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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
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To" SPRINGER Stprkman speaking OF
~" 'tompr t. - Governor Thornton 10
rru .,r ~" legally elected shertN ~
~nrlu l'r county, says
Tee E.'"ruotr apphut"e ~ u man
named C..uaushnm ~ Crrfrllpo, who
Ia. .u-t been Indicted Tor grRnu lar
,orN t,r r,rnhug ore Our - til. pro
srcutIus Niiurg,s ~ the cHg" against
ti.s man Cunningham IN Is. 4. Thorn.
ton. sp,rrtur - Nrs Mexico, and the
Indictment Ia endorsed 10y j, II. Cr!st,
tn. Newly appointed dlstr,ct attorney,
wi. prr-rntrd IT,. governors sheriff T.
rur.u,I--iuu. oath ~ ul,i'e aud bond To
the cuur, Tor Official cpgutAaucs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
tApI Jsar- Aiii~d.

Capt Frank jones u Ia. Texas Han
sers Ma shot aud Killed by Mexican
thleyes about Sir uiie, south wtat - san
ELIariu, on the Mexican sld. - the
river. Capt. jones aud squad u
rangers we're ~ pursuit - u notorious
Mexican cattle ,hi.i, Nho crussrd 10 the
other slie u the river and htd IN huure
with y istg. number ~ other MrNjraus.
Capt, jones aud hle men we're approach.
lEg the hugs" h. HfrrBt thrtr mnn When
they we're tired un AMI Capt. Jpnes Nas
KILLED. Sergeant Carl k,rrhG.t when
~ saw h,s captain 'hj "ith Ire hls
handful ~ men, MT Ht-hjug - ohrrliir"
thor lives 10 deadly tire = hu hmhush"d
ioe whom the rangers could not s"-,
lieiore wIthdrnwGhs, however, H." ran
grrs iirsd s-vetal vplInys into the door
aud WiuiDws - the house IN which tie
murdrrrrs were bnrrlcaded r. Pssn
Tribune,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

We desire To- say H. our citizens thst
'ur Years y" have been ceiling DE-,
ktug- NrN discovery Tor Consumption,
81 Kings NrN IIf- Pare, iiurkl"n'- Ar.
ulcn ,~niyr and Electric liitt"rz aud have
never handed f-inrII-. that s"ll ~ well,
az that have gwen such universal satls
faction We do not hepltnt" Ia Ruar"E
tee them every time, II, "" stand
ready t. refund the putchas" price, II
sn'irf Glory results do not fulloS their
Nee, Thea" remedies hNe won their
great popularity purely on their merits,
/ II liurgess nni son, drnggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
THE AInmrdA l.rant

The New MrSIcan says, Information
has been received ct the office OF the
United States court of private land
claims to Ike effect that the government
will not take up on appeal the Alameda
grant case. This means that Its con
n,m.t,nn by the land court, for which
,;.o. HI Howard, esq, worked 80
earnestly NJ last Hesalon, will stand, and
mat title 10 1890 acres OF valuable
lsnd Just north u Albuquerque will soon
bs cleared up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
nurLIr.- Arn,rA saiN-.

The l'est salNs IN the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sOres, ulcers, salt rh"unl, FEVER
sorea, tstter, chappsd hands, chIlblatus,
coTns, aud All skin eruptlunr, aud p"rl
lively cures piles, ur no pay reel llf"i II
IL RuarAL ls...d o. give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded, Price - cents pr
boz. For sale by DR. Thos II, burg-sa
a Son, drugg,sts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
ISLANDER h-futrd.

H." lrrecutt JuutnHl.M Miner IL III :"
relpt 4 - copy 81 the New York Eyrrrus
Sun, rurihIur'e u marked article ABOUT
Col. Fred e. Alrssotth having eiopcd
y,al- nsu 'rum Prescott with Pauline
Markham, rhr actress. he journal ray q
the article ~ question contalns some
facts, but ia lts sensational features II
entirely rrrouruuE. Cot Frod. &. Anne
worth sHs stationed at Whipple liar.
racks near Prescott when Pauline Mark
ham resided IN Prescott. The colonel
Wa popular not only with the "iemae
population" but With the male pupuih-
ton Az well. and he etill euyoys that pop.
ularlty. Pauline Markham was net pos
eased u n husband duung her resldruce
here. and rh- aud Col. Nluswurth couse
qu-ntiy never e.uprd, nor HHs the town
scHndhlI2"d, neither wHs Coz AlusUptth
ever suspended from du! while station.
rd at Whpple That wc,l.kuoWu New
York ,hrh'rlrni manager, on whosr an
thurltl thus sensational story ~ publish
Ell. should Try hls hHud on sums other
( Nud - fiction Ihr,s' iuurths ~ the
prcscut population, wlO were Reading
her. NJ the time Pauline Markham hr
/ came stranded, with PInHinre troupe
aud remained Tor several months ~
/ Prescott, can testify 20 the untruth Of
! tins statement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
RAILROAD NOTES.

lhe 'e'eRt"ph p"''~ "'"hs Vue """ VI
TIE Aliahhc n racine t"hd are 70 o' ~
set
Twenty tiS" per cent u tue merhaut
cal force, ~ i'nH N"RhH, hfo 10 Oo '"id
Oh,
4 force ~ wurkmeu ate at Cert,I,oa
dong sume stone work iut the santa 10
clmpuny
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latter Submitting t. state gram ,nrpvc-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
Death oT Thomas MAJ.

ThomAs Mny sou ~ j, - May, the
Nrl known constable u prscluct II,
dl"i NJ hp fAtherp resld-nce on west
TyrrSs avenue thla morning a, o'clock
from inflammation Of the bowels, The
body was taken IN charge by Cnd-rta.
krr Monliprt aud burned ~ Falrvlev
cemetery st 3 o'clock this afternoon
lie deceased ~as young man, about
:, care u aye, aud hls death Will h~
mourn,i uy n host ~ friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

After the above tight the UpIDAIng
eacopJs GOT To- vraugling over anuie
ppinta about the hglt and entered the
r.. ih,u.. rv,,. H.. fsh, ~ reported
L. ur,.. ,.,.,.u i,,, su,,.t,pr To the first. and
tl.a ID, ..nu man. w. our Informant statee,
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/. ,,y.ti,. .nyi,. ,..r,,. ,,,..,t with An
,.,rI,,,,I .ni,n,l n,p,h,r r,tt,. md the
l,,,,t ,lr,s.d bis np,n,ur,s, 10 TAX. 10
,,, r..,Y.,,,,.. IA, "A ny.l, .t,rd
Altogether the sports enjoyed them
s"Ner hugely
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W TO- 10" 900 ~ l. l.. "Thhufh u No',
tnlr. stored away some goods. the Ou..d
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

ha'" pue'"i ~ Their stor-e no''c"~ T" WV
effect that They would tshe une'N" "'
III" Alou1n"f1n" NH',on"' w" 0'''''
"HuNH j" va! """' w '''''
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frum III" DA'l J"j
l)r. g. W Harrison ""d VIE ei'"' '"e
Snnh"th III SAINT" J."
l. Is. Pierce the B.'''r Macs WOOL
buyer IA NJ VI" S"h i'"le'
G.. y Cotton, a"ll known ciuaen ~
Gallup, ~ her" t. dsy un business.
J. - Enkr. Ahn nns been t. Arizona
ON hutIu,.-r, r-turu"d home laet o. sht
Ju4so ". Is ~,unu. ~ Snttn fr. LES if
tie. r,,,. ard l- rrs,rterrd At the I.fJ.
prHr.
Nj t,,.-.. Nr.t - lu..ny. came ,u
'au 'ur Meet lee. lEut nud irht Tie
'i I-'t
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rrcI-trttd ~ H." European from | ItNu,
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MrH Harp NmIth. WI" ~ Clerk Smith,
'"f SCION /. t. 20" hf"., 'rtl 'hHt even
ius Tor h"t HON" ~ Lawrence hHn""''
Do" lady If" particular TREND u W.
Walton AMI family
Col W \ Williams, ~ the Surorrp
/ CnI,iunr, wns A. H.. ArmlJ , Yesterday
uu, IT,. Weather hr,ng quite warm he
Kept wIthln doors all day lie Irii iur
bonn. tins morning
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j. :" |'"nrH' wee P'"H'''"' W VIZ
iirs' National h"h" "' '''7 N'S"7' cum
down rom "a" norm '"r' h'sh' al i IN "
u" f'"t'p""h, y. VI. III" ""'''' ''''''
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
MATER kausmA nn

! rrtrrhny Afternoon Ht ; o'clock,
Fred Mlller aud Mise Iilne Kaufman
Hcrc united IN mntrlhg" nj the residence
~ August Klein by Justice ". II
Burke, and they lett iur Chicago aud
N"w YORK last night. The marriage
An. IL surprise, nLd therefore nu On.
Situe...,i o." elimination ~ IT," happy
"vrut except Mr. aud Mrs Klein aud the
.u~tir" Mr. Miller worked Tor the
EnarnnrI Meat and Supply company,
| e.. r.rgrntulntrs III. happy
uuUp".
cone - ny cuHtnmrrr came m "a day
and asked nae fpf the beet cough mrdl
n,r" hai, Gays Lew Young, pfumi.
u"ut dtugglst u Newman Grove, Nsb.
"Of ruurr" shoE.d him ChambrrlAln y
Cough Remedy aud h." dld not gak Ia
-"- any other hnvr never sold n med
lrlur That would luus"n aud relieve n
severe cpld 30 quickly m that Remedy
durs hay" sold tour dozen o'lt With
"a the last SIXTY days ana do not know
~ single ras. Wh-r" II failed To- "a"
tie most perfect Satisfaction - cen,
bottles ipr pHl" hy !, ". burgess a Son,
dFuggIHtB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

\
qu,tuu. National bank iou.iu.rt.lI,w
NV t.,lc. r,.t.d n, IA. rot, .l,ur.
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nesr TITUS hns h-en brought about by .
uhususlp heavy dr'h"hi" ~ Irr ,t'''s
I.,t o., ,', 'i i',,..,'' ,,J ,''
lu,. iupn.r.h,iy Jnr,u. H.. m. cr,
general drptr--on to call IT. our .onu-. .
~ !" "u,'d"n'N hoped thW ~ 80" soon .
'f"'i' ""'I'.' , "'''' '''@ '''' '''',
,r,, n,,rl, sr.,,, exceed Tie I,riutI.p
J.uN \. Ltt W" pt,sirrt
On the cold .,rrn, door = the bank.
Whl.n ~ kruau PRINCIPALLY A. TIE ru.
tt,ur. H. H., New N,,.., S,,.rs. Bark
Trust community. .AH,4. u..,.I ,.rf
loN.ry
N.fn.
T,. Nan V,,... ~ut..s. uys 4
Irutt ru.uphu, 'lD ,- a-,f ..m,,U ou o..
cl"'" IT, d"ut- o. ~" rt"s"nt y, .i".
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Ir- rutr'" Is TOT tSu"E l'' be- ~
/ knuN lrdgrI 10y t'' N..u.- = hr -r'
/ luGv bauK
/ Ntru % h"rpur srr"in'N ruuNr ''.p'
/ tND uhtkr lnt ..u-rI d..rt, - crowd =
drpY.Dturs gathered n'.utl tnr nnrK
/ huOdng hu' 'nrN ruu.d tot cnU 'ur
/ t'"rr Irp,-.t., '.r TIE rrn..u ,.u '.a
! u'hrh,s hhd curn,uj"j T.. put lN'.""-
without opening o." duprr ~Y,ur =
. 'ru irlr4l'.'.. Urprg.N.i IL tl.,." 49,. lYi
. lh,Ir ,ar,.rsa ~ the ~,,lis. bark. A,'"
10 uft,. mti,rln .irunln.lus tie ,AI IhIs.
nrl ruun declared that 'nrN kr"N go"
hnrk Nns In...,nrt, nItnuusl Irpur.t-
w,r, taken ~ lnlr 49, = O'Clock saturday
ms't
C,sIInr Jones. n the savage bn'a.
va. called uu,u 'r ~ .,Nrntn,l,i .nrN
h.. stated 'nnt ur n.r.,.n, - tie 'uU,r
~ the AIhu,urtiun Nnu.nnI b,lK to
open l's i,urr tine morurg 0, vn. rr.,..
snry 'artl.r S,,.rs. lnrN ,u.i,"ri ns
undr, 4urn ,lrrur..'ni zee - ruuv would
in,, .Ik.N occurred. i..,. ortn a.N.. ..r,
tim. H. max. ruN,u'lur. = pu,or:,N
Igr md untur,r. II .r ,,i.r,ci ,,.nt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

Last fall was taken with KIND ~
summer compliant, accompanied WITH
wonderful dlHrthra. Sonn after ~!
eIt.'s sister, who uVrs with US, was /"
Ken ~ the same way W. used IL lm'r'
everything without benefit, Then ! shid
let uH Try Chsmberlaln'a collie, cholern
and diarrl rn remedy, which W. dli, nud
It cured W night away. | think much
~ II, as It did Tor M. what II Nae recon-
meuded a. do. John Hertz ar, B"'hel,
Iierks c. Pa. - and - cent hut
iur sale 10y r. H. Burgess 4 Son drug
gists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

Fora cut, hru,ss or scGld, there ls
nothing equal ~ Chamberlain's Pain
balm 4 n.nls the parts NOR. quickly
than any other application, and unleas
the injury ~ very severe, no scar 10 left,
For sale by I, H. Burgusa 4 Son, drug.
RiAtA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
A MILLION brirnds

4 friend ~ need ~ friend lndesd, and
not less than one million people have
found Just such friend ~ DR., Kings
New Discovery Tor Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. lfyJu have never used th's
Great Cough Medicine, one trial will CON
vince yoL that II has wonderful curative
poyers IN all d,a.ases % Throat, Cheel
aud Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed
10 DO all that IL claimed or money Will IN
refunded. TRIAL bottles tree at DIR, ThOs
II. burgess A Son's. Large bottles JOc
and OIL.
Oakley WRrdwsli, n young man who
formerly resided in this city with h'
parents, died IN San MGrcisl the oihe'
day, the funeral taking place there IeS
tsrdAy afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08
Phstsrr for cattle.

G. L. Brooke informs IuE CITlGrS,
that on his recent trip g. Colorado, hr
dIi not s.e ANY grass worth talking
about until he reHched Springer, y NJ,
aud the little sput there Was being Gag.
erly devoured 10y hungry cattle From
there TO Denver very little grass was 10
be observed, but from Denver TO Chey.
enue, Wy omius, good grass met his gaze
IN every direction. He trip WAS Tor the
purpose ~ securing II large PASTURE, and
he leased from Eli Trtus, genera live
stock agent ~ the Santa Fe road. pas
ture % 1890 acres, located about twelve
miles from Cheyenne. He has rounded
up his steers, which have been on grass
at La Junta. Col, and shipped them to
the Cheyenne pasture, and has hoo
steers at Clayton. n n, which will be
loaded az that place aud cent as early ns
posslble 10 Cheyenne. Mr.. Brooks
states that water IL 10 scarce al Clayton
that his foreman WAS compelled to pay
ten cents head Tor drink Tor hls steers
making enc per day Tor wa.er. Besldet
the cattle u Mr.. Brooks, Asa Powers, Of
! Socurru, il driving u the city oyer l,h
cattle, when will be shipped from here
one day text week 10 the CheS enne pas
ture,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

thr Albuquerque National HHnk
taiIrd TO open this MORNING

The morning, instead ~ up"nng up
Tor buslnc-s, the depositorS = TIE Alhu
quetque National bank founit'"tullw
lug tutIcc posted "a the 'fun' Iuu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

and that the banks ~. be able To re-
sumo business ~ short time.
Several merchants "a th" city, notably
Bullock, Baker \ Co, aud 4. &. f-slrr
have pus,cd N their storee notices to u"
effect that they would take checke con-
the albuquerque National and S',.ns.
banks "a pay ment ~ bulls aud ''' n"'
uhAudtse
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

u" ibdVuerque National uhhk IH
compelled g. Temporarily suSI"li .u.l
uess TITUS hna h-en brought about 10y
unusually heavy demands = deg .ettDfs
SINCE the .ueprhsiuu ~ the California
bank HOuut tru days AK, ard tur un-'
lutte tmpuseIm,ty dutlus TIE pr" rui
general depression To- call ~ our .unt-.
1t IL confidently hoped TINT ~ ',u suIn
tc-uur huslr"ss. hud that ever, cr-dJ
tor 4 ihr lnuN WI,i D." Ia.I .u iu.l, ~
the as,olr greatly exceed thr lrHUttrs
juuN \. Llt "" pf,r.irrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-08

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Evening journal., 1893-05-24
An Inanen.lsl Newspaner.

At Prince Albert remote but busy viii
laee In the Canadian northwest, weekly
newspaper Is, or recently was, regularly
publshed ia the handwriting OF its pro-
prietor. editor, reporter, advertising agent
md printer. the five being one man. He
adorned bis lively 4-pnge sheet with carica-
lures rudely copied from comic papers and
decorated his horse and stock "ads" with
rough cuts.
The paper appeared in purple ink from a
gelatin copying press or hcktOWaph, ard
its editorials and local news were usually
SO clearly presented that the little journal
was influential Ga the territories, read with
asidity I'm the newspaper offices Of eastern
/ Caaada AID constantly quoted as an IA
/ th1r..5 Youths Companion.
Evening journal., 1893-05-24
rhn neanoctnhle Ared roor.

The worlhouse Is the bugboar Of the re-
spectacle poor He would frequently far
rather starve than enter it. The provisions
of life within its walls are framed TO dis
courage the loafer and the casual. They
consequently press wonderfully hard on the
men and women who are neither, but who
have been worsted in the battle of life. II
ts easy to say these people should save
against the inevitable rainy day, and to
quote the example of the French and Sem
dinavian peasantry.
This kind of advice is generally given by
those who have never actually gone into
the homes of the poor and faced for them
selves the problem and conditions OF their
life. That infinitely more economy might
be practiced nobody in his senses would
venture TO deny, that am annual saving in
drink and tobacco would provide for old age
Is true In many instances, but there are
thousands Of poor who have worked hard
and lived hard, and yet find themselves
/ with advancing age staring them in the
/ face, with the very smallest or no provision
| for that grim and necessitous future.
A long Illness may sweep away the scan
ty savings of years, and in very few trades
are there not weeks in every year where
work is either very slack or absent alto
| gether Every year emphasizes these eco
nomio conditions bringing fresh workers
| into fields already overstocked, while tho
| volume of trade and the returns from agri
cultural pursuits perccptibly dwindle-
| London Queen.
Evening journal., 1893-05-24
Attbe Wrong shop.

A worthy gentleman, a staid bachelor
who died recently, was the hero Of a par
ticularly delightful tale which possibly
has not vet got into print. He was sitting
in his Office in Twenty-third street one day
when very respectable seeming woman
came in and sat down. He turned to her
and bowed, when she said she had thus and
so the matter with her lie expressed
polite regret, and she went on witha a prompt
category of symptoms and i'll effects, to-
gether with information as to what had
been attempted so far for her relief. He
said he was very sorry to learn of her all
ment and wished that he could doanyt ything
TO abate IT,
"But can't youYn she asked, with visible
astonishment
81 think not, ," he said. "Why don't you
see physician
She started to her feet. "Why, isn't this
the dispensarys'
mo, madaml The dispensary is on tho
other corner. This is the National Acad
emy of Design. -IIarper's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1893-05-24
m,nrnnhnhln Nntl,lnr hnt renr.

Says medical practitioner of long eX-
perience: ~ believe that good many peo-
pie who are supposed TO die Of hydrophobia
scare themselves to death. They are bitten
by "a dog perfectly harmless dog usually
and they brood over il and worry about it
until they develop all the symptoms of by
drophobia / should test every ease of al
legged poisoning 10y rabies by putting the
patient under chloroform and watching
him during the stupor when he was com
ing out of it, 1.-THE oonvulsions continued,
then the case would he genuine, but ii in
that interval the patient had forgotten
what allied him should laugh him ont of
il. Dog bites are the commonest OF in
iuries Even rabid dog may bite "a man
without producing any i'll effects. New
York sun
Evening journal., 1893-05-24
l.nr. Itrnnch sI,nnilnr.

An enthusiastic French marquis met a
isitad In Paris and offered him few days
fhcoting on bis estate. The invitation was
lccar.ed, and the man set out the next day
Ihc journey was seven hours by railway,
out 90 a-true sportsman that was nothing.
The next morning The visitor was waited
upon by the marquis keeper aud the days
sport vas mapped ont
"'i'o le,.u WITH said The keeper, "we
will ro into Che vineyard, where at this sea
son we shall he sure to find some thrushes.
"And after thatf" said the visitor TO
whom the prospect OF killing few song
birds was NOT very exciting.
"Ah. WELT after that we will spend
awhile on the open plain. where there will
be plenty of larks Then will show you
some moor hens that | know Of Down
there IN the marsh, too, ! saw fox last
year-ycs. wild foxl We will look him
up. Perhaps he is there still"
"But have you any partridgesf"
"paitrdgcsg Yes, indeed We have them
but they are not so easy We had four, but
a month ago monsieur the marquis killed
one and badly wounded another. The pool
creature hasn't yet recovered. That leave
only two. We will go after them, of course
| n monsieur wishes, but then what shall W.
do next Year, Now, il monsieur could ONLY
finish the wounded one, that would be JUS
the thingm
well well, but have you no covert shoot
| ing--nO hnresy'
"Haresl Certainly, certainly, we hav
hares / will get the dogs, and we will y
into the woods You shall see some beau
nml hares Wehnve three Osephine, al
phonse and the old Adolphe. For the tim
being Josephine is sacrcd-she has lfttl
ones. The little Alphonse Is her mate, S
that ne is the father of family. We vii
spare them, of course--eh, monsieur Bu
we will kin the old Adolphe. Indeed it
time / have been hunting him for fiv
years. Artistic Travel"
Evening journal., 1893-05-24
vi,, tho Aid Of the Chiidren.

Dr. Jane Robbins scheme TO have the
children Of the city, particularly the tene-
meut children, join i'm league to fight dirt
and through dirt disease is a strong testi-
mony TO the underlying principles of the
kindergarten movement. 1t is through the
children that DR. Robbins will reach the
real oifenders-the miserably poor, stupid
and ignorant parents-and as in sanitation
SO In morals and character When the
board OF health consents, as IL cordially
does. that the public school system shall DE
utilized. end its children carry the banners
OF health into the most noisome and germ
breeding corners OF Che city, the wisdom OF
the board of education in permitting the
same small reformers to sprcnd the lcaven
of right living la the same crime producine
centers is splendidly supplemented. New
/ York Times.