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The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
NOTICE

SQtiea X .arta ,yiYta tlH Che m aefeighei. Admnstrator Of the estate ot James leeiee, safe of Washington County, NEs2usa7. dets 3sed. will peti- iaa tH3 s9aaie euGi 2i saIa County at Us duEe teIm. 42ea fer nj order to seli SO AHeaai the laadsaHd teneHents U stld estate aa aaR be necessary to pay the debts hereof ana that such 4etifiaa Ntll l3a te#t on Friday, tae 26th d,tY U IHte l9.
 EAHaH. Administrator. May 50 is55 a=a
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How DOCTORS CUNt51 Fl,
 Bf Aasff

Dr Walter \ Hammond a..4s: tf ter a long experience | haze ,o.aG lt the gUueies au -ha5 tH6-thtda f ~ deaths from coughs. paemeni3 8ns conaUm mptiou, m giit te avoided Il Dr Aektc's kBailah Remedy for GaHa lnD a8H were o'Eis Cartt IF sed n I5me' t tia 5eaealHt NeHef3 s so,&. uI.4e
 positive guarantee U F. J }si.4tos
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EVERY ox.eonfederate Tn Arkansa

EVERY ex.contederate III Arkansas who feels that he can assist in the work of establishing the proposed q Home for Ex-Confedcrates should be present at the meeting II this city on July sth, Come, whether delegated tc come or moi. The oae has oe that appeals to every Soul msi s1ri solder in Arkansas. l. is liz ngnratisn of 3 work ot
 aa E that aaeift f
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
BTCKlEN'S ARStCA SaLV [

Tde beat Saiye in the world for Cuts, Bruisea, Sores, tleers, Salt Rheun, f,ee5 Seres. Tetter eA F ed Hands, Ghilhiains Coras. aHG all Skin EraPtlons, and positrely y cures Piles or no pay required It. k guaranteed to e9fe perfect satis fiction, or money retandoa. Price Z5 cents pel ka.. He. Sa.e E tY <. Daiiy.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

A FIRE broke oat in Nashville, this state, We inesday morning at haif-past three ard destroyed ST. Goo worth Of properly
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

PRESIDENT IIATK SON will start tor Deer Park, Name, the latter part of this month where he will spend the summer.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
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The Walker Iowa. News, says. aoar oil friend Robert Rair2. of Mnsea Ieaa, has been seeretaly of lHe -aate- =eaate=aa3 nj aeths 3 poiit.eiaa fof ysaey - 1as never generally known uotil he had the colic, md psed Ch&mbtria a's Col ic. Cholera ant Diarrhoa Remedy, and got iIto afe oi th.aH adeeHtise- mcats. N2w ne IS .amous. D Here IS what Mr. Baird said: While in Les MoiHos, I was takell with a severe 4ttaek of bowel complaint. For two days l su!iored intensely, tlv.ag several drug atores and pay ing them for relief, but n vain 1 finally bought 2 small bottle of Chamberlain Colc, Ghoiera ana DiaJrb@a Remdy, and two ioses ot that brought me ont all rlgk.. IL costs less than the drng store prep arations and have the balance fol future use. l consider 1t grand remedy 9 and 50 cent bottles al II \. Daiiy's.
 There is nothing uncertain aboai the 4fec,s of Chamberlain's Colic, 
 Cholera and Diarrh@a Remedy Tbe aeJ #. il is tho only prepara- tlon n the market that can always he depended npon al that t k pleasant to take. ? and 5a cent b a ta sae IT ' Naiiy.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

IRE old song. aH nat Shall the Harvest Be-" has taken the place Of tho wedding march in Kansas. The song is very appropriate far the occasion.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
ROAD 0Tfl r.

There ritl le az4s4.i.atiea presented 3o itie County eoHIt of {e5si.iaeton e3unyr atk., u ias #al5 tast fer d aDs .oas. 8esiaf.e .t Ere izs!ts 6l.siIle and Y a.4#tl9l5 Toad ft | point astWaen J4etd4 i-at5ea>anG M. ' Mdso. fnence saal.s to tia 4ad afts '. IY0n taehce sadihNest tetle i#na ., ; ' 9anders; thence West eae mi!e t0 the land of u. '. smjtHs6# thence saH#hWest U the iand eI \. Hewitt aCa.lz,set'. ieHce west to atefsaet tie ~p.iagtlae and Hunts Yiiieioad
 Ea aaHe !. t6s5
 .iaijS tsaN DEKs.
 f, H SAITH.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

THE election in Pennsylyania Tuesday resulted in a probable majority of IG0 900 against prohi biiion.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

IT is reported that the oonui ba. lions from Arkansas to thr Johna- town sufferers wlll exceed 54,0G0,
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

Ebi1oa aF THE &Ae i.easa si- uonuce in the coleUos ya4 .a!- aahie paper that 1se s'e sole ] sent. t4r St. Pal.ck,s Iils. t4e mas4 perfect esabartie Rad liver f5lls n tne market. They rot oaig afy hu! cleans the ~hoia -YstaH5; purify tue blood and droguIato lhe3ear and bowels; thoy afo vigorous tE5 gen tle in tueil. action ana caa always 6e derou59d upon Sold by Daily
 "Time and tIde watts lcrno man. " An occasional dose of Cbeatbam' $ Gh.a Tonic often saves you from a long spell oi sickness. No cure, no pay" !" Sold by HIatoh. Little spelIs ot fever, little chiIls SC
 bland,
 Makes the mighty sra oyard ana
 aad the angel band
 4 little of Cheatlam Cbill Tonic taken ION and Chen
 Makes the handsome women ar ]
 tho healthy men.
 Sold by Y. ' viato1.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

IN Winston comfy, Alabama, is q sect ofpeople wiio live priHeipat- ly on clay from infancy up,
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
GJ RARH.

When tram orators come n this vicinity to invade lae privacy of Deiaee'atfe fa3turcs to parrot thelr little piece of slandetaas rot about ths better portion oftle commani- tv and state, lot hin beware of tie majestic bovine who presijes over the sylvan 70. T at. To, while tic citizens ot springdale and vicinity bol4 in supreme contempt ali such fellows and the d5ss allow thefa 70 pas aanotfeed, the 6alls are more
 rriagable and will net tolerate she invasion of thsir domain by such cattle.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
&as eafs0H Wi5 aesir'ta ? a,a4t leanst the allowance of Seee proof or
NOTICE FaH efH. ..t .t.s..

Land 9Hss iist rIssn aHk
 N0tit- tHa t4I- lnuaae-HaHfsa asgtzs.-s ss-s aatt-e et A5s intent ata e}a=e# aa- n sup eoIei u t.i1t sud pro I V F |. ne ft -r | fl t4.-= ft4--=z-=a r sti ae-saaH at Alt-. aa 4Uf.. zs sls5 ts | r. Il 
 fte tse .9 a8
 pro. eaHJi. Iaas teaie 70 nE11 ..z3 -, t.=.Isci'. .a..sz4s. ia9s-. s}js= sell aasH# o..H#=3f5a- 95# GaH IaHH 41 Md5a4s a- ol spring e .3.e.
 iny person UH3 aH-r-s ta psote5o
 .uN .slee 1l v of. at.s. ~ HtN ft" st.,. a2, llp- i r ami laz feEtaF 3@Fe H3e" sH proof -AaeAl Haf ae s4ie9e.z.. Ha E.veh aH nPpof unity at tire eae, f5eHe raaei tune and plae. ta e s-eAsttnlzE tae 0It4..,s9a =ut s1id CiaI1ltlf aHz. .;- tei.t dnec iH rch4aal ot trs submit 5 E 'eHant. 4i. ttr10&.
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
srRrNoDALE. ARK. MAY q, 1889.
CorTeE is in bloom in the south ern part Of the State.

RoeERs has an organized cham Der of commerce. Congratulations to our little sister city.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
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 laNe sI# tsI,isI,aas f,,neu rp9n 39d lt,Netio, of, said ,al.N. James iusoH. ates &ia=#a ltaa55.ag5p ' i5.u.tn tas.a tnaea an a oi spring alley t
 -tus prl5a p1p#a. ,e Proseet 5saHst vance .f ss5h sraof, oF ! hf 1s sa Gl s,i,N- =slz.sst1is gt4zi seasa}i, 4tHdei t.tt Ea# ana Ifsi iisso the T. tet5er IlePH5meat. aA{ sagh proof aAauie Hae= ha ..li.,7s==3 s5'4 '4He given ae OPport@a.j4 tt the above mentioned tIna dN3 nare tu Sr0,a-e&aHiHe the. @iiHesa sad a.sH.3at, H4 Q offer efldaaee sl re.. .3tt:4a 94 ta4G submitted 94 ei0IUeft Y z TiPT3N Register
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

attended h.m. but ha gre" continually 7rr4so under their care and eNaEF Fhods evpertea he would ti1c. ] had heard ot fi.t remarkable cures effected ey Ayers sarsanariila, and decided 10 have my bov tiy t Shortly after le bcgah to take this medicine, tLe ulcers com ueueed healing, and, after uslng seEeiat
 atf1e hd was euti9eis lWed AS IS aag a5 healthy ana strong aa any b22 e his age .o- William Y, boughetty, Hampton, Va.
 afn May last, ry youngest child fnurfeeu months 0ld hogan -aAds E sores eataar en Hte Haaa and body a2- piled Variaas simple ieteaedes without -vaii Tfe Sotts increased iH Hft4Rl'eF an1 d.-5l@e4 I ropiaasiy. IiI%sfg'ad <a44 j5I ts5z tait tHa=s9Eee teaf Husd t4 multiply ami. T ; tea months tt.ey rap~lv covered tl.ftfi .t5 head ana body. a4 iat xf hesa4 tate t=e oi 3ara 5'.''- EzHsrit!a za 4 tes days T tnas fed sh8.cr .a4 sas a,staT Vas waHlfasl. laa sores assaHt,,i q moro healthy ea#al@eh5 the dia3 f.asas wsre gradually dImif- ished aai u1iY cza5ed altogether The child iz ave}isez it. sl.i# .s tEa3har. and .ts arHstita hzIar than @e Eaya na= e=ztcd fer 4a#f1z=. =-I'Ealtz la 8fll1n, Lon Point, 3o4aa
 aTEe formula of AHara sarsaparilla presents. fat chronic d4sea es of aiaaost avery I4zsz4t tt.e bet remedy tssar to fhe medical Worit 1 l.. Ai. NflscH, N D, N5z.5, ArlaHa4s
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

eruI dis eases peculiar to children nothing
 3s so effective H tHI8 me lezlr2l". ,Vlliie its agree0- He flavor makes it easy te admin Iatt4.
 !" Ny tie boy E4l large rofu- iaI.s ulcers on his neck and throat from which ho suffered teIIitly Two tias.Et;fl.a
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
NOTICE f0E PUBLICATION.
Land Galaa at lf4i# son Ak
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 Notice .s hereby given teat the to.- l8miur-aafaa settler las t5tad notice If his SiutFftfan tC s.eaaa i.1s1f proof iI tppGyt 9i t,z eIaiafs ssH=3 that - proof Aila 1c mas# before s3sut1 5tstee, or iii 6.- .i5 s#es Ire asat, clerk Wash iasfea tsd at Ea. eziifs. Ark. .aa 5gl4 - issA Nis BtH jsaia 7. TIl- laau f. [ srz Te1sz #af tls = :. l.. Saa :. Tn ' N z Ii.
 Rename the ta.5E witnesses to BaFC I.= aaA. E ga55z eQ. tssgHea Npaa and ellas80au at sa5H l.Iia. 5.i. Rus z,=#I 7" tIsza==z JaHa Izt3afiae#i5. James Macon James ts1hs3a a14 as spring
 ttls eafsoH wf5 aesirH ? iest against the allowance of seeH proof, of #t.e flle~s et -' Eg.5etHz sF#4sse. 5ha fs=e afia#= esH he fl5= faf aaa##tH@ ss#= Ffr 5gH proof si# i fF Ea 3t. 7#it- =.t H,l aa ss#a}-t4Hfs ta. mentioned H.Hte ans p#s=e t=.=##a aa,-e sa8Hsa tlte Esz eE9a5s-=5 E9t zsI#4 8Ha tG offer azzz#otfs.Z Ha.a, zzziaft t!f4i "a hAdtted h2 Giait1aal h sGsz.H.. tfsg -tea.
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
Reducing tie surplus.

The disposition q gbe surplus ia the ' s. Treasury aa zGges tas ats aeaton f oaF 5tafs4aea tag& &H.ls s5tal question has our attention. and ttat F t4-feapct#9a If t5e rui15s C'aasumpt1Yas. saaa | ais59gz eiF and iatae4teti8a ef liI. kiHr New Disaos ety foHsous mF5iou. there has heaa amaEke4 d#erease ia fhe mortality iron taf5 dreaded d5687e, saa II > zsssi5ta sa stii fHtbei reduce tbe RHa5a ef Con sampti1as Eae .aa#4i e5astantIF at hand , bottle of Drs Kings New Discovery gud 1sng according b directions upon the appearance of the first symptoms such as q Coueh.a Cold a Sore Throat q Chest or Spie Pa5n. fa- Ken thus earty eIuo is guaranteed, Trial bottles free e | < la Drug Store.
 Let Us give ha=raad af he NEWS q little timely aaFigz. 1t weather .s coming and with il e2i- ie, cholera morb ua. dysc1terv ami diarrhoea. The only ate way to. combat these disease is 10 kee" some reliable fencl a
 al Who have trieI Ghamber5am'5 GoIic, Cholera ana t3#4rraa4 Rrfa e = will admit tLa5 t is the most prompt, reliable and successful medicine known far these com plai8ts. It costs but 25 or 59 eebts, and nay be tho a#aas If s4..ua you or Eoaf G,mtlymuch seiaefug r aet lie itself, before the sammor k over For safe b3 Il. i Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
Rq3r'ss aYsao2fi'Ia.

rRErNafp Ry pf. j. ( agef & Co, Lowell Mass Price sz ais bst,iss. s= A7nh sa bottle
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

Etered tt the Post Office at Spring ale. Afk..as seeond-elass mail matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04
street Car Go,,iper,.

1t was in street car Three ladies' were
engaged 10 conversation Their subject was
church matters and church people Among
the latter was the wife of the pastor Of one.o
Tho leading Methodist congregations in the
city The ladies said good many things
about her, some hattering and others decid-
eddy otherwise. some things that were true
and others that she would not have been Will
ng 10 admit to be true. For nearly hall AN
hour the gossipers piled their avOcat!on, and,
rs the interest arose, 50 did tho pitch OF their
voices. An tho time a lady sat opposite them
IN the car and quietly watched them When
one Of the gossips remarked that she had
never seen the pastors wife referred 10 and
ibe others expressed "a desire 20 see her, The
silent watcher smiled
After awhile the car reached the point
where the lady wished to alight She arose,
but before starting toward the door, LAID her
baud on the arm OF one OF the three who were
engaged in conversation, and, with a self
possessed smile, said
Ladies, you have expressed desire TO
see me Here | am. Ibavo too keen sense
II hum0r 10 leave the car without telling you
[ am the lady you have been talking about.
Now let mo give you a little sensible advice.
The next time you arc in a street car don't
talk so loudly, for some one might hear you
Who would not enjoy Il as hugely as have
GoOl afternoon.
The lady left the car and the faces Of the
gossipers were picture of astonishmcnt and
discontinue The other passengers smiled
Philadelphia News
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04
THE FIRST QUARREL.

TIE habit OF smoking IL vulgar. you know.
Only fit for thoss people whoac instincts are low. ="
insisted his wife a. she sat by bis side,
To which Opposition he calmly replied
You'd surely call Milton a high minded man:
Not So my dear wfri llls life didn ran
Out failure. you know: we'll now insist
n all smokers are low. he's down on your list
Carlyle. youll admit. was a genius. ncht wahri
Excuse me If while light my cigar)
lie smoked iiko n chimney, Clarissa my dear.
While Lamb smoked each month morn than
smoked last year
Ola Newton 1T church. With bis conscience quite
clear
Funnel with tobacco the p-ws IN the rear.
Your Dickens smoked. too while Thackerays
clothes
Were soaked with tobacco fumes through 10 his
hose.
IN short, dear Cafisaa. my list would contain
The name Of each genius from Raleigh 10 Twain"
Then smiling. she answered with logic elate.
You promise 90 swear on until you ore greatr'
Williams Lit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

Charley Mccarthy, the bantam
weight champion OF America, is a
philosopher rs well as fighter. A.
a rule. he fights with a big lump Of
chewing gum in his mouth, and thi,
practice has caused a good deal of fun
10 be pokcd at him by fellows who
think they know it all The other
night he told his reason for this habit
lie sad
Il generally put double dose Of
gum la ms mouth when | begin to
prepare for the ring, aud by the time
/ an called ou 70 light 1 have II pretty
well masticated. When IN action /
keep my eyes liked on nay opponent
and il I see that be Is about t. land,
say on my left jaw, / quickly work
the gum between my teeth and that
side Of my face, and it forms a cushion
that serves to greatly break the force
Of the blow / have got TO be 50 eX-
pert IN shifting the gum from one
iowl 10 the other that half the blows
get on either side OF my face are
sobbed OF most OF their persuasive
force. Buffalo News
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

In many establishments i'm Albany
workingmcn demand the privilege OF
bringing beer into factories for con.
sumption at the noon hour, and in at
least one establishment beer is paid for
By the proprictOrs. Few are aware that
IN all lho photographic establishments OF
this country, where the work is mainly
done bv German worlingmen, "a stipula.
ton requires the proprctOr5 10 furnish
beer as a part OF the employees wages. IN
the mammoth iiihographic department
OF Judge 40 New York, for instance,
where coo men are employed. each ono
receives, under the terms OF his contract
with his employers, three pints OF beer
q day. The beverage IS lager beer, and
over seven barrels arc thus consumed
daily. An effort WAS made al one time
10 see If "a reform could not be instituted
IN this matter, bat such serious trouble
was threatened that it had TO be aban.
doned.-philadclphil Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04
DIning wlm stonenan Jnck,on

DR.. Hunter Mcclure of Richmond
Va, related to reporter the other day
the following Renaissance: Dee. %
1851. IS memorable Christmas to me
During the winter Of lsGl-09 the little
Army OF the Valley was encamped
near Winchester, and my father on
Christmas day save me q dinner party
About twenty-five guests were at the
table. Among them were Gen. T. J.
Jackson, Majs. Pondleton, Hawkes., liar.
man, Jones, Bolts. Marshall. Kent. Col.
Allen, Dr. Harvey Black and others.
Although the table was abundantly sup
piled with the good things for which
that section was famous, Gen. jackson
dined OH buttermnk, corn bread and
butter At this time me lived very alb.
1temiously. lt is "a solemn and molan.
choiy fact that of all the twenty-five
people 10 the table that day am the only
one now alive. and when lrclaied this
TO my children few DAYS ago one OF
the little ia-cal5 kindly suggested that
my turn was next Baltimore Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

boy Dan1 arm tnree hull dollars a day?-
Il do, ma am"
II can't believe il. jim. how much
would ye pas the gunner Of the state ia
work fur yef
Not over 80 bits n dav."
That gifts ye. strangerT chuckled the
mother
but turn it the other way, woman
The governor is educated and il moi
obliged 10 do farm work His salary for
a year u more th7n sou have made IN
thirty"
"Nhoop, That gits you. old womanr
shouted the husband Now / bcgin Ia
glimmer Now kin sec the diaorencer'
"a bOokkeeper wouldn't be- worth Mi,
board 10 you, because you have 100 &C.
counts to keep. He is. however. worth
a thousand dollars year TO some mcr.
chant in Nashville
"Whoop. Yer dead right. stranger,
Men the ole woman has bin fulesl |
couldn't see whar' eddecashun helped a
man to build a stone wall. hoe corn or
cut hay. but | SEQ what il Is fifteen fur
now. It's rs dog goned. lnock-kneed.
moss-backed camnibals who don't know
nuthen' which hev got to do the heavy
work and wear old clothes'"
Didn't tell YOU, pap said Dan'l.
you did-whOopl-but | was too
thickheaded 10 see It. You shall go TO
skulc and be dedicated"
But If lac becomes q rascal and i,
hung fur it, somebody has got to be re.
sponsible.' added the mother, rs she
looked straight at me over the cloud Of
smoke.
And next day, when / went away. !
LETT my address, SO that could be hunted
up and shot-M. Quad in Detroit Free
Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

Trees OF tho palm tamil, have larger
leaves than any others The lnaja palm
which gr0ws,on the banks Of the Am.
azon. has leave which reach a: length
OF from thirty to hitv feet and are ten OF
twelve feet in breadth Specimens OF
the leaves OF tie falipot palm, native
" Ceylon, have been met with that were
twenty feet long and eighteen tootbroad.
These leaves arc used by tho natives to
make tents and form very efficient shell
tiers from the iain The leaves Of the
double cocoanut pllm are often thirty
iect long and several feet wide When
the wind is strong tAoy clash together
with noise that may be heard at a great
distance Only one leaf Is produced each
scar, and they are so firmly attached Ia
th(. stem OF the tree and go strong in
Themselves that man may sit on the end
OF one and rcck e. and tlo in perfect
safety New York Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

Never put piece Of furniture lntoa
room merely because il is pretty and
will I'LL up. Every article should
have It's real or apparent usei as q
general thing, the necessary pIec,e'
viii occupy all the space thai shon'o
he allotted Ia furniture
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

James Carroll of No PSI Willow
avenue between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. is the possessor Of
\ horse whose hide is covered with a
thick mass Of curly white hair, about
three inches i'm length When seen
from a short distance, the hide pre-.
sents q woolly appearance, and the
animal looks as though nature had
riven him the skin OF sheep through
mistake. Although the horse IS more
than unusually attractive owing to
his peculiarly, ho IS daily hauling a
milk wagon. - San Francisco Exam
iUep
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

Apart from the birds which rest dur
mo the day and seek their food at
ni9ht. as the night Jar and the yari-
Gus kinds OF owls. and putting aside
also those which in summer frequently
sing ali the night through, As the
nightingale, the woodlark aud the
,edre warbler. il seems that the robin
is the last bird TO seek repose. II may
be often heard singing until nearly
midnight In the early summer, aud IN
winter il to be seen hopping about
long after other birds have gone to
rest-New York Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

The latest nickel and slot device IS a
sort of biz steseoscope which has been
invented and manufactured IN PARIS.
You drop III your nickel aud apply
your eyes to pair Of protuberance'
like the oyo pieces of an opera glass;
Pictures are then displayed m rape
succession, one picture lasting seven
seconds until the contents Of the box
are all exhibited. The pictures are
shown in the glare OF an electro light
which is extinguished when one has
had his five ceuts' worth. New York
sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04
EXPERIMENT TEACHES.

'Sue. sail Tom. aid You hear thisf-
(Conld " be be- INFANT 20 trick hcrO
''rhc conclusion ~ a kiss
Always makes tho gas flame. nicker."
Then experiments they tried
in thc Interests Of science,
And their lips. os she compiled
Soon had formed n close alliarce
After TRIALS two or three,
Happy as man ia liquor.
'-ce % flicker. Sucf" said De-.
Ou0gh the maiden. let Il flicker"
Judge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

No>arNLHs Or OIL win consult the
'''e't D' ile.r persons and property by
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IIane.tristhc Rest PoIicy
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lola LOTION.
fte prevention aud cure OF CHAPfED
BAND. ROUGH Skin. SKIN ERC PIIONs.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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LWAYs SOMETHING NEW.
A.
HERMANN sCHMfDT's
EUROPEAN STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS.

IMPORTED GERMAN CkANBERRIRs
cooked, very delicious, IMPORTED WEST
PHALlA SAUSAGE. the first OF the season (;
TIA IAN VI MMOTH Chestnut, PRu-
NELLIE. DATE~ and ffOS, tAiSiNS, CUR
RAMS and CITROS, ORANGE and LEMON
PEEL. ALMONDS, soft shell and without
-hen; NUTS, the BEsT Ot All kinds CAN-
DIES a'd CA - for Christmas MlNCh
MAT and MAPLE SUGAR; HONEY In
OMB aud strained RI ", FRENCH ana APP
PIE BRANDY. OLD WhI~kl -, WINES,
CORDfAL-, ARRAC. GOOD WINES for
JELL and BILE L l. from ~ yer gallon.
approved. Ny laelS introduced Wine az tho
low price Of ~ per gallon Is especially recon-.
mended 10 Ladies as very pleasant aud
.trengfhening Wine. ~ieet ~