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L x W.
recommends Red Star Coueh Cure
BIRTHS
ENNIS-Born to Charles W. and Mabel Ennis,
little daughter, Nov. 20, 1886.
DIED.
SALTSBURY-Percy. only son of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
A. Salisbury, died at 7:3O M, Nov 80. 1886.
aged two years and seven months.
Funeral services to-day at residence. 1O4 Belle
fontaine street, at p m, conducted by DR.. Fl. A.
Edison. Friends of family invited.
LEvY-Nov. 80 1885 at 1 o'clock A. NJ, at the
residence No. 100 North East street Abe Levy.
Funeral will take Place from residence on Thursday
at o'clock P. M Friends are invited.
News please copy.]
FUNERAL NOTICE.
FORTNER-The funeral services of Miss Leora
Fortner will be held at the family residence 4O2 Ash
street. on Thursday, the I'd inst at 1:3O p. M
Friends are invited.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
NFASONIC-A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE, SA-
M raah Council P. of J. Meeting this wednesday,
evening, at 7:3O o'clock, for work
CHAS E. WRIGHT, NJ E. s. NJ.
c. F. HOLIDAY, Secretary
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN-MEMBERs
/ of Red Cloud Tribe No. 18 are requested to as
m to att nd the funeral of late brother William
A. Goul. Members of sister tribes invited to attend
w. ECKERT, Saehem.
H. ALBERsMEIER, C. of R.
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VIZ ANTED-HIGHEST PRICES IN CASH PAID
w Tor furniture and household goods, at No. 70
East Washington street.
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TOR SALE-CHEAP-A LARGE MOORE COM
i bination dask; very completes; cost $l55; can 10
bought for sac cash. CAN and see it at Journal Office
countinc-room.
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NV ANTED-A FEW RELIABLE MEN WITH
w some money to handle our goods in adjacent
country towns. G. F. ADAMS II West Washington
street
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BIRTHS
ENNIS-Born to Charles w. and Mabel Ennis, a
little daughter Nov 20, 1886.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

Inngricb, wealthy and liberal member of
the hoard, erected a pretty fountain in front
Of the building On the llth OF July, ISIS,
the board adopted its first corporate seal. IL
is of the usual pattern, the die being about
one and a-hslf inches in diameter. That
there might be no mistake made about 1t, the
following resolution, offered hy John T.
Steinman, was adopted:
Resolped, That the seal procured by the
secretary, In the city Of Lancaster, be adopted
by this board the said seal having the tpl-
towing inscription around its margin To VII
SEAL OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE CoMS
SCHOOLS OF THE &. L.; and i'll the tniuuieo OF
said seal the front representation OF the cen
tire school house and part OF the two al Join
ing ones on the school lot, corner OF puke
and German streets.
Daring Mr.. Moderwell's term, the colored
school caused much sulicitude, and great
difficulty was ex perienced in getting enough
pupii~ tD attend To warrant keeping II open.
On the other hand the white schools were
crowded, and private buildings had to oe
rented to accommodate the increasing mum.
per oi pupils. A higher education was de-
mauded IN the high school: additional studies
we're Introduced snd after much discussion
IL was arranged that the high school boys
should be admitted to Franklin college.
II should be here mentioned that in those
days the school term was twelve months In a
year and six days in a week, and that no re-
csssss were allowed In-lS4i committee Of
doctors, with DIR. Samuel Humes at their
ntbU. ftpOfteu against Allowing rtCtsSeS our
ing the daily sessionsi During lS45 long dis
cussions were had on the question of corporal
punishment, and 1t was finally agreed that
the rod might be used, but with great discre-
ton. One of the most important events oi
Mr. MOderwells presidency was the adop.
ton of a new and well digested set OF rules
for the government OF the schools.
Mr.. Moderwell rendered his resign alton r:
president on the 18th Of April, lsi5 but tue
BOARD refused to receive 1t and unanimously y
reelected him Tor another year. In Febru
sry, 1916, his term of office expired, he hav
ing been a member Of the board er.0ticiO by
| virtue OF his Office of president OF seleC
| council. On the l7th OF February, 1916
| George NJ. Steinman was elected to succeed
nim a. president; but on the same everin &
| there being a vacancy III the board caused by
the resignation OF George Musser, Mr.. Mod
| arweil was unanimously elected to the va
ranry. Ii appears that he did not accept tn,
| position, as we fail to see his name on tn,
| minutes tor some years. But in 1850 he wa
again elected aud served until November >
| 1854, when his resignation was accepted.
From this time on he was in impstreC
| health until the time Of his death in 1859 a.
| before stated. HIS remains were Inferred IL
/ Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

Hypocrisy Is the compliment that vice rays
10 virtue. Imitation is the comp i'm aut failure
pays to success The name-nOt tho character
of Benson's Capcine pIasters Is initiated by
inscriptions parties, who make and Try TO sell
plAsters variously called " taps.Csu," CApsi-
cum "tapstCine," CsnuCin " pastsrs, with
the manifest intention to deceive. 80 cunniugly
and boldly Ia thi- done that Csrele.s people arr
doubtless sometimes beguiod into buying such
Arttc e. IN place OF the genuine Happily The
number who follow this vocation decree acs
every year through the refusal OF rrPuta Die
dealers tn handle the Imitation goods. mean
while be cautious In the middle OF the genuine
Is cut or pOroused the word " CApCluC, and on
the face cloth Is the " Three Seals 20 Trademark
Ask for Benson's-then examine. one Benson
tsvorth dozen OF any other kind. ll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

never deceive the public, but beware Of the
Chesp John druggists who offer You Il plaster
cal. ed " Capsicum," " Capsiciu," " CapucIn " or
"Capsicine,' and tell you It = substau tally the
same as the genuine BeusOH's CApclne Plaster
or even better. They ask less for the imitation
for II costs less but as edial sEent, II "a alb
solutely worthless. The reputation OF RonsOn's
as the only plaster possessing actual and high
curative qualities II the result Of many year
experiment ann honorah'e dealings on The part
OF the proprtstors and 90 physicians, phar.
mcists and druggists eunorse Il as the best ever
made. Pro eCt yoursc { against deCe ptiOn by
buying of reputable dealers only, and avoid mis-
takos by personal examination. The genuine
has the " IT. rec seals trQiawarA, and In The
Gentle is cut the word CaYsiue MW,S
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SpkCIaL SUTgCE.E.
AGREAT DI.rONEHN-

The greatest discovery OF the u-u"teeuth cen.
tury l. DR.. Lesies Special PrpSC DtiUu for OK
headache, which Is the discovery of an eminent
physician and used by him for o~cr thirty years
before giving II to the public. and II stands t..
another column.
GROUP, HOPPING Cpt,1n and Bronchitis
mmediately relieved by shiloh Cure. FOR salt
by ID b. Cochran. Druggist, 80. Il- North Queen
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Why not Who will LOita

ONCE introduced, these libraries could
easily be made to support themselves, even
to increase themselves For any hotel guest
who wants to read IL also willing to pay n
trite extra for the privilege. LEI small Zee
from one to Ave cents hH charged Tor every
book taken of the shelves Enough would
be realized not only 10 keep the hooks in
good condition, aud 70 replace books that
might occasionally stray away or hs lost hut
also to add new and fresh works 10 the
librsry from time to tima; just "a IS done In
regular circulating libraries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

promi uent citizen to a friend 81 was confined
to my bed for year and my trieai- gave me up
Tor "A cOn-umptive's grave uuiN | began using
kemps Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here ! am, sound and hearty" Prcc 5,c and
tl. For sale by ii. b. Cochran, Druggist, 80. I87,
North Queen street, Lancaster.
WHY WILL IOu cough when Shuon's cure
will give Immediate relief. Price 10 cts 50 CT 4,
ana 81. For sale by ii. q. Cochran, Druggist
No. l31 North Buesn street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

The Rest Salve In the world tor Crts, Hrrizez
Sores, Ulcers salt Rheum. Fever Sores letter
Chapped Hands, ChilbHins COrG=. and Al skin
EruptiOns, and positively cures PILES or no pay
required. II Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded Price - cents per
box. For sale by II. Il. Cochran, Druggist, lY-
and l9 North Queen street Lancaster Pa.
WHEN the scalp Is annoyed with dtndruF,
& eun sulphur soap will b. found tufIllbIe
HiII's Hair Dye, black or bro w, Hity cents
pl wdrni,Yw
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Miserable and sleepless nights are unknown
when DR HANDS Cole cure southcs baby to
sleep without stupefy ing Il VITA Opt nm. Price
.5 cents.
No gripping DR. HANDS Pleasant IEysic never
distnrbs sleep nor operates yut bflcr breakfast
Price IS cents.
For sale by IL. B. Cochran, Druggist No. - and
l69 North queen street, Lancaster, IA.
octllmdSw
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PROF. RICHARDsoN seems to have been 8
little more fortunate in this respect He
found a new hotel in Boston which had the
hsRFy thought to offer to its guests the use
OF small library" OF which he says A
handsome bookcase, ornate enough 20 please
those VINO ike furniture only, was placed in
is principal parlor, and in IL were arran ged
about one hundred volumes. The choice WAS
of standard and miscellaneous wOrKs," such
as Dickens, Thacksray, George Eliot GDthe,
IennysDn, LpnEirllOw, etc, " But did this
display OF literary wares serve as an urna-
meut mere y. being neglected by the busy
or non literary tr already supplied body Of
GUESTS l. - happened that the last time |
stayed at this hote!, Fast Day was included
IN my period Of sniOurn. That
New Engs Fast Day is no longer
strictly religious occasion, | am willing to
admit; but It certainly is tune when So
burners at hotels are thrown upon their own
resources to a large extent. The shops are
nearly all closed ones friends are certainly
not in Their CLLCes or usual places OF busi-
ness, aud perhaps are out Oi town and, in
general, one feels Ike member of the
'SNut-lu sOrety.' For the average hotel
guest the whole day is hardly occupied by a
good church service in the morning. even If
II De reinforced BY some dreAry performance
ia the aiteIuOun. Ou this particular Fast
p4y the streets were covered with the dirty
remains Of a late spring snow storm, and the
skies poured down cnilly rain. Under
such circumstances the little Library OF a
hundred volumes seemed ike a neighbOr-
hood OF a Luudred friends. / saw The o2cu-
pants Ot the ptrIpr seated 10y the tire book in
hauj, in cheerful mood, instead of peering
through the dripping panes toward the cold
storm without, in the mood of that untOrtu-
nate b.ockadei gentleman represented IN a
Ptg"t picture, VINO was so reduced In his
devices lur killing time that he wondered
whether rtruPYtng his razor wouldn't amuse
him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

". d. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Retail Drug.
gt-ts of Rome, ga, says: We have been selling
DR. Kings New Discovery, lrCtElC bitters H8d
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for two Wears Haze
never handled remedies that sci. a- we'll or give
such universal satisfaction There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these Iuedi
cines in this city. Several ca.rs of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by use
of a few bottles Of Dr. Kings New discovery,
taken I'm connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them al ways. Sold by II. H.. Cochran,
Druggist, IS7 and l39 NOuh queen street. an
caster, Pa. Nl
long out in tn" open barn A- they pleas I be
free born American citizen don't lear ueuralglu
cents.
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The recent statistics Of tnc number OF deaths
show that large majority die with COnsump ~
ton. This disease may commence with an ap
parently harmless cough which C an be cured in.
stantly by kemps Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, which is guaranteed 10 cure and relieve
All Cases, Price 80 cents and q. TRIAL siEs Jres
sn,, or sale ny "A. Is, Cochran, druggist, No. lS7
North queen street, oSlwd6ltW
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BEAU
! CANT BREATHE.

Chest PRirs. Sumhness, Soreness, Hacking
Cough. Asthma. Ptsurtsy and Inflammation re-
li-ved in one Il mute 10y the Cuticura Anti Pain
Plaster. Nothing ike It At druggist, g ccut..
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
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think the best way would he, IL our hotel.
Keepers will not do It themselves, for some Of
our well-to.do, publlc,spitited citizens, who
have the real good and mental and moral al.
Nancement OF the CommunIty Al heart 70
take the matter In hand, aud rear an abiding,
living monument to their own beuovoleucc
IN every hotel pariur OF our city ny placing
there such library rs | have been talking
about
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

l WAS made 10 experience this fact most
unPleasautly not very long ago l had occa-
sion TO stop At a hotel, a very good hotel in a
more than ordinarily refined community ol
about twelve 20 fifteen thousand inhabitants
All the appointments were tirst class. The
rooms we're very comfortable the table was
al CN'eIlent one the parlors were elegantly
furnished there was nothing pertaining to
ones bodily comfort that was not there or
that COuld not he had for the asking-aud
paying, anything to eat, or driuE, or smoke,
there were BARRIERS in the house, aud boot
blacks by the dozen. Yet IL WAS a restless,
uncomfortable party that sat around the
beautiful open CRATE in which glowed and
gilsJened the cheerful hre, while withOu.
dismal, drilling rain stOr'l was prevailing.
What was the matter with them know
what WAS the matter with me, aud J rather
think The same WAS the trouble with the rest,
whether they were conscious ot it or not
there was nothing adequately and satisiac-
tOTliy 70 occupy the mind. l looked around
for something 10 read other than the daily
papers, whiCn had become old and stale long
before noon, and all | could find was monu-
mental Bible on the parlor tsble, 1.-THE
Poetry OF Flowers - in faded gilt and
bound volume OF HIr per's Monthly OF about
the year lS+ In the "otiice " | found
"city directory" and nothing more. How
glad We al would have been, how materially
II " Ould have contributed to our comfort and
COnteutment ii in p8rlOr or office there had
been little shelf ulled with few score Of
the standard poets, eSsayts,s, histories, or
novels, placed al the disposal of the guests I!
But there was nothing OF the Rind any where.
hotel, tavern or inn where there was anything
Of the kind,
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would be poor without heLth. The dying mil.
honatre cUnsumptve won Il exchange all he T..
worth for new lease Of life He could have had
song had he used DR. ricrCe's 60. len Medical
discovery before the di-vasg bad reached It's
last stSges. This wonderful pJtIAsAtiOn Il Il
positive cure for consumption Il Jzkeu In time
FOR all diseases of the throat and lungs 10 un
eQualed. AL druggists. M,sSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

Ii l were hotel.keeper this library plan
would be one Of the very hrst enterprises
would insugurste, and am positively sure
| could make Il pay In every respect For
what has been done TO advantage, and Is be'
ing done in other places, can re done sgaiu,
and right here at Lancaster. Wig Hy's
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CIIICIRA RENtDIFS

Are sold by all druggists Price CUTICCRA. 20
cents; REsuLvEST 81 20; SOAR, IS cents Porter
DRUG AND CHENICtL Co, Boston. send for " How
to cue skin Disease"
CHyITIFY the Comp and SKIN by
D & - ~ using the CCTICURA SOAR,
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Active, Pushing and RenaDle

n. =. Cochran, DrnEgi-t, n and 30 Month
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa can always be re-
lied upon TO carry in stock the puTe-t and best
goods, and sustain the reputation OF being ar-
tive. pushing and reliable, BY recommending
articles with wellestablished merit and such a-
are popular. Having the agency for the C+lp-
brated Dr. Kings New Discovery TOR cuu-nmp.
ton, colds and coughs, wall sell II on Il positive
guarantee. 1t will surely cure am aud every
affection OF throat, lungs, ana chest and In order
TO prove our claim, We ask yOn 10 call and get Il
Trial Bottle Free. IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

WILL you SUFFER with Dyspep-in and
Liver CompiaintT shilOh's Nitalizuf Is guarnn'
iced To cure you. For aaio by II, Il. Cochran
Drnsglst, No va North Quoon street
sHlLOHs VlTALlZER Is what you meet tor
Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, ana
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 ana 8
cents per bottle For sale by III. u. CoChrun
Druggist. No. lSs North Queen street
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Al II Mn ROSES

never swo't such roses as are these
NJ ssed IN q be silver basin by my bed
Not In the glUripus D.oons OF roy June,
To stain whose petals some god must have
Blei.
These roses are more sober hued than they,
In torn less tUll. more purely chaste, less fair
do not care - wear them IN my breast.
Or let them lose their ira granCU IN my hair
But Just to have them near me on that stand,
And watch their qniet beauty its end,
And breathe Iheir subtle perfume 'twl1t the
pains.
TIL pain and pleasure almost seem 10 blend.
They were no, seat by lover or by friend
They hide no covert message in their hearts
They are simply fair, too sweet and true
unnt TO serve u lover OF his arts.
Plucked by Il care ess hand that only loved
In such harTcst, ana as lightly brought
TO stand beside me In this lonely hour,
Living accusers TO my silent thought
Saying, We are a thousand times more fair
Ihan thou our life more brief; soon We are
Sunrise shall see thy face again. while we,
Our blooming DER, are withered and forlorn. p"
Crying, and with voice that must hear
We, too, are lowly sprung from earth, az
thou,
Yet hath no soul stopped earthwaris for our
sake,
Or any mortal broke mortal VOW"
Signing, "Our beauty dies and leaves no sting.
Aisertcnrdoi And canst thou say the same 20
hispe ring" And We were fair and men were
better
And loved our beauty without grief or blame.
"He who hath made us fair made the fair, too;
HOW tst thou used his gift Alas Alas %
saaaen gust OF wind swept through the room
n'e~ VIDE the lattice rittled all tho glass,
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled ana
baiiied the medical profession moIe tnan nasal
catarrh. while not Immediately IA al II 4.
among the most distressing, nau,eOn, and dls.
gusting ills the flesh Is heir to, and the records
show very few or no cases OF radical cure OF
chronic catarTh by any of tho multitude Of Elyis
Cream Balm tes years a. q. The success o.
this preparation has bee most gTLiiy ing and
snrprtsinR. Oi-9wdrndS.
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OH! MY BACK, MY BACK,

Weak Back, Pain, WcGEucss md Inflammation
of tho Kidneys, shooting Pains through the
LOins HIP and side Pains, Lack ut stIength
and Activity relieved in one min ute and peedily
cur by the CutcUTa Anti-Pain PLASTER. new,
Crigtn. elegant and initIiiblr anti tote to pain
AID int iTnnation. At druggists, sc : rve for
fLuD; or postage free, of PUTTER DRrs AND
CHEHICAL I o., BOsTOS. Octl-lmW saw
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IFIDE%TLT Tue proprietor OF that place
knows how 70 keep hotel" | am sure
he has found out 10y this time that, as a
mere business venture, that case full OF books
has neen paying thing. Why nots Is 1t
not an essential Of the art OF hotel keeping to
make the house attractive and comfortable in
Is many respects as possible to make peo-
pie feel thoroughly a. hOns so that guests
who are there Will like To stay, and those
who have been there once will be glad to
come again Now don't you think those
guests " hO had the teaiun OF rainy Fas.
Day 50 pleasantly whiied away among those
hundred standard and interesting books feel
that way good deal more than the unfortu.
mates who with me were bIockaded on
rainy day IN that other hotel where not a
readable book was to be found
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 30 quickly
cured by shilohs Cure. We guarantee IL. FOr
sale by II. b. Cochran, DsuggIsI 40 4J, North
Queen street.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint You
have a printed guarantee on every bottle OF shi.
lOh's Nitalizer IL never fails "a cure For sale
by Ii. h. Cochran. Druggist, No. ,8I orth queen
street.
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AGAIN ask, Who will gIye Il a fair trial
CNCAs,
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THAT Is one Of those Original, novel Ideas
which We no sooner hear expressed than we
tall 10 wondering why in all the world no
one ever thought OF 1t before. 1t seems al.
together absurd that in this intellectual age,
among an enlightened people, aud In a
country which IS Justly called a "nstion Of
readers there should be every imaginable
provision made in our places of public &c
cOmmodation for the utmost comfort of mans
bodily condition, the satisfaction of his every
nyslcal appetite and desire, aud yet none
whatever, or next to none, for supplying
the wants or ministeriug to the entertain
mCnt of his rational and spiritual nature.
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WHAT | would like 10 see, therefore, be-
ginning here a. Lane aster and extending ont
over the whole county and state, is sufficient
enterprise among our hotel keepers to add to
their abundant provisions for the bodily com
fort Of the travelling public also little proyi-
sion Tor its spiritual comfort 1t would re-
quIre bat very small investment OF money
10 furnish a hotel with a sufficiently good
library. II would hardly cost more than a
new sofa or arm chair. And it would be lust
as necessary as many other appointments are
now considered to Ue TOR Instance, the pic
lures aud OriC-a brac that are essential to the
furnishing Of every irstClas hotel parInr
neat book case filled with, say, only finy
good volumes for beginning, would not
cost more man the pictures on the wall, and
would do more To give the room an attrac.
tive, refined and hOme!ike look than any
thing else. Who will try It
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DRIFT.

IS the CRrtshua linton oia month OF tSu
ago, Prof Charles Richardson had su article
that suggested TO mo q number Of very pleas
ant and useful neutrality-suspicious.
which / am sure are also praC;icabilities, and
against the realization OF which l am unable
to tiud q single good reason. The suggestion,
however, that struck me most fnrcibly OF all
is the one contained in the following truth
ful sentence Few hostelries have yet dis.
covered that the most elective, and also the
very cheapest way to make guests contented
during rainy Sunday or forenoon of wait.
ing Is TO put before them little library ci
standard aud popular books"