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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
TYPHOID FOLLOWS FUNERAL or A vICriH'

Towanda Penn. Oct 5.-Donald Tustle. OF ~ -,
well Township. died yesterday OF typhoid feveI. 80
was one OF six young men. all sons OF vee. ....
who acted as pabearers at the iuneral % p,sr,meni
Charles s. Moore OF Company NJ oth Hes OF
on september l. Moore died al ChicKamsuuss sck
typhoid fever. The other five young men sn, two Of
With the fever. and physicians say thar y, ths
tbem cannot live Two others who assisted - ="
funeral are down with tho fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
TRANSPORT OLDHAM DELAYED BY FIRE

Major II. NJ Appel. surgeon United States Army
who is in charge of the sick soldiers who arrive In
this city received word yesterday that the trans
port OLDHAM. which is on her way here with sick
soldiera from Porto Rico and Cuba. would not
rive before October L. The OLDHAM expect ed
to-day but her series OF accidents, finally ending In
Are discovered In her coal bunkers, caused the
transport TO put back to Santiago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
BAY STATE ARTILLERY REVIEWED.

FINE RECORD OF THE FIRST MASSACHUSETTS,
Boston. Oct. 1.-THE LIST Massachusetts Heavy
Artillery. the first volunteer regiment 10 be mus
tered into the Army for the with Spain. ar
rived here to-day from South birmingham, where
1t has been in camp. After a furlough Of thirty
days it will be mustered out. The regiment
marched through the streets In the rain this after
noon, and was reviewed by Governor Wolcott at
the State House.
After nearly five months Of duty the regiment re-
turned home with perfect record. Not man has
been lost by deserton and not one has died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
THE PORT VICTOR TO SAIL FOR PORTO RICO

The transport Port Victor will sai for Porto Rico
on Friday with a largo quantity OF commissary
and aunrtermasters' stores She will carry over
10000 rations. Several Army nurses and n number
Of members OF the Signal Corps Will be among her
passengers. The transport Panama which is now
Fort Monroe with sick soldiers from Porto Rico
has been ordered here and will be the next steamer
to sail on tho regular Government transport SER
vice for Porto Rico. She Will sail Wednesday
Of next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
SICK SOLDIERS FROM PORTO RICO

Newport News Va. Oct. 1.-THE transport Pana-
ma arrived Fort Monroe this morning from Porto
Rico with iB sick soldiers from Pennsylvania. Ohio
and illinois regiments The men win be placed In
the hospital at Fort Monroe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
AID FOR SOLDIERS IN CUBA.
OFFER FROM THE HELEN GOULD AND THE
SIR THOMAS Upton FUNDS

N11s IIrVH1FS TIT TN V3SDS'
Washington, Oct Sc. A. Sumner. OF New-York.
representing the Helen Gould Fund and the Sir
Thomas Upton Fund for the relief Of American
soldiers. in Washington to-day. He saw Gen.
eral Corbin and informed him that It was the In
tenton Of the managers Of these funds to expend
some portion OF the money for the soldiers in Cuba.
and he sought letters of introduction to Generals
Lawton and Wood. which were readily granted.
Mr.. Sumner is personal friend of Sir Thomas
lion for American soldiers was dsbursed under Mr..
Summers direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
BriC.a.braC
and Cut Glass

DuC'o'usoC beautiful bric-a-brac
and Cut 0'aSS have just arrived.
There's more than their mere beauty, how
ever, to interest you. Small, dainty pieces
that were bought to good advantage. So
they'll be sold. 25c., &c., 75c., 81 and
Sl.25 each-about half their actual value.
And Cut Glass-the richest sort of Amer.
lean cut glass, which is the best, at prices
fully third less than the present market
Dishes at $780, value S..
Bowls at S. value $3.50.
Naples at S.; value $3.50.
Celery Trays at S.; value So.
Sugar Bowls and Cream Jugs at S.; value $3.50
pair. $1,000
Olive Dishes at $l.7s; value 81, 81. 50 and $32s.
Tumbers at SITS and up to S24 doz.
Carafes at SITS and up to $3.50.
Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
Two large shipments
of Women's Hand
kerchiefs that have
A Handkerchief
Incident

reached us this week, tread on the heels of
some stocks of similar character, already
here. The new always crowds out the old,
and the latter must give room quickly in this
case.
You will find them on prominent table
on the main aisle this morning, and you will
wonder that we could call them "old. "
They are not, except as judged by arrivals of
Yesterday. Fresh and clean and pure linen.
AT these rec ,tions, they'll not stay long.
25c handkerchiefs now l5c.
SOC. handkerchiefs now 25c.
7Sc. handkerchiefs now SOC.
ST. handkerchiefs now 75c.
Broadway.
Hosiery for speGalte ties. ,a good .., wear
theram''y low price. The man who
bought these has been studying these feat
ures for half lifetime.
Here's the result, but you can't fully
appreciate it until you have actually tried to
wear the stockings out.
MEMS HALF HOSE
At l2lc.-Of cotton; fast black, light blue, natural
color and assorted shades of tan neat and durable
At 38c-Of fine cashmere in medium and heavy
weights; black and natural color.
WOMEN'S STOCKINGS
At pairs for 50c-ScasonabIe weight cotton; fast
black with double soes and high spliced heols full
in length and width and very elastic Csc. value
At$l-Of pure silk fast black; double soes and
high spliced heels; the sort sold regularly for SlS0
q pair.
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS
At 12Hc.--Of fine ribbed black cotton; stainless;
double knees and splced heels and toes; elastic and
durable
OF ribbed cotton; fashioned legs; fast dye; made in
Saxony; size e, 2oc. 81, I71s, 2sc.; 8, 81, 9,
az, 10, 30c.
Broadway.
c.. Some sorts here that
"'oS haven't moved fast
Uut'cty r''CcS enough to suit. Moth
ing wrong with them-in fact, they're fine,
desirable goods. At these new prices,
they'll doubtless soon find active service in
other hands.
At $l25-Sag handled beef carver and fork; silver
plated ferues.
At$375-Beef carving set, 3 pieces; stag handles,
silver-platcd ferules.
At S. SO doz-Diuner knives with cellulod handles
and steel blades.
At Ssc.-Ten-inch beef carver, with ebony handle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
GENERAL LEE TO TESTIFY TODAY

Major General Fitzhugh Lee United states Voun-
teers. who had been staying at the tHth Avenue
Hotel for several days. started for washington yes
tcrdav afternoon He is 10 appear before the war
Investigating Commission to-day lie says that he
expects to return to Cuba by November l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
Piled high in the
warcrooms of a
noted manufact.
A Sale of
Fine HuCk Towels

urer of Ireland was this enormous lot of fine,
pure, linen towels. Our linen chief came
along and made a cash offer-small, almost
absurdly so-which was finally accepted.
Reluctantly, perhaps, but the goods are here.
Now for one of the best offerings we've ever
made. A strong statement, but none too
strong as you'll admit when you see these
sturdy, generous-sized, grass-bleached towels.
This is rare opportunity for housekeepers
generally and hotel men. Various kinds IN
the offering, but only two prices:
The regular 40c. kinds are 2Sc. each; 23x46 In
The regular SOC. kinds are &c. each; 24x4S in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
Sets of Books
Decidedly Cheap

ally worth great deal more, but receivers
sale put them into our possession, and
they'll 60 into yours at only slight advance
on what we paid for them. Standard works,
well printed and bound. Think of Ma
caulay's History of England in S vols. at
oOc. set Other works priced thus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

Ruskin's Modern Painters. 3 vols. 81.
Friends in Council. Arthur Helps. vols. So
Goethe's Complete Works. vols. $l.6O.
Macaulay's Essays and Poems. vols. u. 81
j. NJ Barrie Popular Stories 8 vols. Soc.
Buwer Lytton's Complete Novels 10 vos. ~
Edra Lyalls Works. vols. 81.
Washington Iryings Works. vols. 81. %.
Conan Doyle's Popular Stories. vols 75c.
Green's History of English People. 4 vols. 81
Les Mserables. Victor Hugo. vols. 76a .--
The Book Store. Ninth Gtreet.
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2poIpaiiGer 0srten.

Ja Dsrbinoung nit benz Bari
ffebt D aDib Wieud'S
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WrnRes fSrei , 3plsaert

ausgefdbrt DON Ser bolI861ligen
Wf tlitdr. RapelIe.
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SpeileSimmer, UNI bic bieiem 3rups
pentbeil an9ebGrisen Sffi,iere uuoe<
lGumt gum MaiOr Gouoepi(le ;u ent>
bieten. 0ieIer bate lie rufen lalieu,
I'm cine ioeben bonn ariegsmiri [erium
aus GeriailIeS an i'm gslangte Srbre
ibnen mit;utAeilen.
oW|eiue 0erren," be9aun er, oils
ollie i'm Greiie um i'm berumltanben,
mir baben einen neuen Oberlten. Der
6err @raf D. 9huois miro oemnd6it
bier eintreffen um iein 0e9imeut III
iibernebmen. Enb nit Sem teareifz
liben MiBuersaiigen bes alten gol<
baten ber ii@ uuter Die 8efeble zines
Salonbaben 9eitellt iiebt, lette er
bin3u: Z Scr ib6ne Naneis, pte man
ibn in Seriailles nennt, brinst ieine
iunge Srau ebenfallS bierber. Gr fol9t
wobl benz 8eiipiel bes Serrn b. Maae
poiiin, beiien Satin iogar ben Yee
ratbun9en i'm 9auptqrartier beiipobnt
uao ibr llrtbeil ii6er bic Operationen
aueibt. Gum 9enfer! @enu baS 70
iueiter sebt, 10 miro Sas Eager bes
9er3ogs bon 8enbOme balb ein aleins
8eriailles Iein,; mir iperben bier Die
Wfaintenons 81 Dubenoen Baben, tpab~
renb eine idon Su piel it,"
(Sortiesuns foIaD.
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Wbitebau Sermiuus.
Neue Ginfabrt mad yfem gorf nia
y. & 8. 6. %. Wb.-l1n=
erret6te JacilitGten.

@bitsbau Serminns. bic neue Gin.
fabrt nod Stem Oort, bic am Montag
ben 10. Suit nta ber Baltimore, ObiO
uno 5abmeftli9en 8ahu er6ffuet
tpurbe. TT bic geIegenRe Station nod
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt Nem Oort unb
8roofIbn. Dieter terminus ia an
Der South Serrp, 6flid bon Der Bot.
terp uub bon bier aus unter bemielben
Oa6e uerben gerbinbungen gema1t
nit ben 3hgen Der 3meiten, Dritten,
SeGten unb Neunten Ipenue God.
babn; nit beuen ber Broabtuap, 60,
lumbus uub 2sginstOn Mpenue gabel.
Ituien; Of. uab Wefteite Ringbab.
men Der pferbebabnIinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten Sslaub Gerrp; 6amil.
ton Nbenue unb SO. StraBe (Broot>
lpn) 5errp.
aauft Cure 9idetg mad Stem Oort
iiber bic 9. G 8. s. %. R'p unb ssbr
entgebt allen unbeauemIi9fetteu.
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ber pra6iOoue GrempIare Der 8bier,
melt, fpeciell ber teganiidsn, aufmeif.
Niemaub ioIlte berfebIen. benfeIben su
bef6tiseu. Die gr6Bte Ntirattioa, Bic
Gan Intonio aufauweiien bat.
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alas aIIem ptn.mel,, aeftarst.

NSte oft ssrea MIR sOn rasbaIiisen 8uitiaifferu,
hte stnen eaaonauffttes uaterusbmsu, In BITE Habu
saes GstIcns ssratAsn nub etnen .benip uufretptus
gen aIs idben Gbftiss su ma4eu flo seustkist fsbsn.
Der Sau BON auitfatfen, wsI4. unsefabrset unb
ft&er hts sepaniGte Sabu hur9 ben uubesrensteu
BsItraum sisssa, III BON gIt,rs Der ber araum utSt
bIss NIT Ist&ttsi4piustsr Rbantate besabtsr masu.
iSsn, iuutsrn au4 ernffbsuteuber, r.9u.nb.s unb
taItnltrenbsr Gaduuer Der @tRenf&aFt sspei,u. Dt.
Jeee tit aber ate rerntrtlt4t porbsn, ptrb es ana
rctI nte perbeH. Die erfabruns tsbrt uus uber,
bas es ttines phantafti&en aufi$tferb bsbarf, IN.
bic eifebeube abatiate 81 ermttteIn has Sofetter
Rasenbtttsrs itder, ihnea unb srhnhIt& Btiofitat,
rtrt. gbeuio wrtam TT btsies unptrslet&IGe GItEr
snr 2etuus BON Stebtr uub Ralarta, Retppittkt,
Gsss.gt.. @ssamattsmusss a. DsaitIij4em aOpf1ss unb
susemstusr Gri@Spfnns. aBts aut erprpbten Webta
,tueu 1T eS zines @eriuneS ptrtb.
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1ages Neut8feiten.
Z Il | O 4 b .

- Ser SenatS Nus51uB fur aus,
tudrtise Mngelegenbeiten unb ebenio,
uobI ber eutipre6enbe Nusi6uB bes
Reprdientantenbauies foBen auf grpBe
S6nieriefeiten, nm cine gtntsung tn
8eaug auf einen 8eridt tber bic
gmpfebIunsen ber prdfbeaten 8ot'
f9aft 80 eraielen. Cine bon Sob.
tins i'm 5aus Nusi6uRe einge'
bradie @ompromiB.ReioIution i9Idgt
bie folsenbe 8afs Der 0ereinba.
rung Dor: SOfortise Snterpention gum
3wede ber @rri9tung elmer fabiIeR
nno uuabbdHgigen &egierung auf
Cuba, FOpie autorifrung bes prdR.
oenten 3ur 8ermenbune Der 2anb. unb
Seema9t ber Der. 9toaten 3ur grrei.
dung biefes 3uedes.
- Nus Wafbiueton tpirb sei9rie,
ben: Sollte Der @ongreB benz prdR.
benten bic 8efugniB ertbeilen, BITE
Gaub' uab @eeuta9i BET Ser. Staten
jii nobiliRreu. UNI Rube unb Srbuung
auf @uba spieberbersufeuen, 10 beabs
f9tigt er, auerii cine Abf6rift biefer
&eiolution on bic ipanii1e &egierung
su i6iden. NIT Der Mittbetlung, DOB ct
3ur Iusfabrung bieies MuftraseS Der.
pfidtet III. Dieter Antunbtgung
phrbe bann elm l1!timatum foIsen.
Nts elm far bic @rbaltuug bes GriebenS
gRnftiges 3ei@en mirb es ausemein
| betra6tet. baB bic biplomatii9en Bes
3iebunsen smif6eu beiben 2dnbern
mod ni4t abgebro9en tporben fub.
- aus WaibtustOn mirb bert6tet:
gta6bem bic 8erantmortli6tett tn
Sa9en ber meiteren @utnidlung bes
@uba.@onficte8 bonn prdfbenten auf
ben @ongreB iibertrasen tporbeH if,
berri6t i'm WeiBen 6auie tuieber aages
meine Rube. Gin benz Prdfbenten
perf6alid) tiabefebenber Yolitifer ers
tIdrte, bob prdFbent Mcainlep bDueS
Wertrauen babe, bob ber @ougreb bic
Wtttel unb Wege au elmer befriebigen'
ben geileguug bes @uba.@onffietes
fiuben merbe, obne bab man feline 3u,
fu9t 3u ofeneu Geinbielisfeiteu su
Hebmeu brau9e.
MuSIa
- Ter f9 3ur 3eit In 8snebig auf'
balteabe fpaaii6e accomplishment Don
@arlos bat ertldrt, bob er Hd aQer
fetnbli9en Runbgebungen gegeu bic
tpaRif9e aesieruns entbalten tperbe,
iolange bieielbe bie @bre 6es 2anbes
aufre9t erbalte. Sm anberen Sale
oagegen uarbe er iofort bic ibm geeis.
net eri9etnenben MaBregeln ersreifen.
= ueber ben segenwdrtigeu Staub
oes ipauiffa.ameritanii9en 9on1iftes
iagt bic gerliner .8Of. 3ts.A: Die
augenblidli9e Rriesssefabr iii amar
auf einige Sage abgeueubet, aber bon
Der boufdnbisen 8efeItisung berielben
taun feline Reoe leiu.
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Cinderella sanb > Yalait.

8ergeBt ni6t. baB mir unieren
Store nod Ssp. 2O7 MlampsYlasa,
stuei 6dufer idbIt9 DON uuierem frii.
beren @efddft8bauie, perleat baben,
no mir alIe uniers alten 3unben tpie.
beraufeben bofen unb nod biele neue
basu. ba MIR NIT ben beHen Waaren
bienen t6nnen. lluIer Store III aana
metz eiuseridtet, gut peniiIirt unb iebr
beu. 9ommt uub fattet uns einen
8eiu6 ab, tpenn Sbr aud ni6t se.
rabe 3u taufea Dhnf6t.
6. 8amm,
@inberelIa g 6ub.palafi,
207 alamo plasa.
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- Mie fIein III Der, Der R9 feIbF
bod felleu muB.

- Sm Grabiabr. mo- burd bic
pl6bIid eintretenben 8ittsrunssue6IeI
In fat allen Gamilteu, bel ben grmad.
ieuen, unb befonbers absr BET ainberu
R@ off elm garfiiger Suiien einReat,
fOIte man ni6t obne DreiB' Syrup
Hsarhound, Tar and Wild Cherry
iein. Dieter sprup Ia siue iofortige St.
lei6teruns fur bic 8equdIten unb ftirst
bic 9auer be8 6ufens bebeutenb ab.
VI Aboipb SreiB,
119 alamo 9IaSa, San antouio, Ser.
- ReFsuatiOn III S6md6e, Ober
- 6ertulesarbeit.
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Yertrei6ett

Sie bic &ruutbsit burd rtdt3siti9,n
Sebruud BON 3utt's 2ebsrpiasn, sin
altss unb bswdbrtes Seifmittel, bas nit
ieoem 2a9e pOpulGrer pirS. GS furirt
iebsr 3eit
aOpff4mfpfu,
fs"rsn WaS.n, Wuluria, 8srOauunss.
ksl4merosn. trGse 9ebertbdtistsit, 8sr'
ftopfuns unb ale aruntbsiteu bsr @alIs.
Sutt's &eber Yiuen.
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GDple9's Neaifter.

MlamO plasa, Saloon erIter alaKe.
Die behen straight" uno mixed"
Srints In Der Stabt.
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Wsattbtes Bros. TletId,er,

0O. 507 Of'6oufOn. n.StraBs,
gfur bas pOratigli6fe Rinb', S6uf.
uub S9meinefeii9.
Speatalitdt: Sunees aaIbfeijth.
ale arteu bon MurH, S&tnfen,
3uuse, S9mal, &c.
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Gan 4sebrp gprimgs Bart.

Sieier auseue6me gart ftebt 2osen,
Wereinen unb 5amilien aur abbaItung
Don picnics &C. CUR 8erfhgung.
0eiu6ern mirb ole nur bentbare
Nufmertiamfeii eruieieu.
Seben Soautas Wa9mittag
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
Big Iron Ship Cut in Halves.

One of the most delicate operations
ever undertaken at Cramps Philadel-
phia shipyard has just been success
fully performed. The iron steamer
Caracas was parted in the middle, the
object being to lengthen her % feet.
The task of cutting out the bolts and
rivets took many days before the peril
Gus task of separating the great hulk
was begun. The vessel was simply
pulled apart with windlasses repre-
senting pulling power equal to that Of
5000 men. Several times the ropes
broke, but the work was at last COM
pleted, although at one time it seemed
as if ii were impossible to widen the
breach already made. Similar opera
tions have heretofore been performed,
but never on such a big ship. The
Caracas, which has been trading be-
tween New York and West Indian and
South American ports, has been en-
larged in anticipation of increased
traffic with Puerto Rico.-Chicago
Chronicle.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
-I-ae ohe,ed the Rule.

Arthur, who is forbidden to speak at
the table, had his revenge the other
day. AS dinner began he was very un
easy, and finally said: Ma, can't
speak just one word?"
''You know the rule, Arthur
Not one word?"
mo, Arthur, not until your father
finishes the paper"
Arthur subsided until the paper was
finished, when he was asked what he
had to say. ,-...-s ......
"Oh nothing! Only Nora put the Gus
tards outside the window to COOL and
the cat has been eating them up!"-
Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
Correct Diaxnosis,

Doctor-Good morning, Mr.. Lover!
What can do for you?
MIR. Lover-I-I called, sir, toto ask
for the hand of-of your daughter.
"Humph!1 Appetite good?"
'Not very"
'How is your pulse?'
Every rapid when-when am With
her. Very feeble when away"
Troubled with palpitation p"
lawfully, when think of her"
"Take my daughter. You'll soon be
cured. Ten dollars, please. IN. Y.
Weekly.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
The SURE La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful ma ady, if you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain all
through your body, your liver is out OF
order. have no appetite. no life or am.
bi'ion, have bad cold, in fact are COM
ple,ely used up. Electric Bitters is the
only remedy tha, will give you prompt
and sure relief. They act directly on
your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone
up the whole system and make you feel
like new being. They are guaranteed
% cure or prce refunded. For sale az
Streamer's D,ug Store. only 50 cents per
bottle,
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
A Marrow Escape,

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, OF Groton, S. D. WAS taken
with bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally terminal
ed in consumption. Four doctors gave
me up saying that | could live bu, a
short time. gave myself up to my SAY
ior, dete ermined If could not stay with
my friends on earth would meet my
absent ones above. My husband was ad
v'sed to get DR. Kings New Dr.cover> for
c nsumption, Coughs and Colds lgave
it tr al, took In all eight ottl s. 1t ha
Gu ed me ard thank G,d | am saved
ard now will and healthy woman =
Trial bottles free at Steamers Drug
Sore.
Regular size soc and 81 90 Guaran
ed or priCe refunded.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
THEY DAnYaCAnERA
His Particular Bent,

Fond Mo,her--If that boy of mine
has any particular bent, l can't find it.
Guardian-What experiments have
you made to find out?
Fond Mother-Very thorough ones. l
gave him toy printing press, a steam
engine, box of paints, chest of tools,
and lot of other things carefully Sc
lected, to find out whether his tastes
were literary, mechanical, artistic,
commercial or what, and I know no
more than did before.
Guardian-What did he do with
them?
Fond Mother-Smashed them all up.
Guardian-Ah, see. He is to be a
furniture mover.-Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
What Queered Him,

Alleged Blind Man-Beautiful lady,
pity de blind.
Miss Anteaque (suspiciously)-How
did you know lady was passing if you
are blind?
Alleged Blind Manly de lightness
wv yer tread lady.
Miss Anteaque (simperingly)-Hereis is
a half-dollar; but l must scold you for
saying am beautiful.
Alleged Blind Man-Ah, lady, if you
you knew how badly Ineededdis money
you would fergive little lyin' gallant
~. Tank yer.-Judge.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
kuCkien's AruIca >alve.

THE BEST SALVE n the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Sal, Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapptd Hands,
hilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
ms, ard positively cures Piles, or no
required. 1t is guarantee d to give
.,- rtect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
S'rean-r's Drup Store
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
How 1t Should Be,

He had been thinking deeply for
several minutes.
81 cannot agree with the poet " he
said, finally, when he bewails the fact
see us. think he has it all wrong"
"How would you change it?" she
asked.
why, think we should rather ask
for the power to make others see us as
we see SelveS'-Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
This Was Before the War.

"Oh, it was fne!" exclaimed the
senorita to her American visitor. 81
wish you had gone with me. 1t was a
magnificent corrida. The matador
killed six bulls"
"Ouly six?" replied the American
girl. Why, at my uncle's abattoirs at
Chicago they kill a thousand steers a
.day"-Judge.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
Argument,

"Leonidas." exclaimed Mrs. Meek
ton, suddenly interrupting herself, "do
you remember how this argument
started?"
"Yes, Henrietta. You said that al
ways insisted on arguing point and
l said that you did, and then the con.
versation gradually developed."-
Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
SDiteful Thing,

Maud-Young Mr.. Stint called to see
me last night.
Irene-Sflint? I'm not sure I know
him. He has long, dark, curling mus,
tache hasn't he?
Maud-No but he has the next thing
to mustache.
1rene-What's that?
Maud-A nose.-Chicago Tribune.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
Stuffed Pineapple.

Cut off the top of large pineapple,
scoop out the inside, shred the pulp
and sugar we'll; wash the pineapple
shell and set in ice water. When ready
to serve add the juice of two oranges
and one-tourth pound of chopped can
died cherries to the pulp and pour into
pineapple shell-Ladies' World.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
The Why of II.

The Friend-Poor Cholly's suffering
from brain fever!
The Fool-Why, saw the deah boy
yestahday and he was well!
The Friend-Oh, it's his father that's
Ill! He writes Cholly's checks, you
know.-N. Y. Evening Journal.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
Bad Form.

What d painful, shocking way to
take ones self out of the world it must
be to drink carbolic acid" remarked
the young woman in the fur jacket.
"Shocking?" replied the young wom-
an in the yellow buskins. IT'S worse
than that. It's disgraceful. It's the
way the servant girls commit suicide!"
Chicago Tribune.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
A Reliable Sign,

II am very much afraid that Jimmy
Is in mischief" said Mrs. Snaggs to her
husband.
Il can't hear him." replied Mr..
snaggs.
That's why I think he must be do
ing something he ought not."-Tit-
Bits.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
As to Prices.

do you believe in the doctrine that
every man has his price,"
mo. Many an egotist has put hi.
price so high that he wouldn't be able
to get it if he lived a thousand years
Cleveland Leader.
Daily camera., 1898-12-06
A Conflict of Evidence,

The Judge - But the complainant
identifies you as the man who stole the
chickens.
The Prisoner Earnestly - Fo' de
1awd, jedge, nah wife 'llidentify me as
man what hasn't been near choking
coop in six mont's.-N. Y. Truth.