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The French in D Bad Wav:

q ". Woolley's Letter to Cincinnati Gazette
The alleged beauty of tho Partisan
woman is id BARREN ideality:" shs
dresses we'll. has small feet and hands,
high cheek bones and lantern iaws,'
but cannot compare within the realm
OF beauty with her sex in Cincinnati or
New York, nor even with tho pretty
Quaker girls of Philadelphia. Paris
itself is the handsomest city in the
world, but with an exterior that like
the froth upon the liquid of intoxica-
tion) covers all of the vices of sin. Il
makes commerce of woman, desecrates
churches, scouts the Sabbath, derides
the good, elevates the bad. and in it's
degradation pays the penalty of the
curse which God puts upon all who de-
ny him. With zoo, 900 dethroned WON.
on and 900 900 of bad men within It's
walls, how can 1t be other than it il?
And if you find among the latter, I'll il
the case, 10000 Socialists, 500, 600
hungry mouths and government sus:
tanned only by force, and corrupt in all
branches, the situation becomes more
plain. Its cooks have degenerated, its
hotels have become either brothels OF
dens of extortion, and the people in
their entirety an aggregation of liars.
Their surplus earnings are being ex-
pended and as the expenditure Of the
last franc approaches debauchment be-
comes more and more the idol of their
Worship. The Latin race is doomed,
but the first to go into the Mediterra-
mean is the French.
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Queen V1otorias E.Aa;

No living monarch; European Or
Asiatio; not even the Gar Of all the
Russiss. can boast Of such service of
plate ~ that owned BY Queen Victoria,
to whose guests it is often exhibited, on
huge bullets At either end Of the
banqueting table in st. Georges Hall
Vases, plateaux, cups and candelabra,
all wrought in tho precious metal, the
net value Of which is said to exceed
e., 900. 600 sterling. Oonspic uou
among tho trophies arc tho mimic "lyre
bird" and tigers head, taken from
Tippoo Saib eighty odd years ago, and
presented to her Majestyis grandfather,
King George III. The Tyre birds BODY
and tail are composed of solid gold.
richly studded With brilliants, rubies.
emeralds and perals. As he stands IN
q! bis jeweled pride, ono of the costliest
follies ever devised to crafty the whim
OF . lavish Oriental potentate, he repre-
sents . perpetual income Of El,50O q
year, calculated At per cent. upon
his intrinsic worth. The tigers head
served Hyder Ais masterful son a.
tootstool: 1t is q life size model:
fashioned Id solid silver, richly gilt,
its tusks OF rock crystal and it's tongue
OF pure gold.--ldalignani's Messenger.
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Tho city is full of adventures who

Tho city is full of adventurous Who
claim to be professionals, journalists,
and all sorts of people from all parts of
the country, who imagine that they
ought to have free admission to tho
theatres, though they can in no way re-
ciprocate or benefit the managers. Ono
of these tackled Bolossv Kiralfy for q
pass to the St. Charles Theatre tho
other night. Bolossy can smell dead
head mile away, and is always pre-
pared. After hearing tho request he
said: ''That is all right; that is all
right; you must see my brother Imre."
''Thank you, thank you, " said the pass
fiend, moving about to find the other
Kiralfy. After awhile he came back.
looking unhappy, and asked: where
is Mr.. 1mre?" THAT is all right; that
is all right, said Bolossy, my brother
1mre is in New York; but he will SEQ
you when he comes" New Orleans
Picayune.
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n The Anoka Herald says: 'sThe Sunday Pioneer
Press is paper that every resident OF Mime
sofa can be proud Of. In fact, there ore not
half dozen magazines in the country equal to
1t in point Of literary productions nd ability. I"
The choicest literature appearing n tho Sun
DAY Pioneer Press, appears also in tie weekly
Pioneer Press. The Galaxy Of Gent ." srti-
as :n C1 s the
ing many enconiuins. The weekly Of FEB.
18th is promised of this series, *'Turkish A.
fairs and English Policy" by Hobart Pasha;
Admiral Of the Ottaman feet; Among the Budd-
hists IN Ceylon" by Moncure D. Conway; and
-; IN other Worlds" by Richard A. Proctor
These articles arc all copyright matter
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one cent stamps to the AMERICAN RURAL
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Cuba's two millions of people have to
pay $14, 0C0, 900 year for the support
of the army and navy that keep them in
subsection. The island yields Spain an
annual revenue Of $37, 900, 900.
The London Times celebrated it's one
hundreth birthday on the last day of
1884 by thirty-line editorial, in which
it said: "We write our own history
day by day along with the history Of
the world"
A writer in Science, discussing the
subject of rainfall in Kansas, finds
that while this has increased 20 per
cent in the eastern half of the State
since its occupation by the white set
tiers, Western Kansas has little increase
of rainfall to boast of and little to hope
for. He greatly doubts indeed whether
this half of the State lying outside of
tho immediate track of vapor-laden
winds, can ever have rainfall adequate
to maintain successful agriculture.
No city in the world has the magnifi-
cent fish supply found in New York.
In its markets may he had pompano at
81 per pound and fresh cod at 5 cents.
Spanish mackerel, founders, trout, cells,
frogs, green turtles, sharks, salmon,
halibut, smelts, white bait, shrimps,
crabs, Holsters, mussels, sting rays, cleo
trio cells, devil fish, polyp, scollops, stur-
geon, drum-fish, squids, sword. fish, sea-
horse, cod-tongues in punches, roe, CO.
hogs, logger heads, terrapins, sea- robins,
king crabs, and vast variety of animal
life brought from the sea; most of it de-
ioious food,
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A divorce case involving former men,
ber of the clergy, who has enjoyed moro or
less notoriety was commenced in tho district
court Of Minneapolis. The Rev. Edward q
Bowdish has sued for divorce FROM Nary Bow
dish on the ground Of desertion Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowdish were married in Minneapolis, in
4 Dc s'sxs ISL - II January 1 tie plin
Mrs. Bowdish deserted him, and has since 10.
fused to live with him: that he furnished her
good homo, and in Ill things conducted him
self toward her - loving husband should,
and requested her to live With him . his vito.
but she has persistently refused and neglected
to do 60
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Minister West Of Great Britain was asked
what he thought Of tho shooting Of O'Donovan
Rosss, and in raply said: II deeply regret the
shooting Of that man, because it makes it ap-
pear ~ If tho party Of law and order were re-
sorting to tho same means - the dynamiters
and were pursuing system Of retaliation,
than which nothing is more dangerous. or
course, it would be suspecting England Of be-
ing fool to imagine it insigated tho attack
ON Rosa"
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Mensman'a Peptonized Beef Tonic the o.

Mensmans Peptonized Beef Tonic, the only
preparation OF beef containing its ENTIRE NurRi.
NOUS PROPERTIES. 1t contains blood-makine
force generating and sustaining properties in
ealuabls for Indigestion. Dyspepsia. nervous
prostration, and all forms of general debility al
So in all enfeebled conditions, whether the re-
suit OF exhaustion, nervous prostretion, over
from pulmonary complaints. CAswELL, HAz-
ARD & Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold by
Druggists.
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Bold Counterfeit or Imitation Of DR.. c. d
WAHNER's WHITE WIFE OF TAR SYRUP and
GERMAN Hop B1TTEns is being sold in the
Northwest Beware of the dangerous irlita:
tons. Tho worthless stuff is sold to Druggista
ct ~ 50 per dozen, or about 20 cts. per bottle,
9Rd they charge You 50 cts. The Genuine
WHITE WIFE OF TAR SYRUP and GERMAN HoP
b1TTERs bears the maine of DR. e. D. WARNKn
On label and wrappSr snd blown in bottle.
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Il y hard 10 believe that man WAS eursd Of
: MdHe4 dieePse aftor bis body was swollen -
durable and lily ct dsafkrs deH Yeti uss .
cure was accomplished by Kidu6y-No in ~
person of II n Devereaux of Ioni6, nich ,
who says: CATER thirteen OF the best doct0rt
in Detroit had given me up, was cured by
Kidney Wort: 1want ev5ry ons to know what
. boon tits:
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Beautiful Yer. Figaer,. I'll. Nihili.t.
is sentenced to death. She Is twenty
seven years Of age and as perfect stype
OF the Northern beauty a. there il III al
Russia. The Car will b petitionsd to
SPARE her life.
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Three of the murderers Of Hiram Jellereou
were lynched at Audubon; Iowa

During the war, Dr. Lloyd, Of Ohio, from ex-
Posure contra cted consumption He says: II
have no hesitation in saying that it wis BY tho
use OF Aliens Lung Balsam that am now alive
and enjoying perfect health" Don't expert
ment with new and untried medicines If YOU
have cough or cold, take at once Aliens Lung
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George E Lemon, pension sttos.sy Of Waah-
ington, was before tho house committee On psy.
ment Of pensions, bounty and bankruptcy, and
In answer to inquiries Of members, cid 81
paid Col lngersol 12,5oo. and Jude Wilsoo
$1,000 to secure the passage a the nv
enacted q tho last session OF ooas1ssS rsl-
.tive TO iacFssse Of attorney fees s P.aaioa
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:. Ask for Wells, Richardson 4 Co.'S Improved
Butter Color, and take no other. Beware Of
all limitations, and Of ill other oil colors, for
every other one is liable to become rancid and
spoil tho butter into which it is put II you
cannot get it write to us at Burlington, Vt, 70
know 1he fe and how to get it without extra
expense, Thousands 81 tests have been made;
and they always prove it tho best:
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xhe Moraan~ nrlsas:

It il said that l.dy's standing in society
san easily be determined BY her dress 1t the
nreakf.st- an expensive, SNOWY costume
the propristies But no one need Be affsid of
being called "shoddy" if her loneliness il %
apparent by daylight % 1T tho hops. Perfect
beauty is never the attendant Of disease; above
~, OF those diseases peculiar to women, and
which md ready cure in DR.. Perce's Cav
orits Prescription" Price reduced to ono dol
lar. By druggists.
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4 Clear Voice.

II. Charles T: Krebs, 737 Madison avenue.
Baltimore, Maryland, we'll known in bankine
circles, certifes to the excellence of the Red
Star Cough Cure. A few drops speedy cured
his niece of severe hOarsness and sore throat
It il pleasant to take No one can be poisoned
by this remedy, which is free from opium,
morphla and other dangerous drugs.
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HEART DISEASE will yield to the use Of DR
GRAVES HEART REGULATOR, thirty years
has proved it specific in all forms Of Heart
Disease Free pamphlet Of F., e. Ingalls,,
Cambridge, Mass t1.0O PEI bottle:
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Maid Of Athens,

What is the difference between this noted
Lady and Carboline the great Hair Remover?
Ans.-One ls Maid of Athens and the other is
Made of Petroleum and both come from Grease
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DO YOU KNOW

"For months I suffered with malaria anA
nervous dyspepsia. During the attacks I ex.
periencod severe pain, accompanied by that
extreme tired and languid feeling. Could
not eat or sleep. Would get up morning.
with hardly life enough to move. Mono OF
tho usual medicines emp0yol in such cases
had any effect upon me. From time to tina
was laid up and unable 20 attend to any
business. Finally druggist Of this city SUD.
HoSt0d
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Dyes moro ooloring il given than in any known
dyes, and they give faster and moro brilliant
colors. 1Oc. At al Druggists. Wells, Richardson
l. Co., Burlington, Vt sample Card, 81 colors,
and book Of directions for &c stamp,
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Topics Of tho Day.

An express train of eight cars is VAL
ned at $66, 700, the engine and tender
at SIC, 500, the baggage car at 1000,
the postal car at $4,000, the smoker at
$4,000, the two common passenger cars
at 1000 each, and three palace cars at
$4,000 each.
The next total eclipse of the sun will
occur August IL, 1899, and can be seen
all over England. It will he the only
total eclipse of the sun during the next
$50 years.
According to the Ephemeris an ex.
animation of 1926 prescriptions in q
Boston drug store showed that 5O4 diff
ferent drugs were called for by the doc
tors: Quinine took the lead by appear
ing in 292 prescriptions, morphine ap-
Peared in 172, bromide of potassium in
III, iodide of potassium in 155 and
muriate of iron in 1874. The whole
number of articles in the pharn,acopeia
is 994.
There is in process of construction in
Bielefeld, Germany, q church that is
intended for only one class of persons,
namely, for epileptics. The corner
stone was laid by the Crown Prince
some time ago. When completed the
building will resemble a cross in an
pearance. with accommodations for l..
600 persons.
The last words spoken by the late
Frank Chanfrau upon the stage few
hours previous to his sudden de ath, can
scarcely be called prophetic. They oc.
cur in Kit" and are as follows: II
shall yet live. Alice, to tell you another
bear story"
The colored people who emigrated
to Kansas from the south few years
ago are docking back to Texas and
and other southern localities.
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Wffhouf 4 Rcae

Il the way that Veterinary Carbolisalve cures GAk
Cuts and Wounds Always brings the hair in it's orig
MAJ color In Soc and 90 cans ut Druggists by mail
j. W. COLE & CO.; Props. Black River Falls Wis
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COUGHS and HoARsENEss. Tho irritation
which induces coughing immediately relieved
by use of browns Bronchial Troches" Sold
only in boxea
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H0PSAND MALT
BITTERS,

commenced taking them, ana now am 20
we'll and hearty as any one, and cannot say
too much in praise OF this ex celent remedy"
A. J. POWELL. l6 Woodbridge St., Detroit.
II you cannot Ret Hops and MALT
1SttterS of your druggist We will send Il
express paid, on receipt oS regular price, one
dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy II
from your druggist, but IL he hasn't 1t, do not
10 persuaded to try something else, but order
At onoe from 10 % directed.
Do not get Hops and MALT Dit.
torS COMPOUNDED with other in erior prep.
arations OF similar namo. Take nothing but
AAops and MALT. None genuine I'M
loss Manufactured BY tho
HOPS / MALT BlTTRRS CO., Detroit Nseh
. ~1. s. . RYAN. s: *:"'. Wholesale
LYMAN ELEL DRUG Co, a1entQ
Minneapolis. A6oAAt"s
"A Satin Nbbsd Enbesl Card &c., Rolled Geld Ring Co.
b'nstou Pocket KATIE French Dolls Nth Wardrobe
agts Outfit pks choice ether o. 10
ed " psoaju1S el0t. HANOEN CARD CO. 6anna Ccpn.
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Twas afflicted with kidney disease, and suffered
intensely I was induced to try Hunts kidney
and Liver] Remedy, and before had used two
bottles: was entirely cured. Richmond Hem
shaw, Providence, r. 1
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Boston policemen must be n umerous and
popular Their late ball netted 48,594O6
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4 bold Counterfeit,

Tho agricultural college at Amherst got .
$50 600 ecorchinp
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Caution to Oairymsa.

w. n Capron, hardware, S6llwatar, haa
failed
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MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE,

Housk-Bnls were indefinitely postponed in
ereasing the bounty for the killing Of wolves:
extending term Of Office Of officers OF Saltwater:
Pfohl6lt'ng tho sale Of dime novels Bills were
introduced fixing the annual school meeting in
September instead of july. q"
M Holland introduced blu PROPOSING thu
regulation OF tho railroads and A1o conduct IT
warehouses. It contains tho usual featnres
contained in the bills covering tho subject bnt
PROVIDES prov for tho election Of : board OF one for
to have supervision Aid iurisdict;on w;th;n LIZ
district, substantially a. The present raiiro.d
commissioner now has. The duties Of tie
commissioners, 90 far a. railroads aro con-
cerned, are tho Same - those given the present
railroad commissioner. r 0'o''
MI: Drake introduced = bill providing for .
commission TO revise the names Of lakes Of
Minnesota It appears that names of lakes
are duplicated . great many tlmes-some no
Mr. Stephens bill, amending the school law.
provides that the annual NEE ting shall be heiA
IN September instead Of June. ''~'~
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license Of @. $50
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GAINESVILLE buyer hsj shipped 4, 600 dossI
eggs the past season
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relief Of settlers on state lands; to secure bot
tor system of schools throughout the state, and
to make trespass on state timber lands felony
House bills passed authorizing Minneapolis to
issue ~, OOU bonds for schools; also restricting
Senate bills passed for locating third hospital
for the insane; preventing sale Of obscene lit
erature;. providing for storage and disposal
OF unclaimed baggage The public examiner
bill was indefinitely postponed, and the st.
Paul extension bill recommended to pass in
committee OF the whole; also the bill for the
or alton of Thirteenth judicial district, taken
from the Sixth district
The bill for township organization, intro
duced by Senator Waite, makes the township
the district, under = board of dire ;tors COM
posed OF the clerks, one elected by each sub
district boundaries, to locate school houses,
purchase sites and furniture, and hire teach
ers The taxes are voted at the annual town
meeting, upon estimates made by the board
PROVISION is made for tho distribution
OF taxes in case Of joint districts The
itlon Of ten electors the town clerk shall give
notice that the question of . township school
government will be submitted At the ensuing
town meeting. This bill was drawn at the re-
quest "f joint meeting Of the committee of
senate and house on education, by the super
lntendcnt OF public instruction and the attor-
ney general The benefits of the town organ
izatiOn are stated as follows:
10 secure in each town schools adapted to
the special wants Of communities.
10 end disputes about district boundaries
To dispense with large number Of officers
To provide for each child going to that school
which is most convenient and beneficial to him.
To diminish aggregate expenses Of scools aud
to establish uniform rate Of taxation for the
town.
To improve school houses, secure better
teachers and establish town libraries
To provide for township high schools
This system has been adopted by most of the
leading states Of the North-smong them
Maine, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvanls, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Cali
fornia
HoUgk-Not n session.
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Above oil other earthly ills,
hate tho big, old-fashioned pills;
By slow degrees they downward wend,
And often pause, or upward tend;
With such discomfort are they fraught
Their good effects amount to naughk
Nov, Dr.. Pierce prepares pill
III q just exactly fills tho BILL
4 Pellet rather, that il all
4 Pleasant Purgstive, and small;
Just nv them % you feel their need,
Yoa'n ind that I speak truth, indeed
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No liquor win hereafter b sold ct Wisconsin
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The farm builidnxs Of T. O. epFse,A ,as1
1ooEhead, xefS burned By IN mceodary
Tho ''old Ieliabls'-Dr. 6aat. Qaaexrh Rsna-
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NOR there will be reunion of all ex-soldiera
and sailors OF the late war, under the auspices
OF tho G. A. R., department of Minnesota.
Ten million white fish eggs have just been
placed in Lake Superior at Duluth by the state
6sh commission Besides these eggs, 10000
OOO young fish will be sent there Just as soon
~ they are Matched, probably in fe days,
and they will also be- placed in the Lake.
H. H. Timme, m old resident Of st. Paul,
died at his residence. In past years ho had
been member of tho board of public works.
county commissioner and filed other impor-
tant positions. He was engaged in active bus
mess pursuits most Of his life and was = very
worthy citizen.
A first mortgage deed to the American Loan
and Trust company of Now York was fled with
the secretary Of state by tho Chicago Freeport
+ St Paul Railroad company, conveying to the
first named corporation all the stock and prop.
DOC, COO, in 10000 81, zoo bonds.
Martin sorenson has been arrested at Du.
luth, for shooting 1t Cokato, Wright county, Al
fred Tracy, = farmers son. Tracy is expected
to die.
The Washington county Agricultural society
elected the following officers: President Hon.
E. W. Durant; vice president, ]. B. Taft; sec-
rotary, Newton McKusick; treasurer, John Nc
Carthy; executive committee, II. Campbell.
Marine; A. X. Doe, saltwater; James Middle
ton, W. Rutherford, Grant township; T. Dick.
Alton; Ed Judkins, Oneka; j. W. Wheeler.
saltwater; ". Fowler, Newport; A. Wier,
Oakdale.
Col William P. Carlin, Fourth infantry, has
been ordered to repair at once to Washington.
by direction of tho secretary of war.
oThe public sympathy is with Mary Milan, who
il on trial at Hastings for shooting her seducer.
John OShau8hnessy.
As IN incident of. Levy's failure at Austin,
it is said considerable excitement vas caused
by the discovery Of about %, 600 of Mr.. Lewis
stock in . snow bank six miles west of Austin
Sheriff Aollison turned these over to tho re-
coiver. It is rum ored that others could be
found It ID now stated that Mr. Lewis ss
eignment WAS unnecessary, as he is claimed
to be solvent Tho larger part Of the claime
are % yet not due, but Nj. Levy had some
trouble with one Of his New York creditors ma
got frightened
The trial Of Low Trossler Tor sssaultina
Ole 1verson with deadly weapon in Faribault
county, Oct 6 last, was concluded at Blue
Earth City, the jury returning . verdict of
guilty after On absence Of thirty minuteA
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