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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16
A BOOK FOR CYCLISTS.
The Worlds Bicycle Records Free at
.. Il n ..l... li<1l..s.

the Observation-Disclosures once.
The Posf-fntelligencer has Just published
q vest pocket Bicycle Record and Schedule.
which gives all the worlds bicycls records
made up TO April. II Is a handy little
book. which will he OF interest TO every
wheeIman. az il IL bFimful OF information
relative 70 bicycling. Copies OF this book
may be had free at the business Office OF
this paper. II will be sent By mall upon
receipt OF a &C stamp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

Capt r. r. Miner. w. A. Hardy. II. r.
Norton. DR.. p. A. Puray and w. l.. CheIsls
left last evening for Spokane TO attend the
big gun ciab shoot. Dell Cooper. Van Zant
and W. J. Pratt Will represent Whatcom-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16
Athletic Note-.

An effort will be made 10 have q pro-
fessionaI bicycle meet here the evening Of
July 3,
The Y. NJ. c. A IL making preparations
fer outdoor basket ball Part OF the
space IN front OF the grand stand will bs
boarded up 10 ht the rules % the game.
SeNeral matehes are being negotiatsa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

New York. June 1E-Hanry BARTON
Reechsr. sen - Henry Ward Bescher. was
placed on trial for forgery on an iudsrt-
raeat fouu3 year age L is charged that
ne forged the application q the Chicago,
Mawankes 4 -. PAN railroad FOR indarn-
nssy insurance ana collected sarga COM
missions thereon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

Denver. June b.--George Card broke the
worlds bicycle record for an amateur
paced mile az the record meet today bis
official time was As As. the previous Rec
ord being 1'rs held b. A. b. Hughes.
Card was paced by a quad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16
Collapse orth Portland RAN ,aus.

sSrslso3 jose 1s-Msragvr G1enalxfn.
'Ae fosfiaHd baseball c@uh irft for ne
49, 49, yesterday aa4 sae teafn te&as dls-
saaSet, A. effort MSS made - feoreaasze
= team. osft SO plans of reorxan 9za ssss-s
= sfr soon abandoned, Il Is ss8sea that
..AsAgeE GleaasvlR les, se.sao In the yeu~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

London, June i5-At the Bow street po-
lice court this morning Dr. J. s. jameson.
Major Sir John Willoughby, Col. Grey.
COL r. +. White and Hon. Henry #. Cow
entry. the prime movers In the Transva.ai
raid. were committed for trial. The other
accused persons were discharged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

Judgment Against Countess Russell
Isa-4o7, T1sa s1-Ia - cuee-'s bench
ssx1ssoa % TIE alSa e0art q S4stsca De-
fare E&ro1 Fe3loeS to1&T th@ acton
hsoaxhg BY Hare. master q rath college.
against Countess Rnsset3 for G1ae 1Azs-
ass. care - faE hearing TIE sui j.
- c@sxTowsA &C Ire &SS4oz b-o-xax b Tee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

wAsh2rwtea CITY. June IE-TFsa -rexi-
&ent accompanied hv Internal Revenue
Ce--tsssonsT Miller. has gore ashsrr At
Lsesbgrx Va. wesFs - wg1 BE- tna guest
q Mr.. Harrison. who aas tToat preserve
3Ase r1tSsze re v5Gl&EA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16
LOUISIANA FOR SILVER.


Baton Rogue. La. June i5.-The state
Democrats convention met here today.
with Lieut.. Gov. Snyder as permanent
chairman. The convention $ overwhelm-
ingly for free silver. and adopted resolu-
lions urging the delegates 20 vote for a
free and unlimited coinage plank and for
q silver man as presidential nominee. and
also 20 vote az a unit The delegates at
large have not yet been named.
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WRMh
.Ma
creU?

1t you dearly overstep the limits of prudence in your
with the heetng pleasures OF this world The effects Of
system very piable. OF course you may
your loss years until you have approached your prime
life but with vengeance The signs OF weak
ness energy which early fe only
sages warning the impoverished nerves. which slowly
but surely being drained Of their vital force.
You have wasted foree-aid the foundation for
Nervous Debility is time you replaced the loss Taken in
time be done with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

Potatoes al SIS and SIS per ton cause a
good many people who wouldn't dig their
crops on account OF low prices last fan 70
kick themselves.
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CONDENSED pFsrATCHEs.

Burglars broke fnss sae esase q Mass
fsunst. xse san F'rancaSso D2lice SosnfJts-
esa,fer mm8 gawtssF Al FfatlV4tes kas.,
Safatrsav tsig.as. anss sso's So ard 3 guar
fsEv 81 clothing Sn3 tawesgs
fassursss 70 the Canadian ashertes So
rsarfff,s1z % the asseBn& t&sca e sFs-s ~
canadian vessels takeu ~ ta7 sfr5's2
sssfff,fasfs ana Is 4ztsNktes casts sao~
lerTease II aeavgv tas4 sk5es
3 Vfacengss sAaagarsuru. a. Ss0ta ~.
y al eana actef - SISTERS e tsa@FstN,
IS asrweA Saasay wEat sac HasRissl
$50 vas Gazgss less 81 ~ sast-aaEe
e ass BnEh institutions @ere ers4
sssa Essssss sas psEi- wf*, e&s tAefe Vas
~ fa2aHtS.
q,s.e azsa "a ths Salegs. o.. Matar N43~
s,-e,.ss tsssssfsa n4ss He5ss @8S rFacSe1 $50
say rs{whs an8 NAes&s SEQ is s@saa cf1s e&e
fssess teaagasr wttA astcss castfs-kS &Ra
,sNaf sskasHs Use Ha015ars .3fiA8ea Assa
.ssas sssaAter sa&sn4 tae r@eesssS - Re
fsfs asv+s ~am ss>ea@ssas4 ~ picnic
80 California rwa4eF- e ts~ rsst-fatea-
1srs->xr wss1 fad u 90 sale daily At 60 pei
a q, a stationery store. As AArkst street
,ssxt ere elerk % MArkst street EFoSn he
tsnrczkSse Srsca- Prise So
T. F. calne. eusIasn< material AEiiss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

Gold Silver
-

The following states and territories have
elected delegates 20 the Democratic ra-
t6oaal convention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

T. = Game eulgaan< material Asisss-
ten 9oek-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-16

TIE silver Democrats expect 20 elect
So &ate9ates. The California convention
today wgH send the silver majority Up %
sas
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

~ SIN .Gigaro" bate Germ
9ouKaDe 'bebauptet, baB bic preuBen
1870 in G%bateaubun 200 9Gufer in
8ranb geitedt batteu, unb bab 9er3og
@eorg BOZ, Metningen mad elmer
Melbung bes rpetit Sournal") bel Ell
mem @Ken in benz @aitbof in pe14em
ct bamals pobnte, NIT elmer 5adel bic
0orbdnge ange3iinbet bafe. 9err 8as
ron bon Stein pioerleet in elmer 3uz
19rift an ben r6igaro" I'M Namen
bes 9er5ogs bon Meingen biefe alber=
men @ebauptungen, "bie nur ben aaua
@ron fprtbauernb mad
erbalten {onen." Ser grobe 8ranb lei
erit am 19. Dttober bur9 einen beftiz
gen Minb entftanben, pelder oielleidt
6as geringe s euer neu entfa4t babe,
bas bur4 Bic borangegangene Be
i4iebuns perufadt lei. 9ouha9c
3iebt ieBt feline 8sbauptungen i'm r6i=
garo" 5uriid, fotpeit iie bic perfon beg
6ersogs betreffen, i'm llebrisen ldb'
Ct ii9 natiirli9 niht ausreben, bah
bic b01en preuBen an benz 8ra11be
I4ulb feten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

tpenn bic @9la9t anbub unb pdbrenb
ibres sanaen Werlaufes 9rGsbeit uns
Na9lGfisteit befallen. Sn be.
S4la9t bei Waterloo lieb Napoleon
Dor ii9 auf freiem Geloe einen Slid
btnftellen unb perblieb, bas 9alkpt aul
bic 4Gnbe seitiibt. in balbi@lummerns
benz 3uftanbe, Bis bic 3eit berantam.
bas @4ladtfelb gu perlaFen. Mud
bann mar Ct 10 trdse, bab IS f4tper
fiel, ibn auf's pferb gu beben. Die
GrtlGrung Der .mpiteri0ien 8rants
belt" biirfte fem. bab Napoleon bel
ieiner raitloien Nrbeit, beitdnbisen
Mnresuns unb unreselmdbisen 2ez
benstpeiIe otter Don neuraftbenifden
i3uftdnben seplast tuurbe. Die Be-
bauptuns, bab Napoleon on Gpilepiis
aelitten babe, 1T mad ben oubcrlGfis
gen geridten aus ct. 9elena irrz
tbimli@. 9insesen 1T Der S&lub
auf 4ronii9e Repbritis Nierenentz
3iinbuns) eeredtfertist. BIS gu feis
mem 2ebensenbe lit Ct periobif@ an
elmer etaemat0fen 9autaffettion, mel.
de {9on bic Raiferin Sofepbine in
ibren Memorien ertpdbnt. Gr ION
fid bie{e Rrantbeit nod in 9oulon
3uge3osen baben, ais er ben 2abeftod
zines tobten Mrtiueriiten gebraudte,
tpelher al, @fabies litt. Die unmtt~
telbare 9obesurfade mar Elm Garci:
noma pentrieuli Masentrebs). Dis
Mnlase gu biefer Grtrantung bat Na<
poleon bon feinem @oter geerbt. Die
Settion tpar unbcnitGnbis; bas &C.
birn, Nieren etc. purben iiberbaupt
nidt unterir4t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

Wie betannt, pirb iebe 8anfnote
bon irgenb einenn 8etras unb 9let4s
piel, pb lie einen Sag ober Sabre alt
lit, tpel4e in bic 8ant bon Gnglanb
einge3ablt ober gum llmnedfen in
baares @elb ober anbere Soften pnlgez
aeigt fpirb, bon Der 8anf nidt pteDer
perausgabt. @ol4e Soften rperben,
na9bem lie auf ibre G@tbeit gspriift
| iinb, auridselest unb perbranAt. IS
|tommen tGgli9 beren ctrca $1,000 in
bic 8ant bon England; es iperben all
70 in ieber @o9e $4,000 ober ca. Is
MiQionen berielben jdbrli@ pers
brnant. Dies sd@iebt in einerl &C.
f@loKenen Dfen permittelit 6obelfpd~
men unb fir bieien 3ped Defenders
tlein geipaltenem 9ola. Man perS
brannte bic Noten friiber am offenen
1Jeuer, aber bic Bepobner Der Gttp
bef4nerten ii9 barber, benn bic nmz
qebung ber 8aut murbe bon benz er>
3eugten Aualme berbuntelt, aud flo
aen bic perbrannten Noten uberaQ
lumber. Grft na@ 5 Sabren tperben
bic ein%gelaufenen Noten %perbrannt;
porber nerben bic Nummern ausgez
If4lager1 unb bic unterf@rift bes Rafz
iirers pirb absef@nitten. @etpDbnltd
gef9iebt bic Werbrennung einmal mo-
@entli9 um z l1br Mbenbs. Griher
fanb lie am Sage ftatt; ber unar1<
genebme @eru@ bes pielen perbra11nz
ten 9apiers ertpies fi4 iebo4 Der
Na4bari9aft als 10 lGftig bab bic
Bantbirettoren eriu@t purben, cine
bier3u paFenbere 3eit feft3uieben. Sn
Der 8anf btfrbet fi@ cine %beforbere
tDruderei fit B%anfnoten. bic permas:
nent Sag unb Ma4t i'm Betriebe 1T.
9robbem bic etgltf@en 8antnoter1
nur einfa4 f9par3 bebrudt finb uao
Eauf tpeibem papier, fino 5aliifitate
febr felten. Beianntli4 pirb bas
papier in elmer Staatspapiermiible
berge{tent. Dasfelbe, nur auf elmer
@eite bef9nitten, beiibt berartig tun1t<
bon unb p1nig sereselte Mertmale.
baB ieber Ja9mann bic G4tbett Der
Note,1 fofort gu ertennen bermag.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
@oran NAPOLEON Der Grfe 8ettor'
ben IT..

Mm s. Mai paren felt Napoleors
9obe rs Sabre perfloFen. Na4trd9z
li4 nimmt ieBt bic Deutf4e M}eot5lz
nall 53eitung Bpm Der in ber Ga4pre1e
auftau&enben @4ilberune Der tor
perliden 9erbdltniHe Napoleons 90
tia. Or. @bmunb Mnbretps bat aQes
5uperlaFise, tbeilpeife amtlihe Ma<
terial iiber ben t0rperltden 3uitanb
beg Rai1ers seiammelt. Die bon dr5tz
li@er Seite berriibrenben 9eri@te
iiber ben RDrper3uitanb Mcpoleons
batiren aus14liebli@ aus BET 3ett Der
@efangen19aft auf st. 9e1ena; oenn
10 lange Maoleor auf benz Sbrone
mar, aalt MQes, mas bic @efunbbeit
bes Qerrf9ers anlangte, als ftrenges
@taatsgebeimniB; bic 2eibdr3te biels
ten fi4 dnsitli4 baran unb itarben.
,obne Muf3ei@nungen gu bi%nterlaf1en.
Die 8eriatt aus ct. 9elena itam=
men bon ben 2~eibdr3ten, bic benz gez
fanaenen Raifer BON Der en9lif4en
Megierung 3uertbeilt tpurbtn. Napolez
on flagte fortpdbrenb, bub ibm bas
Rlima auf ct. 9elena tDbte. unb aud
Der frana0fi4e Mr3t 3ereau bebauptez
te, bab bas tropt54e Selma Der Snz
fel beKen 2eben bertiir3t babe. Das
Wobnbaus Napoleons lag jebo4
1000 SUB iiber benz Meere, no bic
3emperatur niemals uber Is @rab
l1nb nierlals unter Is @rao s. mar;
aud 1T ipGter Bel Der Settion teinerr
lei Mnbaltspuntt sefunben tporben.
baB bas Selma auf ben Gaifer f9db'
li@ gepirtt bate. Der R0rper Hapo>
Icons mar nit 3ablretden Munbnar<
ben bebedt, bic BON ben @ertpurou11<
ger in ben S@la4ten berribrten. ytaz
poleon pfegte feline Wunben gu per<
beimli&en, tpobl in ber Mbii4t, Bel
feinen @olbaten als unbertpunhbar gu
gelten. Der ensltfGe Gelbmarfaaa
MolfeleD beri@tet, bab f@on I'M ruft<
fden Gelbause 1912 Der &aiier Sci
den elmer rgebeimnibpollen arant>
belt" se3eist babe, mel&e feline Settles
frGfte in Mitleibeni@aft 3og. Mern
CT J. 9. einen @4la@tplan nit feinem
Telbberrnblid e~nttporfen, 70 babe tbn,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

Oils Dapib bic Musen tpieoer on
nete, fentten bic Solbaten TIRE Mafs
fen unb Elm tpeiblider Dampf i&pebte
iber ben leblofen R0rpern. bic in,
@raie ausseftredt lasen.
Dare lief auf Quiraropn gu.
Ct lag. bic Mrme in's Rreua gefals
tet. NIT benz @efi4t CUR Grbe.
Sn feiner ltnten 9anb bielt Ct Elm
Bib, bas cine ausel burhbobrt. be-
Dor fe fetn 6er3 errei4te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

Del abergldubif@e 9annes. = g
pifen, 9err Dottor, friiber 9ab' I aui
be Dottor gar nir 'geben; fettbem @te
aber mel Grau turirt balm, bin !
bod = abersldubif@ 'porben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
y. uswEone pa,t.

ueber Den yeuoDl lpNcSpalI oubelt
ii9 Der Rriessietretdr in feinem Sab
res=8eri9t folsenbcrnaben: Die TN
geaopfone : part itationirten 9rup,
ben baben bic Mufgabe, bic Milbbiebe=
rel, WalbbrGnbe unb ieoe 8ei4doiz
qurq Der Naturi40nbeiten iener
prahtbolen @esenb gu p%erbinber11.
Sie baben ibre pFi&t in jeoer Weiie
erfullt unb es tpirb beri4tet. bab Der
Wilbbetanb f@ne1 i'm 3unehme:1 be-
sriFen 1T.
IS bat llnsepibbeit betreHs Der
@renaer biefer 6Fentli@en 2dnbereien,
tpie lie bur1 Megierunssbef@lub feftz
aefebt Nnb, beftanben. I'm bieie 3ipeiz
fel gu 3eritreuen, follen bic @renaer,
amtli9 feitgeite0t tperben; man bat
bamit bereits b%egonnen, befttmmte
puntte finb fefseftellt. @ren3pfdble
errt@tet norben unb i'm 2aufe Der
nG@iten Saifpn uerben bic @renoerI
fertiaqeiteIt fem. Wenn lebtere beut'
lids beaeidnet finb, ipi1b bic S&,piez
riateit, bic @elebe bes Ntlbf4ubes
burhaufubren, geringer ,ptrben.
IS 1T Der @orf4las semadt NOR
ben, cine ausgebebnte iiibli4 an ben
Bart gren5enbe Malbregion in Mpo.
minq, bieiem Wilbz unb Malbgebiet
anauqliebern. Die ertpdbnte @esenp
mar tiir3li4 ber S4uuplab zines
streites 3pif9en 8annodz Snbianern
unb Wilbbiitern bes Stuates Mpo>
ming, in Golse be1en bic Sruppen
einareifen mubten. Sd baltic bteie11
@orf4lag fir bea@tenspertb, ba Ct
benz part reue Mnaiebunsstraft uno
qr0Bere,n llmfang giebt unb gleidaeitts
Elm Mittel IL, UNI tpettere @treitigtets
ten nit sen Snbtanern jener @egeno
au permeiben.
Ser plan, bur@ @traBen bic intez
reKanteiten Yuntte unb Naturl4Ons
beiten gu perbinben, niirbe einen
Iabrtpeg BOT, Der @ptbe bes DeQotpz
tone iiber Mount Mafbburn na@
Mammotb Dot Springs, cine Dtita113
bon 40 Meilen, notbtptnbtg MAIDEN.
Dies 1T mi@tis CUR @oqenbung bes
llmtreifes unb UNI bic interef1 antefteu
puntte gu DHnen ,.unb 5usdngli@ 5u
MAIDEN. Die Soften bieier Straber
iperben fi4 auf $500 per Meile ober
aaes in Mnem auf u%nsefabr 100000
~belaufen.
Die Musgaben i'm .Dorigen Sabre
paren $4,000 unb rei@ten bin, UNI
brau9bare Gabr>pege, tpel4e pom Wez
ten unb Siben in ben part laufe11.
ber3u5tenen unb beri@iebene @treden
unboIft6nbiger unb unpaffirbarer
JabrftraBen gu perbefern. Die &o>
fen fiir Bureauarbeit, Muffi4t u. an
bere Mrbeiten bieier Mrt beliefen fi4
auf tpeniger als 3 pro3ent Der se>
fan,mten Musgaben. Dieter l1mftanb
unb bic auf Dem @ebiete Der @erbei1 e<
rurgen er3ielter @efultate betpetfen bic
unb fparfarne @ertpaltuns
bes gegenpdrttgen @upertntenoe''ter1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

80 Der @olfsraab i'm Sranspaals
nabm na9 LANCER 8eratbung cine
@inmanberungsz Bef@rGnfungsz@lau
fel mad ameritanif@em Mufter an,
, 1896-12-15

somcly illustrated
No. h2s. How TO Train Animals. This
To- I teach hSrse9. ioss' eats, p%&iis "i T@Sts, f Snrs and Si's o,Ssr
animal. also birds, to perform the most remarkable tricks
n" y vs., nEf$ Every Ho, His Own Toy-Maker.
i4'osSSrapEiic 20 Ga %2sT ,el WinEdm a MiS = q Saea Prec @fiee
M Mast. ,naran's battery I,eclris Tslesraph, TeIGpa ION,
things
aosers And plant, By ESen = leyf2rd, one Of The leading
No. h25. Home AmmSenents. y splendid col
.ection OF Games funIss Tricks, Diversions, ,Pastimes,
ING GhaTaiss and rrovafGS for s"SiSi FathSrinEs, public
and private entertainment. and evenings at home.
No. h30. Modern Etiquette for all Occa-
sions. An excellent work upon ms subject. con.
i isIles and nG1 r I&i & %, Sep nS GGsS,1 c 1T BY az the SG Ss., Sneie both for
No. h3I. The Ready Reference Manual Of
a naGii net fis fnnres, a stnti., Sta tnG datS,., q so Sn,ssn,,"m OF OF
valuable Information, for the use of every man, woman
No. M. The Practical Poultry Keeper.
in1o spilrsi fhs new sxp eGIk %n u PS sgrecsI LIII pa5It VT te rS pers, nsdl
'H S5' re- all ~ r. late, ,a,,s on u; ,,,eLset; r,,,,e
Doctor. thus valuable ionk describes The sSmp-
toms Of every disease with which horScs aud cattle are
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NJ. u. The Handy CycIopedia of Every
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No: 10 h Family Doctor Book. contain.
,ng riatn and simple directions for tho treatment of every
ssstInF simple home remedies Which, usually effect a cGse
NlhCut u necessity o. employing a ply SiCiAN.
No, h2. The NafinngJ Handy Dictionary,
a complete pocket dictionary OF the English language, con.
tanning S~hnnworls, with thnir orthogrnr' definition and
No. hS. Tbs Ladies' Model Fancy Work
Manual. An liirrly new houN cmh"iytnr ali The
latest ideas IN ne=ilewnrk, crochet. knitting and cmbroid.
cry. II contains many new lace and crochet patterns, and
directions for making many articles OF wearing apparel
and for decor ItiSc purposes o.
No. 70 The american Family Cook BoOk.
4 complete cook book, compiled by an experienced house
keeper, and containing more than seven hundred OF the
rholcest recipes, classified for ready reference.
No, h23. The Widdcr Ioodie's Love 4 fair,
AND orliEh STORIES, by JOSIAH ALIENS WirE., This book
contains tifteen complete stories, descriptive of the laugh.
able dolngs Of the Joncsyille folks, by that incompatible
humorist, Josiah Aiicn's Wife.
NJ. h3j. The Ladies' Guidc to Beauty.
This book contains minute aud practical Instructions, &C
sompanied by many valuable recipes, tor securing a hand
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No. M. Famous Dramatic REGULATIONS.
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last and best book written by H. 4. Shfllaber, the original
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, 1896-12-15
ThE SILENCE OF LOVE.

Oh, tnexpressible as sweet,
Love takes my voice away.
cannot tell thee when we meet
What most ! long to say.
Bat hadst thou hearing in thy heart
Then shouldst thou walk. wherever thou Art.
In melodies divine.
30 warbling' birds lift higher notes
Than to our ears belong.
The music nils their %throbbing threats,
But Elence steals the song.
-George z. woodberry in Century.
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Nj. Morrison recounted two anecdotes
in his experiences in playing Faust.
At II place the %trapdoor through which
he disappears in the fifth act refused to
work. and, to use his expression. Ibis
plume stood erect"
Cant you open it?" he asked IN an
excited tone.
There was an awful pause for n mo-
ment, when away in the gallery some
body sung out:
"Holy Moses, hell's FULL"
At another time, while breakfasting
at q hotel, hs noticed that the colored
waiter who brought him his. meal kept
staring at him. He told the waiter that
he might go. "When l need you," he
added, II will send for YOU"
"Need me?' exclaimed the waiter in
evident recollection of Mepbisto. "Say,
Mr.. Morrison. l went to your show last
night"
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consolcd INC. 1 couldn't zee any niggc
in hell!'-New York Letter.
, 1896-12-15

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and Invariably rsiiAh,s. - Tie QaAli-
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e. fails in colds, Group and lung ffoa-
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