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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

broke out all over her. They came out be
water b'ister1 and would turn into scap5
with corruptlons. and would itch so that
had 20 keep her hands tied up Tor over
three months. and could not put her shoes
ON. sho was IN this bad condition Tor
over SIX months, and got no relief from
our doctors medicine / saw ijr. Greene
Nervura blood and nerve remedy adyer-
tsed and thought ! would try 1t. After
using It one week my little girl got her
appetite back and seemed SO much better
an I'm Ave weeks she was entirely cured
and IS now strong and healthy thanks 90
Dr. Greene's wonderful Nervura- L would
advise mothers 10 use &c for their children
no mater what their disease. have also
used Dr. Greenes Nervura myself for
dive epsla. and found great benefit l
think It is a grand medicine and shall
always keep a bottle IN the house. and
have recommended It 20 all the neighoors
and 20 my friends
In case Of doubt or uncertainty call
upon DR.. Greene. or write 70 him az mis-
ONCE. So West 18th ST., New York city
Consultation is free.
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OF see that they have put a sounding
BOZ I'd at the back az the ministers pull
pit." said Baron. what do you suppose
that's fort
Egburt-"v'hy Go throw cut tho sound.
Gracious said Baron 't yon throw
out the sound there won't be any thinS
Jeff of the sermon. Boston Home Jour
nal
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Mrs. Augusta Macs accompice OF Mar
tn Thorn VINO w4s executed for the MUIR
der OF William Gulensupps Oh August J.
IS going blind. She IS now serving
term in prison.
Senator Quay driven 10 BAY by the re-
cent disclosures against him and the po-
nucal defeat with which lie is threatened
Will abandon tile policy which he mas tol-
lowed 80 long and take The stump IN MS
own defense.
Joseph Mckinley. OF Philadelphia met
death strangely on Tuesday night lie
had just related a humorous story TO his
wife while they were seated upon the
'front.' porch OF their home, "nen, Win {
laugh still upon his lips. he suddenly zen
forward and died before medical ana could
be brought
The transport Newport just from Ma
Mia at san Francisco brought Major
Simpson OF General Otiss STAFF who Is
ordered 20 report I'm Washington, three
furloughed men and Captain James q.
report for duty 90 Washington, hut II Is
understood be VIII be forced TO resign as
il has been found impossible 90 Keep him
from drinking and creating disturbances.
he began trouble here Dy having TO" N
a beer cellar with young Ho.iander over
woman and chalonfias Hoiander 10 night
q duel Tn Honolulu Doc also hau quar-
TEL in a public place. and IL Is said that
1t required several officers 20 look after
him iu Mania.
Cora Smith. who was serving life SEN
tence in the Illinois penitentlary Tor the
murder Of her father killed herself by
eating live spiders. she had been trying
for weeks 10 and a way 10 take her life
and seeing one day the spiders crawling
on the walls Of the prison yard It occurred
TO her that they would serve She caught
a number Of the poisonous insects ana ate
them, with fatal result.
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1 know a mon whose wife
Never worries over what
Other men are earning or
Costly .hiuss their wives have got
While he tolls from 7ay 20 day,
Doing what he calls his best,
She has not "a ward 90 say
That can r8nko IN his breast
L know q man who-e wife
Never euviously frets
Just because his earnings IAN
Short of what some other gets.
While he hIE3.y tolls away
Doing what he calls his best
sac sleeps undisturbld to-day,
Wun her hands crossed on her breast
$. u. Klscr in Cleveland Leader
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I-eful Prenarations.

"The girls are an going IN for gymnas-
ties now said Miss Point Breeze 40
young ar. Homewo0d.
Jaw. indeed lly I ask why2'
so as to Doe ready TO jump az an offer
81 marriage '-Piusburs Chronicle-Ieie-
graph.
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Easily.


Chollv-Her hair is bleached.
Reggy--'Tis false.
Cholly-False hair can be bleached.-
New York Ledger
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with thc Tide.

When with grandpas hard-earned coin
Our girls get in the peerage,
They forget while crossing over in state
That grandpa crossed in the steerage.
Chicago News.
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CnpiI's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Didn't she give You back your engage
ment ring2'
"Wen. she sent me the pawn ticket
Chicago Record.
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TvoofaKind.
Not Recently.

New fannels and small BOYS are apt 10
shrink from washing Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

came 10 do It: for the next six he won
ders how he ever came TO do it himself
New York Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

did you enjoy the English opera last
night
"Why. yes 7 enjoyed e.; out / didn
t,.,,,. n vvos r,,-rfsb -pbfladelphla Bull
letin.
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TWO YOUNG TO MARRY.

ATLANTA. GA Oc'. lo.--rhree years
ego. pretty Lillian smith eyed thiitecn
ran away to Decatur with hee sweet
heart. Joseph o. Bailey and the two
were united I'm marriage. Upon return
mg 10 the city and informing their
friends % their union they We're startled
10 learn that their bond was not a legal
one. owing 10 the age Of the bride. They
separated and have never lived together
since.
To-day upon the application Of the girl
wife Judge Lumpkin declared the mar
riage null and void The husband made
no objection. Zach IS now Gree 20 marry
again.
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MONTGOMERY's NEW PAPER


The new morning paper The Chronicle.
appeared gHnday To was trlde late
in getting ONT ana looked a lirtle muddy
after the effort. but this IS pardonable,
considering that it was gotten out at The
Journal office
Tts telegraphic service was thin. but
nodded I'm some places very awkwardly,
a. for instance in the case of an item
Gated Walker. MINI. in which General
bacon is reported 20 have "cussod out
the government" It's local and mlscei-
laneous departments were commonplace,
much of the latter being plate.
In is editorial salutatorY 10 promises
10 be good. and not lo indulge In any
undignifed. malicious bitterness. Doubt
less IL proposes a. profit hv the blunders
of is evening foster parent.
N leaves the public ~ much in The
dark as its prospectus as 10 the identity
Of its pronoterss none Of the names Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

SO far as the Leech Lake Indians are
concerned. Ignatus Donnely can easily
prove that Bacon did it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

The Rhymester-Poets, sir, are porn
The Edtor-Not in the last hIty years
indianapolis journal
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AIr Bryan rlts his contribution and
gets in a stump speech, talking this time
through Coin Harvey's Nat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
The Home study CmcIe.

For the hrst six months the average
married man wonders how his Wife ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

terd0y en- the "enemys country Truly
a diplomatic declaration as TO the exc
panslon theory It reminds MS Of the
promise Of a young wife to a dying hua-
band that she wouldn't get married
again any more than She could help.
\ MYSTERY.
Mr. W. r.. Tugg. OF Rlchmord, las
secured a good share of the forneoo O,tt
contracts from the government and we
have no doubt that his work VIII nc ei-
tlrely satisfactory. Commenting lroi
the Trieg contracts. the Norfolk Land
mark SAYS. "The enterprise when
brought that work TO Richmond ia en-
terprise of the true sort, and tine south
needs more Ike 3D. Why can OUT Twin
cities have big private ship yardf
Gould there be amy better location ior
one?" This statement moves the Rich
mond Times TO remark.
"Our contemporary has doubtless ODE
served that i'm these times location counis
for little II IS push and keep-on-push-
ing that tells. But the location IS not
altogether in Norfolk favor il is well
enough 10 have at least one great ship
yard I'm the country remote from the
seaboard."
We do not understand that there is any
jealousy between Richmond and Nor
foik-thoy are both I'm Virginia bat
something more than push is required
I'm these times. Pull is equally lmpor-
tant and # Richmond wants 10 know
what pull" Will do for town or for
twin towns it ought 10 take knowledge
of Norfolk We shall have something
to say about pull one OF these days
Charleston News and Courier.
We do not know what that means.
Perhaps our Norfolk contemporary can
shed light on the mystery
--------------
The Washington Post says: Congress
man Cochran told the Populist5 who en-
dorsed his candidacy that it was very
easy matter 10 stand on both the Demo
cratic and Populist platforms. That IS
the very reason so many voters decline
10 stand on tie latJer-day Democratic
platforms" That truth seems slowly
but surely comins out.
Tho government has decided not 20
have any more thnteen-lnch guns Even
the Spaniards will agree now that there
is no luck ia that number
me ''40'-''''. ''''''',
one VINO never
Deacon wanamaker hardly ever speaks
Of the devil any move. so occupied is he
in warning men against the wiies Of one
Quay.
-.
Inc Leecn l'ANe Gun, ~. 80
ouIy Hl'pIeS' WIN
-.----- .,-
IN france INC p-''''''' ''''
cue SIN
IN f'lch@'" '''
Cyrano DC hols1i1-' '-'' ''''-
be The leaoins I'~'-'e
me AneI'o'A '''''.'' ''e 80 e''' ~.
'ioh III D'''''''o''' w" -. - &c 80, 80,
eau - ''-'
-------------
AL SWAIN" % "--1- '"' '0''''''' -.''p
OF IehHSy ~ ana anu -,.' ,' Ia
"" '- --.- - 80, no . KIM
to win this year.
our war io' ''-'''''''
Leech Lake.
------ ,.
'''.'so So-''''
work may for q time escape notice Ia
the rush or casualties.
- ---
hag, and now they can De mustered OUT
in happiness.
"
Young doctors VINO ldlle4 10 get posi-
tons in the army can now make terms
with some enterprislne football team.
--
II would be difficult TO convince Cap
-, ,-.a
-
Tnoushtf,li people will not praise man
-. -. -, -, NJ,
ai'' INV"
things
-. 49,. T,ll,.. r,.,,..,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

News comes now that Lillian Russell
is going into the continuous performance
held What. another husband?
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The Tines Is always indebted 10 friends
who favor Il with society items ana
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All unsigned communications wal be re-
iected always
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SOUTHERN NOTES.
Various Items Of More or Less Interest
From Dixie Land

Various Items Of More or Less Interest
From Dixie Land
Negro fremen and train men must
make way FOR white men On railroads in
the south. SAYS am Atlanta special.
Tho four great railroad LABOR unions
have decided 70 use their influence In
this direction. and the immense power
they ylleG viii doubtless have tho tc-
sired effect
The subject was precipltatet iI union
meeting OF railroad men yesterday oy
FRANK r. Sargent. grand master OF the
brotherhood OK Locomotive tlremen, aud
&c was again brought up before the
meeting of members 0t The Craer last
night The Qes..on is one importance
and fa4-reaching interest o. e sentiment
of he railroad men IS in opposition 10
the employment OF coio.ed men as loco
motive hremel and tr1inmen This was
evidenced oy The ringing apn .ause OF me
remarks O. Mr.. Sargent ou the subject
Yesterday. and again last night when
Grand Master M0rflsey took uy the suo-
feet Both denounced the existing GUS
tom. and declared that The best Work
that can Doe taken By the railroad men
of he south is alOug tho line ot putting
white men in The place of negroes on
railroad trains The question ~ or in
terest principally 20 the southern menu
beers of the 0irers. and &c Is especially
noteworthy that the agitation ana pre-
cipitation of the discussion was made
by Northern meu. tAe executive officers
OF the brotherhoods who come from
Illinois They take up the cause Of the
members OF their organizations and en-
courage them in this movement which
has. Tor some time. been quietly under
way.
This subject came up unexpectedly. 10
was the feature of the union meeting
and 70 viii bear fruits. The agitation Of
the question now that 4 is under way
by the movement OF tie grand chiefs
will continue. and the railroad men of
the South win make every EFFORT 10 OBJ
tain the cooperation OF the railroad
managers Of the South IN replacing the
colored nremen and train hands with
white men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
SUITS FOR Slo5.950.

Yesterday ll6 suits agrresating $i05 $50.
were nled in the City Court against the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany and were Immediately dismissed,
having been compromised out OF court.
The suits grew out of the wreck OF the
special train on August 8th last at
Hughes Switch. near this city. which
was bearing The slxty-n.nth Regiment,
New York Volunteers, from Fernandina
Fla. TO Huntsville Aia.-Birmingham
A zee Herald.
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Thoughtful people will not praise a man
and then abuse what belongs TO him.
Love me, love my dog, is true Of other
things.
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
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Chicago society womea are to form
shooting club. and the street cars deadly
work may for q time escape notice ia
the rush or casualiies.
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Long Distance
Pay Station.
SHOCKOE SLIP.

The Southern Bell III
Telephone aud Tel 80
egraph Company sgz.s,s
opened on October sllHA
Ist a Public Pay k1s. 80
station in the OF S-.t4t4A
fee Of the Virginia 80 -
Carolina Chemical -
Company in the Cr-nshaa Ware
house. Shockoe Slip. This station
was opened at the request and tor
the convenience of business mcn
in that part OF the city. The st4-
ton is equipped with long disiar.a
instruments and a sound-prlli
booth. Conversations can be car-
ried on therefrom with como-r
and privacy over the lines OF tae
Southern Bell Telephone and Tel
eeraph Company aud those oi the
American Telephone and Iele-
graph Company. connecting with
New York, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, BosN
ton. Norfolk. and all otheg large
and small cities and towns con-
nected with that extensive systerL
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Our war for humanity is TO be pushed
at once in behalf Of the settlers near
Leech Lake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

The Third Regiment has captured
flag, and now they can Oe mustered out
in happiness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

Young doctors who failed 20 get posi-
tons in the army can now make terms
with some enterprisins football team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

It would be difficult TO convince Cap
tain Willard that the pen is might.er
than The sword
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

MI swallow IS after the Governorship
OF Pennsylvania and Mr. Crane that OF
New Jersey. which, being interpreted.
means that a politician must be a bird
TO win this year.
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The American bottlers are IN conven-
ton in Baltimore. Now Ceryera may
read Of just what great business that
IS I'm Ibis COUNTRY.
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The Leech Lake redman seem 10 be
duly impressed with the fact mat the
Indian summer has arrived.
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Tho government has decided not 20
have any more thlteen-inch guns Even
the Spaniards will agree now that there
is no lucL in that number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

In Richard Manshells new play. the
Cyrano de Borgerac. the nose seems to
be the leading feature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

In France the question is not us sui
oias a sin?" but. "Is il necessity
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The cigar-store Indian remains the only
one VINO never leaves hts reservation or
INDUCES in unseenely practices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

Deacon wanamaker hardly ever speaks
Of the devil amy move. so occupied is he
in warning men against the wiias Of one
Quay.
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The Washington Post says: Congress
man Cochran told the P0puiistg who en-
dorsed his candidacy that it was a very
easy matter TO stand on both the Demo
cratic and Populist platforms. That IS
the very reason so many voters decline
TO stand on tie latJer-day Democratic
platforms" That truth seems slowly
but surely comins out
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-28
Her Mothers Spirit.

A young married woman was obliged
TO remain alone overnight in q st. Louis
hotel a few years ago, her husband be-
ing detained by business in a neighbor-
ing town. In the dead of night, the wo-
man was awakened out of a sound sleep
by tremendous noise in the wardrobe.
1t was such a sudden and unearthly mp
roar that the woman, sensible and prac-
tical though she was, was frightened.
The noise ceased, then returned. The
woman jumped up, lighted the gas,
looked at her watch and found IL was
Just midnight and made a thorough
search both of the wardrobe and the
room. There was nothing, SO far as the
evidence of the senses went which could
account for the racket. The woman put
ont the light and went back to bed. The
noise was not repeated either that night
or any other.
Six months afterward, however, the
woman was in San Francisco, and for
the first time in her life and solely out
of curiosity she attended a spiritualistic
meeting. Almost Immediately the me-
dunn, perfect stranger. turned to her
and said, 1.-THE spirit of your mother is
present, madam, and she says that six
months ago (naming the precise date
she tried to communicate with you by
means Of the wardrobe in the Blank
hotel, st. Louis" The woman's prac.
tical good sense did not desert her.
well, you just tell my mother" she
said. THAT the next time she wants to
communicate with me not to make such
an awful racket in the dead of night
and brighten me half out of my senses. u
New York Sun.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-28
Animals That Never Sleep.

According to observation by scientists,
there are many creatures which live with
out sleep. This is the case with some
members of the insect tribe such as the
mayfly, which only lives for limited
number of hours and spends its short
term of single days existence In flying
over the surface of some stream, never
pausing to rest or sleep, with some fishes
and with the animalcule. These last
which increase in division and subdivision
so rapidly as to make their numbers al
most past belief. are In ceaseless motion,
never resting, and sleep in their case
would seem to be entirely out OF the ques-
ton. Fishesare not generally supposed to
enjoy sleep, although many species do
periodically rest for about couple of
hours at time. Experiments have shown
that the salmon, pike, goldfish and angler
fish do not sleep at all. Fishes have no
eyelids, like the higher mammalia, and
their brain is very small in proportion to
their size. Animals which have no real
brain cannot be said to enjoy true sleep,
the chief feature Of which is the cessation
of automatic activity of the brain. On the
other hand, there are some animals which
obtain an excessive amount of sleep, such
as snails, which have been known to sleep
for four years at a time.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-28
Gentility Passing Away.

A frankness that is almost brutal
seems to pass current in society for up
to date smartness, and the language
that is now used by certain fashionable
people among themselves is sometimes
only little short of billingsgate, while
"swear words" seem to have lost their
awfulness and are used almost as freely
by women as by men. 1t is curious
how "gentility" both as word and a
quality has disappeared. Fashionable
people are distinctly no longer "gen-
teel." They may on occasions be high
bred, but the mincing propriety Of the
bellies and beaus of yore has entirely
disappeared. In we'll known society
novel written 10 or 90 years ago, which
was a presumably correct delineation
of the manners and habits of the fash
ionable life of that time, two heroines
play their role-one We're de We're,
with the correct speech and manners of
her caste, and the other suddenly ex-
allied bourgeoise, who goes through the
social fires of criticism and experience
before she energies true gold from the
ordeal. Oddly enough today the types
might be reversed; it is the bourgeoise
who is ''high toned" and the We're de
We're who is a slangy holden. New
York Tribune.