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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
OUT OF TIE RACE.
Mr. John Crockard Will Not be candi-
date for Wharf Master

Mr. John Crockard Will Not be candi-
date for Wharf Master.
John Crockard announced last even
ing that he had withdrawn from city
politics. and would not be a candidate
for reelection to the Office he has so
acceptably filed for so many years
past. Mr.. Crockard was first appointed
In 1884 to fill the unexpired term OF the
late Joseph Forsythe, and was reelected
in 1856, 1883, 1890 and 1892. Mr..
Crochard is we'll and very favora9ly
known along the whole extent OF the
river, AMI his retirement from the office
will cause much regret among river
men, as well as among citizens gener-
ally.
Who will succeed him as the Demo-
cratic candidate is uncertain at present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

ALARGE assortment Of Fur Capes.
Shawls, Umbrellas. Curtains, Table
Linens and Dress Goods for Christmas.
J. S. RHODES & Co.
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This stock consists of Solid Gold, Gold
Filled and silver Watches, Revolvers,Guns'
etc, all of which will be sold at auction
commencing Thursday, for three days.
WHEELING LOAN AND MORTGAGECo,
j. &. Hervey, AuctiOneer.
p S.-Priyate Sale, commencing Monday,
at low prices. All goods guaranteed as
represented.
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CLUB ORDERS.

We will prepay freight on all orders
OF $1,000 and upward sugar eXcepted)
TO any railroad station or landing 200
miles from any of our stores. Send for
price lists; mailed free to any address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

Do NOT buy fur cape till you have
seen our stock.
]. S. RHODES g. Co.
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LADIES fine Dongola flexible sole
shoes 81. 90. Ladies' Dongola flexible
sole patent tip $3.50. LocKE's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

Buy the United States Pancake Flour
from H. T. BEHIENs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

CALL and see our Cup, Saucer and
Snoon 81. 90. LUKENs g. HIGGINS.
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MU0UOIIDO OF articles suitable
lHUUNANDS for E s1i1a.5 PRESENTS
Eleventh st.
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A FULL line of fancy candy boxes at
Fl. w. Thurber's, 11O4 Market street.
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FAST colored calico in new dark
styles, finest made al sc.
j. 8. RHODES & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

BEAUTIFUL styles light colored outing
cloths at 71Scts., the 12l<ct. grade.
j. s. RHODES e. Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

nu0IcTaEIc Surprise your husbands or
HMM MAN sweetheart by ordering for
VHH'O "'"" them "a fancy Vest or over
coat, or some other garment, as we nave
tta;r measure o. HESS ~ SONS,
Fashionable TaiIors and Furnishers, 1921
and 1928 Market Street.
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STERLING Silver Novelties.
LUKENs g. HIGGINS.

OUR pattern dresses put up for holi-
day trade are selling rapidly. He have
them from So 90 upwards.
EMsHEIMER's,
Eleventh street.
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4-fold screen, worth 500, ut sf'9s
Rices.
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FUR EXHIBIT

BY ]. G. Bennett = Co., Corner OF Wood
street and Fifth Avenue
Miss Mary K. Beatty will represent
our house In your city by displaying
large line of furs and cloth garments at
the parlors OF the Mcclure House on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week.
J. g. BENNETT Il Co..
Leading Furriers. Pittsburg. Pa
n. B.-The line will include all OF the
new furs, large variety OF shapes ana
styles, including our new seal Taoasco,
at one third the cost of the Alaska seal.
II will pay you to see this display.
Yourself aud friends are invited. Open
evenings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
CONFIDENCE.

Our established reputation goes
with every article sold at our store
and is a guarantee that misrepresen-
tatIon is never resorted to in order to
effect a sale. We cordially invite the
public to call on us and see our mag.
nificent stock, especially selected tor
the holidays. We can save you money.
JOHN BECKER & CO.,
jewelers. and Opticians,
s5g7 JACOB STREET.
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ONYX Tables, Lamps aud Shades
$500. LUKENs q HIGGINS
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WE expect to close out our entire
cloak stock the coming week. Special
prices will prevail.
EMsHEIdER's,
Eleventh street.
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BARGAINS in Watches.
LUKENs & HIGGINS.
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CHAIN Bracelets from SIPS upwards.
Shelf Bros.
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SALE OF UNRE-
DEEMED GOODS.
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FINE Clocks. LUKENs s. HIeeINs.
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READ Shook & Co.'S new ad. to-day.
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BESSIE BoNEHILL at the Grand to-
night.
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READ Shook & Co.'S new ad. to-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

READ Shook s. Co.'S new ad. to-day.
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100 sailors, worth s1.oo, at Ice. Rice's.
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Special sale table covers a1c. Ricc's
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HOLIDAY GOODS s: = !; f 9 !; i Ct;
cial prices. Kinks ART STORE

BUY your Xmas candy and nuts at b.
w. Thurber's, 1104 Market street.
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STERLING Silver Spoon, Cup and
Saucer Sl.OO. LUKENs & HIGGINS.
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Canadian Rxcureiou,.

5000 for the round trip to Montre.
al and points west In Quebec and On.
tarlo. To points eist of Montreal
tickets will be sold at slightly increas.
ed rates.
Trains from Northern Minnesota,
North Dakota and Manitoba arrive
In Minneapolis and st. Paul early in
the morning in ample time to connect
with the day train via 1.-THE North
Western Line" which leaves Minnea-
polls $50 A. n. st. Paul, 500 a. n.
daily, arrives Chicago Gas 2. H., max.
ing connections with late trains out
Of Chicago for the east. Luxurious
perlor car on day train Minneapolis
and st. Paul to Chicago.
For the popularity Of the North
Western Line would refer you to the
large number Of people who have en-.
joyed its drst-clsss services to Chicago
en- route to Canada in former years.
For full Information and illustrat.
ed folders free call on your local
agent or address
n. N. WHEELER, I'D. CoNDIT,
Travelling Agt. Travelling Agt.
T. W. TEAsDALE, 17.2l
Gen. Pass. Agent. st. Paul.
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,subscripnons, Due.

During the next few weeks; we. &C
cording to our usual custom, will send
our subscribers who owe ono year or
more on subscription statement Of
account. We shall be glad to receive
the cash before we send the state
ment,and thus save US the trouble and
| postage. To know how much Is due
look at the little cclored address slip.
The date thereon shows the time up
J to which the paper is paid. Pay
In even dollars, and we will credit
the time accordingly and send you re-
ceipt. The easiest way Is to go to q
bank and geta draft. A post offlce
order, OF postal note will do. or, it is
safe to send bills by mail within the
county, though such letters better be
registered. But kindly send it some.
way. VIC ncedatt; and the aggregate
amount due ysis a very large sum.
Many q mickla makes muckle. 1915
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-07

F.A.willson, this week resumes hi.
place and assumes the management
OF Bathgate Domocrat. The PIONEER
EXPRESS welcomes back TO editorial
harness tts old time political antag.
onist. newspaper competitor and
journalistic confrere, and hopes bro.
ther Wilson will bs able to put the
Democrat on it, old time basis, %
one Of the best papers In the valley.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-07

There 10 lots Of talking by news.
paper farmers, on the subject oflfeed.
Ing wheat to hogs and stock. We are
not much Of . farmer, but We think
1t very possible for some men TO lose
money feeding wheat 1t 20 cents 4
bushel to hogs, while other men could
make money feeding 50 cent wheat q
hogs, and the difference 10 not @
much 10 the wheat or the hogs.
There are quite . number Of Other
things that enter into the cslculat iona
Of the successful stock feeder as well
as the price Of food. But common
sense tells any man, that . pound Of
wheat 10 - much food and - good fol-
q hog % . pound Of corn or barley OF
oats. and pound for pound wheat ID
the cheapest at present prices.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-07

An article entitled "Thc Ignite
Goals of North Dakota by e. v.
SmalleY, Is published in the Decem-
Der Issue of the Northwest Magazine.
IL will be interesting and instructive
reading for the people Of this section,
as we'll as In every portion of the
state. The recent development of
the coal-mining industry in North
Dakota and the possibilities of the
future use Of our native fuel Is q mat
ter that concerns every citizen. The
subject 10 not treated at great length,
but the manner In which it is handled
shows that Mr.. Smalley has made a
careful study Of 1t.
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Nssiee Of Tine OF Expiration sfRedenp-
J. :: .tisn ore bale Certificates.

Neatce Of 1tmc OF Expiration SfRedenp
J. ,tlsn OF Tax bale Certificates.
I'd Lemon. southeast quarter Of northern
quarter section g. townshfp 1854, range 81, isviet
~. .old on December and, 1890. for 3o.el, taxei
4a6.SS, interest 4l6.9l. total S5S10.
I'd Lemon south halt OF north west quarter
sec!ion g. township ls! s range 81, leyisd lese
sS.a neress sss sR o. s '''' taxes
q. 7. Wright, Pembina city, lot I. block -
levied 1889, sold on December ind, 1890, for Il
cts. taxes IS cts, interest rs cts, total % Cd.
G. Z. Wright, Pembins city, lot 3, block -
levied 1889. cold on December and. 1880. for Il
cts. taxes 80 Gu, interest q cts, total 90 CT.
Ct. Weight. Pembina city, lot I. block y
cts, taxes IS cts, interest Is cts, total n %.
@. =. Wright, Pembins city, lot 4, block -,
levied 1850. sold en- December 2nd, 1890, Sof ID
cts. taxes 36 cite. interestN cts, total 81 ets.
g. T. Wright. Pembina city, lot s. block q
levied 1880. kold ON December and, 1890, for %
cts taxes 0cts, interest e cts, total 81 cents.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, PEABlNA COUNT
NORTH DAKOTA.
To the owners ofthe above described reslestats
by notified that the land herein above described,
aseetsed In your name, VS. sold for taIes - pro.
vidod by iaw, and that the time Of redemption
from aid sale allowed by law, will expire on
the 10th day Of January 1895, or within sixty
days a1er publication Of this notice. In add.
ttOa 70 the amount above stated - necessary %
redeem from said.sale, the cost Of publication
interest % my accrue from and after this date.
In witness whereof; / have Mercantile Get ny
hand and seal, at Pembha, In said county OF
repbina, this tenth day Of November 1eoS.
Auditor Of Pembina County, n. b.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-07

The Fargo papers have been cngag.
Cd In retrying the Hershfield divorce
case this week, though Judge McCon.
nell gave judgement in favor of the
wife last week. The present jury
don't agree, strange to say.
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Canadian E.eu.s,ons.

Between November 10th. and De.
cember 3lst, 1894. you can 20 from
points in northern Minnesota, North
Dakota and Manitoba, on the, North.
ern Pacific Railroad, to Montreal and
principal points 10 Ontario, for no. o.
for the round trip. These tickets will
be sold from stations as far west a
jamestown, N. D. on the main line,
and al the stations between Winni:
peg Junction and including Winnipeg,
Brandon and Portage LaPrairie, and
will be good for ninety days from day
Of sale.
Sale Of tickets, from Manitobs
points, Nov. 10th, daily to Dec. 3lst,
inclusive, from northern Minnesota
and North Dakota points, Nov. 10th,
9th, Dec. 4th, aud Dec. 10th. daily t.
Dec 31st inclusive.
Limit Of tickets viii be extended
upon certain conditions, which infor.
nation you can obtain from your tick.
ct agents.
Special notice is drawn to the fact
that on Tuesdays in December the
Northern Pacific will run Pullman
Tourist, Upholstered Sleeping Can
from Manitoba to st. Paul, making
direct connection with daylight trains
having Parlor Car from St. Paul t.
Chicago, and making direct connect,
ion there for Canadian points. Onl,
s1.oo for . donble lower berth in Tour
st. Sleeping Car.
For more detailed information re-
gardiug the above, call on any North
ern Pacific Ticket Agent, or LAIR,
Mathews, Travelling Passenger Agent
Grand Forks, G. =. Lang Traveline
Passenger Agent Winnipeg, or Chas
s. Fee, Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Pau
MINI. 17.e4
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CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT DOCS.

Eskimos Find the Faithful Aniaal Q
Neceasity Of Their Miserable Exist.
once.
Without dogs the larger portion Of
the great Eskimo family peopling the
barren northern coast Of America
would ind 1t impossible to exist in Ito
chosen home" So writes e. w. Nelson,
in his "Mammals Of Northern Alaska."
They are used In the winter for hunt.
Ing, dge-dnwiug and the like, but In
summer are mostly left to shift for
themselves. They receive much hard
usage, as we'll as do much hard work,
but are described, nevertheless as q
rollicking set, full of play, fond of hu.
man society aud quarrelsome as school.
boys. Mr.. Nelson credits them with O
vein Of humor and declares that their
varying characteristics eau be read In
their faces. They are worth from e to
intelligence. FOR sledge drawing they
are ha.ncssed in teams Of either sew
en- or nine-three or four pairs and .
leader. The load u $50 to 100 pounds
and the course Is mainly through un-
broken snow or over rough ice. With
a team Of seven dogs and q load Of
more than 800 pounds Mr.. Nelson
made a journey Of more than 100
miles In about two months. The last
sixty miles were made over bad road
in q continuous pull Of twenty-one
hours. They are much affected by the
moon. During full moon half the night
Is spent by them in bowling In chorus.
During the entire winter at st. MI
chael's," says Mr.. Nelson, I've were In
variably given a chorus every moon
light night and the dogs Of two neigh
boring villages Joined in the serenade."
He speaks Of It's wild, weird har-'
Mony," and seems to have. found It
agreeable rather thnn otherwise. The
influence Of the moon IL also very ap.'
parent when the dogs are travelling.
They brighten up AZ the moon rises,
and pricking up their ears start OF -
II they Ind forgotten their fatigue.
The fur traders take advantage Of this
fact and sometimes lie over during the
day and travel at night The dogs en-
dure an astonishing degree Of cold.
Mr.. Nelson saw q female with two
newly born puppies lying upon the
snow near hut, with no sign Of 6hel.
ter, when the Thermometer ranged
from thirty to thirty-hve degrees be-
low zero.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-07

A Close,
Observers will not fail to notice that
in each large section of our country
some one particular railroad will be.
found always q little In advance OF its
competitors. In the great Northwest
this envjable position belongs to the
Northwestern Line.- The Health and
Home. Minneapolis.
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Congress met in solemnity on Mon
day. A large number Of the MEM
bers seemed to act as II they were
mourners at their own funeral,
knowing that this was the last SEES.
ION for them.
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Canadian EXCURSIONS.

The Bas|ingtan Route, the favoritc
line wtthpsQple. :oto the Northwest
has arrangements with the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern Railways
for the annual, holiday excursions to
Canada via St. Paul and Chicago.
Tickets will he on. sale at stations
IN Northern Minnesota, North Dakota
and Manitoba on the following dates:
In Manitoba every day from Novem-
Der 10th, to December 31st, 1894. and
In Northern Minnesota and North Da-
kota on November 9Th; December
4th, and every day from December
10th, to 3lst, inclusive, at the follow
ing rate:
$4,000 for the round trip to Montrc-
al and points west IN Quebec and On
tario. TO points east Of Montreal
tickets will besold at slightly increas-
ed rates. These tickets win be good
for return at any time within three
months after the date Of sale.
Trains from Northern Minnesota,
North Dakota and Manitoba arrive In
Minneapolis and st. Paul carly in the
morning in ample time to connect
with the fine trains Of the Burllng-
ton, which leav6 Fat convenient hours
In the morning aud evening. The
magnificent scenery Of the upper Miss
issippi can beaenjoyed BY those who
take our Scenic Express in the morn.
ing, while those who wish to see the
attractions Of the twin Cities for. q
day, will find our "Vestibuled Limit
ed" with its Pullman compartment
and Standard Sleepers, Reclining
Chair Cars (seats free,) and Peerless
Dining Cars, the same of luxurious
railroad equipment. Be sure and ask
your home ticket agent to give you
tickets via "The Burlington" Our
line has been 80 largely patronized for
former excursions that it needs no in-
production Recommendation except
the mention Of its name. For maps
and folders ofthe line. or any infor-
nation. apply, toyonr home agent, or
address,. WI. G: KENYON,
A. H. YANCEY, .;aen. Pass. Agent,
Trav. Pass: Agent, St. Paul MINI.
st. RanlsMann. ;2O-24,
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|N7HEREAs, ,,ne. z l.. Dickinson. did, on
W. the ind day Of December, A. D. ieo0,
make his certain chsttsl mortgage Of the Soi.
lowing described chattel1, to.Wit: One brown
horss. named lack. sbout7 years old, branded
old branded on I'm hip, 70 H.X. IsSo & Go
p secure the payment Of The: sam Of 1ity.ooe
dollars t96l0chn Interest.
terms Of said mortgage. in this, to-Wit: that
said debt u long past due, which 10 aecufsd 81
NOW therefore, notice = hereby given. thss q
H: 4. Mayox Co. d. prsssnt owner thereof. !
VIII sen The above described chattels 6 public
auction, in front Of the post o1cs in Wslhalls.
the hour Of one O'Clock ?. Il, Of the I6ii day
Of December, 1891.
Dated December srd. 1871.
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Mimic hired . teacher from Ontario
to take the place OF Prof. COCHRAN
resigned, but Supt. Woods refused t.
give o permit to him on the grounds
that 1t would be . violation OF the
allen labor act Inspector Eyford
Of the customs force Was at llinto on
business last week, probably looking
up this case.
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There e No Royal Road

To public favor any more than to
learning. This 10 true, at all events,
in,Amerlcs where intrinsic excellence
Is necessary to secure and retain the
popular favor. The reason the North
western line Is one Of. the most popu-
lar railroads. Is that its service Is not
only always upto date but aTay ahead
of the date. In our opinion, this is
the best line between Chicago and the
Twin Cltics.-Thc Excursionist, Chi
cago. 1924
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CD. tot HeadeEns

As q remedy for all tofms of head.
ache, Electric BltteIs has proved to be
the very best. 1t eflectsa permanent
cure and the must dreaded habitual
sick headache yields to it@ influence
We urge all who are ahiicted to pro
cure q bottle, and give this remedy q
fair trial. In cases of habitual con-
situation Electic Bitters cures BY CIV
Inf; the needed tone to the bowels,
and few cases long resist the use OF
this medicine. Try isotnec. Large
bottles only Fifty cent IT b. Shaw
& Cos. Drug store.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-07
CHE FURNISHED THE MArH

senator Brice Tells q Story About
How the Boys Saw the Circus.
Senator Calvin 8. Brice was speak
ing recently Of q person accused Of an
act amounting almost u criminality.
why, a man who would be guilty Of
such a practice would steal" replied his
auditor. upon hearing the tale.
well, don't know about that, re-
marked the senator. There's Q wide
difference between stealing and shar.
ing the proceeds Of the theft, and that
reminds me Of boyish experience.
You can possibly imagine the In.
terest we lads in the country took
when a circus came to town. From
the time the oolored posters were up
and the circulars distributed until the
arrival Of the show tire was not o
moment but that was one Of excite
ment.
"Circusas Travelled in caravans then
over the country. They were not az
elaborate affairs as those Of the. pres
ent but ! certainly have never. seen
one In recent times which caused me
the wonderment and gave me the pleas
ure Of those old-time shows.
The entries into town were the
great events Of the season, and for
hours at time, when a circus was
coming, we watched the road or went
out In the country to .act rs escort to
the elephant and vnssals to the clown.
Upon one occasion we watched and
watched for the approach of the show,
but It was delnyed. The morning sped
away, the afternoon disappeared, and
yet no CIRCUS. Finally night came and
the darkness deepened, and with It
came the report that the show was near
at hand.
"But what were we to dot for It
was now % dark that we could not
have told an elephant from the shadow
Of q hay-wagon, and oil our Joy would
be gone II We could not see the animals
pass along the road.
"At TINT time one Of the boys dis
covered q quantity Of lumber which
some one had bought TO build house.
I'll tell you what said he, let's build
Q IRE with this timber and then while
its burning We can see the whole show
pass, elephant and all
The boy to whom he made this re-
mark hesitated, looked at the lumber
and then peered down the road. Then
he aaid: oh, no. I wouldn't do that.
I wouldn't burn mp tho timber; It
wouldn't be right, you know. But
say,' he continued, hesitadnsly, I've
got q match here Il you want to see the
elephant
'.And that's the way Of the world"
remarked the senator In conclusion.
There are lots Of men VINO want to
~ the elephant who would not them.
selves Nehk the ire but would furnish
the match, and there ere many who
would not steal, bat are willing to
share the proceeds Of the theft-New
York HeyeA ~
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s.ilai.s . Hens. Il B.tte.s.

Clapisson, the French musical celeb
rity, q building . chateau composed en-.
tirely Of buttona The walls, the cell.
inss. the doors, the exterior, the In.
terror, are all ornamsnted with this
novel element Of architecture. Buttons
Of every description, from the very
origin Of their invention up to those Of
the present day, have been employed
In tn arabesques and characterization
Of the walls. Every country has been
Fansacked, and some curious specimens
have been brought to light Those dat.
Ing from the lower Greek empire are
Of the most curious manufacture.-Lon.
don Tid.Blts.