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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20
SUSOUEHhNNA.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune

Susquehanna, July 20.-About twenty.
Ave non-residents arrived here last
night. to work in the Erie boiler shop.
The strike appears TO be rapidly near
ing n settlement, equal to the pace OF
a mine mule walking away from peck
OF oats.
The Methodist Sunday school pic
nicked in Barnes grove. tahesboro, to-
day
Robert Gardner and sister, Miss
HHzel, of Carbondale, are guests of
Susquehanna relatives,
Mrs. James Lyons, OF Corning, today
returned home from a visit with her
parents in this place.
Anglers In the river and lakes report
small catches.
The remains of Mrs. T.. y. Newell,
late of Ashville, North Carolina. will
arrive In 1.anesboro this evening, for
services and intermeht. Deceased was
daughter of the late Jacob Taylor. OF
Lanesboro, and a sister of James and
Edwin Taylor. of that borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham, Of
New York city, are visiting Mr.. Gra-
hams parents. in this place.
Miss McGiveney, of Blnghamton, was
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TUNKHANNOCK,
Special 70 the Scranton Tribune.


Tunkhannock. July l9--Mrs George
Koon and children, nf Philadelphia,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Thomas on Harrison street.
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Woodward are
entertaining Miss May Griffith, of
Scranton.
Korah Sands, of the Carin meat
market, is visiting the American
exposition this week
Mrs. Harry Billings is confined to
the house by complication of dis
eases.
The members of the Catholic church
held a picnic on Thursday afternoon
in a grove on the farm of Thomas H.
Ryan.
A darky camp meeting is to be held
on the fair ground at this place. be-
ginning August 5th. As there are no
colored people residing in this vicinity
It follows that the participants will
have to come from distance.
George r. Freeman, of Russell Hill,
was doing business in town on Thurs
day.
Mrs. George NJ. Kinner of North
Mbhoopany, was calling on friends
here on Thursday.
Bass fishing in the Susquehanna
river is improving, and large strings
of fish are brought into town daily by
local fishermen.
Mrs. Peter II. Borden is the guest of
friends at Meshoppen this week
Miss Fannie Depue, who has been
visiting relatives at Pittston the past
week, returned home on Thursday.
Miss Fannie Stark is visiting friends
at Wyalusing.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Phillips is entertaining
her brother from Delaware.
The new Keeler House barn is near
ly completed. 1t is a substantial
brick structure, and will add greatly
10 the appearance Of the hotel prem
lses.
Michael Barrett, an employe Of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, had the mis-
fortune TO have his hand injured by
an accidental blow from pick in
the hands of a fellow workman one
day recently, and is incapacitated for
work.
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New York. July l9,--Flour-- More active and
nrmcn wheat spot hlm; No. rcd 77asc, +. ~,
h. ahoat, Option, opened strong No. > rcd
.5'sc. elevator; No. Northern Duluth, 7Gssv
T. .. b. hh"dt. Options opcncd firm and strong.
~ held Al day. { tloscd firm at asai2c. net ad
vance. July closed Iiaic; September. 7itsr.;
October, 'lsr.; December, 7Gc. Corn-Spot
stronger; No. >, 567sc. elevator and 57i2c. t. n.
h. afoat. Options active and strong. Prices
a2c, net advance, July closed 5G'sc; September
5d"sc. ocioNcr. 567sc.; December. 5fa,r Oats
Spot hrmcr; No, ,, SIC; No. B. 36i &c.; No. ;
white, 30iaiiOc.: No. white, 39c.; track mixed
western, 36i 2aSsC.; track white, 3sdEic. Options
strong and higher, also, with corn, and m crop
news. Buttcr-Firm; creamery, ljdlgi2r; ftC.
tory, l3alji2C. thccsc-lucgular: fancy Iarcc.
&c.; fancy small, gi,c, Eggs-Slrong; state and
Pennsylvania, ljalTC.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce

Philadelphia, July l9.-Whcat- linn; contract
grade July, 7li2a72C. Corn Firm. IT,. higher;
80. mixed July, ij'2ai6c. Oats Firm, lc.
higher; No. , white clipped, lOc. Buttcr-rrm,
good dcmand fancy western creamery, 2Orac
do, do. prints, 2lc.; do nearby do, DC Eggs
do. southwestern. l2iac,; do. southern, lsc,
ChoCsc-Stcadv New York full cream, fancy
small, 0l2l1sc; do fair ~ choice, sa,ag4C
Refined Sugars-lnchangcd, Cotton-l.l6c low
crcr; midding uplandS, 81 Lice Tallow-Dull;
city prime in hhdS., 5lsc.; country do. do bar,
rcls, iaai7sc,; cakes, 5iac, Live Poultry-.Firm,
fair demand; fowls choice, lec,; do fair to good,
llalllgC; old roostcrs, 6lac.; broilcrS nearby
lSd2+c,; western do, l+a2lc,
ReCciprs-flour, 1000 barrels and ?.O>3wlO
pounds in sacks; wheat, 10000 bushels: corn,
500 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels shipments
Wheat, nonei corn, mono; oats, 0,0Ol hmshel.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, July 1g.--Tbe character Of today's
stock market was shout the ssme ~ thst OF yes
terdsy, but there was a conspicuous absence OF
the late enormous demand which lifted Union
Pacific yesterday in the closing dealings. The
volume OF transactions was rather larger than
yesterday but the market was, nevertheless
highly professional Much liquidation had TO he
absorbed by those who had set themselves TO the
task OF supporting the market and the burden
seemed to he too heavy 70 carry. Price broke
through support in the late dealings and the
market closed weak at the lowest figures Of the
dat.
The stocks selected as props for the market
today sccmcd tu he principally among the south
cth RAILWAYS and the Uouid Southwesterns. In.
cludcd with the ls'ler ertr Western Union and
Manhattan. Texas and Pacific was at one time
three points over last night ard ihc,e was large
buying in Missouri Pacific cnlcd sts,es steel
stocks seemed 10 be well under control ty in
siders and thcv were marked mp sharply over
point each during the period OF strength IN
the market The sustaining force Of these ad'
,anCts hUwtNer, was stcad,'y taken advantage
uf to realize IN tho tatoad list. Union Pacific,
st. Paul and Airhi.oh were the most conspicu.
ous objects Of the selling, Southern Pacific at
one time broke away from the group and was
marked up to SOS, apparently in pursuance OF
the design of supporting the market Tor rcslz'
ing purposes. The device proved only moderate
~ successful, As did Others Of the same char
arict In the late reaction the decline in -.
pnul cXlrtHcd to 3bs up to 5ie; Achison to ga;
Missouri Pacific tr 3's and southern Pacific 10
3's Much ~ the selling seemed TO he prompted
by the renewed fears of disaster to the corn crop,
the same motive being at work IN the corn mar.
kct. 1hr selling tor western account Ws. very
large and was attributed to important interests.
The selling for London account was ano,hr, in''
portant factor in the days market. Total sales
today LOS, 100 shares.
The bond market was moderately active and
irregular Total sales par value, S2,5Oo,0tn.
tinted states bonds were all unchanged on the
last call,
The following quotations are furnished rh
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uCorrcctcd hv II. q. Dale. - Llrkauann, ,,cD
Butter - Fresh creamery, 2Oi.i2lc.; dairy,
fresh l9iqa2OiaC.
thcCSC--fulI cream. l0iaaIlr
Eggs Western wc,h, lilii2r.; nearby state,
lil2il6c.
Medium BcanS-rcr huShol. s!tOlIij
Green Peas Per bushcl, II ,0al a.
Flour-Bc>t patent per barrel. si45
BodnS-pcr huShcl, choice marrow s15j,o 60
Potatoes Per hu,hcl, Slal TO-
Onions Per hil>hcl, 81
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THOMPSON.



Thompson, July 19,-Our townsman,
George Wallace. informs us that the
Wallace gathering will he on August
H. at Newton lake, in Greenfield, this
year
Prof, j. A. Tucker, of jackson. was
in town Wednesday, accompanied by
Misses Maynard and Johnson, of Har-
ford.
The machinery for the new Skmming
station At jackson came to this station
this week, and has been transferred to
Jackson, where it will he in operation
In a Few days. The cream will be
brought to this creamery.
Farmer Obed Carroll, living at the
head of Wrighters lake and his boys
were severely shocked during tho
shower which prevailed Tuesday after
noon, yet they We're not injured. Two
trees, between here and the lake, were
splintered.
Rev. and Mrs, r. r. Tower left YES
terday afternoon Tor visit with rela-
tives at Hamlinton and friends at
Ariel. he being engaged to supply the
pulpit at Ariel on July 2S. They expect
To return about the 3Oth.
l., f. Searles has the contract to erect
a new house on the w. II. Whtmarsh
farm, North Jackson, in place of the
one burned.
T.. l.. Gelatt made IA business trip to
Binghamton on Thursday.
Mr.. John Dougherty, Of Jersey city,
who has been spending week with his
family in this place, returned on Fri
day,
Mrs. NJ, 4. Pickering of Susquehan-
ma, was visiting in this place on Friday.
Mrs. Fletcher, of Thompson, who is
new with friends in Jackson is re-
ported very much worse.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago July 9,-Cattle-Receipts, 6,ta5 in.
cluding l,525 Texans; strong 10 100. higher as A
rule. Good TO prime steers, 81. 4Oa6 10; poor to
medium, - 25a5.25; stockers and feeders steady
to strong 80. 50ai35; cows, S3st.lO heifers 81 50
sio0; Gamers, Sl,57a2,35; bulls ~. 50sl 20
calves, S3I5a6; Texas steers, 81. tOa46 90. Hogs
Receipts today 5000; tomorrow, $4,000; left
butchers, IS, 75a6 good 10 heavy, s. 05a6.l2ie;
rough heavy, s5.6os SIS; light s5. 6Oa5 s.; hulk
Of sales, S. soa5,p5. sheep-Receipts, 5000: sheep
steady lambs steady good to choice wethers
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HONESDALE.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
Honesdale, July l9.-Mr. and Mrs.
w w. Ham, of New York are guests
of their parents. Hon. and Mrs. T, j,
Ham.
District Attorney l.. NJ. Atkinson
left TODAY for New orleans, to be the
guest of his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Holmes are at
Phillips Beach. Mass.
Mrs. David n. Menner and children
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New York Live Stock Market.

active. steady 10 strong; bulls, firm; COWS, lld
ljr higher; steers, Si2jaj0O; bulls, s.20ii3O;
COWS. - iOaiGn; calves active and steady; tca'S,
sia7.25; huttcrmiks. si2J; fed calves, $50.
ShCcp-Wcak under grades 2jc. oil: lambs, slow,
generally ~ to DC. of; sheep, S5ii.jo; Cull>,
-. 2ja2 -; lambs, siiG.jo; most of the salc, at
SjlG. Hogs-Rcceipts, l,oS7. Nomnilly weak.
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DURYEA.
% the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Duryea. July l9-John Lane, the in
tant child OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Lane. died yesterday.
Master Horace Dills returned home
Yesterday from visit with friends in
Avoca.
Mrs. John Whitman is visiting
friends in Dunmore.
Miss Florence Keep. of Avoca, is
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20

East Liberty, July 9.-tattlc-Stcadv; extra,
g. S5a6, prime, - jOaj7O; good sj2Odj.in,
lIoES->toady; prime hca,ies. So ljaS l7is; light
workers and pigs SO5l6OI; common to fair work.
cI>, s6dGnj; rouGhS, slai.'O; skip>, iL75aj.1j.
Shccp-Stcady; hest wcthcr,. Si.2Dii3o; culls
and common. Il. joa2.5O; yciring,, S}ai7j; veal
calves, sIlI,jO
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

visiting Mrs. James ROLES, OF this
place.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Horace Mann died yesterday,
Thomas and Johnnie Nolan are visit =
ing friends in Philadelphia.
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BASE BALL.
National League.

At Pittshm- r, H. T.
Brooklyn ............o q o | q q o %
Piu.burG ......,.....l o q l o. oOll-i Il >
Batteries Donovan and Farrell Poole and Zim.
mcr Umpire Enl,c.
At ChcdGo- r. II. +.
Ncw Norh ..........OO u 600 - . 0
Chi, ago ..,.,...,.,..O u , | u - II q
Battcric>--M Matthov,on and smith; Taylor and
kdhoC. mprC-tunnlnghim
Vt st. Louis r. II. T..
Boston ......,........O OnOOOl-l u
-. Louis ..,..,,.....o ! | u } u 0-S II ,
Bdu,ricS-Pitirgcr and kttidcc Powell and
Ryan. lmpncs schrivcr and Nichols.
At Cincinnati r. n. T..
cincinnati ....,.....1 02OO2--S II /
Blttcrics. White and Jicklitsoh; Hahn and
Bergen. Umpire --DWycr.
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crn sheep, s}.jn4i; yearhngs, siai75; native
Lambs q o5a5: western lambs, -. ,jaj official
rcccipts and shipments for Thursday: Cattle
Rcccipt, 6,s3l, shipments, 5,s%a. hogs, receipts,
2s,36s, shipments, S,6sl; sheep receipts, B,i7o;
shipmrni., SO
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American Lea que.

A. Chicago r H. T.
Baltimore .....,..,...0 q q o n a. 5 )
Chicago ,.,,,.,.,....0 n q u o St 0 }
BdttCricS-Iovcll and Brc,uihdn; Harvey and
sullivan. lmpirc-t dntillon.
NJ Cleveland r. H. t.
Boston .............O q 0OOOl o. ) ;
Cleveland .........1 90 90 - =
Battclics-lourg and SchIC, kongo,t; Moore
and Wood, lmprc-t onnolly.
Al Detroit r. H. h.
Washington ,,,.,,,,0 u o o O--3 3
Detroit ..",,.,.......l q > 600 = ~ o
Bdttcrc, Carrick and Grady; Miller and Buc.
low, mpiIc'- Haskell and Mdna>Sdu
N Milwaukee r. H. h.
Milwaukee .,,......,.O OO OOO-i I J
BattcrcS-plank and Powers; Hastings and
Maloncy. Umpire sheridan,
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Ea stern Lea que.

Worcester, Is; Buffalo, >
Hartford, 3; syracuse, , lfr.t gamc).
Hartford, .; syracuse, II t,ccond gdmc).
Toronto, II; Montreal ,.
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oil ttt,, July 17.--trclit balances, rs; ccrtih.
Gates, l22 bid for cash, shipments, lliS5I;
average, 0s,i3o. Runs, loo,GlG; average, yJ,l3l.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20
Jangling Nerves,

Are you irritable? DO you sicep
badly? Is it hard to concentrate your
thoughts? Is your appetite poor? Do
you feel tired, restless and despond-
ent? Try Lichty's Celery Nerve . ON
pound, 1t will do you more good than
anything you have ever tried. Sold
by Matthews Eros. ..
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Personal.

OUR NEW BOOK sent free fully illustrated.
treats Of all conditions Of men, tells how 10
attain Perfect Manhood" Should he in tha
hands of every male adult Addvss Erie Medical
Co., Book Dept" Buffalo, n. Y.
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Real Estate.


HANDSOME PLOT at FaCtoryVille. beautifully
situated few minutes frun station Fos.
esses lovely view Of surrounding country. WIZ
cut to suit buyers, Prices very low. Address
". r. Hackctt, Real Estate. scranton. Pa.
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Boarders Wanted.

wANTED-Tahle boarders Mrs. Tompkins, 53i
Washington avenue.
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Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
~-~~-~- ~~,,,-s--~
WANTED-Rcliable agents To take subscriptions
for popular magazines in connection with
now census Atlas. Exceptional opportunity.
Write today. John Nanamakcr Dept. lb2A.,
New York
WANTED--Tcn experienced canvasSng agents,
with good references; write today. John
Wanamaker, Dept l62 \, New York
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Reward.

VERY LIBERAL REWARD will he paid, without
question, 10 finder of gents gold watch.
chain and charm, lost Thursday evening between
Penn and Washington avenues. Address. lOoI
Green Ridge street.
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Lost.

LOSI-A gray storm cape at corner Linden street
and Adams avenue; left on one OF the
benches Finder will please return to 745 Kressles
court.
LOST-Goldrimmcd glasses in case. Lost Thurs.
dav afternoon in central city. Please return
TO Tribune or Times offices and receive reward
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WANTED-Young man with twenty-five dollars
ts2J.OOJ to buy the agency for this city,
pittSton and Cdrbunddle. for a household article
vi great merit, You can positively make from
- t. SO daily il you are hustler. Address,
fer particulars at once, C. W. H., this othce.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

cans Per bushcl, choice marrow, =. 6oa2 6j
anton Traction Il per cent. .... ll5
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Money to Loan.
Furnished Rooms.
Business Opportunity.

FOR RENT-One large furnished front roor
also one side room. 537 Adams avenue.
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SITUATION wANTED-By a middle'aged woman
as housekeeper in widower's family; can give
reference. Call on or address n. H., li5 South
Rebecca avenue, scranton, Pa.
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SITUATION WANTED-Girl wants situation al
general housework. Good steady girl Ad.
dress NJ, Rockford, General Delivery. West Side
Postofhce.
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SITUATION WANIED-By young man; we'll
recommended; willing to work at anything;
cheap. with board. Address h. NJ, 5ll Meridian
street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-30

if popularity be made the tesi :.
says Major j. B. Pond n bls ns,.
book. Eccentricities Of Geuins then
John B. Cough deserves tbe title -
king Of the lecture world Ana tbe
further testimony Of this man who
knew him 50 well confirms ur il ~
belief that Mr.. Cough was not ongs
king Of the lecture platform bns
king among men as wen. Mr.. coupb
never asked a Zee ia bis life. re lefs
nus remuneration to the public who
enpioyed him. It rose year after wear
beginning With less than aalis4 s.
times until. when the bureau dld ~
business for him. II reached frou ssoo
% $500 q night In the last wear 81 /
as iiie ms income exceeded sac noo /
ne ala more 70 promote the tempeg.
-Aee cause than any who ever nrea
Z is strange, but ii Is fact fbse
'itnoush oough never broke down Is
ilA iiie as an orator. and never failaa
z capture his audience. vet 81 -
saEs nad mild sort Of stage frlsat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-30
WOMEN MANAGERS.
auHaIo Ladies Assisting IN Conducting
Pan-American Fair.

fan-4AAAaettcAn 3AAH
Among the Buffalo members Of the
Board Of Women Managers Of the Pan
American Exhibition in Buffalo are
some Of the most prominent women "a
the Queen City of The Lakes. The pres
ident Of the board is Mrs William
Hamlin, who for years has been iden-
titled with philanthropic work She
is Of The famous Hamlin family. whose
Village Farm in East Aurora has been
noted for years for its race horses. An
other member Of the board is Mrs.
Charles Cary. wife Of Dr. Cary who.
with his brothers, ranks at the top Of
the oross-country riders of the United
States. Mrs. Cary designed Tie Official
p3ster OF the exhibition. The Spirit
of CARA She has been president
Of tns snunaio Society Of Artists. Mrs.
~ tfay also Is member of the
Mrs. Gray Is the widow al one
Of Rnaslav idest known editors. Da-
Via Grav Il ~ Puffalo Courier.
/ prohabit ~ -. ..---s-whose
name is l,nar.n 80. 80. ,'''''i.'ss'
faIo i M go, IN ',s'' ~, oulsi0e g bu
has hsan -. =. "i'sglu' Z Z
Fdncation.i ~ - ,-.s... - 'Ais +" omen
/ =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-30

watch the lights and shades in fe
face Of a child approached by dep
Soon his face lighted up. He slaph
his big leg and said:
sTH fix it Have no further iean
You SHAH have your hearts wssf
choice. III save you from that con.
temptible wreteh-Tom Bradley. III
be back in a second"
He arose and hastily went out to p
fence.
"Jerre. he said. I'm going p
yanceburg with Mr. Tabor to get p
license for Louis and Mollies M
riage Ride over and tell Tom we :
gone, and get him to go with you d
to Abe Martins to bring home q
three cows Lought OF him yesterda
and I'll pay him we'll"
Then be went back into the houS
and said: "Mollie, when your faith
comes IN ] shall pretend to agree WI
him respecting his choice. You VII
appear as if reconeiled III 4
town WITH your father to get lieens
FOR your marriage Leave all to me.
Soon the old mans footsteps wer
heard ~ the yard, and Richard, as
ln 9. anaweg'-to words from Mollie, raise
MS voice and said:
on, Mollie, youll get over YOU
Ioolish love for Ed Bronson all riehi
hes a pretty young fellow, very at
tfaetiFe 70 girls. but one they wouis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-30

The table is ready lajd win +,
posing show. q regulation number =
regulation dishes. marshaled III ree.
lation order: quaint porcelain Sand.
nlled with slices OF oranges. pears +.
cold goose. towers or purple oulnss
leiiy squares grapes. or shratded
chicken breast: saucers OF shrfm,s
saited IN their skins. and never for.
gotten, the famous eggs. preserved for
years in lime, aud served sjirad Is
beds Of brown jelly (much nrIzed ~
tneif acrid and rather ammoniacal aa-
tor' put not usually appreciated NJ
Iofeignersl. Hot wine of vario9s
brands and vintages is served throssb.
out That most commonly aunt ,s
Alha of sack Or sherry uegusa yel-
low vine distilled from Indian corn
heing comparatively mild. il Is served
n small cups. ardent white spirits ~
rice samshu-in thlmhlefuis. Rose
vine 4 one Of several varletle4 aa
.ofea. wan roses tNo Wlne Is made
rom grapes, though they are nlentlha
- N9ftu Ihina.)
When all are seated ready far tbe
'ray the host raises his cup
Let IS drinksr
we reply Thanks. thanks then !
81 io-with chopsiieka. picking now
rom one dish. now from another h
lquant contrast Of sweet soaY ana
att biackwood's Magazine
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PLEASURE AND HAPPINESS.
Pleasure Is a Passing sensation, Happi-
ness Is a State.


ness Is a state.
Whether Americans take their pleas
ures too sadly or not. it is certain that
they pursue them too seriously. With
many people the desire to be amused
becomes craze. and instead OF max
Ing pleasures but incidents OF life tbev
make them a business. Occasions Of
enjoyment should be accepted as they
come, and not to be striven after for
the effort Of the pursuit depriyes pleas
ures Of their zc1t. The spirit OF eniov.
ment should now in when the soul Is
open TO receive it. Pleasures that arc
sought are like heavy food that nause-
ates. Pleasures are for moments of
recreation and relaxation. II You have.
you say IN objection. too much time AZ
your disposal already, that IS your mis-
fortune. You can find something 10 do /
and not hunt very far. One serious mis-
take in connection with pleasure hunt
ing rs made under the impression that
pleasure and happiness are svnony-
nous. AS a popular lecturer and writer
recently pointed out, pleasure is a pass
ing sensation and happiness is a state
Happiness, like pleasure, cannot be pur-
sued and caught, and. unlike pleasure
i cannot be lured and held by appoipt-
ed occasions. Pleasure comes fron,
without and depends upon Others. han
piness proceeds from within and is not
dependent on time or circumstances
Pleasure comes through the senses
happiness is condition OF the sopl
occasions Of pleasure are often bevond
'ur reach, happiness is within the ken
4 every one. Happiness smeans bar- y
lony-a harmonious relation between :
IAN and God. II this seems ike 9
reaching then happiness arises from 7
DING or trying TO do, your whole dutv 2
ward your fellow-men, and ii aets q
love and usefulness. The calm and a
'renity which flow from such en- y
aaYor are proof that the effort Is A. z
ast IN harmony with the laws Of vopr g
VA nature. Pleasure for the most mart 70
kes self into account; happiness re- n
ITS from self-forgetfulness. Pleas 6
es can not bring happiness. but han q
ness can lend keener enjoyment IN "a
aasures. res.-Indianapolls News. %