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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13

The regular meeting Of the Longfellow Liter
airy society was held in room South school, on
Friday afternoon. After the business meeting
the following programme was rendered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13

Special bargains, Sill Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13

r. Christians., sll Third street. piano.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13
Red uction in Rates

htuuctIoh IN fsates.
The steamer Multnomah has reduced the fsre
TO Tacoma TO 50 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13
THE SOCIAL ARENA.
Many Church Affairs During
the Past Week.
MRS. DE woLFE'S LUNCHEON.
81. Marks Linen saIe-P1ymouth Con-
gregational Fair-Ballard's Social
Activify-PersonaI Notes.
UTa week or two and

VI q week or TWO ana
Christmas with It's
joys will be upon the
world. From present
indications the peo-
pie of Seattle VIII
spend the holiday
season joyfully. Free
from great calami-
ties, the past one OF
greatness. the future
one of exceeding
promise, the people
are cheerful and the
happy days will sure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13

Nils Anderson, manager for A. Z. johnson &
Co, the railroad and steamship agents, leaves
tomorrow for the East
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
HYGIENIC RULES.


Many books have been written. an0
much more has been said about whats
sick person should eat IN order 20 nour
ish the body and not interfere with tbs
action of the medicines prescribed b,
the physician; bat every one knows the
following articles are not good to eat.
namely: Opium. Morphine, Belladona,
Atropia or Deadly Nightshade. Cocsine,
Chlorsi, Calomel, Digiialis. Foxeiove,
Arsenic and Its preparations. Phos.
phorus (makes excellent friction
matches) and It's preparations. Phos.
phites, Hypo-phosphites, Nux Vomics
and itsactive princlple, Strychnine, Hy-
oscyamus Niger. Black Henbsne, Oleum
Tiglii, Croton OIL, etc.
How unfortunate the physician who
knows no other remedies 90 than the
above poisons. and how much more IN
fortunate the Dear People who think
they ere obliged TO take the dose. The
above poisons produce nervous prostra-
ton, death by heart failure and In-
fammation OF the bowels, also cause
most of the suicides and all the insan-
sanity. They cure nothing, only pre-
vent people from recovering their
health.
DIR. S. Clay Todd, the famous special
list of l6 North Division street, Grand
Rapids, Mich, does not use the sh,ve
poisons, but by the use Of his new. pleas
ant and health giving remedies, he
cures all durable diseases At the earliest
possible minute.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

NJ. A. Merrifield of Union City, Audi
tor General Stone of Lansing, and John
E. Tyrrell Of Jackson, q committee ap-
pointed by the the G.. A. K. to visit the
Soldiers home in this city made their
inspection yesterday. ''We are ex-
ceeiingly well pleased with the result
of our visit" said Mr.. Merrltield ut
Sweets last night. 1--WE found every
thing in first clas, condition. In fact
il would be hard matter to suggest
any possible improvement. Then We
got the Old boys together and talked
to them, telling them how
much interest the G. A. r. took IN their
comfort and welfare, and how ready il
was to do everything In its power to
improve their condition. Hence, We
requested them to make any COM
plants they had to make and We would
see that the cases were looked into.
Then We went around and talked to
individuals personally. and how many
complaints do you think we had? just
onei and that was from = man who
said he was well fed, we'll housed, well
clothed, and we'll taken care of, bu
who wasn't exactly satisfied with hll
shoes.
Now, I'm one OF the old boys, and
my heart is with them, God knows: but
there isn't anyon who can excel an ole
soldier in kicking. He usually thinks
the whole general government and al
the neighbOring states belong to him
and he is continually grumbling be-
cause they aren't turned over TO him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
PERSONAL MENTION.
Points About People in and Abo'
Grand Rapids

Points About People In and About
Grand Rapids.
p. NJ. Child 10 in Kalamazoo.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cane OF Jackson is in the
city.
City Engineer H. A. Collar is i'll with
tonsiIitIs.
MISS Lena Judd has returned TO
Greenvllle.
George w. Gage left for New York
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Calklns returned to Jack
son Yesterday.
O. X. Kutsche who has been seriously
i'll with typhoid fever is convalescent.
Superintendent Chalmers mas moved
from Spring street to No. 22 Campbell
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vandersluis are
spending Thanksgiving wit friends At
Holland.
Miss Helen Housemsn is homo from
the university at Ann Arbor to spend
Thanksgiving.
Miss Linington of Chicago is spend
ing Thanksgiving with her aunt Mrs
W. ;. Gum, and will attend tina charity
ball.
That all employees of this paper may
have q full day of uninterrupted
Thanksg wing the issue OF Friday will
be ommitted.
Misses Josie Peterson and Nina De-
Long of Muskegon are spending
Thanksgiving with Mss Mable Wells OF
Kellogg street.
Mss Anna Harty OF Lansing is home
10 spend Thsnksg wing ACCOMPANY d by
her friends Miss Rosa Miller of sag
nav and Miss Lizzie Matthews of Lans-
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
ksMs oF The RAILROADS.
An CsnsraI Omces TO be Cisssd-B xes
sIous from the NoTlh

All GeHoEol Omecs % &fSsS4-8 Acox-
sioss from the North
Train men on the q. r. 4 l. yester.
day reported oyerafooto Of snos ~ Man
eelonz and northward.
The last G. r. & |. boat Of the season
viii leave Muskegoa Tor Allwaukee
Monday. Noyemess -
Ali the general railroad ofnces viii
&c closed today, IN order that the
employees may have sufficient time u
gorge themselves With cranberry sauce
turEey, and other apurtenances or cav
llIzatlon.
The freight Offices Of the city will Be
kept open until O'Clock this morning
IN order TO give conHgnees time to re-
move perlshabie freight.
w. G. Blake of the G. Il. 4 I. ticket
office Is the father of q boy, standard
gauge. weight 10 pounds. He reported
At O'Clock yesterday morning.
About 200 came down on the c. h w.
VI. from Traverse City and interme-
date points yesterday. They were
comfortably quartered IN five coaches
Ihe excurslonists remained In the city
about an hour, and then went 10 De-
troit, their destination.
Some hunters at Fife Lake Tuesday
placed lantern on the track in order
TO stop the south bound passenger. A
freight preceded the passenger, and
when they saw the lantern they mis-
took 1t for the headlight OF locomo-
tive. Their blood chilled AZ the thoughts
OF the impending collision; but with
rare presence of mind they all jumped
from the train and started tor the
woods. They were shaken up and
bruised some. aud the engineer had
his shoulder dis.ocated. The lantern
is q total wreck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
What Can | Do 10 Set Rid Of
THIS compIaInt?

-~-fTsuld like lsa sppear in nav formsl
role.
weuid ike 90 hs . man again in the
enjoyment of al my powers
To taese with THE desire we can oniy
say, 80 At onee To DIR. ; Clay Toad, ID
North Division street. Grand RAPIDS,
Mach. His success Is unsurpassed. hs
remedies ioompeanded and sold only
by hlmself9 are doing more fOr the
pubic than al the various isms and
psthles combined.
III coaid not be otherwise, he viii un-
oerstsnd your com plants and will give
you such remedies only as viii lmme6i-
stsiy remove the cause OF the oon-
plants and restore your lost strength
and vigor.
You viii stay well, there can he nc
react on, as be does not give neryines
ldepfssants) or nerve slmulants.
lou viii therefore remsin perma.
nently well.
Thousands throughout the country
are every day tessifying 10 Dr. :. clav
Iodd's wonderful success N curing
them. after they had tr.ed from three 70
a dozen other physicians without relief.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

In the matter OF curatives what yor
want Is something that will do its work
while you continue to do yours
remedy that will give you 10 inconven
hence nor interfere with your business
such remedy Is Allcock's Porou
Plasters. These plasters are not an ex-
pertinent; they have been in use fol
over thirty years, and their value ha,
been attested by the highest medlca
authorities, ~ well rs by testimonial
rom those who have us ID them. The,
'eauire no change of diet and are no
Affected by wet or cold. Their actlo \
loes not interfere with labor or busi
ness; you can toll and yet be cure
while hard at work. They are 90 pur
that the youngest, the oldest, the moe
,lellcste person of either sex can us
hem with great benefit
Beware of limitations. and do not b
deceived by misrepresentation. As
for Allcock's, and let no solicitation Q
.xplsn atom induce you to accept
substitute.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
HTho Four E,s.S

We extend sincere thanks to the fol-
lowing kind friends who today helped
our work amongst the poor of the
city:
Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. G. s. Johnson,
Mrs. Vim. Rose, Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Tor
rey, Mrs. Meershon, Mrs. Fair, Mrs.
Olney. Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Granger,
Mrs. l. C. Smith, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs
Shelly, Mrs. q. Il. Allen, Mrs. Hunt
Mrs. Brookings. Mrs. McLaren, Mrs
Carey, Mrs. LeGrand Peirce, Mrs. J. Z
Earle, Mrs. Dryden, Mrs. Disbrow, Mrs
F. p. Allen, Mrs. Briggs. Mira. Worms,
Mrs. Larlng, Miss Chamberlain, Mis-
Herald, Mrs. Blackmar, Friend on Colo
street; and Mrs. Ferguson, Grocer OF
South Division str, .. sent, q large sup
ply OF provisions.
The Food, Fuel, Friendly Fund of st
Marks Q nurch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
BREAKFAST 6REuTiEs-


Msrssls eAthsrsa for Digestion %
IhAak.giviax sisrniaE.
A new tlle fieoE - being laid in the
government building.
Geo. L. Hardy has been appointed
Whitfield deceased.
The furniture manufacturers con
tributed 600 for . Thanksgiving fund
for poor school children.
In keeping with custom observed
for years, there wall be no paper issued
from this Office tomorrow evening.
Mrs. samuel Langdon OF PARIS pre-
sentec the young ladies' OF the regis
ter's office with keg or cider FOL
Thanksgiving.
The art exhibition is attracting q
large attendance every day. The show
is one of great merit and deserves q
liberal patronage.
The old wooden building on North Di-
vision street beside stacey's livery barn
Is being removed. A new blocK Will oc.
cupy the site next year.
The walls OF the new county build
ing are beng dishgured by mischievoui
boys and the contractor has his eyes
open for the detection of the miscre-
ants.
Julia p. Wyman. the famous Boston
contralto and Geo. Ellsworth Holmes
the Chicago baritone, will appear At the
81. Cecilias' artists recital, To be held
December 7.
The will Of SiIas Randall. the Can
non township farmer who was burned
to death while burning rubbish few
weeks ago. was filed IN the probat I
court yesterday.
The G.. K. q |. freight houses on the
east and west sides Of the river will no.
be open today to receivs freight bu
will keep open until 10 .. m. to deliver
perishible freight.
Tne next regular meeting OF tht
teachers kindergarten class will bs
postponed until Tuesday evening. Dec
1. to allow the teachers to attend th(
lecture by Sir Edwin Arnold.
There will be meeting Of the direc
tors of the Grand Rapids Real Estat,
and improvement board at the offic,
OF Mayor Uhl, president of the board
Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Burton Parker Of Monroe and Geo
w. Whitehead of New York, specia
treasury agents. inspected the office o
Surveyor of Customs Maynard yester
day. They said they were vel. pleased
with the condition OF the Office.
A small blaze occurred last night in
residence at No. % Alabama str. et, oc
cupied by Andrew Connor. II wa
caused by defective flue in the fur
mace. The department extInguished i
after So damage had been done.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
CLEANED ON The MARKET.
Prices ana Pointers for Thrifty nous'
wives

wives
Bears are firm at 81 50 q bushel.
Honey ls scarce At Is cents = pound
Dressed hogs are firm at $3.50 to IS .
hundred.
Onion. in good supply 1T 90 and 6
cents q bushei.
Butter for common grades, IS to p
cents ard - cents for choice.
Hay il quoted at SIS aud sl4 for
clover and Sic ton for timothy.
Peaches, kept IN cold storage, are re
tailed to consumers At so cents a peck.
No demand for potatoes They we're
cold by farmers yesterday st - cents
sushel.
Fresh eggs are in demand st q an
colt storage stock are worth % 10 :.
&C q dozen.
Beet is worth sa50 70 81 hundred.
veal s6 o $3.50 hundred, spring laoN
S. aud mutton s..
Prime snow apples are worth tl.G
q hasheI aud winter spples are quoted
~ sl.25 aud sI.s5 barrel.
The gram market was quiet. whea'
renamed weak at 90 cents aud otne
grams st previous quotations.
Business in the produce market va
Iivesv yesterday. Poultry and gan.
were marketed freely and prices ~
NAMED arm. L . toe opinion Of desl
ers that prices will BE revised nes
week. making them q little lower
Butter shows . tendency TO higfe.
pr crs WITH bat small quantities Of To-
best grade offered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

Thanksgiving services win be held In n
fountain street Baptist eaurch at II O. n
n = serl1foa will be trescbed by tae paste
Ir. Jackson. 5peeial music viii TO renders
Bs the choir.
xash~rtng az the Young Mems Christian
bgessusa rooms this evening viii miss go
shlag.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Fsins IN stomach. beichinx wind.
RAISING water, food or gss.
Pains before and after eating.
Constant y,eins IN stomach.
Old or young people cured.
Dyspepsia cured.
Nervous Dyspepels cured
All stomach troubles cured by ps 8.
Clay Todd. office IL North Divsien
street. up stsirs, rosyns !, and 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Consultations free - his ofbee OF by
letter. Medicines sent everywhere.
Cal OF write, free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

The Commercial hotel of Sparta will
change hands on Dec. 1st. William II
smith. the present proprietor. will con-
tlnue the livery business on q more ex
tenslve scale. The purchaser of hotel
James McLeoud.is al expcrien c ID man
formerly of the Cadilltc at Muskegon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
IS Elm ST., New Bedford. Mss"
BIG THANKSGIVING
TuyRK iva

When looking around to selectyour
menu for Thanksgiving dinner cdl at
Bliven & Allyn's, No. is Pearl sreet.
where may be found everyh n
in the way of oysters, game
and fish, and many other del.
icacies. We specify . few OF the
many good things that may be bund
at these well-known aud reliable oter-
ers, among which are partridge, ,uail,
ducks, snipe, ,venison, rabbits and quir-
rels.
IN FISH,
White fish and trout, pike, picserel
and perch, cod, haddock and maccrel.
LOBsrERs,
Shell CLAIMS and oysters.
NEW YORK COUNT OYSTERS.
fine Baltimore selects and Stewilg
Oysters.
sHRIMPS AND SCOLLOPs.
Fine catsup, table sauces. and sal-
dimes. Everything warranted irs-
class,iat BLIvEN h ALLYN's,
63 Pearl street..
VctOk uaYnOlah aso,np 10 - core
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

Champ.in and Putnam, the COMMITTEES
on program for the charity ball, have
issued the program, whlch eontAlns
twenty numbers. Arrangements are
al completed, aud the decorations are
Ia place. The indications are that Il
viii be the most successful charity bsi,
ever gwen N TIE city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

SYMPToMs-Moisture; intmse thing
md singing: most at night; wose by
cratching. II allowed o corlnus
tumors form, which often bleed and
ilcerate, becoming verysoe. SwA,SE's
OINTMENT stops the itchiW and Reed.
ng, heals liberation, and n mcet cases
emoves the tumors. At cruggiss, oI
ymail. tor 80 cents. 1r. Swaue
on, Philsdeiphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
Catarrh Cured.
HAVE YOU CATARRH?
Have you pains ever the eyes'

Have you pains ever the eyee
Are your eyes vaieTyY
Have you . dry cough every night
Are You sick At the stomach
ls there q continuous dropping a
mucus IN the back OF your throa,
You eau he cured quickly aud per
msnently by Or. $. Clay TODD, IS North
Division street. mp stairs, rooms i, sand
4, GrsndRspds, Mich. Call or write.
free, at Office. or by mai. Medicines
sent everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
contar,ous Dlssases-

Reva Young. las Colt avenue; Bulah
Van Anden, Madison avenue; Henry
Koke, 233S Sheldon street, scarlet fever
Benjamin Bechtel, $50 Ottawa street
diphtheria. Minnie Maber, Quarry
street, typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

The first trial If DR.. w,od's No-way
ns syI n will satisfy ny one thst ths
ing-heas.ns virtue Of tse pine tree hal
~ been refined into o. effective and
onvenlens cough .medcine. Sold b.
i dealers On . guarspss Of satsfac
on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
Now 1ry This.

II will cost you nothing ant vii sure.
ly do you good, if you havea Ough,
Cold. or any trouble with Throt, Chest
OF Lungs. DR.. Kings New DscoerIes
for Consumption, Coughs anc Clds Is
guaranteed to give relief, or ppns will
he paid back. Sufferers from La rippe
found il just the thing and under. 8 use
lad . speedy and perfect recovery.
Try . sample bottle At our exoens and
earn for yourself just how COED Ghing
is. Trial bottles l0c At Peck sros.
iruR stOre. Large alze Soc Ard &1l0.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
Consumption Cured
IN HASTINGS. MICH.

Or. 8 Clay Todd. Grand Rapids.
Dear slr:--I am we'll. Yon can put
any testimonial IN print thai YOU want
10 for had everything.
Mss. ". T.. AlISEo.
State Street. Hastings, Mich.
Oct. p. 1891.
NoTE-Mrs. Allseo had CONSUMPTION.
Inbercnlar Consumpt.on, With eli il
complications. and was cured by Or. :.
Clay Todd. after her ease was gwen On
as hopeless by her physicians, family
aud friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

"if your son asked for bread would
you give him stonv?v
III you are sick and depend on
physician for relief, would lie give you
polson,"
In order to elevate the profession we
will give few
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

Mrs. NJ. schaenberger, Ieaver Dam.
is, writes: I'VE hae used DR..
homas Electric Oil in or fanny for
,ouzhs, Cod, Group andRheumxism.
cures every time"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
Todd
The Famous Specialist,
Office and Oispsnsary,
16North Division Street
UP STAIRS.
Rooms 1, 3 and 4,
rnnI Yynrfda. NffchfUan
Grand Rapids. Michigan

DR.. Todd charges less and cures
quicker than any other physician.
IL you have tired other doctors with
out relief or q permanent cure your
only hope is in Or. s. Clay Todd.
DIR. 9. Clay T,dd's medicines are all
freshly prepared by tire Doctor IN per-
son, every day but suncsys.
DIR. $. Clay TODD can be consulted
free of charge at his Office, or 10y letter,
every day bot Sundays
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
HOUSE COATS,
LOUNGING ROBES,
BATH ROBES,
MACINTOsHEs,
New Hnss 70 show.
GARDINER & BAXTER


P0SSER-A. C. Posaer. Sr.
Funeral from EesideHes. No. efs Ottawa
areet. ztgp. n. THURSDAY. and frem German
.ntheraa eh4fca. eor3eT Esst Bridge and
Division streets. 1t $50 .. ~
Chsrrymaa Bowen. funeral direessra Is
Feuata.a-sr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

John Mccuewsn, VIII Granger
Charles For. john A. Covede ard Il
Misses Mahon, MeoHswan, II unt
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

How many women have thus dreamed about
their lost heair: and strength. They suier
greatly from weakness and debility. become
nervous. fretful. pass s.eepless nights. wake
tired. without appetite. strength or amoitien-
Tired aad miserable n. the time expresses
their ieeliags. and they often hays papRa-
tion. In digestion. gas. bloating. malaria ltIer
trouble and constipation. IL woman thus
troubled Is wise she will procure inmeiiatsiy
that great nerve cure and restorer OF strens d.
DR.. 0reens's Nervura. Health OF body Ala
strength OF nerve will return. and she " III
again know her old-tlme strength. power ard
vigor TO enjoy every moment of LIE. N.
Greeue's Nsryura Is purely vegetable AM
harmless. Druggists sell II. si.oo.
Il deem IL my duty to y.that think Ds.
Greene's Nervura the best medicine la tie
world. NV kidneys were In q aterribie state.
had awful pains in the back and side. ala
could not sleep At night. My headache wa
source of great annoyance and suffered mich
at certain periods. cannot speak too biihiy
of DR.. Greene's Ncrvura. for II cured me oimy
terrible complaints. Why. / felt 80 miserable
that often thought that would take myown
lie. l thank God for directing me 10 Dr..
Greene's Neryura.
MIS-. LILA c. RoG.
IS Elm St.. New Bedford. Mss"
N. II. ~ Dr.: Greene: the sncosslu! 81, ssd,a
of nervous and chronic diseases. s. W lith-
ST.. New York. can bc consulted free. prson-
| ally. or by letter. Call or write him about
| your case. or send for symptom blankto nll
| out. and letter fully explaining your dseasc.
| giving advice. ETC.. will be returned fro.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26

Voigt. Herpolsheimer 4 Co.'s sore
will be closed all day today az usus.
Dodge City times., 1891-07-17
msAnEsr MAN ALIVE.

- II =. IA wlo freaks the Record foo
DnwnriEht Stinginsss.
Il have seen some stingy men while
I've y. Il in tho medical profession, but
The listicst saino I saw occurred the
othcr day"
So spoke one of our young doctors en-
gagged III : large ,iispcnsary connected
.ritii CO OF tho medical schools in thf,
city ~ > lew York Evening Sun re-,
poit.r- Ti.e doctor continued: Much
of C--r TcIi thanklc:s enough We
exp r..i' :..rai,-., difficulty in get
ting, nt;tn tax, r,t,iicine as they
- .-:-,;-i ;:!mot &c have IN idea
scI2s Z M; !; we cu:h, to pay them
for I. - = !:::t is grinc % cure them.
Frcqu ntly. .acn an interesting case
conc, l. .i,r = clinic rs going on in
collie y, :. .c i, !,"fcr- the class and
sho.. tho = :..-bc II l.. stlic procedure
taken fori-s rlicf. Ti,,- case in ques-
tion vas tha Of an Il..iian. He camo
rushing in - IN q child .bOut Z year old
in his arr" Anxiety "as depicted on
his count =. &C.
The litti" :ii1g hao great difficulty
in breath: :. but vctained breath
enough to -iakc Rom. howl. Calming
the father .cr,cwhat re managed to
learn that sac child had swallowed .
quarter OF Il lollar. which had stuck in
its throat. lie asked il NC could get IL
out. We promised to 90 our best, and,
as a clinic vas in sc..,ion, took the
child and th. father int the pit Of the
ampithcater, SO that the operation
might be reformed before the students.
Tho pro: began work at once,
for he saw J.: tho child vas in fair
way to sus -. They dsc for these
operation il rtrrncni :alled . coin
catcher. wh''h is riadc iiie q crochet
needle, only tho ria ,crial IS ubber, and
the hook on tho cnd th3 instrument
Is longer than that of%..c 6, ,chet needle.
The instrument isto lc passed down the
throat past thc coin, and vhen with.
drawn tho hook catches unaer the coin
and it is pulled up. At bc,t,it is dir
cult operation, for tho child will kick
and squirm, and 1t is not without danger
to the surrounding pa
lnc pTOlO8SOE WOEhCU LW4y, anu u
his efforts fog time proved unsuccess-
fnl, the anxiety on the facS of the father
became intense. He fidgitsd and seemed
to thinl, that oil was losG At length
the coin was extricated and tho boys
stamped their applause. The professor
laid the coin down on the table while hd
washed his hands. This WIS the Itsl.
ian's chance, and while tho professor'q
back was turned he quickly sransferre q
tho quarter to his pocket Tho look Of
distress vanished from his coantenance.
1T became manifest that the loss Of
his coin had coatended with tho danger
of losing his child to produce bis anxiety,
and that is why say IL was the mesnest
thing ever saw. The boys had one
eye on tho professor, though, when he
turned and looked for tho quarter, and
they made the old building shake with
their appreciation. The professor caught
on and got the man to swap of the 70
covered q uarter for another, while -
exhibited it to the class"