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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-01
Two Negroes and white Boy SxiIIed

Two Negroes and White Boy Killed.
 PITTSBURG, June 1.-Two negroes and white boy were killed and q third negro terribly beaten in quarrel over game of craps at High Bridge, West Liberty. The enraged mob of whites had a rope about the neck of the third negro and were dragging him to tree to lynch him when he was rescued by officers. Both sides had re- volvers, and during the battle hun-{ dred or more shots were fired. TheI quarrel was the result of an attempt on the part of the white boys to break up the crap game and stop the gam. bling.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-01
MEMS SERGE SUITS.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-01

La Belle Refrigerator, made of
 hard wood with galvanized iron
 sliding shelves and removable
 waste pipe, 42 inches high, reg
 ular 5000, at $T.95 No 8 Oval wash Boiler with cover
 made of heavy tin, regular 95c,
 at 69c Star Oil Stove with two large
 burners. special 69c Enameled Iron Preserving Kettles,
 holding 8 quarts, 49c Idberty Gas Stove with two double
 burners, nickel plated, $1.69 Galvanized Iron Refrigerator
 Pans, Stamped in one piece, 13c 10 cakes of Laundry Soap, special
 10 for 25c Water Sets, large pitcher, six
 glasses and fancy metal tray,
 complete 25c Glass Berry Sets, cut patterns,
 large bowl and six saucers, spe-
 pIal 15e Dinner and Tea Set. 100 pieces,
 nicely decorated, first quality,
 special s6.e;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-01


 On account of a fortunate (purchase in materials we Fare taking orders this week for Tailored Gowns in our Ladies' Custom Tailoring Dept for a little more than half the regular price.
 Goods are all the finest imported suitings, both in black and in fancy mix turesao two dress pat terms alike on display in our tailoring dept, 3rd floor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

W Deuti@e eebrmab6en iofort
perlanst In Srau s. s. @onser's
Enswaarenbanbluns go. 26-5. Mue.
luolt9. 1921
: Die Sissr 9rils umo sama=
i9inen iino sarantirt, baB fe bic bette
Arbstt lisfera uno ant oauerbaftefen
UNI baber aud ant biaieien ino.
Vebt 3n VI. SeFnius, ct Glouo.
* 80 Qder sutes, bret unb cine
Wtetle BON apon selesenss 9anb unter
silnltisen Sebinsunsen gu faufen.
Jfdberes gu erfrasen Bel sSobn 6 NJ
trtnger, Quon, Mtnn. 14=ba
W gu uertaufen ODER gu perpad=
ten meme D Wetle iibli6 pom Der
Stabt selesene, As ader sroBe Ssarm;
aues unter PfluS, mebrere Qder auz
tes Wteienlanb, ber &eit @eibe nit
gutter Nueae unb Street, Spredt
Dor Bel g. .. S9mit. @de II. Qpe.
unb 1. StraBe n0rbli9, ct. G(oub,
Wtnn. 16.1t
~- Sn sSuwelen, namentli6 Sod=
s%ettsrtn9en, in Sal9en= unb Sausub=
rem pie au6 In Silbermaaren fault
man bas bette unb biuisite BEL u. s.
Nobertl on, ct. gloub, BEL Dem ar&
Heparaturen on ubren prompt unb suz
perldfts beiorst per6en. 39=ba
- ALE Sortsn JarmserGtbe uis
Gggen, Yaiige II. !. 10. UNI ale Sor=
ten oer beten Mai9insn ftets biais
UNI fur ben Tarmsr sepinnbrinsenS
b~srtauft bet @. Sefnius, ct. Gloun.
- Sautjuden sebeilt in 80
Wtnuten bur6 8oolforb's Seilwai9=
ma ler. Sieles feblt ME. 8ertauft
beim apotbeter SEQ. 9. Spencer,
St. elouo, Wttnn. 15.ba
20 Gin sutes Wdb5en, bas su
fo9en perte5t, gum iofortisen @in=
trttt ~perlanst. @uter9obn rnb bauern=
be Qrbeit Suseli9ert. 1906 Ctr. &c.
~ Sir suuerldiitse unb prcmpte
anfertisuns bon Yldnen fir Geltben=
gen, S9ulen, &ir6en uu6 ionitiae
0teubanten wenbe man 1i6 an ben Or
9itetten g. 5. Soas, ct, G(out,
Wttnn. 12sba
- gine gierteliettion iebr feines
Sano tn Cotton @oob 60, swei
Wetlen bon Sopn Seifers, ales unter
Yfus, 81 uertaul6en sesen Elm gut
unb mobern einseri9tetes @obnbaus.
Wan ipre9e Dor in Der Stuser 0anb
80. 16:ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
elite Der 6efbmpremem.

Dienitas wurbe BON &reisseri9ts=
idretber 6erm. Wiuer, Sberiff s.
g. 8ernid unb Sriebensri9ter 8m
8. Ilben folsenbe 9ilte Der @eI9mo=
renen se5osen, wel9e ais iol9e betm
&reisseri9tstermin i'm Wonat Wai
benz @ountp 81 btenen baben:
Gro s se d worene.
IS. s. Sostins, Chen @auep; s.
@rbmann, Sair Sauen; Sobn Seer.
tes, ct. Soiepb; Sobn Woore, @ib=
lep; Sobn Boiling, @atetelb Sobn
0eubed unb Wid. Minnratb, Maine
Prairie Mi@. S6ulb, Yapnespi0e
Soiepb &ieber, Sc Sauf; 4l. 9ub,
4lbanp; 6. S. Smart, 8rodpay &;
Soiepb Sintemeper, 2pnben; Sobn
&ramer, Stabt Welroie; Sobn Dot=
tenborf, goleseuile; Sobn Maslon=
fowstt, Conn ct. gloub; garuep
S9mallen, st. @loub; Sacob D6eel,
Shremour9, Aoam Gbnet, Tratn y.
Sormes, WiawOob; Sulius &o9=
mann, Bate @eorse; Sobn Sbiel=
mann, Iuon; Qbam &olb, Sprtno
Siu; Seiurt@ NieboH, ct. @artin.
&letnse@ woren e..
Clinton Sung, &iblep; @uitau Sc
uerion, @ortb Sort; q. 6. gomers,
2pnSen; Sobn Neublins, Stabt ct.
@loub Sobn 2ampert, Melroie; s.
Simmers, Goueseutue Solepb Stabl.
Berger, Safe @eorse; Sobn Salesta,
Stabt ct. @loub Wartin &naus,
@ateftelb; Nl. goe, Wiumoob; s..
30. &nittel, Srodpap Serb. &orff,
Saut Centre @eors &rebs, ct. Nu=
sufta; Us. 6s@riffin, Stabt Wel=
role Bal. 9ermann, Solbins; Sp
9itmer, groue; Gb. grpunt, Stabt
Saut Centre; 6enrp 8eber, &od=
billie ; Itd. 0tebrt6. &oduiue ; Matb.
&rans, oate Senrp; Sobn Grlein,
&rain; Senrp 6aber, ourembur; st:
to Sultqutlt, Stabt ct. glouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Sarmtng.

0as @ablersebniB i'm Sopn
EARNING mar folsenbermaBen: Gu:
peruiioren: Sobn Sbeleu, 9oriiser q;
6einri6 9Dltbaus, Carl 6armann ;
Glert: S. 9, Otnsmann; Aiieiior:
SAL. @nselbarb S6abmeiIter Seinr.
&orte SrieOensri@ter :Serub. 9ifen
gonitable: Suitin Seller. -Selbit bic
I'M i6le6ten 3uitanbe beftnbli6en
Wese fOnnen uniere Sarmer nt@t ab
balten, bas fir ben 8au bes ugale:
ment" Der neueu &tr@e nOtbtse Was
terial ber6eisui6afen. - 9an6asent
6. u. Cooper uertaufte einem Sar.
mer aus Sib=O afota, namens 8. 6.
Stint, 100 @der 9anb, bas uabe bic
Ter SrtI9aft selesen lit, fir $4, 500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
MOoil.

Dieies 8iuase mirb fit's laufenbe
@siddftsjabr BON na6itebenben 8e.
amten resiert: Prdiibent Olioer &asz
mid Sruitees: Yeter @els, 9. s.
&eppers, Sos. Drummer; &ecorber:
Sranf @bitman; S6abmeiiter: Goz
bert Wel5; SrieOeuSri6ter: g. 6.
S6aubl; Gonitable: Gin, Sones.
Das Conn CAB ii9 bel Ser 8abl fol-
senbe Seamten: Superpiloren s.
6. 3o6e, 8oritber; Sos. Ndmann,
Sreb. Weper; @le,t: u. 9. gar=
tb6lomew; Sdasmeiiter: Ystsr Sic
ref @feior unb Sriebensridter: S.
Gesinef; @onltable: Sobn g. Sdnei:
Der -Nif. Eaben, mel9er ii9 firS=
lid in Gbicaso Elm 8eib seuommen,
traf lebte 8o6e gu Seiu9 bier Elm,
lit aber bereitS wieoer na9 ber @roB:
itabt absereit, -6err 8ranbuer bal
in leinem @ei6dfte einise Serdnbe.
runsen ~setroffen unb wtro NIT BEN
gtienwaaren: nun au6 ben UtObel.
baubel rerbinben. - Serr unb Srau
Sa6meper baben ibr 5eim pom III.
banp mad bier uerlest unb weroeu bic:
les S2br cine neue Bobnnns erri9:
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Sanabtibe Standardization.

S1 benz beifen, BENT @epburn Siitrift, i'm
iibOtli6en @iliuobota. gSir batten bic erfte
unb baber bic bette @abl. 0Gblten uniere
9anbereien i6on Dor smei Sabren. Saber
NOR nulere @abl bic mirtli6e fir eriter &lal=
ie Sru6t trasenbes 9anb. Sa bic @abl cine
besren5te, ratben mir @ud an, raid sll bar=
helm, 1penn Sbr ipdterbin ni6t piel bobere
Hreiie fir i6le6teres 2anb besablen ipoQt.
8ir ii6ern Sud biuises @~iieAbabnlaub.
Subren CUR Seii9tisuns oes 9anbes fret our
S%e1fitsung. @e9eu Gin;elbeiten ipre6t Dor
ober l6reibt on g. 81. SbieIma1u,
15:ba ct. 9loub, Winu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
3o4esebiQe.

Sn bieiem Soun mar has @abler.
sebntb wie folst: Superuiloren: g.
s &lein, Soriiber; SrauS &reme,s,
Wear Stodinser; @lerf: s.. Srint:
mann; S@aemeiiter: Sobn &loder a;
IheHor: 6. 5artis; @%onitable: Srf,
&remers. - Oas ct. 8atrtdsfeI
bradte ben Stubenteu Der pon Der
bodw, Senebictinern seletteten 9ebr,
a~nItalt einen freien Sag. Nbenbs
wurben gu @bren bes Cages einist
Sortrdse in Der 4ula 9ebalten. -
So9w. P. Srancis bat itd pon Jet:
mem 0etben 10 melt erbolt, baB er Jet;
ne 8orleiungen in Der Woral wieee,
balten fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

- Die ~beru1I1teft Stger Drills INN
Samai9insn ;u 5absn bel Mt@. Se=
iintns, ct. 9loub.
- Iderpferbe unb Wdbren gu
pertaufen BET 6. g. Wcglure, 9te
Qpe. unb 2. StraBe e. st. gloub,
Wtinn. IA 4
- Sopa Cream Ssparaturs, bic
bis nabin iid ala bic a~llerbeten I'M
Marfte erprobt baben, weil lie aler.
hurts bic srObte 3ufrieOenbeit in je=
osa 9inii4t gsben, billig ,u famfen bel
VI. Sefni1s, ct. Gloub.
~ Gin Sdanfsei9dft NIT pou.
.itdnbiser ginridtuns in einem lebbaf:
ten beuti6en Stdbtden in Stearus
County unter annebmbaren SeOinsun=
gen gu perpa6ten. Na6sufrasen in
9retB & @tmmer's Sraueret, ct.
gloub, Wtnn. 15sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
S~erloiuns elmer ~Sampfmaidine.

Die Serloiuus Der Minneiota Gbiei= Sampfz
mal6ine unb Separator, pel6e pon Der
Sartne6-Utiner 9umber 60. peri1eutt pirb,
finbet in beren Office in ct. Gloub am Witt=
mod, ben l. Gprll, 2 1br nadmittaes itatt.
Sieie BREEDER usitattuns lit 81, 800 wertb
llttb 1T in ieber SiuIi6t poutGubis. geiiser
pon SoIen itnb eriu6t, susesen ;l ieit. 1921
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Waine Srairie.

Ser in bteiem Conn lett elmer &et=
be uOn Sabren anidiits seweiene ST.
Slod bat feline in bieiem Comm sele.
gene, 100 Nder umfaiienbe, ausse=
set6nete Sarm Sem Serrn 6einrid
Grlenba6, Ser Don Sainois mad file,
fam, fir $1,000, bas lit S45 Sen
Nder, uerfauft. 9err Slod bat BE:
retts etne 9roBe Sarm tn Mberta,
Canada, sefauft, na6 wel@er er &C.
tern, Wittwo9, rbsereiit 1T unb aui
ser er neb It bem @etreibebau bte Steb=
Su6t i'm @roBen betreiben mtrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Nuremburg.

@eors &raiante ldBt bieies Sabr
auf letnem @ebOft eiter 1870 SUB
sroBen Staa errt6ten; 8aul9retner
Yet. Sanlen miro bic Nrbett contract
li6 belorsen. -Sn Ser Samilie unlez
res gutterma9ers @m. s. 9rebm
belt lebte @o6e Elm mu1tereS SObn=
DIEM ginfebr, wosu Ben beslidten ST.
tern alsemein sratulirt purbe. -
Serr Sacob Semm, wel6er lesteu
Serblt nit ieinen S0bnen mad Cana
ga RET tie, Inn SEN elben BEL ber Ser
ri6tuns elmer neuen Seimatb in SET
beutl6=f atb. Nniieblung, bic Bel ssh
tasfawin sesrinbet miro, balfrei@
CUR Sanb gu seben, 1T Wontas woblerz
balten gu ietnen bier wObnenoen anz
sebOrisen suridsetebrt. Serr Semm
lit poa bes 2obes iiber Sic neue Sc
senb unb freut ii6 pon 6ersen bar=
iiber, oaB er ietnen S0bnen arf cauaz
bil6em @ebiete tin 10 pielueripre9en=
bes 9eim ueri6afft bat.
ct. &ugufa. y
Oas Sownpablreiultat mar fol-
sen6es: Superuiioren; Sobn @eber,
Soriiber; Sreb. Weper, Sui. S6neiz
Der; Glert: 9einrt6 &rebs; S9asz
meilter: Il. &ronenbers; @lleiior:
Sernbarb 2anowebr; Srieoensridter:
@m. Webmarn: G~onltables: Sobn
Seeming, Irnolb grsen. = Seinri9
@it9en BON st. Iugulta bat li6 bier
umseieben tn Der Ibii6t, in Sufmarl
cine Sbirz unb Senlterfabrit III Sez
trieb gu Ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Nafe George.

unlere Sownwabl bate folsenbes
&elultat: Superuiioren: Sobn Sd=
ger, Sorltber @m. Sar6enser, Sa=
cob Waper Glert: g.. Srid S9ab=
meiter: Sobn Sieler; aiieiior, gOu=
arb @enoler; Sriebensri3ter: Saul
zimmerman. Gnnitnhle: 9 M1life.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
S%olhinssforb.

Sir bieies Gtuase purben nadite:
beuoe 8eamten erudblt: @af. Ser;
mann, Brdlioent; Eruitees: 80. 8or:
biau, q. 6. 6anien. Sobu Sd5n
8~ecorbsr: 6. IS. 8ater; S6asmei
iter: S. 8. 8iutler; Srtebensrtdter
&, 6. 2emm ; gonltable: IS. 9ucas
Die neuen Seamten fir bieies Sowr
iinb: Superuiioren: Otto s. Stein.
SorIiber; Sobn Stemart, 8. &abma
ref; glert: IS. 6. @urpbp; Sdab
metlter: Wath. @arbtan; Niellor
S. 6. 2emm; Srieoensri@ter: W,
$ &oonep, @m. S@netber; Con:
fables: @m. 2ucas, Sreb. &einte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Hoscoe.

Conn 3ton bat it9 bel Der Conn
wabl folsenbe Seamten seseben: gu;
perpiioren: stusuit S6ulb, @oritber /;
Sacob Berger, Srans s. @eB; Glerf :
Sreb. Nebrins; S9abmeiiter: aug.
MiIer; @iieiior: 8m. Irnbt; Srte.
bensrt9ter Wt6. S9lid; @onfable +;
@brilt. 8loni9en.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-01
A Boy, an Aunt, and a Rooster.

10 the days when Q brownstone front
wss regarded as the outer and visible
sign Of gentility. snd when life 10 New
York was simpler matter than II is tc
day, there lived 10 one Of The orthodox
mansions 9 oertsin highly respectable
maiden lady and two nephews. cousins, to
whom she was guardian.
A olsssmste sud chum oi the elder
boy had become the hsppy possessor Of .
rooster. which, the seller sssured him,
had "bie ssmy ssresk to him." Iudsm
ed by this eulosy. both boJs we're wild
for . "match", and not having the means
wherewilh to purchase an antsgon
they put their heads together TO compass
the borrowing Of one. and with the follow
ing results:
The younger cousin. sn unususlIy po
lite and gentle little boy, wss dispatched
on the arst holiday TO the grocery where
the family deslt, ostensibly to order .
chicken for dinner. But, be said, point
ing 10 the coop Of live fowls, my aunt
wants to see IL before you kill it.
The grocer ssseented. and forthwith
drew from the coop what be considered
. desirable bird. But the boy would
have none OF It, he had set bis heart
on . rsinbow.colored rooster with euor
NOUS comb and tail.
Why, said the grocer. that 10 the
very toughest old customer 10 the bunch.
Ny sunt likes them tough said the gen
tie little boy.
10 . couple Of hours the rooster was
borne bsck 10 the store = one eye shut,
his comb torn and bloo'y, and but one
feather Of bis beautiful tsiI left. Bot be
YES growing so triuuphsotly that q
small crowd folio we'd him. He bad snii
cred, bat the bird With tbs "big esmy
streak to him" vas nowhere.
My amt 10 much obliged TO yon, said
the petite end gentle little boy to the ss
tonisbed grocer She osn't decide today,
bat she would like TO look st him again
next Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-01

understand yen s.n, the tliss l,p, =.
aa'ei - possible. bni cav The corp.e ana
vac OF some assistance 10 yoa-
kieasc me. said iAe msnsssr. rahe,
you or nasi be sonpleiely mad.
10 you mean 10 say. | rsmsrles, si,h
'rosty sarcasm. that yoa didnt ss,er room
4as With me this morning at 3 q m, sn a
and dead man therei
J mean 10 say ias, thst. be snssered,
Wsli Il eot no farther, 1 ns,d NV
h''i and len. bot before leaving | sent
and carefully exsmined ihe door OF No
222 The door plsisiy showed marks Of
some iron instrument.
Here. ! said 10 the porter Is do
parted. Accept this bali crown from m ..
| admire yoa.
10 Tho course OF my snb,eq uent travels
once more found myself late oae uish,
q the Gsnd Janctiou Terminus.
Mt. Eiee. said the nisht porter, Two
been looking oo, Tor you Tor weeks and
socks. The managers compliments, sud
ee would like to see you 10 his room,
Again sas the youneisb, alert mana
ger.
Mt. 4 ise. be began Of once, il Ia probA
BILE thst ! owe you 40 apology. Al any
rate l think IL night 10 inform you that
on The nishi Of the olh OF N,vem ber. tho
year before last. exactly twelve months
before your last visi, here. . stout man
died 10 room No. 222 81 8 a. IN. | Tor
got the circumstance when you lash osmo
to see me in this room.
II seems queer. said coldly, that You
should have forgotten such a circum
stance.
The fact is. BIO replied, ! was mol tho
manager d that time. My predecessor
lied two dsys after the discovery OF the
,orpse 10 room 222.
And the night porter = Is be, too, new
nsuf
Yes, said the manager. Toe porter.
Eho With the late msnsser. found the
'orpse 10 room 222 10 now In Hanweli
Lnnstic asylum.
Then you think. / said, that / wss The
'iclim Of . hslluoination on my previous
Iisit heref
Ga these matters, said the manaser, l
,reier TO think nothing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-01
Three sieepIess Nights.

The late Peter NJ. Arthur. chief OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
Vas born 10 Scotland, bat his humor was
Of an Irish rather than 9 Scottish sort.
Mr.. Artaur was good deal OF q huuorist
many anecdotes Of him having been circo
lated 10 Cleveland sinoe bis death.
Oae OF these anecdotes concerns night
that he once passed without eleep p-s
night Of hard work. wherein he sverted q
great strike.
An assistant. 10 sentimental tone.
sympsihizsd with MIR. Arthur for bis loss
Of rest. |. 10 too bad. BIO said. No man
should be driven like this. A whole night
with ont sleepl You will break down.
Mr.. Arthur disliked sentimentalism --
coddling profoundly. Hs said with
trown:
II isn't one night ! have gone wi.hou.
sleep. It's three nights
Three nishtsf said the other. How so2
Wby2 said Mr.. Arthur, last night. to
night and tomorrow night haven't
slept = wink In one Of them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-01

Et-Prssident CieveIsud used TO 6sh snd
aun good deal 10 the B.roegst Bay di'
trict John Csmbufn. . Wsteftosn guide.
ssys thst ooe cold. vet nigh Mf Cleveland
get lost.
he wandered through the mud snd rain
and darkness, trying to 0 I'D biz party icr
more than two hours, bat not bouse
could be see, not light. not road.
F.oslly, though. be struck . nsuov
lane, snd In doe conrse . hooss spresrsd.
I, y. nos late, Mr. CIsselsnd wss cold
snd tired, be thonshs be coaii 90 no for
ther. 30 be banged st The door Ill . vin
dos 90 The stcood door vent up. spd .
eruf voice ssid:-
Who are yoai
A ftieod. ssid Mr. Cleveland reekiy.
Whst do you ssnsi
To stay here ell night.
Stay there. then.
Aad the widow dsscende3 viib Q bang
ssd NJ Clsvelsud rssunsd biz i,urnsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-01
SlSFoIIies OF Science.

The six iollies OF science are. O) The
squsring Of the CIRCLE, perpetual motion.
3 the philosophers stone, 4 the elixir Of
life. magic and 6 sstrology.
10 Ill ssss men Of undoubted ability
hsve toiled early and late to unrsvel the
mysteries supposed to ba connected With
these fascinating problems. II Is not .!
wsys remembered that such iDtellecin.i
giants ~ Bacon. Bn Robert Boyle and Sir
Lease Newton sought the phiIosopher's
stone. which. strange TO say, receives
some conntenspce from the modern theory
o! sllotropy. 10 the study OF sstrology
Lilly was for time even pensioned By
parliament,
Most OF these "'olliss" conferred indi
rect benefits opoo science. Tor in seeking
me thing their devotees discovered msny
smother. The crszs for the secret. or nn
unknown. has stiil ils hold upon u sn
sud 10 seen 10 palmistry and Kindred
cults.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-01
Fooling the NeIghbors.

Tereucs OGndy bad only been mar
ried . week, bat bis bridget was slfesdy
makins things lively 10 the little house 10
B ally bunion. He bad been working for
three hours 10 his little garden shen Bird
get csme TO the back door and called ont
10 strident tones:
Terence. me bhoy. como 10 TO icy. tosst
aud foive eggs
Tereoce droppe. bis spade 10 ss,onIsh
ment snd ran ihto the kitchen.
Sause, Bdsset. slsonsh. y.'re only cod
din me, be sid.
Nay, Terence. replied Briiset. ipt not
ye, ia the nay bors DIN ooddinl
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FOR the sovs.

Iiiss veli-kpovn fact thai much oI
the dissipstion, spd nearly eli Of the In
temperance Of tho prcsept dsy, 10 doe
TO the American habit Of 'trcstire.
Tae yoons msn Who smokes and drinks,
10 seemingly cot sstisaed unless be can
iuduce bis conpsuion 10 do lhssise.
spd 90 II follows tbst not only does .
msn dunk or smoke iso or three times
more thsu he would II alone. bu, many
persons Who lack The moral coafsge 10
ssy DO. are led iuto vices where they
vonld not 90 II left 10 themselves
II Ia srFptsbessibls habit. - veil ~
foolish one. and the next time you ere
ssked TO smoke or drink. Jon may re
tort by telling the following true story;
Mt, Perry vs . Southern gentleman,
sI,eediosly polite and . very tsmpsrste
man. Ole day be me. IN sequsiptspce.
sho called ont: Hello. Perry, 1 YES
ioss going 10 70 sss . drink. Coms 10
and tskc something.
Thank you. ssid Perry. ! dont care
Tor snythips. Bat, persisted the other,
ctms and tshe something jos. for soeis
bilitys sake. / vsnt 10 be sosistle. 30
swtrsd Perry. l an snIions to be soci
able bat Cart drink with you.
All right erowled the friend. II Yen
don't want to be socisble Ill 60 without
drinking, The two men walked silently
on Tor . few minutes, the socisble man
10 . state OF great irritation, until Perry |
50 ddenly halted 10 front OF drug store,
| an not feeling we'll todsy, be said
vi b . plesssbt smile, and think I'll 60
10 here and &c, . doee OF castor oil,
Will you join ne'
What. exclaimed the other. In . dose
Of castor oilP Yes. I'll pay for ii. Ehuel
cried the sociable man. With . very wry
Isos, l hate the stua.
Bot / want you to take . glass Of oil
With me jus. to be socisble, you know.
l won't do il. Iadeedl my friend.
'sid Perry ersvely, your socisble vhiskey
s jnst % distssteful TO me ss my socisble
,ll is 10 you. Don't you think have
Is much reason TO be tfisnded with you
IS you have With me7
The socisble man saw the point, and II
Fould be money, health and morals saved
I the lesson could be a'mly implanted
o the mind o! every young man 10 the
snd.
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The Episode In Room 222.

Ths date VAS the 8 d OF November. i,
wss Friday. end yet there sre people
Who .ff 20. to believe that Friday Is noi
9 dsy nsled out from its tix companions
for nys'srS. etraus esess snd disaster,
Toe rna b { Of ite room Wse 2l2. The
hotel shall call by the name Of the Grand
Junctiop Terminus hotel.
The q md Junction 10 foil every night
10 ,bs vel b except Fnisy, Saturday spd
Sunday. Every commercial traveller
knovs that, except on these nights, II be
wishes 10 secure . room be most write or
telegraph for II 10 sdv.noe. Aud there
ere 400 bedrooms.
II wss scmswhst late in the evening
1hen / arrived 10 l. :. o. the spnr Of
the nom mt I dsciied 10 stsy u The
0.And Janciion II there ws tpscs for
me. II 10 tbos tbst fste sorks.
l vslked into the hsIi. followed BY
. platform porter With my bssgsee. The
place seemed l1.t % usnsl, the perfection
Of the conmooplsce. tbs busipesslike
end The uuspiutusl
Hsveyou 9 rooui ! ssked she yonns
lady 10 black who're yellow hair sbor.
esyly 81 the eff So wisdow under tie
elseific light
Sbe eIsrcsd II the ledger 10 tie impss
.ivs and detached nsnner which hotel
yoaps ladies xits yelios bsir Invariably
. dee, snd tj,cuis,ed:
No. 22l.
Pity you ccnldn't rsks IL oil tvos. ]
vsniored, With tinid iosolsrily. How
couid / gosss the import Of what ! vss
saying.
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ny plea. ssid the yoang iswyer who
tsd last woa his afst case. seemed 10
slroasiy sa,et tbs jau.
Yes, replied the jadgs. vs sissid ~
ons tine that you voald saoosed 10 set
ting yoar client convistss 10 spite Of his
iulooence.
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Conspiracy.

Sln,bod, you ere still reporting for The
Daily Bresd, aren't your
Yes.
BY, l am going to spend the evening
sish the daughter Of old Professor Noett,
and be doesn't like me bit. want you
10 help me through.
Me7 What can do TO help youi
Gall on him 10 his etudy sbou, s O'Clock
end ssk hin this question: Professor. 10
vhs. do you shriba,e the decay Of Dsr
vinism7
He'll spend The whole evening arguing
10 prove that Darwinism isn't dscsying.