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In the yue of a; neighbor's century.
“l. mu. «not do your sisters blow
“at their in the munm grasses-
A-nux‘kmg inc white of the clonal". light.
That up in the blue a” pass“!
lien in town the grass It is brown.
itigiit under your beautiful clusters;
am your alstei's thrlt'v‘ where the award! alive
With eiueraid lights and lust!“
”hum of III) dreams? vision that stein-
he r In scorn ruv praying.
L‘nr i:i.ii 1 Walt. tacc of iuv fate.
i‘-~.ue on ll me now a-wlng!
\i ii of mi -. in; ' all my ll! long
1. two; i iryou l wand":
l . a; one! «arm—anal! i find naught.
i 1. lit [up urn-bushes yonder 1
or. t -r \‘Mi that i never (new.
u ..i in dreams that bind you :—
3. a. mag s mvn grace i shall Luiw your race.
it I. i ‘l . tr i the may lfliid you?
~31 1‘ i‘ {in-r. I-i Cent-«u Va..- irms.
' Dr. Theo. Walser. who was in charge of
In Emigrant Hospital on Ward‘s island and
the Quarantine lIospital during the last
cholera epidemic in this country. ‘his term
of once in these institutions continuing from
1851 to 1858. and who was Deputy Ileaith
Oflicer of the Port of New York from 13.35
to 1865. is regarded as one of the beat
authorities in this country on the subject of
cholera. having treated over 3,000 cases of
the disease. The Doctor is now Health
Officer of New Brighton. S. I. lie was visit-
ed at his home and asked his opinion re
gerding the coming of cholera to this corin.
try and the best mode of fighting the spread
at the disease. He said :
“ I have no doubt about its coming here
this summer. It is already appearing again
in France and I loo for it Ilt‘rf by June at
In the Yellowstone Park beyond Shoe-
hone Basin is perbrps the most remarkable
gorge on the American Continent. Mr.
James Carroll. a weli.known citizen of
Helena and a reliable gentleman in every
respect. while out with an exploring party
in the unknown wilds of the Park last fall.
says he came upon this wonderful gorge
end went into one end without suspecting
anything unusual. but came out the other
end the most surprised and astonished indi-
vidual one could possibly imagine. As
neither the guide books nor tourists‘ folders
describe this gorge. perhaps a description
of it would be as interesting as it must be
new to the readers of the “met. I'sing
Mr. Carroll‘s words the description is as fol-
lows : “ While waiting for my companions
I dismounted and sat down on a rock with
A writer in II irpcr‘r Ii‘iuar aaya - “ The
sale should be an placed as not to be higher
.. ~ .* . ' . . - - ~ . _ _ hammers-lose Sotrevelernknuuul- \
the latest. its visitation in ”ugh.“ has. in my “incheater lying acrou riiy knees. amid. at it you be called. revealed to him 11‘“ “‘0!“ {NJ} m" ground “ML resting Tandem“, I‘i kled O t q - lt . «cementum-pleasures“: inciuoessnoetleel
its “‘t‘sthfihI \I’ilgf‘vgfi in\'~\ri-\lil\‘ mun...“ Around nie was a scene of grandeur. I 0“? “I "i“ corner stories 0' PI‘Q‘“Rr-‘li‘ll.“~ 1"" eiziows on P“ “mm“ 1‘" half an hour. “3 ‘c n c ys ere a ‘I “a 3' an m If you are exposed to mane-s
. .' I. . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . '33 in ‘ doe r e which led down into One day he removed from the camera a pie staring amiably and cumplacentiy at noth. all as “re Wdcllnsk.mudm.i'imum
-r-—~ ~—* ~-- its prcmlence In Europe the prcce hill" war. I‘ 8" 8 r _ . . . i iiaiwmbc fl"... mu w‘. n ,1”...
and m anticipate it here h "muffin: “m“ the “.11..“ On each side u... grav omy; pared plate which. owing to the dullness of mg- orally “1 the and lath-:bcst r “nun-funny.-
, _ . _ . ‘ _ . _ _ ~ , _ . ‘ . . . . . _ . .
COMIC COMIKNTB- looking for a repetition “f i‘s 0“.“ historv. lowered to a magnificent height. Behind the liglit.‘aliow ed no Sign of ii picture. 11.. l refil‘ntly a .rainp hove in sight. at was rr d GO will “'fl If" 1*," “em 1
. T ll him that An efficient and well-organized quarantine me was the steep path down which I had placed this blank plate in a cupboard coii- Aee-hm- and trampiii trump. and he wan- mapke‘ 68h an ad. ':'_:‘u.g-ucounn “T’L'Eamflamhwtflm
2“”7 ”u ‘ 3"“ ‘ 1“" . _ . _ . h h m; k v 1] .f l ‘.ainiu~- :\ miscellaneous collection (7 cheuii tiered lilting. looking With an air of entire ‘ vslomlerfronanv on» Ills miter m thou-ex
b » “I“. capll'le “in holding a position ll system may prevent its introduction. but “““3‘ ”“8 “ .c K" “ ‘ ‘ 5“"1‘9‘ " . . < l h . . . . . .._.. Favorite "Influhmmu pm..ug...lg“...
e u l ’ should the disease through neglect and pines. while i“ 1N“! “I “""l below me was mls‘ and left " there f" the milk." ”E approve a“ . residents “"0 were enjoying j I“ Y N0 ”THE“ ‘ mmmmw: VAN mm
“1° wmther INN“ ‘ ‘ ui'ilfeanuce U, the oiliciaia be him" _m w the gorge {a quarter of a mile “1.1“ p"- taking out the plate next morning. in order the air. [[0 arrived at the house opposite. SI‘ERRY & liAltSl-E‘ Prompt . ar¥1m- d - ~ - - .
A lei-0!! in Phyllfli Teacher~“hlt " mi! shores a 6“,“. anic “. xull "in ‘1‘” 5‘1““ in bottom gowns} from the g...“ “f to prepare it for use a second time. lingiierrc looking at the comfortable little woman on xnnrm LAB" Delivery. _- -
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velocity -’ P“l““"\ “IN-5“." ‘9 what ‘ man ' . b p . l ‘ ' J08 cliff to me other with a hen vrowih was greatlv astonished to see a perfect plC- the piazza. and. after thinking it over for e 1: Nitric PP". Imp. l uliti ~
. be the first result. In this cumrgeucv our ‘ y b ' , . . . ‘ “fix“ .‘ "”3 "“m “ ‘ Attention.
puts a hot piste dogn with. - . ~ of timber m... “W“ m. “um“: ammo... Anon"... moment. stopped. removed his hat and half alteration.
b. State Board is our only safeguard ; lliluriu- ‘ _ . ‘ . ~kl _ \lf 1 _ leaned half ‘ ‘ i “ the ate . II \"c are i‘avkerundali
. A wealthy tuubcr merchant has had ‘ t; ed bv the respective town umw" of the u After resting “thug I stood up “my plate “as .pm 3 t‘!pt;.‘tt orbits iurt period L 1.} ‘ M3: Rail d8 b P05 - h‘ 9 our L’t‘llls ".4 “may...
coat-of-arnia painted on his carriage wrt ' - .' . . . - . listened expecting to hear my friends ap- Wlthl" “It“ “WINK MM “M'- Nl Plilt‘cil In P “‘9‘ “R on 9 8’0““ 9“." "H. iumiai nurrmkmc house in New linen. Every
the “nu motto ” "uh "“1 ”m- ;::TI'll‘:l‘tet:10:\:I:l\lcaltilli:l‘lifc:lsl;s‘ r;:t\|:‘l:0;:l:: Preaching. but not a sound mitt mv ear. the magic cupboard. and again the pictur. aud‘bciug of last comfortably disposed to {only}! of “mm “c GUARANTEE Pure and At our markets m fill US! 0!
‘ ' ' ' t voliiiciau - ~ ' , , ‘ ' ‘ ' 9 . h. a 1...}... . \f of the landscape toward which the lens li‘li. iwgiu his pica until. deliberately : ‘ ii mire...» ~r~. lu- pm.- and grit zvuxl- beariru: the .r _
7 1L" uh} 3:657:43???“ film‘s“ l -. “1 m authorized by; it. 21ml tshould takeh siuh irfgflu‘“: was 3“ ‘1 “I l I; 1 11m "fim‘fi kg; ‘r‘ . r my... I . “noun¥ I 53-: “1.. ":13. nus-inns hm- nnngrn IMW Trade nsrk‘df "Snuff: .v liiil‘fltt-” the lens}! Ipaii- no? 7;“ “naklz’;
ill MIN 1 . . “it‘ll-Iii?“ to a ill‘ 1‘“ io ym- as Il‘ill m“? ‘« 'mm'm ‘ i ‘ ... .. ' . ‘ ' . ‘f . . . . p . iifiit‘tuicre arid runners" l\i-iuu-Iiu . era In: cs ”‘1. .. ;
"“"l I“ S" on. hm" “‘ h" h" "3““ to 3“ facts would warrant at the same time em. I” (“n ““I I“ my companions. llut ““1”“th "' “M" E“ discover to “hum “f um‘chmm “h. .m " dim“ notlun “h"; (‘0‘! or m“ line’srl‘t‘lik CL“I‘."‘3;‘..'1'§' is‘il‘iriwxiL it‘ll [It'uf‘l‘il‘llfil’ thoroughly. 4 to 6 Pills. ‘
hum". Mid Yo“ I” ‘3 trying I“ 3“ hone.“ bloviiw its controlling liotvcr to stem the ‘ “I"“w‘l “‘3' month ““l “'0‘“ through 5“ “a“ m the iupboard this "L““H‘m‘ “' v. ‘A ("m on ”I" f“ t" ‘1‘ year. H“ ’1 "10d h“ mi.» -. taken in Ilil mi. t'lirt‘. rlli-vL'l‘: and pm kin: “ hen“ t‘l‘ 3““ “m“ a“) thing ‘0 lne Em" “H‘W‘ I“
' h N _‘ - ~-- - -- I ~ ' \ ' “— e. .. ..., “.3 K r _ .
A m. ““i‘ containing n number of old “‘HNU“ and tiring"). of the “th“ Hut um details of .. good lusty yell not a sound opulent of the pi. run was tlilv. Il.\y"ltl'f'i to do his duty likt a man. 1.001 2: me “1.... it. 1 No.1... 1.. m. .u ‘m got at a complete market give us a ta PI proper cleanest-Icon.
Spanish coins was recently dug up by a "an it“. mu 1... “.01..“ “up.“ Np". .1“. could l make. I tried again. but With the removed bottle after bottle. placing a fresh. and Ti ou.lm ‘ti‘ielusual strain. l hen h“ SI'HII I“. I: BARNES. New Haven, (‘1 . 4‘
f N, m “dme 0mm... Georgia. This and village ”mun“ . watchful care 0“." “'9 same result. I couldn‘t understand it. u, iy t‘\l‘yb~éi‘ 1 silver plate \\'lllllil its recesses got i iroug i on l ‘ll: llfll’rilllhlt‘ t ie uquaii . For Consu Ion. or WNW no /.
m the kind of cup that .. choers.“ if it ““11 aanilt'rv interests n horse. which had been standing quietly by each time. At last the bottles “T-ere aiilgine pa tltllilalzfl Iri'niiitn a ‘irltle ipire coin. remedy is ‘0 extractive as Ann‘s Pius. \_
- ~ ' ‘ . ‘ ‘. . . v- d ~rful Kt Ht if -rin .. irta e neutron an. note. er e iiu on one
doesn‘t mebriate. " iiovv ones the disease Jliread asked me. “mm“ " m“"“‘"“ of the ““h‘“ “‘3" MM mu "‘0 mm“ ‘ m ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ | k ‘ l s
than the eyebrows or lower than the tip of‘
the Iiuae.‘ People who are dressing for a
party should not forget this.
the reporter.
" Iu cholera we have in the sick the cur~
ricrs and diaseminators of the discase.
Though personally it is not contagious. it is
newrthelesa infectious. A sanitary cordon
A few years before Niepoe‘s death be en.
lered intoakind of partnership with an-
other Frenchman. a well known Parisian
scene painter named Daguerre. who had
also long been endeavoring to secure im~
pressions of the views produced in the
more obscura. an instrument vfhich had
rendered him good service in his profession.
At last Daguerre hit upon the idea of receiv-
ing thepiciure upon a surface of iodide of
silver. (substance which he obtained by
exposing a polished silver plate to the fumes
of iodine, and he was doubtless greatly
pleased when. after an exposure in the
camera for two or three hours. he succeeded
in obtaining more or less distinct outlines
of the objects in front of his lens.
But the fates were kinder to I);\gl].\[n\
than to Niepce. and a fortunate accident. if
About four o'clock in the afternoon here.
says a New Orleans correspondent of the
Philadelphia M. it is the custom for the
wont!) to come out in the open air and lean
over the balcony or stand at the gates chat-
ting with one another. If the day is warm,
as the day before yesterday happened to he
—ncerly everybody on the street is out of
doors. The children play quietly together.
the negro servants gossip gigglingiy. and
their mistresses smile greetings on every
hand. The door of the opposite house
opened shortly after four. and the “ laydy “
strolled out. She wore a morning gown of
light color and texture. and her feet were
clad in comfortable slippers. After- a lei-
surely glance around she folded her hand.
keroliiof slowly. placed it on the railing of
the piazza» rllre floor of which was four or
by and. probably thinking her equine friends
were near. attempted a ‘ whinny. It was
a and failure. for she could not make a sound.
She was evidently as much astonished as I
and became uneasy. I was on the point of
run out the previously invisible picture was
pro luccvl ! For a iii-uncut the bewildered
artist was inclined to think the place eii.
:liunted. when u more diligent search
brought to light a dish of mercury. to whoa.
of her plump hands. She looked at the
tramp with an interested air and he looked
:ipat her with grave respect. The aio.ry
went on and on until I thought it would
ll'*\ er stop, and still the wunnn listened po-
or Hammocks. Wire Screens,
losqullo Cenoplcs, Plexus,
(lamp and Stein-er Clinics
Folding Cots. etc.
JOSEPH P. lciiITGll & CO.
3 West 421! St.. )ew York. St 766
“The Best is the Cheapest.“
H A. M S ,
Shoulders, 6L Breakfast Bacon,
Bearing the Trade Mark (ecu cut: of
SPERRY & BARNES
ARE THE
SWBBIBSI,
Fish,
Vegetables,
Hunt & Zelufl‘s.
Oran .
gee Bananas.
Grapes.
Apples,
Agowest. Prices.
Escalli pa. J
Oysters.
Clams.
PILLSBURY’S BEST
850 per bag
Best 150° Oil 130 a gallon.
Daniel L'Hlmmellllliyl‘s
’NMALARIA.
As an antimalarial medlclns
DI. DAVID xnxxnrs
Favoarra Realism
Halal, Bailey l 60.,
Maiiiifm iiiii rs of and Dealer» in
initial 3110123,
They issue regular daily action. and re-
.stnre the bowels to a health: condition.
’ For We! Wis, sza‘s
PILL! are invaluable. and score cure.
name-n, loss of Appetlte, l'oul
810m, 1m‘lGIQs wt "9“-
> ~ . lo uncut of the picture was litclv. When it was Ilulsltml she said slow. h‘ sum mailreheved
- - - ~\ ‘ . ‘ . - ting and making an endeaVor to get ““1"“ the ‘l‘ "‘ l . echo. “-5...“
1. ie a IIS‘H'Q‘YT in to in t l‘ “m the dim line is uselvaa. as u 1. “Nu“ - . - ~ . . . . '. . . . r __..._ h‘.‘ -—-——— “d “"‘1 rn' u‘"
1““: 1" huh .3: m3” mi;.k:‘um' fl,“ .illluIKQlliltl to cut off all intercourse of New out “I the NM“ WIN“ a fi“"°""““l\‘“8 '“n' ‘1‘” “If “‘ hum d llaguerre mm kly con 1“ l . i . l . i i , 1 . ‘. i . c by A . Pl
“l‘ “I“ tI l l: ir it e; ttTthe “all becauav l'oik out the outside world 'l‘h vrcf in. moi of the WWII)" tribe at“l‘Pfid out of the “"1"“ "“3 fortunate ‘l“““"".‘ I'.‘ placing N‘t'm“ ‘“ “i" ”it“ I "“8‘ "“0 "‘t'n
a ways urn e c ‘ i . . . _
they are ashamed of themselves for being
such a horrid nuisance to everybody.
“ A collision occurred.“ says an exchange.
“ the other evening on the sound betWeeri
Kc“ Haven and New London.“ It seems
to us that when cities begin llila‘ sort of
thing they ought to tulchained do“ n.
It iii stated that the new lillilllllsll‘itllnli Is
going to inaugurate a reform in the Postal
Department by flavoring the riincilage on
the backs of the postage stamps. The two.
cent \arirty “ill probably be tiuctiired with
vanilla, while the one-centers will receive a
flaior of lr'llliill.
“ l‘iiitiiig lliin Through Ilia Paces.“—
.\lrs. Mulroney the laundress‘: : “ Illiliult‘.
we must make prov iaiou for Ila occiirieiu-c
wherever it may be found. and not only for
the p tllf‘lll already blue and shrivelled. but
for thc Iiiflcrcr in the first stapes of the «lis
case. ‘ .
‘.‘ llut how can this be done '3“
" 'l‘lu- ejected germ of the disease. the
‘llllt‘iilllf‘ ‘ of In. lit-ch. must be destroyed.
and in i'nlipoi’as aiilpli lie of iron Mill-sub
pliuric acid, in the cheapest and must effect.
.i.il disinfectant. its unixcraai and constant
use is the best means to accomplish that re-
sult. If the pcuplc uIico llll=li l’~I.tl‘.il that
iin- din-asi- is not pcrs-ually t‘i‘lil.l_~_“l\)iltl and
that the [hill-Jill lilillht‘lf is perfectly harm-
lr“. l‘l'\|\lili .l llii-l‘v H Iliiiiiillgli disinfec-
bushes wihin about thirty feet of where l
was standing. It saw me instantly and
stopped to make a spring at me. I hastily
brought my gun to my shoulder and tired .
at least I thought I did. At any rate I
pulled the irigger. felt the shock of the
usual recoil. but there was no report. al.
though t‘ui moke pud'ed out the end of the
gun are) ‘h panther or mountain lion fell
as if sirflk. It immediately jumped up and
hobli'i' Auto the brush. but leaving a trail
of bio-R behind it. I was now confirmed
in my former suspicion that I was in a lan l
of cuclmiitnieiit and. although n it at al:
superstitious under ordinary circumstances
I would not have been tull’lll’zh‘uil n or to act
his exposed plates over a dish of warm mer~
curv. when the vapor of the mercury settled
most where the light had acted most. thus
bringing out the lights and aliadea of the
picture. It is now clear that a faint imprw
.' or produced by light upon a sensitive
plate ma picture so weak as to be quite in.
visible to the eye-~could be subsequently
strengthened or " developed." and tin. p1“
has ever since been pursued by pump.
pliers. «(In “Mil .lluigiume.
IIOW GRBELRY SLEPT IN CHURCH-
guin‘ very hard wiili you.“
" ‘I‘liey has. indeed. said the
tramp. She contemplated him a moment!
more. and tin-u. rousing lmraelf with an of-
fort. ahc iliaal-ptmred into tlic house. She
was gone :\ lung while. but the tramp bad
no misgivings. apparently. for lie bummed
.pin-tly all he gaze-l :it his tattered trousers
and indoleutly swung his hat. Then the
littliI woman atr-ullml out again “llll a Coin.
ohich alic iliw-ppml into tliv- out-
sti'cichn .l liltll l. and llli‘ll P‘ailliin her pose
)ii the ]\l:il..'lt.
“ Thank you. laydy . may
want." muttered tin tramp. quietly.
laydy.“
lli in‘s
llc\'t‘f
Then.
all be put on his hat; “ It‘s a pleasant day.“
yiill
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
I HAVE IN STflt‘K A F'I'I.L LINE 0]“
Mens‘. Buys‘. and Youths"
ALI. STYLES ASD LUW l'iilt‘Er’.
Womens‘, Mlsses‘ ant:
Chlldrens‘.
Boots and Shoes
In moo-pram. 3m... Disorders.
and Jaendics, Am‘e PILLS should to
given in doses mp enough to excite the
liver and bowels. and remove mitt-kh-
As a cleansing medicine in the Spring. time
PILL! are unequalled.
Worms, caused by a morbid comlition of
the hotels. are expelled by these Pius.
“paces. Skin nuances. and Piles,
the result of Indigestion or Constipation. are
cured by the use of avza‘s FILLI-
Ior Colds. take szs‘s PILLI to open
the Inns. remove inflammatory secretions.
and allay the (ever.
For Diarrhea and Dyes-wry. caused by
sudden colds. new ' 'ble food. etc” Atln'l
PILLI are the true remedy.
. .. . . u .. -. onmaiiun Gout Neuralgla. and
in“. ”n“ u”... “m l... u, “Imp“... m u....1..uimum.1f jumpu‘it from Lam“ . «in another occasion I wont \lllll hiin -«\ea. said the holy. slurp”). its a \ll KIN!“ sclfn'ilcuoftcn éflrfroiridigcetivcderanco-
in i‘aui. on it‘s miserable I am. I'm but just “Mm"; .“ m ”h. .N. U! u “MPH“! fwd“- meg 1 “u,u...h..‘..i_.- yummy .m my 1...,“ Horace Greeley to hear a \lHO-‘ili’uc from ailu‘bl." l'ltMH‘ ‘L‘D- \ i —'—‘- . . - __.~ — meat. 6 u‘u.‘ “d disappear on mafia;
‘l‘ ‘1“ ft“ “’1‘! ”‘0 PM" i“ m“ "‘“k‘ a“. non of llm mix or the and. and to .mp1.“- and started back over the trail i had come. “M1 William Henry t‘hauuing. It was H” '3‘ "f “m: h”. 7 ' U ...... ”Inuit ldi 0' S b . . the cause by the use of szu's i'ILLs.
IUN“) L53 'k“ hi“ "a; h“ h“ “ “““Hh "u iii-chloride for tho ilisziifccti ill of s ill'Nl lllI~ “ lit about u llllll‘llt‘l yards I met my 5”" h)" "“‘hmlg- 5"“ the “‘I‘” ""““““““l T‘““‘ W“ “n l" “‘r “UV!" Doors‘ M0 n8 5. as ‘ ’ Tumors. Dru”). lids-'3 Comm-tn.
uni that awuiids li-ike an empty bur‘l. t‘ougl: .u‘ n“ N. things are H .3 important. and Ci'llll'imb‘HS. “1“, “7.... “a; “yup“; rim... one one in which he felt a speci il interest . Blinds. PiCRets. Win' a 188 l “[10“ md other disorders caused by debility a
I” “i" “433 ‘l““"‘.“ 1“ when don.- tln- first alt it Imvard pinrecliui; together trying to till to each other . but “I ‘ “"1“““8 “P“ then. m “0"- ‘mmswr al‘l ‘1 "‘ \‘n It | N I cietructicn. are cured by Ann‘s PILLS.
To. lie mouth-i before marriage He - .ud “cm“..- H mi...” although u"... .3....m...1 h. i... “hum“... m n... mg to a iniilgri‘g'ttitill of which \lr. tireelcy
Illllt‘t‘tl. lil'l only the
Iliii hli~ii'~ \i'Iiii a ‘rtl‘t‘.
dow Frames.
. .. ,- (suppression. and Painful Menstm
“m. “2“." the rose and lily rustle on thy first step. but. 1 might “150 5".“ 1"‘erct in» “‘l‘ 0’ “It‘ll” \\tlt‘I‘.‘~ into ouich othcr‘s faces ‘33 a lirmmucut lllt‘illl‘or. It was in "‘ ball The in .‘I S the ill the “will fwl: tilllr’. Etc ‘13“. 1335- 1-5". 34‘“ 330. 0-00‘ 3-50. tlon. have . .11.: and ready remedy in
do . in. Laura! vliwi-he months after mar- uuiiiiy from an epidemic is act-um]. they we“. “mm“. M dumb M u“. ‘1. .id. .tl— on u... west “do of “roadway. almt‘o t and yr....-. 5‘ Suite": 1 3......“ N‘h‘ '3?””;“ 0. “fl“; hm. "and‘gewed_
.i‘lgp all. -Sny‘ have 1 got too min-ii rouge .. iir. och certainly nit'rlls our esteem mung). 1 (.11 that rim 31.4. mu...“ “3..- j...‘ iitrcvt. where Dr. “Army had l""'5‘\‘h“’l pp.” 5"“ i‘ . [flirt . .|:.LH..‘,: {m‘ : AY E R’s Pl LLS
-n my curt-ks? lie—How'ii thundcr do I for his «leuioiistratizxu of the charactviistic as likely as “or i.) be on my “-4.1 1 could afuri‘tuuc. ”u the way thither .\Iv tif‘t‘cli') ‘ lil‘il'litll‘“; ‘I““':j;~‘~“:“ll.;‘li‘; “‘rnn;"“ll:n’\‘":vj 0
mm“: “H “Mk m your “LL-'3‘ “fl“ Frau)“. ”uh“ .ml‘T‘d‘“ “‘ "”11" "“4“" not lu-ll‘ laiiix‘hiiur at their all K‘hlilh“ “WW“ n"Ml“‘t‘l' llllil awaits» \i'.‘ uccii- 4‘" l““‘ l ' . . .
lu-iin i- me \\ hrn I'm rradiug.
liiurrson says :
lute-f.
\atiuii his taught us that the love of all the
uni id doesn‘t make the lover any mun
Z‘Iilllv utcd so long as one little snip of I
. . -———.\Xll THAT l>—-—'
tn. nr. rii-i‘ear.uld Kiri says that she can I ‘ “““WN‘I ““1." “3' “‘l‘t‘ri‘mfl“ I'm ‘1‘?“ iii: m. r at a mil.‘ in \iit iicc i ltlxl 2m \\.\\‘ the “‘3‘!“ “flown.“ not a lilllr‘ h Mr. "T ‘ KIWI ‘ {Him hi“ tl‘ir;‘li‘lliiiiil It‘rdttllftll‘ “53““ ‘L r‘T NWT" buliWAlJi V 7 _.
- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ . . . . . « . - v.- . . - : , .‘ I . ~ ‘ “
o 1 im onlv as aaiater “Sr-nitri‘ilk J~~ur .if. ii In” “1“ lungs nor the l“‘““ 0‘ "“3 *k‘“ “in of inv comradcs “ho \‘I‘i'lilwl to think ‘ banning " annoy ML e. “h“ ”hwn'd my m \ ‘ r “(\fll‘lkl'llill‘i‘ll‘ “ ‘ “ , ,,
‘ ' - ' ’ . « ‘ . . i . . . . U \I :lst‘. : ‘ : _ ____,__ .V V . . ., . .... -—
\\‘liite Mun Rebuked — -\ stranger in is- are ““3' “K“m‘.‘ “1 the mini”. and ”H“ ”I“ that he could rind tla- “av. out. came it} ”“““ ““‘m‘ ‘ if 'n“ l ' h "‘l‘ b“ 5'" *“ au ll~ . p .
tin iuet l‘iicle “our and asked him - stomach ‘5 ""3 ““1." “Nd“:g “I“ “‘“V \‘t‘u- (‘liwc t i itlt‘. and. bending over am that lilh to; awake. \ Ii: um! ital-Ir l “1"le l.
‘ ‘ ' . .- . . . , , , ' . . iut now cornea the win lei‘ful rirt of luv \ x- _\l.u\ ,\. liul. \. I‘I ‘iili ' mininc ’ g~ ~ g .
., “1".” “U“ CM. \‘crgi‘r reside .3“ .. lIe veiled i) all who line i n the ilm iso mouth “M ppm. to m. var. “m. a 33.1.. r l . .l . . _ e w . I I Main a. t.
All the world loves a
That may be true. but wide obser-
.~.\s¢~. lvut thew ‘nzicroi-i' are only the larva
{ruin “hicii lri deu-lopcd the yet ‘ uukiimvii
urediuiu ‘ \‘llli‘ll produces the diseasc germ
with that niyiiadic profusion peculiar tt‘
i t e lowest organizations The question of
or this in introduced into the aysiciu is as
griniaccs and red I tt‘I‘S from iii. ir «film-ts at
making Illt'iliit‘l\t'~t heard.
ty badly frightened. too_ I could Si‘t' . a:
beckoning them to follow me ] rode on
ahead and actual rut gal-in. No :illrliil‘l was
now iii‘idi- at c 'li\t‘l’\;ll‘.i‘ll :\ftl r g ‘lilt: a
'l‘lii‘y \\ ere pret
piml a action within a:\ fw-t of tlieplatioriu
and right under the eye of the preacher. 1
incl to keep him awake by frequriit tug.
giugu at his elbow. and playing a by no
moans soft tattoo upon his ribs. lilll it \\.l'-‘
of no use. lie was “ uid nodding “ tliroucl‘
ipiirul. It Is -_:u:.r:ii.tird in gun prrtrci
\‘tllslui‘lhill. or no nu l'r‘lilltiltil. l'rlt'v
‘33 t‘t'lll\ l‘t‘l‘ l't’\ l'~»r wile by (luv. ll.
l‘!.ii~iul. .\'oi\\:ilk :iinl hwiitli Nuiualk.
\ v.-,;ci:ible product ll‘ttl unlv ill ,\_\»
Hard Wood Work.
Hard Wood t'eiliii: and
l'eiiecreii
)l‘ltiol‘lliu.
Bllllllll llllll UfllEI‘PSS lililflll
To buy a pi-rfu: “1“I or shoe.
in l‘rzn iiiafr Lou. ill Nyii- thai‘a Ne
tio try the House that pluurs all.
That makce you glad when e‘cr you
Smith ‘Sorwall
. . ‘ . . » . ~ . - -.. ‘h \.~ H-.___ .._. .
7 , . ‘ u..." etu 1.» . . p. .y.‘ ‘ . .. ..~- story. .\Ir tireeluy au-i i. when it.» nor in... \v .|\ .itil-i It d for Ms yr are \\ h - 7
m'“ out “l" “" ““‘uu avenue ““3’8“h““‘l u 'l‘hei‘i-how i~i it introduced P" Elimim ‘ llunl .l‘ ‘l‘ Jt M LN ‘l‘l‘ “To" in l .‘ . vice run over. went back to Ill" I‘r. 'v. ‘u 'lillm 3“" H""“‘h”"~ m” H": “ “w“ “'an D R LES LIE ’S
A" What is the numin-r of the house." . _ ‘ ‘ “‘ ““‘ "i“ “ -" ”4”“ ““‘ :”“ ““‘m ._ ‘ A y _ 1|... 1.. ti piiysicizun could gui- no icln- . I
be "uh v You finals m. number ”u do dore. ‘ “3" drinking “'-““' l“‘“‘““" l‘." l‘t“““>¥ near filling. fur lih‘ About m- ”1) "’1‘“ “l." ”ml ‘K Napalm; lie 1“! Amt“ 2‘ 1“” A»? “ Her life was despair. d wt. until in last . 1 \\v I x
i r ~ . . t s .« ~ V ‘ ‘ i : . l' - v s a
Don‘t ycr know how tcr read in ~11“; 'hm‘mh ”"h’m‘m‘i “‘“mmmb u““‘ "“ ’.‘”‘l‘~‘“m“ 1“ =\ “ “‘l ““ h “l W“ “M “I ”u” ‘H mm MI n ‘ no u r ‘ m l)lllllltlllt 5. till ll S.
3w: rigs.
John Shorger has been paying marked
attention to Miss lie Siiiythe. one of the
He hail come very
“My proposing several times. but did not
belles of 'I'cxarkaiia.
dare risk it for tear she might refusi- ti
amalgamate. He got around it very nicely
however. while escorting her home from
church. lie said
the re iii anything in the
to have a young lady refuse me.
in case I were to ask your hand in marriage. ‘
She suggested that he try it. but he though‘
he had better Wall iuvhilc until he could see
his way more ciearly.—~ [Zr-is Siy‘ii‘upl.
‘ . 'l‘izui. Xi“ York. Ann l‘.’ l\\l 1
l‘he per- i _ a little of my language.“ :iilatnr' I \‘cr l'liil‘t‘il “‘libili ibi‘ ft‘IH‘h "I s, it. Am mi: hear Nr: 1 ll.‘t\t‘ ';
’ ‘ W" ’ sou atldrcssi-d was a well known tobacco fond ”I the 'lhmfls‘ I do not proti-nl fu odor .iiiy evp‘. iiii!: in Hill-Ting lillliiltllll\‘_ truly is I‘.'t‘t'll’lt‘ 5"“ "‘ 5 ‘ k ”" ‘W "" ““ “‘-‘ _
IR. RBCKWEO'8 COURTSHIP-
~. ‘ THAT GIVES .._.._Jl
. g _ g .. :tlil ab. ‘ . Paul for 5.. i. ilradnc _ [law min i: for the .na.
lower end of the county to buv a fresh sup. ““0 vanes from b“ to all“) " ““Tk‘ “l“ solutalv curtain q' iii-i flx‘l\‘ :is i have plum] “§""”‘~ "muHh‘T: ‘ "n5hl‘mmn‘. “ ' ‘l‘ Jolin' Foley‘s (iold l‘i‘iis and I‘i‘iit‘ils. 11” MW“ ““3 ”f‘fi‘ll‘j th wharf“- TW‘.‘ 30‘2".
Al 5 plv ' best of them. and. of course. the fc\\‘. can ' kl“““.‘~"~ “r any *“N‘ik‘t‘ “I ll‘“ """‘“".“ “" "““5 ~\ * --‘~‘L‘~ “"h “‘ ” PM“
i such he t‘easet Hear. he Thinks Bee: - ‘
and Des-b “Tics by Fer the lien.
Ilr'nr Sir; For m t'I' twenty years I r‘ V ,
. a shed at the cud of the barn. iiiucccasiiilc in which the mental faculties were some. :ilivuvs Illlll l'ih civic liitlirrs u... best and I“.\‘i‘-tilasa‘i~.~. Nickel and hau- I‘vv‘il ircublni only >lt‘li llesdsfhc having an HAS NO EQUAL !.
In a con! and well-furnished house 74 » ~ . ear the - are idle \Iauv also have to an i- - -- ‘ . » . ' “L“ l‘ """l m“ ‘" 5“ “h" " “m""m "" "' “’3
M ‘ ' except through the barnyard. lh-- bull y 3 ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' ‘ l how awake and llf‘lll'r‘.‘f‘.ll‘r‘f Johnson in “TIMI" t‘llf‘t‘ known. 'ihry 3““ Nlrrl.‘ “'alnm, Clocks. i-«i for in.» or ihn-c il:iy~ each nine. and I have no.
. out"). street. lloboken. 1"“ M" J‘ C seemed to resent this intrusion and looked P0" 3 mother or younger brothers and 3“" Christian Register and quickly. every bottle giiaruiitcd to ET: ‘1“:3‘3;;‘r"l’:if“"'s:“'\.:fil:',‘":.h:",1l;};.l.‘l'."',..n.r Ill f
B”. weg. who was born a deaf mm. in daggers. or rather horns. at the citv “m“. tern. The hitter is the case ivith one Well give r-n‘rin. sutipt‘uonun or money refyii - ‘ m" ”2“: “mrnm‘ i MW had H" um aiuck.
Holland thirty years ago. but who now can The hm“... mummy“ m the bull “'"h tin known Ryiiiuust. who is the mom. of .. dcd. hold at tifi) cents A bottle by two. 3...! m... .. an...“ .._. rum...“ and “we... ..." i Z ”0‘—
. . . ‘. . . . ' - - _._.___..._._._._ ‘- . ‘ ~ ~ ' ' ' ' ' " r ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ~ s.)
W | 10' 'Ol'dl quite! diltlnotly. Rh Pitchfork tllli‘l “m “mm,“ kcpl ‘\l “ rcspcct. United hung“ beuator. lIer (“eh“- in km Ii. I Lush t] .\tii “.Illv and hi‘. .\or\\ulk. "I! hit Line of my (AllLllIti' I can ilunfire
wife is alpretty. black-eyed little woman who . l P
“ Miss lie Smythc. ii
world I dislike it it
I wish
you would tell me if you would say ‘ yes.‘
known media developed from the micrul-i.‘
and by the ova of this ' uukuo'vu medium.
I'liirs very unhealthy or posmbly cuntaiui
naiml \vclls should be closed. In food the
ova are too minute to be subject to demon
atratiou. and liable to iliu‘llili‘i‘lli‘il
through heat; therefore no food ii--r milk
should be taken unle. warm aul properly
Quoki‘il.“
Rl'it
HE BUI LED THE MARKET.
New I Farmer \liiile l‘ae of u Treachoh
one Looking .lriluull.
“ Look out for that bull. partner. he‘s a
bad one.“ The speaker picked up a pitch.
fork as he made the remark. lie was on his
farm and the bull was his bull
buyer of this city. who had tll‘l\t‘<ll to the
The fai mcr had stored his tobacco crop in
In] distance. but followed them to the door
the charmed air."
The gorge tlt‘i.‘l‘ili-‘.l ilmie ri-illy cant.“
anal "Iii‘l‘fisl'fi‘ tlic l‘i'ili ii‘kablc prupcrties dc-
acriiwd by .\lr. t‘arimll. but as it is totally
oti the line of travel lii‘llllt‘l‘ is it describe-l
in any of the fiiilrls’ls‘ guides of the Park .
it “ill lir‘flnlis be \isximl i-y fee lliia‘ year
and possrbly riot become \li'll known for
some time. owing to its unknown position
and iuaccmsilvility. 1”u.»i frigi'ii‘l '1"! an.
I‘HE FEMALE CIRCUS PERFORMER.
“ It is a mistake to suppose.“ said Mr
I‘odey Hamilton. " that the way of the fe~
male gymnast is hard ; that the girls only
are in the profession. and that they are no:
“ The remuneration these perfoiiu -ra re-
oommand the latter sum. llut it must be
remembered that for several months in thi‘
later days was financially unfortunate. and.
iiiiig‘s discourse. filling somewhat less that.
.\ column. which appeared in the Tribune
.if‘the neat iii-rruiuq Mr. t'liiiiiiing was
utterly amazed when he saw it. and after
\v.ir.i lulki‘il me if it was itvtisllll" .‘lr tireclry
had made the report. \Vln-ir I told him
that I saw him \tliile he was prcpiriiig it.
and could certify that it Went to the \‘i‘iih
pnaitor in his own hm-iwritiug. and tliit.
moreover. I had niys-lf re til the proof hr
improved the fire \lt‘\l astonishment.
“ Why.“ said h“. "l c viild not my \K'lI have
made an accurate .lll abstract of my own dis
course. “‘lilt‘ll.
cttemiwrancous.
tli-Higli prciiieditatod. war
He his not only given
the Sull‘tuklli‘t‘ of what I ital-l. ll!‘ ii is follow.
ed my line of thought. and Ti'llltillllii'rr‘ i not
of this stmnzc mental fe it. li‘ll l
them. and that what had the app-«curve of
unqualified sleep was iii reility a condition
iicii-lw-r she pria‘iiri-tl :i bottle lii‘. Kiiig‘»
New liiu‘ovci‘v. “Ilt‘ll lllllllriliult‘ relief
\v:i~ felt. ltlltl t~v continuing its use for a
short lllllt‘ ellt‘ “as \‘niiiplei-ly t‘lllttl.
training in lli“ll 3” lbs. Ill u few .lllt‘lllllc‘.
l’icc trial bottles I f llll-i i‘i‘l‘llllli ciirei-f
:ill Throat and Lung lbw-uses at ltt‘tl. l:
l'luistml's tlfllg sit-re. Niiiwulk and So.
Nuroulk. Large iwtilcsrll “H.
.nle‘alloneyiiw great i‘ “ith core. 30 .m.“
eloll‘u Hillphllr‘t-zt .- beak srd lmsatrtiea.“
Oomnnl‘orn inn...“ er 3. ~i rria Rumour].
Mill! Hair and \t‘: ~ 1‘. ll u ‘- A Brown.“
Plkt‘a'l‘uulb.u ‘. -- it. .qu. no u 1 Minute.“
Dean'- Rim... a... rut. .\.V‘ a hurt! cure.“
‘I Ilt‘nl‘ iiro Solid I'llt“\.
The in st blood piiritii-r and r} sti ill re-
liittcrs. linictivny oftiu- l.i\i‘l‘. Hillto-
units. fr \vlnwii-r inpiirrs an :ippt‘llli‘r.
li‘lilt‘ or mild stimulant. \\ ill always ever
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Fifi/[67 SAf/J/lflf/fl/V
nth“. \‘oiini Eilit‘t‘h‘l}.
can hear nothing and cannot speak a word.
' The couple have three small children. all of
whom can talk and hear. Mr. Reckweg is
a eabinetrnaker. and points with pride to
his little front parlor. which is filled with
cabinets. tables. mirrors. and bric-a-brac—
all in curved ebony. and all his own handi~
(lying poor. left a boy and a girl to be pr.»
vided for by his eldest daughter. ller un-
cle told her she was diagrucing her family
by becoming a circus performer. but sin
did not regard it in the ‘ same light. She
said she was able to take care of herself. the
all the same
“ Ill give you ten cents for wrappers for
the lot.“ said the man from town.
“ Ten centsl“ replied the farmer. “ That
there is good tobacco. I don‘t care about
selling it now if I can‘t'get more than that
(“ARLOTTE I‘ST RY.
Sfi River St. Troy. X .Y.. Sept 6. rm.
8. B Altt‘lllll —sir: in reply to your asking
viiiether I had any more trouble with headache. ail]
say that I have not been troubled with it in all the
five years. and that riiv meal health has greatly
Imphnrtl. and l fwl that Imu- ii all to Dr. Leslie‘s
Spot-lat I‘na‘ripiion. Your! \‘rrv rrn \
HUNTING If"; 1:0RP0lSB' l-‘or positive curative t‘lIt‘t‘IS. one hot
tic of Ayrr‘e Sarsapurilla is worth
iiit‘i-c of any other lilltllt‘.
—risl—
\WA'I'CHES
A SP Et‘IAI.'l‘\' .
The capture of a school of porpoises ls
Ixcitiug iii the extreme. and involves enough
apparent danger to set the. blood in lively \
rirculatioii. “'hen the school is diacovcretl N“““‘“‘ l"“’“"""’" “"“
You are allowed a free trial of thirty
5'
work. When he was a boy he began to at-
tend the deaf and dumb ”3.001 at Rotter-
dam. in which Dr. Hirsch {as his precep-
Ile studied there twelve years. lit.
III: also
learned to understand the words of others
from the motion of their lips. Then he
married a girl who could talk and hear. and
This was thirteen year-
ago. He couldn‘t hear I couldn‘t speak
English. and had little money ; but he got
along. working and studying every day and
tor.
learned to articulate some sounds.
cause to America.
part of the night.
Three years ago his wife died. leaving ta
, his: two small children. and he took a trip
to Holland to get another wife. There wer‘v
lots otgirls who wanted to go back with Mr.
Itsekweg. h... he couldn't find any “ with a
heart." as Mr. Beekweg expresses it with a
the.) on his brunt. So he returned alone.
Oagdayhswuttothebou‘se of a fellow
workinsalnthisdty andwastold there was
adeafniuteintiie same house. Mr. M.
wegwentedtoknowll it was a man. It
mayors-[mend an orphan. She
for it.“
“ Well. I gum we can't trade.“ sald the
city man. turning toward the door.
The hull. just outside. lowered his head
as the stranger appeared. The pitchfork
which had been left standing outside the
door. had fallen under the bull‘s feet. The
stranger quickly went in.
" I‘ll give: you twelve cents.“ said he.
" No.“ replied the farmer. curtly. as he
lighted his pipe and sat down on the floor.
He seemed to have forgotten all about the
bull. There was a pause. during which the
bull's heavy breathing could be heard.
More negotiations followed. but the farm.
tr was obdurate. 'IIe didn‘t seem to care to
sell the tobacco at all. and there wacnoth.
ing in particular to call him back to the
house. So he began to tinker with some
reliairs in the shed.
" Ccnfound it!" muttered the Lancaster
than under his breath. “ I wish that infer
nal bull would go away." ' But the bull re
mained right there.
“ I‘ll give you fourteen cents.“ said be.
turning to the farmer again.
“ Twenty cents is my price. sir.“ replied
the monarch of the soil. is atone of injured
innocence. as though a little hurt at being
suspected of sharp practice in fixing‘a big-
ger price than he wanted and then coming
remuneration- was good. and her brother
Ind sister had to be supported. They have
niw grown up. but still she continues in
t or profession. because she has a liking for
I. and it gives her ind: pcudouce.
“ Most of the ladies have an exalted
opinion of their profession. and wonder why
‘ society ' does not take to thcm more kiud~
ly. They consider theiuieivos quite. as good
u a Niluon. a Patti or an Ellen Terry, and
would acorn the idea of appearing in e is.
e 'nt show. Their great delight is to have i
‘ ‘I‘urner‘ audience. such as the German
population alone can furnish. and then they
ere seen at their best.
“ These people are experts.“ they say,
“ and can appreciate us. They understand
the dimculty of our ‘ acts.‘ and applaud in
propertion to our success. Many of your
opera singers don‘t take half as much pains
to please the public as we do. and yet are
thought more of. I‘d like to see Mine.
Patti turn a someraauit on a trapeze i"
“ So might the public.“ observed the re
cortex—Phila. New.
fie Preside-2's Hesse.
There are various projects entertained for
the building of e private house for the
President upon the high ground north of
the steamer puts on“. paying out a large
Iii-iv. neiriy a mile long and some twen‘ty.
{our feet deep. With this the school is on
closed as far as possible. the lit cutting
them 0! from the open sea.
At the wings and bag of the siove small
iiirfboats are, stationed. whose crews en.
leavor to frighten the porpoises out of their
purpose when they attempt a combined
charge upon the net. Such a charge is fatal
to any net if persisted in. for the huge uni.
trials. Weighing often it thousand pounds
each. can ,burst through anything in the
shape of a not when once they give their
minds to it. and the only safeguard is to
distract them and divert their attention. In
no large an enclosure they have. of course.
a wide semi-circular space. in which they
can swim about freely. and a general panic
can usually be avoided.
Slowly and steadily the great sieve ir
drawn in toward the beach. and when near
enough a second smaller sieve. made oi
quarter-inch line. is brought into play in.
side the larger one. With this a few por‘
poison at a time are cut of! from the main
school and hauled by main force to the
beach. where they are despeched with lancer
or knives. It is no boy‘s play hauling this
email sieve ashore through the surf.
No part of the animal goes to waste. Hie
days of the use of Dr. Dye‘s t'i-Ii-brnlt'd
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down “'Blhlngton. Th1. PIN! will leave “:0 Pres- hide-when] pmpefl’ {lulled—audit!“ p10- .. ’ “”"’ "—‘fi‘“ “" Welle‘ Health l'tiaiewer“ with: bandit aaiglxor.
in. mm vs the mo. black-eyed ‘ . . '0‘ “Mine llimply to be used a oxeoutlve ”‘3 " ‘ ”9 ”TN?“ “5“ ‘3“ "“ AGENTS 0n Salary or Commission. . Elf” ”mm" “mm“ mm "~"
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versations relating to sixteen cents. then to
eighteen. were held. but without result.
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farmer; nor did the Lancaster man. thougl
twenty cents,“ said he. at last.
The farmer quietly turned around and
nw the bull.“ .
“ Great Scott! has that bull been there
allthistiine! Goeway from there. Jim!
You Jim Blaine go away i“ and be rushed
out, grabbed the pitehfork and drove the
bullet Then turning to the buyer. he
aid: "Whatdidyouaay. sir?’ . ‘
"Igld twenty cents,“ ‘was the. reply.
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I'll bk. it.” .
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built of brown stone. It was. called than
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pletsddurin' his term. The East Room
was not blind or plastered then. John
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from hh ht‘is the best known to commerce
for lubricating purposes; his flesh, fuel:
cooked. is well esteemed by those who like
whole. theporpoiasseenstohvr a future
flussfulnses beforebirn.
A School on! Rune an Engine.
All the engineers on this end of the Fort
Scott Road aeounpenied the remain of Ho-
Deniels to Fort Scott last Saturday. OI
Sunday it was found necessary to send a
train out tothe Ninnesoeh bridge with ma-
terial, and no engineers being on hand Mr.
George N. Bauman put his daughter Bessie.
aschoolgirl. inchergeofthe engine, fins
nished her with a fireman and she did her
work nobiy. handling the throttle and guid-
ing the iron steed as well as the bd ma-
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