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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
I lHAMPAGNE.-RUBS (CABINET-rHIs WINE 10
OF beautiful ruby color, which II natural the wine
ms wind undoubtedly Of the finest cabinet chAmpsgnes
produced France, and u made from grapes Of the choicest
selections. For sale by all dealers.
PARTICULAR NOTICE-rhe undersigned bejnr aware
n many competitors spreading the report that the wine
imported under The Of Rubis Ia srifcaly coored do
hereby bid the of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to any
chemist who could public experiment afford
seenuc proof that the deep color Of the Rub due any
thing else bat the pure juice Of the grape.
J. GOERG CO.
A Chalons Sur Marine France.
We pledge ourselves 10 pay the ten thousand dollars upon
the above conditions.
CRAMER, ABEGG L McCLosKEY
Sole importers,
10 Broad street.
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E,AR NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL soc1E-
4 y-Albsny Oct I, 1s6e-Tbe exhibition Of the
public until close on the In Manns steam ploash
@ oe IN 5 on hs the %
ing the Fair From the entries already made this promises
and exhbors tickets ST. can be bad Of The Secretary l.
Johnson ~ the Agricultural Rooms Albany Articles carried
EILLING wANTED.-THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
q ss Point aSa c The ng
wide adjoining and south of the ferry ferry
F soays
7, As IT Vas A 4. As
on this subject in the Cooper Institute, on Thursday evening
tickets q admission, rs cents, may be had of Mr..
oTsn SgS sss Carter sroers $50 Broadway
Proceeds will 60 70 the Irish mission
NAVY BEEF AND PORK.
IN NAVY AoEsoz.l
sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for beef" and rs
pssal. io PORK The may S. w g received s
nshins and delivering Of 4. cost and Tk 70 The Unaa
DO barrels Of beef,
.,.,. A.. LOG at barrels re- q pork,
Of bid The beef must be from well atteDed cattle The pork
must be packed from fed wen faened hoea The barred.
of white oak and headings and each barrel hooped
Every must be accompanied by written guarantee
BY 70 The effect that he
bid be soosp.sd enter Into an obligation Immediately With
good and sufficient sureues furnish the article proposed
United States District Judge United States District Attorney %
Navy Agent that the guaransOrs able 10 make good s
No proposal viii considered unless accompanied by such
The beef and pork conform the usual inspection Of
Tn IL may be S application to s
GEORGE N. SANDERS, Navy Agent.
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A NNIvERs lRY on THE SONS or TEMrERANCF,-
ss IS &.
street Ms ods Episcops churcs on Thursday sysoinx 2h
VIM viii
cises Singing the choir The order and the public gene
CENTRAL PARK ORpINANCRs.-THE BOARD OF
" commissionerso the Central Park ordan foNows
No animal shall travel on any part OF me Central en-
ave miles an hour Persons on horseback shall travel
ne ride or equestrian road at rate exceeding SIX miles per
No vehicle shall be permitted on s ride or sSasstr.s
shall any Vehicle horse or animal burden upon any ps
os osHs Park Except np9n me r a ssa oner car
Il animal vehicle ssa l. permitted to stand upon s
Of to the of the way the Of
vel nor shall any person upon the Central Park solicit or invite
hackney coach carriage other vehicle for hire sh.l
taking other persons than those carried u
pa. s % ~ .ns ur for sale Inc
rars ~ s BY The Beard Of Con
as Be- q on he Central Pt .A any
No sood sss other vehicle
ss ss for % csrgs Of
Park, except upon the transverse roads
be % % or ndsap SI
shall be allowed tell fortunes or play at ans
nor do obscene indecent act whatever the Cenk
In ease Of an emergency where life properly endsa
gerGd all persons, required do by the SuperntendeA
o his assistants shah remove from The portion Of he
Central Park specified by the Superintendent asssaa
and remain OF the I'll permission ia given
The above ordinances adopted and passed meeting
veped and held on the ga day Of September 1852 and
published in obedience the requirements entitled
PAX % S se sy c sM o AND q s
Section Is An offending against such ordinances
conviction before the Mayor Recorder any magistrate
the city Of New York. by fine exceeding fifty dollars
IN default Of payment by imprisonment not exceeding %
days
By order Of the Board AND'W H. GREEN
President of the Board of Commissioners Central
Dated NEW YORK, Sept q 1859.
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CPEcIAL NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP
- OWNERS.
Complaints continually reaching Of loss and annoyance
experienced Ia OF the Ioyds Regis
Ter being coniounded with book called the New
e Register purporng give classification vessels &C.
We Wish 20 state that the New York Marine Register
pnl ~ our original work issued former publish
without authority the sanction of the
Ao o. Inderwriers the Board of American Ioyds or
my responsible authority whatever The American Lloyds
y also approved by the British Board of Trade
q IN numbers for Rogers international signals avoid
Cav only be obtained this city the publshers "
80 BsM lIe Water street or Tho d. TayInr Secretarv
- wall street. and Of our authorized agents abroad.
THoS. u. TAYLOR,
RICHARD T. HARTSHORNE
NEW YoRE, Sept q, 1889 A. "AN'
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TAMMANY SOCIETY-A COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers. special meeting Of the Institution will be held
in the Council Chamber Of the Great Wgwam Thursday
evening Sept 49, at half hour after the setting the sun
By order. ISAAC " FOWLER, Grand Sachem.
CASPER c. CHILDs Secretary.
MANnArrAs, Season of Fruits 9th MOON year of discovery
1868 Of Independence the S4h and Of the Institution the
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g.

GREAT 100 RAT MATCH.-THE SOUTH brooklyn
slat Lady Suffolk to kill 100 full rats in II minutes
trial match Also great handicap rat match win com
OF for Handsome prize to come or at HARRYJENNINGS
20 White street. Wednesday evening, Sept Is at O'Clock
Tickets Is cents.
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TONES. SON 4 MELvAIN,
L No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and wholesale dealers In
GUNS, CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
BRUSHES, PERfUMERY AND SOAPS
(Westiy Richards' celebrated guns
Sole Agents for Eley's caps, wadding and cartridges
Heinor's army razors.
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y EsIDENT OR VISITING GOvERNESS ENGLISH
Io Indy arriving from Europe and having the highest city
reference wishes to form engagement she thoroughly
competent to instruct In all English branches perfect
Of music having studied under the very masters
French and German with she resided Paris
ana ermaDy years and has also had experience
"a teaching Address l.. Y Mrs. Levereu, 81 West
Eighteenth street, or box 1881 Post Office.
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IN PuRvxYoas OFFICE o. s. CADETS Coxxossl
WEST PolSr, n. Y, Sept 20, 1889 {
SEALED PROPOSALS for the SUPPLY Or FRESH AND
CORNED BEEF, FRESH LAMB OR MUTTON AND
VEAL for the Cadets Commons at this post for
tenth Q0 of October.
THE FRESH BEEF to be Of the quality Tor what Ia
known three months stall fed delivered the mess
buildings, in quantities directed by the undersgned
exceed five days in the week.
THE CORNED BEEF 10 be of the same quality, properly
cured and delivered at the place. and In quantities
directed by the undersigned not TO exceed days
week.
THE FRESH AND CORNED BEEF to be furnished in
quarters with equal proportion of each shanks
70 be excluded and cut into suitable pieces for roasting ba
fHE LAMB MUTTON OR VEAL to be of good and
wholesome quality at the place. such times in
such quantities ss directed, occasional substitute for
fresh beef.
The slaughter house and yard Ice house. will
be furnished the and market for the sale Of
all kinds Of fresh meats to the residents Of the post
Each bid will state the number OF and mills per pound
for each kind Of meat TO be furnished
responsible persons surees for the fument
tract and be ndorsed the outside Proposas for the
supply Of Fresh and Corned Beef.n
J. BRATT, Purveyor, G. G.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
RESTAURANTS.

OYSTER STEWs.-CArT. WELDON, AN OYSTEkNAN
" from his youth has opened oyster saloon At the o.
of Chatham and Pearl streets and will serve his c1sto
with the best Btews made In New YORK. CAL anu wy
them.
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pulled out
They are all made with the highest mechani
kinds Of goods, from the Lighest Fabric to-
Heavy Leather. In particular, we would call
the attention of all to our new Family Sewing
Machine. 1t has been manufactured expressly
for Family Use, and has met with favsr from
all. 1t is SO simplifed as to render it almost
impossible to get out of order, or derange its
operations; indeed 1t is so simple as to astonish
one, that so small piece Of mechanism will
sew.
Below, we give des cription of the different
styles of the Weed Patent.
No. / Is a very convenient sty lie, which can
be worked by hand or foot, on or of its own
table. For convenience of shipping, and also
for large manufactures, where It is necessary
to place number of Machines into long
bench, making one table answer for them all.
No. &, With Walnut or Mahogany Table,
either with or without Box Top, which locxs'
down. Price 800, and $li0.
No. 3, Same size as No. Q, but runs with
belt, and at a much higher rate of Speed. This
kind is well adapted to manufacturing Clothing
or Leather work. s II.
This is really the cheapest Machine in tn e
market. as there is no work done on Sewing
Machine that it win not do. 1t is confidently
asseI ted that this Machine runs easier than any
machine now in use. Price, 300.
No. 4. This Machine has a long arm, to ac
commodate large work. 1t runs at a high rate
Of speed runs easily and is. without doubt
to the public. 1t is also peculiarly fitted for
plantation work, as it is very simple yet sub
stantial and durable, with but little liability to
get out of order. Price, 1920:
No. S. This is new and cheaper style, and
a general favorite for Family, Light Leather,
and great variety Of work. It has been gotten
up with reference to furnishing a strong and
durable, yet light and tasty Machine, at a less
price than either of the above. 1t runs very
easy, rapidly, and is pronounced the best ma
chine now in market, for $50.
No. 6. This is 4 Machine got up on an entire.
ly new principle. different from anything ever
before offered to the public, and we confidently
assert that, for family use it has not an equal.
1t is very Light and tasty, runs very rapidly, is
almost noiseless in its operation, and uses a
straight needle. 1t ia so arranged as to be
utterly impossible for it to miss stitches 1t has
tension on both sides, and carries large sup
ply of thread on the under spool. The motions
are gained by two small cranks that run with
out perceptible noise. The two threads are
worked in such manner as never to both pull
at the same time, and consequently, little liable
to break. The seam is very elastic, and the
thread does not break in washing. It will do
coarse work better than any cheap machine noY
in Market as it uses silk, cotton, or linen vita
equal facility. Price, $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
WHITNEY & LYON,
PrOprietors.
AGENTS WANTED. my 2S end
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THE BEST COUGH sYRUP IN THE
j. /. BLOODGOOD

j. i. BLOODGOOD
rs RECEIVING THIS DAY
i Plain Solid Pophines,
Plaid do do,
Very Rich Silk Robes,
DO do Colored Silks,
All Wool Figured De LANES,
100 pieces Plaid Ducals,
100 DO do do at l2xc,
l0U do English Prints.
ALSO
All Wool White Flannels at CSC,
Do. do do English do, .,...
Do do Double Mill do, .'l
Colored Sack Flannels,
Small Plaid Cassimeres. -.
ALSO
Very rich Stilla Shawls,
Do do Long do,
Do do Blanket dc, N
Small Blankets for Children,
Splendid English Blankets.
Do do Crib do Hf,
Marseilles Quilts Of all sizes. oc Il
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FURNITURE, FURNITURE. e.

o. FURNITURE, FURNITURE. r. f,-
i from his old stand on Main st., has taken
Quarters under Odd Fellows Hall In the a
Room recently occupied by Mr.. D Free "
man, as a Shooting Gallery, where he is !"
prepared to sell Furniture on more rea-
sonaple terms than heretofore.
Having Just returned from the North I shall
have in a few days very fine assortment OF
Furniture of every description. and earnestly
soiicit of my friends and customers generally
the liberal patronage SO generously bestowed
upon me whilst on Main street, with the as
surance that no pains win be spared to render
everything satisfactorily The Undertaking
branch OF my business is still in operation at
the Old Stand on Church street. .E
JOHN j. TOMPKINS,
Under Odd Fellows Hall Church st.
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Arrival Of New Fall and Winter
G. o o ID s.

AT j. UMSTADTER'S Cheap Store. q
WE have just returned from the North
w with the largest assortment Of Fancy and
Staple Goods ever exhibited by.us. We would
call SPECIAL attention to our large and elegant
assortment of Shawls, Dress Goods, Silk Me-
simeres, Ribbons. Millinery Goods, Hosiery,
Domestics, Furnishing Goods and everything
else in our line. Purchased at the large Auc-
ton Sale North, we are enable, to compete
with cheapest in th is market.
We have lso a lot of Carpets aud Rugs pur-
chased at Auction which we can sell at very
low prices. JACOB UMSTADTER,
oc ii No 70, Church street.
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RUBBER BETTING

TvHE NEW YORK RUBBER COMPANY
i Manufacture Rubber Machine Betting, BY
new process, of superior strength to any
heretofore made, and at less than half the cost
of Leather. This Company ale also the exclu-
sive manufacturers, under Goodyear's Patent, ,
Of RUBEN TOYS. DOLLS, BALLS, TENPINs,
(large and small. &c, sc. For sale at all the
Toy and Fancy Stores in the Union. Catalogues
and Price Lists (by the case only forwarded,
on application by letter to the New York Rub
Der Company, As Liberty Street, New York;
oc lO-im
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y])3 HNp G2Diai,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 81.
A Dutchman's Distin ctioR.

Upon the Ninth Ward lives an eccen-
trio butcher, by natne, Harr Vous-
chlup. He keeps little meat store, and
often amuses his customers with his Gu
rious CON ments upon matters aud things
in general. He has wife, a quiet hard
working, patient creature, who loves her
lord, and is willing to turn her hand to
anything to CRAFTY him. She is house.
wife, wood-sawyer, house-maid, butcher,
a salesman, at times, just as crcumstan-
ces may dictate. When her husband
goes cut, she attends to the store, and
can slice off steak or carve roast as
nice as her husband. a,.
Mr.. Brown is regular customer of
Butcher Vopschulp. Mr.. Brown is a cash
customer. He has an adherence of &C
counts, and will ask nobody to credit
him if he can help it. One day, how
ever, when MIR. Brown purchased roast,
he was short OF change just five CENTS
Mrs. Vonschulp had served him, her
husband being absent. Said he to Mrs.
Vonschulp:- .E t.,
81 will take the meat home, and re-
turn instantly with five cents. Don't
mark it down, for l allow no man to
write penny against me-"
tDat be's all right, Meister Brown"
replied the butchers wife; 81 no marks
him NIT you"
Brown hurried home. During his ali
sence the butcher returned, and his wife
Immediately retired to the rear rooms to
resume her house-maid duties. Present.
ly Brown came back. Hurriedly APP
preaching the butcher, be said
Heres the five cents owe you !; at
the same tine handing out the coin.
"Vot?" asked the astonished Vons-
chulp, without even taking his hands out
of his pockets.
al owe you five cents, and here it is. !"
You makes mistakes, Meister Brown"
replied the butcher. II never trust you
NIT not'in. Vot for you do dat, eh?'
You want to see eff / sheat, eh p
''No, nc; owe it to you. Since you
have been gone, l bought some meat of
the lady, and did not have enough to
pay her by five cents, and"
"Ladyl You buy meat Of lady in
mine shopl Vat i'll ter teyful do you
mean by uaI-en
''Mean by that? Are you crazy; mann
mean that purchased roast from the
woman who attends in this store while
you are absent
"Der woman vate sells meat here ?"
Eyes"
"Mein Got, vat you means, den She
6e's no lady-she is my vJeF
tYou are an internal fool" replied
Brown, as he threw the 6ve-cent piece at
the butcher, and left him in disgust.
Vopschulp picked up the coin, and as
he slid 1t 10 his pocket, said
"You bes apuder fool, Meister Brewn,
to take mine frow for ladyl Ha dat
hes good shoke II
And he now tells it as one of the fun
MES. events in the career Of his meat
shop
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Il r c Fl ID H K.
M r.. ROUSSEI.L from Paris, Dying anu
4v1 Securing Establishment at Norfolk, corner
of Bank and Hill streets. WV
Dyes and finishes all kinds of Wooden, Silks,
and Cotton Goods to any color. Also, cleanse
and remove stains on Merino, Silk, Dresses, Car
pets, Table Covers, Gauze Wells, &C. Cleanse
andrepair Goats, Pants and Grape or Silk Shawls,
to equal new. ju l9-ly
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RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAIN,
VANISH BY THE USE OF

uARTSHORNE'S CURE@aLL.
Ii THE GREAT PAIN .4NNIHILAT0R,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAk
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
l PREPARED BY CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL, % and so cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE. s..rs
1t is not pretended thai this article will cure
all complaints, but it viii! cure all pain as
thousands will testify, Who have used it. AS
pain is the iorerunner OF most disease, by cur
ing the pain you check the disease. a''
HARTSHORNE'SG URE-ALL should be keep
in all families in case OF accidents or sudden
sickness, as it frequently cures in less time than
it requires to get a ply sician. tEh
1t cures pain IN any pat Of the system and is
used externally and internally. 5. 81
HARTSHORNE'S CUhE-ALL cures Rheu-
matism. Neuralgia and Chilblains. e.v
HARTSiORNES CURE, IL cures Cramps,
Collie, Pains i'll the Stomach or Bowels.
TRANSFORMERS CURE-ALL cures Pains
IN the Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and
Ears. .s.s4 s... vs.f
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Sprains,
Bruises, Scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSIIORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains
in the Feet and Swelling of the Joints.
EARTSHORNRS CURE-ALL cures Stiff
Neck from Cold, and Ague in the Breast.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL is good for
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomech and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE
ews, Blood and Bones, and, by its warming
electromagnetic power, expels all pain from
the system. Get a bottle and try it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug
Stores in NoRFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, hAmP TON
and SUFFOLK. jy l4-tf
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OPENING FALL 1869.
r FOSTER 4 MOORE, w

NO. 20, M In Str e EFT,
A RE now preDared to exhibit full Stock of
II FALL DRY GOODS comprising all the
leading Novelties of the season, many of which
are OF entirely new Fabrics, and have never
been seen in this market before. Special at
tention is respectfully called to the following
leading styles: ..... r
Rich Silk Robes, Dress Silk both plain and
fancy French Mouslins and Meriilos, Ottoman
y Valentia goods; Shawls of all styles, Cloaks
and Busters, Embroideries, Hosiery ana Gloves,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Linen and
Domestic Goods, Housel eeping Goods, &c, &c.
All at the lowest possible price
~ s." FOSTER & MOORE,
Sc IA Successors to VIM. Stewart Z Co.
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STYLE FOR FALL OF 1859

o.
RELIEVING inc confidence heretofore re-
~ posed i'll u Tor good taste &c, which we
most respectfully reg leave to say as our Ezn
numerous frir! DIS will testil, we have M
never decetee6, we offer Tor the FALL go
TRADE as laige. varied anG fine stock
of HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, CANES, &C
as ever adorned the shelves of any establish
ment in Noriork at any period of time.
Our new Fall Block, the Hats made from
which are SO uuiversalls admired, will com.
pare favorably with any pattern ever intro.
duced; and we beg " ali to call and give our
Stock good examination before purchasing
elsewhere.
We are determined to please the most fastidi-
Gus. We have ever done so, and we do not in
tend to depart from our esta blished usage. We
must beg leave TO say, however, that we are
much better prepared now than ever to cater
successfully to the wants OF all who require a
GOOD HAT.
40. 5, E Side Market Square,
Sc 3-3m Norfolk, Va.
L Womb.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by chemist, andi,
pronounced by medical men, and tho,e who
have used it, to be the best preparation for
Coughs, Colds, Cdtarr, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat from Cold, and preventiveof
that lion of disease, Consumption
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasan
to the taste, softens, clears and strengthens the
voice, a'lays all irritation OF the throat and
lungs, and prevents taking cold.
Rf Bottles IS and SO cents and 81. Sold by
all druggists in Norfolk. Portsmouth and Hamp-
ton. Sc l3-tf
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PRETTY GooD-One day, not long
since, relate the Cleveland Plaindeole.,
the accommodation train from Cleveland
to C,lnmbus had a convict on board,
who was being taken by an officer to the
Peniten'iary located at the last named
place The prisoners was covered with
cl ak which concealed from view the
shackles upon his wrists. He sat slight
ly bowed, looking very grum, and pro-
badly rejecting upon the rather na1roo
prospect bebre him. A New English
Yankee on the train had his curiosity
particularly excited by what he inferred
70 be considerable weight on the spirit
of the convict; so he approached him with
the intent to elicit, if possible such infor-
nation as would crafty his curiosity
The following are the questions he pro-
pounded and tine answers thereto: "Goin
ter Kilumbus?" YES" (gruffly,) "Goin
emmy further?" "No." Coin ter stop in
Kilumbu,?" eyes" 'Goin' ter see emmy
friends there2" eyes" Coin ter do en-
ny kind o work there?' yes" "Goin'
ter start business on yer own hook?' No. )
what are ye> eoin there for?" "Going
lOr StFeu yodlS. l. uo IduhoO D euil-
osity was almost satisfied.
VERY COOL appare nAy unso-
phisticated youth went into one of our re-
factories few days ago, and asked for
something to appease his hunger. The
keeper gave him very good dinner, at-
ter which the youth said to his friend
':lf you ever ONE up our way, call. "
"That won't do. Your dinner is a
quarter"
"Oh, hain't got no money; but if you'll
come up to Allegheny county, Ill give
you better dinner for nothing"
"Why," said the keeper, "you're very
COOL"
"Why, yes, I'm very cool chap; so
much SO that mother always makes me
stand in the pantry in hot weather TO
keep meat from spoiling"
WoMAN's CHANGEs.-She changes, and
does not change. She is inconsistent
and faithful. She goes on, the lights
and shades of her graeefulness undergo
ing a ceaseless change. She whom you
loved in the morning is not the same
woman at night An Alsatian nun, it is
said, forgot herself for three hundred
years in listening to the notes of the
nightingale. But whoever could listen
to, 4 hook at, woman in all her met
amo phosis, would oe always astonished,
mieL bv pleased or offended, but never
tried, '"N alone would occupy him two
thou e,rs.'
W. heard good story the other night
of two persons engaged in duel. After
the first fire, the seconds propose that
they should shake hands and make up.
The other second said he saw no particu-
lar necessity for that, for their hands had
been shaking ever since they began.