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A FOND DAUGHTER WAS NIGH TO DEATH.
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U te Was Sasad. AH Parents Should ha Intar-
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aatad In This Ranatlva.
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THE ARIZONA KICKER
O L D J C H N STARK C O M E S T O T O W N
W IT H
AN ARSENAL.
J lu t O lv r a ila in G u lc h W a » C lia u g « tl a nd th e
T o w n W o N ut F a in te d lie d aa I n l»ay»
o f V u re
Sad M l.h a p to a C h le a < o N e w t-
p a p e r Kian.
portant business came in and we sent
our new agricultural editor in our
place. He has a voice liko a two ton fog
horu aud is croes eyed and has hair like
bristl'S. He relate« that be saw Mr.
Clark waiting wbila yet half a mile
away, and w hen ho had decreased that
distance one-half our agricultural man
uttered a yell. It was cue of his ordi
nary yells around the office to summon
the copy boy, but it lifted Editor Clark
into the sudd Io and started him for
borne at a gallop, and though ho was
pursued and coaxed and entreated to
stop he only made the pace the hotter.
Ho will probably try to get out of it by
sayiug we sent a buud of assassins to do
him up, but that wou’t wash. Mr.
Clark is hu ignoramus and a duffer, and
tho first time we happen over to Grass
Valley wo shall lead him around a block
by the uose aud demand an ample apol
ogy for the trouble he has made us.
M. Q uad .
STORIES OF STETSON.
O N E O F T H E M O S T IN T E R E S T IN G M E N
E VER IN T H E S H O W BUSINESS.
A n Ig n o ra n c e W h o M D e p th and B re a d th
M a tla
W as a
It
H ig h ly
E u t r r t a ln in g — 8 trt> o a
S n a re . o f F u n
O u la id o o f Tho
a t r ie a l C ir c le , aa W e l l as W i t h in T h e m .
fro m the Burning B eat, Detroit, Mfc*.
Every one aotiesd
n s . . M < nucleus for his investigation and looked a u d 'I bought two tuore boxes
tbe rumor that the life o f the daughter of the change, and 1
Frank B. Trout, well known in Itetroit, f " h" -
. had u k e n two boxes she was
M la h ., real estate circles, had been saved, a
w hen sha ns
gn(| jn
WForter oalled
called on
on Mr.
b»«.
i X S i f i S i t M i » something like herrelf.
reporter
M r. Trout_at
t r o u t at
K B G rtaw old Avenue. M r. T ro u t showed T ^ . r . l w ^ ; é n H 7 l ^ . í n d M U
^
entf
a n « hesiuney in giving hie opinion for
healthy girl,
publication, but finally .» id : ‘ Lircuro- strong,
u
and ha. never h»3 a Mek ; day stnt
” nce;
Manee. ami a h th e r’s love for h l. child
• I do not think she uses them now,
forcoi me to try D r. W illiam »’ Pink P ill, for thoueh 1 alw ay. keep them in the ho“**o
Pale People, but sot until the whole medical M r wife and I have recommended them lo
profeuion had exhausted their «kill. At our mighbors, and tent a few to ...other
the age o f fourteen we had to take our voting girl who seems to be in the same cos
daughter from »eliool owing to her health. dilion aa my daughter. HlMJ ¡>»‘
Before th i. she had been in the best of liams’ Pink Pills saved my «’“»«‘‘X * e 1
health, happy »nd in the best ot .pirit». Site I would not recommend them to any one- I
began to foil stray and became pale and know they do all and more than is
languid. She wa. to weak thut »he would for them, and I am glad to
ft'™
foil down in s faint every time .he tried to to the world. I know D r. W
walk un.upporteu. The best o f physician, Pills for Pale People saved my daughters
attended her, bnt .he continued to grow
T>OVT
weaker and seemed to be gradually fading life, and that la enough for me^
Desirable
IT'
L . I T H JÄ -A -T T -T I
And Tbe
There is a man bom now and then
A ChicRgo newspaper man who wan-
with a sort of humorous silver spoon in
«l«ii:il this wny one day last week walked
his mouth. Uninterrupted good fortune
into Tlie Kicker office and sent uh hi»
as a humorist smiles ou him through
»•aril. We happened to be out, aud the
A
R
T S
a n d
S O I E I ' T C ,
life, aud that, too. with no seeming
agricultural editor received the card aud
Stthterihed an.' »worn to before me thia
effort of his own. Ho somehow acquiree * ” (vhen aha was fifteen she weighed only
then went out with two guns and held
an early reputation for sayiug or doing ninety pounds, and the dorton said it was fourth day of March, 1897.
the poor mnu up ugainst the wall for
R obert E. H ui . i .. J r .
„
Wavne County, Michijra«.
funny things, which, once gained, noth amentia. Several phyaicians snid she might
half an boor till we ctuld be sent for.
outgrow it, but that it would no doubt ter
Dr.
W
illiam
s'
Pink
'
Pills
for
Pale
People
In doing thia he acted under the belief
ing can take away. All the jokes in his minate in consumption. No doctor we had contain, in a condensed form all the ele
that the man was an assassin. The east
line of his generation, and often somo could help her, and we concluded ouraelve., ments necessary to give new life mid rteh-
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we m n.t leee our child, aa she wa. growing ness to the blood amfrestore shattered n e rro .
ern way Is to fend your curd to the ed
of earlier and later generations, are weaker every day.
Thev are also a specific for trouble., peculiar
itor, and if lie doesn’t like the looks of
We had tried all the well-known reme to female., .neh u .uppressiou., iffrin t’arl-
credited to him, and nobody cares to
rear name or one corner of yonr card i
and finally shout u rear aeo I bought ties and all forms of weakness. In men they
disputo tho honor. Collectors of jokes dies,
K nd o f H is R o m an ce .
a box of Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pills for Pale
lias been torn off in tho teeth of u bear- |
effect a radical cure in all caaea arisinr rroni
trap he sends back word that it is his 1 “ Meu promise so much," said the are ready to accept Joe.M iller us Joe People and took them home. That day I mental worry, overwork or exccMes of iriiat-
had reed of a csae about the same aa my evar nature. Pink Pills are « ’•«’ J "
Miller,
but
no
literary
scholar
believes
linsy dsy. It is not the western way, maiden, with a little sigh. “ ODe never
daughter’s, and decided to gtre them a
In lno«e bulk) at 8« cents a box or six
however. If you want to see a western knows how far one may trust them. I that he originated all tlie jests in his In a l, though 1 must confess I did not (never
boxes for «2.50, and mny be had of all d rttr
»•ditor, and particularly an Arizona ed dare say,” she continued, drawing cir alleged beck. Anybody can think for hare much faith. Before she had taken all gists, or direct by mail from Wr. V llliatUF
‘ the first box we noticed a change for the
itor, you jiiBt walk into the shop and cles on the carpet with the toe of her himself of two or three similar examples
kewarer. sained strength daily Medicine Coaipany, Schenectady, N. I-
kick the sanctum door open aud utter a shoe and looking at him pensively, in the present half century, and, even
yell of welcome. If you have a gun in “ you would agree to buy me some day so, it is not likely that John Stetson
vour hand, it may hold him down until a bicycle of the very latest aud best pat ever really said all or half the amusing
yon can explain that you called to shake tern if I should listen to your protesta
things that were attributed to him.
hands instead of to shoot. No cards for tions’’—
us. Jnst walk right in aud feel at borne, . “ Mabel Millsap,” exclaimed tbe They wero good stories, some of them,
and if we arc winding our cuckoo clock young man, seizing her hand, “ if it aud they wero told of Stetson, just as
when you enter please drop into the will bring me the slightest clnim on the story of fiddling while Romo burned
your fuvor, 1 w ill bring you within two was told of Nero, not because they were
< hair at the head of the table.
hours any wheel you waut and make true, but to show what kind of man
O ld T im e « G o ne A w a y .
Stetson was.
His honor lhe mayor (who is ourself) you a present of it ”
“ Then bring mo tbe Ferris wheel,”
The stories which it was thought
received word tho other day from old
John Stark, who lives in a cavo 26 she said, clasping her hands together proper to fix upon John Stetson were
miles away, that ho would enter Give- aud flashing a radiant smile at the in those which exhibited any Lread, com
prehensive and picturesque ignorance.
adum Gulch on Wednesday aud hold up fatuated youth.
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DRUGGISTS
Without a word he put his hat on his He was an ignorant man no doubt—ig
tho town for four hours. Wo wero ready
for him. At 1 o’clock in the afternoon bead and rushed out iuto the garish, norant enough, perhaps, to say all tho I
the distant rumble of thunder proved mocking, unsympathetic glare of a things that it was ever said that ho i l>le sad haakUtftwe. Ad. STEBMm) WMRPT Pfo. Chleaas. Wtmtresl. Caw., arllew Tort. •• •
that old John was approaching the city cold, raw, east windy afternoon The said, but the chances are that he did
line. Ten minutes luter there wero yells pneumatic tiro of his hopes had col not say them alL But the stories are
none the worso for that. Years ago
ANTED—FAITHFUL
MEN N in who are engaged in any of the mechanical
and shouts us of a baud of warriors, aud lapsed forever.—Chicago Tribune.
M’CLELLAu’3 W a RHORSE.
Sophocles’ "(Edipus Tyranuus" was
five minutes after that the mau was in
D a m a n tla ,
played by the students of Harvard col
the lockup and wondering what sort of
pursuits can succeed without reading and
ut ! n, th e O n ly C h a rg e r sponsible established bouse il l Oregon.
lege and excited great comment through
He—What is a crauk?
it transformation had taken place. He
« • ,
wl lto d e .
Salary «780 and expenses. Position
gbc—Why,
a
person
with
one
Idea.
out
the
country.
It
was
discussed
one
studying this standard Magazine of Sciences
had on him a rifle, u shotgun, two re
Cietlui. a favorite war- permanent. Reference. Enclose self-
Gen» i
“ Would you cull me a crank?”
evening at a dinner at which Stetson
volvers, a singlo barreled pistol, two
tlb'd Dan, was a dark addressed stamped envelope.
horse,
ti
Tbe
“ Why, no I never gave you credit was present, and he cheered tho com
and mechanical Arts. It is illustrated with
knives und a tomahawk, and yet no one
!. ids high, well bred, National. Star Insurance Bldg., Obicsgo.
. ,y, ab> it
■was hurt. Up to a year ago old John for having oue idea. ”— Yonkers ¡States pany by announcing that he had con trilh
. . and never showing
all modern cuts of latest inventions in all
tracted with Sophocles for the writing
psed to hold nrtthc town repel ally once man
of a new piay to he produced by him signs oi ijitiguc, no matter how long
SLAUGHTER OF DEER.
the course. He was an extremely hand
the branches of mechanism, and its fund of
the following season.
This story belongs in the same class some, showy animal, with more than G a m e K ill e d I n M o n ta n a b y Sportsm en
ordinary horse sense. Dan was a very
knowledge is inseparably connected with in
J n a t F o r th e F u n o f th e T h in g .
as a somewhat more elaborate one. j
W. H. Wright tells in Recreation
Stetson once took posses»ion of a new fast walker—an important requisite in a
ventors and mechanics. Sold with T he
jommander'B charger—but a disagree where much of Montana’s game has
theater and discovered in the lobby a
able accomplishment so far as his staff gone. He says:
picture that did not meet his artistio
W est at clubbing rates.
“ I have known two self called sports
taste. "Take that picture down, ” he were concerned, as their horses In gen
eral were kept ou a slow trot.
men to leave Spokane for two days, and
said.
After the war Dan becauio the family on returning tell of buving killed 63
“ But, Mr. Stetson," somebody re
monstrated, "that picture was painted horse at General McClellan's country deer, a story tho ranchmen at whose
home in Orange, and seemed to be proud home they put up corroborated. That
by Michael A n gela”
of his position, performing his duties was years ago. It would take a long
“ Michael who?" said Stetson.
* < .a
well aud easily. Ou one occasion, when hunt there now to kill 63 deer. I once
“ Michael Angelo.’’
“ Well, tako it down,” said Stetson, driven to a neighboring estate by two knew a man to go and make a winter
“ aud discharge Angela I wou’t have ladies of the general’s family, aud leit camp and kill over 100 deer, which ho
*»l
irtUJ
any of these foreign scene painters untied, as usuul, at the door, Dan camo hung up. He tried to sell thi m where
te- •/
around my theater; I’m going to em io the conclusion that they had remained they hung, but failed. He went east
long enough for an afternoon call, so, somewhere, where ho lived, and I’ve
z >
ploy Americans. ”
This so amused those who heard it uecliniug to waste any more time there, never heard of hint since. He claimed
that they at ouce told tbo iuoideut to he trotted back to his stable, carefully to have killed 100, but I counted 150
friends of Stetson and themselves, and turning out to pass carriages and other carcasses in sight near bis camp the fol
among them was Jack Haverly, the vehicles met on tho way home. Dan lowing spring.
« A
“ While going from Palmer’s lake, in
famous negro minstrel manager. Hav uied aud was buried in Ornnge.
Tho general said of him: "Dan was Washington, to the Salmon river I pass
erly did not laugh when ho heard it,
fltis monthly magazine is on« ol tin vii
but simply looked puzzled. He thought one of those horses that could trot all ed through Toatscoulee a. d stopped
for a few moments, and then a faint day long at a very rapid gait, which overnight near a small hike on whit 1:
kept
all
ether
horses
at
a
gallop.
He
best printed in this country, and if
was camped a p.tr.y of hunters. It
smile come into his face, and he said, 1
"Oh, yes, I see; there ain’t no such per earned from the aids the title of 'that would have been easy to load a four
devil
Dan’—a
name
that
he
justified
on
to
all subneriben at rates within tn.
horso wagon with the heads of diet
son as Michael Angelo I”
This answer was thought good enough many a long aud desperate ride before I alone that were piled up iu one place.
ability of all to pay. It ia finely ill«»
to take hack to Stetson, who, it was as gave up the command of the Army of There were deer carcasi-es all about tbe
the
Potomac.
Dan
was
the
best
horse
I
sumed, must have taken pains in tho
camp.
trat .xl and presents the ntiines offanuu
meantime to inform himself of the his ever had He was never ill for an hour,
“ I eonld name in. e ! ' . j i 5n , r su<
A N D T E T NO ONE W A S H U R T .
never
fi.'.gned,
never
disturbed
under
tory of art sufficiently to understand i t
bnntetswho have i.
d : .
t
authors as contributors.
T a i Vi6
“ What do yonthiuk, Stetson?” said his fire. The near old fellow survivod the deer aud left thi :' < :
f ,!; (in
war
for
many
years,
dying
at
a
ripe
old
)
HI* B u » ln « te .
frieud. "We have told Jack Haverly
and the Cosmopolitan tire «told at ft* ;
ly last winter two n n I, r
non
*t month and hail come to look upou it
They aat in silence for some time
what yon said about Michael Angelo, apa iu 1879. No matter how long we and kilhd 8 > tlct r iu 1 : . not bn i -
ns his privilege. I le c s u ’t understand
might
be
parted—once
for
nearly
font
duct rate ; ;it (bis office,
“ Of what are you thinking?" he final and he said. ’Oh, I see; there ain’t no
I of ni' . . in
■ b r it.
why old times have passed away and a
ye„rs—he always recognized me the mo ing out a pi
such person as Michael Angelot' "
“
I
have
st
ti many In d ia n i nn ts. t n
new doul has taken place. When given ly askeiL
She blushed aud fidgeted uneasily in
Stetson looked blank in his turn fora ment we met agaiu and in his own way of which rcsulied in tin:
; ¡f t .n
his liberty Thursday morning, he broke
moment and thcu received his own little showed his pleasure at seeing me. Even 400 deer, bnt m t t ,.e t f inedt vrwas
<inwu and W2pt, aud he solemnly as her chair for a minute
■
u
the
day
of
his
death,
which
was
a
"Never miud, “ she returned sharply illumination as to the humor of the
sured ns that he should buy a barrel of
painless one, he still attempted to rise wasted. The iu .aus hunt and tb mat!
whisky slid a hag of meal aud never “ It'a your busiuesa to propose, not thing “ Wire the ignorant old fool,” anti greet me, bat, unable to do so, he tbo meat before tncy bnnt ugum. 1'ht y
kill to cat. bat the wh. i s ¿ill f< • »an.
he said; “of course be ought to have
leave Ins cave again except to hang tniue. "—Chicago Post.
said, ’There isn’t any such person as would lean Ins head against mo and lick L.tst spring one text in tbe idlter 1 ot •
himself We feel sorry for tho old man
my hand. No soldier ever had a mort
A N .w A p p li c a t io n .
Michael A n g ela ’ "
valley killed sev t elk t .’ a
>
and a few others liko him, but who can
This story again recalls another with faithful hoDta than I had in Daniel from his track. Not on waa sat .1. ’
8. R. Teacher—1 read in the papers
Atop tho march of civilization?
Webster.
”—Oar
Animnl
Friend*
of some naughty boys w ho cut off a cat's a similar touch in i t The conversation
A R e g r e t t a b le O c c u rren ce .
T e n n y a o n a n t i I l i a V. ifr.
tail. Con any of you tell me why it's once turned ou a clever passage in W.
Thursday cveniug last Mrs Major wrong to do such n thing?
J Florence’s old play, "The Mighty YOUNG MEN’S POPULARITY.
Tennyson was devoted
Hopkins gave a very recherche affair ut
but, like a man of true tu
Willy—Cause the Bible says, “ What Dollar, ” in which Bardwell Sloat ex
her residence ou Cochise place, uud that God hath Joined together let no mau poses his ignorance by referring to a C m la b lllty . K in < llta e M . M a n lln ra a , In t e g very little aLont bis f ... ...f for her.
r it y , A r e It s F o u n d a tio n .
it ended in a lamentable manner is not put asunder "— Brooklyn Life.
hack mau whom ho had encountered in
To the query. Are young men who That beautiful dedicat.ou be-iuniug,
ill the least her fault. Indeed it was
Venice. “ Yes," aaid Stetson, "that is cannot, from religious convictions, piny “ Dear, near and tree,” is t' * bit oi
tho fault of a man who was iuvited to
"We do not take possession of onr Ideas but are posssss+d oy then-
clever; of course they don't hnve hacks cards, dance or attend the theater apt his writing which will be nt n often
On» on tlio J o h o r.
ho present through accident, autl whone
A humorist leaps gayly upon the step iu Venice; it ’s such a slow plaoe they to be popular with young women of re- associated with her name. She was a
They master ns and fores ns iuto tho aroaa,
conduct proved lliat he would have been
don't have anything but omnibuses and
shrewd critio of her ht.i-band's werk.
more ut home in a cowboy eamp. Wo of an omnibus und cries cheerfully to mule carta ' This fable found its way tlurment and education who indulge in Tennyson has Icon accused of inability
Where like gladiators, we must figkt for them."
:uch nmusemsnts? Edward W. Bok, in
refer to the so called Colonel Cluy, who the conductor, "Is the ark full?"
iuto print again only a few weeks bo- “ Problem» For Yonug Men" in The to fuse the diffitent portions of a long Such is the exalted motto of the Arena, and the
"No,
sir,"
replica
the
jovial
conduct
bus been hanging about town for the
fore Mr. Stetson's death.
poem, aud the difference iu style be
Ladies* Home Journal, responds:
Inst four weeks anti claiming to bo in or, "we have kept a scut for you Wbat
"What do yon think of So-and-so?"
nt ire contents of this monthly magazine
"Why. certainly. Why uot? The tween "The Coming of Arthur” and
terested in mini». As wo are the ac ho, within therel Boom for the won Stetson naked of a friend, naming one
amusements in which a man indulge« “The Passing of Arthur" and the othet
knowledged leuder of society til Give- key."—Tit-Bit*
of the actors of his company. Ho meant have nothing to do with his outward "Idylls of the King” has been cited in
are upon a plane and in keeping with its
ndam Gnleh we were, of course, asked
C n d e K b tn 'e W la d o o o .
to ask what his friend thought of the attractiveness or popularity. It is the illustration. Concerning this difference
to lead the german. When everything
motto.
The Arena’s gallery of eminent
“ When 1 sees how good some people way tho actor was playiug the part in wny in which a young man carries him Lady Teunysou said to her son only
waa ready, the colonel Instructed us
which he waa then engnged, hot the self in his deportment that mokes ot two days before her death. “ He said
treats
pet
animal*
an
how
had
dey
treats
that the first movement was a double
thinkers is a group of interesting men and
frieud snpjxised that he meant to ask
‘The Coming of Arthur' and 'The Pass
nhuffla. We disputed him, and he called human folks, “ said Uucle Ebeu, "hit wbat manner of man he thought him. mars his popularity with girls or men. ing of Arthur’ are purposely simpler in
doesn' s'prise uio ter hyah somebody say
Oue of the most popular and delightful
in a liar. Owing to the presence of la
women, and their thoughts are worthy the
So ho answered. “ He’s well enough,
style than the other idylls as ilea ling
dies we ignored him, but be turned to tlat his dog is ’is nios’ faithful friend." only he seems to me to be a little too fellows I know iu New Y'ork has never
been inside of a theater, although ho is with theawfnlness of birth and death,"
consideration of ail people
The A w ,a
Mr. Davis, Captain Scott aud others —Washington Star
pedantio.''
36 years of age. Nor has he ever danced and she wished this statement of the
aud made himself so offensive thut he
This etruck Steteon as a good word, or played rani* He was a personal poet to be put ou record in her eon's
P e r i l « «» t h e H e a t e d M p e l l .
«»old with T he W est .
was Dually knocked dowu aud dragged
“ Any beat proMtrutioua m your part and he stored it up in his memory for friend for ten years before I knew that biography of his father.—New York
outdoors. I l l the straggle he pulled hit
future use. A few days later, when he his religious principles precluded his in Tribune.
gun and sent a bullet into the leg of ex- of the city?”
"Yes, oiiMiun knocked another man met tho actor. he said, “ I waa iu front dulgence in these amusements. His se
A Q a c c r C ota.
Judge Holden,inflicting a severe wound.
aAmg him if it waa hot watching you last night anti thought cret is that he does not carry his convic
'This broke up the party, aud tho colo dowu for aAl
Folly
half
of the grown up people of
you
didn't
play
that
part
quite
as
pe
tions on his sleeve for everybody to rub France believe the old story that Napo
nel was given ono hour iu which to get j enough for him ’’—Chicago Hecortl
dantic aa you usually da "
against
And
of
his
popularity
with
out of town. Ho got, and it will be
Sometimes Mr Stetson's expressions women, yonug and mature. I eon assure leon Bonaparte pet a check for 100,000
A B o th e r W a y o f I t .
wise in him not to return. We are not S
amounted to epigram* It w ill be re you absolutely. He reads about the now francs in a silver 6 frano piece and that
"Do
yon
think
Miss
Flyte
a
flirt?”
» xartly up to Fifth avenue style out
“ Well, when she casts her bread on membered thai when Gilbert and Snlli- plays and eau, tlie ref ore, ta»k about the coin is yet in circulation. They say
hero, but we know when to douhiashuf .
the waters she expects It to come back a van'e "The Gondoliers " was first done them if they come up iu conversation. that tbe people did not want the 6 franc
tie and when to prauco The whole town
in thlsoouutry at the New Park theater, If asked if he has aeen a eertniu aetut piece, and that in order to create a de
wedding
cake. "—Fick Me Up
is sorrv today that the man waa not
now the Herald Square, it was a dread or play, he merely replies in the nega mand for it Napoleon resorted to the
haugntl lustesd of beiug allowed to ride
ful failure it waa clearly and obvious tive. Never does he force his convic device mentioned. The check or treas
B e r r y in g W i l l . J . n «
»way
ly so to anybody who saw any consid tions upon other* A young man’s pop ury order, it is said, was written upou
Th ere's a .ofr,»«idling w ind on t h . w iln w
A F ly in g K dllor.
Ttu< dalalm, are nodding away
erablo part of it, even if be were ordi ularity with either sex rests upou some asbestus paper and inclosed in the met
T h r lung all,-nt m arks of tho honra
narily a had judge of such thiug* and thing more than his forms of aninse al at the timo the coin was made Thou
We do not know the editor of the
T h at drag through th r dreaintag day.
Jiruan Valley Banner in a personal way.
Stetson waa not a had judge He bad se incut. Amiability of manner, kindli- sands of 6 franc pieces arc annually
And down through th r blow ing htuaauaas
We Simply know that his name is Clark
Aud ovar t h . gray «tono .t il«
cured the rights to the opera for New nesfo a pleasant atldre-s, a manly ont- broken open and have been so inspected
l oiorr J a n . w ith tn r harry Iw rk rt.
¿and that h«' is wore competent In a
Euglauti. and he had paid a good deal of .talk ou life, honorable principles—at) since the story of the check was first cir
H r r »ym alig h t w ith a atutía.
nevutal way to pound sand than to edit
mooey for them. He went to the New hose go for touanl insuring popular culated.—New York Journal.
A tu.ul« th a t riv a ls tho glory
st newspaper We saiii so a few davs
Park on the first night to set' aud heat
Of t h . raspbrrrlos Itauilng Bra.
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A nd I Sil h rr brimming l-adtet.
what his property looked and sonndtd
C rtU a fo a .
White M w 1111» tuy w u l w ith dm lra.
which waa a disgrace to civilisation,
All trees have se»-d* In some, how
like After the first act he strode out into
"Artist? Why, he's a mere hewer of
A nd lin n . when t h . ta d i is flnhdwd.
ver, thr seeds are so small in propei wood and drawer of water."
and be sent us a note dariug us to meet
the lobby aud somebtaly beard him mnt
Wr c a rt nt t h . old gray gatw
him at tbe crossing <rf Fiuither creek at
ter “ ’Gondoliers?' •Goutlolicrs?’ U ’r.i* r.ou to the sia>* of the trie that they al
Ant Jaoo s. nds t h . fr u it to t h . cHy.
"He isn't even tho». His manure a n t
» h e te II b rin g , r r n d o lla r. » p la in
together escape crdiuary notice.
smxai on Friday.
We had intended to
Gone dollars I"—New York Tribune
execrable. '’—Detroit Tnuuu<
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