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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-20
Itching Piles symptoms and
Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like per
SEPARATION, Intense itching. increased by
scrat ching; very distressing, particular
ly at ght; it seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in and about the rectum; the
private parts are sometimes affected, If
allowed TO continue very serious recruits
may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT is
a pleasant and sure cure, Also, for
letter, Itch, Sait-Rheum, Scald Head,
Erysipe as. Barbers' Itch, Blotches. all
scaly. crusty Skin Diseases. Box, by
mail, SO cts; 3 fo- Sl.25. Address, DIR.
SWAYNE s. SON, Phila., Pa. Sud by
Druggists. mon tn wed FIJI &
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DR.. SPJNNEY
NOH KEkaNY 6TRET.

DISEASES
YOUNG MEN
VETHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects OF youthful folliee OF in
discretion will do well to avail them selves
OF this, the greatest boon ever laid at the
the altar of suff, ring humanity. DR. 4.
sFINNEY vii. guarantee to forfeit $500
for every case OF Sem inal Weakness or
private disease of any kind or cbarac ter
which he undertakes and tails to cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty TO
sixty VINO are troubled with too frequent
excavations OF the bladGer, often accom-
pn1i ed by slight smarting or burning
sensation and q weakening of the system
IL manner tina patient cannot account
for. ON examining the urinary deposits
& ropy sedisE eDt will ofteu be found snd
sometimes small partlcles Of albumen viii
appear, or no color will be Of a thin TX
lsh hue, sgain changing TO Il dark and or
pid appearance. There are many men he
die cf This difficulty, Ignorant or the car e,
which is the eecoui sta e OF = -minal we X
mass Dr.-Spinney will guarantee pert I
cure in all such cases, and 4 healtbyr =
toraiion OF the gvnito-urinary oTgrns.
Office HouTs-10 70 and toS. Sundays
from 10 to II =. n. Conauli alton free
Thorough examination and advice, So.
Call Tor address
DIR. SPINNEY & CO..
n II Kearny street san francisco,
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lock-" Il fine dark brown, Il years
old, and Weighing 1916 pounds.
Dan Pollock" took tie 1st premium
as draft st ,lliom and tie following
premiums were awarded his get:
Dcnnis' Sycar-old FLY, 1st prc-
MUM
Portcr's 3>year.old stallion, 1st
premium.
Montg"mcry'r span of 3-year>old
colts, first premium.
Tortor's 2-ycar-old flle,, End pres
MUM.
Rumburr's sue king colt, special
premium offered by Brizzec.
Mr.. z. P Shrine, OF Mesa. cxhib>
lis "Red Robihho od," stallion for all
purposes, taking 1st premium.
Barnett Br-s., of Mc-a City, en-
hibits Major b." stallion celt, 20
months old, roadster, taking 1st pres
MUM.
w. Newall, Mesa City, 4>ycar-old
mare for general purposes, end pre-
MUM
"Dave Balsz." of Phoenix, exhib~
its "Indcx," sorrcll, trotting stallion
with record of Sc
E. B. Kirkland, of Phoenix, ex-
hibits "Roxic.' chestnut filly, 4-ycar
Old, trot!ing stock, and winner Of the
3~year-old tr"tTing race.
A Tombstone gentleman exhibits
Bald Hornet and Little Buck"
pony running stock.
J. G. Williams exhibits "Sleepy
JeLn," running morse, and winner of
the quarter mile and half mile
dashes.
Kelly & Speedy have on the
grounds Butcher Boy" trotting
horse, and barred by the manages
ment from the 8,minute class.
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The official count of Mohave
county shows the following vote:
Bean. 1928 Head. ....... 208
Long. $50 Jones. .9G5
Cornwall :. 81 Ainsworth .207
r. Stem (Rep ) for sheriff ...2l8
g Thompson (Dem )...... $50
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:NGLISH REMEDY


l6 O ncFOI -Ialilu z
cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhaust
edVitality, Semin-
al " eakness ,Sper-
mstOrrhoes, Lost
Manhood. Impo-
ten cy, Paralysis.
P 70 s t atorrhea
and ell the terri
bic effects of
selfabuse, youth
full follies, and ex-
ceases in maturer
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years-such as loss OF memory, Laseitude,
Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society,
Dimness of vision, noises IN the head, the
vital fiuid passing unoOserved IN the Ueiue
and many other diseases that lead 70 In
sanity and death.
DR.. MIntie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case Of this kind the
Vital Restorative (under HIS special advice
and treatment) will not cure, or for an y
thing impure or injurious found in It. Dr..
Mintie treats all private Diseases suceese-
fully without mercury. Consultation free.
A thorough examination and advice, in
GLIDING analysis of urine, IS. Price Of
Vital Restorative 81 Goa bottle, or fourtimes
the quantity, $500; sent to any address
upon receipt OF price, or G. o. D. secure
from observation and In private name, If
desired by A. Z. Mintie,M D., No. IL Kear-
ny St. San Francisco, Cal.
Sample bottle sent free on appH-
cation by letter stating symptoms, sex and
age. Communications strictly Connden-
tial.
DR. Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETl.
CUN, cures all kinds of Kidneyand bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhoea, elect, Leucorrohea
For sale by all druggists; 81 a bottle; Si1
bottles. SIS.
DR.. Mintie's DANDELIoN PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and billions
cure ii tho market. For sale by all
uSgists. an1.ltf
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to Marriage, etc, from Excuses or Youth
! jul Fcilies, or any cause, Speedily, Safely
| and Privately cured.
| Young EstGdIe- a ed and Ola
men, ana al who mead medical skin!
| and experience, Consult the old Euro
! can Physician at once. HIS opinion
! costs nothing. and may save future mir
! cry and shame When announcement TO
! visit the city tor trea' menT, medicines
| cHn be sen; everywhere by express, free
| fz'Cs2a observation 1t is self evident
/ that 4 physician who gives his whole AZ
| tention to a Class of diseases ,.ttaEns
! great SIKH, and physicians throughuu.
| the country. KNOWN Q this, frequently rec
| onimend difficult cases to tn eldest
| Specialist. by whom every KIN own
! EuOSs remedy is used The Doctors
| : Sc and E1D@riHace make his opiaion
| Of knE2TesssG importance
! Those who cali see one but the
| Doctor. Concentrations froe ard Sacred
| ~ S'OE.fit1 ant5nl. Gases which have
| failed IN obtaining rcljet Elsewhere espe-
| cia1t solicited. Female diSca-e s success
| iu1y treat q. 'Ehe Doctor viii agree
70 forfeii $1,000 for a care III dcrtakcn.
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! from Il. N. to p. m; + TO s. evenings;
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| az The services OF the celebrated old
! German Physician, DR.. o. GIRARD. from
| STRAINS oErg, have been 5, cured at the
! LIEblG DISFENSARY. His fame as
! speciaiisi for diseases of men is universal
! ing themselves o the opportunity Of free
! conSultation, personally or by letter, III
| eli languages
| DER EREG-S
| % OIs1Crfg5l German EnVigOratOP
| Permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss
| cs from tht system, tones the nerves,
| strengthens the muscles, checks the
I waste invigora,es the who.e system, and
restores the afflicted to Health and Hap
! pinss7.
The reasOn &C msny cannot get cured Of
| Seminal Weakness. Loss of Manhood etc
! i olYi'.g 70 q Cumpiica ion, called PROS
1 i tTCit1iiEA with HYPERAETuESfA,
! " h!c2 requires peculiar treatment. DR..
tIcbig's invlgOrator is The only positive
| cT for PkOSYATOEREEA- with pecul-
! iar Spce al Treatment, used at LiEBIG
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| SIX Lolt'es, $40 Sent o. any address, COW
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lost powerful electric belts free 0 pa
| tents
o prove the Wonderful Power Of the
lHNIGOKATOR.
| = " ssotFi.- Olives, or Sent gree.
COnsui'atifl Free and Private.
Call CT address.
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Private entrance z95 Mason - .et rurr
5lorks up is-arv street frnm Kenny.
-iein entrance thIousa DiapeIsacy DRUG
store.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-20

Mr.. Jos Hofier OF Tombstone IS
going i2to he Aneera goat business s.
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The displays al the fair yesterday
were very considerably augmented
by numerous new entries.
POULTRY
In This department almost the en-
the display came in on Wednesday
evening and Thursday forenoon.
We note the following:
A c"op of poafowIs by Mr.. A. L..
Porter.
a pair OF elegant black L.anshams
by Mr.. Goats.
coop OF white leghorn chickens
by Mr.. Costs.
Pair Of wh:,c loehorns by mir.
Coats.
Ariz"na barn evil, curiosity, BY
Steve Dancri.
~ pair OF Plymouth rsck chickens
by G. t Wilson.
Coop Of brown IL ghorns by Walter
Rhres.
Cnop of Guinsn fowls by Mr.. New
all. Mesa City
Coop Of elegant slate grey turkeys
w. Rhees.
Coop of Guinea fowls, w. Rhees
o,r ~ Golden Sraugl1 Polish
chickens, w Rhcea.
A coop OF plymouth rock chickens
by W. Rhoes
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among :hc miscellaneous and new
entries we notice
A lot of ornameI tai trees and
vines from the Phoenix Nursery, By
II. E. Harrington.
Fruit trees from Turner's nursery,
CDlton, California.
Patent harrow by l. r. Shaw.
Corn on the stalk, which is twelve
feet high, by Mr.. VIM. Newall, of
Mesa City.
Display OF butter by l.. R. Shaw.
Display CT butter by J. B. Mont>
country.
Frui, of egg plant by Mrs. c. Il.
Grey
Display of native vine by Wm,
Newall.
Corn by J. Nj. Moore of Kirkland
Valley.
Irish potatoes by ]. N. Moore of
Kirkland Valley.
Corn raised on the fair grounds by
UarculAnO Useta.
Twelve styles OF patent horse shoes
by Hovey of Ash Fork.
The various committees Mt the
fair were hard at work all day jess
ter,...y and will probably get through
their labors 20 day.
RACES YESTERDAY.
The troiting race last evening WIS
won by Loring's sorIel mare in 3:2,
with PsrkiDson's horse second in
3:4 and McNulty's bay third; the |
time of the latter we did not get.
The bicycle race had three entries
and three started; Copeland, Schott |
and Sieingger. Pools sold about |
even and the race was very pretty !
one. Staingger, however, took
"header" and got left far in the rear,
Copeland ~coming out first with
SchOtt a close second.
In the three.quarter mile running
dash, there were four entries and
four starts as follows:
Little Buck" by J. Williams.
Cowboy" by r. Pacheco,
yellow Dick" by II. A. Larsen,
'Don Thomas" by H. Colo.
The race was won by yellow
Dick" followed closely by Cowboy"
with "0on Thomas" good third
and Little Buck" fourth.
The fourth raco brought il the
fun of the afternoon and Nas run by
:hree Maricopa squaws. There was
no foolishness about the running
and lots of money was put up, but
unfortunately for some Of those buy
ing pools the one which sold second
in the POOLS was scared of the track
by the yelling at the close of the
race just before she reached the.
Wiro. The best time wac the mile
IN 6 :39.
DISPLAY OF HORSES.
The display of stock, trntting and
running horses, at the fair is quito
and the horses OF the va
rious classes exhibited would be &
Gecomn endalien to many older and
moro pretentious societies than the
Arizona Fair Association. The va>
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-20

The next session of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Arizona has been
fixed for Phoenix next year.
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EsAEs Es1EEt.

TODD-MORRIS-In Phoenix, Ar
zona,at the residence of the brides
parents, by the Rev MI. Fulton
Mr.. r. B. Todd. of Vulture, and
Miss Gertrude L. Morris, of ;his
plnce.
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This Great
9jUvin2ting
Rem edy and
Nerve Tonic.

is the legitimate
r esult of.twenty
years Of practe
cal experience
and CURRs WITH
UUPAILHDG OAR
TAISTY Nervoe
and Physi &c
De bility, Sem
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TIE EXPERT 8qE0laLl8T.

nR. ALLRoS, AS Is WELL KSOWN. IS
regular graduated Physician. educa-
tea at BowGoiu College and University OF
Michigan. he has devoted - lifetime TO,
sad l. acknowledged 10 b.. tha INST ex-
pert Surgeon in his speciality on the Pa
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nnPLAY OF HORSES.

The display of stock, trutting and
running horses, at the fair is quite
extensive, and the horses OF the va
rious classes exhibited would be g
Gecomm sndalisn to many older and
more pretentious societies than the
Arizona Fair Association. The va>
rIous classes of runners, trotters,
roadsterF, draft horses. and horses
for all purposes we're we'll rcpre>
scented by some very fine animals.
Dir. II. A Larsen, Flagstaff, had
on exhibition the following running
stock:
"Yollow Dick" an aged horse, of
clean build and excellent bottom,
which won the thIec-quarter, one
mile, and two mile running heat.
"Roan jeff" pony, IA bands, and
winner of the one quarter mile dash
for ponies
Kate" beautiful chestnut mare,
owned in Los Angeles, and winner
of The half mile free-for-all race.
Mir II. Cole, of Florence, exhibits:
Don Tomas" bay, 2yrar-old,
running coli, winner OF the race for
g year olds and the three-quarter
iree>for- all dash. "Don Tomas" was
sired by "Wild IDOL" Ist dam by
Victor, 2nd dam by imported Herr
eules, and is therefore Of a very ex>
celtcnt strain and bids fair TO show
fine speed
ii. Williams, Of F'loro nee. exh bits
running stock as follows:
Flight" is a 3-year>old flley
which showed her blood by Winning
the half nile dash for united
horses rFlight'' Is graceful rs 4
deer and shows al glance that she
is of no common strain. She was
sired by "Plow Boy" lst dam by i'm
ported ''Hcrcules," 2i.d by Jack
Hawkins" d by Rob Roy"
Mr. Wilkins also exhibi.s the
running stallion Pillow Bow" years
cid. ,Ifrd l,y Hui,hard, a full htotl.-
er.to "K;die P.a-c," Ist dsm l.y in.-
port, d Hercules" End liam Bon
mic Jean" ny Belmont"
Mr. J r. Tuimnn, Mesa City, e.
hibits james 6. Blaine" 3-vear-
old roadster, fire brown coli, whifh
drew he first Pr, MUM IN MS class.
IL " Br'zz {. Nesa City. ,xhib
Is Tie CiyaesG i.le stallion Dan f'5s-
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TERRITORIAL FAIR.
Fine Display in tho ExEli-
bitten Hall.
Fruit. <srntn, Vegetables, Ezner-
ais. Mechanic = rfs- and
Fancy " ork-
{C'eMtinued

The displays al the fair yesterday
were very considerably augmented
by numerous new entries.
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PRIVATE DlSPeNRARY.

rs y Kearney Street Saa Francisco, CAL,
ESTABLISHED FOR TIE SCIENTIFIC AHI
SPEEDY CURE OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AMI
SPECIAL DISEASES
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INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

Perhaps ~ portion u he display
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-24

"oh, just look at those beautiful
melons, they fairly make my mouth
water p she exclaimed.
"They are beauties" he replied.
"W ouidn't it lie nice to take one home
with US and put it on ice for while,
and then have it at supper %
"W ouldn't it 2"
"But," and he paused reAectively,
"you kn ow, though don't believe it,
they cay melons are malarious. Done
you think, maybe, we'd better stop on
our way home and have a nice dish oi
ice cream aud sponge cake ?"
"W ell, you know best, dear. Maybe
it would be better" she placidly re-
plies.
After they walk few blocks in quie'
contemplation Of anticipated pleasure
she stops suddenly aud says. "Bat
Alfred, do believe we are two ninnies
| why, there is no ice cream saloon on th'
road home"
s'Ain't there r. he says in feignet
! surprise, and adds, "Well, it is really
too bad but it can't be helped nov
pet" and there is mild light of th,
unjust man made perfectly happy,in hi
\ eyes, as he saws it.
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A very singular case has come out
recently in regard to young girl who
was engaged TO be married. She Was
poor and her intended husba, d bought
her a wedding dress at an expense cf
ESQ. Before the wedding day the in-
tended bridegroom was taken sick and
died. Tue bride-elect mourned his loss,
and finally imagined that he was pres
snt about her, and that Ahe would still
DO married 70 him. She told her par
euts how she felt, and they told her
that she must get rid Of tho wedding
dress. She sold it for sl0 to an nc.
quaintance, and soon recovered her
spirits. The girl who bought the dress
after she had got IL imagined that she
would lead bad life, and was 70 affect.
cd that she was out Of her head, and The
parents sent the dress back, when sh'
recovered. No. was soon affected Al
before, and so much 50 that she SEM
the dress back TO No. 9 again, and ther
she recovered. 40. 2 was again affected
and an attempt was made to return The
dress again to No. ], but her family
declined to receive it. A police Officer
was sent to take tho dress back, afte,
consultation with counsel, but neithe
party would receive it, and now tn
friends of the officer are looking 20 So
him of his base on account of the dress
Il would seem as though the old Saleu
witches possessed the dress, and It j
barely possible that the garment ma
be burned.
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Thf 9e,ltatVat,
FRIDAY. ~. =. OCTOBER a.. 1884


He would ride one Of tho carriage
horses when taken out to exercise, sit
ting on his back like q monkey on =
bear, the coachman riding the other.
How well remember 1t, as 10 were
but yesterday two noble hay
horses, Peer aud Andrew, walking
slowly down the with their dissim-
liar riders The horses took kindly 10
their dog groom, for they loved him and
he loved them, 80 that this equino-canine
affection was ludicrously touching,
They spent their lives together-they
and the coachman. They were rarely
separated, for he went with the coach
man when he walked OF rode, and ran
after the carriage when he drove. And
now comes the tragic part Of my story.
1t happened one Summer that my
father and mother went to the metrop-
olis---a rare event with them--and took
the carriage and horses. The dog my
father would not take so he was lock-
ed into the stable when they leit, and !
and brother Of the family remained
behind.
When Nelson was liberated, some
hour or 30 after the party had gone, be
was in = state of great distress and
perple1ity. He rushed about in every
direction seeking his companions Ia
vain. lie did not bowl or whine, bn'
bore his grief in silence.
At last he went into the coacbman'i
bedroom and Poking oat pair Of hi'
old shoes from under his bed,lay dowr
beside them, expecting, no doubt, thA
the man would return and look for hi
shoes. From this spot he rarely moved
With each day bis misery increased
After o time he refused all food. AND
moped about sad and stupid, 20 that i
was most affecting TO look at him. M
one ventuied TO sooth or earsss hin. fol
We began 70 fear that he might DO faI-
ling into . state OF melancholy madnesI
aud It would not DO safe to meddle will
him. All wo could do was to leave
food and water near him. Aud 20 h'
went on day by dsy, ,moping aud pining
growing weaker and weaker, till b
scarcely stirred from The room.
II was nearly a week later, AZ vel
as / remember. when my father an'
mother returned late in the evening
The sound Of the carriage wheels AM
tho tramp Of the hOrs,s,as they ensere'
the stable yard, was audible enough
and reached the ears OF poor Nelson
He rose, staggered into the yard an
over 70 the coaehman. who had com
down from tho coach tox. Then, lick
ing his hand as the man stopped dow
10 caress him, he uttered faint cry an
fell down at bio feet. He was dead.
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rerulln scIHscs.

According to the observation Of an
Havana DOCTOR reported in the,annals
Of the Royal Academy of Science In
that city, mosquitoes may be agents for
the transfer Of the germs Of yellow
fever, and e the parasites which pro-
ducs elephaLtiasia.
In q Communication 10 the Phyhiolo-
giCal Society Of Berlin, DIR. FalI stated, I,
as . result 1f his researches on drown
Ing, that when rabbits are suddenly
plunged into water having n tempora-
ture Of 40 or 45' F., crawp Of the ex.
piratory muscles occurs, respiration
ceases. TIE methods OF restoring the
apparently dead have no relation to the
effect of cutaneous stimulation upon
respiration. Gold water dashed upon
the chest acts upon the heart alone
on the nspe Of ihe neck IL acts upon the
lower brain.
Ground air, says Mr.. G. Ii R1he, ID
simply tho atmospheric air which had
penetrated into the iaterstices Of the
soil and taken part in the various do
compositions going on there. In con-
sequence Of these chemical actions the
relative proportions Of the oxygen and
carbonic acid in the air are changed,
oxygen disappearing and giving place
10 carbonic acid. The researches oi
Fador have demonstrated that the pro.
portion Of carbonic acid In the ground
air may DO taken as an approximate
measure Of the impurity Of the sol
whence tho air is taken.
A most extraordinary disisfcctint
compound for purifying the atmosphere
Of the sick room has been presented Il
The Berlin Aiedioai Society. Oils o
rosemary, lavender, and thyme in th'
proportions Of ten, y, and y paris
respectively, are mixed with water AM
nitric acid ia tho proportion ofthirty L
IL. The bottle should be shaken be
fore using. and sponge saturated in tn
compound and left to difFuse by evsp
oration. Simple a. il Is, The vapor O
this compound is said to possess extra
ordinary properties 10 controlling th'
odors and tfIluvia Of offensive and in.
fictitious disorders.
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MEDITERRANEAN TELEGRAPHs.

1t is interesting TO learn that tGe
problem of subterranean telegraphs has
been successfully solved in Europe.
Germany has been led to construct an
underground system, not merely from
considerations of business conveniep ce,
but because military movements, which
are largely directed by electric messa-
ges, would be hampered BY accident to
overhead wires. France has been effec-
ting similar result, and of its 4,534
miles of wires nearly 1904 are placed
ander ground. In two years more the
whole work will be completed. Great
care has been used to prevent disturb
log influences from induction and earth
currents.
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Ofcourse. there are some plays whers
. supper is one Of the principal features
Of the play, az In "Hearts of Oak" or
"A Partisan Romance. Then every
thing is real and smoking hot. In q
production Of the latter piece at the
Arch Street Theatre last sesson the
walters, tho table and everything IN !,
were from a well-known Chestnut stree.
restaurant and everything was at the
best. In this connection | am reminded
of story which I often hear Toole, the
great Euglish comedian, tell when hs
was playing Bob Crachit in an elaborate
production Of Dickens "Cbristmsi
Carol,' under Mr. Webber's manage
ment 10 London. The principal sc.ns
in the piece was Bobs Christmas dinner
and all the viands we're real, . roast
goose playing the most prominent part
ToOle put liberal supply Of the goose
upon the plate Of the little girl who
played Martha Bobs daughter, bul
to bis amAzemsnt he found thai
at every performance she disposed Of il
almost in the twinkling Of an eye and
required 10 be helped 80 many times
that she consumed nearly the entire
fowl. Toole found it utterly impossibl,
to york up the requisite pathos OF th'
scene while annoyed by the girls greed
Iness, and mentioned the matter to Mr.
Webster. When the poor girl wa
spoken to on the subject she burst int
tears and said ber mother and it'll,
brothers and sisters were almost starv
ing, and for then. she had concealed IL
her apron and carried home all th,
goose which she was supposed to hav'
devoured.