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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-08
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-08

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-08

There is man living at Luray, Va, who
became convinced when young that kiss
ing was wicked because Christ was betrayed
by kiss He resolved never to kiss any
body. He has been married twenty Yeas
and 5 the father Of eleven children, and has
never kissed bis wife ner eay q bis ef1spglae
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-08

SUPERB LIVEHY!-I desire TO announce TO nv
~ friends aud the public generally. that have
now one OF the most complete and thoroughly
equipped LIVERY STABLES in or out of Virginia.
Fast and stylish teams. single double; first
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or night, at re IS Duabe prices
BA * tge Delivered II called for at anv point in
tho CITY. I'd tr4fuy nandI q
am preUa ed to offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to
travelling men Horses boarded by the day week,
or mbnGb al 'aaso ,abe es. and the very besr at
teati0n guaranteed
will give my personal attention a"d assistance
to any leaving horses at my stable, to sell them
20 the best adv utage
Give me calland you shall not 20 away disap-
inted ALEX HARTMAN,
marl8 StauntoD. Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-08

TOR SALE-A good two-story Brick Residence
Il and Store. No 3l2 N. augusta For par
ticulars apply to BAP rIoTE DENNIS,
apl3 tt stanton. Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-08
(FNTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER
. K IS S GOOD S,

] respectfully invite he attention of my Gus
TONERS and friends and all in want of First Glass
Gent meas IL AND WINTER CLOr fl NC to
my ock, which has been received
IN VAR + tF STYLES and FLEG Ant
GtiohS, have never been able 10 make finer
DISPLAY than nnw.
SUITS or PIECE ARTICLES OF CLOTHING
ed to give satisfaction Goods also sold to be made
selWherr. ii desired.
All L ask IS Call. knowing that any taste can BIZ
as I'd j. A. HUTCHINSON,
pl4 No lib E. Main st
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-08

DICHARD s. KER,
III ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office with WHITE : GoRPcN.
uyl3
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
Pearls of Thought.

Force ls necessary to motion.
 Better an egg in peace than an ON in war.
 A.fool must now and then be right by chance.
 Fools ladlc out the water and wise men take the fish.
 Friendship and importunate beg ging feed not at the same di sh.
 When a man has not reason for doing q thing, he has one good reason for letting it alone.
 To be simply odd is not to be in- dependent-you must be sincere.
 Haste is but poor apology; take time and do your business well.
 Happiness can only be realized when seasoned with unhappiness.
 When man is in the wrong and won't admit it he generally gets mad.
 Conscious innocence bushes where brazen guilt never changes color.
 Il is more honorable to fail, than to cease pushing for fear you will fail.
 Independents organized are q power. dependent, organized are a danger
 How can a man act upon the jndg- mcnt of another without using his own:
 When we cannot act as we wish we must act as we can.
 Ambition breaks the ties of blood. and forgets the obligation of gratl- tude
 Love nothing too yiolently; hate nothing too passionately fear noth- ing too strongly.
 He who brings ridicule to beal against truth, finds in his hand [ blade without hilt.
 There are few ways in which a man can be more innocently employed than in getting money.
 Fools line the hedges which bound i the road of life what can the wise men do but smile as he passes along
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
SWORN CIRCULATION 1OO8.


 
 Personally appeared before commissioned and acting J. W. Gardner TY INE and being duly circulation or TIE NEVADA COUNTY YsE e three ending August lSSS, averaged 1OOS copies weekly. J. W G.RS,nv and subscribed yoi l S W. V. N F
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
fully as it would be advantageous for

fully as it would be advantageous for them to do.
 Without more than glancing at a subject upon which volumns could be written, we ask dairymen to consider how cheaply they sell their milk re- latiye to the cost of milk and it's pro- ducts to all consumers. Some Penn sylvania and Connecticut farmers re- ceive from COG. to s1 per lb. for all the butter shey can produce. How many are in this successful company Not half that could find room to work in the s1me area. Farm"r+ should bg wi.a jiharal mefchaat-, 5a,i,.as mae.' as competent producers,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
A FINE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

Few papers offer better advertisers cutua masses than the PcAvNE ing it's
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
Work Every One Can do.

Don't talk louder than yon live. Hypocrites are poor witnesses. The first person to help is yourself; the next one if the nearest and most needy.
 Help the lost sinner first the veal, christian will get into heaven; help him afterward.
 Invite the lost ones to service; do it by kind word or letter, or any good way Pray for them in priv ate; speak of the meetings, praise them.
 Introduce the unsaved to some one who will better tell them the way of salvation. Go with the inquirer to the alter or inquiry room. Ask them to your homes; talk and pray with them.
 Help make every meeting you at- tend a good one. If you can not sing, move your lips in harmony with the singing. In public service be brief. both in prayer and remarks.
 Live for Christ in your homes. This is the great need of today Wash dishes, broil steak make beds, sell calicos or silk, like a Christian. Keep sweet, happy, and hopeful. Be q walking sermon. Don't growl with your face. If you are sick, show what grace can do, If your are tried bear as only heaven helped man can. If you are in trouble. let the world see in you the peace of God.
 Let love to God flow out from all your actions. Lead the children to Christ. Keep away from doubtful things, and thus hell a weak brother,
 Ask God to direct you to work, and he will do it inside of forty eight hours.
 Don't quit work until the breath quits the body then begin service on on the other side in heaven. .-kev. C. H. Iatman. in Observer.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09

How delightful this Bible looks to me when l see the blood of Christ sprinklcd uponit. Every leaf would have flashed with Siuai's lightenings, and every verse would have relied with the thunders of Horeb, ii it had not been for Calvarys cross. Now as you look you see on every page your Saviour's name. He loved you and gave Himself for you, md now you who are sprinkled with tha, blood, and have by faith rested in him, can take that precious book and find it to be green pastures and still waters to Your souls.-Spurgeon.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
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Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09

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Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
THREE SERIAL STORIES ZACH WEEK

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 lt will h, seen therefore, that hN subscribing for thc rtCANlN NE and the FREE lltE~>. thc entir. itniN can lt supplied with all iuc new and with ILy Oe,l Ni LMOrAtmrN. lOr ! NrAr. u ] cnet nl
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Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
sS,000.O0 IN CASH

a- prizes for ;le three hc,s serial stories or G0Ho words each \ number otthr best writer, have announced their intention to compete
 In addition Co thc many other special feature, it |, the intention t0 publish section, of
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09

iuc Free Irre> .s without question The Greatest Literary aud Humorous paper now before the American people. lt is mol new H>piraut for pth. iir UNur. e>Hpli~htd u,rf NrN N,ar~ ago. jt ha, -ioud thr to-t of time. aod l. to da strougrr bet. ter and Wulc popular than ever -l-n0uN -uh,crib- er~ affirm it- -urp3--iug excellence. IAe funny sketches and -a' ing, ot tho Free Pres uu every. where quoted aud laughed df. while iu respect Co uicrar2 excellence itWill cumpur, t1NurahlN With "a, VNurt-itr nagafiur>- M ould. "lttkc ~Wrp.' L1n il->' Rose IlArtViyk Thorpe, Cha., t r,lun-, HUutrYn luy. Lizzie York, Case. Bronson llaNard, II. |. uod.,. and ho-t of oth. er tatnrit, Wttrr. cou,rihu,, regularly tp ii, col uWH-. Recognizing thv growing demand for first rIa-. titI ipIi thp Ire, Prrs~ has offered
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oOUR NEW PROUTY POWER PRESS.)
A First.cIass Country Newspaper
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In this enlightened progressive age every should take good newspapers and especially his one county paper there agency potent press poor d 0r county paper
 THE PCAlUN NE is thoroughly and heartily ps.ios and will do it's full duty for the party .s
 
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 HE PlClu NE Is an all home print local paper, vsn equped and printed in the Sae Paragon cutter 0Nl5 inch Peerless new mailing machine and job of a.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
Bahv Portraits.

on nhle plate paper by patent photo process, sent free to Mother Of any Baby born within year
 Every Ay,hef wants theSe'nclurcs send nt ui!e,
 ls,Vv lf,tS''s name .,.a age. E.. H-L~Si RICHARD JUN a O.. ? uDs.. BurIlneton, Vi,
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
WDe frantic &rtgsifDbc.

On Staalfrpbier neb Napn "2alanbe"
+ nplis saaet af Stabelen | Borbeanr.
Stibet er 316 Sob s CONNER lanst os
81 5. % 81. brebt; bets Dpbtsaaenbe
er / @isnneminit 16 5. os 8 Z. 9et
er iOripnt meb en- Maifine paa 5000
S%efefreiter, Der meb 14O Dmbreiniuser
/ Minuttet pentes at bripe Stibet frem
meb en- Jart af 19a Mil / 9imen. Bet
er foripnet meo 9 8anuner, buoraf be
tire burtisiipbenbe.
Gn Torpebotrpoier, "8antour," er
saaet al Stabelen | 1oulon. Sfroset,
Der er af Staal, mailer 1926 Sob 8 1om
mer, Waifinen er paa 5000 Seitetrefter
Der pil brinse Sarten Op til 20 Mil.
&rpbisren "Zorbin" bar nplis eiori
fin Yrbuetur os Uiite en- @ienneminits'
fart al 10 : Nil 1imen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31

Gremiten.

0iutttH out ~ Wv &NpAJNN"t
for fulb Camp posIerebe tot inb unbtr
Sap Maleas 8lippe, @rafenlanbs ipos
pitlise Spios. Cirrus % Sesa Tim
nete omiap mob Sulumaanen % telpfts
bunfelt &c graz gjerse, Der i Morstns
fjpret !os fig no. iom ON De rare be-
tlaote meb glefantbuo.
Tet bar iaa ourmf, at man nteset bel
tunbe OpbOlbe fig paa 9atfet uoen Opers
iraffe.
Seq itimtebe i aiiferten to buibe
Sumter inbe paa bet mDrfe 5ielb %
fiji paa Stebst af en- Ben 5ortlarins
ouer, buab be to Bunfter betroe. 9et
uar ct S,is % ct aapeI, ON buis gier'
manb Ssmanbene ipinbe fSlsenbe MGR
felise gnbe:
Gor nOsle Os ierti sIar fiben fob / en-
itarf Storm ct euselF Stib IND paa
8piten Der % iplitrebes / 8~ranbinsen.
glIe brufneoe meb l~lnbtaselie al Sap
teinen, Iom, ba bGn for1aaet o9 for
tumlet puasnebe til 8epiofbsb, fanot
fig ielu lissenbe pua ct 8lippefrems
iprins.
gift baube ban miitst. Sans Suitru
cs Born, iom bare meb omborb, bare
brufnebe; belle ManbFabet bar forIpuns
bet i 8slserne, Os bans Brig breo /
Stumper os Stptfer lanss Brsbben.
Siben ben 7ib, i ODER ier @anse ii
9lor, lepebe ban iom en- Slass 8lanbins
af en- Terie 8ifsn os &Obinion gruioe
sanise alene meb Maaseifris us 8slses
larm iom epis 9afelmuiit. Sun bpss
sebe fig ct gus, runbt ON bpiltet ban
cpelifeoe en- ppntelis os pelbprfet Saue
meb golbe omfrins.
Yaa ct fr%emiprinsenbe Yunft al Slip
pen laa en- 8psnine, Der lisnebe en- liben
Saloon. Sra ben sperite Spibs tim
nebe ct bpibt &Ors. Serinbe bOlbt ban
buer Dag fin Gnbast, lunst fiernet fra
Menneltene. s 8lippen bapbe ban
mDiiommelis busset en- Iei fra fit gus
til &apeuet.
San leoeoe fulbtanbis iom Gueboer,
% Salppens Giifere, Der bosbe iiernt
fra bet Steb, buor ben enselite 8aptein
Gos fig neS for beitanbis, nereoe en- bis
mpitiif sgrefrpst for bam. San lepebe
al at fife, ifpte Gusle FAINT al "milce
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Der iatte no til BAN. 9eauben funbe
ban rel osiaa tprfe ct ps anbet i fin
file Saoe.
gQe Sfi6e, Der fienbte 2esenben ON
ben ~forliite aaptein, hilite / 5Orbifarten
paa bam.
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llnbertiben itoppebe Stibene peb Sap
Malea os ienbte 8aaoe / 2anb meb
Eropiant til ben @amle, Der mobtog
bisie 8epiier paa 8enlisbeb fra Srems
inches SIDE meo flor &srelie os 9afs
nemmelisbeb. BET er fra bisie Baabe,
man bar 8unbita6 ON O~lbinsens iels
iumme 2ioseuentpr.
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isr, uinfer ct lille &ors flag ub til Sci
lerne, Der saa isnbsnfur @retenlanb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31

All who are planning to attend
DEBORAH Institute review term for
teachers should try to be present at
the sociable Friday evening Aug, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
4 MESSIAH WIN AN UvLUoKY xAxg,


Rockford, Ill, March a0.-There was riot on
Wednesday night In tho Westminster Presbyterian
Church. body Of The Church of tho Redeemed
or Beekmanites, who believe that tho Rev. George
J. schwelnfurth is the Christ returned EARTH took
possession Of tho prayer meeting. Mrs NJ d.
Kennehan, who Is member Of the church. but has
recently been converted 10 faith in schveinfurth,
replied to remarks By tho pastor DR.. Condo, insist
Ing that he had better investigate and like her. no
would DO convinced that schWeinfurth was The Per
feet Ono DR. Condo rated her soundly for running
after false prophets, and insisted that schwentlrth
meant DEVILS hog, schwen-hog, and furth-the sea,
end that he was an impostor Ike Of the swine
Into which Christ cast the devils. This caused
great outbreak from the hslfdozen male Becnanites
Disciple Whitney made some remarks offensive to
the members Of tho church, and called them scnbes
and Pbariseez Deacon wallace seized Whitney
and another disciple BY tho collar and throw them
headlong from the room. The other Beekmanltes
ied Ihey, held nesting last night and vowed
they would yet force the Westminster people 10
receive them and accept the truth Of their doctrine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
! 3 snHaBMAY's PRoPAaAEDA Ar TALE.

Yew.Haven. Conn. March 20 Special. During
Professor william @. Summers recitation in political
economy thIs morning, Thomas o. shearman, Of New
York CITY, walled into the classroom and sested him
SAX. Recognizing Mr.. shearmAn, the professor ~
marhsd Hello. shearman; you hereFs
yesS said sir shesrman, Il have come to sea
what beresy you viii preach to-day
Several times during the recitation Mr.. Sherman
fnieffy pied Professor sumner, and tho two had =
heated discussion en- tbe subject Of land grants p
Individuals ana resroad corporations. During the
discussion Professor sumner said Well Mr. Shear
man, woaId IKE 10 b on the opposite side Of a
case WITH sou IL thst Is all the sense you can use
"a IN krgpmsnts =
Mr.. shoafmsn thea proceeded % Professor Arthur
Il HssIes's feeltsuon where no he'd discussion vita
he professor about ne Henry George theory OF tax
alton. He took excestion to . remark which profes
ser Hadiey nsde, eak Icud IN his prniss Of she
eserge iAsOg. he finally Acknowledged that Pro-
fozseR EfRdsey ives practically correct.
Such an intsrrupiot q recitation s an extremely
unlsual occurrence, an4 the AFFAIR was tho ualk Of
fScuity and Students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
.NoTFS or THE STAGE T.I.l

Daniel Frohman, who has been confined 70 bis homo
for several days by an attack Of dtphtheriuo
throzt considerably better yesterday, and II
honght pc would Be able 70 go 20 hie once ia tho
Lyceum Theatre to-day
HeHsy =. Abbey received Iettsr from Miss Ander
mn yestsrdny, in which she said tbat she vas much
hotter and that after semsinng week two longer
tn Philadelphia sAs would probably 80 abroad. Mr.
Abbey also reooived letter nom DR. Mitchell, con-
hrming bliss Apderson's favorable areenns Of her
Charles r. Rice has become tho Esatkger Of fergu-
son and Mack and win Ihtroiuee them m new
comedy entitled Mecarthy's Mishsps,5 wkieh has
been successful In England
Charles Reed tho principal comedian Of the Brass
ffonksy,s and Miss tombstone Bennet have been en-
gagged 0r the production Of Noble Som q Nibo's
Robert Eisrneres Ia said 10 have been successfully
presented for the nst time IN bridgeport on Thursday
night The play win probably be seen Is the Union
Square Theatre on Apxll %.
n. cosluelin win end his season to-day a. tho Star
Theatre appearing a. the sefnee The Bellsp and
ct night 30 = 10 Gendre de ~ Poiners
z ), Buckley has banded IN bis resignation from
Ire cast Of ~ Gold Mine" 70 take effect I'm two
veeks na VIZ be aneeeedcd By Robert c. HinIard.
George Floyd who has for eight years been The
nanagsr OF n. c. Goodwin. wiz not 30 associated
wiz, him after this season Their parting W.T. how
ever. he "a entirely friendly 0De, ana Mr., Floyd IS
booking tho coHledfan's tour for next season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
pKEsErrg no AND FROM n. ooouKIIH.'

Last night after tie performance the Star Theatre.
number Of NJ coouelins friends and admirers gave him
beautiful silver loving cup which had been medic By
Tfany The design 10 novel. and thoroughly American
In character OF The IL about tour
teen inches IN height eggshsped snd mounted on three
silver buffalo heads in fun relief resting on an eauai
number Of silver bualo hoof which form the feet Of ina
cup There are three silver hendies In the shape o.
bunlo horns nlsd with neio work each running from
bottom Of the cup between the feet 10 point gear
the top Of the bowl This 10 inaid with nieo work. and
on the three sides rs divided By tho handles are three
scenes from Indian life after desgns By can. The In
side is Of dun gold, etched with American emoiems
The cup Is 70 stand round alyer, which Is not jet
finished 1t viii have engraved upon It The nanha Of
the Rlvers and the following inscription; "a ooqusiin
ses amis New.York. 20 Mars, 1882" M, ooouelip was
also the recipient several Rfss from the mSnbers o.
his company.
sIn ne little comedy. 'sThe Silent system" which H.
Coaueln played with Mrs Booth the "business requires
that he should give diamond bracelet The enc usec
was genuine snd extremely handsome and at the end Of
the play Mrs Booth. who thought Il was property"
was about 70 hand back when abe was Informed By NJ
CoqOen that ske was to keep II mark Of his esteem
The bracelet bore the names Of NJ Coouelin and Mrs
Booth the tae Of the play In which they appeared and
tho data.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
HR cooUzI1Ns BENEFIT

HE MAKES NEAT ePEEcH IN ENGIIEH AT
THE CLOSE OF "rHE SILENT sYsrEn.n
Nj. coQueiins benefit 1T the Star Theatre lsst nlght
drew large and enthusiastic audience. The prln-
clpal piece Of the evening wks Jean DaoIer,s which
has bssn fnede known N English as CASTOR Cadois
By Frederick Karde Aster this was over SSr Coqnolin
appeared with Mrs. Booth In comedfcsta entitled
The silent systcm,' which was announced freely
translated Into English By Brsnder Matthews from
the French Of Abraham Dfeyfus. Tho slight Thread
Of story is that wife SITS up for husband who
comes home late, and HIS arrival receives curtain
scfurs. The poor victim has no chance to speak
tn the very end Of the play when tho production Of
diamond bracelet brings about reconciliation and
explanation. Mrs Booth acted and spoke her trying
part With admirable art and telling effect. and Mr.
C0qpelins pantomime was remarkably expressive
AZ the close Of the place Mr.. Coqueln heightened
bis nnai speech with the following words addressed
10 The audience:
II hsge said nothing until now 1t is not because
! cannot speak; 10, but my silent system bad two
feasone-two excellent reasons. as you viii Aoknowl-
edge. Tho first reason ives that Madame speaks so
we'll did not think II fair TO interrupt her and -
Is always delight TO listen 20 q lady who has 50
great mastery OF the art OF speech And the SEQ.
ond reason said nothing because cannot speak
English. cannot speak It at all could have
tho pleasure OF acting with Nine. 6choofel only In
play In which sho did the tNlking, never difficult
task for lady, and thank her now for having given
me this great pleasure. Perhaps Sught 70 lot her
have the last word but leave that to you, who have
CRESTED me during my six weeks In Hew-York VITA
kindness and sympathy shall never forget II
is to New-York ] owe the suceess have had IN
America NewIyork opened for me the gates Of the
other cities have visited 1 bear away With me
10 France the memory of a kindly reception, which
SHAH treasure IS one OF the greatest honors OF my
this marvellous country, ! think I can say ! have
friends here. TO ali Of them express my regret that
must go, and my thanhs for the warmth Of my vel
comes
Mr. coouein delivered his speech with extremely
little accent AZ the end he ana Mrs. Booth were
MRS. Booth One bore In gold letters on wide ribbon
the initials OF the principal members OF the Madison
Square Theatre Company.
Scarcely had the little comedy bean began when the
manteploca which was covered with large ornaments
struck. The curtain was lowered for few moments
while the stage was reset.