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up and down until there was nothing lef. Of
him except his shoes and the wart on his
chin.
A mild looking juryman from Harlem re-
marked that the veil which covers the face
of futurity is woven by the hand Of mercy.
Little did he expact that morning when he
left home that he would be locked up ii
jury room all night. He expected to have
considerable difficulty in persuading his
wife that such was the fact. He looked ouI
the window into City Hall park, and his lips
moved like patent clothes wringer. He
might have been praying for deiiverance,
but the fact that he audibly gritted his teeth
between the acts somewhat interferes with
that theory.
A man with knowing air and sixteen
hand high forehead, said that be knew what
was coming as soon as he saw that German
take his seat in the Jury box. His head was
shaped like n mules Neither an act Of the
legislature nor lovely woman's pearly tears
could move a man with head shaped like
that And the chronological juror went on
TO explain that the organ of flrmness was
rampant and altogether do trop, just bulg
ing out at the back of the mans head, while
the organ Of suavity was dormant, and in
fact had no representation whatever III the
convention.
Ali this time the mule headed juror kept
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soCsA AND SENATOR cocKRELL
mst,! How those lean, broadclothed
miliionaires would shrink with some Of
the department. clerks standing beside
them, and how some Of the scrawny
necked heiresses in diamonds would rark b.
side theplump little girls from the treasury
department., who are sweeter than peaches
and cream, and who are not infrcquently
more accomplished than their more fortunate
sisters. Clothes have q good deal to do in max
ing Q man in Washington, and II you doubt it
buy . suit Of Kentucky jeans and try your
chances at Q cabinet reception or at first
class hotel. Broadcloth gets the smiles, the
and the bridal chamber-the
jeans receive icy frowns and the hotel attics
This is world Of ups and downs, and the
changes take place here in Washington
faster than the slides Of panorama Four
years ago the world went mad after Presi-
further back Mrs Hayes was the "loveliest
lady Of the land, and there were men at
that White House reception today who
can remember the day when Harriet Lane
sst Washington society mad, and the courtIy
Buchanan was called ''the American king
Now, Harriet Lane still lives, but who ever
bears of herf Mrs. Hayes has retired to Ere
mont, and her poultry has rnore space in the
than her dresses President Ar
thur is dead, and Mrs. McElroy-sweet lady
that she was-has dropped out OF public no
tice. Mrs President Cleveland appears upon
the scene, and the question in the minds of
the people is as to whether her reign will last
for four years longer. lie roi est mort,
vlve le roi," is the feeling Of Washington So
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on enriching his mind with 1ne staats
Zeitung AT last, tho juror with the side
whiskers tackled him again.
.Look here. my friend, it don't seem to
me to be the square thing that You should
keep eleven men away from their families.
We think that the draughtsman is entitled
TO his full wages, but
Oats vat say. and l stays here till day
before yesterday till he gets EN-"
But you say you are for the defendant" f"
.'Vell, ter tefedendan' vas. der man vat
don't get his wages"
NO, he is the plaintiff, = exclaimed the
eleven jurors in chorus.
"Isb dat s6y Den rou vas on the same side
with me-"
well Of course, We are, you dsrned-
l mean my dear sir Sou have mixed up
the plaintiff and the defendant Here,
gimme that pcn," and stabbing the cancerous
looking inkstand on the table, the side
whskered juryman wrote out the verdict in
less time than a letter is written on the
stage.
why, he is one of the most perfect gen.
tlemen l ever met said the journalistic
juror, As they filed out of the den
HE is IA fraud" whispered the prenolog-
ical juror; no man with head shaped like
that can give in So easy. I'd rather stay here
all night than SEQ phrenoloSy knocked out
that way"
"Schentlemen's won't YOU afterwards ioin
me NIT glass petTf' said the obstinate Juror;
challenge which was subsequently ac-
copied ALEX. L. SWEET.
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hairs IN his thin brown thatCI and ne mas
not added wrinkles 10 his l.hy,io.nomy since
he entered the White liouse
Mrs. Cleveland looks Just too sweet for
anything" and al, that art could do in the
way OF drrss has been added Ia the bountiful
gifts Of nature. Yesterday she appeared in
full dress, aud the diamonds shone and the
silks glittered as she rustled through the cor
ridor on the presidents arm. She is as
straight as the statue of Diana, and her neck
is as beautifully modelled as that OF the Venus
dc Medici. Her soft brown ewes are full Of
feeling, and her demi-brunette face gioweJ
under the gaslight with the velvety beauty
Of the dark moss rose. She looks much bettes
than she did las, New Years. and think Sic
yeighs a trifie more. She is plump, but no,
fat, and she grows prettier every day She
charms every one with her common senss
and her graceful ways, and she is the ideai
American queen
noticed that the president got tired nov
and then during the reception, but it was not
SO with Mrs Cleveland. She had fresh smile
for every new conner. and let me tell you it
is no easy matter to prot.icc 5000 new smiles
on n single day, and no two OF them alike! l
saw her as she shook hands with Gen. Sheri-
dan, and she is really little taller than he.
The general bowed to her with the grace of a
diplomat, and his hand apparently fingered
in hers a second longer than was absolutely
Necessary. Gen. Sheridan Is fond of ladies'
society, and he is one of the most popular
officers in Washington.
The diplomats were out in all their glory,
and pearls and diamonds, velvet and gold.
shone everywhere. There were fully sl0O,0
worth OF pearls at this reception, and the
diamonds were measured by the quart. /
note that dresses this year are better made
and costlier than they have been before, and
the wonderful prosperity OF America is shown
in our clothes. We are the best dressed peo-
pie in the world, and nowhere is this moro to
be seen than at these White House receptions
There are rather shoddy people, however,
even here, and the coat that is shiny at the
seams always wurships the one fresh from
the tailor's As looked over the crowd in
the East room and sized up the, souls Of the
most noted Of them-for know them we'll
could not help thinking of Carlyle,s as "
tor Resartus,n and the Philosophy Of
Clothes l thought what q confusion W. old
occur if some fairy's wand. such as changed
Cinderella's smock into the most beautiful
,ourt costume, should pass through the
yiddy throng, and clothe each one In the
light attire of Adam or tho Indian. How
hat bow legged senator would look in such
! dress. And how some Of the muscu-
ar porters OF our stores would rank
lbove some Of the spindle shanked diplo-
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A TRIAL BY JURY.
A MOVING LETTER BY THE EDITOR
OF TEXAS SiFTlNGS.
Alex. r. sweet Tells About the Expert
enCe of Himself and Ten Other Jurors
With German Juror Who Got
Slightly Mixed.


NEW York, Jan. Mot long sinre
served out term as reluctant ana sx-
asperated juror in the city court of N,w
York, the sessions of which are held in City
hall building. His honor, Judge Enrich, pre-
sides over this court, in which cases of debt
are disposed Of
The case i'll question was a very simple
one. A man Of the name of Jones had in
vented new kind Of steering gear for ships
In perfecting his invention he engaged the
services Of the plaintiff. Murphy, who was
. mechanical draughtsman. As long as
Murphy was willing to work without being
paid his services seem "a have been salts
factory, but Jones begcr TO be worried about
Murphy efficiency as soon as the latter began
to discuss the financial question. Jones' feel
ing Of uneasiness ripcnci into IA healthy pre-
judico when Murphy insisted on being paid.
Finally Murphy became an cyesore to Jones,
who told Murphy carGlidly that he could
never he more than SISTER to him, and that
he could go to the arch enemy of mankind to
get his money, whercupon Murphy promptly
hunted up lawyer and brought suit
Jones' lawyer endeavored to prove that
Murphy could not draw, but the other side
produced testimony that led the jury to be-
lieye that Murphy could draw like a par
TALLY draped photograph of n popular actress
in q show window. After the witnesses had
perjured themselves e,ith more or less flu
ency, and had been roasted by the opposing
counsel, the lawyers proceeded to make their
addresses In a comparatively short time
the jury was fully persuaded that previous
to entering into the practice of law the elo-
quent counsel must have worked in barber
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MRS. CLEVELAND AND GEN SHERIDAN.
and the brilliant gas cast soft tint over all.
Abort thirty of the noted ladies of Washing
ton were standing, waiting to take their
places back of the president, in order that
they might the better see the noted dignitaries
vino would pass through The conservatory
was open, and the long corridor between it
and tho East room was decorated with flowers
The Marine band, clad in gorgeous Cos
TUNES of red and gold, had seats in the tiled
vestibule, and their chairs were arranged
along the grand mosaic wall, made by Tif-
fany, which separates this from the corridor.
Professor Sousa, the leader, was at their
head, and I took good look at him Later in
the day as he stood there, beating the time,
ns the visitors passed Ny camera got his
photograph, with bis baton raised in the air,
just as Senator Cockrell, with his hat in his
hand and his brilliant wife upon his arm,
went by. The gorgeousnes Of the scene can
hardly be imagined
The band played . welcoming march q
the president and his wife came down to be
gin their receptions The crowd Of favored
sightseers stood at the foot Of the stairs and
made way for them as thsy passed through.
have never seen the president koking bet
ter. His face is rosy, and his eye Is - clear
as that Of boy Of % TherS Sre no gray
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tnrbed and unrefreshing sleep, con-
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or of impending calamity?
If you have all. or any consider
able number Of these symptoms, you
are suffering from that most common
of American maladies-Bilious Dys-
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diversity of symptoms. No matter
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ease, or other grave maiadies are quite
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CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, SPLITTING Of Bl O0D.

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures Consumption (Which is Scrof-
ula Of the Lungs) by its wonder
full blood purifying, invigorating
and nutritive properties. From
its marvellous power over this ter
ribly fatal disease, when first Of.
fering this now world famed REM
edy to the public. DIR. Pierce
thought seriously of calling it his
CONSUMPTION CURE but aban-
doned that name rs too restrict
i've for q medicine which, from its
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wonderful combination of tonic.
or strengthening. Alternative. or
blood cleansing. anti bilious. pee
toral. and nutritive properties, is
uneuualed. not only Us remedy
for Consumption, but for all
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Blood, sud Lungs. For Weak
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Some cigar smokers invariably use Q
.isar holder a big retail cigar dealer
SAYS that smokers who use holders gener-
ally smoke cheap cigar. There are ex-
oeptions, Of course. but the rule holds
good generally, he maintains, even among
men of wealth Old smokers who stick
cigar between their teeth and like to chew
at it, as a rule buy brands that cost from
ten cents up to fifty cents apiece.
York Sun.
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Are You Sick ?

Do you feel dull. languid. low
spirited. lifeiess, and indescribably
miserable. both physically and
mentally; experience sense of
fnllness or bloating after eating,
or of 'goneneSs," or emptiness of
stomach in the morning, tongue
coated. bitter or bad taste in mouth,
irregular appetite, dizziness. fire.
quent headaches. blurred eyesight.
floating specks" before the eyes.
nervous prostration or exhaustion,
irritability of temper. hot fiushes,
alternating with chilly sensations,
sharp, biting. transient pains here
and there. cold feet, drowsiness
after meals wakefulness, or dis
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An Old AcQuaintance.

collector-I have little bill here, sir, that
[ would like to have.
Man Of the World-Yes; please lay it down
in that easy chair, sir.
Easy chairi"
"Yes. Its been running so long 1t must b
Cred d"-Binghamto Republican.
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A young lady living up town received a
special delivery letter. The messenger handed
her the book to sign for IL She took the
book, and instead Of writing her signature
she wrote: 'Dear John: Glad to hear from
you. Come up Sunday night" She had
answered the letter,-Philadelphia News.
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He Couldn't Afford It.

A mother was urging her son to purchase
an overcoat, and he was insisting that he
could not afford one
Every WELL then,n said she. 'You will get
pneumonia, see if you don't"
"No," !" said be. Il won't get that either:
can't afford anything new New York Sun.
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He to Miss Breezy, Of Chicaso,-Ars you
fond Of opera, Miss Breezy
She-Oh, passionately!
He-Do you prefer the Italian schooli
She-I have never seen any but the Chi
cago school. That is just splendid New
York Sun
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The newly-discOvered gem. hiddenite.
from the CarOlinas. is said to be . failure
as jewelry stone. The color is good, but
1t cracks to pieces on the lapidary's wheel.
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0,..,. DAVID G. LOWE, ESQ., of st. A0dhe. Manitoba
4 IulIX Il Canada, About
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Il was troubled year with liver complaint. dyspepsia
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Mrs ELIZABETH J. BUsHwAw, Sidnsu, Ohio
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pOisons are, by its use, robbed Of
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letter, Eczema, Erysipelas. Bohs.
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or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
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fancy thn, essentially blood puriner i'm
old who had
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relative Of mine had been great salt-rhem
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the joints Obliged project
the places by adhesive
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Cafarrh and
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her but without obtaining relief She afterwards
rived benefit Finally. about
OF DR. Perces small
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FOR THE b. GOD IS THE LIFE"

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&C >>o>> would enjoy yOuf dinner
~ WV and arc prevented BY Dys-
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They arc . positive cure for Dyspopsia, To-
digestion. Fletulency and Constipation.
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Nine cables connect Europe and America.
Altogether there are now In use $4,000
nautical miles of cable.
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Skin Diaease.-The :. Democrat and NeWA''
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"COLUNBGs, OHIO. Aug. 18th, iss1.
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floor when she began TO take your Golden Med
Now she can walk quite little ways, and do some
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sBUCHU.PAIBA.n
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peared extended knee< covering tie
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o o
well Mrs. Poole thinks the
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Mrs. n. W. RICE. of Nerfane, Vermont.
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family, with good effect"
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thanks TO your piscoyer he Is able to be up all the
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