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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

An Extra Quality Brussels sc. a yard. laid
The best grade Of Tapestry brussels laid for
CSC.
sloan's Body Brussels laid for BIO yard.
Velvet Moquette. in exquisite light pattern.
laid for sl.O71zc.
These Carpet Prices Will mean some
thing to you when you once examine
the qualities.
Another chance at SEQ liassocks, some made
OF elegant NOQuetic- Administers, and
Milton and Brussels Carpets.
Smallest size. choice, 25c.
Largest size. choice. DOC.
Just an inkling Of our Rug prices
should set you to thinking aud meas
uring.
Now measure on your floor n space forty
eight inches wide and ninety inches long.
which Is just the SIZE Of our SIS Rug Re.
versiDle smyrna. OF the best quality: and
not one pattern either. but ten or more.
See II these are not what other stores sell
for $3.50 or $50 The smyrna Rugs az
s1'9S, s2.3S, and s3.5S are just as cheap
in proportion.
Writing of things for the house
brings to mind Lace Curtains. At times
we are loath to believe the manager OF
| the stock himself knows how many diff
| ferent patterns we have. Bargains
these days of high tariff are scarce. but
there is not a pair here that was not
purchased before the present high
prices were thought Of.
Having only two ilirs OF each Of the follow
ing numbers SPECIAL prices are namel:
! No. 800, S66 Imitation Brussels for $3.50
| pair.
No SO, S. Heavy Nottingham for s21s "A
Pair.
No. SOB. SO so. Initiation real lace for SO 20
pair.
No. 800, So. Fine woven Nottingham s31o a
No. 1913, $3.50. scotch Guipure for s219 a
No. 45i, $3.50. Scotch Guipure for s2.I1 a
pair
No. II, $3.50. Wide border, plain centre. for
s2.39.
| No. y. So Very wide, imitation Swiss Tam
bOur for $3.50.
No. 1907, sl4. Real Irish Point, four yalds
long. Tor $3.50.
/ No. 1000, 1880 Real swiss Tambour for
S949.
/ No or. slG. Real lace for si1.s0.
| one hundred Lace Bed Sets % fine net cover
and two shams 10 match. 81 j3 each. ~
/ Tweuty-seven varieties Of The new curtain
cords or topples from solid white To daz-
zling cOmbii atoms OF color.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
CAPES AND JACKETS.

Hyou stock Of cqpes and Js' y yu hare not 20. gt.
hea IN Misses Jacketsee hare some beautiful y5' suitable Tor g from
these styles and n0dt
be dta other store and ndes Sho are interested Wter Garments
department the number
Cpes od that y riy Richmond had been supplied nth
other attractions for this ueek real SIRAKIAN CAPE r Ne
They be duplicated other less than So We hare
groi In atiOa the
tsreh
thai LOOt in
iculioys and tcat see Jiac 0f the styles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
a DRAWN BIT.

4 correspondent Of THE TIMES writes /.
I'll. bet G.. that the new Congressman take
their seats on March 4th next. q. bets that
they will not take their seats until thirteen
months after the day Of election. Nhlch Is
right -
The Finy.second Congress comes into
existence on the 4th Of March next, and the
terms of Office and salaries of the newly
elected Congressman begin on that date
Unless Congress is called in extra session
by the President before the first Monday in
December, 1891, however, the fiiiy-secopd
Congress will not regularly meet and or
ganlze before that date.
We would decide that the above Is
drawn bet as both parties are partially
right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Fall STYLES.

In mems neckwear we show the largest
and most superb stock ever brought 10 this
city. Teck's iour-in-hand puts and Ascotrs
null dress lines, etc. We are upto the times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

IL the light Of the overwhelming tri-
umph Of the Democrats in the national
elections, the majority which Reed secured
a few weeks ago shows that be succeeded
either by the employment Of every criminal
means or the Maine community which he
represents is much less enlightened than
the other communities of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
,nnare Pianns Chear

In the past two weeks we have taken il
part pay for new pianos quite numOer o
pianos but moderately used. These will b.
sold cheap and on long time, as we mus
make room for the large stock of new
pianos bought last week.
MANLY II. RAMOS a Co,
Main,street next 10 cor. Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

These truly surprising Dry g Gods bar
gains are without exception uew and
stylish materials. and you can rely on
every statement as regards them.
Just 10 Dress Patterns Of pure wool I'm
ported scotch aud French DRESS fabT'cs IN
small checks aud siripes-lafge plaids.
wide stripes, and plain rough effects 10 a
choice Of 0jc q yard. These are positive
ly the same Inateriais. the same patterns.
the same qua lilies that have been selling
up 10 this lime FOR ~ and 81 p a yard.
You can rest assured even this vast assert
ment VIII soon be gone NJ such price as
Csc a yaid.
Their there are twelve different coIors Of the
SOC. Henrictias those yald wide pure
wool soiid Color Heuriettas that are rs
popular as ever. 1he price Tor these is
now 3s1Sc. yard.
Then there are the much talkcd-Of Finy
Cent Plaid and striped ClOihs. and even
some Sixfy-nve-ccnt qualities, about
TWENTY-FIVE pieces In all, 10 sell for 35c. q
yard. and 10 cOmpuislon a. 10 guantty.
You must buy our patterns t. - ect.
Twenty cOlOis Of the old-time all-wOol Iri-
cots. double width, 25c. a yard.
twenty-five of the Paris Dress Robes
are now on sale at q choice Of $3.50
Prices were $40 80 to $50.
some Of the finest Robes formerly selling foI
S25.OO that have become mussed In hand
ling are now slu each.
How lucky iOr some Of you we nave received
another lot Of those Ready MADE Dresses
all solid hluc-ihis time all Wool Cloth
plain. bloodhound tailor made Waists
end Skirts. he price j. san, and al
that is necessary j. 10 put u on. We DEFY
YOU 10 buv the material u cOnt1lns iOl
less than Five Dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
New pianos. New Pianos.

Even though you may not desire to pur-
chase piano just at present, yet it would
be 10 your advantage 10 examine the beauti-
fll pianos just selected at the factories by
Mr.. Ramos in person. Remember the loca-
ton, Main street next to corner of Ninth
street MANLY Is. RAMOS X Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

BosroN. in spite of its general enlighten.
ment, once more illustrates ITS inability 70
rise above every form Of race prejudice
The admission Of two colored students IA
It's Conservatory Of Music has thrown that
institution into great excitement and con-
fusion. The white students have risen IN
rebellion. and unless the colored students
are requested to leave there is a prospect o
80 large a secession on the part Of the for
mer that the interests of the institution
will suffer very seriously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

Great reductions department the coming rk
you doubtless liked much The price
higith OU Il 5 reach
reduced other goods coming
muslin Kaleidoscope,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

The Perpetual Investment Company, ll0
east Main street, offers the cheapest anC
simplest plan by which 20 get home. Il,
sure TO see them. Agents wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
HAue15 G1H esRtooa

precedent the wonderful bar.
most stylish and desirable of
sale. No newspaper state
rect lea, because we can
garry descriptions, while it is
and handle them to appre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

We offer one hundred dollars reward fol
any case Of catarrh that cannot be cured 10y
taking Halls Catarrh cure.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, q.
We, the undersigned. have known +. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen wears, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business trans
actions. and financially able TO carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
WEST n TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
q: WAIDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo o.
Halls Catarlh cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price zoe. per bottle. sold by all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Lace Curtains.

We mentioned io you last 500. Is ofoll ..0.f
purchase in Lace Curtains. $500 I.t. af....
600 pairs OF this lot iefi. over 1870 raIr.
were sold I'm one week.. MANY af these Uaf-
terms VIII nor be ~ red Hlnln in sM8fhr.
We have masked fhem Tt surl exfraord.naI.
low prices, 'nl. tnr balance oi them rr.
bound 10 te sold flls week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
housekeeping Linens.

The bargains which We offer n N.....
keeping Linens are beyond compel. II.U. ...
can only Dee appreciated hy 1000 exam ..f..
and Pantry TOweillu-, hy Ore yiri.a.I I.....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
DRESS GOOD SPECIALS.

Royal all wool Serge. thirty-eight 10 forty
inches wide, in all the latest shades, reduced
from soc. 10 Ale.
our 75c. all wool Henrietta reduced 10 soc.
our 81 quality reduced 10 75c.
sixty cent all wool plaid and striped Cloths
and Serges cut 10 4ic.
Doe Dollar rwilled-back Imported Broad =
cloth, cut 10 75c.
Two dollar and fifty cent Plaid Cloakings
nfly-four inches wide, cut 10 l.5O.
Beautiful quality all SILK Fable cut to s3c
Eighteen inches wide Silk Pushes reduced
10 soc.
One dollar and nifty cent silk Velvet re-
duced 10 81.
Very handsome real Chenille Portieres
with Dado and Fringe top and bottom, at
IS. so, worth $3.50.
Extra fine polished Wood Cornice Poles,
with brass trimmings, al l5c. worth 35c.
-Four dollar Imitation Guipure Lace Cur
tains reduced from $3.50 TO SO.
Gray Krimmer Fur Capes reduced from $40
10 SIS.
-four good long Nottingham Curtains re-
duced from $3.50 TO 81 49,
Handsome Astrakhan Capes at sl5.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Handker-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Silks, Velyets, Pushes

1t ab'unds in 60 many ARTISTIC and
ELEGANT EFFECTS and STRIKING
BARGAINS, we can only ASK you o.
come and see for yourself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

THERE'S
one point
about our
Jackets
aud
& lOaks
which iss
very i'm
pOrtant
o n g { o
you. We
a T g n o I
food ing
the city
with one
style Of
JAG ket.
for " e
only buy
o n g o I
each size,
and " G
buy from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

No such stock Of elegant High Novel
ties has ever been exhibited here. We
invite you 10 come and see them even
If you do not purpose buying. Their
rich and sparkling beauty dazzle every
eye.
What shall We say Of our Superb
Stock Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
FRIDAYS DANCE.

The second Friday german Of the season
was given on Friday evening at the Belyl-
dere, and as they are delightful, so was this
one. The chaperOnes on the occasion we're
Mrs. Allan +. Donnan, Mrs. William Tai
bolt. Mrs. +. l.. Alfriend, Mrs. James Pick
rell. Mrs. Charles Talbot and Mrs. Regl-
maid Gillian.
With few exceptions the fair dancers
were the attractive debutants OF the season,
After the dancing had wearied the merry
dancers, grateful refreshment was served
in an informal and charming little supper
given by Miss Sallie Deane, and also a sup
per given by Miss Alice Burwell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
&e,.e,1
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Cor. Sixth and Broad
I HEPALAISROYAL.
III EAST BROAD ST.
A CYCLONE OF LOW PRICES.

CROWDS THAT THRONGED WEEK WERE DELIGHTED
WITH THEIR MANY PURCHASES COULD HELP gFING
PLEASED WITH THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS WERE
OFFERING. WE INTEND REPEATING OUR SUCCESS
OF LAST WEEK DURING COMING WEEK
THE LEVER OF Low PRICES WILL GER
TAINLY MAKE THE MOVE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
FOR DYSPEPSIA,

Main street, next to cor. Min
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

worth poe. '
six styles Of very fine handsome Sheer
Linen Handk archiefs with drawn and inlaid
work, plain and scalloped borders. al l9c
worth 25c
Ladies' Pure White POngee silk Handker-
ehleis' with Illuminated initial, at 25c..
PAPER.
Extra me Mourning Paper SC. a quire.
Extra fine Mourning Envelopes Sc. a mack.
box. ~
Extra fine Paper and Envelopes I5c. a box.
CHINA.
Fine decorated Carlsbad China Cuspadores
33c.. worth 81.
Real China Teapot Soc, worth 75c.
Decorated English China Tea-set. ffty-six
pieces, only SO. worth So.
Very hand some Tea-set al S. worth 81
handsome japanese screens. tbree-fold
i've feet hign, at 81, worth So
Ten dollar Piano Lamps reduced 10 sS.
Nine dollar Piano Lamps reduced s63s.
Twelve dollar Piano Lamps reduced TO
So so.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
I'll PENsERoso's STURGEON. +"
a Shastaite Who Doesn't Believe 1t to
be a Mountain Fruit.
REppTNe. March 10Th

REDDING, March 10Th
EDS RECORD. UNION: Yesterdays Sun.
DAY UNION contained an article under the
caption Capture of Sturgeon that shows
your correspondent, al Penseroso," of
Whisky Diggings in an unenviable light.
will here quote a couple of misleading
paragraphs from The thrilling narrative in
question
Up 20 this stage of the proceedings the stur-
geon had remained mOtionleSs; hut on seeing
the wire approach he darted at it ike fash Of
CREASED lightning. seized the wire in mis- mouth
and made OF with It. jerking Raison, who had
taken a half hitch with his right hand on the
wire. head foremost into the water.
Then for about ten seconds there was piano.
rama IN thar pool Walch simply beggars de-
scription. Around and around few the stUr-
geOn, with Raison following under the water
like thing of evil, until the wire became de
tached from the monsters Jaws and katSOn
rising TO the occasion, Us well as the surface, a
madder but much wetter man, scrambled out
swearing like trooper.
For the information of al Penseroso,
of Whisky Diggings, and the desk editor
of the SUNDAY UNION | will state that
under no circumstances can q Sacramento
river sturgeon grasp a wire in his mouth
The sturgeon is not possessed Of mouth
like trout or a salmon. On the contrary,
he is mouthed like a sucker, with the excep-
ton that the suckers mouth is at the end
of the snooi, while that of the sturgeon is
beneath the snoot. and is surrounded by
pendant suckers" or 'feeleisa Neither
is the sturgeon possessed of monsters
avs
III Pepsero9o,n of Whisky Diegings
must, instead, have caught a good sized
salmon, whose weight he exaggerated to
$50 pounds. 4 sturgeon of $50 pounds
weight is neither a monster nor a levia-
than; simply feather weight fish.
a sturgeon was caught with seine at a
fishery near Red6iug that was Is feet long
and weighed over 500 pounds. and this
same fish was provided neither with q
monsters jaws nor with a mouth with
which he could grasp wire. The Sacra-
mento river has bred strange fish if III
Penseroso," of Whisky Dgsiugs, means
what he says or says what he means.
]. W. B.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
Three Types of Drama.
The border drama

The border drama:
''Pm only a rough fellow, Mary. don't
wear fine clothes and use fine words, but
ever since your father brought you here to
the mountains Eve loved you, Mary. Pve
none of the airs of that city chap Mary,
but if faithful heart and pair OF ready
hands"
Take me, Bill. I've loved you all my
life" Throws herself in his arms.)
The society drama:
'Pve come to say good-by, Mabel. I'm
going far away. | will trouble you no
more. Pm going to leave friends home,
everything for your sake. l trust you
will be happy without me, dearest-I-
good-by-"
Starts for door.
Harry"
He pauses.
agnes p
They rush TO each other.
'Then you love me, after all ~
"Why, Of course, you silly boy. Couldn't
you see | was only trying to make you
jealous?"
French drama:
without you life would be blank. |
could not live-I would kill myself. You
are my all. Your presence has enthralled
me. Say but word, and l will throw my
self at your feet. Say that blissful word
which will make you mine"
"But my husband p
ooh, he doesn't count. Detroit Tribune
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
How they Honor the Light Brigade.

from the London Truth
An interesting record was published the
other day of the present whereabouts of
the survivors of BalakIava The list is
too long for reproduction here, but the fol-
lowing samples will convey very good
idea of it:
Private Brennan, 18th Lancers, in a
London work house
Private Marshall, 18th Lancers, dis
abled and in extreme want.
Private Smith, 18th Llncers, cripple, in
the Strand Union Work House.
Private Cooper, 18th Hussars, sweeping
roads for kensington Nestry.
Trumpeter Donoghu,, 8th Light ORA
goons, living on charity
Private Rogers, Sth Light Dragons, in
Wilmington Work House
There are some two ,and-twenty names
altogether, all with very similar state
ments attached to them Two only are in
Chelsea Hospital. We seem to have
adopted singular mode of obeying the
Laureate's injunction to
Honor the Light Brigade,
Noble Xix hundred,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
GUTHRIE BROS.
II. A. PETRALLI,
WANTED.

m O00 DEER SKINS. WILL PAY THE
lV.UUU highest price. Or tan them on
shares, viii also make the best Gloves in the
State Call for D0DGES GLOVES, and take no
other. Factory. l0i7 Ninth street, Sacramento,
Cal Dodge's Sacramento Glove Factory and
Tsnnery, Iipt1 P q. DODGE, Proprietor,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22

'For insting, Offer vas to gift you seven
ty-ff-tollar gold watch, you hand me
nickel and dare would pc no bad luck"
~ see."
"Tom, my trent" and Mr.. Schwelch-
enheimer leaned far over the counter in
his earnestness, "Do you know dot | was
always wanting to eif you bresend, but l
vas afrait it would pring you misfortune.
Would | present you nit diamond soli-
lary ioost to blease mineself ven l know
dot id might gif you ruinin pizness or Diet
in your family?"
"That's all right, old man." returned
johnson, "Don't worry about it,
'But / mus worry aloud id, my frient,
ant l hat fount way by vich l shall gift
you someding to forget me by. | will mage
you fine present, ant you will gif me in
redurn some small COIN"
sAll right"
"Here ish lofely bair of CUFF buttons,
Tom, vot hat been safng to gif TO you.
Now, will present you NIT desc, ant you
hant me two silfer tollars, so dot neider
Won of dose buddons brought you bad
luck"
'I-ah-let me see," replied johnson,
cycling the buttons with disfavor; 'I'm
ever so much obliged to you, Isaac, but |
don't want you to rob yourself TO make me
a present. Besides, don't need any cuff
buttons"
"You don't need 'em. So I will gif
you someding else. Here, Tom, is beoo-
tiful silfer watch shain dot | hal kept for
weeks. Ven | got id | said to my wife:
'Repecca, will safe dis shain to present TO
nay friend Tom; it will joosd suit the
gomblexion of his dimepiece.' Ant so l
gift id to you now, ant you gif me Won dol
lar to keep away bad luck"
81 don't believe | want it, said John
son; ''Pve got one, and another would Just
be in the way"
Zach, so it would. mus make you
some odder bresend. Tom, here vas a
French harb dot ef'ry dime you blay on,
l want you to tink of me unit say, My olt
trent Isaac gif dis to me- Dake id, my
boy. and liant me feefty cents to stob der
bad luck.'
Don't believe l want French harp"
"You vas hart to sud in presents, my
trent; but ! don'd mind dot. Here vas a
knife dot l gif you ant you liant me a
quarter for fear of bad luck No? Veil,
here vas sagchel dot is yours-only gif
me two tollars and halluf to geep misfor-
tune away. You don'd want sagchel
How does dis picture of Washing
ton crossing tie Delaware strige you?
Couldn't you remember me by dot
Only fifty cents will prevent dis beootiful
ENGRAVING from Citing you bad luck. You
wouldn't hat it? Wy, my boy, you mus'n' t
loog SO far down de troat of gift tog.
Here ish winter overgoat-"
Bnt Johnson had fled.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
SCIENTIFIC HINTS.

The ST. Louis Rspubiicaa says: "We
have schools of every thing else, from cook
ing to Journalism, why should we not have
school for the education of inventors?
One of Professor Edison's monographs
was recently set in operation in Kansas
City, ostensibly to deliver an address, but
it spoke tle inventors apology for not
having prepared one, and spoke it so loud
that every word was heard distinctly
throughout the hall.
A striking instance Of the versatility of
the electric motor has just been observed
in Minneapolis, where the motor not only
runs the sewing machines in an overalls
factory, but does all the cutting. Besides,
the current warns the irons with which
the goods are prepared.
It is stated that the Eiffel tower of Paris
possesses most of the advantages of an OBJ
seryatory built upon mountain, and that
recently while a severe frost prevailed in
the city, strong, warm breeze was blow
ing at the summit of the tower, and it was
three days before this temperature reached
the ground.
An acknowledgment church has just
been constructed at Manila, one of the
Philippine islands 1t is built of iron,
and, when finished, will be painted in
imitation of stone, and will present an ex-
ternal appearance similar to that of many
of the beautiful stone cathedrals of Europe
and America.
Professor Millefeurs, before meeting
of Partisan scientists, recently exhibited
several petroleum wicks, made by himself
from new process. They were hard
enough to be handled without inconveni-
ence, yet soft enough to be cut with a
knife They burned slowly when touched
with lighted match. The Professor
claimed that his wicks are inexpensive
and non-explosive.
An examination of the textiles from the
German peat-fnds OF the northern bronze
period has enabled Herr Buschan to dis
tinguish the fbers of the stuff, and to
show that, at period of great remote
ness, wool and flax, but not hemp, were
made into webs. The folk of the
lake-dwellings, could manufacture fax
| into coarse lace, nets, mats and even en-
broidery. Herr Buschan holds it proven,
by the instruments discovered, that they
| could knit and weave in the Neotholic
period, when mighty mammoths were
roaming over Europe and when England
harbored the musk-ox ard the grizzly
haar
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
The Oregon Railroad.

Orders have been issued by the railroad
company to its agents at all points along
the California and Oregon Railroad to re-
ceive freight for Portland. At the railroad
Office in this city 1t was learned last night
that the road will be opened and through
traffic resumed in about three days
Tie blockade has been long and expen-
sive one, and the resumption of travel and
freighting will be hailed with pleasure by
all classes of citizens.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22

An English Court has ust decided that
a wife married in Japan after the fashion
of that country is legal wife in England,
on the ground that Japan has long been
recognized as a civilized country" A
previous decision in a case where the wife
was Hottentot and was married after the
Hottentot fashion, had upset the union on
the ground that the Hottentots were hea-
thens and polygamists, and did not know
what marriage in civilized sense meant.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
TO WARD OFF MISFORTUNE
The Pawnbroker who Was so Kind an
Ttn4obfFuI

From The Cincinnati Iimes-Star
Did you vas aware dot id vos bad luck
to gif anyvon knife, or watch, or any
thing Of dos sort ?" solmnly asked Isaac
observation-disclosures, the Central avenue
pawnbroker of his friend Tom johnson.
81 have heard so" said johnson.
GBud if de Won who receifs de present
hands de gifer of id leedle coin de bad
luck is daken away" continued Isaac.