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Lake Elmo and saltwater Trains.

bhAVN hINHhhPOLIH.
t7;4) N, 1870 am, f93O m, il2:Oorn, 11:ae 1z
t4;30pn ~7:O9 m.
LEAVE ST. PAUL.
1900 sm t8:I5 IN, 1906 am, 1895 m, i12:4b SIN
S205 90 t5:05 o and TAG pm.
LEAVE sFILLwATzR FOR 81. PAUL 6 MrNSnA1ohrS
7:S0 m is28 m, fl200 M. '1:l5 pm, 1880 y ras
4:3Ip m, i6 50 m.
+" Daily. EkOspt Sundays. Except MonnaJs
aY- Tickets Slice ping Gar Accommodations
all information can be gocuro- at
No. 10 Nicollet House Block. Minneapolis,
J. OHARBOENEAu, Ticket AgSDs
Minneapolis depot corner Washington and Eourta
aVenue north. II. L. MARTIN, TicEet Ag0&l.
Corner Third anu jackson streets, st. Pau.
CHAS. II. pETSCH, City Ticket hGsEs
Eew Union Depot, foot OF Sibley street,
KNEBEL b BROWN, Ticket Agsnbe,
e. z. HAYDEN Ticket Agent. Sttllwatsr.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 24.-At the close Of the
opera last evening the German national
anthem was performed amid tremendous
cheering. The crown prince acknowledged
the compliment by bowling repeatedly to
the audience. The king and queen of
Spain were present.
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Notice. to Contractors.

You ere invited to bid on the following
amount OF work, to be let in one contract, by
the City Of ct. Paul, MINI.
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE.
Masonry, 1850 cubic yards
EaTthwors, 10000 cubic yards.
Iron bridge, IS fest wide. 20 fest long.
Bids VIII De received til the 17th Of Deceu-
Der, 1883, at the Office OF the Board OF Public
Works OF tie City Of st. Psnl, Min, where
plans and specifications can be seen, and al
other particulars be cstaIasl.
W. 5. SO3ERS,
CITY Engineer.
Z. L. GosrsS.
Clsrk 3. P.Y. sZa-25I
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F,nnnoialand Stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT

NV YORK, Nov. all a. m.-stocks:
The stock market opened lower and declined Is
@9s per cent, the latter for Wabash, st. Louis
y Pacific preferred, but subsequently there was
rally Of SOS per cent. Canadian Pacific
heavy, opening at coz and declining to 5s1s
New York 81 New England fell off from S3 to
29&@a0. st. Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba
went down 4 per cent. to 991. Trading light.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money easy at 2G2h per cent. call
Prime mercantile paper 5@61s per cent.
Bar silver, t1.l0. Sterling exchange weak at
$i.S2A long, $4.65 sight.
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ST.. PAUL. Saturday, Nov. "a, 1888.

ST.. PAUL, Saturday, NOV. "a, 1858.
Wheat was dull to-day, and lower. but not as
low as we expected it would go, considering the
weakness in everything else. Corn, oats and
pork all close at the lowest point of the day.
Probably the weakness is due to realizing, as
there has been quite an advance in these articles
this week, and it is natural for the parties that
have bought to sell and take their profits, rather
than carry over Sunday.
Car loads received in Chicago for the past
tyenty-four hours were as follows: Winter wheat
81; spring wheat 212; corn 25J; oats III.
Following is to-day's range of prices on the
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THIRTY DAYS

aftsr the first publication OF this notice, shaFi
report you and your real es5ste 50 assessed d.
Inqus1t, and apply to the District Court Of tie
COUNT of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judgment
aailg- your izzds, Iots blocks, OF parcels there-
OF so assessed. including interest, cosf and sx.
Usrsss. sd for n order OF the Court 70 sal "a
ss-ne f. r. -aynenf thereof.
5000 GEORGE REIS, Ctr Treasurer.
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BANK STATEMENT.

legal requirements.
Govenments-Nery strong.
State Securites-Quiet.
Bouds-Railroad boRds generally firm; New
York, West Shore i Buffalo hrsts weaker at
755S@75A975S.
Stocks-Quiet aud lower the past hour
Michigan Central sold down TO $3.50. Stocks
closed quiet but steady.
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EGYPT.

CAIRO, Nov. 4.-Orders are received
from the English government to postpone
the evacuation of Cairo by British troops
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DAILY MARKET REVIEW
OF THE
CHICAGO And j MILWAUKEE, MARKETS,
FURNISHED BY WALL & BIGELOW,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Room 4, Mannheimer Building, Southeast corner
Third and Minnesota streets. Direct wire to
Chicago and Milwaukee Boards Of Trade
(Operstor Ia our office.)
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MINNEAPOLIS And ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.

Leave st. Paul. Ar. 6t.Psul
Chicago Express .,,...... 1928 an.
De s Molnes n l. Kansas O. E1 1925 am.
De- 6ss b @oines g. oaR E. 1ssS L.
Excelsior and Winthrop. s2:So pm 1890 N.
d daily, $daily except Sunday, tdaily except Sat-
urdgy, tdaily except Monday. Ticket Offices ct.
Paul corner Third and Sibley streets, E, A. Whito-
kerr City Ticket and Passenger agent. and Union
Depot 8. i. BOYD,
General Ticket and PASSENGER Agent, Minneapolis.
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Drv Goods.

New YORK, Nov. 24.-There was very
light trade. Fancy knit woolens have had
wide demand for moderate reassortments, and
for spring hosiery many orders have been
placed.
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MAY wheat L OAK May oorn..... 581
Year oats ...... 291S Year pork. ..11.85
March oats. -. 49,. February pork12.55
May oats 3S14 May pork. =. ID. so
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pKrAar1Ea TRAITS.


Milwaukee q Chicago tx.
Milwaukee & Chicago EI,.
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island Il st. Louis EXP.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE,

that OF the 18th dsy of November. 1888, did re-
cesve different warrants from the CitJ Comp
troller of the City of st. Paul, for the coIE4-so
Of thu shove ngmed assessments.
The nature of thess warrants is, that II yoa
fail TO pay the assessment within
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Receipts and shipments.

The following are the receipts and
shipments for the past twenty-four
hours:
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L, means daily. O, except Sunday. z, sxosIt
Saturday. 2. except noDdE7.
/45d,sorel trains between 1t. Peal snd Xln1eapo
.is viz "G3ort Line leave both c1tiss hcu-s7. For
particulars ses Short Linz timetable.
81. Ps1.-Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agent, 81
{. Third street. Brown d Knebel, Ticket Agents,
onion Depot.
Hinnegpohs--e. 5Soft, City Tieksf ezsn4. NO
agent, De3cs,
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Iorra Z MINI niz,s,nn.

Iowa & Hinn. Division
Son. MINI. B., Ia. & Dav'pt Kz.
CainarAccommodstion -.
Mason City, Sou & West. ex
Hastings & Dakota Div.
Aberdeen z Dakota KI....
Aberdeen 4 Dakota Ex. -.
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NJ. Doran's Quarter-Hour Reports.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. "A.
Tho following quotations, giving the range OF
The markets during the day, were received by d.
Doran, Commission Merchant:
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Surface Indications

What . miner would very properly term
"surface indications" of what is beneath,
ere the Pimples, Sites, Sore Eyes,
BOilS, and Cutaneous Eruptions with
which people are annoyed in spring and
carly summer. The effete matter accumu-
lated during the winter months, now
makes its presence felt, through Natures
endeavors to eXpel it from the system.
While it remains, it is apoison that testers
intle blood and may develop into Scrof-
uia; This condition causes arrangement
of the digestive and assimilatory organs.
with a feeling of enervation, languor, and
weariness-often lightly spoken of as ''only
spring fever" These are evidences that
Nature is not able, unaided, to throw off
The corrupt atoms which weaken the vital
forces. To regain health. Nature must be
aided by thorough blood-purifying med
icine; and nothing else is SO effective as
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CITY NOTICE.

OFYIcE OF TIE CITY TREASURER, !
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. Is, 1888. :
All persons interested il the assessment for
Grading Eighth street from Lo-
Gust street TO Kittson street and
for the
Construction of Sewer on
Canada street, from Fourteenth
street to Valley street.
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ARRIVING TBAIEs.


Chicago q Milwaukee, TX.
Chicago = Milwaukee tx. p
La Crosse. Dubuque, Rock
Island & st. Lorts Exp.
Watss ms Accom- .........
iowa Q. lIinn. Division
Cai1n8r Accommodation. .
SOU. MIN. and Ia. TX.
Macon City Sou & West. 81
Castings & DAKOTA DIV.
Aberdeen Z Dakota express
Afsera een h Dakota w
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Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CrEoINNAT1, Nov. 24.-Whisky steady at
I IL
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
YELLOWSTONE
National Park.
LIVINGSTON, M. T..

The Denver of the Northwest-is the terminal
point of three divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. 1t is located as the geographical cen
ter of that line. 1t has had most marvellous
growth.
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Reed. sh'd
Commission Dealers.

Total receipts, $50 cars: shipments 21S cara.
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A 10 noon a ,s.4s p n
a 100 pm Il 745 p "a
o 9:l5 a m A 1000 a N
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Chicago. milwaukee & St. PAIL Railway.
.rrival and departure of through passenger train

LeeV6 LazJ8
Minneapolis ct. R3n:s
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Grain Movement-Following is the grain
for the twenty-four hours ending
at O'Clock this morning for the points below:
Receipts, Shipmeuts,
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Eso following are the quotations. OF seles from
by commission men yesterday and sle subject
to daily fuctustions:
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WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.
CORN, OATS AND PoRk-cH1cAGo.

Wheat receipts IN Chicago, IS6,570 bushels;
shipments l5,5eS.
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Arrive Arrive
St. Paul. Minneapolis

A 720 E 10 Ia 81ien
A 40 p hA So . ID
g 935 . m @ 1910 PUG
@ y;b5 q III 10 1879 q 10
. lc.2e q N @ 1C.s5 q n
% f-ss o mi 10 q.05 pm
Y 7s4s q " E $50 a 10
"a : 70 4 n s. 6.30a %
IN $50 nd s. ~ r m
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BOOKS, &c.
Baums EcoSo,rr Cook Book.

BAun,s EcoNoMY Cook BOOK.
The Second Instalnlent Just Received
These Books contain 351 pages. regular price IS cts
to oe closed cut at 10 cts
A number Of Books which during the holiday trade.
have ben handled and rendered slightly shopworn to
be closed out at sacrifice
Special Bargains offered in sets OF Books, including
N0rAs OF History. Fiction, etc.
Lice assortment Of New Years Cards, Albums. etc.
Call early TO secure Bargains.
BAUArS BOOK DEPARTMENT,
CS Al6 Tth street northwest
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The annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the WASH
lngton Market Company will be held the Office of the
Company in the City Of Washington twelve o'clock
noon, ON the FIRSI MONDAY, being the seventh dsy
OF January 1884 for the choice Of thirteen Directors for
the ensuing year. and to act other object within
the power Of the corporation.
SAMUEL ". CURRIDEN,
Secretary.
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SkrS D1sEAsEs.
SKIN DISEASES
SkTN DISEASES.

/ tacne white or red infarned pimples on the
cheeks forehead and nose: affects both sexes.
e tColnedOnes- -l-Blackheads on the nose, forehead
and cheeks.
8 utyer Spots y Brown dark muddy looking spots
On the forehead and cheeks; affects ladies'
4 NASAL ETythema- )-Redness and oliness Of the
Rose
(Stppled skn-p-Coarse. deep pores on cheeks and
nose.
{. Freckles. Moth. Tan Saowness Birth marks. are
annoying conn exoD dlscOOratIonS all Of which readily
Yield 10 tTlIe Derrnatoiogical skill
lScaly cal Tetterb-I scalp gets tender. itchy.
AN hIe white scales form, which form again fast
removed If neglected will ruin the finest head of hair
; tEczenl2-Tetter 1Blisters form. burst and form
yellow moist crlsts dries into white scals; affects
tie scalp. face. elbows knees, hands. fingers,
limbs. iolnts back and breast
9 Dry White Scaly EcZeina.-The skin In patches or
oysr the entire body gets dry. CONTRACTED sryeled and
eoVered with ine aowry marked scaies the
henties cold
10 FalInar letter The palms of the hands gets harsh
Ar h-slrt1 cracked. thckened, painful AID sore.
Il LENA # the Haads--The skin gets iufanad
bsters. form. break ard exude 1uminy sticky fIlid
~Lch quickly dries ifto crusts. Therp is ALWAYS more
or less heat inflammation tlSrers and swelling ti,
IslIs become excoreat caUused cracked affects
BANKERS B.SefS HOUSEWIVES. WzsheTwOInsn BrckIay-
eEs B-fteLqs;s Dru2ists and any who are Obliged
10 nave t4elr hands II the wa.e- great deal
L you have the above skin Diseases cOusrllt
Or NAN DlCk> Derrnatologist at once Otfice No -
Srant Place Hours a TO p. H.: SUNDAYS 10 .
uEaoe TO call describe Your and send three
STAMPS for answer ,i5tl.rn -
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An APPEAr--The government has mn6e m m.
peal In the mileage case q oommannw crrAs0.
u.S.N, which vas recently decided m ehvur a. -
CLAIMANT by the Court OF Clains
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THE WASHINGTON especial" TO the Louisville
CoUier-JOaTnal, headed "Smart George Hardin"
is stolen bodily from TIE STAR
Court MARITAL SENrENcEs.-The President hss
approved the action OF the court martial In the
case OF Chaplain Tousslant Mespne, who was sen.
fenced TO be dismissed from the service for dupl-
eating his pay account; also In the case OF Capt
S6amoers M Mchlooln, sentenced to redusuon OF
stood that First Lieut.. w. l. Clarke 23d Infantry
and First Lieut. Joseph f. Cummings, ID Infantry
accounts and sentenced 70 dismissal from the Ser.
vice. The cases are now being reviewed by the
judge advocate general.
SUPERINTENDENT BLAcKPANs SUccEssoR.-Post-
master General Gresham has appointed James q
Crawford, OF Maryland, c6ef clerk or the for~,Rn
mail service, to be superintendent vice Blackfsn,
county, and lost his left arm In the late war H0
has been In the ONCE eight years, and is well quail
strongly endorsed by ex-Postmaster General CreS.
we'll
Mr. d. W. STEVENS, the American secretary OF tAo
japanese legation, returns TO Japan to-day wherU
he changes places with MI. Dennison who a now
legal adviser TO the foreign ofce In Japan and WIN
will assume Mr.. stevens duties here Mr. Denn1.
be remembered, among other things. for his prCSs -
eSS at the Snational game as he was one uf thn
finest players OF the old ''olympic" base bali club
AMONG THE DISTINGUISHED VISITORS m ru CrRR
this winter is DR.. Alfonso Celso the youngest man,
Der OF the Brazilian parliament, and one q t.
leading members OF that body. Although he -
served three years legislator he is but tWonf1
three years OF age. and he only able TO tain n
seat at such an early age because the law proy1SS
that holders OF legal or medical diplomas sYO 49,
bic even II under the constitutional age OF tW(n2S
nye. Dr. Celso is here 10 study American 1n102fn-
tons, ana Is examining them with tnoelligenf ~
he will be presented TO the Pres11ent U61y = ~
an early date, enc VIII then set out On : nraS
tour through the country.
AN APPEx--The government has ul6e N IN.
peal In the mileage case q oommanor crrAsS.
u.S.N., which was recently decided m fnvur ~ -
Claimant by the Court OF clainA
LrEut. Coz. 4 d. NELSON, retirsa. h.a 49,
ueyed from enty rs deputy govegnr q - -
pme at his own request
: r. 61G--AsxistanE Secretary Nev na.~..a -
h}A home 1t Indianapolis Tor shcRt - -0S
= Q cad has been elecf7n ueasuW0 - -
Ehpn "a b J6hl1of ana \ = 49, -
1G1op, were esreg1oued IN 1cc5.@SSSo
nys- 5Ex- Representa- YounS- ~ ~
oe9l4 III at his residence "A GpGi-sssS -,
rno0 La, Is now prononnced 6V "a vS-SSSS-lS-
y uu9IR danger.-C E v0ur3an6 ~ -
too, w4n passenger by the C1&fS1i
eo arrive g San Francisco lAGC IorsSc Sc%-<xss~k
y q WARef, who fell frola fhiT6 GSSS ~-S-l
= newport q NV weeks aeo, Z c0nylS ~ -
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THE WASHINGTON special" to the Louisville
coouier-Joau'aal, headed "omsrt George Hardin"
is stolen bodily from THE STAR
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT REcErrTs To-pAY.-Internal Nvo-
nue., s650, ,T12.77; customs, s4Ss2 2ss
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GEN. MCKENZIE, who is suffering from mental De.
rangenent. has been taken TO the BloominRdale
Insane Asylum, near New York, for treatment It
was first intended to bring him to Washington, but
1t was thought that he would be too near 20 the
large circle OF friends and acqua1ntanceS that he
has In this CITY,
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MIS- Sumner / K1mbaI. with MIS- Ba1lhache: 500
Maple ave-, Le Droit Park
ave. assisted by their sister, Mra Solger Miss Nam
ME Mclaughlin, and Miss Mamie Harmon, OF Char
1OtteSyile, Va; 2O East Capitol st.
Mrs. G.. Norman Iiebef, assisted bv Mrs Hamfl-
ton Lieber, Miss Louise Alexander and Miss Getty.
I Of Georgetown; 1922 18th st.
Miss Tempa Lawrence and daughter, assisted BY
Miss Eva Mills 1874 Vermont ave
Miss MOllie Iascaelett, assisted by Mrs. Emma
Miller, OF York, Pa, and Miss Clara Sharp; 9as b
st. 6W.
Mrs. Representative Lacey and Miss Lacey. OF
1909 st., and Mrs O. l. Judd, OF 13O2 St., with
Mrs SOmers; HOO NJ St NV.
Mrs. Charles p. Lincoln and daughter. Miss
Bertha D., assisted by Miss Hattie I. Hopkins, OF
Buffalo, n. z; Miss Della Hine, Miss Mamie Me-
Knew, Miss Josie Piper and Miss Grace Rondel; ls4
st. NV.
Miss vlrgie Long; 99e ct. NV.
Mrs. W. p. LAWYER; 1914 St NV.
The Misses Layton and Mra Malcolm. assisted by
Miss Van Week; 102 7th st ne.
Mrs G. n. Lane, assisted by her daughter. Ma
+. y. Webber, Of Capitol Hill; 94H N St NV.
Mias Livingston gafter one o'clock), assisted by
MN S,s;I BagMaley M Mrs LsRoy uyingston, NM CLAYTON
Mra r X Lewis, assisted by the Mis,ea ranck.
Lewis, Laxner, Cowman and Boy1e o16 St NV
An A. r. Lacey, assisted by her sister Mrs. 8.
Moore silica late Of Foo Chow, China; Miss Lizzie
CoEmick. daughter Of Hon. ]. W. McCormick Of
Ohio tIom I 20 9p N.Y.: COZ st. nv.
Ma Langd0n; Le Drult Park.
Ma ChaA Lyman, assisted By her mother Mra
= 3: Campbell her dan&htef Kna. Mss Matte q.
MIz G. = lsseas with Ma anaa Boyce; lS0e Cor
ma g Fetra, at Temple hotea. nom / torn M
assasced ~ the lady guein cfths hoeaA
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THE c. S. S. ALARM arrived at the Washington
navy yard yesterday afternoon from Norfolk
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WASHINGTON. {. c., July 18th 1883
t-S Having greatly increased facilities By the
introduction OF an Electric Light Machine, to9ethAr
with other improvements are not subject TO the con-
promptuess and at low price, work IN the line Of
Photo Ensravins 1of either RELIEF or plat>prew print
Dedsns and Estima1ss furniahsd upon spplication
THE LAUTxN ENGRAVING coNRAN,
H16 LOS NsW York ayennA
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Gesture Language.

Some eighteen years since made an
attempt to describe and analyze the ges-
ture language, in order to show the con-
sistency of principle with the debarred
from spoken language, whether deaf
mutes or men unacquainted with one
another's languages, contrive to utter
their own thoughts of others through
expressive gestures. In these gestures
we have direct and universal outcome
OF the human mind, system by which a
deaf and dumb scholar from an English
asylum can hold converse at first sight
with Laplanders or Iroquois or Chinese.
They understand each other because they
use signs for the most part self expires.
sive ard conveying their own meaning
to those who never saw them before.
Now, any idea can be thus conveyed by
seif-expressive signs, not in one way
alone, but many. A hunter of the prai-
RE, for example, has to express the idea
horse; this he can do BY various signs,
as by the hand SO held as to initiate a
horsess head, or by the act of strad-
ding pair of forked fingers across the
edge of the other hand, or by the imita-
ted motion OF the galop; different us
these signs are, each tells it's own tale
When, however, people have been long
used to converse togssher in gestures
they are apt to ont them down into alb.
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oars. English in riding habit. English la
whip with loop at the end, the real
use of which half OF these amateurs do
notknow, and for which there is no use
IN America, English in composure,
absence OF enthusiasm, emotion, and the
cultivation of general apathy. The last
IS the growing capsheaf of idiocy." In
order to be superior in the English way
these folk imagine that the correcd tling
is to suppress all emotion. To prove
ones elevation in the intellectual world
is to treat existence and all bel onging to
it as sshowwid boah." To sit in win
dow with an eye-glass screwed into ones
eye and drawl out weak criticism and
sarcasm on all that passes; to treat every
effort of humanity to better itself with
lofty supereiliousness; to dread being
seen; 20 affect to be amused by their fell
low-idiots; and to affect to be superior
to all human emotions, passions, or
appetites, are the ways In which these
imltators ~ of English society show
their disease.
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..Ralantadp" sha faltarad.

sRelented?" she faltered.
He poured out his heart once more.
She stopped HIM.
do you not know--have you not
heard that I am poor-a beggar?"
ST have been told-yes. But that has
nothing to do with my loving you."
''Nothing?"
Nothing whatever"
"Then," sparkling beautifully with
Joy, II will let myself love you"
"Madgei" he cried. He clasped her
in his arms, bewildered by his sudden
happiness. She laughed softly, then he,
eyes filled with tears as she gently
stroked his face.
do you think am not happy. too2'
s'You? hope SO. But what is one
heart, more or leas, to you who have
been offered 30 many? have no one
but you"
And I have no one but you" she
said, earnestly. dearest, listen to me
Did you ever think of the snares that be.
set the path of an heiress? A woman who
has wealth is courted for her money
Many men have courted me for my
riches. but, my love, no one ever sought
me out IN my poverty but you. you
WHOM 4OV0Q from tne urSt, OUT Oareo
not trust, more than others. My reputed
! poverty, I should have said, for,
smiling again, ''I am not so poor aftel
all. The speculation which involved
part of my wealth was not so great sue
cess as was expected, neither was it SC
great failure. lost few Thousand
from my hundred thousand; that was
all. But report made me penniless, anc
my visit to my good aunt in this old
fashioned neighborhood confirmed tht
impression that / had lost all. But. my
friend, when we are married, shall bs
proud of the master of Balsam HILL"
| The problem of swhen Miss Gail
would marry" which the fashionabl,
world had speculatad upon for severa
| years, was solved few weeks later.