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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
Two Railroad Wntchmen Shot and
Aisted.
IDy Telegraph to No Dllpatch.l

by telegraph 10 The Dspatch.l
CmCAoo. Ap,il two watchInen en-
ployed by the Chicago and Alton rail
road to watch freight trains were shot
last night by three men whom they
ordered from train. One named
Kreigh was killed instantly, and the
other, named Brassill, died this morning
from his wounds. The outrage was for
some time attributed 10 strikers who had
been interrupted in some mischief, but
it is now generally conceded that the
murderers were trlmps, who have given
the Alton road much trouble. There has
been no strike on the Alton road, and the
men killed are old employees, SO that
no reason can be assigned why the
strikers should have committed the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
WEST VIRGINIA.
Democratic Mass-Neeting Alleged
Timber Thieves
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Special telegram to the Dispatch.I
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 4.-The
Logan-county Democrats held a mass
convention on Monday and appointed
delegates to the Charleston Convention
on May the Sth to select delegates to
ST. Louis Resolutions strongly en-
dorsing the Administration and compli-
menting Senator Kenna for his reply to
Senator Sherman were passed unani-
mOusly
Constable d. p. Kegley arrested VIII
liam and Parker Juwell yesterday at
Winifrede mines on charge Of stealing
timber. They are lodged IN jail here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
IFIIEIii HISS.


Tho 1;r f.~ th..v;ti,1-aval If rubli,
,.,f. 81. 1ri.....,r., from e,l. ~ orIl
bans. ,........e. .,fr, s-.l t.r..I.trici them
.rI.r.,.t...f s.if',r.. MIS- r,rort.d iron
-l. (.-.r.ltt.e or fulI-c Lands and
placed ON f.c calendar.
I'd, Senate tooh up tie U.l to REIN
1u,-e q,r...t.r. of t.- Freedman.
-.t.,.- .fI Trust fowu.uv i0r Ios,c.
-..,.r-.l f.,-tt. l.ll,raof that company
Milan Oh. h.r Was last before tire Seu4t,
.f- \..tI.I oi.e.t.It1 the provision
t.l.v "l...l REPRESENTATIVES of dcpo-i-
t.r.. a.l Nr. Lsar,, laG suggested the
amendment Of "persaual reUr,scuta-
fy-."
Sir. George sail le would Ike to see
t.e money paid g. ta. persons entitled
i.ft. that is doro-itor-. or thor heirs,
.lutoH or administrators. He feared
shat under tac terms ot the bIll clmm-
.elts would GET powers az attorney,
..-I large contingent fees, and thus tie
object as tAe ui would bee eyadei.
Nr Cocuci moved q amend hv
striking oat illegal representatives and
inserting the words $50 tle widow and
children. + any If not 10 father and
-a.t..r. u any and If not, then 10 the
brothers and sisters, and none others
Mess tue payments, he sad, were con-
.a,l O. 4.tu.. dero. tor, and their heirs,
t.. .l had better be entitled Bounty
g. c.aIm ar.rt- and sharks
Nr H.-cocE sGE2c,tojtle words the
81 .N ali uDNt %. h.u, respectively.
-r Voorhees, approved OF Mr..
I.-.e.ck's suggestion for le could not
toe vay tle lue should Dee drawn as ia
Nr tocAlo.lsa mendmeut agaus. grand
children. Het.oaenttlerle wa, needless
ni.rn ln 'ae natter ana mat re nii -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa,chl
APRIL 4, 1888.
Ransome Norwood (colored), who at
tackled Il colored woman here on Satur-
day night with an axe aud then made his
escape, was captured at Lee Hall on
Monday night and jailed at Hampton on
yesterday. The woman is now expected
to recover.
The steamship Duke of Buckingham
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, bring
ing about seventy emigrants and q good
cargo.
County Court is now in session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
Tn. Great Napoleon.

Napoleon the First was the greatest military
commander OF the world, but great man even ~
he was he was not great enough 10 discover "a
wonderful Brain and Nerve Speclnc and Mind
Tonic as Dr. Buckland's Scotch Oat. Easenco.
AZ a word from his lips his soldiers killed thou
sands; AZ a word from DIR. Bucklands lips
scotch Oats Essence mas hoslod and helped
millions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
A suit Suddenly Terminated.

IspeclaI IeIegram 70 The DlspaUch'I
OSASooCK ria TAsLRY, Va, April T.
An important suit was suddenly termi-
mated yesterday in the Circuit Court OF
Accomack count The suit was brought
by the widow OF the late George Smith
Mears against j. Revelle Sturgis, the al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
Z futures ranged:
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE Nd, April 4.--Cotton easy aud
dull; middling. 9,.al0c. Flour steady and fairly
active; Howard-street aud western super. Liza
sSi5; DO. extra, yaata.75: do. family, stss4. so;
city raills super, tsSsas26e: do extra, sSas3 rs
do. Rio brands, s4.6das4T5; Patapsco superls-
Southern steady; red, eesslc.; amber, soaat. (;
western easter and dull; No. 2winter red. April.
81. asked; May, sSAassc.; June, SsasSsc.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

IOJ V"10sI NIT % VIIN Dl'FH1'III
CHARLESTON, April John Haw-
kins, assistant postmaster at Newberry,
S. c., has absconded, after robbing the
Office OF $1,000. Mrs. Herbert, the post
mistress, gave him 1892 to buy check
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
BALTIMORE STOCK HAgKKT.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, ND. April 4.--yirginia 6's. past
due coupons, a. 10. new 81, "a do. lO4Js, a5
Nlrlh Oaronna 6s. 90, IL. BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
GRAIN AND cOTrOx EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, ApIII + 4o3A
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, April Ao5A
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr,-G5S Dushsls.
CORS.-2.lj2 bushelE
OATs.-AO32 bushels
PKAA-l0 bushels
SAILS SEPOErEo TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Longberry, 600 bushels prime at &c.
Shortb0Ty. 32 bushels good 40 YO,.
CORS.-White, LIZA bushels very good ~ 62Hc. (;
$50 bushels good AZ e.. 80 bushels GO. q 81 hc
Mixed. - bushels very good AZ t3c. Total sales
VI corn, l,j3o bushels.
TLOUR
wsquots Fins, s25Jal175: supsrius. s275a
S. g: extra, lj)ab375; family, SiaSLjO pAtens
family, country, sA75aS5.2j.
COTTON kEPORE
Market steady.
QUOTLTt0SA
MtDpLNG, sl4c.
Low NfDDLfNg, 9Ac.
ORDINARY. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


SEw YORK, April 4.-Cotton quiet; sales, 1872
bales uplauds. i3-ltc.; Orleans. l5-ltc.: not
/ receipts. 1901 bales; eIp0rist0 Great Britain,
! ~ bales; 10 France, 1915 bales; % tho Con-
tinent. Shgl bales. southern -four steady.
! Wheat-Opti0ns opened easier, closing steady
/ ant q shade above the lowest; speculation mod
! crate: spot steady aud fairly active; No. red,
! sgasgac: No. red, April, S5as9A &c: May, ss5sa
/ s9e.: June. 81 aa7 ~. Corn-Cash dun and
| weak: options declined AalAc., ruling weak
| aud closing with slight recovery; No. 2, 64Hc.:
| No. y April, 6ia64Ec.; May, 60 .a6lAc.: June,
80 aj9isc. Oats nAc. lower; No. ,. April, 81 "a
! Sc &c.; May. y ss3 &C.. June, Sa& &C.; No. ,
/ white. May, 30 y a3siic. mixed western. Ga40r
/ C0doe-Fair Rio quiet a. tiA75; options closed
/ weak: 40. Z RIO, April. slLo0aSis %; May,
| ilLsjasl2iO: June. SiL65aSl2l0 Sugar un-
/ changed. Aolasses dun; JO-tsst l9c. Rice firm.
/ Petroleum quiet; refined, 7isc. a. all ports.
COttOn-seed OIL &c. for crude; 89c. for renned.
| kosiu steady at si.22A asl.2a Turpentine duh
/ AZ 391. a40c. PORK hrm; mezs, slisti4.i0 for ono
/ year Old: slA50ati5 for new. Beef dun. Cut
| meats nrm. hlddles dun. Lard declined 2ai
points; afterwards recovered, most OF the class
closing steady; western steam, spot. s. %; April,
! E.S7afLss; May, TSla$5.SS; June, <5.s3as7. Sd
| troights duh
! CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April 4-Cssh quotations we're /:
Flour steady. No. spring wheat. IKE; No. 2
red. pOminsl. No. corn. J0fsc No. oats,
q aSlc Mess-pOrs. SiA30a1i33l Lard, S.s1.
| shortrib sides, % 95aslg7k; shoulders Boxed,
/ s5.75sf6 short-cleAr sides, Ti5ay.50 Nhis-
key. Sll5
! Leading futures rauRaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALrIMoRx AHD RIcH'
MoHD STOCK ExcHAEGEa
Grain, Provisions. Cotton, robsceo. Tar-
pentins, Rosin. Tar and
Peanut Markets
rBr telegrrph to the pispatch.l

NEW YORK, April 4--The stock market was
more active today than on any day Tor mOhtns,
and was also decidedly strong almost from me
opening TO the close, the last prices being IN
many cases tho best for the day. The market
advanced readily even on light purchases, but
buying was very heavy throughout the enilre ac-
tive list resulting from early sdvtces rom Lon
don giving the tone OF that market as very strong
and buOyant, coupled with liberal purchases Tor
foreign account. more encouraging reports from
Washington "a 10 the financial legislation now
pendinr. aud especially the news nom ChicaKo
81 the raising Of the boycott on Chicago Burling-
ton and Quincy freight The covering OF shorts
was very heavy and the Insertion that most OF
these we're for the account % western railroad ON
Cias who have been encouraging the strikes Tor
that purpose found many believers on the street
Changers we're most prominent, but the entire
list shared in the advance. Coal stocks were ex-
tremcly active aud strong. with Gould stocks
we'll up. me bulls I'm those stocks were more
aggressive Than at any previous time during NE
present advance, and clique orders were placed
Ia All leading shares. Reading contributed one
fourth Of the total transactions. Richmond and
West Point preferred IS the only etock which
shows decline-i per cent Rock lslan1 Is up
~. Burlington ~, Reading and Missouri Pa
cihc -, st. Paul, Lackawauna. and Nanada
Southern each. Northwestern IL. western
Union -, Consolidated cas- ard Fort Worm
and DenyeriH, Union Pacific and Lake shore
! 3. Omaha and Colorado Coal \, Texas fsclAc
j.. Oregon Transcontinsntal per cent, ana
that the continued llquidations Of the past year
have left n, In Offices with hut few stocks On
hand. Total sales 4'A ,O00 shares.
NEW YORK. April 4.-Exchange quiet Money
easy at / & Az per cent. closing offered AZ sub
Treasury balsnces-Coin, 1881 ,08aW0; currency,
fi2.66l.000. Governments dun and heavy per
cents, i23s; 81 per cents, 1868. State bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
cAnpInArns yon orFIcE.

RlCBHosD. "a, April a, 1859.
TOHN b. SCOTT, ESQ. DEAR Sm.-
- Recognizing the need OF active AMI in'elli-
gent representative in or ely government t
De- tho desire o. mauy - yDur friends in Clay
ward 90 haEo you represent tie ward IN ne
Common Council We therefore beg hat y0l
will announce your .elf a. e candidate frr tho
COMMON COUNCIL FRCA CLAY WARD at
tho ensuing Democraiic primary election, ani
promise you tL3 earnest seaport ~
az 5-Its MANY VOTERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
COITON MARKEIs.
NORFOLK PEAHUT MARKET

April 4-Narket steady aud good saios report
Al az tho commission house. The q. tories are
doing nearly an ilcir Dgyiug 80 Tao commission
house, this year. Prime. b AZ. extra. SIC.
common, iaa-c. sh r,ioi, aa9ac; spanish, "a
24c. factory hand-pickcd. 3aAbc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
HrEREsTIYG CELEBRATION.

Appomattox Commsndery, No. G,
Knights TemDlars, was organized on the
9Th Of May, 1898. On the 9Th Of May
next the commandery will be sixty years
Old They propose to celebrate the oc-
casion by an address and suitable cere-
monies. The commandery will meet IN
full uniform at the High-Street Mctho-
dist Episcopal church on the evening Of
that day, when an address will be deli
yerea by Rev. Nh NandersIice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

WEDSEsDAY. April 4, 1874
SALEs-FRsT Board shares Old Dominion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
ANOTHER PRETTY MARRIAGE.

Mr.. George II. Morris. OF Farmville,
was married this morning at 10 o'clock
ut the First Baptist church to Miss Efiie
Louise, daughter of the late Charles
Miller. Rev. Il. K. AGREE ofliciated.
The bride was married in travelling
dress She is young lady Of great
beauty aud popularity, and while she
received the congratulations of many
friends and acquaintances regret is eH-
pressed that she is in future to be lost to
our society. The couple left on the
noon train for the West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-23
M E 'TAL
wATERvILLE.

The pupils of the Coburn Classical lnsti-
tute had half holiday Wednesday, in oh
servance of Washington's birthday
''Who is going TO be mayor" has been re-
corded in the annals of chestnutology. Look
out that the bell is not wrung on you.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary
Ben. Bunker's paper is still alive, making its
appearance weekly. with AS caustic editorials
as ever. Ben says that he is going to start
daily in the summer. Hence, as Messrs.
Wing, Burleigh 4 Co., publishers of the
Mail and Eastern Farmer, also entertain a
similar notion, the prospect is that our thriv-
ing city will soon be graced by two daily
papers. We are authoritively Informed how
ever, that Messrs. Wing, Burleigh & Co.,
will surely start daily in the spring if suf-
ticient patronage is guaranteed them. 1t is
reported that they would have begun last
fall if they could have obtained the Associ-
ted Press dispatches.
There was no session of the public schools
Wednesday, ON account of Washngton's
birthday.
W. T. Haiues, Esq, is in Boston this
week.
The selectmen have just completed the
list of persons qualified to vote at the ap-
preaching elections. A copy of the list is
posted in the post office.
The travelling is rather slumpy about
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-23

If We know all the methods of approach
adopted by an enemy we are the better en-
abled TO ward off the danger and postpone
the moment when surrender becomes iuevita-
BILE. In many instances the inherent strength
of the body suttices to enable it to oppose the
tendency towar! death. Many however have
lost these forces to such an extent that there
is little or no help. In other cases little aid
to the weakened Lungs will make all the diff
ference between sudden death and many
years of useful life. Upon the first symp-
toms of a Cough, Cold or any trouble of the
Throat or Lungs. give that old and we'll
known remedy-Boschee's German Syrup, a
careful trial. 1t viii prove what thousands
say of it to be. the "benefactor of any
home"
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RICHMOND.

All the schools in the village closed Tues
day except the High School, which will keep
five weeks longer.
The going is so bad that the Litchfcld
mail carrier tramped il in and back, Tues
day.
Mrs. Herbert Manson is improving.
See that your name is on the voting list
at the Post Office.
Ara Haynes left for IlaNerhill, Mass,
Tuesday. where he is to enter hardware
store.
Mrs. A. 5. Alexander is visiting friends in
Haverhill Mass.
The Deputy Sheriff seizeda box of the
ardent at the American Express Office Tues
day.
Mrs. A. W. Smith and daughter Alice are
visiting at Mrs. A. f. Purington at Water
Vile
Mr.. Jacob Berry of Lewiston is in town
soliciting memberships to the Golden Cross
Miss Charline Sawyer of South Gardiner
is visiting Mrs. y. ?. lIathorn.
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CHAPTER II

uS,ou,c+bip,, o,,er q, fortni,,b+ had ,,oscol,
s;,,,r ,I,., ,,it7t ~, Ios+ lie -,
al r,,,,,I ri o.n j., l,,,z,s;.,1s Co.. - ,l .:
s.'.a,I - th,+ hn,.,;i I,I,, fr. ,t,;,l, e ~
ri D,ro,lo WINS scorc.lv , ,,;s,,nr.r :, ,,r,,
I;tyl,'t
J., a.. Ii. 80 a.. ,.,,,.,;,.h, W
-, - 49, Is. So
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e. ,nn,1a orr ea,,,,, ha,,..,,,, ,ho h,,sh ,ae,
,.,,,.,' ,,i ,'.,,'. ,>,.,, aio,. J., t.,
,,.hi r, o,,d ,,,,.,, ,''.,., ,,, oat .,,,io,
,ni,,,osa t,aoe IN ,..r ,,e-,,t TEL s4r,ar,,
,,Li,t, LI.,. H., ,t,,.,,1l t,,. ;.,.If !, 49,,
bosom ,r tho sIoT., f,,wa, r,,s;can,. ~, h..
t,,aa,, l,,,,l,. ,,,o,, ,.i.i, ,,,-iio,ha;r ii,
-, ,',,I h.,,.;@,', ',' ~
~ ,,.i- haro ,1. r.d 49, 49,, j., 80
course 80 ca,,.,,.,ns az xat,n,t nash;,a, ~.
,vator h,,1 ,ol,o,v.d o,,, so.,a ~ ,ha -
sIaI,, i rs ,,,th ;.,,,, ,,.,, ,ron,,. .nd o,,'s
md th,s,' ~. nsad for hath,ng ,lanas ~
pa,,o, ,adv lei, h.,r 18th 20 -.
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s, 49,, ~, ,t.,, 49,. Ill ,.,:.I,i,, go.
~ - n,,,. .t..',.,., -. ,.,,,''h ;,.,,|,'
-, 81. H., 49, b., -, -
-, ,.. IS
81 inns IN, ,,.,.s, ,,,..,,.l - t,,., -
r.. e., ,,,..;.. -, .,,a,'-,, 49,. ~,
,o;.,,a. h,a,., ,,.>,. 900, So,
sI, voc I;.tt, 81. -, .h ,1,,. - .,,
..x,,,,, H. -, % - .
~, a. L. 81 !. .h,,ro -, -. L,,'.;f,I
ali ,,,i,,,fs. ,torr panan., e., 81, 80,
L.. .r,,,,L sloh ~ nut, fr;,,.od III
1901 ,,-;,h ,,,lar -. 49,
s,o,,,d ro,,,i,. dny,, Il, ,,ool -, rho ,l..,roet
.va,.tiina y,.tnr ,,-lich t,, i, , I'll %
,rra,i,o aho,, ION foo, uide H.. ,;,a foo, d,.,,,
:, tho o,r,or H., 60 ~. IL ,,., -.
o,o,.,- ,,,o,.,,;, 20 h,.b, All a., loI;,.f,,I
hath ie amop.t tb., most nle,sout NJ nv hurt-
;,r- ..,,,;,,.,.o,,oos os - !; o,s, for r,aso,,,
tho, viii ,,r.sortly onr,.r o,non,, ,h., ,n,s,
n,;nf,,
AFT u,s , lovo,v p;cbt and Hurry and
cat tbere 10 tho wipJward of tho fro ot
which tho two Kaflr, we're husilv emnloved
in cool,in,, some ;mnala sta,Ls ~ n bncr
which Harry. to his rreot low had .hot TINT
morning, and were as perfectly contcnted
with ourselves and the world at large ~, Two
people could possibly lie. Tie nj. ht was beau
tiful; it would require somebody with more
words on the tip of their tongue than have
to properly describe the chastened nl j. - of
those moonlit wilds Away forever ami for
ever. away TO the mysterious north. roll the
great bush ocean over which the silence
broode,l There beneath us. a mile or more
to the right. ran the wide OIL hant and
mirror like flashed back the moon, whose
silver spears We're shivered on it, breast and
then tossed in twisted lines ot light far
and wide about the mountains and the Plain
Down upon the river hanks grew great tim
Der trees that. through the stillueSs, pointed
solemnly 10 heaven and the beauty of the
night lay upoa them like cloud Every
where was sience-silence in the starred
depths, silence ON the fair bosom of the sleep
ing earth. Now, if ever, great thoughts
m hit rise in a mans mind, and for a space
he might loose his littlenesss in the sense that
he partook Of the pure imrnensitv about him
Almost might he seem to see the spirit of the
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MARKET REPORTS.
Boston Wool Market.
feb2ld&wlw

- Boston, Feb 81.
The sales for the week comprise 2.s,1 100 BIS o.
domestic fleece and pulled, and lbs Of foreign
making the weeks transactions foot up 36la 100 Is
The wool market shows rather more qaietness this
week a. whole, although from the fact that -ome
OF the sales made before are only being delivered
now makes the sales reported swell up large.
The market continues very steady on choice f-eces
and of the sales reported there Is less doing at in
side prices.
There has been good demand for -tsple WOODS
and sales have averaged liberal
The demand for Territory wool continues steady
and transactions average large.
Pulled wool. are steady, with a rather increa .ei
call noted for supers. which quoted on a ba
of 43c- secured The demand for 4 super- i. fair
while good extras sell well
Foreign wool continues firm, and supplies gre still
very light.
The total amount of sales of various grades and
descriptions follows
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MISREPRESENTATION

Ihat Is within the means Of all. HUljn'a MevN
am and Coarse Always ready, Whites freeIy' and
never gets out Of order. Warranted l4kara; Gold
and TO give entire satisfaction
Price &1.2o by Mail, Prepaid.
Liberal discount to agents. Send for Circular of
our sPeeialties. JOHN >. HULIN, Manufactur.
Ing Ststionsr, No. All BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
tan13d&w4wsow
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In n Trice."

Many persons use the phrase lin q
trice" who have no conception of its mean
ing. A trice Is the siXteth part of II sec
ond of time. The hour is divided into
sixty minutes, the minute into sixty sec
onds, and the second into sixty trices or
thirds. Chicago News
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Kerosene Kate.

He scraped away the NOISY spray
And scratched amid the lichen green.
Until lie read: KATE Kelly, dead,
Aged twenty-seven. kerosene
-Iexas SiftinrS
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Fifty Years Experience have tested the
virtues of DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
~. and it is now generally acknowledged to
be the best remedy extant for pulmonary and
lung diseases, including consumption Were
it not for its merits. it would long since have
died and made no sign
feb2ld&wlw
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In the Madding Crowd.

H. r. H. ito prince,-You are very late,
Albert. You must have made quite a call
on Mr.. sullivan
Prince twearilyl-No, l saw him only a
few moments 1t was standing on the line
that detained mc-New York Sun.
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Her Creates. Domestic .c,

Timid Young Suitor twho has won consent
of papai-And now may l nsk you. sir.
Observation-Disclosures your daughter has any
domestic accomplishments.
Papa tarcasticallyl-Yes, sir; she some
times knits her brows-Detroit Free Press
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Little Pet-Why. mamma, Are you
sick?
Mamma who might he 2j but isn'D-
No. dear; only tired. Mamma has been
shopping all day.
Little Pet-Oh. l know! Then you're
what they call shop worn,-Harvard Lam
pooh.
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AWOman's Discovery,

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven wears she withstood its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name is
Mrs. Duther Lutz." Thus write W. c. Ham
rick & Co., of Shelby, n. C.--Get a free trial
bottle at J. NJ Mixers Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-23

Professor w, Ramsay suggests that
color blindness is probably n defect Of thu
brain instead of the eye. 1t is analogou
to the dullness which prevent, person
from distinguishing an octave's differ
ence between two musical notes, though
both notes are heard, there being no deaf
ness. -pttsburg Bulletin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-23
WHY She EAared II

husband-A general war in Europe this
coming year would be dreadful thing.
Wife twho contemplates a trip Abroad
Yes, indeed. 1t would SO interfere with our
plans for the summer.-The Epoch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-23
Nanfed IN On HIrh +

st. Peter-What are You doing up here,
Stranger-Trying to see how high | can
go. Can't | go higher than this? NO,
you can't. Who are you, anyhow" "
am the Price of Coal '-Lncoln Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-23
Adding Insult to Injury.

Mr.. oldboy ia bachelorl-Its all over,
Gussy, my boy. Miss Smith has refused me.
Gussy-1 suppose she let You down easy by
promising to be a sister to youl
Mr.. Oldboy (bitterly)-No, b'thunder: >ho
said she would be daughter to me,-Texas
Siftings.