davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-06-03

nnl dnlt. m,set Frn. A:r: iun,'. i.!<1.'Ec; July:
stt't.iy. FIVE ttHit.
ltAf--b.nt11nHrh.
hfrrEg Enslert raw grrst. l:I&l6c.
EfA- Firm nt IL 15r.
uErHnLFt'M -Spnaf. ~
,i,ltNx,ttr* -tMifrM. HTmi Hin carrons, g,fas1Ac
aHVHr tlrfH; \ fSft ln!:r.
NHisAY-EHrhunsEl.
FNEtHIfrs-flnet nf1t! HnchanEnII. 49,
nxftiiT*fin,tr f,;Is 6tls; Wheat 1tt.at1 but corn
ti.ir hGt ttnts AMI Iii. ryo. 11l hu.
aiiiruESTA-Whrnt+ Hk.3tf hui corn, hfaG In.
hALEH-Whrnt, UiisT bls curfl4 6l;;Si btt
, 1881-06-03

The use Of TROP1C- FRUIT
LAXATIVE is indicated in all
cases where a purgative, catl1artic,
or apericnt medicine is required;
and while it produces the same re-
suit as the agents named, no dis
agreeable, weakening, or distressing
effects $50 common witl, other REM
cdies) attend its use.
TxoFtc-Faufr IAxArfvh has the uu&nimous sup
port Of a who have given IL A SINGLE TRIAL.
and highly cosmeuiaory reports cing constantly
received frhm eminent physician. md chemiss. med
ica and scientific Journals. tic clergy and pscss and
frnm other high standard sources.
, 1881-06-03

1sOsT0S, Juns 1-FtDtN-Flrnt good demands
Western su,erilne. fllUs+.1s: ta.nHioH eKtfn. A5ls
4at Wsseuna'n axtru@, &lI}an'i: 3sinncsata extrns
t1gaa0s spring patents patehta. ttta7.si
nnaiS-Corn 1rfu, iITh.tntxch md yn1lnw. E4af44o,
steamer nxet nnd Yulf1w. GztG3Ge; no usnle. SD
t1c t'ats duIi md unsettled; No. md extra whtc
ME4EG. 1tyU, St.1kt |. IT. ''., =
flt'7TgM-t:hnica urtam1rfcr. ga1elci chu!ca Indie
phckad. lt9iSc. fair 10 Enad4 l98lau
, EfG*-WsHterh fresh, l3c. ..-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ;,:us brs. 80 sacks; corn, &so0
1us wtieNt. l1tlt but pntk II, ,JJ tu.
SiftTMKkTa-f1our,4 4I6 hfist wten&, EA00 tn.
, 1881-06-03
Washington nnl Lee t'nIversltY-A
Circular from tho Chief JMAttco Of
the uuttrd SsatGa.

wAsMtNaros, o. G, May u, ,1ssl.-nEAn STR:
A injecting OF the "Centennial Organization for
tie Better Enlargement mt, Of tho Washlngtoa rud
Council Chamler.. Independence linlt, rhlla'lel.
uha, OFT tho asl Of 1nas Maxt, 1t !. ill.,, ia al the
Vacancy In the oElicu Of President. uerAsfpne W
The death Of tho lioI,. Morton susIrhaei, a1pl u
vlcu- President, lIkcwsu occ,,s!oned by tho t+Ath
Of such 0thGr business as tIluy be presented.
It Ia thought that thts Is Ali appropriate time
tor spucial npp,na tn tho wealth nt the Nation
for tho parlnntunt cn.lnWuIGut nt MI etlllca-
lional Institution which washington selected to
bn tho Recipient nf hla dolatin,S. Alfently the
efforts of tho natr''as Of tho university ny 70
nlux to be successful. as u shs1w. by
u gifs Ut sM,ntl frosu Col. Thomas
A. Hoott, aud olh0r gratifying subscriptions.
Under these ere.lust ui.ces i IL hoped that tho
frion'ts Or tho University will nttuM,1 tho moot.
Inv Of tho organization nni cMst themselves III
tho work taAt !a to bo hutu.
You are or,iIalIy nnd uarncstly invited to 10
pEeavnt. NcHpeettulfy yntlrs.
n. Il. WAITE, Enntor Vice Prcatl0ut.
IIoraforA's Acid Phosphate III Debility
FROM DFtnkInXs
Iuscu 1IprsinrIA Acid thuaphato In two cases
OF riuvvoliH debility froM txttMAtto lrlMkln4.
lluyl0n, u. Il. II. lAyts, II. H.
, 1881-06-03

MILWAUKEE. WIS. June T. FLnsts-GhehanHei.
tiNA,Sssa,t nnsossrd mid Inwer iclnsa, Et1n.,,cr,
No = harti. tlMI: M, .rrsnat s!.l1K. dune. tl.UM,
duly. tIUsS. Angust, s5( sertan.Iet. fltsi. uctn-
rr. *iif'4; NJ. . nj .sc. No. at Vic. cnra nwers
IN. Ht p4r tIAis ftrtnsr: Nn NJ Tr 1tye fnwers
An:3nt tlat. tnrry fss1nr: NJ. II "A:
!Mnu. ti r fniy lara-arl,nu rtaatn. tl0.biS cash
tfDHk-tUwHr RhNEfi.41
fHEfnnT$--t'0rtt ~ fjMtfal0, 41$e.
2.:tI bn.
siiIraESTs-Four s1p br!s: wheat 4,.fn hu;
corr, none.
, 1881-06-03

as stas gantei q. saa lonse nni fsll bgxG, EunlbaT-
atiie' st sT as.,, |,ae lung Snt hatl,s sxset.
s1fsa Isa.ha U.S. sa,io average. M4stoKn
.S,s Sen Quntst NJ Hgstju fnr shoulders. 87f9lc for
1IGSaiyase4! AIT pHckud, ~
ra.EE qnIet nj Hung 1874 for Iness, siL453
s-"'t esttn meAa, MID &1.1!.Uk. E AW for huns,
, 1881-06-03
COTTON. .

NEW ONIEASe, June a--EurTOS-F!rp; middl!ng,
1Vs6c. low do, sc gnnd ordinary. B}<c, nat reotlp,s
III bmIesi HI1ss h1 Expurts-Iontlnent. III, satct,
4akj; Attck, ff7a1itI
NJ. ldr'TA. Jnnn Observation-Disclosures md hr1n: mid
Alng, lt!&c: eies lB bass. recuipts 3N' shipments,
HN stock, ri, ,EN, | 7'
, 1881-06-03

CIEvRI4ASD, O., June a-retso.sum rtms
Standard w!to+ llu tG1t, sJfr. -
rtrrRuuUH. LuHs sa.-FErHoLEuAi-DulI, united
, 1881-06-03

tivea III tinlyoku, AASs.. aud the chldrvM uillaI,4
thstn baye learned " speak an9tfsh. Ite tHn.
1praty VI the GanA4!ana a9 tat lakS eh!s, .. a..4
havo nIs0 appointed q qulnniittae 10 royisp nEl
the na,uos qt thotr Heeptc. ~ order to restoro ~
groo becolue Amoricantxod In spelling or Pru'
UtuolAllUu.
, 1881-06-03
QUITE MAD.
She Could Not Stand the Loss
Of Her Lover.
A Patient Coaxed Out Of 80 Cents BY
a Professed Attorney.
Seriously Alarmed Alyont ihc Opculny
OF lilo Panama Canal.

WIS tlisMscd of iwfnro Jtlue i.notnls In the
County Court yesterday inurtllng. In tho very
(arxt cnse occurred an rJifNlr shhwEnI to whit
depths nf mrnt,.iess tho "shyAter" will sfnk In
his Grab for tho few smhit ct,ins left In tho
packets Of the rU,inty.Jntl un!0rtunatcs. Tho
alleged lh.nnn per,un wns one Conrad 0catGr-
tnHn, !. middle. c.AHGd German. whD since the I~s
Of q 4A0W property ut knusns City, has t,eCt'Mo
Insane. AMI, wandering from home md family,
Ind crs'ssoa md rGcr1Rscd tho continent on f0ns,
Until finally he cntnu to chich9o. where
ho wns arresttHl and jailed. While
iu tnlt last wesncs,iny he was mp
proaohr1 ty "Ma]nr" .john Dorau, mi "nt-
tnrncy," WIN ten,tcre,t his services to tho TIM
fortunate. De*trrm1an knew TINT htK mini wHa
Infected, hut hr believed TINT, II he cottld net
bnck 10 kansaa City, he wnuh therc ftnsl houto
with bis sister, and a restin4.p1Acc where hlt
Mind might recover its tnlnllce. Tim MHlnr
him.
AND TOOK FROM 1i1,f EIGHTY CENTS
ntl the m0nny he hnd in tho world. .-.....
whey Tho following callWl,iy took place between
ox own %sS yq ss ss g 60 e K'n''' cy'
"iitow much n; H. was sT;S ill., '' ~ '"'
"EiHhfy Cat,th."
"who was tue lawyer2"
,,n savsFnl voices In tho conrt'room' "aaj.
COtinty fhyslelhh ttlu!nnraL ionkel roinn ING
ro9tn aug sAlu tnnt !ofan wRs hnt present. Ho
nuH PocKctca me ice anu tnen tclt nta c!1enl ~
LOOK nttor nlthacil. ne til uohe i0nte tnnn
f1rI ;.,thmrf, Ind h",i httn su'tnn,nts, ~ n WIt
ness. Unf,n fni nj, itiea, however, that sunny
J thug unpleasant was In the wind, and htnId
| away. forgetting In tho meantime 10 heutl bnck
| tho ii cruts 10 Gts client il he had bccn Oh
Mntl ho would have received judicial rnnating
uf the huttest description; as It was. tho Court
| c1ntentctl himself G5 tneraiy fcntarklnx that
| lawyerA should mt he allowed access to insane
| prisoners In Tho County Jnil. -
The Irfen,lMnt, WIN wppt plentIfully during
tho trial. Described the nature at his hnlluctnu-
| ttoua very freely. Whnt troubled him most
deeply yas
| THE PANAMA CANAL.
| AIN. T.. l.. l.. H., t1 h..a, .,as H.. 1,,,n.
.,, Inas 70 t ns a co. aearI .nat th9 LnctHo
snS ~ ns aw rrn ~ thSs 1nn, H. t u n ,,,.n III
w"ier wnmlI iii ii,W frnm @ the pnsItIt: ,nso tho
~ .. ~In ,a.un ~ v"a ~ encM elm ~ H.
s,mn,fon ia hnH s',,t ~ "nt;n,,. ~ ~, III
.t. n PLY FIJI % H ~ @ LUIS
% " sas. ttM5es a,9 ~; 9"F1an; orns ,
, 1881-06-03

hHrrA10. Juno 1-ENAtS-Whcat lnacttvos f3
nsksd ft.91 bid for No. ,ard i'ututh. Corn du,
n!-luatt NJ. mixed Western III biu Oats o7uFed
ht TX; M hills.
tANAL fMRi0Hrs-firm ut t!tc Wheat, 44o corn.
, 1881-06-03

pKTtt0IT. June a.-FLorn-Qulet At Fhaah7h
0,AlS-Wheat qnlet; June, tllta<: July, tilt: An
SEiiH, H. it,d fl1s;S: r:ceIu;s weat, yiuD IL;
shipments, wl1Uat lNQ Ut. 'F
, 1881-06-03

Thousands die annually from some form OF
kidney disease that might have pogn prevented
" tla,eIx uxa Of ucp DitIes1.
, 1881-06-03

GALfLA0Kl

uALrLAoRE. Nd. Juns 1-flouH-Dal' and un-
fhxnVed.
Observation-Disclosures spot ssalsSl tuturel nfm.
eFt No. winter rod, spul. tl14k1 Lzl}{f June sL34
Espty19vr, it7l &sked, Coka-WesiSfu shade e4xlgs
, 1881-06-03

sptetal Dtspates to Ths Chicago TrtoHns.
Kansas Ciry. Mn, .fnnc a--GMAIS-The Prize
rnrrrnf reports: whrat-lsecrtp1s tho past wick.
Sa0l hi: shipments. ~ ~ bu; slow and weak; No.
cash, h8c June, .i,4e; Su c.ali, a{e; Jnns, We;
No cash. slnl Eorn-I,ecants The pnst !epk, !uHli
BIT; kllluf,ntA. m itD bur Hpw but sttadyf SO CASH
.jllci Juno, 2s}@c.
, 1881-06-03
OSNYEG0,
DRY Ef10Dg.

'
OswEOO. June a2.-GnAtS-Whcat firm. Corn-Dp-
snand fa!r; No. !, S'dsssc; hgh lutxad. H.a.
, 1881-06-03
I'(lI4KnQ.

TOlxp0. q, juno :.-GnAtS-Whoas dull, Me-
whtte Michigan, 3llB{s No. I rsd, spot and June,
eLlJs July. lLp, AuxpsL $l.l31; yaas, &l!!Ai NJ.
ro:t tlltN C,tn dus!s h!sa gi1aa M hold ~ 10. md
pEEL.W boat nastsri NJ, M spo. ll.ls&&, juno,
t 5s1y 1y. sai Il A';st II lSs }t ssa sTsSt st
!Ln; s.i kit tAsa.stl,Hs ~!3.a: :, viz aIa, No. +
!tErkll'rH--Whs t1AD hui casa, s7la0 ba, Oats.
'sstiFMxxTs-whea. LOO bu, cora. ,a0n bui oats,
t4N kv.
, 1881-06-03

lltN;B-ln thla branch Of ths market, also, there
sn sser @ ~ s.aaas ~
tho tn.t three t,.tnt1t Thu t,arkvt w1s siw md
1nltlol IL rcductiHn OF btle pet l Ihs all nrhi,l
TINT huJors TDlalN thka h9ld: Ihe AsaraHo au.lity
and henry weshts @ % t9ia was bette, i ten.a.a Inn
rHn 10 fnr hgnyy AZ n5eh7as goo1 to coce rulnMtt,
sasy "a 3 .ei's sS ss q II nis ~ y t h1 n S
clGirnnc0 WaA mt effected, ard tn ttlarkbt ctuseh
I,Hs.kt
, 1881-06-03

Peoria, June 2.-+tRAIS-Corn active and eaay,
hnii-mlxed. AlN4l!ic: Mixed +ld4t1{n. Cats active
nnd loTers M. WhIto. a7AaJ1Hc. Kyc dull md
ndHtfttnt: NJ. T. fi.sA
1fidnwiNEH-F1etn at tl.NG,
isEc.trTs-Shsns. 4trs hut .eorn. 5oon nn, oats.
;1,2D bu; Tyg. LA1l hit barley, LEU bu.
tIttrMEXrH-Whlat. HH lin. curl, &QlQ tu, oats,
h,o1a but rte, nnhH} harley. Hu bu.
, 1881-06-03

Nl'rTEE-t3nlr.: dairy. 1Taat.
f.tHA A-.E(Hi,'t nj ifk.
W,tSki-sten.Y ht &11.
,aeafs ca.e !. @ a''T sSssse = ass asa sai'
nj filL:5I. ~
.K1Etl'r< Fnr, tuH tria: ~1cat 4AitJl bnt es,rn.
neutrality-suspicious.. ATb 6rtsi Whent i3l0n hu;
corn. up bnt osts hDnn3 tTu n1H9s harley, hoale-
, 1881-06-03
ET. L1fIfcs

ETs J1tJUf%1
1T. i.ntrts. June A-ftorn-Eaeter but M inwor,
fl,,AlS-Whras h,war nud un.utttett M. : re.i.
9i.lr4at.i9H cAs!l. fir&asl.t4t iuhc; sLllai liAs
sLlD3 July. &iIrt%IltAA'15s August; &i.Ds1l lU4tG
ni1sk ths ynar, NJ. to. sl.uil: Sp. Ahn siU1 hi.
torn irrazttar' t,mn sa'.s l,aI,etl 4AaE1fs cash,
+r443 E3t6c fara. EHs jufys +9t< Skc AuYa.tt <1$7
4ln seltenbre. Oats Iawet, o;lfr cash und iuna,
WI 1nly: 2i1ic tho yoar. ftya- -SnuInat. harley
nj
, 1881-06-03


Dol tN9TbVN iA1EN
nm, ,nt, ,,,,c, ,,o, ,4.sr. ,u,, hulc,,fr. .ir,x
u .r August. su htf: ntcalnrr IF{c tMtA gutel and
'tr"..'y. ftys tl!'l.
INV Is,1 w art,, x,,no,, o,,t,,,o eb,,so
kF'5.sg FG;:.s t1ts s':'sf 4; II rs. 1s tf''' "'e
t.5s:tra S%''' is" ;n, Hin carroo. rtaac.
ES!.aisr.- -t,}a;.t mi uns,anyal;, u, ,,,,,,
;i III W.T. sns IL; 5S III u ~ corn sa hn
sr rf,,,te.
o. ,o,,. finn. Hrtr,,~r..;e. ,,,, A., ,o,o.
~. .iv .vhcs, t,~n. rrI vns.,t,st. ". j" o.,
n mai ~ c.s,,, rnx - tmrn. ,,c.i ,tM.s
a. ,as f'i !; nits am,., :, NJ, ,st1
rIms< th,. xnnr, ~, 4 In Il n; 1. n" tan un1 III
far I'm ,rfar, .uc .,,, ,t,"t, ~ rns, c,.,,,
ss.tss ~ snro ,u%, ,,f,. ist1 r.tt nnst. Esxs
4io srl,tenims. .,at. iawcts wv: ca.h and JUNO,
aN.mnn,. 80" ''N 'N'' w. ' s'''''S'
nr,nr,'u!s, ,;r,r,,.,,,a,a. \. ','.s: r.. ,,a,.
.M";i Haa..t!ai:s Il d.. ,s.'', ''''"'
.aeats ra.frr At E;at itt,ss.ts. sxassSis+ fiassn
'tMt. y. .% NJ sh'' F"hs9s3':@b t"t1AH! i'aff h"ef
Htri:i,r1- Flour, 41r, br., wheat, tsttp bit eorn,
Elsai bu. nnts. IEt, hit ryP Isj hui bntlcy nu1H.
hit1ttn,EST*.ft0!r: Alo brtsi Wtnnt l+00 hu'
s'''' "'"" WI o7'' 'p""' ~" "''"'' oase5' "'"e'
.,,, -, :. ,-,-r
,.....a Ah." ~ - Et'
, md
No. J narl. .'" S srcsa'at. s!atn; June. sias.'
t, til. :s S *s 1T IT, s Ns 'ss az w. % c" oss,, os,,
NJ; n! ,aa nnf'sy s1nn; ~, u ,x, and
Iu.u. til ~ ny. lA,rd-rrlu rtaain, tl0-b;K cash
a''a anIsmI.ysr: %sar; tssn:a & XIX aHI;r
tM'Eii;ra-FlUnr i!iJl Ift., Wheat. s;UU BIZ, corn
2.:4 2.S,;Rt.n,;;Yxr.-r,,,r ~; snn ,,., ..,., m ~,
..-.'. 1N'STOS. .....
'otfnS, IuHs @-Ftotlt-Flrms good demands
Metvsn VT" susft"ne' ~ co'hmon e&Hh' Aot1
,sss ,s1 ss.u%a "ps!ar n pat""
ss nna pa1sr ss x,e
hsG; Hn;9 Hh!sc; @ s!c; M" mixed and NJ" white
ilt'TTgu-{,6nica Sr,amertct. xa3:,ci ohu.ca Indie
pnckad, i:e7ise. Iair q e9ed, l3also.
's:s' 81. i, q n sacks; corn, 1900
---
= ClSClSNATI.
,,,,nras '"'a"5' f""@s~'''' 'a"e5 o"'
IImAiSyybo,, ,u,o, ,n4 ,,nrbnr,,a roxr ,r+,x.
hut iavot, No. %,xcd, &c. ''sts .ia,l md "ssr'
No. m'xea' Ac' N5s du''' No. f'a. Barley
hohllnnl'
n, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Huleti Ela@ Lard dull: fl9M.
cenp. ,. p"' sea''' c'e"s t'p'' ''se'
Wii1sKT--Actiyn and ttrn,; sln,.
I,lTTc1-steaIy MID unchnnred.
rEf,ItfA.
PEORIA. ,pne 2.-t;mA1s-t,orn oc,,va md e,,v,
hlah-mlxea' sleas'ic: mixed. Maahto, onts active
una lover: ~. "h'to. "'AS"'ssc' Ryc dull md
nominal; NJ. T. sl.M
itEcstI'1s-whent. 4,rs hut corn. loo5o nu, oats,
~; IT,: LII! In; 'HTtc{ Ill ~, h1 m I'M .
Il. i ~ 1ns cor' *9a" na oans
's'7'" oh' fts' n"hs' 'afley. wv bu.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22
Pigeons Is Messengers for Physicians.

A physician Of Erie, Pa, is training
homing pigeons for use in his practice.
Some Of his young birds put upon the
road to make records for distance have
made very good time, viz, fifty miles
in sixty minutes, sixty-six miles in eigh-
ty-two minutes. Homing pigeons are
largely used BY country physicians both
here and abroad. One doctor in Ham,
ilton County, N. Y, uses them con-
stantly in his practice, extending over
almost two townships, and considers
them an almost invaluable aid. After
visiting patient he sends the necessary
prescription to his dispensary by q pig
con; also, any other advice or instruc-
ton the case or situation may demand.
He frequently also leaves pigeons At
places from which he wishes reports Of
progress to be dispatched at specified
times or at certain crises. He says no,
is enabled to attend to third more bus
mess at least through the time saved to
him by the use of pigeons. In critical
cases he is enabled to keep posted BY
hourly bulletins from the beside between
daylight and nightfsll, and be can recall
case after case where lives have been
saved that must have been lostif he lad
been obliged to depend upon ordinsry
means Of conveying, information.-G
7. Tines q
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

"A submerged steel tube forty IA
below the surface is the latest suegeC
ton for the crossing of the Ensli
Channel.
"A Massachusetts man has discod
cred that for coloring sheepskins
beautiful vermilion the potato.bug ha
no equal.
--Celluloid is now employed fer thd
making of stereotype plates, with the
result, it is claimed, of great advantages
over the present electrotypc. 4 compa-
ny in New York has gone into the busi-
ness.
"A great clothing house at Paris ex-
hibits several sewing machines which
move by electricity with wonderful
speed and regularity. The establish
ment uses them for its own sewing, and
thereby greatly lightens the task Of the
hard-worked scamstresscs.
Considerable quantities of beauti-
full objects of artificial amber are now
being produced in Vienna. The sub
stance employed in its manufacture is
chiefly co!ophony or resin, obtained by
decomposition of turpentine, though
several other ingredients are used to
give it the requisite qualities. The i'm
itation is said to be perfect, and the
production has even the electric prop
critics Of amber. Ingenious manufac-
turers have even introduced into the
substance foreign bodies, insects, etc.,
to make the similarity more striking.
Natural amber requires temperature
of 285 to 2S7 degrees C. to fuse it, while
the imitation becomes liquid at much
lower temperature.
The value of the cotton plant
(Gossypium hcrboceun) has been in
creased by the discovery that the bark
Of the roots yield promising dyestuff.
Mr.. w. c. Staehl reports that when the
bark of cotton root is exhausted by al
cohol of the specific gravity Of 0.S4, a
dark reddish-brown liquid is obtained,
which, when distilled to recover the
spirit, leaves a resinous matter which
amounts to 8 per cent. of the original
weight of the bark. The new product
thus obtained appears black and shin
ing, but when pulverized takes the color
of cochineal. 1t dissolves in II parts of
alcohol, Is parts of chloroform, and 122
parts of benzol. 1t dissolves also in
caustic alkalies, and is precipitated from
these solutions by acids. Hydrate of
potash colors green. Sulphuric acid
dissolves it with red-brown color.
Experiments lately made at Black
burn with train made up in imitation
Of that of the express which ran into
the train standing in Blackburn Station,
to test the statement of the driver that
he reversed his engine. as soon as he
found that the brakes did not check his
train, are of some interest, though they
elected the fact that the reversal of an
engine of train running at g high We
locity has but very little effect in reduc-
ing the speed. A high speed was at
tanned, and the engine was reversed a
quarter of mile before reaching the
station, but the train ran through the
station at about twenty miles an hour,
and had to be stopped by the brakes.
Locomotive driving wheels, when run.
ming the reverse way, are not effective
in stopping train. The experiment
shows how little can be gained by re-
versing an engine under such circum-
| stances.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22

When . woman addresses her part
aer with gushss Of affection. - Hub.
BY" o. my dearest hubby" he may
possibly like Il Il 10 can hear Il. but
most msa would like TO hear almost
anything slss. One Tears that different
terms Of address may follow. which
represent another mood. On the other
hand. when . maa addresses hk spouse
- Wife," Il u almost Impossible 70
avoid thinkiog Of "doxgy," aud there
b an unpleasant feeling 0l sickness q
hearing The word. but whes one hear,
. husband address his wife q
"Queenie," which 10 said 70 b the
word used BY ono Of the most distin.
gaished authon Of New England in I'd.
dressing bic better hall, II seems q II
the vile had her proper place In bis II.
tectioas. The word u expressive; L
grants tho superiority Of woman; Il On.
thrones her IN bis home. Quite In con.
trast 10 the reserved tone In manv
households. It 10 always "Nr. Smith"
and Nina Smith," and one issrs con.
SANITY that b may disturb the dignity
OF that house. Such severe propriety,
however. can hardly endure The limo.
vations q children. Il 10 "mamms -
and "pepa" which soften ones feel.
ings, and then they grow into tie moro
respectable terms. "iather" and
mother" until tho wife calls the hus.
band "iather." and the husband calla
biz wife another" Where there ~
% children md II y always "Nr." snd
"4na." there b . skeleton In the
household. and love hes escaped
through the window, like Noah . dove.
IN search Of . new HE! Then there IN
the severely homsly terms which oue
ands u uee By CAsrlsy's father toward
Ais wife. To woman Saying "my nan, 8
o. anp)y imam" the Husband "a.
dreeo11g the pastnes q III tolls simply
"wte" q woman" and ret M
tAere b . enile o. ~ hardy iaeee; en-
woe4s ~ woadssfUlly irVlehted NJ
neaaieg. Altse all, 6sgU b nothine
Vie d1plielty and hoaosev betveC5
hnseand md Wi1s. -Boslen Herald. 3
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PITH AND POINT.

-"Come, now, it is time for you to,
60 to bed," said an Austin lady to her
little children, "you must 60 to bed.
Don't you know all the little chickens
have gone to bed?" eyes, but the old
hen went to bed with them.-7sms
Sytings.
AS the time approaches for the
opening of the schools, the boy that
stood out in the sun and fished, while
the sun stood three hundred degrees in.
the shade, complains that the weather
is too warm and unsettled to be healthy
for schools to open so early in the sum-
mer.-Baltimore Every Saturday.
I'll must say that very much dis
like this ostentatious furnishing" re-.
marked the elderly Miss Pringle, as she
looked about her in the new home Of
the Spankingtons. "Now look at that
great, Acknowledgement mirror.
declare, l can see nothing beautiful in
it," You shouldn't expect impossi-
bilities, Miss Pringle," remarked Fogg,
the villain.-Ne,c Haven Register.
twas Mercury one of the GODS.
and if he wasn't, who was he?.asks .
correspondent. He was perfect god
less fellow who was incarcerated in q
glass bulb with long flue at the top,
and for many years his chief occupation.
by summer has been to try to climb out
by way of the scuttle, and by winter to
renounce his operations and settle down
In the cellar for arest.-Yonkers Gazette
"A Missouri man had o $4,000 dia-
mond pin stolen from his shirt while
asleep in q barber chair. Instead Of
raising a hubbub and acquainting every
one with his loss he quietly circulated .
report that the pin was an imitation
that cost ninety. nine cents in dollar
store, but that it was given him by =
friend and that he would pay two dollars
for its return. It reposed in its old
place on bis bosom before night
Detroit Free Press.
SCOT q good room, Mr.. Bald
head?" asked Spicer, as the old gentle
man, with rather IN infamed coun-
tenance, entered the dining-room the:
morning after his arrival. SWELL" said
Baldhead, as he jabbed his fork viciously
into the melon, IL have been quoting
Shakespeare ever since have been up
there" and when Seth inquired the
play and passage, be made an angry
slap at the winged insects which had.
taken their places for the first set on his
polished poll, and answered shortly:
Macbeth; fly flea ants Ay!''-Boston
! Commercial Bulletin.
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N Summer. When ve ktsssd.
9vNs In NE iovvfy susumn. DEAR.
We nsIts we're rwh IN grain.
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And gios,d along shs lane.
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Aod vs. nay dear. vvrv wed
I'm h,essed he srvsas. fs 70 firss showed
vour sunny fsre so ne;
Assi blsssed BE- summ~r foe 20 heard
voa VOC my hive IN bs.
And doanly blessvd be- susumn Zoe
TIE erovpinx NJ my life.
- saw shse happy dsy. my dear.
when you bseAme nv vile
-4ssys'W SysssSs. - Hs'pvs HesAfy.
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The young King Of Bavaria is fond
Of travelling incognito. Recently he
made . trip into Switzerland, and there,
while crossing secluded valley, he fell
In with three young Alpine peasants and
entered into conversation with them.
The young men had heard that the
Bavarian sovereign was in the country,
and soon began to talk about him.
Louis the Solitary, Is bis affectionate
subjects call him. readily Joined in tho
discussion OF himself, and enjoyed Il
20 well that when be parted from his
comrades be left them considerably
richer pecuninily than when they met.