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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23

THE New Jersey editor whose uninten-
tional sensation was detailed in yesterdays
dispatches is entitled to the sympathy of
the entire guild of writers. He attended
wedding at Plainfeld, and in describing
the church decorations referred to the new
baptismal font which was shown in the
church for the first time, on the occasion Of
the fashionable wedding described. The
editor, who has been out of reportorial
harness so long that he has lost something
of that quickness of wit that serves the
news-gatherer SO well, referred to this
baptismal font as {" an appropriate decora-
ton" Why not ? Why should the friends
of the new married pair feel so indignant
and demand of the journalist that he shall
publicly apologize? He solemnly asserts
that it was no joke; that the item was
written in sober earnest that he meant
precisely what was expressed, that the new
baptismal font was handsome ornament
to the church on the occasion referred to.
He disclaims any attempt at wit, and
thinks that assurance should suffice. But
if he must apologize, it is to be hoped that
he viii take the back track completely
recover his ground entirely-by saying in
as strong negatives as he can command
that the new baptismal font shown on the
occasion of the wedding had no relation to
the couple united, and that it probably
never will
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23
GRAND AVENUE, !
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA,
August ID, 1889.
Mr.. COOPER

Mr.. COOPER:
Your letter received this morning, and am
happy to obiige you BY testifyiDg to the excel
lence OF the MATHUSHEK GRAND sold me
some four years ago. 1t has been in constant
use, and / think, instead of deteriorating and
becoming thin, it hes softened and deepened in
tone. 1t required little tuning through the
first year. / have frequently recommended the
piano, and consider that its merits are equal to
those of the best in the United States
The singing quality of this piano is particu-
larry suitable for vocalists, and, while agree
able in q small room. it can. by its briiiiancy
and power, fill large auditorium effectively.
Yours, etc.,
2plm MRS. GEORGE SLOVENIAN.
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TESTIMONIAL.

THE FOLLOWING IS A LETTER FROM
L Mrs. George stoneman, wife of Hon. George
stoneman, Ex-Governor of the State OF Cali
fornia:
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ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.
CLUNIE OPERA HOUSE.

CHAs. P. HALL..........P Proprietor and Manager
L. HENRY. Business Manager
ss- TWO NIGHTS. ia
This Evening and Tomorrow Evening :
Wednesday and Thursday Oct. % and 81
-HoYT's GREAT CHARACTER STUDY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
WHY lla Va. Intcrc.teh.

The Duke lo Roclure, the lavorite wit ana
hunoan of Louis XIV, was in his person far
from agreeable. his countanance was rather
.9lbildmg, and his igure ill shaped. An
other uob.eman. whore figure was even In
ler.or 90 that of H.. iore, having killed bis
antagonist in @ duel, applied 10 the duke for
bis interest and protection, knowing % Was
tlo only channel through winch be could
obtain pardon. Tie duke readily engaged
n lis friend interest and fairly rallied tine
king into q compliance After tho king had
finished a iit Of Iaugher, and given his royal
promise. Doe inquired of Roclore what could
possibly make BIN So strenuous Ia bis inter
eession 81 VIII tell your majesty said the
laceti0us dukes "if he had suffered, should
hase been the ugAo,t man in France San
francisco Argonaut
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
The Truth About the Mind Cure.

Now, in view Of what has been done in
curing disease by the aid of mental influence,
the public hns night % demand that our
physicians shall givo us the benefit OF this
healing agency. Mental influence is a pleas
autaud inexpensive medicine. 30 cures iH some
cases where drugs fail. and 10 -hortcns the
term Of sickness and lghtons lbs pain in man,
other cases, furthermore. it ha, DO injurious
incidental effects. But the mind cure should
boz taken ont of tho hands Of the uutrainc-
and irresponsible Missionaries and the impostors
who now practice 10. or 10 viii add n terrible
amount of suffering and death 20 what 10 has
already caused These enthusiasts carried
away 10y their seeming Successes ~ "a few
cases. insist hat thc mind cure IS the only
treatment that is worth anything in all
diseases and for all persons They know too
little about the nature of disease 90 recognize
symptoms which Indicate the titucs, of this
agency, too little of science IN general TO Tee
alilo that means suitable to remove one
condition may Doe entirely Inadequate or un-
suitable 90 coGntoract another j. A. Fer.
maid in Popular Science Monthly
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asked Miss Morris wonld she try IL. lie in
tended 10 fake through the Reek and then
change the till No announcement was made
~ the change. aud when an immense audi
ence gathered on the opening night there was
great dissatisfaction because Agnes Ethel
was moi In the east, and there were demands
Tor a return Of admission money at the box
office
Tho unknown girl came on and not hand
was heard All the other members of the
company had received the usual first night
greeting The minutes went on and Miss
Morris had done nothing 10 attract attention.
untilat last her opportunity came in a single
brief, imprisoned scene with her recrcant
lover Godfrey The audience was dazcd for
a moment. bat as the curtain fell they awokc
90 such a storm ~ applause as had never he-
fore been heard within those walls The
bIushing, tImid genius, who hal arisen from
a sick bed 90 make this effort % demand rec
ountion no the hands of New York audi.
cnce, was called before the curtain four
times, and her progress through the play was
an ovation Tho next day the town rung
with praise, Of the new Cu.hman from the
west. and Clara Morris had taken the place
40 tho heal Of her profession in her line of
acting, which she has held undisputed ever
simon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
fAMe Won ~ A NIGHI.
Romantic >'or, of Clara Morris Leap

Romantic Stor, at Clara Morris Leap
from Ob.curity In'o Prominence.
John " Norton. DO the 50 Louis Globe
Democrat. SAYS disappearance OF Mis- Clara
..rr, the greatest living emotional actress,
ln 50 Iuu. This wcoS B., uy excuse for telling
the romantic story oi beer miraculous bound
u "a .u.Is ment from tle otscuuty OF "a
minor member of tho Daily stock company IN
N,U Nork to iae pinnacle Of fame 10 was
after Sis. Mar. hal CLOSED beer engagements
al Cincinnati where she bad hcen success
.iyo.v leading lady Oi Maeauloys Woods
Vl.1fr. company aal Bob Miles company al
fheolI Rational. that secured Dor an engage
meat niil DANs company. Boz September
1870 They uofe on tlc cte of producing "a
ar.mafufon of WuMe Collin, Man ami
VIE anl Agnes Ethel, who was then TOO
r..rrin, Nov York fayoriie WAS cast for tho
intense and TRYING role IL Annie Sylvester.
N.. Morr. had assigned Der very small
mart with perhaps dozen lines She was
,,,.h ac.fie,ni thcrcat. and was thinking
seriously Of canccing beg engagement aud
accepting am engagement al Ne" orleans
Then there occurred an accident that was
fba turning point in bier life Agnes Ethel,
in stepping from "a coupe sprained an ankle
So Il was given out although many main
tanned ilat she really shrunk from the Try ing
,...ibiliii., of ihe role assigned her II was
impossible 90 eo on, and DAILY, M despair. ap
pealcd To one after the other Of the ladies' OF
tho company 90 assume tho part, oat ihey al
ssaded acceptng IT, until. IN despair. pay
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

"ls itt too warm inside. srf asked Michi-
Gan avenue cor conductor of q passenger who
cme out 600 the platform tho other night
WIKI ''Uoof.
"Ioo warm for me. was the reply
"Too much inueht 90 the stove. guess
"That ISN'T &C. Sec that lady with tine green
veil onN
"Nc.n
81 was divorced FROM her two years ago
WeQuuclcd and wers unhappy had %
seat opposite beer 300 there. and sine looked az
mc o sadly that fclt nay heart grow big.
"But you didn't speak to hcrf
$50
"Lurkv for You. sir, or your head would
also have grown h.g That man 900 tire front
platform with the crowbar Is Der husband
nd Doe had. bis eyes ON you
"Noa ] guess lndrop Oh here Maybe
.he didn't look SD sad as Thought she did. g.
Detroit FREQ Press
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no. William, she said coldly, with a side
long glance 20 note the effect OF her words,
81 cannot bo your wife You smoke and you
sometimes drink. l have registered VOW
not 20 marry a man who has either Of these
vices
"An right, Maria was the humble reply
And now viii you please ask your younger
sister Lulu 20 como down stairs moment'
She SAID. when she kissed me good-by last
NIGHT. that she would gladly have me If you
refused. D. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

CHICAGO, April ll.-Wheat opened
weak Corn lower Oats steady. Pro-
visions easier Closing Wheat, April
sjsc.. May, ejgc June, Soc July, s2tc.
Corn-April. 34sc May 3lsW3l4ci
June. 3j03jtc, July, 3Jsc Oats-April,
2Jsc., May, 2jtc. June, 24sciJuly 24ic.w
z4,c. Pork-May Sll5O; June, SllGg
July. Sll.G1t. Lard-April, S6i,. May,
SGs2i June, $GS1t July, SG92t. short
ribs April, Sj.s,t May Sjy2f June,
III. Iulv SgO-4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

NEW YORK, April ll-Flour dun
weak and lower fine grades winter
- 3j@2 20. Southern weak. family eN-
ira, s33j@$j40 Wheat weak, spot
sales so. 1 red, 9sc@$1.No. , red Win
ter, May. sjlc Corn quiet, spot sales
NO . mixed 42tc; DO April 42ic.
Oats steady; spot sales no. 1 white BIC,
No . mixed, April, Bic. Pork dull and
weak. new mess, Sl35OWSl3ij. Lard
dull May, SIS Sugar-raw firm and
in steady demand, sc for 80 test re-
fined strong; cut-loaf and crushed, 9ci
cubes and powdered. Sic graduated
and mould \, Sc; coniectioners y, 55c;
coffee 4 standard, 7tc coffee of \,
: 7-1Gm5tc; white extra c, 't@1 5-l6c;
yellow, &c. Coaee-spot steady fair
Rio, 1850.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

AsHEvLLE, y. c., April 9.-since my
last report, 4th instant We have had
the harshest weather OF the entire sea
son, eilectually stopping the sales, 10 the
close Of the past week. The necessary
absence of our largest buyeruntil Thurs
day, will greatly reduce sales this week
until then, when we look for good If not
nrqe sales The remainder of the week
We cannot hope for any decline in price
here until the baHy proceedings of -pecu-
latois are checked, instead Of being en-.
couraged I'm the larger markets. east Of us.
J B
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Bobby 0ahose father is a gtocerl-Look,
pa. what got for my blrtlday-a regular
little grocery store.
His Father dndulgenly-Oh, yes that's
very nice.
Bobby-An't IL, thought Little places foi
coffee, and sugar, and spice, and ! say,
though, pa, there amt no sand drawer
Harper Bazaar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Two Young married ladies, friends and
neshbors. walked along Euclid avenue re-
Gently Two women passed them, and in pass
mg one OF them said % the other, What
beautiful cyes' Both of the interested par
Ties heard the remarks and O. moment later
one said % tho othor Wasn't that rather
mpudert Of that woman 20 latter me IN that
manner and 100 my hearing
"Fatter your snapped The other, you're
dreaming"
The TWO ueishbors have parted company
and they never speak as they pass by
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Stage Manager-Mr De Howler, did you
ever SEQ or hear of an Italian count talking
and acting the way YOU dot
NounLActor Wrouily-l should say not
,r pr-ie myself upon the fact that the
manner n which perform tpis part Is an
original creation. sir-an Original creation
Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Mrs Hyde Parkins closing the recital OF a
domestic diflculty)-And then, OF course, !
had 10 advertise at once for new cook. |
got forty answers, and the only one VINO
seemed any good forgot 10 put her address
,Archly) Irish, Of course.
Capt. O'paddy with view 70 defending
the honor Of his country )-Ah, then, Why
didn't We write and ask her for itf-Judy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

BALTDoRG. April ll.-Cotton firm
middlng. l0sc. Flour duh Wheat -
Southern fairly active and firm. Fultz,
92cW Sl02 Longberry, Ole az SlOi,
Western dull and lower 10. winter
red spot. sjfWsGcs April. sjtu Size
Corn Southern quiet and steady, white.
i2W4lc.. yellow, Ala tie; Western hrm
mixed. spot, Aba 43ic, April, 42t@ PFC
Oats-Good grades IN demand and firm
others sieadier Southern and Ponnsyl-
yania, 3lM3ics Western white, 32W3lci
Western mixed. 30M32c. graded so. .,
white. 33tc. Rye nOmnally steady at
jGWj5c Provisions dull and quiet But.
ter firm; Western packed, $4,000,
creamery. 26m2ic Eggs firm al re
Petroleum quiet refined, $500 Coiloe
quiet; Rio cargoes fair lstc Sugar
quiet. \ soft, &C. copper steady. re-
fined li0ll+c Whisky steady at Slli
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
4 DulI CITY.

First Little Girl from New Yorkl-Oh
Philadelphia is an awiuly dull place.
Second Little Girl philadelphia hostess -
Duli
Yes I've been here almost "a week and
haven't seen anybody killed yct-not even o
street pavement explosion. '-Philadeiphi'
Record
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How lie Was Raised.

Don't YOU know that its very imPolite e.
ruff and blow that WayT said a real estate
man toa gentleman who had just walhed ul
4ight flights Of Stair 20 bis office.
Cant help IL, sir, replied the visitor be
tween pulfs, Its tho way was brought up.
-Ionkers stalo.nan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Young Father am surprised that you
should ask your grandma for a second piece
Of pie. Dick You are allowed bat ono piec,
at home. and you always appear satisfied.
Little Dick-Graudma's pies is better than
mamma s.
Young Father with emotionl-Here, Dick.
help yourself. philadelphia Record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Aspiring Author-i have the Ms. Of play
which would like 10 submit.
Manager-Has 1t Il good plotl
A. A.-Good plotl ! should say sol why
waxing conGdentiaD, the plot is 50 intricate
that the audience who sees 1t once will have
10 come every night for week TO Ind Out
exactly how things turn out-The Epoch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
4 nnrrlhle ni.co.er..

Professor roused b. violent ringing ir
dead OF nighU-Wel. what Is III WHAT
sho mattori
Student-One Of your windows is OPEN
Professor Which onef
student-The one you are looking out Of
Pick Mo Up.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Peg, doan yo' set down on dat dress oil
mine on de cheer deah."
"Missus, seed yo settin' on it yistidy."
"Wheah, so sassbox yo'P
when yo' had IL on!'-Harper's Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

dale, go James River, i.35.
Lime-Rockland, per barrel, 81 10 10 81. l5
anchor. 81 .05 Riyerton. 81 .05.
Plaster-Lump. ~: ground. $50; ealcinad
plaster. / .o5 10 i.75.
Hay. Oats and Straw.
Hay-NO. timothy, PEI ton, fl5.5O to
800 No. >. 400 10 l5.Ur, mixed. 1880 to
- 50. Virginia clover l0.co to 1870.
Baled Oats-Sll.o1 10 300
Shucks-Baled, % 10 COc.
Straw-Compressed, 100 pounds. 10 to ~
loose. pressed. large bales. IS 10 ijc.
VIII Feed.
Shipsiun per ton SIS.
BrOwnsiuii perion sl7.00
Bran per ton $500
Iron. steel Nails. Etc.
lron-Amencan refined. Old Dominion
bar per pound for standard sizes, , i-lot.
English and American sheet, 81 TO 5ic Swe-
en- hammered I sto D.. hoop, TO 5ic.
Nails-Old DOmeinion standard size, g.. 10,
Steel s2.2O.
Walker horse-s'oes a. mules g..
Lumber. slaves, Etc.
Lumber-Whiie oak. per go. $40 % TO
300 West Virginia poplar, per 1000 1870
$500
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Theatre Patron" Wasn't il this Mrs
James Brown Potter, now playing Cleo
patra. who started out with the avOwed
purpose of eleyating the STAGE
Manager" The same She has had
the stage raised three feet higher. so the
gentlemen can see over the bonnets. -
NT- Y0lt WoiN
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Reported by Paine & CO., Commission
ierchants. 1906 Cary Street.
Country Produce.

Apples Choice early, per barrel, 800. to
t22j mixed lots 81. 25tO Sl.15
Bacon-Nirgnia hams. choice old, l5c per
pound new hams small. II 10 BE ne "
hams large, 10 to lie, sides to Toe.
shoulders 10 Sc.
JOwls-j % &C..
Beans-Choice Navy 81 rs 10 900.
Black Eve peas-sl ~ % l.6j.
Beeswax-ls 10 9lc per pound.
Butter-Nirginia creamery, 40 10 22c fam
ily packed Virginia, Is 10 2lc. choice yell
low. store packed (Yiryuial, II TO 20c; store
packed mi1oI color and sweet. - 10 lie
store packed fair 20 good 10 20 i2c.
Eggs-ln crates lfresh), 10 10 lie; In boxes
and barrels, q h. Zoe.
Live Poutry-Ducks 81 % iOc. Hens. 80
% 32c, Chickens, ~ 10 DC
Dried fruit-Peaches peeled 10 Sc mn
peeled halves 90 Bic. AUules sliced 3 10 BE.
quarters - 90 Be- Cherries ptted 10 10 lie
Black berries 20 1 Whortleberries . 10 7c.
Feathers-Prime i've goose 10 to 43 per
pound. mixed. % % 3Oc.
Flaxseed-per bushel s1.10 10 sl.2O.
Hides-Dry fints light weights 10 &c
per pound. heavy weights &c per pound, dry
sailed. &c. (wet) sailed. &c. Aleen Sc.
HOgs-Dressed. Is 10 t4c:
Lard-Pnme country. 20 &c per pound
OniOns--ln barrels 81 10 70 fl.oO.
Oranges--s2. p 10 S2.75.
Lemons. POO tO25O.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound, 81 to
&c; medium, y to &C..
POtatoes-Per bushel, - 10 soc.
Roots-Ginseng perpound, $3.50; Seneca,
per pound. 80 20 35c.
Snmac 75c. 10 10.
Wool-Tub-washed 2S to &c per pound,
unwashed, DC per pound.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

\ negro who was giving evidence in 6
Georgia court was reminded by the judge
that he was to tell the whole truth. "Wep,
yer See, boss said the dusky witness, Isl
skeered 10 tel Dc whole truth for fear | might
tell lie. Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Clara-Did you notice how beautifully my
dress sat at tho Harvard assembly,
Bessie-Yes. noticed 1t sat most Of the
time. Harvard Lampoon-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Duae- Miss Lu, If you'll bounce that pet
poodle of yours, III marry you I've $4,000
year.
Lu-Much obliged. I'll make my OVID
choice Of puppies. Tho Epoch.
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Due to Ability at Living.

Johnny-Pa, when man fails, what dc
they mean by his liabilitiesf
Papa-The amount for which his creditors
will get left, my son.-Lawrence American
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A Long Wall.

Policeman-Here, move onl Why dom
you 50 hOmei
Tramp with dignity)-Tm waitin' fer m'
coachm@n.-New York Weekly.
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IN NAMES FORESTS.
ONE or CRABTRee'S HUNTING AD-
VENTURES TWENTY YEARS AGO.

Poor old rorcupine Causes Great Con
.icrnation-A Hidc ON Dccr's Back
Tho Missing ropc- How Young Tom
Shot .ho Goliath Of Bucks.
The very ground was plowcd by the sharp
hoois oi moose and deer We found an old
camp somewhat diiapdatcd. hut aftcra few
hour, work had ntod up very good home
and were careful COB make thodoor boar proof
We wcro weary with our days work that
nodl n,t look for dDcr tiai day We re
urci early. aud vcrc eoou 900 the land ~
dreams How long vc slept ! do NOT know
bat wa. awakened by mY friend shaking mo
and whispering. Something Is trying 90
-.t in ihc camp
listened and was convinced that 10 was
eson sd We arose and prepared % defend
ourselves We crcpt softly to tho door and
could painly bear tho sharp tccth OF some
animal cutting away on fho door put my
car close Co the door and could plainly hear
nm breathe We both wcrc little startled.
ani think my friend ua. very frightened
Neat la-t concluded chat tho rate 40 which
he was tearing 700 the door would soon tear 10
down. and $50 docIdcl to fire through the
door oni 10 possible wound him SD badly
that he would leave We pointed our rifles,
as near o.. $50 could judge. 90 the right spot
anl fired We imagined ae beard lho long
leaps of some animal anl ail uas stiiil
TWO ru>os ro L,ron ST.
WoderlDl that orc should watch while
tlo other Slept. ami two h0ur, should bo the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Vhen Baby was sick. aa gave her Castor-a
When She was q Child. She criei for Castora.
When She became Miss. She ching o. CasioHa.
When She bad Children. she gave them Ca,itora
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
Iaslly Explained.

Il wonder why children cry when they are
having the dirt removed from their facesP
ION, suppose because they want the
earth n-Noukers Statesman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

BASE COUNIERFEITERl De who would
ralm on upon customer any other
icle for Dr. Dayids Cough oyriD, Oh
old reliable case
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nrnln and Cotton Market

ffhth anu A'Atbh HhiNff
RICHMOND, VA, April II, 1889.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn. 79l bushels.
Oats 600 bushels.
SAILS RFPORTED TO SECRETARY.
C0ru-White 90 bushels very glodat ijic
COTTON REPORT
Market firm.
Quotations -Mddlne. 0ic.; low mid
Hing. Csc. good ordinary. sec.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Wite-lve found exactly the girl I've
been looking for, but, unfortunately,
can't engage her
lIusband-Wby'
Wife-Sne's too large for the servants
bedroom -BOst0n Beaeon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

THOSE ihAn1 TEETH may be KEEP
so by using phcnol Mouth Wash in con
ncci'on with kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale by
OWENS 81 MINOR DRuG Co.
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AnNIcr 10 MnrnrRs.

MRs. WINsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always Boz used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer az once
10 produces natural quiet sleep ny relieving
the Ch from pain. and fhc little chcruh
HWakcs Hs bright a- button IL is very
pleasant o. taste. II soOfhes The child. sOfteus
tine gums. HiiHY- a.l pain. relieves wind. regu-
Ilto- flc h1 ,r.s. Hud D.. tine best known rem
eds for darrhua. whether arising from teeth
lg on Othur causes Twenty-Five cents a
Otfie
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"WLy doyou look so sad, Miss Ethelr
"sister Helen is going 10 marry Tom Bar
ry."
The worthless young reprobatel No won
Der you are sad. "
"Oh. It is not that. wanted TO marry
him myself Life.
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
Richmond stock Market.


Reported by John L. Williams & Son,
bankers and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Magistrate 60 elderly witncssl Your
age, madam
Nitness-Thiriy.
Magistrate-Thrty what,
Wines ears
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might be months -H0rplr's Bqs1r.