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New-York tribune., 1891-05-06
CENTRAL R. IL. OF NEW-EERSEY,

FOOT OF LIHEkTY-ST.. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF May I'd, 1891.
80 a.. IN. Tor Easton MaIch Chunk, wllkesbarrc,
son %s@p On foi s
Wilkesbarra and Scranton
200 a. m. for Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
S:i5 a. 70. for Easton Siauch Chunk; wilsesbarre.
n aa for Il Sc uSasy MR%sn 1 Rsna.s
burg, wkesblFe, Scranton, Tamaqua POttsvle Shame.
599 fSF EasSn ha'Sh SEA Reading
ou ESQ p. M "t5''f for fastoS an and p Allentown
20 For FrehoId S ID Il at Il 45 i5 ii is a. % m So &c.
Long Branch and points south Point Peasoat at
except ocean Grove and Asbury Park, 900 a. m 700
or Red Bank at 49, sI5: LIE u % 30 20 100
10 'o 200 p FOR Oh IAKEwoop IIKiE, o9n a. H. OO D. H.
500 a. y. paroF car, at 80, AGO, 5:l0 p H.. Sun.
For Tons Eyer Darnegat Park and Bamegat, 4:45
e For Rsahto M SO city Vhcaud ana JrdeetO At 4:45
t. For For Moumouth No n Beach and scabrlght at s15 m..
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR Atq9s nslends ilisha9d 27,.,a Gs'e6 Ssaersht
AbaPy Park and Point Paisant at 10 as n 5 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
For philadelphia at :ao 80 100, IL 80 M, :so
SUNDAYS, . 900, IL 100 a. m'' 2oo $3.50, 500. 6:oo
For Baltimore and WASHINGTON daily at OO u 80 with
(exceDt sundays, L. M, co. 3 80 Dining
Carr 100 D. m. II 10 night. Dining Car on a.
Ttans esSing at :45. II 80 a. m 30 oo :oo
40 D. n ia night except Saturday night, Sundays
20. 90 100 D. @ have connection for Reading. Hsr.
risburg POttsyile &C.
m ii 80 Buffet Tarlor Can, 80 D.. m. II :15 mid.
night except saturday night sundays, GOO D.
nd parlOr-Clr seats be procured
IT, 26I 40. 9it, 1,5o I32$ n9adway, 737 6th.aye.
Conrt.st $50 Fulton-st.. 9S BrssiGay Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company WI call for and check
bogcara from hotel residence
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. C. s

w H. Il. R. r. Co.. Lessee-Trains leave West i2d.st
8. tion INCw.YOf follows, ana 20 minutes earlier from
to foct Of Jay;sti Ne~.YOrki Hamilton L94lon De,Te!s
qaa Sn.Gss&iG & I5 a. a. m % Tconc nc 10 Is & m Is
i iOGi pm Buffalo Rochester sspeaso9 Bridge, Nags.
s is a6lsrl go M a rgp. only to Ugea Kngs;
:s:i5 p m. Catssi and Albany. $50, - :i3 lQ rs,
ali 30 a. u. - 90 .5l5 8 "a G m crans'on We:'
.o 45 ali 81 a. NJ rs 81 90, 80, IS IS So 20 80
n Montreal and Canada East, 10 ..
!. i5 nm Eegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara Fails.
isive Bo5lyn. va IroGgyn Annex sio 80
~ y m rsey CITY j. II. r. St9tol IL 20 o. M (:
20 ~ T ~ Sbsy Daily, except saturday Al other
trains &aly except SUNDAY te tlcketi ,me ,aoe pr;
oeees Bro5klyn~3sS washingtonst 726 Fulton,st An.
~ New York Ctr-2fli JlJ lso,
arN ocr - Va Ia powsrv. f. rlace, 81 West
and west Shore Stations foot of West tadst and
passen ce,' rent q vsrderhnAsvs.- New York
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is wALLsT., NEw.YoRK, Apr: 80, 1901.
The business heretofore existing in This city unuer the
,ame OF KIDDEli PEABODY GO, VIII IN future pc
.9rred on by Messrs. THOMAS Barring, GEOKjE y:
MAG0JJN GEORGE F. CRANE, HERBERT L: GluGGS
and Cecil. BARRING, under the title OF BAKlNG MA
GOUN & co. FARiNG, MAGOUN co.
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Orcdn ejteamers

A NCHOk LINE, l.. >. Mail steamships.
"A FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier o.. n. H.. foot OF West 2itn.st.
Deyona. MAJ 9. 80 ana hthoWa May 81 10 80
Anchora.. May ~, noon fprnessia June O, q. IN
CITY OF ROME, May 70, 80 a. IN. June 81, q III.
rates Tor saloon Passage
BY S. s. CITY OF ROME. $50 aud upward
according = accommodation aud location Of Room.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 aud upward.
Second Cabin $50 Storage, so.
Passengers booked az through from city IN
Great Britain the Continent
For book OF tours and further information. apply 20
UESDE1iSON BROTHERS,. Bowling Green. y. Y
A LLAN-oT-tTE LINE between New ork,
n Glasgow and Moylle Londonderry. Through tickets
AZ reduced raj % Liverpool, London. Dublin, etc.
STATE OF NEVADA. Thurs, May Il, a. N.
. AsSYRIAN 4 :: Thurs May 2l a. NJ.
SiAAlL Of .NfEhAShA--.... 1hur'., May % d. iI
SIBERIAN Thurs, June 4, a. M
Steamers marked with do not carry passengers.
Cabin passIgH. s25 and upward. accuiua 70 l0cntOl
Of statro9m EHcursol tickets sos and, uPwarI seer
age rate S20 Frou pier Columbia Stores South terfy
BrocHyn. y. Y For II lght aud passage apply 70
SO Broadway, New.York
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Gre Cream

TT oRTOy,s TCECRFAM is THE OLD standard re-
II liable ice-cream; always pure, rich and heahful
French and American all nayors try it you will like II
and Will use none other DepOts 305 9TH 593 9th
ave- 21o 9th-ave. and 142 West l25h-st
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General Eastern ONCE. 235 broadway.

" EAILWAY-Trans leave West 42d.st as follows
ttwenty minutes earlier from loot Of Jay-St 90 a. m
on Ida Oswego Chicago; 80 . ~ for CNnpOtl, us
Mddtown. Elenylle. Liberty %: - p M Tor ae Sale
Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago, st. Louis
Daiy All other trains daily except SUNDAYS Iiekets
timetables 1928 BrOldway. J. Z. ANDERSON, GenS
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place y. Y.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
Havana May sugar quiet. Exchange weak. Span
kh gold, 23S5a23o4.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-06

'ATES NAIL STEAMERS.
: srcutonlc-..June 3, 8 p. m.
pritlnuic June 10. : 30 am
N1icstic....June IL. 2 D. m.
bcrmsnic.Ju -, : 30 a. III.
foot % Wet iOth-st.
steamers. Saloon rates. $50
GAMER and location OF berth.
Excursion tickets on favor
o the Old Country. so. Com
.ay. New-Yofk. Philadelphia
i. bRUCE lSMAY. Agent.
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VAPAN-CIIlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
BEIGIC Wednesday, May 20, D. m.
OCEANIC Saturday, June 49, D. IN.
superby Appolnted-Supcs'lr Accommodations.
Reservations can be made by letter telegraph to and
cabin plans 2s7 and 34S Broadway, NewYork,
Room "A, Railroad Building, San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD, President.
t. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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Anrtlon Sales.

A UTOGRAPHS. ,- .,
Il Valuable private collection for SALE no dealers need
amply Address Box 8, 401 y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-06

GUNNY CJoTH-Thcrc A. small u,de in spot parcels
basis OF sac fore13s-m. -, - 49,
HAY AND sIRAw-ghcr prices are qnotca on hdIay nay
7oG75c fair to good eodG5e shipping soc clover yer
mixed 5OdOOc STliAW-Long rye, SOdo1ci shors rye
55a05c oat ljd55c: wheat 40G5oc.
HEMP AND JUTI-Manila hemp for shipmeat dIli ana
nominal at Sic: Sisa easier and duh quoted at ose"fc
Jue butts steady with paper grades nomnay az i9c &
HlDES-SuOt stocks not taken 80 lrrcl.i ous Is'
market Is nevcrtheess firm at unneinansel nis "Tss Tse
Quotations Cordcya, o3aa3H N, h'ie; ,a,gro Bufno'
Ayres COW selected zCd50 n. l3i2c MohteN.eto
at I3nac Matamorss .2G25 n, At 1sc ,oa;d@ Gea;r5
il:dIS & lie: Coricva kips 1Odl9 y, ec Cortes
Monteydeo and Rio Grande, Es 1913 N 1lgl:e Texns
2ea21 n. 10i2c Western. lOc; southern hs d'S,5 ~
l2als ~ 9ee Dry Sacd Matamoras sccc;ed 3is3S - "
&c Southern. they run, 2i63Q y, &c; Wet saitil
DuenO Aytes cow selected 4Gd5o ~ E9 GGongs ro
she sy $500 y 797e cdso dgSas N ok 7lc R@l
COW, j00GQ H. 0ioU7l4c: cv slaugter. OK IvaoV ,
nOPs-Mcdium quality cf states have sofa to mosf T.l
sssptonay fine States e are Ga5ted s5ae state
1890. choice Y.c: medium. 2363ic common
TO fair 27d2Sc; Pacific Coast 1890. choice J-da@'
common primo. 30d31c; California old 0dl2c; ia
varan 52d55c; Bob nian. 5idj7c.
LEATHER-A large part OF the receipts arc @ beias
transferred TO home and exporters al very sauy
prices, the market closing steady IN tcne.
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Proposals,

A RMY BUILDING. WHlTEHALL-ST., New
"A York City May al pIrSIoS2s IL uDa 1rp
1891 and then opened for supplying and deyerg civ Wet s
1S5a1e fcnt aad ada Da5ds c'l % fSnd ~ = H.
e. j.. during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1872 Full
PregeTence viii be given articles OF domestic pro
condition sD % 9 "aS tSe pdfs pdSy SSo nS
oSal The T. s. reserves the right TO reject any or ali
hsed Proposals for Fuel Forage ana stSw ana sg
DROPOSALS FOR THE BLANKS, BLANK
S9SK HSP oP EFaETGs SS r
pNicc Department Washington ID, Ci April To- ie9I;1
S s s z GSy Ss SrsS s s R'2sFsos pn
,or furnishing in such quan;te and az 'uGh IN tnS & 1u
Blink and printed matter to be supplied to post
psrtnent Tor the transaction Of the moneyorder business
during period Of four years eommsneng on the ga dSy
BE proysions Of second section Of the act Of March
Nth Bideers therefor Blank forms of bids, with samples
Sans and blank book aad tqll specacatiors win be
ffnShS0S 0d upon aY Poosec Dep1rtIncn Washncton
D. c: The Pcswa er General rerycs me right to re-
s. a aug 2WYTTiiTTLELD Acting Postmaster General
DR ROpOSALS FOR FURNISHING REGIS
rFR TE22 2JGdps fAE6pAE T6 Tb b SFE3H 7fR fRCRxS
ENvELoFEs or MrBoyED IG sd, PG; &
RE9FoAs RE9FoA aa HSd rom On saveope
sarfaeas Sf SfIlG' 1ai slSsi
iOr furnishing such Registered Phck0ge, OHcal
DeadItcr Envelopes of the and sizes required
os may ordered for the Of the Department. post
masters and the postal service during period Of one
wear beginning on the 1st day Of july 1891. Separate
proposals also invited from inventors and others and
wifi received 10 the above named date. for FUR
nbinr Registered Package Envelopes OF improved
design or device bidders desire TO subm-the OBJ
Of being obtain. possible bet
tr and Of nclosing registered letters
tan that now use-the envelopes be furnished In
such quantities be called for BY the POSTMASTER,
General during endin: June 80 1892. and the
nWuershp or rght Of me improved device de-
.,cn 10 be conveyed the Government found acceptable
~ tho purDose Proposals under each OF the above two
calls mrst be made on the blank forms provided by the
securely enveloped and sealed Endorsed PRO
posss for furnishing Registered PACKAGE Tag Omca and
bead Letter Envelopes" or Proposals Tor furnishing
lie case NAV and addressed to the Third Assistant
postmo ster(ieneral Washington d. G. Bids delivered
In peIson be handd In at before the hour above
specified therefor; otherwise they Will not
be considered -
Blank forms Of proposals. with full specifications and
samples OF the envelopes in and forms Of
posas with specifications for the improved designs Of
Registered package envelopes. will be furnished
rcation Third Assistant Postmaster General JOHN
" er.(fp
New-York tribune., 1891-05-06
1urnitnrc.

IF IN WANT OF FURNITURE, you can OBJ
tain at Flints 104 West 14thst, all the latest styles
sacrifice.
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tNHITE STAR LINE. ..-...

M III j T. : L AK LIN II
w FOR OF EENSTOW .
ROYAL AND UNITED -
'TeutOnic.. May G. 3 y. q.
Britannia May 1879 80 AM.
sMajestic Nav 20. 2 p. 10.
Gernanic. May q. 5 80 . M.
From White star Dock
Second cabin or these
and upward, according ~ 81
second cabin, $50 and so.
aide terms storage from or I
pany's ONCE, No. ~ DIoadw
Once. 400 Walnut-st. j
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Orean 5lcamer5.

NEW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Piers 16 and II, East River.
Saturday steamers at ! y. IN. and Others at 3 p.
for Havana, P!Ogres0 Caupeche, Ffontefa,
TampcO Tux pam, and Vera Cruz,
MatanZas, Cardenas Saeua, Caibarian,
Nassau Santiago dc Cuba Guantanamo and Cleniuegos
c. OF ALEXANDRIA, Havana aud Mantanzas.
" ~ Wednesday, May 6.
YUCATAN Havana and Mexican Ports sat. May 9.
NIAGARA, Havana and Saaua.... -........Wed May l3
YUMURI Havana and Mexican pOrts.-----Sat. May Is.
CIENFUEGOS Nassau, Santiago dc Cuba and Cleniueqos
For full particulars freight passage. apply 70
JAMES +. WARD CO. 1l3 Wall-st
n ORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD :. 5. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
NEW-YOKK SOUTHAMPTON AND BKEhEN.
Steamers sail from pier OF 2d-sI., HUbOken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Ems Sat- May O. a. m Elder. Sat. May 1G noon
Havel Tues, May - . am E rr2Xs THeS Nay 90 dY pm
First cabin, 500 and upward bcsth second cabin $50
and 100 berth, according location Stecage at lowest
rntes OELRICHS g. CO., No. Bowling Green.
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D01AL NAL no THE NkIHERLAADs.

Depsrures Wednesdays and Saturdays Of large and
cormodlous mail steamers RotetiIm and Amsterdam,
cSlng both ways Boulognc ;. landing passengers
vitbin 80, hours Of rars and London. - - -.
rates. sta 70 so aIer May L. s?9 70 ~ f
Iondon t.x(irson tickets o. favorable terms; - , -
Naasfan NAV g. 80 o III - iaar dlil3hy l,ll op an
j. "a and May 13 30 am NcIketdihln ny - 30 AIN
For illustrated guide. pls.agc Nr-,alpn ~ =. vi.
GEN EHAI PASS. AGENCY, 80 BfCal"ay, New fuIA.
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] OKDDEuIsCHkk LLOID ); S. co.

ACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIEQkNIAi JApAN THliNAv,co
W From New YORK, pier foot OF Canal.st, n. H.,
for san Francisco va ti, lsthmus OF Panama
NEWPORT sails Monday, May II. noon,
Prom San Francisco ~ and Brannan sts
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PIKINti sails Tuesday; June :, p m: .,
For FREIGHT passage ana geneIsl inoFaatiS pppV '"
N-N--' L RUflIAY. (ieneml sup perlntendent.
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Ccciures an0 Alestinss.

A MERiijAN INSTIIUTE.-Tne quarterly
Tnoe,ing win he held on Thursday May T. 1891. at
o'clock p M, at its room NOS 1,Sss'
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DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New-YorH ana Antwerp ,WeeHay' -
WTsfEKNL "Wednesday May 49, . 80 a. n.
Cabin Rates First Cabin $50 and upward ENcufsloh
500 and upN9d Second Cabin, 80 ana s''' ENcuf'
sion s7o and SsI. Scerage very lOw rates.
PTfFR WRIGHT & SONS. Gen1 Acts.. g BeMllng Green.
DED "Dv LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo, CURACoA-
MARACAIBO AND CORO.
Pier &c. East River.
S. CAKASzAHfST;i WdSes4svT Nav 90 b. H.
sS PHILADELPHIA... Friday May ~ : 80 p IN a.
These American steamships, specially built Tor tic uaae'
have very superior accommodations for passengers
"''N '' BOULTOS, BLISS & DALLkIIy
ror.ts,s Agents General Managers, II Wall-st
4ogrtsoos 4ogmrttsos COOK & SON 26i Broadway.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FROM PIER g. " r., FOOT or RECTOR-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Hichand Beach. Seabricht
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch, Elheron Ocean Grove
Asbury Park and Point Pleasant Mt 10 lj as p
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

Sauer's fiavorIng extracts for sale at first.
class grocers 10 and 25c. a bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

The BEST Toe. PIECE ofFINE SUN-CUREn
TOBACCO that can be bought ia America ID
IiickOk's No. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

--.-..---
500 rs-t chem born.
f.I.-..r -E.nw.al
lat o.. 'l.4 >tflltn'
Mas t..e i -t
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"-
.-......t. ..... .....- -,.,. r-- drink
F.r. ...t.I.
.are..a llt. .-.ehfu born
is .etfe. t-.. Ne -
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.t f"' ~
1t- ---7 .~ '---.,1.0
or ..e -~-r 49,. ~,
efe-' ' .. M -. -
-v' .- ~ q
.... ..fs-- '.f,-.fsr .-,-esy T6ev
r...f I..s e.. misery. ths 8aeliness tie
oh.e.-..r ID .L the Prince 0f Peace was
born aid Gle t..s sting stopped and hid itself
f.--f.. ..-Ie. .- .r ss-,
...,.....,-1
.sftlsuet
tlar te airg veray.
r.yethee ss
nl- ro cease
'-- -ot------t
Dr. f.e % ra o. upl-1t larnonics Il another
loving aud rla more modern verse.
-..r n ,-f.. ..res- ward
T...r.t. .a.er.l he tl.v guard.
...u t.. Mil-lg foes with Joy.
-a.a t-.- -ro this heavenly boy."
"Iol ely foes with oy" That was the be-
c.rfiu-aLl .ri VI he Christmas of departed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
TIows That

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
anv case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
taxing Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CnrgrY. IL Co.. Proprietors. Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned. have known b. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years and believe
him perfectly honorable IN al business trans
actions and financially able 10 carry out any
obligation made by their tirn
Wpsr d. TaUAx. Wholesale Druggists, To-
wT11SG. KnNAx & MAnvN. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. @.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood aud mucous sur
faces OF the system. Price 7Jc. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

the valley from tho play, We overlook party
OF peasants returning home One of them
was on old woman bent under her weight OF
years. We stopped our carriage to inquire
whether hey way iay with ours, and finding
that II did. insisted upon her getting in
When she had seated herself she looked at
ne and asked:
Are you princessY'
No ] am not princess answered.
But you have a carriage and q pair Of
horses
es but / an not princess
an eighty-four years old, and this is
the first time that have ever ridden IN a car
rage
She sat silent FOR q fow moments then
looked 40 me again inQuirngly. and said.
Did the dear Lord Jesus tell you to take
me In your carriage"
And answered reyerently. Yes, / think
SO ~ Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tonac Railroad Company will sell tickets at
holiday excursion rates Oh account OF the
Cbristnss HOLIDAYS Reduced round trip
ticket between al stations on this road
and - Alexandria aud Washington will DO on
sale December sd TO 18th inclusive. and De-
cember 3lst and New Years day. good 10 re-
turn until January T. 1892. inclusive. Hound
triD rates from Richmond 20 fredercks-
burg, 500; 10 Alexandra, s4.55, TO Washing
ton 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

BErcnAM's Pm1s cures Sick Headache.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
Jewels ofa woman's Life.

There are 50 many Jewels that might be worn
day and night SO many gems that are al
WAY, and only your own that YOU need not
grove icy those tuat show their brightness
only by day. There Is the Jewe OF consid-
Grafton that You may wear Just over your
heart tAeTe Is the inOonstOne Of hope. that
may glitter over your brow filing
Your eyes with brightness there is
that brilliant stone Of sympathy. the
emerald that makes YOU put out your right
naud OF help and there is the beautiful one
o. loving kindness that makes the LETT hand
help the right. But. above all oyershadow-
ING all, plnning down your tresses Is the dla-
mold az true love love which endureth all
saeereth all, hopeth ALL are not these bet
TER tnan Jewels dug out OF tho earth, For
indeed. these Jewels come from the heaven
ao0ve.-lhe Lutheran.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

~ or, i'fl iil1st pc the struggle and desire
lut rtady le..'.eicS' nol hard arb forced
Of dnty r 80, ~, "''l Spontaneous the doing
oo,.s Dut that the soul in doing Il NAV be-
-IlIlIIps Brooks ..oI-HE Nou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

Il was the touching answer ~ , ch,...,.,
sailor when asked plv be- re,n..,4 ~, 'Se' i'-
IN fearful storm. when ffe ,es % .a O@'.i
ready % deYour tlesliD. lie was nbt srre tIsf
ne could SWIM. bot be said rTeon@h !
fIs email only drop INTO the hollow al NV
alners hand ion he holds aH tatse waters
There 'i nom arnof ""'0I'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

The BEST Zoe. PLUGS Of PURE SUM-
CURED TOBACCO are Hickok d Co.'S II. ID.
c. aud Caroline Sun-CuTed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
Her Tirst Carrlnee RId.

or mink true story Of my experience a,
dG,cethiniae fgau' said Westinghouse, in
or dsso, 49, tAan could bundled lectures
psop1e, our the spirit which make, N. pas
IN i.ay possible there without offense
:, eln'cal taste such as il would give in snv
,,. region. On lovely June SUNDAY last
GUNNER as ny sister and were driving down
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

Oh pshawl forgot 10 order from Mr. Julien
Binford gallon Of his cooking sherry at 81. so
per gallon. They say il is us good for the table
AZ most 81 sherry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

gIcKoK,s NO. I, n. u. c., FIG, AND
CAROLINE sUN-CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND ChoJCl; sUN-CURED TOBACCOS. Tx
TIKI
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-09-19

a doctor making success, who did
not read what other men have found
out and written about his business,
and who did not give his whole time
and energy to his profession A?
Did you ever know a farmer who
gave as earnest and constant atten>
ton to his business as a successful
doctor does, who kept himself posted
on all that other men in the same
line are doing, kept posted on the
markets, in short ran his farm in a
thorough and business-like way, who
did not make as much out of it as he
could have made on the same
amount Of capital invested in anoth-
err legitimate business?
Do you think that Il man who
knows that he is not carrying on his
business in as thorough manner as
he might has any right to grumble,
when he gets left by men who have
pulled out Of the ruts ?
How much money have you in
vested in land and stock?
Do you know any business in
which you could invest this same
amount that would give you more
than you now get out of the farm
Don't you know that by improv'
ing in farming you could get a great
deal more than you now get out O.
your investment a.?
Think of these things.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-09-19
Confidence.

1t is well known among horsemen
that we must win the horses con-
fdence by displaying confidence
in him, and his friendship by show
ing sympathy with him, especially
in places where he fears danger.
Prove to the noble animal your
greater caution and better judgment,
if you wish him to have full conf
dence in you as his driver. H. G.
Green, in late issue Of the New
York Tribune, says; can exceeding
ly nervous and timid mare has such
faith in me that no place in the road
is so frightful, no snowdrift so for
bidding, no locomotive 50 noisy, but
she will walk with me confidingly
when l show there is no danger by
going with her at the bit. If the
horse has to be his own judge where
it is safe to go, how fast and far he
should go, and how heavy load he
should draw, there is liable to be
some misunderstanding. If your are
superior your horse will soon learn it,
and if not, better let some one else
drive. The horse reciprocates kind
ness for kindness, and obeys orders
wisely given. Never give a word to
a horse that he cannot understand;
whatever word you speak let it be in
tones loud enough to be distinctly
heard. Ifyou teach him the mean
ing of but one word, let that be
whoa and teach him to obey it. BY
forcible and prompt use of the word
I have averted many an accident.
Every horse that comes into my
hands gets taught to stop at the word
the very first time that l drive him"
Imme diate, harml ess-Preston'
He'd AXE"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-09-19
Some Pointed Questions.

w. F. Massie, of Raleigh, n. c.,
furnishes the Louisville Home and
Farm a column Of timely queries,
from which we extract the following:
Did you ever know anyone to
make big pile of manure without
any cattle?
Did you ever know anyone to
make anything with cattle without
plenty to feed them with?
Did you ever hear of a COW well>
fed and sheltered in winter dying of
"hollow horn" in the spring?
Did you ever know of good feed
and comfortable shelter making cows
give less milk in winter?
Did you ever know ola scrub ball
improving a herd of cattle?
Did you ever know of a herd
where only a thoroughbred bull was
kept that did not improve in value
Did You ever know of a lawyer OF