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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-09

the Iceberg Chici.' which gives bet
ter satisfaction than ANY other rcirig-
orator ever sold in this market. Cod
fish, onions, garlic. matches. meat.
butter aud swct milk can all he put
in the same apartment without any
one becoming affected by the scent of
the others. Every refrigerator fully
guaranteed.
George w. Mclaughlin il doing
splendid business in staple aud fancy
groceries, vegetables, country pro-
duce. feed aud stove wood His
goods are fresh and sweet. aud his
patrons receive prompt and courteous
attention, both III the receiving of
orders and in filling them. 1t is pref
~ generally understOOd now that II
there are any dolicacios in the mark
ct, Geo W. Mclaughlin Is the place
to get them.
II is apleasure for this paper To
point out to the public the cheap
column Advertisements of MIR. g.. /.
Gooch, dealer in secondhand futni-
ture aud house furnishing goods.
This business Is growing daily. aud
has already saved to the people of
Waco hundreds of dollars. the dillcr-
ence between the price of bran new
| goods, aud goods which. from force
OF circumstances. the market is sup
! Piled with.
The test of the electric light by the
street committee FRIDAY night was
not satisfactory, either ~ regards the
illuminAtiNc powers OF the lights on
the tower or the committee, A. they
think the night was not favorable for
such test. The three young men
who went with the committee were
Oscar Johnson Frank kcuscll and
James j. Booker. At "a distance OF
onc-half mile from the tower they
could read great primer type. but
could not read plea
Morpiia cannot he taken safely
Red star Cough Cure ha- none. II
heals
f. VI. Shick has cn route slttl-un,
car loads OF harvesting machinery, all
OF the Walter \. " God manufacture
and includes binders. rrnpcrs. M,
mowers. This speaks volumes ful
McLcmnau aud ucighnoridg counties
Free lecture nj ,hc filth street
| Methodist church tins afternoon.
\. llinchlnau n son viii have soy
nnaunii. hinJor- i, nJI ,'vn.' J,," .rri
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Pa .rnts granted to citizens OF Texas
for the week ending, May 4th. lNs6.
aud reported 10y 4. +. Bcalc, h3l +
street, Washington. II. G., for lIif
DAul ENAWNEW
f.. II. Brown Fort Worth. Mar
qucto.tolcphOuic apparatus,
H. ". llilliar lipun. smoke
generator.
q. j. laBaunc, Edna, wire
strctchcr.
" II. lcdheltcr, dallas, spark.ar
roster
T.. y. Lewis, Galveston blind slat
adJustcr.
". u. Lloyd, johnson city, cult-
vAtur.
T. \. Lulcnhcrg and H. Sachs. Sm
Antonio. stump mccllcr
t. - Marshal and Il W NnVag
TYLER obtaining lubricant from TIA,
Cactus plant.
Fra X ~pcrht Jarh~horuug, shlng
ling bracket
j. c. Wilson, Brownwood. feed cut
ter
AW Wright kyle, combination
wrench.
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has had an effect never dreamed of be
the old fogy business man, and lac Is
looking ON and saying "iust look at
these expenses, how can it run these
duh tines But they cannot see
thri we can run five separate bu-i-
ncsscs under one line of expense,
making it impossible for them to
compete with w., with only one line
to bear all OF the expenses Of their
business. Please try US. We are, ~
ever Yours truly,
\. joNE~ TAYLOR \ Bro
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The meeting at the cuurt.hui,c
saturday, May \, was ,lmlN
attended, and adjourned to meet
at the county court room Mt -
O'Clock =. IL. MAY lH. at which time 10
lis hoped there will he ia attend.
ancr, especially ct the cNcruiiy,
committee aud the chnirmru and 500.
rctaric- of the different committees
The reunion will take plurc August
IS, !, . and u aud We must prepare tot
them. We want and c-pcrm.N rr
quest every "a soldier 10 be- present
and give ~ his command aud now
many of each command may bee cN
pcrtcu
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'ItOIND ABOI1 TOW

Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
T. T.. T.. makr- hens lay. Price %
cents.
Best cup of coffee in the city nj TIC
pclmuulcu.
Buy u Decker Bro,. piuuo from t..
y Moore on the monthly pnu.
Ororgr W Mclaughlin sells and
delivers big load OF dry stove wood
tor ~ 5u.
SAT- horses aud Injurious huagir,
nt ORlc-bN'- stables
Pure citrate of MAGNETISM lOcru- q,
glu-, ut the Oid torurr
Al of !. \ Nuurrs piano. and
organs warranted torliN wears.
"Iuu chewing tobacco does not
make the chcWcr nervous. D,n't
chew poison
Call nj the Academy OF Art and see
the fine specimen photos. burden y
Llllard nj the Academy.
Don't chew poison. II t. the nico-
tine IN strong common tobacco that
gives heartburn and causes nervous
ness. "Iurt plug lAs less nicotine
than ANY other chew,
The MHco rauslcr does general
hauling business, moving furniture a
specially Ic'cNhOuc or leave orders
nj &. y Curtis
Oglc,by's stables is the plncc for
hne rig-,
There is no bitter "uilcr-mslr" III
Turf Tobacco.
" T., Martin y Bro is hradquar-
tcrs toI picture frames.
BUY mn E-tcy piano from T., '.
Moore on the installmout pluu Easy
payments.
limcndr best summer drink on
tho list. Duuk il aud keep we'll.
T., T. T. means Premium Poultry
Pre,cryrr and is the most -ucrr,siul
remedy known Tor NIL disease, OF
fowls. Sold by Castles * Morrison.
Mrs. \ Dunn, Mlu of New iork,
fashionable modi,tc, viii duplicate
ANY work in New York or ~. Louis
ON reasonable terms Mary street
near Fourth, next door to Baptist
church, Waco
crab orchard watcr for the liver, Mt
the Old Corner.
\ sample OF 'Iurt,' the chewing
tobacco that prevents heartburn and
nrryou-ucs- amt aids digestion. WIl,
he given away to such Of their friends
rs VIII call tomorrow nj the office of
Cameron Castles x story,
Cameron Castle, Il story viii sup
pin the retail trade with FINER
patent Havana cured Turf chew
ing Tobacco, aud sugar. Plum.
In Clark "liluud aud Liver pills
for teycrS, billiousurss and iuiigcs'
lion.
Many elegant new -yrup- nj the IBID
Corner Drug store.
Don't tail to see those beautiful
bedroom suits Just received W ". f.
Martin y Bro,
"liamou'- Relief" Tor pains, cNlcr
na or internal Relief in hive min,
utc-. For sulc al Dr llamlrti',.
Fresh vegetables, butter aud egg
aud all kinds of choice family grocc
At Kraft, ucw store. corner South
Fifth aud Franklin Fresh cakes OF AL
Kind, ON hand NJ all times, goods dc.
liycrcd tree
Drink crab orchard water at tn,
Old Corner
BUY AL E-tcy organ from l.. V
Moore on the iu-tallmrnt plan, Easy
pay Iucust.
Every carriages buggy etc, an,
good reliable quick aud gentle horse
can always be had at Oglc-by'
Mcs-r-, Is /, Workman and W +
Montgomery have opened grocery
store ON Austin street, next doc. e
the old Austin house, where they vii
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-09
ur>n, EDWARDS nnowN.
informal Reception of the y. We 4
Gcucrni Secretary Last Night.

Gcucrai Secretary Last Night.
Henry Edwards Brown, general
secretary of the international COM
mite, y NJ {. A., with headquarters
at New York, reached Waco ycstcr-
day and was rendered all informal
reception by the members of the re-
Gently organized association here, at
the Cumberland Presby terrain church
last evening. \ briet aud pointed
talk was made 10y MIR Brown, after
which he was made personally &c
quainted with each one present MIR.
Brown has come to Waco to assist the
local organization in gottin the oh
icct- aud accom- lisLmcutS OF Dung
Mems Christian associations fairly
before the people, and will lecture
tree. at $3.50 p IN. to-day, IN the tiith
street Methodist church. At this
meeting the privilege will he extend
eel of asking questions on points moi
thoroughly understood a large al
tendance is expected, of both ladie'
and gentlemen.
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PERSON Al.

Mr. i. &. stephenson, llE ENAMt-
SEX regret. To learn. is -lill quite III.
MIR l.. l.. Peck has been confined 10
hi room by sickness since Thursday
afternoon
MIR. Frank Steiner aud his bride are
expected to arrive At home about the
middle of the week
Rev. Father liHdclou returned YES
tcrdHy iroma trip To san Antonio,
" here hc has been attending meet
ing of tathulic knights
Iuu lNAMiNtH regrets To state
thar there /, no change ia the cuudi'
ton of IN and Mrs e. II. Handles
twin babies Both were still very
sick Hst night
MIR II. Baker, OF Young y Baker
j. out ON IL trip embracing McIrrgor,
Gutcsvillc, Temple, Bolton and LINN
pasas. lie reports splendid trade
all along the route.
Mis- Lena Napier, who has been
visiting relatives in Memphis, Tenn.
for the past siN months has returned
home. Aiirr tomorrow Miss Napier
viii make lircmund her home. Her
many TRENDS here viii regret to see
her leave Waco,
TiuE ENANiI>EW iS sorry to hear
bad accounts from Dr Carroll, who
Is ut present in Galveston. His ply
-ician gives him but little encourage
mcut about the restoration OF hir
hearing Ihl, is n sad announcement
zoe Waco.
Mrs OIturi, Marlin, II T. Brown, Sew
/ York, i bcaty, j VI Barnett. . HALL.
burton, city, " " Evans. Robinson;
j A lcmmlN. QulucE = T. Price.
Temple, y II Mut,rhouer, Wharton,
/ 'lr\.
/ Mrs sd. Terrell, of Houston, who
Ii- visiting hrr friend, Mrs &C. Walt
cr. cNprr.se- herself us delighted with
our nur ritN. Many OF our leading
business men hnNc very pleasant
memories ut Mr. I'D. Terrell, who was
/ widely known here. lli- tar vie II
heir tu This tender regard.
Dr. Withrr-, Ut tho LATHE ROck
conferences and stationed at Hot
/ springs, will preach Mt stanford
chapel tor Rev, samuel T., Wright to-
/ day. Tins arrangement viii enable
/ Mt Wright tu spend the sabbath ard
several duy- with Rev. Mr. Mu-sctt
at GntrNillr. where hc ~ i'll assist IN IL
series OF prutrHctrd HrrVlccs.
At the Sew LELAND Il " Emr-
. ry, city; Isaac Davis, ~ Louis; " Il
/ Mason lr, ~ Loui,: John " Norman.
/ Paint kuck; T. \ liHttlctou, Paint
/ Rock Miss Mary Norman. Paint
/ Rock, Miss Maggie Norman, Paint
/ Rock, ) = Miller. city; Iom X Stew
art, Woodbury., j Il Milliums It
. IUul-, sam \ tnrli, MAukrrku- WIS.
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Sanger Brothers.


An cntcrpri,iug Young man wanted
TO control The sale Of u staple speciality
in Waco and vicinity; $500 cash c,pi.
tai required good profits. samples
can be- seen aud full particulars Ob.
tanned by calling On
WEis n HIpsoN,
81 Congress. Ave. Austin, Ten.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-09

Who lost her sheep
Wanted 10 new ,ty lr of hat
~u thyy carried her up
ON II Fourth street car.
ANA huughth 0 one
Al the Fashion NhLNk
And another Tor hut sister Matt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-09
KKKH|
digestion CURED.

isulrrri for moro than hyo years with IA
digestion. scarcely able a. retain the simplcs
food on my stomach The burning s'usAtiOu
va almost iutulrtAhlc. aud my whole system
was detsugcl ! was wHkeiul Aud could MOI
sleep, And consequently more ur less nervous
all The time declined lu iir-h, Aui suffered
terrible dircaso luH word, WAS misern IL
At last failing tO hui relief lu ANYTHING else
I commenced the use of swlfts Specific Lo.
gau lu improve nj once The mril inc toned
organs. amt soon All that burning rrHsod hui
! could retain food without diuculty Now ny
health Id good AMI CHd UHt ANYTHING IN The
shape pf food Hud dig"-t II without the
slightest lhl,uly ! most ohvrriuly hoal
this testimony. hcCRuso There are hundreds
suffering ~ Ma aud Hm sure ihry eau pc ~
readily hruri Take the prescribed dose aitei
eating instead OF before.
JAMES MASS, No lIlyybt
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sanger Brothers

lf>pur Hpm lluiut 81 ~aui ui auprt.f,. 70, d
nal Wine .rlss, of Ang0SturH Bittrr-
hhli Hu Alut before lluuef E.nHrv u' UUuut.
rrlclN, Nak your gtO eT Ut uuREI,t tHT thu
sonuine article. prpHtei BY Dr P. W, %. sIv'
CERT sous
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|
is prepared from tue lucst rhlclu. IL au -
rrl'eni remedy for ID cold uf sore throat HuI
Ans digestion Asa tobacco Huhstltut. % ha.
NO equal buiug SOFT aui y,riiiuy iu tho tuvth
cleaning And beautiyiug them, haNurug th,
breath Aud making the voice clear 4 trial
CuuVluces, Manufactured hy Adams : -uu-
Sew YORK sold By all dealers iu Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-09

New s00d~.
Ir. %. i. Miller ha, just received "a
large supply OF assorted groceries aud
canned goods, Fresh vegetables
always ON mud delivered to ANY part
of the titN.
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Sanger BROTHERS
\ new refreshing summer drink at
old Corner.
sanger brothers
Graud excursion To the most
celebrated watering place ia rcAn-,
nj this delightful resort. YOU can
enjoy nu> ui the most popular min
cral Wntcr. ia the world trims
leave every liltrccn minutes nnN one
in Waco can give YOU mll directions
the place nj the Old urucr Drug
CA-Ui. lluHu--uN.
IImnrIrlmr..
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Sanger Brothers


| wv IHt FOHIITJ
by using Bass celebrated Chicken
Cholera cure. Cures cholera IN forty
eight hours. For sale by Castles Il
Morrison, Waco. Tex.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-09

The best Havana filled h.cunt ciPar
IN the world. Tor sale by A. Her.
sole agent.
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Sanger Brothers.

Mrs NinslUws soothing syrup should Al.
ways BE- used for children tecIhiug II sooth.
cures wind cole sud n the besl feullus TOT
iHtfhUbA
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w. a. CASSEDAY
ARDELLE HALL. N. D..

PUI~ltiASS ANu ~rKGEONa
uhirv mud SLATE nttnstlrs 4 Morrison. drug
store Telephone BOO residence sud itIg store.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-05-11
LOWER PAYETrE LETTER.
EMMETT, IDAHO, May 4, 1856


EMMETT, IDAHO, May 4, 1886.
Ed. WoRLn: You will see by the
heading of this that our vile is dead.
The P. 0. Department has changed
| the name of our town to Emmett.
The Republicans say it is Democrat
! ic reform, done to save ink. Ham
mersley, our P. NJ, fears they will go
further and call him Hammer to save
| ink.
| have one death to record that all
regret. That is the death of our
fruit. 1t froze to death Thursday
| night, April 9th. Then for fear it
was not dead, Jack Frost froze it
again May 1st It's dead, sure-ev-
erything that would freeze, or ever
/ did freeze. We have had abundance
Of rain so far, and the grain prospects
are fine. Feed on the range is splen-
| did.
Round-ups on both sides of Pay
ette begin May 10Th.
An unusual amount of grain has
been sown this spring-mostly for
hay. There Is no grain for love nor
money to be found in the valley-not
even for chicken feed.
a good deal of wire fence has been
put up here this spring, which causes
aockmen to ''buck" some, as some
a0rses have been badly cut; but
fanchers say fences are built to pro-
'tct crops-not range stock. When
Uncle Samuel don't charge a cent
pas'urage, 1t seems stockmen might
alord to keep their stock in the hills,
OIL from farming land.
The Odd Fellows had a dance and
supper at Johnny Basie's the 26th of
Apra' and forty couples were pres
sui and had high old time. Every
one said it was nice.
a brother of Mr.. Bush has arrived
WIN a daughter from Ohio, and are
Staying with him.
We had long season of revival
''e'lngs here, held by Rev. Thomp-
: ',''' and other reverends by the acre
'u' the Devil held his own with
'uenl' and if they whitened one or
'"0 the Devil fetched in immigrants
s4uush to keep his majority good.
iue new church is enclosed, but
f'Osress is stopped for want of filthy
.O'e' 1t seems it takes a little s'root
: al AL evil" to build a church even.
= we have had several thunder show
nv. ana with the warm sunshine fol-
hnely. e' '"'" - growing
w., .ne river has gone down to clear
oas a's' again. Snow on the mountains.
g'ne. CAT CHALL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-05-11

Erix<ions Aversion 10 Society. Dtrnness OF Vision
Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passing unobser
ed in the urine and many other diseases that
lead tc insanity and death DIR. MINT1E. who
is regular physician graduate of the University
of Pennsylvania. viii agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars far case or this kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his sps
eisl sdy1ee and trea,nent viii not cure,
or for anything impure or injurious found in
il DE- EINTIE treats all Private Diseases
successfully stthout mercury. Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice. including anal
sis OF urine s. a. Price Of Vital Resolutiye
81 50 q bottl~, four times the quantity $500;
sent to any address uron receipt of price. @. O.
D., secure frem observation. and in private name, If
desired. by
A. E. MIETIE. n. D.
II Kearny Street. San Francisco. Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent TO anr applying by lsster. stating
symp,oss sex and age strict secrecy II regard
TO al business transactions
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDT, sEPH-
RETIcUM. cures all kinds nf kidney and BlSdder
Complaints GonorrhCsa, Gleet. Leucarrhaa- For
sale by all druggists; sioo bottle. SIX bottles for
$500.
DR.. MINTIES DANDELI0N Pills are The
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA aua BILIOUS
cure III the market For sale by an d ssisss-
Jan = lss0-tf
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07
The Foundation or Business.

Said one man to another: ct looks
like rain; the country needs it," To
which the person addressed replied :
lit makes very little difference with
our businessw 1t is indeed surprising
the degree of ignorance displayed in
general trade concerning the impor-
lance of agriculture and the part il
sustains in the progress and prospects
of the country. 1t is well understood,
of course, that without the farmers the
food supplies would fail, but it is not
so we'll understood that they are the
greatest consumers of manufactured
products, and that directly or indirectly
they furnish the market which sustains
every manufacturing enterprise; 1T is
not so well understood that very large
proportion of the so-called commerce
and trade of the country consists mere
ly in the transfer or manipulation OF
the products of the farm; it Is not so
we'll understood that it is through the
expectation of agricultural products
that the millions of money are brought
back to our shores, which through the
operation of our agencies are constantly
sent abroad. If these matters were
better appreciated public measures
would be considered more in the light
of their effect upon agricultural inter-
ests, and there would be more care
taken to conserve the prosperity of the
agricultural classes. There can be no
real permanent business or commercial
activity here unless it has for basis a
prosperous condition of the agricultural
interests, and whether the condition of
the farmer is disparaged by public in
difference, unwholesome laws, unfavor-
able commercial conditions, or from a
lack of rain when "the country needs
it." it will and does make a difference
with every mans business, Legitimate
or speculative, whether it is appreciated
or not. breeders Gazette.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07
Decayei Teeth, Poor Eyesight.

Decayed teeth have been known to
exert an injurious effect on the eye
sight, but recent case in Sweden il
Illustrates this reflex action in an I'M
usually striking manner. The patient
was young girl blind IN the right eye,
although the surgeon, DIR. Widmark,
was unable to detect the slightest
pathological change in the organ.
Observing, however, considerable
defects in the teeth, he sent her to NJ.
Skogsborg, dental surgeon, who
found that all the upper and lower
molars were completely decayed, and
that in many of them the roots were
infamed. He extracted the remains of
the molars on the right side, and in
four days time the sight of the right
eye began to return, and on the
eleventh day after the extraction of
the teeth it had become quite normal.
The deceased fangs on the other side
were subsequently removed, lest they
should cause return of the ophthalmic
affection.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07
To Ske.etOniZe Leaves.

Soak the leaves for long time in
rain-water, until they are quite de-
cayed, but those who have had consid-
cradle experience in the work recon-
mend quicker method, the immersion
of the. leaves in boiling alkaline soiu-
ton, the time of immersion to be regu-
lated by the character of the various
leaves and the nature of the epidermis
to be removed. When it is seen that
the green part of the leaf is dissolving,
put the leaf on fiat white earthen
plate and cover it with clear water.
Then. having gently squeezed with the
fingers, the membranes will begin to
open and the green substance will come
out at the edges. The membranes must
be carefully taken off with the finger,
and great caution must be used in sep
arating them near the middle rib. The
skeletons must then be thoroughly
bleached by exposing them to the
fumes of chlorine gas. If to this vapor
be added that of peroxyde of hydrogen
the fibers of the leaves are strength
ened, so that they can readily be ar
ranged-after being dried by pressure
between folds of tissue paper-in bou-
quets. Ocean.
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Revenge i'm the BackwOOds.

Thomas X. Beecher used to visit his
hermit brother occasionally; he was
concerned over James decision to hold
himself aioof from the world, and add
ed to the ambition to try to tempt
James back to the pulpit again Thomas
X. found other pleasing labors; no.
where in all the world do the fish bite
better or fight more gallantly; nowhere
is the hunting superior in all the Cats
kills. 1t was only the Hardenberg ma
tive that the Elmira clergyman did
not dote on. Once he let the Beecher
in him ooze out at his pen point, and O
letter was printed by New York City
journal making fun of James neigh
bors. Not long after he visited the
Beecher Lake heritage. BY some mis-
chance a copy of that New York paper,
Thomas KS letter and all, got into the
neighborhood. The natives reveled in
it, and Thomas X. became thenceforth
a marked man. 1t was his intention to
stay out one day and night on this last
visit, and he had ventured up into the
backwoods without baggage. The
clothes he wore were all he brought. 1t
was summer, and when the Rev. Thomas
X. retired for the night he tossed his
clothes across the window-sill. The
natives had learned of his visit. When
he woke up next morning he was minus
coat, trousers, and vest. There was
but one thing to do to borrow attire
from his brother. IL wasn't fashion
able suit that he was obliged to don.
The cut wasn't modern, and the fit was
wofully startling. Three different
kinds of cloth, three different colors of
cloth, were in their makeup, and each
article of the suit was considerably the
worse for wear, while the trousers
were radiant in big broad patches fore
and aft. Thomas KS pride had fall.
His fun at the expense of the aborigi-
nal Catskillian was expensive. And he
visited Beecher Lake no more.-NelC
York Times.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07

/ said to him, Lets eat philopene,
and if you say yes or mo- to any OF
my questions, I'll owe you box OF
candy, and il say yes or no. you'll
give me box"
"Then what?"
After the party he took me home,
and all the way there he talked just as
sweet as could be about love in a cot
tage, and men should not live alone,
and all that. And when we got to the
front gate lie said: Fannie, 1 have
waited for this opportunity long
time. Will you marry meY 1 whis-
rered Yes in low voice, and-and
-" Here her sobs choked her voice.
"And what did he do then?" inquired
her listener, eagerly.
"He-just - hollercd - Philopene ]
with all his might; that's what he did.
And she wept afresh and would not be
comforted. Merchant TTQueler.