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STOANQC HKPRIItlNOil OF A fcfr
IPECtABU QU44MMMI. MAN,
Vhraa rim la ltt Cttr n HI fclfs
H lt th Htl of Hi. jw4:
Mitlitr, nHtt Jhwft Tlaiw Sh fftoniml to
( tu TrjIiiK to vram Him of I)acr,
"Tliwe aro morn thltifsi in Iwavon and
HorsKo"
Pit twino to tha knowIsdKeof n reporter
mnt by nculJeut thit (it an ohilnonWy
Msjssiblo Imiiw Miik totwen Mad
' IfEwrahtl Vlt th ttvt nun, on nn ornlnontlr
nrwt, a Kentletuart well
Jmotfji (fntlHM circle has nrjntdlr
Mlrienwl whnt iuy l called, on lack
( ft WtWW word, visitations. ThU tha
Mimrtw loarnod, whllo thn gentleman
vras qulto nnawnro uf hla connection
with the prwa, Thanksgiving evonltifr,
;whencwtYomtlon tnrtiwl (irtinosinerism
timl otlisr oosmlt aubjtwu. Prom talk
;to oxporiinstit tho t)i Vas oaay, when
H wi tUsooYerml tlmt Uh man in nnM
ihynn$M Infiiiatico.
Tho (UK
IWwery mi tiroliablr ntnrnrlin
to tnimt uf ttiwo tu tho room. Tim tnnii
1 per lot forty.llro j-oars old, tinder tho
'inoattiin holjtht, stont and Inclined to
ImldnpM, rona of tho good tuliuja of llfo,
n shrewd business tnnn, yot ho was nb
lnily nt tho ImwU and will of an nma
tluut, of tolornbly dovelojwd hypnotic
MW4r Vheit, uftor somo grotMino
llimnifsstatlotw, thosubject wai restored
.to aonitKutiH, the ooinpany, with ouo
'accord, pressed liiin to czplnln his fool
ing wbjfo under tiro iufluunoo.
y "Yon aro asking luioosslbillllos," onM
ItTio man good Immorally, "for whllo
p tho hypnotio slnto my waking rclf
(Si submcrued, mid I real I, tho ego
f tho metntdyrdclans nm what la
callod unconscious, nlthough something
.that must Imi n second I, or, nltsr effo, la
elxxjiootly noMvo. It U nil n p-oatn
jsmrrol to mo nn it onn bo to nuy of yon.
I nm not n weak willed tnnn or 0110 cany
jjo lnfltienoo by onlltinry lucthodi, yot 1
uifivQnhvnyo been hoeuly somptlblo to
iMyphlo Inllnonowt."
'Jltlla oonijwny.
r "iti
.... L 1 ..1... lit i
rvfntoii tho mnn ufwr n llttlo mum.
"'Stioli n untnre in tnlmt mujt sni tin
knnny to otlwr. nnd to 'io f rank, In n
biulnou wny I conld uc: (Toril to lwj
jniowit nun "onIMv," bnv I think I am
afa to pa1( nndvr tliU roof.
I can romambr when cinlto n nmnll
jboyacelug mytmolo dritro townrd thu
country lioiuowhiro I thon lived. Whllo
ho vtM yot far off, mid neither fnco nor
altltndo could Intro liorno to mo any
jriNttiil hint, 1 know that hi ton, my
eoium wtiiiam, wiui ueaa. i ran nnd
toiJlwt In my jiintlior'a Iapt 'Oh, mam
mnl Wllllo'fl dnndl Willlo'adendr Bho
'ehldad mo for my folly, n ho bo-
illuvutl. In n lung two mlnutea my undo
flrovo op, looking nhoii gniy nnd nd,
Mid tho quettloiui ray mother would Imvo
puhllod upon her ll)n. Itwnstmo. My
'vousin had died nuexiMctodly nfter tho
bilafcut lllncdn. I couldn't Imvo boon
woro tli.iii nix yearn old, nnd had nover
lo.inl of oooult nrt of nny ort, for our
woro old fiwhlonad ixmntry folk.
"As I prow tip experlencofl of thli kind
fwcio moro common. I wit n atupld,
bullet bended fellow In tho tniitn, but
'iti thU special Bonfto, na I mutt think it,
1 was nnd nm ustraordinarily gifted.
To this I uttrllmte yJie fact that on three
.oconaloim I Imvo aoen tho ghost of my
mother, who dlod vory aoon nfter tho
Incldtnt which I Imvo jnat rol.ttod."
. K allr of Inoredullty caused n nutlo In
tho room, and ouo foetlvo chnp whistled
bar of "Ovor tho Pcnoo I Out,"
"Oh, I don't o.tict you to bellero it,"
ibaumod th narrator onilly. "In u way
1 don't believe It myself. That is, 1
,cnn't account fur it. and my mind re
(volis against accepting iinythlngugniutt
nyroitMu. Yot I nut brought facoto
fa;o with thofuot. Thrioo in my iimturo
tdlfo, whllo wldo nwnko, fully clothed
and ns much in my right mlud na 1 nin
At this mluuto, I huvo Aeon tho slindo,
ghost or unrn of my dead mother, eoem
liig not worn nnd thin, as I romomber
Iior, but young nnd fairer. And horo
is tho cnrloua pttt of it. Bho wus
c)othod na iu tho days beforo my birth
tiicro wait older children than I in n
1ro vhluli I had never seen or hoard
'descrlbad, and of which no plcturo Is in
lytlstouco. Vol, by my description of
tho drrs.i as I saw it, my oldest alstor
reooKtilzM it ptrfoctly."
"What did Iho ghost any to your"
Hiked olio of ho party. .
. "Wotlilug. Yot In ouch cam tho visit
came beforo aotno tuUfortutio which was
Iu a tieimo nvurtuble. It seems to mo us
if tho wraith of my wether wns trying
iuollMttially to warn her fuvorito nnd
yonngNt child. The set fnco, thu mount'
M air, nil o lndlstlnntly aeon, might
gonvoy that impraaaion, All tho visits
M'Cro at night. Twice tho vision oauio
.wiifcu I wis uloue. Tho lost tluio my
Vlfo was with. me. 1 raid nothing to
Sernttho time, not wlthlflg toalarm her.
' "l)ut she SHit tastlty thnt 1 woa wldo
nwska. Tlw room in which wo ml U
jarga, nml was nt tho time llghtetl only
by n wall shaded-lump, which left tho
artlMrond of the room In aemlobMurity,
lutitfjH tlgtiro Motiioil iutvriienetrntod
with A light of ita own. Itdtd not move
ur b9lm. It simply was and then wua
An odd Thanksgiving night tote, wai
It notr "1 don't want my lltislueea nsan
enttM to Bttapeot me of teolug visions,"
Iho gentleman oonohnUd, "but this U
iiiy atory, and I would llko to know
"what yon mako of It." Naw York He
corder.
Tlie Olilcit Amateur Oreliplr.
TJio oldeat ninuleur oruliestnt in Jim
Aim is tminod '"Ilio Wandering JUit
struls." nnd is ootnpoe1 of naonla Ik.
longlnir to the highest social nitik. ThU
aoalety waa orjculd about thlt ty yoara
ngu In the aiuoking room of tho Guards'
barrnj&s nt Windsor tinder the direction
of iJIrBeymour Mgertou, nftorwnrd earl
of Viltou- I'or twenty yanrs it wn led
iiy U'tA Iltagerald (u hU house in Bloaao
tlreet, New York Tree.
AiUttinuKm ot gttaliiiiif(,
Kothlng nan bo mneh more dojiifulng
thttii iHMUMakueaa. mid for tbla tvaln Vo
Ihotild strongly ndvlao hU weak iriwuiJ
hot to nwHintr If lnwalblo the rialof
I to oeau rraiKie. It fs MtViiUlildg how
&m nit'l how completely lltoeo who nro
favored with it fair mewmto of mislltu.
itoiiitl elartldly teoovar front its depros
tlou. Iu tlialr i-aeo the Iwitflle of h sm
jrjp may finis, with cmpensatIoua of
iitr, diet fld upnetlte, y atihaueed by a
fw hours of tneehMltsAl iuiuim It is
In truth fsjr soch ffm)9 onl that tour
ff tW kind are adyf W4Usdo,'i Lm
tlrth'l Tun Many Oranfr, ' j
A PWPEt)IOWAt "WtBI'Brt." j 'owtminyornuiteoiirenotWlKilceomo1
A Ta Mpvi.vid nraaiee Mr. , f.r "y Jl'lT" 1t1el1eney lo.K?
I'tfiHuVs Thn weihie. '',u IroahUi," says a well knowu iilivsl.
"Jaek the- Vceir" IMwell known oln"' 11 Wrnly auopoaed tlmt
About tho lower pt ofOTtown. Ho omngeanro par loularly healthy, nnd In
has been exploited (n tliMypaiters In the ttantar wn-
(Hinnwtlon with arrest nml"liieoreora'
Hon, has Wen interview! nnd lmd hU
plctnrtf takmt, and on various ncceosloui
fiaaanorn oflf from profeMlonul weep
ing, "Jack tho Weeper" (a n dlrulnu
live looking apwiiiuen of nsovon-yonr-tld
boy with a twentyytmroM faoo and
n stock of fcxpertenoe and cunulug rarely
accumulated by mankind this eldo of
firry. Uo Is ottanslhly n ttowslwy, but
the fraternity liold him iu reat con
iemit or know him only to thump him.
Ills "racket" bus been to got u bundle of
papers together Into In thn evening and
weep at the foot of tha elevated stairs
down (own.
Byiuiutthetlc peoplo cost him pennies
and nickels nnd dimes, and sometimes
nn occasional quarter or half dollar
found an abiding place in tho wconr'
iiisldo Kwkot nil nn tho upioltlou
that ho was an honest lad who had been
"stuck." Thus IhowMiper fonnd that
tears eould bo coined into cnh moro
easily nnd profitably tlinn by tho ordi
tmry courm of tho newa trndo. Put just
ne Jack had worked up n fairly regular
tnulo In camo a iwllsemau, a cold and
cnleulatlug man of tho world, with n
club, nnd broko tip business by nrrost,
examination and consequent publicity.
At tho foot of n down tfJwn statrwny
of n Sixth nveiiuo elevated station in tho
roost fashionable part of Now York ro-
cently occurred n acno which demon.
atruted Hint "Jack tho Weeper" had not
only not gtio out of husfiieM, hut had
vaMiy tinprovca upon former metneds.
It was nbont tho fashlcnablo ahounlua
hour nnd tlm swell women stud dilettann.
young men woro flocking to tho dawn
town trains. A dclloato lad, with a con
sumptive cough and n bnndlo of ciistoff
morning neurpapere, stood shivering at
tho foot of tho ttatrs, two great 'jig
hoiuomado tears plowing their way
through thn dirt on his cheeks an tho
muddr waters of tho SliMourl segk tho
aea. Several of iw atopjied ont or aym
pttthy nnd bognu to quesilun tho boy.
At tho soma time nearly overy hand
In tho crowd Instinctively sought for
otmiigo. An exceedingly sharp o) ml lady
Impulsively pulled out n bill and pushed
it into hla trembling fingers, accompany
ing the net with nn ap-nallog look
uround upon tho rest of us. It worked.
Bveryhody In slghtgnvosllver, and an
old lady who camo In Inter on the eceno
prrswii a two dollar nolo upon tho child.
1 missed two trains to nolo tho goodly
eight, nnd I felt prond of my fellow
creatures and tho beautiful sympathy of
my kind. Tho boy never said a word.
I Io merely coughed and wepti. ud ceooped
In tho coin. Iu tho excitement of tho
moment 1 forgot nn errand I had nt tho
noxt ntatlon . ud went wH it. Then I
got out, wont up tho other side and rodo
buck. i
inoro was a uttio inou gutiiorel on
tho down town ildo ot tho foot of tho
stairs. Bo nearly like tho other mob
wn it thnt at first I thought I hod made
nimther mlstnko and gone back to my
starting point But noi it was tho uoxt
station.
Well, "shlvor my timbers!" ns iho old
salt enys, If thtro wasn't tho sumo boy
with tho same graveyard cough, tho
samo weep, tho wimo old jwpein, utid,
what waa mom astonishing, here was tho
sninu shnrji eyed. Iionevoleiit lady In tho
midst of li group uf aynqiathotlo wmneni
just etnrtliig a liberal sntsscripttuu.
My first impulw was to Jump In nud
grub her and yell for the police, but 1
conquered tt and walked away, wonder
ing now much money there was In this
now snap of the woman and the weeper.
-New York Herald.
N. A- BOLICH,
-DEALHIt
BOOTS AND SHOES
. a.
I i-firry a Full Lino in nil
Gents Furnishing Goods
Ib ilic most oomplwta iu Gxnut County,
Having boon soloototl with oapuoitil roforonco to this nitirlcot.
Of overy Jtind rtnd all sizos.
CALL A1ND TEST PIUOES.
National Bank jBloolc, Deminy, H4
Thompson's . Hotel,
Opposite tho Dopot,
IN 0?H33 BtJUOPSAKr PLAN"
A. II. THOMPSON, PitopJtiETOB
Gallon Thompson ibr
thinking tlmt they ninat neceaeai lly bo
wlmliwoino, wlinrooa Iu aotuo cases thoy
nm HmiviTuijr injurious.
"One of my iwttletitH.n boy of twolvoor
thereulHiute, hut had n Wvtro nltaok of
slomaoh trtmhlo overy winter for aov
eral sneeeedlng yeitra, uttneks for which
I cnuKI tlnd no nppnreut oauso until 1
impiwned to find out by ticcldeut that
every your nhout tlmt tliuo the family
received a Utrrcl of oranges from Flor
ida, upon which tho chlhlreu woro al
lowed to regnlo themselvea freoly. This
was tho whulo tronbloi ornuges did nut
agree with tho child, end when ho ale
them freely ho waa 11 L 1 slop-vid Ida
eating them, and ho has novor had n io
currenco of tho trouble. "Mow York
Ttibuno. mmm
Tim tVnjr Crlont Turn,
Tho qnoetlou ta often asked, Why do
cyclones, "whirlwind." nnd tornndoes
all persist In tho polar whirl from right
to loftf Astronomical speculators Imvo
nupoed tlmt nil tho planets onco ex
luted ns rings of thinly scattered matter
around tho snn. nnd thut theso rings
woro nnnnlar evgrvgntlons from a vagus,
irregularly scattered mass that turned
ono way In spiral coureoit, thus deter
mining tho direction In which tho rings
ruvolved. nnd nil tlfo rest from this took
tho same course,
"Hut," you any. "why did tho nobula
evolve nt nllr It grew from cliaos,
. and chaos presumably pooteasod an In-
lieront motion from right to left. This
wii'd tiw vwv a a issis vuuu fcM VHIVs
sun, moon, stars, planets, oyclonos nnd
tornadoes Imvo aduorod to tho original
habit. St. Louts Itepubllc.
The Demand for Woman flutr-Hf.
Wo used as It for suffrage Iwcattso
women needed It ns tho tiionus to aruer.
being tho caso, from that tlino to this,
! opportunities. But tho oiect of tho
, woman question haa oltangeiL Women
i nro now snylng, na In tho dnyo of tho
I war, "Tho c tntry needa na." WBmen
need to star by tho nubile schools as
, they stood b tho iintion without mnoh
fighting or "istling, qnietly, but effi
ciently. .stary a. blvermora.
FRANK PHELPS..
Eng-iixoGi' & Machinist,
llHAt.Hlt IK
WIND MILLS. GALVANIZED IRON,
WOOD TANKS,
Pump? and Pump Fillings.
e 9
IN
DopnrtmonU, and my stock of
Ghp Railroad tlokets,
rtfVlrv; to 2.
111 ciS 8 i B 3
J 8 : 1 1 - ? f
II - l
J 4 111 J i S -a ?
mil jW
A tfnll rsp' ' tnlae" SUiMi.
The Utile tillage of Derated, nciir
llognor, iweeea n imlqiio curijalty in
tho form of nn Innrcom mimrl with
poatngo slnmiHi, Tin nportmont Is fan
cifully decorated with laany descrip
tions of ustMUtampa, and even thopaa
sagi) leading to tho room is almlltirly
impered. Soino II vo years woro occu
pleil In making tho collection, which
numbers anmo thousands of stamp.
Tho room being coniplotod In IWi7 It,
will naturally given the iiamc of tho
"Jublleo Btainproom." Indeed some
iiiHtnlHiri of tho royal family Interested
In tho collection nro said to Imvo added
to It n number of stamp on tholrowu
account. New York Hecorder.
liar. Vrngiiiu anil Tremp.
Ouo hardly expects to find humor in
tho reiiorts of town officers, hut occa
sionally somo of tho unintentional kind
crops out, n In this Item of disburse
ment In a Hartford coiiutr town, "Mrs,
M. Leak, for maintaining watering
trough, threodollars," or this from a town
in MiuMaohusotts, "A now building has
Iwun erected tho pnt year for tho pur
tioso of storing hay, wagons, farming
tools, tramps." tU-Hartford Tost,
Woman ns an Aiilmnt.
Professor (to boy In natural history
claw) Aro animals known to possess tho
sentlmeunif affection?
Boy They oro, Ir.
rrofor What onlmnt has the groat
est natural foudnces for manf
Boy Woman. Exohange.
Beer Hall
JONH DECKERT,
rropilotor.
ICE COLD BEER I
mpor todifc Domostio
LIQUORS,
AND
Best Brandsof Cigars
Gold Avatttin, DonilnirK M.
of lilntt, MMiftfaiirtU, li pKli;lI
itoii)r, A xir
vmii'm piii(inm npii.r iiw law 01
to. lit foisnf In lorilolilf r. M n inn
till aiw l IVmlnr In Mid Sow Mt
r Nw
ft (It IndonUr '! nuwlcnim mail In Tliuniai
in, MMMrhsiwlU, iriulM, itM
. IMiallU v.irttml In lit oMf ot
Of lit puvnljr of
Orsnt aadterrl
lory nf Haw Maslcn. UiiiwrSd. A. n
Hm MWplol Mid irutl, In
F. Hunt, whs lis realfnri
III VOlSlll
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sav,
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in iua oi riu i uomaa
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Janx J. QcitJW A Co.
Nollio fur I'liiillcullim,
Lsml oifloo nl 1 Crates, N. M.
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slloaiaf audi iinf. or who fciioSi nf ur
sansi ffs-.ii, nnir ilif law and lb nenlil
Of lb tnl'-rtur llaparinmiit, mh aiwli nrtHif
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ii. tvuiHiaur rvo
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suit on open aceount,to
TVf ".ilUdsri'iidHiit, IV II. Allen la hereby
uoililwiirintihi-aalil ulslutlffa. il, Wormser
AOo. have eoinniiiev(l salt in this roiiitOj
W. II AllMI
sltselitlioiit. luminal Int. iliwin a clnini fm
Uinneya dne Hiu.ii for goods, win. -a mw
inniei-iiiid aaoul mnl ilnllvrred to tlmas il
OjUMMtlatiiby anld pmh.l.ffa nnd by ntli.is
wlloae Glsliiis aald iiliilnt (fa Iihvu fn a vain
alio ennaldrrnil n iiiiiliod, Uoilur ilm
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i erimeelitKitraiitnij m betiuotliftSOIH
itMVOf r ebumry lw, ju iiiiiiaat Uv iloMtnl
lU'SAnevsoassbiivelii tnir Uliimint will
IMIUI'llUIUrU UFHIIINI. l IRril,, niHl
BB. Vl"i"""lV " naouiiiioii iMHi'iM upon
faJil juSaiiiAji. Ainnmittuedfar, Mtl
I St SUA5UN til: LI), Juallio of the t ciaoo,
J. A.
Lyniiuurs hiiani.
t'natonici;
lleinliiif, N. M
. (ttdsr Urova
Miiiiiins nor:
Oratit Jbmr
MewMialeo;
HoiseBriuti
t,oa 1st! hip,
Aueaat IS. A fi
lhnanlr I
W Hi l.ip BWi'i- mnill.lir-1 lll una ihacw iu fin a
BUMflw lbs alinaaau of aald eU ISBUL SIKlto
offer Mnea In rabutial uf thT salaWllleTby
cJaliiniil. Samuci. 1'. MecTntu, TGcUler.
Noil
- Sk
SMaLaa
wad
lf st IW bu iaenUoM4 Urn
utnin inn wiiimaaM nf mm ulanasnl, nnj to
oTar Mldane in letmllsl of llut sabnlttni bj
eiahnlni. Smi, p. McCiiia, l(il,r,
tin "ki'.'v frtiuii nmiy
tfr iu npmfi
I to lny onrr mm
Ur.' Vim
aorlntbu.
ror mawuili aiiaswa, b
nereeM tovwio
Willi Unit, tl
. utere s no ii
desen't beiiefli
Ht'a
an tm. .It II
or
itr
n?, fn all
tex, ialn
laetliaal iho enrotiiQ ArMbiMMMK.
fut disorders aad Tuna
(Ilsturhauoos that oftllct
wottisiiWnd, yen hare yphr
mimey luK lint yen won't
nek itf-youll bs etirwl.
pfif'tftt. The trout lies tiwt eahie slflwly,
haV- Vi mi slowly. Hie sttrsst and sjietjilHl'
reiflwly Is ttw ,rl'avorlt rre'rlittfon." ft
build up and fnvfaarates the syVtil, regu
lalea ami promote fie nwier functfeiw, and
n turpi health ami uurtietli,
iw every Uiinjr that's kuownaa"fikraae
eommaltit." It's n ntwlllrri ntin
If you'ro an ovirworIiTor suffering wo
man, It's n innllcfue tlint's mods especially
to help you but you iay only for the h)u
tbt you fpt. ' v
Oa theto terms It's Uia chseutst soLL
Tho Wclfuro or Chll.1rn.
Thero Is n distinct advance in intelli
gent grownup intotvst in child llfo,
Mr. llowells, Miss Lnrcom and Kdwanl
Everett Ilalsharo all uivon m intoroet
lug books ombodying tlioir own recollec
tions of childhood. Mm. IX' Lnnd is
writing a charming novel whose main
intercut in iu problems of childish psy
chology, nnd Mrs. llumctt promises n
similar volumo. During tho recent
meeting of tho Association ot CollPfa
Alnmmu it was evident that one of tho
most mtorMtiug branches of work taken
nn by collego brod women la ryntomatla
and soicntlflo etudy of tho development
physiologic paychologlo and ethical
er very young children. This rccogni
tlou of tho interoslluif notnta of the
young human animal is significant. -Ig
uo or.'.r uruuusos ueticr imiigr 'or tuo
child, but better times for his ciders.
Knto FieWs Wii Mngton.
I1 I t llll.
Mo mitt Ilia lift,
"flpenking of atrango licts on nn elec
tion," said Colonel Joo ituokcr, of Col
orado, "tho ono thnt takes tho ribbon
over any I huvo ever seen mentioned
was bet, lost nnd paid by nn enthusias
tic Urenibaokcr many years ago. Ono
of theeo enthusiasts nt that Unto, whoso
view of the political situation was aecn
through the rosea to hued spectacles of a
reform organ, wns oertuln thut n man
by thu mtmo of Drown would bo elected
governor of Missouri, nnd bet every
thing ho hnd except tho clothing on his
buck nnd ri young wlfo. liltlioi' tile af
fection for hla wlfo or his knowlcdgo ot
law prevented hla mnklng n wager of
her, so as a last bet ho wugerod his sorv-
tees ror n year mrnitist I-IW.
"Of conrao ho lost, and borrowing a
fow dollars from a friend ho sent his
wlfo back 'to her folks' in Missouri,
whllo ho presented himself to tho saloon
keener In Oonvor with whom ho had
-ado tho bet. Tho latter, moro na n
joko thnn anything cluo, grubatuked
him nnd scut him nut to prospect. Tho
first month a small find rewarded his
labors, and cupidity then caused tho sa
loon kcoper to Insist on tho payment of
tho wngcr Iu full. To curtail tho narra-
tl vo, ho carried onl his wager of n year's
siirvleo scrupulously and located two
moro mines, front which tho winner,
though now wcullhy, is still drawing
dividends. Upon the fulllllmniit of his
obligation ha sent for his wife, nnd Is
now omiiloyod by ono of tho afreet car
companies nf Denver at about fifty dol
lars a month, and will probably never
got above that figure." HU LouUaiobo
Democrat, Nnlra Tlmt lirugBlata IlMrlro.
"You'd laugh If you could tea i.oiuo of
tho homemade prescriptions wo recclvo
tiro sometimes," mild nu cast eldo
druggist tho other day. "1 mean tho
notes mothers glva to little children
when they semi them horo for luodteino,
"Hero is ono written on n pleco of
nowaiinper margin 'nrnloy a, n nor fot,'
which, translated menus arnica for n
roro foot. Another, on n pleco of card
board, was easily lulolllglbte 'powdorod
tnaguishey for phisik,' 'Pol ton. Uro&s
of Hu'iiormcnt for boilbugs' callod for
corrosfvo mibllmnto to rid it bed of tha
terror of tha tvticmetite. 'I Polshon
Insect powder' meant I'eralan Insect
powder for tho samo purpose.
" 'Dangle fot lly wpr was for paper
ta tnnglo tlio rest or tuo II I oh. 'Uia car
bcrt of Hody' meant tho tlmplo baking
smln, to bo ttsod tit this iuatiuico iiroli-
nblv for n disordered stomach. Tlnctnro
bf lobolhi was naked for on u torn scrap
of billhead uiidor the disguise of 'llnctur
lobstur,' and cnt .no tnirous plaster was
tupplied when 'cnpploliio plaeoter' was
reipnoateit,
"Homo mother with a crying baby, in
ordor to get sleep herself, naked for '5 ct
pnrgorink' to quiet tho Infant. 'Tink
tttro of jrtdltie for extertmi uso,' aomo
wotunu ciirerully wrote when alio wuuUd
iodlue, mldlng In nn csiihiintory mail
ner. 'Inward. runholoHalttt.' "Now Vork
I'ruiM.
Are Benlt nnd lllcktus UItolelT
Who reads fkott and Dickens nowf
To that nuosUon what is tho true on
swor? The Implied answer of oourso is
thut no ono roada th-in or that' their
readers nro getting yearly fewer. It
may bo said at once, nnd it tuny bo stl(l
flatly, that it is not tho caso. l'hoy nro
not only still read by many psople, but
they nro read by moro people today than
tuey ever woro uerore. This foot Is sub
stantiated by the copies of tholr works
that aro sold) indeed it stares ns in tho
faco nt overy railway book storo.
Bcott and Dloketie, If measured by the
numoer or ineir readers, nro growing In
popuinruy, not ueciimng. I suouid cor
tatnly any that, bo far ns my own ob
isrvntion can inform mo, no two writers
aro moro universally familiar at this mo-
wont matt uoott and DIokens. Thu old
imvo read themi tho young aro rending
them, nor need nny ouo doubt tho faot
neoauso they mo not discussed liko uov
cities. W. II. Mullock iu Forum.
A rmnoua Unprnalou.
"Thoro's manyn allp'twixfi tho cup
onu me up - is a very out saving, aim
was first uttered to tho king of Bnmos,
on tsianu in tuo ureoion nronipomgo,
'iius King, Aticams uy name, planted i
Tlnoyard and treated tho slaves who mil
tlvatcd it so badly that ouo of thfjni tpld
him ho would nover II vo to tasto tho
wlno inmlo from It. When thoMriuo was
ready ami a cup of it poured out for tho
king ho sent for tho ulavo who hud
prophesied his death, ami tsked him
what ho thought of hla prophecy now,
Tho slave replied, "Theros many
sllp'twlxt the oup nnd tho lip," and just
as ho had spoken the words Ancmus re
celved warning that a wild Iwar had
broken into his vluoyard nnd was ruin
ing if.. i'uuinguowiitiiowinouniftttHi
he mshed out to attack the boar and
was killed. -rllariHirV Young I'sojile.
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