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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
rHr r1mEs-nrcnMorD VA: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER % 1898


cutting small. II i-2&iac.; common,
7sst,c pineapple. sc.
'S 1r'ufb:ICedar. si-5ogssB nest; painted,
Nv WTashboards-wooden. si.naaS; zinc.
si, BS,nSctsIetts-Painted, two hoops. u.i5; three
hoops, $40.
strings. H.359s2.oo: tour strings. .2Oog
$3.50. .,,.a.
split. 6OQ75c. per dozen
MEAT.
Reef IN the hoof-Cows. 2 l-2dic. per
pound: steers, 3d6 l-zc.
ssdf9 per hundred.
Veal-Fat. Size. per pound; fairly
good. 4i2n5c. ,,s
eg,seea- BOLOGNA, Bo-pound boxes. f-cc
rer nonna. smoked Vienna. 25-pound
boxes, Zoe per poJno,
rNpI,EACHED DRILLS
7-s Piedmont drill. 6l-ac.; rs Green
wood. do. i-Ic.; 81 Greenyiiie. do. &C. /:
Is Pepperell. 7e.
sugar-New York renners' card prices
Cut-loaf. 5000; powdered, 1924; cubes,
sd, S,hite exfra &C." IS; bright yellow,
extra &c" t5; golden extra &C" $40;
brown extra &C." sLa; dark brown, ex.
FI,0uR' MEAL AND MILL-FEED.
Corn Neal-o5c per bushel, for country;
g. lie. for city mills.
Flour-Family. ts.OOgS.5O; superine, s275;
patent. s3.75d4.5O.
Uav3No timothy. sls25; No. 2, $i5.3;
mixed hay, $500; clover hay, $500.
EhnrEa e4lrh.q
BEEsWAx. FLAXsEED. &C.
Beeswax. 22f2<c.
Black oak Bark-Rossed 5000 per 2.2sl
Do. nds, bleck-oak and chestnut, rough,
i400Q7c0 per 1900 pounds
Flaxseed, f.lO per bushel.
SKINS AND HIDES.
No 7 green saited steer hides. 90 pounds
41iA f-2c: No. green sailed steer hides
90 pounds. 3 s-4d4c.; No. l green sailed
hides 20 10 co pounds. SG3 i-4c.; No.
green saited hides, 30 to 50 pounds
o.. no. green sailed hides
under 90 pounds. 3Gs l-2c.i No. greer
sailed hides, 2 SIC; no. green hides
l-2c.: No. green calf skins
5oc.: No. green calf skins 4Oc.
Sheep skins, full wool. Sc: sheep skins
lamb skins. green, 4sc; lamb skins. dry
25a3Oc. dry sheep skins, lOa7Se.
dry flint hides. No. &C.. dry
Gnt hides. No. 2. tn.; dry sail
hides, No. |, a-4c.i dry salt hides
No. 2. &C.; dry calf skins, &C.; deer skins
dry. 2oc: cattle tails. per piece, &c.
Tallow-Prime. packed, lie. cake, &c.
dark &c.
Sole Lcather-Untrimmed, good stamp
middle. 2Oc.. good stamp. 0. W, &c.
seconds. IT l-2e.; good damaged, ls lie
poor. damaged. 6c.
Solo Leathar-Trimmed. best, gooC
stamp. middle. 2ic- seconds. l9c.; good
damaged. IS i-2c.; poor. damaged, 1lc.
Wool-Tub washed, Iqzac.; unwashed
| l9G19c.
Roots-Ginseng. s25og2eo per pound
Seneca, S5SS5c per pound; golden seal
| t54l7c. per pound; pink. IL l-2&l3c. pei
pound; wild ginger, 10Ql2c.; natural. Sc
| per pound; yellow dock, 3 l-2a4c.; Bur
dock. lie. per pound: lady's slipper
! SAFE. per pound; sassafrss bark, 4Q5c
| per pound; llverwort leaves, case. pc
pound, blood root. 3 l-2Qic. per pound.
Corn-White. &C.; mixed, 5Sc.
Rye-75ds0c. FER bushel.
Sumac-Per bushel. 75c. 10 Sl.OO.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 2s.-Flour firm
and in good demand; patent, S4.O0G42o;
fancy. S3.25@45O.
Wheat firm; No. 2 red, Coo.
Corn-No. 2 white, 4314c.; No. yellow,
43c; No. mixed. 42l2c.
oats firm; No. white, sample b5c.;
No. . mixed, 3lhc.
Rye market steady at bic. FOR NO. :
Pork-Mess. S1LOO; clear mess, S1S5O;
family, 5000.
Lard steady at S1O.25G10.5O.
Racon steady; sales-shoulders, 800;
short rib sides, S11.25; short clear, SID,
all loose.
Butter firm: fancy Elgins, sic; prime
20 choice Ohio and Indiana creamery,
2Gd2sc.; dairy quotable at 2Oq22c.
whisky E1l2.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, Sept 2S.-Fiour-The
feeling was easy and rather IN buyers
favor and little was done
Wheat higher; September 5t2c.; &c
tober. 615sc.; December, G6ad6Ac.
Corn firm but lower; September B'c''
October. 36&c; December, boAc
oats lower; October, &c; May, blAc.
Pork-Standard mess, $lri54lS.oO.
Lard-Prime steam, S9Zo, nominal,
Dry Sailed Meats-snoulders' go
Inns and clear ribs, $1,000; rhorts,
Rocon-Boxed shoulders, $3.50; longs
and clear ribs, Sn.37hQ1150i shorts,
SiI624al1.75.
HIGH wines steady at SLIP.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Sept. %. 1893
sun rises.......... D: D MOonrlss 81 =. m
sun sets........... 5:5ol Lay ienGth IN ORR
PORT OF WEST POINT. Sept. %, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney,
New York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Marshall Wal
kertcn. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship City of Columbia, Jenney'
New York, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, MCKEE, BATH
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Marshall, Wal
kerton, passengers and general cargo.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH Ga, Sept. 2S-Spirits
turpentine market firm at 24Ac.; taies OK
entire receipts, 800 casks.
Rosin market opened firm ana I'M
changed: sales, $500 barrels: closed firm
et advance of 1Oc. for water white ma
he. ON some lots Of /, Sales at closing
l 500 barrels; entire receipts taken. Quote:
A r.. c and D. 95c.; Z, SlO0; +, SLo5;
q $40. II. s1.2O: I, S1.4oQ145; K. Sl9O;
NJ SOS; n, S2.S3; window glass; $50
water white, $3.50.
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I PkICE. o Conts.
| Our price TO sender Of
aCoupons. y censs.
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Sept. 20
1894

BACHELOR HEART
O. MIc.UL,E
TYLo By IL author OF rhs ss Ma
No BY
yMss GAsKEL~
No THE COMING By
Mo- DREAM TX Marvel
FRANKENsTEGN; PRoMETHEUs
No NOISES FROM
No II ESSAYS OF ELLA
No IS VICAR OF WAKEFIELD LrERG
No IL IWiCE-fOlD TALES. BY
No Is PAUL AND VIRGINIA Hy
Mol "hIOBY OF AN AFRICAN ron fnr
No. LUCILLE By MEREDTH
49,
DEPARTMENT.
Watch The list carefully books constantly added
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4 a2.e4a4 aa-c4: April .May. I as-e4.

l.. M.-American middling. fair.
1915: good middling. A.; middling.
an. nominal; low middling, AZ; good Or
binary. 4h; ordinary. t-16; September,
26-G4f4 27-64: September-October,
4 2G-6i, sellers; October November. 4 25-G4
0i 26-Gi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1884.
sellers; December-January. 2I-6ia
2s-6i;- January February, 29-6iq
4 30-G4. February March, 4 Sl-6i4f a2-Gt;
March-April. 4 34-64. sellers; April-May,
1904 buyers. Futures closed steady.
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ronyoIian Ingenuity.

Great care is taken By the customs offi-
Gals to prevent any communication be-
tween the Chinese on the steamers from
China and their friends on shore. This Is
done 70 prevent coolies getting informa-
ton that will assist in proving them TO be
merchants. In spite OF the precautions
Of the ocacers forbidden letters are often
smuggled upon the steamers.
Thsugh the Chinese are not allowed 70
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~ YORK PROpuCE MARKET.


NL" YORK, Sept 2S-Flour dull and
easy winter wheat low grades. S2.05Q
-i', fair 90 fancy, S245Q3.45; patent.
f'a'aiol; Minnesota clear. S25Oq3.0O;
patent Si1Oa46O. Southern hour dun
and easy, good 10 choice, S315QA25:
nmou 20 fair extra. S2.lOq3.lO.
Wheat dull and easier for spot No. .,
Store and elevator. "a 724c.; aaoat. 720
'-te. Options opened weak and declined
&c., rallied %0Rc.. and closed steady st
. below yesterday with fair trade.
'. September, 7l&c.; October i25sc.;
December. iaasc.
Com dun and easier; No. . elevator,
t- Options MQlc. lower and closed
".-A W,h "a dun trade and free offer
...ss september. 4ol4c.; october, 4SAc.;
N"moer sslgc.
.aa-Spot dull and weak at yale.
er options dull and easier; septem-
o1c; October. Sfac.; November
.f.,, no. ?, 304c: No. ? white. DsnQ
DR., $50. white, 86Ng3sc.; mixed West
~.. NE; white DO, l904lc.
Beef quiet and steady; family. $4,000
1850. extra. S9.5O010OO; beef hams quiet
Oh >'lsHalr0O. uerced beef dull; city
- India mess. $lTO002000; cut meats
-A and quiet; picked bellies. $3.50;
--.la S1Z58I50; hams. Sl0.50; mid
~s ilmlnal
+ quiet and barely steady; West
- steam, S995; city. So00; September,
October, $500. Refined quiet;
aent, 5000; s. A.. 5000; compound,
quiet and firm; new mess. $500
Butter firm and quiet; state dairy.
creamery. 2S02Shc; Western
l, it DC. creamery 2002s2c.;
r.a l4c.; imitation. creamery, 10
Cotton seed oil quiet and nominal;
% ajc. yellow. 89040c.
Una quiet and firm; crude, in
Washington S5.45. Kenned--
." FORK. S515; Philadelphia and Bal
Nl0, bulk. SoG002.G3.
h quiet and hrm strained, rom
A 20 good. SLIOa1l5.
r.'lenune dull and easy at 27lkG2Sc.
urm and IN fair demand: domes-
"a, i'F to extra, 3Nq53tc-; Japan, "a
as'es- Foreign nominal: New Or
.., open kettle good 10 choice. quiet
~"4 steady az 3Oa3sc.
,ls.@ino's kteady. fancy hand-pleked.
Options steady al Ba15 POINTS
september. $1T.l0Q1715: November.
1910, March. Sl545@l555. Spot
11u aud steady; No. Z, lS4c.
sovsaf-kaw firm and cun Refined
ana active: No. Q, 4&.n4 I5-I6c.
4@A'a A. 8 i-loc.; eut-loaf, VIC
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, va, sept. =, !o''o.
Onerings-w Wheat. 1880 bushels; corn
(white). $50 bushels; oats, 100 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, $50 bushels; corn (white)
30 bushels.
Quotations-W heat-Longberry. Csc. to
re; mixed. 67c TO nc; shortberry. Gjc.
10 71isc.; no. > red. zoe. to Tic. Corn
White. prime Virginia Dag lots). BIC. /:
No. white. 53c: No mixed, 50c to
bic. Oats-Winter 0or seed, gic. to
37c.; No. mixed. 3453c. to Doc; No. 3
mixed, 33llc. TO BIC. Rye, 55c. TO tOc.
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One OF the Fin mIlY.

BEG pardon. but isn't your name
Gallup
The man sitting in the counting room
looked up a smiling parsonage IN a
black coat with shiny areas here and
there stood before him.
Yes, that's my name" he replied.
you spell it with 'u2"
Yes"
Il was sure OF IT. Gallup is my own
name. spell It the same way"
"lndeed?'
Yes. same way. You came from the
East originally. did you not?"
MY parents did. To what am l In
debted Tor the honor Of
That's what I am coming 70. Wnen
l saw your name on the sign 1 said 20
myself: There's n relativel lie spells
his name with a ''u"-G. a, !. /, u, p-and
I'll go in and see him a moment. You
don't know how homenke II seems, when
you're among strangers 10 run across
a memeber OF the family. albeit a mem
Der, possibly Of a more or less remote
branch OF the family. and when 1 ma
my conjecture made almost a certainty
by the circumstances that you are OF
Eastern parentage-New York or the
Eastern States, OF course-in addition 20
the similarity OF the spelling, why, II
emboldens me, as it were to"
MY friend" interrupted the man in
the chair, my parents came from ireland
and spelled their name q. a. I. |. o. p, g,
and I changed the spelling 10 suit my
self when / came OF age. 1 was born in
Western Pennsylvania, and none OF the
family or any branch Of it that l know
OF ever lived IN New York or anywhere
I'm New England. Stin," he added. put
ting his hand in his pocket and drawlns
out a silver coin, ITS worth a hait-dol-
| lar 20 have met as original and enter
| tanning a member Of the Gallup family
as You are-if you don't stay 90 long.
The gentleman In the shiny black coat
| took the coin, thanked him protusely,
/ and went out. II was more than he had
! expected.-Chicago Tribune.
Nobody has yet argued that making gas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29

HLLER.-Died. at 1919 west Cary
street, at A. NJ. yesterday, c. j. MIL
LER.
Funeral from above number TODAY
at 3 p. NJ. Friends and acquaintances
invited 10 attend.
Interment at lakewood.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. \. c., Sept. 2S.-Rosin
steady: strained. SOC; good DO, Csc.
Turpentlne quiet but steady at I412c.
Tar steady at S1iO.
Crude turpentne quiet; hard, Sl.O0'
soft and virgin, SLIGO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
OBITUARY.


The funeral Of MARY T., daughter OF
John w. and Georgia wilkins, at bli
north Twenty-seventh street, Will take
Mace FRIDAY, September both. at go
O'clock p. NJ. Friends and acqualnt-
ances invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
ryr,cp TOLD TALES. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

most
20 al
are ce-lold have ali
felicity OF Each eathes
and heightened fdicues
its own ar % the imaginative genius OF the author
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
,,vs OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.
&c nd. - FnMoNsrouNE AYroUN

" - ballads Of Bac<wood fame have hss
"IaysO
met school reader and the
sandp
repertoire fact enshrinhs patriotic and
history the 'Isoyalst'
the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. s. c., Sept. 2S-Tur-
pentine dull az 2i4c
Rosin firm az poe. for strained.
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,vn yIRGTNIA. By BERNARDr SAINT PIERRE.


has
nno literature appreciate the work of genius
II IL book that
the centur charming aS "'' %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29

8 1876; granulated. 5 s-16a5hc.; cubes,
. T-t6U5ssc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and homl-
nal. cotton. by steamer, It'd; gram,
by steamer, I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
- pr,cg BEAUTY. (In Pressl By ANNA scYELI~

y" feeingy tells
tale weldes
make
humanity y TOOK 70
rsss ALI who especially those who seek 10 suppress
W. rost siess Of a animals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
,,,c,,p pv OWEN MERrDiTH Robert Lord Lyllon.l

Lord
"ene is a win ym eogs's cast some
what IN romantic thought plus fertility Of nyen
dbrllian dialogue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
, NJ ~ ,rRIclN FARM. BY lioph lTon OLIVE scnRENER

10 os Miss owe ,creer mas written an
descriptions the
ph Ia herself ier move consists OF series
teUliIf al
before possibility OF
leaves
novels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
80 npv,Ns lin Pressl BY Ralph IRON OLIVE scHRErSER


hmadM
aetesu andb high medanye qualities Is rich
and
Dreams
lights 70 workof a rarea miuL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
,,c,p oF WAKEFIELD. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH


i
Goldsmith thed over the world the
tdest hsh OF Notion As Sir Walter
OF
conlyes wen
recon, Of Poor Poll genial fancy and the most
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29

Nobody has yet argued that making gas
cheaper would admit % lovers using more
Of it i'm the parior
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
=, ,u,, ec,pIrT LITTER BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

romance OF intense interest e1"a 80, me
lysis and graphic description. i,Ss we ha,
IKE i me best OF SCOTS novels it Is true at
features OF the age aud place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
9. LAYS or ANCIENT ROME. By LoRD

Macauays "Lays are instinct WlTh the YeFy souI OF
heroic energy spirit stirring ba
picturesque quality with graphic breadth and great reals
The English, less than the Roman lays, have the
field and the sounding notes OF the charge 70 batue
this edition UNDUE being executed IL delicate outin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29

o.
This wide circulation
book from his how Qua
how humorous, philosophical pathetic and charming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
% ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB.

T charming tu or anorted "a rhey
happy and composed In
written Seeking material paths
delicate Importance to everything ana sheds
graceo
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8. 4 TILLYLOss sCANpAL. By j VI. BAnEIE.

work by j. NJ Barrie author Of the Scottish class
ser, which has had phenomenal SALE may be eNpecte
appetite Of intelligent reader OF hghclass fiction
bic Scottish peasant life. Mr. Barrie SIS his special
the characteristics Of the Scottish weaver and the peasant
knows the His sketches fun OF dry, quaint hu
realism and great dectuess Of narrative
day. has LoWand Scottish fiction had such interpreter
depctor character III up the time with odd stu
droi incident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
l. THE REyERIEs OF BACHELOR; Or BOOK OF TIE aElRr


BY TX MARVEL Donald G. Miicheu.l
s now oas a icy TH %s % SS cost its CUR Price sub e.
HOW agreeable ok Marvel in rOmh pen
how humorous Philosophical pathetic and charming
.. ANCIENT ROME By MAcAurv Beautifully Illustrated
sasaas LAYS instinct with the soul Of poetry and are o
The English less than the lays have the breadth Of the battle
this edition executed IN delicate outline
nLLYLOSs SCANDAL. by j. NJ BAnErr
work by Barrie author of the Scottish classic The Ls Mn Mn
appetite every intelligent reader iisass
earrdcs OF the u weaver and peasant
realism and great s orss aa rce Of narrative Ss power
dsBir CHARACTER 1T up at the same %
f. THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES BY
Of Havhnes full Of the imasnays charm OF S Sn
day Of ali the of
captd its charming miniature painting and sketches Of s 1 world
country descriptive Of the feelings 9oss oR" ,
sarestn the 1t is beautifully
6. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LYTToN
Coming Lord Lgoa 2 clever and spqs sscHIs eomm S
m@s presents curious Gs @ 1 next century wh
sn s sa5ss Of vii sas 1 ' eSan
footed auto tons ana nave r "dus cendIen
o things d The work 5 S the PToduct
= DREAM LIFE. BY TX MARVEL donald Macher)
contains T9srs Po OF I %sn yi3 aas % aus
sometimes s5Sn IHas'o pathetic pictures
FR,yKEysrFIY Or THE PROMEHEUs By Mrs SHELLEY
. "a A. Sves ~Nh Side Nature"
hook every author has maginstye powers ana
% mind and make read the book can hardly ever be Tor
pooU oF COIDFN DEEDS. G NJ YoNdE,
This into the hna OK YOUTH % m mss
mis- 70 develop OF the rising generation and encourage
optms patriotic IDEAS
90 voecrS FROM An OLD MANSE. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
for idle hours
ps wc fol simplicity and truth Its high literary excel
Ienceco to pubic "''
II THE SCARLET LETTER BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Like The best
features o ana pi''
- res,vS op FILA BY CHARLES LAMB.
~. ESSAYS VT ILL.,
These scnuladous OF w.t. carefully elaborated as m are
written WIN tr9sve
once de Importance TO everything ana hs
all
- ,,c,p oF WAKEFIELD BY OLIVER roLbshh
H. Illustrated famous English classic Will increase
for recognize the claim mas s as @ h r,t me
Of me plsso
unappche by any 9t writer OK @ ss sn "
10 again and bless the 5e fsoE throughout IS fascinating pages
us
exhibits the chaiae''''- '
diyertng simplicity
u,r,cu roID TALES. By HAWTHORNE
H. and popular OF
Hawthorne TwiceTod
were reprinted reality It Lhey nave az
felicity OF bay Of the breathe.
are rns contemplation. and is effect Is D e i"'n Of
us own imaginative genius OF rle Auno'
mr., Avn VIRGINIA. By BEnNARDN De SAINT PIERRE
To- Inc Sor writer the Wholesome romantic school
This t the homes OF amost
possess dized Robinson It
win renowned "S os r' ~ sIs " no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
!. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LYrroy

THE Coming by Lord Lytton is clever and inseno
the realm science. inventive mind OF man may hnd
presents fascinating picture OF the
as Il realized In the next century Wheh
electrical and mechanical conS
instance abled TO exchange DOR
and have at
plance adapted marvel0usy changed social ana u
Of things The product OF fanciful but rarely ri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29
5. CRAWFORD. BY Mrs. GAsKELL.

Crawford" in it's charming miniature painting and ske
calls the best OF Jane Austens novels II Is delightful
social life in English country village descriptive OF the
ions, character and social conditions Of the little conaun
and with fine literary aputudes In the writ
illustrated
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1 rHE H0rsE 0F TnR sEyEy GAELEs. Rx ~

This masterpiece Of Hawthornes is full Of the imas
felicity touch, rs author is preached BY a
day The work Is perhaps, the purest piece Of poetic
American literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-29

o BOOK OF COLLEEN DEED
IN NOISES FROM An Old MANSE.

Another delightful companion 10. ie NJ" 80 -
ners which Hawthorne entitled MOSES rom NJ 49,
works. It is distinguishes lor p,,,J,o favor,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-10-28

In the Fall it is always best to
unite all weak colonies and get all
as strong as possible for Winter.
AT the close of the honey season
every colony should be inspected
to see if it is supplied with a laying
queen.
Generally at this time empty
combs and section boxes should be
removed and preparations be made
for wintering.
Black bees may be changed to
Italians by removing the black
queen and introducing an Italian
queen in her place.
At this season it is important
that every colony contain a good
fertile queen and that fair sprink-
ling of brood is kept up during the
Fall months.
Parents stocks that have swarmed
must depend upon young queens
alone for their existence. If any
thing happens to them they cannot
raise another.
The quantity necessary to winter
a hive depends largely upon the
weather and the size of the colony,
but 80 pounds per colony is about
the average quantity.
Feeding for Winter stores should
begin in good season, so as to let the
bees have time to seal their stores
over before cold weather sets in
Always feed just at night.
At this time make sure that the
colonies are strong. To do this fol-
low one or two maxims. One is to
strengthen by early feeding, and
the other is to unite the colonies.
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SeasOnable Notes.

Irish potatoes ought now to be
ripe enough to dig; if they are not
the quality will be poor and they
will not be keepers.
Haul out every barrow load of
manure and put it where most
needed, because that is the place
where it will do the most good.
Make arrangements to attend the
Winter meetings of your State hor-
ticultural society. The Worlds
Fair exhibits by the several States
will pass under review.
1t is cruel and unmanly to allow
a domestic animal or fowl to suffer
for drink. They often drink. too
much when they can get it. A
pailful at a time is enough for a
horse or mule.
A good example in all the walks
and works of life is better teacher
than long speeches OF glittering gen.
eralities which go into one ear and
out of the other and can seldom be
recalled when wanted and most
needed.
Prepare-if not already in proper
condition-,sufficient shelter for
your live stock. The animals will
consume less feed and be in better
condition for work or fattening
when. they have a warm stall or
shelter.
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The Fountain Head OF strength.

When we recolleet that the stomach is the
grand laboratory in whichfood is transformed
into the secretions which furnish vigor to the
system after entering and enriching the blood
that it is in short. the fountain head of streogth
it is essential to keep this important supplying
machine in order. and to restore it TO activity
when it becomes inactive This Hostetter 5
Stomach Bitters does most effectually, seasonal.
bly,, regulating and reinforcing digestion, pro
noting due action of the liver and bowels.
Strength and quietude OF the nerves depend in
great measure upon thorough digestion There
is no nervine tonic more highly esteemed by
the medical fraternity than the Bitters. Ply
sieians also strongly commend 1t for chlls and
fever. rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble,
sick headaah, and want OF appetite aud sleep.
Take q wineg lassful three times day