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The Republican journal., 1891-04-09
Mission Budget.


Wah1 yIlah ilAan. 4 native prcarher in
North india writes. II have iiI,t ma,lc a
tnur a1nou~ nv relatives Jhe t,rarc Of GoG
Iv1s woudrrf,iily ,een. \ery many of them
wi,h ia bpr.,ms ,hri,li,us. since came to
k:,,runoe ha,, by COD. heIp been the instru-
nn,i1 Of Irn,ijn, twelve of them 70 Christ"
The report OF a recent District Conference
and Christian Mela at thandusi, North INDIA,
records these facts: Many iilndu> and NO
hannesian- attended, hundreds would come
from day to day and not finding, seat within
tie large opoh tent, would s1ahd Tor hoafS on
tie Out>lde aili listen most earnestly 10 the
~ay,oGr Of In,t men, A, many AS three hun
GrsI n,tiyr C'hi-i,ti.n women attended the
sn4,.i4I meetings lar female workers. Four
hundred spoke in the Love feast on Sunday
,,nrni,,r within two ho,i,,. Five or six would
he sranIine Al tLe same time waiting an oppor-
t,,njiy tn ,fiyn thri, te.tinYny for jesus. Ham
drrIs IL IIiu,}u. anJ NI0hlInmedtns were in
Thirty years ago pF. " Niiiltm i3duyE began
the mission work Of Tie Methodist Episcopal
Ehnrch IN North India we have now twenty
thousand thri-tar>. members " lta churth,
there. The great revival Of last year EXTENDED
the Gospel intu three hundred aud eighty -four
village. Where there Iial never beHn previously
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The Easter bonbon baskets with dead birds
lying stitl and stark upon their lids, sight to
make indignant that most courteous lady to all
the feathered tribe, Olive Thorne Miller.
The so-called Bernhardt jewels which may
be bought for ten cents dozen and are intend-
ed to be strung or pasted upon the article to
be Worn. These jewels are of glass and most
curious as to coloIing, representing such shades
as beetle's-bach green, oyster gray, and shad-
roe red.
The dogs cravat, which is not vet out, but
which ain told by reliable parties will be the
prevailing fad hereafter in canine neck-wear.
The spring shades in kid gloves. which are
most vivid, indcscribably loud and hideous,
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Maine Matters.


cE CLAEkr nENsLow.
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whr rson1a nita rhsir rim.

II you surprise the father of family
stretched out at full length and trying
till he is red in the face to raise his legs
without lifting his body, you may know
he Is endeavoring to work off his super.
abundance Of avoirdupois, which inter-
feres seriously with his cutting grace
full figure in the waltz, which his better
half insists on dancing every chance she
gets. IF you consult Mr.. Russell on
what changes win make you better look
ing, you win find him very blunt. He
may tell you you do not wash your face
clean, and when you ask how he knows
he viii tell you If you did your skin
would not be disfgured with those black
pimples, or he may tell you, as he told o
woman who recently appealed to him
for advice, that she did not eat enough,
which fact he had reached because he
had observed how much she cbewed her
lips.
So yon see you need not be on your
good behavior when you pass under his
eagle eye. But did you ever sit in the
ferry boat or car and watch the women,
who make the most hideous, wry faces
In their attempts to get some nourish-
ment or crumb Of comfort from their
lips? Not only the women but the men
also have this fienH .bit. Brooklyn
Eagle. 80
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A safatx BOZ.

In the seasons art work some old
friends are recognized. Torchon lace in
dne patterns and narrow widths. both
edginga and insertings, are being used in
fancy work again The leather work of
our grandmothers Is also with us once
more. improved with our later day skill
and varied with touches Of hand paint
ing. An English journal describes a
novel and attractive gift for baby--a
safety box, SO called. 1t is a wooden
box from to feet square, and perhaps
10 inches or 2 feet high. set on casters.
Over the edge is fitted padded roll, the
floor of the box is slightly padded and
the inner sides are lined with any strong
wool cloth, which is laid in plaits to So
cure o hold to the little occupant tum-
bling around. The outside of the box
may be ornamented in the new poker
work designs or covered with gay Japan
csc paper. In this comfortable and safe
pen Master Baby will stand deal of
knocking about.
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Ailments af nar.aa.

Almost any liveryman is, in his WY,
a horse doctor. He practices on his own
stock, and will prescribe simple remedies
for sick horse that is brought to him.
bat in any case he deemp serious will al
waye advise calling in q regular veteri-
nary surgeon rather than TO undertake
the treatment himself. All sorts of sur
gical operations are undertaken for the
relief of horses, and there are one or two
men in the city who are specially skilled
in the treatment of diseased teeth.
Horses have the toothache just like men
do and from the same causes, and pull
ing tooth is now q common thing in
veterinary surgery. or course the horse
kicks, for his teeth have long and strong
roots, but the operation frequently saves
the life Of valuable animal. Interview
in st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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A Daring Argument.

Aquick witted and daring western
lawyer once saved a guilty client from
sure conviction on a charge of poisoning.
1t was proved that the poisoning had
been done by means of certain cakes, a
portion OF which was produced In court.
When the counsel for the prisoner had
finished his speech, he said: ssAnd these,
gentlemen Of the jury. are senc Of the
alleged poisoned cakes. We declare to
you, gentlemen Of the jury, that they
are not poisoned cakes. They are aa
harmless cakes as ever were made, and
in order. gentlemen OF the jury, to show
you that these cakes are not poisoned,
will eat one Of them right here in your
presence"
And he did eat one. He took good
care, however, to leave the room at the
earliest opportunity, and to nakea bee
line for an adjoining room, where he
had an emetic in readiness and an anti
dote. But tho jury never heard about
the emetic or the antidote until the law
yer's client had been acquitted San
Francisco Argonaut.
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A coincs snoo I'm Color.

Now that fuy nne has come, and fur
il very high in cost and favor, be careful
net to make the mistake Of one Of our
fashionable brides. But she didn't dis
cover the error herself. The people ON
the avenue Sunday morning did it for
her. Size and her husband went to
church. and after the service was over
started to walk home. Judge Of this
good lady's chagrin upon seeing that
nearly every other person turned, looked
and smiled. What could possibly be
wrong? Tho husband pooh-poohed her
suspicions and assured her that she was
all right, but still the looks, the smiles
and the drawing down of corners Of
Hiouths continued.
The walk was cut short, and the first
thing the lady did upon entering her
drawing room was to place herself in
front Of her pier glass to make careful
survey of herself. There was absolute
lynothing out Of gear. Her costume was
quiet, refined and even elegant. Sud
denly thought struck her. Perhaps Ii
might be her husband. That good man
nuas Dragged in srynt Of the glass and
placed alongside Of his anxious mate
Immediately the mystery was solved.
II was her muf and his beardl The
one was an exact counterpart OF the
other. in texture, in length, in color;
and the effect was ludicrous. II really
looked as If the husband had the muff
on his chin and face, or that the wife
had her hands ensconced in the beard.
just as you choose. In other N,ards. the
beard and muf were an ezlef match,
and you can't imagine the funny effect
produced by this similarity Moral.
Don't let your inuff match your hus-
bands beard. New York Letter.
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Cheaper nings ARC Bought.

A jeweler tells me that tho fashion of
buying expensive diamond rings by
young men just engaged is gradually
dying out. Understand me" he said,
"the girls still get their engagement
rings, and they arc pretty, too; but they
don't average over $40 or $50 in price.
Time was when the naughty bride to be
would have turned up her dainty nose
at any ring that cost less than $500, but
now, although there is just as much ro-
nance and just the same passion for dia-
monds in her composition, the New York
girl rightly reasons that she is living In
practical age, and that cheaper ring
and O more extensively furnished fat
will give her the most satisfaction. i
know man with an income Of $4,000
and the satisfaction Of being engaged to
a millionaire's daughter. How much dc
you think her engagement ring cost hinn7
Just $3.50, and the bride went into costa
sizes over 1t. Now York Star.
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This bird is somewhat like an ostrich,
but only the size Of crow. 1t has no
wings at ali, and is covered with fur
like short striped feathers. Another Pc
culiarity about the kibi is the fact that
its egg is larger than one-third Of ita
body.
He also succeeded in bringing home
some Maori skulls, which are difficult to
obtain on account of the manner in
which the natives bury their dead.
When the bodies have been 80 long In
the ground that ali the flesh has fallen
from the skeleton they unearth- them
and carry them into the interior of the
forests, where they are deposited in nat
ural caves, which are very difficult to
End, The attempt to obtain these skulls
is attended with the greatest danger, as
any one discovered with one is certain Of
being instantly killed. -Galignani's Mes
senuer
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Most young folks now know that the
difference between night and day ON this
planet Of ours arises simply from the
fact, that among the innumerable multi
tude of stars there Ia one infinitely nearer
to us than all the rest; being so much
nearer to us that when we see 1t we have
day. When by the earth's movement
on its axis the sun has set in the west
we have night; at which time we depend
for light upon the moro distant stars
unless, indeed, the moon is shining.
In the main, 1t is true that the enor-
nous difference in the intensity of the
light that we receive from the sun in the
one case, and from all the stars seen at
night in the other, depends upon the fact
that the sun is the star nearest to us, and
the other stars are suns infinitely re-
tyncund
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Leave Lambertville for Manunka Chunk 1927,
go %, 1.S0. VA and s.33 p ~ sunday $50 N.
For PhilIipsburg and Easton only 6'32 p IN week
days.
7.03 IN. weekdays Sunday 8.58 pm e
Arrive Phiilipsbnrg 9.36 and 1914 m, $50, rs
7.44 and $50 p "a. Sunday, $50. p m.
Leave fhiilipsbure 7.26. 9,36 and 1910 N, $50
9. Is and 9.3b IN. sunday $50 . m. q u.
Arrive Belvidere Toy, 1904 and 11.I3 m, 325
6.52 and 9-57 . N. sunday. g.67 p m
Arrive Manunka Chunk sos. 1910. 1f20 m
aga. TOO and 1903 m. sunday 1903 m.
Additional trains leave Belvidere tor Manunka
Chunk 4 TO- 40 q. M. and q 20 p. Sunday 10 q
M Returning, leave Manunka Chunk for Beivi.
dere s.25 and 1918 ~, $50, 705, 1905 pm. Sun.
day. 1906 p. N.
X Freight or mixed trains leaving MaDunka
Chunk vt Q. 05 q. M. Belvidere GIT o. m Martina
Creek at SIS m. arriving 1t lsehigh junction al
705 q. M, will carry passengers and make stops at
flag stations north Of Fhiiiipsburg. Trains ieay.
log Manunka Chunk at BIS IN, and 4S0 . M
VIII carry passengers TO Belvidere
Connection Ia made at Manunka CHUNK with
Delaware Lackawannz Western Railroad; lie.
high Junction with Lehigh Valley ,Lehigh q Sus-
quehanDa Morris Essex. and New Jersey Central
Railroads. AtLambertyilie with Pennington Rail.
road AtTrenton with trains to and from New
York Camden, &c,
Forfurther Information, see timetables, which
can be obtained a. the ticket Offices
CHAs. e /. PUGH, J.. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General assenger A gent
r. W JACKSON.
n'lsupt U. h. r. ofNJ Div.
w. HEYWAKD MYERS. Supt. Bevldere Div
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/ have tried them, and they have only
sMindled me. havs figured up what
they cost me for the last four ysars. y
was jus, S524Sl. II had il now u
would be fortune for me. This year
my bill Tor medicine was only five dollars,
for which purchased six bottles Of Sui
phur BItters They cured me Of Scrofula
after sufferiog four yeals.-P. r Cum
mings, Troy, N. y.
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what She ordered.


A party Of men sat at q table in q
Broadway restaurant. A girl of II or
Whereabouts entered shyly and took her
seat at table near by. The girls figure
was slender, her lovely face was softly
tinted, her eyes We're blue and innocent.
She drew her gloves from her small
white hands and held the bill Of fare
daintily before her. She seemed search
ing for something made of rose leaves
and honey dew.
1.-TWO to one she orders lobster salad, .
said one OF the men watching the sweet
maid,
Done" responded another. Salad
is too coarse for her. She'll have cold
consomme."
well, now, you just listen for her to
order an omelet soufiiee, said the third.
81 never saw a girl out shopping in my
life that didn't run in at noontime and
get an omelet soufiee. They are SO fluffy
and sugary that they just hit feminine
TASTE"
eThat girl win order a chocolate eclair
and q cup Of Tea. said fourth man In
the party.
In the meantime the waiter was stand
ine ct the elbow Of the dainty fail y, ex-
pecting her order. She studied the card
long and carefully, and then she pouted.
Il don't think you have what want. I"
I'VE have most everything" said the
waiter.
"Yes," responded the girl; "but came
in here on purpose for one thing, and
don't see 1t on the menu"
"What is it, miss?' asked the waiter.
"Frankfurter sausages and sauer-
kraut, replied the maiden.
One of the men at the neighboring Ia
BILE dropped his glass, and another
coughed convulsively from having swal-
lowed the wrong way. The young lady
rose from her chair and inquired Of the
waiter If Ne knew any place close by
where sausages and sauerlraut were OBJ
tainable. She was told to seek Sixth
avenue.
81 will bet" said the waiter, .that
that girl is Of German descent" And
he turned up his nos5 as far as it would
go. He was Freng New York Letter
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Hannah pastin,s Knife.

Charles Dustin, of Taunton, has pre-
sented to Post 8, q. A. r., the knife
with which his Observation-Disclosures
Hannah Dustin, of this city, killed her
Indian captors while sleeping about their
campfire. 1t will be remembered that
she used knife and then tomahawk
taken from dead Indian. The other
weapon is in museum, and Mr.. Dustin
has declined several liberal offers for
the knife --Haverhill Gazette
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Cheap Fuel.

Among the latest attempted solutions
Of the cheap fuel problem is the method
of q German inventor, who proposes to
manufacture gas by dropping a stream
of.crude petroleum through blast Of
cold air from force pump. The gas
thus obtained will be confined in regu-
lar cylinder open at one end, where it
will be lighted. This produces an in
tensely hot flame of several feet in
length. BY means of this flame the in
ventor proposes to heat boilers, and no
maintains that the heating Of largo
blocks can thus DO reduced very consid-
erably. New York Telegram.
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Not Very objeetionabIs.

Little Boy Mamma, had tho night
marc las night, awful
Mamma--That's because you had 80
much cake and preserves.
Little Boy Qiastily> Nightmares don't
really hurt, You know; you only think
they is goin' to, same as playin' ghost. I
like Nightmares. They is real fun
New York Weekly.
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Dr., Fristedt has brought most inter
esting and valuable collection Of birds,
ETC., from Australia, where hehad many
an adventurous outing, and from where
he proceeded to New Zealand. There he
succeeded In obtaining q specimen Of the
quaint and almost extinct hbi bird.
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Two miles Of elk have been drawn from
the body Of single spider, and yet it il
calculated that twenty-seven large spi-
ders would be required to produce q
pound weight of The material.
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Edward Everett Hale, the Boston
preacher, Is 10 years old, but few men
are buster. He breaches, edits maya
zine and weekly newspaper, leads mis-
sions, dips into politics and 10 also the
president of innumerable societies.
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Promiscuous handshaking In America
has repeatedly served as target for
European cynicism. Yet the handshake,
after all, is the sincerest manifestation
Of courteous good win.
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An instance Is on record Of q pigeon
fling twenty-three miles in eleven min
utes, and another flew from Rouen to
Client, $50 miles, in an hour and half.
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In you want 4 well hltlog noe Dress
Shirt, csll on TsewIn y ca, Clothisrs and
Furuishcrs. mar. ls-8t
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Bargains in Dry { o94s ~ G.. J.
Flsher's. mr.. "A,
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
JnstIce O,nrien,s sneciaI Term.

SYRACUSE, ~ Y, Dec. Judge Morgan
j. OBrien, Of New York who has been
designated by Governor Hill to hold in this
city an extraordinary term Of the supreme
court, convened the extraordinary term Of
the court at 10 a. m. It is probable that
some new developments in regard to the
contested election case win occur.
Justice Morgan j. O'Brien, who is a Tam
many man, was a few days ago named by
Governor Hin as one Of the justices Of the
general term an honor eagerly sought after
by every justice Of the supreme court
Justice Kennedy Accuses the Governor.
Justice Kennedy ordered that the GER
tificate granted Patrick J. Ryan as member
Of assembly from the First district be trans
ferred from the county clerks Office to the
custody Of the court. This is the certificate
which County Clerk Cotton refused to sign,
and which would be signed We're his Office
to be filed by a successor to be appointed
by the governor.
When the postponed hearing in the matter
Of the order TO show cause why peremptory
mandamus should not issue against the in
spectOrs of election in the First, Second,
Third, Sixth and Seventh districts of the
Third ward came up Mr.. Marshall said the
missing returns were in the hands of Gov
ernor Hill, and he produced dispatch from
the governor saying that they would be sent
back as soon as the hearing was concluded.
Il haven't the least doubt that they'll be
here" said Justice Kennedy sharply The
returns have no business to be in Albany
Their place is in the Office Of the county
clerk, and an order TO produce them, by the
governor or anybody else. is imperative
Neither this recusant supervisor nor the
men behind him can thwart the plain pro
visions OF the law
m Weleh has tompered with the returns
hen suffer She consequences II is the duty
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
sAwTeLLe ReAoY ro rssrlfY.
Says He Saw Brother Hiram Murdered
and WIN TcII About Il.

CoNCoRD, n. H., Dec. THE hearing on
an application for a new trial in the ease Of
Issac r. Sawtelle, awaiting execution FOR
the murder OF his brother Hiram, ut Roch-
ester Feb. s. 1900, occurred before Asso-
ciate Justice Chase of the supreme court.
The application for new trial was signed
by Sawtelle, together with a statement by
the prisoner to the effect that ON the day Of
the murder he met Hiram at the depot and
drove him from that place directly 10 81
clair's store in East Rochester Tasre Isfac
says he got out and made various purchases
From Sinclnir's the couple drove directly
ACROSS the bridge into Maine. In osaolusion
Iscac says he was present whea the murder
was committed IN the state Of Maine, and
is now willing 70 testify fully NJ relation 10
il if permitted to do 20.
The aaAdavit OF SRwtere will be taken,
covering tAe circumstances Of the murder
more fully, with names Of those present and
by whom it was done An adjournment
was taken 10 the latter part Of the week TO
enable the prisoners counsel to obtain this.
Judge Chase win transfer the petition and
the papers 10 the fall bench Sawtelie will
aleo appear in court and testify.