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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. September 1s.-Ofrerings
OF tobacco at auction on Change
Wednesday. September 18Th. 1883.
Total offerings, 81 packages. of which
90 packages were sun-cured and one
package bright tobacco. Sun-cured:
One package sold at SOB 80. one at
s20.50 one at Bis. one at $685., one at
Si2, one at SLID. two at gil 80. one at
5000. one at 1928. two at - rs, two
at S7.1j. two at S1.2j. four at 81, three
at 1915. one at So 2j,' three at SO.
twenty-nine brought under S6, Of
which two were taken in. One pack
age bright tobacco offered and taken in.
Private sales reported to the score.
tary to-day: Wrappers, S hogshesds.
filters, 20 hogsheads: cutters, IS hogs
heads; smokers. 0 hogshead: stems. 10
hogsheads. Total sales reported 10
the secretary to-day, SO hogsheads.
Office of the tobacco inspector re-
ports to-day: Inspections. bright, s.
hogsheads dark, 1874 hogsheads. Re
inspections. bright, 81 hogsheads dark,
hogsheads.
Office Of the Collector of the United
States Internal Revenue reports cOllec-
tions for the city Of Richmond to-day
as follows: Tax paid cigars and cigar
cites, 50 $50. 20; tobacco, S2.OlO.4S: spe-
cial, S18.G7 Total collections for city
to-day. SJ,5773j.
Farmers. ShcckOe. DAVENPORT 3. Cen
tire. Allegheny. and Myers warehouses
report 81 hOgsheads, 3 tierces, and ;
bOxps delivered today.
A. Miller. Of Lynchburg, reports that
market dull, receipts small, and quality
OF offerings poor. In speaking Of the
new growth he said: "Our crop Is said
TO be go per cent. II has gO0d color and
body. and was doing very well until the
rams setin, which are reported as doing
damage.
Mr.. Haskins. of Durham. y. c., ar
rived in the city this evening. Speaking
Of the new crop. he said: The new
growth has the finest color ever saw.
bu. there are rery fec PLIERS. The rrap
pcrs. though lacking in body. have
sylendid color. We did not have very
large breaks last week. but they were
good all during the week.
A gentleman from louisa says that
the wind and ram whipped and cut the
outstanding tobacco badly during the
last week.
The following telegram was received
this A. NJ:
Washington, d, c., September is
Light frost indicated for Virginia to-
night. except near the coast
"GREELY.'
The Richmond tobacco market is
quiet, except on local politics. on the
question OF an Inspector for the coming
year, the trade is decidedly animated.
&. Mel.
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New YORK. September 1s.-Money
closed at per cent. Exchange closed
steady: posted rates. 4sjls4S9: actual
rates. 4s4.ais5i for sixty days, and
4Ssla4SS. for demand. Governments
closed quiet: currency. G's IFS bid :
coupons. l2s bid - 5 do. 100. BID.
There was q strong undortone TO the
dealings on the Stock Exchange
which resulted IN a general improve
ment in prices. although trading wa'
ON limited scale. Dlfins the first
hour the market displayed The most
strength. There was a good buying
influenced by higher prices for Amerl-
can securities in London. Northern
Pacific preferred was the feature, and
advanced II per cent. In The nour
TO noon, however, 10 was not
so strong and suffered sharp TO-
action. The others reacted to lesser
extent in sympathy. TIE noon prices
were. however. ttl per cent. ABOVE
those of yesterday. In t-e aitefho9,n
money was bid zap 20 q per cent. on can.
and this had depressing elect
on the stock market. There was
only small amount OF stock
traded i'm. but prices broke sharply
Northern Pacific preferred was again
the special feature declining under a
moderate selling e per cent, thus los
inc more lhan thcadvanca Of the morn
ing. At the close the market was dnii.
but steady. at about the lowest prices oil
the day. Sale, Gl.Ojj shares.
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Sew York Produce Market.
IVv TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. September ls.-flour
closed active. with prices b to ZOE. lower
In some instances fine graies winter
- 2Jas2 60. Southern closed weak
trade and family extras. -3.lOaSi 80
Wheat closed active ard strong spot
sales No. > red. sit4asllc. SO. . red
winter. September. isc. Corn clos' 81
firm on frost reports H.. higher spot
sales No. , mixed, il-aiiic. 80. ?.
mixed. September +llc Oats closed
frmer. laic. higher: spot sales NJ. ]
white. Soc. 40. . mixed. $ ptember'
96sc. Pork dali: Inspected mess.
Sl2 00aSl9 30. Lard CLOSED dull and
weak September. $3.50 SIgtr-lle-
fined. moderately active. steady and
unchanged Conee-Spot lots closed
firm fair Rio carg0es. igic.
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Owens & Minor Drug Go.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Va.
OWENS g. MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
1907 MAlN STREET
OPP POsToFll3h. RiCllMoNr' n

4 FUN and complete stock o. DRUGS,
uFDu.T%E-. IOflfT SOAPS. ana fth-
llNF. MINERAL WATERS, &C. sc.
ChirTCIlE~. ado styles ana prices to SUIT
SHOULDER BRACE, for all ages.
CIALTAN CAMpnOh. the great NOM
DESTROYER and Preventive. very cheap
pon.t but away your fuis. Blankets OF
N00llrus without 3D. ,.,.,rv
We Keep all kinds Of lIaudkcfchiei IN n
TRACTS. COLONIES. lulLlI- Wal Els,
RAIAt-. COSMETICS. POWDERS ana oiher
IN Mineral Waters we have most OF me
Native and Improved Waters. Ncaic = gents
~ flr HANIEl SPRING WAltN I, ai-
h.nafe,l.. the Observation-Disclosures
CITY MfNEENbaud the Great fl.l MEL.
rRDNIuF and ARSENIC WATERS.
SHOE BRUSHES, CLOTH BIZ oli ~
TIAfr BHi SHES. 1OOIu bkl HES, NAIL
iltfr-HF- and FLESH BNl~it-. ....
CONDENSED Mli Is, INFANT ana IN a
400 kinds.
Wrmakr "a specially of Fine Chewing To-
h4.ro and CHARS Ne do not think our oilsl-
NAL Plantation. cigar cam Dee beaten iu lhe
t.fr for Ff.cctnf- oar "fetoia lopicco Is
fne Beet CHEVY sold.
Wc have everything usually louhu I'D
Hfsf-cias~ Drug store.
Remember fNn place.
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NEW YORK. September lS. - Our
market was very dull to-day, and after
a slight advance on highar London fell
of slowly. The Western roads. except
Northwest. have met the G.. b. and ~.
fifteen cent rate on through traffic,
Chicago to ST. Paul The money ques-
ton is mp again, and all appreciate that
the money market viii be active. as il
always is in good times. Mr.. Willard
published a very bullish interview on
Northern Pacifics, and Mr. Andrew Car
negie predicted great boom IN the
steel and iron trade. st. Paul reported
the best earnings in the history Of the
road for the second week IN Septem-
Der. The stories of a coal trust are de-
MED by the presidents Of the coal COM
panies. Bear reports on cotton oil are
denied by the company officers. 1t
must not be forgotten that the healthy
reactions in buli markets are often
magnified by interested parties in the
hopo of bringing out stocks. These are
bull times, and very much higher
prices will be made for stocks this year.
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Chicago Markets.
lBy Ieltgraph.

CHICAGO. September IS Wheat,
strong and higher. Corn strong and
higher. Oats strong and higher. Pro-
visions duh but steady. Closings.
Wneat-September 17tc., October,
The: December. .95c. C0rn-Septem-
Der and October. 32fc: December, 3lsa
S2c. Oats September. l9tc.. October,
l0,c.: December, lgia20c. Pork-Ssp-
tenber and October. sll.10; November,
- 20. Lard-September, - 9Oac1.y2s:
o tober. Sj.S1.aSj.g0. November. $40.
Snort ribs-September. 500: October,
S4.s2laS4 SIS. January. - 62isS4 30.
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AsnEvILLE. September I've are
having a steady rain to-day. with some
last night, but for ten days or more
previously the weather has been ad-
mirable for giving body and gum 10
maturing plants. No sales yesterday or
to-day. and but little. If any, will be
sold this week. Next week We look
for sales Of new to commence. aud in
crease rapidly. Only about four thou
sand pounds of new have been sold
here 10 date While much Of IL was
bottom leaves. which c3l0red ON the
hill. there was also some fine cutting
leaves of very fine color and texture,
and sold from thirty-iive cents 10 forty
cents. Our section will furnish a larger
proportion of good body than last year
and also than the Atlantic slope. as We
had none Of the heavy washing rains
of that section. j. Boiling.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
OPP. pO~TOfflcE. RICHMOND VA.
OUR STOCK OF MINERAL WATERS

is large and complete. embracing AN me DO
nestle uud Imported Water, used ln lhl, Sec
fln $50 ar- agents for The sale ~ lhe
FANNAIfII IIulA MAIIk and tne
celebrated CHASE CITY MINERAL W A.
IIft. which We sell hy the gallon ana deliver
ffot n amy part of the city.
Persons using Lamps VIII consult lhtif
safety hN burning our ELECTRIC li'hl
~AFEI4 OLA very Aisn test, odoiiess ana
economical ul.
lfyou wish clean mouth. sweet breath
and healthy eums. Use OM " & hlNOko
pUENDI SOUTH WASH. which. together
with our KAi ODONr IOOIH-foWDEK,
forms fle best deutirce known.
y.leeD ali kinds of HAIR tkl III -,
CfOIHf- BHl -HE~. FLESH Bkl Sits,
-HOf BRUSHES. NAIL Blii SHE'S. room
ENT~ir~. COMBS. etc. etc. and, in iact
everything found ina illst-class retal Drug
store.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are an
e.n.l inl feature OF our business. and cnmpe-
tenf Pharmacists are always on hnud. day
and night to attend AN wants In this depart
mrut ,.. ..,.,.-..,..,..
PAINT OILS. WINDOW GLASS wiilicceiye
gui prompt attention.
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LEE DAMP SOLDIERS HONE,
Richmond. VA. November = 1855

Hmnicuu Medicine company
t;euts.-~ome cight years ago ! was AZ,
factrI with >ciatIca. aud suffered Tor seNtlai
fa,s at "a time the most agonizing pam. IL
continued getting worse. although recelNln
the h.sf medical treatment and using ailiV %, .
ever, remedy that was suggested. huhilN
eot 80 bad of and suffered 80 much was un ~
nhle 10 attend 10 any business. ana Went 70
fho .-oidfcr>' Home \ short ilne ailtt
being there i'm reading The atlanta cyn,,t,1--
f0n. saw yOur "uUNNICJI IT'S kh .
aiArIC Cure advertised and so h,-hit
recommended by citizens Of Atlanta llet ~. 1
"a once VIC. a. 60 you for some, and IN lew
.dtys received three bottles. ! commenced
taking 10 us soon MS receive =, ana before one
bottle had been used / felt lis Dement'S. !
toct me other TWO bottles and scarcely ever
ielt pain. Asceitaning nat TINS T 81, n
IA rf-N ,ga. f.r sale hy OWENS IS NlNoh,
bought one bottle more and used tH,,' an.,
since then feel lii.c new man. "llny. ~ =
.lnlu. trnm that urhnarihle disease, y, ~ j.,
frN' and cheeriuIv recommend N tp nll
afflicted with -cIatica or rheumatism ~
SURE CURE. Respectfully. ,.,.,.,rn
T.. ". nUNGEhtol,p.
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HUNNiCUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

Against the world for an impurities Of the
blood and diseases Of the kidneys ana SKIN
n IS absolutely an mmlnble cure for Rheu-
matism in all MS forms.
We DO not refer to people In some remote
ond inaccessible place. but give you the ties
,f,,n,t- n ,onr friends and neighbors. Here
Is The PROOF
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HUlliCItiS Rheumatic Cure.

fnnlhle cure for rheumatism. scialica'
ycar,lria ana an diseases of the Blood.
skin and Kidneys. For sale by diugSis's
at one dollar per bottle; Six boxes for h'e
dollars send for book of testimonials lfee'
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RICHMOND. va. September rs 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat s. poo bushels.
Com POO bushels.
Oats-5.OOO bushels.
SALES REPORTED T0 sEtn0iARN.
Wheat -L9ngberrv. 402 busnelsprlme
al Soc. do. 25 bushels fair nc i3'.
Shortberrv. 400 bushcl. very good on
private terms. do. 600 bushels very
GOOD at SIC: DO 600 bushels very good
at s2c.. DO. a. bushels good no .-'.; go.
1902 bushels fair at COZ d0. lb bushels
common at 65c.. do. go bu heels common
at G2c.. do. l24 bushels 900 tN'. Total
sales of wheat. zoos bushnell.
Corn-White. 600 bu-he'- rery good
on private forms.
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RTvIEw

Reported by G. ". Branch q Co., bankers
and brokers'. SO. III Main street.
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nichmnnh Sod. Market.
RICHMOND. VA. September IS, 1889.

Hepor;cd 10y John l.. Williams 4 son
bankers and brokers. w. I'LL Main street.
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nnn,l NM Oh nnill tn.morrnw lhat which

Don't put OF until tomorrow that which
YOU aught Ia DO to-day. o. Prof.
Don't put on taking Dr. DANlD'S COUGH
SYRUP until your cough has settled deep in-
10 your lun. >. - Wisdom.
IAN ounce OF preventative is better than "A
hound OF Cure 30 a bottle OF Dr. DANlD~
COUGH SlKUPis better than "a hundred
wOrthls IS compounds.
sick Headacne permanently cuei by Dr
DANlD'S LAYER PILLS. au -
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Market firm.
Misunderstanding. lo.c.: 'ow
middliug. l0ic.: good ordinary
9lc.
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Tho new Chinese Minister, Mr.. lsul
.,so van. and suite are expected TO arrive III
-s, Francisco. "a route to Washington. to-day
ri,e Minister'S suite consists OF his vile ana
,,.udre, sixteen attaches Of legation and
..o.sonsl attendants TO the number OF
,,.i,,v petsons. The attaches accompanying
a.. Minister will he distributed among the
inherent posts-Spain, Peru san Francisco
"a cnha-to which thenew Minister comes
...reaitcd-as cOnsuls, secretaries ana at
,.cncs Of legation in Washington AMER re
naming IN san francisco for Few days
-, ,he Ministerial party VIII start eastward
-, ,nec,al ear. and are expected In washing
- a., M conrsc Of the next fortnight. I'm
o,,o,elv ON their arrival Mr.. Tsuis party
IN, alive 20 a hotel, where they VIII remain
Ill ,he nfesent occupants OF the ieg"'io"
,.ac,,e stewart castle. Not until MI 'h""t
80. me city will the newcomers take pos
80, of the legation. Mr.. lsni receive"
,',s aonolntn.ent TO this place ave months
aao ne rs a man Of about foriy-hVe years
- 400 and stands prominently among inc
- couuselors Of the Emperor Inv
vic Of the Minister VIII, IN al poS''''''s
80. for the fret year spent III 'n'' ''"'
a.. custons OF wOmen's secius'"n ''''
~ ,nhl,e that obtain In the o'le"'" '0"A
,1,.a in which she has been educated
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hlOHAOND. A.. '~ bR't''"N' 49, 'N~~'
FIRST BOARD.
3 900 North Carolina 6's at 1868.
600 North Carolina 8 : at =.
:. 500 Richmond City SIS at lle..
300 Richmond City U's at lOl!.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
United State. A Is K. & c.. 1857 ....~
limited States As X. & CO.. rs ..."
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RICHMOND, Va, April p, 1886.
II. ~ L. Hordy. chase Cify. Va;
NIv Dear SILL have used with special
benefit. for rcliefOi the kidneys Of an excess
Ofuric acid. ana other equity lni( cItlOns. and
preventative of indigo stlOls the Chase
CITY Mineral Water. and commend 10 without
hesitation. The witer az the same time Is
JOHN OFT.
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PRE- STON 3 E i Y N,
FINE ART FU RNII u CE
No. Is Governor street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. SC.
WHAT CURES?

Of GENuINEMERIrwc place
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=
RICHMOND, VA, April 30, 1856.
Mr ". T.. Hardy;
Dear Sir.-I have been afflicted with dys-
pepsia for many years. and ire eddy lntelll-
gent physicians who prescribed various
remedies but experienced no relief until /
used YOUR Chase city Mineral Water. IL
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. ] 30 not now sulirrthe least from
dvspeg sia. have been using your water for
nearly a year. and IL nay case Il has made a
PERFECT CURE.
Very respectfully.
". IS. LYONS, Barber.
II. Charles Hotcl, Richmond. Va.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,

or. rOsToFFlcE HlcuMoND' "a
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-05-03

1t was Mr.. Evarts who preserved the
reputation OF the Hayes regime, when
Mrs. Hayes and tie Ladies' Ebenezer
Temperance association Of Washing.
ton were doing all they could to des-
troy II. Mr.. Evarts had colored man
named Pete, |" who services were in
valuable on the occasions OF White
House dinners. He had charge of
what the boys used to call 'Evarts'
private distillery," and when mem.
bers OF the diplomatic corps and other
patrons emerged from it on their way
to join Mrs. Hayes and the ladies, Pete
used to dispatch them with the warn.
ing; DE gemmen will please get froo
wipen off dar moufs befo' settin' down
to table" Eminent statesmen and
diplomats who recall those halcyon
days always smack their lips when
they think OF Pete and the ''rrivats
distillery. "-Brooklyu Eagle.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-05-03
BoulanRer.

Evidently this man thinks he is another
man of destiny. If the French men Of
destiny would only mind their business
and let France alone it would be better
for the peace of the world.
The common people of France, always
ready for show of any kind, at this
moment arc crying "Vive Boulanger!"
Prophets and croakers, even in the
American republic, sec grave dangers
menacing France. Already they are pre-
dieting the fall Of the republic, and a
third empire, under Boulanger the First.
Let us not do it. Let us, on the con-
trary, extend our utmost good will and
our best hopes for the future to our sis
ter republic in this hour. For nearly
twenty years France has been able
to exist as a republic. She has passed
several grave crises and still holds her
head above water. She has devoted pa
triots and some statesmen left still within
her borders.
The Boulanger danger is no greater
than others the French republic has
lived through. There is no reason to
think she will be unable to pass this crisis
too. Let us hope she may.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-05-03

A wounded or enraged eagle is an
ugly antagonist. L. g. Brinkman, of
Burlington, had an encounter with O
wounded eagle not long ago, which he
does not care to repeat. While hunt
ing, he fred at the eagle and broke the
birds wing, but did not otherwise in
jure it.
Expecting to make an easy capture
Of his prize, he went forward. To his
surprise, the eagle few at his face,
and had he not warded it off with his
arm, his eyes would have been put
out by the savage bird. AS it was, it
gripped his arm, and, despite his ef-
forts to free himself, he could not
shake the eagle off.
It struck at him with its sound
wing, dug its sharp talons through
his clothing into his arm, and used its
beak most viciously. He called to his
friends, short distance away. They
came and killed the bird, and then
pried its claws out Of the flesh of his
forearm and leg, which was badly la.
cerated.
Mr.. Brinkman's wounds were quite
serious. He will bear the scars for
many day.-Youth's Companion.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-05-03

Charley Joralemon, tho popular
doorkeeper in the ladies' waiting room
at the Union station, tells of an anus.
ing incident, not without its pathetic
side, which occurred there not very
long ago. a Journal man was chatting
with him this morning in regard to q
couple Enthusiastically newly married)
who had passed out to their train q
moment before, when he remarked:
"One Of the funniest things of that
kind that ever happened here was q
few months ago when q couple were
married here in the waiting room.
They had been here for O good while
and appeared to be very affectionate;
we arc all quite accustomed to that sort
OF thing here, and hardly noticed
them until minister appeared on the
scene and babe them stand up. Then
we all came closer and stood BY while
the couple were made man and wife.
They were Germans and seemed to
take it as quite in the ordinary run of
things. When the ceremony was over
the minister went away and the bride
bought tickets and engaged berths to
Chicago-she evidently managed the
Doodle for the establishment-and
when their train went out they went
with It, as happy as a couple Of chill
dren. Albany journal.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-05-03

A broad wave Of smiles is slowly max.
ing its way over the country. It devel-
oped as q storm center in New York city.
The equilibrium Of the temperature was
first shaken among the classic 400 who
comprise the cream Of the cream Of
America, the centennial committee. They
were the first gentlemen of the land, by
Gawge! They read lessons on deport-
ment and gloves and neckties to all the
earth except England. Anybody not o
member Of the sacred New York De
Pinches and Van Tassels wasn't quite
well, he wasn't quite, you know. And
now the sacred committee are quarrel
ing among themselves like pickpockets.
They arc calling each other liars and
horse thieves quito like the commonest
trash of tho earth. And the country
smileA
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Tho Military salute.

The military custom of saluting by
bringing the hand into horizontal
position over the eyebrows is supposed
to dato back to the tournaments Of the
Middle Ages, when, after the Queen OF
Beauty was enthroned, the Knights
who were to take part in the sports OF
the day marched past the dais on
which she sat, and as they passed
shielded their eyes from the rays OF
her beauty. The principal part Of the
officers salute, kissing the hilt of the
sword, dates also from the Middle
Ages. When the Crusaders were on
themarch to the Holy City, the Knights
were in the daily custom of plant
ing their long two hand swords up.
right in the ground, thereby forming
o cross, and before these they per
formed their morning devotions. On
all military occasions they kissed the
hits Of their swords in token Of de
votion to the Cross, for the prayers of
the soldiers were formerly considered
Of such efficacy that they were made
an essential part Of their duty.-True
Flag.
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How to EMO, . csg.r.ssa

Cheap, hand made cigarettes form Q
delicious smoke, particularly il while
you are enjoying them you let your
mind dwell in a pleasant reverie on
their origin. To one who knows, this
daily luxury Of the cabman and waiter
is redolent with associations, for
whence have been gathered the ma
terialsl There is three volume novel
in every cigarette. What a splendid
exercise in Imagination it is to figure
in ones mind who the smokers were
who contributed each q cigar end, or
the remains Of a cigarette, or the
ssm a,lp t5 E.s 81 pipe for the gamin to
cigarette again. Youth, beauty, fash
ion, old age, vice and virtue may all
have smoked the tobacco in its earlier
form. II must be highly pleasing to
construct a group Of shadowy smokers
for acquaintainces. London Globe.