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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
THE LOSS or nHs ..ahnENrowK.
Hut itsic DgrlbS Tbat She fas
a 4, sank Wssti illi tbu Board. 5-
Asenc1aG.0 fre99 DE laleh ~ DleciAi Hres.s


Hut lite DHubE TIa. She Esas
N IA SANK syssh III Ou Board.
AGGREGATED reas Dispolen hs sIectai Wlress
CoHAssET. MASS Nov 2s.--All dhy yester-
day Wrselraga u various descriptions came
ashore along the heaciles, moro particularly
atsaEdy Cove. Huse tinibers, spars, cabin
fnrn.tpre, fine instie FURNISHINGS, chairs,
He pteservers. snd -othee articl6sf beIong-
fnS TO q steamers uutfs, and mens Of ffetn.
stamper With thu word ',Allentuwn'' iisvs
been seen In the breakera OF shore aud
found scattered along the water front Jhls
wreckage tells too plainly that the Iron
steamer Allentown OF Philadelphia has
been broken upoa one Of the huge sunksn
lodges OF this port, always terror TO mari
ners.
Captain Nathaniel W. Treat, ono Of 90.
hasset's Oldest seafArlne men, and from
whom the first intimation OF the disaster
came, Fatd that In his opinion the vessel
had toundt red either on BelI lodges or on
the Grampus, which are long sunken lodges
lying about ont ,tatle. w, n. W. from Hinoh's
light. and about three miles from the
neatest point OF the mainland. II such il
the case tho vessel must have gone down
wiihAail on board within worry lew minutes
after striking.
The Allentown cleared from Philadelphia
on the 21st Inst for Salem, Mass, with 1860
tors ot coal. She vas one OK the Philadel-
pnla " headingO1at and Iron C0H1p5hys
golfers. Hef officers 1nd crew were.
Captain George w. pgul, Philadelphia;
Firet Mate Joseph Ross, Philadelphia;
SeeoRa Mate Peter Livingston, B3ston;
steward John Dnvall, Philadelphia; Mess
Boy John Hoplahan; Geamen Franz Mar
quasdt, Martin Jonanaen, John Sam1elHon,
John JohRnsen. and John Pedering Of
PHILADELPHIA; Ordinary SEAMAN Patrick
Earle, Philadelphia; Chief Engineer Bspja-
min Prlh,hafd, PsnnsRrovs, N. j.. Assistant
EnRineer Henry Haywood; Flrenen Aueuat
Tormee,o. Francis Mc'ramany, and OTTO
BoEsun Philadelphia; Goal Pdssers Harry
Adams, Pennsgr0va, N. j., ana James Me-
ksever, Philadelphia.
...5s-s-----.-------@-----
CpHAssEF. Mass, Nov. aS.---All douit con-
cernlDg the supposed loss of the steamer
Allentown ia dispelied This morning. A
visit 10 North seituats Bsaeh ehoNs the
shore at that port TO DO covered with wreck
age, consisting OF fire buckets, tables,
nntlrs aud other furniture, all marked
"Elltptown."
Qlptain Blown OF the North Scituats HE
saving stafiou hes made dhigenb inspection
Of tbs coast Id search OF bodies from the
steamer, but bas discovered mons as yet.
He advances the opinion that the ship has
ioundetea either at Davis or Southeast
Ledge, each OF which lies nboul q milo
sonth-eaBt from Mtnot's Ledge. an at
tempt will he made 10 reach Minots to-
morrow morning for Information concern
ing wrecks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

The work Of remoaeling the old Wes-
leyan College into hotel ia in progress
and the hotel will be formally opened
about February list. A porch will extend
the full width OF the front of the building
and the front windoss and doorways will
be altered. The building will be heated
throughout by steam. The pool room,
bar room and gentlemen's sitting room
will be located on the ground floor.
George W. 0rtlip has leased the property
for five years, dating from March 25th
next. Tho hotel will probably be called
the Ortlip House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
TEE q. 4. q. SPIT.
Ehoe Democratic Veterans Form q
3fisis New, OrEafAiznliOu.

gfi4,a New! Organisation.
, INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2S.-About
4 200 Democratic veterans, members Of
Grand Army Of the ltepublic posts seat
tered ever the state, held in the Capitol
building on Monday night secret meet
ing at which it was resolved that every
Democratic member OF the Grand Army
of the Republic should abandon the
order, and all present pledged themselves
TO withdraw from the posts. Adjutsnt
General Koontz presided.
A name and constitution for the new
order proposed by the Democratic vet.
ernns were adopted. The new order is to
be charitable and non-political in Sharao.
ter. A public mass meeting will be held
tonight In the city hall, when the reasons
for deserving the Grand Army of the Re-
public will be given and the principles
and objects Of the new order laid before
the public. Adjutant, general Koon.z says
similar meetings will be held all over the
state within the next week.
MIR. Kooniz said that he had letters
from men in eight states, indicating that
tho movement ia national. Among the
letters received was one from John a.
Norman, secretary of Democratic So
cieties of Pennsylvania, promising that
every Democratic soldier 10 Pennsy lvania
will leave the Grand Army OF the Re-
public. The president of the societies,
who ran against Beaver for governor, is
at the head Of the movement in Pennsyl-
vania. Mr.. Koontz says that but few
Indiana Democrats have attended the
Grand Army meetings since the election
because all the posts have been holding
meetings rstifying the election of Ear
rison aud Hovey.
Il is pretty generally believed that
Congressman Matson is ct tho head of
the movement but so far he has made no
public statement. II is known that he
feels very sore because the Grand Army
of the Republic, as an organization,
worked against him, and his friends here
say that he will follow the example of
General Palmer of Illinois.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
The Barnard rau,iIy Reunion.

Tho executive committee who have in
charge tho reunion Of the descendants of
Richard Barnard, who first settled in this
country at Elwyn, Delaware county, met
1T the home of Or. F. Barnard, Kenneth
Square, on Monday and elected Milton
Barnard president of the association in
place of the Late Joseph N. Barnard, de-
ceased. 1t was also decided to hold the
reunion on the second Wednesday Of
September, 1889, on the lawn of Milton
Barnard, in Newlin township, Chester
county. There are about 600 families
scattered ell over the United States who
are connected with this family.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
pEAn's Soap is an elegant toilet adjunct.


:. James j. Jordan. the photographer at
No. Gl5a Market, died on sunday of con-
sumption at the residence OF his mother,
No. 500 West Sixth street. He has
been ailing for some time but continued at
work until short time before his death.
Mr.. Jordan learned photography with j.
In business for himself at the place desig-
mated above. He was In his Goth year and
unmarried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
oLp woann.

A $4,000 Suit Against Robert
Horace WaipOte for Breach OF
Promise.
Assocists1 Press rispaf hes by special Wires.
LONDON, Nov. 28.--Vslery weedmann, q
Robert Horace Walpoie, the heir-pre-
sumpitye to the earldoEn of Oxford, for
fl0 900 damages for breseh OF promise ard
libel. Ste alleges that Walpole met her In
Bulgaria. He made her an ofTar of mar
riHge ard then betrayed her. He after
wards discarded her and now repudiates
the paternity OF her child,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
A NEW Lieht-house Tender.

The new United States government
steamer Zizania, (slgnifying wild oats),
which will be used as lighthouse and
buoy tender in this district, has been COM
pleted at Baltimore and will go into service
on the Delaware river and bay at once.
She is built OF steel and measures 1904 feet
long, "a feet beam, and 10 feet 0 inches
depth of hold. She has twin screws, and
has developed a speed Of l01 miles per
hour
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

A1rKES, MINI, Nov. 2s.--Au epidemic Of
diphtheria has been raging here for two
weeks. The citizens are alarmed over the
results of the disease. The board of health
has Issued an order requiring all persons
who have been exposed to iselate them
selves. and ordering that all places OF
public meeting be closed. The public
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires,
CHICAGO, Nov. 28,-Ths official canvass OF
the Illinois election returns was finished
yesterday. Fifer, Republican candidate
Palmer, Democrat. Harrison's plurality
over Cleveland Is q ,99l.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29


AssoniEtse lfsan o,sostar " Special wirar
PHnADsLFIiiA. Nov. 50. --sFlour, dull ant
weak.
Wnest. arm and higher; No. Bred, s9kc.; No
Pennsylvania REQ. s. 10
Corn, etsady; No g, SO t3s,
Oats, qnist tad rucnaLged; NO. mixed
5lkG
Bsvn steady
BAL d nay. armi timothy, si55oal7so; mixed
s 4s16,
Ba'ed rye stxay. SIS 90.
butter. atrona; Pennsyivania prints, ssss7c.
Eggs, fifm.
siheese. htnn,
PET oeun, dull
POtatoss, sieadg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
spanish diplomat Called 10 ACCOUNT

MADRID, Nov. 2s--oount Bsnomar Ytlt
be called upon to explain beforathe council
Of state HE reasqne for attempting 10 dis
charge the duties OF the offl6s n8 Berlin
after he had been recalled. de will also bs
asked for an exclamation concerning the
charge that he informed Senior CanovSs del
Castillo Of the negotiations that had taken
place between Germany and Spain.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
To Rebuild Over the burnt District
Baltimore Bun.

PocoMoKE Cry, ND, Nov. 27.-steps
are being taken for the rebuilding Of the
portion of this town recently destroyed
by fire. A committee corslsting of
Messrs. O. Il. Qoulbourne, e. j. School
field and j. Il. White, has been appointed
by the town council to consider the ad-
visability of widening the Streets II hos
been decided that Clarke avenue should
be opened to Market street. Willow
street is to be widened about 10 to 10
feet. Market street, which is now 81 feet
wide, is to be widened nine feet. Many
of the merchants have occupied available
houses and have resumed business.
Others are building shanties, which they
will occupy until spring, when handsome
stores will be erected. The debris ia
being rapidly removed from the streets.
One of the serious losses, the effect of
which is beginning to dawn upon the
merchants, is that Of their books in which
their accounts were kept. In one case II
is stated that the profits of firm have
not been divided for five years. Many
Of the insurance losses have been ad-
justed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
siirh. change i'm Tinc.

The steamers of the Wilmington Steam
boat Company will make slight change
in the timetable beginning Saturday.
The 10 O'Clock boat from Fourth street
whayf will hereafter leave at 12.45 p. M.
end the O'Clock boat from Philadelphia
will leave at $50 p. II.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
rk.lrnin AND Sullivan.

Associated Pcoss Dispatch by Special wirss.
BALrIMcHE, Nov. % 1t was rumoret
last night that artielss for meeting hat
boon signed by representatives of KilraiK
and sullivan. KilTain WAS aeen thi'
morning aud denied that the articles hat
been signed but he admitted that thers
was some foundation for tho rnmor and
said that the fight, II 1t came of. woult
OCCUR within 10 weeks at some point nesl
Chicago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
,s-s7771-------'-----~
THE CITY,s CREDIT.
A Handsome Premium on the Small
Loan Awarded.


The Board of Water Commissioners,
Tuesday, opened proposals for $25 600
Wilmington city loan, authorized for the
benefit of the department. The loan
bears interest at the rate OF per cent per
annum, and is redeemable as follows /.
80, 600 In 30 years; 80, GOO In 81 years |;
$1,000 In SO years. The following bids
were received: r. II. Robinson Il Co.,
S101.05 per 800; Elliott, johnson u Co.,
Sl00.O04 per 800; Hesld Il Co.,
500 DIG per 300; Sailer & Stevenson,
Philadelphia, $97.75 per $l0O. The loan
was awarded to Il. II. Robinson & Co.
The premium will amount to *262 SO.
This award shows the good credit of
the city Of Wilmington and the incrsss-
ing reputation ct its securities. Ia 1879
city loan of $i45, GOO, benring interest,"
at the rate of q ! per cent per annum. was
advertised, bnt the hest bid was !$97 per
$l00, from II. II. Robinson 81 o., TO
whom the loan was awarded. To.d0y
bonds Of this issne are held at q premium.
In 1882 q $4,000 loan, Al per cent in-
terest, sold at slight premium. In 1883
another 500, 600 loan, same rate OF inter
est, was sold to II. II. Robinson & 90. at
par. Loan No. SO, the balance OF which
was disposed of last night, was author
lied in 1885, during which year block
OF $50 600 was negotiated at 50 per
cent interest. The city paid discount
of 80, 600 on the entire amount, but the
brokers to whom it was awarded soon
afterwards sold it in lots to customers of
$l01 SO per 300. The same year loan
OF $500 for the purchase Of the park
grounds at 81 per cent, was also nego
tiated. On $50, goo premium Of per
cent was realized, while the balance sold
at par. For sucR low bearing interest
bond this transaction WINS considered
highly successful. Last nights bidl
show that the eity's obligations are still
considered gilt-edged Investments.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
a Mhnler,. slro,u slnrrlnr.

LONDON, Noy. 2S.-Ths Inuaan Line
steamer City OF New York, which arrived
at Queenstown to-day from New York, met
the American whaisr W. Martin on Thurs.
day last. The whaler's crew were starving
and asked for provisions. A supply was
given them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Assoctased Pres, Diepstch By Special wrss
NEW YoRR, Nov, 2S.-David Henuessey,
20 years old. Of No. 583 Eleventh avenue,
shot and instantly killed Hugh o'Keefe at
1880 O'Clock this morning In a falcon No.
6le Eleventh avenue. Hennessey was ar
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
A petrolt police,nan Murdered.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 27.--Policeman
Albert w. Thsyer was shot and instantly
killed last night. The only cline to the
murderer is satohel found near the
scene of the tragedy containing COM
plete set of burglars tools.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
POLITICAL

TREhToN. n. j., Nov. 27.--rhe Official
count Of New Jerseys vote was completed
to-day BY the state board of csnvsssess.
The result follows: Cleveland. 15l, 49S ;
Harrison, ldi,9i4; Prohibition, 1904; plu.
rality for cleveland, 7,tia The plurAlities
ta,4F v.al- .-r-F .,it
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Joseph W. Vandegritt has been ap-
pointed by Governor Biegs notary public
to succeed Registrar William II. Lee,
whose notsrial term has expired.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
only enc OF ,he crew Dro,yned,

LONDON, Nov. 2S,--The report from
Wh!tby that life-hoat had been upset and
its crew of Ia men drowned proves TO be
untrue. The boat reached the shore III
safety. One OF the crew, however, was
drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Associated Press Dispatdn ~ Special Wires
isALrOfoHr, nov. 2s Flour, dull and rathe
better feeipgi
Wheat, s6u'bnrn. lower; FnItz, st.o6l1 90
L9pgberry. 81 Gallo No. 2 soethera, 81 "a
wrnterr, ina tive, higher: No winter ret
tpot, and Dscsmpar 99agsAs.; January, t10iA
R1,J1&.
$751;; yellow, 49l5Ds.; new southern, fair n
prime 404i5 :; WesJerr, q AZ; mixed spof, 4bu.
ysar, assi 4ac.; January, SgSS4sSsc.; February
oais, aulss and atNsdv, upsraded; soutneri
ent RsansyIvan,a, gss>ss: 40, western w1ite
slnsa 3; DO. mixed, $780,; graded No. white
SSaSc. aTksd.
Rye, quiet; 6el641.
II 10
Pecvi Ions, quist end unchanged
Butter, chGis &. vary = grca end frm; best Toll
29s2ic.; Creamery, So SEC.
NJ g5 nm: 9ic.
Petroleum, quiet; refined, $40
GoIiss, flrn'; Mo isrSaas. rsir. l61fn16kc.
sugar, sctiyS and strong: A soft, NO; COFFIN
eelnsd, sieady; 1871 SlGkc,
REigRys firm: Si.gi.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
severely squeezed.

William e. Walton, bsegage-master on
the Lapdsnbsrg branch of the Is. d y.
railroad, met with severe accident % this
B. & o. west yard on Tuesday. lie was
attempting to jump on a car he had been
coupling when he was caught by two GERS
on an adjoining track going in an oppo'
site direction, the result being that ne
was badly bruised and jamrned, though
no bones were broken, he was removed
to his home, No. $40 South Jackson
street, and attended by physician.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Here today aud gone to morrow-the
man who boreows IS bill from you.-
Boston Qourtsrs a..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

The only way to be thought anything
ia 70 be it. The success of Warmers Log
Cabin Liver Pills lies in the fact that they
do what they purport 10. They act pleas
antly, effectively and at once. Purely
,sesetable aud harmless.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
MABRsg xsaorAxsors.

Mayor Roche Of Chicago estimated
there are 8, 600 Anarchists In that city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
Nepr York Markets.
Associated prsss DiapStch By epeciAl Wire


NEW YogK, Nov, 2s-Fiour, stesdler ant
Quiz; sou iherl, fl M and qniet.
Whast, moee ACTIVE, recovering Of contracts
X !, ~ ,, hiss, + asd st org; Ne. 2, Deem
e.y. 1855 lO7i March, 81 01%al OK LAY
Go n, M65sste demand sud easy: at 1sssc
daciut; old mixed western, 4sJEedgEe.
)Gss, dur, about stssdT; NssIe, sls4sc west
: VIZ quiet; plate sasos1o.OO; extra meas, SIS
Farl, duinsnd eas7; insss, slb ,on575.
i i3sLis, eteaay and. quist; steam rendered
,iairt,entise, allow; 461. if R
.ByEs, f'm; etste ard P;nTszlyania, 20 ETC.
wettsr,, a5hasG.' CGbsdisa, a5a25Ec,
Quotations.
AZ 9 O'clock bids df the New York stool
mssket sp-cgy, Fsceiyed over the privEta wire u
Elliott, johnson a ca, stocf brokers' u NO, 81
Hulsol lDslSi ELS, assS; n, a Nsw Ens
land, IS Lak5 shore: 0lIt; Nov York, Ghicngl
= y. L2,tts, praf.,, - 2. 4 ~ Wgstesn, com.
srspn, t3k; VI. y y. Phul, common, esk
UanEda tausbern. E9sS. Mif,hiqsn Centrni. sSX
uni,n Paciiic 6sk CsHrrsI Pacific. s5Js Nissouf
Pscnr. t79S ltXaa % Rslct6c, 295{ I; N. j. Cen
trA1, 20; Dalswarp, BRcEHwsnus & Western
iseh Delaware End5on, i9A: Y Paul
ohaiaH. common. 500 Vt eaqi d OMAN
aS@%GS ~ 49, S $ssi' T. Louis Louis
prtfarrNd, siSf; NJ, Kansas 81 Tsxss
ls2i; 1euvey a. mo- GrRnde. COMMON, i5x; Dsn
vsa q no grands, preferred, g. Lou spillle
mon, OK Z, lennt. Va q Gs-, sscond pre-
fsrraG, 2ts3; Manhattan Cuusolide7sd. =
Oelorsd5, booking Valley a Toledo, sisf; 1t
Louis & S,au Francisco, conmor, 26i 1t, LoyIt
~ San Frnncioen, psefsrred, &c. Ilregor,
rrspccndnentsl, ggis; ereen:i Z. q Nsviration
QeH Northern rsn1c, common, 24if; Northern
PSgific, prefeErEd, 5sA; RF7nsylyapts ,5St5; Pail
sdeiphiE g. Reading, say; Philedelg hiR
hc1GinE. Genh NJ Ga. -; l-ehigh Vallty, Say
Lshigh Navigation. 5sh ButfEio, New Xork
Philadelphla, =; CGu9e oil =.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-21

Aurora scatters the red roses of dawn
upon all the garments of the skies, un-
til the East breaks out in blossoms like
a garden in glorious June. The air
they breathe has been washed out by
rains, burned through by lightning.
swept over by tempests until it is sweet
as the breath of angels. The mount
aims keep watch and ward over the en-
erald lakes, which lie like jewels upon
the bosom Of the earth, and they who
were driven thither IN terror are
intoxicated by new and strange de-
lights. So men in the low plains of
human life come to see the dreadful
malady of sin. They fear its fearful
grip upon the human soul; they shud-j
der at its possible desolation in the life
of the world to come; they flee 10 1.-The.
mountain of the Lords house" whichi
the prophet sees ''in the top of the
mountains" but when they reach the
palaces of religion whittier they fled
for safety, there they come to abide be-
cause tout of Zion the perfection of.
beauty God hath shined.'' n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-21
HIS HYPERION CURL.
How Roscoe Conkling Was Iden
titled by Telegraph Operator.

Years ago L was employed by the
Philadelphia, Wilmington 81 Baltimore
railroad at a junction few miles out
of Baltimore" said ACKNOWLEDGMENT
to reporter for the Philadelphia Press.
lone afternoon an unusually handsome
and athletic man entered the
little station. Does the limited
express for Washington stop here?'
he inquired. No, SIR 1 re-
piled. Can you stop it?' Not without
orders from the main Office Il will ex-
plain my situation to you,' said the
stranger, in the hope that you will do
from Washington to intercept at Balti-
more a gentleman who is on his way
from New York to the capital. He is
on the limited express. tits of the great
est Importance l should see him before
he reaches Washington. A railway
conductor directed me to the Union sta
ton, where he said the limited would
stop, but [ lost my way, and wandered
here after long tramp
Telling him would see what I could
do for him, l telegraphed to Philadel-
phia for permission to stop the express.
You might use my name if you think it
would be of any use,' said the gentle
man. And your name is-?' said l.
ItDIltu
the gentleman. | flashed over the wire !:
Senator Conkling wants me to stop the
limited express for him to get aboard
The answer came back: How do you
know it is Conkling?' Turning to him
l said: philadelphia wants Identified
tion.' will this do?' he asked, dis
playing handsome gold watch with
the initials r. c. engraved on
the case. At the same time,
either by design or chance, he
removed his hat. Grasping the key
licked these words to Philadelphia:
Letters r. c. on gentleman's watch,
but know he's Conkling by his fiaunt-
ing beard and the Hyperion curl of
Nast's cartoons Straightway the
sounder raped: Stop train by order II.
T. Kenny, general superintendent
"Conkling was profuse in his thanks.
AS the express shot around the curve,
with him safely on board, he made d
courteous gesture of farewell to me-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-21
LIGHT NONSENSE.

"How high is this place from the level
of the sea?" asked a travelling man of
one of the residents in the Allegheny
mountains.
"G'way, young man. was the re-
Spouse. You can't fool me. The sea
amt level by blame sight. I've been
there and seen it. Merchant Traveller.
speaking about clubs" remarked
Mr.. Cumso, who had just been elected a
member of the Manhattan, ''they are
the sign-posts of civilization. You
never hear of savages forming them
selves into societies for mutual improve
ment and pleasure"
"Oh, nonsense replied Mrs. Cumso.
''I've heard of Indian clubs ever since
could walk" It'd Bits.
A newspaper vendor was asked how
business was. Both his legs has been
cut off in railroad accident some
years before.
''Oh, l can't KICK" was the CHEEKY
reply.-Tid Bits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-21
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aration, curative power superior to any
other article of the kind before the people.
!" had been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
for dyspepsia, and in one store where I
went to buy bottle the clerk tried to in
duce me to buy their own instead of Hoods;
he told me theirs would last longer; that 1
might take it on ten days trial; that if
did not like it I need not pay anything, etc.
But he could not prevail on me to change.
told him knew what Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla was. 1 had taken it, it agreed with
me, was perfectly satisfied, and did not
want any but Hoods. am glad to speak
good word for this excellent medicine"
MRS. E. A. GoFF, 81 Terrace ST., Boston.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by druggists. 81 six for S.. Prepared by
G. 1. HOOD &c CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar