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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

"A Buffalo court has decided that SlO-
900 is sufficient recompense for the loss of
ones reason.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

AES look siovenly with turnover heels. Lyons
Heel 6uiffeuers keep boots straight DC a pair
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

according TO the MoOrfeId lFaJ Er-
dutiuer, a cat at that place recently gave
birth to four fair-sized pups.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

"A Nevada bay-dealer puts fifty and siZt!
pound powders in his hay bales
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

-Petaluma, Cal, citizens have decided to
boycott all Sacramento river potatoes raised
by Chinese.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05
A sad Case OF Poisoning

The 9TH of May, the anniversary of the
battle of Puebla, was httiugly celebrated IN
the CITY of Mexico.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

The champion trotting pig lives at Per
~, Ga. 1t keeps in sight of any Of the fast
horses in that locality.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

/ Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use
] 1t is not a liquid snuff. soc.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

Nashville, Tenn, is making great efforts
to secure the next national encampment of
the grand army.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

Rough on Itch" cures skin humOrs, eruptious
ring worm. letter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chill
blains. itch, ivy poison, BARRIERS itch 5Jc- Jars
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

Strawberries are only 10 cents a quart
in San BernardinO county, California.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

Tombstone, Arizona, merchants pay for
having their names on the bOycOtting list.
They claim it is a good advertisement.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

-Pachuca. Mexico, Will soon establish q
thorough system of street railways,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

Cures piles OF hemouhoids, itching, prorrud-
-ernsl remedy i'm each package. Sure cure, Soc
DRUGGISTS
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

An eight-legged kitten has recently been
exhibited at AIiddlaboro, Mass.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

Range cattle. and in fact stock of all
kinds are beginning to feel the effects
OF the new grass.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

III afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson Eye H ater. Druggists sellit. 25c
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

What can be more disagrseable, more dis
gushing, than 10 sit in room with a person
who is troubled with catarEh5 and mas TO keep
coughing and clearing his or her throat of
the mucus which drops into itf Such per
sons are always TO be pitied If they try to
cure themselves and fail But if they get
DR.. Sage's CataErh Remedy there need be no
failure.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

MacksviIle, Stafford county, wishes to
be incorporated as a city OF the third
class.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

Dr. R. Butler, Master Of Arts, Cam
bridge University, England, says /: "St.
Jacobs Oil acts like magic"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

OPIUM NIPPLES M 70 sa 20 dn 9s.' &c sa peg
tin cured. DIi. j. SIEPHEssi Lebanon Ohio
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

AGENTS WANTED 5 g sa9 g 3z5 s5 ss
~ IIE lEAREEE "Ciately'B UutVer8ll Educ
tor 100 pages 41O Illustrations prices low {
over 606J0 sold. Exclusive territory and mos
liberal terms ever offered Address EAEIsA8 CzrE
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

The OskalOosa, Jefferson county,
Sickle announces that the pension OF y.
n. Stevens, an oldsoldier Of that city has
arrears.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05
ELYsS
CREAM BALM.

I haze used ttJo
bottles Of ELgs
Cream Balm and
consider myself
cured I sUDaCd
20 years from ca
tGgTh and cdtGzTh-
dt hsudIchs and
This Is he first rem
sIy Htdt AFFORDED
lasting TsilgTs-D.
T. Htgg57lsOHs rs
Lake STest, ChisE-
40. LLL
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05
THE GREATEST FOE 55,. o.

can people is Consumption. Ply
sicians and Druggists have at last
found a remedy which they feel
Justified recommending. This
is DR.. BlGELOW'S POSITIVE
CURE, which cures Consumption
in stages that other remedies are
Of no benefit. It cures Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Diseases speedily and safely.
Price, Fifty Cents and one Dol
lar. Sold by Druggists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

NJ. NJ Edminston charged with hay
ing certified or acknowledged, as a notary
public, a false signature to a mortgage
for Mrs. Amy COplin and her son, Joshua
COpIn, was acquitted of the charge at
Columbus, Cherokee county, the other
day. He produced q power Of attorney
TO show that the signature acknowledged
vvss vysTs1 ev,T No FCroerv
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

DeIbert Latin, son Of the mayor of
LeonardVilles Riley county, was drowned
near that place the other day while bath
ing IN a pond.
Sherman Center is She nPns OF q new
town IN the center Of l5haEnlan county
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

A train OF the Topeka, Salina & West.
ern railroad, near Wilsey, Morris county,
was ditched the other day, but no one
was seriously injured.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05


fear.
A strange feeling Of awe and dread
steals for a moment into the child's heart
and he partly turns as though he would
go back. The next, apparently ashamed
Of even this faint show Of cowardice
he grasPs his stick firmly and begins to
climb downward,
There isnO regular path, but he catches
sight here and there of a trOdden tuft
Of grass and the shredded twigs Of ash
laurel that show plainly where the foot
and hand Of the daring climber have left
their prints. Then, as he finds it easier
than he thought, he grows holder. FL
nally, when about 500 feet down a prO-
iecting ledge stops his further progress.
Kneeling down he crawls to the edge and
looks over.
''The very placer he cries excitedly,
sand I Just know it is down therer'
But the "down there Is fully a hun
dred and fifty feet beneath him, and is
another projecting ledge, but much
larger, and thickly covered with ferns
and MOSES, over which a thread-hke
cascade trickles.
As he leans further over a tiny some
thing that glitters in the suns rays
catches his eye.
1t is embedded IN the soil Of the ledge
a foot or so beneath him
Reaching down he quickly grasps it,
and then with an exultant little cry
springs to his feet But the next mo-
ment the cry of exultation is changed to
one of supphcatiOn and terror, for in the
sudden spring his feet have come in
contact with a treaeherOus tufb that is
barely hanging TO the cliffs edge. AS
they press against it, it gives way, and
the next moment he goes headlong over
the ledge.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE.
BARRTOS THE GrArsHtLAy DYcTA TOR
Mscx Iaors.ns


Some Germans, wiioin knew well, owned
coffee esi Ie IN iae Horsh o the and ~i.n~ -
plant some new ground Immediately bey 0nd their -.
tate vas srgr ract % uBoc-upfed hand, which they
supposed to b~ wssir and unOwn-I they occupied
a pisn sd r. AZ or raa frsia.ltes req nirsd for
uslng np waste lands Ia ias couGIrj. IEs tract they
hat ssr however bsd been part ~ hr property ~ hs
Church. -nd On tho s~qI-ssEat of Church Land. nal
hcea granted 10 maa WIN hsi Especial uss for u.
nnd b. left u ide for ycars- lie had the riehs
then of gvin< notice OF IA ovacrshD aai c.s.A
the snd within errisin frpu of ib~ir
oerua;tpn In ibis the lot the required ps
sp. ana gave Dcfc~ month lafs. Nv
street law my ,ieriaan fri-ns hai the rgai retain
the land However ~ II bad been clearly his they III
not Ike 10 take what they cDnsd~r-l "a b. unfair adj
vantage OF technical point 0f IA w. usual tasy
went TO Blrri0s aud Ia "a Tho before ne asked
lew r,in~n erestions 80 thprOIghiy 70 mssser
the details OF thr ease. aBd his sou at one.
d" Y0n nave piant"d the land ~ question sifh coffee
which old enough 70 ~ of gr-aG yll1s =
q" Yr~."
Is incre any ianl IN the neiglDoraoo ir'
Yes. there Ia plenty just beyond the .and nave
taken"
Them" s,id Bsrrio.. snail g~-p tbs land you
have planted ani the former shall assigned
tract Of equal area rUn sDe other uDocrupsd
and unowDed lands"
And mlticr was s@tflad IN = few minute' and
without expense which might have dsagSet on through
the Av courts FOR mouths oTYcAis
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
roRLoSIA's sEPLl 70 rHE EDITOR

On receiving tae medal zni the patent Of nobility
Toronia hld gone 20 the Qmrinal f1r the nrst time
since tns transerence OF the capita Ro thank
The King and do homage hira having nrst obtained
the approval OF ths Pope, Who sancsoned the aceepts
LION OF the tue character ground that tBe
Fucue I'D been Dcllicd 10 the estates OF las
Church annexed 10 the new knSdon. anu that ne id
not therefore, by recOgniz NJ Kings title TO ruls
ovsr that district cOntOnc act Or stcrilege. Don
NargOtt. however editor OF Catholic Jenrasi. mOrs
pnpsl IN an tnr pope himself Wild WITH fury az Ens
ldea that g. devOut servant OF the Church snOlt
recognize the "usnrpng kIng." and renHdei rorOnia
that saualng on fne threshold he tomb, he you'd
soon nave before the Judgment seat OF COD
s" answered sne Prince. precisely because know
All snon stand In the presence or God, there 70
give au account OF my actions that feel thAt 10 Don
Nar1ott 1 nave account TO render
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

fatal Will, Augustus had no difficulty in con-
vincing himself that his nval's version was cor
rect. Most unresrsonably he suspected poor
Arabela and her relatives of having attempted
to inveigle him into matt imony by false pre-.
tences and In his virtuous indignation he did
not pause to consider the injustice of the charge
Acting upon the impulse of the moment, he
Immediately wrote and broke of the engage
ment, using expressions of reproach and harsh
ness which poor Ar;ibella had done nothing to
deserve.
After this II was particularly CALLING To Augustus
To be condoed with for having missed the hand
of an heiress. II turned ont, however, when too
late 10 repair the hasty step he had taken, that
old Mr.. Smith, though not fahulously wealthy,
was certainly lich enough to make a most dc .
sirable father-in- law. Before Augustus had
recovered the unpleasant shock of thi vexatlous
intelligence. he received visit from NJ. Brittle
bone. which resulted in his being swathed in
vinegar and brown paner for several weeks.
As reward, apparently, for this brutality,
Mr.. Brittlebone had the undeServed happiness
Of leading Miss Arabella to the altar, but this
was not until the prosecuted Augustus, in the
nnenviable capacity of defendant in an acilon
for breach of premise, had been mulcted IN
heavy damages. which enabled the Young couple
10 start Handsomely in business in the hardware
line.-(Truth (LondOn). -
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
rHRAUrOcRArArEDTyBrRGH

Consul f. H. Under1o,d ~ Thc B0s,Og Glzstte
went he pres~nta rsrcinoiIy ferriug
the degree OF LID. DR. HOLINESS Tue reznlA
academic cour had closed FOR the simmer; bat tho
school. of law and medicine and pcrhap. some Others
10 session. specis meeting OF tue Arudte had
been convened, AMI the faculty we'll represented.
About hundred and hfty places reserved near
for ladies ami intimate irsnds 0f the faculty,
and the remainder of The lon hall thrown open 10
the students whO filled 10 almost sunncatiOn There
were M seats for th~ and me Moor wa one so mass
OF Dodirs Raye never seen such crowd. eNcrpt O9co
twice IN Faueuii Hall just before election.
but II exceed dlngy yOodhumored crowd.
noisy end the interval before the ceremony occu-
pied ny sinsing "Od Uuudred" aud other airs and in
the exchange ~ chat The beade. whatever may oe
the name OF the serytor who carried tbs silver
mace and ed the procession o. the faculty upon tho
platform man OF gigantic stature, certainty
several inches over ak feet ID height All the
platform wore the usual silk gowns. with pen fant
hoods lined with six. each degree having its own color;
a survival Or Development Of the Old mOnklsh
gown wholly OF red. After short prayer. Dr. Holmes
was presented the Chancellor by Professor Kirk voof
OF the Law school. wno made bEief and IN
teres'ing address. IN which lie sAe caed IN" IKE OK
the candidate and euumeraed hs works aud accom- plsh-
meuts This was extreme We'll dOne-in good taste,
ant IN agreeable c0ryefsauOntl tone. but Tie
amusing part was the accountant neut" or obiigqt0,
the noisy ami benevolent chorus Of students. Ihey
puctuate1 every sentence with obs aud Abs deftiy
mOtn atei, which served cOumeni aries. apprOba.
tory. explanatory, mqusitive and supplementary BY
Thus. when The speaker stated that Dr. Hom
calamitOus tone cOmlcal circumrex Of deprcca-
ton when caused genera roar ~ laughter IN whcn tho
Doctor heartily oinci But the jDy 0f the "ooys had
a subslrauD OF good sense; th~F TREMENDOUS applause
W. timed aud tn- varying nionstOns we're Al.
ways appropriate significant aud friendly. They had
come SCI the whom they admired. ahi meant 70
leave no donot OF their appreciation The speech OF
Professor KrxwOod. pointed. lustatsi and euforc-d
as Dy assstants put every body IN the Desc
humor Tue Doctor then made short and graceful re-
ply tho midst respectful silsuce' nc chdnce.or
capped him." placing foF moment upon bis head
rt AK can yhen mas heen used TOR purpose. 10 is
said for three DR. Holmes put on his doctOrs
cape chaplain gave hs blessing and the short zero.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
ErEET ONE KVOrS rHE CHILp.

Ell y,rtfns fa TIE Wrshhgfon Post - ..
On the Central train bound fOr me other'
Al -ar.tnga, beautirul nut carrwOrn woman WIN
spoiled Nd Tne vly mother had spoied ne Gnu
herself Il caused tne misery or the nurse, 'hr "a,
worn look OF us mother and he pro auitF "f tue p-s
seuerrs IL was truly egfuhf cr3fOtc Alter uSiE up
the nGrse the fsnionans put care Eorh , n" ~ hr
down Ter skye-tcrrer and TOOK the oEild III ner ZAP
Then the foloain DIALOGUE ensued.
MA. uuf up Is window :.
"NO. drar, lts COO cod
MA I want IL window up
"Noe Iov~y, 200 dont want it up "
YES me doc too, PAT u up. ls". .
Vow. msmma's pretty Little DARING ooNI WAN ~
catch cold" .,.,
Then The child SCENE t. al 10 pieces ike DltIug
parrot The scat i1oked as II IL were occupied - .
iuzl-s,w ana A fiuu.nC-n. As the noise wore down IL
lttie heard tue mother coOlhg anu saying s"'"'"H'
snr Raised the win"o". .-, ,... .,
There uauua'r daring, ny swrety IL sal nave Tie
window lr,--so it ~ -therr-there-' .
Ne don't up -. cried the child. aier IL hH-
No swrrty. mammals prt sad It wanted II up and
"No me wants % down. No
.D vou -ty-rt -u-ar soul said the loving mother
folding iue tc boy her breast. while the tears rolled
down her Cheeks
NAV and inen me boy-obiecter. tie infant Hol-
man resolved Itself into nuIl--d~ and "nI-uIi AGAIN
Ebc 1t STAMPED - feet t clouds OF dAs' Fo.4eu ouI o
The cushions
'Now daring don't 90 so"
VII
Then a. tn- passen-egs could hear tile mother
saving ,. - -
!tte jumping. Iust wdt m D. g~ts I'D otrHto-a ana j.
suall have A ! the = windows down ODD The hotel
The baby didut finally stop Al tue "-iates. but oe-
general manager Oi cottage mile lIOin 1A4A
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

result Of this Is visible the number Of ci-rryen
who appeared ON his nom,nation-paoer and who
were active in bis behalf All has not awaited HIM
He Is beaten at the polls. Mr. whitmors has f'8
majority; not a large majority in total poll OF
s432 votes. but exactly moro than the majority
by which SIR Charles ~as elected last November
II Is not 80 wide rs a cbnrch door, but it will serve
Luck. If il be luck. has been all against the
Chelsea baronet Of late. Things have NOT gone we'll
with him in court. his application for leave to
appear by counsel in the trial has been
rejected. lie has been beaten appeal. snd he has
not a legal leg left 70 stand on. And now Chelsea
turns her back on the member VINO has represented
the borough for eighteen years 1t is hard fate
q.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Tie little skescn gong tAe TOu ds. 10 tue etrct tias
Senator Kenna, with pairs OF que-ns 70 his hanf-
gave the not u senator Dolph VINO held tnrse
the prfacpe tina, three or q KIND beat Two DaTs, nss
provoked The senator from West virginia 20
its profouadesg deptA. Yesteray, during the ereeu
tive session. A brother senator approached hiin caa'
t0u-lY and by easy STAGES IN the subject
How IL this. Kennt he SAID.
" How Is whatt' inquired Mr.. kenna. IN reply
Why. this little story about DOpns three aces D>st-
ing your two pairs OF queensF r.
Not word OF truth. sir IN H." sai the seDator Win
snap In his never played poker with senator
Dol In my lfe Inever played poker with snynoly.
don't know one card from another don't know how
play cards or any kind But. sir. ant his face grew
determined ami sinister n senator Doph anV other
with three Onespots IA hs hand thinks he eau Deae
when I've got four queens. rll be dOggon-d II
woudnt IKE TO see him try lt once"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Soma f tne sxp.ences OF tuOse called az the last
two OF Mrs Clevcands receptions were very amusing,
70 carrying visiting cards. and the doorkespsr put
ont h. nand FOR that diplomatic bit OF cardboard they
ver. more astOush-d thsu II tney we're asked an adm
stno Zee few OF the out ~ the nearest
st.toners aud provided themselves with blank cards.
u.inx the White House pen and INK for the in-cr pton
Two men who came together had one carl, aad one or
them Thought he had solved the riddle by writing on .
..ur BI,nk and friend" A young lady came with two
n.lfgroyn girls aud they picked up three pieces Or
white paper On they wrote neir names aud hAna
II snd the plain scraps 10 the usher LUIS Inou
o.cron Of cards was alwAys kept for Ars Cleveland
ana she must nave enjoyed LOOKING them over Bref as
h.- .otouru mas White House. sne nas seen
fr evidence OF real social ufe and great deal Of 10
lv
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
NOT TO BE WOW UNWoOED.
g. IL n..tn.a C.tL.ter

bright little siX'yeai-od glr hVing =, DuIcneS.or
baptIzed SUNDAY recenty After tne csreulu;
gave her dime put IN the contribution op1- Al.eI
receivug the money changed ner position 10 the
ofher end OF the pew. away from the aisle and whls
ner,d 70 he aunt: If ne don't come real near sha
tsen ne ,nev myself" II is needless 10 say that the
nnfrinnfinn nos dIl not come near enough.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
y0yE WAS THr OLDEST.

NUFlH0A
TEXAS preacher caught four i've boys in his peach
trees. He did punish ihcu. hut merely sala
lyon ougt to be ashamed OF yourselves psrtlcu arly
the bIg bOys Which OF you boys here Is the oldesti
he Amt here ~ all. sir. He didn't Know tH~' We
were COMING" said yOungsier.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Ihf f.icf t'Ahf
The polite cAin the lasrst BOO the juvenile w0rd- Sne
stro! around TIE ucI-An0!-nod on iouE o I'D
s-rvAtiOn wnen across cnl"rcd man rit'4uS
on a Goor.i-p. she stood with her nngrr ID Ler mouth
WATCHING him. Finally she said:
lOu r. a coorrd man, alnt you =
'Aou'ie very pOlte, Itte -ll' he said " 1es' AN
a cnlOrrd man..
40 yes I'm very poli.e. call every Niger see a
ca ed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
JU UVENILIA.
A REsFRvE FUyD OF PoLITEyf

RFsFRVE FIND OF POLITEyEsG
From TIE Boston Courier.
little girl VINO is the when nor taDle man
ners are b-cinnng TO he looked after. called out AZ
sumner one night recently: "Givs me some rake.
:, IIoyi do Won ask said mamma cOrrectiv-ly P!ea-e
give me some cake" returned the tle miss. and added
unnbasned 81 didn't forget. was saving II up
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
MRS. sIDDoNSs DEBUr IS PoRTIA."

Overcome with nervousness she was observed 70
,ofrer on walk she appeared 70
be trai and delicate. having only Just recOFerel; ner
words we're often lnaudbe her voice droppne lhto an
,n.rcfbr VIII " tho sentenc-; her eyes
narred around ldy; wn.le her dress was us "a
f.lad ..luon-cOlOrrd sash In tho "quslV OF
,.rcv spr-cn she did better. delivering u with only
"elocuton.rY propreGy. IL was. IN snort allure.
rbs tox,ffeer that 10 mediocre performance
and th-re was a vulgarity in her tones she was un-
suiled for the great lie IN which she nad
- held forth she had, indeed. good stage
We feature aud spoge with proprety, but her
yore ad ttla variety feeling -sne aeAsi nre and
s,r nothlng vas barren OF fame Or profit as cold
err-ctness Even her friend aud dscoyerer lbate)
xo,is saw lte except dcpl0re her OverneryOlsaess.
49, ,re IL WAS Of the most Respectable tsrkwtfi
~"r1p dr.t essays he hat ever seem Hc praiss how
.vrr her beauty. rKure ana gesture, aud nor forte
.nad m he rle enforcing meaning Of the aU nor
he an euphatic though art pecniA 20 h-r--li hsr
oce Al lime. rather low The actress never iorgos
nus humiliation, aud Laid II all on GarricA.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
prcK sFEs THE MOTE ~ HAyvIyGS ETE .
BECh SI~' -. - ~. oos,sn TeraI5

Those who are familiar with the strong per-
charaeteriscs OF senator Beck will smile ~ cara
thai he didn't Tx. Secretary Manning az hrs Dec tse as
90. .nrh a - blunt nan and so - - Ohstnate."
lie u.ed 10 m xs mad, said the Senator, that
seldom left tho Treasury Department. without swear
ING tnat would never put my foot wfhiu the doors
I'm lie was so internally set 10 his opinion That 0e
could MT convince him with facts or srshM"n.s lHe
n ore you ked him. the closer Ne ~"u'd ''lSA, s
von coutn't move nm inch II there IS shYt.int
desn-- continued Mr.. Beck eft II these - 0Osin~te,
intolsrant pg-headed fellows who wOat DC -
on anv subject and think they arc a"ays
right and the rest OF the world s"vs N'ons.
ami AZ first / thought Mr Manning was ouo
~ them nut after got acquainted win Aln Oc-S %
nL. him and more saw of the ih"n 10 ".os -
net Yot FOR him found n, ~Ss ne b.ck"ohe oi 10
f.hn.t and had more sense tbsn a. INC >. ~ '-ssn.
~. ma + goL along very well together, And was VIII
inc 20 mai M with his DlInt Ways, orcsuss "a"
- nssrnr.i fo him and he tidnt mean 20 Dr oppfcs
go broad smile passed over tho race o. every 3Ody
i'm the committee room, where 91a".uL -
-, -. s ,ory md when he finished there WAS roar or
sle '..r AZ which the kenEncky leader looked very
nch ..tonished Alter awhile lie went 10 oae ~ pe
nar,r and asked In tho most innOcsht way NAV IN
pa.J, md ughtning we're you fellows laneAlng 1
. told about Mannlngs ways ths morning v
"0n-v hecauss II reminded Us all OF man We kaow
- ,vsn and respect very highly,' was the reply,
ia senator Beck looked more puzzled thsn ever.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Peculiar

Tn ,sssn in many important particulars. Hoods sarsa9A
a, asereut from and superior any other medicine.
peculiar in combination proportion and preparation Of N
reents Hoods sarsapara possesses tho full eui'' 'us
=, ms beat known remedies the vegetable kingdon
Peculiar IN it, medicinal merit Hoods sarsspsrila accom-
pshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy-Hcots sarsaparAta y
tho only medicine which truly DO said leo doses oas
dollar" Medicines larger aud smaller bottles require
larger doses produce good results as Hoots
sarsaparilla
Peculiar In its good NJ home Is m"re "
Hoods sarsaparia Lowell where II ls Pn~is' unh "
al blood purlnsrs
Peculiar In ia record OF abroad. no ether
ureparaion has ever attained such popularity IN 50
time BE 10 get
Hoods SarsaparilIa
SOLD by all druggists. 81; six for 70. P~pfe" -"
G. l. HOOD co. ApothscAs.ss Lowell AAA~
100 Doses One Dollar