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IL ror feel Yourself growing weaker. yol

IL rou feel yourself growing weakee, yons
strength failing. the functions OF your body
becoming impaired, take warning in time
Your. blood is starving for wsat OF nourlsh'
ment. DR.. Guysotts yellow Dock aud Ssr,
saparilla is FOOD for the blood. 1t purihes
this stream of life aud strengthens every
part Of the body, rebuiids broken down
constitution, produces dreamlsss slumoer,
and restores wasted energies and a shatsere4
nervous system A trial bottle viii con
vince. No other remedy eQaais II.
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sx.,si.~ =. DI1 Asy osol.s

OF cou,e. Bscsuse rhssnstisn = .
drcsdfully tossh disesss. ssd haeely asp
ding on earsh yin reach L sxeept Bsesn's
Iron Bitterx Ahez enduring ~ tviags
Of fbeonatism fos yesrs, ard e hst sxes'
riepcing Aappy ds6v@aseA NJ. yoes u:
Pratt, cf Ssybook. Coon-. nyt u ts1ssa
much bsse6t By ming Brosa's Iro. .saess
for rbsunsiism. Nothing - dia s.S
sooS." II yoa hare rteunssism !aks =:
6ist. II cares neursigis. healssns ssa
o,her rervous diseAses-
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No disease viii trouble you If Jo1 keep
tour blood pure, your Eidaeys strong; Joar
bowels regular and Jour mind clear ey an
occasional Use oil thai great revived and
sroro,ler Of health and s,reagth known as
De Cuyso;ls Yellow Dock and sarsapa-
,;,la .,s prsise should bs in every tnonIhl
I,s m.ri. sioald be known By alii
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Hog Chol.rs Appear. Ax.,s.

v.xDAua. ILL. November ii.-iios
cholera las again made its appearances in
the northern part Of this county. and the
disease is spreading rnpdIy. Not over
rbrce months ago this maiady prevailed
throughout the county In almost epidemic
form, many farmers losing their entire
,rock. Every effor, to arrest the dncsse
has proved Intellectual
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81. LOUIS, Novenber lA--Lsst evening
officer Ryan In Ct Of ngs drr~ > knife
and plunged It into his wifss sbdopss.
The woman sank 70 the 0oos and the poGee.
man tried 70 escape, but the alarm sprsaA
and be vas arrested and locked up. He ~
fused 70 say anything but is snHioas aSess
his wifss Injuries, which ass p.oaeascse
fatal The eouFk have sos lived happily q
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CHARGED wiz Murder Amer . Yess.

MADISON, Wis. November IA ysss
ago two boys, John Peterson end Lewis
Menss, were playing ~hh . grn In Pesx
sons hands. when Il went or killing Meas.
Il being sppars.sly accidental, 20 inqssst
Was held. Yesterday Mepss' father had
Young Petersos arrested, claiming that re
cent developments warranted . charge Of
mpnfey
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THE TABLE
BY Which Comparisons of Losses and
Gains in New York are Made.

BY Which Comparisons OF Losses and
Gains in New York are Made.
New YORK, November l4.-The total
vote of New York county with which the
comparisons of the Associated Press are
now being made as the canvass progresses
is that furnished by the city press bureau on
November 9TH. 1t gave the following fig
ures: Cleveland l33,OSO, Blaine S9,S47, But
Ter 3,343, St. John 919 Cleveland's plu-
rality 1929. There are "a assembly dis
tricts in New York county. Their vote as
first reported by city press is appended. By
Leeping it in hand the returns as they are
sanvassed and reported may be compared,
and any discrepancy may be noted.
The Districts.
Assembly Districts as reported Novem
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IGNORED PATHS Petition.

PAprs, November l4.-The Patti divorce
case decision, which was rendered yester-
day, has excited much remark. Madame
Patti first presented petition for divorce
from her husband, the Marquis De Caux.
The Marquis thereupon presented cross
pe6ticn. The tribunal took cognizAnce
only of the husbands petition and pro-
no1nced q divorce for his benefit 1t re-
fused absolutely to entertain Madame
PATHS petition. inasmuch as the scandal
which caused the separation between the
husband and wife was still maintained by
the latter.
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IT is amusing TO see people with their
face drawn as If they had swallowed .teath-
er and i: was tickling their lungs and they
would be happy if they would only sneeze:
Now. there is 60 need os making f'ees.
4 bottle Of Dr. Bnlrs Cough Sytap MI
draw yoIr face back into sai!e.
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Old Salsn.

snEu, MAss., Nov. l3.-A Gre thus
morning in King q Up.oas Glae Works st
Peabody, destroyed the entire works, except
. portion Of the boiler shed. two
wings and the chemical shed. One hun-
d,ed and tventy FIVE hands are thrown out
Of employment Loss $4,000; insurance
E7I mn
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Clevelands plurality. 1921
The following have already beeen re-
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xn-,.ns.. New Pos, General.

LoSDoN, November l4.-Rt Hon. Geo
J. Shaw Lefeyre has been appointed to sac
ceed the late Henry Fswcest as Postmasss'
General
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w. Iv,s.y has a Bap;ist ministe,

EEx JERSEY has Baptist minister Who
claims 10 have baptized more poople tb7a
apy o.ser man in his church. The com.
m1nity IN which he resides has been zfie.s1
oyer bis stubborn cough Tint has .n.erfersd
With his pastoral duties. A ph(sicisn rec,
omnelded Dr. Balls Cosr.a Strap. and
conseersnily there Eill be bsplism in bi.
ohaych Ieki SUNDAY.
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A Rennhlican BOW.

PErERsBrRG, Va, November H.-P, 3.
Evans, Camerou's candidate for Congress
in the Fourth district will contest the eiec-
tion of Col. Jas. d. Brady, Mahoues candl-
date. Evans claims he has discovered cor:
rupt upderhand practices on the part OF
Brady ard his follows during the recent
canYasR
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cnhln slock Aayaneing.

LosDos, November l4.-Shares OF the
Anglo Cable Company have advanced.
Rumoss are aAoat to the eject that there IS
scrs difficulty in the working OF the Beo-
nett Maekay cables
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snnoIk County,

NEw York, November H.-Suhplk eoun-
ty official canvass shows Clevelsnds plural.
ity $50. This agrees with the Times table OF
piuralities published this morning. The Sun
stopped publication of the table otcounties
Thursday. It's plurality for Cleveland then
Given was 598,
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New Issues will Come Up.

RALEIGH n. c., Nov. l4.-Governor
Jarvis was asked to-day what effect Cleve-
lands election would have upon me South
ern colored vote. He said the negros Of
this State had been contented under Demo
cratic Governors during the past eight
sears, finding they were uuharmed in their
rights, and as soon as Clerelands admins
trGtion had convinced the negroes of the
same fact, naturally the colored vote would
break up, and would never be solid for the
Republicans again. The white vote would
then split also on new issues, and tariff
would probably be leading point Of issue.
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NEw YoRK, November l4.-Failures for
The last seven days reported to Q G. Dunn
& Co. are, in the United States, IL, Cana,
da 25, total 236, increase 20 as compared
with last week when the total was 2l6:
More than half the total failures occurred
in western and southern States
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p.n,u,, for IN. Actor., FUND.

Nrw YoRS, November 1.-THE trustees
of the Actors Fund met yesterday after
noon and arranged for benefits for the fund
to be given during the winter, the frs. to
be on December 4. On that occaaon Hen
ry Irving, Ellen Terry and the Lyceum
Company, Joseph Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Florence, Lester Wallack, Fanny Daven.
port, Mckee Rankin and others have
offered to appear. Benefit performances
will be given in nearly all the lA1ge cities.
according to the reports Of mana GERS.
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Destroyed III. Property and His Life.

McParRsoS, KAN, November lt.-Au2.
ust Taxhorn, farmer Of this county. set
fire to his house and barn and granary. and
then blew out his brains with shot gun.
The building. were destroyed with $1,000 in
money in the house; total 1000. Evi-
dence showed that he intended TO murder
his wife and four children. but his design
was frustrated BY the wife. No cause g.
signed except that hew wasa man Of violent
temper.
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sru1roun.D. IlL. Soveuasr r. -0M-
c;sl returns from al the counties 81 ths
State, except Cook gre Ogiesby. Rsp.ss-
can. Tor Gossnos. 1878 plersEty Uar
Official from Cook give 0sissby shoss sss
plurality.
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Rieesed tn Die.

GETrYssuKc, Pa. November | lt-Wm.
A. Duncan, Who was lust reelected to Con
press from the Eineteenth district, died at
bis residence this moSning. His death was
I.,o a. cnpE4r,DsioO
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WASHINGTON, November l4.-An Indian
apolis lawyer, who arrived here to-day. says
it is the impression among the msubsn OF
the bar Of that city that nothing more vill
be heard Of the libel suit Of M. Bls;ne
agains, the indianapolis Sentinel, sed that
the belief 10 that Il has been dropped By
general consent, ~ the similar sui, aeainst
the Portland Argus hss been.
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Ms Jolpsos, vbo. - Nm. HAnses ta.A
,ye.;scd over the White House dasia6 Ne
adminis,fs.ion cf -hes uncie. Hes1ene
Bceh.nsp. L nov visiting = Maph'nS.oa.
Che "a s;dov ssd ehildlss< k.vins icst
husband and .so proniSae saas xit@a ~
tast ,hree yesfA
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IN Sono1%'Gs 1oaI Gas issued his annual Irs pro,
Gor. J.|Ns"z ,aEing J,I Thursday, November
sI,n''ion' m %11,sn Thanksgiving sud praise
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MUsciE, Ixp.. November lA.-DoIeys
Osera House at Anderson. Ind. vas
burned this norniag. Loss sso.0eO. No
insurance.
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Butler Hung In Bftigy,

WEsr BURYroRr, Mass. Noseuser Ia
Early risers this morning found Gene'a'
Rutler hung in effgy on Browne Square.
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A Sew Centrnl Americaa Repablte.
Mnch Suffering at Burnt Carthage.

NEw loRE, November ll.-Thcre is still
grca, suffering in the village Of Carthage.
Which was recently almost destroyed by FIRE.
The village has population Of about 5000,
and nearly half the people are homeless.
In many Instances three and four families
occupy the house Of one. Two hundred
buildings were destroyed. There has been
received for relief $4,000. The people
ieel very grateful, but the fact that three
times this amount is absolutely required to
enable destitute people to get through the
winter.
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Loxpox, Eovenbs H-Thsg goVanasst
has ssus tvo hssdssa tees q tEpe6eo "
protect coal;ne stations n C6aA
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rhnI.rain Paris.

PARIS. November li.-Fve eases OF
cholera occurred yesterday among The en-
ployes la Offices Of the newspaper Aoniieur
Universal One Of these, printer. d.ed im-
rnediatelY.
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Not Before Monday.

CATsxILI, N. Y, November l4-The
county clerk states that the official canvass
of Green county will no. be completes until
Monday evening next. The TIMES and
Sun each give Blaine a plurality ofl5.
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Vol. 22.
s-ro.E BREAKFAST.

=, ,.rnins rapidly The EsI.. Rep"o,,,
% ,.so.S s:S' Iso'os ss, up the s. fopss Soss
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WAY Is it that so many neglect coughs
and colds until they get consumption
Why is 1t so many die Of consumption?
IL is because they wiz not come and be
healed. Every one knows sure conquer
er Of throat and lung diseases is DE-. Wis
tax 5 fs!Sam Of Wild Cherry. and that it
eau &c had OF snY Druggist
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AnIncrease ofTwenty.

10 as compared with The cary press re
n0rt
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81. Lawrence County.

CANTON, N. Y, November i4.-St.
Lawrence County official Blaine, l3,44l;
Cleveland, 6,O35; St. John, 3ll; Butler, ~
Blaine's plurality, 7,4O6. This agrees with
the Times figures. The Sun had Blaine s
nluraGtY /, 7,l04.
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rhn PInnnrx ConnciI.

BALTIMORE, November. 1.-THE work OF
the Plenary Council to-day consisted in
having the reports Of several committees.
All proceedings in public sessions are in
the Latin language, while the discussions IN
secret sessions are in English. There was
n conference this afternoon in the Cathedral
of arch Bishops and Bishops at which the
work of'the week was reviewed, but nothing
Of particular subjects nor conclusion reach
ed were given to arch Bishop SegherS
Of Oregon, preached on "Indian missions
A meeting Of the Catholic National Colont-
zation Association called for Tuesday next
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A HEAVY FAILURE.
A Big Lumber Dealer Makes As
Assignment.
NEW AMERICAN asrusu'.
Lawyers Agree In Saying That the Blaine
Libel Suit viii Drop BY Mutual
Agreement.
NEGROES SHOOT TO KILT.

MrSoxoSEE, Wis, November l+.-Cap-
tain William Wilson, engaged in the lum-
Der business at this place, made an assign.
ment yesterday. His liabilities are $500. 600.
Wilson had endorsed heavily for other cor
poratious, and the aggregate amount OF
such claims are more than he could meet
without sacrificing his property. His per
sonal assets are in excess Of tho liabilities
BY a considerable amoaat. His assign
ment was made unavoidable by the failure
OF the Pioneer Lumber Company st Eau
Claire. Wilson has been one Of the most
prominent business men in Northwestern
Wisconsin.
A New Central American Republic.
NV YoRK, November li.--Venezuelan
Consul, Arthur W. Roudisr, stationed in
Boston, returned from Gaute nala yesterday
and described to a reporter the festivities in
that country on the occasion Of the meeting
Of the Presidents os Guatemala, SAlvator
and Honduras at which Venezuela end
vs." W.. tn TN ..n.i. ~ Minis.
's'" " ...aea, future Of all the FIVE
governments, Consul Roudier said, will be
affected by the meeting. 1t was proposed
| that those countries should unite in one
Central American Republic with Gen Bar.
rios as President All who participated
were in accord on this subject and il met
with great favor among the people.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-16
4 FORTUNATE CANlDL4N.

if.ofrfnI fo,,<sp0nlCHre oC ThS GHPql0 toWi'E
ThcIc is n pleasing little ancc'lrtc IN cOnnrc-
tio with tLc carnival Of frcHCmana getting llch III q
dnv fact almost unparalleled IN the history OF FRO
vince of Quebec FTcnchmcn Bhptl>c II"fic HN'- ~ "
ltlc sorS and half slate plastrIcd mousse near inc
market here hc kept small retail fur store
ere ne lived for the past hy years on ne MI Just
vrrlnnkng the old Bon ccOur church. ia" oldest sacred
odi0rr i'm uada being huiit hundred years ago Bhp
ti4fr WAS DOOR though his iurs were always o lc
c-f oualttv and the finest in the world hS establish
meat was comparatively unknown ard consequently 1T
tie TatrOniZcd e..
Things went pretty much me same -Eapli-tc or
twenty live years he left with his dog, gun and snow
shoe. every fan and returned home n the spring 10 hls
Marie with his tObogSan well packed WITH precious ana
valuable iurS DC sold for the next Ndsou Ilc Ecef
1Ilv aid moi manage sell more Than hall his slhtk ot
tf,,ui year 10 wear INT by ingenious plan Ms vie
managed To preserve thc:c that when the time
came IutiSie -iuuIOu all hls culcflHi-t ana
attract To his shop they were IN ~ perfect Or
he had Just stretched thcIn on the lntle pine
o after shooting the animals IN thc hl,h
Enntisr decided remain home this winter tO enjoy III"
carnival did not wish to take adv Inldsc of The ol-
nrtuutiy make money like too many other trade spec
Ii, but merely to enjoy himself HoWcSeI happy
Thought struck bm and lac advertised his fnis In all The
local papers. - - - a..
IL grow very cold day two after the Opening ot the
carnival and as an American gentleman said' the ncr-
cuty having got high up IN The glass during the INST
of week that II almost toOk tNn thcliupHctci7
ncoI together 10 gauge il, now To he found down
kuockhg thc bottom ont OF the concern ms chaiGc
uersuaiCd the American visitors who bad come here IN
protected against the frost further than by plug nat
aud silk handkerchief 10 in for mrs, ami tal-
te'- vns soon he the cheapest place III the
cy In two DAYS hts whole stock was sold WIN tho cN
crnlinu of half red fox skins 0nh half as many
silver fox skins, the latter bringing hnl Ill Iie let S'o
Tor the LOT Baptise yesterday poor French cana
IIn fnrrer To-day he is thanks 10 the carnival worth
$4,000 He had several daughters who we're always
employed evenings making mp the fIs hc brought home
New-York tribune., 1884-02-16

eok.s, n like TO new my breath away '''"'
critters S3 Stranger. didn't tote much baggage c"
DAYS an my gIpsac was on the IRAN IN n''''i ''''
utcs soin 10 Georgia. didn't say much aoout NY "~
ness hut thought q right smart heap "oI lh' s''
tho olc woman an the gals to work a-pickn up arpns
We all let kept mouths shet an worked mo h an
ic an uIrty there about 300 Of the CRITTERS
acrawln about my pastures, an the woods was e'ei"
a. cin rcckin IL the iust tat pin faImin over "o
ir this country II slow hihness, powerful lo" 'H
the dlrncl things wouldn't eat bite an they always @
The skulLs Whenever went nigh one hc Jest closed 'ho
front and back door, Of his shell an po'auned TIL Ne
away from him They wouldn't he coaNed an you
couldn't drive en- an the only way 10 do WAS To iot '
have their way. swung hell about the neck %
biz old fellow that the lai. called abraham 'l''e IN
looked patriarch Ike an Yer ouShtcr new seen ,''
He planccd about V0r-cn % ca with paper Sho's w.
he eot used To II an behaved. By an H me-, nr iat
jingle the bell an the Diner i Ir XXX Is s,iov ir>i lie
meant an they .ot tu foiluWin the olu lu", Jv IA
,it ,,,"'l .ortr, didn't have much troun'' 10 10
keep NJ, feed for en- cause thtF Nuun NJ ,d eat
hay or wheat Blamed II ! Aic" "'''
& III mc ten YER yer over want T." 90 IN ,o H' %
,l,,I sE,,n ihcv ion't mind sayin out NJ hshl , .
is they like il an had rnthcr 90 IL, "1 an ' c All day AM
,i,, :, mn the lob an go to nrghhnl 'h h''
~ ~.hl I'm Hut a. cit along ~ the end o the fu,i wear
,i my G"cE OF I'm pins an there wa iet goo oi
I'M. ic>t exactly. -couutin Abraham Nrll' anu. nun zoo "5
lr Al nv time now N,I know jest siaitcG WIN ~
of cmf Thinks |. that won't do Ougllcr he sohe >"'
Of infrn>f on m, hznc,s to make arpin arnin Pay,
t how in The ba1cs was hcrc TO be any Interest y lne
blamed things didn't hatch Gurus, warn IL Nauhh
g.. the whole y'a. neither mary one Well -o,r f,,
10 I,!Unat!n about how there wasn't n" hiE lihR III
talpin fnrnin' n0h0w and owd tO tel tie "lu woman
of IT, She said she told me 80. he tod me o. ul VII vi"
mighty nigh distracted, an begun 10 Ic'l S"l'' 50"
like. one night there cum up thunder >tol' ,i "!t ~
the ornaIc-t lct-doWus ever yer NaW Now t'' , ~ 20
pasture Was sopiu ike and purt! steep an lh't NHsl
no ,IaSS nor nnthiu croNiW u De-. NHl rs Sl, th' %
power OF rain one night an ucA mnfh" VIZ !,
do ,oa rcckn. stranger ioad thc tarpltt en-, ,c,n
M didn't fnd cn, an never cNlrcl 70 Hh' III IL
The rain iost washed 'cm away down IN" nu l'u @ w
swamp an they gone flr good t' me oH ~ ~
I've uut agn jrpins- thc' cant stand I'shrts. H'
vcr can invent some way 10 learn en- how. Non JrNi 90
into tar piu farIuin'- high land tm1Hn iilWh ".
An.L.L. .nuLLLA lAnh. Gnnl lA -rNnE,r Nnllc Asu
New-York tribune., 1884-02-16
INDIANS IN WASHINGTON.

From Correspondence e( The PhitodeiPhic Reeord.
We almost always have some Indians mere,
They want 10 sec the President once In while ana inc
secretary o the Interior aud the President and the see
retnrv ot the Interior want To see them The Indians
aIyays have "a very good time Tney are thc guests OF
the Nation such they brought mere III 9ood style
carefully shown all the attractions or the town ana non
lied f0 certain extent by the people IN certain sort OF
sncicv YOu see them at hotel hops aud al tDe Pfcsl
dents lcvees, ii you attend thOsc delightful cntcfta-
Inenls and and then az senator mousse hey uce
and sing for his guests. They don't usually get what
they come for; hut they always get something; ana
soneiucs il seems botcr than the thing they asked Tor
Then they have lots o fun as they 20 along don't sup
oo tbeiT constituents are always satisfied tn the way
In Irh thea delegations conduct thclr(missioni but
thon Won know constituencies aro alwnysFm
and i'm This ease they very i'll bred az well ,
one thing that these Indians usually carry nacK 10
their friends uIOfound respect for the Great fathcf
oycr oruurcd during their inspection OF the Executive
Drnortmeits Some Ncw-Mcvlc Indians recently ~
he cnpital carried back with them ideas somewhat
marc cxtrayaCiHt than usual. They began thc stoy
with the remark that President Arthur was the wealth.
st man IN tho world that in his great treasury gOlu ana
silver wera ~ plentiful the sands on tho plains OF
New Mexico and that IN his great sorchouse tno Pes
dent has 200 wives, who have nothing rlso 10 90 out
count ont paper money FOR him all day lOhS' 1ou hay
ftuuW inc HE
New-York tribune., 1884-02-16
HE DIDN'T ENG1GE HER.
rtom rhs h1,loN Iloe pro.s.

Ihf IiffiGV Iffc Ffft..
4 youug lady went 10 an intelligence once
e her day and trre girl III a. the lne, sal
down to waii Shcis Jefferson avenue Dcc ana
lrada the CAV procession i'm society crcles she s a-n "a
good daughter and model h0usckecper taxing an INC
care of "A large establishment on her mothers aHeIho
As She sat and waited in The intelligence Office gen
trluau Whul she knew came IN 10 get q S1l shc hdu
met him at social reception few shis previous, ne I'D
fll evening dress she costume Of pink sllk ana span
ish lace with roses III her halr' ne ha1 Wl,ptitG
sweet words of admiration TO her, and she hah blnsheu
bcncoth his TOO ardent care. II WIS only y rehearsal o
that foolish old play Loves Dung Dream, but II had
left ueJsaut memories with both.
She could not help showing she Glad to meet him
again and half rose But he passed her 10 speak to the
woman at the desk who supplied "hep" To domestic
INV brothers family are in need of girl, Mrs. --
Can YOU send mp there to-dayl' .
NO. sur" said the woman stOidy, una ant ono III
now" M ,.,..,. .,t.
Turning IIpon the young lady, who IN her PLAN Walking
yelled tuibau sat trembling Win appentlHou
Ia now she ant girl" said the mistress u thc III
fepiCcnrc but the customer paid no attention 10 her
Sec here Miss. Mira what's yOnr name, ne ashf',
ohrnnt "can YOU do general hOusework, wash, iron and
c0Ok2 YOU can and are worm yo'u SAN SV" ~" gu -
placc-dyc hcarT ,,, IA, l.,
The gfl slrunt hastily from his extended hand and hc
asked ...... a., 80. ,.. y,
sneak English. We dOnt want N0u WHAT'S the maltcr
with wont Amt deaf and dumb, are you
Pv ths time the indignant girl had collected ber WIS
and rising from her chair she walked out, leaving nm
staring after her.
"she will meet and she will miss Him,
There will hc vacant stare
But he viii never know what fate did for him in the in
tcllirPpte Office.