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The morning call., 1893-01-07

FLoUR-Net cash prices are rs fo.iows Family
extras 90 s0@4: Bakers extras IS sOGi; superhne,
81 70@3 10 r Dbl
wHEAT-Q Quotations showed no particular change
yesterday, though The foreign markets were weaker.
lower ~ aides ii 20@11 %; extra choice for Mining,
81 3z12egl 1914 u ctL
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEsSfoN-lU oicloek-May-100 tons,
81 33I4: 200, 81 33bs.
REsuLAE MoRSINe SESSION = May - 200 tons,
81 $3.50; AGO. 81 1875 200, 81 1894 800, 81 331a.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-4U0 tons, 81 1888.
BARLEY-rhe market Is steady enough. but lacks
life Futures again show upward tendency No
Feed, soc; choice bright do. 4c; dark Coast, 100
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New York Markets.

NEW York, Jan. 6.-The stock market to-day
was very firm, but aside from few stocks which
OF late have monopolzed dealings. trading was al
most entirely professional. The gold exports to-
day acted as damDer on speculation, but did not
induce any selling OF Importance. Buying how
ever. was OF the hand-tomouth order throughout
the day. being confined to covering by operators
Industrials still kept active, and held strongly
Reading showed marked failing off from the re-
cent activity. due to the announcement that the
company was to lose 20. 600 tons OF business daily
fluctuations were unusually small. Changers were
rather neglected, and the strong feature was
Northern Pacific preferred but the extreme ad-
vance was only "a per cent Manhattan fuctuated
widely, finally closing with IN advance The
Stock Exchange gave notice that Colorado Coal
stock was To be taken from the list on the 18th
aud that stock was hammered down, Pc per cent
being Knocked off its price, A sympathetic decline
ia Colorado Fuel Immediately followed. The mar
ket on the whole was duh in the ace OF gold ex-
ports, but firm throughout The closing was firm
at the best prices as a rule, though Lackawanna
was marked exception closing lowest upon a
fractional decline. Government bonds steady. Pc
troleum hot quoted.
NEW YORK, Jan 6.-United States Bonds, as
1l4I5: do Us. 100: orthern Pacific, 1879 Cana.
dian Pacific SS12 Central Pacific. 2Ti2; Union Pa
cifc. 3912 Atchison and santa Fe 3SlS Wells
= Fargo. LAB: Western Union 1854; Silver, So;
Sterling. "a S6ih14 SS1a.
Wheat-JanuaTy. 777sc. Flour. steady Coffee,
sl5 95. sugar, 3-l6@3 7-l6c Hops-Pacifc Coast
Tln-Spot $40 rs. Lead-Domestic, SO SIS Iron,
SIG.
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 6
Summary OF TIE MARKETI


SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver advanced.
Wheat unsettled.
Barey futures hardening
Oats and Corn unchanged.
Rye lower and duh.
Pink Beans h gaer.
Potatoes advanced. Onions steady.
Butter weaker. Eggs drmer.
Poultry and Game high aud firm.
Oranges dul.
Dried Fruit Inactive.
YegetaDl quiet.
Provisions firm.
Meat market strong
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in the month named the San Pedro found
the Wellington off Cape Fiattery in a gale
with her shaft broken and otherwise dis
abled and towed her into port at Victoria.
The plaintiffs ask for reasonable sum for
SalYapa
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas. 614Gessc for 1898; Wool Bags.
3eGa3Sc.
Chinese mixed IS 75@4 10; No. /. 81 $50
so; extra No. /, 81 1904 IS: Hawaiian. 50 9D94;
RangoOn, 81 20 Louisiana, So 9O6S4 q ctl
SUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: CnSe. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc 2 ID; Dry Graduated,
sc = 10: Confecttoners A, 4Tsc: Magnolia 4$se;
Extra G, 4l4c; Golden c. 4c; ID, 3szc: Standard
A. 4$4c: half-bols, lac more than b0ls and boxes
lie
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6-The spot market is weaker
at SIS 3Iad Cargoes are steady at 3ls Sd for of
52s Sd for Just shipped and 3ls 80 for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter:
December. ts 912d; January. SIS 101%d: FEB
rusry 5s ll$4d: March, is led; April. Us "a d: May
Us 2l4G.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Jan. 6.-Consos 90 Ills; silver
s84d; Rentes, car 2215c Bullion into Bauk OF
England, I. II 900.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Family Retail Market.

Family Retail Market.
Butter is declining aud Eggs are advancing at the
moment. but the retail prices for both un-
changed.
Good Poultry is In light supply and higher. WIG
Ducks are bringing fancy prices. being remarkably
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A Prospector i'm Luck.

Charles Jackson, who has been prospect
Ing 10 the Pine Nut District. near Virginia
City, New, for twenty-seven years past,
visited THE CALL Office last night and ex.
hibited number OF specimens of silver ore
They assay S108 in silver and $40 in gold to
the ton, and contain AZ per cent of lead
The ore is from q true assure, "wall rocks
prominent" and some OF the specimens
were found only seventeen feet below the
surface. Jackson has already located two
claims and is about TO locate third.
The morning call., 1893-01-07
San Francisco Meat aIarles.

Beef is firm. Good Mutton and Lamp are scarce
and tending upward. Hogs continue firm. Whole.
sale rates from saughIcSers to dealers are fol
lows:
BEEF First quality SIG; second quality. $40
&c: third do 4@5c
VEAL-Large, 5iaG16c; small Calves, 6ifa(97c;
Dairy Calves. Si0Sia z IL.
MUTToN-wetheTs. Sc y 10: Ewes. 71h@Sc.
LAMB-9c = II; Spring Lamb. zoe p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 5ss@534c p 10 for heavy and
medium granfed small fat Hogs. 5j5@35 5sc; stock
Hogs, sos &c; dressed do. SS9S14c a 10.
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MoRNINa sNssfoN.

: HUM
Board-s5o Hutchinson Co, 8: 100 Oakland
GAS, Al; 10 Pacific Gas Imp, 1894.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-50 8 Water. 9SLa; 8 do. s 30 gS1a; 10
Gasiight. 7i34 30 Giant Powder Con. 40
street-l00 Oakland Gas, Ala; SO Hutchinson S
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In fact Ducks getting scarcer dearer
every year.
Fish ana Vegetables exhibit the usual slight
changes
Fish shows several variations
Following Is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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NEW YORK. Jan. g. = Wool is dull and firm.
Domestic fleece. 25@s2c r 10; pulled. 20@32c;
Texas, l5(a2lc
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DO YOU smile? II so, ant you want to Kill the
perfume OF the same. chew whites Yucatan Gum
IL will do IL In tw 0 minutes
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

PALACE HOTEL
| Patton, Los Angeles G II Merritt, Boston
II Siaus0n, Wis G. q Howell, N Y
w Piess. Sonoma Mrs A Batchelder, III
! w X Gussert Chicago Mcdonald U 5 Navy
q u shuIef, Los Angeles II shufer. Los Angeles
II Dwyer, Sacto w Hephen Montreal
POWER. Alameda L p Desmaraus. OR
Dyer. NY Wv Hubbard, sacto
) Kelly, Palo Alto NJ f Landers, san Mateo
Q Stinson Il W, Wash q w Durbrow, SaIton
j Morton d w, Ny J o Sheaty Il W, Pa
} n Brooks, Los Angeles c G Ustiek, st Louis
d Truman. Austin J Lepham w Chicago
w X Chamberlain, New A j Rowe, ny
Ferry. Ny ii NJ Yerington & W, New
q w Mordecai q W. Sacto ii Todd Ill
J Wofskill & w, Cal w Johnson, San Jose
J Mosher 4 W. Canada Urmey San Jose
G Criehton, San Jose w II Jeter, San Cruz
J Burdell d W. Wash Mrs Winchester, Clara
Miss Merrlman. Cal Miss NJ CARRIER, Cal
Miner. Cotton Ma Graham a. W. Napa
Z Noorhos. Cal G. Webber, Los Angeles
j ID Salinas. Salinas JJJeweIl & W, S Rosa
Fornian, Los Angeles
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Rev Mr. Collctti, Rome &C Dorsey, Boston
Burnap Jr. MareIsld Mrs Dorsey. Boston
w & Savage. Cal w w Holiister, Napa
Il Maple, & Spaue. Palo Alto
J } Brown, S WEIGH Il W, Vallejo
Il Brant. q s A u II Bronson, New York
z Barrett, Cal Cap ii II Buhne, Eureka
johnson, Stockton w ii Carnsew, Tacoma
j Lockhart. Boston Mrs CarnseW. Tacoma
Mrs Lockhart, Boston j Healey, Conn
Miss Lockhart, Boston 5 Moore, Mare Island
q X Porter. ohio Cushing. Cal
Mrs Porter Ohio G BerheIl. san Jose
Rev A Brewer, Ohio W Scott, Santa Rosa
w q Swaiwell, Wash I'D TURK, Santa Rosa
Mrs SwalweI1. Wash &C Burnap, y
G SwalWeli Jr, Wash Miss l. Wilkinson, Cal
II ParmeHter, U Il w Moore, Stockton
K L Heath Portland Mrs Moore. stockton
w Besman, U Mrs Scott, Cal
NJ Fahs, u n Miss Scott. Cal
I McGrew. Palo Alto Z Gatey, Omaha
Kuhn, u A
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
L # Francis San Jose j Isaacs, Oakland
w Evans. Sargent johnson, Sacramento
Armstrong, Snta Clara A Taide. Utah
Lynch, Sto kroH Mcdonald, Stockton
Il Barrey d wire. Cotter, Boston
SIeminte, Crockett L Chappele. Portland
Ryan, Utah A Cederberg. Utah
4 A Hazard. Nebraska Briggs. Chicago
Hooton x W. Plymouth j Adams.
i BENEFIT. San Diego j ID MeMflien, Butte City
j LuddecSe. Los Angeles Il Scheld. san Diego
j Rossen. Burbank Allen. Boston
* Kaiser. Milwaukee CNeiaam, Utah
Bigger q w. Chicago
NLW WESTERN HOTEL.
S A Hagy, Alameda Frank Irwin Denver
Smith. Ogden SA Henry, VacaviIie
Il MeRae. DO mas j Miller, Redwood City
L Bowers Redwood City Dc FREEZE, Santa Rosa
Mcnamara Santa Rosa Seward Smith,
Walter Ford, Y Molloy Healdsburg
Bates, COurtland Faick, Uba
Beasl. San Diego Z Grapevine. Giiroy
a McGaIe. st. Louis Mylar, Fairfax
Folsom New York
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PortIand,s Business
Wool Market.

PORTLAND Or. Jan. 6-Clearanccs, s47eooo;
balances, SOL 900
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Hops are low and unchanged

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Refned strong; powdered and cubes.
494@51sc; Others unchanged; raw, very quiet and
unchanged.
Cofee-Barely steady, with decline or 5@l5
points. Sales, - 800 bags. January, SIS 80; Feb
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SIS AID TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. Chro 10ms.sr aai
Instrument Maker. Calf or1iI 3sres4
Sign OF the Noaden SntJ-.
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COMPANY No. Amt

Assessments Pending.
The following Is list Of assessments now pending,
The morning call., 1893-01-07

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Exchange and RuIIion.
The morning call., 1893-01-07
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock board yesterday:
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22
HUSTONvlllE.
visiting hin

Our town is rejoicing over her new
street lamps, blessing and an addi-
ton to our town.
Mr.. Jno. Rout suffered severe loss
last Friday morning at o'clock. A
large barn with two mules, a fine buggy
mare, go bushels OF corn, hay, oats,
farming implements, ETC.. all burned,
loss amounting to 81, 800 with 500 in
surance. Mr.. Rout had the misfortune
to lose two fine horses in the spring.
being struck by lightning. The origin
OF fire yet unknown.
Felix Twidw and will Huffman
are in Covington, drawn thither by two
very attractive young ladies'. Miss Mag.
gle lngeIs, OF Paris, is the guest OF Miss
Lue Hooker. Misses Lucy and Matte
Alcorn, who are at Oxford, will spend
the holidays at home. DIR. Brown has
been very i'll with the grip. Mr.. Geo
Weatherford has charge OF the holiday
counter at J. q. Weatherfords Mr..
Smith Vowel is at home from Somerset.
Misses Anna Reid and Kate Cook will
close their fall session Friday.
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Two countries in California have
over $4,000 beehives and export 6,00o,-
600 pounds of honey, besides 100000 of
comb and $1,000 pounds of wax.
Dick Wallace, Len Dalton, Lewis
Shelton and Bill Brunson, the four men
who held up and robbed the Inter.
national and Great Northern train near
Austin, Texas, were each given 80 years
in the pen. The robbery was made on
the 18th, and this case shows that the
Lone Star State is up with the rest in
speedy justice.
Henry George must be nightly
pleased to learn that he is to be called to
testify in the trial of Assassin Prender.
gas, of Chicago. The object OF his tes-
timony is to show that Prendergast was
deep student OF the George single-tax
theory and that his studies unbalanced
his mind. That's rough on George. but
the public will bs interested in learning
the decision OF the jury as to the effect
Of the study Of his theory upon the
minds OF mental weaklings.
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MiDDtEBURG.

1t is reported that Yosemite will
have three weddings during the hol-
idays.
There will be an entertainment at
JAMIE Wash Institute some time during
the holidays. The date has not been
fixed yet.
Since VI. S. McMullen took charge
of the postotIice at Yosemite the INrK-
RoR JOURNAL reaches here regularly on
the days of its publication.
Mac Wheat, our sheriff, will resign
that office January l, but we will not be
without a sheriff very long, as there are
some half dozen good men ready, willing
and waiting TO take it.
Mrs. Betsy Edwards, who has been
very low with pneumonia, is able to
walk about the house. Hawk Wilkin-
SIN and A. J. Gibbony, of Liberty, were
here Tuesday. r. l.. Dawson, OF Stan
ford, is here.
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II
HUBBLE.


B. w. Givens sold to Ed Minor some
corn in the crib at 81
Miss Matte Mcclure, of Casey, is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs J. A. Himmonds.
DIR. Huffman presented John L. Yea.
key and wife with 10 pound girl q fe W
days ago.
Christmas is coming and has cloth.
ed our little village with nice fruits and
candies again, thus reminding us that
another year Of peace and plenty is al
most gone.
S. f. Owsley is talking OF going to
Pittsburgh, Pa, soon on a prospecting
trip We hope that he may decide that
Hubble is near the centre OF the world.
as it is undoubtedly the garden spot OF
the globe, and will remain with us.
j. 2. Bland has been quite sick.
Miss Helen Thurmond's school closed
here Wednesday and the people all join
in giving her the credit she so much de-
oerves for having discharged her duty
so faithfully and having advanced the
children to the satisfaction OF every body
DR.. T. NJ. Lewis reports Mrs. Mary Smith
i'll Of pneumonia. Two OF Sidney Dun.
bars brothers from Russell county are
visiting him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22
WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

Mrs Thomas, OF Mt. Ash, died at
her home last Saturday.
Ladies OF the Baptist church will
give supper the night OF the 10Th.
The will OF Thomas Perkins, who
died recently. was probsted last Monday.
ED. J. +. Terry left last Sunday
night for his home Montgomery county,
to spend Christmas.
Last Monday was County and Quarter
ly Court day. Next year County Court
day will be the First Monday.
Sam Davis cut and seriously
wounded james Gregory last Sunday
afternoon, about two miles south OF
town.
Mr.. Ed King died at his home near
Rockhold Tuesday morning. He had
been partially paralyzed since the war.
He was almost 90 years OF age.
Now is good time for the people in
this section to get the news. The Times
aud Herald are at war. The Times can
be bad for 80 cents per year now.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Jones entertained
anumber OF their young friends last
Thursday night in honor Of Mrs. Jones
sister. Miss Ida Householder, OF Middles.
boro.
The new boarding hall OF the Insti.
tute is about complete, and will be
ready for use by Jan. lst. Ii isa hand
some brick building that the school can
well feel proud Of
Charles Finley spent last week in
Louisville. q. r. Baugh. OF London,
was calling on one Of our young ladies
last SUNDAY. Mr.. Charles Cain, OF Louis
vile, 10 visiting relatives here.
Marshall NJ. II. Ross is down with
the rhermatism. Mr.. A. q. Standll and
Miss Mary r. Davis, daughter of ex-
County Judge NJ. L. Davis, were mar
ried at the brides home last Thursday
morning.
Hon. q. w. Lester Ia in Pine Kno,
this week preparing for Circuit Court.
@. g. lawson and A. :. Petry are visit
ing friends at Rose Hill, Va. Miss Rells
Huguely, who has been visiting her
brother, Mr.. T.. NJ. Huguely. returned Ia
her home last Tuesday, much 10 the re
greet OF several Of our young men. Mrs,
Huauely accompanied her.
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Christian ColIeae Notes.

Miss Jennie Mckinney, one OF Lin
coins most attractive young ladies,
spent Saturday night with Miss Van.
Arsdell ut the college.
Over one hundred books have been
added 10 the library Of Christian College
during the last year, the college and
private library together numbering nov
about 800 volumes.
Mrs. Thomson, Mics Mary Thomson
and Miss Clay spent last Tuesday night
with the astronomy class, tracing con
stellstions. BY IL o'clock the Egyptian
Y" with Sirius for its centre, was grand;
by . O'Clock Leo was unusually brilliant.
The class, up 10 the present time, have
traced ~ consultations, and they con.
slider themselves well paid for having
studied the heavens during one whole
night.
Every lady and gentleman who ex.
poets to teach, should take the Normal
course at Christian College. The term
begins Jan. 22nd. and continues through
eighteen weeks. The following is the
course of study Practical Arithmetic,
Theory OF Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Analysis, Theory OF English Language,
Diacritical Marks, Reading, Lectures on
United States History, Lectures on Ken.
lucky History, Lectures on Constitution,
Lectures on Physiology, Geography,
Pedagogy, Writing. Composition.
Questions for United States History
CLASSIFY What vice president was
sworn into office outside OF United
States? (2) What girl in the Colonies
received her exact weight in silver coins
as a bridal present? (3) What poem
did Gen. Wolf repeat as he marched to
the Battle OF Quebec? az To whom
did Gen. Corn wallis surrender his sword ?
(5) What was the reply Of Gen. Taylor
when asked to name his politics? (6)
What president wrote his own epitaph,
and What is itr
Mr.. John Rife, promisi < and
popular yourg merchant OF Hustonville,
sailed for Hymen's shore on last Tues
day, Dec. 18th. He was accompanied on
the voyage by Miss Nancy Carpenter,
one of the prettiest and and most popu'
lar girls of Christian College. May their
dreams in early childhood be realized =
their dreams OF a Cathay where flow
ers ever blossom and bloom, an enchanted
realm where the unceasing notes Of
countless birds shall make life para
disc, and where the cadences OF all
nature are blended into 9 sweet har
mony, a perpetual Eden OF love, and
"where misery shall be but a dream"
They have the best wishes OF all the
inmates OF Christian College.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22

When the reform tariff of 1915 was be-
fore Congress the air was full of prophe-
cies that it would destroy our manufac-
turing industries, throw labor out OF EN-.
ployment or compel it to work at pau
per wages, and dwarf and arrest the pros
porous growth of the country. What
was the result? Instead of paralyzing
the industries and pauperizing the labor
of New England, or the rest of the coun-
try, the tariff OF 1916 gave immense vigor
to manufactures, with steady employ.
ment and increasing wages to labor.
iron the majority report of the Ways
and Means Committee.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22
CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Rev. A. V. Sizemore will preach at
Walnut Flat at 3 P. NJ. Sunday.
Rev. George Darsie has been unani-
mouisly recalled as pastor OF the Chris
tian church, in Frankfort, for his seven
teenth year.
The Baptist Of Kentucky are raising
fund for disabled miniaters. They will
try to secure $50, 200, and have already
secured half the sum.
Elder c. <. Powell, who has served
the Burksville church for the past year,
has accepted call to the Columbia Az
anue Christian church at Glasgow and
will begin WORK Jan. l.
Rev. ], /. Willis has closed his pas-
toral lsbors at Mt. Tabor, Garrard coun.
ty, OF 81 years. A large debt on the
church has been liquidated and "a men,
bers Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Rev. II. G. Morrison is still holdipg
forth with great power and effect at the
Methodist church, and many are being
brought to Christ. Experience ard
other meetings are held after the reeu-
lar services, and these last frequently
till 10 o'clock at night.
The total increase of Baptists in the
United States for the decade lSS0-lS9O
WAS l,l32, 1853. The gain among North
ern Baptists was 1872, 900; Southern, $685.
900, and colored, nearly 100000. The
total gain OF the Congregationalists for the
same period was l2s, 439; of the Method.
list Episcopal (North), 1854; of the
Presbyterian NORTH, 2l4,625; of the
Episcopal, lSS, S96
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22

The history of American industry
shows that dnring no other period has
there been more healthy aud rapid de-
development OF our manufacturing in
dustry than during the Is years of low
tariff from 1916 to 1861, nor more heal.
thy and harmonious growth of agricul.
ture and all the other great industries OF
the country.-(From the majority report
of the Ways and Means Committee.
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kRlSS kRING GLE.


Kriss Kringle's bells are jingling,
The frosty air is tingling,
All silvery sounds are mingling,
This merry, merry day.
With many a feeey feather,
The snow fakes dance together;
Here comes Kriss Kringle's weather,
In good Kriss KriDgle's way
Kriss Rringls's measures tripping
Kriss Kringle's sweetness slipping,
The while his gifts we're clipping
From brave Kriss Kringle's tree.
We set the candles burning,
Like stars and planets turning,
And every drea m and yearning
There satisfied we see.
Alone and solitary,
Aloof from elf and fairy,
IL grew in forests airy
Through many a season dim
To reach its day OF glory,
When winter woods ..ere hoary,
To hear Kriss Kingle's story,
And dear Kriss Kringle's hymn.
o tree that weares neveri
o tree that charms US ever!
o tree that lives ioreveri
The blessed Christmas tree
Where love and kindness blending
Round up the years fair end ing,
There heavens own beauty lending.
Behold Kriss Kringle's tree.
-bsrper's Young People.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22

An electric light of 4O,OOO,OOO candle
power almost surpasses comprehension
Yet this great mas OF light Is to issue
from lighthouse tower on Penmarch
point on the coast OF Brittany. The
beam will be seen "A miles before 1t
strikes the horizon, and after that it will
be reflected on the sky for distance OF
80 miles further The largest light on
the coast of the United States Can only
Ia seen 20 miles in clear weather.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22

1T may not be known to the general
public that to sell PLAYING cards license
is required which costs S.; to sell pistols
costs s25, and to sell bowie knives, dirks,
brass knucks or slung shots a license Of
$50 is charged. To engage in the bust
of a pawn-broker costs $500. This Ii.
cense tax is payable snnuslly."-Car.
rollton Democrat.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell you
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, upon this condition: IL you
are afflicted with Cough, Cold or any Lung,
according TO directions, giving IL fair trial aud
sxperince no benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded. We could not
make this offer II we did not know that DR. Kings
New Discovery could be relied upon. II never
disappoInts. Trial bottles free at A. X. Pennys
drug store. Large sire soc and 81.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22
Cure for Headache.

As a remedy for all forms OF Headache Electric
Bltters has proved to be the very best. IL effects
sizes headache yields to its influence. We urge
all who are afi cited to procure a bottle and give
this remedy fair trial In cases OF habitual con-
stipstion Electric Bitters cures by giving the
sist the use OF this medicin Try IL once Large
bottles only 50 cents at A. K. Pennys Drug Store.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22

she simply grew tired Of supporting him
and paying his debts. The dsshing Col
was United States marshal in New
Orleans, about the close of the war, but
was not collector OF the port. "Let us
have peace"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-22

There is q handsome democratic
prize package, filled with love, esteem,
gratitude and reward, for the democrat
who will hurry to final enactment the
bill repeating the socalled Federal Elec-
ton laws,