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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
Pen Made Money.

Regularly every six months the treas
ury department receives either twenty
or fifty dollar bill which, from all APP
pearances, instead of being made from a
plate, is executed entirely with pen.
The work is of very high order, and
several times these bills have defed de-
lection and passed on their tour of cir
culation unhindered. The counterfeiter
seems to be genius who yearns for no.
toriety, as he could not make his living
by his penmanship. The culprit has not
yet been captured. although efforts have
been made to find him, and it is believed
that he has had the pleasure of viewing
his handiwork in little frame which
hangs ON the walls of the treasury build
Letter.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
Rich Mems Cipnrs.

1t is mistake to presume that the
rich men smoke the higher grades of
cigars, according to a we'll known deal
er. The Vanderbilts and the Goulds use
choice clear Havanas and pay high prices
for them, but they are exceptions among
the wealthy class. The gamblers are
the connoisseurs in the matter Of smok-
ing. They buy only the best and highest
priced cigars. Rich mems sons who are
clerks at small salaries come next in
their choice of cigars, and the politicians
are third in the list. Business men in
the commercial and mercantile lines
rank fourth, and the same authority says
that retired merchants and millionaires
buy the cheapest cigars they can get
New York Telegram.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
The pennsyivania's President.

Down at Cape May met President
Roberts, of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Here was a man who had started out
twenty or thirty years ago as a track
hand, and who had come up through the
mechanical and the executive branches
of the business to be the president of the
greatest railway in the world. His
salaries-for he has several as president
of the three or four corporations which
are IN the Pennsylvania system-aggre-
gate 800, 900 a year. Mr.. Roberts shows
the eject of his early training in the
strong love which he has for the details
of railroading.-Cor. Harrisburg Tele-
graph.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The special announcement which APP
peared in our columns some time since,
announcing special arrangement with
DR.. b. j. Kendall Co.. of Enosburgh
Falls, VT, publishers of "A Treatise on
the Horse and his Disease, whereby our
subscribers were enabled TO obtain IA
copy of that valuable work free by send
ing their address (and enclosing two
cent stamp for mailing same) is renewed
for limited period. We trust all will
avail themselves of the opportunity OF
obtaining this valuable work. TO every
lover of the Horse it is Indispensable, as
it treats in simple manner all the dis
ease which atilict this noble animal. Its
phenomenal sale throughout the United
States and Canada, make it standard
authority. Mention this paper when
sending for 'Treatise. ADV. II If
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
HOMESTEAD,

formerly known as ST. Nalpntne) is II
handsome bay horse via black points,
small star and left ankle white. He is
four years old. His sire is Nutwood, he
by Belmont, by Alexander's Abdallah
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Dam of
Homestead Precept by Pancoast. Second
dam, Artless (full sister of Orange Girl.
2:20) by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Third
dam, Dolly Mills dam of Waikiki Chief,
sire of Dick Swiveler, 2:lS, and Great
Eastern, 2:ls), by American Star.
Fourth dam by Young Messenger.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
Nothing On Earth Will
MA Ks
Il = n s
4 ~ "
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powder p!

II is absolutely pure. Highly concentrated. In
quantity it costs less than tenth Of cent day.
Strictly medicine. Prevents and cures all diseases.
Good for young chicks Worth more than gold
when hens Moult. lone large can saved me $40,
send six for S5 TO prevent roup," says customer.
II you can't get IL send 81 cents for two packs.
five g. ARA PSqPd f es9 g. 20 ppstpaid cans ss
pie copy free. Poultry Raising Guide free with q
orders OF more. |. 5. JOHNSON d Co, Boston, Mass
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
Asa Hemingway Estate.
Probate OF VIII.
STATE OF VERMONT--District or
- Addison, S..

Z
- Addison. IS.
BE II remembered that at n session of the
Probate Court holden nj Middlebury, within
and tor the said district ON the 18th day OF
September, A. ID. 1880,
Present Hon. James NJ. Slade, Judge.
Whereas, "A certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purporting 10 be the last will and
testament OF Asa Hemingway, late OF Bird
port, in said district, deceased, having been
this day presented to said, Court OF Pro
bate, and duly filed in the Probate Office
Therefore, IL is ordered, that all persons
interested in the estate OF said deceased be
notified to appear before said court at the
Probate ONCE in Middlebury in said dis
trict, on the It'll day of october, A. ID. 1880
AT 10 clock a. m, by publication OF this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous thereto
in the Middlebury Register, newspaper
printed at Middlebury, aforesaid, to show
cause, II any they may have, why said in
strument in writing should not be proved
and allowed as the last will and testament
OF the said deceased.
BY the Court. Attest
IS JAMES NJ. SLADE, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26

A wealthy Georgia man died recently
and after the last sad rites the family mads
a search for the will, but could not find it
Finally some one suggested that the body
should be exhumed This was done, and
in the inside pocket of the grave coat the
will was found. The careful citizen had
put it there for safe keepinsA-Chicagc
Times.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
MCDOUGALLS' SHEEP DIP.

McDougalls non-poisonous sheep dip and
cattle dressing, scab specific and insect ex.
terminator ON sheep, cattle, horses, dogs,
poultry, etc, has been used with great success
in this county for several years. 1t instantly
exterminates all ticks, lice and maggots; is
the only true specific for scab, and finely
its use very profitable. When used at a
special strength 1t also waIerproofs the fieeces,
thus affording the animals great protection
from cold and wet. In the United States,
Great Britain and many places abroad II is
now generally adopted-having to a large
lime and sulphur, and poisonous mixtures
1t has important advantages over such dress.
ings, and is more certain in its action. For
sale at
SHELDON DRUG STORE. l2:tf.'
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26

The American Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Science has mads q gift Of
e, $50 to the Toronto university for the -
couragement Of the study Of physics.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
GuoIif6er Str@DpfSbumor.

gom ensIii6,n &ir35oisbumOr sibi
bic r9aeus Cir. 3ts." in mort. unb
iinnsetreuer lleberietuns siui9c Probeu.
90 iinoet iid fpI9enSe @rabi3rift aui
benz 6riso5pfe gu Wearnbua:
@ebh ou uor6ti, baun bent an mid.
gSit ou ieet biit. 70 mar aud i'd.
QSie i'd ieet bin, 10 pirlt bu isiH,
9iilts bid eenu uuS foI9' mir iein.
0ieie Sni6rift erbisIt pom uubstauns
ter SanO iOIsenSen 9tadias;
Sud Su foIscu, bin i'd bsreit,
@eun i'd crit rDeiB. no Sbr isst isib!
Bonn 4irdbOf Su auiip;
Sier IieSt glIeranber MeB5erIou,
@Ine gar mcrtpiiroise Yerion.
Gr maB ieds SUP swei Sod,
Siebeno auf bIoBer Sobr;
Grl6lageu rpdro sr, Oh
Ssi 8aterloo.
Die GrIoiertir1s in Ssut6nart (9ous
bOn) Seigt Il. ". fCIgsnSen Srabuers:
Sier Iiegt Der 9eib DON Warianue SuI;
per,
Sic ifarb beim Grtnten pou SsioIis:
Yuluer;
CUR bimmIiiheu 9tube Elm ie aing,
ga lie IS trGnt. sb' es gu brauien an
fin9!
Die 6atbsbraIc gu Gbibeitrr:
Sisr Tisst mein Beib, bier last iie Iissen,
Die SsiI'sen li4 nit mir uersnisen.
Den S9IuB made bier bic SnI6rift
zines @rabtrsujes in 8OIuerboupton:
Sisr Iisst Wtsiiter @eijbaIs, Der uiemaIs
rief jam salts
gs plrb' ibn rpedeu, rpiiBt er, Du IdIsii
bic Sni4riit gratis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

@enn i'm altcrtbum ii'ben Stdot.
@rie9snlanos nm bic @bre, Die @eburts:
itdttc Oes 9roBen Sduser 9omer ;u icin.
nit chamber iiritten, 10 mill i'd, iorpejt
bic geiiti9e @e6urt uuisrts Riutlcrs in
SrOge tOmmt, ber 9ia9weIt bic Sn6r
srIei9tern. Die r@isss isines 9tubmcs"
itebt unSweiieIbuft in B6bmeu. Su ben
ibIi9tsu ipdtsr beriibmtsn StGOt6eE
&rautenau bat 9uoIuia Darnap am ..
NRai 1860 inter Dem gtamen 0acroir bit
fSeuertauie Sss S9auipisIsrs erbaIten.
Seiue critic 3ioue mar Die bss @arou uor
Sorn in E6pisrS v3uriifiseuug," iein
Debit cnOete Ieioer nit einer totaIsH
9fieoerIaae.
Wenu trot bss ipenig uerfprebeu6sn
Nnfnnss Die brsiBigid6rige 8isocrfebr
icne5 Gnaes uou Der 6suti9eu 9i5ueu.
.rsIt i'm Sercin nit ben sablreiben Der:
shrsru be5 GiniIler5 in enl9uliaitii6et
8eiie 9efeiert pirN, 10 muB bob pobl
aus bem uerungIiifteu Oebutnuttn uor
GrGutenau nod Elm reipcftabIer S6au.
ipieIer semotrcn iein. lIeber 3uriid,
ieBuna tpiro iin Der iu5iIirenbe Gacroir'
an bieiem ~. Nfai~ bOTen;Ii9 ni9t 81
betla9eu baten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

- WeI9e abtntsuerIi9e
SoritslunseH in Bejus auf bas in 8ers
lin am l. Dtai @rwartste in BEN 8ors
Orten uu6 iOnit bel @i9tberIin,rn &c.
b.rri9t baben miHen, 3sissn ipmptomas
tii6, wie bas v8erIinsr Gasbl. beri9s
tet, II. u. fOIsen6e 8orsdnse. 9Im
e.s@pmnaiium unb anberen berIiuer
anitaIteu, rpeI6e pon S5iiIern aus ben
Bororten beludt merSen, feb[tsn bieIe
S9iiIer fuit idmmtIi9. = Gin Sauss
tnedt eines ber srOBereu bieisen SoteIs
.rSdblte einem Serrn, Der sinsn sSren6en
bort aufiu6te, fie, bic Saa5tus6te,
ltreitten in 9eSug auf 6as Stitftlpub.n
unfrsipilIis idmmtIi9s 6remoen i'm
SoteI ieieu aus 4nsit uor Eumu.ten in
Berlin bersits i'm 2aufe bss 8u6taaes
nbeereiR. Observation-Disclosures
mar trob bes id6nsn 0etters gerins be-
iu6t; man tonute an ben ionit frequeuz
tsfen Stellen. ;.8. an benz GbisSs'i6en
BsuqustsGsmpeI, an benz @rbbssrdbniB,
an ber Gbiueiiidsu Stube Ssitweile uidt
sinen sinSissu Seiu6erfinben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
0ebtcnteus oait.

Sebtenteus2 s2Osit. Sos
ham: rSest weeB i'd wirtIi4 ni4t:
iou,e i6 ben Serru Baron um 8 cber 0
ilhr psdeu2 8ede i9 ibu gu frib.
sisbts Grad, wsds it ibn gu ipdt, sisbts
aud JSrad; Su 1T sS nobl 6as gtnia9'
lte, i@ iueds ibn gar niht!"
-Gr butui6t unrs6t. NIio
uu6 On meinit. boB SrcuuSe in ber
9ioib ielteu iino? Nesni6, CLAUDE has
bod uidtl SD tanu Dir uerli9srn, buB
bas Gesentbell Der Sail 1T! Jeaum babe
ib ein paar ueue Sreuu6e srporben.
BIei9 iinO iis in gfOtb unO pumpcn mid
an!
Nus einem 8ortraqe:
Ger M6ud 8srtboIo S5wars bat bas
Bulu.r srfunSsH, o6sIei5 er bur3aus
ni5t pom unsspObnIidsr Sesdbuns mar.
gr mag ia immerbin einige 6tmiide
SenntniiIe ssbabt buben, uber baS YuIs
Der bate er fiber nidt erfunOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Dsrartiss 8srIudunsen butten ibu
serube nod seiebIt. @ar baIo iab iid
Der iunge BoIpte6niter wisber mitteH
untsr S9auipielern uno ipra9 unb bOrtt
pon nibts anberem ais POM Ebeater.
Die taum in ben S6Iai ssIullte 9iebt
sur S9auIpieItuuit erun6te itiirmi.
i6sr. bsnu ;uuOr; 8Iei, 3irfeI, 8inteIa
maas unb i3ei6enbrett ipurbeu bel Seitt
geworfen, unb @0tbe, S9iaer, Sbate:
ipsare uno 2eiiing mebr unb mebr ID
@alt 9ebeten, bas BOIpte9nitum rpurbs
alImdIig usrgsiien, bis es Der fobnen'
fli9ti9s Nr9itett, aIs S6iIer Sonnert
tbals, fir INNER uerlieB.
9llle bieie 0orsdn9e wurbeu natiirIid
nit Der gansen Spmpatbie sIei69sitnn
ter SeeIen pon lns perfolSt. gSenn a
aud eiuem Mc6tipru9e bes itrenseu
8aters, Der ibn iiir cine riOIibe~ bir'
eerIi9e 2ebenshtllung uu9 9auie berief
ii6 fit ben 9lusen5Iif nod beiste, f
pubten mir bod, baB bieie 0teii9natiOr
nibt uon LANCER 0ausr iein wsree, benn
ibon Sit md9tig bate Die 2eibenfdaf
fir bic 9ibne in ieiner Seele Q8urjd
gefaBt. limb in Der Shat, i9on mad
f,trSer Griit erIdien 2ubpis nit triumph.
renosrWtieue wisber in uui ierer maIeril9eu
5flauie.
SD bab' Gin engagement, &irber!A
rief er in ieiner Iebbaften &eiie. -
.9lu peI9em SOftbeater?" = rgIu BEN
8orboftbeatsr gu MeibIius.~ : vSii,
wsIdes Tad?" = ,9lIs eriter SeIS und
2isbbaber nit 90 i. Gage beim Director
Sort"
0as mar alIsrbinss cine srose Gr.
rungenldaft. Meiolins, Gin 0orf bel
8ien, gait su iener 3sit aIs y9eriu9s'
itation" ausebenbsr &OSeiuiie, bic bel
Der Ndbe bes 8urstbeaters NIT Cider:
belt 6arouf redneteu, pom Seinrid 2uub,
bier ventbeft" gu perben. 9tu9 0aruay
bofite nit 3uuerlibt auf bas @rIdeineu
bieies bramatiiden columbus. @i,
naren ni9t wenig 9eipaunt auf ben
sriten i9auipieIeriiden Grfolg unierea
6rsun6es. Oia6bem mir bem boif'
nunespollsu &arl Moor bas 8eripre9su
se9ebsu, bel isinem erien Debut in
corpore veiu ireies 2eben" fiibren au
wolIen, fubr er bin gen MeibIiu9.
Die Gbrdnen Oes abidiebs paren in:
bsHsn in ibreu Iu9eu nod ni9t 9strod:
net, ais Saruap 81 unisrsr 8erpunbe;
rung picbsr bel uns eri9ieu. Oas Burg
tbeuter mar es nidt, bas ibn 10 idIeunis
3uriid6erufen bate ... gSir lebten ba:
mails nod in isner i66ueu 3eit, in be,
nur bic Spisbuben bas Yripilsgium oe.
noGen, obne 2esitin,aton reiIen Su sir,
fen, pobin fe guit batteu, Die ebrli5en
2eute bagesen, ipenu lie ii9 cine baIb,
Shuoe melt pom ibrem @obuorte ent;
fernteu, eineu BaB uOr;eisen muBten,
Ser boben Sbristeit mar ruobI Der GarI
Moor bss WteibIinser MuientempeIs be,
gbrIi9teit brin9enb uerbddtig, benu aIs
ct am 8OraberO ieines sriten guftretens
I'M @irtbsbauie teiuen BaB aufsupeiieu
bate, rpurbe ibm inter an6robung rpei.
terer SsiOrberuus mittsIs ySdub" biz
fatesorti9s @eiiuus, bas @sbiet Meib.
Iin9s binuen "a Stuuben Su psrIaKen.
BOD uOr abIuuf Der ibm seiteIIteu Sril
fam ct ber frsunbLi9eu gtuiiorhsruna
mad = ben iOsenannten vMeni6n"
Nteiblinss ben Sebbebaubi9ub Der vfaI.
i6eu, beu9leril6en 6rotooiIenbrut" ins
Nntlib 81 i5Isuosru, mar ibm auerbiuga
nift pero6urt. 90 enoete bas erltt
engagement" 2ubrui8 8arnays.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Scr uerfebIte 8 d op Inug5.
asSaute. Wstper lest nit iciusr @jatiin
Sarob in urgIItdIliaer G6e. gincs
Cages bri6t Elm beitiger Strcit Spiiden
Hsiben aus unb Weptr firedt mad piers
tclitiinoissm Sample por Der iiesrciden
@ereotiamteit ieluer 6rau Die g8aiien.
Q9dbreno bieie Nun uuentpegt meiter
teift, periiutt Meper i'll itummeS Sri.
beIu. Die baride 6rase: Siebt ON
suoli9 Dein llureht elm? riittslt Der
@riibIsr oui uno er antportete: sd
iebe ein. buB ii@ mier 9errgott BEL 6ey
gribaffuus 6es Mmi6su mel iibeyilil.
iiSs Ntdbs bate erIpareu tOnueu."
v94ie io?"
ySieblt On, Sar9sulebeu, mad Be,
9ibeL bat @ott ben sriteu NtenIben aus
BEN Trsenitau5 seidufisu, Oarum bate
er nad msiuer tiefiuuigen lleberscu9uno
bic @pa suerit iu's 9sbsn ruien miiien. !"
vWGrum, Ou 9tarr2"
DNdre bic @ud suerit 3ur @eIt oe
tOmmsn, 10 bate iid aNam i6on gan,
ausin aus bent Stuube semadt."
Ger &ettsr. v..Sa, Ibuu.r
9, msine Serru, ssitern gfa9t, mic id
beimseb', isb i6 auf eiumal 6rsi RcrIa
l6rstli3 auf eiuen Wenl6eu IositbIa
gen. Oils courogirter Maun itbwina' id
msin RaraiOI mS fabr boSpiiden: nSb,
Qumpsn, wOat Sbr slsjtD ausreBsn I"
llno t9 Jag Sbneu, auf Der Stea' baden
Ie ibn Se9en Ianen!" " uSaba, lint
lie ans9ertnen, bic GsrIs 2" : ,,Se:
Wabr' - mid babsn iie s'buut -"
-SOrii9tig. Sra, Cannes,
bait Ou pt9en Oeinem weben eopf n
Doctor s'fra9t?" = rsSapobI - a
meints, i'd iOue feline seiitisen @etrant,
trinten!" - ySduaps aud ni6t?" =
.Oas bub' i'd mir nibt setraut, i6n ,u
irGsen = er bdtt' mir rieqsiGt ben aud
nod uerboteu!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
rO Ie Jt q Il B c T.
EraueripieI i'll flint 9ltten
pon iEriebrih Sdiller.

Nollnstp: 9err Suomt9 SarnaD.
Git6 mar Der gtame v9u6pie Bar:
nap" pon ben rGdubern" eetrennt uuS
nit ienem 6rie6ri9 S6ilsr's suaIeidl
pom SIatte seriheu, porauI bic nader.
Srau Iebr berubist uuo erIeidtert iid
auf ibr improuilirtes 9ett besab. .
Der &iB bali Der Muttsr qIeidwubI
ni6ts. 3nar, ais iie nit Der aan;en
ueberrstuu9stunit bes Mutter6er,sna
auf ibn einltiirmtc, fIste er ii9 I6lieB:
lid ibren Bitten uno perIpra6 ibt, 6sr
Sibne Su entiassn unb bic pom 8atsr
9ewiiui6te ar9itstteuIauibabn einsu.
idIugen, gu rueIdsm 3msde er bas pOla:
te9niide Snititut beiu9en iolIte. Si,
OBJ eer 8ursdnberuug ibrsS Sobnss bod.
srireute Muttsr ueriab ibu nieSer mil
ang.menener 6Ieiouue uno 6em n6tbiaeu
9elcs, Iieb ibn in's HeIptednitum ouf.
rebmen unO mietbete IN Der 0tdbe belIel.
ben in ber SarIitrese auf ber @ieSeu
aud cine 8oSnuns fir i'm.
Ood bas S1idiaI lit itGrter ais aIls
menidIi9e llebsrreounsstunlt. Die
Mtntter mietbete unbepubt elm 3immer
fir ibreu 2iebIiu9 in einsm Sauie, eellen
erften Sted Der beriibmte SoflbauipieIer
2uspis 2Swe bepobnte, ipa6rsn6 in Der
swsiten gtase Der Soii9auIpieIer aSoII
SOnnentbnI, elm 2auosmaun 8arnap's
isin Ssim bate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

arge family album IN year zap, ana
while ostsnsihl yrsearehing the very soul
of some ineaty and scared relatives per-
rait You can rearrange yourself, mean
dm.. keeping up perfect COB Of persi-
daSe.
The term Messrs. is getting too COM
mon, l think, as substitute for gentle
men. It ought to 60. It doesn't mean
any ming, and ought to endear itself to
every one by placing itself on file in
some thrifty oblivion establishment.
De trop is no name for it. Do we say in
making aspeeeh at dinner, "Mr. Presi-
dent and Messrs., little thought, etc.
OF course net. Do we expect to see the
sign in the ladies' cabin 'Messrs. unac-
oompanied by Mesdames if found in this
cabin viii be shot?' hope and trust
not
There are many other things regard.
ing social customs, funeral etiquette,
ETC., which this book suggests, and OF
which l hope in the future to treat, pro
vided am not snatched away during the
caaoO1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
61&A Xxx
The Point of View.
waterneIOn season.

Railway Passenger-Isn't it wonderful
how this country grows: | tell you it's
a proud thing to be an American citizen
these days. Look at it! Two new states
in less than
Man in the Next Seat with snort
Ya-a-s! It's a grand thing to you, /
suppose. You amt in the publishing
business l reckon. You haven't put
$1,000 into a historical chart of the
United States and had it knocked galley
west by two brand new states Pumping
into the Union just as you got the chart
out! Some folks make me tired! (Goes
off to another part Of the car and sits by
himself. Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
Came of the White Cat.

This is a lively game, and is a new YER
sion of the old game of pussin-the-corner.
A good sized room being little cleared OF
the furniture, the players take possession
of the corners, while the white cat stands
in the center. The players are then bound
to change corners with their neighbors as
frequently as possible, the white cat striv-
ing to gain one Of the corners in the inter
walls. In any case the cat retains the Office,
but when one of the other players is caught
out of her or his corner that player is
Obliged to retire from the game. That
corner is then considered stopped" and
must no longer be used If any one IN
luckily enters a stopped corner that player
must also retire. TIE game is continued
until all the players have thus been caught
and placed in bsDishment. Two or more
players may occupy each corner at the
commencement OF the game.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

At least this is the custom west of
Avenue a, and especially on Seventh
avenue.
If in making your first call you do so
on a bicycle do not bring the instrument
into the hall with you or hold 1t in your
lap whilst calling. You might drop it
and break it.
Do not caress your watch chain or
charms whilst making party call. You
will be apt to wear the gold off and ex-
pose your poverty, which is vulgar. True
politeness consists in deity concealing
your poverty and natural born vulgarity
so far as possible.
Do not pick up the wine at table and
carefully serutinize the label as If you
were a connessurr, when you are really
a common curr. You may fool the COM
pany during two or three courses with
the idea that you are used to wine at
home. but before the pie is reached you
will manage. no doubt, 10 advertise the
fact that you are accustomed to thick
milk from a gourd, and not much Of
that.
Do not waste your hair oil on the wall
paper. Hair oil costs money. and we
cannot lubricate the future with the
hair oil that Is past.
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Discipline in a Royal Nursery.

One day. so the story goes, the emperor
OF Germany. busted in his own room, heard
a violent disturbance in the nursery, and
speedily made his way to the scene OF td-
multi. When he entered the crown prince
and Prince Eitel drew themselves up and
saluted their father in the military fas a
ion. as was their wont.
What IS all this noise about'' asked
the emperor.
A slight dispute, sire" said his eldest
son. and was obliged 70 let my brother
know who is crown prince in this establish
nent'
Good" said his majesty: Il see what
you mean, aud now l think it will De -
well if let you know IN the same WAY
who is emperor in this particular faCilyF
And he forthwith administered pdutsh
rnent which impressed itself on the mind
and also on the body Of ths crown prince
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"Oh, Aunt Jane" said Kitty, ''of course
shall bring it to You. Mothers away,
and am so glad TO have real visitorp
ooh, Pm sorry your mothers out" said
Aunt Jane. "Well, there, think it would
rest me to have some tea"
Kitty pours carefully. 1t seems to be
hot. see the steam.
But this tea was made for Kitty and the
dolls 1t is not such tea as Aunt Jane
drinks 1t is what people call cambria
tea" made of milk and hot water with a
great deal Of sugar in it. l am afraid
Aunt Jane will feel disappointed, and think
it will not "rest" her much.
The foregoing story was first told for the
benefit of Little Men and Women by
Pamela NJ Cole.
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A Day at Coney Island.

A Day at Coney Island.
Of to Coney Islandl
OF to spend day
On the breezy sea shore,
With wind and waves to play!
Four pairs Of bright eyes;
-Four pairs of hands
Oh, what fun we're going to have
Digging Ia the sands
Wen build house for dolly,
Well SEND our ship to SEA,
And none at Coney Island
VIII have such good times as we.
We never shall grow tired, l know,
OF such Jolly place,
Where all sorts of happy times
Await each happy face.
Backfrom Coney Island,
AS tired as tired can be,
Come four as sleepy children
AS ever you did see.
The fish laugh in the water,
And the gulls cry overhead,
"See the sleepy children
Who ought to be in bed
We've had very happy day
With the wind and waves and sand,
With the playthin2s that the ocean
Gently lays upon the land;
But of all the pleasant places
The dearest and the best
Is the home to which we're going,
Full Of peace and quiet and rest
-Harper's Young People
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YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE ENTER
TAINMENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,

Kitty Has a Real Live Visitor, and En-
tertains Her Aunt Jane Instead of
Dolls at Afternoon Tea-But It Was
Of the Cambria" Variety.
Kitty had her own little table set for tea
with her dolls, and nsEsr thought of such
a thing as having real live visitor. But
she went up stairs to find one of her doll
children, and when she came back there
was Aunt Jane sitting by the fire warm
ing her feet. 1t was long walk from her
house and the day was cold.
"Good afternoon, Aunt Jane" said Kitty.
"You are lust in time. Come and take tea
with me-"
Dear me, can'tr' said Aunt Jane. 81
am very cold. must sit by the fire."
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Query: What Was He?

care you going to Kidder's little girls
party this afternoon"
"Of course not. I'm not little girl"
retOrted De Haas.
You'll be at the donkey party at Tay-
lor's, won't your
"Oh, yes; never miss that!'-Puck.