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p. ~ KUNKEL,s WORM SYRUP.

A pleasant, safe aud effectual remedy for
Worms. E. F. KuDkels Worm Syrup was
never known to fail in single case. De-
stroys Pin, Seat, Thread and Stomach Worms.
This is very palatabe remedy, in an agree
able form, such as children will crave. 1t is
purely vegetable in its composition, and pre-
pared according to the latest improvements in
Pharmaceutical Chemistry, by which we are
able to separate the active principles of Eedi-
cine from their nauseous and bulky accom-
paniments, and present them in a more con-
centrated and reliable form than in a crude
state. Nauseous doses are often swallowed
without producing the desired effect. In this
Syrup have the active principle of the most
effectual vermifuges, free from the unpleasant
taste and odors, and more safe and certain in
its effects. E. f. Kunkers. Worm Syrup
never fails to destroy all kinds of WORMS.
(Dr. Kunkel is the only successful physician
who removes Tape Worm in two hours, alive,
with head, and no fee until removed.1 Com
mon sense teaches if Tape Worms be remov-
ed, all other Worms can be readily destroyed.
Advice at Office aud store free. The Doctor
can tell whether or not the patient has worms.
Thousands are dying daily with worms and
donot know it. Fits, Spasms Cramps Chok-
ING and SsAaaoat ios., SatlosU Cnnnplaxio n- Cir
cles around the Eyes, Swelling and Pain in
the Stomach, Restless at Night, Grinding of
tue ieetut TickiHB az Inc NOse, cough, Fever,
Itching at the Seat, Headache, Foul Breath,
the patient grows pale and thin, tickling and
irritation in the anus-al these symptoms,
and more, come from worms. p. r. Kun
kes's Worm Syrup never fails to remove them.
Price, $1.00 per bottle, or bottles for $500.
(For Tape Worm write and consult the Doc
tori For all others, buy of your Druggist
the Worm Syrup, and if he has it not, send
to DIR. E. +. KUNKEL, $50 N. Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail, free. Send
three cent stamp.
e. +. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON.
A sure cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Weak Stomach, General Debility, Diseases of
the Nervous System, Constipation, Acidty of
the Stomach, and for all cases requiring a
tonic. Every bottle guaranteed, or the money
refunded. Price, $1.00. Get the genuine.
Ask for ID. n. Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron,
and take no other. Price, $1.00, or bottles
for $500. If your druggist does not have it,
send to the Proprietor $50 N. Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice free. Enclose
three cent stamp. Ascheubach & Miller, Solo
Agents, Sd and Callowhill streets, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Dec.22, 1SS0.-3m
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HORROR IN A RooKERY IN TREEToN.--A
Man Found Dead in Bed With a Drunken
Wife Beside Hisn.--A-lower floor in the rock
cry at No. 1872 Jefferson street, Trenton,
presented a scene of horror last Sunday.
John Banes, a mason, about forty years OF
age. lay dead ON cot bed and bis wife in
fit of drunken stupor lay beside him. The
bed was ina filthy condition, and fhe faces
and hands of both man and woman we're COW
cred with patches of blood. The. police re-
ceived word of the affair at two O'Clock in the
afternoon. When they reached the scene,
crowd of neighbors. consisting of laboring
men and their wives and lot of boys and
girls, we've trying to force their way into the
room. The sidewalk was thronged with
them, and many, TO get glimpse at the
dreadful scene within, peered through the
windows and side doors The room, small
and i'll. smelling, was carpetless and contained
but one wooden bottomed chair and an old
dilapidated table. Whjskey bottles, beer
cans, etc., were abundant, however, one being
found in the bed, one under it and two on the
table. ALI were empty but fearfully odorous
Neither the police nor DIR. Ribble who was
present could learn much from Banes' wife,
She was still under the Influence of liquor
and seemed hardly capable of understanding
a question. Her mutterings, however, were
to the effect that she and her husband bad
been drinking all night, and that he had died
suddenly at five O'Clock in the morning. DIR.
Ribbfe was of the opinion that be died of
hemorrhage from the lungs. There were no
marks upon him Indicating fight, and none
among the neighbors had heard any scuffiing.
Mrs. Banes made her husbands death known
to Mrs. Jones, her landlady, by saying,
"Johnny's dead - Mrs. Jones' husband
gave the alarm which attracted the police.
The deceased came from Baltimore about two
months ago. He was an old soldier.
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A PUBLIC DUTy.--We are not in the habit
of putting any sort of patent medicines in our
columns, for the business of newspaper is
to let people know what is going on in the
world, ami not to lend aid to what mag be an
imposition. But we happen to know DR..
David Kennedy, of Rondont, N. Y, and can
personally testify to the excellence of the
medicine which the Doctor calls (" Favorite
Remedy" For diseases Of the blood, kid
neys and bowels, it has ne equal. We would
not be without it for Ave times the dollar that
it costs. Daily Tins. iau.2e-2t
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Lamoertessse, N. j.. Jan. go, 1881.

Gen. Mcclellan, of New York, after hav-
ing condescended to act as Governor Of New
Jersey for term of three years--the Demo
cratic party not being able at the time to ind
Jsrseyman to fill the position-now an
nounces his intention Of going back to his
own State, and win take up bis residence Tor
the winter, at least. in New York city.
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MARRIAGES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =, by Rev b. H. Ter
Woert Patrick Murray to Mary Coligan, all of Lam
bertvie.
DAvIs-LANCE.--At Lebanon. jan. g. by Rev DR.
Megie, John Davis and Elizabeth Lance both OF
Lebanon.
CRAFT-RUHLMAN.--In Trenton january goth, by
by the Rev. DR.. Hall, James Nelson Graft, of East
Amwell. Hunterdon CO.. to Mary, daughter Of Ru-
dolph Ruhlman, OF Trenton.
TIGER--APGAR--Jan II, by Rev, c, H. Pool, Jacob
H. Tiger Of Chester, to Lille q. Apgar, Of Gallon
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The selection of Hon. Frederic A. Potts as
q member of the Board of Finance of the
Worlds Fair viii give great satisfaction to
the people of New Jersey, and impart new
interest to the enterprise. There seems to be
no longer any doubt Of the vigorous and suc-
cessful prosecution of the scheme.
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An exchange reports that the editor OF
the yiueland Times was cowhided by dein-
quent subscriber, last week. If that is the
way delinquent subscribers are acting, we
stand in peril of about four hundred whip
pings. This makes us all the more anxious
that they should pay up.
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The Democrats in the COMMITTEES who voted
against placing Gen. Grant on the retired
list, with perhaps one exception, all voted to
put Fitz John Porter there, and give him
$75, 900 for arrearages of pay.
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SEA FOAM /!

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING IN
THE MARKET.
No other preparation possesses the peculiar properties
which so exactly suit the various conditions Of the u
man hair If the hair is falling of becoming gray
The of SEA FOAM will surely arrest its decay
it to assume IN short time al lts former beauty
eaters ESQ destructive to the of the hair and cures
all diseases humors Of the scalp. SEA FOAM is de-
properties and is elegant dressing for the hair DE-
rectons Rub well into the hair with the hands and
wipe dry with clean towel Price, per bottle so cents
reflling bottle So cents
FRANK L. JOHNSON,
Soils Manufacturer aud Proprietor
t4At IL Church ST., Lambertyille, M.
Dec 49, 1sS0.-2m.
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Tumors, erysipelas, mercuriai diseases,
scrofula and general debility cured by :" DIR.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher." Sold by all
druggists. JIG, 4w.
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It is proposed to divide Dakota into three
territories. which will eventually become
States. Then the time will soon come when
Texas must be divided. Dakota is now
larger than all New England, and Texas as
large as France
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Take Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the firm of Heath 4 Hol-
IN connie are requested to call and SETTLE or be-
fore December LIST next amer that date, all unsettled
will be placed In other hands for collection
HEATH 4 H0LCoMBE.
Sept. ist isso.-tE
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RI. ]. WEIWesD ARIEL,
v N DYKES SULPHUR SOP

Is superior all other soaps is combined with Sui
phur in Its pure state which enters the
pores OF the skin being absorbed into the blood through
the minute capillaries and thus upon the skin
whether It be healthy in diseased condition. both
locally and consttutionally, thereby eliminating all
healthy action. It PRODUCES fneness purity and
freshness the complexion which is unequaled and
can be produced by other No toilet nursery
or bath is complete without It, II makes the skin
soft clear, pure white and healthy is cleansing de-
odorizing disinfecting soothing healing and purify
ing removes dandru chatting, ulcers, sores eruptions
roughness and redness Of the skin relieves itching
burning and singing of the skin and irritation OF
biting and singing insects will relieve Itching Piles
when nothing else will have any effect Ask for VAN
DYKES SULPHUR SOAP insist upon it, and take no
Propretors No soi caliowhill street Philadelphia Pa
{ Dec. 70, 1sS0-1y
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Quick as q Wink (!

Mr.. RocKwoop, while in
Europe, secured a new and
valuable process for making
Instantaneous Photographic,
and takes pictures of child
rem or adults as quick as a
wink ! II Union Square,
New York. Imperial Cards
$S per dozen.
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TAX NOTICE.

voTIcE is hereby given, that transcript Of unpaid
~ taxes for the year 1880 together with descrip-
siion az the property on which said taxes have bees
esseSsed has been made aud that all remaining
,nnsi aer twenty (2oj from the first publication
of this notice collected by public sale according
~ iA" cHAs. sCHULHAUS.
Ian g. 1881 ct. Tax Receiver
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Van Horn will sell you genuine 46-b bone
Corset for so cts. apr.tf.9,-
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Boots & Shoes,

Our stock of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
and Children's Boots is full, at bot
tom prices, and quality of our best
makes WARRANTED.
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Ever made by any publishing house. tits big thing
and will be made only for short time For particular
add ress, HUBBARD BROS. Phia-, Pa. i2e.-4w.
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January 10 introduces us to Edmund Spen-
ser and Edward Gibbon 90, to Lord Bacon
and Lord Byron 2s, to those far-away old
monarchs Charlemagne and Henry VIII,
and that rare Russian Yankee, Peter the
Great Think of him, willing exile from
his throne aud country, to learn the useful
arts Of civilized lands, roughing it in Holland
and England, wearing the dress and welding
the tools and sharing the shop aud lot of CON-
mon workmen, that he might give to Russia
the skill and learning of Western Europe.
One laughs to be told that on taking leave of
King William, he presented him a ruby valued
at $50, 900, which he had brought in his waist
coat pocket and handed to the King wrapped
up in piece of brown paper. Some of us
will thank our stars that he don't own our
heads when we know that, on being told all
those busy people in black gowns and flow
ing wigs " about Westminster Hall were law
yers, he expressed great establishment, declar-
ing, " / have but tsoe in my whole dominions,
and believe shall hang one OF them the
moment get home" Russia rightly reveres
his memory as that of Pater Patri9. To us
his later and more refined counterpart Is Dom
Pedro. of Brazil. X.
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DEATHS.

RIsLER--Near Pennington, Jan. IS. 1881, William
Rsler, In the 6Sth year of his age.
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January 10, 1910, the Penny Postage idea
of Sir Rowland Hill first went into effect.
Previous to that date letter paid twenty.fi five
cents from London to Edinburgh for each
and every piece of paper that it contained
We well remember when the rates were near
ly the same in our own country. Our reader.
have at hand ample materials to make com
parison between that day aud this, in the
matter of postage; and still, each year, the
facilities for worldwide intercourse are in
creasing, and the ends of the earth we'll nigl
touch
, 1881-12-24

own transrs, and notify tho Health department
nk 10 his neluhllora. Hl1lesa thoy keep hor rrestt
iAes ii, cnan nil lfeRithy tuntlltien. EyGry
p.fsnu ehn.1lh lGeil lthktNlt. and my f1grHti1
hmvtnx Of kttDWiuE any rNnlstiy by which tbn-
tAH1nlS tlE*ohaGs chII Ia prevented frt,in EIIremtl-
lnR s'iol'M Raro It t0 tho 1t,bu through tna
l.tO%4.
,otion that oll o,,r ho,ols, theatres, and rntall
with mon, wnincn,. ind ehIliIrsn. and, co,ao.
nEcrtt and merchants should tsc tim uth,pst onu-
tu III their tDlpi~lM for ln'lfes AMI IT. thef
"df0r-cDsets for tho runsDn that ~ ft,lny titer.
tnt persons usn thQm md thor0 IL tho Hrenteat
tlhi4Gr Of cUntaglOn. Every prUprlnthr I1lh
1rnnnHcr Ut MI establishment OF this ktn.l
shnfitl sec 10 II TINT there plnGeH ai,nil1i1 lB
rH1Drzcd 1y Eotnr tlisfnfpst,li1i. AMI wDH1d
suggest ihyHul. which Wnltl ,lcstrUy MI danger
from tho atlnnA.,l,crn In such p!aecs. II II n
Hllrplo mud Wh1 l.kn0wn tunletly-tho boat klitWn
to seomec-and Is ,iar!' fn al our hnspltais snc.
cut, 30 st1E pod ton larao r:tHnt IT citizens Will
d. their duty. Our fIch!tl Department. N over.
b1rlnnct With 'York. 4rtl n1nE NIL 1t csn. ard IL
our {'nDIHr who hltG hHlAtH, stnrG9. md ntllGrs
whi,Ed Act tn X tint THUR anwnrs. hnt!i. .rtiDng,
aunt wntcr-Glustts arc krtt h!snfHctet nt1 clean.
th!s xrht lnt,Her cMn be llltetl: n1stl. ianlt'sa
this Ia IOtIc, we NrU nh thu GvN uC II R1s'lt cpl.
'lelnlc wa,thf auHgcHt tl,nt our rfiysactans ninl
Feithtiats give tho public auEEtsu1ns, thrlli4h
tho prcss, nf rtInettIes which t"itl'l bc nsr'l.
Suwcr-KtS GEctns ~ b0 ont Uf the Eut!vo powers
which cMrrics tlIseAac intO DtIr houses: Cnnnut
rome ot'u rive us rclnody tn prevent II, ia II !.
With smallpox nnl n|i contagious IlseNsos?
EfTtyrS
, 1881-12-24
THE FRANKLIN MIRACLE.

some Facts from, Headquarters RcEnr{t-
lttE tho Alleged Ikevcr1iUIt Of Nature,s
l1n1es-Eo4l, Sldgs Of tho QucAtloh Het
forth-What tho txusbana Ur tho
Cnred LaAy Wrltos OH s'sn subject.
81. Leuts u'otf- -fltn.ocrat. Dee. u.
Tho lntctcat whtrh haB bccn aroused In rclIg-
ious circles by whit hns Ent to he known as tho
FRANKLIN tntrMclo continues unabltcd, and tho
question OF ita being rellN1to Illustration of d.
rect Divine response 10 prayer Is warmly dobat-
cd. Atnoug those III Vt. I.auis Wb0 tlavo given
the matter Attontlun Ia u gclltlonun who, III Or
der to satisfy himself fully on tho subject, wrote
to parties resident III Franklln, 1n,. feeling TINT
tlo upni0n Of nel9hlors OF tho Indy wlU II Is
alleged. was mtrncu!ousty cured of MI organic
dtsoIau wousl io OF Mora val,1u than any othnr.
Among thoss t0 whom ho wruto wlls the
Franklin tI'a.l Postmaster, who summarized tho
facts In the aaso In the following letter:
fosr- 0RFlEE. FtANKhIn, P9,. Dec. 10, iHSa.-
Mr. - ~. Loatt-DEAlI BIas u nuswer toyour
physicians that intended Mrs. !,lt'ytl that shu
bad very serious tatnRle trouble, mud strong
tho doctors examining tho,,Kht 10 ho tho uAsg.
llc snya tha account Ut tho lAdy's weAkAyas Ii,
hnweScs, p.neh 70. oxs9xeratet!; that she eallA gvt
purity tho ofees or tho mlna, und that, tho NJ
rsst o4sS op 4 % sosS o s e sH
uGle. Thu lAtiy IL no 4uubt Getter. heeA!lse aho
thIuka 1t Ia. Isetid q FrunkttI pAper. Yours,
II, u. GRANT, Postmaster, d..
The pupor alluded to wis tho Franklin SIkctd-
Tor, ani! lts aceount OF tho ocourrunco Waa III
follows;
Considerable excitement has bpen' caused in
ta!s yieinl!y ovgr c!!4e M Of nr.yer-guIaM ~ which
dAy. tho bltl Inst. Nrs. HloyA. wife nf tbe Itov.
J. ". 1laya, paator nt tho Church nf lnI. sous
West.nnrolaild County, contracted severe cud.
4uh oil the 2Jtl Ut October lust, tW4l tuyB AffDr
lnnylnK to Frank!!n, Ahb was compelled to kect
her 1cd phy*lcllu was uallcI. who preseribel
iur lnr cough, 4tat:nR nv bis un!ntor tnat snu
had, IN coughing, stranud hetsolt. ucuounln,g u
that way sur tha = nsaooklnY palns tho lndy telt ~
wuoks. nttt ootnx scIteyeA. BY tho treutnent of
Doctor No. !, ut tho aivipe vt frlen!s, y change
WAS male III physlGlAns. QYctor NJ. =, ~ tAe
tirsk call, would xpfDsS no opihi0n, hut at naIls-
scnuGnt yigit, and after curetHt p1n,MItAI lon Ut
ths pAtlent, lntUtued hsr hushnlla that thu ealsa
nf ler sickness Wal uAHttr-psUn0unGtiiX her
incurAlio, Hlld hoptuK 0nly to uAsu ttIe snferut
making An plsluiu-e euler 1r her."
Mn Hloyd, wnu tlrna!y oe!tosod tIiat hor tino
u dl0 hni not yet pulite. desired tho utlen1nlMu
Uf Duutur M, !, WHO, WITH two Other M. D.'j
, 1881-12-24

maho mi examination. two Of shom coinc,tlIng
with Doctnr M .-that tho disease was cnnrar
And tncnt1iltlc, Tho nther physician snsA TINT.
nl1hnliai II might bu cnnttr, l,u fia,t eren sim.
Mht ensra .whlrl, psr,vcd IN be tannethlnu less
Improvement tnInH rni!cpnhIr sht, tGns,nl 10
sss 4; sS s;s FL !ss s 's %
o. tho eysalne of .be ln.t. .nn,nc.l ,,ay. os tho
request of NJ. floyd. tito Tmrtituar friends III
praying fnr hnr recovery. burl,iR ihu tih.o tlat
lloyd nr,,so fron har l,rst, und lcr altetiinilt
wis insured by tito uCw rnGyorrl wtitunu tfit
al,g Wms IL Dr. ;t riK,t tnln,l Mrs 'ny wlthtat
s n, fss messeit H. as %Mke 70 '1o
lchslnF it! praYGr asld slullrtlrnx IN .xtlnrtntion
without tho ltasst nptmrcn. fa,iattc. She fns
snncrsntenht,y lor tltJncstIu nsralty.
:. Mrs. lloyd atatcs that Ahu h,ttl implicit fnttI
thal s',e would be us,rntl by prayer, nt,i Mic
thtnHs that H. cure wuiiftl tIIve btc,i accnnl-
!tfsl aUt ten tlnyE beiurD hut fhD hui faith,
when sfG was Amolttetl according to tho ri:e*
chartcr Il ii. James, beginning Ut Tie sH.r.
tcgilth verse.
Ma,1y of tic reports published by tho nows.
quoted rs iiavlIlR sI lnltly thtiius wiliuh sh.
cnphAstenlly tlunus. telling Representative uf
thu StATtd'"r that sho Ind buGi, Interviewed by
iin reparicrs 1T, tn tho ttno Ut his cuuIuy-s1Un.
dAy evening.
lllc nl,nyo acconnt is simply tho faess OF tho
tnst without pxaBXufAtiun Or embellishments
Frnn tl,esa facts TIT rcaer will tlrnw bis own
Tho Apeetator set forth tho non. believing allie
q. s.lOwdc MI. nr the tl,y eIu.ls who Intended
NV ,y"wci!, iMSto!r, what do yon think Of tho rhIrl
an a.'!. .!sry; Z y IL :s es: nny WhS % ssra s,s s"s Ct
His first statement oxactly mot our 1don nf tho
CASE. Int tho story WIS certainly stArtua by tho
, 1881-12-24
THE TEMPFOSKI GANG.
Freight Robbers md Sueaks'CAleyex
Under Arrest and In jail.

Under Arrest and In jail.
spfttal Ufsratfh 10 Tbs CAttapo Jstbnne.
KAEHAa ClTf. NO., Dec. H. Tho n,a,i G. 4.
stewnrt, arrostpd In Texas fur robbng tho Chi.
cs.go s Aitun Naiway Company, Is II n,aMuer CT
the celebrated Tcnpfoaxt gang. Tho rtlng wus
org71nizel systematically 10 rob freight traits
bnth III, tho Missouri Pacific aud Chlcayo & Aro,
Etoals. and 6tewurt IL tho mau whu hid tn the
cn!s, and tacE1. ut givon pnlnt# throw l2xcs aud
bales IT gsnna3 frun tic tratn to uun90r.tcs III
w,ttt!ng. Tho Chicago Il Altun Eouilaiiy suf-
tesed tu the u HInuut Ut thousands nj tl0ilur1 In
tats way, md ut aast lutecltscs vert dctuiled To
run thu thieves tl.,wt. Te.lptoskl, thu leader,
ls nuw IN jhtl hero awaltng trnt, ~ atW! arc two
nthecf fi1lpMlhes1 OF thu IallR, ~ N WhnHl uro
sawlrt hns nut yut bour Indicted III tllla county
hnt hls ca4a is Mi!0r consideration by the gr1t,i
4 few days. Ths tl.ail wa& chAsrtt Into iHwn Is n
.lutvutlvc natneA ltupsl. and shanuo "a lip4atnr,
FOX. WlprH he wRS arrested.
, 1881-12-24

Innn,ea. ner,Ic,,.y.A ,ern,,t,.r s,r"oa..
xvitt.,,, ..,,,.ar,. sv.1,,r,t'.,- 1,,,...',''
into Hare Dict.
san Francisco Esan'satG
tooo ~ ~ sts'ot s s, uH's,Sose * em nossna
r'aso .s on o., tno Mkaao', II, Iok ~ restaurant
Wnera peesona CHI ENJOY tho shpfrino delight
or broiled eets." This establishment IL kcpt by
amau named Mareki. and Is well worth a y'stt.
ona ,'o,."s $780,. .o...,a ~ ".s"no .ou''
anu never nttelape 10 nScreu'no tholr repu9-
nancs, whlo others boldly taste everything o!-
nI.rrret oooknrv md dainty aorr,n or NJ, 1o,,.
aa ..,.u "a u".; .,,. ~ .o ~ 'o .Np
ahesc ai'a prefer tholr ulshcs to tho eternal
One afternoon In April / was strol,tug about
Inn At rrts. rntt,,vctl IN wnt ching tno
ss,..'.ss. 20 .',.' ~ ~ 't'e' ee'4nA
Japanese WHO bud heen ctlucntcd at llarvurl,
,c n M us nsess o.
feo,ly ns "onu to tho manner born" iiavIne
politely auluted nc, he remarked;
~ nm IN nv ,vny II, Alnroki's Won1,R ..t,,,
thn ~ Ltx, ,,n d., - s,ns, ~ n.',,,". a,.. ~
!asg !" ION mo IN m teast OF nT,'!led ees: i IL
snau taat lhs nlosta tno 1''agl u ut niosscl f0r
tho Kotls."
'unaxl :" replied, with II somowhat dubious
those 1nartno ssinkcs."
''rrobahly YOU havo mover tasted them prc-
pared hy tuy countrymon," ho Silly 70.
turned, ~ soh'en1ber nnee eat'ng some
1T Dclillontco's. lshuldortn8.] They were
soft, l.uyorltss nlDy1piY jltIuycu In tt,1Ivcrl,1
icilv.. t,n,nr n,n,,v with ma ara nart",,n ,,c -
sI"S ..,.' ~ .'.n'.., wv IN, "'1 ~. p"t 'Au W
aftn' ''o .as'e VI "h'en WIZ ne I'easatst1y re-
You, WHO aro llalf a .iapuuosc. onvft not us,,.
!omEor 10 f'"n'" 's"oF''nE OF ono OF our chief
, 1881-12-24
rtre.preor Theatriea, scenery.

Tao torsIble dsastvr III Vivnna remLuls us that
Whtr1 ", much tnu.luastllp uHteffal IL used us
Du thentlp slAge II IL absolutely nocassary that
II should bo rendered tirr-prM'f II pn6siblu
sfl!cato nt soda has leel., elilptpyei With
great sulvpntnxe both he ~ H'lnt Itself whlya i
Htni also Nv n furulsh fdr all canvas
und WnnawnFk used Il. tho construction u the
scenery, The sIlcato Ut s&tn IL nat ekpeuslya,
rs.l thara u uv tho IT ssnu atm