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The morning call., 1892-06-13
AT san JOSE JUNE y, 1897

Earned Tuns-San JOses 2, Los Angeles l. Ihroe-
base hit-R0ach TwO-base hits-EveTett, Ebrigbt.
Sacrifice hits-McGucken, Ebright, CLARK NoNsy'
Wright, McCauley and Roach. First base on ef-
rOrs-San JOses ?. Los Angeles s. Ffrst base on
called bails-San JoSes 3, Los Angeles J. LeIt on
bases-San Joses 6. Los Angeles 5. Struck olt-by
Loukabaugh 2 by Roach 3. Double plays-EVerett
TO Ebrightto DOoley, HaSsamer 10 Glenalyin 10 Nc
Cauley. Passed Dall-R OSers. Time OF game
hour IS minutes UwpTe-McDOnald. Omclal
scOrar-A t.uDtOtti
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DUKES DOWN THE ANGELS.
Hits in Bunches Give Firms Men Their
Second Victory.

second victory
SAN JOSE, June 12-San Jose won the
last game Of the series in a wel-played
contest by punching their hits in the third
inning. Four Of San Jose's errors
we're made on very hard chances.
EbTight and Everett played their positions
superbly, accepting eighteen chances with
out the shadow Of an error. This was
EbrightS day, with five times at bat, three
hits, one sacrifice, six stolen bases and six
chances.
McGucken made a circus catch Of Stat
ford's high-roller that was good for three
bags. LOokabaugh pitched a magnificent
game Los Angeles played mechanically
hurt his leg in the third, Rogers taking bis
place Following is the score:
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The Firebell.

The Fire Department was called out at
AT O'Clock yesterday afternoon on account
of the burning chimney of dwelling on
McAllster street. near Franklin. No dam
age was done. The alarm was rung in from
hoy
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Earned runs-San Franchises !. Ihree-baee hit
Reltz Sacrifice hits-0'Net Hutchinson, Turner.
First base on errors-San Franchises l. Oaklands 3.
First base on called balls-San Franchises l, Oak
lands g. Left on baSes-Ssn franciscoS 8. Oaklands
g. Struck out-By Horner 2. Umpire-McDermort
Ofhciai scoreT-Stapeton.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S Book on Consumpt on.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, sent Free.
DIR. J. H. SCHENCK & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
noI1 IY WeFrMo Sp

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT specific Tor Hysteria Dizziness, Fits, Neu-
ralg1a, Headache Nervous Prostitution caused by
alcohol OF tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depres-
sion SOtening OF the Brain causing insanity, mis-.
cry, decay, death. Premature Old Age. Barrenness
Loss OF Power IN either sex. Impotency, Leucor-
rhRa aud all Female Weaknesses Involuntary
Losses, Spermatorrhea caused by over-exertion OF
the brain, Self-abuse, over-Indulgenee. months
treatment 81: for So by mail We guarantee
boxes TO cure Each order for boxes with IS
Will send written guarantee TO refund II not cured.
Guarantees issued only by CLARK & WEIHE,
Druggists Sole Agts Post&J ones sts San Francisco.
an24 V cod Sn
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Chat ABOUT THE CYCLE.
A Brief Sketch Of the Garden
City Cyclers.
Frank Waller Makes New Worlds Record.
The Coming Century Run-straight
Spokes.

The Garden City Cyclers, an organza-
ton which numbers among its members
some of the best racing men on the coast.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII net be inserted They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have tie same published
BORN.
LANSING-In this city. June IL. 1892, to the wife
of II. ID. Lansing. daughter.
LADOR-In this city, June T. 1892, to the wife OF
Max Lador. a daughter.
ROsENBERG-In this city June 7. 1892. to the
wife OF q. Rosenberg, daughter.
GRAVES-In this city, June T. 1892, 70 the wife OF
James Graves. son.
VAN BUREN-In this city, June 10, 1892, to the
wife VI j. ID. Van BuTen, daughter.
RATFISCH-In Berkeley, June g. 1892, to the
wifi of IL fRafF
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MARYsvuLE, June 12-In a baseball
game to-day the OroYilles defeated the
Marysvilles by a score of II to s.
Association Games.
OMAHA, June II. - Omahas 3, Fort
Waynes s. Second game-Omahas 9, Fort
Wavnes 3.
KANSAS CITY, June 12.-Kansas Citys Z,
Indianapolis 10.
MILWAUKEE, June 12-Milwaukees 8,
Toledos Z.
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SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
PURELY VEGETABLE AND STRICT.
LY RELIABLE.

They act directly and promptly on
the Liver and Stomach. restoring the
constipated organs to healthy activity.
and are positive and perfectly Safe
Cure for Constipation, Liver Com
plant, Sick Headache, Biliousness
and all other diseases arising from a
disordered condition of the Liver and
Stomach.
They are the ONLY RELIABLE VEGETABLE
LIVER PILL SOLD; They are PERFECTLY
HARMLESS; They are PURELY VEGETABLE;
TRY THEM.
The morning call., 1892-06-13
WHAT THE LEADING
Music Trades Paper Of the United States Has 10 Say About It.


ped in many the control of Sherman Clay Co.. line of instruments
Will have territory for the steway Piano the California
and wealthy will be extended formerly
respected Mes Sherman Clay Co., whose method of doing directs them
A.
REMOVAL of
Merchandise.
MATTHIAS GRAY CO., STORE 2oe Street.
my1s a a
The morning call., 1892-06-13
LEAGUE LINERS.

tie ms of Interest to California Patrons
and Players.
The morning call., 1892-06-13

Sick Headache yields to Bcecham's PMS.
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LIEB-In this city. June IL. 1892. Sophia beloved
wife of Carl F. and mother o. Charles, william
Adam aud Henry Lieu, native of Baden, Ger
many, aged 81 years, months and ! days
RS-Frtends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral THIS DAY mon
day. at l O'clock p. n. from her late res dence
MartpOsa and Mississippi streets. Potrero: thence
TO Rev Dr. Green's Church, Twelfth street be-
tween Market ana Mission, where services will be
held at O'Clock p. IntermerI T.. O. o. L.
Cemetery o
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Harris men scored their second tally in
the eighth. Hsnley hit a grOunder to
Hutch, who threw wild te first By taking
his hUof of the bag Terrible Tom could
have at least blocked the ball and held the
runner on first, but he stuck to the cushion
I'LL the ball went by and then gave chase.
BY the time he had retrieved 1t Bockers
was on third, from which he scored on
Reitz's Texas Lacquer, which was the last
ana eighth hit recorded on the tablets
against Mr.. Horner. Jack did not hit the
ball, but he managed to get all the bases on
balls that Hoffman presented to that side.
But with the way Oakland was hitting and
the clever fielding OF the Friscos, these d d
not count for much.
Fred Carroll played right field where.
luckily for his lame finger, he was offered
no chances. Tip was moved to center and
Terrible Tom to first where he will remain
until Carroll is able to resume that bag.
Charlie Sweeney has been released aud
there S some talk Of letting Whitehead 60
but for what reason is not clear He ac-
eepted seven chances without an error
yesterday and has been doing much timely
hitting Of late. 1t is TumOred that ice Shea
has been induced to quit his job in the
paint shop and try another spell at short in
the Oakland team. The score:
rrNE
The morning call., 1892-06-13

The Denver meeting closed on Saturday,
being the most successful ever known.
California horses have won their share of
the purses. The procession now moves up
through Montana.
The trotters in HcxOk's and Goldsmith's
strings will soon be heard from. as the
regular circuits commenced last week and
are now in full swing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-06

Senator Smith vs in from White FIELD
ys'.erdsy.
s. s. willard Of Mercer ". in the G ~
yesterday
Hon. II. 3 Cleave. d rortlsHI. was n
the city yesterday.
State Treasurer Be.l ia, gone to Wah
inston on bu.ne"
tate Assessor Ch.dbournf arrived from
- BiIisford yesterday
Hon. s. W Carr Of Bo~i9inh.m ~, in
town TUESDAY, morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-06
FREE BAPTiSTs.
Meeting Of the Executive Board Of The
Maine Association.

The executive board Of the Maine Fl
Baptist Association me. 4. the vestry 0!
the Free Bsptist church Tuesday afternoon
a large amsunt Of rou inc b1tn.s va,
transacted. The work If this denorlins
ton vas shown BY the repor. to be in eI
csiIs CT Ii ,itic % tn. State. /, vas dc
cided - hald the mex, annual meeting At As
new church in p.tsG.li the after past OIL
tue me- nth Of Ssptsmber.
Among those Who were prs"u; At tn,
meeting yerertsy we're the president Of the
bosrd. T.. y. Wide Of Dow; Ru'u, Deer.
ing, R.q Of Portland; Rev. D:. Summer
bell ard Prot. W. W. Anthony Of Levin.
ton A. 8 Hilton, Eco. Of son.h Psr,oni
field Rev. A. H. Small o. Brooks T.
Davis. E'1 Of tbi, lily and Rev A. g.
Hin Of Dover.
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STATE H0I ~ MITES.
Another Plantation organized = Meet
ing Of the Railroad commissioners.

Number one. North Division. Peuobscot
County has orssniz 81 asa l'!sa.a.i9n With
the name Of lmmE
The fnll tpui Of RAJ road ronmi..ion-
ere va N session yes,srdsy. Tie I'M
missioners wss IN r. INSULATION with + W
Tram, ESQ, In relation to hayinga hearing
part Of ihs Aroo.t0ok railroad
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At TIE COURT HOUSE.
Qaite Number Of People Present al
the Opening Of the Superior Court.

Ia ard about the Cou,; House VA gsth-
cred quite number Of men yesterday ir
attendance on the opening Of the April
term Of ih, Superior Curt.
County Attorney Carleton Vas able 10
be present On, hsn faliy recovered from
- Illness, IGisiog from his sppsarsoce.
No one seems 10 anticipate long term
Of lur 10 fAc:. the conssnsu. Of opin-
ten seems to be tbs, the tsrm viii be very
shor; one. There are nov but few civil
css's ard bu. little prospect Of
mary e,'m'nAl cases or any Of zrsa' imoo,-
lance.
The county commi,,ioners we're IN ses-
sion yesterday sHi transacted consiierable
routine business. Among other matter.
taken ~ "a, the need Of repair. and i'm.
prove msncs in the vault Of the register Of
deeds ,e. They decided to make these
needed repairs and changes, but work On
the same viii no, begin till after the close
Of hi, term Of court.
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1hs rvemng vlll be 'n' closng- )ut sail
Of groceries, At tho old AL .. I'.GDuRhhn
at cos.
The entertainment At the I uIver.sIl'!
vestry tonigh! i. ,ure II hsves cror "a The
nlly our Msn IN TpSA u an smu,.ug
lea year farce. sui the request for r,
pluu1n ieteryei omplmsnt
to the ore Tho L,ilss Al direct the
sr.ts Aimi.aon. !ugluling :ar cresm
and cake ., cents. Curtain slices A.
. clock
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ro.,Io,r.rIa Co,r,,,.,,or... an, l,,o,
w o,,u,. a, ,ho NJ, rnt.,
p,,ho Cat, ,,,.,ho, c..
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,,,,,., h;ch ho,1 ,...,s,,.r o. TO-
l,,,h.u ,r,r.., .,s,,rer,,,, ,,,. ,.,t b.,
tho to.,,,,.. .n,,h rs.v laval. =,
.,..o... D.,
Smith II, m,;,e a, tho ,ov,,.,,on If tho
s,.,, u,,,,r ,.,..,,i,,,,, ,.,,s., u,,
,.,u,o, ,,.,,,, ..of,,,, G,,ur,. ,-, ,,,;.
u,.,,.. ,,.,,,,, =, u,, .r,..,., -
Weather sigma for the b. eft Of sgrlcul-
ture by mean. Of which fsrms rs csu he
armed Of spros hing storms. the prevail
sncc ~ fsir Weather or the coming Of a
frost wave late 'prlng or early fall,
This system - nov being etts dad in Maine
through the cooperation Of the telegraph
or telephone hue. and by me,n. 81 sys
tenn e'uknsl n,gs sni the susge Of
steam whstle' lnsre are now m)re IN an
gnal stations IN Name srl others are
in coutsmplsi IN. To-day ihet genii' 'nen
90 to linton to sttend = meeting Of the
kennebsc County Pomona GriHy e. Were
rrof. Smith will also deliver similar LEI
tnre to that Ven At Eoviolnhsm ye'ter
DAY. Mr.. McKeen = srtapiy TO te con
graduated On the Insug utatiou OF the 81
tension OF thu. system IN Name under his
improvement Of our agriculture and the
direc, persons beneht of our farmers, who
are to be greatly pron'sd hy the carrying
out Of re system INTO s.iparts Of ,he > ate
n,,,,,., p,...,,, ,li.,,,. Nti,
tho ti'y ,c,ter1,y. Among Other matters
he hsl in micd vas the sub oct Of oiec
msrgsunr II say, that considerable has
tcen.el IN ui' yt.,uity II those Who
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Why sav.

'D' y s'''"S - MI + II
very '7.soHShheAl Ia bsnSof
Wing says
The h.ni.ome new isvelry stnre n. NJ,
| red II Owe, at " a. Ma, s.,ae, %,
opened 10 the public Salurd.y and il va.
,hronsed With c.ller, tb,ouohont the a,v
Al were ho.riusbly rele3met h. M
Oven.nI his sfilrien, cle,ks and sr.,y ana
rose. and rllie. n, ,ba y,isy
| n, ,ho- window naturally i,st s,trsc.
ted the attention Of The callers. IL preser
'esf s'lA We sppesrshee ara pre-
,,re 1j.monJ. ara (ths, ,,,,cIa. ,,r.naed
On al elevation covered wiki black b-osS
cloth. The window vas slso decorated with
general interest Of the display
| The store IS over sixty feet in length and
IS very finely arranged for the business
which Mr.. owen ~iIl Conduc' Along the
wal on the right as enc enters the store
are come ls'se ard beautifully cared
solii msh0gouy cases with elegant French
! plate glss7 froHt3 The show cases are
s'o u -pii! mahogany with bevelled
French plate lass OF louble Thickness
| The greater part Of the ti1iures IS from the
tt,enHVe establishment Of Morse & Co.,
"hC.e excellent york 10 that line - veil
kro-n. The isweler. bench il rts.
to the show window, Rad It Is Convenient Y
| to- stel. The rear Of the store. - A por-
ton separated from she man part By =
large porteres, - need az the work room
and II contains all The needed appliance.
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Ac lsts IS to have 4 carpet beating mill.
Work begun Yesser1ay ext the pants fac
tory on the foundations ottro Buildings one
81 and the other I2rI A. soon 4.
constructed machinery vii b. put in for
oestiog carpets. New York parties are
back Of the enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-06

The course Of instructions TO csniidatet
/ for confirmation will be resumed toni Oh
/ Wednesday There will be ,hort chora
service commencing a: half past seven
| The following being t. order;
| FrJerssinuAl Hymn, $50
/ Psalm = Chanted
hagailslt f4
Hymn ~.
/ Addrs... i'u:Y to- tod ,ni oar Srigh our
/ IL ssiouai Hyua -.
Candidates for confirmation All other.
are cordially invited to thss, special ser.
| yiC,s
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A ..rominent Kenueotc lumtermsn said
yesterday that Judging from the prs nj
condition Of the stream; and river the ker
neect drive would art before the 25.h
OF this m1u,h. A gentleman Whip c,nc
from the numbering region yesterday say,
that the stream, are many Of them clear.
ing Of ice ard AZ swollen. Should hi,
warm weather ontinue the log. will h run
do-n zee streams earlier IN usual
Mos, Of the Iumtermsn, however, are e1
7, ting m)re cold weather.
u: G NJ T1i,chcl is engaged to /
LIVER h. ne. lecture OF "Hishw.vs SD
Hsdg 5. before the memt e-s Of tie Ar
dtcsc,sgin Penn ,na Gra'ga To-Day at Ev
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a}or1>

I i'm j.Iani. O'! Town Nah Of, - 'N-
.st Nlsh0ias Andr, rs, dgHvhte7
tsst Pitfston MarcA g.. 80 Hc 'i' NJ
Alden ku,-ht, san-
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- - -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habltual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro,
duced pleasing to the taste and ac-
teptabls 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many et,.llent qualities con- mend it
t. al 50 ave II ds Il .h- most
r"pn'sv rsr- CIV own.
-yo.. ~ - :, = "a. r So
tss h II ..d19 g
5 n: ~ z.,,so's gsist tho
4; :: btt. on ose| NIL pro
re Il prem ptts f2s ~ OF. -ho
~'shes = ~ = - 90 sept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA f'f sXRDf 60
s's esLsc'Gc0 en-
p" - ~ ". 100. e.,
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SPRING IS WITH US AGAIN,


hnod ATKINSON HOUSE FURNISHING
@ f."nu and Tau.e ally to the a,ekeeper' Of Mine III not
h ever the TkINSoN COMPANY
a Aou this well
neelfu
Commence with the PARLOR D1n PALOE
doubtless TABLE FANCY ROCKER
would mu h mp:c, the
WI Century and
will
BED of which
ORTER', BLANKETS FEATHERS
to iiu
HALL Fl l!Nl III RE endless
the LIBRARY FURNITURE.
VIII 10
We prices
ebod
III
Il radn
ic,nce
house
1t TINS Iii hay
OF
The CROCkFRY
take ~
the
is
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We shall deo to Keep pe'
New : the
trade Of the world
and such our Lord lSo!
Tue k1klNC u0IIcC cIlpAICnlNr
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Sicl -lIesischs? Bsechsm. Pill, all
relieve
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tltG
eFNNFHg q

hFNNEg &
Nianua-Apfi FARE I}uw"ri. on 90
fprc-' ami ArRs'.. u; u Va, a.rd ts1r
mo- .s ar D. ttvs
WAS SfsTpS
E9Sfpor' Mach 81. Sa''iN Brt-.-}. agci
years March -. ~ liam II, sullivan. oid'-' -,u
o. 10 y - I'r8p. aga - y"a.s. month";
North Lube Marcel a. Adiah y hur Kim.
god yCsrs.
M.rhtes- Msreh -, MA'-hHet s ct. he'll
ag'd Il .ar' nsu o. and day,
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~ goods by samIi' 10 The wi OIL al, and r. tai
trade. Lih-taI salary ana NpHu.ea rant Per
man"nt position money .ldy ancrd fo5 wages al
verisImg, etc. For full par 'cutr, and r,lcr utcs
addr'- Centennial Mfg Co, Chraso. H.
MArl5F .iil
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Children Crv for Pitchers Cas.o-..
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The Jor Rs,l 8 readers especially in Au-
zusts, vii! be pleased to note the following
81 "cement CT the opening Of Mr.. +. Fl.
NNelry Establishment in Bangor
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@ALLAMEN WANTED To III

NyANTEb a man 70 work on a arm ,or
w si> months. Gail on or Addrc-- /. T.
li"rscy, Fast WlGth'ug. OWING r"tor, NC.
Mar t5dti
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: 1et1a! advertisements.

S0Ad Advsruseneais. act exceeding sosI if1e
ecwiuG eadsf the head ,! wAHrKp, For GAL.
II lsr, Lost, Ac.. vii DC Inserted NO tines I,
s-ets, three ttnss for ~ sea.s AID On. ~s-~s II
- sssts. sdvAAce payment.
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THE ATKINSON HOUSE FURNISHING &C

t Auburn, Bangor, Bath Hliieor1, GaIner, ,r.sy OH
Kotksnd "a N ,terville.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-05
WELLINGTON in Early Life.

When young Wellington became aid
de-camp to Lord Westmoreland, the
lord lieutenant of Ireland, his acQuaint-
ance with the usages of society was as
limited as could well be possessed by
any lad who had passed through the
ordeal of public school. Moore, the
poet, who visited Dublin shortly before
me, and who lived in much the same so
ciety as myself, alludes in his journal to
the character for frivolity which young
Wellesley had acquired while member
of the vice regal staff.
An old lady, one of his contemporaries,
told me that when any of the Dublin
bellies received an invitation to a picnic
they stipulated as a condition of its ac-
ceptance that 'that mischievous DO,
Arthur Wellesley, should not be of the
party. National Review.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-05
Two Castles in India.

The Rock Veddahs are stunted, hide
Gus and filthy; they live in secluded
caves and holes; they eat bats and rats,
and make their scanty clothing from the
bark of trees, but the Singhalese regard
them as of the very highest caste, and it
would be no disgrace for woman of
good social position to marry a Rock
Veddah On the other hand, the very
greatest disgrace that could be inflicted
on such woman would be to marry her
to Rodiya, although these last are a
race distinguished for beauty, at least
in youth, and gentle and innocent by ma
ture.
The Rodiyas cannot enter temple or
Villages; they are forbidden to till the
soil or draw water from a well; they
cannot build house or divide a burden
into two bundles; their shadow must
not fall on stream, lest it be polluted;
no member of another caste may touch
them without disgrace, yet any one may
shoot them without blame. All this is
supposed to be in consequence of the act
of an ancestor two thousand years ago,
who inveigled king into eating human
flesh. AS a consequence the beautiful
race is at the foot of the social scale, the
ugly and repulsive at the top.-T. W.
Higginson in Harper's Bazaar.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-05
ODDS AND ENDS.

A truth telling woman finds few
friends.
Color blindness is very rare among
women.
Dress your boy as comfortably as you
dress yourself
Sales by auction were formerly held
by candle light.
In battle only one ball out of eighty
Ave takes effect.
Quiet child by sponging it off before
Iutting it to sleep
Two thicknesses of newspaper make a
FOOD lining for apple barrels,
One hair of a maiden's head pulls
harder than ten yoke of oxen.
The mines of New Zealand have
turned out $3.50, 100000 of gold.
Live socially with your family and
peaceably with your neighbors.
He only invests intelligently who I'M
derstands the nature of his investment.
The plumes in the helmets Of the
French dragons are made of human
hair.
The devil never has much trouble
with the man who is in love with him
self.
An alloy of gold and aluminium has
recently been made; the color is a beau
tiful purple.
There are said to be 673,643 Freema-
sons and 647,471 Odd Fellows in the
United States.
1t is believed that the worlds popula-
ton is increasing at the rate of nearly
100000 year
Children often need protection against
themselves. This the state grants in the
matter of truancy,
You can always tell when it is going
to be warm day by the little lump of
ice the man leaves.
The total of the police force in New
York city Dec 81, 1891, was 1864, being
an increase over 1890 of III.
If you are losing sight of the future,
climb up to the book of Revelation and
get a glimpse of the promised land.
A blacksmith's tools of the present day
are almost identical with those used in
the same trade over 800 years ago.
February is the month in which the
greatest number of births occur; June
the month in which occur the fewest.
Owing to the fact that good butter is
being mixed with oleomargarine in the
west, the price of pure butter has rap
idly advanced.
The daily total water supply in Lon
don is 181, 507, 049 gallons, representing
a daily consumption of 31.S9 gallons per
head for all purposes.
When woman goes to break piece
IF ice she puts it on a plate, and after
she brings the Ratchet down she is sur
)rised to find the plate broken.
Work has begun on mining tunnel
lear Wardner, Ida., which will be
more than two miles long, and will tap
everal of the principal mines in the
Jpur d'Alene district.