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AMUSEMENT rs.

take lOrg To discover mat the girls praise ot
her brother was lu>t,fah'r. As Nlr. lowery'S
man SAID, he was a pucler" Before many
perfectly satisfied WIN ms services.
And rs the uays went by the relations be-
tween the house ana camp grow more inti-
mate. Mr.. lauiClSrn was an enthusiast IN
Ills profession and iouni Ihc voice of the
young girl fIll ms attractive as ailigatur-huVt-
ing. bay nj rr dan h. listened Ia her singing
and often acc, mparicd II WIKI his own rich
voice. A little practice and her quick ear
caught the opera airs even her teacher WAS
sometimes surprised by the exquisite render
ing whicn her superb Voice gave to them ana
the more he listened III" more he was resolved
to take her hack with him To New ! lUrk
81 would like the training Ot such Il voice."
Ec said to Mr., Luwcgy; there Is rare promise
In H."
Anew days later. as they were standing
near the cahlu masking arrangements tor he
next days hUnt, she suddenly snal, he'd the
ri;lr from C.rb'S grasp, and, taking quick aim
nrud. A heavy crash and scream almost in-
stantly came from the underground near the
camp.
"iilt's a wheat" she said, In explanation.
"'Twar a-makin fer you uns' tent. low
hit smclt yittlCs.'
And, sure enough, an immense cat was
found under one OF the live oaks. AS Mir.
LOwery pointed 10 the small wound In the
hase N the skull he looked At his companion
significantly.
You or l." he said, could never have
done this AZ such distance"
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birds"
Again the voice floated to them. As It
died away the first speaker drew long
breath.
what an acquisition she would be to my
rustic chOrCs!" he said
| HIS companion laughed.
There you go again Never a hne voice
but you must tc covetOus The penalty Of
being theatre manager, suppose. But,
really, DanielSOn. you must not wake tho am
I bition of this child OF nature. She Is like the
birds, and New YORK would stiile her"
few moments later they emerged from the
palmetto. As they crossed the clearing the
young girl left the window and appeared In
the doorway. For n moment she merely
looked curious, then glow OF recognition
crept into her lace. Before they had time TO
speak she sprung down the steps with out
stretched hands.
"Mr. Lowery, Ter all ther wOrl' :" she cried,
her eyes sparkling with pleasure. "Hirs
might plelsan Ter see ych ruun asin. Paw II
suttingly b. glad to see ych."
"Ahd shall be giad 10 soc him, Liza" said
Mr.. Lowery, heartily; "wc've had some rare
hunts together. But how you have grown |!
You were only little girl when LETT
"An' like fer somebody ter maze her bows
an arrers an go huntin 'coOtcrs.'"
Mr.. LOwery smiled.
"We did have some fine cooter hunts" he
said; then nOdding towards hts cDmplnion,
added live brought my niend. Mr. Doniel-
son, down 10 Try ailigator-hnnting. ! tell HIM
your father is probably the best gator guide
In south Florida"
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Paws IN right pore shape" she said,
slowly. lie war lost IN ther evgladcs an
got the shakes pow'iul bad. low he cas- mt
do no mo guidiu' Tor crlong time"
The men looked AZ each other In pcrplC Kitty.
ScCiug ih!S The girl hastrncd 10 add:
"ClcD Kin guide YOU unS better n anybody
/ 'ccpt paw. lir Amt hut ~ elyc year ul, but
paw says what he don't know bout gators
amt wuth takin' ln.'uS on"
But MIR. Inw"Ty looked doubtful.
- remember tleb,' he said, but II
strikcs me that hr would be rather small
chap In case ot m emergency. 4 twelve
fo0tcr would be apt 10 take advantage NJ him
"raw says CicD kin sit away with mos
anylhin'. lie lows he ar quicker MOI
lightniE."
"very well, wen try him. ot course. II is
4 thirty miles 10 the nearest settlement where
guide COud be- found. Now, suppose We g.
IN and have TAX with YOUR father"
An nuur later Glen came IN, small
GcChlcG-iaCc boy with quick, sharp eyes,
which seemed to take In everything. soon
aitcr Appeared MIR. Lowcrys man with the
camp cuulrage.
:" suppose we can have the old camp site
by the crceSf Mr. Lowery Inquired.
Suttinly, suttinlyl" responded Mr.. Dobes-
son, heartily. You uns act jes' like yeh
war't HON" an he'p yn'srfs. There's RATS o
gyRrdCn sass an mclons spilin'."
Before night the camp was ready, and late
| IN the ,vcniny the two men withttheir young
guide went down the creek tor preliminary
!" brush with the allgators. And II did moi
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been merely girdled, and now rose white and
ghOstly, their gray, skeleton arms creaking
and groaning with every passing breeze.
Among them were long ridges Of sweet potato
vines and nearer the cabin few clumps OF
gumbo and banana stalks. A tall, solitary
oeander in full bloom stood near the water
barrel, its fragrant branches nearly hiding
one end OF the cabin. A little TO one side
were several neglected orange trees.
The cabin had but two windows, small
openings which were closed with boards when
1t rained. Near one OF these young girl was
preparing compile" on the stove behind
her was the inevitable kettle OF hominy. AS
she worked she occasionally broke into
snatches Of negro melody, her fresh young
voice floating out into the forest and bringing
quick responses IRON mocking birds and
warblers.
Two men were working their way through
the thick masses OF palmetto. suddenly they
paused to listen.
"What a voice !" one OF them exclaimed.
"A blackwoOds nightingale"
1t must be Old lpbesson's daughter" said
the other 81 was here fye years ago, ana
she was then the widest and happiest little
thing ever saw-all the time In the woods
chasing squirrels and initiating the mockinS-
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BrooklYn TheatraS.

warm welcome Will probably be extended
to the kcndals on their return u the Park
Theatre next Monday evening. These ster-
ling English artists have become old friends
OF Brooklynitcs, and all admirers II polished
comedy Will be glad to see them. The pro-
gramme witl BE- as follows: Monday evening,
"Stil Waters Run Deep;" Tuesday evening,
" The Weaker Sex;' Wednesday matinee,
"Stitl Waters Run Deep :" Wednesday even
ing, "lmpul;e;" THURSDAY evening, THE
Giln, the Ladies Battle" and "In Honor
Bnund;" saturday matinee, A scrap OF
Paper" saturday evening, rhe Iron
MASTER"
Mr.. Barnes OF New York" Will be pre-
sented at the Amphion on Monday evening by
Frank Sangers company. The play Will be
wei. stag d. The company Includes May
Wheeler, kmh.a Field, Clara Werner, Lola
Bertellc, Hugo Toicr, Percy Brooks, j. +.
Alsop, II. 4 Bronson, and T.. l.. Fontaine.
Nellie McIienry, with her company OF
bright and clever performers, Ii scheduled
to appear at the Bedford Avenue Theatre
next week. "A Night at the Cigcus,' which
has proved so successful wherever II has been
seen, will be the vehicle for the display Of
their Skill ard accomplishments
Charles Bowser and his clever company
which includes Frank McNish, Marie SaileI
and others, will mold forth during the coming
week at Holiness Star Theatre. The skit
Will he presented with new scenery and cos
tunes. A cotton-g!n IN full operation Is one
OF It's scenic features
The musical farce comedy, "Tuxedo," with
George Thatcher's Minstrels and Rich q
iarris's comedy company, Will be seen al
the Lee Avenue Academy next Monday even.
ing.
j. X. Emmett will hold the boards at the
Academy OF Music, presenting his fathers
great success, Fritz In Ireland"
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The loss Of flesh is a trifle.
You think you need not
mind it.
But, if you go on losing
for some time or lose a good
deal in a short time, you are
running down. Is that a
trifle?
Get back to your healthy
weight and generally you get
back to health.
A book on CAREFUL L1v-
ING will tell you what it is to
get there, and when SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil is
useful. Free.
Scorr & RowSH, Chemists. y, South 9Th Avsnus.
new York.
Your drrsr,s, keeps Scous Emulsion D, cod .liyes
oS-all druggists everywhere do. S..
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AMONG The WnGElME "

Frank Barnard, Jack Lynch and Billy Bent.
Union Athletic Gibbs cyclers, will wheel to Yon-
kers to morrow.
The Bedford Wheelmen will begin a card tournn-
ment next week.
The Metropolitan is the latest addition to the
list of New York bicycle clubs.
Harry Bryan has been appointed first lieutenant
of the Harlem Whnnlmen.
Maltby ann Canary are still trying to decide
which is the better man In the trick riding bust
Ths report is again circulated that Presideut Ut
James X, Dunn. OF the l.. A. w. 10 about to
resign.
Feb. o.
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club will hold ladies' re-
ception Jan. 10.
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ONLY "A "CRACKER" GIRL.
But D0nielsOae's Romance Vas Inter-
Tupted By u Bob.

Overhead magnolias and live oaks mingled
their branches, while here ana there rose the
stately trunks OF royal palms. Great masses
OF azalea, agave and sensitive plants cTept up
from the waters edge and spread out over the
banks. And everywhere clomberei the fox
grape and bignonia and woodbine.
Beyond the creek and stretching away for
hundred miles to the south and west were
the everglades. In the distance CLEANED the
blue waters OF Lake Okeechobee.
To the east was q wilderness, 10 the north
twenty miles of almost impene'rable jungle.
And in the midst the little clearing, lonely
and wild and ugly. For, except where the
log cabin stood near the centre, the trees had
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MIR. Danlclson made no reply, but he looked
al the strong, nth" ngurc II the young g,rl
with renewed interest.
"Nhc Wi! le It grand woman some day." he
thought. " II only her language was not 50
hHruHruuS.'
Hu, as the weeks went by even her language
seemed less ar>h 10 his ears. Spn' INES
her quaint expressions seemed positively
charming. And her eyes were s. brown and
dutp->u frank dui uprn--what mattcrcd a
few oddities Ol cNlrcSsiOnf
On" day Mr., LuwCry took him 70 task.
=" You must 90 slow, Dani.lSon, he said
Kindly. "A0u are but twenty live, ana Liza
i nu ordinary girl. EUt you know ;he impoS-
sitil!ty.'
For a moment his companion made M re-
ply, then h. raised his eyes slowly.
Yes" ne said quietly, IL know the I'M
possibility. nave convinced myself OF Il a
hun lrrd times. l. h" GIL i Absolutely lguo-
rant ; a cracker In the extreme sense II the
term, while | am-whdt books aud money
nav" made me. And yet,' he continued after a
pIusr, "a soon as | convince hi!Nclf or It's
Absurdity | am sure To begin 10 make plans
TO take her north aud give her an education.
with her capacity, an education would be a
matter ot little difiicul,y."
nut you must have her consent, ani-eN-
cuSe me--thc whole plan is ldiotic."
- know It,"
A moment later he arose and walked toward
the cabin. Mr.. LUwery watched hin curl
ously.
ii fancy our alligator-hunting Is about
over" he thought.
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Coming Eyents.

The Arlington club will give II S annual ball
in kcnwick Hail, Eighty-siXth street and
Third avenue, next Tuesday evening.
The Tatian Literary Union Will entertain
It's friends in the Lexington Avenue Opera
House next Tuesday evening. The services
OF Maggie Cline and other well-knOwn pro.
fessioIals have been engaged.
HUMBOLDT Lodge No. %, X. S. b., will In.
stall It's newly elected officers IN Arlington
Hall to-inOrrow night.
Monday evening the Hearts OF Oak Associa.
tion Will hold II reception in Tammany Hal
The Paddock Associations invitation bal
will take place Monday evening IN Washing
ton Han, S3l broadway.
The Bofngcr Debating Society's reception
and ball Will occur tuesday evening II
Maennerchor Hall, 207 East Fity-sixtl
street,
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stray chicken wandered aimlessly about
small clearing. Now he stopped to peck at a
bright pebble, then hoped forward 10 exam
lhe bunch OF tussock grass. Then grass
hopper attracted his attention. And all the
time he was getting farther away from home
Al last he paused on the bank OF dark creek
ana looked about curiously. It was a new
world TO him. Near by n long, black object
iay haif imoedded in the sand. After watch-
lug II lew moments he hoped nearer. Then
.aihe quick flash and swapping OF teeth; the
eniekens short drama was over. And the
al,gator's tail slid back into the sand, and his
nall'ciosed eyes resumed their air OF sleepy
unconsclousness
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The next afternoon. as the two were prac.
tIcinE duets together, Mr. Danielson asked
III" girl Ia q lnatI er-uI-fart tone:
How would you Ike 10 go North ana STUDY
music, li1i.'
shr raised her eyes frankly. This was one
of her attractions she never showed embars
raS~rnrEt or "l'-cOnsCiuuSncSS.
II Use to low Id like ter learn things right
muCh," She said SIMPLY; " but sen paws
been sCh an money sSaSe I've gin hit all up.
lliI mus be gran ter know things like you
unS,'
There was q wi>tmlness IN her voice which
he took instant advantage or
II you could arrange to go North VIII us"
lie said, eagerly, " you would have chance
TO learn everything. My mother would LOOK
after you, am sure
"Hlts 100 late-an' tha's other things"
"MhatY'
But al this moment Mr.. Lowery came up
Wilh him WAS a tail young man In rough cos-
tum'. .
"EXcausc the interruption, DaniPlson,"
said Nj. auwcry, "b but | want you TO Know
my friend y TIun. You've heard me speak OF
him. My guide among the kcyS-SaHed my
uir OF AnclOtc and nearly lost his own
MIR, naGlr!sOu advanced cordially. lie had
heard many stories of this brave guide-this
AuollO among the cowboys
But before lie could grasp his hand 1.-THE
figure sprung before.
"Oh, Bob! We didn' spec yeh fore orange
pickin." 1hen turning about, she added,
With charming air otproprietorship: HTS
my Bob. bdreriey Magazine,
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Commend 10 public approval the California
liquid fruit remedy SYRUP OF FIGS. IL Is
pleasing to the eye and To the taste, and by
gently acting on the Kidneys, liver and
bowels It cleanses the system eiIectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort OF
all who use 1t. -
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man, Treasurer; l.. &, Hoecker, Is. Krebp. EIecu-
tive Committee, y Miller, II. Hshncr, DeIeg.te,
to tho Central Labor Fedciation: NJ cage! and G.
BurHdorf, Delegates to tho NarniEherH' General
Executive board. Charhe' were preferred agAinst
sH-Mastcr Workmen Ritter. nan slattery. and
Frank Oswald Of Varnishers' Progressive Union
No. /, for working at S2.26 per day TO tho locked
out brewers IS were sivon; Withdrawal cards
neIt msrt,ug the question whether or not TO de.
mand eight hours on April will be discussed.
On Aprn Q, the annual ball will takc place at he
West Side Labor Lyceum.
In accordance with the Agreement made by this
American Federation of Labor with the brewers
unions of tho Pacific coast the lAttsr's Genera
Secretary, Alfred Fuhrmnnn, has sent to President
Gompers the arrears due to tho Federation, with
the demand that the charter Of Local Union No.
6a, at Port and, Orc bo revoked. The NhtionA
officers "i the Journeymen brewers Union are op
posed TO tho lnttor demand, ns II was not in the
agreement. Besides the National EI scutive Board
insists that the members of I-oca Union No. 10. al
San Francisco. who were locked out at MIR. Fuhr.
mann's request, should he at once rrinstated. Last
Mcek's Ieonipts a. the Eeneral Office were $7Q0 U5.
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Chief ENGINEER o'lONNELL'S STORY.
NE rs THE MEAD ENGINEER or
rHE FIFTH LJENUE NORM.
Tortors Nc COY and u iidman Cared
Eim rcrJrcfiy Of Coiarrh.

NJ John p'Conncll ia tho chief engineer ~ tho
Fifth Nruuc Hotel. lin Is man of Intelligence.
" Ne wasn't h" woIliut b" chief engineer ut tho
ltrh h,cnuc Ilu,cl. good deal bigger position
than that Of chIcf cNgincct Of n hls steamship
Their" ~. seven enormous hoiers in the Ii'th Ave.
IN" Hotel tnht furnish the heat ani steam for th-
greatest hor'rlry tn tho world hief Engineer
bt .rnurN has been there Tor iolrtccn years Ilc
live th"rr. reporter fuuui him his cosy ronm
on tn" second fuur fhcng On Twenty fourth street
MIR. O't tunurl prcfarrt nj, remarks 10y saying
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All in the Family.

From C~mir
"You can't do any business with me-" said
the new settler to the village doctor; 81 In
tend to he my own DOCTOR"
That's all right" answered the physician.
" Let INC give you an Introduction To my
brother, the undertaken"
The evening world., 1892-01-16
The New Method.

From tho Eponh.
Trickem-Our business now pays 25 per
cent. dividend.
Woggles-It's about time you announced
the forming OF stock company and adver-
tised the shares IN the papers.
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Unaccountable.

fFrom Brooklyn LtT,.l
Husband-I must tell you OF funny thing
that happened to-day. Do you remember
that this morning you sewed a button on my
trousers.
Wiie-Why, certainly. What Of it2
HuSband-It Is still there.
The evening world., 1892-01-16
SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES.
Pugilists Blufing to Get News
paper Advertising.
Maher Ought to Fight Some Ono or
Return to ireland.

Return to ireland.
The pugilistic pool has experienced quite q
stirring ZIP during the past twcnty-four hours,
and at least one lighter has risen to the top
to say he Is Willing to fight any one. This
is Peter Mahcr, the Irish champ pion, managed
by Billy Madden. Madden comes ont with a
statement In which he say he Is willing to
match his man against any Of the big men,
and threatens to drive John L. sullivan out OF
the championship. This is oil n big blun.
Mahcr won't fight John l.. sullivan or any
one near him for some time to come Maher Is
very clever man and he may be world
beater but he has never shown himself to be
anything OF the kind What Madden had
better do Is to get match on for Maher with
some one who wants to fight him or
shut up. ChoynsN Is anxious to night
Maher, and good purses have been
offered for such a match. II Mahcr
the fighter he is claimed to be let him go In
and show himself. The big men won't nght
iMahcr because he has no reputation. Mad
den claims that he won't match Mahcr with q
defeated man. How about Maher having
gone down before Jacksonp Madden's con-
duct shows that he is not half as sure about
Maher as he makes out. There is but one
way for Maher to become champion,
and that ia to ncht MIA way. Most OF the
sno.ror !, oro r,,,,1,, ,,,,r, ,o ,o, o,ror,,s,,,r
sp"i iielo "'e iiiaAi''s o'uhs W se' "u'''''Sins
for their show business. But the papers are
Z" getting on to their schemes, and will soon
.,',,, 10, ,so,., a,,o.o,nor w.,,,a,, "a
snu. uo"n on 'u'. d. 'so.n'.. "'.nou. N,, 'u.
-,rl 20 ,yIc hn cow Vl,tan
n,.n,. ~, ,,,,,,,,a,
piuiiiiS mas hau iVs run NJ" 'of ous'ness
President Charles II. Byrne, of the Brooklyn
pas,,nu c,,,, ,r,, ~ ,,ho,r,nr =, ,no
Sch'uule 'oiiihiV'ee vi 'ne ne" hssoc'alloh'
In speaking OF the new schedule, said: "Thc
.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,or aim, ,oa,,,o
arranging scheuuie LOT a'"eNe-ciuo league
than they had when there were only eight
clubs 10 look after. There IS the dirrerenc.
-. - 49,. -,,.,--
, ~ a.. ,,s,s.'. ' ~ Wv
ike. Ihe greatest ulMculty Is 10 arrange
| things so as to suit the new clubs, so that
they cannot have the least reason TO com.
inngue ,o soueezo them. The new clnhs aIe
| -, ,,. ,,, ,a,., a., .,.ra
going 10 nave lhe ia'orS III 'here are any
The schedule committee Will meet about the
| ~ , ~
inc Scot'lsh-Amerlcah Athietlo olup o'
gnes 20 snnw snv,hinv r!ha nt6,si es seem ~
| SSnnreciate tho chanut, in ,nanapement OF The
| sinh. and every nvenino Iirteen IN twenty
| are large number Of propositions fol
| membership under consideration. The Clut
has started semi-weekly cross-c Duntry runs,
interest. The following members Will take
part III the coming boxing tournament OF the
The evening world., 1892-01-16

The representatives of the various press
clubs OF the country We're to have witnessed
IA hight between Charlie Kemmick, the Minne-
apGlls wclter-weight, and Jack Mccain, OF
San Francisco, before the California club,
san Francisco, last night. 1t was found that
McCanu was eleven pounds over weight and
the night was postponed. Billy Gallagher
Will take McCani'S place.
The evening world., 1892-01-16
Cut Out.

IFrom LUe.
"Well, would have been engaged now II
It were not for my chaperon."
"Did she int erfere?"
YES she became engaged to him herself.
The evening world., 1892-01-16
BEWARE OF LA GRIPPE

Use tho Great Pain Relicver,
Or. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT,
for pains IN tho limbs. back or chest,
sore throat, colds or bodily pains of
any kind. You will find 1t worth its
weight in gold. Price, % and 80
cents. Sold by all Druggist'.
Depot, 40 Murray st., N. Y.
The evening world., 1892-01-16

The Quaker City Cricket Association Will
open It's championship season April 30, and
close 1t Sept. 10.
The evening world., 1892-01-16

TGe theatrical rt"toctise uuion has e!ccted
Pniip Kelly Presldcnt; David Tins, Vice Pscsi-
dent, Louis rredcrcks. Recording Secrcthry
Irving brm-tead ltuauvi,l secretary g. V Moore,
Trra-urer, John Kriily Walking Delegate, David
Shea. Sergeant at -Arms.
The evening world., 1892-01-16

Th"s" oThuetN hhNo bron uTortr by DIvi-iOn No.
3 ui the Laborprn Union Protective society John
Carroll, President; James brennan, Vice i'rer!.
dent, &. Heay Secretary, Michael kilcoyne, i,
Financial Secretary, Luke tnllerAn, Treasurer
Patrick Banks, Sergeant at Arms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
a LIVELY CHASE
After bold Train Robbers Mt Corning,
Now York.

After Bold Truin Isobbers mt Corning,
Now York.
ELM1RA,N N. Y. April 1.-THE police
at Corning had q lively chase after
train robbers last night. The officers
were first called to quell a disturbance
among lot OF tramps who hod broken
in a freight car in an outgoing train
and afterwards got into q free fight
among themselves. After q desperate
struggle one OF the tramps was cap
tured. Later the police were again
called out; tho tramps had returned
and stoncdth e brakcmen. A chase ell
sued, and one OF the despcradoes was
shot by Chief Ryan and caught. The
officer jumped IN an engine and pur-
sued the others, but they escaped. One
man, however, was finally captured
shortly alter midnight by the chief,
who brought his man to 4 standstill BY
firing at him. The thieves succeeded in
obtaining fifty pairs Of ladies' shoes.
Tho burglars wero tho boldcst and most
daring that the Corning police have
evcr dealt with. They pursued their
work and kept opening cars when they
knew that officers were in pursuit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
Send Orders to
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A GOOD SHOW.

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
should make your advertising effec-
.tive-if an electric light be available,
you should not use a .'tallow DIP
to light the path to your. store.
Whatdo we mean by that Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original youmake your ad-
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled BY
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your Gun
nouncement.
Above all, let it be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by YeXing his or her eyes!