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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12
ROOSTER IS ADOPTED
BY BIG LOCOMOTIVE
Bird Lives on Engine and Travels
Everywhere with His Foster
Mother" and "Chums."

Wlnsted, Conn.-Engine No. 1892
has adopted a rooster Her enctn
eer, L, H. Co2ier, swoars she has
and certainly the rooster is deyotedly
attached to his ponderous foster.
mother Wherever she" goes. there
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12
No Need 70 Go Now

Going to take the family abroad
this winter
10, we haze given ur the. trip.
Qnr cook has decided to stay."-Judsa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12

nnicker-When do you take tia
neayy meal Of the day?
Bocker-When my wife cooks it,
y. ! sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02

Important changes from last week in the
cash held by the banks and their loans are
as follOMR:
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TEE CURR

The curb market this morning was duil
and easier, further small recessions as o
rule resulting from the two hours trading
Net changes IN quotations were usually In
significant, The course Of prices Of curb
stocks during che last six business days In
the main followed the movement OF values
on the Stock Exchange. The market en-
perlenced q sharp decline In the early part
OF the weak. In which the copper shares were
conspicuous for their weakness, rallied and
then In the last two sessions was rcactionary.
The most active issues were NIpisstnR aud
Chicago Subway, and In both these instances
there was a notable increase In the volume
OF dealings. Elplssing advanced to 1871
ct one time. its final price being at a net gain
FOR the week OF TX points, Chicago Subway
moved up 5 points and retained the greater
portion OF the rise.
transactions In detail IN tho markat fo.day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
TIE 4 MARKRT&
Prices, IFFewalar Weather Considered Fas
VOFGbletn the Main-Crop News COnnlcttngs

HIID1JN EEECMNAA -NC8t4ADN OgNA8u4CNN@ ~
vOFGblet IN the Main-CroD News CenMCtanss
Wheat closed irregular but In the main
easier owing principally 70 generally favor
able weather reports and liquidation. Inc
fluctuations In prices were within q mar
rover compass, many. preferring to 60 more
slowly for q time pending further develop
ments In the crop situation. F,
Early In the day some advance took place
owing to unfayorable crop news from the
Southwest. reports hat temperatures were
too low In some sections. more or less com.
mission house uytns light offerings and
covering OF shorts.
But in the main the weather news was
considered favorable aud later on the Offer
Inss lncreased and prices reacted. Further
beneficial rains were reported In Kansas
and higher temperatures and clearing condi-
''c TSe Hef too %q The cables iSs We're sdIlssppointinF.
the Russian news was bet .er. bearish statistics
for the week are eFpsetsL' on Mondayl and Is
hesitation about engaging extenslyely IN
new ventures on the long side. though there
the aggressive on the short side. For the
time being, however. there was rather more
disposition, to sell chan there was TO buy.
to I'D, Broomhall .cabled that the market
statement and favorable reports from Russia,
large houss, supposedly for American ao-
count. Berlin advanced eQum to 80. TO &c,
and Budapest declined l kr., while Paris vas
unchanged to 8 c~entlmes higher.
The worlds shipments were estimated a.
and . .Sss. 600 last year. The Australian ship.
ments for the week were $4,000 bush. against
Corn opened hrmer owing to rains ip the
Ohio Valley, where they will further delay
farm work. reports OF siokly plants In some
sections, light offerings and covering OF shorts.
But later on scattered liquidation and the
easier tone OF wheat caused a reaction. he
sides, the receipts showed u noteworthy IN
crease and u further augmentation IN the
movement is expected In the near future:
Chicago got nSs cars and OF his total W
Monday ara estInisted at, 74s oars, liverpool
advanced 20. The cash market was dull
Oats fuctuated with the rest Of the list.
advancing early and declining later. Sup
port was given by leading interests at tunes,
however. According to Chicago adyiGeS
bush. during the past month and is shipping
tho oats out Of Chicago. fhe cash demand
there was moderate, with prices steady. Crop
reports from the Northwest were unfavorable.
Chicago received 2li cars, including "a OF
contract grade, and expects lH on Monday.
THE SPOT
Wheat on the spot was quiet and arm. SALES.
1000 bush. No. 2 red, 20. under July, [. o. b.,
afoat for export; No. Northern Duluth. 70.
higher. Sales, 900 900 bush.
Corn was quiet on the spot. Sales, 81, 900
bush. No. 2 white. 93lIc. yellow, csc. Flu
closed unchanged. No sales.
Oats were quiet on the spot. Sales. 5000
bush. Natural white on track, 30 TO 81 lbs,
62Gs3c. mixed. % 10 80 lbs., 50d30E!c. Futures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money oil call on the Stock Exchange
nominal to-day at 2 per cent. During the
week the rate for call funds fuctuated he
tween ~ and 3 per cent, with the average
at about II per cent. Extreme dulness char.
acteriZed the time money market. Quoted
rates varied very slightly and only a small
amount of business was reported. Toward
the middle OF the week the price for the
shorter maturities eased of somewhat. money
for over the end of the year on the CONTRARY
becoming a little tirlner. Commerciul paper
was quoted at ~ to Q per cent. for prime
single names and bills receivable; other
names 81 per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
-iOc; discount. Chlcago..?5c. prenniHm.
Charleston Buying, soc. DISCOUNT selling.
leans-Commercial, zoe. discount; hanks.
par, net. st. Paul-3Oc. premium. Mime
apolis--55o. premium to par. Cincinnati-'
Par. st. Louis 4oC. premium. San Fran
Ciso0-iGc. premium.
Money in London, 3d3H per cent. Rate
of discount in the open market for short sud
three months bills, , j-l6n3s, per cent. ton
soils for money closed at 50 9-l6 and for AZ
count at 81 1915. Paris advices quote Clusiu%
prices for 3 per cent. rentes AT 81 francs ~
centimes, Private rate Of discount. -, per
cent. Exchange on London, Is francs "
centimes. Berlin advices quote exchange OF
London 20 marks 46 pigs. Private rate al
discount. ~ per cent.
New York Clearing House sta tement Ls-
changes, t32S. 42t.l7j; balances. sl3. tJG,J si
Sub-Treaunry debit balance, sass, Ijo.
Commercial price OF bar silver IN \eT
York, 67i+C. Bar silver In London, n Lied.
Mexican silver dollars quoted at 32'.c.
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SuuAR.--Raw was quiet Bnd steady. Cen,
trifugal, 10 degrees test, 8.eOo. Muscovados.
50 degrees test. 3.s0o. Refined was in moder.
ate demand and firm. formulated, 1000.
NAvAbSToRNS. Spirits OF turpentine, e2Lc.
Common 10 good strained rosln. 1855.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02

PUBIC DEBT STATEMENT.

W~hsHIso1oS. June The puhlIg itl, o. '7
United states. according 10 a s'a''fnrn' 49,
70 dAI by the Treasury. hcpertincui. n,,' w..
S,JtS,0o2 dutlng the month Of Ma, ~, l'I' "a
cash IN tho Treasury on May ~, Va '''i -
recapitulatcd a. follow
Interest bearing debt ..... fN'N -
Debt upon which interest has r'Assd $500
Debt bearing no Interest ... :" r.''
The cash In the Treasury l. made ny Of m I"'"F'
Ing Items:
RKbEHvE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. ...... iS'''"'
Co,d roin No. .iN- '
SILVER dollars and bullion. 49, wv
GESEHht TUSp,
Cold coin, bullion and certificate ~
silver dollars, bullion and Crttlncdles
niied states notes Dr.. ...,........
National bank notes" .,,..,.,.... '
NIAltI hhtTN-. -. .Hrr o. sss., s',s''HsH'..
In national BANKS .,,."..,..,"..
Total. 80. .n '.
Against this were outstanding
Gold CertlncHtes. ......... .....,.. -
SlNrr UcrtIhchteN,. DO, .....,...us,s '..''
TrchsutN notes Of IsaO. .,,.,,,.,,.
UtnrT liabilities, ..t.s,.,,., 80.
Cold trserNC.,,. ......... ......
iesNlng an n, kiiUhis eat hs''nr' g.. '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
Coffee FTrm-4ght Offerings -ProvisIons
Easier,

The speculation was on a somewhat larger
scale, but the fluctuations we're still confined
within a narrow compass. Some months
ended at a small net advance for the day.
This was tracesble mainly TO a small local
demand and the smsllness of the offerings.
The cables from Europe were rather better
than expected.
One firm said: The real excitement will
II the weather in Brazil should become uu-
reasonable. u Ia always wise tactics to take
into consideration that phase of the fight
where all possible events favor the opposing
party. Suppose frost damages the trees
severely In August. What will happen
should we have to face again u period OF
small crops with the trade poorly supplied
and the syndicate controlling the bulk of
good coffee? This possibility OF unseason-
able weather Ia brought to the mind of many
an observer In this country, who sees cotton
and wheat prices Just now jumping up under
as 10 consider the success OF valorization a
probability, but we have to state that there
is quite a possibility for the syndicate TO oh
tain higher prices later In the season. Mean
while the extreme ouietness In the market
Cost and frslsht business Is done Freely,
without affecting values. The bulls support
prices at every attack, but do not try 10
enforce an advance. Its a waiting market"
Coffee on TIE SPOT was quiet and steady;
y EiC Nc points I f Riisher fV WisS the sl fcsa . a%ssSsSn sSS
the sales 20, $50 bags. Hdvre declined Xf.
Hamburg was unchanged to x Mfg. higher.
Rio advanced 81 reis: receipts, $4,000 Tags:
stock, 929.o 900. Santos was unchanged: rr-
ceip;s, 5000 bags: stock. 2,a47 200. Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02

Net cam, s:s,Ost.O e2 S25. 737 1855 Inc. s. .66 $40
DoUIsvILLE AND MEANWHILE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
Futurea In Now Orleans were "a NOIIowt:
EARNINGS.


UNION PACIFIC.
The Union Pacific system reports for April:
1907, 1906. Changes.
Gross earn. S6.2s7. ys7 50. $50, sos Inc. Sots iSe
0p.exp,e taxes I.0s6.G5 3,iv7,e2s Inc. 1887
Net eern... s.Icbl go ss,lIl 1872 Inc. tli0. 40
Gross earn. E. .tda. bis.oa4 $50. lo7, $40 Inc. s.Ao.7os
Op.eTp!& taxes ~34,5iS.S: 9,3Ca.5+5 Inc. 4.lt3,s27
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
DHreres CLyR.

FOR REDEMPTION.
THE LoTOS CLUB HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that under and In. pursuance OF the provisions a
the mortRage or deed OF trust made by It 70 IN
Central Realty Bond and Trust Company. dsie1
February list, leo2, the entire series Of second mort.
gag, bonds Of said Club from Nun6erS ! % o, h.
gage, are hereby called In for redemption on IN
fst day OF August 1907. on or before which day lie
interest 10 that date. will be deposited for that Dur
pose by said Club viii Bawyerb Title Insurance ard
Bond and Trust Company, the Trustee under AID
mortgage.
The bonds 20 called In. with all coupons maturing
on and after August I, 1907, attached, should be pr.
sented for payment At the Office OF said Taw!e en-
Title Insurance and Trust Company. Number N
Liberty Street. borough OF Manhattan, New yofl
City, on the list day Of August, 1907, and such bonds
VIII bear no Interest after that date.
Dated New York, May 9lSt, 1901,
THE 7 CLUE.
By ALEXANDER c, HUMPHREYS.
Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, June This was the dulest
market for copper shares seen in q long time.
Trading was 80 light that the price changes
we're practically nil. lndustrisls and rails
were also very dull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02

FLoUR.-Dull and steady. Receipts. 2l,7l
bbls.; exports. $500 bbls. Prices as follows
1920. Wi~nter-Clears, 81. 60eD1a rs; straights
E.50dtl.7j. Rye flour, H.50d$5. 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
% and EXPORTS.

The imports of specie for the week we're
S83. $50. OF which t4o,53S was gold, 'HGklnc
total specie imports since January I So ,'js So
Exports Of specie were: Silver. tl.uSr,'a
gold, s2,sl3,s3s "a total Of S3.eE!.:7o. H%Grus,,
1853, 3S6 the previous week, The gNpcrts ~
specie since January have been Gold. efSsl,'
52t; silver, fi7 .29S, 3so, a total of s?I ,019.1i7i d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02

PRovIRIONs.-Lard was steady: prime Wcst-
ern. te.eo: refined Continent, 500; South
American, 5000: Pork was quiet and steady;
easy: city, ei!@6hc. Chicago, june PRO.
Visions were quiet and easier. Commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, June The statement OF t'
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows
This day. This month. Fiscil PtfL.
Receipts. ... s., isi, 800 Ss,iti.g 300 500 ,3ietp
Expenditures. l,6lo,oO0 $4,000 5~3alis7a
Surplus. .... 1914 1900 S7i.9I ibihaANS
The receipts from customs TO day were tl.iioSJ'
from Int rnAl revenue, ttba. 49,, and niscelihnfhH'
sSs4, 800. National bank notes received 'of -
demption, 81 POS .S05.
The cash statement OF the United state iteS"
urer for June | shows:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-11
When the Earth ouakes.

Some idea of the stupendous power
Of the subtcrranean forces exerted by
earthquakes is shown by the changes
effected by them in geography. Noun
tains have been obliterated or new ones
formed, islands have been made or de.
stroyed, and whole stretches of coast
line wiped out. For instance, in Sep.
tember 1859, on the lofty tableland
about $50 miles southwest Of the city
Of Mexico, piece of land four square
miles in ga was suddenly raised 55o
feet, and numerous cones appeared.
one Of them, the volcano of JoruIlo,
being nearly LOO feet high. Java in
17T2 suffered in the opposite way. for a
tract of country fifteen miles long By
six miles broad was swallowed up en-.
tirely, mountain of 5000 feet being
reduced to 5000 feet only in the
process,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-11
LIVING BY MUSIC.
Advantage % Being Able 70 Play at
Least Two instruments.

Advantage q Being Able 70 Play at
Least Two instruments.
A member Of a musical organization
who takes special pride in his skin as
q tuba player is also an accomplished
yloiInist.
Every practical musician" he says,
who expects 10 make his living at
the business ought to play at least two
instruments-one brass and the other
string. 1t often happens that a man
playing two instruments can secure
an engagement where he who plays
but one would be left unemployed dur
Ing part OF the time. Travelling com
panles who take their musicians along
often insist on their doubling up-that
is, playing brass in street parade or
In front Of the theater and a string in
strnment in the orchestra. In the good
old summer time the demand is for
brass. In the winter strings are in re-
quest, so al the change Of season many
cornet and horn players put away their
brass instruments, take up their fiddles
and their bows and play at balls and
dances all the winter long
Besides this. there is another thing
TO he considered. Every cornet and
horn player must look forward to the
time when his lip gives out. After
years OF horn playing the overtaxed
muscles OF the lips become relaxed
They are strained from the constant
demands made upon them by holding
them in a certain position. Sometimes
player retains his embouchure for
life, sometimes it gives out suddenly
sometimes there is gradual deteriora
tion in strength of muscle and he finds
himself playing worse than he did be.
fore and is compelled to realize the
fact that his lip is giving way. The
infirmity IS a kind Of paralysis OF the
lip. somewhat resembling the SERVE
ner's cramp. which attacks the fingers
of the bookkeeper. The lips remain
otherwise in good Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-11
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

People will treat you all right until
they become familiar.
Whipping little man does your rep.
utation as fighter no good.
You can't please everybody. A cheer
full person is a pessimist's idea of a
fool.
The man who realizes the cowardice
of people can always put up a great
bluff.
You can live way of on a lonely
farm. but trouble will come to you out
there.
When some men put quarter in the
collection basket 1t gives them a feel.
ing of being real sporty.
The man who is really in love pays
very little attention to the ability of his
sweetheart as bread maker.
Don't feel bad If people do not agree
with you. You may not agree with
yourself If you stop to think it over
Atchison Globe
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~ Alarm cIoek 20 a c.nt

I've got Tie best alarm clock IN the
business, and Uncle sam provides it
for me" said West philadclplf husi-
ness man OF irregular hours Yesterday.
Two or three days of each week l
have TO rise early. Our puS,man nj
ways rings our doorbell good ana hard
when he leaves any mail. lie omes
along regularly as clockwork At Sa M,
but does not always leave mail Or me,
and consequently the doorhclI does not
always ring. When want . -ct up
Just buy post card IL the afternoon
and mail it TO myself II Ill. never
failed TO arrive in the early vail ac-
eompanled OF course. by the g.tgiu= Of
the he'll by the postman. Tain about II
cheap system. ] can MAKE I'll" most
important kind Of an appointment for
the morning and ill it by TIL rllr,, cx-
pcnditure Of single penny phla-
dclphia Record.
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SOME NEW YORK FIBsTs.

Christmas day first became a lega
holiday in 1854.
The first law proclaimed in New
York related to the Sabbath G84Tr.
The first surveyor was G642, Andre,
Hrdde. He received a salary OF $50 d
year 5000.
The first official interpreter was
George Baxter. appointed in 1862 Ut 4
salary OF go guilders per annum
The first court Of Justice was cStab-
lished in 1917. presided over by Iuige
Van Dincklagen, the first judge in
New York.
The first LOT or ground sold was to
Anthony Won Fees in 1912. II was
30 feet front by 40 feet deep aud was
sold for $500. 1t was located where
Bridge street now is. Tsss.,ss"a-.
The first public house was built in
1912 at the company's expense It was
a clumsy looking tavern, lo~tca 1t the
northeast corner OF Pearl street and
Coentles slip. New York Herald
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The Balloon Plant.

One of the curious devices OF nature
for scattering seeds is seen in the bal
loon plant of California. The fruit is
yellow and is little larger than an
egg. 1t has the appearance OF an emp
~ bag. but 1t contains a watcry sub.
stance which evaporates or dries up
when the fruit natures. sort Of gas
taking its place This gas Is lighter
than mir, and the fruit nip; back and
forth in the wind until it finally breaks
loose from is slender stem. rises into
the air to height Of from seventy=tive
TO Il hundred feet and sails away TO
fall in somc distant spot and thus ex-
tend the growth Of its kind.
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Charles Itinaslen.-

1t has been said that kug lcrs fame
AS a poet is not so wide as i deserves
to he. Whatever truth tlrre uay he
in this assertion there can r. IL doubt
regarding his right 10 plcr in the
front rank Of nineteenth arulury novel
lists. kingEley's Alton Locke" the
Chartist novel, in which " crlipsed
even Dickens in his yiyil picture of
the life of the poorer classes. some
what outshune his Inter works bur
even these bctray indications IN every
page OF having emanufaa .m mas
ter luind. As II preachcr Il agylcy was
simple and earnest and s. less so
when he preached at Westminster
than when he addressed Ills village
congregation at Eya-,.g London
Standard.
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4 LAND OF MYSTIC CHARM.
Beauties Of Modern Syria 40 Seen BY a
Woman Writer.

Woman Writer.
Here is a vivid description Of tho
Biblical plain Of Esdraelon, taken
from Mrs. A. C. Inchbold' tho
Syrian Sum- .'Instantly our gaze and
with it our hearts went out to the
strange beauty OF the plain Of Esdrae.
Ion. spread out just beyond the rolling
ranges Of the Galilean hills. 1t was
Ike some beautiful sea with its softly
green pillows sweeping inland in broad
gracious curves between the bounda.
ries Of its northern and southern hills.
And upon this limpid. seemingly liquid
surface rested big cloud shadows OF
deep yelled purple. The pillows were
the cultivated stretches Of the plain.
and the cloud shadows indicated the
broken, TILED soil. When in reality the
shadows Of clouds moved across the
beloved richness Of the great meadow
-as the natives called Esdraelon- the
effect was sublime beyond deserip.
ton"
OF BaaIbek the same author says.
80 oyerpowering was the first impress,
sion OF loneliness and awe created by
the sudden sight of the giant pillars
towering In the mystic blue light that
instinct babe one creep behind the
nearest giant stone wall and hide-hlde
from the guardians. the genii, who
seemed to be lurking in the dark
depths between the fallen pi .drs, to be
immovable as sentinels in the penum.
bra OF the vast colonnade. But there
description fails. The wonders of that
whole magic area through which we
wandered as under a spell outstrip
expression.
The veil of the supernatural lay
lightly alike on the untouched surface
as on the totally buried relics. now laid
bare by the persistent burrowing Of
the searchcrs after truth. Ghosts OF
the long ago lowered near. In the light
which transfsures all things earthly
with an atmosphere that is supermun.
dane they whispered strange tales of
the phantom world, which at the mo.
ment seemed vivid and real, but in the
brightness Of the morrow vanished as
u dream which memory yearns in vain
to retain"
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY MAT. 10
AND NIGHT, APRIL Id
i. A. COBURN'S GREAT
BARLOW
Yol I'll Know Them, a House
hold Word

An all-white company. absolutely
guaranteeing your moneys worth
or Your money back. Everything
new This season. Presenting the lal-
est ensemble spectacle, an absolute
novelty In Scenic Stage Craft, the
20TH CENTURY AERIAL SPECIAL
showing a monster air-ship, officers,
passengers, crew and musicians,
beautiful electric display and color
effects. Our past our present guar
antee. The latest songs. The new
est Jokes. Sparkling music and I'M
tainted honor.
An unequaled olio Of feature vau-
devile and novelty acts. Splendid
vocal choir.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-11
Poetry.

why are poets 50 little appreci.
atcd:" asked the young man with long
hair.
Well" answered Mr.. Cumrux Its
this way with piece OF poetry: n Won
can't understand It you don't care To
read it, and II you can understand it
You haven't any respect for it, :
Washington Star.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-11
The Drama Today.

Manaser-what have you got in the
way OF light comedy? let me look
over your manuscripts. Playwright
don't happen to have anything on
hand lust now. but I'll write you two
or three md bring them In this after
noon.-Kansas city Times.
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umbrslln Elir.atinn.

An umbrella carried over the wo-
man. the man getting nothing but the
drippinGs Of the rain. signifies court
shin. When the man has the umbrella
and the woman the drippinGs Il indl-
Gates marriage. Boston Transcript
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Capital P.r.sbn.r+

- - GTTTTeNt.
Mamma, did you o,o 10 hirt when
You were young
Il an afraid 81 l.ar
And We're yca ever punished for it.
mammal"
er."-Rire.
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corrset cizgnos..

Patient-shall / l.sr@ 10 "tve nm beer
doctor; boctor- shan.t forbid
u to you. Pati"nt lt's extraordinary.
doctor, what confidence have in yen.
-FleigeDde Batter