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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
Some STRAY Chat.
JUST II more days of the Exposition.

JUST Il more days OF the Exposition.
THE oil well attracts great attention.
THE large picture of California giant tree
in the art gallery has been purchased by a
London gentleman and will be presented to
the Royal Arts Academy in the latter city.
A GLASS gavel made at the glass exhibit will
be used by Emma ]. Barker, National Presl-
dent of the Ladies of the Union Veteran
Legion, at the convention October and 8, at
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

HALF century liquors found only at Nc
Cullough's, 523 Liberty St, foot of Fifth
ave-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
s3 5O-Uutil November 80. 1s9O-s1.

Until November 30 we will make life
size crayon portrait for So so. or ~ elegant
cabinets for 81, at Aurecht's Elite Gallery,
516 Market ST., Pittsburg. Bring children;
use elevator
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

BLANKETs-The largest assortment in the
city: all grades and colors; prices the very
lowest. HUGUS & HACKE.
TTSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
Rxcursiou 10 st. Louis.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets to st. Louis on Octo-
Der 8, 6 and Z. good to return until October
II, at low rate Of SIC 25 for round trip.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

loo and Carpenter, with and without the
tasteful over cabinets. Call and examine
the splendid stock to be found at 123 Sam
dusky street, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

BLACK GooDs-A complete line of che
viOts and calnels' hairs, the now fashion
able fabrics, from S5c to S3 per yd.
TTssu HUGUs & HAcKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

LIES popular gallery, 10 and II Sixth
street. Cabinet photos 81 per dozen. Prompt
delivery. TTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

We will sell you Suit or an Overcoat for
SO that was made for $40
We will sell you Suit or an Overcoat for
SIS that was made for $50.
We will sell you Suit or an Overcoat for
$40 that was made for $40.
We will sell you Suit or an Oyercoat for
S25 that was made for $50.
We will sell you Suit or an OYcrcoat for
$50 that was made for $50.
We will sell you Suit or an Overcoat for
S35 th,t was made for $40.
We will sell you aSuit or an Overcoat for
$40 that was made for $780,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
THE GURNEY HEATERS.

The advantages of the Gurney hot water
heaters are manifold; introduced by this
firm, they have rapidly proved their
ascendancy over, and superiority to, all
methods now in use. The ability to regu-
late the degree of heat to our now variable
climate, and the impossibility of explosions,
are important considerations, as we'll as the
large saving in iuel. Even a low grade fire
will give out warmth with a Gurney heater;
whereas with steam, the water in the boilers
must never fall below 212o Fahrenheit, or
your steam is nil. With the latter, then,
constant supervision is necessary, but with
the Gurney twice or thrice in the day is all
sufficient TO insure heat of a bland, mild
character, instead Of the horrible dryness of
steam, which seems to shrivel the lungs, and
produce sense of suffocation, to say moth
ing of hacking coughs.
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND GAS FIXTURES
are still other points in which this firm ex-
eel. They have an immense stock, drawn
from all the finest manufactures extant, and
all at lowest prices. Their large lines en-
brace chandeliers and other fixtures ar
ranged for either kind of light, or they have
them for each kind alone. They are in all
shapes and forms and materials proper for
these purposes, so that whatever style of
fixture is required ior your houses, offices,
churches or public halls, 20 to Reinecke s.
Co., 309 Wood street, and you will find just
what you want, and at remarkably low
figures.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

Aufrecht takes great delight in making
pictures of children and babies which is
his specially. Cabinets 81 90 per dozen at
his Elite Gallery, SIC Market st., Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

IF you are going to leave the city have
your furniture packed by Haugh & Keenan,.
| Su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

ANDERSON gas-saving burner, 624 Penn
ave-, Fox optical building.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
Do You Rats

We know you do. Its habit you learned
in your youth, and as all habits are liable
to have some unpleasant surroundings yours
is no exception.
We are alive and can help you out.
No impure or aduIterated goods, no light
weight or short measure, if you follow the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

Beautiful Lamp Shades
For presents and receptions made to order
at Smolik's, 81 Ninth st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

CoLoRED DRESS GooDs-Novelty plaids
and stripes, Soc yd-new line just opened.
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
CHEAP EXCURSION TO CHICAGO,
October 8, Via the Phrsburg and Westerr
Railway.

Special train of Pullman sleeping cars
and first-class coaches will be run as the
first section of the Chicago express, leaving
Allegheny at 2:30 P. NJ (Central time), ar
irving in Chicago at S35 A. M. Round trip
rate, 50. Tickets good ten days. su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

Delivered TO all parts Of two cities. To
parties living out of the city will prepay
freight on all orders of $40 and upward.
Send for price list.
JAS j. WELDON,
No. 201 Market street, corner Second ave-
nue., Pittsburg. Telephone 1864.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

We will sell you pair of Trousers for
50 90 that was made for S5.
We will sell you pair of Trousers for
So that was Eade for S6.
We will sell you pair of Trousers for
81 that was made for So.
We will sell you pair of Trousers for
S5 that was made Ior $40.
We will sell you pair of Trousers for
$6 that was made S12.
We will sell you pair of Trousers for
81 that was made for S14.
We will sell you pair of Trousers for
So that was made for SIS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

UPRIGHT pianos for rent.
E. G. HAYS & Co., 70 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
SANITARY PLUMBING,
Reinecke & Co., 500 Wood Street.

Messrs. Reinecke & Co. are masters of the
situation in the important matter of sani-
tary plumbing. their scientific and practical
methods receiving the decided appreciation
of those who have tested the appliances.
Everything pertaining to bathrooms and
laundries that is worth having will be found
with Relnecke & Co.; every device for
healthul sanitary arrangements is to be
found with them; everything new that can
bear the severe tests that Reinecke & Co.
demand that their goods shall bear have
been adopted by them. The consequence is
that Reinecke & Co. have an immense
trade with those discerning people of ad-
vanced ideas who want to keep up with the
times.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

The Baby Photographer md Children's
Friend,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

10000 900 90 %
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

ussn's pan a 'oons thss sattlss it TheT
a. f-a7ai have ~aUyad home frsm
resrlE every pers - this county ard
Australia RnE arr an sn a-sist
saove s-srTt1ing. ard asve learned
tha lessons Which aa-f luck can teach.
There rtil "a more IA sn IN ny por-
tra "a af tn.s fsmous oIi Testament
H-rfoc fhsa IN suy anouns of reat
~atsT n tank Z have lueerra s~s-T
snfnx "a nv 1ne 81 f-ou -h1r-a
fair :, a rst hsnd
"RlllinTs looked g. tirr. srs sh5uFht
e. -hat he hsd hse1 thr0nra and .
saif =, hirls-if tbis = the uaa 30 I've
se--~ r. shs -szs - ths sess-r ~ anF-
he.7rran fr sacrs. - snxsge6 p irr Thev
-a-t -ut 90 .he -osi bat scuah-,v -ra
rav fart rsvsa hfk Ncntv Fas
rred Jrr1h ~ .cos - ard the sai5sn-e
r,rse nsrs wondered vhT tse salc dhin b
s-x 81 s-rr "a "a stsered ~ 81 ths
Fenr rfanE - seene whsrs -=
- ars usra~ Fcrae svsrh-ar5 ras
fsf- st rtth sas "a. sr7 v-d sse hcrs
s~-rs wsnrei tte crsw - ssh E--sh
cnt snf ksrrw hn overheard asa Ir.
~ en- tha ~hcfe ere sc "a ras s-F
HRElinFs sss az sas tms H7.pS .5
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

Der. snd coming % flzn haaksa rivsr.
he discovered tAzs she cSDoe 49, ca TIE
ogAsf s4s. Throwing CT hts ciothss he
ulungsd Ia. gaines tie canoe. ta5k i
back = bere tie 5ag ~ ooru 49,. which
hs feFflsd zcross, and taen wsu. "a his
~av
Anothes i.i2strssion of bis wav 4 so-
iag things occurred while lie was ias
tlcs II the peaae. One day valae
couple called az ms ofGscs a. te rr..rrl,.s
IRE presence - four az i've irrvrerent
valng men prompted TIE bashful ius.ics
O. suggest prlvately e. the pair t1at they
hs1 better mesg llm a. the Ettie hatel
They went. and 81 ald The justice. bv
4 roundabout waY. lniy q discover thal
tae bows were also there Seeing that
hs must perform The ceremony iu their
Ulesence. he though be had forgotten
ths usual formula proceeded T. business
ia tile most direct way
You wish y be marrie3s he asked
tie pair
Yes
stand up aud take hands You. ad-
dressing the not progressing groom,
wish 20 marry this young womaus'
Yes
"Of course you DO" exclaimed the
Justice. giancing AZ the pretty bride. ana
asking her. DO You take this Young
man for your husband!
Yes"
"Well. YOU are getting the worst Of IT,
but sly YOU are husband and wife.
There. boys. you SO / dld it. he CON
cluied. glancing az the spectators.
The couple had to have il explained "a
.hem that they were, in the ewes oi ths
law. welded WhereupOu the husband
offered the justice a fee-the s-atuLs
made IL Sl.50-w which, by a lofty motion
Of his hand. he waved oil, saving
Nothing for job like that'-Youth'
Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
$1,000 REWARD $4,000
pr. J. c. Kenned,.. rona riae oner.


NJ failure 10 cure even bal or reDuted in.
curab.r cases. having occurred since his luyrn-
u0n aad perfect O. Ol th-'N " Method Cerr'
by Iiectgo Ozone machinery remedies. appi-
unc-s. dll, tstinn and lDpaCti0H with oI % 1,il
tlDd ~ .dicafrd a.I. Therefore De feels Iu.rlf-
tn olf-r.u.s Gee following aWouui aS q reward
lar a ease thar cannot be cured by if-pr3yld -l
that the organs or their functions have DOT
been DESTROYED by dlssa.e. JURY. neglect or
Improper treatment IhIr o.f'F Is hoNH Ndf
the money 60 b- deposited under written CON
dlu0ns that viii bar an qmhb.ine
sl,t" For aus rlsr 81 taturh Catarrhal
deafness. Asthma. Er3uchlIiS Cough. ioarsr.
ness or Consumption that Elcefro-O1oAc dila-
tatiou aud lmpdctiou with 0zouiZ-d and medl-
Gated air will not cure. ,Ofice 90 the nerni-
tage. Grand Rapids.
>0l For any ease OF dyspepsia. indigestion.
constipation or diseases " the liver. stomach
or bowels that the New Method EleCrO-Uzcuc
remedies and appllanccs Nil not cure
-,eH For any case OF nervous disease. heart
disease. blood disease. skin disease or diseases
ut the muscles. lig2meutS. bones or joints thar
TIE New Method Ilectro-uZole remedies aud
appliances sill not cure Once corner Canal
S0l For any ease Of disease ot the kidney.
bladder, urethTa or rectUm tnat the New Meth
ot EicctrolDLonc viii mol cure.
>lnen. FOR any otnrr disease, weakness. dis
ability or defoTmtty that may aiiilct man, NO
man or child that the Eiectro-Ozonc remedies.
machinery appliances. dilatation and impac
tou. with oLOnlZcd and mcdlcaied air. viii
not cure. Hermitage. Grand Rapids
Consultation. examination and an Electro
ozone treatment, Al. Eiectro-t hemlcal treat
ilcut - 10 =.
Call az the ofhce. or send stamps or silver 90
prepay postage, etc. on New Method Cure
books.
Part /. contains 22s pages. over 30 iUastra-
tionS. symptoms of diseases and reports ol
over lnt cures. Prescriptions for The cure oi
acute diseases. hvgieuic instruct. ons for every
family mailed on receipt OF ~ 2-cent stamps,
+ on ~ cents In silver.
Part N. private information for men and
boys. young and old, mailed sealed in plain n
telope on receipt OF 2c,nt stamps. or lD cents
[ iu silver.
Part ! II, information and instruction for la-
dies. mar'lcd or single. "a colorec Illustrations
symptoms. advice and repOrts OF cures; mailed
90 ladies only. sealed in plain envelope. on re
ceipt of 2-cent stamps. or 10 cents IN silver.
. The three books Will be- mailed Tor - 1ceut
stamps. o i0 cents ia silver. or viii be dcliv
cred at the Office.
luyalida are being cured in al parts OF the
! nited states and Canada By the New Method
3 ElecfrO-Ozore Remedies and Appliances which
we send by mail or express, with fun directions
fOr their use. an letters must be addressed "a
Or. =. G. Kennedy. Hermitage block. corner
/ Canal and Bridse-sts., Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

Ezzss fs a. a1z ss -S~a4 sozs -
noasy -iss szzgsstlons
= JonAA. zs s4la ons 4.z. ~sas -
pea Eizk - sax.Zag a re@- srs-s
Tss zos a. srsr u ous, al 80 Haa
Hzs s~nz AIN s8ys E1as be Ca %
ts.lasd u q So pars - gsrtsesien-
ss@ lhzss rsa-ls0 70 Tou- Do1 l-&s
q ear Wsl, ass E6AEs funny
tloagEs = sosl4 please yea No aaa-
ysr. u course. WsA .et ean s"Allcs
431mny for 14y " $50 III as gets
-se1 ~ g
Bat JoaAh Soaldnt have it. sna 10
and Billngs zsss Ia trouble frc@ tlas
d4y forEn Jonah Kept klekiag a5o-t
sas ~4ssr Ia tAs tznA lie s4.1 sLas
t1e sesns as l-it Ia the TROPICS. aa4
80 1sasroYsc gas rszl sU % 1ll 80 sanz
10 80 morning an lss lt skllu oVsg
Nlsh co before she perform aace. lie
insisted that his contract lallsa for
~arla satsr ard he ob sc-s1 - siGsi x
ia ~ sings ~iEh "a ol1 stock ing ro-u1
hts neck an1 bottle % sogga uealci .
On .4-n slts of hlm Ilss because Bill
Eazs as 30 mean % heat she b.-Usd
Cd t4nA
"Bas Billings couldn't ses IL He
xzs aoNn on Jonah. and used - make
I'm rshezrss with ths sailors every
morning. he SAL that they mas.
learn - make more splash With him. 80
for three hours q day they tried him
feet hrsE head nrsL and every other
way Then hs experimental aith tho
whale
I ~ant % improve ms internal ma
ehineFy sad Billings so that he'll
look scker when the cue comes FOR
Jonah % land The audience some
times hzysn's paid much attention 20
ths play, ard out here IN the West
they - little weak or ser ptuEe,
SO that when tho whale begins
- cut up they sr8 naturally
curious 90 know what he's been eating
that should make him feel that way.
Then when they see Jonah they say,
'xhis ains realism that whale ough;
70 have been darned sight slcser
We must Try 70 bring this thing up 20
an artistic standard
"One day out In Cheyenne, wh en- the
receipts weren't big enough 20 pay the
whales board. Billings got desperate.
he told Jonah that the play Was too
sombre In its sone- needed som ething
20 liven /, up-and he suggested that
tney should ntrodu q dead calm after
the storm scene. and let Jonah come
out upon the roof OF the whale and do d
song and dance. They tried this trick
for on Q night, but it didn't work. and al
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

Have y0a Heard sAs latest from old
nonsyr- ssld Sns.
'Hoasyf-
Yes. Monsmorsncy. shs old. peren-
ai ally oested heavy Who has played
ap Snd t0~n shs free lunch circuit for
tos lAst "a years. and nov here sise
20 - svss heard or ased TO meet
htn regularly ~hsnsyer I vas in New
York. and end hin = 70 dollar note or
sOns tribe of that kind lust To help the
Old fslIo. Along Well I vas simply
" andsrstroek. The other day. when 1
heard shaI shs old fellow had oanghs
oo
'Hos an sagagsmensT
'Yes. 70 happened this way: Bii.
ings-yog fno~ him, re original tank
dramA manager IA ibis oountry-wep
Billings Was running bis new, realistic,
spectAcalar. scripsaral play called
Jonah. founded on she Bible story. Of
eoursa To hsd big tank OF real
-asor. and ship. and q ssuded whal a
-ith machinery inside OF him 80 that
he oould swim, and Sag his tail around
and swallow shings. iuss as in life. he
had written up ths pars of Jonah 70 .
good. melOdranssic character, in hard
lack FOR tour tough acts. bat coming up
snillng ia shs 1fsh Jonah in the
Viay Is the persecGbsd hero who is
thrown over board 3, the instigstion OF
ths villain. bat he ands the missing
wil snd other yAlasbls documents in
side the whale, And turns up with them
IA nms - marry ths girl and live hap
pffy on her income"
Good plot 81 lingo. Ought 70 be
20 sunday school theatre parties,
moral lesson, aud AZ that sOFs Of
shfng
Looks a. right doa's is7 Ba, the
sroabls -ss that Billings keps losing
his Jonahs There vas good deal OF
SWIMMING Ia ths part, .na shs whale
wAs damp Inside. so tAss what with
pnsanOolA. influenza And tho use Of
qsinias. nost Of Bnlings' Jonahs
~onad ap By playing an engagement
% one matinee before = coroner and
Jury % twelve. 20 Billings came 20
tovs ~ hans apa nan with a oast-iron
oo0ssisu sion He dropped into Riggs
agency. Ad Monty happened 70 be
shsrc
Pigs. ssii Billings, I'm looking
fcs rood JooAh-
why t0n's you sake old Mont
rno~-noy> said Riggs 'Hs's been 10 sde
sp IN sss para Tor tue last twenty
Jears
Old nan Riggs. said Monty.
o-1oing uR you've oold the truth for
40 arss time In yoas professional -
sars%r
Then - orsaed ap On Billings
sstr. said he. I understand thas your
aim - realism, and Che hogV has como
when you can secureiL Jonah himself
~as not mors trulT she victim 0t fate
than < sn. ( have struggled against
st a. ny liza and it has left a stamp
aDon ny bros rhich An audience
woHi6 - Quick - appreciate. Ah, who
oan struggle Ngainst fatsi Energy and
ability are a. vsry vel in their vaY.
hus thsT 40 no. beas four q = kind
When fste starts In With she ietermi-
uad0n 10 fraJ out ias bottoms o ,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

the next town the sheriff levied on the
eompanys effects He put on his at
tachment right in the middle OF the
storm, Just after the whslo bad closed
bis little arrangement with Jonah
"Old Monty heard what was going on,
and he jast lay still and said nothing.
He knew that Billings would skip out,
and leave the company 70 find is
way back 70 New York along she track.
The ghost hadn't walked for two or
three weeks and Jonah was broke. so it
occurred TO him that ne would wait till
he found out which way they were
going 20 ship that whale before ne
made his presence known. 1t turned
out Just right for Monty. The whale
was sold a. auction next day 20 the
museum. and Monty and the whale
were put aboard freight car. tagged
FOR the Bowery.
The prophecy Of the Scripture Is
fulfilled, said Monty. and the whale
takes Jonah back TO the dry land again.
Well. the whale was finally
landed in New York, hauled 20
tho dime museum snd dumped into
the tank, and By and by Jonah heard
them letting the water in. Then the
dime museum lecturer began 20 tell the
audience how the whale had been cap
sured near the place where the latest
Investigations indicated that the Jonah
incident had occurred he said thai
the marks on the whales tee,h showed
that his age vas about right 70 81 ths
story
How wonderful 10 would be, he
continued. ~ this should be tho same
whale and ~ Vithin bis isterior hs
should still contain relics OF the Illus
tri0us dead things out % his pocket
~ mis- hat perhaps, Or pint issk2'
Then Re pried she whales mouth
ouen and ont walked Jonah. 10 was the hit
% his life and sir. by Jove. 70 make a
long story short. he was engaged a. =
good salary todo the at every hour az the
museum. and he's making great suo-
cess Take Is for All in all thins thi :
is A. remarkable an illustration % ths
vicissitudes % our honorable profession
a ever came to nv notice.
turned ana looSed a. ths aotor when
he finished his story. and tho tsuthtul
E.eam In bis eve justified nps n giving
"a narrative - tbe public lis doubt
less az ussr toe trl,h As anT story
could tel mTse
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
4 STARTLED sulL0oa
Elas Avplls@zasz - . Fns 14sS SIS Es<I
sezs 49,

Serg 49,
There are > par gf youngsters Ne0
bse cas- beyond Aoaus Pheasant ana
Gene IN q schcll d.riag TIE wee
Ihsir cozsssnE c0n oaalon ls > h&Bdsome
llgef eolsrea pointer. = spirited suinaal.
hose courage IS constantly ge>-ng him
l2so troahle si-h e.ggeF dogs.
AT one bo1se elsch the oCys pasS
every eay Is = hAf bred bulldog. ll h2s
beru constantly srt&c<ilg the pointer
~ nich. afler = brave oUt Intellectual 70
sis-ance, Is invariably pug O. rlgns, mach
90 the humlliauon az lts hgte masters
and lae evident delight q TIE boy who
acts as sec0nQ FOR The ollL
Last weak affairs took new turn
The BOYS uncle came d0~n from An
dover Theological seminary 70 spend the
held4ys lie as great tavorlte win
his nephews and entered with hearty
spirit into all their innocent sports and
pleasures. To him they bore their grlev-
sLce. he examined the pointers torn
and lsceraked ears
"iiuEi BOYS. II Is wicked g night
dogs. and I can hardly see my way 10
encourage you, bat iI is plainly cruelty
u animals 70 allow Fetch 10 be chewed
up in this way Have you got fine,
three cornored nleg'
They had. and they fetched IT, The
divinity student then proceeded 10 cut
f of SIX inches Of an old bEOomstick nam
die, and got a couple OF feet OF cord. He
took Fetch and the BOYS up IN the barn
l0tt. Fetch was then gagged with the
broom handle. and Tom held him on his
back, while Ned and Uncle Jack went 10
work. Taking the file, Uncle Jack care
fully put 4 razor edge on all of the dog's
cutting teeth without touching the quick.
When ne had finished YOU could split a
hair on them TIE dog whined some,
bat got along fairly we'll
There, said the embryo clergyman,
that Is as good a piece Of dentistry as
old Sawlegs himself could do. Now,
boys, il this don't work III fix up bolus
for the bull"
They SAW the programme and started
down town next morning full of conf
dence. Fetch had been kept on soft food
and cooked meat, so that the edge needn
6e taken from his teeth. The bulldog was
there on time, as saucy as ever. lie
came bouncing out with big g-r-r-r and
made for the pointer. The pointer was
plucky. They came together.
Aha! ray fine fellow" thought the
bull, you are my meat this time.
might as well DO you up now for the
next three weeks
He grabbed the pointer by the ear and
the pointer got in on the shoulder. Then
something happened. A piece of hide
came out OF the bulls shoulder, as if it
had been shipped off with pair of scis-
sOrs.
The bull gave a yelp and backed of
for an instant. Then he came in for .
fresh hold. and the pointer bit his fore
leg half of. The mongrel had nearly
enough, but he made one more rally and
got his throat cut open. That settled
him. He stuck his tail between his legs
and boltcd. Since then Tom and NeC
have paraded in front of that house hall
dozen times with Fetch, but the bull
can't be coaxed in front of the house
and bis owner sits sullenly on the rail-
ing, spits between his teeth. and mutter,
ominOUsly:
''Wait till ketch We alone w ash
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NIarrrinr a ConpIe.

The late Benjamin f. Wade, of Ohio.
was, at the beginning of his career at
the bar. noted for his bashfulness; but
another trait, his determination, enabled
him 10 get through his work in a way
which, though not conventional, landed
him at his destination.
Once, while a youth, he started with a
bag Of corn on his shoulders to a mill
twenty miles away. It was IN Novem-
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