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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-04-26
No. 4s3,-NumertcaI Enigma.

My whole, composed IF 80 letters, Is an
old proverb.
My 10, 81, 6, 81, 29, %, 30, l, II is
talkativeness
My 33, 10, %, 8, 2s, 20, 3, T. 81 is
merry
My "a, 10, IA, 3S, 9, 30 is result
My II, II, H. 4, 20 is priests vest
ment.
My 80, ., 10, 10, "a is relative pro-
noun.
My 20, 10, 80, is to carry,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-04-26
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting a horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
Also Dyer q Co., West Salisbury, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-04-26
A street lamp with a

No. 4S2.-Crossword.
In stab, not in kill.
In Jack, not in Jill.
In knife, not in fork.
In float, not in cork.
In burn, not in heat.
In arms, not in feet.
Whole names a fruit.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-04-26

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
GRADUATED Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheun and Scald Head,
Is cents per box. For sale by druggists
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-04-26
No. .iS4.-Charade.

A jolly spree
Ny FIRST would be.
Who rides n race with hope to win
Must use my NEXT" to come first in.
My "wHoLE' flower white, pink or blue,
In many gardens you may view.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-04-26
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON ", SECOND QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL %.

Text of the Lesson, Mark xiv, 1e-26-Mem-
DRY Verses, 22-e4 - Golden Text, Luke
xii, 19-Commentary by the Rev. ID. NJ.
Stearns.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
l. lyndon VILE.
Town Meeting Notes.

Voted to raise tax of rs cents on a
DOLLAR for town expenses and other pur-
poses required by law, Also so cents on
. dollar for school purposes.
With taxes all collected and bills all
paid the town would have about $1,000
IN hand. The total tax will be 81 80 on
II dollar, which is Is cents less than in
1894.
Voted to appropriate $50 for Memorial
Day,
Voted to abatc poll taxes OF members
TT IRE company not to exceed 20 in
number.
Voted to dismiss article relative to
payment of bounty TO A. II, Hicks.
Voted to accept provisions ofNo. 81 of
Acts OF 1894, relative to tree public libra
~. The state pay 500 the first year
md the town pays $50 annually.
Voted that the Selectmcn be empower
ed to purchase new safe or build a
vault ii necessary in order to properly
protect the records of the town.
Voted to pay the school directors 50
per day for services.
Ii. +. Hovey was unanimously elected
road commissioner He received 172
votes, the largest number cast on any
ballot during the day.
I ne A. p a. was very much in evidence
throughout the day and had everything
10 their liking.
John A. Ahern returned here last Fri
day and now assumes his old position
N the telegraph office.
s. Stern, the dry goods merchant, is in
New York on business tour
Several of the young people are contem-
plating attending the railroad boys ball
at Barton Landing this evening,
J. W. Burke, hydraulic engineer of Rut.
and, is in town this week surveying and
making plans for the new water system.
The ladies and Odd Girls gave pleas.
ant social and supper at the Methodist
chapel Thursday evening.
Charles Blake and Robert Monroe
graduated from their position as engi.
neer and conductor, respectively, this
week, as result of the wreck at Wells
River Friday last
James Chesley OF North Conway, N. H,
IS visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. NJ Murch
Lambert Packard, architect and build
81, OF st. Johnsburr, has been consulting
his week with those intending to builc
his spring
There was good attendance at tn,
upper and social at the Congregations
pestry last Friday evening, adding quit
sum to the treasury.
The Woman's Relief Corps are to hol,
the postponed poverty party and suppe
al Odd Fellows hall this Friday evening
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
LYNDON CENTER.
The Prize Speaking.

rhe annual champion prize speaking OF
Lyndon Institute occurred Friday even.
ny at Thompson hall. Ten students en-
tered the contest and gave evidence of a
large amount of work all rendering
their parts in very pleasing manner.
Excellent music was furnished by the
class in music and the repetition of the
symphony by the orchestra OF fourteen
Young ladies. While the judges were con
suiting, Prof. Stowe, the elocution teach
ar, gave two selections in a manner char
acteristic OF hrst.class teacher. The
prizes were awarded. For ladies, first to
Grace l.. Miller of Lyndon Center, second
TO Clara b. Greenwood Of Coventry; for
gentlemen, first to Frederick M. Hall of
st. Iohnsbury, second to Fred II. Pierce
Of Albany.
ON Tuesday evening the junior class
gave prize declarations in the chapel
which was well attended. This is one of
the youngest classes in the Institute, but
Tor all that they gave their parts excel
Eently, rejecting great credit upon their
teacher and themselves. Music was iurn-
ishcd by chorus of young lady students
in the Institute, and was greatly appre-
GATED by the audience. The prizes were
awarded as follows; for ladies', first to
Louise Z. Hubbard of Lyndon Center
second to Elizabeth Howatt of Lyndon
Center; for gentlemen, first to Edwin A.
Daniels OF South Wheelock, second to
William Z. Riley OF Lyndonville.
The farm known as the Sprague farm,
and personal property of Emeine
Sprague, will be offered for sale at pub.
he auction, Saturday, March o. at l
o'clock.
Willis c. Conner of Barton Landing, a
FORMER student at the Institute, has been
VISITING friends in town.
Mrs F. w. McAllister and her daugh.
ters returned to their home in Boston
last week.
rhe revival meetings are being contin,
ned this week, conducted by the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Reeder having returned to his
bone in Waterbury.
Bert Pratt is slowly recovering from
typhoid fever. He has had hard siege,
mt will soon be as good as new.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Morgan attended
the funeral of Mrs. Morgan's sister, Mrs
[. A. Harris, Thursday afternoon.
Warren E. Twombly of Barton Land
VIZ was in town last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
LYNDON.

Alva Wilson OF this town has been
granted q pension
Mrs !. S. Thompson has gone TO West
field to care for her daughter Mrs cara
CbafIee, who is III,
Owing to the unusually large amount
oi sickness in the village the muslcaI CON
ytntion has been given up.
rho number Of cases Of the grip is not
decreasing and the doctors do not hnd a
duh time unless they are laid up few
DAYS themselves. Most Of those III last
week are improving, some are nearly
well and a good many new cases have
developed,
Mrs. Dodge is very sick with little
chance OF recovery.
Mrs. Don Gray is failing rapidly and
The end is not far away.
Henry l.. Green is slightly better
Mrs, Knapp is lying at the point OF
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Williams are
greatly afflicted by the loss OF their little
boy who died Saturday March, 2 aged
about 10 months. Enieebled by whoop.
ing cough, he became an easy victim OF
Vi grippe and died after an illness OF only
two or three days.
Rev. W. {. Johnson and wife were
agreeably surprised last Friday evening
by the arrival of quite a company of
their friends with preparations to
pound" them and also to serve cake and
coffee to all who came to assist. They
passed the evening very pleasanely and
ki, quite little stock Of groceries and
provisions at the parsonage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

The new policy issued by the New Eng.
land Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Boston, MSS, whose statement is pub.
lished in another column, should be in.
quired into by any one contemplating in.
Surance.
MISREPRESENTATION in family of two
or three to do light homework. Enquire
Al Eastern Ave.
The Equitable Life, W. H. S. Whit
comb. Gen. Agent, paid policy holders
S21, 325.97 in February.
NC. Goodenough of Littleton, N. H.
can sell a Vim. Bourne, McPhail OF
Prescott piano at mere nominal price
TOR his expenses are nil.
WANTED-Men to split 100 cords Of
stove wood, and take pay in wood OF
potatoes. Inquire of 6. W. YOUNG.
Ely st.
WANTED.-A capable man and wife to
work on farm. W. S. BAILEY
East Hardwick, VT
WANTED.--A girl to do general house.
work. Inquire at this Office.
WANTED woman to do general house
work. Apply at IA School st.
For SALE. House, Barn and seven
acres of land on John street, Paddock
village. House and barn nearly new and
well fitted up. Land in good condition
Inquire at the Union House.
GIRL WANTED for general homework
capable and reliable; small family En-
quire at this Office or write Rev. G. w
Patterson, East st. Johnsbury, Vt,
TENEMENT TO RENT on Spring street
Enquire of A. S. Livingston.
For SALE. The place formerly owned
by Aaron Farnham, situated on Port
land street, st. JoEnsbury, three fourths
mile from railroad station, containing
twenty acres. Price, $4,000. For further
particulars apply to Ivory P. Estes, "a
Ash street, Cambridge, Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
ELECTRIC RAIL- WAY.

William Hight Of Newport will ex-
hibit an electric railway in the vacant
store in the Pythian building every
afternoon and evening of next week.
A locomotive and two cars run by
electricity around track 10 feet in
diameter. The train was built from
a photograph of the "air line" and
Mr.. Hight has spent 10 years in its
construction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
ECLIPSE OF TIE NOON.

There will be total eclipse of the
moon next Sundayevening which can
be easily seen if it is pleasant night.
The moon enters the penumbra at
7.57 p. m, and will gradually begin
to lose its brightness from that time.
At 1854 its eastern edge will be
notched and during the next hour the
moon will diminish to the crescent
phase, and the crescent will narrow
until the whole disk is involved in the
shadow. From 952 to II 81 p. m.
the total phase occurs, while the
moon is passing across the shadow.
At 1927 pm. the total eclipse ends
and the partial phase recurs in in
verse order until ~ 25 am. of the
11th while the moon is gradually
emerging from the shadow. The
moon passes the pneumbral limit at
1.21 a. m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
MA SONIC MEETINGS.

Haswell Royal Arch Chapter, No. II
holds special convocation on Friday
evening the 9Th. The degrees of P. NJ
and M. E. M. will be conferred upon sew.
eral candidates.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chapter occurs on the 18th. Aside from
the regular business of the month the R
A. degree will be conferred.
WILLIAM WETHERBEE, H. ?.
DELos NJ. BACON, Sec'y.
lestinesCommandery No. 8, Knights
Templar, holds special conclave, Tues
day evening March IL. The work of the
conclave will be the comforting of the
Order of the Red Cross.
JAMES H. HOLDER, EN-. Com.
DELos M. BACON, Recorder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08

to which all are cordially invited. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Episcopal services will be held at the
Methodist chapel next Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Mr. Harris officiating.
The grip is still on the rampage, seek
ing whom he may deyour,'
G. II. Weeks is suffering with an at
tack OF the grip and j. +. McCarty is as
sisting in the postoliice.
Miss Sadie Lyon OF Craitsbury is visit
ing in town, the guest Of DR.. A. A. Cheney.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
A CART
tenement TO RENT.
Enquire OF JOHN N. GALE

am the most wonderful device for regu.
lating the temperature and burning YOUR
Investigate me.
ELECTRIC HEAT REGULATOR.
N M. JOHNSON. Agent,
st. Johnsbury, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
/ WILL SELL

or rent my house, containing nine rooms
with clothes presses, closet, Waterford water
up stairs and down, splendid cellar, wood
shed and small barn with u acre ofland.
viii give possession at once if desired. will
sell my piano Chickering make, and of ex-
ceendgly fine tone. will also sell nv horse
buggy, new blanket and fur robe, lumber
wagon, sled, sleigh and light side hill
plow, with few farming tools also a few
nice carpenters tools
MRS. E. d. HARLOW.
st. Johnsbury, Feb. 81, 1895.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
Marriages

Marriages.
AT Cabot, March ., by Rev. III. A. Russell,
I'uctuS Herrick and Julia S. Gardner
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Births.

AT Hardwick, March 8, daughter to Mfr.
and Mrs. c. H. WEIGH
At Danvlle, March /, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. White
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08

TVTUTUS.
At st Johnsbury, March 8, Arthur Moul-
ton, aged "a.
At st. Johnsbury East, Feb. 25, Lewis
Young, aged II.
AT St Johnsbury East Feb. rs, Willard
Bonett, aged IA.
AT st. Johnsbury Centre March A. Mrs.
Mary Hale, wife of Gearge W, Cook OF Dan
vile, aged 80.
At Hardwick, Feb. %, Alfred Collier, aged
about so.
At East Burke, March s. Mrs. c. A. Harris,
aged 70.
At Lunenburg, March 1, George, infant
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Dodge.
AT Spencer, Mass, Feb. &C. Edmund B.
aged 1S. son OF A. X. Hallett
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The EUMORIST.

T. iobusan.c covered her face with
1ier Lands. ".Ncvcr!' she faI,cred. in
such Il costumo2 | dare not" But
presently her courage revived. THE
hats shc j~oyiullv exclaimed. II never
thought Of tho hats" She tripod con.
fdently upon the stage, feeling that no.
body would SEQ her after all.-ChicuuJ
TimSS.
First SIburbanite-What is there 70.
ing on over at lirownkin's t%o.night-a
golden weddinC2 Second Suburbanl;e
No. It's souvenir night. in cuicbra-
ton OF tho ii.ioth day OF their having
their new hired girl.-Errh1Hgc.
Shc-I have been listening to an NV.
fully clover man for tho past hour. Ile-
Then YOU may find inc dull. She-Not
nj all. Ono can't stand too much OF
that sort OF thing, you know.-Ercialye.
Wigsins-My boy. il you live beyond
your income you're bound to como to
grioi." SCIENTIFICALLY dear fellow, if |
Ind to 1.-Two within it. / would bc miser-
able evon Hirpsr's Br:qr.
why don't YOU 20 to work? WHY
DO YOU waste your tina begging
Did You over bcg?" mo. OF our
not" ''rhcn you don't know wha,
work is.'-lii. Bits.
Tho propriciors Of a West philadol.
phIa salo,stablo have this sign outside
their establishment: "if you aro look.
ing for muIos don't forgot us."-Phin.
dci0hid Rtcorh.
E.,I C. .af,. . a. IT
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remarkable story OF tiendish inCe.
nuity comestrom West;uOrelaud county,
Pennsylvania. The wife oil Simon 7.
Stou1er. having n liking Tor another
mar and desiring TO get rid OF her hus.
band, drew their two daughters in.o n
hideous conspiracy against the father
and mad him convicted OF u namele.s
crime.
The man was sentenced to n term OF
fifteen years ir the peni.cntIary. Some
OF his friends who believed Stoutler in.
nocen;, put detective, on the case.
Alter great difficulty one OF the daugh-
ters was induced to make n full contest
ION. revealing the whole conspiracy
against her father. The hoasrl OF par
dons promptly rcconmend,d. aud Gov.
ernor Hastings a. promptly granted. n
pardon. The nan had served about
two years Of his sentence
Thus far no steps have been taken
against the woman. Il il Il pity tina,
she canEot be sen. to the r~unitcntiary
for life. L: is doubtful whether i crime
exactly like hers has ffer been CON.
mlttcd before in this cnis:.trv.
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mously increased quantities. wo can.
not supply out Of our own mills tho
wooden fabrics that aro supplied out OF
foreign mills. Here isa distinct impair.
mont Of tho roiourcca Of tho country,
tho direct result Of lower taril dutics.
Two cases OF low.ptlcOd, pioco.dycl
goods sont abroad will no. compensate
for "tho enormous increase In tho i'm.
ports OF manufactures Of wool" tho In.
crease being moro than $4,000, 900 in
tho frat quarter Of tho present calendar
year. 1t takcs countless drops OF water
to cavon up with tho great ocean.
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4 declaration Of peace botwcon China
and Japan will DO welcomed by tho
world generally u, we'll as BY China hNr.
scli. It will announce tho end OF n con.
test so ono.sidod as to DO in fact n
slaughter. At no ,imc during hostilitics
did China otter enough effective no.
sistance to ohs,rncs approCiably tho
Japanese plan Of campaign.
Tho littlo country, inspired by amaz.
ing confidence in hcr own prowess. lit
into n country OF ten times her popula.
ton. Whoever else may havc doubted,
Japan did not for one minute doubt hor
ability to whip tho bulky country into
terms. So it has como to pass.
On land and on sea tho Japanese have
simply walked over and bcaton down
theirantaeonis.s. The result. has shown
the world how relatively weak China is,
and has lifted Japan not only to tho
first rank among Asia,ic powers but TO
u high rank in the great family Of
nations.
An American admiral once sousht to
show how easy it would be for China,
with her teeminS population. to over
run this country and by the mere force
OF numbers to ovcrwhcIm US.
The mere force OF numbers cannot
prevail against improved weapons and
disciplined forces under capable com.
manders. China will have 10 be made
over before she can DO n menace to any
civilized people. This is one lesson OF
TN, vur
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HpftIGI D"FoaIfi % Mf Nrt.lytntsr.
MAnrrSsDrnG, ". w.. April l2.-J. G.
Thompson, who has been on trial here
for shooting a. II. McKclvcy, OF Bruns.
wick, Nd, was found guilty OF assault
and battery. The shooting occurred
last November and it was feared at
the timn that Mckelvey's wound would
prove latal, but hc has since fully rccov-
cred.
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dJLEvELASp. April l2.-Tho bar iron
y.nufAciurcrs Of Ohio. Illinois, Indiana
hnd several other states were again in
session at tho WcddcIl House to-day.
An organization was completed ut the
morning session BY the election OF tho
following officers: President. W. +.
Taylor, Of the Union Iron Comnany. OF
Youngstown, Ohio; vice president,
Major Collins, Of the Central Iron and
Steel Company. Brazil, Ind secretary.
George W. Clarke, Of the Mitchell
Trantor Company. Cincinnati, Ohio;
treasurer, James Corns. OF Jo.oph Corn.
& Co, MassiIlon. Ohio. Executive COM
mi;tee, s.. e. Taylor. Major Collins,
George W. Clarke, Scott ConneIl and
FraHk Il. Fclt. 1.-THE afternoon session
the chief topic under discussion was tho
present low prices on bar iron and the
ndvisahility Of making n general ad-
vance on the amt
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j.. a. RICHARU|oH, Of Jefferson City,
No., chief enrolling force thirty.eighlh
general assembly OF Missouri, writca:
] wish to testify to tho merits OF One
Minute Cough Cure. When other SO.
called cnrcl failed, obtained a!mos: in
a,ant reliot and a snnchy cure by tho
use oi Ono Mimic Cough Curn. Logan
Drug Co.. Wheeling. ". Va, d. f.
Peabody. hcnwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Hrihropnrt. ..
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SELF-DEFESsE Is the verdict OF the
c%oroner's jury in tho Kortucky tragedy.
This it seems to have been, but il 10 do.
nIorabin ucvcrthc'cse. Men OF tho in.
tcIii"nncr OF those men should have
known Il better way to Ge..,r their
t'orbics. In q arns0 tlIoy wore both
victims Of m uaThoicsomo public scnli.
mGn'. In Kentucky n in sonic other
states, tho revolver is too much in cyl.
dencc.
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lT Is pla:n tina, in tho intnst Kcn-
lucky tragedy the mGa who was killad
wa7 the Immediate n..res4or. Tanker
Stamford trial To xii! Stato Senator
Ciocbcl on aicnt. llo certainly fired
frs! and the ball went through tho
skirt Of Gocbnl'4 coat. Goobcl'a quick-
ness md atGliy hand saved his lifc.
Men OF their station should he abis to
settle differences Of opinion without
pulling tho trigger.
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OWNERS OF the wrecked building, are
aFysproperly notified that they must
Bbegin at onco ,o take down wha. is LEI,
66fsheir walls. There i. danger in every
brick OF them, and i; will he fortunate
At they can be taken down before moro
damage is done. The city authorities
have acted with regard to tho public
welfare and arc entitled to the public
Communication.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Throo young women OF E%llcnspurg,
Wash, loft thoro on Sunday to sook
thor fortunes In tho gold fields OF Alas.
ka. Their outfit included, among otn5r
things. . small sailbpsS ,ch ,hcy
will make tho trio.m ,isl
to Forty. Milortreok, a Gay
LOO miles.
Some years ago tho iamtN
Duke OF Nowca,tlc's estate
which had not boon cmplS :
yenrs, wa, drained oil, whom
OF pike wcro' found, some
from thor enormous sizc, wv y
ably OF very great aGc.
Tho Muscovito ahoe Is HANDY
on n wooden frame. aud but littltN
ton Ia paid to tho shape OF thS1
Leather Is sometimes used, but tlt
dial Is gcnorally mndo Of colorod
cordagc and wooden cloth.
Dr.. Charles W. Dnbncy, IT,, chaiS
OF tho United States government b. an
for tho Cotton States and International
Exposition. has boon In Atlanta max.
ing arrangements for tho government
exhibit.
Tho Oldest joint stock company now
existing Is tho Now River Company, OF
London. which was Incorporated by
royal charter in tho year 1919. Its
shares now bring almost fabulous
prices.
The fact that the white houso OF tho
Co~nicderacy is now used for n colored
school house 10 calculated to make tho
los. cause turn over in its coffin. Dos.
ton Herald.
Tho largest gold coin in existence is
said to DO tho gold ingot or "loof" Of
AMMAN. n flat. round piece, worth about
1926, tho value being written on 1t in
India ink.
Ono OF tho valuable treasures in tho
Lonox library. in New York, la an un.
broken file OF the London. Timer, from
1905 to the present time.
For tho hide OF q full grown giraffe,
greatly sought ai,cr in Africa for whip
aud sandal making. tho native hunters
get from Sl5 to S25.
Panama Is Caribbean word, moan.
ing mud fish," an allusion to tho
abundance OF this variety on both sides
OF tho isthmus.
The Greeks have two places OF wor.
ship in Now York city, wherc tho scr.
vice is carried on in the Greek tongue.
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is the characteristic tito Of II proiuscly
illustrated book containing ovor ono
hundred pnges of charmincly written
descriptions OF summer resorts in tho
country north and wUsl OF Chicago.
Tho reading matter is new. tho illustra.
tons arc now aud tho information
tncrGin will bn nGw to almost everyone.
a copy Of "Shnrt Journeys on Il Long
Roud" viii DO scnt frog. to nnyonc who
will c~nCIoqo ton ccnt' TO pay postago)
to Gr0RGg II. ~iirArFoRp, General Pas.
aongcr Agent Chicago, Milwaukee. Il St.
Paul Railway, Chicago. ILL.,.