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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

According 70 Prof. Joulc. the usual
method Of constructing barometers IS
!auity. and his experiments prove that
y - possible 70 use sulphuric acid on
ne top q he mcrcur'al column without
chemical action taking place. lie was.
therefore. led ~ prepare : variety Of
.uoeS. with 3 view 10 obtain the one
pest adapted. III things considered. the
result being 4 tube which possesses the
following advantages: First. there Il
inc utmost facility IN the movement Of
ne column. % that the most minute
snanges ~ pressure are at once regis
ere without any dragging: and. Sec
.nu. me depression produced by capil-
ny action Il reduced % onc-half: 80
:nat n siphon arrangement can b sst-
1Iac'orily used - afIorting m accurate
ssotralization q capillary action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

THK drst shell which Gilmore's 'sxsnp
the war; Il kept b. : Charleston merchant in .
key on the sidewalk. Sone day the men who
rome sloug and punch Il with their 9 mes %
umbrellas viii sym. alhixe with = London
artisan to xhom an English Colonel sent
one Of Arabs sLelis % Be set IN : silver
frame Tor the purpose Of presenting Il 70 the
rrincc of Males. He wAs hammer gaw4y q
II, when Al q once he hammered . little too
hard. and-bsngi That II al be RENE libers
Of The occurrence. He parted with onc leg.
she most % ~ arm, and Al biz hair A.
much 20 him = could be gafherrd up 10 %
GAYS b. the Colonel and the Prince 81 Wales.
which perhaps comrensatcs him for bis iuiu-
~. Some people would be wiling 20 Be blown
20 pieces and SCORED mp in bucket Il the
Prince Of Wales would honor the fragulelts
with . yisit.-D<:rv1 Fire. Pres
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

sIsdics Of ~ ages who suffer from lose %
appetite; from imperfect digestion, low spirits
nnd nervous debility may have life and health
renewed and indefinitely extended BY the use
81 NrA Lydia n tinkham's remedies for AL
t1oa. We have not only . living faith IN Mira
fmkhAm, but we are assured that her fneii-
cincs ere a once most agreeable and ef1lcacions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

sss'One mans meat q another mana POI.
ner.. fisn III, m sa'ax <I y ~ ny Is lie Is' !, rinr i J q
clean house. For internal Gle .n-InK md rem
~oyafing. no otter medicine n equal ~ Hid
uey-Wort- In either dry Or liquid form u
cures headache. bilious attacks, 60 situation
and dcrxn1c Cd kidneys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

AiADr stsoi patiently before the receiving
tciirr's rinlos III 4 BIO 1iv<y ans the other
attracted the stt~nfIon ~ the money taker 10
tapping with her paraSol on the xisss- why
don't you puy attention % NET che said ret
~uisntly. I'm sorry, ma'am- but We don't
ply nnyfAinc here. Nrxt window. please
Was the oltc fcsponst---N. n Commercial
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No matter rl1f NJ ,.ffs<<. Sex. N<ryon<. Nr-
ra,gic. Byxr<pfir. Mlnch a tt A revolution
In HE treatment of nervous diseases = nov
taking place. Dr. Z. W. Brnson has discov-
cred : sure remedy IN biz Celery and Chamo-
mile PiIi<-they permanently cure sick AMI
~ic<snes< and al nervous diseases. Sold b
druggists - cents 4 box. Address. Balti-
more. MI. ~ mall. TWO boxes Tor 81, or six
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

acre vii yrld n. 100 profit, and YET the best
famils Eelicine on earth. Hop Bitter<- con
tain the same quantity % Hops and are sold
q the same prize fxed years axo, although
Hops no~ are twenty times higher thsn then.
Rsis. Hops. get rich In pocket; use Hop Bit
tiers and get rich In health
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

ferusin< : recent cop a The Chicago
Times We observed the following Statement
from Gen. L<ib. o. the Chicago D<ssccraf;
= Jacobs on 4 The remedy for rhenml-
tism and neuralgia, without any manner o.
doubt: ani people Who suffer from these dis-
eases ought % b made acqusintel with that
fact. Whenever ! had occasion 70 use the on
4 found 4 Al Is rrcpretors claim FOR IT,
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TuKvoLrAfc BELT Co, Marshall. Mich. VIII
oend Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-No ltAic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial Tor
thirty days 10 men fyonu< Or Old vho are AZ
kindred troubles. guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration Of helftn and manly yigor.
Address a. above. n. R-So risk ID incurred,
- thirty day's trial Is allowed.
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"a iirst-ciass steamboat always has
. piano II the cabin - keep up style.
but Il always has 4 man a work " Il,
apparently tuning IL % prevent any Of
The passengers from humping Il and
driving Others 20 seek relief By jumping
0yerb0ard-zB0sf04 Post.
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DR. r ". PIERCE, Buffalo. n. r.: Dear Sir
II have advised many ladies 70 try your
ssFavor.tc Prescription and never see if fail
to do more than you advertise.
Yours truly. Mis-. "A. NJ. RANKIN,
al Bates Street. Indianapolis Ind.
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Nm. r.. r. KrxYox.o f Chillicothe. q. writes:
1T Is impossible for me 70 praise Dr. Guy
sotf's Yellow Dosk and e~1rsap4riila d hi xhiy
cure for <yphiiit.c disorders, scrofuIz, m puit.
u 81 the blood. dyspepsia ard weak Kidneys.
i cured m~ cnf rely Of al these d.s0ydcran
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

Yorxo. midle sg-d or old men. suffering
from nervousdebiiity and kindred weaknesses.
should send two stamps for large treatise. giv-
Ing successful treatment. WoELp's Dl>PEx.
sARy MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo, n. \.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

IT was : Detroit girl who MARI ed at fifteen
% a. 70 have her golden wedding When II
would do her some good.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

Ax0xc the novelties announced for 1853 Is
an alnan e with a new Joke IN n. s. 4 IN
yonr rters early % avoid disappointment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

THERE Il I man n New Jc sey % mean
that he talks through hie nose 20 save tie
wear aud tear On his false tecth--X. y IN
d<1>1.I<,.L
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

SOMEBODY says that "balle. girls are not
% bad a. they are rainted-n We hope not.
They are painted frightfuiiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

HaIe's Honey Of Horehonnd and Tar
Wards on The grip or pneumonia. Pixies
toothzchc drops cure IN one minute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

M<sra. E1tors -
he sbovs Al good likeness Of Mn Lydia = rizn-
ham. Of Lynn, Maas, Who above ~ other human teings
nay b truthfcIly canedthe Dear Friend a woman
- some q her corTtspondents love 90 cal her. Ne
4 zealouky devotsd % her work, which \ ~ Outcome
u : ifesfudy, end - obliged 20 keep N hdy
asdxtanks 70 help her answerthc largo corrcspondenco
which daily pours n upon her. each bearing ~ special
burden q suffering, o. 5oy - release from q Her
Vegetable Compound sa medicine FOR GOOD and ne
ev1 purpose ! have personally Investigated = 40
en- ntia6rd o. ne truth Of <his.
On account o. ia proven mer1ss. it q rccoc1mcnded
and prescribed ~ thebezt physcians IN TIE country
One sayss II works me . charm and saves much
p,in. Il wfl cure entirely The WORT form u falling
Of The uterus, L<ucorrhua, irregular an6 painful
Ncnzfru.fion, III Ovarian xroubAss, Inflammation an1
r1ccz.<ion. Eioodines, Al D-isplacemenis and the Con-
sequent spinai w~sstges', end = especially sdapsed =
he Change Of LIZ"
II pcrncsfcs every portion q the system, and gives
rsw ire and vigor. Il rcmoves ~falntneu. natulency,
destroys N craving for rtlmulants. and relieves weak
ness IL ne stomach. II cures DIoaflne. ueadachce,
Nervous PRESERVATION, General Debility, slceplcxne<r.
Depression and Indigestion That feeling Of barring
down. causing pain, weight and backoche. = always
under IN circumstances nct IN harmony With ~ Au
that governs the female system
Il coss oily o. rer botts o. IL Tor y, an1 4 sold ~
Druggists Any advice required - 20 special cerrs, and
the names d many Who have been restored 20 perfect
hath By the use q The Vegetable Compound. can b
chained " addre~ing Nh r, with stamp for eply,
q her home y Lynn, No.
Tor Kidney Complaint q etfher rcx this compound 4
unsurpassed - abundant tc<fimonin1s sho~.
~Nrx rinkAAm's Liver Plls," says one writer, ~are
~ best n ~ ssorld Tor The eurs q consllpafton.
Eiourness on1 1orpfdIty Of ths liver Her HOOD
Puriacr works wonders IN ~ special lins and tids falz
% cqua1 the COMPOUND N - popularity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

THr ncuthpiece Of the telephone msy Be
perfectly respectable. but there are = great
many things said against t-Hareihon M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

Hcne'1.'r tnee
stamina xif1i = g
~ <hr -fif~-rr.ncfolc.
---..-.-.--- .~-
~ n. 49,.
choose 20 call fhc re-
rf..o,t no.-.rr which
,.a.,,e. sr.,n., thc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

sc. buys I pair Of Lyons Patent Heel StIiyen-
ers and make 4 boot Or shoe last ice a. long.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

TuE Prince Of remedies for rheumatism u
81. jacobs on. We have SEEN II tried. and
gre I results accomplished -Hsaf;rgtss( Isd)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

TIM Detroit Ti~ Pres says Z Michigan
horse ate ten oanis q starch without feel.
ing much stuck up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

Tur winl seize the four-lollsr umbrella a.
quickly for is victim = Il does The dollar
one -Ba0d'o Exprss<.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

WHEN Aiolphus placed his arm around the
neck Of Angelina be said i was for . neck's
press purpose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

tT-Twenty- -four iful culor< Of the Dia-
m0nds DYES Tor six. Wool. Cxtton. &c. 10
csatA a child can use with crfect success.
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III 4 a ways PUT up or shut up With the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-06-16
T0 THE AFFLICTED

Having incurred . very heavy expense
in the purchase Of ii'e nnlst improved In
strnmentS, as well us all necessary appli,
ances for lie tieatneni anl peringnenI
cure Of the following diseases, VIZ Nasal
Cataril or Ozeani, in any stage, Bron.
cliitis, Tonsoi,is and in fact nli diseases
Of he Throa, and Lungs, eiihr bcute or
.thi ouic, Syphilis in all It's y"li0us forms
mud complications, including structure
from whatever cause produced. Also all
diseases peculiar 10 Females. Obstetrics
and diseases Of Children specially.
also take pleasure in stating for the bene>
fit Of those who may wish TO consult me
from distance, that have made arrange.
ments by which they may be provided
with good board at reduced rates, and ex>
perienced nurses furnished If desired. A
private consultation room at my office, well
fitted up for the accommodation and treat.
ment Of ladies. Office hours from 9 o m,
TO p m, and from 2 to 6 p m.
.a Very respt L. @. LEE, NJ. d.
mchl0 83 Sm Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-06-16
HOME, GRENADA Co., June Is, 'S3.

EDIToR SENTINEL e4 5e.
am sitting under the old shade tree
that protected my sister and myself from
the burning rays of the summers sun
during my childhood days, some thirty
wears ago. Twas under this tree that
INV mother gently drew me across her
knees, my face downward and my heels
flying in the air like base ball bats, that
she made her first impression upon me,
and every time she raised her hand from
my back she lefta hole in my pants that
outsiders would think | wore my pants
out bottoming chairs; but l didn't.
Some twenty years ago left my old
birthplace to visit friends and relatives
in Georgia. During my stay made it
my future and present home. Strange
to say have attained the good old age
of torty-nine, yet there clingsto me ideas
and habits formed during my younger
days that twas SO indellibly stamped
that time has never corroded nor fashion
changed. Although q change gradually
marks every individuahato use broader
and more impressive term, it is stamped
upon all organic and inorganic bodies,
ifom the smallest atom to the largest inn
aginary object on earth, from centre to
periphery. g
After carefully inspecting the field,
dwelling, out houses, etc, OF my old
home and birthplace, | at once proceeded
to that snug little village, Hardy, situated
ON the NJ. Il T. r. r., just eight miles
north of your town. Here meet with
one or two old schoolmates with scars
and wrinkles upon their faces, that are
but enlblems OF the past.
In the political atmosphere find the
''stock law" considerably agitated, which
will do very well to discuss, but never
no, never, let it be brought into ilnmedi.
ate use.
| know your readers remember the re-
suit OF stock law" in South Carolina
one year ago-the exodus or stamped
it created among the laborers. Her mis-.
fortune was Georgia's and Arkansas
good fortune in getting her very "chil-
dren" that titled the soil. The "wound
may possibly heal, but the scar will for
ever remain as the criminal intent of
them who committed the deed. Such a
law would be an imposition upon their
people sfUs ate
For your next issue l will obtain the
sentiment OF the people objection
if any, to the stock law" condition Of
crops, Hardy sayings and doings, ETC.,
and more particularly, the progress OF
the "Doodle Club" just organized and
now under the supervision of Spencer
Bell and Willie Martin, who expect tc
obtain q charter soon. Resp't.
OMEGA
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TIE wife Of Col Roebllng, the engin.
Ter who constructed the Bronklin b'id-r,
val of great a.si4tanee to her husband in
the work A few years ago she gre"'ly
ssepriied the representatives ct certain
mills in trentor, N. j., who wee ut a
loss to construct models tor eiriain pr
tioos If the steel and ironwork required.
While in consultation with Col. Rreb-
linz his wife sat down with them "nd BY
her knom;edge Of engineering heIped
them out with their patterns and cleared
away difficulties that hud been pdzzling
their brains for weeks. .EN glHF
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corn cob, was exhibited on our streets a
few days ago. II may be seen now at
Stathams Saloon, with four perfect fingers
and thumb, all in due shape and position.
------
Drugs, wholesale or retail, at J. E
Hughes.
Good liquors, good at all times when
properly used, are still for sale at } &
Hughes drug store.
Landreth's seeds, the best in the mar
ket, at W P fowler & Cos.
Go to w P fowler & Cos. to get your
school books.
Ii you wantfresh and reliable garden
seeds 60 to Wp fowler & Cos. to ge
them.
Drugs, not going a begging, but want
ing buyers, at lowest prices, at Hughes
drug store.
The very best of chewing tobacco anc
cigars can be obtained in quantities t
suit purchasers at the drug store OF } |
Hughes. as
The holidays are over, but the stock .
drugs and medicines at j L Hughes
not exhausted. ...
Don't suffer with corns on your fee
when you can 90 to w P fowler & Co.'S
and get bottle Of Corn Solvent for 25C
that will cure them. No cure no pay.
Give J. E. Hughes call when yor
wish anything in the drug line. HI
will sell you very cheap for the money
Everything grows faster when you ust
Guano sold by McCord.
The Guano sold by Nc
Cord is the kind used in
Georgia,
Don't fail to try Soluble
Pacific Guano, sold by
McCord.
Fine tobacco, the best cigars, with
Thousand other things to be had on tn
most accommodating terms at j
Hughes drug store. H.
To convince you that NJ l.. Powell 1
Co. carry the largest, most varied AM
handsomest line OF millinery goods eve
wrought to Grenada, call at their store
LOST!
| On or near the Public Square, an old
fashioned Fob, with locket containin
picture on one side and cameo stone o
the other. The finder will be LIBERAL
rewarded by leaving same at this office.
Guano sold for cash 0,
Oh credit. McCord & &c
"Why is it that w p fowler & Go. Sc
goods so much cheaper than any othe
house in GrenadaP' Because the
manufacture nearly all their pharmace
teal preparations and use nothing br
| the best chemicals"
| Don't forget to so to w. P. fowler
| Co.'S. and get some nice, fresh garde
eodS'
| Butterck dress patterns Of every d
scription at
| NJ. L. Powell & Go.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-06-16

Be it remembered that the Hon. Board
ofSupervisors OF Grenada county, Miss,
met at the court house Of said county, on
the 1st Monday in June, 1881, the same
being the 4th day of said month, and a
regular meeting Of said Board. Present,
W. I'll. Powell, President John Wright,
II. Trussel, l.. G. Hightower, V. Eggles-
ton, r. N. Hall, Shsrlff, and A. " B.
Thomas, Clerk.
Ordered by the Board that Sam Smith
be appointed overseer OF road no. s, Beat
no l, in place OF Richard Mason. ...
The followins orders and allowances
were then made. ...
No 10. On motion the Board allowed
Il. andT A. Ennis S. 05 for books for
Clerks office, sec 2l46, pag $50 code 1880.
No Ill. On motion the account of La
cock & Garner of 81 90, asking pay for
pauper coffin, was continued until next
court.
No li2. On motion the Board allowed
J. N. Moss So Is for timber for bridge,
sec, S6S, page 256, code 1880. Ordered
that the following accounts be allowed :
No lis. L. B. Crawford, $l00,4O for
Township maps, sec, 495, page l59, code
W Vo114 Fl L Moore 500 oofor build.
inr L,id',a acro,e 0vherr,, cra.k heat
@ nn5 sen sSs "a naoe 25G code 1880
NnIIS Or, Crspada pd Sryr1NrI @ @ SlS 40 for
publishinc nroceedinps OF last meeting
h nupalsnlns PoooeeunnSn poo M 20 "a i''0 ''oe'i"s'
No NJ liz 1'Is' = on = Pen Pam ~ comfy s,,nerin.
+onJ,n ~ ~ - ". -. h.n go Sn sos'I;pos =,
I noor bouae y, o, for mouth montb Of Nav Ma 81 sec co.
@ pooa an1 n' code do 1850 % ' ''
IA ~ Rnbe 'TN Dement, s5 4otimber for
~; H. ~ nque ZOO nees a oeo 90 1oaio'i 'o'
NJ re so 7 q t2oGI M;%btower f'G Il fo % comms-
sioner 0xbery bri1ce Ser 500 page III
coda % 1850 % - '''es ~ '''''' p'7N : ~
No 1Io 10 Granada srvr,srr g ON for
Snhserini,on 70 0ct % ,ss3 code 1880
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-06-16

The following is funeral sermon re-
Gently preached ia Ohio by Buckeye
preacher:
Il have been begged, opportuned; and
entreated to preach this sermon, but |
don't want to do it. Incver did like the
man, / never knew any good of him.
He had horses, and he ran them, he had
cocks, and he fit them. ! have occasion
ally heard that he was good at fires.
The hearers will please remove the body
and sing the following hymn:
"SVlth rapture we delight to see the c@ss remov-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-06-16

The Esta blishment OF a cotton seed oil
mill at Aberdeen il now settled fact.
A large drove ofcattle was driven to
Canton astt week from northwest Madi-
son for shipment.
The corn cropof Bolivar county has
been much injured by the cut worm, and
the cold weather has considerably retard-
ed cotton. ytess1IW
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Additional Local Items.

A natural curiosity in the shape of a
corn cob, was exhibited on our streets a
few days ago. II may be seen now at
Stathams Saloon, with four perfect fingers
and a thumb, all in due shape and position.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-06-16

Butterick dress patterns OF every de
scription at
NJ. L. Powell & Go.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-06-16

"R1th rapture we deight to see the cass remov-
ed" -.- .u ...
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-08-10
Poisoned by Paper.

Paper-hangings are convenient and
ornamental, but carelessness and false,
lazy economy i'll using them make them
unhealthy and dangerous. 70 put on
new paper over old, thickness after
thickness, for years, is more hazardous
than the neglect of the man who put on
a clean shirt every week without taking
off his dirty ones, until he had six on
his back at once. There was very
handsome house near one of our pro-
vincial towns which could never keep
its tenants, and at last stood empty and
became worthless, because detestable
fever seized upon every family that lived
in it. A ready witted observer prom
ised the owner to find out the cause. He
traced the mischief to one room, and
presently coniectured what was the
matter there He let slip of glass
into the wall, and found it the next day
dimmed with vapor. He tore down a
strip of the paper, and found abundant
cause for any amount of fever. For gen
erations the walls had been papered
afresh without the removal of anything
underneath. And there was the putrid
size of old paper an inch deep! A thor
ough clearance, and scraping and clean
ing, put an end to the fever and re-
stored the value of the house. -ET-
chdn1e
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4 Boy with $40.

He was only II, but he picked up q
pocket-book with so in it, and with
the rashness of youth started in for a
grand debauch. He laid i'll 50 worth
of cigarettes and then commenced
sampling the lemonade at the bridge
entrance. As everybody knows, there
is wild profusion of brands at that
place. He tried them all BY this
time he was excited and reckless, so he
bought quart of green apples and two
decayed bananas and sat down on the
Aston House steps TO enjoy them, and
then went and had some clam chowder.
After this he proposed to go up to
High Bridge and smoke cigarettes for
week But he was interrupted by
the Coroner at Eightysixth street, who
took out of his clothes two pistols, a
quart of peanuts, six raw tomatoes, one
paper of chewing tobacco, four pounds
Of damaged gum drops, six tickets for
dime museum, three new iron pocket
knives, a clay pipe, dime song book
and pair of bathing pants. He was
reported as case of cholera infantum
but it was only extravagance.-Ne
York World.
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Married i'm a Great Hurry.

"The quickest courtship on record, +"
said one old resident, was that of DR..
Nick Mcdowell, who, driving along the
street in his buggy one day, saw a
beautiful girl standing at the window.
He Immediately stopped and hitched
his horse, rang the bell, inquired the
lady's name, was ushered into the par
lor, announced his own name, said lie
was pleased with her appearance and
wished to marry her at once Nothing
but the knowledge that she was actually
in the presence of the celebrated physi-
clan kept her from fainting. To her
plea of surprise at this unexpected
announcement he only replied Now or
never When she asked to take a
week to consider he said, / am going
down street to attend critical case
and have no time to spare right now.
Give me day, then
"I1l tell you what I'll do. When i
am through with this professional visit
I'll drive around and get preacher.
If you've made up your mind to marry
me by that time all right And he left
her, breathless and unable to articulate
another word When he returned they
were quietly married. No cards