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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
Training Workw0msri

Frauee -: the irzt country in which
aay ofzanizet training wa given %
zirls. The industrial census "A 100
sh0wsd TIA. ia Par. a-cae .lers vera
357 xgrnvomen % every 1000 work
men. women being empl1yed, however,
ia the 1--we. and East paid strata II IL
tustrv. IL lsS- a society p5'sr : ~
struesig& =, 5f.'gla7,s,> IN fsz17s>a was
formed. b. }lne. Le-o1niec, who
ope1ed anal .cl11. with 0alT i've
pupil. By :he end Of the IN; year
this number had increased - t1rcg, and
hecnaa@ ss.f-rr pc-rilZ. and there ere
nov two h1n. .rsf .raoA-. IN the parent
in-:i.a-trz ard t1ur bra 1cres E4yc leel
sstabLraat, .r4Cn.rz yearly irln ~
hundred - even Aa1tred pupils. The
gi-I. ml.. IT, eve, IEe-ye year. q age,
and rag from -,zL. ~ twelve francs a
mon,4 -ca4o. ises They receive 3 good
general education and -Ce-.4. c.E.-=- IN
aood sar,a7.-z raining IN porcelain
and ivQry. fan. and D.lsa. CONNER
c.ai c54..= fitting then u be clark. and
hGDsksep@:.. l-a~.I- and Industrial
design Leei.svq-z and Ir@.srla king. TIE
manufacture u ,=Ec.ry and O.; articles
4e Par. s-z kew.-= taught The
r1V.. 1li 20 dI1rllry In cJ,aininy
situation. after .za7il. ,ae .ct1ois
There a,@ 4 Zrea. Egutsr u s.ui =
-cnlols q Paris, 8. vel. o.. ln the prov.
.1rss. -@Ter Ls~ .cLral- q le- II
lave y1s. tsen npeaed T.: yirl, By :ne
Pans nEals raA-y. ! ',1-c. for i. /
rAav.r- -@.glr. 70 y Hame.lr in rzrI.,
y II h.4El1e. q. Lyons and = E,.-a1e.
The AIei.s- Ils5f-t.48e r. Parii..@ de
Igpog'ap4-a In P4r-- !. aid b turn o.,
ye4i.y =r7eE4. hgadce. T.-.=l p..1,e;s.
Goldsmith; zl1 jewelers.. watch n s-rs
ard Elftar. In metal. have s-:a1 he'd
'rLcc.- L., young women. The Hc1@,
..r. ~al4.a tort educate. the y.r.' va
are -y..ya1 IN tEa ne execution o,
,ae ,ases,fv and 'le lima manu- factory
a. -e"r=s a.-o has 8 large numb, o.. =.
pupil. I1e,a is -.a... ts- cookery s'
Nl.zT..-.--e.-a WATCH .Gr-, o.. exec.
.s1; -.cEs. and q. -'r. ne E.-.c..
uz...y s-.a-.a--s. -.-G- sssrs4 60 al a.
and .1als,rs. .r1Dr. .9, Tgll- v1l-sa
Private lHal-tra. boob, are s..a :
agl< :3u- IL The .,---. capital. a-. q.
them re HAY uaa...a che La.5 rrr
ie..g1eis Pfa,.gla started ~ -s-z'
.ae.a, in l.-I, az. .aa -.l1 !: --'.
BY Nm d. Nsa:.z.: .n d. Ea ce 4
-a.1a. where g.:.. .--.-....r1- 4-
4.lp.r. and ra.Er.-- .. r.r.. r,..E-T
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
A View Orleans Scene.

,rc;aen, A. absurd 1. i. was dis
1911 .sy. the New Orleans Trn.es-
5.crrr-ed the other day in one Of our ci5y
-ailro.d ear. A gentleman ana ms
- Vel Known in fashionable circles,
ar w., the car. which va. empty WITH
- ayernti0u OF the writer. Their
--r.-,I a5rearauce and attire conveyed
H. ~ ia, they were people not only
~ wealth. but Of cgisarc and refinement
. Jew -luarez further 81 young ulfD,
rcc,ly arI stability stIired- wearing
:t,..al,,a coat. which .hOne with sew
al .-rlrer. year, 62ard.d the car
H. e7iisu.iy /. poor CLERK fe.afhlhg;
from a day Of weary, rnCf'o'0D9'is !o.'
over MI. desk Unfortunately y" hin'
h. at directly opposite the ultra ia.a'
;,7-slls c.uGle. The lady o. cast q
IN --,ti1srfnz glance at him-4 looz
.--1 i. xe..i ifesz min TO me oies'
80 and Twin. e.-gnfEl llI:le cough,
.r-raf 10 her husband and remarked
in a. 11dio'e tOoe.
- GiI5er:. nv dear, why do you Dot
-. a hlstx alpaca coa'. they are %
$50 -r.;s.h- ~
II far,. tsir. 4 gentleman would
-qsar one. NV darling, ;hs m4n fePAed'
.4-t te.ides. they ars not at 81! Vfe'ss'
To-. % me. .r
The butt Of their cruel ridicuLe sat
.s'ar,. 80. nLs flashing eye and crim-?ned
f.cz le: sfnei tia: lie hid heard me
.5=s-l. -sn2fk. which we're intended
n, him. And ,a=se miserable imPor.a..
..ar.o. .a-lalled -e1:!e people boxed
g-rn h., modification a. I compliment
o. tae.r co4r.e and unrealed, a. well q
--Esl i~.-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
DESTROYING the Pyramids.

The news will b4 received with regret
that in Egypt the hand Of the destroyer
i at work \ Traveller who ha: recently
visited the pyramids at GhetUh. and
whose investigations extended to SAX
ksllh, DashooI and Maydoon, reports
that not only wa the work ( destruc-
ti0n proceeding az . remote place like
Da,hoor, but az the very >cene Of NJ.
Marielte operations. There have been
removed from Immediately under the
entrance Of the great pyramid -ome four
or five large ,tODe-, and the traveller,
CORES pendent Of the Eeyrlan Ga1,ne,
VS. informed, on wat he could not but
regard as Trustworthy authority. that
this wanton act had been committed by
order Of the khediye. the stone being
required for the building OF the new
mosque, which :, greatly oyer,hadows
the beautiful New mosque Of sultan
Ras,an When the Government itself
sets an example OF this X nd, we are no,
surprised that i, is promptly followed by
meaner folks A; DashOor, place -el
dom visited by tourists, and whore con
l@ibtIf tlAt h4Alduitf A4aoa Suh Aiti4--A "a
-afe three camel- were, d"ring our stay,
being loaded with the square white lime
stones OF the castings OF the larger pyra-
mid. Few OF these ones remain. The
upper part Of the pyramid has long
been stripped. The adjoining pyramid,
which Is - conspicuous from HelOuan,
aud 20 remarkable from being built in
two different slopes, had. till lately,
it. casing nearly complete. The casing
i OF the greatest importance. and.
regret to say, there can he no doubt that
here also the destroyer has recently been
busy. Stones loosened from the tor Of
the building have been rolled down the
side, tearing and smashing the smooth
surface. Three II four large stones
have ais been removed from below the
entrance, which j. now inaccessible
without a ladder. II is in little known
place ike Da,hOOr that such lesiruc-
tiOn i. most easy 20 ferpetrate md most
difficult to preyeh,. But there can not
be mucir- difficulty in watching the great
pyramid of Gheezeh --L0ndon T plss.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
Ay q Tick

ThA ,olLrrinz example illustrates IN
.-11.irr uarrer the Absurii5g Of the
ancien. rule 70; -niindtng rns ''oss III
reading; ..,5 3.
4;Fcr.- - r-ase ri. pupil. observe the
difference. in reading, 0et-ssn 4 comma
md a fan point, atOp.ed : plan Tnlea
- a.,.e,ed himself would make tHenl
-,15-i.nu ih the ar Of PUNCTUATION IL
va. this: I'D, ,
comma. thew were TO say iLcki 0-eh
.Iav csu1s 70 -emieulcn- they'Were 70
.ay tie.. tex; toa eplon, tlck, Ilcs' '!ch,
srd rhe1 20 . full point, TICK tex 'LcE'
tick
No4 !, - happened that ire -ortny
r-s.,e. received -qII.s IA the Pail'A
rsiri.:sr VA % pay yl-li d e1aEln@-
r,nn n hi. school. A. he va, Of course,
de,.rou. that Ms pupil: should no" q
70 the best advantage, he gave iEe-a 81
.rt.z drill ths day before the ex2HlnA'
tIol.
WOW, said be, addressing h'f p7El-''
.Ehsu vou read before the minister h.
morrow you may leave out the TICK
though YOU must think them as you 90
a.oug, f.r the sake Of e.0cut!oa.
% IA. 50 god. The next day the
rinis,er va. G.ae.sd inl9 the school.
Ian by thu mastet, WIN, with smiles and
tors. hoced TIA: the training Of ils
rqp.l. would meet his approval
Now j; % happened tins: Inc nf't coy
eal!edup by the minister mad been absent
h. p,stsedinz day, and II The hurry
,ce nz..., mad igrL1t.E- u give MIN o.;
instructions nov to Rad Tie minL-;s:
asked The boy 70 read chapter IN the
O!d Testament, which he pointed out.
. The boy complied and in ~ 9est accent
ir-sn
And the Lcti spa.e unto Moses, :ay
:ly tick. .pe4k unto The cLi-d'sn d
I.;zel. :ayiaz ;.cs. lick, lick and 'a1i
.hal, thou .a7 unto thsm, TICK, lick
.i... lick. This unfortunate exhibition
acted Ike q -howet-ba.a On ire Poo.
master. while The minister and ii. friend
almost died G; laughter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
LATEST NhRkET QUOTATIONS..
FLOUR. GRAN sNp GItt.

ALBANIA f'.-r-- ;I".
r. s.. H.- aH.I. - g.
T rH-. -....H s...... .-.. |.-.H... ...
8. or,-.- ,f.fr--l ila'ail l.a.a.-s
=. Latl--Fs.s--r7 re..,#y. a.-.
l.a' .HH-a.-- tEt'.T .i.r. r.r-
uri,yILLE- r-Ta.. s-T. a-ry.
caa.-N r.'.-h IHs.
r. SD ~ ..a..'. ST. r.i'f H.s oara-
s7-s. ~. n . sr'-. sect b..
3 ...I '...a ...f . .r..- ... q. t-s-
uH.F.s-I So - n.a-sr O. 4.-,=.
eo,NsET rHoDJCE.
~. A :. 8 -, .,, q. .. IA Tn p
{ 0tp5 La.-l, Ira l''ai-.s, s. 80 81 D..
LIVE sr0oH.
ATLASTA.--ibaios Ieanss-s- saiiie, 8. ,a-a-
,o17 81 Ge-tia rl'Hir 2. >leT-
GSclSStIi Hos .anaa. - 'osi ~.
ta.sia. :,-5sta1. H5'.h.r. - f9sg o..
PRoVIsIoNs-
ATLASTA.-Di.s m=li--gislf Ei,Nes, -
'sk SRI - e. 49,, 1900 -. r., :
-.
BALTIMORE Me- F.rE .sii . ~ . Blk meat,
y.-s. .4H.II g., -; c.-I sls- Z. b5ega-
.....fIars. r.. -r III sdes, W., ns.Gs.
.al ..tIIt4. Issr.l-Is1fa.,i ia isa,S.s
INfiN%A1i.-laTk 81 ". Lard, . 70. Bar
ID ate ~lYlhlsrs, - G.: clear Tlr Il .tYEf
lar s. r. B.,a--->sgulier,, &c; char nt-, &c.
AM. ,3lgi Land. e.
MN YORK Mos pix, l-g1e, bag
l..lf . t.; short. ID. &c. I.sri, 5l.41.lje
COTTON.
ATLASTA.-GDli uiddlings, lie mililinss,
&c gid culinary. s5.e.
SEW YORK. llding uplAIids, II J-i1c MD
ling UTle4Hs ~ lS-i6c.
GALVE,TuS -Niiilings 10 ioE taidilihg,
-. gassi ordinary. ir1sc.
NORFOLK Iidiling-, i2c.
MISUNDERSTANDING i2ltc-; 5r miIilnz,
~, .s.a oniiasTy. ~ e.
Miiiilus., ill,f-: lDr middlinys,
~. grssi brJiiusry. - e.
AUGUsTA.--Milihngs liz; lov mddliDg,
Ci.e. good ofiinaTV. I9e-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

Nrg-'.-A pa. Up IN ll., torn comes WITHIN
The .esEh 0. ali. 81 making the Esl.- n
yourself yo1 c41, i:1za = -. package CO...
aiming tire lG-k- F1-'s All Ae---. make Two
-ot.ss Of the G.4.I Te-e,!1e. Thousand.
~. Zat.y avail themselves O tbs oy-7-.
tsr.:y. VIC have tie convenience 70 r..a..
ice u=i.-.Ee. F1.. directions IL every Pact
sgA.
Vezet.ne in powder f1-rn - so!i by al.
dug. - and genera s-ores. Lyo1 eaa7o;
51y .t Ok tssra enclose di'y -e-.- in 1os-a-s
stamp. 70. one gacisZe, OF o1e tJ..sr f5s "a Q
,.csazes, al4 ~. send i: b. return mai.
II z Stassri Dl..nn NJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

FE0F THOMAS MEEEAE says While
~ IN America have learned that in a.
ysiarus some pants have flowers and
are barren, and Others which only baar
the seed barr.e-; in olhe, TYfd-. the
English are still adyer.i-in. .a heir
p,rer-, CDnDyers coiD.,., and other
varieties, when Undt- tic Law n -eI
there can be 10 varieties. Large as
ra-agus i obtained by setting the pants
aiieIy apar: and by applying rich
mduures No mere variety ha. any
eaec, On good plants
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
A TREAT ODE

q '.s1rdGs-llEs .aad TIE trss-tlnt--
" Ivs svitssr.1 slr raia al 1agi
As. I ct y 500,
Ant 1n4ls-sf. 81 lGdG,
E,s- tds r.1 i-sf hIa1gt lstT
IL. Z .-si Climb tlv1 b A er1ri fh-cflsr
Wear a. -sarI a=f sex a. "a.
lr1-6 tEay tlr a. lg1f.
A-d slex A! 10 rl.-4 fg1
-. { p..Z Ia+ igaZ
- Z Esrvs1 NJ .rg
was 5ar Irsg+ re 70.
~. s-.u, r1.l z, J. j! 6. 30 .; M -GT
TIER slta.G -Ic. - ilF11V.
m slztF1.a sc-ls Lr1isr
Vcg-t r.. t--.-.T.l casr,
4hl -- -fas .lT -rg.
i1t st-g us'i HIa,
I'LL aar lE rasJ a. ar
A.. lGLsfs! ...9 81. Z t.14r.; ~ ID n,
Nsg... ssa- E..- yen a. sT-ry nl's
10, h. led hsT 0, / ts,e.sh hs-
Ease .l+ W y AZ
tIL g..l sg
4-I -rr W. s-s-,
: ri l-r y!1 safr l.G rv-
tr..s tT-Pa. -.p- ~ ~ .-rsrs'. sr1.-r
-4Z--'- =. "a b. -, ada, . rl.l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
FXPOsTILATIos,

r ear r. tesss syss ri sal~f
--a-iu II ss-y taT
-.Hr-... -...ls l1a- '1ff
-v.L. -l4g -z- al -lsc
&sgsr .-.Il sGg'3v NV
T-l. -l.1 "a ~ l-4vs- -tt.Et'
F.I = s.t-l fsa -.---
srr-- sr ,l.sss .-r'-r7 1sT
-r.s-. pa Esrs ~ ~ ~.
.y.T+ "a '..tiaf s-r.cEr
nlf4 ara sA. Esrig, t.r tr'sa
y.Ls -.Ig ia .aat.- .l.1
Nfr Let yfgf .esns 81 r. tt--rg1
"a. ~fsc illse ? - - l.Ir
fd..- asrl yal. e1si.y Aei4a
Basin Tf.s .t5-" -t..lt
Ef.Ha. s- -a r- 'lr.
fl.s . -. --..-.-g :.yT.-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
A Hous. hold Need.

/ tsss u ;-s L.gs,. b.; diseases su1 their
;r,a;us1t ssa: free. Iuc.zI.1g Esati-ss 1F9a
Liver C1ay'siz:i, Torpid Liver. JAgaaee,
BIii9u.ass.. HsaaAchs. Cczs:ipati5n, p'gsp@-.
"a. Malaria. etc. Aiirsis Dr.. SAa:c!i, .fl
B,sl4~sy, New T9.. City, y. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
The EHPER0R'S CHOICE.
ALcgcnd from History.

-
A .--.s- -..5 --s-''.'- ~ - '--1 geT
E-:@. E-a,~. r.s-.s. y ..''.1'-.Al4' ~
Tie L--i.a q re ho4f AP'''..7f AZ
CO -a- vas 10 .-= z-tuiAh
NJ - -4-' ,n.- Emperor H.sf., 'SsFinz
tLs .lrA. { r -4-stfiA Empire 10 MS
saa Ia..a-.-.
-!ss:.eC ~ 81 any sage ~ a.' Zfe%.-
.e.' 70 h..-...'g-s daughter o; Con
,41..1e p. s!.cz-.- aal '.i,@'74 ! ce-
gree u yylG y "~--@ Ae cA-.! nov
41=-i .1 e.L'e 20 o. - marriage.
-H'-t'.-i a= aa. a.'e-.y Zone 2 I-.a.
"1ea aa .-a.a.'s 80" --'' q me was
returning lyon 4-a..I' ae'%-' s..e e''-f.'
EAF- al. .l-..E .'.@ eah'e.' an -..@ r.
f-EH '-.. H@ Ter lzls -2LI.-s' A'N'-
l.z., and ana "aaa az .@.-.- -@
cane .1 %. .-;1-., D. mr., A.: va 10
4.a.H -.'.@a'', ...'. '',.-. ,..- I-.,.' area
tx ..s ."---..-. ia-.-s,' ~ s..-i- }, VIZ.
LA.
here were 'a''a N IN o''s'4 Hl'-'l-''-'
a-allss i-s -f-a--l.-,n. A. I-eF termed
~. and '-s .Fe'e.E.- lie ga 10 "
'f'et ana 9@f1aP' a.' 'eh;n "a a,',s,
~ ne reports Pa. ai'eA 'e.sgt.e': L'i.. %!
faa l..sra'Jr-. ~. aI' 'l5IecL-- Haf"i.-
.y-s -|T@'-' mace - exemplary an
'.1.'='' o.. '.- naA .'@rh 'f'rg'.@e.l.- ~
a. 1-a- ana A-'''1a. 4s' .--''"4-"' !
f.A.a F..a 4 ,'-@ 90, 3" - - '.I-
mere, a'.t'a. '-@ ".'..- -. ""' -
4-'i1.a A-@l..'~' et..'4s.' u ''f' on
.-'s-'..' ".-y "'.'.'., ~ s'.1 ,!'l,-'7
. %. .'.' .l...s, q ~ ~ ''--',f''. -
10 r---7- --.5 --' ...'I-, 80 -
'." ..-- .~'- DO. ~! .''.' 4.'''
E-a .-.,.' - .'.s -.
.-.... ~ 80 go. " - -, ~ -. = VI
'A. .'--'ei ..i "..s ''ir III '7-' ~
"-''- - '"s ". a., a.. 81. -....
f.. ... -. -. ~. -, -.
,.- 30 -. -. ' -. 80. 80, .,,
d ''.'. .' 49, ....-. III
80. ....'. '...' '...'' y. ...' .'. . 4''. ~. ~.
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No. '., ' 30 -t:-. ....
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&C.,. -. a., t~r'1.ai rg,o ~, i
,, MI. ~ l,r,rei,. of hi,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

LITTLE .lrl IN one Of our public
-. he other dag rad &C aslon TO
rl-.e The word anZ~i-' Comin8 70
+. cider he STOPPED d!smayed, and
-.,-J her teacher " If there are any nen
srEsi.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

TIE Rochester Der,scr7. -ays An
ordinance could te introduced il the
Common Council making j: mi-.e'
neanof for young man - drive a
horse in the evening with one hand.
This one arm bushes. eH4aag=r, the life
and limb o: the other citizen, who have
ou.yrovn TIA, sor; O: nol.eu-e"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
Vegetine
One Package IL Powder Fon
Cured Scrofula.
NOW 10 REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS SUI,
o. BirxIs 81, Eass ss..cr, N,a-,

o. BarxKS 81, East Bs-.er- Nsa-,
sept. o., lE..
N, n 4 sTxrEy-p-r Sir: NJ ll,sas dsass
~. stella szs r--a ie.cts- gag tine via serd
II, r-.rlrs .vsrJTEirg. ! employed ti4rU
rhy,irf,-. n Eas. Hes;c-, bet :t.y ssi,s1 NJ
ssa., bcz7a: .ozs u ,eur Po~1rH Fo,n vss
,rt ~ sifs stesr.d II Ait 1lT. q: to sas .hX
...--.r-x 20 10. ti..ct!c.s, Ard We we're sarprst
-, fo-tuiratst.n - zee ho- ID. cslli lad gsiss
b, t.ss .nd Grscztn. sac Ho] ziiaiaz ,r
.,y, ,af csn cAser.zly '.rc Z lsac To1rrscst,
% b ID. o>s: .. lave ever irsS-
Respectfully 7s7fs, o. l. NLsb.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

TIE public has discovered that mer.
chants :, no do large business can
afford to sei. at small profit, but that
TO do 20 large : business they must ad
yertise their WI. ereabouts. This ex-
plains WHY some st.,res are as busy az
beehises, while othei.' are deserted.
--Paiiqde phn Neocs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
tn. Violate Belt Co.. Marshall. .,ch.

vii ssli their E.af;ro-Eo.ia;e Belt: to ~.
aH.-:sd 9p1n 50 day. ,r-al. See t5=ir siTs--
,.se,asa' il tbs paper headsi, "ou 50 D-ys'
7 ,l.1
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

vi: !. 4 Party, DEEri;, MID wills, y
"a, writes -l7:eIl-- le.- , B...'s B o.
,yr.c al b -; L-i ,g.s a. al Z rec T.
u.i..rg i: 70 nv q: t:5aa-r' a, Js.ag .afs
sIill. All s=-..1 ! rsusi-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

WHEN exhausted by mental labor take
Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action
OF all organs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

A Rich vein Of salt, more than one
hundred feet in thickness, has been
struck in the vicinity Of Petrolia, Ont
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

Lyon, Heel su=snsrs keep boots and shes
,,raizl;. sid b. shoe and hardware dsa.sor
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

NEW YORK has over hundI,.d Chi
nese laundries.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09
How 10 (,et ell,

Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters. Zee other column, -
EIDress
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-09

THERE j. 4 coed prospect for ire rua
erous in Great Britain IEi. year: y.
the English farmers are Using shep.
with fearful rapidity from The rss-s
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Danshter>. wiye. and Wother>.

Al G,o:.r. Keep c. G.Is.,:. :.a,eas..
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How TO Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much wi,host exercise; work too hard
without resK doctor all the time, take
all the vile nostrums advertised. and
then you will want 10 know
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a Colored Drivers Quick Work.


About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
citizens who happened to be in the vicinity
of the city hall witnessed one of the liveliest
and most amusing scrapin' matches that has
edited st. Paul for a month of SUNDAYS.
At the hour named very stylish flyer at
tached to very fashionable dog cart, driven
by saddle colored and superbly high-toned
coachman, came tearing along Washington
street. The nobby rig and the swell appear
ance of the driver attracted considerable at
tention, and when the vehicle reached Fifth
and Washington streets some irreverent lit
tie boys screamed out at the top of their
throats, "shoot the hat
The expression was intended to burlesoue
a brand new silk "cady," worn by the superb
creature who manipulated the ribbons of the
dog cart. The imputation against the new
hat from which the nap had not been worn
off, was keenly felt by the driver, whose tawny
face became dyed with deep purple.
Quick as thought he drew up to the side
walk, leaped from the cart and before any,
body could collect their senses he had Jump
ed on young man named Bigelow, whom
he knocked down and was putting in some
good ticks when collared by the police. His
agility and exhibition of muscle was admir-
able, showing that he was equally at home
in dressing down man or polishing off the
handles of the big front door. he paid
$3.50 and was discharged.
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ILLICIT DIsTILLERY.

That is What III. p. Kreitzer Was Arrested
For-He Now Reposes Behind the Bars of
the st. Paul Jail.
Yesterday United States Collector Bickel
and Marshal McLaren arrested one Il. p.
Kreitzer for illicit distilling and brought
him to st. Paul, where he is now lodged in
Jail. The search warrants were procured by
Mr.. Bickel on Saturday last, but as the OPP
perfume moment had not arrived for serving
them, he held them over until Monday. On
that day he and Marshal McLaren went ont
to Anoka and visited Kreit-
zer's house, where they found
plenty of proof of the illicit traffic charged
against the prisoner. Five or six barrels of
mash were found, also some distilled liquors
in the shape of high wines, etc. Kreitzer,
himself, was not at home, but his daughter
was, and she gave the information that dis
tilling had been carried on there, but claimed
that it was done only for home consumption.
The worm was outside the house, but the
steaming and heating apparatus was in the
house itself. When the officers went in
they found large cauldron over
an arch apparently prepared
as for rendering purposes. A little exam
lnation disclosed the fact that it could be
fitted with close cover, which was near at
hand, out of the top of which proceeded a
pipe which could be connected with the
worm outside. They connected the pipes,
in order to convince themselves as to the use
of the apparatus, and found it in good work.
ing order. Under the mouth of the
worm was placed key, which was
nearly full of an inferior quality
of highwine. This was the character of ali
the liquors found on the premises. The ma
terial from which the stuff was made was
mainly potatoes, of which the officers found
considerable quantities stored around various
parts of the premises. After satisfying
themselves as to the nature of the business
carried on at the Kreitzer ranch, Messrs. Mo-
Laren and Bickel started out
to find the offender in person. He
was discovered coming out of Anoka
on his way home and was Immediately ar
rested and brought to st. Paul, where he
was lodged in Jail. He was visited by a
GLOBE reporter last evening but would not
talk much, only asserting that his daughter
was the one chiefly to blame. Considering
the fact that she is child only about l6
years OF age, it is not at all probable that she
is the inventor of the scheme. The ranch
has been under the surveillance of the reve-
nue. officers for year past or more,
and Kreitzer, who came from
Duluth with rather discouraging record
has not been half as cunning as he supposed
himself. The family have been in the pub.
lic eye before. Mrs. Kreitzer was sent to
the penitentiary over year ago for assault
with deadly weapon, (which the same il
was gum, and last Christmas she jumped
out of fourth-story window of the institu.
ton and killed herself. Kreitzer himself
seems to be perfectly prepared for anything
and talks like man who has been expecting
trouble and studying how to avoid it.
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MANKATO.

MANKATo, Nov. Son Saturday afternoon
man was hanging around the rooms of the
Y. 4. Q. A. and stole an overcoat belonging
to MIR. James, the man who has the rooms
IN charge. He then stepped into the next
room, occupied by d. F. McGraw as dental
rooms, and took all he could find in the
shape of gold foil and teeth, amounting to
about $50. He then started up street and
called at DR.. Courier's dental rooms and
offered to sell very cheap. He offered about
80 worth of gold foil for 50, but did not
succeed in making sale, but he did succeed
in getting away without being arrested.
Look out for the man that offers gold foil
for less than half what it is worth.
At the official canvass, Saturday, the Re-
pubiicans made clean sweep by electing all
their ticket. The canvass is as follows:
President-Garfe.d 2,729; Hancock, 1921
Congress-Wells, 1,706; Dunnell, 1897;
Ward, 929.
The text book law was voted down by the
following vote: For the law, 1,070; against the
law, 1, 45l.
County Officers Elected-County auditor,
Theo. Scattergovel; county attorney, E, P.
Freeman; judge of probate. George Mead.
Legislature-J. D. Hawkins, Joseph Burger,
Richard Lewis and William Hall.
A COUPLE OF RUNAwAYs.
A dray team belonging to M. j. Jordan
started at the Wells depot on a run and
came down nearly the length of Front street,
and turned into his barn. They kept in the
middle of the street and turned out for all
other teams, and as far as heard from, there
was no damage done.
AS two or three of our young men were
out riding yesterday to the sanity city Of
st. Peter, on their return in the evening,
and not paying as much attention to their
horses as they should, drove over a stone,
turned the buggy over and spilled themselves
out on the ground. Damages as follows !:
A broken buggy top, lost whip and one of
the young men sprained leg. 1t might
have been worse.