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Draths.

On the 18th, inst. near Foxvillc, Mrs Mar.
garet Gordon. departed this life after a
briet illness Of dropsy. aged 80 years.
On the "a inst, at his home near Decrfie'd,
Mr.. Geo W. Prior. aged SO years, month
and days.
In MemOriAm.
On February 2nd, 1893. in Utica, Charles
Edward Shaw, aged 81 years, s months
and 20 days.
IT'S hard to give true friend up,
But we will be resigned
To him Who il too wis. 70 err,
Too good to be unkind.
Human hands have tried To save him;
Signs aud tears arc all in yam.
Happy angels came and bore him
Away from this world Of pain.
Had he asked rs. well. we know
We should say, o. spare the blow:
Yce, with streaming tears should pray,
Lord We love him let him stay.
We miss his kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care
Their home is dark without him,
We miss him everywhere.
BY his Friend,
ski.
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Two Valuable FrteMllS.

!. A physician cannot always be bad.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Spra'ns, Bruises and
Burns occur often and sometimes when least
expected. Keep handy the friend Of many
households and the destroyer of all pain, the
famous Red Flag OIL, IS cents.
g. Many precious life could le saved
that is being rackcd to death with that terri.
BILE cough. Secure good nights rest by In.
vesting Is cents for II bottle of Pan Tina, tho
grea; remedy for Coughs. Colds and Con-
sumption.
Trial bottles Of Pan Tina free at Dr.. j. X.
Waters Drug store.
A Bro BAnaAIN. We have just sold
500 Wheeler j. Wilson Sewing Mach,ne for
$40 and the buyer II more than pleased will,
his bargain.-We also have an sS5 Davis
Sewing Machine, enclosed cabinet, Mahoga-
ny, with all attachments, complete, one of
the very hest machines built and the best
finished machine that we have ever offered.
This is another great bargain write and
learn price, it will surprise you. Do not
bother us unless you really want machine.
Public school Prize.
As the end Of the Public School year Is
approaching and TO the end that there may
he Offered To the earnest pupil some reward
for his diligence THE CLARION purposes to
present q
New Sewing Machine
to thepupi in any one of the public schools In
Mcchan,cstown, Creagers,own and Hauvers
districts, that successfully completes for the
prize under the following conditions:
Each contestant will send. addressed to the
publisher of THE CLARION by mail under
sealed cover, al HISTORICAL ESSAY,
subject:
"Tbc Three Branches OF our National
Government; Judicial, Executive and Lcgis.
la,iye: how Formed. Organized, and their
Several Spheres Defined"
The essay shall not consist Of less than one
Thousand nor more than one thousand five
hundred words. not more than one hundred
of which shall appear in quotation marks.
The several essays must be signed hy the
bona tids authors and II is a part Of this agree
ment between us, That good faith in the
authorship shall he observed, that Is. no aid
in the composition shall I've accepted by
contestant.
The essay shall be written or ono side o
Legal Cap paper, PACED aud fastened in or
der.
The MSS shall be in our hands by the 18th
day Of April 1893.
The different ESSAYS will be submitted 10
COMPETENT critics, who will be kept in ignor
ancc of the authorship aud their award will
he final.
The successful essay will bc published in
THE CLARION over the authors name and
the Prize will he delivered Immediately after
such publication.
tY- We suggest that in each school u Ger.
tam number Of contestants be agreed upon
hy the pupils, selecting Of course the best
VIC do |, OF however make this one of the con.
Iiions it Is u,cn to all We ask that this
offer be accepted in good faith and in earn
rsl AZ will afford us pleasure and will be of
decided benefit to you.
Should eur first movement in this direct.
ion. by its recognition on your part, prove
successful, it will at once, upon
the opening of the new school year, be fol.
lowed by another Of similar kind.
CHAs + CAssELL,
Editor ana Publisher Of
THE CLARION.
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vICK'S FLORAL GUIDE.

For 1893 VIC have combined a most novel
and charming feature in the way Of hun
drcds Of beautiful AMI appropriate poetical
quotations from the best authors, making
The Poets Number of Weeks Floral Guide n
source Of interest and pleasure the whole
year. TIL" practical part contains Colorca
Plates Of Alpine Astcr. r gonna. Dahlias,
churchman's Pipe Clcmatis, Pansirs, Gamma,
Corn md P,tatoes, hundreds Of cngrav,ncs
description of the sweetest and most prolific
Pea The Channer, The Golden Nugget
Corn, which was such favorte Irs, summer,
new Roses, new Chrys,hemums. and sc"rrs
of other good and grand things. Nsmrsand
prices of anything one could desire in the
way Of Flowers, Vegetables, Plants, Bulbs,
etc.
Sent for only 10 centa, which can Dc bc.
ducted from the first order, thus il costs
nothing. Cash PliHs.
JAMES VICK'S SONS.
feb94. Rochester. n. y.
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~ &V kNN NVISVEI
HALLER'S RESTAURANT,
Y ! y East PATRICK STREE FREDERICK
The FINEST IN THEC|TY !

! wish to inform my friends and the public
in general, that have opened FIRST
CLASS RESTAU RANr at the above Nos,
and can furnish Ladies' and Gentlemen with
first. class meals at all hours.
All the Deicacies Of the Season will he
served to my customers at the lowest prices
Hoping to receive share Of the public's
patronage, remain
Yours Respectfully,
W7 CE. HhLLER
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Two British syndlcstes undertook In
turn the construction of q railroad
across the Mexican isthmus and gave
the enterprise up in despair. A
Yankee company then took hold Of the
work and have successfully carried it
through. Count another triumph for
American enterprise and pluck.
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NOTICE..

This is 20 give notice bat the undersigned
wiz no, I've held to tax" P"pur and Pine
Wood from nuv i,crs"n or persons I'M tSs the
same has been contracted FIR IN writing With
the undersigned. Therefore parties preparing
their wood ai,hon' making written con'
tract, do so at their own risk. No contraci-
viii be made after Alarrl! 18th, 1893.
SAa.L N BIKELI
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In 1869 the staining armies Of
Europe numbered 6,59S.OOO. Now
they numbered 1865. 900, ard experts
estimate that they will have grown to
% 1900 by the close Of this century,
provided, Of course. that they do not
break loose and destroy each other be.
fore that time.
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A1hiI NcHcnti
DANGER OF EATING Snow The dispOsi
ton of children as we'll as of boys and girls
Of y larger growth to cat snow carries With
it danger which few of them can probably
estimate. In many cases diphtheria and
scarlet fever arc produced by indulgence in
such eating, as the germs Of both diseases
are largely contained in snow. the flakes be-
ing impregnated by them Is they exist in the
atmosphere. For these reasons 1t is always
dangerous to cat snow, and parents should
so instruct their children "a well rs teachers
in the school lould not fail to prevent
pupils from INDUCING in the same rash habit.
Edward D7rnc, eighteen year Old .on OF
Calvin Borne, residing on North Jonathan
street. has been addicted tor about year 10
the cigarette habit. The number necessary
to satisfy his cravings gradually increased
and the daily consumption WAS large On
Sunday he smoked five packages. fifty ciga.
rcttes--beforc noon. He was taken sudden,
" and seriously Ill and has not been able
since to be out Of he'd or even 10 talk His
physician is not able to determine the results.
Parents will agree that Maryland needs 4
law like that recently passed in Pennsvlvanls,
prohibiting the sale of the deadly things
HngerStown Ghbe
Road improvement is being ardpntly dis.
cussed among The farmers of Frederick Coun.
~ Sentiment is taking n decided turn for
action, and those best informed upon the
subject are looking for speedy change in
man, cement, which will take road binding
out Of the hands Of political supervisors and
give the county II new road system.
Frederick county 10 ,raversed bv numerous
turnpikes some of which are very profitable.
The county ,las retained a two thirds inter
est in tic stock of the turnpike companies,
and it would be a comparatively easy matter
to take complete control. Therefore, it has
been proposed to bond the county. pike all
tue roads, charge toll upon them, use the
road tax to pay interest "n the loans and the
income from tolls for road repairs
The proposal IL a novel one and not with
out yal liable features. But pubic road
ought to he enjoyed by the public, and the
toll gale is a Icl'c of barbarism which ought
not W be tolerated IN a free state any longer.
While the income from tolls might be II
mighty factor in keeping the highways in
good rcrair, there is a trace Of tyranny in II
which most men resent. We suspect that
the farmers of Frederick county will grow
weary ofpeying taxes to build roads and of
paving toll. to keep them up. That surely is
double taxation.
Every scheme proposed is y valuable con-
tribui"n to the subject of road reform tits
quite important tina, many theories and SUI,
gestions should he advanced. and this from
Frederick county is rather more ingenious
than the majority Of those which haye been
reported from various parts of the State
Bauo Herald
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Cures Others

Will cure You, is q true statement OF the
action of AYERS Sarsaparilla, when
taken for diseases originating in impure
blood; but, while this assertion is true OF
AYERS sarsaparilla, az thousands can
attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to
other preparations, which unprincipled
dealers will recommend, and try to inn
pose upon you, as "just a. good ~
Ayers" Take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Ayers only, If you need blood-pnrifier
and would be benefited permanently.
This medicine, for nearly fifty years,
has enjoyed reputation, and made
record for cures, that has never been
equaled by other preparations. AYERS
sarsaparilla eradicates the faint Of he
reditary scroiula and other blood dis
eases from the system, and it has, deser.
vcdly, the confidence Of the people.
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lsnll's-Head Flavoring Extracts are war.
ranted to be positively pure. They are made
If the hest ingredients only. and are cheap
enough to he used by all. Price 10 cts.
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IHE CAocrpS CLARION.
CHAS. E. CASSEE,L,.
Editor and Published.
Thursday, Marsh 3, 1898.


/. Any person who takes paper regularly from
~ peecfkce-whe,her directed TO Ms naEne or an
ueher . or whether he has subscribed not--iSre-
otorfbae foy tire payment.
tfany person orders his PAPER usssonsinued, he
She usNfs, pay all the arrearages brithe pthsshes
Av eoutip,ie to send it until payment It's maee
~ collect tile whole an oint. whether the paU<t
ken sfoD the Office Or not.
No paper viii be discontinued until pn,d ts.>
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02
Order N:si ON Sales.
No. SSsG Equity.
In .he Circuit Court for Frederick County.
sitting in Equity.
January Term, 1893
James r. Wncschn
Leonard II. Wacschc and wife.

Leonard r. Wacschc and wife.
In the Matter of the Re OFT of Sales filed
The 18Th day Of February. 1895
\RDERED, That on the 18th day OF
" March 1898 the Court will proceed TO
act upon the Rcpor! of sales of Real
estate. reported to SAID Court by John
&. Mottcr, Trustee in the above
cause, and filed therein ms aforesaid, to finally
ratify md confirm the same, unlc-. caute u
the contrary thereof be shown before said
day; provided copy OF this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in Frederick
County for three successive weeks prior TO
said day.
The Report states the amount Of sales 70
bc $95000
Filled this 18th cay o. Fcbrur,y, 1898
JOHN /. JORDAN.
Clerk Of The Circuit Court fur Fr.dcriCs
County.
True Copr--Trst ,Ihn [ Torl-u
l. SSH llvtA
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MONUMENTS.
HEADsToNEs,
CURLING,
MANTELS,
STILLS, ETC.
rINAX SALE.

TAX SALE
BY virtue of the power vested in me, the
undersigned, as Collector of State and
County Taxes for Frederick County, State
of Mary tor the years 1883 and 1889, l
will sell for the payment OF State and County
Taxes fn: said years, now due and IN arrears,
and for Collectors costs, ut the Court House
door in Frederick City, IN
SATURDAY, MARCH Is. 1898.
ATl.3O O'CLOCK, p. ~,
the following described real estate. or SO
much thereof as will satisfy said taxes and
costs:
2ll ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND,
more or less, situated AMI lying about q
miles south east Of Foxyllle, and adjoining
the lands of Peter Hauver. Henry Patterson
and Daniel LcatherMan.
The above land Is divided into two parcels
or lots. One lot consists of 81 acrcs, more
or less, and is part of the same land CONVEX Q !!
to Leonard II. Waesche and James 7.
Waesche by Peter II. Bussard and Martin
r. Bussard, Trustees, by deed dated the 4th
day of February, 1882 and re' ordcd in Li~r
A. r No S, folio 348, one of the Land Rec
ors of Frederick County, Md.
The other lot consists Of l2t acres of
mountain land, more or less, and is the same
land conveyed to l.. r Wacsche and James
r, Wacsche by Peter II Bhssard and Mar
tin Bussard. Trustees ny deed dated January
g. h, 1883, and recorded in Liner A. f.. No.
8. folio 7O2, one of The Land Records Of Fred
erick county, Maryland.
The above land lies in Hauvers strict
and is assessed in the name of i. II. Wac.
sche & Bro for the sum $305.
TERMS cash. The purchaser to lie
a, all expense of conveyancing.
CHARLES +. ROWE.
Ir,o Il Collector.
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AGENT FOR THE
Carroll County Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Prompt and Sprcirl Attention will be Civ
en- to all claims placed in my han Is for 'ol-
lection Oct2Olv
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additional Locals.

When The hair his fallen out, leaving the
head bald, if he scalp is not shiny, there is a
chauce Of reg.ining the HAIR by using lialrs
Hair Remover.
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Road Notice.

We, the undersigned citizens and Tax
payers Of Fwdt rick County. Maryland, do
hereby give notice that we intend, ut the
first meeting of the County Commissioners
of Frederick County. held after the txpira
ton OF Thirty days from the publication Of
this notice I G. on the first Monday in March,
1893, to petition the said County Com
missnrls vi Frederick County, Maryland, to
locate aud open public road, beginning at
II point on the public road leading from
Graceham to Mcthanistcwn. one fourth mile
West from Graccham, where the private
road is now 70 a!.tl. passing through: The
lands of Bernard Cnilitlowcr to The south,
thence un the division line between the
lands of the above sni Martin Firrr, thence
over the lands Of Eliza Smith (ormcrly
E,ina Hankry> thence ON the division line
between the lands OF Henry G. Smith and
John H. S'oncr and HenryC Smiil. and the
lea,lng from Mcchnu,C>,nNn To Eirholtz
Mills. Tn" said n " road tn ,e not 'ess than
thirty feet ifr M si'u ted 10 Mechanics
town District, Frederick County. Maryland
Henry T.. Smith, John Il Stonrr.
Mary s Firor. y rnatd Collie 'wrr,
George II Blssarl, Uriah Ware nf w,
Samuel Eicholtz, William Eyer,
l.. c. Smith, John S, Ogle,
and 90 Others frb2 1t
OFF'cEo3,Tp 1 TUE cov n ,ss,ovrps
FOR FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.
Notice is hereby given 10 all tdn1jles in
FledericA County, tina, the County Comm,s,
$40 .crs will meet on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH.
instead of April (as heretofore cust"maryh
for the purpose of hearing appeals from AS
sessn,ents; ard the following schedule will
govern their proceedings. viz
FIRST WEEK.
Monday, March G-At,cnd to general bust.
rcsS.
Tuesday March For Buckeystown and
Jefferson d stricts.
WtiHchtliy ,'AuiSH SNNh'
Vile and Jackson Districts.
THURSDAY, March 9-New Market and
Woodville Districts.
Friday, March 1O-Fredcrick and Lewis
town Districts.
Saturday, March ll-Mount Pleasant D,s-
t:ict.
SECOND WEEK
Monday, March l3-Creagerstown Dis
trict.
Tuesday. March l4-Enmitsblrg and Ca
tocin Districts.
Wedn, siay. Marcel, l5-Urbana and Lin
gan"re Districts
Thursday, March ls-Liberty ,Hsuvers and
Tuscarora Districts.
Friday, March 17-Woodsboro and Johns.
vile Districts.
Saturday, March 1s-Mecl'anicstown Dis
trict
p S.-The attention oftaxpayers is cspec.
tally directed ~ the above notice. as no
abatement will be made. nor credit aI1ososd at.
ter the 31st day of March, until the levy for
1893 shall have been completed.
New buildings and improvements should
also be reported, otherwise persons 50 build.
ing, may he assessed excessively. Those dis.
posing OF personal property should also re-
port sale of same, and send their sale books
to this office early ns possible.
BY ORDER
feb23 st. A. l.. EADER.
Dr Milea' Nav Heart Cure At Druggists
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w offs Business College.

NOW is the for Young Men and Women to tit then selves
for business aid situations There is always 'ci!"l 1' Comp
tent persons They ge the First chances ;Id t|e ErSt ones
This School has HIGH Standard and Careful and Thor
ouch training Its graduates get situations aud hold them lM
ion hn.rd and other expenses less than III t2" e'e "''
temltati, rs are few. Send for catalogue
d. ELMER WOLF rl:n
IIaoplstown, Nil.
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AYERS
Sarsa pari|Ia

II cannot forbear to express my Joy at
tho relief have obtained from tho use
ofAYER'S sarsaparilla. Twas afflicted
with kidney troubles for about six
months, suffering greatly with pains in
the small of my back. In addition to
this, my body was covered with pimply
erurtions. The remedies prescribed
failed to help me. l then began to tako
AYERS Sarsaparilla, and, in q short
time, the pains ceased and the pimples
disappeared. I advise every young man
or woman, in case Of sickness result
ing from impure blood, no matter how
long standing the case may be, to take
AYERS Sarsaparilla. III. l.. Jarmann,
50 William st., Now York City.
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Wantad wide-awake workers everywhere for
'oAoNN SnErP's PHOTOGRAPHS OF the WoKLD
the greatest book earth costing SIoo retail at
nl3c0l1,o Ss,as, cash or ns'allments mammoth
\AkVp'\ illustrated catalogue and circulars
Ssss - AGiErs wild with success. Mr.. T.
L. Martin. Centreve, Texas, cleared III dollars in
!! ;:::: ;;:::
5 s: ;;;: s: :''' Of TIE WORLD
Globe Bible Publishing Company,
7a3 Chestnut ST., Pha. Pa, or 3ss Dearborn. ST..
Chicaro, I'LL. loYI7sot
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Will Curey0u
L,oR SHERIFF

LNOR SHERIFF.
hereby announce myself rs n candidate
for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decis,
ion of the Democratic Nominating Convcn-
ton Of Frederick County for 1893
JOHN JONES,
feb etc. Mechnnicstnwn.
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fl, 2 tc.
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Public school Prize.

As the end Of the Public School year Il
approaching and 10 the end that there ma!
he Offered to the earnest pupil some rrwnrt
for his diligence, THE CLARION purposes ''
present q
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-04-19
ABOUT TIE COTTON ACREAGE

The report in The NEWS this morning
of the county alliance meeting on last
Thursday will be of interest to every one
who is at all interested in agricultural
nprsrifs
The impression prevails throughout
she state. if not all over the country,
shat the acreage in cotton this year has
been increased at least ten per cent. But
that is a mistake so far as Terrell county
is concerned. and it is very probable
shat the increase in other sections OF the
cotton belt is an imaginary one,
These reports of an increased cotton
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-04-19
A Fit Appointment.
n the New ork Sun.

From the New I Ork sun.
From the heart of the inexhaustible
and careless West he plucks the Hon.
Bartlett Trip, an old pioneer, who has
had no time to study court registers, and
sends him to the one court of Europe
that is the fullest of the chamberlain and
the herald and the cOurtier.
The contact between the Hon. Bartlett
Trip, of South Dakota, and the funkies
of various name and uniform whom he
will have met at Vienna, may be little
tedious to Mr.. Trip, but it will be sur
prising and instructive to the funkies, if
they are capable of learning. Honor and
su ccess to the Hon. Bartlett Trip! He
will carry to Vienna the breath of the
billiards. and the free air of the prairies i;
and we take it he is too old pioneer not
to be able to order beer in any language,
as he is too good an American to be con-
fused by any flimflam of court etiquette.
He viii master the whole business on his
way, and it will be no more to him than
railway guide or list of prices. And
he will overcome the Austrian magnates
like a summer cloud. Ex-equatur Bart
lett Tripphus. Hoch!
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-04-19
Persons and Things in Georgia.


There was an exhibition in Ellaville
the other day pine tee root fifty feet
long.
There are hundreds of wild hogs in
the Okefenookee swamp. They do not
go in droves, but are generally separat
ed from each other.
All the indications of the recent de-
velopments point to the fact that Judge
Speers operations in the Federal Court
as a railroad manager are destined to
receive some very close investigation.
If his DEGREES and orders should be va
Gated by a higher court it would leave
the Central railroad and the reorganiza-
ton plan in a pretty mess.
The appointment of Mr.. WellOrn Col
quit as special agent of the Revenue
Department by. Secretary Carlisle, gives
great qualification TO his hosts Of friends
throughout Georgia. He is thoroughly
.conversant with the revenue affairs of
this state. having filled the position of
deputy with marked efficiency. The du-
ties of his new position will carry him
to different sections of the union.
The stockholders of the Southwest
ern road have accepted the re-organiza-
ton plan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-04-19
A Political Straw.

From the Columbus Enquirer-Sun.
There is a rumor in political circles in
Atlanta that Hon. James G. Blount will
be urged not to accept any Office at the
hands of the administration which will
keep him away from Georgia more than
eighteen months, and that the admins
tration will want him to run for governor
next time.
Ex-Governor Mcdaniel and "Big" Jim
Smith are counted on as two candidates
for the nomination.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-04-19
Georgia's Faithful.
From the Eufaula Times.

From the EufauIa Times.
Georgia seems to have dead clinch
on the Offices. The faithful of that state
are being turned into green pastures
every day the president is at home, and if
he cat send in a Georgia gentleman,
sab" he has to run away from the capital
Georgia believes in state rights and be-
lieves in gettinga bit more of 'em than
any other state. They have heard, too, of
the remark of one Webster Flanagan, and
they toast his memory.
Hurrah for Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-04-19

+ ON the Birmingham Age-Herald.
According to the Ozark Star Troy has
a very estimabIe citizen by name of
.sToodle Dink Henderson" This mat
ter is respectfully referred to as showing
that Georgia has no monopoly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-04-19

A cruel judge out west has fined a
young woman heavily for kissing hand
some men on the streets. The oscula-
tory creature confessed that she couldn't
help it. The temptation was just ire
sistible, and she pleaded with the judge
to be let off. There was one thing alb nut
it to her credit She wouldn't kiss home
ly fellows. Should such an amatory
creature get loose in Dawson some of
our boys would be forced to wear door
faces to escape the continual attentions
they would irresistibly inspire.