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A CalcAGO Anarchist who eheerec toe
mstl.y for anarchy one dsy recently VA
seized oy some pSIFioIic psople, ana ouly SET
tree after be azd seen painted red waite
snd blue fro1 Us head % Us fest
TIE lGmoer from whi "a the x4llows was
constructed en- Which John Brown was exc
esIted Is owned by resident Of Hzrper's
Ferry, who 5 waiting for sons relic hunter
to come and take II OF his hands. The med
est sam OF nfteen hundred dollars = ASKED
for IL.
FORTUNE does sometimes 20 out OF It's way
70 hunt up those stranded on the inhos pitable
coast OF tins lie A girl IN the poor-houss
At Hudson, y Y, lately fell heir 10 $4,000
She vii soon be the popular belle OF the
place. and offers Of marriage vii be nuIner-
Gus.
SOME strange gifts reach the White
House Mrs Cleveland On the Fourth OF
July received two sixty-pound watermelons
from Reuben Jones, or Baker County, Ca,
while on the same day DR. Frost, OF Rolla-.
No, forwarded two i've red foxes u the
President
TagRs is a family living in Oglethorpe
County, Ga, OF fourteen members-father,
mother and twelve children. the Oldest
child being forty-hve and the youngest
twenty years of age There mas never been
death Ia the family, and al are now living
within six niles Of each other.
THIRTY years ago manufacturing frm
N Manchester, Conn, made up an immense
lot Of Oandanna handkerchief for A I Stew
art, and he refused TO take them on account
Of some defect. They were stored away
until the other day when they were put on
the market and sold readily. The same firm
is now making 900 dozen bandannas q day,
and can't supply the demand,
THE women OF Independence. ne, carried
that town for prohibition recentlyby shrowd
and energetic electi0neering work. They
Swarmed around the polls and The lunch
stands anG the street corners, wearing gay
badges and peddling dry" tickets. Young
women carried banners which declared for
Temperance Beaus or No Beaus at AL"
Children marched through the streets car
| rying flags on which were inscribed; "Sow
Whisky Ballots and Reap Drunken Boys"
Young Men, Keep Your Record Clean"
Rum, Revenue and Rags" and the like.
| And so the women won aided by 10c voters
| from the Mormon church there, who went
sohdly for prohibition.
A SINGULAR effect OF a gale OF fee and
snow in the Northwest during COLI wave
last winter was to freeze the eyes shut and
| then form an ice mask over the face The
wind would drive the fine, hard snow7into
| the eyes, causing them TO water. The snew
would mix with the water, between the eye
lids, and the cold wind would at once bind
the lids together by an ice band. ThS re-
peated removal OF this would inhame the
eyeballs so that film would form, obscur-
ing the sight After this film formed, the
| presence Of the ice was reliel Il the in
hamnation. The eyes would soon be frozen
so close that nothing but steady artificial
heat would relieve them.