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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-26
Baseball.
Baseball.
The games played yesterday resulted rs
follows:

|
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON: HIRE
Washington.....2 0 0 COOS O
New York.....0 001 1 GA 10 5
Batteries-Maul, Mercer and Mcguire:
German and Doyle. Umpire-Lyncn.
Iime-l.
AT BROOKLYN: HIRE
Brooklyn. ...O1o0OOs o-sl3 o
Philadelphia. 20 l 90 OOO01-2 4
Observation-Disclosures and Stein; Clements
aud Taylor. Umpire-O'Rourke. Time
I:50.
AT CINCINNATI: RHE
Cincinnati. 2 0 o 0 2 0 l o. 6
Cleveland. ...1 D o = o o o 6-12 9
Batteries-Dwyer and Murphy; Cuppy
and O'Connor. Umpire-EmsIie. Time
2:25.
AT BALTIMORE: RHE
Baltimore. 10000 00O0-3. 8
Boston. o ZOO OIL So >
Batteries = Mullaue and Robinson:
Nichols and Ryan. Umpire-Hurst. Tim.
-2:l0 "r- 81.
AT LOUISVILLE: r II K
| Louisville. .....0 0 O001 10 0 o. 5 0
Pittsburg. 0 03 o o o o o. = l
Batteries-Hemming and Weaver; Gum
bert and Mack. Umpire-Swartwood
| Time-l:30. ---------
| AT ST. LOUIS: r RI +
| St. LOUIS. l o 0 4 0-l3 Is o
| Chicago. / 000 0OO1-3 Q 2
Batteries-Hawley and Buckley: Hutch
inson aud Kittredge. Umpire-McQuaid.
| Time-2.05
WESTERN LEAGUE
AT KANSAS CITY: RHE
Kansas City. 0 Ole 10 l
| Milwaukee 0 o o o 0 O. ) 3
Baiteries-Darby and Donnoe; Hasstiug.
Figgemeir and Lehman, UmpIre-Mc-
| Donald. Time
AT INDIANAPOLIS: r II E
Indianapolis. .....2 , O O 0 L O. q 10 3
Grand Rapids....o . 0 90 0-3 4
Batteries - Phillips aud Westlake;
Rhimes and Spies. Umpire-Mitchell.
| lime
AT SIOUX CITY: RHE
| Sioux City...o 0 0 oil , Oil
! Miunespolis.....0 o o o. "a
Umpire-Bsker. Time-2:55
AT TOLEDO: RHE
Toledo. ...1 / 90 1 3 O. 10 &
| Detroit. 3 o 0 1000 is ) 3
Batteries-Foreman and Mcfarland;
Baiz and kreig.
AT LINCOLN:
Lincoln, /; Omahs, .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-26

SIX POINTS,
out of many,
where Doctor
Pierce's Pellets
are better than
, other pills
l. They're the
SIN allie st, and
easiest to take
little, sugar
coated granuleS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-26

Weather for Wiehita today-warrner ana
fair
Highest temperature yesterday. ...... -
Lowest ..-..... =
Mean -.-....-.................. o.
Average i"F month thus faF. -..........--. =
April average. past i've years, .....-..... -
Average for 25th day "a
During the past twenty-fcur hours here was
clear weather, light winds generally south
west
FRTD L. JoHNsoS. Observer
WASHINGTON, April 25-Eollowiay Is the
forecastup 10 ) p m Thursday.
For kaasas-Fair; winds shifting TO south
eriy.
For oklahoma-Fsir; winds shifting TO
southerly.
For Coiorado-Fair; souiheriy winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-26
Strictly Pure
White Lead

For CoLoRs. National Lead Co.'S
Pure White Lead Uniting Colors.
These eolo-s are sold N ore-poznd cars. each
Can beng sufficient 70 TINT = Eoafisis OF Strictly
Pure White Lead the desired SHADE. fhsy are n
no sense -ezdy-IaIxed paints. h1t a oo-1bisszfi0a
Of perfectly pure coIors ! the kAa5iest form %
tint Strictly Pure White Lead
4 good many Thousand dollars have been
saved puopersy-owners by hzxiag Cur book "a
painting sud coIor-czrd. Send rs postal czra
saS get beth free.
NATIONAL LEAD Co
& LOUIS R-zncn
Ciz-k Avenue and Tea,z Strccf 8 lc-ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-26

Pure blood is better than "biue blood"
To have pure blood. take Hoods Sarsapsr-
lila
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Gather for WiehitS today-warmer ana
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
\ \ 0USE AND HOME
N ADVTS. IN DE
kM TO- Us.
,.onno,,u In the
\ \ WORLD v vna1n
!, 80 S ss",s. A0uS! and HOME DAY.
boaruerS Wanted.
EaIt Side.

tAIt Si6N.
LEWIS r. l-Bnariers wanted; light, airy
rooms & hath; excellent board terms moders
LEXINGTON AVE, 36l, near Grand Central
Elegantly idrnlshcd rooms; excellent cuisine'
"o''ol -"'N r'u."'.
LENINGToN AVE, 90 corner .bth h-rreneh
, I.'i'' ~ m,,e'S 'u'"'A"'' 'O'"''' s''A' W.
H'"e' ''''''"s
IENINGIDS ANF. sos Large furnished
squn.e room, - moor, WIN uneHc'ptiohaole
o'h; H"d 'rrNl'"' pre-" 'ho"er"e'
LEXINGTON AVE. tsS, am ht-kooms: with
board u tAble boaTd' American tam'y'
LEXINGTON AVE, I3-Deslr6hle location com
fortably furLifhed rooms a.! eonEehieneesi nome
Su''O""''"h"' eA''"e"' oo~'"' '0'' ''N
LEXINGTON AVE, Ss7 near Grand Central
Newly furnished rooms parlcrs' with or
without board
LEXINGTON AVE l3sO-yery nice rooms with
board: ssh st. l. station; private house
.,.,. ,,oo NIL, ,....-,.,
AKIN AVE, lttp-Nlcty IufhlShed rooms TOT or
e,''''."'". w" Wv '"A' ''"' '
81. MAIN ilACt, 10 near "a ave. -..arss
small furnished front room with board - oo'
20 49, =,
NV EitNi ~ ~ h'f' ~ corner "th 81 1 olVck
from iro.i"Ay lsrKe small fooihsi running
"'''' 49, '2'''"'
SD AVE. rJs near s7th st Excellent board tor
working girls, 81. SO Mrs. Cllrken
5III Avn. =o5 entrance 1 ,. s5th Elegant
corner rooms IN suite, southern exposure. with
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
Observation-Disclosures.
unfurnished Rooms to Let.

18TH ST. 259 w-Iarge convenient sunny ID
story front room; large closets; private house;
adults, Si5.
42D ST, ISL Wight. cheerful rooms fur
nished or UNFINISHED Apply Manager Clinton
Apartment. 253 W. 42d st.
18TH 81, IA +. = front rooms to let, LIST floor,
suitable for doctor or dentist, private entrance.
LARGE front room hall room; running
water heat; private house. 22s Z. 62d ST.
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Unfurnishcd Rooms Wanted.

GENTLEMAN WIFE want 2 rooms unfnr-
nished, LIST floor. nice neghhorhood, on west
LARGE unturnlshed room for young man; be-
low 18th St. I'd ave preferred. H..
l4is ID ave.
ONE OR TWO unfurnished rooms well lighted,
downtown. for hand business. Witmondt. 1883
Sd ave.
WA SrED-Nice unfurnshed room; 81; neigh
forhoOd h4th St, Lexington to Sth ave. light
housekeeping A., 9s6 9th ave.
WASTED-5 rooms for light housekeeping. near
Madison square VI. 5 box 325 World uptown,
Tor . USFURNISHED rooms wanted by a
Young man below 2Sth st, q east OF 4th ave
Address, stating particulars, l.. +. S box 800
World. uptown.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
we,t Sths


sgd ST, 10 w.-Alcove room, hot & cold
water. also square hall room; heated
birH ST. all w.-Handsomely furnished rooms
near Broadway IL" station; cheapest rooms
In the city excellent table board 81 so per week
private family Lyons.
15rH ST. 25s W. Furnished rooms for gentle.
Fuller
5STH ST. 1851 w-Niccly furnished room. large
closets running hot cold water bath, heat.
18TH ST. a23 w.-Nrcly furnished rooms;
cellent table private family.
5rH 81 322 W. Nicely furnished room,
sunny, all convenleuces; near L.
SSH ST 30s W Large room, eIcelen
table, moderate terms.
18Th ST. 2si W Richly furnished rooms. newly
decorated; singly or en- suite gentlemen.
~ IN A., 5l7 W.-ltandsomciy luruishcd par.
Tor 4 bedroom. heated gas, bath; very reason
able Helhev
sisT ST. i2i w-Front q back psrior a hall
rooms. furnished.
8lrH ST. TO- W. . large rooms In corner Hat
Call before p portcou%
ZAP sr. W. llAnd.omely furnished back par.
Tor In priva'e house; hot e cold water suitable
or doctor \. V, box ~" World.
TlD ST. W. suit OF handsomely furnished
rooms, with bath, On "a door OF private house,
together or singly. Address y. V, box Az
World.
SlsT ST.. 100 W. Columbus ave. Pleasant large
small rooms, overlooking park III Hat.
s3D ST, 80 ", Furnished floor tor gentleman
wife; also l square room; references
s0TH ST, III FURNISHED front bedroom,
with use Of parlor top floor.
ESD ST, 1902 W Handsomely furnished rooms
gentlemen appointments hrst ClaEs prices mod
crate. Apply premises. Superintendent
lC3D ST., lOi W. Furnished front h he'd room 4;
orr gentlemen; LIST door.
CHAN ~ Tor mtniner with dtcs'makcr; good
location; use Of pnrlors Tor In tn"ss during the
day Addr's' Is 40 W. san st. -
% a., - an a,,It II
rooms, WITH quiet private lRnily, IN the vlC'n-
ity of " both ri. price very moderate. Address
j., lb2 9th ave.
North o. isstn Street.
l28TH 81. 100 W.-FurutShcd rooms to adults
nil improvements private family good neigh
hprhund
l2sIH 81, ~ Large, newly furnished,
sunny fruut ROOM, suitable Tor =. smith.
laiTII 81 73T +. -,icntIemRn or Young couple
can obtain comfortably furnished room bath
In private hohse, references; mode n q.
miscellaneous.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. caterer wanted must un.
dcrstand his business Address Hampton, boI
S2t World. uptown
BROOKLYN.
BALTIC ST. $50. between Henry Clinton SITS
Large furnished pnrlor hall bedroom; refer
ence
| CLINTON ST. Jo5 Newly furnished decor
men iine locality; S. 80 4 SO weekly; references
| exchanged.
DUFFIELD ST., III. convenient To bridge
ST. 80: front hall room, newly furnished; board
| IL desired
| HENRY ST, 1903. near bridge, brooklyn
Large or small elegantly furnished rooms; ref
crenCeB required.
STATE ST., ll3, near Clinton Furnished room
house; gentlemen; handy for bridge ferries
To LET FURElSHED-Front Alcove bach
square room, with or without board, near ele
| waited. 3tsA 9th St, brooklyn.
| TO LET back pkrlur rs Doctors oflice: in first
| class neighhorhuOd: terms moderate. NJ, boz
oil Brooklyn world.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
furnished Rooms to Let.
One Tine roc pr t,e Second nm>, Ne pc,
kae: Third and Subsequent Hnaes, l6c. per hn<
No ezra charge on Suntava


raa' SID.
LEXINGTON AVE. l337-Handsomely furnished
room: private house. block from l. station.
terms moderate.
LEXINGTON AVE, lls-HomeIike furnished room
for or gentlemen; references
LEXINGTON AVE, lO7 Nicely furnished
rooms, with running water reasonable TO per
mAuent parties.
LEAINGTON AVE. 8o8- Gentlemen or married
couple, large sunny rooms, furnished; con-
venieuces; reasonable: private.
LEXINGTON AVE, 2OO7, corner 1921 st. =
Newly furnished boarding house; large single
rooms,
LEXINGTON AVE, ia Newly furnished
large front room on second floor; all conve-
nences; reasonable.
sTUYVESANT ST, 10, fcw doors from 9th St
station oil 81 ave l. road Large front room,
nicely Furnished, for OF gentlemen, or hall
room. Ring bell L.
SUFFOLK ST, 40. near Grand rye room,
furnished for housekeeping. with "Hier In, ~.
SUTTON PLACE. S (E. Ssh AL)-Elegantly fur
nished room for l or 2, adjoining bath; all con-
veniences
I'D AVE. 23g6. 2 neatly furnished front rooms,
housekeeping or sentlemeni references.
an AVE 47O-Eleg: u,fy furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also hall bedrooms.
SD AVE 1892 near cath s.-Two furnished
rooms married couple: all housekeeping; $3.50
AID AVE. S2i-Two front rooms. furnished for
housekeeping; also hall room.
an AVE. Sse-Hall room, newly furnished; wster,
gas: American family; ~
m AVE, 6s7-Furnlshed rooms for gentlemen.
o. Is to s2.So weekly: clean. auiet. resReetable.
9TH 81. 80 f. near BrOadwAy- Elegant pArlors;
also large 4 small rooms; city Vi1iton 40
| oommodAted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
Board Wanted.

BOARD heated room for lady employed during
day, respectable family west side, near statio4;
not a hall room. Sc. A. B., 72t 4. lSsth St "
LADY will give piano lessons in return for even
ing dinners. Address NJ. C.. 1904 Sd ave. ,
LITERARY ENGLISH LADY, who writes articles
for the New York papers desires good room a
board in exchange or part exchange for Frenen.
German eocution. Address Literary. 70 w.
18th ST.
MECHANIC wants board in private American
family. east side; state terms g., llo2 5n
ave-, stationery store
SINGLE GENTLEMEN de ire heated room
with board In vicinity of Sth ave, and 23d 81
Address, stalinE terms which must be Teason-
able. Bonrd. boy as Wcr, :.
TWO GOOD MEALS In private family In ex-
change for shorthand by lady expert, viclniU
OF l4th st. preferred. Substantial, 20 W. 18th u
wANTED-A good room h board with a small
family no occupy a house, not Hat, located on
the west side, between AID ST. slst ST., byA
lady; references exchanged. Address, giving
particulars 4 terms, b. J. A.. boz a. World.
YOUNG MN lesires board In refined private
family, located between 1loth and l3Oth sts.s
west side; terms "a Permanent, boz AL Worio-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FURNISHED room vicinity Sth st. ID ave.
S2-.2 80. Permanent. box Il3 World. uptown.
HouSEKEEPGNG-Psr Of nat or rooms for
housekeeping. Address Lowest Terms. box
III World. uptown.
THREE OR FOUR furnished rooms or com fort
ably furnished flat for light hOusek eeping, near
Centrnl Park east or west side; not To exceed $50
per month keatey. l-66 Lexington ave-
TWO PLEASANT furnished rooms for house
keeping, east side. above 10Th st. state terms
Clarke, Biiou Theatre, Brooklyn.
WANrED-2 furnished rooms for light house,
keeping; low rent; references. NJ, box 800
World, Harlem.
WhNTED-Room In vicinity Of Broadway 9th
St In exchange for piano, organ or sight read
ing lessons Address music, ~ h. l4th st.
WANTED = Furnished room for young lady In
vicinity OF Halsey ~. station. Union Elevated
Railroad Brooklyn Ellis, care OF VIM Piggott,
1886 broadway. brooklyn.
WANT ED Furnished or partly furnished square
room; ample closets. near Grand Central Depot
private family preferred, state price. Address
Permanent, S44 Sd ave.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
ELEGANT CORNER APARTME,

va TO SIG FLOORS; large, light, handsomely
decorated & painted rooms; best ranges, I'M
proyements; only few lett. ONCE, Ala T. slst
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

A'H ST., 2l1 w.-Large & small sunny rooms.
with board; newly furnished; family tablsl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
Flats and Apartments to Let.


s NICE ROOMS, all light, I'd 4 sd floors. corns
OF btth St It'll ave, $50 q SIS per month
Particulars 1905 Broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
n miscellaneous.

INVALID or sickly person will md hrst-class 40
commodativn & attention in house OF physician:
near Central PARK elevated station. Address
1858 Sd ave- box l04. .s.t.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

Bath ST 249 w. Strictly Clean neat rooms;
excellent board; FIRST class location doctor In
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
Bosrders Wanted.
West Side.

St, 8 W.-Handsomely furnished rooms:
't-class nelghborhood; house q cuisine az.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

8rookivn.
ASHLAND PLACE is, near Fulton st.-Superiof
board room, s.; all Improvements. plano
CLINTON ST, 4l2La, Brooklyn-To rent, with
board, pleasant 2d-story front room. ~
STATE ST., lB3. Brooklyn Young man TO
board with private family ;terms reasonable.
VAN BUREN, ST., GOT Board for or 2 gentle
men private house bath, good table
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

I2sTH ST 268 w-Desirahle large second
door front room handsomely furnished; extra
large closets; superior board ...,. an
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

NST ST, 10 E., near Park ave.-Apartments, 81
light rooms; improvements; 3l3, $3.50.
IsT ST.. 3a1 E.-Parior floor & basement to let;
rent 1876.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

LADY will rent handsomely furnished rooms 10
corner nat to gentleman wife; board for wills.
Cali L., 70 ". sd ST.
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10th ST. 3l4 w.-Double 4 single rooms; ex-
cellent board: reasonable; also table board, :,
10Th ST 327 w.-Cnfurnshed back pariory
suitable for couple, physician or dentist, with
or without hoard.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

W.-Lhrge & small nicely furnished
h good board Reauvoto
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

18TH ST, 333 1886 1877 E., between LIST h I'd
AYES. Elegant fats, rooms bath; decorated
ceilings; all improvement new houses; awnings:
halls steam heated rent $26 to $50. Inquire
ianitOr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
SGuaw and Rec Corn.

These two varieties have been raised
here for hundreds of years by the great
Sioux Tribe of Indians The Rec corn
is SO named from one of the families or
tribes of the Sioux Nation, and is pure
white and very sweet for use, often
rlpening within so days after planting
and producing with ordinary cultiva-
ton 50 bushels per acre. The Squaw
variety contains all the cOlors of the
rainbow, is also sweet and highly pro-
ductiye and the prettiest corn grown;
it is beautiful for ornamental purposes
as well as valuable as a field crop. We
will send post paid to any address IN
the United States on receipt of money.
one package of either variety for -
cents or package of each variety for
p cents, or large package contain
ing both varieties, from which p bush
els may be grown the first season, for
81, or SIX packages for $. Send money
by registered letter, postal note or
money order. Stamps taken for small
packages. Address:
CUAS. Nix. SEED, Co,
EDGERTON, South Oak
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

is it not a curious commentary on
the Wilson Tariff bill that the Demo
cratic press Is eagerly explaining that
lit isn't 50 much of a Free Trade
measure after ala" The assurance
is given the country that times won't
be so rey bad because the bill still re-
tains some protective features" This
IS confession Of everything in issue.
Why have partially good times? Why
not have times wholly and altogether
good:-Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa,
December >.
Bill Nye says: Go where you Will
in this country today and you will find
men talking about tariff tax on raw
materials who haven't had a mOuthful
of raw material or any other kind in
their houses for weeks except rs their
wives earned it and brought it home to
them The country IS full Of men who
have thought 50 hard for the common
wealth that the seats of their trousers
shine like the dome of the Massachu-
sets state house
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
Growing Beautifully Less.
From the Pioneer Press.

From the Pioneer Press.
The gold reserve Of the treasury is
acting like the mercury in the Their
mometer when the Geld wave flag is
hoisted. When it passed below 500,
0o0, 600, there was anxious comment.
When it decended to almost $50, 900, 900
the nature Of the situation was evi-
dent It is now less Than ST., 600, 600
and congress takes things as easily as
if this were an everyday occurrence.
1t is true that there is not the same
danger in the fact that there would
have been had this occurred six
months ago. 1t is one thing to have
the gold reserve drawn down hy the
demand for the precious metal for eX
port, and another TO have it lessened
by the payment Of ordinary expenses
out Of It That is what is happening
now There is a steady deficit III rrY-
enue, and losses are made good out Of
the only available cash, the gold in the
treasury That this viii have its effect,
LOO, II dlioNt'il " con LlllAc lJllS tiIbA-lir
it would be too much to expect the
Democratic party to understand. But
if something is not done before long
10 make good the slender fund on
which rests the security Of our curren
~, that stupid old machine VIII have
another sin TO answer for, The pres
ent situation and all that may grow
out Of it are the direct fruits OF the
objectionable policy adopted By the
administration at the outset If Mr
Carlisle had refused to allow the gold
reserve to be touched for any purpose,
we should have had a bond issue to
keep 1t good long ago. But having i'm
paired it for redemption purposes,
though only by a limited amount, there
WAS no reason why he should stop
there; and SO Withdrawals OF gold have
gone on until the fund is over $23, OGO
GOO short, and congress is just as easy
about it as if gold grew on bushes
along the Potomac.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
\ Sure Cure,

II IS told Of Hannah More that She
had a good way of managing tale bear
crS. It is said that Whenever She was
told anything derogatory to another
her invariahle reply was, Come, we
viii 80 and ask if this he true" The
effect was sometimes lud,crously pain
ful The talt-hyarcr was taken ahlck
stammercd out qualifications or beg
grd That no notice might br taken Of
the statement. But the good Indy was
jncNordh}r, of She took the scandal
mongrr to the scaudalzei to make in
curry and compare accounts. 1t is not
likely that ANYBODY ever a second time
yentured to repeat a go>sipy story to
Hannah More. One would think her
method of treatment woulI be a sure
cure for scandal -Harper's Bazar.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
As tngratcfcI Texan.

Speaking Of Thanksgiving some peo-
pie never know when they Ought to be
grateful. Old Judge PcterbS, an Old
Texan, has been laid up for some time
with the govt His legs are swellcd up
to an enormous size. He is very i'm
patient, and his doctor, who is also a
church member, rebuked him, saying:
You should be grateful TO the AL
mighty for his Kindness
What kindncSsE"
His Kindness in giving you only two
legs to suffer with. Suppose you had
as many legs as a centipcdct"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
A Question of Color

My dear, don't you intend to invite
Mr. and Mrs Green TO your party?'
Certainly not"
Why not: They are good friends
of ours and will feel hurt"
Il can't help it if they are hurt. l am
going to invite Mr.. and Mrs. Brown"
We'll. why can't you invite the
Greens as well:"
You shock me with your bad taste
Brown and Green in my parlor togcth-
er? Never. Why, l wouldn't be Il bit
surprised to have YOU asking me next
to wear blue and yellow. Have you
no idea of harmony whatcvcrE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
4 SHY Argument

Sir Wilson, Of tariff notoricty, says
iron ore ought to 90 on the free LIST
because he has heard somewhere, that
at some Of the mines on the Mesaba
range the ore can be thrown into the
cars from the pits by steam engines,
thus greatly reducing tie cost Of pro
duction What an argument for a
would he statesman to offer. He would
strike a blow at the entire iron indus
try of a great nation like the United
States, just because he hears of a few
mines in the Northwest particularly
situated for mining purposes. He does
Tot seem to comprehend that these
favorable circumstances viii decrease
as tile pits deepen, aud that not many
feet below the surface of the ground
the steam shovel VIII have to be aban-
doned. But no where else in the cOun-
try does such state Of affairs exist
and il IS only temporary on the McSaha
range, yet Mr. Wilson uses it as his
chief reason for putting IRON on the
free list OF all weak and silly argu-
ments we have seen advanced in Con
gress on the tariff and silver questions,
this is the slllest
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1 Scrions .nsa

MiStress-Wbat did you do with that
old brown dress that hung in my closet?
Domcstic-Iou told me to ret rid
of all the rags, ma'an, and so l gave it
to The ragman
suppose l am ever to GET any new
clothes if l haven't an old dress to put
on when my husband comes homc:-
New York Weekly.
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q Z go and :2o, Genuine Confederate Bills
OO, only five cents each: so and 500 bills
10 cents each; pc and 5ac shinpIasters 10
cents each; !! and = bills - cents each. sent
securely sealed on receipt of price. Address
Ia. Georgia. nl~dJ
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Loyal to- Excess.

King Oscar Of Sweden once passed
through a little town, which was fes-
lively decorated for the occasion.
Among the rest, a huge transparency,
affixed to a gloomy looking editice, at
tractcd his attention. 1t bore the in
scription: "Wclcomc to Your Males
ty,' in gigantic characters.
What building is thatf' the king
inquired.
That is the county prison, your maj
csty, replied one Of the aldermen.
The king laughed and was heard to
observe: THAT is carrying matters 4
little to far"'-Chronik der Zcit