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THE PEtN 7.
The yario,n Names ~ Goes ny Its Per.
sis,rui Popularity.

~
Here IN Virginia 80 designate our LITTLE
trend u-incipallv ~ IN" peanut, but quit"
often we likewise hiludc 80 him a. = ground
ne. and o,,rsIona.Iy ~ eooh'r over
d. England they call ~" SaInr fru' ground
NM. While u = %varol.ly known elsewhere ~
.ar,hnut. Nani,n nut. lur.ngt. and
r,d', tn" -''%n..' i''r"h1'"',, = : w."
faniiv t.lors- "a -" genus Of i"suminoh-
plaut.
p~rH,lIuC Jos of lok"- bout l"Inut- of.
r,th .t pIrdtr. fot tn"N call them hN THAT
name M w." T1lmett" STAT" \ Columbia
,ort,mt nrtrE uuk"~ Gun ~ Va" south I aroma
I,,-ttnr- MO exhibit q peculiar and mot
,huorm,, '%ru'r">- 'or puifrN during bust
u'.- h'..
and "a. ,rUru' recall f. -e~~lon ui ~" i"gi-la-
'TIrr Oh.. .fnupdT"a> V"r" tot IN ~'l" ~ th"
,rpf'oI \oi ID" VERY Ions ago TIE m'mt"l
from L." count We hI'U~'i We proprietor
" u.r.ut .'tud nd h-ouch' hi- son down
- "a. lfruri 80 CorHu,' fN" 'nf"rif'>H ihl.
.trrd us- fu Mo fofunds of ''~ 'ariol. ana
,h.-. v,- not IAN hour during the day whrn
Nm. w1rlI" Washington irIed - h"hoId
.'afc-u.u eating u'tuut-
ir. fH-oI- old -'uNc hfrleh' nlth"f ron
OIL. ,,r.taI - Win m-hurc whom Richmond
,..4u. me scot Of the N'a'" government
-"..m- 10 nav" h""n d"sisi.d 70 CIV" ,, NUN
,i-ft,. ~p. a. po-.llc 'or ~" roasting o'
,e,,u,. H. an, rate. tho stove Wa~ used ~
rg-t 'or that purpo.". aud - 'ontirue~t -
.crv. legislator - lous - q NJ" Nrs hsht"d
pcr,i.trri effort .ons ha- h"en mad" -
.t.rlp tho peanut ~l'h no mark OF vulgarfyi
h., -. r,'rlol- -,lsW. hH- been q tot NJ
,,ryt. Nryrr vu~ 80" peanut - popular
,- d, H. to-day T. Is ,roWdtng ~ haugh'N
..u.f.tr. the ,1l'rd almond. o' ~" i'sihl
lord rud u o. r.ulii, receiving vidH r",og-
49, OF ,> q dsi,l'N 1IU" Un- when sooi"r>
v.r. s,rnu,w- NJ ,ir,I- rCWdNl~W, gallery
80. ,l.trrp.roI-u..~ aud f"~t.N occasions
- 80. r,,I,ftr#f N0N fl' peanut "~p"
,.uy ~. lreiup product travels On ~
urrf',. nj conc M contact WIN The h"-'
r.,a.. ~ uuf Iqud
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FKppoNIs. July " The milk dealer.
Of Fredonia hav" organized for m" rgrpo-"
of compelling owners of mich ,ops ~ ~"
yillae. to ..ll milk to IN" dealers oulv The
have announced that n N" owner OF q co"
sells milk 20 friends or u"ishhors that o."
dealers viii refuse 10 sell ~ arv time 20 "l'h'.
the GOV ow nsr nr tho" who bought ir"u
him.
A. over y hundred covs are kept WITHIN
the village and ~ mot Of the owner OF the"
coVS .upplv ore ~ more customers during
IA. greater part oi IA" -.ason. TN" announce
ment 81 ~. nIlkm"u 'su~"~ 'onst"rna'io
4, - \ fact that thee hom"-k"pt cow ~
supp,v milk only about min" months OF ~"
twelve. and the owuers and customers h"'
must depend on III. dealers The oiher'ht'"
months
Tie question - really - serious and ' A."
dealer. are % we'll Organized that feNet! q
r.onls. beaded hV Superintendent "
1rewatne. arc contemplating calling 'h-
matter TO the attention oi lh-'rif N'of.
Green. on IN" ground that u 'ons''u''
tousuIrAtN
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<.,h.,p Hood IN Lover south.

70 NV rpiron ~ vi SrN-'r The Rev
~ ro..rh NUM- 80 IN re l.i,rT IN THt So on
IN. innusnrr 81 Narhern Irood IN the Lover
SOUTH SAYS NJ memof. '-cAiis that Hammond
~ south 'AtolirA Who >rrceeied calhoun N Nc
senate. UNs = Northern Nchoolirachrt befor- he
br~sur orc ~ me lNTg'>' planters " his adontSd
state Narr sutrrspuncrr'N memory Il wholly
=, 'auI' IN fhls nAitef senator lanes y Ham
-pond ~Ns h.ru IN south tArp'lna m 1871 and vAs
rr,dr,'rd fraT he south CsrouuA Colter. IN is1S
MS 'athrf rnshs HAfnmo~i 49, = native % Mas
ADJUSTS no lived for many wears IN South caro-
Uns and v.s for a tlrtS = professor IN the south
Carnlua college Furthermore. Hsmmond nd
moi strrSed tslhoun W tre senate Calhoun died
In 49, and wa Sucrerdtd rs Franklin " fillmore
Uawnont usS ~'srtrd to the senate IN isS TO
>urcr-d \ y Nuti't Sho f'rd 'hsi year
Wv NOHH. 'ulN u 7.
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eHsvs rx.nrs 70 ~, o, go, -
s,s n ws~ss ss-r-s.~ rv,~- ~ ..i.l o.
~ Q s~,erv uis~ 10 4 .asssrr..

WssHtSarns. July Ia Minu.i.r W. T..
fang csll~i Personally oa S-rr-tafv n.
to-day AMI In hddi an 10 repairing th.f
hal r~-iVe,i uflcial npts~ ~ hs nst
pr~-n'ed Q lons telegram 'om Nprr s.
iAu hun-yth and chang Ch,h-tuns
ss-umssl charg~ - N" Indemnify and rfu
negotiations ~th ths pow-rS arrr tl.
d'ath II H. Hung chang In" 'el.grln
devoted largely To- argument go -hpw Old,
China - unahle o. cumply with the drrua
~ -om~ - the Powers that tho bure, u.
rising INDEMNITY - paid In goII. thus.
acyuunt II the depr-r,ar.on In silver. add n @
about SsO.oD.Wa To the amount whl,h ih.
Powers originally demanded The W.
Nic~ruvS APPEAL to W. Va tor hs Nallat
a--l-tanc- IN "~ndcaNo~iug 30 -aN" th.,
from financial ruin Tine tel-gf am ~ays
II payment. N gold are %r.puir-i tho rr
Of gold will undoubtedly rs" To- tNo ,u,....
to the ta"l \oN. ell merchants Nlp .
port foreign goods into china have 4.frtI
s sonsrsS s, re r. .e'; ~. ne ., Emg" Of
ALL have to re" With ~ ualus to 'hs .rlYr
Treasury Of CHINA and the pov"tr, 81 n.
BB@S%pp'r r, 's goo. f''H' , H.4 IT, i',~ o..
prices Thus. 20 demand payments 300 =,
only mplirs IN" financial isN'f NJ ,t. ,
without b~urhtt-c the nnau.tl ,orfnu.n
Of th. foreign GpV-rnm.nts N qil ",
only a few bankers vii reap aI "a" sdN,r
tas~s and M ~ IN" sHm- iu. a
receive q severe blow
II - certainly no, TO the interest NJ a.
country to do this since n 20 he Ilflu,
OF the foreign Governments Va iu,r.t@' utI,
With thcir kno ledge of Coutm"r,It. r.-is
they cannot help knowing that th" rts .
Of indemnity pIvU"uts Ia silv'r tc'pri.r.
to tho plan 81 amortization vii t. ~" WaI.-
not oulN oi saving uiua from HEAVY Losses
hut also Of protecting votruef,tI .,f'.H.'.
THIS matter 10 WORTHY ot me serious rnf~Yia
Grafton OF To" national l"sisl ttur'~ aui .u.
m"rolal bodies ~ different 'uuutftr~
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, TN To our friends. the fishermen. i.

4 tip 70 our friends, the fishermen. H.
Away In order. They were dow nh.srted
on account of their disappoin,m.n,s In the
early pnftion ~ The season The cold
spring did IL Their favoriic game. the
weakf.h. were brhind time and bites r--
manned few and far riWe-n Nov. how
ever. the h-h have arrived at their old
hnunts IN force. On N. Staten Island
shore from Midland Beach To the Great
Kills. and from the latter point To Rich
rnopd Valley. they are running rapidly,
bltig furiuusly and hnngiug lack the
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.,,,,.o,, p.... %, Author, ,ss,n., ,,d,.n..

I-|"- ~ = tn TIT0IIF -"
tndAuapr"s Is Vn rH"h 49, Hn about -
r,.,,,, t.tIry. but tho Twin CUES rhn boss'
ofv,,.r. ono." productions arr inlns ihe c"unir
,,ur. .,r' 's,r tDo'" 81 ~" "."'' r"Nd ~ novel
W refer q. 'Snsr connected Nth thS
u...,-,.t Agricultural ~'ino' ana INi~uu'at
.,r,.ar Th,, arc not oun tcArhInC Nmctcan
tanner, how ,l make ivh hlNGrN ~ gtAss g5na
80, o.. ,,r, one gov nsiot". hr' he, arc douhl,ng
tic ,.od rr,,r. 90 "lr whats hnd other gFain'
,,.,,,., tho s'gninf our ,a''lc. lIupIihg our
10. ,..-bIn. 10, OBJ. food Nslur 81 direrrnt prod
,.f. and ra."ur If, .rufr worm lNins than
-, b.,or. ~ I,ug - - raul q, nc centre 'ot
a.. d.,,-hu'ion ~ ,H,r tenn er' literature - 'hr
,U,.s he - %r-f.ft,g 80. ~ sfr quite willinE ths'
- ,,,,I. .r,U -. au- the ,rntTr TOT nv l.
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she More socss.
Dro-, tho P~h,icdslphlr RsoDri

FROM ~ Phiicd''ph,n Record
richly af'.red woman vas driven in her
az to IN" curb M front NJ y fash
torabl. t~,u'l,tr establishment On Chestnut
strr.i YESTERDAY morning III" fontuI1u
ha-ten~d 20 open the C~nrrtas" door Tor '''
hut as -hc alirit.i her SKIRT caught an tt"
hinge. aud Their" VAS q generous d~IlJN
Of lingerie and ho-i'D 10 conspicuous w.
the incident that the attention n tho pa~s"rs-
by waS attracted. and psoplo could not help
hu, motto" and common uY"n ~" i''t INT
the woman. in-tesd of wearing -to'tIrg-.
had on white ~crk~. such ~ Nit," 'hildr"u
wear I'M accidental DISPLAY Wa startling
90 sav the Toast ono man Who tpoA ~ N"
situation dad not seem -urpri~'t "" l~
.nploved IN n store wher" much hosiery =
~nld
Lots ~ women are wearing hlif- hos
now. he aid -uppoS" Goodness - ~"
oh &c, ia 10 de- red. hut his woman ha-
deuous'rtted that an exposure" b. soin"'IHn"-
bound 80 occur Still. that wouldn't h.pu"n
often How do they keep eW w Nh'
With ~gnrter=. Of course gartcrs such - mon
vear. only much lighter and NOR" d"li'a'r
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A. Apology Demanded From rnt.ssrs.

To rur FptroR oy Tny SrN S' saturday
being = pAriisl holiday IN this city, I took al
yAntAgc % ". AID wen, 20 S~e the lall Esme be
tween ,h~ loeal nine. aud N, Nov Nork team In
the nnh ard saith inninrS. wh~n one ~ the loc.l
nlryers va caught ~ third base. and pu, on.
~ rr,ud ,ooL s.tls'ar'ion hy calling out. Whist
- the matter with the rosrhrf' when this lndi
,tduai turned apou', and IN = mo>l clear and dis
tprt voice. ralird nui "a Snwr one In my vie unity
Who vss Si'ting among \ number of women. ci
drnilN ladies. a name whtrh unless n" cHh prove ".
lsNs this psr-on rrim'nAlA lNtlr
ms man. although ~ 'hr uniform ~ = Puts
hute rlsvst. I'D not VlaN a. Tor A. can iudrr, but
.ta1d o. the roarhing line The mana get of the 10.
cal n ne &C. rAInly owes an apology toihosr present.
pTrrsrv M. iuly " \ Z PhiCt
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Mr. 4 MuIER Of Brooklyn commends
Comml-sioner woopBrRr's experiments In
dur, collec,ing with an eve on tuberculosis
ant Mr MILLER recommends. to the same
en.i, the suppression 81 ice cream -old on h q
s-r~~. And II exposed meat is liable 70
t,'acd contssion. how far more dangerous 10
hoalth mus, he fruit distributed through
pushcar,s and corner stands.
To stop the sale in the street 81 hockey
pokey, IN. luxury % the penny capitalist.
and of fruit. the refrcsher 81 N" heated
wayfarer. would be a hardship not to be
imposed except by a very pressing Necessity
What Mr. MiLLER says about tho dirtinesS
81 the glasses ia which hokey-pokey ia sold
4. right
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r en- slower Than Phnrhclphis.

Frow M Phii"dciph,1 T'm's
Philadelphia member Of the state "ss
lstur. vas trcpntlv showing sorns Harrls-
hurg friends round IN. ,ItN htll and to"s
them int" Mayor I~hhrfg"'- room "
Honor made himself v"ry aerc"lhl" 90 NJ
visitors. a. Il his wont. and had a hearty
clad To have met YOU fot 'h"w ~ fh'}
Ner. departing ono 81 N" stranger. much
imufsss.-l by the NsvCr CurdHUtN Vr-
.ared long enough To ~,y
II Nou'r" ever up IN our town come ="
SOC mo n treat YOU RIGHT Nou'N" nevcr
he~n 10 Hirrishurs ~, have You
-Oh. We. replied tho Mayor I spout
two weeks there one afternoon
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Progress ON the Dictionary Of Pro-
family.


These Julian heats cannot relax the
zeal of the great band of brothers and
philologlanS who are collecting material
for the Dictionary of Profanity and
Curse Lore. There - an old. ~up-Country
saving NJ the weather-wise rs q
hot tn swear : II il never too hot To
gain and spread abroad sound knowl-
edge of sound or sounding words To
the really profane vulgar the proposed
work gives no invitation Coarse and
narrow swcarers bv rote. the poverty
IT their vocabulary IL only equsllcd
by the foolish profusion with which
thev Use il Nothing can he learned
from them or bv them. Away with
them. To the curious and the .
plishai: 10 the men If wisdom and self
restraint who wish 10 know all quaint.
robust. venerable, plquant and mysteri-
n,Is oaths and Use none real and great
save upon great and real %provocarlon and
OCCASIONS for PURPOSES strictly medical
and sntipvretic. 10 all who like 10 saunter
along the cowpaths and among the
bushes of dialect ~ all who love the
unfettercd and ungallowsed tongue
- such We speak The happy protector
If he lonc-awaItei thc~aurls. the PreSi-
den, ~ the Editorial Council and Con-
~ciliabulum, the Hon. PULP HALE ~
Boston. paints the fine wori-cape
worhily:
., %, lrno>sib'- to ov,rs',m,t. nc vaIu. Of
~. 49,, .-.4--
,,ntA,,,y. and ,hsr,'or- lrsrectly-ly. will h- IN
,hiea hy duigsn, study 10 lmprrN th- N ard
children - tuc.t rol,.-old ny = display o. v~rb,!
yirIs rh-v int have heen thought 'a'-vitted
WI gov ,r,h ,llrhutor' hrrHAnce Tn. most
prp.air will ~cy'tIva'e = last" Tor 'h- picturesque
TIL 4 ~,ion.r. With ~ Nii' ranEr ~ expression.
from -l1rirr and Trimmed oAtn' to 'h' thunder
1u,. from ~. fantastic ana sgAg 70 'he hnArr
~ r~v.rher,uns viii b. lndlsr.n'a h!e 20 e,sry one
VINO docs no. wish - h~ IN = level Win 'r~ h'ast
~, psrshr'h ~ ,s~. - rom = tov~r. chrdr~n
,o-ng o,-f ~ arer the evening meal s1d ~ hear
,..,r animated questions 80 'h- ra-rr's - IL In
r,.r o~r-. 'rn- mat ~ tHs seller ~ tifd s.,d ,p
M ~ NE ,rsLrf ~ ~ msts~,s Thor. ac ~
~ ieAs' ., copi.s N lht~s u,1 snd sl 10 constant
u.- ., tl- Apo'Brrsn', 10 i' chained near h.
rector, sri thc Eus roos
In such n spiri, Of nrophetic husl-
asm - m. work ber,in From Dan In
p..rsb.ha from Hell to B~rcakfsst II
We nav ,isc q Kentucky formula. pens
are scratching and ~collaborator- ar
,ancr, caris !, ,~Irbab.,,caI ordsr
NJ, ~ this material ~. send d,rcc,lv
90 Ros,o, rc,a,ning only such ms seems
MIR, ~cula,lv Illuminating n. ,o the
r,,oho which ara cern,,.,, our linz.
:, n-,o-,,,,,ion %, p,c,urcsoro
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To rHr rptroh 90 rHK SuS->r note In your
editorials and IN many oi the COMMUNICATION pub
lShed b. Sop . disposition 'o regard lightly the
danger 10 the putit, Of oar Language through the
,ol, ration and rncouragsmrnt IT slang This II
IN. perod you should get wise to the fart. and ~
Kour hrAin and W. Isrl~ To choke ~ ~ tome down
IN n hsmmst and ,onss. and nsse is advocates
'r~l ne thlrA rs1s Nhst w'll heroine Of tho
prattie 81 out pUd -ssnrs " the PRES does not
iump rkr a Thousand 81 br~k ou ths mihed-up hss
81 hot an. thiS Trashy. cheap. marked down. bundle
Of -ush. slang } y.
HHRnHINN EulN
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m, New I~'.~,~ss Of Passion.
V,1., 49, RifsmoHf IHsr sfsN

I,,., - RishrtoHd pf,nfcN
r,.r, are o., lrs H's could not ciimh - dsl.
:, a.nthN hr,unl ~ teach no fAf on star
Wlt>F r.IAnrf 80, Nv' cannot fccl,
I,t sem. to sHIrflia'r With ~ " rAihl
"a human pN " 49, another fuhs.
,,,r N1Ish / md osutidrFus tar
And hA,, canned me simple INK which binds
,.rdtk~ intellect Win romrun minds
It.U tulsNuAhit and subtle thing
gsiisd lnNr. priceless, indeed, Nc sfis you gave
A., ,.,rN Aad 10 Ntdr a. - Insttan mAke-
v,rr INC resolves arruuling 20 hiN needs
ItNu Flnarrs Tot thoSs a 10 drrAm their rNrs fwaN
uuI gun4tu nANsfon 1 s>sd ones fansiy gfON
Am rpnfrat. ~ iR"u hast pHu'krg fos ws
= braus drsfr. q slts aNnit
GoouHtsH. Trnt lLf1Attrn NufrsoH
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Peach state 81 IN. luton

I.la 10 us..f tfr. EsH'''
C.orris l. Ne peArn 80 r ~ 'u" in'o7 f'
: ~ 80 acN'n h.ar1s ut0's NN - Ns" '
am ,tAs1 tHsn Nsv l,f,s, sWh 5000" '
I.t.~.-. All .trl.D len wars agu t.r
~ 10. bo.'1r 90 thr Ist rouros-f offh's~ '
State, NIAhsmA nrd MfrsiNs,pri 49, aN t'tn'
l,e p. am states The ~ou'n 100 b. me rus -
Of Ihr Z nted states
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Two Point. ef ttew a..

chicago Man VOL ~ ran nos 40 from Nc~
yors W Chlcssu IN twenty hour
N.~ Norker nrt'sr Than that We ran a. 'rum
Chlcsr 70 90 N~~ Nort In mo Name ttn.
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ono more th~ loHSsoSs lead the SutrHs In ne
civ df~rtorN Tsrfr1 i-f'' ocsir
Then our suspicious that Chicago il do
generating socially ar" confirmed Com
parad 80 the venerable family e SMITHS
,hc JouSsoNs are up-tar's; and we ar"
proud ,o >av ,ha, IN m. Now York directory
whiL. the page- 81 JoHNsoNs are three the
passs Of SMITHS arr seven
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Killed by q Rooster.


Frc,- No Philadelphia R'cors
I,MrrrgvILLt Y I Irlv ~ The death
of Jamps " Carroll. ac.d -. Nho-n ~tru"rll
took place to-day. - Rttrihgt~i to ~ I''t.a
hy q rooster He vas ~spuTret 81 N" nam
hand nv a fowl bcing Wounded on . vein
The hand awcllei. and. on arriving home.
he won't to his rRrlor. aud. lying on th" floor.
e.pired Instantly
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To 1ps Tniron ~ IuE SvS-S- Nov me
o, sugge>, ma, rmu'ou> tl'tcheAd ~ Goass eve.
Ne should y, ADMITTED ~ tho circle He chsfes
WIN ir,psuence n ~ quAnnrs Antety viii be
r~f~v-i q y
EESSpbyNHposr July q
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thi. a-e - . fo-h ANYTHING =" do WITH
the ~ 20 thai fasstnai'ne ant
flowing verb ~ t-h' Pruf H,HHT
THuHSroN PRS sr.SS - deriN" ~"
latter from JosHU, hut that Champion
rather quashsd than lu-h"d 4"
h.athen I%usnUN- leads ~ hack u"
MoSES Nr D BuptF BINUHAM 1T
Germantown asks HOLY Nr-"- -
not q diaconal cath W. think not
IL i rather an artificial than n natural
home-pun oath. AMI cuphcmlstic swear
"rS would hIht shv ~ u " - al
VIXEN clev.rlv use,i for - IL, .fy value,
a. In FIELn'S translation ~ the lat on"
~ the First Book. Rosa quo locorHiH
Serd mor,tgr
Nnd a, 'or fuses. Holy Moss
Tnsy can he hsd at WING ptr"
W. never heard q deacon or other
euphemIst employ Holy Moses
Gosh own brother To josh u
: Jeho-haphai. perhaps, il 81 So Nd
distribution that II a he assigned to no
place a. vet II belongs tn a fine family,
bnsh, gosh, Josh, galosh.
sharp-prowed words cutting the sea of
sound and leaving a wake II foam he
hind. Will no man or woman tell US
where and when this boon OF a gosh
arose, Probably IN various parts OF
the world simultaneously, like all other
great inventions II has dropped
from millions 81 lips and IL distinctly
sooth ng
strictly or originally DIAGONAL is Ned
to drive like Ned : and 30 on Now,
" Neddy is a well-known subtitle OF
the donkey and the Devil Is IN ass, ~
BES JoNsoS and a thousand reams 81
medieval legend tell. DIAGONAL also are
I'm be fingered 'oonsan II ALL
consarned.' doddas,ed" Indiana 4.
Il snum.- Il snummy.- -cracky.
great Scott Belonging TO the large
class 81 fire oaths are . ALFRED,
: blasted -. blue blazes. - thunder m
birthstone and all hell and no pitch
hot These slzzle too much. Prei-
cradle are the mildcr euphemisms. all
Of them comparable with such express
sions a. the Eumenidcs and the Euxlne
and the practice Of calling the FAIRIES
tho good people the little people =
Names are powerful and dangerous. and
must not be monkeyed with. Pro-
pitiatory or Apologize substitutes are
safer. Somewhat as a Hindoo woman
speaks 81 her husband not by his name,
hut AZ = the father Of nv children. -"
there are persons who will not give
the Adversary his b~t-known title, but
call him the Old Boy, a term in which
sympathetic appreciation rather than
aversion seems To lurk There IL "a
sort OF electric shock and sting IN
many 81 these drah-Clothed words and
phrases. We remember an inyeterate
Webster Wing. who wore n blu" dress
cuat with brass buttons 20 the last
want my tea strong enough 10 bear up
a grinstun an hotter'n the southeast
side 81 the hot place And vet his
greatest oath was only . Wal. darn me-
Modest and i~nofcnslvc. but how weak
nv the side of that favortc oath Of
WILLIAM the %Conqueror- i It was he
by tho splendor 81 Cop II Kings
must swear. that is the sort Of oath for
,ham
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To TVS rptros ~ TITS SUS-N' think N 7
u . u right IN hts view 81 the origin ~ nv Cripes"
tny Chu,u. When WAs . hay, forl YEAR ago,
~ J,nlnl Cnp~s- ~As q bold V-n'ure for tho
adnlrN-ena sNrArrf G
Nls NunA. 1ub
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II tho Hon Tom JOHNSON SWING around
,he circle and exhibits 20 n discriminating
puhhc his boom for President. other Demo
cratic candidates for tina, honor will hav"
10 hump thrms.lve. Tom i. q r"cor
mixer when h. chooses TO show his speed.
and the high air 81 Colorado. where his tour
il 10 hegn. - not rsr"r than HE genius
FOR arousing spontaneous enthusiasm
among N. faithful. II his rivals don't
walk warly. no will make EN- look Ink"
rhree CENTS Il W. NAV ndap, n popular
phra~e 10 the Use - this illus'rious friend
~ The T-opl" and himself.
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deliah's ~ ssh-T DAYS 20 the ~e.,ndssi
hearts ~ hanslin~rs and
artists fhe danh~r watchers are eon'-
ing homo every evening 18th hfish hF-
nn'i s'ii-sio~ksd ha-ke'.
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Preef.

LADY You nay YOU ~-r- wealthy oncr uPon =
time
RAss, ye-. mum have me las, bTidce ~h,s'
tally card In me packet yet
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Wayne
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p.s,s -ktnsgus 40 y. nrsr card Hotel anH
f,o@,u. 10 iu. InuIr1irid de- taau. ne
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anu OF
out this
dursnrcl
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ground. |
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toward 4
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II IL
fails 10 cure z. W. Groves signature
is on each box. 26c. iie4-1yr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-29
Obituary.

Laroy Wilcox died at his home in
Alma. on Wednesday Of last week, aged
forty eight years, three months, and
seventeen days. The funeral was held
at his home on Friday Rev n Z Hafer
officiating, and the remains wereiuterred
In the Riverside cemetery.
The deceased was born at Pewamo.
Michigan, May 2, 1904. and lived there
until three years ago, when ne moved
TO Alma, where be lived until his death.
In the winter of 1888, he was married
20 Miss Hattie Holiday. Seven children
were born 20 them, of which six are
living who with the loving wife are
left 10 mourn their loss One brother
Of Ionia county, also survives him. The
loving wife and children have the sym
pathy of the entire community III their
sorrow.