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The Anaconda standard., 1895-01-01

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liauid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
glsts in so cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
20. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-The last day Of the
year OF 1894 was about the dullest OF any full
business day OF the entire IL months, and on
few, II any, days has spec ulation been more un-
interesting The total sales barely exceeded
$4,000 ares, and st. Paul, with sales OF SIS o
shares to its credit, was the most active OF the
whole list.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3i.-Government Bonds
steady.
Petroleum-Firm January closed offered
94k.
Hops-Dull.
Wool-Quiet
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q. z. :. vEs-s rErvZ AYR plAri -rrL-Yrr-

II. z: {: wE573 EErvZ Arn 7IArs ..EA-Yrs-
- enld under positive written guarantee, By
authoriLei agents only. "a cure Weak Memory
Los ot braln and Nerve Power Tost Manhood.
Suicknc-s Wight Loss~s; Evil Dreams: Lack of
L1ss ~ Power 81 the Generntive Or,raus ir sifL.r
.ex, caused hy oycr-sxertion. Youthful Errurs or
L1cc-siye J-e - Tobacco. Opium or IsIr1r
and Death. rs mail. 81 box sir for o.. Wit
written guhrnr'cr 90 rurH Hr refund uu-s-
ample package, contain ia two days' frratrleft
WITH full instruction.. 13 cents Ols far1fyr
'1iy cold % each persuu b. mali.
iho smith Drug Co.. 500 Agrrtr. Anaconda
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"There To public favor any more than
IS No TO learning. This is true. at all
Royal trinsic excellence is necessary
Road TO secure and retain the popular
favor. The reason the North
Western Line is ono of the most popular
railroads is that it service is not only al
ways up TO dale but dtCay ahead Of The
date. In our opinion. this is the Best Line
between Chicago an the Twin Cities.-The
ErcurSionist, Chicago.
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Tho Rumor Runs That They Are Worth
Hearing

Hearing
MIssouLA, Dec. 3l.-The indications $
arc that tho Fire Departments: minstrels
VIII tomorrow night have n crowded
house that will result proiitably TO tho de-
partment treasury. The cause is a good
one and tho members of tho company
have gladly consented TO use burnt cork
for tho benefit of the exchequer of tho
hremcn. The entertainment promised is
good ono and the reputation of tho per-
formers is sufficient to guarantee that
tcket-holders will get their moneys
worth. There will be Is artists in the cir
Gle and Steelo's orchestra will play the
accompaniments. The following we'll
known amateurs will take part: Messrs.
Mentrum, Daily, Thompson, Henry,
Stone, Troup, L. G.. Higgins, G. e. Hig-
gins, Lyon, Van Wart, Hoblitzell, Nc
Casey, Crownover, Boos and Smith. Tho
programme is rs follows.
FIRST PART.
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Beats Them AL"

The Arabella flour. made in Helena,
has demonstrated that it is better -four
than any shipped into the state. and has
almost entirely driven out the eastern
-four, so that three-fourths of all the flour
sold in Helena is the Arabella flour. II
you want the best flour ask for Arabella.
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Ether,
Is No
Royal
Road
The ProttIest Girl In Town

Has been using Parks Tea, and she saws I:
My complexion is very much improved.
That muddy look is all gone. take cup
OF Parks lea three nights a week and
feel just elegant" Sold by Smith Drug
Co. and Parchen D'Acheul Drug Co.
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Meta. Market

Copper-Strong; brokers' price. s9.s7l:: cx.
change price, S9.yOI9.9j.
Hpot Conee-Strong; No. :. I7Isc.
Sugar-Raw, dull refining, 2s: centrifucaI
96 test, 3; refined, dun
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lhe way 10 reach cstarrh is through the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparila by purifying
Ine nlood' removes tho cause OF the q isease
anu permanently cures caiarrh. Take
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ll., iolnd tha her Lttlc ones ale lluproysI
moro hy the cdsaut laxative. syrln of FIrs
".th Do need Of the laxative eject I'd a cont 81
remedy tIau d. auy other. ana tHst & q, fl.ra
'a-cl.alN u them. Children emo. f and Z
."I."l.s l.tII. luo tiur TrmsIE. sgI.p. .f F.Fs
c.. gElE. -'|
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Money Max

Money easy at i,iG2 per cent; Closed at .
per cent; sterling exchange driet, at Ss9lsG
I.S9il for demand; si.S7is G.i.s7a4 for 6O-days
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\ Modern Mother

lcoa pills act easily, yet promptly and
effectively, on the liver aud bowels. 90.
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Faster! Faster. Fasteri

On
Ana
Alter December 18th
You can come from
St. Paul TO Butte
Over the
Northern Pacific
And save
Five hours and
Forty-five minutes
In time
Over any competing line.
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CHARLES EnSLEY,
TsxidermIst, nissouIa, Montana.

osme. stesds, Animals. Birds. Dead Game"
Fur Robes and Rugs.
EB-I make . specially of molntlng and vis
serving Heads ami specimens to or ler flr
tpOTtsmen COgrespon te nee So icitet. Men.
don standard whrn wrlIiuE
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speaking of this non-forfeiture bpsi-
ness" SAID prospector to-day, II don't
believe that II is really any benefit 10 tho
country. 1t may save a few dollars to
owners OF claims, but it keeps many n
dollar out OF the pockets OF ;hc mon who
have in past years been doing the assess.
ment work for these owners. fla claim
Is worth holding it ought TO be worth tho
assessment work each year, and this Law
has deprived many of us of our chiof
means of livelihood"
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Grain AIarlx.t

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.-Wheat opened firm at
Just fractional advance over Saturdays clos
ing price. The closing for May was strong at
the advance.
Closing; May wheat. 57aic
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81
Think
Very
Hard

rode in-and have travelled a few miles
myself since l was ablc to 90 II alone.
That Coach means solid comfort to fell
low and makes a long journey a delight
iully short one. BY all odds IL Is tho best
feature OF the best train ever rode on. ~
The GLOBE, 81. Paul
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That the Understanding Library
Coach on the North-Western Linn
tied between 81. Paul, Mime
apolis and Chicago Is tho greatest
institution in modern railway
travel / ever "a u ncrnas-or rnfher
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Chicago Lry. -fork

heceipts-Wheat 5000 bushels: corn. 20 900
bushels; oats, =, 900 bushels
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The Missoula once OF TUE STANDARD is ai
70 Higgins Avenue. Telephone No. AZ Ad-
vert sing rates furnished on application
The morning times., 1895-08-27

Already the best evening newspaper
In washington-The Evening Times
one cent.
The morning times., 1895-08-27
FOR WORKMEN'S WIDOWS
Eccentric Engineers Excursion to
Marshall Hall on Labor Day.
Bureau of Engraving and Light In
fantry Ball Teams TO Contest for
Trophy Offered by The Times.

Among the many excursions already an
nounced for Labor Day, the one whichis to
be given to Marshall Hall by the Eccentric
Engineers, for the benefit Of the widows
of Aiessrs. Phillips and Davis, the two work
men who lost their lives by scaffold fall
ing on July II, promises to be one Of the
most notable events ofthe day.
In addition TO the large number of attrac.
tions which are always TO be seen on the
green lawns OF Marshall Hall, the committee
in charge OF the excursion being determined
tohave theirpatron nSspendanenjoyab bleday,
have secured the services of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing and the Washington
Light Infantry BaseballTcams. and a match
game by these two crack organizations will
be eplayedi in theaGtenoon. These two clutS
are beyond Il doubt the strongest amateur
ball aggregations i'll the city, as well as
in the Departmental League.
During the present season the Bureaus
have not lost a single game in the two series
which have been played a National Park.
The Infantry team, although not So sue
cessful in the early part of the season,
nave UlGue up lOt iOoG lliiiS III 'liN - ~''4iNA
series. and by winning every game which
they have played have given the Bureau
nine a hot race for the pennant. The lnian-
trv and Bureau teams have not crossed
bats since the early part of the season, and
the game which viii be played at Marshall
Han promises TO be one brm fun of interest
and excitement.
To repay these clubs for their kind
assistance in this worthy cause The Times
has Offered a handsomely engraved silver
champagne cooler to the team which car
ries off the victory. Managers Charles Mil
Ter. of the Bureaus, and Porter House, of
the Infantry, viii have their regular mines
on the field, and Mr.. A. A. Sousa, president
of the Departmental League, will be in
charge of the game. The two teams will
play as follows
Washington LightInfantry- pitcher;
GiIroy. catcher: Stewart, first base; Wrinkle
man. second base; Lee, shortstop; Wisner,
third base; KleinscAmidt, left field Heydler
center field; Shrieve, right field.
Bureau Engraving and Printing-Ber-
nard, pitcher; Beach, catcher; Dove, first
base: Madigan, second base; McCauley,
shortstop; Leach, third base Flaherty,
left field; Cropley, center field; Farrell,
right field,
The morning times., 1895-08-27
FOUND HIS BROTHER DEAD.
Startling Information Given Hol-
lnnder at Police Hendauarters.

Startling Information Given n HoI-
lander at Police Headquarters.
w a. Peters, a native of the interior
Of Holland, called a t police headquarters
yesterday and sought the aid OF Inspector
HoInberger in his search for his missing
brother, Theodore Peters, who was resid'
ing i'll this city when last heard from.
why, your brother is dead" was the in
spector's startling reply to the Hollanders
inquiry. He committed suicide, and was
found lying on the banks of Rock creek with
a buIIet-hole through his head on July so"
Peters was very much aslonished on re-
ceiving this information. He was under
the impression when he left Holland that
his brother was engaged in a lucrative
business here. Hehad Senthim from the old
country severallarge remittanceS Of money,
and supposed the funds had been applied
TO the business enterprise, in which the
caller was going to engage as his dead
brothers partner.
1t appears that after the deceased had
spent the remittances for strong drink he
went out into the woods and shot himself
during the fit of renlorse and dependency
which usually follows debauch.
The suicide was buried by the Odd Eel
lows and Knights Of Pythias, of which or
ders he was a member. letter found on
the suicides person concluded:
Il don't want any money to be spent
saying masses over my SOUL as don't be-
lieve / have soul"
The morning times., 1895-08-27

The Warren Shoe House
stock is one of the finest in
the city. It's being sold at
SO cents on the dollar.
Stolrs Seventh
"SlG' Street n. w.
The morning times., 1895-08-27
IF YOU

need anything in Light
weight Clothes or Summer
Furnishings you'll be likely
to find just what you want
HERE at greatly reduced
prices-HALF PRICE or
less in some instances.
A few big sizes in Men s
Suits at $500.
Separate p a nts from
broken suits. $2.25 per
pair.
Negligee Shirts at 80
and 75c.
Fancy Colored Balbriggan
Underwear, 25c per gar
ment.
Are all items worth from
two to three times their
present prices.
Fall Derbys are ready
Fall Overcoats, too.
The morning times., 1895-08-27
NO PAY FOR POOR SERVICE
Property Holders Object to Giving
the Garbage Contractor Full Price.
They Claim That Instead of Daily Col
lections, as Stipulated, Only Two
a Week Have Been Made.

An earnest protest, signed by twelve
householders in the northwest section Of the
city, has been sent to the District Com
missioners against the payment of the con-
tract price for garbage collection, upon the
grounds that the service has been made
uuate and not rendered according to the
specifications.
The paper is signed by f. ID. Tracy, W. F.
Buckingham, j. n. Davis, a. NJ. Green, A.
c. KIinck, II. b. Moulton, Thomas j. Sulli-
van, Ernest W. Schmidt, Mrs. A. NJ. Durham,
L. u. Searcy, Mrs. Sarah Brilner and +. F.
Davis, all residents OF Ninth street, between
= and Q streets, and is as follows:
The undersigned residents in premises
abutting upon the alley running from 10
Q streets. between Ninth and Tenth streets
north west, hereby inform the Commissioners
that the garbage collector has visited the
said alley and collected the garbage but
twice during the week ending August "a,
1895. as follows: On Wednesday, August
2lst and on Friday, August 23d, in the
forenoon OF said days.
The contract requires that at this sea-
son ofthe year the garbage shall be collected
daily 1t has in no instance been collected
oftencr than three times per week, and now
that the hottest part OF the season is here,
the contractor appears to think that the
comfort, safety and health OF the people
in this locality require but two collec-
tiOns per week.
Believing that the Commissioners do
not desire TO see the citizens OF the District
robbed in this systematic manner, we, as
citizens. taxpayers, and househoders, enter
our earnest protest against the full pay
ment of the contract for services but part
tally rendered, and demand that 4 just ane
equitable portion of the paymentfo August
be Withheld. and furthermore, that the
contractor be compelled to keep faith with
the community thai pays for the suryicc."
The morning times., 1895-08-27
Tiles Fell on Him.

George Turner, a white laborer, employed
on the Lafayette Square Grand Opera House,
received severe injuries yesterday over
the left eye and on the scalp by some
tiling falling on him. He was taken to the
EmergencyH Hospital where hereceivedmedi-
cal attention.
The morning times., 1895-08-27
Firebugs at Work in Georgetown.

Ffrebugs at work In Georgetown.
william Whaleu discovered flames burst
ing from the residence of John King, No
1884 S street n or Invest, about 2:30
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He at once
turned iu an alarm from box 713. Thefire
department extinguished the blaze after
but $50 damage had resulted. The police
say the fire was of incendiary origin
The morning times., 1895-08-27
Tired Of irving TO Escape Arrest

William Lanham, colored, sixteen years
of age, who stole some clothing Saturday
night from Mr. Henry Kaufman, No. Eli
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, surrendered
himself to the First precinct police at an
early hour yesterday. The boy said that he
had been kept on the go all day evading
arrest and he was so tired that he thought
he ould give himself up.
The morning times., 1895-08-27
Iusnne Printer Hansford round,

WilliamR Hansford, printer,
who has been wandering aimlessy about
the city and vicinity for several days, and
for whom the police have been searching
was appreheDded yesterday. After a medi-
cal examination he was sent to st. Eliza
beth's Asylum, upon complaint of A. G.
Drape, his friend, as an insane person.
The morning times., 1895-08-27
DAMAGE DONE BY A RUNAWAY.
Two Persons Hurt and Several Bug
gies Smashed.


gies Smashed.
Mr. Andrew Mnler's horse took fright,
while standing in front of j. E. Wagga
mans office yesterday about O'Clock and
running down F street at fun speed turned
up Ninth street, narrowly missing young
lady crossing the street.
When at Ninth and H streets the horse
drew into the curbstonc. thereby dashing
Mr.. Miller's heavy buggy into lighter one
standing on the corner and containing
lady and gentleman. They were both
thrown out and the buggy smashed to pieces
Mr.. Nuller's buggy was but slightly
scratched.
The lady's shoulder was badly hurt and
the gentleman's hand slightly mashed.
Their names could not be ascertained. Mr..
James Snyder, who ran out just as the
buggies colIided, and grabbed one of the
horses, lost a solid gold ring, which was
pulled off by the horses bride.
The morning times., 1895-08-27

Customers desiring the above articles should get the
as only limited number will be given out.
The morning times., 1895-08-27
His Revolver Exploded.

Daniel j Chase, a Colored barber, while
Loading a revolver yesterday received a
wound in the right foot by the premature
explosion OF the weapon. His injury was
dressed at the Emergency Hospital, after
which he was sent 20 his home at No. S22
Thirteenth street northwest.
The morning times., 1895-08-27

The Evening Times Is the paper
that everybody buys!
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-17
sHERIFF's SALE.

In the circuit court OF the state of Oregon for
the county OF Gillian.
James w. smith, plaintiff vs. Alexander Berry,
Geo. W. Goode Carrie w. Goode, w. r. Burn.
ham, John Maddox and d. NJ. Rinehart, defend
ants,
BY virtue OF IA Judgment order and decree and
an execution duly issued out Of and Under the
seal OF the above entitled court In the above enti
tied cause to me duly directed dated the 9th day
Of April, 1895. upon n Judgment and decree OF
foreclosure rendered In said court an the nth day
Of April, 1895 I'm fayorof the plaintiff and against
the defendants for the sum OF $4,000 with inter,
est thereon ut the rate OF ten per cent per annum
from the 30th day Of Nov. 1891, and Tor the fur.
tber sum OF $50 attorneys fees. and the costs and
disbursements taxed at $500, commanding and
requiring me 70 make sale OF the following de.
scribed mortgaged premises. towit: The south
enst quarter Of section nine, township four south
Of range twenty-one east and also the northeast
quarter OF said section nine, In said township
four south 81 range twenty-one east. Willamette
Meridian, all situated In Gillian county, Oregon
and containing 30 acres Now therefore by vir
tile Of said execution Judgment order ana deeres
and in compliance with the demands OF said wri
Will on
Saturday. June !, 1895,
at the hour Of o'clock p, IN. at the court hous,
door fn COndOn, Gillian county, Oregon, sell ri
public niaetion % the highest bidder for cash II
hand all the right, title and interest which th'
above named defendants. or either Of them, haS
on the first day u February, 1892 or has since ac
quifed 70 the nll&ye described real property, o
aHy part thAfebf. to satisfy said execution, judg
nieht order And decree, interest and costs and al
Dated Y cenaon, Oregon, May 2, 1885.
Sheriff of Gillian County Oh
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-17

August Dippel, in letter to the
Oregonian, pays Oregon the follow
ing well-deserved compliment; an
my capacity as general Western
agent for a large manufacturing es-
tablishment, | have travelled all
over the country west Of the Rock
les, and as far East as the home of
flee of our factory, | am sure no one
could feel the pulse Of the country
better than / have the past three
months since l left Portland. No
one of our citizens having the same
opportunity could help saying.
Il am indeed glad live in Oregon" /"
We are certainly more fortunate
than any section | have visited in
every respect, and with half the ad !
vertising done for California we
should draw a vast immigration.
Ny observation is that people seek
ing a place for steady abode will
find Oregon better on the years
ave age than any state west OF the
Alleghanies You cannot imagine
how little is known about Oregon;
her soil, and climate. | was kept
busy talking about the many bless
ings kind Providence has placed
in Oregon Many considered her
to, near the north pole to raise any
thing in but icebergs, and when told
the grass was ever green In Oregon,
crops never failed and every lawn a
rose garden, they asked me if | had
land to sell. and | had to declare
/ only had my home there aud was
inspired with praise for Oregon
without pay. Some good people
think it always rains in Oregon,
and men and women wear diving
suits. | would suggest publishing
the merits Of Oregon plentifully,
I'D that some steps be taken to
show up The state; best of all as the
home for small ra1aers.n
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-17
The insurance war, with a de~

The insurance war, with devil
may-care slashing of rates by near
ly all companies, reached Corvallis
Friday afternoon. The signal for
it to begin was the arrival of some
thing like twenty kilograms to the
Corvallis agents of various COM
panies, authorizing them to reduce
the premiums on policies twenty
per cent, and so soon as the news
became public revision of policies
began. All day Saturday promi-
nent agents were kept pussy chang
ing polices and refunding 20 per
cent Of the unearned premium. by
people holding policies, and anxious
to get their Insurance as low as
possible. The only requirement
exacted by agents of policy holders
is thati if they meet the cut the poll
icy holders must insert clause in
the policy agreeing not to cancel
the pol cy before the limit for which
the insurance was taken out expires.
1t was learned from one agent that
he was instructed to meet any cut,
even so low as a reduction of fifty
or seventy per cent. Policy hold
ers who have not taken advantage
Of the rate slashing, will find it to
their interest to call on agents. II
is also good time to insure.-Cor-
wallis Times.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-17

The price Of wheat is coming up
in jumps, from some cause, and 1t
is earnestly desired that wool will
follow. Producers have become tired
plowing and sowing with small re-
turns for their labor. When the
products(of the soil find ready sale
in the market labor is well paid, and
everybody is happy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-17

Few people know that the esti-
mated cost of the Nicaragua canal
is $1OO,000,000, and that it will
take six years to build it, and that
the estimated traffic through it at
the opening will be 100000 IONS,
but such is the case. The canal
in excavation is 2.68 miles in
length; the length of basins is 21.6
miles; the length Of the San Jaun
river, 64.5 miles; Lake Nicaragua,
56.5 miles. Few also, perhaps,
know that the distance from Liver
pool to San Francisco, via the Mic
aragua canal, il only 1894 miles,
or saving Of 1896 miles, or that
the distance from New York TO
San Francisco, via the Horn. is
1880 miles, and the distance be-
tween the same points by the canal
route is only 1916 miles, or saw
ing Of 1894 miles. The completion
OF this canal means. to Oregon 30
day service by steamer between
Portland and New York and New
England; it means that the prod
ucts Of the forests Of the west will
be laid down in the markets Of the
east at living prices. and that
staple commodities will be brought
to this coast at the minimum cost.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-17

The following from the Budget indi-
Gates that Astoria is the mossback city
Of the state; k would serve some Of the
mossbacks right if astoria never got a
railroad. They make more fuse about
giving up strip Of useless land for right
OF way and subsidy thaDal it we're worth
a thousand dollars square foot. while
it is not worth thousand cents square
mile without railroad. Every deed
should have been in twentyAfour hours
after Mr.. Hammond made his last prop.
osition. That gentleman could not be
blamed If he would throw up the job, al
few live men want to waste their time
irving to do business with sleepy and
dead mosebacks,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-17

The poor man who makes enough
to pay his debts and pays them in
stead of throwing his money away
is appreciated today as much as
the millionaire. The newspaper
particularly mas a peculiar friend
illness towards the man who keeps
up his subscription, even though
small.-Exchange.