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~ WILSON WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY,
HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN CO., PA.
This celebrated Whisky, most carefully and slowly
valuable health giving Chalybeate waters choice
small grain Rye, peculiar TO the renowned mountain
districts Of Pennsylvania and Maryland. and ripened
IN heated warehouses. ses-voysged and aged in the
warm salt air Of Bermuda. The oxides Of iron and
ther hooiogous salts found in the waters from which
this Whisky stilled render this Whisky invaluable
and uneaualed y tonic and rejuyenstor to those in
need Of strength, vitality, and vigor.
See certificate Of Prof. Tonry of the Baltimore Med
ical College:
1T is PURE, FREE FROM. .FUsEL OIL, AND CAN
THEREFORE, BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR
MEDICINAL USE ITS HIGH COLOR Is DUE TO
THE IRON PRESENT
~wM. p. ToNRY, Phi D., Chemist"
Ask your Grocer for WILSON WHISKY
THE ULMAN eoLDsBoRoUGH CO.
fe4-3m Baltimore, Nd
~ HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT WINES.
Imported exclusively in bottles bearing the
Government Protection Label on the neck
Tho best Ciarets. White Wines for table use and
medicinal purposes as recommended by
Prominent Physcisnsl
GEO. T. KENNEDY SONS.
1909 st. n. w.
Sole Agents Of the famous Royal Hungarian Govern
ment Wine Cellars Of Budapest tHungaryl f19-lm
R ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
~ Once Of the Columbia Railway Co.
ps.l as tue Sr 70 serve M
be held q tho Keilogg Baidine, st between l4th
! P.8 open from IL 10 O'Clock y. NJ.
f25tomhl2 Secretary.
o. INAUGURAL SUPPLIES FOR MEM
- Full Dress Shirts. lies Gloves, studs. Ho:
y, shields In short. everything pertaining to full
dress oeeasiohs. r. 7. HALL, s0S 81. NV. ja24-3m
49, BUY YOUR COAL. COKE AND wOOI
JOHNSON BROTHERS
the LEADING nrm in the District 5s5-3m
RS CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. CHEQUES
49, snd other securities. Commercial htho-
kraphy and designing. A. q. GEDNEX.
"A lou and streets tPost buildirR).
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HE ABUSES THE fEHALE NKNBERs OF HIS con-
PASY UNTIL ONE OF THEM KNOCKS HIN DowS.
CLEVELAND, March l1-Pat Rooney. the
vaudeville actor, was on q rampage yesterday
at Akron. Katie Rooney, Pats daughter re-
ceived a letter which Pat thought had been sent
her by stranger. The girl refused to show il
to him, and this made Pat angry. He immedi-
ateiy proceeded to get drunk and abuse the
female members Of his company. Mrs. How
ard. one of the actresses, finally cooled him
down by hitting him ON the head with q chair.
An officer was called, but when he arrived Pat
had disappeared. He had not been arrested at
last reports. Several members Of the company
declare that they viii not 60 any further and
1t is thought the company viii disband
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PERsosAI.-Ex Attorney General Wayne
Macveagh of Philadelphia, BENZ. Parker of
Boston, Henry D. stenwood Of New York, J. J.
Manatt of Lincoln, Neb., and James 8. Breese
OF Tuxedo Park are at the Normandie.-
Gen. VIM. Lilly Of Philadelphia, Edmund
Locke of Telodo, Henry Holt OF Mississippi,
Hon. C. A. Beigne and W. B. Deacon Of New
Jersey, Jas. Holroyd Of Albany, Arthur Rehan
of New York, and Robert Adrain Of New
Brunswick are at Willards.-T E. Elworth
Of Lockport, n. Y, and BENZ. Fiayer Of Sus-
pension Bridge, N. Y, are at the Arno.-
Hon. L. Grouse Of Fort Calhoun, Neb., ). G.
Hooker Of the navy, Z. L Rogers Of New
York, and Hon. A. L. Woodwork of Norfolk,
Va, are at the st. James.--R. d. Lawrence of
Springfield, NJ, Hon. Chas T. Beckviile and
Thomas B. Watson Of New Jersey are at the
Ebbitt--Walter L. Clark, Chester Holcou,-
be and Chas. Foster of New York, and w. T.
Sampson of Annapolis ore at the Riggs.-
Jansen, Miss Kate Field, A. w. Aronson, A. De
Noyellis and jas. T. Powers of New York.
Frank Gilbert Of Chicago, and John Birdssll
of Glen Core, N. Y, are at the Arlington
Mr.. w. +. D OBrien, Of the United Press, has
not improved any since yesterday. The best
that can be said In his case IL that he Il holding
his own. His father II with him. u
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Gov. Hux WIZ RxHAxx A B<cxxxos.-As
Albany special 70 the New YORK. So says: Gov.
David b Hill said to-day hat the runos 70 -
eject that hs vas 70 Be naxrisd = seronsoDa
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Mr.. DIcKINsoS's LAST AproINTMESrs.-The
following we're appointed assistant railway mail
superintendents at salary Of 81, 600 and "a per
day for expenses by Postmaster General Dick
inson on Saturday, March I'd: Eugene G. Finch,
District of Columbia; E. P. King, Atlanta, Ga. /;
Samuel Flint, Oakland, Cal; David p. Davis,
Cincinnati, Ohio; E. ). Ryan, Boston, Mass |;
o. L. Teachont, Austin, Texas; L. L. Frog, Chi
cago, nls.; L. J. Moss. Usage, Iowa; W. G.
Hickman, Fort Scott, Kans.; Albert Rodgers,
ALBANY. n Y
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SECRETARY TRACY TO RETURN TONIGHT
Secretary Tracy is expected to return tonight
from Brooklyn, where he went Saturday night.
He has large law practice there, and found
1t necessary to run over to attend to few i'm
portant loose ends. His son, who lives at the
family home in Brooklyn, isin charge of affairs
there, but it will probably be some time before
ton with any permanency. He will be obliged.
in the manner of his predecessor, to fly back
and forth over the line, yet he hopes to have
his business matters SO settled as to become
somewhat more of fixture than Mr.. Whitney
succeeded in being. He has postponed the
question of selecting Washington residence
until the fall. when his family will come on
Mrs. Tracy, being an invalid will be unable to
do much in the social way, but her place will
no doubt, be well filed by her daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-11

SENATOR HIGerNs has located his residenc.
at No. 1112 Connecticut avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- WORTH CONSIDERING.

WORTH CONSIDERING.
Advice worth considering is .'To find good tailor
and stick TO him." aspire to be your tailor. am
ready with new Spring stock and am in better trim
times is toward cultivated and refined taste
in Mems dress-both regards the quality OF the
materials and the quietness of the patterns--and
have selected my stock with view OF meeting TINS
demand. My shovings embrace the latest and best
products OF the most renowned manufacturers OF
both the new and old world. My London Trouser-
original and attract IN patterns yet shown Take
the stock whole, il is not surpassed in the Dis
trct This is not hyperbole. have the goods TO
substantiate the assertion.
aim at perfection in t, good taste. and best work.
manship and shall use the best class of triminings;
comers. and shall not hesitate to refund the money
to dissatisfied purchasers
do business upon strictly, cash bass-giye no
credit wbatever-so can readily afford to sell on
smaller marxin Of profit than generally prevails in
Tailoring. and you frori 10 to rs per cent
your patronage on the mere matter of price. for
recognize the fact that with many 1t Is secondary
To hang out sign reading Expert in Trousers"
or Expert in Tailoring is within the province OF
any tailor yet having originated the phrase Expert
in Trousers" shall demonstrate the truth Of it by
Hsying greatly enlarged my establishment and in
creased my working facilities solicit your patron
you you Sa1 seions customer fyoa viii lei me have
trousers to order, from IS up.
G, WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
EXPERT IN TROUSERS AND CASH TAILOR,
DOUBLE STORE-Cor 9th and g SITS. NV. mil -t
o. o. F.-HARMONY LODGE, No. O.
meeting TONIGHT arrangements will be made for
attending the funeral Of our late brother and
urer Adam L Rose p. G. Funeral on Thursday after
WILLIAM W. MILAN. Noble Grand.
WM. P. ALLAN. Recording Secretary. 1t
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Ex-President Cleveland has accepted an invi-
tation to speak next Saturday 1t the dinner Of
the Friendly Sons of St Patrick in New York
The Pennsylvanis 6oldiers' Orphans' schools
viii be closed in June, 1890.
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Last Honors to the Great Inventor.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE JOHN ERICSSON IN srv
YORK TO-DAY.

YORK To-pAr
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE funeral of John
Ericsson, the inventor, took place this morn
Ing, the cortege leaving the historic old Beach
street house just before II O'Clock Long before
that hour the roomy parlors Of the old mansion
were filled with the old friends and acauaintances
OF the deceased inventor, assembled TO nav a
last tribute Of respect The BODY Law in
the old-fashioned back parlor in a plain, black
cloth covered casket, with six massive silver
handles: Apiain silver plate on top bore the
inscriptions:
Died March 8. 1889, John Ericsson. aged
eIghty-hve years. seven months and seven days
There were but few floral offerings shown ar
the house, most OF those received having al
ready been sent to the church. There were in
the parlor, however handsome cross. bearing
the card OF w. =. Taylor, Mr.. Ericsson's late
secretary, wreath sent by the Swedish techni-
cal society of New York. Hunters regiment No
~, Royal Swedish army, sent two perfect palm
leaves. tied with a satin ribbon bearing these
words: Honor to the late commander ANON,
the first to arrive at the house were Mr.. Rars
the Swedish consul, and Mr.. Rowen, the vice,
consul, having come at the reouest
OF Baron Ericsson, nephew of the de-
ceased, to represent the family at the obseouies
Conductor and Fireman Killed,
READING, Pa, March 1.-THE locomotive of
a freight train on the Mahanoy division of the
Reading railroad ran off the track at ST Nicho
las yesterday. The engine and twelve cars
were wrecked. Benj Walker. the fireman. was
instantly killed, and Conductor John Gilkner
has since died from his injuries Both men
resided at Tamaqua. A brakeman had his
shoulder broken
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AN IRISH LANDLORD AND Hrs SISTER SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED BY USKxowN AssAssrNs
DUBLIN, March u.-While Mr.. CreaGh,
landlord in County Clare, and his sister were
driving TO church yesterday they were fred
upon by some unknown persons. Mr.. Creagh
and his sister we're hit BY bulIets, the latter's
dition.
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Suicide After a Lovers Quarrel.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE dead body OF Lena
Anderson. a domestic. found in her en-
ployer's kitchen this morning. She had COM
mitted suicide because of quarrel with her
lover, Ralph Hines a clerk a
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To co TO PARIs.-Mr. A. H. Clarke, Of the
Smithsonian institute, will be one Of the repre-
sentatives Of the United States government at
the Paris exposition. His particular branch of
the business will be the investigation of food
products on exhibition and also such other food
material as can be found in Paris. He win sail
on April f.
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INAUGURATION FUNDS GARxIsHEEp.-A suit
has been fled by J. r. Freeman against James
B. Neal, Of New York, for S575. for plants fur
nished for the inaugural ball room four years
ago. Mr.. Neal had the contract for the work
last week. but before entering on the work
assigned the contract. Freeman, on Saturday,
sued out writ Of garnishment, which was
served on Mr.. B. H. Warner and the latter has
returned answer that he has none OF Meals
credits in his hands.
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE stock market
opened this morning with a squirt Of activity
OF greater proportions than any seen before
this year, while the pressurc upon the list,
which was SO prominent on Saturday, was re-
newed, and first prices were from Il to "a per
cent lower than last weeks closing figures.
Northern Pacific preferred showing the heaviest
loss. The coal stocks. grangers. and Union
Pacific stood the brunt Of the attack but in
Reading, in which the dealings and crowd were
very large, there was believed to be large sales
Of long stock. The general list at first resisted
the pressure, and some stocks even rallied
slightly from the low figures Of the opening,
but the entire list soon gave way, and for the
first half hour the decline was steady. The
losses, however, in all except u few leading
shares were for small fractions only, and later
in the hour there was a full and sharp recovery.
Reading declined Is and st. Paul y, but in no
other stock was the loss of special importance.
though among the inactive shares Norfolk and
Western preferred dropped ~ and Michigan
Central per cent Outside of the stocks men,
toned there was very light trading and the
recovery made good progress, and at II o'clock
the market was only fairly active, and gener-
ally at a shade above the opening prices
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To PREPARE Book OF FoRMs.-The Secre-
retary of War has appointeda board of officers
which met at the War department to-day, for
the purpose of revising the blank forms now in
use in the army and preparing the book of
FORMS for issue. The detail is as follows:
Lieut.. Col. Beekman Du Barry, assistant COM
missary-general Of subsistence; Lieut.. Col.
Henry W. Lawton, inspector-geueral; Major
John P. Willard, paymaster; Major Charles r.
Greenleaf, surgeon; Major Theo. Schwan, as
sistant acknowledgements; Capt. John F. Rogers
military storekeeper; Capt. Thos. Turtle,
engineer corps; Capt Valentine McNally, ord
nance storekeeper; First Lieut.. Richard E.
Thompson sixth infantry acting signal officer
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ONE NEW TRIAL GRANTED AND ONE DENIED
In the case of Edward Golway, convicted of
robbery January and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for three years, Judge Montgomery
to-day granted motion for a new trial. In the
case Of Frank Washington, convicted of larceny
from the person, Judge Montgomery denied
the motion Tor a new trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-11

DE-. GuuL1r,s
ELIXIR AND PILLS,
THE BEST OF ANTI-BIIIoUs REMEDIES,
Used with the greatest success for the last sixty
PEARS in curing Constipation, Liver Complaints Pain
ful Digestion. Eptdemics, Fevers, Diseases Of the
Stomach. Dysenteris.
The genuine DR.. GUILLIES Elixir and Pills bear
the signature PAUL GAGE. NJ D.. 9 rue de Grenelle,
Paris.
Agents: FoUaERA CO., New York
Sold by all chemists mhll-m3m-lp
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INDIcrMKSTs BY THE GRAND JuRY. - The
grand Jury to-day returned indictments against
Thomas Stogle, assault with intent to kill
Frank Henson, February Is; John Jones, lar
ceny from person, pocketbook and contents
house-breaking in day Of A. Ebert, February
28, and John Thomas and Horace Tibbs, similar
ofense, house of Charles Banks, February l.
The grand jurors we're discharged till Monday
next
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Alaxative refreshing,
fruit lozenge,
very agreeable TO take for
,o-.-,r.-o-

hemorrhoids, bile,
loss Of appetite, gastric and
intestinal troubles and
headache arising
from them
T. q BILLION,
% Rue Rambuteau, PAria
Sold by ali Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

TIC real Industrial wealth OF Servis lies IN
is p.gs Gu. OF & population Of 5000 900,
7.0ol .CCJ walk ol foIr lcrss with an indepen-
dent air. sort OF "a pig and a brother as
sumption ot coequal rights and privileges
The Sersian pig L. certainly remarkable
animal, and TO other pis Is - self assertlve
so stroug. or 50 hairy a. he. We have seen
one of them while driving along by the side
of Lis master, insht oa alisEting where h.
pleased. which happened % be over TIE splash
board - persuasion or argument could III
duce him 20 alter his mind. and it was not ti!l
he hal trip9sd up the pony and upset tie cart
that he WIS satisfied.
The mature hogs coat is Of a deep red
brown and aS curly as d retrieyer's, turning
T. long cray bristles down bis back rs he al
vances n years. His presence is everywhere
visible or audible. He crops out on overy
hillside and from every thicSet sad copse
and lines the banks of the Danube in hun
drois waiie tie train that caIri-s you avas'
from belgrade viii cross tracks paced with
scuc..iing porkars and taxing imagination to
conceive by what ingenuity the beasts we're
ever induced 70 enter and be penned. N hsn
we remember that Kiag Al4xander's great
grandfather was a swine herder at IcEO.O,
we must further allow the pig his niche IN
Serv'an history TO add to his commercial i'm
portance and artistic value e-Saturday Re
view
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

"Why Goat you cultivate a little styleT
ns1ei a Trout oi a Sucker whom be happened
t. mcet WAY 90 you insiss on living in
th.s mud hole asl never visit the clear. coi
sprngs' Lim5er up your ooay and hire
somebody - ret a section 81 rainbow aul
sprinkle .t over you would nc; dve lse
you fog anything. grub-.ng away al lie
time II q neal iu the mud Flies form a a IT,
Ecious Diet Just ioos - that beauty there
which has iust dror7-i ~ the water Jast
ratcs ras tass hAa aud t0sa envy toe Lis Of
Trout"
Ssra.S this. tha Trou; made 1ash for -
= aa4 -rizcd &C. Dut tns GF lad lar.ei ia
3 ~. book. and on tbe Aook was e,
an oa sse aus a rod s8a an anE.er h-Id e
rod TIE Ir.u- Son aazo p4ear-i iran tas
vatrr. ari taa rc-t noise ae alale wss rlea
be H1s sr7i.sr over q FIRE
4t Way 10 nice enough - he a Trout. =
phi s0uhlseI tns sucss.. ..h..t ~oa Z ratl-
sr b~ = rooT 9es ised 5acser with no rain
bow sstacsnents ia a fn8d hole faau e proud
.Ee- - '-sh4- Eaa. t--Nsw i ar. i'~-ald
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

There is a great deal CT sentiment and
many opinions regarding the use OF ice water
that vanish when the light Of reason and ex-
pcrience l. turned upon them The fact IS,
that ice wate-, drank slowly and in moderate
Quantities, constitutes healtLful and in
vig0rating drink There IS no doubt that leo
is a great sanitary agent, and every family
ought % be provided with It during the
warmer months Of tho year Il Is true that
thoin0rdinate usc Of ice water. or It's use under
some special conditions and circumstances. Is
ATTENDED VITA great danger, 50 Is tie inn
proper use Of any other drink or food The
assumption that iced water Is dangerous, and
that iced tea, or iced coffee, or iced lemonade
Is q harmless substitute IS simply a delUsion
As the source ot danger feared by some IS the
degree Of cold, We fal 10 see clearly how
aavor modiGes the effect OF tempe ature.
There are some individuals, undoubtedly.
who cannot drink ice water without INJURY,
aud who ought never T. use il, bat % q great
majority Of persons it il refreshing ani
heal..ful It's USE. temperate AID discreet, .s
in no way % be coulemLcd which cannot lie
said x some Of is substitutes. SANITARY
Volunteer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

tlezn ar sz9 = rszAt - - t1era Sat nea-
t-xE ~e~-1 9e4ssss z-lS. al tAs "a zaA1 o.
@--1S1 t-at ,-s gQr-eF 2z1 4sE El-n - - to2
InsA as - 49, iz1-E2.A1E ~ - "a @Ay
oDs s1s-41 1s 4--css1 - s-s@T - -4e s--t-s
coa apartment a. 1-s VIE 4l1 1n4-y - a.
t1e % lz-y gos ~ 441 1resss1 All INSISTED
~ Tie p.rtsE Ix.a4ssi1s I1s teo-Als ffola
t1sir a.ert1. - t4~y e9s-l1 -lss It's SEATS. J
pssuec r1fozzSa tss ezrs1lzs szat sa~ tbe1n
tora s1tt,Hk taers noc4-as b4t every fes
m.netss th~y ~oeia s-asts0-y relneil eer 2n1
80 Elk 1prixhs Flr@i he poOr. ds-1dea
soarls Aas reaAy tAs Staztio1 = sls pot lAck-
nz la paflos toT thsy wers thoroughly ~
seruest FLsa gog OF tie tram early DexE
morning they were st-l slt-rg gAere, tas
Oos4 - ers ss1na asleep. t1s o-t s~n-ler-sn
W.T. lls ANS around Us Wits waisf. sri
Der ls-i E.lLowed - Is saoeltsF. "-Cnieago
Eer1iL
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

TIE co4r-uLs q fls stoln4chs = nlarkerel
were prsssrve GA Ipo dAys o2iF. Nay ~ an1
Ma - Tbs slzs q tarrsh ~as frcsa eleven
r. thirteen and hAf .or1es Ia ls0gt1. On
tas trst dxv mentioned the quantity - focd
taken from the stomach zv-rs SO tou4 dr~fts
70 q stomach cu tAs second gay . aserassa
fve e1i g. t..rl lrAus except ~ tho cass u
ore sp., 49, p. Which afforded e. .stt drans
TIE aFe. ~. Quantity e food q = stomach.
theraf3f. .--sst very cl0ssiy with ths aver
es- resi- . ~ stilf1 . oryani> n WHEN towing
with trs fue.ve zach neL Ll-zs- Deductions.
hosevsr are based upoa roo few o9serva-
tons 2 l9ve any SPECIAL s.ssri.c&nce. II %
well .n1iu that the surface ory yauisrns ssrs-
iug s fo1d for mackerrl and other pela~lo
fsaes are very anel TALLY Listriba.si. and ars
ccnsfal-v changing their position. appear
ing ana .. .arnl airing un.sr the varying con
d.uoas q! tle r1ger eni a.mosphere While
sasnerili Is tAey are apparently absent over
wiae ere D.. 70 Others they forn dalse clouds,
plainly 4 ,.agl.aszblo oy their color.
Such lweru.s would readily attract the
schools of rapilly swimming Esaes. whns
thev n,iint easiiv escaDe tho notice D. q l-A-
iny r,..s / moving slowly from place . place.
l. is alsb rr8baoie. from previous obs-rt1-
ti-,s OK Ithe hsa commission. that the mack
erei fects % some eT-ent helo" th5 s,fI-c'.
As % rt. &. 1ractcr ~ rs food tbs niac .erei
pr0tab-g exercises Little Discrimination, oA-
swallows all the smaller objects occGrr.ng Ia
is pa-h Certain species or groups OK spe-
cies are however. much moro abundant than
other. ana these arc recognized rs Is com
mon or appropriate food. Such IRE the copo-
pods TO pelaSic ampkipods, some ot TOE
p-copsds and perhaps sagi.ta. On the
present cruise feveral species o. cop.pol IS.
Theni-to bispinosa q rmp.ipo1s, Sp.rialls
species Of pteropods, and saoltta cloEans were
the most coiaFA~a and widespread, -nl they
were all abundant ia the st0machs exaiaincd.
-Dule-ia Of the Uaited States Flsh Com
mission
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

s.r,- - The ordinary expressions of tbs
Caiuess are pointed and sarcastic enough.
A clustering. harmless fellow they call a
pars~ tiger Wnen o nan values himself
0~sruech thev compare him % "a rst fall
irx into a sca.s and weighing rssitn over
doing thing taey CAL a huncnoscS max
snx a bow A spendthriis hey compare %
a e-o-xs-.~ which gees oT a. 0nce. Those
w1o spend their charity on remote objects
ba. neriect -nei- family. srs said - han 3 a
lantern an p0ie which . seen afar, DIT
gives 20 Eht below
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

"Fa-her. sad II lhe wao had jas. been
corrected, -that strap : Hereditary. sat
irr
% e,u't know shat it IA
"But it iescenss frou father . scr.
soesa Washington Csp'taL