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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-12

My little boy, when two years OF age,
was taken very i'll with bloody fux. l
was advised to use Chamberlin's Collie,
Cholera and Dia-rhoea remedy and luck
lily procured part of bottle. carefully
read the directions and gave it accord
ingly. He was very low, but slowly re-
covered, and is now rs stout and strong
as ever. feel sure it saved his life.
am sorry every one in the world does
not know how good it is, as | do.-Mrs.
Lima S. Hinton, Grahamsville, Marion
Co., Florida. For sale by druggists and
dealers and the Com. Co. of Lovelock.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-12
Help Wanted.

$40 to $l8 per week to men and women
for easy home work. No books or can
vasing. No experience. Bonafied offer.
No Catch. Send stamp for work and
particulars. f. Hermann, 213 Sonth
Sixth Strees, Philadelphia, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
LONDON WOOL. SAT.E9

London. Nov 2s.-The wool sales to-day were con
Quoted by Charles Bolme * Co. wool brokers The Offer
ings were l3 I07 bales generally of good character
American operators were active competitors for
Of which there limited supply, In some cases M
10 per cent advance Secured locks and wei
sought for by Continental buyers the home trade
10 per cent advance. Lambs wool were quoted at 81
per cent above the opening price The ant
the prices obtained ~
New South walos-ia0O bales: secured IOi6daIs "a
locks and pieces 5duls Id; greasy 5qi iOd ocks an
pieces. 4i.u9Id ~ ~ nav
Queensand-+.000 bales secured iOd0is Id locks and
04Ssd '"' "'' peoe'
vicorlalloo bales: secured s,,daIs 4,sd. lock-, and
pieces 0'sG iod greasy. 6assd locks and pieces 81.
South Austraiia-i5 800 bales: secured iIIsdal, "a
mens ana pieces oNd greasy 5dssd locks and pieces
srSsss wss' AgstraaESCo bales; secured olsdos ihd
7z --eaiand-5oO bales secured isi1,sd; greasy
-SInpc OF Good Hope and Natal 800 bales: secured
I'd ioc:s a 20 9ehs ana pieces. Dd01s Id greasy PAD
Tho onerngs FOR next weeks sales are 1904 bales
hais. Ior te week were New South Wales 2i 097
ocT Tueehsland 49, Victoria. g. POI; South Australia
elsewhere. 835. '-S'' A''S'' NS'~" w. ana
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

,y., .nvs,. ~ n0sa 60 HossaRecepts;s !S.inS tS;y
w:stsn nSs srm and STioc higher Heavy ana ss s
sSss SO s9@%Nsns sss g. 'o sn f%" g SssS
gsS ssIos % to choiee sas5 a~6s sSgs' cass-Re
s. ssE b. nsye ys iow Asns steers g. sss
Texas cows 81 25 HossRecepts ooeS as 20: heavy
higher 50 sogsS 49, 2aexess bsss Market hrm No
Bralo' Nov 2s-careReceipts last seS. for
hours 45e head total for week thus far, TO- i3o to
s ,,ms las, week Is 532 consigned through TO- hu,
Tayyork Ss4. on sale o. Market opened s,eauy. & and
dni for g3od quality stock. with common graueS o -
ard shade ner - nod So sass Hogs
,sce,n,s last twenty-6ur hours 100 hea9 va "a "a
week thus far IL coo: for same time iast ,n on sale
con gned through . 700; to New-iorh "a closed firm,
vi,b ali sid workers. good weights 20 a. s5. me
ca Az, nics So 7aS3 90 mixed packers ~ yygso o ghs
Gum 81 i5a>3 Jo heavy 20 tosS @ Receipts
.3G$3 o. stags 81 23G$2 10 sheep ana aek thus fr
ts twentyfour hours 200 head total FOR weeh w., roh
s 400 fn same time last week As 400 consigheI u
coo. 70 New-York 300 sale 4'Do nc'u's an c,1sed
Market opened active ana rme lambs 81 sJas5
I 81 chnce 8, 5odSi so: to fair 90 ~ "a e0
euIs IS 65as mixed sheep good to choS ss Ssi "a Late
saies. Few heavy lO9-b Canadas 81 30; i"'-'o' wv"
good HANDY So to 90 10. 81 S0dSi DO .a,,. ex,ra
Taet Tiberty Nov 2s.--Catte market sssayn tiv
= st TO- air 81 ioGS3 so 81 Soms5 ~ SS 9n
mon 10 good fat bulls and cows Szns2
s. 75 fresh ana sprngsrs Sl3a Sa nrme yht So S
prime nssam s. sVg SJ hos 90; 81 4o good
roushs 9 sGs sheep market eeady pse m cmmon S sTa
good 50 2o9 ss 25 fair mixe s - 81 Ss f5 COM
81 o 30" 10 =? ar rqiln nmbs s. Gd oSs veal 5S
Kansas city Nov. 2s.--Hogs sReceipts 6oV marKe, nr
sSss %u 81 & 32Rss ta hssSS
market nominal Sheep-Recepts 300; market steady
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


m ans AS on Marnw very I qu s and With
& a1f aaa y assy rssSs sfSsd . f, 81 az %
California ne quei Green ss nsny psa.
a d e@nn ram' n
81 % 4o 90 Lady wsnso oS n,ra pa ma
aS cSh Isef s sh hss &c. o sssi Ss9
supply Of high grade fresh creamery has
buyers on the market willing TO nay for ,perlaye
Wh the a. p to q, the Is nets. fhy o s % at hs price
but large pror2ron of the usu,lly ane showing
naor and just shading the nss
as ss there IS free ocrins in rar. o Say easssd
lower grades dragging at The highest grades o
quae. quiet Rather more state cream. Sye
% s sns @n5 s Snoy Sa ns S % rs % Scr I
able without much dfncuy good deal the stock Is
dairy firm an@ scar Vnuf nser cnSs. c1ss..
ana qS Sr ssws no Imitation
nsre M lois . of mDeae %Ss oSs in the highest grades
y" aote qD snae At prTss somewhat higher
@ &c do nrs,s 2oa2inc: DO third. to ssconis ia,sr
Jun. eaas "s isasc sssS DC .aSnd. sS sirds =
nrss 1915 State dairy half nkn tubs IA" made
ssosd, iS. stss 1"s and to tubs, h'css csss to
nHsss 'ise ts ws.;.n sss dSy n5sn
sto, i1alsc % DO seconds io4e 'wSssry wetsi
nrss 11gcc DO fresh 2asc do 'eiSpss ,hps. TO TO
EGGs.The narke, is rather qui., to-day. su, III. 70.
in moderate supply. Holders are eeneraiiv sock s
carry stock over rather than shade prices as the 70 10
pors 1rom the West continue strong PROMPT soles az
nowsver not easily made and hear slight c
Medium and lower grades OF fresh are dui and over
regular value Refrigerator stock IL moving slowly ,,
the highest qualities held nrnly The o1srn nut
g. sr.s iTrefn quality and uneerfrades useny Sf
Jsr,sy a,d Ssarsy fancy dozen PennssSaaD1iss
sylvania. fair prime 22Gec: western cSo,c. rem IN
do fair 70 eood Isr dozen 22a2sc iniericr Der S
% inferior aooaen sSyS refrsera,cr sSGiss
50 60; Western dirty fresh per case "a ToaSa ia; az Ng
checka Der case. $39$s rs: cus very inferior sp %
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
HE PREFERRED MURPHY.
ONE RUSSIAN WHO REJoIcEs IN A BRAND-NEw
IRISH PATRoNYMIC

ONE RUSSIAN WHO REJClCES IN A BRAND-NFw
IRISH PATRoNYMIC
People who have dealings with the Russians who
form a large part OF the population Of the East
Side. are frequently at loss TO account for the
names by which they known. Men whose
looks and actions show that they belong the un-
Americanized class. and who speak no Ian
guage except their jargon. call themselves by
names well known in this country; and the COM
binaton Of Russian man and American name IL
ludcrous as II Is remarkable.
One OF these cases was recently accounted for by
. young woman who was school-teacher in an In
terror city Of this State few years ago
Il had in my class little boy and his sister
whose names were unpronounceably Russian" she
said. land 1t took until vacation TO learn TO say
them properly. When school began again in the
fall the children among the first TO come
They were less foreign in their looks, they spoke
English We'll and their last name Murphy
why. Jakey! | said how that be?'
"Yes. said he. my is John Murrhy' and
as John Murphy little Jakey was registered. AS
soon as i had time made II point call at the
home Of the children TO learn the reason FOR the
change OF name, and received this explanation
from the father:
I'm a butcher ne said and bought out this
shop this summer. There was a sign over The
door-it's there yet-"John Murphy and II was
cheaper to take the name than have a new sign
made: SO our name is Murphy now. II is better
to have 1t so. too. because any one can saw
that accounts for one Russian family having an
Irish name" ''0 ''''
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

aase and close 70 day and closing bids the

Market closed easy 12ai5 points decline compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Trarsferrbs notices
November. 15Oc December. 745c. Total sales 1850
bales Spot cotton dull. unchanged: middng uplands
l1-15c: mGtiing Gulf. l5-l6c: no sales
Liverpool cabes-Spot oton frmer: sales 5000 bales
speculation and export 800 bales: American 5000 ba,es
receipts y 0oO bales; American. 5000 bales: middng
lands l3-3od Futures steady seller. AT 2+4d advance
closed quiet. zAl's points net advance January Feb
i3b: February March. 42i.b: MarchApr. 4i24b
AprNay. Abs. May-Jure. 4l3izs JuneJuly 4l4s July
August. 4l4zs: November. Ais: November-Dec.mber.
41Gi4h: Decenber-January. 414v.
COFFEE-The market closed barely steady. with saleh
Of 30 bags. The closing prices showed net loss Of
IL oJ points There considerable exchanging. as
follows go bags March exchanged for $50 May even 90
May exchanged for 80 June even so March at 80 %
and go June at s9o5 sold together Five points paid 70
exchange 80 bags March for May: points paid ~
change 20 December for May; 10 points paid to ex-
200 December FOR July 10 points paid 10 exchange
600 Decembe. for September 1000 December exchanged
900 April Foreign markets were lower. Havre
losing one point while Hamburg was Irregular and eener
ally although October and November closed one
on, higher than did Yesterday Primary receipts are
public cable reported RIO 10 exchange standard at
l0SaOO; exchange 3-1Gd RIO receipts 1900 bags Rio
cearances the United States 5000 Rio stock 3s2 900
market quiet Santos receipts $4,000 pags Santos stock
G13 market quiet good average Santos lO<lOp Tho
local market FOR Brazil coffee s quiet with no important
for invoices and RIO IS offered at iOc and
No 9i.c There important firm offers at
hand to-day Mild coffee ruled steady. but quiet
The following shows the highest. lowest and closing
daV n
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NevYork. November 2s. 1896.
sales Of 10000 bales The nnn prices showed ne, loss
Gf l2 70 10 p2n, a.sT Increment IN han sSsc'eSa to-
was considerable sea:zlnr. commission houses selling quit.
;hercas;c We're the hsSsi of the day The first cali
s were T at se ' Of % paints aa eos 's. aa
l w;h net net gain OF a to s points s'ns raider, seem to
upon that market as disappoinns as greater advance
had been looked for Receipts at the ports were liberal
na Hsa an ' D Ta on
yss .ls receipts s Watched M .nn Win great ia
very largely hs future Of the mark-, Eraasrees
BE- doing b-,,T han for some tme Ths is op
n9ss 80 ss ns s % the a. ~;
day $3.50 bale. 4sI4s bates day last
psg s8e a: sss' as ysar s@ip % ht ',ss
10 242 baies same aay last week ana - bales last
bales; SorioS Se5s bales ssalnsi 4scs and ssS bsSs
Chares'?n & s7S bales srans sl2s a1d 2 G bales Ca
ceips a; Houston Monday estimated 1000 to 5000
@ a, s'' S1 Msnday na ore s
umaied 23oco 10 29oo bales asans; s2O6 bales
a. The prncpai towns sS,day were as follows Houston;
Sas sis @ ssa 1esr II s2 1872 ss, Sy last sss sa
and so3l bales; Augusta $50 bales asains; 900 and
S'!s St I@us sss; .ns s"f
Changed although Mobile was i-lso higher New-York
spot markets unchanged Receipts at The gors tOT the
@ week ana as57 bales aa RpS rSceni
aas that N asir, up the s5% sn the
has been rather heavy he las. week but rule the
a; some points bu sectors ha. competed.
ADAMS, nas M n2 s ; aHps ns week 20 @ 'e &
total IN sigh, November 81 45s1eo0 bales agsins,
Ing oS5 Ss7 baes more in ssh ths year shan las, year
fs the Ss ys9S sf9 Is al s1es M e, , s"n
in 1854 ani 2S9 ss5 bales under isss The total v,sSe
3 ss Bales 'ie' IN ss ssnr nna 'sGs ss as, m @
Tss be- ;Sa S n. Aercas RI supply Is ss2css bales against
Opening rang. and clos. to day and closing bids
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

the prncpa Atlantic ports for the week ended to-day
2Is7.o0 bush, an Increase OF 1000 bush The market
late dull. closing at unchanged prices on ,ns ,
curb the market was weak. with May OF +c, cios.hs
a3hc nominal Cash wheat was inactive with prae.
Ideally no EXPORT inquiry No YVES quoted az
o9 9isc In elevator and the local fade was out
of market The sales reported n fnts oi uh.
io- inactive ana weaker. selng on on ver, =,
light offerings closing dull the lowest OF he gay az
ia.c loss Receipts at the Western points during the
week shown large decrease partly o"ing 90 70 1e e
weather and are 7SOooo bush. a reduction OF oov~
bush Cash oatc dun. Sales wer" l1oo push IN IN
Guiding l50nI bush track and ungraded whte at I|a
3oc as 10 quality and 200 bush rejected white 2sv
~ sc No quoted 2s' a24c elevator No eats.
2lltc Nc > white oGc: No 3 white. &c ~ E
Market irregular uoted at 4si4ii9c for No West
ern T. York CARROTS. state iog ilc bSh-
C T. Buffalo: mating qu ted at 3sN i6c as 70 quality.
..... Bt-CKWHEAT-Marke dull at @6a3'c for prime
State track. - -. A., .,
The quotations to-day. the closing price, or ne Prev,
day and closing prices for the corre'"ohuhs GATE ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov %. | D. m.-Recf-Extra India mess
a ,,5s prime Arm nt 45s. Tork-Trme
Western fine steady at sos do medium steady 42s Cd
Hams-Shor cut. about II to 10 10. frm AS Bacon
Cumberland about 2s to 30 n irm at eos short
about - 10 steady at 2ss 81. long clear middes
light 35 TO rs 10. steady 20s hong clear mddes
heavy about 40 to A. H. steady at 27s Oh short clear
mdies heavy. about A. to 30 n. firm at 25s
iiss about II to - n. hrm AZ oSs Shoulders. about IL
to IL ~ firm at 2ss Iari-Prime Western spot steady
at 2ls 81. Characterization finest white and coorei
firm at 5ls TallowIrmc city dull AZ los. Cottonseed
oil-IIverpool renn,d dull Gs Spirits II urpentire
steady at 2os ID Rosn-,comn,on steady at 8s Wheat
No . rcd winter stocks exhausted No I Northern
spring Is ND Corn-Mlxed Western spot od
firm 81 i.d; November steady at 3s I'D: December
steady 3s I'D: January steady - IND Flour-St
fancy winter duh at 0s Cd Hops London-Pac-
nc Coast steady at 7OdSOs.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER
BANK HOLDINGS LARGER
FURTHER INCREASE IN CASH AND ar,
PLUs-BoNDs AND MONEY.
1000 u s As Reg 1907.11O
1lAON Va Ra lief Tr

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOVEMBER q.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Nov. 2s.-Cotton firm: mlddling TIC. lou
m!ddlng. 7c good ordinary 6c: gross recents
60J2 bales exports TO Great Britain 40C baes 10 ~.
Continent. 69S taies sales COZ bales: stock IA o22
bales. ''''~>
Norfolk. Nov 2s.-cotton nrm: middng 73-1oc. Iov
middiins, 13l6c good ordinary SIC: and gross re-
cep;s GG52 bales: exports coaswse 42Sl bnlcs ssla.
i.OyJ bales. stock. SIS 1875 bales. ''
Savannah. Nov. 2s-Cotton quiet: middiing 6l5-I0c:
low middlns 11l6c net and receipts IL o3S bales
1880 bales "'
New-oresns. Nov 2s--Cotton quiet and nrn good mid
ding. 7nc: middiing 5-i6c: low mddjne Tic: good
ordinary S'sc; net recepy i5io4 bales 4s4
$3.50 bales: the Continent 75O bales ooastwiee 26
bales: saisa 1900 bales: stock. 36l. loS bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Sew-York Noyfmher .

New-York. November 2s 1896
BEEvFS-Receipts, % cars. or 4GG head-I2 for
Feeling steady Cy dressed beef 6l0si.c per 70
for ordinary choice sdes Latest cables from
London and Liverpool quoted American steady at
iOalOxc: American sheep slow nj sIs%c. estimated
ssed weight refrigerator beef selling 7dsc per No.
advces from Glasgow quoted U.c top price
for American bceves Shipments to-day Etrira 10
Liverpool 1904 quarters Of t>f: the 10
London. 800 cattle. and 100 quarters OF beef on the
Mcgantlc To the same port 40 cattle the Louis to
Liverpool rs cattle the British King Antwerp 5tt
sheep ard the America London 400
ca,tc The Boston city FOR Bristol sails Monday with ZOO
cattle
oAIvEs-R.ceips 10 head. Very ti. trading for lac,
stock Good veals sold AT 81 No grassers or Westerns
offered. but feeling steady. Dressed calves Country
sol 6UJc per M dressed at 7QlOs
little calves 4ia45lsc dressed grassers at 4u5c
saes-G. Dienback veal. 40 10. at ST. fed calf
40 NJ at 81. "
SHEEP AND IAMBS--R.ceipts o cars or OFT head Al,
for the market and were held YESTERDAY max
Ing sale Sheep slow and unchanyei l.
lambs more active and hrm and medium TO light weights
tribe higher Three cars OF sheep unsoid Medium TO
lambs at 81 75Qs5: 2 cars Of Canadian lambs nj s5
Dressed milton slow at 4's06lsc fb dressed lambs
frm At Id9c
sales-D Harrington: Isa Canadian lambs iol N aver
Hume 4 Mullen: 40 Canadian and Michigan lamb,
mixed SO ~ at S.. ''
D. Mcpherson Il Co.: ?o7 Kentucky sheep o. N n,
fb At 81 49, - State sheep 90 N. So: i56 do SIS H.
HOGS Receipts IS cars. or 100 head. None for solo
alive. Somnay Ann at 50 70Qt4 Is per NJ for good
heavy TO light hogs and 81 26a$4 30 pigs Country
dressed quiet 4dGsc per heavy to sh, weghis
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
OTHER MARKErs-ny rrI.rcn.pu

Union stock Yard: chcako. Nov 2s--Ca,tle-Rece!pts
300 head market nrm. Common 20 extra steers IA os
:: 81 Moakers and feeders 81 50$4 TO- cows and bulls
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

j--ActuL sales---I-CTosing- Share
lOpen H.gh Low. Fin Bid. ASK sold
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
The following shows the highest lowest and closin
prices to-day contracts

FLOUR AND MEA1~-Th. market for -four was held
from tho mills h.ia on and the result
lar sha II he 'DS IF
y e 800 % e wnsr ns s. h e h bs % m @ p.s % s'. r.
s. 2 800 bbls saperSne s. To- bbis spring patents
s g Is ib D4s; ist' ana sSs
% s 1, t6axx2d,: oasl.S S ss.s &C.
s. IS ior kiln-driea. az 70 brand BAG MEAIoaiet
IS ssSr % ;ss5 sq ss ;s %,
S S ia sas much sy psssa 5ss CO. Dollar wheat
NsWh s s opes Sss O. daY Sv sas in purely 9i9a
say hsh At 8 oS' ana .a.sh, Nc
These quotations purely asking differences and rep
noona RG y had s s mark eSrn IN va.
@ M oenns % ns aas s,aa The The nsh t . Of Do
last high quotation made on November 49, but the
ard "s' at the s ssh sassa ss the. hen
Quotations two tive Tss Ssd G The Advance was 1se but
or 'S' ,Se selling Of small Quantities wheat fea,u9e IN
ns Was ID higher this DID not bns hs sp Msh
me sas last . sn sh point % S ~; .s ss
due part the heavy weather prsvsilins and hi.
a,a DaSh receipts sa -
10000 bush After this gsss @ the reduction in a9uf
stocks radstreets exports iOT The las. week
aS'"s ens 50 % aor sr s%ed 0 nrse raGc ~.
grease crease The total ssi push ssd aoar
ss:"is ss:a s.s @ jsy -
ended to-day the exports from the principal Atlantic
ports tbls OF -four for the week q decrease
Of $4,000 bbls. The exports Of whea, 1887
bush OF 900 bush Primary receipts for
the have been 29i 900 bush. decrease Of 3a3
bush. Of the morning the further selling
foreign houEes both here and the West. Europe
have thoroughly ignored the advance excepting
oetter basis for selling and has sold wheat pretty
freely In the rise Good selling was also reported
Chicago for foreign account The market closed II un-
changed TO Nc loss. On the curb. May wheat was
weak May selling s9ds0Ac closing SOC asked
nomnaly at 9c over December b. ahoat; December
closed at 9olc No hard 6te over December. afoat
ard No I Northern &c December. Z b.. adoat
CORN-The market for very DUH with price.
steady the final yesterday Tbs
trade was limited In the future market cash was
inactive. "Bradstreets for the week were
265l 600 bueh against 2o5oo bush the preceding week
and 100000 bush last year: Since July I. 5Oo57OOO
week Primary receipts for the week have partly
1907 900 bush decrease Of $4,000 Exports from
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-07
4 Logical Indian.

Bishop Whipple Of Minnesota says
that the Dakota Indians once held a war
dance near a mission house. He went TO
Wabasha, the chief, and said: "Waba-
sha, you asked me for missionary and
a teacher. gave them to you. visit
you, and the first sight is this brutal
scalp dance. l knew the Chippewa
whom your ysung men have murdered.
His wife is crying for her husband; his
children are asking for their father.
Wabasha, the Great Spirit hears bis
children cry. He is angry. Some day he
will ask Wsbasha, Where is your red
brother?'
The old chief smiled. drew his pipe
from his mouth and said: white man
go to war with his own brother in the
same country; kill more men than Wa
basha can count in all his life. Great
Spirit smiles; says Good white man
He has my book. / love him very much.
have a good place for him by aud by ;
The Indian is wild man. He has no
Great Spirit book. He kills one man,
has scalp dance. Great Spirit is mad
and says; Bad Indian put him in a
bad place by and by. Wabasha don't
believe il"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-07
A Conner Token Prom IN. Mint.

In letter which inclosed rub
bling" Of a cent, a reader Of The Inquir-
er writes: lin some change received at
the mint a few days ago l noticed a
penny that attracted my attention. On
one side is an Indian head and the
words, Millions for the contractors,
and ON the reverse side the words, Not
one cent for the widows. The date of
the penny il 1858 - A reporter showed
the rubbing" 10 K. A Mcclure, the
veteran aud learned curator NJ the mint.
and from him learned that the coin was
one of many thousand tokens which
were issued by private persons in 1863
and 1864 in order 20 make up for the
scarcity Of small coins. The government
did not interfere at that time. and the
circulation Of the tokens was not pro-
hibited until se7. IL is estimated that
5000 tokens were put ont by private
parties Of copper or brass, and on many
Of the coins appeared the imprint of
business firms. Some cata,ogued NJ the
mint show a Masonic mark For Pub
lie Accommodation, portrait Of Gen
eral q. b Mcclellan. and any number
of trade devices The cent could only
have been paid out at the mint by acct
dent, for the cashier would not permit
il knowingly To circulate. The value Of
this class Of tokens. according 10 cata-
logue. is less than 3 cents al selling
price. -Philadelphia Inquirer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-07
A Holiday In Bea.

Two hospital nurses adopted novel
method of spending fortniaht's holt
day. They hired a cottage in the coup
try and AN old woman 10 attend on
them. From the moment they entered
the door until the time for departure
came they were never seen, and the vii
layers naturally concluded that there
was some mystery connected with them.
Some even thought Of consulting the pc.
lice ON the subject. On their way back
TO the railway station they called ON tho
vicar to give him trife for his chart
ties and explained the secret. They were
nurses and had spent their whole time
in bed. Accustomed TO sleep IN such
snatches AZ they could get, their notion
Of holiday was a pes9od Of long and
undisturbed repose. London Standard.