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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

The wedding Of Miss Carrie Whitehead 10 William
NJ Spcrry took place last evening at O'Clock IN the
Nount Morris Baptist Church. The Rev. d. T. J..
TYLER Of the Church Of the Disciples. Oflcai"d The
bride was given away by her brother. Lydcl While
head The maid Of honor was Miss Cofnclia Greg.
u. A. Woodhouse acted AS be-, man. The ush'r7
we're George Walker. b. \. sDciIy Robert j. Alexander
and IIaItland WoodhOusc. After the ceremony
reccpton followed AT the hou-c If the brides mother
Mrs Harriet Whitehead 10. 1G EdgccOmbc ave. where
Plnard served supper. Among The guests were VIZ
and Mrs W. H. smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Loan smith.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hartford. Mr.. and Mrs. u. J..
Whitehead Miss Margaret Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. = Hoig
81 seneca Falls: Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Klush. Nj. and
Mrs August Wicdcnbusch Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.. Lang
lev. the Misses Cornell. Miss Jennie WOodhousc. Mr.
and Mrs. II. H. IOwaTd. Mr.. and Mrs. Aitmr
McAlthur Of Troy. y. Y. Nj and Mrs. y j. Cluct.
Mr. and Mrs :. j. Kcech. Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Herman.
Prescott whitehead. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Van Nlcok.
If Moniclair y. j.: William Whitehead Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Gregg Mr.. and Mr. 6. ": Lindsay.
,Ir. and Mrs. j. X. Bower and Mr.. and Mrs. Jane,
Newton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

II The report Of The SIGNAL service Office are TO he
relied on an era Of fine. warm -ummcrlkc weather
is ri hand. The storm la. moved oil the coast Of
Nova scotia and left behind 1t rise ia temp 'r'nro
which f. general all the country. There r. at
present no storm in sight anywhere, ana fine weather
urom-e- To continue for t.ic remainder Of the week
The tcmpcIatuI, IN TN civ reached 30 degree, AZ
u. III. yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
TO BUILD A HONE FOR THEIR GU b.

The Republican Club OF the IXth Assembly District
held it, regular scmi-monhly meeting at No Abingdon
Square Monday night and decided establish building
fund with the idea Of ultimately obtaining larger and
better home organization. The fund OF with
more than 400 and in the future Will receive all the net
oceds from receptions aid entertainments given by
the club The preliminary steps have already been taken
for sa excursion carly IN the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Fort Monroe. Va. March iS.-The Fish Hawk.
with Secretary Tracy and party on board arrived
rcrc at Is O'Clock. She stopped for NAL and pro
visions. and proceeded TO Norfolk tonight.
WASHINGTON March IS.--A court Of inquiry will
ic ordered 10 investigate the recent grounding OF
the United state, steamship Despatch IN the Potomac
Ever. provided the secretary OF the Navy. VINO Wt>
on hoard The vessel at the mr l. satisfied that tho
c,rcum.t,I,es demand such action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
10 RPTBERY ~ NORTH DAKOTA.

Chicago March ls.--A dispatch from Bismarck
y D. say: The Bribery Investigation Committee
.ulnltcd il, report yesterday and although II Is over
80 page. Of finely written manuscript there l. hoth
ing in 1t to provo the charges Of bribery irraFo,inS
The lottery bin all who testified acknowledging tlidi
they hlew Of no bribery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
MIS- TRASK WAyDERS FROM HOME

Springfield Mass. March 1S.-Thc wife OF cX Lieu
tenant Governor Tra-k. while suffering mentally. wan
dcrcd away from her home last night aud She found
this morning on the Wilbraham Road. near Doyle
Brook with her arm broacn and unconscious She
was apparently trying 10 10 Monsoon where she lived
several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

charge is deserion. and Mrs Upperman claims tilat
her husband has not lived with her supported her
for ten years. on these grounds she wants to be
free and to die as she began life, free woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
ye GorLD TRAVELLING ~ MEXICO.

III ra.o. Tex, March Jay could and party, who
have been here several day, started last night on
trip through Mexico. accompanied by L. H. Thorn ana
f. f. sargent Of the TcNrs Phcinc Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

The entertainment closed with short musical and literary
programme in which Miss Annie Hartman, Mrs. Anna
Randle Deh, Miss Estcie Plat, Mr.. Ihppneott' Miss
May Clark, Arthur Reginald Little and MISS Eva
Vescolius took part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

When baby was sick, VIC gave her Castofia.
When she was a Child she cried for Cast0ria .
Wien she became Miss. she clung - Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Cas'oriss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Don't whit until you are sick before trying Cartef
Little Liver pills but get a Vial at once. You cans
take them without bcneht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
VOICES HEARD UNDER THE RUINS.
THE WORK OF REsCUDRs At THE SCENE OF TIKI
ASTER.

THE WORK OF RESCUDRS At THE SCENE OF THE
INDIANAP-IIs DISASTER
Indianapolis. March ia great throns surrounded
the ruins OF the Bowen Merrill Book Concern TINS
morning An army Of workmcn were busily engaged
cartng away the debris order 70 get at the bodies
Of tlo dead aud save the injured. The voices OF
overaI persons in the ruins could b. clearly heard
above the noise Of the workers removing the piles
Of brick and broken mbcrs. The list Of dead 20 far
a. known AT this hour Is a follow: Andrew -
Cherry superintendent Of the Fire Alarm telegraph :
George Faulkner engineer. Company l, still pnonei
in The ruins; E-py stormcr. plpeman DaVh T.
Lowery. pipcman. -tl IN ruins Ulysses g. "lazlcr'
fireman: Henry D. Woodruff. pipeman; George ".
Glenn. pipcman Albert Hoffman. Ilpeman; Anthony
volz. driver hook and ladder company Thomas A..
Black. fireman. The injured number eighteen. The
fire originated in the basement from the furnace.
but in what manner is not known. The furnace wa
recently rcnttcd and supposed to be In good
condn on New nue, supplied by Chicago hrm
At the opening Of the winter season.
Tonight John Burkhardi. OF the hrcmen taken
from the ruins alive. died Al the CITY Hospital
Tie relief fnnl, thus far raised aggregate nearly
- 900 President HARRISON sent the following tee
gram:
Executive Mansion.
washlnc,on y. c.. March Is, 1890.
To the Mayor o. indianapolis. Ind.
Tho distressing calamity which ofe our city ye-terd'y
rcsutnr n death and mamns Of many Of our brave
nrcn,n has excited nterc, and sympathy here deserve
70 have citizen, part I'm the work Of relief which hop
will D. prompt and generous. Mr.. Gale VIII hand YOU
500. BENJAMIN HAHlsoN'
message thanking the President WAS sent in reply.
WaShngion March ia subscription f,nd was
started here 10 dav for the relief ~ ~" families OF the
victims ol the IRE indianapolis yesterday. Pres.
dcrt Harrison subscribed 800. Ntorncy General WI
Ter 500 United state, Treasurer Huston $50. Every
member Of Con.ics, l. said II have sub, ci1bcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Bnraains In Fine Furniture.
The absurdly prices continue at the stores Oh "eos
c. Flint Co., 1fthst. and 0th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
yocsrcuors At THE COUNTY FAIR

The Union square Theatre was hled last night at the
,oo, ,r,,rm,oce In Ncw.lork OF 1.-The County Fair"
' ,,,. "A much laughter and applause that 1t took
. minutes longer than usual to get through The piece
a, o,,,enir given one who had coupon for IA
, Gas bronze nk~tand with horseshoe at the back
Let with rails A. t. form pcni'vA' !" '"r uuc u
,,,,.,o. wa, a medallion head Of Neil Burgess In
,,, ,,ctn Beside TIL, each lady feceived special
,,.,amm. with "A satin cover. After the race scene III
a., last net the horse that plays important part In the
niece received large floral horseshoe bearing MS name
cold Moa,sr, In mmotcllcs
shake on the Effects Of BAD Cold promptly ny
fine nsc OF Or. Jnyncs FNpcctorant. and escape Tue
dancer Of irritating the Lungs into fatal disease
Use Ponds Extract after shaving Bleehh9
stopped skin softcncd. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

whether yon arc looking for boari ana rooms worH
o- workers. or business chances. do not give mp IN"
search without examining the ninth page 81 the IT'D
un. ills morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Cooks coachmen drcssmakers and hous" servants
NJ all kind. offer their services In the short advertise
ucuf, on the ninth page Of The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

DO not overlook the short, pithy advcri!semcnis on
thc ninth page. You may find just what you have
been I'm search of for many days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

ADLER-Entcred iD.o White Plains, n " On -
urday March 10, 1890, Julie c. f. I wdow OF Inc iass
Charles Il. Adler In the 10Th year OF her age 20
Funeral services Church, Iuesd1y, uafcn io'
The morning call., 1890-05-12
NEW ENTERPRISES.
Articles of Incorporation Filed With tn
Comfy Clerk.

Articles of Incorporation Filed With the
County Clerk.
The following articles OF incorporation have
been filed with the County Clerk yesterday.
The California Guild, to deal In lands, with
S1o,ooo,ooo capital stock, all subscribed
Directors-Isaac TrGmbo, Alexander Badlam
A. ". Robinson, Richard X. Allen and c. D.
Allen.
The Sacramento Electric Construction Com.
pany, for general electrical business. with the
following Directors: W. Gambs, N. B. Lazard
G. w. Daywalt, W. R. Lett and w. b. Reynolds
Capital stock $1,0o0,00o, OF which $3.50 has
been subscribed.
The SIyerado Mining Company, to mine In
Napa County; capital stock, $4,000, 600, oil
which SPAS, 800 has been subscribed. Dt
reciors-lsaac TrumbO, Alexander Badlam, An.
drew j. Young, Daniel Patlen aud NJ. +. Patten
The Revenge Geld Mining Company, TO operate
In iskiyou County. Dlrectors-Jabez Howes
John w. Pew, E. l.. Campbell, X. s. Wheeler and
II l.. Apple. Capital stock 81 100000, OF which
5000 has been subscribed.
The Clinton Consolidated Gold Mining Com
pany, for general mining, milling and wafer pur
poses. Capital stock 100000, of which
$4,000 has been subscribed. Dreetors-Roberi
Stevenson. III. William Duncan, ID. Gntmann
j. +. HOlling aud +. L. Bennett.
The California Mutual Indemnity Society, with
the following Directors: James McCaw, j. IL
Boyd, w. S. Bardwel, +. A. ForsyIhe and X. IL
Richards.
The morning call., 1890-05-12
NAVAL JoTTINGS.
MrAl'
Changes Ordered Among Ofic.

Coast. ~&
Surgeon III. p. Harvey has zen ordered
detached from the Ranger TO roceed nome
and await orders Passed Assistant Sur
geon A. G. Hoffenger, from the P0rtfmonth
On. HI Navy-yare. .uil relieve hiny on the
Ranger.
Ensigns w. S. Burke an Creighton
Churchill have been ordered to BE Charles
ton from the Ranger, and 81 Iigns j. l..
Joynes and A. NJ. Beecher from fle Charles
ton to the Iroquois.
Civil Engineer C. e. WahPtt will be
placed ON waiting orders upCh being de-
tached from duty at Mare Island. F. D.
MiS,xson. from the WashingNg Maynard.
will relieve him. H
Ensign William A Gin, Watched from
tie Ranger. has been ordered to the Naval
Ordnance Proving Ground at Aanapolis.
Lieutenant Commander H. W. Lyon, re-
Gently detached from the command, has
been placed ON waiting orders
Lieutenant A. W. Wood has received
order orders de detac aching him from the Indepen-
Ensign F. A. Huntoon has been detached
from the coast survey steam Ter Macarthur.
The morning call., 1890-05-12
Not Guilty of Delay,

Judge Coffey has granted the prayer OF
the heirs OF Vltus Wackelhreuder for exc
cutlon against the estate qf j. ii. Ramirez.
The former performed ser vices in 1883 as a
surveyor in the partition Of the Ramirez es-
tate, for which he was ALLOWED $3.50 to
which the heirs excepted They obtained a
restraining order and Meantime Wacken-
reuder died and five yeaBs elapsed after the
decree of partition. Tie Ramirez heirs for
this reason attempted ia prevent the execu-
ton, but the Judge h9d that the lapse Of
time was due to theiE act, and decided
against them
The morning call., 1890-05-12
DIAZ RESPONDS
He banks the San Francisco fhamber of
Commerce.
Thsfollowing letter has been received

| bv tb6thamber OF Commerce:
~ MEXICO Aprti 80, 1890.
| c,,o-s gorge C. Perkins, frestdsnti Thomas
n 1 ,.Secretdry San Francisco, CGl-ES-
~ yrre1n S,p: have read with true satsfac-
IEEsiED DIX 7hch received Of the resolutions
sdG hv a amDer OF Commerce OF your city
as 1ocuhlent oisrye IL among those most
ce1il, onai pelccOunt OF It's manifestation OF
c cor6i sun5s 9 md kind wishes toward TINS
c0nntru whic5 th.ns y0ll, as mues- as tne CIV 10Y.
county, G wnen Inaa pecialIy as DO for the Just
eInnent doeS, ana es,Aatding its patriotism aud
Opinion s n, expressed IesowledgaG 10 you at the
same time its purpose asSenr important busl-
commercial relations with we. by lis friendly
ness cenier, more as now, slu'Atsae affection and
condUet, II has gained for itself ii but also of
goodwill, not only OF the commerce.
the people OF this republic IsiinguIshed
be pleased 10 interpret to your dafltude and
associates these sentiments of Rrvas and be-
ndeilty. and to accept them yourseIhsdient ser.
Iieve me, your faithful friend and orc DIAZ.
want PoRFTpQQ U.1ico
IT will he rama,,bsrod .hnt the regular
onarteriy maetimn nS gu, Ju t Mt at er of Com
MERGE held on the 18th of last on'1!, ;Ao
chamber unanimously passed lese y. III
acGnisition ~ Mexican Try by the
United States, whether by pnr nase ot Ny
any other means. The resolutiYn was io o,i-
warded to President Diaz, and are" IoItu
this repiy
The morning call., 1890-05-12
Like the Cleansing Brook.

Where the branches swing and the robins sing
And the little fishes play,
The pretty brook at each muddy nook
Keeps washing all the day.
1t losses high with merry cry
Its whirling sprays Of foam,
And seems to say, as ii works all day,
Pm making clean my home.''
And thus through years OF smiles and tears,
And changing human lives.
II Is the wont of S0Z0DONT
To cleanse who falls or thrlves.
Forever pure and safe and sure
1t cleans the teeth OF all; -
They bless its name and spread its fame
Through cot and palace.hall.
The morning call., 1890-05-12
A New Era Cnmnanx.

The Fire Commissioners have organ.
lied chemical engine company to take
charge OF the new engine. This will
be the first fully paid company in the
city. Thomas Fernandez, present foreman
of Engine 10, was appointed engineer and
foreman, Charles Kennedy driver, Arthur
hOSeman.
The morning call., 1890-05-12
No Intent Could Be shown.

The Indictment agaifpjt Hugh Monaghan,
the butcher-boy, fol- TIE larceny of check
for $500. which he hi ad abstracted from q
letter given him to post by Mrs. NJ. E.
Grocker, was dismissed yesterday 10y Judge
Van Reynegom, as no intent gould be-
proved. He opened the letter out of curl
osity, aud then Fran3k Williams, Richard
Taylor and another person obtaited it and
by forgery obtained the money,
The morning call., 1890-05-12
Success Rewards Merit

As rule. ana soZoDoNT is no exception.
There Is not In the market preparation the sale
OF which has been attended with more success.
Decay of the teeth is prevented by So4oDoNT.
1t imparts to them an ivory whiteu,s5. 1t is
liquid not gritty and corrosive patel or pow
DER. IL remedies offensiveness Of the breath,
leaves an agreeable favor in The mouth and is
itself fragrant Being what il Ia, no wonder that
sozoDoNT lisa success aud is made the subject
OF so many encomums,
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Mr.. DepeH,s "ou1x" 1,ox.

DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew told a little
story the other day about u young man
who started ar "only" box, into which he
and his wife put all the small pieces Of
money they would otherwise have spent for
things that were "only dime" or tsonlv
quarter" or "only half dollar" And
the result was that in year, more OF
less, they had $1,000 to invest,
1t was a very pretty little story, and very
likely it has caused the starting of dozen
or so "only" boxes
But there is another side to the question,
side which deserves more championing
than it has ever had. Did that young
couples thousand dollars repay them for
all they lost by saving it? It is q very
grave question whether that habit of small
and scrnping economy which the "only"
box is expected to foster is good thing to
have. Would the whole thousand dollars
repay them for what they lost when, some
warm evening, John was on the point Of
spending only ten cents" for a little
bunch OF carnations OF a single fragrant
pink rose to take to Mary; and then re-
mcmbcred the "only" box and didn't doit?
And when Mary didn't buy the twenty-five
cent toy for the little toddler at home. be-
cause of that ever present box, did she do
well? @,TS -
ana qua IL really pay them to deny them
selves all these little innocent cnjoyments,
and surrender themselves to the miserly
spirit which such u plan presupposcs and
makes necessary? The people who foster
the habit of the 'only" box will inevitably
become as small in spirit as their ccono-
mics arc. Is not character of as much i'm
portancc as money, and is it not as we'll to
have 4 warm, sympathetic heart, a pcner-
Gus disposition and spirit full Of the
milk of human kindness as to possess I,
thousand dollars? And is it not evident
that m "only'' box could be maintained
only at the expense Of those three things.
and of many Others as well?-New York
Evening Sun. #. 4ma1.. .5....a .a@...ma
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An Austin man read i'll the paper that
the family should always be the scene
Of laughter and 1nelrilnent, aud that no
meal should be passed in the moody 81
lence that 80 often charactcrzcs those
occasions. The idea struck him so favor
ably that when his family was gathered
around the table that evening he said:
Now, this sort o thing of keeping so
blamed mum at meals hns got to stop.
You hear me? You girls, put i'll an tell
stories, an keep up agreeable sort O talk
like; an you boys, laugh and be jolly, or
Ill take and dust your jackets with
grapevine till You can't stand. Now be-
gin!'
The glare that he sent around the table
made the family us funny as funeral
Texas Siftings.
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presented on the stage and in current
fiction. They exist of course, for Il null
titudc of witnesses SO testify, but the
problem now troubling my mind is-how
did l miss them? -...5=.. 5m.. .
l have been in every large city in the
United States and Canada, and have never
seen the brutal policeman at work In
any Of them, though I have seen him lin
very few instances) in smaller places.
During seven years life and travel lii the
Rocky Mountains, including the last year
Of Pacific railway construction and many
tours through the mines saw hut one
man shot down. in much travel in Canada
l did not once meet the "overbearng En-
glishman," and in seven extended tours of
the Gulf states Intterly tailea to see the
"arrogant southerner:' The lazy and lux
uriant southerner found rather too easily,
and If had plenty Of money and nothing
would suit me better. Where the other
kind keep themselves | cannot imagine;
they certainly secrcted themselves when
was around They probably heard that !
was coming,
THE man who does not know what fear
is" | have often read OF, and always with
enthusiastic admiration, but ! have never
seen him though lave served in the
army, militia aud civil posse and secuted
among the Indians. | have shot aud been
shot 1T "a little, and if one mans testi-
mony goes for anything, am perfectly
free to say that when the first Shell burstcd
above my head | should have run like
scared dog had ! not been more afraid Of
ridicule and disgrace than of being shot
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An Appalled, Guest,

This happened away i'll the bacl,woods
of Arkansas. y tourist going over the
state on horseback stopped for the night
at one of the popular hotels of certain
locality, The hotel happened to be a log
and slab affair of three rooms and the
same number of beds, while the proprie-
tor was the proud parent of nine wild and
woolly looking sons under - years of
age, Aftera supper of '.hog and homny"
the host said to one of the boys:
Come. Billy, get the broom straws.''
Nine broom straws Of unequal lengths
were produced BY Billy. The father hid
them i'll his hand in such Il manner that
only al end of each straw could be seen.
Then each boy drew 4 straw.
"1la, h:!!' :'aid the merry parent jovi-
ally. "l5ill, you an Buck an Lige git
the short ones"
''What does that mtan:a asked the
amused guest, whose look Of amusement
faded away when his host said:
"Mean: Why. that's II little WAY we
have o settlin' which three of EN- shall
sleep with any gent that happens to stop
over night With us. 'slect you'll find
Buck and Bill and Lige mighty lively
bcdfellers, hut don't You be afeerd to
give EN- 4 warlnill' up with your boot or
4 bed slat if they git TO trainin' too high.
Go long, boys, AM pile i'll with this gent
and mind that you behave yourselves -
Detroit Free Press.
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She Thought Herself Rcautiful.

The dogged purpose of the Russian was
eloquently shown in the steadfast lips OF
Marie Bashkirtseif, and there was the sign
of her high, quick temper and impatience
of all restraint in the sligL ly inflated nos
trils.
An idea Of her coloring and expression
can be best given by quoting some of her
own naive expressions;
My hair is the color of gold. am
white and pink, pretty as an angel-or as Il
woman"
"Oh, my God, l feel that am beautiful"
II look like Beatrice di Cenci''
My complexion looked absolutely daz-
zling, and SO delicate, SO soft, the checks
scarcely rosy; the only strong points of
color were the lips, the eyebrows and the
eyes"
And this precocious, radiant, nlisundcr
stood genius, filled with boundless ambi-
tion and immeasurable egotism, lived only
long enough to leave in half dozen paint
ings promise of greatness us an artist
Her splendid illusions, her visions and
plans, her alteration of her own beauty
ended at "a. What might have been an
unparalleled life for a woman faded into
an epituph on a tomb
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA AUGUST 80 1890.

hey chiefly for the fan OF spending thor
vanity, nor yet RIGHTEOUSNESS. Our ma
tional vice is, to put it bluntly--lying
This is all the more remarkable us our
English cousins are the most invcteratc
truth tellcrs in the world. We Americans
exaggerate or depreciate cverything; not
one article or incident in u hundred IS just
as it is represented. If the reader thinks
this Il rash statement let him consider the
question: How many eminent men are
there whose statements on any political
matter would be accepted in full, rs of
course? Even in aiming to tell the truth
they illuminate it fearfully; they illustrate
it with cuts-very liberal cuts. Our l1l-
NOR Is chiefly broad cxaggcration. And
this habit is probably the real reason why
the people in each section know so little of
those of other sections, why they expect
when travelling to meet the people | have
mcntioned-rlost of which people have
not met. j. II. BEADLE.