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WHRELTNa DAILY INTELLIGENOER FRIDAY OCTOBER IS 1885

March rs, Brownies yS. II. q. Richards
Oct, 80, Dec, IL, Fob. ., March II. Name
less vs., pai,iosi Oct, 81, Dec 10, Feb,
o, March 10, Mu'eO W. Press Club; Nov.
!, Dec, 20, Feb 7, March 20, Independ.
enls Va, Beabouls.
Third, tenth, seventeNnlh and twenty.
iourth weeks-Nov. 5, Dec. u, Fob, IL,
March -, lirnwnici vs. NAmelass; Nov,
o, Dec, -, Fob, Il, March Is, Daisies
vs., II, g, Riehnrasi NoY.j, Dsc, 90. Feb.
10, March 20, AlulrO W. BaNbuuts; Nov,
S, Dec, ~, Feb, "A, March "a, Iudepepd.
ont,vi, Press Clnh,
Fourth, eleventh, eighteenth and
twonty.liilh WsekI--NoW -, Dsc, 81,
Feb, Is, March 81, Brownie, ys. Musssi
Nov -, Jan, |, Fob, 10, april !, DaislOa
vs., independents Nov. II, Jan, 2, Feb,
-, Anril ., II. 4, Richards W. Press
Club Nov, 10, Jan, 5, Feb. ~, April .,
Namelels W, Bsabouts,
Filth, twelfth, nino,ennth and twenty
sixth weeks-Nov 10, Jan, Z, teb, %,
April Z, II, O. Richards ". beabou.a;
Nov, 20, Jan, 0, Feb, 9B, Aprlls Brown
les W., InlSpendsnlsi NV. 81, Jan, s,
Fob, 81, Aptil $, NamelsSs W. MuseS;
Nov, 30 Jan, 70, Feb, %, April 10,
Daisies vs., pte's Club.
sixth, thirteenth, twentieth and
twonty'seyenth weOks--Now 20, Jan.
ID, March l, April Is, Browpies W..
Press Clubs Nov q, Jan, II, March 3,
April IL, NNmCleM W, Independents !
Nov, %, Jan. 10, March 8, April 10,
Daisies vs.. BaabNuts; Nov, %, Jan, II,
March q, April II, II, y, Richards VS..
Muses,
Seventh, fourteenth, twonty.frst and
tWonty.eighth wSoks-D6c. Q, Jan,
., March IL, April %, NAmeleII Ys.
lreSs Club; Dec. 1, JAu, 81, March u,
ApFil - Brownies W, BsNhonia; Dec.
o, Jan. %, March IL, April -, II, q,
Richards Va. independents Dee. 6. Jan.
u, March II. April %, Daisies vs.. Mu,G0.
On account ot tho league organizing
with eight instead Of ten clubs the prize
list was revised 40 follows: First team
prize, SiO;second, S90;third. SIS; fourth,
$40. High average prize each club, $40,
High average prize, entire league, $50 !
second, $40. High score prize, entire
league, $50; second, Sl6; third, So
Total prizas, $40.
Tho rolls OF membership OF the saw.
eral teams follow, some OF them being
incomplete:
Browuies-G. Il, HOryoy, Jake Dahin.
den, NJ. J. O'NoiIl, II. A. Adams, +. j.
Kug,en, b. 5. Mcclure, James Ewing.
NamslsSs-H. l. Campbsll, Vim.
Hanilan. Cha. Hamilton, ]. H. Wells,
Howard Atkinson, VIM. Manning, +,
l. CarenhRpor Dan BoWlin,
IL. q, Rlchards-F. Thompson, win.
lam Knoke, Il. NJ. Archer, Sam Usel.
ton, Louis Duga, Joseph L. Rhess,
Harry BearlOy, II, C. Richards, William
Il. Claior, John W. Kindlebarger.
DAiSiSs-W. r. Stevenson, W. Il,
Wells, w. A. Bloomfield, Guy Scott,
larry Whitaker, Charles Annex, j, L.
Day:
independents McCAuslaud, @. Wood,
Irv. " God, MUM, Stanley.
BeabouIs-Alsx Turner, Long and
four others.
MuIes-Lee Woods, Gus Weilzol,
Charles Lamb, ClRrance Laird, W, b,
Day, 4. NJ. Statlor.
Press Clnb-JoIephC. Borland, Harry
V. Arklo. Perd Wingertsr. Joe Weitzel,
W. p, Robinson, Fritz ColmRr, Harry
TFayis
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MAItrlN,4 nEI.lsY.
flaps mud SIl.hpp' IN thc Thriving CITY
Across tbs River

Iaps mud Ml.hPp' IN tIc Thriving CITY
Aero" tbs River
Tho Chattanooga pRnOrS gAvO tho In.
dependents and tho bolt good send oil
tho dry tho boys stopped there on their
return hons. Tho chief Of tho Chat.
lnnooga Gro department tnst tho boyb
nj the dopoi, congratulated them aud
asked permission to havo tho trophy
exhibited In ono Of tho store windows,
This was done and tllnro was A crowd In
front OF tho window oil tho llnO II was
on exhibition. II was hh0Wn IN several
southern towns bOIorO tho race,
Tho concert aud entertainment 10 10
glyOn At tho opera house this OyOninp,
Indor tho auspices Of tina ladisS oil tho
prosD yiOfIan church, Ii dOioryIng oi n
lafyu crowd. Sumo u tile bNAt talent In
Martins Forty, DVllAlrO aud Wheeling
will iRko part
NJ. aud Mn. Thomas Y. MCGrow, ri
Sptnglloll,wllO havU boon Visiting Mrs
l.nry wood on ihOlr return from tho
east, loft iof smithllOld Yesterday.
Their son, Frank MCHrCw, married the
youngest daughter Of Con A'A Hush.
ncll, tho Republican candidate for gov.
Ofnoh
Rev. Van u Bennett, tho KAnSaS
cyclone, will talk temperance In tho
United Presbyterian church on Rntur.
day evOning lie 10 accompanied nv
Prof. IIuckin5, Of Nebraska, WHO Is said
10 DO quito Singer
Albert JOHNSON, NJ ubofIn. was In
town yesterday. iiO IL Waiting lila
mollyct.ln.lNw, Mrs, lIobsccN ] OnkIns, NJ
MI Pleasant
Some young men rented flyO rooms al
tho corner Of Third aud walnut streets
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KNOWLEDGE

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met with tho approval Of tho medical
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syup Of l'irl IN fof sale by all drug
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Co. only, Whose nnmo lBprnlod OH Cyory
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and being we'll Informed, You Will no.
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NEW YoRK, Oct 1.-THE contests at
Morris PARK to-day were interesting as
rule, and the attendance was good,
In the WiIheTs StRkes, Lucania took
the lead and held II to the end, alter y
hot brush with BrahdyWlne and
Gotham, Summary;
First, I've turlonGI-MArIiau won
Right Royal sscOndi lsonndSman, third.
Time, 1851,
Second, milo and q iurloug-BeImar
woni BRIhampton second Lamplightsr
third. lime, l;57.
Third, six lurlOnvs-Harry Reed won !
Walter secondi Preston third. Time,
l:l4.
Fourth, the Withers Slake', one mile
-LuoAniR won; BrandyWine second
Gotham third, Time, l;4li.
Fifth, six furlongS-SL Agnes won
Bon Ami Socondi Colt third. lime,
l;l2!.
Sixth, mile--lna won; ArAphos sec
ondi Second Attempt third. Time, lag.
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DENVER, Oct, lL-About 5000 peOplo
attended the opening day OF the Ma
tionAl Circuit /. A, W. races held on
the Denver Wheel Club track to-day,
The Denver ClaSS y quad team, Stone,
SWanbrOugh, Dickson aud Conibear,
went mile In l;47 4.5. reducing tho
worlds record from li5I. Harry
Clark wont against the ons milo un-
paced worll's record oi9;l0 fat hold by
4, u, Hughes, Of Denver, He made tile
distance IN 2;0j 10,
Summary;
Hall mile, opsn, class BE. o. Bald,
ljO, NJ Murphy, 81 4. COOperS, Time,
l;0S 20,
One mile, quad pncsd--o, @. Collins,
IL h A, DIlzell, q John Green, QheY'
sRne, 8, lime, 9;O2 rs, beating the
worlds class A composition record Of
9;0l 10, held by q, Il. Newton, Of STAT
ford Springs, Macs.
TWo.thirls mile, class B--Bald, !
Murphy, q Y. s, wells, .. lime, lay.
One milo handicap, class LIB, u.
Bird, ST, Paul, lO0), il II. s, Hale, Dem
yer, 1907, 2; u, !, himstrset, Denver,
(l90), 3, Time, 300 SO.
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MLN.hILis.
All Sort. OF Local Sew, and Gossip from
tho GlH,, cts

All Sorts OF Local N"w' and Gossip from
tho GIU,' Cltn
There arc two young mon locked up
here on a charge OF brutality, not often
heard OF in civilized communities. They
have been skinning dead horses aud
selling tho hides, hut business getting
little slow thoy went down to SHADY
side on Tuesday aud told August Cline
they had bought the horse ne had hired
from a man named Woods at Pinch Run.
Cline gave tho horse up and the two
Young bruJea brought 1t up to the COM
mons, whore thOy killed II, skinned II
aud sold tho hide to Il dealer With
the money they got drunk aud were ar
rested and tholr deed was discovered,
Thor names are Frank Good and Dan
McCloud. They will have hearing be-
fore Squire Mason this morning.
The game Of baseball between a
Masonic nine and n nine OF Knights OF
Pythias on the commons resulted IN
score Of Is to II in favor Of tho fret
named, with only seven innings played.
William George and VIII " hite were
umplraJ Tho winners madO ten runs
In the fret two inuings and thea al
lowed It'd" Hratherington to pitch Tor
the X. T. nine and after that time only
made Ave runs, while the others made
nil OF their scores. 1t was a friendly
contest, but had much spirit in It.
Oscar Poorman was given a hearing
beiors Mayor Dubois yesterday on the
charge Of shooting with intent TO Kill,
but the mayor reserved his decision.
Scott Iavilla will be given hearing 10.
dAy, Tho testimony Yesterday tcntla&
10 chow that Lavillo fred Grst and that
Poorman shot in defense OF himself.
Tho other aide will DO brought out to-
day.
Judge Robert NJ. Eaton. Of ST. Glars.
vile, a member OF the Board Of Elec'
lion Supervisors, WA hnro yesterday
consulting J. A. Greenfield, another
member, as to tho appointment OF
judges and clerks for the election.
]. L. Blackburn went to tho rural
part OF tie county yesterday, whore he
10 booked for several speeches in the
next ton days along with others Mad.
AldrOdge accompanied him GU hand
shaking tour,
There will be dollar experience
social at tho Frat NJ. y. church this
eyening--thnt Is, each one is to tell how
they secured tho dollar recently con-
tributod.
Rev. John T. Foster prints paper all
his own, called "rho ReClor's Assist.
ant" lilo does all tho mental and me-
chanical work himself,
DR.. i. ;. Mcclellan is sick at his
home, and II 10 feared his nliliction Is
serious, but his friends are hoping for
the best,
Competition among local coal dealers
has brought tho price down. bnt, no is
usnAIiy tho case, tho quality Is much
complained oil.
Quitsa company OF Enllsiro people
will go tp Marine Ferry TIL, evening to
attend an OntcrlpinmonL
James Kinney and wife went 10 bel.
mont yesterday TO attend the wedding
OF relative.
Mr' Maggie Hartman, Of Allegheny
Ia visiting friends in this city and
vicinity.
Mercer Is to pitch for Win Whites
team in tho ball gamo on the Island
to-day.
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SAUaus, MASS, Oct. lL,-ReSults;
2;OS class, pNciug-Barney won first,
second aud fourth heats and race.
Time, 2'l7, 2;lS!, 2:l4t.
2ilS class, trOt Diminished Prince
LayRlard won frat aud Lhird heats.
lime, 2;ls4, EAST. Katie Mac won
second and sixth heats in 2:20!, 2;20i,
Lady Watson won fourth aud hItn
heSts in 2;i9i, 2:2o.
9;l3 clasI unfinished Caprice won
irsl heat In 2:l6l. Fred S. won second
mont In 2ilBl.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to tleinrr The system and kept the
blood pufc. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR UIgud or powder
rel alI the benefits Of a mild aud pleasant
laxative and tonic that puriIIcs the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
mofc Than this; SIMMONS LIVER RrGu.
LHTOR regulates The liYet Keeps II active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
good condition you find yourscItitee from
Malaria, BIIousness, Indigestion, SltE.
IrlIathc and ConsiIpni.0n and ND Of
that worn out and detllIialcd feeling,
These nc M caused Ny sluErlGh well
Good Digestion aHd freedom liem stomach
lfoubls, wiIl only be had when The lvct
K rfpprtly work II troubled with any
Of these complaints ily SIMMONS llYl X
REGULATOR. Wv, King ol Liver hltlI.
tIheg, and Better than Pulls,
eC-EvEIlY rAClSAGEN~
HAS ihc n Stamp In rcd I'M wrnpp'
jill. Ecllin a. Co, phllRrI'
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ROLF Go 2ANI.
Telephone 500 90 FOURTEENTH ST.
FOR SALE.

Farm IS ceres II Rcrc' bottom land, on Little
Crave creek, 81 miles south Of city, cheap, on
Ca,y terms, 81 $50
Fam. 70 acres ~ miles east Of city, easy
terms, 500
Farin - acres, 20 scres creek bottom, milel
east OF CltT, easy terms Si,OJj,
Farm, iGi acres. 6miles east oil city.
Farm, rs acres fronting on saIlnnM road,
miles east Of tue City. Easy terms, S55D
ratln 80 acres, = houses and orchards. 'front.'
Ing on river u miles south Of tho cilyi VorY
chcap. $ 500.
Farm, 20 acres. miles east Of the city.
splendid iarIn, 80 acres, on RUundbottom
iOJacres Of sane river bottom. SIS pet acre.
Farm III 100 acre, On RnnndbOiIon.
Farm. Is acres, BelInon, county. s miles wes.
oinlty, $500
oic.S s1j91
Farm, acres / ; miles east OF city with new
cightroomed house
Farm. >! acres, mile from Elm Grove
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In tho south Side I.saguo series from tho
Novice Crowd. 80
The games between the Standard and
Novice teams of tho South siiO Bowling
League last evening. on the FOttO alleys,
weto ycry intere.lne. RILhonsh no Iargn
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FOR SALE, SPECIAL.

ChRplue street property, near Eleventh street
Six rjomrd 6Fice house Lot IS feet trout
Price $500 for ley days only
Twelfth street property, Iuar Mood street Lot
~ b. 10 feet wis two huu.tl. Well rented
Pays 10 per cent on price asked.
sweeney foundry lots, % or O'loot front, on
easy terms, Buy before an advance Is put on
them.
Fifteenth street property, two houses, brick,
six rooms each. Wei ftr,od. Price $500 Be-
tween EOa and Jacob streets.
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AsTOvcningtho
captains Of tho
clubs ontorod for
tho winter seriO0
Of tho MusOe
Bowling League,
hold u meeting
at tho hiu'co
alloys and com.
plctod arrange.
ncnts Tor tho
opening oil tho
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FL PAso, 1rxAs, Oct. l7.--Diipalchos
received from Hot Springs this after.
noon encourage the idea that tho Cor.
hett.filzsimmon fight may bo pulled
OF in Jnarez, Mexico. Tho manage
mert will make no official announce
mpnL
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A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK
Probable that tho Big Battle will
Occur at tho Springs,
C0RBlTT ARRESTED YESTERDAY

Aud tina IIaboas Corpus Proceedings
May Settle tho Question so far as
Arkansas is CONGRATULATIONS NJ
Ls1lHGton-NIusOo Rowling LeAguO
orgaulzes-ph@aIx Defeat Browo,
les for summer Rowling Champion.
ship,
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TnERg aro many COOL reasons why
you should use Ono Minute Cough
Cure. 1hUru Rtn no reasons why you
should not, II In need Of help. The only
harmless remedy that produces imno.
diatu rOsult'. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, u. i. Peabody, Bonwool,
and Bowie 4 Ca. lirldrrnort O u
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team SCORES weru made an either side,
The second game was NJ close as II could
possibly DO, tho Standards losing tho
game on u margin Of only one pin. Had
Plankoy made an even 100 the game
would have been tic, Tie score:
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GENERAL NOTICES.
pEDEMpmoN OF BONDS Of
" IDA, OF isl

DEBEMPuON OF BONDS OF
Az LDAS OF 1881.
wiuILSO w. Va, October IL, lS2S
The following bonds VI the loan Of 1891 have
this dav htcn drawn ny lot according 10 otdi'
nance, n'ii will b, redeemed on nnl after Tue
dutdlv Oi November, lN5 lt lhu Bank OF tho
ohio Valley igtctg,t On tbs Samc ceases on
Nnmb,tg 600, lf5, i0I, 500, sc, $50, ilS,
4U5, 6Ss, uDi. fas, 3NS, isB, agi. hgt, OiH,
ain, 3gI, 6OS, iUf, az, iOa, III, "a, 81,
ma. UUG, GpH, 5t4, zoo, iUJ. ON, 10, b1H,
~, G6i, ilg, SO, SIC. I'O, 800, 100, IN,
Tai, 6DG, 10. I5D, aIG, lpi, as, $50, SOB,
ia, Isf, ~, 5B, III, 800, $50, Onc hun
dfct diI'B each.
Sumb.fbip FlvN hundred dollars
Nutnb5ts AIl, Dol, one lhulnnl dollars
each. w. u SIMPSON
JULIUS POLLOCK,
r. T. 1GrsUN,
ncil Commissioner, Lnan OF lNl
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Mr, Geo. l.. Smith, OF tho Geo l., Smith
Mantol Co., Louisville, Ky, writes Fob, 20,
1901; "For abou. year was terrible sut-
fercr from heart trouble, which got 50 bad
was oOlgte TO sit up In bed TO get my
breath. had TO abandon business and
could hardly crawl around, My friend, Mr.
Julius O, YoFht, ono Of our leading pharma-
clsts, asked mo to try DR.. Miles Eeart Cure,
had used little moro than '. bottle when
tho pain ceased and palpltatIons entirely
disappeared, | have not had tho slightest
trouble since, aud today am attending to
business as regularly as over"
Sold BY druggists everywhere. Book on
Heart aud Nerves sent free. Address Dr.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

IIOnsosand residences On easy terms,
s reefs,
Farms and building lots,
siuu'y To loan OtTvaI estate,
uu,rS Tor rent,
We will soil YOU house on the iultAll.
meat plan,
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
l9.D hIAkMET hTREET.
FOB RENT.
No. cal Main street, room,, bolh gases : s.,

No. C3l Main street, rooms, both gases,
# :::#: i;:: Is
~ n d G gss s@ss"o 'oo.~ % IL %
No, 2'2j Fol street, rooms .,..,,,,n,,,..,, ~ %
10, 70 Seventeenth street, T0Oned house u o.
40. l71 Seventeenth street. . yO0mcd house ! 90
\ 1865 ArCU.lDCh street rOOnrd house 10 %
Crescent Place fo6met house ...,.r4,.., %
So. ~ Main street, rooms, ..-,. ...,,,,.. %
No 800 Jacob street, iro1ni.,.,.,-,,, ..,.u,. %
so. 2lDi Main street. rUugi' ....-,....,... %
Mission sunday School Bl.liing, Eigh.
vclHh street. rooms %
No. .llG Alley A, 90
M. So Market street. r0qmud hOuse,,,... %
Main aud TwUntY'GTst street, Store rooms
Ground near Terminal depot.
Vacant lots on Elizabeth street
No. 3li2 Market succt.....,. .....,.,..,...... %
-Four houses, Pleasant Valley.
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HARRY j. FINK G. BRO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Telephone G87. Nh. IIt3 Market Street,
FOR s. ALE.

FOR SALE.
Lot 1t Pleasant Valley 10 feet front, on pike,
unsuhir IN every respec. aad you can get bar
gliH 10 now,
The property EOutheGs, corner Fifteenth and
Jacob NTcHh This IS very choice location.
The .bn,lne" property II. u 10 Main street This
viii field a good Income,
The store foOu aud dwelling at $50 Jacob st.
Angw l:.Toomed house, with all mode i'm
prlycnents, water, gas, house heated with mod
les, two minute, walk irOIl motor line Station,
and sl,b0J viii buy H.
BeIVcdero lots ON monthly payments.
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FOR sALE
Real estate Of every description.

WANTED.
woman to wash, iron and do general house
WORK
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Mr'. Maggie lIardman, Of Allegheny,
Ia visiting friends in this city and
vicinity
Morccr Is to pitch for Win Whites
team in tho ball game on the Island
To-day.
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which made IL q comfortable at.

which made it q comfortable At.
At the second turn they were thrown,
against the side OF the barrel, and be-
fore they had turned half dozen times
they were sorry they hadn't taken
Uncle Johns word for IL and not tried
it themselves. Over and over they went,
bruised and beaten about till they were
almost insensible, and there was no way
of stopping their steed until the foot
of the incline should be reached.
Had they been capable of hearing they
would have heard n great shout from
Tom Winters and have wondered what
Ii meant. When the barrel was about
half way down it struck large stone,
which, instead of stopping it, turned its
course to the west, and Tom was horri-
fled to see it steering for the pond. Tho
water wasn't very deep, but even In
shallow water two boys cooped up in a
barrel stood very little chance of saving
themselves. 1t was then that Tom
shouted, and. taking to his heels, fol-
lowed the misunderstanding tub as quick
as he could run. But, of course, he
could not reach the pond before the bar
rel. The boys inside were unconscious
of their danger, but they were not un-
conscious of the many somersaults they
had turned, nor of the many bruises
they were receiving.
With crash and bang the old tub
came in contact with another large
stone, and in n minute the new convey
nnce was in fragments, and the boys,
followed by some of the stavcs, were
thrown into the pond by the impetus
which they had gained. Fortunately,
TOMS call had been heard by Uncle
John, and he was on the spot in mar
yelously short space OF time, consider
ing what a sedate bachelor he was. It
was well that he had not entirely for
gotten his athletic training, too, for the
poor, bruised boys would have found ID
very hard work to get themselves out
OF the water, and Tom Winters couldn't
swim. In fact, there was not square
inch of space on their bodies that was
not black and blue.
Uncle John was blamed for this adj
venture because he had suggested it by
his story. He says even If the boys are
his nephews, they are the most stupid
pack themselves in tight and select q
smaller and less stony hill for their ride.
Frank Nj. Crane, in Boston Globe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-11-07
HOW TO BREATHE.
Points Given on This Important Matter by
an Old Gentleman.

Points Given on This Important Matter by
an Old Gentleman.
An old gentleman gave good advice
TO young lady who complained of
sleeplessness. He said: Learn how to
breathe and darken your room COM
pletely, and you won't need any doc
toring."
Learn how to breathe! I thought
that was one thing we learned before
coming into world SO terribly full of
older things to be learned" the insom-
MAC said, ruefully.
son the contrary, not one in ten
adults knows how to breathe. To
breathe perfectly is to draw the breath
in long, deep inhalations, slowly and
regularly, so as to relieve the lower
lungs of all noxious accumulations.
Shallow breathing won't do this.
81 have overcome nausea, headache,
sleeplessness, seasickness and even
more serious threatenings by simply
going through breathing exercise
pumping from my lower lungs, as it
were. all the malarial inhalations of
the day by long, slow, ample. breaths.
Try it before going to bed, making
cure of standing where you can inhale
pure air, iand then darken your sleep
ing room completely. We live too
much in an electric glare by night.
If you still suffer from sleeplessness
after this experiment is fairly tried, /
shall be surprised. RAMS Horn.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-11-07
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TUBING ADVENTURE.

Jack and Ted Had n Little More Fun
Than They Bargained For.
when was boy" said Uncle John
rs he sat on the porch and watched the
sun go down behind the hill, II man
aged to have pretty good time up
here on the farm. How do you find it,
boys?"
1--WE do too" said Ted. II guess there
aren't many things that we haven't
tried, are there, Jack?"
We've been here only week." re-
piled Jack, land we know every corner
of the farm, and we've tried every way
of excitement. We have great fun
sliding down the ice house roof and
bringing the cows in and riding the
horses down in the field. Did you live
here when you were a boy, Uncle
John?"
"Why, of course" said their uncle. 81
was born and brought up here, and IL
my business wasn't in japan I'd be here
every summer of my life. I'd like to be
boy again with you and show you
all the pranks used to play. Wouldn't
you enjoy rolling down hill in the cask