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f A few months ago a traveling tralee
jan named Woods, who was a gueet
if the Boody house in thin city, was
2tting upon the sofa in his room,
iborbel in reflection. While care
wy running his hand behind the
upholstery in the sofa he felt a small
2ager ring which he drew
3orth and discovered to be a gold
&iger ring with a diamond setting.
He naturally began wondering how
the little treasure found its way into
o remote a place, and after considera
ble thinking came to the conclusion
that it had been hidden intentionally
or that it had slipped from a finger
of the owner evidently a lady, for
It was a lady's ring while she had
thoughtlessly been toying with the
opholstery.
He found nothing that would lead
to the indentity of the owner, and
upon inquiry no one was iound who
knew anything of it.
The next morning Mr Woods was
preparing his toilet, when he noticed
the letters "M. C. F.," and the date
"Sept. 17," delicately cut in the mir
ror. He thought nothing of it at the
time, but shortly afterward the idea
entered his mind that the initials
might possibly be those of the owner
of the ring he had found. He de
termined to investigate the romance.
From the clerk he obtained the
register for Inst September, and
looked, through the lint of names for
one the initials of which M. C. F.
Nothing satisfactory was found. He
asked for the register of the Septem
ber previous, and under the date of
Sept. 16, he saw the name, in a lady's
handwriting, "Miss May C. Fowler,
Madison, Wis.," and she was as
signed to room 45, the very one he
had occupied.
Then he was certain that this
young lady was the same who had
engraved her initials on the mirror.
The doubt still remained if she was
the owner of the ring he had found.
His first intention was to address a
letter to the Jndy named, but as he
was going to Chicago and Milwaukee
he concluded to run over to Madison
nnd investigate in person.
He did so. From the city directory
he scl(x!ted the address of Russell M.
Fowler, attorney-at-lnw.
He presented himself at the resi
dence and asked if Miss May Fowler
was at home. He received an af
firmative reply, and was ushered in
to a room where the young lady was
sitting with her father.
Woods introduced himself and
asked Miss Fowler if she ever lost a
diamond ring. After hesitating a
moment she said:
"Yes, sir. I lost one two years ago
on a visit east. I don't know where,
though.''
" ere you ever in Toledo, 0?"
"Yes. I stopped there over night
while on my trip, and waited for the
next evening for papa. You remem
ber, don't you, father?"
"Quite well," the lawyer replied.
"Where did you stop?" asked
Woods.
"I don't remember the name of the
hotel, but it was in the center of the
city."
Mr. Fowler, then eyed him suspi
ciously, and asked why he was so in
quisitive. The drummer replied by handing
the young lady the ring, and asking
if it was hers.
"Oh, the very same," was the reply.
"Where did you get it, Mr. Woods?"
Woods related the circumstances as
recorded above, and concluded with
the remark that he hoped Miss Fowler
found as much pleasure in obtaining
the ring as he had derived in follow
ing the little mystery.
Mr. Fowler gave himself up to a
hearty laugh, at the same time
thanking Woods for his kindness.
Woods was invited to remain for
dinner, and he did so. He made him
self very agreeable and was cordially
invited to call again.
About three weeks later he found
himself in Madison again on his re
turn trip from the west. He was wall
received by the Fowlers, und intro
duced by them to some of the best
people in Madison. It was nearly
three months before his next trip in
that vicinity, and he was surprised
at the anxiety he seemed to feel to
accept the invitation he had received
to present himself at the Fowler
mansion.
But what, io the necessity of saying
anything more? It was the most
aatural thing in the world for the
young people to fall in love with so
romantic an introduction. A nd they
iid.
And to-day Miss Fowler's name is
changed to Mrs. Greene Woods,
-Toledo Blade.
ftlng-ular Fatalities,
It was some years ago that four
trusted and popular employes of a
certain well known firm here pulled
out and started in business for them
selves in the same line. For a time
everything wentalong smoothly,and
the ordors rolled in from their old
customers. Then the head of the
firm went east on business, and a
week or so later the startling news
came that he had fallen into the ma
chinery of a mill and had been
crushed to death. It was not many
months later that the junior member
of the firm went awny, und while
traveling he was killed in u railroad
accident. Then the third member of
the firm went away, and while travel
ing he was killed in a, railroad acci
dent. Then the third member of the
quartet was ' myteriously murdered,
and now the surviving member is
wondering If nn untimely death is to
be his lot. It was a singular succes-
jiion of fatalities. Chicago Herald
Bratfcar Jaaatlsaa.
The origin of this term, as applied to
th United States, is as follows:
When General Washington, after
beinr appointed commander of the army
of the revolutionary war, went to Mas
saebnsets to organize it, he found a
great want of ammunition and other
means of defense; and on one occasion
it seemed that no means could be de
vised for the necessary safety. Jona
than Trnmbull, ibe elder, was then gov
ernor of the state of Connecticut; and
the general, placing the greatest reli
ance on his excellency's judgement, re
marked: "We must consult Brother
Jonathan on the subject" The general
did so and the governor was moat suc
cessful in supplying many of the wants
of the army; and thenceforward, when
diflicnlties arose and the army was
spread over the country, it became a
by-phrase, "We must consult Brother
Jonathan;" and the name has now be
come a designation for the whole conn
try, as John Bull has for England, Ex
change. A Little Boy's Prayer.
A bright, happy -faced little boy of 5
years, living in a pleasant village in
Connecticut, being at his wit's end for
amusement one dull, rainy Sunday,
spent many hours with Bridget in the
kitchen, watching the work done there
with peculiar interest and thonghtful
ness. At bedtime, after the usual "Now
1 lay me" and "Our Father," he asked
permission of mamma to say a little
prayer of his own, which being granted,
lie murmered: "O Lord! I've got
something awful to tell you about Brid
get. She's been sewing to-day and it's
Sunday." After this he composed him
self for sleep, but in a few minutes
mamma was recalled to find the little
fellow sitting up in bed, his face puck
ered into a wrinkle, with something like
a twinkle, however, in his eyes as he re
marked: "Mamma, I've got some more
to say." "Very well, dear, go on," said
mamma. "O Lord! I was fooling about
Bridget; she only sewed the turkey."
New York World.
Qualified.
During a conversation on a railway
train a well dressed old fellow became
interested in a young man.
"You ore just starting out in life I
suppose?" said the old fellow.
"Yes."
"Have you any idea as to what yon
intend to do?"
"None whatever."
"What would yon like to do?"
"1 don't know. 1 don't think that I
linvo any enieeial fitness for anything."
"Got no leaning toward any calling,
ch?"r
"None."
"Why, then, hnve you left home?"
"Weil, the truth is, I was bored. My
brothers and sisters are musicians, and
their playing annoyed me."
"You don't like music, then?"
"I despise it."
"Can you sing?"
"Not a note."
"Young man," said the old fellow,
speaking with emotion, "yon need' feel
no further anxiety concerning yonr fu
ture. I will give you a grand opportu
nity. I am the manager of an opera
company and I want you." Arkansaw
Traveler.
A For lime Tor Flick.
Indianapolis (Ind.) Sentinel, Jan. 13.
Happiness reigns in the family of Pe
ter Flick, living at 2,jO E. Morris street.
A reporter hearing that Mr. Flick had
struck it rich in the Louisiana State
Lottery, called upon him and found tho
report to be true.
"How much was the amount of your
prize?" the reporter asked.
"It was 5,000," Mr. Flick replied.
"I have been buying lottery tickets
for a year past, but did not have much
luck until I struck it. A couple of
weeks ago, I purchased a fortieth part
of ticket No. 68,744, which drew the sec
ond prize, $200,000. This, of course,
gave me $5,000."
"Have you received your money, Mr.
Flick?"
"Yesj indeed," Mr. Flick replied.
"As soon as I read the list of prizes, I
sent in my ticket and I received a check
for the amount within a week. Yes, I
have tho money in my own name now,
and am going to take a trip to mv old
home in Switzerland in the spring.''
Mr. Flick is a wood-carver in the em
ploy of Sander & Becker, on E. Wash
ington street, and has been living in
this country for eight years.
Class In Composition.
Teacher: "Now, children, I will give
three words boys, bees and bears and
I want you to oompose a sentence which
will include all three words."
Small boy: "I have it."
Teacher: "John McCarthy, you may
give us your sentence."
John McCarthy: "Boys bees bare
whin they goes in swimmin'."
The doublt-breasted vest, out ol the field
of fashion tor a long time, has come back
to it. .
There are several Swedish colonies on the
coast of Lower California.
H'hen ftabv tni tick, we pare her Caetorla,
When she ana A Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whfn she became M Iss, she clung to Castor!,
When the bad Children. she rare them Castorla,
' Hadn't Calicut on Vet,
Old lady (to grocer's boy) I see
you're solhn' off some of your goods be
low cot.
Bov Yes'm.
Old lady Well, how can you make
money on goods that you sell less'neost?
Boy I dun know, marin; I've only
bin in the grocery business a week. The
boss is in the back room; p'r'aps he can
tell you. Harper's Bazar.
A man who has practiced medicine for 40
years, ought to Know salt from SUfar;
read what he says:
Tolicdo, 0., .fan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. F. J. Cheney A Co Gentlemen:
1 have been in the general practice ot medi
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as I can Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufac
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would say in conclusion that I havs yet to
And a rass of Catarrh that I would not
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Office, 215 Summit St.
We will fe 1100 tor any case of Catarrh
that cannnot lie c ured with Hall's Catarrh
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The native-born Elephant bids fair to
rival the great imported Jumbo ia site and
weight; but it is pretty generally known
that nothing rivals the great remedy, Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrnp.
"What shall I do," the maiden cried.
"He will be here to-night and my hands
are chapped, and he will hold them."
"Calm yourself, dear," her mamma replied,
"we're a bottle of Salvation Oil."
Miss Amelia B. Edwards is finishings
tour of twenty lectures in Northern Eng
land and Scotland.
Southern KxmrslaaM at Half Fare.
On January 15th, 29th, February 12th,
and 26th, 1889, the Monon Route will sell
Land Kxcureion tickets at one fare for the
round trip to designated points in Ala
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sippi and Tennessee. Limit ot tickits 60
days from date of stamp. Stop-overs can
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Adams Express building, Chicago.
Prof. Bell, of telephone fame, has a
school for deaf mutes in Washington.
Gustav Dore left sonis 200 illustrations
to Shakespeare which will shortly be re
produced in a splendid edition.
The Thhoat. "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" act directly on the organs of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders of the throat.
A new volcano is reported from Tobaaco,
Mexico.
PILES, Itching or Bleeding, relieved and
permanently cured by Cole's arboll
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The United States has 700 railroads.
They employ 500,000 persons.
Trnljr but On Medicine.
Allen's Lung Balaam, a name familiar
and dear to thousands who have been
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which are truly wonderful. Those afflicted
phould not hesitate, but should go there
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A manual training school for colored
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s-nprmg waasas, muv l suaee. aa
araoa.aa.iU fort 140. faaetaaa. rnlaa i
awaraDHsia. kbss tini, ail.
box and deliver oa oars la Elkhart, fret .caarga,
autt a a ja nriirrin
fallllaaoc nMITIataUU
Oar Baraess are au Urn. 1 Oak
Utiw, wiagie.pis tasim
IJaht Daable. BiS Is 40.
84 Basra lihu. Cuttft. Free.
AddM r. pratt. sie'i.
ELKHART. INDIANA.
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RmOO PRIZES NISNEST I J .
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DM rn ever K. snr adTcrtlannrat b.frrr W.n lr aat, altaflnfa w. Sa mr bn.lnau an tha aalet, wa vaald Ilka to Mr I. jn rlfht sera, sefbr. rao arder
oar elaKaut .alaloKiM, that waaaabj all adds aaa af tha larraatand b.t.ippMl Haed Slara. la Amcrlaa, with aw twa aeraa Saw nam, with Patata aallars
of over wl.U00liu.aal. ear-aolty aad ..arTthlni flllad fr.m thaaallar a. lb. garret with lira North. rw Orawn Saedat Mat wc aperat., otatrol and awn
avar 6.000 acre, devoted aielo.lrel. la prluola, nlHf Salaar 8d. : that wa ara knaud on the Ml.dulppl Blear, laa thrleln city. with it D.S. all. aola,
with aver 70 dally freight train., with M dally aipreaa ear. roAhlac In every dlreotlea ; with express offlee. in oar own balldlnfs ta faellltau qalck .hlpment,
so wa are la .hape ta Oil all Tow arder. awa a ma a UIUITC Df)WIN7l I '0 IN PRIZES! Oraadeu Osu aver town, thl.
Sromntly. yea, in.lde of twestyfeM liaar.l UAIO 11111111 DUlllllls.N I ""t jo. .ay-hu (iva It oas trial and yo. II iy net
lALr StMMl KROtilH. In s White Oat. itrom straw, mat proof, F.itroraely Karly, wondrrrully proltSe-teaSna oa s DUou farm, ado hash, par
aero. No pratee I. Un atronf , and If all the farmer, af Amerlea would H. thi.eeed. they would d.ahlfl, jrea. attea treble thalr preasatyleid.. Ta Induce a
trial everywhere, we oSer for l.rte.t ylalda In IM. , In alltaea Prlaeal aeo taa uataiofoa aaantiti loos at ua yieias oar law euateeaer. had
Jaa. Slolt. Kort Wayne, lad..., to ha. par
Wnrrw Amt'nnr I ).K . BA 1 '
Pred. Blum, Roierllle. Mleh .... St
R. C. Allen, Tavlor Centre, Wy. SO
J. A. Mauea, Mlnden, la St
1. W. Young. SIM Mound, 111.. .10
Prank llartmaa. PonUac, III. ...100
Che.. Prettier, raatout, 111....
Carl New, Lee. Ill ..lm
n H. Slnkty. Taran City, Mleh. lit
0. Strafaaa, Willi. m.oan, Kaa.lll
H. W. Sou. Sank Centre, Mlna..lM
U. Uhlaann let
Gahl. Kitten. Minn 1M
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Grant R. Baxter, Homer. Mieh...iatb..
Theo. Sledeeel. Wheatland, Is. ..1ST
An. Brauhaner, DcnBleen, la,. ITS
Joba Velt, Sleepy Kye, Mia.. ...SOS
Hermaa Daerte. Jr., JopHa, Mo.211
B. Harrlnil.a, Mladera Ill
ftX?" aoad So. far a
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(thl. alna laoladaa
Wheal, Barley, aad
Osnu.
Bl m aft. 7 0-I.AHetT.aT STOCK la ANRMIOA. Cn.tomer. will Hal Imy nakatav,
rw I n I Waa grown Noes mvarlaMv ahead ar aar wthor. eewnaenwi iwsm,
Tlaaraa. sad tne. Oar aoeda (Ire tbe farmer on SPKIN8 WIIKAT In IlllneU, Iowa, Wl.eai,l., Nehraaka,
MI.oa.otn and n,kota. nnsaa t SaSLET, ar la7dhah.; JfKvf twtf n erappes in uiia ii..wa,
peraerai KNSII.AtlE COMN, nn.lo..d. par aerei MILLET II AT, ttaail LUCFKNE. t Ion. I
aaijtr.K'a ei i ka vki'S alia i ukpliixub.. sew a.s riotds
on vro'C crene
I par Teaeaanaveiaeniurpiuniins ustahll w w7a.a.aee
MA Pstra. EAKLIRaT VEtlETSBLE d
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l.asa I. oai Si eald In Petooaon PtaeTHiaahlsa.
paa la mrraaty. aomt I ea.M kr Baaaasattataad
l arala aaatpa ssd iwatvrwmfiiaaiovaepn.iiaaaa.
Lfc-frijei awtalnlag a newiwenas oaueeiion aanaraweaoAn
QT7Hi af riowar, Traelabl. aad Para Waa.B, aaTtaf
rTV Z JOHN A. SAIJUSR, 8ttOrowxr,
LA onoatE. WM.
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