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ENGLISH AS SHE is SPOKEN.
One Way to Spell Tomatoes, Five to
Pronounce It.

One word in its time has many pronuncn.
tons. For instance: Mrs. uousckecp tho
other day was doing her mornings market.
ing. With her had come the stranger who
was spending week OF two within her
gates. Standing 10y while she snapped the
beans between her fingers To see that they
that the corn was ripe, pulled the pears out
al thcir paper wrappingS and conducted her
sell generally after the manner of "a careful
housewife. was the clerk, order bool, IN
hand, and obscquiousncss on his brow The
visitor began IT with:
These tomaytocs look nice. Get some
there u dear
To which Mrs llousckeep replied why.
certainly, II YOU like them" Then Co the
clerk: How much are tomahtoes this
morning."
I'm not sure: III ask. jim" calling To a
fellow clerk. how much is them tcrmait-
I'm ask the boss. Say" passing the word
further back, watcher gcttin for tomat-
toes today"
"Tmatsy q, two baskets for quarter,
| guess"
Therefore. To please her guest who loved
TOMATOES Mrs Ilousckccp invested in
some Tomatoes aud Jim, who was inves-
tigatng the price of Tomatoes Tor tho
benefit of fellow clerk who wanted to
know how To sell "termaiters. was en-
lightened AZ To what lac should charge Tor
'tmats. And the bystander was left mar
yelling at the infinite variety of English as
she Is spoke. Chicago Chronicle
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GHOSTS GUARD A RICH CLAIM
queer sights and Noises Brighten
Miners from % shaft

Miners from shaft
In gulch on Bonanza creek. in the
very center of the richest part of TN.
hlondike, is claim which even The
boldeSt OF miners shrink from work
ing. For a week or more the gravel
from the prospect shaft washed out an
average OF SIS To the pan and grew
richer as the hole was deepened. Bed
rock has not been reached vet. but the
claim has been abandoned. and the few
men who tried 10 work il tell OF I'M
canny sounds by day and frightful
scenes at night. If reports he true the
ghost OF murdered miner guards the
hole.
In the fall OF 1896 there came 10 10
nanza creek a young man who gave his
name as Ray futile. lie picked out a
partner and after a little prospecting
they struck a rich deposit. which bid
fair to make them both wealthy. One
day while standing at the top of the
shaft the partners had a quarrel over
some slight matter and TuttIc fell or
was pushed into the hole When taken
out he was dead. his necl, having been
broken by the fall. II was reported
as an accident. and the partner went
on working the claim alone. Two or
three days later he was taken sick and
died suddenly. raving i'm his last mo
ments about poor Tuttle's ghost"
No particular attention was paid 10
tits. as IL was considered to he the
fancy Of disordered brain. shortly
after the second funeral. however. the
claim was taken up 10y new men. One
OF these went down into the hole. str,icl,
one blow with his pick and then cam
bered out i'm hot haste. declaring he
heard a mans voice shrieking at him.
His partner tried IL and had "a like ex-
Perience. The other men went down
and were in turn glad 10 come out in
hurry.
Watchers at night declare they can
see the spccters Of two men clinched at
the brink Of the pit. These apparitions
wrestle for a few seconds. until one of
/ them breaks away. gives his antag-
| onist shove and sends him head first
down the shaft. Night after night this
! Phostly drama is enacted so long as
any attempt is made TO work the claim.
! When il is left undisturbed there is no
manifestation OF supernatural order
Other claims near bv ace worked right
| along without trouble.
This is the one ghost story that has
thus far come out Of the Klondike.-
Chicago Tribune
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kept his eyes fixed upon the face of the
Young girl, who sat eagerly listening.
lie was trying another experiment in
physiognomy. and the result was not
altogether comforting.
"Ne dinna think they'd harm the lad.
10 YEP"
Il imagine il would depend upon cir
CumStauccS. The object would be To-
get rid OF him until they could treat
with kilgrow. You know Thorndvke
better than do; would he be likely IL
80 pcaceably?"
Duncan shook his head gravclv. "Na.
I'm thinkin' he wouldna do that; he'd
be mair than likely to gle EN- a deal o.
trouble"
Protheroe continued IL unpityinclv.
In that case YOU can Judge for Yourself
ny what WAS done day before yester-
day. SharplcSs is thoroughly unscru-
pulouS; and Thorndyke could send him
To the pcnitentiary. Its kidnapping At
the best, and II may be something much
worse"
The engineer found the result Of his
experiment and his own punishment in
the expression OF horror that crcpt
over ElSic'S face when his inference be-
came plain. 1t hurt him more than he
cared TO admit.
All through the long summer. while
Philip and Elsie were apparently jour
neying hand in hand along the road in
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Senator Mason, OF Illinois, says that
he is going TO write for the magazines
in order TO pay for his vacation.
Verdi according to the London
Daily Chronicle, is amusing himself at
Montecatini by writing the requiem for
his own funeral.
Miss Marie du Mauricr. daughter Of
the late George du Mauricr WAS mar
ried in London recently to Edward
Horsman Coles.
Terence V. powderly, the new COM
missioner of Immigration. was MAYOR
of Scranton, Pa, about Is years ago.
having been elected by an almost unan:-
nous vote.
knighthood was recently conferred
upon Mr.. Guinness, the acting manager
of Guinness n Co. of Dublin. His brew.
cry firm has already received two peer
ages and the ribbon of 81. Patrick.
William Mckinley and wife. Can.
ton was the plain entry on the reg.
lister of the Hotel Champlaiu. at Lake
Champlain. y. Y. here the president
and Mrs. Mckinley were taking an out
ing
-IaroluS Duran has returned TO Paris
from London. where he had been paint.
ing the portrait of Lady Warwick. for.
merIy Lady brooke. " Duran. il /.
said, was highly complimcnted ON his
work 10y the prince OF Wales.
-Presidwent Mckinley receives an
average OF 60 begging letters dav.
People IN all parts OF the country write
soliciting his aid TO get them tempo.
rarily out of trouble The other day
the total amount requested was $50. 600.
When Anthony Hope was asked. the
other day, if he would write book civ.
ing his Impressions OF the United
states after hi, coming visit. he said:
i shall be there too long TO write my
impressions. understand that no tray.
eler ever writes a book who STAYS i'm a
country more than "a week. and shall
be IN America three months at least"
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the night ON the mountain with XII
grow. lie was eating late Dime.
wben Elsie, from her place Ht Inc win.
dow. announced the arrival visitor
"Who is b.. thcu." asked Duncan.
whose mind was burdeucJ with pre-
monitious of legal processes aud writ.
Of surrender an pointing toward the
precious document lcft boo his rustoI,
''l think he's coming here. it'- mo- ono
We know. Yes. he's hitching his horse.
Hes big man with 20 smooth face"
Duncan s-ucs-cd SharpIcs-. and pro
cecdcd 10 hortify his caution by greater
delibcrItion with his dinner E'-ic
answered the visitors knock and pres
1*nty c1me iu with square OF card
board. ITS Mr. Sharplcss.' She said.
Aye" said Duncan. DO yc pauc
in an sit WI him The whites I'm fin
isbin the bit dinner"
Elsie obcyed dutifullv. but she stood
IN such awe Of Kilgow's arch-cncmy
thai the suayc lawyer had extracted
~ more than a half-dozen monosyl J.
Hbles from her when her father came
~ relieve her.
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,,b;.L l., -,
w"'.,' nv ma" unSe'nsn'I SCI the'r Feet
Ve ma" huReeu ms IDEAL play
e '"o ''''o'' part ol the mgr minded
~ Nv E.,'''ous'N 'na"'S h'nSeli
,,,a,' A. ,','', nv o"J' VI ms "i'c'.'ohs
$50 val" III P''n Oh her
,.sl, ,i';en vas an ""Jo3ouS
Il. ,,.a. i,,',,'i,ia,.i ~" '''''S'ii' anu
Illuminated ny lhe CONVECTION
.,,. r,'i" ,,a, l'''''s'N'" very 'iiie ne
,,I,d.,,,,..,,o..'. ,.,;.i' 49, ."
/, sucI 90. - ~ I'M
-. ~. i'''" =" III '"e
a.r,iII wv, "",n duncan
,,oi,,, a,,., l - ,''.i U''''uR "oou'
ill.,. S,,r,,,,,,: ..,., -" '''''' Wy i"'"
,nd i,,''',, ,"' ', al ing "''Rr"W
Co.. I,, ,,.;.';..7 ''' ''' search
tbot ,h, ,.,,,,,,'r -.
~, Hou"E eng '"''r Sn"u'n try To
""' n"' he from "''hco or Mia
me duncan made Journey
'"' 'N''' ana Nh'h the farmer
.'''' w l''i ~" %" ms trI"hd' fr"thcr"'
''' '''' "H'h l." the mouse Tor final
WI" WIZ" I'''''
Hhe was alone in the sitting-room
"''h ne entered standing AT the win
40" which looked out upon the road.
we S'" th'' she had been crying, and
ne went To her quickly and took he
nan" ]" po'h oil ms.
tan say anything tC comfort YOU
before go' lac asked.
Nhc shook her lead.
What IS IT, Elsie? does it mean more
u" YOU than the possible danger OF a
lriend:
eS' much more. The franl>ncss
OF h'r reply staggered him. 1T was
! VINO sent HIM INTO the danger He
ne SHIh was responsible
iio'heroe never knew the strength
OF ms love until that moment, but the
seh'Ier emotion was mingled with q
""Sh OF contcmPtuous anger for the
man Nh" could be so pusillanimous as
I'S me burden oil ms responsibilities
~" ~" u"""'r conscience OF "a young
80 '"' MS resentment spoke before
"'"N''' IT,
as ""N'"c'"uS' ne s'ln'
''" AWAY !" 'he "Ihuo"
an. anu ,''' ,o''' was unsteady "hen
~ ,i nm ." In"s'h say
-" '''' "'''' ''""' ne was
."''Pp| anu "'S'''"'"R'' Nh'h 'e
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no Metals necomr Tircd.

Various instaucesarc on record where
metals, while not showing any apprecia-
bic wear. have literally fallen TO pieces.
and that without any assigned cause.
On one occasion steel rail. after 22
Years continuous service on the Grcat
Northern railway in England. actually
disintegrated under the wheels Of a
passing train. So complete was the
breaking mp that scientists thought il
worthy Of Investigation. during which
81 was determined that the metal had
become exhausted and had broken
down. just as AN overstraincd animal
might be expected 10 do This has led
10 further inquiry. and scientists are
satisfied that metals do become tired
out. Fine cracks often appear in steel
rails and 10 has been supposed that they
are caused 10y the continuous concus.fon
Of railway wheels This. however.
seems go be- contrad.otcd by the eV.
animation of new Us made rails. loo HIGH
similar fine lines occur. The idea that
metals become weary. while not alto.
gc'her new one. is to au extent 70
plausible one. and under the careful!
scrutiny of scientific societies viii prob.
pbiF Dc satisfactorily explained and Get.
t.ed.N. Ledger.
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Cnlnrn do. ltRh md California.

The Chicago Times Herald OF August
- says that on September IL the nSw
traffic alliance between the Chicago. Mil
yaukcc y 81. Paul railway aud the Chicago.
Rock Island 4 Pacific railway goes into cf.
feet, and on that date the former will send
Its hrSt Denver sleeper out of Chicago. This
will bc attached To It's regular night train for
Omaha. aud will be delivered there TO tho
Rock Island On October the tourist car
route over these two lines. the Colorado
Midland and Southern Pacific, will Ice inau
Sutatcd. Tourist ears will bc run once a
week between Chicago and san Francisco.
For further details regarding this new route
call on or address Geo II. llcatlord. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent. G. NJ y ~. Il.
Ky. 40 Old ColonN Rulldlns. Chlcago. I'd.
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I'm hicnRo.

go 20 mamma, the beautiful girl exclaimed
hc adores me SO, and lac is so noble aud
Yes, my child
from his las, wife"
Mother and daughter mingled their tears
ol JOY. Presently they grew somewhat
aud things Detroit Journal.
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Mere BundIe. of Nerves.

Some peeNlSh, luerulous people seem
mere bundles of nerves The least sound
agltates their senSorums and rutllcs their
tcmpcrs. No doubt they are born so. but
may not their nervousness bc ameliuratcd
If not entirely relieved! Unqucstionablv.
aud with llostetter's Stomach BlttcrS nv
cultlNatlng their digestion and iusuriuu
more complete assimilation OF the food Will
this admirable corrective. they will cNpcri.
ehcc speedy and very pcrCCptihc gain iu
nerve quietude Dyspepsia. h,liousnrss.
constipation and rheumatism weld To the
BItters
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CHEAP EXCURSION RATES WEST
Via Rur,inxiinstou Route.

One fare plus 81 % for the round trip TO
Nebraska, Kansas, st Paul Minneapolis,
Black Hills, certain portions of Iowa, Col.
orado aud Utah September 9Th. Dist Octo-
Der 18th aud 18th Ask your ticket agent for
additional Information. L. w WAKELEY,
General Passenger Agent. ST Louis, Mo
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sub Iknxn.

Roh,nson-Do YOU like roast beef rare or
well done
Jenkins like it rare. but that's IN strict
confidence
Why IN strict confidence"
ell. At YOU knew our cook YOU would
see the necessity for conccalng my real sen.
tImcnts on that subject. Puck
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Out,lour.

i'rot. Braiutank-\c was a great
philosopher By observing the mere fall ui
an apple he discovered the law at gravity.
Smithcrs That : nothing. Il, supply bit
ing an apple Eve discovered the gravity ui
lawn. \ Journal
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Bounsiicss ERotisni,

You ought To give up trying 10 sing.
when YOU sing of an evening"" said Gilhooly
to vocalist.
They don't do that because nv singing
Is bad; on the contrary. they smash my win.
diows 80 they can hear better. -'lammany
Times
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Autobiopaphioal - The elf made man
was speaking. He said My father was "A
raiser oi hogs. There was large family of
applause Life
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Conductor How old are you. it'll,
Rirl2
Edna-You will have 10 ask ma. She
always takes charge Of my age in .
street car Brooklyn Life
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a Natural Inference" you hear what
Whimpleton's little boy said when they
showed him TIA" twins mo, what was
gettn' bargains again Tit Bits
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Fits stopped free and permanently cured
No hts after first days use of DR. khnc's
Great Nerve Rcstorcr Free 81 trial bottle &
treatise DIR. Kline. 933 Arch ~ phila Pa
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use Piso's Cure for Consumption both u
my family and practice. DR. g.. W. Pattcr
son, lnkstcr. Mich. Nov D. 1891
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

Great minds may run in the same chan
mel but there II plenty OF room tor more
ashIngton Democrat
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

When woman takes of her coat at
church 1t Is not necessarily sign that she IL
too Observation-Disclosures Democrat
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

Judge Prisoner AT the bar
Prlsoner-lf I'm at the bar give me a
drink.-N. y. Truth
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Duncan Illuminated ,boucbtfuuv for
some minutes considcr;,r no, So
i'l'.",'N' 'o'S,u'r'ig n'' ="
"'"'n what nc shoulu say as now ne
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viii apooiut q time and nloc. .,
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ME i'm the next t,yoI'montb " ,I,io,,od
Duncan.
"Wbv | understood from, NJ. -r,,,,-,,
dyk. that n. lived bere ,,,,,.r. Won ~.
where"
Duncan shook his ba,d ..IIc b,s,,
house in ,besc ,arts ,b,tIl.,, =,
SbarnIcss ,iIied his cb,;r ND .I;,,,,ol
ms hands into his ,o,.L,t, - ,,,,dar
stand vou,. roInct,,.o Ma, D,,,,a,,, e..
ne said with , s,niI, ,I,,,I,..1 .,r,l,,.,
moro Than o,,. roc.Icitro,,, ,,i.na.s
"You win n,rdon INV. NOT ,,on,ia,,;r,,
+, sooner. but had not ,bouobt of,sL-
ing YOU to serve MS IN this matter viii
out conversation II will II. q, ,l,or
sand dollars in YOUR pockct whom you
bring Kilgrow 10 nv Office in >II,coc.
chez"
Duncan's solemn face ,,o,c mo ;,,,i,,,.
So. 49,.
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We never value money as much as we do
right after having spent 1t toolishly Wash
iugton Democrat
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Nv


Duncan slept through the forenoon
of the day following the journey 20
Glenco. being no longer young man.
and having spent rather more than nalf
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To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Ouininc Tablets Al
druggists refund money II IT fails To cure. 2jC
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how she vase cured
kbA -" have taken Lydia T. pinkhams Com
med cine for women
NX857VEDT the world weak thought
n he next Ihadp
thought IwnsVo
81 get so thought
would die had dragging
~. =; :: !: ]:
% miserable
= tina looked like
= q me but had
NA&NSiS\ q the khamn
P&UA\ - bottle did in it, but
NJ thought would t mad u new woman OF
wish could
sLandn Pa
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THE HEAT PLAGUE OF AUGUST. 1896,
Mrs flhhlis EXPLANATION OF the Unusual
Prostrations Among Women.

The great heat plague
q in the longis
the deao throughout this OF
the their and M
and e1s13&HktS N~N-D
The thep E44X&&SS3s " EnNN
hose ncrccs e -
SfE6&&ENYfl y S1
though
ling no in-S
heir H<SSSS,>>
become rune down.
forcboings of evil
the tchn ~ X
sensation suddenly at acks MT AylN OHKN
boodbc r.
oveheatei wait NJ
Z strength
"a lydia E =
mn Dundh assp
annotdo bet J
n of
W byt the l,,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
4 RCHDBACONRY TO BE INCORPORATED.

ANNUAL MEETING AT GRACE CHuRcH-oFF1cERs
rLEcTED-DR TTFrANy's REPORT.
Tho annual meeting Of the Archdeaconry OF New
York which has charge of the mission work OF the
Episcopal Church in this city. was held yesterday
morning In the chapel OF Grace Church. Broadway
and Tenth-st At 10 o'clock Bishop Potter cele-
brsted the Holy Eucharist. and he presided at the
business meeting which was held later.
The secretary, Charles p. Bull and the treasurer
lanes Pott we're both reelected unanimously.
Bishop Potter explained that It was proposed to IN
corporate the Archdeaconry. so that IT could hold
real estate and receive gifts and requests The by
laws agreed upon by the Executive Committee were
read by George B. Bonney. and were approved with
some slight notifications They will come up for
final adoption at a special meeting on December
o. at D. m at Grace Church.
II was provided that the name should be Tho
Archdeaconry Of New York" II will cover only the
present city Of New-York. The members Will be all
the clergy holding cures and economically resident IN
the present CITY, together with three lay Delegates
from each parish and two lay delegates from each
archdeaconry mission ~,
The trustees named were the archdeacon, tho Key
DR. Charles c. Tiffany: the Rev. Drs: David a.
Greer John Wesley Brown. William H. Vibbert and
new Andrew c. Zabrskie and c. A. Clark.
Archdeacon Tiffany read his report for the year
showing that In the missions maintained BY the
Archdcaconry there were "a confirma lions. l6I bap
tIsms Sc marriages. 81 funerals LIS services and
4ss communicable. The expenditures were A's5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
EWTNDLERS FREE: SWINDLED HELD.

Magistrate Hedges In the Essex Market Court.
Yesterday declared forfeited the bail OF Franckyn
r. Parker and John d. Smith. who were arrested
for swndling Frederick @. Taylor. a lumberman. OF
Fort Williams Canada out OF S66. The men had
been held In $500 ball each for examination yes
terday but neither appeared.
Taylor was on his way to England. where his
father 10 SICK when he met Smith In West-st Smith
introduced himself the coachman for j. Pier
pont Morgan, jr. He took Taylor up town and in
troduced Parker TO him as tho younger Mr.. Nor
gan Parker said that he had n nephew. an In
valid going to Europe on the sams steamer as Tay-
lor and ne asked Taylor TO take care OF the nephew
When he found out Taylor had s67 In cash he said:
well az my father is a banker. you must let mo
give you a bill Of exchage for your money so that
Won can draw II In England Then he took
81, Of Taylors money and gave him slip OF paper.
The men were arrested and Taylor has since been
hold I'm the House OF Detention. He says II Is an
outrage that he should be detained and those who
swinded him should be free but Magistrate Hedges
said ne was powerless to help him. The Grand Jury
will take the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Emmeline II. Rudd. the widow OF Commo-
dore John Rudd. OF the United States Navy, who
was arrested two weeks ago In New-York for the
larceny OF some jewelry and clothing from Mrs Jen-
ME NJ. Cross Douglass. yesterday pleaded guilty to
the charge in the County Court. Judge Stephens
suspended sentence
James Maloney. thirty-nvs years old. . night
Waterman employed by p SANFORD Ross, in the
Clifton shipyards, reported missing yesterday.
Maloney's lantern was found late Monday night
on the wharf lighted. Nothing could be found Of
him, and his rowooat was later discovered half
drowned. He lived in Jersey City, and was married
Wilson A: Cleveland. formerly the postmaster OF
Dongan Hills and large property owner In Gar
retsOn, yesterday convicted in the County
Court OF grand larceny and sentenced to one year
in the Kings County Penitentiary. A few years
ago Cleveland got into financial difficulties and one
By ono his plots OF land were forecosed upon and
taken by his creditors. In the end he lost every
thing he had, and moved to Long Island. after re-
signing his Office. He was charged by John Berry
OF No So Vanderwater-st.. Astoria, with having
sold to him a number OF plots OF land in Garrett
been lost with the bulk OF his property.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams Macy will give enter
talnment in Sailors Snug Harbor on Thursday even
ing The programme will consist of vocal music
Rotations and a one-act comedietta. "A Happy