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3 i I 't, gte rffsfart a aiin 61obt: qtptember 2rZ, cSbut. ivi'e sALE not be the slightest question from the start as to gin 6tobt the same plan and trust to the plain, blunt common sense of charitably-disposed men and women for NOT POLITICAL NONE BUT FLYERS GREAT .0 ffiti win the race. Minter had sUch an easy victory that he galned more than a mile on his competitor before the finish of the race. Lewis the commendation It is sure will result. The Wrong showed considerable pluck in riding the race 'T'''' DOUBLE SHEET.

Collector WonTDINGVON and ex-Collector Jones vas a practicall joker. Ile is a simple, ordinary joker now. Ie was in a well-knowu In Yesterday's Races at the ttironeth and It is understood that the company Is to award Mtn a special as there or. BEARD love BLAINE, but as for each other! Oh, saloon the other (lay with Ins friend Smatters, and had looked several times upon the wine when Union Grounds. 'SATURDAY SEPT.

27, 18 84. InY I sacibiy v.rir.IR.,i in it was rect that Is to say, nad taken several beers. In 1 hour 27 minutes, and at Philadelphia a Lew fj9 NEW YORK. "It's awful good fun," he whispered to Smaller weeks since by Edward Kohler in 1 hour 23 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. to go up to a stranger and it him a terrible It Is quite safe to say that as goes New York so inlidlilluutteess.

eels, WI srdtiltisu paste in the back, as if you knew bin) real well, 1 Series of Close Contests Entertain the DAILY GLOBEOne copy, 53 cents per goes the country this year. Republicans and and say. 'flow de do, or something of Lovers of the Bicycle 11t4eotil listilri CARPETS, Democrats alike look upon her thirty-six votes as kind. Then, of course, you saYo 1, follows: ittiontesurptiistuivwithiausafr he would he tune, for each mile was as $8 per year. Postage prepaid.

To Nery sorry; mistaken identity, It Is all Important, and as likely to decide fun to see 'eat wince, tho ugh. See me take that ST OVES ortg ma a Hi Five or more copies to one address for th Miles. tn. Miles. b.

In. ft. tile issue. It is possible. of course, for events to little feller standin' over er Jones Dad 1 03 56i 11 0 43 al The Three-Mile Record Race Won by (et' ari! i a 4S 09 I months, by mall, 13 per ropy.

Delivered shape themselves between now and spokn louder than tie intended. and the so 3 11 10. 13 9 52 39 "little ellerratner had overheard him. Ile was no Boston, at depot or express office, 25 per November 4 that the battle might be Woodside. 4 14 0 56 14 is 0 other than the celebrated light-weight sear- 5 19 05,15 1 00 12 10 newsdealers, by mail, 00 per on without Neve York.

For instance, rer. Ile kept perfectly quitt. Jones 6 23 11 1 04 29 RANGES, mith The Sun- struck litn when lie thrtd and let him have one 7 27 20'11 1 OS 56 8 1 13 04 If by any possibility the Democrats should carry between the eyes. lie then proceeded to wipe the The weather yesterday was as fair and favor- 9 '15 42119 1 17 20 And Everything to Furnish a Rouse from floor with hint, anti when be througn Jones' Ohio In October that event would not only secure OW'll mother would tiot have kgot nown him. He is 0 1 20 D8 TRE GLOBE NEWSPAPER able for the success of the bicycling tournament io 39 46 Cellar to Attic.

around town legion now, hot wesrs a patch over on the Union Athletic grounds as It was wet and to CLEVELAND every State claimed as doubtful, From Brookline to the Fain Washington Street Boston. one ot ilia es. and saes that practical jokes are discouraelne the day previous. The track was but also, perhaps, such sure Republican States rattler senseless, alter ail. also in a better condition, and everything pointed The Institute fair management has been noti- 125 Black Walnut Marble Top Chain- fled by President Ricliards that on and after ber Sets.

MARINO THE CIRCUIT. as Pennsylvania, Illinois and Kitusas. but of It Was the Poetry. to a successful meet. As far as the races were tot October the Brookline cars of the Metropolitan concerned.

they were all thald be desired. er 115 Ash Chamber Sets. course, inasmuch as Ohio lias never failed to Mrs. McCleve of Nantucket, the widow of a road will pass the Institut 145-Painted Chamber Sets. clay Globa earthquake is going the grand rounds.

A gi ve a Republican in in years whag captain, has a large collection of curiost- but the attendalice was not what was expected. It fair building every days ago It was at the West, and now it has ties, gathered front every clime, which It is her is probable, however, that the people were saving ten 150 Plush Top and Marble Top Parlor minutes, day aud evening, the througn route vitt Huntington avenue being now ready for travel). during almost a third of a century, it seems hardly themselves for today, anti tnis afternoon will turn Sown America, making its appearance in pleasure to exhibit to whoever Is pleased to call. Tables. out in force.

This is to be the grand day of It has been the aim of the owners of the Institute reasonable to expect that it will go otherwise this A party of yachtsmen doing the island could not building to develop the property around it and 75 Plush Parlor Suites. 1. Because it is the best family newspaper. It is probably making haste so as to show the tournament, as the events will be more pass her by, but paid her a visit and were shown Parlor Suites 2 this conyenteueo Is the rose" of their efforts. 175 aa FATHERS and HUSBANDS and Sons a year.

numerous, the prizes more Valuanle. and the num- this country again in November. her curiosities. street cars will Carry passengers I and Brothers like THE SUNDAY GLOBE On the assumption, then, that Ohio will give the -Dere," said the old lady, "Is a vase, carved ber of flyers entered far greater than on the two direct to tile fair. 50 Spun Silk Parlor Suites.

because it has all the news, the move- from a piece of a cedar post wideli had been on preceding days. The races yesterday were de- 'Ilie first excurshm of the season visited the 85 usual Republican majority in OctoDer, tile great Hall Stands. ments, acts and sayings of an political BLAINE In his tour is like GREELEY; he draws my granatather's ham tor many A cousin cidedly the best ever vitnessed in this city, and, fair yesterday. parties, and pages of other entertidaing crowds but the other ch ap ill get tne votes fight will come in ew Y. Now, then, now of mine took me out to the tam iti his carriage 150 Easy Chairs of many styles.

and we tented the post tip and sawed it off. I altheUgh no fast thne was matte, the events, with Eastern Railroad Train Changes. matter. that State go? Well ork to begin with. New composed some poetry about it." one exception.

were all closely contested, and 175 Stoves and Ranges of ail makes. The lady then repeated her "poem," descriptive awakened much entivistastn. It was a noticeable The followina chatiges will be made in the time 15,000 Yards of Brussels Carpet. 3. LADIES and YOUNG FOLKS aro de- THE ENGLISH FOR BLAINE.

ork sluce 1868 has swutb, alternatelv from one table of tile Eastern railroad, beginning Sunday, lighted with TnE SUNDAY GLOBE be- of the incident retated. fact that none but "flyers" started In any of the cause it is not all polities," but contains Many English newspapers strongly favor side to the other with the regularity of a pendulum. "Then." she said. as she concluded. oe great events, and they WriC, therefore, devoid of the September 28: 20,000 Yards of Tapestry Carpet.

people have admired that noetry. My cousin ridiculous element whiten not I nirequently cletrac, All trains to and from the Point of Pines will be 20,000 Yards Extra Superfine Carpet just the kind of bright, witty and enter. 9 IS shown by a desPatch from Mr. In 1868 IL Went Democratic; in 187'2 the Republi- admired It very much. One eveiliae he vas here tainiug reading which they appreciate, terizes a bicycle race where inferior riders cum- discontinued Sundays and week days.

Tile week 5,000 and hich make lif happier and pleas- mid I repeated It to min and Ite went, home. and )-te A ortio of the rizes ar ow on exilibl- Yards Velvet Carpet. Ws 4 ELLTaLounT. And why shouldn't they? He is cans were made happy in 1876 it went with was found dead in his bed the next morning." Lion in tile' windows Ditson's store ou day tridns leavmg Boston for Lynn at 2.4 20 ,6 and sinter. man who truckled to the British government a rush to the Democrats.

and in 1880 syvting back Washingtou street. 6.45 thaa p. and leaving Lynn for Boston at 3.30 000 Rugs and Mats An Aged Statesman. and IN will be alscontinued. Eesides a large quantity of Comforters, the Irish susuect question by sending Once more to the Republican side.

Hence by Oils Tw o-Mile Open nee 1 "Astonishing! said. Tibbs at breakfast, 3'ester- The 1.30 p. m. White Mountain train will be run Pillows, Mattresses, etc. a approval of the course of Minis- rule the State is now travelling toward the day, as he laid down the paper and took a sip of The first event was a two-mile straightaway to North Conway oely, and the train arriving In LowELL.

but why go to England Democracy. All signs indicate that the rule will coffee. if It doiet heat all that Henry Clay is race. open to all appeared as startr amateurs. Cha The following men Boston at 8.35 D.

tn. will start froin North Couway We have 12 PARLOR SUITES covered in i es: bers Ma nchester Inste ad of Fanyans Gain dead." Rair-Cloth, which we will close out at Of 650 learn what Englishmen think of BLAINE, when hold good this year. Republicans 1)3 thousands "Dear me, you don't say," saki ills wife. II. W.

London, A. Millard, Prisoners in the War to Meet. $10.00. They are really worth $60.00. I I the other day at a epublican convention in are th ispleased I Republica 11 "Yes.

be Is. Noble inaiii We don't have states- Providelice, R. G. B. Graves, Caulbridgeport A gath ng eri of prisoners of the war ill take This is one of our special bargains.

River an English -American delegate was This is especiatly true of the business or like him now. Wliat a pits' he has been out C. II. Parsons, Springfield. The field was as fast politics se long.

But he lets outlived Webster and evenly matched as leis ever been seeu. Chain- place at Worcester September 30, in the head- Send for our CATALOGUE I 'Vociferously applauded for the remark that the men who like neither Mr. Bhatee's and Calhoun and i3entoit, and even stunner to ets Is the Present amateur champion of England, quarters at G. A. R.

Hall. All who were confined Piddles. Why, he must have been pretty near a name tattskell Is considered ilearly his equal. In the South are desired to be present. A.

W. Cun- and PRICE LIST. Buglish-born citizens of America bad repeatedly methods nor his associates. Again, the Ii undrcd." 1SOIIS IS the Springlield fi fiiughatu Is and William Jubl secretary REMEMBER ver who rst cattle into e. -Yes," said his wife he must have bet a promi nence at artfo, itMI who sin he since tn has the Republican party, and would do so honest, upright men of the party shrink time fro tie suh lively Millard has frequently Marine Notes.

At who do not care to pay all cash this fall by voting for Indorsing the author of the Mt-LL1GAN letters. and centurion." raed in Boston before and a favorde. The Way You Put It. NI, II is reat -n the pistul was fired Chambers and Gasitell The steamer Otranto, to, from Hull, England, ar- ca accommodated with easy Shows the continued popularity and steady those who corruption iu politi es flee Iron went to the fore. I.

ha letvIng the pol rived yesterday. e. There everyt ihing in he ay yol put a tiling. increase In the circulation of THE SUN- oU Jrnal id fid tht all the Be- Before the finish of the first It!) Gasliell got well 'Fite bark Ella Mattnews arrived from Buenos weekly or monthly payments. a AM ES G.

BLALNE With iliStIliCtIVO dread clubs If a man says, "Pin plumb full of rum. just in front and the tnen crossed the line in the tot- Ayres yesterday. September 4, when In lati- DAY GLOBE. It gains steadily every week so gla a and month, because all classes of people are In Seekonk are not going against organized in past years for the especial purpose leilin'; I'm gone to sleep it off." One invOltilitArily lowing order: Gaskell. Chambers, Graves, Par- tittle I II idle experienced a heavy gale from the ejactgates, "Brute," and pictures him later in a sons.

In another lap l'arsons got into third west, twelve hours. during which she lost joining the ranks of the thousands of read- of aevocatiug the election of Republicans are dis- place. Afttn two inure LIDS Graves had some anti Split sever a I sails. September 18, When in ers of THE SUNDAY GLOBE. and are so drunken.

dream-disturbed stupor. zarmAN, Mit. FALEs AND THE rupted by his candidacy the Germans almost to a Put if be says dreamily: "I have imbibed a trouble with Ills machine and tvas foiced latitude 30 N. she experienced a gale from south- well pleased with it they, in turn, recom- 4 to dismount. He remounted again, but was southwest, vee.rin to west, and lost salts.

i Mc A RTHUR9 mend it to their friends and thua the ball IIERAI.D. wan are against him because of nis trickery little too men Medford wine, 1 wiii recline then so far behind as to he prac- keeps rolling. to and unreli awhile," one Is rather, to envy Min In out of the race. On the last lap of the no uethri tafitsnu, mice fill5ees SUNDAY GLOBE of your 18 CORNHILL Order THE dealer or earlier today ab ility, primarily and because his conditiou and epose first mil Millard spurted for tne lead but askeil esteemed herald coolly says in regard 6tobt. DOUBLE SHEET.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1884. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. DAILY GLOBEOne copy, 53 cents per $8 per year. Postage prepaid.

To Five or more copies to one address for months, by mail, $1 13 per ropy. Delivered Boston, at depot or express office, 25 per To newsdealers, by mail. $1 00 per IRE GLOBE NEWSPAPER CO Washington Street Boston. MAILING TilE CIRCUIT. earthquake is going the grand rounds.

A days ago it was at the West, and now it has South America, making its appearance in It is probably making baste so as to show this country again in November. BLAINE Wilts tour Is like GREELEY; he draws orowas but the other chap III get the votes. THE ENELIell FOE Many English newspapers strongly favor as Is shown by a despatch from Mr. FILIFILBURT. And why shouldn't they? le is man who truckled to the British government the Irish suspect question by sending approval of the course of Minister LowELL.

tut wily go to England learn what Englishmen think of BLAINE, when other day at a Republican convention In River an English-American delegate was Vociferously applauded for the remark that the Buglish-born citizens of America had repeatedly the Republican party, and would do so this fall by voting for BLAINE. Journal is so glad to find that all the Republicans in Seekonk are not going against I LYMAN, MR. FATES AND THE HERALD. esteemed Herald coolly says in regard to the same plan and trust to the plain. blunt common sense of charitably-disposed men and women for the commendation it is sure will result.

Collector WORTHINGTON and ex-Collector BEARD love BLAINE, but as for each other! Oh, NEW YORK. It Is Quite safe to say that as goes New York so goes the country this year. Republicans and Democrats alike look upon her thirty-six votes as ad important, and as likely to decide the issue. It Is possible. of course, for events to so shape themselves between now and November 4 that the battle might be won without New York.

For instance, If by any possibility the Democrats should carry Ohio In October that event would not only secure to CLEVELAND every State claimed as doubtful, but also, perhaps, such sure Republican States as Pennsylvania, Illinois and Kansas. But, of course, inasmuch as Ohio has never failed to give a Republican majority in presidential years during almost a third of a century, it seems hardly reasonable to expect that it will go otherwise this year. On the assumption, then, that Ohio will give the usual Republican majority in OctoDer, the great fight will come in New York. Now, then, now will that State go? Well, to begin with. New.

York since 1868 has swung alternately from one side to the other with the regularity of a pendulum. In 1863 IL went Democratic; in 1872 the Republicans were made happy In 1876 it went with a rush to the Democrats. and in 1880 swung back once more to the Republican side. Hence by this rule the State is now travelling toward the Democracy. All signs indicate that the rule will hold good this year.

Republicans by thousands are displeased with the Republican nominee. This Is especially true of the business men who like neither Mr. BLAINE'S methods nor his associates. Again, the honest, upright men of the party shrink from indorsing the author of the Mu LLIGAN letters. and those who dislike corruption lu polities flee Iron JAMES G.

BLAINE with instinctive dread clubs organized In past years for the especial purpose of anvocating the election of Republicans are disrupted by Its candidacy the Germans almost to a wan are against him because of nis trickery and unreliability, primarily, and because rffsfart niT 1.abt: NOT POLITICAL The Wrong Men, Jones was a practical joker. Ile is a simple, ordinary joker now. Ile was in a welt-known saloon the other (lay with his friend Smithers, and had looked several tittles upon the wine when It was red; that is to say, had taken several beers. "It's awful good fun," he whispered to Smatters, "to go up to a stranger and hit him a terrible paste In the back, as if you knew bint real well, and say. glow de do, or something of that kind.

Then, of course, you say, Nery sorry; mistaken identity, It is fun to see 'em wince, though. See me take that little feller standin' over ther Jones had spoken rattler louder than he intended. and the "little feller" had overheard him. Ile was no other than the celebrated light-weight sparrer. Ile kept perfectly quiet.

however. Until Jones struck Mtn, when lie thrtwd and let him have one between the eyes. Ile then proceeded to wipe the floor Willi him, and when he got through Jones' own would not have known him. He is around town itgain now, but a patch over one ot ins eyes. and says that practical jokes are rattler senseless, alter ail.

It Was the Poetry. Mrs. Mc Cleve of Nantucket, the widow of a whaling captain, has a large collection of curiosities, gathered front every clime, winch it is her pleasure to exhibit to whoever Is pleased to call. A party of yachtsmen doing the island could not pass her by, blit paid her a visit and were shown her curiosities. tiere," said the old lady, "Is a vase, Carved Irma a piece of a cedar post which had heel' On my granctfather's larm tor many years.

A cousin of in took me out to the farm I 11 his carriage, and we pulled the post tip and sawed it off. I composed some poetry about it." 'file lady then repeated her "poem," descriptive of lite incident reiated. "Then." she said. its she concluded, "a great trtNny people have admired that noetry MY cousin admired it very touch. One eveitiaa he was here and I repeated it to min and he went home.

and was found dead in his bed the next morning." An Aged Statesman. "Astonishing! said. Tibbs at breakfast, yesterday, as he laid down the paper and tooi a sip of coffee. "If It don't beat all that Henry Clay is dead." "Dear me, you don't say," said his wife. "Yes.

he Is. Nobie man! We don't have statesmen like him now. Wliat a pity he has been out ot politics so burg. But he has outlived Webster aI Calhoun and Benton, and even sunnier Why. he must have been pretty near a hundrcd." -Ves." said his wife, "he must have het a centurion." The Way You Put IL There IS everything in the way you pUt a thing.

If a man says, "I'm plumb lull or ruin. just Winn' I'm golu' to sleep it off." one involuntarily ejaculates, "Brute," and pictures him later In a drunken, dream-disturbed stupor. Put ir be says dreamily: "I have Imbibed a little too Innen Medford wine, I wiii recline awhile." ono is Inclined, rather, to envy Mut In his conditiou and repose. a.tpltmber 27, cSbtft. NONE BUT "FLYERS" In Yesterday's Races at the Union Grounds.

LI Series of Close Contests Entertain the Lovers of the Bicycle. The Three-Mile Record Race Won by Woodside. The weather yesterday was as fair and favorable for the success of the bicycling tournament on the Union Athletic grounds as it was wet and discouraging the day previous. The track was also in a better condition, and everything pointed to a successful meet. As far as the races were concerned.

they were all that could be desired. but the attendatice was not what was expected. It Is probable, however, that the people were saving themselves for today, and tnis afternoon will turn out in force. This Is to be the grand day of the tournament, as the events will be more numerous, the orizes more Valuable. and the number of flyers entered far greater than on the two preceding days.

The races yesterday were decidedly the best ever witnessed In this city, and, although no fast time was made, the events, with one exception, were all closely contested, and awakened much enthusiasm. It was a noticeable fact that none but "flyers" started In any of the events, and they Welt therefore, devoid of the ridiculous element which not I nirequently characterizes a bicycle race where inferior riders coinpete. A portion of theleezes are now on exhibition in the windows Of Wright Ditson's store on Washingtou street. Two-Mlle Open Race. The first event was a two-mile straightaway race.

open to all amateurs. The following men appeared as starters: R. Chambers, Manchester. 11. V.

London, A. Millard, Providelice, IL G. B. Graves, Caulbridgeport C. IT.

Parsons, Springfield. The field was as fast and evenly matched as has ever been Chambers Is the present amateur champion of England, white teaskell is considered ilearly his equal. Parsons is the Springfield flyer Lo first came into prominence at Hartford, tied ho SilleC then has made such lively alillard has frequently raced in Boston before and is a great favotate. Ns hen the pistel was fired Chambers and Gasliell went to the fore. Chanibers having the pole.

Before the finish of the first lap Gasitell got well in front and the men crossed the line In the following order: Gaskell. Chambers, Graves, Parsons. In another lap Parsons got into third place. After two more LIDS Graves had some trouble with his machine and was forced to dismount. He remounted again, but was then so far behind as to he practIcally out of the race.

On the last lap of the first mile Millard spurted for tne lead, but Gaskeil not be the slightest question from We start as to WHO would win the race. Hunter had such an easy victory that be galued more than a mile on his competitor before the finish of the race. Lewis showed considerable pluck in riding the race through. and It is understood that the company is to award Min a special prize, as there was no second prize in this race. This is the third time that the cup has been run for.

It was Won at Cleveland during August by C. R. Harris In 1 hour 27 minutes, and at Philadelphia a Lew weeks since by Edward Kohler, in 1 hour 23 minutes. Hunter's time yesterday was 1 hour 20 minutes 58 seconds, which is much faster than the others. Should Hunter follow up the CLIP there is every reason to suppose that lie would lhially win It.

The time for each mile was as follows: TIME. Miles. II. Miles. b.

re. R. 1 03 56ill 0 43 151 07 0 48 09 3 11 10.13 9 52 39 4 14 54114 56 14 5 19 0515 1 00 12 6 23 1616 1 04 29 27 2017 1 08 56 8 31 32113 1 13 04 9 5 42119 1 17 20 10 39 46i20 1 20 58 From Brookline to the Fair. The Institute fair management has been notified by President 10cliards that on and after October the Brookline ears of the Metropolitan road will pass the Institute fair building every ten minutes, day aud evening, the througn route vitt Huntington avenue being now ready for It has been the aim of the owners of the Institute building to develop the property around it and this convenience IS the rose, of their efforts. Beacon street cars vvill Vso Carry passengers direct to the fair.

The first excurshm of the season visited the fair yesterday. Eastern Railroad Train Changes. The following changes will be made in the time table of tne Eastern railroad, beginning Sunday, September 28: ALL trains to and from the Point of Pines will be discontinued Sundays and week days. The week day trains leaving Boston for Lynn at 2.4b and 6.45 p. and leaving Lynn for Boston at 3.30 and 9.45 Win be discontinued.

Tne 1.30 p. m. White Mountain train will be run to North Conway only, arid the train arriving in Boston at 8.35 D. tn. will start from North Conway instead of Fauyans.

Prisoners in the War to Meet. A gathering of prisoners of the war will take place at Worcester September 80, in the headquarters at G. A. 1. flail.

All who were confined In the South are nesired to be present. A. W. Conniughatu Is and William Jubl secretary. ar Notes.

The steamer Otranto, from Hull, England9 arrived yesterday. The bark Ella Matthews arrived from Buenos Ayres yesterday. September 4, when in latitude I she experienced a heavy gale from the west, lasting twelve hours, during which she lost and split several sails. September 18, Nvben latitude 30 she experienced a gale from south-southwest, veering to west, and lost salts. "ROUGH ON RATS." CleatIS out rats, mice, tiles, roaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin, chipmunks.

15c. GREAT SALE OP FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES an RANGES, And Everything to Furnish a Rouse from Cellar to Attic. 125 Black Walnut Marble Top Chamber Sets. 115 Ash Chamber Sets. 145-Painted Chamber Sets.

150 Plush Top and Marble Top Parlor Tables. 75 Plush Parlor Suites. 75 Hair-cloth Parlor Suites. 50 Spun-Silk Parlor Suites. 85 Hall Stands.

150 Easy Chairs of many styles. 175 Stoves and Ranges of all makes. 15,000 Yards of Brussels Carpet. 20,000 Yards of Tapestry Carpet. 20,000 Yards Extra Superfine Carpet.

5,000 Yards Velvet Carpet. 20,000 Rugs and Mats. Eesides a large quantity of Comforters, Pillows, Mattresses, etc. We have 12 PARLOR SUITES covered in hair-Cloth, which we will close out at $40.00. They are really worth $60.00.

This is one of our special bargains. Send for our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and PRICE LIST. REMEMBER AU who do not care to pay all cash can be accommodated with easy weekly or monthly payments. McARTHUR9 18 COHNHILL, Every Member of the Family is Delighted with The Sunday Global 1. Because it is the best family newspaper.

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taming reading which they appreciate. and which makes life happier and plea. sinter. A Gain of 650 Last Sunday Shows the continued popularity and steady increase in the circulation of TILE SUN. DAY GLOBE.

It gains steadily every week and month, because all classes of people are joining the ranks of the thousands of readers of THE SUNDAY GLOBE. and are so well pleased with it they, in turn, recommend it to their friends. and thus the ball keeps rolling. Order THE SUNDAY GLOBE of your dealer or cart ler today. 1 1 "WANTS." "FOE SALES," "To Lin's," and 1 all similar advertisements cost only 10 cents a day, for three lines, in THE DAILY or SUNDAY GLOBE.

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plilluIRI 3 1 1 I II A de Jr. 1 I 1 A i I ----rz A VI'. lt 1. AT ..1 1 Proved too much tor him and made the mile lirst In 3 minutes 311.a seconds. Millard catue across second, CluntiVers third.

Parsons feurth and Graves huh. For the next four laps no change was made In the position of the men. except that on the nIntu lap Graves retired. On the tenth Lip Chambers. Venn bad been riding third.

spurted Into second place and hurried after Gaskeit, who had the lead. He came to hia side, and Parsons canning to the side of Millard, the men rode a lap in double Lie close together. Ou the last lap the men ail exerted themselves to the utmost. but stuck closely together until the last quarter, when Gaskell tooK the lead and came across tile scratch tir-t, Chambers otecond, Parsons third and Millard fourth. The time for the first mile was 3 winices 341:2 seconds, and for the two milei 6 minutes 571.4 seconds.

The prizea were: First, a gold-plated epergne. SUO; second, a cup. $30; third, a gold and saver inkstand. $15. Two-Mile Rare.

6.50 This event was open only to riders who had, up to the tune of entering, never made a mile in less tinie than 6 minutes 50 seconds. The men a0- pearing as staters were: Charles E. Tracy, Waltham; George E. Cain, Lynn; F. A.

Bickford, Somerville: D. Edgar Hunter, Boverly; J. C. Lewis, Hartford. Tracy was started behind the others.

Is the track was not wide enough to permit all to start abreast. Hunter at once went to the front. and, despite the struggles of the other riders. retained it tor most of the (hue through. out tile race.

The rest of the melt were tu a bunch for the first lap and then strumt out. Hunter leading. Cali, second amid then Bickford, Parsons and Lewis. the next lap Tracy, who had been riding In the rear. spurted tip the line and tried ter first place, but was forced to be content with second.

From now on the struggle for the lead alternately made by Cain. Tracy and but tinnier well maintained next position and well after Bickford at a gait that promised wed for second piaee. The former. however, had too touch of a (cad. and the race was finished Wit, Homer first.

Bickford second. Parsons thrd. Cato fourth and Tracy Wile Parsons would tilldoubtediy have none inuch better, but be was Skit and quite out of coudition to ride. 'rile time was as follows: First mile, 3.30; second. (1.5012.

The prizes were: First, a decorated card table, $60; seeond, a gold and silver lamp, $30; third, a vase, $15. One Mile 'taco. There was a large list of entries for this race, but only It. Chambers. It.

W. Gaskeil and A. Millard appeared as starters. The two Englishmen had things practically their own way from the start, although Millard rode a game race. Chambers had the pole at the start and set out with the lead.

The next lap Millard gave him a lively bruali fur the lead, and, both spurting, they were simu an eighth of a lap ahead of Ties did not scent to worry the Englishman in the least, as Le pedalled serenely alone at his even gaff, feeling confident that, when the time came his powers voted bring him to the front. That, the old racer was not far in tile wrong was soon proven. for on the third lap alillard fell into second place. and continued to get nearer Gaskele cm the filth lap the latter passed him, and, settling himself down to his work, flew after Chambers. but the latter had a good lead, and succeeded In getting across the scratch a half second ahead of GasKell, who took second prize.

Millard coming in third. The Bine was 3 minutes 17 seconds, and 3 minutes 1712 seconds. The prizes: First, cup, $50; second, a fruit stand, $25 Three Mile Prorcosionol Record Race. This race was expected to have among its starters John Prince, the American chammombut although the latter was on the grounds, he failed to come to time. The general Impression seemed tobe that he was afraid of NVoodsiete, who has quite a reputation as a winner of record races.

The conditions under which the race was run were somewhat complicated. or at least so claim the contestants, who state that they did not understaud them. It was their own fault, however, for they were piainly stated by the starter, who said that the men finishing first at the completion of each lap wow(' be awarded the prize. The rules of the race are. perhaps.

somewhat weak, and, in the record races which are to be run today, the first prize will be awarded to the one who wins the greater number of laps, while the setiond and third prizes will be contested for as in any ordinary race. The starters in the three-mile professional record race, yesterday, were: M. Woodside. Chicago; C. W.

Ashinger, Eaton, IL A. Neilson, Boston; It. James, London, and C. J. Young, Boston.

Young received a good start, arid riding for all he vas worth, held the lead for two laps. when Woodside came up, and, taking the lead, held it from then on to the finish, constantly increasing his lead to the last lap. when he finished a lap ahead of the others. James. Young and Neilson made an exciting race for the second mace.

James, however, retaining it almost ail the time. Finishing the race, the men came Woodside. James, Neilson, Young, Ashinger, The first prize. $75. was given to Voodside; the second, 35 to Young, and the third, :10, to James.

James thought that he should have the sacond prize, as lie finished ahead of Young on all but the first two laps. According to the rules. however, Yieing hawing woe two laps and James not any, Young was entitled IA) the maze he received. Woodside's time was: First mile, 3.131-A2; two miles, 6.35; three 9.5612. Twenty Mile Race.

The last event was a twenty mile race for the $1500 Columbia prize cup, offered by the Pope Manufacturing Company, and had but two competitors, D. Edgar Hunter and J. C. Lewis of Hartford. The cup ls of an elegant design in the form of a solid silver herie restitig on a bronze pedestal.

and steadied by two dragon's legs, the whole standing about fifteen inches high. It is decidedly the most costly and beautiful work or art ever presented for a prize In a cycling contest. It is now on exhibition in the windows of J. B. dealing store.

The conditions under Which the cup is run Lot- are that it must be won east three times before it becomes the personal prop- erty of the winner, unless some ofie should 171isuidethe of one oneby covering uerti ing twenty i I Recognizing; an improvement. The Gazette of September 20 says: "A noitceable feature or last Sunday's GLotik: was the absence of all political topics on the editorial page. At the present time this proves to be an especially refresning feature." Freshest Foreign Wit, An affectionate Irishman once enlisted In the Ite4rnent in order to be near his brother, who was a corporal tu the Seventy-sixth. Native: "Well, how do you like our town?" Visitor: cry nice plave. Just consider; there twenty-two trains ()a wain ouo eau 'cave daily!" The cab bad just stopped.

Fare. in a hutry: -Driver, your wretched horse didn't, go at ail!" Driver: -Weil. guvnor. I couldn't whip him. you know: VIII a member of the society tor too Prevention of Crueity to Animals." Fare; "Indeel! Weil, a member of a temperAnee society; so I caul ore you any tip to get 4 drink with!" Campbell Foster was once addressing a jury, and was tritib annoyed by Idgby 3cylliour Carrying on a eonvelsation IheaIlwhIIe.

Presently lie iost al barienec.aild. Iii his best exclaimed. Pray. Mr. you be quiet?" "My mune is not Saytuourit's Snour," corrected hereupon Foster air.rtly rejoined, "Then sir, be kind enough to see more and say less!" A printer's Press!" It ex-presses truth, re-presses errors, tin-presses knowledge, aud up-presses none.

Mutuality. Citizen. opposite Milking a Cow. few York Star.) When a man rnEks a cow. he should not attempt to soloiie a cigar at the same time.

A young matt out lu the countly tried it. and got along well enoligh Until he lowered his head and tOliched the eow's Hanks with the lighted ead of his weed. The next instant billiSea and the Cigar Vero dreadfully pul, out." The cow introduced about two tons weight into one of her hind legs, awl then passed it under the milkers jaw. be ce.ised wildling round, and the myriads ot stars he sivN had disappeared, he said farming was the hardest work a man conid put Ws bawls to. Saved Her Life.

Good c1eer.1 One rainy Uay recently an old lady hailed a New Haven horse ear on one of the muddy streets in that city, lieu the gentleinanly conductor stopped Ibis car where there is usually it dry croswitik. and the old lady stepped up on the platform, Nvalked across, and then stepped down the other, reniark. nut, its she dot so, that "she didn't know viliat she should have done if It had not been for that car." Sunk Into Oblivion. "Whatever became of Morgan?" said a little boy to his father, who had just become a Mason. The father smiled.

"Ile was never heard of afterwad, was he, father?" The father still smiled. "Then, if he was never heard or again, I know what must have happened to Mtn." "What?" asked the father. "lie must have been elected vice-president." Fish and the Exchequer. (Norristown Herald.) The King of Portuzal gets a salary of $140.000 a 'this is nearly three times as inuen as the l'iesident of the United States is paid, but it must be remembered that the King et Portugal. instead oi gettnig a month off to cilia thirty-bound trout, is obliged to bily his fish in tile markets.

And nothing eats luto a salary like buying thirty-pound trout. Apprehended the Racquet. LPhiladelphia Record. A red-headed and cross-eyeu old maid of Chien, of 87 summers. who spellea "kiss" with a has eloped with a coachman in order to have herself described it the local papers as a beautiful and accomplished young girl of 16, with a wealthy pa, dianionds as big as lieu's eggs and a voice like an angel.

Things One Would Rather Have Left Unsaid. London Punehd Mrs. Bournierby (who is excessively fleshy): "How good of you to come and see me, Mr. rinkerton "Well, you MUM Mrs. Bounderby the mountain wouldn't come to Main) Met had to come to We mountain." An Easier Way is to Read the Column.

(Cincinnati Saturday Night.1 It seems like an easy thing to write the raCY paraeraphs kn each issue or a bright newspaper. But let a maii sit down to his desk and try it tor one day, it ile wants to comprehend what a yawning bians this universe is. Precaution. Progress.) lle--31y dear, we must discharge the coachman. SheLut we haven't ally daughter.

IleNot yet, but we may have, and I'm not going to take any risk. Lotta's Voice is Best in the Lower Register. Transcript. It is said that Lott a has lost her voice. It Is comforting to know that this affliction will not disastrously affect Miss staging.

The Old-Fashioned Remedy. Burlington Free Press. Girl" vanis to know how to cure "a tickling sensation about the face." Get him to shave on his moustache. "No Physic, Sir, in Mine!" A good story comes from a boys' boarding School in "Jersey." The diet was monotonous and constipating, and the learned principal decided to introduce some old-style physic In the apple sauce, and await the happy results. One bright ninth district: consIdering the question of the ninth dis we have not thought of the effect on Colonel He has made a good representative, and we presume, be clad of a re-election.

he could get It without a sacrifice of But we thought of the district the State. There is a chance to carry Zdassachusetts for CLEVELAND. is it to be increased by local and party Jealousies. by unnecesardy snubbing the Indevendents? Are local likely to be the best advisers? Mr. IcAL.Es reasonable man.

He cannot be elecreil. We bim, in the name of the great cause in which have a common Interest. to take himself out of way. cannot help admiring the sublime audacity the kierald shows in laying before the oeoI Massachusetts exactly what they must do this fall. Tii is is about the runs: the presidency.

as Mr. BLAINE is a bad the Herald thinks the people had better Mr. CLEVELAND. governor the iterald decides that Mr. had better here-elected, though it is a little to hedge ou this since GEORGE shows an evident relish over his dish of BLAINE From its political antics in the past it may on this particular topic.

Looking over into the sixth district the Herald oectares that its "intie for a Mr. HENRY Cauor Loniir. had better be instead of Mr. LOVERINO the ninth district the Herald decides that the Muss Select Mr. LYMAN.

wholesale Style of settling these questions to be very pleasing and satisfactory to the mind of the Herald. but really the people these districts and of the state never been put under Herald guardianship. Usually its political advice has about as effective as that of the Hinsdale and there is no reasoti to expect any different result in this year. 1884- Mr. FALES can electen if Mr.

LY3IAN remains in the geld as Independent candidate. Suppose Mr. IA-mAN stays in the field and makes political sacrifice himself this year that FALEd may be elected and Mr. ELY defeated? Suppose that the Herald puts Mr. LYMAN On its for dead Idols and makes a little sacrifice this year? latest joke: That Mr.

GRESLIA31 is not with his appointment as secretary of the Next. ARTIFICIAL MISERY. case of Mrs. SHEEHAN of South Boston. was found upon a house top last Saturday with two nursing infants and three other in urgent need of the plainest necesSaries of life, both food and clothinc.

out not only aid from the charitable, hut criticism from the Herald. which the case one of "artificial misery." TuE gave the facts as its reporter found them: mother whose Rive for her offspring prevented from applying for aid from the authorities, that would separate her from her children a who deserted his family in their of need, leaving them in poverty and a homeless family, without food or Such were the facts. The cause was be considered at the moment, as relief must Instant to be of any effect. Relief was given of the publication of the facts in Tim as the letter given elsewhere of Mr. WELLS, who is not a reporter, The cause was inquired into when it was learned that Mr.

BISHOP. the owner of the block, away in the West, and knew absolutely about the tenants in his block, as he had it to another party. The lessee, finding rent was not forthcoming, gave Mrs. SHEERAN notice to quit, which she did, and no place to lay her head except housetop or the street chose the where she was found as stated. It is to the crealt of Mr.

WELLS others like him that Mrs. SHEEHAN has a a husband who promises reform and a future. The Herald would have the poor woman wait the slow process of official, organized charity, and starve while wafting, presume, rather than relieve immediate want Inquire into the cause afterward. This may eminently proper course of procedure, but think if every one went to work on this plan would be little real charity In this world. NV ELLS regrets nothing, THE GLOBE has work, and if it hears of any more cases alitillar "artificial misery" It will proceed upon aeclares that us "little MEIMNER for a Mr.

HENRY CAOT Lomin. tad better be instead or Mr. LovEtti No. the ninth district the Herald decides that the muss select Mr. LYMAN.

wholesale style of settling these questions would be little real charity in this world. NV LLS regrets nothing, TUB GIZBE has New a Oud work, and if it hears of any more cases similar "artinelal it will proceed up012 sear Wathingion Street. WE ASK THE PUBLIC TO COMPARE WITH ANY $1 SHOE IN THE MARKET. SANFORDCREELEY'S The BEST LADIES' SHOE la the World. made ha CIIIIACOAL KID and Straight Goat, With French Kid Button Fly, 'Tam.

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Arrangements have been made for a fair and impartial caucus and justice to all. The meeting will he held under the ordinances regulating political meetings in ward rooms. By order. 827 d8u3t WILLIAM IL WH ITMOR. Chairma A osITI hie box will cure the most obstinate case in four days or less.

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407 trt ''t's itift ialet Air tr 1,6 4 L0, ..4.,.. A 1 0. idmcifft lkno of Ilia prohibition record and eowardly dodging on that issue secondarily all foreign-Dorn citizens, Danictliatiy the Irish Ainericans, dislike his Know-nothing record; and the Prohibitionists, like the license men, abhor ilin for his want of manliness in not voting one way or the other on tins question of constitutioual prohibition in Maine. Finally. an element against Lim of tremendous practical force is found In the ahnost declared hostility of the great Stalwart leader, CONKLING Any one familiar with politics knows the power exerted over a great wing ti the party in New York by that statesman.

Will no permit the violation of the promises made in 1880 to go unpunished. or the disastrous deteat of his friend. the late Secretary FoLGER, to go unavenged? Noiv to the Detnocratic side. The Democrats have in CLEVELAND their own governor, who has made himself famous from one end of the laud to the other as an able, honest, determined executive, who does the right as he sees it every time, without fear or favor who believes that public office Is a public trust and acts accordingly who makes no attempt at show, lays no claim to "brilliancy" who has happened to be, that in each case he deserved and deserves now to go a step higher. These being the conditions in New York, there can be no reasonable doubt that that State will go Democratic on the 4th of November next.

The New York Commissioners of Emigration have decided that steamship companies having their termini In that city shall he required to give bonds In the sum of $1000 each, as a guaranty. that the immigrants which they shall bring shall not become public charges. Government cierks who (1,) not make "voluntary contributions" to the Republican squeezing committee are authorities on palu caused by the application ot the rack. Deacon CONVERSE has yet filled out the heck be proposes to send Mr. LODGE.

Any time within a day or two will answer. Great year for the COVE family. IVESLEr A. has got a nomination for the Senate. and all on account of JEssE.

A PLEA FOR THE CLASSICS. Chicago News. A Boston gentleman declares By all the gods, above, below, That our degenerate sons and heirs Must let their Greek and Latin got Forbid, 0 Fate. we loud implore, A dIspensation harsh) as that. WhAt! wive away the sweets of yore The uear Azno, amas, amat?" The sweetest hour the student knows I not when poring over French, Or twisted in Teutonic throes, Upon a hard collegiate bench; 'Tis when on roots and kais and gars He feeds his soul and feels it glow, Or when his mind transcends the stars, With "Zoa mon, sas agapol" So give our bright, ambitious boys An inkling of these pleasures, too A little smattering of the joys Their dead and buried fathers knew; And let them singwhile glorying that Their sires so sang, long years ago The songs, "Amo, amas, amat," And "Zoa mou, sas agapol" WHAT PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT.

Ask the Boston Journal. To the Editor of The Globe: Did Blaine burn the minister who performed that "nrst" marriage? ANXIOUS. He Claims it Is. To the Editor of The Globe: Is Kee ly's new "vaporic force" anything more than compressed aft? J. A Politician Who Don't Write Letters.

To the Editor of The Globe: When It Is sahl a man has a level head, what Is meant? Cave example. RED. A New Pullman Train to St. Louis. The managers of the New York, West Shore Sr Buffalo railway announce that, in addition to the 8.30 a.

m. and 6 p. In. express trains now running from Boston to Chicago, they shall have, commencing Monday, September 29, 1884, another through train, the St. Louis express, leaving Boston "Ferdinand, triv love, wily tto you sit so far front Hs place.

Fini ng shi the tirst tulle. the men canie the good will and confidence of the business then ine this evuniug." she anxiously ntquired. in thus: Hunter. 1 racy. Bickford, Cant and 100 doz.

Embroidered Kid Moires, 4-but- I AotO wam rind ren.ained the SA or the good win and confidence of the business men "Ferdinand, my love, why do you sit so far from ine this she anxiouily inquired. tie was silent and reniained sifting at the Hs place. Finishing the hrst mile. the men came in thus: Hunter. Tracy.

Bickford, Cain and Lewis. The Bickford. 100 doz. Embroidered Kid Gloires, HAVE you seen the wonderful bargains In furniture, carpets. ranges, Paper hangings at F.

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Two ton length, in Tans, Browns, Slates, 1,4, r-t. II I Again site spoKe. Again more laps found the Waltham ma. 6 be was silent hesitated nwho had done of Pate political persu4sion; who does not and iiimny murmured: so well in the first mile, far in the rear, without a it. 9, at the remarkable price of 4- Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountain of Sara.

"Isabellii. niy dear, 1 blush to tell it, but 1 have ethoice for a prize. At the beginning or the toga prings, and is in the op believe in sumptuary laWS and says so like a man, opinion the moat end- been eating 01110PS Wilily." MEd lap Bickford had the lead, but limiter FOB SALE BY nent mi3dieal men Nature's Sovereign Coro tor WithOlit dodging, and who, flnally, has so adinin- "You darling." exclaimed the lovely girl, with a hew by and gained upon ban as he pleased. 751 13111 I look, of glad surbrise Inununating her Parsons lull been riding in fourth plitee until H.31. ROWE 25 Kneeland street, Boston.

T. C. loO Hanover street, Boston. istered public affairs, in Whatever position he hap- sprang close to Ids side, "so have It" fae as she the bell rang, when he woke Up. got into iiiird posi- B.

S. ROWE. 637 Washine-ten street. active Conditions of the 4 fulo of all parties; who is admired by the honest men of whatever political persu4sion; who does not believe in sumptuary laws and says so like a man, without dodging, and who, tnally, has so administered public snits, in whatever position he end of the sofa. Agitni she spike.

Again be was silent, hesitated, and murmured: "Isabe lia, my dear, I blush to tell it, but I have beet) eat nig 01 liOnS tUditY." "You nailing," exclaimed the lovely girl, with a look of glad surprise Illunitnating her fitee as she sprang close to his side, "so have It" tap by a grand spurt. secured the lead and then held It for a tap. Two more laps found the aValtham man. who had done SO well in the first mile, far in the rear, without a chance for a prize. At the beginning of the filial lap Bickford had the lead, but Hunter flew by and gained upOn him as he pleased.

Parsons had been riding in fourth plaee until the bell raeg, when he woke up. got into third length, in Tans, Browns, Slates, at the remarkable price of 75c1 a Pair, FOB SALE BY H. M. ROWE 25 Kneeland street, Boston. T.

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MAAS. Office hours from 0 s. tn. to 5 p. rm.

Saturdays az cepted. Clairvoyant examinations on each day of the week, and free on Wednesdays. Vatieutt visited at their homes when requested. Dr. Bickford's Dysentery Cordial for the cure ot Dyseutery, Diarrinea, Choleria Infanturn.

Wind Cobo end all irritations of the Stomach and Bowels. We have used this medicine iu our practice fur the hs0 twenty years with perfect satisfaction. Price 35 cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists; MOCIPIC cure Rheumatism, Neural- gia. Spr ains, Weak and Inflamed Joints, and all forms of Lameness, Cramps, Colic.

Ague in the Face, Pleurisy, Pain in the Back or Kidneys. Sciatica. all Shaript Darting Pains, Sore Throat, En larged Glands. Earache, Tooth. ache, Headache.

Chilblains. Vor Diphtheria it is unequalled. Prepared only by Dr. BICKFORD. Malden, Mass.

The trade supplied by Geo. C. Goodwin Co. and Weeks dk Potter, Boston, Mass. SSaWtt $9 J1 WI Fletcher.

Medical Examinations. Rapid Cures. Also Electrical Treatments. 2 Hamilton Pince. Thtis 825 The Burdett Business College, 167 Tremont Street.

EVENING SESSIONS Ou and atter WEDNESDAY. Oct. 1. Muscular Movemeut Wilting, Book-keeping. Arithmetic.

etc. For prospectus caller send. (2j 2t s26 Five Cent Cigars. 4,14,11 1 3-0, goNf AtitisiZ t4y4 'T' JCL: I ror LanleS and Gentlemen, If desire the best, smoke "Good News" Cigars. (UV iii 6 I LC56 iu Ne11001 utscovereu tne once pecomes tne winner's pro)erty.

Only ton at 3 V. tn. daily (SenClaYS thellided), with secret mine Iii his sauce, and, pushing' back Ills Anierican riders are allowed to compete tor It. In To those suffering from the 106 'TREMONT STItEET. J.

111. ASII'rON. DO State BUNION. 12) et see through Pullman palace Millet sleeping ears, 'via plate. shouted to the pedagogue.

No physic. sir, addition to the cup a gold medal is presented to 4 effects of youthful errors, Remodelled and Refurnished. Now open. Prices 0 eenunal weakness. early de- Reasonable.

Opeu Sundays from 8 a. in. to) 8 p. in. Proprietor.

J.1 Fitelinurg 1 Boston, lloosae Tunnel in mine. My a ad told me to use withiiii hut Dr. the winner, which is "Ills to keep." wenty-mile 0 IA SPECIALTY. NO pain. No Do- Yorkt West Shore Buffalo; Great Western Pierce's 'Pleasant Purgative and they are races never are very interesting.

and tile race cay, lost manhood, I wil I send you particulars of a IIAMMON IN o0Dit I( l'. IA. MI orirr. ems sibaweene rtain means of self cure, free of charge. and Wabash; St- Louis Pacille rallwaYS, a-doing their duty like a chump, Tiley are anti- terday was not even uu to the average, for Linn te.e gseirnuaTotldsalimireks to If.

C. liCWLE.F.,13100dos. COnn- an20 WS25t Dig La on second. morning sit 8.40 a. in.

bilious and purely vegetable. sUCh ii sunerlor rider to ewis that ore could figavait da VIG Ill ra For Alen. qrlick. more, kek. Book iirt Uttlee WAWA, e.

Givibie Apnea. MI Folios itit. Dhow Noah ih i fl 1 i 4 -r lit at 3 V. in. (tally (Sundays included), with through Pullman palace outlet sleeping ears, via Fitchnurgs Boston, lionsac Tunnel Vestern; New Yorld West Shore Buffalo; Great Western and Wabash, St.

Louis Pacidc railways, arriving la on second morning at 8.40 a. in. lad, the sinartest in school. discovered the secret in I ii his sauce, and, pushing hack his plate, shouted to the pedagogue, No physic. sir.

in atine. My dad told me to use within' hut Dr. Pierce's 'Pleasant Purgative and they are a-doing their duty like a charm!" They are auttbilloui vurely veattlabla. us tnce becomes the winner's property. Only itior itbdeers cup ololdweidnetiolact(fr ia aUIlitioim lilitrtel tot- to the vilifier.

which Is "his to keep." Twenty-mile races never are very interesting. and tile race yesterday was not even uo to the average, for limiter 1 Such a edoerlor rider to Lewis that mere could S52t je21 IANNOO those sufforine from the ellects of youthful errors, seminal weakness. early de For 'Ladies and Gentlemen, 106 TREMONT STREET. Remodelled and Refurnished. Now open.

Prices Reasonable. Open Sundays from 8 a. to. to) 8 p. AlterioN NN 00D It CR V.

au20 WaVit Proprietor. inicokit milraleloitollenowitrfroz If desire the best, smoke "Good News" agars. J. It ASII'rON, DO State BUNION. 12) tit 822 1 A te 1 I -11 (i)'nTi I' .13 uNsi ittasten: TIC ZIPti I V.

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