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1t is Because

have established reputation for absolutely fresh goods,
especially in the line of Fruits and Table Dccaces and our
customers OF a superior article
The very best of everything the whole line of food for
your festival table be bought of at reasonable
prices
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shutting down Of iron SOL steel, glass
and other works in Pittsburgh. throw
,,g over 100000 men out OF work. 'he
dav after Mckinley made his accept
ance speech
II is shown by the shutdown OF Ne"
England cotton mills with more than
l.4oo 900 spindlcs. by the so per cent,
rurtailment of the production ny ~
southern cotton mills. and by the smut
downs in other industries all over Tue
country.
"A for extending credit in sections
where the politicians are threatenini
wholesale Reputation, that is hardy :
he expected on the strength OF any suci
ambiguous and delphic utterances =
have proceeded from the Canton JOSS
house down TO date.
Peoplc who have II IN their power
extend credit in such quarters WI
want better security than Is to be foun
, In ANYTHING Mckinley has said.-,h
4, -aro Chronicle.
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eminent may be. SO long as we have

ernment may be, so long as we ha'e
spch congresses rs that which has re-
.-,,,, .d;ourned.-Atlanta Journal.
Mark lanna, Mckinney genera.
;.s;,no. has drawn the fire of the LABOR
r,,;ons on his candidate. llanna'
,,,aars has been the uncompromis'hS
~ n unjon labor in ali his business en-
Springfield till) Register.
"A republican organ says tha'
connecting very effective in the iihe
a. five-minute speeches" may be eA'
pected from Maj. Mckinley. 10 MAKE
them still more effective they shouiu ue
reduced 10 one minute. The shorter 'ne
Lstter.-St. Louis Republic.
THANK goodness, Maj. Mckinney
Knows AZ last that he is running ioi
president. II took fortnight Tor ,hs
ne,ys I, ret 10 him and Is able-oodlec
men to tell him. He will know moi'
in November, ard he viii ina ~ on
: ouickcr.-Detroit Free Press.
-M-. Mckinley is natural doobe'
natural trimmer. In his speech y
!, the notification committee he talked ~
= round the financial issue and then ~
not use the words gold etandaru
.silyer standard" lie 10 an hohes
: narrow-minded man. with one idea. ~,
that protection and high taNes.--Nas'
Vile American.
. It is necessary for Maj. Mchini'
~ % mn,xs believe that he thinks ms
crowds are coming TO do him honor
= cause they nre animated by high 81
noble feelings of PATRIOTISM. ~
y, Mckinley. however. Is quite aware "
SO the men who crowd his lawn ana rev
ses TO keep off the grass are expecting IN
10 reward from him should he DECOR
'.o president. They arc simply exhipiu
~ themselves now because they wlsh
81 be remembered when the cistriouN
I'm of offices occurs. They arc OVERRIDING
OF coursc.-Louisyille Couricr-Joufi
1t Is IN axiom in politica' &c
csc omy that ~ rich government nahe
irg poor people" But Mckinley pen
ave Napoleon, is under the necessity
TIL making preccdents. He would
he mote prosperity by Increasing pu
'ha' revenues IL two dollars out OF 'e'
per- paid IN taxes he would double re'e
the ard prosperity by making the tax
dollars. The resulting prosperity W.
and soon force q repetition OF the donn
into process, and. rs it is impossible 20
1t too much OF good thing, II would
ced. be necessary to wipe out. IN taxes
Free remaining two dollars OF the OH
.cn. 81. Louis Pcst-Dispntch
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EFT EoR ThE PLACE.
mckinley . Suitable Tool OF tine nsp'~
ucan Josses.

lican Josses.
The moet notable feature OF the re-
,,liican national convention was me
co,snieuous absence of stateamen Oh
,.,oa, abilities. attainments and achieve
ments. :. -.
The man of greatest power IN Voc
convention and who represented INC
nominee was successful money mahsr'
The Mckinley campaign was run ~
money makers on "A business p'si' -
a business purpose. It's man"ss
were as ignorant OF statesmahshi' 40
schoolbovs and knew no politics above
the manipulation of primaries ana Gun
MENTIONS. 20
The .ne statesman IL contained ..
arst-class ability and honorable recoru
IN national public life shook the uus, =.
ne convention from his feet ana iei'
only n lot of easy BOSSES amoi,'ou1
millionaires and statesmen apprentices
Z in the hail. - ,
II l. not at all surprising that IN
,,odv Of this kind men like Lodge "h'
= got more Of a local than nations.
: leader. Foraker, whose political "ori
has hitherto been confined wholly 10 III
: .4ate. and Thurston, who Is res
= graduate from the legal stan OF IN
4 Trnion Pacific. should shine. nor Is
% surprising that the audience did notei
.h,:se and the oratory was burden.
Tbere need be no wonder at the turf
es ing down OF the few men OF brains =
=, H. The republican party for q recogniN'
II mediocri,y whose political strength
~ the support Of lot of special bu ,
~ interests seeking government favor
Mckinley was the fittest product
~, conveu,ion.-St Louis Repubi
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business Men Have 40 Faith In Sandi-
date Mel lnIcy.

A Mckinley organ asserts that It'll Is
absolutely certain that the next con-
crcss and president will he elected upon
the existing gold standard platform and
that after November next we shall near
no morn OF u slump 10 the silver stanu-
ard" :.
On the strength OF this assertion ~
nrocecds 10 bastinado as fool FRIENDS
Of the gold standard men who refuse
To invest money in industrial produc-
ton and deny "extension OF credlt 70
those In the south and west Who ask ~
This Is important only as an admis-
sion hv the original Mckinley o'g'n
IN Chicago that the nomination OF us
idol on gold standard platform has no,
induced people 10 invest ana eN,ehu
credit in the fermenting hotbeds OF SIX
teen 10 one Reputation according 10 th'
prediction of the MckinieyitSs.
This means that the business men o
the country. the men who have mean
ar credit. have no faith in Mckinney
Tba, candidate has talked freely 10
publication four or FIVE times since la
norpiuation. and while he has lett L
aoubt in the mind of any man that
! 4 the same tariff bigot and ignorainu
he always has been, he has not utter,
one plain, unequiyocal word LOT u
gold standard. 80. !
: On the contrary. every one OF his d
liverances proves that nc either 90
not know or does not care any I'M
: about the Importance OF the s'ahua
of value and is quite willing TO trade
'e the gold standard for n worse TAR
: than that of 1890. .
= People who have to do with inu
trial production" tsic) have peeh re-
ing their ears open. and they nave ne.
nothing from Mckinley indicating y
- he can be trusted in any matter Inv.
HR inc the standard OF value and the pun
- credit.
~ What men Of affairs think OF
- Kinley is indicated sufficiently oy
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J.,..-.Cood morning, benson.
How do YOU find business?' benson
.Bv iadicious advertising. -harien'
Life.
The Head Wsdter-"i wonder nov
the Standards located the bermu"".
The Cook-"Perhaps they sme'' WV
onions.--Chicago Dispatch.
"A Serious Defect.-'Dick, now "
Won think you will like the horseioss
carr,age?" 1T won't do at an -"
dies Mill all worry the people who rae
Chicago Record.
A Discrepancy. - She ioun a.,
Rapgy. believe. takes his fences wei.
ue-"Yaas, splendidly; but rs a p''s
his hawse doesn't take 'em AZ inc s""'N
time Sydney bulletin.
.papa. said Willie. Jimmie lon'p
l;ns scratched my face all up .Wha'
had YOU done to him.? No'na"s ..
.Then why didn't you hit hun!
! did; and. papa, ! got my mex ~ p.'o'
he scratched Harper n"N
NV Husbands First Wife. - me-
, Tho lecturer inquired. dramatically
! .co, anyone in this room tell me OF
( ,fect man?" there was dead silehc'
5 .Ilas anyone" he continued, heaio y,
rerfect woman" Then patlen'-iooll
e inc little woman in black dress lo'
Il nm and answered: There was on
J. I've often heard of her. but she IS o.
now She was my husbands hrst"iie
D. Scottish american.
# she glided into the Office and que
d ~ anproached the editors desk
- have written poem, she
81 .Wcll," exclaimed the editor WIN
rs. look and tone intended to annlhila'
Oh Int she calmly resumed-i na.o !"
&C. ,enapoem on My Fathers Barn. anu
ooh" interrupted the editor WIN
extraordinary suavity, you uon M
ate how | am relieved. 4 poem written
an vour fathers barn. eh' was a.,
TN Il was written on paper anu Una, .
wanted me to publish it. II sno
nc ever happen to drive past your r'l'T n
'ov' barn I'll stop and read the poem =
- lie Opinion.
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You mr.. engaged To be married. aho-
all VIII IL. honest. l did like then
hon vau sa.d them. but I've Forgotten
-, and ire damage can be repaired.
There was little damage 'hsr'
Pnsie ~ a quick rustic, 4 little sounn'
!, mich; have bcen low laugh. or A.
n,;cb. ia.e been sob: Capt Earhes
was alonel. 49,,
dancing ,...,. ~
NO: I'm going horne. fhil' u
.;r.5. l.,, want 10 confess Solncthl.s
49, mn. Eve yca,s is long time r
~ away from anyone. isn't ~
-Yes. May. but what o that !.
well. one might change. ana J,
,xoulan.t lie very wicked. would ~. An ~.
want YOU to let me off. Phil. VIII you :
..Vhst. let you of marrying me
Nay?" ,;rd.
woman NAV. YOU know don't thh'
ore suited: no. don't say anything
phil. itwon'- be any use.
well. IL you mean i. May. OF eou.s
must let YOU of. $ yon put ~ i
queer way 81 expressing - "
course I'm awfully sorry and all ina
hut I know never was worthy OF w..
.nh that's nonsense. Well. goo
,;qbt phil: mind you tell every one
tl,.d You. Bv-thc-hye. was trying
..reen out az here softly just now. an
ur~et 4 plant: such joke. fhh.
sh;rt there was a little love scene goi.
an IN the other side. so ran because
7 vas afraid might hear. ! was WI
IacL Ramsay: | wonder i he picked
m VII YOU go and Sec.
' 1rack Ramsay to friend IN the SUPP
\ rcoml: .cuccr girl. that Miss owyn'
! pcen trying to get little fun out OF :
] IN the conservatory Just now, anu
bo,her-a II I believe she heard w1.'
slid: got up IN a hurry. too aiia poi''
With some rotten excuse, ana UPS.
; q. old r.rton'~ hest azaieas. -- "'''''
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Lose plants: in fact, can hear 'ois.s
ayes f,iciously). IL might be Miss
e.xxnne. miahtn't IL? And, OF course'
lien she MAS IN England she COULDN'T
POSSIBLY hear what son said 10 me- pus
WHY did you try not to, capt harhes
7 didn't ask you To; didn't want 70"
to-" So.
-vop No. Of course not; you didn
81 lint sometimes you--sou tempted
me-"
.Vha. nonsense, I tempted you. !
never wanted you 10 say them, i 'eii
Won. How did | tempt youE
.Vell. YOU looked rather happy some
times after I had said some such things
70 you. and that made me want 10 say
something else"
and ali the time you knew you were
sngared 10 Miss Gwynne. and IA io'e
wish her. and-no. still don't unoe'-
stand. Capt. Barnes
NO. of course YOU don't understand.
you're only a little girl, Miss Rosie, anu
Won think everyone in the WORM -
.-ool and honest. and innocent hkS
c,,rs,.lf: but DO YOU think you coui"
80 and understand how a man mlgh'
,hirt h. had met the one woman IN the
world for him. ard he asks her 10 =
through life with him. and then M
has 10 90 away for long time. ana th'
remembrance OF her grows a little taint
III. tries hard not TO let it die out ~
,o,,e,her. because he knows he Is II
honor bound. and that the woman love
him. and then--do You follow me- MIS-
he rosiea-he meets another woman
.-Thereare such lot OF women IN TN
III story. Capt. barnes. il is growing rau'
- confusing. Shall we go back to u
dancing room2"
..IIe meets another woman, VINO
altogether different. above and apa
,he from ANYTHING he ever dreamed OF IN
woman
YES. II is = very pretty story, oal
p,rnes. but have been here 10
enough: besides. yon needn't trouble
e~nlain there hasn'' been any DANA
= done TO this woman. AT any rate'
z Al course. I don't know about the o'hei
.Nise Rosie. YOU do understal
! really. don't you? There are oniy
women. one IS May Gwynne, ana
other
Good gracious what a sma
lent somebody has knocked down 20
helieve. and one Of those lovely azai'
Then there was some ore there
they mast have heard that silly s'or'
yours" =
met Il dos.-t think so; don't care J
apt Rosie. YOU are quite sure il didn't
like any damage !,
l be .-Wha;. the flower rot? Neh' q
! be know. shall 60 ard see.
She ..Yon know what 7 mean-no'
Hing flower pot--,he things said
how II have FORGOTTEN them. capt. baf
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THE DUMB PROPHET.


-r... mi. message from your KING 10 re
80, -n4ueth II cornpletest.
" !, -. Nod Of me tire sweetest
800. ~ the Prince On hikh.
80 n clearly, though you a.e
~-r-e shall on tfl.s mission
Who hath falterins '0i
Aos. heart within him burned anu
whose itus
,-,,h are were eloquent. ,,
r~s.-es his Masters feet A.
I'll ne r.a,e and suffering hoa
"a. confronted as sno-'. ,,,a come
IL ~. tongue no speech wouln se''
10 :. -rrsrken-stricken auiho-
r. into the streets. white with
IoSt ehIid. piteously.
- into his arms. and NJ
- h, n, its home An-i one
~ worlds cold sc'rn Hi'N'7'
49, ~ the crezr vaysite'
,.sl upon his face. and el'eN
- ,.-~are. sver-nore; but his fee'
r,re-er hastef
- he-t 20 every need
- 80 sonIur hands could feed
80 sha sick Ard dying ttN
IN hfs mute face conioFle,i-
80, through every vof ara l1'
80 lie pointed 70 the NtoS7
-. nour xhsr. bowed ard gray. IN
Ktrg called him .-.. $50. x~or
-. 49, soul cried my Ers-' At
.-'--' 80, nv POOR Hrs harh hef-F--
r.-e saned. Put. for Thy ETaee'
.-,-s these souls about me pace
- ,na wander hence unbleS'.
- rh,,, take them 10 Thy resi-
-~a~~rerors from every crime
kings gate hasted'
rra-,~s tanned from land afar.
c,,+afrs ir His h0ly var.
60 rrtarnr har.. Gcd-f9rgiven,
ssr-fnr-but The King q Hs-N.h
So v-itho,t. the prophet DUMB.
vveersne. and he called HIS So'i's
Ana ,here followed in ? train. el'''''i'-''
rha moor rrute's dress
=. ~ arms Was a wan child ,,--
ara rhe great King looked ana $50 =
.-srn he said. Il bade thee STOW
Cots great depth q love. aL-l ~
TrF1,I hast come with regal toAsn, -.
49,, srnrcr,e DER al hast sr'o sen
p 1rcr. Greene. in y. Y lndeIeros
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.rhe other evening ~ the place q,
.h,ch I cat" said Assistant Secretary
NJ State Tim Stover. while we We's
eating supper one Of the incandescent
electric lights went out. Examination
showed that the wire in II was broken.
.rberc.' said the lady Of the house
T.u have TO get new globe
.".Thnt means % cents said
..sixteen cents corrected youhe
lady stcnographcr for downtown hrn
who sat at the table. .,,
"That's. strange remarked. W.
ret them by the barrel at the stat.
house and have to pay ~ cents 10
them
".That's just the way the state e,
cheated persisted the young "".'nA'
I'VE only pay 16 cents for them at ou
Office. They can't fool US. Tor inc pf'o
is pasted on the glass IS.
..She had seen the cnnnie-po"'
mark. Topeka State journal
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oreof the candidates for therepres 49,
- ~ n west England coun!
s as's in the course Of a speech Jus,
~stnns ~ the general election. iai
49, '.;'s., u rercr 70 the iogging Of chill
Am "Some folks nowadays ne ~" ~,
..o,,;ect 10 beating youngsters at an
In, | agree with the truth convey .s '. y
ma, saving of the wise man; Spa
,hs rod and spoil the child suppos'
,"e -. - worse than other boys, N
srt on 10 say. but know had SOM
sar.;ng myself. and believe II did M
GOOD. Now. on one occasion. -,
logged for telling the tru'n, -,
cure. r YOU. sir said voice at the oac'
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..,r... fascination for you- and you
x.i~hed there were more gir's nhs ~.
81 the world. and--oh Wei, zap,
Iarncs. you must remember lots ANA
lot. Of things you said.
Don't scoId me- Mss kosie; y W.
49, wrong Of me. Out tried not 70
,ni Won't any more. will that please
YOU .,r.;red IN
Pause. then a rather constraln'u N.
IL voicc,. Il don't understand. APP
rgrnes: YOU tried not to2--why dad yo'
-, nat TOT didn't ash You TO say slc'
bt,v~.- Voice rising IN indisna
tiUn.i ~. .hc,
-p,n't tank 50 LOUD. Miss Rosie tnef
-, he another couple sitting benin
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SHORT SPEECHES HISTORIC.
.-,.. orators seldom Achieve the ""''
for which They strive

,~.,ors seldom Achieve the r""s
for which They strive
=. ;s n curious fact that many Oh inc
great speeches which gave innmor'an's
- orators who made them were oeii'
rod in comparatively small rooms an.
..u audiences. When webster
,nsde his great argument in the i'are
a,,,,, collcre case. aside from the oar
the officials in charge OF the roon'' 80
we're not 30 persons present a"u ~
many believe that he spoke 70 listening
sspotors and other high officials
when we read Patrick Henry won
ae,ful display of eloqucnce. we see ~
,ur minds eve spacious room nnu -"
;.rnense crowd OF people listening ,o
his burning words with greatness ~,
,..r,;on But. in truth. many OF ines.
.reeches which guickcned or cfohs.u
~ march of events We're delivered III
s,oall room and to a few hearers never
- ,hap 1so. "Could it have beel
here in this oaken chapel OF ~ pe"s'
wrote Hosmer. the giftt" au'hoi :
.Snrondro." that Patrick ienry w
I;vered the greatest and nesi-Nho"n :
al HE spceches? Was il here Una
~ uttered those words OF doom SO III
oxrec.cd. and then so unwelcoihe
~. ,nust firhto' Even here. iSut u
cords were spoken in tone and mar
ner worthy the men to whom they VIZ
addressed, and who were so impress
with them that for several moi'len
49, seaned almost awe-strickcn.
,,as only when the voice OF kicnai
al rlntClfttS vi
cinia orator, WHO rose 10 seco"o =
words of Henry. rang through et"'i
that they were called back 70 'he'
selves" 49,
Sevard's speech in defense OF J"
-. 80, I,raouan was undoubtedly I
re-. greatest and most brilliant eiior'
his professional lifc II ana nlo's :
-. him perhaps. than the conduct OF q
-, ..se has given any other in the st'
!, ~ New York in perpetuating his ma.
And vet the audience that listehou
an. him was less than 800 IN nuh'psr.
friend expressed some surprise tha'
-. argument OF 50 much power, learn,
- and eloouencc should have attracted
- rey listeners. "My dear SIR
c.,yard ..,ny audience was IN no Sc
49, ,,m;ted The civilized world was
~ audience. Posterity viii hear II.
generations unborn viii praise or !
80 surc II. from the different stahupo
81, IN which they will view It. ! GA
~ make IL part OF the mace
,,;aa crowds irnoble strife.
Horace Greeley. who stands per
w., ~, in history among the great jcurna
ou' ~ the world. as do Webster 'h'
chatham and Burke among the :
,bei orators. said: Stewards speech ~
h TO o'"'''s ,,,,,,. r,roc,na, il one ~
a all 'e"se - !, 10 history Of orat
did iias''' 80 humanity.--A
T. OF ieaso'-
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The joss continues 70 ,oc,i,ra.'
his love for "the common people nan
ma attends 10 the gentlemen WV"
check books.-Chicago Chronicie.
There will always be dehci'' Do
matter what the receipts of the gov
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a. India for FIVE years when you nae
only seen her three times and You Pc
- - her lust before you ieft- ano
saw her again I'LL this morning.
s -o,r sl,s has come out all thAs long |
-, "a r.. married to you. and-on
CT Harpes. hope don't seem
click. I DO talk So hut y al . io's
IN arI romantic isn't IL mean t-"'
-. h.eo trte 10 each other all these
--..~s and now. after all the waiting
~ row didn't even know YOU WIZ
s~.,-,.-ad tfII Miss Gwynne was noihts"
.. - rn. as YOUR fiancee. and vas
;,,,~oasced. WHY didn't you tell M
-. -. .r~a~ref. Capt Barnes
Il didn't think it would interest you
Mis- Rosie =, val
.-oh, = that snub7 NoE Wen
:, has more than Interested me- y "a
-Dade me. think that inc nius'e
,,.rjnnin~: shall we move7
.-~ot vet: vii YOU finish your sen
tsreee II has made VOW hat.
-oh. nothing. only well. il YOU mus
know. il has made me think-
--Of WHAT
.-uf men. and their Ways YOU SEE
n II = 50 hard TO explain.
Never mind try ass'n' IN TOY 4
any hurry. and hen you get exec
~, 10 look SO bewitching- you Ano"
Ms Rosie"
There. now. that's what mean 20
Sc ycu'se % often said things q WI
- 4, rue before. aud aisin tAin
vhen men were engaged tney 81
thfnrS like that to Other gr.s' tna'
VIM vas 50 surprised to hear 20
had fancee- =.
lyon arp very young. Miss Rose
Is that why you said those things
uies-
what things
why. that was hewitchin2 y w,
cot excited. and that my eyes "'i
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p,cvcle Girl completed my nrSt
century yesterday.
Horson--You look II.
"Sir,"
"Ch--ah. l mean thats sP'en1' :.
record for such young rider as You
--Phisdelphia Inquirer.
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How does Mr.. mckinley PROFESS
20 explain the fact that corn is seilirg
a Is cents a bushel under a protec'i'e
,ar;sy which IS higher than the NORTH
,rar ,arifY Of 1s6i-62? Does he think he
can make the corn states believe ina
more taxes will bring them the prosper
itv Of which he processes himself 'h'
.Jvance arcnt?-N. y. World.
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-"If the republicans OF for'1an''
have no objection I'll crawl back ih,o
mv old hole as member Of congress. =
/. a case of woodchuck."-T. j.. kceo
.x.Czar. late candidate.-Detro't ire'
| preas.
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The republican spellbinder viii
soon begin 70 promise the working
men a reenactmcnt Of the Mckinney
hin and the prosperity" he enjoyed
under il. The report Of the commits
s;oner of labor on strikes and lock
outs shows the following for the Two
years before and two years after 'ha'
laws enactment:
>,str,r,.v AIN II,cfore Mckinley Bill.
No. OF ei.,,-, ~re,.
Year. Strikes. Men year "a Ia. Al
lsg2. $50 2ye.bl 49, $3.50 -
ro,a,.is.s5s $500 lTotais.-.7.2a2 ss,.2s
The loss of wages to strikers durinf
the two years before the bill went in,'
eject was sio.7s7.435; for the IVY
years after. s2s.57i.i27. This Is IN "a
kind Of prosperity the Mckinley Oh
gave the worlman.-N. \. World.
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Arizona republican., 1896-08-02
A CHICKEN FOR ONE.
A Pigmy for Epicures Now Served by
 Paris Restaurateurs.

A Pigmy for Epicures Now Served by
 Paris Restaurateurs.
 It is generally conceded that small bird makes very dainty meal for one person, and it must have been source of regret to many that it was seldom possible to obtain a chicken just large enough for one man with moderate appetite. The difficulty has now been removed, in Paris at least, says the New York Journal.
 Many Paris hotels and restaurants are now introducing as a novelty into their menus what might be described as lone man, one chicken" Everyone who understands anything of the appe- tite of man understands that he likes best to tackle bird single-handed With the ordinary fowl this was, of course, impossible, so the ingenious chef proceeded to develop, or rather curtail, the spring chicken, and now a three-months-old bird is served to each guest, just as though it were q quail or a plover. That there is any stability in the body of so young and tender chicken can hardly be admit ted; but the novelty has been greatly appreciated, especially by Americans in Paris, and there IS already a demand, and great one, for f1edgling barn. doors.