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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
RaiIroaos.
-AmGe,c as oRsATEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. R.

rror, Grand Central Station. 42d Street. ...
$40 A N-Except sunday. Empire state I~'''''
SOB A. Aa,rsnaas MOUNTAINS: ThOussnd Islands and
o:3o "A Mpaily. Fast Mail For Syracuse Rochester
Iufao Niagara Falls. Chicago: ,, x,n,.,n.
0,4O A. M-Except SUNDAY F 2rss Sa' Mountains and
SARATOGA, Lake George o'se"
1890 A M"Except Sunday Day Express For oil I'M
,,oo 5adS Psouthwestern Limited for cincin'
natl Indianapolis 81 L0sl sra ans LAKE George
and catskili Mountains Limited. Buffet Drawing
a.so oo Mrxsep, Sunday Point Poushkeep's
caskl Mountains. Albany, Troy sara p,s p.,roi,
$3.50 p M-Daily North shore LiInited Due De'''
a,oo $50 A. Mi ch FSs Albany bar Troy Buffalo cev
and Detroit Chicago. cpsnnats st. Lou' Alban.
o'2s s saT' Lax: P PlsIOD's '
700 iani H isIDSas and MONTH"; non,, Buffalo
$50" Niagara Falls Cleveland indianapolis st. LOUIS
600 p M's@pany. Only Sleeping Car passengers Tor
~ Rochester carried on this train. o,.,,r~
0,15 M"Daly. For Cape Vincent. osdenours
1910 Train for Chicago and principal
points on New-York Central every n'sh'' e"'ep'
oo S s. e anil nlf? 5 P Mzpsy encep, Sunday to
sh hL H Nrd re FRAT Trains 70 YoNKERs
An nght trains run between Yonser in Connection
all night trains out OF NJ Nsw ,bTo5sh trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light r.,,,, Station
Tickets and Wager Offices al a. dTs s Broadway 81
ih.st o2 broadway 235 Colunbus-aye SO West l%,n
ST. and ssh-s station; New York: SSs and 'Zo fu''0n
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
1 John we NJ Tot,cEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10

Liverpool. Aug. 8. 3:4j p. m-Beef-Extra India mess
easy at lbs Oh prime mess dull at 5Ss I'd Pork-Prme
mess Western fine. dun at SIS I'd. do medium dull at
sos Cd Hams-Sh)rt cut. about ~ 10 lG NJ firm sOs
BaconCumberand cut. about - to 30 ~ steady al 37s
about g. n. firm at BIS Cd long and short clear mddes
about - n, firm AZ Dos Standardization IL IL.
firm al Bis Cd. LafdPrime Western spot Bis Cd
Chcese-American finest white and c1orcd steady
Cd. CottOnseed Oil-I.iverpoo refined firm .,l
Spirits II turpcntne AT 2Os 81. Rosn' ommon dull
at Is. Wheat-No red winter steady rs sid 80 .
red spring steady IS Cd Flour-S Louis fancy winter
firm at Is ID. Corn-Mixed Western dun I'D.
August steady at 3s lO@.d September steady lOi.
October steady at 3s load Hops at LondonPac.hc coast
steady at II l5snt2 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains leave foot Of 42d St. follows do minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.: ,,,, ,.L..
1855 A. W., for West Cornwall orr's Mills Lakes
Mohonk Mnnewaska, Middletown BloominspuuIisSn
Elenvlli- fallsburgh Liberty Scranton Walton Dein
sidney Norwich Tea ONEIDA, Fulton, Oswego. -
nix ror Camnbeli Han, Niddletown. Bloom.
ngburgh. Wurtsboro. rienvile. Mountain Dale ceh-
treve Pittsburgh Monticello. Hureyyile. Liberty Fas
Liberty, White Lake. ,.. r,..
I.4S p VI. Saturdays only) for Mddletown Bloom
SurSh Montieeo Hurisyvie Liberty Falls Liberty
White Lake Parksvlle Llvingstci Manor. Rockland
3:i5 p. NJ for Campbell Hall Lakes M3honk ana
Mlnnewaska Middletown. Bloomincburgh Wdrtspolo.
Eenvile Mountain Dale Centreviile. talsoursh Mont.
cello, Hurleyve; Liberty Falls Liberty Park'vp.e' Lv
Zoo r. VI. DAILY. for Campbell Hall. Md MidetoNw .
Liberty. Livingston Manor Walton Delhi sieney Nor.
wch Randalisvie: Oneida. Fulton osweso Nissa5s
chair seats free, 70 Nlasara FAILS Mill. x..aov
Brook burnside Campbell HALL stony Ford. Crystal Run.
Middietown wnteron Boomnsburgh. wurtsboro. Ellen
VILE. . 40, 49,.
Tickets sni Pullman Drawing Room seats at 81 Broad
wy C. ANDERSON q. p. A.. So Beaver st.. u. r
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON
F % RandsP Sa ~sf H. 49, sSo h:
ParIor Car. 100 Dining carr. 800 Dining CAP. 90
II 80 Dining CAP NJ go 200. 500 Dining Carr.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 500 10 100.
II go Dining Cap A. y. 30 80 200 Dining Car}'
Ii 80 Dining Can 4. NJ 2s0. 800 Dining caD. %
Dining Carr p. NJ, IL IS night
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procured AZ .oot
OF Liberty ST. 49, 72 26 AS. 9ii. LAO 1873 Broad
way 737 9Th Az. 81 EAT iith ST. 1874 Eas, ic5'h S..
27s West i25th ST. 25l Columbus Av New-York Court
ST. Fulton ST. Brooklyn 9s Broadway. WILLIAMS:
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call for nd
check baggage from hotel residence to des'insiior
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baltimore g. nHl0 RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains TO
baltimore Washi"gt"n, Shicaxo; CINCINNATI

Z
Baltimore Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati.
ST. Louis aud All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS,
Leave New-York foot 81 L:bertyst, daily for CHICAGO.
go p m. and IL rs night pIrTSBCRG 3Se. TX, sna.
$50 Sun. u rs might. CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10 a M
600 p. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a M sx
Sun. 10 a. II 80 a. Dining Car 30. Dining ar
@ 30 .. m sun. Dining Carr 500. 600 pnins
Ca) Is rs night
NORFOLK. II 30 a n. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
thio Ugh Pullman Sleeping Car r. m. daily.
All trans Illuminated With Pln,sch light.
Ticket Offices iis i72 2si AIS Broadway II East
i.th ST. ic7 Bowery. y: Y ga Fulton S. Brooklyn;
stations foot ~ Liberty St. c r. r. % n. j .
Eew-York Transfer Company will call for and chees
baggage from hotel O iesidence Z" destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JERSEY
(Anrhraclte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
On a..d after June 80. 1895.

Trains leave station foot II Liberty 81
For Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk, Sc
40. 7:i5 9l0 1l:45 70 Easton) A. NJ i:lo; l;3o "a %
Easton). 400 SAB 100 70 Allentown p ". sunday
$50 I:i5 to Eastonl A. NJ. 100. $50 800 p ~ =,
For wnkesbane. Pi,tston and sersntor. eio A. ~.
For Reading at 80 800 80 n;s 90, A. IN: n, Ia
days 100 $50 $50. 500 NJ i2:is nigh, -,
::oS 500 sHs ~ i2:i' night Sundays 100 $780,
s:oe 30 A. ~ lilo. 10 $50 P. II. Sundays 40
ALLRA,L ROUTE
Pleasant 40 $50 . Red Bank! SIS 1870 il:so
6:l5 p NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbgy
Park 9:l5 A. NJ. l:3O 400 P. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park. and Barn~
gat 43o; sis 4; NJ, l:ao 40 P n 49,. D.,.n..,
4.3O A. NJ, 1870 ". .,,
Navesink ! 80 Sis ii 80 A. NJ. 1880 49, GIL, p ~
Sundays $40 SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier s. n. r.. foot Rector ST.
Runson Beach sesbright Monmouth Beach and Lons
Branch at $50 900, II 90 A. NJ. 100 3i5. 49, $50
p ". Sundays $50 A. NJ 100 p. NJ
For Elberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south Point Pleasant II 90 A. NJ. 100. AS. i3o,
$50 p. n Sundays except Ocean Grove and AsouT
For IakeyOSd Tors River and Barnesas +;so A y
For Atlantic cry. Cape May. vineland and Briase,o
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Err s LIN ES

iniousn leave New-l orh. foot OF
as follows and five earlier from West 23d ST.
O.0n A. M.-VestioG.ed Express Daily for Wa'esiy.
C'OO R.nghamton Elmlra Buffalo. Bradford. James
town Cincinnati and Chiciso. Iaror car
Buffalo.
ok A. M.-Delaware Valley Express. Daily. except
C'lO Sunday. for Tuxedo. Goshen. Middleton. Port
Jerss Lackawexen. Calicoon, Hancock. Deposit.
susluehanna and Monticello Parior car to Month
cello
C.OO T.. N.-ves,ibuicd Limited Daily Solid train foe
OOV Chicago via Chautalqus Lake arrives Clevelani
sa3 NJ, Chicago p NJ Sieepers TO Chi
cago. Gle, Gland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
S.OO 4. M.-Buralo vestbued Express Daily arrives
bOO Buffalo 633 A. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit. Chicago and the West Buffalo pas
sensers can remain in sleeper until A. ~
845 p s ss ss az? se;Ss 70 f ba
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
I ocAL TINE TABLE TICKET AND PULLMAN
~ accommodations at III POI. +oi and 95I Broadway
i4d Ess, i2sh.st Chamber ana West 2Sd.s, ferries
Hudson-st,. iiohoken and Jersey city Station. Erie
TRANSFER Company calls for and baggage fyou
hotels and reS.dsGcss to destination
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OTIS ELEYATINC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

In connection with the. CATsKILL MOUNTAIN KALI
Connects with the oao. II 80. and $50 trains on
New-York Central and 1l:35 train West Shore
railroads with Albany Day Line ard Catskill Evening
Line for Catskili Mt House, Kaatersk Hotel. Laurel
House Hares Corners Tannersve: Onteora, sunset
twilight Santa Cruz. and Eka Parks. and Schoharis
Manor. -
A LIMITED TRAIN over the New-York Central on
Saturdays i4O p NJ. for Catskl without stop con,
meets wi Eevating Railway. due at Catskn
Mountain Station in HOURS AND 30 MINUTES
N EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
Summer Schedule in Effect June aoth. 1895.
For Red Bank Long Branch Elbesop ocesn or0vs
Trains leave Foot Liberty Street 49, 80 90 Req
80 .2Is. g 80. 400 '43o. $50. G:i3 p NJ Sundays
1913 A. NJ. 80. 400 p NJ "A
80 .e:lO 1000 A. NJ 1910 ., 2D Saturdays only. 23o
10 $40 Except Red Bank. APO 5:1O 100 p. M.
Sundays s:l5 A. NJ '945 A N. 5l5 p. NJ.
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asoury
p WOOr " p BALDWIN.
G. p A.. Penn r. r. q. P. A.. c. r. r. Of N J.
" RUFUS BrODGETT.
N. T. q L. p. r. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10

bling Ia m nc: 10. size; "a 10. size: iron ties Ioc
hemp wine &c per 10 Lead unsettled. with offers TO
sell at SO 30 and takers Speter strong sales. 2
SO 30; cars at 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
The STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug eFlour quiet: sales. $50 bbls. Wheat
FIRM No red spot and August. 69sQiOc; Septem6er,
7O&G7lc December. I3a.qIic; steamer No red S6s q
&c: Southern. by sample ,0q72c; do on grade 6sailc
spot. t6a.c bid August. tsc bid September 45sc BID,
sales do yellow 49Q50c stock 67,6i7 bush Oats quiet;
No white Western 2s.q29c new; No mixed do, 26iac
asked stock. Rye Inactive No 2. SOC;
stock Hay steady sl6dSi6 80. Grain freghs
quiet steady. Other articles unchanged.
Boston, Aug 9.-Flour dull Corn quiet. Oats quiet.
Shorts steady. Provisions steady Butter firm; Western
creamery l9d20c Northern creamery, 2Od2lc Cheese
quiet Northern. sGssc: Western 7izdsc Eggs firm for
Eastern. lie; Western and Michigan l4ai4izc.
Chicago Aug 9-The leading futures ranged follows:
Wheat No. 2: Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
August ........-.. 67a67is 6Iiz 667s 6Ias
September ........ 6I4nGIIs $50 tIs SIS
December IOla .Os IO7s lOA6IOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10

September ...........l555 1916 l54oal55o 1870
December ............. 41-oIlooo i-o'
The sta,sca: position Of Brazil coffee is follows:
To-day. Yesterday. Last year.
New-York stock ....... ...2ls.256 ls0320 l24 IA
baltimore stock ...........7 2.5o6 53.ol5 ISL
New-Orleans sock........ 36'2'6 5b.''o - 5o
STOCK a. all ports .a2s?9s 2as!sl i' 2ssl
New-York deliveries .... 1928 ssl ' %,
New-orleans deliver;es $40 's7 l'2
. sss' $S g gi.$s SS
The market Rio and Santos shows steadness and
activity most Of the sades however being Kept from
. .Se pG and sa :s' for Of Ro spot Late ey
1900 bags santos Nos . and were sold a. i.es 9o
TO-DAY bags Santos little under 80 so;d at rs
s %o SS c b bags R sSn' Ss e fr 10 and 1000
EgeGn Sans No bags %amo d siaI on
terms The market fer mild coffee shows fair amount
DRrGs-The market for opium is quiet but steady and
without essential change in pTe The w WI IN
were / 400 baskets against $50 baskets corresponding
dn a to ysa 600 The prices are
:s c al 81 Isl 20 while to 10 case os are quoted
at 9qn9s s5ea0 1It qa esnd is
from pill manufacturers and they have taken 9anine At
SseTs are still quoting Sc Essential Oils are quiet with
snise selling 81 s5 early but closing at 81 20 and firm
sa ass a o cDuny qu',ss qao
TO- Ro0 s que, Man ans sp a1 nS a. SS
Minnesota Snake quoted al l3zul3c for Canada.
l,G27c for Texas and 35c for Virginia
IR-MEAI@-The business IN -four showed some
improy enent. quite business was put through IN
spring patents bakers and winter straights Included
In the latter bbls for the first
siderable quite little period Spring patents
held firmly 50 S. and there seems 10 be quite little
demand. There quite good many orders sent
10 the mills both and winter
The tone showed considerable improvement. and
the Of confidence Total transactions were
2 600 pkes. ircludine 1900 pkgs winter straghs al
81 5oq$3 65 Of which 800 sacks the basis
Of 81 3od$3 49, and $500 bhls So So 100, bbs extra
225 bbls city 7lesrs. quoted 81 %. 1000 hbls extra
b. quoted So 40 1000 bbls spring quoted So 104s3 DO
mainy 81 so 900 bbls clears At 50 O5n>3 81. mainly
r. iOnS3 IS. and coo sacks grade 81 10 .RY E
FLOUK-Market quiet; sales. 800 bbs x3nS3 30.
rORNMEAL-Mark"t steady. Quoted BraDdywine. 81 -:
BAGMEAI~Quoted Fine white 81 10: fine yellow. 81 06
0sl Os 9l49ic. .FEEDMarkct steady. Quoted:
40 10. sOQsJc 20 10. s0us5c. NJ ~ SDus5c: 100 ~
Sod9Jc. shaps slMxl 05: homny sharps. 30c cotton
seed meal 37zc1$l O2iz oil meal 81 OJ4ti 10. city feed
S3q90c and foi bran slN$I 05 for heavy feed Sales
OF city 80 Oo sacks AT Sc. closing 3Dc asked
FOREIGN DRIED FRuIT-Orders small and
mail orders running in small quantities Spot prunes
little active. Curants quiet ~ FIRM
Nuts generally steady We quote Valencia ralsins
sG5,sc; currants 3ashc. turkish prunes 2,tass,c
California, 4asi1c; almonds s4Ql2c. Brazil nuts 81
6zc: walnuts. 1+qlc 0lbers. 6s.asc.
FOREIGN GREEN FRuIT-More active dealings are
buying in somewhat active quantities.
fairly active for the time year Bananas
quiet and somewhat easier In continue
hrm We quote Lemons. So 1886 10. foreign oranges
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
AN uNslGATLY Pr.
rhe Armndiuo !. Useful If Not ornamen.

The Armndilio l. Useful II Not Ornamen-
nl
In Central America the armadillo is
frequently dome-ticated torid houses
Of insect pests. They ALSO make az
nice pets as one could desire: no ami
NAL is cleaner or less Objectionable
about the house They are as desirable
ia This respect as We't-traued eats or
lapdogs, and there could be NO higher
praise than this
1t is not merely the odd forms and
ways of my rare pets that have made
them the objects Of my peculiar inter-
est have been equally charmed with
their intelligence and with their evil
dent attachment to myself. II, when
they are near me, | suddenly move
away from them, they come trotting
ar my heels in their comical way as
fast as their short legs can carry them.
Their gait is always a walk or brisk
trot, never gallop. Most Of their
movements when in motion resemble
those of little pigs They have learned
TO answer to their names. and come
quickly when called. Curiosity is a
prominent Characteristic of the ami
mall If allowed free scope, they viii
explore every part Of a STRANGE place,
trying to run their sharp noses into
every opening. Much of the daytime
IS speut in sleeping In lying down
one generally rests It's head and fore
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
hOW MILK Is ANALYZEp.
4 Process That Is Neither DiFcult Nor
Complicated.

The chemical analysis of milk is not
complicated nor difficult, First the
chemist weighs small dish, cup or
saucer, and carefully notes down the
result in ounces. grains and fractions
Of grains Next he pours in some milk
70 be analvzed and again carefully
notes down the result. BY subtracting
the weight of the dish from that of
both the weight of the milk is found
and recorded. Next, the receptacle is
placed over a steam jet, which evapo-
rates the water Of the milk. leaving
only the residue or solids" Again the
dish and its contents are weighed, and
by a simple calculation the percentage
of solids is found
The solids" of the milk has been
found by innumcrabl% analyses to aver
age about 10 per cent. and. while the
fat varies in milk from different cows,
the solids left after extracting the fat
is found to be a very constant quantity,
seldom falling below 10 per cent. or
over A. This gives the chemist a posi-
tive basis for his calculations and en-
ables him To state with great certainty
whether Or not the milk mas been wa
tered
The fat or oil in milk is determined
by di99olving it by means of ettlh.2,::. ttne
residue remaining after such test being
termed solids other than fat" The av-
erage far Or oil found in milk from
COWS is 3 per cent and ANY amount less
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
NOT ACCORDING TO THE CODE.
Sewsboys Scourge Companion Who Vic
lated Cueensberry's Precepts.

lated Guerasbprry's Prpcepts.
several 5..p-Ie0a-cd and leather
luu.rcl uc.-bov, were shooting cra,,,n
In lity HAN park the other n.aAt
when one of them caught ano; her
cheating. saws the New York World.
The two. aiJor raucou, ARGUMENT. set
at each other to settle the matter after
tie code Of Quecn,berrv. During the
:. i.r,,,n,.,,t ~ li,nb..,n rnnsnl. SOM, ono
yelled >briily;
.Ki,c,r,. here comes do con-"
When the party rea-sembled in Spruce
street both combatants stripped and
went at it tooth and nail. When they
grapplcd the other, pulled them apart.
Finally both clinch"d with despera-
ton that deied unravcling and fell
squirming to the pavement, where they
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
ALL HER HUBBY'S.
She Had No Children Why the Agent Got
His Answer.

Such a nice quiet neirhborhood.
They had just moved into one of tho
new, spotlesS, shining, mo children al.
lowed" flats and the agent was de-
lighted with his new tenants. says the
New York Recorder Such nice PEG
pie. SoreGned and quiet They would
be sure to raise the standard of the
building-not dog or cat in the
family; no musical instruments: and the
lady of the house had assured him that
she had no children.
Before he had eaten breakfast the
following morning his joy received
setback and by noon he was in de-
spair.
First one Of the other new people in
the flats dropped in, then another and
still another, until all the families but
one had been represented, and they
were unanimous in their complaints of
the noise made by the children in The
fat of that especially nice couple
So the aren't went and his hair stood
on end when he heard the noise com
ing from that flat. But when he
knocked at the door It suddenly sub
sided and when the woman appeared
she was so calm and quiet-loolling that
he hesitated and his courage would I'M
doubtedly have weakened If he had
not seen a couple Of childish faces peep
ing at him around the door That
settled it. He rathered his forces to-
gether and began the attack without
delay or quarter
MADAM" he said, with what he be-
lieved to be whitening glance;
MADAM, thought you told me you
had no children. Whose are these
see?"
mot mine" she answered. calmly;
81 have none, but my husband has six"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
AN INLAND LAKE WITH TIDES.
Peculiarities OF Kildinc Described by Rus
sian Ncientists.

Russian scientists have lately been
studying the curious island Of Kildine.
off the coast Of Russian Lapland, and
separated from il by narrow strait
This island, says the New York sun
has lake that has no visible connec-
ton With the sea, but is affected with
tidal movements To be sure. the tides
in the lake rise and fan only few
inches, while those in the surrounding
sea rise and fall several feet. The peri
odicity of the lake tides makes it plain
that the lake has subterranean commu.
nication with the sea.
The water on the island is of three
kinds, fresh water from rains and from
brooks at the highest points; little
lower salt water like that of the sea;
at the lowest point sea water, sur.
charged with free sulphuretted hydro
gen. The fresh water is inhabited by the
animal life usual in the fresh water Of
that region The salt water has sea
creatures, sponges and the like, while
the water surcharged with sulphuretted
hydrogen has neither vegetable nor
animal life. The phenomenon of this
sulphuretted hydrogen has its counter
part in the depths of the Black sea.
where the presence Of the gas destroys
animal and vegetable life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
HOW ANTS KILL A SNAKE.
The Insects Torture the Reptile to Death
and strip the skin from the Body

! ne iH-''ts torture the kcptle to Death
and strip the Skin from the Body
That ants can actually kin snakes is
hard thing to believe There is IRE
futablc evidence however, that they do.
and scientists have discovered that the
snake has hardly more dangerous
enemy. The large rcd-brown forest ant
is the sort that is the most fatal to the
ophidianS, and a curious thing about the
attack Of these ting creatures on this
comparatively enormous reptile is that
they KIN it for food aud not on account
Of any natural antipathy
When some Of the ants catch sight Of
a a9GJia, they .arouse the whole COM
oers were chosen in the authorized
manner, and who therefore represent
q majority of the Democratic voters of
TINS Democratic State, it shoulN mdeed
he matter OF serious consideration for
any Democrat worthy OF the name. be-
tore he makes ~ his mind to cast
loose from the moorlngs of his partv
and throw his vote and his influence
toward revival Of an era Of carpet
oasSlsn and mi-government, all too
fresh IN the minds of the people of this
county and State.
The rule of the majority is the law
thing except the bone, and tn1 Se..nr
self do they leave il.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

" Fellows do get little lazy in the
government service, said the lean man
with Il yellow vest, but do think
that the man who complained when
pay day was changed from once every
quarter to once every month rather
ovordid the thing"
What was the kicking about?n
asked the fat man
"Said it made him tired to draw his
salary SO often. "-Chcinnati Tribune.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

One Of the city's bright LAWYERS
said clever thing the ler day. lie
was seated with a group of friends
and one Of the parties present persisted
in monopotzing more than his share
of the conversation. As the men SEN
arated one of them said to the LAWYER:
"That--knows a great deal, doesn't
hc?" Yes" replied the lawyer; "he
knows entirely to much for one man;
he ought to be Incorporated. Chicago
Mail.
MANDY" said Farmer Corntossel.
as he set down bucket of spring wa.
ter and leaned against the doorpost,
amt the Goddess of Liberty a fe.
male?' "'Course." "Ain't Queen Vie.
toria lady?" Certainly" "Ain't
all our ships called she?7 "Invaria.
bly," Amt the statoo of freedom in
the feminine gcnder?" Otis" well.
what do you 'manciapated women
want, anyhow. the earth?" Credit
Lost
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
SHOES.

We can't forget the children This SUNNI
they are the best that have ever been on nj
market; there is a larger variety to selection
both IN tan and black. Don't forget the "Ol
Carlisle Shoe"
We also carry very large assortment
Trunks, Satchels, Telescopes. Valises AMI
Umbrellas and most everything you can I'M
in first-claSs shoe establishment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
SHOES FOR M EN-.

Gentlemen, when you think OF purcha,D,
ior yourself pair of those Fashionable Tan
shoes which are all the 90 this season E5T
give us call and you will find the ane;
stock to select from in the city" Styes, We
Will give you ain idea; there is the needle nc
cadllly, opera, razor toes and many Others. in
all colors Of Tan you can possibly think Of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
j. & T. COUSINS,

handmade Oxfords which sell by their ranp,o.
ton. you will find after wearing TO be The he's,
Oxford you ever had on your foot. they are rsr'
feet beauties on the feet and as soft as a gl5ya
II you are troubled with those uncomlortab.s
hts, which you are always COMPLAINANT sir
ping i'll the heel, or too tight here lrthfra tryp
pair of these which we recommend 81 higflv
we guarantee satisfaction Now We can Tx
YOU these styles in any color, Tans or Baes,
for Women, Misses and Children