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Evening journal., 1895-10-10

Tho Two Ecnr Noaclies OF Wall iraii
Were Side swiped and Knocked Into
Gully Conductor miller Was Instantly
KILLED and Ten Seriously Hurt.
MANoR, Pa, Oct l0.-While mail train
No. 49, going west was passing through
this town the two rear coaches jumped
the track, swinging against an east bOunt
train, which struck the passenger car.
with such force as 10 knock them over
40 foot gully against a coal train standing
on the siding
Conductor j. W. Miller OF Derry wa
standing beside his ongino and was in
stantly killed One coach turaod com
pletely over on its side. Mrs. Thomas
Donahuo Of Groonsburg was thrown
through % window, but escaped without
scratch, while her husband, who sat be
side her in the train, wns badly injured.
About ten passengers were seriously in
iurod. John Baker assistant station
agent at Manor, was struck by one of tht
coaches and is fatally injured
Mrs. John Pace of Allegheny was taken
from the wreck in a dying condition
Robert Pitcairn superintendent of the
pitishurg division of the pennsylvania
road, has issued statement saying that
only ono man was killed outright and
that Miss Washington will probably die
lie also furnishes the following list:
The Dead and Injured.
Killed.--John Miller Derry, Pa, freight
conductor
Injured III. Knuoklo, Iohnstown, shoul
der bruised
Thomas Donohuc Grecnsburg, head
lacorntod
Mrs. Margarct Nlctzgar, Irwin, scalp
wound and confusion of tho hip.
Miss Nj. II. James, Johnstown, head
cut
Mrs. S. A. Pace Allegheny body ter
ribly cut and bruised.
John NJ. Baker, Manor, body and shoul.
der bruised
T.. Nestcr Williamsburg, collar bone bro.
ken and back injured.
Mrs. George Robinson, R0adstown, "
j., arm crushed
Jennie Gray Allegheny bruised
Mrs. 5. A. Kelly Allegheny, scalr
wound
Fannie Washington, Allegheny, injured
internally; viii die.
Tho following were badly bruised or
received slight cuts:
NJ. w Webb, Hawkins.
s. vanzandt S76 West Thirty second
street Now York.
H. j. Tune Altoona.
john TRULY, Beaver Falls
G.. r. Strong, Pittshurg
G. g. Montague, Walls Station.
!. B. Ruth Altoona.
r.. G.. Gamble, Allcghany.
Miss 70. r.. Allison, pittshmg.
Rev. Father d. Shanahan, Oilsvulc, Pa.
Miss Martha Black, Williamsburg
Mrs. NJ P..Mcsslor, Canton, his.
ID. B. Stewart, Pittsburg.
Robert Johnston, pittshurg.
George w. Lewis, Wll1inshurg
GoOrpc NJ. Eosnck, pittsburg.
Whom the two renr coaches loft the track,
the forward one of the two was thrown on
its side 90 the loft. IL killed Miller and
plunged down the ombankment aud hridg.
ed % hollow Some of the passengers were
rescued hy being lowered through the
windows Airs. Robinson and her baby
escaped in that way.
Tho forward OF the two coaches had the
most passengers in it, and thcso suffered
most seriously The rear car did not turn
over, but plunged ON one of the coal cars
OF the adjoining freight train
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

Greonville Centre, Saratoga county y.
Y, was raidod by burglars
several persons were seriously injured
10y the explosion OF kitchen range in a
tenement house in New York city.
One woman was suftocated and several
persons badly hurt during a FIRE in a teno-
menJ house In Cincinnati
Miss :. T. Cody a l5-year-old Brooklyn
girl whose fortune of about $50, 600 IS
contested by relatives, has disappeared
John Montague, aged 0l years was
found dead In bed at a Washington hotel,
having been asphyxiated by escaping gas.
Rcv. Father Charles Flahorty. convict
cd o. having improper relations with "a
girl undcr id wears OF age in Gcneseo, n.
T., was sentenced 60 seven years in Au-
hurn prison.
once seventh and X ing. Phone 545.
r T Sergeaui dealer In coal aud wood
tE-A large load OF wood for $3.50
%LsrRe pea coal for family use.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Tao Men Lose Their Lives. and $4,000,
Damage Was Done.


Damage Was Done.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. lO-A FRO caused
by broken electric wire, broke out in
warehouse ID OF the Scaboard Air line in
Portsmouth. That structure was destroy
cd, together with thousands of dollars
worth OF freight stored therein, including
zoo bales Of cotton and nine loaded freight
cars. The warehouse and stayeyard of
Reed Brothors X Co., adjoining, were also
consumed
Two men were cut of from escape and
jumped overheard one Of thom-W. II.
Hall (white)-being drowned. The Old
Dominion steamer Yorktown, which was
in the slip alongside the doomed property,
backed out barely in time to escape the
flames. Dozens of harhor tugs poured
thousands OF gallons of water upon the
fire. but with no pcrcoptble effect. The
ferry wharf and lumber yard interven-
ing repeatedly took fire but tho flames
were promptly extinguishod by streams
from the forryhoats.
Aid was sent by the Norfolk and Bcrk
ley ilro departments and from the United
States navy yard, and these engines with
the Portsmouth nremen, succeeded i'm
combining the flames Co the territory men
toned.
A quantity of nitrate OF soda, the prop
erty of Hon W. II. Grace Of New York,
stored I'm tho Reed Warehouse exploded
with q doafcning report, the concussion
shaking the roofs in that vicinity. The
loss is estimated at $500, 900. AT 1 O'Clock
this morning tho fire was brought under
control
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Anticipate No iroubig ia Delaware.

a special from Denton yesterday says
Wilmer Emory, of Osutreville, who
has worked so indefatigably for
the construction OF the pro
posed Q letn Anne's railroad. was
IN town yesterday looking after Tire
joined later in the day by Chief Eoglneei
rroxell aud a corps ot four assistants
they will at once cOmmencs the
survey from this toWu 90 Green.
wood and finally TO Lewes There will
be no trouble about right OF way ia ibis
e,uuty, and they apprehend 70 difficulty
when they cross over into Delaware
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
No Prize Fighting In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct l0.-Prizo fighting in
Louisville received a knockout blow in
the shape OF an order issued by the board
of public safety to General Taylor, chief
of police. The order is q sweeping one and
will have the effect of stopping all glove
contests In the theatcrs, athletic clubs of
elsewhere within the city limits If enforc.
cd which the board says it will be TO the
lcttor for all time to come. The order
will efectually stop all efforts TO pull oil
the Murphy Griffin mill at the Auditorium
here on next Monday night.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
General arahono,s Funeral.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct lO.-Thc funeral
Of the late Genoral Malone took place
from So. Paul's Episcopal church and was
worry largely attended. The service was
conducted BY Rcv. John 1lidOul, rector
Of Grace Episcopal church. The floral
tributes were very numerous Tho service
no the church over, the remains woro es-
cortcd to Blandford cemetery by the Pc
torshurg Grays Confederate Veterans and
citizens detail of 30 veterans from R.
T. Leo camp and delegations from the
Old GrnY.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
shot = Gray Eagie.

Special Corresuondence Evening journal.
TOWNSEND Oct 10 "A large gray
eagle was killed by Dan MILE, a
colorsd man while out squirrel hunt n :,
yesterday near Harmans Mill pond
The bird weighed nearly nine
pounds ana measured six feet
with wings outsprsGd Harvey
Daniels, local taxidermist, has the body
OF tho eagle, preparlngit 30 thai John
Townsend, who Is we'll khowk cit'zsn
aud leading member of lodge Of Kpights
OF Golden Eagles can present the stuffed
specimen TO his order
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Train wrecl,er. Used Dynamite.

CINCNNATL oct l0-An attompt was
made at Cochrane, Ind. TO wreck the
Baltimore and Ohio southwestern express
which left horo for ST. Louis. The engine
struck a dynamite cartridge which had
hoen fastened tO the inner rail. Engineer
HiqsOn and his fireman were badly stun
ned. Great damage was done TO the On
ginc. Fortunately the ears did not leave
the track. Tho motive of the attempt was
evidently robbery.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
a MARKED MAN.
Counterfciier Firestine Says the Gang Have
Tried to Murder Him.

Counterfeiier Firestine Says the Gang Have
Tried To Murder Him.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct iO.-David Fire
stine of Landisyille, n. j., who several
weeks ago furnished tho United States
secret service bureau with information
that led to the arrest OF an alleged gang
of Hebrew oountcrfeitcrs is afraid that
the mombors Of the gang will take his
life. Firestino appeared at the United
States marshals Office and asked 20 be
granted permission TO carry arms 20 pro
tcct his life Fircstine said
81 know that / am marked man.
Mombors of the countcrfeitors' gang have
sworn to take my life. Three of them
made an unsuccessful attompt to Ontcr
my house on Tuesday night last for the
purpose of numbering mo. ] am the only
witness against them, and il they could
get me ont Of tho way they would all be
set free.
The six alleged counterfeiters-troo
berg, Rosengarten. Friedman, Friend
burg, Silbcumnn and Frankel-had "a
further hearing before United States
Commissioners Craig. Five were bound
ovor To court undor 1000 bail. Green
berg was held undor 81, 600 bonds.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
4 sninldn Ii sl,lnnn-

NEW YORK, Oct l0.-Park Policeman
Frahu was in Union square when boy
came up to him and said he had taken
laudanum. He had just como from Bos.
ton, he said, had no money and was tired
of life. The policeman took him TO the
New York hospital, where, after an ex-
animation, the physicians said that ne
would not die. The boy said that ho was
6 years old and that his name was Hen.
~ Durfon
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
me ChleweII eniI. With ON

The British steamship Chigwell,
Captain J H leighton, cleared TO day
for Dover, E1gland. with 6l9, 1912 gallons
Of OIL valued at S32 500 When the
Ohiggell arrived here sbs had on her
four stowswsys. who we're st once
arrested and the captain put under
bonds TO take them back Captain Ay srs
went TO Marcus H0og this morning ard
saw to it that the Ten were taken
away on the ship
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
DIED lN JAIL.
Cushmnn, Before the End, Said Detective
Had Poisoned Him.


Had Poisoued Him.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct lO.-Paul Cush-
man accused Police Captain Corbett and
Detectives Cosgrovo Jacgors and Carroll
of accepting protection money from keep
crs of disorderly houses. Whom he failed
to substantiate his charges, he was COM
mittod tu Jail ON charge of perjury.
Wednesday hc was removed from the jail
TO the City hospital i'm dying condition.
A few hours after being admitted he died.
Cushman is supposed To have died from
gastritis but there seems to be an air OF
mystery about everybody who has been in
contact with him since ne became in. II
is hintod that Cushman swallowed poison
to end his lifo
The assistant prosecutor was summoned
60 the hospital to take Cushman's state.
ment. 10 is said Cushman stuck 10 his
charges Of bribery with his dying words
An autopsy will be held as Cushman al
legged chat Iaegers sent him poisoned soup
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
IhIrd comml..lon Anl.-

A third commission has laid ous the
proposed new road from Newark
Union Church TO the Bird road ia
Brandy wine hurdred. It will
psss through laods OF CLARK
Webster. Prney Likens aud Ham
nab Wilson. George K Noueley, William
z Robinson. James McConb Francis
5 Peiitdemspge and Henry Wilkins.
the commissioners appointed. will meet
on Saturday and assess the damages.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
A nantl.t Church sn.nended.

NORWICH n. ", oct lO-The Norwich
Baptist church was suspended from the
Chenango County Baptist association at
its annual meeting. Delegations from
both OF the factions of the church woro
present, and the delegates from the regu-
lar church insisted upon representation
in the association and refused TO with
draw
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

Sacrifice hus-Duny. 3. Leach. O. Fisher, 3,
Montgomery 2 Ferguson, ], Hayes. /. Getzen-
berg. .. Madden. =, Aic auEhau. . stolen
-Nonteo. nery. %. Ferguson, 2i. Maiden,
10. Hayes, III, Fisher. =, Geizenbera. z. Duty,
6. Leach. 3. NcUau CHAN. J. lwo-base hits-
Duff. q. GetzenberR. q. Fisher and Ne
Ceughan. 3 each. Madden, 3. Three base
hits Ferguson. 3. hayes. 81 McCaughan. =.
Fisher. ]. Home nus Montgomery. q Fer
gus0u, 2. HaYes. 4. Getzenbers, p Leach. j,
The clubs per cent. OF games won and
lost is II Won. II lost, drawn, per cent
e0~
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Grlno-I.nrIrne went.

NEW YORK. Oct. t0.-Thc Critic In
vigne 20 round bout will be decided before
the Empire Athletic club on saturday
evening next.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
II Nou Want

A piece Of Sterling Silver or anything for
a Wedding Present call at the store OF NJ.
Z Davis, he has lerge line ofuew goods
az prices to suit the q nes, No 8 Est
Second street
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
ri.h Centaapoupd

On Fddsy October 1lth, on Madison
street near Front. car load Of fish from
6 n until sold From Nelson Lockwood
4 Co T. A. MCCLURE
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
rhe rIeldInr Arrrnre..

McCaughan leads tue club ia fielding
"Aleck's' record Is as good IS any nrst
baseman in the smatuer business, but his
sick Is lot so good, as this is his fret
season for quite swhile 10 the last two
games Cassidy's batting per cent. ana his
fielding per cent. In 1000
The fielding averages OF the al season
regular PLAYERS foli0ws.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

allowed considerable liberty about the
Jail as general utility man about the
sheriff's residence. has bsen locked up,
it is said for suspicious conduct
d. An accident &C the New Castle Woollen
Mills efterdsy caused a susfe 1aion Of
operation for n short time
Miss Rosa Newell lost a railroad
commutation ticket yesterday.
Samuel Bacon, treasurer OF the
Columbia Athletic Cub we'll know
barber. viii we'd Miss Mary Calhoun
At the brides residence tonight
Personai rvents
Misses Anrs and Bertha Bsrdoe. OF
Montgomery, Pa. have returned horne
sfter pleasant visit to DR.. and Mrs
l. FHh r
Miss Ija n White has returned home
from q visit TO New York city
Mrs. II. l. Mckee and Mr5 q j.
Hermann, OF Wilmington, were IN the
city en- a short visit Lest evening
A large party OF New Castle people
attended ths wedding Of Charles Keebler
aud Miss Jac)bs At No 202 West
Eighteenth street
Vrs Clara White and Miss Lucy White
have returned home from visit TO
WILMINGTON
Ex Prothonotsry George A. Maxwell
aud family will leave for Jacksonville
Fla this afternoon, where Mr Maxwell
Is now In business.
John A Walls will entertain all the
men OF New Castle Interested In tax
reform At his home next Tues day evening
and a club will bs formed
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Winter Underwear.

These cool chilly days makes us
feel lie putting oU our heavy under
wesr This department is full OF
these warmth giving garments:
Ladies' Ribbtd Vest. high fancy
neck and long sleeves, our regular
lSc knd-fcr Friday and Saturday
they're 1915
EStrR heavy L'diss' Vest, nsver
sold for lesa than 39:-now 25,
Child's Hase, double knee, heel and
toe. szss from q TO warranted fss
black and worth double oar asking
1915
Ladies' Llsle Hose, ith black bots
and fancy tops, extra quality AID a
regular 50 cent stocking price 25e
Children's heavy Winter Vest, very
hne, al following price,:
Sz. 16 90 4c
Sz.lS- &c
81 2O-10s
Sz % -12lc
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

carrying books ia them Ours ere
double school Bags ia dark blue and
dark green, initial on one eud aud
other end embro der d, nickel rings
with everv bag, sell usually at 75j-
cur price 90 cents
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
We Want to
Better Our Business.

By giv you best every thing and the lowest in all things
We you feel that you're getting goods for just what
they're woih with big per centag for profit help
keep eepJs Were alive everything that's business
and business motto h lots of seiing much profit
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Coat.

Never batter. never warmer. lager
stock. smaller prices That's the
plain sta emsnt OF this dep rsment.
We will plesse you IL ws can. A
visit will do no harm anyway We
like comparison, as q make al our
own Goals and can save at least 33t
psr cent for you
Coidrep's Costs-s1 SO to $t2.
Ladies foe quality Beaver Coat
$403
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
AUTUMN BRIDEGROOMS
Ceremony in Church Witnessed
BY Many Guests.
OTHER MATRIMONIAL EVENTS

work Of the c. A. Q. Baseball Players
During the Past seAson-Prisoner
Looked Up for Suspicious Actlon--Iron
works Damage Repaired.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

Incidents Of the Day.
hca Pierce, = prisoner who has been
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

Millinery.
Our line Of Trimmed Hats Is the
largest in he city. We have made
unusual efforts TO please this season
aud the results OF these efforts eau
plainly be seen by a visit TO this
department., gany decorated In
coiored lights
Elegant English Felt Hats. ell
shapes aud colors, regular at 75c -
nov 4S;
Best French Fit hats. all colors
ana shapes 0Sc aud 81 IS
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

Burt an Scarf.
Fine Damssk Bureau Scarf. with
eolored centro, 70 inches long, regu.
larry a. 49, nov 25s
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

School Bags
very scholar needs 3 good school
bag-can't keep those hands warm
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
DOWN AN EMBANkMEN1
Pennsylvania Passenger Train
Wrecked Near Pittsburg.
ONE DEAD TWENTY-FIVE INJUREI

Tho Two Eenr Coaches of Mail Trais
Were Side swlped and Knocked Into
emily Conductor miller WAS Instantly
Killed and Ten Seriously Hurt.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11

Now that the war OF the reyolu-
ton is over, it is the duty Of every
man to support the existing form OF
government. Although things may
not move with that cordiality that
would ensure an everlasting peace,
still they may be allowed to subside
into that Indifference without amino
sity that would allow either party
to work out their best interests. All
things considered it may be for the
best, but time, the only arbitrator in
such cases, must alone decide that
James T. Stewart is a Plumber and
will do your work in good shape
and at figures that will give you
satisfaction.
JAMES T. STEWART,
10 Bethel Street, Honolulu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11
Lebanon, Oregon.

Good health you cannot have with
out pure blood. II you feel tired,
weak, WORKOUT or run down from
hard work, brought on by an impover-
ished condition Of the blood or low
state Of the system, you should take
Hoods Sarsaparilla. The peculiar
toning, purifying and vitalizing quail
ties Of this medicine IRE sent thro ughout
the entire system, expelling disease
and giving quick and healthy action
to every organ. II tones the stomach,
creates an appetite and rouses the liver
and kidneys. In fact, 1t invigorstes
the nervous system, tones the diges-
ton and imparts new life and energy.
Mrs. Z. d. Crouch Of Lebanon, Oregon,
has been sufferer from indigestion
and other ailments above mentioned.
Her interesting letter regarding her
success with Hoods Sarsaparilla and
also that OF others in her neighbor-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11

also liver complaint and indigestion. I
had that tired feeling and doctored for
my troubles without success. Ono year
ago I gave Hoods sarsaparills . trial. I
have not been without . supply of tho
medicine from that time.
u Relieved Me Wonderfully
and now when feel the least uneasineas I
resort to Hoods Sarsapsriila and II always
gives me immediate relief. could not
do without It, and several OF my neighbors
have used II on my recommendation and
have found It an excellent medicine. In
several cases II has done them good after all
Other Medicines Had Failed.
I am also highly pleased with the effects
of Hoods Pills and would recommend
them In connection with Hoods sarsspa-
rills. Together they give the grsndest ro-
suits, - previously I was very nervous
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11
Hoods s ss;;;;s Cures

hood should be read by every sufferer
with similar complaints.
Lebanon, Oregon, July 20. 1894.
&C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Dear Sirs: I am glad to state that
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done mo Q great
deal Of good. was subject to pains
In my side and around my heart,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11

and had frequent dizzy spells and head.
aches. cannot praise Hoods ssrssps-
rilla too much for the benefit 1t has been
to me-" MRS. Z. B. CROUCH
N. B. II you decide to take Hoods Sar-
ssparilla do not DO induced to buy any
other. Remember, Hoods Sarsaparilis
Cures. Ii II not tho medicine for youf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11

Moods Pills cure Nausea. Sick Headaoho.
Indigestion, Biliousnesa Sold b. al druggists.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMS AND BOARD -. -,
IL for a few persons can be (ssxs
had at llaniwai, on the Wal ssk3SsS
kiki beach. ~!
W. S. BARTLETT,
ll75-tf Proprietor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11

Moods Pills are the best family cathartic
and liver medicine. HARMLESS, reliable. sure.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-11

HoBRoN DRUG COMPANY. WHOLESALE AGENTS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-21
-sstsN > 50
C'e"tly

A peculiar instance of breaking misi
fortune gently belongs TO the life OF the
yOuug man who was Earl of Barrymore 10
the eighteenth century. Soon after he
had become pupil at Eton bis grand
mothtr, the Countess Of Harrington, died,
and the head master Of the school was osk
ed to break the news gently to his sensi
tive pupil
The master called the boy into the class
loom and asked him, with al austere air, q
series OF questions 10 regard to his studies
and then commanded him to constTue
some lines from Virgil, Before the ask
had been accomplished be Informed the
pupil, someWba barshly;
Your grandmother is i'll, my lord, but IN
the same breath he bade bin go on with
his Latin. After few more lines had been
construed be stopped him again, with the
assertion.
She is very i'll, my lori
TIE earl expressed his grief, but was
seeln ordered to proceed with bis task
He obeyed, bu. WAS interrupted the next
moment By bis masters exclamatlon
She's dying my lord!
What Dying? cried the bewildefed
youth,
Come, come, my lord aid the learned
pedsgogue, She is dead Now yon know
The worst Go to your seat and make the
best Of 90 irretrievsble misfortune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-21

ias. and hsfr mortal combat took place
bttsetB BsIlsfpboo spi herself combat
which Mr. snspshot vsialy sttove TO hnns
90 eloso
Ana ~ Il me cat that ytz aud yer du't
beat is siter kllltui oricd 80 irs,c isdI
Of Mllosi.u extraction, aud she empiaed
a ciu Of water ptomtfouoafly over tbe
tho
Five minutes later Mr.. Snapshot, carry
ing by the back Of the neck very much
uorsled pug, joined his wife. lie ~as
duppiug Slth ssler. bis bat was mashed
by the collision with the lamp post aud
his usually correct neckile was under cue
ear. lie sail DO word, but be turned 10
The direction OF home Arrived there, be
let 80 Of Bellefpboa sud administered ooe
parting kick TO that thoroughly cowed ao'
rmal Theu, turI'ug to h,s wife, be said J.
Look here, Elioor Snspsaot, this thing
has got 10 stop! The next time yon take
,nst beast out walking With me ! shall ~
ply Tor divorce! DO you besrY
Yes, AIpbeus. / do, sobbei his vile.
Ani not until after her husband had gone
iuto his study and banged the door be-
hind him did she remember that she had
xsuted to have be dog at home sll the
ttmp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-21

The young man had borrowed $40 from
rich old man, 4p,promisiaR to bring It back
one week from date The millionaire let
him have 1t, aud promptly on time ths
borrower brought IT back
Now, MIR Bullion, sai ! the young meu,
I've been square with you IN this matter,
aud want to boz oV 80 dollars fer two
weeks.
Toe old man shook hts head
Sorry, said hr but can't let yJu have
It,
Why not, aud the young mau was greet
ly astonlshed
Because you have disappointed e,and
| don't want to bo disappointed agola.
The borrower was more surprised than
ever.
What DO you mean by being di'appoiLh
ed? he asked.
This, explained the money man; | let
you bave that tea rot expecting ever to
sae it again and did; now il lot you
have fifty | ~oull expect o get 1t again
and never would No, sir, ne aided con,
clasively, one disappointment is enough.
Good day, ard that ended IT.