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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08
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system Is reached by the blood, and or
us quality the condition of every organ de-
pends' Good blood means strong nerves,
good digestion, robust health. Imnure
plood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, catarrh or other diseases. The surest
way to have good blood is to take Hood,s
oarsaparilla. This medicine purifies, vi
taiizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. 1t creates
good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
ana cures that tired feeling. Remember,
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast

Washington Aug The barometer
has fallen slowly in New snslaud. m tho
middle Atlantic states. AMI in the upper
MississipIi and lower Missouri valleys.
The area al low pressure is central over
South Dakota. The barometer is relative
~ low in the lower St Lawrence valley.
An area Of hisl pressure continues on the
south Atlantic and east Gulf coasts The
,omperalurc continues high and has fal-
len slightly IN the middle Atlantic states
aud the Ohio valley. 1t is warmer in
EASTERN New England. the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys.
Local thunder storms prevailed in South-
crn New England and thence eastward
over PENNSYLVANIA aud Ohio valley
Showers are reported from the lower
Mississippi valley. Nebraska and Dakota.
The weather generally is fair in the LAKE,
region. in the Northwest. ana the north
ern portions OF New England and New
York.
The indications are fair ;tnd continued
warm weather will prevail in districts OF
the Atlantic coast ON saturday. Local
thunder storms ana partly cloudy weather
IRE indicated for the Mississippi valley.
with continued high temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08
DUNN's REPORT.
What the Other Weekly Bulletin Says About
General Trade.

New York. Aug. 1.-R. g. Dun q Com
pany weekly review of trade sag
me sensational collapse of SPECTATORS
- Chicago who controlled the Diamond
Match ANA New York Biscuit stocks ana
mad hoisted them to fancy figures. with
tn" consequent closing Of the Chicago ex-
change for period yet indefinite though
Ioilo"ed by remarkably few failures,
brings 4 sudden change in the monetary
conditions throughout the country At
least a month earlier than was expected
chicago has drawn heavily upon its
bank balances here. and the Withdrawals
of other Western funds may naturally re-
suit Europe WIS moved to sell Ameri-
can stocks rather freely so the average OF
60 of the active railroad stocks fell about
Sis per share and the average of trust
stocks about 81 S.
The instant cooperation of the moneyed
interests at Chicago to restrict the dis
turhance deserved praise and did much
good; 1t is not possible TO avoid some
shock to public confidence ana quick
Tightening of Eastern money markets
which already shuts off commercial loans
Continued on page %
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PECULIAR CASE.
PeddIcr Arraigned at Lewiston tor SeIiEq
Without License OTIS OF Sport.

Lewiston, Aug. "A peculiar case was
tried i'll the Lewiston police court on Fri
day morning. IN Italian from New York
had been arrested by Detective Maxine
Hcaullcu, for pcddling TOY balloons. with.
out il license. lie WAS taken up by the
detective on Thursday. after he had come
from the circus grounds. and locked up
in the city prison. Today he pleaded not
guilty to the charge brought against MIN
by the detective and told the court.
through the interpreter that he had not
sold any. ana that what was more the
balloons We're the product OF his own
labor Tie manufactured them himself.
ne sad. Then he proceeded to tell the
court and City Solicitor Il. II. Crockett .
ESQ. who conducted the case. how he
sticks in New York and blew them up
here in Lewiston. Then he painted them
10y means of water color paint and "A
stamp, and he sold them for five cents
ana made Two cents on each one. 1t was
for the court To decide whether the toys
were the product of the Italians labor or
no. II II was the product. then the ital-
ian would go frce-but if it was not, Then
the son Of sunny Italy must pay heavy
tine. AS the Italian decided that he would
Immediately leave town if allowed to.
the judge suspended sentence. There
WAS Il jubilant looking italian in court
him He Immediately packed up his
things and got out of town. During the
explanation of the manner in which the
things were made. ono of them exploded
with a loud noise, startling everyone but
the court ana the prisoner.
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POLITICAL DAY
At frycburg. Friday Addresses by Messls.
Millken and Plummcr.

Fryeburg. Aug. This was politi-
cal day at Chautauqua. Hon. f. C.
this afternoon. He made a careful and
we'll prepared address in favor of the
free coinage of silver. 1t was well re-
ceivcd by most of his party friends.
Hon. Seth J. Mlliken spoke on the
world $ standard of money, arguing
that we could maintain only that kind
of currency which the great CONNER
cial nations regarded as standard
money eVerVMhe
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CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes
assessed on the polls and estates of the
committed to j. r. Townsend. Collector
OF said city on the 18th day of June, 1896
That by a vote of the City Council Of
said city, said taxes are due and pay
able to said Collector. on or before the
18th day of September 1896, and that an
abatement or discount of five per cent
will be allowed on ali taxes assessed for
the year 1895 which shall be voluntarily
paid to said collector on or before the goth
day of August, 1886. and interest will be
added to all of said taxes remaining I'M
paid Sept TENDER 10th, 1896. from that date.
j. r. TOWNSEND, Collector.
Augusta. June Ii, 1896. junel5dtd
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WILL NOT PRESIDE.
Senator Hill Will Not Be Chairman OF Raiif.
cation Meeting. Notwithstanding Reports.

Albany. y. Y. Aug. Senator Hill ar
rived Al his home here this afternoon. 1t
can be nuthoritatively stated that he will
not preside at the Bryan and Sewau rati-
iic;ition meeting AT Madison Square Gar
den, New York city. Wednesday, and all
statements appearing in the public prints
that Senator Hin is about to declare for
the Bryan ticket. or against ii. are with
out foundation. lie has made no express
sion OF views or policy since he left Chi
cage. ana he is not likely to do so until
the approaching New York state convene
ton to be held, Sept. IL.
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enormous mortality during the first
years of life has been a reproach to
medical men.
But all this is now changed. Practi-
cal scientific, phlanthropic-m minded
men of the highest standing have de-
voted themselves exclusively to these
great problems of infant feeding. Many
valuable results have come. but the
greatest and the most practical is the
preparation of lactated food, the most
nourishlng. strengthening, readily di-
gested and palatable food that can be
given the baby.
Just now when the death reports
show a fearful prevalence of diarrhea
and cholera infantum-the effect of inn
proper diet in hot weathcr-lactated
food is doing its best work. 1t is saw
ing the lives of little ones in nearly
every city and town in the United
States
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Business Confident
Il Was Ill He Had.

but he spent ii with us and saved y ia .,
per cent on every dollar.
We don't claim TO give our goods AWAY
but We do claim 10 sell the pure. genuine
preparations ana at prices consistent with
quality of the goods
our prices are us low as ever. Look nt
them below
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08
Washington Forecast.

Saturday: For New England: Generally
fair; warmer Saturday, with westerly
winds.
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MONEY TOLOAN.

, Accommodation afforded nar,;ae ,aaa-
ing temporary loans; % to $500 on house
hold Furniture Pianos. Bicycles. Watches
Diamonds. Can be repaid in INSTALL
mentS.
Business CONFIDENTIAL
THE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY,
2l9 Water St. opp. Cony House. Augusta
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FIRE INSURANCE!
Model Company,
Maine Mutual Fire ms. Co.,
OF AUGUSTA.

A Dividend paying company, managed
by careful. Well-knoWn, conservative,
business men.
Is paying 10 per cent. dividends TO It's
policy holders on expiring policies. Lafg-
er dividends are anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08

DIRECTORS: Henry G. Staples. Charles
q. Nash lanes Il. Fuller. Grecnlief
+. stevens Frank l.. Wcbber: Alger-
non S. Bangs, Charles II. BlalsdcD.
> EDGAR S. TURNER.
Sec. and Treas
HOME, OFFICE. Cor. Water and Bridge
Streets. july9eodtf
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Hot al Hartford.

Hartford Ct. Aug. THE hot wave
has returned ana the thermometer at
80, this afternoon. registered 90. with
but little air stirring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08

with photograph of my twin girls born
June >. 1894. and baby Vera. born May
2l. 1893, had no milk for the twins.
and the nurse recommended IS
food. But the babies did not thrive on
it, We called in our doctor, Or. A. J.
Gallison of Franklin. and he said the
food must be changed at once. He
recommended lactated food as the best
infant food. We tried one box. and
were so well pleased with the result
that we kept on using it. | common
ccd t. nurse the younger baby. hut had
not enough milk, and as she did not
thrive on milk. we gave her lactated
food. which agreed with her perfectly"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08

We y" EN'H You y IlT on genuine pfCp-
"laitonS and The prices are as low as
the lowest. We sell lots of these goods
and Keep them moving and in that way
give YOU fresh -oods; like some they
haven't been kept two or three months ON
OF: shelves, but arc fresh. Come in and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08

opinion still, and not at all in a mood
to digest heartily and completely.
BY an intelligent study of baby's
proper food in hot weather it is today
possible to make baby eat-because it
wants to.
Lactated food is prepared with the
true scientific knowledge that nothing
better can be done than to follow ma
ture as closely as possible in the diff
cult task of feeding babies that are not
thriving. either because of hot weather
or because Of natural low vitality. Lac
tated food is most like mothers milk.
1t has saved the lives of thousands of
little ones. 1t is within the reach of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-08

Until within
recent y ca + s
i II f a II [ : de-
priVcd of moth
cr's milk have
been reared in a
haphazard ana
unset cnt iii c
manner. " it h
the usual 7 e.
suit that [ h g
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ALFRED s. HUTCHINSON.

Presentation Druggist. IT, Water St, next
Door i. O., llalowcll, Maine.
may .ScOutf
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Mrs. II. c. Ben
nett of Upton.
Mass. the happy
mother of the
three b a h i g $
whose pictures
are here given.
writes to the
proprietors of
lactated food.
Il enclose here
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g a t-B ut not
made TO eat by
forcing or coax
i II 3 t h c IN
against t II g ir
" II s. For a
baby's $ t o m
a G h, made to
I a k g f 90 q
against its will,
is of the same
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Always Plump and Well
on LaCtated Food.
No Fear Of Cholera |nfantum
In These Homes.
Babies Need No Coaxing to
Eat Heartily.
A Diet Accurately Fitted to Their
Strength.
Lactatcd Food Never Disturbs Most Sensi-
tive Stomach.
laCtatcd Food Never Disturbs Most Sensi-
tive Stomach.

Babies that will not eat when hot
weather comes on must be made to
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PhGD8Nz8 HIS AssAiEANT.

Reraerl1abie Treatment Of Convict bv
 Governor Bob Stewart.
 Governor Bob Stewart. who was fbe ehia1 exseutiyaaf Missouri oaea and aft ezUaHl United States seuafor from that state, had a strange career.
 During his sHbeaaat9riaf n4cunbencv Aa vas one daE looking through the penitent1arF a5 Jefferson City when ho saw among the cenviets an aged man whom he recognized. On the following day ho sent @ #ho warden of the prison eadeza to have that man brogeht to the eSeeatiTa mansion.
 Whom tha man appeared. the govern er5 cailiHs ain1 by name, asked him if he Eaan Qaeo aeen the mate Of a GIis- seazi river Ffasabaaf The convict ad- nlittea taaa baHaa been, and than the following cesy9 8tion ensaed, the gov crEoE ts ali5
 31 you remember at ono time of having taken iaaass away from a boy Nho E7as zso#85aT an tae hcat and l5cl-iusg Hi1l asaaras"
 4ha elcuanstaHee deasn t reeur to 1s2 aoE ta5 saEa6less ! did +. 4
 4boa5 laa5a i1 1a3=4 aays had ea be considerable isate 7
 aHa aa ftla1 the 8lll aa sz1i1aail7. ] 4aas the haF gaa robbed and 53s5ez3 ashore very near la tAis capital eis has baeane enabled to give yea @ Hsreli Eezo, sir. faEa 3s. Lew aeaa5. sFea 8at af fha5 dear ai9a err eo 1lelaisas, and negor la6 i1e sec f9r ssl cid face again.
 zEa oIa a9a#iat walked aHaF qnite 3Tisls39 #af eHa ef his ago
 A EEtla Wai34 aga senator ta13 nc tii4.s5 o7o 5ay eHzI5 the elQso df the Gar, oc haH la later he Has wsi3z- iHg GaFa z yaGia avenue in Wash ias-Qa H asglhaf senator when his ea# iaa abruptly caIied his atfen den toa rather distinguished looking man ia ! EanE of zaba#as WH0 were cleaning the streets, and fbiak he said under police saz7aIlaaec
 4B5 gaa know Eha that nan iss'' th8 saeaH senator aszed.
 Wau. that zs ex-eovernor and ez- sanatr B0h Stewart of Missouri He W5s 0f ealizIyia nature, and thee eeenviv- allsz oI Washington proved too much fQr lli5E Chicago Il@os-Herald.
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VGR TlSlNG
IL Ls One os she azass Ancient of All Che

IL Is Cne os The azess Ancient of All Che
 Sze-Aeel sess.
 It ia nefa}'Y believed. hssis;4,la a1ld Rs ta tl3a at adva1tis= lng 1s ef al3sssi2e.s l3oaai4I ia4e#- tlpn, ha. Feas slsht study of tho sab- ject vii be sufficient t9 convince tbe5uz quifer ti3at it is, ia point Of fact. one of the most a3iasaa5 of ali thecivilizad arts. Indeed tha first advertisement was prob ably eeegal wiIh tlaa dls5 man who had a9a1aaiiHs t9 dispose of or with the first woman who WaiHed something she had moi got. l5 seems not inaaassibla tliat the saH9aet sea1ted Eve to parfal,a aT t.se appla E means of a puf para 2HaE11 seA5lHa forth the merits of tha zfalt eaif &Iaa baautiGar. Be that ss 15 may. uses Of advertisement we're l1isa7la a- fl very carly date to the 1s1aelites Na7 wee accustomed to plac7esl Ae sts If their cities with tho Ht,eEaae.s 6f A.n1s and prophets.
 IAe ancient tsaeoas, too, were mach siyea i8 advertisement, chiefly through the ElaaiUm of tha faHn erief. uho. #saFtss5 FEas Eo5 permitted to offand fl4e ears Of tha citizens with his urocla- nations unless he were accompanied be amasiejan 99 e5Fe him the correct pitch. 4'he faez that property had been stolen aH daM#sas1 Tas made known by means 9f cor. $. is #bed upaa sheets of lead. 24aie3 ai5saa to the statues of inz f9naI aeiaes iH tho temple, tha7eHae- aaee of the @ds being tAas invoked E1an taa persons who had stolen CT iuz 7ast to ad4e tiser3s eeads. A rider Nas asa aadel, to tho effect that saoola the peoa rty be returned, or roe eianease ha d the owner would in tsitede ejtie ,Aa gads faf.8 remission of lAe nuu5shHaHt.
 The Ra8aas also maao use of tha savu eE.er to proclaim laws, victories. az sales. and taa Haiis af =the straeta #afa c44esea jth n8-iees painted ia eisck ar rel ar inscribed uraa term e9t3a slabs, aa let into tbe pillars oa ezGher ssso at houses and shaRs Many
 z tAess val advertisements wcIa f5nnd ia E5eIzalueam and PgmVeii, among tHe laosa I3lfa ting being She announce. fsaH o a# aiatariai aaHes, e5uf8inz l1Is 5IoI4.sls faat shelter would ba pro Tfae4 iu eaae a rain and that taa sand would ls Watael should thoWeathee ba sioHa.T warm. -CGTnbill Maga-
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sser1.,s1,a T.HIe l.nrane.

Eagare may ba said to be ruled en- tiroly ny Germans, aiaea the heads of reig}Hp housse gre, for the most part, of Gefs2an origin The British royal hoe is 0f lnr6e German descent. The Austrian emperor 3s < German aad so are the Spanish princes. The king of Denmark isaftcrnaa. Iha king of Swe- den is 4f lraGca aaces,l ly (the founder Of thet present. line was Bernad0ttel, but his 1eee-.t ancestors have been Ger naas n facz., tha Trench royal lines, the Partdau and tho Italians age tho MllF H@-fseanaae among tho royal hoases ef BaEepa. Even the lanas aad pzia Turkish provinces --aelqia. II. lsaria, Greece and Rannas nia-.iHo fseeIli3I3s-- 3Heaan8e.
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 ar01aG tal7.

Ila laaA ssati65ieiaH. M Hertil- laa, ka8 compiled saz8e interesting facts reear tha population Of Paris and os3.r e capitals. Gplg 3d per cent cf ifs pHassnt population was born ia
 Paris. sad .s5a rcentaso has TemaiBea practically tl5a same for the last 90 Ees5s. Iio native population in St. Re- ag 3s g nog cont, al }a Berlin, isi aila a.tt esl.f4gF to tha gen cad izlia ia L.andaa--lllo high e55 q a55 Iaegs c55its Of all Euro peaa eaaftals Rael8 Iaa fAa greatest namhf q faEejsnags, more than 5SfGa9, exclusive oe A1.09a natH- raliz z5tegues Among these arc 26,S5 t@maGs. while jn Berlin thare ara t1ly 8. Eraac1 London has only 95.oa5 sHea st. Petersburg, p, 00Gs Eieu3as 85.a00, and Berlin, is s000 Ia Paris tha na3aber Of foreign era increased le6Neel 4a53 and 1891 from 47.e0o to l64,oa9 h point of numbers there ara nero Balgians f45, 000j in Paris than people of any otthar foreign natiaaaEty; then como the Germans, 26,S63 swiss 26,010; Italiahs. 2i 009; English, 13i Goo. LaN- embaQrsians. I5.cao, aud Russians, 2. a00
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STA LI0HERY.
II.I .AI4 la#S E. aaf-a.

Pencil Tablets, so easK.
 laH Tablets. note size. 8e, 5e, 6c uP te fse each.
 Inl5 Tablets, packet size, cup to lie each.
 fnk IaQlets, letter size 4e, E. aad l fc each.
 Envelopes No. !. . far 5c. Envelopes No 5. 20 for 3e.
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THE WIN EB F E E RH
 OF N THET9H'8 G9MHfR2IH
THE
COLLEGE

both Day and Night, wil open Mon day. Dee. sa. afeats aud euae- dians arc invited to call and exam iee ogr work and methods. Ne guat2ntee our commercial training ta be as eood as any in the South Educate at home and saae the eH- peHse Of railroad fares. Aboard in large cities, etc. Money Nsaved is money earned. 2 Terms reasonable. Satisfaction 0uaraateed.
 NIGHT SCHOOL The busy sea son is now over. aad young people who cannot attend school fn the day can spend two CT three hours in the schoolzroom at night with profit. Call at the college, cor Ath and Pine, CT address T. $. AEsHIYToN, prin.
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erg sf t oas..4 o 5.ai.es.

Little Fife Waslt i'd synagoaue, and when q y#9Ai eailel last day wishing 10 be s5eia5lo, she sud ta hila, lioaed you fpaali your giaea yesterday.
 Did gau. ng chlidt3 he sad, half suFFGised 1a aiaessd How aid yon like ibs
 #0h, T arsWosl ha hepea6 child, ssit 7aa.la sl.e agqf. i- al2apy. '-hmeri- can Ea5re#.
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e aa st eaf graduates who sa-ll Fl tllsae sls amy dnring the a5r e4 kllsed in action,
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Gepa Icn Hs C4 hlaciz rock viiilfJ..t vag aI IF 5fstls Ela sea al- gags rslis o < Wisl tremendous 1Qfea- and fCHlG1aH tho eiz3 F eaaalssa1ed ty eai3aas f,fe a8 fila I1- sst ll 3j.tssae0s.
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NEN TED roo MUCH.
EAa 4a5ssr Part of Complex scller,.
 Eails to Work SaeaassEallv.

Eha x.aeaar Part of Complex scIIeInz
 Eant to Work Saeaass Eally.
 Said wholesale Waiz.y merchant 'sHa ha7e t55e reputation ef giving moro taa e.saea thaH aa8 otbaH class af men. While aa get eHacii6 faF some things We fe. Yat tI4gea aEa many calls made upoa Hz ast aEa ##aYaf recorded. l remember
 aso. z former prosper
 n came intoaur establishment. ta aaa H.a handkerchief and wiped the te . came int0 his eyes In T HE#} i5a1 maaDar lsa sad tbat his }F4a Eaz as5H aaa t33a5 faa aoeHaE had
 r5is.I 1slilssy. but that h8 cid n05 4ase any money When he told such q t5la uf 7ru. sliC
 AlE friend. if yoHr wife is really sie=s, 0i aiEs you tEzo whisky
 ua sscEa ha Uas Ialling the truth, aad H a whisky ia a bottle oa EfieA vas Ar brand. Ha Jeff. th9 hap fls afGe man iu the A wc ises ##aa eso and @as fiatece5ne aaal narea4, when presently ny fl}e Iiaeei. LaS tlN@2 hls tears efa 5sr lG&n aud lis faae aaa 0l#a emValsiya s Uat over e 6j1a and asked, 55 your wife da4s
 ch af ho rcplied. hnt ! am aie, as se as gaa at hn a sliaood OH tAe teps and 5 ht3a wheh f1a 3nta | pie! Fl pieces aa3 ha them Lack lar 5ea to sen af1 ta Ha t.Eat goa viii gEEa me
 and taIaea to get bim a aa sfeu to nay sDrpgizo -a piece of the slAsa ! saa 8.gaa 9Ge, ny friend. ba5 the bG@la gave Tau Uas Nlta glass and that a.He is g1asa. ! tsle.l esalained tha pieces anal M ! that it59s Iot the bot tla s e4 H1 Hae 3iaaid en tbo As laaEa3 at my friend ha Ee5 ID t1a niaaes, turned red auraia3 ao e4easa and sneaked off -i-QH.sy lfa Courier lauHqaL
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Do you say hat as < lawyer or 2 man?' exclaimed al eEtsnefated wit ness whom a lawyer gtss erass examia- ing. If yoa say t aa n,an, lt p . llo and slander, has If you say it as 3 lawyer it's net ef tho Slightest oona9- anenca. "
 Reed pens spls E tha eHa Ike euil1 pens lavslan saa n tiaA spinas dating probably ?. 5oa years before Christ
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Rai7 .s eetes6 ef our e0m- i a aaf la seaport
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AUTUMN

Ladies fair tAe end is near. saan MI ase Hlscn its aiGE livery lovely blossom here. Aasiee Fen with which tbe year etrges fQ hide her swift decay
 H al l fnez4 as away And la death ee m beside llowerets thet ii nner died. Ainnias, flashing fires bright hue: staglg9lds, whose buds pursue seAaea soi from east t5 west, Lilies ef alA blossoms hest Ter ,aa ClE4ng season 's shraud. LIes, ta St. Michael vowed; Baaiias, s5 n order sinl: Asters loala t0 the arim ulth tho skt of tears unshad; hellya8eiss. IIHk, while md red; l@s3nty columns wraathed with bloom N1alct of rir perfume; Hase, FeHi3--aFc. and wan Yet sss Fe6 s1l viii have coneI LaE} f9.s, t1e end is near Dg n ls tee sIvau yeari
 -e- James Gazette.
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l know Of ! Eoeag 1aaa who has his walls eovefa with tha partraits If lret- ly aiEsa aad ii--selaa 809 ol them, A 4e~ ata aeea.#3a@eesi hat t.e majef- i5s of tha,rha,asaHss aIe of actresses
 lis daHao cid to , friend of nino .tha o,her G.y:
 aD5 g1u hraw. l feel qpito jealous and heatgx heagied when go into that la5m oc WaHa what he can saa ia saa aftoe Ias3siHs a5 all those lovely girls f9r haass at a filaa:
 said aF friend sama men doa' t oare f5r bounty in thair wives. '
 Aad then, aa s4e awfel silence arrived on Sine, sho fol5 like sinking through lie 98s5', though her utteraheo had been an honest one.
 4ha maiden won't away rather hastily after that, and hssn' t returned. Polly pry in New York l.e 2sdor.