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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

THERE Is FOR THIS WEEKS
SALE STILL ANOTHER LOT OF
THOSE SUPERB FRENCH SERGES
AT SOC. A YARD.
The shades are perfect and the weave
without blemish, and the fabric so SOLID
that seams are reliable and button holes
sure.
A new lot of SOC. Plaid Dress Goods
were introduced Saturday. They are 30
inches wide, cheviot and cloth styles,
brilliant and subdued color, varying
from a simple tweed OF natural tint with
a modest dash OF color to figures one
quarter the width OF the piece.
An enterprising manufacturer mas
copied some OF the best styles OF DARK
and Bright Plaid Cloths and woven
them into 36-Inch Wide Dress Elan
nels to sell for 25c. yard. We have
for this week about twenty styles OF
them. You'll think they are as pretty
as the SOC. plaids. =, ca
Two pieces of All-Wool Plaid Cloth,
&c inches wide-a flying bargain-for
35c. a yard.
THERE Is NO NEED EVER
AGAIN TO TALK ABOUT THE En-
PENSIVENESS OF DRESS TRIM
MINGS. SINCE THE REMODEL
LING OF OUR STORE THE EXTRA
ROOM GAINED FOR THIS DE,
PARTMENT HAS BEEN FILLED
WITH FINE TRIMMINGS WHICH
BEFORE WE COULD NOT SHOW.
TEE PRICES WILL BE MEYERS.
YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS.
raw pl.ct- Feather Trimmings, SIS . yard
| os,r,cn- Feather Trimming. 324s ayard;
Gold. bead and Tinsel Gimp;
Brilliant Tinsel Effects IN Passemente-
RES; c;
Steel Bead Gimps
Irridescent Gimps;
Marrow Edgings, pointed and straight
Chenille Fringes
Coat-Loops and Cordeliers
Tassel- and Ball-End Girdles
| sppcraT--Crochet Glmps sl.2o worth $3.50.
spFoiAI--Coiored Chenille Gimps, s'c'
's sIPpxcIAL-Gil. and cOlOred Chenille Straight
8i s%pPesasIISSIi-rwI,,sd-snk Cord Girdles. all
.n,nrs and black ana white, Csc. worth Soc
THERE'S AN ART DEPARTMENT
IN OUR STORE NOW.
LOWEST PRICES FOR
Split and Whole Zephyrs;
Saxony Yarns
Germantown Yarns;
Embroidery Silks
Flo Wash Silks
Wash Knitting silks;
Wash Twist-Silks
Down Filled Head Rests
Down Filled Sofa-Cushions.
An colors ssnn-cOvered cushious--lars'
,,; si,sms'c nln.-snk -frinssd-
10 rs. and 49c.;
na1 g,sured-satioo splaahers, l0c;
1900 frineed, fsc..
ssms' "a ridr. fringed all around. Sc;
ss eau Vchspille TabIe-covers, light dainty eolors
sL55, $3.50. up 70 ~
Titan Velour Table Covers;
Knitting Needles, Crochet-N Needles and
all kinds OF Embroidery Needles;
Arresine and Ribbonsine
Everything for fancy work
Julius Meyer & Sons,
Cornsr Gixth and Broad Gtroe1a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
JUSTICE MILLeR,s CONDITION.
Ex-Presidsnt Cleveland Sends Asssse"
Of Coincidence.
by telegraph 70 Nc Dispsscn.I

IBy telegraph 10 ne Difpascn.l
WASHINGTON. d. c., October u.--hs ~
o'clock tonight Justice Miller's death was
momentarlly expected. He has peeh slnn
ing slowly but surely all day; bis oreatn
has grown shorter and shorter unsh y
seems that each must be his last Oniea-
Justice Fuller received atelegram rom eAs
President Cleveland expressive o. ms GRIEF
at the news Of Justice Miller's illness. anu
the incident recalled the fact that oetween
the ex-President and Justice Milier sn.lg
has been for some years q feeling OF mutual
admiration and warm personal friendship.
The telegram is a. follows'
"Chief-Justice Fuller,--l am exceea,,ngy
grieved by the report of Justice Miller 8
illness. Please let me know his CONDITION,
and convey to him If you can my fer'ens
hope for his speedy recovery;
Ld'r.-Justice Miller is alive and that Is
all. His death 10 expected at any moment.
He grows weaker and weaker.
FROM THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October ia tele-
gram was late this afternoon received from
President Harrison expressing 10 MIS-
Miller his grief at her husoandS illness,
and stating that If there was any nope OF
his reaching the dying mans oeosiue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
BASEBALL.

Baltimore Baltimores, 5; base.hits. j;
errors, 8. Rochesters, &: base-hits, j;
errors, 1. Batteries German and Tate;
Titcomb and McKeough.
Columbus: Columbus, Il; base-hits, 8;
errors. 8. Tolcdos. 4; base-hits. 4; errors,
8. Batteries--Knauss and Doyle; Easton
and 0'Coneer.
Philadelphia: Athletics, 1; base.hits. 8;
errors, I. Syracuse. l6: base-hits, ~ {;
errors. 1. Batteries-Green and Riddle;
Mars and Ritz. Second gsmel: Syracuse,
IS: base-hits, II; errors. 3. Athletics. {;
base-hits, s.; errors. g.. Batteries-heefe
and Pitt. Helmund and Riddle.
Louisville; Louisvilles. 10; base-hits, II |;
errors, none. st. Louis, 1; base-hits. 6;
errors. 3. characterization and Ryan ;
| SWEETS and Munyan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
MI cu,,am Argued Yesterday.

Mr.. Nj. M. Gillian. counsel LOT the
Thomas curators, argued the Bette Lewis
case before Judge Leake yesterday. seye-
raj more lawyers have vet to be heaTa De
fore the cause is submitted to the Chan-
cailor for a decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

two recently organized. one In Roanoke
and one in Alexandria. ~.
The deputy supreme chiefs for Nn-
ginia are j. W. Bobbitt. of Lynchburg;
]. p. Wagner, Of Mines Cabell DAVIS,
Of Richmond. and 4. NJ. Solomons, OF
Norfolk. Virginia is now entitled 70
Grand Castle, which will probably be or
ganized in Richmond very soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

Cornelius Cleary, o young white man.
was locked up in the Third station house
last night on the charge of stealing 80 IN
gold from James +. Kelley. Cleary boards
At Mr.. Kelley's house. The money 10 al
legged TO have been stolen from . ouresu-
drawer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
Knlxht. OF ths Gola.n Eaele.

The week Just closed was one OF inteiest
to the members here of this order. ni iei-
mond Castle. which has grown very rap.uy
since its organization in January s ,sss'
moved into its new and Handsomely n'' -.
MP quarters on Ninth street. whefo 'no
Mechanics Institute formerly was. s...
There are SIX castles in TINS ete
"Tancred," Of Norfolk " lyannoe' ~
lGnchburgi Eursks," Of Mines sno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
sALysREposrgD 10 SECRETARY.
rI.oUR.
COTTON REPORT
MARRIAGES.

BRANNgS-NoLTE.-M Married, October 9TH. 81
81 Andrews church. Roanoke, Va, ~ We ne,.
MARY LIZZIE NoLTE; both OF Richmond.
RuRNETT- UERRAHT.-Married. ., The
Second Presbyterian church Tuesday, octopee
2, 1890, at $50 O'Clock r. ". ~ kev n. ". hoSe'
ID. d., Miss NETTlE GUEkRAsT OF Dumbm-
ton. Henrico county, 10 Mr.. kllis bVhsAi'
OF Hclmond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
The street in ora..

Persons who have TO drive up Main
street or to cross It ct Seventh Ara again
bappy. The condition of sfairs that has
sr;sted there for several weeks Il now
rsmedisd. All Of the work on the street
"a, tracks has been done and the pave
ment has been nicely laid. Better late
than mover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

=
agree with Us that they are worth $40.
This also illustrates two ways OF
draping Portieres-- either straight or
drawn back. We will hang them Tor
you if desired.
Our Chenille Portieres. rich figured dsdos, -
Bullion Embroidered Auiumn-Leaf Figured
Deucata-rinted Chenille for'ioros-eie-
gsnt-N260;
Poriiere- Poles ten and twelve feet long 10 match
any style o. Portiere.
THE 1000 PAIR OF LACE OUR
TAINS PUT ON SPECIAL-SALE
LAST WEEK HAVE NOT BEEN
HALF SOLD. If YOU ARE GO
ING TO BUY CURTAINS BETTER
GIVE THEM A LOOK.
No,tir CHAM styles. sl.i2i< 10 $3.50:
scotch styles, il'99 20 $3.50;
Irish Point styles. tL99 10 S22D;
Real Lace styles, $40 10 fSID;
limitation Reai Lace. fL9J 10 S1is.
EVERY FASHION JOURNAL AND
MAGAZINE TELLS OF THE POPU-
LARITY OF CAPES AND JACKETS.
YOU KNOW WE FOLLOW THE
COMING STYLES. IF L III Il
STYLE Is TO BE GREENS WE DO
NOT OFFER YOU LOTS OF BLUES.
so WITH WRAPS. FOR MISSES,
FOR YOUNG LADIES, FOR MAR
RED LADIES IT'S CAPES AND
JACKETS, BOTH SHORT AND
THREE-QUARTER JACKETS, AND
EVEN FOR ELDERLY LADIES
THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES OF
CAPES.
Commencing tomorrow morning we
will be ready to serve you with Wraps.
No need to wait if you are going to buy
wrap this winter. Our assortment IS
now larger than it will be again this
season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
THE REAL GAIN.

Auditor Marye has discovered discre-
pancy Of something over half q million dol
lars IN the Norfolk assessment. This with
q quantity of property that is exempt will
reduce the total taxable gain TO about S23,-
0O0, 600, which at the rate of taxatlon-40
cents on the S10O-means $4,000 additional
revenue for the year. The cost of the as
sessment was about S55.000. The taxes for
1891 will be computed on the new figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
To Elect a Teacher.

Chairman ]. Taylor Ellyson yesterday
called meeting OF the City School Board
for 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon 10 act
upon the resignation of Mr.. W. A. bowies
as principal Of the High School ana 70
elect his successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
GA, rimoee STOCK MARKET.

BAIrinoRs, October ii.-Bstimore snd ONO
stock, lQ2k bid Northern Central stock. eos
6s,.; Cincinnati Washington ana bsiumo,s
las. oe,1 ssSad consolidated gas bonds, iis
ASKED: do stock, ~ ,aN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
saL937,s32

S-f 800 ''oS
The total in 1885 was S257. 607. 934.99.
As far back as August 3Oth the Dispatch
published the returns by counties and
cities so far as they had then been made.
Only Botetourt. Gloucester, Henrico,
Norfolk county and city. and Richmond
then remained to be heard from. These
came in one by one and the figures Of each
were given. For this reason only the az
gregate is published at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
Machine-works Burned.

NASHVILLE, October 1.-THE Price q
Adams Locomotive and Machine Works
were burned last night. Loss, $4,000; In
sured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

Sale of Lots
at West Clifton Forge, Va. October 18th.
Special rates for round trip. See adver-
tisement in another column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

Don't weste precious time. use Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup st once for your cough
or cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

before the end came be would 81 onee
start for Washington. An answer, Vas -
turned 10 the eject that he would DO 700
late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

say SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. W. W. LAspsvx. D. D.. ALL A. N. and as
p N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. october II, nso.
OFFERINGS.
WusAr-cGA ousnola
CoRs.-GO0 DushelA
sALEs REPORTED no SECRETARY.
WHzAT.-Longberry, 80 bushels common ~
9oc Mixed, 100 primo on private terms; oyD
bushsIs common at 81. shortoerry, ~ busLes
very good AZ ti05 49, bushels good at tl.OL 10
tai sales Of wheat 266i bushels.
FLOUR.
Weauote; Fine, 81 5Gail75; snpsrnne, ta75s
~. rs, EXTRA, S. 5Ossa73: family, NAsLsO. patent
family, country, ti.T5asa2a
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDpLiSG, i0c.
Low MIDDLIsG. 9Hc.
GOOD ORDINARY. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
THE COUNTS IMPRESSIONS.

Belng asked last night as TO ms impres-
s;ons OF the last two days the Count said:
"pye had delightful time here, and the
old battle-felds are full of interest to me:
10 visit them was the principal cause OF
INV present visit 10 America, and l have
not overrated the anticipation of pleasure
il would give me. The weather has been
co fine and my guides could not have
served me better. There have been con-
siderable changes IN the country surround
no the battle-felds. as well as in the city.
How il stirred me to be once again In the
midst of these scenes and to recall them,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
THE STATES VALUES.
An INCREASE OF TweNTY-FouR AND
AQUARTER MILLION DOLLARS.
The Lower District of Botetourt Reports.
Making the Assessment Complete
Tax from Charters.

S24,2S ,s92.
These figures represent the increase OF
realty values in Virginia az shown by 'he
resssessment, the complete returns from
which have just been received.
The calculation is based upon the figures
OF year ago, when the real estate and
improvements assessed for taxation footed
up 1895, 1884, Ol.
The increase since 1885, when the last
assessment was made. is $50. s29. 2es oil. The
difference between the figures then ana
last year was due to the improvements Oh
five years.
THE LAST RETURN.
The last return was received at the Capi-
tol yesterday.
For several weeks past full reports have
been in hand from every part OF tho state
except the lower district of Botetourt
county. The assessment should have oeen
completed sixty days ago, but Tor some IN
applicable reason this one district was
seriously behind.
The assessors were telegraphed ana
written 10 repeatedly. but the missing re-
port came not until Yesterday.
THE FIGURES.
The following shows the grand total:
Assessment OF ls9D...... sssV i52'2ss
Assessment OF lSS9......"......"''''"' So'hi'fuo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

This is the
style of an
Astrachsn
Fur Cape, of
which W Q
have blu t
ffty-two to
cell for s.
Q a C h. An
Astracha n
Fur & p o
for So but
they ar o
what are call
ed seconds,
Just q trihe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

sY- ADVENT CHRISTIAN MB
sIoS-TgNT Reservoir stree. between Main snd
cary,.-Three services To-DAr-st II A. n. snd
Ht and 7:45 r. NJ. also nightly seroasn ne
week at 7:i5 O'Clock. All arc kindiy inrt>i
Please bring Gospel HymnS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

The State has new source of revenue
that is yielding quite well.
At the last session of the Legislature
law was passed imposing q pro-rdtd tax
upon ell charters granted in Virginia.
Previous to this a company could be incor-
porated for the asking. and the result was
that corporations from all over the country
came TO this State after their charters.
The act only went into effect when the
Legislature adjourned. From that time
up TO the end OF the fiscal year, Septem-
Der Goth, over S35. 900 have been paid into
the States Treasury for charter fees. This
is at the rate of about $4,000 per annum.
Coupled to the increased taxes-$92, 900
this makes an aggregate increase OF reye-
Dua of @fA7 mn per annum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw Yoax. October II, 1870.
Ersninc. Exchange quiet and stssdy ~ -
Esq. Money easy no loans cloeioe ousrse ~
2L rub treasury baiancss-Co'n. coo;
currency, $751; 900. Governments duii ana nrm
per cents, 1873; sH's, ioa BID state eonas dan
And steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
ray- THE REV. MR.. AGREE. OF

Petersburg. will preach tho annual sernoa Do
fore tho ladies' Aid socisiyat the 1sbernscie %
SUNDAY al s o'slocG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
A nnrnur pROapFCT.

With the strong probability of settle
ment of the State debt by the Olcott COM
mittee. an increased income of about one
seventh Of million dollars per year. and
real estate enhancing at the rate of 10 per
cent. per annum it would appear that the
era of prosperity for the old State Is really
mar at hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

Julius Meyer & Sons,
Corssr Sixth and Broad RkselA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12
elcHwoNo STOCK EXCHANGE.

slrUsply. october II, 1890
s,Lrs-FTRsr B0ARD.-e,yO Richmond cry"
attic. 1900 DO, az ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

had NOT a. vet begun 70 look into the beau
ties of that most systematic language,
English. and the journalist determined 70
ransack his brain Tor the little French no
knew. 80,
"Vous ne pouvez pas parler pAnglaisS
said the reporter,
Al this The valet frightened. up and re-
Piled that he could not. lie knew MS own
language and that was enough Tor INN.
He then commenced a very friendly con-
versation, and pointing To plump mite
maid standing on the Sidewalk asked VINO
she vas Upon being told he opened ms
heart freely about ladies, aud mentioned
the "cirl he left behind" in Paris. He
then incurred about the young ladies who
had distinguished themselves on the ARIEL
Jhursday by their classic production OF
"MGinty,~ and said that the Prince had
taken q great deal Of interest In them.
TaE DUKE POND or LADIES.
as he fond of ladies 2" asked the re-
porter.
"Oh. yesl very much indeed" was the
reply. %
20 marry his cousini"
"Yes. | have seen her; she is char
nadas."
I" II strikes me you fellows have pretty
easy time II it," said the reporter: now
many servants has the Duke in his suite
Five" was the reply, and added ne:
"the more he has the less We have to do"
THE PARTY RETURNS.
At this iuneture another of the Wallets
came out crying. " lis yiennent," and the
two servants darted down the steps and
prepared TO receive their masters.
NOT 80 NTEgEsTIso.
The visit of the foreigners to the battle
fields yesterday did not appear 10 be so IN
teresting 20 them as II had been on the
previous day, and every one in the party
aud the sprightly Coppinger were lacking
In enthusiasm, while the young Duke
amused himself mostly by galloping his
e horse, which was not the same animal rid
den on the first visit. The .steed the Connt
rode was q handsome sorrel. which pleAAed
him very much. and he frequently express
- his sdmiyation for the animal Is b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-12

BHEI6t - : - = IVA s' ~
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-04
Isad cfncInnat, whiskY.

Cincinnati whisky is justly famed for
the picturesque effects it produces In the
nan who is foolish enough to drink it,.
The case of VIM. Redmond, who regis
istercd at the police station as residing
in New York, is fair illustration. 1t
was reported to Patrolman Jordan the
other night that an unknown man was
>ecn sitting In the belfry OF st. Xavier's
church with his feet hanging over the
side. The policeman climbed the three
long ladders which led up the steeple
and there found Mr.. Redmond in q
drunken stupor. Redmond was lowered
by a block and tackle and locked up In
cell for safe keeping. When he was
sober enough to give some account OF
himself he said he had climbed the stee-
pile and slept there for three consecutive
uinhfG
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-04
That night 10 alod and there we're

That night ho died and there we're
two funerals from tile Rogers mansion
three days later.
But what Of John, meantime? His
wound was d severe one aud il required
the best of care To keep ii from proving
fatal, and This lie received. His father
had rayed too. when he heard all, but
his rage was not SO terrible as that OF
Mabel's father had been.
John was very near the grave and as
he kept constantly asking for Mabel.
the doctor advised the old man to send
for her it he wished his son to- recover.
There was fierce struggle In the old
mans mind. He loved his son, but he
hated the very name of Rogers. ALI
night the battle ragged In his mind. but
when morning came reason had won
the victory, and lie dispatcheda servant
with carriage for Mabel.
She gladly came and thereafter was
almost constantly at her lovers side till
he was brought back TO health.
"A year later there was a quiet we'd
ding at the Highmore church that made
these two loving hearts one.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-04
A zuiu sham Eight.

A sham fight among the Zulus is an
impressive spectacle. The dusky war
riors are fine, muscular fellows, active,
athletic and highly trained. The rank
and file, untrammeied by ornaments
and dress, move about with grace and
freedom. The officers chiefs and
headmen wear coronets Of rich ostrich
feathers, which rustic freely with every
movement of the body; circling their
brows are rolls of tiger-skin, from which
descend fringes of coarse hair; from the
necks and shoulders downward to the
knees their bodies are covered with the
tails of monkeys and tigers and strips
CT various hides strung together In
girdies: their wastes are grit about with
tufts of lions name and cowhair. Form
ing into line, their varicgated shields
are so close and regular that they ap.
pear interlocked, while above them
bristle rows OF cleaning assegai heads.
The foe is imaginary, as even among
their own tribes they are reused to such
pitch of excitement that, had they
any opponents. though only in mimic
warfare, they would be so carried away
by their feelings that at close quarters
bloodshed would inevitably result.
At the word of command they adj
vance in precise order, first slowly, then
quick march, then double. and with
shouts of "ChilaI" they charge their
imaginary enemies, and the battle be.
comes fast and furious. Brand1shing
their assegais, stabbing and lunging
with strength and dexterity, each stroke
accompanied by fierce grunt of salts
faction, stamping, gesticulating and
sg,nashines their teeth they they EHe.k them
selves into u mad frenzy, in which their
features are distorted and their eyes
glare with fierce lust of blood, quite
frightful to witness.
Suddenly the word of command is
given to retire, and, as victors shout
ing triumph they march from the fed.
Then there appears upon the scene a
horde of wiId-looking, black creatures,
running and leaping from place to place,
screaming Economically. and frantically
beating the earth with short, heavy
clubs. These are the women, and they
are engaged in the horrible atrocity Of
killing the wounded. After sham
fight the night is spent in feasting and
| rnvnIry
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-04
Not Forgotten.

A man with business-like air en-.
tered q Chicago book store, and has
tily summoning the proprietor, thus adj.
dressed him:
SLOW many volumes of LongfelIow's
poems do you want ?"
SLOW many do want!' exclaimed
the proprietor. glancing up at dusty
shelf, @by George. sir. / don't want
any. I have had lot of his stuff on
hand for about ten years, and if you try
to shove off any of his jabber on me
you'll have me to whip. He Is forgot
ten."
@How many copies of his Building Of
the Ship have you"
81 don't know and 1 don't care; but
what difference does it make when
couldn't sell dozen for tuneless
song? / tell you that our people don'i
like Longfellow and won't have any
thing to do with him"
"They may not care anything for him
now, but they will care for him in O
day or two; and my prediction is that
within week you will have orders for
at least q thousand copies.
Nonsense" the dealer replied.
"No, it's not nonsense. The Brook
lyn School Commissioners have declared
that the poet, hitherto supposed to be
so gentle and pure, is now dangerously
erotic."
@What do you mean by erotic?"
@Oh, yulgarly passionate, for In
stance"
The dealer sprang over the counter.
seized the man and exclaimed: @You
have saved me from bankruptcy. Send
me 1000 copies, quick. -Arkansau
YI..Na,o1oas
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-04
The Home Truth, Of q Foreign Proyerr.

The Spanish Lave q proyerb- demastado Is
religroso atoo much is dangerous If sbreyity
10 the soul of Wit, this means great deal Elk
cesses and other iinprudences In ealing and
drinking are productive OF one tremendous evil
The progenitor Of many others--and these are
among the foiiies TO which this pithy saying has
direct application. The evil to which we allude
is indigestion, to the relief and cure OF which
Hnstetter's Stomach Bittcrs has contributed
more than any medicine which science has civ.
Ell to the American people. This invigorating
s.omaehic and corrective is the means not only
or reforming disoriered or enfeebled condition
OF the digestive organs, but OF renewing healthy
action OF the bowels and the liver. Besides
this, it counterncss tendency TO rheuma. ism
aud kidney complaint. extirpates aud prevents
nialarious disease is q potent restorative Of
strength which is failing, hastens convalsscencs
ard nitigates the infrniities of age