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youghi seen "dem lots." All de kids from Shantj-town an' Mudville was sittitf on top de big clumps lookin' at us. Some tier gals had ribbon in der hair but der wasn't a stockin' in dc crowd. Say! De alderman was dere, an' Casey an" Ball wot keeps de saloons, "Well, de first scrap tvas 'bout de umpire. We wants Casey, dey wants a dude teacher. ses he don't go, dey says Casey don't go.

'TJast der cap ses: 'Any fair man'll do me. D'ye know de 3'Oung- feller wid de 'Xaw, 1 ses I. 'Well, he'll ses de cap. "'Young 1 ses 1, 'You's de umpire. D'ye know yer 'Mebbel'seshe.

"So he steps up likssif he'd been der feller wot done it all an' ses he: "'Play "I goes first to de bat an' de long If-gged white-headed 'Cademy Kid wot was twirlin' begun to paw dust an' look squint-eyed at me over his shoulder an' he lets fly a skimmerwot nearly knocks ii hunk out. ses de umpire. "All de people wot was 'round yells groans: 'Shoot de 'Slug 'em, 'Put 'im out! He don't know his 'De umpire he jes 1 chews gum an' don't look "Den de 'Cademy Kid heaves annud- der shooter, 'n' I hists it. Say, y'ought ter hear clem yell. "'Hey! 'Look out dere, you'll fall on de 1 'Ya-a-a-a-a-a' 1 "T'rec of dem run inter wan 'nudder, an' dey lost de ball.

Den we all yells. "De nex' ball wot comes I scales in de crowd, an' de t'ird baseman goes for it. We don't see no more of him till I gets roun' den OT.it.he comes. ses he, 'Dere's a red-headed 'Yer ses reachin' fer'm wid de bat. "Say! Be fust t'iag I knows some- fin! hits me on de conk.

Ben de eart' jumps an'- swipes mo. When I gets up again I gets anudcler swipe. Dat wus de dude umpire. Could he scrap? Well, ff 0 de fours' lick on de jaw, ses Til sit right here, now, an' t'ink 'bout Eatsy Hannagan and Puck Connolly come "long an' swipes at de umpire' lays 'em out cold, clen de mob gets him an' we don't him no more. "Does de 'Cadenvy boys scrap? Well, jest! When dey sees dey haster dey gets back back and hits out.

Say! T)ey mus' had fnn'. All kids in Shantytcnva had a crack at dem. Some der big fellers got in pulled dem apart, an' dey had it out doxvn in de WID DE BOCKS OS THE mud, an' y'ought ter see dem uniforms. "Peg Kelly had de greatest time V'ever saw wid de rocks on de piggery. He heaved 'em right inter de crowd; didn't make no difference where, till Casey climbs up.

wid a stick an" trumps him till ye could hear him yell clear over to Slurlville. "De clip I got from de umpire kinder lost me der cirous. By der time, I was lively 'gain all der 'Cademy kids had gone cop' one, 'n' he had 'n' 'gagement wid five er six wot was punchin' him. California Fruit Laxative IB na tare's own true remedy. It con tains the medical virtues of Call fornia fruits and plants which are known to have a beneficial effect on the human system- Although harmless to the most delicate con stitution it is thorough and effective and will afford a permanent oure for habitual constipation and' the many disorders arising from a weak or inactive condition of tlu kidneys, liver, stomach and bowels.

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Ordinary soaps art not fit for a Viola Cream, 50 cents. Viola Skin-Soap, 25 cents. Sold by drag, gists orseut by mail. Send to a a BOTHER ax, TOLEDO, a feller wot got dc ball an' t'rcnved itwaj' down clc ses der captain, 'we claims ses 'dere no foul. Your man can't "De umpire ses dat he didn't see no foul.

So lie lets it g-o at dat. "Den Flip Casey makes a run an" so does Puck Connolly an' Shad Dunni- £an, but Burke an' Hannig-an an' O'Day gets out at first. De runs was all home runs fer de gang is wid us, an' when de ball goes inter de crowd de 'Caclemy Kid wot goes.after it stays quite erwhile. He has a 'gag-e- inent t' eat. cinders fer five minutes, see? When he gets out he can't see nuftin, an' dey has to put nucider kid in his place.

"Well, de oder fellers hajl der innins, an' ivliaddyer t'ink? makes five De gang helps us all dey der ball an' Mstin' it back, but dey was dead onter O'Day's curves. Dey jist killed 'em. "Dat's de, way 'twas clown to de six Minms. Dey made 15 an' we made t'ir- tee'n. Den sends Uatsy Hannigan to de bat.

Eatsy had de only pair shoes' on onrside. Ho didn't have no stockin's. Jist shoes. Dis was de fust innings he on, 'cause if we'd need 'em. If we could er knocked der ball out where de gang 'ud kill der fielders, den we wouldn't need the boots, see? But der.pitcher was too smart.

"Uatsy liits de ball a rap an' scoots fer first, but de ball gets dere before him. All de mob was jumpin' an' yell- in' to make de baseman'drop der ball, but he has his trap'set an' his eye on it an' I g-uess it was all day wid Katsy if it hadn't been lor Peg Kelly. Pegtrua a stone big's rer fist an" caught de baseman on de head. It knocked him kickin'an'Uatsy gets his base. "Say, de 'Cademy Kids kicked like talkin' to me fer? Did I 'Whaddyer talkin' ter me "Hannagan spiked de secun' an' t'ird basemen as tvent by an' dey iol- murder.

Hadn't b.e a right to on his sioes? De 'Cademy Kids till had spikes we didn't savnuthin'. Say! "Well, we gets two more runs. j)e gang got der fielders used 'em up so dey don't find de ball till fie right time. Dere's a kick wot stops de game'ierfive minutes an' de 'Cademys jjets black eyes, den whadiflyer t'ink? Dat umpire calls me ont'on strikes. Ses 'Say, yoxuiig I hear dat right? Me out on strikes', "'Dat's "I hauls de bat 'long an' goes right up re he wete on bis cane ses mus' be mistake.

De Bloody Hollers never strikes out on dere own grown'! wot Iftnks dey does, sometimes, but dey nerer 'Yer sea ie; 'send ua de De oders left kinder sudden an' take der bats an' t'ings erlong. one way, some nudder. run down troo Mudville, 'n' I didn't Some T'ree guess t'rum de way dey was dere run- nin' yit. "Dej" didn't t'ink'ter go home byway der coach, so Casey an' Ball invites de English driver down an' when I seen 'em last dey was on him. wouldn't see him sittin' dere lonely.

Dat ain't dere style. "So dat's de way we beats de 'Cademy Kids. dey can play cricket, mebby dey can play dat odder game wid de cross sticks an' de bat? Idunno! But dey can't play ball jist a little bit. On der own groun's wid de teacher dey can play. But on der lots? Naw! Jfaw! De Bloody Hollers can beat 'em outer sight.

"So dat's how we got de championship, an' dat's where we got de caps an' de mask an' chest pertecter an' de gloves! Sayl ain't dey jist great? Vfe'se de champion's of der lots, now, an' dere ain't nobody dast play us. I t'ink we could do de league team if we got 'em here wid de gang. "Did we have a good time dat day? Did we? Well! Ye never sawed a man 'njoy sport like Casey an' Dey laxighed till dey near fell down when dey saw de gang git after de 'Gademy fellers. When it all over an' de ambulance had tooked der Englishman erway dey calls us in an'taps a keg. 'Boys will be ses dey.

Dat's dey said. So we all goes in an' flushes de cinders out of our froats. "Say! I forgot to tell yon 'bout dat umpire. I finds out he's peffessional fedderweight scrapper. Dat was a hard game fer me.

Say! "Did we do de'Cademies? Well, I fink! We 'em fer fair! Ib'leve we kin do de league team if dey comes here an'plays us. Jie'girnme'anudder pair er spike shoes an' time 'nuif to get der gang togedder an' we kin do de league team. Such Ii Fame. One day, while Lord Hopetotm was in the height of his glory as the most popular governor ever seen in the colonies, three young men entered a barber's shop in South Melbourne. Two of them whispered to the hairdresser that the third was "his excellency." The supposed governor was shaved -with much ceremony, and that same evening the following sign appeared in the "barber's window: "Shaving, 3d.

With the razor same as I shaved Hqpetonn, Eealm. Come itmi Help Us. While a union of all who are opposed to the rule of the money-power is devoutly wished for by all populists, yet it will hardly be brought about if this consolidation can only be made by populists surrendering their convictions an -finance, land and transportation- declarations which over' a million patriotic men affirmed at the polls in 1892, The party has made enormous gains on the principles it advo catod then; is stronger to-day than yesterday, will have more advo cates to-morrow than it has to-day, and nothing short of the essence of its demands enacted into law can' keep it from achieving a triumphant victory. To those who acknowledge that something' is wrong (and few. are they who do not) we say in all earnestness, study our plans for relief; we believe they are right; we are laboring- for systems, in our opinion, calculated to establish, justice between man and man, and if you can see hope throug our organization, come with us; be one of us, and if we are risrht, as we firmly believe, help us to achieve and share the benefits of the establishment by law of our World.

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Union Depot. Pern, VANDALIA LINE, CHANGE OF TIME. In effect June 10,1895. Train! No 58 No 52 No 64 NO 61 N05S FOB THE NOKTS: For St Joseph, daily oz Snndkr JB For 8t Joseph, dally ei SUE 10:11 For 8th Bend, dally FOK.TEE SOOTH. For Tene Haute.

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