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Blaine's Book.

WASHINGTON, April s. Blaine is
busily engaged on his book and petting
his equity leg. His work will consume
year in its completion, notwithstand,
ing the ex-secretsry is putting in his
best licks night and day. Every one
expects it will be sensationally racy,
while analytical aud philosophical.
Since he started on his literary labors
has been more sought after by the po-
l:tical magnates OF the past decade
than ever before. Persons with whom
he has had slight fallings out are
anxious for his good will. Ihey are
afraid he may balance old scores in
mis- book. His book is to be one OF
the levers by which he hopes TO be lift
ed into the
PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR.
No trick or artifce of pen, no chance
to say or leave unsaid something which
will help him to the goal of his ambi-
ton, will be neglected; but he has still
another lever, should not this suffice.
He will play upon the
ASSASSINATION OF GARFIELD,
and lay claim to the mantle that was
dragged SO ruthlessly from his shoul-
ders. He will pose as political heir
of the murdered president. The stall
warts will be afraid to reopen the old
conflict. Any effort in that direction
will reud the
GRAND OLD PARTY TO PIECES.
All the horrors of Guiteau's crime will
be revived, and there are not wanting
those in the Blaine ranks who would
take fiendish delight in renewing the
cry of conspiracy which rang SO loudly
in the ears of people after that fatal
shot on the ID of July.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-04-06
A PomOlogieal MonstrOsity.
From the Saline Observes

A peculiar freak or monstrosity OF
nature is exhibited In an apple brought
to eur Office yesterday by our genial
farmer friend, Ed. Depuy. Il is q per-
fsctly formed apple, one-half being s.
russell, and the other half bellicwer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-04-06
IN EAU CLuBE.

EAU CLAIRE, Apli. Sin the city
election w. L. Bailer, anti ti-monopoly
candidate for mayor, was elected over
Stephen Marston, republican by ma
jority of 1856. Totsl vote, 1879. The
result is victory of the loggers and
workingmen over the lumber pool,
consisting of the principal manufac-
turers on the Chippewa and Mississip-
pi rivers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-04-06

LINCOLN, Neb., April 3-Republicsn
ticket elected in this city BY 500 major
ity- Republicans make clean sweep
Of council men and school board.
OMAHA, April 3.-Tne city election was
hotly contested. The count was unfin-
ished as midnight. It Is belived Cham
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MOthers! Mothers =!
MOthers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the ex
cruciating pain of emitting teeth :
If so, go at once and get bottle
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. l: will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not
mother OH earth who has ever
used it. who will not tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and g:ve rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
ly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, ald is tie
prescription of one of the Oldest
and best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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. CHAPTER XVI
DUTY TI1UMpHs.

Richard Martin sat alone in a small
room at the top of the house. srhither
he had fled during q consul ltation with
his brother and his brother Swife
While in the midst of this consulta-
ticn he rose suddenly and left the
room. .4a ,.sT .....-
Neither Horace Remington nor Mrs.
Remington were at all surprised. Mr..
while Mrs. Remington sighed.
"Ah, Horace, )" she said, sadly,
..Dick Martin is fearfullY. changed
eyes," answered her husband, "he
is changed indeed The light heart
has met a recoil which it will take q
long time to outwear." 5z'.ia ~ =
"And | am the cause Of al the
trouble.''
Mr.. Remington was silent, and it
was a silence which spoke volumes to
the repentant woman.
.and yet, l have suffered too--suf-
"lVe will not speak Of that inter-
rupted Mr.. Remington. s.The past is
dead-let it remain so. -
the two were sitting in the drawing
room Of modestly furnished house on
one If the side streets Of Boston,
where they had taken up their abode
Immediately after the arrest Of their
daughters husband, Nellie accompany
ing them. ts5f
Mr.. Remington sat where he could
command full view of the street.
As he looked out upon the dreary
spring tide scene, with saddened ,
bleeding heart, he saw . white-haired
gentleman mount the steps leading
to the house. Then . light ring q
I, the door bell vas heard
b q ooazuu1m1
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TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM
-Tutt's Pills are now covered
with vanilla sugar coating, max.
ing them as pleasant to swallow
as Il little sugar plum, aud render
ing them agreeable to the most
delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and
bilious collie.
They give appetite and flesh to
the body.
They cure dyspepsia and nour
ish the system.
They cure fever and ague, COS
tiveness, etc.
Sold everywhere. % cents
box.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore

A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In-
crable Lung Disease or ConsMmp
ton, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and
ba'sams, but act directly on the
imfamed parts, allaylng irritation,
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitist
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir-
ty years Browns Bronchial Tro
ches have been recommended BY
physicians, and have always Civ
ell perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained well.meri
ted rank among the few staple re
medies of the age. Sold at %
cents box everywhere. ,lat
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1905 11Zz $$ftta4abt $ta4abt
A Daughters History,
BARRETT SYLVESTER.
- FirAL K1sTAKE," "rErTERED YET TREE aEs.
SS1LE'3 EREoR," STRICKEN DUMB" t'CLOCpa
Ax0 Sunshine" "FAIsE PRIDE" ETC


The event which transformed tho
] scene occurred later on, and Just be-
fore the little party broke up.
Henry Mason was sitting on a piano
stool, tanning himself with a pxlm-
leaf, having finished lengthy dance.
His wife was at one end Of the room
laughing and chatting with group of
gentlemen.
Suddenly, in the midst of this gaiety,
the hall bell rang violently, or as if
ierked by nervous hands.
In an instant the conversation ceased.
The assembled guests paused in the
enjoyment Of witty story by the
hostess and looked blankly at each
other.
The young bride Of Henry Mason
became quiet and glanced wonderingly
ct her husband.
Henry Mason turned ashy pale as
the sound Of the bell struck on his
ear.
That was what his wife noticed.
1sHenry. what is -"
But before she could finish the cues
ton she was about to ask two officers
entered the room. They were accom-
panied by Ugly Jud., the farm hand of
old farmer Boyd.
"That's him. said Ugly Jud., and
he pointed his finger at Henry Mason
-s'tlats him-that's the man who
nearly knocked the life out Of me.''
The officers advanced, and stood be-
side Nh. Mason while the edumbfounded
guests followed their movements with
wondering eyes.
"Henry Mason" said one Of the off,
GERS, 81 arrest you in the name Of the
law"
"Arrcst me-" repeated the young
man slowly. ION what charge?'
''On the charge Of cmbezzelment."
ssPrcferred by whom?"
"Mr. Henry Mason, Sr., of the firm
of Mason & Son."
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WHY THEY CALL HIM "OLD MAN.
"Yes. that 8 sadly so," said Jenkins, ''my
hair is turning gray and falling out before
its time. Use something! would but
most hair restdrers are dangerous" True
answered his friend, but Parker's Hair
Balsam is as harmless as it is effective. I've
tried it. and know. Give the Balsam
show and the boys will soon stop calling
you Old Man Jenkins" It never fails to
restore the original color to gray or faded
hair. Richly perfamed, an elegant dress
ing.
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! yh6 0hicer finished speaking, and, with
. face as white as the driven snow, the
fair bride Of few weeks sprang for
ward and threw herself ct Henry Ma
SON. feet.
. "Henry-Henry - she cried. "For
Heavens sake, speak the truth. Have
you done this dreadful act::"
Trembling as with the palsy, Henry
Mason shrunk back.
"Speak, Henry, are you guilty."
cried the almost frantic girl
...No," he groaned almost inaubibly
-''no, | am innocent"
. hallway. s'Liar! black hearted liar |"
He was. as pale as his niece, and fear
full light shone in his eye, giving him
the appearance almost of . madman.
"Henry Mason, you haverobbed your
father-your benefactor," he almost
marry the woman with whom you arc
infatuated. You have dragged her fair
name down by your seltishness. You
have dishonored her, when she might
have married man who would have
loved her and cared for her without
using fraudulent means, or who would
have been content to remain lonely and
, loveless to the end of his days, SO long
As she was happy. But you, wretch,
you have destroyed her life forever.
Yet, by the eternal Heaven, you shall
answer to me for the foul deed. I'll
snap your thread of existence. I'll see
that you'll trouble her no more."
With q quick movement, Richard
Martin darted forward, and, ere the
officers could stay him, he had their
prisoner by the throat.
A terrible struggle ensued, but it
was Of short duration, for the officers
were more than . match for Richard
Martin, who soon was in the hands Of
two Of the guests.
Nellie Mason had risen to her feet at
the entrance Of her uncle, and through
this terrible scene she stood as il
rooted to the spot, uttering nota a word.
But now, overcome by her emotions,
she turned, to 90 to her dazed parents,
in . heap. Mr.. Remington, with fore
head black Is midnight, walked to
Henry Mason, and, taking from his
pocket document, rent it into thou
sand pieces. tas
"That is the end Of the deed to get
which my daughter sold herself to .
saying which he cotered his face
with his hands and wept like child
Mrs. Remington bent sorrowfully
over her daughter and endeavored with
the assistance of others to get her
upon her feet.
"Oh, let me die-let me die," Sob
bed Nellie-''my life is but . curse
lot me die.''
And these words rung in Henry Ma-
eon's ears time and again after that
dreadful night.
They were the last words hs. heard
q he was led from the elegantly sp-
pointed house to the drsary prison.
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CN THIRTY DAYS TRIAL

The VoLATAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich
will send DIR. Dyes CELEBRATED ELECTRO
VoLTAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPL1ANcEs
on trial for thirty days to men [young or
old] who are afflicted with nervous debil-
ity. lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of
health and p1nanly vigor. Address as above
N. B.-No risk is incurred. as thirty days
trial is allowed. -
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S. T. Grisamore still hats few more Chfv
ter Oak Stoves for sale.
He has also good cheap stove that can
be sold all completed for fifteen dollars
that excels anything of the kind ever
brought to this Market. Also fire CRATES
charcoal furnaces. and everything requisite
Tor kitchen purposes, to make the cook
happy.
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CHAPTER XIV


From what he had heard in the hotel
Ugly Judson came to the conclusion
that the man who gave him such a
Pnmme!lng in the dark must be Mr..
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Prince and Princess OF Wales.

The London cnrrcgrnudcnt Of the
Ncy York r,U.,.,rri,g HAVING sccn
tho Prince and Princess ~ Wales a,
the opera. draws this picture of the
roval pair. The Prince Of VALE
who wa. looking uncommonly well
studied his librctto with his usual dill
genro have remarked this f,r,
that the ROYALTY scarcely take their
eyes from their books The princo has
prohably seen I,onengrin' fifty times
/ will venture Ia say tina, during A.
many cycnings no has hold a Ii,rct,,
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Col0r.Hcaring.

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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

NJ. Schlumberger recommends that a
bottle Of ammonia should be placed in
each barrel Of petroleum. On ignition,
by accident or otherwise, the bottle
would break and the ammoniacal yapors
would at once extinguish the fire.
DIR. Pietra Santa proposes TO apply this
method to collieries liable 10 iire-damp.
Tanks filled with ammonia, would, 1t
is said. stop the combustion, as IL could
not continue in an ammoniacal atmos-
phere
How do earth-worms increase the
fertility Of the soil? is question
which may well be asked, since 1t is
plain that these creatures can add no
new material to the soil. Herr ITensen
has answed by proving that the worms
greatly aid plant-growth by making
burrows through which the delicate
roots reach the moist subsoil. They
also draw into their burrows vegeta-
bic matter from the surface (wherc its
fcrtilizing ingredients would be wasted }
hasten its decomposition and distribute
it through the various layers Of the
soil.
Besides the conspicuous displays of
aurora boreals 50 frequent in Arctic
regions. several observers have reported
the presence at times Of peculiar diff
fused light after the total disappear
ance of daylight. The phenomenon
was witnessed last winter by Prof.
Lemstrom from his observatory in
Lapland. lie describes II as a phos-
phorescent shine or diGused luminosity,
OF "A ycllowish white color, rendering the
night as light AS when the moon shines
through thick hazy air lie is dis
posed to believe that the appearance
has an auroral nature, and that it is
present in Northern Lapland during
most winter nights
DR., Goetan Delaunay has just com
municatcd an interesting paper 10 the
French Anthropological society, in
which he seeks 10 establish that right
handedness is not an acquired habit.
but is natural attribute, characteris-
tic Of the superior races. Savage
tribes, he states, and communities in
an inferior state Of civilization, show
a much larger proportion Of left
handedncss than highly-ciyilized peo-
pie do. Idiots and cpilcptics offer a
very large percentage Of left-handed
individuals, and there are more left
handed women than men. His gcner-
al conclusion IS that in the evolution
Of the species there has been a steady
tendency to the development Of the
right side Of the body at the expense
Of the other and tha, the examples
Of left-handcducSs still to be met with
IN the superior race are mere "suryi-
s.41.
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Catching a Prairie Dog.

was assured that | might as well
try to dip the creek dry, as each dog
had a passage from his residence TO the
level of the creek. that all the water
that could be emptied in would not
raise an inch above the river bed. ]
didn't take much stock in this water
passage idea, however. So after secur-
ing box for the game and half
dozen water buckets, l took three or
four men and ran the engine up to the
water tank. filled up the engine tank,
and then ran down to call on the deni-
zens of prairie dog park. The old
pioneer was at his post as usual. but
disappeared like a flash when the en-
gine stopped opposite his door. / dis
connected the hose on the engine tank,
and the bucket brigade went at IT live
". Dozens OF buckets of water were
used, and the tank was getting low,
when at last the hole was filed TO the
mouth, and shortly the old fellow put
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Why COehlncaI and Carmlne are so
Costly.

The IroIim0nger, Of London, explains
why the beautiful cochineal and car.
mine colors are 80 expensive. II says
One of the best and most powerful
animal dyes used in the arts and man.
ufactures Is the body Of the female
cochineal insect dried This insect
exists on "A species Of cactus. and when
alive is about the size Of ladybird. or
perhaps a trine smaller. 1t is wing
less, rather long equally broad all over,
and is marked behind with deep Incl
siOns and wrinkles. II has six feet,
which, curiously enough, are only Of
use directly after birth, and secures
itself TO the plant by means Of trunk
which is found between the fore feet
and derives its nourishment from the
sap. The male cochineal Is like the
female only during the larya period.
1t changes into chrysalis, and even
tually appears As red flies. The female
deposits some thousands Of eggs,
which she protects under her body un-
I'll they are matched, and on the APP
pearance Of the young ones the parent
dies. While the young are in their
larya state their sex cannot be deter
mined. They lose their skins several
times, and while the female fixes her
self on the plant, the male, after get
ting over the pupa state, is winged.
Two or three months is the extent II
the life Of these little insects. They
are gathered before they lay eggs, and
are then rich In coloring matter.
Carmine is prepared from the cochi.
neal insect, the Cocc1B ao'i which is
collected 10y brushing the branches Of
the cactus with the tail Of squirrel or
other animal; this is very tedious work.
They are killed by immcrsing them in
boiling water, and this has 20 be done
at once or they would lay their eggs,
and thereby lose much Of their value
There are many processes for prepar
ing the carmine. The French process
may be taken as an example one
pound Of the powdered cochineal in
sccts IS boiled for fifteen minutes in
three gallons Of water one ounce of
cream Of tartar is then addei, and the
boiling continued ten minutes longer ;
then one ounce and half Of powdered
alum is thrown in, and the boiling con
tinued for two minutes longer. The
liquid IS then poured of. and set aside
Tor the carmine 10 settle down. In
other processes, carbonate Of soda or
potash is used.
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Trip Lightly.

Trip lightly over trouble
Trip lightly over wrong;
We only make . grief double
BY dwelling on 1t long.
Why clasp woes hand 90 tightly
Why sing DER blossoms dead'
Why cling to forms unsightly'
Why not seek joy instead
Trip lightly over sorrow.
Though ell the ways DO dark,
Tho sun may shine tomorrow
And gaily sing the lark.
Fair hopes have not departed,
Though roses may have fled,
Then never be down-heartej,
But look for JOY instead.
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stop not to rail at doom
We've pearls to string of gladness
On this side OF the tomb;
Whilst stars arc nightly shining,
And the heaven is overhead,
Encourage not ropining-
But look for Joy instead.
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CHILDREs's COLUMN.
schools Out.
Boys and girls

schools Out.
Boys and girls
Come out To play,
Put book and slate
And study away.
Come with a shout,
Come with q call,
Come with q good will
Come one and all
There are
Cherries and berries,
And sweet scented clover,
Rnsiss and posies,
The whole vide world over.
,put in the meadows
Beneath the warm sun,
Rip'ning and waiting
For children 20 come;
Put book. and slate, and study away,
Vacations here, it's time for play.
-Chrttftdn at H'0rk.
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Patty's swarm.
One day Patty ran into the house
with her yellow hair tumble. and her
blue eyes sparkling with excitement.
Mother, o mother" she cried. h9
little brown hands fiuttering like the
wings Of bird, "the bees are swarm
ing"
sure" asked her mother, doubt
fully. For, you see, Patty was the
least bit in the world like the boy in
the fable who cried Wolf wolf 90
when there was no wolf Not that
she meant 10 be- but 80 many bees
would fly about making such a buzzing
in the warm spring sunshine. that
Patty was often quite certain that they
were swarming, when they hadn't any
idea Of it, AID that is why Patty's
mother asked in a doubtful way,
Sure
"Yesm,' said Patty meekly.
Her mother stepped % the door.
True enough. there was a roar like
that Of very small waterfall in the
air. and over the bee-hiyes foated
little black cloud
Il do believe they are" she said.
But they're not all out yet, guess,
and will not begin 70 light for some
little time Run down to Mr. Jessop's.
Patty, and tell your father-no. III
60 with a smile. remembering that
Patty had gone for her father once be
fore, when the bees were not swarm
ing after all
May go out and watch EN-,
mother2" asked Patty, dancing heel
and toe on the white kitchen floor.
Yes; put on Aunt Nabby's shaker
and don't 60 too near"
50 Patty got into Aunt Nabby's
big shaker bonnet which was so much
too large that you could not see her
little round face. unless feeling quite
sure it was there, you stopped and
,eore.3 IN. and tho Lrow, calico c,,e
almost reached the hem Of her shor:
skirts.
Th,, p,,.,. ,ro,. f,,o ,ho c,r5e,
and sat down On a box by the cucum-
horhoa
81. v,,chc1 tho da,ciDg llacl
sv,-p, u,,l bor evos c-ow he,yv
Tho SIM sho,e lrfgntlv tho wes, wind
blow ,r,r, b.- ,r,r,n md s.f, and
fr,cr,r, Tho huzzin, II rn,,v f.aes
,royy louder and ropdcr r,,ilr seemed
:, sr.al,,,, ,,,,. o,.orr o,bo- eorDd Tho,
tho b;g sbsl,s- ,agaD D,,dr,,p and tha.
,r,s OH patty k,e,y until
op,,,v, p,,,v child pont stir r,r
vopr lifo,~
The v,s ,,h,, called PATTY ont ~
DreamIand her fa,ber., voice deem and
ho,rsa
4, c-s, sbo wo,do-o1 uba-o sbo
,as Tho u,s r,,r ike dis,an,
,hu,sor :, ho- o,-
H., ,,ovo patti so,- non,
uf, ,o,- bo,dr- Th., was her mother
rho words soprdod q patty grea.
,r,v os and tbo-o vas ,remhle in
,hor, ana +. ooh a, ,hoIas, wba, could
{, moanp
patty was frightened but she was
hra,o ,;,,,o c,rl and had ,,w,vs bosn
,ap,h, 60 ohev g sbe s., very s,ilI
- -. .......r al
,,roson,lv sbe felt the bio shaker oentlvk
me-, e., ho- ho,a
.,u-i,h,,- .oia hor f.,hs-
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There are only Eve states in which no
beer is brewed - Arkansas, Florida
Maine, Mississippi and Vermont. Last
year Alabama produced only eight
barrels and North Carolina thirty-one
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A man asked for admission to .
show for half-price. as he had but one
eve. But the manager told him 1t
would take him twice rs long to see
the show as II would anybody else.
and charged him double.
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his nose out for little fresh air. He
was put in the box. and In less than
an hour he had dozen more TO keep
him company. ny.-Amertcan Fteid.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

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