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somstines dd give : wrong impress
sfon. /.
Then Ii q because they ~ used ~
an Incompetent person! / am surprised
that you, sir, assistant professor Of ~
tron0my In great institution Of learn
ing, should assert that any mathemati-
cal fact II net IN actua1 one. Prove to
me that figures lie and yon can have
my daughteri But this is only nom
sense. You sre presumptuous and
something Of an ass, sirl Good day,
sir.n
When Prot Morgan impaired to his
sweetheart the result Of this interest
Ing interview they were both some
what castdown. 1t was she who first
recovered
"And so papa said could have you,
did be, II you conit prove to him that
| figures ever lied2"
Yes. he said that, though / don't
suppose he meant it 1t was simply o
sort Of defiance he blurted out in his
anger. Ent what difference does it
make? How could | prove an impossi-
bility in any cvent even If such a gro
tesque challenge were accepted in
earnest? When l said to him that fig-
ures might give wrong impressions, it
was only to convey the idea that peo-
pie who cared very much for each
other might get along with very little
money and that the ordinary estimates
for necessary income did not apply"
lyon don't know papa! He'll keep
| his word, even one uttered in excite
ment He has almost superstition
Regarding the literal observance of any
promise made, though it might be ac-
cidental and really meaning nothing.
You are very cleyer--as great math-
eanatieian as papa is You must prove
to him that figures sometimes really
lie, even where computations are all
correct. Surely there must be some
waySof doing that?'
Pm afraid not, dear. The moon
| isn't made of green cheese.
but there must be some way and
you must find it. You shall be like a
knight of old who is to gain maiden's
| hand by the accomplishment of some
great deed of derring-do. Am | not
worth it, sir?" and she stood before
him jauntily, with her pretty elbows
out.
He looked down into q face so fair and
| so full Of all fealty and promise of sweet
wifehood that he resolved in an in
slant that, if it lay in human power to
meet the terms of the old mans gro
tesque challenge, the thing should be
accomplished. He said as much and
what he said was punctuated labially.
Being professor, it would never have
| done for him to neglect his punctua-
ton. :
| 1t was not three months after the
stormy Macadam- Morgan interview
that Prof. Morgan's great book on
"Eclipsss, Past and to Come" made it's
Appearance. And it was not three
weeks after that great works appear
ance when all the scientific world was
j in a turmoil.
! Prof. Macadam had, for season
after the interview between him and
| Prof. Morgan, maintained a cold and
formal air in all his intercourse with
the latter gentleman, but after time
this wore away and the old relations,
never very familiar were resumed.
Indeed, it seemed at length that Prof
Macadam had forgotten all about the
affair or. If he remem bered it at all,
did so only as an exhibition of fool
ishness which his own force and wis
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Hold fast, dreamer--do mot fretf
Everything wifi come right ycs.
Life holds nothing worth refret--
Let the sun rise--let Il sst.
have seen the young grow old;
Seen the fond tprn stern and cold;
Seen the ssidsh, vain and proud
Feed the Worm and crease the shrouds
Do not cry.
Do not sigh;
AL will como right W and ~.
Pearls, and gems, and jewels fine,
Fishcd from sea or dug from mine.
6fikcn raiment, fiimy lace,
Vanish all, and leave no trace.
Those who walk and those who ride
Yet must lie down, side By side,
When their cruel master. Death.
Seals Me eyes and steals the breath.
DO not sigh,
Do not cry; ........:.,
An will come right BY andfby.
Ihave seen the high brought lox,
Seen the seasons come and 60;
Etssds Of bloom and wastes OF snow
Sunny skies and winds that blow
And mark out Ill the hours
Whethsr there are frosts or flowers
Night and day and day and night
Feeling sorrow nor delight.
Do not cry,
Do not sigh;
AL will come right by and BY.
Some days come, and shadows bring;
Then como 5oys-but they take wing;
Nothing matters, here, to me;
irr1o n 70 ~. IT,
And like streams that soutAward run
Mingiing In the sea as one,
30 tend all things-eyery way-.
To Oblivion and decay.
Do not sigh,
Do not cry;
All will come right by and by.
4 have seen The pure andssweet
Smirched with mire from the street;
Seen Sin and her daughter Wee
Look as chaste and cold as ice;
Seen the hungry and the poor
Beg for bread from door TO door;
Yet--for all the rich mans load
God widens not the Marrow Road.
Do not sigh.
Do not cry;
All will come right by and by.
Nothing matters Nothing can
In the destiny OF man.
Vain, alas all tears and signs;
Vain, reproaches-vain. replies.
Silence and decay must fall
Like a shadow on you all;
And He who made your life a span
Will Judge as never Judges man.
Do not sigh,
Do not cry;
All will come right by and by.
ely Marshall McAfee. in Century MagaEin,
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Both the method and results vb.n
Syrup Of Figs is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and ACT.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the ~.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
ceptable to the. stomach, prompt Ia
its action and truly beneficial IN 4,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, il
many excellent qualities commend 4
to all and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure It promptly for any one who
wishes to try It Do not accept any
substitute.
eAtfF ORivllsF10 syrup co.
sAH FRAEoisoo. oAi.
TOWNSVILLE. Ky. NEW yORkANE
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have the appearance of having been set
out or planted in rows.
The flowers are of grotesque and
singular form, like SO many of hhe
labiates. fernandez has been used to
some extent in medicine. Its habitat
is partial or entire shade, seeming to
prefer neglected shrubbery, borders Of
groves and orchards and shady fence
corners, avoiding open and cultivated
fields. Thus It does not become trouble
some to any great extent. During the
latter part Of July and the forepart OF
August its curious pale. purplish fiow-
ers may be seen il. abundance. These
send forth a delicate, mintllike fra
GRANGE and each blossom is followed
by an open cup containing three or
four seeds ~ Prairie Farmer
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"WE are having--an epidemic OF flees,'
said the city official when it was discovered
that the treasurer was gone.-W ashing ton
Star.
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TUE small boy always looks with envious
admiration at the drum major leading the
procession with his gold headed baton and
his big bear-skin hat, but the little fellow
with the correct In the back row Of tho band
gets the bigger pay.-Somerville Journal
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PoNsoNBr Ills that Pompano coming
this way, Arthurin De Twiliger-"Y aas =
Ponsonby-"Let's dodge down this street.
! have every reason to believe that he has
the first photograph OF his frst baby In his
pocket "-Harper's Bazaar.
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IT doesn't follow that a versifier always
produces fervid results Boston Courier
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1T has been discovered that music comes
out OF a barrel organ in slaves .-W ashing-
ton Star.
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HE-"Young Dudelets says he had hard
pull to detach himself from Miss Flirt's
Vaccinations" She tcontemptuously)- ssIt
must have been monkey wrench, them
Baltimore American
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THERE arc more women in British India
(124, 000,000) than there are men, women
and children in Great Britain, France and
Germany put together, with the population
Of several minor European states cast in as
well
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THE flowers that bloom ID the spring, tre
Ia, have good deal 70 do with the breach
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WILLIE-"Do you like milk, Mr.. Stay
latem Staylate-"Not particularly, my lit
tie man; why do You aski' Willie-'.Sis-
ter says you never leave until the cows
come home"--N. Y Sun.
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A FATIGuEuniform-T messenger boys.
Baltimore American
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A Throat
and Lung
Speciality.

ly appreciate what truly wonder
full medicine it is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing, clear
ing, strength-gathering and recover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth q
throat or stopa tickling for a while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
Syrup IS discovery, a great Throat
and Lung Specially. Where for
years there have been sensitiveness,
pain, coughing, splitting, hemorr-
hage, voice failure, weakness, slip
ping down hill, where doctors and
medicine and advice have been swal-
lowed and followed to the gulf Of
despair, where there is the sickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. Itcures. You are
q live man vet If you take il. q
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An actors life ought to be fruitful: it Is
filed with dates. Yonlters Statesman
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.sTHosn are capital letters," said the man
who wrote o q In Acknowledgement Of .
much wanted loan. w ashington Star.
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n YOU want to be cured Of . cough use
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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GoEs behind the soldiers-The knapsack.
Mail and Express.
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THOSE who wish to practice economy
should buy Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Forty pills in vial; only one pill dosN
.sLovn levels all ranks, !" but not tho rank
odor Of an onion, that 10 too much for IT
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-24
A Nattx silk Rodice.

Soft surah silk makes most effective
bodices. They require a somewhat
heavy lining if they are to be worn
during the winter, but for the early
fall very light silk lining is all that
is required. Frills Of chiffon, of the
plated silk, or of embroidered lisse are
all liked on these bodices, and are
usually becoming. The bodice is of
white surah silk. laid in soft plaits
from the shoulder down to the waist,
and having as finish a deep added
skirt of the silk, very finely plated.
ThesSjoining is concealed by white
ribbon girdle, prettily knotted in front,
skirt portion. About the neck is frill
of embroidered chiffon that extends
very nearly to the waist-line, in cas-
cade fashion. The, sleeves are full and
high on the shoulders, but shaped into
the arms at the elbow, and have frills
of chiffon arranged as turnback cuffs
for the wrist finish. In any color of
silk desired this bodice would be very
dainty. For daytime wear any of the
dark colors may be chosen, or, for a
young girl, bright scarlet will be in
good taste, while for evening not only
white, but old-rose, pale blue, Nile
green, light-gray, cream and Lavender
will be pretty, and they may be worn
with skirts that match them in hue, or,
which harmonic. - Ladies' Home
Ionrnal
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- . l661y "a - MIL~1lE>9 -
4. - - 4. y :, - - 90 - 69U1A1G<
e =. ~ - . a x- - -, <.t,,su,
~ - 4s'eys = = : -
dnuxhters will soon apply ~ eoEnt<s
tancc 70 the bar. A Sew dAy1 A8o ne
fetnex eppeaeQ tor we S1e 4. s. =.
caee. when the daughter wa4as<ornsy
fort tho ulaintfd. and the court couldnt
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ALWAYS has been in trade-"T."

"MrLI1oNs in 1.-THE treasury.
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TN average woman iikes 70 ssNo" man
awhile before she marries him. Washing
ton Star
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"Mrrn u patient wait" remarked the
young doctor as he sat lonely In bis ONCE
baltimore American.
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81 suppose you make it said l.
Eyes, do" was the reply, ..and any
American dentist who will come hero
and stay can do likewise, j made five
thousand dollars the first year, and I
have done considerably better right
along since that time I can charge
bigger prices get from one hundred
dollars to one hundred and fifty dollars
for q full set of teeth on rubber. When
ever / administer gas charge ten dol
lars for. pulling tooth, and when a
number are pulled charge ten dollars
for the first tooth and five dollars for
all succeeding ones. For jerking out q
tooth without gas charge two dollars.
Filings range from five dollars upward,
and gold filings cost from fifteen dol
lars up into the hundreds, according to
the size of the cavity and the size of
the bank account of the man who has
his teeth filed. / always get FIVE hum
dred dollars for making set Of teeth
on gold, and all other business Is
done at proportionate rates. N. X.
World.
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--HorssrndIsh Ia nsek ~ 10 fwo
tablespoons prcpofod horserndish ndd
one dessertSpoonfu1 Of olive oil o.
melted batter and one Of prepared mus
fard Detroit Free Press.
--Ha~hed Poultrx.--Cut me one ,int
a. any hind Of cooked poultry. ana cook
IL for fifteen minutes In : sauce made
the same Is for dreamed potatoes; but
nlace the dish over boiling water when
the meat Is added --Ladies' Home Jour
naL
-T,unch Temonndel with ! lennon
.creezer extr.ct ~. iuice ~ one DOZEN
I.,,c,,. IT, n, select Me fb;n-slxinned
$3.50 g thav conta;n mora iuice put
go, ~. f,,,e n . ,av IN ~ r,orcela;n
Lettle. AID nearly or uuite one pound
81 cnfree-rnoar. foil 1iftAen minutes
.rd botfla xrh;le hot. c,rk tight. When
ready 70 use. take one or two teaspoon
fuls in glass of water. -Housekeeper.
-probablv q GOOD rad stain on stone
stans ana hearth as vos, can get NAV he
nrodrced With nla;n hmm red ochre.
Mir the ochre carefnllv with a little
cold water All n forms 4 very smooth
naate then nonr Il into some thick
ho;led starch. stir Il wen before usinc
and snread II with a soft rag evenly
ana Il, a. STRAIGHT lines as possible. or
Il win look streakv and untidv. This
should stand two ordinary washinrs -
NJ Y. world.
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,..4 ..8r 49, i. nad. 10 t,lrirr r,a
onart "a ,nolassea and half Z nonnd ~
h,,ttar aud ho;l;nc tba tyv, npt;l the
900 th;cL.n. Tb;. will tate about
half an hour Then stir with n snoon
until on taking ont a little taffy IL be-
con3es hard IN immersion IN cold " ater.
Take half Z teacup of vinegar. pour
;nto the mass and stir for half \ minute.
Then nour the taffv into buttered tins.
8 dishes and set aside 10 cool Ladies'
Horne journal
sao+oh p.r,av proth -Tnnclrla ~
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she-S'..,.,.s .,s.aa ,,i.aa ~ ,,;th !,
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Syrup"

Those who have not
used Boschee'.s Ger
man Syrup for some
severe and chronic
trouble ofthe Throat
oodT,,roc co~, hord-
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xesily -nasA Ar.srlenns xAsrs-
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- Il, ~. rorth renf,,sl p.rt IL Mexico
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about one hundred an1 sevenssen 49,
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tspie expenses SMo ool,aLs - -. =
sixty dollars 2 mon.h ~ sy :
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POM FOR CARP. B-ouTLEr
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This College removed largest building In the
city, suitable for educational occupying s
and chespesin the world Send for illustrated caaiosue
The morning call., 1891-09-13
A SHOTGUN QUARANTINE.
An Epidemic Caused by Two Men Chang
ing Coats.

An Epidemic Caused by Two Men Chang
ing Coats.
About the 1st of August two men in a
Kansas City saloon exchanged coats on
trade. There is little in that fact to cause
comment, but the results of that trade have
caused much trouble TO hundreds of people
in this city and the outlying districts. Just
who ii is traded the coats, or why they
traded, will probably never be known. But
it is known that man went to the little
village of Anterior, about seven miles from
the limits of Kansas City, and was taken
down with disease which soon developed
into genuine case of smallpox. He died
after telling that he must have got 1t from
the coat which lie wore, saying that he had
traded for it in Kansas City. From this the
disease spread until thirty cases were fully
developed in the little town, and the disease
began to make its way among the farmers
of the vicinity.
Then the people began to get alarmed and
the adjacent farmers instituted shotgun
quarantine and told the people of the village
that they would be killed il they went wan
dering over the country. The Governor and
the State Board of Health were called upon
to take action, but they were Slow. There
seemed to be general indispoSition on the
part of the officials of every rank to take q
hand in stopping the pest and the result is
that it is now epidemic over large part of
the Blue River bottom, and has become so
great plague that the United States Gov
eminent has been called upon to prevent
mail-trains from stopping at the station to
take on mail. The State Board of Health
established quarantine on August 10th. but
by that tire the disease had spread over
the surrounding country, and on the day
that the quarantine was established the ex-
Confederate reunion was in full blast at
Washington Park. which is only short dis
lance from the infected district. 1t is re-
ported that several inhabitants Of the in-
fected country made their way through the
guards and enjoyed the festivities at the
park, mingling freely with the old soldiers
and their friends.-Kansas City special to
Fort Worth Gazette.
The morning call., 1891-09-13

George MawdsIey, Fruit-PeddIer-
Seriously Injured.
george Mawdsley, who keeps n fancy
notions and fruit stand at the Market street.
erries' met with serious accident yesterl
aay evening. He left his stand to 90 to his
nome at 4l3 Iwenty-ninth street, aud board.
ed Valencia-street car, riding on the mt.
car. VI the
When Sixth street was reached he wa,
thrown violently to the ground and rendered
unconscious. The injured man was taken
to neighboring drugstore, but could HT not
be revived, and the patrol wagon was called
Mawdsley was conveyed to the RecsIvin1
Hospital, where it was found he had "a,
ceiyed severe confused wounds on the scal5.
side and knee. 1t was also stated by tRe
attending surgeon that he had concussion OF
the brain, and probably was internally in
iured
The morning call., 1891-09-13
CHILE'S INDEPENDENCE.
1t viii BE Celebrated by an Entertain
ment and Ball.


ment and Ball.
Patriotic Chilean residents are all ready
to celebrate the eighty-frst anniversary OF
Chile's independence by an entertainment
and ball at Odd Fellows Hall. The ami
versary falls on Friday. but the celebration
will be held on the following evening. The
Chilean Beneficiary Society has charge Of
the affair, and many prominent patriots
have co-operate6 with it.
AT nesting of the Committee of Ar
rangements in Druids' Hall last night en-
couraging reports were received and the
following subcommittee were appointed:
Executiye-J NJ. Luco, w. Warnke. NJ. Gar
cia. A. ID. Snlval0.
Honorary-S. n. Guerrero, Pedro Varas w. T.
A. Bingham. Colonel t. +. Barry, Dr.. Joseph
Pescia, Dr. Joseph Antiques, e. C. Higgins, Jose
A. Garcia, j. A. Splnnetti Albert Castle, r. c.
Palasul, Charles Page, E j. Moore. Charles
MouServaiS, w. LoalZa.
Receptlon-Jose Godoy, F. Loaiza, f. NJ.
Petersen, A. Thannhauser, NJ Garcia, e.
Blanchi, b. Blanco, Edward Isaaes Carlos
Auaya, A. Donglada, A. Trillanes, o. Goldara-
cena.
Floor-J. Anderson, Charles Berna, E. Petit.
S. Ulattl, V. Banda. j. Deloya. j. A. Spinnettl.
j. B. Leith was chosen floor manager and
X. Varas assistant
The morning call., 1891-09-13
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
@7EO CHEAP LOT: A BARGAIN: 5OxI25:
u oU. nesr station: good location: call at once
Oakland. sel3 tt
GENUINE BARGAIN; FINE LARGE CORNER;
VI will be sold. Inquire w. L. STEVENS. NE.
cor Lar&in and Market SIS. seS l4t-
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
- For Is days only.
Two elegant hou uses, Just completed, Axis
7 and rooms; the finest thoroughfare for sale
with small deposit down.
MARCUSE & REMMELL.
5000 cash, $40 per month"; buys handsome cot
tage on macadamizd street near station rooms
and bath.
$3.50 cash, $50 per month, buys fine house on
Pacific ave-, near station; rooms and bath.
500 cash. SlS per month, buys cosy cottage Of
rooms and bath near station.
Houses built to order aud finished In 60 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses for rent. open sundays.
MARCUSE Il REMMELL.
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
ofhces-AIameda, Bay-st Station and High-st. sta
ton. San Francisco, 62S Market ST., opp Palace
Hotel. se6 l5t
Judd, HANLEY d CO.. 1851 PARK ST, WILL
y build, sell rent you any kind OF house any,
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 Il
MUST BE SOLD-A FINE CORNER LOT
vi with house of rooms and bath.
Houses and lots on easy terms, from 500 to $500
down; installments $l5 to S2J per month. interest
included.
new house of rooms and bath; on easy terms;
fine location.
For bargains in real estate call at MRS. l. H.
CHANDLER Il co.'s, 1923 Park St, near Masonic
Building. Alameda II
The morning call., 1891-09-13
Lost THAR Balance.

Marguerite Geraghty. 80 years Of age and
a native of this city, was returned to the
Napa Asylum yesterday, where she has
been twice before.
Sarah Pierce, native of Ireland. So years
of age, was sent to Asnews. She imagines
that she is yery wealthy