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THE ETS.
RAyENNA, Jan. 8. 1888

RAFENNA, Jan. 5. 1898.
FLOUR & FEED. CORRECTED BY N. p cATL1N
FLOUR-New Process, 81 20; Pastry 81 50
per sack; Q. K.S1 20.
FEED-Bran, S5c. per 100 lbs; Middlings.
SI,3j; Chop, S170; Corn Meal 81 65; Oil Meal
New, Process. 81. rs, Old. $3.50; Cotton Seed
Meal, S175
WHEAT-90c.
- CORN N-Shelled brings 7Oc.; ears, 3Oc.
OATS 35@40ctS.
RYE-No. brings CO..
BARLEY-None in market.
HAY-Solling at IS q zS1o; according 10
quality. Ready sale
BEEE--Per cWt., IS co.
HOGS-Dressed, 81 90. per cwt,
LARD-City render ed 15C.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at I7o; Country 14c.
Shoulders, City cured selling at 14c Dried
Beel selling at 1Sn.
POULTRY-SmLli supply in the market
Chickens, dressed, buyers pay 10 cents; live
Turkics, dressed. 12c. live Sc.
BUTTER 25o.
CH HEESE-Boxed log 11c.; Retails, II a 1sc,
EGGS-buyers pay z6c per doz
POTATOES-Ncw. sell for % d B0c.
DRIED APPLES-6c.
BEANS-Choice handpicked in good demand
a 50 10 per bG. Medium 81 75
VINIG AH-Pure cider ,retails 20c per gal
LLOW-Suyers pay e1sc.
HIDES-Green, trimrn ,A No.l. No Be
PARTNERSHIPS retail at 75c.
WHITE LIME-$1 Is per bbl.
WATER LiNE-S1 75
SA LT-C0arSe sells at s12. @SI 20; fine 81 Co.
WOOD-Stove 81 5G92 90; feet wood s. W
q S3 so per cord.
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The Press Tor $3.50 q Year,
In adUGnce.

THE coming pension bill, it is said,
will call for $l0l, ,575, 900.
THElstory of Charles Foster did not
come to hand in time to receive atten-
ton this week.
TIE Republican Cotillon commenc-
ed at Columbus on Tuesday, and now
there will be music in the air for
season.
The tobacco dealers throughout the
country are making strong appeals to
Congress for reduction of tax on the
weed.
ILLINOIS has no State debt, and has
So 10000 in the Treasury. The State
can not run into debt, as appropria-
tions must wait until the money is in
the Treasury.
MAYOR GRACE, of New York, has
refused the application of Morse for a
license for his new hall to be used for
the production of the" Passion Play"
Rev, ID. ROBERT COLYER denounced
in sermon the new Sunday laws in
New York, snd claimed that the Sab
bath was made for man.
BY the falling of tall chimney at
Bradford, England ,on Thursday morn
ing last, twenty-four of the operatives
were killed and forty seriously injured
THE kind Of Civil Service reformHl
the Republicans favor is that which
prevents the turning out of their
crowd'of rascals.
California editors use $50 gold pieces
for paper weights, and yet they are no
happier than us chaps who use brick
bats.-[Ex.
A FARGO MAN tried to steal lot ot
bibles and hymn books from a dealer
1t is believed he intended to start 6
branch Y. M. G. A.
The six hundredth anniversary o
the founding of the House of HapsburG
was celebrated at Vienna last weeI
with great pomp and ceremony.
PENDLBToN's Civil Service bill pass
ed the Senate last Wednesday will
slight amendments, by vote of 35 t.
5. 1t is thought the bill will NEE
with decided opposition in the House
THERE are in this country thre'
million, two hundred thousand negroe
who cannot read two million, tive
hundred thousand native whites, ant
seven hundred thousand foreign born
whites who are equally illiterate.
ABOUT noon last Monday John Rid
die, life prisoner in the Ohio peni
tentiary from Butler county, sank
hatchet into the skull of Jack Rough
twenty year man from Lancaster
producing a wound that the physician
say is certain to prove fatal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-01-04

ILLINOIS has no State debt, and has
So 100, ,O02 in the Treasury. The State
can not run into debt. as appropria-
tions must wait until the money is in
the Treasury f
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The coming pension bill, it is said, /,
will call for $l0l SIS 900.
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ABOUT noon last Monday John Rid
die, life prisoner in the Ohio peni-
tentiary from Butler county, sank a
hatchet into the skull of Jack Rough,
a twenty year man from Lancaster,
producing a wound that the physicians
say is certain to prove fatal.
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The tobacco dealers throughout the
country making strong appeals to
Congress for a reduction Of tax on the
weed.
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MAYOR GRACE, of New York, has
refused the application of Morse for
license for his new hall to be used for
the production of the " Passion Play"
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Exchange.

Exchange.
Cheese is unQuestionably one Of the
richest and most nutritious articles Of
human food. Psychologists assert that,
eaten at meal with its own constituent
principles, milk and butter, but to which
vegetables in suitable, or rather in large
proportions, and eggs should be added, it
renders meat Of all sorts absolutely IN.
necessary. No adult individual, say they,
who consumes per day four ounces OF
Roquefort, parmesan, fresh Dutch, or some
OF the English or American cheeses, mixed
with heterogeneous vegetables, will ever need
flesh, or fish, or poultry for his perfect and
vigorous support, The French sarants de.
monstrate this fact by pointing to the Trap
pist monks the striCtest OF so-Called vege-
tarians, who, upon diet scant even as re.
CARDS the produce OF the dairy, but alum
dant in that OF the garden, are enabled to
begin hard day 3 work, sometimes at mid
night, sometimes at one or two o'clock in
the morning, continuing it with little in.
ternission until dusk, and accomplishing
an amount Of farm or manufacturing labor
which, il exaCted from the most sturdy OF
peasants or artisans, would result in an i'm
mediate strike.
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TheIudIans ofCanatia.
Exchange.

Exchange.
The Indian Department Of the Dominion
Government reports that there are lO5, 00t
Indians in Canada, Of whom Quebec con
tains II 900, Ontario 1900, British Colum
bia 81, 900 and Manitoba and the North
west $1,000. There are now living on re
served land 81 1888 Indians who cultivate
81, 500 acres and are credited with the fol
lowing stock: Horses 1885; COWS, 5,76S
sheep, 1000; pigs ,sl3; oxen, !, 552; young
stock. G,lGD. They raised 100000 bushels
Of grain last year and 100000 bushels o
potatoes. The smodel farms established
Tor their instruction haye already 80 fat
accomplished their purpose that a mucl
smaller expenditure under that head viii
be required in the future.
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PERSONAL.

Admiral Porter, who has been seriously
III for the past week, is now thought to be
on the rapid road TO recovery.
Congressman Heilman, Of the First Dis
trict OF Indiana, is strongly urged as the
Republican candidate for Governor.
President Arthur does not occupy box
on opera nights in Washington, but has
seats for the season, and goes like any other
citizen.
The Earl Of Dudley, whose income from
his various mines atten amounts to more
than s., 100000, is in a condition bordering
on imbecility.
Alexander H. Stephens was a devout
Presbyterian, and there was just touch OF
Scotch superstition in his blood, which
made him a believer in omens.
II Ia announced that the late Prince
Charles Of Prussia left fortune Of more
than six million dollars, OF which three
millions is bequeathed to his son.
Messn. Moody and sankey intend to
visit London next September, and are
negotiating for the use Of the Agricultural
Hall, at Islington, which will accommodate
about 10000 people.
The movement for the nomination Of
ex-senator sprague for Governor Of Rhode
leland begins to take definite shape. The
calling Of an Independent State Conven-
ton for next week is probably the first se'
rious step in that direction.
The wife Of Edmund Arnold, author Of
"The Light Of Asia" is said to be an achi.
tect Of distinction. She is grand.niece Of
DR.. Charming, and recently superintendent
the erection Of memorial window in the
Claiming Memorial Church, at Newport,
England.
In return for the autographs which sena'
tor Tabor so industriously collected as relat-
edin the N. Y. Tribune yesterday tibet thirty.
days Senator gave to each Of his colleagues
Saunique present This was an elaborate
alter.wedding card, bound with heavy
band Of Colorado silver, and costing $3.50
zach
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order. and in Missouri, Kansas and Ohio
similar boards are proposed.
The Commissioners OF Internal Reyende
estimates that the reduction Of taxes in bis
department for the next fiscal year, begin
ming July /, 1888, will be sio,OOO,ooO.
A remarkable silver mine has been dis
covered twenty miles south Of Tuscoco,
Arizona, in the Santa Rita Mountains.
The ore crossing is one hundred feet wide
and over mile long. Its average value is
s275 per ton. A Methodist minister made
the rich discovery.
A Texas lawyer named Teel is stated by
the Ter@ Sitting, to have successfully de-
Tended 24l men in that State charged with
murder, out Of total OF 247. The Sitting
proposes that the criminal classes all over
the country open subscriptions for testi
monial to this beneiactor OF their perse'
cuted fraternity.
Already during the present year seven
teen separate notices of the discovery OF gold
and silver IN the State Of New York have
been filed with the Secretary Of State. Thest
claims are distributed anon! the counties
as follows: Herkimer ., Fulton 8, Hamilton
8, and Saratoga, otsegO, Putnam ant
Rensselaer, one each.
The new town OF Naples, in Idaho, Of
the Oregon Short Line Railroad, main
tains Jail which is at once cheap and Sc
cure. 1t is nothing more nor less than {
deep hole in the ground, into which pris
oners are dropped with the grim warning
that the guards will put bullet through
every head which appears above the edge
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WIEELING, ". VA, MARCH 10, lSSS,


II may be that the Star Route yiiIainy
has 10 some degree baked the progress oil
The PostofIlce Department; and yet the
Increase Of mail facilities is so great as
compared with the recent past that II
you'd be one Of the wonders OF q wonder
fol country II it were not continuing
occurrence. =,
/, Az great cost to the service, but Ultimate
" 70 the general good, the mall carrier IN
yades the wilderness, 30 that scarcely any
settlement Is too small or too remote to be
within the general circuit OF communlca,
tion. The mail carrier is another school
master abroad, doing his work quietly but
surely. The free delivery system employs
3,1l5 carriers in liz cities, q convenience
70 the people and a stimulation to the bus
ipesU OF the department beyond measuring.
The postal money order system has been a
great boon to the country, readily taken
hold Of by the people and steadily increasing
In iayor. Last year there were 5,4Ol do
nestle money order offices, which Issued
orders to the amount Of SLAB, 4OO,llS, and
the department cleared $4,000 on the
business.
In his report the Postmaster.doneral
recommended new popular convenience,
the postal note to be Issued in sums less
than five dollars at fee OF three GEMS.
Thanks to the readiness Of Congress the
Recommendation Is now law. The postal
vote is not intended to be used as currency,
though 1t is made payable to bearer. It's
believed that it will compensate for the
withdrawal OF the fractional currency
which was found SO convenient for mail
ing, aud which has been greatly missed by
tradesmen doinga large retail business
through the mails. Even where bills are
used there is generally question OF change
which has to be met with postage stamps
or the transaction dropped. Postage
stamps are not in high favor for this pur-
pose.
The postal note will be about the size Of
a bank bill, and will be issued for any sum
however small below five dollars. No
more iormality will be required than in the
purchase Of postage stamp, and very little
more time, dates and amounts being
printed on the face, ready to be purchased
as the railroad conductor punches his
tickets. The note will be good for three
months after date, limit sufficiently long
for the purpose of postal note and short
enough to leave little danger OF consider
able initiation OF the currency, which has
made some persons a little uneasy.
Great Britain has had the postal notes for
two years, and in one year more that slO,-
100000 worth was issued. Along with the
postal note comes two cent postage, a saw
ing Of one dollar in those as compared with
present rates. There is also to be reduc.
ton in the rates for money orders, and
orders may be issued for sums not exceed
ing 500, the maximum now being $50.
All Of which may or may not come up
TO the professional reiormer's idea OF re.
form, butt is progress Of marked and
acceptable character.
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aRRAKFAsT BUDGET.

A British officer who was four minutes
under fire in Egypt got four medals after
his return.
Two Boston girls paid their way through
college by doing washing and ironing dur
ing their evenings.
April 9Th will be the 4OOth anniversary
Of Raphael's birthday. All Europe Is pre-
pairing to do honor to the event.
In chihuahua, Mexico, the thermome.
ter stands at so degrees, the trees are In
leaf, the flowers in bloom, and the birds
are sweetly singing.
A law has been passed in Maine to for.
bid the killing OF birds aud game on Sun.
day, but an amendment to prohibit fish.
ing was voted down.
Texas and North Carolina have recently
passed laws for the creation Of Boards Of
Commissioners to supervise the railroads
within their limits, and the Tennessee
Legislature will dolikewise. Iowa, Illinois
and Alabama have such boards in working
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An,erIcnnized Chinese.

EGohange.
OF the Chinese students at Harvard or,
dered home two years ago, Nun Yew
Chung, who was coxswain Of the crew Of
1881, Is in the office Of the United States
Consul General at Shanghai. Wong is in
partnership with Spenser Laisim, OF the
class Of 1870, they having opened trans
lating agency; Chang, Of the class Of 1885,
is at leisure and DESTROYS Of returning to
America, and Low, Of the class Of 1884, is
married to daughter Of merchant prince
and is likely TO attain official honors. Tsog
Sin Kee is also married.
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DELEvAx, Wis, Sept. q, 1873. GES1s.-I
have taken not quite one bottle OF the Hop
Bitters. ! was feeble old man Of IS when |
got 1t. To-day am rs active and feel aswell
as I did at 30. l SEGA great many that need
such medicine. d. BoYcg. Trhsdw
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Mas. LASGrRY's fret appearance In public
was as reader, she read "Curing Cold, by
Mark Twain. Ina recent interview she said
that she does not approve OF bis way, but for
herself uses Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup sure
cure every time.
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A PAIS.srRrcKEN farmer Of Worcester,
Who couldn't walk as he useter,
Thedst Jacobs Oil,
And this man oftoil,
Now kicks sky-high II he ohooseter.
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A Troy man got dead drunk the other
day, and somebody thought he was poison.
ed and had him pumped out. His wrath
was simply terribie.-BoSton Post.
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TnosE needing Furniture, Carpets, de-,
this spring will save money by calling at
link i Morehead's during their closing out
sale this month. Goods must be sold by
April LIST.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart as iollows-C

Trains arrive and depart rs follows-City time.
h. & O.-Malu Llnc-DEPAKr-l66a m, s 10 a
m. ! 10 IN, 06 p m, 7lo a m. 9. 0. Div.-916 a
m, s Is D m II Is pm S40Rm. W. P. a B. Div
10 a N, ! 30 p m. 40pm ARRIvE-Main Line
IL is m, 10 20 m, Tsp N, 10 Z nj, 8 10 m. G.
o, DIy-6 10 p IN, 96eam, assam. WI & B.
Dly.-S26am, II gam, 2Spm.
q, d P.-DEpARr-GlORu, 10 10 q N, 10 p m.
ARRIvE-l2 IS m, 8 IS m, s o. p m. and 42R m.
r., q. 4 st. L.-DpAEr-682 m, s B2R m,
l67pm, ~ m, 647p m: ARRIvE-N o. a m,
81 m, s 81 am, II o. i'm, 402pm, 717pm.
CIV. d w.-DEfLkT-986am,6 $50 p m, Il
m. 0 10 q m, 4pm. ARNlvE-SSo a m, 10 30 q m,
2 50 D N, $50 pm.
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Present stock OF pianos, sLeinway, Knsbe
Chickering, Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
Lucas MusIc sToRE,
1l42 Main street.
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DIED.

KINGDOM ThuHday morning, March s, 1883, at
5o'clock, MrL JANE KING, aged g. years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. o6Ii Seven.
tccnth street, on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of tho family are invited. Intcrment at
Peninsula Cemetery.
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CusrARD has sort Of pie-bald appear
ance because it has no upper crust.-Ne'r
Orleans; Picayune.
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WILLIAM r HUHBANN
FEBRUARY o, 1888. Special Commissioner
/. Samuel B. McColloch, Clerk Of SAil Court, Cer
nv mai bond with security has been given BY tho
shoye named commissioners as required By law, In
M penalty OF $50 oOOaS provided for IN sAld leCIo
'A~ SAMUEL B. NcC0LlIoCll, CLERK.
WHRRtIHO. February q, 1888. lea
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Eyes brighten, cheeks become rosy, mus.
Giles gain strength by the use ofBrown's Iron
Bitters. D4W
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 9th, 1883.
Ten eepArate Schools, including School Of History
and School OF English. Full courses in Law and
Medicine extending throughout the session. In;
lATged faculties fer study Of Pbyhcal Sciences and
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped chem:
zeal labmtoFy. Thorough courses In Ancient and
Modern languages and literature. Text books at
cost. Necessary expenses not over $40. For cat
alosue and other Information address
W. L. WILSON, President,
aus MoEantown. W. Va.
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BY virtue Of an order Of reference entered IN Tie
above entitled cause on the 2!d day o. February,
A. D., 1855, II Is referred 10 the uGlerGned Com
missioner In Chancery o. tle sid C9nI! TO Se r.
tain and report 70 said Court AZ the liens P0a ne
Toned and described, or on any par! thereof, ne
names OF the holders OF EuCh liens, the amount o.
each Of such liens, and the pHoFitIes thereof
which real cStats the said John Frank Is p9sseSSl
Of or entitled 10, and whether the rents aud ppgS
Of The real etiata OF said John Frank IN EaiI bli
mentioned and described, will satisfy the Hers
thereon In five years.
Such Commissioner shall further report 70 We
Court upon any other matter deemed pcItincai "
himself or required by any party to be reported 10
this cause. ,.,-.,c..
missioner has fixed upon TUESDAY. the i'ih daI
Of March, A. D.. 1855 commencing at ~ 9St .o ~
street In the City OF Wheeling. Ohio county, Wet
virginia, rs the place ut which Will pr0ce-l 'oM VA
certain and report tho several matters III lhe Aiu
0' Given under my hand this 9sd day Of February,
A r. 1854 JOSEPH L. PAUL.,
80 49, $500 TnFn M q !OutE,
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W.
1oh, Frank. Sophia Catherine Frank, his vile,
Anton Rey1nann, trustee, The Wheeling Ttutr
mia Building Association, Jacob seinleld, trustee,
sclig weinberg, william Il. Caldwell. trustee,
The United states building. Land and Loan Ar
sociNtIon OF Wheeling, william GIlligin, trustee.
Thomas o. Brien, Administrator Of the eStAtc q
THOMAS FinnegRn. deceased, George u Caldwell,
A. ]. Clarke, trustee. James DuIkin. George W.
Eckhart, IT., trustee, The Peoples Hank, AllSd
CALDWELL, trustee, Gregory Warner. trustee, W.
Frederick Schuelie, John ". Beltz and John flI'
ding. partners doing business under the dta
name and ITS le OF Beltz Fading. J. 9. MtCuFdy
and John Smith, partners doing blSlntsS under
Inc arm name aud style OF J. e. McCnTdy Co,
William CIllIgRu, Frank A. w0.ber, Il. b. Davis,
julius Schmidt and z. 7. Keller. partnerl dOlpg
buSineSs under tho firm name aud style oil Davis,
Schmidt & Keller. LorenZ EcwbcrBCl, admins
traitor Of the estate Of Michae! NewDetset; Ge
ceased, Charles Stark, Luke FittOn, LOIenE New
berger, II. @. Cur-Ier. F. A. DelbrugGe, vAlentlte
Ge.sey, John P. Carney, aud George IL. CatnAhah'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
William plckeIsgIlI, Jr.,

WHrYllN0. February q, lSS3.
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PERSONAL.
Secretary Frelinghuysen's official din.
ners are quiet and hospitable. "A

Secretary Frelinghuysen's official din.
ners are quiet and hospitable. p.
81, Editors Henry Watterson and Richard
Smith are again writing from Washington.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor is said to be the
only lady in New York, or any Other city,
whose earthly possessions include dinner
service OF solid gold. m'. r.t-
Senator Beck's prominence in the tariff
debate is said to be part Of concerted
movement by his Kentucky friends to
bring him to the front as Presidential
candidate next year.
Mrs. Hoge, the wife Of Representative
Hoge, Of West Virginia, makes public the
rumored engagement Of Senator David
Davis to Miss E. A. Burr, Of Fayetteville,
N. C.-PhiladeLphia Times.
Senator Brown, who is in Georgia 10
keep out Of the way Of the nipping and the
eager air Of the North, tells Savannah re-
porter that the Democrats are too cautious
and the Republicans too badly scared in
regard to tariff. att
4 Louise Michel, the French Socialist, Is
tall and thin, with square shoulders and a
high but somewhat receding forehead. She
dresses in black and wears long black
veil Her voice is clear and her utterances
fluent and distinct. N
E. P. Roe is one of the few literary men
in the strictest sense OF the term, who has
accumulated capital enough TO make an as
Segment as this rather popular author
has just done to the postmaster 'at Corn
wall-on.the.H Hudson.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, Of Indiana, a big,
boyish sort Of man, who Is socially as well
as politically Democratic, will remain in
Washington during the season. His per-
sonal popularity alone makes his future
worth talking about.
Representative Young, Of the Arkansas
Legislature, rising to question Of privilege
last Monday said: To-day I heard member
OF the House say he hated thSnegro. de-
sire the Chaplain be requested to pray for
his soul, that he may be reformed and
saved" The Speaker ruled that the mat
ter was not within the province Of the
House. --.-.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

In the Matching works at Moosehead
Lake are $4,000 trout eggs.
The head barber can best be relied upon
to say who is the next man.
1t is estimated that over sSOO.oOoOOC
worth Of various articles were manufactured
in Chicago last year.
Women are to be employed in the French
postofices, and as an experiment are first
TO be attached to the money order depart
ment.
A Boston dentistess is SO pretty that "she
could coax mans tooth out by Just put
ting her hand under his chin and asking
for it"
II really was puzzled what to do for the
best" said our own Ms. Ramsbotham, u
was quite 'on the horns Of a duenna, Us
the saying is."-Puneh.
"Does your Helen remind you Of Helen
Of TroyP" she asked sweetly as the sofa
springs tlattened under a pressure Of 100
pounds. mo, not precisely you remind