faA. ,. a, IIHH
. MIRfctY A Buckeye,-: .:
- , ... . '-- - '". !
fcdi It SfcojUtl .Hie Opcnini Perrpruane
of the- lTtldij(iur. - -
Bobert Hondin, tlie .prestidigitator,
who for many jparS! wal tocopnized iw
the greatest muKiBiat; of Ijjs time, -was -the
iu veil tor uf (he "mind , reading''
trick which big followers are still using
f fleotiTeljJvftn "tof iliis dny. Hondin
and bitJrlfibo 'nssieCfd him iu his
performnueiis, devised rh eluboritte mid
intricate, series of questions, each of
whjuh when propounded suggested the
proper a1isvor ; to be mads. Jhe care
with wbiJji this system was arranged
may be inferred from tho fact that Hou
iin had rnenibrizfld; SOS different ways
o ask questions of his wife, and each
qaestion Jruijishpil her a clew to the
answer sh.shonlcfinalin. .
foaTJDfcJfef stiffs, Hondin would step
down into the. audience aud request a
spectatorltjyTind lym any object what
oevei. tiieSi' lie would ask. his wife,
who remaps pu the stage, what the
uani it. He would qnestioa ber farther
about ft, and she would answer inqui
ries accurately.:; Fpr.instauao, if the mn
gicinn wWa jftltai 'bjoot do Ibold in
my band?" his wife instantly under
stood from the form of the question
that the answer should be "A silver
watob. ";jLfje,asked, "WlHit object do
I bave niy .hand?" the answer should
be"Agdldyrftori.".
After Apuths of carefal drilling and
rehoarsaf. jjji private Hondin and his
wife wer'reaity to introduco the trick
to the poliftir-they did so in Detroit.
After th'it arfdienee had been informed
as to whM.lIre pcrfornftrs. proposed to
do, Houdib-'.stepped down from thestagM
to uiaktrha test. He picked ont a farm
er itthijf-;1u an aisle seat and said,
"Will yon kindly Rive-mo some object
for a moHjeut any object whatsoever
whuteverV'j'oti may Imppoti to have in
your pocket?". B '
The farmer instantly complied. Hon
din glanced at the article dubiously,
hook lii;-))Tiad and returned to the plat
form. . '
"Lsdies aad gentlemen, " he said. "1
regret to find that the uifeiilnl and elec
trical conditions tonight are not satis
factory for our experiments, and we
hall nave tdjiostpoue it."
As soon 'the .performance was over
Hondin bAnjto the liosoffl'ae and in
teraepted'the fin-mer as lie was passing
oat.
"Say." he remarked, "whatwas that
thing yon bunded to me touight?"
'."Nothin but a buckeye," replied the
granger, lii'yjs carried, that one goiu on
Seven year now.' Sure cure fer riieuran
tis. If Jfonre Ititliere 1 that way, I'd
advise yda to jit orie. '" ,
f That tfighrHnndin's list of 308 ques
tions was" expanded into SC3. Chicago
Timea Herald..
or; '
vKMlna-'&lA oDai'leaiie.
. ' WelV'-sairt the' dtae.in, "I cold old
Bill todayVC .
'"Whrto?" islied Ins wife.
, ;.. 'JimiJlUuh.igli; Got J30 fer-'im."
"Fifty dollars! I rioit't sco bow yonr
conscience ever let you kl anybddy pay
that muejftor a Ualky horio that ain't,
wprth niorii'a.$j.s." ... '
"Well,'' said the deacon tlionghtful
lyi'I donlt. believe I could have done
it only I kpow that Jim will take Irim
out ou one of his Sunday flshiu trips,
an old Bill Will balk, and Jim will kev
a chancBtp ,tst fer three or four hours
' medltatin oii-Hittsiu of Sabbath break
in." Cincinnati Enquirer.
No WonUcr.
The telephone, it is said, is not mat
lug lunch progress in Russia. And no
wonder. Fancy a man going to a 'phone
and shouting, "Hello, is that you, Dvi
aatkivcbsinavtvoicakic?" ' So, it is
Z o 1 1 iwKusafatuockiigtiffsgrowoff.
Who's speaking!" "Seximochookiertrjo
akischokemoil, :j srant to know if S.1 it
er om a n skefHs'killmajnwchzvnstowsk
iweibiarsk is still stopping with Dvis-
astkivcfjtijiartsroistski:" l'it-Biti.
i, ,
. Sor.ll' W1nte-S!ioii.
' , "A W!B SKiTE." .
: -rNeYofk Souday World.
I ;'.- 1 ...
. . ' Out -at the Komi, , "
D,r Fltffrtjigau Will yer help a re
dooced genTemnu dat's out at de knees,
Mjt. -. : ' :; -
h'aij Hp w; Bfitne .you to be out at
; the knees? fV,'i T . .-'- .
F.-Prayin for work,:lady. Lou
don rrgnojt;-.-v .' .... -
" -'rjtit out tlwn.. . ,
; Did' you eTfrilay poker all night?"
"Well, uor'J: ) . '
; "Yew awuiot a"n enthusiast thenl"
-""Oh, yes-Mit.fB; good player doesn't
need to play with me longer thau 10
miunte. "Ohioago Record.
ltUlln( Hla EUctlnn Itotav .
1 1'Rattle atatmnes .
- - ..i(v'(fr,'''n.''- - , . .. -.i
Be ridMft rlj M a bet, With Juan. . .
.. - ,. , ... .
, Hold him down -
Pr the yllhi town. j
Ei studs on bit head I's-hotiM for Browa.
' " 'Not f-r Idrtorimnt, ' - ,
Bis dollnn 6r dlinoin
Ba'U be dookol In tas mill auad flffM Unws.
. VltkiiiWaftkW 1 '. ,X-
(Or a wcaHulilag Jnw)
Denatt tn "nwett Uemo'' fur bis mothtr
Id-Umt, . .-. ............
y . f - -- . . i. -,. -
- -. a ad, wilt th.str!f j ,
vWMa a bet with Ms wife, ' "'" '
iS,i i minds tint hoM-t th9 tut of his 't
F. L, BtsotoB In Clilao Tlmm-Hinld. "
, 7;S--OU -People. '. '
Old (cnile wlni requite mcllclne to rt
gul.de the iMiwtls mid kidneys lll flM
the iruejenwdvift Klectrle Bittn.- Tlii?
' n"'dicine Jiki not tlimti'lte tmt conihlnea
1 o wldskv nor Other lutoxlcsnt, but .rtcl
s a tn'c and alterative It scls mthll)
on thi!toni( h sad bowels, adding
sin -nib raff niving iiiee lo'-tun organs,
tlur, by ni'tieg Nture in the pi rfonii iuce
.01 tho fiincinms. K ertnc Mini Is ai.
evcellent appeiia r nu Cuids iligeStlon.
u;d I'l-npli: tln It Jnsi exartly what iliey
n.sd 1'ih-o Hit c'nis mid $1.00 at F. rj
Duiiy's liiii;: t orn). .
Ps Had Falih nit Ilai-k'ed fap For 411
- :-;"-r .. . He Wiu Worth, a e
CSuRressmau Elect Jerry Simpson
lias bniy one child, u bright boy about
10 yeava old, of .whom some amusing
glories tire told," -While Simpson was
ont making his campaign he left tho
boy at home to take caia of his mother..
The fight between -Hiuipjon andt'lics'
iter-. I. Loug; the Republican Jiomiuee',
Was warm, and it warn Watched by
young Simpson with keenest interest.
Simpson was unable to return to bin
home iu Medioine bodge for several
weeks previous to the edition. On the
"eryday of the election Iongaiid tiimp
son, both. residents of U10 same town,
traveled homeward together.
Arriving at Medicine Lodgii at noon,
Bimpsou oast his vote, went home,
washed hia face, put ot. a clean shirt
and. sat down to one or! those superb
chicken and cranberry dinners winch
bave made Mrs. Simpson famoue aa a
cook all over Medicine Lodge,
After Mr. Simpson had disposed of
two thighs, a wing, th breast and a
gizzard or two of chicken, he turned
his attention to domeslio affairs, and,
addressing his heir, said:
"ily son, what has become of .jour
watch?"
"Bet it on the election, " snid tha
boy, helping himself to some sauce.
"And tins ring I gave you last Christ
mas?" "Up 011 the election, too," said th
young hopeful.
"And the pony?"
"1 put hi ill up to say that Barber
county would give Simpson a majori
ty." . "And the saddle, what has become
of that?"
"Oh, the saddle is all right, if a cer
tain man named Simpson carries Har
per muiity by 300. "
"And tho shotgun?" suggested the
father. I
" Up :igainst. thut Long wouldu't t
eairy Sedgwick county.'
HaVH von -anything ut all left?'' I
a?K.tl Mr. Miiipsnii, alter a moment s
silence.
''I'iiH lolhes I'm wearing ami a few
t?An:i Mini, bum ine ooy.
"Wh.vtiias become if your hank ac-i
coniil:''
"Staked on the poetical fortunes of
my house," said the boy. "I wish I bad
some more- money, for twormen down
at the livery stable have ijMOO to 6ay
that Long is elected. "
Jurry Simpson sipped his coffee med
itatively, and, rising from th tabln,
took out hi cheek hook and gave the
boy Hit).
In a short timo tho i.r.y i.ume 'buck
and said :
"Pop, thosr livery stiri.ld ft Ibmj' say
tl:ty would l-.ifd to huva unotherUl""
of .Simpson money."
Jerry wrote another rheck, and in te 1
n.i.'inte.-- the boy, having planed it, catiu
back ami said :
"I've bet 'cm to a standstill. They
want odds now. "
"How much?" savd Jerry.
"They want ma to givo 'cm 1,000
majority." .
-"Oh, 'that's all rigid," said .lorry as
ho made out a check for another $100.
The hoy placedjt, and after this no
moio beta were. -offered.
Simpson's boy wears diamonds uoiV.
Chicago Uecord.
A Wotil4-r.
"What was the mo.it. tvnmlfrful thn,
you saw when you w'ffl- uhrond?" mU-ii
one of (lie grocery kiafrid of ilia -ohi-net.
"Suh," Raid the eolrncl, a tinge of
reminiscent awe crcepin;;into li,is voice,
"the most remarkable tiling 1 .saw w:is
a painting 11 vwtnh colah iutiuK,
sub of a bottle of old Houiiioii. It
looked pnffeckly natural." Cinuiuuati
Enquirer.
iani For .Mournluj'.
"Who is .that attractive looking wom
an, iu black?"
"You mean the one in mourning?
Why, that's Mrs. Jenkins."
"You drtit't mean to say Jenkfha is
ti ad. do you?" ' . ,
"Not at all. Voa see, she married
Juikins' money, and he's failed."--Kaw
York Sunday Journal.
Oraaa Stridra. .
. First Chicago Man It's wonderful
wbat modern invention has dune for a
man's relief. ,
Second Chicago Man What were you
thinking of!
"The last honeymoon I went on all
the tunnels were lighted by electricity. "
New York Herald.
Jtniruullttlo Amraltlra.
From the Plnnkvillo Bugle: "It was
not necessary for the editor of our puer
ile and ridiculous contemporary to an
nounce that 'hard oider is again in our
midst.'. Any one would know, that by
reading bis editorials. Ha,
auapolis Journal. .
har.-r-lndi-
Bamlmry I hear that Stimpton is
dead. Did he leave his wife much? ''
Mispab I suppose sa Helwaye left
ber as nmch as he could while be was
lilive. Btiston Transcript
, .FootprluU of Tim. '
But sterdNr, It saems to hlin,
B waltHd uudrnilb tha dlta y h
Mght of tha parlor rhandallar
1- or bar to eoma. And thn her duar, ' .
bwft volea oalled tu him from Hia atalr '
Anil nalil. "Hwaatheart, I'll noon )ia tharat"
Rnt jn-atardar yean attar, jraa
Ha stumbled homo la rst'iv. dintrass
And wearied, to the ver.v souK , --''-';
Auainjiir vl' KKH-unn mwj
'Jjiiit ilili-d hint with rmburrusHmcnt. .
llland, "Br'nf op o' pull ot coal 1" . -
Bat yutwnW how raat trim flies-.
It stwnia, he look ad lute hur aroa,
A ihI. dumb with lora, reach d for ar aud
' To try to anaka bar nadanuSd. .
' ' Thoy Hnfered by tha larga front door,
' As thay Imd 4taa don balnrti, . ..
hut yawl y oon ha farji t--'
l!o climbed tha atapa, fatigued and wet ,
- And triad to lva (he muddy aerret. -Aud
aha atoort on tho front doer all)
And anrMniad. In aooaati aharp ami alirtll,
"Vihy doa't yoi wlpa your dlrtjr featt"
j, ., . M-'hlcagiJ Heoofd. "
OiSveriSls
Uke billoiitiwsSf lyspVpl hrsdsclw, enastl
patlon. amir stoinarh. Indlitnation an promptly
cured byllooil's fills. lVy do tlnir rk
easily and tliorouttlily'
Dst after dinner pills.
28 rents. AW drumtlsts.
Pills
I'r'piiri'fl by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mh,
I he only nit to tk! with Hood's gHi'iM'snila.
rure 'toR. Malory. '
1i C00J trtnil IVIt W Ton Much For
v . ' ',e f-'yer.
A story is i-. !:,tc-d of W. S. Forrest,
the Oliit ago ei iininal lawyer, who waH
retained inii: asc hen-re Judge William
eoi;. It was a -nit for damages for per
sonal injui-M.'. iiii,inst lh Milwaukee
audtSt. fun I 1 ai'.ro.id. M.r. IVirrest rep
resented the d:iinlill', V. J. Hynes tho
defendant. The question in point turn
ed larRtdy upon the arrangements of the
road's tracks, switches a id frogs. An
Iri-liinan named Mnro-iey, assi-tnnt
yardmaster of the Mi) waul. e and Si.
Paul road. Wan on tl) witness stand.
He was 1111 important witness for tin
defense. His inrwve Li-(guj was rh-h
aud prtiuoiinced. thonuh ne had bcu in
this rouiitrv many year. dt-v:H t.-n-i of
ihosewhu. when hu kmvva ihiiiK. nnew
it thuinnghly.
(In. tie dii'i-f. examin.ition Maloney
hail teeil vi-ry laconic in his auswers.
This eciinomy of words In his character
istic brogue made Mr. Forrest think he
had an easy victim ou tlui cross exami
nation, but when spurred by cross ques
tions the witness' Iri-H was aroused,
and he beciimu more voiublc. Tlie more
tho Irishman was prodded the hotter he
became. :! I h, 11 :u'ti he did not lose hia
head, bin ilauini.'1-d the plaintilf 's case.
Sir. ' Ki rn .-I suw 1 in kouimI slipping
trt-iii und'-r I no. and, like tie' 'uiut
t'ri- evamin-r tic is, h, 4.111 to look for
an opening in dtt-n Un- v ine 's v. iilioai
further iuju! v : hi s r,ii. He succi eth d
iu piov'.'.iin' n lull t. .ly fiom tlio n
lies, ana, wuini hand, he, said sal
cafiicaiiv :
Thai Will .hi, Mr. W'ilnei-s. Ynu'r.'
very si!a!t. a in't yua?''
"Oi'd hat..- ta latur-iu the cumpli
incut, Mrt r l'''i i'.r. af Oi waii'roon
d. rojth. '' -iai"k!y ri-liln d the witie-si
as he art ise s'i-w ly to I: inn tho stand.
Chicago 'i'ini.- I i.-raliL
"livl I111II1-
"l-ru! ' W.i'ir a 1 i.i-w tcrlncki-i
".,,.
"VVi il, Lf':y nurivil," obs, rvfd
tlif ninnutuimt r its liu iiautrd Imrk in
bis seat. Ijotiisvillo (Uiurier-Journal.
liml la tho Troublr.
"Sicaki!ia: rif llm Vouezutl.au dis
pute," lit-guu MfSwilligcu, "EuglHiid
takt tl, Kt 'H'.utl" -
"Tiitit s i:if ri"i nf the tvl'ult tron
Lle, " iuti-mtpiril .-'iniiiiiK. "if Enitluud
iiiidn't lai;. 11 trrii. ind v.iii' li ilid nut bc
louy l.i 11. -r. 1 ii' ii' winilil havu ln-cii mi
lit-i'i'Ssity I'm- ii.lfi fi Vi lice. " Pitubui'g
C'lirunii'le-Ti'lia.'iiiiili.
(i,-o,l I or the llrnllll.
.f;iiks (tvlifi liai taki-ii tu liiirsubat'k
rilling ami Imr.M" - iibmii li-n iiirii.-." ,it
nvrry Mtu Ah, Immly dn, HliiiL'? 1
think li-ii-i ti-k riding ii him,i1 I'-ir the
liealih, lii'ii t yua;
llltiik Vi-, iii'linl. -AUivIki me
yen v. :i l'i." 1,'M' lii- il. -'I,iiu!,'1i ami
Krnw Ui,'; i. .11 i.nir.v. Nw y(,ik
Wtt'kly.
A IfUfry.
' liiitla .Itiliiinii Say, pup,, if you bang
pt-l.'-i'U p. Iih h ilftil, nin't In-?
Pupn Why, ii'iiiiinly. Wbyiloyuti
i lilttle .liilinnii' Oli, I'm only won
ieriii(( bow ot'lf-ii Unit; finr dealer of
yours fa gulim in tlif. NnW York Ilnr-
Rld. ; . . - . . v
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r.,-.-'.' - : r,. ,-i - ,t .1- r. Von ,f
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11)1 i,.---j.i- tin- v :iy liny i-.i.-nk to y-'.t - r '-' V- '-.Ir:;:..; -j
I
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Ir N.r- t-r r1, -n-.tll -t:irii h i ti
t!;. 1'. .'1 (1. , .111. ,.'..1 : 1 '.:..i in, u-i.'.iiis U
of (:;.h..i ; ly.i'.H u lull, Utw- .Q U
lion .1 i;;n.t:!; -r wiih u yt-lio-.v hst I
l.o.nit,,! i.i,. -. .:-i II' inok it se-af '
tiiji.l :. ; - . .: : 1 '.: i.:.i i who .1-
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lob.;ci ,(,. r. .1. - ' v. !! (idwf-iwrl ntT.i.t . ... S. '
:uiH i.i I-- vnr,,-,l ,v (lie culm
I'lmii,- .mi - I i litrit- nun's mIi-ihv
for ,i'i,i,it ii.- iM-::.-j .ml iH-.-u !, auctJ ( .
"'k-:1 ;;::.,,:, , Glean ! . ficwsy
j Til" l.i, I.- '!;-,' i;' , 1 1,.- !:.-J
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u:it. -A Novapaper ior LJio
I Mechanic, Laf;-roi'
i 'l ' : - t iin'ulil V'U iit'o
loi,:'
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"fi:i ! A ir ',' i'j;irri.-(l" :
'i'ljis .-itli r.-siguation. j 4 ,rlnpr fnr
"Hull! Any i liiltlreu:" ' 'V cl 1UI
f lllf,-0.
"Hull! A ii v .-ilvi-r VKiniiuu in Louis-
villi-:'"
"A few. "
"ii'.lll' W'il.i InOUIjlit Ml Ll.silil.'-
. ,' Mia MuiliU. - 1
nil'liTIlROIXill TiiK couxriKs
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ui""' .. .
He IIu gut tlin third bscaasa ha had
the other two, -tlie ti'Coiid bmauss be
bad" the first, unJ theUrsI bMauseke
bad none ut all. Washington Timt.
" Ari P.i riirnnil I rrliln,
"Have tlio'f'iiiMrun h.uu to think ttf1
Cbhstuiss yet?"- , v- ,
, "s'l think so,' Tommy tint iikl Ins aar-'
lugs bank. Cliloago Iteoord.
CA&TORIA
Tor Infant! and Children.
tU (if
II all
sliMioir
af
kta
mrf
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Children "ry for Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry- for Pitcher's Castorla.
Childfen.Cry for, Pitcher1 Castorla.
Children Cry-f PitcherXCwtorla.
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M. MANI.V. l'ttstiiiantcr
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l)cl)llit.v. nillitm-n'-". bI 'l' Appetite,
Indliiistion and t'onlipntufn. rove's,
Tm-tdtu. CliiH Tunic, rtninv.' Ilia tmicej
whii li prilut-t ti'-" lr..iihln. Try it
iinil yun will be (UIiuIUhiI. 50 i tuls. Ta I
nut the ijBinmie auk fur (irnvc'.
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purvips
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MDY mXEB PAINTS.
in- ; n tj ; : f ;t n 'I cm ret r lilltii; il -il'
1 1 v,-1 1 ri w.do'A'
Cure for Con-
; a fM-oceryman could
re iii.vn vc couid 'without
-RAVKN CO.. Druggists,
Atlanti: & K C. Railroad
mi.
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l'i;!.il,IIT & PASSKNIiEUr
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The Steamer NEU$E
1 , -rlit'ihile ! to suil from New.
j li ti us follows: (
i iSONDA v6, U K NKSDAY8
!
AND
FUIOAY3,1.
f '
Sailing hour
$:Mi p. m.-janarp.
Frelnht receive I up to "5 o'clock
For tiuthnr Infm nmtlun ally toJC ,
GEO.'.HSNOERaON,: f
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