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announcement.

An amusing story is told Of . little
fellow named Arti6, one Of three broth
ora, whose parents had brought them
up 10 be brave and seH-reliant He
oouldnH do much, but what he could do
he did with Ill hts might.
And - their parents were Methodists
Of the good oid-4ashioned kind, the
boys were in the habit Of hearing-at
such hmes-ths hearty "Amen" break
forth from their fathers lips when the
sermon was particularly enjoyable.
One cold Sabbath day those children
were left ct home, with many cautions
70 be careful.
Hardly had the parents left ere the
woodwork near the stovepipe was dis
covered to be on FIRE and out Of the
childrens roach; but, with wonderful
activity and energy, the eldest climbed
upon fhs table and put out the flames.
When the father and mother returned
they shuddered TO sec tho danger to
which their dear ones had been exposed,
and, with thankful hearts, praised them
Tor their courage.
"How did you manage, Tommy, to
reach the IRE :" asked their father.
"why," said Tommy, 81 pushed the
table up 10 the wall and got upon that. !"
"And did you help brother, Jimmy ?"
10 tho next.
"Yes, sir; ! brought him . pail Of
water and handed him the dipper."
"And what did you do p said the
proud father 70 his peA the youngest
q the group.
"Well, papa" said Artis, "you zee I
was too small 10 help put out the fire,
% I Just stood BY and hollsred
Amen. "-Youth's Companion.
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MAP OF PUGET SOUND,

The NORTHWEST ENTERFRIsE MAI OF
the Puget Sound region is. the beat. ana
most authentic outline township map
that has ever been published of the Puget
Sound basin. lit. lshows the waters of
British Columbia IN connection with
those of Washington Territory. together
with the land .adjacent thereto, from..the
Cascade range.of mouLta,ns..to the Pacific
coast, and from the Chehalis Valley near
the 47th parallel TO- the 5oth parallel in
British Colombia. This includes the
Fuea Straits, the Gulf Of Georgia and the
entire Puget Sound region, with all the
channels, bays and harbors upon the
ound. Also all the streams that flow
into these waters, including the great
valleys of the Chehalis, Puyallup, Snoho,
mish, Skaget and Fraser Rivers with their
tributaries, ana the valuable timber.
agricultural and mineral lands within
them. Also all the islands OF the Fucs
Archipelago, including Camane, WILDLY
San Juan, Orcas, Lopez, shavs, Blakcly
Decatur, Fidalgo, Gucmes Cypres.
Islands. Also the locations of Olympia.
Tacoma, Seattle, Port Townsend, Ana.
cortes, Whatcom, Port Moody and Veto.
ria, with their respective deep water har-
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transcontinental railways which will soon
reach the Pacific tidewater on Puget
Sound. The approaches to the Sound Of
the Northern Pacific, the Canadian Pacifi
and the Union Pacific Railways, with the
splendid harbors of Bellingham Bay, at
Whatcom; Ship Harder, at Anacortes:
Elliott Bay, at Seattle, and Commences
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i've channels leading into the Fuca
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lup, the Cedar River, the Skaget, the
Whstcom and the Vancouver Island coal
districts, and the location of the valuable
timber and Agricultural lands, both sur
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Whsn children only are 10 ne Tie
AAmmock, the manner q hanging Il i
- very important but Il provided ior
- ne a grown persons IL should BE- 20
suspended that The bead VIII alvsys b
considared higher than the feet. and
mneh o( the comfort Of one Who usep Il
oepends upon proper Observance of
this iack II You have no moro suitable
paAce. suspend it from the columns a .
vseAndA The hook which supporte
H. had end should be six and one
oDuxlh let from Ne door. that q loot end
three and three Aourths feet: md 49,
proportions should b oasarved vhare-
svsr y may Be hung, b secure the most
desirable curve for the ease a The ooou-
pant Another point 70 be observed TIE
lad should be fastened 70 the hook b. Q
rope les than foot loog--just enough
% attach it-while st the loot the rcpe
should b four and . half fest long. Tks
gives the greatest freedom for swinging
the lower part Of the body. while the
bead moves but little. This il . polnt
which cannot be observed in Q ham.
mock for children, who think more Of il
- swing than place for comfortable
reposA When trees servo for supports.
maple provision should be made 10
prevent injury to the bark by means Of
tout canvas or heavy bagging be-
Iween the ropes to which Il 10 sus.
pended and the bark. II the hanging
I A. A.
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q he Srn
NEW YORK, 1894,

About sixty million copies Of The Sun have
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PATENTS

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Have you noticed that whom you want
b take hold a anything-a bit Of thread,
~ viii say--that il 10 always the thumb
Who puts himself forward, and that he
i always on one sidc BY himself, while
the rest Of the fingers afe ON the other
II The thumb u mot helping nothing
stops In your hand, and you don't know
what 10 do With il. Try, by way Of ez-
pertinent, TO carry your spoon to your
mouth without putting your thumb TO
u, and you will sse what long time it
Win take you to get through with poor
little plateful Of broth. The thumb il
placed in such . manner on your hand
That il can fass each Of tho other fingers,
one altar tho other, az IN together, -
you plsase, and BY this We arc enabled
b gasp, = With . pair Of pinosrs, all
obiects, whether large or small. Our
hands owe thar perfection Of usefulness
70 this happy arrangement, which has
BEEN bestowed on no other animal OK
ospt ~ nonksy. our nearest neighbor.
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Unlucky People.

U1luCAy rcVYAcs
A genuinely unlrcky man VIII entail
q much misery upon those who are de-
psndeut upon or associated with him
= . eenuinely wicked one. They can
never b relied upon. Their specuiations
turn ont Ill when those Of stupider men
snccscd. Their inventions are just
little anticipated by those they never
heard Of. Their books or plays do not
become popular. Their crops are sure to
beiniured by the foods or the tornadoes
their vessels to be wrecked or burned
theis houses consumed within the
tventy.four hours after the insurance
policy had expired, or the day before
they had resolved to teke one out.
Judges are sure to rule adversely to their
interests juries always bring in verdicts
against Thorn. Their letters are certain
70 70 astsay their baggage or express
packages 10 be lost or stolen. It Is
they Who are always looking for their
nissins knives, and are constantly won
dsring where their hats and umbrellas
have gone TO. The money they put into
their pocket-books, or the pocket. books
they gut into their pockets, mysteriously
disappear. Even when they desire to be
prudent, and, with considerable sacrifice
and pains, buy their potatoes, their coal
and other stores in advance at reduced
rates, the prices Of the succeeding winter
invariably fall below what they have paid.
They are to be dreaded Is Jonah was
dreaded. The boughs Of trees they
climb always break the boats they row
o. sail always oapsize. The train they
take IL by no means to be exI ected at its
terminus ON time, and even If late,
should cause gratitude that 1t got there
q all Or, il they are not the victims,
they are the authors OF all sorts OF invol-
untaxy mischief. Altogether, shrewd
old Rothschild was wise when he coun-
seled his sons to ''avoid unluoky men"
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MARKET REPORT.

corrected week., from the Post'1nte IIis'ncer.I
Hops % Gl2S GEMS.
Wool. good No. /, clean, 1917 cents.
Wheat, per ponnd, %
Flour, per barrel, IS 20
Oats. per ton. $25@2G
Bacon, California. pc, pound, 144@1Gc.
Country cured, 12b cents.
hams, 1Sc
Lard. Is cents.
Butter. A No |. choice. 80 cents.
Fair tn medium. 800 cents.
Eggs, per dozen.2j@ 26ccnts.
Ctckens, per dozen, So
II les. per pc uud. Ia cents.
Gree, ccuts.
Potatoes, pr, bushel. $1O0i
Hay, per ton *l2@14.
RETAIL.
Beet, IL cen;s
Pork, IL cents.
Mutton, 10 c';:'s.
WHOLESALE.
Beef neat, IL cents.
Beef on foot, 81 cents.
Pork neat, 10 to II cents.
Pork on foot, to cents.
Nation neat, cents.
Mutton on foot, 3 to 81 cents.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Rough common, $40 per NJ.
Flooring, 1x4, No. l, ST. per n.
2, $l4, per NJ.
Ike, No. l, SIG per NJ.
ASA. per NJ.
Dressed lumber, Is, $l4 per N.
," As, slipper NJ.
Rustic No. 1, SIT so per NJ.
;, 2, $15 SO per NJ.
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nF NT business now before the puer
~ F You can make money fssse! n
Wv work for us than at ythingsl:ss
Capital not needed We
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the industrious. Men, women. bows and girls ~
ed everywhere to work for us. Now 10 the y 4
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Money made fast, easy and honorably. Ados~
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NR. StRZNNXY
NO. II KEARNY STREET,
reats all Chronic and special Diseass

YOUNG MEN
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ersion to Society Dmness of Vision, Noises In tho
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-11

BITTER on ice, at Corner Thir-
Frd Houston streets. b. n, Har-
lssphone No. rs.
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SilYerMarc.

The Fort Worth China company
have made valuable addition to their
stock by putting in n full line OF best
grade siiverware, and as the china
company Is noted for doing hand
some thing in handsome manner,
the people of the city will not be sur
prised to learn that they are receiving
the largest and most completely Sc
lected stock of sllverwaTe ever offered
In the state. Silver tea sets, water
pitchers, fruit stands, cake baskets,
card receivers. knives, forks and
spoons. pickle dishes, butter bowls,
napkin rings and in fact everything
necessary to the makeup of "A com
plete stock. These goods were bought
from first hands at close prices and
will be sold on very narrow margin.
In other lines everything Is fully up
to the requirements of the trade and
some rale bargains are offered the
public.
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WACO.
A Bunko Nan Sen,cncsd--Ne Fire In
surancc Rules--Carson's Case
Local Notes.

.,....,., i. a., .,.-...
s'vv'"' 70 "s SAAe.'e'
WA'o, May io.--lh the county
court this evening j. M. Becksan, the
bunko crook who feeeed Farmer
r.awso, n, hn,,,, a.,
o"""" ueu
lss. November, was hneu Sl,VVo
This Is the full penalty OF the law,
equivalent to four years confinement
or work on the county convict farm,
and will probably put an end TO
bunko steering hire.
Considerable f,eliny Ia aroused
among The nrorertv-owners TO-DAY Nv
the Recommendations mai Tho state G,arJ
of underwriters has n,,t' Waco in tha
list of second.rate towns ma M ciassi6.
cation. and inauvurnted hero What IL
known as The e.fonrths and two.
thirds cIa,sa INA nsw ,,,,a rnss ,m,n
effect MAY Il and the incrsass os ra,ss
ia equivalent To one-fonrth If one mar
cent The ca,,se of This rsv,sinn ~
rates 10 nss,gned 10 he nm inadsouata
svsleu, Of wster sunn,v In ~ M,
lime Waco Sas sn,ovad
firrt-class rates and ma nther
citiss have mt ;unrnwe, chair u,at.r.
sunnlv sys,am ,,annis ara n ,itt,s IN .
clineX tn nroiest viii hawa tho
eilact however of h,inylng ahont M
earlier solution of The vexea water.
works question here Tn the fsce az
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OFFICE roR RENr.
% CITY poPERTY FOR SALE.

sIs y y OF A GROCERY ESTAB-
,.suiihg stock, fixtures, horse
~ sood VIII. The stand is IA
x. hnMed In a very desirable
W. The business is n paying
Slling uut being q desire
f, wrel business. Address Bust