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Trees biown Down ard Bathing
Heuses KNOCK ked To spIiet~r.

LosG BRANCH, y. j., sept ii.-This is
the most severe and damaging storm
which has visited tals section Of the New
jersey coAss ia the last hfseea years. The
surf wa - high II reached the end Of the
great iron pier and tossed its spray 30
feet inlaad The b all has again been
badly damaged, aud IL viii cosf sIa. ossa re,
repair IL Ali along the ocean font ire
surf undermined the hlnf and gseas, big
chunks are falling dosn and are being
swallowed mp by The boiling wafer.
The surf has twisted seyersl iron piles on
the pier and torn Oh the railing as the sea
ena. Many hotels and bathing houses
have eren demolished and on the t@sseh
payilsons and cottages have been aaeier-
mined some hoases and the Els.run
aosel were blown down.
Trees were blown down in All parts Of the
town aud The shrabbesy aud lawns were
torn ee by the roots The entire 10, Of pew
ba thing houses OF James H. MooIey were
terra OUT sud knocked into spi.niers by the
Efs-f
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Sgw YoRk, sept. IA report from
quarantine says . BumtsF Of steamers pro
eesisi 10 SEA today, Including toe Bre-
men steamers and CunArd ae steamers
The pilo 90 board q ese vessels wili aa-
ss0Hbssdly he carried %. "a ao pilot boats
are Ia sight Is land them. Another
reuor1 frem quarantine SAYS the storrD csa-
sings-s Ni-b sind freshening east northeast
ssla . high sea running Great damage 10
twiBg sane 20 pseeerts al along the staten
sslsnd shorv several steamers auif E4issf
boats are anchored ia Graves B3 bay. CUT
wsid bcs9d. la a d nine piiats we're car
ries1 sNzF today on steamers They we're
directed outward and coB!d nnt meet any
pilos boat 10 take them Of on account Of
sh< srs5Yss
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RsEsoH. n C., sept II "A mob OF iosJ
men eTuke open the jail at Norgan,osn a;
o'clock tfsis morning ant topk . Frank
lin stock, white nan. sns David soone.
nssro. sod hanged them. st Cd srabashed
Robert Parker. student a. college. who
killed e.ocx's brosher some months ago.
Bone shot aud kiIaesi = man as camp
Nsetins. TIE iseople ther pruyose 10 Ter
rvs out the lSae hers aud punlsh them.
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\ snip ASHORE.
Names - Several Vessels Ashore at
Lewes. Del

LEwEs. Del. sept IA ship is ashore
on the point OF tue cape here. Her mssts
arc eat away. she Is supposed 20 be the
william L. grace, from Havre for Pails-
delpais IL is imI-os-i sle fur . boat 10
reach hsr. The vessels known 10 De
ashore afe the bark Salvation, brig Riehasd
: Greene. sehocnvrs Asldie u bacoa. : A
RADIO oph. NJ ma A Reed, Eanify X. Dyer.
} T. Robinson, MAJOR William n Tanfum,
Charles =. s-ickEey. heury NJ. Clark, Aleax.
Covers J. r. DrO, ker, Byron NJ Sosus
,effrusle, -amners. Mzaa - ward A. & T.
Hooper, bark 2fmara snd pfsus boat Rat-
ard. TIE scboousr J. l.. Byron sunk up
the bay last n'sht The mate aud one
seaman were the only Survivors ~ far as
kRowu, No lives have been lost al the
ofeakwateT. The storm Increased ia We
ioss It's toward noon.
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THE DEAD srArEsuAN.
Preparations for the runerol Z
sunset. Cox.

Nsw Yosx. sept IA dssxiaxulshnA
list ot psilbesrefS has been selected ~ -
funeral os Congressman Cox. The serviem
az The cbuvh viii he conduesed ~
Chaplain Nklhura ot the He
of Representative. AHsoug the okhop
elervynea who have been Invited fo ~
psSt in the ceremonies hy their proer111
AZ TIE church are Moasfgnor Preston. HUV
J. Dewitt ralmadxe. Chief kAhni t3ofsk91a
Rev. n, y, Deems aud Bishop Sewnan.
Letters OF eeElslasence were received -
day from ex President Cleveland. vSno
President Aorten. senator voorhees, a1ll
Congressman Holman.
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SKw YORK. Sept. ii.-Ahrshan p Tap
pin. Of the Twenty fearth assembly dis
irief. was this afternoon elec;ed grand
sae hem az the TArnnsay Association ia
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The New state Law 81 Missouri IL
strict About IL.

KANSAS CRY, No, sept lila his ~
cent charge Ia the grand iary, Judge
White called attention 20 the existence OF
The new state law prohibiting marriage hc
tSsen whites aud blacks The 1rss arrest
a. der the Law MAS maize to-day, II being
taat of CkaTlss Ho5gas and a eolorcd
woman, - whom he was mzsFiest Sspt3na.
Der {. M'scegsassion has hsen quite com
mon ia tlis city aud /. large number og
arrests are expcN ted 90 follow.
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DAVID The SINNERS
Employment Office.


" y - L t -.
100 IN rer s. 3sa peF dsT: hesel porter,
- - Hl1nih girls to e,lek "a fsmis3eA>
- stT aluath / Silkcr. 81 per
- men 70 slash, Sac I<F uto n saS
- s'~Nlstarn. Sc per niuaIA, cooks,
= s'V, rs'lF al men. s. g. - ssi g. u
- MIL esnt,s, ase per montA: brick
s~'S hands g = par day uaea to cut cord
d. s,s$', VI - Eses easss, wsiiers. SIC. sil ami
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SKIPPED WITH THE FUNDS.
The F1rst shipment Of sAlm-n To
London Ihts Year

VICTORIA. Sept ll-F. A. Carmichael. q
yosng mar employed in the postofice,
stole package Of money containing about
s.. eco and left for Csliforuis. The posief-
fee authorities hsy. received information
that CaTIatchsel i COW la san Francisco
and an ef,oy, viii be made to bslns him
bafk
Tne bark Doris Brods rson has completsd
adins salmon sor London dire aud "a i
saturday. sne will D. the frst weasel TO
sal ~itn this seas n pAs L.
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Lx~Ess Del. SEPT u-The captain Il
The taE Arzas. coming cowa the bay iAls
morning. sa.i sEa$Fs were eight rse1 IA the
rESss1g Of scbOr ner bear the foaFtesa
~ hank, ia . veyy dangerous Sossss0ss.
TIE captain heinx 1glafls 20 feaTh the
steamer c&rne 20 the bresawsss and ea.
6rgEors3 f0 gss ne life sxStpx ers@ 20 40
- their rescU@ and offered - sGs fhels
hsszt. rat the ereE we're a. aFlF ss-
b&n@fssf ~ &uy hoa-s 0f eeutfgno2s sorg
sysd iNs esEsssE OK the stsfAan slt pot fesI
5asl fsf IA teaytnx ats tss~s- fns Argus
tsser. so-e rrzarfesa alone - The ss9ae os
sNe work Sas afns - gazs 80 - sAs sze<
sess os Ess dangerous undertaking
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a seattle Man Shat by . kissap
Csansy n unter.

PoEr MADISON, Sept. II. A man named
fezngers g resident Of SEATTLE, with his
son, was ugs this morning ia company
with guide ne-r Dog Fish bay, exauin-
ing some government land Al se0ai 30
O'Clock. when passing through some british
IN thick elump of feBSe wood, Yesnser
y IS rnistatea hy C. ". Clswson, q school
teacher. who was out huaiing. for bear.
and shot by him through the right arm
with heayy charge Of bgckshOt Yeau-
ger probably escaped another shot by
tnroSlng hiaself Gown and crying out 20
the hunter. feangers iHiHries viii nos
prove serioas- Tie IVES sent 10 Seattle on
the mail boat this a fss r1poa
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PHILAuKLFHis. sept f.-The new eruis-
80 Baltimore started c0sn ihs Delaware
river this morning FOR o tri4i trip st sea
TIE probabilities are that size will a0s set
0ufs.,t. au;ii igEngrrg~
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NEw fokk- SEPT H.--An games of base
bali rywhe-e appointed Tor today were
postponed because OF IRE raia.
50 far the ss Icais American eIa5 seems
70 be getting she worse Of the rseens
BROOKLYN ssusnbie The president Of the
Amsrtc2a Association has sent q letter 60
all the clubs. notifying them Of the ina
pos ton OF 8 81 s.CsG ane ga the ~ lcnis
saab and snstgucslag them "a retaia all
percentage af the r ceipts due said u
isslis club AMI IMPORT the amount a, hin,
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Accident en- I.k. chelsn

CHKLaS ~ - ia-Chsss Esbsasen. "a =
uaza q TIE LsSe CaessE Lsm tsr Csass-
psuys snflI. aud CAsTti@ a ses3u stsrssvi
--Es~xaher ksE liant M hstssy sFsss's
&s-sa u reAe-,rs Ea4e wa- 3tsc a2Fssz ss4ss
se @As sa sxN Ne ~ K2aszEGatsE - ass~~A
The hsl Kss~s1 1Arease y@sEE sasetc >
sesz E. s4asgzs2 Fssss EnssEEsts fg<rs Ers 81
Hns Anma9rws Fss8s. hrssfssE Exky afse
essssgersSEss wsa9eG fas F&mskssSf zss&
g.sa<szr. f8f Aa1esxs :. wsTr ~rs fssr . A1
gave 1aTs SEsssgs ~ s3xzee8s sseg q rspte ~
sssxa y w.ax se sss& 4xe kxa1 gN-os. hEAstE
ssz fAs - srak
TAe nss s-s~z of { Sc gxr - srxunsnS tAe
- = <rnr1nnnn -. e
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KANSAS CITY, sept u.-Tbe commission
on dressed beef. sftcs a short session this
morning adjourned 70 meet a, the eall Of
the chairman. several railroad men test
fed that no special rates have been msca
10 packers. several retail baseAers iessi-
fed. From their testimony the commis-
slon CLEANED the Information that in sell
ing meats So the consumer. after purchas-
ing IL from packers butchers make profit
Of at-ous g. - per carcass
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Condensed DISPATCHES.


I1,sle progress was made Yesterday In ~
sttsst ~ 10 ges iaFy IN the Craain coea.
The Ieasson Ts.iiee have net siiscoveFo1
any clue a. the latest whitechspei muf3uGE
and The body has nos been Identified
The stockholders Of the Thosnns tn
Company, OF Hokenssafa, Pa. have -
their plant 70 sn Eagiish syndicaho ~
a.scD.Iso
The inhabitants ot ysceus, Arusu1
after q cespvfsfa strngs le. have repo1[
an attack by eytgsads. led by Jxso, heoc
Of Noasenbey.
Van Has. director of the Ottoman 49,
In Cos siaasinopie. committed sufct1g II
serdsy He had no connection vln
affairs Of the bank
The protect of the $esne has refuuu1
accept sbs randisisry Of BoaisuDut r.
koche;ori FOR members OF the -
ehamheF ef Deputies.
Nearly iSeo lAborvrs resumed vo<1 Z
the London docks yesterday. The -
are stiil rDsolute. and several moes ~
gers have conceded 10 their demam1A
MIRA Margaret A. billiard. ~ EsGDen.
has confessed that her psfaaouf. NJ
VI Bartholomew. shot sni killed ~ II
hand ias& Friday. she save IL aGunS
Gre
rhs ogsicisi tnqalry into the expase1on
the Antwerp cartridge fscfory u ye11
ing. Toe ssss ressry officially dTa1eo T.
the exploded cartridges contained q
mite.
TIE United ststss Improved 0sou
Red MeB began It's forty nfth annaa1
sier ia Baltimore. Nd. Tasriay. G.
go delegates we're present.. rsprcoeoG1
membership 81 ltuan. the increaoe q
Ink the scar beiHg nearly Ion
Henry stanley IL rrpuvfed mOvtn0 ~
ward MGmhassa. after working bis ~
through the hostile eouatry III The
ford and Igannz tribes, eonq1ertu1
natives nf Nehss. IL In dcsb<fui II EuJD~
fashs is accompanying stanley - -
coast
A Jury Ia the case Of Henry Ives. ~
Nspoieaa of iiasufe Ia Ses York. wne -
csrcd Tuesday ard ghe triai wss beGu1
yesterday. Ives Il eharxssi With u
fraaJnisBt issue 81 psH0s worth Of etocx
of the Tinciueaa. Hamilton 4 DAYS.
railroad.
A pension haresH sfsfemeus says thoe -
July and AagsIss 81. 20 90 aere adsan944
on the rseuissttan of uenxlo8 axeusA H.
amounts aisburSsssf BY them In the mq144
named wss sll ~. 90 More tnxn hall -
payments are for eases allowed 10 ne -
eecing fsasl ear TAis sceoarfs TOE ~
apparent increase IN pasisaon peymeo0
during the mesfsths 81 July aud Angus
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The Wyoming Csnsenttan.

CHEYEsSE, Wye, sept. i-The morn
iux session of she constitutional eouveu-
ton vas devoted - the asual presentation
of resoiaiioDs Far reference 20 committees
and several resolutions looking 20 the IL
ing Of eertaia salaries Of pubsac offeixis
A 4 feeS revert tnta the uvssayy Aa~gxa,
81 Laramie, presented rssaiafiasn favor.
tx nfsesn senEi2rs ard thirty rxpFeseasA
tivss. tie arsf for fDzr snd the latter fsr
fxa sears A cisy or soHHty eaun0s have
EaaTe EAsa efas fourth FaeEn befshss ia the
senate Il tbal Sofy roG taiEss fsrutg. four
useTaa ~. AID never more than ooe SIKH
Ta1 sstfrsl0sS1 sesss0a wks spent n essta-
nlttee SItaou; scp0Enp piisasug anything
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Loss OF LIFE.
Crew. are Drowned and the Life
Boats are fsweri~.x.

fnas-snEIFHLas sept IA ssspsss.A
from Lszrel. hsa-. sAys the STERN - The
nassss furious ever known At hast tive
yes>aas have beea hesehed The lSe2ch
ffeza bath 10 Lsu-s street 10 ssrrwu
with rccS- IL IS thcnsht at least 6fty lives
have oesn lost Asa were seea c.inxiux "a
the gzing 81 fss--sinking vessels. frantic.
a4iF yelling tur heip The LIFE saving ere
were fsA cFiess to reGaer any zssi -fAa<e
oS4flx 20 the fairy of the gale IL u.s
= terrible sight 10 witness. bus no harnan
power eoafd save taem. fheis bodies we're
sssne1 ashore taIs morning. aud were
barfsd In the sand The Issss Of ,srsyss.-fg
a TIE hreAS y atef viii reach. IL Is taauag ~.
sue Coz
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CBicAso. sept n John CsFisan's pom
ssei SUIT aga nst the raeR en trial foe fnar-
Ser. far breaking inso the Carlson cottage,
h-gan tosixy He ssxs o.. .ssn damages.
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A nEoyk al THsEyRS.-.eyen ~hSbes. =
AZ sessg three 81 ssaEn hs4 jasi oeen rs
.easssi from he county jail. bnrslss see .
asmsxr ps isuss and esAisss hall q ni e
sosth at foxa. beicuginz % smmixraa;s
who xsre Away in the hcpsssds yes1erssy
raornfng I've ~ the g. lsss west direct
IN Ps.acsman J " Qas.5ers house in
sssGfh -mts .. sHd ocs ~ fer skie az sc
eSsrssesa ard a rssA theg aAs taken frosa
ssTae es the hogsses The erfscer glsess1
teen aud srrwss and broaEt
fnezs "a to~n A reanA ap ~ ths gsFsce
In the GssrruGs9T &FveEht ir me ether eve
Thsy wsA - tried In The police eCRrt 10
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CAUTION.

Dewass os YrAuf. - my name ana sb<
psace are stamped on the 6<saru s,E AZ "a
eayernsed shoes tefore leaving the facss.rr
Wnica protect the wearerx axainsr hixh
ences and tnfexins goods ia aealrr oEer,
-. = D1tBi-As shoes II a ressneed prire
~ says he has them v,tsaxut usy asuas sr1
ps1ce stamped On the bottom pnt ain dour
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Races nf ALBANY.

ALBANY. sept 1.-THE attendance Was
small aud the weather threatening
The 2.i7 class, pacing. paxse 81 90, a.
vsdsd-ADnon won. William A. second.
Nilllsm Singefiy third. bsloA Niisin
fourth. Beat time. 2-ls.
The "A eiass. irDfting rsce-DeciaFed OF
a. htst pse hose ny l-esrss1
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Kiossrs sent TO tn. warhhsase.

Ust0ST0zS. "a. sept Il-TssnFJ -thres
Hsngsrisas wsFe convicted today ~ not
sux during The late STRIKE ia the coke
sionx and sefe sentenced 70 year esea
ia me sosk khaHs%
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Louisville. sept n--Tae uaitei states
military telegraph corps sen blei tnis
morning Ia annual sess40n Ia this city
com mitlte ~as selected - appear before
the ueSt congEs ~ - solicit national rcFex
milton for the service OF szaenat-ers of sheir
association rendered ia the time of the
sfs-sf wxr
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Nxv YoEs, sept III The Western Unicu
directors to-day declared the regular qasr
terly clviesnd Of r.. per cent The state
neui for the quarter euiiBg September 20
estimates the net n venue al l.1sa ca the
largest ia years, and leaves saxfssas after
paying disisen8s of sssZ.Ia. The total
sarFsigs - q. .07aess.
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LoSpoS, sept. Ii.-Isoncasser. 81 IHdoM
fof the syea< Old. of old a. Ledger. 60
mile. six farsongs and iz. ysEds-Dake -
roft sas's colt E,onokAn uup: bycss1
coli Miguel second: Lard Bsassfofd's 60
Dsveapogs third There we're twelve -
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Tn. H-r.a,s.r, Patriots.

FsrEKs0S. y J., sept 1.-The national
enesmprneut of the sons of Veterans this
afternoon. confirmed the dishouorsbts dis
eharse of Post CosnBanier. IN c hief Pssne
OF ohio. The rsTcrts Of The soiDtAnt gen
ersl shoss that the organization gained
"a so mefntSrs during the pest yxar.
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THEY WILL DO II.
Another heokkeeper skip. cut with
Twenty Thousand.

los ANGELES. Sept. Ii-C- X Dear,
book eisr and cashier o, the san Piesro
Lumher Company. has shseonded with
shout ssa.oo He disappeared from Les
Angeles SEVERAL days sgo sEd Il Is sup
oSed ne TO toe steamer svr ii BDoiaiu
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ZANxInAg. sept. fi-cspssiu Wi9oe
has offered q reward OF E5.op fDr the -
of Chief Bushterf. This has be~a o0ae
CONSEQUENCE "A BsshleYis threat 70 d.
the missionary xsagsons which arc noe -
cierlsy iprslasd 10 stand ssfAek-
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wAsHIxSrox. sept. lL-it = ssss % Be
nox sssflvltely setsled sh&$ fassz tsres. %
sfss3hx. us!1 tse TIE - 81 con n isssoarf Of
sA@ genera IGa1 e1See
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wfSstFEs, xsHif8ksa. SEPT u--The
fowa "a -assai Lake vas slasest tssaiig
xsted oaf ~ sr~ lAsS nssAs- Foustaesi
h02ses were bzFaSa. zsgrezssiax sssss Of
kao eksa
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Take the Northern Pacific rktisoe1.
vesyiDnis,.i slseE-sr and dining car rc90
ali t-sints Eass. obe.. No. 10 -
ssYeEt BS~sor blc<k
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Maznieexaf sseek OF sEaArusGeE1ys, ~
wstlsss. wifh INSERTIONS 30 naxssh. Tokiss.
ssa<esEnRn a Co
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Re~ers ssEons "a aav steamship Ez@ ia
;kr Atlantic ssFTleE - tusoE~ ssss snkssfi
csa - seeGrvsi 81 NartA@rn Paelfse ticket
a.esses.. Ne * -sasss<s6 ssr.es Bs~saa tstf=es
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IosDos. se~1 ii-Efsn- william goha
xenrso-xa fIsxAa<a Williams. member
foe F'sse<srsroaxh. q sesst In .-s.lsses hs
xa< "a Euss~Fss TssseFst Literal
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TIE las~sS aoxe fssS Ia dress rzg-arls.s in
= wAlss bzssx su1 goaaF@ Tukl4s. Ssa~eg-
xa4M A tas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-06-08

telpieces, wainscoting, and chimney
pots. Nay, he even went so far as to
cut down four venerable chestnut trees,
which ornamented the villa garden,
and to cart them bodily away. The
villa was, therefore, completely dis
mant1ed, and Nine. Castor, on her re-
turn from Nice, found to her stupefao-
ton that her once handsome suburban
dwelling consisted of nothing but four
bare and bleak walls. She literally
had not roof to cover her head, and
had to put up with the accommodation
offered in an adjacent hostelry. The
skillful purloiner of detached suburban
residences has been brought to bay
after having realized considerable
sum of money by his criminal feat. His
companions, as well as the semi-rural
policeman who had calmly surveyed
the demolition, had, it appears, been
befooled by the artful Bossonay, who
showed them q bit of stamped paper,
in which the owner of the villa had ap-
parently given him full leave and Ii
cense to play at ducks and brakes with
her property.-Paris letter.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-06-08
Drugs fer The Nerves.

An elegantly dressed woman Of Md.
die age, whose face bore traces of great
beauty, entered one Of the largest drug
stores in Brooklyn, and walking rapidly
to the rear of the store, whsre one Of
the proprietors was busy mixing pre-
scriptions, handed him slip of paper.
Before she had reached him the propri-
etor had seen her coming, and, stop
ping his work, had reached almost me
chemically for large bottle which
stood on a shelf behind him, and which
was filed with some white substance.
AS he took the slip of paper, which was
evidently prescription, he simply
glanced at 1t and proceeded to weigh
out certain portion of the contents of
the bottle, which he wrapped mp and
handed to the lady. When she was
gone reporter, who had been standing
by, asked the proprietor what it was he
had given her.
Bromide of potassium" was the Ia
comic reply.
what is it used for?" was then
asked.
Nerves" replied the proprietor.
you have no idea, young man." he
continued, "how much we sell of that
and kindred hypnotics every day. It
is simply awful. No one outside of
this business and the medical profess
sion has any idea of the number of ed
ucated, well-to-do people who use
bromide of potassium, bromide of sodi-
UNI and choral every night to induce
sleep. Morphine and opium are per-
haps not used as much as they were,
for the law is that none shall be sold
by druggists unless on prescription.
We have regular customers, though,
for opium, who obtain prescriptions
for the deadly drug in some way. One
man comes here every second day for
his regular allowance. He is a poor
man, too, and I asked him the other
night what he would do if he should
finally find himself in position where
he had no money to buy what to him is
the staff of life. 'Dop he exclaimed,
with look of despair. God only
knows what I should do. Kill myself,
I suppose"
"How did that man get into the
habit?"
"He was severely injured and taken
to the hospital. While there his severe
paroxysms of pain were relieved by
morphine. When he was discharged as
convalescent at intervals he had recur-
ring spells of this pain, and naturally
he turned to the same drug for relief.
It is quite impossible for him to break
off the habit, for he cannot work unless
he has his usual dose, and he is de-
pendent upon his trade for ivelf
hood"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-06-08
Equine Hospitality.

Billy, horse attached to police
patrol station in Boston has become
known throughout the Hub by its lib
erality. A member of the mounted
squad while answering roll-can ties his
horse to the post forming one corner at
the head of Billy's stall, and as soon as
the animal is fastened Billy picks up Q
mouthful of hay, forces it through the
iron grating about his stall, and waits
until his guest has eaten it. Then he
repeats the operation and continues his
hospitality until the officer returns for
his horse. Billy began to do this early
in the fall, without any suggestion
from the men, and he does it twice q
day, much to the satisfaction of his Wis