf'- EFFEcrs.
lava. ..,o,., of di.notche. bavn
..o...'i he.,,e.~' ,i,e ,overnmcnf and fhe
p,a.t ,n,l@ ''' ~, V.Jri4 ronrerni,o
~ ''''lH l... .,,-. ~ 1...,.'. oI..,. TLo
D. .'I '''.'' ,,. w. . 49, 49, l.an orlo,e5
l'.o'il''' l'"fi.' .''' .ao;-I ,' .iot.",;~l
..... e. ,f..i..l and ,I,,i ,,iil d.. nnt I'm
noT l wi , ~. anu , pr5.ll s,r G'- eo,ori..;on
=, n, '',r,' ,r,,,r..ia,. ''
,,,',,,,.,, ,.,,... ,,,- r,f,. ,-,f-.~p,r
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

NEW York, March 4-Flour dull and
weak Southern unchanged. Wheat
spot, sales, No. l red, Sl05QS101 Corn
closed trm spot sales, No ? mixed, 4Sfc.
Oats closed unchanged; spot sales, No. !
white. 3sc Pork dull; new mess, sl2 90
aSl27j. Lard strong May, S12O Su.
gar dull, refined steady; cut-loaf and
crushed, Sc cubes, 7sc.; powdered, tic.
Coffee steady; fair Rio, lssc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

MAYNARD MAS, March 4-The her
nclling mill. a wooden structure contain
ing twenty barrels. or about thirty tons
of powder at the works OF the American
Powder Mills. 40 Acton was blown up
shortly after s A VI. to-day ot the
fftv employees of the concern the only
one killed was Douglas II. Livingston
lie was blown io atoms and shFeds OF
his BODY were scattered in every direc'
ff.r
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
WEST VIRGINIA RICH
The Only state in the Union that IIas
Three Governors.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. March r.
Nathan COL Republican, and President
X. ;. Carr, of the State Senate Union
Labor. took the oath of office Of Cover
nor Of this State at noon and made q
formal demand upon Governor Wilson
10 yacate. but that gentleman refused,
and referred the TWO gentlemen 10
the courts 70 decide who shall hold Of
fee pending the contest between Coil
and Fleming factions The outcome is
auxiously looked forward to. Every
thing passed off peacefully and no
trouble is anticipated
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Jones-Soo here. Smith, here Is that Old
EGYPTIAN mummy that was speaking toyon
ab5nt. This gentleman probably hasn't
opened his lirs for ten thousand years II
the way. speaking Of mummies, do you
remember that passage IN Robert LIS
moro
Mummv-For heavens sake, givo Us arcst:
rurlinrton free Pres
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

THOSE PEANLY TEETH may be kept
so bv using Phenol Mouth Wash in con
nection with Kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale by
OWENS x MINOR DRUS Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

rICnaOsD. Va, February ., lss9
TNO THE PJBLIC.-TAkE NOTICE
L that nave his day appointed Nf. loAAC
"a -,n.raI dealer in Agricultural lmpl3ncnts
WAGONS A.. at l52, east Main street, Rich
mOnd. Va 'hAhhhN T.. III 't.'e
f4l4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
Thc paiIN Tincs . I'M

The DaiIy Times VIII.
q. soon ~ praCtICabsc.
move IFS entire plant and
Office 90 tlic fret hOOr "i
Che large and cOHlmOds0Is
huilding no. 9Oi Hast Vain
street. recently occupied
bs Wm. Mitchell A 40.
Having added largely 80
fhc former outfit, iiiC
d" Daigs TinCe j. m0W pre-
pared 10 fuIiii ali The TC-
onisifcs Ol = iiSr. progress
isr ucW >papcr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

THE HUGuESoTs used tar, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds,
and with goodeffect, and their descend
ants continue 10 use the same IN DR..
Dayid's Cough Syrup of tar h'rehound
and wild cherry
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

My DENTIST SAYS. "Phenol Mouth
Wash il an excellent mouth cleanser, and
i go healthful to the gums; so have
in.t sent TO owens X Minors Tor bot
tie. 1t is only fifty cents so says Miss
nehniAnf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

LADIES ATTENTION is called TO that
most excellent emoient for the skin,
Owens X Minors Glycerine and Elder
Flower Lotion only % cents bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
~ rHtsfpI GINtIANp tHf
etl~r OF SICKtIARN
fAIKCIfID.
Ih, Nt0 Cabinet to Doc Announced 30
day TclegIaphic Ncw. From
INfrNNhtrf.


ih' Nt0 Cabinet 81" hr Announced ."
tNff1 i' TO-.
vA-ul>I.N March 1-The u,af eNeuI
fI.lf OBJ. r.un.rUf fh, country have looked
f.I...i.f d. f.r month. fhn inauguration nf
st. .1.l.f 1rarri. ..n rr.rIn4fti f0.iIN. Tine
....f..,tf.... f.r fh0 .rfn1uIlL fortified 900 81
......,.l... ff..u ,..fa. ..rf Irf.Io known.
....... .fnr..f.I .l.I rfrnf. Nurr fhin ono
.-.. .,.i tt-, fl..,. .,f,I ,i.Ifir. arc iu The
.ft.. .rl.tI.ln.f. Th.fuf storm which scf
D.. -U.lt.. IT'D moon E.U. Up H iillIn nf
.f..l. |...., l..... .t ...... a|l laI. Nut .cDmr1
rlf.f .f..iru.-h fhe...r.i Dr lAmren fho eu.
fI....I.... .. fIr. f...-l..- OBJ r.iU.f. HhN
..U.. l.rIt fu.fr.r. lr.Wf0I fhr -ffr.
5000 Witnessed ine rI,nI .Hl. .urnria' rftrt tn
u.s., -ucI.D. flI-in inlfUlns noe 1lr r"-ound,o
H.IN riI.. ..T.i HiI-. NIfI. HIN niIi'i'' "i- iIH
..fI.n D.. MIiNUiHl fH thnN n-ltflN'
fNNH.f f..H.. preparatory fN fHiI Nl pr.
fH. IrN|.. unN streams ni i.nii'- Nt i
NNff n.I g.. .lfN iHN IfU-lNUh' .rIfOi TOT ii'
l.iitl. ..r. pushing ihD.r Ntf .l tND Nne ol
mHf.I .f fIf frIN4ufIi Tf.n0.-'.n.
Al.ui ID u.... President IDN' thN 'ii
lIN...t. lf fI. l'.fI|- "NN ''' '".tl
..HuII committee fNi"f.i carriages 3" do.
N NHf0 lIHu-N. HuI fI.O'N"i hN iN' i
t.fi-INn. iNN Hl'II'it t.'"I' i."N ''' 'i ii ''
I.t.i D. .I ii' t.'iiiI. "I NN..u Ii' I.
.i.''iA .i' I-i.I-. t..'t if 'N' '''"' ''"'
nr'. .r--.Nl. Do I i'Nl0 t".'.
At'.Nti N iO' 'h. i' CO. '.''"t ,i"'i
|NIIHfA Z" tN-I IfIn. ~. '.t '''"
.. H..i I'I'i i''.'f nd 'iI- i.''..-' ii'' ID
I"N iN' H.I ''.'' 'i .h' ''I'''.
Iul AuuEI-
t...f..t. ft.....l, .fflI.nrf-.fDfnf,. f,.i.
f ,".,,.I II. f...f.ff.. nf. -D...I. DI
...tt. .I0t.rt f.. ff~i c.ituf, of .a.
.-f.t... oft.I- e.vuuue o. lnIua un inD
l... r.... ....lrr. .. ~III. .Ihe surrender
.fl I..f.. nI.i-lr,. nf -4r.re'lufV IO thc gone
friI l..tfHfuDN t..O'.l NN fne adoption nl
f.. I.I-f tuition. uls NOT HlrnuuN uN-lcd rff +
ilU .lg.t-. IONS Oi IDI-Du were strongly fD.
nl.rr.a Nf f..II.rO Imperative Nnic. of eN-
r.fI.U.t. IIrlIFertuf Interests off pe1c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

'iel DaDl oa.s s..k se gave Der Ca-.or'I
"hea ,ne was a Chiii. she cr.el for Casiora
When she became Miss. SHE chung o. Caaoua
When she tai Children. She gave them Casiorla
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

biHs JNO FLANNERY. savannah, Ca
Boys obtain relief from headache by
H.ls Bfsdycroline. In shorter time
t44n from any other remedy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

BASE coUNTERFEITER is he who would
7 aim OF upon customer any other ar
: icle for Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup, the
Did reliable cough cure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

EOUND-ON CORNER GRACE
j aud Monroe streets, q heavy PLAIN Cold
Ring. Owner can have same ht applying AZ
thls office, proving property anu ps,ins iot
this advertisements iV-ou
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
IN THE WHITE HOUSE
THE NEW PRESIDENT INSTALLED N
HIS OFFICE

HIS OFFICE
4 DRENCHING Ram INTER-
FEREs WITH THE PAGEANT
HUT THE PROGRAMME CARRIED or
AIs1uE sANrI
DETAILED ACCOUNT OF CERENO
MES
An,r Taking lhe Oath, the President
Deliver, nj, inaugural
CLOSING SrENE9 or THE FIF
TIE1H CONGPESs
InE GRAND INAUG T.
RAJ. BA l. T.
hscf1r OF DAZZLING DWtiiANct
AND GLITTER
~ rntsfpI>T CLfyrLAND fnf
ott~r or sTCREIARN
tAtRCniiD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

TELEPHONE 40. 800 a
wlIfRED \. PLEASANIs. d. ID. ;.
DENTAL OFFICE. ,07 East Main street.
Office hours "a. NJ. 10 T. VI. dssly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
send Your Name and Address

with two cents TO Colgate x Co, % John
st, y. Y, for a sample OF Demulcen'
Shaving Soap
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
THE slls..

EsfabiishCd January. i>S l..
was absorbed nv The DaIit
Vime> bcrcinbcV -. i~"~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Berger q Ieath. Iessees ant Managers
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5rn
AND bIH, 40 + Z. NJ.
Special Wednesday Matinee AZ go Y. NJ,
MR. FRANK JONES
in his original creation, entitled
Isl PERKINS"
supported hy an olt gant company ~ come.
mediums. QtAhrE1TE OF SINGERS. Tho
Original pushtown Farmer Rand ia their
daily parade.
Tickets on sale MONDAY. March 9Th.
m1iffI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
VOL. III-NUM BER SGT


Pubii~hcd every das i'm The
wear, and the only Monday
,n0rulng daily issued IN
V.rntllIu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
AMI >tMf>t>.

So. r.r--.- ..-.-e-. .'.--.--'.'---r.-
DICUMOND THEATRE
THREE MORE PERFORM ANCEs.
THE j G. DUFF COMIC OPERA
COMPANY.
from the standard Theatre. y y.
J. W. MORRlSStY .... ............. Manager
Tuesday. March 3.
TRIP 80 AFRICA
Wednesday aul Thursday. March land
THE REGGAR STUDENT.
Prices as usual BoN-ohice open y 4 " 40
VI
Neat attraction ARTHUR REnANs
COMEDY COMPANY mhJlt
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BANK >TtIINiNr-.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION or
II THE NATIONAL BANh Of VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. VA. AT THE CLOSE OF
RI SINEss FEBRUARY 2o. lss1.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
Total New Yorl to London al rln

This would be pretty long rau journey
bat it would be short compared with many
ocean voyages that srs now made IL fact, *
would be only about three and half time.
as long as - j5rruey from New York t.
San Dicro which Is undertaken every day.
Allowing Che moderate average OF twenty
five miles an hour, the trip from Now York
20 London would take abou. twenty-thrco
iavs Then tho tourist might add q 'oven
iavs san from Liv--pool 70 New York, and
thus accomplish trip around tho world Ia
thirty da,s. which would beat Jlle Ncrna5
travellers out OF sight.-Ncw York Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

& pBENCHINC RAIN INTER-
FEREs WITH THE PAGEANT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-13
Ciiuton'- New Bridge.

A survey is being made for the location
of the new high bridge across the river
from the foot Of ReZnor street to Stony
Point The specifications for the two
locations for the bridge-one landing just
above the railroad bridge, and one across
from Stony Point will be presented to
Major Mackenzie in two or three DAYS and
which location meets his approval will
undoubtedly be the place where the
bridge will he built. This action il nec>
essary, because the c. & N. w. officials
object to the proposed location south of
the railroad bridge. which was approved
by Mr.. Mackenzie. A copy of the new
specifications will be sent to Mr.. Hughitt,
at the same time they are sent to Maj
Mackenzie. 1t is believed that this Is the
last trouble which the company will ex-
perience. and that work will be com-
menced this fall and pushed along lively
during the winter.-Clinton Herald
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-13
Hale and Hearty in Old Age.

What is more beautiful than an old
tree clothed with an ample robe of YER
duref Apt is the comparison between
such q growth and an old man or woman
infused with health and vigor. The sine
qua non, the indispensable condition of
vigorous youth. robust manhood and a
verile old age, is sound digestion. Withs
out this life Is shorn Of the hearty zest
that should attend it. No more benefi-
cent and agreeable contributor to the at
tainment of hale old age, and efficient
means of counterscting the infrmities
that too often attend life's decline. can be
found than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Dyspeptic symptoms. a tendency TO kid
ney complaint. nervous inquietude and
rheumatic trouble are overcome by its
use. The effect Of exposure and over
work are nullified by il. and it affords
efficient protection to all subjected to
malarial influences. Give it thorough
trial.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-13
NO MORE PRESENTS.
The -Q.- OmctsI- are TO Receive mo-
More Gold Headed Canes, sold
watches. Etc. from sub0rdinates.

The 90 OmctsIs are 20 Receive mo
More Gold Headed Canes, sold
watches. Etc. from subordinates.
General Manager Ripley. of the o."
has issued little order on the question
of making and receiving gifts. IN which
he takes st1nd on wide prohibitory
plank. He says that the receiving of
presents from their subordinates by Of
ficers and others in charge of men is very
Objectionable and is not permitted on
that road any !onger. A little reflection
will convince anyone of the evil of such
a practice. Too often men who cannot
afford to contribute towards such pres
ents feel constrained TO do So rather than
run the risk of mourning the displeasure
of or seeming unfriendly to those who
have charge over them. Courtesy to-
ward the employed on the part of those
in charge is as much due as Is cheerful
obedience on the other side. and does
not call for recognition through the
means of presents.
Neither should employees be solicited
by those in charge to contribute towards
any object whether charitable, religious
or any other character. Every employe
is entitled to dispose of the compensa
ton which he receives from the com
pany as his inclinations or necessities
may indicate. and should not in any
manner be influenced in so doing by his
superior officers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-13
The Right IdeF.

The Davenport Business Mems ssso.
citation last evening adopted resolutions
favoring Chicago as the place for holding
the worlds fair in 1892. The closing
resolution reads:
ResOiDed, That il is the belief of this
association that the success of the fair of
1892 would be more marked il held in the
Mississippi valley. and that the resulting
benefits to the United States as a whole
would be greater inasmuch as the attend
ance would be increased, and that foreign
visitors would have an opportunity of
becoming acquainted with the heart Of
the country rather than one side of 1t.
The Rock Island Citizens Improve
ment association should adopt similar
course