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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-28

THE latest story about Cooks eX-
cursion is that it was u "put-up job"
to show the Mobiles and Representa-
lives that the Hawaiian Kingdom
wanted q navy. The poor Pele has
been badly treated.
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In our recent article on taro flour
q mistake was made in the directions
for cooking. The following are
correct. "The -four should be put
in cold water and allowed to heat
gradually and boil u to . hours
according to quantity, if put in hot
water the inside will not cook and
retain fresh starchy taste
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
The Nutt-Dulscs Case

PITTsBURG, Jan. 1.-THE usual large
crowd was in attendance ut the Mutt trial
to-day. This forenoon a number OF wit
nesses, principally relatives of the prisoner,
were examined. They testified to his Pc
culiarities since boyhood and his melan-
cholia ard changeable disposition since his
fathers death.
James Wcls, his uncle, stated that Cap
tain Nutt's full sister, Mary, aud his
brother, George, were mentally unsound
and placed in charge of a committee sp-
pointed by court. Two other brothers
were deaf mutes. James was always
dull.
James Junk was with the defe ndsnt four
hourson the day OF the shooting. and re-
marked TO his wife that Jim was unusually
reserved and didn't appear to want to
talk.
The afternoon session was.taken up with
the examination Of experts conoern ing
Nuts mental condition. A.bypothetical
question covering the facts brought ont
in tho evidence was read TO each. ALI
agreed that " the facts were
as stated, Matt was insane
when he killed Dukes. DIS. Pollack and
Daley said that Mutt was the victim OF an
uncomfortable impulse, which might exist
Va any person without being manifested he.
fore or after the act which led to its discev-
ceived with every evidence Of favor by the
spectators. Several jurors took copious
notes.
Nuts sister Lizzie II confined to her
bed to-day from severe nervous prostrstion.
She over-estim ated her strength In her
desire TO be near her brother. Grave fears
have bee, aroused by her condition.
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National Notes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL The boord Of su.
pervising inspectors Of steam vessels met
again to-day, General Dumont pre- iding.
submitted an improved steam recording
gauge for the approval of the board. NJ.
White, OF North Adams, Massachusetts,
presented for approval p new nautical sig.
nal apparatus, aud J. M. Gibson, OF Chci'
go, submitted request That the
Orme safety valve, approved heretofore
by the board, be placed on an equai fooiing
with safety valves OF the same capacity.
Resolutions were offered TO amend the
rules on steam whistle safety valves and
that all boilers aud sets OF boilers have at.
tachet 10 them at least one steam gauge
which snail correctly indicate Iressure
equal TO the hydrostatic pressure applied
BY local inspectors.
In this memorial to the senate ex-Sena.
aior Kellogg, referring TO the charges made
by J. J. Newell In his letter OF Mag l2'h
that he (Kellogcl and other senators entered
into arrangements to secure the passage OF
the ac. Incorporating the Texas q Pacific
Railway company, says; ~ pro
nounce the statement and allegation
In the commune alton signed by J. New.
ell. which in any manner imputes 10 me
any improper or question able act Whatever,
Ia connection with the passage OF the Texas
4 Pacific act, Q vile. malicious falsifcation,
utterly fsse In ,eneral and detail, and be.
lieve IL 70 be equally false IS TO every s.ste-
ment contained tn rein in any wise reflect
ing upon the character Of the other gentle
Ricnsrd Lambert, OF California. va, to-
day nominated United States consul at San
Bias. Mexico.
The subcommittee OF the house commit.
tee on judiciary considered the bill intro
duced by C0ibertoB, OF Texas, to define the
OF Infamous crimes" that
here may be Uniformity OF decisions ss 10
what ofienses shall he prosecuted by in
formation The committee agreed TO re-
port a bal declaring all crimes punishable
bv imprisonment longer thsn one year in
famous and 10 be prosecuted alone by in
dictment.
The committee on pensions directed a
report TO be made on the bill
granting pensions - AL survivors Of the
Nexfcan war. wars with the Creeks and
s.mtuoles, or the Black Hawk war.
Senator Slater. OF Oregon. has been ap-
pointed on the committee on com merce IN
pl sc~ OF Mr.. Farley. excused.
The senate spent an hour ara hall TO
isy IN executive lesion, considering the
Mexican treaty. hs sErvrtn, wx
reached before adjournment. The dsbafe
vas cl sed ard tomorrow a vote will be
AIKEN immediately. The principal speeches
o-dsy were By Mr.. Gibson. opposing rstifi-
alton on the ground OF iniusi,ce 70 the tu-
ror Interests OF h,s state. aud Mr.. Miller. OF !
New York, favor1Ds ratification NJ. DOL
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legislature assembly. After compliment
ing the people upon to prosperity which
has attended them in the past, and maxim
predictions of Their fnfure grestnps'
The governor reviews the mineral and agri
cultural resources in goNint terms. Th
inaroes OF the territory wer" shown to oe
a prosp 'rous c0ndi'iIl. Ralcsl chang,
in the veterinary lavs nre urged in oder
nreveut the .introd uCti0u Of COatagio 3,
diseases In thiscdtlle section,
The YelloGstone national park questio"
is dealt wi'h bueny, the govarnor urein
lie necessity OF more stringent Legislation
and extension of the county iudicii
authority over the park by the county ~
which 70 20 situated The questi N OF fe.
male suffrage il ignored
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DeImonico's Funeral.

NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE funeral OF
Charles Delmonico took place to-day from
the Catholic church of st. Leo, whittier the
remains had been taken at n early hour
from his late residences. John Hoey, 8. l..
NJ Barlow, wm. b. Dinsmoie, NJ. Moran
and J. G. Babcock, at the request OF the
family, ACCOMPANIED The body TO the
church. The ladies ~ the family conti0ue
prosrate with grief and we're unable 10 at
tend The religious services. A solemn MSS
oi requiem was celebrated by the pastor Of
the church. He also preached a brief
eulogy. The body was piac In the Def
uouico vault in the old ST Patrick's ca
thedrai. Every hotel in town aud many
out OF town were Tepresented at the funeral.
Soc'ety IN New York was also rgeiy rep-
resented ana the church was crowded,
many being unable 10 enter.
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PAYyE's FoLiCr

sAAis
PAYyEs FoLiCr,
CoLUsnus, jan. Ex-senator elect Henry
H. PAYNE spsnt the day ia ealing an Cor
ernor Hoadley aud visiting the state depart
mont. He tonight az the Neil house
rendered banquet 10 members ~ the leg.
islslnre AID s'ste officials, 10 which ths ia
Yfatiors are limited, not msuy more than
go hfing Invited. Receniion was held In
tie sHIig part OF ths evening, and many
nsnplr Called 10 extend congratulations.
Very few NJ those were present VITO man
Hrfa pavn-'s contest fnr the sensiorship.
The banquet was Rrfre spread aud perfect
in de- all Numerous speeches w. ~ m4ir
but al. eyes we're m the distiuru., bed vs..
itUr when he wts called. Ia his urelimi.
nary remarks Senator PAYNE sid
hat he considered his pl'Ciion
high compliment T. tha democrats
IT northern Ohio aud their loyalty
10 me party. In the C0urao If nig remark.
on tho civil serve, lay IL q said 4. WAS like
tryiog TO clean ,he Augean stables
with toothbrush; that tho only
remedy for the service which has
been under tse control Ot the republicans
Tor the past twenty yeara and oil Offices
hIlcd from the highest 10 the lowest. by
Representatives OF that party, was 10 elect
democratic president. This would be
tie only COMPLETE aud radical remedy;
no favored tariff for revenue limited to the
necessities OF the government economically
administered, and 40 al rs ej ~ 10 eucour.
ags the productive industries ~ home and
afford Just compensation 10 lsborers
without.
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since .Dr Washington, ID l-rf wsre received
this m0rninr % slsls 4 sciiya work
Il Is claimed that onlF S6U9 afs len nf the
original appropriation for the completion
II ih0 work snd further Ald 10 requested
from congress. Cnarses arc made oi fraud
and rfook sdneis Ia the nanaFem no II the
work aud disbnfslrs money, IL isunlikely
that congress Will make An appropriation
until an Investigation " had. which 10 earn.
estly desired ~ q msi prity Of In. citizens.
The general feeling Is that there mas been
Ia the matter, but n I, thought
To be- Gnnhned 30 prominent government
officials more than IA the contractors.
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ainlprn cticc.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. IL, - Harriet
Schell, dsus hter OF q prominent citizen OF
Lances or, died this morning from an ab1r-
ton alleged to have been committed ny DR..
Bruce, OF Philadelphia. Joseph Stricklrr,
her alleged bstrayer, is under arrest. The
girl, in her dying statement, said that four
other girls were under treatment at the
house ia Philadelphia where abe was ope-
rated on.
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Results ola Row

Few ORLEANS, Jan. Ii.-the Times Dem
ocrat's Water Valley, Mississippi, specia
says: Yesterday AZ Dallas, near here, gen
eral row occurred in the store OF William
Harmon, resulting in the killing uf Evans
Harmon aud fatally wounding OF William
Harmon and Robert Lsrner and the seri-
Ously woundng Of several others. Bishop,
who shot William Harmon and instigated
the row, was unhurt. IL is thought he will
be lyncbed II captured.
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Hallway Matters.
rHIrRuss LINE TROUBLE ssDsD.


Nav YORK, Jan. 1.-THE executive COM
mittee of tho board OF directors Of the Del
aware, Lackavanna a. Western railway
company this sfternoon authorized Jay
Gould to present TO COMMISSIONS Fink a
proposition TO srbitrste matters In dispute
between that company and tho roads
comprising the eastern trunk line
nool. Commissioner Fink accepted
he proposition and Withdrew by tele.
graph tue order previously so.t 90 The
western roads IN regard TO the I,iGSEwanna
company. This road ~ 10 eater the pool,
and The allotment OF rs percentage will be
settled by arbitration. IL is understood
that the LtCEawanna vii, name one gentle
man and Commissioner Fink npo her, aud
tbes' two the third. This practically ends
the Trunk line troubles.
EoRrHERN PACFlc's SEg PRECEDENT.
Nav YuRE, Jan II r. lbsrt II rni. vice
prealdent oi the Ella rail gay, was to-day
elected president If the Northern Pacific
railroad and has accepted. He was tor
merly connected with the Chicago, Burling-
ton q Quincy.
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To 10 Brought Back,

sisr. LOUIS, Jan. l7.-V4lley Walker, who
was brought here from Fort Worth, Texas,
few days ago under the sup.
position that he killed man in st.
Louis county some two years
ago, proves not to be the man wanted. He
was taken from jail at Fort Worth, where
he WAS resting under sentence OF seven
years in The penitentiary tor assault 20
KIN, and will no doubt be returned to the
Texas aut hOrities.
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A Narrow Escape .

DENVER, Jan. lI.-Last night the resi-
dence of John M. McGuirk, a miner of
Leadville, was blown up by giant
powder. A lighted candle set lire to the
curtains and the flame was soon commu'
uicsled to the wusd-sned whore the
powder WAS stored. As soon
~ McGuirk discovered the lire
hs realized the danger, caught up MS three
little children aud ran into the street. lie
had barely reached place OF safety when
the explosion OCCURRED, terd.ly blowing
the house into atoms.
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An army oi lanOrers are At work on the
Texas aud Pacific Road, between New Or
leaus and Atcnaialaya bridge, and iuli
CON plement Of material trains arc irsus-
porting avel ballast TO that SECTION OF the
line. In tex months At mes the Texas
aud Pacific X ,sd will be IN first-cisss oroer
when fact time Will be made, ard tie time
between Nv Orleans and Marshall, Texas
greatly reduced. The company is vorkiug
vary quietly yet fec lively, and the con-
trsctors ere making good progress.
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Nfw ORLr,vs, iin, IL -Cirn Guisi
Write thcr - sats IA iair demand a.
love- rites. 80. C,rnmeal higher 4nh
scarce 81 % BIk meatsi IA fsir den ID
atd irregular: shoulders ptck-d, 6 ~ : 10
q 20. shnri c.err ant clear rir. : ga ~
Tvs. Bacon, long clesr ana c ear iin,
hirher and scarce 5 j-S. Sugar dnn.
low =; common ~ CORD Common. 5l-2 70
.57-S. veil. " car fied ga Z. rhiie clsf-
if-d ia GRADUATED, 75s. Olhers un-
changed. Excnange. nnchanget
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Brutal Murder or a ChIld.

DENVER. Jan. H-Ouray Is greatly exc.t'
ed over the brutal murder OF little Mary
Matthews by her foster parents, Mike Oud-
dixie aud vile, and whose brother job N
Carroll Is living ten miles from Odray.
Denver Catholic 0phan Home. Size died
suddenly Saturday morning and was al
most i'm medistely buried by the Cuddikes
fhis FACT, together with the knowledge
that she was the victim OF most cruel treat.
meni, aroused the suspicious OF
the neighbois Who notified tho
coroner, and no At once exhumed
the body, when evidence OF per terrible
death was revealed. Her skull was frac-
tured her iimhs cut in several places, one
leg was broken and feet and hands frozen
solid. Tho Cuddikes while preparing 10
leave the country were arrested and jailed.
Talk OF lynching is freely INDUCED in.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago. Jan. l7.-CHHle receipts, 5uOi
strong: export, 50 10 500, good To choice,
a. 81 10 so, common to me 'ium, ST % TO
s5g0 Sn1ep !eceipts, 1000 steady and
unchanged; Inferior ia tAir SO to 81; me-
dunn 90 rood, 81 TO si75; choice to extra,
So 10 So 20.
KANSAS rIrY Jan. " -Whent lower;
l4toS0l-2, ca'h; 81 F.bruhrr; q . ~
IS, NAV. Corn lover; 30 ! l.. cts1; 80 IL
BID, February; a 80, May. Or,s
dull and nom nal; 30 asked.
Cattle rrce,p.s 60, sJ..d r; ul,,Y' a'',r'
l,OI6 lol 1891 pouuds, 5i.GO b. S6uO; s,ocker'
and f.edrrs 50 5Oteeaers,s3 20 te "a 5ocows
S325 to 81. Sheep receips 100; quiet ana
unchanged.
NEW York, Jsu. IL. -beryes receipts
two car 10 ,ds; no trr1ing on neei cftce;
dressed beef uull and irregular, WIN lSht
suupy; good and prime beef and lhrral
offerings; common, including two car loais
OF very common western, city sHusni'reL'
sold Mt s to 10 1 .; western, Il 10 ~
Sheep receipts. 200; easter WIN dull
finish; sI % % 90 IS TOR poor TO good sheep
SIS 20 ~ Is tor lamhs. A few picked VEIN
ers reached l6.51 % 90 70; II few extra lambs
sold at $50 t.o1r ia L "heNt 500 ! y,
PIG lower. Options opened uuse'tled, -
10 Pa lover. later we're stronger, Going
I4.Io5 s snoye inside pr'ces. NJ 4rsd, 81
No.3 red 1913 4 10 9S Sd NJ. . red i.oi 4
to Sl.Oi. Corn, spot, l.2 TO- ~ loser;
options l2to 2 lnver; closing s,eady
with recovery OF IL t. 8 s; unrfadec 40
TO 90; No. 3, 81 - 80, steamer mixed, OJi
No. 2. 81 "a u g. Coffee, spot
fair out dul aud weak; options.
rs lower and fairly Pctive: s1lss,
$50 bags; Rio No Z January, 10 80; + bru
ary, 10 CD to 10 20; Marcb, 10 50 10 100;
April, IL 90 to ll.l5; May, II 10 10 j 25
June. Ills to IL So: July, ll3o 10 ll4D
Molss,es quiet, steadily held. RICE steady
with modersts dsmsnd. Prt dull and
lower;.new me ., Si4 25 to sl4.5O. Beet quiet
and unchar ged. Lard lower; prime steam,
Q 90 TO 907 l.2.
COTTON srAriMHsT.
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Blown Tn.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. H.-Culpeper
Austin while digging a well, in Union
c,untv, wa. killed by an explosion OF iy-
Mantle cartridge and Mack Chapman was
terribly mangled AID u ds ing.
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singular suicide.

SALT LAKE, Jan. IA singular suicide
occurred near Salt Lake this morning.
Daniel Morris, aged 81. a Mormon polygs-
mist with three wives. after reading the
governors message went tn shed adioin-
irg his hcuse aal hanged himself.
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The Governor of wyoming's Message.
CHsYEsxs, J an. 1.-The message OF Gov
srner Hale was read this afternoon 70 the
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crnni.e,iness Charged.

Hor srnsos. AK, Jan. 1.-The gov
errmrut work upon the improvement Of
Hot Springs creek was virtually suspended
,o-dsy. The contractors les several days
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Mr.. r. c. Kahn. Nj. Calm, Texas, says
"My mother bad dyspepsia seven vefrs
Brownis ron Btter- completely curel her
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Committed.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. IL. - TSpecisll -
A t.Dispatch from jefferson
City says: Governor Critte- den
has com y uted the sentence OF Evan Jones,
tho negro who vas to be hung here to-mor-
row for the murder of Antoine Vale, to i'm.
prisonment for life.
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Tad ....... 1855 $3.50 s7iii25 ass. 50
Tn-ttrtr .aisH tl.i2 AaiS 20 b.. .....
Ee.,4 O. faf, d. r. .s ~ "a y tam. SIS, -ais
o. .sDr. fUgsrc rluri suL $40 :. OK th's "a
90. no yc,t- lay, leSs7i; THIS cay l. year,
"a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd Jan. 1.-THE Joint con.
vsntlOn OF the Legislature -Fain NIIlurned
without an election OF Lniied States sea-
.lor
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COTTON srAriMrsr.

NV YoRK, Jan. 1.-The following are
tn cotton receipts all ports OF the United
y atAs.
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HICKOX., THE DRUGGIST
30. 0OH NInin IltI.oet

PAYS SPECIAL IEEyaTGS e Gfy !2k OF
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"Prickly Ash Btters,' is purely vegetable
In competition IL sets directly on tho
liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels, afford
ing relief and cure IN all cases.
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WAsBrreros, Jan. 1.-The speaker laid
before the house. Morse acting % pre>ident,
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THE DOUGHTY DUCHESS.
Opposite Opinions about IL Wonderful
WOInan-Her Thumb aud Fingers.

Opposite Opinions about IL Wonderful
WOnan-Her Thumb aud Fingers.
Crack nuts with her finger? Why, you can't
mean TT cried a young lady graduate of the
Normal College, in the utmost establishment
But do mean it, affirmed her big brother,
who had taken several prizes in athletics land
| reassert IL: that Cymburga, wife of Duke
Ernest, of Austria, could crack nuts with her
fingers and drive nails into the wall with her
thumb"
what monstrous womanr' said the young
lady What useful woman" amended her big
brother.
Tho Austrian Duchess was mighty because she
kept good hours good habits and perfect diges-
ton.
Mrs. Alice Strong. of Pittsburg, Pa, writes
different story about herself, but deserves praise
for her kindness. She says: For the past three
years have been subject to severe attacks of
collie and cramps, and eXhausting attacks of
Diarrhoea. Weary of experimenting with medi-
cines, turned, with hope, TO PARK Frs TONIC.
Three bottles cured me entirely. ! have tried 1t
also for other ailments with which women nre
often afflicted. and it far surpassed my expecta-
tons. am happy TO offer this testimony for the
benefit of other women"
l Ladies who are interested in Mrs. Strong's let
| ter, will please remark that PARK ERS TONIC
is not intoxicant. 1t cures collie easily,
but by virtue OF many rare and powerful iDgre-
dents, it also masters all diseases of the Blood
such, for example, as Rheumatism, Consumption
Scrofula, and all disorders of the Kidney. Liver
and Stomach. III is vitalizer and stimulant but
not an intoxicant. Prices SO cents and 81 per
| bottle. HIsCox & Co., Chemists, New York.
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The Egis and Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, February s, 1894.
GIVE.


Give to the poorl To those who wait
With pleading hand and grieving form
By lordy hall or cottage gate,
Through freezing cold and hurtling storm.
Give to the poor TO those who crowd
Tho busy's city narrow ways.
Who see through dark misfortune's cloud
No sunny CLEAN to cheer their dvys.
Give to the poorl To those who toll
Outside the realm of art and song,
Who patient watch the unharvest'd soil
OF portioned duty, drear and long.
Give to the poor Each furnished soul
That seeks loves light, aye, all things fair,
Some tender heart should clasp and fold
Secure from bitter blight and care.
Give TO the poor Earth's weary onesl
Tho tired feet ! the aching breast
The dim blurred vision searching out
Through tangled paths Gods angel Rost.
Give to the poor Divine command
From him in whom we move and live;
Olaborer, artist, poet, sage,
Crown yc your work with blessing-give!
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My son." asked school teacher, "what
do you know of the proverb regarding people
who reside in glass houses ?" II don't know
nothin'," was the response, "about the PROV
erb, but know that people who live in glass
houses orient to lay bed in the mornin' un-
less they pull down the blinds"
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NO." said fond mother, speaking
proudly other twenty-five. year.old daughter;
mo, Mary isn't old enough TO marry yet.
She cries whenever any one scolds her, and
until she becomes hardened enough to talk
back vigorously she isn't fit for II wife"
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AN editor met young man who had re-
Gently been married and asked him how he
wss pleased with his changein life He took
a long breath and turning his eyes up said :
"Oh, sir, wouldn't take million dollars for
myself"
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Time, that great arbiter of all things has fully
demonstrated that for headache, nervousness,
dyspepsia, constipated bowels, diseases of the
liver, ehlls and fevers and all bilious affections
j. NJ Laroque's Anti-Blious Bitters, is the most
a bottle For sale by ali druggists W. il. Thorn
ton, proprietor, Baltimore. Md.
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Aunt Jane" said an exasperated wife,
81 wish it was q custom for women to trade
husbands, as it is for men to trade horses r.
"Why, my dear?" Because, if it was, I'd
cheat some woman dreadfully before sun
down."
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"A girl called at lawyers office and
waited suit entered for "breach of promise"
Says she: "He promised to marry me four
times. My affections have been blighted."
Says the polite lawyer "How much damage
do you estimator" "Well, was blighted
four times, and | think 500 q blight Snone
too much" Soft was entered $400 damages
for four blghts.
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rTEwA RTSTOwN ENGIIsuAND

- CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
2Sth ANNUAL SESSION will open MONDAY,
Sept. ID, 1888 The Principal, helper, not a mas
ter. Let us reach the anteRectS of our pupils
through their hearts,. Course English and CLASH
cal. Especial attention to Elocution. For Cata-
loguc with full information, address
CHAS. Il. WRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal,
3Qu SteWartstOWn, Pa.