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A CCRIoUs PLANT.-A citizen Of Read
ing, Penn, is the owner Of a curious
plant, known as the urg2 tree, which
came originally from Australia It is
about three feet in height: and the
flower is large and Of deep red color.
When the sun sets its leaves fold. and
the ends Of the twigs coil up, apparently
going to sleep. The younger leaves al
ways go to sleep first. When removed
from the pot in which it natures, the
leaves begin to stand out in all direc-
tions. and the whole plant quiyers as
though enraged. At the same time it
gives out a sickening perfume.
FHE HeGHh Journqi says that Won
"1sut to take three-quarters Of an hour
Tor dinner It Is well also to add a few
vegetables and a piece Of meat.
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/" Rough on llaf-.''

Clears ont rats. mice. roacla7 flies ants bel
bugs. chlpmunks, gophaIs- l5c. Druggists
IHE greatest truths are the simplest. So ar.
lla greatest men,
IH9CsASDs of women bless the day on which
Lr. Fierces 'Favorta Pr--cription was made
known 90 them. iu all those arrangements
--'4ilI3 oac laehe- dr7 g1inE-iown sensations.
nervous and general debility, 1t is sovereign
remedy. It's soothing and healing properties
render II Of the utmost gai1e Co ladies suffer
ing from internal fever congestion. ilham-
nation. CT liberation. By druggists
He benefits himself that doeth good toothers
II you have failed 90 receive benefit from
other Preparations. try Hoods Ssrsaparilla
it's the strongest, purest, best, and cheapest.
OTHER men'- sins arr before our ewes. our
own behind our back
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20

GARFIELD, Iowa.-Dr. a. 7. Henak SAYS
" Once using Browns Iron Bitters proves its
superiority over all other tonic preparations 90
It is not profession, but fruit that elorifie-
God
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Health first, riches afterward. All forms
of heart disease inc uting pa pitlfion,
rhsu latism, 81 asms, b1nY formation. en-
larEem nt vai-uar derangsmen 8, acute
pains In lef hral etc. yield to the use Of
Dr.. Graves II art Re ulat =. 81 per bottle
a drurristz
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WE ought not 60 De proud Of weu-doing. for
thr Judgment Of God : far different from the
IEl-menl Of nm.
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He benefits himself that doeth good too+ber.
Frazer Axle Grense.

One greasing lasts two weeks; all others two
OF three days. Do lot be imposed on by the
1umbug -tuf- offered. Ask your dealer for Fra
Zer'-. with label on. IL saves your horse labor
and you too. It received first medal at the Cen
teunIal and Paris EXpositions. Sold everywhere
That man alone is worthy of a woman's love
who has judged her worthy of his respect
TIE habit Of running over boots or shoes
corre ted with Lyons Patent Heel Stfeners.
Aims are the golden keys that open the gates
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PrICe fOr ZEE. Sc. per BusheI.

SPECIAL RATES or FREIGHT at all sta
tiJns on the Railroad
Orders filled promptly for any amount from
ono carload 70 10000 bushels Send orders
carly. Address
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Mother swans Worm syrup.
lfRuchu-paIb,,.35 @ -

Infalhble, tasteless, harmless. cathartic; for f.
5erishness restlessness, worms, constipation. 25e
Pig-headed people are generallv bores.
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Wreck. Of mnmanftv.

who have wasted thsir manly vic1r and pow
r- by youthful foies and peuiciQl- 6rae-
-ice7 pursued In solitude inducing Nervous
Debility. Impaired Memory Mental Arzierv.
Ds-ponfency, Lack Of se.fcaHfleu-c. ami
WIN Power. Weak Back. Iuvo.uu-arv Vital
Losses aad kindred weaknesses. should all
dress With tlree letter po-'ags stamps f1r large
ill-tratet treatise, giving uuf4i.in- means IF
nre, WoELp's DIsPESsAET MEDICAL A-socIA-
rIoy. Brhaio. n T.
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t6ea week 2 your own town. Terms and s. OUTFIT
4VUf-ee. Address II HALLETT & Co, Portland. 1fe
L'OR SALE.-A good truck and grazing farm Of
4 l20 acres. hve miles south Of New Brunswick n
plenty OF fruiti over 0Qu peach trees In bearing
stock, cr0us and farming tools with place il desired
on bond and mortgage OF sale only because OF III
health Of subscriber. For further information adj
1r.ss. S. y. sIlLLMAN. NaW Bruuswick. y. ].
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+ preferable 70 Stone Lime. and with The pres-
ent extremely low pfic and advantageous
freight rates, i g decidedly The CHEApEsr
PENINSULA use. -"
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A sAserH1rD heart is better than silver
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Liver disease, headache and constipation.
caused by bad digestion, quickly cured by
Brown Iron Bitters.
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FoBE1eN ITEMS

Cholera has appeared at Ghizcl. a
suburb Of Cairo, and also at Vienna.
"A fire, attended by loss Of life. mas
occurred at Liptoszentmiklo, in Hun
gary.
Five children have been drowned at
Barnsley.
The number Of men in the standing
armies and reserves Of European States
is estimated at twelve millions.
Fifty corpses Of Zulu men, women
and children were seen on June 80 at
White River on the border of Zululand.
They had been massacred in their
hiding place by Cetewayo's followers. It
is said that the chief Mapoch has sur
rendered to the Beers.
"A dispatch from the town Of Rosto7.
On the Don. in the government Of Eka-
teFluOslav, Russia, says that a large
fire Is raging there and that the whole
town is menaced. RostOy has a popula-
ton Of about forty-five thousand. Nearly
one-quarter Of the town Of Rostov was
burned, despite the exertions Of the
populace, fire brigade and troops. Sew
eral persons we're injured.
In Paris on Friday NJ. Dreyfus, Of
the France, and NJ. Judet, of the Lan-
'eJne, fought a duel with swords. NJ. |
Dreyfus was wounded in the right side. !
Several Jews have been tortured |
md murdered in the town Of Ostrog, in
he government off Volhynia.
-Rioting broke out at Newry, Ire
and, on Friday. The police were pow
.rless. Mobs ran from street to street,
Issaulting all persons supposed to be
)mDgemen.
1t is reported on good authority that
he Gar has placed the Grand Duke
Nicholas Cons tlniovitch, who has been
Erecting the making Of the canal in
'urkestan, under arrest for interfering
nth the duties Of the Governor of Tur-
estaD.
"A dispatch from Hong Kong, reports
hat Tonquin is in a state of anarchy.
he French have captured and hanged
lany marauders, bands Of whom how
red about and fired upon the outposts
nevertheless the latter are still fred on
lightly.
The French recently imprisoned a
Ialtese because he engaged in fracas
ith an officer, and intend to court
lartial him. The arrest caused much
l-feeling in the British colony. which
emanded the release of the prisoner.
he French refused to hand him over
the British Consul. The matter has
zen referred to the French and British
"A dispatch from Durham says a &
eat battle has been fought between the
rces Of Cetewayo and those of Oham.
le latter chief was captured.
The score of the American rifemen
Wimbledon on Tuesday beats the n
st score they made at Creedmoor. c
1t is said that the hhedive of !
'ypt will go to Italy in the event Of "
spread Of the cholera; provisions
We given out in Damietta and the peo-
are starving.
1t is said that NJ. de Lesseps has :.
de a satisfactory arrangement with =
British government in the matter of
Suez Canal. se
Mr. Bradlaugh announced that he to
Md again attempt to take his seat in 3
English House Of Commons. and =
members voted to seclude him from q,
precincts Of the House until he en- 81
ed not disturb its pro ceedings. thi
Mr.. Gladstone admits that the Irish al
ID act needs amendment. 81
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ladies THOTDIFs,
nKER TnIllrY NEARs-

troubles" says Mrs q. Lanoie4ux. of Isle Ia Motto
Nt.t 'eyc.Ft kiirey-Wort- It carsf ae, aud many
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20

Domestic remedies and prescriptions by myself "a
rtactieng ply ca1l snd other dlctara only pllated
Hy wiies chrgl.c, twuy ears -ndus, Inflammation Of
th- bladder. kidney Wort however, elFst hsr" These
gre eAt,4ets rm letter lf Dr.. G.. 81. Summerlin Of
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''I can recommend Kifn-g-Wori al the Worl /, q
writes j. X. B.uglm4n. C-e-tline. ONO IN has done
Eos4.r' for m and m1uy others iT11slet with kidney
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20

CHRoLUHI0S collars are made in different
s.yles. both standing and turn down. The
cuffs are reversible.
GnArITrDE. .ays soua .n-. IS tL. nemorv .t
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The quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney.
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists
TIE reproache- of enemies should quicken
rs TO duty, and not keep us from it,
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20

priceless jew ei j. g.. Jewell a Judge at Wood
6ug, VI, a s. Hidnay-W cured my rheumatism.
Nothing else would do IL. D."
PILES.
From Nantucket. Mass. Mr.. Wm. H. Chadwick
Hrltea 30 kidney Wort H1ras EF1nEt'q u1d elcierty
ca.es Of piles Is well hiney troubles. It's most
excellent medicine 80
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saKIDMEY-WoRT.U

TlIG GREAT SPECIFIC FOR K DNET DISEASE.
LIVER TROUBLES. MALARIA. CnSsrIPA-
TON. PILES. LADIES WEAKNESSES
AND RHEUMATISM.
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


A sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK
MISSES, Including LeueOrrheeas Ir-
regular and Painful AIenstruatlons
Inflammation and liberation Of
the Womb, Flooding PRO-
LAPSUS UTERIs &c.
f=-Pleassut 20 the taste. edlcaci1us and i-nsdsts
In its eject It is great help in pregnancy, ard
Hsves pain during labor and &c regular periods
FHFsICIAys UsE IT ASD FEEsCRlBE IT FKEEIL
r-FoR AL WElExEsszs Of the gsnsrativs organs
OF either sex Il e second 20 10 remedy that has ever
deeu tes1rs ths uubHe; and for all diseases Of tie
EDzE7s it Is the Greatest Beuisdv IN TIE BoriL
szrKIDSFY COMPLAINTS Of Either Sex
Find Great Relief in Ifs Use.
LYDIA z. PTNEHAlrs BLOOD PURIFIER
viii sraff'rata every vestige o. hlnors from the
Blood al the same time VIII give tone and lre1th -
the system. marvellous 10 results as ne 70
rF~Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are Pic
ra-sd at ass and rs western Avenue, Lynn, 4ass
Price sf aithsr g. SIX bottles for S. Tie COMPOUND
e sent By nail in the FORM of pills or OF lozsngs On
receipt Of uric 81 PER box for either Mr. FlnEharn
freely answers all l-ssers Of inquiry. Encose eent
staup. se-d for pamphI5f. AsHf1os taas Fapef'
rz-L7pri z. PryzHAH's Irvz.z fIILs cure Const.pa-
ti51 H5Is1ess and T5rpidty z the Liver . cents
ETsoId by all Drus gists.-aa %
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a Phy.ician's Mife,- TronbIcs.

" had hdley and other ,uhlss over thirty years, -
writes Mrs. j. J. Galloway, Elt III 20. Oregon. Nothing
hered me but hldneyMort. I iei'i sF.rt psraigaei
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EsrEHFRIsE loses strength if its efforts bear
no fruit
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PILES sIXTFFN YEARS. 2

have iolnd .1 ley practice chat -1astPlii1n anf
piles lu aL lQrls ei 4tacttrist iletC
readily 90 Kidney Wort '-P-Iip &. Ballet. y. D,
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20

Low does not impute evil designs OF thoughts
.i ur..r.
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20

LEwrs, I0wa.-Dr. ~ J. Davis says.
Brown Iron Bittars give the best Of salts
faction 10 those wl0 1=e it.
To LAUdH at roguery makes rhe action dauhIy
dishonest
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- -. !. -.

r. Y. PIERcE u. D.. Buffalo. N. Y. BeaY
Sir Twenty years ago 7 was shipwrecked On
the Atlantic Ocean. and tie cold and exposure
caused q large ebsce-s 90 form on each leg.
which kept continually discharging After
spending hundreds Of dollars. with IL. benefit.
tried y0ur Golden Medical Discovery and
now, iH i-ss than three months sitter taking
the first hotti=, I en- thankful 20 say I am
completely cured and for the first time iu ten
years can put mv left heel 90 the ground
am yours, WILLIAM RYDER.
81 Jefferson ST., Buffalo. ny
Rather he beaten n right than -uec=ed iu
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h-dney-Wort is med .cile Of priceless value I
i1u pile. FOG sixteen lIIFe ya lt cured me-
Nelson rairclila ST. Alb4as. Vt.
Z a ri
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TERRTBIF Kidney DISEASE.

Mrs Hodges s7ys c1nu1t too highly praise Kidney
Wort sass Ar. SAM. Hodge. WIiliimsr0Uu, W. Va
" -sref my t=-Fitle kidney disease. By wife had 10
turn ne over DO ths bai. before using it."
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TWENTY YEiRs, IlTDNPY DIsEAsE.

81 have used Kiiney-Hort for gravel recently wrote
jas. +. Rec T. OF North A-tn. Maine. and &c qa5s ne
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DIAMOND
GOLD and SILVER PAINT.

Bronze Paint. Artists Black.
For gliding Fancy Basket, Frames, Lamps,
Chandeliers, and for all iaas Of ornamental work
Equal TO any Of the high priced kinds and only
ioets. package az the druggists or postpaid from
WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO., Burlington, Vt.
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Gn.frfne

Elegant and palatable remedy for indiges-
ton. Should be taken before or after meals.
GAsTRINE is IN liquid form. Sold by druggists.
FqR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paper
ipply % The publlsher Of the paper. U29.
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20

XTANTED-AGENTs for our wonderfully sue
w cessful book, DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA" ~ ups. Illustrated and leads all
others. b. ID. RUSSELL Publisher Boston, Mas.
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GRTiT HTTs-fNl. r0r RITTT-lTATTslT,

" had kidney disease fls saisy ysar " writes C. P
Brown Of Westpllt y. I. 90 cal' 10 scarcely walk and
could DO no work. d-v-uty thank God that Kidney
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KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES

I've Lai no pains since I was caref hy Kidney
Wort, " said Mr Jas C. Herd ot the Chicopea Box
.7 Springfield. Mass. 90 c9uilu work before using
. 81 E-e.t l.ara N. ..Ira. 4 I-l.rrl-s.-
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eETTLEn CnN.TIpATInN.
LADY DISCfTtI

7
. have had kidney dssas. for thirty years - writes
hi-nes-h ont has aluye1 gA fly and CURED my
sett Ell cll-t patton 80
LADY DISCHARGES TWO SERVANTS.
81 hafe not leen able 20 Do ms hous.r1-k for many
ge-', ,1-i talys Write= hf- M +. Morse OF Hyde
aihs 9tIn- See u9a surprised 30 isy friend by dis
el-rsm m uy tso servants au doing tleirwork- Kidney
" Lu-a. VI au ai enc. Z ffrt esF.la1
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RHETlIATIslI ON THF BENCH.

" Il is thank tl Sind Providence % great temporal
Aessia7, truly remarks WIN. Els d Ev- Ms Colorado.
Tie gentleman referred 60 kaueyNlrt. and It's nazi.
81. curative properties. n cases Ut rheumatism and
klduer trouble
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m Nc nnNE NLl..IlEEe.

- For six years, says EngiHee5 W H. THOMPSON,
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KIDNEY COIIPLAINT AND DIABETES.

'serara. dlctor- IA lsd ~ rits- y. Sleepy Al=ghany
~ Penn hut hiiuey-Wori -fzef ms Adney ano
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COTID NOT WORK BFFORF.

-, YES -.i--,g crsi recently pig Mr. n; Burdick.
% the Chic1fee Box Co.. Springfield Msss.. 'Of severe
zi1leg disease o using kiiueT Wort.
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BArHEn be beaten in right than -ueceed il
wrong.
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TRY TIT TRY ITI
SHELT TTME

IHs pIlnepaI ag1cllirM papers of fha
country have decided that weight for weight.
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-20
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS
coNTISUED REDUCED PRICES OF
SHELL LIME

A. an experiment, and 20 meet the necessity
pi l1e times, wo decided thsee years 40 81
lns liln, Of our LONE 25 per cent.
sung ] cents per bIshcl. instead Of
tini - form rly. The success of ffig piag
wy sa.i, that our sales wefo MORE nj
DOUBLED, and We concluded 10 continue ne
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8 Cents per BusheI

un.ii further notice The superior exc .iIence
Nma oheapness Of Shell Lime Tor agricultural
firposes can be attestcd by hundreds of tbe
~ farmers Of Delaware and Maryland. and
proof Of its merits Nov a tbe lime IN H..
prove lands 80 small cost '
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Cured tremendous scroiulous lump on Thomas Ben.
netts leg q years Old He wanted 10 cut out with
knife, il was painful.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Cured Lieut.. John Smith. U. S. N. Of stomach com.
plant. palptation, and rheumatism in the knee.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cured Mrs. Cole Of 81 scrofulous sores One on her
head was slarge as the palm Of her hand
Hoods Sarsapnrilia
Cured Mrs Parkman of birh-born scrofna in one year
Her scalp was one solid sore. Her hair fell of.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cured Mrs. Rollins Of three large fatty tumors
one was running sore and very painful.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cured Mrs. Hart's Salt Rheum with one bottle. Her
hands cracked and chapped for 20 years.
Hoods sarsaparilla
Cured j. R. Smiths daughter Of Diphthera poison.
She was very poor, weak and without appetite.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold By Druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared only by
q. !. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell Mass
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UNIVERSAL TESTIMONY

rsold by an Druegisfs.=la o
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Cured tremendous scrofulous lump on Thomas B,
nets leg. q years old. He wanted 10 cut it out vi
a knife, it so painful.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
"A Psrr,s perp,axss .,,s Players

According to the Beaver Tribune. .
parrot lately distinguished itself at the
Opera House there. the iuaaagei of
which had borrowed it from restau-
rant keeper. During the first net o. the
.Old Snipmates' the bird was quiet
enough: but AS it had l.ecome acens-
toned to lis novel surroundings. conf
menced 10 display lis accomplishments,
to the amusement ~ tue audience and
the d'snaas .ef Ike ::..;;c;tsiss. Laiuo Chops
or Dreaded veai?" screamed Poll, bring
ing forth loud ..s-shr 10 which the
bird responded with, .'Shut up--you
make me tiredr' Omit kissing tie
cook!'' and voliey of oates. An act
ress pushed the cage TO the wings Of
the stage. to be siezed by tse manager
and carried to the property -ropm, the
voice of the indignant parrot dying
away in the distance. until the Slam
ming OF the door slut ii cut altogether.
but not before tie of, nder Poll had re-
yengcd its removal by nippng the cap
tor in the leg. A little later the nian-
ager thus addressed his treasurer: ..Mr.
Morse, let it be naacrs;ood, once for
I'll. that hereafter no living wild beast
will I've INTRODUCED on our stage. "
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
A Rad-Hea.lad Paradise.

Atlantic City istsays correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Press) aparadise tor
red-headed girls. More re,i-head ID
girls can be found there 10 the square
inch than anywhere else along tho
coast. They may be seen sporting In
surf in blue box-plaited panties, with .
red sash around the waist; they are en-
countefed every few steps along the
bread walk; in cordial Jerseys and YER
million stockings they peep out from
under crimson parasols; they recline
against red upholstery in the hotels. anc
may occasionally be found in rcd strip.
ed pavilions dying their hair in the sub.
They are not confined to class or condi-
lion, hut take in Titan and Lotta-hued
representatives from Spruce street and
from Frankford and from Chester c0un-
ty as well as from Conshohocken. There
ara red-haire, maidens from Erin. from
.he Fatherland, aud from the wilds Of
Jersey. from the banks of the hog
washed OHIO. from the red-hot south,
and even from Yankee land. There 10
a sort Of tradition that once mon time
n great swel OF the ocean. in his pleas
ure Yacht, was in danger of being
WttChSu oi tHe A.Iu1htC NJLN Cb;tSIs
when through the terrible fog and dark
ness he discesned r blazing beacon,
Upon coming ashore to find his deliver
err ne encountered lovely Jersey mind
with lighthouse nair. In delight and
gratitude he offered his hand ami for.
tune, proved to be baron with three
castles on the Rhine, and carried or his
bride. Howevertnis may be--and doubt
is THROWN upon it BY the fact that many
Imam has been wrecked in sight Of red
hsir since then aud never got over it,
tie circumstance remains that the red
beaded gir.s 60 in preposterous num-
hers to Atlantic City. and are met with
at almost all hours and in all places.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
To, Faithful D,~,

The engineer of the train That left Ho
boken on the Morris & Essex Road al
Ills o'clock on Thursday night saw, IN
the flash of the locomotive headlight.
the body of man lying across the track
about quarter Of mile north of
Orange. 4 large hr;ndle bulldog stood
just outside tie rail tugging energetical-
iy at the PROSTATE mans coat collar. In
nm instant the train had passed over the
lnan, while the dog. with fragment Of
its masters coat between its teeth, was
tossed into the air by the pilot. The
train came to standstill and the train
men aud few boys gathered around
the mans dead body. They were about
TO lift it from the track when the dog,
with warning growl that caused the
crowd to fall back. leaped astride the
body, whining ana growing alternate.
~. 1t rersistently refused to let an,
one touch it.
That's George Neboe's dog. )" said
boy. coaxinely adding. "Here Nell
good dog, come here.
But Nell refused to bulge. Brown
then leseled his revolver at the animal
and fired. Nell trembled rs if she lad
DCSu bbNs bat otA uOt AAloNC AHH tlpsu
her dead master. The policeman fired
again. The bullet entered the dog
neck. She fell, but staggered to her
feet again and ran away in zigzae
fashion. The body was recognized ns
that of George Nebce, bricklayer. 40
years Of age, who lived in Joyce street,
Orange. Shortly after it was laid along
side the track a puppy OF Nell came up,
and nesting itself ags:::..... the neck Of
us dead master, went to sleep, and re-
manned SO until the arrival OF the un-
dertaker
Five minutes after the accident Nell
went limping up to the door of Mrs, Me-
boe's reSidehce. where sne stood await
ing her husbands coming. Blood WAS
dripping from the animals meek. ..Nell.
Neil,' said Mrs. Neboe. in alarm.
where Is your nlastcrg" Nell whneti
piteonsiy. and SLOWLY aud nmurnfssl!y
wagged her tail. Soon afterwards i
messenger informed Mrs. NeOoe that
her husband had been He'd.
The dog is so badly hurt that she prob
ably will have to be killed. Size refuses
to take nourishment. Neboe bonsnt
her seven years ago. when she was y
puppy. N r saa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
They Don't Speak INV.

=
About TIVE weeks ago two women fnet
IN n Woodward avenue street car, and
when one complained that she was
again without a cook the other No
Piled:
.sAt! have jewel Of a girl! S'fe't
neat, prompt. respectful and Iouly pay
her twelve shiilinys q week. =
els it lu,ssihle!'
s.Yes; she's from tho country and
doesn't know that she can get more
wages
The same two wciHen naetin the same
car again sestsraay. but Aiasi how
CHANGED the. situation. They stared frigs
idly ut each other without ersn nod.
and they would not iii on the same side
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