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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-05-31
Grad yates Numeroue-

WINoNA, Mimi, May S1.-The 37th
annual commencement exercises of the
state normal school at Winona were
held at the opera house here, when a
class Of 1l9 was graduated, 3S in the
advanced course, "a in the elementary
and in the kindergarten. This is the
largest class ever turned out of any
normal school in the Northwest,
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Smith Wants to Fight Ryan.

BOSTON, May 31.-''Mysterious" Billy
Smith has wired to his backer to match
him for finish fight with Tommy
Ryan of Chicago, in preference to any
other engagements. He stipulates only
that there shall be fair and impartial
referee
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ST. PAUL. May 3l.-Both bodies of
the common council have passed All Or
dinance whlcn is calculated to effectu-
ally prevent any further spread Of
rabies among The dogs OF st. Paul.
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Discussing the Iron Scale.

CLEVELAND, May 3l.-President Gar
land, Secretary Kilgallon and a CON-
mittee Of the Amalsamated association
met the representatives of the iron
manufacturers in joint conference here.
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Receiver for WHISKY.

HASTINGS, Mimi, May 3l.-An ac-
ton was brought in the district court
to dissolve the co-partnership or Hoff-
man & Clark, dealers in liquors, Bat
Stetfen being appointed receiver.
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SOME CITY BUSINESS

Transacted by the Is. L. W. aud a Com.
mittcs Last Night.
At its regular meeting lalt evening
the city board Of public works let the
contract for furnishing curbing for side.
walks this year to Max Lang, all the
curbing furnished to be Of Berea stone.
None OF the bids for furnishing crock
sewer pipe wa. acceptable, and the
board ordered that bids be r%eadversised
for.
The different samples OF paving brick
submitted are being tested with a view
to selecting tho best. Tho board OK.
pects 10 have its annual estimate OF
needed expenses ready for council a. its
next meeting.
The committee on petitions and
circumstances met to consider several
applications for saloon licenses. One OF
these was that OF Charles Klein. at the
Behler hotel bar. Owing to Mrs.
Behler's having already been recon.
mended for license and q report that
W. B. Howell would also apply, action
was deferred.
The application OF Feinler < Co.. who
have bought out NJ. lIearn's place,
under the Grand opera house; John
Minkemyer. at 2205 Market street; Peter
thinner, 1854 Eotf street; Dan 0Brien,
1922 Chapline street, and August Myer,
ir., SSll Jacob street, wore approved
and issuing Of licenses recommended
to council.
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.S1RANGLED TO DEATH.
APromlnont Citizen OF Triadolphia
Takes His Lilo. L
HANGS HIMSELF FROM 4 DOOR TOP,
His Feet heating on tho Floor-Mei.
anoholy Duo TO Financial Troubles
Asoribod rs tho Main Cause.-The
Leaves n Largo Family. All Grown
Up-uo Owned tho Vance Tavern,

Yesterday morning Andrew Vance,
avsd sistr. n v,ll known carpontcr and
.s.,.., T.i.Jot.hL, - -
AHa''pu'a' ""' ,ounu
hanging 10 q door IN his houae, lilo DO.
ing extinct. Mr.. Vance va, In the
hab;, NJ vain, vs,v ,arlv cvor, morn,
,....I-L.-.
ius' auu "nen no a,a ~ yo''o'uAy NOM
ing was thought oil 1t About q o'clock
ono Of his daughters got up, aud was
borriasd IN find him HANGING nv TIM
-.
neck.
lie was At once cut down. aud q ply.
stefan summoned, but It was late for
hi,.t,, "a M. a, M, avail, %,.lif. VA.
already extinct Amore de'.oefa'a sur
eide has seldom been %chronieled.- MIR.
Vance fastened q triple rope about a
door knob, and then throw tho other
end'over tho top OF the door, made a
%slip-noose in the end, adjusted II about
his neck and drew his feet up 80 "a to
slowly strangie TO death. Whom found
his feet were on the floor and his bent
knees nearly touched It
For several weeks MIR. Vance has boon
melancholy. This was attributed by
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FIREMEN INJURED

In n Disastrous Fire In Cuba-Bir Toba eco
Factory burned.
HAVANA. May 20.-Firo broke out at 3
o'clock this morning in the tobacco and
cigar factory known as the Flor dc
Fumar, which contained q large amount
Of stock belonging to Estauillo. Before
tho flames were under control damage
estimated to tho amount OF $4,000 was
done. While fighting tho FIRE eighteen
firemen were injured. two Of whom will
die. Two hundred persons have been
thrown out OF work by the destruction
Of the factory. The confaerntiou 10 be-
lieved to have been Of ~ine0ndiary ORR
gin. Anonymous letters had been re-
ceived by the proprietors Of tho Flor do
Fumar, threatening to aet fro to the
factory unless money was sent to the
writer. The factory and stock were not
insured.
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Ii I,EUEi,LLOS,

Surrender of Various Important 1,obsis.
striotcd.
HAVANA, May 20.-The Spanish au.
.horieties, in view Of the visits recently
paid by tho correspondents Of Amert.
can newspapers 10 the camps OF tho in.
surgents, have issued orders prohibiting
them from making such excursions in
future, under penalty OF severe punish.
nent. The surrender OF various i'm.
portant rebels is announced. Railroad
communication with San Louis has been
restored. but the inhabitants OF the
town Of Cristo have become SO alarmed
at the progress Of the insurgents that
they are flocking into Santiago de Cuba.
TIE force commanded by Major
Codlncs in Fotuos, after being attacked
by the rebels. opened fire upon the lat
ter, killing five OF them aud wounding
several others. On Friday. in tho neigh
borhood Of Tranquilided de Arrlba.
there was aevere fighting between the
troops and the rebels. resulting in the
capture OF tho rebel positions by tho
Spanish troops. The rebsla Loaf three
killed and many Wounded. On the
Spanish side one man was killed and
three were wounded.
The band OF insurgents commanded
by Felix Ruens recently attacked the
village Of Sabana near Baracoa and pill
aged the stores. Colonel Rodger went
10 pursuit OF the rebels, but after fol-
lowing them for a considerable distance
into the country he WAS Obliged to 70.
turn without having engaged the
enemy.
Captain Brazon has defeated the
bands OF rebels commanded by Mes,rc
and Diaz in Guantanamo.
Tho Spanish kept UP an effective fro
on the rebels, who in retrsa,ing left two
dead and three wounded behind them.
Major Calero has defeated 200 rebels at
Moson, heal Santiago do Cuba. Only
one soldier was killed.
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BuiIders' Exchange Dating,

The excursion Of the Wheeling
Builders Exchange to Canton and
Myers lake to-day Is already au assured
success. l. looks as ii about $50 pas.
sengers would leave on the train at I
a. m, over the Wheeling ( Lake Eric
road. and at Martins Ferry quite a
number Of others will join tine party.
The train will run through to Massillon
without stop. and from there to Canton
the electric road will be taken. At
Canton the visitors will be joined by
builders aud contractors Of that place
and Massillon. Dinner will be taken at
one Of the hotels on the lake and sup.
per at the other. An enjoyable day 10
looked forward to by all Those who
have not yet purchased tickets a &c.
cur them at the station. The train
will leave on the return ut 7 p. n. and
reach Wheeling about 10 O'Clock.
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SIN it'll Brewing Co.'s Anuuni Meeting

The stockholders Of the Smith Brow.
ing Company held their az nual meet
ing last night at the Office, No. $40 Mar
ket street. Every share OF stock was
represented. Tho annual reports OF the
officers were very favorable, showing a
gratifying increase in the business since
the last meeting. Tho following gem
tleuen were elected membsrs OF the
board OF directors: A. l.. Smith, NJ. E.
Lallv, J. II. Pank, +. +. Mcneil, J. S.
HaCar, W. n. Baunan and Thomas ].
Ball.
The directors met after tho stock
holdera' meeting and completed tho
organization by elcc!ing NJ. Z. Lally
president, F. ?. Mcneil vice president,
A. E. Smith general manager. II. L.
Campbell secretary aud treasurer. \
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WILDE A GET OFF.
IL DeGins to Loci ms though T1o VIII Not
II, Convicted.

.... =. ...|. bu soNNttt'Ns
LONDON, May Gothic Old Bailey
court was crowded to-day at II o'clock
In the morning, whom Justico Wills,
accompanied by tho lord mayor Of Lon.
don, RI. Hon. Sir Joseph Rcnals and
several aldermen. took their ssats upon
tho bench preparatory to tho com.
moncement OF tho second ttial OF Oscar
Wilde, who Ia charged with serious
mislemoanors. Wilde had previously
boon driven TO the Old Bailey. lilo was
accompanied by Lord Douglas. OF LA.
wick, aud Rov. Stewart lleadlam. his
two b%ondsncn. Ito looked haggard,
but had apparently improved In health
aimee his release on bail and walked
amilingly into tho prii onor's dock,
whore he took his stand besido Alfred
Taylor, who Is charged with nimllar
otisnses.
Sir Edward Clarke. Q. G., counsel Tor
Wilde. Immediately made an elaborate
argument In favor OF having Wilde tried
separately. Tho Judge agreed to this
and decided to try Taylor frat
va IuWhtu SihIko tuuh uWolt ~
leugth on tho great inju,tlce which was
done to his client by having TO wait
whilo Alfred Taylor Was tried. But in
spite Of the argument Of his counsel,
Wilde looked only too pleased as no
stepped from tho dock and tho Judge
allowed his bail to DO renewed and he
was again released from custody after
filing hia personal bond in $500 and
finding two surcties, Lord Douglas. Of
Iawick. and tho Rev. Stewart uoadlam
in $3.50 each.
II Is now probable that Wilde's case
will 90 over until next session OF tho
central criminal court and there 10 owl.
IDENTIFY but a slight chance OF his con.
uiction. In consequence indignant
comment Is heard on all aides at tho
turn events have takea.
In the meanwhile tho trial Of Alfred
Taylor proceeded.
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Five OF the Bridgeport school teachers
have resigned. These arc Misses Sadie
and Matte Keenan,, grammar teachers
who will attend college At Oswego, n.
Y; J. o. Martin. tho high school teach.
or. and E. II. Ewes, principal OF the
4;.naville schools, who will take n uni.
versity course, the former mathematics
and tho latter law. Miss Mimic
buchanan. n primary teacher, is tho
fifth who has resigned and 1t Is under.
stood that she will return 10 Minnesota.
The Bridgeport schools find 1t n bard
matter'to compete with Barnum's show
and will probably BIO Dismissed for tho
Iav
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zoe Per Pound!
Tea Co.
Wo Lead. Let Those Who Can Follow.
MOI ,IsT PARK.
Tho OponlnE of tho Amusement Season ut
That Popular Resort

Tho Opcnlng of tho Amusement season ht
Thnt Popular Resort
Tho amusement season at Mozart
Park was opened last night with q pro.
grammo that pleased ovo five hundred
people who sat through the chilly at.
mosphore without a thought Of SILVER.
ing. II tho weather had been at all like
tho mildness that generally comes with
tho middle OF May tho audience would
have been much larger. Mr.. .. c.
Gcnthor, the amusement manager, mr.
ranged a worry satisfactory bill. Mr..
Frederick kenno, In his acroba;lc jug.
Cling act, gave great satisfaction, and
Mr.. Harry Budworth, in negro special.
ties, gave the audience ircqueu! oppor.
tunities to laugh.
Miss Annie May Nelson Is a very
pleasing vocaliu. and is sure TO become
a prime favoritc during tho week, a,
will Mr.. Eddie Edwards, a witty Irish
commedian. The performance conclud.
cd with Signor Galctti's monkey show,
which 10 ono OF the best ever Teen in
this city, the ~sin,ians being almost hu.
a in their several acts. The per.
fornance will be repeated tomorrow
night and every night this week, with a
Sa,urday matinee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-21
r A ESTATE
ROLF &c ZANE,
FOR SAIE.

House, five rooms, brick. corner lot, sd stree,
$3.50.
Two brick houses aud l.roomed house in rcar.
Eot St, ith ward, rents Tor $40 per year, $500
House. . looms, brick. lot 3Jxl.. Il, Chupllue
St, 5th ward. 5000.
Splendld lot for dwelling, y. Main street, near
Sth street, Sl.Obl
House. lirooms aud store room. Main street.
near list street. lot iiSl.0 feet.
itou'c, , ro0insAnd hall, Chapliuc street, near
I'D street, 1850,
Corner lot. Lind street, rclvcdcrc, $50.
House. l roo,uS, brick, ana stable, ism s,rr,,
$500. -" "''e'
House, 8 rooms. 18th street. 81, 500
House, j rooms anu hall. corner North From,
and Kentucky streets, $1,000
DOuDIe iLatip house. 10 rooms aud store room.
corner OF I'D aud Jacob streets, rents for az no,
month, SG,bN. ''
House. 8 rooms. brick. and l.rooncd house in
rear, o street, Centre Wheeling. slyON
House. 4 rooms, Goth street, sl.eN.
House rooms, Eth street, chean On ca,v
terms, 500. v" '"'
Sl.SD0. ""'u'
House. 5 rooms aud hsli, Park yIsr, lot ra,r
l'a ieci; easy terms, Sl,7D.
easy terms. s!,5jl.
houic. 3 rooms. corner lot, .iih street, easy
House. 5 rooins, McColloch street, Eas, Wheel.
House. ! rooms aud hall. with largo lot, 18th
street, $1,000,
House. 5 rooms. Baltimore street, East Wheel.
lug, easy terms. Sl.0Sl
House, 4 rooms. 18th street. easy terms. s6l
House. 10 rooms. brick. with large lot.t 18th,
street, cheap.
House, b rooms. Jacob street, 9Th ward, oa,y
terms, sl.SOl.
House, & rooms. Wood street. 5th ward. $3.50.
llonsc. O rooms, brick. Market street, contro
Wheeling. cheap. Sl.2O.
Lot, on LIND slcet, Rolvcdctc, $50 aud SIS
each.
Taco lots III Park View, cheap.
l'uaneN property on Market stncot at modes
$50, sioo, $500, $500, $1,000 aud s&.S,o to loan on
rcnl estate.
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SOUND MONEY CONVENTION


= 'aehipiis ~ w u 0
Arrangements.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. May 2~0.-Judsinc
from the appointments OF delegates al.
ready reported there will probably be
upwards Of 800 expononts OF the sound
money sentimon. OF the south in at
tendance at the convention opening
here on the morning Of Thurs day, the
23rd, instant.
Every city and most OF tho larger
southern towns will DO represented.
Tho convention will meet in the audi
torium. which has a seating capacity OF
5000, and tho probability is that i,s
capacity will be taxed to tho ui.ermost.
Secretary Carlisle will reach tho city
tho morning OF the 23d and il will be
LETT to him to say whether ho shall
speak during tho day session or at
night,
The applications for quartz s ut the
hotels indicate that several thousand
visitors. some from northern aud west
orn cities, will DO on hand 10 hear him.
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The case Of Sarah II. Keys aud othS:s
against the Pittsburgh & Wheeling Coal
Company, is becoming famous. In tho
first trial the jury gave s3+5. This was
set aside by Judge briggs and a new
trial granted. In the second trial the
jury ave about 5000 and Judge briggs
has oyer-ruled q motion for Il new trial,
but the defendants will take the case to
the circuit court.
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FOREIGN MISSIONS,
Women Object to Assuming an Euormou,
Debt.

Debt.
PIrTsBURGu, May Ca union meet.
ing Of the women'a foreign missionary
boards OF this country was held this
afternoon in tho chapel OF the FRS.
Presbyterian church, Wood atreet. Some
Of the women protest against assuming
adebt OF $4,000. which the standing
committee on foreign missions propose
to turn over 10 them. They recon-
mended a saving Of expenses by having
biennial assemblies OF the commission.
ers with intervening assembIies OF the
women, which latter would cost the
church nothing. because the women
pay their own expenses.
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Still Alarm last Evrnlny,

A still alarm was Scnt to tho Atlantic
engine house yesterday evening, caused
By q blazo in a house near by. occupied
By q family named Taylor. In the ab.
sonce Of tho family SCOT In tho chimney
caught fro, and falling out upon the
car pot set 1t ablaze. Tho forco from tho
engine houso put out tho flames with.
out much damage.
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Relief In Six ltuur,,

Distressing kidney aud bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
GREAT SoUTm AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This now remedy IL u great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptuess in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of tho urinary pass.
ago in malo or female. 1t relieves no.
t~ention OF water and pain in passing It
almost Immediately. If you want quick
rolief and euro this is your remedy.
Sold by Il. Ii. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W. Va. "
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ALBANY. n. Y. May 20.-The court OF
appeal, has directed that an order DO
issued directing that DR.. Robert W.
Buchanan be produced before the court
OF appeals at one o'clock on next Mon
day to show cause why he should not
be resentenced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-21
Now slrcpinc Car Service to Chicago Owe,
'I'Hu.iInudie Route"

Under schedulc in effect Nav 10,
Panhandle train leaving Wheeling nj
1926 p. m, central time, will connect
at S,eubonvillo with through train car.
rying Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago,
arriving thore 1880 a. N. Returning
Pullman Shopping Car will leave Chi.
cago $40 p. H., connecting ut Steuben-
vile with train reaching Wheeling geo
p. IN. Coaches between StOubenyille and
Chicago without change on both trains.
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#..H
ATLANTIC T~EacoMPANY.
COFFEE DOWN!
HIGH GRADE
StandardPackaSe Coffee
2oc'rnp op,D2oc

Tho ,domand for this COFFEE hpS
Increased far beyond our expectations;
no ono will have any other aitcr giving
1t n trial. 1t 10 cheaper, fresher, eleanor
and possesso, better drinking qualitlo,
than any other package Coffee In the
market. II you havo not already tried
our High Grade Aromatic Excelsior
Coffee, aoud in your order and enjoy a
delicious aud wholesome beverage.
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DIAMOND Itias., studs md Earrings Mt
the auction on W.dn.sday.
DILLON, WHEAT q HhKCHEit co.
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WALL PAPER n. L. II. Bcideman's.
1911 Main street.
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Diamond Sale on Wednesday
DILLON, WHEAT & HASCIER Co.
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g. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 90. lmy,I Hoou, Sn t,
FOR SALE.


no. u.s. Penn street, 0 roonls and bath, boA
gases. Cheap.
No. = l!th street. ll-roomeG brick Cheap
NO. G9 Market street. G rooms, Sl,jal.
Nos ll0l and llO6 Market street buStl@i
properly, si2,5 M
Nos. u aud 80 37th street, II rooms. Si-hO.
NJ. $50 Marect street. : rooms and bath, sthll
No. MS. York street. 8 rooms. Cheap,
\ 90 \ Front ST., $ rooms and bath, mean
NO lOt,. Chapltno St, $ roonls, bath room aA1
large stable 5000.
Corner 18th aud Woods street, dwcllinE and
store room Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and In different locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant ard hotel for sale on NaTkc; si'Hs
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th sitse'
cheap,
Cigar store oil Market street for sale chcsp
building lots III all the best locations !RI7o
cltr.
Farms for sale on easy terms
. HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
.... -
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE,

The late residence Of Lewis Jones. dec.sei.
on me east side Of North York street. Lays
uwe'iing With all modern Improvements. hs.u.
anut GROUNDS. extending ~ river. One OF It's
choice spots In the city.
me twostory brick, slate roof dwelling. rc'!.
dence Of Mn. Elizabeth Hunter. NO. lS Zkus
street Island. corner OF y. York street; lxys
Hrohncs. l.OrlSO feet, AT 4 riga
ne Bloch property. corner OF Main aad Ninth
streets: ) houses; ground g. feet irnai extend.
Ing to the river. Will. SELL FART or ali Of Il.
4 hne building lot at WoodSdale.
No. iWS Front street. rivcrview: LOT n ic+:
'front.' and extends 10 tho river. Hou,eiS OF b;cG
win . rooms With all modern convenience
30 l%S Fourteenth street, lot S0SlN feet
10. ~. Front Street, frame house Of TooGas
All modern improvements
40. lo Fifteenth street. lot 30xl9o
MONEY TO LOAN.
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
tho estate Of Elijah MarlirE, deceased. are re.
qucStcd to settle. and all persons having claims
agains, said estate will present them TO me for
settlement
, mylS {. IS. TERRELL. Administrator
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Meaurs. NJ. Manh and vile and Will.
lam Marsh and wife lcavU tliia morning
on tho keystone State Tor Louisville.
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WALL PArERs a! Z. II. Beideman's,
l0ll Main a!reel.
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DIAMOND md Turqnolso 81 ustsr rings
Mt auction on Wohnesdny,
DILLON, WHEAT & HhSCHER CO,
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SALESMAN(M EDICAL)-WANTE
~ 10 call on physicians with large and I'M
pOrtnn, surgical work Utmost ready. An excel
lent income can DO eArned by physicians or
Others OF good address state age aud experience
Lock RoJ 1852. Philadelphia. Pm lnrl
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WANTED.

VIANTED-TO BECOME NURSES
w in Q hospital. two good girls OF fair edu'
cation. between IS and q years OF age. Must
come well recommended. d. Il U. McMAS-
TER, HOS ChaplIne street myl6
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SUMNER RESORTS.
MT. LAKE HOTEL

NJ. LAKE HOTEL CO..
myl5 Mt Lake Park, Md.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-01
The Uncharitable Woman.

A story is told Of a bright little girl hero
In town which points an excellent moral.
/ detest stories with a moral as a rule, but
this one poiLc to such universal fault
and such a bad one from all standpoints
that it much impressed me. The little
lady was an unnoticed listener at a family
discussion, and she suddenly piped up and
said
"Say, mamma, is everybody wicked?'
"Why, no, my child, of course not, ~
said mamma. "What makes you ask such
question:
"Only because you haven't said nice
thing about anybody today"
The rest VS. silence. cannot imagine
how the horrors Of that distressing habit
Of criticism could be brought more forci-
bly, to any ones mind than by the COM
ment of this little one. And l am chart
table enough 70 believe that it is only a
habit. There is comparatively little in it
that is really vicious, but it is an insinuat-
ing habit, and one that grows upon you,
and before you realize it you are devoting
your day to saying disagreeable instead of
agreeable things. City Times.