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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
MIR. MILLS RESOLUTIONS

TWO of the propositions contained In
the resolutions introduced into the Senate
by Senator Mills are undoubtedly sound
to-wit, that all taxes and burdens can be
rightfully imposed only to raise the rev
enue that the Government needs for its
support and that when taxes are imDosed
on imported goods the rates should be SO
low as not to materially restrict the i'm
portation Of the article. These are trlisrns
but, like the reading of the Declaration Of
independence on the Fourth Of July. they
are always in order But Mr.. Mills third
| proposition is one which we continuollv
see bobbng up recently, and. for the life
of us, we are utterly unable TO under
stand now men of common sense can
make 1t. 1t is that in selecting the arti-
cles to be taxed only those ready for
consumption should be chosen and that
all others imported for manufacture or
remanufacture, should be free Of duty.
| rms Is the free raw material" idea
| How is IL possible that men who nrofess
10 be Democrats can advocate any sucb
Idea as this? The foundation stone OF
Democracy Is that all men shall stand
upon footing Of perfect equality before
the law, and that the law shall confer
favors upon none and bear hardly upon
none No man is a Democrat unless he
accepts every word of this as his creed.
and a man is a Democrat, by whatever
name he may call himself, il this is his
creed
Now, when Mr.. Mills says that some
imports shall pay taxes and that others
shall not he is making the laws discrimi-
nate between industries, so that one shall
be favored and another burdened. He is
not making the laws bear equally upon !
all. lie is making them bear heavily upon |
some whilst others are allowed TO 60 SCOT |
free. How any man who advocates This
can call himself a Democrat passes orr
comprehension. He is not a Democrat.
he is Republican, because the essence
of Republicanism is that the laws may
be so framed as to favor some and dis
criminate against others.
We know ii is said that the Democra,io
platform has taken this doctrine into the
Democratic creed and made it a mart of
Democracy. We have repeatedly shown
that this claim cannot be maintained
But We have made II our business 10 on
quire recently of every Democratic voter
We have encountered If he understood
when he voted for Mr.. Cleveland I'm 1900
mat he was voting for the principle OF
iree raw materials" and we have vet n
ma one who says that he so understood
,he case All say that they knew moth
ing about free raw Materials" that they
were Young Tor tariff reform. which thew
expected to be brought about by reducing
duties In such way as to affect all i'm
portauons fairly and ratably We under ,
TAKE 10 say that there are not one hun
urea Democrats In Virginia who though,
IN voting for Mr. Cleveland that thew
Were voting for free raw materials" {
The whole thing is nonsense. ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
PE RSON.fL NOTES

The Oldest member Of the forty imm0r
! tails is VI. LegOuYe. WhO is near.N eighty.
eight years Of age. NJ Paul BOurs.t /.
the youngest memler, and is in his forty
second year
Miss Adelinc Robinson. at one time
champion tennis player, has lately turned
her attention TO banjo playing Her skill
I'M this direction Is quite as great as with
the racquet.
Edison, of electric fame. has a certain
disbelief i'm doctors generally. W Whenever
his liver is out OF order he attends t0
the matter personally Dy reducing himself
TO a vegetarian diet.
The large tree which Cyrus W. fleId
planted in concentration OF the nr~t
Atlantic cable has fallen. its roots hdylns
been eaten away by Insects.
President Carrots death occurred on
the eve Of the marriage OF his son. fran
COTS, to Mile. Marguerite & iris daugn-
ter Of a French senate. from the Apes
Maritimes. The we'd ling as now ar
ranged. Will take place the latter part
OF August.
Ouda writes. in reference 10 the eX-
cluslon of her novels from the Astor IL
brary, together with the works of REID
ing and SmOllett. Il am gradned 10 Dee
accommodated with Fielding and Smoi-
lett 1t Is lamentable that such big TRY
should exist"
Charles Ashton. a Welshman, VINO IS
known as The Literary Policeman has
been a constable - Dinas Mawdduy Tor
a number of years. during which time he
has published a Life Of Bishop Morgan
"Bibliography of Welsh Literature"
and other solid works.
Alexandra. Princess of Wales IS at
her most winning best when she visits
the sick and sOrrOWinS in hospitals and
she is specially gentle to little children.
She was touched and amused when an
invalid child in an accident ward lately
shyly addressed her as Mrs. Princess OF
Wales"
j. +. Terry. a saloon-kecper I'm Maiden.
Mo. offered a common drunkard so
suit Of clothes if he would keep sober
six months. The poor fellow took the
saloOn-kceper at his word, and for six
months mastered the desire for intoXi-
cants The salOon-keeper, true to his
word, gave the man the suit Of clothes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
4 Nomau'S Work

In the splendid bath house m Hot
Springs, Va, is a woman superintendent.
Sne mas complexion which. / believe,
does much to tempt people 10 bafhe
II is the expression Of health and cleanli-
ness. The vast building. with its marble
Hoois and porcelain baths ana white
paint, Is Kept, under her supervision. I'm
a most immaculate name. and She is
proud Of her housekeeping She makes
such success Of ii Jhat / wonder why
more women are not put in charge II
me public buildings. They are usually
very dirty. The custom houses, capit0ls.
and even the public libraries Of large
cities have not the woman cleanliness
about them that they should have 4
woman's eye can instantly detect the
difference between the TWO sorts OF house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Sun: It is clear that the
year 1884 viii have been memorable
one for the completion and commission
ing Of ships, unequalied. indeed, IN that
respect, since the modern navy was be-
gun. Some OF those mentioned viii
last into 1895 before finishing, and 10
that year or the year after VIII belong
the Iowa. the largest OF our battle ships,
and the Brooklyn the largest Of our ar
mOred cruisers. each now about One-fifth
completed. on the three new gunb0ats
little has been done, and the three new
torpedo boats are not yet fully plan
ned
Philadelphia Record: An income tax al
has Just been discovered in the ancient
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts. where
IT has been levied for q Ions time. I'm
defining personal estate for the purposes
Of taxation the Bay State law Includes
as such so much of the income from
a profession, trade. or employment as
exceeds the sum OF $2,eOD a year; but
no income shall be taxed which is de-
rived from property subject to taxa
chusetts might please inform the country
how much revenue has flown into the
Golfers Of that Commonwealth from this
money making money tax.
New York World: Governor Flowers
constitutional optimism bubbles up in his
opinion that the passage Of the tariff
hill Will he marked 10y tine greatest
outbreak OF prosperity the country has
ever Witnessed" lie bases this jubilant
hope on the assumption that the country
will accept the result as q settlement
OF the tariff question for many years 10
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
hrERrBoDr sAr. MORTON NOy.
HIS domination tor Governor Predicted
milho'lnnd's Chances

The Hon. Edwin EiLs elm was advised
yesterday 10 fold away his boom for GOV
ernor. 1t was about as positively known
ts anyt thing ln the futgre can b. that
Lew l.. Morton VIII be tn candidate Tor
Governor nominated by the kepublctn
state Convento on I'm Saratoga ON Septem-
DE loth. This was the testimony of he
publlcans like Thomas G. Platt ana Gen
BenJamin +. Tracy General Harrlson,s
secretary Of the Navy. Mr.. Morton mas
pteh III farls nearly year. lie Will sal
Tor America on AUGUST 18th. and il is ~
as certain as anything ia Republican poll
Ties that Mr. Morton IS TO make the race
against the Democratic caudiIate.-New
ok sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1894
MEETINGS AND EVENTS WEDNESDAY.

Schiller Lodge, /. O. o. r., Lee Camp
Hall
Cernean Consistory. Eagle Han.
Stuart Council A. l.. OF H.. POWelrs Hall.
Martha Washington Lodge, Knights ana
Ladies Of Honor. S0s north Fifth street.
Goodwin Council, Junior o. L. a. NJ,
Druids' Hall.
Richmond Council, Chosen FRIENDS, FL
let's Hall
Richmond Lodge. A. o. L. W, Odd-Fei-
lows Hall.
Queen Lodge. Golden Shore. Elletts Hall
Company Il. FIRST Regiment, ArmOry
Elba Beneficial and Social Society, Cen
trail Hall.
Richmond VS.. Petersburg. West-End Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
OId roInt. Nest snndn,. Ancn.,1o,h

On Sunday August 18th, the Cbesa-
peake and Ohio will run another of their
fast one Dollar trains TO old Point, ieay.
ing Richmond at . \. NJ. returnina ar In
+. VI. The success Of these trains ~
due 10 the fact that they are first-cla 80
IN every particular and are run under
Ohio They are being " pstrai and
our best people. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

Mr.. J. c. Boswell one Of the best known
and most respected citizens Of Brown
wood, Texas. suffered with diarrhoea
for a long time and tried many differ
ent remedies without benefit until Cham
berlaln's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was used; that relieved him at
once. FOR sale by Owens q Minor Drug
Company, p VI. Slaughter. T.. =. Reeves
Co. and w. G. Forstmann. drugglsts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
Clutches. Truss~s. and Braces
All styles and prices at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COS.
Richmond. Va


Round-trlp TO Norfolk and Newport News
next Saturday night by steamer Poca-
hontas Tickets also good TO return
following Tuesday. Music by the Blues
Band and Orchestrion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

Mr.. Thomas Bate, editor o,
Graphic. Texarkana, Arkansas ba1 ID,
what he believes 10 be- The t,'. i'.f
I'm existence for the nux. Cal, I''H'.y
ence IS vel worth .remember.np
attack Of huX. tried alr, f.'0r.
known remedy. none giving reI.ls - -y
beTlain's Collie. Cholera and IT, aH.
Remedy was recommended O., i.l.l
purchased a bottle and received
immediait'e e, rehet J. continued H.
/ take pleasure in rec0mm.r....
remedy 20 any person rrrf.t.. i
such disease. as in my Opinion
the best medicine I'm exf-ferra f I
~ cent bottles for saln Dr. D. frf
Minor Drug Company. T.. 80 e
r. =. Reeves d CO., and vs.. o.
mann, druggists. .'.'.
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Cnn Yon SfarenfxneS

II you can't. and want 10 have work
done In irst-class manner. send your
orders to The Times Office.
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d, 6 and 5 Governor Street.
~ i5-su.w6fr9ml
CRANULATED SUGAR. PER

CRANULATED SUGAR, PER
~ pound .....--..s..-..ts t'sststtt-
Bright elbow sugar. per pound.
Susar-C ured shoulders, per pound >
Picking Spices, per pOlnl........-... -
Carolina Itce, per pound. .-.....---.-.
. pounds Best cream Cheese for =
Arbuckle's AriOsa coffee. per pound. =
Fresh Soda Crackers, per pound.
California Claret Wine. per gallon. 90
. Cans California Aprlcots for. -
Fresh Country Butter ~ pounds for -
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour
Der burrtl...tt.s.ssss s.sssssss. -ss 49,
or, per sack ..................... -
Salt Pork. per pound .......,....... "
Nice bat Mackerel. per dozen. ....... ~
Pure old cider Vinegar. per gallon. -
Sea Salt for bathing purposes. per
pound .....s.ss---trs sss+s.-ss-ssss... ~.
II bars Large Soap for................ IS
Good \ %. Moiasses. per gallon. 30
Silver King Minnesota Patent Family
h Jour, per barrel. ....................& -
or per sack observation-disclosures. -
Roasted Iaguayra Coffee, per b.. =;
Good Green or mixed Tea. per pound. -
Best CITY Meal, per hnshel. ........... ca
Phone SIG ,s2o-is22 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

al tne Hon. Roswell Pettibone Flower
INA uuAfrious tariR reformer ana ali.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

The old man lies at full length. face
upward. In the immediate neighborhood
nestles his spOuse-GrandmOther noun
tain. Here. too, there is a resemblance TO
a venerable lady. with false teeth. though
the likeness Is not so striking rs In the
case OF the head OF the family. She stands
more than 5000 feet in statue, and her
weight has never been aScertained The
temperature on Grandfather mountain in
midsummer averages about 80 degrees
Near the top is a spring. whose pure
crystal water registers about Al degrees
on the mountain are extensive balsam
groves. The leaves, which have pe-
culiarly pungent odor. are used for STUFF
fling head-rests. and the like, while some
people have mattresses made OF them.
These leaves are said to be u very ef-
fective remedy for consumption. rheuma-
tism. and insomnia. and also for that
tired feeling" TO which mountain tourists
are often apt TO fall victims. Some re-
markable cures are attributed to them
IL is said that man who had been on
intimate terms with John Barleycorn'
40 Long A. In make 1t dangerous to light
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-07


They were couple of newsboys, Tommlo
Rafferty, and Dick Callahan and the seua-
t0rial "frccxc outv eight wasn't in Il with
thclr scrimmagc az the corner of South
Fifth nvenue aud Bleeckor street lastnieht.
The affections Of red headed queen Of the
tournament, Mistress Mary o'Sulllynn,
were at stake, aud the battle waxcd fast
and furious First Tommic would got In =
Sullivanistic right handler, and then Dick
would issue letters Of marque and reprisal
on Tommle's auburn locks.
200 Il, Dlckien said a sympathetic by
stander. Don't give TIP tn you've got q
real red wig 20 sellri
A glance OF sympathy from Mary nut new
strength into Dickie He grabbed hold of
Tom IN a sort OF grapevine twist. and amid
the cheers Of the small circle OF spectators
he downed The recalcittant ,rhomas, an easy
three points ON tho walk
Now pulled Dick, "say yer licked.
You be licked, aren't ycrfn
Obstinate silence from tho bruised Tom.
"liefc, You, Tom, exclaimed Dick, with
slight shake OF triumph, 'yer don't gcs
mp from here till yer ssy yor's licked, Now,
be yer lickcdf"
The defeated Tominie slowly turned, IN
an apparently apathc.io manner, and caro-
lessly drawlea. with the obstinh6y Of Il GEN
eral Grant aud the hn,nor Of Mark Twain;
Nav, ainit licked, but guess I'm sat-
isiled. -Iiarpor's Bazaar,
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LOCAL rRIcE CURRENT.

I
The following are the ruling prices for
groceries etc. In the market today:
A&LE GREASE Diamond. i5E50C I;
GJldon, 6hu10a per dozen hoNesi castor
oil, 6lft1hc, Boston CuHrh uU, per case,
pints 500 per case, quaris $50
AMMltNlrloN- Powder PER Reg 500,
{ bnstiBg powder, @44b per keB, hgcnta
price shot, drop per sacR. $L5o8l.S6.
BAGGISG AND TIES Bagging. l,s
H. Jn5hc 49, fIGAc Delta Hos, SiSl
Dcr bundle, standard Arrow ties, $i.l0U
li3 per bundle 40 ID steel arrow tics Sl05
9AKiNd POWDER Apex. ] III. per
uo2en, SEQ; ls 10. Sl25; y 10. ne: Victor.
10, per dozen, %ioQ' y ID, zoe; y ID, i5c,
ila!s ono spoon J ID, per dozen, $40; u
bEEswA% 22o for good yellow, loo FOR
mixed LOTS
BACON - Wholesale groccrg chnrge.
shgri clear, Si5fiSic, breHllaat l2HlZhc
candy -~Plain candy GlgnG4,c, wrapped
T8ftc, fancy miNcd in pals s4lio; fancy
CANNED FRtI1s stnndaa canned
Go1aH PR dozen; StrnWherficH &l.IGN
40, plucApples. standard ti.N)HlC0' set-
pcaches standard ID, a50'C.35, seconds
2 ih. AUqi 10, standard lp S,hqfisj;
2 10 heconds, & 3)Hl iO 9 lb standard pie,
lNi fling beans, IO0 soc; corn, yll0pl4g;
tomatoes. ? NJ. s1ng0r; = 49, 2ll0di25;
eFsi''rt 4 no ., N-r bDNtJt per QuHt / 10
lb cans, t,25Ut.i5 per dozen: roast beef
- it,tPl.2 cnipped beos' y 10 N'S1ulfOi
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS
y holeq-e groeers on orders AZ the FOL
lows quotations per dozen for 25A III
Aln ~. Coaches, S2.oou2&; egg plums
.. CAN .Es-Qouied as follows; star
o,9e IN ~ parnfnnH, set llkali4
A#c' fancy RIO. 22f, ai2gc; choice Rio 22g
&Aci fair Rio 30@c. good RIO s0hc. com
mon no, none; parehing RIO, ne
t1ILpN SEED-F. o. b.. $40 per ton
y st.II le44I'o-Bat guano' s2s per ton
FLOUR Tidal Wave. 500; Kaiser Aus.
2hs. 4l@i Sea Fairy, second roller patent.
S}lUi sea Nympn. extra roller fancy, $3.50
cfi Jewel extra Tuilnr choice, BiDi Hea
Reafl roller famly. t2a0, pumperniekei
less than car lots 25r Per barrel higher;
special rates for interior shipments
GRAIN AND HA9-C0r lots Dealers
charge from store 53l0c more per 100 lbs
iran, 90lfgSo per 100 lbs; oats, 5sntop per
buaheli corn, l5ff50o per bushel: corn, e5
pef lD lbs. cotton seed meal, sIJ per ton
timothy hay, 4B'5Dalg.59 per Ton; millei
nay It-ooWl5D per tom seea nuns,
HIDES The range in values Is ~ FOL
lQWa, Dry hlni selected, Gsei dry Mint az
they run. 55iaMc.
LARo-aeiined tlerees, eA@7e leaf e,
McLAssBs ( Centrifugal fair. l7a2)e
PRIME 29-Rc, choice 30asiei open kettle
ialf i a554slssi prime. Sse =, $50 ,@ss
2W. California T.. T.. boxes, yl.NMk.0i
quart boxes, e5fise, as 70 brand ana 7guA
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1n,nnrlen,l, Aconnintnh.

True dclcnty Of feeling Is always a pleas.
ing trait, and doubly so in the cnso OF per-
sons whose birth and carly associations
have been such as arc not commonly sup.
posed 60 favor the development Of the gem
tier characteristics of human nature.
"Well, mum, must be after lawn yea, y
announced the cook
What do You meant Why are you go.
ingf asked her astohished mistress.
~ nm going TO be married next week 7
"But surely, Bridget, YOU WON'T leave
me 30 suddenlye You must ask him to
wait for you u few days.
"Oh, | couldn't, num-
why not prayf
Sure mum, I'd loike to cbligc sou, but
don't feel well enough acquainted with
with him TO nsk such a thing Exchange
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M ELitof q CO.'S CIRCULAR.
New orleans, La, March 6.-McFIroy G.
tu'ures-The Improvement Of fart,,,.
IN SILVER from the lowest caused Ilyer,noi
To close firm at an advance of t.ei ahoya
Yesterday, Heavy receipts at both tho
li''','r ana ports caused the loss OF ncar-
~ ~. an me advance Of 6 points. which o,.
CURED at our opening an1 al ~" ue-
,s,.5,, mere We're only l point above ves
~ my y rom this decline there has Eecu
" 9.tdbE improvements based urin,in,llv
,g w., Nt' utmand for dry goods which
III, .eItel as indicating a healthier CON.
Ss,,na,' ,h lFade IN general In Liverpool
snv'9 W|G rather slow Of sale and i'm
tsaIeH only 1900 bales nj easler
XXX fort receipts We're l2OJl. against
y,g idSt year and for tomorrow New
yli.dilN expects iOlO. against 2SlO AZ
,iivuH, "ll ana Memphis receipts are fan
,'',uIIi ~. IaNl year, no doubt the natural
,Gsull OF me late clearing weather. Spots
W. Were l-l6c lower during the morning
",' 10y rTru the loss and closed steady
-, an a4Nance OF l-l6c; total sales were
800 haics. The heavier movement o,,ey.t.-
Wnet' Is liiS elyto have an tnfayorahle
tIt'l upon Liverpool from which market
"li HuNNnle OF 4-bi is cNppctcd TO Ipaet
our gam or today We nrc rather in
.linsl I" beilcve that this improvements
VIII MOI DO Forthcoming, principally he
( S,,iii, me spot demand hus shown signs of
lalllIS or, ana the absence of thai s,ih-
slantlal foundation to The nnrliet pIacea
w less satisfactory position than NJ
nus ot'uWcu of late, From present indi-
Cartons me shmi-woelly Interior move
'H'I' tomorrow VIII be quite hbCral.
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nl. own nnenrlnr.

There was crowd Of excited darkies In
dark alley gathered around two negro
boys who had olinched eneh other aud were
fighting away for dear life on the ground.
There was ono negro man present, and he
urged tho combatants not to given
"Gonge him in de eye, Billl Sam, II You
give IN I'll tan yer hide for yer lfyou whip
Bill l'ae not quarter for yer Chaw decnl
of his nose, Sam.
a well dressed gentleman stopped and
said TO thnnegro man;
"Ypu ought TO be ashamed of yourself to
encourage those boys to fight
why, boss, dem's my own chilarunsp
--TeNas Siftings
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NothIng snaden Ahonl n.

Miss Gladys (aeyerely) Bridget, yonr
manners arn not good. You should not
come into the room 80 suddenly when Mr..
Callalot Ii passing the evening with me.
Bridget ldisgustedl --Suddenti Aud is ii
Student you call it, an mo wild me ear to
the blessed kayhole a full three-quarthers
OF an honri--Iit-Bits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-07

"You don't seem 20 think the story
Just told you "a funny, said the raconteur.
"Oh, ya-a.s, do, replied Willie Wib.
blcs. "Wcally, think it's vorSy funny
indeed. i'mp ing 20 tito my fwientan
But you d anti laugh.p
mo was afwald 10 lawE II | had
lawifed, don't you know, II would disturb
me 80 that might fohgot tho stormy, and
then couldn't tell II To ms fwiends -
Washington star
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nIay snfrer ror Errrolrn.

II this constant improvement Ia agriculs
tural machinery goes on, By which the
farmer now rides his plow, rake, harrow,
seeder mower, binder, ETC.. farming will
soon be olassed among tho ssdentary occu
patiors New York Herald.
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4 Lelson In paralnE.

Teacher Parse the sentences "Yucatan Is
peninsula,
Pupil (wbo never could understand gram.
mar, anyhow Yucatan IL proper noun,
nem'tlFe caae. second person. singular
How do you make tint outgp
"lfirst person lcatan, second person Yu-
ontan, third person llecntani plural fifat
person Weoatau, second peri
eco to your seatl''--Amusing Journal.
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Tenant--Soehere That house you rented
me Is infested with rats. Every night we
are walked mp by the racket.
Agent-Ibat's very strange The last
tenant never said word about rats
well, then, OF course you are not 10
blamen
mo The people who lived there before
never complained Of anything except
ghosts, NEW York Weekly.
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House owner--liow does your furnace
work this weather.
Iepaut-Tho exercise OF raklng II keeps
me warm enough, but the other members d
the family complain. New York Weekly
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ANDCOMMERCE.
Tens. Shares Take Pyrotechnioal Course on
lance. Unsottling the Entire Market-Cotton
Advances to Saturdays Prices

81 .t...tf,.,rI,t-.
,pr,h 6-The slll'"l l''''' -'''
~ " g..ped buying cgier= in
III a uni''"', "a. american sugar
" mi SOCK Oh gov 4,t .t,,t
"a "a IA an adWae el 'l'''' ~ ~
~ ,,,,nna the greater part
u 4 i''s wv ,,,.cl b. "A few m ne
4 gas acc'Wl''N''' ,,,.,, ava
& r,,p,gl cmnll'Al nl ''''-" go
n ,-..,,rrs after 10 was an
W. p'S' Mot IA ,aet deal OF
d 10 tAc elieV' | ~ ,,.,,.;,,
4 beon done ~ t'- c'"''i''~
a mai The influence OF such
a'.' a. from beat ic,al TO
tlng was i'' .,..,.,.~c 1,
i IL Of Sac s.1ck cNV'''' 'a'' u
a ss1 That such q pyTotech-
n eAlev''" 5sgziing and nm.
ty Nouid iNV't ~. .., a., ta.1
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Kranich--I vas nuiferin NIT insoInnia.
dogtor.
Doctor--Indeedl
kranich-Yah. When | vas BIO asieeb,
vas snorc sc loud dot vas geeb minebelf
awake der whole nighd. Life.
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lie said " you can't behave yourself. go
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