Cleveland County Leader. (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 27, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 6, 1895 Page: 4 of 4
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Tom Reed cam# near losing his
watch the last time he attended a polit-
ical meeting In New York. He would
rather miss a dozen good dinners with
Chauncey Depew than lose the watch
which is a memento of his two years
as the "Czar ot the House of Represen-
tatives."
Otto Lohman of Chicago killed him-
self because his girl rejected him. If
Otto had understood woman nature he
would have paid desperate court to
some other girl and his ex-sweetheart
would have done the shooting.
Long-neglected country relatives are
being hunted up by city folk who are
talking to their friends about spending
the summer in Europe.
The North German Lloyd Is the larg-
est steamship company in the world. Its
capital is about twenty million dollars,
and its fleet consists of eighty-two
steamers, of an aggregate tonnage of
240,000 tons, besides tug-boats. The
stafT consists of 8,000 men. The traffic
comprises twenty-two separate lines,
eight of which are European, the re-
mainder trading between Germany and
America, Ka stern Asia and Australia.
Munhall, the English statistician,
figure* up that from I860 to 1890 the
United Stales shows an Increase of
$40.o( 0,0;' 1,000 in apparent wealth. That
was in thirty years of republican rule.
We have already lost, according to the
New York World, several billions of
wealth in two years of democratic rule,
and still there are men who continue
to talk about the prosperity of demo-
cratic times. _
Too I.literal Theology.
Pat and Jamie had been converted
Under the pi aching of repentance for
Bins. They applied to become members
of the Presbyterian church. Appoint-
ment was made for them to me. t with
the session for examination. Pat came
first and it was deemed best to refuse
to admit him at that time. He was sor-
rowfully making his way upstairs when
he met Jamie coming down.
"Jamie," he said, "how many Gods
are there?"
"One," replied Jamie.
"Ah," said Pat, "you had Just as well
go home, me boy; y«>u don't stand the
ghost of a chance. They asked me that
and 1 t-.ii] them there was a hundred of
them, and they wouldn't let me In; you
never In the world will get in with only
one God."—Rev. G. W. Bull, OpeHka,
Ala.
Thu Little Collector.
I «on't care much for the postage
■tamps
Themselves—'tween me and you;
The fun I get collecting comes
From atick.ng 'em In with glus.
Jui Harmon and Hoke Smith will b«
sure to hit It off well In the cabinet
meetings.
Preparations are being made for a
wadding In Topeka at which the bride
Will wear bloomers. She Is an emanci-
pated woman, and will wear no evi-
dences of her recent thralldora to the
altar.
Twlre In I'lnre.
The old theory that lightning never
strikes twice In the snme place, or the
same object, Is stoutly refuted by Will-
lam Tusslck of West Chester, Pa. The
other night he had been in bed half an
hour when lightning struek his house,
ran down the wall on the Inside, pl< U.-d
him up and threw him out of bed to the
floor. It was no gentle hand which
use^ him thus, and It was some time
before he recovered from the shock.
Lightning seems determined to secure
Mr. Tusslck for a vletlin. About twenty
years ago he was* struek and knocked
Insensible by a bolt, but was ull right
again in a few days.
Shanghai (China) papers report a
ghastly incident at a recent execution-
Just at the moment of the execution
the victim s hands nervously grasped
the garment of the executioner and
held on after decapitation. Before the
grip could be looseued the executioner
died of fright.
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I next moment she returned with a litr
I tie, mutinous grimace of vexation.
! "My door is fastened," she ex-
plained.
"Fastened?" he repeated, in surprise.
"Ho you mean to say you are a pris-
oner in yourchambcr"
Dolores nodded.
' lira ml pa pa is often like that. I can
never tind the key, and yet he locks
fly
The rain fell in sudden showers on
villi
unconscious
1 ask the reason, he is very angry,
' Perhaps he fears you may
away," Arthur Cur/on suggested,
his cap ami shoulders, the wind swept , ,,o! 1 llave no Place to to-
toward hiin in boistrous gusts from '
time to time, and he was wholly in-
different* to both. The sea was
roughened by tossing surges, and of a
leaden tint, the sky was gray, while
the countryside had assumed the yel-
low hues of wet roads and drenched
gardens. The scene was ugly, and
even
and
Then there was silenco between
them, a mute ga/.e eloquent of all un-
spoken possibilities, that rendered the
brain of each a trifle giddy, and
caused tumultuous heart throbbings.
Space no longer divided them, and
they circled softly together amid the
roseate clouds of a boundless im-
agination to the measure ot divine
harmonies.
Jacob Deal try entered the gate.
Lieut Curzon turned to him, and in-
sisted on shaking hands, a ceremony to
which the old man submitted with
singular limpness. Then the visitor
repeated his invitation to the opf«ra on
i Thursday evening. Jacob Dealtry
listened without consent or refusal,his
i features remained vacant and ab-
| stracted, and he rubbed his fingers
i slowly together.
; ''Would you like a stone slab, with
my door on the other side at night. If a tolerably clear I'lnenician inscription
carved on it?" he inquired abruptly.
"Oh! Grandpapa! What can an
oflicer do with a tombstone on board
ship?" • cried Dolores, reproachfully,
answered,
pathos.
"Then he suspects that some lover
will carry you off, true Corsair
fashion."
Dolores .dimpled into smiles, and
rested her arms on the ledge of the
window.
dispiriting, robbed of sunlight I , "'''here's Bo danger of grandpapa's
a blue heaven, but the heart ,,t | osln^' «''he that,' she said demure-
If Trotil l<>d With Bore VCyea
Jackson's Indian I've Salve wih positively
cure them. 35c at all drug stores.
A Philadelphia oculist who has been
studying the human eye for 30 years
declares that all great men of the past
and present have or had blue or gray
eyes.
ALL OUT OF SORTS
Tired, weak and weary. If this Is your con-
dition, stop and think. You are a sufferer
from dynpcpAia and groat misery awaits you
If you do not cheek it now. Hood's Har-
saparilla is the fust medicine you can
take. It has peculiar power to tone and
strengthen tlio stomach. Remember
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the only true blood purltler prominently
In the public eye today, f I ; eix f..i f"> «
Perhaps • Sparrow l.ynrliinR.
A supposed evidence of Judgment an l
punishment anionic birds or else an
accident was supplied recently in an
English sparrow which hung suspended
by a string from the cornice of the
great north doorway of the main build-
ing of Qlrard College at Philadelphia.
The string was about a yard long, and
appeared twisted about the neck of tin* with a charmin
bird. Just before the event came off a
sort of sparrow convention was held,
as any number of them swept and cir-
cled about the place, chattering and act-
ing very noisily. This may have been
the session of the court, for the noise
was succeeded by a deep silence and
then the unlucky subject of attention
was swung over the line. Prefect Geo.
W. Price, who Is very much of a sci-
entist In his way, said the sparrow had
been hanged for some high crime known
only to birds, while Mr. Danenhour be«
Ueves it was a plain suicide.
the young officer rejoiced, lie stepped
along briskly and hummed the Swal- j
low waltz Had Dolores slept soundly
after that dream of dreams, dancing at
a real ball? Would she be glad to see [
him? How would the old man re- I
ceive him? The near future unfolded
before him clearly, as he rashly imag-
ined, composed of stolen in- j
terviews, engagements for the next \
day on shore, letters, and all the idle
ly. "The Corsairs do not want me,
either."
"Oh, Dolores! if I were a Corsair, I
would earrv you off in my arms to my
ship, and we would sail away to the
Happy Islands."
" The Happy Islands," she echoed,
half-dre uiiily. "Our Knight would
not permit it, for he guards the
Tower."
"Your Knight? My dear girl, who
and delicious dalliance of a love att'uir °" farth."™ ;vuu t«"<ing about no« ?"
and innocent young 1 bhe rolsed her "BKer with a warning
girl, whose dark eyes had opened wide
with astonishment when lie entered
the garden gate, with her grandfather
for the lirst time. He was prepared to *
develop a thirst for archaeology, and
Bh« Quit Then an<? There.
Mrs. Mary J. Nugent, of Shelbyvllle,
Ind., a washerwoman with a house fuli
of children, was the other morning no-
tified of the fact that she had been
granted a pension of $10 per month with
$3,000 arrearages. When the agent in-
formed Mrs. Nugent of her good luck
the old lady was standing over the
washtub, and without a word she
reached for the axe near by and
smashed the tub Into a thousand pieces,
after which she sent for her neighbor
to come and get her "dirty duds," stat-
ing that she was through washing for
other people.
gesture.
"Our Knight of Malta. Have yon
not seen his portrait on the wall?"
"Oh!" said the young man. relieved.
"And, you know, the grand duke
stock his cabin with headless idols, I "l"5}"5 to mu and 1 could
and terra cotta jugs, if neeessarv, in ""d"8Und him very well, although I
order to further propitiate .lacob Deal- s"'m«' ha™ forgotten all," she
try, and establish a footing of inti- I ln a tone of confidence,
macy in the house. "What did he talk about?" inter-
These meditations brought the young P"S0(1 the lieutenant, with a slight
an to the garden door in question. | ^rovvn-
"About Spain, the churches, the
pictures, and the ladies "
"Ah' the ladies," with a sarcastic
emphasis.
"Then I knew that the knight spoke
from the window.
"I should like the carved stone very
much, said Arthur Curzon, seriously.
"I could make a gift of it to the Hritish
museum when I return home."
"hli! lobe sure!" assented .lacob
Dealtry, with animation.
When the sailor walked back to the
town he reflected, with a certain ele-
ment of satisfaction. "on the circum-
stance of the grandfather's locking up
Dolores in the Watch Tower on the
occasion of hi s absence from home.
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Seven eases are recorded in England
during the present century where the
bride has been married to the best
man by the clergyman's mistake or the
groom's stupidity.
It Is so eany to remove corns « itIt lliuder-
A I'lllar of Fir® by Nl^ht.
A most wonderful cloud and light-
nlng effect was to be seen the other
night by the residents of Boston as they
looked toward the east. A huge pillar of
clouds stood almost still, as It seemed
for half an hour, and nearly inc^sant
l|htn|n| Illuminated It from v
The cloud seemed fairly alive with tire.
Now a quick glow lighted up the pillar
and set ln relief the layers of white
clouds that made up the large in « n.
Now a sudden flash of crooked light cut
the air, and disappearing as suddenly
• s It came, left the mass of vapor dull
and gray again. It seemed like an Im-
mense forge -the flames from the char-
coal fire, thrown aloft by a sudl-n
brsath from the bellows, cast a lurid
glare throughout the smoky shop.
The Truat After No-To-llae.
Chiuago Special —Reported here t.-dny that a
large suiu of money had been ofTi-rcl (<>r the fa
■OUS tobacco hal.it euro called N«>-To-Bao, l>y a
tyndii-ato who wanli'tl to take it olT tin- maik.'t
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habit or refund munev.
price No-To-Bac's uo.
•very lUiiKgist iii Amen
guarantee to cure tolin.
•'1 wonder why our miniMter doesn't
preach gospel now and then?" ''Oh,
he hates notoriety."—Detroit T'rlbuue.
Fresh Guest—What makes those
chairs look so worn and discouraged, 1
wonder?
Proprietor—Guess you would, if you
had been sat on an much at they have.
—Boston Courier.
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man to the garden door in (jucstion.
lie rapped on the panel There was
no sound of movement within the en-
closure. He repeated the knocking,
for their was no bell on the premises.
Florio uttered a shrill bark in the in-
terior of the tower. The visitor to me j" Spanish in my dream," said
waited with a sinile on his lip, and '',e ^'r' "\ou see. he must have
eager expectation in his eye. Dolores °ne of the Spanish knights."
must have heard the summons, and! 1 he sailor sighed.
would hasten to open the gate, uc- "Am I not even to shake hands with
com pan ied by her faithful dog. Lieut. | you this morning, dear Dolores'.*" he
Curzon felt a sentiment of affection 'lemaiided, tenderly. "1 could climb
for tho little animal awaken iu his UP to you with the aid of a rope or a
breast for announcing so promptly his ,,t-n°h."
arrival. | 1 could jump to the ground," j
No light footstep approached the supplemented Dolores, merrily,
boundary and the succeeding still- ( 'We might have made a turn of the
ness seemed to denote complete deser- Swallow wait/, together around the
tion. j garden," he said, regretfully.
The sanguine countenance of the I "Yes."
young man lengthened. Apprehen "mv pretty she was up there in the
sion seized him. His sensibilities i window, just beyond reach, and how
being highly wrought by a new and tantiiizing!
absorbing life interest, and therefore • have brought you some sweets. !
prone to swift extremes, a fear of pan y° eatcli the package? Well
some accident or misfortune smote done, little girl! That is not all. How
him. He pushed the sunken door I would you like to go to the opera on
vigorously, and some slight obstruc- ! Thursday night, when a now singer is |
to make her debut?"
"Oh!" exclaimed Dolores, while the I
color iu her cheek ebbed and flowed j
Vapidly.
She had caught I he package
of sweets, but paused before
| unfolding the paper. The good
age of the fairy tales had surely re- !
turned to the earth. Supreme delight
1 of I er imagination! To be present at j
the debut of the Signorina (Jiulia
j Melita seemed the very summit of
; happiness to the girl at the moment.
| "(irandpa will not like it," she
added, with a sigh.
''He shall like it," said Lieut Cur-
zon, resolutely. "I will order the
idols of the twelve children of the sun
of him, with or without heads."
Ilovv good you are!"
Dolores sighed again, and opened
the paper, which contained an almond
confection, more or less tough of tex-
ture, and itsipid iu flavor, and closely
related to the Mediaeval honev paste,
the torone of Cremona, and the turon,
fabricated in the half-Moorish town
of Alicante from Saracenic recipes, to
be eaten with the Christmas turkey at
llarccl Iona.
"It must be nice to be a singer,
and wear lovely dresses, and have
Mr. lirown's pockets full of fresh
gloves," mused Dolores, nibbling
the delicacy with sharp, white
teeth. "She was very kind to
me in the dressing-room at
the ball. Oh! how 1 should like to
hear her sing!"
"Heware of the glamour of the stage,
Dolores,"
"Will you have a piece of the paste'.'
It is so delicious," proffering a morsel
of the delicacy, coaxingly.
"No, thanks. I am not fond of
sugar," said lhe masculine votary of
tobacco.
She git need over her shoulder into*
the chamber, darted back, ami reap-
peared with a small, golden orange in
her lingers.
"I have nothing else," she said,
j tion of fastening yielded to the blow.
! Then he entered the enclosure and
gazed about him. The aspect of
melancholy desertion of the Watch
Tower struck him forcibly, and re-
curred to his mind on a subsequent oc-
casion. The grey sky lowered above
the structure, forming a lifting back-
ground for the dilapidated masonry,
which was furrowed and stained by
the storms of many yeara The very
garden, borrowing a sombre shadow
from the temper of the day, appeared
unusually unkempt and dishevelled.
Moisture hung on the tcudrills of
vines, and dripped froin the twigs of
the trees, like human tears. The
water in the fountain was stagnant
opaque, and of a greenish-yellow
hue.
"\Y hat a dreary hole!" thought the
intruder, with involuntary repug-
nance.
How had Dolores thriven amidst such
surroundings? Unconsciously he made
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Brings comfort and improvement nix!
tend* to personal enjoyment when
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less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best product* to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced iu the
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Byrup of Figs is for sab* by all drup-
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IIK KXCI.AIMED.
comparison between the maiden and
a cactus flower, blooming in rich,
scarlet tints amidst the gnarled and
spiked branches of a plant on the wall
as he traverr -d the narrow path to the
door He tried to open the portal,and with graceful depreciation. "If you
Florio again barked shrilly in the halL would be so good as to accept it I
I he door was looked. Ho Unocked gathered it this morning."
and shook the knob of the handle. He received tho gift in his out-
A w indow was slowly opened above, stretched lytmls.
and the head of Dolores thrust forth, ''Perhaps grandpapa was vexed he-
ller hair was in disorder, clinging in cause 1 climbed on the chuir, and told
little curls about her forehead and
temples, and her eyes heavy. She
yawned with the aspect of rosy con-
tentment of a baby. She uttered it
drowsy exclamation, resembl'.nga coo,
on recognizing the visitor.
•■Good morning," said the oflicer
removing his cap, and stepping l
the knight about tho ball, and the
prince who spoke Spanish." continued
Dolores 'Can he have locked tho
door for that reason? '
"I do not understand his motive for
locking the door. Dolores, I have so
many things to toll you, and now I
pace, the better to devour her with his must run an ay to the ship,
gaze.
"Hood morning," replied Dolores,
stifling a second yawn
"Lazy girl!" he exclaimed, laughing.
"You have been asleep. You are not
yet awake."
"1 was so sleepy after breakfast,"
she admitted, smiling. "What is the
matter with Florio? Do you not find
grandpapa in the garden?"
"No The entire place seems to be
deserted."
"Perhaps he lias gone to the town
while 1 was asleep Wait, and I will
come down stairs. "
.'sho passed her bauds over her small
head to smooth the tangled hair, ami
withdrew from the casement. The
She gave him a roguish glance be-
neath her long eyelashes.
"You cruel girl! You are laughing
at me," he exclaimed, ruefully. "I
believe you arc glad to In? a prisoner
so that 1 cannot reach you.'*
' Perhaps," she said, with bewitch-
ing gravity.
"Ah, 1 slmuld know how to punish
you for your naughtiness if ] could
gsiu your side. I fear I might kiss
yon "
"Would you?" with dimpling smiles.
"Dolores, do you love in«?"
"1 think so How am I to helplov-
ing you a little?" Tho moisture of
unshed tears softeued the luster of the
dark eyes
"INSISTKD ON 8IIAKI N(i If AM S.
The place was suited to such Ori-
ental espionage of the female
members of a family. Possibly the
precaution was an ev'dener of his af-
fection and care for his grandchild.
Was lie not wise to thus protect her
from the intrusiou of ruthless man-
kind?
lie opened the orange and ate it wit h
rare enjoyment. The spicy fragrance
of the golden rind, the luscious sweet-
ness and richness of flavor of the ripe
pulp, seemed to him refreshing, in-
comparable. He had partaken of
strange and tropical fruits in all por-
tions of the world, yet none, like this
tiny ball, which bad garnered and
transmuted sunshine to its own uses
in the neglected garden of .lacob Deal-
try. In the aromatic sceutof the outer
peel he inhaled the perfume of Dolo-
res' beauty, and in the musky fruit he
already tasted her caresses.
He flung away the rind. The next
time they met he would surely win
from the pouting, red lips a kiss. He
looked no further in advance on the
path of life than that
(TO BR CONTINUKD.)
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j either with the brazing iron or blow-
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tin 000, copper 100, bismuth 2 to .1,
melting poinl 3.* 0 to -l.' 0 degrees. The
first three do not color aluminum, and
can be used for ornamental and artis-
tic objects. The next two are yellow-
ish in color, but have tho advantage of
higher melting point and greater
strength and hardness. The last alloy
named can be made to assume any tint
of yellow by varying the proportion
of copper, and is therefore suitable for
soltiering aluminum bron/.es. The
proportion of bismuth is, of course,
adjusted so as to keep the melting
point suitable for the use of the braz-
ing iron.
An Otlil I'rlck-
MWomen play odd tricks on one
another sometimes," said a lady of
fashion, "but the queerest 1 ever heard
of was perpetrated by one social lead-
er in a western city upon another, fr
They were rivals and hated each other ' fr
accordingly, though outwardly they
preserved the semblancc of pleas- I
ant relations. Every chance that
either got to give a dig at
the other was eagerly sci/.ed. Hut the !
final and most effective stroke, after
w hich no calls were exchanged, was
delivered by Mrs. L. She sent out
cards for a grand entertainment and
then took pains to find out what
Mrs. F., her competitor, was going to
wear. A gorgeous pink brocaded
satin was the material of Mrs.
IVs gown, it was ascertained.
Accordingly, Mrs. U, whose
husband was in tho dry goods busi-
ness. obtained several hundred yards
nf the same identical stulT and draped
the walls of all the rooms on tho
lower floor of her house with it. You !
may imagine the feelings of Mrs. F.
on arriving in her superb new frock, ;
which she cvpcctcd to make a sensa* j
tion. Naturally she ordoretl a carriage
and drove away in tears."
The melon itself is not spared. At* J
ropcoitine or a/.o-orange is introduced j
into the iuterlor by means of a tube,
and care is taken to atld a little essence
of melon.
Apples and pears come in the
and pretty vai ieties of tlieni
tamed by meaus of uniline
w hieh attack tho flesh as well
epidermis
At a recent dinner Dr. Villon <
his guests some pears whose
seemed to l>e intact, but which iuter- 1
nally exhibited the colors of the
French flag. The blue was obtained
with Victoria blue and the red with a
mixture of rhodamine and azo-rcd >
' Ransom —Women
fashion.
Ramson—Yes; and they love, b«*nor
and obey it, too.—Tit-Hits.
The Sultan of Turkey has given $200
towards the New York free ice fund
during the hoi summer months.
"I guess that young man who called
to see you had rather a rough time of
it in camp," caid Ethel's mother.
"Yes," was the reply, "I'm sure ho
had. He hasn't had a chance to get
shaved for over a week."—Washington
Post.
Though tho Prince of Wales and
most of the royal family arc martyrs
to indigestion, Queen Victoria has
never suffered from dyspepsia She
attribu'es this to her eating little, but
oft n, and to her taking whisky at
mca s. She drinks it clear, without
water.
A Fnrftlom Visitor.
"See yat 'ittle boy over zare?" said
Mabel. "Yat's my "Ittle buzzer, an' his
name is Nat."
"Indeed?" said the visitor. "Well, 1
think gnat la a very good name for a
buzzer."
rat's T*rl«lo ana rati
"Dennis," said a minister to a new
member of his flock, "I am told that you
were seen lighting last night."
"Oi was, your honor, and Its sorry 01
ain for It, notwlthstandln* the Insultin"
sp;ilp«en lilt me a shlap on the cheek."
"li'Jt don't you remember the text of
my last Sunday's sermon, Dennis? 'If
a man smite thee on one cheek turn to
him the other also.' "
"Oi remlmbered It well, an' thought
to nieself 'twas an illegant chance to
show the sinner how good a saint OI
was, for he hit me an alsy tap; but when
Oi turned the other cheek, as meek as
yes plaze, he shtruck mo sich a mur-
therin' swipe that 01 lost me patience
entolrely. 'The devil fly away wld the
villain that would tempt a converted
Christian,' OI yelled, 'and make the
commands of the Uible of none effect!"
an' OI paid him back in his coin wid In-
terest thrown in."
Tickling tli« llahj.
Askins -Goodgracious, Kidder! IIow
came you by that fearful cold?
Kidder—My wife leaves the window
wide open every night when the baby
is wakeful and allows tho wind to
blow on mo because it amuses the
baby to hear me cough.—Truth.
are wedded to' M'88 Mary Cary Thomas has been
nominated for cne of the aluinni trus-
tees of Cornell Univorsity. She is the
first woman to be so honored in any,
of the great universities.
"Our first impressions most readily
slip our memories," said tho teacher.
"Oh, I Know why," shouted Johuny.
"Well, why?" "Our first impressions
are slippers."—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A man who can draw good cuts for
your ada can draw good trade to your
storak
(itotlliiK i*.
"Fact is," said the one man, "I mar-
ried because I was lonely an much as
for any other reason. To put it terse*
ly, I married for sympathy."
"Well,' said tho other man, "yon
have mine."—Indianapolis Journal.
Accldcutnl Burr a* in,
Alkali Ike—So you are from Eng-
land?
Briton (touring in Oklahoma)—Yalis,
my dealt fellah, Hi ham.
Alkali Ike- I I'm! What did you do
iu England that you had to leave
thai? New York World.
Pttt'H Defence.
An Irishman was on trial for commit-
ting a burglary, and had conducted his
own case. The evidence against him
was strong, and the Judge, after sum-
ming up, remarked, while looking at
the prisoner, that he could detect th
rascal and vidian In his face. "HolA
there!" shouted the prisoner. "I ob.
Ject; that is a personal reflection."
Kill Him Wliero He I*.
Charlotte Cushman, a celebrated ae-
tress, was filling an engagement at the
operahouse In B . A man In the gal-
lery created such a disturbance that it
seriously impeded the progress of the
play, and finully brought it to a stand-
still. Immediately the audience, furlouf
with anger, cried: "Throw him ovexJ
Throw him over!"
Miss Cushman stepped to the edge of
the footlights, and ln a sweet and gen-
tle voice exclaimed: "No, I pray you,
don't throw him over. I beg of you,
dear friends, don't throw him over, but
kill him where he is!"
With a populat ion not much over
half that of London, New York ( ity
proper consumes daily 1811,C00,000 gal-
lons of water, against 190,000,000 for
London.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Itfiiurrectinn I)ny 1'oscr. | I.oiit a Hrother'i An lien.
One of the strangest coffins ever told ! A novel claim Is being made upon one
of Is that for which the British war de- of tho great French railway companies,
partment is said to be responsible. A gentleman, who came to Paris to
The story Is that a workman engaged In j have the body of his deceased brother
casting metal for the manufacture of cremated at the crematorium at Pere
ordnance at the Woolwich Arsenal lost Lachaise cemetery, took the ashes
his balance and f> 11 into a cauldron con- away in a handbag, and, previous to
taining twelve tons of molten steel. The setting out on his return Journey to his
metal was at white heat, and the man home ln the country, deposited the bag
was utterly consumed in less time than at the "conslgne," or cloakroom, of the
It takes to tell It. The war d partment railway station. When he came back
authorities held a conference, and de- ' to claim it it had gone. Someone had
dded not to profane the dead body by ; come and claimed a bag and it had
uMng the metal In the manufacture of been given up, probably by mistake.
ordnance, and that mass of metal wa3
actually burled and a Church of Eng- i
land clergyman read the service for the
dead over it.
Don't Gvl S«ar« «l
if you should lietir that iu some jjlnco to which yon
• re going malaria is prevalent. To thu air poison i
which produces chills and fever, bilious remittent
nud dumb iwota there is a safe and thorough Snti* |
dole and prevent ve, ti/ II.'."tetter's Stoma*h I
remedy (< r bilionsncHS, constipation, dyspepsia,
rhi iiinutic and kidney trouble, nervousness and ;
UrtiMty
Understanding tho spirit of our in-
stitutions t > aim ut the elevation of |
men, 1 am opposed to whatever .tends j
to degrade them.—Lincoln.
Inquiries were Instituted, but the miss-
ing bag could not be discovered. The
gentleman has therefore brought action
to recover damages for the loss he has
sustained, and the Judges will be called
upon to decide what Is the money value
of a brother's ashes.
Piso's Cure i* a wonderful cough medi-
< in.' Mrs. W. Pi« kkut, Van Siclen and
Blake Aves., Brooklyn, N. Y , Oct. 20, '! t.
Popular rights are those that are
coming our way. (ialveston News.
I. «• m it li (llyrerlns
< uifa Chai>i>.Hl lUnds
i. Clark Co., N. liavoo, Ct.
liegeman
and
Id ho
Tho United States produced in 1890
vo-flfthsof all the silver mined in the
ir in. iiniir la « iii# k Tffis
Hesur* ami u.-« cnuoi<i and well-tried rained?, Mrs. try being Mexico, with a product of
Wii su WsSOOTHiNO Uruve for Children Teething. I $50,000,000.
"Do you go to church to hear the
sermon or the music, Maude?" "I go I
for the hiins," said Maude.
IIALL'S CAT AII11II CURE is a liquid
and is taken internally, hold by I)ru^-
Ki>ts, 75c.
Stockholm has tho largest death roll
from alcoholism of any city in the
world. Ninety in one thousand die
from the excessive use of intoxicants.
Ner
I r. I* line's TJrr.it
I I • III M ,|,l \ s
n.l SUt I . I I " 11. Ti. . Vi
,M1 At > I. St.,l'liiia.,i'a
The prin
r ha bits
om 30 to
om "1 or
it*fttnp|>rdfreel
rer. NoKllsaft
<■>.. Treatiseun.I
nUlubr.it
ue of life in a man of regit*
aud bound constitution is
... years of age; of a woman
'.'5 to about 40 years of age.
fn 1880 the I'nitcd States produced
$3'.',845,000 of gold. Of this total, a
little over two-iifths came from Cali-
fornia, which is still the principal
yold producing state.
Dr. pierce's
Golden Tledical
discovery
Cures Ninety-eight per cent, of all
eases of Consumption, In all Its
Earlier Stages.
Although by many believed to be incura-
ble, then- is the evidence of hundreds of
living witnesses t< the fact that, in all its
earlier stages, consumption is a cut able
disease. Not every case, but a large per-
cental*? of cases, and we believe, fully qS
pf' ""!- aTe cured by I)r. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, even after the disease
has pto^i. d far to induce repeated
oleedmj:-! from the lungs, severe lingeting
couRh with copious expectoration (includ-
ing tutu t.ulat matter), great loss uf tlesb
and extreme emaciation and weakness.
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