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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
PUNlSHlNG A CHILD.
Edward w. Box Says IL Does Him Rarely
Any Good.


| will not say that the punishment of
children can be dispensed with in every
instance. writes Edward w. Box in AT
Home with the Editor in the July LADIES'
Home journal. No possible rule can apply
to all cases. since every instance must be
q law unto itself. At the same tl;ne
striking child should be employed only
as the very last resort, whereas now II IL
used in all too many cases as hrst.
Kindness and frmness. when brought
together. form the best besis tor
chIld's education. Mothers should
learn to control hasty actions;
fathers must allow reason to nave
fuller play. The process may seem
little more tedious, but tne result. wheh
reached, will be worth 1T all. lnstanta-
neous correction may seem to be achieved
by punishment, but the effect is not last
ING. Girls are shamed by it; boys grow
resentful under 1t. We need only apply
the lessons that come TO us IN after lite 10
this question TO reach the best solution.
Kindness draws us all closer tirmnesS OF
character cementS lifelong friendships;
sympathy wins Us all. And as these
elements appeal to US a. we nave
matured. SO do they. and even
more strongly, appeal TO the more
responsive nature of a child. A boy Should
never md weakness i'll him TO whom he
looks for strength. A girl should never
find anger where she has right to md
mercy. And as for our little misdoings III
childhood, we sought mercy and pardon,
let not our children come to US, and be-
cause we are parents find us other than we
ourselves sought and hoped to hnd. AS
we wished should be done unto US at one
time in our lives so let us now do unto
others. that they in turn may likewise do
unto those who follow Us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
,,,.. ~.,.o,.. FIN, RECORD.

Tho baby marc. Miss Nelson, years old on
the a7th OF this month. has made great record,
the greatest indeed ever mado py virginia
mont track. She trottcd yesterday In Phila-
ae,phia, on the Belmont conrso, As our teie-
graphic reports show, tho first hall Ia i:O4,4,
beating all previous records Oh tnat track ior ths
distance. This STAMPS this young mare as one OF
the fa s,ost OF hor age In this country.
Kiss No,son is destined TO pecono one Of Ne
ereetcst of me srostegp of the DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
THE Thermometer A POOR GUIDE.
1t Was Lower but the Heat Much more
Oppressive Than on Thursdsy.

Yesterday was by far the most oppres-
siye day of the season, and the heat was
terrific, although the standing OF the
thermometer was not 20 high a. on Thurs
day. when its maximum point was 80 de-
grees in the shade. The humidity In the
atmosphere made the air intensely not ana
the very Zephyrs that stirred the drowsy
leaflets felt like the breezes from furnace.
BY 6 o'clock in the morning tue mercury
had climbed TO 76 and during tho ensuing
three hours it jumped points: AT noon
il reached 90 and at L. NJ, II had
crawled up on to u.
FIERCENEss OF THE SUN.
To add to the tOrments Of the suffering
population the sun beat down with
terceness which almost checked the pro,
press of business and caused man ana
beast 10 pant with despair. Night brought
but little relief. for although there was
slight fall in temperature not a breath OK
air was stirring and the atmoshere was al
most smothering. Hundreds of people
men and women--toOk the street-cars
after sundown and sought the parks ana
other suburban retreats. The capitol
Souare was filed with suffering humanity.
Scores of men sat on the benches IN tneir
shirt-sleeyes while the cool. green grass
was covered here and there with coatless
individuals.
HAD TO KNOCK OFF.
The workmen on the State. Library
Building were forced 20 quit work at noon
Yesterday on account of the heat. On the
dsy before fourteen were compelled 70
knock Off" as they were unable 10 stand
the fierce sunshine which beat down upon
them. ~
A fine buggy horse belonging TO DR..
George Ben Johnston dropped dead yes
terday aftegnoon. and its death is supposed
to have been due to the heat.
Last night at II o'clock the thermometer
registered 81 degrees, and the air was
most oppressive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

In calling attention TO our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which N the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which Is
made in every way superior TO all other
trunks, we beg 70 say that We warrant It
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
ii. w. RouSThEn 4 BnorHxn,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
cARoLINA'S LIQUOR LAW.
Declared Unconstitutional and Ds-
nounced a. u Monopoly

COLUMBUS, S. C., July Judge Hudson,
in an injunction suit to restrain the
county dispensers from opening IN Dar-
lneton, has decided against the state.
He declares the law unconstitutional
He denounces it as great monopoly ana
SAYS 1t is not a regulation OF the liquor
traffic but intended to raise revenue for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
s,...a,hs Contract.

chasrman n. NJ. Tayior, II the Council Com
mittee on 0ftunds and Buildinss. yesterday
aftixed his signature 60 ths much-talked-H c,u-
tract between the city o. kscnmcnd Ana sns
10 be used In the new City Hall The paper had
been approved by The City Attorney,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
His Accounts Squared.
1nu telerranh to the nisnntch

WHEELING, W. Va, July I'D. L. Curtis, ex-
Sheriff OF Brooke county, who was reported
missing with a aforty-thOusand-doliar shortage IN
his accounts, returned home yesterday and has
rnede satisfactory settlement OF his indebted
ness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Cards Blll-Heads, Statements, Letter
Heads. te-Heads, Circulars, HAndbills
Dodgers, &C., printed, BY the Dispatch
Company at low prices. Will give you
good work ut same prices you pay for IN
ferior work. Send as your orders and We
will guarantee satisfaction IN every pAr-
ticulsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

For sale. with avery small cash payment
and monthly instalments like rent. de-
lightful elght-room detached New Dwell
ing, with hot and cold water. bath. &c.
from electric line. Call and let ~ show
Won. r. b. CHAFFIS q Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Insurance companies allow ; per cent.
discount on policies on buildings WITH
Galvanized Iron cornices. Send for or
phone Thomas N. Render and have gal
yanized iron substituted for wood. The
discount ON policy will pay for 1t IN ashors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
Amelia LibelIeJ.
[By telegraph 70 tho Dis

IBy teIegrHpn 70 Luo DlpatIH'I
NoRFoLE, VA. July THE schooner Amelia
has been iibellsd at humans Wharf. Accomec
county, bYH. w. Long ana others snc has been
attached by Deputy-U y-Unitet-states-Asfshh
Eastwood OF thts city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
Old papers for sale at 25 cents hundred
at DISPATCH Office.

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and stomach as
orders use Browns Iron Bitters-tho Dest .onlc:
It rebuiids tho system, cleans the bioon, -
strength ans the muscles. spiendid inooiSahs
Tor reak and debiltsted persons. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
MARINE rNrELLIaEKCA
roRT OF RICHMOND. JULY 2. 1894

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY u ioS@
steamship wyanoke, Boaz, New YorE, ms,s
chsndIss and passengers; George W. AA'oS
Co., sgents+ ,n u.w YoxS
kaintie, Richmond caemics[m ofks ossA,.a
schooner Laura Z. woi1. hsmsen
phia, old rails. Tho Tredsssr compssy;
sAnKp.
steamship wysnoks. Boss Nss OF, nsss
chandise aud passengers George W. A'asn .
s,ssmer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. nercaan1ss
.s,N =. ssenser.: frviu Weislger, agent
ssrtoouer Dora Allison. Nose, bAyonns NJ 81
s'ssss ssoosr 1sr' anne Asnslis. NcAudrswA utsa.
bsth hport. rairosd-sics; vessel, Cnrs's = rexkexs
PoRToT TSxwPoxr NEWS JuLxTs iss&s
lBy telegraph
ARkvSA
echocuer g b. Kapian, Boston,
ssnoonsr A. n Andcvs9n. PvfttnooSh
schooaer Marjorie. Nsv Bedford
roRr OF WEST POINT. Jrly =, 1854
tBy ssissfsphl
AnnsguA
s<samshlp Baisinors Esans;s. baaunefss -
ssnssrs end general Cargo :.
ssssuaaip Balanere. nssHait Nali>neeA ~
solS1n Cd gsaenl ezra !. 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
SI-Rounn TKip-AI.

Delightful excursion from Richmond 20
Norfolk. Old Point. Newport News. and
river landings. leaving here at L. NJ. Z, on
Saturday. July 6th. steamer ARIEL. Re
turning Sunday night leave Norfolk at q
O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Gas and Electric. Chandeliers and
Globes, New designs and low prices.
JOHN BowERs.
No. 7 Governor Areet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1880 A. ", horses
mules. vehicles. &c.
l. q. JOHNSON, 1890 A. NJ, household fafns
ture, cutlery, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Mantels. Crates, and Tiling. IN various
styles and low prices, at
JOHN BowEas's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
IN oOyrGN0n ~ CnARGf.

There Was much trouble in securing cof-
hh'' and by Tonight the supply Of the
towns lu THIS ylcnity will be thoroughly
tfL-ustod hundreds Of willing hauds
dragged tDo dead and dying animals. with
"hch Tie ground seemed 10 be literally
tifown, 70 the outskirts OF tho town. piled
thein ih big beaps. and covered them with
Tie fcmaius Of the houses and applied the
torch. Fully dozen Of these strange bon
Afts were k0pt gong all the afternoon.
Whole families we're. in many instances,
wiped out bg the tornado. and IN houses
not more than one escaped alive. Hus-
lads have been left without wife of chill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-09
Dn.HathaWay
Specialist 0es GMestet1s.

Sunse Mdnner,
weI@e Ia GpIse Bot
Susenh 3 Shnber
an Rerpenf9md&l
Iethen, Wre9ebeuss
TRAIT unter8raben
taben unb tire
mdnuli@tett rertps
rem, fputen ben be,
rhbmten Or. Sas
tbawap tpfprt cons
fulttren. Berae6t
! nt@t, Rerp
beH Until pber pbne
| Grdume) wtrb mtf,
feni&aftIt@ uub
mad ben neaeffeu
Wettoben bebans
belt uub NIT BEN
srbbteu GrfpIs.
Gs fpmmt nt@t
burauf an, Of man
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Muf Soften 5hIespias perorf

= 4uf Soften S6Iespigs bersr0s
Bert fi6 Sabr fir Sabr Der 6ldGens
raum 6olfteins; leBteres entreiBt forts
mdbrenb tbatid9li1 Dem 8ruberlanbe
einen She'll ieines 8pbens; Der 8ers
mittler 1T bic emig unrubige Norbiee.
Nqidbrli9 perben Der etna brei beuts
f9e Quabratmeilen umfafenben 9itb>
mari@er 8u6t bur6 bic 6lutben Der
@orbiee gang getpaltige S6lammmaiz
fen augefibrt; bieie ftammen baupt=
fd9li6 bon Der f9lesmigi9en Weftfis
fte, mo- fortmdbrenb 2anb abgeriKen
mirb. 9ie gu ben &reiien Sonbern
unb quinn geb6renben 5ablrei6en
fleinen 6a0igen baben in ben lebtsn
Sabren etpa 1900 @eres an 1mfang
berloren, 10 baB bieielben iebt 1ur nod
5000 Ncres umfafen. Nus benz See
f9lid bilbet fid in Der 9itbmari9er,
gu6t 5una6ft bas Wattlartb, auf tpelz
dem mad unb mad bic feten 4uBens
bei9ldnbereien entfteben. So nimmt
S9lespig an GId6enraum ab, mdbs
renb bas bOlfteiuif@e 5eflanb ii6 fte=
tig persroBert.
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Sic ~9nnnnr<9nmmer ser 81,

= Sic Seminars Drummer Der ,preuz
Bii6en Sabrbu9er" entbdIt einen be-
merfenswertben artifel bes Sr, Sell
briid iber bic N~rmeeborlage. Sie
8ermerfung iener MaBnabme, 10 err
fldrt er, tpiirbe III ieber 9inii6t Elm
llngliid fir bic beutf9e Natior unb
beionbers fir bic Monar6ie fein.
@ngefi6ts Der grfldrungen bes @abie
nets miife bic germerfang Der 8orlage
nunmebr gum Stur5e zines ieben Mi=
nifters fiibren. 9ie 3uriid3iebung Der
MaBnabme aber, mel@e ieiten5 Der
@ei9dftsinterefen pieberbolt empfob=
len tpurbe, bic CUR Nufbringung Der
tpeitefen $1,000, 900 Marf bas Sabr
beiteuert tperben iolen, piirbe mad Nn:
fidt bes Or. 9elbriid elm ni9t mieber
gut gu ma6enber S6lag fir ben &ai,
fer fem, Der mad LANCER ueberlegune
bas gauge @ewi6t ieiner perionliG:
felt fur bic MaBnabme eingeiebt babe.
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Nep. gnlpsuus Sane

Don Der Cincinnati 90. 6. &onferena
iagt: @ir baben felt Sabren in uit=
ierer aus fiinf Mitgliebern b~eIfeben6en
camille 9oo6s Sariapariaa gebrau6t
unb finben, baB es genau bas leiltet,
mas beriprD6en mirb.
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9ie Giienbabnet Der @elt.

gtte blbiGe SrDi91ire bat loebett
enter n"nferer @enfusbeamten, 6err
9enrD s. Nbams, iiber bic @iienbabz
men Der @elt eri6einen lafen.
9ta9 berielben beiibt Norbamerifa BEL
tpettem mebr @ifenbabner als europa,
ia faft 10 biel, mie bic ganae iibrige
gSelt 5ufammengenDmmen.
Sic @efammtmeilenaabl aaer giz
%fenbabnen Der Melt betrdgt ndmIi9
370,281. 9appn liegen iiber 1Sl, 900
in Norbamerifa 163,597 aber inner
balb Der Ser. Staaten. @an3 europa
belibt etpas tpeniger aIs 49,, 800 Wteis
len. Niien nt6t bon 10000; Sibz
amerifa ni6t bon $4,000; Nutralien
etipa 12,500 unb Nfrifa ettpa 1000
Wteilen. Was bic eurDpdif6en 2dnz
Der anbetrift, 10 itebt bas beutf9e
Gei9 nit $4,000 Meilen ale1t anberet
boran. Sbm folgt Sranfrei6 unb
bann ert @roBbritanniens unb ST,
Lamb.
lleber bic atberen 3ei9e Ser Welt
giebt 9err M6ams cine ieltfame lleberz
li6t. Seltfam beBbalb, neil er bic
Sdnber. Der berf9iebenen Welttbeile
burdeinanbermif6t. Na6 Der Nn5abl
Der in ibnen bprbanbenen Meilen @iz
lenbabn orbnet er iie folgen6ermaBen:
Nn bic Wereinigten Staten BON Nne=
rita, 9eutf6lan6, Grantrei@ unb
8roBbritannien i9lieBer fi6: STUFF
Lamb, Oelterrei6zungarn Brttii6sSnz
6ien, Canada, Stalien, 5panien, Sra.
filien, Merifo, bic Mrgentiuii6e &es
publif, S9meben, 8elgieu, 8ictoria,
Ne1zS lbs Wales, Nlgier unb Sunis,
Queensland, NeuzS eelanb, @iibsM ls
tralien, bic &aps &olonie, Chile, bic
S9mei5, 9olan6, &umdnien, portuz
gal, Sdnemarf, Norneger, bic euros
pdii6e 5iirfei nit &umdnien unb Bull
garien, Cuba Beru, Sapan, @egDptett,
bic boadnbii6en @olonien, bas afiatis
f9e &uBlanb unb Mittelz Nmerifa.
Wir molten unlere 2eier ni6t NIT
allen 3ablen bebeQigen, uel6e 9err
Nbams binli9tli9 Der gilenbabnert Der
einselnen 2dmher auiammenfte0t. @iels
lei6t Derben aber bic folgemben fir
Wan6e bon Snterefe fein. 9as 9euts
f6e &ei9 bat mad benz in &ebe ites
ben6en @enfussB eri6te 5000 Meiler
giienbabn; Seiterrei6 : l1ngarn NIT
8osnien 16,467; @roBbritannien unb
Srlanb 1899; 6ranfrei6 22,586;
<Blanb einf9lieBli6 Ginnlanbs 49,
1928; Stalien 8,177; 8elgien 3,215;
9oaanb 1887; Normegen 97l;
56meben 1913 Meilen giienbabn.
Snterefant 1T audi, mas 9err
Qbams iber bic aumdlige gntmidez
lung bes @iienbabnnebes In ben Ser
einigten Staten mittbeilt. SIM Sabre
1880 e%riftirte bafelbe erft IN ben &6s
pfer elmer fleinet1 Nn5abl BON @rfinz
bern. @rf in ben Is Sabren bon
1880 big 1845 getpan1t baHelbe praftis
f9e Geftalt. SIM Sabre 1860 CAB es
III ben 3euenglaubftaaten f@on 1914
Weilen @ifenbabn.
Sn Stem Sort unb p%ennipIpania
murben bic meilten in ben 10 Sabren
3pii6en 1850 unb 1860 gebaut.
@tpas fpdter nabm Der g~iienbabns
bau in ben Sibtaaten gr6Bere Simen>
IiDnen an.
Sas Serrain UNI Chicago tpnr6e in
benz auf 1870 folgenben Sabraebnt nit
elmer Tiae eiierner 96ienenitrdnge
perieben. SIN Sabre 1870 bate es
nur 800, i'm Sabre 1890 aber iiber
$4,000 Meilen @iienbabn.
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: 8einabe Elm 9rittel bes Menf6en=
gefdle6ts ipri6t bic 9inelif6e Spra6e
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Spoos Yiaen furiren 2eberfranf
beiten.
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California : Weine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 2as
ger BON fetnen California Weinen bel
9errn s. S. WeDer am Mlampz
plaaa. 9err Sleeper fn6t bic Meine
an Orr un6 Steae aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinsi6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es Inn itets, bic
beiten Sorten aussumdblett. :@r fam
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten SropfetL berieben. &otbz un6
WeiB Weint in poraiigli6er Qualitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @auone = frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Gaenbabn Tabr Ylau.
s. & 6. q. @ebu.

S. & q. 9. 8abn.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Srpn Mouxtain
ober 90. 6. &S....6:5O Morgens.
9ta9 ct. 2outs bia Sron Mountain
Goltc ,-.-........6 200 Mbenbs.
Jtab Garebp.. 1856 8orm.
Nntunft.
gon st. 2onis, Sron Mountain & 80.
SC. & S.-..........-.9:35 8orm.
gnn st. Souls, Sron Mpuntait & 80.
SC. &S.........-..10:55 Mbenbs.
BON GarebD. :35 NaAm.
Spntberm Yaciftc : 8abm.
Nbfabrt.
yta6 gfetsS rleats, 6oufon unb Sal
pefon tdgli6 900 ubr Mbertbs %.
Na9 San Granciscp, 81 Yafo ut1b
eagle paB tdgli@ $3.50 gorm. 80.
Mnfunt.
Bon 9temzO Orleans, 9ou1ton unD @als
peton tdgIi@ 500 @orn,. urb 4:15
Na1m.
Tom San Granciseo, 81 Baip unb
eagle Bab tagli9 Ills Na9m. -.
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9ie BON gismard imprint

Ste Don StSnarf l1tp:rlrte
rMiin9ener Nlg. 3ts". bebauptet in
einem gegen bic Wilitdrs8 orlage geri9.
teten artitel, baB fiinf Se9stel Der
Offiaiere bonn &ange zines Maiors
%aufmdrts Der 8orlage opponirter. nnb
3tpar neil iie cine 2idbrise 9ienf3eit
ni6t allein als ungeniigenb fir cine
entipre9enbe Nusbiloung era6teten,
Ionbern aud neil es n6tbig lei, ben
Beirut ldnger benz unbeiIpoaen Gin
aufe Der Mafen Der a~gitatoren gu
entaieben. Sails iiberbaupt irgenb
wel6e NbdnOerung Der 9ienf3eit 9e>
trofen uerben ioGe, 10 tpdren bieie
Offaiere Der 4uf6t, baB bic mobernen
8ebingnife eber cine 4idbrise al8 2idbs
rige Seibebaltung Der iungen Solbaz
ten bel ben 6abnen erbeii6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-09

Der Rettunes Mnfer lift gu baben
beim 8u4Adnbler 9ic. TengG 218 Cons
ftercesG trabe, San Antonio, Teras.
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= Na9 ben amtli9en glnfaei6nuns
gen betrug bic GeiammtsG remben3ifer
in 8abenzga bonn L. Nopember '91
big einf6lieBli6 ben 81. October 1892
60,2o4 Berionen, etn Mebr BON iiber
2000 perionen ~gegeniber benz 8ors
fahr.
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Spmtbern YaciEc : 8ahu.
9. %. & u. q. 8abu.
Mbfabrt.

Na6 @albefton, 9euftot unb Guero
tdglt6, ansgenommen Sonntags,
tint .................8:508 prn1.
Na6 CORPUS Gbrilti, Qranfas paB unb
8eebiaa tdgli6, aussenommen 9on1t=
tags, tm............3:lO Jta1m.
No6 9errbiae tdgli6, ausgenpmmen
Sonntass, um-....-...4:OO Na1.
Sta9 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommett
Sonntags 11nb Mpntass, tint
1880 GDrm.
M~nfnnft.
8on Galbefton, 9oufon unb guerp
tdgli9, ausgenommen Spnntags,
um ................8.15 Qben6s.
gon CORPUS gbriti, Nranias pab unb
8eebiae tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonnz
tags, um............1:4 40 9ta6m.
8on &errbine tdglt1, ausgenommen
Sonntags. 1885 Gprm.
Bon &errbide tdgli9, ausgenommem
SoHntags unb Montags, nm
1856 Nberbs
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-12
At S15 to Insure q Living Colt

Money due when colt is foaled or mare parted
with moved out Of the county or bred to another
horse, Pasturase furnished mares from distance
Al 8, per month. Due care will be taken 10 pre-
vent accidents aud escapes. but in no event will
we be responsible tor either.
Pedigree :-Silverrip was sired By Silver King,
he BY On Time, he bv Stonewall Jackson.
first dam by Skeda idle. by Oliver, son Of Wag-
oney: seooud dam by Red Lion.
Silver Kings dam was Mollie Mounce, sired by
Csbbeirs Lexington, son Of Blood's Black Hawk
al am by Young America, son Of Taylor's Mes
seoseT. Skedaddls's rst dam by Medoc. I'D dam
Desc ript,cn:- Silver Tip was foaled May S, 1888,
4. a beautiful red bay, ISL hands high, nm. name
and tall which he carries 10 perfection. We claim
A., this Young stallion that he has more natural
styls and action than any stallion IN the country
an vord he il a model In form and as q saddle
horse II can be readily seen that tins Is one OF
,hs fanciest bred saddle stations in the State with
The very best saddle blood coursing through his
ve,n. backed up on both sides by thorough bfeds.
In addition to this stations saddle qualities. he
has bold. open trot, which eminently recon-
,nsnd. him as a sire Of high class combined hors-
rs' We can readily recommend him As me
h,.eder. a. this will be his third season and his
colts viii compare favorably with the get OF any
horse in the country.
pEAsLEY BROS. w. n. HAYS
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RECORD s's94
Which was made with but little handling.
sentinel si47g was sired by Almont Sentinel, by
Sentinel, he by HambletOuian 10.
Ist dan BY Shakespeare al dam by Longs Ham
iltonian; Cd dam a thoroughbred
sentinel anew is a beautiful dark bay 70 hands
high. heavy name and tail and pronounced by
competent judges to be the handsomest horse in
Kentucky.
In selecting a stallion | endeavored to get one
with a gentle disposition. combined with sire
form, hne square trottIng action, speed and indI
Vidual merit as well as pedigree. As sire | am
sstshed that his success IL assured as he has some
very promising tvo-yearolds that am sure will
go IN the 20 list thus year Two Of them were
sold at the Lexington sales this year and brought
good prices
sentinel sIt79 will make the season OF 1893 at my
stable at Mckinney,
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sJI1IgS TNHIIBTSY
Central Park, DanviIIe
GAMBONITO $40.


Horse, 80 hands.
Sired by GAMBETrA WILKES.
(Sire Of d in a. 20 at 20 yeafs)
dam Maud, by Carrad Chief (sire Of Basil Duke
,ssx and 81 the dams OF Don Plsaro 80
s.tth, Don Lorenzo 81 s.r7k, Lo,tie Lowne
f,l s,on Calena o: 49, by MambnBo Chief
dam Nell, BY son Of Billy Roice s:t., by Cor
beau, sire Of producing dams.
dam bv Helns Sorsshir thoroughbred.
In offering Cambonito's services we believe that
ve have IN him the BEST INDIVIDUAL, the
HEST GATED, BKST TEMPERED aud a.
GOOD RACE HORSE az lives. lie has prov:
en- himself an excellent breeder. The hrst colt on
his get vas handled last season at year old. and
tsottsd quarters early in June in a. seconds. and
~ss then turned out until fall and handled about
q moath and could uot quarters late IN the fall IN
10 secssds.
we IN Ale the price for his services 30 anybody
can breed TO h,m-tys to insure, or siS the season.
caA sf time Of service.
We Will handle several Of his get this seoson.
We ,svtts you to all and ,ec Csmbonito and has
prodsce. Care TO prevent accident. but not re-
spna.ibie should any occur. Mares kept at rea
ssessis rates.
We will handle trotters aud sAddlers at reason
able rates. For further particular. call on or sd
sress WIN. NJ. kUt SON.
81 Danville, Ky.
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els the Insurance.
TOM RoaINsoN.

Son of Wallace Denmark; Ist dam by Miler's
Denmark, he by the race horse Denmark; his dam
by Old brennon. Tom IS q fine shaped horse.
black with heavy name and tail, rsk hands high /;
is a natur al saddler and will warrant him saddle
breeder. So the Insurance.
Stock committed TO my care and breeding will
receive my personal attention. Grass furnish ed
at reasonable rates, TO be paid before removal Of
stock. No responsibility for accidents or escapes
Parting with stock forfeits insurance..
have nice track and stable in connection with
my business. Mr.. Roy Beazley. q fancy saddle
horse man, is with me and we are prepared to han
die horses. both tor saddle and harness, satsacto
riy to our patrons.
j. STEELE CARPENTER,
Hnstonville. Ky.