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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
THE EAST.

AT Freehold, N. j., three men were con-
victed on the Goth Of malic Gus mischief
in trying to drive James J. Mcintyre an
aged colored man, out Of town, and were
sentenced to Imprisonment.
THE vote for President at the recent
election in Pennsylvania was as follows
Harrison, 5e6,ool; Cleveland, 446 200:
Fisk, 21,7iS; Streeter I.abor), 1886.
Total, a91,.A. Harrison's plurality, S9,
5U; Harrison's majority over MI, 5i,a5S.
BOILER inspectors assembled at Pitts
burgh, Pa, on the Goth, and formed Ma
tional organization, William Mcclellan, of
st. Louis, baing chosen president
THE vote in New York at the recent
election was as follows: Harrison, GI9 :
ia; Cleveland, G35, lis; Fisk, 3o6s2. Gen
eral Harrison's p,uraii s. 1880. Hills
plurality for Governor, Is, 1876 The Re-
publican vote for President was 81, ll3
greater than in 1884, the Democratic vote
12,667 greater, and the Prohibition vote
5,6s3 greater.
On the 2ist seven counterfetters who
were operating freely in the vicinity of
Erie, Pa, were arrested by secret service
officers.
The official canvass of the vote OF Con-
necticut showed on the 2lst that Cleve-
land received< a, 9aD; Harrison, a, 5st !;
Fisk, 4234; Labor, 2ia Cleveland's rlu-
raity. $50 The Republican Leg stature
would elect the Republican nominees for
State Offices.
AT the meeting in New York on the 2lst
of the National Base Ball League. Cleve-
land was unanimously elected to take the
place of Detroit.
A FIRE on the 22d in public school at
Long Island City, N. Y, caused panic
among the nine hundred children, who
rushed from the building. None were
fatally hurt, though scores were badly
bruised.
Ok the 23l Albert Shultz, aged fifteen
years, Of Altoona, Pa, shot and killed his
infant nephew. He snapped his gun at
him tn hiking it was un.oaded.
On the 23l Olaf Sunae, cashier of the
New y ork Daily N6us. fiel TO Canada. tax
ing with him sl0, 900 belonging to his en-
:loycrs.
OK the 23d James +. Eedell, the real.
estate clerk of New York law firm who
swindled his employers and their clients
out Of s.64, 900, was sentenced to twenty five
years and four months in State prison.
NOTICE was given on the 23d by Mr..
r Richardson, principal owner of the street
railway lines in Brooklyn, n. Y, that
hereafter only American citizens, native or
naturallzed, would be employed on his
lines.
The Vermont Legislature on the I'D re.
fused TO pass the Pitkin license bill.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
ELECTION FIGURES.
The Omclal Vote from Nearly Every
County In the state.

County In the state.
The following table shows the vote cast
at the recent election. Most OF the figures
are Official, and the balance are approxi-
mately correct The Republican Presi-
Dental vote is the vote cast for William
NJ. Stone, the Democratic vote as cast for
James Grant, the Union Labor vote as cast
for Daniel Campbell, and the Prohibition
vote as cast for T. l. Thickstun, the candi-
dates for first electors at-large on the re-
spective tickets. As footed up Harrison
has total Of 2lI ,59.. Cleveland 10 ss9 CIV
ing Harrison a plurality Of 3l,103 The
official vote on Railroad Commissioner
gives Mr.. Smiths total vote at 215, 800, Mr..
Campbell's at 213 9o1, Mr.. Lund's at 1G7, S73
and Mr.. Wills at 166, a32 Mr.. Days ma
iority over Mr.. Mahin is little over 500.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

JOHN G. WHITTIER recently wrote to
young friend who had asked advice:
Il would advise no young man to de-
pend upon poetry. A profession or
trade is needed"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
Product Of Ohio Oil Fields.

CINCINNATI, Nov. M-The production of
crude petroleum in tho Ohio fields al
present is about 1900 barrels every TWEEN
ty-four hours. nearly all of which goes into
tho hands Of the Standard Oil Company,
who pipe it to Chicago for fuel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

AN Oregon fruit-grower has raised
four crops of Strawberries this season,
and n Washington Territory man
claims to have picked five crops of
pears from one tree since January
l,e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

MIR. GLADSTONE will soon be heard
in this country-by phonograph, an
enterprising American having induced
him to talk into one Of the machines
for that purpose.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

He was new conductor on his
first trip. As the car passed the cor
ner handsomely dressed young
woman nodded her head graciously.
The new conductor tipped his hat with
the utmost politcness, and turning to Il
passenger on the platform, said:
"How's that for mash, eha" 'She
wanted you to stop the car" replied
the passenger. "B'gosh," exclaimed
the new conductor, II never thought
Of that. 1t may turn out IA smash in
stead of a mash. ."-Epoch.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
llcath OF An Indian Chief.

LocKpoRT, N. Y, Nov. 24.-Chief Will
lam Printup, grand saehem Of the Tus-
carora Indians, has died or the reserva.
tion, aged rs years. He was an able and
lntalligent man =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

JAMES MILES, an Idaho man. refused
TO chip in a nicale toward burying a
fellow-townsman. and the next day q
bolt OF lightning killed thirteen horses
fOr him
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

IT is reported that Germans are to a
large extent displacing negro laborers
on the sugar plantations in Louisiana.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

Mrs. PHILIP SHEEIDAN's friends have
undertaken the work OF raising her a
benefit fund OF 100000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

In Il railway carriage. old
soldier, noticing that his pipe troubled
lady, said to her: They dor't smoke
in your regiment, ma'am?' ''ln my
regiment, it is possible replied the
lady; "but in my company, never"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

The schooner Grampus was found OF
Vineyard Haven, Mass, with only one
man on board. He was trying to work her
into port alone.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29
congressman Eected.

The following shows the estimated and
unofficial majorities for Congress smen:
FIRST D:strict-Gear (Rep.l, 1886; Seerley
Dem.). l,a3G. Gears majority, 90.
Second d strict-Hayes DEM. $3.50; Mo
Manus CRep.),s s. Hayes majority. a,3Sl
Third District-Henderson tRep.D, $500;
r chards DEM, 1913. Henderson's majority,
4,s9o
Fourth District - sweeney (Repl, $3.50;
Rogue (Dem.), 1,035. Sweneys majority, :. lis
Fifth Distrct-Kerr Rep), $3.50; Preston
(Dcm), Is. kerrs majority. a,5s5.
Sixth Dstrct-Lacey Rep.l, l5sl; Weaver
(Dem.L 7N. Lacey's majority, 81.
Seventh Distrct-Conger tRepl Sab; Nor
rison tDem)0. Conger's majority, 5,4f3.
Eighth ID striet-Flick tRep.l, 1881: Ander.
son Dem.), l.2.9. Flick's majority. 1.532.
Ninth District-Reed tRep.l, ASST; Harris
Dem.,. AZ. Reeds majority, as03.
Tenth Distrct-Dolliver tRep.,. &, l6i; Yeo
man Dem.p, $50. Delivers majority, 5,isl.
Eleventh d strict-Struble tRep.l G.si6; Kel
SO tDem.t, 3a1. Struble's majority, 6,46a.
The vote for Congressman as given above
shows the total majorities in the severa
counties Ia the Congressional district.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

At Sharsburg, KY, Wednesday Judge
E. r. Withers shot and killed Daniel
Lewis, . negro. who had threatened the
lives Of the Judge aed member, of his
family,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

General Wolfe, overhearing a
young officer say, in very familiar
manner. "Wolfe and drank bottle
Of wine together" replied: ~ think
you might say General Wolfe" NO."
replied the subaltern, with happy pres
snce of mind. did you ever hear of
General Achilles or General C;esar?"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-29

G. w. Crosby, the warden of the Fort
Madison penitentiary, recently sent to
Governor Larrabee another roll or manu-
script from the celebrated Polk Wells. who
spends his leisure moments In composing .
rare and racy account OF his eventful life
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
An interesting Discovery.

Some wonderful teeth. We ghlny Avs
pounds each ani measuring nineteen
iaches il circumference. were plowed
up lately by willian Fish.r.oi Claehan.
la low hcld On h farm Several
wears ago this field was drained ~
body Of water by which IL bad been
covered. and later on heavy hre over
spread IA. lowering the surface a iew
feet By investigation the teeth ard
their fossil accompaniment- (hugs
bones i've feet long, evidently belong
b species now extinct aud classed
by : G.. Gooisrieh A. 'Slinotherium.
which he describes n an herhiyerous
qaairuped tNsuty feet Va length, 40
hol'iing an intermediate position be-
tween the mastad8n and the iapir. The
iine eaamcle,l surface of these gigantic
teeth and their forked prongs. which
must have proirude'i fully eight inches
into the monsters Jaw. is an object %
great curiosity. Other discoveries % a
similar natare have % late years been
made in that viriniiy. bat this % Mr.
Fishers l. the most recent and most
Interesting. Lossaoa Cas-. Advertisev.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
QUAINT STREET CRIES
Ssnr Nsff Tasny pa~. u+rTt "n the
ThafsFuE Ehfsrws tf Sew -. t.#as

sssn- asrf Taany ps-. u4rFt go the
TharHux hfsr~s tf Sew pt.sas
Cpmiur l,fprr tHr iildlrg 1T the
aHtumu hrs- are tlH. yl.uuut sweep.
1ltlr .auft hsurs. Nt.l ta,l, bIudiss
Il ia .irking AMI Iuueh,s 20 ''latHae.
ma, b. met with u4 an1 lHi ln sun
meet day They AZ. ~ btaI, tAe mvst
mu. cal q auy ~ a street rf.rfs ~
the eil,. and vh,a ivrr.t,d Pr,rsri-
uu.ly upru chin 'ry lrdgr. with tie
" ubule uei hl,arh,,1l i.r andtvuss. the,
give frvr scope b. their ,uynl pawers
and their talent fa impro,i-aiioU
The foll"winK u Transcription a 4
song whirh was recently sh"uted from
a hou-rtup Tho artist thus introduced
himself
I'm Sam-u-oll. sam-a-ell. and every
l,s,ly knews me we'll Dry ks0ws me
by my loud hollow -ing on. ye.l sh.
yesi T. bad goud Luck dis moru.n'
- made ono dollar eu half waRf
ss,rne badly give me anudder iabs ! got
three more song. wat I'm abaldin'
bAek trr sing fur de one what CIV, ms
anuddsr iob' Nos i'sr gwins tsr %
yer all FRYE song Oh' lub de fat
ham mcai. 81 a. pos.ums go,sl "a
sweet You krtsh HI IN ID yer han'.
ea yer pot him ia a. pan on. yrs'
kn nov. won some bssdy gib me Anu'l.
der iobP'
still there was no summuniug Vuirr.
o. hsekosing finger. and ''sam-u-sli'
for the first time descended a. rsHn.
monplacs. Wayiug ais hand over the
landscape aud shouting. "By by. mt
honey. I'm gone. ! be- vanished through
the trap dour a the rosf
'Befs De- wah" there usad 10 wsa.
der thFoegh the streets ~ the citl
noted ics crvam vspder. Cesar by nanis
He was a great fayorite amsnK tlss
children ~ the wcll-to-do. but a hs
cuf
.iss es~~m Dem SHAT SO mouey kla esu.
- and bag
% aes what aiu soa nous ass ssan ~ eusss
Dee eFeamf'
| fancy that somstimes. tins hln
nius, nave qiavvrea. ~ u Lsticr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

Few people have any idea ~ IN.
expense attending the burial of . Vice.
President. and fewer still are aware tia,
the Government foots the bilL The latai
cost to tha Government a the funera
II Niee-President Hendricks. In roane
agures was ea.boa II cost Ss0o for
casket tio for washing aud shaving
the body, t27O for embalming. dscoras
ing and use II funeral ear. with horses
$50; three men for several days II
tendance. $40; Cor sixteen white sill
sashes. tllz; tweaty pairs white siIl
gloves, ESQ; hotel blll. carriages anc
Porterage Al indianapolis. ASA; fos
draPing senate chamber. e236; fos
carriages. hacks. ETC.. for funeral. s57s
Cor three hands % music. e2s4; fog
Aowers ts3i; Cor badges. s5s %; Cos
saddle-blankets. roset,e.. sashes, and
arm grapes. tIoo, for parlors at hotel
for Cabinea eflicera. tl00; Cor services
u city baEd. sss; Cor hsuliag eannonN
aais.oaA datling guns drapiag the
same. etc. tioo These are among the
larger items u expense The Cove a.
mens paid even Cor repairing the loasl
b. the cemetery, n iollows. Paid
Chas y Shower a. for hauling eight
lossds ~ gravel and tlliag ap holes IL
road 10 Grown Hill Csmetsry. = Asaas.
Vsoias Trsbaae.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

she that has a rich womAnly soul.
however moderately gifted with talent
o. beauty. has a lusser around her II
purity and grace more engaging than
any brillianey u talent or splsndor of
beauty. IL u never coarse garments
OF plain features that oAend; hearts
tho gentle~t aud the nobless have
beaten against home-spaa. and feat
ures not of Grecian mold have been
shrines % genius worthy of the coda
that whsoh really does offend and
shock h the harsh voice. the ungentls
book. speecA mindless and unmasieali
these things In women give rs mere
shan common pain. b.eaase they die
appoint. beean@e they disenchant be.
cause they contradict the faith which
we cherish. and rightly cherish. In the
dlvIneF humanity that we aiirbuts d
ssman nature. - hsasp 0siss.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09


With The rNcrptiun - ths moutA
mrn' aurtsmy r,a-ss to gruw At al,oui
thr age II taruty.
Al EngIt-b land owner J. 80 o,--
posed Co. puarbiug that b. will not eat
aporchcd egg s. - heagaas
o. smith Well. Travis. how are
S"u' Travis 'Oh. I IA robust Hos
AZ you7 u, smith Plain bust -
Bar',agisa Pre- Press
k,ntucky has roostsr with three
throai. and ever, time = k,ntuckian
takcs his Bourbon be wishes he va.
that ropster Port HortA (Ter) %
Estis.
-Child What big most Mr Smis
must have Mother WHY. dar-
hagg' Child - heard him say he
swallowed t~o Ponics this morning
TocA Tapics
We'll, declare. arter spen' al
my mnHut 90 you -tudyin' art you dra~
go duut any tailF' We'll. ma. De
boak say strive fnr eicck. an not foi
hfhAAtH AAHH - = hAaAfH
--Ca.tamer Gin the restaaranu
The last time ! was here. waiter. 1
found a hair in ms soup Are sou sarc
this y ~ right'" Waiter (cuaident-
ially) -''Yes. .ah, dome took EN- All
out
-Lung-Eaired Man q, bartendsr) ~
Can ! leave few tract. In here. my
friend Bartender Yes. yoa can
leave a few traeks Ia here. and want
the t.es y point toward the door. -
~ D. saA
The time f'sr a man o. exercise his
will-power u when be finds hinsslf
likely - - down ga the icy pavement
II u eaa bold him up Il l. sacces.
and should he encouraged - DclroH
Pre- Press
IL there any difference IN the
meaning u the words nautical aad
marine ?" asked Mrs MeCorklo a
Mrs fangle. Me-" was the reply;
''une = a cinnamon - the ether
She meant Synonym
When you see a hoy and girl At a
ra1- grinding dip hot syrup with .
piece u zane pecltng and each taking
surns hckiag u. yoa may infer that
their fate j. sealed. or ought 10 b.
Port 6asass Advertiser.
Church choirs IN Wales 20 up into
the mountains 10 practice. There 10
less danger thea Il the front end q
the sylla6les striking against some
obstacles aud breaking ihs teeth sf the
singers - B.g'aio Erprcsa
They had asked Dr. sandblasl the
eminent surgeon. to carve the festal
fowl, and he stood over II with the
carving-knife dellesiely held In fr.t
position. The iaCision. ron viii OBJ
serve. gentlemen. he began. dream-
Wy, ''rommenees Bttle 20 the left of
the mesiian line. and-O excuse me.
Mrs Parmalge-f thoaght was IN the
the may help you 10 listl- u tie
fsmurF' '--Feak
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
WIT AND WISDOM.

The man who vaaur- not l. bet
ter than boller Bulfmors Amsrs-
eau.
The convict 6. naturally Ia good
humor vhsn be breaking out - hAaie-
Aai Ttmss
No matter how stable our eur
rency may lle. gold il always At a
premium when a., dentist handles it.
Paet
Hard work u cure fur almost ev-
sry human 90. except the evil 81 hav.
ing 10 wurk hard Jgaraal Of Edaca.
hoA
There are two kinds a clubs, So
cial and eousiabulary. and they ara
both eflica,iuus In knocking man out.
-Lge.
1t is trus that the busies, man il
the happic-i man, hut he often doesn I
have time 20 rcali8e L. - BbriiagtoH
Pre- Press.
Teacher -Correct the sentences
..The liquor which the man bought was
drank Z" Smart buy-Thr man which
bought the liquor was drunk -iiar-
vard LampoOa
4 daily Finnish paper l. b. be start
ed In Michigan. II i safe 10 say that
its editorials. poems aud news articles
will al be Finnished productions -
Somerutils Journal
II man could only utilize the
difIased radiance ho witnesses after
stepping on the electric side II a ba-
mana peel. Edison would have 20 show
his bunting at half.mast r AH'erioaH
Arilsaa
There said Mr.. Noseup. turning
from his scientific journal. "a u said
there are no microbes 10 be- found IN
tobacco" That's whore the microbe
shows his good sense, MIR Nosoup -
CA1oago AesnA
-Raskin says. Man should rcsem.
BILE a river" We do not know what he
means. but suppose the reason Is that
In order 90 amount 30 much In society
he should own a couple u banks -
L0scsH CtiseA
Il ahNMAAh NAfN ~ - W.
man who Knows mere than I do" he
remarked. ''Oh. Mr.. Desappy. sha
replied with a eoqnsttish shake "a her
fan. Il am afraid you are q confirmed
bachelor. "-Epooh
some one advised President Harrl.
son to get . dog to watch bic premises
aud take care of the fruit trees Bet.
ter got sanaay school teacher 10 take
care u the children" vas the wise re.
ply of the old soldier.
An Irishman called AZ tho ofEloa q
are insurance company, says TAs So
ea@i setenos RsUaew. 20 inquire of IN.
agent what rate he could make him OF
some property he had 90 insure. Tn.
agent repliedi 1T depends ON N.
surroundings" oh. thim's al right
IL is surrounded on wan side BY
barn, all the other sides are saFrondes
by-wsll. isa all null and void a. !
were. IL u needless b. say IN
agsat saw the point and gAvu him
geed rata
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL

-Prayer /. the outlet II the saints
sorrow. aud the lhlet % their supports
and comforts FiarsL
The absence a sentimentaiism w
Christ's relations with men y whM
makes his tenderness 20 exquisiieiy
touchlng PhiHips brooks
The Christian who does not enjoy
solitude at times has not advanced Tar
IN the school "a Christ The still small
voice CONES In the still hour --CAr's-
haH advocate.
-sometimea truth IL like . keen
weapon la ehild's hand. "a makes lie
tie impression because q v weakly
welded DO not therefore blame ths
truth. bat the weak hand. .-spHrgso'i.
Go on Ia tho strength u the Lord,
aud pat Chrlsts love to the trial pui
upon Il burdens. aud then "a viii appear
love indeed, We have not rceours" to
his love. and therefore We know y not
--Samasi KHfhsrford
a good man In New Bedford wa
not - FAR out ~ the way when he used
10 say In conference meetings 'brvth'
ren, we have been msrcifully spared 10
passing through many scenes and uh'
seems ~ BOSTON Cgngvsgafs0Haitst.
Every man takes care that his
nelghbor shall not ehea, him. but
day comes when ho begins 10 care thai
he does not cheat bis neighbor Ihef
all goes we'll he has changed bic
market cart into a ehaTiot u the SUM-
kmsrs0a.
Theoslore Parker. when utterinR
the Lorls prayer. used % say. "for.
give "a our trrsspasses ~ We should
forgive those who trespass against usf'
lie also prayed. Lead us from temp
tatlon. instead % Lead us not into
temptation
While the church ~ Christ has
been gathering In not more than thr"a
millions II converts from the heather
world the natural increase 81 thh
world has been twenty millions Must
not a tremendous advance be mais
.omew here along cur lines ot workf-
/ lac AesssageT
The gospel. says Dr. Arthur Pier
.o,. !. a tWu-edged sword. having lhw
On one side and grace on tho oiher'
bat they meet In = point IA ms
| .Word loses IT, value. :" a degree. .
either edge j. dullsd. - the gospel j
shorn a it, power Il only a part q th'
message j. given.
No man i fitted for doing the best
work Ia the world " ho is without rev.
erence. Not only Ia the Bible. but In
al the world about us, and especially
in human life. Gad has taught us ~
cultivate this disposition. aVd he has
male w. tcel that W. are sadly wanting
n without IL = tattsf Prssbvfersaa
What a sad world this would be 10
q thoughtful man u there were nothing
I bevand this world Not FOR himself per-
hap.. bat for others, there j. need u
another life e. make this life tolerable
to one who observes and reflects. On
every side there are deserving ones
who suffer far more than en-. ands.
I serving. And there are saints whose
I lives are lives of toll end trial and
seeming failure Iisr,. often. u not
always. the htt,.f dir aud the unhttest
survive. II th,r. we're nothing 10 live
for beyond the lie that now u the
helps 10 true character-making would
co-t more than their apparent worth
/ Sunday So lf IiHfss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
PERSONAL AND IMpERsosAL

The i0ii q March nert the Prince
4 Wales and his wife eslebrais their
silver wedding
One New York club man Il said b.
pay enuagh annually "a club dues 10
suPpart hali-a-dpErn families
Up 10 the present time. SIR M"rell
Markenzie has rueriyed A.. 50o sterling
for attendance GA the Crown Prince oi
Germany
--Rrcently. IN the subarhs ~ New
Orleans. a womaa "a. attacked IN her
own yard by an cnragsd 500 and Vas
- SERIOUSLY injured that death easaed
Mrs Elikaheth Colby. q BInihani.
Me. eu Joys the di.iincti,a of h-ing the
only woman IN this county licensed to
salsmniEs marriages others are only
allowed % makc matches.
--Govsrnor Algrr. a Michigaa. ~
p.atad hi. Chustmas charity Il last
year. Kiviny clothiea - I've hundred
aewshay. And fuel and h0ur IA one
thousand Iaor aud deserving families
Cardinal Mnniag s frequent
guest at luSufiou. hanqusts. but the
a~cvtiC churrhman iu che midst a
.ush feast. make. his dinner "a .
baked Pntata. a piece q bccf and .
glass q water
Alelina Patti has = small silysl
basin aud q big white .pange. which II
~ % the outside IT che h~Iroom win
Ipw ~ catch dee " y 9th thi.
hsa',n ii-tiIied water that the diva
hathe. her ryy. aud face.
II - std that NJ Edi.pn Keep.
four huudrri electric light, baruing al
might about hl- hpu-a and ground. Al
Ll,w,lltn Park. v J., where he him.
sslf frequently "a. tn dawn sapcd.
n'nilng la kis ia,orits lire
-1hrr, = h"pkt e,per % = New
hutk wire ta''rls Nhu has merely o.
glance a. bruad sites q figures, row
after row. filling q whole sheet - lcgnI
cap. and drrinrr the result instantly
H. du,-n know huS hs doe. Il. nur
i"Fs aul hr,iy else
A prominent .ucivty lad, IN New
YORK can not A., ta sheep withual pat.
ling b., tbumh lH h,r mouth shs ha.
.rl'3 W vain a. rurr hrf~glt "a lhs
hshit Shr go q W. chil1huod. and ha.
A"p' " W mature Years, IN spite "A
trnnt attempts ~ r core
V harthsll.. who's, name b. - O..
miI.ar tn America e. il D. iu France. IA,
his -tutip beg rart. srrrs- the S,iue. o.
a STREET .uuuiuE Is.tw,rn the Quartiyi
i.rin tnd tH, ftuls,urg - Germ avn
o. !. ,,y hu.t working on portrait
hH-fs uf several American gentlemen
1ud iuuuislu tpf BprdeauN NJ Bar
thHid b. an early u-rr and after q guf
II ,afr au Iail De- gn-s a. work Al
ONE D. breakfasts. aud after that h.
drtHtc. au hour tu callers H. y ,crN
mrthpil,rl. aud y - prompt q. mar
q hus.uc-- iu answering his letters
A prrarh,r ia one q the towns ou
fhr Msuurtlr range concluded nut
'uug ago that De- bad bad enough a
fh~ place and ~uuld e., ~ anh get
tlhuugh h,s rrng', CATION did not wauI
hiln to. - the people got up draa
iln party which rytlik,'d two huudrs,
dplltr.. aud wh-n b. call,d hr ~,
mooney Informed him be- yuuld have i
when i vss earned. A. the same tim,
hSing ths rrive I'sr SERMON he wss yuu
,iJerrd worth. Tho minister dance,
and talked until d. 80. red Ia the ftre
bot hi. tsskmtstrr. were insNarahls
aud he j. .till preaching flr them.