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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
Catch the Hare.


cURRISDER.-In this city. on the l2th
Relatives, friends and Hopockohack-
ing Tribe, No. II. I. o. II. NJ, and tho
order In general, are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No. 4
West Twcnty-third street, on saturday,
February 10. ut . O'Clock y. m.
SALMOND.-At Camden, on February
~. 1880, Josep.. ID. Salmond.
Funeral services at Head OF Christiana
Church, saturday. 18th inst, at O'Clock
ID, IN,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

The city Posts will assemble at their
headquarters this evening at 7.30 sharp,
and proceed TO 4th and French streets,
when tho line will form and march TO
the Clayton House to receive and escort
the Commander-iu-chicf to the Institute
Hall, where All oprn csmp fire will b.
held TO which the public are cordially
invited. fine programme is arranged
lor The OCCASION.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Reuben Ford, residing near Brenford,
Ksut County, bought valuable cow OF
h. v. Sprusncs on "Wednesday Of last
week, and on the following night she
escaped from his yard, snd In crossing
tho Delaware Railroad was killed by .
passisg train.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Abram Cam, n brakeman residing at
Tenth and Pine streets, had his left arm
badly mashed at the elbow at tho West
Yard yesterday afternoon while coupling
cars. He was taken home and medical
aid summoned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Tue Victor DUPONT Democratic Club
las made arrangements with the Will
IN ngton CITY Passenger ka,lway Co. to
lave car ut the Brandywine Hall TO.
morrow morning At 3 O'Clock Tor the
benefit Of Their ball partIc! pauts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Amos N. Anderson sold for James x.
Hornby, in Brandyw ne Hundred, on
Thursday, Eve horses at fair prices; ten
COWS and young stock from $50 to S47
each; farming utensils and harness a.
good prices. The job was satisfactorily
completed, and the suctioneer was ready
% return home by 4 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
lOUBLIC SALE.

Il OF
VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.
Having deterL.ined TO quit farming will
self without reserve nay siork and farming
utensil', On the premises situa.rd on the rUsti
leading from stanton 10 MsrsDaiiton, about
one half nile from eacn place, adj Joining
kismensi, on
MONDAY, MARCH sHo. 1850,
at o'clock. PM, sharp, consisting OF good
farm and brood mare, | cot comm threc
year. old, suol stoea and hard u. beat; colt
coming years Oil, good seek, AMI vary
Siuc superior mitch cows most,or which
wall dasu eatyss by their sides by day OF sale,
Others very close sprlugers. 1ind Is All eN-
ccptionally line lot of COWS. NIL young and
| qulcl, aud al have bceu raised ny myself
| from choice stock. thor ugh. bred durham
hill. two ytats old, jersey hull coming one
| year old.
ongh bred roand China; Poland tLius
! sL0lis, Thoroughbred Poland China boar q
months Old; twenty iitle pigs a olt mon. 5
| old, most Ui which are Poland thinas; balance
| .isrscy Rcd crossed with fUlani Chiaa.
Farming Hnpi' meals. me good two-hoIse
iunp.seat carriage nearly as good as new
{ ! steel Iuota horse fak's gotfi "a rev ! IAN
roller, good 40 newi x an fan. corn ,hvii
er, | Champion niowrr aud reaper combined.
/ Harusss. ! set wagon harness. sci car
harness, set lead harness, se,s u,ow hlr
, briiits, double and single lines. NJ st q
thc.e narnfss are good AS new, some bee
used but yer, title.
beel used hut yer, LITTLE. tHrn iy the bush !
Terms. All sums OF 81 and unJ,r. gal
, all SUNS OYER tnat amount credit Of ST
| mon lis Will be given by purchaser giving
baukahie note vi I'll approved ehiprser. \
: Interest u paid Hhendnc. II not pa! uhrhdu
| Interest ire m ilta. per cent on Tor casl o
all cfcji. sans.
Nnuosin"nrm,,, nj on account of weather,
WILLIAM Ii. DERIcksoN.
j. q. Robinson, Auci --'@-"ts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Father Bermlngham, the Catholic
eloquent lecturer OF this town will lecture
ON next Sunday evening 10 st. Paul's
Church. subject: Shell, It, quality
and duration according TO the teaching
OF the Catholic Church." This will be
the frat lecture OF his Lenten course.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Thomas QuIgley Of West Chester, Pa.
visited our city some three weeks ago,
when he had the misfortune TO lose .
1000 mile Penns., railroad ticket. The
finder will be suitably rewarded on leav.
ing the same at this Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

TIE largest selection OF al the frst.
class makers oil pianos aud orgaus GU
easy erms and on easy monthly pay
ments, at Robelen's, 10 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
Entertainment Postponed.

Tho entertainment TO be given BY the
students Of Willow Green school. near
Moutchanip, will bs postponed one week,
and will be held Thursday evening, Feb.
"a. A severe attack Of the measles has
caused the delay,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

On Monday evening party was given
by Pete Kline Of the residencs OF krA
NeuinAyer. No. 2l9 West Fourth street
Owing 10 the weather the crowd Was
very small. Music was furnished by an
accovdeon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

The case Of Mary Wallace " ,,auC
ming ton d Northern Rallroau ii
In which the jury ....,,lsd
Novemb Der term, has ceen Ma VI
manner satisfactory to oo'n ' b :
amount agreed Jpn could h o., q, l
taIned. John Biggs aud ,aL, ps \
Esqs., appeared for the vanaes,lit
g. Bradford aud L. Z. Nauu'
for the defense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
A NEW LANDLORD,

mir. Michael Mullen having bought the
stock and n xta res of the sorrei II arse Hotel,
west front street, in this city, 10 now pre-
pared with the large stsblinx attached thereto
10 Accommodate farmers, market people and
travellers gensrfily fne patronage of the
2-i2-w-s-w-3t' MICHAEL MULLEN,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Tomorrow promises to be from cloudy
TO clearing aud rather colder. Sunday
clear with slight rise Of temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Largest, cheapest and best nssoi tment
Of valentines 10 At Adams d Bro. =, t0i
Maraet ttreet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Gloves, cinnamon, nutrnegs and all
spice. whole and ground, perfectly pure.
Taylor Il Fullerton, 3O2 KING street.
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l)UBL!C SALE.

promises, on tie Concord Pike, about q iuiles
iron v ilmiugtJn. on
TUESDAY. MARCH irH, 1850.
at IL o'clock, M,
Two gue4 horses. s good Jersey cows, one
2-year Old heiter. bulls. shoats. IA lot +
shaitr, one 2-horsr wagon, set, II and hells,
good mower, horse rake, pillow, cultlvstDr
VITA corn Civcrer, SpiSe narrow, Van MicHie
fan, nay cNticr, corn sheiler, 20 ieet OF good
rope. lteii caesl, COY chains single and dor
hle harness, broad AK. post dogs, cfos bar,
To- Of as, iorxs, rakes and noes, cIurn.
pans, bucket, butter worker. a good k,itis
creamery, v.uegsr by the barrel, butter scales
an weishih. Household Il ODDS. goud couk
,tuve. tables, bench table, lot OF good car
pei beds aud bedding, looking glasses 2
SOFAS, 1T OF stuffed cbairf, = marble top stands
and lnEny other articles not mentioned
! Terms at sale.
JOHN BERRY.
Amos n. Anderson. AuctisnerT.
| z-il.Std-wtk'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
DUBLIC SALE,

EJI DisiS 'hiil.
l.
The shDsrriber having sold ms farm. VIII
sell at pitlic sale, AT MS Residence, Oh the
roai iendin. rom stanton u ogieio"h,
WEDNESDAY FEBRlJAitY "a i5eo
"a -, N -, 80, a,hnrsa.
NJ ~ oi"vn, -. A. th.a.u y, onenn VI ~
80. !; rthEYl. uHnt WY WI -, fsA
Years oio, souuu anu tehtie, VIII N"rA kf2l
III ali ~ ~ ". hai ness' 49,,
| TO, .; hia,n ,i, IA rpm kraf, coming
| S'n,h "'"i sentw ~ gu" hinu, xoon "orker.
70. .. nA,.s ~, i.o'i q, coinlhg years
| oin' .eIh pi"ni.snnk y jung 'nhte.
| ~ ~, =, n,o' = lar SaiI "a,' Ss,'s OLD. gooh
| ~" t,, I,,,i,t,,,ns -" ", -, -, al, ,
| $50 - T.. "'"", "S"' '"'' = ,eats "'"i kopd
iSsn n ,av Il ,ron .,,y !, ,....,y, .
- a., ~. ,,,d ,nni 49,. - Se"fs pi'i' u
I 'ey i,aisvdni,. rs,riinS .oi, s,,t g.,
N.ewa =, 81 80, So Wv eo,, si,.I by
10 head Of FOOD mich AID n,,i,lr r",t9 f,slr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
Catch the Hare.


Hampton bar salt oystere, CLAIMS, musk
rate, eggs, poultry always on hand at
wholesale. Geo. w. Spicer " Co., 30l
King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
Some rare Bargain Prices.
LADIES'.

LADIES',
81. se-A large lot of Kid and
Pebble Shoes, silk top facing,
SI.3o worth S2.25.
Hamburgers' Shoes.
SI.69-Mixture OF square, com.
mon sense and Opera toe. SI.oo;
worth S2.2s and s2,5o.
Hamburgers' Shoes.
SI.oS- Large lot Of glazed
kid common-sen shoes worth
S2.7s. Hamburgcr's Shoes.
|e S2.5o-Ask to see onr unpre-
cedented variety at.s2.5o.
S3.5o-Any Of our $3.50, 81
and S. handmade shoes this
week at $3.50.
Hamburgcrs' Shoes.
Misses, Children's, Boys and
| Youths.
Misses Solar Tip shoes-75c,
81 and SI.25. Misses fine
dress shoes, heel or spring heel
81 to 81.
Childrcn's shoes, kid spring
heel. 4oc; childrcn's pebble, kid
spring heel, 75c.
Boys Keystone Shoes, lace or
button, worth, sz-si.4o. Boys
fine calf shoes, all styles, sI75,
81 and $3.50.
All fastidious and economical
hT ArK DfAFI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

WANTED. -BOARDERS WANTED.
w Also pleasant, furnished or nniurnlsl /.
Ell rooms for rent, with ali modern eonyen
tncrs. Apply 7lt French street. 2-la-3ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Can be had of Steward h Chandler
South Side or Second and French. Trl
1t. Phone 40.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
DuBLIC SALE.

On February 24th, 1870. beginning at 10
4, ~, 1 will sell al my farm adjoining
NEWPORT. Delaware, my large stock Of
-inucn OF II blooded stock and horscs
with records, including one pair large
coach horses, very stylish, one pair young
wares. well matched, good speed-a line
team; good work horses and mares, tixteen
colts, 2and 3sesrs old, thirty head ofcows
many syringe Q, bull and several heifers
larYe STOCK ~ rmine implements Including
30 hafr0ws which have never been used. also
general assortment oil farm tools.
Ierms;-nnicr 80, cash; $40 or over. note
AZ nine months whore satisfactory end urser
Is iurnished Or Q per cent. oil Tor cash.
l-io t,i-th SITS WV. jerks FELL.
/. w. srIDIIAM & Soy. Anct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

NJ ANIED tMMEnIATELY-A GlKI.
w OF middle aged woman Tor hvuseNutL
- 20 to New Castle, In tam Z. Also +. slri
" 90 10 the country ntar-tAatln. AZ oi
street, Intelligence Once. 2-ng ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

The famous Bshr Bros. ifi,r, ID
cylinder top AID tone l.st.
Kobslen's, ITO Market slle'"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

FOR SAL THE BOARDING
= house, No. Gao Fast sth street, eyerv-
thins, Good reasons for selling, Xppiv 10
A. NJ flEhCk, 10th and Market street.
2.A-2t'
EoR RENT ROOMS AT NO. 17oa
i West Second street. PA ~.
EoR ALE.-A WALNUT MARBLE.
4 top washBtsnd. win sell for A. 10 vo,,h ~
Apply ~ this office. WYNN sAS'
oST.-AN OvERCoAT IN GOING
- from Bnsh's Wharf 10 ard and Market
dANioN, Srd Street Market House. IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

N. r. Davis. jeweler, 0 East Second st
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Goods Exchanged or Monsy Refunded.


puBLIc SALE.
The subscribcr having rented the
Whole of his farm VIII sell ut his resi-
Hutcc ut GlusgoH tation, on the Della
wtre city and Newark Railroad.
On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, Ezra 90,
ut IL O'Clock Il. m, sharp,
his entire stock of implements and
dairy fixtures, also household and
Kitchen furniture, consisting of horses {
and eattl viz:
; head Of good work and driving \,
horscs . colts. years Old.
resste yl Nr 9 a u by mares Tn
luu by Honest FIR u, u good honest
worker and driver.
Georsc, II brown horse, . years cid, IL
hands high and weighs l2b pounuS; II |
good family driver and will work any
" here.
Sclim, bay horse IL years old, Ii
hands high, u good worker and driver |
and itn excellent family horse.
Al ut the ubovc described horses ure |
free OF tricks and fearless OF steam
sa.ycar old colts unbrokcn.
Mi.ch Cows and ilciicrs-B first class
mich COWS and neifcrs. some OF vS,ASNY
which viii be in profit by the 49,
| daA of sale. W0
| 8 very superior IIoistein he'icrs. 3
| years ODD.
| lDurha N heifcr, year old
| Aldnny liz iicil year Old.
Durham bull, ~ years Old, of milk
ing strain.
SE& aud 10 western
W extra finr buck, year old
os,AAn Poland China shoats.
| ii bronzed turkey, gobDicr lnd3 hens.
Farming implcmcnt--l "a feet Cham
| pipn mower, IN good order. one hay
rake, harpoon fork and rigging, / ,
horst anu l-horse plows, both in good
lXt.r
eultivaor, new departure cuitivator
iron farm 2inch cultivation, Il good
' tool; holing axe and post nugur, heavy
: log and OK chtins, harrow CHAINS an,
COW chain halturs; : hedge knives,
grind stone, ) horse, double aud singl,
trees and II lot OF snoyels and forks.
!; broad axe, iIramble scytnes.
WHgons--l iron uSln farm wagon ant
= hay ri3gcr, horse cart.
a. tarriages--l top seated Germantown
d. / single seated jenny Lind III good ol
der; i nice Hight carriages; no top bugs,
IT, nalmess-2 sets of single carriage ha
D. ness, i'll good order; one set double ha
- mess, 2doublu sets wagon and pillow ht
Ia mss. SGT horse cart harness, bridl'
4, barry Fixtures-l MosIey and stodda
cruliner, IA surface sklnmrr, cans,
in gallons each, iirst class and ia go,
er. order; Davis swinging churn, II go,
! IA charm and nearly new; | reNol
vs. ing ehurn, dasher cnum, rubber hos
ION buckets. pans, etc.
one addressed fence posts, holes, viii
i'll oak aud chestnut; oats by the bush
the liouSrhuld and Kitchen Furniture.
suN1 extension table, cherry breakif
~ table. / solid walnut breakfast table
~ bureau and drawers. maple bedstcn'
| on solid walnut childs crib, II good one
lnaiIlc scttec; | No light house co
y. stove, IA first class stove aud in good
der, with cooking utensils and a Nari'
n OF other articles.
NJ TEitMS--Al sums of $50 and lInh
- cash; over that amount u credit ~
months will be given by the pulha
giving II bunlSabie note with apuro,
otel cadorser. Il. JANNlER.
.oiel l.. W. stidham 4 Son, Aucis.
lei. fl.-2td3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
DuBL1c SALE OF vALu ABLE

DUBL1C SALE OF vALU AB l. +
il STOCK.
VIII be sold Mt Mayncld Stock Farm,
One-hnlf mile from Ogleton, one mile
from Ituthby Station on the +. W. & b.
II. r., two miles from Wilson's station
on the Newark and Delaware City Nail-
road, and two miles east OF Newark Della
ware. on
THURSDAY, February Goth, 1890.
mt o'clock p. m.
Fourteen head of brood mares a.
and colts, including tho stallion LIZ
Christiina Boy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

Strong Cough Candy at Fsrguson's.
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HAMBURGER, SHOE HOUSE uAMnuRaERy
HAMBURGERS
SHOE HOUSE.
GREAT clearance SALE,
Before Receiving Spring Stock. Don't
Miss Calling During This Sale.


Some Extra Good Bargains.
MEMS.
SI.oS-Men's assorted, style,
fine cali, warranted; every pair
worth 81 rs; price this week
Sr.oS. Hamburgers' Shoes.
S2.4o-A lot Of square toe
fine calf shoes, lace or Congress,
worth S3.25; this week S2.4o.
Hamburgers' Shoes.
s2.9S-A large lot of Scotch
sole fine calf police shoes, al.
ways sold at 50; also a lot of
cali lace shoes high cut, lined
with hair eaRssl,in,' worth S.
per pair. The two styles this
week s2.9S.
+ lIamburgers' Shoes.
sS.7o-A lot of S. hand
made shoes, all styles; this week
at $3.50. Iamburgers' Shoes.
sI.oS-Special to working
men-We offer this week a lot
of fine calf hand-pegged boots,
tap soles, worth $3.50 a pair, go
this week at sos.
Hanburgers' Shoes.
men wear Hamburgers' s. 90
TOM SHOES.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

B.sr,as pianos, Emerson Emerson PVT is y
pianos, only 9. R90'l'n" :"
street. ."@
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WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms,6I6 King St
Telephone Signal, 1863.
AZ Open all night
ia. WILSON. Funeral Direct or.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court
o. the state OF Delaware, In and for New Cas-
tic county, made on the 18th day of January,
A. ID. 1890, will be exposed to sale. At pnblie
vendue,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-14
DUBLIC SALE.


win be sold Mt public sale at No. 1920
Market street on
FRIDAY, February, 81, 1879,
at 9o'clock, a. M,
tho following household furniture.
Piano, p;trlor sut, Walnut Cham.
Dor suits, Carpets, Mating, Book ease
Extension Table, and Chairs; a lot of
China, Cook stove and Kitchen utensils,
steam Washer, n good Rem igerator, Tub
etc. Also II quantity of home prepared
fruits and iellies. Mrs. l.. H. GRUBB
l.. W. Stidham q son, aucts. fl5-5lt
I osT. - ABOUT THREE WEEKS
~ ago, 1000 mile Pcnna. II. X. ticket,
made out to Thomas QnIgley, of West Ches-
ter, Pa. suitable reward viii be paid for
same At Thu, ONCE. 2-ii.3t-
BOARDING. TWO GENTLEMEN
~ or man asd wife eau be accom- m cd ated
with second story ftout room at i03 Lombard
street. Terms IN .uerAte. 2-l2-2ts
| DUBLlC SALE.
l. kntre stock and hxtures OF ar ocery
| store No. 81 Madison street, on Wedn esday
| morning, Feb. Eli, St 9. ~ O'Clock, G0nsi at
Ing OF ea', cohccs, sugars. spiees,etc.
Highaeld & Co., aucts. s-la-sts
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24

When the great Duke of yelling.
ton said ''hr always sicpr well when
Staplrtun Cotton was ou guard. lac
paida sterling compliment which must
have gIa'l,ic1i that officer If he heard
it-as much as promotion in rank
would have done.
\ little ab,Urdity about a compli.
meut often gives it point. \ Spanish
lover il reported la have said To his
mistress: Lend me your eyes; | want
tonight Ia Kill Il nam
Mrs. Moore, the wife of the poet.
was noted for her bencvolcuce To the
poor in the vicinity of their country
residence. GA one occasion "A guest
remarked: II take ii for granted that
no one is diving in our ncighborhood,
or wcshould not be favored with Mrs.
Moorcs company
Not loag ago. when a brief matri-
monlal engagement was broken off, a
near relation Of the gentleman. one
who fully appreciated the high quail.
ties of her from whom the sometime
lover was sundered. said Ia the young
lady: You have only lost an ideal
he has lost a reality" 4 sweet com.
pliment this, under the circumstances.
Chicago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
A BOON TO GRUMBLERS.
They Could Drop u Nickel In he slot and
Get Kicked soundly.

Wv HNssNSo V""''H'y
~ haze a scheme said a stock
Spectator the other day, for making
a heap of money. For years and years
I've heard mel complain down here
and declare that they ought To he kick
ed. ! don't know how many hundreds
of times. when I've been standing
near Il ticker, I've seen a man drop the
tap" and cNclaim, angriIy, I'm an
idiot / ought Ia be kicE"II: ur per
haps he would announce his intention
| Ia kick himself fall of holes, Uufor-
unatcly-or furtuuGrriy-hi friends
don't feel like accommodating, him,
aud ~ Ia the other plan nature has
prohibited l,nt. My plan i, % have
built Il number of lay figures, with
interior mechanical arrangements,
which would pat IL wooden loul into
action upon The dropping If auic:c!
into the >lul. They could be- placed
in convenient localities.
"ThuS these grumnlcr> could gralify
| their wishr, To- Dc kicked. The man
who bought stocks and lost his money
when he knew lac ought tp have sold
and their number il legion could
90 Ia one of the figures. drop nickel
in the slot. ami get kicked. Ii one
kick didn't satisfy him lr could invest
another nickel and get another kick.
The worst grumbler in the street could
crafty himself by the outlay of fifty
cents. IL would bra boon H. the man
who had a straight Tip and didn't take
it, and to the man sho knew kala-
mazoo preferred was going up. but
didn't buy it, If all these fellows
down here who are continually talking
about kicking themselves would put
their threats into practical form a com
pany formed for the manufacture of
the machines would grow rich in no
time.
Yes" said another Spectator.
that is "A good idea. Ii would pre-.
vent a repetition, perhaps, of an un.
fortunate occurrence which | recently
witnessed. One of my friends, ordi
narily very ~peaceable man, lost sew
eral thousand dollars by the rapid lie.
cline of a certain stock, He declared
that he had bought ii against his judy
ment. He was 50 upset that he flew
out of the brokers' office in "a terrible
frame of mind. On the street he
looked around for some way to get
even. He saw AN innocent man hay
ing his boots polished. lie rushed up
To hIn. kicked the buOtblack'> box into
the middle Of the street. aud gave the
gentleman a sounding smack on the
cheek.
'Couf"und you.' lac said. you're
always getting your boots BACKED. -
New York Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
Innocence Ia Danger.

A correspondent writes of "A child
who was found by its mother stroking
and playing with a live rattlesnake.
Pity worm! pity worm murmur.
ed the child. mamma, come see my
pity worm With inexpressible hor,
ror the mother realized the child's dan.
ger, and for "A moment was powerless
and ,peechIess.
lftne reptile were disturbed or anger.
I'd, her boys peril would be doubly
great. She checked her first impulse
b run aud seize him. and called quiet.
ly. Eddie, don't disturb the pretty
worm. but come and get a lump OF
sugar b. feed it with"
l.ccDilL stole softly away from the
snake. aud ran 10 his mother uuharm-
ed She matched him up and carried
him Ia "a place Of safety; then she
seized a club that lay near, and dis.
patched the snake. 1t had six %rattles.
Montreal star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
A Metal That Melts Easily.

A metal that will melt at such a low
temperature as $50 degs. is certainly a
curiosity, but John +. White. of SYRIA
cuse, \. ", has succeeded in producing
it. 1t is AN alloy composed of lead,
tin. bisnuth and cadmium, and in
weight, hardness and color resembles
type metal. So easily does it melt that
If you place it On acomparatively cool
part of the stove with "A piece of paper
under it. it will melt without the pa.
per being scorched. Another peculi.
arity about il is hal it will not retain
heat. and becomes cold the moment it
melts. II is used in the manufacture
Of the little automatic fire alarms for
hotels. They give an electric alarm
when the metal melts owing To the
rising of the temperature by lire
Washington Critic.