davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

w. H. Topping arrived In town last
night from st. Paul and Ii stopping
at The Macqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

A lady asks what shall baby have
for Christmas. Give ii Red Star
Cough Cure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

1t certainly will pay you to call ut
Orschd's and price their goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

q Call and see the new surahs In gold
en- brown, lavender, red and blue at
Eisenberg's dry goods emporium.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

/. Orschel 4 Bro. are offering great
reductions In their lines of clothing
and furnishing goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

Mr.. Osgood was but very little better
last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

If you wish the best 8, 10 and IL
year old WHISTLES call ON Professor
Bach at his new brick building where
he keeps the best goods in the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

G. B. Taber came In town last night
from the Rosebud, and 10 stopping at
The Mcqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

J. Gogarty, section foreman, Ainslie,
Mont, arrived In town yesterday
morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

The l X L store has received q
large consignment of clothing from
the east.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20
.irfi.tlc Dressn.akina.

Parlors i'm Stebbins' Bank Block.
Only first class work will be done.
Ladies are invited to call.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

F. w. Sturgiss returned last night
from st. Louis and registered at The
Mcqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

A type writer was delivered at the
Stock Growers National bank yester-
day for +. 4. Hammond.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

Headquarters for stetson hats, are
Orschel q Bro. An endless variety is
constantly kept ON hand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

Tom Cook was behind the bar last
night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

Dunlap's spring blocks now in.
Nobbiest and best hat made ut G. b.
Towers & Co.'s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

s. l.. Bean, the master mechanic at
Glendive. was in town Friday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

A large size cannon-ball stove with
drum for burning soft coal. Apply at
this Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

Spectators will be admitted to the gal
lery at the Rink tonight for 80 cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

Why do the consumers want Com
stocks coal? Because 1t is the best.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

+. A. Stedman registered at The
Mcqueen last night from Bismarck.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

g. NJ. Beasley registered at The
Macqueen last night from Hathaway.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

Ladies' muslin underwear in all
grades at Eisenberg's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20
WEATHER RECORD,
LOCAL ITEMS.

]. s. Collins & Co. buy furs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20
THE DAILY JOURNAL
NILES CITY, MONTANA.
Arrivai of T~atns.

No. !, West Bound, Due st Miles City l:40a q, m
No. O. East Bound. Due at Miles City l:5s :. m
The mail is closed Of 7:S0 o'clock, p. IN.
Psstofice open 10 till II O'Clock, g. m, Sundays.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-20

The DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOUR-
NAL can always be found for sale at
Young's fruit and news sand.
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Bur Ne9ulirung,

Snr Ne9ultrun9.
~. beIiebte Sausaramei, ent'
d )fc bdIt berbiireterntaben tein Sbell9sn
XIV merfur ooer anbere i9dbIid)e Cub
aaua, fonberm iit rein besetabtltf@.
@ie f1rirt ale 6ur6 2ebers, gderett=
unb Magenf6rung neruriahtea
&ranfbeiten.
gBeufi bic Qeber in rntrbnung 1T, bann
III ber aamae Orsanismns seftort: 9as
Hlut III uarein, 6er Mttem ipiberlid, Der
Watient bat aopfnet, fiblt ii@ f@pat
nieberoeldIaaen mnb nerboS. Tint 8er'
id,linn,eruna bes auftanbeS gu berbufer,
nimm fofort Simmons
O.Mn4, @esnIator. ge! fgenoer se'
yG1NRT benSmeige ober bel Nierer'
~S~$~ Ieioen bern,eiSe mon Stimulan'
ten ,,aS ue6me Simmons 2iber &esulator. Der
@enn Du etiuas f6per 8eroamli@es ae'
oe5en. oSer mad BEN GHer elm Iaftenoes @e'
Fiji haR, oSer BET gtodt nidt eint9lafen
s fan,f. 10 iaimn cine Enii8. DaS mtrb DIR
beIfe,t uub 0u tanmF ansenebm f6lafen.
Nenn On on s rtIetbtgtett, gs'
pep5ie nnb GaIIisteit leiSsf, 1n@e
fofort 4bbIIfe In @tntn1onS 9tber We9ulatot.
Da bebarf es feines feten Mebi3iairens nno
es foifet nur ipenig.
Bemn Du Waorsens NIT einem bittern @e'
5d,mad int Munbe erpa9f,
"SAAA AAA SinttnonS 2iber @e9ulator. VT
SJCLUtIEl resuIirt ben sauisen Masen,
~vv''~ berfiibt ben atbem nnO re.ntgf
!. bic beleste 8unse. ainbe beSiirfen Oft e.n
uuoefdhrlid,es Abfibr. unb @tartunssmItteL
ars cine nabenbe arantbeit abaupenSsr.; Strl'
mons 2iber Mesulator bilft sesen Blaenngsn,
aopftueb, Masenfdure, gerSamunssl l9na9s,
9anbr unb aud sssen bic Der Sinbbe't e'senen
2ei6en.
SeeeBuoI, penn Du fpIrH, bab Dein pr
oanisn,us ber @einisnns, Startuns uno ge'
Suiirnma obne beftises abflbren, oOer Si''
ianIirung cbne 8etrinten brau@f, 1't1afr'
Simmons 1t's' 4ssa''t''.
bereitet bon
y. n. Zeilin d Co., @b'laOelpe'a' %a'
preis $1.00..
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Sega =.

- @ouperneur Srelanb bat Quas
rantdne gegen 8ilori uno anbere plabe
an ser @olffaite erfldrt.
= Wilion County bat fi@ fiir pros
bibition erfldrt.
= Srabis Qenberfon bon paris,
benz bic Nomination fiir ben Senat bon
perf9iebenen Nrbeiterpereinigungen a1s
geboten tpurbe, bat bic Domination
ni6t angenommen.
= St eagle paB traf bic Na6ri6t
elm, baB bic nerifamii6en repuldren
Sruppen Bel prefbo bel &io @ranbe
BON ben &ebelen bes goDote gef9lagen
,purben.
= 9ie probibitionift Contention
in 9ailas bat f6 bertagt. Sic mar
nur i9ma6 beiu9t. Das Sidet Der
probibitioniften beifebt aus;
@ouberneur: 6. 8. DobenrD bon
paris,
2ieut.s s@ouuerneur: g. Mullens BON
GorIieana,
etaatsanwalt: 8.G. Wiaiams pon
@rabant,
Comptroller: 8. 8. 0oafum pon
Snler,
s6abmeiftsr: %. 3. SadiOn bon
Maco,
2anboffice: s. 8. Blaine bon
@reenpille,
e9uliuperintenbent: Iboiion Glarf
bon Sborpe Springs.
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9as ne,te Sseid,staass@ @ebaube im

Berlin ma9t - tpie 8erliner Bldtter
rneloen, ftetiee Gorti6ritte, bic aber fir
bas sroBere Publitum tuenig bemerfbar
linb, ba elm bober, gum She'll nit gpbeu
bena6fener Bauaaun bic @inli6t in
ben getpaltigen 8auplab berbinoert.
Wdbrenb BON benz 8au bisber BON all=
Zen aur bas ftarfe, aus 8aditeinen aufs
gefibrte Mauertpert auffiel, bat mon
iebt begonuen, bies Maueruerf nit gros
Ben 5teinquabern au umtleiben. gu
benz SodeI permenbet man grauen Graz
nit, tpel9er in ben rei9en Granitlagern
bes 6t9telgebirges gebro6en tpiro, tudbs
renb bic b6bx gelegenen Sbeile 6es
grbgei@offes NIT Sanoiteinquabern
perlebt tperben, BON beren umfang man
fi9 einen Begriff MAIDEN fann, tpenn
man b6rt, baB ein ieber oieier 8l6de
Elm 8etpi9t bon so Big 80 gentnern
bat. Dieie @anbffeinquabern neroen
in berI9ieoenen Sbeilen Deuti6lanbs
gebro9en; in @roBmartbau unb in
&aftpib in 99lefen, In NeRelberg,
in 9annober, in 8urgreppa9 1T Baps
ern un6 in 8ergbeim in Seutoburger
Walbe. @dntmtli9e Bride liefern
boraiigli@e, feinf6rnise, feite unb pol=
fortmen glei9mdbige Sanbfetne. Ste
@tetne tperben f9on itr ben 8rii1en in
berienigen @r6Be uab Jorm bearbeitet,
peI1e fie in benz @eiammtbau erbalten
iollen, tperben bann auf ber giieubabn
nod Berlin gebra6t, auf benz Bauplab
no1nals na9gearbeitet, nit 9iilfe eis
ner betpegliden Stablbabn, pel@e tbr
@eleife User ben gan5en 8auplab nno
BIS al1f bas @eraft binauf gei6aft unb
banu nit 0iilfe eiiener Rrabne geboben
unb In bieienige @telung eingeientt,
tDel9e fie eit1nebmen folen unb tuel9e
He genau ausiiuen. @s 1T febenswertb,
NIT tpel1er 6i9erbeit unb 2ei9ttgfeit
10 riefge 8auithde betuest tperben f6nz
men. Mu9 i'm Snnern bes 8aues wiro
pielfa9 Ganbftein au ben Wanobefleis
bungett uno Mr6itefturtbeilen bertpens
bet, beionbers Die benz groBen 8erfebr
bienenben 9allen, Slure uno @insdnge
perten in hiefsr WeiIe ausgeitdttet.
BUR 8erpenbung gelangen 9ier 9anbs
feline aus ubelfangen BEL Srier an oer
Mofel, aus 8anerfelb in ser pfala
uno aus Nr3tpeiler unb pfal3btrg i'm
gliaB. 9ie elfdfer Steine 5ei6nen
f9 bur6 cine i96ne graublaue Gdrbung
aus. Sn ber groBen Wartebale fitr
bas publifum tperben bic Sbiirz nno
GenftereinfafIungen, pfeilers @urtungen
unb @etpDlbrippet1 aus bieien 5teinen
bergefent.
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(Gortfesuns folst.)
Spffmut,a fiir Ste g@wad,lt@em.

60 Ianse tpie bet berslimmenbe gnn!sn Ser
2ebenstraft au frii9er mnb tpobltbmenber Bdrme
ansefa@t tperben fann, 10 lanse 1T nod Soff>
nuna borbanbem fit bic Sdmadem mnb @nt'
traffeten. Sic foIen bebbalb ni4t beratpetfsln,
fonbern bieraus unb aus ber 9batiade frif9en
M1utb f60pfen, bab es Elm &rafttsunssmittel
stebt, bas a,1berit ipirffam ii, bic eei9md9ten
!frdfte eines bur9 8ranfbeit gebro9enen Ror'
pers tpieber gu erneuern. Sn Golse feiner un'
iibertrofenen @igen19aften als elm Starfnngs,
mttteI, 1T S ftetterS Magenb tiers
int @tanbe ben &0rpern ber S@pa9en unb
Nerboien bic Sfrdfte, linb ibrem @eiff bic Soff'
nung tniebersuseben. Gppetit, erfrif6enber
@6laf, cine 3unabme an @etpidt unb cine ge'
funbe Saut farbe ftnb bic BobItbaten, tpel9e
ben BieberberfeIunsspro3eb besleiten, ber
bur9 biefeS preispiirbise fraftisuussn,ittel
l9neG ansebabnt unb gu einem erfolsrei9en
SdIu6e sefihrt nirb. Die 8erbaumns piro
ipieberbers efelt, bas 8lut ipir6 berei9ert nnb
iebem Organ bes rneni@li@en aorpers ipirb
Nabruns 3usefiibrt bur9 bas 8itters, tpel9es
felbf benz ipeibliden @ef6made nidt anffObig,
besetabilii9 in ieinel 3ufammeniesung uno
bollfanbig ii9er lift. @ebraude es uno fteue
beine Rrdfte tuieber ber.
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llnfhnlnfa 1perurtheilt.

SIM Mpril 1883 tpurbe bas Dieaits
mdb1en Musufe Griibauf, geboren in
&oBleberobe p. s., 3u IA Sagen @e=
fdmsniB psrurtbsilt, neil fie ibrer 9err'
f9aft, elmer bierber aus 8romberg perz
febten Beamtenfamilie, einen Sting ents
tuenoet baben folI. Das Md69en be-
tbeuerte mod gum lebten Wugenblid ibre
llni6ulb, alein bas balf ales ni9ts.
Greitag nun mari Der 6idbrige 9obn
Der Samilie einen Gummibaum bon ber
Geniterbanf beruttter unb man fano
beim Nuffammeln Der grbe ben bermibs
ten Sting. Die Gtau, mel9e bic Be-
ftrafung betpirfte, 1T nun untr6Flicb
barhber, ut1t 10 mebr, als 6as Mdb6en
bor eii1em 8ierteliabre mad Mmerifa
ausgepanbert 1T.
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9aB er an ben Serrn Su1tlaratD ID! D0H
Der Martpib geri9tet NOR nt1D ben 2SIz
berruf bes Seitaments entbielt. .
llnb sic pagten, ibn gu pern10tesnts
gr mar tpeber abreiiirt nod unterres
gelt. o..,,,.,
aIs wollte er fi9 auf bic alte Jrar 1ttrs
aen, aber bic Jreifrau bielt ibn anrltd.
Weib! begann ct phtbet1o, aber ote
Treifrou unterbra9 ibn unb fragte NIT
haIb erftidter 5timnte: uno mas batte
itl Shnen getban, Meinbarbt, baB S1e
mid unb nteine Rinoer e:geamd9ttg be-
raubten2 ,x
Sic Wlte ftanb gerabe aufgeri6tet at
ber 3bfr, unb ibre fur9tloie11 sralett
Muqen begegneten benen ber Gre1frau.
Ni6ts, gnd6ise Grau! Mber i'd pubte,
oaB meift gndbiger 9err, tpenn ibm oas
9idt feiner 8ernunft auriidfdme, meitle
Shat fegnem tpiirbe. Sd banoelte als
treue Dienerin r,eines gndbigiten 9errn
@rafen!
Mber sic baben eine ftrafbare, unges
febli6e 6anblung begangens
Ser 8rief mar tueber aSreiftrt tto@
gefiegelt, gndbige Srau!
Die Greifrau tpanbte ft6 gesen bas
ssenfter unb preBte bic 9tirn an bic
G@eiben. Ser Oberit fagte erre9t:
@lei6piel! Sic baben ein wi6tiges 9os
fument, berni9tet unb mir f6nnen sic
benz @eri9t iiberltefern.
Damn leibe i9 als meines gndoigen
6errn getreue 9ienerin! anttportete bic
Mlte.
(sortTebuna folat.)
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g1urff! 0anfhtpaarett!

@roeerpbdnbler unb Speiieuirtbe
bonn 2aube m69ten pir einbringli6
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, oaB mir
fir bic 6abrifation BON Murf uno
&au@waarem umfansrei6e 8orbereie
tungen getroffen baben unb in Stanb
geiebt 1inb, allen Mnforberungen 8es
nise au leifen. Wir gebeu @arantie
fir quite Waare un6 reelle 8ebienung.
Die 3ubereitung itebt unter unierer per=
i6nli9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Bee
ftequngen Bel 3eiten ein.
% NJ. G6fltng 6 g obn,
1,10w1t 511 Ibenue s.
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Msarutnrarbeite,t

aller Mrt tperben in fiinftlerii@er 8ols
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes 9errn Grant
Sei9, Nos. 305 = 313 Soufons
itraBe, ausgefhbrt. 9err 3ei6 arbeitet
ebenfalIs in Grant unb fann allen 8es
itellungen genhgen. @er baran pers
Dinbert 1T, mad San Mntonio gu foms
men, febe ii@ nit Serrn Sei6 briefi9
in 8erbinbung. 28,lw1t
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Be,ualid ber Nbbilbuug bes 9eIs

- 8esagli6 Der Mbil6ung bes 4els
ben Nleranber bon 8ulgarien in fol9en
amerifanii9en 3eitungen, Del9e ibren
Sert bur9 i9auberbafte8ilber erldutern
ooer pielmebr berbunfeln, iagte oas
uginc. 8pltsbI.": r5eit Der Jta9rt9t
bon ber Gorti9leppung bes bulgarii9en
GnrFen f1nb uns in ben illuitrirten Sas
gesbldttern minbefens feds peri6ieoene
PORTRAITS" besfelben gu @eii6t gefonts
men. 9as Mfertmiirbige babel 1T, baB
feines oerieIben Dem anoern i'm Wfinbe'
fen dbnli9 ftebt." - Saau meint nun
bic rWeftl. poft": nDas udre ni6t 10
merttpiirbig; aber baB fetnes BON
aQ' ben 8ilbern benz Giiriten Mleranber
au9 nur i'm Min6eiten dbnli6 Febt,
bas 1T iebenfals mebr gu tabeln!"
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Sn Sprien 1T cine Sniureftion
aussebrp6en pesen Der riidli9tsloien
&etrutens sIusbebungen, tpel6e bic ttirs
fii9e &egieruns bort angeorbaet bat.
esn Damascus fnb mebrere taufenb
fpriI9e &efruten eingetrofen, bic nod
ber el1ropdif9en Siirfei Deri6ifft tperben
iouen. 9ie &esierung betreibt bic
&riegsrhitunsen allen Inf6ein mad
nit groBem grnite. 9ie Sttonamii9e,
8ant bat eine neue Nnleibe ausgei9ries'
ben.
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gSir bebauptett 51DerfdbtItd mttb
finnett eS befuetiem,

baB teim Gall bon 9nspepfe ooer9eber=
erfarrung bort6mmt, BET nidt alsbal5
bur@ ben fpitematif@en @ebrau6 BON
Sim mnns' 2iber Regulator
gelinbert unb aud b6lig furirt perben
uerben f6nnte. l1nb bies 1T bur6aus
feline prablerei, foa6ern cine betpieiene
Sbatia6e; besbalb: per on berartigen
&rantbeiten leibet, Deriagt fib felbit ben
@egen Der @eiunbbeit, inbem ct benz
Gegulator cine probe berueigert. Sers
ielbe 1T cine tpertbbolle 9lranei, tpel9e
in 2dnbern, mo 2ebertarrbeit berrf9t
unb mo bic gtatur bic Wur3eln unb
&rduter aur 9eilung flimatii6er &rants
bsiten liefern, ihren sroBen &uf ermors
ben bat.
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Tluctuatioueu i'm Weorfte fir 81

- 6luctuationen i'm Warfte fir gis
ienwaaren fam Sober bermeiben, ber
feline Oroers bur9 Piper& g Quilt
beB ausfiibren ldBt. Gabritanten res
guliren ibre preife na6 oem 4oafum.
piper g. S9ultbeB baben ftets einen
enormen 9prratb BON Gensbrabt, giien.
ble@ u. T. tp., unb tie notiren frabere
niebrige preiie, tpenn 6ieielben aud
i'm Martte fteisen.
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Gin iunges, hp9elegantes 9dm

- Gin iunses, bo6elegautes 9dms
dem tpenbete ft@ iangit an einen fhr
berslei6en S6erae ni6t iebr empfdnglis
den Seebdren bon @9ihsfapitdn NIT
ber Grage: tparum tpobl bic meiiten
@9iffe BEL ibrer Saufe Grauen, gfamen
empfingen2 Die prompte aber feiness
tpegs bon ibr ertpartete Mnttpnrt lautete:
Wegem ber groBen 11nterbaltungsfoften,
bic 10 elm bolaufgetateltes Ding berur;
fnd1tl
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Sic bulaarifd,e @eaierunass Som

= Die bulgarifbe &egierungsz&On1z
miffon, tpelfe mad Nleranoers Ibbans
flung bic. Regierungsgeiddfte fiibren Ion, +,
tpir6 su glei9en Sbeilen aus ruilii9en
unb aus tiirtii6en 9elegateu befteben.
ueber bic Musmabl ber ein5elnen Mits
glieber unb iiber 5ieienigen bes Torfs
benben ber &ommiiiion 1T Bis ieBt nod
Wimts befQnnt.
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- 9ie gusfiibrung beg plans elmer
GatboliI9en l1niberftdt In ber Bun=
besbauptitabt i9eint Gorti6ritte gu
MAIDEN. 9emndbt fOa es an ben
Bau Der Mnffalt seben, pofar angebli9
600, 900 Dollars baar bereit liegen.
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= Gin 8dr als &eittbier geb6rt gu
ben Ruriufitdten bon @bicago in Galts
fornien. Ser gulturbdr 1T bas 81.
gentbum zines @bineien.
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Wer an Observation-Disclosures

= gger an Uer6aulln9sbei 1fDerben
leibet, follte nar Or. Muguit 26nig's
6amburser Sropfen gebrau6en, bieiels
ben entfernen alle unreineu Safte aus
benz G6rper. Sn allen Npotbefen flir
so Cts. bic Glai6e su baben.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-12-16

Suppose l were to say that / liked
you great deal-thnt loved you"
"0h, Capt. Leonardo"
"Would you say me mo- or 'yes?"
"Yes," she whispered-'a score of
times, yes"
"Do you really love me, darling?"
"You know that l love you, GiacO-
po," with soft, reprOachful eyes.
"If 1 were poor beggar in the Via
Marina, would you love me still?" he
catechised, with tenderness.
"Oh, GiacopO, how can you ask these
cruel questions?n
al like to be sure" said the captain,
serenely. "COme here, little one, and
kiss me, and let me slip this circlet of
diamonds on your plump finger. All,
there comes Miss Leonard"
Silvestra ran to her with eyelashes
wet with sudden tears.
"Oh, Miss Leonard" )" she sobbed, ~
am engaged"
Aunt Sadie lifted her eyebrows.
"To-Jack?" said she.
ITO Giacopo," corrected the beauty,
''to captain Leonardo"
"Well, }" said Aunt Sadie "he's Jack. y
Sylvestra turned around with face
of pretty puzzlement.
Jack" she epeated-"Jack.n
"Say it again, sweetheart carressed
Capt. Leonardo, tenderly imprisoning
her hand in his. "You don't know how
sweet it sounds. And, Sylvestra"-
"Well?"
"If you would rather our marriage
ended in an elopement than regular
church wedding"-
Silvestra gave little comprehensive
cry; the scarlet blood suffused her face;
she clasped both hads over her eyes.
"Ohw she cried. "I.. see it all now.
Oh, Jack! Jack! How could / have been
so blind-how could l."
But in vain she strove to draw her
hand away. Capt. Leonard held it
fast.
"You have promised me, DEAR" he
declared; "you have promised and l
shall not let you CO."
"And I don't want you to-" whis-
pered Silvestra. "I-I think l always
loved you, Jack, even when you were an
awkward boy, But now"
And her bright, shy eyes, timidly
lifted to his, told the rest of the tale.
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A Few Mathematical Questions.

A farmer spends $13 per year for to-
bacco, and his wife spends So per year
for shoes. How much more does her
shoes cost than his tobacco?
1t is twenty-eight feet from a certain
kitchen door to wood-pile, and 1855
from the same door to corner grocery.
How much longer will it take man to
walk to the wood-pile than to the gro
Gerry, estimating that he walks three
feet per secondP
If it takes boy twenty-five minutes
to cut three sticks of wood to get supper
by, how long will it take him next
morning to walk three miles in the
country to meet circus coming to
town.
A cook hires out at So per week, and
when Saturday comes she has broken
$3.50 worth of dishes. How much is due
her, and how on earth did the mistress
find out that she had broken anything?
A young lady who is out with her
beau drinks four glasses of soda-water
at 8 cents each; two glasses of ginger
ale 8 cents each; eats three dishes of ice
cream at 10 cents each; four pieces Of
cake valued at 80 cents, and throws a
hint for box of candy worth so cents.
What does she cost him in allp
A tramp tackles farmhouse, and q
dog tackles the tramp. The tramp
passes over thirty-two rods of ground
per minute, while the dog passes over
forty-eight rods. How long will it take
the dog to overhaul himp
-Four boys who are on visit to their
aunt discovered cake of maple sugar
weighing five pounds and eleven ounces.
What will each boys share be if equally
divided? ..
If saddle-horse has caused the death
of four different ladies who were ad-
vised by their doctors to try the saddle
for exercise, how many ladies could
have been decently killed in half the
time by riding over rail fences in buck
boardsP
John has an orange, and six boys lick
their chops and want him to divide.
He eats it by himself, seed, rind, and
all. How many pieces would he have
had to divide the orange into in case he
had been fiat to give each boy a
piecep-DetroH Free Press.
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Fulton Meat Market.
PoHLMAN BROS, PROPS.
Washington St., Humphreys Block.

WE have one OF the finest meat markets in this
w section, and will always keep on hand choice
seats Of all kinds, and will pay the higheet cash
price for cattle, hogs, sheep, Calves poultry hides
And pets. Farmers having any Of these to sell will
10 well to call The public IL respectfully in-
dted to callsnd give us trial We VIII guarantee
satisfaction. POIlLMAN BROS.
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Rescued from Death,

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 was
taken with bleeding of lungs followed
by severe cough. I lost my appetite
and flesh, and was confined to my bed.
In 1877 was admitted to the Hospital.
The doctors said had hole in my
lung as big as half dollar. At one
time report went around that was
dead. gave up hope, but friend told
me of DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs. I got bottle, when, to-day /
feel better than for three years past.
mo
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"I'LL KISS HIM FOR HIS WIFE"
RICARE LANE.

This happened to Col. G. ID. Alexar
der, Third Arkansas Regiment, now
professor in Thatcher Institute, Shrevt
port, La.
The long stemmed battle DER and lost,
The order came, Retreat
But many hearts lay cold and siill
On beds Of daisies sweet,
And thrilled no more at tn onset bold;
Nor heard returning feet.
The living LETT the lonely d cad
Upon the spot they fell,
And turned with saddened faces back
The tale Of rout to tell;
But on the kindly daisies there
The dead slept soft and well.
The steady tramp wore through the night;
Into the cheerless day,
And YEARLY tn. kept the pace
That led away-away;
Forw1o could face an iron foe
That swept their ranks like hay7
Beside the road su officer
Lay wOuned like to death;
All pallid, faint, and helpless he,
With scarcely strength for breath;
And twas was company plodding by,
As one 10 tn other saith.
"Bt easy, boys; there lies the man
That led us in the fight;
Welove him and we won't pass on
Until we've done him right;
Come softly, shake our Captains hand,
For he'll be dead ere night"
And boys, the flower of Arkansas,
From text books to the ranks,
Filedpas with misty eyes, upon
The Shenandonh's banks,
And gently pressed their Captains hand,
And 6ercely damed the Yanks.
A big, gruff bearded Irishman
Brought up the rearmost file,
And knelt beside the suffering man,
And sobbed and sobbed the while;
And as that iarew ell band looked on,
Through tears there came u smile.
The Sergeant turned him toward the boys,
His face with gr ef full rife;
"Begorra, boys!" while they gazed down
On that fast warning life,
"We'll niver see the Cap'n again
III kiss him for his wifel'
The kiss of that rough soldier there
Thrilled through the Captains soul,
And started fresh the sluggish life
From heart fount to its goal;
And one less grave kind nature sods
BY shenandoah roll.
-Nep orleans Times Democrat.