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A Centennial Spelling Match.

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And now comes a plan to use the Centen'
NAL to stimulate Intellectual culture, as
well as increase material wealth. Professor
j. l.. Tracy, of st. Louis, proposes te'util-
lie the Centennial silver medals, and some
beautifully executed " testimonials dof
honor" to turn the spelling fever into a
channel that will benefit both the schools
and the Centennial Exhibition. 20 this end
he proposes that, on the first Friday after
noon in May, the schools tBat may. So
choose, sffall havea spelling exercise, divid-
ing the shoiarsinto such classes, grades or
divisions as shall give to all a better chance
to obtain honor, and that the exercise be
in writing, so that the examination nav
be perfectly fair, and place the fnofe tint
id 0rJa level with the mbfe' e6ilfitieift b a.
pills. Where it is desired, fifty words will
be selected hySIpeffntb ndeHtFIK.S,P Har-
fis, of st. LOUIS, aud sent upder seal, not
ITO be ppeHed mt Lth6 lcdAsses iara s6aSesI
for the exercise. The plan is simple, and
the, results can ,eply be, goods sWhibe the
extra stimulus wiil cause, as much I'M
provenient In this Important .brahehi ffia
single month as would Ordinarily
be made in whole term. We
learn from Professor Tracy al whe should
be addressed for uoircalars, list of words
and full informatipn) that the plan meets
the hearty anproval of the State SGperin.
tendent, and of all teachers and friends OF
Education to, whom it has been submitted.
The medals cost $3seach, and ttel4testi-
monials fifty cents adozen, and we learn
that gentleman of means and 'ffberality
In this city, who loves both the schools
and the Centennial, has subscribed for one
hundred medals to be. given to the first
100 schools that order five or more Of each.
for the proposed. spelling tournament or
for any other examinations, ,e.J, xuI0
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A New Hanging Basket.


Broken goblets have always been nui-
sanees about house, and the proper
place for them has been the. ash-box. A
broken tambler could be utilized, with a
little cement, for Jelly, or egS-shells I; and
cooks, it is well known, much prefer them
for soap TO either a saucer or q soap-ctp.
A goblet. however. rarely cracks or breaks
at the top, where it could be mended, but
instead, fractures its stem, or slices piece
from its base. and so fails about in mis-
erably helpless manner. But the goblet
has found its day at last, and can be con-
verted into a thing of beauty without
much trouble. To do this, you must have,
/ first. some pretty Zephyrs. secondly a
crochet needle, and finally, a plant, or
grasses and autumn leayes- If your COB
let Il not broken off too close TO the stem
and it never is if you want it to be-you
can have it sawed off, or With a steady
hand you can fake a little Matched and
with a. quick blow strike it off. "A good
! deal Of the success of this operation, how
ever depends upon the value 1of yOur
glass-7-if it is very pretty, it may break of
Fat the wrong place, but If you do not care
for it particularly, or baye more just like
it, it will probably come off Just, where il
ought to, close TO the base tfNthe edgeis
little rough youyneed not care, as il viii
be covered, and the weight does not come
on the point. So, having cut yoHr glass,
you then make light and pretty, Gro
cheted bag for it-and the less work you
put on it the prettier it will be-; then FOL.
lows handsome cord and tassel TO hang
Fit by, smaller one to finish it at the bot
tom, and you have a new and tasteful lit
tie ,hanging-basket. You can then plan
Ivy, Brazilian grass, Smilax, Lycopodidm
or even a sweet potato in it; hang it by a
Window and there is a green and flourish.
hing plant for the house: Or; you can fiji
it with grasses and leaves, and when The
sunlight shines through it will, make a
| gorgeous effect Of color. 1t can be hung
against the. wall and filled in the ssamt
manner. .,
/ Kyou choose to work bands ofigold OF
silver perforated card board and crochet
your bags upon them, they will be still
more. pretty. :. Il i-,a3;|A.. IN LIZ u
Wine-glasses can be used to bang onthe
gas-fixture for waste matches, or hair-pins
or swung on a bracket for viDAets. !; but, o.
course, they must be made of single 81
spit zephyr, while a good Persian or Ger.
mantoWn wool does for the goblet. rrhPTIl
Scribae7 g.
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q. THE OLD, BARN

I. Dry LOUISE billings sPALBNdi eaLIi
"A MISTY twilight filed the country barn. 81. Al
And gathered in gray shadows Ger the mows .
While thread like sunheams pierced eaeh gbpHg
And Lit the Manager OF 1.-The feBdia. cows ~,
What childish games we PLAYED among the hay -
OF hide and seek behind the sheaves of grain;
With bursts of childish laughter; free and light,
Aswe can never hope to laugh agaip, ,;syb
o, bow the echo of our shouts you'd ring .sa.0
From roof to stable through the joyous day!
The cows would cease their feeding and loekIuP
For wonder at our reveiry, so gay.
Wed play mad gaines with. pitchhfork and with
Fright9lng the brood hen eaqkling from M her
We'd bowl with pumpkins cross the theshitng g;
Till evening trailed her sable in the west. s....
No spot so wOndrOus as the old gray barn, =. L,
Where Don, the farmhouse stood; ana Peacefuf
Chewed solemnly their crttis, stahchioned Secure
Beneath the shadow of the dusky moYsy 4.
The swallow left her nest beneath the caves,
And twittered DER US while we romped atpkfy;
AS though she, too, partook of our glad Silness
And shared the joy that made our laugh so gary.
But, deep within the calm eyes Of the cows, =.
When past the Manager in eur play we trod,
Something within their sinless depths,appalled1
And made us think ofmystery, and God. g., .
Something we could not solve, nor comprehend,
Which hushed our laughter and our hpisterous
Till solemn awe possessed our little souls, Il. =
And, one by one, we sighed and creptafEay.
%, for one blessed hour Of the pure.j6y
Lived in the old gray barn beneath the 4fiht u
o, for a single laugh like that of old ,-., e
Whose deathiess echo never WILDE stiilFs
The breath of lands is not more chastely pure :;
Than such loved memories wafted from eur
g.. youth; ..... ... ID. 4 80 .re..- l.
They come like doves from consecrated bowers,
Loved messengers of innocence and truth.
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Feeding Apple TIE Trees S.


hye would think a. man wild TO feed "a
ROW of cattle in Sanctions, on the side
nd ut to their bodies. instead OF PugiRs tffe
fodder before their heads, 4 This isJ how
EVER, what saw a man doing yesterday.
lie was feedinga lot of'appfe- trees. with
basnyard' refuse, and piled it carefully up
bN the body of the trees Instead OF placing
it where the mouths of his subjects could
readily get at it,. The fact of the business
is, we do not know much abOtt roots.
Square and cubic roots we iearned by
heart in the school room but these cylin-
dric;il roots that feed ouricr6ps ahd trees
are pretty nearly a scaled. book TO Hs.i An
idea insipuated. itself into my Uranium last
summer while digging in the orchard to
SEE if the apple worm did not hide beneath
the sod. l noticed the, sod was tougher
nektfto the body of the tree, wiiite at the
distance ofeight and ten feet it was quite
mdager. [ scratched my head a good Deal
over The matter, but little Something's of
Che ground did me better service. found
the mouths Of that apple tree OUT there
several feet from the trunk OF the tree,anGl
sucked in so much OF the moisture and nu-
trimtnt that the grass had but little to HS6
on aud gave up the.ighfy Iskunw 1e@
where to feed my apple trees Cor, Pffr0ss.
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Stealing a Bull Dog

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One ofithe New York papers states that
somebody the other day stole very valri:
able bull dog from the Central Park me-
nagerie in that city, and have felt ever
since as If ! would like to get acquainted
with the thief. A man who is capable OF
stealinga bull dog, has talent that is suffi-
GENTLY remarkable TO, entitle him r., to
thoughtful consideration. | suppose for a
small inducementz such a man as that
would pick up couple of Bengal tigers
and walk Of with them, and if 4 owned q
COED wild cat ] woA.d .hnh like 10. leave
him alone with it. think this man'hiust
be related toJa boy in Potts Vile, Penn.
1t is stated in one of the Pottsyille papers
that g a boy Of Ii ran away with a circus
from this place last week. And this,
il seems to; me, rather lays over the OPP
Grafton bf the efibezzler of the ball dog.
He Isl boy Of Is who sdisdsins steal
ing single animal, but actually confs-
Gates an entire circus, and decamps with il.
Destiny points toa career in CDngrfss for
this boy. When | think of the manner, in
which heswouh put through agrsh. I feel
as If the country was. entitled to his ser
vices atWashihgton. Hemight pfeyeto be
Invaluable ifhe should take a1notioa to
steal the Washington monument, or to
elope with the Patent Office Just befare the
annual ayafahchepf seportss3eeeended up.
on The country-rMer AdeIer. .TsoiT.
.rzA 1T s.<7r-sS 'fss-s.ss
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Americans, whose bones are now bleach
ing upon the prairiesa and in the chapparel
thickets, have been murdered in cold
blood by these Mexican he'll hounds and
recent Developments assure US that the
design Is to carry on this murderous bust
ness in the future with even more activity
than ever before FRONTIER CITIZEN. :,
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Nieeties in Navigation.

During voyages, especially across the
Atiahtic, the wave Inc Of the side. of-Hhe
ship is very often such as to leave an orti-
nary screw hsltexposed, when the engine,
with only hIif work to do, viii squirt of
at a dangerous rate. To, prevent this, an
Irish inventor has devised simple meth.
ed of lowefiAg the Isdrew. enabling the en-
gfneer in heavy weather to keep the vessel
going much steadiefI with very little re-
duced speed. A large. amount of power
is thus ssHtilized, with a gain, of uniform
motion, and 1t is regarded by experts as
the most important ever Introduced into
steam navigation. Observations in voy-
ages have led Mr.. DeyereIls of England 10
devise ship-5noRing- register, by which
he observed that ina two hours. voyage it
made over 4, go, 600 rolls and about 1. 0fe,-
800 pitches, the average number OF oseiHa-
tons in both directions per, minute being
fourtel /. g Mr., DeveneH thinks be has de-
that within ocean limits tile
swell is nnce&siugs and that the movement
of an indep endent bbdy within the ship. Is
!, and proposes to atiajzes this as
ap diitiensr Iropelhng power : 20 ~. = ,
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A FRGEND of ours, who is chief clerk in
the Governmental Dispensary, says that no
medicine chest'is now edlnp'ee without
JOhRSOiS- ABOdyRe Lfni8eeRt. We always
supposed it was prescribed by law; il il is
not, it ought to be, for certainly there is both
ing in the, whole, nldterid medicd of so mI4h
Importance TO tlie soldier ard the Sailor as
'J3hesoa,s 4ged4ae Id1atF.sRt..2 .ir..,. -. q.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-15

e THIS is the season Of the yeREf says. E
Detroit Free PRESS, when the farmer tells
his soB Jnhn.tIiat if he Will ssOTt;oeeF, ten
bashels of potatoes, feed the stock, repair
that fence, and reshingle the c0fn-erfb, he
may baye otAG TastOf the day to go rabbit
-hQnting. ..,,..,ii-,. a, u,t.,.,.
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q * ADVICE 10 all who are IN any way troubled
" With Erysipeias. Cankcr. salt kheum. ScroIulA %
other forms OF humor, Is TO use DIT. ;. A. viewers
iastycelebfated and nsyer-fsng remedies for these
colHAfints. We have doubt that az least hall the
ch7Vnt comp aints in existence have their origin IN
some FORM OF humor, which only needs % be cradl-
Gated rom the system to them from unf1mey
~. NeA-e glad thar Dr.. Weaver has turned his
atrrorto this cass OF diseases, which have been 30
lOn neglected and which have so rapidly increased in
amoss al lts Of the world. The thousands who have
already been cured are but many living certificates
appealing 10 sufcrtn humanity and atestng the worth
OF a truly valuable discovery. Dr. Viewers syrup
ana Gerate eT sac by All Druggists.
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a New WeatheEYane.,

The fime-honored weather cock u in
danger of being superseded by, a new.
weatter-vaile which marks the force OF the
wisd.s On the lightninglroa lis p8scet"sa
shoulder. ana on it .coppeE-gronved ring
which makes 4 pulley WORKING on hOfi-
izohtaI plane. sAronnd this passes knot
tedlcord. the ends of which are secured TO
thd extremities of short Stick or metal
rod, to whichiisi secured; a simple stnearn=
err. Thus constructed, the vane indicates
a cdlRi Nfalffng vertically, and besides.
shows the strength Of the wind .bR being
blown out more or less from the light
ninksfed:... r;--5--1' 47'7-.-sS 'i9 S'-''-'
AZ English 81 journal, the 1cfr7iisi,GsI
Void, of February u. contains she fol-
lowing adyel tisement. in which {eligiOn
and business are pretty wen mixed ::
WANTED. Iinla Wgsleyah family. nidale-
agdf, pious servant. willing to make her,
SELF generally useful. No washing, bak2
ind er breSibg. gAidplyiby letbsr etllylt9
Abb. c., posI-ofiee, -Litehtieh, stating
whtre f1erfed TO Cot, siso aye; ana
viii t.Maeas ysn'ssed,i-oma Ina 1ci =
Fl AsfEJissitIo eqrgapkhsaEegblsr
postal service OF carrierpigeous.
4 S&GES q sss.J.1 - sfs-sF 1Sef ~ -
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ALIENS LU1NG BAfsIM has proved itself
to be the greatest Medical Remedy for hsaE1
sing the LIngs, Purifying the Blood and re-
storing the toTe of the Liver. 1t eXcites The
phlegm which is raised from. the Lungs,
thereby the Cough, Pains, Oppression, Night
Sweats and Difficulty of RFF athingz-aIt' he
above symptoms will be CURED, and the whole
system again restored to health, a. 80
For sale by all Medicine Dealers 80
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VRaERESSaRr S4lyssens es4 OysEthe eosil
try are Recommending SteridG3fs- CqgQIry
CbEt&tiba PD tTtberS'f6f. the following tTohble
Dir, st3fpage ST 5dw1teis 81 2 waier. thick wa
Ter nepqsli ant eok& swelling pfithe sIs1dsJ
worms, horse fif, thick wind, and heaYes.
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Pine Tape, aad other Worms,

R.-H. MCDONALD q CO..
IN n -rtsz S.ss ftsIssseo; CsESerfa,
~ ss,r n nctspr a. Cls13ypa Sts " ].
sold 81 an Drugg ists a nd Deaiers. "
yi.ss-< 49, - =. 49, s4-lk
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10 A K II-IEIs- tA-LetaIUIIllIIA y.
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,FOYSIin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet-
ter, salt, Rh cum, Bi6tehes, spots, Pinples,
. Pustdlesi B5ik; CaFbuh9es Ring worms;
3cald-head, Sore Eyes, ErysipeAs,. Itch.
!, 3curfs, DIseslozatiaHs Of the skin. Humors
\ 3nds DISEASES Of the Skin Of whatever r anne
/ Or hatdfe, afs4iteraiiy Dug up sind Carried
z dut of the system N shGts aaejby.tbe use
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~ h-3- Notice adyertisement of the Zinc Col
laf Fad! They hHre beeh- Thoroughly Ntesteh, ;
and the guarantee Of this Celis ;Ro1d.l 5Ahsk
hardware dealers or harness-makersf grr them.
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.UN3tI9GUt- = s!I.'1-Ii1S - 2 I-C4d ~
HERRALISTIC REMEDIES. In former
dag4, " a IneinberOf the h0usetcfd became
indispOsed, the family head, l.ndeE iFspHe-
tons from the gray,haired dame. went to
.tle-fsrest or the!fGldg to gather hprbsI or
berries, from. which ereQuickly maein
vigOrating extracts, which ere many DAYS
brought the patient $ateBsSrouAt, and saw
the family gathering .Onee more without a
missing member. How IS it nOW?. The
slightest9iRdsposition brings the 'tfarAity
physician, y with his handsome, carriage.
/ He feels the pulse, examines fhe. tongue.
looks very grave, writes a few 'h4esr 81
charges a.big fee, land leaves,
only 70 Return the, next day and find his
patient mGeUuiAliZed sufficiently ia Aie
really sick. 4 week or two. Of attendance
follows. and therein lies the secret of
'twcalthy physicians" C1mpnethe nAss-
fsique of the present age with the past. and
the story is complete. >" Reader, -tfiSc;Tfd
chemicals and try herbs 1t you are i'll.
try the great herbalistic remedy, DR.. J.
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs.
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-; yys,o5' EEsfs 49, AZ b.A Sl:&Ir
oleansA .eTgsn Dishes; sterasI .Sgi the sereGt
house keeper of our health at work, and til G
'fOubeo@fuptiotrs waller. S9enhtT in the blood
and rot out, as it were, the maclfinery Of life.
are gradually expelled from The system: For
his, Fa4pose DR.. Pierce's GQlGen yMeiieai
Discovery, with small daily doses or Dr.
eminenky the articles needed. They cure
every Kind of humor from the worst scrOtiIa
to1he>common pimple, ''biotch or eruption.
GreatG3ting ulcers kindly hesd. under fhsir
mighty curative influePce-, Virulens blood
pd1SplrS1 that Turk in the system are by them
rebSed of their terrOrs, and by their befsever-
ing andi somewhat protraeteds use the, most
artt-bHiit up anew. Enlarged gldnfs. JUNIORS
and sNsellings dwindle away: aua.disappsar
upderEhe influence of their great res vents,
Sold by all dealers in Incidence.
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+. BURNEfTrs. CCsc0NINE5 is itIie- bsst ami
cheapest hair dressing ip the world. .,.t -.
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THE art of yoieing reeds, the most diGi-
cult and Important, in the ma4ufacture Of
cabinet Of pariof organs, Was Invented BY
Mr. Ehfm6ns Hamr1n, Of tie Mason 4
Hamlin Orean.C6I,,n ts477ats has beeril
uIBysr8lly adapted; by, American. And
largely by European makers. but, none
have attained that high standard of exctl-
lehce in .ft'whRh Isl reached III the Mason
&oHamlin Cabinet Organs -jsThis fact is
universally recognized .bY mNsieiaRsty 81
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sfExI6MRIHERS.

The Rscenf Outrage at Nueces, Texss-
An Indignant Letter from a Frontiers
man.
Pc GAiSrsrox, March IA Ns.ss special
from Corpus Christi, dated March 20, has
a letter from I. j.. Noakes, Postmaster at
Nueces, who was robbed and had his
house burned by raiding Mexicans.. He
says: -
ION the 2eth inst, about O'Clock D.
M, while conversing with man named
Smith, 1 discovered three Mexicans APP
preaching my store. Invent into the sit
ting-room for rifle; had secured it, when
Smith rushed in with Mexican following
him, with a gun pointed, prepared to fire.
My wife interfernd and prevented. He
| then pointed his gun at me, but proved
! TOO quick and saved nay life by taking his.
] then aimed at the nearest of the cut
threats in the store, when discovering
about fifty outside, did not shoot, know
ing my only chance for life was to secrete
myself, which 1 did in an underground
passage, where | found Smith. The rob-
bers sacked my store, packing valuables
in WAGONS. About this time the, mail-ri-
der from San Antonio arrived. They took
him prisoner, and the mail never reached
mes Smith now left ibis hiding place and
| ran. They gave chase, and murdered
him: TIE Store was fired and T. was
forced TO leave eoncealment, which did
pnfoticed. | renained near and witness
! ed the destruction Of my home. II The
/ MeSicans Left, believing me consumed. in
the Games. My children were shot at
twice while they lay PROSTATE On The
1 ground from, fright. Before, leaving my
/ Store they had several American prison.
ers, 'whom they subjected to the most
cruel treatment, stripping some and CON-
| polling them to 90 barefooted before
! them..i One man tainted from exhaustion,
and was beaten and left on the roadside.
fhe dispatch adds'I One of the leaders
was captured and lodged injail here Satur-
day. A meeting of people was held to-
l1lay to consider what disposition should
be made of the prisoner, and resulted 10
! the Immediate trial by the people. A
court was formed, the prisoner arraigIed,
counsel for prosecution, and defense APP
pointed, a jury impaneled. The evidence
showed that the prisoner was guilty OF
murder, arson, robbery. Imprisonment
and torture of Americans. He was SEN
teneedto. be hanged, and was immediately
hanged.
Al citizen Of this place has Just returned
from Mexico, where he went to purchase
mules. He visited Monterey and Manclo-
va, and learned.that about 700 men had
left that section for Texas, Purpose not
stated. He thereupon returned rapidly
home. At Camargo and vicinity all the
\ egados have disappeared, and bands OF
400 and 600are reported .crossfng the river
NEAR Roma and Edensbarg.- IL is stated
that further raid on this place is contem-
plated, and the Mexican leader of outlaws
has boosted that his bugles will Sound in
the streets of Corpus Christi when thepeo-
Pile least expect it.
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Pstentea 1885, The hest Elastic Truss:
Made only by PpmerQy Il Go IA B'dway MY.
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is not alone confined to silver and geld. 1t
also abounds in cea4, lead, borax, sulphur,
soda, copper sHtmaHy, and iron and salt
mines Of great prpductiyefess the latter
of which fanBot be worked profitabiy ow,i
ing to tack Of transportation 70 markell
A few gaTnets and ether precious stones
have beeprfonad in the silver mines, but
these articles are rs rare as, they are pre-
cious. -lsi eEf &, tlE e sss4 21a:,s = e s'fi'-
The devAl1pnsnt of NE mines. of this
State is tpst peg run. and their productive.
ness of the pEfsfl few months may be req
sonably tase7A as al index foto tttteiF fitqfer
wealth -" .s.fs; =. - go :: - :,
s-sed lg.EEi stir
Z. IL i Il
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| De not Despssir.H fotr- tbngh'ea he cured.
.Dr. Tut 4pegf9Iaqt is theEen9s IN 9gssByis
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i2SdPdSHs!y;sI % a46fks"9Hl q

are obtained through friendly superin-
tendeBtss aad, trpstees vyYl eO ,aJab' Yea, the
inside.~ Every thing is considered faifsin
stocks sad;; ,in.t&eI out OF three instances!
the besf wayi,g 10 act the reverse Of The
advice .. coniident tall = given. where sos
called ,Speihts are given to rewsrd friends
as well as tsoeahtsfs eneififes.. 4 4Asi an Al:
stance: eIS,ShaToHs epr newly-elected
United STATES Se1ator, has az frietl, and
trusted az Japanese body Servant, fhe first
letter Of whose name rs An Kee. FIRE.
quentlS he w0Hlds ION solicitation, advise
Mr.. kie rkhe hew TO invest his surplus
change. ~ hich advice would geiIer-
ally pE0Se p satisfactory All ! hee
also searneds a. -spgint~ from the
feminihe sex and utilized the kegh0le in
list niQg 10 Senator Sliarnns private con
versat Oils with kis brokers' Z Detecting
this, StrasDh urged his broker 60 purchase
an unlffnfeaa Quantity of acertain stock
All Kee 5eA. his KEY hole and immediately.
brought his hidden wealth to bear hnr--
rowed al he could, and advised his Celes-,
tial frieHtsfo do the same, Afew days
later KEGS co On tenanoe indicates that he
was sicEa0f stockssaud istpoints," and his
friendssrpSere livery sellcitptts rs to, his
whereabouts, but sought in rain. : AS q
recompense his, wages we're increased, but
he takes no further interest in mining mat
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THE BIG BOYINZI.

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