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F0llowIag Directions.

Nom the Chicago Daf'v Tribm.
OF course you have all heard that Mr. Yorkes has had
hung In all his sign Of which the following is
copy:
fuH Lipirs DoEs ssxlE AsouT IT. iur TH.v ARE
AGAINST Tng sPfrriHG HABIr IN STREET CARS.
Just Asx rnrh ABOUT IT,
the sign and read It. 4 lady next to him. lie did
Mr. Ysrkess sign he had the right to speak to her
ne turned to her and said:
Are You opposed to the splitting habit in street
cars"
"Sirr' she said, In asSyscraper inHectiop,
II sstd. Are you opposed to the splitting habit in
street carsr"
How dare you address = lady whom yon do not
knowy was the reply. and she sared at him.
II AK you because the management OF this com.
pany tells me 10 do So"
"Conductor !" called the lady.
The conductor In, and tho lady, pointing to the
Innocent Young man. said
This man has insu.ted me wish you to put him
out OF this car. demand it,"
The young man explained that he only doing
what the management Of tho company told him 10 do.
and insisted the had not iasuited the lady The
conductor turned red In the fave The lady inSted
tue etectmsnt OF the young The conductor tried
TO get the young Of tho by asking hin to
leave In order TO avoid trouble. The young man
fused The conductor took hold Of him. and the young
showed light The gripman called IN 10 assist.
Then the young asked for minute 10 explain. lie
pointed to the sign aud the conductor decided that the
young man hal the right TO ask the question The
lady nOked up ut th- sign bit her lower Tip until II
looked Ike r,d wagon and then left the car st the
neN
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sssss ssss g:;sss:'ss .Gs & :s1Js sfs
:s::Ii.: ;s''s| Il: $:E:: ; 81:
s1 8aGs bonslass Glas' are % sm9ns sSs
gsShmap ipr ne5t ystsd
ss nsa toni ss 9aSfd'a p sssas ssi Iesds
YMas S' : nSs "a
snns saa fSe aoidtSwsss @ Who " Wss Ssd
has been engaged by stuart Robson for three
M sn. Jane o apE,s s1 .ns mother os ri thSss Sns
rest r' hoIne which has sheltered nsr, for many
sSS .:s y ss
t%s Sa. Neisheg sctras. % Was sntrsIy % success:
R e ISs dad and ssssnSs the s0s Z
esao theatres have recently discarded the
and New nSs
Ssn aS Il 4 s A%'ss pssssa n Fsnt Roph r. ts
As ne
Srstte now travelling IL %iiiss support
penlnAn. InOInpbOn GOuiunC tuko. peLt IN
Hst Fridays 2itor.s s1 pd be1st + RhIs.
aosoes Sss who went ssns out Ws NJ
dons and came. back penn!iess hive pooled
in their. behalf All the singers injured in the
railroad wreck Of the Andrews Opera Oom-
pnny have. scttled their claims against the
killed, received S7o66. some Of the actors
accepted as little ss. $3.50 apiece; The
troupe. will resume its travels A boy
fott has hscn pieTSsd Ip%p hroth The ,hod 81
SSfnS rebufi last % Week. An actor II the Eight Beis
oross his nose Th.lef f,df II the 4
seems. Is to be revived by two managers next
season. Eugene Tompkfns win reproduce it
In New York and Boston. while ". J. Gilmore,
the Philadelphia manager. will take, the old
spectacle into al other territory: Both Topn. NJ
;uss iao salea %rG in hs
troupe from the road Augustin Dalys stock
company and Charles Frohmans stock COM
pany will play simultaneous eng9gements IN
ban Francisco next summer. Both troupes
will 60 to London tho following season, and
Cofiey. the skeleton Dude" ia again marry.
ing on the stage" one Eva CourtwTight IN the
solemn farcs dozen siTef rs Raofbp part 5 91 ar ther
Davenport will retire from the Boston Museum
that John E. Kollerd, now in The Lost Psra-
seum's leading actor.
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Manager Huber has for the leading attrac-
tion at his museum this week the five cham
pion lady sprinters" Of the world. These
ladies will give running contests. and their
performances will be entirely different from
anything that has been at this popular resort
as yet. In tho curio halls are many new fea-
lures. among which are Prof Beck. with his
trained birds: Daisy Hull. electric girl; Big
Alice: Ida Brown. fire queen; Nora Hilder-
brandt. tattooed lady. and many others Prof.
Mellln. in his "black art" mysteries. heads
the stage company. assisted by many clever
performers.
The Partisan embroidery and cornet band.
composed Of six women. were so great an ut
traction at Worth's last week that Prof. Worth
has reengaged them for this week. The
female visitors were especially interested In
their needlework. Ericsson will present his
sasss sa and TRs g essE
suIaity; .N9nssnsisslItissr = L Marsh N,aa
those ao Who viii entertain on next sunday the
nsdrsasi nd % But
Bors shs EshS SSenss the
dramatic star is Fanny Herring. whose west
Vigorous and conscientious performances.
This week she changes her play once more.
sensational melodrame. 1.-The Female Horse
Thief" in which she impersonates Mar0arst
ing company. In tho other two thestoriums
attached to Doris's are score Of variety per-
formers. In the curio halls this week are
Palmer. magnetic woman: Clair twin sisters
one midget. the other leviathan; Wesley s
Stewart, the armless and legless phenomenon
Manager Doris, entirely recovered from o very
severe case Of influenza. Is again at the helm
OF his profitable ship.
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UnforVotteA.

A. some rare strain Of an old poem strays
Back from oblivion. ana gladdens me.
30 steals upon my heart the memory
OF you aud tho old days:
Days whom fashioned out our nvss' svsst scheme;
You with ambitious hopes and lofty plots;
And gathering the dear rergstmsnots
10 wrsaths future dream.
A Nay.time, lilac blooms. and hun Of bsss
And birds and breszes blssfui carollinsA
And al the spring. fugitive sweet thiAgs
CommingiinG sestAciea
mat onoe We shared. but ns'sr again shall know,
Save In the vague. mysterious reslm Of dreams;
Where heart keeps sacred tryst With heart and seem
Lost In the long ago.
To-day know not where your footsteps wend;
Tho world Is large, and we. meAnderng
However dev1ously yet never bring
Our paths to the same end.
where'sr you fare your steps lead 10 the heights
Beyond my reach. keep tho valley path
And Rean the sweet. late summers aftermath.
Fragrant with suoh delights
A. you would scarce count worth your gathering,
You who must win upon your upland ways
heros hurels or poets bays:
Yst while strive to sing
wonder IL perchsucs some asdsl,ne song
OF mine may one day. huttering trsmuiously,
WArbling In lovespun lays all blithsfuuy
The words unssid % long;
Come to your heart ike dovs messenger.
And rouse regret and waken memory:
That song should be my dearest song to ma
Ny hearts interpreter.
And Oh. sometimes dream that you have passed
Beyond the shadows to . bourne unknown;
And then dream You are my very own.
Ny very own at last.
But from the tryssinG place in fairy lands.
The dreamers yeafniug heart no trophy brings;
Not cen the memory OF . kiss that clings,
Or touch oflovtng hands.
And still joy In thus remembering yet.
And sending after you this raverled strand
OF song. half honoy.swest with memory. aud
Half bitter with regret
RosALiHI E JoHxs
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Prom Tmp's Bar.
Asun :. heard at the dead Of night.
And every man 20 ihe signal trns
p'fnfss so% a1f P,.SSs Pl.S. .s.nSy u ,ss eager ere"
First glance At the shudderinR foam.
Then tossthsr; with 6.isd SrssIh;
Little they rrck OF wehtheE
Bot tear their way
Through blind.ng spray.
up x''S IA lsss,sss s:,s s,sa. u and iiF'SoF'
They see the ship In sudden dash
sinking ever.
Now It's come TO . ngbt with death;
Finy strotes - and they're at her side.
j they ia:i through .hs .wIsi ssrlfsi
Ah. my la,is IT'S race for life
Over the breakers wild,
Little they reck OF weather.
Bnt tear their way
Through binding gprsy,
"tS' VAN "A Y, !,s:;SS: y, p!ss:; 4 sai iii nj i:s"
And loving hearts are ON ths shore
Hoping. tearing;
TIL over the sea there comes cheer
Then the click Of the o.rsyou hear
He'er thought Of the danger past
Vow the lads are on land st last;
Ehat,s a,,oI1n 70 NJ to AZ gs!Ipnt y nn , srsW ,..,
Over the breakers Wild,
Little they rsck OF weather,
Nut tear their way
Through biindtnR spray.
IIeA tbs nkippsf cheef. and say.
"Up 1I,s .st.sit: Ssa; ~ .ad iif' hir1 .~.nv.
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Two Polite Men Meet.

from Nf fN'og7 I1'TV IF'0IN1
NJ G, Tous!ey Of the Englewood Egp was sit
ting in his Office, 246 Sixty second Street. last
night when ho thought he heard a footstep in
the room. Turning. he gazed into the polished
barrel of a revolver
"Gvo me what money you have or I'll shoot"
II Would with pleasure" Mr.. Tousley re-
piled. "but-I-,well. to tell you the truth. !
haven't a cent about me-"
The robber did not ask for proof He walked
backward to the door. keeping. Mr.. Toupley
covered with the revolver. bowed courtsounay.
The sun., 1892-02-07
The Modest Lever.


Fbom brcokir~ LVs.
When Charles called on hts love, one night
He found the maid engaged In weeping
And though engaging was the sight.
He deemed if aome what out OF keeping.
because she WAS engaged TO him,
And 20 he asked her why she cried;
And she, with eyes both moist and dim,
Drew forth her 'kerchief, and replied;
- Dear Charlss I had to CRY, you see
nc-becAuse my mind was In whiri;
6upsup.poso you mover had met me,
And gone and loved some other hirlf
Suppose, dear Charles, you'd m.married her
Bs.0sfore our c0urtship had begun;
Unjust such course you might prefer.
Bbut, darling, what would hsvs done r.
Charles stood snd twirisa his moustaehs tips.
3hen bent and kisssd her ON the lpa,
The vatnsst lever In creation.
"You'vs rot me-" said he, with oigA
Then gave the tips another twin;
80. dsAre1t, II you've got 70 cry.
Just Do u for that other Giri.~
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Lew lnooeG
Nsa ~ fsroWao MA
Our love u donsi
would not have u back. oay
j would not hare my whOSe year NAyl
But yet for our lead pAssion's sAke,
xtss me once more and strivc 20 make
Our lAss kiss the Rupremees ous;
For love 10 done.
Our lore II done
And olin my eyes With tears are wet.
Our souls are stirred with vain regret;
We ease farewell. yet caunot speak.
And hrm resolve grows strangely weak,
Though hearts are twain that once were onA
Since love 70 done.
But love II donsi
lknov u, vow It. and that kiss
Nust Get hnts 70 our bliss,
Yet when felt thy month meet miAa,
Ny life again seemed half divine.
Our very hearts together run
Can lovo Be donef
Can love b donei
VINO cares II this DO mad or wieef
Trust not my words but read my eyes,
Thy kiss bade sleeping love awake:
Then take me to thy heart: Ah take
The life that with thine own 10 one, +.
Lovs not donet
The sun., 1892-02-07
They Also Serve.

From Ae Albany Evening JosUAai
" They also serve. who only stand and watt"
Take comfort from that thought in lonely hours.
To Do: while others have far richer dowers.
With days brtm full OF hope and work. and love;
Full TO the brim. and hapy. running Ger.
The angels. watching from their homes above,
Can see how sad the waiting 10: how sore
But II the waiting 10 not all in vain.
II those who watt are serving truly. too:
Oh. then they need not mind the nameisss nain.
But think II 10 the par: they are to do.
And peaco and rss. will all tho lonely days
That once were hlied with nnugbt but pain and woe
For though We cannot nderstand d His wAya
Enough to know Our Father wills It 20.
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A Dllcu ma.

"lsAy" whispered the hotel clerk as no stepped into
the landlords ptiva,s Office. lyon real estate In
this city"
Yes" >
hotel In town"
''Ot course You told him 1t Isl"
~ haven't answered HIM didn't know whether 10
boom opposition hotel or give the town black eye
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slightly.

II never withhold snythng FROM my wife. Iteal her
every night all that have done during the day"
"And do you tell her every day what You have done
during the nghtr
"weil, that's different"
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Her View When Twelve Year. one.

dsmsel Of twelve who d'sliksd boys wrote an
essay upon them. IN which she said III had my way
ha the boys In the world would be srs and the other
half would bs dolls"
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Always se.esL,.s to b. Th.nIfu, For.

Doctor 10 newly made fathsr)-sir you are 70 bs con
grAtuiated. You are the father OF twins.
ha2py Parent tdoubIuiiyt-Thsrs 20. They nigh
The sun., 1892-02-07

Ina police sergeant can be dismisssd sus
pended. but he cannot bs reduced to the rAnkG
The sun., 1892-02-07

IF s,0,o.s-Dr Edwin checkley's "Naturai Method
ot Physical Exercise Ms Published by ". Bryant Co,
RroAdwhv BFOOklSn.
The sun., 1892-02-07

CD. (Hsdteml-ws think that As wife is right: b
can't stop her pay because ner husband owes him
money, Nor can b Bspe her for the rent due.
The sun., 1892-02-07

4. G. aios-John Norrisssy was in Congrsss from
The sun., 1892-02-07

j. 0B 1oM-Youll nnd the linsa II never yet did
hear That the bruisd heart was pierced through the
ear" in otheo" act l., scene ILL., In Babasd' second
spsech after DesdsaoaG's answer TO the DAks
The sun., 1892-02-07

A. some rare strain Of an old poem strays
Back from oblivion. ana gladdens me,
90 steals upon my heart the memory
OF you and tho old days:
The sun., 1892-02-07


s: fS' THis'f HS@ ss
vsrnishsd But Il you iusis. on making verb. ito
shellac write In the past "shsllaoked" 30 the Cen
tury Dictionary Webster does not allow the verb
.:sg 4sa witness to gFfy' os"s %se'
We don't SEQ why not. II she 10 q citisen, The law
and the decisions simply require that the wit
ness should bs . citizen.
VIVA. tho origin Of the absurd but s.m,sr phrase.
Everything lovely and the goose hsngs
We do not know. Does "hanss" mean " nic, :"
Birds ~ higher in clear weather than In oioudy heavy
weather.
In what century did Lear reign - King OF B,;.a!n'
Rho rsisned at al he reiened before the Christian
era But his story 10 believed to be legend merely
4 n. Rac~osd-In case Of the death or disability OF
the President and tho vloePreadent the Secretary OF
state would become acng President: u he could not
the other members OF the Cabinet would act In this
orders Secretary Of the Treasury SECRETARY OF War; At
tornoy-0eneral Postmaster General Secretary OF the
Navy. and Secretary OF the Interior The Secretary OF
Agriculture no. in the line Of succession hts once
was created after the act fixing ths succession.
MJ-Laurs Keens opened theatre known a. laura
Keenss Varieties on Dec IT. 1865, This theatre was
known later a. the Winter Garden; II stool on Broad
way. opposite Bond street.
yams, OB-Presumably you are Roman Catholic.
II co. you can place your children probably In tho
Catholic Protectory, ths Once Of which 10 at %i5
Broomo street.
, g. Homa,-ws know Of no book that describes "all
sorts OF knitting machinery" there 10 such book
you can get II from the d. Van Nostrand Co.
}. OB. Egsn-You'll ind the linsa II never yet did
bear That the bruisd heart pierced through tho
ear in othelo" act L. scene Ill., In Brabdaf6' second
speech after Desdssosa's to the Daks
CD (Nsdieml-ws think thnt As wife Is right: d
can't stop her pay because nsr husband owes him
money. Nor can Bspe her for the rent due.
~. Fr,o.s-Dr. Edwin Checkley's Natural Method
NJ Physical Exercise published by W. Bryant Co.
J. MA police sergeant can be dismissed or sus.
pended. but he cannot bs reduced to the rankG
4. G. adt-John Norrisssy Vas in Cougrsss from
1850 TO 1878. two tsrms.
s4.as sre,l~soa.-ws do not know Of correspond
cot named Mortimer"
j. kaAss.-Ths mayor Of this city has . salary Of
$4,000 sysaE
S,~ wsss~--" La olssle' 70 psososscsd "Lah sss-
gable"
n wS~-" stivsr Dollar saish NJ y psuosssa
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Help the Hospitals.

SAvANNAH, Sept. 19-Editor Morain1
Netos: want to say a word to the people
Of Savannah in regard to their hospitals.
To those that have means would say now
is the time to give freely. Open your
hearts and purses and give literally that
the poor, overtasked attendants and ma
irons may not have to strain every nerve to
find clothing TO cover the poor, and com-
pensate the faithful ones who attend the
bedsides of the sick. Let me say right
here, and speak of what / know, that
there are in the city hospital in this
city attendants who will find high seat in
heaven; who are doing more good by ex-
ample in kind-hesrted Christian living than
pulpit preaching can do in century. To
you cold-hearted well people l would say,
wake up and let these weary ones know
they are appreciated by making lighter for
them their burdens, and don't wear out
their patience by visiting and talking nom
sense about charity, but go to your purse
and give them something or to your ward
robe and give them what you can spare.
Cold weather is coming soon when there
will be much need among the poor.
MRS. r. d. Sims.
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Valuable Property at Auction.
LD.& R. D. laROChe, auCtiOneerS

On TUESDAY, the 4th day of October, 1892,
We will sell before the Court House door during
the usual hours OF snle:
A Two-sToRY DOUBLE HOUSE on PresI-
dent street, between East Broad and Houston
Streets and ONE ~ STORY DWELLING 10 the
rear on State street. This is very eligibly To-.
Gated property and may be treated for at priv
ate sale until day of sale.
For terms, etc., apply at Office of Auction.
GERS.
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It denotes trace OF rain or snow.
T. II. SMYTH, Observer, Weather Bureau.
q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. 10. 10 P. NJ.

WEATHER BUREAU, :
SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. 10. 10 P. NJ. J
SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature for the day
was 81 and the minimum III, the mean
temperature being 79e, a. above the nor
NAL. The total rainfall for the twenty
four hours ending at O'Clock p. IN. was
LOS inches. During the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock to-day rain fell through
out the cotton belt, except in the New Or
leans, Little Rock and Galveston districts,
where generally fair weather prevailed.
The rainfalls were very heavy in the Au-
Rusta, Charleston and Savannah districts.
The following heavy falls were reported:
Savannah district-Millen LAC inches,
Eastman 80 inches, Wsyoross l. &c inches,
Gainesville, Fla. 1.25 inches; Corde!e LILO
inches. Augusta district-Camak 210
inches, Greenwood, s. c., / 80 inches; AL
triot-St. Georges so inches, Green Pond
2.70 inches. Montgomery district-Cor-
dova 8. 10 inches, Marion 200 inches. Mo-
bile Observation-Disclosures, Miss, l 20 inches.
Memphis districs-Corinth, Miss, 2.2O
inches. Decatur, Ala, ESQ inches. At 8
o'clock D. IN. cloudy weather prevailed
throughout Tennessee, Northern Georgia,
Southwestern North Carolina, Northeastern
and Southeastern Florida, along the Massa-
chusetts coast, Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Iowa; elsewhere clear to partly
cloudy weather was reported. The disturb
anoe central Sunday night IN the Eastern
Gulf has moved slightly northeastward with
a slight increase in intensity, and tonight
centers In Southern Georgia, a second ''lown
Is moving in from the extreme northeast
An area Of high pressure, attended by clear
and i. cool weather. covers the upper lake
region.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity Is /:
Occasional rains, slight changes In tempera-
ture, variable winds. p. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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LEGAL SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE.

IN compliance with an order granted by the
J. Superior Court Of Glynn county. Georgia,
of hardware belonging to the BRUNSWICK
HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY, I
hereby invite and announce that am ready to
receive bids for the entire stock or q part OF
same. Bids will be received for cash or on easy
terms, not to exceed twelve months, with SUI
fcient security to satisfy the court No bids
will be accepted unn approved by tho court.
Said stock consists of PAINTS. OILS. SASH,
DOORS, BLINDS, NAILS. STOVES, TIN
WARE, CHAINS, AXES, IRON, CARTRIDGES
and SHELLS, WINCHESTER and MARLIN
RIFLES, REVOLVERS. WEED HOES, MAT
LOCKS, SHOT, BABBETT, PLOW STEELS.
WOODEN WARE, TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERY, SHELF and other HARDWARE.
HORSE. MULE and WAGON and OFFICE
FIXTURES. The right TO reject all bids re-
served. Address WILLIAM H. BERRIE, Re.
oelVer, Brunswick, Ca.
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.

IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, ST. AUGUSTINE.
~ . FLA, September IS, 1899. Sealed pro-
posals for furnishing labor and material and
constructing ietties at the mouth OF the st.
Johns River Fla, will be received at this office
until IL M, on October 10, 1892 and then
publicly opened. Specifications. blank pro-
posals, and all available information viii be
furnished on application 70 this office. j. @.
MALLERY, Major, Corps Of Engineers, U, 8. A.
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CoRALs OF some kinds are found in all seas.
Those stony formations popularity called corals
are mostly produced within the tropics. Proba-
bly, the variety best known is the red or pink
coral long esteemed for ornaments. This was
found ia the Mediterranean from a very early
period. Now, however, IL has become 80 rare a.
To be practically extinct.
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NJ. ADAM PAULsoN of the Royal Danish Acaf-
envy has been conducting series Of expert
ments to measure the nights of the aurora
was from to miles, at Cape Farewell from
20 10 miles, at SpitzenburR from one third of a
mile to 10 miles. The measurements were
made with theodolites,
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AUCTION SAILS FUTURE DAYS
Sale Fine Office Furniture
By J. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
On TUESDAY. Sept q. 1899. at Os Bay, opposite
old postofilce. ct II O'Clock:


old postofilce, ct II o'clock:
Large size ROLLER DESK, DOUBLE BLACK
WALNUT BOOK CASE, OFFICE CHAIRS,
STOOLS. STANDING and SITTING DESKS,
PIGEON HOLES. REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER. OFFICE SAFES, HEMP MATING,
LIBRARY TABLE, INVOICE, and LETTER
CABINET. PICTURES, LAMPS, OFFICE
CLOCKS, LETTER PRESSES, ROTARY BOOK
CASE, etc, etc, with the usual supply Of
OFFICE FURNITURE.
Also, complete LAW LIBRARY ON MA
RINE MATTERS. GRIswoLDs FIRE UNDER
WRITER'S TEXT BOOK. a very valuable book;
% VOLUMES ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA,
etc, OFFICE SAFE, LAW BOOKS ON FIRE
INSURANCE etc
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Bargains.

Commencing Monday, Sept 10, and until
school opens The Famous Clothing House
will sell boys suits at cost for cash. This
offer is not limited to any special class Of
boys':suits; fine suits shall 20 at cost as we'll
as the cheap ones. Make up your mind
that there is no humbug about this offer, as
The Famous is not In the habit Of adver-
Using humbugs.
In suits for gentlemen we beat the world
this fall. Come and look at our strictly all
wool suits for $40. You never bought any
thing for near that money as good.
%I,k
Hats AS leader we offer this fall q
stiff hat for 81 80. You have paid many
times 50 so for no better hat. Our i'm
ported hat beats any IS hat in the market
and we sell it for only So so. Come and
look at them. VIII be glad to show them
TO you whether you are ready TO buy or not.
The Famous Clothing House, las Brough-
ton street. Bennett Hymes, proprietor. -Gd.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris-
When abe had Children, she gave them CastOEis
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FOR SALE.
FOR SAIB-

Tug Kate Jones 100 feet long, 30 feet wide
and 10 6-10 feet dspth; gross tonnage, l0324; net
tonnage, GAO; cylinders, 1880; new boiler;
from hull.
Tug Dandy. 100 feet long, 90 feet wide, 6.i0
feet depth; gross tonnage, l0l 81; net tonnage
bZ79; cylinders, I5x25; iron hull.
Tug Anna Belle 20 feet long, Is feet wide,
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Is So; cylinders, 10 square; wooden hull, new
boiler, All In first-class condition. For any
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