and cried all night bdcnusc X was sc Jordan-the ~o~~to~io~isJordan! : homesick.” Then, flushing up intc won’t he seen washing in such a riv fore the sistxr-in-law. of tbe level? childish indignation, she might havc er as that. Why, we watered oui llorses in a better river than that or our way here-the beautiful river, thc jasper-paved river of Plia,rpar, Be sides that, we have in our eonntry an. ninascene river, Abana, wit1 AILWAY travel bank, and torrent ever swift lalmqst free from am1 cver clear, under the fiiclrering have soiight their ~7ivcs upon tlit sl.l;tclows of sycamore and oleander, stage, the most notable casc bei fiq.uces in this country am simpl: Are not Abana and Pharpar, rivers oj of the late King Ii’ frightful by contrast. z)an~;~scus,better than. all the waterr tian soul, how kmg‘;s it since yon go of Israel?” ere we have a warrior sick, no rid of the lepro~~y’bf sin? You say After all, it seeins that this health with pleurisies or rlie~i~~atis~or con monial charactel ;,‘Let meaeo. fit musl be Gve year: excursion sf General Na:tman is to be a hm been consum. sumption, but with a clisea,se wars now,” Fih pars. Who was it tha cle,,a.d failure. That little IXelsrcw cap than all %f these put together. A rec mated between pointed pou be possible that OUI hard; but if that littleone on its dying say.)’ The retinue drive to the brink title of countcss of Edla in lorious Naainan has thc bed had not pointed me to Christ, : of the Jordan. The horses paw and right. Prince Alexander of Ratten. thing ludicrous about a big boob! don’t tliinlc I ever woulcl have got ric neigh to get into the stream them berg, the former ruler of Bulgaria, cplling on ~ystandersto call the littlt of my leprosy.” Go into the Sab bat1 selves and cool their hot flanks. General mperor ~illiain’ssifter, Vic fellow off and when a country of 400, school any Sunday and you will finc Naaman, assisted by liis attendan t, gets toria, to marry the actress 91111e. Lois. ~0~,~00 inhabitant^ asks to be savei thorn to sting him; Job, carbuncles tc hundreds of little fingers painting ir down out of his chariot and pai~full37 inger. Prince ~~inaisch~raet%,uncle from the fists of a count plague him; Samson, a Delilah to sheai the same direction, toward Jesus Chris1 comes to the brink of the river, and of the present prime minister of Rus- im half its size the civilize and toward heaven. steps in until the water comes to the tria, married, not ~organatically,but im in tlie fullest sense of the word, one of not but regard- it with derision Years ago the astronomer^ ca ankle, and goes on deeper until the tc the Taglione girls, the mast notable that there must be a world ~angingai water comes to the girdle, and now an’ ballerinas of the present century, The CCO~D~N~to a reciint decision o and c standing so far down in the stream, wife to pester him; Leah, weak eyes a certain point in the heavens, reigning duke of ~a~~-~~einin~enis the state supreme conrt of ~~nnesota large prize was offered for some onc just a little inclination of the head will the bicycle has come to stay, with a1 Pope, a crooked back; Byron, a clul thoroLiglzly immerse him. married morganatically to an actress, foot; John Milton, blind eyes; Charle: who could discover that world, Thc telescopes from the great observatorie! once into the flood and co and so, too. is the eldest brother Lamb, an insane sister; and you, ant empress of Austria. were pointed in vain; bat girl a1 shakes tlie water out of nostril and you, and you, and you, something a ~antucl~et,Mass., fashioned a tele. eye; and his attendants look at him which you never bargained for, anc and say: “Why, general, how much SQUAW MEN would lilre to get rjd of. The reas01 scope, and loolhg throu~hit dis covered that star and won the prize, better you do 1oo1c.” And he bows a of this is that Qod does not want thi! world to be too bright; otherwise, w( and the admiration of all the astrono. would always want to stay and ea1 mica1 world, that stood amazed at he1 supreme court of Minnesota decide( genius. And so it is often the case thal his eye. He bows the third time into The discovery that XIenry that the defendant’s bicycle was a$ these fruits, and lie on these lounges the fiood and comes up, and the had beenpersonating a girl, E and sliake hwds in this pleasant so grown people can not see the light, good as tho plaintiff’s buggy, and ir while some little child beholds the stai shriveled flesh has got smooth again. servant in a Brooklyn house, finds. its its decision the court used this sweex) ciety, We are only in the vestibule. o’ EIe bows the fourth time in the fiosd ~ounterpartamong the ~~exica~housc- a grand temple. Cod does not want us of pardon, the star of hope, the star oj ing language: 6 Tlie bicycle is neith& and comes up, ancl the hair that had to stay on the doorstep, and thereforc consolation, tlie star of Bethlehem, thc morning star of Jesus. “Not inanj fallen out is restored in thick loclis he sends aches, and annoyances, anc again all over the brow. ne bows the sorrows, and bereavements of all sort2 mighty men, not inmy wise incn arc not usad-in the garder called; but God hath chosen tlie weab fifth time into the Aood and comes up, inale by sex, who all their lives lmve am and Eve.” to push us on, and push us up towart and the hoarseness has gone out of his chosen to wear women’s clothes and to riper fruits, and brighter society, anc throat. He bows the six labor at those 110use~olcl avocations more radiant prosperitics. Cod ir ings, and thing: s~o~A~~~the tramp incots hif comes up, and a11 the soren reclroned distinctive~y as woman’s. only ~vllipping us ahead. The rea that are not, to to nought things aterloo, and retires from the field that are.” 8,do not despise the prattle anguish have gone out, of the upset with the coach the other day and uch a case is thus clescrib of little children when they are speak- “Why,” he says, “I am almos came narrowly near visitor to New Mexico: “Stop ing about God, and Christ, and heaven. but I will make a complete dine at a little plazita about t~~nty You see tho way your child is pointing; bows the seventh time into miles south of Smta Fe, my dxiver, an will you take that pointing, or wait and he comes up, and not the earldom. It old kimer, called my attention to what until, in the tvrcnch of some awful fester, or a scale, or an eruption as big y follow that be- bereaveincnt, Cod shall lift that child 5s the bend of a pin is to be :ause a peeress or lacly belon~ingby to another ~vorld, ancl then seen on him. He narriage to the aristoerac~has been Sold only through watch dealer beckon you upwai*d? Will y the bank and m the stage she is barred forever from hold across t pamphlet, or send for one to t jible?” And the jay: “IS it possi marse features ancl a chin that sug~ested PH hirn a ticket to his Gestina- the health of an the razor, svas attired in a calico gown, i e tilamp, with api3arent wore gold earrings am1 had tho hair ever ~lrea~edof, when the mortal e, assented, and the pair pro- ~raide~lbehind, ‘It’s a man, such as it shall put on immortality. It is to push wild, “I[%[uzza!Huzza!” Of course they IS!’ said the driver. ‘All he has to say you on, and to push you up to-ward ;o back to pay and thank the man of something grander and better, that Row the countrymen gaped as the God sends upon you, as he did upon eroeession i~as~ed!They had sem General Naaman. sometl~in~youdo not ~aa~a~go past like a whirl~vi~din want. Seated in his Syrian mansion, 3ays gone by, and had stood a~liastat all the walls glittering with the shields the clank of his war equip~nents;but now they com~niseratohirn. They say: ;tic house with tlie wom~n,where he which he liad c~Lpturedin battle; the s now, treated with about the same corriaors crowded with a~liniringvisit- Ilive; poor man! ~o~v~veare to thorn an intolerab~e Ljort “squaw of forb~~Lrance man’’ rece~ve~and contempt that ors, who just waiited to see him once, auisance, because we tell them to do music and inirtlz and ban~uetingfill- ;hings that go against the grain; but 4s put; it was to less sleep in the chariot, and he says to I it up, ing all the mansion from tessellated mine of us have a great inany letters ng set to the hard, dan~ero~i~tvorli of the clIar~~teci~:“How long before tve Boor to pictured ceiling, ~aamanwould ierding cattle and sheep wlzen ~~cl~ans jhall reach the Prophet Elisha?” The froin those wlio tell us that once they have forgotten that there was any thin^ vvere angry at what we ~reachecl,but ~harioteersays to the waysider: “Eow better, and would have been glad to ~~ter~v~~~dgladly received the gos~el lisha’s house?” Be says: stay there ~~,~~0years. But 8, how Lt our hands. They once called us fa- the shields dim, and how the visitors “TWO miles. ” “Two miles?” Then fly the hall, and how the music drops they whip up the lathe re^ and fa aead from the string, and how the mt horses, ,The whole p~oeession and which helps to meet the weekly gates of the mansion slam shut with htens up atthe prospect of a speedy BELLE BILTON. trrival. They 4 drive up to tlie door of tppeai’ance at court. Queea Victoria obligation in the building ~s~ociation.sepulchral bang as you rend the clos- ?ueblos.’ ” There is not a case on record in that ;he prophet. The c~iariotcers shout: nerely insists that no lacly ~hoiildbe .‘Whoa!” to the horses, and trarnpin )resented at court as long as she is on city in whicli a woman eyer under tool^ A Merry ~inpe~or. to build for herself a ho~e,where she There was one person more sympa- ioois and ~~~nd~ngwheels cease shalc- !he stage: And as nn illustration had half a ~o~o~~erationfrom her hus- thetic with General ~aainanthan any ng the earth. Coine out, Elish (hereof it is only necessary to Tlie peror or ~~illia~is ~en~r~~ly jup~ose~to be man of a band, in which she did not succeed, other person. Naaman~swife walks mt; you have com nis children ~li~istians,the whole :st coinpany that ever came to 5gid and piinctilious in liis intercourse Sho has.proved tho truth over and the floor, ~vringingher hands, and try- ~iou~cliold~hristi~ns, and you slitall rho spent a four house has come to it now ,vith those about him, and habitiially over again of the old maxim, “where ing to thinli what she can do to allevi- iwell with tliem in the house of the ife on the stage, is No stir inside Elisha’s house. The hbsorbecl in affairs of state. An even- thers is a will there is a way.’’ ste her hus~and’ssuifering. All reme- Cord forever. Our undyi~gcoadjutors €act was, the Lord infor~nedElisha mt; is treated with the most marked ng on the iinperial yaclit fiohenzol- oma an borrowers are what all saga- iies have failed, The sur~eon-general kbd tre tliose who once heard the gos- ;hat the sick captain was coining, and ’ri~~dsliipand consi~erationby her ern is anything but dull, says the San cious building association mana~0r~znd the doctors of the royal staE have ?el, and “went away in a rage.” hunt for. omen borrowers seldom met, and they have shaken their heads, just how to treat him. Indeed, when najesty. In this Victoria follows the Francisco Argo~aut.~ccentric variety you are sick, and the Lord wants you I suppose that was a great time at :xarnple of her randm mother, Queen ?er~~~man~esare provi~~~~, consist in^ if 0ver miss‘&payment and they never as much as to say: “No cure; no cure.’’ ~ai~~~seu~when General Naaman got to get well, he al~vaystalls the doctor xf singing and playing in character, Bee to Canada. E think that the oBce seekers had all ~aclr. The charioters did not how to* treat you; and the reason we &‘hen the Lord Derb zihibitions of rapid sketching in eari- folded up their recommendations and hive slowly any longer, lest t gone home. Probably most 04 the em- narried the fam :ature, impromptu verse maliing, etc. state of ~assachusettsseems to be ployes of the establishment had ‘Imong the participants in and were thinking naltings are embassado taking to *‘stampout’’ the tuberculosis ihinlc the people rus me other situation. tnd professors, tvho disease within its borders. We heart- mclc their chieftain. ecome of poor Naa- ily wish there were better prospectF iardly recognized he than now appear probable for its suc- ust have syrnpathy Naarnan and his retinue waited, and was so wonderfully changed she had cessI The tuberculin test is to somewhere, In her despair she goes ;o look at him two or three times be- Physlcnl Devel plied to all cows or other cattle to a little &brew captive, a servant waited, and waited. The fact was, :ore she made out that it was her re- Two statues 1ately’~~hibitedin Uos- tats. Two quarantine stations are girl in her house, to whom she tells Naaman had two diueases-pride and ;tored husband. And the little captive ,on were modeled after measui.cme~t~ be provided. Cows that under the the whole story; as sometimes, when ,eprosy; the one was as hard to get o mid, she rushed out, clapping her nacle from the average xnan and the test show th~~selvesto be tuberculous mcrborne by the sorrows of the world, *id of as the other. Elisha sits quietly znnds and shouting: “Did he cure you!’ tverage woman. The statue of the are to be killed. It is admitted by znd finding no sympathy anywhere In his frouse and does not go out. After Did he cure you?” Then music woke tveragc woman is the result of 5,800 else, you have gone out an& found in &while,when he thinks he has hum- ~p the palace, and the tapestry of the neasursments made by Dr. Sargent of the sympathy of some liu~nbledornes- bled this proud man, he says to R ser- ,vindows was drawn away, that the C-Parvard,whosays that it is nt vant : “Go out and tell General Naa- tic-Ross, or Dinah, or Bridget-a help nultitude outside might mingle nan to bathe seven times in the River wnoved froin the perfect he which the world could not give you. with the princely mirth inside, and the ’aults of the figure are the h ck Tordan, out yonder five miles, and ’\?/’list a scenc it was: one of the he tnc1.a weak waist. The oval fullness will get entirely .rvell.” The mes- ket went up and down in the dance, grandest women in all Syria in cabinet tnd all the streets of Damascus ;age comes out: “What!” says the :ouncil with a waiting maid over ,hat night echoed and re-echoed with :omrnander-in-chief of the Syrian the declining health of the mighty ,he news: “Naaman9s cured! Forces. his eye kindling with an ani- Naa- gencral! “I know nan’s cured!” But a gladder time than nation which it had not shown for the little captive mai ,hat it would be if your soul should DOLLY TERTETt. weeks, and his swollen foot stamping ihing,” as she bounds to her bare feet. Set cured of its hprosy. The swiftest dn what Queen ~harlotte’sdiews “In the land from which I was stolen 3n the bottom of the chariot, regard- ;here is a certain prophet known by .ess of pain. “What! Isn’t lie coming :he name of Elisha, who can cure al- mt to see ms? Why, I thought cer- nost anything, and I shouldn’t wonder ,ainly he would come and utter some d fre could cure my master. Send for :abalistic words over me, or make some ?nigm~&ticalpasses over my wounds. nore emotion than the little Elebrew Why, I don’t thinli he LM, Isn’t he coming out? ;he ~hunainitewoinan calve to him, he nost exaellent reputation. 16 is merely .usher1 out ancl cried: ‘Is it well with .~~m.xseQueen ’Victoria ‘~ouldbe’liin- I

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till I am sound aslo thing in rags, and stood before her the veriest scarecrow that 0v0r ap- xc9s always somebod

an edict to the effect that the names for new bables must be talcen only from tho bible, and th princes and national heroes. The face of George Wash

t and Ilreep at111 hunter did it with his little hammer. the dirk, and Tom grinned back. like the wraith of hi6 respoct~ble Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Sy co grnndmo II old his head up, used for years as a prescription by a riot Prescott SpofIor successful physician. It is in all re- self still in all but spects the best cough medicine made hand out for the snuffers. 0 ot found out yet, “but I know the neighborhood he is in, and expect was so*bad. But he persevered, perhaps because tho page was so ed a low moan mcnt toward the door, tense disappoint~ent, much as a In a moment, Cushrriore sprang ai ~oothingeffects of Syrup of Eigs, when “Well, and what js there to prevcnt in need of a laxative, and if the father walls, and a dismal ceiling that his you from leaving or mother be costive or bilious, the snatched away. head almost touched when he stood tempting ~rovidence Lacy sent a waiter for d imliceinan most ~atifyin~~rcsul ts will iollow its upright. “Uotvl gracious , child,” he said, but my husband called the man back use; so that it is the best family rern- “Don’t nialie an esterday?” said Tom swiftly. R pall qul te angrily, “don’t you see? The edy known, and every cleai, a tub, a portmanteau t inen in the club Pxpect at least a heavoid said; a sc:mdal,” i‘wliateve~ have a bottle on hand. seen better days, a jug and tt basin, cihance of getting about 7 o’c1ock, what seemed to be blllclr. They-,’ Theman who gives his child to the street a saucepan, frving:pan and sooty mill give tho world a thief. about his dinner time, poor soul! I kettle, with the chair and rude table saw him outside a dried-fish shop, looking in mcl conside-ing what he’d at which he sat, completed the fur- The other put his b buy, and at last he bought two ‘I don’t inten lose,” he said, et, drew forth a huge bloaters for a penny-bloaters for laid his winnings on dinner, Master Tom-bloaters! The is the most expensive game a gnmblcv blackness of the night made one, plays. It makes him demo and woman treated him as if he was a thaugh through the obscured glass prince and wrapped them up very rmlcless. Besides, people RUS- no diamond points btarlight could careful and he put of picions giv play shine. It was clo before up. Socicty A niiirniur of :tpprobation at liis g but tho miserable would do- with us erosity rim round the room. sent free until January 1895 and a year from ~verethe ghost of a suspicion cast on that dints Inoluding the’ ~ll~~n~cs~ivi~~Christ- with shouts and voicp, and heavy snm, and those who liad witncsscd the hew Year’s Double Holiday Numbers. steps that stumble my honesty by some evil minded rleliow 0s every week, :It i~ Gost or 81.76 D year. disgraceful episode had returncd to the YOVTII’S COMPANION, Boston, MnsS. it surpasses, in curative power the crazy stairs. at the club. Tihe loss of society’s sniile E fatal malady, all other medic would be nothizlg !o card-r~~~,my husband C spot-in it was t :mowed to say a word p is something wrong in tho ~h~istianitywhich they are acquaitffed. Nast?, cod- to hi of tho man ”cvcr grays tor pcoplo he don‘t liver oil and its filthy emulsions and ohn’s privacy was not 1, “ who -- “~~IitIern~ii,~,he &?id, 0 UlW. mixtures, liad been tried in nearly all these he novei- forgot that if ha did every- likdy to be invaded, for, no matter maid act on inipulse. From this ~oI~eRt, cases and had either utterly failed tp bene- wnat orgies or rows might be going nnd iu your presence, 1 swetir s~leKnxi1~ fit, or had only seemed to benefit a little for thing* else, but his hat and boots brought in n forward, it was an understood thing never to touch a card agtiin for the a short time. Extract of malt, whiskey, were very shabby, and he walked a u~iusu:il for notes to arrive at three and various pre aratioiis of the liypophos- o’clock irr the ~ilo~~~~~,but L-IoL‘&%~~~~n~iicle~~ of my life. bit bowed 1ike:’as if ho’d been sit- n fool for RI~piins or disease that science has been able to cure in phites had also Eeen faithfully tried in vain. disturbed.” Linley did not seem iu the least ~ur- all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s The photographs of a large number of while, ’’ ably tx. n matter of clispute, but my those cured of consumption, bronchitis So that he h pristed. mind is made up. I have never be- Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now his door, and when presently it He took lt, read it through quickly, known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh lingering coughs, asthma, chronic fore seen ~1~eRtin~at cards, and never catarrh and kindred maladies, have o~e~iod,he did not look up, sup- thcxi tore it into ~~~i~~~eI~t~,arid put being a co~st~tutio~aldisease re n them c~ir~fully,very carefully, in thc again will I, willingly, submit to such constitutiona~treat~ent. ail's h posing it would close again when the an experience. I :mi iiiipeiled to the Cure is taken internally, acting# shop pp seems ~~on~~rful-lil~ethey fire. P should have l~oak-~hop~in White- int I* u d e r discovered hi s mistake. course I mi about to take, and I take upon the blood and mucow surfaces of the But the steps came right up to tho frie wntclied the fl~niesleap upon system thereby destroy in^ the foundation chapd-and he stops, and he takes them, he ~ratclic~~the blacl~eiied scraps of the’ disuaso and giving the patient table whore he sat. and a, loving y011r syI~p~tl~y*,, up first one, then anothon., lovingly, of paper curl tind breali into a thou- strength by building up tho constitution just as ladies take up their favorite sand nieces. and assishng nature in doing ita work. The proprietors have so much faith in its flowers, and he fidgets about a bit. ~~~~~111~~ea~~n!”he said, Theu he murs of surprise, and several men said curative oivers, that they offer One Hun- and he feels in his drew n dcop breath of relief. dred DoEars for any case that it fails to face brightens up, *“Ishall have to go out for half an cure. Send for list of ~e~ti~onials~ and without any hour,” he :cmarlct.d, getting up and & CO., Tolodo,O. 320 PAGBS- holding out his coat for me to put on. never could haggle, he buys a book. KQ turned as he i‘enched thc door and for ’sixpence, and comes out tenr9a in his eyes. ‘Qh! father, how for 20 Lwgo Lion hauds could you?” kissed his hnncl, :in unu Coffeo wmppors, and a looking almost happy. ’’ ~spre~ionin his face. Write for list of our For a moment John’s heart leaped, 1iusbn;zld’s cleatth tlie truth of the mat- miums WOQ~SONSPICE c O! that L*almost!” Mary andthe warmth of thab young blood shall ana age to Like sou ter. As fie 1:~- dying, mo~irne~by him do what is right. 45b Hurnn’St,. TOLEDO.8k0 again. coursed throu~hhis veins as they 111,’’ he said, with a f~rc~datt,~m~t to hundreds of ~~q~i~iiIit~n~~,and above (Come, hurry up,” said Tom im- gripped hands, then he drew hims smile, “only you must give me time,'^ all, by tlie mernbers of the Nonpareil I sprang to feet but he was gone. pation tly. up and said proudly: my Club, he called nie to him and told .4And then he goes on again, into Then my pcnt-uX, f~~li~~~sfouticl an me the secret of his life, Ah! how shall (&Andwhy are you here, Tom?” outlet, and I cried :I little to m~s~l~, worse and wowe n%i~hb~L~h~~ds,that ((Why?” said poor Tom. (;Did I tell the rest? I wouldn’~have dared to tread on ~onderiii~at the secret t~ou~lewhich * My IIor:1ce, the you think that because you deserted rnv own account ’less Id besn in was ~na~i~~at my l~us~aiid’s heart, loved, tvlio w:m niore to me thtm rags, and 1 see pooplo nudging one ere going to desert you?” Tht look on his Pace ~a~i~i~c~me all the .r\lorlt.l, was the most success~l another to look at him, for you don‘t [TO BE CO~rIN~ED.~ r many a long day ~ft~r. -shiarpcr of this or any other age. **** am was his :~ccoxnplice, and he see many gentlemen in those papts. Xothing Unsc~~e~Among the A1 ~~~ire~~c~u~h~o~e,my ~~i~~:~n~s him niore j~eniO~i~lyto cover his PER 9 0 N ALIT1 ES. Thomas P, Simpson ~Vas~ln~ton, But he’d no wntah-there was noth- To-day, when every great pea friend, told me after~~ard,the end of nt from the ~ard-ta~lesyafter he tdtried.L) c‘ No \vdte stty’s ror~nven ref?uAtl1 to~s Pat ing to stoal, and ho’d that look in been th~)rou~~lyexplored, when the story, altl~oii~~he ncver g~icssecl liad.~co~~ecz ~illion~ire. Not a soul his face that tha smallest child ’ud f~~~usclimbors havo achieved the the truth. About a week must have ever suspected him, or gucsseil the sc. ti~ust,andI know he was safe enough modt diflicult summits alone iliis ~ysterio~isoppsnent. so I just followed on, anll it seemed least without professional guides, but few remain the mere ascent of Forgot un Importrint P The meniber of parlia QnC? of the most ~m~ortants ivis- ions is possesed of ~~~gn~~~~bald ntly that father had been imper- be said. Lacy had a reputation for head. He was in a sh nfi anough to asaociate her with Itnowins: everybody in the city. i‘l: can’t imagine how he ever carnc to be Daler day getting shave finished the barber rem blaclrballecl him a splendid new liair restorer here. Will when we were t me-try it on-your’ head?” !LYE assented, with an observation showed that he had previous ex- peri~ncein the matter: “All right, bel, the highest peak on Swiss soil, : had an intense admiration for any one don’t think you can do me any harm. which ~)r*s~nt8little ~i~~culty,until T~i~reii~on,the barber, with a great one descend8 the steep rock face who could innlre money. “So much the IVO~SF?,” said Cush- flourish, tool; a bottle From the stand above Saas. There are still a few mlore, turning his pockets inside out and with much ceremony began to summits left which are admitted to with n comic gesture of clespnir. ‘bI-Ie rub his customer’s head. After he bad CL~:IIICCZ nie out last night, On0 does bccn rtibbing for some time he sttjpped suddenly not mincl losing 011e~s 1uoney to 21. fcl- and seemed greatly agitated. low likc Horace Linley, thnt lucky Turning to his customer he said in a brother-in-law of yours, hut when it most flustered manner: “You must ex- comes to :in interloper like .this iiian cuse me I forgot how high you wante sam, or nrhatever the fellow’s name

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r sistar comi een her for a lon to see him fleeced-not that I have much lcft that is worth having even at took the pwize at tho conse may moot to part nrt moro. B’LORENaE LE&LIE

y~~u~~~tdaughter of Mr.

co~~~~u~~odby Rev. elurry, she pro- fossod conversion and united with the

miss hcr ovory~vhoro. school of which she

in tho social circlQ,but most of all will she bo missed by th of *which she was a whilo they havo our deepest sympathy. TVe trust they may fully realize tho ro~i~oof tho deaz Fathe

kinds Produc

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Q summer

vocation Nr, S. intends to follow uov

gj lo Coutra iu tho Nacoabee hall on rocery stock and baker: 1~~~~~Lyovo. The crowd was small*but ad LL very ~nj~y~~Jotime. Proc~ecis Mr. Spononb~r~. a tout; $4.

er Arnold made of ~~olid~ygooifs. party that started north last Saturda; k ~ur~tand dnu morning from this place with team am wagon, Co~signmentsof wild gam

bGfiOOl thf past wcelr.

MW B’orsstors at Cass City Tuesday 11ght. nake good all the sdvertisi’ng solaimed iar- mother? Wo commit i.t; to the uuro ui hem, the following Pour remedies have Roy gag^, of North Bmnch, grand- mched a phenomenal sale. I)r. Icing’s ,ou of Y, kl., Gugo has roturnod to his Yew Uiscovery, for consumption, Coaghs ind Uoulds, each bottle guaraateed- Electric Bitters, the great remedy for Lirtsr, Stomach and Kidlleys. Buckleu’s in small quantities and Prnica salve, the best in the world, and 1 kinds of farm prod ,he youug pooplo last Friday evening Dr. King’s Xew Life Pills, which are a Goods delivered pro wrfect pill. All these remedies are iuaranteed to do just what is claimed ’or them and tho dealer whom name iN ittached herewith will be glad to tell

eoa1e us. did the work,

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ilotiag fall work

A. S. Xpittlor, Pres;

vest, not very €ar west ~o~vev~r,bnt u~ oluqbia to~v~$hi~whero Mert rain job. Tlioy havo star to^ out ey meant business and wo trust ho star of thoir ~~b~tio

:row dim. I Parties from A~~a~a ip hero last i~ee~and killed five deer hat tho sottlers could havo gather~d

rust our game ~~~rde~will

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houso lately va~atedby c, Eohr ELS 110 rentoilthe :Lbsvo place €01. :L torm oc

lack Battol, who hiis lmm in Maui- ~c~~olhouse Friday ovon~n~was a &a, for tho past few years has rstur.12- fizdo as the locturer failed to put in an ~~~peara~c~, rontod his farm to his Goo. Hamilton, oT Pontinc, who has o i~t~~dsto try the

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esulttx” Trial Marquekte people want better pro tection to upper peninsula game. School Convention at GruncZ Enplds. PJidXand citizens have appointed : PTER OF THE DOINGS OF ’the state Sunday school convention committee to explore far czoal in tliai opcnecl at Grand Xapids with a mon. vicinity. ster mass meeting which fillcd Loclr. erby hall to ovcr~o~vin~and hundredE There were fullg attendance at the re the la,rgesl eve1 bout Port Rr President George ervliet, presided. Mayor Visher welcomed the guests tc tho city. GOV, Rich spoke, favoring thechurch and Sunday school8 as a aL Port IEuron. Caught matter of pub$ic economy, if for no Plg Tails Rnpulso the Jnp~ other reason. Gen. 0. 0. IIowsrd, the London: A dispatch from Shangh recently retired major-general of the says Gen. Wei hasbeen b United States army, the well-known the number of 400’ Christian soldier, was the card of the alunchin the office o$ t tendent, where Presiden for 375 dead sparrows. made a short addr””;~. The St, Louie is chl3,ny Centerville citimns will vote on De she is tho Arst modern mdr pre of an thing approaching 1mr d~~nonsion forts at Talien Wan, and have repulsed built in tik United States. %ha will alao, 81 the Japanese after desperate fighting, tho pioneer in what promises L’o’bccomcktirnc The Japanese are said to be closing a apiritod contest between the present Englisl built ocean greyhounds and those’~h~chwill bl gradually around the Chinese position. turned out from American shipyards, Whet At Port Arthur ever completed she will take her plaae among-thc been made for the vessels ownod by tho Into 1 $ation company, which incl The principal business firms of Marinc and the garrison is ow York and St, Paul. City have agraed to close their store: vigorous resistance prevailed over the south part of Eng. at 8 o’cloclr every evening except Satur Sung7sarmy has ret land, and the loss of *life and damage day. Mo Tin Ling, The Japanese were in bed at Granc routed and pursued for miles. Thou- E. M, Clapp sands of Chinese refugees fleeing apids from holism. He WIU rorninent lawyer at Gales from Kinchow were mjstaken for the enemy by the Chinese troops and were fired upon. Hundreds of them were Rev. Conrad Volb, of St. John? killed. Col. Von Iiennelrin has been ashore about Dov Lutheran church, Saginaw, has jusi given supreme command of the Chinese Sussex are iacrea finished the fortieth year as pastor ol navy. at Windsor and I odding Gown for a Shroud. the churcb. Chemulpo, Korea: Numbers of Ro- flooded. At Worthing, Sussex, the at the residence of Saginaw Rtreet car lines have beex! rean soldiers who have been sent bodies of seven drowned sailors have ond of flay City, was conaolidated, electricity will be used against the Tonghalcs have joined the b6en washed ashore. Altogether 20 the death of Rate on all linos and the fare raised to fivc rebels, whose nubbers are increasing lives are known to have bee cents straight. daily. The country south of Seoul is this long-continued storm. in a state of great turmoil, Advices LA.sert.--The British ship from Fusan, Korea, under date of Capt. Read, foundered 80 miles off November IS, stab that zi battle has Spurnhead, county of Yorlr. Twenty- been fought between Japanese troops two persons were drowned. to death, and when he left the appears thak he ran executive committ,ee; E. A. and rebellious Tonghalrs, in which the Larnica, Island of Cyprus: The sea- place lCiku Oyama, a Japanese girl, chimney thqt there Jackson, chairman; W. C. S who ran the place, was a corpse with Detroit; Rev. ~~ashingtonGardner, The Masonic te port town of Limasol, on this island, the gas. Miss Con- has besa dedica hief Justice has sustained much damage through the marks of the strangler’s work upor Albion; A. If. Swarthout, Snginaw; the recent floods, during which 22 per. her throat, This murder was corn C. E. Adams, Detroit; Loonard *Law- BfcUrath, of the The British government is groinrco’ sons were drowned. mitted in the same row of houses ir: prosecute the Albion Colliery comb rence, BetroiL: Rev. W, rhicli Lena Tapper and Marie Contas Ypilanti; J. M. Davis, The schooner D. S. Austin went oit were strangled recently. The pany, near. ~~ntypridd,South) Wales, E. K. Mohr, Grand Rapids aground at ~udington,One sailor was lode of her death was exactly similar, In whose mines aldisadxous explbsion 1;Iillsdale; Qeo. Parsons, fatally injured, but the others A Poor Gorman’a Lucky ~lucovory-Qe~u ‘he excitement among the women oJ W. C. Lowe, Jackson, 1 talren oAi’ by the life savers. ~,Ooo,oOO for a Rhcsumatlo Cure. il 1fame in that part of the city where place for next convention Detroit was tie three murders by str~ngulatio~ selected. A youn man named Proctor Atwood C~r~cA~o~?‘.Nay 2.-(Special). -Less tl and ninety lives mro lost of Port Ifwon died suddenly at the h6 .ave occurred rivals that produced bj1 ___rp_ than one year ago Frank Schrage did not 8chcoonor C~psi~o~~-T~rooBrowned. Kimball Eousc near that city. Thc possess a dollar in the world outside of ‘Jack, the Eipper’, in London. The little schooner Antelope cap. cause of death is a mystery. the income derived from a small drug sized while a~teniptingto make port 60 IKiiled by an ~a~th~u~~~,business, and only a few years ago he st Grand Haven. The three men whc Rome: ~a~th~u~keshocks occunred was a poor German immigrant without con~~itutedthe crew were drowned. in gouthern Italy and Sicily lasting all a home. To-day Mr, Schrage can be oledo--6raIn. They are Capt. John Earsan and night. At Messina the first quake called a, ~~illi~n~ire’as a result of a ...... *.$ d...... brother and a Swede, known as Chris, lasted 12 seconds. The terror on the discovery of a sure cure for rheuma- ...... all of Whitehall. Ten minutes after part of the people was universal. At tism. A syndicate to-day paid him the c:ap5izing of the Antelope the Beggio six shocks were distinctly ob- $100,000 cash for his discovery and ar- tittle sailing scow Alert, light, tried to served. Little damage was done in ranged to pay him $100,000 a year until make the piers but failed and went on Beggio, the capital of the province, but he has recei in all.-Phila- Lambs ...... If. Maiming, of Saginaw, W~E delphia Pre Xlogs. clioico wolghts ...... 4 (io @ 4 70 Her crew were rescu B. there was great loss of life Common and rough ...... 4 ZG @ 4 50 cleaning ZL rifle at Oefier Lake. 167-169Swanson Dearborn street, Chicago,company, IIl., P It wae dam?ge to property elslewhe re province., The viliage of San was almost entirely destroyed. Here are the proprietors of this celebrated GO persons were killed. Forty-seven remedv. Never fails. Testimonials Wheat, No 2 red...... of these met their death in a church to Corn, No 2 ...... which they had fled for refuge. At orders filled. Bagnara seven persons were killed. Eight lost their lives at Mamerlind Col. Coit Ma+ be IIeld for ~urdo~. Cattle...... 4 40 he shooting of fiw citizens Hogs ...... 4 25 C. Sheep and lambs ...... I 7b Washington EL, O., by the Four- Corn,Whoat, No No 2 ...... 2 red,. teenth Ohio National Guard by order ...... o With Burglars., Df Col. Coit, when protecting Dolby, Oats, No R white ...... the Negro who raped a helpless Cincinnati. woman and was ~ent~ncc~to prison Cattle, good to prime...... 4 00 cia 4 50 €or 20 years, mag result in serious bo~vergrades ...... 2 00 Cib 3 ‘30 Bogs ...... 400 @I476 ICHIGAN HAPP~~INGS trouble for Col. Coit and S~~eri~ $hoop and Iambs ...... 11 00 GB 3 lio i’he cor0ner.s jury rendered a v ~V~eat,NoB red ...... 65 cia Mi hrn, No 3mixed ...... 45 @ 46% that the five deceas~dmen were lais, No 2 mixed by leaden balls fired by Ohio State ...... Eailure from a political point of view. National ~u~~~dsunder coxnrnand of Now York. In this, the principal island, there Tames F. Cook, as sheriff of Si’ayctte vas only one man who ran against the :ounty, and A. If, Goit, as col~nelof New Yorlc wlmre he was to marry- ~overnineIit ticket and he was de- his third time. He blew out the gas in ’eated. Every candidate was pledged I, ~ingha~ptonhotel ;o support ~nne~ati~nto the exclusion tended is in inourning. if everytliing else. This was the plat- :arm of the American union party for Ghfcngo. 8. Xlelmbaclr, a. ~clioolcraftfarmer, Zattle. bes ...... 3 50 @ 5 00 C. A, Mapcs’ dry goods store at Vas- Eel1 from liis ;~a~on,while intoxicated, :ither senator or repre~entative. Now Common ...... I 76 Cib 3 50 ~a~8~~es,Allayscieanses the NasalPain chat the election is over the public Sheep ...... 100 @I 3 00 sar was burglarized. Loss gfi100. and broke his back. Everything possi- .ILambs,...... ,...... ble was done to mve his life, but he mind is ~~onderin~when the two ...... 150 @ 3130 anit ~n~laxn~n~tio~, ~eaver& Mabee’s cider. and feed Hogs., ...... 4 25 @ 4 &) Restores the Senses died the nest morning. houses will meet for their first session. Wheat, No 2 red...... MK@ 60% mill burned at ~~atervlict.Loss $3 the trial be held in some other countv. Corn,No2, ...... 51!4 0 The south pier at the mouth of Brim -@en. E. N. Bowen, of the Mich- Oats, No 2 white ...... 33 igan Gational Guard, has been honor- Mess Pork, per bbl...... 12 40 bnnlv nalm into anrh nnct.ri1. land harbor has been washed awa eo Lard, per cwt.,.. 7 16 ably discharged and Col. Charles 33...... 8 7 20 bhe storms. The operators,in the Clearfield’ Pa., Detroit. Hawley, of Bay City, has been pro- coal district have talren the initi~tive Coal gw nearly ended the lives of the moted to fill the vacancy. . goo& to choice, *** .),., It Cures Consu~ption. in reducin~the price of coal mining. or nrartes ...... mcmbers of John Vantoll’s family at The Bell, Lewis & Yates ~in~ngcorn- ...... died of his injuries and Grand Ifaven. Rev. Alfred Klein, of St. John’s Evan- ~epositionstaken at ~inci~natiin ...... arrested. Bad Mood gelical church, Port Huron, hanged the case of Dr. Amidr rs. Reeves de- W~Yhave posted a notice the rate in Lambs ...... the two men for A Benton IIarbor ‘concern has just himself to his bedroom door with a dopsome rernarka~lefacts. It was their mines would be red~~~ted5 per W~~~t,Xo 3 red ...... ~waringer,who is aurtnin cord. Insanity induced by shown that the Amiclr ~~iemicalcom- cent per ton to 35 cents* No 1 white...... heat Britain, men are affected and tliere is talk3+000 of a Corn, No g lnixcd ...... a ~ua~relsomedis- nervous prostration was the cause, pany of that city has s~ipplied 40,0130 oats, No z white.. ’.** ** .* .* * *.. rried a life insur- loctors with Dr. ~micli’sclie~nical strike. The ~~~~vi~d-~hit~~i~i~gHay No 1 ~~rn~t~iy ...... Bolddirect to consum~r~AT LOWK‘jT PItICZ8 I ever beforo offored. BUYdirect froin iin- 0 in the ~~acca~ees~egaun~e mine, was instjsntly killed treat~entfor cons~~m~tio~,as much ~ompanyin the same district, employ- ~o~~t~es,per bu ...... 8,500 Butter, dairy...... 18 that there was a by a fall of rock. 5s $1,000 worth of sample ~edici~esing men, will prob~blyfollow Creamery...... 2-4 his wife and her being distrib~iteddaily, Each natient this example of ~ducti~~and a gen- ~ggs,fresh...... 1s Lieut-~ov.-elect Milnes receives a trial outfit and an ihhaler. 3rd lowering of the scale rate in the Live ~oultry,Chielcons, .. , .,. . tnd 12 watches from h E*ol-vl...... The company o~eredas evidenoe its ~ist~ictswill result. The ~p~ratorsin Ducks...... stare, Burglars. files containing thousands of reports the ~~ittsbur~hdistrict have threaten~d ?IIurlrays...... ~in~~dMix, of Onelcama, who was to make r~cluctions, and will now iture ~anufactur-struck on the head with an 9x by Erom ph~sicia~sof cures covering ~tati~~the abolish- ?very &age and phase of the disease. - probably be forced to this end in order Samuel Smith a few days ago, is re- to compete with coal at Ionia prieon, cov~ri~~from his injuries. Smith’s or nZurdor. Keld district. NEW YOBK:Bun’s weolrly trade roviow says: g mills, owned by examination has been set for Dewm- In nearly all brunches OJ business a gradual ber and he is out on bail. iinprovem~ntappears and the ho;~fulfeeling 3. M. Trobri~~~k Son, at Geneva 4, Cargout OI1 We11 la &,he contin~ics. It will talro time to lift business IN THE lave burned. Loss about $I2,000. Liphardt, the convicted boodling I~irlrbr~dgeBras., of Toledo, can I School inspector of Detroit, has been ield up and robbed four miles north :him the two largest oil wells in the granted an order for’ ~dmissionto if ~lu~~o~ee,Mo., by Bill Cook and world. TheiE Bfeyers No. 3 is

proper time and at the proper place a 3enatorial boom will be started for “Bob” Lincoln, wliicl.r, by those inter- iiized gang in hat 2sted in the proposed coup dietat, is f farmers and hired ?xpected. to land the son of Abraham been disposing of thcir Lincoln in the United States se ;he successor of Senator Cullom James Mahaney shot John R ;wice at Hubbard, Q., and he will die. not have the butcher call for erB. I wiah to go to the sho2 and

e latter wQnthome, htch Eosultod ~lsn~~rou~ly. ollege student in one of our West- ern states had returned hoine after his course was finished to find that his father, a cl~r~yma~with a small Ealary, was eking running a small fa

returned to him? Collector-~es, s was an o~i~o~~tunityfor a display the jurenilc collegian, says tho Voice. 4gFathcx,”said he, (4ProfessorG- says if one will place a weight upon a

the father to his son. nnotllor Customor Zoe used to such unusual and arbitrary proceedings, manifes~edher displeas- ure by rcaring and plunging, entirely unmindful of the dignity of the p0r- vmage astride her spinal column. It

rate days for Thanksgiving, the gov ernor refusing to observe *the presi dential proclamatisn sent from wash ington. 1’1106e opposed to the gov ernor’s course cellebratad the nationa availing herself of the liberty thus then made in the breast to let offered, the cow took an uncer~monious blood flow out. A1 ke. She’s ‘loo exit from &thestable, and down the street she went. The minister ~CCOM- panied the cow, but in a manner not exactly befitting the fession. nner. She docsn% insist .on Del- (Co~u~g~t,1834, bg Reppler & Schwars- onieo’s-in fact, there are other the c~n~regationwas on the street as the race in progress. Surprised --Now, ~recl~~nridge,take your castuh was at such a sight the good sister cried oil like a little man, and I’ll give you a, out: “Why, Brother V- ap0 you goingP” His sc3nse of the ludicrou his aid, Brother V- shouted back: mon,t~~ol~so she can’t foll prayers to thO spirits, begging the to watch over those mortals still awkward perch, and on the earth. This custom has bee never attempted the feat again.

y an evening at the A Polntod Aimlogy. b, perhnps, though he meant notto ng man of this city show #himmli!there, if possible, owing to thQ l~l~eli~~~of meeting Sargent, r, but she’s got, bad! Wouldn’t blame any

wers furnislied with se!’$ yelled Lorrimer. five ni~litslast week X remained at the club terribly late, and yet, when I went home, I didn’t once find my hus- who is a, notary public, if he would marry them, to which he replied that I band waiting at the top of $thestairs to upbraid me for neglect. ‘The heartless e would. Mr. Summers, seeing the bratc was in bed, sleep‘ing lljlre a top, ~ash~ul~essof the young couple, with and actually s~ilin~,~~ihis dreams, great I th~ughtfulness shut ths door and locked it, but ho was not quick enough to keep out Hy&i (~ennsylvan~coal aegi tho reporter, who had “cau~hton to” the~~air.The couple ranged * them- selves up in front of tho railing and quiet ~yed~i~~slii. Mr. Sum~ei~sco~menced the care- Lrr1vp 81lnclos. mony. ~~hilehe was going through An English electrical firm is i Firet Thanks the form the groom looked at the du~ingso~e st~ikin~ novelties in elee- bride, who would drop her eyes, and tric lamp shades. T~~sQshades nr d Mr. Wilson then both would smile and give each made of a specially selected descri her doze, which Jones-A penny for tlio~~lits,other .a slight pressure of the hand. tion of natural feathers, dyed in ch berq and lasted When Mr. Suminer~arrived at that tints, and ar~~ngedin a~ti~ticsh lease don’t ~aistul*b me, e~re~onywhere the groom rulers of ~n~l~udwould have beer 1 am ~~~~l~i~~at such a he will take the bride for problem. It inakes my liead ache worse, etc., he looked at ‘(At least tell me what it is about.” the bride, gave a little grin and then looking at Mr. ~um~er~ that slangy, horrid thi “I’ll do it now.” plo of quick jerks of the h ,yellow hair that curle must say, 41will,’” said Mr. ~u~mers, have cut it-what if 1 d the bride again ful thing-and had twins aud deserted door flew open. d the ne~e~~ry them-oh, put .that couldn’~be. 1 was more prompt smu~~lin~100 barrels of ~unpowde~ ”Jhris ~~o awakened him, ho~v~v~r,wasn’t drunk for a, year, tli~u~~1 d the cer0mony might have been for a nigh& Chris, into the coal dumps of the parliarnen rther incident. building^ The plot was d~seov~redix f the street belL go out again-and-and-yuestisn her. Ms. Su~mersthen guvo them u cer- Say I’m sick and ask her all about it. time to save what would have provec aven’s sake,” s one of the re ate^^ crimes of Christan and see what ‘Tell her I never did anythi~~so ,wicked--md all the circu dont The ~annerin which‘it wa: have slipped my ~e~ory discovered was believed to be the wbrl, Doting Pa~ent~M~l~re~,I don’t particulars. ” The woman made a wild dash of God, and thanks~ivin~praises wert “I saw a citv feller with a gun this c_- ,Chris flew out and shut the door be- and seized his hair. There hind him At that instant the street bell began to ring again.i Lorrimer abandoned

uthority we have The next h subject says that the custom ol ty of some folks is just terrible! Thanksgiving ori~inate~with Moaea. shot at. ”---Good News. A writer in an English eucycloapoedia, nd heard the however, says that it is quite probable No8 & Man. that the custom antedates the deliver. timate friend. ear of the Israelites. The Hebrewe ;aid “beauty is only skin deep,” were accustomed to celebrate Little Dick-I nevcr heard her name. VVhat’s thc row?” asked his friend. plenteous harvebts, but wben famine I End of &lie Saa~+ou. h, Hazard, that woman-you saw came there was no day of thanksgiv- I ing. It was after the dawn of the friend, judicially,

“I say,” said Eta rner, acramblinr ,to hix feeit in a fit of bake! the jokda gone despe mke, pxy, You can’t play fo,otbii,ll in pet easy ivo waste of the iVe thought you’d .se !hampagne and cigars. inxious woman.

‘“lt means that yo ~~orhoo~News. he Standar &oan Asso ciation of Detroit.

tur frxerids to do likewise. prosout time to sociiro town. The boliy was nicely ei~~~lrn~ The ~a~s~~~~vill~Jouri~alhas been en- 2nd. placed in a nius oakon caslmt, decorabid with Odd Fellow mou~i~in~~ wgod to & six-column quiirto, which and tho plato oncirc~o~with ~~owers.Tho

Tho ~ar~ett8circuit has two preach- E. €3, Landon

ay it company of Croswell gentlemar . Cloakey, Mrs. 11. C. Ed- beeri prepared for tho funeribl service. tnd will be removod to that place this a7eek I-Eouglrtori and Pray will Elmwood, Tuscola county, Mich., 23 gears ago the 26th of October last and position as railway mail clerk and on the day ho reached his maj

W. C. CoItirnn. edgemont oI which Birr, T. U.

the news of his death. Eoland was 21 remarkably nice boy, temperate jn al! his hubits and quits a favorite witk ;o ~7i~~icat0honor on the duel plan A young man, in company with especially his schoolmates, 01 hearmed hixnself with a revolver vexal other gentlemen, called u he leaves many in Cass city butcher knife, nc Bung lady. Her father was also the close of school in thi Just as the work ol it to assist in entertaining the guests. attor place in ’92 he went to Chicagc bout to begin, thc e did not share his daughter’s scrup- and remained there till about thr rillago msrsbal arrived, and both arc s against tho-use of sp middle of July ’93, when ho went tc ~n€~r~~n~~~olystill alive. r he had wine to o %oux Falls, wheb he remained some ection to the office tima before he went to ~ow~~aand to will bo contestac show that Roland never forgot his QX. )on me or upon papa?” oellent parental training, the follow. ~c~~,~~e~ty*Mr, Gallantry, if nothing 0 ing letters which accompauied his r~. ;he ballot react “E, em to answer, “We called on you.” mains amply testify and gives ex xrb,rtl M,” ard it is claimed by some of cellent example for other young ;ho best la~~~ersthat his election i: lot legal while others claim it is all

a, 8. ~akota,.~ov,15, ’ k fcothe, while employed in To Roland’s Fathar and Fuinily: sticking machine in Win. I thought you would like to hoar ing mill Monday, got his more directly and possibly more in do. mil, the sveuts of tho night, and as .i was the only one pkesent it seems rnj clrcrels also fln place to write it. k1~came over boforc lox ~n~erhad to be amputated and eir contonts untasted. After leaving supper and brought a horse and buggy ;ho thumb and two fingers were so bad. e house one of the party exclaimed, and after supper helped us (Nollic Oavidson and. myself) Lo do dishesi. About kalf past eight he invited us tc go for a ride. It buiug a lovely moon- light night we were glad to go. Si( APEDonto my promises one mile wost [ conleaf P, 0, :LbOUt Ju suggested that we take our pkcztor will plnase provu prop aloug and try tho ice. %he river I; over two miles from hero, but hc Vacef ully and resolutely gave h

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kJL’1uge IUL’ Liit)l’O 1Y”a ChlU pructu. I g:ct LcLy foot ill;? 1 auswored, ‘bXh0J.l.l woli oomu.” “its nice wbuu you get hurl bhough,” he said. !Chew. he srtrd, I‘ ilont know how I’m goiug co ge uaok again.” Just thon he started CI c;orntt back very swiftly, tbiui~i~~, duppose, that if he went 0v0r it qu~l~l: it; would hold him, but right unwr titti ridge he weut in. As soow. as ho TWU issod tha roof, c~~tai~ingabout lOOC iu, he commenced to uso his huuds, t( deep himself up, but UVO~Ytlmu hi eitught hold of tho ice it broke. d an uot very quick to think, but thr urst thiug 1 thou~~tof was u pulc or somot~i~gto throw him, but 1 coul~ rind nothing. Ti1eLl I callt3C.i Lo hlU1 I( them at th:: stores, come to~vardsthe side where I: was, ari G~o~ghtthe lo@was tbreiio ~ludid not seem to hear a Enelt down near tho edge dud roac~edout~yhau~ asi‘ar as. ~ould,trying to reach his. LLO went uuc1er auct I lost dud weut over too. Ithiu GO the ice fur about Ilf~ersu ~~l~ut~? dnd called for help, but no ouu heitri~ I got out 1[ can hardy tell clrovo the horse to the nearest bousc ior help. A great $10 what they could him outo the shore ho had boon in tflt bvater an hour, and it saomod ~o~~i~~ whom liberal term ;uuid be dofie. ~Hu spoke to ~fl~

3ven1ng. we all most heart- icllt sy~pathy. benefit oi. his c la Lives tuuL fore men. I feel certain from my oou- (orsation with him that hu hucl Ghr106 --[-I%Austin Nows. LUhis heart. We made many good roso- ,utnons on his 2lst birthday, suuh us A T7:tssr~r girl had a stroug desire to ;oti;Ll abstinence both in ru~~rt)uueto tecsme an aerial artist or quoon of the ,ubauoo and liquor, aud thus tar, tu wiro. She strung a rope over owluclgo has lr as loft in tho barn and conceived LSIE L). WILSON 118 idoa that she could escape &any a eavv fall. while practicing by fastening rop~to her ankles, allowing it to

ched the barn

far aoven years. orvo tonics by tho bacurne n ~OPVOUG I I

d. somewhere