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Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

uonGpnelier. Yrefibenten bar ub,
naunt &obert galuert fra @isconiin til
"Surpepor" ueo 9olobooen | Ga grosie,
os Soruep 6. Sbielbs til "8eceirer" af
be Offentlise Yense | Seattle, @aibs
tnston territory.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Collaborating. On fanes aomite

Collaborating. On falIes Romite
ruppprterebe | Dnsbass ansaaenbe ct
5urSlas, Der bempubiser 8refioenten til
at faa iitano en- 8onferens me1em be
5oreneoe Stater % be ipoumerifunite
Republifer, Sapti, Gan Domingo os
8rafilien. 5orTaset bleu ueotaset.
Oct er | girfelisbeben bet famine ames
r%ifanIfe TOlbfOreninssforIlus, iOm bleu
fremiat for 4 Gar fiben al Repreientant
Ipiunsenb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn Yetition fra Safota. Sena.
tor Dluis fremlasbe / Senatet / Dnss
bags en- Betition fra Boarb Of &esents
for 9atOtas GserbrussFole / 8rootinss
ON at autpriiere nbuals af 10000
acres. iom Goneset ct berettiset til, iaa
inlrt DafOta blir optaset iom Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

CHentlise Spgninger. Senatet be
pilseoe forrise 9orsbus $4,000 for en-
pffeutlis Spsuins Stiuipater os s1OO,.
600 for en- offentlis Bpsnins / Burning
ton, Soma. ct 5orIlas ON Opfsrelie
al en- uifentlis 8psuins | &acine, isis.
er inbitilet til @eotaselie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Controller OF the Currency" bar
uonapnt U. g. 9ibbstts fra 2incoln.
9eb., tll Receiusr for State National
8anf | Omaha.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Sem forte aumb.,

"a Be 8 statsraaoer forf.b.r -
os torlOO bet sOerOrupfe miu;ssa u
i'ulSe be til0Osrsbls0ne itaa ~s,r ,,aa
for st0rtbinset % siDre aesni,sb s's
l0r DIT 0s Dat, naar spDrssmoor slo
benz fOrelast. BET bar s,Dr.s.' ''''|
mano aOnO'u, iOm iaaleoes If NJ.
net, Os, oa bet iaa bar lss bermss
efiensrepreientanten Gaabero iro "a sa7
sn lite ben, i0m iparte paa sroo ALL
Os alOris funbe faa tilraftet miuis.E
NOT. Nosle 9ase efter truf Sr H,a
berg iammen meo StatsrooS
soerOrup; be er samle genner. 90 s s.~
faler Tom be osiaa mart ino :.
"slaset" stOrtbinset, buOr ben
baooe fraaoiet / at Opresue ousr,.
mulise os umulise 9umbeoer, bsoo,as
al Winiiteriet Sperbrup.
"Su slemte 10 at nauue pur &C.,,
8umbeb", iasbe Safob suerbrup
"3pab funbe bel bet pere?" ior,,.
Gaitbers. iom ipntes, ban bapbe rns.
2pft ps 5aft.
$50, bet bar ct sisre Dig til soa
inipeftsr / 1ronbbiem", bar spurt
Oct iueo, boor bet traf, Itipm N
Gaitbers bar en- Rbinpcerus, Sub
&pinoernes @stelfabsalOer. sAI
nplis uofomne Seite al "9asup" ,rpr|
S~rofesior meo. Suenb &ibbino
8pinoens @stefabsaloer, at Be MIMI
rence SgstefabslOue, iom tiauber Ami
ben at inosaa SgsteIfab fra Oct ipnl
lobe Iar, biorsrer fra andre san
funos. SOrboloe END bore nuuareuos !
Glib, ba SusbOloninsen os gurns,pn
meret bar benoes 8irfiOmbeosielM
oa man beruoenfor life itilebe eoeutli,
5ororinser til benbe.
8ulturarbeibets 5remltriben, ssnI
ifabsemnernes Sammenbpsniua, 10
finfelie at ben lesemlise llopitiua
@rlno at Optoitrinssmuaoen uolss
mener Broi. &ibbins. at, ON SuinSJ
ret ital funne bore sgsteitabets ga
Der os Slister, bsr benoes lesemlised
aanoelise llooitlins babe raaet tiltt
Zig Mooenbeo, os bet fan / &eeelsn
tie fsr benimoo bet 21be 9epeaar, Of
flere @ar oerefter. San sni,er 81
%foranbrins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Gngelfe SportsmGno. On bstj

Gn9elife SportsmGnb. On bs.in
enselif 2ase, Der er en- flor Gen
&atte os morer Jig meb at airette bis
Spr til at lpbe os iprinse liseiom 6s1
piite nplis en- befienbt Spurtsmunb,
ielu er en- ubmarfet @pmnaititsr, en- 4
Sanfat os lob ben iprinse ousr
Sfranfe, iem bar balufemte Sob d
Sportsmanoen bleo bog life, lum asg
bapbe pentet, forbauiet berupsr, ID
iuarebe sanife rolis: "9et ta, iss 4
iaa sisre." San erflarebe oerpaa,
ban bible iprinse liseiom auttsn
ale fire meb Senberne forub, JpNtsd
basub os uben at bsrsre Stranten. 8
gen bOlot rs Yb. Sterl. paa, at sppri
manben lite funbe siDre bet, OS Sal
git IND paa 8ebbemaalet. Sun lad
fig paa ale fire, iprans os uSfsl
&unffptfet. Den fslsenbe @ord
mobtos ban fra 2asen to Yufisr,
boilfe ben enc inbebolbt be uunons
2itrl. os ben anben ben brebte aat,
bar blepen ubitoppet iom en- Seiersir
til 2sn for ben fore Selteoaao.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

uuentet. gn Qrbeiber bar lsls'|
at bjelpe til | Slaataanneu. SHs1
oeren sap bam Jrofoit, fsr ban lt|
saa paa Irbeioet, os ban ipllts Nl
lense os oel. Saa tenfte bun, Of
ltulbe ipare libt paa Maben for Ssl
at 9asen, os berfor ipurste bun y
ON bet life bar liseiaa sOot, Of
ipiite Mibbas meb bet famine =
funbe Der ipures Tib. 50 Sa, BET 81
ban life noset imob. Saa laSos
bpstis | fig isien; men oa ban bar
big, blep ban ipurst, ON ban tie y
piloe tase Gitensmaben mep BET laH'
Oct siorbe ban, os iaa iasoe gta'a
til BAN, at NIL baabebe bun, pan
arbeibe iom en- Seit belle 9nsen'
Nei = 3af lfal &c babe for ga
iasoe ban, men naar jes bar PIP
aftens, pleier ies at saa % laSSs
@oonat!
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Cifeeren (operbsrer as''4,
"Suorfor ital man bilie l'He :
orbneoe?" >.
&efruten: "5Or at Hippo ~
tomme | Nrreit.-
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Nogle unse 9errer bOlot gl'H
en- sOomObis, feb Wano oS las''
BAN:
"Suis aft 8isb bar 81, ''aa'''
oare ct belt SDles."
"Naa", iparebe ban, "jes I'aa a''
at ies er bet, iiben sglerne pO'U''
al at nappe / mig"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
TO BAN ks
ury in Regard to Deposits Of Lawful
Money
MAsiIiNGToN, y

NAsniNGToN, Nov. 10.
The Secretary of the Treasury issued a
circular this afternoon in regard to deposits
of lawful money to retire Circulation. In
order that national banks desiring to with
draw bonds on dep, SIT with the Treasurer to
secure crrcula ion, may be fully Informed OF
the course pursued, section ., act of July
l2,h. lss2 limits 20 $1,000 900 the amount
of Law full money to be received by the
Treasurer for that purpose in any one month
rhe limit for October and Move nber has
already been reached. The withdrawal of
bonds will he received at the office of the
Treasurer at Washington and no where else.
Tenders may be made December /
uJ To noon. If the amounts
exceeds the limit for that month. deposit
ors to be accepted will be determined by
the lot under the supervision of the commit
tee appointed for the purpose and the re-
mainder viii be entitled To priority after
Jan. |. 1859. in the ORDER assigned hem by
the committee. If the amounts rendered
should not exceed the limit all will be sc-
cepted and tenders subsequent, N ,de will
be accepted ia the or,ier of their receipt
Deposits rendered ia excess of the limit will
be returned to the banks but record will
be K, pt of the order in which the tenders
we're ma ie and the banks making the same
will be enttl, 20 priority after Jan /, lss9
in the same order. Banks giyi x notice
after Dec. l Of desire to deposit lawful
money will b, come thereby entitled 10 pri-
or,ty in the order OF receipt by the treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
LITERARY NOTICES.
Knowledge foI the Millions.

The fourth volume of Alien's Manifoll
Cyeiopedia contains I2. illustrations. and ex
tends from Baptism TO Bilberry-63- pages
large type, handsome cloth binding, for 81
cents, or in aest half morocco binding for
IS cents, Il not that Tuly bringing knowl-
edge sithiB reach of he millions.
The great merit Of the tyciopedis is its
adaptation TO practical use; giving under
each head the information most likely To be
needed. aad in concise, ssily available form.
Careful examination imprvsses one with lis
accuracy a. we'll as the remarkable fullness
Of its information For actual use il 2bun-
danty answers the needs of all save those
Shose pursuits require exhaustive study OF
certain subjects. The combination of Tn
abridged Dictionary and C.clopedia is " on
derfal convenience. Each volume, as it
comes TO the readers hands, renews the sur
prise felt that book well got up can b .
afforded for price 50 low. Whoever wants
Cyelopedia-and ~ho does nott-would do
well 10 order at least a specimen volume,
which may be returned If not wanted. Re
dueed prices art offered to early subscribers
for comple'e sets, which ART 10 consist of 80
or more volumes, the volumes being issued
at intervals of about month. The work Is
not SOLD either by agents or by booksellers,
but only By the publisher direct, which in
some measure accounts for-ihe wonderfully
low prices. John b. Alden, publisher, 80
Pearl St, New York, or 2ls Clark Street,
Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

A lank. limpy. raw boned countrymaA.
one Of those men who travel with an Oh
cloth gripsack, and who wear rakish linen
busters aud carpet slippers, leaned ovez
the desk Of an uptown hotel--at least. %
the story runs-and Informed the clerk
that he'd like "tew hev room for fsw
days" TIE clerk happened to BE- talking
horse Just then. and he paid about "A
much attention TO the countryman as
he would to tar baby After waiting
In open mouthcd silence for . while. the
stranger tapped the clerk on the arm TO
draw his attention lie got supercilious
nod for his pains, and the clerk continued
20 explain 10 his friends why he had put
his salary ON tho animal that didn't win.
Still, In silence and patience the poor
yokel rested against the desk, Finally
he blurted out q query as 20 whether or
not tho "heouse was goin' 10 put him
up Not the least notice from the
clerk. who was now explaining his
reason for playing q horse for place
when he ought to have bet on
him to win At last. seeing that the
countryman was completely squelchcd. he
jabbed the register In front Of him. fung
q pen at him In q way that spattered Ink
all over the dis,ingue's linen duster and
elarcd at the chopfallen visitor while he
scrawled his name on the register. do
you know" the yokei asked. when he had
finished, that you put me In mind Of q
Clsyr"
oh, you're very kind" the clerk ~
turned. gaciously. "of cource, you mean
tho great orator. Henry Henry Clays"
mo" came the drawing Response
mo, jest the common. ordinary clay-ths
kind they make siop jars ou, Of III take
my key. please. New York World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
HALLOw ELL.

Last Sunday noon the granite shaft belong
ing to the Wen worth monument, was start
ed for Chicago. Mr.. Joseph vsrney, con
nected with the Hallowell Granite WORKS,
will accompany it all the way. Messrs
Hunt and Getchell went as far as Gardiner
so as to judge somev hat of the way in which
th block of granite, fifty two feet in length
and sixty tons in weight, would ride. We
are told that this is the largest piece of gran.
lite ever sent by the HalIoveIl company.
Miss Nellie Heggerty, long time clerk in
the dry goods store of jas. II, Leigh & Co.
$ to open fsHcy goois store in tie store
just vacated by WIN. Vsrney. She is also
To engage IN millinery and dressmsking.
Masonic installation this evening. to which
all Mssous ard their ladies' are invited.
MIR. Cha-. Bailey, who for the past year
has carried on a laundry here in this city .ha,
moved to Lisbon Falls, where he ha. gone
into business. dealing in i've and ten c. nj
gools, as we'll as ~hat is usually kept in q
variety store.
Another supper at the Universslist yestry
this evening. followed by an entertainment
in Society Hail. one Of the attractions i.
to be the presentation of Mrs. Jariey's val
figures.
There are four vessel. loajing and unload
ing al our wharves. Ehieh gives gu te bu
sit ess-lIke look to the vicinity.
Rev. and Ms. Caleb Ealler of Auuus-a
speRt M0nday with friends in this city AT
t~o different times Rev. Ar. Fuller sas pa
tor of the NJ. E. church, sod eonseqaenIiy
has many firm iriends, not only in the Meth.
odist society, but among all denominations
TIE Band of Hope met Saturday Afternoon
and hal very interesting meeting. They
are TO Adj to their Band q new organization
| for older girls and boys, called the '-Loya
| Legion"
/ DR.. J. Q. A. Hares is spending fsz
weeks with his bruther, Ii. h. Ha~es
E.q, in Hvlgoke, Mass.
Rsv. ID w. Wsldron of Boston, made hi
sisser,-Mrs. Z. GSuld.-z short visit Ia,
week
/ Miss Gene Merry is writing at the Office o
DR.. A p. Wilder.
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SIMEONIS REPLY


NEW YORK, Nov 10.
The Catholic News publishes Cardinal
Simeonis reply to Cardinal Gibbons, in re-
regard to the Knights of Labor. 1t says:
a 80 far as at present II appears that the as
soeiation OF knights of Labor can tor the mo-
meHt be tolerated. A sacred congregation
mt rely requires that necessary modlhca-
tons be introduced in the rules of the -ocie-
" to make clear whatever might seem obscure
or might be interpreted in a bad sense
These notifications are required particular
" in passages of prefdc,s TO rules concern
ins local associations, and then words SAVIOR
,ue of socialism and communism mu be
connected IN such way that they shall only
affirm the right conferred by God on man of
acquiring properly and using legitimate
means ana respecting the propOruonste
rights of ali others.
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EersOnal.

Hon. 5. c. Hatch of Bangor, vas in the
city yesterday.
Hon. A. c. otis has returned from an e1-
tended tour through the Lake Superior re-
gion.
Mr.. +. B Mallett, Jr., OF Freeport has
given to the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary of
Psrtlanc, $3.50 as an annual donation for the
support of free bed.
MIR. d. VI. Stewart. agent of the Allen
line has arrived in Portland to look after the
business of the company euring the ensuiI g
winter steamship season. Capt. Barkley,
port captain of the Allan line. will arrive in
about ten days
Mr.. James Savage, railroad contractor, is
spending few days at his home in this city.
MIR. Henry A. Wing has resigned his posi-
ton as city editor of the Lewiston Gazette.
and Mr.. Pember, formerly of the Calai.
Times, and a son of Rev. T. Pember, ha,
been appointed TO the position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
Republican celebratiou in wiscassett.



WIsCAssET Nov 10.
The Republicans of Wi-eassett celebrated
IN grand style Saturday evening. A special
train was run from Bah also one from
Waldoboro, and a large crowd from Damar-
scotia helped in the denomination From
Bath four uniformed companies came with
drum corps, which added much to the sue
cess of the occasion. Ga the arrival of the
eastern and western trains q grand salnte
was hred, after hich the village was one
blaze Of hight The procession formed at
the Wi-cassett station as follows Wiscassett
Band. three large companies from Bath, ac-
sompanied by the juvenile bani uniformed
ard led by juvenile drum corps, followed
by u long line of citizens. The marshal of
the evening was Charles +. Eryine, with
Chss. L"uo1. Burt Sheldon, f. l. Segurs,
And Geo. Nutter as aides. A salute was
given as the procession begun its line of
march Az the same time bells were rung,
whistles were blown and guns were fired
be streets were densely packed with peo-
pie eager to witness the parade. The resi-
dencvs and places Of businesses u the Repub-
licans were beautifully Illuminated.
Every body seemed joyous ami good order
prevailed throughout the evening. After
he parade a collation. was given TO the visit
ing companies al Music llai. After lunch
rattling speeches we're male by Maror
Wakefield aud VIM T. Hogan Esq of
Bath. At the close three cheers were given
for Harrison, Morton and James q. Blaine.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Champion Of Liberal GoV-
ernment Ready for the
Emergency
GladStOne'S Amendment to the
AShbuTne Act.
He Would Empower Courts to Reduce on
Cancel Excessive Arrears.
He Ably Discusses the Question, Settle
ment OF Arrears VS.. the Land
Purchase Scheme.

LONDON, Nov. 10.
In Commons this evening Nader, Solici-
tor General for Ire Gland. in the absence of
alfour Chief Secretary for Ireland,
who is i'll, brought in u bull to further fseili
tate the purchase by tenauts of land in Ire
land by addin. Is. 600, 900 to the amoant sp-
pleahle under the Ashburne act.
Madden described the A hburne act as
a great success. The fact that the law had
been 4 cons sgicuous success justified the gov
erf meut in seeking TO enlarge its operations.
When Madden finished Gladstone arose
and was greeted with prolonged cheering
from the opposition. Gladstone moved the
following amendment TO the government pro-
po-sl That in lieu OF voting - 900 900
it is e1pedient in view OF the lsmentable suf-
ferings arising from recent evlctions in Ire
land to extend the land Law Of les1 so as to
empower courts to reduce or cancel arrears
of rent found TO be excessive" He com
planned that the government had broken its
pledge to the House after obtaining the
whole CONN ard of time at the disposal OF
tut mbers, under the engagement that nc
conIro versisl niea -ures should be introduced
Here was sili of the first importance, chal-
L. euyiny discussion.
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GARDINE Err.

Mr.. J.F. Braglon O. Pittston had severe
psralylic shock on Friday. He is now quite
comfortable and will probably recover in a
/ short time.
| The Star took but few passengers and a
small quantity of freight on her trip yester-
day. Inc rainy weather is having bad
effect upon the business of the company, and
! the steamer has not had her usual run of
fall travel.
/ Mr. Frederick Lane, the popular pianist of
our city is at present engaged in the prepar-
aratlon of little volume upon the vocal
method which he uses in his teaching. The
| book will contain some sixty pages, the trst
( part being explanatory of the method aud
the second part devoted 10 exercises. Mr.
Lane is a thurou gh master of the piano, hav-
/ ing taken lessons since he was seven years
! OF age and has been a teacher of his fayOrte
line of music in quite a number OF the large
! cities of the UBlted States. The volume
wilt be ready for the press in a few DAYS
and although confined To a compir atiyeiy
small field, will undoubtedly meet with
ready sale among the large number who are
using Mr.. Lanes method at the present
time.
The houses in Randolph which are being
rapidly nearing completion.
lne specimen OF 1t on lie attracting con
siderable attention at J. {. Morrisons store
1t was shot by one of our local sp)rtsmen.
narrow escape from what came near be.
ing serious accident occurred Yesterday
afternoon. As team containif x Mrs DIR.
Potter arrived opposite the Evans House o ie
OF the wheels on the II ont axle cane of.
When the wheel dropped the horse started
al a brisk rate tor the south end, but Mrs
Potter, with commendable pluck, succeeded
ln relbing the horse IN near DiiIs store
without any further damage being DOE.
The street happened to be very nearly de
serted at the time, or more serious results
might have happened.
Landlord Johnson and wife of the john
sou House peat sunday at their farm i'll
Lnchneid, returning " tsteruay morning. MI.
Johnson reports the roads as fairy good out
of town.
Mrs. Clarence jackson will give a rec. p
tion and musicale at her residence on Au-
tumn street next Friday eyenisg,
Z lite a lot of excitement was caused in
Randolph yesterday by an accideutto a horse
owned Dy ii man nauei WlilIams of that
town. 1he animal became thrown in sucn a
manner that he was unable 10 get up and 1t
took the united efforts OF tea able bodied
men 10 place the animal on has feet again.
1he question OF the establishment of all
electrc railway between this city and Au-
gusta is beng talked up. QIlte a number
OF our prominent business men are interested
Ip the matter.
A leak has been located in the water main
running on the bottom of the river some
where between this e.ty aud Randolph. Eli
forts to discover It's exact location have been
unavalling and the ices of diver will
be necessary. Inc leak must be quite large
as the volume of water IN the pipes at Ran
dulph has appreeiably diminished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
MAINE GOSSIP.

The trst meeting of the Franklin Literary
Club was held at Wswenock Hall, WiscAs-
set, on Monday evening and was nne sue.
cess. arguing well for the future meetings Of
the club the coming winter. The exercises
consisted of select and original rsadings,
with remarks by President Tucker, Score
taiy Hobson aud others; and the reading Of
well write. and most appropriate original
poem By Mr. Charley II. Dennison. We
are sorry We have not room for the repubii-
cation Of this poem, which. however. has al
ready appeared in the local paper in the VIII
lage,
We are in receipt of a communication
from correspondent a, Boothhay. in refer
ence To local matters now interesting the
people of that flourish ny town, but he neg
lects to sign his name to the article. II 10 Of
such nature that If published IL must be
over the lwriters signature. and he will
oslige US by communicating with this office.
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SOUTHERN QUESTION.
Presldsn.. Elect Harrison's Manly Letter
Regarding II.
A Desire te Promote the General Wei.
fars Regardless OF State Lines


AEsPHis, Tenn.. Nov 10
Col. J. W. Jefferson, prominent bu.i-
ne's man Of Memphis, recently wrote 10
Pressdent-eleet Harrison asking him To indi-
cate as far as he might properly do so, the
probable policy Of his administration toward,
the south. He has received the following
reply
My Dear sir--Your kind letter has been
received and am glad To know that the re-
suit OF the election brought satisfaction TO
an army eomrade in the South. | notice
~hat you say about tie situation there and
assure you that | appreciate il. gravity, and
have the most sincere desire to be we'll
Informed as TO men and affairs
IN the South. | do most sincerely desire to
promote the general good Of our whole peo
pie without reference to State lines, and |
shail be glad to have the friendly advice and
corporation of the law abiding and consery-
atve people 10 ali the States
(sigaed1 BbNJAMIs HAREIsos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

There are more way. than one o. gt4ng down hIll
Bssifs. roll x over prrcipioe fus1ing dfwn
obpgzNn ide aud thsr me tiiois, you NAV. II yuu
H.g,sct r-ciify attic digestion. diseIpiine
rebel lus liver. And restore reg liar habif Of ths
be Els. raj Idly descend incline waos. bottom ).
the y ave-. fsliu . i1 vigOr, impairment Of ape
lite ir ,ubled sleep. iJ.s of sh an . su a. en- *
-ihs-s s-s the iufsli5s iDiicAih,as that sho do
esy, AMI ought 20 ssEg@st rrpaif The -Besi. snre.
pi s-anie HesBs y! rspsifgBk ply Heal B~ryy I.
rfO-t+tre q stomach Bi isrs. vher. the hafnsfa
g-i+Ons AMI al app iikef- fail. this potent Dtan
" iaYtgyssnt saerse8.< whsthor fseDienes. IL he
at. Bdt tnt dissae, inh rent IN the consultation
the c1-up MIN o. cyav aiesescs. ,fies tery l.s
sftsf wasting aasaie. fbr bittsrs has ever proved
reliable meSR " rr,aedyisg 4 through IA. md
arit comp sinis, rheuuiatisn. eon,tipaiion and
kiJEsy tfVaDes.
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pcv,e. for Saving Explanations.

Louis Nigg 'scnt to an amateur base
bali game few days ago. Ihorp arose .
dispute between the side which he was
patronizing and the opposing nlno. Louis
went down aud tackled the umpire. lie
was discussing the question with that
omnipotcut individual when tho man 81
bat committed foul tip. Tho ball shot
almost with the celebrity Of cannon ball
and struck Louis square upon ono eye
For days nfterward dozens and dozens Of
people approached tho young man and
questioned him as to tho reason why his
cheek was 80 black. and why his eye had
assumed so much prominence Il was
rather wearying.
What's tho matter. Louicy'
"Who hit yon, Louf"
"Did you fallY'
"Wcrc you splitting kindlingf-
did you step on hoopf"
Going 10 get divorcei"
These and several scores Of like ques-
tions werc addressed to him. He an
swcred them good naturcdly at first.
Then n tired look overspread his features
and gradually his appearance indicated
great agony. When he seemed OH the
point of collapsing he rallied and asked
for paper and mueilagc.
Lator--Mr. Nigg appeared among his
friends with piece OF paper pasted over
tho injured eye. On tho paper wss writ
ten:
"a foul tip."-Detroit News.