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BROOKLYN Theatres.

Richard Mansfield begins weeks engage
ment ut the Park Theatre next Monday and
will present during the week all II his most
attractive plays. Monday and Friday night ;
and saturday matinee " Beau Brummei -
will be given: Tuesday night and Weunrs-
day matinee, Prince karl' Wednesday
evening. " Don juan" Thursday evening, "A
Partisan Romance" and saturday night, "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
George ". Monroe comes to the Amphlon
on Monday night with "Aun, Bgidgcl' :
Baby The star Will be supported by walter
Jones. Frank Holland Bert 81. John, Nclic
Rosebud, Elvia trOiX, May Jordan and Daisy
Iublin. Songs. dances and other specialtics
are features Of the entertainment.
AT the Bedford Avenue Theatre ucXt week
there VIII lie presented for the iirSt time In
Brooklyn the musical comedy d" breezy
Time" The iirSt act Is iaid IN Boston. and
the last two on n farm In Vermont. The com
pany includes Catherine Webster. Helene
RaiSley, Madge webb, CaptOla trlinC, kitlic
Parnello and many other
At Huber q Gcbhardt's casino next week
Verande Will sing, anu several other perform
ers will appear.
MeSSrs. Berger Price. OF tn" Lee Avenue
Academy. are preparing to give their patrons
treat next week. They have engaged
Charles FrohInan's company TO present Men
ard Women v at their house. The play VIII
b. handsomely mounted.
new farce-cOmtdy, tnt lied "A Barrel OT
Money" viii be presented al Holiness star
Theatre, beginning Monday night.
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"NNrrn u A'F' Shnnteu laCk.
Where's who >Iii the escaped lunaIio
w1>nj he. It was 4 Size! Aud she cleared
thr Gyur IN 4 single bound, and-oh, I'm
sure Urg a thousand pardun~, as he caught
sight ol me- " liuI please, what Is The
nUtu
In second my mental vision became aS
clear IS cry stat | saw II all and envied
PRISCILLA the cat, because could not vanish
uuirr the china culb ard uo she did and be
gone,
could only blush aud hang my head and
II IiuMrr out lnCOhrrrnt apologies amid the
laughter oi lack ard tn" polite apologies OF
mulI. Montreal with hial, ana whose coming
had been announcrL as Il seemed, by this
very letter Mis-. Glud-e hal lost.
That all IhCrC T. no sequel To my story.
In real lilr have found that stories seldom
do have s"Qur!N. had had dread al fright,
and They ail laughed al lno at first and made
excuses Tor me and puItCd ne afterwards AMI
SAID, Poo" li,tlC Ruth
Father declared that he would never risk
such thing again, and discharged Peter on
the >pnt--Out Peter came back tn lis work
the arNt day, JuNt rs usual, and he Is here
SIN. Nr. carleton Was very nice aud apollo
g"lic for coming In without knocking TO dry
himself, vi hiic Jack was leading Ie horse 10
The Larn, hut De- has NOT yet fallen In loyo
Wrth me, a> an orthodox hero ought 10 do
The genuine escaped luaatir was captured
near SlcphruSon'S ana taken "a Montreal
under The Impression that he Mas the Cover
nur-Gen"rai going to take possession OF his
Nlcc-rtgrnCy. And JUSt half an hour after
We hau set led down u the cracking OF but
ternutS and drinking sweet cider that night,
i merry group, a ScpulcArul knocking
sounded AZ The door, and Mrs. Gludge's voice
Vas heard proclGimLg:
II you please, miss, I've come 10 keep you
company !'-Trre F.ag
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MY MISTAKE.
Il Vintcr NigAts 4dUenture Uhtch mag
Haze u Romantic Ending.
QUICKLY. THOROUGHLY. FOREVER CURED

II was on the 9th day OF NovemDer-Guy
Fawkes's Day In the old almanac that hung
above the mantel in maternal grand
mothers long disused room upstairs. In
this northern home to wLich We had re-
Gently removed. falling hciis to 1t through
that very anccstresS's Will, the dwcllers re-
Sarded November rather aS Winter than an
Autumn month, and to-day the wind hoWltu
aud the rain patrered with Il persistence
marvellous to behold.
And, as 1t happened, | was alone IN the
house. Father had gone to take his russell
apples to marhct-the apples that my sell
htd helped To harvest and pack into the bar
r'!"-and was not expected home until to-
morrow Eight at the earliest. Jack, my
ui"ih"r, was In Mon real, hitting mp the law
oh'e whicn was henceiorward TO be his
aueue. jean, Our hard-ieatured, cross-
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kcrrhi"! TO ii" around my nccs--thn wind
cam" - keen around tie rOcks-ani must
a-pHllrd Il Olt With lha', and every hing too
pllcA darn around me tu see. on, Miss RuIh,
! IN 80 sorry Please dOn report me, thai (,
q good Young lady, or shall lose Iny place.
! swallowed down q great i'iilp OF dScom-
ituc IN ny threat aud tr!cd 10 laugh
"Rrpur You, Mrs. HludSc" SAID I. "pf
course MOI. II wasn't your fault. II YOU
hadn't hidly lh"usht q me and started T."
never haze lost IT,
Nud iu'" trrr.." gaId Mrs Gludgc rue
. .ulIy " Ia al III" same wirh hadn't been
/ 80 thnpght'.~. III send the b.! oul 10 look
Tor II lEri as SOOu a
on, never mind ia" letter. | interrupt ed
" dar" say Il = only IRON Jack. TC-inblrOw
m'ruluG w!li dl very well Tor that. BUl Mrs
tludgr", Nuu'I com" back ana stay with me
III I'c'". g.ra lack: Jean 1, away, you
/ know, aud ---
- -. NV Z. ar. IN do that" a>.cntcd the
woman 'iurhily rclrNcd tu be- let ni 50
easily uH lhr core Of N" letter. And II
/ won't be- long nr~t II : only shori half
ll,i" 80 Tommy, n The wind didn't blow so
| Nk" aII possessed
| Nitu Il E,od-humorrd noI Size lloapi cared
/ mo the rain H'd "arhhcs>, ana ran DtUa 10
. I'll" fresh lug~ "r The waniug IRE. Bank bur
g.Irs, rN'Taui ru "dEu,tugs, "a luua'it ~
Large VIII. All these pu~~,Oliil ic- Shifilng IN
NY hrGin n : not Slrahgc that ! lighted "a
! second lalnr III order ctirctually 10 barisn all
! lNrhIng rnuduws IRON the angles ul the room
| AID a'art'd rcrNuusly WHOM sud len blast OF
Nlud ShpUk the WiadIN shutters as II with
/ suGr iIuucrious hand.
IN! 20 ~ 10 the gnrrct and bring down
| S1m' buituuuis,' thought Land ihen III
| g't SONG cider frcm the cellar. II VIII be lun
| u crack' the butternuts aud watch the shells
! blaze III tue ilrc, and Mrs tludge would Ike
q drink of cider when she comes back all wet
and CHILL"
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thrcred by ihi~ l.apuS Thought, caught up
"A lamp and new H. tie guIrri uf ,hr rHunN
old house, where inl father lai bestowed ali
The GLtty treasures ui The Autumn woods
somehow Priscilla, he cat, had got luskCd
lni The garnet, and hal tuiclra>r her from
duraLc" VII" ana rrular" "a UuN or Two " hrh
Shr mad knurk, Il ul Irum the WIlduw->ln b.
IOrc cam" down. dIiEiNs her CHt>hip before
m. with the lamp ia one hand ana aa apron
Iul Of Outtrrnutn III the at "r.
! Str"amDd a THS of rlIddI light int" tue 1 ir-
inrrlnn darkness ~ III" hail ! -tuuUri ah-
ruprlS. surely htd Il ~,d thar Il 1u! when |
came cut. remembering Il certain tirN T. hau
OI >lain!nlng lu aHd no IN wluuS weather liz"
! thl@. And al the sam" tine Il curious luu-
seriousness ut >nWr human pcs nee near 10y
rlrpt over m" lih" an unseen magnetic cur
rent
Nor was II a false prcmonIloJ. ~ /
stretched my n.rh 10 peep cautiously IN 10
The room. | saw seated nCtpu the IN" a
NtEug,>h gentleman, pail, ul.th hai;"d, aa',
a. | thought, rather unsettled u0 aspect.
MA "a d,,It,dN We. aud Gud-h"~ pattor"d
gentleman, Whose raiInrui steamed ia Tia"
gpIir'l, hlnNc ana era, HI" II tn" pane I -, l~
a. sat inrrr holding out his hn:d- ~ t@r
g,tIlal MNrml h,
lI,w Lai h. r.iurI an entrance, HAD |
,a"uIvs>E l. '-l,v'"i Ia i, Il the hlg 0u 'rr
/. Mrs. uiudgi Is GrpdrtNrrf Yes, must have
done ~u-aui iEai Mds proof al nov utterly
/ unnl was T. u" IDIt hN mN-r!i, tur n Sec
| uni stood there uuai.ins aNd qHaEiHg, my
heart humping Ike ir!phaumer, and a
| cuid sweat hIuakIHg uui uyDh my fury hrau,
| before decided what I" do.
had ~ Yer seen II bank burglar to he Slllr I:
but | WAS pretty c rtain his mack-halrrd
/ gentleman Coull not bnlons To that race,
| And | dli not mink he acted like any other
scOundrrl who was hceiug from the riSors OF
the laws lie must BE- the English gent Ieman
gone wrong IN his head, who had escaped
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grained old servant, had gone homo with the
rheumatics," 3s she termed II, 10 be treated
by a certain ancient Indian herb doctor, and
lust about dusk Peter, o'r" useful man. had
thrust his shock head unceremonlou~ly IN at
the door
~ say. Miss Ruth" he had said, "there'S
plenty OF wood. and everythings oil sung Tor
the night, and I'm going over to Stephcnson'a
They re IN trouble there"
"Trouble. Peter: What Kind OF trouble Z
Is the I'D man sick:"
But in answer TO my query peter only ut
rered an indistinct remark and went out,
slamming the door behind him,
stood in front OF the fre looking down at
the glowing embers and pondering within
myself The StepheEsOns, who lived IN an
old grayStOHe house on the other side OF the
preCipitcus glen, had always been riauie 10
me. :, ,-., -, , .
The family was small, consisting Of only
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DANCE AT MORRIS PARK.
A Special Trainioad Of New Yorkers
Enjoy Them elves.

most enjoyable event ot the social season
was til" dance gwen last evening AT the
clubhouse Oi the New York jockey cub. al
Morris Para, under the direction OF Mi. /. NJ.
PRISON.
4 special train conveyed thn dancers TO the
Park, returning to the city after the lcstiNi-
ties. About one hundred aud nty people
were present. among whom Were Mr. and
Mrs. Dexter \. l.oumi-. Mr. ana Mrs T.. "
Cruikshank. Mr.. aud Mr, William i. swan.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard L. Ware. Mrs. Francis
NJ. Prison, Mr.. aad Mrs. thurie> Gcllauh. Mr.
and Mrs, st. Clair smith, Mrs. iohu W. Gibbs.
Mrs. +. II. Fulton, MI anu Mrs. H. Berry
Wall, Mrs. {. l.. schuyler. Miss Daniclsnn. the
Misses Angelo, Mrs. Ed. II. Cara. MIS-, litE,
Miss Adele cary, Mr.. 1hurloS Weed Barnes,
Mr.. Fred \. Ware. Mr. Edwin GO,.id. Mr.. Dave
II. Morris. MIR. i. j. X. ilackett, Nj. Attilio
Morosiui. Mr.. William H. Barker and Mr.. a.
Ilennen Morris.
The clubhouse was brilliantly illuminated
and thrown open TO the guests. The dauCc
was given In the larg" ballroom, which Mas
beautifully decorated and supper was served
In the adjoining diniug-roomS. Ernest Heycr,
orchestra furnished the music.
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MADE MERRY AT LENOX LYCEUM.


O'Neill & Co.'s Employees score
Another Success ms Entertainers.
1t was gOod.humored crowd that rllcd the
l.cnoN Lyccum last night to dance ald make
merry. The occasion was the auuuti mu,-
Gale and reception OF II. o'Nclil II CO.'S Em-
plhyceS' Mutual BENEFIT Association. lhr
members " the big trm and their cmployc. -
all were there.
The entertainment WAS nutahl" lur the
pretty girls ana hands 'lnc iuilut%. First
there was musical programme" next supper
was served and then danCinG follow 1d.
lhe musical part was enthusiastically re-
crlNed, aud all the performers were cncurcd.
! Those who contributed to rs NGrrr.s were
N" Perfection Male quartet ana j, II. BY an.
Miss Bertha B"hrthS, j. Williams Marcy q,
f. Durt and Mr. aud Mrs j. II. Mckin,cy.
The grand march was led by 10. GNl!ngher
and Miss Il. tlAnirr. followed by ". q.
Thomas, President oi tn" Mutual Ernci'
thrc" hundred others. Nearly two Thousand
! tickets were taken AT th" door The III, sts
included:
oNeii', ,Mr. a1d. W. " T., 'n'o'n,s,, vi" T.
l'1G f%.S .5.c; NJ, ""1 h. N ,a ai " / III " a;l @ M IT,
,ni Mr. W Hammer NJ, ana Mls;, " w"l,
MT T And and . M. W, 4 ?Tr,%, I@s" u e"M5. %
Mr". Ssnns-' "nn,i. Thomas k"uuN, MisT h,
Chandler Mrs aud Mis- Gallagher, J. :. Casnmci,
ITsgs. Mr and Mrs' i ! Grtnt, Trof,
John Adams and tn. Misses Adams. Mr mud
W wrS T. H. nh,; IL A M,"awyy, M,, \, wal,s4.
and Mrs. McAuliEe, j. ~ CONNER, Mis- y. Mnlli-
gan Police, 'nptaiin Kelly. Mr. ", y Howe aud
Wood and the Misses wood, Y. Hogan, Mr and
MIR. |. l.. Schounmlkr-. Miss Mrggi- Murphy,
Mss .dLc SmsIisti'sn. = H. l'.H"Ns, VI. and
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AMONG TEG Wi1EElMEN

The Riycr-idr WheclIaen will entertain their
lady iriru is on Ich D.
The Brooklyn Rambler, viii hold areception on
Feb. y.
the action of the Games Committee OF the IN.
door championships uf the M'trupulitpn Assucia-
uon IN drcldIug that T.. i. B-r!o Was rightfdii,
entitled 70 -"tnlG prize IN the safety event
rnn-e1 IA" ir' oi charley NurphS, who contested
the rae with linn,
The RLthrriIrl Wh"elmen vii! hold fair On
Feb s.
The kingt Couutys are preoaring for u social
event to he gly'n on l''b. 10
IN" pool Tournament he.u2 held by the Bedford
Nl"rinea - occasioning cons iderab!c interest.
The Park Avenue Whrelmrn will hold their all.
nuHl dsn"r on i+-D. = !.
The consnl lldatun of the MoutaIk aud Peerless
has resulted IN rttuag cycling club.
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" John ANDERSON, MY IQE.'

in t'r Scotch ballad, was shout to tutt,r down tho
have s;nuothed til" cough places for tlr respected
.iuEn and his venerable spOus. vuGd thrs has,
cased their growing IELrmties Vita HUslE tka
hIoMA'H IITrtrs, that benign he,p to 'hr aged,
tile weak ard those recovering bat slowly iroin e,-
hsustlng disease. Wh'u the Isurp "t llie 10 ON
the wane niaI spo,la!ly rcuuIr"s mo iic,aat AID =
sustaining tonic, Wholesome corrective. Til. .gc,l
ana the feeble are particularly su-,urt bc to IN
lurnues Mhirh pr1iuts disease, couNa0e.relrr is
too often interrupted T. APE" Thls ,tsTGar:
Ainorisau Inyiguraut /, rniuenty ada pt- | 1" the
needs q, such persons, an II always - nj, th"
I'LL dyspepsia, constipation, rhcImatism Md
ney trorb!es and Ia grIppe are among the trIlbles
,hrt II oytrCom.s.
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Many a life has been lost
because of the taste Of cod
liver oil.
If SCOTS Emulsion dit.
nothing more than take that
taste away, it would save the
lives Of some at least of those
that put off too long the
means Of recovery.
1t does more. 1t is half
digested already. 1t slips
through the stomach as if by
stealth. 1t goes to make
strength when cod-liver oil
would be a burden.
Scorr & BOVINE. Chemists. i,s South sth Avssse.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eo6A10
O-ol druggists everywhere do. 81.
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ton. Its legitimate nie'iciur, that rJr
reefs and cures; II tonic that iuvigorutes
and builds up: u nervine tint soothrs aud
strengthens And if it doe sn't do what
its makers claim for it, they don't want
your money.
For uu the painful disorders and weak
nesses that alilict women, the " Pruscrip-
ton " is Il safe and certain remedy - II
guaranteed one. In periodical pains, in
tornal Inflammation and liberation, a..l
kindred ailments--f it fails to Lcnelit or
cure, you have your money back.
No ether medicine for women is sold
on such trying terms Ii any corid bc,
you may be sure that it Wnrid h.. Is
something else which pays the dealer
better, likely to be Just as good :"
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A valuable Eint,
ItI0m y.IuS $ifiing.. !

B0SS-What can do Tor YOU:
Applicant can DO the sam" work your
present bookheepcl does Tor twenty dollars q
month cheaper.
THANK you.
"hIe YOU guilg To let me have his place.
"Nrll no hut Ill Knock twenty dollars a
month OIL III, wages, thanks to your sugges-
tlun.
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Ave, the Nav.

FIREMAN EUit, G"d D'irsr.'
fur"ia her-l wa, IN your Congress once
wlrn The srrne Wa, nci-"r than that iu /,
stable.
American That must have been Wien the
" c,ighs" were beng counted
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DIsCOuravinR.

| r. ht ne JrEf|f.
l'ncle Jam.S-Mri!. Bobby, are you gaining
any prizes at school nowadays.
Robbl No, Sir the other fellows get them
all
course.
Bobby What's The use: The other fellows
keep on Tying, too.
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It's Excellent Qualities

rNVtTICUt
Commend to public approval the California
liuuid fruit remedy SYRUP OF FIGS. II Is
pleasing TO the eye and TO the taste, and by
gently acting on the Kidneys, liver and
bowels 1t cleanses the system erectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort OF
ull who use 1t.
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Wagner. William Mrck. aud IT, Morn, was
appointed tu nnd suitable quart Crs.
Eighteen new members were admlttud.

Eighteen new members were atmttrd
In speaking ~ ,Ipt. JOhHhy NHru'S absunc,
rom BrOuklA Il, President HNrnC. Cf the Brook
lyn Baseball luN. said: "Nr ward has been
III flurija Tor some time hunting. ! Undrr-
stood from his letters that he would De- Ia
BROOKLYN ana At work signing players hrlurc
lhis time. expect him back Oh MUndly.'
I'll" bONiGg contest between Mike BROCK, uf
the West Sidrs, and Elii' EuUghlhn, ut in'
iaStimrS. VIII hr tno : ''rial feature ~ the
" stag to he given Uy thn Il,au At. al Is
rooms, All West FortS-nith street, tu-nigdt,
Jack Nmln knocked uut Jack sullivan last
night III luNl seven rounds. III" SPORTS VITA
saw tn" mill wee surprised that Lyman Gd
his man 81 easily. 1t Wa generally r\pcv'"l
that the battle would b II NrrI even one.
Lyman had the best Of II III every round.
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attC!iL ice ).

attC!iL 10 ICES.
Barry. Trirophcr0u- rrsdrslrs scurf and
dzH iiuti, and prevents the haiC from failing or.
WIFE iTENA THE REST BREAK.
FAST FOOD, delicious cooks IN Que minute. -
teais al grocer. ttsaltr Fuottn III htnavs
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Fudei, jat!ed,

Fdu'i, JaGeN,
tired , over
worked women
y weak nal-
'vous, delicate
and suffering
ones. These are
the women who
arc Helped To
health and
strength by Dr..
PierCrs Favor.
IN, brny,.ritl-
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JACOB BLANKS
Tl!E GREAT .>TANLEV,
Mahel Hart; HID. Rut"llphi Am Lady Orestr
STKICTEN PANTY. RESORT.
H. R. JACOBS THEATRE. .S5 ,S5 $a', $a 4 st st.
Thurs. and Sa'. NiS>TKEl.S.
Next Week The Fast Mail"
EAMhERn THEATRE To.riyh Bsrkany, double
bnl. ' Die Mailer and " hi. ,,e-chNiste Mon
day, Marie RLrkany and Anna lIsverland.
TiAliA THEATRE. A. Rosery.
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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.
- Wet -t,h.t
~ ~, STEEiS * Ehm ia ~. wet &"s' S"' 81, %,n ave
r.. M"Ya ?Io," t. !ioln reriq,ma@,,e il New
BLUE JEANS,
"%", %1"ss"n.,' of, Of ,s,sna@";fr IND ,m9 Ar'hr
NIONN tOON AID HEALTH EXPOSITION.
lulrt TIA" au-p,ccs of
THEN y.REIA,L GRO[ERS' UNION.
t.. H,%SS. MaNX"Gi'mi' MaN'G'i;"E fFPEsE%y ST
HANH,GtN'i 4. & nhSiiy yJ'rArHr v,r,,.,
"THI LAST or r.,E ,io!ASs."
,, Htt ~" sang, by Dave Rraham.
"rhne-ds} Matinee Saturday.
ElJoI THEATRE, ,n'yay, near 3othst
NJ. II ..l..e .!, E,'',rr, G,T T"T niH<S * s.
Ard Am"r''Pr ,,r,H,ssl pnu,sor- AMELIA Glover,
NEW CITY DIRECTORY.
2ooth Performance, Monday, Feb. 5.
TONY PASTORS. |,I : he, p. ',," .rs r", AYES
WILLIAM JERuNt, iuf THRlF hLBIoN'S.
TDNi PASTOR AND \ GRAND SHOW
Coumbus Theatre. Ev. 4 II. Mat. Wei 4 Sat !.
BARRY AND FAY
In NJ, kENNA'S tLlRrATION
SUNDAY, JAN. 81, GRAND rnNHEQT
NEXT WtEk rhk Sol'DAN. So"SCh'.
ACADEMY. "r'1s.' ".n 'n1H,r m ;Sr HGsG,,"'"' W"si%
4. H JEFFERSOS. kI.tW n EKI.AS-
SEK'S
"COI NTKV IiRIU.."
MIDI nc -, 81. 81, -. Ion
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L'HNNI@'NG THE WE'D. SAT. MATS.
Nett Week Bunch OF Key"
CASINO BROADWAY AND ayTH ST.
Nv NAV At
SlJ
~ AAN " ANs NIGHTLY.
Matinee Saturday at .. Admission 80 cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-16
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my lungs. cough set in and finally termi-
mated in consumption. Four doctors
gave me up, saying could live but a
short time. gave myself up to my
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my absent ones above. My husband was
advised to get DR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds. /
gave it trial, took in all, eight bottles;
1t has cured me, and thank God am now
well and hearty woman. Trial bottles
free at Hsriz & Bahnsen's drug store,
regular size, soc and 81.
GooD LOOKS.
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depending upon healthy condition of
all the vital organs. IF the liver be mac
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bottle
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-16
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-16
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-16
BETTING ON A SURE THING.
The Bicycle Gets in Its Fine Work on q
Man Who Can't Ride Very Well.

VI IN VINO Can-C fSIQe very w elis
Anan who said that he had not been
on bicycle for ten years, and that
when he had last been on one he did not
know how to ride very well, had a
chance to make bet the other day.
''I'n tell you what l will do" said one
of his friends. "Tll bet you a dinner
that you can't take bicycle, get on it,
ride it up and down the road here Gt
was in the country three or four times
and get off without falling, using no as
sistanoe such as fences or trees either to
mount or dismount."
'rn take you," said the other with a
broad grin on his face.
"All right" and the man who offered
the bet had bicycle brought out to the
road.
The man who thought he could ride
the two wheeled machine went at the
thing with calmness and confidence. He
got into the saddle as lightly and grace
full as a trick rider and sailed away
like a swallow. He turned and came
back, look of triumph on his face, and
when he went past his friend he said
with al air of great enjoyment, give
already got to the canvasback." On his
second trip back the road he said, sIm
nearing the coffee" Then, having made
three round trips, he sang out with great
glee: "And now we are at the cigars.
Have ridden enough for you?"
Eyes, was the answer, spoken quiet
ly. "Now get off,"
But look of pain came into the others
face. He had forgotten about that
clause III the condition. He did not try
to get off just then. He went a little
distance up the road and then came
back. He slowed down" until the ma
chine began to wobble and then he
started Up suddenly. He tried to make
up his mind to get off several times, but
his cours sc failed him, and his heartless
friend watched him with a calm smile
around his lips.
''Say," cried the rider, still working
his feet industriously as he went up and
down the road, ''have got to ride here
all night"
''Of course not answered the other.
''Get off whenever you please. Get off
now. You've earned your dinner"
"Hang 1t, mani! said the rider; ''you
ought to compromise. ! have ridden
like an expert"
''No compromise"
Don't get anything for riding so
well?"
You get dinner, but you pay for it,
guess"
''You won't COMPROMISED"
"Canvasback duck" was the mock
ing answer.
Then I'll try for it," declared the
rider, and down he and the bicycle came
in a heap.
Its betting on a sure thing" said lis
friend helping him to get up, "when a
man never knew how to ride well and
hasn't been on a wheel for long time"
New York Tribune.