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A MoaralKf Bride.
An African explorer, while on his
In the dark continent r.,-j
J the news of the death of his father
some time afterward he arrived iii
cr, -ccumpaniea ij a black bride
oueitnu," asked the candid
irieno, -inuucl you to marry a
v ,r cipiorer made answer
-D cavernous tones:
"X was m mourning." 'njrJ
V,..l .1 I- n
uUJ rveny, a iiirirty farmer In
Delaware County, X. V bad little faith
m banks, go he kept his savings,
.iiiouuvuijf io ..mj, m an old box,
among a mass of newspapers. The
Slice discovered his treasure. md
The frontage iinawed it Into particles so small that
( sol a piece large enough to be identi
: led was left
L,i This txia'ij
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jj-l skwiu c-i A
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Qf. l. Zwaulen, a
J ... Tnil livlriff on
1110".
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Inis ikjuiij
made
dedi-
,,-fllfDcy, Jnn wontr
rernor in tnici oi ins
of New l orlc ana
William liradford.
rai It UOeS "UK,
Lurting was -Mayor.
relies anu marncii
This is very snori.ine
.1 1.11a...
sejifinaicu uy u iwrs,
u only auuit a nine
:ay is awiut the same
illy naTk'esliuoarope-
,nc side wun ixces.
. . .1 1 a .
Jiini lirnauviay is iuo
to Itiiston, passing
ujo atl io" in m
iDtlic In-art of tnecity,
the river is IJuwlimr
farden. ana scaiicreu
lui of the old Dutch
.jo of which were, no
mind 'if Irvine when he
. .1 . ..i...- ir. i..... r.t
(hat strikes the eye of
;s the irregularity with
r is laid out. Tho lots
ipps ami sizes, anu in
;,e sheets are wide, ai
Wall street Is very
and liears no ind lea
fa rac it hiis since
lie nty then cotitaliicd
Nurth. South, East,
Ward, and Montgom
Kiiilit in the center of
i swamp with houses all
though it were to be left
! natural scenery.
kit are seen several of his
n-of-war, surrounded by
r craft
all made by a pen, as
eral portraits which the
Though the pictures
re good, thev look old.
are characteristic of the
J ih'ise days. Curves
are especially proniln
d landmarks and things
tn mention or not easily
the pen are contained on
of yellow parchment,
atted more than a hun-
y rears airo. The popu-
city at that ti'n- was
VW. Travel wa by
i a curious contrast is
h the tiiftroK)lis of to-
raiiriiads, bridges, and
almost two million in-
m ' sZ&rs w.i
hunt i.r in, kiMi.
put this bust of Dick-
tmall table by tuy b!d
I'tdrop it!" I recognized
Hie young mistress for
tJ'u say, Miss Kate?"
evident fright and con-
i"Oood Lawd: Miss Kate,
i Kit he portpjfraph took
'ile:' Must a been awful
1 reckon. Wlint, flat, vn
M Ilns! Oh. Lawdy,
i d in' say dat man bust-
VMiat fur? Oh, yu
'' o-a p .rtegraph a bus'
e'iats all licary well,
a been paler' n one o'
'inncn towels fo' dey'd
"i lookin like dat comes
lain't dis nlggah glad she
ft on no sitch lookin'
dat:"
niwys superior intellect
the occasion: ''Shct
(fah! Mi.-s Kate don
wasn't tuck till arte
1 What, he bus'. Miss
er, 1 reckon. Oh shaw
e VU ies a frwilin' now
an f tola me dat was
i film and him 'live and
t comes tcr? Is ruose
ialtimoah pale as dat?
niggah 'd tx; white nu
'ah. Dls chile wouldn'
like dat, shoah as yoh
eyes n whiskers 'n all
1'is chile rudder be a
hilc. shoah's yohbawn,
Ara Von Fatf
obesitv? Lawclythe
W large -U M
k lm ell.ncr ii.'-
r ""S;,. also all
tfiieo one has a
tiHr two things are
'Larr diet and physi-
mi .1.- 1.'
TV Hon IDC lliilJiuns
ustria perceived th-y,
V molded chin was lc-
of outline and her waist
she was horn lied, hlie
and took lona walks
i. "tl kinds of weather.
m!,mi of Italy, for the same
It U sealing mountains
iioti noted women did
I la humbler life are do-
omen, however, find it
physical exercise, than
ielTcs tho pleasures of
Tomcn arc especially
sweet puddings and
Nrcn the terrors of loss
auty often are not
lead them t give up
ace. To grow thin
rtant to deny one's
nd beverages which
to fatten, and there
n or women who will
tee the nldcrmanic,
and the waddling, ira-
Whose appearance of
icrcased hy the un De
lation of fat Hew
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aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of FigB is the
only remedy of its kind erer pro
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has been convicted and sentenced to
H months hard labor. Kider was
veteran of the American civil war and
had an excellent record up to the time
tii.it Ins crimes were discovered. He
received a remittance of a thousand
crowns, the proceeds of an estate in
Antenna, which he was reoiiested to
distribute to the heirs in Denmark
Instead of this, he pocketed it and was
arremeil In rotiseoueiice. J Ins tea to
an investigation of his otlicial acts,
discovered that ho had
been guilty of a number of forgeries,
emliejlemeiiLs and other acts reaching
hack for a number of years. It is the
lircf final utenthiit leads to a mans
downfall. It is the neglect of little
things that effect us through life. It is
taking a little cold, then takiug more,
that finally saps the vitality of the sys
tem When you take cold, do not (.e
lav ' remember that you are in danger,
(iet a bottle of Ileid's German t ough
and Kidney Cure and take it freely.
There is nothing in it that will injure
the mast delicate, but it will cure any
malady that arises irom a com ...
does it so completely, that the system
is much less liable to take cold the se
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cents, large size 50 cents.
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iu directed, insures salety to
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Uic KaiDoanlaitlr. Finn fnrci,iit,li.ntlf.n.Pli lc Hrart
MM. HmPla.NoNninio I'm n Very Siall.
Kmi.lMl,, u rawer.
Old Gentlenian-"Sir! What do you
mea, ,tf by embracing my daoghterr
I oung GenUeman--! only had her
uu u,t snouider. I saw h on tiie
wway with trailing dxess
"Well, air?"
1
...mug aress gathers up all the
perms of disease which may happen to
w ii io pavetnenl.
"What of that, sir?"
"She has another dress on now, and I
presume that she removed the other in
the usual way by raising it over the
head."
"What has
mater, sir?"
My coat
that to do with the
has been laid awav in
camphor all summer, and I was merely
disinfecting her hair.
Lady-"Why don't the railroads have
mechanical appliances for loading and
unloading trunks?''
Depot Myster-"Well. you see.
madam, lifting the trunks into the cars
doesn't hurt anything but the men, and
throwing them out doesn't hurt any
thing but the trunks."
I
TO BRACK VP 0
mjwm anar M Lav tidm
rirmii m n n i 4-. " I
tr hiiiM ij
Beata and rtrcngtb, and to
i omu and vigor
rt yon feel "run-down"
and uaed-up. tb bmt thmz
in Uw world is Dr. Pvrcai
Golden Medical DiacoTerr.
It promotea all to bodily
functions, rouses ertry or
P" into healthful action,
purifies and enriches tb
blood, and through it
cleanses, repairs, and lnvif--
ws um entire system.
Bcrtjfulous, Skin or Scalp Diseases, Dyspso
su Biliousness, and kindred ailmenta3.
Disco-very" D the only remedy that's
guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
you bare your money back.
Can yoo think of anything more conrlsc
lng than the promise that is made by the
proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy I
It is this: "If we can't cure your Catarrh,
we'll pay you $540 in cash.11
A AVU s. T"- "otalHa-t,
no um ia
dincovi.rvl in UiDgu, Vvbt
"'"!.' aaaraslM er Me
!. Kipon OtBe. UW HrMulwav, Hrw York
1 ruunfTrlulMr, I KKI, bi Msll. ml, In .
l&S Vuioiit..0inciMiikti.Ohtt
iola latrosTiaa to..
for Beakiab StwafMd. eDrakesrO.
owa,aiuriaeit,iajd aoa.i
hm iakiaroom SwTarala. before
he died. It was road 0f white oak,
with walnut trimmings, with a glass
pauaet ia front, through which the
face of the corpse could be seen. This
queer coffin enabled him to be buried
as if mated.
. WhoQjdQK-coorb, croop, sore-throat,
lnttoeMa, bfonchitia, Col and cough
are at once refaereel and nnairiv.i. a
permanently cured by Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrop, the incomparable remedy for all
pulmonary aud throat aflecUota.
At the recent Orental Conirreas in
London there was exhibited a collec
tion of tools used by workmen in build
ing the pyramids of EarvDt. Some of
them, notablv circular khvr anrt
9?
August
flower
' ' I have been afflicted with bilion
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admira
tion in which I hold it It has given
me a new lease of life, which before
was a burden. Its good qualities
and wonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
A s l ' i : i,
corundum-tipped drills, equal in dura- 1 Rabkeil Printer Humboldt K &
hi'.itv. effect!
vuuilh, aasa MUOUV UIIIOU
anything of the kind made today.
A steam-whistle which can be heard
twelve miles is the noisest thing in
Urownsburg, Ind.
3
Fun's Bemedr for Catarrh Is tha
Beat, Eaalest to Use, and Caeapest.
Bold by Ururelsts or sent bj mall.
50c. . T. Uazeltlae, Warren, ra.
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