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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

teemed citizen of Creagerstown died at his
home on Monday last, aged about IS years.
1t is sait that some OF our farmers want to
be paid for the stone taken off their land If
turnpike is built. We were not aware OF
the fact that they are so scarce and valuable
in this section.--Catoctin Ne,cs.
THE TAYLOR Works SoLD.-Tbe real es'
tate and franchises Of the Taylor Manpfac-
turing Company were sold at sheriff sale IN
Chambcrsburg on the 4th inst. The pur.
chaser was the Second National Bank and
the price paid was $50, subject to the mort.
gage of 100000.
Increase the appetite by the use Of Ayers
Cathartic pills. They cause the stomach,
liver, and bowels to perform their functions
properly, do not dcbiltate by excessive
stimulation, and are not irritating in their
action. AS an after dinner Pill they are I'm.
equaled.
Too BAD-That our corporation officers
should be expected to meet all of their obi
cations, do all necessary work and be at
ease financially are the several propositions
that all good citizens should subscribe to and
by their several acts make possible. The
amount of taxes unpaid at the present time
justifies us in referring to the matter and we
declare it to be wholly wrong and without
shadow of classification. Our people recog'
,,;,/ tho coot tbot Mt so,nS fiyDs these taxes
must be paid and that nearly five hundred
dollars should 60 over to the account OF
another year is too bad.
We again insist upon it that the method
observed in the collecting Of our taxes is re.
sponsibe largely for the present unwarrantcd
state Of affairs There should be no going
fir ON house to house to collect these taxes,
but on certain days at a given place, the
taxes should be made payable the taxpayers
should he required to 90 then and there to
nav them and ample notice should be given
and then no one conld claim that the visit
took them unawarcs and unprepared.
When the dates named for payment have
passed, let it be understood and so stated that
interest will be charged up to certain other
date after which the officer will be compelled
to proceed according to law to collect the
taxes As it is the collector calls, is told to
call again and he does call again and again
it is all wrong and should be remedied,
when the taxes would be paid as are those
OF the State and County.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

Pool TABLE.-A pool and billiard table
has been purchased and placed in Guardian
Hose Company's room in the Town Hall.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-Rev. p. A. Long, pas
tor Of the Reformed churches in the vicinity
Of Chambcrsbusg, Pa, and formerly pastor
at Taneytown, died suddenly at his home in
Chambersburg on Wednesday. His funeral
will take place at Tanovtown tomorrow
morning, Rev. ]. A. Peters of Hanover and
Rev. U. II. Heilman Of this place officiating.
Chronicle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

A Coop FAMILY REcoRD.-Mrs. Kiracofc,
who died in Augusta county, Va, a few days
ago, aged 70 years, had seven sons, six of
whom are in the United Brethren ministry
and have been filling pnlpits for several
years. Rey. G. w. Klracote, OF Frederick,
IS among the number Banner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16
Local Items.

Chronic Constipation, with all its attend.
ant eyils, is cured by taking Ayers Cathar-
tic Pills. Sold by all dealers in medicine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

What's female beauty, but an air divine,
Through which the minds algentler graccs
shine.
This may be good logic in poetry but in
real life "the minds all.gcntler graces shine
to better advantage when enclosed IN sound
physique. DR.. Pierce's Favorjte Prescrp-
ton is positive cure for the most complica-
ted and obstinate cases of ieucorrhca, excess
i've flowing painful menstruation, unnatural
suppressions, prolapsus, or falling of the
womb, weak back, "fenal4 weakness" ante
version, retrovelsion. bearing down scnsa
tious, chronic congestion, inflammation and
liberation Of the womb, inflammation, pain
and tenderness in oyarcs, accompanied with
internal heat
HANDSOME STORE RooM.-Mr. M. Clay
Cramer removed his stock of goods from the
corner storeroom last week ana is now &C.
cupying Mr. NJ T. Bls>arl's handsome
storcroom ON f. Main-st, lately occupied by
Bussard and Creeger and known as the Bar
gam House 1t is. to date, the handsOmest
and most modern store front in town and
Mr.. Cramer's efficient clerks, Messrs. Zeck
and Stewart Cramer will lay themselves out
in adjoining the windows. Mr. Cramer has
laid in large stock Of new goods and is pre-
pared to meet all classes of customers and he
insists upon it that the reputation Of the room
rs Bsrgain House shall gain rather than
oil flor nt his hands
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16
Don't Stand that Pain.

1t don't do to neglect natures warning
aches through the system causes Rheuma'
tism, Neuralgia, Backache and Pam IN the
Side, prompt and safe remedy is re9alred'
Red Flag Oil the famous pam cure fills the
bill. Price Is cents
Are you Consumptive or do you suffer
with Cough or Cold, if so use Pan Tina
Cough and Consumption Cure. Price %
Cents.
Atnr T X Waters. Drug Store
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

I For additional locals zee end page.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

Read Mrs. Kr,se's big new advertisement
in this issue: she is somewhat late in making
her announcement. not IN securing her goods,
but has been so busy that she was unable to
get our copy ready: she is busy, because she
Is without a rival in Frederick in the matter
of taste and great care to please. There are
always those who insist upon gong away
from town to purchase a new hat or bonnet:
all such we would turn in the direction of
Mrs. Krise's millinery establishment.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

THE NORTH END REAL ESTATE AGENCY
house property in this place, owned by Mr..
j. Fl. Freeze and purchased by Mr.. Geo. W.
Stocksdale Price $3.50
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

Mr.. Michael Zimmerman, All aged and es'
teened citizen of Creagerstown died at his
home on Monday last, aged about IS years.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16

1t is said that some OF our farmers want to
be paid for the stone taken off their land if
a turnpike is built. We were not aware Of
the fact that they are so scarce and valuable
in tins section. -Cat0ctin Nees
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot IIotcl--Clarlt az Green, Pro-
prIctOrs.

Chns Buckle, J \ johnson, II III
Cocker, Cariin; Henry Voist, WHO &
daughter, Ed Woodrow, Wm Perkins,
II Pollard, \ J Hosrude. Lamoil!e;
joe llenncn, Blaine; James Bctt,
IIko; } II Birks, Anton, Washington;
VS. Wood, S F.; G I Whining, North
Fork; w IL Cotant, iIaIleck; james
Meyers, Spring Creek; Geo J Smith,
Hugh ZONES, Tuscarora; J Il Foster,
Chicago; J b Hall, Wells; G Mitch.
ell, Huntington; James Stafford, n Y;
\ Il Jacobs, Detroit; j J L.argmnn,
Nevada City; FL Engstrorn e fam
lily, Eric Bolean, Beowawe; Chus G
Smith. Cirlin; W L O'Nail, Wells; G
NJ Bower, Jacob Conrad, Conrad
Smith, ii FRANKIE, IL Voigt, Lamoi!le;
: kampe, $ i; s II Greenwood, n Y;
VI Bunker, Chicago; 4 j Pullman,
City.
j \ Robertson, Lamuilie; John
Ainlcy. Blaine; K 5towcll, VI Larkin,
y koTn. $ +; Paul Shnl!cstrom wife
" sons, South Fork; James Bet,
Elko; = Hanson, Wells; John Reed
Ruby Valley; W S Clayton. Mound
Valley; Il W Morris, Pa,isade; WIN
Nralr, Tuscarnra; S y Knapp, Og-
den; Joe Sperlich, J + Bishop, Car
lin.
j NJ Bardmas, Ruby Valley; james
Muliiean, Lone Mountain; T. d AL
bcrti. Mound Valley; IL Pollard, Bert
Hayward, Lamoille; John Ainlcy,
Blaine; II S Winuns, Salt Lake; + X
Rodgers, Providence, Il /; Up Thorn.
ton, Chicago; j Matthews, st Louis;
Pr Mnrtin, Nj y Kennedy, Ogden;
Miss NJ T. Rauache, OgGonsburg, n
y; Mrs II f Bell * daughter, Carlin;
Leo Scranton, John Murphy, Fort
iialleck; Mrs d w Seftan children &
brother, City.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
lFRon MosDAr's DAILr.l
SALNAGUSDl.

L.. L. Bradley, Of Decth is in town
to-day.
VIM. Snow and A. G. Dawloy wore
in from Ruby Valley yesterday.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. q, a. q. U. W., at their Hall TO-
night.
4. b. McAffcc ono OF the County
fathers caGe down from North Fork
yesterday.
Col. Moore passed through last
night on No. homewnrd bound from
San Francisco.
james Mccoy is hauling rock TO
build the new pier for the Hot
Springs bridge.
Barney Horn shipped 10 car leads
OF beef cntt'e yesterday from Doeth
to San Francisco.
Miss Essie Roscnstock returned
from n three years absence in tho
East Saturday morning.
\ car load of lIaggin's flyers passed
through this morning for California
from tho Eastern circuits.
John Mckee, J. Is. Hall and Ii. j.
Jones went down 10 Carson yestor.
day rs witnesses boforo tho L. S
Graud jury III the flyc5 Of parties ar.
rested for selling whiaEay 10 Indians.
Tho C)mUty Commissioner at their
mSetin ; to-day reduced the County
Fate OF taxation 81 per cent. The tax.
payers Of Eiko County will now pay
sl.75 on tho 500 Instead of 81 as
originally levied.
Attention is called 10 tho ncw low.
clry adj. Of /. Ostrcichcr. Mr.. o.
treichor while in San Francisco rer.
sonnIIy selected a iino stock OF Jewel.
-, diamonds, toilet se,s, etc, which
he offers 10 tho public at prices which
defy competition. Gail and SEQ his
stock.
The 1SDErESpEST hna nrnlo ar.
Engagements TO receive the latest rews
from all the States holding elections
to-murrow. The dispatches will be
delivered nj Russell q Bradlcy's Office
tomorrow night and every body III.
,erested is invited to meet there.
by tho neu time tab!e on the &. p,
which won; into effect yesterday.
train No. >, west bound, arrives here
at ll:GJ r. NJ. instead of i:5r5 \. Il. and
No. 1. the west bound nuil. arrives at
ll:i0 \. n. instead OF II A.. A.. rs here.
toforc. Trains Nos. / ana ., east
bound arrive rs formerly.
Quite u largo number OF our people
celebrated Admissions Dry. Saturday,
10y II picnic III James Dcwar's field.
The school children were out in full
fo!co and the DAY vas srcnt III
Hmusomcnts of various kinds. An
present enjoyed themselves hugely
and voted tho picnic Il success.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
BuI'sinry.

Inst night between S and 0 o'clock
the shoe store Of L. Osell, on Com
mcrcial street, was entered by a burg
lar who took sl3j in money from q
drawer in tho back room OF the store.
MIR. Oscll discovered his loss shortly
after the burglary was committed
md reported it TO Constable iriplett,
who made I'm investigation which ro-
suited in the arrest of a. G.. Leddy,
tho young man who has been working
in tho snddlery shop OF Mr.. james
Brain, for the last year and n half.
Tho burglar was traced by his tracks
from the door OF Osell's store where
tho entrance was effected TO John
Craig's house on Idaho street, whero
Mr.. Ueddy rooms. The prisoner was
searched at tho time OF tho arrost
but the stolen money was not found
on his person. Ills boots however H.
the tracks Mt tho door OF Mr.. Osell's
store.
The defendant is being examined
before Justice Henley Us We 20 to
press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30, 1891.
Following is the report Of tho Chi
cngo cattle market for the week end
ing October -, 1891.
Receipts Of cattle for tho week,
$1,000 head.
We quote price at tho close OF tho
market:
Extra. o0I 800 lbs. extra choice,
G6.0uGsG5o; Prime Export, s5.I00
$3.50; Roughish Export, siG033jO0;
Good to choice, l,3503l,5O0 lbs. $40
@Sl.T0; Medium TO good, l,l5081S350
lbs. 81 501S3.75: Common. l,O5O@l,.
$50 MS. s3.250S3.iO; Fat pony,
smooth, l,lOo11,30o lbs; siOo@3i.50;
Choice hoifers, s2.258$3.75; Good
cows and hcifcrs, slTj@$2.O0; Fair to
good cove, SOO01,05O lbs, s1.251al.75;
Common TO fair COWS, 9 .75Rsl.25;
Stock stcors, COOmsW lbs., $1,000
s2.25; Feeding steers, S50Gf1.25O Ibs.,
s2258$2.75; Veal calves. lo0@30O lbs,
s3.009si.50; Springer and Mich
COWS, per head, Sl5.0o1330.oo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
Y. s. District Court.

The u. s. Grand Jury found indict.
mcnts against CLAUDIO RiHgman (col.
orcd), Edward Stanley. Timothy Har.
rison, John Conlin and Goo. Wallace
for selling liquor 10 Indians. Two
NO from Elko mud the rest from
Widsworth. Daniel Green, Of Wash
90, was indicted for stealing n mail
sack from the cars ut Reno.
Tho %prinonors were arraigned DO.
foro judge nawley at 10 o'clock A..
N. to-day. or tho five men indicted
for selling liquor to Indians. all plead
guilty but Harrison, and II is probu.
bio that no viii chungo his mind DO.
foro titno for sentence, tomorrow Mt
10 4. NJ, arrives and do likewise.
Grccp, the mail robbcr, plead not
guilty and his trial was sOt FOR Satur-
day ncxt.-lCarson Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
E M N ED.
Ammonia Baking Powder Must Go.

Bills have been introduced in the New York, Illinois
and Minnesota Legislatures compelling the manufacturer
of such baking powders to brand on the label in bold tvpe.
this powder Contains ammonia" Physicians and chem
lists condemn the uc of ammonia in baking powders a g n
crime. Its constant use no matter how small the ouantitv
derangcs the stomach, neutralizing the gastric juice and
destroying the complexion. 1t Is tho small quantities taken
every meal that do tho mischief.
1t is gratifying to know there arc pure baking powders
to be had on the market and at no greater cost to tho
consumer than some of thcso so.caled absolutely pure
ammonia powders.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, the standard pure
cream of tartar powder for forty years. Free from the faint
of either ammonia or alum. None SO pure-None so whole.
some.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re.
ported by all authorities az free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques.
toned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
(FRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.]
6ALMAGUNDl.

Our latch string will hang on the
outside tonight.
Tho battle OF tho ballots is raging
hotly in the East to-day.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
10, F. "a. NJ, at their Hall tonight.
a Frenchman, who visited this
country, expressed Eis views tcrsely:
Mon Dieu, one hundred religions
and only ono soup"
State and County taxes nre now
due and Will DO delinquent after Mon
day, Dec Z, 1891. SEQ tho notice OF
County Treasurer Clark in another
COLI mn.
In these days OF scrambling fer tho
almighty dollar, time is I'm element in
nll business transactions. This being
the case have your watch or clock re-.
paired by Sam Neuschwandor, at
Nye's Old stand.
Iii. Suckers and Geo. Grants teams
arrived Friday from Hamilton with
$1,000 pounds Of ore and 1000 pounds
OF Winter apples from Twins ranch
ut Duckwater, Nye county. Iii. says
he has apples for slle ut Il low price.
The Social Glass" will DO present
cd to tho people Of Carlin Saturday
night, by the same company that
played it here. 1t 10 II good play and
we hope it will receive the patronage
OF the people OF our sister town.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
PHO1I:Cr ZION P~ARADOXEs.

Eno ProtoctiOnist" OF this country
are just now enLenvoring through
diplomacy to persuade tho protection
countries o! Germany and Franco To
lower their duties on certain Amcri-
eau products.
Tho logic of this request is that
high duties arc very good for this
country but worry bad for foreign ma
tons.
Our Administration boasts OF rccip.
rocity treaties which have occurred
free nd'nission or greatly reduced
duties on maay American products
going into foreign lands, without
abnting IN return any tax upon i'm
ports into this country.
The logic Of this policy is that it Is
highly praiseworthy 10 untax neccs.
surics for foreign peoples, but that it
is n patriotic duty TO heap still higher
tho tnxes on tho nec.ssarics Of II
W. people.
The Republican Rtumpcrs point
with pride To cheaper sugar ms tho re-
suit OF untaxing il, and then claim
that five hundred olhor articles have
boon "r will DO made cheaper by tax.
ing them.
The logic Of this claim ia that in.
creasing y burden generally makes
lhc loaf liyhtrr
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Gcm IIotci---I. O~Strcichcr, Pro-
prictOr.

prictor.
B LeGgctt, Oakland, Cal; Chas
Ma;ha, j w Otis &c wife, VIM Bra
shear, James Tobin, Tuscarora; ID b
Murphy, S +; II l. Comins, Ruby; D
l. Grinirhs, White Rock; l. i Brad.
Icy, Dceth; sam Furniss, W ii Co.
tant, ii~allccls; Chas Greenbcrg.
Osino: Dave Ogilvip, South Fork; j
Lnpin, Chicago; G w Moore & wife,
Michigan; y w johnson, Wells; 4 L
Porch, Shelton; + Labriski, 4 d
Garden, Llm"illo; Mat CHASER, Pcko;
j III Whining, North Fork; II +
Sknggs. Pleasant; WIN backward,
Bullion; j II Wciland. Woiland's Sta
ton; Hank Shell, Goo johnson, Tus.
carorn; W l. West, CMlin; Il G
Egirsion, 81. Louis.
g Drotzmnn. Il J Tausig, G. i Eat.
on, : T.; X Long, Hamilton; / T.
brennan, Mira NJ G Mayer. Fort Hal
lcck; Louis B~reitcnst"in, Tuscarora;
Elmer Dakin. LamoiIlc; Jesse Stin.
son, Dcoth; John Wilson, Mike liis-
ar, Eureka.
Jhur!cs Crnbb, Brunoau Valley;
julius Brownsioin, 9 Colombct, Alex
Korn, Morgan Hill, $ l.; CS Batter
man, J NJ Matccr, Tuscarora; John
Fitzmauiiro. John T'rcnnr, Hunting.
ton; ID OgilYic, South Fork; Alex
Wise, Wiuncmucca; J Todd. Virginia
City; CIV Taylor, Pleasant; j o.
Lcary, Wadsworth: Geo W Moore &
wife, Michigan; John Clcndcnning. w
= Clayton Jr. Mound; J y Abols. ~
Cowlrs, rB McDermott, Fort Hal
lcck; j b Fitch. Wells; a d McAicc.
i q Johnson, North Fork; = q
Shirley, Zen Mile; Bort Hayward, a
j McDcrnott, Lanoillo; 9 Olsen.
Cattle Camp; " II Eynon, Albert
Ice, Carlrn; Jack Brackpool, JEFF
Gray. Idaho; j g Dawson, Sacra.
mcnto; VIM J Matthews, City.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
He Got His Man,

Sheriff Follows received n telegram
yesterday from tho ". S. NJ irshal at
Salt Lake to arrest and hold Young
man on the west.bonnd train by tho
nnmo OF McAnn, who was wanted
thcro for ombca2!omsnt. Not being
suro OF his man while tho train rc.
'nnincd Eerc, Deputy Sheriff Not.
singer got aboard and before roach.
ing Humboldt found tho right party,
whom no arrested and brought back
this morning md lodged in Jail 10
await tho arrival OF tho Salt Lake
officer. --fSiircr state.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
lFnon wEDsEspAy's DA1Lr.l
6ALMAGCNDI.

Diphtherla has made. its appear
ance again in Reno.
Bar silver was S.oi1k uu ounce in
New fors ut noon yesterday.
G.. w. Grover oame down from his
ranch in Secret Valley last night.
Mra. j. Henderson md Miss Belle
Henderson returned from Sau Frun.
cisco Sunday.
Mr.. and hire. Voigt, OF Lanoille
Valley, caue in town last night aud
returned to-day.
Nieteen cars OF canned meats from
an Omaha mandatory passed throur
at 10 O'Clock to-day.
Mrs. j.. ". Dorsey and her little
daughter Gladys went down to Bat
Ito Mountain to-day.
Nevada Republicans rejoicing ovor
the election OF Mckinley in Ohio, is
sight to make the angels weep.
II n Nevada Republican rejoices
over tho defeat OF Gov. Campbell, in
Ohio, is lie sincere on the silver aues-
ton?
The latest returns from Iowa.
place tho plurality for Boies, Demo-
crnt' for Governor, Mt from 5000 10
1000. 49,,
Mrs j. Taylor, county Superintend-
cnt OF schools, who has been on tho
sick list for several days, is improving
slowly but is unable to be out yet.
II you want to DO always on time,
have your watch or clock repaired
and regulated by Sam Neuschwand-
or at Nyc's old stand.
a trotiing STALLION, q half-brother OF
Snnol, belonging to Mr.. S.raube, OF
San Francisco, passed through on n
west bound train to-day.
AT Boulder, Colo, Monday, George
Werdcrhult forced his sweetheart,
Dora Anderson, 10 drink poison, from
the effects OF which she died.
"Me too" Platt and the 'Pammany
Tiger, like the hon and tho lamb Of
Sacred writ, have lain down together
but this time the lamb is within the
cnPnclous a OF the tiger.
Tho ltatan case came TO an and at
Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday, Judge
Ross, ofthe United States Court, rem
dcring a decision granting the motion
to dismiss the case against tho de-
PENDANT.
Some OF our Republican friends
claim that the effect of u turif is to
make goods cheaper; but they cannot
explain why it is that sugar is go
much cheaper since it was placed on
the FREQ list.
Remember that Sam Neuschwan.
der, at Nye's old stand, rrpuirs
watches, clocks and jcwelry IN n first
class manner and guarantees salts
faction. Give Sam n call when you
need anything in his line.
Bingo-Iiow is the now servant girl
getting on?
Mrs. Bingo She's gone.
BInso-Gone. Why what's tho
matter?
Mrs. Bingo-My dresses didn't fit
heT.-lCloak Reric,U.
The Dayton Times says there are
now $500 head OF cattle being fed in
Mason Valley, and il is believed that
fully 5000 heal will DO fed in tho val
10y this Winter. This is good news
for tho farmers who have plenty Of
alfalfa for sale.
Rono JoWrnul:--The latest returns
give Boics, Democrat, about 10000
majority in Iowa, and elects the
whole Democratic State ticket. Boies
stood squarely on a free coinage plat
form and every friend OF silver will
rejoice over his election as much rs
they will regret McKinlcy's and Shcr-
mans election in Ohio.
-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
lIcrOd ~TkwRrtcd.

First Jnnitor-Poor McGinnis! TO
gworc, you know, whom hc took charge
Of his flats thcro'd novel DO any chill.
drcn in thom.
Second Janiior--Good for him, loo.
You don't mean to say. though, that
he's departed from this rulo aud lot
any inY
Firat Jnnitor- No; but 'hcro wore
twins born on tho fourth floor ycster-
day.
-tTcras SUfings.