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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06
MopJEsKA.
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Last night was q genuine ovation to
Modieska. She appeared at the Grand
In schillers grand tragedy. "Mary
Stuart" as translated from the German
and adapted TO Modjeska's use by TIE
Hon. Lewis Wingdeld.
In the title role the great actress for
the first time in her engagement here
had an opportunity to demonstrate the
histrionio power that is in her genius.
In al the acts Of one Of the most ext
gent of roles she rose grandly up to all
the requirements of the occasion. and
approved herself to be--if only mimic
oueen AZ the world goes--a real one
enough in the higher realm Of intellect
and Imagination. In all points--figure,
facial expression, particularly the eye,
voice, gesture. manner--aii her acting
was full OF fire, artistic
detail. emotion and pathos.
abe carried her audience with her in
their whole being and they felt all her
rapture of pride and defiance when she
49, El;zabath from her preaeuCe in
u ~ mr. imna,uo,,s torrent of her
VIC 80. 49,, acorn and vengeance was
oon'enp' Ill In ths scene where she
sla.us s.n, ba, fsv faithful followers
pat's .,,ao aoss with steadfast eve and
g., a,en 10 the scaffold repeating the
rrm s.ep ~ vi at;a 81 tba yuloats was
m' .s 4, =" th . Srsa mart and sub1imity 10
palnos ~ ~ Were were M human
,ne se0. ,.'basa avenues we're omen TO
,p, ",,,,;vataJ ;ntellect nresent
..i'.'lg a. not h,aed afresh over the
,.l, ~ .to,y If tha unhanpv Omen
.t W . S',a ''
Vi oe T,s.l. u;.. c.nav;ava I.vtton
% n.ina Ia, o,,it ,,ast ~ NAV To
III. aa IyI;yahetb is a oift nature be-
'oon NJ sa,, ,,an,a,, II, n Generation. To
49, -" ,ha hsn,htv mart of he proud Tudor
~'' y" a.. 80 80 cell, .cr,,,;red M
Vii al tho Iadv hear berself last night
H.. sha nos cslled before the curtain
by tbe hearty applause of the well
njeased Audiences triumph hard to
win an the boards by the side of the
g,eat Modieska. The faults one might
lind with the rendition Of Miss Lytton
are elements 1eclueuiy 10 nef creuie.
Where she fell short II was because oil
the possession OF rare womaniy onafms'
which rendered hef 100 softly ieinl'ilne'
too gentle and womaniy, 70 quite por'
tray schiller's conception oil the virgin
Queen. ~,
As dudley, EAR Oh Le'ces'er. sir.
@. ii. Fandenhoi developed iur,nef
proof OF the yersat,ii,y OF ms exoei n,
acting. He played the part wen. me
same is true oil Mr. W. H. Crampton
"Sir Amias Paulet =,
For the hrst time Mr. Maurice
Barrymore seemed TO oe little MIS-
placed. liis manner ana not seen, quite
suited to the rofe oil Dir Edwafd Mor''-
mer.
As a whole the presentation Oh IN rhe
great tragedy was grea, SUCCESS. me
action, the manners anu 'ne oos'u"'o'
were oil the
spacious times of great Elizabeth"
And they were all worthy OF the times
and of the men whose legend at the en-
trance to their graves in Westminster,
where rest Raleigh and the others, is;
"Here sleep the Men who Kept the World
Awake"
and st;ltad blank verse. IL is certain tina /
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The straw berry crop.

The great bulk of the strawberry crop
has been gathered, and as the grape
crop and other fruit crops are now in
abundance and claim prompt attention
the largest growers OF Strawberries will
cut off their vines down to the ground
and give them rest for few weeks.
The roots will be irrigated and new
growth will come out that will begin to
ripen fruit in October and November
and continue to yield for the following
ten months. The yield this year has
been about 81, 900 per acre, very com
Portable profit indeed The supply hbs
been large bat the demand has been still
larger. There is no danger of over doing
the business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

Richard Egan, of San Juan Capistra
no, and Juan f. Forster are attending
Modieska's series of plays at the Grand
Opera House. They are old friends Of
Count Bohemia and Modieska.
s. P. Merritt, editor of the San Der,
nardino Inder, accompanied by his wife,
were at the Grand Opera House las
night to hear Modieska. They are a
the Nadeau House.
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nCULIST AND AuRISf-Late with DR.. st.
" John Roosa aud DIR. Norton, New York;
also late residence physician OF the Eye and
Ear Hospital, Worth street, New York. No.
tb1S North spring street ONCE hours-1O
A. NJ to4P. NJ. and Z to SP.M ilylb
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

Mrs. M. II. kimball, whose return
from the East was mentioned in the
HERALD OF yesterday says that the
drouth is so great in some of the West.
ern States through which she passed
that the flowers are all dead in the
yards and gardens, and the corn crop i,
ruined. Wheat is also greatly injured,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

Frame cottage, rooms; all modern I'M
proyements: central loo tion: cheap at S2oo'
Frame house, five rooms hard hnlshed
lot 5Oxl20; good location and very cheap at
$3.50.
Frame house, rooms; central location
lot 40x140; price $1,000.
Lot 40xl20, near Second street Cable ROAD
price Sl050.
ii room house on Main street; bath, hot
and cold water; all modern improvements;
lot 7Oxl60: bargain at $4,000 easy pay
ments.
House aud lot on Temple street; lot 6Oxl2
bouse rooms. bath, hot and cold water,
closets, pantry. etc. cheap at $1,000 for q
few days; terms "a cash, balance years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

II you want good appetite, drink Dami-
ana Bitters. Michel Levy h Co, Wholesale
liquor dealers. agents.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable BY
that terrible cough. 5lhloh's cure 10 the
remedy for you. Sold by q. +. Heinseman.
l22 North Main street
WHEN DOCTORS cannot help you. then
lake Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir for your
throat and lungs. For sale By II. d. Godfrey
Nadeau Block.
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III tice, and gives all attention to Female
Diseases Has cured hundreds OF chronic
diseases, and can furnish the best OF refer
ences Confnements, especially, will be
promptly attended to at all hours Ladies
suffering from piles can be permanently
cured by consulting me at my office, No. III
". First street. Hours from 3 TO 8. Resi-
deuce corner OF Montreal and Bellevue av-
enue. ily1h
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NATIONAL BAKERY,

CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS.
" Genuine milk bread, genuine home
made bread. plain and fancy cake, pies,
pastry, etc. Nothing but the very best ma.
terial used and pains will be spared tc
make this frst-cldss family bakery NJ. J
RUl lSON, Proprietor. nus II
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MRS. e. c. FREEMAN,

HOME BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM,
III 407 South spring Street. Homemade
Bread, Pies and Cakes always on hand
also Boston Brown Bread and beans On Sat,
urday and Sunday mornings. au4 I'm
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MRS. ELIZABETH A. MILLS,


METAPHYSICIAN- Liver, kidney and
vi Chronic Deb 1t .and Rheumatism I
speciality. Once ! oars to o. 225 South
Fort Street. auftf
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DENTISTS.
DR.. r. C. CUNNINGHAM,
MAsSER q WILDER,

DEN1IsT- Office, 100 North Main Street.
~ jly16
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EXCURSIONS.
WARNER BROS. & UR0sBY,

nT 1872 NORTH MAIN STREET, Los AN
" geles, Excursions East and West at low
est rates, and pleasant accommodations
Cill on or address them for particulars and
rates. auS-im
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ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
W. r. MCCLURE,
MUNSOR NICHOLS,

OWL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
y Office 1884 North Main Street. rele
phone No. IS. au5 ly
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PHILIPS POPULAR PLEASURE PAR.
TIES

~ DING EAST LEAVE HERE AUGUST
VI 18th and September I'd. Call on or adj
dress A. PHILLIPS 4 CO., 1874 North Main
street. Los Angeles au5rtf
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young one being only abou ten or
twelve inches long. II certainly Is q
great curiosity and specimen Of lusus
natnre seldom met with.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06
Real Estate at a Big Bargain for Few Days
AT NO. SOUTH MAIN STREET.

: Frame house of 9 rooms hard finish; good
barn; lot 50xl40; very desirable location
price s2l00; terms to suit.
House of rooms; water and abundance
of fruit price $500, $1,000 cash. balance on
time; lot G0x133.
A splendid room house, elegant location,
with all modern improvements; treplaces
and marble mantels In every room hot and
cold water bath rooms, ETC.; large barn,
chicken house and fruit and shrubbery; 10
varieties Of roses; lot s5xt55; price reason.
able and terms easy.
w housework
A good man 70 drive delivery wagon.
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Mopherron Aoaderny.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID Young Men and Boys. Grand Avenue,
between Sixth aud Seventh streets. Fall
term opens September Esd, 1885. For Cata.
logue address MoPHERRON BROS, COZ
Grand avenue. Los Angeles. Cal. aus
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Augnst6.-s.00P M.-Indi
cations for the succeeding thirtytwo hour
fair weather, with light showers near the
coast line.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

schumacher Block. opposite Post.
" once, rooms 20 and a. Residence, Pearl
street, corner Ninth Once houfs-ll TO IL
a. M.!sto4P.n .7tosP.s. Telephone No.
1869 at ONCE and residence. jan3-tf
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ElIzABgTM A. FoLLAnsBEE, N. o..


OFFICE AND RESIDENCE $40 South Fort
" street. ONCE honrs-s to 10 A. and 4
to6PM jlyid
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS. L. S. HILL, teacher of Metaphysical
vi Science and Soul Healing, Room For
ster Block. Hours l to4P. NJ. jt7lm
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Itpaysyou 60 90 and See

Wiesendanger' City Tract. Free ride,
% N. Spring street.
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Rooms IS, 10. 20 and q at II N. Main street.
M;7P, NJ. toBP. NJ.
Speciality, Eye, Ear and Throat Disease.
Residence, Sal y. Hill street. Telephone
ONCE and residence, 25s. ap2a-tf
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ARCHITECTS.
JOHN HALL,

A RCaITECT AND SANITARY ENGIN-
N eer, ~ North Main Street-Rooms 4
aud o. au6
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FINANCIAL.

poOMS AND BOARD - Elegantly fur
IL nished rooms with board centrally lo-
Gated and in the most desirable part OF the
CITY 232 W. First street. aphti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

For the purpose Of electing twenty -four dele
gates to represent the County OF Los Ange-
les in the Democratic State Convention. to
be held tn the City of San Francisco. on
August 3ist, 1886, and to represent said
County at the Congressional aud various
District Conventions in which said County
is entitled to representation. and which are
to be held for the purpose of nominating
officers to be voted for at the next general
election.
That for the purpose Of electing delegates
to said County Convention, primary cleo
tion shall be held by the Democrats OF the
several precincts hereinafter named, on
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LAUNDRIES.
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY,

IITALL STREET, YEAR CORNER SEW
w enth. Telephone No 1907. our wagons
csll for and deliver washing in all parts OF
the city. All orders promptly attended to.
only white labor employed, auG-ti
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DYE WORKS
cERMAn DIE WORKS,

leo cleaning OF blankets, fiannels and
shawls specially. GEORGE BoLkHOfF,
Proprietor. aubt
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HOMEoPATHIsTs.
n. n. OWENs. m. A..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR,
III geou. Will give special attention to
obstetrics and diseases OF women and child.
rem. Office, Hellman Block, corner of Main
aud Commercial streets. Residence, ~ =.
Fort street jy1S
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

tQue fOu7--THE REGULAR snBsION
lOOU-loOf Of the Medical College OF
the University OF Southern California be
gins the second wednesday Ia October.
For particulars address J. r. WfDEEY. A.
NJ, N. d.. Dean, Los Angeles, Cal. aub
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G. e. CLACIUs, N. o.,

physician AND SURGEON Once 70
i North spring st., opposite Court House,
Rooms 10 and ". once hours from II A. NJ.
to2P. NJ. llyit
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uOMEoPATHlSr-- 1872 North Main
III street, Mascarel Block, residence lIS
Spring street. Los Angeles Ohice hours IL
Residence, 81; office, 276. tlylb
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SEARCHERs OF TITLES.
Henry N. Galloway, Attorney at Law
Lienau.
GALLOWAY & lIEhAU,


EXAMINERS OF TITLES AND CONVEY
u ancers, City of Paris Block, 100 North
spring street, Los Angeles, Cal. u5tf
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TO-DHVss Best HhNtsNWtHt'
Lots in Wiesendanger's City Tract,
$3.50. $50 cash. Free ride. % North
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

Homeopathic aud interchangeable.
ATE WITH PROF. BUTLER, OF NEW
IL York, In treatment of chronic diseases.
QS Surfing st, Hours-tl to u and to 8.
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nR. BENNETT HAS REMOVED II = OF
~ ice to S6ls S. Spring St. Bis residence
is n West Sixth street. Ladies' and gentle
men needing treatment or advice Will re-
ceive the ktndest attention, ONCE hours,
A, N. TO IL M, and TO 6 p. n. tl3l
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS.
GENERAL INFORMATION BUREAU.

PEAL ESTATE, COLLECTIONS, LOANS
IL with Messrs. Williams 4 Mckinley, room
!, Ducommum block, cor Main aud Com
mercial streets.
jy22 I'm l.. SCHMIDT & co.
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war Department signal
q. A. Army.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for the
benefit Of Commerce and Agriculture. Re-
port ofobservations taken Mt los Angeles
california, August 3, 1886.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

Maximum Thermometer. 500.
Minimum Thermometer. $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-06

nuUL5r AND AURISr-onice. l20 North
" Main Street, Los Angeles. Gal. Office
Hours-l0 A. M. to 4P. N. octSldAwu
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SPECIALISTS.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 South Fort
" street. Office hours-9 to II IA. M to 4
=. NJ Telephone 232. jlyi6
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MRS. G. e. B0URcY, N. D.,

MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN-Room 9, 10
wi IL and H. over Postoflice. telephone
n. slvth
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PHYSICIANS


OFFICE 100 MAIN STREET, LANFRAECo
" Bio X. Rooms Nos /, 2 and 3. Residence
1877 Bunker Hill Avenue, near corner Tenn.
pie street. Telephone al office No. 60 at
residence No. 800. ilyl5
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DIR. 3. DE iBARRONDO,

GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
" Madrid, spain. Rooms 10 and 30 Baker
Block, Main street, Los Angeles, Cal. Tel
q ~ llyZs
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
Chinese Servants.

A lady, recently returned from 8
long residence in California, said:
II was constantly meeting with
fresh examples of the strong clannist
spirit prevalent among the Chinese al
the tra%nscontinental seaboard. Or
one occasion 1 conferred with a China
man in regard to taking the family
wash by the month.
"'Twelve dolla,' he said.
"'Too muchee,' 1 replied, in his OWL
dialect. Other Chinaman eight dolla.,
"'No,' quickly. You pay Sing LIE,
ten dolla 'one day And 1 recalled
that som time before, while living il
a remote locality, 1 had indeed employ.
ed such an Oriental, retaining him
only one month at that rate.
Later, in keeping house, 1 had {,
Chinese cook, several, in fact, n final
ly leaving me somewhat abruptly, or
account of which 1 refused the full
months wages. His first uccesso
spent only a few hours in my hous,
before be gravely announced:
"'Ms go, me no stay
1.-TWO finished each a day. and ther
departed with the same brief, emphati,
declaration. Number four appeared
quite satisfied for three days, but al
the end Of that time he. too, followed
his predecessors. In some concern, !
called in my husbands Office boy, ;
bright young Chinese lad.
"Ching Foo,' I asked. what is tn,
matter? Chinaman no stay here
"Ah,' he said, M know, may be-:
n he went into my kitchen, whittier
l followed him. wholly perplexed. II,
looked carefully all about, peered into
pots and kettles, upturned tubs ant
buckets, lifted lids. and turned ovel
chairs, as If looking for something.
When he pushed the clock from it.
place on the shelf he uttered a quich
cry Of discovery"
"Lookee.' he said. and pointed tt
a row of Chinese hieroglyphics on tn,
back Of the clock.
Having them translated. I discov.
cred that Sing Lee, my disaffectet
cook. had left his condemnation behind
him."
"'She velly bad woman; she ne
payee,' he had written. '-NeU York
Sur
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
Presence OF Mind.

Dean Stanley had a great respect for
presence Of mind. and used with great
delight to tell a story Of presence OF
mind by which he had liberated him.
self from a dangerous visitor. Since
he was willing to see almost any one
who asked for him, he once told his
servant to usher into his study a gen.
tleman who had called, and who hap.
pened 10 bear a name which was fam
iliar to him.
When the gentleman appeared, he
proved to be ar entire stranger. It wa
evident there had been some
mistake. This became still more
evident. when, advancing with an
mir Of great excitement, the gem
tleman exclaimed, .Sir, I have
a message to the Queen from
the Most High. I beg that you will
deliver it instantly" "In that case"
said the dean. taking up his hat. "there
is not a moment to be lost. Let lis 90
at once" They went downstairs in.
to the hall; and opening the door, the
dean requested his visitor to step ont.
No sooner had he done so, than the
dean shut the door behind the lunatic.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
A Cheerful Prom ecy.

Canon Farrar, the Eminent Englist
divine in his farewell lecture, deliv.
cred in the New York Academy O.!
Music, closed with the following per.
grafton:
This country of yours is a land In
strength the most over whelming and
in wealth the most afluent. You
have grown excellent in virtues; you
have here the elements and develop.
ment of national righteousness; you
not only equal other nations. you excel
them. And why? Because you are
under the protecting guidance of o
ceaselessly .vigilant God. to whom you
bow and whose gracious smiles are the
prosperity and progress everywhere
evident; a God who says. Them that
honor me I will honor" I believe that
this America will be preserved from
the perils which will beset her, by the
hallowed memories Of her glorious
dead; that her aspirations will he bless.
ed and fulfilled through the virtue OF
her present religious intellectually. ]
believe that she will d,senchant nations
from the horrors Of war by the en-.
chantment of her peace: that she will
lead nations in the triumphant path
which streams behind the growing
history Of her government, and smite
the hoary head of inveterate abuse
which springs up in government from
false types of orthodox faith and good
ness. For these objects, God has Civ.
en- her a boundless territory, has
formed her towering mountains, has
marked the course of her mighty riv-
ers and spread above all the taintless
azure Of her skies. BY the blessing OF
God YOU are fulfilling the purpose Of
God, and no power can dim the glory
which will shine in the realization Of
such divine intentions.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
A Cnre for Snake Bite.

DIR. Shaw, writing to the Medical
Times from Water Gap, where poison
Gus snakes abound, says that during
the past six years, In which lie had
followed out a method of cure for
snake bite, he has not lost a case. He
gives sixty minims of aromatic spirits
of ammonia hypodermically and an
ounce of whiskey every two hours. A
arge poultice of bruised raw onions is
applied to the wound and renewed
every hour. The whisky and onions
are continued until cur. 10 effected.
which is usually on the third day.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
WHAT'S In d Name

There Is a great deal that is funny
in names. Names are sometimes conf
cal in themselves, but oftener they
become ridiculous by their association.
Thus, the nam Asa Poor might ex-
cite u pity if we considered what
the name might mean. But to see the
sign ga Poor Shoemaker" painted
without any punctuation. as n is
said to have been hung out in New
Orleans, would certainly provoke
mirLh.
Announcements of engagements and
marriages may bring lame into
strange connection. A happy fitness
is seen in the union of a Mr.. Gait to a
Miss New, and of a Mr.. Tee to a Miss
Kettle. A famous Irish bull is that
of the orator who, in delivering a
eulogy upon a man Of learning, closed
by SAYING
"In fact, gentlemen. he was a great
man, a very great man. gentlemen; he
was the father of chemistry, and bro
Their Of the Earl of, Cork"
From this it appears that :he Earl
Of Cork must have been AL uncle Of
chemistry.
No words are better suited to the
purpose of the punster than aFe many
of our familiar names, and no words
have ofteneri been degraded to his
service. The name of Theodore Hook,
a famous wit of tbs last generation,
was made the subject Of a very clever
pun. A gentleman WAS asked whether
he knew Hook.
"Oh yes,' was the answer, "Hook
and Eye (I) are old cronies."
1t is related Of two gentlemen. one
named Fuller, the other Hawke, both
fond of u joke, that the former asked
the other what was the difference be-
tween an owl and a hawk. Hawke
replied-"The owl is fuller in the
eyes, fuller in the head. and fuller in
the body; IL short, he is Fuller all
over"
Another old but very good instance
of punning upon a name is told Of II
MIR. Gum, who was called us a wit
ness III Il judicial court. After his
examination the counsel said to him:
"Mr. Gum. you a now go Off"
The Judge saw the pun, and either to
avert the effects of the shot, or to i'm
prove on the joke, gravoly added
"Sir, you are Youths
Companion.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
She Had the Last Word.

ooh, dearr' exclaimed Mrs. F., after
eainly endeavoring to pour hot water
out OF the empty teakettle, chow did L
forget to fill it. 1 wonderl I'm get
ting to tc a perfect simpleton. I wish
l did have a little common sense"
"But, my DEAR" interrupted Fogg,
suppose you had. Do you think you'd
know what to do with it?"
"Do with It'll" echoed Mrs. F.;"many
things. I might want to be married
again. you know, and it might save
me from making a fool OF myself .
secOrl t,me."--Boston Transcript.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05

!. A young lawyer; who had recently
been admitted to the bar Of San An.o-
MO, came to Judge Noonan for advice.
81 want to ask your advice, Judge,
about avery important matter"
"Wen WHAT 1t, Timothy?"
Lawyer Howl has been telling
everybody that I am a donkey. Don't
you think I ought to fight him, or sue
him for damages T.
"You say he called you a donkeyp"
Eyes"
"Then fight him By all means. If
you sue him he will prove it on you."-
SiifTings.