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The Washington critic., 1889-05-22
AMUSEM ENTS.

Sale of seats for "Thc Mikado" at
Albaugh's next week begins tomorrow.
Seats are now on sale at Miller &
IIerbert's, $50 Fifteenth street, for the
Gilmore Band concerts Sunday at 2.30
and 8 p. m. Prices, $3.50, 81 and so
cents.
Society Swell: mo, sir, the name of
Hub Smiths domestic comedy booked
for next Monday night at the National,
Is not 'Paralyzed Flats. "
Divide Musin, the great violinist who
will appear in concert tonight, Is the
husband Of Trebclli the finest contralto
artist Of modern times. Nine. Trcbelli
is not only fine musician, but she is
one of the wittiest foreign women who
has ever visited this country. She
knows English so thoroughly that the
most obscure puns become Transparent
encies when marched before her.
The musical event for this week is
the Divide Musin Grand Concert at the
National Rifles Hall this evening. The
artists are Divide Musin, violin; Annie
Louise Tanner, soprano; Whitney
Woodbridge, tenor; Edwin Shouert,
pianist. Prices 81 and rs cents. Seats
at Brentano's.
The pedestrian track at Herman was
completed to-day and is pronounced q
model. 1t measures II laps to the mile
and is perfectly level. The walk be.
gins next Monday at noon with seven
teen or nineteen ladies ON the track.
A devoted dude, who has been put
ting in six nights n week at Albaugh's,
sends in the following poem to Miss
Alice Carlos eyes, in which he ex-
presses his willingness to sacrifice him
self even for the lowlicst:
Stand out of the way Of those eyes
For they dance in their bright, roguish
way
On the heart of the supe In the flies,
Or the heavy swell's in the foyer.
Stand out OF the way of those eyes
Do you hear me? Stand out of the way
would save the poor supe in the flies
Pm the heavy swell in the foyer.
"Streets of New York" at Harris
BijOu next week.
Fine varieties at the Globe.
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RECTOR KEanE,s WELCOME.
A Distinguished Gathering Grcets the
Bishop.

Bishop.
II was n brilliant assemblage of clergy
and professional men that gathered NJ
Welcker's last night upon the occasion
of the dinner given the Right Rev. John
T. Keane by the reverend clergy of
Washington. The guests were ushered
in by Rev. Father Kirwin, and after
grace had been pronounced by Bishop
dinner was laid Hon. A. Leo Knott
presided over the meeting and an
nounced the first toast, "Our Holy
Father, Leo Kill" The Rev. Father
Chappelle responded to this toast and
dwclt at length upon the successful eff
forts Of Pope Leo to advance the cause
of education in America.
Mr.. A. Porter Morse responded to
the toast of "The President OF the
United States" after which Rev. Father
Mackin read letter from Cardinal
Gibbons expressing his regret at not
being able to attend the banquet. The
toast of "His Eminence, our beloved
Cardinal" was responded to by Rev.
Father A. Magnify, who gave an in
tercsting account of the Cardinals life.
Bishop Kcano responded TO the toast of
"Our Honorcd Guest RI. Rev. Bishop
Kcanc." After this Father Garrigan
made an interesting speech to the toast
of "Thc Catholic University of Amer.
lea" The three other toasts, "Our
Sister Universities, "Our Beautiful
City ard THE Press" were responded
TO by Rev, j. IIavens Richards, ex.
Commissioner Webb and Editor Frank
liatton, respectively.
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A Timely Warning.

According to Florida paper, n firm OF
produce dealers In Cincinnati sent fruit
raiser, DR.. Harris of Citra, Fla, a check
for $50 as the total proceeds of the sales of
Two carloads Of oranges Knowing that he
had been swndled, DR.. Harris went to Gin
cipnati, and having discovered by the aid OF
a detective that the net sales Of the lot
amounted to 81 $40, presented his claim for
the 81, 100 out OF which he had been
swindled. II was quietly paid him, with
confession by the firm that they had not
Leon smart enough to beat him. The
orange growers Of Louisiana, says the New
Times Democrat, OF New Orleans, have
had similar experiences with whole
Sale fruit dealers in some of the Northern
cities. Nearly every fruit-grower and
truck farmer In the South has been victim
lied TO some extent in the same way. The
only safe plan for those who have raised
crop OF fruit or vegetables to sell Is 10
make sure that II Is handled by honest
agents when 1t reaches the market. A
number OF farmers have gone into the
mclon'raising business in South Carolina
this year for the first time. They should be
careful TO profit by the experience of the
Florida orange-grower and of their neigh
bors nearer home.-[Atlanta Constitution,
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TuN GooDs FoR Hor w rArurn
SEA TON PERRY


INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS COM.
pLETE STOCK OF NEW IMPORTED WHITE
novelties IN EMBROIDERED WHITE
ESPECIAL BARGAINS" IN PLAIN, PLAID
AND STRIPED NAINSooKS AND INDIA
NOVELTIES IN HEMsTITCHED INDIA
NEW PERSIAN, LAWNS, FRENCH MAIN.
WELT PIQUEs, FRENCH MUSLINs AND
WHITE PURE LINEN LAWNS AT LOWEST
NEW PLAIN WHITE AND FIGURED IN.
Ola DIMITY AT zoe. and BIC.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED WHITE
PIQUE AND BATIsTE ROBES.
pb nANp PINF En To F ~ sA piE
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENA.
DIMES AND HERNANIES AT LOWEST
NEW BLACK CREPE DE CHINE AND
CANTON cREPEs, RANGING FROM s1.a5
4 GREAT NOVELTY IN LupIN,s BLACK
Ron BORDER BLoCK PATTERN). As
SEW PR pIRE 81 EH5l RRocADED eRENA-
"GREAT BARGAINs'' IN a7.iN. PRINTED
GENUINE INDIA SILKS AT Zoe; FORMER
rEt oioI S1S PR ana IN PRINTED PURE
800 PIECES FINEST QUALITY PLAIN
AND FIGURED FRENCH SATEENs RE-
D9 900 Pieces nS rs af hAhp SCOTCH CLING
HAMS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, 80
INCHES WIDE. RANGING FROM csc. to soc.
IMMENSE STOCK OF AMERICAN GING.
HAMS, OUTING CLOTHS. CIIALLIs, PER.
Gales AND BATIsTEs, RANGING FROM
~. .ssc: 70 ISc; ooono pr AIN rro,r,pe
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M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters containing Cur
rency TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans. La.
New Orleans, La.

lana siata et dnai ine envy genuine LOUIS US
state Charter, are recognized by the highest
Courts, are invariably signed by M. A, DAu-
pHIN, President. Endorsed by Generals BEAU
REGARD and EERLY, Supervisors OF the Draw,
ngs and guaranteed by National Banks of
New Orleans, as to the payment OF Its Prizes.
NoNE OTHERS ARE GENUINE.
All so-called Supplements, '"original Lit
tie louisiana or other limitations with I'm,
lawful use of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company's name, by persons unknown, under
assumed or fictitious names, are attempts TO
deceive the public by false pretenses, offer
ing no guarantee whatsoever
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR Is the
Price Of the smallest part or fraction OF u
ticket issued in any drawing Anything In
our name offered at a less price Is either q
counterfeit or q swindle.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-22
Grand CIosing-Out Sale
Silk and Beaded Short Wraps

We have concluded to
close out the entire stock OF
Beaded Pelerines and Silk
Short Wraps this month, and
to that end have made the
following extraordinary re-
auctions. Although we re-
frain from quoting the for
mer price on account OF the
gross abuse of the practice
by others, we can truthfully
assert that the reductions
are extraordinary, and the
offering well worth your
greatest consideration.
These are mostly Imported
Wraps, manufactured for
this seasons best trade:
ietted sleeves, sizes "a and 80. Reduced to
Cardinal Cloth Short Wrap. with black
beading all over Reduced to s..
1 Black Cut Jet Pelerine, an elegant wrap,
size 49, Reduced to $40.
2Black Faille Franchise Short Wraps, with
Empire" sash ends, trimmed with real cut
jet, sizes 30 and 80. Reduced to $3.50.
eBlack Falllc Franchise Short Wraps, with
lace sleeves, sizes % and 30. Reduced to
$3.50.
1Cardinal silk Velvet Short Wrap, with
SIS. " wv
sElegant Black Zouaye short Jackets of
Jetted Silk Net, sizes 80 and 80. Reduced to
SIS.
Elegant Black Short Wrap OF Lace and
Ribbon, trimmed with jet, size 81. Reduced
TO $50
Elegant Black Armure silk Mourning
Wrap entirely covered with dull Jet and
trimmed with the new style Shower Fringe,
size 81. Reduced to Sl5.
Black Fable Franchise silk Mourning
Wraps, trimmed all over with dull jet, sizes
~, 30 and %. Reduced to SIS.
Black Silk Mourning wrap, deliberately
trimmed with dull jet, size 40. Reduced to
small lot of silk Short Wraps, with real
lace and real Jet trimmings sizes 81, 3S aud
40. Reduced to SEQ.
Also three elegant styles In Black silk
short Wraps richly trimmed, sizes 30 and 80.
Reduced to s25.
AS these are this seasons
shapes, they will also be
worn next season to a great
extent, hence it would pay
to purchase now for next
spring, as these prices are
half and less than half.
crhird Hoor.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + SITS. N. w.
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No, 937 Penn, Ave.,
NEAR TENTH ST.
telephone, 10

During the summer we
clean up and clear out in
order to get ready for the
Fall and Winter trade. So,
if you wish to buy a Piano
or Organ, that has been out
at rent or taken in exchange,
by buying now you can get
the advantage Of summer
prices and save a great deal
of money. We have Up
right Pianos at all prices
from $I25 upwards; Organs
-$22, $a7, and SO on. All
kinds of Musical lnst.u-
ments at a reduction. We
want the room, and we must
get rid of the goods. Now
is your great opportunity.
We are sole agents for the
Bohemian Music Paper
straw tinted-and will not
blot or spread the ink; only
40 cents per quire.
And also for "Harris'
Sheet Music Binder" for
repairing torn and damaged
music. A box containing
sufficient to mend forty
pages of music only rs cts.
The Arion Guitar, only
$I2; the American Conser-
vatory Guitar, only SIS; the
Washburn Guitar, from $25
upward. All American
made; guaranteed not to
split or warp, and to be
fretted absolutely correct.
We keep everything kept
in a first-class Music Store,
and we do not hesitate to
say our Sheet Music De-
partment is the largest and
most complete in the city.
Special terms to teachers
and those entitled to a dis
count. Come and see our
store and avail yourself OF
our summer prices.
1n11M TI1In n m
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CRY sPECIALs.


hfBAuGn's.- -"Thc Black Hussar."
HAHms' BIJou.--J ;. Murphy.
CtoBE Varieties.
CYcfoRAMA. Battle Of Bull Run.
EpEfi's. summer Garden.
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The Young PeopIes, LINTON.

The Young Peoples Union OF the Church
OF the Reformation held their regular meet.
last evening at the residence OF Miss Emma
Fildyoss, No. 62l Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. A large attendance OF members
and visitors were present The next regu-
lar meeting will be held at the residence
Of Mr. Theodore Wetzel, No. 407 Fifth
street southeast.
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vestibuied Trains to New York

The b. & o. express leaving Washington
AT 4;2O ,. m. daily is composed exclusively
OF vestibuled cars, and II reaches New York
IN as quick time MS the fastest train on any
other line. No extra fare Is charged for
fast time or yestibule train service on the
The Washington critic., 1889-05-22
uoreb,on A. Co.'S Cut Figures

six.piece parlor suite $3.50.
Three piece oak bedroom suite, $3.50
Elghtpeco dning.room suite, s25 10.
SlKroom. complete with rugs and furniture
Tor a cottage, 500. Can II be done? See
W. II. HougiToN & Co.,
1918 and leo Il st. n. W.
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This popular installmcnt establishment, at
$50 and g32 Seventh street n. w, Is receiving its
full supply Of spring and summer goods, viz.'
able bedroom sets In solid oak, also new
mattings, baby carriages, carpets, etc. Par.
ties desiring to furnish their houses can find
puythng they might want IN Rudden's on q
cash basis with easy weekly or monthly pay.
ments to suit the purchaser
The Washington critic., 1889-05-22
FASTEST Trains In America.

The fastest trains In America are the 49,
minute trains between Washington and
Baltimore via b. & o. II. Il. They have
been nInping for years and are safe and
Glire
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The yellow wagons of the Independent Ice
Company traverse all sections of the city and
H. suburbs aud dispense the best quality OF
knnnrhrc icc nj tho lowest rates.
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children shouldn't Suffer with the

For the want Of light clothing. We have
elegant childs suits for $3.50 and SO 80.
EIsEMAN BRos., It'll and +, Children's De
Dartment
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Lightning Rods, New and Repaired.
orders by postal promptly attended TO
Electric bells speaking tubes.
j. IL kuEmLINa, l!l2 Pa. ave.
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The police Of Budapest are investigating
truly marvellous case. A boy at the Pub
lie Grammar School has confessed TO his
father that he has for some time past taken
money from the till In his shop, being or
dcred to do so by man who had made him
the subject OF experiments In hypnOtlsm.
Tho father went TO the school authorities,
and Il was discovered that whole class OF
boys were In a similar plight. They acted
IS ''mediums,n aud by process known az
"suggestionn were made TO steal money
from their parents and bring 1t TO the ardent
Scientist In question. The affair Is still
wrapped In mystery, and Is the one topic Of
conversation.-[P Pail Mall Gazette.
No MAN on WOMAN can afford to be With
nut WANNA Acfna al aaLino
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Are Superior to Any in the
Market.

they highest types European grapes
planted to the most fruitful valley in California
Because many variescac from the known grape
that particular consequently they from
toycOr important fact with druggists and consumers
they by APP
proved methods.
they full juice produced the
by natural only They artificial color
ing matter, no sugar no crude alcohol
they public they
for botling.
vineyard California producing gallons
yearly Only the Oldest and this bottle
Sold carries on its label the of the vineyard.
have ample twenty feet under ground
where the until bottled that
the and handling of wines important the making
Because have irresponsible agents and hold ourselves responsible
for the quality and perfect condition of every bottle sold
ship any Mississippi river
lots of four with safety and for
han like wine can be purchased elsewhere
permanent basis purchase
money wine which proves unsatisfactory
IL Because large duplicate orders
~ Because Mr. H. W. cbb the of the KaOn vineyard after
exhaustive European vineyards and all the
making has of his life industry American
wine production and descrvc stands head with reputation
valuable to jeopardizc.
average grapcs-otcn
careey made often doored artificial flavor
ket too young, after an enforced Qualification
IA Because tcnths the ocad imported spurious
tended with water and alcohol favored and coo ut the market
DRUGGISTS SHOULD BUY FROM US.
the
foreign and invite analysis
The public generally should buy ToKaon Wines, have
a business a
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public generally buy put
hand
here TO do legitimate business for legitimate profit
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A Present to their Chief.

The ladies of the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing yesterday presented their
chief, Mr.. Il. o. Graves, with a handsome
bouquet. II Is expected that Mr.. Meredith
viii be appointed Chief of the Bureau this
week
Washington Safe Deposit Co.. DIG Pa.
ave. Storage Department all above ground.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-22

For Washington Dressed Bee

Ask for t. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager
Beer For sale bv all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-22
MEDICIL.

K6nlT OlTTV A POSITIVE CURE FOR
I'M lIVI LOST or Falling MAN
Weakness OF Body and Mind, Lack OF
Strength, Vigor and Development, caused by
Errors, Excesses, sc: Mode Of Self.treat-
ment and Proofs mailed gsealed) free. Address
ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-22

WAsHlHGroH SAFE DEPOSIT Co., 9i6 Pa.
"c, rents safes as low as 20 per year.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
INIPORTANT.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money orders issued by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange,
Addressed
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DRUGGISTS SHOULD BUY FROM

TO- Because adulon Justification banies
exceptions goods
foreign substances and invite the
The Washington critic., 1889-05-22

No MAN on WOMAN can afford to be With
out Wollf's Acme Backing.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24
ADVENTURE VITA SHARKS


Nsas~s Ft.hsT@aa
n happened while o Boston Globe
writer was paying a visit to q fisher
man iriend not long ago that the das-
gers outside Of ashing itself came up
The latter related the iollowlng ua-
varnished tale
! shall never forget the time when !
vas a haad In a small hshlng vessel
thai ,eaded the Boston market The
weather vas very warm and hsh
soasce, some of the old hands thought
some kind oi . destructive hsh Vas
playing havoc. Tor set our travis where
we would. they we're skinned A. clear
a. though the job was done By hand.
One cyening two men thai went In
dory No , brought the news that
sharks uere picaty and we had better
ship 70 some other berth The anchor
was eatheadcd. salla holssed. and g
course laid out that would briag us to
JcfFries haak. which lies about thirty
OF thir,y-ave miles oa Portland. The
next morning We were In our doriea
and proceeded 10 set our Ashlag gear.
Ny partner and took the outside on
the western end and all weat veil; we
we're hauling In ash Tor half an hour.
with every promise Of = good eatch.l
vas haallng the trawl al the time.
and felt suddea tag and yank that
very nearly took me out Of the bow Of
The dory.
| knew Il was sharks In q minute.
and stopped haullng 10 see N they
would show mp. Sudaenly there wss
. twiteh and pull harder than ever.
and hauled awav as lively a. posi-
bic. knowing be would bite the line n
he could W clear himself
! ipalled and ha tngged. but kept
the line coming all the time First he
woald toe us In one direction and thea
in another. go | surmissd we bad him
BY the tall and told my partner 70
have q sharp kniis ready 20 cut away.
After . loag and hard drag gos
him 20 the top Of the water and found
that he had taken two good hitshes
aroand his tail and vas working
hard 20 get clear The nest thlng 10
do Vas 10 get his tail on the rail Of the
dory and eut clear. A stroag pall By
both ef 10 placed him a. our mercy,
then | looked overheard 10 zee the
kind of . chap we had. and II any
thlng would make . Asherman feel
blue u would be o look from that
sngry maa-e.isne shark that We wsre
fast 10 he would curl up In . bow.
look a. us with these cold eyes. ana
slat hla BODY about In . very dsngsr.
ous manner; but tha line was slrong.
and we bad him secure
1hs oaly thing SO corld DO wns 70
cut Of bis tail and les hlm 20 clear Of
the tFmwL and my pnrtasr hald on %
one side Of his taft While mssd the
knIiA IN mlasss be WAs elsag. and
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24

With back and belly nas 10 propsi
With. dove Tor the bottom. leaving O
trail % blood after him that knew
would eanse troabla
lie came up with q rush. jumping
fall length out of the water. and
dropped so close 10 our dory thai ths
splash nigh swamped rs We hauled
away clear Of him. and after We got
our gear we started 10 row for the ves-
sci After rowiag Cor Q short distance
we were In the midst Of a school oi
man-eailBg sharks thai bad scented
the blood Of their maim>d relative.
Ny partner was rowing a pair Of new
oars and they attracted the sharks
They made sRaD after snap al the
blades. 40 ~ our dory was deep load.
ed wsh ash they appeared 10 thiak we
would he an easy prey.
No hard did they press us thai the
new oars had to ha taken IN aud hsh
thrown overheard 10 distract their AZ.
tantlon.
We were within q quartsr-mile Of
the vessel aud had succeeded In shak.
ing on AL but one Of them. lie wa.
smart euss. and would purr up along
side the dory like a eat and never left
us until we reached our vessel aud we're
safe aboard
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24
ORIGIN of IDAHO.
nsw . Fsstis saaaa Came ts Ne Applies
90 . rFsspsFsas rerrttsrv.

nsw . Psstis saaaa Game to ns Appllsa
tss rFsspsssas resritsrv.
From time 10 time something ap-
ears In the public prints connectlng
the name of Joaqaln MiiisH wiaA lho
origin Of the wowl sfdahc@ In whleh
a. 10 alwa1s rialm@a that a. wnrsl h
sssisls ssssisl vi &c - .n'Hss.s. %
shsle both us-s travelling lnrUugh thn
hez Rsree csuntry IN sha snmmer ~
1851. Miller Il SAID 70 give culonal
Craig credit for composing the word
from elements found IN the Nvs r~rco
language and which Craig 10 said 10
have arst pronounced Edaho. applying
the word 10 the appearance of q neigh
boring mountain. upon whosa summit
something was seen 10 glisien like
diamond or gem This was no doubt
the origin Of the Millor-Craig gem of
the mountains, but not ~ the genuine
article nor the word idaho"
In the spring oi ls6n several month.
before the discovery Of gold had az.
tracted the poet Of the slerras" into
The Nez Perez country. n steamboat was
built Al the upper cascades on the
Columbia river under the auspices Of
the Oregon steam Navigation Com
pany; ani when the steamer vas
launched the word Idaho appeared In
its appropriate place a. the name Of
the vessel The dshnitlon Of the word
then given 20 tho world vas gem Of
the mountains" aud tho word was
then said to have been taken from tho
language Of Que oi tho Indian tribos
inhabltlng that portion Of the Colum-
hia river valley. some efforts have
been made 10 6nd out who II was that
arst suggested that name for the steam
or. but thus far without success.
The steamer Idaho piled upon tho
waters Of the Columbia during tho
spring. summer and autumn Of 1850.
and lts name vas quite familiar 10 all
who travelled through the country that
year When IL became necessary to
and a name for the naw Territory.
which was organized In March, lsG1
somebody. probably salHelua Garfield.
suggested the name Of the old steam
boat that had been long since used up
and relcgated TO the bone yard ~
Il Idaho Statesman.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-10-24
$500 A YEAR.
Prrn AND POINT.

--Choosa the course you adopt Win
elaboration; bat when you have
adopted II then psrsovero Ia u with
nrmnesA
a country doctor Who owned
smok e-houss hung out q slgui Ton
sumption aud hams cured '--losas
Sitting.
-Power IL 80 oeharacteristically calm
that ealmness itself has the aspect
Of power. and forbearanee Implies
strength.
Little disputes before marriage
are great ones after 10, as Rortborly
winds. which ara warm Ia summer.
blow keen and cold In winter. N 4.
Ledger
1t will be- recollected that one Of
Sir Walter SCOTS sayings was, that
Whatever might bc said about luck,
II 10 skill that leads 10 fortune"
A communist ia oaa who has yearh-
ings Tor an equal divisioa Of unequal
earnings. ldlor 90 burglar. ha j. will
Ing to fork out bis penny and pocket
your shilling
The art oi puiilng the right men
In the right places is hrst In the
science Of government bat that of
finding places Zoe the disseminated l.
The most difiicult Iallcyrand
Pay a. you 60. Is a motto that
Is IN no way related to tho phrase ''go
as you please" This truth i often
brought cut with great emphasis. --
Merchant Traveller
Humility i 10 mako a right esti-
mate Of ono's self u l. no humility
for man t0 think less Of himself than
he ought though IL haight rather puS-
ale him w DO that Spurgoon.
We can not afford ~ suspect every
body because certaln persons have de-
ceiyed uS There are such things as
honor and integrity tn tho world. and
u Il for us. intelligcntly and ruasona-
bly 10 look for them aud dad them
Wien men cease io trust each other
the foundations oi society will bo dis
turlsad. United Presbyterian
There is not very much iun In this
world. but tou always expect some to-
morrow. We don't cling 10 life -
much because wo are having such
good time, bat because w. hope 10
have Man never IL. but always to
b. blest" Nobody living doubts foe
moment that he deserves 10 bo blessed.
A fellow whO has been born with
gold spoon Ia his mouth aud on whom
fortune has waited with absolute SCR
Witty ell his life, resents a trouble. an
Illness OF a loss Of monoy with intonsi-
~ II does not seem fair san Fran
cisco Chronicla