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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

The score by innings
. 3 4 50
Lynchburg .........0 o %
Richmond ..........o % % % % % %
Summary. Earned runs -LynchDurg, Z,
Richmond J. Two-base hits-N ellis. Rel
IS, Thompson. Threc-hase hit-smith.
Home run -plock. Double pldys-Leany
ard Plock: Berte, Houseman. and els.
Struck out-By' Mason. g., by Gllcn. g.
Base on halls-By Mason. s. by Gillen, g.
Ifuppirc-Brounau
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
A PARROT STORY.
Which Proves Conclusively that Parrots
Are Brainy Birds.

Which Proves Conclusively that Parrots
Are Brainy Birds.
Who that has ever owned parrot with
brains would doubt for IN instant the
truth Of this tale?
Ben I4usbe, who for fifteen years was
circus i'll the capacity of lightning ticket
seller, had a wonderful parrot, which
had been presented to him by one of the
canvas men of the show, who was ut one
time sailor on a steamer plying between
Boston and Ferna ndino; in the Bahamas
Lusbie used to have a way of quoting
the srrambl'nE mob of ticket purchasers
Don't be in hurry, gentlemcn:;
There's plenty of time" Don't crowd
and such like expressions The parrot.
which was perched upon the safe in the
| wagon just back of Lusbie, got to learn
these little speeches after season.
tour, and often broke out in a piercing
squawk with one of them, much to Lus,
bie'S amusement.
The parrot. which was quite little
vagabond, broke loose from her letters
one day, and flew over into a neighboring
wood near the circus grounds
n searching party was made up, and
they had not proceeded far before they
squa wking birds Fastening to the scene
they found poor old Poll clinging as best
she could to the limb 81 q dead tree, sur
rounded by a screaming flock of Crows
The parrot had only Two or three tail
feathers left, and fhe' hostile crows were
snd IT, Ha enss sna kin; H.. her rsh'
tn" p" ITO" was fhrlly scre4mi1s: lone
Vrr '"f f S":'e your time '"! r ft9w q
plenty more lrft."-Life's Calendar.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
ROE ROY'S OLD SWORD.
~" t1ay'hhre WbiHi, tho fam1n. Chtef-
tain Used III tsutt1s,

HhH tSeu III BSattl6.
Hanging ffnn 81 t"1,daht ttr,rath the If
Hnfk H." l"nhty If the art 81 lttry In The
il"f"M squire thedtrr. Is the fine old
"inytWr" which long Hgv was wit1tltd Nv
~" mighty vrtH If tie tiighiatd rt,trf.
l!"', l"X. ""r tnaty q Ll10dy field IT
S'|f'"h1's heatlsr. 1naI" fath1us Ivy tn.
t;'n" t,t" ltay"d hHyr' VII, tie tra1,-
Ii"gs wti"l, f't'"e, ,sdnrhed II, ahh tkp
h;'l" Hntt bit ire stu ~ st,art md strr,t,u
~ wh"h nfst tt,nk1t1 to tho t,ejt If ia
f"tlmr II III" fattthtts "tinf himself,
Il'" "latt0ufs II ahh" I've ie4ft ~ length,
~ "'"t"t"tt stsssl and weighs at,',Jt ~,
h|' t""pndss. The handle. CruirrtrJ i,y
Z hsk"t pm If strongly Wfntgit truss,
- H'hbirl ~ me ttsR Of one hr (tyl, hands
''htX ,hr hindf afs many hicks nt.i
s.tu's, nf'" evidence Of The var sid
stNf" 'nr''eil W1Iie! It passed, T't,r
I" f'hv"t md nov " torn and t,rokeu IL,
HilnT j1H'"s,
it"y M""urrr"r, Ind bas i,as;, I,r1ser val
~ ~" f"mI!y If M~EreY"r until nov, il
~ y;I' q" %Ihn';,"H y ~" c"Ht''inI IN
=. WAitn"y far esi,jbiti"" 1T IT." re- t"r rail-
S1Harr 'ii"ai"r. wh"r" the otmru "jtvt,
lt"y' is nnw being sung. through The c',,,r.
Try If Mr. J4'i'n Macgr"gOr Of Brokjyn.
Ihn r'nyUnr' Whs also used IN tho wars
l"nnld MnrgrrgOr Of GlengyIe, fatEsr If
Rob Roy. WIS fnr u long time au,Dnu
'l" relics of the Long Island HjstOrfrmi
s""j"ty, nut" n,rnunnto Ut peoples and
rnr"s thHt ar" known toduy only by tbn
struggling pn."s If history and the ~,
hH" spared. Sew York Press.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

Whist Cam BE Drn~ by a Wan Carrying
Tweufy-tHo-<5fnrer sfr@-v

bWsHtY-t"b-'HEf~ tEfef%Ty-
r. W Hill # WauShs<fsr. F.s.,fssrIsf-
sens.; TO Industries and from IN arIYrr<-
ing letter. anff~r ths. tTtt~ - -P.rrtssfvs
FIeefrieffy' rpspscfin- IN e.f..sfrfe-4F
means he has sis-visefi ~ rGss, ef.sfs-5lsss
a-sirSf I:trspne.f= approximations frsras fFIs-
person After FpIating by vhsst pssssnss
he WIS berrsrvt-sf Of . v4IHasbgs- fs---s.rr=ti
ornament Hv. fill reesHHfs rhe frIs-Fss-
FFres be- has <sFs,:ss-f,sf~ty tfssyfszft - fT"r
any fHfurs. contingencies Of the $afSs- HFt
ure" + rizz.psl gp. says he- snail
eontapt for my ssssTrs5piVf. b~u-sss ssssy
@ieefrie bell fpsFfsntef yor~fBE~r >.
1s~G and N"vrInbeT "a 1ss~sf. Histfi'
double pp~ss.r arf-urIsFTissrstF. TTsff INV
ready FIR any eBfergrn~y- re afsrTT Es"-
ing given Sron ~ any We raFfTgsT7s
with my Bin.
II nay say tTIar { INV ssrrry 5SsrETr
with Hse y wiI.,le "Iecsrfs. g8gr<eruf The
svsFcs Of egsetrfr cu~r-y y sfrrsst W ~
said ss~t'lIHIHlarTrs. 'Hd I have Hfasls I
ronsact fer my wstrsT. rtrx II xHv st-
tempt ~ mai" r. svrFFrr r .FEFEsrFy- rfsFs
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third irens of HEy "TFFpHs5Er = , inv "
efnsies~ent LaHTFs .4,Fss-s-ssIssE rFE ? rg-IEiu-
isfsed arTffirIEi wsrsrTsr,spf fs7v@~ rp7rF5T'.sF
tn my toas The lanEp : rFSpfgf sfrrrTrz r
perf0rnianee AZ Jh.-zrav cvEss-.g rFss-
tfZfsf /. ths- hspFSs. - sty-FtaFfy sser---V-sf
md when may fis<iFs. q, rsssE fh-
programme ineftI~T pfees- 80 ap5ssi - frEE
invaifaI,I. f.s ar iaestersfts SFssstks-- {
am consists Of . very fEEe lss.EfEHr1sFf '-rrTl
pIacefi IN TTvTTy Htsssis - gSfs~<fsT<
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curry in tfss Safnss cfss<s-< FIRE efrs-TfFf -
my ppcket hatterT. anf T ~=5H fHH~ .T=sf ?
my cigar r1.-arrfEsS~ - -ha rvsarIEs--
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

raiser, q comedietta called 1.-TWO Happy
by Half" from the pen Of Julian Field.
1t is somewhat significant that the
musical year, in London particularly, pro-
d4ced only Ills Excellency" and 1.-THE
Chieftain' with any success. This de-
cadence of opera, both comic and serious,
to a very large extent, cam begattributcd
to the absurd, salaries demanded BY the
artists-.-a state of things bad enough for
IN ambitious impressarioyif the house is
full mt every performance. George Ed2
wards had engaged for his next produc-
ton ut Days theater "rhe Artists
Model and the following up-to-(latc art
lists: Marie Tempest, Lefty Lind, Lottic
Venue, Kate Cutler, Alice Davis and
Katie Adams. and Mcssrs. Hayden Cof-
fin, Eric Lewis. Farren-Soutnr, Fisher
Farkoa, Gilbert Porteous, L'Dorsay w.
Robson, Yorke Stevens and Blakely.
'"rhe Artists Model" is in two acts.
Mime. Patti left Craig-y-Nos castle last
Tuesday on her way to Berlin. where
she, is to sing on January iS. Thence
she goes to Vienna, .Leipsic and Dresden,
her dates for those cities being the 22d,
10Th and 18th respectively. She will he
supported by an orchestra, and her re-
pertoire will include both of the Wagner
pieces sung by her in London. Nine.
Patti sings at Nice on February 4, and
during her engagement there will appear
IN four of her wcll-knOwn Operatic roles
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
Tho Ont md tho A1Jiuator

"Tabby," tho cnt. mnnjfcstcd great
eNriOsjty, not unmtx"d with j"at,,,sy,
when B"oImbub. the baby ALLIGATOR, was
installed u. 9 fnmtjy pct: md she ac.
CURED tho uDkiDd habit Of wnIkjng ~ 10
him IS every opportunity md showing
!Ior dispDcnsi,rc hy deliberately cutting
him with Der paw, Then she would r,,.
tire. showing evident mtisfaction ~ II
she had performed q duty.
ThIS WIS done once too often: Tor
I5cclzcbnb had evidently I,ari,Orcd in i,is
memory her former insults. and this Inst
one proycd too much for his injured
spirit. His eyes flashed witt, a ycllowisii
away, be scrambled after, seized her
tnil and chung. to It viciously. This
frightened tho bully. and she started o.,
3 race around tho room. tnking aerial
flights over chairs md tables, with Bccl.
zcbub dosI"rn clingng to her tail.
When We released the pnnic.strickcn
Inbby we were surprised to fml TINT
}cp!zcbub was none the worsc for his
wild experience, and with widely -distcnd-
ed jaws he l'rcntI,cd u general defiance:
but Tabby had received u lesson, and
she never mOlested BeclZclub ugnin.-
Jnuunry st. NichOlns
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
The "SWaInp ANGEL"

II" s-inrh parrot gun. known rs the
'Swamp Angel" will b.. recalled by
many who wcr" old enough to
read and understand the skirmisI,es
and raids and battles during the civil
war. The story Of it's construction is
about as follows: The colonel of u regi-
In"nt Of Now York engineers WAS ordered
by Gen. Gilmore in 1863 to mount Tia
gun on Morris island, s. G., the pIace
being hrsignat"d ~ about mile out I'm
tn" swamp, and to make .rrquisition for
all needed appliances. The colonel made
survey Of tn" pln" designatcd viewing
it from tn" nearest dry land, and then
sent in Il rc'inisition for 1900 men 30
feet high to work in a swamp 20 feet
']""p.' Gen. Gilmore, not apprcciating
this bit Of humor from his subordinate
J'lnr"d him under arrest and the officer
found it Il hard task to get relieved. The
gun was subsequently mounted by the
colonel and it was dubbed the "Swamn
Anger after astonishing both Fedcrals
and Confederatcx by sending shell from
Norris island, $1,000 feet, into the
streets Of Charleston and making q great
slaughter. 1t fired thirty-six rounds and
then burst near the breech. It is now
said to be in Trenton, N. j., where it is
used as Il drinking fountain,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
RELICS OF LINCOLN.
A Valuable Worlds Fair Collection Sol,,
at Auction.

n '"iu"D1e "OfIOS FaF connection Sold
at Auction.
The Lincoln memorial collection cx-
llbitrd at the Worlds fair was sold ut
auction last week in Philadelphia. The
SUN of y2:hd;.2J was realized. The high
est price paid for any single article. with
but one exception. was $40 for the old
hickory chair in which Mr.. Lincoln was
seated when he received the telegram
announcing his nomination for the prcsi-
denty of the United States by the Chi.
cago convention. This chair is made of
hickory withrs. with a hoop hole seat.
and was for years used as q repository
for cxrhangcs IN the office Of the Spring
used Ivy Mr. Lihcoln III his law office. and
n d0tb1t-dOOr walnut bnwkcase resting
Upon 1t. two Jicc"s. brought $t'a,, and a
tjtahosany sOfa brought tho same au,u,pt,
Mr. Mnc0in's Jaw lifrary. consisting of
twenty-twn eo1nInrs. was sold for xllS.
Among the autographs sold was 81 check
given Ii,nO1n rs n retainer by the FIJI
tiOia Central rai1road. There. is etsut
stort, ,4,it,",t'd witt, this check. lin
coin had t""h promised 5000 if h. won,
the suit III question. which, br snaru)r,l
~ dothg. W1rb jtc presented his bin thr
l,rrsid"nt wa absent. and be- was referred
~ th" superintendent. Tint official r,-
fused !" i"y tie bill, retnarking at thn
SAN" time: "fhat r. ~ much rs q first
class lawyer would rI,argr," tbr ~.
tHrtht"hdent WIS Hrorgc y. MC tpllan.
md II WIS III" tr,by 0f fate tttat otty q
few yenp later MI, Lincoln should tr.
elected t'rnstdcHt NJ the United Ntafns
over the nbir GrOryr II. Mcclellan ~
~ overwhelming minority.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
SIHUCX II Rich.
Dns sf tire RfCg~~t Winning FTHrF@ # 20
rsrsf T.->F~<

The star =rrssi~- wy1js-F -E"7n y 7r---
r18 WIS h1-u UTrT~+ FF~~ -zffa-e-s'
had Iurs hlTHkIH- F-.rs a~.-- ~
r3Ty< StsiosF 70 -hs. ias-- rH=r VI IT,
tom has in rhs veg 5ssr7 s-z~rr7s
that ~ viii 81 e, III" Hirs.f <tsr-
Sanata from Nct.-l<SzsI IRE rfs--nse5s.
now ~slfsfex r'ysTt 80 - pzsr- ..v~-7e- ~
=ssIf Hfirss thar ikSf~ fst w. - sFrT
W"nfsf erista The HT1s - .---zr+-
Hei~e. Hesd ,-',tTufty. U"Bt-. B-T~ ~
III md BaBHeT >Tx ysr5rS 81 FEuf ! ~
n"rf. IaIfu ThT~<sen sT.sI S-r~s-sB &
4Ig"T ~ Ts-rur- -r-FFs <-aE'1t 1852
f"r. >av"Tssi s-tIGuI~ yer s--sr--. ...,-..
F~-sTys-sf -Ts-Fv y -rssF
Sim sIls-v 1r..-- ,..s--rs-.' -'ss. -.-
Fssss'r s~rs- --,-.rrF ~ -7ETu- ...
hv Fs.srfFsrTllsFTsr-s- - f>z~s-4~VEss-rsr
assay rpvs-sfI..rf r5s- fs~- -tssF- %
very RIB .--.s- n ~ Ifs ---.--
~ tissss rtriIi.~~ 4 Mining ,-F-Ins--- ss-~..r-
\ rspar- frs'rr Nv fHvs-s-S-sfz-.- r--s.--
thar rlsr pTspSr-T -riI sF,s-z ----
HgrFT~ v"IH 81 HTn~rzL -
phitip with TTIaFrx wli-H --s~-~s~~ e--r~ ~
with -sl.f- r = f-ns TsE1E'-rz svs-i sa
fr baUdIei -sI~7Fv The -. as--~-ar-,-
~ v.-in~ 1r1,{ .-,---S 5sF t---~ -
ovid heb rt.-~rr ST. arEs-~ .---
and tvv-asy - 'r.U-
4 <ve~s --'-ETsrBy Hs~ Elr=7sT- -
f"rufssf. ~ rvhT.-5 tFsE- = p~~-ssfs.zr s-E
ThHrSfen ~'rr. 'rr-~isfs-Eg- ssssE r-s7~-- e.
vsi"pr1s1r< viii .-suf7TgszJs-s- rrr-Ts---. .r--.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
Witch of Salamanca, which only brave

Witch Of Salamanca, which only brave
man can see." = ~ o., !.
Magic nonsense!' snid the princess,
sharply. you haven't on anything at
all. Here, put my cloak around you i'm
mcdiately and send for q suit of armor:
you shan't leave Madrid in this condi.
ton, can tell you. Now" she said.
turning to the people, tell me, on your
ialtn n as christians, can any one of you
-Then,Fof course, they all admitted the
truth, and a great cry was raised that
the witch should be burned for deceiying
the King. but when they went to search
for her She and the black cat and the
SIX and the fine gold had I'LL disap.
Let her Co." said the King. She
was right in one thing. ut least; we were
all too c0wardly to tell the truth when Il
seemed likely to lower us. in the eyes 81
our neighbors: The lesosn she has taught
me. is worth the price paid" 1870. .-.~-. ,
So, the hing. rode away against the
Moors, and after many battles drove
them out of Spain.--Washington Star.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
Very Tired ID0ccO

1t has remained fora little girl in Brook
witticism for Leigh Hunt Of course She
spoke in childish innocence, where the
English essayist and wit used his ripened
intellect.
Hunt, in describing an exceedingly warm
day, it will be remembered, spoke of it as
one which tempted him 'stoi strip off his
flesh and sit in his .bones'' :
The dear little Brooklyn miss had been
romping and running all day. Toward
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
YOUNG FOLKS,
The Grip,

The Grip.
The grip is slick,
Aud bad and hOld;s
And sly aud quick. ~ So ~zs,.l- q.t> .
!, And grabs right hold; n Y
just nowslt's thick % Z
As hops, *we'reto told! 81
At fail ofnight "%s ~
And evenings bell;
When stars are bright
Der hill and dell,
- We feel quite right. .~---.-...., -
And all Is we'll.
But ere the morn
The weather takes
A nasty turn;
The victim Quakes
With fever's burn,
And cold-chill shakes.
\ frightful 1ust: ~
Our backs Il kink.
s. Our head Il crust,
That thrObs, we think,
Till 1t must bust!
1t lists Il week.
! (This grim nightmare,
, Nor are we meek,
z But tear our hair,
81 And hardly speak
+ III Except to swear!
n But If Mt last
:. ) The tire abates,
And VIC get past
The pearly gates,
10 where at last
Sweet life awaits;
TO every one
We give this tip:
My friend! Don't mon
Key with the Grip!!
-Evenlng Sun.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

We mentioned few weeks NC. ti,sr
with q rapidly rotating point ar nysnut,.
disk Of aluminium ere can pr.Irse- su
adhesive metallic drposif eH eis~~ anil
other srIbstaucrs. Rut aitIiuugl, tasr.
or vitrcors ''stoHcs. bcsides emerald,
an aluminium pencil. diamensls ara. ms,
~. and I. has been sn9xswtrsI fIs.st ~
are thus furnished with test fer sh..
gcnnineiess Of These precians sssfseS
which is both simple and rcIiativ.--In-
yrntion.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
THE SLOGAN MINES.
Hundreds Of Tons of ore quartz For
HHfdsd for Crdsl1fnx.


Lane {. Gillian, q wrl1-known frcighter
III the fnlfi1jmtht of contracts to trans
lDft INV toms of ORE from the Darlahtl1es,
q llk" amount from the Shrprise, and 100
from the Antoine, newly devel0fr,d
property. Work on the Antoine was t.9dt,
Ht1tttnl,er 1, when the owners did not
knew whether they had abythihg " not.
S9;dD atfrce for t1ieir shares. -Four men
have ri nr" taken out 10 tOti.. The fIrst
"nr11a1, twelve tons, hetted them $ZlHHj,
aft"r d"lhetihg all thu expenses, and the
Estltnatfl yet yr',f1t III t!!c 1re INV 0ht
II sal1 to te close to $1Z,MAk The 1re
h Il Ixn IL Hr!ar, ,x l"v1" ,;4 r." ~ ounces III
IF nnterstdnd II ~ thpt q good ur,.
rn," ST. i,ijIiam told :" Nixknt," rtrx,r t'r
,,"C1my missed thu tpdgt' last yltar, but
'I" y,x t rM on i t''s tyr" picked "4t
NV" an bavi0g the lest Ojt,n season,
"" cv"r "*pri"n1d - tbe NGrtt, Tirn'
~ ptenty Of snow 10 farijitatr trai,sta,rta-
tinU, Will" ttnrH isn't u utiHrtnF Of whit
th"" ~, W." i tl,s -, ti'nr !ast ye"E III. day
xxx a, y, , S,1 "1r,a ao 81 ore ad rtt
KasIy about sixteen t,us Il Day, and /
sUUj'l jH1g" that about q rHFtOad o day
= 9n'Hg t''e "'f'"r way from Three
j, =, Wilson. n IknsJo merchant, who
sent four OUNCES three grains zOf local
gOlb t., tho. ea! Francisco mint u short
time since, bas inst rec"iyed ref;irns, 'Tbe
t E4l1 went ,17h 9ns. viii, ;)E,N silyer,
ayd net value 1866, This piac"s the bur.
ohas" vain" Of KasIo gold ut about $]7
nn ounce. Most Big Bend gold is wortl,
$3.50 an ouDc" ~ San FrancisrD,
For several weeks past the p"yjnciaI
cd accounts Of th" great gold lids on
KasIo creek, says til" KOOnnni Mil
snrh yarns. will not ruIy jnjurn KnsIO,
but tn" whole district. 1t ~ on a par with
the exaggerated reports about the gold
(placer and guartz) found in the Cariboo
creek district, recently bIaz0ned to the
world by IOrnD contemporaries.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

nightfall her father met her. care YOU
not very tired. little one?" he asked.
'"Oh, not so very tired, papa" she re-
piled. Then, in Il burst Of Confidence, she
whispered: "Only do feel as though I'd
like to take my legs off and carry them
awhile. New York Herald.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
"A Choral Union Formed

connection Will, the surpliced choir Of
All Saints cathedral, to further tho
choir's interests and develop the music
Of the cathedral There will also be a
social feature in connection with tho
union and it il proposed to establish m
auxiliary choir, to which ladies will be
admitted as members as well as gentle
men. The union was effected ut a meet.
in the cathedral guild hall. Thursday
night and when the following officers
were elected: President, Abbot Thorn.
dyke; vice. president. Richard Hoe; Sec
rotary, Arthur Daniels; treasurer,
Charles Granger; directors. Abbot Thorn.
dyke, Canon st. George, Charles Davis,
Edgar Hoe and Charles Granger.
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No Rest for tho Ncxicuu Glol1or

The poor old Mexican dollar, lineal de-
sccndant of the old Spanisl, coin beloved
of pirates and ocean frcebooters., is
to be II Mexican dollar as to be q humn n
being subject to the ravages of microbes
and indecent bacteria! England Is try
ing to drive the, Mexican dollar. out of
her fur Eastern colonies. France Is atix-
iolls to make Madagascar. over which,
she holds II protectoratc, eject the Mcxi-
perfect dollarphohia, issuing orders from
Madrid against the circulation Of fllr
Mexican coin in the philippine islands
and III Puerto Rico.--Mcxican Financicr.
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lbs LII August, 1890, these .maneuycr
feet signaled with searchlights. to the
golfers ~ miles away. This was some
800 miles south Of the Azores on Il fnir!y
sclear night, ss
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In M~mrry ~ .grwwx syv.,.

memorial to JrmHy Lind hss fsesft
erected in Westminster aIsIs~y. TIE gtruts.
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:ftc Poets Corner t-ppu th~ mesIafI;yu
are the words. II knew that my R~derr.-
or ivcth." and the inscription. "Ieuuy
Lind Goldsmith. horn D.t,f,rr q. fs.ss:
died Nnren1I,ar y IXS-
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A Treat for the Old Man.

Ezra Buckley, who works on Smith
Hizcrt's farm Mt Red Rock, N. Y, is "a
years old. He had never seen the Hud-
son river until Saturday, when his EN-
Ployer gave him an excursion. ,,e He took
time in his life, Buckley had ride on
steamboat and on the electric cars,
and saw the inside offa hotel He has
never used tobacco or Intoxicating bev-
crages.-Philadelphi Ledger.
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Cinnamon s,s vy.,.ss esvsr

" drr"efioU 81 eiHnamoft j. rt.s-cuuuscsssE
eel ~ . dsfnt &" IN ssk~fs freely nv lre1fI
'ies where fFtcrr 10 fypt"fsf fryer 1r efrssf-
"ra. fcr einnau,or, has sIse fsywrT tss 10.
Sfroy aH iufcrfious nirrs,tSrs. Even ~
serrn Nils them. while IL is gwrfevf.y harus
.ess tg HfHaa bein1s. " r. sssitf ffssf si,s.
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siek rot,,n. vii Xii typIss;yi t,.eifH -.
twelve hrur$ AMI prevent frsxfs ea@x
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l%~N~NN poriSIs

riIla ~rrreS ri1etlrsatIzr1s xts.--7 re ers----
remedies a7vs E1Tfss5 f7F~a = e fz+~ -r-F'
suffered IrTtes-T=s'y- with ~h-sTrszz-
hut HoNeF= <Ir~s7srtI's No. p~-@s..-
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Vegetable Csmpeund - a rssrzrtc.
j have seen jt cure wousb trowEE~w
when all the wisess Doctors failed.
MY sisters, dent hesitate.
Write az once relief y wxstTux
for you Mrs Jennie Ssrcrs,
San FFsncisee, Cal
Get Lydia e. pjnkkaws FIR.
ks6k (emfsssd from POUR drug
gist Il viii save yca. Twenty
years q uupaTzlJe1g1 SUCCESS
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At Every Twiuge

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