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DUCKED A COMMITTEEMAN.
Fitzsibbons's Revenge for His Ex-
clusion from an Excursion.

tN2SlODCnS'e heVenRe 'Or his E1-
clusion from an Excursion.
william Fitzgibbons, a blacksmith, OF 40
East sixteenth street, was held by Polic,
JstiCe Wclde In Iorkvillc Court this
morning for felOni )usly asSaultiug Thomas
Higgins, = laborcr, of 5"J Fast sixteenth
street.
Fitzgibbons had been refused admission to
all excursion barge on which the Thomas +.
Galligan Association was about elnbark!ng at
the loot or East Eighteenth street yesterday
because OF his alleged undesirab bic qualities.
Greatly disgruntleh, he walked out IN the
pier to where Sglns, one ot the Excursion
Committee, wa, standing. and stealing
softly up behind Him, with mighty
shove he pusIcd him overheard. Higgins
WAS Iished At, and ratr0lman Mu!vaney. ot
the rwenty-second street squad, arrested
tltxcibb0ns.
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d. A. 49's Resolutions in the Senate.
ihr ASSOCIATED pKfss

WAsnIS"rOS, july is.-AmOng tho papers
laid before the senate to-day by It's presiding
ofIicer sir. Manders m were the resolutions
ot District Assembly A. X. oi L., New
York, stating tha, the recent labor troubles
at Homestead are the outcome NJ the wage
~ stem and demanding that the finkertOu
forces aud their employers be treated ana
dealt with ~ pirates. and tnat they be In
dlcttd tried. sentenced auu executed as ma
tiOnal inulcfaCtOrl. Referred 10 Committee
on Education and Labor.
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POLITICAL POTPOURRi

Ihir Il party men are making a special effort at
thorough Organization IN Mississippi,
t'corgis's Third party Convention will he held ION
We inrsday: II Is the purpose to nominate ful
State And electoral tickets
Richsrd la ton and ri-ronEressman q W i
Stuu- lesI in tL- tor tho Democratic pomi.
nation ior Governor of Missouri.
There Is much iee'ing over the race for the Re .
publican GnbernstorIAl nominal in Michigan,
and the state Convention this week will be ono OF
thc largest In years
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
A Ways and Means Resolution Pro-
poses July 25 for the Date.

iRY ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON. July lS.-The Ways and
Means committee ol the House this morning
adopted u resolution providing for final al.
lournment OF Congress on the a5th, one week
IRON to-day.
The resolution Will soon be called up, and
In the present temper OF the House there IL
little doubt that II viii pass.
The senate Is equally anxious to bring the
session to = close, So that nothing short or n
emergency Is likely to cause any extension
hy the Senate OF the dated ixed In the resolu-
ton.
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floor. It's bay-window letting out.upOn Am.
sterdam avenue. In the mems wing this is
the smoking-room FOR that roor and here
gather the "od mems clubs which for jollity
and quiet pleasures are not cqualled any.
where.
Nobody wears uniform In this institution.
The old gentlemen appear In such clothing as
they prefer. furnished as II Is necessary by
Supt. Meyer or given to them by their friends.
These clubs usually have from three to ten
old gentlemen, smoking and playing domi-
noes, ,pinOc hle, ,siXty-sX, forty-nve or solitaire,
or reading the daily paper or a novel or what
ever they like, or visiting.
These nook.rooms In the other wing are
sewing-roOms, where the old ladies visit and
sew, or nod over their knitting Or read, as
they like.
Down in the basement are wOrkrooms
where the uneasy old carpenter may work. II
he likes, In the wood rs In his younger days:
where the coboler fnds his last and awl and
waxed ends; where the tailor finds goose and
cloth to work on, and the machinist his bench
and tools.
AS FOR the industrious old ladies, groaning
shelves tilled with rich preserves and canned
fruit indicate that they have found some.
thing to do. Mrs. Charles r. Woerischo ofrer
furnishes several hundred dollars worth Of
fruit each season and the old ladies "do II
up for the minister's use. But nobody need
do a stroke OF work unless he or she desires
to be employed. ana many OF the inmates
spend their days ahd nights In easy indO-
lenct.
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Physical and Financial Aid Prom
ised.

rirrsBrKG, July ls.-Floyd Lodge Of the
Ams!gamated Association, composed OF
workmcn at Carncgie's Upper and
Lower tnion Mills, met this morn
Ing, ana after dcnounclns the Plnker-
tons nnd carnegie, adopted resolutions
promising physical AZ well RS nnancial ana tn
the men NJ Home stead and also resolved TO
stand frm.
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BAR HARBOR NOTABLEs.
Mrs. Emmons Blaine Arrives - J.
Coleman Drayton Has a Cottage.

ny ASSOCIATED PREss
BAR HARBoK, Me. July lS--Mrs. Emmons
Blaine, with her baby, Master Mccormick
Blaine, and nurse and twO maids, arrived this
morning. she was met ut the wharf by Miss
Harriet Blaine, and went directly to STAN
wood.
Mr.. j. coleman DraytOn, OF New York. SON.
in.law Of the late William AstOr, has taken 4
cottage on Mt. Desert street. and Will come
here with his children.
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In the supreme Court, Brooklyn, this morn.
Ing Justice Bartlett handed down decree of
absolute divorce 10 Louisa F.. jones' OF 1885
herEimer street, Brooklyn. against her hus.
band, Henry :. Jones, upon the statutory
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Wore stolen Clothes in Court,

Wore Stolen Clothes In Court
In the rorabS court to-day Michael sher-
man, OF ~ Dover street, was held Tor trial on
the charge Of nurgiarizing the tailor shop of
Arnold LOhnkamp, 20 Peck slip, the night of
July -. The clothing he wore was reCog-
nlked hy the tailor AS having been stolen from
his Store.
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Ml,s. DREssLEE.

only 500 T. needed for the purIosc. and n
few more subscriptions win bring the total
mp to the required 'igure. Many OF the sub
scripliohS are accompanied 10y letters OF SYM
pnthy for the poor sufferer.
rHH ENkSISu WORLDS fund 10 date Is as
follows.
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The Beaver Falls Mills Idle.


PIrTsBrKG, Pa. July ls.-The Beaver Falls
employees OF the Carncsies kept their threat
and did not 20 to work this morning. The
men are orderly and stand about tho streets
talking IN low and guarded tones.
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THE DRESSLER FUND GROWING.
Already Nearly Two-thirds OF the
sl6O Needed Has Been Subscribed.

The fund created by THE EVENING WORLD
to purchase artincial legs for Mrs. Anna
Drcssler the unfortunate woman who Ia soon
10 surrcr the loss OF her natural limbs through
q surgical operation at Bellevue Hospital, has
doubled Itself since saturday.
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MIR. Eoily's Vacation Ended.
Mayors Private Secretary Wills Holly re-
urned This morning FROM ten days vaca-
Ton In Maine.
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Our Baby

Was a beauty. fair.
plump and healthy. But
" hen two wears old
~rrafula II u N o r
spreld over her head.
neck aud forehead down
into her eyes, one great
sore, itching an d
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You VIII Be Sorry n You Don't Read
This.
Read the woman's Page, printed daily in
the MORNING WORLD. And don't forget
tho SUMNER RESORT PAGE
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FOUR REPORTED KILLED.

Collision OF Express and Local Trains
on the Grand Trunk.
lHT ASSOCIATED rRrssi
Ut. CArnARISI's, Ont,July ls.-rbe steam.
boat express from Bunaio collided with
local train for Port Culburnc On
tht welland Division OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad between st. Catharine's and
NerittOn this moruing.
-Four persons are reported killed.
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Great Sangir Said to Have Burst
and Disappeared.
Awful Tale OF a Volcanic Outbreak
Told by Dutch Skipper.
The Island Which Was Last to Sig
Contained 1900 People.

siDNbt. y. :. W. Juiy is.-rhe captain OF
the steamer Catterthun REPORTS that OIL June
,,, a., III, -, ,r,,, 49,, ,n,,,,, . n,,,r
so u" 'nheu ~ i'"io' a"" ''""u 'u'"
steamer that had left Great Sahglr Island On
.JuneI7 A few hours after the latter ships
.,..,, ,,. 49,, ,,,,, u, 400. ,,ia tho
oeP"r'uic ''o'i 'ho is'hiu' Ho va" '''''' wa.
in thc direction NJ the sanvlr uroup. and thl,
- ,,,,, ,,,, ,,...., n h,u..-
was 'o''""'u shor's "''ci "A'u' w 'ho"e''
~ ashes. which covered the deck OF the
xten,n.r and darkenrd the " hole atmospherr
,,,,,., 49,, a,,.,,-,., 49,, ,,,.,,,, ,., ,,a.,.,
"he" III" ''o"uN vi ue''''u' n"u '''~''.
away nothing was visible on the horizon but
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bella Heimath is the Hospital for Chronic In
vslids, where twenty.eight inmates receive
tenderest care, and there Is q Hospital for
Convalescents with twenty. mine inmates, but
this story has more particularly TO 10 with
the aged peopls who have found their last
earthly home under the kindly shelter OF this
roof.
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You Will Be Sorry n You Don't Read

Read the WoNAN's PAGE, printed daily
In the MORNING WORLD. And don't forget
the suMMkR RESORT PAGE.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-07-07
"There was a World"

There was world, lovely, newborn
world
Unmarried by sorrow and ungrieved by woe,
All fair and green it trembling hung in space,
Then. vibrating, swung out to run its race,
But that was long ago.
To other worlds it seemed lucent star,
To those glad angels who had seen it grow
1t seemed place where women might be
true,
And men be godlike Oh! that world was
And it was long ago.
A wonder-w ord, a world of miracles,
snow;
Iol then it was, the springng life-germs
grew,
Then woke the secrets of the rose and dew,
For it was long ago.
A morning world a world of blossom time,
And not the proud and careless world we
know.
Death had not sci the round earth thick
with graves,
Love was the pure alemblc then that saves,
But that Mas long ago.
A MYRIAD. myriad shining nlanents
The tender threads of human veal and Woe,
Bound all that world about with golden
bands,
And every life thread lay within God :
hands
But that was long ago.
o. perfect world did ST thou swing free from
God,
A mighty pendulum his hand let 60?
And now, a lawltss chaos, sick with strife,
And tangled thick with broken threads Of
life,
Must all thine ages How?
Net friend if | can read truth within thine
eyes.
Then love, immortal love, lives yet, I know
And Death, poor Death. how YAM to SET thy
bound
With the gray hea,l>tone and the messy
mound,
Life ends not 50.
There is world, a ripper, sWeeter world.
Where / tc'S hest fruitage has had time to
grow,
And angels see how, shining strand on
str. nd,
Each golden ife-thread still lives in God 5
hand.
He knowS-we do not know.
Matte Baker Dunn, in the Waterville Mail,
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skin as clear and free from scales as a baby's vi
| used of them was S. worth. If you had been
here and said you would have cured me for 100000,
you would have had the money. 1 looked like the
picture (No ., page Az in your book, How to
Cure Skin Diseases" but now am as clear IS
any person ever was. Through force of habi!
rub my hands over my arms and legs to scrat b
once in a while, hut to no purpose. | am all well
| scratched twenty eight years, and it got 70
kind of second nature to me. l thank you tllol
sand times.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt.
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over my body, and got under
my nails. The scales would
drop off of me all the time,
and my suffering was endless,
and without relief. One thou
sand dollars would not tempt
me to have this disease ever
again. ! am a poor man, but
feel rich to be relieved of what
some of the doctors said was
leprosy, some ringworm, pso-
riasis, etc. l cannot praise
the CUTICURA REMEDIES too
.,auch rIhnu ha1.a naade ta,u
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-07-07

There are 25 railway tunnels in Eng
land between one and two miles long,
four over two miles, two just three miles,
and one, the Severn, on the Great Western
railway, is over four and one half miles
long.
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Caution Notice

WHEREAS, my wife, MAZDA NELSON, has left
w my bed and board without justifiable cause.
Now, therefore, this notice is to warn all persons
against harboring or trusting her on my account,
as shall pay no bills of her contracting after this
date. EDWARD NELSON.
Winterport, Me-, June s, 1S92.-5w24
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SCRATCHED % YEARS
A Scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

If I had known of the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES
tWenty-elght years ago, it would have saved me
$4,000 and an immense amount of suffering. NV
disease (psorasis) commenced on nv head in a
spot not larger than a cent Il snread ranidlv all
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-07-07

The great system of heat around which
the lesser bodies move, is now on exhibition.
Cooking is reduced to science. Wood coal,
and oil are things of the past. For sale by
all first-class dealers in stoves, in the follow
ing towns.-Belfast. r. P. Stickney, C. N.
Black; Castine, A. W. Clark; Rockport,
Arthur Libby; Camden, J. w. Bowers, Rock
land, J. P. Wise & Son, Walter J. Wood ;
Bucksport, John Buck.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. MARGARET 4. SAWN fE.
w Sear>port. Ill the County Of Waldo nov
ceased, 10y her mortgage deed, dated the I'd a..
September, 4 II. 1850, and recorded in the " d
County Registry of Deeds, in Book lS7 IaAr
conveyed TO one Isaac W IlaNencr, a certain iDf
of real estate situated in Scarspurt in said tuu
of W aldo, with the buildings thereon. bounded
described as follows, 10 Wit Beginning nj ID ST
standing i'll the southcrlN line OF the shur,. f
leading from Belfast 70 Searspurt, and in the .r
erly line of land then of one Lucy SAWYER. tUr
easterlN, by said road, one hundred feet tua Stu
thence southerly, parallel t" the said rastcIl,
OF the said Lucy sawyer land to the hay. Ibc
westerly by said bay. one hundred feet, to a -t
and stones, thence northcrly, to the road tr
said, and parallel with the easterlN line atun.-.
to the place of beginning, containing >iN .u
more or less. and being the same real estate kln
as the Emery SAWYER place; and whereas the
Isaac W. HaNenef has since deceased, and tlie
derSlgned has been daily appointed admiuiSlia
OF his estate; and whereas the condition ot g.
mortgage has hecn broken, now therefore
reason of the breach of me condition thcfO
claim q foreclosure of said mortgage. ;H2
Dated AT Searsr"r, This 18TH day of Jttr. N
1892 tHAS f. HANENTI,
Admir-. of the estate of Isaac W. 1ln,,pt
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In the United States there are 673, 6433
free manson, and 647, All odd fellows.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Further, internally 10
cleanse the blood Of all impurities and poisonous
eemcntsl, and CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure, and
tCTtCURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautiiicr
externally ito clear the skin and scalp, and restore
the hair), instantly relieve and speedily cure every
species of itching, burning scaly, crusted, pmpiT
scrofuous, and hereditary diseases and humor~ If
the skin scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, from
infancy to age, from pmples to scrofula.
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sold everywhere. Price, CUT1cuRA, SOC: Soar,
. G.: REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
pEtG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
E.;' send for " How to Cure St1- -'seases,' g.
9ftrs 80 illustrations, and 100 - --snIals.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

T6O0HfE HOJI(ES-
At Probate Court held at Belfast. WITHIN o1-5
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuestls, y
June. a. ID. 1892. Ivy %
y instrument purporting to be the last win
n testament of F. W. WHITMORE, late ,f sH8
fast. in said County of Waldo, deceased bs, r..
been presented for Probate. 'W,
Ordered, That notice be given TO all perso, .
terested by causing copy of this order to b4 %
l1shed three weeks successfully in the RepubE
Journal. printed at Belfast, that they may sn'.N
at Probate Court, to he held at Belfast v,{ a'
and for said County, on the second Tuesfal W.
July next, at ten of the clock before noon
show cause, if any they have, why the same Il, a-l
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judo.
A true copy Attest :-BoHAN T. FIELD, Regis.
AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within ami
the County of Waldo, on the second Tue.,lav y.
June, A. ID. 1892 Wy
John q. ELLIS, brother of ALMIRA EIrs
y late of Searsport. in said County of Wiz
deceased. having presented a petition that he r.
he appointed administrator de bonis non OH
deceaScd'- estate.
Ordered. That the said John q. give uor,.
to all persons interested by causing COW +
this order to he published three weeks ~Ilt5.
sively i'll the Republican journal, printed nj "a,
fast that they may appear at Probate Cou-t d.
be held at Belfast, within and for said Cour,,
the second Tuesday of July next, at ten VT H.
clock before noon. and show cause. if aiu, H..
nave why the prayer of said petition shotIG 4
he granted. GEO. L. JOHNSON, Jsu.t
true copy. Attest -BOHANP L. FIELD, t. Liy,
At 4 Probate court held at Belfast within MI +.
tile Corulry of Waldo IN thp second Tu4.
June. A. ii. 1892
TT ,rTIL l. v,I,,I,S ,l,.i,,;.,..;
II t+f l.. %I,i'n IL 'rIit,NI - ~
,11--,,+ IN .t, ft-,,,,.,i g w. $500 ''' |e
',,,.iI W 'ti'''' wy IT.,
private sale 80 mitch of the real estate Ot ,.
cease, As will produce The sum ul four -..
dollars
ordered That the said Hattie Z, rive iu...u
an persons interested by causing a copy ND ..
der O. ne published three weeks >uCcCsSiNrlt ru..
Republican, journal, printed at Belfast. thai r..
may appear at a Probate Court, to- he held Dr. I
las, WITHIN and for sad County. on the -rD...
Tuesday at July next, at ten ut the clock l.r0.
noon, ana show cause, if amy they have, Wl, H..
GEO. f. JOHNSON. III. III.
\ true copy. Attest Bon An 4. FIELD, H. ST..
JY-AT.DO ssh Cnurt nf pr,Ia+e l,el4 . t,.
w fast ON tha Snrnnn ruasdaV ~ ME-, %
~ M said County deceased, having lresentc
"'i"Ndic5' ,,,.
,,i ~ i''iec tieip"i Ne ENeIl 'Gt
"r WIN; s!.'IeSSNtH' III we hepl"lcah I"Fua.
lii'tu III pt'i"a' IA stit NouiitN lud All lfT>
iHltlesteti' may dtteltl at Il Ir'tdte court. ts rs
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D1MPLES. black heads, red, rough, chappei, and
{ ElW oily skin cured by CUTICUEA Soar.
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WALDO ssh Court of Probate. held al IA.
w fast ON the Second Tuesday of June ls'o
JOHN G. CAREY, Administrator on the r>l atp .
DANIEL CAREY, late ut Liberty in said Corl.
deceased, having presented his final acco'mr
administration of said estate and private account
for allowance.
Ordered That notice thereof he given thrg
weeks successfully. III the Republican Jpurnt
printed in Belfast, in said County. that all upr>,n
interested may attend at Il Probate Court o.. IL
held at Belfast, ON the second Tuesday ol ,1
next. and show cause, if any they have, Nhg .g
SAID account should not he allowed.
GEO. f. JOHNSON. Juu-p
y true copy. Attest BoHtN =. FIELD. Ro-j--r
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-30
Fun That DIdn,t Pan out.

1.-THE other day real smart young
man came aboard" said Captain
Leale, of the FL Captain, land he
came up to chat with myself and two
young ladies before the boat started.
Next to the ladies sat Chinaman.
The smart young man began to nod
toward the blue bloused heathen and
make all sorts of grimaces. He kept
up his pantomime for some time,
showing off before those girls In the
endeavor to establish a reputation
for dare devil fun. The Chinaman
eyed him with that stolidity which
the race has accumulated through
generations of starvation. Finally
my o'erbright friend tired of, his
monkey shines and said:
Just watch me have some fun
with that Chinaman.
"'Oh, no; you'll not have any fun
with me, answered the brown man
in English.
''All the smartness left that bright
youth. He was the cheapest buy on
the human market. 1t was the first
time l had ever seen him done up
He Redeemed, became all hands and
feet and silently stole away, step
ping on himself as he went.
Il think had more fun with him
than he had with me, remarked the
Chinaman. 'Rathera tiresome young
man, don't you thinkT San Fran
cisco Examiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-30
rho sewlnr Mnohlne Arents rnIe.

/ INC HtWlnB hkthtb AH'os
don't suppose the man was ever in
politics or read newspaper, but ou LAY
as drove by his cabin in the mountains
he was ont in front at wood pile with
a saw hard at work, while a thin, raw
boned woman in faded calico d .'ees and
slabsided sun bonnet sat on tie cabin
steps smoking her pipe and watching
him.
"Good morning." said to him as ]
stopped my horse.
"Mornin." he answered so low could
scarcely hear him and without stopping
his saw.
pheasant weather we're having"
ventured next, but he made no answer.
"Pretty bad roads you have around
here" ] said, still pleasantly, as he sawed
away.
"Im selling sewing machines / said,
coming down at once to business, but he
sawed ON.
"Haye you got one in your house"
asked, after waiting moment for the
saving to stop.
Don't you think you ought to have
oneY' was my next, as the saw kept rip
ping along.
No answer, and at last, quite pro-
voked, said:
why in thunder don't you talkT"
He kept right on saving, but looking
furtively over his shoulder toward his
wife, who had never moved. he replied:
stranger, I'm a-sawin wood. Go
long to the house and let the old woman
do the tallsin."
went, but didn't sell machine
Detroit Free Press.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-30
A Little Fun with the parson,

Andrew Wallace is one of the old
est and best known residents of this
city. Many years ago he was presi-
dent of the state benevolent boards
It was while he was occupying that
place that he met the late DR.. McIn-
tire, superintendent of the Institu-
ton for the Education of the Deaf
and Dumb. The doctor was a strict
member of the Presbyterian church
and orthodox all the way through
Mr.. Wallace was a Universalist
Doctor, " said the latter you are an
educated man and am not. want
to ask you q question or two Do
you really think this world we III.
habit is round and revolves on its
axis once in every twenty -fouI
hoursT
Certainly" replied the doctor.
"And you believe there is a heaven
and-and another placer"
"Assuredly."
"And that heaven is above usR"
"Yes."
"And the other place below us9"
YES"
"And the world turns over once
every twenty-four hoursT
"Yes.n
''Well, doctor, if that's the case,
doesn't it occur to you that the spire
of your meeting house points to
hades about half the timer" Indian
apolis Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-30

There is probably no more robust body
of men in the armies Of the world than
Frances Alpine cbas3eurs The raw
material Of their organization comes
from the rugged mountaineer pcpula-
ton Of the districts whore they are sta
toned. This material is nodded and
hardened almost constantly, winter and
summer. by some Of the most competent
military disciplinarians in the great
French officers corps. The result Of
this happy combination is force which
even German authorities in military
matters acknowledge would be able in
war to maintain the passes intrusled to
its defense against doubly strong forces
Of Italians, Austrians or Germans. =
New York Sun.