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The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
a REV DOG STORY.
st. Pet.rsburE Has Dog That Beats ths
y.isr>t Of learned Itss He,ia~,

N4~r>t ct lFaruFi l1EE HottsWr
All St Pescrsl,ar- h1s gone slid orer some
thing new, says The New YgrS Ns75ylts-, and
taAt 3. nothing e.sa than dos 4lra goes %
la'u hyphutio frances.
Tins remarkable adtmal hslnurs 70 NJ Du-
roy, ~ho awarded -oll JnniL - The
Pzrss Academy Of Sciences for hts oTi- rat
inEcstiEatoas and discoveries in the setracs
g hypnotlsm a. applied 10 aaiaIzls aad is
effects uPoa them.
Several tests have h-en made of tsr auIH1ai
In the presence Of no Ices prrsnn tasa Dr.
..faunsiey OF the war department
one of the tests cUus.stinE 10 p.ae.n- srv-
e-ai articles, a. a pencil, cl,ar-cAsc, haBIkrE-
chief, cud-bution. etc, u1 tEe roor- Ihen
the dog. hav.ug beea tkruun into hypuullc
trance ". Duruy requested oue OF Toe aa-
diencc, which consisted also of several o'hef
Physicians OF renoEn and s0rse Newspaper
men, 70 think about Henlcthiug and what the
dog Was 20 do With IT, then 10 write it oat ca a
piece Of paper ard shoa IL TO the res Of taa
audience, excepting. of coursr. himself
This was d1ne, and the dog haYn. been
b-uu-ht Ia. what was the astouishrncut Of the
whole assculhlage IN see the animal 90 up to
the clzar-ease, pick it M and bring il 70 ths
one who had been inG Gated % the wish
Another test consisted ia laying sercfai
cubes with figures on thea IN a ceTia3a u77ler
Ia a closed box. Al tho same tlalc several
pieces of paper were put upca the Goor. b-ar-
ing Ike numbers on each The dug Whs thea
called ia uud required q place the pcees %
paucr In the same order as the cubr- were
lad IN the closed AMI scaled box This he
did. % the astaui,bmeut Of all assenhlei
Tho straug-enrss OF she Whole procedure "a
Increased Nheu it IS renacuii eartI th.t 81. De-
roy knows no NOSE abplt what s. helm: done
or wisael than dnes the dog, aud s.. there
fore. entirely unable in any way 10 prompt
hlm.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
ative; efectu.llly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions ana
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver aud Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
August
Flower

''What IS August Flower for ?"
As easily answered as asked. It is
for Dyspepsia. II is a special rem
edy fo- the Stomach and Liver
Nothing uc-c than this We believe
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
We know il viii. We have reasons
for knowing il. To-day II has an
honoTed place in every town and
country store, possesses one Of the
largest manufacturing plants in the
country, and sells everywhere. The
reason IS simple. Ii does one thing,
and doss itright. Itcures dyspepsia9
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
OF Cnur.c.

IL say, sis" said a Washington
small b y. "that young fellow that
comes to see you certainly asks fool
ish questions. l was playing with
fido, and he said, What is the name
VI that animal?
"And what did you tell him?"
"a tcld him dog, of course"
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1t Is customary. in Japan, for children IN
he named for ihe Hr~t arllclc on which tn
lAtbcs's eye alcLta after the etllIrcn are
horn some. thcrsforr. bear The names OF
flowers and Others the names 0f fuu ture or
ki;caen utensils, as LILY, Chair, FFyiag Pan
etc
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Tba FsaeE O.! ils P5rais-z rarsy Is = ~
Ea,sf, % ls--s --H1=r, s=ra.Illa rlgs-- fas
PLATED FTuggariy il4Gttrul-.l ualG 1rs. stri llar
a1a OTtg.i1At ca-tsnaa ta1s urrE Srni &! -
20 Tas snaI l'lh. sliu= CO.. u=areT, CO.
unI Eet thr Esasareh % all Foszllst paasrs
foT oac ycsr, via na~ o. th-.r leso9zt lsspt
Ln -. L..
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
rh- tt..t TAiar

Tie besi ,siar yti-~ kss y to- ~ = yrz=r
zas pzi II We zzais srrzzs-slzz.s - se=s tar T.
,. lsazs7a o.. of - sz1g=z "a Yaa -aa ssa
fzsIaur ='1fEslu4 ~ aFaHs.as tzrss = ussA
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Wtltr ths shsF-sa al- 7srr w. .sEsrs1 h-io-
9rsa. a. ratfresFisia= H1I'tr- Ia lEalsa Eeps
D.. nrzz11s a. uo-k. hr sgrr'riHE Iara uila
uol rr.cs, "a lsl za0--zr. Uz- = tae aa o
Ir5-s On sh .ea tnc hog Gsict -laY .aas - sssz-
= l. I. - E--IL u-l-
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EycrJ man hzs Enisstoz; th~ =lsssoa o,
tEe er1inE uahT L 10 make Cd bzeke.ogs aaa
r.-aLL. enn..ntl.t-
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-Four Jews from the front, f you please. ~
all 4 clerical looking crnutriau at the t!.krt
flee OF the opera The other evening.
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Ths raaa uh6 IL cpnsiaauy dalia- faait /.
The nae ~ho spCads al l!S flmu looS4Hs fa-
gaulg.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

Enas1 srldrr = a. r14egrraa Asilc,~y "a
. Nea Cairdoaia Tbcrr arr ealdsugly - &c.
on tAr Nua CaicfoHln diriar table
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NM ~. IAuf.~- DFN,rrt.

UNnFH AAtEA G.sAAks aa4sss az, ~,
st-sFr hoas4 . assl giRs "a lss3 psss1sar aaks
lesfvf, E4+ taa 49, l1sE.sfs tls 49, - -
Aa-os 49, ID t-i1 Pc az.
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II = u1a 9, uasta sa5a.a. a ail. h. l.
wotth kn1uin= uesL
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
Denver Business Rogss|

a. HAHn nrrtt1ts. . ] tss--a---h q. i.--
nlskta as 49, Isl .fsil-lsf -
DENts tia-eE tNNAssA. s.t.s
- lstt - - e4erAst sssstr - .
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and moro enjoyable way. even u 1t did take
him IL lew hundred miles out Ot his way.
with such rude tools as he could procure
h y built q little schooner; which hs called tho
Niagara River. and down the river as near TO
the upper rnpids OF Niagara ms he dared. He
then hunted up some pioneer. farmers in that
Locality. and hired them and sly yoke Of oxen
to take his boat n: ound tho Falls and below
the Whirlpool ltapits, whore, he launched it
again and sailed intn Lake Ontario, He pro-
be, took the ,stroam flowing from Oneida
Lake into Lake Ontario, and sailed to
co9nt"red qnother necessary portage.
teams to the Mohawk River Sailing down the
Mohnwk. he entered the Hudson. followed the
Hudson to New York. and on into the Atlantic
Ocean. He made the ocean Journey down the
Biay and Through that and IN the Delaware
liver To Philadelphia. where he arrived, u
Pressure Isle. The little Whitefish was taken
from the water and placed on exhibition in In
dependence square, where. after the novelty
and interest q the little craft wore OF. 1t re-
exposure and decay"
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"As I WAS SAYING, DUKE~
Chicagoans Reading Up On How to Hoh
Mob with the Mobility.

" ~ ~ TSootAtty
H'o~ a. Chicago Herald.
The highestAthough not the oldest-rapk In
Britain below royalty 10 that OF duke. The
first dukedom created WAS the dukedom OF
Cornwall. bestowed on Edward tho Black
Prince. and 1t now appertains. as a matter Of
right. from tho moment OF his birth. to the
eldest con OF the reiRning monarch. This
formal manner Of addressing n duko-his
STYLE" as 1t Is technically sailed is his
grace. the duke o." so-apd-so. duke IS the
only nobleman whom 1t is allowable in con-
versation to address by the name OF his rank.
as. for instance. As l WAS remarking. duke
Next to a duke comes q marquis. or mar1uess.
as the word Ia now more usually spelled. Inc
word means lord OF tho marches or borders
A marques lie addressed as the most noble.
the marques" &c.
The next degree below a marIuess is IN
earl. 1t Is a distinctively English term. ita
equivalent abroad being count. although. clri-
ously enough. an eRrls wife is "nowh us a
countess An earl Is adilr-s"i as mo rlsht
honorable. tho earl If Nc, Ai,er VIZ e eaarr'
eign. origin on lis face. and was forM"rly AZ.
Ilied to q person Who. aci"l rs sh"tih pu.a
r ;hs esrl II h the b anG ISICs OF i1 n. '" IKE ri riS snt' honoro
able. tho Sis"ount. Ac, The lwos' RANK
n tho hritlsl. p"eraGi, = tbs ,i wor D. e ~. T'i rsor
il a baron. This ariscs from the tat That:
according to the o,t renI@I Jaw, TtSS9GTsy
baron. and as a condition Of his possessing
them had TO, bring in, 2 the Geld . certain niim-
Der OF armed men At the call OF III" soyrTetgn'
and esnuires. The latter tito IL now apnlled
pr0miscuously; at law. however, there ar,
entitled to This ancient and honorable arTellh.
liou. These arc sons Of peer ami IN" "l,est
snus nt the ycungesf snns NJ r"cr- aud t'"i.
eldest sous: tho eldest sons nj knI!nts ana
their eldest Suns: gentlemen specially crestei
esuuires by the Queen: rsqu're4 o' knlghts oI
In bath: Justices ot the peace. and there
with similar OK OF: io title. and tarristesA
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PRINCESS MAY OF TECK.
THE INTERESTING YOUNG WOMAN
WHO MAY BE QUEEN or E1EGL4ND.

Beloved by Those who Know Uer-Her
Home Life and Her Snrror ndinr --ue-
trethed Go the Duke OF York--Es II Love .
The Princess victoria May OF Teck. whose
engagement to the Duke OF York was on
cially announced recently. is no doubt the
observation-disclosures woman In Europe today.
The news OF the betrothal Ia received. says .
London paper. with congratulations as wilde
as tho empire OF her Majesty itsolf. The mar
rage Of one who is the ultimate heir to the
crowns OF three kingdoms and OF the Indian
empire Is not an event which can be regarded
ne purely OF % private character. The nation
has desired to have the marriage Of the Duke
Of York settled. and the news is received with
heartiest congratulations.
It's apparent that the event OF this Engage
ment causes universal Rladne IS and salts
faction. And no recent marriage In the royal
family hns excited more inter est and syn
patty than is predicted for tt one in PROS
poet. The public have been pre- maturely busy
with their comments on this possible match
and the anticipated confirmation Of their fond
hopes. but as It was prompted b. good nature
and natural solicitude. the Prince and Princess
Gun readily forgive undue concern for the vel.
fare OF the royal family. The English papers
assert with great confidence that THO engage
ment is one OF mutual inclination. and that
there ia every reason to suppose thatthe union
will prove q happy one.
The Princess May Is the eldest child and
only daughter Of the Duke OF Teck and Pria-
cess Mary Of Cambridge. who are both con.
nectsd with nearly every sovereign in Europa.
She was born at Konstngton Palace on IL
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Abbott 4. a,so a hrsSyear Law School
mar. lie Ia u thoroughhali player Snok
lie act Tor himself last year. Hallowell Ia by
ali odds tho surest fielder and most sucesssiul
usual the Gntting list. ".slugser" Mason for
the present will play IL, right ieid until he re,
rrolation and nobody knows when he, Will
get on. Wigein and Upton. however. viii un-
doubtpily have a chance. against yale. Upton
always hecn a good steady man In the box.
Snrh Ia HarvGrd's team for 1893. They have
beaten Princeton once and will meet her for n
second and, It Is TO he hoped. q last time. Be-
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in all OF the i hle games this yean He enjeys
the dlstinctioI Of having made, the mcst rnns.
at short the ! emetnder OF the season. Like
Rustln. he is a I, ereless PLAYER, and IN ANY gains
is likely to NAL . o most brilliant stops ana
some very dam eing errors.
Case. In left d. I'd. IL one Of the ~sta9d.bys At
the hat. He ie' n sure hitter and reliable
fielder. In is "a mes he has made 10 hits. IL
runs. II put out !. l assist. and 3 errors. Bail
Mt centre. 70 the b est base runner on the team.
ever. and covers moro territory than either
Case or BlRelow. The ~posltton Of. right field
Speer. Digelow Stems to be the favortte. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
JUST NATURALLY TOOK III
Little Florence LEVEL Saw n Baby Carssa~o
In the 3 rect that suited He's.

Four-year. old Florence level Of 1877 Power
street. Williamsburxh. was found In Grand
street last Monday evening. She was crying
and at the same time pushing o big bAby car
riage. To those who tried to comfort her she
said she was lost. She was taken 10 the Bed
ford avenue police station. whers aftsrwnrd
her father claimed her. She had taken the
carriage from In front Of a furniture stors in
Grand street. as WAS afterward discovered.
she saw The carriage in front OF the furniture
store and took II along with her. Shs got
along with 4 all right, until the carriage .i't
she hogan tn cry. Her mother says Ahe is n
GIoat ~iyahout. and that as soon as u door Ia
opened she Is gone. lut that she In going 10
MAKE n great woman after ail.
That she means to be a"od 10 shown by tho
fact that when the writer gave her two csnta
and then asked her what she was going tn do
With them. she said abe would take them to
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TRENCHARD.
BROOKS.

out 122 men. assisted 30 times. and mnde q
errors. His principal fault Is Showcases in Yet.
ting the ball down to second base. stephen
son. first basemnn. Is one Of the big hitters OF
s s%s ' siis and IS 8 s,n,sef Hedges eSgess the +" h s.so made bS: ~
man. L. also a hard hitter, His record is: II
runs. II hits. ~ put outs. ~ assists. and 3
hut 10 Of little assistance to the short
stop In covering ground away, from It.
on the team. Is Mt the same time tho most bril-.
liant Ilayer. lie covers third. and has played
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
THE sCHoDEER WHITEFIsM.
msw She Msas the Trip Across New Yorl
Ntnety Years AcO,

II ID to be regretted said q Philadelpbian,
Inst thu people OF Philadelphia permitted
me little schooner Whitsnsh To go to destrue-
tioa tom exposure In Independence sqnare.f for
q uoald have been one Of the most Interesting
sssiies ofths kind for exhibition at the Worlds
fsar. Thirty years before the Erie Canal was
eoastractsd. and nearly sixty years before the
strrt ttaih Of caro ran from the Hud son to Lake
Era that little craft made a trip from
Lahs Erie across New York State to
me ktiAutie Ocean. 1t was built at
Prssons Isis. now the city Of Erie. by
,4QbDp Thoupsoa, the father ~ tho late J.
EdGaE 1hontpson Of the Pennsylvan a Rail
Iaett & ~. q surveyor In tins employ Of the
I4llAB4 Laud Com pshy. and lived la Philafe i-
.01llsI llAyina finished some work for the land
<01sa49S, RIf ffmitnK himself at Presqus IsIe
>8looked forward with anytbfnE hut PieASura
DE tnd Phlladslphls, and he hit upon he
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The Princetonians have showed themselves
20 eep % very ", wsnx sstters, VIII the gSssIhle es.
stealing could readily have been improved
upon. the men not seeming to take n
When all that WAS Justly expected Of them
Is taken into consideration. they IRE not to be
fT9h%p IA sn ara 1a sSIsa1Su With shh tssEs Of 0thsr years:
that pluck for which the Princeton student is
always noted. They lack the skill. however,
predecessors. ~
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UPTON.

his batting md base running are In hts favor.
way. cstchers. The latter Ia considered BY
many the equal OF Kedzie. A%rhuthuot is the
substitute short stop: and Ia q good, man. but
Davis and Warner. Hawey. another subst:
tute. plays short stop. but 10 seldom called
TIGERS WANT PLENTY OF PRACTICE.
PRINCETON. May 20.-The way that the
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work is shockingly ragged. The outheid Is
perhaps as strong ns the average. but the In
field cannot he trusted. and. with men on the
bases. some one Is liable to make an error and
one or gore men to score.
Carter, individually. Is the test man Of the
H.. "a ah ,be nt ta Ins tn MAN y In tb 'n' op . gsesi p, nSd Is
also the heaviest man on the team. Kedzie IL
an experienced catcher. This year he has put
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dfawai has caused q pretty thorough shifting
about Of the present players. The first step
taken was FrothinRham's return to second
base. y. Mason. who has been Ill all spring.
hAs been placed In right field. Abbott has
bsen called In from the field and stationed on
third. Cook has been forced to give way. and
has quietly retired into left. 1t 10 q question
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disappointm emit to the men who are ever ready
to stand, ny the New Jersey university. II
was fondly hoped that they would 90 ahead
and ovsrcom Q the dificulties which confronted
them. but the hopes were in vain. Before the
defeat by Harvard o fortnight ago the stu
dents at old Nassau were confident In the
ability Of their team to do good work. but
their confidence was not sustained.
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fore then. however. Harvard must overcome
with her.
YALE's TEAM NOT WITHOUT FAULTS.
New HAVEN. May 20.-Yale's undergradu-
team. In former years their work In the field
has been characterized by snap and duickness.
Heretofore. however Yale has been weak Mt
the bat. This year the conditions are reversed:
They are strong ut the bat. but their field
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SULLIVAN. HALLowELI-
rRoTHrNoHAM. HovEY.
MASON.

Uhiversity OF Pennsvlrania and Holy Cross.
~ most unfortunate thing has befallen the
Harvard team within the last week. that is
Hovey's decision to stop playing. so that he
nay give moro tfmo to tennis. 1t Is under
se6od. however. that in case the nine
should really 10 crippled he will again
t6ke . hand. Hovey Is perhaps the best short
eecp Harvard has had for years. His with.
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PICK OF THE UNIVERSITIES.
x7fS BAsEBALb REPRESENTATIVES, or
HARYAHD, rdLE, IND IRfNtEIOM.

Basvrrs strcse Iseividariiy. bat Corsp'rtn-
sr wesh BsttuG The View fri- Men
Take OF Their e.m-Frinceto Expects
10 see . Grrnt fmprovcuent IN the Tigers.
CahBs1poE. May 20. Since the return OF the
Harvard team from their Easter trip they
lave had their colors lowered but twice. to
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.Fennsasy Is the FIRST freshman Tor years 70
stroke the varsity crew. He comes from NJ.
far points him out to BIO one Of the most prom
ising oarsmsn il e2lIege His great ia1lt IS
return to swing Il too high. He also has q
tendency to loss the control of his slide at the
beginning Of tho stroke. with q or~rssoonding
loss of pUwer. In spito al these faults. how
evsr. he pulls nm excellent oar.
Cummings does net catch the stroke quick
enough. rut he has great strength ann the
tremendous aivart'ge "' having brRn inthree'
,,~ynrsity races The win.i IN of suilstithting,
tirally sets the stroke for the port oars. aud .
slownesslp following his legdsr - sure to 70.
salt IN tNo separate styoksA u u possible
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ia bstween III and. 172 mounds, hut this will
decrease with the hard work at New. London.
row together. The stroke differs hut slightly
from !ast years. II ANYTHING. the swing is
fale's chances to-day are Infinitely hotter
than Harvard's. She has y splendid crew. and
the Crimson oarsmcn realize II only too well.
Harvard eight pulled out twelve isasths ahead
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Office d res. ;29 Garden ST., tel. 40. b 10 VI
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Dear in mind that Frank J.
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ana lumber at the International
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An important meeting of the
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Tonight at the Travis Park NJ.
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of the board of directors will be
held,
"Wednesday evening dance
will be given at the residence of
Mrs. Reed, on Avenue B.
There will be no council meet
ing this afternoon, it being the
fifth Monday in October.
-Silurian Water, the best; F. &
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