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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
A STATE WAR.
A Conflict Imminent Between Maryland
and Virginia.

and Virginia.
RICHMOND, VA, December IA con-
flict between the States of Virginia and
Maryland seems imminent, in con.
sequence of the proclamation Of
Governor Jackson, throwing open
the waters Of Hog Island and
Flats to dredgers. Gov. Lee received a
telegram from NJ. T. Smith. Attorney for
the Commonwealth of Northumberland
county, setting forth the situation of af-
fairs, whereupon Gov. Lee telegrsphed as
follows:
capt. Foster, commanding, State
steamer Chesapeake, Forfolk, Va:
"Mr. Lewis enjoys certain rights un-
der the law of this State It is my
duty to see that such law is executed.
You are instructed therefore to fully pro-
tect Mr.. Lewis in his rights. The law OF
one State can not be repealed by the proc.
lamation Of the Governor of another.
"FITZHUGH LEEN
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nnnnlo nms psughter MarrIsd.

NORTH PLATTE, NEB, December l.
The marriage Of Miss Alta L. Cody,
daughter Of W Cody, and Horton s BOal,
both Of this city, wss celebrated at the
residence Of the brides parents last even
log. Many costly and elegant presents
were received from home and abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
RaItImore WIthdraws.

BALTIMORE, December 1.-The Balti-
more base ball club has rendered its resig-
nation IS a member of the American AS
sociation, and will in all probability be-
come member of the Atlantic Associa-
tim
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

WoRcs ;, MASS, December l -
Murphy. pitched in Syracuse last year,
sipued a herhOOd contract to play IN
Brookiyn day. Burkett signed with
the Wore ers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
Miners Locked Out.

BERLIN, December Three thousand
coal miners Of Essen, at q meeting to-day,
appointed a COMMITTEES to see to removing
the lockout against the agitators connected
with the recent strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
IurIsdlotIon in No Mans Land.

Topeka, KAs, December Judge
Brewer, ofthe United States Court, yes
terdsY decided that No Mans Land was
under the jurisdiction Of the Eastern Dis
tfict of Texas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
READY FOR THEFIGHT.
IGLAU / TUIG / LII L IUII / (.
THB DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF THR LOWER
H0USR.
Prepared For Any Attempt 10 Unssat West Virginia
Msmbsr-A Plan Of Action Agreed on Re-
port Of the Secretary Of Nayy-Gen-
sral Washington News.
Special Telegram 10 he ReoisrsY.

Sptc1dl Iek0rdm 10 ne Re0t0teT.
WASHINGTON. D. O., December IA
conference of the Democratic Cougressmen
from West Virginia was held this after
noon. Senator Kenna and Representative
Turner, of Georgia, formerly Chairman Of
the Elections Committee, being present,
with Anderson, Jackson, PendletOn and
Wilson. The object was TO acquaint Tur-
ner with the details OF the cases that he
may be prepared to fight for Democratic
rights. Turner exprassed himself as con-
fident of the resultr While few irrespOn-
sible Republicans, ike Houk, Of Tennes-
see, are making threats, the general opin-
ion is that the Republicans will not at
tempt any high handed measures.
REPUBLICANS ON RECORD.
Too many of their leaders are on record.
In the Forty seventh Congress, with Re-
publican majority, Lowe, of Alabama, un-
dertcOk to set aside the Governors certifi-
cate given to Wheeler. Robinson and
other prominent Republicans declared that
regular certificate was conclusive priHd
fdcie evidence, and the resolution attack
ing Wheeler's seat was tabled by vote so
nearly unanimous that no division was
demanded Many Of the present Republi-
can members voted to sustain Wheeler's
case.
Though not spprehensive the Demo
Gratis are determined to be fully prepared.
They are united and resolute, and unless
assurances are given that the Republicans
will proceed orderly, the Democratic
caucus will arrange for the defensive. Some
of the Republicans like Mckinley are out
spoken against any effort to attack regu-
larly certified members, except by refer
euce by committee and it is safe to say
there will be no trouble except such as
may be caused by individual action, and
that will be temporary. This agitation
has developed a marked sentiment Of
conservatism among the Republicans, not
few of whom are convinced that the
ntxt House will be Democratic. and they
want to avoid any precedent that would
then rec0il upon Republicans.
HIS NAME Is MUD.
Mudd of Maryland, who has been assert
ing thathe would promptly be seated In
place of Compton, has been calling attention
to the fact that he was permitted to remain
in the Republican caucus yesterday, though
not allowed to vote. He argued from this
that the Republicans stand prepared to
seat him and when this YVES combatted
Mudd stated that the West Virginia Re-
publican contestants were refused the
privilege Of seats in the caucus. Ii ap-
pears that such a request was negatived,
but it is claimed The action of the caucus
in fact signifsd nothing in favor of Mudd.
He entered the hall before the caucus and
was not ejec ted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
French Election.

PARIS, December I'M. Richard, Re-
publican, has been elected member of the
deputies for Rouen.
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THE rosy freshness, and velvety soft
ness of the akin is invaTisbaly obtained by
thoseyho use Pozzonis Complexion Pow
der.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"a Legal Wreck. /"

"A LeBai Mrtch
OF Gillette's comedy, "a Legal Wreck, "
which is to be produced at the Opera
House Wednesday and Thursday even
iugs, the Philadelphia CAL says: Gil
lette's latest play, "a Legal Wreck, " was
produced at the Arch-street Theatre last
night for the irst time in Philsdelpbis.
1t made big hit and will have a success-
ful run in this city. The author has
chosen 10 call his play a comedy, bat the
majority of the large audience Last night
went away impressed with the idea that
there was more Of the melodramaiic than
of comedy in it. Whatever it may be
called it is entertaining al times intensely
70: at times very funny and never dull.
The performance throughout was excel
lent.n
Reserved seats go on ssle at ROuse's
Tuesday morning.
The following is copied irom the Mem
phis Appeai OF recent date:
"The entertainment last evening was
admirable from fret to last, fully up to
the standard promised, and at once Won
the sympathy AMI plaudits of the au-
dience.
Mr.. Weeks is nearly enough master Of
the violin to draw surprisingly fine music
from it and hold his audience in attentive
stiffness. Miss Telfiir has q pure, sweet,
sympathetic soprano voice and ability to
use it to the greatest advantage. Miss
Samson ia unquestionably a reader Of
more than ordinary skill, possessing q fne
stage presence sad a striNingly modulated
voice. Miss Glazier's power over the piano
is next to complete. Her touch ia superb,
whether in the soft or forte passages, and
the various intermediate grades. F"
The company will appear 81 the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall on Toes
day evening.
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Loss OFLIFE CERTAIN.

Wen Cooped Up IN the Flames without
Means OF Escape
MNNEAPOLIs, December 1.-The tir'
was a fierce one while it lasted, and it wal
due TO ihe effective work Of the depart
ment that the flames we're kept from
spreading 70 the frame buildings on the
adjacent lots. The plan of the building
was such az to make il well nigh impOssi
bic for any who delayed after the alarm
had been given TO make their escape fern
the building. As there we're not less thar
ore hundred men on the upper stories al
the time time the tire broke out, and the
warning was late as we'll as the means o.
egress limited, some loss Of life was Ger
tainty.
THE BUILDING DANGEROUS.
Several times there have bsen small
fires in the building, but they were quick
ly extinguished, 80 that although al
realized the combustible nature Of the
building, 8 warning was less likely to bs
heeded The building bas been con
s'dered dangerous for some time. It's loose
construction allowed the heavy machinery
to ar the whole building. There was but
one escape, and it VS. at the end
Of the building, where the
fire ragged isTcest. The single stair was
spiral. narrow aud dark and wound around
the elevator shaft Three years ago the
inadequate FIRE protection Of the building
was considerably sgitated, the matter be-
ing taken mp by the Trades and Labor As
sembly and carried finally to the city Off
cials, an astempt being made to have the
building properly protected or condemned,
but nothing came of it. Since that time
no changes have been made in the build.
ing.
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DoRcAs THE BENEFACTREss.

Further. we see Dorcas the beneiac'ress'
History has told the story of the crown ;
the epic poet has sung Of the SWORD; 9 Il ths the
n lstoral poet, with his verses full OF the
LsSoIsnee ,So of clover tops, and a rustic with
tbs six of the corn, bas sung the praises
Of The nlow. tell you the praises OF the
needle \, From the fig lesf robe prepared
in the garden Of Eden to the last s1i.en
taken on the garment for the poor, the
needle has wrought wonders OF Kindness
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cl. li1 aeen weakened by the smoke and
-i-a sd that both soon fell Of, striking
ea ,ls roof of the Tribune boiler room,
.s1srso1 being dead when picked mp
A.Dlnlscn Jumped from the window
.--se rr he extension ladder, but his
aA'ds lpi and he fell 20 the pavement
le, bad been stretched TO catch him,
.-. la Rs too heavy for it. and, striking
-- @o11d was seriously iojured. He
,7e soa sitter. Pickett, Igoe, Miles and
-.-1ellol eare married men and Jen-
Al'l Was to have been married in a
rue Milman Lost his wife by
t,lNa,on a couple OF weeks ago and
800 ESQ ,esuued wOrk.
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liz ia believed the number Of victims will
reach twenty, and perhaps twenty-five.
bat until the debris oools OF positive IN
formation as to the loss cannot be obtain
si The department Withdrew from the
runs tonight, and the search for bodies
viii begin Just as soon as it Is considered
8'e
Tbs last man Of the Tribune editorial
si81 to leave the building was Charles AT
Williams. the managing editor, and el-
though bimseli badly burned about the
head aud hands. be gave the following
statement of how each Of those above re-
ported me-. with his death, having been an
eve witness CT the deaths Of all but one;
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
n REASON n

n isa,. tsas I've got = thing .s'n you. Par,o.
Nor ss IN the many tried M true. I've inst
there ev'rT week
rs not frr tits I've stayed away 30 many Sob
ba' days
From the Ii;,le nouarin meetia-house. where
OF I've fined II praise.
But listen-if yoa care TO knou-aa' I Win ten
o QUAIL
think tsas bout two year aeo, o. was il three
last fall.
The wealthy members voted that they'd have
the seats made free.
And NOS, o: rS vas willin' with the notion to
agree.
Perhaps the meanin' o. the word I didn't quite
underst and:
For the Sunday AFTER. v.ikia' long with Elsie
hand in ham
You know the little blue yed gir.; her mother
nov is dead:
And I An Elsie G1aip1: but let me go ahesd-
Vel tkrakin' o the Master, and how home-ltks
IL would be
To take . seat most anywhere, now that the
seats vas free:
walked in A. the open door. an up the center
aisle
An sat down tired. but happy, IN the light Of
Elsie $ smile.
listened % your preachin' With a Amen In
NV heart.
An when me nvmns Vas EtTeo out / tined %
do my parI.
An ny love seemed newly kindled for the one
erea: Power above,
An Sonetsin' seemed TO answer bach, .Foe
love I give thee love"
But when the benedictioa come. an We vas
pas:in' out
A few words whispered with my name. caused
me TO turn about
Twas not exactly words like these, but that
which meant IL ALL
ITS strange tna: peppers never know their
place is ev the wall"
L WASH I bout myself I cared. for what the
speaker said:
But the little blossom a. ny side with pretty
urturned head
An loOk1n down At Elsie there. I thought Of
Else mother.
An thoughts my oet'er natur' scorned, I tried
N vain 20 smother
I've teen TO meestn' twice since then. a Set
down by the wall.
But kept = teinkin thin kin It'll my thoughts
vas TUNED 10 gall,
An when tne old familiar hymns VAS given out
70 sing.
One look ., EIsies sh.atn' eurls would choke
ny utterin-
An 50, 1 thought il best awhile % stay 1t home
o. take . walk n neid or wood and there trace
out His WAS
Its better So nv old hear: said. -ihsa gather
with tie thong.
An lie; your .eeIias rankIe o er area, or faneied
wrong
But I'm prayinr Parson. all he time, N wish
you help me pray,
When one an all are gathered home, IA the
great comm dav:
When men are judged by homes. deeds, Al love
10 fellow men
shan: be thought = paUper. il the Ugh: Tn
seen n then
-kS-har.ne Il Terry. II Good HouSekeepiay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
AsxAroiaIaMsjuf h lafEs YoiIo~in,

AszAroikdd "a. July I'M YolIowine
.slsAsAsasSbs sav.a esAsegsA&CAerflas
i1f 1SS3 ybqAf.ejn,t completed ti1eF :
sxi16ipstion md have 6esn reSoHhS162d4
Et0SS RRif9Sd4Sats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iToais4 stsV14u Rsxesbs 6sqeeEn- ~
iHA1se.Afo.a;rfpio1. sseFs IS HteAi,
W5thiss3s'3 lss'S5Adso WXhsfsasI$ bssiSo
idkskqdlA6asj3a2i-Hs 1nbUitaab&
lTs&S%s yslIlss.;A A.s&ss.es.
&s.se = 2Ssaasas cississo.r
Ctafe1alt.. Of Aissoui4fiC SeIaai;
e IAoaRtgenaFssa11 Il aRaeHAeQe -,
ReaeGaeA;f9 hese ssistank s~rsiaeeEse
Buff. 81 s0dsfca6haa; tSSs nat Sn6sf
ia13A C4ass1 BtGikb unG1hs em9Ru 8R.
-o1rt u pRoSpC .:srarS zn1 b,,e- e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05
LIFE IN MADRID.
fhs Spanish CspisaI's Prado and It's Soaae.
tive Atracti0nA.

The Spanish Cspiears Prado aad It's Sodue-
tive attractions
Although the French fashionable
bonnets are gradually invading Spain
and becoming much in vogue among
the Spanish bellies. the elegant national
costume, the mantilla. is still FREEDOM.
mating. 1t is worn and arranged with
a natural grace which enchants the be-
holder. A Spanish lady seems always
to have some little matter to adjust
which sets OF to advantage the quiet
elegance OF her department. The man
tilla is drawn a little more forward or
gently moved q little less: it is crossed
in front OIL uucrOssed. and through its
transparent network Of blonde lace are
seen the lovely head and beautiful
throat rising from a bust of most ele-
CANT contour. These mantillas are both
white and black. but the latter are. to
my taste, the most becoming.
And the abanico. the fan! o. what
magic there il in that little zephyr
coaxing telegraph! Folded and IN
folded with q careless cas- which none
but Spanish women can display. moved
quickly in recognition Of a passing
friend. elevated. opened over the head
to frame it 81 to speak. the fan plays
an important and most attractive part
in the hand OF a Spanish LADY. During
the delightful summer nights, when
the moon sheds her pure light around.
the Prado presents the most romantic
picture. Canopied by the blue vault
OF heaven. with all its bright spangles.
many a love tale is there told and
listened to with favor. In the Prado
Is assembled nightly the cream OF the
society Of Madrid. and it may be said
with truth that there is a sociability
on this beautiful promenade that does
not exist in places Of analogous resorts
in larger metropolitan cities. Indi-
viduals and families are known to each
other. there is q succession Of saluta-
tons and greetings. and to a looker-on
i. seems As if the p~romenaders were
vast lines of family or friendly connec-
t&Oucs AUG SOSouAC0A 0u0 pOUIIC gar
den.. called '.las delicias," which adj
join the Prado. add greatly to the
beauty Of this lovely promenade.
The royal palace, which is zone Of the
most magnificent castles in Europe
rises dazzling white against thsestt Ell
the opposite side OF the city 8edthaieAr
Of 100 feet 1t is:buit o the site Of
the ancient Moorish Alcazar and occu-
pies an ara Of kA:o6O square fses.!Mea
MadfidLe4iar.f ~3i { asdi aTT>gsiI
a swxfm6f bees. attracted by ~ :
comb of honey Ii DIE window, sok'
possession ola Grbcery store in Rlaan-o
field: Nj. and put an end to business
6or the day. At night they were de-
ssroyed by burning stfphur.
~Ie
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

IN importance Of Treating Other Prop
esly-TakinG Part With the AboseA-
1rissdshiD Begets Frieadshspe
G0A the Truest Frieod.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

-" y" ="
2 sg.E L. -bzg9 sf rod
HFS:9; ysa.s=tT-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

swafm6f bees. attracted 81 ~ :
ecmb of h0neysi ii fsbe ,1indow,, sook
possession ola erbcery store In Hxn-l
field. n j.. and put an end to business
FOR the day. At night they were de-
ssroyed by burning stfphnr.
-Fifty-twa chicks from aftS ezgsis
. recosdthata LsnaweeC County Mich.-,'
msn proudly presents In behalf Of ons
Il hs Matching hens
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

rl..L a. -Iiii-5 - 1s-- 80 - y 1881
- zlfroT
stfisg
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

prophesvirZ We shall have q summer Of
unparalleled scorch. 1t will not Be tb4t
at all I think We are going to haze 8
summer Of great harvest and universal
health: NJ any rate / know as much |. houe
it "a they do Last fall all the weAshst
prophets agreed in saying We should have
Q winter o: extraordinary severity. big.
xard on the heels OF blizzard. \ wa tAX
mildest winter ! ever remember to Fave
passed Indeed b aataiia and 'tas
spring almost showed winter Ous 81; the
procession. Real troubles have no heraids
runnine IshGad 10 theis -somber -eharioes
and NO !. bas. nJ authority nj ;ka4l
to announce their coming. Load vour.eH
ND With helpful words and d<ed< The
hymn sncs sung in Dus cAasfh IS 10 unfit
to b sung For it
We shoaAd suspect some danger
Where We posses delighh-uu
RI ;SbsrISsSias. hilAIixIs 10 fvep im1SsAr.
cradle all the time, 1s&Si4 76op1 mga
the pianos = quarter ota century aao was
right: * nd -words" W die" Such
kind words bsye their nests in kip4 hpaHks
.ax6 when they are hstched 09t and ..aks
wing they circle round h 62dnss TIA
nsyer esssAia1d, lpeStaA4EsaNseas5ps
sssss ii ss; ,s.. IVA VA :e I'D ses q s !s:|I 5s 81;
NNHAfoAntHamsE1hop btoaDslAah0dks
Of Hea!s9. A. DaltiNass A. dsHAse
I TALKED into . p6onoGraPn. The sTInder
the woSaSSsl ssdf q IS
WAahjAGtoss sud IT,. nenx dap snAt
.cylindeE frum another. phaaogranhie in.
strumsnt, Wien turned, gave hack 10 ne
tie vayavSPds had oftefedtASdGy67
fore, and With the same intouatiovL;
Scoid into the phonograph .anast. vail
scofd 0back rU0f mfia words fnko a
phsnogssphya md bas VIM sPstsfnsrtke
eeuthsnassz .Socissy iEssds 4thaoz aesidy
and the chuIcheA. an. ~ phonp,
graphs. Give M aceibitv IA
so00A : fEtatoenA -aD1l 1.eh6ty I'D
FeasA t.seinsek Jon will ssshase at.e
7.ls5 s9is = itx aae5-is sE b=f..z,ra
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-05

/. asa.s t .s5 Is .iisf.
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THE SPRINGFIELD ROADSTER BICYCLE!
Moderate Prices Good Quality Hill Climbing Safety Speed
are features of merit which lead.
RECORDS For 1885.

L. A W. meet at Baltimore, Nd three victories Woodstock,
professional record, May
ne safety and one mile team Toronto
wheel ana mile safety n.
all track record 244; three mile handicap
quar- III % on record; half mile dash,
best competition half mile
j. r. WELD, Medina, writes:
In club OF twenty Is ride Springfield ROad8er
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Winter weather on the Nile.

l am, however, forced to believe that,
so far as climate alone is concerned, the
average winter weather on the Nile from
November to April is as good as any to be
found for majority of those who need
mild, dry atmosphere, free from malaria
an element which must be carefully
considered by all in search of warm win
tiers. AS the Nile valley is seldom more
than ten miles wide between the deserts
and its average is much less-there must
be a purity of atmosphere therein that is
exceptional. 1t is cool and bracing, and
necessarily very dry-too dry, in fact, for
some invalids.
On the Nile, above Cairo, but not in
Guiding Cairo, fires are unnecessary dur
ing the winter days. Cotton, tobacco,
beans, and other plants very sensitive to
cold, continue to grow and blossom in this
season, and yet the heat is neither oppres-
sive nor facilitating, and wooden clothing
can be worn nearly all the time. The
nights, however, are cool and frequently
cold, and the variations from midday to
midnight, or rather to the early morning
hours, when the temperature is lowest,
are such as to require an amount of care
and caution on the part of invalids not
always easy nor likely to be exercised
William Smith Brown in Harper's Maya
zine
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Eagle Rock New Jersey, u times without dimount Corey
Boston, III times without dmOunt Stkney HILL
time and
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Dong Khan and His Brides.

Queen Hoang Quiphi is one of the young
est and loveliest of the hundred and odd
wives who help to make life pleasant for
his Majesty Dong Khan, the potentate of
AMMAN, and now that she has become a
mother is generally boss and overseer over
all other brides. The king can have all
the wives he wants. The clever idea of
exempting from taxation all his fathers
and mothers-in-law has been very success
full, and he has the choice of each seasons
debutantes. Theirs, however, is not the
life of an American girl who marries well.
They are divided into nine classes, and are
told off, thirty each day, to look after the
king, dress him, perfume him, polish and
trim his finger nails, and generally TO
make life easy for him.-The Argonaut.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-12
Muscle movements After Death.

DIR. Brown Sequard has just read a re-
markable paper before the French Acad-
envy of Sciences on the movements of the
muscles after death. Many PSYCHOLOGISTS
believe that these post nortem movements
are due to atmospheric causes. DR.. Sequard
controverts this, although he does not
deny that they may be partially brought
about by variations of the temperature.
He argues that the real cause of such
movements is to be sought in the vitality
of the muscles, which remains in a dead
body sometimes for forty-five hours after
death Frank Leslie's.
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sHURmAN AT 1T AGAIN.

The members the Lynn Cycle Club took
raeood
h
To
fta This localn
Park Hill
climbed
at a To
of
WoRID.l anu
We give you the facts Draw But remember
cur prices are moderate our goods warranted against
and good all around road wheel CATALOGUE FREE f
SPRINGFIELD BICYCLE MANUFACTURING CO. Conb Bostor Mass
- FOR SALE BY
PACIFIC HARDWARE co. Ed.
SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 12471m dim
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Manted to Re a Pirnte.

Washington Irving in his early youth
had a longing to go to sea and be a pirate.
He determined to make the attempt, but
wisely decided TO prepare himself for it by
preliminary experiences. He began by
eating salt pork. That made him sick.
He then slept for n night or so on hard
boards. That made him sore. 1t was
enough. He had no more desire to sc
away-Chicago Herald.
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American JeweIrv Abroad.

Experts say that the time is coming
when America viii export instead of i'm
port jewelry. American workers in gold
already surpass their English and French
rivals in variety and beauty of design.
French jewelry has an appearance of
himsiness. English jewelry is too heavy.
American jewelry furnishes the happy
mean-New York Sun.