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A stout and exceedingly robust look
ing colored woman went to the office Of
a physician to ask him if he could give
her something that would kind O. build
her up.
what seems to be the matter 2"
asked the physician, failing to see any
indicationsof weakness.
"Well. doctah, was the reply. @Tm
Jess natchelly delikit
"Delicate?"
"Yes, doctah; Ise aIlus been delikit,
en- it 'peahs like Pm gittin' delikitter all
de time.
You look very strong.
@Dat's hit, doctah. don't look deli
kit, but am. cayn't bar to git up in
de mawnin', en- / don't wanter do any
thing arfter am up; en- I'm so narvous
hit puts me all out ter be asked to wux. I"
as your appetite good?"
@Va'y good, doctah, way good Nothin'
eat seems ter hut me, en- kin eat all
] wanter Of it, but when it comes ter
doin' anything, I'm that delikit jess
cayn't do hit Hits turrible ter be 50
delilit
The doctor had had similar cases Of
delicate constitutions beforehand as
usual prescribed trip tn Europe.
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TT WAS roo MUCH.
A Detroit Ice Man Killed by a Truly
Remarkable shook.

A Detroit Ice Man Killed by a Truly
Remarkable shock.
"Do many people kick about short
age Of ice ?" was asked an ice dealer the
other day.
Heaps of EN-, wsA - reply.
And do they have valid excuse2 "
Not one in twenty They feel it OBJ
ligatory to drop in and claim light
weight, but not one in hundred ever
weighs a lump to be sure about it And
then nearly every lump is allowed to lay
at the gate from 10 to 60 minutes, and
the sun nelts off five pounds in very
little tinle
Il suppose you can tell a kicker as
soon as he enters.
II can. Hushl One has just struck
the foot of the stairs. Wait and see the
circus.
The steps came nearer and nearer, and
presently red faced man opened the
door, glanced around. and asked:
as this the ice Officer"
@Yes, sir.
swell, came to see about my ice. ("
@Yes. was the non -committal reply
as the ice man winked at the reporter.
@The Jumps look very small to me.
"Yes.
II guessed their weight to be about II
pounds
"Yes.
@Where ought to have 25
Exactly.
"And so / got pair of scales and
weighed them for week.
Il see. How much was the short
age?p
"Shortagel Why, man, every lump
weighed 27 pounds, and some of them
80, and we come in to pay you for 10
extra pounds for last week. How much
is it?"
The ice man turned red-then white
began to tremble, and finally pitched
off his stool to the floor. When the re-
porter raised him up he was as dead as
a mackerel. The sudden shock had
killed him. Detroit Free Press
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We recently heard the following
touching incident: A little boy had died.
His body was laid out in darkened
room. waiting to be laid away in cold
lone grave. His afflicted mother and be-
reaved sister went to look at the sweet
face Of the precious sleeper. for his face
sms beautiful even in death As they
stood gazing on the face of one so be-
loved and cherished, the little girl asked
70 shake his hand The mother at first
did not think it best, but the child re-
peated the request and seemed very
anxious about it She took the cold
bloodless hand Of her sleeping boy and
placed it in the hand Of his weeping
sister The dear child looked at it q
moment, caressed it fondly, and then
looked up to her mother through the
tears Of afiiiction and love, and said,
Mother. this hand never struck me.
What could be more touching and
lovely ri Presbyt yterian.
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SEE vas 4 RoRN CoURTIER.
Royal Compliment 70 the Late Emperor
william BY Tiny Subject

Royal Compliment 70 the Late Emperor
william BY Tiny Subject
During a stay of Emperor William I
of Germany at q fashionable watering
place at Ems, that monarch paid visit
to large orphan asylum and school
that was under government patronage.
The presence Of so distinguished per-
sonage created quite a sensation in the
establishment. says the Chicago Herald
After listening with much interest to
the recitalions of several of the classes,
his majesty called to him bright faxen
haired little girl of or years of age,
and. lifting her into his lap, said:
@Now, my little fraulein, let me see
how well you have been taught To
what kingdom does this belong?" And,
taking out Of his pocket an orange, he
held it up to her.
The little girl hesitated for moment,
and, looking timidly up to the emperors
face, replied:
To the vegetable kingdom.
very good, my little fraulein; and
now to what kingdom does this belong 2"
And he drew out of his pocket gold
piece and placed 1t on the orange
Again the little girl hesitated, but soon
replied:
70 the mineral kingdom.
@Better and better, said the emperor.
"Now look at me and say to me to
what kingdom belong.
At this question there was an ominous
silence among the teachers and visitors
who were listening with much interest
to the royal catechism. Could she make
any other reply than ITO the animal
kingdom?p
The little girl hesitated long, as If per-
picked as to what answer she would give.
Was the emperor an animal? Her eyes
sought those of her teacher and her
schoolmates. Then she looked up into
the eyes of the aged emperor, and, with
half startled, frightened look, as if she
were evading the question, replied:
~To the kingdom of heaven.
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A Critical Genius.

Among Rice's old acquaintance was
q leader of the orchestra, one John
c.. Quite musical genius was c.,
and great character. He was per-
feet know all; no subject, either artis-
tic, musical, or scientific, could be
broached in his presence on which he
did not at once present himself as an
authority. If a fast horse was men,
toned c. had father or an uncle
who owned one that could distance the
animal in question with case Should
any one venture to give an account of
remarkable storm where the hailstones
were as large as hens eggs, the old leader
was down on him with goose eggs at
once. On certain Sunday afternoon
John Rice and a party of his friends
were sitting on the back porch of his
house. listening to some of the marvel
Gus experiences of c., when the host,
getting little tired of these wonders,
exclaimed: &C, you seem to be an
authority on most matters; now / want
your solution. of a curious fact that is
staring us in the face. Look at that
apple tree over the fence pointing to
one in the orchard at the back of the
house. @You see it has no apples on it
and all the rest of the trees are full Of
fruit; now how do you account for
that?" c. ran his eye over the or
chard with a profound look, and rising
slowly from his seat mounted the fence,
let himself down upon the other side
with as scientific an air as the perform
IL -
upon his knees began to examine the
roots of the barren tree The company
during all of this time were watching
the proceeding with becoming gravity.
c., having cut of a piece of bark
from the tree, wiped his eye glasses and
examined the specimen with great care.
At last he smiled with placid kind of
triumph and exclaimed. Ahl thought
so. Again climbing the fence. he re-
turned to the group who had been watch
ing him and said: Now observe. You
see that gray color on the edge of the
bark p They did. We'll, that is called
fungi mortem, and whenever that deadly
sign appears at the root of an apple
Tree it never bears fruit
= = don't think you are quite right
about il" said Rice; for that tree mas
full Of apples yesterday, but the owner
came this morning and gathered them.
There was a shout of laughter and
c. was dumfounded. 1t was dread
ful blow, and it had the effect OF cur
failing the scientific discourses OF c.
for some time. Joseph Jefferson, in
The Century.
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Specimen Cases.

s. II. Stafford. New Cassel, Mis-, was
troubled with NeuTaleia and Rheuma-
tism. bis stomach was dis0Edered, his
Liver was affected 10 "a alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and be was terribly
reduced 10 flesh and strength. Three
bottles OF Electric Bltters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, Ill,
mad . running sore on bis leg OF eight
years standing. Used fhFes bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Buck
lens Arnica EalYe, and his leg Il sound
and well. John Speaker, Catawba. o.
had i've large FeFeF sores on bis legs doc
tors said be was incurable. One bottle
Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's
Arnica 8alve cured him entirely. Sold by
J. wv. Hodges y Cos Drug store.
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ANNAPOLIS Nd THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER So 1890


4 kind old man. with manno grand.
To passing tramp stretched s,ut his hand
Eor-he bel eved in the good old truth
He must learn 10 respect himself. forsooth. .
Goth he: You should earn your daily bread;
'Twould be sweeter far" And the wanderer
said:
~we're two old soldiers. pard and me;
We saved the country In '6a
We've too much pride, sir. TO engage
IN the pension scramble of this age:
So we're collectin' our fees directn
And he got dime for his self-respect.
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Robert-Been fightin'.
Schoolmarm advancing furiously)-
You have, ehg
Robert-Yes, ma'am. A boy sed yer
wuz ugly as home made sin, an jest
give it to him.
Schoolmarm-Well Bobby, dear, I'll
have to pardon you this time; but con-
troll your temper the best you can -
IThe Epoch.
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E0R RENT-Three pleasant, bright
~ and CON Portable ROOMS in very desira-
BILE art OF the city, near the Navsl Academy
For particulars apply at this once.
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Tor RENT.--A NINE ROOM CON-
y yenient HOUsE Il ia good re ghborhood.
u Inn Apply "a Green street
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WANTS, FOR SALE, &c.

We Will insert In this col6mn advertise.
nm@ntm or wants, For K0nt, Fer Sale, lost,
w0unds &C., not exceeding four ltnes. ONE
~ EEK. or lesss for 26 Centa.
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WANTED A SITUATION AS SEAM-
w STRESS Apply at IS Mark ct Street, -
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LSoR sALE-A GOOD BUILDING LOT
4 in d sirable location. For particulars
apply to this Once. o24
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WANTED Employment by an honest.
w sober. and industrious Young Man, to
take care Of horses and do general work RE-
ferences given. Address THOS. Oh NEY,
Eastporl, A A. County. Nd.
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I 0ST-Ia going from the Naval Academy TO
II Charles. Conduit, Cath dral or Duke Of
GloucesIs street. Lady's gray Crocodile skin
Capital Office. oc2Ow
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Many tacTsOns are broken
down rrum oycrworS O. household cares
Browns IrOn BitlerS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion removes excess Of bile.
and cures malaria Get the genuine
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EOR RENr-A SIX ROOM HOUSE No is
Il Primo, George Street. Good Yard Ap-
ply to =. A. SHJUURDAN, AT Hanov er St,
Annapolis Md. ola
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WANTED--ONE HUNDRED PAIR PIG
w EONS. Call or address stating price,
o4 90 Charles Street. Annapolis, Nd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

The LOWER FLOOR, now used as
U. S. Postoffice, of the building known
as the Annapolis Opera House.
The floor may be subdivided to suit ap-
plicants. For further information apply
to g. A. CULVER,
s26 Secretary.
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WANTED.-ANA ACTIVE MAN for each
w section Salary e56 70 e10O, co locally
represent q successful N. Y. Company incor-
Jewelry. ETC., TO consumers at cost. Also 8
Lady Of tact, Salary e4o, to enroll members
10000 now enrolled. 500 s000 paid fn1-
References exchanged. Empire Cooperative
ASSOCIATION lcredit well ratedl Lock Boz 8lO,
N x. 5-27
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EURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Ap-
ply ~ the office OF the CAP1TTL. OPP
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E0R RENT.-Three Furnished ROOMS
i for rent No. 50 Conduit Street. e9
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cured Heraalf and IIer anna

Cured Herself and Her child,
S. S s. has relieved me Of terrible scrofula
from viii b I had suffered for years. 1t affected
my nose FIRST as catarrh. then carries Of the bone.
and continued 10 eat until II destroyed the soft
bone In the right side of ths no Z, then went TO
my throat and later on to my lungs, and il looked
as if was doomed s. 5. 5. has cured me, and
has also cured my little daughter of the same
Treatise on flood and Skin Diseases mailed
free SWIFT Srertvlc Co. Atlant-. Ga.
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potash. mercury. sarsaparilia.
thousand doses for a shilling med
iclne. 1t is a remedy which never
falls In Blood Diseases. and always
builds up the general health of the
patlant.
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Tor 6ALE--A first class and renumerative
Il RETAI BUSINESS in the City of An
napolis. Address, A. b. c. CAPITAL ONCE.
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TWENTY-FIVE MEN on Fishing Creek
Farm rear Thomas Point. Pay Every Week
Apply on the Premises. 10 142t
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YXYANTED AN ACTIVE, HONEST NAN.
w Salary 500 monthly IL suitable with
OIL portunities for advance, to represent local
lv responsible New. York house. Referen
ces. MANURAcTu8RR, Lock Box 1856, N. Y.
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The HOUSE No. ios Hanorer Street. after
October 1t, 1880. Apply as 10. . Church
Circle -
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And life, d1zr child, b. wh4f we make H.
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Eupe pSy.

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In fact, you must have il, 10 fully
enjoy life. Thousands are searching
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BROKEN OUT |.

How often In rra $40 this on iil
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IL was just an ordinary sc.ap
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l simple bottle IL helped her. -h,-
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900 Doses One B1llar'' means
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Each bottle contains loo doses and
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a Colorado Village Wrecked.

RED CLIFF, Colo. Aug. I5.-Cou.
tractors for the Denver X RiC
Grande Rgilr0ld, finding that they
could not finish a isce u r1ad ac'
coming n contract, pat in a heay y
blast, containing over one ton a
powder. After notifying all UcpV't
10 leave toxin ami seek safety fuTtht
up the mountain, the blast W :
touched oil. After the smoke had
cleared away IL was found that q e
whole village had almost been De,
mIlishtsi. Nothing was left Of five
houses, while thirty Others Were
baily wrecked and rendered Unin'
habitahle The houses will lie r.
built a the expense u the contract,
Or. Ia the meantime thirty-fivr
families viii be compelled 90 live IN
tents.
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AT TRAIN wRECKING
The Cuban Forest King Has Been
Getting In Hf. Work.

NEW York, Aug. Ij.-Iatest al
vices from Havana state that the
outlaw Manuel Garcia. who style.
himself king Of the Cutan
Forests" has bern trying his hand
az train wrccking. Recently he
sent 10 the president Of the Villa
Nueva Railway a letter demanding
S-l,uh, aud intimltel that a failure
10 comply with his request would
probably result in serious interrup.
ton % travel The officials Of the
road paid no attention 10 Garcia'-
communication, therefore the..king''
led his men % n place called En-
palme and tore up about one hun
dred and fly yards Of track on the
side OF n sharp curve. late in the
afternoon a freight train. bound from
Eegla 10 Matauzas, came along.
The engineer did not perceive tile
danger until % wIs too late TO stop.
aUu
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ensued. Garcia and his gang prompt.
/ ~ arrived on the scene aud direIt-
Ell the conductor 10 tell them which
% the ear contained pr1vi,i8us.
Rodriguez, the conductor. n.plit,I
10y a warning not % NEEDLE with
any Of the freight, and sh wed his
revolver 20 enforce his admonitions.
\ fight followed, in which Garcia
and his thirty colleagues ma !e short
WORK Of the five train men. RoIri-
gutz was killed, and the engineer.
fireman and one Of the brakemen
were wounded, and the other brake-
man ran away.
Loading their mules with what
ever suited their faucy. the outlaws
returned 10 their mountain fsstneSs-
a. before the civil guani could put in
an appearance. Garcia left two let
tiers at the scene Of the wreck. One
was addressed to the captain Of the
civil guani and j. tranlated as fol-
lows:
Sir-This train has been wrecked
and the most valuable part % its cargo
carried OF by Manuel Garcia and his
men, whom you have previously tired
in vain to capture. You are welcome
10 try % catch u again. but know
you will not succeed. The whole
government Of spain canno; catch Us,
You and your miserable troops are no
good against
Yours i'm defiance.
MANUEL GARCIA.
The second letter was for the
President Of the Villa Nueva Rail-
road. IL said:
Dear Presideni-You see I have
kept my word. Il would have paid
you 10 send me thai So, 900. write
this 10 assure YOU tina: I mean to have
money. You can send il now or wAii
until ! have wrecked a few more
trains. II you are wise you will for
ward AZ once. II you fail 10 send IL
before Friday, August 18th. shall as
sumo that you want more trains
wrecked. DO not fiater yourself that
the civil guard can catch me.
MANUEL GARCIA,
King Of the Cuban Forests"
The Havana military authorities
have detailed a large force to hunt
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A Young VOLCANO.
Natural Gas Makes Its Escape and
Create. a Scare

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug, 10
A dispatch from Shelbyville, In
dianapOlis, says: Much excitement
still prevails over the recent gas eN-
plOsiOn. IL il now discovered that
the whole neighborhoOl In the VI
ciniiy OF the young volcano ! sat
urated with natural gas and the
soil j. full Of Il. One can run n
cr0wbar down ia the ground any
place and then light the gas which
proceeds from the soil in various
quantities. This would indicate
that the gas from the gas wells has
found it. way below the limestone
and in many places fractures IN the
stone permit IL TO escape into the
sand and gravel Immediately below
the surface soil, which partially pre-
vents its escape into the air. This
bcars out the theory that gas has
been for some time escaping from
the sides Of the gas well and diiius-
ing itself in the sand and gravel be-
low the limestone.
In Van Buren, township, about
four miles north Of the late eUp-
ton, the water wells have been
sunk twenty TO thirty feet, n feT
feet below the surface stone. Gas
from the wells three miles away has
broken into them ami The people
have abandoned the Use Of the
water. eas,7d the wells and are now
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Garcia, but nervous people are IL
framing from extending their pa
trOnage TO the Villa Nuevn Rail
way.