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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-24
THE LACY OR THE TURKEY.

L.
1t was THANKSGIVING morning in Alex
andria. 1t was Thanksgiving morning in
Anacostia and Bladensburg too. But that
is neither here nor there. 1t is in Alexan-
dria.
Mrs. Bobsom was a lady. If anybody
dared to say she wasn't, she would knock
hipl down with flatiron.
Mr.. Bobsom was contractor. He con-
tractod debts and things
Jake" said Mrs Bobsom, this is
Thanksgiving day, and we must observe
it properly
$50 we must" said Mr. Bobsom meekly.,
"You must go down and get turkey"
$50 must
"And, see here, won't eat a Thanks
giving dinner in an apron like this. You
must stop at the store and buy a new one
for me.'
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-24
I Y

AS we go to press Bobsom is still stand
ing in the middle of the street, unable to
decide which shall be dressed for dinner
the lady or the turkey. Post
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-24
III.

Mr.. Bobsom walked the streets in a
deep brown study and wet blue socks, for
it was raining, as usual, in Alexandria.
q" eff go home with the turkey, Mrs. B.
will raise rumpus because didn't buy
the apron, and if 60 home with the apron
she will raise a rumpus because didn t
buy the turkey" he cogitated.
He took out his 60 cents. He counted
them. They were 60. They looked like
60. They felt like 60. So did he.
without a turkey there will be no
Thanksgiving dinner he finally said and
started resolutely for the market.
Then he stopped.
without an apron there will be no
Thanksgiving dinner" and he set out de.
terminedly for the notion store.
Between the two he stopped, held by
conflicting opinions.
1t was a terrible moment for Bobsom.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-24

On one side of the street was MARKET
on the other. a notion store.
"How much for the cheapest turkey?'
Mr.. Bobsom asked.
"Seventy CENTS" answered the dealer
Mr.. Bobsom had 60.
~ will call again." he said.
He crossed the street.
"How much for the cheapest apron?"
"Seventy cents"
Mr.. Bobsom walked away thinking
thoughts.
II could probably higgle either of them
down to 60 cents,' he reflected.
But which? All, there was his dilemma
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-24
SIOO.
a. E. DetChOls,S Anti DiuretlC

May be worth to you more than 500 il
VI have child who soils bedding from in
ntenence of water during sleep. Cures
n and young alike. 1t arrests the trouble
once. 81. Sold by Scheldrup & Fiesler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
TRAGIC DEATH ON THE STAGE.


New York. Nov. i6.-Ethci MarAiwe.
a cousin of Julia Mariowc. died at the
knlckcrbocker thoator tonight during
a performance Of The Christian. IN
which she played ;!.y part " Polly
Love. She was q years Of age.
Miss Mariowe had arrived early az
the ihoaicr, and gave no indication
that she was other than perfectly we'll
In the third act Miss Marlowc. as Polly
Love, was an important nEurc In the
play shc went through her f.rt With
out fault. A. she entered the wings she
met one VI the actors. She commented
upol the eSccllency Of hi makeup.
laughed aud then seated herself on q
psnio stool suddenly she t1ttcrcd. and
before any one could rush % her as.
isgance. she had fallen 20 the floor
u was at nrst thought she had faint
cd. and messengers were sent lying for
restoraiiycH and doctors. within
few minutes three physicians arrived.
WIN made every effoft TO revive her,
IN vain. Later they diagnosed thc case
a. heart disease, and gave th-r opinion
that Miss Marlowu was dead when she
Ten from the stool.
while all this was happening, the
act on the HaEe came 70 conclusion.
Then, the audience knowing nothing
Of che traglc happening behind the cur
tain. the nnal act was begun. The
audience. in ignorance Of u all, insisted
on a curtain call. and the drop went
up. The applause continued. Niola
Allen made a plying gesture. and the
stage manager came before the curtain
once more and said that he was about
10 call Tor a physicinn's aid. but shat,
II was not now necessary. The hidden
nigrticaucc ~ the speech was not I'M
derHiood. but u had the effect OF caun-
4ng she audience to diHpcrae.
Ethel MatlONe came OF an old thcat-
real family Her father was che LAKE
owen Mlfiowc. who played with ex.
cellcut companies. ana her mother, I'M
der the namo Of Mrs owen Mariowc.
" member ~ the James X. iiackrti
company, playing old woman'n parts.
The late Virginia Mariowe. q sister u
Ethel was also an actress. Ethel Mar
lowe was a cousin Of Julia MarlOwc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
MISERY MOST DIRE.
Chinese are starving and Thousands
Homeless Owing To Floods.

Vancouver. n. C.. Nov. 1.-THE Roy
nj mail steamship Empress Of China
arrived this morning from Yokohama
and iiongkong. liongkong advlcch
say;
The appalling misery caused by the
yellow river floods IL even In It's bare
rOctal narrowing Ia the extreme. one
OF the missionaries engaged In relief
work. states that In cue Of the districts
many wcr standing In the water TOT
days. holding their children up out Of
%. Everywhere l go there N such
mnn0tony OF sorrow that my mind Il
quite oppressed with H."
People hy the tens N Thousands arr
huddlcd together on the banks Of the
river, living In q plgaty fashion. with
only miserable dole 90 keep body
and soul together. Some not ~ fortu.
nate have been compelled 10 take re-
fugc on the roofs 81 their houses whore
they are exposed 10 a pltllets rain,
Others climbed trees and hung there
tni thoy dropped 20 the water through
hunger and exhaustion.
Details Of the great nro IN Hnnkow
early in october show that hundreds
of lives were ios, and that onc-quaftcr
OF the natlye city was destroyed. one
writer says the loss Of life " now eHUs
mated 10 he at least 5000 and about ten
ilmrH that number are said 60 be rcns
dertd homeless.
Japanese papers contain news ~ an
aiirred secret treaty between china
and Russia. In which the chinese gov
eminent h stated 90 have agreed that
Russian soldiers are 10 De- employed
Tor defense OF she coasts ana a. mill
tary Instructors, They are u be com.
manded hy Russian officers The whole
expense h agreed 90 be- borne by China.
This arrangement would be altogether
subyerslve u the plan arranged Tor not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
A DRAMATIC INCIDENT
A Lecturer Discovers His Danger and Loses
His Life.

]. is a scene IN the lecture-room u a
medical college In New orleans. The
professor Is lecturlng before mn intelll-
gent class ~ medical stud ants. lie D. de-
scrlbing the human body. is defects
and the danger by which u is surround
"a. In order 60 illustrate % he has
luidH from the human body. which he iH
subircilng to chemical tests.
Gentlemen" he said. II have de-
scrIbcd 10 you the appearance N the hui
man MUD In diseased state, I Will
now show you how The same fluid APP
pears ln e healthy state and h. sub
jccted his own to the test A. he held %
up 90 the light fur q moment his hand
trcmhled. De caught hiH breath. he paicd
and exclaimed. Gentlemen. ] have luat
made a most horrible discovery. ! my
folf have Brghts disease VI the Kid
neys."
IN less than one year hc was dead.
The above dramatic and strictly true
Incident shows the terrible danger and
mysterious nature Of this modern ais.
ease. which may well be called the dis
mon % the present century 10 steals
Into The system like a thirf.mlnifesta IT,
presence by the comm1nort symptoms
ana faHtena itself upon the system be-
fore the victim IL aware. % De- nearly as
hereditary a. consumption. quite as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
c,su rRorosIrtoN.
unele sam /. risurins out rs To VIVA, will
Meet the Case.

Washington. Nov. iG.-up 10 this
point the discussion at Paris having
touched on principle. there has been
no attempt 20 name exact figures in 1e.
laiinn 10 the amount ~ money that
might be paid 20 spain by She United
states ON account OF the Philippines
such. for Instance. was the statement
that the United State would relmburae
Spain "for the pacific expenditures
made on account OF the Philippines. Tor
no on. here at the time had nm exact
knowledge " what thcre expenditures
amounted 10 In the aggregate This
has boon nHcsrtained. however 10 the
satisfaction " the American commits
rlnncra at least. and they viii name
the exact amount ~ money which she
United states Il willing 90 pay over 90
spain on this account.
What u proposed IL cash payment
TO spain. for the United states does
not propose 20 enter Into any relations
whatever with any OF the holders "
any Of the bonds Issued by Spain, not
wifhatnndlng thc efforts Of some " the
European powers 90 bring this result
about. A. 20 the amount which viii be
offered 20 spain. tho officials here are
mute. but u Il believed 20 lie puine-
where between $4,000 900 and 10000
600. our commissioners DO not look Tot
an unconditional rejection ~ our oncr,
hut believe there vii be an attempt
on the par, ~ she spanish commits
sionora ~ secure a liberal Increase Of
the amount named.
Tho American commissioners arc
under instructions 60 inform she span.
Ten commissioners that thcre can ht
no further delay IN the anal cnn'
cluslon OF the work 81 the commits
sion. 10 that u Il expected a conclusion
one way or the other will be reached
before long 20 the peace negotiations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

Ing bad, first causing c3mmous iast
May. The statemlnt issued on sep
temher goth last ala no. materially i'm
prove small Withdrawals 81 deposits
resulted. bu. most Of the busineas men
hep; fahh IN the bank. and up ~ 10
o'clock today heavy deposits were
made. The last settlement issued
showcdi Liabilities: Capital. 800. 900:
surplua and profits. iioi .2sa.bs; due 10
deposltors, banks and bankers. t6i3.-
b99f2. circulation, t2g.sOo: total re-
sources. f7a7 $685..
Examiner Jobcs had been wrestling
with the problem of the assets FOR a
week and y q authlrita4iveiy reported
that he had found than badly shrunk-
60. ~ a reporter h. said, while !
20 nlt know exactly what the outcome
~ ihis matter may be. Htlli I think I
am Justified In saying that the dep g.
ii1rs VIII not suffer seriously. Yet.
when a thing like this occurs d bps M
% per cent u The assets OF the bank at
one blow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

common ana fully as fatal Entire fami-
hca. lnheriting 10 from their ancestors.
have died. yet none % tho number knew
or realized the mysterious power which
was moving them. Hundreds of p'upie
die daily by what is called heart disease.
apuplcNy paralysis. spinal complaint
rhsi.matlsm. pneumonia and u.hcr COM
mon diseases when ln reality 10 o.
BrightH disease NJ the Kidney These
are solemn facts. but all the more scrl-
Gus because OF their s1iemnlty
There has never been but one remedy
known for the cure ~ Brights disease.
w even Tor i;s relief and that remedy
has become the most popular " any
preparation known o. the world. u ls
Warmers safe cure ~ has taken men,
and women. too. who were IN the lowest
stages. and restored chem o. perfect
health and strength. 10 VIII invariably
check the frst stages ~ this terrible
disease. N taken in time. " lg lu-
dorHed by phyficilrs. approved by
scientists. and used Boy Che best people
IN the land. ~ o. a scientific prcpnra-
tion. and owes lis popularity wholly Go
IT, power. II can b. procured 81 any
reliable dealer. but great care should De
exercised TO secure ihe genuine ana moi
permit any interruptions dealer So aell
anything In Dc place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
GRAVE RrroRrs.
Disgusting Humor- Have noen Received
from uenorai OTIS.

Washington. u. c.. Nov. is.-Reports
OF u somewhat dlauuletinE nature have
been received from Gen. paa. In COM
mand az Manila. lie says that the prov
ince Of 1lullO. Ia fhe inlanda % Panay.
which ~ technically occupied by the
spnnlards, was surrounded by the In.
Hurgcnta. and that fears are entertained
that the Spanish population ana gar.
flrun viii b. mnaHicrcd, The capital u
the province Il $50 miles from Manila,
hut this and other Islands, with the
exception OF Manila and It's adjacent
country IL not under the control of the
Americans Heretofore the unEod
states officers have tried 20 prevent Dis.
turhnncoH between the insurgents and
the Splninrda through good officers and
counsel. The Indications are, however,
that the present situation IN ilollo cam
not he controlled by the unHed states
army 40 Manila or the lnaufEent lead.
erH there. ana n serious consequence
nrc aycrtsd. some other method will
have 20 be adopted, The troops under
den. C.is are not available FOR any such
duty, and under The terms ~ the prot0.
col pending peace negotiations, n l. not
desirable 90 send a force from the army
60 the island of peuay.
There ~ no lnccutlnn NJ present "
sending addition troops 90 Gen, otis,
but the situation IL such ~ 10 strength
IN the determination ~ the ndminiHtfa-
tion not 90 reduce tho available force
under his command.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

Paris. Nov l6.-'h' speech " Joseph
Chamberlain, British secretary " state
for the colonies. az Mhnohcntor ycHter-
day has had disqulttlng ofreot upon
French official circle, where IL had
been expected that TIE evacuation VI
tashoda would satisfy Great Britain.
Mr. Chamberlain statements are -.
garded here as indicating Great nrlt-
aims desire 90 discuss ana settle all
questions pending wlhle she Is In q
state Of nfedncaa D. exert pressure
In support OF her vlewi
High officials suggest that the result
0f the British attitude may be a close
understanding between France and
Germany on colonial matters. They say
that such an understandings would meet
with the support " Russia, would ind
ardent adheronta amolg French oiil-
GERS and would be welcomed BY the
French nation at large
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
CANCELS ms CHECKS.
banker sends Buiiet Through Ills
lirain.

Emplr'a, Kan, Nov. i6-Thls ap.er-
mon. The First National bank ~ Em-
l,Tia was closed by order of the comp
ulN.r " The currency. An hour later
Vh.fles 3. Cross. she banks president.
10 on' - the hes, known breeders of
nrtt9nia in the West, shot ana Killed
hm.nt 40 "Sunuyslope," his famous
- Farm near town. Speculation II
~ 20 have Ted 90 CroHs's downfall
Nth ihe bank
Among The heavy losers by che fail
w are Lyon county and the city u
,inp9r1, All the city and county
ctl.la were deposited IN che Institution.
IS WIS cur ldlan II his fathers en-
w, which IA also said 20 be IN a
",ek'd condition.
,ctoss.a ending wua tragic. To the
,,,InHy ~ the people the clmp-
go ,i olri IN the door Of ghe bank
~, ~ a surprise. hut IN financial
rss1s' ON here ana IN the state -
49, mas been anticipated flr *
nHn1ha Examiner Charles Jobes. wh1
80. She bank on order from she
hIpHoller has been going over ~.
a., with the ala " President Cross
", the past week
nav. F.grs Of mental agitation on the
~ .i we bank president had been
1000 ana when Cross left the hank
h. Vhree minutes before II closed
I've hlH hand pleasantly 20 an Ms
u,,i W. ~, ana seemed no different than
A. b. mere was a smile on his fac
MOI pi,aA.d MS frlendA lie wert im'
snl,tly 90 sunnyFlOpe farm. and
,NinF pleasantly 3. the employees
~ int1 the bedroom ~ Manager
on, ~, house. When h. ala u0t com.
prrtN'.Al,s entered the nom. lie found
Vi,h Nilss lying In podl " blood
katt' pl'1l IN his hand. One shal
h1eb '',,N hrti ard II went through IN,
ben lr,lne huad Death must have
me nrNs u NE suicide v,s 81, ,b,
49,. VI Emporia In a few minute
bont ~. Nhita card appeared upon en-
sern,loeof' ana created most intens'
"a" hAnA's ziaf@yn-ni ha1 A.a- g-,-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

,,,v since for the employment Of nrli-
lex ofIirera 10 drill and organize Chl-
IA ia reported that the japanese g9 ,,t
eminent has decided go cooperate Wlth
Great Britain with the opley. ~ ,s,,t
.,s,vs before the recent coup detat-
n mas iransplred that on the day "
,be cofp d'etat no fewer than fourteen
et,r,,cbs who were she omperora own
pers1nai attendants. were ordei.u 10
execution by the Empress Dowager',
The Empress Dowagtr has issued an
edlct insiructing the pfoNlnelai, "ut ,l,l
wher.vcr chflstian chapeis 81 any ma
ilonailty have been built, and ordering
maj al missionaries IN the Interior be
properly and politely treated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

Pretoria. Nov. iG-rhe Roer forces,
after heavy musketfy hfr ana ar-
tillery homhardmcnt Hinrmrd AMI cap.
iured che mountain strorghold ~ chief
opefu of the Maglt0s tribe, Zoo thr NIui-
ianshurg district, pefu recently mas.
sacred a missionary and hIH family, ani
The Trnnsyaal government sent goo rN'
pedl,l0n 90 punish The aatlVra The lai-
tcr attacked tn iiorfs. 40 were driven
Into the mountains Two il1rra were
killed during the atofmlnr OF the noun
tain stronghold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
MrIlInIc, ln Nh ALlanIn.

Washington. Nov h.-Cnpt Evan -
Howell OF the war Investigating com-
mission was AZ the White Huure today
and practically c'rpttci arrangement
Mckinley TO the Atlanta, IA, peace ju-
bllrc next month. me President Will
leave here DECEMBER 18Th, arriving in
Atlanta at noon ON the 18Th, ana pee
manning until the 18th II tho Seventh
cprps is at Savannah he VIII visit Il
lhnrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
nrMANprD rnoM MrxIoo.
Railroad Conductor Temple. E,tradition
WIN he Asked by the united States,

Washington. Nov. is,-'At the instance
~ the governor " Arizona, the state
department today instructed United
States Miuisier Clnyuon AZ ,he cay ~
Mexico 10 demamd the surrender under
American mllriai conductor who IL
held under arrest by the Mexlcans near
NoFaics on the charre of killing a
Mexican in the United states. n the
Mexican government comedies the JUS
hce Of this demand which n doubted,
Temple VIII Doc tried 10 the United
states and once more The principle VI
extra territorial jurisdiction claimed
by Mexico will hye escaped a cost
issue, although uur government ~ on
record a. hlvlug hy its demand FOR
Temples release rcpuliaIgi that prlncl-
pie.
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nrnr1Nn coLonrp TROOPS.
thirty Immune. Now Take Vacation In
th. Macon Cooler.

Macon. Ca. Nov. is.--The Tenth reg
lnent Of coiorsd immunos arrived here
today from Lexington KY AZ SCUM
Macon thirty or forty OF them. with
side arms. attacked Reeves store and
threatened TO loot u unless thcf de-
manda were compiled win. They mon
formed a line across the street 10 pre-
vent any ono being sent g. call Tor help.
Thcv failed 10 cut the telephone wire.
and large detachment Of provost
guards. under command ~ captain
Balier. arrived and with liked hayoncts
rested thirty Of them Th"y were
arrested thirty u them. They were
marched to the city jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
si.e5
WOmen's Capes,
Skirts and Wrappers

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Nearly every piece in this grouping
Tor Friday ana Saturday special has
newly arrived. They represent a few
more % the rare plckups our buyer
walked on with.
WOmen's HIik Plush Canes. fun %
Inches LONG black FUR odTinF on front
and large storm collar. lined throughout
with rhadamc silk, priced al
'S6.75
womens black Keraey Cloth Canes.
bead ana braid trimmed. fur edge on
collars ana front Exceptional value
Tor price
$3.50
Some very excellent qualEy M an
w1al cashmere Wrappers and tta gowns.
lined throughout with good lining
waists have separate lining. all are
nicely trimmed ana wen made. iu fact
ihoy couldn't be- reproduced at home f1r
the price
$500
Separate Skirts ~ Black urllliantlnc.
lined ana well bound. good width for
Si.26
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

Have you remembered this from
Saturdays announcement n not,
you're forgrtfui ~ advantages that
may be- regretted lascr. especially II
you're likely 20 need separate skirt or
drfsr. This l. a two days price cut
ting on handsome silk finished Henri
eiic-shc purtHt " wool aud the purest
- dye. viii retain its lusiroua black a.
long as a thread remains 60 wear. full
a. inches wlde-0nly HiN yards required
for the most elaborate gown entirc-Fo
you may figure the chcapncsa Of Shis
regular 9Oc goods that sells two days at
So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
CTY TGEEI 0NlGE UNlER HLSANlC ALIL

No 20 West second south atroos
Telephone Ma "a
hailroad aud steamship Tickets on sais
70 Al parts of tho world
Pullman Palace Car ticket officA
u. y HURLEY,
4 W. TcCLrs
a, a. General Tranio Manager
W. H. BANCROFT.
vieo-prosident aud Con. Manager
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IQC. OUTING FLANNEL. 6 LAC.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Here L. decid-
edly one % the
mos, aeaHouahle
bargains we've
been able to
pluck for you In
some dime.
Just one uas.
IN Ift lengths
yes. that's the
rean1u ~ che
cheapneaa run
TO 10 yards IN
che piece, all
fresh, clean,
bright. ne W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

r'0iH, perfec, IN every way. a great
variety ~ all ihr diinyy shades. blues.
p.pks, etc, Zoo fact. she. Same aunil.y
~ goods from regular stock sell 0yrr
our counters every dly at iOc tho yard
they won't last longer than two dave.
possibly not % long. for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18

Send your address to II. f. Bucklen
Il Co, Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of
constipation and sick headache For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every de'eterious substance and to be
purely vegetable They do not weak
en- by their action but by giving tone
to the stomach and bowels greatly in
yigorate the system. Regular size
Poe per box Sold by J $ I. Bennett.
druggist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
Preston.

J. b. Hitchcock and family and
.'Ez" Thomas OF Moutfort picnicked
on the Drinks OF Platte Sunday.
Walter Heathcote is erecting a mod
el new hay barn.
j. a. Whitish. a prominent young
business man, of Dixon, H.. is visit
ing relatives here for few days.
Frank CHM and John Keller have
returned from their Dakota trip and
concluded to remain in old Wisconsin
year longer.
The Preston horn band will furnish
music for the Preston picnic on the
date set See large bills
A number Of my friends who are
candidates for sheriff, register Of
deeds. county clerk, etc, have re-
quested me as newspaper CORE
spondent to aid them all | could in sa
write-up. But its like this: | am not
college professor, hence never got
out any diplomas-and not being n
phrenologist cannot give any one a
personal recommend as to character,
habits. etc, and being only an earth
bound creature, cannot therefore
clothe myself in a plumage OF biz
words and climb to the top Of a tree
and imagine myself sky lark and fly
in showing up these anxious friends
who | am in hopes viii all get an Of
flee. Hip, hip, hurrah for Babcock
aud LaFollette.