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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
NATIONAL CIRCrlT RACES.

Washinsron Oeto,er 6.-Washsnston
ended the list OF Nat oial circuit blcyol,
races today and upwards Of 800 people
saw the rursle ~ the cracks FOR tho tlile
Of champion OF 1895, The meeting Vas
under he ansplcrs Of The Waite Flyer
Club s,H Closed the National c!rcui, races
for 1895. summary.
MIS- open, profess5onal-Flrs seat
Tom COOPER ], n +. McCurdy ., Bowler Q
Second heat-E,lie Raid. Arthur Gar
diner, G. \. Chuvh. Time, , 2d -
nal heat. IA lie Bald. Gardner. Coon.
er Tine, 2;is S.5.
Mic open, amareurs- Fins hea.-Fred
ScA.iA, B!llie Sims, E l. Wilson. Time
TTo.ihlrds OF mile. opea. professional.
lie Bald. cooper. {. \. Churoh Time
Twe. mile handicap. amateur-E. l.. Wi.
son, - yards won; H. \. War7avor go
Earl~, 'e,ond; BILLIE SINS - yards, th.rd
Time, i5l Is
Two m.'e handicap. profess onal ono
heNi-Vom Cooper, scratch, won. Arthur
G.,1i!cr second, Eddic BAbi third. Time.
90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
rnE Mprr AT AorrDrcT

New York, October 5.-This was -he
open.ng day OF the oueen's County Jockey
club at Aqueduct The attendance vas
fair
SIX furlonr.-Contractor, Draw Lad.
Cslhhee, Time. l1sis
Me, .ellins-Brs Premier, Crimea.
Tine. lts&.
Fv.-e,ghth, - miie-set Fast Relic.
son, Celeoso. Time, l.n.a.
hnt. ma.dens-! Golden Badge, Bon Am.
Eve. turlonss nm All. n! Daddy.
Friendship. Time, i.o3.
Mile and s1teenth, selling Jefferson.
Rey del Mar. ST. Francis. Time. IS.
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MFRGrXTrArrp Appr.,s

Chicago, oc,nher :. 80 Otim.r. Mereon-
thaler, Inventor Of the Mers-ntaa,er type
setting machine. has sppc.lsd for III, ie.
c sion Of Commissioner seymour in awsrtl.
ing priority Of invention TO certain i'm.
proNements o. The machine TO w. s. Scud-
fer. Thrrc arr two cases In both -,
which h. commits .orcr decided t., favo.
81 Seudder Thr appeal is 10 he Un.tcl
State. court Of appeals Of the Sls.rlc, !.
Columbia.
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TnE ArosroI.Ic nrIrnArr

Washington, oc;ebcr e--Ca,,irsl Ga
tolh IL rayidny completing N. arr.nya.
ment q hi> fairs, PREPARATORY Il, n. ..
parture from the United St.i.. liz III
le.Ne Wash nston neIt Wednesday sns
sill from New York on the i7tS ~'''
Archbishop Martinez has .lr.,d,
nductei RIO the adm nistrstion Of ans.
tolr delegate,
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sFcnNn ELL MEE1.

Louisville. ky. October 5.-fhe seek
faH meeting II the ousvllle prsa
association closed .his q -iAS ,,oa. 80
mary!
M-rrran.s Stakes. slHo. so liars VI
--t'cais g.. l~iy Young. Adm9na' Fl
J,Te County Stakes 5000, !N ~
-le NJ
Two-year-old trot, purse !so-N,is.s,||
M1reYp Miss Delta Fox. MATT NJ
for Time. ..9n
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\ REMARKABLE CURE OF p'']
TERRY

John Peterson of rstou;vine; IN
fsred with dysertery for. elsh, NM.
and tried three OF the best n 81
New Orleans. also half a ao.eps slA
patent medicines Very ht,n ol<fl
lowed until he began uslhs RI
Cohc, Cholera and Diarrhrsss
which effected a permanent =
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sVrDrS pArTIZED.

Georgetown, Texas. OCTOBER y
Towres' MIL. six miles east o. ~ ~
town, twenty-five members Of tne s ~;
Free Miss lonavN church were psp- sI
Rev Gustav johnson. All adahs i,
wh m were women There Wa..s Z.
crowd present on each bank OF NV
10 witness the ceremonies.
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ME CLENELANns

Buzzard's Bay Mass October s.-Th,
president has definitely decided TO leave
here tomorrow a1a WI rr,bablN. taL,
Mrs Cleveland Rri the chaaran
thought the family VIII go to New yors
on tha private yacht OF The preslie,,'
Mrs. Cleveland expects 10 visit the Rena,
diets at hSlst Gree1whh
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TOURING IN TENNESSEE.
BRYAN Delivers a Mastery Speech
at Memphis.
DESCRIBES THE BALLOON DOLLAR.
1t Keep. Get1r Up un'il the People cAa
Not Even See I-Money Thai the
Masses Eeqni-e.
DESCRIBES THE BALLOON DOLLAR

80 = -. 7-1i-,,ts
The nights -an was mage % ~ iiAhVls
Central vsSlt1ied limited express ana
- ,,s..,..,. s-...t-f i.,-tFs-. The Pail.
ROAD COMPANY nEeTe- tat 1iA las -is-is-
traNeief every rcCr.e-y
committee az Ner,l.ih:aus nsa 4et by !
,.a,...., 80. r,,..-,,- -. -hsi-iran 6; I
7 FilzruEs.. Colonel N I.-afu II, ~hFlH'A' 3
foiouel Jonr Goodwin ana Z = O9lum
-,.-..a ~ ts-,--- s-r-- :. 7,o..ss. Tho5- 4
tS-sl 't- -'-i - , al r. -. -
sands o. l'Heins N"ff a. ing
witness the ar-lynl . the ran4i1zts- - 4
<,-ro.,. ss,staz. zos.s,rs ,rer. a. the .rn-
-N-'' . 80 49,.
Ise--lae 'iH a1ioF % '-'V a'~
cu-ied Mr. Bryan ard thA Mniurflf tpili'
r-t,-.s 10, ,ha PEG. ,e,fr. vhs-e RE par-g
- 49, ,..-,,-..s D.. see
bI'aAf- i"'4 - - - .-, 49,
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COLllsIcN RTPORTEp

Ottawa, ont, October 5.-A XII,
circulated here today that coil's'.
occurred on the Canadian Pacn.s
Forage. IN which four. pc'r,ssd
Killed. The report can not he 'e'"
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ELLIOTT RESTS cLARIpdE

baltimore, Md, October s'-h.'l
C,arldge holder OF the Dupont ~
ami champion Eve bird shot OF ~ VI
States. was defeated here ,oiAa
match race at ffty birds by J. ~
lott Of Kansas City by sceis
TO Al
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NNw JrRsEY REPuBLlCA

Trento1. y. j.. October s-Tns
lican state committee met TO-DAY ,,,s
reports fran the county or tsnW b
Secretary Foster says they sh0
loCt. over fNN for Mckinie!'
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HEARING GRIryANcrs

New York, October S--The board OF ar
eitrs'fon Of the National baseball league
WAS IN session here today behind closed
n0ors' The forenoon session was taken
a western .eaene, ;he nature OF which mas
not been aScerta.ned. Henry Powers of
me So1thern League also had n Grievance
oeiere the board during the day. Mr..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

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SADNESS IN The HOME.
BETRAYED bv One She Loyed end
Death Mas her Lot
HE SOUGHT TO HIDE HIS wOFS
Two Arrcr.s for Murder Last NJ rht ana $
Decor Detained 10 Tax " iih
Chief Helm


'os Colorado street. sixth wara. SIR SEES
4, o.elocs las, n3shi ana l.sav iae Re-
,., -..,,.,. &c. .-,s
"i-'
German cemetery
This IL no. delTh q N osual 01a--
actor I. pas po4 az occasio- . Aars
.,., boa .-.ss 49, s----.r.
'h'o"sH q" Illness i'o'' -4''i@
ier-inE over The bed after weeks az Gaze
s.1 wa,cbtrr TO Kiss he brow - Desth
49, rr...,, <,..-, g..
'''
lls ID ann re'en.is-77 @-si se'
Is o1e Of promises ua45. ana promises
broken II The story 80 fold before SIC
s..s -. .-. aud 8. So .-- s.-,. STOW
81 love ana 4iie'-'qn 't--s VASE"
ca= " hose only puT}oss vas to accom-
-5,.A me rain n .b- one be p-st.a.ss
- --. ,.-. .--.-.. ~
%"
the man Of the Wof4l' 'h~ 9"''
te -4l4 al were listened 70 70 ,ais yo-as
ana --.,s-f,l woman who k,..yr -7- a. she
~..,,s. ~. 49,, - -, .-s o,r..- .,.-....
NOR srnfd against nan SHINING. ard -
,,sse~r A hey s-ir7,.-5 lower .hs aas
.-. .-... ~.
1eN1tae mother --
wo-l5 and made su-e lis caan-es 20 -
-.....4 ,5,,,tssi,- &C. tN. -.7~.sls ~ ne
.-.,.,.. ..-..
-
E reward after mis- ME i'i az existence
uus.a -r. & by deeds vr- are taught t9
... ,-,r,frr csN5 as things That sho4ia
Dol
e'ding TO the e1t 7-'Aiies q he' foF@'
The Young girl dis '-sie - at'er Z urt
,fs, s,. WIS 70 become a uu,ne-. aa3
"fei''s' she VEN 20 "s' 0'-
r.r ecsdsion. and asked ihsd he fnarrg
hey. Was he tarnfll - the prom s. h'
,...4 -.s5., No H.. t,-s o. s. f-sr.
""'I' "7
bring everything around al riEht and
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The storms and winds Of troubs y
sickness assail the mariner on life's ~
He must be clear headed and s,ronsx.S
led Il he would successfully combat ~
The man who works with his hands =
The man who works with his hrains -
have a beautiful. wholesome BODY. = n
will fail. 4 blacksmith can't do NJ
work II he is weak and sick from ;,nss.
blood, poor digestion and weak Ius-
The lawyer cannot strongly plead IA
clients cause II the brain is full Of ims.'
tiles and his nerves are racked by s.,x
lessness and unrest.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discps,nl
Is a money maker because il puts M
and brain in perfect trim for work. Il
makes stomach, liver. bowels and kidpe,I
Dc their proper work. II helps the 81
to digest and supplies blood and mem
and brain with just he material I'd
needs. Weak and nervous men ID
women become strong and vigorous vi
It's use. For thirty years II has b,
recognized as the best OF all TONES y
blood makers.
Nine teaths Of all the ills that human ~ !
heii 20 are 6uc to constipation n peopie ~
became constructed OF -rfuff--;'v relieved ~
doctors would starvt TO death Headache - |
burn so-- stomach. hiii1us1-ss and thosat |
o;he- ills are due to CONSTIPATION aud corniz
tor 20 promptly and pe-rnane n,ly cured b. !
fir.ces Pleasant Pellets One Pellet -
Z sr;ie laxative and two mid cathariic m
never r-ipc end do 10, get y1u up al I'LL
u 4grisls sen them. nothing el5e b ~
s. good.
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Powers troubles relate to Atlanta. WA
has lately been absorbed By The VI
ScltnN Western league
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FrS' race. I've .ni 4 half furlonss. p
ycsr-rl1s sclling-rree Lance las. 1Iurl
orion 10 y. c Cr5ede. Hachleherg rs
mohawk Prince, Nsnita. Dr. Jim a5
Second race. ,nn mile M! lens Goncho.
j.riern. Fern Seed lea, BANK Cashier los.
Gloy'r VeniiE. NICK John.,a BERGEN.
High Tide II, South Afircs,. Ca7:an Pear
hmbA r ~
Third r.c-. Ave AMI half furlonss.
selling -WsAzer ~. Jack Of spades H.
mslcH, Master James 10 Lady Diamond
100 Sir John. MnrSr1ye. Cam7ania, sam
NE I, ~, polanl1 Inheritance e7. Hernia
~. juno Tenderness Religion o. Ven. Ia
Fourth race. one mile, selling Dogeeit.
Marshall Jos HaG Sione. Ingomar iot. Van
F'i,srallc {"
FIN rac-. .tour snd a half furionra. :
Ycsr old r1.i1'n.-R-hbic W Stockhri 20
ETraE,i9p.. Harry PHI, New souta IL,
Chsnce, NsN,rous Tea Leaf i01
Sixth race. one tni ones xtsenth miles
~, Clarls 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

His mother says no began to be queer
boy at two weeks.
Charles insanity shows itself by his
exceedingly funny actions. lie Interrupts
the most serious conversation with "a SHY
smile. He bursts into laughter IN the
middle of the night and some nights he
laughs the whole night long. Ills express
sion is tho funniest and at the same tlhe
the silliest, ever seen upon baby face.
ABUSES TIE PATIENTS.
At the clinic whore this baby goes
weekly. he is source OF amusement ioI
the other patients. But the doctors snake
their heads. for they know That tnl5 boy
will never regain his reason. Nhle thcy
examine him he breaks into "a smile so
iaiotic that they have 10 laugh. lie y
not what is called an idiot. nut is leaHF
and truly insane. smart tnou. p lh
way. but crratic. not 20 bc ocpenoeu
upon. and apt 10 change any minute 20 u
violent state. lie may mature suoo'hN
and become that monstrcsity, an old man
at two years.
sudden development and in three months
pass through an the varying stages o4
lile His teeth may come. he may ta.H
ilucntiy. Ills teeth ana har may leaNe
him. his speech fct feeble, ANA no may
grow gray and WrIulied. lile cnnNtlsd-
tional powers may for the feW weeks OF
tho transition period Doe tine equal oi inc
average grown man. ana tnfu may lali
until Doe dies Of sc1.lo dcniuif-cica OF
old age at Two years 01cN q. case I.-
Gently happened. For TWO Wneks the BABY
talked IKE an old man. only showing in
his CONVEX lion Che Jack OF experience;
When he oI0I Nn was Pass NfNhlfd ana
yellow as inter apple in summer line'
Just now hc is 'Hehius aIl .le time.
IhNsicians. 'iils.r Oh ci-'t'h ms
eases and tho.. who laye cNrrte or OUT
"oor ihiiIitilfH stf tNtt I'D. amy "iivi'
il occurs among ile fIch ns wen as me
poor. but when p rich baby becomes in-
sane IT Is treated snee Oily and generally
gets well or dies under the treatment
But with poor baby the case runs nlong
until the hrain is hopelossy bcloeeed.
That r. why you near OF tne poor, nnt not
tne rich.
Inc symptom NNiDh p 'fA<t nNhf pre-
tcnts vary. tHt NlD-..f Noli'e la pee
cGliaritta ohH lhinhs lItl are lfDrocl'N.
The fatlci secs ihem and tets alarmed
One child OF lltle more lnHn lDar sul-
denly refused rs 1000 though AZ bad been
eating al the lahic Tor ihi'e months. Not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
SOME NOTES on THE SITE FAIR
AND RICE NETTING.
Some Interesting Contests Furnished
Sale OF Bob Jobnston-Thc Deep
Run Hunt Club Reception.

The annual fair and race-mceting OF
the Virginia State Agricultural Society
began on Tuesday. the 18th instant, and
closed the following Friday. The at
tendance was far below what It should
have been throughout the week, and ON
Thursday only did the crowd approach
even the gathering that was expected.
That day probably about five thousand
people were on the grounds. The Society
battled against odds on every side
straitcncd resources. unsettled condition
OF finances. absorption Of the public in
political affairs; then burdened by de-
5truction OF property wrought by the re-
cent storm, IL is only natural that with
such handicaps to shoulder that the out
look I'm the beginning was far from
being bright.
The initial day was damp and chilly,
and the track heavy from rain Of the
night previous. consequently the gather
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

nor bullying. The mother. en- ignorant
foreigner. said: And for two Wcchs 50 e.
walk all the time."
This led TO an Investigation Of t1' ,1't
that for two weeks the young lazy Ntu
refused to be seated. and spent her nilnt5
on her feet IN her crib. She was peg -
full little mite. but the day before had
siiddci risen TO her feet, ioddled tc'o, ,
the room. Knocked her iour-N'aIIoid
brother down thrown his playthinHs ou1
of the window and upset an the cnllIa D.,
the room. Thou she sat down ana WoIiu
not rise for two weeks. That is the way
insanity affects some babies.
The cure for am insane baby is the re-
moval Of the thing that made II insane
and careful food with quiet surroundings.
The second two arc easily manager, uut
il is as hard 10 tako things away from
an insane baby ass from am insane oiu' .
person. only the baby dies instead or
fighting it out. Opium. pafeeoilc tne nii %
fcrcnt forms of liquor that are gwen 10
make quiet and sleep. have formed tnia
habit and the baby dies I'm breaking II
Nurrss are said by doctors to be the
Offenders in the majority OF cases j %
get 81 good nights sleep they give n nhDl
almost anything from cli,t 40 Ni.I ILL, p
and from jamaica rum 10 bay rum.
Drurkar1s are made Dr. The hundred, but
II is the insane ones that are worse Oh.
There is hope for the baby drunkard, III
tie homo Tor tne other.
Two funny insane iittlc girls Of three
were brought into d oisr Ns''l' h''
AGO. ThCy were tvirs-cnnre OF insanity
urknowr-but crazy ns ions were tlDF.
When they came in they both got down
and crawlcd across thr floor 80 the doctor.
Vncn tlov rolled over. set up. urd made
faces I'D caon other. hcNlra. ana lay back
ami laughed until ihoy cried. Ihct Wore
said to- bee so smart that their hl'ihs
"ffurtn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

chased a big bay golding by Flyaway.
dam by n Thoroughbred sire. that he will
use as hunter this season. lie Is up 20
heavy weight and able to clear five feet
with ease DR.. White has been liberal
purchaser and has owned some good
horses lie IL bold, fearless cross
country rider and one OF the most en-
thusiastic members of the Deep Run Hunt
ClIb.
The house-warming and reception OF
the Deep Run Hunt Club. at their new
quarters. on the afternoon Of Saturday,
the 18th instant. was an exceedingly clev-
or affair The spread was bounteous
and elegant and unbounded hospitality
was the order OF the day. Mai Otway
:. Allen, president OF the club presided
and extended the most cordial welcome
10 guests. BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Mr.. Jefferson Davis ELOQUENT Tribute
., An Old Family servant.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis. in letter 10 a
friend In Baltimore. pays touching trib-
ute TO Frederick McGinnis. wao died
from Injuries sustained on the Western
MARYLAND railroad on October llth. says
the Ralt!ncre Sun. Frederick was Mr.
Davis faithful servant and friend during
his imprisonment at Fortress Monroe.
Mrs Davis writes:
"He was an honor 10 his race. a man
OF sterling integrity. high intelligence,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

A careful examination OF the trees that
are struck by lightning shows that over
half Of them are white poplar From
this fact scientists conclude that the pop
lar has some value as a conductor OF
lightning. This being the case. agricul-
turists are advised 10 plant these trees 10
the vicinity Of their farm buildings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
T,e politirai Mother Coos.

Gin, n song of silver. OF II We az" 'ny'
Gaze upon the stufnns Of the s'i'ei"'S
pr,an Altreld. Coxey, Tiliman' a'so
Waite. 49, . .h,,r
on the third November will meet 'h''r
final fate.
rt,,e Pov Bryan. stop blowing your
horn; -,
The voters are thinkins-your occupi-
tons gone;
where's the Boy in the WHITE House
would creep
Under the daisies Of ballots asleep
s..o,,.ss..,, 50. ~ a. n AK
Hickory. Dickory. Dock
sixteen 10 one by tho clock.
thinking a minute shows Bryan not in II.
Hickory. Dickory. Dock, W. y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

The colonel was ar>ious TO liquor.
But the bartender rain was 10 biQuOr
Regarding the price,
The which would suffice
To make any sick person the siquor.
Detroit Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

seems, had been a morphine eater for
years. When tho child was born IL was
healthy, but within a day began to show
signs OF collapse.
IL doubled up IN agony and became life
loss-spasm succeeded tpasm. lts mother,
seeing its suffcIirgs and recognizing them
as her own when deprived OF morphine
gave II q tiny dose. Immediately IL was
calm and as well as any Gay-old baoy'
But IL had 10 have the morphine later III
the day and again In the night ana many
times next day. The child prospered ana
the mother kept on giving the morphine;
But at three months Il showed signs OF
becoming insane. IL never smiled, never
uttered sound OF any KIND. was ~,
wrong inside and out. IL took the rihio1i
doctors "a long time to find out the ruin
and the whole truth But they MANAGED
10 cure the child before IL lost us miilu
forever and ever. -, l.
The small boy before quoted who IS
insane. has peculiar tastes. ne prefer
not 10 wear his clothes Though able 10
Will, nv himself in the street. ne is not
bonnv unless no can take his rainDles
r,in ON the coolest day without ally
Clones on. 10 IS happy only when n
dressed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Asylum comfortably inhabited.
lie Is fifteen months ole and has been
a lunatic since he was .cicvon months.
How much earlier than thtt is not known.
for his parents are poorl and no brain
specialist saw Charles ufdcr that atc'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
1NsANE AT TWO.

The case Of a crazy baby came mp be-
zorro The clinic Of large city not long
r~o. \ girl was brought there ty her
mother. She refused TO stand on Ter icet
although sho had been watkins Tor =
adv Of two. was placed upon The foor
no promptly sat down. No PERSUASION
rruld induce her TO arise, neither ca ms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

IN, iaculator fish. which is found IL
tho lakes Of Java. uses it's mouth as
squirtaun. and SIS good marksman. IL
"a stake or pole is put IN the water WIN
thc cnd projecting three rect ABOVE inc
surface. and 81 beetle or fly is placed on
fhc top OF the pole. the water VIII soon
DE swarming with nnny cunnors. Pres
a,.i-- ono comes 20 the surface. observes
i- prey. and measures it's distance.
rrro IL screws its mouth into very
fnnv shapc. discharges stream of
water. and knocks 'hc ny or beetle into
tho water. whore 70 is instantly dcvoured
nv the successful shooter. or some OF
lls hungry cOmpaions.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
7HE YOUNGEST LuNATIc.
New York Baby Of Fifteen Months Has
Been Insane For More Than Year.
He WILL NOT WEAR HIS CLOTHING.
Laughs with q Side-splItiing smile That
- Makes tho Doctors Lose Their Gravity.
Asylum for Treatment of Insane
Babics-Insaac at Two.


VNVII3 INII'I 3"''l TT -" '9''''|'I
n TW YORK claims the honor OF
N !" q. a. !. u ]. !. !. 81. \. !.
n owning the youngest insane pcr-
~ son in the world. Charles War
saw. whose address can be casi-
| ~ obtained. has symptoms OF
u insanity as pronounced as those
- OF the patients VINO I'm Bloom
fr~i4In and Innp fng Stale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Fashion plates containing designs for
Cl1thing for pct dogs are regularly sued
by some OF the Partisan tailors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Is the Oae True Blood Purifier. Andruggists. o.
PreparA only by g. /. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
=, =, -.,. are the only p.lls to take
Hoods Pills with Hoods s..ssAparlIla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-03
Alaskn's Gold Efol3s.

General Duffield, superintendent of
the coast and geode.Io survey, has re.
turned from Alaska with the intelligence
that the British and American survey
ing parties have run boundary lines
which are in practical agreement and
which place all the known gold 6elds in
American territory. There may be gold
on some OF the creeks after thev cross
INTO British Colum biz but as vet none
has been found. IL The surveys are thus
without difference worthy OF note-ro-
where exceeding 200 'eet-the two gov
ernmsots should "a able TO come to an
smicable agreement without lengthy
controversy.
The spseial attention of the people in
tie mining states is ca led by the Dem
v-r News e. one statement in the report
os Genessi Dan6eld: Hs says that great
restitution prevails End tt at there ara
thousands OF men about Cooks inlet.
whp will starve unless relieved and that
there seem. little prospect OF their be-
ing able TO get away. Very little gold
can be obtained by Individual placer
mining and there is scarcely any free.
gold IN any form. There is thus a
mighty small chance for man going in
With the hope OF making a big stake
His opportunities are much better in
any OF the mineral states OF the west.