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DIED.


COHFANF. On wednesday. June l. 1872 a. $40
a. "a. JOHN @ CoHEANE AGED thiriy-sis wears.
Fisher hauer. EOS North Capitol street, Friday, June
husband sh b6 a8s Sd we S ysss
northwest: on saturday. JUNE 4, is6e at O'clock
Services at st. Aoysius Church. 3
GffER. On THURSDAY. June .. 1892 at Z 20 a. m,
three months and fifteen days.
northeast, Friday, June B al 10 p N. Relatives
aud friends are respectfully invited b atis1d.
her home Spring Hill KING G SSrs" esdniy s
SsSSfE v GSuiDMkS eldest daGT as q, q . v.
ve s6iidrsn father one sister two brothers and
many friends 10 mourn her untinely death
c9s S down r., in gs% SS.,l urine.
Her sun has set at high noon time.
As darkness wells the light.
Al, cruel fate. RELENTLESS stroke.
But God, who doeth all things wei.
In wisdom sent the blow.
Lord, may We Mss the Christening rud.
And realize Thy love,
That we shall meet above.
Sleep, desr sister sveetly sleep,
In thy distant. lonely tomb.
And mourn thy early doom
BFHER LOVING D .SS & Fry yrRcry
IFredericksburs Star ana Richmond IVA papers Win
HARVEY. At his residence, blg NJ street northwest,
Tussagy, ma Nay 81, isss: e = go p N. RICHARD
Funersl from ST Pafricks Church sunday June g.
pm. Friends and relatives respectfully invited y
HOLMES Deparfed this life June . lsxr2 nj 4 m
O'Clock q. n :, ANNIE u. HOLMES.
Funeral from residence OF II. H. Armist-sd. No al5
Tenth street soq nth. a. p "a June hslstiv.s
New Bedford. Mass.
HUBNER. Wednesday, June 1, 1Sn,, Ut s.4s
O'Clock, Mrs cATHARINE HrBNER. willow Of the
late Adam Hubner. aged sixty-four years. eleven
= unersl from the residence of he. daughter. Mr.
e. s,; c'ciock Pm Friends and RELATIVES resre.s-
MCCORMICK. On June 2. lsqe, as "a m, JOSIE,
beloved daughter OF Sohn and the late harssrst
Funersi from her fathers residence, ls4a Ezehsh
ttves and friends respectfully invited p
NouRsE On the morning Of June I. lS42 SARAH
". widow q Prof. Joseph z NourSe. An the seventy
F1nsr.i ssrsiess FRIDAY. "a instant at O'Clock q
Oak Hill Chapel Relatives and friends are invited 20
attend
STONE The rrmsfns Of the late LOUIS D. STONE
sssnE pl.es . Rock crssh cemetery THURSDAY. Jg?s
SULLIVAN On June 9. 1850. ct $50 m. III
LEN wife Of Danisl sullivan
Funeral from her late residence 20 street north
east, Sunday = 30 pm fr1csds rssIedafuiy n
vETTA. On yuss 4. isae, BLANCHE OLGA, m
fsPsssi from rssidrnre Of gr.napsrsuss ios sryss
soufhsast. On IridAy. Jnne 3 ~ 4:30Rh
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james Jeffry Roche of Boston read the poem.
Short addresses were also made by Gems. Scho-
field, Slocum, Webb and yeasey and other
prominent military men.
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A DOLLAR A CHANCE.
A Clothing Company on Trial for Conduc
ing . Lottery Scheme.

A Clothing Company on Trial for Conduct
ing . Lottery Scheme.
The case Of the American Supply Company
of Pittsburg, which is otherwise known as a
clothing club, was called for trial in the Police
Court today. The defendants were D. T. H.
Updegrove, president; Robert NJ. Williams,
local manager, and W. C. Cannon, collector.
They were charged with conducting lottery.
Theplan Of the club, by which member agreed
to become one OF thirty-eight persons to pay q
dollar q week for thirty-eight weeks, the COM
pany agreeing TO furnish suit or overcoat to
one Of the persons each week. was set out.
For the defense il was commended that the only
chance in the company is delay in getting the
suit or overcoat, while the prosecution con-
tended that the chance was to get the suit or
coat for $38 or less. In other words, Mr.. Null
lowney commended that the lucky man always
dropped out when he got his clothing.
Mr.. Harry Arnold, a member who got suit
Of clothes for "a, said that the collector had not
called on him for money since he got his suit.
Witness understood that he could drop out IL
some one took his place.
David c. Spencer testified that he paid el into
the club and got an overcoat. The collector
did not call for any more money.
Witness said he Was given TO understand that
when he drew Q suit he dropped out.
Oficer RaH gave evidence concerning the raid
and said one Of the defendants told him that
the weekly drawings were made in Balti-
more.
F. N. Snyder, formerly agent for the COM
panv testified that he seldom collected money
from persons who had drawn suit He did
not know how the award was made. He said
he was never directed not to collect from the
lucky numbers.
Defendant Williams denied TIE conversation
with Raj - stated by the officer.
Judge Miller instructed the fury that the
main question TO determine Wa whether the
club axrangement was . mstter Of chance. II
e was clear 10 tAem that Il was . device offered
By the company and that the inducement was
u furnish clothes st prices LEES than their value
the defendants were guilty, - such would con-
stitute LOTTERY.
The jury, afsr half IN hours dslibestioa,
notice Of motion for uew trial
The court said that counsel would have foux
days in which 10 Als thsir pasa.
1ango q tho IbssD0nGoue.
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SPECIAL Discounts.

10 per cent OF marked prices Of all Black and Cream
Silk and Wool Dress Goods Dress TRIMMINGS But
tons. Embroideries, White Dress Goods, Jewelry Of
real gold. silver and SHE'LL Ribbons and Flowers Par
asol Covers, Brio abrac
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WOODWARD AND LorHnor.
10TH. IITH AND y SITS. NV.
RExxAsr CLEARING SALE
TonoRnow. FnrDAr. JUNE 3.

Yon recall the excellent remnant offerings Of
last Fridays We think tomorrow's Of equal II
not greater importance. Exact language is used
I'm our statements about all goods We adver-
tise just what We have, and what you see here
Is Ouiy q sluall part Of it-spacs will not admit
Of more.
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THIS IS WHAT Is DONE TO MAKE A
REMNANT SALE

Ths several departments are siven thorough
weekly rausackiug and all ''odd sizes - short
lensths." 'small lots." odds and ends"
mussed. tnmblettand soilsd goods. bric-a-brs
that Is chipped or scratched. any and everything
that Is not strfetty perfect or fresh. Is laid
aside at sold Friday ata loo remnant price.
You can readily that I'm large establish
mrnt like ours it is simply impossible to pre-
vent this condition OF affairs. hence the only
thing we can do. as ,eiti not cell imperfect
ooodsfor psrtscf. Is TO put price on them that
viii. move them at once. BY this means our
stock Is always fresh and attractive. If you
should cone IN late and nd that just the thing
you wanted Il sold. don't lie surprised
l.
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HAxpKERcH1Er DEPARTMENT

HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Au-linen Handk srchiefs, with White
embroidered scalloped edges. Reduced from
81 to pc.
D Ladies' Hemstitched All-linen Handker-
chiefs, with Black borders, embroidered with
White dots and squares. Reduced from IS to
pc.
a Ladies' All-linen Handkerchiefs. with seal
Hoped edges embroidered in Black. Reduced
from 20 TO SOC.
8 Ladies' Hemstitched Sheer Aii-rinen Hand
kerchiefs. solid Black borders. one-inch hem,
slightly damaged Reduced from IS to 12}<c.
3 Ladisa' All-linen Handkerchiefs, scalloped
70 edges embroidered in Yellow daisies, soiled.
Reduced from 80 to 35c., 3 for 81. 90.
10 Mems Hemstitched All-linen Handler
chiefs. fjx-inch hem, hand-embroidered in
itials. Ms and 6y's. Reduced from 25 to
1Sc.. q for u. 90.
(Efrst door. Second annex.
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DUSY.
REDuor1oss In LADIES WArsrs.

Reductions. Very OPPORTUNITY we have closed ont
mona "Jobber' the entire balance Of
Reductions. his stock OF Ladies' Dotted Lawn and
Fine Percale Shirt Waists In hundred
Reductions. Or more different patterns While they
Reductions. were made to sell at 6S, rs and Csc.
they 20 on sale tomorrow morning
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Twenty Thousand Homeless Ones.

LONDON, May 2.-Acting Gov. Jermingham's
letter to the lord mayor of London appealing
for help for the sufferers in Mauritius says that
over %, 900 people are homeless and that 5000
houses in Port Louis are in ruins.
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Mrs. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOoTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTESS the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA- Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs. wnslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind % cents a bottle
d3l-ly
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TosEPH q. rolKIxHoRN Bxos TO INFORM
n srfs dn6 Ne i ss1 hss ASssns as
q % Ss ~ fp..Ss &c Susps =. e ss
Increased fseiess and corps Of hr.tclass vofkmen
he = prsparsd 70 exscnte ey6y Description Of printing
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.
WA1srs.

81. so Imported Silk Waists. all styles. %
@S Silk Waists. exclusive 70
81. so SILK Waists made to order.
e. 70 Silk Waists, PalAs Royal speciality. so
e. pS Silk Waists Black and colors 90
81. % Silkfne Waists. Black and colors. 10
e. 35 Figured Silkne and Percale Waists. %
81. % Lace trimmed Lawn Waists. ~
81. 81 India Lawn Waists, all styles. 30
Il India Lawn Blouse Waists SIC
Sc Pleated- front Lawn Waists. .69c
Soc. Waists, all Styles .46c
nc Laundered Psrcale Shirt Waists ..........6 9c
SOC Percale Shirt Waists all Sizes .:j9c
bac Flannelette Shirt Waists ,,.,,,.,,,..... SOC
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Il e Il s. ! III i
s s M N A E E Esah SB'S I'LL e. :.
EHH "A Ekk COG Cog HI EErr
MN ZEE WV ssss
MN Err WwwW sx.s
ExcEEpISaLY Busy.

Our store has been
thro need for the past
three days.
Never before in the an
nails of the retail dry
goods trade have such ex-
traordinary values been
offered as are now being
distributed by us. In
many cases the prices are
less than the actual cost
Of prod uctton.
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Arr GooDs DrpAarxrsr

&c. fflagree Silver Photo Irames ..,......, 100
Sc. Louis XVI style Photo Frsnes. 5c
pc. Antique Braa1 and Silver Frames. .l3c
c sgnsss" finted fsSle covers and Sca:iii.... 6dc
Bcsrsc = Ia per cent 81
Souvenir Cups 1t 10 per cent discount
Ar Clocm at 10 per cent discount.
(Coatinusd abovs.>
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FAN DEPARTMENT.
News DEPARTMENT.

$50 DR.. Warmers Summer Underwear. 81. 10
~ Summer Underwear. all styles. $50
Soc Imported Balbriggan Underwear &c
Soc Fancy Balbrisgan Underwear. SIC
&c. Tailor Cut Jean Drawers ....... 44c
3oc Gossamer Merino Underwear. 29c
I'D Neenee shirts all styles. ............@11 10
81 Neglige Shirts. all styles ,,s SOC
Noe Negiigee Shirts. all styles. 75c
Ioc "Pslais Royal" Dress Shirts. d6c
soc Paiais Royal" Night Shirts,
&c. Half Hose. all &c
46e Neckwear: all styles: .25c
81. Iine CGSsrs, new l0c
$1 Walking and Drivins Gloves Sc
" Perrin,s Celebrated Gloves, worth &c 81. so
5stci White Linen Hsndkerchiefs hemsttched. Sc
2Sc Handkerchiefs silk and linen ............. 9c
5Oc summer Novelty Linen Handkerchief. .44c
H. a Se1nns Gora, Umbrsas 2sinch. 10
" Real Alligator Bags, 15-inch. 90 40
Es2 Cowhide Gladstone Bags. 1S-inch.. %
x55Q Cowhide Oxford Bags lJ-inch "a 80
SIC. io-inch Leather Bags. usually S5c. ......77c
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RsductiDns.
Reductions.
Reeivcf,,,as.
Rsducf1oDa
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USprnwEAR DEPARTMENT.

$l.6s Imported Black Lisle Tights al. 40
6Sc Domestic Black Isle Tights.
oSc Imported Ribbed Silk Vests all colors soc
75c. Imported Ribbed Silk Vests ...,...,fs ac
49c. Imported Ribbed LisIe Vests - a4c
Toe Imported Ribbed Bal Underwear CSC
Soc Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants - 44c
3oc Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants coc
pc. Swiss Ribbed Vests all colors - Ole
l9c. Swiss Ribbed Vests all colors ... 10
80 French Cambria Underwear. all styles 81 50
VI. 6S Cambria and Cotton Underwear al 10
$I2 Cambria and Cotton Underwear 9sc
SLVO Cambria and Cotton Underwear. SAC
6Sc Cambria and Cotton Underwear - Eac
o0c Cambria and Cotton Underwear. 46c
So Washable Summer Bamoral Skirts 49c
SIC. Fast Black Sateen Skirts - CO
2.25 Silk Skirts, worth 50 so " m oe
VI. 90 Summer Corsets warranted - S4c
'oc. Summer Corsets, warranted. ., 64c
SOC. Summer Corsets warranted -- dac
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TIE Men.

II may puzxffn0. but
Ira true: TIE gerry latest
stvle Blue and PINK
Stripe French Percdls
Shirts at 69c. iastead Of
el.e5. Fit Jduiflessty.
'aundered immaculateiy.
Ast the isomen Of the
Jamii1 about the Soupe-
Mrs Of the Palais Royal
"Opening" Of GUNNER
Fashions.
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LEATHER Goops.

25c Pocket Books &C, all styles.
Soc Pocket Books, &C. all Acc
81 Pocket Books &c all styles Sc
55c Shawl Straps double. pic
81 s. Real Alligator satchels. l5-inch 81 40
Sic Imitation usually sold at Soc ...;........77c
81 rs Cowhide Gladstone Bags, 1S-inch 81 50
Is. 80 ''Oxford" Bags, 13inch. "a 50
Is Ladies' Imported shopping Bags. g., 10
81. s. Shopping Bags all styles 81 %
9Sc shopping Bags, all styles .............,.. 89c
SOC. Bags for Ape and pc. Bags pic
81 Music Rolls of superior leather. SOC
81 so Novelty Writing Tablets OF leather 81. 80
SOC. Leather and Silk Belts. .42c
pc. Leather, Canvas and silk Belts Gle
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TOILET ARTICLES.
STATIONERY DrpAarxxxr,

Zoe Novels the usual CSC edition ............ec
l5c Quire Royal Court Linen Writing Paper .10c
l5c. packages Of Envelope TO match.
zoe pound Old English Mills Paper. .............. Ice
&c. packs "Bcycieh Pisying Cards lie
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TIE LADIES.

Aodin zoe remind vow
that the Sourenirs Of the
"Opeain0" are offered
only until CLOSING time on
Saturday. Those ,cishfng
Suits, Wdists. Corsets,
Chores and other articles
that require trying on
are earnestly requested
to call tomorro1 - thus
avoiding the opercroicdino
Of Saturday.
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s.:::&I$B.IB$}E::..I E., IL: T

hand tho
Opening Souvenir
prices -5sFr
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
ODD REEFERS.
3 9obelin Blue 1eefers. double breasted,
large saiiSr Collar. 20 f1ll sleeves. trimmed
shaw Blue Serge Refers. rolling collars,
trimmed with gold braid Reduced from %
10 ~. 30.
3fan Refers. Handsomely trimmed with sink
cord. Reduced from % 70 "a.
> Gray Bedford Cord Refers. trimmed with
velvet and cord. Reduced from % 70 IS.
(Second door. 10Th Of. building.)
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GLovE DEPARTMENT.
o psfrs Ladies' S-button-lensth Chamois
Gloves. natursicolor. Sizes 5l and6 Reduced
= pairy Ladies' . hook Kid Gloves. Brown and
8lsrk. St1es ~ and 9. Reduced TO u.
(ffrSs noor........... -......l1th st. annex
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Gloves. DEPARTMENT.

81 Chamois Mousquetaires. SIC
9tc. Genuine Pieskin Barritz Mousquetaires. SIC
96c. 4-button Real Kid Gloves. .S)c
p 5-hook Poster Kid :a5c
81 % 1-hook Poster" Kid Gloves ......... 81 Is
&1 so 4button '.Paais Royal" Kid Goves... 81 50
u. 30 Sbutton 'P. R." Suede Kid Mousque-
81 Misses and Boys Kid Gloves SOC
81 25 Misses Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. Ell Is
pc. SILK Gloves and Mtts.
.2@c. silk Gloves and Mitts BIC
500. Milanese Silk Gloves and Mitts. ..........44c
Toe. English Silk Gloves aud Mitts ......... Csc
9Sc. Best Silk Gloves and Mitts
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Mus1ux UspERwE,r Drp,nr,,rx-

MUSLIN UNDERwEAE DEpARrMENr.
small lot Of Muslin Gowns. with yokes Of
tncks and ail-over embroidery. Reduced from
ell 90 TO Toe.
silk Gowns. one White and one Light Blue,
slightly soiled. Reduced 70 e. 90
pairs Muslin Drawers. with deep ruf1es Of
Torchon lace and tucks above. Reduced from
To. to SOC.
cd door. .10fh Ut. building
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OSLr 13c.. 2 Pam Fon 25o.
A WoRn To The WISE.

The items advertised the last few
days are being rapidly bought up by
shrewd purchasers. and II you wish to
share in this extraordinary June rednc-
ton sale you should be sure to visit US
tomorrow. You can sars a fourth Of
your money.
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CoRsrr DEPARTMENT.

3pairs l. C. .'Prima Donna" French Corsets
Sizes Is. - and 70. Reduced from 81. 30 to 81.
pair i. c. French Saline Corsets Size %
Reduced from 81. 30 to 81. as.
CD door. ......... Annex 70 10th st. building !
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JEwE1nY. DEPARTMENT.

$1 Jewelry, all styles. SQc
Toe. yewelry all styles .tS}c
Stc. Jewelry all styles 45c
25c. yewelry all styles gle
lac Smelling Bottles. lie
ssc Silver Thimbes etched with gold band nc
VIC. LADIES' Real Gold Rings, stone settings 9c
l1c. Shirt Studs usually 25c l2c
PIG. ladies' Chased Gold Rings. l9c
10c Children's Chased Gold Rings ...........7c
Metal Belts at 10 per cent discount.
suspender and Belt Buckles at 10 per cent discount.
sterling Silver Spoons at 10 per cent discount.
Imported Enamel Bow Knot Jeweiry Ut 10 per cent.
Rhinestone Buckles and Ornaments at 10 per cent.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18

Whenever "A young man lnarries won
an older than himself all the gossips IN the
community begin TO cackle Worshipers
crane their necks when ne comes into
church, and be is stared out OF countenance
in the theater His friends congratulate
him in the usual way, but look at hin ~
though he were a freak We're II not for
such ordeils ~ these the thing would hap
pen oftener than II does
a Morgantowu young man wants to
know what the chief objections are TO a
man marrying woman Older than him
self
Aside from the notoriety il gives a man
there are some rather forcible objections
A woman natures earlier than uian.
reaches the prime OF life earlier aud he
comes old earlier The difference is from
five to ten years. although some fix II AT
from three to seven. However. il depends
very largely on the individual
There would be no sense OF fitness in a
man Of twenty marrying woman OF
twenty-five. nor would II he proper for u
man Of twenty 20 marry q girl Of fifteen
The average marrying age OF men Is from
twenty five TO thirty. aud OF women from
twenty to twenty-five These are general
to take such AN important step
Some men are. TO all intents and pur
poses. older at thirty than Others are AT
forty Such men may therefore marry
women of their own age or even ol,lpt
without being outclaSSed Personal---very.
old OF apparently Oil men may marry real
ly Old women. and young looking or young
blooded men may marry really young wom
a. Il
however - allow the woman 4 few years
margin. becauSe she Will probably age
ciul t,axptf.s
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18
ODDS AND ENDS.
a drinking tends o Ieanness.

Tea drinking tends to leanness.
Mr. Gladstone was born at Liverpool.
In Palestine there are now 5000 Jews.
Chicago is said TO have over $40 women's
clubs.
Musical notes. as now used. were invented
in 1880
Gorapius once saw girl OF twelve years
who was ten feet high.
Thirty-four pounds of raw sugar make
twenty -one pounds OF refined.
When dress silk becomes wet pat it be.
tween the hands to dry quickly.
For toothache try oil of sassafras. and
apply it frequently if necessary.
The death rate of New York city was
25.9 6 in 1891; in 1890 il was 24.66
Don't say or write Austro- Hungary The
best writers prefer Austria Hungary.
The Kimberly company made a clean
profit in diamonds last year Of $5,0O0,000
Among the natives Of the Pacific islands
sharks livers are regarded as royal lux
ury
Bears fat and the oil Of half dozen diff.
ferent fish livers are still found in drug
stores.
Newspaper women are representative
women in the moral. social and business
world.
Hiram Chase, an Indian of the Omaha
tribe, has been admitted to the practice Of
the law az Omaha.
To extinguish an oil fire. bran or any
kind Of mill feed thrown upon ii will be
found to be effective,
Last year there was paid ont more than
s135. 000. 900 in pensions TO the soldiers, their
widows and orphans
Naturalists have enumerated 'i51 differ
ent species Of reptiles or this number 40
are as harmless as rabbits
To remove dark spots from mother of
pearl articles, wash with solution OF
ammonia and binoxide Of hydrogen.
A single mandatory in Paris makes
10000 200 quill toothpicks year It is the
largest establishment Of its kind in the
world
A marine railway has been built in
Elzabethport. " j.. which is capable Of
hauling $500 ton vessel out OF the water
in uine minutes
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18
saxophones to he Made In This Country

saxophones 10 he Made IN This Country.
"A peculiar industry has just been
started ut Elkhart, Ind. said NJ. Lefebre.
the saxophone soloist Of Gilmore's band. to
a reporter at meeting OF musicians the
other night. "A promineBt manufacturer
of brass band Instruments" continued the
speaker, has decided 10 manufacture Sixo
phones there. aud has asked me TO super
intend the works and to test the instru
ments. Let me introduce you to my in
strument," said Nj. l.efebre. as be placed in
the reporters hands something that resem
bled huge Dutch pipe made Of brass and
provided with keys and reed.
"Saxophone players are much more com
mon in the west than IN the east and there
is big demand for them. My instrument
like nearly all instruments Of its class. was
made in Paris and cost over $50 here, in
Guiding the duty. The factory has over
100 men employed in the manufacture Of
these Instruments and will be able 10 sup
ply the entire demand in this country. /
was engaged IN the manufacture OF the
phones in Paris for many years. and can
say that we can get up better instrument
here for 500 than can be imported We
shall make our Instruments OF the best
quality Of brass aud coat them with silver
My new solo instrument. which Is being
made AT the factory. will be heavily plated
with gold. shall kiss its lips in few
days New York Tribune
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A BeiieVer in system.

Brick Pomeroy Is the most methodical
man ever knew He has perfect sys
tenn Of business. or about rs nearly perfect
a. weak human nature can get things
Among other things be has complete
register of business letters received for
years-some nineteen thousand odd-and
ran refer to any letter OF the lot on any
subject within half a minute. He says \
clear system rigidly adhered to will enable
one man to do a. much IN given time ~
two or three men can do in the usual way
Besides this. when business grows It still
gives that one man complete mastery OF
the details without overtaxation OF the
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