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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
robert Y. johnson. N. D.

AT nesting OF The mIneton
Medical Association, held on Saturday
evening, January IS, at the Cffite OF Dr.
John Z. Wales, the following action was
taken With reference to tho death OF tie
late Dir. K. 2. johnson OF this city, which
occurred on January 16;
1--WE have met this evening under sad
dpning circumstances, caused by the re
moval oi one oil our brethren beyond The
present eenne IN which VIC move.
''fhis change has not been as sudden
as often happens 10 our fellow men, and
i yet II seems but yesterday that We saw
i'm and entered into kindly converge
4 With HIN,
"Evun then he Vas not without suffer-
ing, tho uttsring 10 word OF complaint
but the preparations for the end, We
now appreciate, was going on more rap
/ idly than he or any ono anticipated, So
that very soon lie iell himself unable 10
attend 10 his accustomed professional
dnt as, BONE down ~ tAe distress witch
accompanies the dyepueA from til. St.
Vtrpst form oil ASTHMA. 1t iouud lis
. nervous system, from long continued and
s psiulGl tllsease which had followed him
i0i years, read to sarcamb 10 the adli-
t.oi a strain witch wa4 iiaf set np4n
lbs vital iJrees. Aud So after few weeks
nom 3IffetitJz ii a 4 i.ttt5tstH form
lie sank Into death.
DR.. johnson was a faithful and De.
sIgnte,i musician honorable In tie eflifs
6f ~ profession, ara hist tn Il H ills i "a
5 fass v ith lns teliow-ntn ria afaGitla n
/ consisted ii acting his part VII, 70 her
/ than Ia looking. tor tie ecltt al otaefs- 4
worthy ana hoAQrsbi5 smlli on, lis
sought no prominent public I=5siti4u cut
s.ls Of Lis profession, Eut t9nni Mate
. satisfying eai iitcut ia tbs COMPANY u
! Gs Ire long frienis and in tie Luzts
! wttch iIe kindly assumed ms tho librarian
j IT the Delaware Historical steiety. He
wal he greatly missed II its mees,9gp.
n Where he was one OF the nle5t regular tt-
tefHiaf,ts. AID where Jaw H. BI6F lstlBp
;. MI GUY OF its valuable stbrss. tt{t ..lsG
5ei HE general and rsoHal llstgry d
tilk efty in sii9h his life lad lgaAn Rttiit.
! feztaIi.fibutGd much 10 titr e5ftaYiTsift
u ~ his fellow members who a. 81 5oble
; t.i4ft monthly for SODA ana hatpric.l
: ffiru6ge8, He was des6entea from twl
Ieief5tf Ms Ut puy5fGiaub, Hts father
5 ~. an ardent student Of mc4 Hcs, lsy
III. lal \ room n which he prosecuted
Il a. -t3f1y ii anatomy, Tits fies iee,!u.
4. -g#fI both tH I c meii!Gai a. s5r. i
= e..i tFea tnpnt Of disease.
y Dr. .iufus1a WAS graduated IN 3Etfer
" Ia Yaie College and in mefisiae ID til
)e University 81 Pennsylvania Ia 1854 All
81 after ha4.IE spent brief period az Fal
l. geon Oh ha.td Brennan Steamship h
cd commenced tie Practice ot LA Zptbfei
st sion In Wilmington with Ills nu2e d
IL 4 hHft Il. Palt r, In whSse Office he Ia
il studied lnedtane AID With wh6m be .at
- finGei as a paflaer until las ul ale
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

the price. TIDE seif.
KHotted Fringe Damaels Towels. II a
each.
Kaotted Fringe Damask Towels, tic
each.
knuttea Fringe Damask Towels, large
size, 20c zach.
kHolted Fringe pamask Towels, large
size. pc each,
Knotttd Fringe Fine DamaSk Towels,
open work IL border, 33e, well worth
Soc.
Bnotted Fringe Fine pamask, Monte
and Biraeeye Towels, new broche
boriega, 33e. good value at Ace.
tar1mau barnbtey liable Linen, free
from starch, aud very heavy, good
patterns. Worth 81 u yard, reduced
10 sc.
tt9 insh) Cream German Napkins
at SIC dozen. Compare with any
other at 81 25 dozen.
a lot OF fine Embroidered Bureau aud
slIeboarti Sesris, Embroidered Tow
els, and Five O'CI55k Tea Cloths
soiiee and mus5ed, greatly reduced
searfs--
down from RAPE to So
down from - 90 10 81
down from $500 10 81 %
down from $40 to 800
Cloths
down from sS,35 TO s21l
down from Is - TO So 80
- down from .b.50 to s4,I5
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

a. ~, l will sell Al my farm adjoining
Sswport psiarsre my large , n,,.,a, q
n9rss p fna stass hnrnt.
with records, including one pair large
coach horses, very stylish, one pair young
ulAres, well matched good spsed-s fine
team; good Work horees aud mares, tixteen
colts, 4, and Years old, iriy head OF cows.
many fpringe 8, bull and several heifers,
M harrows which have never been used, alko
a general assortment OF Farm tools.
Tcrms.-tInder 80, cash; $50 or over. note
at nine mouths where satisiactory end ofssi
II furnished o. per cent ~ for eash,
i.l0 tu-th s.ts NM. j ENKS FELL,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20


O.. -four head OF horses, two colts,
&tssS coming : years Old, tho other
coming wear Old, both OF good stock;
ten head Vt milk cows, one lat sS;ahNEf
bun, one ltlt hog, three, shoat <&H
pigs | fam wagon, tutnpseat yk.A-
carriage / dearborn, tiotttng Wagon, 2
carts, 1 stetgh, ! moving machine, hufrc
rake gtAi3i t,tIt nearly lipM, plows, hAr-
rows, eattiVtttif4, liitS te.k ana rope.
beams. peas, crUsSeut saw nCarly new,
maui anil wedges, sh5yel@, spudpr forks,
i set 81 double In rnes-, heavy, | set ct
double harness light. sets single har-
ness, cart EHrue-s. l-et OF lead harness,
collars. brides hstlt.rs, uhltY fixtures
such it4 milk cltun- ~urN nag r;ths, buck
Fts. paHS ctr- About ~ pAfi 81 chickens,
ulsutHtkeys and ptiu,H-. Hay by the
ton aud POTATOES by the hushel. House
hold and Kitchen tutNiturr. consisting
AT beds, hedstcud. ghi bedding, chairs,
carpets good centre table, extension
table, hmugiug and other lamps bu-
rcau and wash stands, Walnut desk,
pair brass lHdirons and many articles
not herein mentioned.
Conditions of site arc AZ follows
an sums al VS. ur utider ca-i all sums
oNer that i.mouat credit Of months
VIII b" given hy purchaser giving bank
able note with m approved cndorser.
WIN H. BIRD, administrator.
l.. ", stIdham Il son, alrts.
lll-itd ; tu- W .s-ltwS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

The Democratic papers still keep
ringing the changes on the trumped
up lie that the assessment lists Of this
city are padded with from 1,5C0 to
1880 colored voters. Let us have
truth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
OVERCOATs

We have many cl.,r
Overcoats lett yet whI.iJ
are selling very cheap, nd
of them regardless 4 al
to close odd lots. Norj
your time to get a bl,ra|
PANTS
Well, we are cle4nIard
odd lots OF them at n
prices, including mani
the very finest ones. PG|
we sold at $7C0 and "a
all got to go,as we have !
many to think OF clrrI
them over, and we ,l!ias
hall a loaf is better ii
nothing"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

TIE Court having adjourned col.
lectors Dougherty and Mckee can act
on the principle that "When the cats
away the mice can play"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

It doesn't seem to us that courtship
and catArth can go together, cata1h is
so offensive, You know. Old saul's Ca
tarrh Cure, only 81 cents is specific Tor
this miserable aiiment,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

THIS kind Of weather and the
grip" are in harmony. Don't help
them along by exposing yourselves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

IL. q D. X. nv estern Tickets.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad oilers
the following inducements to purchasers
OF Western tickets-Cheaper Rates,
Faster Time, Fewer Changes-than any
competing line. No extra fare Tor fast
lipe. Pullman's finest sleeping and par
Tor cars on I'll trains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

FOURTEEN more deaths last week
than for the corresponding week last
year shows the effect Of the grip"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
IMPORTANT.

7
or NJ. A. DATPHlN,
Washington, ID, g.
BY ordinary letter containing Monay Order
issued by all Express Companies New urk
Exchange, DRAFT or Postal Note.
Address registered letters containing
currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATION rASK,
New Orleans. La.
Remcmhtr that the payment OF pri9ss Is
RHHrauteed br ipur National Banks OF New
orleans, and the tickets are signed by the
President of al Institution, whose charter ed
rights are recognized in the highest CouF 8
therefore, hrNare OF all limitations OF
anonymous schemes.
ore del'ar i the price oil tie smallest part
or fraction ri IA ileket ,ssaeA tg a. it ANY
Ing. Anything offered In uir name Tor
lees than dollar Is ssIndlr.
iii Wa,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
Muslin Underwear,

We start the week with
an almost uabroken line OF
the sensational bargains
that have made this sale OF
Muslin Underwear unexam.
pied in the history of the
trade. This few Items named
are only finders
Il dozen Muslin Gowns, plated Moth.
or Hubbard yoke with Hamburg
q on neck and sleeves 5St.
Lot OF fue Cambria towns, with
Mother Hubbard yoke Of vide in-
servings ul Meiicis lace and clus-
tefs Of small piaits, gathered
tlreyos, pearl buttons, Medieia lace
on reck snd Stoves AID down front,
S125.
Same, with beading and ribbon, 81. 81.
Lot Vi tue Muslin Skirts, with one
inch plsis aud deep hem, 4Sc.
Il moro ot tho Ills Skirt reduced to
~ dozen Fruit Of the Leon Draw ere
q. 2Ot.
j GIN a. AMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

The Incense Hearings.

The Superior Court must experience
great feeling d relief liza; he iietuse
hearings all=osef tn-t4Es It's
very doubtful v sn.tr tho eaB.' is
July sas isiied thai il has Gone the right
thiug In al! casts BIZ It lbs 10 (.60bt
doae the btst Il could under tie err
cumstUncts. Tic l4i9i aad OItlel So
clety is n9 dCGbt dissatisfied III the
large nuniWi OF places licensed, and
The leT wAa have teen refused, and
vel there were oniy five more granted
than one yeal Ago The court in Ii
eenslng some pgaets that had been
turned down seYeist times LIS iaGbt
less thought that the applicants were
sufficiently punished and il w4s vii
ing 10 give them another trial hat
the court was not willing 10 license a
place where but little regard Tor tic
law YVES exercised was shown ii turn
ing down MAltiA Leonard ID beh1tt5fs
vile, New aBiie, and the G6iiius
Beach Sunday breathing ranch.
Some bad places are no douh
licensed ard better plaees fein5Gl, 6a
of this it is very hard to get evidence
il seemed somehow that nomatteF how
disreputaole pace was set forth to bl
IT Was not wanting in the stfontes
kind OF evidence from the most fel6
table citizens tAatthe places was needle
and that the applicant was lie mos
moral kind Of a man, Ii WIS IHiuf
evident during the heariats that Iii
evidence Of u man Who WIS tuta
abstainence-man, and opposed to III
sale Of liquor under any and all cir
cumstances, was Of no avail as far Us
related TO Tho general need Of hot,
with liquor bar attached, though h
testimony was good when direct
against specified offences. The Who
proceedings went to show that ID
liquor traffic was hard 10 regulate an
etill leaves the broad question ope
whether il would not be better
license everybody who wants licen.
by giving bonds 10 be responsible il
the damsge they do.
THE Morning News Of Saturd,
stated that on Friday afternoon C
lector Dougherty lett his Office at 8
O'Clock 10 the afternoon aud did n
return, and that during his hbseu
seven colored men applied TO pay the
taxes, A local in the Every kgenin
written after an interview with NJ
Dougherty, says there were but thr
persons called, a white man, color,
nan and colored woman Dem,
cratic "Glasses in tie sunday S.
has gone two better than the Eve
Evening, and says only one belst
negro called during Mr.. Doughert,
absence. This is getting the numb
down to fine points Farther rep0l
from Democratic sources may not on
reduce tue number to nothing, but mi
put Mr. Dougherty back ia his OIL
ill day from : O'Clock in the nlnrnll
10 . o clock al night without dinner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

When we put the knife
into prices 1t means some-
thing. 1t meas quick bust,
ness and dollars saved to
buyers Bear in mind, there
is no better clothing to be
had.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
DUBLIc SALE.


The undersigned about 10 quit farming VIII
se at public sale IN tie road lcai.ns from
. Coueh's fridge u Glssgpw, On
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
Grand Monthly
Ora W ing.

At tho Academy OF Music. New Or
leans. Tuesday. February IL, 1890.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
Special Bargains.

~ r.
S0HCi1I isFp1lnS, |
6'.o
we otier for the next few
days special bargains in the fol
lowing articles some Of which
have been detained by the
Western Railroad blockades
and did not reach us until too
late for the Christmas trade.
we have entirely too many to
carry in stock and sacrifice the
prices Tor your benefit and ours
II needing anything in this line,
or OF II contemplating a New
car gut, you should secure
oi'e o. 'hsse bargains.
o1AADING
CdBINE rs
80 80, s,aa,
e., go 20 30 - !uesu
Hs ~, &C., Soe ..u ~.
~ ns,t * s,-ne'ly
sd,,cea ' ,ror % * loo 90 aad -
~ 81, 49, 20 p .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

The biggest kind Of a stir
In the Suits where we have
but enc OF a kind-Made to
Measure Suits. Price just
one half Of what it waa. All
sorts, Everyday, Dress and
Business. For instance, a
Suit that cost $50 goes for
SIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
| each Halves, S1G Quarters. 81, 1entns
| 81; Twentieths 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

Suits at $I3.4o that were
SIS
Ovarcoats that were SIS
down to SIS.
y ,ercoats THAI were $40
down to $40.
Overcoats tdat were $40
down to $I3 SO.
Trousers that were 5000
down to 1895.
Trousers that were S.
down to $500.
Everyday Trousers $3.50,
$40, S2.82.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20
Linens.

A litsle list is as good as
8 big one to SHOW you how
the price. tide sets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-20

j GIN a. AAlAKER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

downstairs here. would IKE 10 run IN
and speak to them moment H. ,,os
so polite about it that he w,,s allowed -
pass in. The usual formalitv Of aslino
Tor permit was waived. But the man
did not come out. 600 i'm and se, -
you can see him, George" .said Truss
and Primrose went I'm to fake
look. I'D know that bald head AMONG
thousand" he said. But he could not
see bald headed man in the house. lie
hurried back, BACKED up and went ON
the end. While be sat there he looked
around for the bald headed intorloper
but he was nowhere TO be seen. As soon
as he was through, which was long be-
fore the show was over. he hurriedlv
washed Oft the burnt cork and went back
TO join Truss "Find him yots" he asked.
NO replied Truss, disconsolaiolg.
"lics the first man who has beaten me
this season Then the two watched the
audience as 10 filed out. Suddenly Prim-
rose audged Truss and said: "Therc be
Is, pointing out % curly haired individ-
ual with two ladies. "Gucss you're
wrong, said Truss. "No. I'm not -" said
Primrose. "hes got a wig on" And sure
enough he had. "Wcll let him alone
said Truss. "IIo deserves IT, No one
has ever tried the wig gag ON me at the
door before. Chicago Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

A judge up in Utica who prides him
solf on bis thorough knowledge Of the
grocery trade. had Mp before him recent
ly the case Of a poor devil charged with
stealing a frkin of butter. The Judge
was disposed TO De lenient with the fell
low until the latter declared that he had
sampled all the stock i'm the establish
mcnt before stealing Experimentation.
"H'm; let me see Che butter.' said his
honor. forthwith applying some to his
lips. The whole court room watched the
proceedings with intense interest, and
saw the judge make a WY face as he
fairly shouted:
Twelve monthsw
Twelve months" said the prisoners
counsel. "what fors'
"Toial depraviiy. sir. ought to have
made 10 ten years athard labor."-Amor-
lean Grocer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Many Of the supcrstitious observances
and ideas common among the Greeks
and Romans, and some of which sur
vived tin later times, were originally de-
rived from Egypt and Persia. These
rountrics. with Chaldca and Arabia. APP
pear % haze formed fountain of knowl-
edge TO mankind. either truthful or con-
sistent with nature, or altogether vain
and delusivc At a period fully 1900
years before Christ Persia and the adja-
cent regions of Babylonia and Chaldea
were inhabited by % comparatively
learned people. Persia in particular was
distinguished for its wise men or magi,
whose knowledge Of geometry, astron-
omv and other branches of science be-
came the wonder of surrounding ma
tions and procured them the reputation
of dealing with beings Of supernatural
order. Thus from the general appeiia-
ton of magi the term magician took its
rise. and was deemed equivalent to that
of coniurer, or q possessor Of supernat-
ural gifts. New York Ledger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Unclo Joe Atwcli was q gruf sea cap
tain, with not much Of an ear for music,
and was somewhat annoyed by the vigor
with which his niece pounded the piano.
She had taken n notion to attend one or
other Of the Conservatives Of music, and
so she asked:
"Uncle Joe, where's a good place to
learn the piano:'
"On a raft. in mid-ocean," he replied
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Sympaihizing Friend-I am always
sorry when ] hear of there being any
discord IN q family. What caused the
trouble between you and your husband.
Wife lsloomilv)-A mere matter Of
opinion.
S. F.-Absurdl I should think you
would nave more sense. A mere matter
Of opinion.
VA pinion, 1 said. A birds wing
for my bat. 10 cost SEQ, and he was
mad.
S. FL guess, my dear, it wasn't the
wing Of the bird you qUarreled about
but the bill-B0st0n Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Modern physiological research pro-
claims sleep 10 be the result Of a certain
amount of blood being distracted from
the brain, TO lie quiescent if not dor
mant. In certain channels and vessels,
which during the waking period are ape
parently empty, or at least very iiabby,
and I'm a condition, as 10 were, of mega
ton. I'm proof of this view it is a we'll
known fact that good, healthy, restful
sleep rarely if ever takes place when the
head is full of blood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Every watch and clock ON Governor S
Island is regulated by buglo call. Just
before noon two enlisted men are sta-
toned at o point commanding an unob-
structcd view of the tower of the West
ern Union building. One Of these is the
post bugler, the other trained signal
man. equipped with a powerful field
glass. The non-commissioned officer is
required TO keep hrs glass fixed upon
the time ball. The instant it drops he
gives the signal TO the buyler, who
stands in readiness, and the latter im-
mediately sounds the specified call.
which is heard all over the island, and
there is q general consultation and adj
justment Of watches and clocks.-Lx-
Change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Young Jobson (of Jobson & CO.)-Oh,
YES. Brown is not bad fellow, bet he's
terribly sarcastic. The other day l asked
him 10 fix me up a nice motto TO 80 over
the counter. What do you think he
wrotcs
Chorus-Give it up-whaG
"IIonest tea is the best policy. -
American Grocer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
A Delicate Compliment.

"Has il not struck You. Herr Lieuten.
ant. that for the first week or two one
baby is as like another as two peas.'
"Donnerwetter, Fraulein! if that is so.
feel immensely fatterei at the thought
that 1 resembled YOU once in my life
timer'-Fliegcndc Biactter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

At famous resort in Iowa an ex-sena-
tor from Michigan was stopping A lady
from the same place. thinking sex" q
prefix Of honor, said to q friend in an
carnestness that the people of her dis
rict thought SO much of the senator
that they had made him am ex-senator for
life. The ex-senator was probably too
much Of an invalid TO enjoy the intended
comnliment.-Wo.t Shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

"', long ago Primrose and Vests min
Here playing in q small town down
.l Manager Truss was on the door,
=. v.'a'. looking out for the people who
"a " crowd their way into shows in one
t'. Stand. without going through the
..''aii'.f Of purchasing tickets. Prim-
.'. Stood with him, as he is not obliged
appear until some time after the cur
i. t'a up A very genteel looking,
.eiied man. who had bought a gal
~ ''1ci. came down and said 20 Truss:
''@r"'e me, Sir, but sec some friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

'"Why, darling. what can be the matter
with these onionsy he calculated as no
pushed back his plate.
The young wife burst into tears.
There l told the grocer they smelt
awful! And ] soaked them in that nice
cologne you bought me since yesterday
morning. toor'-American Grocer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

IL am from New York" he remarked
as be eased up on the flourish OF ms
name in order 10 give the hotel clerk
time 70 recover.
That's all right Our detective VIII
keep his eye on you, and the table silver
is only plated anyway. '-Philadeiphia
Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

"Dab" the newspaper correspondent.
Is described as ,iyacious young woman
Of % years. She is small in physique
and O blonde.
The Marchioness Of Twceddale left hei
saloon carriage on a train in Scotland re-
Gently and took the post Of engine driver
She was highly complimented on the
speed che maintained
Lady Paunceiote, wife Of the British
minister. has been astouishcd 40 the cf
feet Of ano,ico that she would be AZ
home on Saturday afternoons from TO
9. Nearly fourteen hundred people callcd
end most insisted en- ahaklns hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Young Lady evidently much distressed
and embarrassed -DOctor Fate, just
know shall never die a sudden death.
Doctor Fatte-lndeedl my dear young
lady, and what induces you 10 think
imusy
Young Lady-Because you are now,
and have been for the last five minutes,
sitting upon poor, dear, little Fido, and l
still live. Cincinnati Chic,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Daughter winter Of lSS9-9O)-Oh, mo-
therl There's lot OF snow and ice out
Of doors.
Mother-Is there? Run right out after
breakfast and bring in a lot aud pack 1t
away. Like as not it'll be bot enough
for ice cream to-morrow.-New YORK
Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Bobbs-Hobbs is self confident fcl-
low, isn't be-,
Dobbs-Yes; he believes in himself
thoroughly.
Bobbs-What a trusting disposition
that man must understandable Jour
nal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
Her Erring SON.

Home Missionary-Does your son pro-
fess religion now:
Housewife-No; he's working for a
gas company.-Chicago Times.
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When cremation comes TO be the fash
ion we shall be able to do up our obitr
aries in something like this style;
Feb. 3. 1887, Gre
Nov. %, 1910. NJ ated.
April II, 1869, Crem-
Springfield Union.
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