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TEE man AND THE MONKEY.

what ails you p asked the man; y see you
are a sufferer, and can scarcely get along"
"Oh, you see, - replied the monkey, my
mudder, she had what you call scrofula, very
much scrofula, my farder, he had heap sores,
some big, some little sores, long time They
both took much medicines and dies; the
sores was all they left me-"
Yes, yes" replied the man, 4 see how it
IS. Your mother inherited her disease, scro-
fulR and your falher caught his on the wing,
and you inherited or was born with both COM
plants. But why pine away and die when
you can be curedE''
y been done used over sixty bottles one
drug store medicine, and it no good Money
all gone and sore here Yet. Some doctors
charge heap money, but no good"
But my friend said tie man, you got
hold Of the wrong medicine. Go to the drug
store and get one bottle of B. B. B., aud be-
fore using all you will fell better. 1t is a
quick cure. It viii cure all sorts of sores.
scrofuia, Blood Poison caught on the wing
itching Humors, Catarrh, Blood and Skin dis
eases and kidney Troubies.'
= bc so thankful for your kindness. and
will so get B. I}. b. to-day replied the mon
kew
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Minneapolis Baz0O.
She came into the sanctum selling
etter-fles and patient bill-holders. She
was pretty and sweet, and somewhat
talkative.
my life is hard, she said, 'but have
a jolly lot of fun. When I was at St,
Paul I stopped at the Science hotel.
Ny husband is a travelling man and was
in town at the same time. I happened
to meet a Bible agent, who was detegm-
ined I would go to work for him-got
mashed a little, l think. Anyway, he
followed me about until I got rather
tlred.of it. He wanted to call and see
me at the hotel, and [ let him come
Now, my husband stands six feet two
and is built like John L. Sullivan, and
when that little Bible peddIer got into
our room the sweet, sunny smile died
out Of his face, and when my husband
took him on his knee and told him sweet
little stories about good little children
that had gone to heaven and had their
pictures preserved in Sunday school
books thought he would die. Ny nus
band told him he was really glad to find
such a nice little fellow, and was so
glad he liked me, and that when we
got rich we would adopt him-but must
go.
''No, don't fiirt but it is impossible
to keep some conccited puppies from
making fools Of themselves" and gath
ering up her samples she went away.
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nd were received by the President in the

and were received by the President in the
library.
As the delegation enterad the Presi-
dent was seated at his desk, but imme-
diately arose, shook hands with Cains,
and was then introduced to Taylor and
Cannon. Caine then read to the Presi-
dent, who remained standing during the
interview, the statement of the grievan-
ces and the protest adopted by the Nor
mon Conference at Logan, Utah, on
April 9th, the substance Of which was
telegraphed at that time.
The President listened courteouslY and
attentiyely to the address, and, upon its
conclusion, said "Well, gentlemen, so
far, of course as the Edmunds law was
concerned, l had nothing to do with
that. OF course it is my duty to see
that it is enforced, as we'll as all other
laws. You are entitled to fair consider
ton, and to have the law impartialIy ad-
ministered, as you ask, and so far as any
appointments which | shall make are
concerned, | will endeayOr to give you
character of men who will see that the
law is jmpartialIy administered. l hope
soon to be able to get at these matters,
but it will require little time"
The Presidents face broke into q smile
as he concluded: 81 wish you out there
could be like the rest of us.
''All we ask, rejoined Caine, lis that
the law shall be impartialiy administer
ed"
''You are entitled to that" said the
President, land so far as l am concern
ed, shall see that it is so. ! will give
these matters my attention as early as
possible"
Another delegation entered at this time
and the Mormcns saluted the President
and withdrew
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PROMINI1-

Victor Hugo, with his f 'niiy, naS re-
tired to his seat on the Island u "uerl
sey for the summer.
Mrs. Palmer, wife of ex-Gov. John M.
Palmer, of Illinois, died in Springfield
Saturday afternoon.
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son Of the
Prince Of Wales, takes his degree and
leaves Cambridge at tile close Of the pre-
sent term.
F. d. Millet, the artist, is accompany
ing Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, Jr.. on
his Mexican travels. He will sail for Eu-
rope in July.
Hon. Alphouso Taft, United States
Minister to Russia, will no doubt be glad
to leave St. Petersburg to his Michigan
successor, as he has been for some time
da- gerously i'll, and is now only slightly
improved.
Mrs. J. S Croly (Jennie June) will de
liver a literary address at the commence
ment of the Lasen Seminary, Auburn
dale, Mass. on the evening of June H.
Rev Edward Everett Hale will make the
commencement address on June Il.
Josh Billings will not trouble the
trout in the White Mountains this year,
but will spend the summer in the West.
He will remain on the Pacific coast dur
ing next winter, and thereafter has
two-year's foreign tour in contempla-
tiDD
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EY ES OF FIRE

"Oh, might kiss those eyes of fire.
Ten Thousand scarce would quench desire:
s,Till would steep my lips in bliss.
And dwell an ge on every kiss,
That y0ung dude needs something for his
blood: he IS utterly taO fresh. b. B. B. is the
best thing for him. because one bottle will
cure him. But that dude is not all alone in
his terrestrial glOry-nOt by q Jug full"
Many orthers are considerably ratified lust
now about that blood poison business, but B.
b B. viii cure for the least money and in the
shortest tine. The boom is coming. Purify.
Purify.
"Oh, Josie said little gleeful Maud. I'VE
are going to have some honey made at our
house" How do you know - asked Josie
Because mama sent the servant after three
B's. and / don't know what bees are good for
only to make honey
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A New Kind Of Powder.
Chicago Tribune.

CnIGagO Tribune.
It is said that Krupp, the Gunmaker,
has introduced a new kind Of powder.
It is known as brown powder, owing to
its peculiar color, which resembles that
Of chocolate, and owes its discovery to a
mere accident. The brown powder ap-
pears TO have a decided advantage over
the black in producing a greater velocity
with the equal pressure Of gas, and is ap-
plicable to guns of every caliber. The
remarkable fact about it is that it ex-
piodes only in tightly closed space,
while IN the open air or in a powder-box
it ignites slowly and without explosion,
although it is said to consist Of saltpeter,
sulphur and charcoal ike the black
powder, the difference consisting in the
relative proportions Of these ingredients.
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why the Prisoner Wept.

Texas Siftings.
A San Antonio darkey was on trial for
stealing money from q house on Soledad
street. Julian Van SIyck, the attorney
for the prisoner, in his address to the ju-
ry, said: Gentleman, my client is a
poor man. He was driven by hunger
and want to take the small sum of mon
ey. All that he wanted was sufficient
money to buy bread, for it Isl evidence
that he did not take the pocketbook con-
tanning $500 that was in the same bureau
drawer. II he was a professional thief.
he would have certainly taken the pock-
etbool." The eloquent attorney for the
accused was interrupted by the convuI-
sive soba "a lis client. ''Why DO you
weep:" asked Judge Noonan who was
on the bench. Because I didn't see dat
ar pocketbook in the bureau drawer" !"
was the reply. Averybody laughed ex-
cept Van Slyck, the attorney for the dc
fense
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\ Horrified Westcrner Senator

y Horriiied Westcrner Senator
Chicago Tribune
He was u western senator, not used to
fashionable ways and was a guest at a
Washington ball. Entering a large,
brilliantly Illuminated suite he suddenly
stopped. backed toward the door and in
Mortified tones of excitement
My stars, I've made a mistake :!
My dear Senator Blank" said the
hostess, hurrying toward him. whats
the matter! You look I'll =
80, nothing, nothing, only am such
a dolt came very nea, entering this
apartment by mistake. Please pardon
me and show me the way to the ball
room
why, senator, this is the ball room.
What did YOU think 1t was 2
'.The-the ladies' dressing room, :
murmured the senator, mopping the pers-
piration from his brow.
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HEWs0NTHE PRAeTlGRLTEIL0R

Has reopened ms Shop opposite
The Old St. Johns Hotel. in the Miller
Building.
He does Good Work at Fair Prices.
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STATE NEW $.

! One thousand three hundred and fifty
dollars has been subscribed at Leesburg
/ toward building a school house.
Improvements are still being made in
all sections of Brooksville. The railroad
news seems to create new energy.
/ The Brooksville Railway Association
are letting no grass grow under their
/ feet and are hard at work maturing
/ plans
\. Hoppe, of Missouri, who has been
spending some weeks at Apelachicola
has bought from ". Z. Ornan between
5000 and 10000 acres Of land southwest
OF the city on the bay. 3Ir. Hoppe eX-
poets to get colony Of people from Mis-
souri, to settle on this land
+ The grand jury of Franklin county
foundz twenty-three bills for carrying
concealed weapons Most of the boys
marched up to his honor and plead guilty
while come fled to tine woods when it
Was whispered that the couft would have
. business with them.
4 stone. found between Wildwood and
/ Sumteryille, viewed from one side is the
exact imitation of a lambs head. and on
! the other side resembles the head of a
/ seal The shape Of the neck, head and
nose are perfect. and there are also
/ places in the stone that resemble eyes.
/ The expenses of the last circuit court
of Franklin county, were larger than in
/ any other county, in that circuit, aggre-
eating over. 1890. The murder case, with
its hundred special jurors and many
witnesses, was what run up the cost bills.
This was besides proportionate expense
/ for the some case last fall, when a con
tinuance was granted, as the jurors and
witnesses were there all the same.
The first artificial ice machine was in
vented at Apalachicola. This was ac-
complished by John Gorrle in 1843. Be-
fore he perfected his plans, some foreign
ers stole the invention, and partially
used it abroad. In 1853 he secured a
/ patent with which to protect his work.
In a magazine of that year appears a
rather sarcastic remark that "a physi-
clan down in Apalachicola, Fla, claims
/ to be able to make ice any time of the
/ year"
/ Nat Mathewson, of Leesburg, in COM
pany with party OF ladies and gentle
men went to Fruitland Park on pleas
ure trip and took with them - target
rifle. He and two ladies were seated in
conversation. when one of the ladies cal
led his attention to the fact that he was
sitting upon the gun, and requested him
/ to remove it, fearing that the weapon
might by some means be discharged and
injure some one. He replied that there
was no danger, that the weapon was mn
loaded, and to prove his assertion cock
ed the gun, and placing his mouth to
the barrel, and was in the act of blow
ing down it when the weapon, which
happened to be loaded, was discharged
pthe ball entering his head just above Il e
eye. He was taken to his home at Lady
Lake. He is improving. and it is very
/ probable that he will be out before very
long.
u. r. ~. / Il
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\ Policy nfpaciacation-

Nashville American lBem9
1t is related among the fables Of Chcos-
tly MuXt-MuXt. the ancient Indian sage.
that there was once a good old lady call
Ell Mrs. America, who possessed a curl
Gus and valuable whistle, known as Po-
litical Control, thevarious notes which
were signals to the servants of the house
hold how to perform their daily tasks.
This whistle passed from hand to
hand among Americas chill
dren, and at last came around to the boy
to whom it had been first inlrusted-a
bright, strong, honest lad known as
Straight Democrat. Give me that wills
tie, snarled one of the younger brothers,
a quarrelsome, greedy, ilI-tempered little
fellow called independant What for?
asked Straight Democrat. To pacify
me, suIlenly responded the maIcontent.
No, replied Straight Democrat, raising
the whistle to his lips: no think not.
l want to pacify myself.
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Maud S. is In Tue mise holes.
Gallantly striving, now and then
To catch the mile minute record
or her fast lriead EIlcu-N.
While the ease loving travelling pub
lie compIacentIy smiling, purchase tick
cts that read via Louisville anL~Nashville
railroad, secure through checks for their
baggage, ensconce themselves in through
Pullman Buffet 6leepers, and are quick
y transported in feeling aud person to
destination points,
WEST OR NORTH.
y ticket over the 'Old Reliable" is
the open sesame for comfort, safety,
speed, close connections-liberal rela-
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MAMMOTH CAVE
Elien-N. requests the pleasure of
your company and a correspondence
with her Florida young man who will
reply with maps, time-cards, quote rates,
etc,
L. R, FUTILE, Pass. Agent,
No. 80 West Bay, Jacksonville, Fla.
c. P. ATNORE, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Louisville, Ky.
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One of the far-sighted Philadelphia re-
porters discovered John T. Raymond in
his private parlor at the Continental
Hotel indiffercntly perusing a note from
the Prince of Wales inviting him to
spend the summer with him at Sandring-
ham and varying this amusement by re-
citing the fresh lines which Col Mcclure
has added TO "Col. Sellers"
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THE MORMON PROTEST.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Congressional
Delegate John T. Caine, of Utah, John
W. Taylor, son of the President of the
Mormon Church, and John Q. Cannon,
who compose the delegation sent by the
Mormon Church to lay before the Pres
ident the statement of the grievances of
the Mormons and present the protest re-
Gently adopted by q mass meeting of
Mormons against the action of the Fed
eral officials, called by appointment at
the Executive Mansion this morning
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