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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

The disappointment Of Mrs. Fannie d.
Porter postmistress Of Ell PasO, whose
first appointment came from Garfield,
is announced and favorably commented
upon as a signal victory over the Ell
Paso ring. Cleveland is married and
the ladies are getting there. Louisville,
Ky, shakes with Ell Paso.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

The national democracy had big
pow WOW in Washington last night.
The two wings, the horizontals and the
slantingdiculars, Topped together and
very judiciously forgot to say anything
about the tariff or a pension tax. Car
Isle, Morrison and Randall were ap-
pointed a committee to select such meas
ures as 1t was deemed necessary to pass,
and the others will be left out In the
cold. From the proceedings it is gath
cred that an attempt will be made to ad-
journ congress by July 18th, that the ap-
preparations bills and few others on
the calendar will be rushed through, the
rest relegated to the sweet by and by,
and congress resolve itself into state Of
inocuous desuetude.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

The Midlothian constituency will
have no candidate to oppose the re-elec.
ton Of the G. o. NJ. There will be no
contest there. As compliment to
Gladstone this is noteworthy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

TUY0 d AIDED may he found on nlc at Geo
ibid Z AZ En- =. ROHell q Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau OSpruce St where advertising
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

JOHN BRIGHT is a grand old English
man. but his Britishism is too sectional
to include Ireland, and he cannot favor
home rule. John Bull is we'll persona
fed in John Bright. His grounds for
opposition to home rule are that he can
not trust the parliamentary party led by
Parnell to legislate for Ireland.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

ENTERED At PUsTOFFICE AT SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS, As sECOND-CLAss NATTER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

PROVIDENCE, X. l., is In the midst Of
the festivities attending her 2jOth ami
versary as city having foundations.
The entire population appeared to be on
the streets and as many more from out OF
town. The procession yesterday was
partially historic In its representations,
presenting interesting scenes from the
early history of Rhode Island, and was
viewed by about 10000 people. Provi-
dence was the home Of religious liberty
In this country when the prosecutions Of
the New England puritans drove that
great apostle Of the Baptist church, Roger
Williams, OUT OF the Massachusetts,
colony. Williams settled In Providence,
or rather made the first settlement in
what was after called Providence in re-
cognition of that Divine Providence
which guided him in his exile, in 1896.
Seven years later the town received Its
first patent from the hand Of Charles the
First. Roger Williams has the honor OF
being the first Of the American religion
lists to propose and establish the princi-
pie Of universal religious freedom. The
town was of slow growth. 1t suffered
greatly in the Indian wars with King
Philip in 1875, and in l70s, seyenty-three
years after it was first settled, had pop
ulatlon of less than fifteen hundred souls.
or late years the population has in
creased more rapidly and is now not far
from $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

agents FOR THE LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-25

Cook AND LILLY will probably not go
over the road until October, rs there are
fair grounds for believing that re-
hearing of the case will be had at Ty-
Ter next fall.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

Gieutcnant @uuernpr, @tatsiefreter,
elubitbr, &asierer, gttorneD General,
@lert Of Supreme Court % tire 9omz
mere / Supreme Court.
Set bilbe fanlte bline panlteli9t al
ii9e, bpiltet af bisie @mbeoer bet pil=
be bore pisti9it at finbe ben rette
Manb for, ,taar bet itte bar for Tar:
merbeua9ellens @tDlb. Meen 1aa=
laabt lom 8epeselien blanbt Garmer=
tie Staten betDber nosen Eins, iaa~
ianbt u,aa 9tominationen af @uper=
npr blire bet pistisite, os bet er r,u
Etoen til at betente bet. Ser ct
Materiale Marfen MI til at faa, en-
ten man bill en- n9te Sernbanemanb
eller en- este 5armer, % besuben er
ser Materiale, iom maaFe li9ser mibt
tmi(lem bisie to. Ser pil iaalebes it.
te blipe nosen @runb til &la5e. 9llt,
iom bebpues, er, at man itaar op ps
banbler iem Menb. Man bar bruet
ct anbet (itDst) g&apn paa os, naar
man bat turbet. SAB ber lite bliue
negen @runb for bette.
5orpbri9t ie bpab Mr. 2illemon
bar at iige om etpar al @upernpr=
&anbioaterne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

tier) bpr berfor paste Eo,pnz@aucu=
ferne os ienbe be rette @rnb iom
9ele9ater til County. .@onuentionen
og 9ipe benz Snitrur til at le uel til,
at be ien6er 9elesater til Stats=@on=
pentionen, iom er itarfe Alliance=
Manb, os iom er / 6appr at Gibbs
eller Barrett eller rettere iast ben al
bisie to. ium bar ben bebite uoiist.
D9 iaa maa ri beuer life slemme
bort Dor Ben @torbod, os liaelebes
Capt. glapp maa vi buite paa,
tbi leg tror, ban pi( oere bpstis til
ben &of, ban ibser.
9ette faar bore moi for benne @aus
leg maa bebe baate 9tebaftBren o9
2aieren babe mig nnblfDlbt, foroi
oenne Mrtifel blcp iaa lang. Men
bpis ies peo benne fan brinee uo Nr=
titler fra an6re Sarmere, bpao enten
be laa roler eller fritilerer oenne, iaa
pil bog min fornemite @eniist meo
benne bore opnaaet.
2ilempn, Grant &c., 12te Nug. '86.
$. 8. 2illemon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18
Ben @oint GaSetfbip.

Seq er of &ri9sminiferen anmobet
om meo bet fpr1e at nominere enRanz
bi6at for uonepnelle 1om &a6et peo
8eit Boint. 9enne maa fremmpbe
for Examination peo Bef Boint lite
ienere eno 15be Suni 1887. Sfplse
Seopane pil &anoioaten blipe ub1ggt
peo en- 8rpbez@ramen. &on. @ep.
S. Coming fra Ser9us Sails, Yrof.
S. q. @ilion fra 8rainerb os @rof.
81. 6. 9enfel6 fra 9ulutb nil forretz
te iom @gamensz& z&omite, os benne pil
ms6e 8rainerb, Minn., ben lite
September 1886 forat eraminere Np~
plifanterne.
&anbioaten maa pere uben fDilte
Sell os bore 8eii65elie af sobe
&un6ltaber fra Qlmuei ifolen, 1aaiom
2esnins, @fripnins, 0rtbosrapbi,
Nritbmetit, @nselit @rammatit, Geo.
graf o9 Sorenebe @taters 6iItorie.
Dateret 10 Mus. 1886.
&nute Nellon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

bette bar aQere6e iat 9ulutb iitanb til
at ifabe fig ct Marfet for &bebe, oa
bericm lite bette foranbres, 1naa bet
fororipe Melforretninsen fra Dor 8y.
9nmber taaes tilba9e fra Dulutb
9iennem Minneapolis til @illmar til
famine &ris fra bes9e Steoer. 9et=
te ltplbes blot Sernbanefomp
% paa itsen MaaSe Yrobucenten.
Seq betanter mig lite paa at fise, at
bore Golt bat liseiaa mesen Snteresz
ie af at fpse COB &eform liseoperfor
Sernbanerne iom 5armerne, % Mr.
Gibbs reprelenterer fornemmelis
Sbeen om leaislatip &ontrol ooer
Sernbanerne / Staten.
W1r. @ibbs' &anbibatur piloe ibet,
.bele bliue pel u.ootaset al Grbeiber>
itanben ipor Bp. 9an bar ipmpaz
tbileret meb enbper Bene9elle til be-
res Septic unber fin 2esislaturpirtz
fombeb. San unberitettebe fraftist
ben 8etrebe1ie, iom nnber iibite 2ez
sislatur git ub paa at forbinbre, at
Nrbei6e. iom Slaperiet peo fine Gan=
get ubfprte, itulbe blipe en- Meobeiler
for anoet Irbeioe, ,iom ubfgres af frie
Mrbibere. Men ct Orb, leg tror, at
Gibbs Momination pilbe Dielpe por
County o9 0D=9idet mere eno 9toz
mination af nosen anoen &anoioat,
1Dm er ftnpnt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18
&tortrd5 &anbioatmr.

ST. &e6attbr!
Gor rl19eblaos" 2eiere / Ottertail
County o9 Omesn ct bet ,.npopenoi9t
at iise noset til 5or6el for $. 8.
Storood, BET MI er &anbioat for
Statsiefreter: bau ct laa foroelastis
fienbt paa bisie &anter, at alle pniter
bam pal9t, men bet tan bog lite oere
afpeien at paapese enbel Sarer, iom
truer bans &anoioatur: ber er for bet
fprte @asfprer @lapp, BET er &anbi>
bat for IttorneD General; ies ital
ber lite u6tale mig boerten for eller
imoo bam, men enboer sil inble, at
bet ct umuli9t, at to &anbibater
iaa at fise fra famine Steo fan faa
Nlabs paa @tatstideten; / famine
@rao oerfor iom man un6eritgtter
@lapp faoer man Storood; berneit
ct BET enbel al be elbre itan6inabilte
8olitifere, iom paa @runo al &enz
fabsforbolo os tiblisere politi1te deals
MI anier fig forplistebe til at fptte
en- @penite for bette @mbebe. S
8resien fommer benne Inifuelie
tilipne / "5ebrelanoet os @misran=
ten" / Minneapolis os bens @tto
rMornpeiten" ct. Saul. Set ct
beibnoerliat, at netop rgeoropeiten"
ital beloe til oenne Stbe, ba bette
8lab 10 bar ipret iaa iuart for at faa
to Sfanoinaper paa Statstidetcn;
Storbod ct 10 ben eneite Norbmanb
BET bat ertlaret fig atpare &anoibat
os bog mobarbei6es ban paa en- fin
Maabe af nepnte 8lab; maalfe fat
bet bog en- anben Noromano iom &anz
bioat for ct anoet @mbeoe 8asbaonb,
{. St. u. 6. 9tice fra 8i1mar til
8ice<@upernpr.
Stor6od, ION enboer an6en &anoi=
bat pil naturli9pis le9es 5fabet peb at
ubiprebe &D9ter n,at ban bat 6annet
&ombinationer meb ben enc eller an=
ben &anbibat for andre Statsembez
ber; bet ct en- 9ammel &ri9sliit, iom
bans 8enner rnaa bore paa fit 8oit
for. Soor Gilman er upopuler bill
man ii9e, at @torbod nnberitetter
bam, o9 buor Gilman foretretfes til
@upernpr, pil man ii9e, at Storbod
unoer1 1tptter Gibbs e1erMc c@iQ 0. {. b.
Seq tpr trD9t paaitaa, at Storbod
in9en &ombinationer bar oannet.
12te Q(u9. 1886. X.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

Dampitibet r@itD. Of Chicago"
pasierebe ben lite bennes paa Ntlan=
terbaoet en- lioen 8aab meo Salpbef,
bpori 2 Nano befanbt fig. 9ampz
itibet botbt neo til benz, o9 8aa6en
befanbtes at bore Ocean, iom afsit
fra &riitiania ben 26be Sum- meb be
to &obebalie, bore 2anbsmenb $.
Gnoerien os 6. @briftenlen pmbcro.
Sc bare nnoer Cell for en sob Bris,
iisnaliiere6e rsllt uel omboro" os
afilo9 etbuertiombellt Tilbub. Sc
bare oa ontrent balppeis paa Mtlan=
terbaoet. &i baaber at bore briitise
2anosmen6 bill anfpmme 1nart aob
8ebolb, o9 hi faa Mnlebnins til at
BnIte benz belfommen til 9(merifa.
Set frn6e maa1fe pare en pas1enbe
Inleonins for BEN norlte @an9forez
ming at ierenaoe benz meb 8iprn1ons
imutfe Sang: roen Sforife @pmanb
er" .. |. ,. (9toro. Bl.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

Ser ct fun liot oper en- Maaneb
isjen til ben republitanlte @tatsfonz
pention mpoer / ct. Saul. Set ct
bertor paa 8ibe, at ben, iom bar fine
Snteresier fier, bespnoer at operpeie,
bpem ban Tan itole paa lom Deleaat
til @onbentionen.
5grit fommer bog @ountptonuenti=
omen, men bet sieloer oslaa 1iseoper=
tor ben, at man life ienber no9en paa
"maa os faa", tbi blanot Delesaterne
til @ountbfonpentionen bliper rimez
lispis be Feite Dele9ater til @tatston=
nentionen nal9te, os ielp om bette Tet
lite bar 2ilfelbet 9ielber @eselen Ii
9efulbt: @enb Menb, 1om b,, tan flo,
le paa!
8e6 Statstonpentionen ffal Der
,,omineres en- &anoibat for @upernpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18
GDart8.

9u9uit 1886.
ST. gebattgr!
Nqe, jes taller meb, ct / 5apbr af
Sobn @ompe, bet oil iise runot bet
eller bette Toun, 1taar ie9 unbtaser
noale &eirbaner i Battle Safe, bpis
&ierte, ies tror, ben ralmestise 9ol<
lar" bar punoet. Men bette ct lite
Tilfelbet meo Sobn 9ompe. 9apbe
ban nosle Tuien Dollars at ofre, iaa
funbe bu nere filter paa, at ber bapoe
lite naret Sale ON boerfen Dyer eller
&ibr. 9eriom CUE be imaa os itore
&neb, iom be bpiere &lasier besaar,
blep resiitrerebe, iaa fulbe bet blipe
en- bra for Bos, men ben, iom bar
Bense, ban ct en- Bra Manb. 9an
ct smart, lam maa ri sipe bor Stem=
me. Seq mener nu lite at ale @torz
fo1t ct &jeltrinser, men ber ct en- flor
Sci al benz.
&apitaliiterne fan lite og pil lite
arbeibe for os 5armere. &i maa al
borli9t arbeiee paa at faa bore e9ne
til 2ob9ipere. 9porlebes bet saar
o9 lite 9aar, iaa fan bet lite Blue
nerre, eno bet er. @ip lite up Sobn
9ompe enonu.
D9 9u, Mr. 8oen, ri pil 9ibre,
bpab ri formaar for Big. 9n bar
NOT ltabet SarmerzIQiancen mere.
enb bu bot siurt ben sobt, fises ber,
men bgr M, Ri er bibt Maien al
altinasenterne os &olitiferne iao
mango @anse, at III Tan be lite tao
9ibre bet oftere. Stu maa bet bore
flop! (Garmer.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

Ottertail County Farmer: 6. $.
Euesleb betjenotsjpr oenne use, at
ban er independent &an6ioat for
Suo9e Of @robate. 9an flyer, at ban
ct tilitpnbet BERTH al Solicit / fprIte
@ommisiaroiltritt. baabe &epublitaz
mere os 9emufrater, iom fpler, at
benne 9el al @ountiet MI ct not til
iioeiat til at retteroi99ipre cn Bolt.
San paafaar life, at oer ct nosen
Misfornpielie meo Mr. Chapman
aben bet, at ian bor 6ereus Sails.
9eller lite paaitaaes Der, at Mr.
Chapman erbolbt Nomination boerten
/ 8attle Safe eller tJer9us' Sails peo
anbet eno fulbtommen sobe os ret
mesiise @ibler. SITE beQer ipnes Der
at bore nosen Tpiul ON, at Mr.
Chapman ct tompetent, erlis os en-
boer 9enieense itiftet for ben @tilling,
til bpilfen ban bat faact to Mominaz
TONER. Weo al &enlisbeb os gfelpect
for Mr. Suesleb maa ri iise, at bette
er ct @tbtfe al ben meit uunbfnloeli=
&c Boiling, ri bar tien6t. 6an gil
ind ben republifanlte Contention o9
bleo Grlis operpunbet, ban ertienoer
bet, os MI pil ban foripse peo fin it,
re9u(ere &anbibatur at pperpinoe ben
re9ulere &anbibat. &i tror life, at
&el9erne bette County oil tptte en-
iaooan 9anolins. 9e burbe pisleli9
life.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18
Son. Sobn 8. Gibbs fra Greeborn

Son. Sobn 8. Gibbs fra Treeborn
@ountD par Gersus Sails iibite26rz
bag. Com befjenbt ct Str. Gibbs
6armer men bar fere @on9e peret
2egislaturmeolem os bar @u1ets
v@peater" eller Jormano anoer iibfe
2e9islatur. Set ct liselencs befienbt,
at ban MI ct @upernprtanoibat, %
ban par iioite @inter oite foroelaetist
nennt iom laaban / Statens glpiier.
S ben iibite Gio bor fan life iaa ofte
peret omtalt, % bette forflareoe ban
ielo iaalebes: "Ses bar bapt bet iaa
traolt meo Sturaan os @tafning, at
be andre &anoioater ipnes at bape to-
get 2noen af mig, men MI tommer
leg til at tase ben al bem, tbi MI er
jes netop farbis mco @tafninsen."
Mr. Gibbs beieste en- bel Sci leoenz
VI WtRHo O9en, 08 D1n be1B9te D9
talte me6 fere NQiance=Menb. San
iaa fig oaiaa om Oferiet, men ri
formober, at bette 8eips fommer paa
Garmerfontoen, life netop paa @uz
pernbrens. @r. Gibbs blep sobt
litt poeralt FER, iaapibt ri bar crja<
ret. 9an erflGreoe, at Fan pilbe
blipe ber isien peo ben fbrte republic
tanite @ountbfonpention. ps 81 pilbe
ban sipe 5armerne at foritaa. bporz
leoes ban opfatter oeres @tiains, os
beriom be oa finoer, at bans @pns~
maabe itemmer meb beres, = ia iaa
oiloe ban saa oeres s@rinoe, ont be
iaa pniter. &i iii nerfor anbefale
Garmerne at tbrne ub tpn9Ite Qaqet
oeo ben 2eili9beo, iaa ian be os5aa
bebre ie, bporlebes 9eres Dclesater
ta9er fig u6 / &onpentionen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18
1il be erebe Nel9ere Ottcr=
tail County.

Sa 6er lpneS enbnu at bore mango
1om ipeoe Epiol, ont leg er &anoi=
bat for ~Suose Of 8robate", os ies
ofte blir tilipur9t besan9oaenoe, tila=
ber jes mig berueb offentlist at crtle=
re, at bet er min N9t peo anitun6en=
be &ala at anlgse ON eoers @temmer
for nebnte @mbebe.
@rbpbi9it
IS. .. Moben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

Sen internatipnale literere Ron,
bention. Sen Ste @eptember ifal
@perises, 6rantrises, ,Epitlanbs, eng
lambs, Speits's, Staliens, @paniens
os @umeniens Electromagnetic iamz
rrentrebe / 8ern for at unberitriue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

gn @robibition=@onpention for
fen.te 9iitritt bill bliue afbolbt Ser
9us Sails ben Sbe Sept. &l. u Gorz
mibbas forat nonlinere en &on9resz
mano fra 9i1trittet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor Oscar Hanson.
Treasurer C. A. Lindquist.
Register of Deeds = H. E. Boen.
Sheriff = A. Brandenburg.
County Attorney = G. L. Lewis.
Judge of Probate - c. E. Chapman.
Superintendent of Schools-Geo. F.
Cowing.
Surveyor = D. G. Keefe.
Court Commissioning. II. Tues
ley.
Coroner w. G. Bedford.
County Commissioners:
1st District = w. B. Mitchell.
2nd District-August Kowaldski.
Sd District = Knud Peterson.
4th District - J. A. Hawkinson.
5th District = Lars J. Halden.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

@eb 81 2i9iDn / 2unbon forri9e
Gar af9aoes &jen6elie for, at pebz
fommenoe li9efrem oar 6po al Sult
u9 Mansel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18

@briitina Ni(sion bleb iibite Srebas
piet til @rep Sc Gaia Miranoa af
@panien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18
FARMERS TICKET.

LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Senator John B. Hompe.
Representatives:
II. P. Bjorge.
Henry Plowman.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-18
Sen oemofratiife Diitriftsfonoenz
tion for Ste 9iitritt ital bolbes @aut
Center ben 24be September.

Sen republifanlte 6tatsfonpention
oil blipe afbolbt ct. Saul ben 226e
@eptember. Sttertail COUNTY bar
0fct til 10 9elesater.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-10-29

sured her that her lover was 81 q; then
she sank down in little quivering heap
in the darkness. Nothing mattered
now. Those dreadful wretches might
find and tear her to atoms now II need
be: she had saved the man she loved,
and that was enough.
But In moment or two she rallied,
as the cool rain beat upon her face, and
rose softly to her feet. She must see
him now at all hazards; she must sec
and tell him all or she could not live.
She flew over the ground like mad
creature. Nothing held her flight un-
til she reached the train, where Jim's
face shone upon her from the engine
cab, and she fell with speechless gasp
beside il. In a moment she was In Jim's
arms, some one brought brandy and
dropped il upon her cold lips, and after
a while she heard Jim's tender words
as he held and kissed her, and then sat
up, pale and trembling, to tell her
story.
But the express stopped that night,
and when it went on it bore with IL the
two wretches who had sought TO de-
stroy it with its precious freight Of life,
and left heavy purse for brave Milly,
a contribution from the grateful passen-
gers whose lives she had saved.
On going to the top of the cut the
men had been found pinioned by the
rock that they had partly lifted to huri
upon the track below. Milly's bullet
had gone through the arm OF the one
called "Bill." As his hold relaxed, the
heavy rock had rolled back upon his
legs, holding them both prisoners. The
second man was Pete, Mrs. Hosmer's
hired hand. Mike had disappeared.
But Milly was the heroine of many
day, and when, soon after, she was to
become Jim's happy wife, she got sill
yer tea service fit for a princess. "With
the gratitude and best wishes ofthe Ex.
Co., for James Hosmer's brave wife,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-10-29
They Don't Speak Now.

For a year past a pair Of souls In
Flushing, Long Island, have been aceus-
toned to share a thought between aud
two devoted hearts have beat in such
close and perfect unison as to produce
but ono rounded aud complete throb.
Now, alas they do SO no more forever,
and all on account OF cough.
Misc and her faDcee, Mr. at
tended the sociablc at the Baptist church
parlors recently, and were happy as us-
ual in each others society. except that
Mr.. l. was somewhat disturbed by q
hacking cough with which Miss c.
was suffering. When at last the sosia-
BILE was over, and tie pair started on
the three quarter lap to Miss C-'s
house-which, it being moonlight and
not late, it is safe TO assume was not to
be covered too quickly-the lady was
seized with violent paroIysm OF cough
ing. In great distress Mr.. L. sup
ported her tenderly, wishing he might
cough for her, when happy thought
struck him. He always carried troches
in his pocket; possibly one was with
him then. A quick search filled him
with triumph.
"Takc this" he said, pressing 1t upon
her cit will give you relief, am sure" }"
and the young woman gratefully put
the small fiat disk upon her tongue.
They walked on. Miss c. sucked
upon the trocbc aud hung upon her
lovers words, and one or the other
acted so soothingly that her coughing
spells were few and far between. Sew
sral times Mr.. l. inquired with solic-
itude IL the troche were dissolved, re-
ceiying each time the assurance that II
was not yet.
There was a prolonged and interest
ing farewell at the door, in which for
the time, both cough and remedy were
forgotten. As Mr.. l. moved away,
however, his anxiety returned, aud he
called back, "Shall leave you an
other troche?" And in the light OF
later events it struck Miss c. there
was mocking cadence in his tone.
She slightly declined his offer, and en-
tered the house. A few moments after
ward, by the light Of her bedroom
lamp, a discovery took place which so
aroused her indignation that in mo-
msnt Cupid fled, and before she slept
the letter containing the fatal words
call Is over" was written
In his anxiety he had unwittingly
given her trousers button.-HarpTs
Monthly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-10-29

The museum Of The Berlin general
postoffice has received an interesting ad-
dition to It's treasures. This Is parch-
ment letter found In the city archives OF
Cologne, and which had been enclosed
In hollow bullet and fred out Of the
beleaguered town of Neuss in l475, to
let the friendly forces Of Cologne know
of the terrible plight to which the citi-
zens were reduced. Charles the Bold OF
Burgundy was carrying on war against
the town Of Cologne and other Rhenish
confederate cities, aud had hemmed In
Neuss so closely that the inhabitants
were brought 70 the last extremity. An
army Of observation Of the confederates, +,
posted beyond the Rhine, watched
Charles operations, hoping to get an
oppor; unity OF relieving the town.
The letter Is from the commander, the
Landgrave Hermann Of Hesse, who de-
scribes how the besieged are destitute OF
food and ammunition, and have only
stones for weapons and water TO live
upon. They have no medicines or sur.
gical appliances, and 50 the sick and
wounded die without assistance. Some
are for sure nder, and he fears that
traitors may betrsy the place. They bad
q few days before lost 100 men In re-
pulsing an assault Of the Burgundians.
The letter mentions that the besieged
had previously fired of several other
letters, some Of which had fallen into
the Rhine, aud they were expending
their last powder in firing of this one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-10-29
October.

October comes across the hill
like some light ghost, she Is 30 STILL
Though her sweet cheeks are rosy;
And through the floating thistle down
Her trailing, briar-tangled gown
Cleans like a crimson posy.
The cricksts in the stubble chime;
Lanterns fash out at milking time;
The daisy's lost her ruffies;
The wasps the honeyed pippins try
film is over the blue sky,
A spell the river muffies.
The golden-rod fades in the sun;
The spiders gauzy veil is spun
Athwart the dropping sedges;
The nuts drop softly from their burrs;
No bird-song the dim silence stirs-
A blight is on the hedges.
But filled with fair content is she,
Asi no frost could ever be,
To dim her brown eyes lustre;
And much she knows Of fairy folk
That dance beneath the spreading oak
With tinkling mirth and bluster.
She listens when the dusky ewes
Steps softly ON the fallen leaves,
As IL for message cheering;
And 1t must be that she can hear,
Beyond November grim and drear,
The feet Of Christmas nearing.
Susan Hartley in 81. Sichotds.