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a man in Clay. Who owes as over tive
years subscription pa. IBIS paper back
ia thc postolncc last week marked ere.
fused We laVo heard of many mean
mon There is the man who used thc
vaft on DDS neck Tor % collar button, the
one who pastulcl O goat on bis grand.
mother, grave. The ono who stole cop.
pcrs from dead mans eyes, tho one
who got rich by giving bis five children
anickcl each 90 go To- bed without sup
per and then stealing tho nickel afterthc
children wero asleep; but for pure,
downright mcanucss the mM who VIII
take paper for years, mark 1t re
fused. and then stick it back into the
poslonice, Is entitled to the first pre-
MUM. Lnc,illy (Ala.) Democrat.
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baltimore Markets

10y l'it-lN. no.
BALTIMORE. Mp. July 3.-Coiton
dull middling. lltall,c. Flour quiet
and stiff Wheat Southern strong and
higher Fultz. old. ssa0jc. L0ngberry
old. g0a95c.. new. 5Ua7jc. as TO condi-
ton. Western strong; 30. 9 winter fod
spot. soc: July. Sc. Corn-S0uthern
scarce and wanted. white. lGai9c. ycl-
low. 4j947c.; Western firm. mixed
spot. June. 42ic.. July. i2ai24c Oats
firm. Western white. 32l3ite.. West
eru mixed. 29a3Oc.; graded No. . white,
Sic Rye. better inquiry. 40aj0c. Pro
visions quiet and steady Petroleum
firm: refined, c7lO. Conee entirely
nominal; Rio cargoes fair, lGlc. Sugar
very firm and active 4 soit, ytc. Cop.
per unchanged, refined, l0'allc. Wits
ky unchanged. StlO.
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- TT = IT|''-
New YORK. July Flour closed
dull, steady and unchanged. Southern
steady. unchanged. Wheat quiet;
spot sales. No. ?, red. s6as6ic., No.
,, red winter. July, s5!c. Corn firm;
spot sales, No. ,. mixed, 43la4jfc.
Oats dull. spot sales. No. l. white.
$50: No. 2, mixed, July. August and
September. 2sic. Pork dull un-
changed. Lard weak; July, S6.77.
Sngar-Raw dull az full rates; refined
quiet; cut-loaf, crushed aud powdered,
9sc.; graduated and mould \, 9tc.;
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chicago Nark "a

CHICAGO. July 3 wheat opened
higher Corn stronger. Oats easier Pro
visions active. Closings Wheat, July,
s2sc., August. 7stc.. September. 5s.c..
December. 795c. Corn-July. 3jtc.;
August. 3j:c.; September. 3jl aa6c..
October, 364c. Olts-July. 22tc.,
August. 22tc.: September, 2-sc.
Pork-July. Sll.50: August. SiL55,
September. 81 .62iaSll %. Lard-July,
$685.; August. So 4j; September,
S6 50. Short-rits-July, 500, Au-
gust. s. 81. september. s5.02i.
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.NNN NNI'rI
NEW YORK. July B Ne-r-. HUB.
bard, Price s. Go. ln their cotton circu-
lar to-day.say. The official repoilIom
Liverpool this morning indicated plr-
uAl advance Of l.Gl DOB futures. with
spot sales of 1000 bales. while our pri-
waite cables were rather more buOyant
in tone. predicting an increased demand
from swnners. aud % consequent adj
vance boo proc. Tine more cheerful
feeling was. however. but family re-
Aected here. and the market soon com
mencei 10 drop. the decline being ac.
celebrated by heavy sales On The part oi
prominent BrO1d-.trcet house, whose
name has been connected s.mewhat
cOnspicuOusly with a rum0r Oi pose
sible August corner. The news that
Premus Jones. Of Albany. Ga. had to-
day marketed The first bale ~ new cot
ton. while last year the date of ihc first
bale was eighteen days later. bad noi %
little effect in encouraging sellers aud
making bulls nervous aud the market
closes with somewhat pronounced
feeling in favor Of lower prices. unless
Liverpool shows unusual strength.
The closing prices were o lo g points
lower. Sales. $4,000 bales ior Che day.
Receipts at ports to-day estimated az
POO bales against 800 bales la-t week
and 32l last year. Spot cotton is firm
and unchanged for middIugup lands at
1fsc. Sales 20 spiuners to-day are l.6ll
bales Futures closed July. lO.1DdlO.jl.
August. 1O.5lalO.j6. September. OLGA
IO.17: October y9aggj, November.
Q. $4,000. December. 0yla9.g2.JaHuary,
g.gag9s February. 40 05al0.Oj. March,
lo13alOlI April. l02lal0.2!. May,
I'd. 2SalO.20.
IN Liverpool spot more active. l-l5
higher. Slles. 12.OUO bales. Middhng-
uplands, g l-Sd.
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ado "a %
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. July D. Offerings to day.
u' packages, with two only taken in.
highest 10. l0west, 81. average. Sj.2G.
a Chesterfield county crop Of j. 4.
Lester brought si3, %. 10. -, 10. 10.
and E cents. which demonstrates that
this county can produce some fine
bright tobacco. Mr.. $. Shelburne sold
the crop $40 auction.
There were several small lots Of old
bright filters sold to-day. and a few old
bright wraf peIs and some nOnde.crlpt
West Virginia tobaccos. In dark ship
ping trading has been comparatively
brisl Tor the past four days Lugs at
Bee redried. are cheap. though a. COM
pared 10 other markets Is all they
are worth. lho better leaf running
up "a grade 10 fine Austrian types de-
manls perhaps as high as 1874 cents
At any rate, prices are satisfactory %
planters and dealers, when they have
q fine quality TO sell. We are sure
that our buyers are liberal in
purchases Of such, land are
as anxious 10 sustain the
reputation of Virginia dark shipping as
are the sellers and producers OF good
tobacco. This can only be done by
careful CulliDg and selections. If 1t
were otherwise our tobacco would soon
be- at a greater discredii abroad.
The present rains have been alto
gcthcr too much. We have interviewed
many parties and tobacco men Of dark
ana bright secii0ns. and they an say
should bot sunshine succeed present
wet weather the crop will be- most SEE
riou-ly damaged II is damaged at
present. bot with cloudy weather and
n0 moro rain in a few days it may re-
cover 90 q great extent.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Samuel T. Carr, rusticating at
Powellion, Brunswick county. writes
that Dr. R. II. S DDS has an extra fine
ncw-ground crop growing. The Doctor
and lis sOn-in-iaw Sam are great
theoretical experimental. and practical
tohacco-growers The crop referred to
is r14a soil and ready to TOP. The
TIMES would be glad Of our friend s
special reports.
We were pleased Co see Mr. Kramer
OF Hobbs & Kramer Durham. y. c.,
around Change to-day.
the Exchange. according TO custom.
viii Doe open July 4th. though breaks
may not bee sd heavy. w. j.. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-04

J. Z. R0Urr, of This city. has been
appointed agent for the Waite " Bart
lett Manufacturing Company, OF New
York. II in want of ANYTHING IN the
electric line, write or call on him. Cat
alogue on application. u
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had at MINOR DRJ Co.'S Gen. As for Va
WHOLESALE PRICE crEREN r.

cubes Ole. Cofee-Spot cargoes steady
fair Rio ljic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-04

NOTiCE.-Nll vorkingmcn, men q
business. and old-.imc sports. are want.
cd tocal at roliy's for q nice. cool
glass OF lager aud a good free lurch--
3OG north Second street.
SNYrHg q HAKws. Pr0prletors.
"Our Plantation cigar is tie best ici
scents. OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS {:


CClr-, g. T. I1r-f1r nl
ily tl.cr ~ 81
ylinc
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TnYNoL DgNnNA. the antisepiic
mouth wash, 23c. O bottle
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Bacon Virginia hams. choice old. -
per pound. new hams. small. II 10 i5c
new hams, large. I'D % llc' sides L
9ic: shoulders 20 Sc.
Beans-Choice navy. $40 go =.
Black Peas-Sl. 80 90 $40.
Black Eve paas-~l 30 tO = OO.
Bec-nax- 30 o. PIC ger pound.
Broom Com 90 ic.
Butter-NirgIuia creamery. 10 90 lbc
family packed Virginia.. u 90 Zoe
choice yellow store packed Virginia.
- 20 lie. store packed. mixed color
and wcet. to Zoe, store packed, com
mon 10 fair. nominal.
Eggs-ln crates fresh. ~ to he. u
boxes and barrels, n TO l2c.
Live Poultry 20 90 soc. mike
c00ps. % 10 21c. Chickens. spring
large. 23 10 3Oc.: small, - to -2c.
Dried Fruit Peaches. peeled. % Sc
unpeeled. halves. 3 TO 5tc. Apples
sliced. o. 3ic. quarters. D Ole. Cher
rios. pittel. lO to lie. Blacklerrics,
to3ic. Whor.'obersie'. g 20 &c.
Feathers Prime liye goose. ij TO 10
per pound. mixed. % TO zoe.
Fiaxseca Per bushei, -i.lN % ciZN
Hides DRY fints. Light weights. e
9c per pound. heavy weights. Gee pc
pould dry salted. fc. wet sailed, &c
green Be.
Lard Prime country. s TO sic pei
pound.
Onions New. per crate, - 70 s.
Orange -.
Tpmnns--3.1ut 10 50.
peachcs-per hall bnshol crate. SOC
TO 1jc.
Pe8nuts-Faucy stock, per pound,
t0 o.. medium, 90 4c.
Polatoes Per 1ushel. 800 to Zee. new
prime. per barrel. $500 tO So co.
Roots Ginseng per pound, 800
Seneca. per pound. go TO Boo.
Sumac-lJc to 81.
tomatoes Per bushel crate. @LOO e
Sl50.
-Tub-washed. 32 20 BIC pei
pound. unwashed 2,c per pound.
WutermclOns- 100 80 60 500.
Yuy. Oa.4 nnd Straw.
Uay-No. Timothy. per ton. SLID
% -lj. SO. .. $3.50 t0 rllHu. mixed
-l2 t0 -i3. Virginia clover. $40 20 -l-
Baloi Olts-~ll t0 ~l2.
Shuck Balel. Sd to soc.
Straw Compressed. 700 pounds. Il
10 l2c. loose. pressed large bales. 40 %
sroccric.. Eic
Brooms Two .trinss S1o0 90 1925
three sfrIngs. $500 To- r@ON. fou
string. $500 t1 $500.
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Cemenl. LIND. rla.ler. Do.

Cement Union. per BARREL Sl.3j.
Roseudale. Sl35 90 Sll0. James River,
Sl.2j 10 ~l.3D
Rockland. per barrel. SLlO TO
el1j. Anchor. - O5 Rlverlon. SLID;
r.. Virginia hines Njc. 90 So
Piaster-Lump. -. ground. s0.lO
20 -, Calcinei plaster. ~ln' 90 el.'''
iron, steel ais, ttc.
Iron-AmerIcan refined old Domin-
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes,
. l-l0c English and American shees'
81 to5lc. SWeles hammered, 4 to Dc;
hoop B 90 Acc.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard sizr
S2gJ. steel. $3.50.
Walker h0r-e-shoes. -. mules -.
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Cafarh
respectfully
+. W. CUNNINGHAM Collector city 1aS~
RICHMOND June a. 1881
;,ncraA H.. frrtho General Bfnnm're Nd
family f the past y
week
oenen'" ana enc v y'TS rem ..fuiy A.
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Vernon Tooth Brushes,
Price. :sJ Gents.

Ims brush is made of ihe lc.t clreiuliy-
selected stock. end is guaranteed m every
nnt.
ucI..s ore authorized iu replace every
brush CHAT mnr orc lis hIieil,-.
Take only iHc Vernon Brush. All dealers
supply thnin.
PURCELL. LADD a Co..
froproiuls,
Wholesale Druggists.
imh ljttl
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DRt Gs. NtbiNiNtN, NC.
1T
You .re suffering with Rheumatism or any
Blood or kidney Disease. he sure 20 get
HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE
IT NEVER FAILS TO CURE.
PRICE one Dollar per bottle. siN bottles
for Five Dollars. For sale ~ ali druggists.
Read the Evidence OF n Lady
who has Suffered Certified
to p, Her Attending
Physician.


Jirr. Ca. fchr Any -. i-f's.
HYnn.cuf IA 'nHlft Dpfs Compare,
G.uticmeu. ! have had rheumatism in IFS
worst folm for ciglt ytsfa About tNrfr
ysnrs ago e. tumur formed luuN stomach ana
enlarged the Cho.t uf breast bono - tIlsi my
chin rested 0n tine chest Rave been irrHfDi
~ fFe physicians ana hnvo tasNn largo
quantities ~ medicines without She slightest
benefit until began iNc usr of lli NNfNlf4s
NiEr NAIfC tIsf. / hnNf taken eisnt Dot
Ties III. Is. g.. ana Hfn entirely free from rnin,
can walk for lnr first time 100 about two NfHls.
The tumOr is removed.
Yours respectfully
Mss LAURA ArrfN.
4 LEADING PHYSICIAN OF JlSUf GA,
TKsIlFirs.
Jtrr. "a. February IL. i,se.
H. p. r.. co..
Gerftomen.-f hcrohF caftiy fhlf saw
Mrs Alien un 18th september last HNi Ncr
cOulifii af that flmt was ne above sffird.
recommended d. r. g. ana sNo hls boon
improving mnillY ever since.
a.. " pRAwrr. NJ. j..
riy one bottle amt ,0u viii to cout 'ucoi
For ,nlo hy an druggist. send mr ao1h of
Testimonials anl o.hcr valuable Information.
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.iy irDaaul.
BALTIMORE Sid. July j.-Nugi' ia
81. b1a6Sc.
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Genrrai 4. \ Ifrrfhorn,. B1inmor-. M.

Dear Sir.-During the last i've years, have been
head, Neuralgia. Constant fie3dache, and kheum1ils
back but after using "a couple bottles Of lir. &.
tirelv relieved take great pleasure IN recommend
iicted feeling assured that n will do for them wha
Very truly yours,
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KILL THE GERMS OF AL DISEASE DR. KINGS ROYAL

who are suffering from Catsrrh. with than
| am very respectfully
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Sh.psiuH per ton $40.
BrlWu-tuf per ten SD.
Bran per ton $50.
Meat. flour ANA hcai.

0lc.
Bacon Western shoulders. ic. clear
rib sides. ,c brea..a. Joe. hams ljo.
Flour Richmond patent roller
nmiiy. - j0 io cG. fancy family - o.
- -. family. - I'D t0 -l.'J.city extra.
$3.50 to -. city -uperiinc. sj - 70
s3 l0. city fine, 800 TO -3.
Meai-tity. pr tushel, HDc. country
-Ts
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DRI Gs. MEDICINES. &C.

You .re suffering with Rheumatism or any
Blood or kidney Disease. be sure % get
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch OF
Il Whits stwelootss C sh store. a7t
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04
a Soand LEGAL Opinion.

z. Bssnbridye Manly Esq. County Atty cIay
Co.. Tex says: .sHsve used Electric Pissers with
most h.ppy resnlts. NJ brother was also very low
vita Islarisi Fever and Jsundice. but was cured
timely Of this medicine Am satisfied Elec-
sr1c Bitters ssvec his life"
Mr. u. L. wiIcoxson. Of Horse Cave. KY adds .
nks testimony, saying he positively believes 10
tiers
This great remedy win ward OF q. wei rs cure
all Naisral diseases and for all Kidney Liver ami
1to.nach Disorders stands saeqnzied. Price 20 cts
md 81 10 81. Yonges drug store.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04

Choice brsras 81 butter uL1 c.,ee :
=; EceA RS the pioneer grocer. o. Tie
mont and Filth sfrests ~
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04

TEIS PAPER a s ss sad on s =. e 50
Aslve~fistnz Bur~su 70 Spruce s. w,,ere .dve-itsS
as.srects hs<y 10 h.-~s LIZ ~ ~ NM AOAk
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04

Salt piclsels, so copts-a gallon. a;
Woleot,'s Cash Store.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04

44.e 49, +. sns4 Es-tt l.F ss-4sa
Lordcp. 1861 aas CAP ursd ~ aee.,y
x Go. There we're over si1ty-eieht
competitors. IT,
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04
. nrrsoRyzEn AGrrsrs

AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
L. o. pAkE, room IS, Merchant ENChsp"e, san
francisco. ia our Authorized Agent for California
GEO. p. koWELL CO., 10 Spruce ST., New
ve,k
NV AVER son. Phuadeiphis.
Ain transactions made By the above named per-
SONS. will be eeA2lied with at the PROStECTOk
edsoe.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-04

nEED Sc, Wonders exist in
IICfJ1 thousands Of forms, hut ere
surpassed by the marvels Of invention. Those
who are 10 need OF profitable work that can
be done while living at home should at once
send their address 20 BALLET < Co. Portland,
Maine, and receive free. full information
Tow either sex OF all ages,scan earn from
IS TO 81 per day and upwards wherever they
live. You are started free. Capital not re
aE:red. Some have made over $50 in a SIN
gle day at this work All succeed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16

ment, but who has of ney great
store and will wager ii lvishiy on u
hand which cannot be srcome. II
we're better we had rema ,d this night
with our wives aud { dren. To-
morrow night, however, will again
play with him at the ame called
poker, and compass him .beut with Il
cold deck. so that he shall be over
thrown and cast down in spirit.
Bur they wist not what they said:
For in the morning the stranger de-
parteth from out their gates and came
back to his vile. who fell upon his
neck and kissed him. And he did
kiss her on the check, saving, "Mary,
yon can order that sealskin
And she made answer and said:
"Charlie, you're darling; kiss me
again"
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II. A. coMINs, Plaintiff.
vs.
STAR MINING COMPANY,
A Corporation under the Laws Of 2
the State ( California, Defendant, 8
and =
WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY, :
A Corr Grafton under the Laws OF =
the State Of Colorado, ct. al, Inter
yenibg Defendants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16

IN THE MATTER OF THE RESTJRA-
ton of tn. Lost or Destroyed Record In
that certain Judgment ordered aud En-
tered In The above entitled Action.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16

WE HAVE ENLARGED AND THOR
w oughy renovated Our House 1T Ely,
and are nov prepared TO give the travelling
public frst-class accommodations.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16

Teams Of the above line will deliver Freight
at Taylor aud points North, leaving Eureka
every day, or AS often ~ the business de-
mands II.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16

oFFICE-At Sol Hips Store.
MATTos BROTHERS. Proprietcrs.
Tay lcr, July l. 1888 II
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16

A San F. anci>ca fencing expert at
tended II recent meeting of the Salt
Luke fencing eluh, ann set out 10 show
the local idea how 10 sprnnt. But be
was sprouted himself so completely In
ten minutes that he WAS glad tn quit,
aud acknowledge that San Francisco
did not monopolize all the talent IN
the West.
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Citation Eotice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
L STATE OF NEVADA, WHITE PINE
COUNTY.
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BOOKKEEPING AND ARITHMETIC

TNHE UNDERSIGNED UNDERTAKES
books and accounts, the teaching of Book
keeping, Arithmetic, etc, all for moderate
charges.
A method in one glance to control the cor.
rrctnpss Of any ever 81 xtensive Arlihmrt'cal
operation will be taught separately ior s..
OTTO STtlN.
Graduate Of Commerce aud Med, rn Lam
euages a. the Merchants Academy al
Stockholm
Taylor, July 60 1888. Ut
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WHITE PINE NEWS
publishsd every Saturday morning os
W. L. DAVIS.
zerms of subscription:
JOB PRIN 7 IN g.

rue NEWS Office is suprlisd WIN every
facility for Executing all xmas VI yoo
pT;ntine IN nsat manner and ut living
rates. Any job fren lady's Vlslting
ssrd 10 fnll-sh sst poster tarnod OUT ~
an ,rt nofi,s. orders ,ollct'1'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16

California is CRYING for rain and
Nevada for snow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-21

the next sundays ten, and fhil was about 10
go 20 his room, his mother said;
"Dcarie l s'pose you'll wear your new
black things TO meetin' Sunday mornin',
won't your
"Oh, mother" said Phil. with a frown
quickly succeeded by laugh, nobody ever
wears such a coat to church. Everybody
would laugh at me-"
Dear mel" said the old lady, evidently dis
appointed quite deeply. II want to knowi
Then when he you goin' to wear itf'
"Never, suppose said Phil, his smile
vanishing. II was an exfravagnnt fool to
it,"
"Neverr' the old lady had echoed. "Then
your poor old mother, who loves you better
than any body In the world, Is never to SEQ
you In itf'
''She shant wait apother houri" said Phil,
hurrying out Of the room, and telling himself
that his mother cared moro for him than all
his New York friends combined. He dressed
himself anew. with as much care, though not
ms much trcpidation, as when preparing for
the Dinon party; he even slipped out Of doors
and by lighting two or three matches selected
bud from a rose bush which was carefully
covered from the frost every night. He
dressed his hair carefully, caressed his nous
IacHo tuto tne IOrm n DarDer had told him
was most becoming to his style Of face, and
squeezed his feet into tho low, tight, patent
leather shoes which shoemaker had insured
him were tho only proper thing for even.
ing dress. Then he came down stairs, whist
ling "Hail 10 the Chief"
Mrs Hayn hastily adjusted the spectacles
she had been polishing, and as Phil entered
the room she threw up both hands In amaze
ment and delight. 1t was worth the price Of
coat, thought Phil TO himself, TO enable that
dear, honest old face TO express so much en-
joyment As his mother gazcd at him, Phil
went through the various poses which had
been demanded Of him when he was a child
even later-and clothes were being fitted to
him by the trustworthy Sarah Tweege; he
turned around, presented one side view and
the other, walked across the room and back,
and saluted his mother with his most pro-
found bow. His mothers delight knew no
bounds. Finally the good old lady took both
his hands, held him at arms length, looked
as If she never could see enough Of him; then
she gave him motherly hug and exclaimed:
II should think she'd have fell dead In love
with you the minute she clapped her eyes on
you with all those things on"
Phil retirsd hastily, and when he removed
his dress coat he savagely shook his fist at it.
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gestions Tor remark as possible, 50, before
leaving his hotel, he diveSted himself of every
visible trace Of city raiment, and clothed him
self In tho Sunday suit which llaynton had
seen often enough % pass without remark
He could not restore his shorn supernuity OF
hair, but he again put on tAshat which for
year had been his best at home He even
went so far as to leave for his father new
trunk which he had purchased, putting his
own psrsonal property into the antique car.
pet-bag-real carpet-whiGh the old farmer
bad brought down.
Lastly, that he might not appear IN the
least like city youth, he carried with him
two religious weel,lies which some society for
the reformation Of hotel hoarders had caused
70 be placed in his box in the hotel Office. and
he read them quite faithfully on the train.
Remind srs OF the old life TO which he was
returning came 70 him thick and fast when
the train got fairly out Of the city. In a field
ho saw a man stripping tho leaves from
standing corn stalks, and although the view
was what photographers term "instantaue-
ous,n il was long enough 10 show the shabby
attire, brown face shocking bad hat, clumsy
boots, and general air of resignation that
marked all farmers Ia the vicinity Of Hayn-
ton. Two or three miles farther along he
saw a half grown boy picking up stones in a
field Of thin soil and adding them to piles
which were painfully significant Of much
similar work in past days
Down in a marshy pasture beside the rail
way embankment two men were digging a
drainage ditch; they were too far apart 10 be
company for each other and too muddy to
bs attractive TO themselves. Phil at once re-
called much work of like nature he had DONE
and more that still depended upon his muscle
TO make the entire acreage OF Hayn farm
available for cultivation. Estimating accord
ing TO past experience and newly acquired
knowledge, hs found that the number Of days
Of work required, If paid for at the lowest
rate Of common laborers in New York, would
amount 10 twice much as the value Of the
land when improved. 1t was easy TO see why
farmers never got rich. Still, the farm was
his natural sphere; he had been born 10 it
Heaven, in arranging his life career, knew in
advance what he was tt for, and his own dit.
ference Of opinion would probably be eI'