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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-24

The Knights of Industry is the name of new secret order of workinglnen. This is taking name, but the Knights of Labor is better
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-24
Brief Mention.

Among the new goods we spoke of as being in- cluded in the Sale are about25 pieces very pice new patterns fin White Lawns, some very choice designs in Batistes, some pretty Crinkled Seersuckers and our Spring Importation of Kid Gloves. We shall also include our advance orders of Knit Underwear We might have cancelled tn lse orders, but we pre- fer to give our friends the benefit of Closing Out Sale.
 IN ADAM& CO.,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-24

Ex-Senator Windom, president of the Tehuantepec ship railroad company, has left Washington with apparently little hope for the approval of Captain Eads' scheme. He says that there has been no lobby
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-24

 Read what the people have to say about the JOURNAL AND COURIER and the Typo graphical union.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-24

It was dangerous to be a dog in Newark a few months ago and now dog show is going on there. Such is life.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-24

The Albany Argus calls Sam Jones and Sam Small "the bowling dervishes of mani acaI generalization
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-13
CC0RhRncd.)

Carlyle talked best directly after sup
per when under the influence Of his halt
dozen cups Of strong tea with pipe in
mouth, an additional stimulant, he would
pour forth continuous stream Off
thought nigh equal TO his writings.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-13

was regarded by Mr.. StQrtevant as i
superior article But or this particular
day was seized BY IN insane, Galatea-
like longing TO transform myself into
something surprising and even lovely in
his sight-something about the genus
doll that should appeal to his manhood.
Nothing of the sort, however. came to
my aid, and | continued nv stupid plati-
tudes about the weather, the Rev. Ar
thur Sibbins and the Lotos ball. Utterly
weary Of these, Mr.. Sturtevant picked
up volume Of Dante from the table at
his elbow and asked me which canto
preferred.
II think have told YOU before that I
do not read books, | cried sharply Il
do not know what a canto is, and il is
better YOU should be informed of it at
once. For il, we areto be shut up in this
room much longer, assure YOU YOU
had best not depend upon me for enter
Itainment or instruction.
It was the speech Of child that has
been pinched and snaps, but was so
DESTROYS OF appearing well To Mr. Smrte-
want, and it was humiliating to have 10
make this confession He laughed quite
unrestrainedly for him. "Ah, there YOU
contradict yourself. You are entertain
ing me to degree. Pray go on, and
you will also instruct me.
"No, when | cease to be entertaining
! cease to be anything"
1T is wonderful, he said, returning
Dante to the table and leaning his elbows
on his knees, while he locked his slim,
white fingers thoughtfully together,
'this entertaining, at which women are
so skilful. How do you blrng it about?"
So he was utilizing me for his diver
sion, ! thought, as who might not
wooden doll? And answered tartly,
"It is their ate ntion to and elaboration
of little things. the absence of which in
mems conversation makes them 50 stu
pid.
REALLY = he drew in his breath
"vou are very candid: and did not ask
YOU what made men stupid.
"No, but it followed naturally. One
always travels from woman's defects
to a mans PROJECTIONS and vice versa.
"Well. perhaps. May be candid,
too?'
"Oh, certainly"
"It seems to me very strange that YOU
don't know what a canto is, when YOU
know 50 much else.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-13
J5rpg g'ppl''' department.
NARY OF A SOCIETY GIRL.

=. home to-day stylish enough and
,sb ! bill sufficiently impressive, as
y. shall testify This makes the
,n.tb Gown Redfern has contrived for
,lIfor tbe street. Mama sometimes
;ninates that | might turn my attention
j bouse-dresses with advantage. And
Ido. Goodness knows a girls life is
ocrapied with very little else in these
laws; at least, when one has contrived
ooes clothes ones thoughts and ambi-
|tionior other things flag.
Ny library dues ought to be paid, but
have already twice oyerdraWn my al
owmce this month, After all don't
mronize the library very much. They
can'tlose anything by my wear and tear
J d the books Reading is a good ac-
onpHshment for men. IWish Dalrym-
pie read more 1T would increase his at
fractions. | like to have a man sit down
andtell me what he has read, provided,
3 course, he reads amusing books, or
a least reviews them amusingly. |
think livery stupid to De asked: "Read
Shs Lapham, Miss Romney? Awful
dfVer' isn't it, Now what good does
that do me if one has not read it? which
SSnalY my condition. have an idea
Ny omrevantreads he looks that way.
Qetmanner' observant eyes, very cold
AIl.AeSS IN people, witty in a fine,
style 1t has been said of me that
nave good mind. IIa, | wonder
'D' discovered that? They ought to be
@0leo' ! haven t read book since
y aae' w1en Dalrymple crowned his
.a'Dpay quits with Ramona" Ramona
,.n ~y' :, reader either, yet she had a
NJ r''AaOle history, She was not insig-
n, ''", q all and played a very impor-
M r"''n one man life at least. doubt
nrrrn s,v' very imperative adjunct to
,,.n a"'' Dalrymple came this
! acor !" exchange my solitaire for a
ana / lie says am worthy Of
a,ro ~ mat i his regards for me goes on
,ro,o Y at the present rate he shall
o5no. oy nook Or By crook, procure the
haksa .0F me- Alas, poor Dial! /
\ rnr nm as well as | knew how for
niar '''u invited him to ride with me
a'feon time. - 10" ana ne w'll
M, @ 4. in the park with Dali
gern,n ,"o hours and planned out
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-13

equally eash-v & must break myself u
Slans-all decent people loathe it, for the
gentlemen | wonder if I shall find if
amusing to plan out germans with DIAL
rYmPle and praise his eyebrows when
he is eighty and seventv-tive3 Look
ing back over our acquaintance since
last season at Mt. Desert, I find curl
ously enough that these themes have
been the basis Of our regard for each
other. It is not every man who has the
intelligence of Dalrymple in the matter
OF germans, nor, suppose, do all women
phrase their compliments upon his ap-
pearance as happily as | have done. It
was blunder indeed when Mr.. Starte-
Vantremarked to me that Mr.. Dafv.nple
Carr was "a kind Of slap in the face Of
nature, which, being Interpreted, meant
| suppose, that he was Extensively artif-
cal do not think that he suspected
my relation to Dad at the time, although
he must be aware of it now But it is an
illustration of the injustice of men to
each other. They take the most elabe-
rate pains to conceal their best traits
from those OF their own sex. and then,
passing judgment in the glare of some
woman mutually agreeable to them, they
pronounce upon each others vacuity.
Now Dalrymple is not entirely empty.
Among other things rafting about within
him is heart which can make fairly
honest TODD upon occasions. ! may say
here that it has been warm and active
in relation to myself. | believe that it
would genuinely wound Dalrymple If |
were to treat him bad now, as, if he were
altogether artificial, I should not hesitate
to do. But there I.had better draw nv
pen through the last line.
March II have stinted myself in
chocolates this week and paid my library
dues. spend good deal Of timei in the
warm, mufled rooms reading church ia
theirs, old philosophers and lovely poems
which really do enjoy. "Constance's
latest fad, = they call it, and Dalrymplc
complains that am dull, "For heav-
ems sake, he exclaimed yesterday, do
leave off this craze before YOU really take
it like disease And don't wonder
he is alarmed, for 4 serious change
seems impending ever me. Something
is waking up within me. Perhaps It is
that 'mind" before mentioned, but in
which never believed. rather think
it began one day after 4 talk / had with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-23
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Mamma seys che did not wear Vel
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To think o. ny being thrown aside
for . doll With china face. and uho
wears calico drcn, ~ coonc ] wao
stir She could not expect - 6ne .
doh - me 70 Be any thing but dlgni-
| fied-she said stir She wears eine-
ham dress sometimes her.eA and ,
never should have belonged - sueh :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-23

-Ialnage has preached thIroy gongD
through sickness twenty sour yeausgo
-Brooklys Eagle
Representative Symes. q Colombo.
has such . heavy voice thai he -
known among the Indians % his dis-
trict = Talking ThundeE.-ckicsge r.
~ Oc>as-
An English dramasic crifie. vE1o-
Ing Of Irving A. Aephisiopheles and
Miss 1prry - Marguerite. says thas tho
lstter's face - q Gull % heaven - -
formers b q the other plaza
In the death Of Mr.. Edwin =.
Whipple Boston loss : guly original
man. and one whose most brilliant side
never shone n h,s writingh He co.1d
never pen down IN black and Wiz
those flashes Of viz which c0rruDcasD1
IN his conversation and made hall -
hour with him an epoch q exhiliEn-
ton -Bosfoa Beacon
-Mrs- Mary B. Willard. Of Evano-
ton. Ill. and late editor q tie Cnion-
Signal. the organ q Chicago Of IL
Woman Christian TempeFancc Union,
Il now residing IN Berlin. Germany.
where she has opened . home-Gboo1
for American young ladies' for in
struction in the German and krcoch
languageA art, literature. music, etc.
Ch;cdgo Journai.
"A correspondent q = Besoo0
paper asked for . seIection Il trn
choice books and received - follow
ing reply: First on the Ii 10 BiblA
then Shakespeare. Longfellow's poemaI
Tennyson's poems. m Language
and Poetry Of F1owera" = DlsinG
Deeds Of the Blue and the Gray" -
works Of William Carlson. D0a
Quixote." ssThs World Of -" III
Dead Alive"
Frank Mayo, IL sceoe. who -
made fame and fortune - Davy Crock
etk has : most extraordinary avenioo
70 the play. I'D declares that he VI
not appear IN IL again. unleD CO.,
PEELED By poverty 20 do 90. 4x. MAJ
wanos 70 be . tragedian. aad i, II
deed. an excclIens sctor. but the cEi<IcI
always insist that his Hamlet 90
Othelle talk like Davy. hence hi -
gust-H y. Sum
A reporter fresh from England ~,
recently assigned BY the city editor Of
Boston paper 70 report : leet1ra-
Thh i the way be fixed : quotation
from Tom Moore- The reverend zen
tleman announced it - his opinion
that - world i in the mature Of neeo-
ing show, given for the delusion Of man.
and procesded to remark further that
The smile1 Of Joy. - well - the teaEz
- - - = -
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~ : r,.>Hy - s.v>1 xsrsAsr. -
- a. Drssish cr~ws-
Do The Ids o. this eenesafion -
el.;., shrs po~s;r.1 sy;busp - vouehful
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800 -. - =. S-.:-s..s - --
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q eIecenc ceIegnphs I'D oee9 extena-
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The mnnnecn rusheo . Delhi - es1ze
upon Ne Old hereditary seas = -
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sing ne thzo>s q knroPe@na Wills
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PA said = live-year old 90,
'can rope walk" II think not my
SON." answered the father. but e
might If 1t were faut "-Isxas Fsgdro-
"A young actress writes her name
'Kafharyne Kynder" Thys looks
kind o queer; but Vt " nobody's busi-
ness VI she lykes VI that way--Sorrss-
f0lrn Herald
"A wag seeing heavy door on ID
hinges. in which condition ID had been
for some time. observed that when il
had fallen and killed some one. il would
probably be hung
An experienced housewife in . long
article tells show to save your dishes
from being broken" IL il unnec essary.
All you have 20 do Is 70 put them away
and eat on tin dishek
Spa, what does nobby means''
Stylish. my dear ..Well. then. d,
your nose must be very stylish. for
grandma says you have got The knob
best nose in town - Tcxas Ss17isgs-
-s'I feel like mother EARTH said =
defeated candidate % : friend the
morning after the election s.How =
thatf" asked his friend Il have been
0atfened at the polls. = vas the reply
In the midst Of as.ormy discussion,
q which Douglass Jerrold was present.
gentleman rose TO settle the matter
in dispute Waving his hands majes-
ticaIly. be began: s'Genflemen. al I
want Is common sense" Exactly.
interrupted JeroId; s.thaf i precisely
what you do want ~ T. Ledger.
The said doctor h said 20 have
vAinly paid his addresses to LADY Who
preferred % marry : Mr.. Quincy.
SO. said be. On subsequently meet
ing her. II seems you prefer : soro
throat 20 ByIes Indeed do" wao
her answer. for. Il there had been any
thing worse than biles. surely the Lord
would have troubled Job with EN- -
Boston Post.
Small boy who has been reading
The Demon Plumber. or the Boy
Clown --You have walloped me.
father. but 1 swear 20 you that ere m
other moon has waned- viii wrcAk :
fearful vengeance on AL your ACQUIRED
tribe Ha- ha! The boy clown defies
you" (And % saying he skips ous ~
the woodshed and climbs over the
tence. D. Chicago Rambi<r.
81 zee" said Mrs. Follinsbee. look
ing from her paper the other evening
that they say Modjeska has : los Of Per.
feet sticks supporting her this s-sson- =
THAT il entirely 1p,rorri..-. = replied
the Colonel. with I diabolica2 erin-
How u thats" s.Why. she u Pole
herself. you know" Mn. Follinsbee
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Wnoe 9onn11y Deonme - : o. geylnsA4y-
Dsssse1 - Arisssesasse Ds1L
Cleopatra lay il ths folds q the Ice
curtain ~here Topsy I'D dropped her
afssr good run through de houss-
She w. very much shakea. and glad
q the quiet and the company q he
sristocrstic japanese LADY and gentle
nan On he side e he vase She began
talking q once.
.Well. I know I en- not sand tkia
Just Iook as mel I'm : Disgrace. Yoa
would nos believe what beanty I ~
q ChristmaA ~ hair hung i long
yeIlo1 curlA my eyes opened and
closed. ny cheeks we're like pink rosex
I had On : lovely blue SILK dress. With
: lace overskirf and br0>d-brimmed
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gle; ny eyes aro great staring glnsn
balla al scratched mp ooe am =
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are lost and % j. W hak Every BODY
used % ~: What : lovely doIlr Nov
l always kear: .Uxhi take hat maimed
and dirty doll out q nv sight o.;
Soy Midxet--that's the name 4 ~
litfIe gin tkat owns De-.would roo
nos betfsr send that cripple % - kos-
pisalr If's dreadful II did MOI
lhink thas itwoald make - look wore.
I'd cry
The japanese 10y and gentleman
g - 0ower w. Dade 10 answer q
this la1e remark. boe they each tkcaghl
Skas & w. inpossiole for Cleopolks q
Iook vorue sk6n - did
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-23

1t i said that : French painter ooe
day visited the Salon In PARA IN COM
pany with : friend who was member
Of the Committee Of Selection, and who
bed been instrumental in procuring The
acceptance Of the painters work.
When the artist came near his picture.
he exclaimed: '0ood gracious! you're
exhibiting my picture The wrong ssde
upr' ''Hosh"' was the reply; s7so
committee rslused 4 - oshsr way