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Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bal
HmoEs Railroad.

trains Vtu leave WilmtnKton - hoAloUt
PhnAdelphiA texpressl, 4 asa %, : %, Lss
8 10, 8 50, 0I0, 9f 1907, II 80 II 81 q. M, II dgi
i,9o. az, 52A. g 20 and oeP. M
e. go 81 7ts 10 % 10 SoR Va Va an an
9 q. IL s., ii ii =. NJ, u Do : a go, 7OS Ane
xccomno dsrion, s4S s5A z3s 'sla 1895,
New York, 200, 292 4s9 6s4 s. @, 10 @,
II 81 A. n, .l2.2& is, az, s2A 'sSs, 7oSs
For west Chester, via Lamokin, 20 and
10 q, M, 2. IS and 400p. N,
For Newark (CeRtreA and intermediate Sta
tons, a \. m, II 50 and III p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations 10 II 4
baltimore and hay Line, IS .. N.
Baltimore and Washington, "a 4ie, q
10 ~ and II 90 a. m.s IL Oss Il ", ~ u. u
Trains for BelaWare Division leave for:
New Castle, 8 90, s2A II 50 q. M, 2 %. . q
Georgetown and LeWes, s 20 a. n 80 90 p. n,
Rehoboth, 8 20 q. n.
BeafOrd (eKpressl, 80 p. N.
Harrington, DelEAr, and way stations, $50
= Express & p 'f for Harrington. 70 p. N. way
LII EHPtsss &! power. BiIo 6S, and Dsl'
Franklin City, ssoA.I strea
Express for Cape Charles, Oid Point Con,
fort, and Norfolk, II Of Night,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street., for WI.
nington (e1pressl, Il %, %, 2 - IN, . 10
10 20, II is, II IS .. M, o. sol, A02 10,
Iceornm 0fa ion, 9 25, 10 Is q. m, LIZ as
8 q, 4S7,G n 8 as 1908 10 20. and II n D, N.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

sxArrtJ. Tuesday. April A.
TIE steamer Mexico. among other things.
broass, up from California this tiip 10 boxes
Of neg posascss. i6e0 sachs Of -four, isS6 SOCK .
Of fees. 50 bcrss Of butter. and So packages
o. vxsstahles-
Potatoes ees,isa. 10 arrivs In issc qusn-
tire.
There WIRE received t,tay b. local dealer,
;hres earl ssas OF beef cattle.
Tsis sss ben IN unusually good eay fer
issisAt On the seattle. Lake seore EAsssfs
rsil~sy. Ths total freight ferzas sea wss lee
tans.
PRODUCE REoEirrs- pusins the r.ss -
Noars tas prc.iscs recets ~ In seattle IN ladsd
the fstiov4esi "a Packages easer. ~ ess~s
egg. 90 .ssh. ossS 1859 eeasals nour, is4s
cecp. setskrts. 81 csatle. cssses. Is kogs
aed 80 packages v,ssssAiss. Taerv were also
rscslvsa carloads OF genera Hefehaasstse
esrs the sswt eoand Sore rsiiresa, ~ tiers
soa California ey tn ssssuastip Mexsc0. ass
10 tee. " se s,saussip wiAanstls,
sHTfMkNrs--pursns snr pest "a hours sea.
-s.l Ir~SsAss were ssas tom erxnls ia
tas fei,s< "a q asastticsS car sRaiao soas
q 4 e IS seas. I. l. Ky lee tana
sssss1srt-5Serse .. STAR tona Aasests .
tsrs. 1ssas issss, success toe. kfxa An<ef.
soa y ssns ass v q Gaarcs seua
Asparagus AND gkEAN PEs>-IArys
qssGui-s N goa eeada on vtre r-oc.rs 81
;gUaa CzuiSraas ssssy Retailers esots sssA
o. 10 eats p<r yczsd
forsruEs-Ssv cas.rrriA potatoes retail
q . c-ats V<s aaaa. Ola SssA.ss sell AZ sif
pes tea, s~aissss ses 81 - psF est.
ta8s-k~osigts te4Ay ~ sssrs Greg ~
30, a. a. exnss per 4, ssn BY toe csss
hCfttk-ksSstss - tsaas a. pacSasvs. psin-
cipslit frcns Casfe~ nsz. Retail pcscss rsis O.
~ ssS 70 ecs per tee peSsd rsil.
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oissrrA ounroaArroxs.
rARAGaAras.

The president weighs 3s5 pounds.
The Kansas Grant Monutueps Associ
asinn has ttaso IN Its treasury.
There are 6o.ooo families in London
Twin. In cellars.
THIS eoun,ry has iass hsif the rail-
roads Of she world.
Henry George is said to be worth
$4,000.
The Prince Of Wales 10 a,vays accom-
psnied by tao detectives.
Chsns. The famous Chinese giant, has
sei ae In Shanghai ss tea broker.
Atnssesth Il: sp, Cord, tie librarian
OF congress. ~ sstd 10 csrry tie titles OF
so.Wo volames In his head.
A Nsw forx boy has tes erandrar-
enss living. t~o standssthess. txo srand
neth&rs. s~a great evau4nse:hSrs, and
four great gtsndmasners.
Mira. Cornelius vanaerbsit IL said 10
have pa,a $500 20 have Jesas aoffmann
plsy al = musicale Al her residences.
Mrs. 1saa Wansusksr. % rhiiatel-
phts, has eaiis a esii3FeE'. ward for the
Peers, lysais hosgi,al Of thai city. ., .
ecst OF fsa co.
n. Garnet SAYS shst arr Frerchmas
Who voais declare var against Germany
willie Aeigke ard Bismarck are slivr
cashs 10 BE- saat.
Rev. pr. Abiei Lsoeard, II ~. L,sus..
cosssctased bishes 81 Vsae set Nsvata.
vii. IN fee weeks, - 10 tive 81 Sal,
Lake Gly.
berry. The Easissh hAnsnsn. ha. ere.
ease3 us rersess up % ste present.
tune. sstseen - them having been IN
Ireland sat tvs in Seosisnd.
TIE ys~lsh rae. u.aae thssr entree IN
90 tas csars OF % snas fssy the fsra tlsse
on Jsaaars 90sh. In the vsrsaus Of TIE
nstea aai Bireness Rsseschila.
basaam aeaies a carssas story that he
kss made nts wiii. t<9asthsse ti0eS1
60 50 tssats-ssssn hetfs. lie SAYS thai
he has eniY ,ssee hesrs-
Fed NAV. the SsS lerk society rssn
vbs eot isto trceeie al Sswgoss tsss
sesscsSf hesease - tcck loo mach vtrs
has swern 81 trucking. nd ssys he vii
vote tee ffohsetttoa iickss a. shs nsxI
slsessea.
Probably the richest waran in Nee
kasisni Is Mrs Mililan Sssnza els, 81
frussjer -. ~hes- fafsaes - sssisaassSs
a. from tis eonooo - S2o0oo.
Dr.. Mary Walkers nee attire Eew
cee.ssss Of a lsi,le sss aus sSl' beaver
has. THEA bsne overrost, Cara sait
With . eessvsy eeas ana . ~slkiRz
STICK.
A h8die one hauirsd years ED hAs
he~a rre~rrise 90 6oveynes fsyief. Of
Tennessee. wao ea3iee hsaaxetf ratio %
Gee 10 eonsess WITH hts Rspnsitcan
hrcskrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

Mrs.. Els .beth Weaver Heudriok sou,
Of Dsoaotn. Illinois, elaine 20 be the
Oldest Asshodtss 10 America. She IL
l02 years old, and has always been q
Shouting Methodist"
Although Professor Richard A. Proc.
tor has written many articss on scien-
tho poker flying. he tod q Kansas
City reporter that he had never taken o
hand Ia game.
when General sickles visits the Ma
tional Aaseam at Washington DO can
nov have this satisfaction Of Rsxine
upon HE own thigh bone. xhich has re-
Gently been PLACID on exhibition there.
Pssssar's pian OF exterminatine rab
cholera, has been tried at Rssius with
success.
Henry Z. Abbey has bis life insured
for more money than any theatrical
man IN the world. His policies foot op
100000.
Mr.. Abel. proprietor of the Bslti-
more SEA-. IL worsb ZOO 600, and Is
said TO be the richest newspaper mau
in tue world.
at ft2,oo0.Oo. However much the Read
ing Coal count any has lost In tie last
twelve years. Its pTesiden. seems TO
prosper.
Calvin Faireank. tie Aooiiticnist
hero, Who received IS, $50 !sshes nj the
bards of csivalrous Southern jailers, 10
living in good health At Angelica, New
York.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25
TACOMA


raarsoa rxyxwe1. 10 N ccufLEYKp
MAXI WKpnxzDxY.
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80 R.Ssrr.d n nsrviv cv1s;sfei "a
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~.s-9 s-o 80 "a - sn4 49, - en-
ss~s-6 4. r~mu<~Se e 80 Ua9p n cit
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thssaxh frssss en- psss sAss1gh & shoss
tss - e ~ !n.s ~. - - ~.
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G.t,e. n ~ ktsd ead thss y wpsid
-+S~~ - No. snv v,elsorn 4 ~ IN NJ
1o~r : 60 cisfsd = Il fesds 20 ese11s BID
ffru6 wurkue ond tenueo tketr de1kfe ~
Wcrk-
o.~.~~~ -. p,xrru-Adespb Pnck,
49, 100 aled = emp alns u she
Stssrsg e.urt tnsougn his atfesssys.
49,. 49, = IN ~ m lac Plncun
49, s.d d~cisr. mid ard soad car-
80. siss~rx snd Srauduiens cunvey.nc Z
- frsm risfss.6 snd dsfendaas % Fran
= y. Howell. ssd 90 70 dfse6anL
4 seS.io~s q. Is s. SD - Ia sswnshIR u
4. rnnae ) east 7bs p1nknf19 faShes
80 IL c5urI % appsinf . Ssct1yef 70
foke ckaxxs and srii the proyosty - Sc
rount a. ths plaint1R aad defee1set -
norfses1hjp cwnsrs. and % ~ NJ the
monev fnxo cour. foe dnAk atDtf1buoSo-
Tar aofrrH PRAIRIE Coal ASxn. -
u..--t~s~cfsns IL n Horness. Of tho
Ss.ss,h pT.lrfe crsni mines has besn II tbs
sss~ -, : go lie a davs end Was onked
v.serdsy - "a the early p1ospDcss a -
sr.s... - fbe = inen. Mr. Barnett aA3d -
~ nx'f - liberty "a state fusg uhat va
sIoa1 hoveses. 10 that WORK wiz b begun
there eaain In . shorf tims.
rvxx y,xr.yrox. - Martins escape
~-s..s. "a h.xs hsan the al eho0e hing
s.,rs. - ocavryssfion for tbs Pat fsW
d.rs sra sIessi0n matters have bcen vsry
casss ira city election for mayor and
civ enc ais viii take place sexs Tuesday
80 -,ss tha Hnuu b.lcan sed Dem ocratic
1900 - ~. Aid there promises 70 b
1870 lively fsxhtinw In . good natafed
80 Hatfos hoIInr by the candidates on
6osh t,eEsfs has begun and u 10 ga u
iaurhsnls 10 soe soma of tae ponspoliti-
rtsns IN parsuif az yotee from frfends Of
sho ouuousfs party.
Axu~ a~uoor Yns rux Ixpr ASs-Yor
49, I'm. rs~s Nsior heIis, Of the
6...,,rs. inh,sn svsnry has neen trying
~ s.s.s..sta~,s he fndisa schools on the
sreI~res.h Ssh~haiis md Puya i,us reser-
.s,,,s. "a 30 rrsed The Dc. ersmsnt
~ s.,n.eos ~ snn-so-sste m n ey for
~. .oose,s,rs,on al 4 new sehooI building
- ss,s s-usslis,p rose alton. The com
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25
ADVICE To MOrmvRs

ADVICE To MOTH R8S
Ma Winslew's Soothing eyTup. fer chtlArea
essthina. b the psssorfptios a. 60 Of TIE be~t
female nurses md phynte1ans u The United
etstss. and has hssa sasd for fosty ysass With
esvee failing success b. millions Of moehets
fos theiv children. During the process a
teeshins tfs value 10 tncaieulahis. q relieves
TIE child from pain. euFea dyBontegy md diar.
rhDs. srfpina In ths bowels asA vind collie.
By giving heAltA 70 the child % pos1B ths
mother PriN Sc hcetlA ap1adUlY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

Connecting q Union Bay with steamers on
Lake Washington, and st Gilman with stages
for Falls CITY and enolualmie Hop Ranch.
". J. JENNINGS
0eAl. Fsf. and Pass. Agent.
n. L JONES, Train Mss,er.
apl4 ". B. THORNElL. Manager. iyl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

PusT fovsussp. AS<ii ak-Asrfssl-sAip
fspU.ljsss. hnsk skxisy.
fasoon1 Apsn As-1he sAip D.aAtDQ
wsys. hs<D 0slros, Yrasao End 0eDesAI
Dusi-r psss<d ID daxirx the sxn<snsea- 4 dig
v.s s0ved Gus ~ ~ ssS 1aeuma a p. -
Lkht rein. hsnh veDe Ulnd-
~ ynAgcxr1. April A-Auiys6-seoan0
Umn1si1s, vsrserfa-
esised-ekesmsr valla waila, osotfIe: barb.
enssne Ki;cktsat, pzees osaaA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

SECOND DAT % 1un MHsxue At sAn
uDA1COoo.
0As RnAuumuoA April A.-Ths esocud
day Of shs spsSae meeting Of the Pa
EIDE Ooase Bioo6- Hosss Assooiatton vas
vssdy. The TRACK Vss fast. The rsses
vUse - foiIo9a:
Ths hsss fAes foS passs Of e40o. run-
aiee mile heats, ben 100 n thres-0f1e
heat Dynamite Vsn; Hssmes se0ood,
Applsess third; time la; sseoad beat
Dynamite Don; Hernes secoad; Aasi-
lale's Lass third; time, l:l3H.
seven. eighths mile, esiituQ - Bss
Blsv Won; Avoadale second; Laura
0asdnss third; time $50.
vefnai stakes, for Toe year olds, ave-
si9hshs nile-Sousms Won; Shannon
R,ss second; Oassandss third; time
l49k.
fsoi6s Derby, for three year olds.
nile and half-easipam 200; Peal 80
odd; Canuy Scott third, ttms, 23s4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25
sEaTnE-wNlTcon ROUTE.
selTTle.sxaelT RIvER ROUTE.
Seattle, Lake Shore B Eastern
Railway Company.
Change Of Time.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL lsxr.
~ 1858, regular trains viii run - follow:
A-dAily. B-dAily except Sundays.
.assxxsn sorxn yrsxxAnn nnyfun
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

run GODS 0onufssioN-- APrornTnsH1s
M 1Hn aovEnNos -coRponArioNH.

IwU CODE Co4DIaStO1- ArFoAnA oo8s =
NJ 1Hn aovEnSos -coAronArioSs.
IRREGULAR CON. Posr fxTEILtoEScKR
The code commission met here this morn
lag. all being present except James Wick
srshsm. who 10 still 10 Washington City.
The session Vas devoted TO "a examination
OF the correspondence received by the beard
since their last adjournment. and general
examination Of the work 10 be done. Ow-
lag 20 the ANAL amount oft1e sppFopria-
tlon for this work the commission 10 rnde-
cided a. TO the sdvissbility Of appointing Q
clerk. and this question Is now occupying
much Of their attention. The present ses-
sioa will probably not last logger than three
OF four days
oovssNos's APPOINTMENTS.
Governor semple has sppoin,sd the fol-
lowing persons as notsries public; J. A.
Losgie. ui-alaay; w. ". Dearborn. Seattle;
John d. Cornett. North Yakima; Coke
Diving. Marion. and J. W. Romsine. Day
ton. He has also appointed Edward Nc.
TAsgsft. Of utsalady. ~ lumber inspector
for The dfst district, VIC Hon. N, J. McEi
roy. resigned. Mr.. MeTaggart IL the old
Inspector. having served fs sevea years
Previous 10 the appointment OF Mr.. McEl'
roy.
oiynrIA ocnroRATtoxs-
Articles of incorporation have been fled
with Secretary o~ings Of the Olympia Bot
Ting Works. The capital stock Is liked Al
e2h 0. and the trustees are Henry Haaen
and r. n. Phillips. lts objects are the
manufacture and bot,ling OF all kinds oi
carbunased or aon.intoxicatias beverages
and condiments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

Rsnuno. April A.-This afternoon .
farmer named Jesse Graham, Q resident
Of this ooonty fer sixteen yeass. gave
himself 40 to the sasstd % bearing
that . warrant had bsea issued for hie
arrest, from parties nov 10 Santa OFs8.
fos ths alleged kiln Of Dspnis Ben
meta, q rauchef ard miner near Santa
Cruz, thirty eight years ago. Graham
has accumulated considerable property,
and 10 noe upwards Of sixty yeas old.
He says be was tried for the crime at
that time and eqoisted. bat in order TO
vindicate himself before tho people
here, be 10 ready TO again answer any
warrant against hIu.
Another Tinbes sais Lest
SAH FaAxcssoo. April sA.-In the suit
Of the United states against J. w. Hum
phrsys and Moses Mock 20 recover
$4,000 a. the value Of land lumber
nsnufsosured from pine trees cot on
Rosessment land in Fresno county
twenty years AGO tie Jury returned Q
verdict In favor OF the defendants.
Csoisg weather.
sAN FsAxcIsco. April 2s.-Indicatioos
fos ~ hoafs commencing ~ q. 70. on
hRaA @<ss8 hOs VbtHbo nu4 w o1otoH9O0
Territory: 0ensrsily fair weather 10
southefn Oregon. light rains. followed
by fair weather elsewhere. Light TO
fresh westerly winds. Cooler.
Especially Maine.
fonT wooya, Texas. April A-Ths
Texas state Republican convention 10
elect delegates ~ large 10 tho Chicago
convention and nominate state ticket,
mes here to-day. The convention was
the largest and most representative
Republican body that ever assembled
IN Iexas. Faliy four hundred delegates
vsre present about EQUALLY divided as
TO color. When the names of niaine
aud Ssermsu we're mentioned vociser.
ous cheering and spplsuse folio ved, co
. scialiy 81 the. mention Of the name oil
Blaine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

CHEAPEST LOTS
01AExLn. |
ulltY { WRIeHI's ldditjeu.
How to BuyLots.|
g b Il different dealers,
Get Their quetaiiuns.
Then come to us,
Ard n ~ % - ~. yss
More Real Value
goa YoUR MONET.
Wewill give yOualOt|
The Fissst sslscssd essesriss
In the Great Northwest.
The Great KalIWays,s
Steam and Sail Vessels.
And Street Car Lines
MAKE THEIR TERMINUS At
GIG Front street,
sxxD FOR PRICE Iysr OF
Groceries. Provisions. Glass
and Garden Seeds.
felepAs.s -. Pc. Bsx 49,.
NOTlCE
REMOVAL.
We have this day moved
our business from our quar-
tiers on Commercial street
to more commodious prem
ises, situated at the foot Of
Columbia street, corner Of
RAILROAD AVENUE.
FISCHER { MACDONALD.
Seattle, March "a, 1888.
, 1888-12-13
LATEST IN HATS.
A few Suggestions as to Attractive Winter
w ROnnets.

A few susgsstions ss to Abrasive Winter
rff BOnnets.
In the domain of millinery the fancy
seems to be increasing for loose graceful
draperies, sometimes covering the crown
entirely.
One pretty bat illustrative OF this style
is of black plush, with crown OF drapery
of jetsed velvet. carried In folds from the
back toward the front, where Il stands
rather high. and is finished with tuft of
black feathers. The hat has broad rim
turned up at one side. and is JUST dashipg
enough to be particularly adaptable TO
young and handsome faces.
Az noted . few weeks ago. the coiffure
is worn much lower than heretofore. It
10 worn in u lsng, loose. wavy braid, as
opposite rs possible FROM the Psyche kuot.
which was 80 trying to all but the most
classic faces. and not particularly becom.
, 1888-12-13
HA! HA! HA!

A horse knows more than men, for it
knows when to say neigh. - Ionkers
Statesman.
Your laundress appears TO be very old"
"Yes; she belongs to the iron age. ."--Bos-
TOP Gazette.
They stand for Office in Eng land and run
for it in America. Characteristic, isn't
itP-Philadelphia Call.
The fellow that beats the weighing ma
chine is like the Arabs-he ''silently steals
weigh. boston Bulletin.
The counterfeiter never stands still in
his profession. He is always forging
ahead.-Yonkers Statesman.
Curiously enough, the big guns of the
human II ace are seldom in the condition to
be tired.-Burlington Free Press.
The revivalist says that men have no
faith. Wonder did he ever see man bite
into store pie.-Pniladelphia Call.
MANY girl thinks she shall Miss If she
ism t married, and many wife Mrs. it by
not being inRle.-Chicago Journal.
Without consulting the market reports.
one would naturally expect IRE fined" sugar
to be ''guiet and steady. "-PittsburK
Chronicle.
The farmers in Central New York are
credited with the formation of an apple
trust. We trust it Is sound at the CORE
Boston Post.
Why " III streetrar conductor stop a
man from smoking and the next moment
hello u woman to light?-ShOe and
Leather Reporter.
Farming is one of the best occupations
for young man. Even cabbage culture
wilt enable struggling youth to get
snead ALBANY Journal.
rNL,..t. .~ -, m :. .,a~u oo N thak haid- hoa ja1
men are never bashtul or over modest.
They are always very willing to come to
the front.-Rochester Post.
Patti goes to bed at $3.50 r. M. and rises
at 3 80 A. M. IL all opera singers would
do the same some of as would be saving
money .--BurlingtoD Free Press.
Emperor William 3 ears are giving him
trouble again. We mean his side ears.
He il likely to have trouble with has from
tiers. too.--P ittsburR Chronicle.
There would be no objection raised
against any absconding fnancier settlinH
country.-Birminghsm Republican.
Il was q pretty mean man, when asked
to umpire base ball game bstweeu two
colored Mines, Immediately called the game
on account Of darkness. Yale Recoru.
First Tramp say, have you taken
bath 2"
Second Tramp (anxiously t--''No Is
there one missing ?"-Hsrvard Lampoon.
'.Well, Uncle Cicero, what makes you
look 60 glum - ir
''Yes, ssh; TO tell you the trufe. my ole
woman has begun 10 make buckwheat
cakes upd she husn't got into tho swing Of
it yet, sab. New York World.
We love to venerate gray hairs,
And tsnderly we utter ..r,-
Our words of cheap rehpect--but not
When they are In the butter.
Miss Brooks. said he, you are fond.
of chestnurs7'
Yes shs answered.
And then he fell on his knees and told
her the .'oid, old story. ."--Ferre Haute Ex-
press.
, 1888-12-13

may be you don't know what "dear Au..
Rustus" would fancy in this line. Under
the circumstances then, hadn't you better
let dear Augustus" wrestle with the
problem himself, and content yourself
with novelties somewhat out Of the
wearing apparel line.
Noveltiesp Look ut all tho cse. Why,
here ia perfect museum. Here are gew--
Raws, ornaments and all sorts OF fashion
able 'fads" that you would no doubt like
to see. Well take II oil in then. Most
Of these articles, by the way, can be seen
in dozen stores.
Some very pretty jewel boxes Of Mexi-
can onyx and Rol1 are among the season g
novelties. Tbirty.fve dollars each, but
they are very beautiful ornaments.
Another elaborate ornament in gold and
Over the gate is tho word "Welcome."
Open the gate and there is a place for
photographs. Something like this can be
bought for &45.
Card receivers of frosted bronze are very
pretty. Here is one for S45--two large
leaves, on the stems of which perch pretty
little bronze birds, might be used as q
fruit dish, or for almost any purpose Of
the kind.
More novelties, ehp Table Rones; these
are far far prettier aud handler than the,
bells now used. A bronze disc, beautiful
ly engraved, suspended by u silken cord
to q bronze frame. The "knocker" is like
q drumstick, with chamois at the end.
They make q very clear, pleasing sound,
and are, besides, q pretty table ornament.
The price ranges from o TO $40.
IN THE TOY LINE.
Well, would you like TO look at some new
designs In jewelryP But, then, there is
always something new In jewery, and we
haven't considered the children. They
must come in somewhere you know, and
there's large toy store across the Way
suppose we 20 in there.
That would about suit Johnny to dot.
1t is long, green snake, and wriggles
over the floor as natural as life. What n
chance to get square With that cross aunt
OF his who told his mother that he carried
a bean shooter, and made bis mother take
1t away from him.
Johnny can be well suited. too, in all
sorts of horribly ugly creeping and crawl
ing things. He can get a whole assort-
ment OF snakes. lizards, aligators and the
like. take them all up in the eauret and
become the demon" of his own swamp.
He can have genuine suits of armor and
become tin soldier" he can run a me-
nagerie of his own,
The little girls. too, may have almost
any OF their numerous tastes provided for,
Dolls may be had that can do pretty m uch
everything but eat or play the piano. They
(the dolls) can walk, talk, hop,
skip and jump and cry. and they can have
u real piano. top. even il the dolls can't be
taught to play.
On the whole, then, this is great sea.
son for novelties" In every line, from in
1ant rattles to mems smoking jackets.
The 'holiday trade" will begin in rpal
earnest this week. so whoever
wants to see all these pretty things had
better see them now before the "holiday
rush" sets in and the more desirable arti.
cles are marked 'sold."
, 1888-12-13
WHAT KNOW ABOUT woME,
Ella Wheeler wilcox Writes Enthusiast
cally of Her Sex.

Ella wheeler wilcox Writes Enth"siash-
carly Oh her SEX
have ever been sincere admirer OF
womankind. ! have felt no sympathy or
patience with the women who forever de-
cry their own SEX. During the last six
weeks three young ladies' have said to me,
with an air which indicated that each
thought the remark entirely original: 81
cant endure women--they are SO narrow
and uninterest'ng-l ike men. These
young ladies' were fond OF making the re-
mark In the presence OF men; they had a
mistaken idea tnat men would admire
them for theis brightness in discovering
the dul'ness OF their own sex aud the con-
sequent superiority OF the masculine race.
IL Ia most earegious erro", however. A
man never admires or respects woman
tor riaicuiinR her sister women. he may
laugh at ner wittlcisms and feel certain
amount OF compulsory gaiiantry necessary
toward the woman WAC tells nim she hnds
ner on'y pleasore 10 tne society OF men,
yer IN MS neart ne neither admires nor
respects her.
AS rule, tne womea VINO are forever
complaining OF oaa treatment 1om Their