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SEVEN AMERICANS KILLED. | 0UR SPORTS t& Furtn.r rartfcmlar* oi th. Battl. of C.- *£H£T FROM TRIFLING CAUSES. "Actions of theJust Smell Sweet," 'The fragrance of life Is vigor and strength, neither of-which can be found In a person tuhose blood Is Impure, and •whose every breath speaks of Internal troubles. Hood's SarsaparUla purifies the blood and makes the wak strong. from th* Klondike! AAAO l/AITO n WUvd lUUl Head Ache? " W h y d o jroufnlnk to!" "I m*t him out at one of th« gardena. Its waa blowing the boy* o S t o a good time and waa telling them aome great atone* about th* country up ther»." "Oh! Then you muat hare run acrcra him E at after I had been fool enough to let m havefivedollar* with which t o g e t a n e w Mart in life."—Chicago Timea-Herald. Rich—Yet StarvlBC. Doctor* frequently har* veiy wealthy K tient* who are atarving to death.. The* re money to buy food, out their itomach baa not the atrength to digeat it. It Heather* a heavy fermented m a n , t h e aole cauae of dy»pep«ia, nervouanea* and biliouaneaa. The aureat remedy to cure a weak atomach ia Hoatetter'a Stomaoh Bitter*. It -will reator* rigor to the digeative organ*. Nothing ia "iuat aa good." See that a private Revenue Stamp cover* the neck of the bottl*. The KtdnaptDC Troll. "Wh*t have yoa don* with the child?" uked the chief kidnaper V ' "Juat boxed hia ear*," replied the eighth aaaistant accomplice. "Good!" exclaimed the chief. " N o w , a d - drtaa the box to that yellow journal, and write the editor that we will fumiah exclu- aive elewa to the whereabout* of the re- mainder of the child for $10,000, leaa t w o p e r cent, for apot caah."—Standard and Catholio Tunea. Leealli* the Thonble. " D w r m e , the circua lan't what It uaed to be." "Now, John, atop; the circua ia all right; it ia you that haa clnmged. You know yom couldn't climb a pole, turn a double *omet- •ault or akin the cat to aave your life."—De- troit Free Pre**. MANILA, Aug 1 . 1.—Sunday's fight at Caiamba w&a & warm one. The inaur- g e n t a w e r e n n w i l l i n g to abandon the place, which i a t h e key to the lake road. Gen. Hall, hearing that Gen. Malbar waa preparing to make *n attack, lent Maj. Wehenberger with three companies of the 31*1 Infantry, threo troops of cavalry and one of Bamilton'* guns to attaok the lnsnrgenta Thia detach- ment found a fo'roo of 1,000 rebel* bo- h i n d h a s t i l y m a d e I n t r e n c h m e n t s . The rebels h e l d t h e i r fire u n t i l the contin- gent of the 81st regiment wai within 800 y a r d * , w h e n they fired a volley. The Americana dropped in the high "graa* out of tight and returned the fire. Lieut. Love, w h o w a s walking erect along the front of the men. waa ahot in the arm. An inaurgent officer, equally brave, atood at t h e t o p o f the trenchea directing the fire of the In- aurgent* until h e w a s killed, when the Filipinos fled. During the fighting on the north side o f t h e t o w n , a j m o l l b o d y of insur- g e n t * a t t e m p t e d to enter o n t h e south side, but a troop of cavalry repul ed them. The t o t a l A m e r i c a n loss at Calanfba was aeven killed and 20 wounded. Sixteen dead insurgents have been found. The American garrison at Morong is going to Calamba. A body of insurgent* ha* vl»ited T a y t a y . w h o r e t h e y k i l l e d aevoral na- tivea who were friendly to the Amer- icans. KATE CHASE SPRAGUE DEAD. An army officer NH to.a Havana Hrr- ilcl reporter recently that,.in bUopin- ion, the successful meet of a Jotkrj- elub, combined with t h e • enthusiasm which exist* for baseball, to tfe. fol- lowed, he predicted, by folf, tet&fr to prove t h a t A m e r i c a n a m u a e m m k r v i i l l luke root iu Cuba.' (JanllooWj.j Jic •aid: "Heaven *peed t h e d a y the cook fights a n d . t h e bullfight* are su- perseded' by contest* Improving t o t h e moral and physlenl nature! T h e * o l - • dlers, Bailors, marine* andofficer* have gi\<-n a p oetical demonstration of wha't Hiey r a n d o ; a n d 1 trust thut our Insular und peninaular friend* will now follow auit. Why ahould there n o t b e f o u l r a c e a , j u m p i n g , l e a p i n g and •fault- ing? 1'erhap* some of our Cuban friend* would like to play polo or ring- tilting. Their small, wiry ponleawfeuld' give them an immenso advantage.In this respect over the large American horse. ••If Copt. Bellalra l a a s well ported In Tutterxull rules a s w e believe htm to he, no doubt he could get u p a *eihi of exerrlite* Involving 1ho Bnlnklavattlee and pegging, participation In wfclrh would be healthful >nd Instructive to 'thoae who witnessed. "Cnpt, I.uclen Young has *hown;hlm- aelf such nu admirable judge, twst- master and cltlxen that we venter* to s u g g e s t t h a t he p r o i l d e a n a q u a t l o ion- test between soldier*,'Cnbana, aadlor* snd murines." , Many wnrs have had trifling causes, •ays I*sll?'» Weekly. A' dispatch' al- tered I n o n e o r t w o point* by Itiimarck brought o n t h e Franco-German conflict: Palmeraton said facetloualy t h a t o n l y three men In E u r o p e e v e r k n e w w h a t the Bchle*wlg-Uolsteln t r o u b l e s w h i c h led to the war* were about, and two of tl|em Jed before the conflict* began, whllfc he,;tiie third m a n , h a d forgotten. A slightUg reference by Frederick tbe Great Of Prussia t o M m e . Pompadour of France Was auld fo h a v e b e e n o n e o f t h e eausea. O r t h e Seven Yeura' war, some- times called t h e " w a r o f the three pet- ticoat*" from the f a c t t h a t the France of Pompadour and the Ituaala of Cath- erine II. joined the Austria of Muria Theresa against Frederick. Aceordlug to John l l r l g h t , E n g l a n d and her allies drifted Into the Crimean, war without realizing It u n t i l a f t e r t b e y 'goX In, and Ihey dld not k n o w w h a t t h e y were fighting for even after they alert- ed; while It ia certain thabeverything which la supposed- to have b e e n flint by t h a t r e s u l t s o f a quarter o f a century o f w a r beginning,with (he commence- ment of the French revolution «nd end- ing with Waterloo "pleased nobody and aettled nothing," according to Hhcri- tlan. The average person who lived In those d a y * k n e w a* lKUe about tbe cause* of the alaughler a* old Kaspar did about the battle of B l e n h e i m w h e n Questioned by little Peterkiu. Are your nerves weak? Can't you s l e e p w e l l ? Pain In y o o r b a c k ? L a c k e n e r g y ? Appetite poor? Digestion .bad? Boila or pimples? These are aore signs of jttitonlncr - From what poisons? From poisons that are al- ways found In constipated bowels. If tBe contents of the bowels are not removed from the body each day, as nature Intended, these poisonous substances are sore to be absorbed Into tbe blood, al- ways causing suffering and frequently causing severe disease. There la a common aenae A "HOT" COLD BANQUET. One of the waiters at a popular local res- taurant is a bird Of passage from the Bow- ery and was s member of the small army that served the famous "Doilar Dinner" in New York last April. A gbod many storiea have been told of that memorable event, but none of them surpass his own in point One sire smaller after using Allen's Foot* Ease, a powder for the feet. It m a k e s t i g h t or raw shoes easy. Cure* swollen, hot, sweating, aching feet, Ingrowing nail*. corns and bunions. At all druggist* and shoe stores, 25c. Trial package FREE by mail. Address Allen K Olmsted, L e B o y , N . Y . SAMOAN LIFE. Power of m Woman. i I n five minuses a woman can clean u p a man's room in such a way that it will takA him five days to find out wh*r* ah* put thing*.—Berlin Herald. ( The Best Prescription for Chill* and f*ev*r I* a bottle of GROVE'S TASTKLBS* C n i u . TOXIC. Itls simply ironandnuinlneln a tasteless form. Nocure-no pay. Price,50c. recovery. It cleanses the blood from all Impurities and l a a great tonic t o t h e nerves. Wrtlm tha Doctor. face almost humor thia morning. Mother— "My good- ness! That reminds me; I forgot to ask him for any money."—Boston Traveler. Sweat will not discolor gooda dyed with Putnam Fsdeless Dyes. These dyes are guaranteed to be absolutely faat to iweating ana washing. 10c per package. Why is it that th* servant alway* selects your cut glasa goblet to break in.te.d_ of a f CATHARTIC ^ rodeaim© I »m entirely cured of hemorrhage of lungs by Pi»o s Cure for Consumption.— Louisa Lindaman, Bethany, Moi, Jan. 8, 'M The reason w h y a young pig eat**o mnch is because he wsnta to be a hog.—Princeton Tiger. H a l t ' s C a t a r r h C o r e Is take!"Internally. Price 75c. Don't forge! thst silence is the mother of truth.—Chicsgo Dsily News. „T*AOI An Aaaltrri Fact. ... Mr. Mover—Qucli! Wowl Blanlety blnnk the blanttf ty blank— Mrs. Mover (Indignantly)—Myjjla- ClSCl BSATI. AUf,,Jf 1 LIVESTOCK—Cattle,eomnoa.. 3 25 o t 00 Selees butchers boo u s i s CALVE--:—fair to t-ooa light... (too i-t » i t BOOH—Coarse snd heavy *05 h t ||- Mlxed poekers 4 to ain- «•! SHEEP—Ch&ico 4 99 CL 4 me , LAMBS—Sprit) bbO (A « & FLOUR—winter nniont.., S 50 foil OBAIN-Wheat-No. • red ca 08V 1 & Oat*—No. » - 6 m. Kye—No.2- ........ .. if. M HAY—Prime to choice CI 10 S PROVISIONS—Mesi porK (r. u m..... ; ..... '. *.. A . K ' Bt'TTKlt—Ctiuico dairy w, IS Prime to etaoo- creamery.. a 101 APPLES—Choice to fancy ... 1 00 ft i & l'OTAIOES—N*w.-perhr! 1 00 a i a CHICAGO FLOUR—Wlnterpntenr IEO ft 300 3 Chicago spring OD -1 rOBN-No. 2. 31 il aja OAIS-Na «.. 19VA POiiK—Mrs' 7 16 S, « « LAUD—SL.am S 10 NEW YORK. ::s i S *M ? w fl LARD—Western 5 oo ® 5 w t 11 ALTIMOltE. ^ '3 FI.Otm—Family ..... a 53 '• , in GRAIN—Wheal—No 2red..;.. 5| S'ffi Southern r «2 S If IS hi INDIANAPOLIS. M GRAIN—Whent. N o 2 rod..... f»' xzsnsr-.r: I 3, LODISVILLS. FLOUR—Winterpatont . in e i a <J R A I N - W he.i i—No, 8 red.... S ® Cora—Mixed a a M Oatg-Mtzed.; sowSJ IP '"I?I "Yon have saved my l i f e , s n a t c h e d me from the brink o f t h e g r a v e a l m o s t , a n d I wish to thank yon. A b o u t e i g h - t e e n m o n t h s a g o I w a s a t o t a l w r e c k , physically. I h a d b e e n t r o u b l e d w i t h leucorrbcea for s o me t i m e , b u t h ad given hardly any attention t o t h e trouble. " A t last inflammation o f t h e womb and ovaries resulted and then I s u f - fered agonies, h a d t o give n p m y pro fession (musician and piano player^, waa confined t o m y b e d a n d l i f e b e c a m e a terrible cross. My husband sum- moned the best physicians, but theif benefit w a s b u t temporary at best. 1 believe I should have contracted the m o r p h i n e h a b i t n n d e r t h e i r c a r e , i f m y c o m m o n s e n s e b a d n o t Intervened. " O n e d a y m y h u s b a n d n o t i c e d t h e a d - vertisement of y o u r r e m e d i e s a n d i m - m e d i a t e l y b o p g h t m e a f u l l t r i a l . Soon the pain i n m y ovaries was gone. I a m now well, strong and robust, walk* ride a wheel, and f e e l J U t e a girl i n b e r teens. I would not be w i t h o n t L y d i a E. P i n k h a m ' s V e g e t a b l e C o m p o u n d ; It Is l i k e w a t e r of lifo t o m e . I a m very ({ratefully, and sincerely your well- wisher, a n d I h e a r t i l y r e c o m m e n d y o u r remedies. I hope s o m e p o o r c r e a t u r e m a y b e Belped to health by reading: my Atory."—MM. COL. & P. Kinn««nnog, SagngLAHPKB, Wn.* Mabel—Are you going to return the p o o r f e l l o w ' s r i n g ? Florence (who has just broken ber engagement)—I haven't decided. I • a p p o s e h e ' l l p r o p o s e t o y o u n o w , a n d I thought I'd j u s t h a n d It over t o y o u t o save bother. Philadelphia North American. Ltoeafe'e* for fToraeahoer*. An enactment in Washington re- quire! borseahoers to pan an exam- ination a n d t o b e llcen*ed. Celebration at Qnlooy 111. Quwcr, III,. Aug. L—.Qulncy Mon- day celebrated the opening of ,thenew Burlinton road terminals.'' These In- clude a hundred tbonsand dollar pas- • e n g e r s t a t i o n , freight d e p o t s , s w i t c h yards and rail and wagon b r i d g e s o v e r tbe M i s s i u i p p l r i v e r and Quincy bay. Osatrsl Pac'.flo Railway Co. Incoiporsl.il. SALT LAKE CIXT, Utah,, Aug. L— The Central Pacifio Eaiiroad Co. waa Incorporated here ' Monday for the purpose of acquiring a l l t h e railroad land, land grafnta and franchises of tbe Central Pacifio rallroslds Richmond Baa Qaaraatlned. RICHMOND, VS., Ang. L—In view of the y e l l o w f e v e r o u t b r e a k , a t t h e Hamp- ton soldier* home, B'ehmoad has quar- a n t i n e d a g a i n s t Old Point and Hamp- ton. T h e r e " w e r e no Richmond people c a u g h t i n . t h e q u a r a n t i n e l i n e s at th< l a t t e r p l a c e . Will Retain lh* >'ra»al Sllnl-try. . FAIJIS, Aug. 1.—Oep. Wcceslayo Fl- guero, vice president o f t h e Dominican republic, baa, it i* a n n o u n c e d h e r e , ao^ o e p t e d t h f f p r e j i d e n e y of the republia He will retain the p r e s e n t m i n i s t r y . , EDUCATIONAL. NEW HAMPSHIRE MILITARY ACADEMY DR. BOFFETTS WASntyOTOK, Aug. L — M r s Kate C h a s e S p r a g o e , wife of a former gov- ernor of Rhode Island, a n d t h e daugh- t e r o f t h e late Salmon P. Chase, gov- ernor of Ohio, United States aenator and chief justice of the U n i t e d S t a t e * s u p r e m o c o u r t , d i e d at her homestead, "Edgewood," in Waahlngton'a ' aub- u r b a , e a r l y M o n d a y m o r n i n g . S h e w a s 88 years old. For three months she had.been suffering from a complica- tion of liver and kidney troubles, but had consented to medical treatment only ten days ago. She g r e w s t e a d i l y w o r s e a p d t h e e n d camo a few minute* after S o'clock S u n d a y m o r n i n g . A t t h e b e d s i d e w e r e her three daughters, MI**'Kittle Spragne, •e'bo lived w i t h h e r ' m o t b e r . Miss Portia Spragna, of Narragaasett Pier, and Mrs. Donaldson, of Brook- l y n , N . Y. The f u n e r a l a r r a n g e m e n t s have not been completed b u t t h e r e - m a i n * p r o b a b l y w i l l be Interred at Co lumbuB. O., her father** old home. Kate Chase began a b r i l l i a n t s o c i a l career when her father, Salmon P. Chaae, then a widow.-r, was elected governor of Ohio. When Mr. Cbase was made secretary of the treasury under Lincoln the family removed here, a n d h i * daughter met and waa married to the young governor of R h o d e I s l a n d , William H. Sprague. At the height of social and political cess, a d o m e s t i c c l o u d m a d e Its appear- ance, resulting in a divorce. S p r a g u e t h e n m a d e her home at Edge- wood, a c o u n t r y p l a c e which had been left h e r b y h e r father. Here s h e h a d resided ever since. Financial reverses clonded her later year*, and friends arranged f o r h e r a n allowance of S3,000 a year. ' THOSE DOM DOM BOLLETS. I t la ODriiUy Denied That They Are In Ua« by the Qnard.aa the North.rn Peni- tentiary at Jolut, III . SriuxorisLD, III., Aug. 1.—Several dispatches werp received at the "gov- ernor's office Monday inquiring t the truth o f t h e s t a t e m e n t t e l e g r a p h e d from Joliet that the guards at the Northern penitentiary at. Joliet are a r m e d w i t h M a u s e r r i f l e * a n d . a r e f u r - n i s h e d w i t h d u m d u m bullets. CoL J. Mack Tanner, the governor's private secretary, stated that tber* 1* n o truth to the statement. He say* the arms have not been changed a t a l l , a n d the idea that d n m d u m bullets a r e t o be nsed 1* ridiculous. him for compuny, and various shape* nnd nf»a of radlnlo: itrcwn through Ihe rom at nlervnla; there looked td be of thrni there to heat the a portion of Siberia. Tiie at ranger'* eye* round n x h e p u t down bla vallae, the pnprr Into bla breast clns|ietl III* h n n d a b e h i n d bis green frock coat. Ill: down one vlata of radiators another. .lie tried to count got lost Tit 240. because the f a r e n d began to jump fore.Ill* sight— •liook bla head *lowIy ; hia valine." ^ "I've heard tell thnt Chlcogo (a place In winter," be tDntrerw' went o n , " b u t , d o g m y cat* ij^i It wna cold enuf to take 'bo? them radiating thing* to heat no bigger'n Odd Fellows' hall at thcr never swore In m y presence i life. Mr. Mover (as Indignant)—Then f a t h e r n e v e r b u r n e d hi* hand o n a hot iron in y o u r p r e s e n c e in hlsllfi Judge. It* Mild P. Gwllllams—Look at Had It only five weeks lining o f t h e right alecve gone nlreai Sflint—Well, you can darn it, can't you? Mr*. GWilliams—He doe* worse than t h a t e v e r y t i m e h ^ p u t s it oi Tribune. MODERN ROSSIA, Th* Land ami Krmi* th* Aatseratl* lattaeae* or Pet*v tka Great. - All nations feel mere or leu the original impetus given them by one great man, bill probably none IO much aa modern nu**la. I t m a y almost be said fo bore -been tbe creation o f o n e man, Peter tbe Great, nnd the fenture* bo lmpre**ed upon the ltus*lau *t*te are still distinctly visible. A maas of barbarism w** transformed b y h i m Into a powerful and, active member of tbe family of civilixed nation*, lie gave to hla inbjeel* an army, a Davy nn() an edncalional system. Commerce •with foreign coimtri**. previously for- bidden, be warmly enconraged. The antocrat transferred his capital t o t h e abore* o f t h e Baltic, and built the greet city whlcli bears his name to be the opeii door to Ihe civilization of the y y ern world. He Introduced the art*. in. literature, the sciences and t h e j A n Excellent Combination. Motiomlo theories of the m o s t a d v a n c e ^ niitlo TO THE COOL RESORTS "MOUNTAINS, BY THE ) LAKES, O R A T T H K SEA SIDE, '< VIA T U B Big Four Route, FISHING, BONTING, BOATING, BATHING. THROUGH SLEEPING GARS TO HEW YORK & BOSTON T o u r i s t T i c k e t s n o w o n salt. J* K. BEEVES, . C.CCIARK. QMI South. Act., Traf Pa**. Aft. Cincinnati. Clmtuuoo.u. W A I t I t K N J . LVCMI, General P.i*5an«cr and Tlokei Afont, Cincinnati. Mrs. Col. Richardson SAVED BY MRS. P1NKHAM. of them surpass hia own in point of pictnresqueness and inside detail. "It was the funniest push I waa ever in in me life," he aaya, confidentially. "The kitchen was ao smaH they had to cook everything on the outside, and xrhen it got there it was dead cold. The second course waa haddock, and each fish come served in a linen * bag, ao we could put 'em in.tuba of hot water and warm 'em up—see? Well, some of tbe boya got rattled and served 'em baga and ail, with egg sauce over th' outside. Say, you'd of died laughing seeing them fellers tryin' to carve their fish. This ia the tough- est auid haddock I iv'er tackled in me life,' aavs one Tatrfmany man at the head table; 'it a *ot a ekin like a rbinoceris,' says he. In toe kitchen there waa a riot all rriglit long. It waa ao small tbe waiters couldn't re*ch tbe dishervnp and they got to acrap- ping for front places in the line: One man was knocked stiff with a turkey, and when they picked him up I thought he was dead. I did, on the level. But it wasn't blood. It waa only cranberry snnce. A n o t h e r flunkey fell into the salad and one of the cooks put a can of ice cream in the oven, thinking it waa brown gravy for Ihe beef. That's on the square—just as I'm tellin' you! But the worst of all was when we came to the wine. It waa 'Merican champagne in h*!f pinta, without ir*, and of all the kicking ajid hol- lering! One fresh gent told me it waa the only thing he had had that nsgbt that was good and warm, and he had hardly said it when a waiter that waa a little jagged ac- cidentally poured about a quart of boilin' coffee down the back of his neck. 8ay, you Dught of beard him cuas! Between yon and me, a good many waiters got to hitting the wine, and they found one of 'em with 15 empty bottles in.hili pants leg. That's hon- est. I saw it n,yself. It was tne hottest ban- quet I was ever at."—N. O. Times-Demo- HE WAS REJECTED. "It waa such a good joke on me." aaid the •irl in the gray velvet toque to tbe girl in the blue velvet shoulder cape, aa thev stirred their ho! chocolate* "that I must tell "You know how John^has been proposing to me at regular intenrmla ever aince he waa out of knickerbockers. -Well, he did it again the other night, and, with his uaual facility, chose an occasion when I waa very cross. "He did it a little more awkwardly than usual, too, deliberately xbcosing the , old- fashioned method of offering me 'hia 'find and heart.' " , Here she paused to drink some chocolate, i and the girl in blue asked breathlessly what she said. "Oh!" remarked the other, in the tone of one relating an event of no importance, "I told him that I believed I waa already pro- vided with the full ouota of bodily organ*, and that I wouldn't deprive him." "And what did ' "elle, lk_ brace up, and said, po! at any rate there was no doubt about my havina my full share of cheek! And I wat so delighted to find s m a n capable of even that much repartee on being rejected—that I acceptcd him."—Cincinnati Enquirer. Corrupt. Biggs—The corruption among public offi- cials is shameful. Boggs—I should sav so. I had to tip the custom house inspector five dollars just to twig a few diamonds in without p&ying duty.—N. Y. Journal. One thing people can't understand, t.nd that is how those they hate do so well in life. —Atchison Globe. waiter is frequently esll«d

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SEVEN AMERICANS KILLED. | 0 U R SPORTS t& F u r t n . r r a r t f c m l a r * o i t h . B a t t l . o f C . - * £ H £ T

FROM TRIFLING CAUSES. "Actions of the Just Smell Sweet,"

'The fragrance of l i f e Is vigor and strength, neither of-which can be found In a person tuhose blood Is Impure, and •whose every breath speaks of Internal troubles. Hood's SarsaparUla purifies the blood and makes the wak strong.

f r o m t h * K l o n d i k e ! A A A O l / A I T O n WUvd lUUl Head Ache? " W h y d o j r o u f n l n k t o ! "

" I m*t h i m o u t a t o n e of t h « g a r d e n a . I t s w a a b l o w i n g t h e b o y * o S t o a g o o d t i m e a n d w a a t e l l i n g t h e m a o m e g r e a t a t o n e * a b o u t t h * c o u n t r y u p t h e r » . "

" O h ! T h e n y o u m u a t h a r e ru n acrcra h i m

Eat a f t e r I h a d b e e n f o o l e n o u g h t o l e t m h a v e five dol lar* w i t h w h i c h t o g e t a n e w

M a r t i n l i f e . " — C h i c a g o T i m e a - H e r a l d .

R i c h — Y e t S t a r v l B C . D o c t o r * f r e q u e n t l y h a r * v e i y w e a l t h y

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baa n o t t h e a t r e n g t h t o d igeat i t . I t H e a t h e r * a h e a v y f e r m e n t e d m a n , t h e aole cauae o f dy»pep«ia , nervouanea* a n d bi l iouaneaa. T h e aureat r e m e d y t o cure a w e a k a t o m a c h ia H o a t e t t e r ' a S t o m a o h B i t t e r * . I t -will r ea tor* r i g o r t o t h e d igeat ive organ*. N o t h i n g ia " i u a t aa g o o d . " S e e t h a t a p r i v a t e R e v e n u e S t a m p c o v e r * t h e n e c k of t h e b o t t l * .

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of t h e m s u r p a s s hia o w n in p o i n t of p i c t n r e s q u e n e s s a n d i n s i d e d e t a i l . " I t w a s t h e f u n n i e s t p u s h I w a a e v e r i n i n m e l i f e , " h e aaya, c o n f i d e n t i a l l y . " T h e k i t c h e n w a s ao smaH t h e y h a d t o c o o k e v e r y t h i n g o n t h e o u t s i d e , a n d xrhen it g o t t h e r e i t w a s d e a d c o l d . T h e s e c o n d c o u r s e w a a h a d d o c k , a n d e a c h f i sh c o m e s e r v e d i n a l i n e n * bag, ao w e c o u l d p u t ' e m i n . t u b a of h o t w a t e r a n d w a r m ' em u p — s e e ? W e l l , s o m e of t b e b o y a g o t r a t t l e d a n d s e r v e d ' em baga a n d a i l , w i t h e g g s a u c e o v e r t h ' o u t s i d e . S a y , y o u ' d of d i e d l a u g h i n g s e e i n g t h e m f e l l e r s t r y i n ' to c a r v e t h e i r fish. T h i s ia t h e t o u g h -e s t a u i d h a d d o c k I iv'er t a c k l e d in m e l i fe , ' a a v s o n e T a t r f m a n y m a n a t t h e h e a d t a b l e ; ' i t a * o t a e k i n l ike a rb inocer i s , ' s a y s h e . I n t o e k i t c h e n t h e r e w a a a r iot a l l rriglit long . I t w a a ao s m a l l t b e w a i t e r s c o u l d n ' t r e * c h t b e d i s h e r v n p a n d t h e y g o t to acrap-p i n g f o r f r o n t p l a c e s in t h e l ine: O n e m a n w a s k n o c k e d s t i f f w i t h a t u r k e y , a n d w h e n t h e y p i c k e d h i m u p I t h o u g h t h e w a s d e a d . I d id , o n t h e l eve l . B u t i t w a s n ' t b l o o d . I t w a a o n l y c r a n b e r r y snnce . A n o t h e r flunkey f e l l i n t o t h e s a l a d a n d o n e of t h e c o o k s p u t a c a n o f i c e c r e a m in t h e o v e n , t h i n k i n g i t w a a b r o w n g r a v y for I h e b e e f . T h a t ' s o n t h e s q u a r e — j u s t as I ' m t e l l i n ' y o u ! B u t t h e w o r s t of a l l w a s w h e n w e c a m e t o t h e w i n e . I t w a a ' M e r i c a n c h a m p a g n e in h*!f p in ta , w i t h o u t ir*, a n d of a l l t h e k i c k i n g aj id hol-l e r ing ! O n e f r e s h g e n t t o l d m e i t w a a t h e o n l y t h i n g h e h a d h a d t h a t n s g b t t h a t w a s g o o d a n d w a r m , a n d h e h a d h a r d l y sa id i t w h e n a w a i t e r t h a t w a a a l i t t l e j a g g e d ac-c i d e n t a l l y p o u r e d a b o u t a q u a r t of bo i l in ' c o f f e e d o w n t h e back of h i s n e c k . 8 a y , y o u Dught of beard h i m cuas! B e t w e e n y o n a n d m e , a g o o d m a n y w a i t e r s g o t t o h i t t i n g t h e w i n e , a n d t h e y f o u n d o n e of ' em w i t h 15 e m p t y b o t t l e s in .h i l i p a n t s l eg . T h a t ' s h o n -est . I s a w it n , y s e l f . I t w a s t n e h o t t e s t ban-q u e t I w a s e v e r a t . " — N . O. T i m e s - D e m o -

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