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DHILIIPs, LAMAR & ZACHRY. Ar
i t3E1efs 81 law, Va nj sgn, .. G.
Ixal causes lsss7e the coGgis a.6 interior
De- 'iosilis ssssla.ty.
I'm. Agfs AND Z s sfsesss. AT
LIZ sorNsys lao cDansrl oss- .xessa W rosEs
2. EasAs boa. csTaef T1lI@ Al oas0c
streets
IoaS s.THEg, ATToR.Er.A ALLAN.
- 5ls shlrc STREET. -esttle. =. T.
SIAUDsICK. PETERS : C0EIIss-
- Law cEess Garner SecUac ard Uni
yes.ts strsets.
JENNINGS L MOVES (R0BEaT u. IN
~ nsngs, Gcssge +. Soyes3 ssteFRevs snd
coyan se.loTS s. lag, rooms Eng 5, kilgen
blssa.
yAIkS y. HOME. ATIog& T-AY-LAw,
~ sHs mixer o. tBe Nnissc StStss stpFeEe
corr bar - Warrior.
DREsIoS. CARR & PRESTON faAR-
cld Preston, r II. CzaE e = PrvSsaaa.
attorneys ani eeuns<lioEs at isw Third
tween >sssoEla sl1.s TsiFd-
Y lCRTENHERG q KlEFKR II J.
Il L'cfltssaaerg and james Keller astar-
nsys srd counseIlors al law. gaS,lns q aad
q, Boston tscck.
y Aks' A4NAES4~s I I'll l.
IL l&sg. roela s5, Boston block
~ D. EaF9Y, aTTORNgY-ATIaw
~ sDd Z :. commlssioas-. Caa be
found a eoEnsr q Front sa3 PIKE streets.
- EogGZ DoSwoRFh, ATTORNEY
al Efs7ssse i7T e lss ros1 3 Best IN
alot.S. sat =. Commissioner for tie state
OF Maine.
n ". BASS, ATToaN
n Ra-E. g..
s,reeiS, seattle, Wash.
~ K sICKELs. Attorney er-Iaw, 81
L. second street, Seattle. Having had
thifteen years experience in The land de-
partasent Al Washington. ID. c. will give
st'eeial attention 20 business IN the district
aad ssnersl land o.tiees.
~ H. CAM. ATTORNEY AT-IAw,
Il . notary, and commissioner of deeds
Tor California. Snd collection agency
re.aIn !. Boston block.
THOMAs r. SHEPARD AND JOB 7.
i Lyon, lawyers. SO Ca.umhis street,
sssEtnesss corner Third. Commercial. rea!
estate sud riparian law. Insurance all
losttneots snil esSss- Ec1laiag contracts.
isaac N. DUNN. ATrOaNsY ALLAN.
4 no. Lees front street
JEFFERSON PENNEFATHsR.
4 srSd- Il. Peterson. r II, PtnDefsthsr.
fss~'+ ~ s.ss4 Atf&ttsrAtA<S NJ tAB kE5at lF-
EEs otfics Corner ; Fifth street aud Yes
let SFeans. StatstsA WASHINGTON.
4 = lSHAN. ATrURNEy.A
~ CC1e Commissioner Washington
iesIsseyI. corner Front and Piks,
" SoDERBERG. ATTog NEY-Ar-
Us .@s. seattle. " T.
EsES sHrTn, ATTORNEY AT-44As, e.
A = :, commissioners and IaQs2ry Pablo
ki1SySsf,ee baz So sSsLfts, "
JOSHUA s. WRESTLING. &TrogSFY-
~ st-lsw. keoza No. :, r. ssi.u hl0ck, SC
auto. ". T.
~ 4 =. PRATT, ATF0GS gy-ATI.Aw.
Ne cooperation, real estsse, an sni
dsrnsSs su.ss spssg islty. SoatAeass c>s-
ner CosnEnfls SAD Thlri.
FsENRY h. LOOMS. ATTORSEY-AT-
law reots -. i3ewsliyu Dodge bald
faS, secoaa street. resr Cherry.
II z. CABg0EI-~ATroaN AZ ALLAN
4 S.iosn -. 'saStan Rie~k
- \. NICHOLS. ATTORS ~ ALAN.
~. N15Ta kigza. y. 7.
" LAIR HILL, kZ7ToANt ~ aT.i.Aw.
" soags gaa 5, Bss.sn ttnsk. -sss
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70 80 pgks-TkNnsMs So -.

ITO Bill pEH--TESlls.s ~ WILL FEEE-
L esives5 ~ tSe undersigned uEtila ?. n.
oD Aoassr- August Il, To- tie erection q
the saRers sgacfHre 81 scyes.-story hFiaE
ballsssg On Frs9t street for u. E. {. XII
bourne. Plans aud spec sicHtioas may De
seen as ray o.fiee The ewnef reserves ~
himself the right 10 reject al or any
tenders John &. Ferguson, Archisscl. g.
Second street.
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>rEtIiI MOTIFS.

N4E. l. uEkiINGkR. or SAN FRAN
vi eiSco. manufacture 81 ssosc sad
slligSaH axtufss. hss lu3s 3 fseteFy =, 20
>ts,sni street.. "a here he efA tse Pleased 70
tGFussh estimates For bar 6xfstr1S. drs.E ax.
fgrNs erccvTy hxtn-xs. ST kinds of caaia-
feFs ard shelving, ics- texss. II Fvars wal
esSes zee, 9N&arvs rvxas faada ca band
Raa made 70 0e1eF
NDElES Ak FARffES HAVING
~ CLAIMS aeSsN8 r l. MARSHALL are
asFehy FsSge lsd 20 Fssv eat Use same -
tae ansscxSsxssca AZ his Nssce. raozn s.
Sea' ia bassk. FrsvR Hansogst. a1iosaay
~ -, toF s L. MsrstaH
Nof&NE~s HAYS ls.AEt.E sEteok
~ 81 sUsn&g9e Asa hesSss5ag At snraeE
Bal, saarsA and jefferson sfsesax A.
NaeLhaseA
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- 4-Ns~1N-S7s
Seattle. srgust :. isse-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ owners OF property fronting on West
street. IN The ciry Of seattle. King county.
W r. Thst the bearI: OF spprsisers duly ar-
pa. ateslro sssess the damages ard bene-
sfs resulting from the gsfcenirg and esfae-
. fsSnirg of said West street u1&er ordinance
Nc r.lss, of the said city OF Seattle. win be
~ session GA Tuesday. August -. l>,e. AT
10 o'elGek- a m. SO room Is. LlewciiyTe-
Dodge Guiding. On Sscu1d street., IL sal i
cs7y O. sea,fe.
said meeting Is callsas. Tor ta1s purv ese OF
listening 10 arguments OF said property
o.. asszs concerning tia matter of rIae cor
/ IL M 4siaa of real estate appropriated III.
O. sad ordinance M. ia
Isaac DossoS,
5EoRGE hESSEA..
EESET b. LOOMS,
EErst 1a. less. Appsaisers.
y o. ICE Is sEREBY GIVEN To
= ae property oTknerS Ga Sseon
ct sr6 south lhird street, SEA-
Il 1at the bosy5 70 appraisers
D. -oi' ted By the city esontit Tor the az
e. ssnSas of tsrs ages AID benefits resalt;u <
/ Irefa ae widening snl stras ghtening "a
s. streets oy city prsIissEees Nos. I,lb7
All IL. VII be II session on Monday,
I A. sssst Il, st &C o Z =. n e. said day. 81
- N 8, Eo>soa l.eek, = the citv Of Sea-.
4. - azeetiGS sc ls,s for the yuFposs Il
, rs GA nr 20 any IS u -ts taat nay h
. Il 3e - TIE rsoss ff. owners interested =
n - e sts cs<ssrssa IN car trcysisT hersin
| L. 3. .sDHEwe
! = L. CRAWFORD
/. ]. COLEMAN,
t'e. August .. isss.
Y = I.ER AVENUE Tax N0rICE-TEF :
AZ levied by tire city Council in the
! d.s-ri created ey orssiEanee No. s47, TO
p lc fo- the ggsdsns Of Yesie< avenn :
/ isfh treesa fror peinE midway between
/ fc1rsa sa5 Fifth 10 MIlita.z son, and cor
stsIctH g sidewalks flsereea. is now e!ue
! az I rayshlg st the oitsss Of toe city fress
sseg, Ali taxes TSilt paid within forty dsys
o. 5s Gfss publication OF ibis notice will
b. de- ard deliDqneaT. pesislty o. ) per
cesi. s.Cesf. arsa fateFess aE the tie OF 70
/ Pc q az. charged.
. ". FERNS, CRY Clerk
I FlHt publication of flis notice, tuesday,
AEKus.S 50
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NOTICE To BgfLDE E=>-SRALsD BIDS
~ sih b received uptu Taes9a Aags,s.
Il, Y IA, isT tne framing, eresT * and in
closing Of q dwelling hDase all the ma
teEtaf furnished by oHn.T. plsns sad
sFseeiArafloss - be seen - ths ,tzise Of u
7. Denny < soll. corner 4 sl.tacEy aud Her-
rison ssFeeis, right ia T. reset any
ard al eyGs-
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M nnAKn az CorNrY rnMNIs.


THE BOARD or COUNTY COMMfS-
i SloGesS OF King eonAtv. Washington
Territory. viii. on or tx fore tie second
day of sep'eszbe is<a. - los. O'clock y
"a Of said day, receive al The sBs.isoy's Of
Gee in Seattle, plans aud syx-ci ficati0us
ana deta8t. ard proposals. for = courthouse
aass AL sef sat. county, - b. erected ca
site furnished by said eaaufy, IN tire c3ty
OF Seattle. ir said ccEnty OF Nfng. said
proposals tot 70 exceed ene hundred and
eighty tlKe Thousand liss.0.] dollars.
AEuhssEets submitting p,s n. ycelfcazsasss
and details ulust have their pans, etc,
accompanied by enc OF more proposals
from responsible contraction. each OF
which proposals must t-e accompanied by
a bard with two or more iocxl sarsEies or
a certified check on a Local bank. 20 the
amount a ten thousand ( le teei doilsrs,
guaranteeing snaL IN the event of The
award being made TO them, they viii enter
inso . contract and bond a. required ~
law. The board Of couaSy eSN5auliss' oaers
reserves the TsSht to reIeCt any ard All
plans and proposals 80 81 .sGa ted. For anv
fgrsha< Information cal "a or address FRED
tsrsch, csNlrM&n os the sgsf3 Is ogs1er
- sl4e ssssyd ~ f0uasy es1Iaga5sssnstetS. W
e. k43&Ah>f County Auditor ard gx-4nf-
ntic clerk Of tie Rozrs. ne,e II Grsf pub
iie&isea o. ihis nosioe, jag 2,sssS.
sCFrLEsESTAL SozstE.
ia aslsssion 20 the stseye notice. sroai-
tects ard contractors Intending - hlA on
the sane vii pSeAsa take Holsee 81 ihs faa
icwiae changes
All steel 5esl cells u 10 b furuishcd by the
county. Contractors wiz Pc sxE~aCsed Ia
furnish the brick xu8 stas.c 40 necessary
e. ee ssSs5 ia conEecs soa the-pss,h.
Courthouse 20 eontSiu ssssals SUFFICIENT
rs ssso SD eaml1r Ia esIFiDrEC 20 tbs ~
qusTegaf ais ai sae uex sssze &, rssis1tinzl
ArERtfetSs are requisite usaf 10 fasE tAesr
Eau1sS ga eitas- plsns - ssse = s;AoBs aHt
81 designate the szr1e ! n1T bar Of pya-
vsfe marx ~ shas there ~ h. 30 sssfsgAs
that ina enairkck - &aarae8 sasieSg On tks
snesaSz 81 IRE SKmae.
Tee 6n<s viii swsfyt ~ Vr3sss-~s sgsl
500 sa& 40 resp rs4ss -faS the sheee
DESIGNS next 81 lnesii 20 t.se 20. of.YSK
bv osssr - thr hts2 ~.
y X FCREEsz. s.ssErF A9Hfser
Eesssst -ssstars Hafx =
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DENTIST.

- \. HOLMES DEM gsf ROOM 9,
X. colv.A . a hegssz-
rs. a. WILLIS Ps&sE DENTIST.
IL Eaxks lick 7kirj sd asoa'
4 N. FOX, De Isl. sEHfeN BLOCK.
e. g.. Columbia street. SeSie.
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CHRTNTTsy SCIENCE.
uTT NOTICES.

lgE AND MRS. = J. CASTLE, HEAL
vi e-x and fsaeiaers. Locssicn f.1l6 Sec
ord street. p. o. box :. seattle. W.T..
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EnRGE EETHUNE. AssAYkR AND
NJ Chemist, anaayEer OF ccNl- Ore csays.
ores. etc. Send samples for assay by mail.
Tarar a wash Tv.
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1xsAYERs md CHENIsTK

DEYANFs ASSAY oFFEE, SEATTLE,
ID rua- /. Newisn hiocx. correct assays
for terms ard references address IS above.
send samples By nal or express: mining
properties examined ~ reasonable rates.
I'm Evrz-ss
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ID 50. Monday. August -. f.. ere story
brick hSse1aart, and tsa-ssogs iGsHar haild
ipg ipr Mr.. William Aay ieLss seF. Column.
nia street.. az the ofacc OF n steinmsn,
arch fssrf
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DHTLiIPs, LAMAR ZACHRy. AT
i t3E1rfs 81 law, aassiG ssG1, . C.
lxaa causes lssssfe the coGEis a.6 interior
departments . sks slasEy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-09-28
FLAG PRESENTATION.
The INGALLS, Guards the Recipients
of a Beautiful Flag From the
Ladies of Wa-Keeney.

One of the many enjoyable occasions
during the present week was the preeen-
tation of a flag, by the ladies OF Wa
Keeney, to the ingalls, Guards OF this
city, on last Thursday afternoon. The
court room was crowded to its utmost
capacity, and a large number were un-
able to get inside.
The presentation speech, which
abounded with good things, splendidly
delivered, was made by Mrs. 8. NJ. Hut
eel, and was loudly applauded by the
audience. She fully demonstrated the
fact that "wimen can talk in meetin,"
and talk well. We herewith give YER
batim report, as taken by one of the
WORLD stenographers:
Captain Metz and Members of Co. 3D." 4th Reg,
Kansas National Guards:
When it was announced that the North
western Veteran Association would
assemble here, happy thought struck
the ladies of Trego county, the execution
of which would make the hearts of the
old veterans leap for JOY.
Their minds would be carried back to
the days when it was q question whether
this banner was the flag and emblem OF
our country or something less; whether
it was the flag of nation, and whether
that nations honor and right be main
tanned. It was then that thousands of
patriots rallied to their country's call in
support and defence of this emblem,
which is honored by all countries, of
whatsoever government.
The militia of the states were among
the first to answer that call; and while we
trust like summons may never reach
you, we know that you are none the less
ready to respond.
Knowing the patriotism that prompted
you to become members of this company,
it is with extreme pleasure that, on be-
half of the ladies of this city and county,
I present you this flag.
Captain Metz received the flag on
behalf of Co. 3D." and returned the
thanks of the boys. The flag is beau
tiful silk one, quite costly, and is most
highly appreciated. The ladies. of Wa
Keeney will ever be held in grateful re-
membrance by the Ingalls, Guards.
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EupepsV.

This is what You ought to have, in fact
you must have it to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thou.
sands upon thousands upon thousands
of dollars are spent annually by our
people in the hope they may attain this
boon. And yet it may be had by all.
We guarantee that Electric Bitters, il
used according to directions and the use
persisted in will bring you good digestion
and Dust the demon dyspepsia and install
instead eupepsy. We recommend Elec.
trio Bitters for dyspepsia and all diseases
of liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold al
SOC and $1.N bottle by A. B. Jones,
druggist. 4
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lst listen! What 4 retinue Of ora

Just listen! What Q retinue Of grass
widowers Wa-Keeney contains. W. G..
Marshall, Pierce Metz, Chas. Benedict, G.
NJ. McClaren, w. G. L. Beard, Geo. L
Verbeck and M. d. Holister. They are
talking Of entertaining the old maids of
the city with an afternoon tea.
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OGALLAH OOZINGS.

OaALLAH, TREao Co., Sept Is.
We had light frost Tuesday evening.
The Ogallah school commenced Mon
day, with A. E. McCollum as teacher.
Geo. w. Staplin, the rustling insurance
agent, was in town Wednesday on bust
ness.
There will be about one and half
million trees on the forestry station this
year.
Nearly everybody from this locality
will attend the reunion at Wa-Keeney
Thursday.
s Martin Allen. commissioner of forestry,
came up from Hays City Tuesday, and
returned on the evening train.
W. A. Tawney, of Princeton, Kansas
is visiting friends in Ogallah. He has
land two miles south of this place.
Geo. Houseman and family started
Sunday evening for Deer Lodge, Mon.
tana. Mr.. b. has been in Treeo county
twelve years.
The primary election passed off very
quietly last Saturday. The delegates
from this township are Cutler, Marquand,
Ridgway, Cockrell, Beard and Harvey.
REPoRTKR.
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Collyer Township Officers.

Collyer Township Officers.
The following township officers were
nominated by the Republican caucus at
Collyer last Saturday:
Trustee, NJ. A. Mcmillan.
Clerk, George T. Hargitt.
Treasurer, G. w. Kessler.
Justices of the Peace, j. W. Hickman
and r. s. Force.
Constables, T. w. Bundy and D. En-.
low.
Road Overseers, A. G. Lord and @. F.
Hawkes..
Capt. Lewis Jones, G. W. Kessler and
]. NJ. Rhoades are the township central
COMMITTEES.
&c. BROWN,
A. B. BAKER, Sec'y. Chairman.
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Have You Heard.

about the Superb Pullman Dining Cans
which have been recently placed in SER
vice via the Union Pacific, "The Overland
Reuter- II you have, and want q sump-
tious meal while travelling, don't fail to
take the train on which these diners run.
They run on the fast Vestibule Express
between Council Bluffs and Denver and
on the Overland Flyer between Council
Bluffs and Portland.
Meals, which cannot be surpassed in
any of the first class hotels in the country,
are served in these cars at q seventy five
cents each. 1872
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Not Enough to go around.

Not Enough to go around.
To-day will decide the fate of the
numerous candidates for the respective
Offices in Trego county. Some must in
evitable be disappointed not on account
of their unftness but because there are
not Offices enough to go around. The
candidate are all good men, and We
are sorry that some of them must be de-
feated.
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CURvEYOR'S NOTICE.

Upon requset of C. C. Bestor and twenty-five 9TH
err resident land owners in township fifteen (15)
Trego county, Kansas, notice is hereby given that
will be ct the southeast corner Of said township on
tuesday the I'D dsyof October 1882 and proceed to
survey all of said township, and establish the missing
land owners according to law. C. J. FERRIS,
151.4 Co. Surveyor, Trego Co., Kan.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Once at w saanss g ~, Ksn'' 1874

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before register and receiver, q. 8.
land Office, at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, ON October II.
1889, viz: George W. Staplin, H. E No. 11135, for
the quarter of section d, town Is g. range u ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz: Orlando Carlson, Bruce E Furbeck,
Milton b. johnson, william II. Bell, of Ellis, Kan.
648 VIC. L. BEARD, Register.
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Omitted Last Week.

The following were omitted from thu
list of wedding presents to Judge ani
Mrs. A. ]. Harlan, published in las
weeks WORLD:
Basket of cut flowers from Mrs. J.WorG
Carson, Wa-Keeney, KS,
$40 in gold, Mrs. NJ. Wade and sons
Amasa and Charles, Marion, Ind.
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-Thos. Tarpey met with a mishap,
Wednesday morning, while driving to FL
lis which, though serious enough, might
have ended disastrously. About one mile
west of the city his horse ameifright-
ened at grain drill, which stood near the
road. The animal ran away completely
demolishing the wagon. Mr.. Tarpey
managed to get out of the vehicle in tho
nick Of time. Thursday morning a neigh
Dor drove down with his team and hauled
the debris back to Mr.. Tarpey's home
south of Ogallah.I Ellis Headlight.
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GALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

Notice is hereby given that will offer at public
auction, at my Office in Wa-Keeney, Kan, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. II. and O'Clock r NJ on
Monday, the 18th day of October, 1882 the follow
ing described school lands situated in Treeo county,
Kansas. to-Wit:
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-Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. Every
package warranted For sale at Far
mer's drug store. 526
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DELINQUENT TAXES

On real estate in Trego county, Kan, for the year
1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the county treasurer
will sell at public auction at his ONCE in WaKeeney
Kan, on Monday, the 18th day Of October, 1889, so
much of each tract of land described below q viii
pay the taxes and charges thereon:
oGALI.AH TOWNSHIP. Amt
Ne or eec q, IL n. I'll rs
Ne Or Of NV or sec u, II, IL. ............ So
Sc or sec D. II, ri. 10 81
Sc or sec 16 Is, T % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Given under my hand this 18th day of Sept, 1882
CHAS. 81. GIBBS,
$40 County Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

All persons are forbidden to hunt O
shoot game on my grounds, Sec. Is and
19, under penalty Of Law.
w. s. HARRISON.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ON the 10th day Of
December, 1882 and for two consecutive days there
after at my place Of business in Ws-Keeney, Kansas
will proceed publicly to adjust and allow demands
against the estate and effects Of James p. Smith,
assignor. All creditors must exhibit their demands
at said time and place, or they will be precluded
from any benefit of said estate.
6l6-13 GEO. I. VERBECK, Assignee.
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WIT AND HUMoR.
An old saw-Esau.

An old saw-Esau.
The pugilist ascends the ladder of fame
round by round.
Ought to be if it Isn't-"What is Mr..
Barnum's motto, pa?" "Give every man
a show"
Republics were ever ungrateful. We
put oar great men on postage stamps and
then punch their heads,
Guard-"Sir, if you want to smoke in
this carriage you must either get out or
throw away your cigar
No Sale-"The land speaks for itself
eh, Jones p 81 know; but Pm not GER
tain yet just how the land lies"
Just Like Woman-A woman will
save up for a month for personal treat
and then share it with the family.
Condition of Business Rag-picker Ito
undertaker)-"How is tradew Under
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THE DAUGHTERS OF EYE.
WHAT THEY ARE DOING AND THINK
ING AND SAYING.
An Ola Podrida Prepared and Arranged
by One of Them for the
Sunday Union.

MEASURING THE BABY.
We measured the riotous baby,
Against the cottage wall.
A lily grew near the threshold,
And the boy was just as tall
royal tigers lily,
With spots of purple and gold,
And the heart jeweled chalice
The fragrant dew to hold.
Without, the blue. birds whistled,
High up in the old roof trees;
And TO and fro at the window
The red rose rocked her bees,
And the wee pink fists of the baby
Were never a moment still,
Reaching at shine and shadow
That danced on the window-sill.
His eyes were wide as bluebells;
His mouth like Il flower unblown;
Two little bare feet like funny white mice,
Peeped out from his snowy gown;
And we thought, with thrill of rapture,
That yet had a touch of pain.
When June rolls around with her roses,
Wen measure the boy again.
All, me! In darkened chamber,
With the sunshine shut away,
Through tears that fell like bitter rain
We measured the boy day;
And the little bare feet that were dimpled,
And sweet as a budding rose,
Lay side by side together,
In the hush of q long repose.
Up from the dainty pillow,
White as the risen dawn,
The fair little face lay smiling,
With the light of heaven thereon:
And the dear little hands, like rose leaves,
Dropped from rose, lay still
Never TO catch at the sunshine
That crept to the shrouded sill.
We measured the sleeping baby,
With ribbOuS white n SNOW
For the shining rosewood casket
That waited for him below.
And out of the darkened chamber,
We went with a childless moan;
To the hight of the sinless angels
Our little one had grown.
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Society in New York.

Society in New York differs from that
in all other cities of America, as does thar
of Paris from all Others in France. 1t is
the great, rich metropolis the @crpet-bag
city," the town to which the rich people Of
all the world tend, that is, of the Ameri-
can world mot TO speak ofits being great
German city, great French city, and a
great cosmopolitan tumble of all the ma
tions of the world. Eehind this glitter
ing kaleidoscope still remains the fact that
New York has an old aristocracy, some Of
whose members are still rich, and still in
the fashion. More of them are poor, but
proud, and some of them shut their modest
doors in the arrogant faces of the purse
proud "Rougedmc rtc5es."-Octo6er LadieS
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