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All nervous, exhaust,us. unafna,rful diseases
speedily Yield to the curative Influences Of Pulyer-
mache!s Electric Belts and ,Bands.. They are
piled by the patient himself. Book with full par
ncniars. mailed free. Address pulyermacher Cal
Vanic Co., Cincinnati o.
, 1877-07-08

deyotee Of mint-juleps who first at q Southern
hotel ''taught dad to put grass in his liquor F"
He took an English soda-glass, capacity nearly d
quart, half. filled it With ice~raspings supcri'n-
posed upon tablespoonful Of sirup aud two
huid ounces Of cream, added thereto four fluid
ounces Of sherry, and like the mighty master
who fabricated In rcpousse the shield Of
Achilles
''Round it Old Ocean poured and 'whelmed tho
:. WHOLE
crowning tile edihce, that is to say,with bottle
Of ginger ale. This was i drink a denr, proper
to the Reconciliation Of two old friends alter an
estrangcment, or to the declaration Of Two Icy
crs of sultry afternoon during the honeymoon,
being rapturously~ assiml1atca through the
medium Of as many straws. The secret Of this
tipple, flowing with milk and sherry, has l'ithcr-
to been faithfully kept by Canada, and VIC feel
that in disclosing it we are doing public serV-
ice to the Union. In some respects 1t is dar-
ing compound, but adventure is the grand
mother of invention, and those who have tried
it will recognize tue truth Of the SAYING - ttn1s
coronat pus'--" The drink justitics the mix
ture.h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04

TUESDAY July ,3..,FLouR AND MEALmTha
an sdvancc rye a5ar ant corn meal vcry nrm We
State 90 s0@s6 70 western ntng wheat cxiras So ioss
500 DO * and Xxx s. a2%sesg winter , Wheat
so,a patents, s'ssil city sh.gw cx,rs; te@:5 500
sm s Sstess az sg5 s Ot' a WeepS $
;3 b5snsywigs s545s' So ' re- @cag, ss5dsS
aS Isl S se F a a"' eS aSns s %R
irr glariiy closing Sss points lower l2l7c Tor July
Il llc or August iii4c Tor september. li5ic. for oeto
i jafSary iiels isf February and ii 74S Tor March
TEoyIsoVsricrt IN Jar demand and FIRM sales on
the pot so bbs at sii IS tor mes, "a prime
Bacon quigt ca, meats ipact.e but parcel Of light
ss r ,S Se ,l a" h a. as s @S fore T rims
civ so5ssp 70 ior prime western ami = "a for No
iny, aId = ioss M lor Aq.a., Win s %
Butter g Sas sS S pa "na epessy is Do
ial. and lrkins, i5aaic Western pals and creamery.
demand, and Ws.%Tn ,a'asi, sias iasief,. 7S,Ss;
8s &c. Trss eggs Isl. sisc
Gg.,Smwhss! mere active and rather qrmsr sales
SL5e Tor No Northwestern. al 5s@sld 80 Tor No NIL
d o G S SG livery sy ypSs aaa Gas
a, . az and ry oe, an" s bm.S a, so
4cc or western mSs5 tos &c for SG whit iGc, .a
nrncr the sput and generally ,ronssr sales the
SPOT 1901 bush at - 'ss6lc Tor new Western mixed
livery 1900 hush Guiding steamer mixed az 5.;sc
ior luy and sail mixed at 5sse Toy August and 6oac
tur sept, nlucr
GRotrHifs-Rio coffee quiet hut firm NJ Hare,
gold sales va bags on private tes stoek here in nrst
hands slai5 BAGS. aud in sec nj hands i13 bags with
total slnV at all ports ~ f7d bags Mild grades
qu.rt ~ - t2uc Tor Nara ahn and 22e2ic for Java,
both gold Rice quiet az %. al Tor donestic Rangouu
quoted ~ "a gold. Moas,es wasdul and nominal NJ
i1c or Cuba 30 esi Porto Rico i5@55c New orleans.
u ajdc Raw sugars dan AMI nominaly lsaaH,sc.
good refining Cuba and pallc Tor centrifugal
Refined wa, rather quiet and eas, at Tor hards
SgSpSrsaNey. stores were qqist AMI unclaimed 4!
good strained rosin Petroleum steady and guet az
Ole. Tor crude. IN bulk and l3c refined in bbs.
IAlow steady and fairly active az rf0'4c for prime.
Whiskcy quiet at 81 i3Gsl1ai4 ocean lreights were
more active, and rule about steady Grain TO Liv-
erpoo hy steam. al and ciees, - grain to London.
10y steam, 5d cheese. 60 -four > hops Tl6i grain
to Bristol BY steam. p. cheese 5v- grain 70 cork. for
ORDERS - ID d44s I'd obs ID DO 10 tOIenha-en IS
refined petroleum To the Continent Is OF. do TO tho
Baltic, 4 I'd @4s ID do to the Ahriac Is los crude
do to lIayrc IS Cd nalhthA To Bordeaux. Is 4 a.
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The Cold Facts.



\ grocer doing business on Michigan
GRIND avenue Wa9 yostorduy asked t. trust Il
cu'ornd man one 'iiN fora Quar' ~ strawh rrios.
cant pit-you'd never Iny. hc rcplicd.
l'il pay Il" money utur" eight 40 clock IN de
mawuiug.' earnestly continued the collred
man.
Perhaps Won might. hut ! don't believe H..
Il you have no money now how Will YOU have
any th"uf
Don't ax ne. hoss-I'll have de cash su0h.
/" gust prrspirinE Ia death Tor de want Of
-truWh, grlrs,
Does any one owe you?' asked the grocer.
NJ. sab
"ThNn now DO You expect 70 got any moneyY'
Oh dc pay will hc all right.'
Il guess not louN have To- try some ono
else"
Boss. you hoz pinned mo right down 10 cold
fact said III customer. wnu,S sfrawher-
ri"- an d"y he1 got 10 come. an d"rrlurc. ley
nic say dat ! wasn't gong out to-mtShtto steal
chichons an stll 'rnl 10 get money.
All! you wasn't
" ,ah. ',au-, | dun pulled 'om in last
night. an Dies j lr sold In hut her dis eynn-
iug OATS Re- coll far mister. an now wrap
pdam strawberries an doan abuse NY conf
tsutp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04
THE COLUMBIi orERi house GIRLS.
The Green Room that has Given Offence to
the Ncishbors to he Closed.

\ flock of frightened girls huddled around
the prisoners bar in the jefferson Market Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning. in obedience TO
nod from Capt Kennedy. They were the per-
formers who were arrested on Monday evening
in the Columbia Opera Houso. The two pro-
pricior- and two male suboriiuates brought up
the rcar. On Justice Dufry's postponing pro-
cc' dlngs until the afternoon. and ordering them
10 bc 10. ked NJ meanwhile. tears and sob~ broke
forth " Don't take M back To that dreadful
place shall die moancd one. and the others
took NJ the moan. Two were released on parole
ON account col Slrk nr-s.
At iu the ait.rn. on the party fled out from
their cell with mods and becks. and wreathrd
smiles substituted for their soils and t"ar-.
Cart. Kennedy said that complaints had been
made 10 HIM against the opera house. but that
the compliments were no, in the court rooui
The counsel for IN" prisoners promised. n he
half Of their clients. that the green room should
ie moved to a less exposed place. and that. rs
the performances themselves had not been
complained Of. the court could not hold them
Aaiier tne LAWYER had spoken ei some length.
called ont "Sallic Johnson"
! ltIrd. tired woman answers TO the napIe.
WAT d. you dof'
How much do you get ?"
seven dollars "a week.
Have you mother TO- suprort%
Sara Hughes!"
Her" sir.
"WLnt are you ?"
",A-re,ialis', sir. dance iles am song
Lucille Campbell what arcyou 2"
llav" YOU mother To support =
Maseir WIod slid She gats Sl2. is dancer.
2nd IMPORTS hs.r W,d"T' motn1r' J., ~.
iu 90" row 81 Loln Mont2 f"mule min-'r' =,
m' ti n-nS. Anule F,y is clog 9nn ~
cnd s,r.o-.omi. SINGER. iWni" cornell sct
fun.ru said that NlpuNy evening wac her fist
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N THE Uo0Ds or NEJ.iDi.



\ hook agent ni This city hn- just rcturn,l
fl Yr. fue " ,"y J Hk" country n" arg ui Nug
Il ) -tnlp.l 49, d.. thin. sIfu.f.l IN Nh" cdgr ~
doa.utlnls Of assorted -'2.- and ulrNru giI.!-
d.. nr., d- star, up from under siunt"t pines
Or came running from -N"d- ga. M "a" 80.
s. lpiA.s Hld Iarkil" its' Il pack OF coyotes. ia
Tie w,ier ul tle 81 - warmed TORN seven Or
.lHu nnr'-hDHdrd fiNrn lair"ii ,'iiildirn.
PLAINLY a.llti D.r .tlf''i. ile { rest brood. Tn"
Juveniles were fu.'w' ~ iy'H guunt. lilrom-eom-
Il"Ni.rrl W 'rlaN ul i.i"lit t"rty. BY coohing
- many vear- b f'r an op,l Fireplace, sne
had i""inl" o- enr"iuNl} -ripk"-rur"d as any
Il tnc woman who 'hus appeared the agent
r.aet known his lUsin'-~.
Mal -ir.ns r nf..'r var come 90 the
v1'.ag Iii.n 81 yer go n0fhin hut hook-to sell.
~ }rriyl 'm l"W l"r nt '.p-..r su'hin in
Z. aa ernit'n nn". rNl Ihglt sell some To lny
oir nan. A. ter p'f'H-. stranger we re- not
mud. IN ii.rr Gl ma Z.
Could 500 your husband. nam ~ asked the
hr %, H,s ni
"Wll -trpg 3. r. 'l,on yer could Of ycrwos
"Iir'. rota. hupc, thnuf'
.h,,Dr. 10 p A0f id '.pNl
"W v d. !.k If 20 rofurn soon ~
tau' ~uh. -lrurrr. ht- 10 AtN' olr1lf,n.
N., ln- iH' - Nn': l may NJ INA
-1n"W.lors .l 'nN s"U'"rrIf
rr % I, ~tun,,' r; nos some ou' hum-
4 me oa' bUumins! What DO YOU moan by
Wall. stranger ho tues down lis gun 'ld-
moruIn'. aI.I 'r'..a IS < hc ruy M a. nee
~fHri'l uy ! eU.i.ata' NOS Llne of = lne-
N..,.I. d.. bum Cd .l lWN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04

IOoIFI. Tl4I DNi hAN'ftk.
A saloon kept hy Hans Bcns at 'rcn'h avc-
nur and ls5,h sfrert. has been for W." tnst w
rn4 If Mr.. ,Inrl; Dnoiv. The dog ranger oi the
Seventeenth Dog District. ON account of the
lrr-ou- therein # oiyht unlicensed dogs ON
Monday, accompanied Nv IFS Deputy. i'm
Dupnr hc rn'"r'd TIN pncn md attempted 10
scilc Che dogs. To this Die proprietor oprcted'
and u running chase OF the dols Cnsurd. inter-
lWwd occasionally, by the s,u'lins GO, 81
y wns u .'I'@ ia h. H'"u purlaers fnaly
rcHnforcrnrnts in the shape Of neiglborlng
mi n, "A ii.tn tirn am ~ dog ga, hers were
conn, He'd e. r,trcnf in Er"a disorder lcstgr-
day morn ug thor sort" was made 10y
Uu.N. II II time a. WIS prepared Tor . vi..or-
.ii- Niff'. ha wing ndd Il Ilroc mon 10 his tpr -
rn.h pro>i,lad IN % fliu noo-r. Upon the ap-
IL, lrhn -'oi the $50. accompanied 10y Il formal
d,.uanI Con tNc dogs. q rows oi boys and mon
igtn'r'l about The place After 4 few eN-
ng forces. in Will Ia language not to
hc found in my current religious work
made tine air UoWphOri"ully hlu", the
assault WAS begun, Tie German Gnd his bar
Keeper were o,oithrown. and the dogs wore
sciy'l dragged triumphantly to the wagon,
M however. the party we're literally bcsicged
10y mon and boys and peltcdwith eggs. potators,
OF witch the bows said. "He IL kept walk ny
around only 10 save funeral expenses WINS
Kin k1d IN his root and The multitude vi dogs
W thin were badly drmoralizrd, The arrival ~
an Ogircr Of the mounted police alone uVertc,l
thc lire di-a@t'r of the entire demolition of huth
thu rick Dity wagon and we're frail horse. and the
cons nuru, ralrasc NJ tho tnad " dogs.
john Il Nalon. the Mayor dOg-pounl
Keeper. had his hands fun yesterday. At :
! Oh lock wagon loads of dogs wore in waiting at
the .nituur, ui tnc now ediii,o at the foot OF
| Est : Vi,cnth street and hy noon the go bright
new pin. cells were all occupied and the attend-
! nnte had 10 "duulln up Later in the day
| tw, ly, .mnil d,.- worn counted in ono rcn and
/ tI,rat.hor4 W +. y.i clnmoring NJ the door &C.
/ Ill. large 'h.lr loils The dogs arrived afoo'
/ AMI in all sorts of vehicles. some wagons Nor,
| dUuhir.do. krd Ike the noN SiNth avenue ,qirs
! Both decks wnrn nliod with dogs; in onr ease
! ik l0re wore lei w'h strings tied to the hind
! i'Nlc. Over 5Oo bows gathered in the ncghbor-
! hood and occasionally found excitement In
riasiu,n moor. fri.-iit'ned cur that hnds 0apcd
/ frnrp his e1rtcre Its res pitc was usually very
I elnrf
DOOMED Dogs
,ut. ~ manual ,l,ir rc,,.s
~ Ih' " - N't a., ,"att 80, ~, , ~. ~. Ia
/ "ii WI, u "". M ,,.s ,.l"''', IN, ,,,.,,'.
/ ut 'u .i We 49, 'i'if' w ~ VT ~ ~ ~
! ~ Hi7 49, ri ~ IL, ,,l Il ~. ,I
ml, ~ MIR ~ ~ ~. 49,, '',,'r-i IT, .
i'' III II va "a .i NJ - Nm.
wa" h"i" ! pc ~ "M'S' -, IN, tnv Ia W., ~.
!N.N ON w iN.r l1l'. ~ ~" ~ yph"'
Wh.N ~, W. ~ ~. i,V ,,',, ~ Vi ,,. 70, M
"!1, C"r,',..r. v1ro n, vori uHon III,
. y, ~ ~, =" ,i w., ~ I'm ~,
KITTY" "'riI'h '''' u 40 9"'NN "i'H' va V''' va
w T. NN,,i,.,, ,,,,..o,,,i,.ol bi,,,.,if,,,.o
n, ~ "'' XIX W ,'. +, +, IN, ~ n.
io-ufV lung , ,.', ,l,..r ,, m Nj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04
Live stock Market.

Nrw YORK, Tuesday July 3.-For lack Of
fresh cfernrs there no,hn doing IN beet cattle to.
day Dressed beef moderately active NJ -AIu.sc N
n for ordinary TO good native beef sl, and Ce-c. Tor
Texas htci.
Receipts of calves were Go head The demand was
onlS moderate and radc slow H former quotations,
ba1c r n Tor common a. lolcc Ncas and s. &c
buttermiik tnlNt. and gra>sDr~
Heccils OF shrep ant lamb wcre car loads or 3oh
head There material change M the raj
dion OF the market ami tr tow sales effected were A
an hanged price Poor tn fim sheep ranged from &c.
tnHc T. o. and common To- 800, lamI ~ Il" to 7ssc,
viii icw chnito Jersey, - Dealers report a slow
trade AZ 7@iue z n Ion dles-cl mutton and ~ lie ior
drf-sed lambs.
iccti pts ui swine were ~ car Loads. or -lS hogs
NJ sol
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IS Charleston Lo .kwtnd, Charleston.
- olaacus. Bears. Boston
:, Lone star. Furit. Ncn orleans
- fnmmcfa.ill. 9tAN.nscn. Hamburg jane 20. an
llivro nd
= san salvador Nich, rsou. savannah.
Bark Ario.u. ~ubrgiiD. cote
Marx 49, ifhA. ieil-iii. iliiAu
lar. NuienA. Mailman Shgua
kr4 lH-icL DaNi.. N.ulud. bo!ivar
Nrl- iuIly Walters. f,lgf. i.n.iad.
Rri- Lnu0 " Armstrong, Alien. MnNHluck.
I'm Mary tiNii-. Nht moro. tNidfnas
Iris Ot 'lnlG. rYtt - ri..rr
Scir VIM Ihiinpsni. nuai. Port antonio
: tar plNhrrak, Hiakr. ARROYO. y Il
Alst The uslAl river Anf r1t ,twi>'' vessels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04

A programme Of rare excellence Is olcrod for
ia lon- Branch Races to-day -Four races arc announced
with nue array of cutlcl The initial race l. Tor a
purse OF 100 tor loui-s ar o0ls hall mile dash The
second event viii be tho Settling race for an ages purse
S@ln tie winner tu be sold tor Sluun, enc ulc ana
tlrre quarters The hnd race viii hc lor lurs oi
Sluu, tWulnllo dN.h The Handicap Hurdle race pure
500 81 n SECOND horse 80 tn tlrd mile heats over
Tour huldts, Will wind up the slor with iu entries
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Two Mile. In i,57.


We have g. record n recent triumph OF
IMullc Mr.. james ). purrsl's beautiful flyer
which Will no doubt make the owners of last
trotters in tn" blue Eiass country open their
eyes, Mr., Parrish. knowing that sh" pussrssAd
her Il tWo-miie dash. Although the track was
not in llrst-rntr condition, he oppressed the
She was given the word and completed the
two miles IN 81, without skip or break. The
third hall milo Was made a lQ.s and the last
mile was trotted in ~. We believe, all things
considered that she is the best mare in Ken
lucky,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04
Soldiers Graves Neglected.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SVN-Sb: We have
ahur'in. ground AT SIOUX Fails that was made wln
this place was military station lteon'ains eight sol
aor.' graves Formerly There fence placed aroun'
rs the soldiers also hoard hcad,onrs Win the nhm
aud company 1ho,c are now dawn, the lettering can
not b. dec phcrcd some at ucu Uihtls arc missing
aud the lcncc has been entirely taken away NNWi
not be- wen for the Government 10 snip some OF the Bel
kna hca. stones that were placed over dead mules u
TN. pla,r l. l. q
sOVX FAILS, OAK T., June %
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The seawanhakn Yacht Club.

The sixth annual regatta of the spirited Sea-
wanhaka Yacht club Will be held at oyster Bay to-day
There arc hfoon entries OF chooners, slools and open
boats The race between the famous sloops Arrow and
Vision viii he especially eArinuF, and Largo Aioints
were Yesterday bet ON III, result ON the stock Exchange
The Dare DcNil and VIM T Lo' of the opcn loat' viii
also have cNcuug contest IN tlnlr class anu IN the
second class opru boat, SIS beautiful boats, manned by
Corinthians, wlll contoAA Tor sapl, macy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04

NNLEON-PrTNAN Al > arisrhrrg : G ON llna
=. Us r Rev II Law. N Theodore Cameron 10 "rria
L luNNiu.
TEWlr- roMIINSoN Oh wednesday. June 30 AZ
r. id-rpuGf conn. by iif ir. Soy. Ella g Tom-
n Icwr
urkBlLi.-ul ROrR-N The Church ot the A,cen-
18Th .iul iff ..ul .f.. o. ~ fH' lsF rat.
nam. NapNcun tia' llUnn,. 10 Lnna Fame. d. BocL
bOlA ui NDN ltfk ,it.
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Guslntrs tlctit:s.

For Nervous Presentation, FcunIr Irrcgu.
ai.t... Strl4f Internal Pains, Heart
hnru anh stomach AMI Bowel Disorders there Is no
REMEDY equal TO farkcr' Gingvr me.
The Best Remedy for children while Teeth
AT-. MISSION ~ It.4i4- rlI4i-
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Sptial ...Ascs.

THREE LECTURES ~ srHICruHE
auH i4vlu. rlhoiis, their lr. NtNir.i Ai 4hlu-
cNcr ~ prpiucinl norvo-c NhNs'' 100 i rIudN o Wedl
Cad ueNuucnt instant removal u Nut. Aitolnss' warn
..tlr its modern treatment NII tNr'0 NNc tANS
lteuiei by the mrthroton' Al las irNae Hospital ~
EnN ARD II IIAON. NJ D. 90 fA-rs, bNlf OUTS
non. - 10 10 10 t. ant rip p'r',uug, at 20 'tl as
HWAIN room, \ BOTANICAL EXTRACT
tor ,utnsthtnns Tag tl"Nn Nid "a ln-'i ~ .',R W
weakened iorcta AMI Wpui h.h it'' - n.lMl' w ~
Pharmacy corner 18th ani l AZ send tor circular,
BRAIN FOOD - SOLD bt HtD>tT
H,rad fuding, ana IlII. alsl 81 iNN hlu'NN'y-
KEEPS UsTOM SHIFTS nialelo measure
NCrA best q Tor ~ no oh.lNOu tu NcNp any n heePs
shirts unless pcritcuN sau,.aciul. V-A biu"dM"y'
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he picked h msclf slowly up he exclaimed,
we'll ny tam dose mems calls dcresclNcs tog
glt,hersr
broad street Yielded II harvest Of two dogs,
and the cXpslition started for Washington
street. On ths WY two moro were gathered IN
10y 'oaxing t'i"n within reaching distance anu
then H 1iu-,t 'lnm hy the napc OF The meek ana
tpssin.. them over into the cart The results
may be summed M:
=, Shafts d.
Nv - dogs M 10 cents TOT horse and cart 81 ~
~ balance - 80 10 men w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04

Tho health of the entire system depends upon
digestion aud rcruAr hhhit W body. Functions mAle-
ilaly assistcd b. Mia Vi Masnesia ado
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-02

This morning, at an auction sale on
G street, lot of Worn out household
furniture was under the hammer,
when Chinaman, who had been
carefully watching the operations for
some time, put in a bid Of two blttee'
for an old dilapidated washstand.
Two bits-do | hear the three .
shonted the auctloneer.
There was a long pause, broken at
last by the Chinaman bidding again.
Three bittee.
The crowd laughed at the Celestial
for raising his own bid, and the auc-
tionccr, taking in the situation, sang
out:
Three bittoes-do I hear the FOUR
aud looked over at John.
There was another long pause, but
at last 70 bittee came from the Chi
naman and a roar Of laughter went
up, in which even a number Of old
women joined so heartily as to almost
shake their false teeth out. Still the
auctioneer held on to the washstand
and the Chinaman, determined to Sc
cure it, bid five, six, seven, eight bit
tee successively, and it was finally
passed over to him for one dollar
He received it with a smile of awful
dimensions, remarking, Me ketcheo
wasAstand, you betteo Cheap cheap
ce.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-02
4 COLLECTOR,.S STOH Y.

Goodbye, dear, | said, after | had
put on my coat and gathered up the
relns.
She took hold Of my wrist and de
tanned me.
Wait a moment, John.
Then she called to Mack, my great
Newfoundland dog, and he came out
of the house, and, ut Il motion from
her Jumped into the sleigh and curled
himself at my feet.
| He was a noble fellow, my brave
Mack. | really think there never
was such another dog, | had brought
him all the way from New lIamp
shire and we had grown to feel per
fectlv secure in the house with him
so watchful anl faithful WAS the no
bic dog but it never occurred to ne
to take him on this 'rip,in Sleigh.
Belle, sail, you are Il silly girl
The dog will only be a botheration to
me, and ten to one you'll want him
here before | get back.
Nov, John, please ID take him =
for me. Please ID take him, John
take him, just because Your silly little
wife is afraid to have You g without
him.
OF course the girl had her way. !
was never able to understand how q
man can resist this kind Of per-u .>ion
never could, AMI never expect to
50 kissed her and chryupel to C,ev,
alier, and he bounded away through
the settlement like an arrow.
1t was the dead Of winter and an
unusually heavy snow had fallen, fill,
ing in the roadway to the depth OF
four feet. There had been trlvcI
enough to pack it hard, so that found
the slei5 5hing excellent. Crcvalier's
hoofs glanced nimbIy over the snow
and in two hours had made more
than twenty miles, anl had reached
the substantial log cabin Of one Of oui
best and most Intelligent customers. -
lie received Inc with a hearty WEI!
come and when ! told him what my
mission was, he invited me to make
his cabin my head quarters while
remained in the neighOorhool. |
thankfully accepted the invitation
stayed all night, and the next morn.
ing, under the & lidance Of Dick, nv
hosts youngest son, a clever boy OF
about thirteen, | started out to max.
my first experiment IN collecting. 1t
does not concern my story to describe
everything that happened to me dur
ing my stay with our friend, which
lasted rather more than a week.
When l began to realize that had
collected about as much money as my
employer expected from this trip,l sat
down to count it up. | had been out
all day, and it was now ust at the
edge of the evening. Supper was al
most ready, and | made up my mind
that if my portmaatean contained as
much as | thought, | would only wait
to appease my hunger before return
ing to the settlement. ponred out
the money on the floor, and counted
it. 1t was all in gold and silver, for
bank notes would have been dssplsed
among us then, and there was the sum
of eleven hundred and sevontythree
dollars, They We're all sorry to have
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CHURCHES.

Ncth~lixt Epixrop"l-Rcy. II. =. West
po,tor. sabbath school at . Il. IN. u
w. SturH>dale, Supt.
LuthcJuu-Rcv J. Sumcrs, pastor. Sab
bath school at O'Clock p, m. Jos +. Web
strr. Supt.
Unitd Brethrcn-- J. ID Freed, pas
tor, Sabbath school at Il o'clock }. W
Baltzcll, Supc intcndcnt.
.Uorori,n-Rcv l.. p. Clewcll, pastor
sabbath school at O'Clock; James Cree
ger, Superintendent. ,,,.,.
Roman Cutto';c-Rcv. Father William
Hill.
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NN and after sunday, May Is, 1910,
" Passenger Trains will run rs fol-
lows:
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at '92 a.
NJ, and 3.45 p. NJ.
For IIagcrstown and Willianlsport 11:13
A VI and 7:13 p NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
Is A NJ and 1:l3 p VI
From Wiilamsport and llagcrstown at
~! Il IN, and 3:45 IN
EMMlTTsBURG RAILROAD ChuNgc Of
,Scheduhc-On and after Sunday, May l3,
trains will leave Emmittsburg at 100 a. m,
and 3.20 and 6lj p. m; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 10 Il. M, and 3.45 and Gao
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1855 a. m,
and l0l and G.5G p. m, and-arrivc at En-
mittsburg goa. m, and 4.3O and and 1.25
p. m.
Passenger Trains on W. NJ. r. II. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-7.3S .3S
a. m, and 40l p. m. Westward G55
Il. IN and G.5G m.
}. NJ. HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager.
Is. II. GRISWOLD,
ticnl Ticket Agent.
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The funeral Of Yong John Kar, a
prominent Chinese merchant, doing
business at Oil Dupont street, took
place yesterday. The body, placed in
an elegant cashet, WAS kept III house
during part Of The forenoon, and was
then removed to catafaIque erected
in front Of 9l3 Dupont street, where
elaborate religious rites and burial
ceremonies were performed. Two
bands Of Chinese musians were en-
ployed, besides a score Of mourning
women, priests, and other attendants.
The streets between Washington and
jackson was literally packed with
Cinnamon. About peek Of five cent
pieces, each carefully wrapped in a
piece Of paper and tied with a dainty
ribbon, was scattered broadcast in
the crowd, according to the Chinese
custom. The cortege, comprising over
twenty carriages, besides band and
express wagon, moved to the city Gem
etry about noon.