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Minneapolis Mimi, The North. ]

President Harrison said at Phila
delphia, the other dsy:
" e have many striking manifesto
tons of the disregard for the sancti-
~ of life. We need TO arouse in this
country public sentiment which
will make lynching impossible and
will tolerate no reform which disre-
CARDS the rights of other men.
We rejoice at having such distin-
guished man attack the evil OF lynch
ing in this public manner. The ex-
president does not overstate the
case. The disregard of the sanctity
of human life is one OF the worst fea-
lures of modern America. It's most
fisgrant utterance of course is lynch.
ing. but we also find the evil crop
ping out In many less conspicuous
ways, Still lynching is both it's root
and its elimination, and against It,
therefore, the fight must be mainly
directed.
Laws are of but little avail in this
matter. Everything depends upon
public sentiment. This latter aroui
ed to "A realization OF the epormity
of the crime and of the moral bligh
it precipitates upon the community
and the very desire to take life with
out due process of law, will OF iteel
vanish.
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Sunday night, ar tho First {col
orsdl re - - Ssurch, ofiwhNeA
& e Fox is pastor. the Sduday-
school gave a literary entertain
ment, during which a number of es-
says of considerable merit were read.
After this John ii. Duck wilder, who
is known to many OF his friends as
1.-The colored Demosthenes of the
South west" delivered temperance
grafton, "Beware OF Strong Drink, i"
during which he pleaded most elo
quantity in behalf of temperance and
morality for his race, which he is do
ing his best in his sphere TO upbuild
At the close Of the service a pure OF
$40 was presented TO the popular
castor by his congregation. Taken
as a body the Salem colored people
have passed their Christmas in q
very creditable manner. o. Mon
day afternoon the Sunday. school o.
the Baptist Church had a pleasant
tine in their church, and the color
ed band, under the leadership o
William HobsoD, paraded thestreets
and discoursed some very pretty Sc
Iections.
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Rev. Graham in Maced Onis.

1t is evident that Richmond knows
how TO appreciate the services OF a
faithful pastor. See what follows:
RICHMOND Va JAN LIST 1894 Our
dear beloved Pastor;
1t is with great
pleasure we the members Of MacedoD
ia Club have the privilege TO presen t
to you and your dear wife a happy
New Year gift. 1t was our desire to
make you all a Christmas present
but it was not done. And 80 we con
clude to present you end yours With
this fender, these globes for your
chant eliers, and these groceries for
your table.
Praying that your light may be
always bright in the heppy New
Year, and that the Lord will bless
you and your household in the fu
ture as in the past, we are:
Sister Isabella Wilkerson Pres
Nancy West, Vice.
Josephine Bak er, Treas
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cause wIdespread dlsaster through.

cause widespread disaster through
out the State.
To put iron, coal and lumber on
the free list, increase the tax upon
tobacco, and throttle lime interests
Is TO paralyzs our industries and
drive to want aud despair thousands
of our laborers who constitute a
part Of the bone and sinew OF the
Commonwealth.
Party interests should be subordin
ated to the general good, and ouI
representatives in Congress should
support the Republican leaders il
their IF Jrts to kill this iDiuriou
measure.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-06

EUGENE PRENDEReAsT, the white
murderer of Mayor CARTER HARRi-
SON of Chicago has been found guilty
OF murder in the first degree and sen.
fenced to be hanged. This Is as it
should be. The sooner the law is viz
dicated the better it will be for the
community.
How much better is this than the
execution by a freuzied mob. There
will be no sickly sentimentalitJ
about it, and the murderer will re
ceive his just deserts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-06

We have received the FIRST annual
announcement of SHERWOOD ORPHAN
SCHOOL foe 1914, w. Fl. SHERWOOD,
D. D., president. MISC. E.SHERwooD.
matron. The institution eeems to be
doing a grand work. Its aim is de
serving of the highest commenda'
tion.
We wish the president and faculty
success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-06

We have received the QUARTERLY
ALMANAC for '94 edited by Hon.
JOHN C. DANCY. This is the only
publication of this kind in the United
States edited by a coiored man and
should be literally supported. 1t Ii
published at Wilmington, n. G.
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Dental Parlors
-
Sac. BROAD STREET,

WHOLE SET OF TEETH, 81 TO SD
GoLD FILLING, $3.50 TO $500.
AAfALGAM FILLING soc TO So.
WHITE FILLING, so CENTS TO $1.5O.
Crown and Bridge work done IN the
most artistic manner. Old sets made
over good as new. "a Satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms Casn-
OFFICE HoURs 8 A. M. to p. ~.
CHAS b. JA( KSON Surgeon Dentist
Proprietor
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We must certainly be less distrust-
full one of the other, and the best
way to accomplish this is not to de
ceive.
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The WILSON Tariff Bill should be
defeated. Never has more PERM
cious measure left the confines of a
committee room.
1t will ruin Virginia's interests and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-06

Success Ia this life cannot be at
tanned by growing over the accom-
plishments OF Others.
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Z The tongue of the slanderer
wounds many hearts deeply and
does no appreciable good.
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People who have much work to do
and do 1t find but little time TO DIS
acuss the faults of others.
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\ Some OF Us have complained SO
eauoh that It Lee hecnuoe second ma
Fture.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-06

bis Gov. CHARLES T. O'FERRALL
May he be an Improvement
his predecessor.
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5ur financial prosperity rests to a
treat extent in our owns hands.
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- - - ANAAHte Dr1tsunN1r3Nt
evcA - As Is pure SD Sc guidea ~
truth, that WIN sver stand. We apsn sssss
ths safes o. cur 0fasr and bSa tEA cl
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oost GAa Iarge bensat.
Tor aEy lssornatiUa fHrtA@. ~ to 6
establishment Of Lodges, etc., pleAse 81
6reas J. s. Reid, Grand Secretary. BS&
a4s, norfolk, Va.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Address Hen. A. ". Harris, eecrsf1rx.
(eenfral oRcs,I sz1 h. etA s.. Esnat
rAoaa, Va.
FOR General THfOrnatiea
Address Janlss II. BuCknos. araaa
fhlas Asev@~Sris. Va.
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All communications intended for publicatl IN
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EeY PTIAN TALIsMANs.

MRS. MARTH, While wandering with the Gyp-
sies obtained IL aud now il the only one In the
cify Who has the GENUINE CHARM. Although IN
priacipled women who call themselves Ceirvoy
ants. Astrologers and Fortuue Tellere. claim 10
have It's secret rest assured it's power u too
sscA ed to be In the hands OF such artful women
who would put it to bad use.
Rea der, do you ever notice that some people
seem to have good luck all the time, no matter
what they do, them seem to prosper. while otn-
along No matter how hard they try, Chey hno
~ ne end Of the year they are are no better on
mar shen they started This 10 because they
1--we not the 1alisman. while the successful peo-
ole In all probabilities. have been TO one OF the
Genuine mediums and oh tained one.
Uyou are ureuccessful In business. have bad
pck things 20 wrong with you then YOU should
have an Ey0ptian Talisman, This removes eli
evil ionuences, brings good luck and keeps al
trouble and . ckness away. DO not M AIRY, DO
ON any business or do anything until have Sc
cured one Of her Telismans. IL will bring back
the rrnaway lover, wife OF husband.
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orF1cKnA

Rev. ]. II. Holmes, Prvsideats J. u
Clark, Vice-PresideRf; Rev. R SPliisr
Business Manager; Rev. ii. p. Weedcn,
Treasurer; Hon. A. W. Harris, SeOsta-
ry.
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Building, Loan, Saving and Insurance
business. Authorized capital, $1e0. 600
Shares $50; payments 60cts. per month.
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you anu =. "-s ~, -. .3t - - 49, % n y -
and hle name. business and date OF acquaintance
Clairvoy antly ALL YOUR FUTURE Will DC
written In an honest. clear. plain manner anc
In A dead trance. Mothers should know the sue
cess OF their husbands and children, young Ladies
should know every thing about their sweetheart
or Intended husband. DO not keep company,
marry or 20 into business until you know all;
do not let silly religious scruples prevent your
consulting.
MADAME Is the only one In the world who Sen
tell You the FULL NAME OF your future hus
band, with age and cate OF marriage, and tells
whether the one you love Is true or false.
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COST OF Ls1ABLIsHISa A LoDanL

For the sum OF $500 each, persons
can De organised In a Lodge Of Good Sei
maritaps--Tbis sum entities each one ia
Elk degrees Of the OTSeF and a policy q
Insurance for the SUM Of OxE HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
Lodges generally pay from $500 10
$500 Per week during sickness, ane
IRON $4,000 to $1,000 for huEial-Fo1
this members are geheFally charged from
20 to 50 cents per month Is dues to IA
Lodge.
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OBJECTS OF TIRE oRDEn.

The object Of this Order Is to provide
for It's members In case OF sickness, TO
bury it's dead in a decent manner, and
20 psy an endowment from $4,000 to
$4,000 to tie widow orphan or heirs
of the deceased. Also to teach the prin-
ciples OF temperance aud brotherIy kind
nsss--as we'll as to teach that 'ein union
there is strength"
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Published every saturday by John Mitchell,
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mond. Va.
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JUVENILE DKPARTHKNT.

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c / A | R Y 0 Y A N 7

MRS. MARTB, the world renowned and highl
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Love and Marriage a speciality. Every mystery
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Entersd in the 2, st-Omee at RiehmoAd. Va.
an second class matt.r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-11

sequently he came to Chicago ard at
tended the Chicago Medical college,
graduating in 1868. The early scene
of DIR. Senn's labor was at Ashford,
Fond du Lac county, Wis. In 1874 he
moved to Milwaukee and became the
physician of the Milwaukee hospital.
In 1876 he was delegate to the medi-
cal congress of the United States, and
from that time on his ability as a sur
geon attracted attention. His fame as
a lecturer brought him to Chicago.
Under Gov Peck he was made sur
geon general of the state of Wisconsin.
position which he filed even after he
had taken up his residence in Illinois.
Gov. Altgeld, recognizing his fitness
for the same honor in Illinois, appoint
ed him surgeon general of the Illinois
National guard, with the rank of
colonel, at the beginning of his term.
1T was through the efforts of DR.. Sem
that the National Association of Mill
tary Surgeons, of which he Is now the
president, was formed The military
school at Washington was also started
through his efforts. By his investiga
tions he discovered a means of ascer-
tanning whether or not intestines had
been penetrated by gunshOt wound
in the region of the abdomen. The
value of this knowledge in surgery can
not be overestimated or understood
outside of the profession
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-11

We are so used to regarding the
world around US from the standpoint
of our own sight that it is hard to re-
alize that to other creatures, far out
numbering us and, perhaps, quite q
important in the economy Of nature,
it must look quite different The
honey bee, for example, is supplied
with pair of compound eyes with
hundreds of facets, each capable of
sight by itself, and several occelli or
little, simple eyes more closely allied
to our own. How these eyes are used,
what are their separate functions,
what sort of images they can present
to their owners, all remain questions
as interesting and well-nigh unsolved
as they were before the days of our
powerful microscopes. Notwithstand-
ing the fact that hundreds of en-
tomologists have been and are inter
ested in this subject, we yet are only
ut the stage where we can affirm that
the honey bee sees q very different
flower from the one in which we OBJ
serve her in search for sweets, al
though of what that difference is and
how it is produced we can form but
little idea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-11

Old Mexican Mines.

Whenever a cave is newly discovered
in New Mexico or Arizona the finders
first hope is that he has unearthed An
old Spanish or Mexican mine, but this
seldom or never has proved to be the
case. Generally these holes In the
mountains are natural caves in lime
stone or sandstone formations, but
sometimes they lie between walls OF
hard rock, which perhaps contain
mineral deposits, indicating that the
primitive civilized Indians may have
dug their way in following soft
streak in search Of tale to use in pot
terry making. with no thought for
precious metals. Stalactites, snowy
white, hang from their roofs, and where
mineral water has percolated these
crystallizations take on gorgeous me
tallic hueS Human bones ara some
times found in these caves and other
evidences of human work or former
occupancy. The Coffee cave and Rob
inson's cave, in the Black range, in
southern New Mexico, have been ex-
plored for several hundred feet, and
other large caves in that region remain
to be explored.
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Kaiser wiIhelm's Industry.

The German emperor is hard work
er, man of restless and unceasing ac-
tivity- He needs but little sleep him.
self, and exscts long hours from every
one in attendance. Four or five hours
rest is all that he cares for, and the
physicians say that he is burning the
candle at both ends. He is ALWAYS
ready of speech, and on great occasions
makes but little preparation. His
tongue works smoothly. his thoughts
flow freely and gracefully and his
memory is marvellous. After talking
an hour to the crowd of listeners he
will repeat his speech, word for word,
to his secretary for use in his Official
organs. and has hardly ever been
known to make q slip or miss q single
sentence.
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20 Fred-don't got"

20 Fred-don't go!'
Then, as if she had betrayed herself
little, she added: "At least not in
anger!''
"Good-by. say, and l say it for
ever!' and he jerked himself from her
| grasp and whirled his back upon her.
! In moment she had thrown her
arms about him, and had him fast.
"Ah, welii you do care, Flo; but why
won't You say SOP"
She burst into tears. He unclasped
her encircling hands and led her to the
settee.
FLO, I love you-love you with a
| kind of love that would sacrifice all my
own happiness to see you happy-even
| with another. But unless you return
my love, life will be nothing to me
Can you not tell me trueA"
Happy as I am, Fred, now" said
/ Flo, an hour later, with you all my
own, whether you are here or in the
far-of plains of Texas"
But, dearest, am not going back
to the far-off plains Of Texas"
Not going back, Fred?"
| mot going back, Miss Truax!"
| Flo was nonplussed. She had vivid
and painful recollection of talk with
her father only the night before, dur
| ing which he had hotly maintained
| that Wooliscroft would not amount to
much. because the young man had too
little faith in anything to stick to it
and await results She knew she had
not been able to refute his allegations.
Now here she had most convincing
proof of their truth.
| While she was revolving this thought
| in her mind, and while waiting for her.
companion to speak further, q brilliant
aerolite shot across the armament
| cry out in wonderment.
Wasn't that grand" exclaimed Flo,
Marvellous"
Then, after little pause, he added:
But that is nothing to what have'
seen in Texas A short time before Il
left the ranch, was nearly frig
to death by meteor. l was crossing a,
stretch of pasture, about eleven o'clock
at night, when instantly the whole
iCd'cuS were IlSuLSO up ny q OdlA "a
fire, and a Kissing sound turned my at
tention to the south, where, a second
later, huge stone struck the earth and
buried itself almost out of sight Iran,
to it. and-Flo-'
his breath came short and quick.
II am to-day worth one hundred
thousand dollars!"
"What under tho sum- Have you lost
your senses. Fred~
''No; am sane and sober, but ecs-
tatically happy!'
He drew from his pocket little box,
and opened it
There! Count those beauties! They
are all of the first water. Read this"
He handed her bit Of paper. It
contained a note from a jewelry firm
saying, in brief, that the stones were
remarka BILE specimens, and were very
valuable, particularly because they
were aerolite diamonds The firm Of
fersd to buy the three largest for five