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Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
THE SEA VIEW HOTEL.

SAV1N ROCK.
This favorite summer resort now open
f@nH for the reception of guests, under new
Eff$Eu management. It will be conducted under
Ek31th the personal supervision Of the under
signed and no effort will be spared to main ain
and still further its enviable reputation as first
class and select family hotel.
The house is delightfully."- situated on the south
ern shore of Connecticut, commanding mag
nifcent view of the entrance to New Haven har-
Dor and Long Island Sound.
ed with the hotel, and conveyances of all kinds
can be secured il desired.
The rooms are large, comfortable and perfect
ly ventilated.
Fishing, boating, bathing and all the other di.
versions which tend to enhance model shore
resort, as well as romantic drives, for which New
Haven and its envirens are noted, combine to
make 1t model summer home.
Board by the day week. Rooms may be en-
gagged in advance For further particulars address
je12 I'm A. w. SNOW, West Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
DOCTOR

Says that man meter 20 centimeters g feet IL
inches) tall should weigh so Kilograms or 100
pounds. That is just as many kilograms as he
measures centimeters in height. Good health Is
or sick use judicious1y the G. o. Taylor Old Bour
bon and G. o. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskeys. They
are standard beverages, well aged, pure and
medicinal. Physicians recommendt them. Drug
Rists and grocers sen them Our firm name Is on
asAS w 80 Son. IS soIs 81 sso Sss posson NE
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27

ROUND by special patented machinery; as
" good as when new; also repaired; satisfac
ton guaranteed. Win call for and deliver. Tele
phone 4S7-I2. MACKENZIE & MACARTHUR,
Is Orange street
ann ~ Successors to Z q Cannon Mfg Co,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
Agents Wanted.

cSS M SALARY and expenses paid &c
% sUU bright, active, wide-awake young
men teachers and students preferred employ
ment pleasant, refining and permanent no bool
peddling; our new plan takes like wild fire. '
Address National Library Association, 2i3 Wa
has avenue Chicago. Ill nyS0 Sat Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
NEW ROUTE
ITO Lake Salt0nsta11

VXYHITTLESEY'S wagonette will leave
w Church and Chapel streets at a. m and
D. m. to connect with Steamer Cygnet at the
lake. Return from Lake SaltonstaH 1910 and
$50 p. M Special parties may charter BY adj
dressing g. B. WHITTLESEY,
mya6 e East Haven, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27

Work upon the first of the worlds fair
buildings was begun yesterday,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
Freeman's New Auction House,
446 State Street,


rs the place for bargains, both at private sno
Il public sale We shall sell at the Saturday
evening auction sale at Z O'Clock, large lot o
second hand furniture to close up an estate, ast
small stock OF pictures and small articles. Don
fail to be there.
800, q, w SANFORD Auctioneer
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
Base BAN Games Yesterday.


At Buffalo s--
Buffalo - o 0 O.
New Haven .., o O o 0 K
Hits-Buffalo 6, New Haven ID. Errors
Buffalo 8, New Haven 3. Batteries-Murphy,
Goodal and German; Wilson and Horner.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27

Spring House, Block Island, n. L.
60 'sAs perfectly recuperating as life on
S745 shipboard." Pioneer hotel on island;
EsSfU 20 acres beautiful lawn !, good fishing,
go boating and driving; excellent bathing !;
two concerts daily; owns the celebrated mineral
springs which first ATTRACTED visitors to the island
belong to this hotel Refer to Burdett Hart,
D. D. Descriptive circular free.
ie15 3Ot B. B. MITCHELL, Prop.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27

Twenty-nine seamen of the steamer Ma
gallen at Liverpool have been fined five
shiilings and costs each for refusing to 60
to sea with non-union men. S
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
Hlisce11 ameums.

A PHYSICIANS ADVICE.
suffered for years
from general debility.
Tried other remedies,
and got no relief.
Ny Physician prescribed 8. 8. 8.
I increased in flesh;
Ny appetite improved
Igained strength
Was made young again;
It is the best medicine know Of
MAHALEY TURrEN, Oakland City, Ind.
Send for our book on Blood and Skin
Diseases.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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ITEMS OF NEWS.

Ricbsrd G.. Dove. the Oldest clerk
In the treasury department is dead.
The new building of the Third
National Bank OF Cumberland is
completed.
The King OF Greece is said to DO
suffering from an attack OF small.
pOx.
Grorge w. Stewart, inventor OF
the sea telephone, died suddenly in
New York last week.
The London Geological Society
has recently obtained a white frog
ft IN Africa.
Chicago is spending a million a
month on the Worlds Fair prepare
tions.
Senator German wts re elected
chairman of the democratic caucus
commit ee aud Senator Faulkner
secretary.
The democratic caucus Of The Vir.
Rinia Legislature rominsied VIM.
NJ. Atkinson for Judge Of theSCoun.
~ Court Of Fredpr OK county.
The Governor ~ hsfylsnd has
psrd; ned Geo. ID. MouDtz, convicted
Of killing Simeon Long at Western.
port.
There IL proposition before The
Richmond city council to purchase
. residence in ihsst city for Mrs.
Jefferson Davi', not TO cost over
$4,000.
The ore hu. died and fourth ses.
sion Of t1e O'an5 L. dge Of Maso0s
Of Virginia convened in Richmond
last Tuesday.
A. tbe lsst meeting OF the Synod
OF Peopsy lvsnia ii Wss decided 10
'hADge the meme from West Virginia
Prssbyiery TO PsrleIsburg PIesby-
try.
AIR. Moody, the evangelist, has
gone 10 scotland because be receive
ed n petition that bad been signed
by 5000 members Of the Scotch
churches.
A pension has been granted VIM.
Eppinger, ct the rate OF Sl2 per
month; also John II. Filler, OF Paw
Paw 81 The rate Of 80 per month.
The bearing by Judge John A.
Campbell. Of the circuit c5Urt' or the
evideuca ard Augment on council
on the motion for new trial in the
case ot Dr.. George I. Garrison, IN
der conviction Of the murder Of Dr..
George Baird. ohich besrirg Eas
Get .Or 9 80 m Fridsy, bad 70 he
ryan postponed, owing 10 the re.
ufNed lin sc Of Judge Campbell.
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> - -
9HB BIG holiday 8TOcK
HAS Co4E.s- -

/ Never has ouch nice goods been
sbown. Never has greater ysri.
cites been offered, Never has
prices been so low. A beautiful
assortment of Solid Gold and ,>ilv
Watches. Slid Silver and Silver
Plated Ware. Diamouds and Fac
Solid Gold Jewelrv, Of which
there ara no finer line in ths Ciey.
Piano Lampa, Banquet Lamps.
Clocks, Ony Z Top Tables. Brnzes
On. breiias ,,ana Ca -. Royal
Worcester and Dresden China.
Knives. Forks and Spoons. Our
beautiful new stock 10 all bright,
clean and fresh. and conslsts
wholly o. the latest and NEST pop,
ulsr designs. Dor prices make
there goods irresisti; le. All are
cordially invited to inspect this
attractive dieplay. "
L. ROssLER, JEwELER,
ll6 Baltimore street. Cunbe land. Nd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
THB MARKETS
BALTIMORE CATT1 = MARKET
fhurodayx Dscsmher 10. .osl.


Cattle sss so:a - these asurss hive Weight
ShssV are coll gross, that isiivs weight
% ssshisg or.
Al cALvERroN YARDS.
Ps;eD - Beef Ca,tie The vsek r.seed q
follow; Best BsRves q 4 IS a. 80, ihess
eensrAIly rasd 6rst quality, e. % Q q "a
sodium o. good fair qsslity - 90. - s7}
end o. dinasy thin 6sssss, OxeA saa Cow
90 - 50 pei 100 u.
OF The Cattle rsceivsd - lad cane iron
Maryland. $40 from, vtseinia, 500 from
keotscky. 1T from West visvisia, - from
New York, 81 from Ohio. - from Illisels
aod 81 from Penssyfvsoia Total receipts
for the veek l356 head against ls43 Last
week ard 1893 head ssms time one yea.
ago.
or the ossrings Today ia b-ad we're taken
By Baltimore butchers 40 By country
DEALERS. and l63 BY Eastern buyers. Total
sa,ss foe the week 1885 bod against 1856
last week, and lT25 beai same ~esk one
year ago.
Sn REP sHp LAsn- The receipts Of Sheep
and Lambs are over 400 more ihaa those
OF last week. The quality 10 about III. same
- IL vss then Trade 10 reported e being
s1ceedingly dull, and prices Of both Sheep
snd Lambs are lower, the latter I csot 10
soue csses. We quote Sheep ct Shall cts
PER ID eross, La mhs 4s5 cen 70 FER ID gross
The receipts o. She ep aud Lambs Il 10 week
Numbered 1910 head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
coSsUMPrIon CURED

~ ciA pbvsie;ss, rsstrea fro0 ps~esies,
.hsvisg hs5 plsesd n he hasis bv a 'Isss
IoAie DtDisossy ~ feseuis q . aapss
vsRsAabls ssnsdy ~ H. ssss1v ed psras-
ssot eass ~ CoosD0p6as, Deeoehisis. O..
tssyh, Assh1A 80 Oh Thrsas ssl Lac
AGeefieas. slBs pDidvs ~ rn1seal esss
- novess DeSIIIsy 80 III sssvsss 60
PlsisA. ssss hssis6 tssssd 80 veaAssNal
curative Powers ia shoensAe % csso. hsG
sIt q his Ssty - nAks is ksovs 10 HE suf
aiDe ssiisvs AesssssA y this uesivs ssd
Q 6ssise 70 sslievs haoas ss0aisR. vim
sPs1 ifss - ehasps, - I'll vhe 6eslsv e thi1
reeipe 10 GwDss PfsssA o. BaGlisA, vilh
fsIl 6ireetieus ~ psv7aRis9 ssA naag. SssA
- Dsu b addrsuisg visb soop, saaiso
!Ab eaHS: " 4. NsyDI e1e rovs'l
BioeA Esehoase, NJ.
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(0--o0

Saint Nicholas finds the BOYS
and giris Of this neighoorhood
have been go extremely good that
he. despairs OF being able to reward
them all IN person, so he has
formed a temporary partnership
with our firm. We are the Co.
In the concern. He has crowde d
our store with myriads Of things
dear to Juvenile hearts aud in sis ts
only that
We Name Rock Bottom Prices.
In addition to toys and knick
knacks and childreus' goods 10
general we chow an endless pro-
fusion Of sensible and eIes art gift
goods for people Of all sors and
purses OF all degrees Of faibess.
We should like a chance to chow
them 10 you.
Toys for Everyone. Low pric.
ed Music Makers. Prices will
Amaze You. Popular Mrsical
Toys. Wood Playthiugs-pleas.
ing and durable. China Sets for
Lite Maids. Toy Safes. band
some Auto Albums. Dainty
China Novelties. Fancy Goods.
Toys ct Iron and Steel. Noisy
PlaJ things. jar Goo u. Picture
Books. Plush Goods at FAIR
Prices. Fine Photo Albums
Dolls Without End.
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Merit KIra.

We desire 10 saJ 10 our citizens, that for
Gears We have been selling pr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DR. King's New
Life Pills, Buck!en's Arnica Salve and &
leotric Bitiers, add have never handled rem.
edies that sell as we'll. or that give such .
niversal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to euarsnte. them every time. aud We stand
ready 70 refund the purchase price, IL salts
fsetoy results do not attend their use
These remedies have won their great popu
larity purely on their merits. Williamson
nd Diller, Drugg late.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18

devosies ssd diEesses at the pas.
Tie dark eicsids thss hsvs hang ~
10 ore bsgtostng - hfs. and the
silver Hsssg % log htadss froa
eight 10 icing ssss tbroueh tbs sifs.
Lss is6isidesl sGSss b ssdoablsd
and . suprsos e0ort made By oss
and all for the labor Of The coming
year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt R5eum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Cbilblains.
Corns and all Skin krrptions, ana postiv eli
auies Piles or 10 pay required. II 10 guar.
rnteed 10 give perfect satisf. ctioo, or money
ecfunded. Price as cents per box. For sale
by williamson 4 Diller
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18

William Dean Howells will retire
fro m Harper'ssMagszin on the frs,
Of January and take editorial charge
Of the Cosmopolitan Magazine CON.
join ly with John b. Walker.
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------o -
A dispatch frou New York to- the
Philadelphia Press esserts that the
friends OF Mr.. Cleveland favored Hon.
William L. Wilson OF West Virginia.
Tor speaker. At . conference in
New York early In the summer, IL 10
sail. Mr.. Cleveland, while exuress.
Ing admiration for Mr.. Mills, express.
.e.' The fear tia. very stiff line would
he drawn separating The friends oil
Mr.. Mile from the friends Of suo, Der
candidate who might represent some
opposition TO The extre me tariff view.
of SIR. Mills. In such an emergency
u VAS aIwsys wise 20 look for . par.
son Who COM apded the respect Of
every one, and be htd Auch = man il
mind.
That man, be said. vas Mr.. Wilson,
,of West Virginia. Among all the
acquaiDtances whom he made when
he was President there was no man
IN either bouse OF Congress who had
won a higher regard fro N him than
Mr. Wilson bid. He regsrdet vii.
con as, In scme respects, one of The
Ablest poll iciAns whom be had ever
met, and also as possessing the high.
est qualities Of s,stesmapsbip. Some
OF lis intellectual qualities suggested
.hnae Of Carslile. Moreover. Mr.
Wilson, while In entire accord With
the tariff views Of that section Of ,be
psrtv which Mr.. Mills corspicuously
represented was also moi regar,la,,
as an extre mist by the ether wing oil
the party.
10 addition TO that, although II was
matter OF minor exped'ency. il could
not he said OF linn that he represent.
ed the extreme South or the North
ern Democracy, but, living in Yves,
VEgiGis, occupied a sort Of neutral
nr Impartial position. TIE ex-Pres.
ident esld that be dill Lot offer these
views with any purpose of influencing
the decision Of the Demo era ic eau.
Gus, but simply to suggest to hi.
tT'ends that II any emergency arose
they had a grand man in Mr.. Wilson,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
COKGREss

. 1p 'be United etafea Senate, on
lie Sab Hr Call, Of Florida, was
sssIn IN IN HE prima face case
wi,fouf cbjecnou. In the ITou-e.
lion harles r Crisp was elected
fpeSIer. end made brief sddresa.
Committees from both bouaes ere
rrroinfed tn wait on the President
srd rotdy BIN Of the organizations
of Congress.
The sessions or both boures of
Cor gree were brief on the 9th.
sdio uipment following the reading
III the Presidents mef esge. The
Uonee adjourned TO Saturday with
tie understanding that further
s6jopfrrent shonld. be then taken
until Wednesday IF this week.
In tire Senate. On the 10th, Gle
bile, covering . large number of
subjects. and eight joint resolutions
were introduced. THE beats oil
previous Senate records Most Of
these bills were old stagers, which
have made their appearance in pre-.
c~ding Congresses. The Senate
adjourned until Monday.
Congress- was not In session
Friday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
alliance DEPARTMENT.
Matter fes dis DsearsDsnt yin - -
drssssd % B. B. Johssoa. 7oaasy. ". We

The C.-unsy y. A Will convene q,
The Court Hause on Friday. J.s 1t;
at 10 q m. sb,rp.
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Perfectly Wen.
PrLLnon1 Dubuqus Ca. L., sspt.. asa
ntss K. Ptrntszn vrttes: Ey mother and
sissx ssed Pastor Kosrtgs Nerve Tonne tor
nssx.agiA They ees bo<h pe<fec,2y ven nov
and never tired Of PrAtAng the tonsoL
IL Was Indeed . Miracle.
81 VIAsr g.. BnooEI-xs. y. T., Ang q -
j vish 20 s.eas vkaa . vent4xfai bsrsnt Pas
tor kocntgs Nerve Tonic haA BEEN % Eay Lrosh-
ca. who has sufSarss from rises-sassixm sfubs
Issc $50 kAs nst been aAbs - DO vosk a. ary
Kind sa.ss that tinaA He has sx<sd - hinds cf
patent n,edio<nes And dtEsSsnt dossoxs of sSih,
bat Al without bensft. until hs tosk ths Teuts
he hEs nsally fnipfov ed s,ooe and VII
say al hu bSreda besides " ho have seen him
oCTlny his aickness. xhat &c indeed q nasg-
ale 70 SEQ htin rsstossd 70 haelth -
". d. GRAHAM
RnH-A.v al1sAss Hook - Nesysss
m. poSs Isas1 80 can m slso os',as
This :. medy has been prepared by the: Reysreni
bnov prepared under his directaoP By the
KcEMIo MED. CO.. Chicago. iu.
sclc by Drusgists ut ~ per Bottle eSn1es
Largo Size, oL55. Bottles sor -.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18

PLAIN DRESS GOODS.
Double width Cashm res I2Ic.
thir y different sba1ts.
36 inch Henriettas only CSC, 20
shades cheap 1T 35o.
All yooi p'su StrgeF, 40 inches. 10
Is shades al Soc.
Al 30 J Henriettas al SOC, 40 inch,
sll rev shades, ortb Csc.
All wool Henrietta a. 75c. 46 inch,
bought .hem % cell al o0C.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
AL wool Black ssrges. so snd Coo
Ali wool Henrieuss at Soc, 40 inch.
We pride ourselves ON tcis value.
Stripes and Plsids ~ soc in 1 Jack
sr" " '''"s and Black and Grey.
SIZE ard 'sTP tlsnTiet'ss At 500
81 20 81 so, 81 IS aEd 81 %.
GRAND CFENING or
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j. L. Taylor g. Go,

Househoid Emporium.
Ch.ldrens' Bazaar Fan
cy Goods, Notions,
Dolls, To7s, Games,
Wagons, Bicycles.
N. Centr ST. Cumberlsn d. Nd
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SOCIETY STATIONERY

SOCIETY STATIONERY
S:-:) 81
CIT G,ss. cliss orssnasa
FAsiga Rsysi hskss - I've
- Co0te, ssd Ae'er Dfases
cspA- 0fs Boeks. Assssrs
ArDse fos Decoration. Gbld
Pea Albsas oaAak Benks,
~asd feeke se5ki.
JNO "A. FULTON & e Z
1sok Stare. oPpesiss ross-eaeei
cursRaIaxp, ,fA- - =
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JNO A. FULTON & &C
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PLAIDS AND STRIPES.
20 pieces striped Dress Goods ~ %
snd 25c, double width, ell pss
styles.
Fancy Plaid Serges 1T soc, 20 isch
80 Inherent colorings.
Fsncy Plaid SuIiiBes 81 so, CON-
Using sil The latest effects.
One lot 6gnrcd Dress Goods At l5s
cap =; 25r.
40 inch Soaking Flsouols SOC,
81 iOch SackIpg FianpeIs Csc.
DOMESTIC BARGAINS.
Prints u, 5. sni &c.
Ouiirg Riaunels. 10. ~ snd iSc.
Hgms Made PLANETS, Csc.
Canton FlsDosls. g, 3 snd l0c.
T illcd Flsnnels, 20. 25, IS 4 90
Ballsdsvslt FIanael. so, 7je asd "
NEW FALL GOODS ar
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80. .ssss
ss-s.
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cUNBHaLAND.. m
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-09
THE WORKING DAY.

DR.. Arlidge, an Englishman, has been
studying question which is of general
interest, namely, what should be the
limits of the working day9 And he came
to the conclusion reached by most careful
and thorough students of the question.
He points out that individual qualification
for work varies in direct relation to innate
freedom from disease, hereditary or &C.
quired, and from bodily deformity; to
original and acquired aptitude for labor;
and, in some measure, to mental gifts.
Idiosyncrasies and racial characteristics are
other minor factors determining ability
for certain kinds of employment. These
diversities in individual capacity for
work demonstrate to the satisfaction
of the Psychologist the futility of
general rules to govern all mems labor.
1t is further pointed out that although
physical exertion in great excess is detri-
mental to health and life, its effects are
less pronounced than those of sedentary
work, statistics clearly proving that the
comparative mortality of the latter, as
exemplifed in numerous trades, is con-
siderably greater than that attributable to
strong and active muscular exercise.
Apart from the physical toll incident to
this or that employment, there are multi
tude of collateral and accidental condi-
tions of great influence upon capability
for labor. All these must be scrutinized
before an attempt is made to determine
the proper quantity and duration of work.
After going over the whole ground DR..
Arlidge, while admitting the existence of
certain trades presenting conditions of
labor seriously prejudicial to health and
life, and consequently calling for some
limitation of the hours and extent of labor
deprecated general interference by legis-
lative enactments with the freedom of
men in the pursuit of their selected
trades, as being detrimental to enter
prise and to the man ufacturing interests
of the country. Such interference, he
thought, would also prove destructive of
individual responsibility and of the feeling
of independence, and would replace by
State nursing the natural law of self pre-
servation.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-09
THE AMERICAN HOG.


Since the American hog got through the
Brandenburg gate-and be it noted that he
didn't have to crawl under this friends
have been looking around to see if there
isn't some other gate that can be opened
for him. And they have turned their
eyes upon Austria. In 1880 the United
States exported to Austria 709, 1856 pounds
of bacon and hams, 10000 pounds of
salted pork and !, 1,365,01 pounds of lard.
Since that time our exports of these
products to that country have virtually
ceased because of governmental decree of
prohibition similar in spirit to the one
that Germany has just rescinded. Like
Germany, Austria has gone to making
beet sugar on large scale. In the last
three months of the calendar year 1890
she sent US beet sugar amounting in value
to 81 ,751, ,429.
1t is thought that perhaps a hint to
Austria from our State department that
unless our pork products were admitted
the duty on beet sugar would be imposed
again, would have the same effect that it
did on Germany. 1t is certain that the
American hog is needed in Austria, and
that it would be good for him to be there.
If he can get there through hints, or
reciprocity, or any other suitable arrange
ment he ought to. He is too useful an
animal to be restricted in his travels.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-09
Put Off The Wrong Wan.

A Kentucky passengerin in western sleep
ing car, who had been drinking heavily,
asked the colored porter at what hour Gov
ington would be reached.
1.-TWO o'clock termorrer mornin'" an
swered the darkey.
"Waal," said the traveller, 1--WE been
drinkin' pretty freely. When we git thar
put me off. When you come to call me in
berth number II you may find me remon-
strative and fighting drunk, but there are
81 for you to pay for all injuries. Mind,
now, want to get off at Covington, you
| understand"
"Guess do, boss" SAID JEFF, as he pock-
eted the bribe. "Doan't matter how yer
kick, off yer goes, sure"
At o'clock next morning, as the train
was entering Cincinnati, the big Kentuck-
ian awoke. He grabbed his gripsack and
| who was standing at the extreme end oi
the aisle. When jeff saw the man he
| turned almost white and his eyes dilated
until the pupils stood out like butter
plates.
Didn't give you 50 to put me off al
Covington, heya" Missed the traveller be-
| tween his teeth.
"Sartain, sure; honst fac" scquiesced
the dsrkey as the perspiration started out
all over him, land we did throw a gemmer
off at Covin'ton. L thought was you, 'cast
he kicked wusser nor a mule"
Then the porter offered to return the 50
which the Kentuckian refused to take back
saying the joke he had played on his fellow
traveller of an adjoining berth was worth
the money to him.