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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Appointcd by Cove rlor Ahhett,

TRENTON, June 2i.-Govcrnor Albeit
has appointed ex-Unitea 5lates Distnci
Attorney George S. DuIyea. OF Newark,
as state commissioner OF banks aal IN
surance, to succeed Colonel GEORGE 3.
NJ. Harvt y. resigned. The term Is five
years, the salary $1,000 per a4fnum, and
the duties not arduous.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
nr. sIlnms, MiIIte rllmonlc rnlsn,n

medicine iike II. None can com.
raIr alti}it arcniu4 threat and lung
els.i5sc5 sad tho In grippe. Tho sure
cUl,- -ampiiol TrcNeHter. in fact, the
real remedy HAT cures. now recon
ihel,5fli ii8 6 thu,i7lli'is. ne Genuine
regular druggists and firdIers. Iinpot,
EuultA aud kiug streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

We have speedy anu positive cure
for cntarlh. diplthcria, cankcr mouth
and headache, IN SiiiLOlP5 CArAREH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use it if you desire ieIltA
and sweet breath. lrice 59c. n -
Daniorth, wholesale and retail agent
Second and Market ST.. Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
IfrcyittPs,

Try iiush's coal. Iou wtll lusan.
=Amar;ean Laundry, Ge2 West Front st.
Try Edsli'5 coal. Nouwill surely ltliol Il
1lupr.nB lo cling, l13 4. segoud st
brazilian litiln cnla4e0Ids5 cittairh.etc
Zine l~lsgiues ut Ilsni's, IL L. oGrth.
tHnpus uud leeeh!ng. Mutzner JOS
East lHirl rrGct.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. r
May "A lsgi.
May "a 1891.
Tsiihs WIN leave Wilmington as fol,owa

1iiih- VIII icttS Wilmington as fotloW<.
PIHsiade.pnA te1prcssJ. So, . s., 20.
~ "; : 90. 80, > - a., 10 ", 10 20, II 80
1', It 0j. $40, W anl u II Il. N.
A.toinmoIaliln, 9 b. s., 0j, 10.
y I'm; ,S;,i M, = v % Is, ID. "a, ~.
ffor Chester texpress), l s5,GD.75l,
~ 3 ~, y Al IL 81 IA, nl,, IL 30 IL
" VI andg IL y. ~.
Accommodation. 55, q 55, Z O5, 8 10.
10 40, / ~ Il, M, u ~, Is, lj, 4 Js, ID
~, a. and 10 50 L. IN.
"" oiS, ~, %, 90, 6 30, 8 81, 3 50.
~ o. 10 a., II 81 u. m, AZ 10 l2 90, 20,
q q ~ %. 10, y, . %. % -. 20. ] o.
For 4 IS On NithoHt change. 555 d. m.
F"r Mest Chatter, via LainokIn, q rs
Eii!' : = g ", - ni., y and y =. m.
,i,i, aut2 @alk tCeutrcl aud Intermediates
baltimore and Intermediate stations.
.,.li i,.P 4 4; a., uI. ~, lj and o. p. M,
al,u Y - aiIitt
Bali -suu4t aHfl HHstiuItou. ;i. 3 Of.
y " ID 3nl II on a, M. ~ oil, ~ ib, 20s
Nh .5l . - =" "i, ID, $ 70 p. M, and II 10
Ilaus for Delaware Division leayef for,
q Eaew castle, -, II 10 n. M, "a,
~ "o't o., q ~. 90. 30 .. M. and IL %
Georgetown, $ Is II. M, 3 SO pm.
For I.eHpt oll -.Iju n.
Z iiiiGir.ntt"n,. 4! l1s,'nar nnd way stations
Express iCr Dover Harrington aud
HigLL
Fmuhlht city. sl5a.m.
ENpitsS iur tapc Charles, Old Point
S"l''i4tt ~ i'ad Norfolk, II Us It. m. and
-LaagG PhuAdclphin, Rrond street. for
" iliAih =. n eAliressl, ail, : 20, 7 u. II,
Gi9 Iu-1, - - IL is 4. ia, slaa5. 1 3O,a 02,
9ai, { pl, I u, os. 30 G07 G5T, 7 40, u ID
II 70 y. lu., aud IL o. ufrlt
Accommodation, y. 40, 10 3s, II 50 a.
i,'i, ~. - 10, / %, i5, G@s, s5s. l001
10 IlaH q II IS u. m.
... SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia tcxpressl. a5, 80
3 81. g u.a Oj, 31nau d. in,
Accommodation, 10, s 05, a, IN,
l. ~, Il, n Z .oHnd 70 3o.p. m, NJ.
Ii y. q. N, Ii, I %, ID and Il D. m.
accommodation, 90, Ol, q. IN ~ ~,
! Y, 70. % and 10 80 p. III.
for New YORK teNpress), IS. ~.
: 70, %. 10. II 81 Il. M, IL 10, 80. 50i,
70, u. . 81, "a II, ,Ot and 10 30 y. IN.
tUr ho-ton without change, 5.5d u. IN.
FOR west Chester, via l.amokin. s %
For New Cistl., J5Op. M. IL CO night.
For Cape Ghnres, Ola Point Comfort
."pa N2airiol,f, Y Of iiight. - w
For MidlictOWu, Clayton, Dover, wy
ominS' fcitnn, harrington, BridYeville.
Seninri, Laurel aud Beinur, IL Ol night.
Baltimore ana Washington, 10. oi,
10 u M, /! O'i -. % oI. : 40. $ 20 p. m.
and Il 5auight. Baltimore only, @ 0J D.
III. AVID ~ iSm sht.
cave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
W ilmluEtun trxprcs3l, 81 72o. 10 u ~
r.. M. u, o., go, 40, jj. II III II 20
~, M, ana II u}uight.
ocoHInndution,s = IS, 10 2s n. in,, II 30,
r o.. Il 10. 50. 10 U9 nnd II IS p. IN.
For turthrr Information, passengers
nre rtleIrvd 10 the ticket Office ~ tho
station.
Tralns marked thusts)arc United eH-
press, composed entirely OF Pullman Par
ior and biulng turs.
.CuAs. T., PUGH, j Il. WOOD,
General Manager. Geni Pass ger Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN Deposit BOOK in Artisans. Saving
Bank, No. 0H2 hRs bee1 lost or mialuiI
MILLER. le!i-ilt
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UN IILT NNIINNl JT Ne ~, I8II,
NJ 2o'clock p.m.,

NJ oflOCB y. m,
A. tho County Cuurt House, Wilmington.
Dc!aMBte, the t,illuw3ilg described real
estate late OF Ann lias s7utt dGeua sei, to
wit
All that certHin lui or piece of land
situated iu he civ OF Wilmington, witha
brio: dwelling thereon erected, huunlcl
Gul tics sthrd az follows TO vii : iIcyins
ming ut the lni.ltls ot u division wall of
this house Hli ltchekHh MiIrf's M thu
sOuihcrlN 81 IL OF Seventh II street -hPi srcn
Tatuall and West sir1e cts, at the diatnnpe
OF % feet IUin the Caslerly side OF West
street themes sOuthcrly with the m5liiG
OF sad lttt isiun wall Rl.a with stld Rcln-
bah Aiiilcr's line parallel with West street,
y feet TO the line oil II lot conveyed to
Mary X. aud Charles G.. Mason, thence
herewith westerly ~ feet to the said side
Pf West sire I. thence thereby northcrly
90 feet to he said side of Seventh street
thence thereby cnstGrlY ~ feet to the place
OF beginning, hc the contents more or
less; Attendance Will be given and terms
made known hy
J, FRANK RIGGS. Trustee.
OF 10y his Attorney.
Attest Chns II. McWh6rtcr, Register C.
VIM. A. llukill, Auctiuueer. jel6-ts
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TRAINS LEAVE pEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BpU&D.
tlEpress trains.
Sow 0rk. vat " s3uE. - 10, ~ q. sJass,
.a.an'l!2i = a, 80, IA, ~ .. ., m.
Bn-tt1n, . y y. m, daily, VIII ifullnan
EuHict slccpil-; L,trS, running turough to
hastun " !thoHt ctunae via Puu9hseep-
Isie bridge, I'm liHs passen,sc Ia u. S II
l>'mtiuH1b E1-guH.
PhI!ndelpRu, Nrell days, IS qs. 6 80, G Al,
i 10, = ~, la, y 30, 8 90, - 80 10 %. sle35,
-! :. M, on, - -, 5 O5. 4 ~, %, IS IS,
% n : u, B 3, 10, u - =. ~.
fHEg!c clpti., ound.lvs, y q, IS. '7lo,
y, Y, w. ~ l..a' =; NJ @. 'l4a Soh
EarsJeI. ,lrtk iiuys, e - q 90, q 4i. 4 10.
z Al, . -. $50. - dp, l0tn. 10 ld. III -
q. n, ~, = i5. ) %, ", 05. IS Ss, a,
Gia.-tsr, sandtys. .aos. Q Is, .7lo. $50.
"tt .. sal ~ %. M, o. - 81, uj,i TO- 0j,
: -, ii d, : q, ", 1900, ~ - -. III.
AtlNrtic Cttv.=wpCk dLvS. = - II 81 a.
tn., - i5r -, m. sgnday. = 10 a. M, va4s
o. ~ NLsr BOUND.
EIilutorrugI Washington. = SO. 7o1
= '.G5 9, a'., =. lJ.s- uj. : 80. - %, u u,
B8.ti,a0reeid way stations. 7o2 n.
. ...t D.. IL. uaIIy.
r5ltilauIe aud principal stations on
P4tadetpAA ptst. On, i99l' q. m, daily.
NgwgT5t. bel, 'ti9 : ~. fs ~ 40 tGA m,
y i1, -a5, '5pt 'G4l,ljj, = 81. II !op. IN.
Piit.bms. - ia. m. 'a05 u. m. daily.
CAiua4B. = A. ,tzal, . pG u. IN. daily.
Cincinnati aad st. LOFTS, IL 40 y. m,
and = % y. IA. lgtli daily.
SingeCiN ACCOMMODATE lion, CO IN, 2A1,
: ',tanH II !9 u IN, caliy'
LauduRhr5E atcumuodAtt Ion, week
fiHYa, 7 o.. II 90 ~ ln., ! 81 and 10 p. III.
etJ"Gay :, - l5n. IN. : a3anda uip. m.
TRAINS LI+ANE MARKET STREET
sfAllpN.
Fer rhialririf.u, week hrys. 3 9N, 30
y y, Is s. ;j. - ii. M, l. l.. 10, Is
. = u. m. SitnuaA 7, d,iD i a.. IL Il, 10
FOR igaitiincle, ,wccl: duvE.5 IS. 9 5e. - IS.
- 8a, u iip. tH,, 24', = % p IN. ~uiItinys,
~ 4l=h. IIi.2 - 5N,i#sl otp m.
baltimore aud principal stations on
Philadelphia Division, y 81 o.. III. daily,
except sunday. ~ aftys o - j. t1.
For l.auGe9hcss aud wuv stations,
week days. G5J l4aIH. ti,. Is, "a ., IN.
sundays, 9 2it. lii. . ilHud i 70 p, IN.
chicago, '5lln o.. m. daily.
pittahur', f7ll p III. dH' Is
E, C5nciiFaa i=auG 81. kuLts, 'tl9j q. M,
+i,rt5s II xrt iIi stlrttuy'
IEANE ADLLPuiA rpe WIZ,
MISGroN.
Halr = 90, GA9. 40 IS Is, s To- %
= 81. pn.,, = H. -. - " 20. = Is . 10.
i 20, 10, 10 n, u 30 T., N.
sunday. = q, d "a : Is, -. 'a}i ~ u9.
=, tJit, HI, lIm' u@Hn, ! Al s ol, - u. 10
= ~, a 20. = -. lH. 10 IL, - ..p
IFiopAnnu NJ. lA&.
5S-Rates te ve~toIa points leworthru
vi lstny fteIri=I Ute.
j. TaDl5EI.l., 60 sJt L.
Gepul.ll Manager. Cont lass. Agent
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Hold For t,o.trt.

Rebocca B,Alo. the domestic n1rsi-
ell ay oiieer MONT for the theft nf a
gold watch, tho property Of Mrs.
James Budtl, had u hearing bejefe
squire Smith last evening. and was
committed in default Of 5000 bal, to
answer ut court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
ON FRIDAY.
THE THIRD DAY OF JULY. 1891.
O'Clock, n. m..


The following described real estate, viz:
All the undivided moicty OF and In all
that certain lot OF pincoof land situate in
The city of Wilmington, with athrec-story
hriek .,wellilg and stpTe-house thereon
cinct cd, bounded and described us follows
30 wit:
HeSinning al point on the nOrthcrly
slda Ot seventh street, AT the distance of
Bl feet GiHches easteriy from the casicrly
Fidp OF Orange street, thence northcrIy
itHrHllcl with Orange street ~ feet to il
corner thence castcfi% pprHllel TO seventh
s rect % feet 8 inches 70 q ll.feci wide al.
ley, thence thereby sou heFly f2 feet TO
thrGtorcsaid side OF seventh street, and
thence there y westerly % feet . inches
70 the place of beginning. Decd Record,
No. 1888.
Seized and taken In execution as Tho
property of John c. BrisOa, Glid,o c sold
10y
WILLIAM SIN MONS. sheriff.
sherr5 Office, " illnHgtaR. June
H. 1891. ielG-eodGt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
.I.n!lann.. $40 Ntorc.

Galland examine our linz Of Shan
tong iungrCs thnt we are selling al
lacchts; tA2y are worth 3 cents. /. A.
Shannon, 40. 5iU Market and 40 Ship
ley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Cnre Ynrii.selri

Don't pny large doctors bills. The
lest medical book published, ono hun.
drod Puges elegant colored plates. Viii
he sent you on receipt OF three 2-ceut
stamps TO rag the postage. Address
a. L. Urdway 4 Co., Boston, Mass.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Great deduction in photographs.

one l'iN20 Crayon Portrait with one
dozen cabinets for Sl0O One dozen
Politics for 80 cents at Hollands Gallery
oG7 Market street, Wilmington, Della
ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

INARM FOR SA' Ell MUST SELL. A
tine farm of Ifi arrcs in V. A., OF for
ieit Sls5 Price s;,,oO worth double.
ALFRED COLES,
80 Mrytle AYc.,
....- Brooklyn,
N Y,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
DROWNED Her Three Children.

HUDSON Wis, June 2i-Mrs. John
LAWSON in a fit of insanity drowned her
threo children in the lake. She has been
sent to the insane asylum.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

CHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
. writ of Ncnditioni EXpOnas TO me di-
reC;cd, Will be exposed to pnbilc sale at
the Court House ON Market street, he
tween Trnth and Eleventh. streets, IN tho
chg Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware,
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
BALTIMORE
g. OHIO
RAILROAD.

schedule in effect June 10, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE pEL. AVE. uEPOT.
EAST BDGSD.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Change of I,nse.

H. +. Bourbon Il BRO, cigar manu-
facturers, have removed from No. 2l0
West Second streetto No. 4 East Second
street. Everybody invited TO give them
Il call,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

Fresh fish daily; maryland hams ond
clans constantly on hand ut Hurloci
\ Bros, y. L. corner Sixth and Pop
lar .. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Afilk! AIilI.,

A fun supply OF milk constantly on
hand at Porter's, $. T.. cor. Seventh and
Madison streets, ono quart OF fifty.
Phone Gal. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

Red, green and blue fires at Steph-
EMS Pharmacy, Tenth and Adams
STREETS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
IUIfMINCTUS S NORTHERN Rail-.
w ROAD COMPANY. Time tablo il

IIIiMINGTUS & NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. Time taLlo IN
effect dune 4, 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington (FronCh street
station Tor Reading alIl Intermediate
stations daily, S,CAcnpu sunday, ~ Il. m,
2.3J auG o y. IN. Suiiuay unly, US 4. NJ, and
iph p IN, aH,, for Springfield and inter
mcdiai stations. a p. IN.
For u. y y. junction. Ncwlr1%c. iiuge-
ly iiontchauin aAd intermediate stations
u0ilS except Sunday I'll, y. III; saturday
only. 10 Is y, IN.
For u. s q. junction, NewhrIdge, Hinge
Iy and intermediate stations. Saturday
only, II p. IN.
Trains arrive at Wilmington (l'rench
street Etltionj from Reading ard interme,
dlato stations, daily except sunday, u 1.ts
Il5s a. m. G.i5 pan. SUNDAY oniy, Lvi u. IN.
ana 10 p. IN.
From Ha9ely, Newbridgc, h. & o. June.
tion aud intermediate stations daily ex.
cept Sunday, Gi2 a. IN; Saturday only.
j 80 p. M. I - p, IN.
a. q. MCCAuSLASD, superintendent.
BowNEss BRIGGS Gen. Pass. Agt.
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WLsr BOUND.

EEIIIW0rNlII Wl.TIUEtun, = So 100,
2 '.Gg 8, NJ, i. ll.'- Us. : So. = %. u u,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

Fresh groceries of all kinds; caned
fruits speciality, at Iturlock ~ Bros,
n. e. corner Sixth aid Poplar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Nn,y is Yn,rr ,,hance

We have aboutl0 dozen Gents Satoer
shirts that WI are spiling al 80 cents,
reduced irOm - cents, Como and sne
them they won't last long. z. a. shan
non, No, 10 Market and TO Slipluy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

Try Stephens soda water. Colored
fires for tAe 4th at Tenth and Adams
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
fIttnnts, ,lntllt

ready made and TO order; also under
welr ni all kind at Hukill & pOist
Second and ratnall streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
4. R, ROBINSON & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
Fourth and hurkeI

STOCKS bOnunt aud sold In the New York.
In.,uue.phia and BGstun ElaraSt5 Un com.
mission.
Letters Of credit piScn. available ia nll
paris Ot the world, and dritts uu Eaglaud,
ieisnG France. Germany aud Switzerland
issued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

HrOR RENT-HoUsE 2oi WEST eth
u street, and house and store :. W. Cor.
9Th and Monroe streets for sale or rent.
Possession Immediately. Apply $40 W.
ith street. ica0-1w
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NI.N l7F7ss IINItIs.
a..a:'l42i = A.. . 9, I Al, II Is. u. m.
Bn-ton, . J. y, m, daily, 81 Wftli itullAan
Euitct slecpilI-g Lors. running through to
Boston v thoHt cHun9e vtt Pnughseen-
Sic bridge, Inn NJ pas sen4s gers la u. S II.
.lmLLM-L m El--LII-
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van't afford to burn our
candle at both ends

Cant afford to burn our
1 candle at both ends
s-e-"7worry for weeks over
a loss on Suits returned and
then have it after all. We
shan't change our very gen.
orous ways of doing our
Mail Order business, Can't
mix the returned Suits with
our regular goods. Only
one thing to do-get them
out of our way quick. The
best way discovered for that
is selling two dollars worth
for one $40 Suits for $40,
$50 for SIS, $40 for SO.
Small Lots of our Ready
made Suits alongside at pro.
portionate reduction $ in
price. Quick loss is all we're
after. Get your size and
suited and you'll be more in
pocket than a good days
wages, we know.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

NoTTCF-THE TWELFTH ANNUAL
IN meeiiug Of the shareholders Of the
Perpetual Savings nud Loan Association
Will be held NJ The office north east coruer
OF Fifth and Shiplcy streets ou Tuesday
evening. 1uHe Hjth, at - O'Clock. 2 he
annual report Of auditors will he ',rc-
Eeutcd and an election held for oiliCeTa to
serve during fhe ensuing year
LEA ri ~!.Y, President,
WILLIAM IA, gibbons, Secretary.
lp'!1-1t
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

~
County taxes. will be due and payable
ON and after .inlyl,
On taxes paid during the months of
July aud August Il discount of Ave per
cent will be given.
On taxes uaiil during the months Of Sep
tcmhcr and octOher a discount OF three
Cr cent. will tc given.
On taxes pad during tho month of No
yenibeT no discount viii herivcn.
I'm taxes paid during the month of De
cctiber live per cent Will lie added.
JOHN H. hickey.
jlT-tf Receiver OF county taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
When Baby was sick,

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, . -
She cried for CassoriA-
When she became Miss.
She clung TO CaJtoris.
Whsn she had Children,
She gave tieui C2storia.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-03
Didn't Bother Him.

When Sam Jones was preaching In q
western town some time ago he was an
noyed by young man who was whis-
pering to his girl. Finally the preacher
could stand the interruption no longer,
so he looked straight at the young man
and said: II will pause until the young
man in the back Of the room gets
through talking"
The silence was intense. and every eve
was on the young man. who was still
whispering TO his girl. He had been SO
busy that he had not cnught the preach.
er's ccnsure. Mr.. Jones repeated his re-
mark. and this time the young man
heard him. Not an instant did he
hesitate, but he Immediately tried to
square himself. While every one was
watching him, he looked sounrely at
the preacher aud said: 60 right
ahead, Mr.. Jones; you are not botherinp
me-"
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-03
WHEN you KNOW HOW.
II L. Right to Face Backward When
Jumping or u Car.

Woman. lovely woman, is about to
be rehabilitated in the estimation OF
the world in an important matter, says
the Washington P0s. Ever sine rail-
roads have been built. ever since
street-cars have rolled through busy
streets. the cartoonist, the Photographer,
the wits of the tireside. the end-man in
MINISTRIES shows, and the clown In the
circus have been depicting her rs de-
flying the laws OF motion and gravita-
ton In getting of a Rowing car.
Paroxysms Of laughter have been
evoked at descriptions of her manner
of grasping the rear rail, facing back
ward, and stepping to the ground with
her face to the past and her back to
the future.
The funny man has never ceased to
gloat as he recounted the number of
revolutions lovely woman completes
before she RECEIVERS from the effects of
her attempt at resuming her footing
on solid earth from the Heeting car.
And man has always, in the proud
consciousness of knowing just how it
ought to be done. faced front, swung
ahead dropped of. and run for two
blocks before he could check bis mo-
mentum.
Then he fans himself with his hat
and spends ten minutes in saloon
drinking beer and congratulating him
self on the time he has saved by drop
ping off the car while it is in motion
instead of having the conductor stop to
let him of.
Yet he is wrong, and the women
have been right in theory at least,
though. bless 'em, they couldn't put it
in practice for lots of reasons. The
patrons of the cable cars knows how
the thing is done.
The next time you ride on Seventh
street just notice how q conductor gets
from the grip-car to the rear of the
open car. He don't walk back and he
doesn't swing off like the ordinary run
of masculine mortals.
He swings out on the foot guard with
his. face to the rear. Graspiug the
brass rod with the hand next the car. he
throws his body out aud forward to-
ward the rear of the train and lets go.
He lands lightly on the ball of his
of foot. The momentum of the car
throws him back, and he RECEIVERS
gracefully on the near foot, which
swings back to afford the needed sup
port. Then when the rear car gets
along he swings on again.
1t is very easy when you know how.
but don't try it until you are dead sure
you can do it.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-03
ON TIE POINT OF THE JAW.

There are two divisions Of nerves that
every man has concealed about his per.
son. One is the cerebro. spinal, and the
other Is sympathetic. The first named
is called that OF animal life. because 1t
influences the physical actions Of man.
1t finds its hsrbor along the spine and In
the brain. and influsnces one TO make
this. that, or the other action. such ms Q
step forward or the lifting Of q hand. 1t
is the main division. because It directly
compels the brain to act. and. without
the action of the brain. there 10 no life
worth talking about. The other is the
ruler Of the organs and blood vessels. and
Is known as the organic division. 1t
has close connection with the former
division, through departments. or little
brains" that may be said to nest along
the spine, aud, upon due encouragement.
communicate with the other. send the
shock up along the spinal column aud,
thus affect the BRAIN
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-03
How He Worked the Innocents.

The experienced train boy was APP
parently giving instructions to a youth
whom he was breaking in as an assist
ant.
In the seat directly in front of the
two sat Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Kerr
punk, of Georgeson's Cross Roads. 1t
was their first trip away from home.
You can gener'ly tell by their
looks" said the peanut boy, oracularly.
whether it's goin' to pay to try 10
come any little game over 'em or not.
See that chap half way between here
an the other end of the car? Well.
YOU could sell that man dime novel
for dollar and half and rope him in
on the dollar-in-the- trick Just ~
easy as look at him. You'd be wastin'
your time, though, to try and play
any tricks on such people as these two
in front of us. They're old travellers.
No use to show them anything but
what's bang up genuine an cheap. III
you've got anything that's fresh an
with the money. them folks is the kind
of customers to take 'em 10 the first
thing. Snide goods won't go down
with such customers as them. | tell you.
" clis a luuSl WIN tht hONs NV
member what I've told you.
That boy is mighty good judge of
human nature Jose, isn't hep" said
Harrison to his wife. after the expert
enced peanut boy had gone into the
forward car to get his basket. HE
thought he wasn't talking loud enough
for us to hear, but I've got pretty sharp
ears. heard every blamed word he
said. Well it's n fact, Jose" he adj
ded, lit wouldn't he much. use 10 try
any of his little tricks on me. I've got
my eye teeth all cut. Here he comes.
II he's got anything worth buying he'll
come straight to us. You SEQ If he
doesn't"
And before the peanut boy was done
with Mr.. Harrison Kerpunk he had
sold him half a dozen prize packages.
five boxes of last years maple caramels,
n dozen sour oranges. three 25-cent
books for half ii dollar each, unloaded
his entire stock OF moldy iigs on him,
and cleaned him out of n ~ bill on au
innocent little trick with pill-box aud
gold coin.
jose" said Harrison, after he had
sat looking out OF the car window for
about live miles. burned ii | don't
begin to think he said all that to the
other boy on purpose for me to hear itI'
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-03

and colored people Of free condition, @
law which allowed considerable liberty
as to material and tint, prescribing only
form. The coiffure especially is strik-
Ing. 1t Is only an immense Madras
handkerchief. which Is folded about the
head with admirable art, like turban,
one bright end, pushed through at the
top in front, being left sticking up like
q plume.
Then this turbap. always full Of bright
canary color, Is fastened with great
golden or silver brooches. one In front
and one on either side. The remainder
o. the dress 10 an embroidered low-cut
chemise with sleeves; a skirt or jupe'
quite short In front aud very long be-
hind. but caught up and fastened In
front below the breasts SO as to bring
the hem everywhere 10 level with the
end OF the long chemise; and finally q
silken kerchief thrown over the should
ers.