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FOR SALE,

Choice building lots on Old Faif Grounds ant
Chemists addition from $3.50 up. 49,,
Building lots corner Market and Thitty'httf
streets, 25Hi2O, 600.
$50 buys Tic choice OF lots In Zane's Orchard
Ftne building Eite on South Penn street, ives
side. -FOUR last chance,
Eight roomed house, No, lOS Zane street. full
lot, 66xiS0, $500,
Three roomed house with small store room
60 south Broadway, near Virginia, $1,000,
Right ToOmed house, lot 60X400,
No. 4lHOtth Front street. Desirable location
tNVEsTMENT-A. property with three sever
roOmed tGpemCnts. In good condition and goot
location. They rent TO ilrSt class people ant
will pay good IL lereSt on money invested. l6o
l6I and lG9 North Front street.
FARMs-seveIat good tGru1H, suitable for reSa
lar farming, gardening and fruit
@. o. SMITH,
1870 MarkCtst., over Wheat & HGucher's Jeyelr!
Store. JAZZ
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Roots and Bark Ginseng, dry, per h., In
demand, 81 T6aS3 co.; EasSGifas bark, per b.,
211ESR3c; sassafraS OIL, per 1b, 41l50c; May apple
root IeE ID a2c: yellow root golden seall per
root, per h., free Of top, S5alOc; West Virginia
snake root, per lb., 26a85c; pink root, per h.,
fine, 80l25c; elm bark, per To-, lac.
Dried Frutts-Apples, choice sliced, pei h.,
sASo: apples, Ohio and West Virginia, quarters,
per ID, Sc; Blackbcfries, per h., 10C; Cherries,
pitted per lb l4albc; RaspberrGs, per h., 2Oa2Sc
BGGHS-Prime new hand picked, medium,
g goA2 50; prime, new hand picked, navy, q 2a
WoOt-Fiue washed sOaa2c, ane unwaShed 9Oa
PC; medium washed 30aS2c; medium unwashed
26a27c; coarSe washed S0aS2c; coarse unwashed
26a27c,
HeSsy-wh,te clover, per h., lSal7c; pure
RagS1ThIle, mixed cotton, per H., 1aIKc;
all wool RsE H. mixed PER H. 1HiC
nuts 81 5Oa2 90; CheStnuts 60 90.
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Looss's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles, Price Doc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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Be near me when all else q from me drifting,
Earth, sky, homes picture, days Of GhAde and
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ahf SmteLliaemfet.
oaloes Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenthstroot.
AT LAsE.
ny IonN Q. wIIITrIEn.

III sulN u NAAAAAAhiAt
When on my day ollie the night Is falling,
And, from the winds Of unSunned spaces
1 hear D lar Voices out Of darkness calling
Ny feet to paths unknown.
Thou who hast made my home Of life so pleas
Leave no. its tenant when It's walls decay;
o, love divine, o, Helper ever present,
Do thou my strength aud stay!
BE near me when all else Il from me drifting,
Earth, sky, homes picture, days OF shade and
And kindly faces to my own uplifting
The lore which answers mine.
have but Thee. o Fa.herl Let Thy spirit
No gate OF pearl, no branch OF palm, merit,
Nor street Of shining gold.
suflce It II. by good and III unreCkoned,
And both forgiven through Thy abounding
Iaud myself by hauds familiar beckoned
Unto my fitting place.
Some humble door among Thy many mansions,
some shelterinR shade where sin and striving
And ilows forever through heavens green OK.
pAnSlons
Therlyer Of Thypeacs.
There from the music round about me stealing,
/ iAin would learn the new and holy song,
And Ind Rt LIST beneath Thy trees Of healing,
The lie for which Hong.
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NV YoRK, Jan. 2O.-FlouT, receipts 80 900
packages; exports 1900 barrels; market unset
lied, Wheat, receipts $500 bushels; exports 49,.
coo bRShelSi sales "a 200 bushels 81 futures and
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J M. LOoN Red Corr Co., Detroit:
GENrLEMRs:-I have been using your
Fluid Extract. OF Red Glover for consti-
patton, and find it a truly wonderful med
icine, in fact does more than you claim
for il, / cheerfully recommend 1t to any
one suffering from that or kindred COM
plants, Yop1s respectfully,
FRRDRRtCK LUDRN,
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Iooss's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D4w
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The vegetable market is more likely to change
its tone frequently than any other Changes
come rapidly and cannot be fOTetoId.
0tfiOHS-Sl Is per buShel: 81 70 per barrel.
StBett Pot1tOts-sl 76aS3 70 barrel.
POsutoes-sl 70 per bushel; supply good, do.
EnAnd moderate.
Tropical Ffuts-Lemons, s. Is per box;
oranges, Florida, 81 7lR3 70 per box; bananas,
81 o. TO % % per bunch.
RegelGbIEy, ctc.-Cabbages, 81 30 per barrel. Ap-
pies s. Qoa9 80 per barrel.
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Cotton,

NEW York, Jan. 2o.-wool firm; domestic
leeces 32as7e; pulled 2Ga9Sci TexN l7A2ic.
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Metal.
Mnnl.

NEW YoRE, Jan. 2O.-PIg Iron quiet. Copper
steady at sit6J. Lead easier; domestic 81 So
Tin tlrmcf at S2O40.
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PENSIONS.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, US. Claim Attorney,
Collector and Notary Pablo.

Expert In pension claims No fee unless sue
ceSlul Fetsonat attention given to reatihk
and sale OF real estate and the general mauaRe
GienI or real estate. Icollect tents without loss
and OwHetS OF property avoid the trout les Incl
dent thereto. I prosecute claims f0s peabt0ni
bounty, sc. Pension vouchers certified. Depol
lions taken in Pension claims. Deeds lCascs,
agreements, and other written instruments pre-
pared. ,,,,,,,,.
can save claimants In tho city OF Wheettnf
enca l Ru have a better knowledge Of Jour
case than an attorney distant from you, who gehh
his Information by correspondence; am WIN
you. and can complete your case IN !eSs up.e
than Au attorney distant from GU can DO.
have for sale manufacturing sites, inc resi-
dencCs, farms, and real estate Of every detcflp
lion,
OFFICE: NO. 1919 MARKET ST.
IN10
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A striking countenancs is not always
an evidence Of brains. Constder the
William goat, for instance. Indianapolis
.Lnnrnnl
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Advice to Mothers.

,crsclssArr, O., Jan. 2a.-cOtton quiet; mid
ding &c.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 2O.-Flour steady. Whea.
duh; No. 2 9SG: receipts . $40 bashelt: shiamsBw
1900 bushels. Corn. No. mixed sc. Oats
Provisions unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 II.
Butter, sugar aud chee'e firm. Eggs steady at
22fc.
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 2o.-wheat active and higher;
cash aud January Oielc: May g71sc;sIuly g.9Sei
Oats quiet: cash &c. CloVerseed active; cash
aud January 8 IS; February 81 i0i March q As.
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F1NnLAY. ONO. Nav l, Is

VAN HourESs' CecoA-Pure, Soluble,
Economical. MwFGw.6
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GaRe-Rabbl.s, 81 coal Is per dozen; squirrels,
81 % per dozen; yeniSon, BY the carcass, 100 per
III: saddles, l2aibc,
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Live Stock.

EAST LIBRlirY, Pa, Jan. 20 -Cattle-Receipt
62S head; shipments 800 head; market dull q,
yesterdays prices, HOgs-Recelpts $3.50 head
s. S5a4 co. mixed s. s0a3 ~; heavy Workers. s. 6Sa
$50; light Workers 81 60a3 90; pigs 81 7Sa3 .
Sheep .Recatpts 1870 headi market arin at yes
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oentral standnrd rlrnn.
pennsylvania LINES.
y From BrldReport statior

Trains via tho CleTaiand d eisubEnZh Ran.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh ChicaEo
3. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 n. M. FoT
be1viile, S:49 4. m. S'SN'
ITAinS arrive At Bridgeport at 500 q. n, lO;s0
3, M; 1910 p m 4:b2 D. m, AVID B.iS n, n, SS'SS
On Saturday. 0nlY-FOr kaSt LIVERPOOL, GIL
?. M; from East Liverpool, II 10 D. N,
FRoa WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati a A,
Loula RsllWay--fa Handle Route yeNheei
Ing Tor stenbenVtllo, PlltlbuIgh and tho EsSi.
6;0 a. ms 1883 p NJ, S.2Q p. m and $40 >. ff,
For Columbus, Cincinnati indianapolis ma III
Louis, $50 T. m. and $40 p. M. For Coiumbns
and chicago, 1885 p N. Trains arrive al Whsel.
N. Trains leaving Al B:gOA. a, ana SrTfvIHS X
s;0 p. nj, run solid hoWcon Wheeiing Srj
Pittlbnrgh. All trAinEdaliy axcobt P1ndSy '''4
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. gl.-CnTIe-ReceIpN 7,UUO
head shipments $500 head; market slow aud
weak: Bieers 50 75a4 Is; COWS 81 OOA9 ST. Btockets
q 0Oa3 20. Hogs-Recelpts 5000 head; ship.
ments 5000; rough and common s. 40aS 50; primo
1900 head; shipments 5000 head: market steady;
natives 50 6SaG %; westerns 81 2isi ~; Texans
81 3na4 70.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 21.-Hogs in good dc.
mAnd. higher; common and light s. 00aS Is;
packing and butchers s. 6lG3 IS; receipts 800
head shipments LOCO head,
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Petroleum

NEw YORK, ism. 2O.1The only trading ID
contracts opened weak on reports Of new pro.
duction, but rallied on local buying and closed
steady. February option Opelled and lowest
1J1sc highest sc; closing at 7J54c. sSales los,-
0 ObarrClS
est 7i1Ec; lowest $50; closed at 1879; sales 1885,.
600 barrels: clearancCs lGs0.0 barrels; charters
l6s73 barrels; shipments 1858 barrels runs
u, S33 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 2O.-opened at 7s5sc;
closed at 7s&c; highest Ti1<ci lowest 7Sci clear
AnCes 1854 900 barrels.
pl14sBgrou. Pa, Ian. 2O.-on market very
dull only one sale 7oSSc.
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IA do RIVER RAILROAD TIME
lO tuble tGking effect JAnuLIyll. 1891. Pas.
genRet trains will run rs follOwS-CentTal Time.
An TIA tins daily except thoAe marked thus I,
which dt7 not run on Sunday.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, jan 2a-Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet; No. red January ggaggAc; Feb.
ruary 81 GOAL tOk; March Sl6lGl ON; April
stQial OK, Corn quiet.s steady; No.2 mixed
ruGry 681SG: March aud April 59A59Jfc. Oats
arm; No. white SIC; No. white January 605z
Ahl February 6lAR51kO; March b2a521Sc; April
$50, Eggs firm; Penpsy wanna htStS No.
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$500 bushala Of spot; spot market highef; nm
graded red 81 0iXGl az; No; red q OK OPP
tons strong aud higher; no Ied January
sl0sS February tI0l1[al 9g4ai " March lIIl
JUL n VIC. Rye III steady. harley hfn; No. .
MllsRukee SIG; ungraded western Iec,
Corn, receipts 1000 bushels; exports 1g.gVg
bushels: sales 472,OO0 bushels OF futures and
40 bushels OF spot; mAlketIu l6ti HnSfaaea
mixed 6la6lISC; January Coo; February 6y1sc;
May $50; July bgHc. Oats, pipp IqiNJq brhn:
els; exports 81 bushels; sales l9j,uJ0 bushels OF
futures and liI 900 bushels Of spot; lnA5ket more
active; January 61a6c; February SIG; Nay bf15c;
spot No. 2 whita I5<Abl5Sc; mixed western 40
$40; white do 62aSS6: No. 2 Chicago ogc. Cohee
Steady aud unchanged. sugar re higheri
6Ikc; extra b1Sc; white extra 55tc; yellow
SIssSlic; on A so; mould a 6tSc; Standard A
6 3-l6O: coniOotIoneTa A g.; cullod &c; crushed
6j<C; powdered &c; RyRnulAted and cubes GA
67l6c. MOlaAses firm Rice hftn. Tallow dull.
TuEpentIne quiet At 41kc. Eggs fruer; western
nc. Hides dull aud tlrm. Pork quiet. Cut
meats firm. Lard hrm: western steam 80 OK;
January 90 0S: February 90 %; March % q April
50 50; May sc 80. Butter weak; western dairy Ia
&c. CheeSetirm; Ohio hats IHa97tc.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20-From decided depression
at the opening the wheat market recovered q
little interest In the early hours and gained q
good deal later on. The cables reported the
EugiiSii markets a. London and Liverpool weak
OF Affairs would have had very little .etiec! IN
STRENGTHENING the market, controlled 50 thor.
OnRhIy by the beariSh sentiment, this declining
tendency IN England was the cause oil q perfect
rush 70 get rid OF long wheat aud sell some short
at the opening William Dunn had dispatch
from Antwerp advising damage to the plint In
Europe from lrost and accompanied by an OIdeF
10 buy, Numerous New York messages con.
Yeyed the same information u coming TO the
senders In their European cables. Those Items
RRvo the shorts bad half hour toward tho close
and closed the market with RGnRpA at the highest
p Corn n market was dul, with little change in
prices.
Oats were bullIsh from the start.
Hogs, moderately active and lower.
Flour nnminAIty, unchanged.
WHEAT-CaSh RO.2 spring Ss1Sc; No. SBpting |
StRSS1Eo; No. red o. ~; January Ici
Nav SSagI IS40I1lc; July SS1sag0I {A9O1Ec
CoRN-CaSh No. ., Ibnc; January 4714H4SI<A |
$50; February 471SAi9aIgc; May og5tSG6lJ A6I3o. |
0ATs-Cash No. q 4lhci May II7saiSsesaEJ1SSc; |
June IIJEaI6a4IJsc.
RYE-No. 9, 7OC.
FLAXsEED-sl 10.
TIMOTHY sEED-Sl25
MESS PoRK-CaSh aud January $40 l0al0 lb; |
February 10 Is; May SlU G0alO Ib9l0 70,
LARD-CAAb, January and February s. 70a |
B T2LS; May 50 l2ISaG l75ka6 I71S.
EiIOET KIBs-CRAh 81 75a4 "; January 81 O0t |
February g. 90: May % "a ISa5 S5a5 IS.
9HoULDERs-S4l6A i ~; SnOEtclear s. 05Rb 10.
Others unchanged.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. M.-Wheat western
firm; No. winter red spot % ssG9sJic; January
9S5Sa9S14c; May slU2hil OK Corn western
strong: mixed spot aud January 6S54C; May 81
a:Sc. oats quiet aud steady western white 81
changed. Butter quiet: crcImery fancy 2sc;
fair - choice 2lB2ic. Eggs lrm; fresh 26A27c.
Coffee fFtnef at lDAl9kc,
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polntH. S"SSN0N W al
E9r FasSS sRd other Information address
~ a1tiNS hXs Z 7, y; T, A., parkerpbnTg.
!.G. IoMLINsoN. Pas. Agent, WheeIinT, ". Va.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

One of the driest, a. web - the larg-
go wiae cellars in the world IL that Of
Messrs. Moct a Chsndon. at Epernay,
whish was visited by President Carnot
on the conclusion of the army maneuv-
e<s in sAe Champagne district These
fsr-famed cellars are cut of the solid
chalk undcr . hill and have o superb.
eial assa If about one hundred thousand
square yards English. They are lighted
hy Ne electric light and contain mil
lions of bottles Of wine. besides some
hurdreds of casks Of old wine destined
70 be mixed wsts that Of the new crops.
The 6rn have . Gre brigade Of their
own, with q band. the members of
whish played the "harsaiilaise" when
the president arrived. I'm Epcrnay itself
NJ enrnot had te paes under triamphsl
arch. cunpisEiy coatrsved out Of bar
rels. eases. bsskets. bottles. corls. cork
ing apparatus and ether appliances used
In manufacturing sparkling wines
Mcre than thrss~hsussnd per~ons-men
sns- employed hy this one firm
slcae in the srdnous vark Of vine eal-
sivstson we're assembled scv~ther IN
horc~ 81 the eecssssn. -Isooaon Daily
ksws
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

standing IA percentages. - vss the ED
style. He will saow me W AT there u
m . name nndcT tAs asw regime. EEG-r
this classification they are arranged
alphabetically, and young nsa called
Albeit cannot very well help being AZ
the head he viii show me BY what .
sinple process Of trzaspositioa he has
convinced his father that 70 be al the
head Of class = the .ghsst honorable
diStiaction-
Then shall ask him II he has spent
the day in u proper spirit of thanks
giving; and be viii reply that he has
been flied 10 the mu<zle with that
spirit since seven o'clock IN the even
ing, when the news came In that
Slrgsby, Of Yale, had had seven ribs
fractured by the Princeton ''left end. I"
because slngsoy was the man who put
his lH4rry's) nose in sling At Spring
field
Afterwards l shall give him some
good advice. shall tell him what he
eught 20 do in order TO prepare for the
serious duties of life. Harry Is going
20 be lawyer. I can imagine our con-
versation running something like this:
Harry. my boy, you've deceived ysur
father systematically"
perhaps | have"
you've worked him for Al We mon
ey there was in him"
EVERY nieSsl-"
snow that you're In II you'll have 70
keep it up, sad bulidoze end bleed him
- the end"
"AlAs, too true"
Then what more can say except th at
the boy has been getting the best train
ing in the world for lswyer7
So our conversatisn will naturally
drift to other topics shall advise him
about his necessary expenses. shall
show him that taking cards to low
pair when every body else is raising be-
fore the draw will never result in keep
ing . young mans bills down to = basis
of economy.
How easily could see il all in ad-
vance, for who is ignorant now OF the
pronigacy and the low ambition of the
college student? Well. lct's look at the
reality.
On Thanksgiving day went out tc
call on Harry. i arrived = little after
i've o'clock, just as the lights were be-
ginning to glimmer from the windows
that look down on the quadrs Igle.
There was no noise of unholy revelry
- i ascended the stairs, but had seen
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ssvsr~a towels snnoinsed with various
Assllng substances wrapped around it.
He win not be rcgretssng that his plsos
- Ne old family aiaing table y vscsnA.
hecsoss ne viii realize that his person
~ sppesrsscs would east . gloom over
aay gathering sf those Who love him.
Even Ne hcss ~ Me good odd Thanks
Giviax swssy vili sst zrieve him, be-
cssss. Asving left most Of his teeth on
Ne hsssleplain OF Springfield. he viii
s~ke sis sass~naa<e through gull
fsh&a yak - jass - Harry is show
ear dows ''sce stxh" In . called hand.
'Ffsss = ne shinx 30 be shankfal for
! shall beg them ~ 90 on. and they win
Dc i -ish als>rity. Then I shall ex-
anime Harrvs hsss library Of useful
sxt soo<s - while away my time and
erslic me ~ make . thorough and sat
ssfving rePers - his father. I shall
nssd Instructive works hy Richard r.
-Fox. Billy SSwar<s snd other snsinsnf
sszhevssiss ea Ne pkiiosopty ~ the
spp~r cot ard she crses counter. There
~iu ee s~sh vel known books es
sefer-nc- - spsslStngs League nsiss
Or 1871. Sehenks Draw PsAer.'
E<n>rr's ''Geiac - Hfx@a ETiaks" .nd
. hasnd vslunr ef r-perts 90 tie ese-
carat srisi. win petase ca 49, game
hozs iase vsi~t ~ sls ruvsl hsxAnsssL
A~er IN. gesn~ y ever. |. nxry -
ssl- - Stt N hia ehalF ~ solefrs eu
- she sxms, sc sh.ii have s.is 60 bis
pregFess ss "a stsdi~s iss ~ili ~xpssls
~ So tise s~- ntsshsns sr~sess ss
Hery.et. ~hssh xfsaps tt~ fefie~s isfss
siss@~s A. . 49, = sitsssss az - tise i
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LET Us M rHAxxvvL Yoa ACE MeH-
4 was 10 spend Thanksgiving in Boston,
and upon this information he wrote to
me, asking IL could ind time 10 visit
Harry a. c&mbridgs.
! 1T viii be . lonesome Thanksgiving
lfcr my soy," said ..e. We urged him
ito come home. but he replied that bis
studies would S-tain hin- We shall
miss him. and viii be comfor- for
rs TO know that you are 10 call and
, cheer him up"
He went on 10 say what good home
boy" Harry was, and how painful IL
would be for him to be grinding away
mt his books instead Of consuming tur-
key and nince PIE with his beloved par
sents.
Evidently Ne old man Abbott did not
1<eep himself posted about college
AFFAIRS. A for me. had read the pa
lpers. and I knew what TO expect in
9cambridgs. Very likely ! shouldn't
Rnd Harry. Unless be happened to be
5'sbroae," OF totally crippled, he would
probably b IN Brooklyn watching hia
slsse sdvcrs2riss from Yale wipe mp the
,frosen surfHoe of the earth with the
3rsgrnents Of eleven young men from
.Princeson- II by any chance he should
be IN his room. could picture my visit
sas well before as Afterwards
shah climb three nights Of stairs IN
Thsyer hall. thought /. and even before
4 get 10 the top shah be made aware
gshat Harry II getting along very well
without the family turkey. The OBJ
servAnees of Ne good old holiday will
bs well sndsr way. shall hear the
nymn of thsnksgiving which goes up
from TIE man with three of kind,
'mingsed With recognition of the wis
|,Aom cf Psovidence from the man who
t&dnr raise on two pair.
/ shall open the door. and there win
~ Harry. the pride and JOY of my
ifashsrs oldest friend He win be sit
ting st shs end Of the table with . sack
lof checks IN front of him and bottle
lof beer on escA side. He viii have one
eye done up IN . bsndags. and will be
wearing only an ear and . half His
lfses wnl have the general appearance
.of . crazy quilt. His nose win be
s~evsd 10 tsss remainder of his counte-
nance with dozen or so stitches, neces
stated by his fruitleSs eudeavor to ear
~ ne ball oves the line with Yale
lmsn weighing zoe pounds sitting on
'she beck Of his neck One foot viii be
lpropped up in . chair. and il will have
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. light h Harry's room and knew that
he must be there. knocked softly at
the door, because I didn't wish to in
terrupt him in the midst Of An exciting
jack pot Stakes must be getting pref
~ high, thought. when the boys are
too nervous TO talk. l chuckled again
at the picture of poor, deluded Deacon
Abbott. and his boy, who was too busy
with his lessons TO come home for
Thanksgiving.
Then fancied that I heard an an
swer TO my knock, and / pushed the
door open. No, was mistaken. Harry
had not heard me even when l entered.
He was sitting at his desk in tho light
of . student's lamp. 1t shone upon his
powerful shoulders and his handsome
face, which bore no mark of struggles
and victories upon the football field.
except. indeed, the bronze hue on the
cheeks. The desk was Uttered with books
Of An instructive and ponderous appear
ance. Their store of learning. grieve
10 confess. is now. and probably ever
viii be, unknown TO myself. They
had been recently in use but were laid
aside now, for Harry was reading let
ter. The envelope lay on the desk SC
near me that could not help recogniz-
ing the writing of the address It was
his mothers. He finished the reading
while I watched him, and, at the close,
pressed the paper 70 his lips. Then he
saw me and sprang TO his feet.
Upon my word I'm glad to see you, "
he exclaimed; i've been 50 lonesome
today"
And this . college, boys No cards. no
beer, no
Harry" said I. turning away 10 con-
zeal my emotion, and give him reason
able opportunity. will you please kick
me? Just fancy you're trying for q
goal from way out in the middle Of the
feld- l want 1t TO be hard enough to
make ue rcmembe forever that the
fellow who knows h all, the expert on
deprsvity, the man who always sees
Through the mask Of human dccency, is
the only real candidate for the eternal
BOBBY prize" HowAnD FIELDING.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
COLLEGE THANKSGIVING.
kzss asud1ss Kegs This Poor Boy
from Home and Turkey.
Ne c2s Al Sc fh<s~sh That sssry-Bs'1
Drssss ais Ss-s Fiayaas Football
ssA Hz1s't EsstA Enoaga Lsft
eS Chsw Nizes ris.


Hk~n vs.. Absotf. an Old frisnA Of
uy family, has . son - Harvard The
elder Assott. as M father has told me.
wss never much Of . sport n his day.
Hs was DO good AZ al With ths gloves.
soasdnt run a anaGred yards inside OF
kfteen seconds. even with a policeman
behind hin. and was too nearsishted
Tor baseball, TOO clumsy for football
and too lzxy for . university crew. 80
q wzs nos worth while for hiIn 10 70 TO
college az all. even IA thoss days when
. college course hadnt the same num-
ber Of laps TO the miie as is has now.
Bat ne realizes the Disadvantages of a
deficient education. and has sent his
boy where he may receive . proper
training IN the intercollegiate cham
psonship fields Of learning.
About tais time last year it eAne 70
~ kaswiedgs Of the elder Abbott that
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

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