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II I I Syrup"
j vw:, cmeune iiawley, was,
a with spitting blood, and she
" if ?e very much alarmed, fearing
Out dreaded disease, Consumption,
ane tried nearly all kinds of medi
onebut nothing did her any good.
Finally she took German Syrupand
he told me it did her more good
n anything she ever tried. It
vpi me blood, gave her strength
ad ease, and a good appetite. I
a it from her Avn line AT-.-
irom her own lins t
jury A. Stacey, Trumbull, Conu.
Honor to German Syrup. g
Every Month
women suffer from
oeruelln; tbty don't know
who lo confide la to get proper advice.
Boat confide la anybody bat try
Dradfield's
Fcaalo Regulator
SmcMo. lor MMFUL. pnorusc
' scur
I
IBook
sufie
CaSTY, SUPPRESSED aaa IIIESULAR
MENSTRUATION.
to "WOMAN" mailed free.
MAOFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Co.
Id hf all DraaaUta.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
I
aieuicai authority hns pronounced
John L. Sullivan to he sick with heart
t-.,ii 1 i - , 1
trouble and his death may occur at any ,
time. John says himself that lie has
crowded seventy-five years of life into
the last ten. "It is the pace that kills " j
I'eople-cannot live in a reckless manner !
If they would escape disease.
V.'iien i
m a
vanr llllM k HI mil UIIUI 1 1 !
developes into a grave matter but get a
bottle of Beid's German Cough
Kidney Cure and take it freely. If
your druggist doe not keep it write
your name ami address plainly on a
postal card and send it to the Sylvan
, Kernel' y Co, Peoria, 111., and we will
send you a trial bottle by mail, free, of
this great remedy. Mention the name
of this paper.
PROMPT, COOP WORK,
Mr, Willft F. Took, Caiiaioharie, N. V., writ' s: " Awoke rm?
morn it ir with excrut iatmj pjins in my shoulder. Tried various
reliefs for sudden pains without cfiect ; "went to my ollice ; the pain
t if came InsuiieraMt; ; went hoim- at u o'cluck ;ntl used ST.
JACOBS OIL ', cAVct magical, pain ceased, and :it i o'clock went
luvwrk; cure permanent. "
I.n n.E Ratht., Wis.
,. ,. My.wile suflrrpil nilli such imetmr ncuralgii- p.iin in llic fuce, nIic tlmuf lit she'
would di. bhe liatlied tier fate and head with ST Jr.rn rn and it un .1' her in
tour hours.
. BEWARE OF FRAUD.
liri ana lOHinr ijon
L'CjiLAH huiks. n
pric Btampd n bottom.
vrit
'III rln exelunlTO aale la afcoa dcalara
s leru waearaeaar
Mid erery where.
V II Mil
91 1 1 AiMfa
1 1 wm
aim y thj t
- If isrx W
3 ssy n:
1 k
f I tfiflXISTHEBirJe
aaaata Wrlre for eaialovue. Knat rar aalela rear place aeaa direct ta Factarr, atatlaa
Uaa elae and width waated. Poitage Free. W. L. DeB(lae Brockton, Mas.
ui;driiilriii(rIbjots,
C. WetKht, neatly boxed, 20 lbs. Xiiu.sand alruady In use.
at APS AND TOGIA
harnoa. Nosowlni
nr.
NTHAPfl BIUUI TO
'v ii luinot
bUcked and creased, ready tomakn up at home, at less than r nrlona,
HAVDaJWV HAJIIWABB,8nap, Burklrs, Loops. Hits, IUna
rMiiiMrw, niuue vuanu oiapica, imvuh,cu-.( bx a Dir reduction,
flltl C Cll tC rl oom, it 111 12, mid 15 els. J pair. Hame-
WWbhW atraps so eacn. iba perck. Hitch Straps.Unea,
ullera, Braattrana, etc, atromsporjdina: prloea. Many of these
Snnds can be aentcbnaply and safely by mail.
HOSIK IKON WORKER, ti flrstx-laaB kit of black
fmlth tooUs at a rrtce low enouah to suit the ulnwst buyer.
BOOTm OESINOI.DBRINO CASKET, erurythiiig-neonaaiT
lor meodtnr Tinware. Price, 5 cents. Every tlilrur mentioned
LoiwaW- Mara
annre u niu-fuaea. oompiete anannutif aL no mm Oatalec
AkbM WaavMU
by rrtnrn mall, fall
crlptlre clrcalan
of
MoODT-i iirurn
'aiLoa ititimi or ma osmaa.
JfetrfjMt In tlntr. Thmi. onlv. am th
nulMf AIMS OTiTIMI Invented anil
rapyrlfhledbyraor.D.W.MOODT. Be
ware of ImJlailons. Aay lady of ordi
nary Inlelllscnm can cully and qnlca
ly learn to cut and make any nrratnt,
In any style, to any meaaura, for ladlea,
men aadcblldren. Uarmenta guaran
teed toflt perfectly without trylncon.
Utnm atofeVV L CO. CI HCinik It .
i
rHi"iiiit o dead Miin eotti
I - a P mi, pack-.la.Wkl. lj.rCa.hloi... HTikwk-ni.
rave
rr.lIawn.uirww.-(. w rtt" p0"
Ceaeatapil'ea and people
who hare weak lunn or Aith
ma, should una I'iao'sCare for
Coni-uiptlon. It hat eared
taeaeaada. It has not Injur
ed one. It is not bad to take.
i. It too beeteougaarrup.
old ererrwDent.
MaJa aflaaSlek.
Old Lady "Don't you ever fel sick
going up and down iu this elevator all
day ?"
Elevator B07 "Yes'm."
Is it Urn motion of going down?"
-Xo'm.''
"The motion of going up."
"Nora."
"The stopping?''
".Win."
"What is it I lien?"
"The questions."
The Most Pleasant Way
Of preventing the grippe, colds, head
aches, and fever is to use the liquid
iaxative remedy Syrup of Tigs, when
ever the system needs a if en tie. yet
affective cleansing, lo be benefited
one must eet the true remedy manu
lattuieu by the California Fig Syrup
o only. 1- or sale bv all druggists in
ij"e. and fl bottles.
II o A to Tell.
lie -You can always tell when
wiv;in has told all she knows about a
piece wf neighborhood gossip.
Slip How?
He She concludes with, "i should be
glad to tell you all about it, but mylips
are suited
Good poeple never love bad company
Henry r.Hke, who died recently at
N-hiiylerville, N. Y., ranked or one of
the smallest men in the world. His
aye was 37 years, he weighed 60 pounds,
ami Ins height was 40 inches.
IMPORTANT TO FLESHY PEOPLE
Wh IiUVM IWitii-iaiH Q nunc ar-ti,.1 In 4 Was
1 Bosum Giohe 011 reducing weight at a
copy to lietina Circulating Library, 38
K. Washington Street, Chicago, IIL
' Little. Jo'.iiuiie "Do cats like fruit
cake?"
Little Jick-"N"o."
"Do rats and mice?"
'So. Why:"
Aotiun: only there s some in our
closet at home, where I can reach it
1 Wlsh pata or ri,,s ,,r something liked
f r II it CHK4
I Tea of excellent flavor, and of
I finality erjiial to some of the higher
'grades in China, is cultivated by Mrs.
i Increase Summer, of Starke, Florida.
She raises three crops a year.
D E. FORISTALL. M. D.,
ami Ki i- Specialist, York, Xeb'r,
Km
1 here are far more evictions in New
York city than in the whole of Ireland
Inlx'.iO'hc evictions in this city num
bered SI. v.i.,; ii, mlund, during the
same period. I hey were a little over
5.1 kid.
CARL SCHEIBE.
M 17. L. DOUGLAS
GENTLEMEN.
A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf,
seamless, smooth inaide, more comfortable,
stylish and durable than any other shoe ever
soia at tne price, i, very style. Equals custom
made shoes costing from $ 4 to $$.
The following- are of the ' inic high standard of
merit:
$4.00 and $.eo Fine Calf. Hand -Sewed.
aj.50 Folice, Farmers and lvetterarriera.
j.go, 2.i5 and i.oo tor Working Men. ,
J.oo and $1.78 for Y .v.tli3 and Boys.
93.00 Hand-Sewed, l FOR
150 and j.oo rv.n;ola, t LADIES.
.7S for Miss-
XT IS A. BCiTT yon ow vonraalf
w n ui oo Taioa lor yorji
money. Boonomlsa tn your
wMiwr uj paxonaauic w.
1. 1 aglaa Shoaa, whloh
lapicant tba baat Tain
at ma pnoaa aavartlaa
3 tnooaanoa aan toa-
uir. 00 yon waar
ani maeral aiercaaaia where I kaTe na
. -uiu,- iHPUMnin 'V um
Do Your Own Repairing
Bv tisIruT Rootfa Howaehnld KepalrlUE Outfit tor half-fioffrja
PbomandHnliFx - rs. Any one can use IU Price
for making' and repairing, ail Drtnctnal Darts
nimtite an A H fl with imp nlntt.. ri vta
H1KB lP.any lunirthorwldta yonwant.
ffOQT BROS.. MEDINA. OHIO.
GOOD
BOOK on
csh find a first class location by ad
dressing -
NEBRASKA NEWSPAPER UOION,
YORK, NKHR.
WORTH
If Send at
UP.R.R.,1
DOUBLK THK MONIV.
at once to Jon Beiutias, O. T. a. C. Ft.
. Chlrajro. 111., and nml. mmIw. nlt
e allekeet deck of earda you ever handled. raVie
KM CENTS pw paok. la stamps or oMa.
PARLY RISERS
LHD Wltta Little! Karljr itTaers,
the Famous Little Pll Is for CunMlmtion.ftlck Tfead
aoaa.Dyspepala.NoKaasea.KoPaln.rery Small.
K. Hf. V. Ko. m 3 Tork, Neb.
vhicn tntrroio to adtcrtiskbs,
ilt-fi ptt"' "w ssa
Cured cough left after lung fever,
with two bottles. Mrs. Lizzie JJurns.
Jiarclay, Sangamon Co.. IiL, writes a
follows: "i think lr. Hull's Cough
Syrup is truly an excellent remedy ior
coughs left from lung fever, as two
bottles entirely cured my daughter."
Washington News: "Did yo
enjoy yourself in the country, Johnny ?
1011 net, and the funniest thing 1 su
was the lured man nnmiikimr the
cows.
JSew postoffices to the number o
4,105 have been established ' in tin-
United States during the past vear
This country now has 67,119 postoflices
Wife, to her husband I sav, my dear
how badly the tailor has put this but
ton on your waistcoat! This is the
fifth time I have had to sew it on agaii
ItorGH. Wintry. t'irAvfiiJtRr.i
Weatheu, produces Catarrhs, Coughs,
xsisuruera 01 me LUMPS, etc wnlcl
jayues r.xpectorant promptly cures n
laiuiiuny administered.
T 1 . . . ,
xtucuesior jremocrai: J he reason
the piano is such a sympalheiic in
strument is because it is gie.ui
touched every time it is touched.
Indianapolis Journal: "isn't von
husband going to Florida or hi
health this winter r""o. 1 piirsu;t;l -him
to invest the moiiey in iiistiianc.
on his life."
Just three tenths of a second is u,t
iimu icijuireu ior a signal to Jl.ls
inrougli the Atlantic cable, a distant--of
2,700 miles.
x miaueipuia jtecora: A recent
1l.:i..ii.: . .
novel says of one the characters: "He
was as gaudy as a red man with the
blues."
!):.. ,i t .
iiugiiaiuuiu jeauer: wnen a man
has a boil he is in a position to keep
his family iu hot water.
Throat Diseases commence with
U)la, Uough, or over-fatiguing the
voice. These symptoms (which if
neglected, often result in a chron c
trouuie 01 tne throat) are allayed by
the usuof "if mum's Bronchial Troches"
Somerville Journal: The first
electrical storage battery is believed to
have been the ordinary tabby cat.
Atchison Globe: There are so many
things to make a man tired that he
never feels more than half well.
Disease is unnatural and is but the
proof thai we are abusing Nature. It
is claimed that (iarlield Tea, a simple
herb remedy, he'us Nature to overcome
this abuse.
For a wager, Sain Lawrence, of
Tonesboro', Teim., drank six beer-
glasses of whisky. He soon after fell
in a fit, and died.
Labor troubles are often cause bv
men who are trying to make a livitn
without work.
There is no sweeter music in
heaven
from a
than the song that goes up
grateful heart.
The man who borrows trouble :
ways has to pay big interest.
A man with
a prejudice is a man
with a chain. -
Emin Tasha ha3 been killed again:
this time by Manyemi savages, near
the Ituti river.
.a. lunerai recently took place in an
English town which the mourners
attended on bicycles.
I.IKE A THIEF IX
THE NIGHT, Con
sumption comes. A
slight cold, with yonr
system in tne seroiui-
,ous condition that's
caused by impure blood.
is enough to fasten
. upon you. That is the
time when neglect and
delay are full of danger.
Consumption is i.une
prevent it, and vou can
cur it, if you haven't waited too lone, with
Mr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. That
is the most potent blood-cleanser, strength
restorer, and flesh-builder that's known to
medical science. For every disease that has
to De reac-nea tnroueb the blood, lute (Jon
Humption, for Scrofula in all its forms, Weak
Luncs. Bronchitis. Asthma, and all severe.
lingering Coughs, it is the only guaranteed
remedy, if it doesn't benefit or cure, you
nave your money back.
The proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy know that their medicine perfectly
and permanently cures Catarrh, lo prove
it to you, they make this offer: If they can't
cure your Catarrh, no matter what your
case is, they'll pay vou aouu in cash. ,
Small.
ffeadaclm an,l Cnit,tlu..n- a( in Mk
bottle. Price 800. t or sale uy drucnisl.
ricture "7, IT, 70"
at f. tHITH A CO
ana sample done free.
frnorlttort, HtW tOUK.
Garfiold Too
Curm OoneMpftUotit UwioitMi Complexion, bi
Cures SickHeadache
OPIID
UtoTphlae TfaMt Cared la It)
toaudaya. No pay tllleoreaa
DR.dilTaPrian, Leoaaofl.oai.
my
I CURE. 1
,0S?p,.,1; O1 Cramp, ftm
Throat. Sold by all Drusriets aa a Ouaraassa,
rora Ltm Side, BaskrChMlhnah'iTaaaj
PUatar will (ire (real laiiafaciiaa. t ,
we tw",uaw itmirry
asm
HEADACHE AND EYE STRAIN
l'lie Latter Urten Die Cause or the r'oriiici
What to Avoid.
Eye strain should be the first
thought suggested by any complaint
of headache, for in our day and civil
ization it is by far the most common
cause of that symptom, says a recent
writer in th Scientific American. It
enters as a factor into the causation
of nearly all headaches not due to
pyrexia, toxo-mla or dis-asos of the
I. ram or its membranes. The simpi
existence, inereiore, snould sugtf st
eye strain, but frequently a caiefu
inquiry as to the manner and time of
occurrence of the attack and the loca
tion of the severest pain will be al-
mostconclusive as to the origin of the
trouble.
Often it comes on whenever the
eyes are used, and is absent when
the eyes have had a proper season oi
rest. The occasions of most severe re
quirement in the direction of eye work
are the doin; of -anything re-julnn-,'
accurate near vision, taxing both the
accommodation and the convergence,
or traveling, shopping, attendance
at public gatherings, which entail
more use of the eve than the patient
is at the time conscious of, and often
un h-r unfavorable conditions.
In hyperopia in young people, the
accommodation is in excessive use sr
long as the eyes are open and the at
tention fixed on any visible object,
and hyperopia is the most common
cause of constant headaches. The
writer was formerly su'iject to a con
stant headache whenever confined tc
the house, and regarded it as caused
by breathing vitiated air, until it was
quite cured by the correction of hi-
hyperopia astigmatism.
Many persons have the same idea
as to the causation of the headaches
they always experience when attend
inur the theater or other places of
pumic amusement, ana which arc
really due to eye strain. Ot hers as
cribe these headaches, and those ex
perienced in traveling and shopping,
to exhaustion. This is nearer the
truth, only they commonly have in
mind a condition of general exhaus
tion, whcieas it is largely one of local
exhaustion of the special nervous ap
paratus concerned in the act of see
ing. Congestion, irritability or inflam
mation of the eves and their append
ages, should always suggest the sus
picion of eye strain. A single attack
or manifestation of this kind has no
luclal significance, but repeated at
tacks of inflammation, or prolonged
congestion, or irritability are exceed
ingly suggestive of a continuing cause,
cind the most common of these is the
one now under discussion. So case
of chronic inflammation of the mar
gins of the lids, or of recurring con-
unctivitis, or repeated sties has jus
tice done to it until it has been care
fully investigated for eye strain.
Persons at the period when they
icgin to feci the effects of the loss of
lccommodation in presbyopia, or ab-
olute hyperopia suffer from repeated
attacks of conjunctivitis, which they
commonly ascribe to "taking cold in
the eyes," but which are cut short by
use of the appropriate lenses, and
which, if unchecked, would tend to es
tablish a chronic catarrhal condition,
which is a chief discomfort in the
ives of many people.
A strange thing with reference tc
eye strain is that it often exists to an
exceptional degree without showing
ny symptoms in the eye. The pa
tient will often say that the eves are
perfectly good and have never caused
any irritation. The reflexes seem tc
have settled in some other place.
This is an interestinc nat,hnlniriri
and physiological question.
Mistaken J'leasantry.
'in selling goods," said a success
ful canvasser, "you must not be con
tent with selling to the people whe
.vant them; you must persuade th(
rest to want them also." Many s
crafty salesman feels that the secret
of success lies in describing his goods
so that they shall seem "all things tc
all men." and woe be to the innoceni
and jocose buyer who brings down
upon himself the flood of such 8
man's pertinacity. Says a traveler it
Malta
"Going to the quay, we made oui
passage by energetic pushing through
the lines of vendors of cigars, to
bacco, lace, oranges, and sponges.
One man, with canaries in cages,
stopped us at the water's edge with
"'Want a canary, sir?'
" 'Are they for eating?' I asked
him, to get rid of his importunity,
and in a spirit of Mark Twain jo
cosity.
" '.No, no! They are for singing.
" 'Ah, if that's what they're foi
we don't want them.'
"A brilliant thought struck th
man, and he bolted after us shotti
ng
"'es, yes! They are for eating.
ery good pie! Buy the lot?'
"Leaving his cages in charge, of ar
assistant, he made off to tell the ca
nary venaors tnac nere was a mar
who ate canaries, and might buy al!
there was in Malta, and a tine tim
we had with cages until we steamed
away."
The Ol.le.t Town In (lie World.
Damascus, witn very tood reason.
claims to be the oldest town or ciM
in the world. Damascus remain!
what it was before the days of Abra
ham, a center of trade and travel, at
island of verdure in the desert, with
martial and sacred associations ex
tending through thirty centuries. Ac
cording to Joscphus, Damascus wa;
founded by Uz, tho son of Aram ami
grandson of Shctn It is first men
tloned in Scripture in connection will
Abraham, whose steward was a na
tive ot that place (Genesis xv:2).
Little Girl I wonder what's th
Reason all our school-teachers go an
get married? Littlo Boy I guess it'.1
'cause they likes to boss.
Royal Baking Powder.
THE GOVERNMENT TESTS
ESTABLISH ITS ABSOLUTE SUPERIORITY.
(Data from the lattst Official U. S. Government JUfert on Baking
Powders. Department of Agriculture, Bulletin j. page jga.)
Royal is placed first of the cream of tartar
powders, actual strength, 160.6 cubic inches of
leavening gas per ounce of powder.
Every other powder tested exhibited a much
lower strength than the Royal, the average
being 33 per cent. less.
Every other powder likewise showed the
presence of alum or sulphuric acid.
The claim that this report shows any other powder ot su
perior strength or purity has been denounced as a falsehood
by the Government officers who made the tests.
Avoid all baking powders sold with agift
or prize, or at a lower price than the Boyal,
as they invariably contain alum, lime or sul
phuric acid, and render the food unwholesome.
Careful Marketing.
Lady-'ls this celery fresh!"
Dealer "Yes'm."
"Ileal fresh?"
"Yes'm."
"Just in?"
'Yes'm."
"Is it crisp?"
"Ves'm."
"Are you sure it's all right?"
"Yes'm."
"Where did you get it?"
"From a market gardener, mum."
"Today?"
"Yes'm."
"This morning?"
"Yes'm."
"How much is it?"
"Ten cents a bunch"
"Isn't that rather high?"
"Xot at this season."
"I've got it here lately for less."
"That was small, and rather green."
"Can you send it up?"
"y-es'm."
"In time for dinner ?"
"Oh, yes'm."
"Just break off a piece and let me try
it."
'Yes'm. Here is some."
' Humph! It isn't nice at all. It's
whithered."
"Well, mun, it's a good while since
vou asked if it was i'resh." Isew Y'ork
Weekly.
Herbert: I love vou. darling. Do
you think you could some time return
my love?
Grace: You can have it back right
now; I have no use ior it. Inter
Ocean.
Mother Horrors! You naughty
boy! You've been fighting."
Little Son "No'm."
"How did your clothes get torn, and
your face get scratched?"
"I was trying to keep a bad boy
from hurting a good little boy."
"That was noble. Who was the
good littlelboy?"
"Me."
Mr. Hobbs (at the theatre) Humph!
Wish to goodness they would elevate
the stage.
Mrs. Hobbs Why, dear?
Mr. Hobbs (dodging about to see
through the theatre hat in front)
Then a fellow could see it. News
Record.
Dashaway 1 hear, Bobbie, that you
got a train of cars for Christmas and
they had an accident. Tell me all
about it.
Bobbie I cant say a word. You see
I am one of the oliicers of the road.
-Ex.
Little Son "I wish bicycles had
been invented when you were a boy."
Father (an influential citizen) Why
so, my son?"
Little Son "Cause we'd had good
roads by this time.
Proffessor "Keep your eyes on the
notes. Don't look at your fingers."
Fair Pupil The idea! How would
I ever know whether I was striking
chords or discords ?"
Eastern Young Sunday-school
Teacher. Jf ow boys, what must we all
do to go heaven.
The sixty-fourth wedding anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bnffmai.
was recently celebrated in Amity,
Oregon.
Visitor: "How does this land lie out
this way?" Native: "It ain't the land
that lies sir; its the land agents."
Philadelphia Kecord.
In ancient days nearly alt Grecian
maidens dressed in white. Any other
color was considered immodest.
In the twelfth century gloves
With
separate lingers were first seen.
Because a man has a first-class
sitting in a church is no reason why lie
should be careless as to his standing.
Yonkers Statesman.
A second street dry-goods dealer
advertises the strange iact that his
stock of handkerchiefs is not to be
sneezed at Philadelphia Record.
Biddle: "What makes you think
there has been a hitch in their friend
ship?" Belle: "Didn't I see the traces
of tUK?" Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Mamma Johnnie why dont you try
and have as nice table manners as
Henry Jones? Well,' 'cause I'ml at
home and he's a visitin'. Chicago
Inter-Ocean.
Mr. O'Rafferty-And what did your
brother think wos the rale cause of
his death? Mr. Duffy Me brother
never knew the rale cause of his death
as no inquest was held on him.
Texas Sittings.
Constance: Uiss Plaice is very active
in charitable work. Clare: Is she
indeed? Constance: Yes.' She has
just established a society for sending
flowers to criminals. Truth.
African King: Where did you get
those strange things? Subjects: A
white man was cast ashore down be
low there.. Just before we finished
him be said he belonged to a tribe
called the "Four Hundred." Puck.
First boy: No sir: you don't catch
me shamming off sick to stay home
from school and get all doped np with
caster oil and such stuff. Second Boy:
Oh, I'm all right on that. We're
homoepaths at our house. Life.
The Scotish peerage consists of
eighty-seven members; of whom from
forty-nine are also peers of England or
Great Britain, while three are peers of
Ireland.
The German imperial commission on
cholera has announced that ' wine
claret or hock will kill the bacilli of
cholera in a few minutes. Tea will
kill them in an hour.
Professor Huxley never used tobacco
until he was 40, and he gave it up
at CO. But during those twenty years
of indulgence he smoked hard enough
to make up for lost time.
A daughter of the noted Parson
Brownlow lives in Knoxville, Tenn.
Her name is Anna Patrick, and she is
said to be a woman of remarkable
force of character.
M. Tan on is the successor of M.
Quesnay de Beaurepaire as proucureur
general at Paris, and consequently th
directing spirit of the judicial investi
gation of the Panama scandal.
William Woolsey of St Paul bas a
mouthful of trouble to bother him.
He is asked to show cause why bits
Sunday store teeth should not be sold!
at auction to pay the dentist's bill.)
They are actually talking in
Washington of pensioning Jefferson
Davis' widow; not, however, for his
services to the confederacy, but on
account of his imprisonment in the
Mexican war.
Patriotic Frenchmen in Alsace
Loraine, who are rash enough to shout'
'Vive la France!" are arrested, and
each fined twenty marks.
The latest bonanza in Fairhaven,
Washington, is a coal vein extending
through an area of 1,000 acres, and
promising an estimated production of
10,000,000 tons of coal.
The tiger makes short work of the
buffalo in Sumatra. Therefore, to
avoid its enemy, the buffalo rests at
night in the river, with only its nose
aud horns above the surface.
Wild geese avoid the vicinity ot
Sherman, Oregon, in daytime, ltd only
approach the neighborhood in the night.
They have been so much hunted there
that they have become cautious.
Telegraphic communication will soon
be established between Denmark and
Sweden. .
Spain is to have a 1200,000 building
at the World's Fair. The dimensions
are to be 130 by "5 feet.
- Some of the Australian aboriftaes
dine heartily on butterflies, millions of
which they devour every year.
First Boy "Is that a good watch
dog?"
Second Boy "No."
"Good bird-dog?"
"Nope."
"Good for rabbits?"
"Nopy."
"Knows some tricks, maybe?''
"Nixie." . ,.:
'What is he good for?"
"Nawthin, only to take prices at doc
shows." Street & Smith's Good New
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