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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-09
RAEtRo
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
auoRTEsT AND QUICK FsTROUTEeOr
AND SOUTHWEST.
,cnEDULEIS EFFEcr JANUARY 8. 1890
LrAVt HIclfilONU


etoTTHEHN ExptI-S. daily. for uanylilo
- S,c@nsioro Winston -alrm Urrl.s.
Raleigh. Raudlcm1n. salisbury, AslnViio'
Il0t springs Charlotte, Columha. Aiken.
augusta. Atlanta, Birmingham. MonIaom.
erv. New Orleans. Texas. and california.
Pullman paiace siceping-oars lNc mOnd o.
panviile ana ianv.iie to AsnfNiile. Augusta.
birmingham. 1nd New Orleans.
TRAIN so 80. Job A. 3d..
VIRGINIA AND NORTH OiiNA TX.
Y pKfSs. daily, i0r burkcylc. all sia.
tons On the Norf0lk and western Railroad.
Iynchburg. Knoxville, luoftiunO,a. Nam.
nh,s. and nashville; also i0r kcf.y.'io
t,iafksylio, oxford. Henderson. Durham
ana Raleigh THIS Train goes through s0Id
~ TRAIN No. 50.3P.M
VTtSr VAIL. daily, for 800 points ON ina
i FarmviIie and iDWlnilu Railroad, Dana
vile. Greensboro. " lnsfnu-- .Irm. Raleigh.
Charlotte, Ashcvilc. Columbia. Augusta.
hfnntn. Buckingham. Montgomery. SOW
Orleans. Texas. md california. Pullman
palace slocpng-eGfs DuFIlo '0 Augusta 1nI
Atlanta. and at Grecnslofosiccpe fia h'ne-
vlue O. Norr'stoNu. Tom.
TRAIN $50. 1921 81.
4 NlIIA ACCONODAllDN. DOLLY. except
a sunday. for Amelia ClutIu u.e and u-
flrmeIiItc points.
TRANS So. -. GOO AN.
GLOVER LOCAL. dolly. except sunday.
I freight train Win acu attached. .or
clover. Va, and interim lii.e pNil ir
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND;
Train so. 53 al 1.l5 a. D.; 40 ID 1f $3.50
A. 81. and SO. 80 go 100 J.. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-09

The SUBSCRIBER mmlssi0ner of fho llr-
emit Dour. i.r Ile c.fyUi IrucnDur in tue
-ul. oil I.tr.s executor. Nc. against lYlrN-
burr llDn co.. Ac.. and cfos.--ult nf j. tl-
Watd Carpenter trustee. tul B.. HufI Gruln
flHInsf Freeman d. Jones. Ae., iu which lac
'ri lN. said J.. Iull DluNn prayed lNl OBJ lol. -
closure ta'o ol 900 the property az ihe iynch-
burg uu company, VIII, nl ine premises
at fle iulul .e of t.e defendant company,
ON rNsDAl. 1frU JANUARY, $500.
AT - 81.
sod by auction GEES nn entirety. "1i the lands.
..utIUlfs, B. gifts. Iia .cIlirr-. furnace. Nli Is.
mach. tlt. plant, Nul property obi 900 sorts,
including Hll bills receivable auu other ns-
SETS oil whatsoever ue-crlpt on belonging o.
Dc s 100 oDi.Ntani cNiplltUuu.'
The real estate 0u which iue furnace and
works -tIuu consist -Nl lifg ard WE'LL. Gated
lots. situated on beth sides of The Chfsa-
DeaEC anu ohio Railroad DANES River DIVE
..0lI. aui ALONGSIDE of ihe Virginia Midland
RAILROAD. 0u J .mes river. ln fhe lower part
VI fHf city Of LYucnhufg. nt lands Iio along
tle said railways with ronIs Of about zoo
fcof.
Tie furnace is in operation. 200 complete
working order, making about forty tons n
dlF, Uni with some notifications capable CI
a much larger output
Lines of railway ruu from seven directions
into the cify oi lynolDul-. aud iron ores and
limestone age easily accessible Do unlimited
Quantities along NIl THESE roads, IEo and
Goals come ty short lines iom H e-t Nil-
.IIAIN NII. N.HNI N|A't"s "IIA NII| ID NNIN~ |I
transportation for lhe product OF che furnace
ave M that can DE desired.
TERMS. Cash.
Fuller details and Information viii he fuf-
n.shci upon application. and fNo piup rtf
viii Dee shown Dog those in cllrse COir1.-
lOuueuee ls solicited.
JOHN II. LEWIS. Commissioner.
slj laiu street. Lyuchourg. Va.
VIRGINIA; ia thc Jerks office of the Cir-
ciIl Court iOr the ciiy oi LFnclturf. bond
hls been given nF Che said John d. Lewis,
Commissioner. with sufficient security aa H.
QuiIcd Iy tna decree.
lcstU.
$. q. WINGFiELD, Clerk.
deI5-22. 29Jl5,tdtd
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DIssOLUTION.
TO HE PUBLIC.

Tho partnership fsl. oyster, and game bus
ur.s heretofore conducted by tine under
signed and H. IS. Jennings, under ihe nm
name and ,fy.c of III. s. Jennings * co., Hi
500. COS east Marshall street. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, the undersigned
having sold 0ut nli Ol bis interest in said bus.
lur-s fl a. g.. sclH.i. D.. Hnd said business
viii hereafter Dee conducted by b.. Is. JEA-
>iIG5 and n. a.. -CnArFEN. whom the
undersigned recommends tu the patronage
OI lne public.
T. p.JENNINOs.
HIcHN0Nn, Va. January /, 1890.
ilI-IlWGW
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pv virfre Of TWO DEGREES Of the Hastings
ftl..,t fnr the city OF Manchester, va, Dio-
ranncad on the % day Of october, 1853, ana
o1sf day of December 1889. IN the chancefy
suit Of b. ". Nunnolly vs. Johh L. o"iil'oh
and wife. aud Robert A. branch. guardian
"a Tohu T.. sampson end ais, We shall as
-uocl1l Commissioners. expose Tor sale tnhl
Valuable Tract Of Land. containing Jof
Acres. whereOn John sampson, Esq, now
resides. This is nice home, convenient 70
tle RAILROAD. schools. Churches, Mills, &C.
nice dwelling and all the usual Out-hOuses
found ON flrst-class iarm. ihis Is "A hiee
farm Boo high state Of cultivation. lhere u
"a large quantity II cord wood on this place,
and llfug Immediately ON the railroad, ana
only - miles from .hichmond, makcslt very
valuable. ID,
TERMS: Oue-f0urth cash, balance NJ /, ,,
and years, for negotiable notes, SIX per
cent. Interest added from day of sale; THO
10 be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered DN
WI COWARDIN,
C.I.PAGE.
Special Commissioners.
3. W Nunnally, who sues, &C., llalntii'
orairst John =. sampson and others, Def nd
mis-. and robert A. Branch, guardian, &c.
nIaintn. AGAINST John T.. sampson ana
others, Defendants.
TN TIE CLrRK's OTFTCE OF TIE lIUufNGs
COURT Oh TIE CITY OF MANCHLsfEh'
H. D. IuN0l. clerk Of said court certify
That the bond required of the special COM
mI-sIOners by decree in said causes OF the
13i day of October, 1850. has been duly
Gwen under my hand this l5th. day Of
November, l5-0. Dr.. l.. DUAL,
jas,V,lo ,llNi2. OieiN'
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JOHN l.. WILLIAMS 4 SON,
i A ~ K Z n s,
ANu DEALERS Us
INVESTMENT BONDS,
I'LL MAZE STREET,

We make q specially of .fst-ciass invest
mcnt Securities, which wo keep cousuntiyo
hand for sfle 90 fIDuClAhts, TRUST
FUNDS. AND INVESTORS GE>EkALll.
STATE. CITY. AND RAILROAD BONDS
for same at market rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-09

THE TINES, in common with other
Southern newspapers, it is preeumed
has received from 4. S. Williams. Gov
ernor Hills private secretary. the full
text Of the Governors message 10 the
New York Assembly. Thanks. Cover
nor. L. is too early in the campaign 10
say At present how the South will ar
preciate in 1892 such thoughtfulness.
4 TRUE Democrat viii support true
Democratic principles and Democratic
fpetitntiope ia eaaeon and ont Of season.
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NfNNMHEt 20 DO lneN.
Wc offer for sale FIVE HUNDRED THOU
sand IOLLAhS elDIO0W Equipment
sinking Fund Five Igl Cent. MORTGAGE
Bonds OF tne llchmoud ANA IausIlie Itll-
rold Company, principal ana interest pIyl-
bile 100 gold coin. Central Iwst Company OF
Sew York trustee, 900 cishY-scveu and nee
cfucd interest. subject iO vance lu price
without notice.
Bonds sl. dated 81 september 1850. In-
teresf payable March anu september. Prime
clual payable sep. muef. l8OJ They are
o. OF the Richmond and Danyle Railroad.
anl specifically Hy 90 mortgage ga tae equip
meni .elgiues auI rarJ bought Hlfh tlc Tfo-
ceeds OF The saie 0i tAe houds. tlcn iocl-
motive and car bought uuucf flU trust sNnlI
bee distinctly -arled fs tne property of tno
ltnlul trust Company lOf lle purposes OF
inls uus., and @ condition of tle mortgage
provides for the annual pit mcut to She nus
zee ul l sum sllllri.Nt tu ItF OFT Hi pap 500
tlc bonds issued hereunder within ,cveu-
teen years, lAe numbers ui bonds 90 ne SD
paid 90 Doe annually ueitrWinrl ny los DN ilc
Central Trust conn amy. iLlse payments
fiil pay 90 IlH Who'll. loan If NII lu uu aFet-
age oi eight and oue-lllf scars.
All fle conditions of ile MORTGAGE have
been cnreiH'iJ considered oy tlc c.uusci of
lNt Denift must company, $50 as o. secure
90 tne holder ol Tie bonds Che most aiuUle
protection. The ann.si lCpOri oi fhc Hcl-
mOld and DIlFliie IWllOtl .lr HsI year
shows UNf surplus over operating EXPENSES
and fixed cuapes 0i s1428dlol-a0uli f0
lileen per ctnt. Di fne stock. 1870 hundred
dollars per share .s hil ul The open market
going on ilc ioii Nuu4lt With The proceed.
li these bonds b, expected to very largely iu-
crease ihe gross and mes receipts.
de2O-tf THOMAS IEAACll a. go.
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY.
scnFDulg II EFFEr DEC. Q. 1850.

LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 A. NJ. Local. daily except sunday for
Clifton FORGE.
500 A. NJ. Express. daily. for Old pointand
N0riolk Pullman Car To Old
Point.
l1.20 A. n. Express. daily for Cincinnati.
paflor Car 10 Charlottesville and
Pullman Sleeper charlottesville
10 Cincinnati.
81OP. N. Express. daily, for Ol Point
and Norfolk. Iarior Car CAB old
Point
400 r.. 81. Accommodation, except -undfy,
for GordoUsvillc.
q.fSp.M. The D. y. Limited, daily. iuIi-
man Sleeping ear io linton.
tOni Nosfluuie train, WIN
dining ear and puiimHna. Dnof-
lOtfesyiile % Cincinnati ana
Pullman 10 Louisville.
ARRIVES ATKCHMOND.
500 a. ST. AMI 2:f0 p. 81. daily from CINE
cinnau.
900 A. NJ. from DordonsyNe, daily eA-
cepf sunday.
lilo A. II. and 700 p- So daily from Norinlf.
7.IO q. 81. except sunday from liiion
Forge.
-faffnns BROAD street Unnr tnrHutlNMfN.
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Gbc EoiIn Gimes
UmIslIi,D by rHe TIMES C)NFANr
OFfICE: DOL EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.

Tltr DAILY 1IAlts CITY DELIVERY.
relvcrcd Ia any part Of the city and Man
c,cxtcr hy carricfs M ~ cents per week.
Persons dcsliing tho Iinfs delivered 81
their homes can secure ~ shy postal card re-
oues, or orsor through telephone No. o10
when delivery r. irregular Immediate com-
o,aint should be made 10 the Office. The ad-
s,ess may he changed a. desired, NJ care be
taken 10 oil G mention INC o." "'"
new address.
ny NAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.
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CPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
For NV sTMENT.
oy FRIDAY. JANUARY I0ru. 1890. ST
1880 O'cLocK p. ~, oS TIE PREMISES.


Nv virtue Ola decree of the Circuif Court
TO- tl... '..il county pronounced af the NO- !
i'i we s', ,',,, tl.e in the ch1ucerv suit
.reir d.renfInr. .fyled Phillip " Shcrer /
i ~. = -.iref ~ 3 ft4ssanI wife and nls.. /
snail ~ snlcial commissioner. expose Tor /
..ls an rubi'c .uctl0n. on the day and nour
, 1nS prone egopertv snown "Amonett. Siil." /
RI f'hf.tcfffII county. near ltHDIuu station. I
.u the r.. and ID. r. r. This valuable NM ~ I
ne Is thee-sioiy Dt.ek ana ,.ii i'ii ,.-. I'D
'idtii one ei'o' ,'. ,,,, Irisi, sesiience
ih eood Nvi ilr5 o.uf' '' ~, re,oir ari /
i 49, aud n laif Son, ffama building. aud /
ti ,,,..-ef D,1f. house. flrni 0n d frst class /
.,' M. min has "a erleudld tfltc, aud ls +
'i'd ~ 10. iifa producfs.
me- f.ru1 contains f-Tl. acres OF very fer /
l,,i ,,itb /. .l',1d eifaffifr az Timber and |
-.rs WOOL t6erfon. IN hes immedatciy i'm /
s , e9a ir es a o derosi Of s co1i derIyns
iis Land. lhi,s .' tioe,.' ,,. l..o VIII" ~.
rbie pieces of property ln ibis section of
ihe safe.
FOR iurinef ltflcrlil-, luhl.H7 ',i1 uiit.l
. 'so' es, richmond, va or BE- saeiioae.ls
iu.iioncers. and can be seen auy time before /
'iril,. Wishing 20 attend this sale can /
I. H.. End ,eioru n ils afternoon same Jay |
isaas. Very liberal ANA rs follows. to-wlt:
.aen,s OF one a1d two year., for bonds bear
aincdunmMs whole B.. paliaud % convey
THOMAS MILLER.
ArcUsrrSa R9rArL 600, Aucroneers.
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sDAly.
STOPPING PLACES.
SOS. il, 10. -, 49, 36, and 06 make DO
stops. Sos. 23 and IS stop or signal ai dan-
chester Dlcwry's Blum, Centmua, AND tnes-
ter Sos. 81. 81 80. and 30 VIII stop ai uN
stations for rH s.nnefs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Ou Trains Sos. "a and 23 sleeplug-cars Dee
tween Sew York and Tampa, ia., lr.0 jack
sOuyilicI. Ou Trains Sos, IA and - slcfI-
ing-cars between Washington and Charles
tom. on Train 500. ~ sltcpIng-cIls between
Washington ami Jacasuuyilie. On Trains
Jacksonville and Sew orh.
THE ONLY ALL-RAILlINEI no NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. 1870 a. y. Norfolk. 1890 D.. 81.
Richmond, t2.5s b. NJ. NorO.k, O:l1 l.. 3D..
Norfolk fs;2O A. 81. niehd 1880 a. 81
Norfolk. 1890 T.. 30. Niehd. $500 r. u.
The tsains leaving Richmond at 9.iJ s. A..
and Norfolk nt r.. 81. arn solid trains Dee
tween these Two points, and passengers go
through without change uf cars. Close cone
nrctlons are also made geo Petersburg ut fle
Dos T.. 81. tain from hclu0ni and iue SD
80 30. train from Norfolk.
Trains le wing HlrluDfd at $40 a IT. and
iO.lO T. M.and aiuyilgat Richmond 800 l.l2
A. M and 600 u. So make connection HI
Petersburg o. and from fHfmVIlc. Lynch
burg ami southwestern points.
R.1L ~ulLN,
superintendent
D. n. b. MYERS,
.llUnml superintendent
4. ". IMFIsDN. General Passenger Agent.
sol HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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VALUABLE HoN luRNACE rROpEg-
TIES, REAL AND PERSON AL. FRAN
CHisE-. LEASES, EASEMENTS, Gc.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 5o'
ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE LAND
IL CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
ONLY ONE AND ONE-HALF
MILES FROM POwHATAN
STATION on THE II.
AND u. II. r., on
MONDAY. JANUARY 18Th, 1890. AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ. N FRONT Oh THE COURT
HOUSE or SAID COUNTY Uhat be-
ing Court Day.
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4 UCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE GOOCHLAND REAL ESTATE.

At the request Of the beneficiary. and un-
den the terms OF "a deed of trust from George
~. Fleming and Vivian n. ilemin-, peailns
date tine SIN dav of June. 1877, here referred
i0. viii.
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as-ReaGinenouccs inrcad.nf-ma'le' 'yi'
Is cents per line. Nonpmici ieaded' u GEMS
per line.
ls-spccial contract rates fugished on '-
plicaiion.
Auction sales. legal Notices,and A""s''
,,,eot Advertisements - per inch each In
acrtion.
Eelecicd communication viii not be re-
turned. o,.
Entered 20 The Richmond va posloiice
as sccond.class matter.
nemniancss should Doe made hy di'''s'
checks. posionicco orders. or registered letter.
TIE r1MEs COMPANY.
Richmond Va.
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.rcrros SALES.--FUTURE Days.

By Augustine Royal Co.
Real Estate Auctionecrs and insurance
Agents.
Once: so. 10 Tenth street, Leader Buiidihs'
Manchester. Va.
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iNA NiiN.NlNah 7 ~ NAtANHt -NNAAf A"'''i
AT IL A. NJ. COURT DAlh
I'D the promises. sell hy public auction that
valuable tract of land adjoining the Flll7Hc
of Gnfclland Courthouse, in tie county oi
GoncIllll. included in the following Dound-
aries. BEGINNING nt the intersection OF tuc
Ieayar Dana Church road with the tlAei
road at OOOcuanl urthouse, running
thence up and along tine said river road io tnf
unds lately occupied hy thomas r. Argyle
now deceased: then following lhe houndni1
OF these lands fO the said road leading rom
GlOchaul courthouse 90 Beaver Dam
Church. then along tlls road to tle begin
uInc. embracing all the iaul in these Dound-
aries except ten acres OF Martina j. cousins
and except tine public land on which the
county buildings stand. estimated o. con
faIl tWo acres. .nud except seven acres occu-
pied hy William j. Gerry, and except also tnt
DID niy ltn House and yard; Doe salu lard 10
u-tOId being estimated lo contain 200 acres,
more or ls~ known as tine "boorh auo
Courthouse Property" 500 larn now liable 10
le sold for lne payment oi the secured dlDi-
aud the same land now occupied uy D. p.
Masters.
the tract includes excellent buildings, two
lnw.fI-' offices. with bedrooms attached.
stables &C.. tlc main house fronting BOO inN
public square, and iu She heart OBJ the village.
which iS about mile ilum Maid u's AdFeu-
fufp. Ou the james river division Ol tnc Chess
aUcaae and ohio Railroad.
TERMS. Cash
JOHN II. LEWIS
lilo le fnD uf1 Trustee.
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JANIEs RIVER DIVISION,

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND pElhh-Blk G RAIL
Road TlME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, December loin,
1850. at 500 b.. N., trains on ilis read Nil
un as follows
DRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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IICUUONU, Va UccHmU1f u IorU'
1EHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
4 PACKAGES, remaining T. NilAlMED
fn the possession 0f the Richmond and Dan
VILE RAILROAD Company viii DE toll 90 the
highest bidder. boy GEORGE W. MAYO, huc-
iiOuecr. 90 so. rs north Ninth street. fll-
DAY, JANUARY 2iTH. l-9O, according O.
Jaw: same having remained unclaimed for
period OF sixty days OF more;
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-14

Merchants National Bank
HELENA, MONTANA
United States Depository.
Paid In Capital, $4,000
Surplus and Profits, 10000
K !: ). P asaaso v,o.:Pss :isdsas
AARON HERsHFIELD, CashieR
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Thomas Cruse. II. Sands,
e. nPs s9idsss;n, loses e. f neseis'
Z H. Helshhsld. eA Aaron HsrshdelA
1irst-class City, County and st..s Securities
United States and Kurope. ffanssem b.,
Of Money made b. Telegraph.
latsrsst Allowed ON Time Deposita. Collsctisas
Promptly Attended to.
Best Constructed Fire and Burglar Prool
Safe Deposit Vaults in the Country.
TIE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
l2o BROADWAY.
CAPITAL $500. 900.
DEPOSITORY OF PUBLIC MONEYS
OF the United States. the sts,e of New York, the
BRAYTON IVES, w. SNYDER
4 A. sn f1fffs;id'ns rHos . Rk VS. NfaTs.id.n.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Edward J.. Bsrvind. Press. Colo. Coal and Iron
Charles J. Canda, Ex.Assistant Treasurer, o.
Wm. N. Color. Jr.. OF w. N. Color 4 Co.. II
Chaqaees n. Dep.~. Pr.st. Mo AIR Co.
Asrc:llas Hartley. OF Hartley 4 Graham. IS
Henry p Hyde, Prest. Equitable Life Assurance
F. .. .Ga,thiessen. Of r. O MsttAies.en d
Wtecher's sugar Refining Co. ioe Nall street
sGen es.s,es. Jr.; Priest Haveneyer's Sugar
siSasy Z 1si..; rr.st. Fourth st'... National
William e Whitney. Ex-seerstary Of ths Navy.
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jedge fur thar's plenty mo- in the spring,
an it amt mon mile frum here"
II have plenty, thank you"
"Wall, now, you want hungry, nur dry
nuther, but some folks is different from
Others: Now. I've got a powerful appetite
said jest now some folks is one way an
some another. Wall, we'll go in the other
room."
"If you have no objection, should like
to lie down." SAID the jurist.
"All right. Mother, fix the bed upstairs
for the jedge."
The Judge climbed ladder into loft,
and the first thing he recognized was a
strong odor of whisky. They had actually
dampened the sheets with the stuff; but be-
ing tired, the judge soon fell asleep. He
was awakened with choking sensation. A
stream of whisky was pouring into his
face. Was it possible that the clouds were
full of it! He crawled under the bed and
while lying there could hear the liquor pat
tering on the pillow just over his head.
This beats anything l ever saw" the
guest unused, land it will be a mercy if 1
am not drowned in the stuff before morn
ing"
judge worried through it at last. Early at
morning the old fellow raped on the lad
der and called out: Come, git up to break
fast judge! We amt got nuthin' sc, pow
erful enticin', as the Teller lowed when he
eat the polecat, but SIGH as we have is as
free as water. Come right on now, fur the
CON bread IS a-smokin' like tar-kiln.''
The meal was an exact reproduction of
ored with whisky. "Whut, amt you
goin' to eat nuthin'? Vail, it's Jest
as l lowed last night. Some folks is
different frum others. Have gould of this
fresh water? Wife fotch it no longer ago
than day ,befo' yistidy: Whit, you amt
a leetle piece"
.'They had walked for some distance in
the woods when the old fellow stopped and
said: wall, I'll leave you here. Say, you
don't recolleck me, do your"
No, do not think ever saw you be-
FORE"
"Wall ruther think you have. About
three year ago l war drawed up befo' you
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SAID the Judge, nOldlnK MS n0nO6 over the
blaze. but ! think that I'm excusable on
''Iibby shore, an jest make yo' se'f at
home, but femme tell you that our way of
livin' mout not suit YOU"
Don't mention it, my friend. I should
be indeed an migrate if l should find fault
with your hospitality; and now let me re-
trouble on my account"
Not tall. ledge; not tall. You set
bite to eat fur you"
The old fellow went out and after while
came back and announced that supper was
ready. There was nothing on the table but
corn bread, rancid bacon ana dingy-looking
coffee without sugar. jest hep yo'se'f,
"Thank you, I'll do so," the jurist re-
joined. reaching over and lifting piece of
bacon on his plate: but the moment he had
place to spit. The bacon had been fried in
whisky. He took bite of bread and
frowned. The meal had been made up
with liquor. He took swallow of coffee,
and gagged. Everything WAS favored with
whisky.
"Yas," said the old fellow, "some folks
mout not like our simple style of livin'.
but never could put up with frills. Some
folks like pound cake an all that sort of
stuff. but me an wife here, amt got no
education to speak of, so We jest jog along
IN our own way. aknowin' all the time that
some folks mout crittycize US, but feelin'
that when we've given all we've got it's the
best We can do an a hopin' that nobody
won't make fun of us, fur wife here is pow
erful easy teched. wy. You amt got
enough, have you. jedge?"
Yes, thank you. Wasn't hungry any
way"
"Wall. l did hope that you would eat
hearty, fur when a man has been ont in the
weather, wy he oughter prop up his system
with little suthin' to eat. Do wush we
had suthin' leetle mo- to yo' ikin'''
I'm take glass of water, if you please -
said the judge.
"Puheckly welcome to it, I assho you.
Mother, fetch the iedge gould of water.
Some folks mout not like our style of water,
but it's the best thar is on the place. an We
Jest jog along an never complain none.
even though We know that some folks has
better water than we have. Drink hearty,
jedee."
The judge took sip of the water and
gagged again. IVY, jest drink it down,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-14
OLD AS HUMANITY.
Hyr notism is Not New Thing Under the
Sun.


There is nothing absurd in the medical
theory that Mrs. Woodwork is a hypnoti-
yer. Hypnotism (from the Greek hypnos-
sleep),>is applied to all the phenomena
which is connected with conscious or I'M
conscious suggestion. Suggestion is the
creating of dynamic change in the ner-
vous system of person by another person,
the hypnotizer thereby imparting to the
other the conscious or unconscious convic-
ton that such change does take
place, has taken place, or will take
place. The phenomena and power of
hypnosis and suggestion are as old
as humanity. The only new thing is
their acknowledgment as scientific verities.
Mesmer, scientific charlatan, formed his
hypnotic circle just as modern spiritualists
upon silence and darkness. DR.. Ewart, an
English authority, asserts that suggestion
on sound healthy person has no effect
whatever and, to be successful, the subject
must either be spontaneously or artifcially
in a morbid state of receptivity. but Lille
beault, at Nancy, by his method, succeeded
with almost every strong and healthy man.
We are not only susceptible to suggestion
when going to be hypnOtized, but also in an
entirely wakeful and ordinary mental state.
The French scientific investigators of the
phenomena and powers of hypnotism hold
that none but physicians ought to be al
lowed to use it; that when repeatedly ap-
piled it's strain upon the nerves produces
disturbance of the mind. Abduction, rob-
berry, theft, perjury, are easy to accomplish
on hypnotized persons, and they can also
be used as ready tools in the service of
crime. Its power on the moral convictions
of the subject when in normal state is
family suggested by the puritanic old lady,
to whom dancing was deadly sin. who
was. nevertheless, sent capering about dur
ing hypnotic sleep by playing reel tune
and telling her to dance.