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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-17
MECHANICS LIEN.

Fancis W IIutchins, Circnit Court for
r& Anne Arundel
p. Lewis Griffith County.
es, Erias on Ncchanfcs' Lien, TO October
Term, 1884
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to all
Claimants and persons interested, that
.yrif of scire facas in the above cause
~ come TO the hands Of the undersigned,
~ service according to law, to enforce
claim for mechanics lien, filed the Both
d,y Of November, 1881, for the sum of two
hundred and thirty dollars and fifty cents,
dpe 10 the plaintiff Francis w Hutchins,
n the defendant r. Lewis Griffith, for
work and labor done and materials furn-
.bed in and about the erection of two
gov frame dwelling house, situated
near Friendship in the Sth Elec-
lion District of Anne Arundel County,
and in the repairs of kitchen
near to said dwelling, on farm or tract
of land in said district and county afore-
said. whcreon the said defendant resides,
Or heretofore resided and owned or sup
posed to be owned by the defendant, un-
der a deed from Clara A. Ross, dated the
OH day Of March, 1871, recorded in the
Land Records Of said County, in Liber 5.
II. No ), folios 463, &c
Given under my hand this 18th day of
September, 1884
JOSEPH o FOWLER,
ppl1 lw. Sheriff of A. A. County.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-17
County Fair.

On Thursday next the grangers of
this county viii hold their annual fair
at Davidsonville. From all accounts
it will be well represented by the
products of the farmers in that section
and considerable interest is mani
tested by the farmer in that end of
the county to make it even more sue
cessful than on former occasions. The
display will be large both in stock,
poultry and farm products.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-17
BRIEF srENrIoNuNGs.

st. Johns College opened to-
day with a goodly number of stu
dents.
-Workmen commenced to-day to
lay the granite curbing around the
Market Space Park.
The Cleveland and Hendricks
banner still valves to the breeze in
its former position.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-17
Letter From Annapolis Junction.
ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, j
September I6, 1884.

oCptCAbDCE AOs AcoF.
lfr. Editor.
Since / last wrote you there has
been two deaths in this locality, one
little child and the other an old resi-
dent.
A little daughter of Mr.. Wilson
Wells was taken suddenly i'll while
at school on Friday last with what
the physician pronounced malignant
scarlet fever, and died on Sunday and
was buried yesterday. Several cases
of the same disease are reported in
the immediate neighborhood, and also
at Laurel and Savage.
Mr.. j. Lawrence, an old resident
Of Savage, who has been an invalid
for years was sent to Baltimore few
days ago to be treated there, and died
shortly after. He was q gentleman
well known and highly respected by
all who knew him.
The depot at this place Is being
dressed with coat Of bright paint by
tie B. and o. Company, which great
IS adds to the beauty and appearance
Of the same w.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-17
Pleasant Weather.

The weather for the past few days
has been charming. the sun shining
with genial warmth and giving prom
ise Of most delightful fall, This is
the most charming and enjoyable sea-
son Of the year, nature wearing her
most winsome smiles, and be decking
herself in her most brilliant raiment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-17
RATES or ADvERTHsTNG

One inch, one day. 70 cents two days.
VI 90 three days. $1.25 one week, 50. 90;
two weeks, $500 Liberal rates made
with those advertising by the month or
year. Local notices and political or spe-
cial communications, cents per line.
Ordinary announcement of marriages
and deaths free, but obituary notices will
be charged for at oae-half the usual rates
of advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-17

TRAINS LEAVE / TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail, 6.35 a. m, Mail, - S.55 a. m
Accom-, 11.5j p. III. Accom-, 1.50 D. IN.
Mail, 42Op. m Mail, 6.35 p. m.
sunday Trains $40 a. m. 420 p. m.
Through freight to and from Baltimore
every day. Local freight Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 9 a. m.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-12-11

Proprietor,

II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAHD FOR
N sale = fall stock Of every variety md style
Of parlor, dining room asd kitchen furniture
Lsviston I. 7. Nay LIST 1879. 1T.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-12-11

aieh clouds may be attributed the The
noincnal haios lasely Observed sSon: The
sun
a new process Of Separating mixed
cotton and wool rags consists in subject
iog ihlm to Ire acton Of jet OF supef-
heated steam. The wool Inel,s under 5
pressure Of I've asn'eIheFe, and links
to the bottom Of tie 4sesF'aeli rAils
cotton aud olLer vegetable tiiG,s >,auy ,
ihus remaining suitable fl tbs paper
Manufacture The liquid iaul o5nt4iring
the vol i then dsi-l sni tie rssidar
known IS az3tine, Is valuable foi It's nj
;regen
An important discovery in nronauiie
l. reported lrum G4laaay. 81 tie aid
Of compressed cArboaie aid thc gas in
ballocns is condqnsel or expanded at
pleasure, causing the balloon to ascend CT
descend Al the erouants viii.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
osls o.. s.sAssis.
tcsss rrsts.I's' wssksy.I..

ft@-- ~. ~ -.fni ss-- y f#-+8 i e
Mr., and Mrs. Psrvenie talking
over the .fnlnishing Of their new
hoHss on ne sysnue:s ssiq 'ial eisl.sl =.
Mr.. Parvsnis We'll, I supposs
~ mnst hsts sofns Of than a6tics
they're talking 10 much about 81.
Mrs. Parvsnie- Yes, ana soms
Of them Ponpey vases snd tttrs
iirma figures. and all the latest
kinds. - ,',s' ss9s''sa',9s .sss z. s'9sa. !, ,.
Mr. Psrysnis II wonder II We
ken cit ono of them Ssthsticsf e
Mrs. Pafvenie 80 One Of 'sui,
indsedl Why, MrA Dobson said
they HsS going 70 furnish their
hull house with esshetiss, I am
20 glad ~ want oas Ii dpmpapy, ,
Peter, whore peopls could hhye
sesd youf ignofanee; thsy Rolld
~ thought ~ hadn't hsA 4 d..
pence 70 -ablsss oafssIsssi with.
Ons asthstic. indsedlo ,.,.,.....s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
suuK1sa TIE Bln.

| hear her rocking the baby a.1aFrJ
Her room Il next 10 mine - 80
And FANCY fssl the dimpied arms 80
Thst round hef neck entWine. lefe
A. she rocks afd rocks the baby, aiilt-i
fnths reom tuDt next 70 mine. q
; I hear her rociine ths baby
E.ch ~ when ne twilight eenses :, 7,
And know therss : world q blensinS ~
In ne "bsSy bys' - huns. 70
can ~ ths tssllsss ineen fe, l71
PfAyiAS wi1h s.ipAnma's rings"
The swese, litsIs. 9miling, pouSing mouth
That 70 hen u kissing cilnRs. ~
AZ she rccks ard sinxs 70 the baby,
And dresr1s - shs rocks and sings.
I hssr her rooking the baby aat
slower and slower now,
And hssf her leaving her good night kiss
On Ne eyes, and cheeks and brow.
From her rocking, rocking, rocking,
wonder would she start, 80.
!. Could me hnew through The wall bstwtsn
She q rockinr on nv hsarsf
while my snply AIMS Are aching
~ fofm Wy u1ay not pfes1,
A.d y snsSZ hssts !. srsstins -
rliss 70 hsr rocking, roeking u 2
In ~ tocm ~ lsAt 70 mine, - 4
An1 hrsAths ! efAYst q alsncs : &. -
~ ~ ~ vSss 1870 az sfrsS ~ sSsss t e.,
IN ths room ~ nszt V tane. I. = =, - I,
10 r-4F-si ~ - iaL Z
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
sunday sverywhsts.

Q Fl.IJ II II ID
Tommy was buaiIy engaged in spin.
nine ~ tep % thu front stepa zone Sun,
day morning 10 plsin view ofthe people
who were passing to churshs 4 Tommy's :
mother. happening to look out Of the
upper windov saw him. andnsid:
fodlsy, Fan astoalsesll 70 re- you
q play tSdAJ. Doa't yg4 Know that L
is Sunday, and It Il very walked e, play
out therei Go into tue back yard if yon
want 70 spid your top. 7. = & -. q
well" ssid Tommy, ,a!st Z Sunday
out there toof fsv1sssV Hs(ily. ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
szpsessa zeInAa 70 oeises.

~ dida's thiak s. would ,eyef b ahs<
te - ihsoask With it'sAN ~ aa d
TIE gslleryS a. the Chaplain of thl
House dhi5hsd his feGitsf a Tie Loed.a
Rrayss.. r';Hs esstAinly aaid. 1iss N
this day sur dAily brsaA end / ~
looking straight q H6lush. but 81
Rsvsr Spensd his aouth." assss q &.
.i"Whst did yen sxpsst Hslnaa =
doy" 'ss - ~
.'Expsst him % dos Why. ebjset Il
tie prsssnt oonsidsratioa Of the psutiea,
Of course, and move 70 refer b % ~
ccmmitese On ways and nskns. s-Ra6k-
is9toa ksrsb&iess. = Is = = - y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01

NO." mid Put ths broker. II nsvel
speculate. I'm dead set sgaipst ~
klnds Of gambling. When ! bay, ! bay
At low Hgurss, and when sell, ! seli
high. How DO manage IL Oh, ii
easy enough. Lots at foels who'll f.
lievs anything anybody tells them about
the stock market especially H tbss any
body happens 70 be u the business him
seif. Operating in stocks. my friend. is
ine art, . fns mi. en- bat gambling I
detsst and loathe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
His ssudsss.

PstsrfAmilies-What b included D.
your curriculum! 5-s - -. :
Young Hopsful-Our what. pa! -
Pstsrfanilics-Ths eurriculum Of y6ee'
college. g .a...s :. :
Young Hopeful-Wsll, 70 tell tie
truth ! don't know. Yoa -. bsing he
stroks ore and the picked nine saPlatr,
l have not much time for botany. -PA3-
adelpA;a Cell. =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
pssseluY.sa d PARTNERSHIPS.

nueies b hereby given that the fsin hcrtt. Il.
eNhting under the name of i'rvyer wxngcm~,i
y this day diaolvsd, by the rsliremsns et h
= - A0& Ne bininess d the lAts nfn vi
~ eeadueeed b j, Bssyes, who Win pet Il.
>oS6o1 J, DRErER
annialih !sN - - II. wANcEMSv.
Lo An9sies. Cal. Fes. ., 1854. 7li icbssis
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01

II have received ssvsrsi ietters." 70.
marked railssAd supsrin tsudsss y - ~
resident svse thss eaecf that esrt91n
portiens Of osf rod ara in sathet bkd
repair" "Yssss ssplsa We prsssdsne,
~ 10 sbout time ~ sHeds snos her toe,
oiinspsction, You hld bsster NJ NE
d,te ead make, proper arrangements.
IAN riaht.y saiA H. superintendent
syvxs llsnday wlf ~ tie most cer
ks,isst "A ~ .eS|ss. ~. sAsHSAss'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
g, - = n. {.

.Tne uSDRngseNnD DEu ~ An OUNCE
~ tA4y tAys Sr4nelsfss1 tAsis baxtinr h1gi
~ = ~ LQNDsr, PAnD nd AAlkN:AH
he ~ pfN61sm. S05 ssns9ms ssFe<x III otbsr
hxsiness of fAz AND PRERes viii b. ssttied by
he emsulvts - - sos y1>os. rhAnking tAs
pebllc ~ the liberal patpo21Ee - ~ ~ We
bg 70 scsieis tks osuslunsos q - ans luf cur
'1sss'iSS ssa f~ssssso, xsssI !. Il
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
|Lullal, PaFit ne .fxRltal Ball
aa ~ r. i(kADn3DDJwescr4 ssiass
rs SsaSe1Hs 81, 1im 1tai6elspa. 4 T

Lullal, P2Ek Ml st1Hltd1 ball
asa ~ tAAnnRDDJ sseq1 sslass=
rs saaseaAs q. aa xfai6elspa
A.ssn..;..sss As.....s &: .S:sss:!i,. gs..:!,. = g e
d which ssco.o,e have been called n, asd
aeoo. 100 Ne subiscs 70 ean wish ess nossA's 70
aus.. lDtPeetern: q . vino r.
IMIuiSAN pAfsRSoN. Esq.,. (Asssrs. rstsrson
/ cd ainondz3 Loudon and singapos.
JAIL AZ ~ E ss: ss.S : f5ssss' S;s ~. y.
pAMEs Ia roNrAiSs;x-g.. Adrninistr.t So
e. - oess,sns. csssssstnoplsA loadss,
ItleH3esp touis sn,ct. l.ay I.sssp;,. Z g.
| sLrs I1SssD. f.q.. Css.r. L...rd rrrss.S s
Cis.l PsFis FNfe EE3M3r
MaaaeerS IL san franciscs.
DAVID oAmN !. ....s.... a.. -. s...: Mhnsges
EUoKNE nEyeR.. ..g....... I. 8 set. .nsnssss
- = ,uBAU OFktCle..,'s9s y -. 80
p aads y Ts5s cfAn - i0sa' 2 ~
LenAes Dns1tsFss ~. .. !,
BANK Or sCJrLAN1.. =; ...sss. -.s..l0SpoS
NEW Yo1x,- = he Ecndon. fs1is and
l Ansrkna Hssk, LmitsA, - Ezoherse Place,
FAf,szS,1sst Y. IN y A-.''e 1s's : s'ss k''
Having succssdsd 70 ths business Of Mossrs.
Lasard frerss, San FlkhciSeo, ws are now pre-
Psrsa saAs Asser1e esekIsE ss4fesf q.
pills d .szchsngs sgd ssisErsphic tnpseer'
FUSe9 essNeS. shs,gisr.n lell9s ssassN
sssiA ssiA Os sssl,ss 'ssSs md 1ssIss;Ssi esiss u a
United Statss.
COMMERCIAL end TRxvELERs CREDITS
tsns<sss~kAhls h ~ sns1s = ~ wsssd si:aE
| eosLecrscrs h6BF q sprsesr rsss 4 ..
~ esxtissczsis a. patcssr md y
MILLION toU663 Az. SeIA ~ lau.s1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
Acou1aaoHsfmsf REMEDY
SALICYIICAI /
No More Rheumatism, Gout,
- - or Neuralaia.
mgDMYG REl3f WARRAnTED
PgGmAnguI oD9g eoARANTEkn
Fiivsysass suEahliIAsd ana hsvx known 70 fall h
single case, acute or chronic. ksr-r TO
I'll prominent physiciAns and drug
gists 1nr N stending Of s
- - : r.

rnE ONLY D1SoLvyR o. fHE Poiso Sous
oF HnSUHATiC AND 0oGfY PAfiiS4a Z q Z
0Ak1C u NlCA y nskpCWn y cosiimesi
cHass q Rhssanatanm, 0s9s 81 Neunlgh. whlle
. ..ny e;e.l,sd 2ssse end supp ~d i-nsOss.s -
Il has been conoedod ~. .sninent scientists that
outward applications, such - rubbing WITH obs
not ss.hica1s thsn finnase, whirh ase the rssuit
OF IL po1soniDg = ~ h1Ded Nfh Uric Add. asll
HAL&CYLlCA vDsssl NH nArvslssel.
fsc1 - thin a11, an1 - runeve ~ dinna1se. IN
u sew sxplusively u.sd ~ IN eslseruesa yeyd.
Anudsmy 81 Psns rspoess - psf cent curss in
three dnrB- 1si sft - fus ri ,fift9n q ~ 9sll
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
OFFICERS:

DIRECTIONS;
s. J. Beck, Z :. Hewitt, Henry King,
Henry HAmnnei A. II. Denker James German
John GoldswoFthy, Thos. J. cuddy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
nurhes, RssaiaIl Bstks.

Ast,r uasssng for months with sciatlc rhsa:
haslun. ~ setr tytne nose ~ Ns,Sale,
hs.edss inslsss.s s!sesnSs: ~. W.. ,..,.ss sssrs
~, - r - - Rlss1du fashst ~ Meth
Nsin slvss1, - IAtlsr esrse q ~ heeeet -.
po1 Q . 49,, hstl sAvs nes - . rshpeA -
Eli tpin ~ hnnhs oscAgion.lly ~ eI.svepeve
esd ssss s-sscissssiS 80 - e 4 =. = s - -
~ X 'snss Is Temple plock
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01

shas SAGlCxLHCA y esrsA,b epis =,
4AeSn1Aftenk, Geet md NssgAlkl
0!ss i ~. Ksii.r s,s.s.ns.sd q moa.y =
nocnnds d tsstin,oni.is ssnt on application.
IA BOX. BOXES FOR =. sent frs "
~ Ask Your Druguist for II.
nut. a. n6t " dtlndsd into taxing mutations Of
g csss,ng .cscs,.Ds,,aed '.:, ,,,s ,s e :iSs.
q W44HBuIH - CO. Oh eNch box, which
gunxsh ~ ~ laifv undcf our signaturr,
tr5tf,s1t THhb no,oener. or hend 70 ~ 800.
wk1HB1RN , 90. Props. =.
,..xS xSIrSIsiSdiS,l lfSr. = aSaSe ~. \. \.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
~ srssswssiss "a ssass .'s s'' :. -, -
s..s ~ YunNIsHED ROOMS lis,s..
Pis.sntly los.ssd sna nsasay iasusshsd. 'srl.i
10 uar9asiNobs on IN susrx, = si =
Coruss pbs& usd Ftakkus streets, ene block rosa
+ susa ~ ssysA s1psss61dk ~ o9o :
REM0XAL-..

rhscsssfiSs1ii On "a ssstsai5s "a:
~ 5ss;ss Z. ;ss c ssSs 4 st'issss 1ss,.
~ Is q II Isass sss '''' - : ssss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01
fhis Stock il Perpetually Unasses-
sable. .f

This is an excellent opportunity ior those ~
small means to invest money In most promis-
Ing homo enterprise fs "a. -,
) By ordsr Of Board Of Directors snsSiiis slf
s. J. BECK, President
Taoa y. CcpDr. Secfefary. saniLl lsAr19f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01

A. meeting Of Tie Board Of Directors Of the
Colorado Copper Mountain Mining Company 1t
was resolved to place 100000 Of the stock Of
Tie Company o. ths market TO faise working
cspitel. NE stock b to b sold subjsct 70 the
condition thAt e seon = s10.0oe are uubscrssd
and paid, tie work Of dsvslcpmsut shall be
commsaosd. An money subscribed win be put
On special dspoat In the First National Bank Of
Los Angsiek So 5fttf ssrs5-l sf5 Trfl
Persons desiring information concerning the
mines their sssayr, location. ETC.. can apply t.
any Of the Difeetoss and are rsfsrred, by per
mission, to the following named Gentlemen: T.
y. epsucs, H. 8. 0fms, Join q. Uowbey.9f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01

LOCATION or MINEs-Four miles EAst Of the
Colombo River, In Yuma County, Arizona
Territory, 20 miles South Of The Needles" Gu
the A. SP. kk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
On 0as Bnblifnm!

@erlangt ia nur Sc a 3 IN aus ltrb aGtet
b%arauf, oaB Der gfame sc abpop ii1
auf Dem getauften 9lrtiteL befinost
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-07
9aS einsi9e s0mer5eln
9eIltt ffeI,

C(Ga&EN1 %AE@R
bos oueenb[i6li8 bic i3redli61en S6m ersen itint,
Gntsi1l6un gen uno Blutonbrarg ltnoelt unD otez
iet6el1 beilt, oh lie nun in Der 2uTgG, trt4ta9eft, ben
GinqetDei6en, Ben 9riiien ober Gnbere1 Sr9Gnen
a~uftreten, 1penn man e5 einmat benubt, unb Spar
SIT elmer big 3tpan5ig Minrten.
@GetduteG ME groB bie e6merse,t aud ieiu m6s
oen, bic all 9}beunatiSntus 2et6enbeat, bic 8ettld9ez
Tiqet, sic Gerfriippette1, Bic %9(erpolet, Die an 9ters
ucI, 1ueb o0cr un6eren 6rautbetten %etoettoe1t peroeI
bur9 bic 2tnlDenbu1l9 Don
IRadygay9s Ready Relief
auf Ser Ste1e &inoerltn9 ~er(an9ea.
GrtsimSmE9 Der 9eteeer, @sltsiinour9 Der
@fa1e, @ebarms 6 tSInbunS, Yun9enzG orpgeaipn,
6er,tiopfen, ,oyIserii6e Nnidlte, 81dune, &atarrb,
SroItbeu[en, ~erilorene Glttoer, GerpoIitdt, SdlaFoli9z
fett, 6iItne9, Nrliltz, 9titGe1iz aocr @ltebcrlduerSer
Quetl 3nuseu, Yerfau6ungar Sratowunben, taltes
uub btBtgeS S!cber.
Ole anpeuDGng pot Ready Relief on ben Ists
benoeu EGeitem perI6afit augenbltdat9e %%tnberur9 nno
grIeibterurg.
OrciBtg bis ie6Sig GropFen in eir t[eires @las Baiier
beilen In Uent9en .LugenbLjdel GrtTpfe. Nta9enidure,
SobbrenuItt, biliDie5 8opfpeb, N2arrboe, NIbr, &olit~
8lGbun9en unh aae inIertiben 4d1mer8en.
9ieileuae ioafen imIner etne Slalde pom Is ad ways
Ready Relief BET lid tragen. Mcnt9e&ropTen oapou
in gSaicr eet5al, bcueeu alien ben &rontDetten uno
bamtt uerfniiplteu EeiDer, Ge aus Dem 9ebrdu9 un9es
mo9nten &rinfnuIer5 ~eniitebei, Dor. @5 TT. etn beHerer
Sttmulaut ais 6rau5brauntneIt ODER StttereS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-04-19
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

The Salvation colored army at
Charlotte, N c., has seventy members,
and Is creating considerable excitement
among the Ethiopian fraternity.
"A mechanical training departments
will be added to the Minnesota Univer-
sity at Minneapolis during the summer.
An addition to the building at a cost Of
$4,000 will be erected.
The late Bishop Clarkson was in.
strumental in building over fifty
churches in Nebraska and Dakota.
Trinity Cathedral in Omaha was built
mainly through his exertions and in
fluence. Chicago Herald.
The Archbishop of Canterbury's
salary is $4,000 per year, and that of
the Archbishop of New York $50, 900,
Bishop of London $4,000, Bishop of
Durham $40, 900, Bishop of Winchester
$35, 600 and the Bishop of Ely $4,000.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Association held its semi-annual meet
ing recently at Boston. Sixteen schools
for the poor are being maintained in
Utah and the South, and an appeal for
more schools in the latter section was
made Boston Journal.
Education pays-ignorance costs,
The intelligent person can do things,
and do them well-the ignorant person
not only works to a disadvantage, but
does very little and very poor work.
Intelligence pays-ignorance COSTS
american Journal of Education.
"A refreshing kind of digniiied in
dependence is shown by the New Haven
clergyman, Rev. T. h. Bacon, who has
resigned because some of his flock are
dissatisfied with his teachings. He told
them if they didn't like him he could
find some other place where he would
be liked, and that he didn't propose to
stay as the pastor of any church of
which he was to be an issue. IN. y Sun.
Trinity Cathedral. in Omaha, re-
Gently consecrated by Bishop Clarkson,
is said to be quite remarkable build
ing, especially for new country. II
is cruciform, with roomy aisles, tran
| septs, choir, and clear story and tower;
| of the Gothic style of architecture. The
| porch is paved with tiles OF an ex-
| quisite pattern. The heavy oak doors
are the gift of St. Andrews Church,
Rye Beach, N. H. The cost of the
building is 800, 0O.- Chicago Times.
The urchins of Brazos County,
Tex, know how to make life interest
ing for the schoolmaster. The Pilot
tells of one who was called up to be
flogged, but just as the hickory was
raised over his head butted his teacher
in the stomach, knocking him over a
table and bench into a remote corner
of the room. Before the astonished
pedagogue had recovered his wind the
young goat was gone, and the rest of
the class were scampering over the
fields intent upon holiday.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-04-19

The first difference noted in hands is
that they are right and left and that
they are not Except in the hands of
some infants and idiots) counterparts
one of the other. 1t is well known that
no two faces are alike, that no single
face is so perfectly balanced that one
side is an exact duplicate of the other
side. 1t is just as true that no two per-
sons have hands alike, and just as GER
tain that no pair of hands are exact du-
plicates. The differences to be found
in that pair of hands which are most
alike are neither few nor doubtful. It
requires no expert to detect the varia-
tions. Any pair of hands will exhibit
marked differences, which will, when
pointed out, be readily recognized by
one of ordinary perception.
Usually the hands differ in size-fre-
quently differing in length and thick
ness, and in firmness and color The
fingers are often-generally-o differ
ent comparative lengths, and exhibit
also other divergent peculiarities. which
will be readily noticed by any one who
reads and remembers what we shall
have to say about fingers further on.
A very Slight examination of any
pair of hands will show that the princi-
pal lines even are not exactly alike in
the right and left hands. A careful ex-
animation will usually show that no
single line in one hand is exactly like its
fellow in the other hand.
have frequently found two persons
in whom the right hand of one was al
most like the right hand OF the other,
and whose left hands were much alike;
but never person whose right and left
hands were counterparts.
This difference between the hands
must be carefully noted, and the extent
and meaning OF the variation kept con-
stantly in mind while reading the per-
sonal peculiarities.
The left hand indexes the PERSONS
natural emotions, intellectual peculiar
tiles and physical status.
The right hand points out the direc-
ton in which the individual Is develop
ing, and the progress made in the mod
ification of the original possibilities iu-
to actual character.
In the case of "left-handed" people
this rule is reversed. In short, tho
passive hand exhibits the inherited cap
ital OF affection, thought and action.
while the active hand indexes the char
acter as developed.
The Astral paimists tell us that if the
lines are alike fair in both hands, they
show that the person resembles the
father as to physical form, and is like
the mother in mental and moral endow-
ments. The right hand being the
clearer and fairer. shows that the in
Gividual resembles the father in ply
sique, temper and mind; this resemblance
increases as the right hand is farer and
clearer than the lett. The left hand ex-
hibiting the fairer lines declares the
person to be like the mother physically,
mentally and morally, the more so as
the left hand is manifestly clearer than
the right.-R. a. Campbell, in 81. Louis
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