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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

WORD TO THE WISE.
When you want Pure Teas and Cofees at reason
able prices come (or send direcu 70 any OF the 70
city stores Of the Great American Importing Tea
Company and save all commissions Having as
successful stores on this ample PROOF that
they have The facilities for selling, and do sell,
the best Teas and Cofees for the least money
nyZl I'm
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
NIcALESTER Il McMAHAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
MONTGOMERY ST., NEAR MARKET.
BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK

$3.50. INSrALLMENTS
BEAUTIFUL MARINE AND PARK VIEW.
On the electric road 18Th ave, bet. and Sis. ;
the line OF Strawberry Hill and the new lake ;
500 cash; balance $50 monthly installmentS
graded: fenced; size 25xl20. my25 II Weir
TOR SALE. EASY TERMs-2 ELEGANT COT
Il tages rooms and bath; 7-foot basement.
Sanchez and Twenty-sixth SITS. jel4 ST.
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ooDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

CI00O LODGING-H0USE IS ROOMS: BEST
u IUUOs location ia the city; house always fun:
ow rent: present owner has been there 8 wears !:
going east on account OF sickness in family; there
fore makes this sacrihce; this is honest bargain
Fun invest cation granted. Al. LESS Fourth
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FINEST AND BEST EQUIPPED HOTEL IN
Northern California; hotel Just opened; every
thing news very large patronage; medicated steam
baths connected with hotel Call at once on J.
BROWN5TOAE, Ala Pine ST. iel34ls
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GOQo0 MUST BE SOLD; A BARGAIN; A
ID AOOO. nice bay window cottage OF rooms
and bath; stone walks: all modern conyeniences;
lot 26xiOO; on Alabama ST., a short distance from
cable road Apply Immediately to g. II. UMBSEN
a co, IA Montgomery ST Iell IS ! 8 II ~ u %
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Q000 AND UPWARD = CHEAPEST BEST
pLOO and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the san Leandro road, near Fruitvale: $40 cash.
80 per month. CLOUGH BAKER, 1902 Broad.
way, Oakland.
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- ONERNMENT LANDSl
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA;
Finest Level farming lands.
Rich black soil. ready 10 plow
Large fine valley; railroad through It.
Water ditchCS low building
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap lumber
WORK at good wages there
Land Can De taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for fun Information to F. w.
LAKE, Flood building, San Francisco, Cal.apl4 II
CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU. 4Sl
y Ninth ST Oakland. exchange ali kinds of prop.
erty: send for catalogue. GREEN, CULLOM q
co my22 q
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GIO00 PARTNER WANTED: MANUFACT-
- VOO uriug business; splendid chance for
steady man. See MCLAUGHLIN, $40 Kearny. Il -
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CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED ANn
= renovated same ueE. s 5. FERG CSJS &
CO., Is Tenth ST; telephone 1886 Il
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TYPEwRITERs.

4 tALiGRAPH NOS. !, OR 3 WILL PLEASE
y you best; 10 choose from; all frst-class; as
characters, all caps; az characters upper and lower
case. or 10 characters, double also; latest i'm.
provements thousands Of users; results elo
quent; read our testimonials from practical people;
facts and hgn tell the story come la aud talk IL
over. CHARLES e. NAYLOR. general agent. 1s
Montgomery st. fel6tf
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I AITCHELL's, 236 Fourteenth st mrs. Il
CJTY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO-
y waiting Works. 1910 Eighth 81; telephone
$3.50. mri Il
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CCE0O SALOON AND LODGING HOUSE: 20
= -OOO. rooms. Centrally located. rot Far from
Market ST.; elegantly furnished; rooms always fuii
bar does extensive bus ness; owner wishes retire;
grand laIEaln snre.y. N LESS. Fourth SO.
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CPAULDING's PIONEER CARPET-BEATIN9
= " forks do the best BcrS 353 to 557 Tehsmass.
telephone 30t0. mrl9H
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BAKERY To RENT; GOOD INDUCEMENTS
II given PACIFIC EXCHANGE, % Kearny
MUST SELL oNFINED TO BED: RESTAU-
w rant: choice locations at any reasonable offer
Anply pACIkLC ENCHANGE 2S kaarnN ST 3
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR SALE, CHEAP
! Three houses, to be removed NV. cor. Hayes
and Octayia SIS je15 Il
JrOR SALE-ALUMINUM AND GERMAN Sill
yerscraps IN lots suit TO. Apply 10 {. A. KiINKER
q CO. $40 Sansome ST. jel5 g.
~ SHARES GORDON ORCHARD AND VINE
~ yard Co.'S stock; located al Hartford CAL; mar
ket value $40; VIII sacr fee for cash exchange
for city property. Address box 40. Golden Gate
Cal 1e12tf
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NV LINE BRUSSELS CARPET 6OC. SEwED
y and laid; heavy floor oiicloth. 25c; elegant
linoieum. soc :. ". SHREK. 1884 SO ktOn ST.;
special attention 60 country orders mrl7 On
CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID ALEX
- WHILDEN, 24OO Geary ST.; telephone 1893;
carpets insured v hiie IN my care myl BIN
EARPETS-sMITH'S BRUSSELS. csc A YARD;
y fnstEllment price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ FRIED
MAN CO. 22s-230 Stockton. aud 1S7 Post 1tt
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CARPET CLEANSING.

1ARPETS CLEANED AND RELAID Sc PER
OyaTd California Carpet Beating and Renoyaung
Works. q Jessie S.. telephone 1884. my25 II
CARPETS = DOWN co THE PRICES; THE
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OOOO CORNER SALOON - MARKET ST.
Il OOO. siae entrance: cheap rent. best Of rea;
sons for selling HEALY a CO. has Market
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C.EOO An ACTIVE NAN WANTED AS A
GSOOO. partner to keep plain accounts, look
after me hep and collections IN hne manui3ctur-
lug business Ia this city IS clearing 500 per
month ever ali expens Is; large orders on hand
empl0ysa good many en-; yOn can try il for 30
days before purchasing: tools and STOCK etc, In
Guided: this Is extraordinary chance, he viii
repurChase at anv time you are willing 70 sell out
Apply &. KENNY, 1904 Market 81.
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c D00 WOOD AND COAL YARD, INCLUD-
u ZOO. ing all improvements: horses .
wagons cart; low rent; long lease: oId-estabushed
yard; clearing over SEQ per month; we'll worth
$1,000; selling account other business, hence this
enormous sacrLhce. u. LESS. 5 Eonrth 81
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G1l00 COR. SALOON; FIN ELY FITTED Up:
u w. we'll stocked; heart city, low rent, long
Jesse; extraordinary bargain; VIII bear fan iuYesti-
cation: other business requiring attention; must
sell If. LESS 5 Fourth St
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GId 0QA FINE INVESTMENT on O'FAR-
- 1.OOO. reil ST., near Laguna; new house OF
elegant flats: rented for 1892 so per month; Sold
on account OF departure; this is one OF the finest
pieces OF property on the market. EASTON, Ell
DRID6E 4 CO.. 635 Market st.
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n l. ORR CO.
$1,000 western Addon 81 an noG marine fe y Sns
balance $1,000 at per cent
Sl6OU-H0use and lot OF rooms; Mission.
C.17S On st., near 24th ave; 25xlO0
S55O-251I2O; next California-st depot on goth
avenue.
S275-25x1 20; pad ave, near electric road.
Sz75-25Xl2O. third block from the beach.
Sl75. z'hisO' second block from electric road
Good exchanges offered in city and country prop
eTty. T. l. ORR d Co, ll2 Montgomery stSuruFr
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cox SALOON; 5 LIVING ROOMS. HITCH
Il - O.en; among factories and shops: splendid
chance for small Capitali SacTihced account owner
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EASTERN PLAN = LOWEST RATES; GOOD
II care. Sterling Furniture Co., 1899 Market st..
opp. j. J. o'BRIENiS. iel2 II
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(fONKLIN'S CARPET-BEATING WORhS 333
~ GOIleu Cats teennOne 7f26. fell q
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4 AND-sAM, PLANER. LATHES. ETC. AT Toy
ID Factory. Sixteenth ST., near Harrison. Je5 Inns
SHOWCASES: COUNTERS. ALL KINDS STORE
- and saloon fixtures SEFTONS 23S 5th. myZ0 I'm
box SAFETY BICYCLE. GOOD CONDITION:
ID worth double. 1913 Golden Gate ave. NJ L. In
CAFE, SCALE. LErTER-PRESs. sToRE-TRUCK
- and money-tiii; cheap. l02 Clay ST au7 If
ECOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES PUMrS
~ shaftiDg, pulleys, betting water pipes etc
de5 II MCINTOSH & WoLPMAN. 1871 Beals st.
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES
~ pl6Ders drlli-Dresses. 6b1 Mission Sc. se275;
FINANCIAL.
T l26 KEARNY. ROOM 9, you CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrItt
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- eSS Kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
nsuey on diamonds. watches; low interest," eezI
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CaOsgSO GROCERY STORE AND BAR
- -LJO. prominent corner. downtown among
machine-shoUs. foundries manufacturers, shipping.
exc: thousands or men employed, tremendous bust
ness a. the bar; nothing ike II anywhere; fun
stock, good team. nice living rooms: must sell:
make ofer: GRO STEWART & SON, l35 Kearny. I
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GI5O0 Partner WANTED TO ATTENI

u ICOU. 20 the cash and collections and assist
in looking after the plain accounts and hired hep
81 frst-Class livery snd boarding stable; fine To-
cation; fine TRADE. clearing $500 per month ex-
pcuses. 10 previous experience required; full
va ue in horses CARRIAGES. ToCkswSys and buEgies;
one Of present owners is leaving the city: ths re-
naming partner is = frst-ciaSS stable man, who viii
guarantee The business TO De paying as above; 30
days Jrial allowed before purchasing. Apply K
k.NNA. lQu4 MarEct 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

= TIITI VI . 7 = . IL 2 -
eDAOtO' business: well known popular place
me fan stock; owner has made his fortune there;
can afford TO retire. NJ. LESS Fourth ST.
Q0[0 COFFEE SALOON AND CHoPHOUSE;
Il OOO. nelly located for business: well patron
ized trade increasing daily; must be sold; account
oepartarei bargaLn. n. LESS. Fourth 81
The morning news., 1892-03-16
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Pardoned by the State Board-A Camp
of Confederate Veterans.

Pardoned by the State Board-A Camp
OF Confederate Veterans.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March 15.-The
pardoning board has granted full pard on
to Charles S. Bronson, who was convicted of
larceny in Orange county at the fall term Of
the circuit court in 1874, and has restored
him to full citizenship.
Gov. Fleming has appointed Thomas Ker-
nan to be member OF the board of health
for st. Johns county, J. Katz of Mican opy
to be notary public for the state at large,
and A Nicholson Of Milton to be auotioneer
Of Santa Rosa county.
T. b. Lamar Camp. United Confederate
Veterans, Of Leon county, has been organized
here by Maj. A. ]. Russell. aid to Gen. J. J.
Dickinson. The following officers have
been elected to serve for the ensuing year: !:
ID. w. Gwynn, commander; G. A. Ball
first lieutenant commander; J, T. Bernard,
second lieutenant commander; r. A. Whit
field, adjutant; N. w. Eppes, quartermas-
ter; T. S. Isler, sergeant major.
There is promise Of an immenss fruit crop
in this county this year. The peach and
pear trees are heavily laden with blooms
and young fruit.
George Greenhow Is making arrangements
to start Cigar factory here to work up
some of the fine cigar leaf tobacco grown in
this county
The morning news., 1892-03-16
NEARLY SaANGEAIED.
A Brunswick Man Tells OF An Exciting
Experience.


BRUNSWICK, Ca. March 15.-J. C..
Akers, young white man of good build
but addicted to the use Of intoxicanus, came
near being ''shanghnied" last night. At
least that is the tale he tells, although in
vestigation does not su bstantiate his story
in every detail. Shanghai" is word
seldom heard in the interior country. and
Akers' story OF the attempt to abduct him
has revived 1t in Brunswick. The word
applies to the practice of "shippingn men
on vessels without their consent.
As much as S26 per capita has bsen paid
in times past by commanders for men to
serve on their vessels. The traffic. car
ried on TO such an outrageous extent in
nearly all seaports. eliminated few years
since In the shipping Of dead mau In PEN
sacola, Fla. Fourteen men were made
drunk aud drugged on the occasion
referred to, and the sailor thief in order tc
get the bounty on the body threw in the
corpse. and pretending that the man was
too drunk to stand up aud write, signed the
contract for him and got the bounty The
dead man was discovered by the captain
next morning and brought ashore by the
crew and buried. The bounty business has
been stopped so far as the law can control
the matter.
In Brunswick about five years ago a
printer In the Brunswick NetcS office disap-
peared one Friday night leaving a weeks
wages behind, and 1t is still thought that he
was shanghaied and carried to q foreign port.
The morning news., 1892-03-16
FLORIDA.

A. II. Steen is a candidate for mayor of
Palatka.
1t is estimated that there are over 5000. 600
withheld from the banks as deposits 10 Key
West, and the bonds for the city hall lust
voted for could be readily absorbed at
home,
Capt. J. E. Lucas of Palatka has all the
plans and specifications and will at once be-
gin work on new steamer for the 0ck>
iawaha river. This boat will be unlike that
of any other now in use, and will be an In
provement on the old style. She will con-
tain ample accommodations and be ready
in time for next seasons business
The Peruvian Phosphate Company of
Tampa is erecting large new dump room,
6Ox24 feet and IS feet high. This will have
storage capacity of 1,200 tons OF dried
phosphate. The company's former storage
capacity was 200 tons. The shipment OF
phosphate in large quantities made the en-
largement Of their plant a necessity.
Palatka Times: We noticed In the shop
Of Wigg & Butler. the enterDrising harness
makers, on Saturday last, a noble, old
looking, cankered. small brass bell, which
has quite q history already. Mr.. Wigg iu-
formed US that this was the bell giving thar
dreadful alarm when Palatka's prosperous
houses were burned 10 ashes In 1884. This
viii be quite relic in years 10 come.
The morning news., 1892-03-16
Compagnie Generale Iransatlantque
French Line to Haue.

DETwEEN New York and Havre. from pier
ID No. ~, N. R., foot OF Morton street. Tray
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort Of crossing the
channel In a small boat. Special tram leaving
the company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
LA NORMANDIE, LAURENT, SATURDAY,
March 10. Z A. M.
LA BRETAGNE. COLLIER, SATURDAY. March
26, M.
LA TOURAINE, FRANGEUL, SATURDAY,
April 2, A. NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE dncluding wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, from $50 TO S1e0
according to location: Second Cabin. $50; Steer
age from New York to Havre S24 50, steerage
from New York g Paris S27 so, including wine,
bedding and utensils.
A FORGET. General Agent, 8 Bowling Green
foot OF Broadway, New York.
OR. W. HUNT, ESQ., 20 Bull street. MEs3Rs.
WILDER & CO., 100 Bay street. Savannah
Agents.
The morning news., 1892-03-16
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

THE NEWS OF The TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

A Husband Returns Home and Finds
His Wife Corpse on the Kitchen
Floor-Steve Ryen's Life in jail and
His Poor Prospect Of Getting Out.
The morning news., 1892-03-16
Plant Steamship Line.
FOUR TIMES PER WEEK.
Port Tampa, Key West ant
Havana.
SOUTH-BOU

OUIH-BOOND.
Lv. Port Tampa Mon, Tues, Thur. and sat.
10 p. N.
Ar Key West Tues, We'd, Fri. and Sun. at 4
Pm.
Ar. Havana Mon., We'd, Thurs. and Sat, 6
A. M.
NORTH-BOUND.
Lv Havana Mon, We'd, Thurs. and Sat. at
1880 p. NJ.
Ar. Key West Mon, We'd, Thurs and Sat. at
7:3O PtM.
Ar. Port Tampa Tues, Thur, Fri. aud Sum-,
BPM.
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Mail train to and from Northern and East
ern cities. For state room accommodations
apply TO F. B. ARMSTRONG, Ticket AgeDt
Port Tampa.
WILBUR Mccoy, G. F. and T. A.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

THoMAsvILLE. Ga, March l5.-Mrs.
Fannie q. Plttman. one OF the best known
and most highly esteemed ladies OF ThOmas-
vile, died Sunday Of a complication Of
maladies. She Was buried this afternoon.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13

tairel You needn't nod and wink that
she is ready and anxious. Ten minutes
more TO be positive that my men are
come-and then major, please the God
dess Of Liberty, I'll forbid your banns,
and walk of with your person. I'm
sorry for you, brute as you are. And
you will not like your wineless quarters
with old Put"
INDUSTRIOUS long minutes, those final
tenl AT the rate of a thousand a min
ute, shades Of doubt drifted across
Peters mind.
Who has not known suspense and its
miseries? something hanging over him
by hair, or he hanging by hair over
nothing. Patience, Peter Skerrettl The
pendulum ticks. II checks of the min
utes, surely.
And while those minutes pass, tipsy
Jierck Dewitt is at work In the cellar
trying to drown the misery that this
guilty house has caused him.
The ten was almost ended, when
Brothertoft started to search for the
stray leader, that other victim Of wo-
mans disloyalty.
IL was in the very last Of the ten that
Mrs. Brothertoft turned suddenly and
saw an unknown face staring in at her,
as she sat in thu dusky paror.
Time was up. Major Skerrett walked
quietly to the window, threw up the
sash, opened the shutters and whistled
In his men.
Three only came leaping in at the
summons.
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there to welcome it and baptize its
birth with happy tearsl
Here JIerck Dewett appeared upon
the scene.
Alarm had fallen upon him like water
on a tipsy pate under pump. He was
sober senough to perceive that be must
Justify his outsidership and make, his de-
sertion forgotten. He looked through
the window, took his cue and then bus
tied forward oficiously. He spoke, to
be sure, with burr and trod as IL the
floor were undulating gayly beneath
him; but why may not haste and eager
ness make tongue and feet trip?
"Hoorsy, Ike!" cries he; 'Tve made
all right outside. Plato's just bringing
out your horse, miss. Thank you for
looking after the sergeant, miss" con-
tinued Jierck, laundering down on his
knees beside Mr.. Brothertoft. "How do
YOU find yourself, sergeant? Oh, you'll
do. Only little love tap the ball gave
you. A drop Of rum-capital thing,
rum, Always drop on bit of brown
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an orIeInaI though. Expressed in an

an original thought expressed in an
original way.
eff more people fancy that the pres
emit tariff arrangement Is more beneficial
to them than the other, more people
will vote that way. II more people vote
that way, and experiments should DO
made successfully with q purified bal
lot, the side so voting In the greatest
numbers will elect their candidate.
Then the horizon will clear up again,
another prize fight will be brought out
to our notice, and the march OF improve
ment will be once more resumed.
"And now II you will explain thst
method OF enumeration TO me we may
90 on board our train"
"Yes, indeed" said the studious man
as he carefully folded his napkin, there
by revealing the fact that he lived
simply when ST home, and that his wife
attended 10 her own work. "You see,
have TO be very careful about my
health; otherwise shall be taken from
you before the great work Of finishing
my collection Is done. l lam making q
very large and iue collection OF jelo do
SPIRITS, so l must be very careful OF my
general health, for no one else could
ever finish the collection. Many OF them
are my own. put them in TO give
color to such men as Lamb. am the
mint sauce on Lamb, as you might say.
am the author OF the maxim that the
cucumber fights better when Il Is down.
al read some time ago that Mr.. Glad
stone owed his long life to the fact that
he used great care and method In masti-
eating his food, counting the number OF
bites carefully, giving thirty-two, for
instance, To steak, and from that down
TO two for ice cream. l have had TO
raise the rate on steak good deal on
this trip and lower IL on tea. At home
we have very careful method Of mas
ticatlng, as has Mr.. Gladstone at Haw-
arden, and child who swallows his pie
even without giving IL the regular num-
Der OF bites has TO pay penalty OF
twenty-five chews on our beautiful cli-
mate. 1t is very CHEEKY TO sit at our
table and watch and listen TO the con-
versation mingled with enumeration.
Sometimes wa have concert at
table, and the counting is done 10 music.
lead on the violin. / have written Rn
accompaniment for fried trlpe which
would please you, l know; also little
nocturne for shad. with half and three
| quarter rests for taking out the bones.
1t is beautiful. The grapeskin polka Is
also very fetching. and soup somnam-
bula in + flat is popular. My children
are thus learning music, mathematics
and hygiene"
With that he unbuttoned his coat so
as to let his whiskers out for few mo-
ments to surprise and delight the Viz
ginla breeze. l decided that II Mr..
Gladstone really has sliding scale OF
enumeration like n child who is binding
In the game OF "hIde and so seek" he
will wait many long, weary day be-
fore he is invited TO come and stay over
Sunday at our house.
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with haste an NN--fne, he clambered up
upon the sill and began to back out be-
tween the bars. His coat caught against
the bent iron.
As he stopped to disengage 1t he
peered suspiciously back into the cell
lar.
A little spot Of red glow in the midst
Of the blackness caught his eye.
'Ahal" he thought, "my powder
lighted something tindery in that heap
OF rubbish. 1t will soon eat what it's
got and go out on the stone floor. And
if it doesn't go out let it burn! Blast
the old housed it's nest CT Tories.
Blast it! the mistress had me thrashed
like dog. Blast the house! my wife
was spoiled here and that spoiled me.
Blast it! let IL burn and show US the
way out OF the country
Jierek tore his coat from the bar,
backed out, picked up his gun and
skulked tipsiIy of to join his party.
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NYE TALKS A LITTLE.
A LIGHT AND CHEERFUL ARITHNETICAL
BREAKFAST.
The Combination Of Mnsis Mathematics and
Hygiene Explained BY Gsntls Stranger with
Wealth Of Whisksrs-A Delayed
ssraph Who Took his Tub
IcoprrtcAt. rsa2. nr Edaar W. Nps.l

En- ROUTE, EN- PEASANT, Ell GET
TING A MOVE ON ONE VIA, the
r. r.
We breakfasted this morning 81 Gull
pepper, Va, where fried chicken is to be
had without limit. Fried chicken seems
to be the motif. as we say in music. and
all the other frills and little dashes OF
color trills, runs, arpeggiios, and what
Mr.. Seidl so truly characterlzes as funny
business, are mere accessories OF the
fried chicken. 1t is good chicken, too,
though sometimes cold, because It has
to be prepared and on the table at the
time when the train is due, even II the
train should not be on time. This is
hazardous business, and very slight
hot box may mean acute cold chicken
sometimes.