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Mckenzie Post No III, St Croix, though small
in numbers takes lively interest in all that per-
tans TO the good Of the Order. Its officers are as
follows: Commander, Thomas Peck S. V. c.. j.
Il. Towers j. " C., E. II. Hoover; q. M j. b.
Churchill; o d., George Boothi o. c., II. Wade !;
Chap, John Turnbull.
Officers of NJ NJ Walker Post No 49, Manito-
voc: Commander +. s. Bedel; S V. c., Richard
Mcguire; J. v c. Charles r. Spindler; o. d. J.
s. Anderson; O. NJ II. T. Liebenow; Chap w
II. Noble; Adj't J. +. Reardon: o. G.. c. A. Schaef
fcr @. M S., II. c. Bushe; $. NJ Jere Cox
Officers of Lincoln Post. No. l3l, Merrill: Com
mander, ID. J.. Anderson; :. V. G., Il. Bishop; J.
V. O., a. w. Bonn; AdPt, J. e. Carson; @. NJ. c.
J. Brace; Chap Theo. Compton; o. D. N. L.
smith; o g., A. Hnrd; 5. NJ, L. Forsyth; Q. NJ
S., G. II. Wallace.
Officers of William 3. Cushing Post, No. 10, Wan
kesha: Commander, George II. Wheeler; S. " g.
Henry Snyder; J. V. c., Bert Sears; O. D., c. r.
Fentje; Adi't, w. $. Hills; q. NJ. w. Davis; Surg
f. Wardrobe; o. G., J. T. Mallory; Chap. George
pool; Alternates Fred Wardrobe II Snyder Our
Post has a membership of 40.
Officers of Fl. A. Tator Post, No IS, Reedsburg
Commander, A. T. Brooks; s. V. c.. J. Bedford
jr; j, V. c., Ed Davis; q. NJ l.. B. Hill Adjt,
III. L. Person; Chap, Charles Guiford o d.. j.
q. Fosnot o. G., d. Sparks; s. NJ, James
Holman; q. NJ. S, d. G. Spicer; Surg, George w.
Kelley.
Officers of l.. II. D. Crane, Post, No. 81. Beloit:
Commander, Samuel w. Barr; s. v c. A. b.
Vim; J. V. G., Russell Harris; Adit Selden
Pratt; q. NJ, W. l.. Austin Surg, ii. b. yJohnson
Chap, G. q. Turney; o. d., j. V. RchaiSIs; Q. c.
H. ID. Coffin. Delegates, Charles A. Rathbun w
III. Allen; Alternates, j. NJ. Resseguie, j. A. Perry
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MERPkGKA..

Officers Of Post No II, Aurora: Commander
n Thomas s V. c.. w. NJ Lasin; J. Y. C.. 5.
Gephart; o. D., J. n. Casell; Adj't, d. A Sew.
O. NJ, D. Bates Chap, i. d. Preston; Surg, c
Brigham; o. q, George Ansley.
Officers of Corinth Post No. 2l9 Stratton: CO
mander, B. +. Noll; 5. Y. C., A H. Townsend
Y. c., Peter Newcomb; Adj't, a. r. Williams ;
D., Conrad Shueler; @. NJ, Abram Beam; Su
VIM. Smith; q N. s, George Savage; o. c., .
McAlister; S. NJ, o. Lawyer.
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Officer 0fs A. Hurlburt Post, No 9. Elk Point.
Comtnauder. C. n Iincb. : Y al I a KFeii1--..
:. V G.. j. A. Fisher; AdJt, b F. Cruin: Chen
J.. johnson; Surg g. Comfy; o. D.. T. Taubert
q 9, y Becky; q n, NJ. Hoffman; q II. ;
:. Hoffman; :. n, C. Gorton.
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POTOMAC
RHODE ISLAND

General Orders, No. 10, issued at Providence JAN
u, by order Of Benz /. Hall, Department Com
mander-E. Henry jerks, A. A.-G.-contain the
following: Ia accordance with the action Of the
Council of Administration the Dist annual Encamp-
ment of this Department will occur at Socum Post
Hail, q Market Square, Providence, on Saturday
Feb A. 1888, at II o'clock "a, for the election of
Department officers and tie transaction of such
other business may properly come before IT,
The Council of Administration will meet at the
same place at 10 O'Clock a. IN. the day and
date The Commander of Slocum Post No 10, viii
detail an Officer of the Day, Officer of the Guard
and four sentinels for duty during tine Encamp-
ment. They will report to Asst Adjt-Gen. f.
Henry jerks at 10 O'Clock N. II is presumed
that Commander-in-Ch Chief John p. Rea will be
present and ii is hoped that full attendance of
members may be present.
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PARIS AND THE COMMUNE.
MODEL OF THE FALL DISPLAY AR
RIVED AND ON EXHIBITION.
The Order OF Sphinx Determined to
Make This Falls Attraction a Thing
of Beauty and q JOY Forever--The
Scenes Described.

The model Of the Fall OF Paris, or the
Reign Of the Commune a spectacular at
traction, has been received by Mr.. Lew
Leubrie, and is subject to inspection by
all citizens Interested in the great fall dis
play which viii be given during the
months Of September and October by the
Mystic Society OF the Sphinx. The model
slavery attractive affair Of itself, giving in
detail and In general graphic picture
and outline Of what the display will be.
1t will occupy space Of SOOx8) feet, and
many Of the buildings will be forty feet in
hight. The audience is supposed to be
seated on Mount Valericn and looking
down on panoramic view OF Paris. In
the foreground are the Arc de Triumph,
and Immediately beyond Is the Champ
Eysee. To the left there are soldiers
in camp and in action. and near
by is the famous Jardin Mobile where
ballet dancers are amusing the populace.
In the center are the place and Column
dc Concorde, gardens and palace, and near
by the Hotel do Vile, and in the distance
the famous Bastile. On the right is the
river Seine with its numerous bridges and
boats, and on the island are seen the
Palace OF Justice and Notre Dame. Far
beyond appears in view Hotel DIES Invalds.
legislatif hall, artesian well, st. Clotilde,
Institute OF France, the Pantheon and
Palace OF Luxembourg. To the left appears
the Madelaine, Grand opera house, Col
umn Vendome, Italian opera house.
Protestant church, Palais Royal the
Boursc, Imperial library, etc.
The burning by the communists will
also be displayed, which took place after
the departure of the German troops. The
buildings are placed in correct position,
and will be most interesting even to those
who have visited the gay French capital.
There will be real water used in the rivers
and fountains, and hundreds Of electric
lights. A great many living figures will
be used and our military companies will
be utilized, with their permission, as
French and German soldiers, in costumes,
etc.
Tho above named particular display can
not be exhibited in any building, il takes
up too much room, and will have to be
shown out OF doors in some park OF subur-
ban garden. II will take some too months
hard work TO complete the attraction and
make Il ready for visitors. 1t will make
most charming exhibition which will at
tract thousands OF visitors from distance
TO Memphis. The necessary amount OF
funds has not as yet been subscribed, but
that II win be done Immediately is FORE
gone conclusion. Mr. Leubrie invites the
attention OF all enterprising citizens TO the
model, which he will take pleasure liz ex-
hibiting TO all interested.
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At the corner stone laying Of the Mem.
phis Baptist Bible institute, corner Of
Frayser and Wellington streets, on Thurs
day;J Juno 2s, at 4 o'clock p. IN, the follow
ing program will be carried out:
Song-By the choir.
Pnyer--By president Of the board.
Song-Choir.
Deposits-City papers, coins, names Of
president OF Taxing District and Legisla-
tive Council, names OF president and
board OF trustees, names OF Baptist
churches contributing.
Song.
0ration-By the Hon. d. =. MADDEN.
Laying Of Corner stone-By the Iegisla.
Tive Council.
Dismission.
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Special Notice.

Tn ADDITION rorT1s BUSINESS ALREADY
set apart iQr todaI,J b0ari Of Equalization
n " SMITH, Assessor
mr. q. SWAN. ssn sseond 81, Memphis
j. am making sprrialt IN the treatment 81 tho
Discsscs 81 The iower Bowels aud Iectum--i5 spa,
fnte and distinct d~cssa Via illumination, Cnn.
ffipatlon plies Fl.lnrc. flsinlas PolypI Prolsp.o
iIoccdeutls tulrtufp, frltua or Itching. Cataffh,
liberation, Cancer, pockois and Papliiar, These
disease arr seldom tFrsid w the general pfnctl
oufhly undersiand eli re numerous diseases In.
oldent % The human sfsieia, ny treatment Il new.
practically Painless. sat and Certain WIN not IN.
treated and return 70 rouf homes the name day. I
Am also tf,stlnE pi-rsss 0f tho faf. Eose end
1hrost and chrossic niscascs Fcnerally. Consulta-
ton frcc Correspondence collected.
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HoSr testimonials are most reliable, and
II you will SCI d your name and address We
will send statements OF numbers Of the best
citizens of Nashville regarding the wonder.
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile oint-
ment II never fails. Fifty cents and 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. For sale BY
Holster, 2S3 Main street
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VHITE cLIFF MINERAL spRINos.

NIoSRoE COUNTY, TENN, oPENs jUSE D.
wi lhss. Situated on top Of the chllhowoo mount
ain, 200 feet above ga level Good water pure
Atmosphere, magnificent scenery and comfortable
accommodations sfako Nashville. Athens A
Tcico railroad, NJ Athcns, Tenn. 10 chesinoc ten
miles Daily line Of stages and malls from Cheatneo
over a good rad, fir miles, Telegraph onice In
hotel, CONNECTING with other lines Terms reason.
able. Special rntes for families For cln'nlan.
HiyinR analysis Of water, etc, address Proprietor
White Clin kpringA
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WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands u letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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In the report Of commencement exer.
cises the name OF Mr.. w. A. wheatlcy,
the donor Of the gold medal for penman.
ship, was accidentally omitted, and by
oversight the following students did not
receive honorable mention TO which they
were entitled: John Manigan and
George Heakes, for class record, and
Arthur Jones, Frank rnrnbull, V. Balling.
George schilly, Emile Strattman and
Gcogc schulzc, for application to music.
The certificates will be issued 10 them.
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CHANCERY SALE
- uF--
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6s11 R-Chanoory curt of shelby County,
John 7. Malone nuaTI q, W John ~ Hunter.
ny virtue ~ an lut1Ti 1iofy dcrfca fnf sole en-.
tcfud IN the nb1fo can on the lth day Of June
is,s. N. n O. Taro 81 will sill at public auc
uoufO the highest bid Z In ifUnt ~ the Clerk
and Masters once Coz house Of shelby county
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday. iytly ~, 1858.
within LEGAL hour, a. blowing described prop.
crty, situated In hanp 4 shelby county, Tenn
ioviti lot No. IN iais's subdivision. east u
Orleans street barlnniI Al n stake On the south
allo OF Tate street ifuf ms east with said slnct
si@ ieei % an alley,tb q south with aid alley
40 fcet " an aIicr thCncc wcsiwafd with
aid alloy 5ih fcst.. y ence 10 an alley north
80 foot 70 Tate >sscts o the boslnnlng being
aamc properly cOnvcrUl . Mis- Mamie Hunter ~
deed dated Aurna i III book NJ page rs negls
IT, isr,s onics shelly f2sp T,Ins q sale One
executing Interest bcsFi note With security, aud
lein scsained 70 tscn'ss. nent Redemption barred.
y n McITENRY, O. an
BY n bradley. u. I and ~
ft0rE
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Rare opportunIly Al MnIIord,a

WHoLEsALE grocers recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco Ms the leading and best vir.
gina tobacco made In the United States.
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RALEIGH SPRINGS.

MY HOTEL - now oPEs ron TIIE SUMNER
WI season, aud am prepared 10 entertain thoso
parties desiring 10 Wilt convenient resort with
hno medicinal waton aud good fare Al reasonable
cemetery, two miles and q half from Raleigh The
iaro by the l.. q n. railroad Il only ~ cents each
way, and my hack fee - ccnts ior pleasant drive
through picturesque county. Exounion parties
nan order meals by telephone. Weekly aud month
y board II reasonable faics
A. nIIM. HnI.irh. Tam
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MT NEBO SPRINGS.

T,fiis POPULAR REaORT IN THE CHiLHOwFT
Il mountains 4 noted on account Of H. magnin.
cent view mountain air. chaly bcate water and eH.
ccilcnt table. II Il reached Via harytillc Whero
hacks connect with trains Terms 800 pei week
OF SnOy per month. A. A. WILSON,
Ne Ncbo via Maryyille Tenn
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CO0PER'S WELL, MISS.

1'HF HOTEL At TIIIs FAnous HEALTH AND
u Pleasure ilosort-ihc water of which L oonsid.
end superior 10 any IN tho United Btaics-.s Opon
Mar 4 To November q.
IN connection with Coopcrs Well d a Sulphur
Well, with bath house whom hot aud cold Laths
can bc had. which aw highly recommended Tor
rheumatism and al skin Diseases Fof further
particulars aud circulars address
n q ", hPENGLER. Proprloiors
Raymond r. o., Hlnds county, Mis-
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Avail yourself now. at MuIiord,a.


Tonight at Jackson Mound park. rain or
fshine. Come and bring your friends.
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Knives, forks, etc, Muliord's.


Car load flne dray mules Please call
and see them ut II. D. Clarke's. Third and
Union.
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MEncuAxIs. SEQ adv. Of mslgnec's salc
OF stationery. etc, on page B.
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On. Enwp BAKEh Of Bait. prcscribcs Hol.
loways Vermifugc CONNECTIONS with perfect
Subtraction.
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SURF HOUSE.

OCEAN BFAclf. NJ. Open June rs Situated
directly on the beach for particnlau address
wM APPlE0ATE. Proprietor
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wedding presents low a. MuIIord'A
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MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County. Va.

rT'nis POPULAR RKsoRTwiiL Br orfI JUNE
i i'm narrow gaugc railroad ~, miles la
length, connects With the n. q W. H. t. at nlg
Tunnel station All trains are met
Inquire for crculaa and full particulars 81 Col
~ haussnfc general passenger aud ticket agent
N. &C Rh
a. W. FAGG & co. Proprietor
J. WATkINs LII. Manager, late Of - James Hotel
Jacksonville. Via.
J. 2. LoNGLEY, cashier, ialo Of 81 James Hotel.
New orleans la
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bargains at Muliori'r.

CIR up olubs for TnK wKEKLr ArrsAI
and secure one q The cab prizes. See lisi
Published.
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sunscnrnE for Tnk WEEKLY APPRAI, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
tribniion OF gifts December I.
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Watches cheap. MuIford's

sunscnmE for TnE WEEKLY APPEAi, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December I.
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A YOUNG GERMAN WANTS WORK IN DINING
"A, room or as second cook. References given.
Address NJ r. this office
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ANU ,EMENrs.

AMUsEMENrs.
GRAND GYMNAsTIC EXHIBITION
TADLEAUx vIvANTs
OF Pupils and Members Of the
GERMASIA TURN vERErN.
AT JACKSON MOUND PARK,
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 20. 1888. =
Admission % Cents : Children Free
RoGRAM-AFTERNooN.
Musical and Athletic Performances. commencing
NJ $50 O'Clock.
EvESING-coMMENcING AT O'CLOCK.
]. Overiure-Turner March. ....-Arnold's Orchestra
2 Irand Iablcau... Turn Veren
Long Stall Excrciscs ...... tirst Second and
Third Boys Glasses
4 Exercises on Parallel Members
s. Athletic Games. Boys OF First and SECOND Glasses
g Indian CUB swinging ..-....Boys OF Third Class
O. iorchi'sht lance ....hembcn
PART a.
!. Overture LIGHTER and Daner' .Arnoid'sor
2. Grand Tabloau Liberty aud the MUSES."
q Fencing Retgcn. concluding with a grand
contest between the following wcll-known
fenccrG WA RdpiT - Harry Drove aud
John Fisher, y. Bymes and q. H. Pian
Foa-0uStaye Kesscl. A, Hanson. n. vii.
cox and J. Wendell; Flank aud II. FmnxlolL
Of the Junior Fencing Class
Z. Ribbon Dance Girls OF fint aud Second Glasses
3. Nanltlng and Pyramids on Side iionc. 10. Members
9. Pyramids on Ladders AMI nar..-Boys Of the
Third Junior Class
hiAtnettes
& Marble statuaTy ...,..L The Duel. 2 l.aakoon.
4 Promcthcus
ns-can on all lines will run mi . O'Clock am.
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An we ask for Rising Sun baking pow.
der Is one trial.
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Examine prices at MulIord's.

Dandrun
- REMOVED ny THE usK or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burne,t's Flayoring extracts arc the
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GALVANIZED uoNwopEs.

GEo 2. RuIscH, IN. Tng TiS AND SHEET
~ Iron worker business aud residence tolls.
phone No. ~.
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r.sv.ss 81 the reuIsvsiis Military Academy
- siruction r~rufcs double prorrca IN 4 boys'
mind and character a Homo scheoi: limited in
sze aud nuInh<I tlt miles from city. Addfe<
COL. ALLEN, Principal. Louisville. Ky.
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Omar Bargains at MuIiord's.
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IA, W. DAVIS. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, RE-
IT spcctfnlly announces his candidacy foi Mag.
istratc, subject W the action OF The Democratic
Convention.
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Cnoss v,ab blue docs perfect work.
Give II TRIAL.
Malisrd's Tor siIssivars.
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A NY INFORMATION AS TO THE WHERE
~ abouts of VIII p. Parker will be thankfully
received at this Office. When last heard OF he was
with the switch crew on the L., N, O. & 4. X. r.
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TUE PARTY VINO TOOK THE SILK I'M.
u bella from front nom Of No ~ Short Third
street. Thursday night will uturn same II no
Their steps will bc taken.
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A GOOD, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN Is
IA and p years old TO act In the capacity OF col
lector Address q. & NJ this office
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
In a French Insane Asylum.

The expressions of insanity, however
varied their form, are not interesting TO
the specialist unless they give indications
Of a mood differing from those character
izing a mental state already classed.
sAAbertin. the would-be murderer Of NJ.
Jules Ferry, belongs TO the very common
class Of which the larger half of his
family of insane is composed-the gen.
eral paralytics. The symptoms are cas-
lily distinguished. Come and see for
yourself" said the professor, who had
spied four women under the guidance OF
a nurse passing before the window. We
met them as they entered the hall.
''Well, where are YOU going!' he asked
one Of them. ITO fetch the SOUP an
swered the woman addressed, with n
slight hesitation Of speech. Now
watch her walk" said the professor to
me as the little procession novel on. !
noticed the same incertitude of motion as
Of speech. These are the symptoms
whereby TO distinguish the general para
lytic, whether his illness manifcsts itself
under the form Of hypochondria, melan-
cholia. mania, monomania, furor, hallu-
cination, o soitening of the BRAIN
Paris Cor. New York Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
The Horse Cars of Russia.

At Moscow and ST. Petersburg the
street cars are similarly constructed TO
those in Paris. but are a little larger.
They are almost us long ms the passenger
coach on a steam road-have double
decks. or two stories, and accommodate
over sixty passengers without crOwding.
A stairway winds up ut the rear Of the
cars leading to the long seats above, owe
which is n wooden roof Or canopy. and
the passengers have the privilege Of a
seat in the breeze above or in the in
closure below, the latter being like the
interior Of American street cars. Eight
horses are used when there is snow ON
the ground, four Of them being hitched
abreast. In the summer four horses, two
abreast, do the pulling. Three men run
the cara conductor, a driver and n man
who rides the off horse hitched in the
rear. Tile driver rings "A bcll continu.
ously. aud when any m attempts "a
cross the track in Gloss proximity he
rings more vigorously and rails in several
languages. The fare is usually twenty
korecks, which is about ten cents. Tn,
rtreet cars in Russia are not old institu.
tions and are not very literally p~atronized.
80 Philadelphia Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
A nrnnkrn Man. nLrmnry.

I remember a Cambridge man who,
though not given 90 drinking, and nov
"a sober man among his sons. was more
than onc oyrrtaken hy liquor during the
time when hc had yet 90 learn his brains
exceptionally limited power Of resisting
the action Of intoxicants. This man
would not only br unable To recall what
had happened during the time when he
was intoxicated, hut n number Of pre-
ceding events which had taken place
while he was still perfectly sober. Ills
friends would tdl him Of things which
had happened n full hour before he was
''overtaken' las the quaint expression
has it,, which had altogether passed from
his remembrance. lie used TO say that
his recollection was clear up 90 a certain
point, beyond which everything seemed
.sveilcd. knowledge.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
PersIa's Domestic spy system.

J found that the easiest way To keep
Persian servants or employees IN order
was TO encourage the spy system and
listen 10 informcrs among them. As
they are quarrelsome and jealous, after
acting on this principle many Of my diff
culties were lessened. SO great is the
feeling which sometimes exists in a Per
sian menage among the servants, that |
have known Of n woman to place q dozen
leeches under her hair and then bring
complaint of having been struck on the
head and grievously hurt by a fellow
servant. The charge seemed about 10 be
substantiated and the alleged offender
punished. when the judge, ware Of thu
character Of the Persian domestic, ordered
an examination. II wa then discovered
that the blood streaming down the face
Of the moaning woman was caused by
lecches actually puncturing her temples
at that very time. The case was dis
missed.-S. g. w Benjamin's Letter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
Where Neatuess Pays Well.

"Untie that parcel and tie it up again
neatly"
The speaker was the proprietor of a
large dry goods store. He was address
ing one Of the clerks. 4.
Don't you ever send a parcel out OF
the store wrapped up carelessly, or you
will leave"
NEATLY wrapped up parcels are a great
advertisement 20 the house, resumed the
merchant. "A customer always likes 10
have her parcels put up in as small a
space as possible. II is very annoying
for merchant and customer il the bundle
looks ragged or becomes loosened and
exposes the contents. We make all our
clerks learn how to tie up a parcel before
they are allowed TO wait on customers.
They learn in what we call the entering
room"
docs it take long to learnt"
mo. A few hours experience and
one can wrap up a parcel quite expertly.
Ii simply requires a little care and order.
Druggists always take a little care 10 tie
up their parcels, and hence are proverbial
for their neatness in this particular. We
have Our parcels wrapped up neatly, and
on each parcel have the name of our
house stamped. The moment any ono
sees these packages they know where the
shoppers have made their purchases.
This affords a gosl deal Of advertising,
provided the packages are done up by
skilled hands. New York Mail and Ex-
prpSs