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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-10-20
GRATEFUL---CoMFoRTiNG.
EPPS' coco A.
BREAKFAST.


by thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of diges.
ton and nutrition, and by careful applica-
ton of the properties of wel-selected Cocoa.
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
with delicately favored beverage which
may save us many heavy doctors bills. 1t
is by the judicous use of snch articles of
diet that constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle
malades are floating around us ready to at.
tack wherever there is weak point. We
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
properly nourished frame.-CivH Service
Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or
milk, Sold only in tins, by Grocers, labeled
thus JAMES EPPS a. co, Home.
pathic Chemists, London, England.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
TOWN TOPICS.


p aayaar. eas-arnasd baxzaE sas
arfssisd iar sazrsleg Ysslsr.lsy.
Harrs trIccel = tes aesins ssFk SAL a.
Peaes a-4iq l..lftsEs ioF lEs asxtL~s ~seks.
Ehe lss saRiss ~ tie pam pi8< a0sss of
err aly @alss Eorks n4z sesl p4t - Is
Pl-es-
i-ales Asa0s "a arrested ysstsrazy ~
Le.saLfs lssf GA s1splci8l 8i esl1k orass
f--el
Billy Golden I'D GsoFgs ssddoas ziil
saaf - laisl lsxg tria4y sYsal1s a.
kll4t lsa4 .as aty.
ias iaasf4l 81 tae ATE Ms. Wn. bsFta
49, 4sl4 il fls -0lia DIVISION street Il i.
c44rel ges-sf'las .itsrnoon-
6s.rss SESSION.. a1eslitlis l0dgsr Al Police
n hs'sl. laElaTs sas laSsl sic4 lass saturday
Eikai AZ e4s removed ~ 81 Aafks
Hone.
HATTIE Wagner vas arrested asE niznt for
xssDi4s aouss of l4i-fams Ga south y aEsr-
i0o--i. fsank AaIphy. = ssest. SAs aiso
srssl-1
lls case against d.nry Starring 10 tie
& li-si -lslss Court lof violating fae aitsa
STATES rsgsaas avs. a ca cal for 20
a4orraS
A all alarm call ms department 70 The
a. lss "a Apple bes6man. 5zs Butter -ofLn-
aFs eaus@d ~ TIE burning our Or +. chin
ssy gssLss day afternoon 10 d4nl4ss
tuesday afternoon snd ~ ssins he lAdiss
81 fle ligsl8a street II - chafCh vii
bold sac ~ fa1lg articles a. tae church.
-4ppsr sill be served from ~ 10 .. n
The members of ~ Custer Guard are
working light and Ia 0n tneiT bazaar.
Among she .slsst agLeles secured f0r the
5aziar - Chinese idol oae thousand
years lId.
Saturday night Augustus Waters drOys
i1t0 a0ie 0u las Garner Of DltaNa And
Li.lss. IS. and vas quite badly injured
ABOUT the head. Ir. UFzv-s hIod him up.
80 hs returned o. as hO1e ia Lisbon.
Martin scales and q son Of P4IToimsn
rco0Y tell into a hole on inc corner Of
ront aoi tros5F--ts.. iast evening and he
safta casct IL 0u them O0t ne sOss we're
rescued before they we're seriously InJured-
Eff. Wiley. ~h0 resigned MS position
on the police force a .eN days sgO, vii
leaFs FOR bis future home ID Butte City.
No8tsns. scout tne Sd shefs he axes AZ
Important position wita MS brother. Mr..
Wiley h4s already packed bis household
goods AID Mrs.. Wiley j. visitins relatives
10 OtlsEa coaaty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

IAs asmass Agent sssms ts % rrsfs
Tso Fast

Too fast.
A iew days ago the Humane agent az
rested Ernest sharpe. a man employed IA
tos Cherry A. stables VI the Street Railway
Company Tor cruelty 10 snirnals- Sharpe
had A me looking a0rse hauling an en-
pty Il foot car from the repair shODs 70 the
sable. and ne alleged cruelty IS because
i1s horse had a swelling on one bind leg-
rkLEaEkN- HERALD reporter gas at the
barn yesterday and vas SHOWN the horse,
aud the i0rsman said. The horse was Ia
ilrsd q year sgO and has not been used eK-
csut ga third horse on the summer cars
"a going up ne hills. rns horse 3 a tine
animal and we have refused % let him X
because be nas done Us good work. and {
some one else hsd him they would make
him work every day and he would soon
80 alne. but ners ne - well taken care Oi
sud = not misnssJ. one day last week
wanted a car brought from the shops. and
a. The horse has to De taken out for exercise
/ told Mr. sharpe % take him and be nsd
list started whea NJ. Kennedy arrested
him
The a0rss Was taken out yesterday and
be walked 0f a. good ss any horse and aid
not sssD % mind the swelling.
There are III horses 10 this barn and
theT are gIvsn the best of care. - lt Is =
rule of tns company % keep good horses
sui thsn treat them we'll
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
FOUND DEAD

a nl.aehard Man Dies IN the Woods
Sear Hl- Home
BtkvcHNEn. Ach- Dec. Peter Chap
man. farmer. living four miles sast Of this
3. ace. went 70 ne woods Friday 10 get =
lcsd of wood. Not rsturning At evening. a
search VS. instituted. add be wss found
lsirg ln ths osc< u bis wagon. dead, BIS
body being guarded oy his dog
Mr Chapman ras Duc. respected citi-
rsn sgst 81 sni caves ridoT and FIVE
: s~r -sp rh dren
H1ptnred blood vessel - supposed TO
have 5e-u the cause Of bis death
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

<s.-as-sl. - aep . ss-lzs p~Ea1zs. Ozg2cls5 ~
-ll1l.g 1A1-sL. <s~ 1ork D. ths 5l1t1,k
re8-s - Pes H. - . SAL t.44D - sll.8
s.lser. iascr.-ec 49, a soksa oi rus1r1 lFo-
49, s1 4s tls 49, ~ tl1alfe - lie ae,asl-
. l.s1.sc 1ll,.-sE a-l 4laaa1-e llls-ress cf lezf
sol-1erD l-zr-zt--a- ~19Ss 4<r-s zrr srEi :, q ~
~ lie r..fllls -rll.--@r1ss 81 a-saoo4 rtssT
a. s-1se e4z 4A1 sclss caleela1 Ana
1s1z zs ias taSl.- sree4S 1sl1ees 4 Lsr~.ases
..-- N@l4---L4 ~-----sa4
AkSkH Clay LVzzzS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Sessions & Hanna are Just now making
mouth water with the exnibi-
tion OF luscious fruits and rare confections
which they are displaying IN the window oi
their store at 12O Monrbe-st. This firm
bave made wonderful reputation for the
nue. reliable quality of goods which they
oder for sale. Their cOniectionery consists
ol the very choicest imported crystalized
fruIty ana claces. of the best sssortmen
that can be found.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

szls.-s es--e4-~ e-ts--
SAzAsAe Dsc. s--As -9s teslcs-1s - =
+. Po~sr %. Ne aftsfnoo1 u fhs en-, A-ss
Kate Poser .as lsarr.s1 . ass ris-rr. %
Losell, sle1.. b. t1s hsF- ;. A > H9Eas1-
-E 2 Armslrens = zsa-n so-liei --'sy
foeaf ID "a als "a e1sr.srs. ffcal ~1-c8 -
- 1Fisea oat IL nEs-s GA tee hight VI tet.
IL - ers.-Ees - Il Davenport la4
sarcaased tae - & AftA1f rssi1saos. an
- h,feaftsf reside q scis Fllls<s ---- = fs.
Aaaa N.ls- 1As rsL1r1sd from 0rsnl h44-
-asrs sac Eas been ior -sfne 1l1 ailn tef
1auxhtsr. Mrs r A1aiss .---tIssrze b9onSf
ana aiis left ca T. a4Fso4y as for 1nsens-
kon 1tg s1szs -1ss ~l4 A4As t-elf
lgl4Fe L114e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

AZ - police patrol boxss srp locksd
vits sprinx locks vita = small catch on
th- aside. 81 tasf DO KEY is needed 20 M
'ecx ne door if one gets caught on the ia
SIDE A isw uishts $50. when ore Of The
recently appointed pstro' wsn wss o a ooK
ere vind c.ossi tae door and the brave
lit -er teiephonsd i0 headquarters for ne p
i1 z-f hia' cut The oricer In chsrge sr-
B net to hi m now On les himself onE
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

HOLIDAY GOODS Al TIBBs.
Colored Chsmois.
Sechet Powders al odOrsl
Nmss Cards st Ibis
f0i et Sets from 81 - 10 SIS.
Manicure Sets from 81 TO $40.
Cut and engraved Co ogns Bottles. filed
with Tibbs Bouquet Cologne
Roli-urs, Travelling Gases.
Cigar Gases. Shaving Sets.
Collar and Cuff Boxes and many novel
ties suitable for holiday presents.
T. e0J Bottles Of Perfume given away 70
patrons. AL are invited to cal.
IIHBs DKUs STORE
lbs koDroe-si., cor. SpTlDg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

e.srxymss. 4lter years 81 saasFing
from tA4k lcsthsouas alsezse tztsrfh 3aa
esi8ly tsying every kno~n rene5y a. a.
feand a recipe whiCn oolsplste4y ecrsa ana
sll saved Lim frou essl1 Any sufferer
seari1s SELF addressed stsl lE sss e. Fr.a -
ie Pref j Lawrence =. 4Fren az. Arw
lafk CITY. 49, rsceiSs ~ recipe Tree "
naFEe
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

F-srrv. Dec "a -Jsks Krrsia. ~ho i IN
tts c'if. having been shoEn joan l. sui
hfsos cha ienre 20 fghf fo- So oD0 = vie
o.. nrsSses ririsn 80 de xht-c st1 1uli-
vfH ssfos srd strs he ve4.d nCt hestste
1-fen- - t.rTpi p r. euf he u1st hesr
81 from, - IS FOX f's Becker to whom
hs ass 81 ---sptec lor advice "a 10 sub
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
Carroll,. side.

F.M. Carroll says that Alderman Hay
ward called IT his office Saturday afternoon
and wss apparently as good natured as ever,
and invited him out 10 get cigar, aud then
assaulted him OTTER getting him Oat on the
street Mr.. Carrsll says that no arrests will
ne made
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Fancy articles of every description may
be purchased At the annual sale which will
De held on Friday evening" December Il. a.
the residence o. Mrs. @. h Johnson, IS
Sheldon-St. Doors open st 100 An ad-
mission Of twenty-five cents. which includes
refreshments, will be charged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

TIE Oh sas ne house n pper ScTi5nsr-
81. sss damaged ~ ere s8n Forih vsster-
CAV c-sreor The building wss e-inr
Hert .1I.0r n1-p ssS. snd fns services
rst fssf rrrt1a 1asrret wen the stove nine
s.I aeVr setting fls hn ding 1u frs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
CONGRESS WILL INVESTIGATE.
he AIAsk. wrcsg< will bs Rixhted
and Taken Care OF.

wAsHfxarov. Dec s.-TEe House Com
nitfes oa ths Merchant Marine aud Fish
eriss has determined 10 take some action
Islstivs 70 ths alleged cutrsges upon fe-
malss and the restraint Of Ebsrtv said to
exist iu Alaska At the lRst session Of Con-
xrrss he COMMITTEES vas authorized to
make sr invssrxaficn into the fur sea fsh-
srIss 90 ASKS, and TO inquire whether the
contract allowing The Alsska com merclal
ccmpsnT he exc usive right 70 take fur
sssls bad oeen violated. Congress adjourned
before the investigation had been coz
c.ad-d. and the committee Vas then unable
% make ia report. Today the committee
determined is would call before it the per
sons making she sta scsnts cOncerning the
condition 0f affairs sal 20 exist ia Alaska
sad sxar1irs them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
M. S. SMITH & CO.,

- - 49, - - = - - >
JEWELLERS, are now receiv-
ing, and will continue TO open
until Christmas, the large in
voices of DIAMONDS and
other GEMS, FOREIGN ART
w AR Z b RIC-A-B r A c .
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
lected by their own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in all these articles, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARE.
WATCHES and ] JEWELLERY
is superior in all respects to
any collection ever shown IN
Detroit. Visitors are invited 70
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sent OF approval on
satisfsc ctory reference.
DETEoIT. Nov. !. 1885
ls3 Woodward Avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

In office furniture and bookcases the
stock displayed by the VIM. A. Berkey
Manufacturing Company is difficult 20 ex-
eel. 1t is to the interest OF spy anticipating
"a purchase of furniture of this description
10 examine the assortment exhibited.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
RrruBLrcAK zouAyEs. ATTENTION.

The Z0uaves will meet for drill al Co. KS
armory on Fiday. Dec. IA AZ o'clock. Bus
mess of importance will come before the
company, and q full atfendonce is desired.
GEO. w. BUNNELL, Captain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

New designs in Bronze. Carved Oaks and
Gold Moulcings for the holidays, Just re-
ceived ar Harvey q Heyste Ks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

We can save ysu money on hoiids4 tres
enIs NoI0I. hEEfoLsaEINEE co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Prof Welton's Business College is on a
boom. Nide-awake Young people should
attend it. Evening school a specially.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

It viii Fay yoa 10 lock osef tie dress
patterns. silks and Ve vets ugou tie baE-
s4in coantsf a. :. l.. aAkss c. AonF0e-s 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

large collection OF books of ths lates;
publication IN our Grand Bazaar. 81 ex-
remely low prices.
NoIGr. HEEFOLsHElNEK q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

IL will pay you TO look over the dress
patterns. silks ana velvets upon the bar
gain counter at J. l.. Wilkes 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Extrs super sad Cotton Casio lnersias.
very l9w. AoEsAN 4 AsKE2
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Embroidered Handkerchief. sIt Nafisrs.
FRESH goods. Lew styles. just feesised.
PAUL SEEK E1IE q coss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Upholstered goods IN setts and pieces at
The Wp. A. Berkey Manufacturing Co.
The latest and most desirable patterns are
10 hs found 10 this ass rimsnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Dagbestan Persian Row 81 Mecca. Turk
ish. Sn, rus, AO4uette Aux0Fa, Fur and
Animal Rugs. NoKe4 n & AYEkY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Moquette. Body and Tapestry Brussels
to meet competition.
AoEeA2 4 AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Fruit Pacdine. each l4c package con-
isins sufficient Tor dessert for ten persons
sold BY az grocsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Fruit Puddine delicious. convenient and
cheap. Sold Dy all grocers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

California Blankets. just the thing for
Christmas Presents. Come. look and you
VIII buy. PAUL STEKETEE * Sons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Plush boxes OF all descriptions in our
rand Bszaar.
NoIcT. HEHPoIsHElMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Lace and Heavy Curtains. Special S'le.
MORGAN & AVERY
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Holiday presents ia endless variety Ia
our Grand Bazaar.
NorsT. HEsFoIA HEAEK x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

California Blankets are the best. Buy
them of Paul Steketee & Sons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

fou vii ind fhe largest ar besi sssort-
q stock q Feb ard Game ~ FL kiuts n
sssson. Anchor brand Oysters snt Fsr
Haven Counts ~br sssie and refsil. lI7
ACnros-st J FTTEarFz
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Csliforuis Blankets can't be beat. and We
sell them cheap. Paul SrEKsrkK & SoNs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
BUSINESS BREvITIEs.

Chrisimss gifts vii b. found a. TIE Star
Furniture Co. ia9 south Divisi0n-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Smoking sets in our Grand Bazaar.
NoIGT, II HERPoLsHEINER " Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

ANNUAL SALE OF TIRE HELPING HAND So
CiETY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

reIt scent nesns - sf-s1t 10
- srs1s-s. sr Dr. Sails Ccush STrap.
a 1r -er n ~ ee1tS for = Iioiuent vhsn
fzl7sr e -ii f. srli a. = certs ssf.e7
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

We meet sll honorable competition.
MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

II will pay you TO look over the dress
patterns. silks and veve,s upen the bargain
counter 81 J. l.. wilkes, 30 Monros-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

so 10 the Star Fnrnlfurs company f0s
south Division a f0- bargains
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Large Dolls, Iltile Dolls All Dolls
cheap. PAUL sgEKEfEE & SoNs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Fl-u't1re a. rcck bottom n-inss a. thr
So Furniture Co. loe south I1visiou 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

if ven vsrt vood ~ re osriasa or o7-d
nng "a O. tas lentrs EcsI CO. Iesrfons
srs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

The well knOvp strenet he1ing properties
Of iron. combined with other t0nics and n
mos, perfect nervIne, are iOuad Ia Cater =
iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves aud
body snd improve the blood and complex
i0n.
To NEUTRAIIzE OFFE<srvEvFs-.
Impure breath. caused D. bad teeth. to-
nscco. spirits or catarrh is usurraiizej by
soz0d0ut 'Tis hsslthiui beautider and =
great luxury as dsntridcs- The reDulsiv-
breath - ~ its us- rendered "a fragrant ~
= rose and coidness hY friends or lovers
vii De no longer noticed.
There i no one article IN tie line Of med
.c,nes shat gives - isrge = return for the
money a. good porous strengthening
plaster. such a. Csrter's Smart Wsei anu
B-lsdonns Bscksche Plasters-
Those unhappy persons T1o suffer from
nervousDe.s snd dyspspsis should use Car
fer's Little Nerve Pills. rbich are made ex-
prsssly Tor s'esplsss. nervous. dyspeptic suf
fersrs. Price - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

To TIE worthy poor and a. others IN need
of Dental work Tsefn extracted fre~ oi
charge from 90 a. N. daily. We sisu
administer Nitrous Oxide Gas. Nitslizef
AR and Locai Anasthesis. for The palni iess
. extrscfi8n af teeth. All xI1ds Of frst-cisss
T.~ntistrv At low fsss sa3 al work va
r.nted DR ". Day e Co.
81 Na8 roe-st. and Fl DtlaSs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

N-s lrs.ow -,cfsfrg sTr~D shesfr s-E~
- -SFf ,r en- strsn - rIza u zorfres -
- soH s<<zle
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

We sfe~ 1nusna. osHsius n or curtain
q department. for shtrt7 AS
kuaer. d ssFc7sE Es1eEp e 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Our assortment Of Christmas presents
=~ruzss~s sne pr~~ious Tesr snt rrices
tower tbs0 svsr before
Vor1r Hrsrol sHr7VFe 4 Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Dolls Dolls Dolls
Pc srxssrvs 4 Saxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Chrstruss presents from 3 cents 1rwarss
Il cur a-snf Bs1sar
A0usr Hv7r1EsEsrerr 4 Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Fsct tests. P'srki-E Cases ror,- -n-sas
'nrsrv Stsrs Buffers Trays Invs ~ T-srs
RI Hsssocks and ottcuars
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

kAKIs NAETIN,
Editor Of La Cheyenne
COUNTESS BATOwsKA.
HosTESsE Wild,
NILE Dr. BRoES.
ISABELLE BLODGErT.
BERTHA FoRMsroCHER.
EUGENE POSTONIE-PIERRE,
NAEIA DERAIsNE,
AME DAVID.
NM. GRETss TRAUT.
NNE. FEREssE DERAIsNEs.
AME. MARCaAL-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08

bound hand and foot. lay the pale, still
form Of Jessie Winthrop and on the
door was . basin of blood.
Mabel chung to her sister. wildly inn
ploring her to speak to her. Recover
ing his presence of mind, the young
man hastily unbound the silken cords
from the delicate wrists and ankles and
bent over the white face. Eagerly he
noted . faint CULVER Of the eyelids.
when figure bounded from behind the
heavy portiere. which loosed from its
cords had fallen to the floor. and sprang
from the room. intervening Michael.
who was entering the room with par.
eel.
The man gave q yell Of terror and
instantly the house was in an uproar.
''See to her. Mabel.' shouted George.
a. he darted in frantic pursuit.
But the man had utterly disappeared
in the din. Katie. who had been nap
ping In the kitchen. now added her
screams to the uproar. and furious
ringing at the bell sounded long and
loud. The latter proceeded from .
party Of men who were in pursuit Of
man whose face had been seen at the
tower window at Crestdale. Whether
the escaped lunatic from the State
asylum, or the escaped murderer for
whom there was q large reward offered.
remained to be proved.
The search that was instituted soon
unearthed the victim, who dashed out
upon the roof. and rather than be
captured, threw himself from the tower.
His mangled remains were removed,
amid the horror and excitement Of the
assembled crowd below.
All night the anxious watchers hung
over the PROSTATE girl. gathering her
story. bit by bit. It was supposed that
the maniac had bound her for the final
and fatal operation he had gloried in,
when the sound Of their arrival fright
ened him away.
For days Jessie Winthrop was i'll
from the terrible shock. The wedding
was utterly quiet. but George refused
to have it deferred.
1t was months before the stricken
bride would consent to live at Crest
dale. and years must elapse before she
can refer with cOmp0sure to Katie's
murtherin' ghost.-C Chicago Ners.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08
THE HAUNTED TOWER.
0abeGs Adventure with an Els.
capped Maniac.

'He.c we are, safe and soundr'
cheerily said the driver OF huge black
ambulance rs he pulled up before the
front piazza of Crestdale-the beauti-
full villa whose tower had been tantaliz-
ing the travellers for two miles.
A party of five descended from the
wagon as the wide doors were flung
open by the housekeeper, and kindly
welcome greeted them, as well as COM
Portable fires.
my! how cold it is!' exclaimed a
fresh young voice, as the speaker hur-
ried close to the generous heater.
'.Be careful, dear. you may burn your
coat" warned an older lady. while =
salwart young fellow, the picture OF
rudy health, tenderly loosened the seal
wrap in question.
Placing the fair wcarer in . great
armchair he said:
There, Mademoiselle Jessie, be a
good girl-if you can. Now, sister
ours, what can l do for you?" turning
gallantly to the other lady.
Thanks, you foolish boy" was tho
pleasant rejoinder, ..look after those
parcels and those live commodities
shivering there"
1.-The live commodities were a NAL
tese cat, canary bird. and two rather
raw recruits from Erin, and the 'foolish
boy" at once set about assigning places
for things and people.
There's q kitchen somewhere back
here-come ahead, Michael. All right,
Katie, follow me, and fetch the menag-
erie along"
Properly installing them in their do
main. the young gentleman made his
way hack through the wide. chilly
rooms that interviewed, and joined the
ladies, who were fast making themselves
1t home.
"A triae bleak, this, isn't ite' he said,
rubbing his hands before the fire. But
just take note Of that fragrant beef
steak. Say, girls, don't see any table
Get anywhere" And he looked ruefully
around.
Give us time, young man." remon-
s4rated the elderly lady. Here is a
move in the right direction already"
she added. as the housekeeper appeared
with the tea-tray.
mabel, can't we have muffins?"
pleaded the younger voice.
:..Mufins! Not on such short notice,
Dear; but you may have toast and
eggs"
you'll disenchant me with your
enormous appetite" whispered the
young man, and he got q saucy slap
tor his pains.
s.Riding hours and hours on that hor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08

flour men played cricket-single
wicket One was named Rum. one
was Dunn. one WAS Wunn and one was
Num-. Rum went in first, got one
run, got run out and 80 was
none, then Mum got one and Dunn got
done; but Wunn got three and won.
II RUM had rum faster he would have
got two runs, and Dunn might have
got one. too. yet these two would then
have got rs many as Wunn. If Wunn
had not run. RUM might have won.
but when Num- had done, Dunn got
none and so Wunn won.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08

My son, don't jump at conclusions
when you see a man going to the bank
with his head in the air and the ends
Of two twenty dollar bills 0stentatiOus-
~ sticking out between the leaves Of
his handbook. He may not be going
to deposit five thousand dollars in
twenties. He may be going to take up
q ninety-day note that is so close to q
protest that the recording angel is lis
tening to hear the notary swear.-Bur-
drtfe
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08

no oyUlaoH MARKET. NEW Yoax CT1H,l
January u la0A
Ihave been using BRAxDRETn's Pills for
the hst ten years. They arc . wonderful
medicine. There 10 nothing equal 70 then
- Blood Purifiers and Liver Regulatora.
But wish 70 state how remaEks6ly thsV
cure rheumatism, and how easily; was
affected BY rheumatism Of the legs Ny
business Wholesale nsh dealer) naturally
leads mo to damp places. I was 20 bad !
could not walk, and at night I suffered fear.
fully; tried Balsams. Sarsaparillas and
I'll kinda Of tinctures, but they did mo NO
good and was afraid Of being . cripple. I
finally commenced using BRANDRsfH's
PILLA took two every night for tn
nights. then I began to improve ! con-
tinued taking them for forty days and Igot
entirely well. Now, whenever sick, take
BRAxDRRra's Plus. They never fail
J. n. Hanna
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08

No MANS life, whether - to happiness
or uscfulness, ever consisted In "the
abundance Of the things which he pos
sesseth" 30 Christ taught in the days OF
His flesh, and experience confirms the truth
Of the teaching To be 1t peace with God
and to do good in ones day and generation
b much better than merely to b RICH
n r. Imdeuendeml
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08

do you think" asked Mrs. Pep
per, ...that little temper is q bad thing
in y woman?' Certainly not, ma am.
replied . gallant philosopher. sit is q
good thing. and she ought never to Iosl
e ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-08
A Coed Impulso.

Don't balk your good impulses, particular
y that one which incites you 70 abandon
Guitless medication for dyspepsia, kidney
trouble, fever and ague and constipation,
and adopt instead HOotetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which supplements the important Gre
Dental Of long and successful career, with
tho commentator Of the medical profession.
dive IL Q systematic trial