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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-01

back end) or page 49S, February .,
1886, and covers nine pages; il is
charged up at price in bond; April -,
1887, this was finally entered up 20
Hayselden's account in the ledger.
Following are the entries in the jour
nal;
Oct. q, 1886. Maclarlane X Co, Cash
To f. Ill. HaySelden,
His order ON Custom
House used by them in
payment for duties
Sl,500.
The second entry is:
G. ". Macfarlane Il Go,
Cash,
To +. Ii. Hayselden,
His order on CUSTOM
House used by them in
payment for duties
S1,5OO.
The third entry is:
Dee. II, 1856. Sundries to f. FL. Hay
seldom 81, 749 IS.
Mdse - Duty
on liquors. Isl 500 So
Empire House
duty 10 eases
brandy 500. 90 90
Macfarlane X
Co. 10 cases
Palm Tree
Gin $780,. $50 %
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Apples-Choice early, PER barrel. $50 e
s. Is mixed lots, 15c. 10 sl.2D.
Bacon-Nirginia hams. choice old lie pei
pound; new hams small, - to l5c new
hams large. 10 to l2c, sides, ii 10 ~
shoulders, 10 tot tic.
Beans -Choice Navy, g. .0oto s2.25.
Black Eye Peas-l.CJ TO tl.25.
Beeswax-lS to DC per pound.
Buckwheat-3l to ic
! BEtter-NiFeinia creamery, 20 g. G2c fam
lily packed Virginia. Is to spci choice yell
low store packed tVirginaj. rs 10 nc; store
packed. mixed color and sweet. IL 20 tic
store packed fair 70 good, 10 to re.
Eegs-ln crates tifesh), q 10 DC n boxes
and barrels, 20 20 Die.
Poultry Dresscd-Chickens 70 l0c per
pound; turkeys, II 10 he per pom 3
Ducks II TO BE per round Gecsc, T. DC
per pound; Turkeys Ike, 9tO cref pound.
Dried truit-Peaches peeled 20 &c; I'M
peeled halves TO BIC Apples sliced 70 &c.
quarters y TO 80 cleric, pitted IL 20 ~.
Biackberries 10 D.. Nh0rtleb,Iries u 20
7c'
Feathers-Prime 1--we goose e. 20 70 per
pound. mixed. y 70 zoe.
fiaxseed-Per bushel. $l.G0to 81 10.
fiides-Dry hints light weights, \ u Sc
per pound; heavy weights, &c PEI pound; dry
sailed, &c; green salted. &c, green. SC.
iogs-Dresscd. ~ 10 &C..
WOOl-Tubwashed - TO &c pel pound
unwashed. BE per pound.
Lard-Prme country. 2 to lec ucr round.
Oni0ns-in barrels. 81 70 10 g. 90.
Peanuts-fancy stock, per pound, 70
4ic; medium, q Sc.
PotatOes-Per bushel, 90 10 55c.
Roots-Ginseng, perpotnd, a. &c, Seneca |
per pound. % to 30c.
Partridges, 10 TO i3c pheasan,s |
~ 10 BIC; yenson. - to tie. whole deer, o, (
10 t.; rabbits, to to iic
Groceries. Etc.
Br00ms-Two strings, 81 90 10 a 25 three
strings $3.50 to SEQ, four strings, s. 10 20
800.
Baske,s-Willow, 81 rs to 81 80 per nest;
split, soto 75c per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, pounds, per dozen 100
10 IS.
Can Corn ? ponnds, per do II 20 o0j
Rice-Carvlina, q 70 &c; kaneOOn, 5ic.
Liverpool fro storegSf % ground
Nam from store, per SACK, sl.N 10 81. %.
Talluw-i!c.
Cheee-Rrime emitting. BE; Common, IOto
lie, English dairy, lac pineapple, &c.
Lard-pBre Ole, refined. Zoe.
Mdlasscs-tx:ra, hnG'hcad, i3 to i5c.
lercos, II o i5c; barrels IS 10 i6c. genuine
ol len syrup, per gallon, q 10 &c, New Or
cans, prime 20 choice. 80 20 Ole
SOap-COmmDn , TO &c: best washing, u {
D SC. toilet i5to 25c. I
sugaFs-Gsannlated, 7se A sugar, ;le; h I
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LEMON ELINIR.


DR.. II. Moneys Lemon Elexir Is pre-
pared from the fr sh Juice Of Lemons
combined with other vegetable liver ton
les, csthartics, aromatic stimnlants and
blood purifiers
so cents and 81 per bottle. Sold BY
druggist generally, and by all wholesale
druggists
Prepared only by H. Motley, NJ D.,
Atlanta, Ga
For Bllliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir
For Indigestion and foul stomach "a k
L,mOn Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache take
Lemon Elixir.
For palpatation Of the heart take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplsssness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss Of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir
For feyers, malaria and chiils, take
Lemon Elixir
Lemon Elexir viii not fail yor in any
of The above named diseases, all 0t which
arise from a torpid or diseased liver aud
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VARIOUS NOTES.

TIC Humber n companies on the road
about 400 That figure has not been OK
eeeded in the history of American amuse
ments.
Bonny Kato Castleton's new play. "A
FaPer D)h' tans out 10 be am Englisl
/ 9-year-cld, By Arthur Law # was orig
lnaily done in London as "CAirruper.
Fortunes"
Henry Irving IS said 10 be already max
ing preparations for another American
.onr during tho winter 0f 1890 when he
will present Macbeth, provided tho nro.
auction Of that tragedy at the Lyceum il
London proves successful
al iiayman has signed contract fol,
the opening Of The now California theatre
N San Francisco on May 10 next, with
Booth and Barrett as the attraction. Tn.
new theatre IS to cost about $500 OO4 an.
VIII be one Of the finest in the ~,
:-essins was 81 when ne wrote tue r1r-.
critique, The Laccooa, 43 when be wrote bis
tragedy, "Emclia Galot;i: iJ when ho gave
10 tho world his charming comedy, "Minns
Won Bernhem"
Dickens wro.e Boz Sketches At q: "Piek.
Vics,n -; "0hgcr Twist" aG; "Yichoias
Nicale5y,' -, ~Blnaby nulro.n "On
Curiosity Shop ",laster Humphreys
Cloct,'9). "Iar.m CAuzziewit, 80 -. Dom.
hey aad 5oa, 49,
Scott wrote "Leoaora' and ''W.ll Hunts.
uau, 20 -, lay Ut the Last Minstrel =.
Guy Aauaerinr," "RoJ Roy "lvanloe,"
Tho Hear, * Midlothian from lt045,
Iii y.ah,' Quentin Dgrward,7 "pe.
FeriI ci To- --ses. - 70 -
IT. Oliver Wendell Holmes once zaid !
"Xou may set It down as a truth which F,
admits Of few exceptions that those who I
ask your opinion really want your praise" !
Mr.. George Moore writes in The Uni /
ycrsal Review, protesting against the !
worship it is now popular to pay TO actors. /
The art Of the stage TO ranks low, and the I
Of the stage lower.
Mr.. Browning Is reported as fond of /
society, while Lord Tcnnyson is almost a
iccluse and seldom goes anywhere. Mr..
Browning son, Robert Barrett Browning.
iamiliarIy known as Penn" has just
purchased a palace in Italy, where he will
i've with his American wife, and where
lis father, who is devoted TO Italy, viii
spend part Of the time with hirn.
-uf-. 4farGes Deecner stowe has MADE tho
lost remarkable recovery her physicians
ave ever witnessed when she lett sag
Iarbor it was believed that she could not
ye to reach Hartford. Now, however, sho
better than Sue has been for some years,
nd & able 10 walk with The aid Of cane.
Amelie Riyes CHAMBERS latest sensation IS
,used by her toes instead Of her pen Sho
gently appeared az al afternoon tea wear
g beneath Ter short walking costume pair
id shoes made like = glove Zach sup
'sally dainty toe had lid pouch, close llt-
ng and separate, Ike the fnge7s OF d glove.
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DA>vtLLE TOBACCO FXrosirION.
Sales Day-1he Prices Received Inter
esting Tobacco Notes.

DA~yILLE, November 23-To- day wsi
sales day, which opened with a very
I large attendance Of buyers from nearly
every market in Virginia and North Car
DINA with many buyers from more dis.
tant points. Richmond was well repre-
scented and among those present on sales
we ro'c Messrs William ii. Jones and
l.. l.. siraus who proved good buyers OF
bfish' wrappers.
The commission men represented we're
Messrs. y. G.. Miller, : K Rose of r. c.
Morton & Co., A. r. Arlington Of Ar
rington & Scott, l.. NJ Griffin. l. X.
Jones. Major +. NJ. Boyken, L. NJ. Moore
and others.
Nj A. l.. Robinson Of the Spirit Cured
Tobacco Co. Of Louisville, also bought
wrappers freely.
As regards prices such were no! con-
sidered high either by those from other
markets or the DaHville Trade. 1t
would have served no good purpose to
bid up prices beyond real value II sam
pies, and the tendency was only To pay
true market prices and not deceptive or
fictitious ones. which is best for all class
es from the planter TO the manufacturer
The highest price for wrappers was 81 %
per hundred, and from that there was q
big gap in the downward score, back
through the sixties to ihs upper tweniies
'ut,ers were the best sold grades TO day,
rom lG 20 % cents. The line filler grades |
old fairly well, with ore fancy rice
$50 for a small lot
TnE BEST TO sE SOLD YET.
Tomorrow The sales will continue, |
ana he first premium bright wrapDeis /
|. ID cutters will be reported on.
OUTSIDE BvYERs.
There WAS some lively bidding re
~ smaller market buyers On speculation,
nd by manufacturers for use, while ASIA
RE the market, practically, was fairly
eprcsenled IN siles.
Now and then pile was AIKEN in st
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sugar &c c sugar. &c.
/ Teas black, - to SOC imperial, IS to Sc
! gilnDOwder ~ % Soc.
toiiee-Rio common. Is 10 Use; fair. isic
good 20 prime. II to Isle Laguayra, ist t,
l9c Java. - tO3yc.
Buckets-Painted, two hoops, 81 % thre,
hoops q 30.
FISH Herrings, " C., gross. s. % North
Tar Dina cut herring. Sj.T5: North Carolina
re. per half barrel 800 Eastern. gross.
$50, Nackerel, 80. ,, in barre :, Sl7.50
No. 3. new. si5.yt No. I. IN kits, so. 30
2in kit. 81 .2j. No. 3. G0c.
candles -Adamantine, per pound, Zoe, per
SCI, Sc haif-boxes Sc.
Meat. Flour aud Meal.
kmeats-- Sides DC. oulders stc.
BscoE-Nestern shoulders itc. dear ib
,.ies iic. breasts l?lc, hams l4lc.
Flour kichm nd patent roller family
$50 to 1913, fancy family. 500 20 So %
family 500 b 1913. cty extra. 81 50 10
Si.l5 clty suportne. 81 10 - S4.25, city
fine 1915 To 800
Meal-cly per bu'hel zoe couStFy 50 to
&c.
NiH Feed.
Shp'-utt per ton SO
RrnTns'uri lertOn $500
Bran per ton. $500
Iron, steel Nails. Etc.
Ir0n-AmenCaR refined, Old Dominion
bar per poun for standard sizes. i-f0t
English and American sheet, 81 10 SIC Swe-
N hammered. 4 % sc. hoop fto SIC.
NaiiS-0id Dominion, standard -ize, g.. 10
steel g. ~
Walker horse-shoes 81 mules IS.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Etc.
Cement Union. per barrel, 81 81; R0sen-
dale, 30 JAmes River, .35.
Lime-Rockland. per barrel, 81 10 tosl' IS
anchor Il 05 Riyerton 81 %.
Plaster-Lump. -; grodnd, $50; ealcinad
plaster, l.65 20 LIS
Hay. Oats add straw.
Hay-No Timothy, per ton, sis. 90 to
100 No. 2, 1890 to 1870; mixed t2.50 70
Is So
Eled Osts-sll 90 70 300.
>huck--i'aied. IS 10 soc
Sraw-Compresscd, loo pounds, iOto so.
10 So, pressed large bales, - % 50c
Lumber, Slaves, Itc.
Lumber-White oak. per !, 800 81 IN 20
: 0o Wet Virginia poplar, per 1900. 800
20 2U.OQ
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low price. Often piles were so mixed
that half dozen valuations by difsren,
parties would not Approximate the p ices
paid We tested dozen buyer of
different markets on such lot, and the
/ figures given we're 70, IL, 10, 49,. -. -,
O. snd 30 cents, while the exact sale made
was u cents, though somebody got a
bargain at that figure. This bat Has
lrates how deceptive tobacco buying l.,
and how judgments vary at the same
time A lot OF iine wrappers for which
sos was refused at the Richmond f spo-
sition, was taken in at s47 here, but vii.
bring more money.
LADIES'.
nj, is queer to see ladies' at the auction
sales ali day long handling and so deep
ly interested in tobacco sales, while It Is
true that much OF their happiness de-
ponds upon the big price obtained
Some OF the order buyers are holding of
for the big regular Offering Of next
week, the weather, However, is harsh and
it is freezing cold, and tobacco is at best
but roughly handled sucn weather
We have heard many opinions OF the
comparative proportion Of such bri sh's
as are seen here in this crop, aud scarcely
any ore put their figure over per cent.
OF the crop, many lower
The warehouses here carry considera-
Die loose stock 10 piles or hogsheads in
their cellars and await favorable sales
day for such Ii is estimated tina, OF
filters, smokers and cutters there are per (
hsps 5000 packages held here in old stock T.
for sales, bat above medium wrappers /
there is thought to be very little held
We are indebted to the editors of the I
Danyile Register, Messrs. r. t. Freem IN !
and W :. Copeland, for fayOrs, and to (
the Danville Trade for many cOurte 'es (
shown us. 1t will not be long before the /
TINES will be a faVori,e re- .
Among prominent buyers from other
markets we further note Messrs Reed &
Nagee Of Raleigh, y. G, who say thai
heir Raleigh receipts Of brigtts are Of
good quality and quite large II c. /
Cooper of Liberty. Va; n K 30 WIN an
Jynchburg, Va; L. \ Bell, LOUSY lle;
" ~ Williamson, and b. J Sheph ,rd
R O. Hsskin, GAINESVILLE. Va; II. r.
Sl0blier South Boston, Va. y. Il. l.
.ael, Durham. n C., Mostly H. Payne,
.ynchburg, Va. X L. Dewey st. Al
vans. W. and others whose names es
ape ns W. +. u.
TO DAYS SALES.
Special TO the Times.
DANyILLE, VA, November "a -Fir,t
premium wrappers sold today at
iis0 to T. A. Bell, Louisville; second
iemium. St5, to T. ". Terrell, Dan
illC; third premium. s9j. o, c. Duli.
)anville. First premium bright mah0g
ny TO :. W. Lewis Milton, at sl2j sec !
nd premium, Lyon & Wilson, DAnyile, ,
1 500. Cutter sales averaged high with
ouy-lhree cents highest price for cut
srs General assortment premium ri
200, won by T. l.. Shields OF Ptsyi-
ania county, exhibited by Lees ware
ousc, contained sixty-four parcels Of
ne tobacco, parcels weighing from fifty
, 800 pounds; total weight, 1884
ounds; sold for s2,95l 30
WILLIAM l. DrBRELL.
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Mother. VIII FIND

that DR. Dayids Cough Syrup will cure
their little ones Of coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, etc. etc. and no careful
housewife will be without a bottle Of Ibis
Gld-fashion remedy.
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Lemon Hot DION,

Cure all Coughs, Colds, iGoarseness, Sore
Throit, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all
Throat and Lung diseases Price %
cents. Soli by druggists Prepared
only by DR. II Motley. Atlinis,Ga.
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Little Grocery Around the Corner"
A, W Jones, No South First street
keeps tie meats and vegetables, fish ana
game always in prime condition Also
fresh butter and eggs
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DR. Dayids Cough Syrup is he best
selling article known because It Is SO well
known As the unexceiled cure for coughs
colds, Group, bronchitis and consump
ton
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ion houses report sales Of fine wrappers.

Crenshaw's Planters Warehouse re
ports as follows
Sales loose tobacco for week ending
November 2Nb, 81 ,?70 pounds
Shockce Warch) use reports as fol
lows.
Sales loose tobacco for week ending
Move mber oath, IL, 99j pounds.
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lOur rero,, Of " slerday is Tcpublished
ihls mnrbi3g iOrihe ben,it OF me special
subscribers to the Monday edition Of
he TINES
T0BAcC0 KxCHANGE,
RIcnMoSD, Nov q, 1888. No sales a,
sncu,n 10 day, but there Was some priv
ais trading, aua two tobacco commits
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.


Better for coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc,
han Dr. David's Cough Syrup, we have
never heard OF q Il cures and leaves no
bad after effects.
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FOR Kent.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sArE

E0R SALE. ONE DETACHED 81
a NEW FRAME BUILDING contain A1
ing seven room, on Br5,.d street between
Thfsy sixth tBi Thirty seventh strects. in
the ncighbOrhOOl OF ChimnCralJ Park VIII
he Sold uneasy terms % -uit purchaser. Az
ply "a GhY HGE O.. tApLhYgi South Firs,
street between ID "a ard Gary. sBo s.ttf
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Wholesale PRICEs CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & Houston, COmmis-
cion Merchants, 1906 { AIRY Street.
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For "A Free Trade

Subscribe for tie WEEKLY TINES
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We made mistake I'm the prices o
loose tobacco sold at Cren shaw's Planter
Yesterday, the lowest price being twenty
FIVE cents and the highest was 81 -
Total sales ytster lay at Crenshaw Plant
ers was "a coo pounds, which was proba
bly, as large as The combined loose to
bicco sales up TO that time The CON.
I petition was much more active, there
were more buyers present than at any
| loose sale of this season, and a higher
average was attained in face of the fact
that two of our principal buyers were
absent. The average price at CronshaH 5
Planters is little over s. 80.
Mr.. L. B. Vaughan lof Vaughan &
Sarysy), says There has been NOR en-
quify for datk tobacc0s aud dark scrap
this week than We have had for some
time past, and the outlook seems 10 me
more encouraging for this class Of to-
bacco.
M L. NJ Griffin Of L. NJ. Griffin &
large-in fact, larger than expected to
see them. The color was equally as good
as ! anticipated from reports, and the
character Of the tobacco was good, but
the size was very deficient, and very
small percentage of navy wrappers. A
warehOGseman told me that they had
spent big money, aud another warehouse
man said he had expended 500 il. adj
verlisiBg that sale, and | believe that this
is a fair proportion Of what the others
spent in The same direction. talked
with many planters while in Danyille,
aud they said they had stripped Two or
three houses to get the tobacco they had
there, and If that was the case the per
centsge Of bright must b. very small in
tie rev crop. They all agreed that the
: ,baCco exhibited there was the best to-
biccO, aud the best Of all they had.
There we've more Tiles but fewer pounds
than / expected to see.
NJ. William Miller returned from Dan.
vile this morning, aud reports that there
IVES a better display than he expected 70 /
SCI, hut the Exposition had been adyer- !
lis ID 20 much aud So long that the whole I
Of the bright section had ben secuted /.
from one end Of it to the oihtr in order (
10 get the finest Of the Bright lobaccos I
for exhibit at Danyille Last years sales +
there were only one tenth of the number .
Of piles Of tobacco exhibited, all Of |
which brought very high prices, aud no
doubt The country people sen. in the best
tobacco this year with the same expecta.
lion, which would account for the dis
play exceeding reasonable expectations
The show at Danyiile outside Of the
tobacco display was very creditable.
Mr Joseph l. Seay, prominent farmer
II Powhalan county, and who is also In
ernai Revenue Gauger for the Second
district, says from what he has seen in ,
lis travels over twenty five counties,
le thinks ii is a small crop-much smaller
han is generally supposed-and the
ualiiy is very poor there being very lit
!e good tobacco in The country.
Mr. B. II. Cozart of oxford, n C., was s
d the city to-day. &. Mel.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
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Mr.. L. B. Vaughan lof Vaughan &
Sarysy), says There has been NOR en-
quiry for datk tobacc0s aud dark scrap
this week than We have had for some
time past, and the outlook seems 10 me
more encouraging for this class Of to-
bacco
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Tic Humber n companies on the road /,
about 400 Ihat figure has not been OK
eeeded in the history of American amuse
yaeufs
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Apples-Choce early, per barrel $50 70
s. Is mixed lots 15c. 10 sl.2).
B4con-Virginia hams. choice old lie per
pound new hams small, - to l5c new
hams large, 10 TO l2c; sides, ii 10 ~
10 10 lie.
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THE TOBACCO TRADE.

shc Cause Of lis DullncsS, ana NJ 'n' WIS
TO which 1T is Heir Attributed 10 over
production
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

There was big ball at the British le-
CATION last night. and the thousand win
Cows Of the great palace giittered and
glowed. The picture Of Victoria, at the
head Of the landing, looked down on the
thronC, and looked like old Mother Eng
land proRounciaS a benediction on her
American children. Sir Lionel Sackvxle
West, the British minister. is one Of the
most popular IN Washington. He i. fond
of society, and ente-tains great deal.
Tonight there is 10 De cabinet dinner
sc the White House, and the president
and Mrs. Cleveland will wine and dine
the various ministers. AS ! write TIL.
the White House gardeners are taking
the plants from the conservatories and
putting them in the various corridors
and more than $1,000 worth Of flowers
have been used in decoration. l wish /
could describe 70 you some of the dishes
which viii appear on that White House
table. The terrapin stew would make
your mouth water, and you would feel
like the boy with his nose against the
glass Of the candy window, ga you read of
the pate de fol gras and other French
dishes. You VIII not, however, have the
headaches OF tomorrow, and, as n rule,
the man who makes the most out of big
dinner is he who declines the invitation.-
Carpenters Letter.
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Economy on the Continent.

The common people Of Hamburg rarely ca.
meat. 1t is SO dear. Soups are made in great
variety, including one from beer. The
poorer kinds OF FISH only are cheap Economy
is not continct TO the poorer people. Servant
girls are generally allowed for the week
their loaf Of bread and quarter or half pound
Of butter or lard, and are only permitted to
Use Z certain qU-rity AZ each meal. the rest
being locked up with the family provisions
til the next uleaL-Good Housekeeping.
Quill toothp:cks came from France
T largest factory in the world is near
Paris. where there IS an annual prOiuc;
OF 10000, 900 quilts. The factory was
started to make quill pens. but when
these went ont OF use it was turned into :
tocthpick lnill.-Chic2So Herald.
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The Brotherhood of Man.

The educated man or woman Of the
CENTER class, however kindly disposed. toe
often speaks 10 servants, TO the poor, CT
the criminal, as from higher plane than
they occupy, with an a,sble patronage
which the nearer resents. He never for
gets that the rich and poor are OF one
blood, or doubt that circumstances have
made all the difference between them.
mat mysterious race, the Romany. have
certain signs and words by which they
recognize each other in every nation or
condition Of life. From one of their own
blood only viii they accept support or
alliance. There is something Of the Gitana
in all human beings. Only the man who
owns himself to be our brother can ALWAYS
help Us or lift uS.-Ioutb's COMPANION.
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Read, and Order What You Should Have, to
Comply with the Law.


Each township trustee should have q
trustees record, road record poor record
and full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least S. Also some sta
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have a
treasurer's record.
Each township clerk should have clerk :.
record and warrant book.
Each justice of the peace should have a
civil docket, criminal docket. stray record
transcripts, compiled laws OF 1885, and a
full assortment of blanks.
Each constable should have an assert
ment of blanks
Each road over.eer should have a road
overseers account book, receipt book for
labor, receipt book for extra work and a
receipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished to the
officers of each well regulated township at
the expense Of the township.
For sale At the EAGLE office. Orders
promptly filled by mail or express prepaid
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THE CHILD MUSICIAN.

he had played for his lordship's levee,
he had played for her ladyship's whim,
TIL the poor little head was weary,
And the poor little brain would swim.
And the face grew peaked and eerie,
AND the large eyes strange and bright,
And they said-too Iate-"Fe is wearyl
he shall rest for at least to-night!''
But at dawn, when the birds were waking,
As they watched in the silent room,
With the sound OF q strained cord breaking,
something snapped in the gloom.
Twas the string Of his violoncello,
And they heard him stir in his bed:
make room for . tired little fellow,
Kind God" was the last that he said.
Austin Dobson.