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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21
A Thaeksray Dinner.

Thackeray was in high spirits, and
when the cigars were lighted he said
that there should be no speech max
ing, but tibet every body, according TO
the old rlle 81 festiyity should sing q
song or tell story. Lester Wallack' 5
father, James Wallack. was ore Of
the guests. and with ki7,d Of shyness.
which was unexpected but very agree
able in veteran actor, lle pleaded
earnestly that he could not sing an6
knew 40 story. But with friendly
persistence, which was yet not iInmod
crate. Thackcray declared that no ex
ense could be allowed, because il
would be a manifest injustice TO every
other nTodest man 1T table, and put
summary end TO tho hilarity. II was to
he general sacrifice, round table of
magnanimity. Now, Wallack." he
continued. I'VE all know you TO be 6
truthful man You can, of course.
since you say 50, neither sing a song
nor tell story. But tell you what
you can do, and what every soul at
this table knows you can do better than
any living man-you can give us the
great scene from the Rent Day y
There was a burst OF enthusiastic
agreement and old Wallack, smiling
and yielding, still sitting at the table
in his evening dress, proceeded ia a
most effective and touching recitation
from one OF his most famous parts. Is
was curious to observe from the mo
ment he began how completely indo
pendent Of ali accessories the accom-
plished actor was, and how perfectly
he filed the part as il he had been in
full action upon the stage. Harper's
Magazine.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

when the child can read with under
standing he sllculd lave free acceSs te
eli pure literature within the range o. Inns
capacity. He should BE encouraged TO
read in the hearing % oilers those
things that give him meotal pleasure
Ease Of manner and EXPRESSION. lexibiL
ity - voice and agreeable innovation eri2
como through full UNDERSTANDING ol
what Is read, and all VIII improve as hs
cwn mind fills mp with ncw thoz9hfA =
Anerioan MAxnains Eesk nss<sD.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

Some years ago We were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera
morbus; and now when we feel any Of
the symptoms that usually proceed
shat aiiment. such as disrrhoea, sick
ness at stomach. etc, we become
seary. We have found Chamberlain
Remedy the very thing 10 straighten
ope ous in such cases, and always
keep Is about Ii is somewhat similar
20 the usual cholera cures, but seems
70 contain ingredients that render II
more pleasant 10 take and that do
their work more quickly Sheriff
Deyereux tell US that he is subject to
cholera morbus, and recently felt a
spell coming on, when he obtained q
bottle of Chauberlain's Collie. CholeTs,
and Dierrhea Remedy, and two doses
made him all right We are not
writing this for pay Testimonial bud
TO let our readers know what Is good
thing TO keep handy in the house
Troy, (Kan.) Chief. For sale w
II. J. Pro.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21
G r Tuckett, ranch.

The Power OF the Press" was Illus
trated yesterday in the PRosPEcroR
Office. A cat had gone 10 sleep in
side the big cylinder, and was not no
tioed till several revolutions had been
M ade. just as the press was being
stopped the frightened animal jumped
out, only TO get on the forms and
have its lie crushed out before it
could be brought to stand still.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21
AnosherSaie

The Collins group OF mines at Nam
moth have been sod and the money,
$4,000, Was paid over in Tucson last
Tuesday. The Star says that the Col
lins group OF mines is considered OF
equal merit with the Mammoth, and
they are considered worth quarter OF
a million By experts who have exam
ined them and the lower develop
Inents of the Mammoth. 1t is the in
tention OF the purchasers toerect an
hundred stamp mill on the Collins
gronp, and in all respects it will be de-
Teioped and worked with as much
yIgor as the Mammoth gold mine.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

Two grey horses, one branded VI on
Jaw, Z cross X ON shoulder and v o on
hip; the other has Spanish brand on
hip and vent on shoulder. Owner can
recover them by applying at this Office
and paying charges. If.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

The base ball boys will have new
uniforms 10 play ball in at Tucson
next month. The suits will be here
by the 9Th inst The cloth Is grey
color and very neat and durable.
Stockings will be red and caps viii
match the suits. The ball last night
Melted in the neighborhood OF $50,
which will go 90 the uniform expense
fund. placing that fund on cash
hasls
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

The hall last night at the Skating
Rink ~as attended by a large number
OF pleasure seekers, who enjoyed
themselves till late hour. If the
financial part OF the undertaking was
as successful as the social side neat
sum should have been realized.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

A valuable stage horse belonging 10
C. ID. Gage & Co had his leg broken a
day or two since, and was shot yester
day to put him out OF misery. He had
been turned out 10 pasture and an
other horse kicked him, causing the
fracture. The animal was valued at
$500 and was the pet of all the stage
animals.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

The members Of the Women's Auxil-
liary Of St Paul's Church are request
ed TO meet at che rooms of the rector
(Mrs. Eecleston's RESIDENCE. on FRI
day afternoon, at 4 80 o'clock.
Mks. @. W. cHEYSEY,
President.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

The Tempe News says Salt river val
ley wheat is shipped to European
markets. Why not manufacture i,
into fioar and supply the home mar
kef-
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

The total amount ef duty 10 be
paid on the mescal brought up yes
terdsy TO Tombstone 4, in round fig
ures, $500.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21
LOCAL NOTES.

A washogt near Bowie on the S. p.
last night, delayed the westbound
train.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21
a sac Inxez.msnt

Is Shich : guaranteed iFissg yoe satisfactory
rssails 70 of failure a purcssr psiee
oa this sale pian you can bay OK Jar advertised
SruSgiss boztie q Dr.. kings New Discovery for
Consumption. u = Eaarznsee8 baa relief every
cse, when used fsr any afection q Threat lsas
Chest, ssch a. Cous1mptssn Inaarnnazzion q IaneS
BronchsfiS. Asshna. whooping Csaxh Group, &c.
esc. II IS psssznf and agreeable 70 ta=fe EeFccfy
safe and can always Be depen8ed upoa. Tsii bstie~
free n ]. Yosee's DRUG sssre.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21
Hotter. a ARRIVALS.

cocHIsR-
ID Tofi, Harshaw; J II Edgcomb,
Grand Central mill; C Bartlett, viii
coz; ID P Bates, Tucson.
PALACE.
G r Tuckett, ranch.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21
Maverick Natl Bank.
BOSTON, MASS.


Capital 500 600
surplus ss00.oeo
Accounts of Banks. Bankers and
Corporations solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS
sre excellent. and We re-discount Tor
Banks when balances warrant il.
Boston is reserve city, and balance
with US from banks. loot located IN
other reserve cities) count a. a reserve.
We have n market for prime first
class investment securities and invite
proposals from states. counties and
cities when issui1g bonds.
We do a general banking business
and invite correspondence.
Asa r. Potter,
Jos. W. Work, President.
Cashier.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-21

Stage travel is getting more inter
esting for Tombstone. Quite a NUM-
Der of strangers come in each day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

Unve1salst church: Rev. s. G. Davis
0 Fairfield VIII preach In the mlrnrg at
1910 z. NJ. Y. + c. l., =. NJ,
At Friends Chapel; Services will be
held on Sunday at 10 80 4. NJ. ard : T. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at : 80.
Rev. Hannah 7 Pratt will preach in
Meonian Hall at , o'clock T. NJ. Extra
singing, with piano and cornet accompani-
meus. Everybody welcomed.
At the Unitarian Church. services at the
usual hour, 1880, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. K. A. Griffin. Sunday school al u NJ.
Mr.. Griffin pr caches a Togus in The after
uoo1.
Co1gre gstional thur1h.-l0.30 \. NJ,
preaching by the pastor; l.tj A. NJ. Sab
bath school 6 Z. NJ Y. Z. s. c. E., sub
jet patience" James ), 7-I2; ! +. NJ,
Praise service and brief sl3rc's ~ the
pastor.
ST Marks Church. l6h Sunday after
Trinity so | fat Of s.. Matthew the Apo,.
tie Sunday School, 50 ~. NJ Morning
Prayer aad Holy Cjmmluon with sermon.
10 30; Choral Eyens)ng VITA sermon. p
NJ. All cordially invited.
Free Bip:is. church: Prayer meeting ST
10 o'clock; regular services at 1880; illus
tratel talk to the children. followed by
sermon by The p7s.or, subject, willing in
the Day of GODS Power Sunday school
at 70; yourg peoples m,eting at e, and
gospel service at O'Clock IN the evening
Rev J. NJ wyman will preach as usual
4. HE FIRST Baptist ch i-ch, Surd,Y mora
ing at 10 30. The Choir are mixing specisl
plsrs TO g;vc the people fast of COED
thngs. 5 5 with adult classes at II VI
Y. 7. :. c. f. meet at 6 2. NJ general
go,p,i service at p NJ. A cordial in
yitstion is extended to all.
At the Me hollis: Church Sunday, 1896
A NJ, sermon by the pastor. Subject
Spiritual Lukewa-mness. Siogi Z led by
ladies' quartette; Sunday School, IL o5
T.. NJ; League prayer meeting for the
Young people. G P NJ; Revival serviee a,
Up VI. Mss J. H. Msyhaw who has Sc
efficiently aided the pas or durieg 'he wees
past in pub lie and house 10 house wors
will ac,iscly ASST in the days services
Ever body invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20
oov.rpor and Council

The Governor and Council we're in SEES
sion Friday forenoon.
G. X. XeFsiden CT Wa.srsiIle, stefiE Of
Kennebec county, Who made seizure Of
Nike Barnss imported liquor packages,
vss before tie council, stating tbs; Burn.
had began suis aaaisst BIN in the United
States CircHi, Ceurt at Portland to recover
$1,000 damages, which amount the pain
III alleged be bal been injured By McFad
den's seizage. MeFAites made his ars.
seizure On warrants plsc; / in bis hands BIZ
County Attorney Carleton. Ga his !xs;
seizure b. 3voie On. a sarrxa, himself. he
asked tia. the State be1v the expense Of
csuasei 70 dsfsDd his Gaze, the seizures
hasioz been authorized By Gov. Bod~elI.
County Attorney Carleton addressed tie
council declaring agzinst the decision Of
Chief Jas,ice Yoiler ia The o-i2i- al package
Gaze. He likened the decision 10 tire bred
Scot 81 eisen. Ard ca not beiisve the people
of the Sts'e were In sceord with Il. As
a, Just. lle ssiI Tint Governor eo,~elt
summoned him TO the Council Chamber and
rscted hins 10 make the Buns seizures
lie regsraed l. as a speessi direction from
the Governor, and il being such, the State
should defend Sheriff McFaiden, In whose
han1s he had placed the warrants, and be
4F,rt hat at Il 40.
maa 10 represan. tie State. Questioned bY
Councillor Lumtcg., Carleton said that
there was no lay ansh7rizirg Governor
Bodvell to direct the seizures. Mr. Lnm-
bert held that Gov. Bo3wslis wish I'D no,
legally bind the State, there being only
moral Obligation. lie suggested that the
matt b. referred 70 the mex, Legislature
and told Mr.. Carleton that Chief Justice
Fuliers decision vas in accordance with
lay.
Chief Justice Peters reappointment was
confirmed and he was quslided by Gov
esnor Barleigh.
William Il. Piskham. fisherman Of
Harrington. brought charges against War
den MeNsmara Of Washington county
Pinkham hal one hnEdred lobster traps
set when the war'lea appeared and without
notification demanded $500. Eve dollars
for each trap because P.nkham had placed
only his Initials on the buoys instead Of his
name as was alleged TO be required BY law
Iinkham sal that he roniJ mt nav IN.
sum and and the warden consented to take
So 50 and finally So. which was paid by
the fisherman, receipt being taken. Pink
ham alleged that McSamara never
made any account Of the money to the coun-
ty or State, he being required to tara it into
fnty treasurer, but that the warden
D.. - IA drinking ard gambling. 1t
wssa custom among fshe rmen to place
their initials Oh hoGy and not the full
name. The wltaesl sail he knew of many
other cases where McNamart had ex.orted
money Ia this manner and numerous aH
dast, were presented The Governor has
received complaints from forty people |
against the ciliccr The cssc was contin- |
ued to hear from Mcnamara aHd hi, coun- |
sci Who are not here.
An order was passed. authorizing tile |
reading of james e. ard John C. Jcliison
of Monroe and Lulu Mayo Of Burnham to
the American Asylum a, Hartford, Conn.
The Council adjourned TIL Oct. {.
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,-o s.ble,. rhe kew to ,.e,e .,e Of eour,<,

two tables. The key to .kese are, Of course.
in the possession Of the porter.
A snail steel safe, with compsftnen.s
corresponding 10 the different sections Of
the car, 10 q feature which viii be much
appreciated BY the public. The end Of the
car, where are are The kitchen, parity and
Refrigerator, ia perfect model in ia way.
Though the kitchen Is nsesssaril7 small,
every available space has been put to the
tess possible USE. and in il can be fund
every kind Of klsehsn utensiI such -
might he f9aad 10 ang veil er.ered ho1se-
hold.
Though Mason heater is expected 70
farnish the b. a.. The car Is also piped 30
- 20 be hsase; By siesgs from the engine
/ IL NJ cessxry. /. is also rirsd fer electric
tights and essc.rfe buttons are placed here
ard there Throughout the car. which 10
.ures the porter's Attendance A. any re
CARED mcnent.
Dark green "a the prevailing colsr Of The
0ats.de Of the car which is heavily deco
rassd with golI. the roof being painted
sssei gray. On each siie near the erds,
appears the ZANE Jsann-t,e. between
xbieh are the words Private car" The
platform eats 81 the cIr are beautifully
ornamensei with heavy brass guard rails
vlieh ADD gres,ly to ihe general appear
snee Of the city.
During the afternoon the car wa, visited
BY Governor and Mrs. B1Ilsizh. Geleral
spragse, Colonel and Mrs. Phiiorook and
several Of the State House officials, be-
sides large number Of our citizens, all
Of whom we're charmed with the beauties
sad eonvenieaces Of tie ear. Mr.. Louie
J. Harris, the Inventor. hi. father, Mr. L.
VI. Harris, the secretary Of the company,
Mr.. Edwia +. Perkins. President Of the
Harris Palat.al Car Company and
Mr.. Albert c. Barrige, Treasurer.
Mr. Poor Of Portland and other gentlemen
connected with the company explained all
tie features Of the palace On wheels. their
kildness being highly appreciated by the
guf,ts. The car Is on lt.le exhibition
tour coming from Boston. via Port
land and Bath. +; left towa on the
20 train last evening ana VIII be exhib-
ted a. Waterville and Bangor, after which
Il will return 70 Boston
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Ayers
Hair Vigor

l0t only prevented my wife from becoming
Saii, but it also caused an entirely new
growth u halr- / AN ready to certify to this
siatemen, before Justice u the peace
II. Hglsehas. Lesis5aEgh Iowa.
Some years ago. after severe attack Of
brain fever. ms hair all cane out. | used
s'ieh preparations for restoring IL as my ply
sleians ordered, but failed to produce a
growth d hair then tried. successfully,
several articles recommended by druggists.
and all alike fell short If accomplishing the
desired result. The last remedy / applied
was Ayers Hair Vigor, which brought 4
growth Of hair IN a few weeks. think |
used eight bottles in two years more than
was necessary as a restorative. but liked i.
as a dressing, and have continued 10 use Is
for that purpose. | believe Ayers Hair
flgor possesses virtues far above those OF
ANY similar preparation now On the Market"
Vincent Jones, Eiehmend. Ind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

The following IS the programme that
will be rendered at the National Home on
Saturday ADD Sundsy. B. W. Theme, con
iuctor:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

,,...,.., o.. +, \,
"'" ~ ''"Ay WIS oF'Hy 10 zoe c'"Ara'
OF Augusta an that witch ~ almost the
same 70 the world iaasmaeb a. it is less
n,,o ..,., II h,, h.., .r,,sf.,r.9
en- 'nt f''"' 10 MAJ 'ia' '''h' II WIS
noting OIL er T. as the caf "jeanneilc' OF
III. Iiarr.s Pslatiil Car Company. Il isas
much. a., io,,,,,,,,,, i,, ,..s...,,,... ,.,, ,o,
- were "'' '1''liAh GETS "heH 'u'F Hfs'
appeared. We distinctly remember the nd
vent of the first Pullman into cur CITY fifteen
,.,.....,,,. .,l a.. ..,,...,o,, ~,
"s f"'' 'lP'A'S' 'e ca h''" 'H' We mus
confess ilat former remembrarces and later
observations Of the Pullman were com
,a.,,i, ..l,,..i1.. ,l..n,l,.4,t ..le,,a,,,,srt
Peflr t"h 90 Inc ep." ih'iN n.y. even 10 inc
minutest a,tul OF the remarkable produc-
tim Of the inventors fertility and tbs car
builders sklil that nnrcsrsl in cur nj ist
.,.,i,, Tl,,o,,,b ~ i,l ..,,.,.s, +
,-,
M ''''''' ""'''-' IL" '""''" ''i'''
:, NATIVE WIS t"ndoroi ah invitation to III
80 q, the t,tir Sup.ilg N.tlir. q cor
3,.l ,..eu,,,,,.,. ,xt,,,,1 him lac IN,
...........,. T..
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testing the uofi's Of 'b'' ne" 'uYcrtion N
pilgrimage ever tnur of ihe Principle rail-
nh. ,...;... o.. i,,.,,r,,,, ,..;,,.
a''hs "''r journey 10 mo" HI inSp' 'l'Di'
OF this new marvel We sppeud d scrip
ton
.-.,, ....-,-e
'nV'sm '"''i'i'' ~ W. ','.' "
tj'ep'f' tlet. - Sn'o'u'eP ho'nus IN lne
inter OF "ni- "A "'ni' CIV ciHe ~ u
Nh'Fr 'hf oet'N> AZ" kept ih'N arc III
TACT o''"" 'h' no ana II "r"'E 70 ai'oN
III shelr s'oraEe, tae siies nt 'hf ca' ur'P
JUST ~ me n . between the trucS'' ~
ro,Ntts' as thrae spaces cshs'' ere a.
way p use fnf as soon as 'Ns os runs nave
been raised anV pat III rosiHol' ths h"Ts'
sheh are moVaNi', az" baE}ase iui'heo',
ATTY lake lh'lF pi"' : i"'s rev urf 81
tie car mat - Ne etopiinS OF ne y .e'
between tha trucks mas also an"'her point
III US favor i"r CON ny rs u'F WI,
doan towards lA. centre OF Tue UucSS' sho
beng const'rtttd OF hoaVy um"e'' running
parallel win fhe car an wen or'c'l' VII
the ophioh OF tae on'ilat'' rtsiS' such i
M's as m'sh', nndee er'AharF con 1iino*'
l'id IN teirscope tue csf- ahot'''f 'uioE
"a hNor OF TINS crop - thft me centre
s'au,Y Is brought 40 i9S thAt me ear
uerebY 'molsd 10 pNe Sharper
'F'cS' al srea'tr speed u'h - fossi"''
WIN my 81 moe a. h'esei IN u,''
In making up the eef'hs' a'ecAono Oh ~,
uoor SIX Ices iods Il raised up one e'a
res 'rE on hins's' toa' forming psrli '2n
tes"een two sectors FROM uhleroeit'
'a'' door Sn -ther door IS roi'ea up emu
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BRISTOL EDUCATED HORSES.
Ia remembering the performances OF
these wonderful horses, announced 10 BE-
given ia Granite Hall mex. Monday and
TUESDAY evenings, our readera should not
lose sight Of the fact that matinee will be
given on Tuesd4y afternoon, especially for
those ladies who cannot attend at night, and
children. We know OF no entertainment
more suitable for the young, for the lesson
rhey will learn there will be lasting and of
great profit to them, and they will grow to
manhood aad womanhood with this fac.
Indelibly impressed on their minds that
kindness exhibited to mans best friend
among the brute creation, will - further
10 accomplish great results than cruel treat
ment, and in consequence the coming gen
GRAFTON will hear less about cruelty to
animals. Igdee1 this is q wholesome lesson
for those older in years ami with i. firmly
fixed upon their minds, those who have thesc
care Of "A horse vail think twice before they
u,e the whip once. An evening with the
horses will conviles the most skeptical
that Prof. Brt.tol has clearly proven that
the whips an instrument Of punishment
can be relegated to the past. Aswe have
said before, this viii be the last opportunity
10 see these wonders aud all SHOULD avail
themselves of il. Ia speaking Of their per
fJrmauce, the Boston Daily Globe says:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20
Wonders

Are wrought By the use Of Ayers Hair
tigor In restoring gray hair 20 n original
coios. promoting new growth, prevent.
Ig the hair from falling. keeping q ssfr.
silky, and abundant. and the scalp cool
healthy. and free from aandrur on huxuoys.
Tie universal testimony IS that this prep
arafion has no equal as a dressing, and
Is. therefore, Indispensable TO every wen
furnished toilet.
Il saye used Ayers Hair yiror for some
tine and Il has worked wonders for ne. 1
was troubled with candra1 and was rapidly
becoming bald; tat since using the yigor ny
head IS perfectly clear Of dzndran. the hair
las ceased coming cut. and I now have \
good grD~th. q tie same color as when 1
T2s a young woman can heartily recon-
mead any one suffering from dandru. or
loss of hair 10 use Ayers Hair ylgor az a
dressing = Mrs Lydia o. Moody. East
Pitrstor, Ne.
Some time ago my wi.e's hair began Z.
come cut quite freely.
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ltirA.

OxoHD.
In East rcfu. Aug. a, Mrs George Davis.
fisCAr19Css-
In MonSou, Aus. :. Ms. Grtia ii. iienriekson,
aged ) ears
SoNERsgt.
liz Nerriircwock. Aug. -, Mrs. Elmira Fisn-
ecEs, aged = years.
WASHING. rUN.
In .IoRessare. Aug. a. stephen Il. Andrews,
aged y yea ;. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

To rtspsi Colds,
Headaches ard Feyers. to cleanse the
system esecsuaily, yet yently, when eostive
or bilious, or waen the blood ia Impure or
sluggish, to permanently eare habitual con-
sitpaaon. 20 awaken the kidneys sni liver
to 4 hetltay activity. without irritating or
weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.
septId&w inform
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-03
WOES OF A CHORUS GIRL.
How to Repulse a Too Persistent
SuiuOr-Cute Tricks.

How to Repulse a Too Persistent
Suitor-Cute Tricks.
From Cincinnati Times-Star.
"How to repulse too persistent
and too familiar on short acquaint-
ance sutton in q pleasing and SOU
brette-like way and AT the same time
have a quiet smile at his expense"
would be a rather taking title for
novel or a pamphlet or chapter on
"Advice to Beginners" or something
of that sort, wouldn't it? Such q
work would have q very wide circu-
lation. Chorus girls, soubrettes, in
genues-nay, even prima donnas-
would cry for it. A few pointers on
this subject were given out by one
of the bright young ladies who carry
spears in the ranks of the Wilbur
Opera Company.
1--WE have to be awfuIly careful
about our conduct while on the
road" said she. "Mlss Kirwin
watches over us like q mother, so
what's a poor girl to do to have q
little fun once in a while? You know
US girls like to eat Frankfurter and
drink q glass OF lemonade after the
performance, and it would enhance
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-03
NnNkL CONThST.

The San Antonio Daily LIGHT (which
beams for alb" has noticed that in the
various prize contests, that the Prince of
Patience and urbanity "The Dry Goods
Clerk" has been ignored. Now there is no
more really popular, fellow in the world,
ana the LIGHT proposes TO crafty its own
curiosity and satisfy that of San An
tonions generally by presenting beauti-
full gold headed cane appropriately en-
Clerk" in San Antonio to be decided by
popular vote.
The accompanying coupon printed in
every copy of the LIGHT entities to one
vote. The contest closes November 18th.
Fill in the coupon and forward to 1.-THE
Contest Editor Daily LIGHT" The re-
suit of the voting will be published daily
IN the columns of the LIGHT. Vote early
and often. Ladies, stand by your favorite