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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-12

PHovIDEScE, R L. Sep. 1.-THE jiltine
Of Rev. J. A. Atwood. rector Of St. James
Episcopal church. OF this city. by Miss
Eva Davis. the millionaire's daughter. has
Get social circles into whirl of excitement.
They were 70 have been married yesterday,
and elaborate preparations had been made
for the wedding. The guests who had
been invited included all the leaders OF So
cisty. and the unexpected announcement
that the wedding would not take place was
. severe blow 70 them. The rector Is a
poor man. while the lady who Tilted him
IL one OF the wealthiest persons In the state.
IL 10 stated that the match has from the
FIRST been strenuously opposed by the lady's
rolatiyes
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HoRyELLsvILLE. Sept. 1.-the foods
about here are subs.ding and the railroad
Is re-opening. Similar reports come from
other portions east and south.
ELNlRA. N. Y. Sept. 1.-THE Chemung
river Is not rising now and the wora IL
over. A great deal Of damage was done to
crops throughout the Chemung valley. At
Addison the water was the highest known
in twenty-six years.
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DrBCeUE, Ia. Sept. 1i.-Last evening
Matt Wagner. Mic St<lmilz aud Peter Mass
left this city for the purpose of seeking
work at Menominee, Wis. This morning
their dead bodies were found four miles
down the track. The supposition is that
they were struck by train which left Eere
last evening. They were under the infiu-
ence Of liquor when they started on their
fatal journey.
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nii.e,s csnsra, Circular . .Yah.."

ulln01o Central C1roular "Tokos"
CHIcAoo, Sept. 1L-Prssidsnt Fisher, Of
the Illinois Central railroad. who returned
to the city today, Was intsrviswed regarding
the circular which has appeared In the press.
issued By some Of the stockholders. criti-
cising his management He said In part:
he alleged eifculss said 70 have been oircu.
lassd among sscuriiy.holden was sst up from
the original manuscript In the once Of the New
York paper In which is appeared. ] caused .
most sxhau tive search 70 b made, ana 20 far
have not ioand . security holder 70 whom the
circular was ISN'T am sure ! know the per.
sons who engineered the deal They did not
care particularly 70 dspRess Illinois Central se.
cusities, bat wanted 70 cause . decline In the
whole Lat The attempt was partially snccess-
Sul The whole thtag 10 what II called take. I"
The forthcoming annual report win show an In.
crease Ia gross ea4ningO Of 3, 900 and the
Anancss Of the road - . whole are in better
condition than for years.
Mr.. Fisher does not think there will bs
any radical change in the directory, nor
that he will b ousted from the presidency.
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Michigan Rank Rohb.d.

BAY CRY, Mich, Sent l0.-At noon to-
day three men entered the Second National
bank and two of them engaged the teller
and bookkeeper in conversation while the
third stepped around to the back of the
bookkeeper's desk and stole package of
bills amounting to $500. The police are
looking for the robbers.
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a na..r.s skull C.ved Tn.

EAseox, Pa. Sept ll.-There has been
much complaint recently Of hazins as
Lafayette cottaga. Two young freshman
learned yesterday that they were to be
visited. They armed themselves with
baseball bats and warned the sophomoes
70 keep away. The ha4srs, however, broke
in their door TO gain entrance. The fret
10 enter the room Was Juan Medina. q
student from Honduras. and he was felled
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Director General Of the worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-The principal topic
at the Worlds fair headquarters today was
the selection Of a director general. General
d. II. Hastings. Of Pennsylvania, arrived
this morning, and Is understood 10 be work
ing for the position. A. L. Goshorn. ex-
director general OF the Centennial. can
hardly DO called candidate but il Is pos
sibe be might accept. Ex-Congressman
George r. Davis. OF Chicago, is also prom-
neutlv uieft onad
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BERSE, Sept. ia revolution has
broken out in the canton Of Ticino. OWING
to difference OF opinion regarding the reyi.
sion of the constitution. Tnree members
OF the cantonai government have been i'm.
prisoned, one has been killed, and the 9th.
ers have fed. Troops have been sent TO
the scene
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SNOW i'm Montana.

ST. PAUL, Sept. l1.-Sienal Service OBJ
server Lyons reports snow this morning
from Fort Assinsb oine, Montana. Cold
weather prevails in British North America,
Snow 10 the depth Of four TO six inches fell
in the Northwest Territory above Montana,
and about half an inch fell over North
Montana
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southern Pseine franc Manager

CHICAGO, Sept. li.-lt is reported in rail.
road circles that ]. F. Goddard. formerly
OF the Atchison, but recently chairman OF
the Western Passenger Association. has re-
signed the latter position to accept the po-
sition Of general traffic manager Of the
Southern Pacific, from which Richard
Gray recently resigned.
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TAEerERs. Sept. 1.-The sultan Of No
rocco's forces have bad battle with Zsm-
moners, IN which the litter were defeated
with heavy loss. The Zemmoners were
taken BY surprise and completely routed.
Their famous chief, Onammon, was cap
tured.
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SITE FOR The DAY NURSERY.
It Will Be Selected Today-Denny's Lots
Are Preferred.

1t Will Be Selected Today-Denny's Lots
Are Preferred.
The w. C. I. U. meets today .; the Chamber
of Commerce. the question OF the location Of
the Day Nursery will be deer mined. Mrs.
william Butler and Mrs. Hawley have ben
searching for Q location for two weeks, AMI
they think, considering everything, inst Mr..
r. I. Denny's lots. near Gree hospital, will De
about as good a. thy can De ure. The objection
that the members raised to his loo tion was
that 1t was not ceu trail enough TO accommo = g
the woraing women who are COMPEL. to leave
their cnild en- there through the day. IL was
suggested thar some one nigh, meet these
women aud children every morning and take
them TO the nursery. At the meeting today the
question will be settled.
The committee on the fountain, which has
been 81 work | the week. will report
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SEATTLE PosT-NTELLGENCER. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL

basis upon which TO approach employers
with q view 70 efecting settlement. In
consequences OF the strike 1000 men are
ont OF work in the New Castle district.
MELBoURsE. Sept. 1.-The strikers In
the shipping trade sre weakening. The
military forces will be reduced.
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Now York;. Gran. Monnm.r.-

New YORK, Sept. l1.-At meeting OF
the Grant Memorial Association TODAY the
result of the labors of five well-known
architects, who were asked to submit a
design for the contem plated structure At
Riverside was unanimously adopred
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Clara Bell. McDon.id win study l.

Clara Belle MCDONALD VIII study Law.
NEW YORK, Sept 1L-Ciara Belle Melon
aid. well known on the Pacific coast on ac-
count Of her matrimonial troubles, has ar
rived in this city with her child, and pro-
poses to make her residence here. She
says she will study law. The first law col
Iege for women in the United States will be
opened In New York city IN the fall, and
she expects to take lectures. She has
cousin here who is successful iawye-, and
she will read with him.
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Ciarkson,s Temnorarx sucn...o-

ericsson SPRINGS. Sept. 1.-THE only of.
fetal business transacted by Presiden,
Harrison this morning was the designation
of Chief Clerk Edwin c. Fowler to act as
first assistant postmaster general for the
period of ten days, until successor to
Garrison has been appointed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-12
Hs,f-Miie Running Record nro..,

PEORIA. Ill.,, sept 1I.-W. W. WinGIe of
the Berkley Athletic Club of New York.
this afternoon ran half mile in :10s<
breaking the worlds record for that dis.
lance. He made the quarter in So IS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-12

SAuLr STE. MARIE, Mich. Sept u.-Fire
started in store at Ste. Marie. Ont. at II
O'Clock tonight. 1t is spreading rapid Y.
and the entire city is in danger o. destruc.
ton. the fire department is small ana so
far has been unable to control the flames
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-12

samudoo WIS born in the Kingdom of
Bofnoo. Hts mother was Nubsn 81, We o. en-
Arab trader. As the boy grew up, he became
imtued with the idea that 1t was his mission to
revive the supremacy Of the Prophet in Western
Africa. The king OF Bornoo or.ered him to be
dscapitated, as lesson to other AMBITIOUS
youths. but samudoo q d to Senegal. Disturb.
snces in Bornoo tempted him to re urn, and the
dissatisfied element accepted him as leader,
and he made himself master Oh the country
The king OF Bornoo WIS one OF his prisoners.
and Samudoo sat down 10 his first dinner in the
royal palace win the monarch's head on a
plafo haf hin,
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sIbyI s.pdereou's success

LoSDoS. Sept ia Brussels CORE
spondent SAYS: Miss Sibyl Sanderson.
young American singer. appeared In the
opera OF "Esciarrionde" in this city to-
night, and proved q brilliant success.
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6rocKHcLx, Sep. 1.-THE United States
warship Baltimore, with the remains Of
JOIN Ericsson. passed Bornholm island
this morning. khe is expected 10 arrive
here tomorrow evening. The exercises have
been fixed for sunday afternoon.
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Chronicle's CORE
spondent at Vienna Gays: II Is rumored
that Italy. Austria and Germany have
signed convention renewing the triple
alliance for five years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-12

PARIS. Sept. lL-Strangler e rsud has
lately been relieving the tedium OF i'm
prisonment BY writing his memoirs, which
one Of the wsrdens who 10 good draughts-
man, has illustrated. Several sensational
incidents have thus been d.pjc,ed.
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sAMUDOO. yHk PROPHET.
African Ally OF Eng and Who 10 Figh
Ing the French-HIs Career.

African Ally OF Eng and Who 10 Fight
Ing the French-HIs Career.
LONDON, Sept. u.-Much Indignation Is
expressed in France over the fact that
Samudno. the so-cailed West of Africa
Mahdi, who recently made a treaty OF
friendship with the English, followed it up
by purchasing from the British a large
quantity OF guns and cartridges, and there
upon proceeded to attack the French
Notwithstanding his guns, he got the
worst OF the fight, his favorite commander,
Savas Fasha. being killed in a hand-to.
hand fight with French lieutenant of the
Senegal troops. Samudoo is now engaged
in rousing the people of Western Soudan
for an attack on the French.
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rrenchmen Wan. Ere. .r.,,,

BORDEAUX. Sept. 1.-THE Gironde coun.
cil-generai has sent resolution to the gov.
eminent demanding an early repeal of the
Law prohibiting the i'm portation of American
salted pork
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Australian Strikers veaksnip~.

SYDNEY, Sep. 1l.-Representatives OF
labor unions are holding private confer.
ence for the purpose Of deciding anon a
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CcHooL OF PRACTICAL CIVIL, MECHAN-
- Icn, Mining. Engineering, Surveying
Draughtng. Ar hiieciure, Asssying and Nayi-
CATION, l70L -econd street, Port and. Or and
s23 Market ST.. san Francisco. Cal Established
is64 A. VA DER NAILLEE, Prea send for
circular.
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contemporary OF eaqulring mind asks,
''Wnat Is cine without q newspep-r?' Ii Is
apt to be as q1iet as graveyard; without life,
knouied e. min alton hustle.
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Take the Northern Pacific :aiirosd. vessibuled
sleeper and diniag-ear route. for all points Esss
A.Chileerg. city ticket agent, 7is second street
Boston baock; 4 1enkiu. oepos rcKss AGENT
cattle
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r
sbt. r.
Double
Bases o.
siid pi
fine OF
p
Empire
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with . blow from bat. which fractured
his skull. Another sophomore was hit,
but not seriously hurt. Medina 10 not ex-
pocted 70 i've
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MISS ALMA r. DTRANT HAS RE-OPEyED
vi her Kindergarten aud imary school AZ
80 Bell street Fur particulars inquire ct above
number.
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NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, COL
IN C. J. Wright, B. s., A. NJ, Cornwall, y. Y.
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THE PARMA I'D SCHOOL, III AND iI9 WEST
l. slaecs, YORK eli y iltdor. d py
DR.. aru-rd, late President Colum Ia co.ey,:
Ten ard ug . vi MS C vei ia mead mas
rers imHy, enjoy /. nome privileges Pre-
parts TO- any cs' eye r for business. send for
cata Que. Arpiy early.
WI. l. HAZEN. B. A.. IL B.. Head Master.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

How often do we see this ON the faces
of children and, ALAS, Of people who other
wise are healthyg What causes itp Bad
Blood The thought Is terrible; the
trouble is worse. No ordinary help san
remove it. It requires something4ya-
usualS Do not take cheap serBapaTillas
or blood purifiers, You must have some.
thing that has proven its power in both
Europe, and America. General Wheat
croft Nelson. Of London, says: sys" My
experiepcel in the English army, as well
as in America, convinces me that nothing
30 thotodGbIy purifies The, blood O; adds
to- the healths svigor and life, as DR..
Ackers English Blood Elixiri, on I.oyi
This grapd Elixir is sold BY druggists
In all parts of America. It Is a good,
pure, honest medicine. Try 1t to-day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
HIS IGNORANCE COST ME sl5O.OOl

}, HIS IGNORANCE COST ME sl5OOOl
\ / was sick sbed for three months. The
dpctor said l had prolapsus uteri, which
was untrue. He didn't Try to cure me hut
wanted to make $3.50 every day. My
UNCLE MAS Q druggist and he told me 70
turn the doctor off and try Sui ulphurI BIZ.
terslsl 4 did % and hye, doilafg worth ~
Sulphur Bittets cured pe OF general weak
nessaad debility.--Mra S---, New Haven.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
Gone For Good.

1t is to be hoped that the barbarous
hustle Ia gone for good, but it Is certain
the great discovery of DIR. Franklin
Miles has come TO stay and alleviate hui
man suffering. This wonderful nerve
food aud medicine builds up worn out
systems, cures fits, spasms, headache,
nervous prostration, dizzi,iess, sleepless-
ness, monthly pains, sexual troubles,
etc. Mrs. John r. Miller, Of Valpa-
ralso, Ind :, and j D. Taylor Of Logans-
port, Ind., gained 20 pounds a month
while taking IL. Finely. illustrated
treatise on NERVOUS Diseases" and
sample bottle of the Restorative Ner-
vine free at 4. w. Adams, druggist,
who guarantees IL. D
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
CHUNKS OF PHILOSOPHY.
sundry Observations Upon the Foiblos oi
Poor ailIy Humanity.

sundry Observations Upon the Foiblos Of
Poor, silly Humanity.
The worst thing about an obvious joke
Is that some other fellow generally gets
II oil before you do.
Envy Is one Of the worst OF human
passions, and yet woman does not al
together condemn 1t in another woman
who is envious OF her.
Chicago's secrst-heart idea Of bang
up feature for the coming exposition is
. monument Of lard pals higher than
the Eiffel tower, but with the eyes OF
the whole world upon her she may not
dare TO realize II.
II. isn't the, man who saysla thing
louddst whom p s. slTays safest 70 be1
lieve. The fow-voiced man saves bis
breath and gives his brain fair chance
10 exercise.
It 10 all very well, Of course, for US TO
try 10 improve our fellow-man, just AZ
much as we can. but II II were NOT ~
their follies and weak1esseg we might
nd U ate d rSalits iust how good We
.rS odrsel ssH II LINN NJ W-.E
q One swallow doesn't mako summer.
but II you offer some men . swallow
thst wil1 malst IN spHnelo1f iosild
EXperiepcs ,hss shawn thst it ts easier
70 rliiS indf z n aRes N zH zH pota toes on most
] NeH Hand akif,6fakAks9h
When the bad boy sipgs II want 70 be
en angefys6 svectl 81 Sunday-school,
Che neighbofs Who know him week days
amt hhlp Wishing fprvently that hs
could have his wish gratihed right
,way. EG9GI1
The trouble With, the people who are
Ill the time saying they think they are
foing 10 die Is that they don't
Itisn't we'll 10 believe all the scandal
you hear; but Of course, that needn't
hinder you from repeating II to your
ueighbor. r~ ~.~.,.
Somehow or other tho man Who Is
playing out Of tune In the little German
band always seems 10 be the man who
has the most wind.
The average floor. walkers salary isn't
~ aitcoumensurate with his own idea
of his dignity.
'Ifv L little word, but IL causes
more trouble n This life than piece Of
gravel In your shoe. Life, anyway; Is
half made up OF "if." you know.
The salary Of the infant King OF Spain
Is l,25o, 900 year Every American
fathor knows that he will need Il all,
zoo. whom he comes 10 buy his own
shoos -Somerville Journal.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
The remedy for the Influenza.

A remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with influenza is Kemp's Balsam
the specific for coughs and colds, which
Is especially adapted to diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Do not wait for the
first symptoms Of the disease before Sc,
curing the remedy, but get q bottle and
keep 1t on hand for use the moment II Is
needed. II neglected the influenza has a
tendency TO bring on pneumonia. All
Druggists cell the Balsam ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
MILES, NERVE q LIvFRPILLs

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new principle. They, speedily
cure biliousness, bad tsste, torpid liver
piles and constipation. Splendid for
men, women and children. Smallest,
miloest, surest. 80 doses tor 25 cents.
Samples free OF Il. w. Adams. 40y49 I
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@. OW r. co.
orr. PArrnr oFFIcr. WASHINGTON. Q. 9.
"A BLESSING TO HUMANITY.

a DLEOOINU TO HhrlI u
This is what N. H. Andrews, promi
nent citizen ofSpringneld, o., says; "it
affords me great pleasure 10 assure my
friends that have received both immed-
late and permanent relief oftbroat, Bron.
chial and Asthmaic trouble In the use OF
DR.. Acher's English Remedy. " Is GER
tainly good honest medicine, and a
blessing to humanity"
The above preparation sell on pos
tiye guarantee. 1t has given better satie
faction than any remedy have ever sold
~ Z. w. Adams. Druggist.
v25-27 Wellington, Ohio.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

nT0 RHn lDrIoR- Please inform your read
era that / hare posItiyeremedy for the ahoW
named disease. BY its timely nse thousandsR
dyYRKE to any Of your readers who have con-
sumption II they will send me their express
and post once address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOoUM. O.. lalJ " IT., NV York
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

DIR. smith--~Your blood Is impover-
ishod shall have 70 prescribe some
iron for you" Mr.. JONES'" Don't, doc
tor Ny wife says l look rustier than
any other man in town already. "--st Al
bans Advertiser.
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Prescription ofall Physicians

Accurately compounded at Fred d. Felt's
where you can find the largest stock Of
toile; articles, perfumes, cosmetics, ,sponges
hair, bath, shaving and tooth brushes.
Trussfitiing specially. An Vi" le6dme
paten medicines can be funnd "a my
shelves. My stock of drugs and chemicals
cannot be excelled In town. Also sole
agent for Van Wert's Balsam for The throat
and lungs, which can recommend 10 all
as q superior remedy for coughs, colds;
asthma, bronchitis and consumption. We
guarantee 10 cure OF money refunded.
Call for trial size free. Large dollar bit.
tle, holding one half-pi1i for 30 cents.
Remember the place, Fred ID. Felt. lily
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
WHEN I WAS SICK

Myroom looked like drug store, had
80 many bottles In It. The more | dosed,
the worse off / was. Finally paid my
doctor and told him he Deednt COME any
more L was troubled with chronic rheu-
matism, and couldn't get out Of bed alone.
Six bottles OF Sulphur BiAers cured me-
Benz, Fitch. Adams House, Boston,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

Families not already supplied should
lose no time In procuring a bottle qf
Chamterlain's Oolic, Cholera and Diar-
rboea Remedy. II is the only remedy
that can always be depended upon fOf
bowel complaint in all its iorms. % and
t0eeul bottles for sale by Fred d. Felt
druggist. vli1 lrs fal
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-20

At a banquet which was given at
the conclusion of the German con-
gress of naturalists and physicians at
difficulty experienced by students in
understanding the constitution of or
ganic compounds, and suggested an
original method of fixing these in
their minds. The audience was then
treated to ballet in which the dancers
were dressed in different colors, to
represent the various atoms. At his
command these colored female atoms
grouped themselves In various fash
ions to show the chemical constitution
Of particular compounds and their re-
actions The composition of benzole,
and the formation of aniline and its
derivatives, were particularly applaud
ed. The ballet wound up by repre-
sentation of the formula for roburite
the new explosive-the finale being
formidable explosion.-Annals Of
Hygiene.
Not long ago noted evangelist
made the following announcement at
one of his meetings: 1.-THE services to-
morrow will be for women only. Pastors
Of churches will be admitted, but no
men," This remark is in line with the
old adage that there are three sexes,
men, women and clergymen.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Young Husband-Are the proceedings
lively at your cooking-school, May7
Young Wife-We had quite stir to
day.
Young Husband-Indeed!
Young Wife-Yes. We had stirabout
Can . woman joke?-Bostop Courier.