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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
HOT SPRINGS. y. {.

(2G hour, from y. y p'duort Ait Line. 20 Broad
way. through hufDt sleeper from WANHlNHloNJ q,
l. -ifunted IN Of fhc but Two regions MARKED
ON tA. Census Map places wherr the Natives are
f,,- from Throat and Iuu. dl-ta-.-.
And j. the best Climate during Winter and spring
for Hrouchinl add Pulmonary Troubles.
Waters a. ucdunllcd specific f"t journalism" tout
pt.n.ft-fl Malaria. Nervous Exhaustion. g
Baths. IN Marble Pools the finest ~ Aurricn' q, 49,.
And the Hountnu Pnrh Hotel is uh'\''''u III
D. Conditions
Cardinal Gibbons. OF baltimore, says - f'faf9 iot
springs. y. G., 90 fI' most ATTRACTIVE u'"Ilh
aid i;.,',afou E.-or-- n this ro.ntrF-. 80 o.,
!. .-, 1fh st.. y. Y. SAYS -
shall always f,.I grateful f 'hr Immense h0n"M haf"
ucur, Y strrr. Ia-r..,.- ,, roii.. y Y -av-.
81 ,tru.t -p.. nI.. ~ D.. efficacy - thc lannon's
vutcr- Ana -llubriou- climate 5000, ,,.r, 1. Al,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
tDintcr Resorts
.PINEY WOODS HOTEL
or FLORIDA,
OR
HARLAN HOTEL.

HARLAN HOTEL.
ENLARGED and improved Capacity doubled IN 1850 ana
t.uri. cr1uu.t b'IIari- boating. bowling alley. &c.
Table supplied with best % everything. Fresh veg
ct1lc. AMI berries hot garden every day MIN IN
abundance Lab Helen. fIs. - Oh Oh" Atlantic snI
Western Ear.at -crht miles from Blu' springs I'ahhhg
Oh the 81. johns River
THE HARLAN HOTEIr
LAKE HELEN. fla ., go,
locatel IN pie grove overlooking beautnul lake
II las accommodations f,t HUNDRED guests IL
t. new and morr conveniently arranged and Is SURROUND
ng> ar On the HIGHEST irri ch erfu and pleasant Tho
climate here 3. celebrated Or Is "Ncnnc-a AMI
uFiLTiIFI iNE~-.
The HARLAN Duru,I f,r sixth season on Nov. 20.
1ss9 Terms. 81 . $50 pr day. - ,,
H. 4. DeLAND. Proprietor IA. \. WlAII' Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAlLRnAD OF NEW JERsEY.

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RiN Err
Time Table 81 November ~. 1859.
100 a. for tastou Bethl hem, Allentown, Maucb
Chunt MilAt -htrft and scranton HARRISON
90 a. m for Pennington, Easton. B,tha HON. Allen.
town and Mauch Chunk
s:,5 A. m. Tor Lake Hopatcoug Ea>ton. Bethlehem.
Allentown Mauch Chunk. Mikr>harr". scranton. Read.
ing Harrisburg, Pott,Nilr, Tamaqua ShaWoAn. sun.
bury. Lcwi>burg, WiliauspOrt.
90 D. M. Tor Pennington. La>ton. Both .ntr Allen.
town Mauch Chunk. r aiding Harrisburg. Pot-~,ls etc.
y. IN. FOR Fa>tuu. Betd,h'ul. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk. Wikesbarrr. scranton, Iauaggs. NHamohiu.
30 ,. m. 70. tlomngton Lax Holat 'n-, Ei,'on.
; 30 D. N. for SomerNillr and Pennington.
Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc on Suudd az 30
=. m. 3 90 a. SUNDAYS for Fa>ton.
100 a. m. SUNDAYS. Tor Eastou, bethlehem. Alien.
90 ~ M. sunday, Tor Easton bethlehem. Alon.
town. Mauch Chunk and PottoNillc.
For Red Bank. Long BIAncn. A>bpry Park. OCEAN
Grove and Point Pleasant. 80 : 10 n - a u1. ~
90 20. as. Is 10 p. Sundays, % a. 20
,. m. sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove or
For Monmouth Reach seabrlsht, "tc. 30. SIS.
For Atlantic Highlands. Ma Matawan and Newport.
30 IS a. m. 90 AS D 30 p Sunda,'.
For Lakewood 80 $ NJ a. m, 90 90 as p. N.
For Toms River and BSnegat. 80. Is a. m, 90.
20 p m.
For Atlantic City. vncland and Br!dgeton. so a.
FOR Perth Ambov. 80 90 s Is. 10 80 II - m.
90 200 as ; 80 $40, 30 p. m. Sundays. %
o. me- SUOpTFST Avn Ot-rCETST ROUTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
.0Z CLASS TOR BOYS
MIBt a KI.TCHUN
For Both ScXcS-Ci.y.

RANJo and GUITAR taught ia twenty R[iy2,e lei nS
- with without the ala " notes tl-Nkf =. DOb
SON. 1870 Broadway. between 32t and 33f sts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01
Tack ard s,atls coa..p.

IN commenting upon Seisonis fast mile.
the Ssw Ys-k Herald sEFs= The per-
fs-r-ase4 ef the Nsiae trs;t=r Melon at
AAskases levers she siailio1 recort 70
ana eas osirsrwiae Il IS -os 10 se-
zar,Isd "a greater &ehieEs1sn. thin. if
indeed il IS s4asl 70, rhs mile Of Ax'ssl in
IL. A1tssI mails Ii. -cecri hea lie vas
tE-es-yss- ard or rse a.asi el.ipsical
track ~iib foa- tsrns- Nelson = al oder
hsrss All s-oEsd ca k;te shaped trsek Of
/ bat two tzrez. He h4I, therefore. the sd
vantage Of age AMI EraeA-tso very sub
staa;ial e3aasaieras Io2s ia hi e.got."
The che saas hIg, sga-.se. ~ Hirbia-
zer txo-yeass-old. ISL hanls high and
weighieg 1880 rarnss. vas SOL last We'd
neslzy to Hr- L. X Leach OF Lowell
Macs, fer 500 She was osned by \. A
Bracket: OF Boston. Mss, bat vas KEEP
ia Paisaeld. Me-. by wanzce y. White
house. She IS psriecs beauty aal When
developed for speed will make loE mark
barring ecedeais Much cred is das Mr.
WAisaAonse Tor the skii'fu! ami careful
manner 10 which he has tAkea care of ard
handled her
\ sa,lioa which j. WANING high opinions
g. Size three yesr-'sld bay stallion, Golden
Ore. BY Mssseas q, Wilkes, by Red wilkes !;
cAa by HsmFtoa, by Jupiter; owned by l.
v Nc1enaey, Auburn. Golien ofe is a
msj este looking horse. bsing i6-l high,
aaa We GUS ever l200 pounds. He hiss sired
sons good colt, scattered AROUND ga the
farms Two of them were shown at Dur
ham At she iare fair, and attracted attention
! 5n faaciers Of good colts.
Horefai, that hAs the champion wagon
record, FIG -, ard shzg made mark Of
2if $ 4 in tsrness 4 good many yesrs ago
IL sul alIge. hale ard hearty at the age Of
"a lie is owned by man il Rising sun
Nj, aod az reae Mt matinee there be turned
b. half mile tack ghrcs times 10 %. lis,
i5 .. h.ea was great Eofk fer an old
: mrr Tine man who owned Hopeful in
uis hest DAVIS, Al Richmond, and the man
who gave him his records in harness and TO
wagon, Dan Mace, are dead, but the Oh
trJ,trr o!fs fair 10 ave Tor ra0y years, an
the way in shich he retains his speed is won
le,fui.-Tae Breedefs Ga-stte.
ihe above rem from cur Chicago coz
t.mvorars calls att ut.on to one of the most
esisb-a.ed horses that ever went out OF
Htlae. II Waaf 5aleI in 1886 On the farm
ii Eli Whi:comb in North Dixm1nt, and
was tue u-ouarty II B. d. Wuitcop3b of
Boston. He is By Goifrey's P4tchen; dam
ey iht Bfiigman horse, "a dam by Whale
by Sherman. 81 dam by Winthrop Me>sen-
r-r. Hopeful has been great csmpsianer
in the s'a1d circuit; races, aai enjoys the
distinction Of being llie only horse TIA ever
roa cfry free-for-a!l race in one season ia
ae Grrd Circuit. lis four year Old
receri to harress j. : li3 and the best
relord t. wagon. of any horse in the world,
.3IGl-2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Deputy SherG Hi, of Naicryillc. was
in ihs city yesterday with W. o. Estes Of
{ in'or. wh3 is charged with taking Other
T. 1pl' $ Parts, the particulars of which
were gwen n nsarcial II. saateb to III, .lay
mnning's Journal. Ets was arragncd
I. foe JulFc Slevar. of Wn,errll,, yer
&c day, a'd touod over in $500 b,ad,.
R'n-s re- coaII not o5taia, AMI IL, vas
trough, to this c!,y anl iacuc. rated ia
kctn bec iol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

s II. Clifford, Nov Csssel. WIS, va.
troubled with Nsurtlgis AMI Raeumatism,
1is Stomach vas dis9-ierej. H. Liver va.
affected 70 An alarming degree. appetite
fell sway, aHi be vss terribly redgeei in
desh sni strength. Three bottles OF Flee
trie Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. III had
running sore On his leg Of eight years
standing. Used ihyee bottles of Electric
Biiters and seven hores Of Bneklen's
Arnics Sslye. ard his leg is soand ard well
John Speaker, Caiseoa, o d, had Eve large
Fever sores or ais leg, doeto,s said he was
ineursble. ore bottle Electric Bit:ers AID
one box OF Baekisn's Armies Salse cared
hin entirely Sold by Bowditeh, Wehste.
& CO., DssEgsstl-
aug sfsodfyc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

'sChs Avitator0 for October IL ia 4 ott
a. Lr.sl. aqd intorc.t ne as in tho month.
rr.tisu4 This issse contains niue, tiise
cycrgorr +, sympatly ri "a the Y. NJ CA.
,e,,.. r., 'st.,,.tl r,aI r.. o4;,o,
'-''
/ 'iss
! W detirr to ciil We attention Of al
20 Gre faci TIA Fp. CT, -gcspcl meetingl vii
NJ htiA IN tue r9om' each dag 70, At least
tfo Htrks, heFiGn rg Ott -. Service for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01
aug fsoifych rky
Statistics show II

Statistics show that more people lie
IF consumption than from any ether
csuse. ss.ah. colds are the traa see4s %
coeaunT tinn- Beware Of the siighx a
csega- Assgu.sa a's Bftinie CoHgh Bai-sni
siaR Il wita1a = pce: sFpt2alA Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Ts- Firth gods .sfe being received
dab a No. Dfrb7 Block BY Mr.. g b.
BGrbsak. s.r Burbank is nov tasing sd-
yan.gge 81 tire markets OF Boston aad Ser
York ssd hePas 10 please the most fs't.s-
ious tastfs in line Of the bert goods.
Give him a call. d2ioctl&i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01
Howis YourRiood2

had malignant breaking ont on my
ier below the knee, and WIS cured sound
sad well with two and half bottles Of
S. S. 5. Other blood medicines had fail
cd to do me any good.
WILL C. beatty, Yorkville, S. C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

eges- Or atef allfa mlI.,oa u 9seTJ
aay In the sea-. II esch isn lsfa "a
49,. "a -ae,3..t ,t,, t.,sai,.es.oa q .2...
81 b..as n. f..eni.l. iii. seaofs.
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-, ~ - 49,. +.
- 80 80 80.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Mr.. 1smes Mahtr, proprietor Of thu
North End Clothing House, is investing in
property en- CushGoe Heights. Groanl
was broken yesterday fer lis fourth new
house en- the Heights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

The Loysl Legion of Maine has been
invitedto be prcsen, At the reception Of the
Count of Paris in Phlsdclphia. August,
Will probably he represented Likely
ride over Gettysburg battlefield will be one
Of the attractions Of the trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

The new Office in process of construction
for the Elwaris Company. already assume,
the appearance Of completion Al outside
work On il has been iiti,hed, and the into.
rior is nearly plastered. ltwil be a very
attractive building when completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Tis Men rastssaa wonea's Chrisiis
Ntmferssee Uaaa has asea favored wifl
s7tti1l uesshes thus fsr IN sleif Stat.
e'sNealiea 81 FexeFeft ssi a'sa soasc ts-,
hia y rs ices from themes papeys Of II
S'se ifrsseeesise 81 pAttv. u u oEa e.
:, = rTa sltax. shsat fiss re.1 cr$ss Sra
he fsieFise e Temperance IN 81 pzrtse.
* irae . giye {, crr,.ial support
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

The W. {, T. U. will meet iu the Con,
gregat.orsl chapel this afternoon atSso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

tfct3ef askt: "whaf IL ,hc nearing of
+ lsr.irs uaefn: TIE no'efu dsaa'-
d l., Lee Brussels solp. IL economi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Mr.. c X Partridge has rev corIs of
clerks at his establishment, Messrs. VIC
rooler AMI V. p. Parker. Mr.. Pcolcr tho
head clerk comes here from Portsmouth
N. H., where he has acquired an cxcellen,
reputation as an sdep, at his business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

tg~lf you wan. som ching nsw in pho
.osrsphy, 90 to Burgess studio, cor Bridge
ard Water SITS. and &c, picture OF your
self With yeur,elf. Two difersr; positions
in the same picture. No end to the diner
ent changes that can be produced.
sepsodlv'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

The dsfs II he f.oal4.aaz .os.erT ~
pear ~ BE- as9gf atms4 rea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

The person who thinks he could have i'm.
proved on tbs weather Of yesterday. III,
last day of September. may leave ,hi,
section, and no one will mourn him,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

rlr Bsmo rstie charges ss9f; Pen
zion caamls ioaee Hsaa bseg been
Patterned ess eeeeelagiT eatter pres-
guie Of DE Congressional .gvestiEatiso
is4t has heea accorded fhasn. II i a
shnne tisas aay u lie time - 'oS2re ~
shogd have bern wss.sa ea sHsA
sagse!ass s4Fsot 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

4 large delegation of ladies in this city
who ar, int,rcs'cl ia uon-parissn W. c.
T. L. work, left ON the afternoon train
Yesterday for Dover. TO attend the S,atc
Convention - he held at thst place.
Among these ia the patty VIC noticed Mrs
G.. G. Hunt, Mrs, J. \. Clark, Mrs Ssr.
gent Mrs, Cunningham, M Bcal, Mrs.
Williams ani Mrs. q. A. Groves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01
.Soeas 2IlaIicrs,

October comes; the millionaire
AID Wild goosc s0atewapi Sc,
Roth driven dewr 20 warmer c,imes
by the approach Of snow.
ihe fr>' iYt tramp. the Traveller
WHOSE income Is So lgail.
New FOG his heath" expect 10 Spcni
fac winter in our Jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Ehs Hoii'aas A'veyH.es sars ,hst a..
saeasa W. aor ID epsfss sisS tte rissr srd
srssas bib s.sils aos-i@ ~ q g i1sssai CT
t9.@N s. It's Il Eais rssr esBsei ceagrin
= Nas rot qg.sa .s' Bad As ;le missxe Il =
ss~ wars see y ltea save the Back gsy 81
tes.lsea S@5.a'o u0V ins SD Of sa5 eco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

: Noiiee = iarrFT given tiat the aEnsai iaastIry
% tbs iisward l..fesesat Un.oH q augusta, vii
be a0ffaa NoaeaT. fiet .. 10. - In O'Clock r.
~ a. taa ~ F1aea's T. .sfa for tie pufB5se Of
rirs;ing fierf- fDr Fac clanag yeas ard IN tran
cart arr etbes b1s1ess wiic's agaY pecperiY cOgne
y fore aid sasacfiar. =. y. HNeEs, seefetafy.
Augusta, - ~ y, l@0 sspy2Jdeodit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01
Daily Esunfhst auurnal
WEDNESDAY, OCT. |. 1850.

Cards Of thxnks and resolutions Of rcs,s~.
Will b. charged At the rate OF tea cen,s IN,
Al ADVERTISING anncaneemcr.s Of en,tr,.,n
merts whose ooiec. Is the raising Of noa,,
viii he charged a, tie rate Of fieen cert,
Eno.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Mr.. Frank g. Bancroft, manager of the
Bancroft Comic Opera Company, will play
IN Granite Hall next Thursday, Friday and
saturday evenings. The company have an
extensive repertoire anl believe that they
may detish; all the Augusta peop, that
visit ;heiF operas There viii be MATINEE
Saturday afternoon for the c5ilrcn. and
piusfoJv will be the attraction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01
M z5ga

was troubled from childhood with
an aggravated case Of letter, and three
hotties Of ;. s. 5. cured me perrua.
neliiy. WALLACE MANN,
ManrviIle, l. 7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

A very eenessi D lsvt exists ansrs Maine
scrsemln 4fa; Nelson viii break lhp
,otS's sssl ca reSori before she close Of
.itN trHsstle : Astl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Daily Esnnthsr aonrnal
WEDNESDAY, OCT. I. 1850.
- - -
Cards Of shxnks and resolutions Of rcs,s~.
will b. charged At the rate of tea ceaa a h,.
Al ADVERTISING aancaaeemcr.s Of en,tr..,n
merts whose object Is the raising Of ,nas.,
viii he Charged 8. tie rate Of fitser cert,
Ena.
NEW kDvERrIsEMHa1s TO-DAY
Beef res given away.
i.oSt-SilVeg fah'ct.
Observation-Disclosures
ECNi ttlkhApa y SURROUNDINGS al.
.Sccas 2llalicws.
October comes; the millionaire
AID Wild goNsc southwark Sc,
Roth driven dpvr 10 warmer elmes
by the approach of snow.
The festive tramp. the Traveller
Whose iucpmV Is So lgau,
New "f0s his heasia" expect 10 >pcai
rsc winter in our jail
The W. c. T. U. will meet in the Tan.
gregat.orsl chapel this afternoon At $50.
The person who thinks he could have i'm.
proved on this weather Of yesterday, III,
last day of September, may leave ,bi,
section, and no one will mourn him.
Mr.. Jsmes Mahtr, proprietor Of IN,
North End Clothing House, is investing in
property en- Cushaoe Heights. Ground
was broken yesterday for lis fourth new
house en- the Heights.
The Loysl Legion OF Maine has bces
nyitedto be prcsen, at the reception Of the
Count of Paris in Philadelphia. August,
Will probably he represented. Likely a
ride over Gettysburg battlefield will be one
OF the attractions Of the trip.
The new Office in process of construction
for the E3waris Company, already assume,
the appearance Of compl, ton Al outside
work On II has been fiti,hed, and the into.
rior is nearly plastered, Twin be very
attractive builiing when completed
Mr.. c X Partridge has n Few corIs of
clerks at his establishment, Messrs. We.
rSoler AMI V. r. Parker. Mr.. Pcolcr tho
head clerk comes here from Portsmouth.
N. IL, where he has acquired an excellen,
reputation as an sdcp, at his business.
A large delegation of ladies in this city
who ar, Interested ia uon-pariisan W. c.
z. L. work, left on the afternoon train
Yesterday for Dover TO attend the STATE
Convention - b. held at thst place.
Among these ia the patty VIC noticed Mrs.
c. G. Hunt, Mrs J. \. Clark. Mrs Su.
gent Mrs, Cunningham, M Bral, Mrs.
Williams ani Mrs q. A. Groves.
Mr.. Frank G. Bancroft, manager of the
Bancroft Comic Opera Company, will play
IN Granite Hall vt THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

S,thmsn Forney of fhe T. = Coat ard
Gc1aste Survey. With HE q s.s'an,s, wss 10
'hs city yesterday. Az has previously been
7ittd ID 8 ar. Engage in mtkiag map
u tie Kcaooh5cIivcE com G4rd.nrr to the
fatn above Augpq'a At p-cs,m Mr. fot-
ncy is crgrg.d IN getting the clss. line in
clnlng lie hous $, whaiv,s booms etc
H. hao completed work on the cart side az
far ~ tie bridge ard VT working 40 z
en- whaf'es 1estcriuy. lie VIII firth Til,
braroh Of he survey today or t3mouow
AMI will l:urn 70 Ga'diacf yhc,c h. viii
tcIjn Tie work Of s)nndng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-01

Our cook On Blood and Skin Diseasss
mailed free.
SWIFT Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Thomas County cat., 1890-07-10

soldiers, and citizens met ex-Presidens
Hayes and his party on the arrival Of
the special train at s:45, and escorted
them to the tabernacle in the grove,
where it is estimated 10000 people
waited to rective them. In the unavoid-
able absence of Governor L. q.
humphrey, Ex-Governor George T.
Anthony was made chairman OF the
day. After patriotic songs and intro
ductory patriotic addresses, General
Alger was introduced, and received
with tremendous applause. The distin-
guished visitors were dined at the
Hamblln house and returned to the rem
devious. An immense audience was
jammed into and around the tabernacle
to hear ex-President Hayes. George
T. Anthony, in the name Of the ladies'
of the w. G. T. o., presented to ex-
President Hayes a magnificent floral
Offering, as memento OF their appre-
citation of the great work of the noble
lady, Mrs. Lucy Webb Hayes. The
was too much overcome to
respond.
Thomas County cat., 1890-07-10

SAYS house decorator in the Wash
ington Star: "You can bid goodby to
carrara marble. It was all very we'll
up to few years since, but the devel-
opments of our own land and of Mexico
have driven it to the wall. Its most
formidable foe is the Mexican onyx.
This, although it looks soft and creamy,
is as hard as steel, and when once pol
ished is almost indestructible. At
present it is used in small quantities,
and is chiefly known from its white
and yellow varieties. More remarkable
than the onyx is the pet1ified wood of
Arizona and New Mexico. It comes in
all colors, and is superior in beauty and
elegance to most of the moss agates
used in jewelry. 1t takes magnificent
polish and is not so costly but that it
can be used for mantelpieces, bar
fronts, washstands, ash receivers, table
tops and bureau slabs. The supply is
inexhaustible.
Thomas County cat., 1890-07-10

The board is made as shown in the
engraving. Each player has thirty
men, which are placed in the two ante
rooms A A. Each player must enter
his men on the battlefield, or checker
board, by entrances G G. They may
enter at any point along lines X X X,
one ma at q time. When a player
enters a man that constitutes a move,
and then the other player enters man,
and so on. Each player may have as
many men on the board as he chooses.
Now play the same as checkers. When
q man enters either of the squares E,
it at once becomes king and must be
crowned. Next they must enter the
fort by way of squares D d, after first
occupying square H. Nothing but
kings can enter the fort. The player
that gets the most men in the fort cap
lures it. Men can be jumped the same
as in checkers. Single men can only
be moved from the player, but kings
in any direction. Common checkers
will answer for men.
Thomas County cat., 1890-07-10

AN official report shows that there
are 2S3 Indian schools in the Dominion.
Of this number 81 are managed by the
Church of England, so Roman Catholic,
SO Methodist, 10 Presbyterian and 16
undenominational. The funds for their
support are divided as follows: Roman
Catholic, $257, 600; Church of England.
$780, ,761; Presbyterian, $56,439; nom
denominational, $51,941; Methodists,
s21, ,541; total, $574,2 ,2S5. The Church
of England, the Presbyterian Church
and the Methodist Church supple
mented the grant quite materially, but
the Catholic Church is not known to
make any expenditure for the schools.
Thomas County cat., 1890-07-10

DRESS REFORMER. with a wart on her
chin, she is still more unique. If her
build be of the cheese variety she is
certainly picture of sans corsets,
skirts, and all those dainty little femi-
nine nothings that 60 to make woman
ly woman. She reads pamphlets on
dress reform and attends lectures,
even though home interests suffer. If
your clothes fit she says you are cor
seted, if You are natty while she is un-
attractive and plain you are living be-
yond your income. She criticises and
finds fault with every one, and yet
never does clever thing herself, un-
less it is to live without work and with
ont STAYS
Thomas County cat., 1890-07-10
A Lesson Well Learned.

1 was a mere youngster when
learned two important lessons in busi-
ness matters: never to lose anythin g
and never to forget anything. An old
lawyer gave me an important paper,
with instructions what to do with it.
But, I inquired, suppose lose it !;
what shall I do then?" @You must
not lose i'll" Il don't intend to; sup
pose should happen to?" But say
you must not happen to; shall make
no provision for any such occurrence; !;
YOU must not lose it," This started
me on new train of thought, and
from that very hour resolved never
to fail in these particulars. Ionce had
an intelligent young man in my en-
ployment who deemed it sufficient
excuse for neglecting any important
task to say, Il forgot it." told him
that would not answer. If he was
sufficiently interested, he would be
careful to remember. It was because
he did not care enough that he forgot
1t. Thrilled him with this truth. He
worked for me three years, and during
the last of the time he was utterly
changed in this respect. He did not
forget anything. His forgetting, he
found. Was q lazy, careless habit OF
the mind, which he cured
Thomas County cat., 1890-07-10
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