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The morning call., 1892-03-25
SEWER CONNECTIONS.
Scott Street Property Owners Having
Trouble With the Contractors.

Scott Street Property Owners Having
Trouble With the Contractors.
Property-owners along the line Of the
SeOtt-street Sc wer have succeeded in max
ing the contractor do a better grade of
work, but there is vigo rous kick over the
matter OF con meeting with the new sewer
The concrete and cement used in the bed
and in laying the brick work are being
mixed nearer in accordance with the specifi-
cations than they were some time ago. and
less fears are Eow entertained by the prop
erty-owners that the street would have to
be torn up in short time in order to repair
the sewer.
The cause Of the trouble is that the origi-
nal contractors have sublet the Job at lower
figures and the sub-contractor must sail
close if he makes anything. Watchful tax
payers compelled the contractors 10 rebuild
weak spots before the earth was filed in,
and the progress Of the work is still being
watched with Interest by Scott-street resi-
dents.
But tie greatest objection comes from
Scott-street property-oNners along the line
Of the new improvement The work is
being paid for by an assessment dis
trict extending from Fillmore street to
Stanyan and from q lden Gate avenue
TO Ridley street. A little over
year ago 20-inch ppe-sewer was laid along
tatto VI Ccctt street, ana 10 winch the resi-
dences are all properly connected. The
new brick sewer is 4x5 feet, and all that is
necessary in the matter of new connection
Is TO build the brickWork around the house
pipes at little or no extra expense. But the
contractors are charging property-Owners
all the way from $40 20 SIS for making this
connection, and they object to this expense
in addition TO their pro rata assessment
Some of them say thai the sewermen have
threatened TO leave their houseppes on the
nutside Of the sewer unless they pay up.
They appealed to the city, but were in
formed that nothing could be DOPE until the
sewer was completed and accepted by the
city, after which a permit could be issued
for tapping the main. There is much in
dignation along Scott street.
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eral men stood on The guns and looked in
quiringly over at the two solitary horse
men,"
The two parties eyed each other for an
hour. The train guard came up and looked
over, tor, and the gentlemen In gray were evil
IDENTIFY doubtful as to how many more might
be back in that hollow. Candy spread his
men I'll over the little town, with instrnc-
items TO show themselves In as many differ
EN- places as possible, and look as big as
they could.
Tie wagon-master and his assistants were
converted into aids, and rode away out OF
sight with haSty orders and returned with
messages that caused new disposition &C.
casionaily of the interminahle procession OF
about SO men that crossed the main street
In full sight of the enem
"Lang!ord. this thing might be amusing
IL it wasn't getting mon otonouS," said
Candy.
Don't talk about monotonv. I've got
2OO0 rounds of fixed ammunition in that
train. beside the small-arm stuff and If that
battery drops shell over there there'n be
liyelier time around En- mittsburg than
there has been since the Il bod"
The time was drawing on toward noon
when the battery, evidently NOT admiring q
new movement of the theatrical procession
among the houses. suddenly limbered up
and went off at lively trot in the direction
OF Mechanicsburg
Now, BY this days hopes. Richard is
himself again." quoted Candy, Relatively.
The words were hardly out of his mouth,
when, Tar up beyond the main street, was
heard the welcome blast of the bugle, and
ere its echoes had died away down came
Major Hamilton Thomas with the First
Pennsylvania Cavalry, at full charge with
drawn sabers, and the mud flying as high as
the second-Story windows.
"Hellol Hamp, whittier away. my gentle
gaZelle?" shouted Candy, at the major. as
be dashed past the corner where the two
officers, with the train guard and teamsters,
looked on and appauded the charge as
though 1t was circus performance got up
for their especial delectation. In few
minutes halt was sounded. and the major
rode back.
See here. Candy, what the devil does
this mean?"
I'D like TO know what you mean by dis
turbing peaceful neighborhOOd in this
way by your internal clatter?"
We'll. but what in thunder are you doing
here? l was told to charge this burgh and
drive out the enemy, and here | find you
lUahng on the street corner, half full OF
appeiack. as though you had been here a
month";"
''Oh, that's all right, Hamp. l charged
TINS place four hours ago with the xth
Corps ammunition train and dislodged the
enemy. You can see him shaking the dust
OIL bis heels down tie road yOnder vet If
you don't believe me, there's my train and
heres reliable citizen whom we have de-
liyered from the proud invader TO prove it,"
Major Thomas made formal report that
he had found the Sixth Corps ammunition
train holding Einmtts burg at the point of
the wagon-tOngue, and Lieutenant Canby's
charge for many day afterwari furnished
forth many smile at the campfire.
II T. II
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ANTHONY'S LITTLE "PULL."
1t Will Be Worked Again If He In Hauled
Up for Trial.

1t Will Be Worked Again If He IL Hauled
Up for Trial.
Policeman Anthony's conduct In connec-
ton with the arrest of Dollie Stone and his
failure to capture George Harvey is still
causing comment around the old City Hall
Although a warrant was issued for Har-
ney's arrest for placing minor Ia house
OF bad repute. the fellow has not been ar
rested and the chances are that he will not
be caught. AS soon as he heard that An
thOny had been forced to seek him, II arney
fled from the city and is probably now at
his old baunts 10 Sacramento.
The girl, Dollie Stone, who pleaded
guilty of vagraney, has not yet been sen-
fenced. She is temporarily detained at the
City Prison and will De a willing witness
against Harvey if he should happen to be
arrested.
There is talk Of having Anthony's con-
duct investigated before the Police Com
missioners. but as he has q little ''puli" of
his own, 1t will probably result as did his
trial of ''squaring" the case of Harry Kali
iisky the fcrper
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A FLOOD PREDICTED.
Bsrnal Heights Individua al Ind uIges In
Wild Prophecy.


Wild Prophecy.
Whether the individual who wrote the
following letter to the Postofice Depart
ment is insane through religion or through
an inordinate desire to perpetrate a prac-
teal joke and see the wonder of the people
over his insane rawlings he is certainly and
indubitably daft. The letter, which was
received yesterday by Postmaster Backus,
reads SIS follows:
In the year Of he redemption OF greenbacks 30
Mister Postmaster General: The auaOinied of
Jehovah addresses you from lis throne OF glory
on berna Heights. j bays fed from tie valley
OF tears and the work of salvation II going o.
In three weeks from date OF this eps,ol the
enveiopiDg the park and flushing the valleys OF
Elm. Livery Doodle member Of the Board OF Su-
pervisors will b. Killed. God help 'em! T. the
annoinled one, standing IN glory on The ton oil
Bcrnai Heights, VIII be spirited to the seven
stars that form the eternal nebu!e OF God In the
upper sperls The bosses will be fayed by the
cohorts OF Raphael, and OF Kelly and his part ner
Krimmins, not an lola will remain.
L beseach you TO listen 10 the words OF Gods
Amounted. VINO addresses you from his cave In
Bernai Heights There was born. but not OF a
woman; yea, bat OF a spirit. Put red crosses on
your carriers and let them aud sci them TO spread
my gospel To the seven hills OF San Franci AGO
before the deluge comes on. aud To be one OF the
elect who shall attend at Dan Farley's resort
on the Heights aud see The amounted rise In air
and ascend with the wings of righteousness TO
heaven.
In the spirit OF heaven give you the bene die.
lion OF The Sanhedrim Saldeman o. Kab, Grand
ViZler OF Christ
Bernal Heights, Wednesday, nineteen DAYS be-
fore the deIuge.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas for Juno delivery. 7ssG7ssc;
Woo. Bags. 36tn3Sc.
OIls-California Castor OH, In cases. No. l. 81 Is.
No. e. cases, 81 20. bbls 9oc manufacturers rates)
Eastern do, 81 20: California Lin seed, bbs, boiled
soc: raw. Al 1ac; cases. 2lac more. Cocoa SOD 60c
n gail; China Nut, 56p63I2c y gal; Eastern Lin
seed Un, IN Dbls. SECS do raw. 471ac D gal. cases,
2i<c moro: Lard Oil, bbs, 721sc; cases, soc p GAL
Observation-Disclosures. lee q gallon; Eocene,
22c; Downer's. 21i2c Astral. lsc; 1902 Elaine,
2ic. Pearl. ice. Water White, refined, bulk
1sc: Headi light 1852 ses 23c Mineral Illuminating
5000, 25c In cases; Standard. 110 Are test. lie b
gallon in tcsps) lilac faucets and 12c In bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63o Benziac. bulk, 1870 a gal;
cases lec 74o Gasoline. bulk ls1ac; cases. 20e 35'
Gasoline, bulk. csc; cases, 29c p val.
WHITE LEAD-Quotaele at 762Ii4c q n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 53c . gal
stGAK-fne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed Powdered
aud Fins Crushed, all 5ssc q n: Dry Granuiated.
oAc y 10: Confectioners' A, 51sc Extra c, 412c;
Golden o. 4Sse: ID. 4i4c q 10; half-bblS, lac more
than bbs, and boxes 3ac more.
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FrIghtfuI shinwre ks-

staunch ships strike and founder the fierce wind.
and noun famous waves sweep noble mariners
" hearts OF oak" to shipwreck and to DEATH yet
that does not prevent the iubberiiest Iapdsman
from rsking his life the stormy Atlantic in the
role OF tourist or commercial traveller But II he
shall reach his destination safely be win scarcely
have escaped some of the qualms OF seasickness.
unless he takes with him Hostetter's Stomach BIZ
tiers. that inimt abe specific for nausea Bad water
on long trips are threat to the wager, but this
may be deprived Ia great measure OF ITS disorder
Ing effects upon the stomach, bowels and liver BY
the Bitters Against the prejudicial effects Of ma
iaria. bad Diet fatigue and exposure 1t Is also EN-
cacfous. 1t averts moreover. rheuma tism and kid
ney complaints Don't travel on sea or land With
out Is. IA
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Some One Biundered.

Sheriff Laumeister has been sued by
Peter Chige to enjoin him from selling un-
der execution the furniture in the second
and third floors of the lodging house at 22S
Montgomery avenue. 1t was seized on the
i4th Inst In satisfaction of Justices Court
judgments against John Layignolle. though
the property does not now belong to him.
The sale was set for yesterday. Lavignolie
was the former proprietor, but sold out TO
ChiRe. and has been about the premises as
AN pmnlOva
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Left to Relatives.

Elena w. Haley, who died in August
1891, left property on HYDE street, west of
Broadway. valued at $1,000, and q will of
July q, 1891, in the possession of her
brother, Michael Z. Haley. This document
has been presented for probate. and makes
the following requests: 500 to cousin.
Mary Kelly, and to niece, Mary Parrotte
$500 to a niere, Elena Parrotte, and to the
brothers, James nj. and Michael e., and to
three sisters everything else share aud
share alike
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Shinninp Mates

Steamers to sail to-day the Acapulco for
Panama, the UmatIIa for Victoria aud Puget Sound
and the Gipsy for the Salinas River. The Villa
mette falls due from Seattle, the Mackinaw from
Tacoma and the Santa Rosa from San Diego.
The barkentine Modoc. 439 tons, loads Coal at
Seattle for Guaymas; British iroa bark Argyleshre,
70S ms, Lumber on the Sound for Valparaiso for
ORDERS Pisagua range prior to arrival 40s; British
ship Earl Granville. 1l49 tons, Lumber at British
Columbia for Cork. 62s 3d.
The Roland takes for London $50. 700 feet Red
wood Lumber, l55. 600 feet Sugar Pine and 600
Sugar Pine Doors, valued at $22, 1902.
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THE SPANISH BAYONET.

A thick. sharp nest OF dagger pointed leaves.
Black tipped. from the gray mesa rises green,
And from its heart there springs amidst Shs
sheen
As white pinioned bird the sunshine cleaves;
As Hope who lifes sharp bitterness relieves
blossom spire thai greets the sky serene,
In calm dominion DER the desert scene,
Thick hung with creamy bells that chime strange
breYes.
o Yucca gioricsa! spirit soft
And tulI OF stranSe mysterious, subtle scent,
Slow swing thy fair white blossom bells alott
In the calm mesa's wide environment.
Ringing the dirge OF that old race which oft
Heard music in thy bells and smilel content
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Chic go Markets.

CHICAGO. March 24.-Wheat was irregular and
lower and opened ssQlae lower than res erday's
closing, declined sac more, then rallied s4c. be-
came weak declined 5sc. recovered 1sc, ruled less
active and easy. and closed about q C lower than
yesterday Receipts. $1,000 bushels; shipments,
$1,000 bushels Rye dull at 1870. Barley firm
at soc.
CHICAGO. March 24.-Wheat-Cash, 797Sc Corn
S7s4c. Pork-$9 e5. Lard-s6 Is. kiDs-$5 SO.
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Accused of Araop.

An Information was fled In Judge Muir
phys court yesterday by District Attorney
Barnes against M. Handley and Kate Hand
ley, his wife, In which they are accused OF
arson.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors made the 26th day OF
February, 1891 % many shares of each parcel of
such stsek as be necessary will be- sold at pub
lilo auction ~ the ofiee of the company. Ala Cal
ifoInia street. San Francisco, California, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day of April. 1892, at tho
hour OF o'clock p NJ az satd dav to pay said de-
hnqne Mt assessment thereon. together with costs or
advertising and expenses of sale.
6kU. ID. EDWARDS Secretary.
forntA. mrl7 "a
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

OvERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY LO-
" cation OF principal place OF business san Fran
cisco. Cal Location OF works Gold Hill. Storey
County. New.
Notee-Thers are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment mo
$50 levied en- the teLth 1ay OF February. 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
specllYe shaEahOl a follows:
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
rs follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality. 6961sc:
third do 4la@5 Isc.
vEAL-Large, e@sc: small Calves. sasc.
MuTTON-weshers, 1e@l0tac; Ewes. 10c
LAMB-Spring. loo q NJ.
P0RK-Ltve Hogs, 43414zsc . 10 for heavy
hard graiGfed 59D5 4e for light average do; stock
Hogs. 4@14lAc q 10; dressed do. e@Shac p 10
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And 10 accordance with law, and an order of the
Board of Trustees. made on the st day OF February
1891. 50 many shares of each parcel OF such stocR
at the ONCE OF the company. 1873 Main street. Gold
Hill, New. on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day Of Aprii,
1892, a. O'Clock p NJ. of said day. to pay said AZ
linQaent assessment thereon together with coats Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
mr9 ID w. Ii. B.AUVELT, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
L pany. Location OF works and principal pl ace OF
business Gold Hill, Storey County, New.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo
800. levied on the first day OF February. 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectiye shareholders, follows:
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rONPRTSTNG


Fine Upholstered Odd Pieces: Paror Furufture.
Easy and Reception Chairs; Oak and Cherry Up
hoIstered Rockers: Ottomans: Oil Paintings and
EDgrayings: Bisque Ornaments; Lace Curtains and
Poles; Andrews Natural Cherry Folding BED, with
full length beyel mirror 'front.' cost $S5: handsome
Cherry Book Case; Iniaid Walnut ChiffOnier; extra
fine Walnut and Cherry Dressing Bureaus, with
Plate Mirror5; Washstands with Plate Mirror
Backs: Antique OAK Chamber Suit; best White
Curled Hair Top Mattresses: Blankets; Down Pill
lows: best Bordered Brussels Carpets: Natural Oak
SidebOarh and Extension to match: Dining Chairs
in Oak; Bed Lounges; fine S.lver-plated Service:
English Cutlery; Cut Glass; China: large Gas stove,
with Water-back, cost $40; Kitchen Furniture etc.
1t VIM. BUTTERFiELD q CO., Auetioneers.
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LIVERPOOL. March 2A-The spot market IA
lower ut rs Cd Cargoes lower at as 50
for on SIS Cd for Just shipped aad 37s Cd Tor
nearly due
FUTURES.
Inc rfouuce rAchahse caoie gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March. Is SID: ApriI IA
6Iad: May. Is Sd; June. Is Sd; July, 7s 4l4d
LONDON. March 2a.-Conso,s, 95 ll-l6; Silver
30 $3.50: Rentes e6f 50c. Bullion into Bank OF
England, 81 600.
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Exchan~e and BulIion.

Portlsnd's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. March 2i-Ciearances. SPAS, 900;
balances, $50, Goo
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THIS DAY.
Fr1da y...-...............,..... eFarch IS. 1892.
AT IL O'Clock A. account of depar ture,
At the elegant residence
1882 PAGE STREET. BET. BAKER AND LYON,
I'VE WILL SELL.
The Magnificent Parlor, Bedroom, Library and
Dining-room Furniture, Rich Upholstery
and Upright Piano,

....COIPRISING 80,
One Rosewood-case Upright Piano (ChfcEerIng b
Sons makers, cost 5000; MoQuet and Wilton
Carpets; Genuine Turkish Rugs; Lace Curtains:
Fine Parlor Upholstery: Piano Stool Music Cab
met; Fine DIvans; EaseIs; Paror FedestaIs and
Bouquetstaads; Mahogany Paror Tables; Bric-a-
brac; five Fine ash Chamber Suits: two Elegant
Mahogany Chamber Suits; Spring and CurIed Hair
Mattresses Live lie Sc ather Pillows: three Ash
Chifcuiers; Mahogany and Ash Mirror Towel
Racks: Fancy Hand-braided Piazza Chairs one
Very Elegant Natural Cherry Diningroom Suit.
comprising Sideb GARD, Extension Table and twelve
Chairs upholstered IN leather (cost S6u0): one
Deer Head; on Fine Oak once Desk; Revolv-
ing Chair; one Splendid Diamond Range with
Water-b tc6; Kitchen Furniture; etc.
NOTE-All tie above goods manufactured
to order by GELDOWSKY OF Boston and are very
elegant.
EDWARD s. SPEAR & CO.. Auction GERS.
mr24 2t 3l-33 Suffer street.
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New York Markets.


NEW YORK. March 24.-After . short period Of
activity this morning the stock market sank back
into gu ietude. Industrials were the only active
thing. The close was firm at small fractional gains
generally. Cordage Is up as. Distiliers lss. Gov.
ernments DUH and steady. Petroleum closed at
64tzc.
NEW YORK. March 24.-Unitcd States Bonds. a.
1874; do. 2's. 100; Northern Pacific 2214: Cana
dian Pacific. ss1z; Central Pacific. 3OIs Union Pa
cine. 457s: Atchison and Santa Fe. $3.50; Wells
Fargo. l43: western Union. SITS; Silver. Ss1s |;
sterling, ~ s7@s4 10.
wheat = May. 92ssc Flour. steady. Coffee
ol3 30. SUGAR. 7-l69t27sc. Hops-Pacinc Coast 100
241zc. Hides, i3c- Copper-Lake. SO 10 Tin
spot. elY 30. Lead-Domestic, - ~ lron-$l6
Petroleum, 54Ac.
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
In Hops there Is = strong undertone. though
transactions are limited and the demand is rather
slow. Prices are unchanged London, steadier;
Germany. arm.
The Raisn market Is reported not in the best
shape though Tut prices must be paid for first
goods. carload OF 3-cr0wn loose. unfnced. Call.
fornts fru.t for example. brought 81 80 q box.
SUGAR AND coFFEE.
Sugar-Raw. aominaiIy unchanged; refined, very
quiet and unchanged.
cohee.Is vesy duh, with slight fluctuations:
sales. 1900 bags. March. els IS: April, $l3 IS;
May. $l3.
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MORNING SALES
Board-l00 Oakland Gas. 1854.
AFTERNOON sALEa
Board-lOo r Gasl zht. 67IS: % Safety N,,ro
Powder. 9s4 80 Hawaiian COMMERCIAL az
street-lG Caiifornla-Stroet X. 1854 $1,000 9
AZ Bonds. sO1s; rs s Water. ess4.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
srrAxEa~ DESTINATION. SAILS

Date. Of nensrture From san FrsncIsoo.
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WILLIAM BUTTERFIELG G co,

Real Estate Agents AMI General Auctioneerss
Office and Salesroom-412 Pine ST.. Nevada Block.
THIS DAY.
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. March rs, 1892,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
515 JONES STREET, NEAR O'FARRELL.
I'VE WILL SILL.
The New and Elegant Furniture Of Residence
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENNESr, Chronomstsr and
Instrument Maker, California ssrsss
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
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AUCTION SALES.
EDWARD s. SPEAR & Ci1.

Furniture, Book and General Auctionesr,
81 and 80 Suffer street.
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} Williams, Eureka
l. Cruise. New YORK
Mrs wallace, California
q Il Ny ers. San Jose
A 4 Hansen. California
X Carpenter a W, y Y
w II Briggs a W. Conn
: Morris. Haywards
ID j brennan. California
a Morrison. Caiifofnia
- Il stanton. Montana
NJ Wefner, spokane
IL Fogarty, California
II " Jackson. FTesnD
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Nearly All Gone, but Not Forgotten,

nearly All Gone, nut MOI tofSoA4th'
In q quaint little churchyard near
Portland, Ne, is a handsome headstoue
bearing the inscription. Gone, but not
forgotten The story connected with
this stone is a tri1e odd
Under it was laid away, not "a body,
but q shnhone covered with q red wooden
stocking The man Of whom it is sup
posed the bone was a part went Off fish
ing one day and never returned Days
passed by, and the wife and friends grew
anxious Neighbors in whispers sug-
gested that John Anderson, grown tired
Of Anuie's shrewish ways and high tenn.
per, might have committed suicide OF
left for parts unknown But Annie teli
assured that John was drowned
Finally, one morning several years
ago, there WAS cast up on the shore the
shinboue covered with the stocking
This stocking Annie vowed that she had
knitted with her own fingers In spite
Of opposition the town hearsa was
brought out and the shinbone, stocking
and all, was carefully placed iu a box
/ With due ceremony it was buried, pray
ers were prayed over it, hymns were
sung over it, and above it was placed
/ the hoadstouo bearing the inscription
Gone, but not forgotten Cor ST.
/ Louis Republic
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fully yours
NJ d. N1ualtdulgn,
Newton, Bucks co., Pa.


Oniee and Laboratory open daily From 2. M
10 O.. 900. can Ur write o.
ALEXANDER BOUDROU,
1921 North IeUu Street.
nov. e., 1l-lN. Philadelphia, PD
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Mrs speakermind lat chrysauthe-
mum show Why is there such a furor
over sush q commonplace flower as the
chryslnthemum?
Everybody Else That's just what we
came to find ont New York Weekly.
Value of Cold spouglng.
Accustom yourself to the use Of spong-
ing with cold water every morning on
FIRST getting out Of bed, 1t should be
followed by q good deal Of rubbing with
a wet towel This has considerable
effect i'm giving tone to the skin and
maintaining a proper action in it, and
thus proves q safeguard TO the injurious
influence Of cold aud sudden changes OF
temperature.
Sir Ashley Cooper, the celebrated Eng
ish physician, said: "The methods by
which have preserved my own health
arc temperance, early rising and spong
ing the body with cold water immedi-
ately after getting ont Of bed practice
which / have adopted for thirty years
without ever having taken cold."-
Newport Observer.
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The man who wIM.ly dephygs his
family Of the privileges OF a good vegetable
garden fails in one Of his foremost duties.
~ wish hadn't rejected him.
"Whl?"
"Because he didn't seem Che least Jit
pa. oul when / said no.
A warm breakfast win help to- make
eggs
Auea ribbed wooden called gania Is
woven with gold bands in which is a
broclo design Of .ho ground color. This
IS 10 De used for trimming
silk haudkerchieis seem 10 suit tho
popular fancy in dark, brilliant shades.
and iu cream all white with tinted hor-
dsrs.
Double rlmes OF lace are used as a
dainty finish around the neck and for Che
wrists in fun sleeves.
Many of the bonnela on capolas ara
reproductions Of the summer hats, th,
crown and brlm together being only just
large enough 10 cover the top Of the head
There Is a rage for colored leather belt'
holding a watch.