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4 Lot Of Glove and Handkerchief Boxes
&c, EACH. WORTH S1.Oo.
r. H. MA CY & CO..

rinripal sneakers were H. q Psntecost. Or Mct'.rnn
al T Y po~,lsrlv who all nounccd the mansSemens
u the Central Railroad D'nnncatory resolutions were
ALSO raaaed.
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AGAINST TEE RAILROAD AND DETECTIVES.

Ths KnGhs Of Lsbsr held Q nsss.nscsins In Union
Square last aiGhs 10 Asnsunee the ohciAls Of the New.
York Central Railroad and the Phkerton detectives The
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Hoods SarsapariI|a

Sod BY all druggists d; six for o.. Prepared only
BY c. l. HOOD 4 CO.. ~Apothsesriss. Lowell. Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
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7c. Toe. To ISs
wuISK pROOMS nickel handle lVe'
Dust BRrS SHES oil b..stlr. loo.
ENAMEL PAINT. 1<c.
MIXIp FAINT. witt brush.
IRON HOLDERS. Sc. zach.
ACME SHOE DRESSING. l3c.
PEARLINF. l.ronnd pAekaG". ia
CHLORIDE OF LIME. i.lSund package nc,
Large assortment OF SCHOOL Bags. LUNCH BIAS
AND LUNCH BOkE>.
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rwo HUNDRED MINERS orr WORK.

Danvillr. Ill.,. sep. IL CSpecah.-N Crap Wv" ...
Yesterday all the miners employed BY W. keiy' w.
600, went out There has been d>St'sIr''"' :,
II finally came to he,d over trinins a'"e'e"'~ ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

Tribune. ONCE. Sept. II. o. m-Warh' '''' ,s,,.u
and rain nr.yailcd Yesterday clearing away At
The temperature ranged bctwecp - and 8" oeSro'
average an being Sl higher than on Friday .,.sv
In and nesr this city toGsy the weather VIII p''~
be clear and cool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

ss,d By oil druesisss. d ok FOR o. Prepared only
BY O. /. HOOD co., Apothsesriss, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

Drbits.
BaIsncc August l. 1890. 81? go 3l3 ..
anomnt IN goods wa rphouaed 03o 3iS 20
an Goods arrhOu A<d 3u21 -;
increased duties by liquidation 81 ?31 D,
Duties paid IN cxce~s (eetm,tedl ........ 'bcoo 90
SO ol3G4l -
Credit
Vithdrawal. fca.h) ............ S. "l27so y
nncrsssed duties bv liquidation ... 417l,r co
~, r.. n.,o-t.t,nn fr:t,mstcd1 ........ $500 90
.n"rtat,on i.st:maind, ............... 100 900 90
u $40 600 II
ro,a, bo,.,ce s.nt-mbor 1.........s ell 3G1 GsI o.
egg "laGN ~
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
DAA
500

In tho dissrsm . continuous line shows !ec Sss,es
ouctuaaous ycsterday observed o. e h indics
slsn. Sessi ns. s A. pcsrys Ihamaey sun Building
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The Mariquita beat the Liris minutes % seconds,
and the Clara beat the Jessca minutes IS seconds
The Lakshn llad o walk over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
LADIES', MISSES AND cHlLDHENS
CIOAKS, CAPBS and JACKETS.

I.d,s., Cloth JA,KETS. $3.50 to 90 w.
W,,.c. Cloth JACKETS. SA.06to u! 70;
c.,,.,o;. %.yy Blue Cloth REFERS. TO IL Sesf''
saSi, worth IS.
Abraham Cloth CAFES. 44.si 70 20 W.
sal rlr.h CAFES e6.o1 70 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

The time OF the race was as follows:
TY.THREE.FO0T CLASS.
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TIE NEW.YOHK STATE FAIR.

ben sent 70 tbs county jail in default Of tho needle
honda.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18
A~eouple Of Pretty Costumes.

Here are two pretty and inexpensive
costumes which, with care, can be worn
all summer, and will always look cool,
charming and refined: A cream white
WOOL killed, with every third kilt
trimmed with cream colored gros-grain
ribbon with a satin edge, or with MORE
ribbon put on in straight perpendicular
rows; bodice opening over blouse vest
which has MORE yoke, the 1apels Of
the jacket faced with the same; or a
round waist fitting snugly, with loops
and ends of the ribbon falling at the
side. A cream-white Leghorn hat faced
with moss velvet, with large cluster
of white ostrich tips on the outside, run
through with handsome gold pin. The
second dress Is an accordion-plaited
skirt of pale mauve clairette, bordered
with five horizontal rows of mauye
ribbon, Waite surah blouse, and the
open mauve jacket with white surah
revers; white straw hat trimmed with
white lace and lilac orchids. Another
equally pretty and inexpensive costume
might be silver-gray Henrietta cloth,
accordion-plaited, silver ribbon trim
mings run through silver buckles, gray
silk parasol lined with pink silk, and a
hat of Neapolitan braid trimmed with
velvet maidenhair fern sprays and a
cluster of pale-pink crushed roses.-N,
" POST
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18
Treat ment for badness.

Badness and phthisis pulmonalis arc
the despair of therapeutics, and any
one who suggests new remedy for
either is at once elevated from
obscurity to worldwide notice. Our
contemporary, the New York Medical
Journal, gives detailed account Of the
treatment for alopecia, pityroides and
and alopecia areata, devised by tho
talented secretary of the international
congress, DIR. Lassar. The treatment is
as follows and is to be repeated daily
for six weeks or more: i The scalp
should be lathered well ~sWith strong
tar soap for ten minutes. .. This
lather is to be removed with lukewarm
water, followed by colder water in
abundance; then the scalp is to be dried.
8. A solution OF bichloride of mercury,
to 900. the menstruum being equal
parts of water, glycerine and cologne or
alcohol is to be rubbed on. 4. The
scalp is then rubbed dry with solution
containing betanaphthol, l part, and
absolute alcohol, 200 parts 5. The
final stop in the process is an amounting
of the scalp with an unguent contain
ing two parts of salicylic acid, three
parts of tincture of benzoin and 100
parts of meats foot oil.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18
Invention Of tho Compass.

The valuable invention Of the COM
pass Is involved in mystery and its real
discoverer is unknown. Lafteau, in his
history of the Portuguese discovery in
the New World, says that Vasco da
Cana brought it to Lisbon from the
coast of Africa, on his return from Me-
linda, where the Arabs then used it,
and he believed the Portuguese to have
been until then ignorant Of it. Some
attribute it to Flavia Gioja Of Amalphi,
about the year 1909; while others again
are of the opinion that the invention is
due to the Chinese, and that one Of their
lem perors, a celebrated astrologer, was
acquainted with it eleven hundred and
twenty years before the Christian era;
nor have others again been wanting who
have supported the opinion that IT was
known in the time Of solomon. The
ancient Greeks and Romans are also
supposed by some to have used 1t but
the silence Of their historians on this
subject renders this statement doubtful
M Z. ledger e...
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Phospbates For Brain. worker..


Brain workers certainly need phos-
pilates; it is impossible to do brain work
without them. About a drachm day
is required. Now as TO best4kinds, none
of those which arcadyertised SO widely,
but phesphates which nature prepares
in the various grains and in peas, beans,
etc. Nature serves phosphates in a
manner which can be assimilated. Prof.
Wringer, eminent authority in materia
medica in England, says that mineral
phosphates are absorbed with great
difficulty at best and only one grain out
OF dose of twenty grains. But it is
doubtful II unorganized mineral sub
stances can be appropriated at all, and
If they are, they are many times more
expensive than food phosphates. A
bottle of phosphates costing dollar
does not contain as much phosphates as
are found in pound OF oatmeal at five
cents. So the best way to take dose
OF phosphates is to take an extra whole
wheat wafer or an extra slice Of graham
bread or an extra spoonful Of GA r.
meal mush. These are great deal
better tnan mgdscins. --ps' =, H Ksl-
legn
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18

THROUGH THE WHEAT.

Together we walked in the evening time,
Above US this sky spread golden clear,
And he bent his head and looked In my eyes,
Ms II he held me Of all most dear,
Oh it was sweet In the evening timel
Ard our pathway went through fields OF wheat /;
NARROW that path, and rough the way, w.
fstt-he-wss-near, and the birds sang true,
And the stars eame out in the twilight gray,
Oh, It was-sweet ia the evening timei
Softly he spoke OF the days long past
softly OF blessed days TO be-
Close 10 his arm, and closer pressed,
The corn-field path was Eden TO me.
Oh IT was sweet in the evening timei
Craycr the light grew, and grayer STILL
The !. rocks sna fi''fa home through the purple
The nghtlngalcs sang whe-e the thorns stood
high,
As walked with him in the woodland glade
Oh, IT was sweet in the evening timel
And the latest CLEANS OF daylight died.
My hand In his embodied lay;
We swept the dew from the wheat as we passed,
For narrower, narrower wound the way.
Oh 1t was sweet In the evening timel
He looked in the depth OF my eyes, and said:
Sorrow and gfadness viii come 10 US, sweet;
But together well walk through. the fields OF
life
;, Close as we walked through the fields Of
wheat"
Good Words.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18
PARTISAN vILLAiNY.
Citizens Of This Republic stripped 81
Their Dearest Privilege.

NAtfLeub Oh Inns hepuDlc stripped q
Thor Dearest Privilege.
Shame and contumely upon the Re-
publican Congress of this country. Pu,
silanimity, cowardice and dishonesty be
forever branded upon the men who have
betrayed the trust reposed in them.
The Federal election bill has been
passed by the House of Representatives
at Washington by strict party vote.
and unless the Senate interiors for the
President who SO inadequately fills his
great position, certainly will not
there will stand forever against the des
perate and corrupt party in power the
damning record Of having passed and
made law measure intended to rob
the citizen Of those constitutional rights
for which our ancestors she'd their blood
in noble struggle, and which have ever
marked the position OF the United States
OF America at the head of the columns
Of progress. Weak, facilitating, fearful,
If not altogether corrupt, the Repub-
lican Congressman in this country with
virtual unanimity cast their ballots in
favor of despotie and tyrannical meas
ure, which is openly calculated to filch
from the people the God-given right OF
franchise, from the State the independ-
ence bequeathed it forever by the patri-
OTIS who fell in defense of principle and
opposing tyranny and despotism. The
perpetuation of Republican rule is the
object in view, and TO that end this law,
worthy of Nero, is. contemplated.
The Senate is a deliberative and discus
h.1 r. Sc, 1
ple's safety. Let it now administer a
singing rebuke to the towards who
lent their aid to this deed Of darkness
and rapine, and every man whose ballot
is registered against the Endorsement
of this foul measure will be recorded a
benefactor of his country a patriot in
the same sense as were the men who
first secured to man the inaliena BILE
rights OF liberty and unhampered fran.
chise patriots. Chicago Mail Qnd.)
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18
or GENERAL INTEREST.

-,fhe Berlin Boefsen Courier esti.
mates that there are $4,000 different
kinds Uf postage stamps id the world
Last January.s~thes 3. Imperial Postal
Museum possessed /, soo sSrts, and Is
now supposed to have at least 3 900
more.
Fairly rising is commended by the
British Medical Journalas an.excellent
moral discipline and an eminent health
habit EARLY rising Is synonymous in
long life histories with short sleeping.
which means rapid recovery from
fatigue. sign Of bodily strength.
An Au Sable thief went into q
widows barn the other night and
MIXED the widows COW. Next morn
ing that poor widow found pocketbook
containing si.l7 in the stall and adyer-
tised for the loser to come forward, prove
property, return the milk and get his
cash.
Think OF the Fiji Islanders reading
Homerl Thirteen years ago they de-
voured their last man, and now accord
ing to the author, who has put four
books of the Odyssey into Fijian tro-
chaic tetrapody-they show lively in
terest in intellectual food. In one dis
trict, says William Churchill. every one
over ten years Of age and under forty is
far from iiliterate.
1t is said that there are thirty-fiye
kinds of granite in Maine, each of which
possesses distinctive characteristics
readily recognized by workmen &C
quainted with monumental and build
ing stones. There are all shades OF
what are termed white granite, the
most beautiful of which is the Halo
we'll, together with the red granite Of
Red Beach and the black granite Of Ad-
Olson.
1t is rather difficult to excel an
Italian in cunning. Some Italian labor
ers engaged in the construction of a
railroad in Germany had their wages re.
duoed. They said nothing, but during
the night each OF the men cut an
inch off the end Of his shovel. In reply
to the engineer who took them to task
about it, one of them said: Not SC
much pay, no lift 80 much earth. Sc
much longer last work. Italian no fool
like German. Italian no strike"
"A London highwayman practices
his peculiar profession with the aid OF
electricity Abont-his person Is a con-
cealed battery, and a wire communicates
with a pencil-sbaped wooden handle,
the inside of which is metal. The metal
| projects about an inch beyond the wood,
and when the highwayman wishes to
| overpower his victim, he touches him
ON the neck, face or hand with the pro-
jecting metal, and he drops helpless,
and, perhaps, insensible. In this condi.
ton the man is readily deprived of his
| valuables.
Cicero speaks Of bronze statue o.
Hercules which had the features worn
| away by the frequent oscillations of the
devout. Several instances of the same
| kind have occurred in modern times
The face of figure OF the Saviour
among the bronze bias reliefs which
adorn the Casta Santa at Loretto has In
this way been quite kissed away. The
| foot of tho famous statue Of St Peter, in
| the Vatican, has lost much of its metal
by the continual application of the lips
and foreheads of votaries and it has
been found necessary to protect the
| foot OF the statue of the Saviour by
Michael, in the Minerva, by brass
| huoLir
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den de feber showed itself - So one oh
Norfern doctor Dey want no oder lef'
alive. NJ in few minutes | hear a
step on de hall. M got up an said:
Thanks be to God Almighty! Dye
think Beeny didn't know her chiles
step?'
81 went out m said: 'Marse John,
it's your brudder you've come to save.
He took me by the hand, tremblin' all
over. But | pushed him in shut
dc do.
-"What dey say dom know. But
when went in dere war de ole light in
dere eyes. M it war Jack n 'Chaw-
ley,' N know DER hearts war come to-
gedder.
"But it war too late. Marse Charles
died mex day in his brudder's arms"
"And John?"
The old woman swallowed sob.
"He worked among dem dyin' folk a
week longer an den-well, l nursed
him. Eff you look in de shadiest
conner in de ole graveyard you'll fin
two graves side by side. De twins is
layin dar peaceful as when dey was
little chillun. l think dey hab found
dat home now, whah dey mudder war
waitin' fo' DEM"
II reckon" she added, looking up
trustfully into the blue heavens, Tdey
all miss ole Beeny a lot,dah. REX ecca
Harding Davis, in Youths Companion.
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heart in he's froat l At las it war
settled dat bofe boys lib in de home-
stead an hab sheer in dere mudder an
IN all dc home.
AN we'll bring our wives home.
: too John said, laughin'.
Deg shook hans, an de tears war in
dore eyes.
Sos it went on, happy an peaceful,
10 two year
Den come dc wah, what tore dis ole
country into pieces, an brung all de
bloodshed. We saw de big boats goin'
down Chesapeake bay an heerd de
thunder OBJ de firm. Some nights me
an Mis- Jenny too skeert to go to bed,
an set up cryin' an kcepin' watch.
"But one night, de wust OBJ all, she
come in from dc gyarden white an
;rcmblin'.
"Bceny,' she whispered de boys!
house an, gone Norf.''
Den called loud on God to help us.
But t seemed as of He he'd no ears for
Beeny dat night, nor for muffin on
earth.
"Marse Charles he side wild he's State,
and Marse Johu wild de Norf, IN dey
parted af'er hot words, yowin' nebber
to speak to each oder agen. Dem twin
chillun, as war nursed ut de same breast!
well. do cruel wah drag along. Mis-
Jenny she fell sick wild de, poverty m
dc terror, m mo- n all wild dc cryin' TO
her two boys Te' enc war Agatha
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18

under Lee and one under Hancock.
But dey nebber met in fightin'- thank
God To- dat! Soone day she say to mo.
'Beeng, I'm tired! I'll not get up no
mo-. I'm goin' 70 dat oder home. May
be when my boys come dab, deyll bs
frfen's once mo-
An two weeks after dat # buried her.
When de wah war ober, Marse
Charles mighty pore. He's people dey
all free, an de land cold fo' muffin. So be
say:
Goodbye, Beeny. goin' away to
Ind wuk. Good-byei Yo' de only frien'
got lef.'
7 say muffin. But when he take de
train, dab war In de car wild my bum
dies.
'Wah yo' wine, Beeny9 he say.
(" Wah / gwine? gwine take keer
oh yo'! Wah else yo' pose gwine?
say might gruf, but my heart was
nigh dead wild ieabin' de ole place.
so Marse Ch4rles, he got two rooms
In de city, an lep' his cham'er neat,
an wash an tidy MS clothes. M when
! unpack my bundles, hung up his
fathers fiddle near he's bed.
AN dats Mis- .Jenny's work-bag,' I
say, to member you OBJ her, an dat's
Marse Johns picture when he war a
boy, to member you OBJ him.
go, Johnp he said, gittin' mighty
white an scowlin.' But ] obsuhv'd at
nights he'd set loolsin' at 1t long time,
widout wo'd.
80 de time went on. An one sum-
dey come a-whispefin' 'roun' de town
dat de yallah feber war about
IN fo' Iknowed. Marse Charles war
on de committee takin keer OBJ de sick
an de pore riskin' he's life ey'y day.
/ war mighty mad! Riskin' he's life TO-
dem POI white trashl Ell could err
picked him up an carried him out OBJ de
town same as when he war baby. He
tried to pack me off, but co'se want
goin' to leah de chile!
$50 things groWed wnss4D De doctors
glib out, an de Sisters Chah'ty, an dab
war hardly huff we'll folks. to bury de
dead.
%''One day Marse Charles sat mopin'
ODER de fire.
81 only headachey,,he say, I goin'
out to see dem doctors m m SEES from
de Norf what hab come dow o help us,
riskin' der own lives. God less deml
Dey is our brudders, af'er all
"But he nebber went out to meetdem.
He KEEP his bed dat day an de aext, an
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PROTECTION AND WAGES.
Facts from he Wage Tables of tho Mas
= sachuSetts Labor Reports.

NJ. go. -,
RA0'' ''o" ne wage Iaoles Of inc mas-
-, its iaoor isepo..S.
"s e"oies Vi INC Massaohu-
see's hsoot NePofts are Always ihterest-
ing le"u'ns or lae iignt sney 'hro ~, On
. gov inan5 niooeeo ques.iohs nnsy
arg ospoo.eil@ iu'oreseihS ior sho iiRne
.ney .nio" y y"o p,oposi.ion % conn
oeh'iy NAV. '''ae tne 1arin increases
Wages . = tSrlson q ene wages pau
n,so In r. pfosecseu 10.
er.es WIN ~ pau IN inc INDUSTRIES
~nion my '',io Ut no pro'eoeion
SHOWS 'nav IN glalme so oiten lnaoe IN
oe ny - eno :" y utteriy uncenaoie.
ne papol nv ,sery' ior INSTANCES en-
JOYS ieSs pr" -g'oh IMAM any oener
sreao ihuusSy " MASSACHUSETTS, IN
1no waEos sapies u me TABOR report 20
per ceh@ u .no eN1pieyes IN TINS inous-
~! ~ 'uooo ~
enae noeriy " PEI cent geS @io anu up
s maius Pc az 80 III @nlio neariy % pei
oorv 30. W. POI "eeh anu upWarus'
TMeoIo" ~ Inc oehef
manu- v"o - .no n'ose highiy pro.
'1o.eu - sno al mas inc enecs
'iaiinou ~, - snB 'ne Wages y
iapor an 1no plD.egeea ihousery me
Wages ~ eno "oooA inuus'fy oueh' ="
oe muun nlsns a.o san nas sne wages IN 'ne
'sa,.'y r., $1,000 80 80, tnunHsiy' -
u rag. .nes arc Ia nv nt y ne' lney are
naon VS. e1o weer os ~ =, per oen', gov
sihs W. gio = 49, 30 ~ .no papor ~
aus.ry, only - per cent get that rate.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-18

There is something more than politics
concerned in the triumph Of quay in
the Pennsylvania Republican conven-
ton, for the event really concerns the
National honor His triumph was com
plete and practically unchallenged, the
body at Harrisburg being as much
under the control of the private wire
from the home of the chairman of the
National Republican Committee as il he
had been present in person. THE
history of American politics" says the
New York Evening Post, which has
challenged Senator Quay to meet the
charges brought against him, fur
nishes no parallel for this performances
1.-The absolute control of great party
in one of the chief States OF the UnioI
by thief, who actually compels the
party to indorse him ~ patriot and
stAtssmaA. rs Dsingneld Republicans
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"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

"A painting valued at $50, 900" was
burned in London few days ago. The
loss is estimated at 81, 000 Norristown
Herald.
-Wibble-"I wonder why swans sing
Just before death?" Wabble-'It IL
their last chants, | suppose. "-Terre
Haute Express.
Tina Jonah" muttered Willie,
And his face was sad aid pale,
Pm Jonah. that Is certain,
Aud my pa provides the whale "
Washington Critic.
-Judge-"What have You brought
that bludgeon into the court for?" De
fendant-s'Well. every body told me that
| must come provided with means Of
defense. Jury.
Fig" What is Tommy doing.
Bridgete" Bridget-''IIe is out in the
back yard a-rubbin' pepper in the cats
eyes an a-singin' Heaven Is MyHome. !"
-Terre IIaute Express
New boy (proudly)-sMy pas a
agnostic. heard him say So" Boy on
the other side OF the fence (enviously)--
my pas good deal agnosticker than
yours, an I'll bet kin lick you."-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Young bride (pouting)--.Here We
have only been married two days, Clar-
ence, and you're scolding mo already"
Husband-.I know, my dear--but just
think how long I've boon waiting for
the chance!"--St Paul Eye.
Now girl-.srhere's. one thing
don't Ike about the master. He keeps
calling me my dear. Mrs. Figg-.s0,
you mustn't mind that It's only D
habit Of his. Why. he even addresses
me halfway sometimes. "-Terre Haute
Express.
-Englishman--"S ome OF our English
girls are quite expert with the run,
don't you know Lady Eva Wyndham
Linn shot six man-eating tigers in In
dia." American girl-sIf they were
eating ni6e men, she did just right -.
N. Y. Weekly.
- Young Spectator. Tommy
bought this dog to make money out Of
him." Sisters beau--..HoM is that?.
TOMMY expect that you will give
me dime for tying him up every time
You come to see my sister He's awful
savage. Yankee Blade.
Are you careful in tie Kitchen
and with the dishes?'' II am, ma'am. II
was through my care ! lost my last
place." That wss strange" 1T was,
ma'am, but you see my master was in
the china deli business, and he said II
all servants were as careful as was his
trade would be ruined. So he sent me
OIL. jury
MIR. Higby-s'Do you like Miss
Gregg Miss Detoot Miss Grey, no;
she is awfully ill-mannared; talks about
people behind their back, says mean
things about them and all that; don't
think it's at all nice, do your MI. Hig-
by oh, don't know. Miss patoot
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