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Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17

C~ider-"Ohio" per Dbl. 800; york
State" per Dbl. $500; per ! Dbl. S4.75; con.
densed per gal. Soc; crab apple, per gal. Soc.
Cheese-Full cream, western, l2c; Wiscon.
sin new, 1870; young American, 12alSc.
Maple Sugar-Pure, in bricks, per ID, ice;
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
lumber.
MHOLESALH

We quote lumber lath and shingles on cal
attOmaha at the following prices:
JoIsT AMI SoANTLING-l6 feet and under,
Is 90
TtMBERs-16 feet and under, Is 90.
TIMBER AND JoIsT-2o IT,, 10 10; "a f.,
20 90.
FgSo1Ns-No. 1, and 6 in., 20 90; No. 9,
is o.,
SHEArHINa-No, l I'D common boardsl,
Is 90; No. 2, lG 90.
SroCK BoARps-h, 800; b, 80 90; @, So 90.
FLoosING-No. l, 30 90; No, 2, 80 20; No.
3, % %.
SIDING, clesr-25 90; No. ., % so; No. 8,
Is 90.
CHUNG so 90; 1. 20 90.
SHINGLES, best-S 80; STANDARD, 8 90.
LATH-S co per NJ.
35c: cement: Dbl. 2 %: Iowa plaster, Dbl, 2 so;
hair per bus, Soc; tarred felt, 100 lbs, -;
straw board 800,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
DrugS,

DRUGS AND CHEM1oALs-Acid, carbolic, 4Oc
acid, t~artaric, Soc; balsam c~opaiba, per 10.
65c; bark, sassafras, per 10, l2c; calomeI, per
form, per ID, 81 CO.; Dovers powders, per Id,
81 %; epsom salts, per 10, SIC; elycerine,
pure, per ID, Csc; lead acetate, per ID, zoe; oil
castor, No. l per gal, 81 80; oil castor, No. 3
per gal, 81 40, oil, olive, per gal, 81 30; oil,
origanum, Soc; opium, 81 30; %Qutnine, p. &
W., and II. & s., per o., 81 20; potassium
Iodide, per lb.Y So 30; s%alicin, per or. dOc;
per h., &c; strychnine, per o., 81 Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
Live Stock Market.

w. +. Brown & Co., of the Union Stock
Yards report the market as follows:
Hogs-4 COCA so fair to choice. Market
active; all sold.
Hogs firm at 4 00@4 30.
The cattle market was quiet to-day and
butchers stock was quoted at 3 0093 rs.
Sheep were quoted at 2 75@3 so.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
sT. LOUIS

81. LOUIS PhODUCk,
ST. LOUIS, February TO- Wheat-Mar.
ket higher but slow; s f@S6c for cash; SEC
for February; s7sSS7sc for March; 9ls@9l4c
for May.
Corn-Highsr but inactive; 3isc for cash;
36h@37c for February: 3is@S6ic for Macrh;
31@37sc for April; 37h@S72c for May.
Oats-Dull but firm; 29sc for cash; 3l4c
bid for May.
lye-Higher at 65c.
Barley-Steady at 60aS0c.
Butter Unchanged; dairy, l9925c cream
Eggs-Quiet at 23c.
Flax Seed-Quiet at l IS, at mill.
Cornmeal Firm at 2 %.
AFTERNOON BOARD - Wheat Quiet but
firm; 9lac for MAY.
Com-Firm; 36sc for March; 37sc for
May.
Oats Nothing done.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, February I6.-wheat - Quiet
but steady; No, 2 red cash aud February,
79ic; Nav, s3sc.
Coru-Quieti No. 2 cash and February
at l2Yc.
oats-Dull; No, ., Slac.
oIEcISHAu.
CINCINNATI. February l6. Wheat = Firm
but scarce; No. Cred, S7@SSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
OMAHA MARK ETS.
Wholesale Prices,
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA BEE, !

OFFICE OF THE OMAHA BEE,
Monday evening, February 16,
The following prices are charged retailers
by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer-
chants with the exception of grain, which is
quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators
and other local buyers:
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
Grain,

whest-Cash No. 2, GIG.
Bsrley-Cash Nc. 2, nominal.
Rye-Cash No. 3, 4ScA,
Corn-No. 2, 22g@z29c.
Oats-No. 2, 22ct.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
Leather.

IehIner.
Oak sole, 3S@42c; hemlock sole, 28@33c;
hem .ock kip, soc; runner 65c to Zoe; hemlock
calf, So to 1 90; hemlock upper, % to 24cj oak
S2S85c; Greisen kid, 2 so to 2 rs, oak kip,
soc to / 90; oak calf, l 20 to l 80; French kip,
l 10 to / 90; French calf, l 20 to 2 co.; ~russetts
5 so to 7 30; Innings, 90 to s 50j toppings,
8 90 to 10 SO; b. l.. Morocco, 80 to 35c; edible
o. ID Morocco Soc; simon, 2 80 G3 90.
HARNRss-No. ! star oak, 35c; No. 2, S4c;
35c; No. l Ohio oak, 33c; No. l do, Sic; No.
1 Milwaukee SAC; No. 2 do, $50.
No. l Pitts oak har, Soc; No. B Pitts oak
har, $50.
Hides.
Steady; green butchers, 5Ac; green cured, Z!
| OH; dry flint, l29l4c, dry salt, lO@llc: dam
aged hides two-thirds price.
Tallow-4495c.
Grsase-Prime white, 4t@49c.
Sheep Pelts-25c@SLOO.
Tobacco.
Plug Tobacco Climax, 47c; Bullion, .47c
Horseshoe, 44c, Star, Acc; Rudy, 45c; Her
sey's, 4Oc; Black, 5000; Spearhead, Acc
Our Rope, 4Sc; Piper Heidsieck. 64c.
Fine Cut-Common, 30ci Medium, Acc
good, 45@60c; Hard to Beat, zoe; Fayorite
Coo; Diamond Grown, Doc; Sweet Sixteen
66c.
Smoking g., 22c; Meerschaum, SOC
Durham, Ice or. blc; Durham, 8 o., Doc; Oar
ham, 4 OF. SIC; Durham, 2 o., Coo; Seal o
North Carolina, 10 or, Ale; Seal of North Car
DINA, 8 o., 43c; Seal Of North Carolina, 4 OF,
48c; Seal Of North Carolina, 2 o., 900; o. s,
Durham, 4 o.. $50; o. X. Durham, 2 OF, SOC
lUnIe Ned, ts 25c; Tom and Jerry go.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-17
Railway Time Table.
In Effect Jan. 18th. 1856.

The attention Of the travelling public "a called to
the fact that thLsis the only complete and absolutely
correct time table published in the city,
All trains arrive at and depart from Oman, by
Central Standard Time,
Trains OF the c st. p. NJ. 4 o. arrive At and dc
part from their depot, corner OF i4th and Webster
streets; trains o. the q, h N, G, B & O., and X, o
50. ], & G. B, from the b. b N, depot; AL others from
the Union Pacific depot.
9. Daily; b, except Saturday; o, except Sundays
except Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
THE LEGIsLATURE.
The "Figlstiss ThistceDth " "a
be Iss~stiystea.

IL il said that thS G rand Jury. in session
q, the pressut term Of she District Conrt.
will. before its adjou rnmsnt, Investigate
certain charges of of ,iai rFupt,on ,sin-t
several n,ombers Of the last Legislature
and en6sayor ~ sscortsia which members
received tbs benefit Of $50 levied ~
tribute on the citizsns Of Prescott for per-
mitting The Capital to rsmain hs-s. The
parties ". Q subscribed to tbs fund are al
known, Ms are also the names Of the parties
who represented that it was absolutely
necessary to pay it to prevent the Capitsl
being located eisswhore. The "psn and
notorious bribery ussd both in favor and
against the attempted creation Of the pro.
possd county Of Sierra Bonita, will, IL is
also said, BE- investigated. while oartsin
r.srsbers of tho Legislative corps, VIII re.
% we'd pscunisry Consideration for throw.
ing their vote and infusscs in f'vor Of the
Drainage OF Mines bill, are in great isopJ rdy
Of bsing called on to ofor legal sxplznstion
Of their conGuct in tAs premises. Sh0uId
tho Grand Jssy really embark IN an at.
tempt to fernish = saiutssy example for
faturo Lssisl .turss, by punishiny tho rot.
tonnoss Of this last, ths result will DO ssn.
zatiun tha! will s1ooed in interest any event
that has taken p!aes in Arizona for many
dav. The presence Of DR.. Ainswortb, the
P.e:Idcr: Of the Council; A. T.. Far. its
Secretary: Morris Goldw1tsr, sx-Chist
Clerk of ths House: his assistant, Harry
Carpsatsr, sIa ID. ~ proSirant Lobbyists
at present in Prescott renders tho work Of
She Grand Jsry in .hs prs0 sss more easy
than At Ara apts IA Psssott Miasf.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
NeSicc o. f'ssfeisase.
To BxsNAso RkxrAipko.

To BsxNlso BkxrMiSgo.
You are hereby u titled that ] hast
expended tlvO in lsbsr aud Ia pr"ssiDsnt
upon tie Uhi,n hili mining clsiIn. situateo
IN ,ha Wnilapai Nining District. Count.
Of Muhsvs anu Ternt"ry II Arsoua, shici
sid mine IL duly recorded in Book T., page
d3s. Mining Records of snid county; ans
also that bsys sxpsnisd the forthsr sun
Of &i05 in issor aud improvements upo
ihs Nellie ninine =, ira Blss situated 10 the
NslI~p,i Niniss Di triet, n siid cousty
and T-rritoi =. . I'd vaio, /. duly recorder
10 D. Ok l.. PIE 4s7, \ nj, G Rec 'rds Of
sud county, an Ide. 20 hoId ssid pr.mise,
under the provisions 4 Seci i"n 1924, X vie
Statutes Of the United StRtos. being the
amount required to held the slIao for this
year sDding Dscsn.b"r 3l~t 1884.
And ,ou are further notified thHs the
p op ,rtion Of sid e1p ndtnre drc srvtu
you is $50, ltSfpl mOEey If the United
states. % each mine, ind II within ninety
days aftor the publication of this notice you
fail OF rtfaa' To cJntriblte your proportion
Il srci rxp ndi'urs ., co"ywntr. y,'ur ~
te,est In sad claims will becpms tbs prop
ery Of the undersigned under ssid section
Z32l.
sTKrHES SMrTH.
Mineral Park, June -. 1886.
Ju.0 sod
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21

Adjourned 70 the call of Chairman.
81. W. HgsxLI,
Chairman.
Attest:
Caldwell Wright,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21

We hid a pc uant . II fr Nm Mr.. Hmith Of
Red Bluf, Ia. Who came IN on Thsrsday's .
slsRs. He 10 here for the purpose Of look
ing aftsr, investigating and reporting on
tas prsssns oonditio.. Of tha minss In this
vicinity in which Henry C. w leon, The
caiifornia ospisalist. IL interested, and also
With = visw 10 invest some Of his o~a
uoIsy.
Mr.. Hannis an Of Liverpool Landing, on
II. Colorado river, was In town last wsdnss
day and Thur.aay. He 10 srving TO get y
mail route est .blished between Aubrey and
ths Needles. Liverpool Isndina-or God
man, AZ II Il sometimes oalled--liss nidwa
ssswssn these two places and at present
with nt any mail com.anniestiou whatever
Judge Shipnsn and W. 8. Odsll Of WASH
ineton, d. O., w. II. Grounds and W. W
Dannsnhowsr Of Haokbsrry and DR.. Bur.
dick Of this place left town Last Sunds,
morning on visit 10 the mines owned b.,
the Music Mountain @ Id MINING Comp nv
all Of the ssnslsssn above nsnsd bsing sx
ssnsivs stockholders In the corporation.
Pursaapt to tho call Of the County Tres .
ursr, several holders Of ooanty war; N
presented them for payment last Moud,y.
A. fast ~ t,sy received their money tho
we're interviewed by the County Asssaao'
and p-oDpsly ssass I'd for tho amount o.
"ash thew had just received for their VA
rants and forced to paw M the amosnt o
the taxes thereon, 70 I heir great disguss.
Atchissoa Bros. have n new advsrtissmer'
in shis issus. In Il thov inf ,rm tho punli,
that thsv arc closing oct ttsir bnsinss.
sud. in order 10 d, 20. vill sell gods
cheaper than eve, bof.,rs in Mineral Park
Parties in nsad of anything In shsir lin.
viii d. well tn e,ll on them and Get bargains
- their stock must BE- closed cut In Ii
nsxt sixty ssys.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
|1!|l|53l[lilE(ll|l

bsyuna qsisstivI tie oiisGv-st aLa I..s,
effective machine of the kind now In nee
adapted to all grades and ola .sss ii ore.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for thr past twp years under great yaristy
II Q ,nditiosa giving most extraordinay 70
suits. far IN advance of anything ever b..
fore rs liizrd.
A recent competitive teat made with the
fTno at tbe ariisle mine in New Mex,c0
sLowed an advantage of 30 psr osnt In favor
OF the Duncan. The am, mt saved over tbt
Hrus being safficisnf to pay ths entire osai
Of the machines nearly every month IN tbt
year.
The following 10 an snumsration Of ITS
many advantages over ali other machines;
ftssr--its COST is not uore than half that
II any other II equal capacity, and tbs
xsigtt IL Besriy 1000 pounds less, thu
greatly reducing the cost Of transportation
SseosD-The eIlens@ Of setting Ip n
running order IN rot more than one thilt
that Of the Frue, or any ether belt machine
much iess grading and timber work bsins
trcesssry.
IHIap- The expenditure for repair IL no,
more than on fifth thst of any belt mn.
shine. and tisy will last fully three time
- long. xort Ing under tho same conditions.
foukTh-Not more chm one hrlf the
-p % is r. quif sd-a mint of great impor
u nee whsrea q conf . bis nun Der are Q sed
FUrH-No sprciai sAili End very iittk
care ~ n cssssry 10 Opefaie n.
6IS1a-No more waller 10 required than h
'prniSh,d by the batteries.
SEvHSrs--lt savea ali the amalgnm, eslc
OF silver that escapes Z he batteries, . ms o,
s~ttiers-An invaluable feature. sad clsin,
| I'd bv no other. making tho machine wortl
| more than II costs for this purpnse sl0ne,
El0hTs-.A much o esrser grade Of ore orr
~ ndled successfully than by any otbe
ms,hin~--a grest 4dvrAtsEe In many g.
| tsnosS where fne crushing is not usocaaas,
| TO eliminate ths mineral.
NurH--It has M small and deliobts me
| phanisra, requiring nics adjust n,snt and tn
closest nttention--an Insnpersble objeotiot
| 10 all bolt ard otter forms of machines. ,nH
king them unfit for tbs rough service Of /,
quartz mill.
TxSTH-Great simplicity Of construotio,
md small number Of wearing parta. III.
shols machine is comprised In s~vsntess
| rieccs. only three OF which are snbjset {.
l ny spscil ii wear, and these can be replaost
| Z nominal cost. Tho Frus has Il3 piece,
md some similar machines many moro ms
king complication Ut parts that inv volvs.
c.rnstapt re:air anderrst expense In thit
wtv. a. we'll AZ In loss Of timo.
| We are nwsrethst the mort sweeping IN,
prstentious ella ms are made for nearl'
every o.rnceptratcr in the market, but IL &
we'll kn' vn { t0t Oh & the results Of thei
operation have not Ia any instance mad,
stsod these c'a,ms. Th' advantages ksrs s.t
forth for the Dune N. ~ well 40 tho stat~
! pen's rssds, ~. are prepared 10 substanti
sts by actual working ,tsuiiS.
Prca... taio. Weieht. . about l7s0n
Send for circular to Pacific Iron Work,
| kASkIS, BRAYTON l. co,
sHn frapcisoo, Cal.
l2-2m
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
oIIPpup AHp oessyxsxB IRON svl ~
oakxon.

Prescott Mlnsr.
Bv January. 1856, opr railroad will b
bailt.
City warrants ara on the down er dc an
NJ prsssn. re l;zs but 80 cents IN the doiiar
County warrants are quoted little highe
Tn. Grand Jury is in session and III.
probab bilitiss srs that bsfors it, final al
ioaram-nt ssvsr-i indie. nnrnts will bs pre-.
8 nted by Il which viii create somsthng
akin ts a ssns tion.
Prescott ieura,i.
Judge Howard will adjourn ths Distric'
Court about the eth inst. for the parpns
"f holding n term Of court in Aohsu
! county. On his return from there, he will
consinue the present term Of court,
Tho Grand Jury Saturday rstarnsd thrss
indict-asnts sgainst Joha Chart, a we'll
known stock man OF this osurty, for brand
ing s,ook not his own. He promptly fur
nishsd bouds Saturday evening.
Iucsss citi1oa.
The Columbia Copper Smsiter has beer
in operation four days and ten tons oi
bullion will arrive here this evening rs ;
result thereof. Mssrs. Gillespie and shusr
hive demonstrated the possibility vf work
ing svsn ths rsbel.iou1 grades Of ore at q
pratt, and it Is ,p,i that they my worf
into such high grades Of ore that will var
rant an enlargement Of their r-duetior
O pacity.
The cowboys will certainly ulaks troubls
X they run the Indians uusxpsstsdiy OF
the snliiers aad thus arniailats the Uai,s<
Ststss army.
Tscssn Star.
A cowboy reosntiy defined tho meaning o.
the word "msvsrisk" or the witness san
AZ follows: "A maverick Is .smebody .lss'
calf that yoa set your brand on frst."
Astir Sheriff Psrl brought Covir etsa
aps Of the Haishsw murdsrers, in fron
Sonoss Jsz;srday.
| "The way to slsepis u to ihiEkof nothing.
says a scientist. Ali local reporter has I.
do is 10 rumiiiats over his bank account.
Wages paid BY the Clifton copper com
pariss are about al follows: Cinnamon
el 10; Mexican lsb,rers, s2; miners, 81 2s
white nainsra, So 20. Tho nstienaliiie
above are employed il abopt equal uunbsrs
Phsni, Herald.
II the plans Of onr City Council are oar
I, ried out, Phoenix will soon have ,hs smooth
%. streets and the best drives Of any TOW,
in ,ha Territory.
The Bos,d oS D:rsesors Of the Fair Asso
siatioa held an interesting nssting Of
Saturday las: Committees were sppeints,
to prepare premium lists, etc. The date o
the next fair was set for October 10Th I,
l7th, inclusive. All indebtedness was p,:s
of and titIs fonpd IT, bs clear aiS ssours
Tho associst.sn 10 noS On it, feet. viii
groat promise Of prosperity and assisisss
in tbs future.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21

For anything in the shape Of good liquo-
vinss, corSiais and such, tho p,stodies
store 10 tho place to 30. will soil You ai
kinds Of wines and liquors by the gallon or
bottle, AMI milwaukee beer by the carload,
barrel or DOZEN. at prices eyond oonpst.
ton. lam a ling bIsinsn % = strictly
". II. xatsAA
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21

The motions to dismiss the eompl lint
and attachment in the CASE Of M-Cright L
s, lliyap against ths Arnold Mining Com
pspy we're argued ia the County Court on
Ihsrsday afternoon aad dsnisd BY the
Court. The defendant was given forty
c:gI.t hours to answer.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
1s who's u May Concern.

My sife. Lena Ryan having this day left
70, l and board without just cause or
...y., alton, I hereby forbid any and ali
sl.oa from harboring or trusting her ON
"a oant.
.... i sa. t.E. Bran.
Kingman, Mss lAth 1885.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
AnaIvAL 3 pPAHrunn or MAIL.

Nlinssal Park 70 Kilsnaa and all pcints
est and west, daily, except eandaya. -
Arrives II n. leaves p. =.
Ninssal Park 70 st. Thomas Arrives
Tssaday, Thursday and Saturday nt q. =.
lssvss 10aday, Wednesday ssa Friday ~
Mineral Park 70 Signal-krrivss Tsssdsy.
Thursday and Saturday at 1870 m, leaves
1ssday, Wednesday and Friday At ! ?. N.
w.N. kRrpua. p. u.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
1rs:ssdinss Of the Board d 81
Ysrvisess.

Board me. JuLs Is. 1855; prsssat. xsssrs.
Henkle and Raymond and tie Clerk.
X sig,nt,on of A. Cornwall ss justice Of
the Peace of Sandy Precinct received and
accepted.
THO following BILLS we're allowed and war
wants ordered drawn on the General Fund
therefor, VIZ:
z. I. Thompson, Jurors and Wit.
pssses' certificates. $JO2 "
James w. iiaAs. jurors certificate. 22
A. II. d Nth, ~ "
James Doupherty 80
N. ". Henkis. jurors and wit
ne,ses' certificates. l3l "
Caldwell Wright, sealing and prspar-
inr b.uds. 10l 4
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21
Two men were killed BY the ~
pIosion Of I powder magazine near
Pueblo, Col, Wednesday.

The Bartboldi statue has arrived
in Nsw York.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-21

~ called ineursbte dise.scs. DR.. Liebia's
German lnyigorator il positively guarantseG
70 cure nervous and ply sicai debility, sem.
insl wstkness.l lost manhood. spe rmatorrhea
loss Of energy. ringing and dizziness Ia tht
head. mslancholin. hopeless feelings, proxta.
tOrrhsa. and all the results Of youthful i'm.
prudence and eXcesses OF mature years. The
D0otor, q regular college physician from
Euroye will agree TO forfeit one thousana
dollars for a case the lnyigoratOr will not
cure under special treatment snd advice.
Tho reason so many can not get cured Of
weakness and the abOvs Diseases is owing +
= conpl cation, cailed Prostatorrhea, whicl
requires peculiar t,ea:nnt.
DR.. Liobig's InvigoratOr No. 2 IL the onl,
positivs cure for proststorrhen. Price o
either Invigorator, ~ per bottls;six for SO.
sent TO any address on nsceipt Of price, o.
y. o. d. Responsible PERSONS can pa,
when cured. Strietest Secrecy Maintained.
Patients cured ut home. DR.. LiebiR Dis.
pensary has an Elegant Drug Store IN it,
Uu,luing.
Too frequent evacuation Of tbs Bladder
and Ropy sedinsnt in urine are symptoms
of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Pr,~.
;. .turrhea. Complaints rsadily yield to sb.
DR.. LiebiR Treatment.
Ordinary Cases Any rsosnt cass of special
ur private discusses cured for $40 Rene
Dies sufficient to cure will be prosnptiy ssni,
With full directions and advice, q, receipt a
$40 All packages are securely covered
from observation.
Inviporator Samples Free.
To prove the wonderful power Il tho great
German Invig"rator 2 bottle Of oitheI
number will be sent free Of charge. Per
sDns ordering free bottis will only have 70
ply sIpressaRe on delivery
MDSt powerful Electric Belts free to pa
tients. Consultation, examinatio and nd.
vice free md private Call or write.
DR.. LIEBIG a co, 400 Gssry St.
Private Entrance. 1nS Mason ct. b. r.. Cal.
Jply1 Stf
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-31

Strtiurury frpimcs, 9 to 80 H0rrr Fewer,
iarz "t -nN style or ts,Wor stacks Tank FnrgaCe
Nu.k So sin. 'ir~5r A,li md hin.Hs hEcL T-Ty,
d. E.iS a..i Cah 1851 AID t.Cr'IHl NHcniui'ts.
Gnay' a-s3r 2 g az ,%i 7. Etnili,Gn =.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-31

\ Chicogoan visiting in Boston wakes
indignant at the article regarding Chi
cago girls which appeared in an Eastern
journal. Tho article charges that Chicago
girls are in the habit of using such cx-
prcssions as getting left" "rustled
around" went back on him, "corrallcd
her handkerchief" in the swim"
made the rifle" and put in his best
licks."
The article referred to was shown to
her and She became exceedingly indg-
nant, observing:
THAT is a fish story The fellow who
wrote that is way OFF his base"
You think, then, that there is
no truth in the assertion that Chicago
girls are addicted TO slang?"
well, now. hold on. cont mean
exactly that. There may be some of
them who Sling slang bat never work
the slang racket myself Isupposo some
Of the girls do use slang sometimes, but
this cAill is moi one Of thcm--now. you
hear my hazOo.'
What is your opinion OF Boston
bellies, compared TO those Of Chicago ="
queried the scribe.
Il think We can discount Boston on
beauty, Midas for accomplishments. why,
that's where We hold full hand Take
me for example,"
Il should be most happy" said the re-
porter calamity
come of" she calculated, playrully
Take me, for example; can paw the
ivory with the best Of EN-. / can Marble
Il few wards, and can clnrutr, too. 30.
Sir | can tell you, Boston girls have got
to hustle to keep even with Us, and it's
very seldom hear any of the girls use
slang Wei, must 90 and get ready for
the matinee. so oyer the riycr-Chicago
Rambler
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in great agitation, he suddenly halt
ed in front of Tom, and cried in a
voice of suppressed passion:
"You-you impertinent, disres-
pectful, disobedient rascal What
did you say about the money ?"
Il said every farthing would be
returned to you" replied Tom, star
ing at his father.
Every WE'LL" said the old man.
abruptly; and he Immediately sat
down at the writing table, and wrote
a note with q trenulous hand.
"Read that" he said to his son.
when he had finished.
Tom, in his turn amazed and be-
wildered, read as follows:
DEAR LORD LABURNUM.-It is
very kind of you to hasten to in
form me, on hearing of INV sons
return, that you have other views
with regard to your daughter Flor
ence. | ought, perhaps, to have
mentioned that my son has been
engaged to a Miss Fabian for some
months, and that his marriage will
take place Immediately.
Yours faithfully,
"JNo. MoLzNETY."
"Oh, father! 1t is awfully good of
you" cried Tom, with tears in his
eyes.
Il expect Lord Laburnum will be
riled," said old Mr.. Molyneux, sulk-
lily, as he folded up the note. a
should have made 10000 pounds
by allowing you to marry his
London Truth.
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valentine 20 a SIan Of worth.

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below the sea.

Deep in the bay the old church lies.
Beyond the storm-wind's power
The waves that whelmed it ever play
In ripples round the tower.
And if you look down through the tide
Many and many time
You may catch the glimmer ofthe stone.
Or hear the sweet bells chime
For they that dwell deep in the sea,
Below the wind and rain,
The Mermen and the Mermaidcns,
Have built it up again
They have made fast the ruined walls
With their immortal hands,
And strewn the aisle with red sea-how.
ers,
And the wet sea sands.
And when drifting boat comes back
Rock shattered to the shore,
With never captain at the helm,
Nor sailor at the oar,
Then down below the stormy foam
The sweet old bells ring free,
They call upon the mariners
That come no more from sea