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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-26

4 UNION SOLDIER
TO HIS COMRADES.
WV HE Will NOT VOTE FOR MKINLEY.

DUTY That Has Greater Weight Than the Bonds of
~9mradeship--Tne Nation Again in Danger From
Foes More Powerful and More MerCileSS Than Ever
Before Confronted t--Half the Worlds Money
stricken Down and the Effects Produced by That
4-t--NO Aid to Be Expected From the Sources
Whence the Republican Party Seeks 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
ALL ron HER.


8 Sa'H INA 'ne moLe q nahinE Ncse-
a. .I.o .I'st' was d.Sa2Nefed tnrousl
,"e "Sl ue"'~' using ~ 'Ae wrong cohdl-
l,sA y IHanuiae,uTer OF sweet preserves
go" e. uF" aftermath 20 season large
10Y ~ tD-la'0 HIt+efVe anu r''Nflcd e
L. ,uc cviAFodDa n't ''eN seasoned sax
,-'Ie-t4y po- iasi'as tae MIXTURE he
r"1r .Aa' u was ''t as IL sho-Ia Oe' anu
'" ,''''IS ieHe- tH-'a!iLe4.
~ Gay VI.
20 4'o'flc WAS put 10 one SIDE, and when
rs contents were tasted again 10 see what
as wrong we mixture MAS found to ne
o'l"oiAe ana good on meats 50 i was
Ie-'+'f ,~l'e1 cR'siV. sauces ~ ias "a
re.4 aye now made - all Kinds u fruits
aga f'seta h!e2, tde tomato being, perhaps.
ne mrs, choice. In making castup use d
~. 1r toroe.aih l.uei Eet'le' a simple
-1l Iicel! rafOrcl tomato c4isu0 Is made
IN Tits manner; Peel a,d cut .n.o ricced
l"o Dozen large ripe tomatoes. ~: them
IL Sauceren Win two sliced onions and
cur red peppers chopped Hnc add tolr
cup OF vinegar four tablespoortiis OF salt,
and the same Quantity Of brown sugar.
Let the ingredients cook slowly TWO hours
Ihen rub the 'niFtire through sieve
put + Into the ralcHpaH. ana again return
to the fire and cook until Tn. sauce k
10 th'ck as desired An eXreilsu. old Eng
81 recipe for tof-a'o catsup q IS fallows
Wash bali busHcl o., tomatoes and rsal
ma: dozen larg- onions ana slice ,hom.
rD' the vegetables into a porcelatn-llnad
tetts az the back Of the fir ard let then,
F!'niaer until they are soft. Then rub
ham throuEa sieve rejecting the srina
kettlc AMI cook i slowly. uncovered urtn
4 Is reduced one-hale Adl ono omar, ~
good cider v:ngear and lct the r-,,vt,,ra co,l
unt'l the consistency required before adding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
Son a7i ralo h.uc ftrlpei silk.

sietn ard faie h.uc striped SILK
At2tier stylish gown is o. black and b,ca
e 1lo'h The coat which is cu; longer
r. tao oack than n The from. has a fancy
f'T-PFei front u scalcp design, with SQUARE
r'ftr' t7!er this coo; Is gray suede
A,hc7 Ye''. ami The whole sui, is lined
N.A o'rc srd tla-l: shot silk
Tao visiting gown for autumn wear.
.Ao-Ea quite ~ 70 date. shows no exarge-1.
'.la j. ski siceYee Or bodice. Tho clc.h
enl gray. with green tone ,hroaeh
The sk.-, hangs perfectly rla!n. ar!
re cost bodice has collar attached 20
org i-'n's thu. ope1 llke a ralstc7a..
tf 30 collar and wa,s;roa. arr rlain
's r., ili '.7scl and buttons ~ wrought
-,7. Tho ,uI uraer vcs. ss O., more
.oane n the same smoky shade as the
~ 2aa has dun rel threads irterwoyez
7-oGga e.
70 Ia, V'r1 wth his costume is n, ~,
ne sane ic7e as the dress. and trimmed
N-h N'.Fft - enc same red as the waist
mr. os'r ~ rirues o. a much darker
t1a-c i1l- no .oIt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

well known public man. Who Vas =, ey.
l''t opinion o. himself received NOT ,orr
SINCE a well merited rehuke T. Mad hre1
mos excellent cup az coffee. An eplcurcsa
'2nniTy. gentleman wrote to hlul court ausfy
4.king Tor the recipe. Tho request was gram.
"a nu' at the end u the ist,e- was 'ho
following un.lle manifestation - srlead.i
sef-con0eit; II hope his Is Il rerg!,.e re-
quest. and not surrcp'rious ~ mod o.,
securing my autograph" t. this the c1uat-y
gentleman -crlled: Accent my .haalr for
"a re Ire Tor making coffee. wrote ~ good
'a!ia and. in order 10 convince you ~ ,ho
tari. allow me 20 return wh7. l. is o5,f1.v
YOU infinitely prise hut witch IS @: 70 y4,ue
70 me-your Autograph"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
A WET DAY.

~ day the heavy clouds hung dov,
m. "a! Allsls Phout the nif,s were throw,
Tho trees dripped ceaselessly. ''''"h'
Ire whiic sad and low rcir,,,
'h Pay, seemed to tell Of constant pain
Name w from the gray sea. '"'
eaet. spite OF all the damp and chill
some lltiie Hover stars shining siiii
Might In the hedge be seen '"''
Ana ever through the falling rain
"as borne into the sodden lar.
The scent OF eglantine.
WIN eNentiie the brightness cana
me sun shone out With sudden lama
lie touched the mournful iroas u.t,A
ana lighted ra!nbows manifold We" so!u
Among the dripping leaves.
soit eloudlets OF a ROSY hue
came sailing through a tender bipo.
Ana. Ike soothcd child
Inc earth, though san her eyes v.-.
And grief she could not quite forse, "e'
Looked I'd TO heaven and smiled
la F,Pssna,a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
A BIRDS MorHERLY LOVE.
n Robin Who Brought Denth 20 Her
Captive Young Ones.

girl caught young robin not long ago
ana put u into cage. She kept +, Il day or
,No' anu wos amused to see that an older
oiri. perhaps the mother, followed it to the
PIAZZA where the cage was hung, and fed II,
with berries and talked TO II through mo
heTe. One morning her robin lay dead on
'ho moor OF Its gilded prison. She spoke 81.
'his to woman versed in blrdlore. and was
surprised at her assertion: Il have never
known 1t TO fail" she said THE older bird
posons 1t with some noNious berry. have
;red oaging wild birds over a1i over. and
nat is always my luck. No: don't know
any reason. OF course. only know tina, the
captive is killed and apparently by It's
mother. You can bulii your own bird 70
nance from tina; proven fact"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

The present Of the Queen Rcgen. q rola- 4
- queen Wilhelmna on her sixteenth birth
cay WAS a beautiful team Of four horses TEE
utte queen Is devoted to riding and driving
he well Imagined Al her life her greats q
PLEASURE mas been her pets-p.scoaa t7gs cots
ponies and poultry having al Interested her
sh- Is also extremely fond RI q rers. and
sas very fair knos ledge Of gar,oalnr Her
MAJESTY Is sturdy In figure and has q sweet.
serious face stamped with good sense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

The woman WITH tho headache Is 4 cre,,,-o
~ ~ oe niiled' Generally she could heir II 4,
me would, or rather. prevent. a heaf-rbo
~ imply natures revenge for aomn c~irno
n n,,aJ It II comes usually from over eating
U ur1lr aai,he or !rrcgular eating, which
Z h'e rreoeure on The brain. and that oanscs
me very worst OF headaches. The next roT,s
iienes, aImen' is weak eyes and necessity FOR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
soME FEMININE CHATTER.

n women would pay moro attention 10 their
'ounF'ns gowns they would npd the ", rid a
nnrh more pleasant; place 10 live in
Ihe woman whose maids are genuinely do.
voted 70 her can listen conplacently = Tia
TayluEs % her next door neghbor ca tho
me an rei hat has succeeded the all purplc
one. u viii not. however be worn By Young
.9pcn iond a. strollns through meadow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
Her Prrtt, Thonrht Roy.

The poNeat desk ior The fashionable woman's
den Is =. rather smnl. affair OF white enamel
decorated IN blue It carries out the coli,
coloring and design Tho white desks. hand
PAINTED IN Moral pattern are alHo a novelty
IheSe desks have bur one drawer and these
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

of the capabiiiiep. for instance o, III. ne ~
I ihere Is no end. and this charmlht, Ia ven Z
dozen dainty designs and fabrics, tl l1r
! vapiaIe 70 our aQtuml2l ANA Gih'o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

Eech competitor receives a sealed letter
ana sheet Of paper. pencil and envelope
before starting, When arriving at the end
VI 'hc Eoufse' "hlch must be clear for this
race, dismount. read the letter and write
an answer In not more than ten words.
seal Il up In the envelope then mount
ana ride back TO the starting point with let.
ter and answer. The rider who arrives
mrs. al tue starting point and has written
~ abe started u The winner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

Ihat Russia is. still to = large s,,..
known land 10 the majority Of n eaent y
pressed upon my mind the Other Sspe VI
ing an account in the DAILY Navy asy a nj
row. me wS S9q IS pTSasKowa
'inguished women In This cr Gs .ne most d
Try. perhaps indeed in ali Eurnna va ~
ess. VINO was a Princess Trlbs;,t,l,n e Con
wAen only Z. and al once procecsss mlirg
ne hnshand's scientific pursuits AZ 10 70 Va,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
rEOPLE AND TB,x,.

The famous singing teachs, ~ ~
nas usat hard blow to the blcu,,e' Masar
mas she publicly declared Thai ..e. Not \,
attltudc assumed in cycling as Inc Inc regard, \
, b ana lungs, hu, also the ran inI,lor, b i
eho1ds re ar as derimcntaii; ID pl,SSs'rs
verdict Of great london, ''nrides VIII I
iels younE people that cycling ssnnsslein X
hishN dangerous owing TO 'tha' a skata, 4
ar nat meets Tho lungs. Nina rush Of ~
ries her theory out to its lorInai Marcheti =
iatpids hor pupils to cycle. q, equenes; 1
va, y.eigb, now ,, zee how far her dc,u ,uaa. !
shts as Nine. Meo sH' Mms & N,, .ssh &c
wheel. eevoiees q. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
W0|N77[E(R s sss 4ss -

Mediterranean and the (OlRUl5 N11
The Hamburg American Lines TWIN-SCREW EX.
PRESS s s. F,JERST BISMARCK will leave New-York
January osth s9 Madeira Gibraltar Agiers Genoa
Nice Tunis Alexandria flor Cairo and the Pyramids
Inra ffo JerIsaem), Smyrna, Constantinople Athens
Malta Messna Palermo Naples. Genoa. New-York Du
ration. about weeks.
Also Winter Cruise TO the
WEST INDIES fnS sas ssan'sn
sSSRiW EX PRT;SS s s. COLUMBIA will leave New-York
Jsnuarv 81 1896 for Port Prince Hayti. Mayaguez
Martinique St. Lucia Barbados. Trinidad La Guays
Tor Caracas Venezuela and Puerto Cabeo Kingston
Uanaiea1 Havana (Key West Old Point Comforp. New
York Duration AZ weeks This Is the first time
,ransatantic liner about large ordinary
W Liner with all It's comforts Is offered on this route
' Hamburg. American Line 81 Broadway. n. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
SMALL CHANGES IN STOCKS.
G0LDExPORTs AFFECT PRICES
CHEERFUL SENTIMENT OVER THE SIT
UATION-BONDS AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANCAhf -
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15

In State issues there were sales Of $1,000 Ala
bama Class A at 109. and $4,000 Virginia funded
debt 2-3s Of 1891 at Co.
Railway bonds were not extensively dealt in.
but prices were generally higher Among the
issues displaying the greatest activity advances
were scored by Atchison As receipts, TO 81 81.
Broadway and Seventh Avenue first consol os'
~ to l12: Chesapeake and Ohio consol Os. -
1868; the general AIS 2. to az; Columbus
and Ninth Avenue firsts. 4 To ll3: louisvlHe
and Nashville unified A.. Ia to 20; Missouri
Kansas and Texas first AZ. IL to s3SA Newly ork.
Lake Erie and Western second cons6l receipts.
3A to 7O Northern Pacific first coupons. i 10
ia: Oregon Short Line o.. Is To 1O434; Reading
third preferred incomes. u to ia; RIO Grande
Western Is TO Az: southern Railway hrst os;
! 10 81: Texas and Pacific first 5s. 1i2 to 80. ana
United States Cordage first receipts. y To II.
Rock Island extension IS were down IA To 100
The United States Treasury received to-day
sJ93g71 National bank notes for redemptlon
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington were S40l.9S2. the internal revenue re-
cepts s2sl. 1881 and the miscellaneous receipts
$209 400 Total Government receipts for the day.
1887 49, expenditures. 81. 5000; excess OF eX-
penditures. sS1s.6s6. Receipts for month to date.
sI2 s37 81: expenditures 600: excess Of ex-
penditures over receipts. s6.57j423. Receipts for
the fiscal year to date $3.50. 405 63l expenditures.
s2O2 375 76O OF expenditures over receipts,
$21. 970.129.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement,
covering actral results of two days ago com
pared with the last previous statement. shows
the following balances:
No, gold on hand 5sG eg e 90 II Dec c sss
Net legatenders
hand 1O3.6I8.O"t lO4.3boIt Dec. 3-J"o
Net silver hid. II 100 i6s l1.3O3..I0 Inc. lI2 ~,
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
SsraS"'ss % pee sass 900
Deposits In bank II I4Nbl2 lafSE.4'D Inc. siN.N-f
Available cash sis2 7.I2a si9257Ios7 Dee siee o7e
Deduct minor la
bilities ........ is@ae7 iss57.2os Inc. 1907 SO
Actual cash hasiso 7s7 1916 SIS 7i3S4. De 90
Gold to the amount Of 81 400. 600 was taken for
export. reducing the net gold balance 10 Sj4.'@i,ll1
The Sub Treasury had a deficit balance at The
Clearing House OF 81 COS 7i5 Its net loss on bal
ance was STRIFE. made up by loss in currency
Of 81. 204437. and gain In coin Of S6'2.321. To-
days operations Included: Receipts. S.li1@l4.
payments s5.j200 26, resulting In a general bal
OF Sls762s 1876. consisting Of $9i.9i2ii coin
and s92 .675. Isl currency.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Call money ruled a, 3Qj per cent. the closing
being the smaller figure. There was no
change In time money. little business doing and
rates remaining at per cent for all periods. y
few lOng-tm loans on the best grade 81 coll
lateral made Commercial paper was in
active, all dates for hgh-class paper ruling at
per cent.
The foreign exchange market dull and
firm. without important change I'm general con-
ditions. Closing rates for actual business were
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY
TOLEDO. Ohio. January y: 1898
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND

THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. -
81 AND 80 LIBERTY ST. AND 44ia AND 40 MAIDEN
LANE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The price Of domestic exchange was as follow,
at the places named: N"w-Orleans. comm -rcial
10. bank 81 80 premium: Chicago. ~ - 30. Pre-
MUM: san Francisco sight lie premium. t"lc-
graph &c. Boston. par md Zoe. discount
Bank clearings In this city Were: Exchanges.
$llI.143. 235: balances. S6.i12 ll9
The price OF commercial bar silver IN this mar
ket was 67isc. per ounce. Mexican dolla~s W'r'
quoted AT 52a.c In London bar silver ldv1r ced
lie 10 30asd. Silver 10 the amount OF .iH 600
ounces will be exported tomorrow.
Money on call In London was y per cent. The
rate Of discount In the open market was u. u
t-l6 per cent for short and three months bills.
British consols lower at 1865 for money and
the account. French rentes Were lOl francs I, J.
centimes. Paris exchange on London. - francs
24ia centimcs American stocks in London We
strong Further details OF foreign markets. are
given IN the usual cable repor, printed In another
column
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railway Company
has declared quarterly dividend Of ~ per cont
on its preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15

NSfor la Guayra, Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
cabo via Curacao. from Pierrepont Stores Brooklyn
IS EENEII Ella Tuesday. January H. M
IS. PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. January %, p M
S. CARACAS. Saturday. February 1. p m
- FOR MARACAIBO. -.
These American steamers expressly for the trade
have superior accommoda lions for passengers.
BOUI.TON BLISS & pALLETT, '
General Manasera l3S Fronts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15

/ pany has this day declared dividend ~ Pa PER
CENT payable at the compsnys Offices on February l.
The transfer books VIII BE- closed Wednesday, the
18th Inst. and reopenel Monday the 81 OF February
JOHN DUER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
NORTHERN PACIFIC
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London, Jan "a. p m.-Consols 1867. FOR both money
and the account: Canadian Pacific. -. Erie l5s: do
second consols 20: Illinois Central. a., Mexican
dinar'. l6s: St Pau common. II Now York Central:
PENNSYLVANIA. 30. Reading. a. Mexican Central
per bonds GGe. Louisville and Nashville.
Atchison common. i5is
$50 y. m.-Thc amount ~ bullion into the Bank
OF England on balance to-day IS f57tsD
$50 D. m Bar silver closed 3Otd per Paris
adyiccs quote per iOl francs Az
times Tor account and exchange London p
francs 24Is centimes for checks
Berlin Jan. i4-Exchnnge on London. 20 marks 4Gs
pfennings Tor sight marks IS pfennngs day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue.
/ ERENCH LINE TO HAXRE. FRANCE.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES .
V1 From New, York We'd. Fri. and Sat-
A DELIGHTFUL. TRIP ny SEA TO THE PORTS OF
TEXAS GEORGIA-FIORIDA
ONE-WAY EXCURSIoN OR TOURISTS TICKETS to
points In Texas. Colorado Utah. Arizona. California
Mexico. Georgia. Florida Excellent Recommendations
Write for our 64-o Pocket Guide (maled freel.
c. H. MALLORY Il Co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20. 4. r.. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
RAILROAD EARNING"

CHICAGO AND WEST MICHIGAN
Number q, mile. S75 575 575
First week in Ian. s2i s33 500 ia $50 O51
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN
Number ~ miles. ...... 33t 33' ~
First week in Ian.. si43i3 sGiS5 S3. 7l3
FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANDE.
Number lib lH
First week in Ian...... s1.ih' $93a'
KANAwHA AND MICHIGAN.
Number 81 miles isl lI3 ~
First week IN IAN. si75s sGi.5 sS.o32
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAtTE.
Number - mile. - 90 ~, go
First week IN Jan...... S2i $50 Sa 500 POO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15
pared with their last prices yesterday, were as

First instanent paid.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales Of Government bonds confined to
81 900 registered IS Of 1907 at 1898, and 81 800
coupon As of 1907 at 10. Final quotations follow:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08

"Here's "a sentence that will puzzle you
to read correctly at the first trial, re
marked the commercial man as he wrote
these words ON the back of an old envelope,
"She stood at the gate welcoming him in.
The hotel clerk glanced at it and conf
IDENTIFY began. She stood at the gate wei
COM Then there was "A confused muir
muir that sounded like "mingmingming.
The newspaper man then tackled the sen
tence, with no better success. Here i,
another hard nut, said the commercial
man as he wrote, The rain ceaseth; ther
1t ceaseth to ran
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08
The Flemish Woman.

Bruges is the only city in Flanders
which in our day has preserved its origi
nality, and where at every step in its de
serted streets one feels the soul of this
marvellous Flanders of the middle ages
Bruges can be proud also of having the
most beautiful women.
The Flemish woman is profoundly re
ligious. For her God is not tyrant, who,
in order that he may forgive wishes to be
flattered ana To see one Inundated before
him. Her God is sweet. She thinks one
must love him with human love, rs one
loves gentle child, and that one must put
tender words into prayer When one sees
them kneelng in the shadows nf old
churches, they give an impression OF many
beautiful statues, grouped there 10y the
hands of n marvellous artist. Alas, the
true Flemish woman will soon disappear
Civilization" viii end by penetrating
end soiling this little corner of Belgium
which until now remained rebellious to all
Illumination. Civilization is like a bad
arohiteot-the last one puts a modern
window in Gothic facade, and the first one
CRAFTS a German upon Latin. So we will
end by forming unique race, race with
out name, without origin and without
end-the race of oosmopolitans.- Phila-
delphia Times.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08

No 1O4.-Double Acrostic: Primals,
California. Finals, Sacramento. Cross
words: /. Cross. ,. Alpha. 3. Lyric. I.
Inter. o. Flora 6. Odium. 7. Raise. S.
Nissan. 9. Inert, TO- Anglo.
No. l05. - Arithmetical Puzzles; l..
Sixty. 2. Fifteen and sixty. g. Eight
children. 4. Twenty-four.
No. l06.-Charade; Thousand.
No. 1O7.-lllustrated Zigzag: Charles
Lamb: /. Can 2. The. 3. Tea. 4. Arc.
g. Log. g. Pen. Z. Yes. 8. Eli 8. Alb.
10. Emu. IL. Hub.
No. 10s.-Buried Trees and Plants: l.,
Syringa. 2. Teak. 3. Larch. 4. Almond,
g. Lime. 8. Thorn. 7. Fern.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08

Anagrams /, f. G. 5 Goes hopes 2,
Son Ben OF . rib. g. Bad car lanes 4.
Raise ten rats. 8 Eve ID; stored but
riches. 8. Look ticket caves fleet :. X :
last share S. Steep as under stone. 9. y.
b. y. go Boston. 10. From seat X. II. Il.
V. seeks race. II. O, Ross camp row. l3.
For o. X. lives. II. so, lands of soda
pranks 10. Cuts for pink kite Ev. IS.
c. f. his sly deer. Il. p. d. Clun's riches.
Is, ID. scent pear hills. 10. 7. ceases crime.
20. Pats tours NJ. ID. 81. Bella sat. p.
Tectee tastes T. %. Say on ports. "a.
Rob brew sly 25. Chew trap rites.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08
No. Satisfactions.

Satisfy each blank with the name or the
nom de plume of an author.
The - (author of 1.-The Ship In the
Desert") lives near the - (author of
System of Logic'O on the creek at the
(editor of Blackwood's Magazine)
end of the -- (arthor of Haps and Mis-
haps of Tour In Europe") where you dis
covered that rare -- (AIrs. Parton).
There is "a -- (author of Commentary
on the Constitution of the United States
that he -- (author of THE Constitution
of the Human Soul and many eloquent
sermons) his - (author of "Novum Or
ganum') and - 'Elia'D and - (au-
thor of "Tho Proud Miss MacBride') in
sundry - (editor of United States his
tory.
His boat is very - (author of "Gulli-
ver's Travels'D. His - (author of Let
tiers From Under Bridge') made.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08
No. 112.-Rhomboids.

Across: /. Dishonor. ,. To eat into or
away. g. Heroic poems. 1. \ long, pill
able strip of leather. 3. An important
vegetable product
Downward /. In furnish. 2 A pro-
noun. g. verb 4. Kitchen nipple
ments. 5. Prepares for publication. s.
Having the color of unbleached stuff. Z.
To settle from vertical position. s. A
childish name for "A parent. 9. In furnish.
Across: /. Cavities. 2. A large bird. 3.
Plunged. I. a masculine name. 5. 4
Shakespearean character.
Downward; /. In rhomboid. 2 A con
junction. 3. \ young boy. I. Wicked. 5.
To separate. 6. a Roman emperor T. a
Portuguese title. s. a pronoun. Q. In
rhomboid
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08
Speaking of
Quality

The difference in cost between using
Worcester SaIt-the standard for dairy-and the
very cheapest is about one cent in every fifty b0auas
of butter made. The chance of loss in expert
menting with the cheap salt would be from fifty
cents to one dollar, and possibly more. Is the
saving ~ of one cent with chance of one dollar
loss wise speculation? We leave the answer
with the dairyman, believing he will decide to use
the best dairy salt known to the civilized world
today Worcester.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-05-08
"THAT WHICH THE AUTUMN TOOK
AWAYU

The things that autumn took away
With no returning spring shall come,
Never with leaf upon the spray
Never with bud or bloom
Or lambs that make high holiday.
April will come again and May
And the green world forget the gloom,
And roses in the garden gray
Yield up their full perfume,
And blackbirdS sing the livelUng day.
Oh, dancing LEAFS and winds at play,
For spring sh ~ bring the swallows home,
And nightingale and scent of hay,
But there shall never come
That which the autumn took away
New York Tribune.