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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-01-17

sCasesraa il % ven adapted 10 eAldren that
treoommend II - superior 20 any prescription
00Wn % me-" H A. A1cHxn, n D.,
II 60 OUlocd s., Brooklyn, NJ.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
PERSONAL.

Miss Ida Raff. a brilliant Kentucky
girl who is well known 10 cultured
Washingtonians for her rare elocutiOH
ary powers and her charming personal
iiy, has settled for the winter al No.
1874 Thirteenth street northwest, and
will be al home To her friends there on
Mondays. Mrs. Raj has returned 20
her home in Kentucky.
The Count Of Paris and party have
engaged a suite Of rooms al the Airing
ton and will arrive To- morrow afternoon.
Queen Victoria deles Is sentFies, and
all The guarding al Osborne and az Bal
moral, and as much as possible at Wind
sOT, is done by policemen.
Cecil Rhodes, Premier OF England 5
South African colony and king Of the
diamond fields, lives. Ike most pros
porous Enghsbmen al the Cape, in
bachelors quarters at a club house. He
locks forward 10 playing q big part 10
English home politles yet.
The salary Of President Mcleod OF
the Reading Railroad has been increase
10 so, 600 The salary Of Chauneey M
DepeW as President of the New York
Central Is $50 600. which Is the largest
salary paid 70 any railroad president 10
the WoTld.
Al The banquet Of the National Club
Of Montreal. Canada, recently, 81
LsuTieT, the leader Of the Liberal party,
said Canada cannot always remain q
colony The time must come when We
viii take our proper position IN the
world and foI my part i favor inde.
pendence.
Bismarck Is one Of the largest land
owners in Prussia. and be carries ou
successfully Al his various estates The
business Of cattle breeding. geese
breeding, disiillng spirits, brewing and
the manufacture Of yeast His catill
and geese industries yield him an annua
profit Of s 500 10 81 500, and the an
uual income from bis yeast business
the most important item Ia the eX
1 ChanCellCE income, Is about $34 600
I His jeWtls picluTes and plate Tepresen
value of S590.000 and bis total IN
come Is notfar from 6l7j 600 a year
The MahaTaiah Dhuleep Sing, Wh.
bas recently been pardOned 81 th0
British Government and permitted q
return 10 England Is passionately f0n.
Z Of shooting q f0Tm of sport in which hl
[ has hardly any superIJTs and but ven
/ fe8 equals. An odd fact Is that hl
I Shoots dtdug down, and in the old day
/ in Norfolk it used % be au amusinl
Z sight 30 see lhls dusky little gentleman
I squatuug Qu . mat and WhiTling arOunC
as I on apiFoi as be slot with uneuin.
aim 8l QYer the place When u
owned the Eiyed0n estate, near sand
Hpgham more iyranuical LANDLORD
could not have been known, and d.
plainly showed shat be would be Il 3.
Cnly lad the power He vas d Iefr0.
90 aI the old women Uh0 presumed t-
pea ap d feH sticks % bis estate. and
would frequently 90 9iHl0 ConFuI si1ns ol
rage Il any one, as ~ thought res.
passed on hs gIound
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
HOTEL ARRIHALS.

Metropolitan Manheimer, New York.
Miss Dena Sanderson, Madison, Ga; w.
A. llemphill and wife, Atlanta, Ga; j. n.
Birch aud wife, Macon, Ga, Thomas
kllby, Admission, Ala.
National--E. J. Caldwell, Chicago; j. II.
NcEwiu, Bidgway, Pa. G.. G. Tompkius,
Salem, Va, John Dawson aud Mrs. II G..
Nous, Chicago; 4. l.. Bowdcu, Philadcl-
Ima; Leon simon, New York.
81. JuRo-J b, Waterman, ohio; W,
q lIayden New York: n. 7. Wickham
Virginia; William y Leiupaut aud wife
Noble, Ala joseph Wassermau, Ph.h-
dolphIa,
U'HlorT'-A. II simpson, New York;
g. T. Lewis, Chicago George Eicc, Mari
cfta Ohio; W. H. Smith. New Haven;
Warren johnson and wife, 81, Louis.
Rggs-w L. Taylor Asheyille, n. O.;
r, +. De Camp, s. II. Locket, WI. Best,
New York; A. r. Kerr, Boston.
Shorebdpl-H w. Atkinson, Atlanta;
Jef, Chandler, 81. Lbuls; L. W. Brown
and wife, Boston, J. +. Williamson, Min
neapolis.
Arlingt0n- Cephas Taylor Pittsburg; A.
O.. Erwin, Savannah; Rev, T.. W. smith,
John j. Neyiu and j.. J. Cove Jersey CITY;
y, B. Williamson, Massillou, 200 members
OF the Young Mems Catholic Convention.
Arao-W F. Sim and Mrs. Cora Tanner
Sim, Brooklyn, n. Y William l.. Davis
and Mrs. Olmsted, New York.
N0rmdadie-F. Moore and +. Du Bosque,
Elizabeth, n. j.; j. A. Greencastle, Plain
Geld, n. y q. L. Maxwell, Brooklyn.
EbLltt-Patriek Henry, Henrico, Ark.
Samuel Davis, New York; A. B. Confer,
Boston; Major c. r. Alien, L. s. A.; Il. b.
Neal, sidney, Ohioi s. G. Balch, Tere
Haute, Ind.
Hotel JOAHg0a-Randolph o. MangeI, Salt
Lake City; l.. j. schaffeF, Saratoga, N. y;
q. b. Bayly, Seattle, Wash; X. b. Wllson,
Virginia; X. G. Chase, Boston.
G0dfreys-J. NJ. HeathertOn and II.
FHediaDder, New York; A. L Botsford,
Chicago.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
CHEAP TURKISH BATHS
scaircra srit Tickets at Greatly RE-
UErtu Rates TO- THEIR Patrons

scaircra son Tiekets at Greatly RE
UEctu Rates TO- Their Patrons
frm Hs Nr Y0.t Vny
Cu rates or Ncalper rates f1r d
1wE-b ard Russian bath establish.
u.nt isr1tlcr new enterprise. isnt ns
1t. s.rcr and ticket specul t5r
I.-1,,u known 20 theatre -eoers and
travellers ON .he railroads for years. blt
] think Z can safely assert that there are
rot five hundred people out Of the mil.
If.n and % half who Superintendent
Porter SAYS 8re residents of this city
vt. ever hClrl of a cutrote ticket f1r
Turkish bath Competition in this
Industry seems 90 be followed with the
usual result however. for yesterday. on
entering prominent saloon un town.
Ih.. card. iu relation t0 one OF the most
wHtly known Turkish baths Of the
city, attracted wv notice. Tickets for
Twkish and Russian baths no No -
Sold bore GOT lI cents I asked the
h.uGHgrH NE bath bad changed its
faf,. which have for years been 81.
$50" De saii if v0u 70 Oh the bifh
y.U VIII siiI bc charged St fHra bath.
We teli ihe tickets 90 CIt rates"
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
Saks and Company,
A SNAKE eHARHER's FATE.
ne Played Once Too Often with Hls
Pet Famiiy Of RattleEs


Pet Family Of Kattiera.
Fgusrale Di5pataA b Ysla YgrL Hsfa5f,
Old David HaTpsler, a gray headed
snake charmer Of this city, met 3 horr-
be death on Tuesday from the poison
Gus bite Of a big ratllesnake that turned
on him while he vas handling H.
For many years the old man made a
business Of capturing rattlesnakes lie
sold many specimens of ratt.eTs aud
other American snakes 10 museums aud
CiTcuses and carried on q small trade in
rattlesnake OIL
A party Of sporting men we're 10 the
baUOQm OF John WeisziugeT Hotel on
Tuesday night Of lasl week when
Harpster came IN with big raluesnake
In u cage. He had been drinking. and
In a reckless moment be declared be
would show the gentlemen hOW.l0 bite
OF a snake head lie took The Fattler
from the cage. and tie monster sank ~
faDgs into his right wrist Harpsier
huIriedly replaced il iu the cage and
went out
Nothing was seen Of him until TbuTs
day when he vas found huddled up
In q dense growth of weeds IN q yard
surrounding Ll0yd's foundry His
right arm was swollen 10 au enormous
size, and be vas half dead from pain
and exposure. He was m once taken %
Andrew Browns residence and sup
piled with food and drink DIT W.
III. Robinson was called In The snake
charmer demanded Of him certain
herbs, Wlth which he said lie could
Danish The poison from his system.
The herbs were provided but lhe poi
son bad seized too firm a hold on its
victim his condition rapidly grew
worse and last Tuesday he died He
was 5 years Old
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

Mrs. Burton Harrison. who has an
eHyiable reputation as a writer Of short
stories and novelties, has just finished
the most important work that she has
yet undertaken. II Is a novel Of South.
eTn life before. duhng and after the
civil war, and deals with scenes and
incidents that no one Is more familiar
with than she. The name Of this novel
Is Flower dc Hundred, the st0EY Of
a Virginia Plantation and Il will be
published during the fall by the Casseil
Publishing Company The manuscript
of this story has been read BY one OF
The best judges 10 the country, who
predicts for d not only an immediate,
but q lasting popularity. for it treats
the subject with an the charm Of q
trained and graceful writer, together
with the facts of the historian. ID Is
amusing. pathetic and thrilling and
gives picture of Southern life such as
has never been put on paper before
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
L0TTERY MATTER RULEs

Postmaster General WAsAHAEER has
promulgated circular letter 10 post
masters galrailI1e Instructions 10
ihem iu reference ~ the recent anti
laigB aat AfI quoting he aw lhe
Postmaster General gives .le lai.5aia
iEguc,i8as
slc.iaa -sl alsFe gaslel Bpa.ies
fa ans letter 1rliaary 9T registered 70
h heaucemz auy lottery sift concern 1r
sebeue described q. The section aHi
a. lottery llssfs checks drafts. bills.
meEty palal aales lT money orders
"a lhe FaFshass ei lottery tickets or
auy slarl q chance Do . lottery 0F gin
eufeTrrise auf d tae Ii1 ~ ne draw
irF ar ~ 0'ts or similar seaemz
anf f1rtl88lhe carrying ~ them il laa
uiaiis erFfte delivery 1i them from
rsIonees
ILe IHfa aIaH-f ur @ agy aIll
palsti pfsIall f ..ll rafes nla ua.
~ ilaaflsi 90 taa plrpas 1i asalI
faiaiHE e H .rslsu'-s'aH e ihe mal. ~
- delivery a. Hlaa forbidden
~ fle Fr. i.ls n llE acL Aar Ell
fhe Utrs Hil.eH taai l llal %
IaEksl rlIfa "a .uErg I lhe f-e'
fhsfirE rea e. sEF alHs1u kaaHu
- ussei n az lasaas 1i lll-
anEa reg iy g tl.lellal
- a0l aasEI tlsf laa delivery
~ HEaa ~ ~ ~ 1H1e gi
aanal alal sl.llsI shea lhg
fasiuAsaf aeleraI l ~ aeIle
a a fl ll
n Hn
i# c 20 l-e co.
aea - ~ .lhe aassIel aaaF
nag Hhaa Hsel ~ hasiug leaa
delolkes e a.alaa Iu Violation q ne
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

This property is most beautifully situated on high
ridge overlooking and in close proximity the heart of
the city. The electric cars pass within few hundred
yards OF the place 1t Is high and dry and the great
panorama ever presented to view, of the Governments
beautiful buildings the hills of Maryland and Virginia,
with the historical and classical Potomac River makes
WESLEY HEIGHTS most charming and attractive
place for home AS an investment it's unrvaed
TERMS: One-quarter cash, balance in one, two
and three years. with interest at per cent per
Fifty dollars earnest money will be required upon each
lot and will be applied to purchase when settlement is
made Deed to be passed free OF all expense with alb
stract of property From the gross sales seven-7 -
per cent will be placed in sinking fund to be applied
to making Improvements.
We can recommend this subdivision in every par
tcular and feel confident that your investment will prove
one OF profit in very short time
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

Tie Albany Book Company an.
nounCes for publication. October 10, a
new novel by Arthur Dudley Vinton
(cXmanaging editor OF the North
American Review entitled Looking
Further Backward" This story Is an
answer 10 and continuation OF Edward
Bellamy's famous novel Looking Back.
ward" Mr. Vinton's story has been
highly spoken Of by those who have
read Il before publications and the New
York Herald, on Sunday, July q, de-
voted five columns 10 a laudatory re-
view Of Il while yet in manuscHpt-an
almost unprecedented compliment. The
book is composed Of a series Of lectures
delivered by Won Lung IL, the success.
soT Of Prof, Julian West 0he supposed
writer Of Looking Backward, % az
Shawmut College, In 2023 A charming
love episode adds TO the romance Of the
story which Is full OF incident. The
book Is one which every person who has
read Looking Backward should read;
and Is also wen calculated 20 Interest
and instruct an who have not read Bel.
lamy fascinating tale
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

Frederic Harrison, the posidvist es.
sayist, has often been called the best
living master Of English prose- What
he has TO say. therefore, about literary
methods and style Is of tue greatest
practical value 10 writer's incidentally.
In On auiobiogrphlcal essay 10 the
October Forum" he takes the subject
up and declares that be never gave
spiiOus thought 10 how he should pre-.
sent "a subject. so far as the mers style
Is concerned lie has clear eld
serious purpose IN Wow always, aiming
% change mems opinions or To bring
some practical thing to pass, aui he
goes M The task without indircglinn or
conscious art, alming 10 strike straight
blows. This. he declares, Is the secret
Of slyle--carneslness, dlrectness, sin.
ceriiy, together with constant com.
munion with The great masters Of lllera.
ture.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

by q singular coincidence the two
stories Of adventure Just issued on the
same day by d. Lothrop Company
Lion City Of Africa'-were by the two
as an entertaining English writer on
popular science and social problems,
but this story Of close shave IN the
South Pacific Is In quite different line.
Mr. Willis Boyd Allen, the American,
Is the editor Of the Cottage Hearth, aud
Is dear TO thousands of American boy
and Girl readers as the author Of the de-
liphtful "Pine Cone Series His
Lion City Of Africa" is said to ante
date Stanley and TO be full Of wonder.
iul facts and startling experiences.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
r.s.l - nn lns -.

Prom re hHla CaHi.r
Reed & Go. can choke oH tarld disc
Cussion 10 he House bul they cant
choke OF tariff discussion an 0gsr lhs
c0unuy-ia every shop store tavern,
clubTOCm OF other place where men
resort The Mckinley lann Is bouad
10 be fully discussed b the American
people, and Wheu they have dnishld
discussing it they viii come d8an 0u
ii ilh q verdict a. c1ndemualien
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
A statas vilh can EFhiaEsrs

FFefH aalsfaiH ae.alis y lszf ..ssf-
Every YisinE % NsW York must
now laQk - Mad status Of Greeley
jusl unveiled 10 front Of The Irl5a4s
oflce. Tie W0Ik Is very crediable %
Ward aaQng talent Bun as 40 artist
fliald muEmlre4 = ne Imagine p
siai1a al CblR 5 hiskera
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

y FORMER LAW partner Of President
HARRtsoN thinks he will not run for
President again. The people quite agree
with President HARBIsoN's former
law partner.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

The WORK or constructing the tun.
mel, which is to utilize the vast water
power Of Niagara for manufacturing
purposes, was begun last Saturday. II
Is better to tunnel than 10 shoot Niagara.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

AwRlrEB iv ruE p5sf wants 20 know
in what way silver dollars can be put Coz
more general circulation. one way is
10 spend EN- as fast as yol get 'em,
and get 'em as fast as you can spend
-,
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

There are now nearly 200 900 king s.
Daughters IN the land, and Mrs. Mar
raret BOttomc, an energetic New York
woman IS their President, as she Is also
the founder of the order With Ocio
Der / Mrs. BOtt0me took up the editorial
pen and became one of the editors Of
The EadieS Home journal, in which
periodical she will hereafter write and
tdita department entirely devoted to
the best interests Of "The king's
Daughicrs Through this channel g
is Mrs Bouome's intention that her
Daughters" and herself shall come
closer together in feeling and sympathy
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

TuE CorSr oF pABstgs .at cable
dispatch Go friends Iu Paris saying be
IS profoundly touched ty zoe welcome
be has received in ihis f1uafry l'
Hungry 1oE, 'he iurCo siCcrIr gets
hold Of him be will Dc SON more pro
fpuudly touched
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

Nellie BLY, Is in clover For the next
three years she will write under con-
tract for Norman I. Munro, publisher
of The Fdmag Stony Paper, at a salary
,f about $4,000 per .annum Miss
Bly's extraordinary tour around the
world, coupled with her original aud
popular career as an all around writer
Tor The press, pressges for her bright
aud profitable future Mr. N L Munro
has again shown his skill as an editor
of HIGH merit In selecting a writer 80
thoroughly equipped to please the
readers Of the Family Story Paper.
There has been a substantial increase
In the circulation Of the Family Story
Paper since Miss Bly's work began -
The NtTmaH, sept, 1890.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

Without the rooster you're
not buying a GENUINE
MACINTOS II. Unless
you're buying it HERE
you're not getting the genu.
inc.
We're their regularly con-
stituted representatives. It's
like taking an affidavit to
the truth TO tell OF their
goodness. They WON'T gum
--no odor at all.-and not a
crack TO them. Water
stands no show.
We have the regular
Rubber Coats for those that
want them--all styles--all
reliable.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
a Division % Hsspoasibiuty
hH ta-k

HeT FalleTu n hal you want %
marry ny daughtsTt WhE ar y0l
cant support her ! caa haEllE 40 ID
myself
suitoI tblanklyl-C Can't ws chip
I'd together
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

The NEW YORK World saws "THE
WAsHLNGTOS CHTIC cites one Of Mr.
WANAMAKER's advertisements as prov
irg that he took a trade advantage Of
his official inside knowledge as TO the
tin schedule Of the Tariff bill But Mr..
WANAAIAKER being the business man IN
politics, what else is he there fori Did
he not plaster his shop advertisements
over The Pan American dignitaries pre-
Cisely as If they had been so many barns
OF country fencesr
II SEEMS TO BE CERFAIs now that the
murder Of General BARRUHDIA by the
Guafemalian Government was directly
due 20 the interference Of Ministe
NIzSER. The commander Of the
United States naval forces at San Jose
al the time would have afforded the un-
fortunate man ample protection had not
Minister MIzSER prevented his so-do-
ing, saying be would call upon the
naval forces If their services were
needed II z high time that Minister
MIzSER mizzled.
ANArIoNAL COSFEEFIoS or JEWISH
WoREMES Is holding in New York
one hundred and twenty delegates
representing thirty-fye trades unions
iu The United States and Canada are
represented Resolutions fay0rlng a
I National Uuion between the trades
unions 0f the two countries we're
| adopted
GEaEGE FEASCIs TRANS having gone
around lie E0rII against time nov
wants % 20 around again against IFS
I own record We doubt II 10 The whole
woTld round his record can be equlled
lst al0ue beaten.
QUASIBElL, he guerrilla died 10
Alabama the other day Tie died drsl
De- Kentucky about 1864 and has died
ai intervals ever since He must b
yey dead by this time.
EAEsr RYAN WAS arrested In GsB
. York ou saturday on charge Of em.
/ tl2.iug El5 600 from RICHARD q
I 5IHNeHI of Omaha. Naturally thIs
Z crooked transaction Ryaled Straight
IHE EEE8CH SOCIETY oF HIGIESE
. aFTI0Fgs lf the American hog Tue
. Americau hog grlua self complaceuuy
aHd gives rs tall AZ extra twist
0EE 81 IHE FIRST results 81 The uaa
Tam uil Is tle cutting 1i ths
wages gf sik WesyeIs bat The eut Is
/ ClIy 3 Htue 0nE-1Q per eeHL-aud
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

1s TuF Ftour OWN tfo i1 af
,hl Capital of the Territory .f okla.
bona. which Be- row 40 Ga.lde. OE.U.
bona City hss .rtturIraI a.u.i co.
l.rs DO attendance Hp1u the ler's'l.
tt They promise 'a Hs mHra elect.
ivcllan were Colonel IlsUY WkJfFB.
s1s hundred ib.uaud uuEnei Ken.
Wrburs during tiy contested Til-i
dcrcy iu 1876 i1
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
LITERARr NOTES.

Mr. Oscar Fay Adams. whose e1llec
i.u Of poems on the seasons "fbe.
Poets Year has just been issued ina
sump.uuus volume, Is compiler of ex
C.Heut DluDtisi Judgment and htsall q
poets appreciation Of the real poetry Of
nature.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
EDUCATIONAL.
Georgetown University School Of Law
FACULTY.

REv. J. HAVENs. RICHARDS, s. j.,
President Of the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN,, IL. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
non. WILLIAM "A RICHARDSON, IL. d.,
(Chief Justice ~. s. Court OF Claimsl
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative
Law aS,sE spe Lsg4l sgbpsa MsTipsi " n
Lecturer on constitutional and lnterna-
tional Law, Admiralty and Comparative
HON. JEREMIAh N. WILsoN. IL D..
Lecturer on the Law OF Real Estate and the
Law OF Evidence
HON. ANDREW q. BRADLEY
bia) Lecturer on Common Law, Plead
ing and Equity Jurisprudence.
JOSEPH j DARLINGTON, LID,
Lecturer on the Law OF Personal Property
Contracts and Negotiable Paper
GEOR6E A. HAMILTON, Ii. D.,
Lecturer on the Lawgf 4 PaItners99lp. CSeFpoear
n. ROSS PERRY, A, NJ
Lecturer on Criminal Law, Domestic Rela-
tions and forts.
MOOT COURT.
Circuit Court: Prof. George Hamilton;
Court OF Appeals: Profs. Martin +. Morris,
ArdFew Q. Bradley and r. Ross Perry.
Introductory lecture and announcements
for the ensuing term al the Law Building.
corner 9th and sts. n. ", on " EDAESD
OCT !. at $50 p. m. fAll interested are cor
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The secretary can be seen AZ the Law
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enrolment. etc. Circulars giving course Of
study, terms, ETC., can Pc obtained az BOOK
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glst session commences tsFH sEPTEA-
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moderate. For catalogue address the presi-
dent
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PosEMARY HALL.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
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Academic and preparatory courses.
Principals, MISS lansing aud MISS
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Christmas term begins OCTOBER g. For
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- AND
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English Classical and Elective Courses for
Girls. Home comforts ana social cultivation
BuIdiug and furniture new. No urqWdiug.
Applicants must be over "a Address
Mr. ARTHUR GILMAN
CgmbEldsa. Mas.
MISS AIKENs SCHOOL FOR GIREs.
stamford. Conn
Established iu 1855. HrepaEes-l1r college,
haysl aud home. srhe method by which ths
mental taeulfes are educated Bll be found
ia ths second sdItiga. pf Miss Aikau's pam
paIst ou con9saR#ss Alteration, p u58
ready. ior salsal Areatan0's, uuion square.
Aea 4oHk.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

The jack Trust is the title OF a
rarIor farce which Grace L. Furniss.
the well known author Of "A Box of
Monkeys ard "a Neneered Savage, "
will contribute to the forthcoming nun.
bpr of HlTpT'S BIstr.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
auhs = BlasrsHr Matter

ffa1li re- ~ Coz ftefi-
'Isu't Jones 3 Christian scienlist-a
believer n The faith cuTef
'de iaP
''Is d true lha he wouldn't have a
doctor fQr BIS giie the other dag when
she vas siCk
ia Is Guide true
Well ] saw d doctor % into bis
house iust nov
"Ob. lhaEs an right He's sick
uQW himself
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
Ihs Bslisr IN immortality.

FfQE v, 2. Lstisg d ne Olf95sr Fgraa.
The belief IN immoTtTlily Is pFehis-
toric and Is perpetual, and It will exist
50 long as men tHeE with an Invisible
and fsel With d visible set Of faculties
two sets perfectly distinguishable by
young and Old, wise aud foolish. alike.
The idea generates itself IN each indi-
Fldual; Il i reinforced BY alien tesd-
uony Q is formulated and illustrated
ln various ways BY traditions aud in
slruciions fbut tits the PLATA ouigFowth
e personal eEpeTiehce aud IS con
sfqueutly auuiVeTsai property0f man
kind li needs ua sanction from Scrip
lafe n b0rrOws nothiag FROM logic
II n in DO sense dependent for its
origin on moral ideas of right aud
HrcnE feward and punishment It
= esEue and fruilIess among The ign0r-
aut ana debassd but can become and
daes become The most brilliant and
fmhful Of an ideas for the wise and
good It is capable 0f cultivation and
i should BE- cultivated
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

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The daily critic., 1890-10-06
e. F. DROOP'S,
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win epen az O'Clock p. m, OCTOBER L.
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Mechanical and other branches Of drawing,
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