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The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

Edward Pason Weston has wace-.d Sir
John Ashley . 100 tot5Uo that heI Weston
VII v ak 2,C0o miles in l.OCo hours on
the pubic roads of England. lie Will take
the southeast Of England. passing around
the ooast TO Cornwall, then back 10 Lon
don. Weston will no; walk on Sunday.
He further agrees TO deliver a lecture u
each ofthe principal towns through which
he passes. THIS will require Iii le over
hfty miles day for six days in each week.
Ii Weston IS as strong as when be tramped
trom Maine 70 Chicago De may get Sir
Johns money. The walk was begun
yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Junction & Breakw ater Hail.
road.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the junction & Break water abroad
was held IN Milford last Monday The
folio sing board OF directors was elected
for the ensuing year y l.. NJ cCready,
J hu Bodin-, II -nd- rSon Moore. Thomas
Bsnm gardner, Charles c. Stocklry, Ben
jamin b lrton, Harbeson Hickman, Edw
D Kitchens, and John W. Causey The
report OF the board Of directors was quite
satisfactory, showing an Increase IN the
earnings OF The road for t.e past year.
Out Of the incoIn- for the last twelve
months. he company has paid the inter
ct iu- the State IN full, besides the oper-
a'lug exercises aLd cost of ord nary re-
pain, aud has asurplus OF over s. 90 for
pthe- purposes
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
THIRD EDITION
COMPLICATION.
Great Fire I'm New
York.

ovza $4,000 900 WORTH or PROPERTY
SWEPT AwAY-SAMEs OF THE suFfkR-
hrs.
NEW YORK, Jan. i1-9 p. ma IRE
broke out at p. III. In the wholesale
cloth house of Van Valienberg i Leve't
81 Worth street, and rapidly enveloPed
the entire builiing.
1850 o. m.-The fire was confined TO
the block in which IL originated, anu Is
now out. Ii broke o ut in No o. Worth
street and spread rapidly. The glare 1T
up the sky brilh antly, ami drew crowds
of spectators 10 the scene, The nanes
ware ms, observed ON the third floor,
and before the tiremen could get IATiy
IL work they spread 10 No. is Worth
street. and In shb brf time the building
through 10 Thomas street was in blazr.
There was some difficulty at INST in
getting water, but in a short time a large
humber of streams We're poured on
Second and third alarms were sent out
The DIRE is said 10 have originated in the
third floor OF No. o. Worth street, occu-
pied by Walkingshaw & voight, dealers
IN woollen good; Tri>tman X Co. and
" of, Meyer, * Co, mems clothing.
About eight O'Clock, while Fire Com
missioner Bonner aud a sInber of tire-
rnen were on the door where the are
originated, the iioor began 10 give wy
and they retreateI, aud not moment too
soon, for just as the as man got out the
door game way with crash. ami the
flames ourst out on bots sides. Presl-
dent King, of the Fire Department had
very narrow escape from falling
wall.
Despite the combined efforts of the
firemen the flames spread with terri Die
rapldIty, and soon communicated IL
No. 81. Here everything seemed Ia barn
Ike under. Stream alter stream OF wa
Ter was directed on the buildings, but 10
no purpose, and noor after floor fell II
with Tremendous crashes. No. o. wa,
completely gutted.
The flames then took hold OF Nos. q
and IS Worth street, and frcm that tim
the fireman seemed 10 give up all hope O
saving any Of them, and began POURING
water on adj joining bsiliirgs- The name'
suddenly burst through all the oui ing
night through TO Thomas street.
Al eleven O'Clock there was nothin.
left Of the three buildings but the walls
The following are the est mated loses
Nauvaikrnburg < Leavitt, 81 90 ~
Walklngson & Niogt $4,000 Sehnaoe
Brothers, $50 90 John 5 ade & Co
slG,Nlo; Henry W. 7. Malley * Co.
SlOl.Uuu william simpson Sons & Co
$4,000, Sonstuck SILK Company, 5000
B u. Smith. sl5o,Qro, and Firstmon s
Co, $50 900.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
THE FATHER OF FIVE
SONS

Hiram Y. Reese died recently ~ his
residence In Franklin county Pa, with
In few months of uinety-two yeAr Of
age. He YVES tee father Of twenty Ave
sons, twenty of whom are YET living, the
eldest being sixty-six and the youngest
Itwenty-four. His first wife had six sous.
his tcond eleven and his thi I'd eight aud
six Of the children were twins. He was
a soldier IN the war ofisI2, and had nine
sons in the Union army during the late
war, two of whom were killed al the
first battle of Bull Run, q third at BalFs
Bluff, and a fourth was drowned duriue
Banks's ill-starrei r q river expedition
He WAS q remarkably roou.t man AM
never but once during his hfe did he tax,
medicine.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Kate n ('ni

Kate NJ. Cobb, convicted of the muir
der of her husband by poisoning, was
sentenced at Norwich, Conn, yesterday :,
10 imprisonment for lite. She manifested
no emotion, except when the udgs al
iuied to her worse than orphan child !"
when her face flushed for a mumeut. Her
counsel moved for a new irial, aud was
allowed ten days TO perfect the IN. iion.
The trial Of Wesley W. Bishop for com
phcity in the same crime and also for
poisoning his own wife has been post
poned auiil March
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
A Butler Man Indicted.

SPRISGFIELD, Mas, January IL
John +. Arnold. of North Adams, the
Butler candidate for Lieutenant Govern.
or at the last election, has been indicted
by the grand jury at Pittshrld for OBJ
taining money under false preences,
and will be tried next week. The com
plainant, John Hanley, for long time
an employee Of Arnold, had saved me
50 600, which Arnold Borrowed from
time to tune, giving ii is charged, worth
les securities. Hanley is now old and
desututs.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
TEN DAYS F0R COXTFvpr

Last evening a. Sergeant Jones was
gong Town Seventh street, he not ced a
man lying across the pavement, and
upon arr-.t.ng him, he found that the
man was James Hannum
lui> morning he was given hearing
before the May or, who required him u
paV - ceurs and costs
A. the officer was leading him back 10
the c-lls, ne tgru-d around and call,-d The
S-rEraut d-n - of D. H.
had no quicker said IL than the Masor
sentenc-d him 70 New Castle for 10 days
for contempt
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Runway.

Las; evening about : O'Clock a. lady
and gentleman were driving down West
: rec, in sleigh, the horse became
fright ned and dashing down the street.
ran against pole that was PLACED across
the street, with such force a. 20 knock the
P le down. The horse continued Oh
until Fifth street was reached when il
was stopped By another pole. Sei her Of
the occupants Of the sleigh we're injured
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGfsrER,s oPFrcE,

OfFlIEs
New Castle county December s. isTs (
Upon application OF VIM NJ. Can pbell.
Administrator Z. 7. A, OF MargAr-t X Nc
eau Hey late OF Mil Creek HID In sald coun-
ty. deceased 1t is ordered and direci.-i 10y the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters al adj
mInistratlon c. T. a, upon the estate OF The
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Of, by causing aivertiseme Mt to be post
Ell within forty days from the dat OF sucn
letters, In six OF the most public places o.
tue county OF Se~ Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same or abide BY an
act OF assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cAus- tue same To De
ms rted within the same period in the
WILMiSGToS GAz.TE, a newspaper pub
nsh~d ia Wlimi gtou. AMI 10 he conIln-
ued therein thrve weeks, teod'.
49, Given un i-r he hand and seal
: L. OF n-ic OF the Register aforesaid
'~~~' A. Srv castle. in N,w Castle
county, aforesaid, The day and year aoov E
written. > { BlOGS Register
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ALMOST A CoNFLAGRATIoS

On VI naay morning l.s;, as Mr. A. 4.
W iso. telegraph ,F-rai,r al tue &c. ot.
VA 1T s.eigh.ns. bis coat caQeh nre
from $. q = blown irUm LIS c.ga.. Hsu-
p ~. i- l.scoye,et the a,c!.ent IN i'm
!" e',ut serious cons. ggenos, but n. .
te-o, eoup.e Of holes had b en burned
]. I'll = Il lis ooa,. The lin ns > As
c. .4--4oiy dam
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Sudden Death.

Yesterday afternoon, about 5 O'Clock.
Mn. Sarah \. Pierce. residing at No. 500
W. Fourth street, dropped dead from
heart disease. Coroner Butz held an
inquest, and the jury rendered verdict
Of death from heart disease
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
The Blanchard Blood and
Nerve Food

Has been found by hundreds Of the people
III his com munil 10 be the IN oct reliable
inv igorstor. al contains re4a y I1e essence
o. Me. being mace directly irpm the wheat
keruei- the Er- al life sta pl-. dec-o-lw
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
ANNUAL ELECTION

: The annga, meeting u he Whining
~ S--au>hlp Company. the following :
oTtcers were elected for The ensuing
T-2-
Pr=s44- r7-Geo. W. Bush.
We P-->33-a; and TEe.>lrer.-E, 7.
Wa
Ss--e,a-y-A y. Warner
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

Woueu A. t-Elr.uE 70 o. successful
farm mAua-e Why not Because
;s-m We k-l- h p rosa-ive OF the L ale
ssI- Now We have hizh respeer for
e - man who, a; ih- exp-uss Of la 4
hands srd III blrued CHEEKS, goes Into
.-r r : AID directs lie .ators OF her
1r4ayee>- W ar r-cui % record Tie
- -1t- nav ar U>Ga-.r successful =
- ~ :. ----s-:-
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

Philadelphia has long beea fsvorite
place for prize fighting, and pug.listlc
exhibitions have been prominent part
Of the pubic amusement. Mayor S,okley
has forbidden such shows, besides arrest
ing John Clark and john King. who had
signed an Ag'eement for prize tight. IL
Is though thai the pair did hot intend
ever 70 mee, in the ring. but simply pre-
tended TO make match with the idea OF
turning their noioFi-;r iuio profit by
giving spaE.lug exhibitions.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

So -EiwA-i X. NeC--.4 -
h i ING oSl..ness IL Ph.la+- u !.
r. zto-E of v-zrs. A. = lUrn - n.
.c :. = re;urIed 70 thls { -. n .
qu < !, Al hLs residence a. El..-L .ri
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NoTTGE

All persHhs having claims against the
estate ul tne deceased must present The
same duly AT es,ei TO the Administrator
on or before Dec. 5ih. 1879. or abide the
act 81 assembly IN such case made and
provided. NM. NJ. CAMPBELL,
Administrator e. 7. A.
Address. Elkton, Md. d-cs 3N cod
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IMPROVING

- .e=-t Robinson. Esq, eashies Of
u + F.lee Bank. tits city. = no Ia,
t---- s-7aHsly IL with TYPHOID nA.ay =.
l. ykly get11sering.
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NJ, Kate Cobb, Of Norwich. Conn.
found guilty Of poioniug her husband.
was seIt-ace Yesterday to Imprisonment
II lie. Her @ unse. moved for new
ira. and Ten tays wece allowed 10 the
f--rfv1i notion. The trial of Bishop
has been fixed for the March term.
By the explosion of the blas,nie-fllse
factory Of Toy. Buckfori s Co, 4, SIN
e,b ~. New \ ork. yeTterday, three glr.s
We killed outright anu Two oth-r
r=Hsa,Is jured.
Th- ! 'unc Mems Christian As,cc.a-
tloa u United States and the British
Prov lees viii hold biennial convention
a. Baltimore, from May u 70 tie 9Th.
Ouly the House oftne STATE Le-isla-
iure was IN session YESTERDAY The pro
/ Greetings were Unimporaat. An acjour-
{ NETT was taken until Aond2y evening.
iire a, Gaundy Centre Iowa yester.
day morning destroyed eight busin4 5:
! houses, including two banks and Tie pos
oflce. Loss estimated a. 5000.
The New Y OK Assembly will vote or
! Thursday next for L tied states Sen
a,or 10 sue, {, j Huu. Roscoe Conking.
The National Convention of Militia II
New York Was addressed yesterday b,
Judge Hilton.
Major John II Need a prominent q.
!. torney ot New - lean.s d.ed YESTERDAY.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

stan - in TT beck OF jci1,. nav
IL - 'zh-ys.i by iev ~ hszio
OF h il-r, Roman L.uiuezs l,I.c.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

II some euIerpri>ing fellow would now
corner thA ma-ke; on DR.. Bulls cough
syrnp he couE make his fortune, fer
'h~v- are there are Thousands who would
rather pay double the retail price than
- without this valuable remedy
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
No. ..

Blankets, Wool Flanoels, Canioa >
nels, Water proof q 1ods In all co.ls !,
Skirts, Ac. You can buy these so,a'
Us 70 advantage.
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No.

Bieached and Brown Auslins, 1ia
Lir ems, Towels, and ell kinis Of LlN
Goods at prices 70 suit the most econar
cal and exActing.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

The balance of our stock OF Ciosu u
will almost give away, as We donrrt
10 carry over . single cloak 70 max. ssG
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
No. g.

Hosiery. Gloves and underwear, NJ.
sub as, Wool Scarfs. X nit Jackee
gines, AMI ali kinds OF Seasonsoleu,
In tnls line At prices which ougni ""
a speedy sale
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

ct. PACL'S ". :. CHtRCH.
= PEesc4Ing a. l. B 4 II. aud 80 p m,
by the pa,tar.
Morning 81 blec,. = our Chi i.dren- " "a,
soal. We DO win theE evening sub! eet,
Pare anu Cu1eu - ke.i.lou %
The mem beEs ol TIE VI > T. A vii! al
tend in d body
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Crosby & Hill

Have decided TO give the People Of W.
mington and Vicinity
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, D-la.
~ ware avenue aud Washington street 4,
Rev : : seward pastor
Services a; 10 - a In.
sunday scao.ol a. q N Al are invited.
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A Grand Bensit'

During the next ~ Days, by Offering iA1
extra Inducem ents and !3argainsn
all kinds OF desirable
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CHURCHES Io-MO RRow.

4 SBCRY Me. CHCRCH-Rev. Jonr
"A a b Wilson. pasisr.
Preaching at 10 - n m. and y. m
Revival eervlces We y night at : IS.
On Wednesday al ) p m there Will b. a
service for Christian ~omenI sermon by
the pastor, on - What yoa can do for
Jesus"
-.THANY BAPTIST CHURCH, cor.
ID OF Elm and jackson STREETS, Rev T NJ
Eastwood. pastor.
Preaching at 1870 a. M aud 30, p. m -
Morning subject " Gau erins Fruit
evening suffice, " What Christians be-
lieve"
Sunday school al . g. m., and p. m.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

lnLIVEr PREsB TEHIAN CHURCH,
~ corner OF Adams ana CL e<tnui sire u.
Preaching by hsy. IhkE.ss + AA.leIy.
10 inorr3w, al To-, g IN, aud J, ? m
eats free. SSboata SchdIo! g. , m. ana
I. m. Church prayer meeting every
Friday a. : =, ?. m.
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A YER'S AGUE CURE.
QUiNINE AND Arsenic

Form the OASIS OF many Of the Ague remedies in the
marHet, snd are Tie last resort of Physicians and
people wto know no pe'te medicine 10 en- ooy for
thls olefesting complaint The effects OF either Of
he adache Intestinal disorders, vertigo d ines
rlrR1ng IN the ears and depression IF the coUsttr.
discovery, containing neither guinine arsenic nor
any deeteI1ous ingredient, and is fnfalibIe ana
rapid cure for every form of Fever and Agne Its
effects are permanent and certain, and no injury
can result from Itr use. Besides being a positive
cure for Fever and Ague in all ite forms il Is nso
superior Re Le1y for Liver Complaints 1t is an
excellent tonic and preventive well cure of All
complaints y culiar to maarioas, msrshy and mtas-
matte districts by direct action on thu Liver and
blary apparatus. II stimulates the system to Wig.
orouD, healthy condition
For sale by d. GILMAN and all dealers
tvf4 W 4
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THIS LOOKS LIKE CHRISTIAN CHARrTY-Af
Chatham, Columbia county In this state, the
Roman Catholic church was the other day
struck by lightning and greatly injured. The
ministers OF the several Protestant denomtna-
lions waited upon the pastor TO express their
heartfelt sympathy; and one OF them declared
that be would rather his own church had been
Struck because his people could better afford
the loSS-ry Y Herald
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEL'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NJ STREET BETWEEN
gWENTY-F1FTH AND TWENTYSIXTH

TRuSTE1s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
-s sMhhnX; lNdEThw ASP TTEST7sIzTH
Sfqs e. deed sn q rsoosde s's n ss
Records Of the District OF Coiunbs, and by virtue
sheseof the Ssg
May, AID. 1877. In Equity cause No. 8, 465, wherein
esg Ct s4 1as
e. s. Int
, 81 is fss On @a9sh
sire. by depth Of ITO feet on 26th street, i'm
viii soa to s
Elk and twelve months, with interest at
ebssers cost the terms Of sale are not compiled
right to resell 1t the risk and cost Of defsufins pur
thaser. tje17 eo&dsl L. g. HINE, Trustee.
cE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY. July l6, same hour and place,
by order of the Trustee jy3-eod
CHANCERY SALES OF LOTS IN sP
f AIT o5Np y! p NORTH OF WASH
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, on
Hauy docEet s. a
lie auction, il front Of the pyemises. on WEDNES
part Lot Boek Lots end oi B9c sns
and Let's l, 2 and 4 Block g. in s. P. Browns sub
division OF Mount Pleasant, in Washington county,
Terms OF sale: Oke third cash; balance in two
equal instalments at Blk aud twelve months from
nay Of sn sn so M %
and tnll payment Of purchase money. the Trustee
srE1eER CHEESEMAN'S A S Aaoss , g5"sss
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SENATOR CHANDLER said to q Boston Trap
etter Spondent:-"Many years ago deter.
mined TO take q course or training Ia boxing,
and employed one or the best trainers In the
country, the man who trained Heenan for his
famous prize fight before the war. was under
this mans charge for at least six months; and
In time became quite an adept In using my fstS.
got up a first class muscle, and have preserved
IL TO this day. Noperson In the Senate suspects
that am boxer, or that can strike blow OF
Iron, but, II 1 am ever assailed, my assailant
Will discover that can defend myself without
reSOrtiDg 10 WeapOQS
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i PROVED LOT ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN n AND I'D STREETS NORTH
WEST
We viii sell at pubic auction. to the highest an
hfdoer, in front ef the premises on FRIDAY, ~
July 18th. 1879, at O'Clock pm, the east 49,
feet front of lot z by the depth thereof in square
No. 81, containing 4,079 square feet.
Terms cash.
For further particulars apply TO
jy15-d&ds DUVALL Il MARI, SO4 F st. nw
DURLIO SALE OF A THREE STORY PRESSED
L d ERIGK E. DWELLING No. IS DEFKEEs
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in cause 17!
in ssid court, wherein Daniel Riordan is.RS4
plaintiff emo the Carroll Cooperative Building
socatoR and others are defendants, same being No.
6246 Equity, will offer for sac, at punic auction
upon the premises on TUESDAY the 22d day OF
July, at O'Clock pm, lot numbered sixty mine (69
in A. R. She pherd's subdivision of square No. 623.
in the Cy OF Washington, D. O.. said lot has front
of sixteen 6 feet on Deffees street and is improved
by b ick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
cash; the balance in equsl instalmente at six and
twelve months from day of sale, with interest at tn
rate OF seven per cent per annum until paid the
the Trusts Of the title to the prop erty until paid
all cash at the purchasers option e1G0 down st
time Of purchase
EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee.
CHAS. W. HANDY, Auctr. jyll-eO&ds
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THE OUNARD STRAMeHR COMPANY LINZ
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork HArb0r.
IRON PIER NRW WORK

EHOM PlEk 80 =: T., NV YORK.
sG11a61A, wednes day, July TO- 23g 2; N.
B0THNIA, Wednesday, July so, $50 Pm.
9ALLIA wednesday, AUGUST s, "a m
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY steamers Carrying steerage, $50 and 500 gold.
according to accommodations
Tickets TO Paris, SIS. gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage at very low rates Storage tickets from
ltvefpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe Ut iowetf rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Hayre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
ana for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comp any's
once, No. Bowling Green, or both steerase and
ton, DO.
1an28Iy CHAa G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. NY.
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CHRISTINE NILSSON is a fine horsewoman. buf
during an engagement she never mounts q
morse for fear that some accident may happen
which will prevent her fulnlling her duties.
one OF the most delicate OF women, she says nor
opera one must be "brutally strong" so that
On singing days she remains In seclusion, ox-
cept for an hours drive In an open carriage.
She Is not permitted TO use her old, violin, Be.
cause OF the forced position necessary In hand.
ling IL.
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EFFECT OF IMAGINATION ON THE WEATHER.
citizen doing business on Griswold street has
given this weather question q great deal OF
thought, and yesterday he began q series OF
experiments to ascertain whether Imagination
hasn't as much TO do with hot day as the
thermometer. AT O'Clock in the morning he
entered his Office. built brisk fire in the stove
closed the door, and sat down to his newspaper,
having his chair close to the stove In few
minutes one or his customers opened the door,
and before he could express his surprise the
official called out
"Come in. What change In the weather
since last night! hated to build a fire, but it
was positively like November In here. Come
over by the stove"
"Has-has the weather changed" hesitating-
ly inquired the caller.
Changed! Why there's difference OF 81
degrees since 10 O'clock last night. Hear what
the weather report says: Northerly winds, great
change Ia temperature, with Indications OF a
severe frost at night. | wish | had brought
down my spring overcoat."
"Well, felt The change, but I didn't realize
the fun power OF it, said the other as he edged
over TO the stove and rubbed his hands.
You should watch these things and dress
thin coat. First you know you'll have chilli
IL know I'm rather careless, but i must
look Out for myself In future. This fire feels
rather good"
Eyes; 1t does; you'd better get thoroughly
warmed up before you 60 ou5 fn the raw air
The caller remained there for at least 10 MIN
utes, all the time standing beside the not stove,
and yet when the thermometer marked 100 de-
grees he made no complaints and went out say
Ing that he would 60 home and get on thicker
coat Detr ont Free Press.
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PEPPER AND SALT.-The Oldest theater gore

PEPPER AND SALT.-The Oldest theater gore
red paint
Do church singers wear choral jewelry?
Hotel walters are on the lookout now for sum-
mer quarters.
An electrical girl has been discovered In Cam
ada. She ought 10 marry good conductor.
There is one southern yell that it Is to be
hoped we shall not hear this season, and that n
the yell O. fever
A sour old bachelor objects to equal rights for
women. He says her origin indicates she was
only intended for side show.
III anybody would invent some mucflage that
would stick as well as ty does TO q bald
headed man, he would make q rortune.-[B Boz
ton Com. E,n
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CERTAIN colonial legion DOW extinct pos
well passed for own brother to Mrs. Malaprop.
His son became victim to the tender passion,
and while the spooning was at its hottest, s.
fellow, is it true that your son Joe is engaged
TO Miss Dash? Every one talks So" at mat
tiers but little, Captain s." replies Malaprop,
pompously, "what people talk. There are
always so many cunards flying about that It u
difficult to believe anything. Whatever hear,
hear, / swallow with a dose of salts. Joe Is
not affiaDced. Miss Dash has certainly enam-
eied him, completely eDameled him. He has
put other shooters horse di combat, but no be-
trothal is yet on the tapes That viii come,
suppose, or course; when, hardly yet know