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~ MATZOES! NATZOES, NJ \ T.
ZOES IL am now baking every dry some Of the
finest MATZUES ever made in the city al only Sc.
per pound Ord"rS VIII be received until FRIDAY,
April 4th. by |. y. BRIGGS. Baker.
NH 27-3t 7U7 Main street.
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MT WE DISCONTINUE OUR SAT
URDAY- NIGHT SALES until farther notice.
MARCH 81, 1879. LEVY BROTHERS,
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Tn retiring from the firm Of Jenkins & Stcgal. II
above noticed, chccrfuly commend The new firm
Of +. COUR1N EI jenkins & GO. 10 my old GUS
TONERS, and solicit their continued patronage.
4. T.. STE(,AI.
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THEIR HI..tCE-GGnns ..-s.

both for mourning a;G g,lD,,no- ~.
lected ~iia great care. They Wit. No. ~ zee.
feel that an INSPECTION oi t!icsc .! cong ~
ibcir SAFE. . "1i - srl.
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AMgTSEs5ESTS.

DROFESSOR j. w. HARTLEf.-THIS
L FAVORTrE SHAKSPERIAN DELlNEATOR
will give two OF his delightful entertainments in the
lecture-room of Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
March 9th and 2Sth. A b. ant end varied pro-
grilnme will be presented each evening.
Commence AT 8 80 O'Clock.
Admission: 35c.; Gentleman and Lady, soc.
Tickets for sale at Woodhouse & Parham's and the
door, NH 24,26.27&2S
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CHURCH S0CIABLE.
PERSONAL.

GHUFAS FOR SALE.-I have 250 bush
" els for sale at So per bushel, So per hafbushe,
and I'll per peck, delivered on cars, Refer 10 i)r.
POLLARD, Commissioner OF Agriculture for Vir-
gln!a. Address r, Ii. BROWN, Hallsylle. n Z.
NH 24-eodlm
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~ Z X | y q q q o y )

Sp"ltG cASSfMEEE> ynp >,.,~
SPEING CASSiMEEES FDn i.,,,'.>>.
NH 26-W M(EI -.
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y,,.x,<G AND .,ziD'H"

SURFING AND GEA2I;N>tTi l5v..
with tispa,cl,. SECTIONS IN >,,I Il" q. ,,s..
rromst a!;Sn,!Sn pad to 5> >i,se "
WILLIS II sIfFti' core ,'...'II,.t llO2 w.. -
r.i society, or 10 person'' '""'' NH le'.'
street. a
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LEVY BROTHERS
have Just received large additions to their stock OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
which they offer at very low figures.
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GS-CENT STORE.

D ECEiVED AT THE
99.CENT STORE
4 FINE LINE OF
CIiILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
to be sold VERY Low. These goods are made in Tic
best manner and are finely trimmed and finished.
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WOOD AND s.3aE,.

4 Mt II RACITE COAL.-JUST RE-
N CFIyED. geo tons OF The celebrated BEN.
FRANKLIN RED ASH EGG and STOVE COAL.
Also, full supply OF WEST VIRGINIA LUMP and
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL, OAK
and PINE WOOD-al Of which will be sold 1T the
lowest market price Office, corner Seventeenth and
Cary streets. WRIT ROBERTS.
NH %
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS, ATTENTION!- Assemble at 4
VI Reglmental Armory on THIS tFridarl "a
NIGHT at s O'Clock, in undreSs uniforms, forIi
drill. BY order OF l.. j. BoSSIEEX, Captain. IL
NH 2S-lt JAMES Z. TYLER. Orderly.
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y5AREI AGES,

Married. in Tanrico county. at the residence OF J
j. Bruncr. ESQ on Wednesday. March &c. 1879
by Rev. j. y. Unison. Mr.. HULCuMR p. LHNl>,
SAY and Miss LAURA 4. U'BRYANT.
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ss SPECIAL NuTEClfS q,
h NJ SCARLET-FEVER
AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
tits asserted In England, may be Kept of BY the
free use of
GALvERT's CARBoL1C TOILET SOAP.
i Il full supply of tllI, soap, and
DARBY's PROPHYLACTIC FLUID
for scarlet-ferer and diphtheria. Tor sale at
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore,
NH % 90 Main street.
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H. NEW GOODS
s r 500 AT
REDUCED PRICES!
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GOOD, DRY PINE AND OAK. WOOD
" at from So, $3.50, 20 IL per cord. or :l:50.
II rs and 81 per half cord delivered. ANTIl!tA.
CITE COAL. all sizc>-lowcst caS, prices for first
class coal SPLINT, GLOVER hill, and SOFT
COKE and ENGINE COAL-a!l kiuGS-low,st
prices. Broad. streets opposite THEATRE or Nine
tecnth and Cary streets.
NH Ii C.. III. PACE.
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COURTNEY & POWELL

H''S ~" 'i S''ic ch!Hpirtn I-,rr;r.D,,
SPRING GODD~
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T EHIGU VALLEY COAL COMPANI'S
~ ANTHRACITE COAL. in egg, stove. ana nut
sizes just landing, and for sale ut lowest market
rate for best Goals.
S.P. LATllROP, Seventeenth street,
NH ut Draw-brlyc.
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fence him 10 vote with them: and they can
Infake him q force against the very men zen
who gave him the ballot with the idea tnat
| he fwould vote against the Demo for.
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CALIFORNIA WELLs.-Artesian wells
are becoming very numerous through
out California, fresh ones being dug
daily as well for irrigating purposes in
tho farming lands as for general water
supplies in San Francisco and other
cities. They cost from $3.50 upward.
and some furnish $50, 600 gallons of the
pnrest water daily. In the San joaquin
Valley they are very numerous, eleven
being in full flow within tract three
miles by mile and half in extent,
and yet their proximity to each other
and the digging Of new wells does not
diminish their flow at all, thing that
is not the case everywhere. The novel
experiment has been tried Of forming
an artificial lake with this water and
breeding fish in il. and 1t has been
found that the fish thrive AS well in
this water drawn from subterranean
sources as in any other.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that by virtue OF an execution issued ont
of the District Court for the Third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory holding
terms al Seattle. and 10 me directed. in favor
OF Kane. OTeary 4 Co. and against Edward
Clayson. have levied upon and will sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash. a: public auction, at
the door of the county building in Port Madi,
son, kitsap County. Washington Territory. on
Thursday. November 18th. A. ID. 1879. at the
hour Of III O'Clock 4. NJ of said day. the follow
ing real property to.Nit: south half of North
west quarter of Section %. and Northwest or
OF Northwest or Of Section -, containing 100
acres. and that part az Lot of Section 20 in
Township p North. of Range ] West, that
lays East Of a certain cedar tree. commencing
at the Southeast corner Of said lot and running
north thirty rods TO the beach. thence fol-
lowing the mesnder OF said beach 10 the North
line Of said lot. thence about six rods on said
line 10 point agreed upon hy parties, thence
South 20 rods. thence East 81 rods a. the point
of beginning, containing about 1873 25-l00
acres. All OF said land is in Township 25
North, o. Range West, in kiisap County,
Washington Territory and the hotel and all
the Improvements on said lands, or 80 much
thereof viii satisfy said execution. with
costs and inete sei costs
Dated October sih. 1879.
JOSEPH CoMSroCK,
Sheriff CT kitsap Counts ". I.
Mex AvsHr BKns.,
Attorneys ior Pl4inii9. oll-w5i
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FOR SALE.

CEvERAL THOUSAND POUNDS OF TIE
, Metal. Of composition almost similar "
Babbitt metal. and used for tho bearings OF !oss
nails. will be sold ct bargst' In large qaantiie-
For further particulars address
TIE INTELLIGENCE COMPANY:
dkwtf seattle, VT.
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Before Ordering Read the Following,

Az suns oi moasy 10 the amount of 81. 90 or over
sece'd te set nv RvElse ed Z .,ter Maney Order TT
pan on New foik or Chielga. We will hold our.
selves personally responsible for auy money sent as
above dir eied. All orders under sloOi strictly
cash "a orders 81 slco over IS 20 mus,
accompany the order, sud halance When desired
VIII Re collected o. delivery. hut goods will be
sent L q. u. 10 greater distance tbAn 500 miles
auv money received to- iBcss goods alter the stock
y eSnaasiri VIII ee tmmedately getufnei. Posase
stamps all BE- takrn tie "a re a. cash In any
suiaart less than e. 90
o. free p q goods yoa are no; perfesiiy salts.
ned, return ihers m~d.stsly 10 good order. aui
Ne VII Ftfsui wear uoue
i1u..'atci "a slogse Of waiches, Jsselry. No
tiea'. Naseltlss sud M layeat;oas sen, free on
Epp'icsfien
AGENTS WANTED. Address plainly
The INVENTORS AGENCY,
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TO THE unfortunate.

inal Weakness. Isnpotsncy. Eight Losses BY
dreams. pimples on the face. and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no: fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
3 great deal of valuable Information. which he
is competent to impart to those In need OF his
services. DIR. 0IBBON will make charge
unless he effect . cure. Persons u . distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com.
munications strictly confidential. You gee no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing TO the Doc
tor will please state the name Of the pap they
See this advertisement in. Charges reasonable.
Call write. Address DIR. J. r. GIBBON. Box
1857, San Francisco. ol9-dAw1y
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TO AG Mt =.

For the benefit Of parties wishing to act as Agents
for the above goods, We make the following spec ial
oGer:
On receipt OF SIS 90 order for our Jewclry a.
pc above offer, sc will send the goods ordered and
make the party gettl"g the cub preseu, OF any
one Of the 'ollosing WstchcsI
Pure Abysslnian q Id Hunting Case Geneva wa,cl.
l opea Face Geneva Watch,
Stem Winder.
Pure Abyssi' ian Gold Sem Winding Watch, IT,.
Illuminated Dial, by which you can tell the ,ine
1, the darkes' night.
lPure Ays'inian 8 liver Hunting Case Geneva Watch.
Adv OF these Four Watches viii be sent alone for
81 80. or the Watch and either Gents Heavy All
ys.inian Gold Vest Chain and Charm. oil Ladies'
Solid Abyssiniau Gold Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain, toi $500
Agents who cannot send the full $500 at once
can send small orders they procure them and
WHEN said o ders shlll have amounted to $50 co.
we will send The watch FRsE OF FURTHER CHARGE
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N Office.

OYTIcK OF CITY rgE AsURERl
SEATTLE. Aug. y. 1879.
r1NHE TAX LIST FOR THE CITY or sEAT.rI u
for the year 1879 10 now In my hands End
due. All tsIes not paid on or before Desemb.
lss. 1879. Will be returned delinquent AID per.
eentsgs added thereto.
JOHN u. BLANCHARD.
alOdtf City Treasurer,
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tOilONiu8 3ucotiOos.
1. Give your name and post office address
county and state. and your Arrest express ofic &C
.. Your age and sex?
;. Occupation3
4. Married or single,
S. Hight. weight no and in healthf
8. How long have you been sickr
I. Your complexion. color % hair and eyes,
g. Have you . s'ooping or erect gait1
O. Relate without reservation all you know
about your case. ELclose one dollar ~ consuits.
tien tee Your lettsr will then receive our atten.
ton and We will give you the nature Of your
disease and our candid opinion coLcel ming
cure.
Competen; Physicians attend to correspondence
AL letters should be addressed 10 DispensAry
l7l7 Filbert street. Philadelphia. Pa.
H. T. HELMBOLD.
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
jss-d4wIy
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OfFIcE.l
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions OF the Act
OF Congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled :" An
Act for the sale OF Timber Lands in the Sfates OF
California. Oregon. Nevada aud Washington
terri DRY, John Burns, Of King county, Washing
ton Territory. has this day fled In this oface his
application to purchase the lot and sWA Of
NWt of Section No s. In Township No. % North,
Range No. East Of he Willamette NJ eriiiAn.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
said described lard. Or any portion thereof are
hereby required % file taer claims Ia this Office
witata sixty (tOl days from date hereof.
Given uGder my hand at my office. In Olyn pia.
W. T., this the 50th day Of Septernb r. A. D. ln79.
J. T. BROWN,
oli-vl0w Register Of The Land Office
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FOR LEASE.

1nn ACRES TIDE MARSH LAND At rue
tOO meath Of stiaguAnish River. Write
or apply 20 DAVID KELLOGG.
Seattle.
Augass q, is-s. asndl,vtf
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Read What the Chica go Press Say Of Us
And Send In Your Orders.

The Sentiuei, of Cnicago Sept. 0, Saws: I'VE call
the attention Of our readers to the rev advertsemen
OF the Inventors Agency, No. ll6 T. Washing on
Str ct, Cbc1go. WA the Inventors Agency
agrees TO do they will do The s,ntinel has adver.
tised for the concern since Its first publication and
We have yet to hear Of the first complaint against
it,
The Chicago Express. Sept. 81. says: "rhe at;en-
oa Il oar traders Is called TO the advertisement Of
The lnvenors' Agency Office ard Rooms loca' ed
at il6 Wsshingt.p S.. Chicago. From personal
inquiry and on re ommendation Of the city press.
We Thick our friends do better when want ing
goods m that Hoe. Give them trial
The American stockwan. Sept ltrb, saws; I'VE
believe this Institution perfectly sound and respon-
'aoi', and consequently pe ns need have no hest
ta''on about set ding icr What they desire
As TO our responsibility We also refer you to tie
follostpg firms.
Borg en Bros, l62 4 i6i 50. Clark :. :, Chicago.
lInois.
Miller. Wagner & UuiSIs rs ock. II9 81. Clark s,
L sicagN
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Look at Your Tongue.

From the Family Doctor.
A man can never be happy If his sto-
mach is out of order; and dyspepsia,
hvstcria, initiates the symptoms OF innu-
merable disorders. But how, the reader
NAV ask, can tell whether the illness
from which ] think am suffering be
real or imaginary? At any rate, l
should answer, look 10 your stomach
first, and, pray. just take glance at
vour tongue. II ever was so lar left to
myself "a to mediate some rash act,
| should, before going into the matter,
have a look at my tongue. 4 II was not
perfectly clear and moist, | should not
consider myself perfectly healthy nor
perfectly sane, and would postpone my
proceedings, in the hope that my world
iv prospects would get brighter. What
does a physician discover 10y looking at
the tongue? Many things. The tongue
sympathizes with every tritilng alIment
of body and mind, and more especially
with the state Ul the stomach. That
thin, whitish LAYER all over the surface
most likely indicates Indigestion. A
patchy tongue shows that the tongue -
very much ont OF order indeed. \ yell
low tongue points to billiousness. A
creamy. shivering, thick, indented
tongue shows Of previous excuses; and
| 10 not like my friends 10 wear such
tongues, for | sincerely believe that real
comfort cannot be secured in this world
by any one who does not keep his feet
warm, hls head cool, and his tongue
clean.
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Trustees Sale
Valuable Chap!ine st. Property

By virtue 81 deed Of trust made by Richard
DOblCr and Catherine his wife. 70 TIE under
signed trustee, dated .hc 2sth day 81 February,
ls,4, and recorded IN the Office Of the Clerk oi
the County Court 81 OhiOcOunty, West Virginia,
in deed of trust book No. q, page 49,, shall, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER II, 1879.
Beginning at l0 O'Clock J. ", eel at public auc.
ton 10 the highest aud best bidder. AT the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, Wet
Virginia the Ing described real estate mat
il ~ say: A part uf lot No. laS. situate on th"
west side al FOURTH street now ChRplinCl. City
Of Wheeling ohio county, West Virginia, p-wii.
commencing 90 the northeast corner Oi said Tot,
thence with said street south along the EASTERN
line Of said lot sixteen 10 feet; thence with n
line drawn al right angles with said street, west
warily % the termination 81 that portion Of sAid
lot now formerly owned by Noah Zanc'scstate
thence by a line nOrthwardly with hid tefinina.
ton sixteen feet lGI. thence by the northern
line 81 said lot Ia the beginning.
Also another part Of aid lot No. 10. above
mentioned, bounded on the north by the above
described piece 81 property. and running wcst
along It's south linz siNiy-three icct six inche-
t63 T.. 6inJ: thence at right angle sixteen feet
six inches 10 Il. in 10 Hhh, wa George Hoo
pals line: thence along said line ehSt tO fourth
street nov ChapliucI. thence IL feet Inches %
place Of beginning. with all the buildings aud
appurtruancr- belonging ~ said Two pieces
OF property, being the same proiSUy
which wa. devised and bequeAthed %
To- the said Richard Dlblrr by Edward 4. BarA-
binO dec "a, by his ia. will and testament, Hhlch
il of record IN the Office Of the CLERK Of the
County Court for OHIO county, West Virginia,
and j. the prOpeity conveyed ~ The salh Bara'
binO by Moses Cnaplinc and kbenezar Zane
administrator ~ Noah Zane, decd, and ADra
ham Vs. C.,meu. and wife, 10y deeds dated
August L.. lsIO. hnd september -, $50 rrspec
lively, and recorded in Ohio county hiOresAld,
book r. pasc 10 and book p, page -. being the
,Ame property now occupied by the aid DObler
A. his residence SOs. iOJl and 100 Chapllns 81
TEENs ~ sALE-Onc-ihird. aud ~ much more
A. the purchaser may elert n pay, cash on day
u sale and the balance IN two equal Install
mcuS az y Z and twelve months. with interest
from day Of ,ale deferred instAlncnts 10 he
secured ~ the satisfaction 81 the trustee.
sepluI HANNIBAL FOkBks, Iruste.
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EASTBoCND TRAINS.
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LETTER FROM NEW CUM
BERLAND.
School Children and Fire Brick
"A Brilliant Wedding.
Correspondence Of the Ohio Press.
Nrv CUMBERLAND. w. VA

Correspondence Of the Ohio Press.
NEw CUMBERLAND, w. VA !
September Both, 1879. -.
Although we would be considered
villagers BY a visitor from London, we
think ourselves Of some importance, be-
ing Incorporated as city, the inhablt-
ants numbering between 800 and 2,O0O,
including about 800 school children.
The inhabitants are principally enga-
ged in the manufacture OF brick; sup
porting three large dry good stores and a
host Of smaller establishments, such as
groceriee, drug stores, etc, and l think
are noted as an industrious, moral and
intelligent people.
Our school will compare fayorably
with any one Of its size either in West
Virginia or Ohio, and We have school
building Of which we are justly proud.
As is customary in all small towns,
every one tries to make himself &C
ouaintel with his neighbors' affairs, and
thereby a breeze is raised occasionally
which threatens to destroy everything
in its path, but in little while 1t Is all
over, and we are ready to inquire what
next.
We furnish about as many weddings
TO the acre as any other community OF
like dimensions, yet the story never
seems to grow old, and as soon as it is
rumored that a couple are about to
commit matrimony," every one is on
the qla rire TO know who, when and
where. A brilliant affair OF this kind
occurred at the Disciples Church, We'd
nesday night, the contractingp parties be-
ing Miss Emma Barnes and Deputy I.
S. Marshal b. J. Campbell, both Of this
place. The attendants were Miss Anna
Mellon, of Beaver Falls, and Walter
Duvall, son of General |. II. Duvall, OF
Welsburg. The ceremony was per-
formed at the prayer meeting by Rev.
Willing, bringing many to the house OF
God who had not been there before for
years, and merely dropped III this time
out of curiosity to witness a wedding.
We hope their voyage through life may
be long, happy and prosperous:
FANNY MYRTLE.
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divide and Conquer"
ON the California Advertiser.

From the California AdNeTlSeE'
The Republican party throughout the
Union has always been fortunate in
practicing upon the enemy 50 a to dl-
vide and conquer. II was by the divi-
sions Of the Democracy that Mr.. Lincoln
was elected, and that the Republicans
have ever since maintained their power
nj Washington. During the carpet-bag
era down South the same tactics were
pursued Of setting class against class,
and race against race, and It appears
now that this policy will be carried out
10 the end OF the chapter. In California
the Republicans have triumphed, while
vet in minority, bv simply dividing
their opponents into several camps
In Maine, under Senator Blaine's shrewd
management, they have overcome the
Democrats and Greenkackers, in the
face of the lattcr's victory last year. In
New York they are actively engaged in
setting Mr. Tilden and Tammany by the
ears. while in several Western States
they are raising side issues on currency,
revenue, and railroad questions; SO as
n distract the enemy, while their own
Marty is t0lerahlv well held together by
threads torn from the famous bloody
shirt. Ii is 4 trihc singular that such
crude methods continue 10 succeed year
after wear, when they are SO transparent
10 the lockers on.
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Ina Connecticut district school little
hoy, six years old, was seen 20 whisper,
but denied doing so when reproved by
the teacher. He was told 10 remain af-
ter school. when the teacher, trying TO
impress upon his youthful mind the
siniulness Of not speaking the truth, ask
Ell him if they did not tell him in sun
day-school where had boys went who
told falsehoods. Choking with sobs he
said: Eyes, marin, it's a place where
there is fire, but | don't Just remem-
Der the name of the town"
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Chances IN New York.

Albany Letter in New York sun.
In the State, the Democratic party Is
united, and it Is stronger than it was in
1874 We carried the State then by
5000 majority, outside OF New York city.
We shall carry it this year outside OF the
city by 1900. In the city, allowing
Mr.. Kelly all the votes he claims, Robin
son will have plurality OF from $1,000
to $1,000.
Such claims, not intended for boasts,
are made BY most of Governor Robin
sons friends. The Governor himself
shares the opinion that he will be re-
elected by more than 10000 majority
over Cornell, and he does not hesitate
to say so. Where he is not personally
interested, his judgment on political
events is unusually good, and those who
know him best say that he never, even
when he is a candidate, permits his en-
thusiasm to run away with him.