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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

8ojt": Seit bas Sberbuneeseeri6t ben
SAL abseuieien fat. ibenfen bic @efdn9.
niBmddter, bic befirdten, baB Marpell
has 8eiipiel bes Serrb 8asels, Der iid
in bemielben @efdnsniB bur9 Selbi=
morb benz @alsen entsos. na6atbmen
tuerbe, mebr Iufmerfiamfeit, als friiber.
giele Berionen, bic ben i'm Sdatten bes
@alsens itebenben Sdurfen ieben mol
len, fommen mad benz @efdnsniB. Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ftatten ielbiiuers
itanolt6 benz @aleenfanbibaten ebens
ialls 8eiude ab. gr ipri9t obne 80
germ iiber aQe Nnselesenbeiteu, Die uOn
ieinen Beiudern beriibrt iueroen, Siebt
ii6 aber ideu 5uriid. iobalb bic llnters
baltnns anf iein Gdidial selenft iuirb.
Dabei erlaubt iib Der frebe 8urlde Die
amerifaniide SuftiS Sn fritiiiren. gr
6emerft in iarfaltii6em Zone. bob Der
aneritaniide @eredtisfeitsiinm gang ON
bers ansiebe, als Der mirflt1e Die ameriz
faniI6en &idter leaten bic @eiebe aug,
Wie es ibnen paiie unb fiimmerten iid
iebr penig I'M, bas &e6t, erffdrte er in
srimmisem Zone unb fiiate oann nod
binSu, baB Die 8unbesoberridter inn
feine @erebtisfeit bitten luieoerfabren
loiien. WartpeQ's Mniualte wollen cine
8stitun I'm lebensldnsli6e Suhtbaus.
itrafe in llmlauf leben, unb na6bem 9ez
niisenbe unteridriften erlanst iinb, pirb
iie Dem @ouoerneaer unterbreit me, ben.
Il Seftise S9neefiieme in ben Ieu.
england taaten, lantet ole lebte Na6s
rl1t aus Bottom. Sn Waine, Stem
Sampibire unS 8ermont tobte bleier
Gage Der fiirhterli6ite Sturm, tpet6eu
man bort felt pielen Sa9ren erlebte. Nuf
uielen Ba6nen 1T Der 8erfebr einselteat +;
Die 2anbipese iinb uolltdnbis ~unpaiiirz
Bar. Ser ubere 9beil bes Safens ooi
Bolton ift nit Yadeis anseiiat nno Die
S1iffabrt beoeutenb eridiuert. Su
WaIabnietts liest an einselneu 5teQen
Der Sdnee Sehn SUB bod, 70 oaB bon
8abnuerfebr feline &ebe iein fanu. Nud
i'm Often uno NOrben bes Stantes 0elu
Yorf tobte Der Sturm in sleider @eiie;
ale albany beriibrenoen Streden befin:
ben iid lit i6lebtem 3uitarbe. uno Die
3ise trefen nit beoeutenoer 8eripd=
tuns bort eiu. Der ct. 2ouiss grtra:
5us Der erie, Babn itedt nabe Wioble.
iOtpn inn S6nee feit. Die i'm Safen bon
SEEM Yort einlaufenben S6iffe beri6ten
Don i6limmen u etter sur See; Der Don
2eitb, Sdottlane. bort einsetroffene
9ampier mar rs Gage unteruess; feline
Bride iuurbe bon ben 8oaen luesse;
ipiilt uno mebrere Watroien perleBt.
SIM SaIen BON Baltimore iplro Der Ser,
fe5r bnrd Die @isbilbung hebeuteno &C.
bemmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Jir ben Sarmer wsrtbpoae 3ab.

Gdr ben farmer ,uertbpoue 3ab.
len.-gine &uthe bat 163 SUB ODER 81
garb. Cine Weile bat 800 &uiGen
ober 1850 garo, Ober $3.50 SUB. Gin
NnabratfuB bai IA Nuaorat5oa. Sine
AuabratDarb fat 9 AudbratfuB. Cine
lnabratrutbe Fat 2723 AuaoratfuB.
Gin Gcre fat 43, 1850 AuaoratTuB, ober
1850 AuaoratDaro, oSer 160 Quaorat.
ratben. Cine Section ODER Auaorate
meile bat GAO Gder; cine Gierteliection
160 Gder. Gin older 1T 8 &utben brett
ano 20 &utben lang; Oocr 10 8at9en
brett uuo 16 &utben lang, ODER unee.
fdbr 208a SuB i'm @eoierte. Gin Gu:
biffuB eutbdlt 1,72S @ubifsoG. GIN
9int @aiier iuiest l 8funb. Gin Gus
biffuB 8afer tulest 623 Bfuno. Cine
@aaone Mil1 wiest 8 Bfunb 10 rlnsen.
Gin seitridener 8ulbel entbalt II 8az
ibel seftridenes MaB. Gin sefri6ener
Bui. entbdlt unsefdbr II gubiffuB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
6fmtfittttuki9es.
Cuff uno Warme i'm WferbeHaue

Cine refine quite 2uft 1T sur grbal.
tnn9 oes 2ebens unnmsdnsll9 notbtuens
big. Sn seiunbbeitli9er BeSiebung 1T
cine refine, tldBis parm,e uuo trodene
2uft am seoeiblidten. ,uosesen falte
unb %ueroorbene 2uft bic Musbiinftungen
oes &brprrs beeintrd6tist, bic grndbs
runs it5rt unb piele &ranfbeiten perur.
ia9t. gbenio nadtbeilis 1T es, ,ueun
Bferoe ldn9ere 8eit in iebr perborbener
Suit, alio in iiberfiqten, bunftigen fle;e
nen unb unreinen ooer aud nit franfen
Bferoen beiesten StaQen auibalten mill
fen.
Die entipredenbe Stalmdrme ludt
man i'm @inter gu erreiden, inbem man
ben leeren StalIraum m69li1f mt
Strob ansfiat uni ben Stall ielbit m6s.:
lldt gut beiest; auBerbem iorst man
fir gut idlieBenoe gbiren unb Senfter.
Sic iberfliiise @drme fann man febr
leidt burd Dunitr6bren. iopie ourd
Oefnen Der 2biren un6 Seniter ableis
ten. @s muB aber INNER barauf Be-
badt senommen merben, bob feline 3usz
fluff I'M Stalle entitebt, Ober baB oieiel.
be peni9itens uidt bic Bferbe unmittel.
bar trift.
Gin seoeibliditen erideiut cine 8ar.
ME BON GO Grab S., ie fann aber aud
StuiIden GO unb 65 Grab idwanfen.
Cine b6bere @drme errest 81 iebr Die
Sauttbdtiste,t; bei elmer serlnsereu
8drme frefen bic 8ferbe bebeutenb
mebr, obne entipredeno better babel 81
8eoeibeu. 8ei ridtiser Staliudrmt
seben ale 2ebensoerridtunseu III sleid:
mdBiser 8elie Dor ii9; iie werbsn mi
elmer seWifen 2eidtisteit uno Nusoaue,
ausseflbrt, oas Tbier fiblt iid bebas
lid, Wobl unb munter unb 9lbt es it
ieinem sanSenBe elem unb8 enebmen funo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

Wi6tausfa1uns bes Carbohydrates,
es lei benn bur9 SeritsIuno zines Dam.
mes bonn Gtbe Der abbrn6sneae aus,
Der etiua 100000 Gr. foiten phrbe
feline 8fdblnns mebr im gorftabtsebiete,
ionbern itatt ibrer Wston.llnterlaaen fir
aafdGise Bauten; SGieifune Der intern
Sduierreibe IN Der gorfabt unb Der
8ei~ianration Spilmann. ole Su i9feis
fenben Sduier finb auf $4,000 ST. ae.
iddbt. Die 100000 ST.. 2~iebessaben
limb sur Deduns bes brett erlittenen
G1abens beitimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Toroernm

Gne. Welde mir sesen Npteu pber 8udjs
rednnn9 ibuioen. iino biermlt eriubt, ibre
Giiditdnoe Liz gum 10. Sebruar mir All ent,
ribten, oa mad jenem Datum Die Gedbnun'
gen in bic Sanoe eines Noppfateu gum Sol
leftiren seseben uerren.
62 Geo. &ulSe r.
MlbanD, Minn., ben 20. Sannar 1888.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
gu Oerfauicu.

@ine Der i66niten carmen in Stearns
eountp, I'M Sopn @aine Yrairie aelesen,
n,tt elmer gut befieoelten unb auornebm'n
Nadbaridait; 240 alder inter 4ilua; l4O
SImSeiden fertig; gro6eSgS Obnbaus, Sheu'
men llno aroere DISQUALIFICATION. Nferbar,
9eretbibaften, 80 Stod Notwithstanding,
12 Stilf Yferoe, nnb SauS9erGtbi6alten
eingeldlofen, Ucun Dies eripiini6t. 60
fortise llebertra9un9. Cute &aufSbeoin~
gunaen. Wegen Hdberem iuenbe man iib an
ben Gi9ent6iimer Sbom. Steen,
3-3mt Maine Grairic, Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Sartn ST u]erfaufem.

Sci oem linterSeibneien lit cine imScipn
2urembur9 geleaene Sarm inter 9iinitiaen
Beoinsun9en 81 ~faufen. 9ieieibe. 100 ader
9rpB, bon oenen 10 Nder inter Yilua, licat
an BEN Sabrtue9e BON Cob SpriIa nah
Soreit GitD, "a Wellen bon Der @ijsnbabu
nno oret Weilen bonn Sabnboie. Sfuei Mei
len bic III Stride unb gans uabe bel Der
Sdule. 0tit Dem 2anOe, nas erit 6 Sabre
cultipirt lit, unf aIf Dem man 2S bic 80
8uibel per Nder ernten fam. fam ald Der
Slebitsnb, Elm @eipanm Giel, G6peine,
Subner etc. gefauft iperbeu. &auilutioe
mb9en poripredcu beim G~isentbimer
5-2mt Noam &ramer,
Sirembnr9 y. s., StearnS County, SKIM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
OF MINNESOTA. J
County of Stearns

SsS.
County of Stearns In Probate Court,
Special Term, January 18th 1888.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Osicr, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Anna Oster
Administrative, OF the estate of Henry Oster de
CEASED, representing among other things, that she
has fully administered said estate, and PRAYING
that a time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing her account of her administration and
for the assignment of the residue of said estate to
heirs:
1t is Ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard, by the Judge of this Court, on
Monday the l3th day Of February A, d. 1898. at 9
i'm said County,
And ii is Further Ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested, by publishing
a copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the der
N~ORDsTERN", a weekly newspaper, printed and
county.
Dated at st. Cloud, Mimi, the 18th day of jan
nary A. ID. 1888.
BY The Court.
isl THEO. BRUENER,
o-J Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Sdweinefutter nno S6weinefeiid

SWWelWeIuIIeT uUO experimenting.
IL bas bette Sleii9 on @eidmad, 6as
id,periie @emiht besielben erseben nit
Mil6 seudbrte Sdueine; oieier Suite.
RUG ftebt bic nit a6rnern, Wais, Ger
ite uno grbien am nddften. = p Rare
toffeln seben elm loderes. leidtes. ses
idmadloieS, bel beu &o9en oiel uerlies
rentes 5leii9.--3) 9as Sfeiid BON nit
&tee sefitterten Sdweinen 1T selb,
obne Srbitan5, idledt; i'm Seidmad.-
~ Deftuden unb Deliaaten erSeusen cit,
foderes, fettises Jleiid bon einem urtar,
senebmen @eidmad. = 81 4obnen Elm
bartes, fdtuer peroaulihes. unf9mad.
buftes. unb g. Gideln eth leidt luieseus
bes unb bartes Glelid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

DdH Iae uniere turSe nno Blii6:
Mantel tueroen 81 balbem 8reiIe aug
perfauft. Janoel & 9uaent.
s6S' NbOnnenien, bic uns perlpras
den, i6re Subicriptipn in SolS 81
entlidten, ipiiroen uns einen @~elolen
erueiien, piirben iie fid geraoc jest
,bres 8eripredens erinneru uab oem=
Sel6en nadfommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Sefauntttta6una.

Nue Yerioneu, ,pelbe Dem lluterscidne,
ten idnlnen, fino biermit freunbli6it uno
ortn9eno eriu6t, iofort bel i3m porSnlpre.
6en nuo Tednung nit linn III idlieBcn.
2e0n. SBieImarn
5-3t ct. EIpu0. Miuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
SeuerOerT0eruu0

Ser Undergraduate brln9tbIermit CUR 9e-
tdlli9en SenutulBnabme, OaB er Die &9entu.
Der st. Saul & Warine" 5euerperiifer
run9s9eIeaidaft ibernummem bat unb enl.
pfte6lt lid als a9ent einem aeebrten Yubli.
fun in Stearns 9puntD.
@br.G. Hble5 Iqent,
% 9todpille, &inu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Srbt Gmd) 00d) aefdaiQa

nit len untsr;CituctCn Iaenicn ter bepdtrten Salti.
mere ginie tCs NprttCutfheu ElCSb In &erbirfnng,
reun SIR teauem une bldg mad triibsn rsifsn, petr
&errante aus tcr aItsr Seimdth tcmmen lahen une
t~enfClten cine quite unt i6cre l~ebsrfatft rCrfdatTsn
vrDt sic kFflnutfn Nrts SlmpfCr ffs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
st. WusuftaWa

ssIieit 1utlcif urusrtirss mt Der nsutfsn 9inri&-
turs p~trIstsu prresn uut elm Sa6mann pirb tie &rs
belt in Ter Wutlc Ititcn. 8ttreiee unt Sutter aut Be
fsluns 8smatlen unt tie IrtSitprCmpt ~bsiSrst. I'm
s~snsiatGr 3uiprut bitten:
Scdmer Il SeiS,
29-tj Ct. Ausufd. Gtsdrns County. &ina
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
zt~oronemtTdDem tlnpS
faDren re9elmdbi9 tpDGentlih Sipiiben
Bremen u. Baltimore

gue nstmsn Ha6aaisre ~ ietr biaissn Frsiisn. l9nte
GersHCaura' @%rpfmFeli6s Si6erteit! Bis Gnte
l Sc purtcn nit gipst~ Sampfern GLOBES padasiere
A idlih uttr rem Sesau %teisrssrt, sswif Elm gutes
.tCu8uiP fur tie Seliebtffit eieier Sinie-
q. SGubuta61cr & Co., General assntsn.
ne. ; Sae Sap Ctr, Baltimore, SRI.
I. ~. Gidlenburs, General Asent.
No 1Ol 8unfte ARE, ettGd8r, Su.
Sobn Sapp, Ct. Club, WiRn 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
st. Beashirt'a
0(foDe1ttie.

ct. Soiepb, Steorn$ So, Ninn.
9ieie NluItalt miro am 6ten September
wleocr c%r6ifnet. Ser llnterribt in oeriels
ben umIa6t Die en9lii6e uno oeutide Spras
DE uebit alien meibliten Nanharbeiten 10
ipie 3eibueu unb Wtelen. 8sinnhere Nnfz
m~ertiawfeit miro 0em
umterrtdtin Der WnEfseiGenft.
Glub miro bier SDdteru 8elesenbeit 9es
boten, Ii6 iir bas 9ebrfad 9riinnli6 aus
SubllOen. lin ndbere Nu5funIt tpenbe man
lid 9eiGlliQit an
ST.. Directress, .. 5. j..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

Pio2ttS9 uuS OtuSt uuSs 'pup W. oGt
berrIdenben empfinblifen &dlte seraoe
feline Innebmli6feit ,uar. Das sroBe
Speilerobr mar mebrere Weilen auz
Berbalb Der Gtabt sebo, item, unb
es piro tuabriheinli6 ldnsere Belt nebs
men, ebe es reparirt Werben fam.
Der 9erfnlt, ben bic itrense &dlte
ben Sdafaidtern in Seras uerurla9t
fat, 1T iebr sroB. Sn ben Counties
2ampaias, 8rown, Sam,ltOn, gurpell
uno San Seba, ipo oielc Sbafe sebals
ten iperben. iollen 10000 Stid nmse.
fommen fem. Charles gooinston in
gorpel County bat cine gauge Seeroe
BON 800 Stiid ~uerloren. Sc miro BIZ
ridtet, baB Die anoeren Seerben, bic i'm,
seb6ren, S6ub in 8dloern fanoen; bic
cine Seerbe aber fam Dor bas Saas un5
bic 5biere lesten ii6 in ben falten &es
gen nie6er; als gouinston ibnen ant ans
beren Morsen Sals ftreuen tuOlte, rii6rz
ten fie fi6 nidt; fe maren ale erfroren;
oas iid am 8oben biloenoe gis bate
tire 8ole erfast unb ie perbinbert iid
81 erbeben, iObaB iie BEL Der pl5Bltd elm.
tretenoen itrensen &dlte umfamen.
8on benz pielsenannten emsliIden
@iftmilder 8roofs ober MsaripeI in ct.
2ouis, Der in einem oortisen Sotel 5e,>
men Gan6smann unb Decentralization
preller ermoroet uno na6e Gusli6t aui
ben @alsen hat, idreibt Die rBef(i6e
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24
THE GOLDEN PAGODA.
Graphic Description of One of Burmah'
Famous Structures.


The Golden Pagoda of Rangoon
stands upon hill in the edge of the
town. About 10 feet up the hill has
been leveled off into platform about
800 feet square. In the center of this
stands the main structure. 1t is octag-
onal at its base, with diameter of over
$50 feet. This runs in, by a succession
of terraces or high steps, hundred or
more feet, giving it a bell-shape. From
the shoulder of this bell springs another
member, circular, also in the bell form,
but more steep; then another On this
lifts a tall, thin, four-sided lantern on
which rests the 'htee," or open work
metallic receptacle for sacred memen-
tos. This is then surrounded by half
open metallic umbrella. The whole
height from the platform is $40 feet.
Around the base are fifty-siX small pa
gOdas about 30 feet high. The whole
of this vast structure is solid. of we'll
burned brick, covered over with cement,
plaster, and 2ilded from foundation to
pinnacle.
The upper half is freshly gilt, the
scatfolding being removed while we
were there. At distance the whole,
when the sun is sinking looks like a
mountain of gold. The "htee" is said
to be of solid gold and studded with
real gems. 1t vas erected by late
king at cost OF $3.50, 900. To repair
an ordinary pagoda does not work
merit for the one making the repair,
but the merit is relegated to the
original founder. But any repairs to
this pagoda and to three others in the
kingdom avails for merit to the re-
pairer. Around the platform are n
number of smaller pagodas, and many
chapels and "kyoungs," or temples for
worship. These are filed with statues
of Buddha in gilded plaster or white al
abaster. Many of them are much
larger than life.-Carter Il. Harrison,
in Chicago Mail.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24
THE FACE AT THE WINDOW.

WlRes, the Aorrid darkness gathers over all the
deearv ekies,
Al1A Bs1e snow fakes flutter round US like the
ghosts of butterflies,
what sweet fancies ana fond wishes around the
weary heart and brain,
When the face that waits our coming throbs
against the window pane.
There's the baby's, soft and rosy as the blush
upon the peach,
Wtah her dimpled fingers clutohing at the flakes
just out of reach,
Till her curly head aweary mammals loving
bosom bears,
And she dreams the dancing snow flakes in her
fingers turn to tears
Theee's the prince of mothers kingdom in top
boots and roundabout,
With the melody of childhood ringing in his
happy shout;
How the JOYS that wait tomorrow dance before
his sparkling eyes
In the snowy treasures dropping from the mel
ancholy skie5,
There's the darling blue-eyed sister, with her
curls of shining gold,
Pure as when the angels kissed her farewell
from the upper fold
With that look of wistful longing in her pure
angelic face,
For a message in the snow flakes whirling hither
out of space.
I'here's another waits his coming at whose step
the bushes start
Whose faint football in the cleaning finds an
echo IN her heart
Goddess Of the wheel and distaf, weaver at
iife's mystic loom,
In shat hottest of holios in the paradise of
home.
Dream ye rot in arts atelier of a vision to be
caught
With such holy passions haunted and such soul
of love inwrought,
AS that glowing picture painted on the throb-
hing heart and brain,
When the forms we love and cherish crowd the
wintry window pane.
--Ed,Cin s. Hopkins, in PeterSOaS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24
AN EXCELLENT MODEL,
How Sentimental Young Women Car
Answer Their Own Questions.

How Sentimental Young Women Can
Answer Their Own Questions.
1.-The Art of Conducting Answers to
Correspondents" is the title of a little
mole-colored volume just issued from
the press of Cackleton & Co., Philadel-
phia. In two hundred and twenty-six
pages the author, Mr.. p. H. Delmore,
tells how the r-to-correspondents
department of story paper should be
conducted. Although his work is
praiseworthy, yet we think that he
could have disposed of the subject in
few carefully chosen words, and then
devoted his energies to some other I'M
dertaking. We have given some little
thought TO this subject, and. as labor
saving measure, we submit tho follow
ing model
"O You should consult your mother.
(2) Dark brown hair. Your writing
could be improved by practice. (3) 1t
is hardly proper, when calling. to ask
for a biscuit, even if you are hungry,
and we do not think that it is altogether
proper for a young lady of good COM
pleXion and moderate means to receive
callers who have thumped her father.
1t is not mark of good breeding for a
gentleman to take off his muddy over
shoes in the parlor and place them in
plush roclling-chair. (D Drink sas-
safras tea for grubs and black-heads.
(5) America was discovered on a Fris
day. CO.. Ask your father. CO The
following lines are suitable for the al
bum of a friend:
1.-THE bee may forget to gather the honey,
The miser may forget to count his money;
The birds may forget to sing In the trees
The dog may forget to scratch at the fleas,
The rose may forget to swallow the dew
But you may bet your old clothes that III not
forget you"
go 'Red-Headed George or the
Cross-Eyod Girl Who Snapped at
Fly, was begun in October. (S) You
are not too young to get married. In
the summer small family can live on
ten dollars per week, if the neghbors
are liberal. o. We do not know the
name of the author who wrote the gem
The world is round, the sky is blue,
sugars sweet and so are YOU
1t will be seen that by giving this
model little study, almost any young
lady may answer her own questions.
ArkanSdw Irareler.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

FNFNSNNihTNE 100
Funny enough the late apple is
often a gnearly one.-Dmt~M Para
gr0pher.
1t is said that plot against the life
of the Gar of Russia has been discov.
cred. A scheme was on foot to induce
him to act as Judge at baby show
Lincoln Journal.
-"Then you do love me, Eyalinep'
he said Il do" she murmured "And
shall speak to your pap he asked.
no" she replied, speak to ma pa
isn't of any account in this family"
The girl who has fine teeth may
not have a keener sense of humor than
other women, but you can depend on
her to show all the appreciation she
has of joke or funny story. -JOu1nai
Of Education.
"A young man has sued a postmis-
tress for breach of promise. This is
the first case we have yet seen men,
toned wherein woman is alleged to
be that reprehensible being known as
mail flirt.-BoSton ,BUdqet
A correspondent OF the st. Paul
Pioneer Press wrote, asking if there is
any preparation known that will turn
hair gray, and the editor answered
mo" without trying the effect of print
ing a portrait of its subscriber.
The women of Russia do all the
harvesting. The grain is cut with
sickles, as it was three thousand years
ago. The men who let them do it are
the ones who come to this country to
reform it.-OnldbG World.
1t is singular phase Of human ma
ture that when man gives his wife q
dime to buy box Of hair pins or a
gum ring for the baby it looks about
seven times as big as when he planks
it down for bitters.
The fact that now and then bald
headed Indian is to be seen on the Gov
eminent reservations indicates that the
down-trodden squaw is slowly but
surely climbing into the same rights
enjoyed by her pale-faced sisters.
London has now several women
carpenters, and n commentor remarks
that thus women are entering another
new field. Well, it's hardly proper to
call it q new field, inasmuch as women
have always been "bent" on match
ing" and Joining"
-''What is there 80 very bad ia
cigarette smoking?" My boy, there
are two wretchedly bad things about it;
first and worst, the Cigarette; and sec
ond, the fellow who smokes it. Elm
mate these two evils and no one will
find any fault with cigarette smokers
and smoking. -Burdette.
Mr.. O'Flaherty Crushing into
depot just as train is leaving)-"Gim
me a ticket-gimme ticket-quick! -
Ticket Agent-"Where are you 60
ing?" Mr.. O'Flaherty (enraged)-
"None o yer business phwere Oi'm
goin'. Well, loike your impudence.
Gimme ticket, quick, or Oi'll lose me
train. "-Bost0m Beacon.
Young mani can not UNDER
stand, sir, why you permit your
daughter to sue me for breach of prom
Use. You remember that you were Bit
terly opposed to our engagement be-
cause wasn't good enough for her and
would disgrace the family" Old man
-"Young man, that was sentiment;
this is business IN. Y. Sun.
vivalist-''You man, what can
I say to induce you to experience a
change of heart, and enter upon a new
and blessed lfe?" Young man
Nothing sir, am afraid. Such de-
parture would break me up in my bust
ness, and have a family to support "
Revivalist-''What is your business?"
Young man-'Tm a book agent for
works of a religious nature. "-Epoc..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24

Five years ago the increase of
wolves in France had become so serious
that the Government found it necessary
to raise the awards for killing them.
In 1882 423 wolves were killed. in 1888
1876, in 1884 1,035, in 1885 900, and in
1886 760. The awards are now POO
francs for the killing of a wolf which
has attacked human beings, $50 francs
for one in young, 100 francs for male
wolf, and 40 francs for a cub.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24

"A generous concession: Lynching
party (apologetically)-"We've come
to tell yer, ma am, that we lynchcd
yer husband. We admit we got the
wrong man, but yer got the laugh on
lis this time. n-JUdge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24

"A young lady and gentleman were
married on the top of the Blue Noun
tains in Pennsylvania the other day.
They had marriage license from the
court of Schuylkill County and were in
Berks County. The nearest point
where the license was valid was the top
of the mountains, between the two coun-
tics.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-24

According to u recent compilation,
Dakota has 1852 newspapcrs-25 dailies,
314 weekles, ID quarterlies, monthlies
and semi-monthlies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-27

So little Of the life of the present Congress
remains, that 1t 10 possible the governor Of
Pennsylvania would not consider it worth while
70 Issue writ Of election for Representative
70 an ont Mr.. Mafetts unexpired term. We
may thus lose again an opportunity Of witness
ing the operstion Of our representative system
tn the case Of . Congressman Who does not die,
has committed no ofense to warrant his re-
noval, and b not in at mental condition 10
resign. The federal constitution makes no
special provision for such an exigency. II
rays, In general terms, what shall be done
'when vacancies happens" but, in such case
- Mr.. MAnett's, who il 10 determine, officially,
whether q vacancy has happened or not?