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NJ, and they rode lo9 miles to reach

A Nj ANU lucy IVuS i've
Portland.
A writer in the Providence journal
clearly proves that S. ]. Hlden, Jay Gould
and Cyrus w. Field owe their misiortunes
and present Indebtedness TO the fact that
they kept their stock and let trains run on
Sunday. when William E. Dodge sold out
at the Top figures for the same reason.
Prohibition in Maine does not quite pro-
hibit for the Portland Pres says the liquor
deputies OF Portland made thirty seizures
last week, capturing large amount o.
liouor Of various kind. Nine persons were
brought before the court during the week,
charged with being engaged in the liquor
business.
The Douglasville, Ga, Star says that
there Is in its county a family OF three
members, who, zone day last week, sat
down to q dinner at which there were one
kind OF meat, one OF bread, butter, syrup,
ak OF vegetables and dessert. There was
plenty Of everything and come left. THIS
antire dinner just cost the head OF the
family six cents"
"A Chicago hotel man has introduced q
device as protection against swindlers;;
Each guest Is supplied with paste-board
card. on which the number OF his room Il
marked. Another card is given him, with
his own name marked on it. The first
card must be presented to obtHtn the Key
OF his room and the second one TO enable
him to use the elevator, and both are re-
turned when be pays his bill.
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Very seldom do We read Of an
actual case OF recovery, where hope
had altogether been lost. to equal that
which WAS on Monday investigated by
A DiSpaLc6 repol ter who had heard, In various
quarters, persons talking TO their friends Of
a cure, seemingly little short Of miraculous
that had been performed. VIM. Lincoln
Curtis Is the name OF the young man In ques-
lion. He Is new employed o. Il. K. Porter
& Co. Is Locomotive Works, Pittsburgh. His
ormous swelling and pain In the joints OF his
arm soon produced paralysis Of his lift arm.
He grad aily grew worse, hisankles and knees
were soon even wore than his arms, his
cheek bones began TO enlarge, spreading bis
isce out OF oil resemblance to bis former self.
Two physicians pronounced him hopeless
Perttna cured him. Page 20 DR.. Hartman's
ellis OF Life" nav.
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A man has been fined $500 at Marlboro,
s. G., for selling Jamaica ginger as medi.
cine, the jury's verdict being that 1t should
be classed as an intoxicating drink.
Copenhagen has an excise law to the
effect that every drunken person is to be
taken home in covered carriage at the
cost OF the house where he took the last
drink"
ayes, )" said the blood, "this life we lead
is awfuily monotonous. I'm awful tired Of
getting up every morning and cusaing my
self for a fool for getting drunk the night
before" -
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KAHoKA, Mo, February 0, 1851 pur:
chased Eve bottles Of your Hop Biiters Of
Bishop & Co. last fall, for my daughter, and
am well pleased with the Bilters. They did
her more good than all the medicine she has
tsken for SIX years.-WM, 7. MCCLURE. The
alb We Is from very reliable farmer. whose
daughter was in poor health Tor seven Or
eight years, and could obtain no relieve until
she us Hop Bitters. She Is now in as god
health as any person In the country. we
able cures.-W. q. BIsIop & Co. Trhs4w
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle Of
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Sold by McLain Brothers and Alex 7. Young.
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sm1oa's yrrALzER Is what you need for
Consultation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness and
Al symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70
.entS per bottle. Sold BY McLain Brothers,
and Alex. r. Young. s&w.
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Nor an experiment or cheap patent medi.
cine Is Browns Iron Bitters. tits prepared
by one OF the Oldest and most reliable chemi-
cal firms, and will do all that Is claimed for
II. pAW
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A SURPRISE TO reaches, ants, bed.bugs, ETC.,
"a Hunts Insect Powder. II Kills every time.
Price Is cents, by all druggists.
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Ri.ekburn,s Summer wardrobe.

Rdihin1tOH Cor. Of Philadelphia Prts..
Isaw Congressman Joe Blackburn yes
terday, and asked him about the paragraph
that e on It's rounds about his summer
wardrobe that his daughter Is said to have
sent him. He laughed, and said i had q
grain OF truth in Il. He said he left home,
for day or two only, and took only small
bag with him. The consolidation Of In
ternal revenue districts brought him unex-
pectedly to Washington. He at once tele'
gr4phed home to have trunk OF clothes
sent to him here. His little daughter, in
the absence Of her mother, opened the dis.
patch, and thought 1t was her duty to obey
Il. Soshe packed trunk and put anote
in 1t, as follows:
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CArARRu CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young. D4w.
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Clears out rats, mice reaches, flies, ants.
os6-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gephers. loo.
Druggists,
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Persons leaving lOt0n for &e season, and
SUMMER lrareIsrs, can haze TIE DAILY IN.
re,lIaEScRR mailed TO them, postpaid, for 70
~nls per month, ateaddrss' being changed as
ntt.n NJ dsrirEd
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1send you all the clothes can find, and
Nj. Blackburn said that the trunk con-
tanned the following:
7white shirts,
winter scaris,
tooth brush,
Bowie knife,
2 revolvers.
This Is what Kentucky girl regards as
suitable summer wardrobe for gentle
man. Mr.. Blackburn, who Is a charming
gentleman, Notwithstanding his buster In
he House laughs as heartily over the in
cident as any Of his friends.
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A CROCODILE shuts its jaws with force
OF 1910 pounds.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE r. R. y

On and after MONDAY, MAY II. 1855. tuntil
further notcel can will run from the City and
stamm's every hour from go A. Y. TO $50 J. n.
Cars to and from Fulton every % minutes.
myI2 J. RLEEH, supt.
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VACATION,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins SEPTRNhRR 9th. IS0s
Ten Separate Schools, including school OF Hltorv
and School Of English. Full courses In Law Rnd
larged faculties for study Of Physical Sciences Ana
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped chem,
ical lRbratoTy. Thorough courses In Ancient Ard
Modern languages and literature. Text boskS Al
alogue and other Information address
W. L. wIl2oN, President
aus Morgantown, ". Va
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a CARD.

"A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the erron and In.
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness early de-
cay los Of manhood, DO, will send recipe that
viii cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send seliaddresed envelope to the
REV. JogEPH T. IMAM. Station D,'Eew YORK City
nN14TThakS .'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart as tollows-city time.
II. d O.-Main Line-DEPART-16SA m, 8 70 q
n. ais 3 N. ii Tsp N, loam. WP.& D. Div
V am. lsogm.t Sepm 4 Arr Line
O. Diy,-5 10 p m, 96eam assam. W.P. &B.
DiH-S2 am, II 2am. Spm.
@. P.-DRARr-61oa an, 40 m, 10 p m.
ARRrVE-l2 Is q m, 5 Is m, s % m. and 42a m.
p, q. d ST. l.-DKpAET--e7 m, Q % m,
I2lpm,i4SS, P m. AnANn--S@a m Il u m,
CIV, d w.-DnAEr-9G5Gm m, $50 p m, u
N. SlShm,lp ARlIvE-746 q N, 10 % q N,
o 90 a, 4b0pm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
uEATERs, HELPERS WANTED

TuEATERS HELPERS WANTED
At the 1ABelle NH. came wages paid IS a. other
mills. Places made vacant BY wottmsn refusing
to secsp, the regular wages Apply at the once OF
the I,,O COMPANY.
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Buy the Best.
Ask for the "ExcelEor" Baking Powder II u
always pure and Of uniform strength. Sold By
r. LIST, Man'ir, luio Main Street,
And by ali hrSt clA9 dealers,
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LoxDoS. Exc.. January -
me steamer CimDria. from Hamburg for
New York 49, SUM N che German ocean ~
: collision Win the sultan On Friday nixh<-
l,ctails q che disaster show thai The Ioss
u NE must have been fearful a ti<pa1ch
from Hamburg. sent ~ the Hamburg Amcri-
en- Steamship Company. says - CT nfty IL
persons from the Cimbria have been landed.
a number o. them are = Neser lighthouse.
Tns names % these are noe 20 asc<rtsined-
The Cimbna left Hamburg o. Thursday
With - passenseu and : crew numbering
10 she ran aground before IeavinF the Eibe.
but 90 o. Win ne Hood ride, with the assisf-
Z q me steamer Hansa. without damage.
FRIDAY morning he came into collision. dur.
M : thick To- o. Dorkam wish che ssamer
sultan. The Cimbr1a sank A = shcrs time.
wien ne boz with thirty .nine passenger
arrived me company sent ont che steamer
Hansa ana she four largest available Steam
En- - Coxhaven % scerch ior the other boats
| u she Cimbr1a- Ine We-e India st<aner H.
vnr1a nlso Iefs 6urInR the night with . sim
mar object Ihe steamer sultan. which euf.
lared heavy damAR q she collision. be- -
rived ~ The Elbe.
ne cimbnA sustained such severe injuries
/ ~ she collision Inst & g once became ~.
parent o1e mus sink AImo<t tumfoiafely
enc of1cers. therefore. did Al i cher poveI
- onyo lIvcn- Wlehout . ios q
elme lhe me- belos were distributed among -
! passeneers nd ~ order uas given % iowol
ne boa.s- III. howsver. n consequence q
60 vosselo beel1ng over = her si6e. 20
found % - vssy 1i11culD O one uido and 3D.
ooluscly imDouslole o. ne Other.
~ eho socon1 o(Icor 40 sin engaged cut
enc ~ span 1ooss. - there would - =
mucn o~rlfsuood - poosiols for = peopls =
clfne - vhon 10 fnevitabls f~ounderinl
ohonl1 occur. the ve1osI uone down under ~
80. He osixed . spar. bus - several Z
persons elung % y 80 Obliged % ~ 80 ~
Suamo - : booA Ihls boas 10 -soossQuenel.
pf<ke1 ID ~ the IhGta oeyeuteen ot1o
p>rsons have beon saved ~ he sceamor DiA
mnnf non ne Weser light house. maAIn|
any .six thus ~ known - - rescued.
a rporter boarded ths sultan. be- boel
captain and crew absolutely refused - giv
him ans information The captain has mad
: statement before she Dririsa Consul. but 81
y inaccessible. The sultan has : larEas Dol
Il her ben seven fses aDovo - uassr -.
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rur xrwua6I unr<u mnnn0n
Arrest - 0esrGs e<h<ller. L>ssss - -
S~~h.I House ner-reen. 90 Chasgo
Of UsxinE Set Fire - the Hotel IhrooGD
SPITE xn~.rxr.. January =
r ess',r q. ss ss p ,sss,', !: oe e =: gs,a ss.s ~
.fternccn - = weFs.nf s.cvn % ~ o1sss
vhIth q ..trsyss g xsyh.I! noe.s ws9.ss-
tenant Jansen "a oa1eer Hsnnina- 4 Rosh's
rsu's, ss''sS ssms a. q q. 49,: ...n -, s.,,s . ~
.--- -.-,.-~-~ ~ 1ccr~S
snrprss1. Az msoe e 't:.s~s-- ~ s.r<
~ ssas1Iy .inss - ar-. "a ~ - sno-s
~. ~1ecf1 a. - Gnrre. Ne ur1ooncr We
iockei ~ ~ ~ cs:rre ~ -arson.~ ana w.
tnne'..'ey .-.s1srfeo 49, e.5 ~
..rEt a ~ $3.50 ~ r~--
o' nv .Pre< ~ H.. -
ts.t srt<-n. .o. Y 5000. :. --~
-
c-P-ns - ~ !" --- -
anpt.rr <.t.'xrs .-e 49, ID
$500 ,--.s .rr.
80 ~ o.'s, .--..-...- -
n@ce 80 ~ c,,,~<,.,fv ~ ~
1870 ~ p...o--.
s>sen-.y r~.--.t-
~ ~. Z ee----.-.-..n =,
~---
1he warrant sworn out p Decisive Hennr
nu lte1s-
S"nn n.n.l-n, os.14 nv f--eer,re" rt..n<-
~ cecree scSriier .el.esz- "a ~ i0fh dsy u
janusry,A- a, ls<k at re sid cry q MI
wsukce, n said county .. ncouk y. nou< ~
three oIslsek q re- n.shssIns e te<s qsy:
-"|+ - A--L-
Nrrhsl Honse. 81 which II. the ab1ye-nsmcd
George Schellcr alias Was there and then tho
tcnant. then and there f~eIoniousiy. vi!lfully
spa 'n ms 81 ~ 81 t'sdl h q ~ sush are al
consume. c~6nfrsry % ne statute - such &C.
dicn " n ths state 81 Wisconsin. a >aid az.
ponent verify believes md prays that the ST
SS ss,9 v,, 5s ssis4a' 's',; = q, H.Z ?: Arrested -
IL I' D y. ;s sns's sss, e N r. s s'.'s. ~. a9 ~ - :
ricu- tales about ne IRE s<ine n sheseor
w ess, 7, ~ 49, VII Isoessn' Wien IL snnouuos-
neus q - are - nsd<, vent into she voea-
room n ne oa9fmenL ana there 1oun1 -
p Woo burning n : corner: The ss'es IN. -
burning against e some time, - may p 80
:, prss = s.,. ~ y. =, !. 1 sss &c., 49, y 81. osn s. ~
rsm. ne smors Va srcendIne through -
co"-- .bove "a sprssdinr rsroursoas tSs
building.
. sass very very ~ ~ssrs n ~ found sunias
br'<etiy ~ re enslneer, snsre e:n y .ou.-
otser cause n any ~ q O. Ssssnsns =
Iises.a sss:.: = sss ?, asss,ss =.
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sc>rcelv know,d : Young man when shs
saw one"
..Shc must have wanted 70 know them
less after she had seen one" snapped
Nahala. actually walking 0ut d The
Women folks i curious" said her
grandfather. lighting his pipe:
One evening. Nahala sat alone IN .
little arbor. al covered with wisteria-
She VA very unhappy. In less than :
month she had gone through . great
deal. She had fallen In love. had AL
sorts Of sweet fancie< and thought her
self The happiest gin IN creation With
~ end.
Fred Archer had only been flirting
with her. and was engaged 20 the girl
with white feathers and red paras0L
she was angry-insulted; very, very mis-
erab.e. She was forever trying 20 think
81 some means BY which she could
prove % FrciArchcr that she cared
Tor him But. alas 4. he knew she did "a
well
ASH = rich city man like that would
really have come out here % court the
village doctors daughter: What . Tool
l was ~ said Mahala % herself
Then she started and gave . little
scream. Fred Archer was looking IN -
her. with one hand on either side q the
only entrance.
.sMahala~ he said.
She answered. MIR. Archer - and
her heart beat like . drum when she
smoke.
1T i absurd What have l done
that should Be called Fred no more
asked the young fellow.
.0h. VOW done nothing" replied
Nahala- Nothing At all
Then why are YOU angry asked
Fred.
Mahala cooley responded - am no'
angry. MI. Archer. II 4 were. why
should you care2 II Il we're Miss Beau
champ. indeed
Miss Beanchampr' cried Fred.
The ANGER Of the lady q Is en-
gagged to might matter said Mahala'
y. But = mere acquaintance like me. You
wonder that / know. l suppose. Mrs
Peeler mentioned Il. / cong ratulate
YOU. Miss Beauchamp i very stylish
and handsome
Mrs. Peeler i : c~onfoundei old
busy-b0dyr' cried Fred Archer. -And
Mis- Beauchamp Is a-a-young person
intent on getting . rich husband
Stylishs Handsome, I thought VOL
had better taste
Mrs Peeler seemed to know every
thing said Mahala feeling hapPie'
than she had for some time
She knew 700 much sid fred
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-
.We,l. I'm <urc,r said Mahala 20
hersel.. - she drew the plaid muslin
rur,ain quickly across the lower half
~ the k;fcben window. .-Nhat impu-
tencc,''
retwcen Nahala's kitchen window
ana TIE Principal road o. Eimtown lay
cnlr 4 -rrip AZ garden glowing with Al
the h-;rhf autumn towers known to
nature. and st between box borders
and 4 tiny paling fence The house
itSelf was olive. picked out with Indian
rei. and 81 he fence hung 4 small sign
hearing the inscription. y. ISRAEL CANr.
n. NJ n fact Il was the do tors
hone .ni Nahala was the do tor )
d.nrh;rr. AM manarci wonderfully.
the neigh Or said with one little col
e essa she w n, man "a ! rol,.pois for
dinner. and had been greatly ac.ravat-
~ for r-etorrIlx ~he de-;ref 70 see
What she 49, ioinr. ani md drawn the
cnrran h,rr-rnd . wn~on fun ~
bo.rier~ from Cap<,in Ieelers b.
DRIVEN r>st every one turning hi head
~ <,,re. Ana chen 4 Nan n Z cir With
!. lair. who had aid aloud. M 81 L !
condezcending tone What : pretty
cottage AMI then : younr man. in
dandy sportsman costume. With : gun
"a Nj shoulder. and followed by : hoy
with = game ba1. had ~sanniered by.
never taking his eyes OF the window.
.a.rn.,ix r,ar;n~ ~ N y <,;d M
Nj, 1T d.sicre h 4 Ia bad. wish
4 home r.<r I rioht IN fhe middle N
TIE ro.d. . that everybody that goes
ra<t an rlare richt into Tie kitchen"
he added. ii ! temper. -Ifs like
living III ! Z show
~ hv. Nahsly.r piped the old grand
father. from his plinf-boffomed chair.
tilted pre- arionsly On its hind legs on
the porch-*why, Mahaly. you woildn'i
Ike 10 lie sot ia K II tie middle of I
grove. Ike the CaPpen's folks . the
.Yes. / would said MahaIz. viii
emphasis
.sWhv. Mahaly.fs repeated the old
man. mildly, = one addresses : deliri
Gus person. ..you couldn't zee no team!
70 ~. Don't YOU admire 70 zee teams
do. I've seen Jones AMI Balls and
Peter and P.eler's since I cot here
s.Oh. veil. xrandpA" said Mahala
recovering her smiabilifv. AMI smiling
over the fuckleberriex ~ uppose Il K
intercsfinr ~ thore Who Ike X. and
don't care until those great droves b
summer boarden rush down here. mi
keep dying by. n riRgcd ~. glaring Il
q the windows. with. their white feath
ers and red parnsols and black mus
taches. when I'm cooking q the win
dcws II ny calico frock- You'll ow1
that's trying
This speech. incomprehensible -
MIGHT hsre 800 - = foreiener new I.
the isngises. Va quite infslligible 4
the rer5on - whom II ~ addressed
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A negro walked into Governor
Stephens ONCE Is Atlanta. Ga. the
other day and said that he had decided
% surrender himself 90 the authorities
% - tried for Arson On the charge d
having burned down : art q MiLIen,
ca. On he night % December ID Ihil
frank confession w. ID itself somewhat
surprising. but Il was far surpassed ~
Mr.. Harrington Williams next observa'
ton. which Was that be VA entirely IN
nocenk, but had dreamed that - ~
guilty. and was Il conso4uonce ter1bly
frightened. IN bic dream ~ had seen
himself pursued y = angry mob q
iemined % lynch him. : fa1e which q
VS. anxious 70 escape BY placing him
self IN the Governors hands -C6sc1gt
7ritons.
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~|&4 80
a panfIng. trembling boy. with his
eyes sticking out 81 hi head. had sud-
denly dashed into che garden and stood
bc.o . them painting AMI calculating
HE killed himself! He's killed
himself ~
!. Is il fatherP" gasped Naha'a. trem-
bling 20 that she could hardly stand
'sHnsh- child. No You've come for
the Doctor, haven't youF' askcithe old
man. ..Nh0 - it?'
..Ifs Mr.. Archer. Hes shot painted
the boy. Hes al hood I guess he's
dad. Send the doctor. DON lei them
hang me l didn't do IL . purpose. He
gave me his gun 70 hold. and il went on.
..Ef he'd knoved you - well - ! do.
Bill. he wonldn't hev given i 20 you 70
hold said the old man "bnt you
won't be hung. Where h be ? Nahaly.
20 hunt up your father. Here, come
3 0nx. show me where be II"
Away went the OIL n an and the boy.
In Z minute more the doctor. who had
been turning his pumpkins in the little
field behind the house. was seen 70 leap
70 the fence and run up the road after
them, with his glasses on his forehead.
and straw in his hair. and Mahala- ST
ting on tho porch 70 quiet down. soon
saw a sad procession advancing the
doctor. his fathcr-in-law, and v farm
laborers. bearing amongst them q shutter
on which lay . figure IN dandy sports
mans attire-all bloody and bemired-
Billy following behind with came-bag
gun and cap. and other portable prop
.Is Il ser;ous papay' asked Mahala.
.co am nn ~ bed IL the -pars
~oom I'M =, over II xour ,nnt's and
s,.x nr.,i i s.nd a. |, "a II vou teeI liks
s.;,,;r~ = reci;ed ~ doctor
Tsh@i. ohs-sj ~ frsf bshest III,
a;5 -, - q 49, amt. Sc ~ - IL,
r:..he- -.,c.;rr 49, a-rr,ni;ng ~.
%sasi;r~ r-.~n~-essi
r7-~-.l~-n.m..., - s>.-,
10, IT. 49, 49, =,
n. ~ 1s' II ~. .-5
-o anu -s-he 49, - E,,~
:,.s' - .. 49,. 4 80 !,
Anu I, 80 ny. nls 'a1l. ~ 49, ~
ner % $3.50. 49, ~. - !
os-:-.:nnS
.u..,- - ~,
~ .-L;,ss
,, y - - Nv
nsn Mt o'u
~ncr.t 80 ch;,d n - sa;d. comm,
~, hsh;rd ~ ana MATING her on IN
49, ~ mr. soft white neck-such
nretfr rh;n~ - 1 pretfv m don
J cry. Your d has got the bullet oui
ana $500 7. ~ ~. s.r;nr ~ roly
rolr. ~ oid Gentleman suddenly u
r..'
.Mahala. / knowed 4 gal that live
away I mounting. and not : livir
: soul come past once : year, and = I
them Young engineers was sent up :
measure that mounting. and be wanie
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An oak whose rings showed % b
one hundred and twenty years old was
cut down in Rucksport. Me-. recently,
and imbcddcd IN il trunk q the eight
ieth ring. : point which Va = the sur
face forty years ago. The wood-choPper
found. 10 bis amaxemcnt > diamond pin
containing t~enfy-fonr brilliants n =
silver setting. Nobody knows whose i
VA. or csn imagine how 4 came % b.
where Il w. found -- Chicago Um<s.
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Archer from without ~ he spieI q
Yea cir. nh.- replied Nahala from
within. You city people have ~ your
Day p Play ~ We are busy. -
::Let me help You" cried Fred
But there was no answer. and he
walked away and up the Hill 70 the Cap
tain's. very soberiy-
Later, Mahala saw him through The
| plaid muslin riding IN company with
Miss Beauchamp.
~AiD't seen Fred Archer for some
time" said grandpa. ~ evening q twc
II presume M. Archer i occupied
with he society Of The LADY h i en-
gagged fo-thaf girl with The rod para
so[,,' sid MahaIA-
sAh'I want 70 know replied grand.
D. ~ don. seem 10 think H. likely
why not?' inquired Mahala- IN Z
tone % great surprise.
II dunno. sid grandpa
Later, be remarked: Did evertel
you the story about : young gal thai
lived atop o. mounting and nobody
ever went by; but one day : young fel
Ter came up % measure the mounting
survey II yon know-and he wants !
drink. 50 he goc@ up 70 the door and
knocks. and out comes this young gal
...What DO You want says -he.
"~She'dlived % long UP there that sh'