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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-23
Tie Half Was Never Told.

of the wonderful power and virtues of that
best of all medicines, Kidney-Wort. 1t
has been tried and proved. It's cures are
numberess and the record of (supposed)
incurabe cas9s that have yielded to it's, in
fuence, is astounding. II you have trouble
with Your kidney, liver or bowels, il, you
suffer from constipation and piles, If you
are victim of rhematism or malaria, take
Kidney.Wort. You will find it is the rem
edY Won need ---L.-M- -.L- .--AN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-23
Advice 70 Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and lrcken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalculabe. 1t will re
lieve the poor little sufferer lmmed-
lately. Depend upon it., mothers, there is
no mistake about it. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhna, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re.
duces inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Wins
low, Soothing Syrup for Children Teething
ID Pheasant to the taste, and is the pfescrip-
tion Of one of the Oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United States,
and is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. Price 25 cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-23
Cheap Homes in Arkansas and Texas

Cheap Homes in Arkansas and Texas
Along the lire of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway, Texas and
Pacific Railway and international and
Great Northern Railroad, are thousands of
acres Of the choicest farming and grazing
lands in tbeworld, ranging in price from
$500 to $500 and $500 per acre, in
healthy country with climate unsurpassed
forsslubrity and comfort Send your ad-
dress to the undersigned for copy of sta.
.ts,ics of crops raised in Arkansas and Texas,
in 1882, and make up your mind to 90 and
see for yourself when you learn that the crop
for 1853 is so per cent larger than thstof
1889, To those purchasing land owned,by
the Company, and paying one-fourth, one
half, or all cash, a proportionate rebate is
allowed formoney paid for tickets or freight
over the Companies hines, y
H,C. TowHsENp. Gen'k Pass. Agt.
" " ~ [A-St rTNuisYMo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-23

! lit "a said that GsorgenF 'rHnois Train Is
iucurabe.o ANY kind ii strain can be cur
cd by st. Jacobs Oh, tho great pain 40.
lever.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-23
The BOurb0ns.

Z Governor Cnttenden, Of Missouri, has
written an open letter in which he filings
out the "bourbon, banner and declares that
none but the moss-back, simon.pure de-
mocracy thatwith eyes shut have followed
their leaders, right Or wrong for the last
thirty years Or Less, should be recognized
by the adminisrat ton. 1iat Ma nGF. swo'
nq Itis pleasant to the young democracy
who hsvpfeached, q higher plane in poll
tics TO feel that Crittenden and his ilk will
be dsappointed--that the old blind, parti-
san element Of the party wi be permitted
to enjoy their season Of rest uninterrupted
and undisturbed ,an you mao
" The iqdepepdept republicans who aided
in the election of Cleveland did 80 without
Ifenrof punishment from their own party or
hope ofreward except such as comes from
the ehjbym ola clear conscience and the
pleasant memory of duties faithfully per.
formed. They deserted their party because
under i!s leadership and policy, they felt
that with another four yeats there would be
nothing left from tho wreck and ruin of
the country worth saving. They should be
remembered whether they ask Il or not
tIey are entitled to it--but not in the cabi.
net. No matter who are at the heads Of
departments tho syesof,he wuld are turn
ed upon the democratic party and that
alone will be held responsible for the next
four years, snd Its management should be
Kept - tho hands Of democrats not the
I'D fossil, moss.backed relict Of snte-belum
times, who never ndvsncein ideas or prac.
tice, but with the young true.blue demo-
Gratis who have been educated ia the new
schopl ofpolitics and have kept pace with
the times. q ui l.Dni 0d npa HlpDd& 50
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-23

All the keys of Windsor Castle were re-
Gently stolen, but even this does not inter.
fere with the rapid sale Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

postjon IN he'd CHANGED the blinds opened ana INC VIII
dows rais a. Mr. Rhodes lifted him ~ an ssr ~ ~.
VIII ro he could look oit upon no street nh ~ az
fresh NOR, ing air. For Few moments no ia s.es
gain new NE. Then he began "a sins away W" wtn
partially 60 c1. "a Il m allow, meas " n%ouoo'' "'N'
con IN BILE pause be-. ween each accent NO utti""
Dcathl Dea II DE ,th III a.. ,.,ai.s
After his he see ued TO revive slighuy. mts II 'k
asking II no had any message Tor MS sons f'o""' ~
htevie. He replied; , ,, c,,.,i,n
TEL ten 10 hey the laws ana support Tue N""'"'
ton OF IN United states" ,.. aud
At about i've o'cOlk DE- Miller came into me fe2n anu
unfring the open ll,ters aud gindO"s inquf o. .
"Why have you these windows rais'd anu ~ ""0"
lig IT,
Mr. DOng'as answered:
40 tina we can nave frosh air" go -
At Mr. Douglass request Mr. Rho1es cndnscu W" ~.
in mau's II lou ag b bed, for he IA i no 80 80,
now Ivy rathrrdOwn in ID mid lie OF the Den ugy,, -
lie ii H. ms head igh ly ben forward aud on me low
II s wife SIT beside hi h0ldinL hsTgh mana IN D', ,
her. and leaning to derby HIN, sob Ding MI huou''
remarked 10 .tr- DOuglaa: .
"Ian ufr III Ie does not lie cOmor able
rep 10 which Mrs. Doug ~ sail
" He u We y co nfortahle." . ,.,.o,,
Thee we're ma as IN ell gibe words. From O'Clock
he spcec less, bu evidently retained MS conscl Us
ne A. When. "A few mOmen s befOr MS death, ms vi
lraue loving over i'm ii sob lingy askel NUS
band, Go know met VIII Won kiss mel ne iiisu M
eyes and ami ed and though 600 weak 10 'p AK thr
mrni IT muse 4 Of MS mouth eYncei AZ ~ "t''
making an almost dying -tiuRg 20 comply win w!
ques . His d an was calm and petceuli g" ~ y
b. CATH, slight atling IT his thr at snort quoA;
o1uyulsvc shudder, AMI step A. Douglas IA pd;sel
TO 30 time into eternity. lie bu ed near the laAe
score, in the suburbs OF CHcagl where mohuh'De
Ia gD.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
INsrRING YITLES ~ EEAL ESriTE
FEATURES or TrE BCofNEss-rnE NiW SYSTEM OF
INDFNtN1 TRANSfFRs.

800. a. ..,.lrt, al
fEAIuhts on III" h'''''' '"'
INDIAN" i'm ILL.,
y" one VINO ~" '''' "'" "'v''''" " "
the transfer "' '' '''"'. WIZ "'' w
me hods of examining titles ARE culnOfous' expensive
AMI u,.,t,.c,.,ory With the rrnwth of the ctv the
,. ~ a.. ,..., ,i,,, In rc,l o.t,tc and the
'''''l'' '' W '' .t.
progress hA"' t"""'l 'AP"'''''S ''' "''''''' ~ "
establishment o real estate exchange tue h'eu &" an
improvement is iot mono aud moro every day me
u..... ,, ,,,,.,. ,,,.,,,l. ,,C c.,,,.
"''N' D" '"' "'-'''' .~@,,, -.
NcN 'ucc. and mortgage h"" huh''I "'"V" an" 3" "'
rouutv CIcrks oIcc Che books needed I'm a search for
49,, , .,i.. o ,,,.... Tl, ,u,,bcr b..
"''. """ '
doubled u ten lrd-, and at ia" same I''e "l increase
ia 1904 it viii reach about l1ooo IN the Register b
,1,,c ,l,r, Reside thc trouble now involved ia per
.t ,t.. 1T, "a, tl,.. ,,,....,,, .,.tc,,,
','H l l.i -; - g..
t t.r a. mo- Guarantee that the opinion of the lawyer
..... a.. am. - o ,,,., ,r ,,r..,c,ty /. .
WIZ l''' 'F ~
careful ot correct one "I l't tn' I''"'"s J." Any par
cular are free from clerical errors vitality Affect
;,., , clo.t tin,
"b t .ri,i, c.,,,.,. anil
=. II "'''''' ~ W.
Trust Company. lHk"l recently WIN lHlh' NJ W.
portcr ON TAI. subject This company is the pioneer IN
!. .. , ,. c., ,i,.. ;,,.l. lima, AT t,,u.C d.
Now OH "l " Wv" ~ ''''" W. Wv INV 'a " ~,
aud mortgages, ana Tor tue ih- q" " E''" wv ="
n,ircLoacrs This system fast put IN operation M
!. 1it at.,,, t,,.,,t, G,, .rc,t. ,o, the Govern
w." "'" -. - ,i,lo
mcut under 1t undertaking the insurance W "''''
T,e,, il wa "a cnmpai lively easy matter to Introduce
- .,,.,t ,r the small number of records. But even
"" -, -. ,,L.,t.i,.ti, aud y,.bin,tou t,c
III Nu'h vi" ''"'' ~ -
new avaom has been established Tor several years ana
h,s proved q .ucccs'. II has also been INTRODUCED
Ia, ptivatc COMPANIES IN Boston ana bdunoit III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
IInIisEIInLn NnrEs

rDFFFE CRrAa-Iake ~ pint ~ ye strong Ce6ea
pac ct Of gel 4 ne, one pint oi mi h. taho puo1u \
ph q. cam a ii M 20 oiWrc9 NJ lump sueHi soak me
Of ne "a the rnnpe ind when neatly ~ tu1 mt ~ Q
tp irplan ipd saucepan win the "a N. cream ~ aus
A hal to uupnful uf rnrp v MI la. stii Btsf
the Ne TN 1t ~ u boil. then ruu. into vet mould
anu put see 10 act
Vttytt rpt pias I've ~ little potpt Owe. ihp ne
q ad 10 go 90 pupilil ~ Wal hp AND ir ii'pr
q rmnh Hifah ~ thiuuHh styp aai ~ q lihi u
tfuaW su4hi iastn, sif Nell Hnd phi ina 81 u hin,
n,u Ia 80 hiul
tHAuhtAuin at tHthtsA hall tau thrtfna esAtiT
an tender ifi them eri rulii aud thrh taitn ihth
neatly Into ainis ltEs WhEs hitahia ui' Hnhth4 ne
sbla Maize tbs Following hia'-s -uiho rel s'b'u'
white sturh iha water H. ri hnua Ntfr boiled iii Win
q little milk aud hliter AMI seasoning vii dn tnNpa
al shaOis a bunch eel herbs and a Niht uahs n shr"f
iAt u siutI ErpiY lui dh houi, dbd slhh w. NV ga
ion at the chicken INTO ~ u well covered hhl h'h ~
an get quite ould Arrange on dish girh'ahdd WIN
parsley
EhGII,H sYLLABUBs.-l. 10 a pint aud hii oi
cltdin add a put ~ sue ~ glass OF brandy SOUS
.tol sugar. and little emon lu'ei "uHh ~ wei" s s
Oft a n IN i'm BOON, aud lay IL On sctci hl ue
a sscs thIee ats fan with the liquor anu put on us
- A winegla,s OF brandy, ia Juice Of lie u, AMI ha
rim " atd; IN pi - ere geo, ZEE wal - oi inif eggs
" tesugart taste Whig & trJt half your uas,cs
vi IA Jock or cry. and ull TIA. m up wi the t IA
CAkAMFL CthTAKD.-Pui h ,udtd OF LOAF sIlu iul0 .
saucepan IA 70 t ie wat ana ,rt II ON me lif no y
/ cooks tuto dtk browne ram u o hyru "a n ana
bu i'm WA a. IA pro, ace Idrh hquiu Ike ,llo "
K,.4. up a y1uis oil SIX eggs with % utt milk !
III ain and al Que pin. OF MIX, s1ga. 'o ia.u,
aud as muc D. 81 e cod ctrtmt q ud - WI
riAc tha mlXtIr the tts.C aud couc clot
You wan. Pm into a buti,r "a. aid and 20 l. IN
kctlp OF cold Wutpr. wmcu must com Ettunh.y 10 ~
n q ON 4 Z 70 T. ur', but mas MOI hul. Az ma an
huuIs etD ami ~ VII 80 me us ""' WI : ~ ",
turied ,ut uf thc IA ud vii 20 served Tue wales u
QUE or two gss ad0.d, Hl uc ap' 10 lnsui, lAe 'oS
H. OF the tlt ara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
SHE uIST TILk.
erum n. trknr.a. rrnr,ll.,

From me ArkaHs0s TrGrSiisr.
One of the most annoying faults ol me hlfel
cuorcd ady" Is her persistent ~lo-"n 10 Ink iDols
ne affairs OF her own fmiy. SOM tunes despite every
attempt at dls,ourag, meni she VIII oeth s'@t'' VI
which her brother the hero, and keep II az uuti pF
u.uce Is gra,-ilired wlth ago luilit NAhf'l Il
piled to Colonel Wethcta'l for position ol itli IN un
i.nily. She began 10 tell him Oi ucr honesty. a.,
- 6nt makes mo- iiDrpucc.' sad the ,uluc. y
-, >, @ al, or. hon..t ar moi and Won may
Toe reasonably Negligent IN the ds"bar-e OF your "uhr
hut is thing that wish to impress upon 'Ou
mind" ,,,..,.
- do not with YOU a., take m' INTO your co hi.ues
and rell me out your am ~ 90 not wa 10 To-"
word about your 40 a. r aud atn'r
"Iuu', istaul., - 10" -, g.,
viii paw yon Htrl to keep your mouth shnt spear
when Won are ~ ken -, and tiun mercy answer ui''
wv. -h dos dcplac, dn - been look n tnr al
desc ;; ar Up zcs ok dat ailus waui er nn@soa
ter AIN ,cn wd CONVEX atOl, ease 90 cd get lcA
Now. dnr's ~ s4tcr Jan snc's de udIe, way an
a. pat, de ma sab; ats de pint | woike la yen
fur NJ. iiinSun an de folk k"p zee CT tth ara. uh
az, ma. der 'n' y" NE "o' ''' p'' W.
IN y,r mud alt that. don't care to hear 'uyt iase
your mother. idun', w'nt ou to mention your "'''
% Co.e YER doc n "a = an doesa'i 1me yer 81 "a.
De as wuid az hruor HenIy sat Ter me TOTE hl ~
ma wnu' wuz tcr gin m wee h9" lei PeNo =" .Sbos
folks Henry hteu 20 'c'uo down 10 .ul h, s
hood wor ed tar "le man ntmaae 5aI', ,r.a I'd.
pm OK de place. HEM de due 81, ga Ss
wuut wouldn't let uopn. go m dc Hlao
"HIy. riuda, you ,,.i ann
"uaI - like I tell yer Dat waht a w ,g
n Il. place d,t cou' do ut'ht VIA lI uH'"
Hrniy-"
IL ten ~ mo I tfll your
tNts.Ath. Muu muh yer bout 90 obs .i'el , ,.p
told YOU h,ttw,.t Il TO n'ar 20 Mug roM se
faulty. lsrc, uougb, thai }nn arr NE ~ '''
60 90 ID"
Yts. hut iIouri ho tuck "a biu' budlc-
'HtOl."
'Dniur - tell me Ter go mi" ,t.,l SAT
"Nea. tel yuu 10 40 un away iinW h'''
yuu," A.. iiat m
-
ISa eani Aeop your mouth shat aad doH' ''
you. Lave htr W .t ..tsf ed
IVY. yers de euiscsi Wli" ph.a 'n 80 .,ulssi
Don't III. to stay hcah. ',hse y.rs t"f'' '
f..L nn. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

u soo,, ma n. soon M como into tho place. and VIII
follow me all around the pond with " hola ous w I'm
asking for more. got tcfrIpn from hi pars ~ ~"
couni rV, and put them In here 10 hiocu hon -
plsO tired The effect OF planting dinrrrnt Nhnr a. a
grasses Tor them live In. Little ihngs lk .p'o "
make "A great deaf uf DIN renee "a their heh n - -.
On the way back lie Senator picked up Two arg a.
rnpn thaf louuging weariB along a. i - be
,,sfed with rNi.tepcr, "Thcse fellows are SEX Nc
said "Thls well here Il OF fresh water ana Is NV NJ
pltnL nnd that nothing agrees win siok Io'tsP'
more tlan fres, wafer snne Of them keep Ia r-s
v,fcr MI the lime aud tney seem TO do pretty Wen u
Il c1~Ous but the lunRe' the water hus sloou t lo
mo- strnn' ~ II the better it agrees with them Every
once aud "a while pump the wen out ana u,t puic
water run u hu n takes tGr-c four daYs Tor e -
neRn 10 Ike That fellow floating over there ~0uli "
letting ns head drag Ia tue water. 1nsrad o h'uhB
mn so brightly, IL this water WAS perfectly clear.
1t me tell YOU something There Is more "r,'dp.n
paid for m this co every ar tan exists 10" "
iual Why frrsh-wl er uItlcs nId veal arc the near -
hinge 10 rrraplu that many fe uranus ever keep any
where exec ut on their bills Of fare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

ara, the have not Tho spaco TO provide
for the increased number. and applicants arc COM
pelled often To wait year or more boioio Houu'i"b
admission. In his will Mr.. Cooper gave the 'n'""
800 600 the interest on which with the rents N
sufficient to defray all expenses OF inc present
work bnt of course limits tho scale, as have saia
TO IT, present organization. Mr.. cooper c",'"''"
intend to contribute 100000 more. There II ho'
any purpose at present 70 enlarge inc % auiIdinp
IS the space could he obtained III thc nui'u',,s
by making use OF some of the room 'n i oxa,re
rented but this would at once reduce inc nontd
and make another endowment necessary ne thof
undoubtedly bs Valuanie hleasuio, h,, those Tor
would he 9lpTecatod ana awaited Oh pS 'i La,,e
whom tne Union was designed Tue iTuS'.U ~,
considered this but have taken no s'"Ps ooo 900
an additional endowment as vel Tga,oes re-
would be necessary 70 meet t1o haI with
,,rod Ot course they would nan WIZ NItI
I,U"ro orvtbinr that would enable lnGhl
%osn Mr. Cooper never expected TO Ieihlze p3
himself all that he desired III the Unlon' lie "ou"
have welcomed any ana :, ,,,. ,,ood.d
The dcpartments where such AID Is most hceucu
oro tbe school of Design for Women a larger
reference library. and an art Library Tor pupis ~
tha school of Design aud museum oil ar anu M
chanical models The Union has classes I9I HSuuE
women in photography, type writing anu tcIct .i
ra1ts hut ONLY rs could be admitted. on account
nj limited room These classes are Conducted
during the day. aud young, women li3n
lG 20 - are received as pupils ne women III VIZ
Art school last wear numbered 424. and there were
several hundred applications postponed. lhe'e
schools all begin in October, aud the students come
NOT only from this city, but IRON all p'rtS OF inc
United states. They are persons OF tmAu lheahs
dcsTous OF pericctmC themsclve IN some Dlahcn
which will en- ible them 10 secure an ndcpendeu'
living Few could expect 10 secure such instTnc
ton If II were not free In the evening Schools last
wear the pupi admitted unllbered 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
rnr coorLR rNloN ScnonLx

vuAr mas BEEN DONE IN rms PAsI-FUNns
NhEDID 70 lNftND rhE WORK
The stone staitways OF the Cooper Union have
been worn by the many millions of feet which have
lrodden ihom into little ruts OF hoows Last year
alone the number who visited the reading room was
5lpTO7 Now the schools are closed aud the Union
Ia undergoing i,s yearly renovation aud repair.
Bcnsath the sidewalk aud out Of sight of the street
workneu are busy raising the whole OF the vast
huildiug which uccupies the entire square. 10 re-
place the cd walls that have sunk ~ several inohes
Peter Cooper. ia 1881. executed the dead Ivy which
he "a W. tins Institution 60 the people. Ia original
ro.t was Sd.lO. 900. while tho receipts iiom rontA
and aitta since reach ovef 81 100000 more, In
tventy.hyo yoafn the expenditures Tot carrying on
tie educational facilities bcsun here have reached
moro Than i,bOO.OOo'
81 regret 90 say. however" remarked Quo Of tho
trustees recently 10 III, BuNr roport"r. that tho
the ,naxi,aum of asefulneas OF the Union has been
reached under It's present auspices. Not ~ Tar ah
Interest IN tho welfare by all connected WITH ~ IN
concerned II hss been steadily growing from tho
start. Al the close Of 1891. tho hrst year, there
were 272 pupils; the present year the number
reached total OF 1870 ia all departments. la tho
same tins tho teachers have increased from 10 10
rs and tho yearly expenditures from $30.Sg 10
s54. 600. There is an overwhelming demand for
the privileges Of the Union; 30 much 90 that sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
uJSS UuRNT ~ bONTON

gro,a me Haston Saturday Ersniag ps"e fam
II will be very long day, ! tnlne, IN ~
Miss Lula iluist again stl'npis Ahh, ',ha she 81
ian tinlras aue Va unusually .lnsulh, VIZ ID I'D
Tnd,y afternoon Il quite sunricnci W. W. ,at q
ssen,hirJ there was not "a little sHd ny ,,,ss
snon A a was foind that Ms, Hurst was 30. a.f
IAN Then tbose uI. the stag gvi theli hH ~ ne
one of then rspfessed n. anl sisil W ~ ~ Hu'a
inIns Tho rezult was a veiy lively thee - nj 10
eft The ri 20 ~ the close n the perform ~ ula
ths fa.r dilp ina with a. tsp taian alid poh ehar
hnnds hI.ct snl + 4 upon he alias Wiz w., sseo
rms MisH Hurst was challenged W ., " ~ t.f see
itou tn harh the rhsir I'D let another ss ,iei
at he ltanL lhia Hhc would nai d. H.e ,,sa ai .
iutn Tho char r. fgh, o. tat insiei o. VA. psr
FEh-th The pHly wp ~ whih ehe "",hs tsa
ohaso." ih,a waS ioiuly gno.sd ~, .nsf
inrer women got Together aud dll hri w.. aI Al coz
her much tu tue ani,,aaiueut aud hyn,n.ns sal
ooinud. thu The IA b gan - lAa' Xxx IA, "A 10
Ut about TO uue thstu leaked Vers nasn ~ NJ ass
OF stpnsth aae gir sFaina, "a "a" - no 3SsF.
there was rustic ~ blaok zilk ani MS vi,IsS
MoadcF ~ sr seen hue hai ihn n"n"o"'' 49,.
sloppng oven u say good W ~ ,,.ttaa fpnsss
law, suppose which would forbid women 4 lhns
the country earning moaey Ia this way -. .sre s,ss
would DO moro OF q credit 10 ser sok u I .,,ifL EN-
q ino Of Jus naion for H. IL 4 voI % ass 40 go
uncultnrcd Georgia g'r Ia pay on - ~ re
on her fatDcrs farm, but u woad 20 s 1s, vosase
could manage 10 do it witheut hiitI 49, ~ Axe IT,
the face with q ehair-b~ct 10 ersz ~ ih.a 90
lot wus That shs doos sse ~SS ,sss ~
Slredins lap ssd asshtnS psm .sss.>
tostimony AZ the CLOSE Of tbs fz,1as ms"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
DOtGL ISIS DEiTH,
.n,t.us % 1hs nn.i.n nnan.i

when stephen \, Douglas lay Httlckcn with
irath AT e. iraau, WIFI Wup dpVoit Roman
rai ,niir, trnt Tor u ahup nusgnn, WHO aalrd PIN
whrt ho he nai boon baptfud according 10 the tos
% aur rhHf0hi
Nrvrf" fup Tod Nj Douglas
DO von de re 81 have aad after tho ordinances
of The hoy Cat iulo tiutchi" inquired tue hinhur -
"Nn rlrl" auANcrrl Me u IA All "wnun Il" VIII
communicate With YOU ~ oy"
Tnr bah 10 Withdrew GU tho noIt DAY Mrs. nouglaa
srst for nui an, ana Eo1 g 10 tho bedside he sdd
Mr u JUDAS, yea know yOlf Owa oohlluon ~ ~ huu
n visw o yonr 0p iatOuiOl do sou d'sre tho Ceft-
tnuuy nf rKttcint unclIuu to b partOfmeIF
"SIl Ieprd the diving man. - nave 10 llmo 10
daeu-s thess thi iss now"
The b,.nop irft no ROOM and Mr. Rhodes. who In
attendano-, saidt $500 . -
Do yen know tho clergymtn OF this oityf
"EearIy eyory one OF thrm-"
DO yo wish IN have either any thom call 10 see
Won 10 v. religious topiosf'
"No. tisnk yoI," We the decided answer. -
Boon after tn about ociooa, he desired 10 have hs
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4 cHlrHaMSE ROBiNSON CRUSOE.

HE PoULIRY-YAKD NEAR IiiE ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD.
The Chatham st poultry yard seems to he IN a
1ourishng condition Fow persons have seen It. or
know where 1t is Early travellers on the elevated
road are sometimes startled by u luty crow that
comes from a tin roof near Pcnr-st aud
tho.e who look in the direction of the
sound see standing proudly on the cornice
rooster m tho primo OF LIE. lie
waits patiently for an answer to his challenge nut
nono coming. he disappears to chuclle with has
hens over his unmolcstcd sway
A rood view of the yard may be had from the
windows of the adjoining buding that overlook It,
4, ia about 30 by 10 lcot and cosy coop stands
o.,,inst "A neigaboring wall There is M railing or
fence at the front or rear but ut the SIDES are brick
vnlls. Anold man. white hatred. comes mp through
the sky-lipht and after throwing handful Of corn
Ia the fnwls COOS to the coop and gct' couple Of
cggs.
How long have You been in the
nonltry businoss p the old fellow ~ asked.
Vie serlns bit surprised but answers lhdiuefontl
&" oh 'hult i've 4 YEAR
"uo Won raise Young chickonaW
Yes, yea one hen .eltln' IA there now point
ing 10 the coop. hatch u bou lIrSe days.
q Do ynu sell chickens and oEg7 '
"Sell chckcna somotlmcs. East eggs. LAT these
two fur dinner with boiled pertato. Nothin' like
eggs fur ole men. ,.,,,p
"lolel'ble. Keep that box nj ashea fur EN- to
shuttle ipi II keeps away yermin', Hawke aud
owls don bother 'cm here | wush had 81 box AT
sand. Yer know chickens Hikes sand IN tntii ciaw
IL kinder grlnds ny the corn. R9ber sohs been
ailin' lcetlo of late, hut he's pickn up ~ BIT
Who g Robinson I m ,,.
frum said lac named him Robertson cause ~ o'o"o"
Robinson becapec lac crew soi'
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IT was an PUT ON.
l,...,n w. Arknnsa,e ISapellsr.

Prom fhs ATkaHSdW IfapelT' ~,
The cruelty OF woman's criticism sometimes
goes be ond No. nd tod ever SEQ moro natura
COZ pss than Mr.. PodsonI' asAed iahJ al u H'sna
"Con,enIed smis I" repeated the friend. 1T was al
put on"
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nom me insafa tuRshHhtaH
"Dpn," Rnd IN Alabama NJ, shipping clork To
bia paiirr " de- y0u thnA n viii rain thls aaltinRt
"hunnu 'buut dai hnaaI don 'spoW 80 VIII, doush
"you iinh you can fol ou non VITA i-p"h''1' tA""'
a. Your ,, 81, ana, .,.., I,
"Duuno bout dat audlrr sahi nut tell You VIVA, !
kin de- lin nns out dar wid do trucks u" '"s ~"
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A man who paints town rod generally looks
blue himself the neHt mornlnT.-ifittsbafg Chfonc'e
Telegraph
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dlaoe elk dresses iof JoanE iadins have Tho st'l
noary covered with .hias .soanuly gathared rnnior
scaupcd and bouud the Loser edge The drapery In
short and fl, 10 ponod back and front, aud worn over
large hustle made OF "a cushion OF hair. Tho position
waist fun baggy vest beginning the right shonl
der aud held by bow on the left.
Handkerchies for general oi sheer linen with
hem a fourth Of inch wide Iedsod with hno Yslen-
s.nsss ~ Meebin lace Of the Width. More
oostiy oses arc csnry embroidered ann hlished with
wider lace