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SOLID FOR HILL.
Tammany TO Remain Loyal to It's Leader
While There is Hope.


NEW YORK, June ia prominent Tam
many man is quoted as saying to-day:
"Tammany Is loyal to Hill, but every one
is in doubt as to the feelings Of two-thrds
of the delegates. Cleveland is certainly
beaten, but the question is, Can Hill get the
necessary 500 votes? We think he has
chance, and the effort OF the New York men
will be 10 concentrate all opposition to
Cleveland on Hill. a few ballots will
suffice TO show whether this plan can be
made feasible. 1t can be said positively
that no one has been picked out as second
choice. German, for many reasons, is a
favOTite with New York Democrats, but no
move has been made by which he is TO re-
ceive their votes. As fUI Whitney and
Flower they are not the candidates Of this
State. Hill Is the only one"
PITTsBURG, June 15.-Richard Croker,
the Tammany grand saehem. accompanied
by Leutenant-G Governor Sheehan and 9TH
sTs, passed through tonight en- route to
Chicago. He said they were on the way to
Chicago in the interest of Hill, but didn't
knew whether he would be nominated Or
not He knew nothing of the report that
Tammany had been making overtures to
Cleveland,
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amount Of the bill last year, and authorizes
the Secretary of War 10 make contracts for
certain work involving further expendl-
ture Of S1,376,600
After remarks by Grout of Vermont the
committee rose and the bill was passed. The
committee then went into committee Of the
whole on the revenue bills. The first bill
called up by Shively of Indiana was the bill
to reduce the duty on tinplate. Shively's
speech ELECTED good deal Of applause from
MS party colleagues, and was attentively
listened to.
White of Iowa made his maiden speech
in favor of the BILL
After remarks by ONell of Pennsylvania
and Raines of New York the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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PLATT's LOYALTY.
The New York Leader VIII Support
President Harrison.

The New York Leader VIII Support
President Harrison.
NEW YORK, June 15.-After talk with
ex-senator Patt Senator Frank Hiscock
SAID: "MT. Platt will support the ticket and
give it earnest and effective aid. am con-
fident that we shall have a thoroughly
united support for the ticket in New York.
The opposition to the Presidents renomi-
nation was from what is known as political
organization, and some disappointment
may have naturally followed bis success.
but il must be borne in mind that the pOliti-
cal machine in the State OF New York is
composed OF trained soldiers, In a political
sense, who when nominations are made
are for the ticket every time.n
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SELECTING TUE LEADERS.
Breckinridge Of X Btucky to NomIna at
CleKeland-RaNard to NnmiIInta Gray.

Breckinridge OF Il Btucky TO Nominate
Clsvelsnd-Bayard to Nominate Gray.
NEW YORK, June 15-Congressman W.
C. P. Breckinridge OF Kentucky has been
chosen 10 make the speech at the Demo
cratic national convention nominating Cleve-
land.
WIIAuNGTON, Del. June 15.-It seems as
sured that ex-senator Bayard viii present
the name Of United States Senator Gray at
Chicago for the Presidency. BayaTd is a
Cleveland man, but he fears that Cleveland
may be unable tG get the nomination, or, If
be does, may be beaten.
WAsHINGTON, June Ex-senator Hill
says that unless something unexpected arises
he Will not 20 to the Chicago convention.
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The Engineer Killed.

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, June Is. - The
Doylestown express train collded with a
switch-engine ON the North Pennsyl-
vaDia road at Oreand this even
ing. William Fenton. the engineer of the
express, was killed, and Oscar -Barnot, the
baggage-naster; Theodore McGill, express
messenger, were fatally injured. The fire.
man, Richard Hudson, was badly scalded,
aud dozen passengers badly cut and
hruiSnd
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Of the fundamental patents, and may affect
other makers of typewrters. The REM
ington people have heretofore been quite
passive, but it is stated on good authority
that they are now likely TO proceed against
all other typewriter manufacturing COM
panes. In some cases purchasers of
machines which infringe the Remington
patents may also be proceeded against for
infringemenis
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AGAINST THE TOWN,

San Bernardino Peopls Unite in a Bond
Protest.
ONTARIO. CAL, June 15-An enthusiastic
maSs-meetng was held here and at Chino
to-day, protesting against the courthouse
bonds. A special train brought 7O0 people
from Riverside, Redlands, Cotton, South
Riverside, They we're addressed here by
A. II. Noftzger and I. Ii. B. Chamberlin, OF
Riverside, Ii. II. Lincoln of Redlands,
George Cooley of Cotton and S. NJ. Slough
tee of Rincon. A large delegation from
Ontario went to Redlands to attend the
afternoon meeting.
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They nnaned the SAFE

SAN JOSE, June 15.-Information was
conveyed to the offices of the Sheriff and
Chief Of Police to- day that the store of
Thomas Derby of New AImaden had been
entered last night, the safe cracked and
about 500 in coin taken. The burglars
left behind them the implements used ia
opening the safe.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.
Ex-secretarv of the Navy whitney De-
clines to Enter the Race.

EX-SecFetaTY OF the NHVy WhIIney DC
clines to Enter the Race.
LOWELL, Mass, June 15.-The Evening
Star to-day received the following auto
graph letter from ex-Secretary of the Navy
Whitney:
NEW YORK June IA Dear Sirs: MANY
thanks for your kind thoughts OF me and you
fatterng words. but / must say 10 you, IN al
seriousness, not only am not a candidate, but
told my friends so In such way that they uu'
deTstand il. / do not wish The nomination. No
lieutenant Of CleyelaBd's, particularly one who
is so we'll known 10 the managers OF the party
as am, can lake the nomination. lie wOuiC
instantly be charged with scheming for hims IT.
aud for that reason, II no other / would say
positively, II l thought II necessary, that wOulC
aot take IL II rendered me. Yours truly,
"a
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TIE HOUSE.

The Fortification Appropriation Bill
Passed-The Tinplste Tax Bill.
In the House to-day after the transaction
of routine business the House went into
committee of the whole on the forliflcation
appropriation bill.
Breckinridge of Kentucky briefly ex-
rlained It's provisions. 1t appropriates
SAP, ,372, being S1,9G2, ,427 less than the
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OHIO DEMOCRATS.

A State Ticket and Delegates Selected
and Platform Adopted.
COLUMBUS, June 1.-THE Democratic
State convention was called to order this
morning by Chairman j. A. Norton of the
Central Committee. The mention in his
address Of the names OF Cleveland, Hill,
German, Whitney ana Campbell was
greeted with applause, which showed all
have followers in the convention.
Hon. j. L. Neal WAS made temporary
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Arizona Cattle.

RAPID CITY, S. d., June 15.-The stock
agent of the Elkhorn road says that 1000
Arizona cattle are yet to arrive at Brennan.
There will be no renewal of the troubles
with small ranchers as anticipated. as the
stock will be moved promptly on the MoE-
tana train. The estimated total shipments
OF southern cattle to Montana and Dakota
il OO0
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Imrortant THpawritar peoisinn

New YORK, June 15.-Judge La Comb,
sitting in the United States Circuit Court
here. has on motion Of the Remington Type
writer Company granted an injunction
against the Franklin. restraining the sale OF
that machine on account OF an infringement
OF the Remington patents. The decision Is
The morning call., 1892-06-16

New YORK, June 15-At the North
American toekholders' meeting to-day the
directors whose terms expired were re-
elected and the annual report was unani-
mously approved. 1t showed that the assets
were SO, 49, 513 and the liabilities $685.
822, leaving the net assets S7.87l, 600. The
net cash income of the company during the
year was S146S73
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San Jose's New Theater.

SAN JOSE, June 15.-The Auditorium, an
elegant new theater, was opened this even
ing with grand production of Carmen"
by the Juch Opera Company. The per-
formance was attended by the most prom
inent people in the city. A new theater
has long been needed here. and the Audi
tOrium meets all requirements.
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A Rarhar Burglar.

SANTA ANA, Cal, June 15.-Thomas
Milon, a barber. was arrested here and
taken to TGlare this morning by Constable
G. w. Keller, where he is wanted for bur-
glary. He has been working here for sew
eral months.
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The Aransas Pass Road.

SAN Antonio, June 15-The decree OF
Judge King turning over the San Antonio
and Aransas Pass Railway to the original
company and the bondhoders on the pay
ment of all claims against the road was en-
tered to-day.
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
A Candidate for Governor Selected or
the Second Ballot.

Inc SecOnu BaIIOt.
WICHITA, Kans., June 15.-The Peoples
Party State convention met to-day. The
usual committees were appointed. and the
convention took a recess till o'clock In
the evening. At the evening session
a motion to dispense with the order Of
business and nominate a Governor was
carried. and S. d. Lleweiling was nomi-
mated on the second ballot Llewelling
Inan
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Fruit for the East.

WINTERS, Cal, June 15.-Six carloads of
fruit for the East were sent from this place
yesterday afternoon. This is the largest
days shipment this season, and puts VIM
ters among the most prominent shipping
points in the State
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Arrasted for Fnrrerv

VIsALIA, June 15.-Joseph Sulten has
been arrested at Porterviile for the forging
of checks for small amounts on business
men of VisalIa. He wrote checks here
lavishly for a few days and then skipped.
He will be brought here for trial.
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The Sham Rattle a Failnre.

OMAHA, Nebr., June 15-1he great sham
battle advertised for this afternoon at the
camp of the National Drill Association
proved q complete failure. owing to the lack
of nrpAniZatinn
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Railway Building in the North,

VICTORIA, b. c., June 15.-It is rumored
that the Nelson and Fort Sheppard Railway
Company will begin construction at once
from its present northern terminus. to the
boundary line. 1t is held thatthe boundary
can be crossed by the railway without the
consent of the Ottawa authorities.
The morning call., 1892-06-16

OMAHA, June ia Bee special from
Central City, Nebr. says tn at S. b. Starrett.
the defaulting cashier of the Platte Valley
Bank, which closed week ago, was arrested
to-day on charge of emDezZlement.
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Livermore Is in Line.

LIvERMoRE, Juue ia branch organ
ization of the State League Of Republican
Clubs was formed here this evening. II. n.
Pitcher was elected president
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A CouauI KesIrns.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Thomas Fl.
Sherman, United States Consul at Liver
pool has rendered his resignation to the
president.
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{ ofbett at Work.

AsBURY PARK. n. j., June 5-Corbett
began training for his fight with Sullivan
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oTHFR AKKIVALs.

Some OF the New Delegates That Have
Reached Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 15.-There IS but little
noise being made thus far by the Hill men,
The morning call., 1892-06-16
STARTING FOR CHICAGO.

A Large Delegation OF Senators and Rep
resentatives Preparing to Move.
WASHINGTON. June 15.-Many signs Of
the coming exodus to the Chicago c0nven-
tion were visible about the Capitol to-day.
Senators and Representatives were select
ing their trains and arranging little parties
to travel together The movement will be-
gin in force tomorrow, when Senators Car
Isle. Faulkner, Mills, Pascoe, Villas, lrby,
Jones of Arkansas. Ransom, Brlee and
German will start for the wigwam on the
lake. Later in the week the members OF
the House will follow
The morning call., 1892-06-16

The JAPANEsE.-DenHIs Kearney advertises
another Japauese meeting corner Montgomery
street and Broadway lo-nIght.
The morning call., 1892-06-16

The catarrh that isn't cured costs
$500. Not to you, but to the pro-
prietors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy. They promise to pay you the
money, if you have an incurable
case.
They don't believe that you have
one.s
The morning call., 1892-06-16

Ward off
disease by removing the cause of it.
It's with the liver or the blood, nine
times out of ten. A sluggish liver
makes bad blood-and bad blood
makes trouble. DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery makes pure
blood. 1t inyigorates the liver and
kidneys, rouses every organ into
healthful action, and cleanses and
renews the whole system. Through
the blood it cares. For Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Biiousness, Serofulous,
Skin and Scalp Diseases even
Consumption or Lung-scrofula) in
its earlier stages, it's certain
remedy.
Nothing else is "just as good"
Anything "just as good" could be
sold just as this is. It's the only
blood purifier that's guaranteed to
benefit or cure, in every case, or the
money is refunded.
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No. 4.123-Anagrnm
ITO Afdyl1

No. A.Ie3-Anagram.
ITO Aidyll
o, CONTEST, I'M PL
What "a all this work and query, in our puEzling
world so eerie?
Never will our "krew" grow weary Of our enter
We've all tried to be in training, and the greatest
wisdom feigning
Thinking that might be gaining highest tally in
the score;
Every mystic thought we're seining trusting IL will
bridge us Ger;
Hoping this. and nothing more.
For the houOrs We are striving. aud some one will
soon be hiving
Atypewritsr that's been driving fast our pencils
that have wore
Till there's nothing left worth saving but they've
served to safe our craving,
To be after prizes waving in sight and troubled
Is my mind and yet I'm Drawing brilliant workers,
whom bore
With my trials evermore.
VIII the tyros all be ,cattered7 will the veterans
not be battered?
viii my fond hopes be shattered when I'm
marshaled of the floor?
You may think my chances haIy, you may guess
my mind is may,
But you'll know that crazy when make our
ed. implore
Ne 30 be little lazy. for I'll haunt his s.notum
door
With my ICONS" forevermore
Iron Mask was only dreaming, AidyPs fancy was
but seeming,
myself am only screaming, "HO!d that prize for
IN storev'
Wen all crowd around the ending, while our latest
batch we're sending,
And former failures mending-doing better
than before,
While the fairy Chance is lending us her wings that
we may soar
Where success is evermore.
May MAsKER.
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according to the results of the shots. 1t
was he, by the way. who coached Trubert
for his fatal duel with Dublin, alluded to
above.
A duel in Paris is always an expensive
affair and all charges rest, of course, with
the principals. A pistol duel can't be
done much under $50, including hire of
pistols, hire of two-horse carriage, doctors
fee, coachman's tip and refreshments
sword duel costs less, because swords
can be had for So the pair. After the duel
the principal must invite his seconds and
the doctor 10 dinner or lunch. according
to the hour. and give them the best spread
be can afford. Altogether, duel may be
said to cost about $50, all included. 1
don't think it dear at the price 1t is
grand fun, and affords splendid excite
ment. OF course, If you get badly
wounded that is another ma ter
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No. 4, 124-Rsv- rsRl.
Entered for prize

Entered Tor prize.
"He'sa very sick man." said the friend so grave,
II don't know If ever his life 1 can save;
These pains are alarming this Tailor. this chill,
Make me feel that my patient is feRrfully ILL.,
Now what has he eaten to torture him SOP"
"Oh, nothing at all but some fish, as know
lie caught them himself just out here in the bay
Last Monday, and 1 cooked them for hlm today"
To-day. Why it's Thursday, the weather is hot;
You should know, my good dame there was deatl
in the pot
Three days of such heat one can scarcely live II
il,
Would yGnGl, though kept upon In ey cry minute"
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SERIOUS Charges Ag~'nst jerry simpson.
let. Paul Dispatohf

Jerry's farmer constituents are taking
exception to the fact that he has been
putting on airs" during his sojourn in
Washington, the latter indictment includ-
ing eeveral counts, such as wearing kid
gloves, carrying cane and wearing tailor
made clothes. The congressmans bicy-
Gle also comes in for its share OF condem-
nation. and the story ia being circulated
among the farmers that the superior
charms Of cycling have on more than one
occasion weaned their representative from
his official duties.
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No. ALBA Welcome Sig,

young lads uarents died, leaving him destitute,
and he was bound OUT to n who was very un-
kind & him. soon after release from his the
civil war broke out, aud he was among the FIRST VOL
unteers from his town. He a brave soldier but
on iateful day the enemy took him prisoner Alter
several months OF imprisonment he day saw
what he formerly and felt when his cruel
bea1 him, bat instead oil filling him with indigna-
ton, as in those days. the sight filed him with
unspeaSabe joy, for it TO him promise of sure
and speedy release. [ETHYL.
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ENDORSEMENTS.

benson J. LossISs, L. L. D.,
Historian: Like G Concaye
Mirror II reflects 20 q single
focus sn epitome Of the essen
tial elements of our national
history, showing clearly at q
glance the progress of The ma
tiOn from its infancy to its
present period of maturity"
4. r. SPoFFoKD, Librarian
of Con gress: "1he work may
fairly be termed q brevisry Of
American Politics.
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Sots..


We are all guessing. Who will win7
ITS curious" says Mary Ma.ker, ITO see the
different eomments on work published. Truly Il is
many men OF many minds aud IL Is we'll that the
editor alone m ust render 4 decision"
The competition Of the first half Of 1892 Is now at
its close competitors having only until the close Of
the month In which TO forward their work. Good
work has been done. aud for what Is adj adged the
best OF Il some puzzle-msksr will soon become the
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No. 4,I3O-Mstagr.m.

No. 4, 13O-MstaRram.
Entered for prize
/. Bond, or security,
2. To come to bankruptcy,
g. With window-panes makes free,
=. Where none would wish to be,
5. The Scotch eat heartily,
6. Letters for you and me,
7. On every hand we see,
8. Holds water frequently,
9. Extends FROM sea to sea,
10. From land 20 land will Zee,
II. Holds 'possum to tree,
u Concsals 10 some degree,
10. a cry in mournful key. I'M. C.s
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No. 4.12e transportation.

Entered for Prize.
know 8 man, a m an Of one,
As cold and hard any stone,
Tteo to all gifts OF heaven or earth,
Unmoved by others grief or mirth,
Cslious 10 pleasure or distress,
A lump OF stOlid selfshness
To see one live in such 4 fashion,
Puts other folks in a three passion,
II ever / IN elected prssidenL
At four I'll make him consul resident,
In hopes the climate there may warm him;
And OF bis frozen ways reform him;
Like tiUe when he beheld of old,
BEST Ends" loyalty unfold;
Heis no fire, fear me, though,
And I'm no president, knotc.
IN @. S.
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No. 4 129-Charade.

NO. lS9-Charade.
Entered for prize.l
Tbs mountains now have charms for me,
And 1 am longing for the sea;
I'd like the highest peaks to climb
While reign ing is the summertime.
And I'll away 10 spend a day
Just as i please in idle play.
For total will take this jaunt
And all the shady hooks I'll haunt;
The first I'll offer 10 the heat,
From il I'm last. must retreat,
For don't think 1t pays to blink
In binding heat for love or chink.
[MAzY MAsKER.
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HER WRECKED LIFE ENDED.
DEATH OF GEN. sIcKLEs' DAUGHTER
A TRAGIC STORY.

She Lies Beside Her Inflated Mother Tn
Grssn~Ood-Ruined by Dissipation and
Excessss, the Once Brilliant Young wo-
man Dies PractioelIy Err endless and
Alone-sOctsl TrIumphs Years Ago "a tn .
Court OF spain-Hsrs Was q Heritage of
Disgrace and Sorrow.
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THE GREAT LIVER REMEDY.

PERFECT DIGESTION will be accom- plished BY
taking Railways Pills BY their ANTI-BILIOUS
properties they stimulate the liver in the secretion
OF the bile and its discharge through the hillary
ducts. In all cases of sick Headache. Jaundice,
Bilious Attacks, imperfect Digestion, caused By
the overflow of bile and its mixing with the blood,
regulate the action of the liver and free the patient
from these disorders One or two of Railways Pills
taken daily BY those subj ct TO bilious pains and
tOrpidity Of the liver will keep the system regular
and secure healthy digestion,
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DYSPEPSIA

DR. RAILWAYS PILLS cure for this COM
plant They restore strength 10 the stomach and
enable Il 70 perform it's functions. The symptoms
OF Dyspepsia disappear, and with them the liability
OF the system 20 contract diseases. Take the med-
cine according to the directions and observe what
we say in "Ealss aud True" respecting diet
ESS-Observe the folloUing symptoms resulting
from diseases OF the digestve organs: Constipation,
inward piles. fullness of blood in the head, acdty
OF the stomach, hesrtburn, disgust of food,
fulne~s weight Of the stomacf eructstions,
Elm king huttering OF the heart, choking suo-
eating sensations whom in lying posture, dmness
of vision. dots webs before the sight fever and
dull pain in the heal, deficiency of Precipitation,
ye lowness OF the skin and eyes, pain in th side,
chest L bs aud sudden Pushes Of heat, burning in
the flesh
few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
system Of all the above named disorders.
Price 25c per Box. Sold by all Druggists.
Send letter stamp TO DR.. RAILWAY CO., No.
81 Warren street. New York, for Book Of Advice.
BE SURE TO Get Railways"
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Answers.

happy possessor of the one-hundred-dollar Inter-
national typewriter. The winner of this and the
other prizes will be announced early possible.
Answers.
4,105-1 Can-tar. p Csn-trap. 5. Can-hook. l.
Cau-aster Ia star.) 8. Canton. {. Cannot
4.10s-l. Dolt told. ?. Bread, beard, debsr. 5.
Saint stain.
4I07-A-brn-dance.
4,IO5-Dnaer breakfast, tea (tl.
4.I09-B eathens; heat-hens, heath-ens, he-athens.
4,11O-Amplitude.
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No. 4,1a6-Deo@pit..ion.

No. 4, 125-DeoRpitstiOn
Entered for price,
Some persons are two
By being complete"
But think they are few,
For them seldom l meot.
II rouses my ire
To be scolded at all,
And FIRE answers fire,
So my Christening is small.
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DADW WAYS
ID Pill S,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge regu late purify cleanse and strengthen.
For the cure oi all disorders OF the stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases Loss
of Appetite Headache, Constr patton, Costiveness,
Indigestion, BiIiousness, Fever, Inflammation OF
the Bowels, Piles, and all arrangements of the
Internal Visoera, Purely Vegetable, con tanning
mercury, minerals, or Deleterious Drugs.
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Verbally Speaking.

Teck-"Woman is a creature of mood"
Peck-"True; and my wife's mood is
the imperative.
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KNoTTY PROBLEMS.

rour readers are invited to furnish orIsiuN eais-
ma. ohsrsdes. riddles. refuses. and other "Kaorsy
Problems. addressing all communications relativsto
thls d apartment 10 T. K Cnadbourn. lewiston, M I