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A Fatal Accident Caused By . Cow.

PLAoVEMnE. La. Jan. so'-This morning
at o'clock. as the Mest-bound freight train ot
the Texas Pacific Railroad was passing sey-
monrvilIa. a cow stood on the track. which Was
atruok bY the engine. wTocktnR thirteen cars
and the engine, killing John r. Oriiy. condnS-
tor; Barney Bliss; engineer ana soTl044sS
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alaassone-RendeL

LONDON. Jan. 3o.-Mr. Henry Nes lie Glad
stone. son Of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone.
daughter OF Mr.. Stuart Rendel. Home kuler,
member Of the House Of Commons for Mont
pomarvahira-
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LONDON, Jan. 90.-Mr. Gladstone and his
wife attended Barnum's circus this evening.
A. large audience was present. and became
highly enthusiastic over the presence OF tho
Grand Old Man.
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Raldlue DlsorderIy Places In RrIaEeport.

BRIDGEPORT. Jan. SO.-Chief Rylands and
three squads OF police raided four places Of Ill
repute to night. Several prominent citizens
gave bonds and fictitious names. The new
Democratic Chief of Poioe is making havoc
among the gam bling resorts as well
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TkO Work or Cuban Bandits.

HAVANA, Jan. 2b.-The total number OF
persons kidnapped on the leland during the
isst nina years is ninety.one Gs follows: One
in $780, three In 1882 one In 1883, four 10 1881.
iiitsen 10 1888, ten In 1886. twenty.siE In 1857,
nineteen In 1858, and twelve In LoevS
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ra1lnG Forelenera ln Franee.

PARIS, Jan. 80.-In the Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day the bills to tax foreigners and en-
ployers Of foreign labor passed the first read
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TRYING TO KILL 4 PRIEST
Dynamite Exploded Mt Midnight UndeR
Father FleckInEer's House.

Dynamite Exploded Mt Midnight Under
Father FleckinEer's House.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 30.-A ten-foot piece Of
fuse found outside the shattered house OF tho
Rev. Father Joseph Fleckinger at Mansfield,
a suburb of Pittsburgh this morning. indicates
the nature Of an explosion that alarmed both
him and his neighbors about midnight. The
explosive is believed to have been dynamite.
Father FleckinGer who is pastor of the Ger
man Catholic Church OF CHARTERS borough,
was. with his household. aroused by r loud re-
port and the jarring Of his house as If by earth
quake 1t WAS found that about ton feet OF the
foundation wall under the front part OF the
house had been blown out. Tho Josts under
the parlor were, splintered. the floor was
buged up, and the boards were twisted and
broken. Nearly every pane OF glass in the
house was broken. The weather boards were
torn loose, and showed that II the house had
been Of brick the shock was sufficient TO have
laid 1t In ruins.
The tuse was in the lot near where the ex-
ploston had done the greatest damage. There
Is no clue to tho persons who attempted to
blow up the house. Father FIeckinger said
to-day he had no idea who committed the deed
He said he did not think he had an enemy and
could not imagine what would induce any
person to make an attempt to take his life.
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lTra. Lnnctrr Ver1 Ill.

LONDON, Jan. 3O.-Mrs. LanRtry's friends
are greatly slarmed at her condition. She is
considered to be dangerously ILL.,
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Jubilee Benzon to be Tried.

PARIS, Jan. Solomon, the Jubilee plung-
or, has been summoned for trial before the
Tribunal at Nice for tomorrow.
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LONDON, Jan. 3o.-Mr. Louis Klopsch, hay
ing taken the MANAGEMENT OF the Christian
Herald: newspaper. of New York. has engaged
DR.. Talmage Rs editor.
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Arlington Requested to Resign.

LONDON, Jan. 9O.-Mr. Abingdon OF the
Pelican Club has been requested to resign on
account Of the difficulties that arose over the
Smith-Slavin fight
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1Tatterson Challenges Kemp.

MELBOURNE, Jan. 80-Neil Matterson the
oarsman, has challenged Peter Kemp TO row q
race for the seulling championship Of the
world and $1,000.
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Gov. Campbell on senator Brice's Election

Gov. James E. Campbell of Ohio arrived
here last night with his wife. On Monday he
will go to Washington to testify before the
ballot box investigating committee. In speak
ing about the electioa OF Calvin s. Brioe as
Senator, Gov. Campbell said that the statement
that money had been used to effect his election
was all nonsense. There is no man In Ohio
who has more friends than Mr. Brice." said the
Governor. and there 10 no man who has Q
bigger following of honest incorruptible men,"
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Enin Pasha stIn Improvi

CAIRO, Jan. S0.-Emin Pasha has cabled to
the Khedive that his eonvalescence Is progress
ing satisfactorily,
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BERLIN Jan. 3d. Some poor Siesian work.
ing Sag people have won the grand prize OF 10000
~AAIAS N ths PTuSslGn state lottery.
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Count Andrassy Dying.

VIENNA, Jan. 3O.-Count Andrassy's con-
dition has been rapidly aggravated. and he is
now believed to be dying.
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Fast TrAIuS 10 VVsshiaGtou.

complete schedule OF fast trains 70 Bsiumoro ana
Msshin Gton OPSratsd by N: Jersey Central RsldinE
viii rellmah parlsr and sleeping eaEl PuhStaAl 6ST-
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BARCELONA, Jan. 30.--The United States
squadron arrived here to-day.
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BERLIN. Jan. s0.-The Hamburg Senate
approves the project for harbor for sailing
vessels to cost nearly 100000 marks. Major
Leydhecker. an artillery officer. Is the new d.
rector OF krupp's works
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A par,r or LxnsLsrn IN Ja,l.

LONDON, Jan. aO.-There has been death
from cholera at Bologna.
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"Y. a. -" Slick Lie0rISs.
U0neSdsd 70 bs the puTSSt made All druEEistA-.A
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Herruaaan's Treasurer In Jan.

The name OF George W. Lederer. son-in-
law OF Richard g. Newcombs appears upon the papers
which yesterday caused the arrest OF Frank Harvey
late treasurer OF HerrnAnna vaudeville company, who
nSlor StlssI Is n dsfsnIi o ~ ~ ssSSn sasSSSan'A
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RIOTOUS STRIKERS.
They Attack the Police who XIII . Number
of the Strikers.

"
They Attack the Police who XIII . Number
OF the Strikers.
VIENNA, Jan. 3O.-Five hundred glass
workers who are on strike at Gablonz. In Bo.
hemia, made an attack upon the factory In
which they had been employed. and, forcing an
entrance, DESTROYED all the machinery; The
police attempted to quel the disturbance.
Whereupon the strikers turned on them. and In
the conflict two of the rioters were killed and
many others were severely wounded.
AFree Fight at . Political Meeting In France
PARIS, Jan. S0-The contest at Neuilly to
6ll the vacancy In the Chamber OF Deputies
caused by tho invalidation by that body OF the
election Of N. Laur, Boulsngist, who was re-
turned at the last general election, is very
exciting. At political meeting held last
night NJ. Laur. who is again candidate was
attacked by M. Lissagaray. editor OF La BGtaille
and the anti Boulangist candidate. who beat
him with his fists and threw him bodily from
the platform into the hall.
The supporters Of the respective eandidateg
took part in the brawl, and In the melee several
persons were injured. II is expected that .
duel between MN. Lissagaray and Laur will
follow.
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changed. You remember / was called
away Immediately after had per-
formed that crazy operation on YOUR
friend. and have spept the intervening seven
years IN India, China, siberia. the south
Seas and Heaven knoss where not. But
wasn't that tire most hair -brAined expert
mCnt you have ever heard OF, that tried ON
your friend droppei al that Kind oi
nonsense long ago. Poor fellow, he bore 1t
so brAvely. too. Did be suffer much? How
long did he live? A week.
Seven YEAR.
What" exclaimed Entrefort, startled.
He i alive nov, and IA san Francisco. 70
The man staggered.
- lncTedIDle!' he aid.
4" II Is true; you EhAll zee him"
4" Tell me about him. lac asked eagerly,
his eyes gllt;eying with the peculiar light
which noticed on the nighto the opera
ton.
We'll. the change in him Is shocking.
Imagine a young daredevil og tWenty-oHe,
Nho had no greater fear OF danger and
death Than Of cold. transformed into a
CTinRinH, covering man OF tWenty-eigh
nursing his lie with pitiful tenderness, fear
ful that At any moment some thing may hap
pen 10 break the hold Of his aofta on the
stiletto blade. q confirmed GypOchondriac.
ueeNIsb, melancholy, unhappy N the s1-
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EiIrL. Rerr,.Raxsa.

The New York Retail Groeers' Union held
regular meeting last night at their hall,
No. al3 East Twonty-third street, Presi-
dent II. L. Dreyer in the chair. A commit
tee was appointed to confer with the growers
with view of securing free berry-boxos.
Conn laint WAS made ot the filthy condition
OF the boxes now IN use, arising, ~ was SAID.
from their constant usA, as all 0eTIy-ooAel
was made that the drivers OF IL t, Babbitt
X Co.'s wagons are selling soAp poHdeT
direct 10 families. All members we're urged
next meeting uf the union. hesolluons
were offered and ordered printed condemn
ing the action Of the cracker bakers, VINO
have formed trust under the name OF the
New York Biscuit Company, and urging the
retail groceTs to deal only with cracker
bakers outside of the combination.
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LEARN HOW TO BOX.
It Is Invaluable to a Man in Every.
day Life.

It Is Invaluable to a Man in Every
day Life.
An episode few days ago, in which a
delicate-looking young man completely
knocked out an antagonist with fifty
pounds superiority in weight and the
training of hoodlum. has given an i'm
petus TO boxing. and during the past
week no less than twenty young men
hive joined the sparring classes. says q
writer in the st. Louis Globe Democrat. A
familiarity with the manly art of self
defense by no means inculcates fighting
disposition.
A good boxer Is more than n match for
mere brute force. as his blows are not
aimed in vain. A quick, smart blow ap-
piled to the proper spot will knock out q
giant who would Withstand blow from
q hammer on his thick head.
No good boxer ever need be shot by a
man at close quarters who is obliged to go
to the hip pocket for his gun, for when he
reaches back his arm he must raise his
head slightly. he leaves his entire front
exposed and the jugular is temptingly
displayed.
A comparative tap on the iugular will
make the other man forget for the time
being that he ever had gun.
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muscle, Entrefort. with incredible alertness
aud sWiftness, had seized ATnOld's wrists.
Slowly Arnold relaxed his hold.
There, now!' raid Entrefort.. sooth.
ingly; THAT was a careless act, aud might
have broken the adhesion. You'll have to
Arnold looked at him with a curious com
binAton OF facial expressions.
DIR. Entretort, he said
"Well 2"
You must be the arch fend himself"
Bowing profoundly. EntTefort replied;
"lOu give me too great honor" Then he
whispered huTriedly to Arnold: II you
do that with notion towards the hilI .
- will have her hanged Tor murder"
Arnold. q mnEt choking, ard With a look
Of horror. withdrew his hands; took one Of
mine In both OF hE, aud placed them on the
pillow above his head.
Now proceed with your work, N he said,
10 FuuefoTt.
The doctors hand was quick and sure; but
hardly, had the operation begun when
Arnold tainted away.
Good !" cried Entrsfort I'VE can work
When Arnold returned 10 consciousness
be glsneed down Al his breast. He looked
"Whsre is the thiDgl" he asked
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the reception room and stood face to face
with the beantiful adventures who, Slok-
edly desperate. had driven . EtIletto into
his breast, at the hotel seven years before.
because he had refused TO marry her.
They recognized each other. Both started
and turned pale; but she. more quick
Hitted, recovered her comDosuTe at once
and advanced towards him with q smile aud
an extended baud. He staggered back. his
face ghastIy with lear,
"UGWhe calculated. in tones of the deep
est anguish. the bale has slipped-l felt
it fall !--the blood is pouring out!-it burnsI
And as he uttered these last Wo!ds IN
piercing accents he fell into my arms and
INSTANTLY expired.
The post-moriem examination revealed
the As,0ni hing fact that there WAS no blado
in him at ali! II had been gradually eo0-
sumed By the muTiAtic acid which EntTsfoIt
had Presoribsd for that purpOfe. and 9Th
which Arno.d had kept his system constantly
hlled. and the Wounds IN the aoEta haa
clused IN steadily with the wasting blAde
and we're perfectly healed. Al he vial
organs we're sound My poor friend. pace
so reckless and 40 brave. had died aimply Of
q childish. gToundlees fear OF > woman; and
she. unWittingly, had IeeomPliahed hsF -
Yenge
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Here is a part Of it;' explained Entire
fort. holding up the handle.
And the blade"
+" is an irTemoysbls part Of your internal
machinery"
Arnold NAs silent.
III had 10 be cut on resumed EntTefort.
" not only because u would be troublesome,
and an undesirable ornament. but also be-
cause IL was very necessary 10 remove any
possibility of WITHDRAWN IL.
Arnold sAid nothing.
Here Is a prescription. said EDtrefort.
" axe tie medicine as directed for the
next ten years, without fail.
What ,tor1 lsss that il contains muri-
may explain ten years from now"
III you live.
Arnold pulled me down 10 him and family
WhupeIed:
''itll her TO fiy at once"
Noble generous boy
| thouRht l recognized . thin. pale.
bright face among the passengers who were
,eAying an Australian steamer which had
just aTril ed at san Francisco.
DIR. kntTefoTt!Fl called.
All" he said, peeTiDR up into my face I:
knoE you nov, but you have
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To Rem owe One Obstacle.

To me EdtfoT
Among the many causes Of bachslorhood
there is one that should be much more en-
phasized, because 1t may perhaps be reme-
died. mean the lack of opportunities for
becoming sufficiently acquainted with
young ladies, and vice vera.
There are thousands OF oompositors, jour
pAlists, reporters, pressmen. &c., who are
Obliged to work in the evening. and who
for that reason almost tnd 1t impossible TO
meet often enough with ladies.
Ihen there are the servants and the many
modest young ladies who do Eo TO balls
and parties or who are kent too close to
make acquAintAnces during the time when
their hearts are aching for love.
Now, | wonld suggest to all OF them to
make use OF advertising as means Of in-
PRODUCTION. Advertising is, after all, the
cheapest and most direct way for putting
one self into communication with persons
mAtrimonially inclined. Ii costs less than a
ball and both parties know the object Of
their intercourse from the start; besides, IL
is just as safe as any other method Of intro
duclion. as in every case the parties con-
ceTned are strangers, and an introduction
through q friend or relative ID no more
guarantee for good character than any
thing else. A BELIEVER IN ADyERrIsING.
To regulate the stomach, liver and boEsis, take
CARrE ms LITTLE LIyTR PILLs, 2be ..
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treme. He keeps himself confined as closely
as pnssibl avoiding all excitement and ex-
eTcise, fuI fear they should produce dsAs-
truus results. and he reads nothing Of an
exciting character for the same reason. The
constant danger has worn ont the last shred
of his man ond and left him pitlful wreck.
Can nothing be done for him Z"
" Possibly. Let Us find him. All there
comes my wife To meet me. she arrived by
the ether steamer.
IrecornIzed her instantly. and was over
come With AstOnishment.
" Charming, woman, said EntrefoTt,
and you'll like her. We were married
four years ago IN Bombay. She belongs to
noble Italian family and has travelled a
great deal.
Then he introduced Us. To my unspeak-
able relief she recognized neither my name
nor MY lACe, l must have appeared Pc
culiAr psrson 70 beT, but u MAS impossible
for me to be perfectly uORchAlsnt.
We went to ATnolds Tooms-l with pain
full fear.
/ LETT her in the reception-room and took
Entire 'ol with n. Arnold WAs too greatly
absorbed by his own troubles to be danger
ously excited by his meeting with EntTeforL
whom he greeted with Indifferent courtesy.
- But heard Womau's voice. he said:
aud. before could move, be passed into
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place. many things might conspire to dis.
place ii before the various muscles aud
spaces became accustomed to the new con-
ditlOn OF things.
" am uncertain, "he said. " whether the
hold is now maintained by the pressure OF
the Tissues. or the adhesive quality OF the
serum. which Was set free By the puuctuTe.
sm convinced. though, that in either
event the hold is easily broken, and that IL
may give way At any moment, for IL IL under
several kinds OF strains. EyeTy time the
heart contracts and crowds the bioOd into
the GortA the latter expands a little, and
then contracts Hhen the pressure il re-
moved. Any unusual excitement or eIeT-
cise produces stronger aud quicker heart
beats and increases the strain on the Adhe-
sion Of the aerta 70 the weapon. A fall. =
jump. = blow on the chsSt-Any one Of these
the hold. u
EntreFoTt stopped.
Ia that ali - asked Arnold.
mo; but IL not that enouRhf"
More than enough, sAid Arnold, with >
sudden, dangerous sparkle in his eyes.
Before any Of Us could think, the desDer-
ate fellow had seized the handle Of the sti-
letto gith both hands In = determined enorf
to withdraw Il and die. Before | had time
70 order my faculties TO the movement Of :
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Rec.pt Bu,insss TroubIss.

Charles Harrison and William T. Towne,
composing the Arm Of ChaS. Harrison q Co,
manufacturers OF brass and plumbers sup
plies at No. l6 wost Fourth street, made
an assignment yesterday to Robert q. Har-
Tifon. They have been IN business since
1872. On Dec, 2. 1873. they made an az
signmeut, with liabilities OF s46, 2+3; nomi-
nal AsseJs, tSs, $50; actual assets, t40. oSo;
preferences. al. .SGS. They obtained an
extension from their creditors pf:nine. twelve
and eighteen months. They have paid off
twn-thIrds OF the old indebtedness, and the
last lnstalpent was due on June 8. They
were unable to meet the payment and the
Assignment followed.
The schedules Of n. Lachenbrnch 4 Co.
Wholesale dealers in tobacco az No. lB4
Water street. show liabilities, sl3s, 37l;
nominal assets. $3.50. 774; astual assets,
s0?, 3O4.
The schedules OF BoetterliGg, PertZ 4
Co, manufacturers OF silk ribbons at No.
az East SiXty-eighth street, show liAbili-
ties. $1,000 nominal assets, $7S, 355;
actual assets, s4S, $50,
Tho schedules OF A. Stern a Co., manu-
fActuTers OF ladies' wraps at $50 Cana
street, show liabilities, So, O53; nominal
assets, 50. 32O; actual assets, s., l22.
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ACTING AMATEUR ATHLETES.
Promise Of a Successful Meeting
for the Five AS.
All the Interesting Gossip OF the
World of Sports.

The gentleman in charge Of the annual
field meeting Of the Actors Amateur
Athletic Association OF America are to be
congratulated on the success which will GER
tainly crown their lAborp. These games take
place on Thursday at the Manhattan Athletic
club grounds, and many Of the best
amateur athletes OF this country have sent
in their entries to the Secretary. Aside
from the interest attaching to an athletic
competition given by the stars Of the stage,
interest in the meeting will be further en-
hanced by the presence OF many stars who
have won worldwide fame in the athletic
world. Luther Carey. Frel Wcsting. Billy
George Schweslcr, Herbert NAMES, II. Z.
Downea, Ed longc. y. 4. Kcating, A. II.
George ana W. =. Young arc some OF tho
clever men who will compete.
The events. which are open to all anna
teurs, will be 100 and l4O-yardr and -mile
runs, .l2o-yarls hurdles, i-mile walk aud
running high Jump, all hAndiesh Other
events will be open to members OF the Asso-
citation only.
Two Of the strongest men on the Harvard
crew are in the Freshman Class, They are
have not lost heart by tho recent good show
ing of the Yale crew. but are training with
much - life and enthusiasm for their great
hTUggle WIN tne DlUeb.
The time made by C. z. Larom, Of Yale,
IN the mile safety bicycle race in the tourney
at New Haven was excellent, minutes
o 4-b seconds.
CorinthiAn athletic Club, held at West New
Brighton last evening. j. 3. McGregor came
in frat with ~ minutes to his credit for
the three miles.
The Staten Island Athletic Club will hold
q lawn tennis tournament Of three days
duration, commencinr June 10. Both sin;
ssS And double; lei; Til ~ he PLACED and first and
The affairs of the Gramercy Boat Club,
which were in a rather demoraliZed con-
dltion A little while ago, are frightening
strong brace" and hopes in a short
time to be on sound financi,ll
thc GLIB. welfare than FOR .g long time past.
will bo much better Of by "goiiIa IL alone '
than by Joining issues with any powerful
Tho Nonpareil Rowing Club will entar sew
eral crows in the Schnylkill Regatta July 4.
Harlem will send over crews TO try conclu-
sions with the scrappletown oarsnien.
Tho Crescent Rowing Club expects to get
its new boat-house In position in q few days
and will hold house warming" next
Sunday II all goes as il should.
The Ladies' Day regatta Of tho Dauntless
Rowing Club promises to be highly interest
ing. AZ many OF the members have enthusi-
aatically come forward with their entries
insurinR tull number of competitors in
each event.
The new football team Of the Irish -Ameri-
can Athletic Club 10 going TO be a good one
when II gets more practice together. It con-
tains excellent material. 1t plays under
Association rules.
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JOHN L. AS A TINKER.
While an Apprentice He Knocked
Out q Despotic Foreman.

While an Apprentice He Knocked
Out q Despotio Foreman.
~ came very near being q tinker"
said John L. one evening recently chat-
ting with two or three personal friends at
Jack Gus lck's, on Lower Broadway. sayg
writer in the Chicago Ne,os.
II went to work when was boy
about seventeen years of age in Q tin
factory in the highlands of Boston. We
had n very severe foreman, regular big
terror to all the men and boys under him.
He was big, powerful brute. Hardly
a day passed that he did not lay out some
poor fellow with his big fists and heavy
boots.
/" / had no use for him and always gave
him a very wide berth. One MONDAY,
however, I returned to the shop little
after o'clock. had been playing ball
IN lot near by, and; as you all know.
ball. aud would forego most anything for
u good game. was late, and had to face
the music.
- Come here. young fellow said the
big boss as l entered. Where in h
have you beenl' / made some excuse
about not hearing the whistle blow.
THAT'S too thin. he said as he booted
me one good one ana ordered me to work
i looked him straight in the eyes. He
was sanding about four feet from big
glas, window. l fe't my time had come,
and my blood fairy boiled; I stepped
back and let so nv right as hard as
knew how. caught him under the chin
and lifted him through the glass window
into the yard.
I" | followed him mp. as I knew to let
him recover at that stage of the game was
fatal to me. Sol sailed in and punched
all the fight out OF him. Then put on
my hat and coat and went home. After
that everybody in my yneighborhood called
me the strong boy think 1t was this
in earnest. Perhaps If had had a good
fellow for boss might have been tink-
erng yet, or doing something Of the
kind"
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The Preventive Of q Terrible Disease.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly forms of
lung disease. involve sleh . tremendous deStrle-
ton Of orgNnIe tissue as those which fAsten upon
the kidneys. Such mAlAdss, when they become
chronic-Ani none liable To assume that
phiss completely wreck thu system, To prevent
ths terrible dissASs recourse should be bad upon
the hrst manifestation OF trouble. - HosTITTER's
SToHACH BiTrERs, which sIpsTisnes has proved
to bs highly enec;iEs a means OF impArtiug tone
And regularity to hs orFA1s Of urinAton. we'll
to the liver, stomach and bowels Another bsne-
heiAl result Of this medicine, naturally consequent
upou its duTstic action. IA the slimn alton from the
blood OF impurities which beEet rheumatism, neu-
TLlEiA. Eput, dfopsJ and other mAlAtss. by in
eAsnK he acttNiy OF the kidneys IL AuRments the
depurAiiVs efficiency Of these organs. which are
most important outlets for the escape OF such Inn
puTitlos