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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
SEWARFN.

The SewaIen Land and Water Club will hold a
special handicap race for scwaren boats tomorrow
aftelnoon. suitable first and second prizes will be
awarded AMI all the leading boats Of The port have
entered.
The cornerstone Of -. Johns Church will BE- laid
with appropriate ceremonies tomorrow afternoon. Ii
s expected that Bishop John Scarborough OF he diocese
Of New Jersey, Will conduct the services assisted BY
the Rev. Dr. Jewett. II the Union THEOLOGICAL
seminary, Of New York, and the Rev. Dr. schuyler,
Of Grace Church. orange.
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Conn!rn Real estate 90 Get.

EAST ORANGE, y. J.-Furnishcd and
unfurnishcd houses % rent season on
year; some bargains foi sale. ;. ID.
IONDlT. opposite Brick Church station.
10 RENT residence Of late Il. l.. Pen
(unfurnlshcd). on Hudson River near
Esopus and nearly opposite HYDE Park. FOR
months, with garden $500 or TO Nav |.
$1,000. J. b. IRELAND. 40 Broadway.
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Business CHANCES.

AIOAN OF as. 600 wanted AZ per cent
with option Of interest ana po ~ i, o 70
company : property Nallc Tiv13'tSNVy, w nm
ncf cent o. more. Address Hh"I4i' 4''o
une Oficr. -,.--,-
C0Rp0EATIONS ORGANIZED ana
cenital procured for any y'oi, ny ,, ND
."pi'N' 80, terms. apply 70 q. w KOfIIs'
70 Mon,1oDery-st, Jersey Clty' y. >.
FOR SALF,-Valuable iron. coz and I'M
Ia, lands In tho South also va!uaol, Nh'li'
,-,rehouse and Zee plan. OF Nofiohk W" Ar
come 20 per cent OF Price = H.
KIN. Norfolk, va.
TIT1XCTIL MAHAGlE wanted iei
IlN AN..N'.ss..ion,l piav, shortly n be pro.
- "a IN Nrw.Yoik success a.sni'd ns
oueoo !" Adde's. GRANT. windsor Ter
race. BROOKLYN. ---.-------------------
-5r0p J0I.RTALISTs.-An aspiring louf'
80 taking part interest, can So vi,
gnoa po-ition on ponlisf H r,,,,1?. beirc
s sation' Address MAGAZlNE. Ir.oulle o-..D-'
rH0MoTERs aud o,hcr. , Ges'r ycv q ri,
ter sting capital. consul. manning.
S S.,,,-S,,,ITHANT FOR SALE doing gooo
I.r]7 - .itnsted Oh best part 3a-aN,,
Du',, ,or selling. death IN th. iainlN "P
ren'eMli iiTR.IIN'S cigar storc. 500 2a-aE''
r,,r FIRM OF z. FILTER = 60,
Ia li,,e 4, hear from any mainIa't t,,".
Mousu ,y who Ia, wOlk out DN ~
r s1i' 'blamIcal or electrical. CAL l'Voi h'"'
ave. BROOKLYN. ..,,..s--
-wANTED.-An ambitious Young ac' T@yyi
onc DESTROYS OF making me- AZ. e. o,'ro,tvnity.
f iSsS, !. q .PPIL~Afm0UsE," Tribune oa'ce.
-, ooo WILL PURCHASE Interest IN
o.''an business. handiine rr1l csilt
s,o"Ss bonds. loans indus,rinl innesseh1
frst.clsss every w"y o,,,cc.
ADDRESS OREAb. Tribune UNIV
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uorh fUanGeu


Females.
AZ EDUCATED LADY SIfNV',.
HArfEK Of experience Want- position
where accuracy ana intelligence aic a.
,r'r,a,,d: Clligrsph machine salary, 81.
Addrls. SfENuGRArHEH, ia Nassiu-
II. Room 2l2. ----
LADY sTTNOGKAPHE Of ah NY.
with machine. would accept snail salary
whcr- portion Of the d. "ould bc a,,p",u
for oui>,d,. work Adircs, NJ, Bon -
:rhun" once.
CoYTRAITO SOLOlsT. Iirh voice.
,,,,'d rnad,r cAprricncfd drs'r choir 20
,-t,inn substitute or y rnanent. N.Y.. jim
SIE BARlLErr. li6 Fast 3'th-s,'
MODESTO would liSe 70 make arrange.
mint. IN, remainder Of June ana July I,
1cdurod terms fOi :hc country ana sca,ho'c'
&. g.. lie East v:d-st
SVFYOGRAPHER and CALIGRApI
opER,TOK dc.lrrs position accurate ;
s.i,tv moderat4. Address Mis-, ). BURN.
BXTM. no. 2oG, Avenue Is.
VFToVCUER dosires position willing
IN make herself generally u-riul terms
,nodrr,.e Address Miss b.. - NandcrIool.
4. Newark y. J.
Young LADY. competent and ekpcH,
o,res desires A position a. SicLoefaphef ana
pcmiar,on .vpewrltcr -aiarg moderate: r''i-
a,c,,ce f,or last employer. Address SIENO.
100 D1u--t.. BrOOAbh'
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Go ca for buslness pnrposes

A SMALL or large Park Row iiont
cflcc In Potter Building, 10 let. Aouieas
l. T. SAVAGE, IS Fulton-st.
PARK RON front ofiice 70 let IN 10Y
Ter building. Address l.. j. SANN"E'
g. Fulton-st. -------
tfacvng &c 521 West 3Oth-st.
TO UT -T-arce desirable store. at $40
Howerv. Inquire upstairs. or address POST
ONCE Box 3 02i.
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Uork Oanteo.
Males.

Males.
wATCUMAN Reliable man, with nr,t
cla,' r.,ercncc. and able b. give bona
drslr,,s employment. Aadf,,,- 81, ~ - II
care Of u }. Cottcr, 49, BioadNay.
wAlCHMAN. 1c.-Ablf'b bodied. WEI.
rFoun'cnG'd Ian aeS ,iI man address
JGnX. care Of Facs. 80 oih-aN"'
WAITED. an American go single,
y. God hahit. ard not afraid Of hard WoIh,
si,1atloq as boo6koep.s, cashier. HhlppnS
clerf or 0 place 10 a merk ct can CIV. x G,'.
eicnce aud @eccqrB E p.s.s.kiIi y. Y.
Will PAY $50 Tor work in r-re,iaiolg
p.a.c; GIVE good reference a1y oAr e',ne
,helr influence viii DE Iaid a. ab"N''
IL. C.. 632 Lat,yette-avc., brooklyn.
y0I.NG MAN. ase l.. would iike q
.,.,,,ion ,,hcr. ne can advance himself rel
eIence =. I. STEVENS. POI iaul'V"'
ave. Brooklyn.
YOrN. MAS desire. Once position vim
tcpuasls hoo. q ,i iHi . sa.a "' Xddr,s
W10b 70, e0g. Fquitahl- ~ .L-ng
y0t-SG MAS. l.. d-'tr> position -
o,,r. ~ .niru!ng dcplrtmelt. cali furii,h
..r',i.n, ,rfrr~nrc Acdrc-- JOSEPH
DFR6iiRfR. ga G'and-s'., Jf>- CIV.
yOTNG MNN arri Is dosIr- Ia ho lI'
rr,ntlc~f D. Ia str "ttlh"e 9- ''' ut-,;
ine trade god rci'r"ncr, Nn"r'"' d. ~
sfDE. Lynan,'!lie. i !.
Y0INd, MAJ wi,hr, o situation 10 "l.
-,,oiu in essential Oh horsr. ~ a.
: vonr.' rel, r'nce. X l'A'' '''
.fth-~t.
YOUNG Nan WANT work ma hnie,y
:. -, ~. tr,de. VA. ~tlil NN'HiH
~ Fa,cr~o.,.s,. Jef-"y civ. y. ).
YoCvG NAN de.ir. eooi po ...;'l,.' o. o.
.,ie.r,an o. n of1c~ u some c'iabli-h'N
hou.r. good ~ hgpr... p'rmlh - !,
count. and gen. ~ bu-incs'. T. II. WA
Iaurock-st. IrooNl>1l.
YOVN,, MAJ 81. q sire situation =.
clcrk ~ country ,olcl or 3D., ssi'' EfLi'
Anil Dos 90 ! $50 Broadway
Y0TNT. MACHISIST. = yclr-' sSi .,.
epca accustomed % small woIA, "r
to.ltion. \ COTES. 1877 -d-sN'.
I-CI,X.; NAN would Ike o. learn The
,,.,1,,ng hr.inr.. b ..EiCHfRItH. co.
fa@t ith--..
y0r-N. MAN - American. strictly
,c,r,,-r,te wants in.ld. work ~ s'i' "''l'
C. l.. Ir.bun" Ofloe
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Oomrsnr DlluanoHs tuanieo

Males
coA.gNAS-GDOK. Sc.-Man a.
"tr',r and ,1r4racr. VIZ - cook auq
launires.; no fuullly, al ference. 'a'
~ al res. o.. Irb Iast ga 4.
YotNG MARRIED COUPLE wishs,-
:, situation a, janitor to-t ieicfpcc' ~
It,At, 20 Mest isth-sf.
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crime is one years imprisonment. or $500 fine, or
both but " the auditors plead guilty they VIII prooaoS
of with fine.
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6slp Danteo.
Females

Females.
WANTED-Ladic, and Young mon :" 90
our WORK az thcir own homes con t1ht en-
plnvurnt: work forwarded by rril. aud We
M rauVas-inQ Address for particulars
MANUFACTrEiNG CO.. Lcch
ROY lOr. south Ffamlnrham. Ma>s. In
close STAMP.
WANTED.-Two Protestant seil ants 70
do the WORK Of a family In Ne"-lMNlahd
vIlap. only two miles from a lafgr CITY.
,idrc,, Iostoiiice Box 2.2J1, Ncw-f"r
CITY.
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FURNISHED bousrs 20 EFT.


Country.
DEHKSIIIRE HILLs--Srnal Iurhlshse
cottage near Mount Everett house I,i,t'
500 for season. Address j. L. "OODAH
south EercmOnt, Mas.
lone BHANCH. NORTH.-fnrnlr,,hirc,da
-. -, oecan.aVe: eight rooms; privote
beach bath houses and ,co5 tcr sea. SS at
90 Le~. AZ Robbins COu9ee, neAt uOoI'
Amy 70 II. l.. HTRBEIr' IL BfOao"ay'
room ~. New \ OK.
TO LET At oCoGCE; J.. IA new
eo,nmodious co,t3ge. Furnished only o..
crpiei one season perfect sanitary srIo ,n
Tdg... eight BEDROOMS open hrepia.es VI ~
isrlor ard dining room ch9rningly s. s'u AR
,i,iin ZEN minutes walk Of tn D.dch' " nen
49,, y.cv Of ocean and bay thfes
scrvs Of ground can keep h hqnst, o. walk n,
krGr,s. HENRY GARDINER, ouoRue'
L. l.
wYCHMERE. CAPE COP, ., HSrw, ta1.
pntt-S,a.hcre cottages. c1n,.. oo,1. rot
NAM charmingly situated bathrooms. He'
water: cool. pines; hathlng eN1'"7i Fast
ST,h-st.
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Domestlr 6ituaIlons Uanre6
females,

HOUSEwoRK BY a young able. active
clean. and is family cook and good laun.
dress; wages moderate FOR steady place city
or country. 212 6-h-aye., hear 17th-st.
Mrs HALLS
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UorN Wanle0.


Males.
Az HONEST and willing young man.
German lablv landed wants siiaution 81
any And. inquire 1873 Mdiberr, st. top
floor.
ACNOTNTANT. good pennan. age %.
dcsires uosltion a. booAkeeper ~ q business
nm =. 40 ho,.l address =. care OF - }.
Cottcr. 80 Rrond"a''
ASSISTANT BooKKEEsrI,Ek and Office
man gooI differences; Wiling 70 wolk
,"oac,a;c sal1iy. ASSISTANT, Room ..
III 5th-ave.
A YOUNG MAN who has worked In
brewery AZ fireman. wishes position a.
hclpei. 39s Fast 50th-st.. Cd noor.
COLORED MAN desires situs'
.lon ~ porter, wst.hman, or general use
fnl.man can furnish rrstclass references
~, Tnr,nct ,-Dloycr- A. q charoct,,-. Sc
y. JEFTFIGN. COS Broadway. tAster'i
District. BrOo~iyn. -
roy 10 wear. Old. living with parepis.
wishes situation IN Office or whole>al. house
soIne eVper.ence; satisfactory reference
AadPess EDWIN NJ. wILLifEB. 29s 'th-
ave., Brooklyn.
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M,ereiianeous.


c.p.pIE ARTIST VIII reproduce paint
inas a. reasonable expense ms ea.m,sr1, ="
choo,s from inspection .olicihn; "I''h
KNOWN ARTIST. l24 West 25a-s''
EXPERT MANICURE wi-bo. pos uon.
rosidcnt or visiting refers 10 New. orr
professional also home rderem "ss M IcSiie
CURE. Elizabeth. n. j.. Postoiiee.
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose o.
their left.or clothing AT al r vn III
please call on OF address EDWARD "i"'
lEI.. Gs 8th-ave. -----
1LANTON. Portland. Ore, sells
anything on commission soaps, cigars. no.
lions. novelties and sp,cialuss city ana
snail towns; oregon and washington.
LEARN TO SWIM while - The country
this summer by using Navy ,crk liz r.
servnr price 80 cents. BANNEhNAN'
~ Front-st
PROFESSIONAL NURSE with iaIgs
experience, having q pleasant, Iuinish,H
house, would like 70 care for rev m'ano
Asaa1erk 233 West 22c-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


PRIVATE FAMILY has recently Ia.
non and newly and elegantly fnrnishel
Wrst a5th.st.: extra large rooms; baths
every convenience. comfort ana iuNu'N ie''
erences.
FURNISHED ROOMS for GENTLE
MEN. 2,2 W"st l27th-St.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. .uite OF ."p.-
rate comfortable end elegant Wsst .Vth
- near shave. PTRMANhNI' J 80
b oadway.
AIRT comfortable rooms bath al
,o,ntnc. elevated - 70 $40 weekly hoti
.,,and,ncr. convenient hotels ana :, Hlau-
rants. AZ west .oth-st.. near Bi"dcN"S
gentlemen
oIST.ST.. AZ EAST. Gramcrcy Park..,
Nice cool. newly ana handsomely fuihlsn'u
room; all cOnN"nicacrs.
oIST-ST-. 235 wFST.-Nevly furnished
room: all Improvements; terms Moderate.
oIST- ST. lac FAST. Gromery Park
Handsomely Furnished large rooms Tor gem
tlenan; moderate; bath PARK piiN-lcs-,.
20 WEST 26TH-sT.-A FOO, suite,
sn,,are or smaller room; hou-r ana sp
noIntpepis uncNceptonabi"; eenucm'h only.
1sTV-ST 100 wFST.-FieGant .occhd
door. suitable for quiet couple or g'huc'
men.
sSD-ST.- i30 wf.sT.-Largt front 'no
neiiuIn-sizcd back room; prlNar hou'r.
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Counirp Real estate FOR 5aie


AGENCY FOR MONTCLA!R-Dwsi',,
Ing for ale or 10 let large essortleit VI
l,ndsona building sites terms gag
TUBES & TAYLOR. BeeKmsn.-s: y. ::
TIHsT.GLAss STOCK FARM az han.
value on easy terms ~, hours out nest
r,Ii-'. '. o,oran, buildings stream OF war
lsh pond: fine orchard lana sno Us"I IHsS1
ip gnod o,isr. FRANK PERRIN. FISH
En.su. Ii ud-on, n. y.
FOR sALE.-82.scre farm fine oqI,o.
ings 20 MINUTES from rallfo1d su 5s'
.; t-.ins IN New.YOrk daily. Auoies9
X II. HOLMES. Pox AZ, Psssaic, y. - =.
HUDSON RIVER. westchestel C1un.y4
lent f. s. MILLS. II East 42o-s.:
STOCK FARM Of 200 acres, 2 h pn!n'
ont. Hs,o,in terms easy. FRANh FEN
EIN. FlsiitlI. on II udson. \. J. ---
STAMFORD. CONN.-Fiye nils at0n,e,
grntlernan's place at a bargain oef99~ s"res
10 rooms bathroom. hothonse', - toe,h's,
.rut ADMINISTRATIONS. ., ~. Iooon-ss;
70 INVESTORS. MANUFACTURE
ASD BIiILDERS.-B Blocks Of lots on ~"
t,,,1 C,ees viii bulkhesd water 'front.' near
The ends Of the proPosea Ipr1iIugIiITFFEI,iN.
York for sole low. S. Il - uIr P.pT
90 N.dison ave. or AUGUSTUS hArc-
LYE. 100 Fulton..t ~,
TIE REST FARM OF 100 acres 10 Wes.
chester Co: so miles from New, 9.E suaS
Rifconeld. Conn. JAS. a. Wa ~
Lewisboro, n. Y.
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for Sale.

a
-, u1-sIcIAS. going abroad. oher, nv ~
Aa,,Scen, Al 900 UPRIGHT piano Tor ~, 'c,
iDstn ID. finest brilliant tonc' ~,
u,d,e a,l I'D double action, tric9ru: psSFu'
fr.n'e in use 4 months. 10 W. -,
SpECTNL SALE.-TIuhss. Bag d n"u
eataeI good a !, ; r%ai Of Isl broadway, cor.
sth.st., undei Danielfs.
UICYcLEs- Full ball :aieWco,uSH1b,,s,
cusn o. n lii prlcc. 100 Murray.st
IN rrnI,CTp PRICt.s.-300 seeond.
A x ns;D and IRON working IN ma en- -.
t Changed. GEORGE b. EDp'' ''
FOR sNLF.-Outsidc showcase he'S iS
IS inchs,' ,a ,IPF ros, +" II. DoANE os
,hS on,eomery st. Jersey City. --
roo s,IE-Ten.hor power v vertical
ron - cod order; also some shaiNns'
e aTpFX ASDER p. o. Box ,tsa, y; = -
MOP SALE.-sumrner liyery coat me
lOE 80: worn only few times so-'"'"
ssbsst s70 Broadway, BIook..n.- ----
FOR sALF..-Boilers; ens ia"fi, new
pumps. at low price; a.! No, Apply OF
aid % ~ SilsPn 'qRRp''iyR s5sWo RKS. I
est1,,1S,.st north Of PennsyNah'' NAN
sd weeks. Jersey CITY. ------------,--
-sEsTAUKANT-A bargain, near th do en-,
Nc ,.,i,oad station and workshops u 'i,v
' good basIne .. Swner is9 ,h and osth SIS
SEWING MACHINES. u ,atess S'y I'D
.gs :sSSnS hand eseAs sls rssa .nd :.
on i1sseiIf"RA usCH. ..ISl Msve. mt"
li7th.st.: open evenings. It'll, -, s,a-
STA TToNERY slokES,.winm ,, IA pap@r
.,onsry and cigar store cheap .,ehSorhcod.
scmte and fixtures. In sooo "s's"
net 7th.ayc., Brooklyn.
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Real Gsiaie to gxrhanee

THREE and FOUR STORY houses, near
stat on, in exchange for lot. SIENENS,
9th-ave., cor. 93d-st.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-22
Position During Sleep.

Man is when standing erect the only ami
NAL that has the thigh in line with the
axis of the vertebral column, and among
his nearest congeners in the animal world
the flexed state of the femoral articulation
is natural and constant. AS we go down
the scale the angle between the thighs
and trunk diminishes until it reaches the
right angle characteristic of most quad
rupeds.
I speak here of the attitude adopted
when the animal is at rest upon its legs,
for during sleep there is in many cases u
curious reversion to the position occupied
in embryonic life. Thus we see that bird
roosting with its head under its wing"
and the legs drawn up close to the body
offers decided resemblance to the chick
in the egg.
Ihave noticed that young children, when
old enough to shift their limbs, very sell
dom sleep in any but the curled up posi-
ton, and that as often as not, when I'M
hampered by clothing or other artificial
restraints, they sleep in the same attitude
as do many quadrupeds-viz., with the abb
domen downward and the limbs flexed
beneath them. am told that negro moth
ers and nurses in the West Indies invari-
ably lay their charges down to sleep on
their stomachs, and that this custom is
also common in various parts of the world.
-Nineteenth Century,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-22
Hardly Complimentary.

A certain author, having explained the
nature of his occupation to an old ManX
woman, was hardly prepared for the COM
ment, "Well, well, what does it matter so
long as body makes his Twin honestly"
the words being evidently meant to put him
on better terms with himself. But worse
still Jared an English clergyman, for some
time vicar of a Manx parish, and from ig-
norance of the people and their ways not a
very popular one. Having received prefer
ment elsewhere, he started on round OF
farewell visits, but without hearing sim
gle regret. At last one old woman told
him she was mortal sorry" In his de-
light the vicar let curiosity outrun discre-
ton, and he asked for her reason. "Well,"
said she, with touching candor, we've had
lot O. pass'ns over here from England,
and each one has been worse than the last,
and after you're gone Pm afeard they'll be
sen'in US the devil himself" The vicar
left hurriedly.-London Saturday Review
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-22
How Won MoItke Calculated.

The parents of young soldier, who was
private in Prussian cavalry regiment
during the Franco-Prussian war, became
terribly anxious about him. Several bat
ties had been fought, and they had re-
ceived no news of their boy. They had
followed the army and, after some hesita-
ton, the father went to see General Won
Moltke, who was understood to receive
visitors at a certain hour in the early
morning. Strange to say, the father was
admitted to see the great field marshal.
"What is your business5" said Moltke;
fuse as few words as possible" The Wis
itor explained that he wished to know the
fate Of his son, private in a certain regi-
ment.
Moltke smiled, but not unkindly, and
drew from his pocket q square Of card
board, covered with dots, lines and crosses
of various colors. 'This line," he said,
Indicates the line of march of your sons
regiment. These dots mark the distances
of each forced march. Tomorrow morning
at 7o'clock the regiment must be at this
point here. Take note of the situation"
He said no more and the interview ended.
Long before the hour named the father
was at the point indicated ON the map.
Just before o'clock the trumpets Of the
advance guard were heard in the distance,
and precisely at the hour the father saw
his son.-San Francisco Argonaut.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-22
How to Help Minister to Preach

1t is astonishing how dull religious audi
ences, as rule, look. In lecturing halls
you see people with eyes wide open,
nudging each other and nodding to the
sentiments offered. In prayer meetings the
same people look dull; they cultivate the
dull look; they have an idea that to be
devotional they must look sleepy. A
brother gets up to talk, and a father in
Israel puts his head down ON cane, and a
mother in Israel her head on the back Of
the seat in front of her, and another looks
up to the ceiling and seems to be counting
the cracks in it. Now when your minis
ter gets up to preach look at him. There
is inspiration in the human eye. Many a
time have, through pressure of other
work, gone into the pulpit with little to
say, but ip the upturned faces of the peo-
pie I have seen twenty sermons, and the
only bother was to know which I should
preach.-Dr. Talmage in Ladies' Home
Yn,rrnn1
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-22
TRADED FOR 1915 TO BOOT.

ct guess kin sell Old Milky" said the
owner to one of the jockeys standing near.
He unhitched the poor brute and led
him, dancing like a colt, across to the other
side of the field, where he was ranged
alongside swaybacked gray mare, which
was also dancing like a colt in spite of the
fact that she may have helped haul can
non at Lundy's Lane.
"Wall, what dyer say?" demanded the
owner of the milklegged horse of the
owner of the swaybacked mare.
Gimme four dollars boot and take her."
was the answer.
81 guess not. I'll give ye three an a
hat"
Eventually they split the difference and
traded with S3.75 for boot.
One of the most active horses on the
ground was under saddle. He was q
knockkneed, foundered fellow, with a
"baddish" cough. There was small boy,
armed with big whip, on his back.
'Let him out, Jimmy" the owner would
say, and then he and the boy would go at
the old horse as though they meant to cut
his hide up into shoestrings, the man run
ming behind equipped with great lash
whip. The old horse would gradually work
up into tremendous stride and gorushing
Of across the field in a fashion quite sug-
gestive of Sheridan's historic ride. 1t was
funny to see the old horse stop, which he
did Just as soon as it came into his mind
that nobody was walloping him. Moving
ON rapid trot one second, the next he was
'as If he had heard the crack of doom and
stopped to ascertain what 1t meant.
One big bay mare had forelegs which
,were so used up that as she stood on them
they were crooked like the elbow of stove
pipe. She seemed all the while just on the
point of falling on her nose, but she dared
not do it, and was constantly engaged in
pulling herself up. Probably she fell on
her nose once in the presence of her owner,
and paid tremendous penalty for doing
it. These horses have great memories
New York Times.
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The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air. Md, january 22, 1882. !.
A SEASIDE FANCY.

I would, o Sea, thy destinies were mine
To shape for one short day. I'd give to thee
The rest which am sure thou'ldst not decline
If thou to have thy way were wholly free
This endless beating on the sandy'shore,
This constant undulation on the deep,
The never ceasing din of thy dull roar,
Do testify the vigil thou dost keep.
Methinks If thou couldst In quiescence lie
For one full day 'twere better for mankind
For them that dwell the sounding coast hard By,
For them that homes unfathomable find.
And SO I'd say, had the sovereign power,
Were all that is subjected to my will
For but one day, one minute or one hour,
whilst am reigning, Sea, do thou be STILL"
John Kendrick Bangs in Harper's Weekly.
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IAnIEt
Needing tonic, or children who want build
Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed In his hands by an East India mission
ary the formula of simple vegetable remedy fol
the speedy and permanent cure OF Consumption
Bronchitis Catarrh. Asthma and all throat AND
Lung Affections, also positive and radical
plants after having tested its wonderful curative
powers I'm thousands of cases. has felt it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actual
ed by this motive and desire to relieve human suf
ferirg will send free of charge, to all who desire
it, this recipe, in German. French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using, sent Dy
mail nv addressing with stamp. naming this paper
w A Moves $40 Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y
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The best way to prevent rain is to &c
everything ready to plant turnips.
Merits WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens. that for years we
have been selling DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bltters, and have never
given such universal satisfaction. We do not hest
tate to guarantee them every time, and we stand
results do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on their
merits. w. r. Evans & Co.. Bel Air. Md.
There are lots of women who wouldn't
marry the best man on earth. They did Mt
anyway.
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ptI.si piles j itching piles,

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CHOW 20 Cure All skin Diseases. >

Simply apply "Swayne' UIntment. NO inIer-
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Asksyour druggist for SwaYnes Ointment.