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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04
Store to Let.

TUE NEW STORE No. "A Main St., formerly oc
i cupied by l.. +. MCDONALD. For further par
culars enquire Of
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Agent.
Belfast, Jan. q, 1856
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The young man who conceived the idea of salut
ing the daughter of a rich old chap by introducing
a branch of mlstletoe nto the house said he might
have succeeded had it not been for the aged
mizZled toe.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04

"Have you read the Descent of Man?'" asked
Clara, looking over her book shelves. NO." said
George, little timidly; "don't for it; but I'd
like to get the assent of woman. 1t is currently
ported that he got it the very next Sunday night
that ever was.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04
The Praise of SOZgdGnt

like the famous article itself, is in almost every
body's mouth. The people know that it preserves
as wen as beauties the teeth. Hence it is the
standard Tooth Wash Of the Period. linz
There are four Tay Tors in the New York Legisla
ture There will probably be some new measures
introduced about the clothes Of the session con
corning breechcs of the peace.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04

sold by all druggists. Price; CUTIcURA, 30 cts;
REsoLvENT, $l00; SOAP, y cts. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL. Co, Boston, Mass.
Send for Pamphlet.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04

Mrs. Isaac Phelps, Ravenna, o., writes For the
last year ! have had Il species of itching. scaly
and pimply humors on my face to which have ap
piled great many methods of treatment vithou
success. and which was speedily and entirely cured
bv CUTICU RA."
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04

KNOW THYSELF, by reading the "Sci
ence ofLife.'' the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-aget men. ly29
"Metals are more active wrote the market re
porter whose wife had FASTENED his exit that morn
ing with living flatirun.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04

The st. james Gazette publishes a sensation
al Story TO The effect that the Irish are preparing
for deeds of violence, and will use the knife
and dagger in place of d dynamite.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-04

81 see an Indiana man has Benjamin Franklin :
watch" Franklin? Benjamin Franklin? thought
he was a philosopher" "Why, he ought to have
known enough to button his coat over his watch.
pocket when an Indiana man about
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

Glenwood Press Bulletin: Bi
foritaar, at 9ommer 8arter bill for,
blioe &anoibat, ioet ban peb, at 9e=
motraterue bill boloe paa bam, os ban
baaber at faa nosle republitanite
Stemmer. Set por 8ommer Barter,
Iom bar &nute Geelions Meobeiler
for &onsresien for to Nar fiben, ioet
fan par 9emofraternes &an6ibat.
&i fortaar lite, bporleoes Mr.
Barter Tan bente no9en 1lnoeriptte1Ie
fra &epublitauerne, naar be reo, at
ban Ct i Gaopr af Nmes for @uuer=
nbr. Gor noale Sage iioen iasoe
fan til ct. @aul Globe: nNnsaa>
en6e &eni femte 9iitritt, ipnes
altins at bore i Nmes Jaubr, oa 9iz
itrittet pil uiie en- flor runbelts Stemz
mesiunin9 for bam." 9ette oiier,
at Dommer Barter er, buao ban altio
bar neret, en meset terf 9emofrat,
% lite ben nnonpartiiane" 9ommer,
iom ban bat 9iort Gorbrins paa at
bore. 9ommer @iliams pil bebolbe
@tDrfen af bet republifanlte 8arti,
iom bor nomineret bam til 9iitrifts>
BONNER, os ban oil b1iue palst meb
itor Maioritet. Ser er en- republi'
fanit Maioritet al 3,4O0 Zoe Som,
meroiitrift. Ser ct in9en Epiu1 ON,
at Scope County pil aipe 9ommer
@iQiams bele bet republitunite @ote.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13
Skandinapisk $p9handel.


Sarmere os BDfolt inbbboes til at
beie nit itore Oplas al Bpser, laa=
iom Bibler, @almebp9er, % andre
sobe Bpser, paslenbe til Gpblelsz
bags 8reIenter, Nlbums, &ammer,
8en9ebpqer, Blank Books oiu.
@uffertgi Mensoe.
M9ent for fjorteh Dampifibslinier,
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Drorer paa europa.
8. -. &plm.
p6tf. 26 2incolt Mpenue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

r8erban, Bulletin" peb at fortoue,
at Mr. $. g. 8iorse ct mismoz
big, forbi Mr. Storbod life er 3e9isz
latnrmeolem neite &inter, ioet bet
bar bans 2ebebaa1b, bore @epre,
ientanter git iibite Sang.
Meo al &eipett for Storbod ltal ri
faa Sou til at minoe ON, at Bjor9e
ueo flere 2eilisbeber femte forfjelli9
fra @torbod. Saale6eS {. st. bpao
ansit 8epillins til 8psninser paa
@tatens l1bfi1in9splabs, os liselaa
/ Sppr9smaalct ON, enten Sernbane=
fommisiererne lfulbe pel9es eller uo=
nennes.
Qpis bet lite ct paa anben Maabe
ens peb en- anben Mfanbs @uin, at
&eoaftpren fra @erbam Tan faa bDs=
get op noset tor fig ielo, ,naa bet BIZ
be en- ten1meli9 usiel @runbnplo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

@el9erne pil ibbit faa at femme
for eller imoo en Goranoring al Mrtiz
tel 8 / @runolouen. Denne Joran=
bring pi(, om ben bliper nebta9et,
tiQaoe, at @tatens fate Stolefonb Tan
uolaanes til Counter os 6totebitrit=
ter / @taten til Opibrelie al County
8psninser eller Stolebpsninser, naar
ct iaaoant 2aan bliper aootienbt af
en- 8eitprelie beitaaenbe al @uoernp=
rem, @tatsaubitbren os @tatstasierez
rem. 2aanet ltal bere 5 8rocent
&ente % life ooerFribe 8 &rocent af
ben tarerebe &eroi al 9iitriftet eller
@ountiet. 8aa @alsiebbelen maa
itaa: Amendment ofArticle Eight
(8) of the Constitution. (Ycs) or
(No).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13
Gn Nennfplnanias6ut.

Meadville Tribune, ct @ennipluaz
nia>8(ab tiger ianleonins Mc @iqs
Momination: rSsaar bleu en- Manb
fra @ra,pfor6 County nomineret til
@upernpr Minneiota. 6or mango
Nar iiben reiite en- Gut oeo @apn u.
@. Mc@i(l, 18 Mar gammel, fra 1T
9iem i @aesertotun meo blot fem9ol=
lars 2ommen. 9an arbeioebe fig
frem fbrit / @irsinia Os ienere i @ez
iten, fit mango auuoFuber, 1lnoerpiite
/ en- 9ormalitole % bleu &ripatietre.
ter -bos @uuernbren ! Minneiota, ,iom
ubnepate bam til Msiurance.@pmz
misier. Ssaar blen ban af ben re-
publitanite Contention nomineret tit
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

Journal: g. 8. gfoben, ben bemoz
tratiife &anbloat Tor @tiitebommer,
refer perionlis omtrin3 gountpet
os bperper @temmer. 9an 9aar fra
9us til 9,.s os srunoer fin 5ororins
paa, at ban bebgper @mbebet. Mu,
lob os forele9se bper Samiliefaber ct
@pbr9smaal: 9erlom Sc fulbe bb
% piloe Ie 9em ON efter nosen til at
orone meo 9eres @fterlaoenltaber,
pilbe Sc oa tase en- Manb, netop forbi
ban bebbrebe en- Job? Sneenlunbe.
Se pilbe ubI69e en- Mano, iom Sc
pibite bar srunoerlis os buelis; en-,
iom niloe ie til, at 9eres !&uitru os
Bbrn fit, buao lioet Der bar isien
efter Sem. 9ette er bet Sppr9sz
maal, iom fremitiller fig ielo for Dem,
naar Sc ltal ubipse en- @tiftebpm=
mer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

Son. Sobn g. ggiQiams, ben repu>
blitanife &anbibat for Dommer / 7be
9ommerbiitrift, er Jolfets &anbibat
lite Sasferernes. Deter for fin e9en
&anoioat, mon fafer fin @temme.
Nfr. @iQiams bar peret gountiet i
IA Nar, os enbper fienber bam iom
en- opristis os retltaffen Manb, bpem
man fan iienfe fin 9iQib.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

9faar 8opinston os bans &enner
iom @runb for. at bdn bgr sienoel=
ses, anfprer, at ban er en- fattis
Manb, iom peo ubeloiee @pefulati=
oner bar miitet ben Gorn,ue, iom ber
ellers burbe bore @runb til at antage,
at ban bapbe bpsset op af be mango
&ense, ban bur truttet uo al Gounz
tiet, forefommer bet os, at bet er ct
ooermaobe ubelbist 9lr9ument. Set
ifuloe altiaa efter bette oare @ienz
itanb for Be1pnnins, at man ietter
operitpr, bpao mon fortiencr. gaaar
en- Mano nj War fortiener iaa me-
get, iOm Golt fleit ibetminbite ,naatte
leue tire Wanosalbre forat fortiene,
u9 ban enoba bebpper Biitanb forat
funne lene, er ber life ba @runo tit
at tro, at ben Mano albri9 pil funne
opipare noset for en- r&e9nueirsba9"
@i tanfer 10! Ds ital ri enoelis itaa
en FABIAN Mono bi, Tan ri ba lite
liseiaa sobt siGre bet paa famine
Maabe, iom ri eQers pleier at anoen>
be, naar en- Manb life fan ernere fig
ielu.
9aube be Soreta9enber, lom 8op=
ington bar tabt fine @ense paa,
enboa paret til no9en almen Nbtte,
bapbe ueret til BDens Dptomit, eller
baobe aiuet mango glrbeiosfolt Be-
itieftiselie, ba bapbe bet nGret en-
anoen Sag, men laapiot ri peo, bar
lite BoDinston inblabt fig paa 1lise
Spefulationer.
Man bpr lite alt for ofte anfbre
ssattisbommen lom @runo for, at en-
@ano bgr baoe @mbebe. Ser er
for mango fattise os for faa Gmbeber
bertil. @en / enbnu bpiere Grab
sielber bette, naar ben Dbe6e Biltanb
lite bielper nosenting.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

Anoka Herald: S. g. @iQiams
er bleoen nomineret ion 9ommer i
7be Diitritt. Sans Mobtanber oil
blipe 9omner Barter, ben ,,uperen=
be Snbebaber af @mbebet. @asfprere,
1om tienoer bem besse, anier @illi<
ans for me8et bpstisere eno ben an<
hpn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

fbrelie af 2open om @als af beruienbe
9rifte.
2eiere af useblabet, bet bat s Dor
8efien6elie foriaapibt @uperuBr an=
saar. Ser ct Goriattelier ON Sou
os Droen paa ben enc Sibe, o9 en-
lbs Moral os l1bfeielier paa ben
anben.
Set bar lite paret panitelist at
treffe Galset for bort pebfomm enbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

OSI Yub IWNSSIC XIV OWlCl OVl>
fenunbe, at 6on. $. g. 8ior9e, Jar.
mer=Nuioncens @epreientant>& &anbie
bat til 2e9islaturen, itulbe BABE fire.
bet til Mr. I(eranber @rbaro, 8re=
iibenten GarmersN NQiancen, ,os Ipurst
bam, boiltet 8arti ban (8ior9e) til>
bbrer? Set 1fuloe bore Mr. .grbar6,
iom baube fortalt ont 8rebet o9 bets
Snobolb paa nepnte Moaoe.
@nboer ianbbebstierlis Manb pit
finoe, at bette 1eres liot uian6ipnliet,
men ber bar not al benz, iom 9ab
Sanbipnlisbeben en- nsoo Sag os ct
lanst 8aano" os eiorbe iaa meaen &a=
pital al bet iom mulist, us beriblanbt
par oslaa r@erbam Bulletin, bpis
&ebattBr alpirerer til famine @mbebe
iom Biorse.
Bulletin" flyer ON 8iorse, at ban
peb Mc@illa domination tum iaa ub
al @oncepterne. at ban itrep til Mr.
@rbaro os ipurgte, bpao / al @eroen
ban itulbe sipre. os builtet &arti 6en
ifulbe tilbpre.
9tu trefer bet iaa ubelbi9t, at
Mc5iQ bleu nomineret ben 22be Gep<
tember, os Bjorses 8rep til @rbaro
par ifrepet ben Ste &usuit, altiaa ne=
iten 7 Tiger fbr Mc@iq blep NOMINEE
ret. 8reuet blep nemlis iibite l19e
offentlissiort / rSournal" forat iette
en- Stopper for 8asuafelien, iom meb
iaaban 11blubeo optraaote. 8repets
9ato iaauel iom @eten er iaale6es
blepet betienbt.
Set alene, at ben fore9iune Narla9
til 8reret lite funoe eriitere fpreno i
bet bpiefe 81 Tiger efter, maa bore
not til at itemp(e bet be(e iom bet
met uueoerbeftise @ampaisu=&rbpl.
Sen uirfelise &arias til Breuet ansiz
pes bette ielp at bore, at l1seblobet
/ CONNER en9ans citerebe ira vOtter=
tail County Garmer" os nHioneer
&reis", at 8iorse ituloe babe iaet, at
ban pilbe unoeritptte be republifanIte
&anbibater os isnorere Tarmer=Nui=
ancens &anbioater.
&i misbil1isebe bette bensans, for:
iaapibt bet bar ianbt, men bette piote
ri lite os 'sao bet uo, for bpa6 ri fit
bet. 9erfor 1frep Bjorse til @rbaro
Os uotalte fin 8etrastninssmaaoe af
ben Gag os ipurste: @r ben &et elz
ler Ell?
&pab gait ct ber bet? @om Ml>
liancezManb Freu ban til en- anben
Miance>Mano forat faa oibe, boor<
leoes bans Stanbsbrober fob ct
Spgrssmaat, BET pisielis er bleuen
forflaret forljelli9t ben forlpbne
CONNER. 8i ier intet at fritiiere /
Bibr9es &aanblemaabe benne Sag.
9erimob forefommer bet os, at SIR.
@rbarbs Gremsanssmaabe, at offent=
lig9ipre ct priuat 8rep, fornemmelis
paa ben Waabe. iom bette Ct blepet
9iort, er babeluerbis, % bet er pisie~
Zig Wlr. @rbarb til li6en 9@re, at bet
ct fleet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor = Oscar Hanson.
Treasurer-G. 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 Commissioner-E. H. Tues
ley.
Coroner w. G. Bedford.
County Commissioners:
1st District - w. B. Mitchell.
End 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, 1886-10-13

@ubernBr, % bette CT omtrent list
me6 &alg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13
FARMERS TICKET. !.

LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Senator = John B. Hompe.
Representatives:
III. p. Bjorge.
Henry Pl0wman.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-13

Den republitanite gountptomites
Mbbresle til 8el9erne / Dttertai(
County pit finbes paa 3bie Gibe.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-06-12
CHANGING THE SUBJECT.

Always" said papa, as he drank his
coffee and enjoyed his morning beef
steak, always change the subject when
anything unpleasant has been said. 1t
is both wise and polite"
That evening on his return from bust
ness he found his carnation bed de-
spoiled and the tiny imprint of slippered
feet bearing witness to the small theft.
"Mabel," he said to her, "did you
pick my flowers?"
Papa" said Mabel, did you see
a monkey in town."
"Never mind that. Did you pick my
tlowers?"
Papa, what did grandma send me?"
"Mabel, what do you mean? Did you
pick my flowers? Answer me, yes or
no."
YES, papa, ] did; but l fout I'd
change .he subject.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-06-12

Young man, never marry girl who
chews gum. Her jaw will work the
same way after marriage.
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for catarrh, dlphtherla and canker
mouth. Sold 10y Biery, Weissport, and
DIR. Horn, Lehighton
"A Yrella man removed his corns a
ball. He walked out with them.
Ii YOU want to Oenloy the liViiry of using
he hest soap In the country, Try 0rcydop-
pies Borax soap, an article that has pcgn
N srediUnts necessary for "a soap that can he
used Tor all purposes. 5-22 it
Never judge woman by her COM
leXion. 1t may all be put on.
"Hacllmetack." lasting, fragrant
perfume. Price % and 50 cents. Biery,
Weissport; DIR. Horn, Lehighton.
"A new play has made its appear
ance, called 1.-TWO Bad Eggs" 1t
ranks high.
ID. S. Durfey, mate of the steamer
Arizona had his foot bally.ipinred.
Thomas Electric Gil cured. lNOthing
equal to it for quick pain rclievcr 80
The worm must be contagious or
the early bird would certainly not
catch it,
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,you
have printed guarantee ON every bot
tie of Shil0hs Nitalizer. IL never fails
to cure. Sold by all druggists.
A lawyer says that milkmen make
good WITNESSES. Because they pump
easily.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-06-12

The pupils present every day during the
month in the different schools:
Laura Wcidaw, Irene Fcnstcrmacher, Frank
Nusbauln, Alice Gcggus, Emma Mertz. Saillt
Gabel, Eta Drisscll, Ella Albright, Emins
Fry, Ella Fink, Charles Mrrtz, Edgar Nol
Horace Gross, Charles Bowman, Edgar
Nandcr, Oscar Hellinau, Emma Miller, Mamie
Fortwansler. Clara GegguS, Ella Trainer
Della DeFrchn, Ella shoemaker, Lizzie LEI t.
Lizzie Albright, Lizzie Schoch, May FArrcn
Annabcl HrOkatc, Ella Walcl, Lille Snyder,
Frank Schoch, John Iiebrrllng, Clement
Bretney. David Mccormick, Harry Gerber,
Robert Trainer, Ricca Lungkammcrer Katie
DrmnDure. Alice Gilbert, Minnie Ncwhart
Fila Hontz, Gertrude Peters, Lizzie Schmidt
Sevlla Faust, Carrie Ruff, Jennie Trainer
Willie Bcltz, Harry Wolf Eddie 5. oonhc mer,
Allen Grcenawald, Harry Stocker, Wilmer
Fritzlnger, ,Iohn Trainer, George Clauss,
Daniel Fry, Edgar Albright, Arthur Held,
Edgar Seller. Bessie NOll, Emma Peters.
Mamie Scinmcl, AnZie Trainer, Martha Long,
Alice Wolf, Mary Fcnstcnmachcr, Enma
Kline, Hattie Geggts, Emma Walgk, Daisy
Horn, Minerva Held. Katie Fenstcrmachcr,
Bertha Farren. Emma Buss, Maud Billman,
Hattie Rex, Clara Smith, Emma Acker, Ella
Fuehrcr, Lena Lopgliammcrcr, Mamie Drum.
bore, Ada Webb, Walter Weiss, Harry
Trainer, Robbie Hontz, Freddie Rex. Harry
Oil, John Sanders, Eddie Smith, Charles
Augc, Wesley IIcilman, Allie Albright, John
RGichard, Chas Benninger, Ncttic Geggus,
Sallie Fry, Ella Beck, Grtle Bigley. Emma
Peters, Ella Peters, Alice HOnt2, Nora
Williams, Carrie Fenstermacher. Minnie
Walck. Ada Weiss, Carrie UlriCh, Media
Fitz, Wesley Bcnningcr, Geo. Meyer, Robert
Miller. Ray Bowman, Joseph Solt, Scott
Rhoads, Oliver Ruch. Geo. Snyder, Sadie
TIontz. Carrie Blank, Willie Gilbert, Thcs.
Newhart, Frank Trainer, Willie Krock Harry
Augc, Geo. Reed, Geo. Newhart, RobtM Miller,
Ella Wolf Ella Peters, Ida Ferrcr, Mabel
Hontz, Anna Houser, Matte Geggus and
Carrie Stout
The following pupils were present every
day during the term
Laura Weidaw, Oscar IIeilman, Emma
Merit, Eta DrSsell Ella Albright, Emma
Shoemaker, Lizzie Albright, Ella Walck,
David Mccormick, Willie Beltz, Harry Wolf,
Robbie HontZ. Lena LengkanIuerer, Emma
Ackcr, John Sanders, Eddie Smith, Allie
Albright, John Reichard, Alice Hontz, Carrie
Fenstermacher, Minnie Walck.
The progress made by all of the schools
during this month was very satisfactory,
though some of those examined were found
deficient in numbers, and one in Reading.
The highest total average made by any school
was 49, and the lowest 81. The basis of cal
cul4tion being 100.
The entertainment at the close was a
financial success. The net proceeds are
$3.50, which have deposited in bank, and
will purchase IN organ for the use OF the
schools, at the opening of the term. | desire
to express my thanks TO the teachers, Mrs
Durling, Mrs Whcatley, the Lchighton
Orchestra, 10 those who presided ut the
organ, and TO the public for their generous
and cordial support
j. MORRIS RoBERTs, Principal.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-06-12
or Interest to Ladies.

The new treatment 70: ladies' diseases
discovered by Or. Mary. a. Gregg, the
distinguished English Physician and
nurse, which has revolutionized the en-
tire mode of treating these complaints
In England is now being Introduced into
the L. s., under a fair and novel plan.
Sufficient of this remedy for one
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common to the sex who sends her
address and l3 oct. stamps for expense,
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1t is a pOSitire cure for any form of
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is many times sufficient to effect a per-
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the package (which is put up in a plain
wrapper) also price list for future refer
encc. No trial packdges riH be sent
Qfter' aug. LIST, 1896. Address, GREGG
REMEDY COMPANY, PALMYRA, n. Y.
May 10, SG-yl.
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Storage and Cabin

was in the steerage. She was in the
cabin. Not that was not as much as
tonished to see her, as, possibly, she was
to see me. l had no idea that she was
in the Persia, though knew it was set
tied some time before that the Dufours
were going to Europe.
1t was a glorious moonlight evening
the third night out. How well remem-
Der it! The first mate was good friend
of mine. He had known me in my cal
low days of spending and pleasure, for |
had gone as cabin passenger more than
once. | was indebted to him for the
neat armchair in which posed nightly,
to enjoy my cigar and make mental
apostrophes to the moon. Now and
then l could go on the passenger-deck
at night, through his courtesy; and as
| was not yet seedy, though my clothes
were far from new, fancy / did no
discredit TO the aristocratic loungers
who never noticed me, as, at his leisure,
| was always in company with Alyord,
the mate.
Musing, as usual, sat on the lower
deck, my hat thrown back, my gaze in
tent on her majesty the moon. when |
heard voice that sounded familiar. 1t
said:
"Oh. mercy"' and tn m a moment af-
ter: Don let's stay here, Lu."
Hooked up just as the beautiful, proud
face was turned, profile toward me.
Gracious heayensr | said under my
breath. Lilly Dufour! the banker
daughter"
did not see her companion, and be-
fore l could move or speak, if had been
so minded, both ladies had gone.
l smiled to myself, though my face
burned and my ears -tingled. Only few
months ago and had been her partner
in german given at one of the most
aristocratic homes in New York. Her
beauty impressed met the acquaintance
ripened into love She had accepted
me, and was the happIest man in the
universe. Then greatlnisfortune oc-
Cured, involving me in the disgrace of
the head of the firm. Innocent though
'f was, i had to undergo many searching
inquiries before the true verdict was
made public. Stripped Of p,oney. my
gool name undera cloud, for time, at
least, loolseafor syppalhy from my
lovely tauces, ana was astonished be-
yond measure a. the GOODNESS Of her re-
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A MODEL WIFE.

A bank clerk called at the residence
of Colonel Yerger to collect draft. He
was met at the door by Mrs. Yerger.
rs the Colonel IMP"
''IIe is in but"
"But what?"
''He is indisposed."
"Yes, that's what | expected. lie is
always indisposed, when come around
with draft"
II don't wonder at it. 1t was getting
in the way of draft that gave him
rheumatism. How is he to recover if
he exposes himself to drafts?"
Il don't see how we are to recover
either, if he keeps out of the way of the
draft. see he is in pain?'
"No, his payin' days are over for the
present." replied Mrs, Yerger, as she
quietly but firmly closed the door"
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II see that you are in mourning
again. Have you had another death in
the family?" said genIlenan to an
Austin widow
mot that / know Of. The last death
in my familYwas that of my husband
about q luoalh ago."
"But last week you we're dressed in
bright celoFs. -
''Yes, but that was a special oceas-
ion. Iiwas going on an excursion with
some gentlemen Now that that Is
over, have resumed my habiiiMents IL
woe, p an here the poo7 creatine br5le
down sad so6bed coa,uls.yely.