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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

ICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD COMPANY The annual
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBCRG
RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held at
the office of the company. In Richmond,
Va, on MONDAY, November 10. 1894,
at Il o. clock NJ.
uO6-td W. r. JONI 10, secretary.
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By ]. b. Elan & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers'
lil3 Main street.

rR1-sTEEs AUCTION SALE OF
i VALUABLE BROAD-STRkEt 4 ItJi
tRTY. OPPOSITE THE CIlf hAHi-'
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90 BONDS.
COMPANY.

Richmond q. West Point Ter
minal Railway and Ware
house Co.. s per cent........l
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MEETINGS.

II ETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY. The annual meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PETERS
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY Will be
held at the Office OF the company IN KEN
mond. va. on MONDAY, November 49,
1894. al II o'clock A. NJ.
noG-td ". r. JONES. Secretary.
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINS NORTHN And.
ernppING pLACEs-

STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 81, 40, 40. and % make no stops.
No 4O3 stops on slsual AT Keams, StOney
Greek. Jarratts, and Belheld no. iW
stops on signal at DreWry s, Centralia.
Chester, Reams, Stoney Creek, Jarratt 3.
and Beldeld. Nos. %. g. and Is stop on
signal at Manchester, DreNry's. Contra
81 will stop on signal at all stations.
Pullman la4ace Dullett 3. ecl iuB cars on
all through trains. On trains nos. 81 and
30 sleepng-cars between Richmond and
- NEW Line TO ATLANTA, GA.
Leave Richmond l. - \. ~ daily, ar
irving Weldon 2.33 A NJ, and at Atlanta
500 y. NJ via S. A. L. Through seepers
Richmond to Atlanta
THE ONLY ALI~RAIL LINE TO
NORFOLK.
Leave Arrive
Richmond. ~ 90 A. NJ Norfolk IN .25 A. NJ
Richmond. $40 +. NJ Norfolk 8.f5 p, NJ
Norfolk.'S 800 4. NJ RIcnmd II. % A. NJ.
Norfolk. '4.35 T. ~ Richmd. 100 =. ".
The trains leaving Richmond at 200
A Al and Norfolk AZ 4.25 r. VI. are solid
fraina between these two points. and pas
sengers go through without change Of
cars. oo
mond at s:55 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. make
close connections at Petersburg 70 ana
from Farmvine, Lynchburg. and est.
r. NJ. SULLY.
Superintendent
p T n MYERS.
General Superintendent.
T. NJ. EMERSON T~' ~" MANAGER
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
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NJ: : NurfoIk:WestsInR.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE g. 1894
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYRD
STREET sTATIOH
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9aS btf@ett Samoa-

Muf @runb ber beim ausmdrttsen
Mmte in 8erlin eingegangenen
Ma4rt3ten ftebt felt, bob Deuti4lanb
bic M~nnerion bon Samoa bur@ Neuz
@eelanb ni9t erlauben tpirb, ba bie1es
@orgeben cine oHentunbige @erlebung
bes 8erliner Wertrages fem tpiirbe.
Deuti4lano ielbit tana bic Snfeln
obne bic @enebmtgung bes Het&stages
nt9t in 8eiiB nebmen unb bic gegeaz
pGrttge 3ufammenieBung besielben
maht fir Deuti@lanb cine fol4e
9anblung GuBerit 3tpeifelhaft.
Sn 2onbon bat Sir Sbomas S.
MONDE mitgetbeilt, bab er int 9aufe ber
@emeinen an bic Regierung bas Ser
langen itellen tpirb, bic Mnnerion Der
@amoanH@en Snieln bur@ Neuz@eez
lamb 3u billtgen. Die Samoaner felbit
bdtten pieoerbolt einen folAen S4ritt
befurnortet.
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etnr,,, an Srlamos Il Il

Die @ibtiifte Srlanbs tpurben am
"a. Mprtl BON einem i4redliben Or
tan beimge1u@t. Derielbe tpiitbete
baupt1ddli@ i'm Stibereen : Dtitritt.
Sur 3eit, als ber Sturm losbru@, be-
fanb fi4 cine groBe Menge i@ottii4er,
englif4er unb irii4er Gti@erboote in
Der Ndbe bon ber Ruite. @inige berz
felben fubren f4leunigft ben nG4itz
gelegenen 9dfen gu, ndbrenb bic ibrtz
gen an Srt unb Stene berblieben, ba
lie glaubten, benz Sturme Miberitanb
letiten gu tDnner. Man befur@tet,
baB bteIe Der 2eBteren untergegansen
fino, Mebrere 9uBenb Der 8oote
tperben bermibt unb cine MaKe
S@tFstrummer iinb ans 2anb getrte<
ben. 2aut 8ert4ten bon Der @ib=
tiite Fat Der Sturm auf benz 2arbe
grobe @erbeerunqen angeri9tet.
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Qountea ,ttdbt Ipm@eu.

Sn 81 i@oIsburg, Rp, berri4te
bieier Sage srobe Mufresung unter Der
farbtsen 8eb0lterung. Clap Mcglair,
Der bersansenen Greitas Na4t ertchoi<
len porben, mar bas Spfer 1etnes
Weibes unb @tiefiobnes, bamtt bab
ibr 2iebbaber, Mtu gasttn frei gu
tbr in's 9aus tommen tonne. gastin
gab benz 8urfden bio piitole unb bic
Mutter iiberrebete i'm aur 1bat. Die
Neaer bes Stdbt9ens organifirten it4,
UNI cine breifa4e 9inrihtuns borauz
nebmen, aber @efdnsntBpdrter Mel6
betpa4te bas @efdngnib auf's Bette
unb muBten baber bic Neger BON tbrem
0prbaben ab5teben.
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Ole Grobebea tn @rte@en1ano.

Mtben, 27. april. Dem 1dret=
tt9en @rbbeben bonn borigen 6reitag
5inb nod mebrere lei9tere @rbitoBe gez
folgt. Mus ben betmgeilnbten @egen=
ben eingelaufene Depei9en melber eli
men traurtgen Stanb ber Dtnge. @anz
&c D0rfer ltegen in 9riimmer1l unb bic
nit benz 2eben bapongetommenen Be-
tpobner campiren unter fretem 9tmmel
unb letben bic btfterfte Notb. Dte Sc
fammt5dbl Der Biz iebt gemelbeten So
besfdqe betrdgt 227. Dabon fommen
anetn auf Malefina 100. Ser R0nig
uno Der Bring Nteolaus ftnb nit ibrem
@efolge in einem Dorfe Bel Mtalanta
eingetroHen. Sic reiiten gu pferbe,
UNI etli4e Der 5~erit0rten D6rfer gu be-
fuben.
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9te CHOLERA tn Nor1meal.

Sn 2tFabon itnb in ben bierunb=
3tpan3tg Stunben, bic am Mbenb bes
%. Mprtl gu @nbe 9ingen, 3 Sobes>
fdllle 'unb 104 @rtrantungen at Der
@bolera bel Der Pplt3ei CUR Mn3eige
gelangt. Die Regterung berbietet bic
Mbfenbung bon Depei@en.
Die fpanti4e @egierung lGbt bic
portugieiif4e @ren3e f@arf iibertpa>
4en. 4qe @eifenben, pelhe BON 2t1<
fabon fommen unb beren @epGd tperz
ben unter dr3tlider Mufii9t griinb=
lt@ ausgerdu@ert unb Elm Mr3t murbe
na@ 2tKabon 9ef9idt, UNI iiber bic
bort berr}@enbe @euhe ber @egterung
genalen 8ert@t gu eritatten.
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etmer III N@er.

TN darlington Bat nit @iids
fidf auf bas ertpartete GintreHen Der
Bummelarmee gorep's 8unb<si4aB>
meiiter Morsan NIT Genebmisung bss
G4abamtsieeretdrs Carlisle betar,1t
semaat. bab Bis auf Meiteres bic 81
tpDlbe unb 3imrner i'm S4abamtsges
bGube, In benen iii4 @elber unb Wertbz
papiere beinben, allen 9e1uder11 &C.
fhlofen bleiben tperbtn. Nm @teue
Der leiaten @atpinstbiiren, pel9e btsz
fer na9 benz S@asaimmer fubrter,,
tpurben fe5te 9biiren angebradt uno
maj, gla,lbt, bab man bic Ma@en i'm
GdnBamtssebdube peientli4 permebz
rem unb betpaHnen tpirb.
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Gin 8tetentretf.

8, g., Is. Mprtl. Ma9
ben neueiten Na4ri4ten, pte lie Bel
prdiibent Mc8rtbe bon ben @ereintgz
ten @rubenarbeitern eingelaufen fino,
p~ertbeilen fi4 bic itreitenben &oblenz
grGber a11f bic %genannten Staten in
folgenber Mei1e: Mlabama 5000, SEM
nefee unb &entudD 5000, Met=@trz
ginien 1000, Snbiana 5000, Sbto 49,
600, Sqtnois 25,000, Soma 1900,
Snbianer=3 erritorium 1000, Mifou>
ii 1900, Yenn%f plbanien $4,000, Mtz
4isau 300; i'm @an5en 125,0O0.
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0a5oIin GspIoFon.

Wus Garonbelet in Ct. 2ouis,
Mo., bic Runbe bon elmer @aioltnz
@rploiion einsetroFen, pelde fm in
Der Wobnung Gaiimir Miggs' autrus,
ber iiblth bon Garonoelet an Der
vOlb Militarp Moab" pobnt. Dur4
bic @rploiion Der flint @allonen @az
iolin entbaltenben Ranne tpurbe bas
!1aus gdnali4 3erft0rt. Grau Miggs
unb tbre atpeiiGbrtge 9ohter Gleonore
tpurben set1btet unb Gaiimir Miggs'
Batter unb Mutter, fopie Elm anberes
Rinb t0btlih berlebt. Die alte Mutz
ter murbe in Elm reben benz 9auie 9ez
.lesenes Gelb sef@leuoert.
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e1uf ua@ BEN @oropol.

Ma1efunb. Mornegen, "a. Mpril.'
Sic ameritantf4e Morbpolerpebttion
unter Gibrung bon Malter Menman
1T beute nit benz fir bic Expedition
gemietbeten Dampfer rRagnbolb" bon
bier na4 SpiBbergen a%bgefabren.
Sa@beritdnbtge fagen, bab bas Gabr<
3eug bas Bette S@tf in Morpegen fei
UNI bamit ms polarmeer ein3ubrinz
gen.
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Gorep.2emte II, momtana.

Butte, Mont., 26. Mpril. Cine
Mbtbetlung BON $50 @orepanern be-
mG4tiete ii@ zines 3uges Der rNorz
tbern pactfc" uno Beftieg benielben,
UNI per @tfenbabn na4 ber 8unbesE
bauptftabt gu gelangen. @s berlau=
tet jebo@, bab ibrer Sabrt bur4 einen
@tnitur3 in einem 9unnel, fiinf3tg
Metlen Ditli@ bon 8utte, Elm porldufi=
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NeucS QrteaSfmtN.

Sn Ybilabelpbia purbe Der
neue Rreu3er .golumbta" bon ben
@6iFsbQuer11 formeq Der 8unbesre=
aieruns iibergeben unb tn Dtenit sez
{tent. @apitGn @eorse ". Gunner
bon Der 8unbes flotte berlas bic Werz
fii9unq bes Marine : Setretdrs, burb
tpel9e er gum 8efeblsbaber beg nere11
Rreu3ers ernannt tptrb. Sic rGolum<
bia" ipirb in ettpa a4t 9agen aadb benz
S9iHsbaubofe BON 2eague Sslarb
abgehen.
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8letbt perframt.

Sine SPECIAL : 0epei9e BON
panama fagt, baB na4, BON paz
ris eingetroHenen Na4rhbten, bic Bill
bung zines fran30ftf@en Spnbtcates
CUR @pllenbung bes panama<@ Gonzales
bolitGnbig unbegrinbet 1T. Mles @erz
trauen in bic Toriebumg Der Mrbett 1T
bier nerloren gesangen unb bic Canal
8eanten reiien elmer um benz anbern
ab. Mu9 bic Raufleute unb anbere
8iirger bon Colon geben na9 port
2imon, @reptopn unb anberen pldz
ben.
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&omten,p<rfer In eatttm.

Cine Depe54e aus 2onbon bringt
bic Na9ri@t, baB Dor benz 9auie bes
8irgermeiiters BON 2utti4, in 8elz
glen, 3pet 8omben e%rplobirten. Das
fDntgltde \94eater, tpelbes nur Elm
paar Oarb BON benz 9auie entfernt
1T, tpurbe babur9 letd|t bei9dbigt; es
tpuroe ieoo4 Niemanb berlebt. Wiele
perionen, peIbe im 8erbadte fteben,
bic 8omben bort ntebergelest gu baben,
tpurben in 9aft genommen.,
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aes t3iel sei.bt tporben iei. unb baB
Bun6esmar{daQ McDermott fi@ be-
reits auf ben Mes sema4t babe, UNI
bic Meiterfabrt bsr 3usrauber sa perz
btabern. Soute CT tetnen Grfolg oa>
NIT baben, 10 tpirb regulates Militdr
aus Sort Reogb beorberi tperben. bic
goreDaner lmitiammt benz .3uge gu
Miles 9th ab3ufansen.
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meue golofuuse.

Mlbuquerque, sc. M., 20.
Mpril. @robe Mufregung 1T bier pegen
ber @olbfunbe in Sen : @anpon, Is
Meilen BON bter, unb geitern purben
bon bieiigen @olbfudern mtnbeftens
100 Wobnftelen aufgei@lagen. Das
Ma{hgolb fommt bon elmer retden
Mber, \enttpeber lber Starz, Malap=
ober Golfom Mine.
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@uroe~ fretaefpromen.

lieutenant Sames u. Manep bonn
Is. Snfunterte : Regiment ber Ser.
@taaten, tpel4er Dor eintger 3eit ben
Captain 9ebberg bonn ielben Megimen<
te in etnem @treite erfboB unb bes=
balb bes Morbes angetlagt tpurbe, 1T
in s bicago nuh mebrtdgtgem pro=
3efe bon ben @ei&porenen fret gefpro=
den tpprben.
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@uroen bcrbaMnt.

Sn % ar d a nurbe bon ben 1T
ber bergangenen Mo@e berbafteten
213 perionen, tpegen Sbeilna6me an
Der Rilinstt @entenial Teier, 200 na4
@ibtrten perbannt.
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werbeerense 1<euersbr.ntt.

ct. petersburg, Is. @pri(.
Die groBe @oQenf abrtt in Stpanom>
no, ettpa so Meilen BON Mlobimir, 1T
abgebrannt. Der S4aben mirb auf
1,750,000 &ubel beran]9lagt. 8et
benz 8ranbe tpurben 3ebn perionen gez
t6btet ober berlebt unb 1900 Meni4en
nuroen bur@ bas Geuer arbeitslos.
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mGrttg - nobr gu Metlame3neden -
cine Musftequng Napoleontf@er @ez
liquien, tpel9e groBes SntereHe in Mnz
iprr4 nimmt. Die @%egenftdnbe, tpel4e
in bret Der groben neutrality-suspicious.
ben @dle ibren plaB gefunben baben,
fino niht rur febr 3ablret4, ionbern
au4 bon groBem @ertb unb finb
auberbem in iebr gei&tdter Metie 5uz
iammengeitellt. Cine lebensgrobe
Marmorftatue na4 benz beriibmten
Mert I'M ShloTe gu @eriatlles, Der
iterbenbe Mapoleon auf ct. 9elena" 1T
Defenders bemerfensmertb. Inter ben
pielen '.anberen @egenitanben, tuel4e
auf Napoleon unb feline 3eit 8e3ug
baben, beinbet ii@ bic auf st. 9elena
geformte Sobtenmtste. Cine Mn3abl
Degen, bic er getraeen, Elm puar @pauz
lettes, Elm SUIT unb DEFENDERS ber BE-
ribmte 9robe Mantel iinb ebenfaQs
3u 1eben. Neben elmer Mn3abl franz
3Diti@er Tabnen beinbet fi@ au@ bic
Jlagge Napoleons unter Der @ammz
lung. @ben1 10 fann man etne Mn3abl
Degen, bic auf benz S@la@tfelbe bon
Wateloo aufgeleien tpurben, borinben.
Cine 1ebr f@0ne @cenerte bilbet bic
Reproduction bon rNapoleon am
Mbenb na@ Der @4la@t bon Muiterz
ltb." Man fiebt i'm bier Dor 1etnem
s3elt itBen unb cine Rarte @uropas
itubiren. @ingsumber tann man Mnz
beutungen bes @4auplabes erbltden.
Die Sammlun9 entbdlt ferner 5ablz
rei9e 8uiten, @tatuen, 8ilber bon
Napoleon unb Soiepbine, Roitiime aus
Der 3eit bes eriten &aii erretbes, Minz
gen, WaHen, fopie mebrere &anonen,
tpel4e Bel Mufterltb 9ienlte berri@tet
batten. ,:-u..
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see that any errors had been committed.
as to the verdict In the case, that was
matter that concerned the jury alone,
end he vas not inclined to interfere with
their decision. He must, therefore, over
rule he motion for a new trial.
Mr. Mckinney did not scent at all sur
prised by this ruling. indeed. Mr..
Ereckinridge himself had no reason TO
expect any other. Mr.. McKenney re-
quested that the time within which to
prepare their bill OF exceptions, which
would expire next Wtdnesday,be extended
for thirty DAYS.
Judge Bradley said that he was in
doubt as to the propriety OF granting
this request. not on account OF any per-
sonal feeling OF his own, but because he
was not sure that the power 10 extend
the time was vested in him. Mr.. Nc
Kenney said that he had examined into
the question very carefully and was Of
the opinion that II was clearly within the
jurisdiction OF the judge. He argued the
point briey. quoting from legal authorities
and supposing a number OF cases that
might arise where strict enforcement.
Of the rule as II is usually interpreted
would initiate against the interests Of
the parties to a suit. The matter was
settled however. without any further
contention by Mr.. carlisle's offer to
waive all objection ard agree to an ex-
tension OF the time az requested. Judge
Bradley agreed TO this and the case
went over. Mr.. Brecldnridge being placed
under nominal bonds Of 500.
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A Monkeys Politepess.

~ was amused at al act OF polite
ness ! once witnessed on the part Of
monkey that had vey peculiar effect
on my dog" said Stephen l.. Warner
yesterday. lone day an Italian organ
grinder, accompanied by a trained mon
key. wandered into our town. and the
man stopped before my house 10 play.
The monkey was an intelligent little fell
low, and was attired in Jacket and cap.
While his master was grinding out the
music the monkey hoppd down from the
organ, where he had ben sitting, and,
jumping the fence. cane up into my
yard. He was at once spied by a fox
terrier Of mine. and he dog made a
rush at him. The morley awaited the
onset with such undistirbed tranquility
that the dog halted within few feet OF
him TO reconnoiter. Bdh animals took
a long. steady stare at zach other, when
suddenly the monkey rdsed his paw and
gracefully saluted his nemy by raising
his hat. The effect Wis magical. The
dogs head and tail sropped. and he
sneaked off into the ipuse, and would
not leave it until satifed that his po-
lite but mysterious guet had departed
st. Louis Giobe-Dem crat.
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NEW TRIAL DENIED.
Judge Bradley Promptly Overrules the
Motion OF M. Brecainridgs's Counsel.

Judge Bradley Promptly overruies the
Motion OF M. Brecainridg.'s Counsel.
WASHINGTON. April @.-The Breck-
inridge case came up again this morning
IN Circuit Court No. 1, Judge Bradley
nresiding. on a motion of the defence tor
. new trial. The motion was promptly
overruled by Judge Bradley. ana the de-
fendant's time within which to prepare
his bill of exceptions was eAleAaeu io'
thirty days from to-day.
This item of court business was the
first that Judge Bradley took up this
morning. and the whole case did not last
more than fifteen or twenty mfnu'Ss-
There was only a small audience present
and most Of these were lawyers or news
naper men. Miss Pollard was. OF course
NOT present at the hearing, but MT.
Breckinridge occupied prominent posi-
tion in the courtroom and listened WIN
close attention to the proceedings, occa-
sionally making suggestion 10 ms Ia"
vers as TO the course they should pursue.
1ha hearing to-day was mere formallty'
and no real arguments were made Judge
When and MIR. Calderon Carlisle were
nresent i'm the interests OF 'neir ciien''
and the silver-haired orator from hen-
.ncI.v was represented by his law part
nar Mr. Shelby, Of Lexington, ana MI
~ A. McKenney, Of this ciV. VIZ
Most of the talking was dore by Ar.
McKenney. who asked whether or pot
Judge Bradley desired to hear any arsu-
n,.snt on the point at issue He was
told that the Court could dispense WIN
this very well. Judge Bradley said that
the case itself, as II was heard, had oc-
cupied a little more thar five weeks IN
ali that time. however there We're no
new or particularly difficult questions Oh
law raised. ard each matter 80 II came
NJ was argued ably and at considera-
bic length. and he did not see that there
was anything left TO say with reference
10 the points on which the defence claim
cd new trial. Each ore OF The deci-
sions he had made was rendered after
careful consideration OF the case. and tn
locking back at this time he could not
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Those Dreadful Ircckles.

II is said that one )f the most fire.
quent causes OF freclsbs is a defective
digestion. and that proper diet Will
often cause them to iisappear. Brown
bread and all coarse f,ods, also vegeta-
bles. are recommended Tea and coffee
must be abstained fron, using milk as a
substitute. Turkish bshs if not indulS-
ed I'm too freely are god. 4 well-known
lotion that will not inrre the most SEN
sitlye Skin consists Of one-half pint OF
sour milk and half a. ounce Of grated
horseraGish. Let 1t sand from six TO
twelve hours and wasi the face several
times a day. This s!rple remedy IS US
ually effective. Washog the face in a
saturated solution of I)rax in rose water
is a very pleasant tratment and equal
~ benehcial.-St Joseh News.
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Who Says Rheumatism Cannot be Cured /?

My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with q very severe at
tack of rheumatism. We could get moth
ing that would afford her any relief, and
as "a last resort gave Chamberlain's Pain
Balm trial TO our great surprise she
began 10 improve after the first applica-
ton, and by using II regular she was
soon able to get up and attend TO her
house work l.. II. Johnson. OF c. J.
Knutson & Co. KeEsfngton. MINI. 80
cent bottles Tor isie py owens = Einn NJ,
Reeves G. Co.. and W.. @. Forstmann.
druggists
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of whom tell how the battles were Won
or lost; each from his particular point OF
view This rs history told BY those aOh0
made 1t; and never has history been writ
ten by more knowing pens.
The followers of the Stars and Bars
have equal prominence in the work with
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Hodman-"I hear Idlon's discovered
a scheme for doing away with sleep
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VIRGINIA POPULISTS.
THEIR LEADERS WILL SAY LITTLE
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Determined Effort to be Made to Carry tho
Second and Fourth Districts-Ths
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fall, but somehow they did not material
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