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well, l sent this to the gentleman
and he was Very proluae in his appolo.
Sles to my friend. He declared time
and again that it was oil in Jun, but
somehow my friend wouldn't be con.
WINGED. A couple of years pissed by and
the brother OF the author OF the valen:
tine led my friend to the altar. The elder
brother has remained single, and he al
ways claimed that his injudicious yalen-
tine wrecked the greatest happiness Of
bis life. All the heroes-yon NAV call
them heroes-of this romance are still
living, else l would willingly give you
their names.
VI wrote that poem about twensy-one
years ago. I was writing special articles
tor the Washington, Ark, Post which
1y brother, Col. James Torrcns, pub.
lished and one week was 30 busy that l
mad prepared absolutely nothing, so l
sent him this poem, as Thought it rather
cute. Well, that poem was taken ND by
everybody. Every newspaper and mag
azlne printed it, but no one thought Of
giving the credit Of its authorship 10
me. 1t appears in 'Harpcr's Cyclopedia
81 British and American Poetry as the
Iruit OF Elizabeth Barrett Browuiuc's
pen and by others it has been attributed
TO Adelaide Proctor. l, myself, have
never honored the poem with a title,
out it has been called "A Womah's CUES.
ZION and "A Woman's Answer to a
Mans Question Many OF the newspa.
pers published it as an original contribu.
tion, but nevertheless it is undeniable
that L am its author. 1 have often
thought OF the success OF tina. poem, but
have never been able to satisfy myself
just where ito excellence lies, but it
must be there because Of its great sue.
Cess.
II have written many other produc.
lions, which, in my opinion, are much
better, but none have attained the sue.
cess OF this one. 1t probably struck lust
The keynote in the human heart to
make 1t popular apd i. Immediately
came into public favor. It is an every.
day story, yet to me Seems interesting
how that simple protest made by the
friend OF a woman's wounded heart
should be read and commented oil 50
much by the public"
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OH CITY, Pa, Dec ll.-Oil make. opened Al,
GiEc; highest GJ1sc; lowest Gi1sc; closed at 65kc:
sales $1,000 barrels: carrying SSaiuc; clcareilccs
4t6,&V barrels: charters none. Buckeye sales
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am fair and young. but the rose will fade
w from my soft, young cheek one day
wiz You loye me then. mid the ialling leaves,
Asyon did mid the bloom OF May?
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Petroleum,

NEW roRK, Dec. n.-petroleum opened steady
and active. Sigh. decline In carly dealing,
&c and closed dull. No PeupsyIyania spot
January option opened At 6I54c: highest G5Xc;
lowest 6i5Sc; closing ut Csc. Lima opened mud
highest aud lowest and closing l5Ec. Total sales
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A"., Piles. ISIlea.

'E-ose's Red Clover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protruding Piles. Price SOC.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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A king iot beautiful realm, called homo,
:, And man that the maker, Col,
small look upon us he did the ilrst,
And say, at Is very sood,n
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Is your heart an ocean 50 strong and dean
may launch my all Oh Its tiieY
loving woman finds heaven a hell
On the day She Is made Il bride.
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BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 1l.-Opeaed at eikc:
anccs 40 900 barrels. - -
PiTTsluEGH. Pa. Dec. ll.-0pencd and loves,
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lfe9uire all things that are grand and true,
=, An things that II man should be;
IL you give this all, would stake my life
10 be all you demand OF me.
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,, GiISe5SSATi, O., Dec, ll.-coaon steady; mid.
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BONDS AND STOCK ouorATioSs-closxp DID.

Y. !. q rrg-...."."l2l lohio& Mississippi. ~.
y. 3. y C0Ipohs.."l2! do ptCleucd....... IS
y. =. KS reg. ......~lO} Oregon Improved. 10
y. ., vs. cOupoh.,.lc3 Oregon Nnv.......... -
ihclllcCS OF oS.,.."lo9 Oregon Trans. lljL
Adams Exprcss.....liO Pacific MALL. 49,, 9gL
American ESprcsS-l0S tlltt.burgh.
CahhIa Iacit.c."... u IPd!lman PalaCc-..l7i
Canada SOuthcrn... M
Central facfiic..... ~ IR1ck istattd ..,,.. 90
Chesapeake & Ohio I5klSt. Il. Il San Fran.. 3,
DO first preferred SO l3t. Paul ,,,,..,,..,, i0is
60 second ptel'd ~ do pfslcIfed.......lD2E
Ghi bur. y Quincy IS 81. Paul & Omaha. az
Dei HUDSON. "."l2l do pteerred...... IS :
Del, Lack. & v cst.l25 Tenn Coal < from. 2siI
Denver 4 II. G..".... l7htTexas Pucic, az
Efie.........,......".... Union PaG lille 49,,
foit Mayne...":".".l50 Iu. S. ExpresS....... G.
ititho's tehtfai"... 9i14IW., st. l. & P....,.. W
Kansas " IeNas-.. l3 do pteictred...... l6S
Lake Shore ........,,lOj Wells Fargo ExI M
Louisville 4 Nash. 7GIslWcsiern Union ,.,,, SS7L
Metnphis y Chns;,. 40 Am. Cotton Oil..... liG
MsichiBah Eebiral." 50 lCulorado Coal....... o.
missouri facilic. bS1.I Iron silver.-.......l25
Nashville 4 Chatt. " iQulcksllycr -.
New JefSeyCcnial. qSLsl do preierrrd nS
NoIfolk&W.pref'd 5l%I 'utro.. ........,..
Northern paciae.... 70 tRtehm'd,s ", p. +. a9lt
w pteiekseu..".... UV;sl atchls0n ........... 20,
do preierred....lS4 Lead fr,lst.,,.''''''' iSGs
New York Central. g7ss1Sugar .,.............. 53H
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I look for n man and a King.

You require cook for your mutton and hcef.
| require far better thing:
seamstfess you're wanting for stockings and
7 l.. 4 FL.
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Il OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. &
by virtue Ola deed Of trust executed 10 nc by
James ktae on The 2Pih day Of August $50 and
recorded III Deed OF Trust Book No. 81, page 81
Of the records Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
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DR.. ACKER7S
ENGLISH REMEDY.

90 wost Broadway, Now York.
This Is the only remedy that will cure Nailer's
Consumption. For sale by U. Il Goethe. Logan
Drug Company and John Coleman of21 raw :.
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Do you know that you have asked lor this prIc
AS child might as for a toyr
Demanding what Others have tic,l TO win.
With the reckless dash OF boz:
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Mrs. LntI,rop's Histor, Of tho Origin of \
Popular Little Potm-iIow II Was Writ
ten and Why II Is Popular. l'5
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop, while in Chi
cago on Monday, told Chicago Glob,
man the story oil q poem which for Year,
has gone the rounds OF the press, but
rarely has 1t been credited to the true
author. ......
Mrp. Lathrop was asked by Dahl
Globe reporter, after her lecture. IL ahs
was the author OF the poem which be.
gan with the words:
Do you know you have asked lor tho cos,llcst
and she smiled as she answered In The
Mrs. Lathrop related the circumstances
under which the poem was written,
"A short time after was married"
she said, zone OF my girl friends came 10
me with valentine which phe had re.
ceived from QUO Of her admirers. The
young girl was in o Quandary, because
she had two admirers Who were
Drolhers. Finally she discovered that
the elder brother hadwritten the yalen.
tlno, 1t was not the same kind Of ysl.
entine as Is now sent to the young lady
by her gentleman friend. Not ali bright
colofs and tinsel. It was iuas a plain
ssheet OF paper, upon which was written,
In n bold hand, the great comforts she
would shower upon him IL she would
receive him as her husband.
"fhe valentine was written In fun
and although the young man vas deeply
N love with my friend, he intended
that the valentine would DO accented In
the same spirit in which it was sent, In
The valentine he had told how nice Il
would be to come home and find his
beef and mutton nicely cooked and how
pleasant 1t would be to find buttons on
his shirts and his socks nicely mended,
This was also said in Joking way. but
the young lady considered the mater
most seriously and brought the valen.
nne to me and r6ked me 10 answer it. II
never occurred to me that | waS writing
anything more than foolish iittlo
irythm when dashed OF the answer.
The poem began with the words YOU
quoted but here it ia in full:
DO you tnow that you have asked ios The cost.
:, LEST thing '''' 49,
Ever innue by lne hand above
al woman's heart and womau's lie,
Anta Wonan's wonderful love?
Do you know that you have asked lot this price.
less thing '''''
As a child might as for a toyr
pSMnanding what Others have dictl to win.
With the reckl.ss dash OF a boz?
ION have written my lesson of duty out
Mln.llke You have ltlesiinnntl INC
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RAILWAY TIME Card.

!, Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
sS,eHtie NV, EXPLANATION or RKFEIEYcx
excepted: Saturday executed; sunday onir,
-sAlMLIAY ONLY. Eastern Smnhaid lime, 80
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ion have written my lesson of duty ont
Man.like you have questioned nc
Now stand ut the bar Of my won,aIl's soul
Until shall question thee,
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BALTIMORE. Mp, Dec. ll.-wheat, wes,er,
stPauy; No. 2 winter red spot and Decemhnr
9i2sasi5ic; january e6a96hc; May ST OH. Corn
Gmsy anu Etsl; mixed spot end year 5Siia5SISc;
1IIhauaIy &C; May 5o1SS. Oats steady. Rye firm.
lay steady. Provisions quiet. butter Arm
Eggs iiEE " 2Ia2Sc Coffee dull. '''i''
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q, I tIlI!ApELFHlA, "a, Dec. ll.-Flour steplv
Wheat e qGlei; No; Fred December 9S%a9sc jan,
sa9 % t IA, :" Re 6ruaTy 81 c2at olS March
No. 40. mixed December 5S1saS9c; January sSits
Osc; FepIiary bG54n59c; Starch as3;a5a. tjris
ssiseedy; N9.8 white sic; No. white December
SMiaS2ci January 5aa52Ec; February 5llj4a5sac;
: M%,sm oIaaoSc Eggs quiet and weak; Penn.
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Ole SntrlLiae1lllut:er.
"A wOMAh,S ANSWER .

MRS. Intlrop's Histor, OF tho Origin of n
Popular Little Potm-iIow II Was Writ
ten and Why II Is Popular, wi
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The above sAle has been continued until
SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 20, 1880, at same
time and place. J. L. SUMMERVlLLE,
nOIS-MWaP Trn,toe
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LhANk H., q. ~, kAlLROAp. ARGIyg
bh IhhN BELIAIsN
~ pm '"hellaire ana ZancsyiltIe... l0:20 AN
1:O0 an .,."...... Il ixed Train S:lb nm
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Mn.hInrtnn sroek rrehnnrs

Sales Regular CaIl-l2 o'clock m
ID. c., 3.65's, $50 a l22. Peo. Fire Ins 10
81, lincoln Fire Ins., so a St. u. 5.
Electric Light, TO a l35. American GRAPHIC,
IS l2l. Wash. Loan & Trust Co, 800 a a..
Miscellaneous Bonds - u. s. EleetHe
Light lst, b's, lO0i y. :. Electric Light,
"a, 6's, 1875; w. & q. Il. r. 1910 Us,
100; Masonic Hall Assn, SIS, 1898, lO5;
WISH. Market Co, lst Mort, 6's, los;
Wash. Market Co., Imp, 6's, -; Inl'd &
SeahOaTd Co., 6's, q 1891, -; Wash. II.
Infantry, lst, sc, 1904. 90; Wash. It. In-
fantTy, ID, rs, 1894, 96; Wash. Gas Light
Co, Ser. A, 6's, rs; Wash. Gas Light Co,
Ser. b, 6's, 10; Hygenie lee Co, lst Mort
6's, ~; American Security aud Trust, 100.
National Bank St0cks-Bank OF Wash
ingtOn, $50; Bank Of Republic, go; Metro
pOlii an, POS; Central, 30; Second, 300;
Farmers and Mechanics. 80; Citizens. 40;
{ Olumbia, 100; Capital, l20; West End, %,
Traders, l2l; Lincoln, ITO
Railroad Stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, PAS; Metropolitan, l2s; Co
lumbia, - Capitol and North o street,
50 lexington and Soldiers Home, 55;
Georgetown and Teunallytown, 40; Bright
wood, ~.
insurance StOcks-Firelhen' 40; Frank
lin, -; Metropolitan, 80; National Union,
10; Arlington, 1856 Core0ran, 65, COlum-
bia, IS; German American, 40; Potomac,
~; Riggs, z Peoples, 5; Lincoln, ST.
Title Insurance st0cks-Real Estate
Tile, l25; COLUMBIA Title, 6ti Washington
Title -.
Gas and Electric Light stocks Washing
ten Gas, 4Sl; Georgetown Gas, As; u. S.
Electric Light, l25.
Telephone ks-PenBsylvania, .:
chesapeake aud Potomac, d6; American
Grsphophoue, ia
Miscellaneous Stocks-W Washington Mar
bet Co, l6; Washington Brick Machine
Co, ~; Great Falls lee Co., n; Bull
Run Pauorama Co, 20, National safe De
posit, -; Washington safe Deposit, l25
Washington Loan and Trust Co, "a, Ma
ti0nal Typ0graphic, -; Mergenthaler, ~
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, &; AmeTlcan
Security aud Trust 90, 62i Lincoln Han
so; HygieUic Ice Co, - IuteroceaI
Building Co.
Follow The crowd 10 the Consignment
sale
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LERSON.4k

Barry -E ivan. toe celebrated .. ...
..Ha t,Itfu. seriously iIl ar N.- ..
Hr.stn HilHrou, Eaeand
g,DH tal-n, Christine has ... f
message uf sympathy TO Queen Victoria
uu fhe loss of The serpent
M Taint has inst finished raldiu-
The Ir0uis af his book. LA Regime
Nodrtnp iu which he deals with the
NspnIcNhic period
The original of the song "Od Black
Joe was native of Nirciuis, and
died last summer at his home in Mount
Holly, y ! 81 the 9ce of liz years
Mrs Muda Howe Elliott. the Boston
novelist g. woman uf great beauty.
She Is of me5ium h,i4bt. with fair
complexion IrI pair of expressive
brown evps Her hair Is brown aul
curly
The renowned Spanish fencer. Baron
san Mslato has returned 20 Paris from
America. One result will be the issue
Ot 100 photographs 10 attitudes OF
defense aud attack 10 fuacing for which
the baron has posed
Carmerci'a. the Spanish dlncer. will
be consigned to immortality by two
pnrirails-that which John 5 Sargent
painted in Paris and that which Wm
VI. Chase Is To- paint iu New York Few
dancers have such luck
The letters of Hans Christian Ander.
sen, the celebrated writer of fairy tales.
are soon to be published. and are said
90 he Of unusual interest They will
Include his correspondence with Charles
Dickens and other celebrities.
Locke Richardson, who Is now IN
this county Tor short time, after
four years tour around the world, will
soon revisit England lie has engaged
Co give course OF his wonderful Shakes
Ueartan readings In the University "
ONfOtd
The Syracuse swell people are sur.
gIis,d tu learn that Fred Lnveizpn. a
diy goods clerk, who worked In that
riN last year, was Prince Frederick
FriirHrd Won levufZpn uf GprmIny. 20
ll,uiorant I'm the royal guard llis
Hu'htr died H igN dlNs ago. leaving +,
vusi estate
Joseph Chamberlain. win, stvs o.
came uytrihis time iu enjoy the yluntrt
New ENGLAND autumn. struck % spell nf
wrgIh,r that must have reminded hiu
of London no CO. worst, and he has vlu.
home again. convinced that the mnrh
ptaisJd plpirs of New Eugauds au
tumus are mythical
This Is The lace age-fOr some people.
The Nandcrbilts are the p0ssessOrs Of
lucts which rival the Prusian aud Aus.
tTiun crown laces and are valued at
$500 600 The late Mrs. Astor hal A
lace dress which cost $4,000 and tits
stated that another was recently sold
tO an American lady for S2j. 900 There
are number of ladies 10 New York
~ NhO each own lacrs yIllsd 40 from
$50 900 tO $50 900
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RrnnIgG MSPEcrnss REPnR
Cteat 1mprnvenenv tn the Nuniber 1rl
tnatscter or strucf urr-.

Cteat 1mprnvemen tn the Nuniber anil
Ouatsctsr or Strucfurr-.
Tie annual report of rhoni, 1
Eatni-I,. Inspector of BHlli1es. of ...
rumhyr of building permits issucI from
July i. l~s1. ro june Sd. $500 with le.
Ouurawiug estimates and recommend
tHrs tnr ihe fiscal year ending Iua.
20. 1882 has been submitted 90 fh.
Commissioners
The total number of permits fl,
building dwellings, private and livery
stables. warehouses aud shops. stores
office buildings, churches. school
houses. den1ts. banks. market houses.
club houses, boiler houses. ablt1irs
Nc and for renairs and additions we.
f.!H and the value uf The properly
Slta2. ,33 There were ISSUED jlr'Is
Tie year 9ft p.rmi fnr ihy us ~
vairr for hui.dirF purposes. 1moIrt1g
20 S2lg2 tG The furs from huiliNs
rgmts amounted io $40 G9j Is no 5,
inc ite total revenue iHr tue year $l},.
>-S'f There were erected dunu- hu
ytar 2,il3 dwellings buildings OF H.
glasses. . PIG. repairs and nllu'ans
i,5iS being 1U2 dwellings and l|l
irts vt an classes 60 excess. aII ir
value Sl,jST0ts in excess of the state.
ngnt " the preceding year
The buildings are Of better class,
SAYS the report. as the city progresses,
arl the work Of the Building In.
spcCt0rs office has been steadily In
Crrasinr, not only on account Of the
current city work, but iu the supervis.
ion Of repairs sud care of all
District buildings which number Is each
year increased until there are now ilj
buildings. The great need Of the Inspsc-
tors office Is tn increase the force of
assistant inspectors. there being but two
for the entire District charged with
the inspection 81 all buildings aud re-
pairs in course Of construction.
Nineteen brick ard 81 frame build
. ings, also 30 party walls, were con
dCmned, and notices TO vacate, etc
were served upon PCS persons, 10 take
out permits, locate party walls, etc.
The proper numbers have been given
for LOO new buildings, and 33i
old buildings have been exlmined
and notices sent to correct the nun.
bCrs Of same. OF the construction
and repairs Of buildings, I ,237 eXamlna.
tions have been made. Plans and
Specifications have been prepared for
The seven new school buildings, and
additions TO other school buildings.
The engine houses have been put In
good condition, ms also the police sta.
tiuns and market houses.
Mr. Entwislc's estimates for fsc n
year euding June 30. 1892. aggregate
$71 ,S3l. He asks that the salary of
Architect and Permit Clerk Brady be
raised to 81 600, aud OF one OF the as.
sistant inspectors Of buildings from
81 COO TO 81 200 per annum.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
in TBg CRIMINAL COURT
The Daily Gtist OF Offenders who
Violated the Law.

The Daily Gtist of ONcnders who
Violated rhe Law.
Anthony @. Clshman was placed on
trial this morning 30 the Criminal
court charged with stealing fifty pounds
Of powder rom Tie Washington Bar
racks on the 3Oth of April last Clish-
man was formerly ordnance sergeant
Of The Thifd L.. S. Artillery Vie was
tried by court martial 81 the Buracks
and fully tN0ucrpted shortly after the
alleged theft was committed
Touis r GrOholz indicted for EN-
btzziement. was called for trial. but
failed To appear. His reCognizsnce was
forfeited and a bench warrant issued
for his arrest Dennis G. Murphy was
his surety. and the amount of bail 500.
General Cauineion, as counsel Tor
John Ross, indicted for assault with in.
teut 90 kill his sttpfathcr, stated that The
latter did not desire 90 prosecute The
prisoner. lie. thtr, fore. wished 10 enter
plea oft guilty to simple assault Prose.
cutting Attorney Clarctt did not desire
to take The responsibility Of gCgeuijng
the plcq upon himself and the mater
was referred 10 District Attorney Hige
for new trial for Mark Smith. found
guilty Of sssaulting Alice Webster
George Perry, a colored boy with a
villainously shaped head. was pat on
uial for assaulting Officer John r.
Hatton on September 81 last in Capitol
alley, South Washington. The officer
arrested Perry for firing of q pistol
within the city limits The prisoner
vigorously resisted arrest and ia the
struggle with the officer bit him several
times The prisoner is not a very large
man, but acc riding to the officers
statement it took four men 10 drag him
to the patrol box On the way the
prisoner escaped several times, and
when he was fiually landed in the sta
tiOn house had a large wound on the
top Of his head and Officer Hatton was
bleeding from the bites inflicted by the
ptfeOngr
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
A CLEVER SWIEDLgR.
How Drummer Received SaJ,ODO by
Forgery aud TheTt

How Drummer Received S2J,ODD by
Forgery aud Thsft
ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Nov. 21-MOses
s. Marks, young man living at 2Bl
Central avenue, was employed 10 the
Flour City Bank until fifteen mon .n.
ago, when be was discharged. Nrs'gr.
day afternoon Moscs went . th'
Western Union Telegraph o Hce
ard sent message TO the
National Bank o' Commerce of New
York city, the correspondent Of Flour
City Bank asking II 10 send by express
% the Flour City Banks $25, 600 In cur.
fency $40 and $50 bills Marks
signed 10 the dispatch the name
Of William Augustus Waters, cashier
Of Flour CITY Bank. This morning
Marks went 10 the American Express
office. and upon the arrival Of the
package of money from New York
signed Tor 10, took the money and dis
appeared.
The robbery and forgery was diseov
cred when Cashier Waters received his
morning mail today and found ia Il
letter from the National Bank Of Com
merce advising Of the money sent. Dir.
Waters was taken completely
shack, as he had not or.
dered the money. He sent at
once 10 the express Office TO learn
whether the money was there. The
express company said the money had
been given 20 Marks, as Il was supposed
be was siill connected with the
bank. II was then that the for
gerry and robbery was discovered.
Word was sent to Police Headquarters,
and Chief Hayden Immediately started
out with officers Of the bank 10 work on
the case. In a short time the entire de-
teciive force was looking for Marks.
lie Is only "a years Of age.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
VERY COMMON DISEASE.
Semethtrr About Laryngitis whtc'
Attacks Us All Inpartiaiiv.

Semcthtrp About LerynEitis which
Attacks Us All tmpartiaiiy.
Laryngitis is much more common In
adult males than in females, as would
be expected from the fact that men are
more exposed 20 change Of temperature
than are women, saws the Youths C0m-
pdni0U. The attact is sudden and the
disease rapid In its course. The person
on swallowing feels a pain In the re
ei0n of the larynV. The breathing has a
l0npdrawu, Kissing sound The voice
is husky ard croaking. There IS q
"crCupy' cough
If the Inflammation Is confined 20 the
laIyuy lhe tvpt ctorstion is clear and
thiu; 70 ct ext ends 20 the windpipe an
the bronchial tubes, as 90 often does,
the expuctoraiion Is thick and g.
Courbed up.
The pulse IS rapid, but the ton n-u' is
moist and the fever slight Ifthr u lis
ease progresses breathing, speaking aut
swallowing become exceedingly ditli-
omit
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
En.t IndI,n Inair,ciInn.

The following request for holiday
is from native clerk In India ''No,t
Exalted Sir-It is with most habit
ually devout expressions OF my sensi-
tive respect that I approach the elem
ency OF your masterful position with
the self .dispraising utterance Of my es-
TEEN, and the also forgotten bymy-
self assurance that In my own mind
shall be freed from the assumption
that am asking unpardonable do
nations If I assert that desire a short
respite from my exertions; indeed, a
fortnights holiday, as I am suffering
from three boils, as per margin, Ihave
the honorable delight Of subscribing
myself your exalted reverence's ser
vitor. (Signed) JanabOl Panjami iub -
In addition TO the regalement Of the ear
from the charm Of style in his com.
munication. the eye is gratifed by a
rough but graphic illustration Of the
three hollis