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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-17

secretary nerueru WILL not go on mis-
vacation until the end OF July.
The gold reserve is still hanging
around the s1o7, 100000 point.
OF Sa.261, PA coined last month by
the government, S!,75o,o0o was gold.
Classification of pension Office en-.
ployes for the civil service has been
completed.
The two new revenue cutters have
been named the Walter Q. Gresham and
Daniel Manning.
1t is stated that now, instead Of 8
majority Of the army being foreigners,
thev are Americans
The revenue marine commanders
have been ordered to display the Unit
ed States flag on their vessels.
The agricultural department did not
spend all its appropriation last year
and returned over $500, 900 to the treas.
ury.
Senator Bill Chandler is said to be
training to receive or get the republi-
can vice presidential nomination next
year.
The monthly public debt statement
places Uncle Sans financial obligations
at 81 ,OO6, 900, 900 exclusive of treasury
notes.
Secretary of War Lamont and Gener'
al Scho6eld are trying to select site
for a big military post in the Puget
Sound country.
Application to esta blish the CONNER
cial National bank Of Eufaula, Ala.
has been received at the treasury de.
partment-
Attorney-General Harmon yesterday
appointed Lee Cowart, assistant United
States district attorney for the northern
district Of Alabama, vice ]. c. Hawkins,
deceased.
Discussion OF the last presidential
ba by recalls that the first White House
infant, now an aged woman, is a clerk
on meagre salary in the treasury de-
partment.
Benjamin Harrison Milliken, secre-
tary to Senator Harris, was indicted
for house-breaking on complaint OF
Miss Gertrude Phillips. whose room he
entered at night.
Congressional Librarian Spatford. at
Washington, says that the printing OF
the Declaration OF independence under
a copyright shows that the copyright
laws need amending.
It is hinted that the repu ublican and
democratic executive committees will
soon hold conference with view OF
putting off the next national conven-
tions until September, to head off
bleeders.
The treasury gold reserve decreased
Saturday sl5s,s standing at the close
Of business at slo7,4l0, 4Ol. The loss,
it is stated, was by heavy gold pay
ments on government account at San
Francisco
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Cholera is epidemic in Japan.
Mexico will test ALBANIA coke
Peru refused to apologize to Bolivia.
Yellow fever is epidemic at Porti
Rico.
Earthquake shocks were felt in Aus
tria Tuesday.
Russia's iron output was about l,5oO,-
900 tons last year.
China, with population Of 4oO, O,ooo,-
900, has only 100 doctors.
A bottle lis feet high will be on ex-
hibition at the Bordeaux exposi ion,
a plot against the Cars life was dis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-17
YOUR NAME IN PRINT.

Mrs. J. 7. Stukcs, who has been very
III, is now conva e$cent.
Miss Qainny Shuler of El'oree is VS.
iting relatives in Manning.
Miss Lily Mlkeil, of Edisto, is in Man
ming is visiting Miss jamie Mcdowell.
Miss Gertrude Bond. OF Columbia. is
visiting the family Of Mr.. Joseph Sprott.
Mrs. o. Y. Owings, Of Columbia, has
been visiting the family of Mr.. II. D.
Powder.
DR.. 4. &. Loryea viii spend to-day
and tomorrow IN Columbia to attend
meeting of the State Board Of Pharmacy.
of which be is a member
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-17
Water has been turned on in the eXposi-
t;o,, 1,lxa h+1o,4o II woo c,,rac Sftaan

! Water has been turned on in the exposi-
ton lake, Atlanta. 1t measures fifteen
acres and is divided into two bodies.
The state department will not allow
the original declaration of indepen-
dence to be taken to the Atlanta Expo
sition.
Fears of an outbreak among strik-
ing miners in West Virginia have sub
| sided and the militia has been dis
missed
The comptroller OF the currency has
given authority for the reorganization
OF the Commercial National bank Of
Eufala, Ala
Kentucky populists have put out a
state ticket. Hon T. S. Petit. of
Owensboro, has been nominated for
governor.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Fail
road Company will make a grand dis
play at the Cotton States and lnterna-
tional Exposition.
The state chairman of the democratic
committee Of Kentucky has requested
and keep out of the fight.
In Darlington county, S. c., ]. e.
Clements, began curing a barn Of to-
bacco June 26. That looks as it he
could raise two crops year.
Wesley O'Gonnor, Georgia superin-
tendent Of deaf schools, has been made
president Of the American Association
of Teachers in session at Flint, Michi-
gan.
New Orleans merchants have aban-
doned their steamship line to San Fran
cisco, the Southern Pacific having made
satisfactory readjustment OF freight
rates.
A mob searching for horse thief
| fred into the house of q negro named
Young, at Mount Pleasant, Texas, kill
ing an eight-year-old child and fatally
woundinR its mother.
T. NJ. Searcey, the Henry county
man who was convicted at Montgomery
of using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses, has been sent to the Kings county
penitentiary at Brooklyn.
Governor McCorkle has been in re-
ceipt OF several messages from the
strike region in West Virginia, all CT
which state that everything is quiet
and that there is no probability OF
trouble at present.
The Fayetteville Independent Light
Infantry, Of Fayetteville, n. c., the
oldest military organization in the
state. will celebrate its 102nd anniver-
sary on Esd Of August by grand ex-
cursion to Wilmington.
Mr.. Yves Hodnett, plowed up all the
cotton he had planted a few weeks ago
and planted the land in corn and peas.
Mr. Hodnett has no cotton. has invested
his cotton-raising money in yearlings
and is the happiest and easiest man in
Alabama.
In Tennessee court Judge Clark
held that the Railway company and
Defendants Huff and others, being res
idents of Georgia and as there was no
personal service against defendants,
that this court has no jurisdiction and
the plaintiffs case was dismissed
THROUGH THE NORTH.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-17

The Union Mutual policies giving the benefit of the
be forfeiture insurance
IEE UNION MUTT
Has been in business during which paid policy
holders - F'N0'
its receipt satisfactory proofs discount
There
The Union Mutual Policies
Are the most liberal offered the public They inconteabl
ana naval services in times Of excepted After the three
Law" the provisions OF which
THE UNION MUTUAL
purely mutual
them maximum benefits security being
paid salaries and
- ~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-17

The Cleveland baby is doing well.
The Nicaragua canal commission is
coming home.
Sixty-one fourth-class postmasters
were appointed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
ExECUTRIx NOTICE

ENECUTRIX NOTICE
This Is 10 give notice, that the subscriber has
obtained nom the Orphans Court of Frederick
County. Maryland. letters tesizmentsry upon
the estate OF
WARNER G. WELSH,
late az Frederick County. deceased. All per,
sons having claims against the said decesseo
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, w1in
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated. 10
the subscriber. ON or before the .sh day %
November, 1875 they may Otherwise by law DC
excluded frusn all benefits 81 said estate
All persons indebted TO the deceased are re-
oueSted TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand. this eth day o.
MARY CLARE WELSH,
Executrtx.
CASPIAN NJ. THOMAS, Agent. lnayIo-St-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

illegal beating now on the increase. That
IS the beating We must put an end % in
the principle Of fighting for peace when
Il IS necessary"
The commodore did not determine 20
champion the whipping post without
first making a thorough study OF the
subject. lie found that the Ill treat
nent II women i on the increase IS
a consequence ~ the practical ;mmuni-
y enjoyed by these malefaeiorS. There
is practically no legal way Of getting
AZ them. Nor does the commodore
propose any halfway measures. He
would pillory wife heater whether he
be pauper or millionaire. IN his
opinion wife beating is a prolific source
Of the destruction Of family life. The
children in home where ii is prae-
ticed are utterly demoralized. They
can respect neither father nor mother
The commodore does not find wife
beating practiced in the households Of
the respectable poor. 1t is surprising
70 ind that men Of means and even
Of influence are found who beat their
wives habitualiy, Ii the bill becomes
law there may be general astonish.
ment n the character Of the culprits-
The pillory and stocks will not vary.
TO any great extent, from the prevalent
patterns OF colonial days There is to
be a lagellator connected with the
prisons and punishment will be in.
ficted by means Of leather thonged
whip. The number OF strokes will aver
age ten, and they will not be torturing
biood-brineing blows. although in.
hicted on the bare back. The idea is
that the sting Of the whip will effect a
cure BY arousing in the mind OF the
culprit o sense Of shame and humilia-
ton. There is 70 be no great publicity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
WHIPPING POST.
The Gerry Bill the Beginning of
National Crusade.
Views OF Humanitarian why They Think
the Pnlory and the stocks Are
Destined to Become Familiar
Throughout the Republic.
COPYRIGHT. ls9s1

No propositions 81 legislative
nature have aroused more interest
than the ones tor which Commodore
ElbridEe I. Gerry, New Works famous
yachtSinan. humanitarian and society
leader. has just become sponsor. and
which is nothing more nor less than
the establishment Of the whipping post
in the Empire state Wife heaters are
the malefactors Signalcd ont in par
tieular aS the target for the statutory
fuSillade. The state legislature in
March begins series 81 hearings ac-
corded by special resolution - the ad-
vocateS Of the measure. There seems
10 be every prospect Of is final passage
Gov. Morton Is understood - have no
objections to the idea a. an experiment.
Yet i should no, be thought that this
whipping post proposition : intended
Is local measure simply The Gerry
society has long contemplated an aEita-
ton national in scope. the end Of which
IS the determination 81 the wjte-beater
The stocks and piuory. after long rele.
cation to thciomaiu ~ obsolete things.
promise - become again familiar OBJ
iectS The commodore has received
unexpected support in .hi> new crusade
Of his. From every state in The union
have come resolutions by humane So
cieties expressing hearty sympathy
with The object ~ the bill.
In spite OK the experience 81 the IT.
tie state u Delaware. which has main.
tanned whipping post from colonial
DAYS, the country knows nothing Of the
operations ~ an institution which IS
return to the methods ot our ancestors.
Whipping in the colonies. according TO
our chroniclcrS. was very familiar
mode Of penal correction New Eng
land particularly favored it. the
less heinous otfeu>es against society
being visited by the lash with INDEX.
bility rather than severity. The stocks,
the pillory and the whipping post were
things as commeupla as bread and
butter In Massachusetts whipping was
daily practiced, but Commodore Gerry.
of course does not propose 10 employ
il as theological arcunen; against
heresy, after he good old BAY state
fashion. In the stanch common
weslth 81 John Adams il was found
that fines and Imprisonment were in.
operative a a preventive OF various
minor oifeuSeS. This is the very argu-
ment employed by Commodore Gerry
in support II this proposition az his.
Whipping wsS the usual punishment
FOR ouakerS in New England without
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

Gts;tzc;;o- - sce q sex. sa6 here
sSsln tie otza-1l>.ore makes vzr:a-
ta1 OF he 2ncis2; plan. tx only men
vii y pissed II rs p:lo-y. Men and
women were LEI . the eats "a. n
whss Rowan; Pyle Gals those DAYS
sd kSo5-sei tr6n town % town. Now
ne! VII b seou-eei II p-isoa. Soy
vii the new. saorrgins be IS d-as:ic IS
rs, q to-us- lines wss. Fer women
we-s driven through several sst.e-
neoss N tie 4n- &c .eeie 9: ne seven
sesa hundred yeszs. rsee;ving zen
Issues 81 Intervals o. .he!- haed
hsesS. though tie we3the- VS. biting
ce,6 All :he STOW deep 4: one ptsce
Two eyS:21AG, expressing sympathy
Sor she por wo2ea. were Pr, into tie
s.oscS - suppress their s7io<. Nay. We
-ssG La n Cambridge. Mass, we3,-
81 six,y-6w yea-s .: age was cas-. in.-o
81 without foo; srsi xi,A nothing 70
lie UpoR- This v-ss her pcspaati6a td-
the syoay Ct tAs sSozree. i friend
brosEhi her some milk. when he wa
1as1 and pat tn;o !ae a1e a. Tas
CID wo-1ac uSs whipped t5751-A three
:oTvns " seems she ~sAs s. no.he1-:n-
law
Nav nRnerocs eso-.s are making 70
head cE he eo11oiore's IL by
eircals;ing thrilling saco-a;s = these
horrors. and b dwelling upon tae sus-
te-iS;es q the Puri;snical bius laws
But he numerous advocates O. the
whipping pos: s-e pointing o.; ;hat 81
these needless atrocities VII b elm.
mated RON ihe new ai-.i1;s.-z:io1 q
this punishment. Much importance Is
st,schei b. TIE humane societies
throughout The country 20 the b:u cow
before the legislature Of the Empire
state For efforts s7e being made g
le<2li-e the pillo-y in eight Other
ststes. srd the ATE Of the Gerry biz
VIII se;;,e tbs. q sll the others with
similar intent.
The ve-v po;1t raised s-a;ns: tie
Introduction Q: the whipping past
said Commodore Gerry. when be vas
ssied % gre bis views o. the ooa;7O-
ve-sy. Is the o1s re deem most
wsishty in Is favor II IS pointed out
that whipping 5 human being Is most
inhunan and bS-bs-o=s II tends. We
are told. 70 destroy al sentiments Of
humanity sid 20 bru.slire Is b. tsuit
ia-i,y WITH his degrading form q SUI
fe-inE. Exae.ly Now wires a-e bat
en daily by ru1aniy husbands. ard We
tn6 tha; no ordinary form o: punish
men; av2ils % wipe out the evil Here.
then. We have the very condition a-zirs.
which the opponents q the whipping
pcsSt complain Clearly. thea.ii behooves
rs 70 end this speedily as possible. L
c-s1 Be ended ollv. We think. bv giving
these uslei2cto-S tzs.e a their ovn
medicine We deny that the whipping
post tends 20 degrade o brutalize any
community II Is the crime punished
By the pillo-y that Is the b-us2lizinr
influence We are assured that ii Is not
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Al ols ua- Story Reranpsd

As 3 -eyRnt f soldiers -wss q re
naFeA 70 Gsttysarrg. some q tie So
DIS Stepped 9: q tie -sn.s and CO..
hssated couple Q: seese. and che q
tie GTuune-s Snhesiei h:s irs.--sot
aoi Pu: ;5e captured 63-ds Z .he6-n.
Shortly atie-xa-i tie colonel. rode
efo-g. and. co:icHs the boy, sais.
sharply: WY dent yo1. heat TIA:
dunn ''Cc.c1e..- said tie 6-uc-e-.
1TS-e-1orsly: "lws1:io speak 70 yo1-
Tie oolo1el drew ss;l closer, and. bend
Ing down h;s head. said: We'll, wis:
have you 20 ssy9- The drummer whis-
pe-e3; ''Colouel. I've 90: 5 couple Of
ceese II here The colonel straight
ene3 I'd and E-a7ely said: well, Il
yo1're sick and cant Play. ron needn't
The colonel had rus: goose ira. nigh;
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
The object q the bill & 70 N. . ,

The object q the bill Is TO put stop
70 wife beating rather than 70 punish il.
l; would astonish the average nan to
Learn how greatly the habit Of wife
hesting hiss increased in recen. years.
The rolice courts o: our large cities aze
.dsly crowded By naiasd and bruised
women. who. when they succeed . bsv.
ing their 7ec-ean. spoGses punished,
ind TIA; week In jsu rever satiees
70 secure them immunity from ther
degradation HUMANITARIAN societies
Throughout the country have grsppted
vsinly wish tie problem FOR years, AID
have csusei 70 be collected tie opir ;oos
q experienced committing magistrates
ssd tas;ioes Of tie pesce II 81 the
grea, ci,ies Tbs consensus Of op;ziea
Is tha, wife beating Is everywhere IL
c-easing, a1d that existing penalties
srs 81 vs-y. inadequate
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

ElSE FANCY CRACKERS
L ALLEN ROHRBACK.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

rhe teacher was trying 10 EXPLAIN
some abstract theories to class Of half.
grown boys.
Now, Charles Smith," she said,
what is the highest expression of force
under the control of intelligence"
1t was poser for Charles, and he
looked at her in dumb stupidity, but .
bright-faced boy next TO him didn't.
II know he said eagerly.
We'll" said the teacher, what is
it?"
Its what mother says to pop when
he comes in about two o'clock in the
morning. Detroit Free Press
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

Experienced Tramp-IIello' we're In
luck. hear husband and wife quar-
reling in this house. I'll wait until he
comes out.
Fresh Tnmp-Wot goodll that do9
Experienced Tramp-Tu tell him I'm
p wanderer over the face OF the earth
because can't live with my wife, anG
he'll give me a dollar. Texas SiftingS,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
THE WORLD OF HUMOR.
Some of the Latest and Best Things
From the Pens of Our Most
Noted Funny Men.


In the window of Boston chemist
appears the sign: "Spirits of all kinds
bold here. A joker passing by thought
u would be very funny to so in and ask
him to sell him some malignant
spirits" The chemist. without mo-
ment's hesitation, turned toan assistant
and gave the order in an imperative
tone:
"Thomas, run up to the second floor
and tell my wife's mother 70 come down
at once. Here is somebody who wants
70 buy her. Texas Siftings.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Remem,,er the sahh.th p.r.

Husbsnd-Wite, hand me out NY sun
day coat
WHe0Bu;, my ies-. this IL not Sun
day, Il Is only Saturday.
u know rs only Saturday, bu; I'm
going 70 attend fashionable dinner.
And 1t viii be Suuisy before Set escs.
-Tsmmsnv Times
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
THE NEW WOMAN

-AaS Do Hes 9sslly 1san 70 tel ne
sAst you ,1se ,Ass c:Sa0st:sT-
Nc, 3oa'f exsctly Ike cigarettes
esr-be' 49, - hare p,.og5e sA;u.1
sSllSs tAszs. Gol.1 yor see.'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

TELL me all, " the pastor urged kindly.
IL put button in the contribution
box" She faltered
He smiled.
And did your conscience trouble
yog?" he asked.
The woman raised her eyes earnestly.
"No," she answered. ~ put in the
wrong button and broke o set, and
would like 20 exchange il, Il you please
Detroit Free Press
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
About the she Of 1t.

Mrs. Longnecller (of Squantuck
Cornersl-Who's that drivin' by. I
wonder? declare, believe it's that
Pushington girl, from the city. that's
visitin' ut the Talcotts'. Peek through
the blinds here, Almiry an see I faint.
Miss Almjra Fortysmith- that's
who It's; but who's that sappy-loohin'
little Teller with hero Do YOU s'pose
he's the one that they Ssy's goiu' to
marry her?
Mrs. guecker-Shouldn' wonder
! guess that's her fasco uarper's
Bazaar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

consideration for the criminal which
prompts opposition to the pillory. 1t
is dread that the community will de-
teriorate in altruism as a result of the
spectacles afforded by legalized chaS-
tisement. These arguments. which are
advanced in the best faith and from the
highest motives, am sure. do not re-
gard the bruializing influence Of that
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

NAY TERM 1873.
IN he matter q the Auditors Report filed the
iS,h day o. May ISIS.
ORDERED. Tha. on ths SIN day Of June,
ISIS, the Court viii proceed 70 oct upon the Re
Vo-t OF the Auditor. nled as Aforesaid il the
above cSCse. 70 finally ra,Ify and confirm the
sane, uC.eSS cause 70 the contrary thereof be
shown before said Gay; provided copy az this
order = 10 serted in some newspaper published
il FREDERICK co1niy. for TWO successive weeks
p-.oE u said day
Dated tbs lS,h day OF May. ISs5.
JOHN L. JORDAN,
Clerk q he Clrcuil Court fo- Frederick county.
True copy-Tsst: JOHN L JORDAN.
Clerk.
FRANK l. STONES.
my-2i-St. solicitor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
she MISht Sah I.

~ resd In the pspeT ;hs, Queen vs.
torts never rides n stree, az" ss;i
Mrs SnsSSS
"She need not be st-ssi - Nv IT, ~
Piled Mrs. SnsSSS Almost sos usn
~oald SET p sni give Aisses:,o ,a3v
q her ask. "-FHttsbG-Sh Ch7oaicse-Te,.
eSraph.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
An tuSinuatior.

"The price Of beef Is going up fear.
fully" said the restaurant keeper.
"Iou have no ides Of the prices now
charged Tor choice cuts"
"Humph," said the patron grumpily.
IS he struggled with q refractory steak.
II don't see how that is going 70 sfect
you. SChicago Record
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
NOTICE

No1lcA~ NOTICE
The attention OF parents and teachers is call
ed 70 the law which requires that all children
shall have been duly vaccinated before being
received in any school.
The provisions OF the Act include all schools,
whether public or private, and although il is
believed that il has been rather better OBJ
served in this county than in many others OF
the STATE, yet in the considerable proportion
OF instances il has been disregarded or evaded
Although there does not exist al the present
time single known case OF smallpox within
the limits Of the State, yet II has prevailed in
the United States in q far greater number OF
localities than is usual ST this season Of the
year, and may 81 any time make its appear.
snce in this county.
The law has made fair provision for the COM
fSnSation 10 physicians for yaccinating those
whose means render il difficult to pay the
ususl Zee for such services and pure nd relia.
ele vaccine mattee can be gratuitously procured
nom Dr.. leackle, state Vaccine Agent, al Bal
umore.
Under these circumstances il Is hoped and
believed that the law will be more vigorously
Observed without neceSSitating the enforce
meni OF the penalty attached 10 its disregard
WM. 81. BALTZELL. VI. D..
se92-a County Health o fieer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
rhey 10

Twynn-l think that women. IN in.
vsding the votations q men. should
draw the line 81 the barber business
Triple;t - Why shouldn't they BE-
Come BARRIERS, too Do they no. pos.
sass sll she tonsorial conversational re
cs,rernent >97Iutce.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

Sweo; Giv.-Pspa ssys you can't az.
fora - mary
Ardent IoutA-Nouseuss I car sst $
preacher - perform tae ceremony ~
Two dollars
Swss: Chilean yoag How foolish
papS iS--N y Weekly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

Judge-uow did the man libel YOU?
Applicant for Warrant-He called ne
n beggarly politician, yer honor
JuGgc-Th, wovd beGgsrly IS hardly
HbellouS
Applicant FOR Warrant-It Amt tina;
yer honor; it's the word politician that
l want satiSfaNtion fOr-N. Y. World
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

Mrs. IliShupp ,wearily) = Woman's
work is never dome.
Mrs. Wayupp ,ireari,y'-Too true.
a man may get rich and retire from
business. but woman must 80 on MAX
in and receiving calls 70 the day Of her
Ie4tA.-N. \. Weekly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
4 Rocky Road.

Editor HiVhtone MagaEine-I have
examined your manuscript, sir, and find
it thrilling narrative, which arrests
attention at the start and holds II
epellbound to the end
Struggling Author ,despairinGlyl-
Then, of course, it won't do.-N y.
Weekly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

ClsmSuttls A AiticS. simx. SC. OF Albert :
Aittek, dscd-, vs. Chsries VI. Aitick e.. al
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Her Wish

What do you think oi this portrai.
OF ME, my dear2" asked Witherup
1T IS very smiling and pleasant" said
Mrs Wi,herup
Then she added. wisttully: ~ wish
you'd look like it once in awhile, John"
-Tit-Bits.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Iull Confession.

a story 81 Scotch honesty comes from
Dundee. \ little boy there, a pupil IN
one 81 the schools, had taken the prize
FOR an exceptionally vcll7lrawn map
After the examination the teacher. a
little doubtful, asked the lad:
Who helped you with your map,
James,"
Nobody. sir"
Come now. tell me the truth. Didn't
your brother help you9"
NO, sir; he did it su."-Youth's Com.
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