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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14


A Haiee fre N the fNs,uii's Haas isa
NJ. A. = uawksa nsar sir, The
IL uftaenpie glass Vam furnished ulss some
imes siuce. give exes l.snt satlstastion .
1 haxv tested them b. su-r al must -ay
fheY are uneqaais { be- ciearne.s An !
hFiillansF ~ amg III have ever warus
Res pevtifullts alltN D. GuUtsuS,
Guyrruur a state q t.euF gia
Al eve. alted aud Nc guaranteed by
q o. Ming
Go 20 white drug store Tor lamps
anierns and al Kind. u gla.s ware
Go o. " bite drug store for sew
ing narhine needles and sewing ma.
chine attachments ~ al kinds.
go 90 Whites drug store Tot cloeks.
lle bought tbcm exceedingly low aud
can give you extra bargains.
o. orirr b. CLOSE uut my stock before
tls arrival q ms fan stack offer my
,ytre Iifg q Jew lry ~ actual cust NoW
Is your time BET Hrr the t-sprt uarut j.
broken. 4. u. MING.
Gao o. white. drug store for must
al INSTRUMENTS, such -. jews harps
lrrurh harps. musig boxes accorleons
N."llns guitar. banIue., auto harps i,
'i"lius bowes, uolins STRING, guitar
.irinRs, banjo siring. auto-harp
'irings. violine aprons, Pcps, bridges
rasin, &r.
The Rev tseo. n Thayer. a Rour-
bon, lad.. says Both ms elf and wife
owe cur lives % Shiluh Consumption
re-"
Shiiab' 2. cough aud Consumption cure
ls sold by ~ on guarantee. u cure
tunsumpti. sold AZ penn's drug
ore.
New remedies az king's Drug - ore
McGill's Orange Blossom.
PuFgatiye Pee.
Iureka Oll.
sagic Liquid.
Blnsous Pills.
Chesiers EnEiish pills.
Tasiless Chill Tontr.
lee aud bee cold driHks al kir Is
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

simon j. not 10 he ontlone on the
sloe question. Since BIZ big al app
psared in last issue ~ Sigrai. the
rush 90 biz store has been Immense
Customers dad thai he does exactly
what be- sald be would do In "ad =
Cal on him for your shoes, before he
withdraws his gland offer. aud YOU
Wili H. fully convin, a u the truth u
bis statement.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Cents and ladies Md gloves the best
20 b. had n the cash hargaia house u
A. simon.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

sIt,i
siOt
DAILY Teu Dollar,

4 spe.ia drive in Wrn'. SUITS
have about 80 suit. ~ hirh arr worth
irum sl2 20 -l6 aud they must 90, At
only tea dollars, den miss thi- great
sais alway- keep full assortment
~ men :, youths aud boys clolhing
~ prices lower than the very lowest
an Invitation j. KINDLY extended e. al
to cptne aud examine nav fine stock
The Cash Bargain House.
b.. SIMON.
Remember, ouF frirnd ! & White
Viii have in ronnertion with bis nam
moth lot u IsWelry large aud ele-
gaht .eleriion ~ silver plated ware Ia
due time for the HOLIDAYS.
sleeping night. made miserable bv
thsi terrible cough, Shiloh's cure i
The Remedy for you, Sold at renns
drug store.
We are showing some new designs
In dress good. Howell Bros.
just received full llne u mems. a.
dies and chlldren shoss At the Red
Front
Co. 20 Howell Bros AMI get one %
the bpc shirt., best shirt la the world
for the money
Six handkerrhiets, and muiilers in
endless varieties At Howell Brus.
Choce new huur al W 4. Ware.
Zoe : 81 per barrel
"a. H.. . -. A.. ..r...... l. ,....,,- 80.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Go 10 simon's for girls, Misses and
ladies' wraps, biz variety.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

\ NJ. bump Ca't and harnes.. a.
good a. ueN f"f So or viii rArhanRp
f"r ruin or Jingle wagon. Appl, ~ ~.
ufiA'r .s.t4au
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

GO 10 the cash bargnia house ~ v.
simons for boys and girls school shoe
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
WAN 60.

A position as tearher. bv Young
man II ability aud experience. Hest
~ recommendation. furnished. Ap.
ply az SiasAI ohire.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Children aud ladies ribbed vests At
Ilewell Bros.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

have for sale registered Holstein
Hal sired By impnrted Askma. dane
imported Dunk. eighteen months Ola
nos ready 10 serve COWS, also ten beau
tiiul graded bull calves, aud would srll
twenty beautiful hsifers now With call
by Askma. \ rare ehanry tnr stock
faisers. Prizes low A. am OVERTURNED.
Cd. Y. NELSON, Holly Grove.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Oar line - under wear l. now com
81 tie, come aud see them. How 81
Braa.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Dried appl,s. ritiej rterris. and
al Aiud- ~ dried md canned goods
fur sale at " 4. Marr'., cheap.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

store Furniture, .uch A. show eases.
tpuntcr. ~ca Be-, Ou e Dvsks, stool :
a.. fpr al" a \. J tuyin gtun.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

I hai car l"ad - boat. ard shoes
that W T. Ware r.crised lat week
hsad- ans thing that ever came 60 this
country, tor quality, qusntity aud
price
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Choice new huur al ". 4. Wares
ior o. 81 per barrel
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

The Rev tseo, ~ ThaYer. "a Bour-
bon, lad.. says Both ca, elf and wife
owe cur lives % shiloh Consumption
g.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
N oneY to Loan.

la large oF sHall suns, un long
time, 10 br serurvd D, di-l mortgage
on improved farm land Apply to
RAMSAY A WrILINg, Ait'ys.
liazlChurst. Miss.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Truck FARMERS Take Notice.


Truck Farmers Take Notice.
The fruit aud Vegetable 1aower's
Association 3. rallrd 60 meet a the
Court House in ilagiehurst on the
80 >aiur,is, 10 Nv. atll o'cIuck :
m Aiir-,se. viii hr Delivered 81
invited speakers. arrangement. will
be made Tor ssndin- aftsf seed. and
plan. will D. devised Tor Z parking
.hrl AZ he cumptss-, 81 el-ew b,rr lee
own 4 full mrttiug ~ the A.suCi
atlgn 3. earnestly dr.irrI.
" tuNWtu, Pte.
IoIp IuEp. Zee.
Tie staunrh and r.hal.ls house 81
tla- ilIfri have aa adj ia thi.
issue that y ~ especial Interest O. the
Laalc, n RIh pay fIm T. ssr
him Cfll
Aworl o. our customers. Til. 8.
The season - the year ~ need our
money " p kirdt "a those v ha ave
an account S itb e.. past dup, o. please
come fJwari snd settle.
". : How AED 4 Go.
Doa'tf.ll 70 read Howell. ucw al
u this week
d. Penn Is fuil, prepared 10 wish
any portion - the .oubr, fartiss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

CO. 20 Howell Bros AMI get one 81
fnr the money
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

d.. Penn Is fuil, prepared 10 wish
any portion ~ the .oubr, Fariiss
addressing bins professionally will
please state nature ~ work
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

six handkerrhiets and muflers Ia
endless yarirtie. At Howell Brus.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Sleeping nights. made miserable by
thst terrible cough, Shilnh's cure !.
The Remedy for YOU. sold al Penn
drug store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

We are showing some new designs
In dress good. Howell Bros.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Just received full llne - mems. Ia
dles and chlldren shoe. At the Red
Front
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

go Co Whit, drug store Tot rloeks
lie bought tbcm exceedingly low, aRt
can give YOU extra bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

the short address OF Tho president. It is
not easy now 20 find any who wit
messed them. The streets contiguous 10
the place would hold, perhaps. one in
fifty Of the sightsecrs then III the city,
and the people preferred % take their
chance OF seeing the great procession
anyhow It's route was up Broadway 10
Waverley place. through Naverley place
10 Fifth avenue, and up that t. Fifty
seventh street, the grand reviewing
stand bcinE on the east side OF Fifth
avenue. on Madison square.
Equally interesting TO al the people
and far moro 50 10 the student of history,
was the great industrial and civic parade
ca wednesday under command Of MAJ.
Gen. Daniel Buttcriieid. This moved
down Broadway from Filty-seventh
street. 1t were vain ID attempt to give
even the slightest outi"eof the many dc
scripJive and historical Iloats and barges,
tAc groups representing tnc arrival OF the
Dutch early IL the Seventeenth century.
tho abOrigincs Of New York, the early
pioneer days. the scenes and heroes of
the revolution and al the dramatic feat
urcs Of prOgrcss from the day when Man
haitian Island was the hunting ground Of
Tamancnda's Indians 20 this age of steel
and steam and continent girdling lines Of
wigc ard rail.
The rest Of the nation was equally
well represented. and be ide5 the indices
Of national progress. the corn, the coal,
the iron and tho native precious ores,
there were fitting emblom5 OF the na-
tion's higher glory: Statues and living
fguresro presenting Liberty, Justice and
Fraternity Columbia. Victory, Education,
Religion and III tho virtues that make a
nation truly great. in the line Of purely
emblematic or Inytholosic display, how
ever. tho Germans seemed % take tho
lead: their representations Of Germany s
contribution 10 the intellectual wealth of
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05


tho world wero simply marvellous. The
Arion (musicsD clab also presented .
lovely float rcp.ceat.ng tic genius Of
Music. and others followed presenting
Art. Culture and Elucation in score Of
pleasing d iirea:iors.
The purely omh.ematic representa-
tioa-. however. were but "a small part of
the general affair, for the people had an
opportunity % see much Of tie reality
az Americas history tic veteran gen
ERALS - the late war and the relics ~
former wars. Among many objects 81
interesting historic association. I.ot the
Last interesting was the OH ~kutaw
Aar.~ carried III the military Pa'aie bT
ihe Washington light infantry of
Charleston. s. g. This IS tse famous
fix 20 Cob William Na-ungto rcci-
mont # cavalry. which. Ia the tro1bious
times 70 fhe fesoiuf an. constituted
part "a che parfi&n corps # Marion.
Il belongs to the Washington ii-ht n-
fsntrF. - Charleston. - watrh r.n-
rrnf r. vas presented hv Ms. Na-l1~
f.a in 1899. vib the rJ r-tanaIuz fh9t
ir -aou'4 daare .o preerei I'D mem-
oFF of h.r gallant h7shanl.
~. WIlmm Hasnir4t .r rs No
cal-3. .Tte ,r lra Ea las the
o - n4 GO ~ff
f.5 art- Ea -f H BORN
February 1852 IN elr-atsif-r
church l-t thnra- l.0 nl lfe rHa-
Urr Fr frearrr. iefr-s
~-r
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

parailgely few of tho people could wit
uess this part of tho proceedings. The
same must bc said Of tho much discussed
centennial ball of that evening acd
Tho banquet of the next evening. bat
AFTER the official reception at the Eiui,a-
DO building, the great public was ad-
mitted. and fer two hours passed H. rapid
march before the president, but with 10
shaking II hands, Ii was somo cOns0la-
ton % the disappointed to know that
there was no handshAkins at Washing
tons reception ia 1883, aud that 10 least
one in fifty Of those who wanted u ct
near the president succeeded in doing So.
Ill this time the crowd in the city was
rapidly growing and tie enthusiasm
mounting upward. 1, IS supposed that
half q million people entered the city for
the thrco days. filing every hotel and
lodging house, aad through al the morn
ing hours of TIE three days the rapidly
succeeding trains coming in on ali the
roads were janmcsl with people from a
circuit of . hundred miles or more
around-pcopls who preferred to 20
home each ceening-and al overliowing
with the widest enthusiasm. Sight
secrs who visited the main depots at tho
early aud late hours describe the scenes
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

u Col. Washington as an illiteIate fel-
low who was hardly able 10 write his
name. " on ought 70 know better than
that, was the reply, " for you bear or
your person p-oof that De knows how 70
make his mark
On another occasion. Tarleton was
speaking sarcastically Il Washington in
the presence Of Mrs. Ashe, sister Of the
lady above named. Il should be happy
% see Col. Washington, no said with a
sncer. Mr.. Ashc instantly replied, If
you had looked behind YOU, Col Tarlc-
ton, at the battle Of Cowpens, YOU would
have enjoyed that pleasure" Stung with
this keen wit, Tarleton placed his hand
Oh bis sword, wiercupon Gen. Leslie, Of
the British army, who WAS present, gal
lantly remarked. Say what You please,
Mrs. Ashe, Col Tarleton knows better
than 70 insult u lady in my presence" ."
(The foregoing incidents are recorded ia
Mrs. Ellet's women of the Revolution. y
During tho Revolutionary war Col
Washington met and became cnamored
of Miss Jane Elliott. Of Charleston. a rel
ative Of that Gen. Stephen Elliott who
defended the debris Of Fort Sumpter af-
ter it was reduced 20 ruins. IN their love
making she PROPOSED 20 furnish him a
flag for his cavalry regiment. and hav-
ing no other material. she improvised
one by cutting out from rich drawing
room chair tho crimson brOcale adorn-
ing the back Of it. which had the merit
of being distinct in color as well as handy
in size. To Washington it was "a gift
without price, and thereafter until the
close of the war, il waved in the fore
front Of every battle in which his com
mand was engaged.
In 1927 Mrs. Washington presented her
husbands battle flag to the Washington
light infantry, OF Charleston, and tho
vencrated relic IS probably the only one
that can DO traced 10 the battle fields Of
the American revolution in the custody
of a military corps. Having been in ex-
istoncc for nearly century, and showing
many signs Of wear. it was quilted il
1874 upon Z similar piece of crimson silk,
in order that it might be preserved, if
possible, for another hundred years. Il
is mounted in the Roman style.
Srmounting tho staff is the eagle
with wings plumcd for fight; below, are
cord and tassels Of gold bullion. The
flag is displayed on the 22l Of February
(Washingion's birthday, and the 25th
Of Juno (the anniversary of the battle
of Fort Moultrie on that date in 1776),
but II is otherwise not used EXCEPT bv
special orders.
1t Is not invidious to give a full account
Of this one ,clic Of Revolutionary times,
not only because It is interesting in itself,
but because it viii serve as q type Of
many interesting objects.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Tire shortest ine 90 Detroit anc Iast. Bic
gaur parluf cars between Detroit aad Grand
Rapids Trains leaving Detroit .. 3 ~ aud
pTaud Rapids e-i0 D. 10 fau ca.S. othef trains
daily except sunday.
A. Aiesffs4. Ticket Agent. Depot sfo ~.
~ Nett. luiou Ticket Agent. 81 Monroe sd
Gfa g. ~NIIl. Gen. kgf.. Grand Rapids. ~ a..
CaArfhrrr. lrsfnc Manager. =. A. NrllGn
General Manager
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
BARG AIN S
IN
Boots Shoes.

Having bought the large
stock ofthe New York shoe
store at mortgage sale, 1
shall close out the same al
one-half it> value, iu order
TO make room Tor new stock
of Spring and Sun in 4 4
Boots. shoes and slippers.
For bargains call early at !
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
hEAISH IS WEAIIH.

Dr. l. &. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
"a guaranteed specific Tor iystcriA. Dizziness.
Commissions Fits NerNou. Neuralgia. head.
ACHE. Nersou, Prpsfration caused nv the use
ol alcohol or tobacco. MakstunesS Mental
Depression. ~offsllug 81 the Brain resulting
iu insanity and leading % misery. decay and
death. Premature old Age. Barrenness. Loss II
Power in either Sex. Involuntary Losses and
~peImafofrIafa caused hv over evsrflou 81
tllr brain. self abuse or over Indulgence. Each
box contains one me1th' : treat mtrf. 81 . box.
ar SIX boxes Jog s.. sent by uiali prepaid on D.
ccipt 0f price.
WE GTARANTIE SIN BONTS
To cure any case. With each order received hy
us for SIX boNs accompanied wlta s. wt viii
send the purchaser Our written guarantee o.
refund the money. u the treatment does not
eiccf a cure. Guarantees issued only 10y
W. Il. Tibbs, Druggist.
sole AIT. u Monroe ST.. Graud Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GaANa EAgll.s a INE2sN2-IS EfAcz
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

A frisu leaves Grand Rapids fer aiaran ID
ln D W. arriR nf tfcrs ~ . -t
Through tickets sold Go IrIlr.pai points in
ihc lHiffd states Mexico aud Canada at niol
Ticket thct. a. -. rNfrH
a.. ~ A.. Cleveland Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

THE Pope LAR STEsMER. TH0S FKIhNr.
Is making daily trips from PetosAcy 10
East Jordan aud return.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19

Zagonyi, the commander Of Gen.
Frcmont's body guard. was Hunga.
rian refugee. and u man Of most gal
liant spirit, not ut all the man 10 over
look .nsuborlinaiion ar the appear.
ancc of il. lie obcyc,i orders himself
and exactcd obedience from others
just before the final charge at Spring
field. Mo-. Z;igonyi directed one Of tbe
buglcis, Frcncilmaii. Ia sound sig.
nal. The buglcr seemingly paid TAO
attention 10 the order. but darlcd oil
with Lieut.. Mayihcnyi \ few minutes
aftcrwarl hc WAS observed in another
part of the field vigorously pursuing
the flying infantry When the line
was formed in the city square after the
engagement. Za9onyi noticed the bu.
gler. and approaching him said; In
the midst OF the battle YOU diSobeycd
my order You AR. unworthy 10 bc "a
member Of the guard dismiss you. "
For reply. the bugler held up his
bugle and showed the mouth picce
shot entirely away. The mouth was
shoot oil, said he, Il could not bugle
viz mon buglc. and So bugle viz noA
pistol and sabcr." II is unneccs.
sary to add tina, the sentence Of dis
missal Was Withdrawn. San Francis
ca Argonaut
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19

Charles Bartlett. u young lad, had "A
desperate encounter with bald eagle
whilc humlln. IA the Sylvan lakes
woods. near here lie saw the bird
soaring above the tree tops. aud shot
al H.
He only Succeeded IN slightly
wOunding il. and ~ ann rs IL dropped
to the ground IL ,r.t,' and wrtt bnldly
toward the boy ;ud he.am an attack
upon him. The bad loIglI viciuusly
with lalnns and bc.iL. ilylns at him
and cn,lcavorlng To goIgc Oul lIis
eyes. Ia the struggle. that lasted sev
els,l minutes. Bartlett cudld with dill
Guilty l9cc liis cln,hing frun the long
sharp ialoms Of the bird Finally he
wirs,scd himself. and ran sufficiently $
lar away lo shoot another charge at IT,
Tia, lIiuc lc killed the aerial monster.
w..!ca measured sIN feet from up tc
tip 81 tic wings. Darlington Cor
.'hIt.,!r,pI,ia Inquirer
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19

To-day Drcxcl X Co. can ralsc more
money in twenty four hours than any
financial institution III the United
States Yet IL Was not II great while
ago that old Francis Drcxcl was u
poor portrait painter. Somehow or
other the old man about fifty years
ago got an order la PANT II picture for
Il Brazilian gran0cc and went down 10
tlia, country To do the work The
BRAZILIAN took "a fancy 10 the poor por
;l.,it painter and not only paid him a
good price for the picture but let him
in on soino money making scheme,
"a, oil which Dwxcl realized quite IA
slim. lie returned 10 Philadelphia
aud went into the money lending busi
hess. l'y careful Investments lie
;.Iii.lsscd u big fortune and his three
loyS. Francis. Anthony and Joseph.
Increased II. When the old man died
hc Was worth about $j.0O0. 900 When
Francis. the oldest boy. died he left
So. .U0O, GGU Joseph left about s.. 900,
WO. being les. of II mnucy maker than
the others. aud Anthony. tie unl y one
lrii. Is estimated la bc worth any
whore from so. .Gln. .0tu Ia S;O. 900. 600
st. Louis Glob. DemOcrai
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19
Nni Iiirrd in Think.

THAT reminds me of Corp. Chum.
ley" said lac. Corp. Chumlcy was
in my regiment lie enlisted from
Belfast. | think. Got Ia bc corporal
and was then reduced la the ranks
again. They thought lac hadn hard
ly the timber for AN officer One day,
down south. Chun!cy Was stationed
us sentry before oar cirthworks
Gen. E.an came riding along and
found the sentry lolling around. his
gun laid up against the carihworks.
Get up thcrel said the general.
Don't you know any better than thati'
- No. said Chuinlcy
Don't YOU know amy better than
TO stand your gun up that way SO that
the gravel viii rattle down into the
muzzlef
No said Chumlcy, shaking his
head.
Well, confound you. what do
thinkf' asked the officer. angrily.
III don't think. said Chumlcy.
soldiers are not hired 10 think. The
officers are hired 10 do our thinking
for us :" Lewiston Journal
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19
In llalirinin.

In Munich. the paradise Of the Bo.
hemians. there is even more freedom
Of action and of conversation than
there is in Berlin. But then real so.
cicty does not exist IL Munich. Every.
body is more or less Bohemian.
Princes Of the blood visit beer houses
ia the same happy go lucky fashion as
the tradeSmcn. One 0f the best known
Of the best Bohemlaus. and really one
Of the most rcmarkablc women in
Munich. is the Baroness Won Pausing.
cr, wife Of the cx-ministcr Of finance
for Bavaria. She keeps open house
Tor painters. poets, singers. actOvs.
journalists. and almost everybody
who can behave decently aud dress
rcspcctably. In Baroness Pausingcr's
house you may hear the social tidbi,s
that arc going in Munich. \ man or
woman with good story is great
prize. San Francisco Argonau..
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19

e4m~a-. ~. a..~..,.. a..le ! .,.,..,
- ''.s =. !.
One Inir when driving on The ShorA
Another tns the tuods.a lows
w eounfry hns7> mld nowrrs ana dew
whtri that nrsrr rssniS 10 end;
And Yet. Us srrio'is and true
much prrirr to b- her frtrnd
,,....
-, 49, .'', " ''.' ',. 80 :, ,,'.
49, -, ~ ~ 49,
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19

4 dog in the ncighborliood of Man.
chester has been distinguishing itself
in marked degree. This Is not q
homeless eur. but dog IN easy cir.
cumstanccs. and owned by kind aud
indulgcnt master. Too indulgcnt.
the reader may lie dispuscd Ia think.
when he is told every morning ut
lunch time the creature was presented
with a penny. which il carried in its
mouth To the shop Of the baker and
there purchased II biscuit II happen
cd, however, that the baker, meeting
the owner of the dog. mentioned TO
him that il had not been for lis bis
cult lately. This was unaccoimtable.
and the more so because the animal S
master had remarked that ,lurin. the
lslst week or SO il had exhibited unlisu
al impaticnce for lunch time. cI,lcav
oring by carcsslng and tail wagging
to obtain its luncheon money before IL
was due. When il had at last rccciv
ed it it had never failed To rum oil in
u hurry, and return without the coin.
seemingly satisfied with its invest
mcnt
The next morning after the baker
had made his communication 10 the
gentleman. the latter. after giving his
dog the penny, was curious to watch
it, And 10 and behold il never went
near the biscuit shopl Without an
instant's delay il FASTENED 10 n tripc
sellers. and there bought and paid for
neat and tempting skewcring Of
"paunch But il was not for his own
eating. With cheerful alacrity il took
the meat in its mouth and made for
an empty house. aud Ia the cellar
thereof. and being closely followed.
the benevolent creature was discover
cd in the act of delivering lis precious
pcnnyworth 10 II poor. miserable tykc,
Il stranger Ia the nci%hborlIood. and
apparently of the tramp species
Evidently il Ind been taken i'll on the
road. and probably would have died
in the cellar into which il had crawl
ed for shelter, had il not been for the
kind coinmiseration of the other dog
who probably quite by accident found
il there. London Globe.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19

Visitor Well. Tommy, how arc you
getting on at school
Tommy tagc 81 First rate. amt
doing as well us some Of the other
boys. though can stand on my
head, but lave To put my feet against
the fence want lo do it without bo-
ing near the fence at all. and can
after I've been 10 school long enough.
Buffalo Courier
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-19
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