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How Il Buxom Widow Got Married.

widow, y0u1g, g1od.lookng and lively
had many admirers, but she was so impar.
ual that when, just about u wear from her
| husba DIS death, she gave pubic invita-
| lions to her wedding, nobody could tell
whether the favJrlte Que was u certain
Whoever, a bachelor, or ore OF two young
me", and. t. keep the secret she deCla,rd
she would be married ia b iru of hers In
the dark. The minister, 100, entered into
the spirit Of the affair, and TO mystify the
people still more, The bride entered the
barn alone at me door and the groom ut
another. There we're At least two hundred
present The ceremony proceeded in
darkness, ana u, its close the crowd
broke tor the bride, and carr',d her
home 10 triumph III Chair. isut here be.
gan he Souble; the widowsr t.Ie bachelor
and the two young men ,cl aire that he
held Tho Widows p ump h M and was mar.
ried to her; the crowd C,,u,u not decide, the
minister didn't know and the widow was
puzzled, for ali Gained to be engaged to
ter, ard though lbe widower vas her
choice he M gh have nseA joited aside; it,
deed, he ackneeienseu tdat some body iried
to choke him IL the DARK. Tne iour men
fought, but that didE't settle il. Ths guests
dueked two NJ them in the brook. bat still
no Iignt. Finally 80. Wldower Comp'n
m ised with The others by giving them fiI0
each end reigned ~ her iGcd The all air
has never bee1 explained. Que o. the
Dung men is married, hut siiil GrGl ,rt4
that ne was married 10 Wiua = DOds G h
Ia the mig barn. The other Il - Dto r-'s
hat he ia Der lsN'u' nu.bsli The ben,
or Is dead, but Iutiutsiori 10 ~. -nu, II
married h.r-I ougn5 - Iiavs bel"
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Better Dwellings for the Poor.

Nearly all the English newspapers and
periodicals. are discussing plans tor fur
nishiug better dwellings, to the poor. OH.
cisl inquiry has revealed revolving sani.
Lary condition of routed tenements, al
though much money has been spent dur
ing the last twenty years building lar g
blocks of houses for renting purposes. In
England (meaning England proper nearly
two-thirds of the people live in cities and
towns; and, consequently, The subject of
public health is a matter OF grave import.
ance, as 1t should he, in fact, in this coun.
try, com para'iveiy new as 1t Is.
In London, which seems to be absorbing
the population of the United King ON,
blocks OF wretched buildings are found
where four families are huddled together in
one room. People have been discovered so
degraded that they prefer to live thus and
decline to go into the new model tenements,
where a lower rent is charged. The tene-
ment buildings erected by the Peabody
trustees paid net gain from rents and in
terests last year of 1925. 600 The enormous
surplus wes1th in Eugiaud could be profit
snly employed ameliorating the condition
of Toe poor. In our own large cities there
is a growing demand for similar invest.
ment- and for he largest employment Of
sanitary engineering Il rhe Current.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-17
The Childhood of n Poet.

Alfred fennyson wss born on the 9th Of
August, 1893. He has heard many and
many a voice calling 10 HIM since the time
! when he listened to the wind as he playe ed
alone III hs fathers garden, or joined the
other children 81 their games and jousts.
| rhey were noble little elan OF poets and
OF k0ights, coming OF knightly race, with
castles to defend, with mimic tournaments
| TO fight Somersby WAS so lar away from
the world, SO behindhand in lis echoes
| (Which must have come there sof enc !,
through Eli manner OF green aud tranquil
things, and rs IL were bushed into pas oral
silence) that though the early part OF the
century WAS stirring with the clsng of
legions, few OF it's rumors seem to have
the time of the battle of Waterloo. They
grew up together play lug their own games,
living their own lie, aud wn,re is such life
to be ound as that of happy, eager family
OF boys and girls before doubt, the steps of
time, the shocks of chance, the blows of
de- tn, have come 10 SHAKE their creed?
These handsome children had beyond
most children that wOhdrous toy at their
command which some people Call imagina-
zion Tha boys played great games like
Arlhuf's knights; they were champions
and warriors defending a. 8 one heap, or,
again, they would set up opposing camps
with king in the midst of each. The king
IVES willow wand stuck iato the ground,
with an outer circle OF ilnmOrals to defend
him of trmer, suffer SUCKS. Then each
party would come with stones, hurling at
each others king and trying to overthrow
him. Perhaps as the day wore on they be
came rOmaDCers, leaving the jousts desert.
ed. When diDner-time came, and they all
8 !, round tue table, each Ia turn put u
CHI pter of his history underneath the pota.
TO oosl-lOng, endless histories, chapter af.
ter chapter ditfuse, absorbing unending, as
are the stories OF real life of which each
su Urise opens on new part. Some OF
these romances we're in letters, like "Clar-
lisa Harlowe." Alfred used to tell story
W hich lasted for months, and which was |
called "1he o Horse"
Alired's first verses, rs once heard him |
Say, were written upon slate which his /
brother Charles put into his hand one SUM- |
iay vt Louth, when all the elders OF the
paty were going into church and the child |
itnrp. Charles gave him a subject-the
J Igers In the g,ripn-and when he came |
,afk from church ii tie Alfred brought the |
ate o. bis brother al covered with written
iurs "f b!suk verse. rLey were mad on the
model of fhnmp,un's Se,s ms" The onlv
,oetry be had ever read Oue can picture
: 81 10 ones &c /. tn. hlwsrs in the gar
ten, the verse, the lttl- poet with waiting
Y - and he you < brother scanning the
mr.. ~, you can u-ritP, said Charles,
rd pe gave Alfred "a The slate
l have also '-ard another stors 81 his
' ,Yn ntptr, ls'rron askiGg him 80 writ
r','zy t'i II s scsndmotner, who md re.
4. Of Y died. ahl, when H. was wTitsen put
az ,-R 7niliin-s into his hands and saw.
~: "ru.re. that is the first money you
ave ever earned by your poetry, aud, AXE
" ord f., IT, it viii be the last."-[ Hsr.
er's Magazine.
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The MistletOe,

In old-fashicped English families
branch OF the mis'le,oe is appended or
Christmas eve from he ceiling OF the hail
Any won. an who passes benz al h the mystic
! spray incurs the penalty of bsing then and
there kissed by any man VINO chooses Ia
avail himself OF the privilege. One of the
superstitions associated with this custom
is that the maid who IL not thus kissed at
Christmas will not be married onrii Z he
year
This hanging o. tho misila'oa IS r. ic o.
the days OF Druidis ~ banded down through
Centuries. The Druids reverenced the
plant when iound on the CAV, the favorite
tree OF their divinity Tu auts At the via
ter eOlstice q grea' festival was celebrated
in bis honor. The people, led by their
priests. the Jlrnids, went ia procession to
gather the nlis lstoe, when the oak wa
reached on which IL grew two white bnls
were bound 10 tree. The chief Druid,
clothed 10 white. ssc-ndrd ~, ard with a
go den kbiie Gu, the sacred y iut, which
Was caught by sDother priest in the fold Of
bis robe.
The bulls and often human victims, were
'acriticsd. ald the mislletoe, divided irto
mail pieces. was distributed among the I
people, They hung the sprays .over the |
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snd 10 H. tspn issthsr viii fssIifs = sbabfs
fuf y ifunf A. Inn utHIu NNIrl a. F.Hk The
ffrsi Wal thsufsf AID me- w. 'uuni quts.
lions N American politics N tu-thT afe
sni1Tssmsnt of tue, uyinr primo pies snd
thr protection ali ttmun sfstIon 90 labor.
sIa -IAhlsne magnetic Qiui,
The state pnIsa foe quite tune pasi,
hsye been in.I uf lcrg unts uf safr flrh If.rs.
The thieves never seem 10 have tUrlun.
tered any dIfIrHitJ Boz OusuinF shits. aUd
the plan ui uUHTa' IONS M every Casa was
similar Holes stTa dilri Rrouni mo
combination, wniCs Wss then knocked 90
/ pieces AID ina bO'tssil hact, Safe wghrT-
are greatly sven iu uragE.uE. hlt tue inC.
ZEN s'Ns thai safes are NOT aLeaFs tHir. Il
ibr C'Ul.nu ION Doe T-aChsi if i- CailIE
VHy 90 SEQ htDs the h1.is, =. TIE pruIf
lril7 hr 10 suu tur beet cha I.Uu eel tsu ul
ps egIg.St, aud thH sale lHB YT- 90 Nl
made 'ag cam ...iI the small, we'll y'fl
visible q lwr 70 gee uNr.h"Nrnr.u h.HF'
l.H. 81 ~. IH 900. G.HstH iuaI N,.f'
.sgFHrl.y no. N,f E .a sale t.Ju.I ClulsrN
wr-rr they uTs.,H,E tur Treasure 100 i.i
sa. aad .heu co.. Wrn 1u rgsa IHfrH lnz
hsgr Hr, "a ra'. lg,UgIr HiIl tuH .ag- d
'asl Lone s.4s
IUE urHB Law
We hnrD been giamHlug iCg herd 'aa
tlf several y,ags, UUi s' ina. HUr W.-nr
IAl saHiN 10 W. AHt N"..H I. Nn u guy
probable tur lyg allure ulE 900 stss.u. Nl'
pt.s,ssh 70 law, d. 1893 We iTsr announces
that hose Who uan stock SHOULD be con
PEELED by law - itICe Do iu, UNt 'ugt hos
we So not should not be- cHWpr..ei % igus
uG. IUrlr ue Fln1fs' st.CE. Ia ''Il rs pas
. We have sHO so hos much less i-acirr gull
bT required IN thiH Cpusify % hero ISIS nr
, c. l.e the lHU 90. ihu land, We Will rot Uu'
repeat those NgUTts, hut walt for iEe lrgii
isturr 10 ret, when We may rgier 20 thl
.EUhlrc' ags.n, II seems 10 az that glyor
who takes q common sense ylr'g Of IA
matter ugs, see tina, 10 D. but Tlgat an
just that anyone who owns properly this
will, II not guarded, trespass on guulher
. property, such property should We guarte
: at the expense ni It's owner, n herd La
will do more 20 lll our state " "a Smil
fagmrrc-aui that is the Mpd Ne reed-,ha
all uiker Hepuci,s combined, ,ur many ~
, deferred from gb.uuuglrg ihtlr prrsvg
, home" for new ones, Uhuu tho expense ,
, fencing Will cot more than the aais h.i1r
they can put IN crop u sUbs,st oa.-I al
! tsl.El East IuEIs News.
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A Late but Pertinent Question,

Subscriber asks: rs it proper to eat
corn from the cob, and if 80 should it be
eaten from the lett to the right, or vice
versa2" You are late in the season for
such information. Yes, it rs proper to eat
corn from the COB, and at boarding house
table it is not considered bad forn-by the
landlady-if you eat the cob as well.
Touching tho proper di ection to take it, it
is purely a matter OF individual choice. II
there are but few ears on the plate, the
wisest way is to eat from left to right, and
then from right to left. By these means the
time required jumping from one end Of the
ear to the other is saved.
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islfs Of Their houses a. rfft.uaii1n
and shelter M me fyIytn De- .Is I.IInG NE
Ffssrn n clld.
in he assnilna,isu Wgtholofy ihs mis-
tlsiDs lsa plant u nn wttu Importance, ~,
sl ths legend fela'ss, haYllr been the ln
stumtni oi the. t'ay nro Of Raider, the Rod
Uf ri vlturs and % tfF.
us.dtr one Day ioli Tur,, hls mother.
that De- had dres med dream which tore
bodied his dtatl. She, "a project her tonr
secured an 0stA from IRE, air earth, NaisT,
fhr a4im II aud plauts that they would 10
lialtsr nn harm, lie, bene thus srcusei A,
. tpHs his place amid tie Clmbals oithe gods
AND fought N.tnsut tear,
. l. AXE, he rTtmF, seeing that not one OF
his arE1gs, which Tell la shoErrs upon
uritr, iil u.u ihs least harm, dr'fl'
mined % eli cover tpe secret II hlh iuS.ulF
tiHfy, nbsU'silg hls-si o. tl W.,
NHm n. be paid MS court ~ lUEa, aUu
csmp mrutrd her upsa ~ Val1T aln good
l-luit a her SOD,
Size, seluesd by the nstsEy, answered
Chat nothing DOu.l iiiIg- B,fsrr, as Ill a..
UlNsr5 0i nature haG sW1In no. 90 harm
Lin, sgeRidsd, however, that there va
one p'rut which thr hal Eo' hy1sri
. W'gE'aTlt 700 iGsiauiacaaJ 20 rle'in.lr.
GA sUy one,
AID via. may be the name Of thai
r'nWg' HsEel Loake, the blauG1sl o
tones,
"Iti-a feeble LITTLE shoot which crows oy
The bark ul the 0sk GrsEeTrd The simpl
FNFa,
: Llake Immediately procured the mistle
! toe suG made nom 10 a. arrow, EpltTiui
the .ssgmbly Oi tho gods ho sn'd 70 lEl
blind Htda, "Why do You not ceaJeGd Will
the arrows o! BaiCrIgN
" / am blind aud have no arms answers
Heda,
, "D,l5sr IA bsf,re thee. Shnot!u sal,
; LoaEe, handing her the arrow ot mlsJle,oe
, lsda fhOt ana Bladder isii deed, pierced bl
the iugigailcsn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boi
lptin,
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An Embryo Volcano.

The Santa Maria, Santa Barbara county,
ines SAYS: I'VE had a conversation with
Mr.. 5tublefeld on Wednesday in relation
to the amateur volcano mentioned in our
last issue. This b1rniog mountsip IL stu.
ated on his place, and he substantially con.
firms the statements made. The mountain
apparently 10 composed Of . chalk rock,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-17

Every lady uses Puzzoni's medicated
complexion powder. It is a household
treasure. The madam finds it impossi bl {
10. go down own without first rubbing it
on. 1.-THE b tbv CRIES she goes for the ppf
box. II the 'old man" comes home ruff ID
or chaied, because business is duh, etc.
Pozz oni's powder coos and alIays his trou.
ol g. Then all ia lad-ome joy. 10 fam.
lily should be Hjthou- il.
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Why is it so many sutfrr from rheumar
tism, aches, pains, kidney diseases live
complaint, heart affections, etC2 1t is simp-
iy because they will not come and be
healed. Any disease begin from want of
iron in the blood. This want of iron make s
the blood thin, watery and impure. I'm.
pure blood carries weakness and distress to
every part Of the body. Supply this lack
OF iron by using Browns Iron Butprs and
you will soon tnd yourself en- lyine perfect
freedom from acn.s, pain- aud general III.
health
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Chillarine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless. Dead Shot for Chills.
BUSINESS BUILDING

four.story stone or brick building to be
erected by Messrs. Mitchell & Scruggs, on
their lot on north side of Elm street, Just
east of the old Medical institute. The
building will also have basement. Its
dimensions will be IS bv 100 feet and will
cost something over $4,000 ~
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1t is said that Mrs. A. T. Stewart was the
inspIrer OF her husband in many parts oil
his business, studying manufactures and
the tariff, aud that to her is due the high
rank held by American silks, cashimeres
and carpets. she having pursuaded Mr..
Stewart to take advantage of the protective
system aud establish silk mills.-[Ex.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

Ata meeting of passage sgsnts of eas +
10 4ad trunk lines, il was die lvered that
tickets rom St. Paul TO New York, over
the trunk lines, are bsing s I'D at 81. Paul
a. cut fth'es dollars iroh regular rates.
The coupons from ST. Paul 10 Chicsgo are
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THAT reminds me,' said a firm stopper
who came in from Ann street, that there
is little story ABOUT minister's daughter
that ought to get into print. ohe is a
bright lutte miss, or Syears old, and has
sister two or three years younger. The
younger girl was enlarsing npon.
the, to her, newly discovered
fact that God created
all things, when the older sister broke in
with, DO you believe thai? Well, l sup
pose did when was little like you, but
l know better now. He couldn't do 1t. No
and people. have found that OUT I'm.
8gfne the horror OF the learned doctor over
this little hereto at his own bearthstone.
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A mans wife should always be the same
especially to her husband, but If she is
weak and nervous and uses Carers Iron
Pills, she cannot be, for they make her
"feel like a different person." at least so
they ell say, and their husbands say 10 too
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Letter From DIR. SerFe.

Ii Hs:T 35rH -ratI.t. NV YoRK, Jane |
1885. Il nave be q >uH err ne at,3
via malaria wbl.I il,,iy rCAni I.l.
and fever. Urea, n-ot Ov NV ph 8 -
iaied 10 hop me-. J u.ec Bfindrttu'1 i ,
aud WAS cured. Iblr cen months have
elapsed since then, aud | have had n re-
currenee. Other member OF my family
used them for he same trouble with the
same gCoi result
] cheeriuiiy indorse them for that illness,
ana also as q pleasant TX ,ive or ppr gstivs,
according 20 the number taken. T0ey are
nov household remedy witt me, aud Rni
as yer wit bout them. J would gladly give
the details Of Tue foregoidg to any who
might chobsa 10 cali upon rue for them.
!. u. SEsRs, Dentist:
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POLICE BOARD MEETING.

The police board met yesterday and sp-
pointed Mr.. Tarnali 70 fill the vscancv &C.
cssioned ny the resignation of police officer
Ramsey, he having accepted the position OF
walchman at the union depot.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, COURT

The county commissioners court met
yesterday in called session and transacted a
lot of routine busin, IS. A bstch Of accounts
were examined and allowed. Some ,ad
matters we're attended to and this made up
the blu siness transacted.
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HELD To ASNWER.

Mrs A. J. Nc Donald charged with OPEN
ing letters addressed to Mrs. Matte Rig
gins hal preliminary hearing before
United States Com missioner Mccormick
who held her to answer in the sum of $3.50
which she gave.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

sPECIF. @ VIRTUES IN DYsPEPsIA.
DR.. A. Jenkins, Great Falls, N H., says:
ri can testify to lis seemingly almost spe.
cfic virtues in cases of dyspepsia, nervous.
ness ana morbid vigilance or wakefulness."
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J u. SMITH & Co., ST. s-Gentlemen:
Bile Hr,h' are 20 I'd stocs: | sell them to
everybody IN this "ouD'ry, they give entire
satisfaction Tor sri headache, chills aud
fever. r. specially,
w t. NASH, Druggist.
For sale by all druggists.
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Another Physicians Testimony.
Boston. Mass, Nay o, lSSl,-l know par
ties who have tried all kinde OF medicines
FOR lung diseases, who say that DR.. William
Halls Balsam for the lungs, is 90 nplete
success.
DE-. CHARLES II. WooD.
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Ponds Extract,

Ponds Extract.
the peoples remedy. 1t not only affords
immediate relief from pain, but is perma.
nent cure for many disorders. Book at
drupgists
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O.

Frcnchmen can properly be called
"the knigbls OF the taOie,' They are
GOOD judges m all its rtRuemeIts and deli
cacios. la order 10 Stimulate he appetite
Hnd keep the digestive organs IN good order
thew give pfe-gminenca 20 Aug0riura
Il tt,rs. When you try ;Nem DO sure it u
the genuine article, manufactured by Or. j.,
q. h SiCgtTt & Sous.
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., KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not and cannot fail to cure. we offer $500
Reward ior any case Of Cnills 1t fails TO cure
when directions aru followed.
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DANCING NrSlG

low n T. Ohlalrfl ~ Parties In
NrW iutk.
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\ nuslclan's story ~ Peculiar
Prof scion.
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Coughs and Hoarscness.
The irritation whtcn indnces coughing
imme dintely relieved by u.s. of Browns
Bronchial Troches.' Sold only III boxes.
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Burnett, the plumber, keeps tirst-class
mechanics, repairs pipes on short notice.
Pumps OF all kinds. Telephone orders, Sll
M ain street.
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Rev. j. N. Beck. Owenton, Ky., says
II have used Browns Iron Buffers and
consider 1t one of the best tonics sold. =
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Nov the Elch Treat the Players
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Take Schencks Mandrake Pills II you get
10 talking asd forget wnat YOU are talking about
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Take 6chenck's Mandrake Pills II you,
want your stomach IN make |. oOd blood.

Take dose of schenck's Mandrake Pill
II you feel nixz7- .eaded.
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills are prepared
only by DIR H SCAENcK y Son, Philadel.
PMS, Pa and sold by Drug lists everywhere.
Price, twenty five cents per b.x.
DIR. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
Dn rot produce sickness at the st mach, nauses
or gripping On the contrary they are 30 mid
and ayr cable In heir act on that person suf-
feripg wit ok headache :, ur stomach or pain
In tn. bowels y speed ~ relieved OF these dis
iIessiug symptoms. T ey ect dir city on the
liver, he organ which. when In h aithy con- :
dition, pB'iies h. biooa TOR he whole body. Il
~ all cases If Liver G. mpalnt or Dyspepno
when there rs er-at ". ak cSs or debility, DR..
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic should be used In
cOnneetpl win taos Pi j..
DIR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS,
SEAWEED TONIC,
and PULMONIC SYRUP
Are sold BY all Druggists and III directions for
tneir use ae nj ieJ Oh the wrappers of every
stckage. His. b ON Consumption, Liver
Complaint aud Dyspepsia, Is sent free 70 all.
post paid. Address J II. schensk 4 Son,
Philadelphia, Pc.