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DENMARK'S KING AND QUEEN AT HOME.
burg Glucksburg, rs heir tn the crown, and
after much opposition the Danish legislature
confirmed it, July 81, 1855. So when Freder-
lex VII died, Nov L. 1863. the duke sue
ceeded us Christian | Y. He had married in
1872, and his daughter, Maria Dagmar, born
Nov 70, lS+1, was married to the Russian
prince, now ear, Nov o. 1866, So she is now
the Czarna Maria Feodorowna. Her brother,
Prince Wilhelm, married the cars sister,
Olga ConStantinowna, So their children are
double cousins. and, of course, very dear To
King Christian and Queen Louise
Although King Christian is now nearly %
wear, old aud Qpcrl Louise Il wear Older,
they ara we'll preserved par and maintain
n lively interest IN pablo affairs Tine in
come, or salary, Of III" royal family is only
Irtlc over s:OJ,uODa wear, ~ TIE little king
dom and all It's dependencies contain bat
., 200 900 people; aud the only obligations laid
upon the king are that lac shall observe the
constitution and bc Lutheran. The govern
ment - quite democratic, for a monarchy,
The two houses Of the legislature Nayiu. the
chief power, and under the liberal aImmis-
tration of King Christian Denmark, Is gain
lug in wealth aud population.
The cut accompanying this Is from an
English publication and is said to be from
photographs 1t repre-. cHts thcagol monarch
and his wife seated ia one ot their flyoritc
rooms ia the royal palace at Copenhagen 1t
must be confessed thnt according to THIS
picture the weight of years rest, very lightly
on the shoulders OF their ma io>tic,. but artists
are always prone To hattcr royalty. Il.
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BALTIMORE CATHEDRAL BISHOP CARROLL.
fast friend Of American Independence and
congress sent him, in company with Chase
aud Franklin, Ia Canada to solicit The 60
operation nf that province, Franklin fell
sick on the way ard Carroll nur>cd him; so
the priest and the philosopher became very
warm friends. and as soon as Franklin
learned that the new republic was 10 be sep
arated by tic Catholic authorities from un-
der the jurisdiction of the vicar apostolic Of
London, he urged the claims Of hi, friend to
the first mltre scat to the United States. On
the LIST "t July, 1854, Franklin. IN London,
wrote: The pope, nunclO called and ac-
quainted me- that the pope had. Oh my recon-
mcndatinn, appointed Mr.. John Carroll
superior of the Catholic clergy IN America"
This event VIII he celebrated next year
with imposing ceremonies Eight million
American Catholics will be represented, and
every diocr>c VIII have present many priests
and laymcu. Every feature of the celebra-
ton will I've thoroughly American and typi-
cal of the progress Of the country
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Ladies L.ayatorirS. %


Doubt flies before such Il list ard the scuffrr
remains to eat and enjoy the ssvory SOUPS
and entrees. Onions and various sweet herbs
are the underlying clements OF these dishes
the secret of whose preparation might welt
hc learned by our American cooks The
green pea pie has a tender. delicate crust,
and the "savOI'y harlrotsN do not belle their
name Madras sie.v' owns To potatoes and
slips Of onion with some sort of brown sauce,
and the force meat frittprs' have lintels ms a
fruudation. The porridgeS are prime favor
ties. The restaurant is near WHITEHALL and
he chief government Offices aud many a
lsrl who PUSHES il for u meal makes it OF
pulrilgc and milk. with vegetable and
sweet, and goes back clear headed and with
no fumes Of Indigestion to cloud his brain.
He finds the thing begun as experiment, solely
bccauSe of it, chcaunrSs brings with il not
only saving of money, but something more and
unexpected, aud that improved health and in
creased power of work are added gifts of the
new dispemsatlOn, and thus vegetarianisn
has made lis way into popular favor, on
which il has larger and larger hold Ply
sicians find in it the cure Cor some
diseases that have long baiiled them Sir
Henry Thompson. one of the best known
and eminent among them, has written learn
eddy in its favor, showing that meat three
times a day is actual poison to the system,
md iueaEs rheumatism. goli and the worst
affections Of the kidneys l,eformers in
Temperance line, find that 10y the adoption
of vegetarian Diet the appetite for liquors
Disappear, entirely. only returning with re-
turn to meat, and brain workers discover
that work is done with greater ease and with
possibility of longer hours than under the
old system IN short it has 600 recomlnen-
,iations and no pcrrcptihlc draw backs. and,
while it is by no means likely to find univer-
sal adoption, and thus the stock question as
to what will be done with surplus animals
need not for long to come trouble the mind
of any inquirer, 1t * certain that larger and
larger numbers every year Will Join the
army that from noon till = or 3 D. IN. throng>
the approaches of the twentyiour restau-
rants, and leaves barely room al the tables for
the experimental visitors.
HELEN CAMPBELL
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well, Jimmie said the pastor. who was
taking dinner with the family, don't you
sometime feed as if yUu would like 10 lie q
minister when Nuu grow upf
eyes. sir. sometimes replied the little
boy, as shade Of serious reflection passed
over his bright young face. "Im going to
be either minister OF horse DOCTOR.
Chicago Tribune.
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A CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL.
Preparing I" celebrate the 1OO!h Year
OF the Baltimore Dioccsr.
ISpccinl Correspondence

BALTIMORE, March . Ccntcunalty is all
the go in North America. Many old towns
are about 10 celebrate, or have celebrated.
their lOOth year, and the United States. which
began IN 1916, expects 60 eclipse them in
April, 1859, with he centennial of Washing
tons Inauguration So, too. the Catholics of
the United States will next year commcmo-
rate the l'nth anniversary of the establish
nent OF IT,, first episcopal see, which was on
the 9th das uf November, 1853
It is n very curious fact that the first
Catholic b'sho,, tor the United States was
selected by Ben lamn Franklin,
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MENU.

MENU.
PoRRIDGEs. HOT SWEETS.
Oatmeal, 3D.. Damson tart and Gus
Wheatmeal, 81, tard sauce ID
Hominy, with milk or Wholemeal jam roll, I'd
golden syrup, 3D. Cottage pudding, 81.
Maize pudding, Sd.
Do, with fruit, Cd.
SorPS.
Rice and tomato. ID. COLD SWEETS.
Carrot, Sd Blancmange, I'd
Do. and jam, Id.
Stewed peaches, 3D..
ENTREES. Do apricots, 3D..
Green pea pie ID, Do pears 3D..
Egg and French beans,
q la Franchise, Cd. DESSERT
Baked savory haricots, Grapes, I'd.
Id Pears, I'd.
Madras stew. 3D..
Fcrvemeat fritters, Sd, BEVERAGES
Lemon squash. ID.
VEGETABLES. Soda and lime juice, ID.
Potatoes, I'd. Settler and do, Id
Mashed do. I'd, Orange champagne, I'D.
Home Rule do, I'd. Soda and milk I'd.
Grilled tomatoes ID. Ginger ale, ID.
Stewed do, I'd. Lemonade, Sd.
Vegetable marrow, 2d. Do, split, I'd.
Beetroot, ID. Soda, split, I'd.
Scarlet runners, 81 Seltzer, do, I'd
Carrots, I'd PotaSs, do, I'd.
liarcots. I'd. Zoedone, I'd. and Sd.
Rice, I'd. Lime juice per glass, I'd.
Tomato salad, ID. Glass of milk Id,
BREAD, IN.
NO GRATUITIES
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BREAD, ID.
NO GRATCITIES,
BREAKFAST AND TEA LIST.

BREAKFAST AND TEA LIST
Oatmeal porrIdge, with milk. Observation-Disclosures. Sd
Wheatmeal with milk. Observation-Disclosures. 3D.
Maize, hOminy and cerealine with milk ....... 3d
Tea, per pot, 3D., per cup. ......,............ 2d
Co"ee, per cup ''.'''''.'' '.'..''.''''''''''' ~u
Cocoa, per cup. .......... ........,......... I'll
Milk, per jug, ID per glass. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Id
Omeettes, savory, sweet or plain. ............ Cd
Eggs, boiled or poached.. Observation-Disclosures. 2d
Poached eggs on toast. ,.................. Cd
Scrambled eggs ON toast, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cd
Bread buttered per slice ,........... Id
Round of buttered toast. .......,, ........., I'd
Roll white or whoemeaD. ........ ,....., Id
ScOne white or whOlemeaD.. ................. Id
American gem bread Observation-Disclosures. Id
Hot scone, buttered. I'd
Butter pat. ..,.............. IL
Genoa cake, per piece. ......... ....... Id
Wholemeul cake, per piece. ........... id
Whormeal bun or biscuit. ............-. .... Id
Che,,s. cake . .......... ................. III
Rice cake. Id
BISCUITS ld
Cheese ....... ................. ...... 600. -. Id
lent roll .......... ......... Id
tiaTicot Ifit"' III
welsh '"reoi1 '..''''-''' .''.''.'.' Al
Ma'inalade and janus. ....... I'd
Honey ..........,. ...-......... III
Celery and cheese ............ ..... ..... I'd
WatercreSS. BE-. ........... ................... Id
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nR. ~. w WEBS, tDentcher l'octor.) late
~ Physician and Surgeon "a the st, Louis Female
Hospital Dfice Sticfes Clothing Store, o,
Msiu and In sale streets Residence on sosth bluf
NJ Mrs nen=s. ar9
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| Il ". LINCOLN, Attorney AT Law. ONO
II. over No 10 La Sale street west side II tn.
| 20 irt House. Ottawa Ill julyy7s
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mr.. q. MILLER. the well known ocus
- and Aurlst. OTTAWA, Ill. p'fce. over Lynch's dry
goods store, Main street.
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W ho " s. we'll, Ger
tainly npi iu Orih,rlnN
belicv"I Father John
Carroll, - baltimore,
WI, a. eatiy ard stead
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W. BREW ER, Attorney and CounseiorH
~. Law. ana Notary Public. Rooms 3, & 10, Opsr,
House Block. Ottawa. III
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II Mol)OUGA ALL, Attorney ~ Law, Ottaws
~. III. ONCE In 0edney's Block dec21e
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~ 6RI6GS. Attorney ana Counselor at Law
". Once over First National Bank. ottawa. III.
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nR. Oh RIrT SA NDF;RSs. succ.sso,
- To DR.. Alcnda Autcu ONCE Opera Huus Blrck
Ottawa, III. Telephone No W. z.pi2
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NJ EUsSSI., German druggist ana Apothe
wi. cary. Wholesale and retail. Main street, Jtts
wa, Ill. Importer Of Drugs Chemicals French Cognt
&C Brandier. ines &c
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thing Into disrepute. and makes the word an
ofYense to moderate minded men and women.
who have learned to recognize that too much
meat means nervous irritation and disease,
yet hesitate as to what course may be best.
To them commend the following illustrative
menu:
THE "ORANGE GROVE" VEGETARIAN
RESTAURANT,
81, ST. MARTINS LANE, cHARISG CROSS
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~ &. rREN ARE, Attorney Law Once
Z. with L. w Brewer Rooms H. "a II, Opera lious.
Block. Ottawa. III. iun9
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p ~ SIC IAN

nR. w NJ Nj. II \ ~ ~ A. office III Main
~ street. over Lynch's store. tDr Hard, office }
Residence 9l6 Paul street. the residence ~ Harry L.
IIussick, OTTAWA, III. nuyiI-Guu-'
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nR. w. r. wE;f:SL r.. snccrsspr 10 Or. WIN.
- sheppard. Veterinary surgeon aud Dentist, As
sstant State Veterinarian graduate Ontario Veterinary
College Canada Dental course under SHyrcand Drake,
Chicago Office and lhhrnary lafayette st. OTTAWA
H. ich,s Tyr.
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nR. j. -. RYBURN. ottawa. III. once Il
~ Opera House Block, In office day and night.
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L. Y. 6RIGGr, Druggist, Bookseller and sta
II. ton er, Ottawa, III. second store In NsuRRrrp
Block south side Of Court House Square.
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NJ n. A Il MSrRONCf,A ttOrn, y AMI Com
AVA selor ~ Law, Ottawa Ill. Notary ubilc. Otnc'
In GedneYs Block. ottawa iun5 80
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III Nj. BA SEQ VI. NJ. H..
Once Hours, 2t0 I. office and Residence
Alwaysin office during office hours 7. BLOCK
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4 NEOS(4E =. EI.DREDCtt;, Attorney
" Law OfRce In Postotfce Block Otawa III apr,
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j. W. DUNCAN, AJ,U CoEOR, ~. T. GiLBkRr
hJNGA ~. o',,oNioN ~ t'ILIJFISr,
~ Attorneys Law. ONCE In tutcrcr ~ Ncflg ~
hlock, east Of ourt house, Ottawa, llllnos and LAT
sale, IN julySSb.
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HREnY MAYO John a. wIDnHR
NJ AYO II wIDNi FIR, ATTORNEY AT Law
IVA Office In NattiAger's Block corner OF 'alh
and Main streets front room up stairs. ottawa. III
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Professional UarOs.
STo v ~ sS

ASroSa
f.ss-sE. Is. ~ tfCit Attorney aud Cu,. sr,ur
" Law. office In t'c tuNrl Sherwood hl"ck,
north IT pusulicp. trhiS
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l. &. = wIFF, Attorney NJ Law, AUuury BoGk
II. Special attention gwen "a probate matters
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Forgotten in the Will

An elderly gentleman, who know
something OF law lived in an Irish
village where no solicitor had ever
penetrated, aud was in the habit ol
arranging the disputes Of his neigh
bors, and making their wills. At an
early hour one morning, Le wa
aroused from his slumbers by q loud
knocking at the gate, and pnttine
his head out of the window, he ask
ed who was there.
It's me, your bonor-Paddy Fla
herty. l could not get wink o
sleep thinking of the will l have
made.
What's the matter with tho will I
asked the amateur lawyer.
Matter, indeed 7 replied Pat
'shure I've not left myself three
legged stool to sit down upon
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FOUND IN THE SNOW.

"They nin't mine, and I'm going to
take 'em to police headquarters, " said
u farmer on the market yesterday, as
he bundled up several articles of
clothing.
Find 'em on the road!n asked one
OF the men who had been talking with
him.
mo. sir. Found 'em right in front
OF my stable door the other morning.
There's pair of mittens, n cap,an old
handkerchief, plug Of tobacco and
a Decktie."
"now did they get theref'
"Well, figger that tramp opened
the door and walked in to iind II lodg
ing place. keep the door unlocked
but never go in 10y it. turned the
old mare around last fail with hel
neels within two feet of the door"
"And whatf"
"Well. about the time that tramp
stepped in she let 20 with both feet
One foot hit him just a little below
the belt aud the other under tn,
chin. 1t was nine feet from the dooI
to the spot where he lit. There wa
evidence that he paved around for ,
spell, got up and fell into II wagor
box, got up again and fell out, an'
then he made n bee line across til,
meadow for the section line road. ii,
didn't come back for his duds, and II
just leave 'em where they'll be saf
when his memory returns aud h.
wants 'em. .n-Detroit Free Press.
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LOWELL, MAss.

~ W ~ l., NJ a 80.
| was badly afflicted
with Bronchitis and an
affection of the throat.
DIR. Thomas Eclcctric
on cured me Oliver
Belle Isle, ~ East Mer.
lrimack Street.
lDAVENPORT. Iowa.
As a remedy for "a.
'tafrh DR.. r.lhonids'lsclcC.
Itric oil stands atthc top
IL cured me, aUd | be-
l!cvc will cure any case.
Edw. ;. Rowley, -.
1 West 18th Street.
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VOL. XIV
GOOD ADVISE.

Where's the man who dares change
places
with the happiestlman he knowsf
Take his chances and his fortune,
Bear alike his joys and woes'
yst the world IL full OF grumblsrs,
Always growllng at their fate
sullen, surly, discontented,
Filled with envy and with hate.
Thinking all the worlds against them
An their friends will prove untrue,
Never dreaming they can helpit,
And the way is easy, too.
Now. nv poor, unhappy growler,
Half the fault lies In yourself;
Think a little more OF others
Lay your own care on the she'll
Help make sunshine for your neigh
bors;
Drive the frown from of your brow,
Do some act Of downright kindness
Hard, at first, will allow.
Yet twill grow to be pleasure
Ifrepeated DER and o'er'
And twill fill your heart with sun
shine,
Till you feel to growl no more.
II YOU have your little trials,
Bear them bravely as you can,
Do not let them spoil your temper
No one loves surly man.
Other people have their troubles
No one is from sorrow free
som. have ten.fold more than thou
hast,
Yet they do not growl at thee.
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Scl,ANTnN pa

SCR RANTON, PA.
Daring the past two
wears lhaye used bottles
Ji Dr. Thomas Isclcctric
Oh for sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns and Rheu-
matics. It always cures.
NIL. Blair, Aid. Fifth
Ward, Nov. .. 1888.
GRANVILLE, Ills.
In cases Of Group.
Thomas Eclcctric OIL
never fails To cure. Il
cured me of a very bad
liberated Sore Throat
CIR. Hall, ,Grayyille, Ill.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-02-23
Maxims Of Franklin.
ARRANGED by Prof n. g. Murphy, Kidgway, Ia
Memorial day, Jan. II, lsSs.l

Dc no, disturbed about traes, and avoid triing
~ cOnyersation.
Irarly TO bed and eatly to rise, makes a man
~ healthy, wealthy and wise.
No expense make, but do good to Others as
~ yourself
Justly and iunoconty think; wrong no Que by
~ doing injuries.
A bird in the hand Is worth two In the bush y
"A place for everything and every thig In It's place
Many little makes a mlcklc, aud a small leak
II will sink Y rsat ship.
I thou meauost to gain leisure, throw not away
an hour
Never handle your tools with mlttcns, for a
~ cat In gloves catches no mice.
Tor ago ani want save while you may; NO morn
Ing sun lass all day.
Dust consumcs hster than labor wears, while
Nv the used key is always hrght.
A word to tho wise Ia enough, for expcrIcnc'
"a keeps dear school.
No gains without great pains ana little stroke
~ fell great oaks.
J<ecp thy shop and thy shop will keep thee.
I owe thy II @; waste no tlmo for that Is the stui
- life Il made Of.
! II you wonld know tho the valuo Of money, e.
i aud try to borrow some
Never leave that TIL tomorrow which you cal
~ do today.
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Bucklen 8 krnica S, -

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ed Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively ,
ures Piles, or no pay required. II
aguarantesd TO give perfect satis-
tion, or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box,
q. N. Sbindsl. ~
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twice her years. But doubt wbetha
or could have carried big dog,
though 1 conquered thief. And
now my story is done. 1t happens
ed seventy years ago. my children ;
but remember ;t all, and though 1
own TO being proud Of my stout
heart, have exaggerated nothing.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-02-23

In the case of woman who was
tried for killing her husband with II
stone, the verdict was rendered that
the killing was accidental on the
ground that If she Intentionally threw
the stone at him it would have hit
something in an opposite direction.
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aRAMDMoTNER'S STORY.

lam very old lady. have very
often told MY grandchildren the
story Of how I stopped the thief
Aud now they beg me to write 1t
down, that they may read my story
ahemsslyes. When l am dead, they
mean. And 90 | write it.
When | was little girl, lived
alone in 40 old country farm house
with my father. Ysur great-grand~
mother died, as you have hoard, when
l wts born, and 30 was my fathers
only companion. Dearly l loved
-Lim, and tenderly he talked to me OF
all his laLors aud all bis pleasures.
At the time I write Of I was jnsi
eleven years old; a merry, boisterous
girl, with big, fearless eyes, and a
spirit of achievement that was always
getting me into mischief. l ooulo
fll pages with my adventures, but
know you only now wish for one.
Imnst describe our house. 1t was
built in the days OF Dutch William,
by some one who had learned to love
the houses Of Holland. The dwell
ing house itself was nearly cube, o
great cube Of dark red brick. The
front door opened into passage that
pierced the block, and ended by
another door which led into oul
farm yard. There were two tall
narrow windows on either side oi
the principal door, and five tall, mar
row windows on the frst story. A
heavy eornice hung over this row o.
windows, and from it rose the steer
roof, covered with curly red tiles
This roof did not raise to point
1t was surmounted by a kind OF sum
me. house Of wood, about seven o.
eight feet square, with Q window IL
each OF its four sides. This LITTLE
chamber, which we called our ligh
house, was itself surmounted by
big shining vane' The interior o
the light house was reached througl
small trap-door. This trap-doo
was in the ceiling of the great garre
formed by the whole roof OF tn
house. The garret could only b'
entered by one other trap-dsor
which opened into my fathers room
There was Just space enough in tn
lighthouse for my fathers writing
1 table. There he kept his accounts
not without some straining OF hi
brain, with scrupulous exactness
There he wrote his letters, on thos
Fare occasions when necessity com
Pellsd him to do 80. There wer
bis samples Of corn, his rusty pistols
Ind his dozens drawers of indescri
bable odds and ends. From ther
be could see the half Of his lands an
exercise q distant supervision owe
Ibis men.
Four times q year my father pal
the rent for his hired lands. Th
home farm, as you know, was hi
pwp. On the day before the reu
vas to be taken to the landlord
steward the sum was always brongh
% gold from the bank in the toWr
such proceeding might not be yer
Use, but il was hallowed by its an
luity. The money was usualI
pt in . bag in my fathers ow
bm' All arrangements were We
2own TO me. ] shut my eyes nov
aud I 500 my father in bic clsa
CATERS, and tho neat bow that IL
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A camel will work seven or eight
days without drinking. In this re-
spect he differs from some men who
drink seven or eight days without
working.
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Wife: Respect your husbands re-
lations. especially his mother-sbe is
not the less his mother because she Is
your msther-it aaw; she loved him
before you did.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12
THE COURTS.

At the chancery court yesterday, Bryant
Bell filed bill for divorce against Lucinda
Bell, on grounds OF abandonment and
adultery.
Calendar for April 1916, 4o6, Wilkemon
VS. Batter; 5,iDS, Silk vs. levin; 5,502,
Corrigan w Louisville, New Orleans &
Texas railroad b,b03, State vs. Hughcy;
b,50i, Union railroad W. Kansas City Rail
road company; 5,b07, Bronson VS. Grigsbyi
5,5l5, Joyce VS. Anderson; 5,b23, Low Va
Anderson; 5,627, Loague VS. Pryor; 5,5i0,
Scheibler Va Mcdonald; $3.50, Mcdonald
W Mcdonald; 5,555, Mack Va Mack; 3, 557,
Groenlaw w Scheibler; 3, 1858, Dean vs. De-
Soto Loan; 500, Valley Oil mills VI
Planters oil mills, 5,b72, Mayer vs.
Haynes; b,5S2, Whitcmorc W Nooe; b,5s7,
Rice Va Rice; 5,60l, Norton w Brinkley;
b,595, Orgill vs. Wigs; $3.50, Kennedy vs.
Campbell; 500 Wilson w Williamson;
b,62O, Busby W Wendell, 5,G2l, Clay VI
Clay; 1850 Hoist w Hoist.