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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-07
CESITIOS STrF'F'JNG.
An Ias,ght Of Some or,hc Trick. Of the Trade
by ~ Hepairer.

In thHrnar ola small harness shop ina New
Jersey village. tho other day, tho proprietor
was making a humping noise and raising
biz dust 10y pounding with n whip stock n heap
OF curly black hair. which no had taken out OF
an old carriage cushion.
What arc you pounding that hair for ?" was
asked when h" stopped t. get breath and
wipe the moisture from his forehead with q
rod cotton handkerchief.
~ is not hair snd the man.
What j. IL them
"A mixture of marsh grass. moss and coSNa-
nut iibre. Good imitation. though isn't 1t?
You see, hair IL n ilrSt-"lass article for stutiing
mattresses. cushions. 40, hut II Is expensive.
dead and alive. from the tails OF cattle. from
tho beilles q! hogs. and from tha human head.
II Is twisted into r1pes to mako It kinky, and
when the kink is sat it is used 10 stuff the
cushion. 1t costs Il lot Of money yyen when
freely mixed with short hair, Most pco-
re prefer genuine hair cushion at
llty cents to Il genuine hair cushion At
50. So the manufacturers accOLlm ndatcd them
with this miNturo. Sometimes Tine split whale
bone Is put in tho MIXTURE Rua sometimes hut
not often. IL In diluted "A little with hair The
stun costs from $50 to s2j u ton. IT PACKS with
use, but tho cover OF the cheap cushion wears
out about as soon. We can make n now cover
and then use tho old filling over again by whip-
ping 1t with slender VIII p to livcn It up. There
L. no money in such stun Tor any one who han
dos It, but wovo got to meet the demand"
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What F0cn, IL he TkinLIng orr

To THE EDITOR or THE SUE-Sd': Some
where In some newspaper read BIT ~ poetry which
directly or Indirectly in the lines between them set
forthhs the highest wisdom II c,o keep ones self
at ones best, hut never without restraint
cannot recall line or Il knew the author yet
struck me 50 fDrciy, completely solved the problems
then up IN mind that cannot forget 1t put IL
from my Thoughts
The Wnri bowl Che picture ~ howl Gu to the hrim
OF the of lie but overlooking, never de.
plctrl rv,ca of LIE run Of Nrity. never overirawn
upon. wHs'rluiS- fiutOL-N pquinGcreI lemnins
sharp uu thu; picture must have b1en clearly drawn
ty the author
II u Impossible that tho rhyme should not have re.
mnnrd ~ the ncu"5T e othrrs You str Will recall IL
II any uan IN the thited htutc- you every
corner 81 ia Reid ~ winch IL .i,s
Tue nam" OF RN0I III hiwgNs rcCurs when
the tlug bat II culd not E,Y" h,,u HIS lie much
quoted ahont IN" time read ile lines nnd this be
why recall hIn.
II found will yon rless- repuhsh' Yours
BALTIMORE, NOV. - SMITH
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DIED Il HERO'S DEA
Sserl hcing Hts Own Iif. 90 save the Lives
Of Others.

Boston, Dec. G,-Alvn G. l.. Sawyer died
AT the City Hospital yesterday. He was janitor
OF the South End Apartment Hotel, which was
damaged by fire two weeks ago. He sacrificed
his own life to save many moro lives. It was n
choice deliberately made. Awakened in tho
midst of sufTocating smoke. no Grasped tho
situation instantly His children were asleep
in the next room. but the lre had made such
progress Tint there appeared to be no time In
which 10 save them and then to alarm the
scores above.
Bidding his wife to do tho best she could to
save the little ones, LIE rushed through the
smoke-filed halls. and, without missing n
door. reused every inmate in tho huiIdlug The
hre had gained too great Roadway for aim to
return, and so nearly suffpcated was he that he
had barely strength to roach the passage to the
root before be fell unconscious. Meantime his
dren, and two persisted.
No one outside the jnnitor's family was In
lurcd. 1t iS now proposed to recognize the
fathers heroism in some public way for tho
benefit Of the widow and surviving child
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ToTHE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sh.: The NAV or's
Marshal rays that tho horse railroad companies owe
81 oDnD to the city for license fees and that OF this
sum the Third Avenue Railroad owes 81 Ouo Citizens
who use tins road have reason to believe that their
servants In oihcs anxious to money for
NE company man 10 collect WHIST the company owes
TIE CIty. For Two from MIN until October O
each year. the Thiri Avenue COMPANY has been per-
United tn stretch canvas from IN. elevated track
framework on tn. sidewalk lust below the Coopcr
Union ami To use the shed ihn- constructed In
air adv 100 much taken up for hrrscchangin and
watering station private citizen desiring the right 10
put NJ stable IN the street would he laughed
would deserve Ia he. hut rich already
the city 81 is allowed take the SPACE OF So
by - feet In one OF the most important merely
To save the expense Of renting buying house
rest or US have to do II We want one. JUsIicA
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1HE PEOPLE's FORUM
Correspondents of The Sun who Have sou,e-
thing Interesting to Say.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SUN-Sr: You are
quite correct In your estimate or the after election
speech made by Mr. Blaine TO his friends at Augusta
Tuesday evening Nov IL Like has letter Of acceptance
II IL able adro and comprehensive. Aud, marx you.
II will not be criticised but the
trary will be guarded against Nobody will hereafter
question Mr. Bancs ststcsmanship or his COURAGE for
lie boldly throws down the gage OF battle aud denes
either enemies or adverparss IL there he auch q
distinction. Hight wasted politician might readily
complain Of the mistakes and misma sgeincnt OF his
campaign
Bat Mr. Blaine conprehenis tho fact that are
ins"rhrbhle trnr human falNiliiy. IL 10 to
what might have h"en" and to say I" told so,n
lut u l. bVL,r. a- you adNise, not TO split
MIX Mi blaine boldly snd lrNahlv lad down the
principles aud marked out the roliry that woui
is conduct should he lie elected In striking contrast
ff"h the course Of his noncsctipt aud know.nothing
tonleiior l- course therein him both respect
ma friends Tue opposite of hts rival have
saved nun support but that Ia all 1t VIII mo.i likely
slhy M Annnis ~ into caty trouble aud ultimate
disrepnc. Nuw Mr Blaine declares nni demonstrates
th,t tue election iust passed made sectional and
hnl lniili1al by ms uppoucuis aud only carried
dpniin,tihg ruprriurs' Everybody would do well 10
read ana digest tina latest speech Of Mr. Blaine Demo
cra's ~ lees thsn Republicans II the old 1ues.
non, pot'a ~ well a. physical M die shall
ne ilNe nsNnH am no Partisan Of James a. Blaine.
lid not Eoie for Inn. Hut admire his poWera
IL. eviirhtly expects to be contunrd"
NOV. ~ unskQyrp
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Mrs. VI. J. Palmer Of Utica was married few
Sssfs ago - gentleman who supported her nicely
The only peculiarly IA the hu.hhuis rhysQuc was mat
: frame wa somewhat sunll.r thnn the M
They ~ -d together pleasantly for i~ when -Id
atnly Nr. fAHer h"ghn to increase rapidly ia flesh
No'h'ns that h. could do would stop III. expansion Of
hs aiiputa tissue. and IN year Mrs Paluicr was Ia
formed by her husbands physicans that II was only
question 81 time when he would become absolutely helm
less kIv therefore stuffed sr-nogrAbty and became a
ptoncient In IT, making handsome fvinz Mr. Palmer
has become = mountain 81 flesh: he scarcely able to
help himself NJ an, weighs between 400 and 800 pounds
And 10 Sill growing.
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To THE EDITOR OF TIE SuS-Sr: In the re-
marks quoted IN your editorial article on the Msnde
baum case Lad no intention OF casting any rejection
OF tho Judges Of courts nor on the inc om,ng
District Attorney, nor had such thoughts entered
my mind DID, however state tia, the prosecution
WAS fortunate m having the brought brfor, roo,
hJhf;c AID Ira ing such ~ n'Actptonaby good jury
! aHr' from winch 10 80 eel jErU's 10
also stHiri tunt u was rIluured hy Mrs M.nlel.
hhums most intimate aCuuaiIlHE'rs that she would
turn hftr the expiration " Mr. OlnsN term OF office:
hui lhis stat d merely rs rGmOr and matter Of
u puly
should she roturn there viii he no one more an xnns
man to furnish all the assistance my power
ftlrtsvhAiI'e OF the people who haVc charge Of
the prosecution. ROsr A
NEW iosK. Dec q. GeuI Supt Eastern DIVE.
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Yes, They were Brotsers.

To THE FDiToR OF THE SuN-Sr. About ~
years ago Mr. Goodwin committed suicide by jumping
from ferryboat in the North River. He was tobac-
const the manufacturer of the then well Known Good.
wins Chewing I0tHccu. Hui rvl' man. He mar.
rcd but was separated from his Wife and ut the
fth hNcuu" Hotel Tor
Your hrc"uut 81 the death ut Charles GOODWIN tho
wealthy h,kr living Pnrtc'-ier recalls the above
story my mind md PROMPTS 10 inquire whether
tho two men not relg' d o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-07
A skater. Challenge.

10 THE EDrroR OF TIE suns; ] hereby
challenge X A. skinner OF Boston, who claims III. cham
pionshp ~ tn, world for short and long distances to
skate series Of three hve nle races test two out
OF three Tor the Championship OF the world $3.50
side, also l2hour race for III, long distance cham,
ionshp Of the world aud $500 side the take
place IN any suitable rink IN the United States II NJ
skinner Anxious to make match this chance Tor
MIN. ] mean business ana VIII deposit one.half the
amount Us soon as Mr. skinner accepts the challenge
lnd viii meet me IN New York city which |. half
Sikn Articles OF agreement SArK l.. CLARK.
Gougy s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-20

years, such as Loss OF Memory, Lassitude,
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Dimness of Vision Noises in the Head; the Vita
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DR.. MINTIr, who is a regular physician
graduate of the University Of PENNSYLVANIA
will agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL,
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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
co,d weather RIuss.

From Good q beer
A folded ncxsraper. covering li'e
chest and shuuldcrs upslor q cloak or
coat. will be found very comf'rtatie ia
e1stems told WEATHER. especially while
riding.
4 noisclee. why NJ feeding caal Gro
ts to no, shovrlnil u coni in a paper
har; prrIaIa Z half. lusr,u l.ars At ntime:
hue ono OF luorci as nec'lcd, aud thus tho
noso pad dust grncraily accompanyins
the u,p i ui.'do Of cplraIshinz 8 Orc will
10 ayukird.
Whfn aIn,,,, 10 take a long alcirhri!e.
mnkn tcslly q rirta Of joist tol any lind
OF hard wuud such ~ t,in,se hulk en- use,
I dis rbrth OF tho tleiEh.sca, and twice
The Thick mss Of r-ri)non brick heat it
on the .Mnte or In Thu. 'ovep., 1t IL sur
priEiur how very hot suel, .pfece Of
xnst ri:lbrr,Inr without tniruing, and
luw RS lu,is. ir viii rutaiu heat. Oa
sur,, AZ 1t. and seici with y bad ilo
rnbc,1 Lave kEown resplc ~ ride
eevrnlf aiilcs, s,,mprtni,iy, anil tho
wond 10 DC, Qui,c warn, at tho journey
end, i aimilsr pi.:rc fnr the feet, al thu
rsnc iitnc ni.~ly' tucked In from til,
xin.i. was delightful.
Anuihcr foot.Earmer. more easil!
.rpo.ir frn,ir and serving many prrpo.cs
! j. bar " be,i-Iirkink; fourteen incbe
snuar9 Ripd Tho srxms with braid or
strip AZ tirkinc. lrnviuKn email orenin
until, iflic,i ~ilh sand. Mako sl,p, GOV
er lorik. Of any material you rhooc. o
crebvf u sbmc bright col3r. aud faaei
\ With liutions aud los,ps. : :.
Wh.:n uro.lc.i. heal very bot in tn
oven. ia! in ks, case, and Il 10 ready fd
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Caro- Tor sui:nIicoucoru,

Cnre for txtrenelyl sr.a!l conccrns
Of the ho,'sshfll marks the ,ii!fsrrnc''
between The: tfiiy excellent l.ousekcep.
er and .t,r ptoF Una; s7a xhilc 1 have
no lra.ien'r NifL: these ptop!e Who hill
Tho oplninn iha |: thu praicity OF tile
family ,iersne4s exclusively upon The
wifes ec6ndhyl .,ili lhsre is .i'le o.
truth in il. 4 NJ pit women would .lu vel;
10 consider h. A rnai many pcnrc il
mol pound. Hrc earel In Inc course CT y
ycar il tho clgtilrklinc ID brought In AMI
nud kent dry, itstcui Of beinv ailn1ed
~ remain dht IN MI Kinds al Weather
u you have . stHp of tnaId, Villa no,oi
10 cact! end ko vim, III. rone on. II viii
he n ,sohvenisnSc- Another careful rr,t,:.
t:cp is u lsavr A;l,lxke, or Tag IL keel
The c!oIlcs in and a rlacc Tor tic lias
KEEL or hug. Ell another Is 10 see tin
tue wall PAPER moi spniled hy un,e,
I Gsiits. aIl..xti IL s,a,,cr on it. thu .i:l'
roa,rc.i oi!cia,lll nmjo 10 rTtr wash
! stands Is useful n!s.,. II tuck ny lack o
the rink nn,ii l,ehinh the watretnns Of
| The rntirr.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

pno,nArr, Woan BoxeA-Ilickory
wpod Is lie fastiipuabhs fuel lust NOW aud
wood.boxrs nro handsomely dccorAisd:
Some aro covered With p'ush ina shade
to match tho furnishing Of tho room
and havo taIniy designs hnnd-rain,ed
upon them. 'OtlYersxre uiailc ofssamped
Leather In oc,agon shape. and hsve
knsspls nlado Of worsidd ornkmeutinE
iEl,o c1dk Those made Of bamboo sro
mora sensible nnd.l less cxtravagant than
any NJ khe otLcrs. and ther lout nl .nisl
a. deSorasivc. Thcy arc adorned sitn.
BY ty q qIecs Of paio b!uo or scarlet
fi6bou. !
sumo lusteASrs now eervo hot coffee.
Al aftcran,n "as homes" instead Of haf
tea. THIS /. an innovation TO DO lcruo,ly
iiaskful for. Any kind Of cof<e Is pre-
rersb.o to. tho woair, cold. uupaIssaois.
ten sometImes served. Everybody hos
K tic faculty 6r making good office.
:. should DO ground jdst brforo using.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

There was rdmor in New York. Int
week that LAY Gould was finantlully en-
baraysed, and o friend hurried to (iould's
otic. to learn the truth Of tho story.
Gould took him to vault In the mer-
camille deposit company and tho we'd
him one package q .Weste m Union
stock to the amount f1s' .ooo|ooos cert.
featea of$lo, OK. 900 Of Missouri Pnci6c
stock, and other LANCE packages Of good
interest paying securities. rhsaa, to-
rether With vast sums GU all Of the
banks, showed that Gould vas not In q
bad financial strait, and is not. ,Gks!y 10
come to poverty; just yet Gouli pro-
poses 10 prosecute those who calculated
reports that he was financially embar,
barrassed. he has reuazued silen'
about many seaudalous charges hat The
last vas too muelL Itupse his equan
unity.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

; A steamer Is to DO buat At Buffalo
during tho coming spriug iad summer.
which, 1t Is expected. will do much
toward res,oriug pa1zenstr travel on
the great tusfs TO tho proud petition It
held before tho day Of ra1roadA Tho
new resssl |. b be shout three hundred
feet In langth, built Of steel. and
ide. 'suea 10 stain L speed Of eighteen
mixes an host ling It possible TO
cover the distance between Buffalo and
Duluth In. about three d1rs. As The
roujs between theeo two cites Is ms
shpsEtJ water IS By lane. lsueh ressel
wiz haso listlo 10 fear from railroad
competition during dne ~eathe1 and
vii: NO doubt do much to give the hatea
the .plIirity among ,urists which auch
magnificent t,dicA Of xaier deserve.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

There sas a 'ti.pe In this country
Wien IT could be sad that heessl .labot
or ,uy Kind was not only rsspeeilbls 10
fae'. lit wu regarded and treated q
sush b! people OF every social grade.
Eosty ycars aen tho !farmers' dauablefs
10 Eew!Eneisnd vent ont aa blred ''beip"
In their ueiri,bors' families without .
thought Of degradation, add tho same
cus.om. prarailrd almost evorv.shese 10
the rqfI portions ofthe northern states.
make ,Iicher vaxes than they. could
crt IN tia kiiehea xeri to The dctorlss
al Lowell and other piscss, aud many q
Enrtrsss on . homestead amoug che
bills vas paid OF By the aid a the
daughter who worried In tho mill