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The Portland daily press., 1890-12-01
NEW ADvERTIsEmRNTs.
XMAS. GIFTS.

It is approaching De-
cember Goth, the day
we all want to reme1n-
Der our friends with
something for a present.
If you have not thought
of anythingin particular
go to Stubbs' Art
Store and see what
great bargains: Never
were pictures and
frames so low. Cheaper
grades we are Giving
Away to those who
will get them framed.
Our trade extends all
over Maine, New Hamp-
and Vermont. In fact
we are the only 1st class
art store east of Boston.
Up to the times in our
large stock Of Pic
lures, Frames, Art
Materials, Art PAN
els and Novelties. The
universal answer to
those that inquire is go
STUBBS' for Art to
Goods.
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feb6M, W&F&w1y
white seavers''

Cough Cream" cures complicated colds. chaotic
coughs Gains Group, copquors consumption
Costs so cents. Call chemist. oc1d6m
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NEW ADvERTlsEmENTs TOOAv


FIRST PAGE.
Rines Brothers.
AMUSEMENTS.:
Portland theatre.
Grand organ recital.
New Jerusalem church-Fair.
FOURTH PAGE.
Stubs art store.
Clothmg-farrington Bros.
Rines Brothers.
Stevens & Jones-Stationers.
Mariner & Co.
+. u. Bailey & Co.
renemens-A. Q. Libby 4 co.
Lewitton Mil Co. stock.
Found-Bunch Of keys.
Charles +. Mattocks.
Wanted Man TO travel
Grnding-Diamond Wrench Co.
Toilet 4 furnished room.
Wantet-Men and women.
To let Partly furnished house.
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KEEP GUT TaR CaLD-Bla

Must be done; $4,000 worth of reliable boots
INl and shoes must he slaugh cred In 40 DAYS
to pay mortgage immense BARGAINS to those who
come now. BROWN A6l COngrrss ST. 2h-l
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December Dividends.
The Death Rate.

Interest on Hallowell 6's is payable
Suffolk Bank, Boston,
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WE are obliged TO sacrifice $4,000 worth Of
w boots and shoes In 80 DAYS to pay mort
gage; gre test bargains ever offered In Portland,
Al BROWNS. 46l Congress street. 25-l
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The whole number of deaths in the city for
last week was 9. from the following
causes:
-wARDS--
Diseases. / 2 3 4 8 Total
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When baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
dAuIv
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IN Berry's Air Tight Weather strips are the
only reliable STRIPS IN the market for doors ana
windows Will laSf a lifetime. Now is the time
to send orders. Send postal or call 81 Cross
street. 1874
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a TTACHED to pay mortgage; the entire
~ stock at BROWNS shoe Store at less than
cost for 80 days TO pay $4,000 mortgage; bargains
everywhere. BROWN, 46i Congress st. 251
NEW YORK Gas LERv-i991h Middle
IN St, opposite st. julia II tel. Get your
Pictures and a Present. Now Is the time Tor girls
and boys and all. Gems l0cts per doZ. Cabinet Is
and all sizes enlarged in crayUn and OIL The best
and cheapest copying In all styles. 27-l
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

The following decisions with rescripts. in
cases pending on the law docket for the
Western District were sent down Saturday.
TTNCoTN rnTrNTv
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Dissolution Of CO.PartnerShlp.

THE partnership heretofore existing ,,s between ~
PortIand Natne hinder the name and style OF
somers The Halter, is dissolved this day by
r,,,,9aI c,nsenf an dehts due 10 and by said
A., 81, ~ setfled with william II. SOmers
who will continue the business ~ tne old stanus
nr5sr same name. WILLIAM Fl. SOMERS,
" MARTIN Ii. HOGAN
Dated at Portland, Maine, this 18th day OF
November, 1880. RoYl7d2w
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EENO IEF-One-half of double house, No. 16
\ Cumberland street. contains nine rooms, Sc
Dago water, water elOst IS, good drainage. luoure
OF A. Z. LIBBY & CO., 421s Exchange street..
4
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Notice Of CO-PaTtneTShip.

rrHE subscribers announce to their friends and
Il the public. that they have this day formed a
copaItnership. under the name Of Austin & Lid
back, for the purpose OF conducting the Maine
General Agency OF the Penn Mutual Life Insur-
anee Co. OF Philadelphia. ONCE az 90 Exchange
street. A. NJ. AUSTIN,
PAUL j. LIDBACK
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'EV LET-A partly furnished cottage house OF
- seven rooms, on pleasant street near the
dpse q IN the western part OF the CITY, Ad
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WANT e D..
WANTED

rye LET - Large finely furnished room, he at,
n hot and cold water, suitable for man and wife,
with board, or two gentlemen, at BAINE'S, No;
50 Spring street. l-2'
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nIrIs1ERs nEET
Conaderabtc Worn transacted BY the
Fresbytery this Morning

Considerable Worn transacted by the
rresbytery this Morning
The fall meeting of the Preshyterv of
le District Of Columbia was opened
this morning IN The Sunday school-room
Of The Fourth Presbyterian Church on
Ninth street The Presbytcry was called
TO order at 10 o.clock by Rev T. d.
Richards, The moderator. who also con-
Quoted the devotional exercises follow
ing.
The Presbytery immediatelv pro-
ccCdrd 90 transact routine business A
memorial sent to the meeting In refer
euce to- the Metropolitan Church was
read hv the secretary. Rev. Mr. Bit
tiuuDr and referred 10 The committee
ON judiciary affairs The Rev Dr.
Hershey was elected chairman of the
g umittee 10 prepare the narrative OF
The church for the General Assembly.
Tie report Of the local committee on
The General Assembly 8 rep ut regardiug
unemployed ministers aud vacant pull
pits was then read The adoption Of
The local committees report was urged
hy Dr. Hershey, and was discussed at
some length by Rev. Drs. Hamlln Of
the Church Of the Covenant, Bartlett Of
the New York Avenue Church aud
Sunderland Of the First Presbyterian.
The plan Of the General Assembly's
report Is to appoint a secretary to act as
medium between the vacant pulpils aud
the unemployed ministers. This secre-
tary will virtually have charge Of the
appointment Of ministers to vacant
churches. The report of the local
committee was one Of nor. concurrence
to that Of the General Assembly and was
adopted by the Presbytery after con-
siderable discussion.
The Presbytery transacted q great
deal Of routine business during the
morning and adjourned at noon. The
next meeting Of the Presbytery will take
place in April Of next year, and will be
held in the Gurley Memorial Chapel In
lie Droit Park.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
A NEW BUNCO GAME.
\ Brokers' Experience with an Al
legged wife aud Two Men.

a Brokers' Experience with an Al
legged wife aud Two Men.
Scorer PLAINS, PA, Dec John
Harrington, a prominent citizen aud
wealthy real estate broker, was fright
fully beaten Saturday night by his al.
legged wife and two accomplices who
had been guests M his house for some
time past aud whom Harrington had in.
troduced rs his brothers In law from the
West. Harrington Is 60 years old aud
his injuries are believed to he fatal.
Harrington recently brought the woman
home and introduced her as his wife
lie is supposed TO have met her In
Chicago.
After the couple had been here a few
weeks two strangers, calling themselves
Mrs. Harrington's brothers, arrived in
town, and were invited by Harrington
to stop at his home Saturday the two
men induced Harrington TO draw $1,000
from the bank, which he took home
and kept In the house. Late Saturday
night the brothers entered Harriug.
tons bedroom and covering him with a
revolver, demanded his money. He
complied with their request, and then
the entire party set upon him and beat
him In n terrible manner. They then
disappeared and have not yet been
caught
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
BEARS VERSUS BULLS
The Former stu Control the New York
stock Market

The IurFufr Htlll NOuIrnI the New YORK
stock Market.
NEW YoRE Dec. Money loaned
easy, 4W5 per cent Exchange steady:
posted rates, iS3@ ass; actual rates.
8sif@4s2 for sixty days. and ls7lm-
4s1l for demandi
Governments steady currency Gs. 109
bid. IS coupon, 1919; AS, do, 1903
The stock market opened weak 10.
day. and during the first bali hour
there wss a decided pressure to sell
The selling was principally directed
against the sugar trusts, Jersey Cen
tral. Rock Island. Louisville and Nash
vile. Missouri Pacific. and Northern
Pacific preferred.
At10.30 the decline ranged from : iO
! 2 per cent Later the selling ceased
and a slight rally ensued, only to be
followed by a renewed pressure to sell
principally directed against L1cki
wanna and Chicago eas, and under their
lead he further sharp declines were re-
corded.
At11 o'clock the market was of to
. per cent. In the hour to noon the
market was extremely dull, and no
feature Of moment trauspired. There
was a fractional recovery, but at noon
the announcement Of failure Of the
firm Of Arthur & Ketcham caused a re
action TO the lowest figures, which are
now current
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Ma.hInefnn stoek EEchange


saIes-RegulaT CalI-l2 o'clock m
Wash Gas Bonds, b., 81, 40 ll0t. LIN
coin Nat. Bank, il2. Peoples Fire lusr
Miscellaneous Bonds - U. 5. Electric
Light Ist, Gs, 0S; y. 3. Electric Light,
"a, 6's, -; W. & G. r. r. lO4O 6's,
RIOS %, 1923; W, & g. Convertible 6's,
ia; Masonic Han Assn, Sc, q ls9s, l0jli
Wash. Market Co., LIST Mort, 6'sl los;
Wash. Market Co., Imp, 6's, -; InPd &
seaboard Co, 6's, q 1897, r.; Wash. II.
Infantry, lst, 6s, 1904 90; Wash. II. In
fantTy, "a, rs, 1904, 90; Wash. Gas Light
CO., Ser. A, 6's, us; Wash. Gas Light Co,
ser B, 6's, ll9, Hygeuic lee Co., lst Mort,
Is, 80; American Security aud Trust, 100.
National Bank stOCks-Bauk Of Wash
ingion, 44O; Bank Of Republic, 210; Metro
Qoli'an, PCS; Central, goo; Second: 29li
Farmers and Mechanics, 80; Citizens, 40;
Columbia, 100; Capital, l20, West End %,
Traders M; lincoln, no.
Railroad Stocks ~ Washington and
Georgetown, 2i5; Metropolitan, rs; Co
mmbia, 90, Capitol and North I'd street,
so; lexington and Soldiers Home, 5>,
Georgetown aud IguualytOWul ~ Bright
wood, ~.
Insurance -Firelaen's, g.; Frank
lin, so; Metropolitan, so; National uuion,
Do; Arlington, l6J; CoFcOTau, 65f t0lum-
bia, l4i; German American, llO, Potomac,
81; Riggs, 7l Peoples, 5, Lincoln, y.
Title Insurance Stocks-keal Estate
Title, 1866 COLUMBIA Title, 6s, Washington
Title. -.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks Washing
ton Gas, 4ili Georgetown Gas, 4,l Y. s.
Electric Light, I4l.
Telephone Stocks -Peunsy ylyania, -5'
Chesapeake aud Potomac, - American
GaFh0pLune, llt.
NisraIsna5us St1eks -Washiuvt8u Mar
ket CO.., =; Washington Brick Machine
Co., - Great Falls Ice Co.., -, Bun
Run Panorama Co., li, National safe De,
pUEit, 2lO, Washington safe Deposit, l-a
Washington Loan aud Trust Cor 8s, Ma
uoual Topographic , MerEeutlaleTr -.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, American
Security ana Trust Coy, G0, Lincoln Hail.
Hygieuie Tee cor latero-tau
Building Co.
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ALEGlL PROPOSAL
The Novel WAY boz witch % Et.htu
lawyer Won His wite.

F.N.| .||
u is said baj rdir Leg. bachelor
who is 90 Aemarric llg -'y .-.lg.
is not as bold an odt u before Ha
lCmsndc tribunal ~ io. as he 1ttHs
bar Of Justice For many years he c00.
durtd bis own cause iu such 'li0f
hearted manner and deferred bis arE1.
mDu' Tor So long time that Ihe c3es
ur missed 90 De as inierminahIe as some
uf lhp attorneys own legal actions
which have been drsCcinp through tho
% gal courts for years The LAWYER
lover had, on several occasions. madeup
his mind 20 submit his cause t1 Wa lady
love on its merits. but hi, COURAGE in.
variable failed him. Being uls
guainted with the arts OF love and the
language thereof, he feared 60 silrsy
her by letter. but he finally hii upon
The novel plain OF "biiefng his c1sa
lie reviewed the whole c1uuehip from
the strict legal construction. c1ualel
his appeal in legal phrdsc1l0Ev, entered
> formal motion that the case be deci
led on lie merits, and dispatched The
document 20 his lady love hv his u'litc
boy.
The same morning 10 came back with
The following indorsemcnt in a chir1g-
fauhy that the delighted counsel rec1g.
ni2ed as that of the fair arbiter of his
destiny Game this day into court A..
b., by attorney, who moves that the
cause Of A. B vs. e. u.
be decided upou The testimony
row before the court. the de-
feudant having waived a Jury, 90 is
oIdCd by The Court that judgment be
entered for the plaintiff and the process
Of execution issue ~ Ouce
The plaintiff, however, was not quite
ready and he permitted the defendant to
Gle areplevin bond at six months At
the expiration Of that time the lawyer
will take possession Of his fair property
and a cause csltjye will come to = fitting
end
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
THE NATIONS LIBRARY.

Rapid Progress Made Towards the
Compilation of the Buiiding.
General Casey has submitted his re.
port to Congress on the proceedings
and operations for the construction of
the building for the library Of Congress
for the year ending December I 1890.
Considerable progress has been made
with the building, which Is built up to
the first floor, while the rotunda Is half
way up to the level of the second floor.
BY the end Of the next working
season Il is expected that the third story
will be completed and partly ready for
the roof lie asks m appropriation for
the wear ending June 30, 1899, Of
500 600
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THE WRIT DENIED.

Commercial Travellers Must Ray the
same License as Peddiers,
The petition Of Oville S. Wilson for
aw rit Of hd5eds corpus was overruled
to-day In the Court IN General Term.
Wilson Is the commercial .travelcr who
was arrested last September Cor violat-
ing the law regulating the payment OF
peddlers' license.
He Is at present confined In the Wash.
ington workhouse because he refused
to pay the $50 license required by the
law, claiming he was not a peddler.
The rejection Of his petition settles the
muCh.disputed question whether or not
commercial agents are subject 10 the
same license laws In the District as the
ordinary peddler.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Meeting Of the Pastors Alliance

A meeting Of the Pastors Alliance
was called to take place at Foundry NJ.
T. Church this morning. A large mum.
Der of cleIgymen, representing all
Protestant denominations Of this city,
met al the church and we're called to
order by the president, Rev. DR.. Elliott
Of Ascension Church. The object OF
the meeting was 20 discuss the defect.
i've marriage laws OF the District and to
consider a bill 10 be presented 10 Con
gress for their remedy. The committee
who had charge of drawing up the bill
reported that they had not yet COM
pleted their work. The alliance there
fore adjourned until next Monday,
when a meeting will be held al the
same place
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
shs Va. Nnt Profane-

Dora Foster. a respectable-appearing
and richly-dressed young woman, stood
In the dock at the Police Court this
morning accused by Mrs. Mary Downs
with using pTofane language on Sixth
street northwest. When placed upon
the stand the prosecuting witness was
unable to tell the Court what profane
words were used. She said, though,
that the woman had slandered her
among her neighbors. The case was
dismissed
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
a E1cIIad PrI.oner-

Henry Platter young coloTed man
was 10 court today on two charges
one with committing an assault aud the
other with carrying concealed weapons
The attendant became very much ex
cited In the dock, and the Judge was
utterly unable 10 get him 10 answer any
questions. The assault case was not
sustained, but a fine Of $50 was imposed
for carving a concealed weapon.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
An Unrnrtnnntn CITY.

ERIE, PA, Dec. THE city Of
Cory a short time ago issued $4,000
In improvement bonds and lntrusted
them to Jameson Il Co Of Philadelphia,
who failed on Friday, 10 place them on
the market. The city has no security,
and they do not know whether the
bonds have been negotiated or not.
The city few years ago issued 800, 600
In bonds for local improvements, when
almost a similar misfortune happened.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
a Murderer Insane from JOY.

JOLIET Ill, Dec. THE mur
derer Joseph Novak has become Insane
over his escape from the gallows, He
was to have been hanged on Friday and
had OH his preparations made. lie had
no thought that he would be granted a
supeTsedeas, and the result has been TO
completely unbalanco his mind The
county physician says he will not re-
cover bis reason.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
a NalT Face % sThe Row

Among the conspicuous autographs
on the register at the National Hotel
last evening was that of Eugene l.
Bertrand Of san Francisco Mr B=r
raud comes 10 Washington as the cor
respondent OF the san Francisco ChFJH-
irls. He has had extended experience
and Is q brilliant writer, and viii be an
acceptable acquisition 10 the journal
istiC circles Of The Capital
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Elieo

MEEHAN-tl Thursday, November -n
$50, atllp- ~. Marie Edua. infant daag t..
~ r. 90 ami Maggie MeaHaur aged year
month aud % days
SMITH on Thursday, NuEemle. y l,'I.
EeTtba youngest daH -lter gt willard l
Laura 81 smith AGED li months
MILLER -Ml Edwin Muller, d.-EIrs.r-
aHller Second Auditors Office, died 81.
IHaT nights Ee vas member ul
Lafayette Lodge. a + and A aud aa. .e
sided u lhe District fgr sixteen years
EBEANAN ION sunday. N1VambaE b. l-l
lt o. u Edward breulHu- aged HHs alla-
short HHt painful. Illness.
Funeral from lls Illg residence, .l- e Stree.
northwest REQUIEM llEl mass az s. "at
uaa.s Church on Tuesday morning ll g
invited 40 HaUts
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
rhsK CnnanIt.

From ne CAitlQ0 TFi5Has.
The Physicians had been holding a
consultation for two hours.
IL see no occasion to change my
opinion" said DR.. Gamboge The
case Is one Of phthisls pulmonalis and
there has got 10 be a radical change In
the treatment"
Il am more convinced than ever,
exclaimed DR.. Bolus. that II Is septl-
CWmia. but the patients constitution
will pull him through"
II tell you" contended Or. KallOW
nell, that it's case of pulmonary
sirophy, aggravated by liver com
plant
"And Itell you. gentlemen" said
Or. Sealprum In a voice OF authority,
"the man Is suffering from congestion
and ought 10 be bled at once.
The noise Of contention broke loose
again.
The door opened and a voice said
"The patient Is dead, gentlemen. "
But nobody heard Il, and the con-
sulaiion went on.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Had 20 WORK Yesterday

Il required some Sunday work TO get
the report Of the Commissioners ready
IN time for the meeting Of Congress to-
day. Secretary Tindall was al the Dis
Iict Building AL day yesterday, aud
Commissioners Douglass and Ross part
Of the day. Commissioner Ross made a
visit 10 The Treasury Department, aud
Commissioner Douglass went 90 the
Capitol this forenoon.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
conc t0 - OId Hame

Timothy Healy gas The Grst prisoner
araigned IN the new dock at The Police
Court % day He was charged with
being q common vagrlut who spent
much ~ bis time iu the Workhluse,
and when not there would loaf about
dpliug houses and dIslrderly places.
Timoiby lad nothing 10 say iu bis aWu
behalf and Judge Miller gave him sixty
dIYsat the faru-
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
shs Objsetsd 70 SUNDAY BsatiDE.

ON Saturday night Thomas CaTriganl
one of the sailors on the receiving ship
Dale. became intoxicated After hay-
ing spent his pay be went home aud
began beating his wife. AS be made a
regular saturday Uight practice Of beat
ing her she did not complain but when
be got up yesterday morning aud started
in again she called iu Officer Jones and
bad him locked up az tLe South Wash
iuEt0n station
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
a - rnmLLn.LInn

Last evening a lighted cigar thrown
into "a box containing saWIust at
Moran pool room. no. 1922 seventh
street northwest, caused O slight hre
The flames WeTe eNunguished before m
became necessary % turn in an alarm
The damage % lle place ana not exceed
$50,
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
wise In His Generation

from hc New Y0rk sun.
George loves me, loves me mallyr'
The blushing heiress said;
"Oft aud sgain be tells me,
lie WOrships where / tread'
Her pa, replying grimly,
This cruel arrow sped
"When you walk upon my real estate
George worships where you tread
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
..LNL.L - E.I.LE

I.H
.r.H
E extended 81 10
l.u ana soldiers Ea way .ar.
q rla estate 9. tla lane HGa
luE called Edge "u.1 .aH.
rHE HaEeeHHHs. a"#
inquire lL laA"Ih E.HE H-u
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
The Ranana NuIsanes

FFom 0s ImsYigaA grocer,
She-The new organist missed an
entire note in one Of the hymns this
morning.
He-Indeed. Slipped up on peal eh2
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Awful Uncertainty.

From HaFpsTs Weekly.
Jenks-SLall you 60 TO the opera this
season as usual, Miss Helens
Helen-We don't know yet Ethel
and ] want 10 60 very much, but our
brother George is on his college foot
ball team, aud We can't tell yet whether
We shall be in mourning this year OF
not
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Ups aud Downs.
rrspaIIng For an Emergeney.

rom HAths
Mrs. Bingo-My dear, why did you
get two brushes for this bottle Of mucl-
lage3
Mr.. Blngo-I got one to dip In the
ink well.
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ARE YOU SUpEss TIOU3 q
tattcht.e yoursoif Down rhts Ltst ~
Oueffes and SEQ
f5om M ooa f,lI-o8 lIrarIIl.

OuefIeN ana sec
Ffom Hf san Ftgnsa5 Ctrari's.
/. Do you believe in witches, spritos
elves, fairies, vampires ehouls, ogres,
impe, cnomos. brcies. brownies pixies
or lcprtchaunSf
2 DO you believe in ON evil genius.
3 DO you believe in the evil gyet
Does it make any difference Win
you how You see the new m1on2
5. Do YOU mind crossing a funeral
prCcCssiOu2
Would you pass q NIGHT Tn grave
yard, with a corpse In church, or in 2
clarnat house2
3 Do you wear anything which can
be considered in the nature of tahsmsn
or mascOt2
s. Did you ever employ anything as
O talismau2
o. DO You attach any meaning 20
four leaved clover2
TO- Would you willingly ptss under
LADDER
II. Do you feel uncomfortable when
you spill saljl
- Would you sit down with thirteen
at table?
10. Would you start on a trip on a
Friday or would you defer commencing
an important work on that day2
"a DO you attach any particular I'm.
pOrtanCe TO certain numbers, especially
10 three, seven and nine?
10. Would you give a child the same
name as that Of one who had just died?
16. Are you afraid " the dark?
II. Did you ever have your fortune
told by gypsy. astrologer, cards or sim
liar iests2
1s. Were you ever made uneasy by
hearing the insect commonly known as
the death watch
49, Would you venture to knock
three times at midnight on the door OF
an empty church
90. Do you believe 10 dreams. omens,
portents, signs winnings, harbingers or
hand writings on the wall
jay Gould VIII Be Understeod at the
Day OF Judgment
Ftom Hs CIrisflan Idroclis.
Jay Gould was dying" was 'practi.
cally dead was losing bis faculties, -
bad 'riven up ambition, was erich
enough, was leaving matters to the
management Of younger persons, was
incapable Of mental exc ton, was "a
victim Of nervous prOstratiOn." All
these things have been declared at inter
walls for two or three years past yet he
Is the strongest figure before the coun.
try, his influence the greatest, and his
bitterest foes are complimenting him for
a great work in the restoration Of values.
Gould is the mystery of the age. One
Of the objects Of final day Of judgment
Is to reveal the truth about inscrutable
gTtnWnafnVa
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

Cardigan Jackets Bath Robss and Smuk-
.H4 Jaeaglz To tle Latas. aud mgst approved
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Good Remedy.

rom fff.A.
"Phew' said Mr. Sungy, as he and
Barrows entered the restaurant. "lf
there Is anything / hate it's the smell Of
stale beer.
"Me toe, returned Barrows Call
the waiter and let's smell little fresh
beer ~