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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13
New York Markets.

NEW YoEK, February 12.-Flour firm
and 0Oc. to jlc. higher. Fine grades win.
ter, s2.3j@$2.7j; Southern, trade and
family extra, S3G0QSJ.3J. Wheat ir.
regular; spot sales No. 1 red, Sl.Os4
Sl.O9i No. red winter, February, 9ssc.
Corn firm; spot sales No. 2 mixed,
1910 fic. DO. February, l3sc Oats quiet,
spot sales No. white, 300; No. .
mixed, do. February, 30sc. Pork dull ;
new mess. sl30OdSl325. Lard steady;
March, S70s@S110. Sugar - Raw,
quiet and firm. Refined dull cut loaf
and crushed, Sc; cubes and powdered,
tic; graduated, 7c.; confectioners' 4,
G:c; yellow, 0tc. Coffee, steady; fair
Rio, l1sc.
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Horny Coidns. coloicl. VINO lves
near leay, Ca, claims 20 be l2l years
DID, he says that Doc was 9ycars Old az
tine commencement ol the revolutionary
wan lie belonged al the time 10 George
Humphreys. of Richmond. Va. ilumph
rc,8 sold him 90 George Heard. OF Au-
eusta. who had owned ham ten years
when the "stars fell.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

a series Of tests have recently been made
by Or Ilachcr, the Wei known German
chemist showing that IN ordinary domestic
stoves m uao not more than 2)pcr cen. %
mel consumed is really used Tor warming tho
roous whereas, With stoves burning gas 81
~ cent end more n Ito possible eiicc, b
.hfqin.1 New Vol. Telercm.
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sio5. Corn-Feruary, 34sc.; May, 85t
M35sc.; June, Sjic. Oats-February, 25c.i
May, 27lc.; June, 2GIc. Pork-Febru.
airy, 81 20; May, sll.52i; June, Sll 60
Lard-February and March. $66j: Nav,
s675@s677i; June, $3.50. Short ribs
February, S5.97i; May, 1901; June,
S612l.
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Groceries, Etc.
Meat, Flour and Meal.

Bulkmeats-Sides, &c.. shoulders, 7c.
Bacou-Western shoulders, sc; Clear-rib
sides DC, breasts lie. hams l3c.
Fl0u-Richm nd patent roller family
S6.2 20 300. fancy family. 1919 10 5000
family, S4.75 90 $3.50. city extra, 81 % 70
100 city sup-rhne, 1915 to 800; city
tine g. 2j % $3.50.
Meal-Ciiv per bushel. 5sc country, 60 10
soap-Common, 3 70 &c; best washing, b,
Sc. toilet, lj 10 %.
sugars Granuated, u C; A sugar, tic; b,
Sugar 7c. sugar, o3c.
Teas-Klack. 25 10 5Oc; imperial, IS to S5c;
unp0wder. ~ to 55c.
Cofee-Rio. l6 70 2Oc; Laguayra, IS 20
&c, Java, 25 10 3Uc.
Buckets-Panted TWO hoops sl.2Oi three
hoops, Sl.JJ.
Mill Feed.
ShipNul per ton sl9.
BrownTuh perton $500
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lron-Ameucan refined. Old Dominion
bar per pOun for standard sizes , l-l0C.
English and American sheet, 81 20 51c; Swe-
en- hammered, stO &C. hoop, I to SIC.
Nuils-Old Domeinion, standard lie, s2.l0;
Steel x2.9.
WnIker hnrse-shnns a mulas S.
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Han. Oats and straw.

Hay-No. Timothy, per ton, 1900 10
1000; 30 2 1890 1870; mixed, 1880 to
400 Virginia clover, 1870 to 1870.
Baled Oots-sll 90 20 1900.
Shucks-Baled ~ 10 65c.
Straw-Compressed 100 pounds, 40 to AZ
10 BE, pressed, large bales, A. 10 sc.
Lumber, slaves, Etc.
Lumber White oak. per 100. 5000 10
1870; West Virginia poplar, per 1000 1000
tos2..OO
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CHICAGO, February l2.-Wheat opened
active. Corn firm. Oats quiet. Pro-
visions unsettled. Closings Wheat
February. SlOGs May, Sl.09s; June,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

DoN'r GIVE NE anything else, for
nothing does my children and myself
the good that Dr.. Dayid's Cough Syrup
does.
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Cement. Lime. Plaster. Etc.

Cement-rnion. per barrel, sl.35; Rosen
dale 30. James River, l.35.
Lime-Rockland, per barrel, 81. 10 to sll5
anchor sl.O5. RiyertOn, sl.Oo.
Plaster-Lump Il: ground, 7.5O, ealcinac
plaeter I Is 10 10
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RAILROAD STOCKS
Grain aud Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, February Il

RICHMOND, Va, February ~.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat-4l2 bushels.
Corn 9. 10. bushels.
Meal-1U bushels.
sALEs gEPoHTEn To SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, 40 bushels very good
40 los. 30 bushels good at l.Oj. Mixed
ls0 bushels prime on pris te terms. Short
berry. 81 bushes very good at l.Ol. Total
SAFES OF wheat, ll2 bushels
Con-Whne, l35 bushels very good al
45c.. 800 bushels very good at 44ic. IOta
sales of corn 63s bushels.
Olts-Ninter, l35 bushels very good on
PIT ate terms spnug. 40 bushels very good
al Csc. Total sales Of oats us Bushels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure We guarantee
OWENS L MINOR DRUG Co.
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COTTON REPORT.
baltimore Markets.

Mdlkel NIA.
Quotations -Niddline, 9sc.; low mid
ding, 9.c.; good ordinary, SEC.
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The irt duty OF preacher Is 10 keep
thc congregation awake Instruct the
seAtou 10 let m plenty If flesh air.
Without air. without A.c Break out a
few Of those stained glass windows and
admit tine smshuc' Darkness always
uoyoaos O yawn.-Clefgyman m ST.
Louis Republic.
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4 HUNT FOR NOBLE GAME.
TRAILING The MOUNTAIN GOAT IN
THE WlLDS or IDAHO.

Chicago Travelling Nan Tells his ~
pcricnce In bringing Down the fleet
Footed and Rare Aninnal-iie Had O
Genuine Attack Of Duck Fever"
llost Bo,-e City. idaho. with hals breed
guido and two pack mules Our destnati 3r
was She Sawtooth range Of mountains, th'
only spot IN tho uuitd States where th,
Rocky mountain goat Is 20 DO found After
a tedious tramp OF a week We found ourselve
near lofty peak OF The range known as Sill
vor mountain. Here we pitched our caml
aud began The hnat for game Two days
passed without saccc-s
The third day. Just before andowu. q
sharp exclamation from the half breed, FOL
lowed by a confused iabbcring Of English
French and Indian words suddenly put my
tired senses ON The alert
Ny Dyes quickly followed The direction 10
which l.s finger pointed Outlined against
tho al;y on point of rocks FAR above Us. gaz
ing down evidently with mingled fear and
curiosity, stood mammoth male specimen
Of tho IDENTICAL game for which our pilgrim
ago had been made 90 the Sawtoofh range
he vas apparently our Of reach Of my rice,
but, nevertheless, good judgment deserted
me JUS, when 10 was needed and bia1-l
away at She o.d fellow. The bullet knocked
upa cloud of dies; lfty feet below him
lie gave oonfemptlous snort, reared on
h.s hmd legs turned on them as IF on pivot
and AGAIN stood facing us had my rife TO
my shoulder again bv this time. having
raised the sights tr.1o and eavc him the
benefit ol another shot, CHS time making the
lut 0y just under his nose. Another snort
m.d again lc stool erect and piroucttod llso
ballet dancer
Iur FIRST VICTIM
Just then ! heard tine report % gun by
my SIDE The half breed had tried DIS hand.
and with much better success Ills bullet
tra0s the goat quareIy in the breast and
penetrated Dis heart Hc gavca shrn wins
cling cry as 81 of warning. prns into tho
oir. and chen DIS body rolling and tum-
bling down the hillside until 10 landed at our
feet
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Reported by Paine & Houston, Commits.
ion Merchants, 1906 Cary Street.
Country Produce.

Apples-Choioe early, per barrel, 81 30 to
81 70 mixed lots. 81 OOtO Sl.25.
Boon Virginia hams. choice old. l0c per
pound; new hams small, Is 10 l4c new
hams large. IT'D to i2c; sides, 10 10 lie:
shoulders, 9 10 lOc.
BIeans-Choice Navy, s1.75 70 800.
Black Eye Peas-sl 10 70 l.65.
Beeswax-lS 70 2)c per pound
Buckwheat-3 g. 3to.
Butter-Virginia creamery, 20 10 DC; fam
ny packed Virginia, Is to 2Jc: choice vel
low. store packed (Virginia). l6 70 lsc; store
packed. mixed color and sweet. IL 70 l4c:
store packed fair 10 good. 10 10 l2c.
Eggs-ln crates tiresh), Is to i4c.; In boxes
and barrels II to l3c.
Poultry Drrssed-Chickens, II e. l5c. per
pound. Turkeys, IA 20 l6c per pOu O.
Ducks, 10 % l2c per pound. Geese, 3 20 Sc
per pound, Turke vs. 1--we, 9tO l0c per pound;
Dried Fruit-Peaches peeled 10 Sc IN
peeled haiye> 20 3tc ADDies sliced 3 10 &c
quarters y 20 &c Cherries pitted 10 10 lie
Black herri, g 10 4 Whortleberries g TO &c
Feathers-Prime i've goose, 40 10 IS per
pound mixed. 2j 10 3Oc.
Flaxseed-per bushel. S1.l0 10 $40.
Hides-Dry ilints light weights, to Sc
per pound. heavy weights, '+c per pound dry
sailed, sc. wet sailed. &c, ~ pen &c.
HOgs-nressed. 10 7c.
WOOl-Tub-washed - % 3Oc per pound
unwashsd, DC per pound.
Lard-Prme country. - 10 0lc per pound
OniOns--ln barrels. 81 2j 70 tl5O.
Oranges--S .75tO S2.00.
Peanuts-Fancy stock per pound 1 10
D.; medium. y 90 &c..
Potatoes-Per bushel, 80 TO Sc.
ROots-Ginseng perpOund, t2.25; Seneca
per pound. 80 % 35c.
Game-Rabbtsl 10 70 Ice.
Groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings, 81 90 70 81. %: three
string, $3.50 10 $500; four strings, 400 TO
800.
Baskets-Willow, sl.i5 TO fl.3O per nest;
split, soto zoe per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen $50
10 20.
Can Corn, pounds, per dozen 30 to 80.
Rce-Car0hna, o 30 &c, RangeOon. SIC.
salt-LiyerpO0l, fr0 store, 81 40 ground
alum from store, per sacE, $l.00 to Sl.l0.
TallOw--i1c.
Chrese-Prime cuttirg. he common, II to
nc; English dairy, lsc pineapple, 25c.
Lard-Pure &c, refined. 100.
M0lasses-EX,ra, h0gshead, Is 10 15c;
barrels 10 90 loc; genuine golden syrup, per
gallon, p 20 80; New Orleans, prime 20
choice, 81 20 soc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES

NIR / AN TIE JihoIlf
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
JANUARY ~. isSs. o..
deceased. ........... ''''..''''''r lai"'ih
against -
Edward TX Brundage... ........- .Defe' cnnt.
In case and upon an attachment re'urned
executed.
The object Of this suit = 10 recover against
the defendant s26 81 with icsal interest hero
on, aud 10 80 ach the estate Of the 'hni dofen
dant 40 the city Il Richmond. and subiect tho
same TO . payment the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having Ocen made ana nied
that he defendant j. not ,csidsnt of this
State. q - Drdere that he appear mere WIN
in nftesn DAYS alter due publication hereof,
and DO what IL nec,s sarJ 20 protect his
IA Or 81 In this suit.
A COPY Teste;
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Is FOR MAN x BEAST. PENETRkTES
MUSCLE &ELBRE 10 THE VERY BONE
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MUSTANG LINlMENT

URLS PILES, BURNS, CUTS. CORNs
SHsisLs. Observation-Disclosures
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lion, steeI. NaII.. "a.

Shipstul per ton $40.
Br0wnstuii perton $500
Bran Der ton, $500
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RAILROAD bonds.
Rlelmond Stock Market.
Reported by John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers an brokers. I'LL Mein street.

RICHMOND, Va. February y 1859.
fLl SD DOARD.
U0 Virginia l0-iO July ls5j coupons
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24

in the course Of a prayer meeting In the
vestry Of New Bedford church a pleasant
looking pussy cat, With tail erect, came in
and walked leisurely to a prominent place on
the platform A member Of ,he church took
her In bis arms and put her outdoors az one
side Of the building, but in less than two
minutes she came in OF another door and
walked again to the platform with all due
gravity and homelike manner Then the
jantor took Miss Pussy, who was a very
tame pet and allowed any one T. handle her.
~ he pleased, and went out with her through
dark room in which spare settees are piled.
He had scarcely closed the door that shut
him from she light when be tumbied over
some Of the loose furniture, making racket
that caused considerable laughter Even
the pastor could not help wreathing his
mouth in marks Of parenthesis Tho janitor
Is persistent man. and he put the cat cut
and returned in triumph But bis triumph
was Of short duration, for pussy soon came
in again Before she got 10 the platform a
wise lady picked her up and held hor 70 the
close OF the meeting. Boston Herald
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More Industriai schools.

Mr. Jacob Tome a wealthy banker Of Port
Deposit, Md, who some time ago set aside @
half million dollars 90 found practical
training school in the mechanic arts and
trades, to be located at Port Deposit, Nd.
has now Increased the gift 10 two and half
million dollars With this liberal endow
ment, and the carrying out Of Mr. Tones
wishes who has himself riscp from the ranla
Of labor and fully understands the difficulties
now besotting the youth Of our country In
obtaining "a practical knowledge Of the mo
chanic arts this school is designed to he one
OF the most complete and extensive in all
branches Of trade practice Of any similar
institution in the world The scheme OF free
trade teaching inaugurated by Peter Cooper
has at last taken deep root IN the minds Of
able men. followed by the success Of the New
York Trade schools and the Pratt Institute
in Brooklyn, y. y.
The munihcent gifts Of Mr.. Williamson, Of
Philadelphia, and Mr., Tome, Of Port Deposit,
Nd, are destined - bring out the latent
genius and energy Of our youth in a practical
apprenticeshlp.- american.
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WHAT An OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE,
ii \ : II 9 SAY
CONCERNING TIE
Chase City Mineral Water


PORTLAND. NOTTAwAY COusrY. Va,
August Is, 1885
N. II +. Hafdy. Chase CITY. Va
rir,-for many ycals ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia. With is complications such
rs neryOu' ness. neuralgia, indigestion. consti-
patton, liver affection. etc, until became al
most a confirmed invalid. During the time
was treated by intelligent physicians, who pre-
scribcd various remedies. l used both lithia
and other mineral waters, also DR.. Warmers
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all to but
little advantage.
Hearing OF your newly-discOvered Chase
CITY Mineral Water ! sent for and obtained
4 case OF n. 10 lasted me about three weeks,
during which time | improved 50 much as 10
he able 20 leave home, which | had nor been
able 10 90 Tor months previous. then went 10
Chase City and continued the use OF the water,
fresh from the well. for four weeks. which
gave me moro real benefit than all tie other
remedies cOmhin d. sly nerves were soon
quoted. could sleep well all night. my gloomy
fears sun fOrebOdines vanished. nay mind be-
came bright ana cheerful, | could enjoy tho
company Of my friend. (which before avoid
I'D. my appetite decreased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that ! could eat almost
any kind Of food with opuBity). the coustipa
giOn was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly benented-all of which | attribute e.
the use OF your uineinl water.
| must Say. In conclusion, that consider the
discovery Of this water # blessing 70 afflicted
hnHanNg. Away with your drugs and nos
trums. Go Ia natures fountain Of health
Drink Of # healing water go drink. and bo
made whole" J. 9. POWELL
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Lucie i.afrance lived ten years next
door 10 her sister in Montreal without
knowing it, and then the pair became
known 70 each other through their gro
Ger.
An lrishman named Casey died re.
Gently in Albuquerque very wealthy. BY
his viii he left to Gen. J. \. Williamson,
Of Iowa, nearly half a million dollars fol
a favor to Casey long ago forgotten.
In an Iowa murder case two witnesses
swore to seeing the defendant forty rods
oil draw his revolver, when it was proven
that they were so near sighted that they
could not tell pistol from bull pup
fifteen rods away.
4 camping party near Paxton, Ind,
were alarmed by dark object that
struck their fire with force that threw
the ombers in all directions. 1t was an
immense wild goose, which they killed
before il could recover itself.
J. 7. Fletcher, of jenkins Bridge, Va,
was IN his grave and men wero tricking
it up, when they heard a groan. They
opened the coffin and found fietcher's
heart beating He was taken home, but
died two days aftervard without regain
ing consciousness.
4 New Jersey bird dog went into
room where parrot was at liberty, when
be stopped and pointed. The bird APP
preached, looked the dog square in the
eye, and said, You're n rascai." The
dog was SO surprised at hearing bird
speak that he dropped his tail. wheeled.
and ran away, and from that day TO this
be has never been known TO point bird.
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While the agitation about state boiler in
spection is going on, would like TO sec some
provision made for the inspection Of locomo-
tive boilers. Tho United States looks after
the steamboat boilers, and why not have "a
federal law providing for inspection Of locomo
tiyesf If railroad companies were as careless
as some classes Of steam users in the employ
ment Of engineers, there would be far greater
fatality from locomotive boiler explosions
than there is Take a switch engine, that Is
almost constantly running up and down in
cliues and reversing her motion When going
down grade the water all runs into the for
warI Dart Of the boiler leaving portions Of
the Gu,s exposed to the fire. Then, when she
Is reversed OF when she starts to mount the
next grade, the water comes back around the
fire box with a rush. Theayerage locomotive
boiler, IN the hands Of the average country
saw mill engineer would last about forty
minutes, on long enough to get up a good
head Of stoam-not Longer. -SE Louis Globe
Democrat.
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coNrENrMENT.

Happv the man that when his day Is done. 4
a Les down to siccp With nothing to regret
Tie battle he has fought may no; be Won
p pa fame nc sought DO Just ss frcting yet
FoiuS al last his hands upon his hnnast,
l Happy h he H. hosry and forspcnt.
lie sinks into the last eternal rest.
Hrathine these only words. # ON content"
But happier be that. while his blood Il warm,
secs hopcs end friendship dead about him lie
HAMS hIs hare breast Co cnyy0s bitter Storm
nor shuus The poison harris o. calumtN.
and ruid IL all stands sturiy md clate.
Cn ouly Ga the armor God hath meant
lor him Utc 'uc0th the budctiucs 81 fate
Can say % God and man. Il am content"
-lAIllln AnMa
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young man." md nodding 70 the clerk be
walked ont while the crowd rather sharne-
faccdly made way for him
~ didn't care to inquire who Dave was or
what be had DONE" said my friend. IL had
had quite enough Of those fellows and
wanted them 10 know H."
lilo received generous hospitality from most
Of the people whom he met on the long Jour
ney which followed, and though he had many
other adventures he was never In 50 much
peru as on this occasion, when, as he puts it,
he was saved by losing his beard. Frank
W. Calkins in Youths Companion.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, SC.
OWENS { MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. SC.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.

Keeps large and well. selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSME-
TICS, FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents az well as Ladies'
aud Gentlemens travelling sets.
AT kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale aud retail. wearcagents for the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure, CHASE CITY
LifHlA WATER, which we deliver In ans
part OF the city for . cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
well To drink this water freely.
W q make a speciality of fitting TRUSSES
ana keep a full stock always on hand also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
We have all the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. aud keepa nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
member 10 try cur NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but the
~ Rt,I MEDICINES USED
PERSONS contemplating having painting done
Ontht 10 call ana Act color Card and prices
OF NadeswOrtb's silica Paint, which ID better
aud cheaper than Lead and Oh.
Please renemb Der that for everything usually
FOUND III brst-elass wholesale and retail drug
store, ~ 20
~
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Rents ia California.

Eastefner-I understand rents have
declined 50 per cent in southern Califor-
MIA, owing TO the collapse Of the boom.
Californian - That's so. Everything
has gone TO the dogs. Why, sir, you can
rent a cot bed in the ocean front Of an A
tent for 500 a month. 49, New York
Weekly.
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a Swiss writer attributes badness to q
microscopic fungus
Astronomy has been declared to be n
subject of intellectual pleasure rather
than an economic one.
Experiments are now being made with
sending live fish in specially constructed
cars from Denmark 10 Switzerland and
Italy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24

II l. asserted that nearly all the idols now
woriAiped in India are of English manufac-
ture John Bu5s principle would seem 10
DE- LET me but make the idols Of country
and 4 care not who makes its religion"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24

First Schoolb0y-l wonder Why DO hreiies
have tire IN their siOmachs
Second Schooiboy Why, you precious
idiot, they eat their food raw and that Is
where they cook &C. Today.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24
TEETH AND GUMS.
UILItIIVIIUt
ugsf-tf Inventor and Sole P oprietor

DUVAL & NORTONS CELEBRA-
l. TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses Mules, Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
in dogs. warranted to cure chicken and hog
cholera Read what those who have used IL
Gsorge q. Smith, Atlees. Hanover. county.
Va. SAYS: Duva s. Norton's Horse Tonic
Is the best tonic have ever used.
II, c. Alsxauder, Old Church, Hanover
county, Va, says: zoo much cannot he said Ia
praise of Duval Il NCrton's Horse Tonic.
John L. Curtis. Warwick c. f., Va: think
n almost indispensable u our raising hogs.
Jos. T. Garrow warwick, c. H.. Va, says !;
II ia tho best remedy ever Jaw for chicken
cholera. AS dozens OF my neishbors vii te,tiiy.
n n Campbell, Managonick King William
comfy. Va: / had q valuable dog with
scratches which / had give up TO die; few
doses Of the Tonic made a comDlets cure.
Price, z5 and Is cents per bottle. tor sale
hy all druggists. sample bottle BY mall for
IS cents in stamps. (. P. kEEVE CO,
Richmond Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24
On the Reservation.

Little Pimbrooke to Miss Ssyrel-See what
fine looking squaw that is. wonder If she
speaks Englshf
Laughing Two-eyes-White woman put her
papoose on this board. Make hims les
straig lat. Judge