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The Washington critic., 1886-09-02

fhIta.G pearsss Or loss "
1cr1f ii illier sex hDgeysr Induced
IrHdip5 ddG FsrNlaett2 cared EnclO5,
d e,,ilfs 9p H.nlgls f.r toDS Df particulars
NoNGs gsQeaaDy &03.csl ASB2e!aii1l,
lulilNcs 81. n
The Washington critic., 1886-09-02
lohn ,udacn,r EnstnIInlent Mousc

$50 and 932 Seventh street northwest, is the
place to buy your stoves, ranges and heaters
ON your own terms Also, carpets, furni-
ture, etc. We try to please our customers
by selling them satisfactory goods. Give
us call. If we can't sell you what you
want no one can.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-02
nuiIdIng Permit. Grnntcd.

Building permits have been granted 70
Samuel Norment to erect a block Of two
story houses on ! street, near New Hamp-
shire avenue, to cost t2l 900; also to erect
store and dwelling at the corner OF New
Hampshire avenue and | street, 10 cost
1000. Diller b. Grof, three dwellings on
/ street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
70 cost IS 600.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-02
Correspondents 60 to Charleston.

Six New York newspaper men passed
through this city last night and this morn
ing for Charleston, s. G. Mr. G. VI. Ogden
left last night for Charleston for the Boston
Globe, as did also Mr.. F. ID Mussey for the
Cincinnati Commerciat- Gazette. This morn
ing Mr.. 7. s. Heath started from
this city for the United Press Associa-
tion, aud Mr.. T. &. Dunnell for the New
York Times. Mr.. Gray of the st. Paul
PioHcO Pcss, Charles T. Murray of the
Philadelphia T,ucs and other newspaper
men expect to go TO the scene Of the earth
quake.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-02
CHESAPEAKE G. ONlO KkEL.VyAY

QEAVE b. & p. DEPOT, SIXTH AND sTs.)
10:b6 A. M.-For Newport News Old Point
Comfort aud Norfolk. Daily except Sun
L day.
11:1b A. M,-For all the Virginia Springs and
the West, daily except sunday. Free
Observation Car from Charlottesville.
$50 =. M-For the Virginia Springs and the
West Solid tram. with Pullman sleepers
to Louisville. Pullman service to Clncin.
natl and st. Loui3. Fast express daily.
11:0O p. M-Virginia Springs Express daily
except Sunday, through Pullman Buffet
Sleepers, Baltimore to White sulphur
Springs.
For tickets and information apply at C. 3
o. Railway Office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue,
and Il. 81 +. station.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-02
i, variy and Get Your Choice.

w. II. Hoeke, sol Market Space, is now
receiving his fall and winter stock OF fur
niture carpets and upholstery goods. TO
carly aud make your selection. An ex-
cellcnt and varied stock to select from.
Bottom rock prices guaranteed. Goods
cheerfully shown and prices given. Hand.
some patterns OF new goods are now being
displayed.
THB Pennsylvania Railroad will continue
the sale OF Friday excursion tickets to the
seashore until the l0th. inclusive.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-02

The oyster season promises TO be very
successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-08
FATAL RESULT OF A SLIGHT WOUND

FATAL RESULT OF A SLIGHT WOUND
Roland G. Faust, aged thirty-six years, one
of the most muscular men in Akron, Ohio,
died Monday from the effects of blood poi
soning. On Christmas eve Faust, who was
in hevRG wbcb gGs {be at AFTER vas badly
up. Faust's only wound was scratch on
the knuckle of the index finger on the right
hand. A few days later his arm began to
swell and soon attained twice its natural
size. The swelling and Inflammation
increased until Faust's death. 1t is
supposed that the slight wound which hs
had received by cutting his knuckle on 8
tooth of the stranger with whom he fought
led to his death-blood poisoning arising
from the wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-08
FIRST IMPRESSION OF LONDON The frs

FIRST IMPRESSION OF LONDON The first
impression produced upon the mind Of the
stranger is one of vastness and quantity,
and the individual feels lost in the mere
contempla ion of an immensity which passes
his power of computa' ion. London is pot
a city, but nest OF cit es within cities, Ike
the groups of Chinese booths or afternoon
tea tables. Wherever you go. or whatever
you do, there is G ovid doing tie same
hing, or bent in the same direction.-Jsn-
q1ey JAns's Letter.
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WAR! WAR. WAR! WAR!

In addition to our sweeping clearing out sale
We respectfully inform the public generally that
there has been Unsigned TO Us by an aseut repre-
seutng one of the largest manufacturers in the
United States j. 90 cases Of RUBBER BOOTS,
SHOES, ARCIICS. in lscc everything that is
made in the way Of Rubber ware nur orders are
to them Of as S. possible and make hasty
cash returns. The goods are billed 10 us at such
extra low tigur,s-nevcr known or offered before
that desire it positively to be und rStood that
this slaughterug OF prices Will hold good and last
only FOX THREE WEEKS. at the expiration oS
which tiaie all such sock left will be rcshipped to
the owners. Our patrons should take advantage
Of this opportunity aul supply themselves at once
We naturally expect 10 he unusually busy for the
next three weeks in d,sposing of this line of
goods. a we'll az our entire stock of LEATHER
BOOTS and SHOES, aud in order TO meet the
wants we have engaged additional help to be pre-
pared for rushes.
dec15 R. KsUFMANN
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]. A. Rinke-, AuctiOncnr.
Leesburp, "a, dcc2i cots

( COMMISSIONERS "a i4r.--UnGc: :.u h ri
~ 4 decree Of he C:cnii Cou { oi .,l,xardi!a
Va. in The suit ol oa,h'S executors " Eoacb's
dcvisecs ct H.. the subscriber rs cnlumssirncr
will offer for ale 1T prbic suction, ~ Iil & RS
DAY, January II, 1886, "a IL U,Iocl, tn. at the
tA rlaX stree entrance 10 he tuiuriation Court
room of the c.ry of Alexandria. -, Il EAjT OF
LAND, in said coGn:y, continuing So acrcs and
L. perches part Of PEJsrE; i Hill, OF which
tholatc James Roach died cized lying or the south
side of The Arlington turnpike Il short d. siai &c
west OF the AleXauiri. Canal being lots No j
and No D III the divi5ioi Of s.ii farm rs shown
by the pot filed in sail cause
Terms: One ffth ca.E; The rc.iGG" iE three
equal instamcnts NJ six, twcvc and eighteen
months from day OF sale, with iatcre.t; roi.Gs
with gooi personal security 20 be eiyoa for de.
ferred ius!alE:cnts and titis rctainG
). EGEG $rE BEACH,
dec3O-t3 Commissioner.
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ALEXANDRIA VA. FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY s 1885
0azette.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI WEEKLY BY
EDGAE SNOWDEN,

1t the Gazette Building, Nos 70 and IL Prince st.
D.TIy TRI- WEEKLY.
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HEADQUARTERS For
TOYS AND CANDIES.

have q large and most compet assortment OF
Toys, Caudies, aud Cakes and other goods for
children.
My CANDIES and TaFFY OF my cwn make
are strictly pure, and MADE FRESH EVERY
DAY. j. G. CDCKEY & BRO,
dell 40 King Street.
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DaTTy TRI- WEEKLY
Sir months ..... 3 90 Sir months. 90
One month ........ so Three months.... l On,
All communications should be addressed to "Ga=cftc,
Aleraniria la.
Persons tearing The city hare the Gazette "a'lct
to them posipaid for fifty cents month, and tha
Qddress changed as often as desired.
Contract advertisers aU not be aosred to ercced their
space nleSs the excess paid for at transient rates,
and ,tndcr no circumstances ciH thcy b: a!orsd TO
adrertise other than TIER legitimate business IN the
space contracted for
Ali transient advertisements must 10 paid for ia GCl
rance.
Marriage ana death notices must DO paid for in Gd-
rance.
Rcso ions IN memcricm ofthankS tributes Of respect
resolutions adopted By societies persons r!e&S Of
public concern, riN only DC printed IN this paper as
advertisements.
The Gazette office IS connected M the Telephone Err
CHANGE Advertisements. orders for tie paper news
or any information business can DC sent by tee
phone.
Entered at the Postogice at Alerdndria Virginia. a;
secOnd-cidS matter.
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EOaIDAT GOODS.

CHHIsr&As' 1855 Nrw vrAn. 1886
For Christmas joss and stores of toys
The girls Gud hos
When Sleigh bells Jingle Of old k:is-kring!e-
Go straight TO BRENGLE,
NO. 129 KING STREET,
and find there all their hearts desire
BrinClc furnishes the p4rti-s o. the season with
everything in his lire pure and nice.
His OYSTER supply is the pick of the market
His parlors are open and no furnishes to families.
His ICE CREAM,
Black Fruit, Pound, jelly and Fancy, Orna-
mental and Plain Cakes. arc sold cheaper thar
they can be manufactured AZ honc. Also Cream
Puffs, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and TatTy of all
kinds Fruits, Caromcs and ouearca Fruits He
caters for families, fairs balls and entertainments
dsc2l
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t"3i, !SALE tsG: kth..@s.
FOE SALE or REST.
E0I: SALE.

NOR sALE.-A PHAErON BUGGY it ~ori
I order, |ill be sold low for cs5h. Amply aG tui5
office. OcgOt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-08
yis J. EtlOU.S.
stlXTH i.NNUAL SPECIAL SALE
- OF
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Appr,cia;;H" The fat that the demand il fol
reliable good: ~ reasonable prices, we have sought
in every II t.rce 20 ilnp:uvc the standard OF quail
ity and workmanship aitheut affecting the price
| and in many cases nave been moro than success
ful.
We take special pleasure in inaugurating thi:
Grand Sale which commences Saturday Morning
January , :,nd continues for two weeks, firm y
believing that ncver bsiore were we in position
TO offer such = full moneys worth OF these goods
being as they carefully made from the best
known brands Of Muslins, in the must thorough
manner, and we challenge competition as regard,
highncss Of quality, styIu and workmanship and
lOwneSS of priC..
LADIES FLEE MUSLIN CHEMISE.
1905 Ladies Fine Muslin Sacquc Chemise
five clusters Of three fine tucks,
O&LY % CENTS EACH.
- doz Ladirs' Corded Band Muslin Chcmise
corded or ugck ana trout: good muslin,
O:Ly BIZ CENTS EACH.
10 doz Ladies Fine Muslin Chemisc. square
yoke with inserting OF four clusters of five fine
t,icks nicely made and finished,
ONLY so CENTS EACH.
rs doz Ladies Muslin Sacquc Chcmise, four
rows of inserting; clusters Of 20 fine French
tucks, cambric rutiic around neck and sleeves,
ONLY 38 CENTS EACH.
so doz Ladies' Fine 8lu3lin Chemise, solid
Hamburg yoke; square neck: Hamburg edging
on neck, sleeves and yoke; excellent value,
ONLY rs CENTS EACH.
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN CORSET COVERS.
Our special bargain-l so doz. Ladies' Fine Mus.
perfect shape,
ONLY loo EACH.
75 doz. Ladies Fine Camb-ic Corset Covers,
high neck, trimmed with Hamburg, sold last sea-
soa at 33c,
49,,
high neck, six clusters of three fine tucks, Ham
burg oiging on neck and down front, sold last sea.
sou at AGc,
ONLY Sac. EACH.
so doz Ladies' Extra Fine Cambria Corset Gov
crs, elegantly trimmed, with Hamburg inserting
and edgng worth Soc,
ONLY SOC. E sCH.
LADIES FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS.
100 doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers, three
inch hem, with five tucts above extra value,
ONLY 25c. PER PAIR
so doz Il adj s. Fine Muslin Drawers, with ino
cambric rulle, six fine and one wide tuck above
the ruflle, excellent quality,
ONLY Csc. PER PAIR
LADIES MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES.
75 doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Night Robes, with
six cutters Of thrco fine tucks, rutlie around neck
and sleeves, Extra value,
~ ONLY soc EACH.
so doz Ladies Fine Muslin Night Robes, with
yoke OF 40 me tuckS, cambrlc rune arounu tnc
mock aud sleeves, with three fine tucks i'll the
rutfie, worth 81 l2c.,
ONLY 75c. EACH.
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN SKIRTS.
SO doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts, 6
inch camb ic ruhle, g fine tucks in the rufle, and
10 fnc tuc:s above, excellent value,
ONLY 55c. EACH.
BRIDAL SETS! BRIDAL SETS!
By most udicous purchase wo have secured
new invoices Of complete bridal Sets, comprising
Chemise. Drawers and Gowns, elegantly lace trim
med, finely flushed; the same goods we were
Obliged to ask So and SIS for we arc now offer
ing at
1925 AND $3.50 PER SET.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
nSrE IpIrE ONTv
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j
WHOLESALE
GROCER AND LIQOUR MERCHANT,
Corner Market street sud Strand,
Aloxsndri&, Virginia
;EEhtCI DUPONT'S SPORTING, MINING and
BLASTING POWDER.
full line of celebrated pure cid Tbiskics.
Brandies. Gin. Eun, &C., Massey s. Co.'S. Phila-
delphi. and Csggatts Baltimore Ales, and Berger
& Engcl's Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
agent for tic POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS.
Orders promptly attended TO and consignments
.olicited. my1-tf
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--UF--
VALUABLE PERSONAL pR0pppury

! VALUABLE PERSONAL. PROPERTY
/ daVng rented my farm, | will Offer at public
sale on salI farm about three miles south ot scs
; nurg on TUESDAY, January 12th, 1856 il fair
II not, the next fair day, all ny persona! pruucr-
ty, consisting Of 10 Horses aud Colts, among
them No. work Horses; > brood G!arcs. noFt
IN foal by Paxton's Ramoz and two three s,artcr
Percheron Colts; good 0liIc!I Cows. Sows aud
rigs. > flnc Shoafs L Six-Lorse road Wagon. one
two-horse Wagon, l jump.seat Carriage, Ton
| Buggy, l -hor,c Spring Wagon. ! Cart. /
Johnson Reaper good rs nYwl, iuckcye Mower,
l horse Sakc, Empire Drill. :, Oliver ctriIIcC
s horse Plou@hS or II double aud SINGLE shovel
Ploushs. Harrows Cuttirg Boz. Eockaway
"hest f2", Corn Shclcr set Wagon Har-
ness IN good condition, SET double Harness /
set single Harness, sets Plough Tear: shalt,r
Saddle, Brides, Collars, Galtcrs and oiSiur TOR
horses. Shoves. Forks. l Log Chain, Fifth
Chalns, l pair Platform Scales, iraia Cradles aud
farming implements of all sorts too varied to
enumerate. 200 bbls CORN, / stack roc. HAY
lot of Poplar Weather. boarding. and 900 nice
OAK Pallngs. Also HOU>Eli LD and I lTlHrN
FURNITURE including ! PiAH ! sat par!or
Furniture, embracing two Sofas. 1 dazru Hair
Cloth Chairs, 3 Rocking Chairs = niarbc-top
tentre Tables, d sets Chamber Furuitmrr, q hurk
and Hair Mattresses 3 Feather Beds " Ward
robes, lot of Carpat ng ] Extension Dining Ia
bic, dozen Dit,iu.: koo,l Chai.s = Il cas
"hat.NGt Tah :, thaira !.oo.tn Gh.ssre Wash
stands, Knives a"d Fork, q :,s aDG Oh "A ware
iv abundance l Na;c ! Cui board 3 sarl r
stoves / Fire p'ac Heater / COX 80 t. Tubs.
Barrels farth"nf:arc &c. IN .hor.. Ar Il. ustt.l-
ly large collection "f u- fu lru> H. H. uuo,i, r!l
in good condition. 4 So b |, cxcc,lcnt CIDER
Vinegar.
Terms: On al sums Of - an! upwards
credit OF nine months VIII n' gwen the purchaser
to execute noes sGtisilct I,ly appro:td Gearing
interest from date. and wGi"in. hpn.c-tctd ,x-
emptions, and ncgo;iab! aiid payable ~ the "u
doun National Bank. at Lcc,hura, W. spms un-
der $40 cash. No prrty 10 bc removed until
terms are complied with
Sale to begin ut 10 o'clock a III.
$Ai.U ri. GBRI-ON.
J. A. Rnke-, Auctionenr
Leesburp IA dec2i-eus
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: BRoDl1Rs & Co,
Wholesale Dealers and Job5ers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS FLOUR, SALT
AND FISH.
4 full limo Of celebrated pure old Whiskies,
Ersndies,, Gin Bum, &C., Massey & Co.'S Philsdel.
rhia and Cl&ggctt's Baltimore Ales, and Berger (
Gngel's LagoY BeUr, in casks or Bottles.
Agents for James S. Kirk & Cos. Standard
So&p, aud for the Baltimore River Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and consignments
solicited, Nc. IL King street,
myi-Si Alexandria, We.
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AUCTION Sl1LES.

4 UCIiON SALE OF The SCHOONER MAR
~ GARET ELLA.
AS Administrative Of Jerrc Robb, decd. will
Se'l at public auction ~ Mcyeisir's Wharf, be-
tween Prince and King streets. Alexandra, Va
on SATURDAY, January 10th, 1886. vt IL
O'Clock noon the Schr. MAkGAREr ELLA.
Terms of salc: Cash
JAG 1Ota ADM. of Jerrn pm 49,,
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ENTERPRISE MEAT CUTTERs-nothing e1-
IL cells them for chopping sausage meat, nince
meat, chicken salad and scrap meat. For sale by
JAS. 7. CARLIN & SONS,
sseal Alexandria, Va.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01

down a bad reputation. and IL j. far
more difficult; for . young woman.
Time and patience and earnest en-
deavor usually will do il. however. al.
though memories Of il and illusions 70
it may rise up 20 plague n OCCASION
ally for many years
II needs TO be impressed very strong.
~ upon many Young people tina; reck-
lessness and noiori.ty n no; possibly
confer happiness They DO supply =
temporary excitement. which many
mistake for happiness. bu, II turns bit
ter 20 the tas,. before IL j. done with.
True modesiy aud dignity are wholly
consistent with \ thoroughly enjoyable
life. Those who lack these forfeit
something Of the respcc; Of Others.
and. when that il gone. nothing else
can supply iis place. The merric,,
Young men and wonen-many of
whose lives actually overflow with fun
and frolic. and If whom their friends
hardly can think without sympathetic
,miles-are those who "a indulge their
:ondne.s for social pleasure, a, To in
~terferc neither with their own nor any
other persons intelligent and profit
able use of life. who are careful 20 To-
tain their own self-r,>pect and COnh-
dence If other. and WHO shrink from
even the appearance # 'fa-inc--.' IN
stinCtiycly and with their whole souls.
-COHgTcgd't0uIhsl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
AN ACT OF VENGEANCE.
How Enrsged Monkeys Differentiated .
Nusr Iioa-Con.tri,Ior.

The boa has not merely oftiime. been
mastered by man. but by much inferior
beings. An officer stationed ~ ksl-
ladgcr. in India. va, once climbing a
rocky hill. when he and "A native who
accompanied him witnessed the follow
ing episode: 4 poor monkey was bo-
ing slowly enwrapped in the yolumin-
Gus fold. IL an enormou. boa. IT, bones
breaking like pipc-,tcm, ny the pres
sure. Gradually IN" reptile unwuuud
itself. leaving a crushed, unrrcognizablc
mass. The numerous monkeys ON the
rock Were IN the greatest state If excite
ment. running wildly about. gc,ticulai-
ing. chattcriL. and moaning. though.
of course. powcrle>S tn help their COM
rtic. While the snake was comm-nc-
ing it, gorge. and before il bod. began
e ill and swell. the officer and native
went in quest "f a stout cudg.l AMI n
sharp knife. expecting to make II an
easy prey n, soon a. II should bc filled
u REPETITION. When they returned Ia
the scene of strife. ~ boa lay thorough
~ Corged, beneath 4 projecting mass
oil Clln. looking moro Ike "A log than
anything more lively. On the submit
above a troop 81 monkeys were a.
-emhled. and there or four II the lar
ge>t n strongest were occupied in
d~i>placing a massive fragment Of rock.
already loo>cncd by the rain. from the
main ledge. By enormous eNertiun-
made. too, with \ silence quite unusual
To m~onkey>-thcy nt length succeeded
in pushing the rock until il trcmblcd
just over the boas head then. uttcring
= yell Of triumph. they dropped i, over
the miniature pr.cipice. i, struck the
boa on the head. MASKING i; 10 a jelly.
As lis great tail la-hed about NEGLECT
ually in it, last struggle. Their. WAS -
chorus Of eNultation-man joining his
near relative. il We believe some IL our
in-tructor.-Over this w~ell-accom-
Plished act Of vengeance.-Good U0rds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
STEEL PENS.
Why NAsy Were onse R~s.rSes - Q Zee
Cossty Iusary.

Only a few years ago Bulw-y p1: into
the mouth 81 his dramatic creation.
"Rchelieu." these pregnant words
The pen is mightjer than tho swori-'
In the shor: time that has since elapsed
these words have acquired . new .p-
plicsiion: the pen has conquered the
sword in the field Of commerce a. corr
p~lctely ss i, had formerly ,numph.d IN
the fields o' high polio, and world gov
eminent The Little clyIlixsr (as IL NAV
well be called) - nom in ever hand.
but within the emo Of msny men
still living the steel pen was simply .
curious. and cc~ily ;ny. noticeable ~ AN
inC-niu. mechanical fad. bu, mo-; a; ali
- an invention likely "a come into
practical u>c. Tn. e~ariies, form 81 the
article Wa certainly not promising. 4
piece Of sheet steel wa> bent into a
tubular form. and Gu; or hl.,i away 70
initiate the shape 81! 4 quill-psu. the
junction Of the two edges forming the
nib. which. Of course. extended all up
the back of the pen. These were
known - carly a. lsl2. bat wcgc re-
caried a. article. DC luxe. e. b. gwen
away ~ SCENTS, and no; for use.
They were highly polished. perhAp,
gilt or s!ly.rcd. and sold for n. much
a. five ,hiiling> each. In ls2i Mr..
james Perry. the founder Of a system
q! education one famous a. the Per
ryan" system. took up the steel pen ~
a practical invention. and by indomi,-
able energy oyercame the difficulties
ia it, construction and the objections
I o il, Use. HI patented several Varc-
ties and spared no expense to attain
perfection Hi> brother informed Nr
samuel rimmin~. of Birmingham. that
he paid seven Shiihng> per pound for
hi, steel and five >hI,itng~ per pen -
the first workmcn be- employed, and
that for wears aftcrwari The prIcr given
10 hi, wurkmrn was thIriy->lN hill
ing- per -infss,rses Of Grcai
HTFf4En
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
eyrdc;ie's Fafne'Iy Advice.

Yes. my son. the lamb gambols on
the green. / know, and - you weakly
justify yourself when you gamble on
the red. But observe. my son. the
lamb cambols OILY when IL is very
Young. when j: i IN awkward. long
legged. idiotie-looking e~ternally bla-s-
ting lamb. When IL has more sense IL
cease. to gamboL And take IL. whole
life. i: il j. not bu'ehsred to make il
b.arders holiday IN the midst 81 is
eambois j. IL shorn about a. often ~ q
gambol-- That's you. my boy. Get
through with il before IL get. through
with you All me. ever time I look 3:
the lamb ! an maddensd by N. ,huagh.
that he vii never be safs ant,. he !. too
tough for chop. and wear hi- horns
IN \ spiral bang that makes him sso
ealloG- 20 Be 5 fi playmate for the chil-
dr-n and too un.ympaihetse Ia be en-
loyed of the dog On. that. why
you ~ living - fat. eh9 Because vou
want 90 be olds Well. YES: only yoa
don't want 20 do all your living with
your mouth and stomach Give Your
brains . little chanee--Brcok.ys Eagk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01

partly open. and I couldn't help hear
ing the interviews between your.elf
and your elderly visitors, aunty. And
once l laughed out loud. and you
thought il was the cat
You are q deceitfnl MINK" cried
Miss Valera. nearly sufIocating with
Indignation.
gently. genslvr' said Philo Lusk.
interposing in Bella's defense. mo
calling Of names. please"
And you shan't stay in my house
another day added the indignant lady.
Then she shall come 10 mine"
boldly asserted Philo Lusk. Come.
Bella, darling-my sleigh is at the
door. and i; holds exactly two. Well
90 to Parson Meadows and get mar
ried this very hour
And they did so; and Mrs. Lu.k.
senior. who was waiting at the farm
house door to receive her son, was de-
lighted beyond measure.
If it hadn't been me-" said Bella.
laughing mischievously. lit would have
been Aunt Val; for she was determined
10 marry Philo!"
The Lord forbid"' said Mrs. Lusk.
piously.
land after this" said Philo. As he led
his bride in. 1.-THE ;ir-t day Of the year
will be a double anniver-ary-the hap
piest Of happy New Year, TO Us, Gh.
Bella''-Heien Forest Grares.