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THE u. 3. SHIP OMAHA has sailed from New
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THE GREAT FALLS FISH WAY-The con.
struction Of the fish ways at Great Falls is said
to have been satisfactorily commenced, and the
available funds are sufficient for its compile
ton.
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surrounding the words. secures immediate
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The top of the tablet is the legend, Especial postal
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ACCOUNTS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT Dis
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ury has disallOwed the claim of Pay Inspector
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WASHINGTON. August 9Th, 1855.
CARD.
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Muerlet.

gDir finb Der OounS Nfens Bes
nooelent Mfociation fir ginlaoungsz
tarte au ibrem beute Iben6 fattfinbens
ben Bal in Der gaiinosDalle 3u Dant
nerpfi9tet.
= Ser Merifaner &ioias murbe i'm
Siitriftgeri9t. pferbebiebitabls wegen,
.au 10 Sabren 3u9tbaas perurtbeilt.
Hloias lit elm unperbe1erli1er pferbez
oieb, oer bereits brei 5ermine i'm 3ud)t=
baufe tpegen ieiner 2iebbabsrei fir
fremoe pferbe abgeieKen bat. Gin ans
oerer pferoebieb, Baflio gru3, fam
nit 5 Sabren meg.
= 3uberldiigen 8eri1ten na1 fol-
len in Der 9elotes=9(nieolun nod ims
mer einige GGlle bon 8lattern berrfden.
: Das Jra9tbepot Der 9lranfas
paB Babn 1T Big auf bas Dad polIen=
bet. Sn einigen Sasen ipirb es fertig
iein.
= Die gountp gommiflioners Pa.
ben in nd6ier Mo1e einige Beamte
far bas @ountp gu ertudblen. Sir ies
oes Der Nemter baben ii1 Big iebt tpobl
elm Dubenb Npplifanten sefunben.
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JraMfi ka.
aoDeIIe BON 9. .. ssilSsabradb,
lGortfetune.)


Nls trdte iie in einem aampf auf
Sob unb Qeben eiir, 10 mar ibr All
Ginne, als iie iebt @artenbofen an Der
9afel erI9einen fab, bic nit grfrii1uns
gen bebedt, nliiteH i'm groBen GaaIe er=
ri9tet mar; unb iie tpuBte, baB Fe In
biefem Qampfe 6ieeerin bleiben fuiirbe,
benn fie fiiblte, bas fie bieien Menlf)en
baBte. St bate iein Coffin f6on
tpieber obgelegt, unb 6as 9bantnm aus
BEN fe153ebnten Sabrbunbert batte fi1
mieber III ben einfa6en Sfi3ier beg
neun3ebaten Sabrbunoerts permanbelt ;
iie befdtigte es fi1 nit innerer @enugz
tbuung, uno bic 3ufriebenbeit, bic ibr
bieie Wabrnebmung berurfa9te, fpies
gelte li9 aus ibrem Id6elnben @efi1t,
als tie an ben Mbjutanteu, Der bi1t ne=
ben @orteubofen itanb, bsrantrat, un6
ibn gum 3ugreifen ermabnte. gigent=
lid mar IS faum n6tbia, Da er bereits
NIT elmer rielisen portion 6ummer be-
i6dftigt mar. ct bate fein Coffin.
In iuel1em er als @anolier bes ied1ss
aebnten s5abrbunoerts Bib qeftonbeu
ni9t abgelegt, unb ergoB iid) nun oeoen
syraneisfa in einen Strom BON gpmbi;.
ruenfen iiber ibr ausieben un5 bic Wors
3iigli9feit ibrer Qeiifung. Dabei hofs
teten feline Mugen nit INNER beqebrli=
ferem Musbrud auf ihren entbl6Bten
6Gultern unb ibrem entfefelten 9aare,
unb fie b6rte ign Id6elno 3u, unb elm
Bid aus bem Winlel bes Muges 5eigte
ibr, iuie ber Anbere, Der fiir fie ni1t ba
az feiH fdien, langiam bon ielnem
3}I0te mid unb 56ritt fiir S1ritt fid
entfernie. gr rduinte bas Gelo = unb
Der Geoanfe, bab fie linn In bielem 4us
genblid unenbIi9 oberfld6li9 unb tb6s
ri1t erf6einen miiie, erfiillte iie nit eis
iler unbegreiFiAen, qualpouen 2uf.
Die Slide berfdmanben, als Der
erite 9on Der Mufif ben beginnen6en
9ana berfiinbete: bic pbantaitiihen goz
Hume Der 9erren unb 0amen Derifdrf.
ten bic 5analut, unb 10 brnuife benn
ein ausgelahener G6parm ipirbelnb
bnr6 ben prG6tiJen Gaal. Qlm tpilbes
iten bon 4len tanste Graneista, bic bon
Mlen begebrt tpurbe unb njAt ginem
ben 9an3 periagte. Nur @iner fam
ni9t; uHo als iie i'm sinmaI i'm gors
iiberfiegen f6ueigenb an ber 9bDr Iebs
men fab, batte fit ben Gopf 3uriidee=
iDorfen, feiuie man einen f6limmen
@soaaien, eiaen qiidlenben 9raum Don
f6 fditielt.
0err non Moienbers woate feinen
Mugea Htbt trauen, als ct feline 9od1ter
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perf9affen tueiB; elm baltloler Wsenf6
- fein Mufz uno Oabonseben beute
Mbenb mar aud ni9t gerabe gefdidt.
@s tpar Jrancisfa, dig erb6be fi1 ei=
ne Stimme in ibrem Snneren: Sritt
Elm fiir ibn, iiebft bu mi1t, baB ale
Welt gegen i'm ift2 MsuBt bu ni6t fir
ibn eintrefen, ba bu beiier als Mlle ueiBt,
tparunl er beut obne Mbi6ieb auf= uno
oaponging2 Qber elm anberer trobiger
nnb finiierer @eift Hafferte baaeaen !:
Was baff Du nit bem Meni6en gu ibafz
fen2 SEPT lit ber Moment giinftig, be-
nube ibn unb bu bift BON ibm befreit.
SO ipeiB ni9t, marum Ou Dir &C.
oanten ma6ff, iaste fie glei9giiltig !;
SDr Wtilitdrs babt ia elm beqlemes Mitz
tel our 0anb, tpenn Sbr meint, baB Elm
Offi3ler ni9t an ber re9ten Stelle ftebt,
Sbr berieBt ibn. Ser General blleb ffes
pen uao TAB iie NIT einem beinab' lau=
ernoen Bid an.
@eSonte.s e. A' : 'DS'' g. ~" su's'
Yin febr nabeliesemoer, tpie mir
i@eint., beriebte iie, iubsm fie slei6miis
tbig feinen Bid ermiberte.
gybn berieBen", fubr er fort, inoem
er ielt1en Gang tuieoer aufnabm, gebt
tlldbt tpobl an; aber in - uno er nannte
ben yfame1 zines entfernten Qanbitdbts
9ens = TT bic @teQe zines Mbiutanten
belm Sanbpebrs8 s8e3lrfss @ommanbo au
6eleBen, i'd tperbe morgen nod nit benz
gommanbeur ieines Regiments fpreden.
sic beoba9tete i'm bon Der 6eite; er
t1len feltfam interefirt BEL biefer an fidb
bod 10 glei9aiiltigen Sade.
(5ortfetune folst.)
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70 ausselaRen fab, unb ibre GrDblidz
felt mQClte Inn dfiiffeIin.

70 ausselaHen iab, unb ibre Ir6bIid>
feit ua9te ibn glidielig.
Trancista, iagte er, als er fi9 in ei>
ner Sanspauie binter ben @tubl geFelIt
bate, auf benz fie bo6atbmenb fab,
wel9 eim famoies Set baft Du 3us
itanbe gebra9t, unb tpie freue i'd mid,
Did 10 pergniigt gu feben. sic tpanbte
bas 0aupt 5u ibnt empor unb als iie
fein in Slid f9immernbes @efdt ct.
bldte, bra6 lie In elm lautes Qaden aus.
M9t uabr, papa@en, iagte He,
man glaubt nift, tpie Der Meni9 f1
amhiiren tam! Sbr 2ahen, fotuie
ibre @orte batten einen ionberbar gel
lenoen 8on. Gum S1IuHe bes GeFes
murbe cine Quabrille i'm Coffin inn
proDiiirt; Mqe, ipel9e BEL ben Bilbern
mitgeuirft, iollten lie 3ulammen tanaen
Grancisfa tuar nit benz Moiutanten en-.
girt. Die meiifen paare battem ibre
YldBe bereits eiugenomnien, als es la
denb rtpo III bern Saifos" bieB. Mau
fu9te unb fragte, unb oamn trat Elm mo.
mentanes peinli6es S6meigen elm - E,
mar fort = obne @ruB unb obne Mb.
f6ieo bate er ben Boil bes Generals Der:
laifen. ueber Graneista's @efidt Hog Elm
fiaiterer Shatten, unb idmeigenb b6rte
lie benz Moiutanten 3u, ber bic unge.
f1liffenbeit ieines 4ameraben 3u ent=
f9ulbigen beriu1te, inbent er i'm ale
einen gan5 iollen, unbere9enbaren &au,
f1iloerte.
grf in uorgeriidtefer 5tunoe fanb bic
Geitfseube ibr gnbe, unb ber bdmmerns
be Wtorgen blidte in bic Seniter bes
9oupernementsbaufes, in tpeIhem bic
Sl9tsr auf ben 3ronleu6tern in ben leb=
ten 3asen fladerten.
Grancisfa mar allein nit ibrem Man.
ne, UNI lte batten ii1 aus oem per6be=
Ten Saale IN ibr Cabinet 3uriifge,ogen.
seln aheriiebfes Geft,8 fagte er, in-
benz er I'm 3immer aufz unb nieoeraina,
itur tann ib Dir mein Beoenfen midi
berf9tueigen. bob bieie goftiimfefte ben
| iiingeren Sffi3ieren au biel foifen. sic
fab ibn iiberraidt an.
Da iii gum Beiipiel biefer iuuoe
Menf6, Der @artenbOfen, fubr er fort.
ber ben 9afo itente; i9 babe fein go,
film genau beoba6tet, es muB aus Ber=
lin 5efteut gemden fein, benn es mar bonn
feiniten 6toffe; tpie ma9t Der Mann
bas m6glid. ba id meib. bab er feinen
pfennig 0erm6gen beiibt?
r@s 1T nidt au nerlangen," eripiber=
te fie, bab i6 mid 5ur 8ormiiuoerin fiir
bic 0erren made; tuenn fie ielbit ni9t
perniinftig genug iinb, BON lnterueb=
mungen suriifSutreten, bic fiir iie gu foits
fpielig iino.
Ser, unb Deruiinftig!" iagte dryer.
li9 la9enb Der General; elm Offi3ier,
ber fid weber unter feineit 2ameraben,
nod in Der @eielli@aft eine Steluns au
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Gin liebes @prt.

Gin liebes gHprt.
Oes Sebens Sraueri9atten fieben
gBie Jtebel Dor benz @onnenftrabl
3errinnenb auf gum Metber aieben,
yerl9minbenb in benz Weltenaq,
Wenn elm lieb' @ort gum 9eraen
bringt,
unb Seelenbarmouie ertlinst.
gs bannt 10 man9e tribe 5tmnbe
lnb beilt 10 man9es ber3eleib;
Ut Balfam auf Sic tiefHe Munbe
Wenn Su es ipri1f su re1ter 3eit.
Gin liebes Wort 3u fpdt gefagt
Dat tpobl f9on Man6er tief beflast.
Selbit ipenn be6ridt nit f6me,en
2eiben,
So brdng' iie in bic gruit 3uriid
unb lege ftets, gu allen 3eiten
Gin liebes Wort in 9einen Bid.
Gin liebes Wort entbalte nidt
Denn bieies itets gum 9er3en fpri DIT.
Wenn bic Gefible. Slime toben
unb bic @ebanfen IRE gebn,
Rannff Su elm liebes Wort erproben
unb Su tpirft 3auberpirfung febn
Wenn Su es milo gum 9er3en fpri9ft
llnb bic @epalt bes 3ornes bri6f.
Wenn es nit feelenboaen Bliden
Damn einbriugt in bic pebe 8ruit,
Sa f9afft Su 6riebe, mirlt begliiden,
Sa tpedlt Du neue 2ebensIuit
un6 Diele Sabre bentit 9u bran
gDas emit elm liebes Wort getban.
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Sir ale 6ranfbeiten Der 2eber,
oer sfieren, Der Blaie, oes Magens,
bes lnterleibes unb pes Grausnipfems
1T S96nfelos beutf6er Nierem= unb
9eber. .5bee bas sr6Bte, tpenn ni9t bas
einaige 9eilmittel ber Welt. Die gr6B-
ten Autoritdten auf meoi5inif6em @ez
biete empfeblen ieinen @ebrau1 ni6t
nur oils @orbeugunssmittel, fonbern
au9 als 9eilmittel in allen 9ronifdem
G1lIen.
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@barafterifii1 1 ftir politie
f9e Wabltdmpfe in Mmerita 1T, baB bic
@egner oes republifanil6en 8ouberz
neurszGanbioaten BON Nem Dorf bem=
felben portuerfen, er patronilire bic
Mebaer ieines Wobnortes nidt, ionz
bern laiie ii6 feline Seeiiteafs bon guf.
falo tommen!
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fiji,
alle 8lut. unb Sauttlanf6eiten. Rurirt bic
fdlinimfen Sale bon BIutberQiftuna bis aur
gewobnli4en Ginne. Gebrau1sanneiiuna auf
Der Etifette. 6abriairt bon Der alamo Mh'a
eompann uab gum 8eriauf on @ieberpertdufer
unb an @riuatpsrionen bel u. Dreie, Gan
Mutonio.
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& m 2u hthaufe

Sireftor (5u 3tpei neu eingelieferten
Strdlingen): sic miilien bier arbei=
ten. f6nnen f6 aber Sbre 8ei9dftiguna
ausipdblen.
1. @efangener: Sd m06te germ
Sbierbdnbiger perben.
2. Gefangener: unb i9 Watroie.
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8eruh hiauna.

Dame: &ann i6 benm nit meinen
S69tern bic Wirtbf@aft beiu6ens
4err: . getpiB, gndbige Jrau!
Dame: gebenfen Sic aber, baB mir
our feinen 8efeai9aft seboren.
9err: @emiB! Mber bas iit egal,-
oas merit ia Niemanb!
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= Wei 8ersniigen an elmer eemiitbs
li6en partie Billiard finbet, Der beiu6e
@larfs Billarb SalIe, Nr. 8
II, Ilamo StraBe. 8Or3iisli9e @ez
felf1aft, Z Slide.
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Muiter,t ,uo eStSd,e.

Wir MAIDEN biermit benz publifum
betannt, baB mir unfer Muitern= unb
Gifhs @eiddft pieber erbHnet baben.
Wir beiiBen umfafenbe 8orfebrunsen
CUR Weriorgung bon 9otels, &etauras
tionen unb Gamilien. 8illise preiie.
Jreie Bef6rberung nod allen Stabt=
tbeilen.
9dn Mntonio gisfabrif.
20.la.lW
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S9lagenbes ment.

WtU II Ut9 U TT Z II Z.
gfann: nNun, Grauden, 10 ipdt
nod auf?"
Jrau: % iiber Gein 4usbleiben, i'd
fo9e Dor Wutb!"
Wlann: rNber liebes S9nutefen, geb'
bod, geb', Du baft ia gar nibt fo6en
gelernt!"
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@ gSir fiibren bic befen 6emben
uHo perren. .Soiletteartifel, bic impors
llrl meroen tonnen. Rommt unb bers
glei@t prelie. pancoait & Sobn.
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: gart9olbi's Greibeitsa6ttin lieat
1o1 IN Silfen perpadt. 9ort tpirb bic
brape Dame mobl nod lamse fd)lums
ntern.
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Sat: 2ellner, mas bin i'd
fduloig2
&elner: Was sic i9uIbig fnb,
tann i'd ni9t uiRen; Sbre 3e9e ma6t
aber 2 80. Is. pf.
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Sebr erfreuli9.-Na, tpie BE,
flnbet ii6 beine 6rau, altes 0auss
Dante. ausge3ei6net- fiir1terli6 er,
fdltet-Spra1e berIoren!
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Sn feinem 2anbe Der WeIt wers
ben mebr 3millinse, Drillinge unb
Wierlinge geboren, als in &uBlano.
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Grembe gum Beiu1 in @aa Mn>
tonio finb eingelaben, GIarf's BiIs
larb 9alIe Nr. g. IL, MIamo
StraBe, 3u beiu1en.
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= Die meiiten Mdb9en ieben Bel
etnem Manne, Der fi6 ibnen ndbert,
au alererit t-auf feinen Ringfinaer.
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9 osbafte Rritif.

. Jane: nNun, 9err Director, pie
gefdut Sbnen mein Spiels"
Mufit6ireftor: uMein Trdu=
lein, i'd bemunbere bic @i9erbeit, nit
Der Sic INNER = baneben greifen!"
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Wadb Chicago.

1tUt1 V9tcU8u.
&eiienoen, tuel6e Chicago belu6en,
empfeblen mir biermit anselegentlidft,
oas na1 europdii6em @tDle gefubrte
. 3enricis 9oteL tpoielbit Simmer
gu ma Bigen Yreiien gu baben
ltno. Das 9otel liegt i'm Mitteltunft
bes @ei6dftstbeiles Der @tabt, gde bon
State unb GanooIpb= =StraBe.
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= Gr6bli9e @eiidter iinb Der f6ons
ite 3immeri9mud.
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Ole
RU6bsntltdbe Treie @refTe
erideint
ieIben Dennerffa8
unb frffet
$3.50 bas Sabr Dhsr 1925 fiir 8
Wcuote in gcrausbe3ablHns.
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m
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-06-03
HUNTING SCRUBBERS.
The Capture of wild Cattle on the PlaIn'
OF Australia.

The Capture OF wild Cattle ON the PlaIns
OF Australia.
Extending for many miles backward
from the banks of the Barwon and tho
Darling are vast scrubs, in which few
years ago were situated the haunts Of
thousands Of wild cattle or "scrubbers. "
When the country in that direction was
first settled old cattle strayed away into
the bush. In course of time these bred,
and were continually being joined by
other strays, till at length the settlers
found il well worth their while to have
periodical gatherings and brandings.
By daylight 1t would have been hope
less to attempt to get stock out of the
dense scrub, in some parts otwhich the
sun hardly ever shone, and through
which neither man nor horse could
penetrate. The only way, then, was to
watch by moonlight until the cattle
came out OF the forest, as they were in
the habit Of doing every night to feed
In the open country; then, having
ready mob Of tame cattle or coach
es," rush between the 'scrubbers" and
their retreat and once boxed" oi
mixed up with the coaches" there was
never much difficulty in taking the lo
to the stock-yard. 1t was a game tha
required the most fearless riding, will
plenty OF pluck, and the best horsefesl
obtainable. In those days, and ever
| Il a. LAlI th. 90
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-06-03

FABLE THE SEVENTH. -CoScLUDED.
'Now, SIR" said Enoch; "tis nigh
noon"
But the bride, with her face from the
altar, did not turn.
Now, miss" said the clerk, touch
ing her-for her father was beginning
TO look wild-'parsons waiting. Say
Il will
81 can not" she whispered TO her
father. II must not. Stephen is alive. "
Enoch heard her words, and glared
round, but could see nothing. "She
must be going mad!" said he.
The parson closed his book, and
looked at Patience. "1f-if SOL can
not 90 on" he said, searching for his
presence of mind. "We had better 60
into the vestry-we had, indeed. Very
sad-very strange. never knew such
a thing; never, in all my days"
But for true lovers TO be face TO face
is as good as being heart TO heart, un-
less they are blind. Neither understood
with reason; but reason is poor cheat,
at best, and there is something better
than understanding. He followed; fol-
who had a better right than he? She
was not Patience Marrish yet; and, till
then, she was his by law higher than
law. And then, rs he entered the yes
try, Enoch saw that Patience had moi
gone mad; that the dead was alive
And Patience would never have turned
her head before answering 81 will' bu
for that accursed ring.
Father-Enoch-" said she, hur
riedly, but without moving step near
or her lover. II thought he was dead
he is alive. / am his till he bids mi
leave him; whatever happens, l can b.
no other mans"
"Patiencel' cried Stephen; and a
his voice her lips parted, and her hear
cried through them; ''Patience-yol
are true, in your soul? Never min'
anything else; anything that seems
All that will keep; are you true to me
as am to youP"
"Oh--p'
"Then come to me, my wife, for
am come home"
"And II"
Then she came to him, and thei
hands claspcd; it was Patience; it wa
Stephen. Hand in hand, they coul
walk out Of worse wilderness of lie
than even an Enoch Marrish coul
weave.
Enoch was in storm. But he coun
ed six-and-thirty; then turned to Tol
Blackthorn, and said:
"Have that blackguard soldier turne
out Of the door"
ut is Stephen, fatherr' said Patienc
bursting at last into tears. stephen
come home! All, knew he woul
come--if he were alive; and seel'
Old Tom shook his head. He he
forgotten good deal Of late. "a
that soldier / met in the meadow;
Talayera man; only he wouldn't con
home TO dinner. My daughter seer
10 know you, sir"
Stephen looked at Patience, full
wonder and pity; and then at Marrls
full Of wrath and scorn. he understot
now
"Mr Marrish," said he, al am q
man whom you sought 10 destroy by,
Lie 1 am now in charge OF this q
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M ALA RIA
A. an anti lnalsrih medicine
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY's
EAVORiTE REM EDY

has won golden opinions. No traveller should con
sidsr his eutnt complete unle Il includes bottle Of
this nsdicins. II you are exposed 10 freqaeni
changes Of climate food and water. Pavorite Remedy
should always be within your reach. It eIpels , M
and naIaral fever in The world. It IA especially Of
ferod a. trustworthy speolnc for the cure OF kidney
and Liver complain ConStlpat ana all dllsrderi
who isr from any OF the lila peculiar 10 theif ssI
Tayorits Remedy constantly proving itssif an IN
faflfne ffepd-a real bleE,inE lddresfthe pfo1re
Tor, b. b. Kennedy, RoAdout n. Y. q bosts, fos
Is w all dFurrtstsL
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Full Dre.. Among New Guinea Dudes.
mnftalo oommereIaI .AdyertIser.l


The beaus and bellies Of New Guinea are
by no means forbidding. Imagine a man
about fiyo feet nine inches In height, his
body nice brown color, covered, II he be
A masher, with red earth and vanished
with oil, bis face PAINTED in different col
ors and a piece Of polished stone through
his nose, his hair long and frizEy, orna-
mented with bird -of- paradise plumes and
cockatoo feathers, his teeth black or red,
bis ears weighed down with huge ear orr
uaments, hls.walst compressed TO .waspish
proportions with a broad belt Of bark,
shell armlets on his arms and dogs teeth
necklaces around his neck, breast orna-
ment OF boars' tusks or pearl shell, gayly
painted walls. ribbon, with long streamers
In front and behind, anklets and kneelets
Of colored fax and small netted bag
over his shoulder-imagine oil this and
you have typical New Guinean. The
women match the mon. The young girls
wear abundance OF ornaments, but after
marriage few. They are all profusely
.attooed and wear colored petticoat,
which reaches to the knee.
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A MODERN opHELlA.
pathetic Story Of Real Life in Philadel-
phia. ~

Dathetio Story Of Real Life In Philadel-
phia.
Philadelphia Cor N. Y. Herald.l
II is rarely that more pathetic story Il
presented than that contained In the re-
turn to writ in lunacy to-day filed In the
Common Pleas Court here The subject
of the proceedings was Annie Il. Gross,
q highly educated, unmarried woman Of
thirty eight. She lived with relatives
near Shawmont, pretty village on the
Schuylkill, lwhere the college boat-races
take place. The cause of her derange-
ment is pathetically given in the testi-
moDy Of her uncle, the Rev. Mr.. Gross,
an Episcopalian clergyman.
When quite a child, he said, the young
lady was courted by alyoung army officer
After long engagement she was, as he
AYERS "shamefully jllted." She was
prostrated by the shock Of separation,
and the treatment, as the clergyman says,
"spoiled her whole life" Early In 1888,
the testimony goes on, there entered the
young lady's circle of acquaintances
rector, who bore some resemblance to her
old lover. He awoke in her remembrances
of the past. Though he was married she
became possessed of a strange fascination
for him. Her family seeing the drift OF
her thoughts, prevailed on her to join an
excursion party to California. On her re-
turn she was attacked with absolute mel
ancholia. She would lie prostrate for
hours, wishing for death. Her tempera-
ment, which always before had been quiet
and kindly, became excitable and irritable.
As the months went by the manifestations
of mental unsoundness became more
marked. She made large purchases OF ar
ticles for which she had no need. On one
occasion her bill was 800. She said jok-
ingly that she was new Mrs. Toodles.
Attempts to divert her from wasteful ex-
penditures failed.
One afternoon she was found sitting In
bed with a sunshade open and over her.
She talked incoherently and abused every
one. She engaged passage for Europe,
desired parlor car to take all her friends
TO see her off, and asked gentleman for
letters to all "the crowned heads OF
Europe" so that she could be presented at
court She called always on the name oil
her old lover and the clergyman who re-
sembled him While she was at church
carriage was brought, and when she
emerged she was put into the vehicle and
driven to the Pennsylvania Insane Asy-
lum. She made no resistance. A cer-
,ificate setting forth the fact that she wal
insane had been obtained, so that every
thing was prepared for her admission
She has an income Of s., 100. A committees
appointed by the court will take charge ol
this.