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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, va, April 22-Onerings Of
.'p"ccos ~ auction on Change Tuesday
Aprii ~, 1900. were very light.
inNale sales reported TO the secretary io.
DAY; Wrappers, % hogshcads: filters. j..
hossneads; cutters. hogshcad smokers. d
nosshoads; scrap. ~ hog~hosds burlcys. 30
hossneads; dark t0baccos. I hog,hoad. To
tai, IS hogsheads.
once OF the tobacco inspector reports TO-
day; Inspections Bright. ~ h0e~hoads;
dark, - hogshoads: Western. lS h0gsheads.
he-insnections- Bright, 63 h0gsheads; dark,
&c hOgshoads
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny, Crcn-
shaws, Scabr0Ok's. Blanchard's. Dascn-
ports. Centre, Shelhumc's and ShOckoe
Warehouses report to-day: Receipts, ~
hogsheads. Deliveries i5s hogshoads.
Office OF the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports to-day's collections
Tor the city of Richmond to-day a. follows:
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes. S2sf4O; tax
paid. iobaccos, S3,42ll4. Total. 50, 1881.
Registered ai the Tobacco Exchange iO-
day. h. Morris. Manchester: ". l.. Jones,
west Virginia; Edmund ". Scott, Chesa-
l"akc and Ohio Railway Company.
colonel ii. a. Edmonson, president Of the
south Boston Land and Improvement Com
rany. was i'm Richmond to-day. and i'm talk
ing oi tobacco, said. ave are not doing
much. small receipts: prices high and ad-
Nancng. and hardening from DAY 90 DAY.
Probably little Jess than thrcc-iOurih- Oi
the crop has been sold. There is great
hue and cry about plants: they are very
small. I'm cold weather they don't grow.
and the flies are eating them up; but 1 think
they got there"
The Richmond tobacco market was fairly
active to-day, with good sales especially Of
bright wrappers. Inspections and ren-
spcctions heavy. Receipts extremely light:
tons good. &. Nc. J..
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NEW YORK, April -2.-Moncy closed
3 per cent. Exchange steady; posted
rates. $500 ass; actual rates. 1851 1853 for
sixty days. and lsllz@ 1914 for demand.
Governments steady; currency O's. ll6 bid
Is. coupon, ~ bid; DIS do, 1857 bid.
There WAS a modoraec amount Of trading
n stocks this morning and prices were
strong for most Of the list. halves at noon
being from .. to "a per cent higher
than those of last night. The most
active stocks were Union Pacific.
the Grangcrs and Southwestern stocks. tine
cOalcrs were unusually quiet sugar
trusts were active and strong again this
morning Their price advanced ! per cent.
Prices advanced per cent. The market
continued family active during Che last half
of the day. bat its tone was weak and heavy.
Higher rates for money. which at one time
touched per cent. caused some selling
late iu the afternoon. and prices closed
weak 40 or near the lowest Of the day Don
some cases. The decline ranged from TO-
per cent. for the day. sales. 4@,at-
shares.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price q Co. in their cotton circular tonight
say. As expected the epinner- after ihe
heavy purchases of last week. have with.
drawn from the market. and the--abr0ad
have fallen from the recent high average.
with this demand Withdrawn, the market
became easier and decline set ia which
carried our market TO the lowest point at tho
close. with a general belief in lower prices
tomorrow. This rcNulsi0n in feeling is
marked by duh dragging. market
as operators are indi-pO-ed tO follow the
decline ON the short side their recent eXpc.
riouce causing them 10 De unusually eau
tiOus. and the bulls, therefore have "a diff
cult market 90 realize upon. The position
continued just as strong. bat prices appear
high. and 10 is Gii.l.uf iO maintain them
without support from Manchester"
Receipts 40 our ports to-day. go balOa.
against .ilj bales last week. Total sales
futures to-day. 6.l0O.
Futures closed TO points lower. as fol-
lows: April. li.12Nll.l3; May. u.1iWllIj:
june. l173mll.74; July, ll.5f0ll.I5, Au-
gust. ll.13Wil.74; September, ll-C6W 1901;
October. lOO2e 1903; November. 1880
1914: December. 1920 1913; January.
'1)43Wl0.lf; February. l0.l1W 1919.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed in ihe
buyers favor; Middling uplands 6 J-lJd.
sales 5000 bales.
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Markets sly TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
lBv Ielcgfarh.I

BALTIMORE MD., April d. Cotton quiet:
middling. llst. Flour dun. Howard street
and Western superiinc. $2@S2.50; 40. extra.
S2.7j0$3I5: do do. family. SiWSiG0; citg
mills rio brands. extra. Sl.J7mSiG2: win
ter wheat. patent. Si.,j.WSj.2j; spring do.
do. $5.1OmS5.5O: do. do. straight. Si.i S5;
do. do. extra. SllOMSi.l0. Wheat-,ntaern
active: Fultz. S,WH-c.; LOneberil, ltW'-r.,
No. >. gl0g2c.; steamer 80. .. red. o':
Western hrmcr: no. winter rcd. spot
April s9WsJl{c. Corn-southein active,
firm; white. 32Mf5lzc.; yellow. lNW i2Hc.;
mixed spot 1OHlO5c. Oats fairly active.
Southern and Pennsylvania. 30033c.: West
orn white. &c.: do. mixed. 5lW53c.: grad-
ed No. .. white, BE. Rye firm; prime 10
choice. j1@5sc. Provisions quiet; mess
pork ola, Si2.7j; new. $3.50: bulk meats
loose shoulders. 55tc.: long. clear and clear
rib sides. 0l4c.; sugar picked shoulders.
6i{c.: sugar cured smoked shoulders DC:
hams large. lOW ilc.; small. llilWl2i .
Lard-relined, Ne; crude, 04W6zc.
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aiossrs. Baldwin and Famum telegraph
to Thomas Branch Is Co.. a. follows;
CHICAGO. April u. -Wheat-At The open
/ ine Influenced by the bright. warm weather
and lower cables local bears sold freely
around SIS. This proved 90 be the lowest Oh
/ fle dav. Holders ala not appear as sellers
and none of these breaks lately seem u
shake out any long stun. but keep th'
market leht IN the time. Through th'
ff.f part OF the session Hutch was seller
and evidently made am effort 20 break tht
market. and when this failed be turned Ouy-
er. ard ia the latter part OF the session ms
purchase. were quite Jorge for JAY. Good
rains from Dakota. but -. Louis Kept send
ing In bad crop news all day. Traders are
becoming 80 familiar with the present price
that she fact that we are up II cents has no
elect at all. We have felt that we were
likely 10 get break; on the contrary Tue
market closes one cent higher than yester-
day. Receipts. 3J 900; shipments O.oJ7; eN-
ports. -, 900 wheat. and IL 1000 flour. Corn ias
been steady ali day. bat toward the close
was little hrmor. principally IN sympathy
with the advance in wheat. The man leat-
ure Of trading has been the buying OF May
and selling Of July. Demand for cash good
Receipss /. oT, 900: shipments, a3IWV; eN-
ptrts. 3l2.W6 Liverpool easy al Het'4d.
lower. Oats dull but steady, ranging IRON
2lls 70 2iA for May. stock is light, but re-
ceipts nom now on will quite likely supply
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cathariics. but nothing seemed % do me amy
good. / was induced ot0ut three weeks ago
10 try bottle of Gcrmctuer, anew medicine.
I'm n few days noted n decided improNemn
my unpleasant symptoms gone am rapidly
gaining flesh. appetite perfect, and ann En- bet
ter general health thnn have been for years.
he effect Of 6Crmctucr upon myself was 80
beneficial. / induced my wife. vino for wears
has been sufferer from sick headaches. 90
try o. She has not had "a headache since she
commenced It's use, and her general health.
which was run down. is rapidly improving.
and she saws she has not felt 40 wei. for tfu
years. I have Just commenced It's use with
my little SON who ls afflicted with epilepsy.
and already note the most beneficial results.
and feel satisfied that Us continued use viii
entirely cure him. SAMUEL SHEPHERD.
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any demand there may be-. Provisions open
cd weak, and continued so until near the
close. when short covering started them up.
Fellows who bus in weak places aud sell on
strong ones were the traders We look 10
see them sell "A little lower yet. but believe
If conscr1atiyely bought from here down
will pay handsomely. Cash trade fair. -,
600 hogs tomorrow.
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A Scientific and Honest Medicine fox the MiliOns
DR.. Kings Royal Gcrmetuer!
CURES WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS
cloud nhe ascot
They woeam tie within man e n zee 6
) WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.


HOTEL HAY Hot SPRINGS, ABS. Sep T. 80.
have been taking d. Kings Gcrmotucr
with great benefit. j have been quite dys-
rcpuc. suffering more or less from indigcs-
ton fIr greet many yc0rs. huf now my
digestion is nearly normal. Tie Cypress ION
0f ms stomach Mlfer eating with which /
have boon annoyed So Iona. has nearly en-
treiv disappeared. / nuu great benefit Co my
kidneys also, my back being greatly strength
cuCd. &. ID. HAY.
pr.C. ID. Hay g. the proprietor Of the Hay
Hotel. one Of the leading hotels OF Hot
SPRINGS. and many yearsaso was prominent
physician uf Franklin. Tenn. After that be
Travelled and lecturcd extensively on medi-
cine ami electricity.
M testimony 20 the great value OF Dr.
Kings wonderful Royal Gcrmctuer, allow me
20 s1y She bottle bought Tor my patient oid
lbs work Well. She was Frustrated with
chronic v0ginItIs: with sympathetic affection
of fhe kidneys believe 10 win effect per-
manent cure. and he trtily recommend IL.
Respectfully,
j. a. MORRIS, NJ. ID.
Waco. Texas.
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New York stock Market.
Reported Dy &. ". Branch d. Co., bankers
and brokers, No. III Main street.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Irust stocks came
% the front again today, and sugar and
lead went up while there was some realizing
in listed stocks. The exceptions were Tn
ion Pacific and Pacific Mail. In the after
noon sugar declined. and the rest of list
went OH slightly. The Western railroad
situation does not improve at an. There is
nothing new in the silver agitation. 4
good many are talking about GOuld's posi-
ton iu the market, but 10 lis very safe 20 say
that nobody knows. The list looks more
hulii-h than 10 has at any time for weeks.
and good many people are confident that the
leaders viii nurse the present promise into
"a mll grown market. There seems TO bc
little danger of light money. although rate
to-day was 40 one time s and per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
81. Louis Market.

sr. LOUIS. April -. Flour firm. lu.
quiet and unchanged. Wheat higher. May.
-rsc. Corn higher; May. 30' WaO3tc. Oats
higher but quiet: May, 21c Lard. prime
steam. SG.lO. Pork. standard mess, si3.-..
DO. do. meats. shoulders, Ji5w'.-c.; ION
and cribs. &C.: short clear. 65-c.: bacon h0A-
od shoulders. 81: longs. S5.9lMSG. cribs.
$50 $3.50: short clear. S615WS6.Zo.
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Don't run the risk of your cold getting
we'll of itseif-you may thereby DRIFT into q
condition favorable 10 the development OF
some latent tendency. which may give You
years of trouble. Better cure your cold at
once. with the help OF DIR. ID. Jayne's EX-
pectorant. good healing medicine for all
coughs, sore lungs and threats.
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AILANrA. ~. IlnalrY ?. Isnl

SIX months ago. 90 the request OF lriCnd
who was interested Ora the sale OF Xmas
Royal 6ermctucr ! mndc N written st1fr-
ment oi the benefits had received from the
use Of that medicine. Tn ihHi statement
expressed the belief thar 10 would cure me
entirely of Caiarrh. Within the last two
months 7 have received letters from every
quarter of the nation calling on me ior
further Information in regard To my health.
IT has been impossible for me 90 write prl-
v8teiy 90 each person VINO has made this re-
quest. ana am therefore under the neccs.
sity of making another public statement.
am free mona tatarfh. l believe that
could get certificate To- this effect from any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

lBv Telegraphl

CINCINNATI o.. April 2.-pork-kegu-
lar. Sl3.OO0Sl3.12iR; family, $1,000
$1,000 Lard-kottle dried. 67, W &C.. Bacon
Short clear sides. SG.2jN $3.50. Whisky
sales. 1901 barrels finished goods ON the
basis of $l.02 per gallon for high wines.
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PAINTS. &c.
PAINTS

ANTS.
We offer ai lowest market rliscs
LEWIS PURE LEAD.
PURE LlNsEED
ana sli AArERIALFOKH OrsEPAINTlNG
livery article guaranteed 10 b. strictly pure
PURCELL. LADD a CO..
mh7 Loiesale Druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

NTIRGINIA-IN TILL CHANCERY
' COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
HE DID DAY OF APRIL, 1850.
Henry Kings adminisifator......,...... Plaintiff,
again.t
Iohnson's administrator ard als~DcicnGants,
~ Ola NlIILL.

II lIANtEll1.
The objects Of this suit ere 10 subject tle
real estate in the city Of Richmond. VIRGINIA.
described in The deed OF tulsf from Abnef
me 7il dar of January, 1885. and record "a bon
ilenrlcu County Court clerks Office, in Deed
hook 83. page 1.2 TO The payment n tlO
.rul of twonfV-lYc hundred dollars. with iN-
tfrtsi from 7th March, 1889 ard costs cY.-
denced hy judgment If the Circuit superior
Ouyi of Richmond, rendered 2"ih Narcn.
ISL In favor Of Charles J.. toocal, cNccu-
Tor ol Horny King. deceased. against Wiz
liam r. Johnson for sixteen thousand three
hundred and eight y-iour dollars and ninety
f0ur CENTS, the penalty OF the bond on which
In was rendered. and which amount isalso Sc
cured by said deed Of trust anG % appoftoI
me amounts 10 be paid by the owners Of said
iaud among themselves. and procure the de-
rislsn OF Tie court upon the propr.eiy Of the
compromise offered and agreed on between
mo nlniutins and some Of the defendants.
Sulicct To the approval Of The court IN this
ease Aud afldavits haNins been made AMI
filed that Alice Is. McCraIyy Willamette H..
strong. Fannie Turner, Marthfs CMfindH.
.lohn. George Rose etch, wife oi William
ieech. walter ID. Crump, Benjamin i. uos.
we'll. BENJAMIN q. Boswell. iaula &. boswell
Albert X ing. and Joseph W. tlietL deiend-
ants are uOn-rcsidcnts Of the state, and mat
due diligence has been used on behalf of the
plslntiffs 10 ascs rtain IA whai counties and
CORPORATIONS William Hi. Amanda i. Curtis
anal. 4. Jones are, without effect, II is order
et that they do ali appear here within iif-
teen DAYS after due publication OF this notice
and do whatever mas be necessary 10 protect
their interest herein.
A COpy-Ieste:
CiAkLEs W. GODDIN, Clerk.
frAKE 4 CARER,
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competent physician. have used no mcdi-
cine within thc last six months except
King, Royal Germctucr. Ny health Is bet
ser than % has been in thirty years. J am IN
possession Of Information which Warrants me
In saying that ne relief which / have CNpc-
rcncod frNm the use of the medicine n not
moro certain and radical than Tint which 10
has brought 10 hundreds OF persons INA Geor-
gia and other states. J. b. HAWTHORNE.
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Bedford CITY Land and Improvement Co



ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
es ON Nco anlo O. the
81 be- lrea bees
%
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PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
fl
De- is ogr FL bee
smoking
OF
s d be- ~ a ro
D. oN ~ 0r IS p n h 81
a i IIo 0 r e j.
3D. o.
J. 80
% l d.
,
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B. "a
mh299m JAMES NJ. BERRY, President.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA, April -, 1890
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-1.l. bushels.
JOn-..u5O bushels.
OATS 900 bushels.
NM Onai-lj tons.
sALYs nEpORIED TO SECRETARY.
whoa. loneharry, 600 bushels prime al
0lc.: $50 bushels very good on pril ate terms.
Total sales of wheat. 4, l11 bushels.
Corn White. 600 bushels prime at 4'i4c'
Mixed. $50 bushels very GOOD on private
FERNS. Total sales of corn, $50 bushels.
Mill OAai--lj tons on private terms.
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OFFICE on VUE COILRCroR or city,
TAXES, CITY HALL.
RICHMOND. VA. June u. 1859.

Having used Dr. Kings ROYAL Gcrmetucr
IN my family FOR the pest tow weeks for ca
iarinal affection ana rheumatism. / taka
pleasure IN saving that DO has proved hcnc-
ncial, and cAceriu.ly recommend 10 10 my
friends. D.. A. BAKBER.
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For this malady take that old-fashioa
remedy Of our mothers, Syrup of Pure Pine
Tar, horohouud and Wild Chery-Dr.
Daud's COu0l oYruD.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. }
ALTON. NA.June -, 1850. !

ALTON. Va, June -, 1850.
For some vears have boon troubled with
% fornid condition of the liver. ral frequent
headaches. feeling OF extreme lassitude, no
appetite. blood in n very impure condition
SD much so that only slight abrasion OF me
skin would develop into sores. Was losing
flesh rapidly. i used different tonics ana
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OFFICE OBJ rHr COLLECTOR OF CITY,
TAXES. tIIN HALL.
RICHMOND. Va June 20. 1889.
take pleasure in saving fhnt have been
very much benefited hy the use OF d.. Kings
ROYAL 1ctmetuCr. For the past ten years
have suffered nom "a very severe catarrhal
affection. and dcsp1ircd OF getting relief but
hope douns, now thnt can see the good ef-
ieeis oi the Ncflneiner. ] am nov using tho
second BOTTLE. and ana improving very much.
cordially recommend Hr G. r.. kings Royal
Germctuer 60 ail who are suffering from ca
tarfH. 7. ". tINNfNGHAN.
ColIec or OF Taxes for Richmond.
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THOS. BRANCH & CO.,
BANKERS.



a SYNDICATE HAS PURCHASED
"a .srUNgD WESTERN NORTH CARROLL
NA RAILROAD CONSOLIDATED MORT
like amount OF r Dor cent. bonds due LIST liay
next. when they Wili lo fast mortgage or
only efl. 900 per mile. and oilers t1ulNOO nf
these bonds no 100 and interest, the balance
having been sold. and We viii take in pay
mcnt per cent. bonds. due May LIST. at par
and interest.
We recommend these bonds with great
confidence. and we think they VIII to much
higher. Ine road doing much better Than
20 lHs ever done. III Is lae connecting INK
between The Fast Tennessee, virginia ana
Georgia railroad ana fhe ANtth carolina
Railroad. am Of the Richmond ana West
Point o trm |unl system, moreover. tNis road
is leased fO fle Richmond and liauvillo Rail-
road. whose stock ls selling at 225. and pay
ing O. dividend oi 10 per cent. per annum.
The bonds are endorsed nY the Richmond
nnl IlnYlllo railroad. euaiant icing punei-
Dll and interest t0 De paid boz gold.
Ilo syndicate reserves the right 10 advance
the price without further notice.
ap28-0 THOMAS BRANCH * co.
z ANCASTER & LUCKE,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
MAIN STREET.
Securities ofall kinds dealt Ia aud ought
lnd seldom commission.
NIGARSi CEGARS!l CIGAlt5lil
FACTORY 80. l1b-llB FAST ROAD
2JO,OJO CIGARS always on nsnd ci a}
popular EFauAE "
Imported "1n0u Bird" " NoW n
"Fomutctr "FiIst Regiment
anu "nllfNs
These c'rIrs lra mdIn hV practical me-
HH | DO Cad |.. I'D b. a ~ |...
Than suction goods. J.I GAItW0oD,
mr22 IIbfDst Broad street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II appearing TO inc court tnhi h. NJ Oils
heImer, who BIS party 90 these proceedings
is a nonresident of this state. 20 is ordered
that rule Doe awarded against her. retufna.
bile 10 the courtroom Of tuis Court on the lsl
day Of ihc next June term. 1880. Thereof
hclug tho 2ud day of june $500. 90 fneN
cause, 10 amy she can, why the real estate
purchased by her in these causes on the i4ta
day OF March, 1890, should not be- sold 90 hcl
risk and cost.
a copy-Icstc:
CHARLES W. GODDIN.
a.fI- X.-tw llerk
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COTTON REPORT.
Chicago Market.

Market firm.
Ouofqff0ns. - Mddling, lie; low mid
ding. lOXc.: good ordinary, lOc.
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N1TITT"UU "I0I- |IN1|"I1
Reported hy Jonu l.. Williams K son.
.ankers and brokers. No III Main street.
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richmond. VA. April I'D. 1855.
IIH.I nnAkn.

1909 Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley, series
& atlOi.
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has ever lost dollar while large sums are being made daily

with wishing information rd 10
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-25
NeWspapers and Journals.

Russia publishes but 800 journals,
200 Of which appear at St. Peters.
burg and seventy-fve at Moscow. An
infinite number of languages are rep
resented in the Russian press.
England issues 5000 periodicals,
6O7 of which are dailies. France fol-
lows with a number nearly equal,
which, officially, is 2,S19, of which
only a quarter are published daily,
bi-weekly ar triweekly.
Italy holds the fourth rank in pub.
fishing 1,4O0 journals, 200 of which
appear at Rome, 24O at Milan, 12e
at Naples, "a at Turin, and sixty-nine
at Florence. OF these 10 are dailies.
The Oldest is the Gazette de Genes
established in 1897.
In the United States and Canada
%, 22S, $50 papers are printed every
week, enough to supply two copies to
every family in the land. Besides these
there are 6, 653, 250 dailies issued every
day. which may show the immense in.
fuence OF newspapers in informing ano
influencing the minds of the people.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-25
Help and self-help.

The most important essential either
of success Or manly character without
which success can only be sham, is a
feeling of personal independence I'm
portant as is the duty of aiding those
who upfortun ately cannot provide for
themselves, the duty of inducing those
who can to help themselves is vet
more SO. 1t is for this reason that
young men early thrown upon their
own resources are far more likely to
achieve great success than are those
whose inherited wealth relieves them
from this wholesome necessity. These
facts are fully obvious to most pos
SCISSORS OF great wealth, majority of
whom know by vigorous personal ex-
perience the benefits of poverty as a
schoolmaster. 1t is said that the sons
Of a very wealthy man were on ce
boasting to friends of the advantages
they enjoyed in the struggle Of life.
Their father overheard their boasting
conversation, and sadly remarked, II
had one advantage worth more to me
than all you have named.n s.What is
that?" they eagerly asked. at was
in being compelled to earn whatever
money had before spent it, was
the reply
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-25
SHARP POINTS,

Yonkers Gazette: A genius may
distance dolt and yet only win by a
head.
Atchison Globe: The prettier a
thing is the worse it looks after being
dragged in the mud ....... >
Troy Telegram: An Albany paper
advertises rattle for a COW. It will
be a milk shake.
Binghamton Leader If the boys
don't kiss the misses, then the girls
will miss the kisses.
New Orleans Picayune: Statesman
ship was on tap when the augurs OF
Rome bored the senators.
Terre Haute Express: It is possible
for the saleswoman to have shop maid
teeth that are perfectly natural.
Puck: The heroine of a popular
story is described as having teeth like
pearls. They were in fact her chewels.
Harpers Bazaar: Shopper How
does your new son-in-ia law strike you,
Fangle?" Fangle-''For $1OO, usu-
ally
Texas Siftings: A Californian won
a bride by giving a young lady his
lower berth in the sleeping-car tt is
not the first time that love has stopped
to one of lower birth. f.