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we.terner. in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July 26.-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Wesrerners:
st. Louis. Wachtel. Mrs. B. ]. Mayer.
w, r. Cruce, Imperial: Doctor A. c. Ber-
nays, e. Z. Campbell, w. c.. Straub
and Mrs. StrauD. Hclland: w. Q.
Garrison. j. Dickson, c. B.. Will
liams, Waldorf: A. Il. Smyth. c. A. Coz.
N. b. Gregg, Mrs. NJ. Hogan. Astor; ]. r.
BoIland. f A. Goodyear. G.lsey: L. p. stone.
B. L. Moser, Grand Union: NJ. Kraus. w.
+. Hammer and Mrs. Hammer. Herald
Square; ]. L. Minnix. Murray Hill; w.
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas, st. Denis; ]. Y.
Jones. Cosmopolitan; H. II. Fucker. Broad
Kansas CIty-P. Cook, Sturtevant: j. NJ.
Robinson. Hoffman; F. E. Murphy. Morton:
F. H, Cutler. Manhattan; c. D. Kellogg and
Mrs. Kellogg, Sinclair.
St. Josepn-M. A. Hartigan. Jr.. Grand.
Springfield. I!l-G. NJ. Wilson. Herald
Square.
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that controlled in making Washington tho
Federal city obtained in Manila; but Wash
ington. he declared. was the best governed
city in the world.
Representatives. of the Spanish Chamber
Of Commerce vehemently opposed the char
ter. asserting that 1t was inconsistent with
the principles Of the freest Government on
earth to deny the right of suffrage to the
residents Of the metropolis, while granting
it to those OF other localities. They also
declared that the proposed system Of gov
eminent for Manila was far less liberal
than that offered by the Spanish authori-
ties, who proposed to make the representa-
tives of the districts in Manila elective by
the people
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FOREIGN.

I. The Pasteur Institute has created food
from Inorganic matter. The creation OF food
without the aid OF nature In considered one
of the greatest scientific achievements of
The century.
"A bill has been introduced in the House of
Lords allowing King Edward to select a
title that will convey an indication OF his
power.
George KEENAN,. the American author and
lecturer. has been ordered to leave Russia
at once.
English soldiers who were presented with
medals yesterday by King Edward COM
planned that they had pawned their former
medals to buy food, and that they would
prefer to receive the pay due them.
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COMPLETE VINDIcATI0N
FOR ROBERT F0SBURG.
Continued From Page One.

cry one else. All over the country the
news OF the verdict must have been
awaited.
Just forty-five minutes after the ac-
quittal the first telegram of congratulation
was received. 1t was from friend in
Pittsburg.> During the next two hours
more than 100 congratulatory dispatches
came in They were from as far west as
81. Louis and Duluth. as far south as
Jacksonville and New Orleans and as far
east as Manchester. England. Many of the
kilograms went beyond congratuation.
Chief Nicholson's Dignity.
One of the features of the brief session of
court this morning was the announcement
to the newspaper men of Chief of Police
John Nicholson to the effect that the at
fdavit which had been sent to him yester-
day by Chief Titus of New York. had ar
rived In Pittsfield this morning by regis
tered letter. but that the Chief had refused
to accept it. and it would be returned
to New York. In explanation of this ac-
ton. Chief Nicholson declared that he felt
he had not been we'll treated by Chief Ii
tus. He said: IF the New York police
want to send anything to me they know
how to do it properly without notifying me
by wire twenty-four hours before and then
giving it out themselves to the newspa-
pers.''
The affidavit IN question was made in
New York by a woman OF the name Of
Handaside or Gray. 1t was to the effect
that Lewis Gray. with whom she had lived,
had told her on August q last that he and
a fellow named Foy did a trick" at a
house in Pittsfield and shot some one.
REWARD FOR THE MURDERERs,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Plttsfield, Mass, July 26-Robert L. Fos-
burg tonight renewed the offer of a re-
ward of $3.50 for the arrest and conviction
OF one or all Of the murderers of his daush-
ter, May l.. F'osburg who was shot to
death by masked burglars last August. The
State offers a reward of sl5iD. which still
stands.
Great Indignation is expressed because Of
Chief Nicholsons action in refusing to give
any consideration to the affdavits sent to
him by Captain Titus. This will be called
to the attention of Governor Crane. who
Will be requested to see that Nicholson is
disciplined for his dereliction of duty.
"LEW' GRAY'S MOTHER SPEAKS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. Mass, July o6.-AIrs. a. d.
Snow OF this city. whose son Lew" is said
TO be the Lewis Gray connected with the
Fosburg case by the affidavits secured by
Captain Titus of the New York Detective
Bureau. is working as cook in Bernard
ston. Asked to-day about her sons possible
connection with the Fosburg case, she said:
1T is ridiculous to mention his name with
that murder. He can readily prove his
Whereabouts on August q. l think he was
in Springfield last summer. but / am not
able to speak with certainty. He may have
been on the sea. He is a sailor, and his
visits to his home are irregular. l have the
impression that he was working in West
field last August, but am not able to say
positively. Lew would not harm kitten"
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DUCHESS is COMING OVER.
Marlborough Himself Will Be De.
tanned in ENGLAND,

L.
Newport. R. l.. July 25.-Although press
dispatches from abroad few days ago
seemed to confirm the report that the Duke
and Duchess of Marlborough would visit
Newport this season. 1t can now be definite
~ stated that. although the Duke will not
be able to come over. the friends of the
greeting her In Newport within q month";
The Duchess IL coming back to Newport
for short visit to her mother, Mrs. Oliver
H. p. Belmont.
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SPORTING.

Winners at Deimar Park yesterday were:
Larry Wilt, Elsie Barnes. Harry Schaffer,
Verify, Frank Peafce and Seething.
Cresceus went an exhibition mile at Cleve-
land yesterday in 2O2E, breaking the
worlds trotting record.
An examination OF the Constitution shows
that the yacht was not damaged by strik-
ing the rocks In the races on Thursday.
Eastern and Western racers will meet in
1he Saratoga Handicap at Brighton Beach
on August 5.
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The Illinois Central offers superior service
to Michigan summer resort points. Through
sleeping car leaves by way of Chicago to
South Haven. Charleyoix. Petoskey. Harbor
Springs. etc. Close connections made at
Chicago with steamship lines for all points:
Call on or address F. E. Daggy. c. p. and
r. A.. S08 ". Broadway
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
Portion of Nevada Desert Gets
Distinct Shaking UD.

Salt Lake. Utah. July ga section sew
enty-five miles wide through the Nevada
Desert, from Death as far west as Carlin.
experienced series of heavy earthquake
shocks about ESQ O'Clock this afternoon
The vibrations generally were from north
to south and at one or two points lasted
for fully five seconds.
At Eiko. New. the shock was unusually
severe. The high school building. big new
brick edifice. was badly cracked by the
violence of the vibrations. and other build
ings were slightly damaged. The earth
quake was followed by heavy rain.
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BadCoughs.

Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic bron-
chitis, pneumonia, asthma,
or consumption. Don't wait.
Take Ayers Cherry Pee
toral and stop your cough.
1ss-sss, sl.es. Ic.Ay1 Co.. lsvsu. maA
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GENERAL DOMESTIC

Seventh Regiment. Illinois State Guard,
leaves Camp Lincoln. making way for the
Sixth Regiment.
Boiler Of an engine operating a thrashing
machine explodes. setting fire to field of
straw. Workmen's clothing ignite One
man fatally scalded.
Fire at Boonville. Mo-. destroyed portion
of a business block. causing a loss of $50
600. Several nremen were overcome by
heat.
Attempt to lddnap child inmate Of Home
for the Ffiendless frustrated by watchman.
Registration for homesteads in the Kiowa-
Comanche Reservation closed yesterday.
THE drawing win begin next Monday. There
are 1900 claims and l75.000 persons entitled
TO draw
Charles 7. Yerles. formerly Of Chicago.
now residing In London. says franchises
ere easier to get In England than in the
United States.
Robert Stewart FosburE was acquitted ,t
Pittsfield. Mass. yesterday the Judge d.
recting tbs jury to return q verdict OF not
guilty.
A general advance has been made in the
price OF steel plate as a result Of the strike.
Frank q. Collier. the famous Chicago
c1minAA lawyer. was stricken with paraly-
Sis yesterday and cannot recover.
Admiral Sampson. in an interview, er-
plains some Of the charges made against his
conduct Of the Santiago naval campaign.
Secretary Of the Navy Long has issued
his prsoepe to the Court OF Inquiry in the
Schley casa directing the line of the In
4est1gatiou.
Bond offered for Lulu Prince Hernedv.
convicted q killing her husband at Kansas
CITY. has been refused. the securities not
being ea&aafaotoEy b Judge woodford
The 0tsal Trust b attempting to break the
strike b Ggning individual contracts with
tts employee
William J. Bryan speaks at Bloominston.s
ChAutAnQuA Senator Mason VIM reply to
lin today
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CHARTER OF Luz0N's CAPITAL.
Spanish Contingent Objects to the
Limitation of Suffrage.

Manila, July cs.-The first meeting of the
legislative chamber held to-day was largely
attended.
Commissioner Wright. speaking of the
charter OF Manila. said the same reasons
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Father Condor Dead.
Notre Dame, Ind, July 26.-The Very Rev
erend l: w. Condor, Assistant General OF
the Congregation OF the Holy Cross in the
United states, died at Metre Dame this
morning: Father Copdon had been connect
ed with the Order Of the Holy Cross TOR over
thirty years.
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Take the Cool northern Route,
Or Wabash. for the East and get away from
the torrtd temperature of ct. Louis. Ticket
agent at Eighth and Olive northeast cor
ner9, VIII map out . route Tor yoA
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RAILROADS

senator Clark says the San Pedro and
Los Angeles road will be pushed to compile
don - npl0ty - possible.
n H smith has been made superintend-
ent q the Lake Erie and Western.
Recent statistics show that there ara over
100000 raalroad employees in the United
StateA
Tho Wabash has let the contract for
building the Mount Washington tunnel near
Ptttsburg 10 q New York firm for $500 Co.,
Nearly ali the Buffalo lines have detec-
tves on trains watching for scalpers
Western lines have put into effect a new
set OF demurrage rules.
A decline IN the volume Of trafic IL caus-
ing cuts In freight rates.
The GuayaQhl and Quito road will soon
be completed
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ECZEMA, no CURE. no pAx.

Your druggist will refund your money Il
Pazo Ointment fails to cure Ringworm. Tet-
ser,Old Ulcers and Sores. Pimp)es and Black.
heads on the face. and all skin diseases Soc.
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The Cool Nerther. Ro,t.

TIE C0OI NOttuekR M0Ute,
a. Wabash, Is doing a\ tremendous pas
niger business at the present time to the
0biorado Mountain resortt. to which the
I3tes are lower then ever before. Full in
Xrmation to be obtained 1t ticket. ONCE,
Eighth and Olive.
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The Cool Northern Route.
Or Wabash, is the only continuous route
from St Louis to Niagara Falls. where
they are now having cool weather.
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WILLUHAFA,
rI,IcR nj All Ratified neers

Brewed OF the finest hops and barley malt,
Guaranteed strictly pure and wholesome
Try a case Of 1t and be convinced. Bottled
at the brewery and delivered to all parts OF
the city.
NATIONAL BREWERY CO.,
Z. H. ElEemeyer, Agent.
Phones: Kinloch. C ISL: Bell. Main II.
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Father Co.aou n..a.

To Cure Headache In 10 Minutes
Take Parker's Headache Powders They
are SAFE and sure. All druggists. Price luc
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WILL ISSUE 100000 CAR
TICKETS FOR CHILDREN TO-DAY.

Transit Company Ready Cooperate With the Fresh
Giving Little Outing in the Parks-No
Certifcate-Each Child to Be Cared For-pen-
ty of Lemonade Edibles Provided.
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RounA Trip Tickets to Points East
Now on sale via Big -Four Route, July q.
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Rest Train East-knickerbOck Spe-
ciaI Elegantly equipped. Every day, via
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WASHINGTON.

Resolutions recommending change in the
date of presidential Inauguration. adopted
by Inaugural Committee have been pre-
scented to the Commissioners of District OF
Columbia
If Congress does not. early in the session,
enact laws authorizing the extension OF the
national bank charters. many financial in
stitutions will have to go into liquidation.
c. r. Breckenridge of Dawes Commission
is In Washington
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TRANSIT COMPANY. 4
FREE FRESH AIR TICKET. 4
JAMES ADKINS, Treasurer 4
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To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Local discount rates were quoted at 5 to
per cent on call and time loans. The clear
ances were s5.6T.447, the balances $752.3ia.
Domestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York. 6oc discount bid. SOC discount
asked, Chicago. SOC discount bid, Soc dis
count asked: Cincinnati. 25c discount bid,
Joe discount asked; New Orleans. sc dis
count bid. par asked: Louisville, 25c dis
count bid. i0c discount asked.
The local wheat market closed lower at
s1f.c July: 6SasdSsisc Sept; 71iSc b. Dec;
'>Hsd6sc No. rec. Corn closed lower at
SOC n. July: 5sssc b. Sept: 51lac Dec; SIC No.
: white. Oats closed at 3SEc July: 36ssc
sept; S9c b. May: 29la14Oc No. q
The local spot cotton market closed steady.
hut lower.
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LOCAL AM SUBURBAN..

LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
The garbage reduction bill is passed by
the City Council and is read for the first
time in the House Of Delegates.
Sturvesant Fish resigns from the Board of
Directors OF the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position Company to make room for st.
i>ouisan. His place will be filled at a spe-
cal meeting of the board to-day.
Rain may be expected in St. Louis within
iwenty-four hours. says the weather official.
st Louis citizens Monday used nearly S.
ro.o5o gallons of water.
Labor unions declare themselves opposed.
10 the injunction suit brought against the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition COMPANY to
prevent the use OF Forest Park for the
Worlds Fair.
Elmer Mcdonald ran away from home
and returned within twelve hours.
y new street-ca r-fender bill is reported I'm
the City Council in lieu of the original
measure.
The supply OF milk. vegetables. ice and
beer is short on account Of the drought
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Fac-Simile of the ticket that entities every
worthy child in the city 10 enjoy days outing
in fhe lie
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Tricks OF Barnstormsrs.

Oae OF the old slang phrases OF the
stage, said Muggles. who used 10 be >
good actor. ",ss to pong" This means
or used to mean. using your own language
that is. playing q part without cues Of
the proper lines, relying only upon .
knowledge u the play to carry you
through. Years ago on The road there
used there used to be some highly ludi
crous situations 10 conaeq quence Of . new
play b,iog produced in . hurry. The
stage mansser, however. bad wonderful
genius ioy patching up 9 bitch. When
Instances we're necessary. be would
sometimes lovers front scene and tell the
low cummedisu 10 60 on and keep IL up
and while they did 90 be would arrange
ho1 the Play bad TO be continued.
OF course actors are expected to help
one another ont Of difficulty, bot 1t times
old erudges we're paid oil. For instsnce
remember on one occasion . letter bad TO
be read 10 one scene. Unfortunstely tbis
letter co lid not he fonpd. 80 dummy
that is. . blank sheet wss-wss sent on
the stsge.
Ssy. dad, ssid the seior who bad TO
read the letter. seeing 1t blank, here's .
letter for you. You bsd better rssd II yonr
fslf. Is an sure it contsios good news.
Bot dad tum bled to The occasion snd
replied: No Ton, you resd II. I've mis-
laid my speetsclet,
Blsss me, ssid Tom, IL is written 20
badly, I cant mske out word oil IT. Here,
Nelly you read 1t.
The uususpectins Nelly tskes the letter,
snd secing IL 10 blsDk ssys: No, isibsr
bsd better read it. He will be sbie to
m.ke /. ont bst,sr III 20 aud fetch yopr
speclscles k1os stsrs thsy sre. AID
of shs Ross.
The old msn il sesip equ,l TO The oe
cssicn srd calls cat TO her: Never
end bringing ihem. selIy. Ill come
snd get them. Then be walked CT and |
the sisse Esnsser bsd 10 resnsnge ibs
scene.
Yes, sif, there's LOT 10 The tLestricsl |
business yoa outsiders never dream d. !
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Well, yeu fellows srs iacly ssia The
vsrqa'.sed ictsssr i.sh belonged to
yoaf division. There's msn th.'s a, 10
80 into sciion v,lh.


heoiy Hsdley hsd en- sapesiepce recent
W The experience wss uniaae. bu, Mr.
hsdiey doesat wsnt TO rercst H. He ssys
onee 10 epooeh,
Mt Hsdley 10 lsniior Of lhs Fret Con
sfesssionsl ehareh, one day. . week or
90 ago, ibs ofsanisl 10 'ormed Mr.. Hsdley
ihss the mechanism Of the organ peeded
o'l'os, sod Mr, Hsdley .sreed 10 .l,spa
10 u, Later 10 the d.y be procured be
OIL cau, and cfswl'os into the organ. com
meneed the work. While be was thus en-
essed, the orssnist Gene In, and, ell IN
aware that Mr. Hsdley vas en, aged in the
bowels Of the greet mschinc, started tho
ws,er motor, pulled oa, the s,ops and com
meroed practice.
Mr hadley did not know tbs, The or
esniss wss aboui TO play. hn, hs ,oon
fonnd II ont, There YES . terrific below
around. bis esr followed by . deep srosn
as the big bsss pipes tesounded. lhen
little trickle Of The treble notes folio we'd
and few dozen aatt-ike notes pierced
his ears, The piece w.nt very long ono
and when IL wss fnished Mr.. HsdIey
started to crawl out. Before be could
more more than get started, however, tho
orgsnist started 90 sn ,iber selection. II
was wasn't . Mendelssohn Spring Song
this time. bat foil orssn, open dispbrsm.
neutrality-suspicious. arrangement Of Bach
and. worst Of sll. MIR Hsdley couidat
hit Bach. He had more than he could
do TO defend himself. The organ rosred
and grosDed snd rnmbled, sn eIssperating
tromulo Jared the jsnltor uutil bis teeth
ratified. the sounds reverbersted aud re
verbersted, and the stops ihumped snd
cresked. Aud then. with one superb Of
tort the orssnist put on every possible
pound Of steam and opened up the foot
pedals. These foot pedals ron along the
door inside the orgsn. covering 1t 30 CON
pletcly that 10 oilipg the organ one has
TO stsnd upon them. The jspitor was
ulon one Of these when the or
gsDisl decided 10 use them. Her decis
ion Was unfortunate for the Isnitor. He
ioll bis iootholt give way. and be lightly
skipped to another, That, too, sank be
meath him. He tried anoi her--they were
oil going ut once now, and The whole floor
MAS rocking about like tbs raft scene In
Ben Hur. Lot the curtain OF charity be
drawn over the soepe.
A lew moments latr the Uresnist stop
ped, exhausted, too, Also he WAS minus
one solitaire diamond scarf pin, which the
organ had pulled out OF bis crsvst
Later in the dsy Mr.. Hsdley locked the
Eey board, 80 tbst no one could use the
,rgsn, and crawled into too interior
'gsiu 10 search OF bis precious bit OF oar
BOO. But he oould not find IL. The insa
liable orgsn hsd claimed 1t for ito own.
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hss fha R.eeg.it,en.

The nrs, reading Of The sssrle, Letter
has been told 10 i. W, Higsinsons tool
of Essays. Contemporaries" Ths tesdin,
q. siSen 10 the authors dearest critic
bis vile. Duriok the entire winter vher
be uss at work upon the booh be seemed
oppressed by some secret anxiety.
There vas kno, 10 his forehead all ths
time. Said Mira Hawthorne.
Finslly one evening be vent to her and
said be hsd written something which be
like 10 read sload. The work smoanted
10 very little. bat be voald like TO READ IL.
All tbs, evening be read. bu, ~ the 20
nance vas nnhnished st bedtime bis vile
made 10 comments. kno~ins that he die
liked criticism until one hsd hesrd the
whole,
The next night be read again, and nov
her suspense srew 30 nuendarabls thst 10
the midst Of e moving scene she tauk from
ber low stool 10 the n,or, pressed her
hands to her cara snd declared that she
could not bear to hesr II. Hawthorne pu.
down the anusctipt and looked at her IN
amusement.
DO you really feel IL so muchf he asked
Then there must be something In IT,
The next day the manuscript Was deliv
cred TO the publisher, aud 90 the follow
Ing morning Mr.. Jsmos I, Fields,,he pub
Usher, appeared st the suihor's door,
W When hc was admitted, he caught the III
lie boy OF the family in bis arms and ask
u. You splendid little fellow. do you
Inow what father you hsvep
He had sat up oil night to read the man
,script aud had posted out to Salon ir
he morning. After bic interview With
he publisher Hawthorne came down
tsirs with firm step aud wslked sbout,
lis fsos illumined by new hope and vigor
The world bad found him out, Rscoeni
ion was Ut the door.
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The late Mr. H,op. who used 10 write
email, pertinent tracts with large. sgges
sive morals for the edifcstion alike Of
the sncient Greeks and the modern school
boys. is responsible fvr this sneodote:
A crow who had been hsrsnguing .
ward caucus ell the evening hsd contract
ed large. importunste thirst
As he was looking about TO fnd some
mesDs Of relieving himself Of this same
thirst be discovered . pitcher which con
tsined water.
Bot the pitcher was very lsrgc, and the
quantity Of water II contsined was small,
and reposed st the very bottom.
For snotomicsl reasons the crow could
not dip bis bill into the water. and drink
from the pitcher as II was.
Nor wss there spy use 10 trying TO pour
pour ont the wster, Tor the crow could
not lit the pitcher.
Besides he had no cup.
Dut ne Whs U Wise GROW hnu sNo ptIsIs
tent and be immedistely resolved himself
into committee OF ths whole on ways spd
means sud hstched out . solution oi i,e
problem.
He picked . pebble from msny lyiog
Ground. and dropped !, into the pitcher.
He kept on dropping pebble alter pebIe
into the pitcher, until the water spprosch
ed ntsr enough TO tho top Tor him 10
drink, sGd be slated his thirst with tsse.
Moral: = 1t is continuous advertising
thst pays.
II the CROW bad stopped sitter one in
ssrtioD, merely beoiu be could not see
spy results. be would be thirsty yet
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A gentleman met Young woman who
had formerly been servant 10 ti, bouse
and being interested 10 her welfare said 10
her, Why. bsven't you so. married YETI
Nc, cor.
Well. l tbousbt you would have been
married before Dow7
Oh: 30. so,; she ssid. There's two
wsitin.
Twol be exclaimed. Why. you don't
intend to msrry two, DO you'
No, sor.
Then VITO srs tbeyf he ipqoised.
Why, she r'piisd psivsiy. the two
that's vsi,iD !. the priest sod 20 n'f