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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-21
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-21

SAINT Paul Is no longer in it. she
has now no baseball cluh. Duluth has
bought her out,
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tied by these same busy-bodles with ber g
"more than little bit gone on Patty" Joe
would laugh and shrug his broad shoulders.
and say that Patty was right and determine
more FIRMLY than ever 10 make her reverse
her opinion. But this was not 30 easy TO do,
for Patty seemed TO purpOsey avoid him
whenever he was in u tender mood, and she
| seemed 10 take a childish delight in concocling
saucy and impudent answers TO his most seri-
GUS and deliberate questions.
"Good eyenin'. Nice sort OF evenln' for a
walk, isn't t7" said he. one nigat when he had
just returned from work, to Patty, who was
| leaning against the open door OF her mothers
house, looking as defiant and saucy as 1t was
possible for such beauty to look.
"Yes," answered Patty, looking straight up
into his brown eyes, ami then dropping her
own damurey down.
81 s'pose 1t ain't any use askin' you TO come
for a walk, IL ~" a'Eed Joe, resting his tea
can on the little IRON railing that divided them,
anu thinking how pretty she looked with her
waite apron tossed over her wavy hair, and
her long, dark lashes resting on her rosy
cheek.
"Depends oil how you ask" said Patty,
folding her aims Gld tapping the nign heel OF
, ore buttOned hoo; on the zoe OF the other.
"Well," said Joe, leaning forward and
dropping his voice TIL 1t sank into very ten
der aud not wholly Unmelodious whisler, eli
! say 'Come and ave walk with your joe
darling. will that dor"
lie was very fond OF her. Had he not given
| up his weekly couple Of ounces OF shag be-
cause ne mad heard her say she did not IKE n
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Chained to the Rock.

chained to tho rock Of prejudics while all OF
violent medicines inhict injury upon the sensitive
Innings OF the stomach and intestinss. They are
apparently immovablo in the belief that to ex peri
ence benefit they must keep dosing with drastic
medicines. Unless the action OF these is powerful
and excessive. they not satisfied. They would
disirust a remedy of gentle action. however efec-
tive. Il is not by such purblind extremists these
that the acknowledged merits Of hoststter's
Stomach Btters are recognized. That benign reg
ulAtor Of the stomach. the bowels and the kidneys
Appeals to the rational-not only Appeals. but is
awarded . Just valuation. Constipation. liver COM
plant. dyspepsia ana kidney troubles yield to its
action. 30 also do malaria and rheumatism.
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gate. Now or never. she stepped out reso-
lutely, and faced a tail. weli-oullt figure,
which was Just entering the gate. She ap-
prolched the railing which divided the houses
aud stopped. ''JOe." she VIII spercd softly.
Joe stopped and looEel at her rs II in doubt
she put out one hand over the railing, and
said again, "Joe"
Joe mutiered an oath, evidently meant to be
a prayer OF surprise ana glalness, and came
to Iae railing. "Whai's rae maiter?" he said.
Patty gave little sigh OF pleasure. lie was
sober. 81 came to esK you not 10 give way to
the drink, Joe " she said half shyly, yet trying
to reIaln her old saucY demeanor.
For an answer Joe bent down his head and
kissed her uplifted face. Then he coolly
climbed The railing, put his arm around her
and drew her head onto MS breast. She had no
covering on her head, so he unbultoned his
coat and put her head inside 1t. They did not
SPEAK, and stood taere for some minutes,
uu,i a laugh from pssser-by reused them.
lRea Joe led her into The passaRe, aud staud-
ing there win both arms around her, he said
softly, "Dld you think was drunk, Patty ~
"Yes, " she said.
81 thought that 'ud fetch you Touni quick.
sep ont - your WY, au' told Mother Gi0oius
to tel you was on the drink. Are yOu s0rry
dll?n
"No."
That's good gal. Why you ainr got no
boots on" liows tnat:"
~ didn't Eanl mOtaer TO hear. SGe'L laugh
al me-" said proud Patty. humbly.
Joe laughed. "plI speak TO her In the
m'rnin'. Good nlGht. sWeerarr."
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returned would try to start conversation, but
Patty would toss her head and smilA5Ashowing
ner white teeth In admirable contrast to her
red lips, and walk on. and the man would 20
back to the laughter and Jeers Of his mates, for
it was well known that Patty was proud and
very hard TO please. Had not the white
seeved, wnltc-aproned, black-eytd. impudent
young harman at the "punlio" found that out
when ne tried 10 kiss her once, aud received u
s,inging slap that left the MARKS Of her fair
fingers upon his face for more tnan day.
"she's proud gal, bit TOO proud, fancy.
though. Mind yer, likes 'ooman with Lit
o. pride about Ter. There's my jim, tai, big
feller, just the Kind o. feller wnmman RIner-
ally like, as was that mad arier 'er 70 used to
20 to the mlsSOR-rOom Sundays, though %
can't aDear lie sight o. Il paIson, RiHerally
speakin' Iust eos she went, 'Twarnt no good.
Sne wouldn't ave no truck with I'M, An 'e's
took up with sally Holiness dArter, rs Is good
enough, as far as that goes, to be the wife o. q
king, but can't 'Old 9 candle TO Patty for
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dered At Patty's unusually quiet and sntdued
manner. OGe OF tue ironers opined with a
laugh that Patty had fallen In love. AID the
fellow wouldn't have her, whereupon Patty's
cheeks grew rosler than ever, and her blue
eyes blazed with unusual ire. and the woman's
laugh was not repeated by the others, who
knew that Patty's anger once reused, was NOT
easily quenched
A week went by, and Patty saw nothing OF
Joe, but she heard that he wss drinking heavily
and seldom came home sober. HIS IHnilady
said she q couldn't understand It. A quIeier,
steadier chap never was, until about week
ago. and then he goes and breaks out Ike THIS
'ere. He's a-goin' TO the bad FIST"
Palty's heart beat e little faster ihan It's wont
and her cheeks paled little. and she made a
certain quiet resolve as she heard the good
lady's opinion.
That night her mother wondered why Patty
did not go to bed at her usual ,ime, but she
said she wanted to do a little ueediewoTk, so
her mother went TO bed AMI LEFT her Ganguter
sewing. But directly Mrs. Harp,r had lvit
the room, Patty thTcw down her work. went
to the window. drew tae curtain a liic, and
stood looking down mo the street below. She
stood with hcr head leaning against tae win
dow Frame one hand on her hip sni on
holding aside corner OF the Ia ed red cur
tain.
Presently there was heavy foo,step along
the pavement, ard a deep bass voice iToiled
out the chorus OF a popular song. PatJ drew
q quick. deep GreEIh, dropped the curtain,
slipped on her shoes and ran quietly down.
stairs and opened the front door. Tire foot
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part, said old Sam Smith, who had worked
for the nrm for nearly thirty years. and was
apt to become garrulouS when talking about
his only son Jim.
"They do say as she's spoons on Joe Aimcs,
as lodges next door TO er." said young man
VINO was polishing a table vigorously.
"Who's 'e?" inquired old Sam.
"Somethin' on the railway, bIieve, ="
answered the man. "Jack Thompson knows
i'm"
"'E's good feller, II that's anything, aud
I wish I'm luck, ED be the very identical
chap for Patty II he can get 'er to ave 'im,
and / fancy o will somehow" SAID Jack
Thompson.
''lll bet q dollar % donr," said old Sam,
empbatically.
"Done, answered Jack, calmly.
Wen see ! wouldn't mind bettin' my
Sunday tile TO lump o. cats-meat she won't
ave I'm. girl like that there, as won't so
much as look ut feller like my jim, wouldn't
marry any body under dooI at least, 4" said
sam,
jack laughed, and said ''theTe wasn't
woman In the world who couldn't be humbled
and made 10 love feIer II the feller 'ud only
got the hnack OF getting round 'em."
Joe Aimes was stoker, and was a big,
SnewY fellow, with u deep bass voice that
Patty secretly thought the Zines; In the world,
though she wOu.d toss her head aud say that
"any fool could whistle ss well as that black
giant OF Joe Aimes," when Rny OF the
women or girls she knew praised his big
voice and form. These LADIES' were not
slow TO convey this and similar adverse
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SAUCY PATTY HARPER.
The Story of the LOVe Affair." of a
Pretty COQaGette.

Patty lived in Berwick street. oxford.
she was a fine, tall, s;rapplng girl with blue
eyes, naxeu hair and rosy cheeks She was
Tue acknowledged belle of Berwick street, and
her good looks, hats, boots and other articles
OF feminine attire were discussed with absorb
ing Interest by the girls and young married
women In Berwick street who made any pre-
"hsions to beauty or fsshion. The women IN
lhe French laundry where she worked were
never 'ired Of outwardlV admiring and inwardly
ehV'ing her When she went out In the morn
"s 10 fetch tie II o'clock beer from the
Puol'c-hou'e round tho corner, the men and
'oNs Who worked AT tue furniture shop op-
p'e"e would suspend their work and
.o'o" her trim neat ngure with AL
n'''hs eyes rs size waikel across
I"e road wiih her light, sprlngy step, her white
s"oh turned up at one corner into the band,
"er .oNzlcd, frzZed hair blown over her fore
usSu' her bonnie head held sauoly aloft, aud
ae nuli-uoEen hali-pInt beer cans swinging in
est nand Sometimes one OF tho men holder
~"s' V~t'i - - =, -
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THERE WAS ROOM FOR 1T.
Yo Poet Brings His Verses to 70
Sympethetlo Edltor.

lie wore gum shoes and his stealthy
approach was not observed by tho leuev-
olcnt.fncod editor. luSy with his paste
brush, until he leaned over the desk and
brought his timid. faded eyes within
tango of those of the director Of pubic
opinion. says the Chicago IuuS. lie
coughcd slightly as he sad
have brought with mo - little Iocti-
cal gem. suitable to tic season, Tor your
poets corner
Jah went the pasto.brush into 'he pot.
luu have, eh - and The cuCvolsnt
fac of the editor was lighted mp with n
genial smile. d" For the poets corner,
eh Good. Well, pointing to the large
basket in tho corner OF the snnctun.
drop II in. Let her 20. Gallagher! Tie
boy hnsn't cmptied j. tins morning. but
gucsS there's room for II. "
And when the uoct entered the elevator
with II majestic, Joe McLuiloch tread, the
glare oI his eye had not vet vanished and
the elevator conductor had not the slight.
est suspicion that he wa, the gentle. timid
and retiring person whom he had lifted
up to tho first floor less than five minutes
before
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had he not resolutely declined all intoxicating
spirits, and limited himself to one poor half
pint Of "four-half" every day, because she
was a teetotaler and hated drunken men? He
was very much in earnest, and his brown eyes
elowed with a lender light that made him
handsome in spite OF his black face and oil.
stained hands.
Patty looked up at him for 4 moment, as he
stood whiung for an answer, and saw the
hight, and Tor a moment she felt awed by the
hJe she had lighted, but the spirit OF perVersity
came upon her, and she looked at him laugh.
ingly as she said, "No, It won't. What a
donkey you are TO think I'd walk with you al
ALI"
Joe drew back augrily. "lf you think
you're Roiu' to make a laughin'-sioek O. me,
Patty Harper, you're darn well mistaken.
am donkey, a darned foolish coon OF DON
key, 10 care a rap about such q asluck-up lille
doll as you" lie banged his can on the rail-
ing wrathully, and stalked into the house.
"a stuck up little doll! There's u beas,
for you. don't care. hate him, said Patty
To herself.
But she did care. On, dear, yes! When she
went TO bed that night sAe lay and thought OF
Joe's brown eyes, and the hight that burned IN
IN, IN. AMI how manly he looked, and what a
lovely voice he hal, and tEen she sighed a
little. Aud she thought OF certain Mary
Coom0s In the next street, who was very fond
OF Joe. suppose Joe got fond OF herr with an
| impatient exclamation she closed her eyes
and went TO sleep, vowing that u lie did She
Didnt care, but knowing all the while she did
] save very dearly.
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THINGS WE SWALLOW.
Some Funny Instances Which May
or May Not BE True.

Some Funny Instances Which May
or May Not BE True.
The Lewiston man who swallowed ply.
sician's ntomizcr the other day has had
many sympathigers, says the Lewiston
Journal. An impccunious wretch who ac
costed him said That's nothing. sNGl
lowed brick block in 10 cent drinks" The
remark was old, but the accompanying re.
quest for n 10 cent loan was new.
ieweller in Lisbon street, who is trust.
worthy and will back this over his sigma
turc, says he knows II man in Lewiston
who swallowed large piece of iron, very
large, dimensions not given, hut so large
that it almost destroyed his equilibrium,
and when he lay down this blt of hardware
rolled around internally in accompaniment
to his own turnings.
1t was with him for years, gradually alb.
sorbing, until, presto change IL was gone,
u mastery piece ot digest on without doubt.
No affidavit accompanies this story OF the
evaporation OF cold iron, but Il would be
no injury to its good effects ii there were.
The meGnest trick tha the rpglottis has
done OF late. however, is to an Auburn
store keeper, who was about to opcn store
the other day aud held the key, very
small one, in his mouth for moment. lie
unfortunately slipped on the door aud
swallowed it. He waited for his partner to
open up.
A pretty girl who was about TO pay the
conductor in the street car l',nc street
route), last Thursday, suddenly blnshed
and then turned pale. She had swallowed
lO-cent piece.
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actually lifted her face to be kissed.

actually lifted her face to be kissed.
Then she ran upstairs lightly, eyes and
cheeks agow. and Joe went into the next
house singing In very jubllant voice. to the
grcaI discomfort OF those other lodRers who
were light sleepers and who had an absurd OBJ
jecilon to being reused from their beauty
sleep Ly the enhancing notes Of MIR. Joseph
AimeA
Some time after the incident recorded above.
Jack Thompson asked o.d sam for his dollar.
"Donar:" said that worthy, in astonished
tones, "what dolar?"
"DldnI you bet me dollar tha. Joe Aimes
wouldn't gil Patty Harper to ave Im?"
"YeG What about it7'
"Why, e's got 'er," said Jack, triumph.
antly.
learn. You're kiddin."
al amt Ask i'm or er. e told me is
SELF"
" Wen, I'm blesii An she turned up her
nose at my jim. allus did say as wummen
was queer 'uns, and I'm hanged II they amt
There never no iruS'in' OF em. What you
would take Yer a1Gdavy they won't 90, that
very blessed thing they GOES an does out OF
sheer agSravalion. Five shilln' VOno over
thu, there gall Wen, I'm Llestl Wot a ole
TOOL am, TO be sure"
~ 'ope they'll be happy. Joe don't drink,
an he earns good money, an she's nne.
steady gal, though bIt struck OH religion.
oIes tney'l be 'appy, \" said Jack.
Aud when tRey were married six monIhs
after halt Berwick street turned out 10 see
them start for the church, aud there Wa
scarcely one among their ueiOhborS who diA
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BROOKLYN Theatres.

Henry r. Dixey is announced for the Park
Theatre for the ensuing week. "Adonis,
given farewell revival for the iirsl half OF the
week During the latter half the (" Seven
Ages /" will be seen for the 0rst time In Brook
lyn. In this Mr.. Dixey has made such a happy
combination OF burlcsque and legitimate COM
edy tnat II appeals to most all classes Of thea
tre-goerA
Robert Mantell begins weeks engar eme mt
Monday evening at the Amphion, IN revival
"Monoays.| This viii be followed Thursday
evening with a spectacular production Of
Faoien del FrAnch. the twin heroes, Mr.. Man.
| tell won q popular success In this city last
season.
Delasco aud De Miles drama, "The wife, /"
viii be brought forward at the Lee Avenue
characters are well drawn, and there is 30
much Of the flavor local about It that II appeal,
more directly 10 the heart and head than does
the imported article. All the original scenery
and properties will be used.
That very conspicuous figure In American
| stage history, dear Old Uncle Tom, win occupy
Holmess Star Theatre during the week to
helium days. Milt Barlow viii bo the Uncle
| Tom, Harry Webber Marks, and little Mis-,
Weober Topsy. host OF realistic features
| lend additional interest.
Life OH the Western border, with all It's at
| tendant excitement, will he the attraction al
the Novelty Theatre during next week, with
Kate Pursell as the particular magnet. Miss
Pursell assumes nve different roles in the
drama 'The Queen CT the Plans, " and intro
duces her Arabian charger, Fire Fly.
The Reutz-Santiey organization begins q
| weeks engagement az hyde Il Benman's
| Theatre, Monday afternoon. There ID o most
| OF handsome women, dozen clever spt oialistl
and as many good dancers. A feature Will be
| q representation OF The studio scene from
1.-THE Cemenceau Case" with pretty Nellie
| Page as the model liza
-
| the extended engagement OF Johnnie Carroll
| at Huber Gebhardts Casino. Mir. Carroll
anu Minnie Schult introduce an amusing
| sketch, which also partakes OF novelty. The
bill next week also contains the ma mes of the
Wood family, Belle Clifton. Minnie Watson,
| Pearlie May. and Max Adamski.
IT. Henry French has arranged to have CDR.
aDiy Mlss Sadie Martinot In the leading role,
take the place OF Mr.. Mansfield at the AM
phion during the week Of May II.
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A STORY FROM LONG ISLAND.
Harry CrOckcr, Jr., Tells n Reporter
that Drs. McCoy, WiIdmnn and Blair
Have Cured Him Of Catarrh.

Harry Crockor. ir., lives at Tnwood, l., l. near
Far RnckNnAy. In an intorvow with u rspntter he
said - nHl caiArrh for snIe time. I caught a
very had cold early in tbs winter, ana that RgE=a-
waited ny Ionbc to su Ii extent tnAt my throat
was always chukrd ~ with yellow muCu-, which l
wha continually coughing up and splitting out.
There wss au ont ged Rrowthin my nose which
made II diGCult Tor me 10 breathe Bo.ii the con-
tinUal dropping OF mucus in my throat had Dali.
heavy Ico iug frequently. which all went TO mako mo
feel NrctchHd. In Doocmber went to Doctors Nc
Coy, WhGmNu and Blair amt under their treatment
all my trouble has Disappeared.
% am cured now
Doctors Mccoy, wdmGn and Blair furnish all
medicines free, aud th"it charges tor treatment
so low thht they are within tho reach OF all.
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SPORTING news AND NOTES.
An E1.COllese Ball-Player'S Great
Work in Louisville.
The Rise of the Corinthian Athletic
Ciub-- G eneral Gossip.

There were only two American Association
games yesterday, tut one OF them WAS enough
TO give King Kelly's Cincinnati team another
setback, the Louisviles defeating 1t by q score
OF 4 to J. The feature OF the game was the
phenomenal work at short OF Canal,
a former University OF Pennsylvania
man, for the Co.onels. lie made one
run, a three-base hit and single, put out two
assisted in six outs and made no errors. st.
LOUIS beat Columbus z to 4. Club standing
up to to-day:
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Zeal.
from BROOKLYN Lirs.

ITTOm UfODkTgN LVt.
"What Is the meaning of tnis?" cried the
passengers In Western stage coach, which
had been stopped by an armed man.
"Means that the money 10 pay off tho
church debt has got to he ryised betwix' thl.
ana to-inorrer morning." returned KIN
Hank, the converted ro,l ayeni. "Throw uI
yer hanuB and shell out liberally now. The
Lord lovcth a cheerful giver."
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Entitled to the Best.

All are entitled 10 the Dest that their money
viii buy, 20 every family should have, at once.
a bottle OF the best family remedy, Syrup OF
Figs, TO cleanse the system when costive or
bilious. For sale In B0c. and 81 bottles by all
leading druygists-
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More Appropriate. A

Mr2 Homily (after church)-TIow did you
come to preach on backsliding, dearest? You
said at breakfast that you were gong 10 preach h
YOU: sermon on profanity.
The Rev. Dr. Homily-I had intended to, nv
dear; but my collaT-Uutton got down my neck
when was dressing for church.
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No Children Taken.

~ am afraid there IL arsenic In these wall
papers, :" said n prospective tenant Of nat to
the agent,
"There Is little, sir" replied the agent
frankly; "but not enough to injure adults.
II has been calculated to AFFECT children only.
who might possibly be brought In against our
rules
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Knew the Story,

from Pack.
Tcacher-Who were Castor and Pollux?
Little Null iaan-Dey wuz fast friends-dey
eft de same egg widout quarriin' bout it.
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An Idea, Anyhow.

From ThrI,
Citlzrn-I have u great idea Tor The Worlds
Fair.
Biiector-Mhat is It.
Citl2en-Let IA Lrlng the Pyramids here and
use ihGn for toUOggan slides. co.
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When Baby was SICK we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children. she gave thsm Castoria
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Wished He Had His Sign Out There.

tTrOm Peck's Suh.l
"Yes, )" said the scientist, Us he took drink
OF water from the glass that rested on the
table at his elbow, "the temperature OF the
moon Is something over a hundred degrees
below zero the year round" A local coal
dealer, who sat IN the audience, heavcd deep
siph, ana thought 80 hard for Ihs next half
hour that his halr actually curled up tight to
his head.
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Doctors
Mccoy, WILDMAN AND BLAIR,

= East I2d street near Grand Central Depot.
p2 9TH ave. noNr l+th Vt. .5ni broadway, cor l4th
st.. Now York, And lS1 Montague street. Brooklyn.
wherc all durable Gases are treated with success, :,
Il you live al distance write ior symutom blauk
to II A. M., . to p. NJ, TO- p NJ. daily sun
days. Dto / A. NJ aud . to 4 z. NJ
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a Good Shot.

Miss Toylormayd - Do you like mems
clothes?
Miss Creednoor-Yes, when there Is q man
Inside OF iheIu.