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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

The Committee on Permanent Ger
tiHcates" pill meet in Bcllefonte on Fri
day and Saturday May "a and ard. Can
dida,es uiIl please have their blsnEs prop
erly signed by the proper board OF dircc-
tor, and countsrsigned by the County Sg-
perintcndent, and pass tho Committee as
prescribed by The nsw law in ali bran, hes
found on their professional certificate, All
questions, answers, blank. rpJ pre- nfa-sionsl
certificates will be scni t. tbe Slate Depart
ment, when ceriiacstes Viii br tened by
State Superintendent Hiuhee, provided The
applicants work {. satisfactory TO the board
Of examiners and the state Department
allies Sslllo Meek will conduct reading,
vocal music and geography. + = Jsmi.
son, history, mental arithmetic and draw.
ing. L. G. Runkie, written arithmetic,
orthography and physiology. Il, X. Cam.
bridge, Enlisb grammar, penmanship and
sv ~. 4 y C,WuvtuaE.
Cbsiuust m en- +,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

-Lgmiuols harness Il the .sios, device
us'i iu England 10 mske .ho dark bor-c
visible st night 4 rho.phnric psini ~.
piled 70 the hljbkcrs, collar, ard other
prominent parts oi the irappings b. used to
bring about 90" resyl, snd The night iyoi.
'er, thus prepared is ssii 90 fescmhIo
chaI0 lightning a. h"Iluuccs into th" dark.
mess %! %" country sIo. Exchange -
Tborc is nothing vory remarkable about
That unless i. could BE- utilized by the
Blaine R.Tahlicans In making The OZARK
horse visible a. iho Chicago convention
next GUNNER. But II docs not trouble =
fellow much to know vhcre his "troller
be-, a. he drives olt uf a dark night, hul
uhAt bathsrs hrm most is go know where
tho road s., ur tho stauc Pile, or 'hc dan.
rerou' places slonC the road Nos, 90
some ingenious fellow could inyen, lum-
nn1. road, or a warming lightala.l danger
/ portions of &c. and ycl not reflect i,s rays
above the bottom Of the body Of the bug.
Ey, wo should consider that fellows FOR
sune a farcgonc conslusiur.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

-Sotwithstand ndng the fact thA, the
Daity Ns'rs Of this place stated, reliably,
Of course, in one Of its recent issues that
Bellcfonte would be strictly temperance
town from Tuesdsy evening April ~, 20
Monday, April p, etc, one saloon is still
open, and knocks the Nsirs' reliable state
meni higher than kite.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
II HAEsHBEEGER. Sec.

On Tuesdny, Mr.. Michael Cooney,
The champion trout f'her Of Centre coun.
~, cAuch, Is trou, In shou, two snd ha'f
hour, Eve q them mes'urinr l3 inches
and four measuring IL inches esch. They
weighed .. pounds dressed and were rur-
chased by Mrs.. John Lane. Parties wish
ing nice moss q trout can be Eccou oda-
'od by leaving heir order the day before
witb Mr. Coaney Al bis shoe shop, corner
logan sud Spring sireeis, Bcliofonte, IA
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

The Clinton Republican, published al
Lock Haven, has been changed from .
four page 81 column, to sn eight page IS
column paper. The Republican Is one Of
our most valued exchanges, and comes to
u. full Of news and good things. They
have lately added steam engine and =
very fne Campbell press, ell Of which
looks as II Il wss on the high road TO proc.
pefily.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

The frolioking, friskiBg billy goat,
as seen 10 our saloons with glass oi
beer between his toes, is sure and
soothing reminder that spring, is at
hand. The beer which the goat gazes
at with dreamy eyes is called book beer,
and is ola darker color than the or
binary beer and Is also much stronger.
Don't be in too grea; hurry 10 get
around 1t. The brewing IS done int he
fall snd The beer kept in tanks until
spring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
Tlle Csntre 9smutrat,
Thursday Morning, April "a 1894.

CoRREsrJNpgSCE. containing important news solicit
ed from any part Of the county No commune ,t' -
as'rtci uuess accompanied BY the real name Of 'h'
SrtteT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
Local Department.


The Asefser is making his calls.
-April showers will come in May.
Jefferson Davis will be 10 years old on
June 3rd.
Our stores are radiant with spring at
fractions.
Every body seemed to bo in Belefonte
Saturday.
The buds are swelling and the swells
are budding.
Our railroad article stirred 'om up
pretty lively.
so styles Of Brussels carpet 10 iclec.
from St GarmAn's.
"I.s spring here sAid the rat as tho
trap closed upon him.
-Duprrz & Benedict's minstrels At the
Opera House Saturday evening.
-2j styles parasols, including tho scam
lees, to arrive SON al Garmsns.
Weather grumb,crs can do nothing
but wait "lill the clouds roll by"
1t is garden making time when man
want. = cs.,-iron hinge for hi, back.
Mr. Charles Heslcr displays very
pretty and neat sign In front Of his dining
hail
Sunday was very pleasant day and
nearly every one took advantage Of /, bv
,o,,oD -
1t il t.,i,,s,aa that mora building,
u,,i >, erected in Centre county this year
than spv previous yesr since The panic.
-Fo, the choicest roa.ts, steaks and
bib. 90 70 John Bcczsr's meat market,
High street, near the Centre County Bank.
The borough "daddies" have pass
ed an ordinance forbidding the blow
inyo( ,ie,m whistle within the borough
limits
A ,.u., o.i,a., and bs-e foo,sa
,msll bcy are sure signs of .2ring. Bo,h
having made their appearsnc. on our
streets last week.
Attend the opening at Harper &
w..LIo~,s -, RJo,d,v rext They will
b,vo sol.,d,d lin. os nevsnd Crc.b
-i.. L,ua
Tho o,,o,io, n tho r.,ido,co Of ",
p,,.,, C,lo tho o,,iri,y Fireman At Ar,
deu,, mill. bs. been rcp.in,.d and look.
.,,,t.. "a .,,..o,;,a
NJ Il c,rr,,r b,s ,prcb,sed tho
-. r a. -. n.,.;a
z,.-.o,.,ru;,h / Slim -. We
-" - '''' ''
s''s''ie"'',
Tue NJ" o' D'"Ee'' 'ha'A q -. "
'oourhI Fa.' Afe "h""'"g 4u''' S''' y" ~
mercantile business IN fenn' Va'''y. II
appears 'ney arc A'''N''g 'he r''A O''
tom out OF prices ana almost g'F'ng away
goods
Saturday ana sunday must nave hSd
a'''ght Misunderstanding rs they parted
AZ least We h'"''l e'o'n''' b.
tW""n th'm next dSE. I. 0.--"e 'ASe IL
HH oscK' livery "'"E ans '''''! u'''fF
Wv " -
10 tue o'' ''''A"'' ''e'.' % a. II ''''s on
Allegheny ''r'el IH"y hHve s'so I'ta.y y
Hld'a "''Pboh', faa "b''e they don /
send out bread IN ih.' way, you ean ie!e.
Pn'hs your order 20 '''m ana have IL sent
to you.
''''' =" ""!'' De" o''''''y
wagon msae )" h''''I ea'"fss Q" 'u'
80 :" ho"1's w. ~, : o'' - W
soa' ,'s' '' ~" ''o 'o''' a"'
..I.,1, 80. ~ = ~. .'a"' - '"e' '1r,"t =, =
,a...I -. :. So. -. -,
ns,, Mona.v
-on,.aloo,, wo,o =, .,o..a ov,,,,,
inc u.i.lor =, J., a,,,..t, I'd,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Mr.. Philip Collins arrived in Bel q.
fcnte on Tuesday evening on business
relating to the y. G. 4 B. II. Railroad.
The bond ha. been fully identified and
the building of that road is now for
gone conclusion.
Our article upon this matter la5t week
bad the effect Of arousing the citizens all
along the route into immediate actor.
Meetings were held al Beliefonle and
Howard, and the necessary steps 70 secure
the anount for the right Of way wss taken.
Although our article wss sssAiled Gs incor.
rect by the NeNs, there was far more ,roih
than poetry in II, and had just the effect
Intended, and not moment too sooa 70
save the enterprso from failure. The
clustering Of the kees 10 the contrary not
WithstAnding.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Mr.. Harry Schroyer departed for
aaturdav p;,,L.

Mr.. Harry Schroyer departed for
Philadelphia Saturday night.
Mr.. Geo. Is. Lucas, Of Howard, made n
! nying visit 70 the county seat on Monday.
Mr.. Geo Fox. OF Remove, is whiting
at the residence Of bis daughter, Mrs.
J. A. SWavely.
--Ex. Governor Curtin has consented 70
deliver the memorial address at Philip,-
burg on Decoration day.
Mr.. d. q. Keller, our worthy County
Iseasurer, spent few days In the city Of
Brotberly Love, returning on Tuesday.
r.. VI. McEnslly, E.q., tho insurance
agont, has opened q neat Office on Allie
gheny stre't, one door north of post-ofice
Mr.. s. p. DormAr. Zion's vide awake
merchant, gave the DEMockAT q pleasant
call on Saturday. Mr.. Dorman is building
up quite q nice little trade in that place.
Mr.. Washington Irwin, the miller at T.
X. Reynold, Il Co.'S mill, We regret 10 say,
is confined 10 bis no nc with Rheumatism.
-CommWnoner Shaughensy has been
doing excellent work upon our streets
lately. They never looked better than
they nov de.
Mr.. Henry Rotbrock had the mis-.
fortune to step into = nsil few days
since in consequence Of which he has
been compelled to use q crutch.
W.
whitehead d Co, Of HoutEdAls, spent a
few days Of last and this week 81 his homo
in hilesburg, returning 70 the former place
on Tuesday
Mr.. 4. B. Phillip, the gentlSmGnly
agent for AiI Coonbs' Combination, call.
I'd At our IAnctun on Tuesday. Mr.. Phil
lip. is very pleasant and gonilemsnly, and
We shall DO pleased To have him call Again.
Mr. A. g. Soll has moved + ON thi,
place and 10 nov a farmer, having moved
10 farm on Military mountain near Pleas
an, Gsp.
Misses Katie Murry, Lizzie Redding
and Julia Powers three Of Bellcfonte's
charming and dAshiug bellies, were
among the visitors to the DEsocEAr this
week
Miss Lido MeGinlsy, wt7 has been
teaching a, Huntiogton since luI fall, re-
turned home on Friday evening hi,'
McGlnlcy 10 charming young lady, and
no dcub, her many friend vii - glad 20
welcome her home again.
oar excellent and valued friend "
ShAf'yr, E.q Of Walker .pEashif, favored
us wiih $ call aud very pleasant chat on
TIc.Gsy Hau AlVEys welcome vitil7r
to our sArc,gni, and ws trust vii! call A.
ofl'n A. circums,anccs will permit
Mr. Samuel levin and hi, bride hAvc
returned from their Wedding tour ard will
Immediately occupy tue pleasant home Mr.
Levin had previously hiie3 Up on Linn
street. They we're cordially received by
their hoae Of friends, With srdeni good
wishes for happy and prosperous future
Hon l. a Msckoy, of Lock Haven, ar
rived on tho 3 o'clock train Tuesday even
ing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Mr.. e. Z. HoHer, Of the firm Of c l..
li"iier, & Go has just returned from
Philadelphia and New York, where he
purchased large stock Of Dry goods,
ect., at very low figure and will give
iheir customers the benefit of these
bargains.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
fcoBmusiea a.a


ROLAND, Pa, April -, 1884.
or. Ed'tor "A pleasant occurrance
took place "A, the Kennedy NJ. z. Sunday.
school At ihis place Iast Sabbath. Aftsr
the Superintendent, ID. o. Jobnson. g,o
bad gone through with the review Of the
ie''on' be said be had IN important matter
70 bring before the school, and In few
well timed remarks, in behalf Of the el.,,
Of young ladies taught by r. W. BArnbart,
Tor the last two ytArs, presen ted 10 him a,
a token Of regard for biz efforts A. tbsi,
teacher, beautiful Easter Card. which
rather took the Col. by surprise bu, -.
responded In few touching remark, ,b,,
we're well received. The class {. oombo.4d
Of seven or eight young ladies. who are
called experts in the sundAy-school lessons.
and have made wonderful prorrs.. =, .
claE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

pFxxla V.ttry Srp.r. nm ,,Il. f,r
,b. ,,,.,,,o, + ,h. I.wi.hu.,, = Tv,o,.
,.,r,,..1 .,,i,.3., C,.,i,, uiff, LA, v..l
.-a ,bi. wc.k IN. g,,.,,,r,.-, v.,,I com
r,.rco IA, vim, t,s,k
In vonr Ia, issue You ssv tbs, tho L..
z--, ,--..h ...,r.... t.t.I,. r...-.,.
..,-.-..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
To THE SCHOOL DTRECToRs

Il 90 CENTRE COUNTY --Gsutismen. In pur.
snance ~ the feFty third secrn of the Act # kAy
sih lsS Yuu ere hereby aetisia to zest n Usnvta.
ilou. st the Court Heuee ~ nsieionts. pH le nrst
tuesday IN MAY A. y. VISA bsinF he 9th day uf ths
vocr, ~ mslouty pf the shois aumhsF Of uIr6ctsrs
frsssut peFsen of literary ard scientific seanlff.
ents sd uf sh and esrsrttnce "a the VA ef fsae
r Eounty Earsf inteN daut iur the fhree enerrs.
ing years sna eetIfy the u b the etata sussftn
sndest ~ uafrshute. required - TIE thiFssnnfh
aud faftieth sections of sid at h n Mnlr
Affil u, ea..leN Co Sspt 81 Cratgs CO.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are authorized to Nnneuacc
CHARLES SMITH.

of RsTisfrrfr 80 candidate fof County Trsssursr
sgssc' r. ls asrision of RE Democratic County Con
VfuuHu-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

We are relisbly informed thAtALocE-
Raven girl with club stepped on T. J.
~Tavely'f hat the other day. and be was
forced IN the alternative Of iuvestirg In
new head gear, which j. e. near AprrGsch
to "stnv"-ripe" hat ~ the short space b..
-hetrs
II IL fortunate 1t did not hsrpcn io
Mr. JeFemiah"beiish Ne~Ign Bailey of lbs
above named rbpof. Everybod knows
the sicr oi = Lpek Haven girl j. light and
'airy.lIke Yet the consequences would
have been far different, sud would have
forced the "lo-aI" u that paper "t9 tho
alternative Of inve.uur iu anew head,
aud bead gear slso.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Fancy bordcred handkerchief Gar
mans
Handsome lace FOR curtains 81 20 ceuI
per yard, 81 GArmau's.
We sell more curtains and poles than
al the town stores combiBed-GArmAns
Yard vide black cAlhmere, strictly o.,
wool, kt so -GArmAns
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

NEvgE 80 CHEAr BEfoEE.-Plstols, 75c
to 800; reyolvcr., SlOJ 10 1900;
riae., 500 TO $500 single shot guns,
$500 to $40 % double barrel shot guns
g. 90 to $1,000 muskets, 80 00to 800; ;
and every thing else in proportion. Send
Tor illustrated catalogue II n free
Great Western Gun Works, Piitaburrh,
Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

DARDON NOrICE.-Notice is
hereby given that application wfll bs made q
the r. ssd e pzrlars - tts meeting ths thiFt
TussaAy q MAY. A y 1854 fot the pardon % Aksrt
n,rtfs pow undergoing nrvtspnmsnt IN the Wet
srr Pestteutafv. NARY BoWEH
T. a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

1t was agreed by Council on Mon
day evening to order two Bell WArter
phones. BY digging through the ground
and placing the phone upon the main
Iipe leak can be detected within ify
OF one hundred feet.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Laird. Shocber. & Mitchell's children
shoes 10 al sizes and quality.
lG-2t A c. MINoLE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

The Geniemen's Dancing Clst gave
very erJoysbl" ball 81 The Bush Hoys.
rarlor. on Friday evening.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

DUPKEz AED BExEDIcTs MISsrKELs-
Rey"otds' Opera House, Saturday Erent,tg,
April 2G.-The Worcester lMAss.) Daiiv
Spy, very critical Newspaper, OF Sept. s.
sAys
The Duprez and Benedict New Gigantic
Ninstrels 81 the Theatre. There were no
vacant teau in the theatre last evening.
aud the entertainment given By Duprez
and Bentdicts Ainstrels fully suilAined
their reputation FOR Grsl-cls.s performances
The troupe appears again lbis evening.
WOODWARD lTEHs Farmers are busy
fowiug oAts--C W. II. has completed
h!t vail for bis new house on Mountain
avenue and ready for the carpenters --
Mr.. Joe l., Of ST. Joeville, was in town
the other day. He speaks well Of thatil. '
lsgs. .-l,ahc, the "boss" mule driver Of
ST. JoeviIie, ia It'll hauling lumber
VIM. Wolf of above named town, lost a
valuable NIUE !Ast week He broke one or
he front leg. while in the stable and had
70 b. killed &C " Hos.etmAn the en-
p,l..s',@'" ~ y y" -
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Buy where YOU cAn'got your money!
worth. Try A {. Mingle FOR shoes. l6-2
The largest stock Of mems low shoes
lG-2t A. {. MINGLE
Reynolds button and lace, ladies fine
shoes 1872. A. c. MIN0LK
The bet mems G0e dress shoes.
Is p A. c. MIyGLE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Look out for ,harper- A pair Of
them are travelling through some Of the
eastern counties in this State scooping in
the unfu'pecIihg. An exchange de.cribes
The way they generally get In their work
~ follows "a couple Of men called al the
house Of = hr Kriner ~ith a quantity Of
goods patterns for garments generally
which they insisted on selling him lie bad
no ufe for the goods and Of course refused
TO buy. They analiy Hsked permission 70
,eaye The goods 10 care Of Mrs Krinef.
Ste con,enled TO t-ke charge Of them un.
III called for. Before leaving they said
they would take s few lines Ia writing
stating the fact ihA, the good. had been
leh In the fAmiiy'i care, which Mr.. Krner
signed /. ,ince turned out that be ,igned
= note for 500, which the williams sold u
HagcrstoNn broker Mr. Krincr has
taken up n" bogus note, and now want. a
purchaser for the goods at, vc pre,uuc,
most any price"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

SyB.oalug for Tie CrsTRr DsrocE.r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

The sesson after The Holidays il gen
orally dull With the Tsiiors. We are Of
l'riug cHi-A Inducements IN l0sr prices. We
have given large orders. and the nc'r
goods are now coming In. Leave your
order now. MoSTGoNEKT & Co,
TailorE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Blaine and Lincoln is The team thAl
Nill w'n # romirAic1. Il H. ErC7iuq
E-g~ssI Well, wc are not 30 sure Of that.
Il depends upon whether enough people
will link -oh 20 that ticket
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

SPRING Mills IrEAs. Prof Hostsr.
mHn Of Penn Hall ia teaehing the select
school at Spring Mills, and has thirty or
more schoolars.
"News Boy" In tho Rcporter makes a
false statement about the Union Sunday
school Of this place. He states that Mr
AleISnder's little girl received no reward
for perfect attendance during the past six
months, the officers having failed to make
a report. The officers made report on
the fret Sabbath in April Of all who were
entitled to rewards for having mis,eI
!. No SabbGths since Nov. Let, 1853
z. Not lfss than one Sabbath.
3. Not less than two SabbAihs,
4. Not lees than tb zee SabbAths.
meeting Of the officers and teachers
was then held 10 decide What kind Of re-
wards should be given 10 each Of the four
classes just named. Miss Alexander along
With the rest of the Grst clGss received A..
book
Mr.. News Boy" rays the other school
is ins aouri'hing condition. lam glad to
say that both schools are prospering.
Could not News Boy" have been lber.
al enough to say - much A good chri,
usn always has good word 10 say Of his
co-workefs in other churches and schools.
And II be can't cay anything good Of bic
enemies he should at least keep silent. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

'--Erelasivcly dry goOds- Gsfhls'G
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

THE EXAMINES has 10 apologize for
an unuerciful error in sunday, dos
patches Instead of setting mp Glove.
land rs having majority of l,23l
the curled darling OF the composing
room said Blaine. II j., but proper 10
say that this particular plciad j, from
the other side of Mason n DiNon's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

j. l.. DoWdN, at 500 Au,tiu avenue,
between fiilh and sixth streets, ha,
anything You may want in the drug
stationery, aud news line. Beside,
this hc furnishes lir,i-clas, tivc.ccni
cigar. Prescription clerk in attegd d-
ancc. The only place in town where
a night clerk sleep. ia the store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

Corro> at"ll1Waea'u.- season.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

coon bye, no-- lItu-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

waco, TEXAS, NoN i, I,sl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

TUE lovely flower gardcu- olWuro
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

hNrnyr Benny Beast rhnt ,ou
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-18

WE can never forgot IilIc ~Jar,c,
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-08-02
An Industri Gus Tramp.

The other day tramp walked
into Carson yard and asked for a
days work trimming trees, assuring
the man of the house that an old
PAIR of pants or a square meal
would be considered sufficient
equivalent for the job. The man
who owned the promises was phil-
anthropic fellow and fished up an
old pair of pants in few moments,
at tho same time setting the strang
cr, to work maullng the wood-pllo.
While thus engaged the children
rot around him and were dazzled
with the pictures of some angels In
red and blue and lot of stecl>an-
chors and mermaids tattooed on his
arms. They soon learned the
stormy history of his life. He had
been IA sailor in the Caribbean, Cas-
plan, and polar seas, and after CIV
ing graphic account Of his tiger
hunts in India, his wrestl's with
gorillas in Africa, and his great
ca!ch lbs .catch-can match, Queens
bury rule with DO constructor in
South America. 1t IS but to ad-
that he commanded the entire re-
spect and attention of the audience
When the wood-pile had been sui
fiCiently splintered he announced
that the hospitality no had recelv
cd called for more work, and there
seeming TO be nothing special ito
do he expressed himself uneasy
unless be was shown something
more. One oft be children asked
him fhe would put some pictures
on her as he had on his arms. He
said he could, and in a twinkline
produced the necessary parapher-
naila. The children were SIMPLY
delighted and almost had riot dis
putting over the first choice. BY \
O'Clock in tho evening no had two
young boys, aged 4 and Z, and a
baby, all covered over with pictures
Of South American scenery, beasts,
sheet-anchors, and Italian sunsets,
besides making engagements with
twelve of the neighbours children
and enough prospective jobs to last
him week. When last seen be
was leaving the premises in front
of a shotgun and bulldog.--Carson
Appeal.
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