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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-04
ATTRACTIVE GAMES AND BOOKS 1T CARNIVAL aRGIH SALE PRICES

.... Small Medium. Large
Fish Ponds 24c, 49c, 74c.
Rondames For 74c each.
Small Large.
Ring Toss, 24c, 99c
Pussy and the Three Mice, Kings and
Queens Yacht Race, also Steeple Chases
For 24c each.
X Robin and Story Builders For 24c each.
5 For 15c each.
5 For 19c and 24c each.
oks For 24c, 49c and 74c each.
, For 49c each.
5, For 99c each.
For 19c, 24c and 49c each.
For 99c
ct Home" By your ain freside. Nothing
es and pleasurabIe and instructive reading
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-04

At New York auction one rainy day, when
the rooms were filled with goods and the
buyers were few in number, I saw large
hair mattress sold for IS IS and three pill
lows filed with the sofest of live geese
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06


Tho condition Of mind which follows
the receipt Of n FREQ pass has always
formed most mysterious study TO me.
A perfectly normal aud well balanced
brain has been turned topsy turyy In u
minute by tho receipt OF u free ass and
never seemed to regain its equilibrium.
There is no spectacle in the world more
common than that OF the man who takes
the manager out 10 dinner, treats him to
tho most elaborate affair that no can
buy and then fallginto condition Of
infantilo delight Whom he receives the
pass for which no has been working,
Ordinary persons will buy. no end Of
champagne for u theatrical man II they
think there Is such thing as pass in
sight, They struggle and scheme and
work for It, and apparently the mon
otary side of II never forces itself upon
their Judgment.
Why man will spend ten dollars in
treating another In order to procure fol
nothing seats which no could have
bought for three dollars Is mystery
1t is said that after q man has once seer
play from u deadhead seat, he cat
never witness performance afterward
from a seat which he has purchased
After the habit is once formed the VIC
tim Is forever afterward irresponsible
Blakely Hall In Brooklyn Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

Dramatically different constitutions and
tcmporamcnts are found In the same faml
IS. one son may be gifted with talents Hp
preaching to genius, In arts or mechanics,
while another may have no natural gilt cX.
ccpt o sturdy manhood. which every one
must learn torespcct, and It would bemad.
ness for one brother with his practical
everyday ideas 20 argue against the other.
who may seem TO him but fightJ
dreamer.
There Is room enough In the world for all
kinds and conditions OF men and women
provided always that they are honest and
true. II Is a mothers duty especially Ia
study the inclinatlons Of her children; u
curb back no good aspiration; TO cheek ne
useful talent, however mediocre II may
seem to her. II may ba the stepping stont
TO something higher.
A mothers lie must be Of necessity .
CONGESTION In little things-a continual
sacrifice A happy family life OF NAM
members cannot be maintained unles,
there Is concession and sacrifice on til,
part OF every member. And In n small
way the family life Is an cpltomo Of tn,
lie OF the great world outslde.-New Yorl
Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

81 met that Mrs Smytho coming up the
avenue with n greet bunch 81 pink roses
pinned on the front u her black drcsN
What taste that woman l,lsp'
"But, Ella said the mother Of the
young lady who was speaking; pink and
black so we'll together"
YES, but pink and wrinkles don't.
Rosea on that elderly specimen the
ideal"
The "eldcrly specimen" went home. took
OF her roses, smcllcd 81 thcm Lovingly,
shook their petals tcndcrly, and then with
little Sigh put them Into pastcboaul
box and called a messenger.
Take these to Blank hospital aud give
them to the little xiii in room No. of tho
ohildUn's ward"
We will follow the roses.
a little girl, pale. dgiormcd. lay sleeping
on narrow COT. Her face was distressed,
aud In her sleep she murmurud over and
over ngaiu the one woul pain"
When she opened her eyes shcSaw some,
thing pink.
"oh.." she cried. my dear, dear roses,
Mr., Smythe has sent them. How love
thrmW
They lightcnci her room, and lifted thu
cloud from the dark horizon Of hor life,
aud brought breath Of the mir and sun.
shine that TO the child were oniy heavenly
dreams
Mn. smythe loved flowers too. Thn,
was why she wore the roses home before
she sent them out on their mission.
Aud as usual the world misjsdgcd her
detroit Free Pres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

know hnrd working library assistant.
one of those women who u born for her
duty and magullcs her Office With q -ort
Of loving enthusiasm for ~ possibilities.
This lady observed ono day that u little
Irish boy who came for his bucks was fol
lowing along the poorest line Of story books
which that library would offer. Sho
thought, and thought rightly, that he had
had enough Of them. She called him boz
hind her desk and showed him q hand.
somcly illustrated book Of butterflies She
asked him II he had ever seen any butter
flies or moths and made HIM remember
and tell her about them She asked him
n he would not like 10 know more about
them, and then promised that n he would
bring some one companion she would let
them SEQ some Of the elegant illustrated
books which borc on that matter
Whom the little pirates came, she had
ready for them some of the tempting hooks
which arr now printed. open 60 the eapacl.
tbs u children, and sho started them on q
new career Before n great while she had
the plcnsure Of seeing that they were
themselves watching the Insects which
they could readily enough find on the
Common or In the parks Of Boston, were
making their own collections. aud In short
were started ~ nnturulists, with hobby,
with an enthusiasm. with some notion Of
higher lie and study than they hndS eforc
There Is a little story Of what one person
found IL IN her power to 90 Ia tbercal busl.
ness Of education. That g. she engaged
herself Ia discovering q latent faculty; she
brought that faculty out, she unfoldcd 10,
and NJ this hour therr are half q dozen
young men happier, stronger. better and Of
larger He, because she was willing 10 turn
aside from the routine Of book delivery 10
take ono OF them Into her councils nud W
start him hcaveuwarl while thcru was a
chance Of his going the other way Per.
haps an Instance Ike that gives better
idea Of what I should Ike 10 urgo upon
men aud women who have some conscience
than could give by any argument based
more upon theory. Edward Everett Hale
In Cosmopolitan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

The people whose business Il Is to supply
coats Of arms furnish very entertaining
reading One Of thtsc INSERTS that he wa.
commissioned by u charming girl 70 re.
paint the family shield. Her boudoir. she
hycrrrd. was being done over In white and
gold. and the violent reds and blues of the
family coavof arms would not hnrmonlzc
with the new decorations. In vain the
herald assured her that II was impossible
10 change the color5 ot Hrmorlal bearings
but on tho young woman declaring she
would take them elsewhere. ns n bushes,
man he complied, and changed them 10
blue and gold. The prevailing tastes In
coats Of arms runs TO dragons, Hons and
tlgets.
one lady's pedigree being unrayelcd re.
qulrcd a red ape leaplng and dragging d
golden chain. Tho lady was greatly In
ccnsod, A friend had been given a hand
some lion rampant, while she had received
n monkey, as u she was an organ grinder
The wife Of q military man on her part
getting a cheyron, which Is most honor
able device. ON her coat OF arms, was very
Indignant. "Only noncommiasloncd OH
GERS wear chcyrons," she said. MY hus
baud was never In the ranks. New Yorl
Evening sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

In tho course OF a talk by Mrs. Bal
iington Booth somebody asked her II tho
Salvation women did not need escorts in
going about the city's notorious quarters
"a thoy do, and she told him, mo; it
would take too much time To protect tho
escorts" The women ARE fearless and
are almost never molested.-New York
Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

not apologize too much, did not get
Hurried. did not have red hands, spoke
correctly. laughed chafmingly--in a
word, was bowi,ching. Really, be WINS
glad that he had been prevented from
going on 10 Nunnisham. Toward tho
end Of supper he discovered that shc was
wearing white dress with forgetme-
nots In IL.
Tho table was cleared by native ser.
want, who seemed all rcd checks aud
now boots. Hill went on 10 snpcrintcnd
tho business Of tho inn. Philip was left
alone with Jeanne. Sho told him 70
smoke and no was obcdient; no also
mado her tell him other tliings.
Yea. aho had been TO school at Nun.
nisham-rather too good a school for
her, she was afraid. but her mother had
wished It. Her mother had taught her
French and n little music. Music and
drawing wore the best things, she
thought. but she liked some books She
owned that It was lonely at tho inn. II
am glad you came" sho confessed
frankly.
Jeanne" said Philip. 81 heard you
humming line or two Of 'Jadis' before
supper. didn't II / wish you would sing
It TO me-" She agreed al once. crossing
the room 10 little cottage piano-rnther
a worn out instrument. but still piano.
The mclody-plaintiyo, gentle. childish
of Joanne's sweet voice and the sad.
ness OF tho words, with their quaint,
ponsiyo refrain, did not miss their ct.
feet
For nothing further hero burn.
4 10Y once Lost cannot return.
Ny heart AXIS only 10 be blessed
With Al everlasting rest.
He thanked her; he had liked that
very much. why" no asked, "woro
you startled whom you saw mcy'
because you are dream come true.
| saw your fnce in dream last night
rs clearly as see you now. All this
time have been feeling as II l had
known You before"
believed IT, allow many things come
truol Ono says things about tho short
ness OF time or the certainty Of death 10
often that they lose all meaning; then
when one grows old or lies dying the
platitndes get to have terrible force
they como true"
She was struck by that; sho kept her
eyes fixed ON his and he kept on talking
TO her He did not, rs the time WORE
ON, always mean quite NO much "a no
said. and sho meant much moro than
she said. That Is n common difference
between q man and woman on such
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

In the city OF Rome, n. j., there Ia a col.
ored church under the ministrailon Of n
colorod woman preacher OF good education
and considerable power.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

The great prima donna Nine. Patti has
ceased dyeng her hair, chiefly because IL
tired her, and also because hhe caught
colds from the practice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

A French inventor has devised sus-
pended camera, by means OF which pho
tographs may be taken on board Of u
ship even whan the s.,a u running high.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

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trans kochAnges! close connections. Safety.
tpeod and comfort.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20

house of God and In the presence Of
one of his most humble disciples"
'No. no, padre!" sbrieked the lady.
Save me from these, my enemiesi"
MAY the saints do as much and more
for me II do aught TO cause you pain, 4"
Then, with strength that belied his
weak and attenuated form, the priest
seized the woman about the waist. and
turning quickly hurried with his fair,
burden up the st cps of the chancel
calling aloud as he did so
'Franciscol Francisco! Soldiers of
Mexico, strike in behalf of the inno-
cent and oppressedr
The padre had no need TO summon
assistance, for ere he had approached
the one whom he sought to protect,
Francisco Alvarez had opened the doof
and become witness to a portion OF
the scene.
With a terrible oath Luigi Pillion,
the pirate and would-be bridegroom,
sprang after the priest with drawn
blade, as IL TO strike him dead, but ere
he had taken three steps he was con.
fronted and brought to a standstill by
the weapon Of Francisco, WHICH flashed
before his eyes in the candle light.
"Ahl Is ityou?" exclaimed the rene
gade.
"Yes, Pillion, II is I. And thanl
our blessed Lady that we meet face x
face with swords in our hands. Now
fight, and Heaven will decide which IL
the better mani"
The struggle that ensued was short
but furious. II presented q Strange
end impressive sight In the middle d
the chancel stood the padre with the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20
Real Symapthv.

The well-dressed man was stand
ing in front of a hotel, picking his
teeth and appearing at peace with
himself and all the world, when the
hungry man approached him.
Say, haven't had nothing to
eat for three days." said the hungry
one.
II know how to sympathize with
you, answered the other one, as he
ran his hand into his pocket and
lmgled some coins. "I've been in
just such fix myself"
The hungry mans eyes glistened.
"Yes, as | was saying, I've been
there myself. And | know from
experience that fives days is about
as long as a man can safely go with
out eating. So, if you come around
here day after tomorrow, I'll see
that you are fed. I'm not the man
to see a fellow creature starve to
death. No, indeed! Now, along in
1878, I"
|QBut the starving man had moved
on, swearing softly but earnestly
Indianapolis Journal.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20


THE PADRE.
fainting form of Teresa On his right
arm, while Bis right hand 8ela aloft q
SruciaS, and bic ps moved b prayer
for tie success o. the Righteous. /
At the very foot Of the altar fought
tbS bapd Of bVccsne 5 apd The f0ll9WH
ELS 81 Frapc'scb tie for@tt slowly
giving way foot ~ H6t as Mey IefS
sorelS pressed BY the sQldieH J
At length theiy leaaG tMgi, fell
only Of the pirates band SsShted H
carly the news to hip pomRppip0s 81
board the vessel which H6a bf6&gNt
them ana the captive r60ldeh Tom
Acapulco.
Though fierce had been the combat.
tor though many dseb wounds hid
been received 20 lives wefe sAtNa ce6
Pillion, and his confederate, P@lesso,
who was Of the party. @eS both sofg
ly Injured, but, pevSrtbeIess. the sol.
diers boGpd them ArmE With tbsif
bsltR spd when the morning broke the
troopers started for Acapulco, eASH
with captive pirate walking bes!de
his horse, secured to tho saddle.boy. a
., When 4. The ,| Little Ssna 1T PasS}
Diego there vas great rejoicing, that Is
with the soldiers and our friends, but
oct amopg tho b0ccapeess. for these tit
fains we're dsatsped to pever agaip
emerge from the Interior OF the frowR.
Ing battlemspts; they, ulike chief ahd
subalttfn, eApiated their crimes upon
thS CELL ows
Pedre Garcia had double duty to
perform during his visit to The citadel
Tor beside the christening of the CONT
mandsnts youthful heir. he was called
upon to Join Francisco Alvarez and the
lovely Teresa In marriage.
Now the house of Alvarez has re-
gained It's forwer pres tige, add its
master, the gallant soldier, has evet
been thankful that he was detailed I'd
escort the devovt priest, Padre aarcis,
to the fortress Diego, that memorable
night when he enoouptered Luigi Pl'
LOB, the pirate, and his captive, the
Senorita Teresa.
MARLToN DOWNING.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20
A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular IA
vor, until now 1t Is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera-
tives-containing nothing which permits
its use as beverage or intoxicant, 1t Is
recognized as the best and purest medi-
cine for all ailments of the stomach, liver
or kidneys. 1t will cure sick headache,
indigestion, constipation, and drive ma
laria from the system. Satisfaction guar
anteed with each bottle or the money will
be refunded. Price only soc per bottle.
Sold by Field Il Gray. Q
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ttor, who had entered unannounced.
81 am glad that you did so, for IL
saves me from repeating the words Of
the naughty and ungrateful damsel;
but how are you TO accomplish your
ends?"
THAT remains TO be SEEM" replied
Luigo Pillion, thoughtfully. Were
not young Francisco Alvarez under the
protection of his uncle, the Padre Gar.
sia, could have swept him from my
path long ago. Despite his ecclesiastt.
,al relative, though, his fate Is scaled;
.he senorita but moment since, I'M
willingly, spoke his death warrant"
DO as you sec fit, my dear capitano,
regarding the youth. Now let US
arrange for the disposition OF my
wards property. Her lands, which
border those of mine, are to come to
INC, while the balance of the girls
fortune, which is by no means insig.
1ificant, shall be yours. That believe
was the agreement"
such IL was, Senior Manuel" re-
piled Pillion. "And with the fair
Teresa once my bride the fertile acres
Of the pirates wife shall be yours"
Then you may look for all the as
distance you require at my hands,"
answered Pedesso: Come with me to
more secluded spot where we may
ievise some scheme by which the
affair may be accomplished" And the
treacherous Mexican led the way TO
the privacy of his personal apartments
where the two confederates remained
Tor some time in earnest conversation.
When the beautiful Senofita Teresa
left the presence of the man who had
taken an oath to protect her interestS
to the best Of his ability, she sun
noned carriage and throwing deli
cate black lace mantle over her lovely
head and shoulders she spigsd "
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20
SMOOTH SHAVING.

How the Ancient Had to Squirm Around
for scrape.
In my wapderings about the world,
writes veteran traveller, being of the
Esau type, q hunter and hairy man,
have tested the BARRIERS Of many ma.
tiops and bought their facial imple.
ments, too. The razor of India, though
o elupsy-lookings emi-disc of steel on q
straight handle, does It's work, ip na.
tive hands, on scalps las 2 religious
rite) and on rough faces very neatly
cpd comfortably BY merely moistenipg
the epidermis with cold water, soap
being prohibited. Many time has
that primitive instrument crossed MY
chin without making scratch. Al
the courts of oriental tyrants drawing
drop of blood during the operation q
shaving was capital offehse-a pre-
cautionary edict, no doubt
Mussel shells were, till lately, used
by savages for the removal of hair, TIL
the important discovery that frag.
ment OF broken bottle Is far more ef-
fective. Such is the case with those
fierce islanders Of the Andamans, who
operated In this rough fashion on two
escaped Indian convicts, whose lives
were spared, as they were considered
desirable "you ng men" for tribal al.
lance by marriage. When afterward
rescued these foolish truants described
their sufferings under the ceremonial
installation as terrific and of long
duration.
Prehistoric man used flake OF flint
to remove his locks and eyebrows,
''disfiguring his countcnance" on occa'
sions of mourning. The modern Hin.
doc shows his grief at the BARRIERS
hands in the same fashion, as did his
motherland, old Egypt
have nice specimens OF Norwegian
cutlery, but not until a few days ago
did I know that the inventive Morse
han had marched before US In razorA
A friend who had been travelling hard
Tor two whole years came to stay
with me, and exhibited the utost
beautiful pair of these toilet tools !
ever saw, Of very highly finished BeS-
semer steel, simple and scientific, be.
Ing merely thin fat blades Of metal
Inserted In grooves OF thicker stdM
The agent warrants their edge to stand
for three months, when the razors
must be sent to him, dis amounted add
shatpened, having to be removed from
the gfooved back to do so. Chantery,
the sculptor, made one of hard bronkA
with a keen and effective edge, add
there ere relics of Pompeii m Anufdc-
tured in that alloy.-Natf6nal Barber.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a
cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest
trouble, and will use this remedy as di-
rected, giving it fair trial, and expert
ence no benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be relied
on. 1t never disappoints. Trial bottle
free at Field 81 Grays drug store. LS.rge
size SOC and ST.. 3
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20

Remember, James," said the sor-
rowing parent to the family soap
grace, IF you spend your money in
drink you will never get ahead"
"But, father" responded the unre-
pentant prodigal, II was out with
the boys last night, and gee-whiz!
but I've got head to-dayr'-Chi-
cago Times.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-20

Neighborly-"So your boy is
studying to be lawyer, eh, Par
son?" Limberlip-"He am, sab"
Neighborly-"Do you think him
fitted for that profession?" Linn
berlip-'Fitted for It! Wy, dat
boy could n reckernice the trufe eff
yo' paint in red an hung it on his
bed posi- Boston Courier.