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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-29

Mrs. Misunderstanding Syrup for child
teething soften the gums, reduces infiamma-
uon, allays pain cures wind collie. 2bc. abottlo
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-29

Some people run into debt and others
claim they are pushed in.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-29

About 1000 diamond workers in Amster.
dam are out of work.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-29

DR.. Llewellyn Jordan, Medical Examiner
of u. S. Treasury Department, graduate OF
Columbia Cnllaup
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-29

II she is frugal even the old maid can
husband her resources.
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6be Fanny
ride Of
Life.

rash and rambunctious raecoon
Tried to whistle a popular tune,
Bat he blew out his teeth, both above and
beneath,
And is taking his food with a spoon.
Life,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-29

Iiso g Cure is the best medicine we ever used
for all affections OF throat and lungs
q. ESDsLET, Vanburen, Ind, Feb. 10, 1900.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-29
Ho Took the Cake.


Hostess lat party)-"And does your
mother allow you to take two pieces
Of cake when you are at home, Willie"
Willie (who has asked for the second
plece)-"No, ma'am."
Hostess-"Well, do you think she
would like you to have two pieces
hereT' .........-
Willie Confidently cob, she
wouldn't care. This isn't her cake,
you know."-New York News.
Properly qualified.
feHr9"
That depends. Have you ever done
any chauffingT"
mo, SIR"
DO you know anything about ma.
chlnery?
Wen, no, Dir; can't say that T."
And suppose you never even drove
Vser anybody in the street,"
NO, sir; but I once dropped with
an elevator from the twelfth story
saa liked the sensation"
Come-around in the morning and be
ready 70 20 to work. "--Chieago Rec.
prd'Herald.
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ssioAsoAas IN irALy's HILLS.
Staining Rewards for Capture es Bar.
dts Seldom Paid By Government.

HriSands are constantly giving
trouble to the Italian government.
which seems rather s,ranE. In vies Of
the tact that rewards arc assured
to aty persons vao wage a successful
var against these ias.breskers. Ac-
eordinE to an cdict which dates back
to the time when the Pope was all
powerful In Italy. and which is still
in force, anyone who captures bri.
gard alive and who haEds him over
to justice is entitled to a reward OF
$500. anyone who kills briEsud will
receive reward of $500. anyone who
captures briEaud chief will &c;
si.sco. and any brizard who betrays
an aceompliee will be par,ioned for his
past crimes and will receive 500 as
ar additional reward This last re.
ward has seldom been paid. since
Italian briEands are not accustomed
to betray each other.
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Sir Thamas saneue;es.

Sew York. Sept. 5.-sir Thomas Lip
ton was the guest Of honor of the PHI
Erims of the United States at dinner
given in his honor last night at the
Waldorf astoria Nearly isp nea
prominent in many walks were pres
cut At either end Of the hall was
hung Sir Thomas private emblem. the
Shamrock. on field Of yellow sur
rounded by a green border. while above
the guests table were drapcd the flags
of Great Britain and the United States.
lunches Of red roses ON each table and
green on the walls completed the dec
uratiuus
In response to highly complimentary
speeches Sir Thomas said.
AS regards the cup races. We have
been fairly and squarsly beaten and !
congratulate America on having tn.
better uuat. I wish to take occasion
here to express my thanks for the cuur-
isousness and kindness shown me by
the New York Yacht Club. Everything
has been cone that could be done to
make my visit here a pleasant one. !
am especially grateful for the admir-
able way in which the course was kept
clss:
Il have heard much comment for and
against the Sandy Hook course. 1t is
as good a course a. any othcr-nay.
there is no other course in the world
like H."
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WHAT WOULD CATCH THE GIRL.
Nc, Soulful Signs. But Hard Cash. In
Demand.

II "a. hlsh noon In one Of our most
busiiins bu,in.s. Offices as = thin.
~iTy young man with an abnormaiiy
hFishi eye made his way rapidly into
the private once Of an elderly e.ntic
man. Who looked up In some surprise
=; the entrance of his visitor.
The young msu los, no ,ime in CT
plantations.
I. sit. he said. bFi.kiy. am the
yourE man who for the past sis
raonths has been making love to your
daughter. and i'y. come In to ask
your advice. I've sat up With that kiri
niEht after aiEai. io.inE my sleep. and
can't Sc; her to respond In any .ay.
What's the matter with her; i,n ios
Ing my health. don't kno- vha; to
do. Can, you give me a pointer
Tic father OF the siFi looked a; him
pityinEiy.
Young man. he said. take my al.
vice. II you ~ant TO make good with
Ethel. try bio~ins in some good.
hard cash on hef--Sc~ York Times.
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CHAPTER XII.
Its Effect.


A flush crept into Dolores face. then
died out. leaving her deadly white
The room grew dark around her; the
ruar of the storm died away-every.
thing died away save the dim horror
in her heart and an echo that grew
aud grew until the air throbbed and
filled her ears deateninEly. What
would Dora say and think IL she
knew-ard of course she knew.
She Cndeavored to speak. to cry out,
to struggle with them. but she was
as one struck dumb and motionless
with the dread words laundering in
her cars weisdly their terrible mean
irE
Every one has heard ot your
father and could tel her OF him be
cause Of the trial that was to come
on-the triai-tfia'-you father -
trial"
Child the voice OF the nrrse
sounded leagues away. scarcely dis.
tinguishanlc in the roar of words
around her. Child. what is the mat.
teri why do you say uothlrS? Are
you not glad to know it,"
-Glad TO Lrow it-glad to Know IL
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father-tr!ai-know !t-know 1t"
The Sill reused acs.ast the terror
that was holding hor down. $50 sat
erect. wh.te faced. but with q quiet
dignity that hid the tUl,ult wlth.a.
She lifted Gre hand and pushed back
the stray ccit curls from her fore
head In = da=sd fashion.
Surely you have no hard feeling
toward your uncle because he has not
come to YOUR father before. You can.
not blam" him. His is not like your
fathers life. You should be just. Do
luTes-jus,. and not judge harshly."
His life is not like your fathers
l.fe-judse harshiy-judge harshly-"
Your father could have been such
another man as his brother had he 50
chosen. You cannot blame your uncle
for your fathers choice any more than
you can blame your father for your
uncle's choice
You cannot blame your uncle for
your fathers choice-your fathers
choice"
The words rang over and over
around. above and below. out OF which
the half scorntui voice sounded far
away.
'pora will lie so disappointed. she
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The Little Heroine.

BY a schooiyard where the children
played
! paused "A while to see:
Among them was a little maid
Who sweetiy glanced at me.
While others laughed and raced and
danced
With many a graceful air,
She stood aside alone and glanced
With glad eyes at them there.
Her face was beautiful and sweet.
But. haple-s little one.
She stood on twisted. wither-d feet.
Tha, ne'-r were made to run.
] thought of Gods mysterious way.
And watched her where she stood:
] wondered II she gave Him praise
And deemed Him wise and good.
Her playmates Joined their hands ere
long.
And. hedging her about
Danced around her with a merry son.
And many a happy shout.
s,w her clap her hands. her voice
IN gie.fui accents rang.
She had the courage To rejoice
With those who danced and sang
left them where they gladly played
A sweet voice seemed to cry:
While she can laugh. poor little maid.
Why should you ever sixh."
The Chicago Record Herald.
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Aiun living Under Charles n

The following was considered the
best universal sauce In the world. =
in the days Of Charles n. at least
what was accounted such by the Duke
Of YORK. who vas instructed to pre-.
pare It by the Spanish a.ibassador.
II consisted Of parsley and a dry
toAFt pounded in mortar. with vino
gar. salt and pepper.
A fashionable or cabinet dinner OF
the same period consisted uf a dish
Of marrow bones. a leg Of mutton. a
dish Of fowl, three pullets and dozen
larks. all in a dish: a great tart. a
meats tongue. a dish of aachoyies. q
dish Of prawns and cheese
A; the same period supper dish
when the king supped with Lady
Castlemaue. was "A chine OF beef
roasted
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make her happy her father considers
her bis richest possession. and be has
many pgsssssious
"But Dora has consumption. and
short time aEp her physician ordered
for her a thorough charge Ot air and
rccomnensh the mountains Her
father lived here Wher he vas a child
sad has = brother living hsre-ur h.
supposed he vas living here. he tsd
not seen or hsaud OF him since he
started out al twelve years old to
make his way In the world leaving
this brother the homestead. the ratrh
% garden and the shop. He vorkst
his way to New York. now at this
thing ROW at that His life is a mar
vel to me. and Dora is never tired
NJ listening to him when he tells Of
his life He Is rich H-an now with
his Scrd as good ss his bond. my
girl Is proud Of her father. a. we'll
she may be.
"A, 70 his brother. he has not for.
gotten him. 5ut he los' trace Of him:
he leads a busy life with little time
for hunting anybody's brother. Long
ego. when he began to succeed. he
wrote to his brother Offering to help
him slouE IL he cared to Join him. but
the letter was returned unopened. His
brother could neither read nor write
and had 70 correspondence. or else
vns trac
AS tn Dora. she has had all the
teachers ard masters necessary to an
excellent education. she is an eS-
cuisite musician. her touch on the
piano is ike magic. sad her voice is
soft and sweet bat she does not sirs
row. Her singing used to be her
fathers delight"
A SHADOW fell over TIE face OF the
u--Es. ard she was sileri for a mo
msnt looking into TIE Gre with a fat
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The Flour Merchant.

The one who personates the -four
merchant will try every way to dis.
pose OF his stock of -four. by asking
question after question Of the others.
who must. In their answers. be care
full not to use these words: Flour. I.
yes OF no: as they are forbidden, and
the one who Is caught using them Will
have to pay n forfeit
The -four merchant must perscycr.
In his endeayors TO make the players
US. one of the intcrdicted words.
For Instance:
DO you wish any -four today
There is none required"
but you will soon wan, Il: let me
persuade you TO take some"
THAT Is impossible"
why so. IL Is the very best Of
-four: Just look at IL: II is 30 very ane
and white
"Th. quality Is matter of indit.
ference to me-
But Il will make such good. sweet
bread. Do take some"
You have had my answer
Have I: must have forgotten II.
What Was i;--
My answer was. decidedly mo-,
any
but. madame. consider; II Is a
very reasonable price"
4 will no, take any
The -four merchant having succeed
cd In making her say Il" proceeds to
the mex; one.
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Teiiino Drawn Cards.

A cic 'cr way is here given iu which
To discern one or more drawn cards:
Turn unpcrc.ircd the bottom card OF
lack face upward: then let several
Of he Sompany drew card. Reverse
the pack rapidly. so tina, the bottom
Ia .ow the top card and thus all the
other cards are turned face upward.
vi aeon by the spectators.
Held the pack firmly In your fingers
ain request those who have drawn to-
r"p'acc their cards in the pack. Thus
all the drawn cards will lie with their
faces downward. while all the oi her
cards will lie with their face upward.
You now step aside. select the drawn
cards. and show them TO the company.
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The Tables Turned.

There were two things that made all
the trouble. First. little Bill wanted
to be a hunter and had asked his
father for real flobcrt sirc.
and his father had made a
great mistake and bought IT,.
Oh how Bill loved that gun. lie
blcS down the barrel and snapped the
irixEcr aud "shouidcr-i arms" aud
made great boasts Of all the rabbits
he would Kill next day. and then ut
las: he went to sleep with the gun un.
der his pillow. The other thing was
tha, Bili had eaten too much mlncc
pic at dinner. Suddenly he found him.
self at the edge Of dark wood. Biii
shivcrcd and felt ionciy-wishcd he
hadn't come hut there in front Of
him was sureenouEh track-it was
a rabbit track Bill was certain of
thi.. Now he would use that much.
loved gun. lie crept slowly on. follow.
ing the tracks. Ills hand trcmblcd:
he was just little scared. 'Bracc
up. Bill." he said: you're a bold hunt
er-dont forget but just a. he
spoke there was whirrinE sound. he
teit his feet fy out from under him;
be felt himself pulled hard by one leg.
The world seemed tn be turning up
side down Ills knife and marbles
we're falling out of his pockets. lie
was hanging head down with his leg
caught In a moose and his gun lay on
she ground.
Just then a grea; Jack Rabbit. who
looked to Bill a. big as bear with
staring eyes and wicked grin. came
toward him. What was he carryins7 :
The precious gun. Bill struggled aud
kicked and tried to cry out
How does IL feel when you tly 1t
vourself7" said the Rabbit.
Try wh.wh-a-a.t?~ shivered Bill.
Fry being hunted and trapped and
hung by the leg Erinncd the Rabbit
4 guess have you now. cruel boy.
You1i make good stew he laughed
Stew" screamed Bill.
Yes: shall shoot you with this
gun. and. lifting it to his shoulder
he fred-BanE.!
BILLY. oh. Billy" cried his mosher.
you've fallen out Of bed.-'
Bill rubbed his eyes.
1t amt no fun when you try It your
self" he said. slowly. And he was
right.
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CHAPTER St.-centlnuea,

II hope co. rcg..ei oae OF tae doc
tors sravsly. 1T is \ severe Gaze"
"YeE." ycunG Greea c.ld. fur
row OF tlogsht appeared on his fore
head. lilo stood silent moment. his
blue eyes meeting the black ones OF
the doctor. Gguzrely, as though he
would Gee down lnto his very soul.
Then he passed from the room. noise
Icssiy oIosIug the door behind him.
For a ,no:nc:t ne stood behsrd Dolores
poring over he books IN the hre-
light she neither heard'rGF saw him
she was tracing out one of the CON
steiiatiors on the map before her. her
lips were parted as though she was
smiling. The face OF the watcher un'
derwcst many changes in the shor'
minute he stoot there in the r!cEerins
light and dastnc-s behind her chair:
thea he trrreI silently away and pass
Cd crt of the room without disturb
ing her. He took down his hat and
coat from ore of the rails in the room
and wcnt out irto the storm as though
he wese daIed by some sudden start
hnE taodSht'
Hy cnd by. vhea the uurfe came out
@; tte room. Dolr7cS closed her book
tnviy. "a though With regret, and
Esthercd up her hair. twisting /; about
her graceful head cEre!efsly, The
cuior ani firc d!ci out OF her face and
cyes as the aruse to prepare supper.
Hut MA Alien interrupted her.
sit ntiii. HIss Johnson" she said,
ehccri,y. ard rr=i your book. but rot
BY this light: will fetch a candle.
she took down candle from the
shelf and lighted IL With strip OF
pire wood from TIE hrv. She pulled
ou, the clean piEs table nulfel.ssly,
and &c, u: she cot some thin slices Of
brusi and toasted them before tn. nre.
Wien they S-re tarc TO an exquisite
tan. Ehe battered them ee;tiy and
ar, them OF a plate on the hearth
TO keep xs-r. wa.n all ~as ready
tie uurs. drr~ ~ the table aHd
plsc-s II beside the hrc, placing a
a chair fer her.
Come. ehlid.- she aid. Esnily.
To. professional toac bad left her
voice utterly: TIE Eirl fci, sudd.n
.riss Of tssrs tha; buried her ry-iids
They xer. the nrst she bad shed In
her life a, she remembered.
IT'S . drcary niEht.- the nusss said,
eho-rfrliy. takink 70 special aoi!e. Of
the girl apparently. -rs. Gre bright
uns oac Ike a me.ry face. sirays
have Ore on stormy Gays u {; is pos
slh,e. Ny Eiri calls nc Cinderella:
uili tell you about my EiFis I call hcT
my sweetheart her heart is 50 sweet.
she has 10 mother.
she is an invalid" the mellow
voice wsri on: she has b-ea al IN
valid for sls years. aud have been
with her during ths, time. Dora Is
clkst-sa ro-. aai Wish yea could
500 scr. ste 10 ike a picture. some
times ! believe ! lore her a. lover
would
Dolores kns~ nothing of love or
lovers. but ss- listened quietly. Per
haps ,hi. woman ~oaid 1cli her -hai
lore -st
Dora has gray eyes. the nurse coz.
tiaued. Her hair is Eeiien brown.
so,, as SILK. sni long: arranging IL is
uac g ny creates; pleasures. she
has beautiful heGc in Ses YORK. and
cvcrY;hirE that heat could sish TO
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Exclusive Travel.

GFitty GeOrEe-Yes Sandy is sc,tin'
to he more exclusive in his travelling
every day.
Cinder Charley-Particulari about
his fellow passengers. eh7
Gritty George should say so. Why.
he won ride with any cattle now but
Holsteins and Galloways.
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shou, Breaks . Glass

Every one knows that windows will
rattle when a loud noise is made In
u room. but very few persons know
that glass can be broken by shout.
Ing into II.
Any ordinary glass which has n
clear tone will do for this trick. and
the exact nature OF its tone can read.
lily be asecrtained by passing a moist.
cned finger around Its rim. This point
being settled. the performer should
hold the glass In from, OF his mouth
and shout into II IN tone about an
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Dickens School Pets.

When Charles Dickens was a boy
at Wellington House Academy It was
the secret pride OF the students there
that they owned more white mice. red
polls and linnets than any other set
OF boys within their ken. These they
kept in hatboxes. drawers and even
in the school sesks. A small but
very accomplished mouse. which lived
in the corner OF Latin dictionary.
in Dickens desk, AMI could draw Ro'
man chariots. fire paper muskets and
scale pastebosrd ladders. fell Mt last
into an overfull inkpot and lost both
its white coat and its life. Dickens.
nevertheless. won prize Tor his
Latin, and a well thumbed and blottcd
Horace which he once presented To
his coach recently fetched a high
price at an exhibition in England.
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DO you net ~enesr. ehIid'-
has thought and talked OF nothing but
plans for you. You asli have all IN.
advantages q slri eoAa have. and /;
will be your own fault II you do no,
improve them. This would be the best
time. too. ~hen your father needs per.
feet rect and few around him. No
doubt he Aiii be siai for this esane.
Tor yea. II you aro no, for your.
self.
ITO be coatinu-dD
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Maoic Riras.

Either large beads or rings may be
used in this trick. which is OF classic
origin. as It was performed long ago
by Greek juEEicrs. Prepare before
hand by getting two ribbons exactly
alike and the same length. double
each so the ends come together. tic
the ribbons at the folds with thread
exactly the same color. slip on the
rings and give two of the spectators
the ends to hold. They will believe
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Snsep.
Grain.

Wheat. choice milling. per loo lis.
y.0s: rye. Colorado. bulk. per 100 lbs.
s5e.: oats. bulk. Nebraska. new. white,
y.:i: mixed. siis. In sack. Colorado.
white. tl..5; corn. IN bulk. sIe.: corn
chop. sacked. si.oi. Colorado corn and
cat chops. sacked. si.:s; bran. Colo
ndo. per loo Lbs, s5e.
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Rhymino.

Thir game Is never old. and Cor
rainy days there IL nothing like ..
There are ~ many topics which can
b. iinEicd into funny rhymes. II tho
RI, mcrs have ingenuity.
The fun consists in the head person
stating the FIRST line. The person
n.,t MUS, give the rhymins limo
before a given number OF seconds
haze passed. Usually one minute Ia
the allotted time. Then. II he IL not
really. any one in the company may
cali II out and change places.
In this way a number OF clever
rhymes may be- forthcoming. and the
game may be kept M Till the inscnu.
lty Of the players Is exhausted.
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that each is holding the ends OF thu
two different ribbons. Have then
hold the ribbons slackly. and thei
ask each OF them for the ends the,
hold and exchange with them the
ends they before held. Take hold o
one of the rings at the centre. des
trousiy break the thread that holds
the ribbons and slip on the rings.
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Pennies Make Dollars.

A church recentiv dedicated in 50.
Paul. and costing $1,000. was paid for
in seyen-ceat contributions. the row
city Of the request bringing pennies
from all over the country.
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The Iananese Flyer.

A very simple nying machine can
be made from piece OF cigar box
wood. Cut a ruicr-iikc strip of wood.
and bore exactly In it's center n small
hole. the size Of slate pencil. On
one half of the strip the right. on tho
other half OF the left side Is fled
down to knife,like edge tsec illus,rs'
tIon). Cut a round stick OF wood
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IL Btsckens.

There Is an old story about Grsek
maiden named Eulalie. she wanted to
be friends with Lucinda. very gay
and worldly woman. One day she said
to her father. sophronius. 4 would
like to call upon Lucinda; may go
to-day"
Il cannot allow you to do that. my
daughter. replied sophrunius.
but. father. you must think me az
ceedinely weak If you suppose I
hould be injured by going" said
Ealalia, Grossly
Her father stopped down and picked
mp a piece Of dirty coal and held 1t
out. Take that in your hand. my
child: It will not hurt you."
She did. her fingers became
a-<G-sd. Eulalia did not understand.
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Upland. per ton. 81, ,cosiia.cc: see
ond bottom. choice to fancy. $500
sfic.oo: good to choice. s'.vsu>.,p:
timothy. $500: timothy and clover.
sii.co: alfalfa. prime. $50: straw.
s;cads00: sonth Park Wire grass.
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1t Ia reported from Bolton. England.
that the cotton trade Is in a worse
state than for sixteen years in conse-
quenCe OF the shortness OF the supply
of cotton Heavy demands are being
made on the benefit societies. owing to
the large number of persons who are
idle.
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Why" she said. did you give me
this7 II biackens."
Yes" came the reply. Coal. when
II does not burn. blackens."
Do YOU SEQ the lesson OF the old
Greek? Bad company will blacken II
II does not burn.
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Although Field Marshal Lord Rob.
erts is still booked to sail for Boston
on the Mayfiuwer Sept. 20. il Is now
stated that he is not coming to tn.
United States this autumn. owing to
the postponsn:ent OF the British army
maneuvers until the middle Of Septem.
her.
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An.s.r to pIe, Problem.

This Is the ~ay In which the pio;
order TO ic, each person &C, TO
his own property without tr-spass!nE
on that Of others. The problem was
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In. Pension Tor COLLEGE Head.

President smith Of Trinity college.
New Haven. will retire next year as
head Of the institution. and zill re-
celve l'fe pension of $4,000 yeas
thereafter.
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1t is said to be stated on authority in
Washington that for the present this
government will take no action regard.
ing an Isthmian canal. The presiden;
will not be hurried in deciding when
negotiations shall be opened for the
SiCaraEuan route
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Hogs.
Comparative RecsiD's.

Comparative Rec'ip's.
Month to Septemb,r ith ...... 1876
Same period last year .... ii4
Increase ... 532
Year TO date ..........'....... 9l.565
Same period last year ......... sO.05O
Increase ......,.......... Si.5i5
The following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market:
Choice heavy .......... $5.3e.i5.io
Light and mixed packers -. 5 35ft5.oV
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To Decorate Candles.

Candles can be decorated by rolling
pictures tightly round them and warm
ing the backs OF the pictures by pass
ing the flame Of match or another
candle over them. To get the best
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
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