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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01
Mardi Gras at New orleans

Occurs Feb. IA. You can purchase
from any of the st. Paul or Minneapolis
ticket agents excursion tickets to New
Orleans and return via the Illinois Cen
trail railroad from Chicago or st. Louis
at rate of 1855 for round trip. Tickets
on sale Feb. 6 to IL inclusive, good to
return until March inclusive. Be sure
that your tickets read over the Illinois
Central railroad, as it is the shortest,
quickest and only direct route from
either Chicago or st. Louis to New Or
leans and the only line running Pull
New Orleans without change. For time
table and other information address
ticket agents or f. B. BowEs,
General NorthwesternPassen Agent,
Chicago.
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AEeyer Sore Cured.

mYeustomers, who has been cured by using
the CUTICURA REMEDIES, of an old sore,
caused by long spell. of sickness or fever
eight years ago. He was so bad he was fear
full ne would have to have his leg amputBted
but is happy to say he is now entirely WE'LL
sound as a dollar. He requests me to use his
name, which is II. H. CAsoN, merchant of
this place. JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
~ Gainsboro Tenn,
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The Burli ngton" Carnival Train.

On the occasion of the second grand
storming of the ice palace, Thursday
evening, Feb. 2, 1.-THE Burlington"
train for La Crosse, leaving at 5 p. M,
will be held until 30 p. M, and on
the Suburban line special will be run
for points between st. Paul and st.
Paul Park, leaving at Ii D. m.
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State Experimental Station.

The board of regents of the state uni
versity met in the governors room at
the capitol yesterday, and thoroughly
discussed the enlargement of the ex-
detrimental station in connection with
the State Agricultural college. There
were present: Gen. H..H. Sibley,.f,en.
ICole, eX-Gov. Piilsbury, President
Northrop, Supt. Kiehle and Coy. Nc
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Avn English sYndicate

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. S1.-M. NJ.
Gonzales, agent for several wealthy res
idpS ~Coahuila, Mexico, has closed
s.0t,e acres of land in the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-01

Sold everywhere. Price: CUTrcURA, so
cents: SOAP. % cents: CUTIcURA REsoLvENT,
S1.O0. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
~ Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases
"a pages, so illustrations ana 100 testimo-
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The ''Best" Tonic is Concentrated
Liquid Extract Of Malt and Hops, sold
by all druggists.
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A very large assortment of sleigh and
harness piumeS at reasonable prices.
All styles and colors. E. NJ. HaIlowell
& Co.
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Carnival

The "Best" Tonic is considered by
eminent physicians to be far superior to
any imported article.
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TINTED with the loveliest delicacy is the
lin skin preserved with CUTIcURA MEDI-
GATED Soap
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Plumes and chimes at Mast, Buford &
Burweil company, corner Third street
and Broadway
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Carnival PlumeS.

The BEST Tonic is manufactured
only from the very choicest materials.
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The ''Best" ToEic is guaranteed to be
pure article,
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FAA manufacturers of tise ssBest''
log &c. ye received some Of most
'testieyniaIs.- frfe.s ssss:y-a-Aslt
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= G. Flowers fnAt Work.
NY thousands naIist o-aders
'neI of his paaarAs...
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-01
CHAPTER Xxx


Good morning. NY darling" But ttc~o
~as another lo.tcr at Philip Drct0ls lroa--
fa.tp plato. and tho Oh io0k ~ dread a.no
back 10 his facc-tac OAR, bellows under lis
..... showed again y. l.l forgotten fer d
nolca,. bat lo oa-ai rover 70 forget H."
could be tel ullt il9m.u- Dr. rou'd b'cal.cd
upon 10 strain eyery uerva to sayo IBIS
linz. Hetoro oacl tha letter M laceetro.l-
lLle terror. ID. 3. was only FROM frI.,rici.
Had Berlin noticed Dds settlement 4ad would
.ho question li,n 8. wieiy coaccrn' liz tad
20 much 90 guard Against. But no, her grace
ul arm was raise'l % pour hi5 coiiee, 'nc.lA-
,ny her load rrottilY on 0ao side. as wonel
lo afvay, 70 ica aaI cofToo pouring Sho did
,,,t ,,,t.h hi.. Inc, qs he dM hers. She lad
...........i.,l .,lo,,a tYt l9I COMO
"'' 'tt 1000. .......l
)Nc1 Elm 'l l'''' '' -,
Icqu1niaac' on an" '3I'I b4y iD'l Hl-+'o
ID sd much tl, ols.eg fer Liu 20 Keep llo
,scro, from her. "a. ,OM himself hoolrli TO
h.. tt,,l.frl for d. i...oll of ever pcr1n. tlu.,
.r,'i..,'' t'.... p, .,.ro n. ram In. ,.,.,
~. u.s.. ,... I.t.,r lis ,rbite lair.d
rapidly over llo 'o'"F Nl "'''''
lriend had se1s li"i
Il SUPP ID - paper 'ni '''" '. ~ ~. ~,
want 10 remind you ohco moro "l Wy ""-l
3D. take your mill or y0ur Bands hcF'
malo mo nv mind % try my cheme ONE
,.t.r. f,r,ofI enIf.pi as II would Ike
49,. ,.....'' ,,.,.r. ..,,. r,...a,
...I ..l...l rv.I,,
'.-'-" ''''- f,-..i.-. T Inv. ...,l
BE" -' wa. . '.-.' ..'..... .r,., ...., 7
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-01

"yor might mako II upto IN oven 200. MI
together you know. 10 incudc everything
Giddrn-s managed % raise lis eyes, for an
instant, 10 Philips face.
"And do you think there won't 10 aay
moro points, You kuow can't submit % b.
llcd M this rate
"Oh, no, assure YOU, not another cont /
had - Pay debts with the first. yol lIi0w.
and bay clothes Philip was asto1i,ht1 20
himself. but ho really hal heart 20 .uilo ns
lie as looked the man over
eyes, yOu must have lad ont tho gree cr
part Of II on clotlesn Giddiucs plued his
chair M to the tabie
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-01
CHATTER xxx


PM,ip Breton began 10 notice in L., next
f,w days tlac no" so.r.t of discomfort bal
cor.c over tAc factory ha,ls Before tho
walls q tia ucw mil! hal ri,,n tea feet from
ITS f3goGatic.s. th loi that used tu So
l.to A...l. and warn. la.-i, as Ae walked
l,uo15 his paopl, md trough the village
that ~ Lad made s-llo to1-bal falol from
,vartrl, sulcn ia,5 Once, the mcn AMI
women c0Ill Cad ~ words strong eaouCh 70
express tleir ycanl gratitude o. h,n now
b, .c;ri constant complaints against tho
long hou~s that hc stll thought necessary I;
esd against the sual.Icss oi tl..r share in
tAc profits If tAe m.il
Philip was fast losing his only hope and
consolation. Tho dissatisfaction seemed &c
increls3 every day, and II was b0rAo In upon
BIN that h.s Ike IN al is relations was %
prove complete failure. Tho people s'e@-l
~ ,a,r tlr-o-ca tow much bc.ar Oh tley
VIZ, n..l .il.,s. % have forgotten -Ac cone
c.- .lt. i. l.a given taa,l. such ~ 100 %, .cs
mil ou..r t.oe-. ot for ai..u..t Iaew
v.s 3D. ..r.a c..I, ta.y w.l I'd. t.s. 2. bad
L.t -,a, .aI opened t..r cyof D.
tl..r ...l.1 u %. tua LoL4l s.i...o4
t-..r ambition. I.,. accepted t.e rr.a.. g.
l.l4l -. ...... ....,. l..l-..... ,.l..-. aol
.lrr. I. o.. ID rol.-.s ..i'. l.Gp
Thought th.r "rrs morc roe ie-5 Uor. t.-t. ia
tl'Woet days under Dis !a,aara iuicy. le
mana m DO, t4..o were moro FIRE iIcAt
mrf.nri aAl h.l.ertiu,att
! nas 90 .L.s t..ac, when thc light of hope
WAS almost il4,d irO.I LIS soul. AMI when he
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-01

4 v.ll SIGN anything Won say rm.p
he'd ri.,l. and rG5 crossing to tla u1vnne 3
ci,ic, WHIT Or. -tel Goo lawyer. 81 rIl
write an agreement i1 minute
"Norr l.r,ouo-t. ch' So. wra trouble
yo1f n, topped into tao PAYNE Or r.om.
"Ilare yol 500 in t.' sa.c. i.r Sw.h'
Coupon bonds Wll a. Thank yol
gym son ato0 in hero rs soon as posse
BE" 50. fla reynms'or, oi io tlndN hm
the bonds. Iaoro is % very important
mat
"Ycs. certainly ptan -nl Yp stairs for
bail0s. / went -cH i'n
a. thr folt o.. tho -.rs h..es and cid
dine D., cl oaca 9th.
Cool rcmu- Bailos." began Philip,
without tururg bis faeo - hrs DISCHARGED
servant, I uppae ! was little bar in
sc-dirg yOu away ri ! did, "lio spoke lur-
ricily. ASH 10 wsrr painful task Lo Eoro
rcrtorminc let ths mako Do Up to YOU
and the mIii owner threw roll of bids on
the i1hc much Gs man would throw bono
% dor. though he Womb Llye Occh hearty
II Lccoull layo reed bis Tongue % go tho
falls, service Tho man took mp tho money
with tho air ~ tho trained waiter taking mp
his fee Ia, asked no questions. be- uttered 10
thanks 10 UNDERSTOOD. rhlip was filed
with shame. ami th. fellows silence made 10
very hard for him.
If ycu aro faithful 10 me- Ihhp lookcI
Gxcily ~ The wall over The ras'gl' bead, Il
may bo able % 10 something handsome for
you'
A. Philip won't ont re- Glanced on neither
side. lut uuhitchcd his h9r ard drove ~
e. If 70 pack 3f wolves were behind bum. iio
never dreamed ~ ca@o "a Tear irn"l 'la'
pretty. black vel woman ~ ho sat o2 th'
s'at "itn in.n, WHO was at'l 'i'o oa. 'l-h It'd
keep uD tho conversation eIi Obj" way hnuo ln
spite oi o.. cr.'.n-s9r-s of tlo others
After n.rs EIn-vartii hat ait -h'ol 80 Der
hou.e D.r-la -sd. DO lisp 0.o- tono.
j I'D wanted Nn -H through rice u = HHt
beer hueh1"l ..-I ra' bear H. "'
h0w mi -Et. DIS gold "as. 10 laa put .t
lnm four weeks ~ ini.In.f,, ioif .'eaN
honor. .l'r honol u'nA ID -.i'if N,A
control Ilis dam ro'7 -.ry2nt in"' ~ had
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-01


fo,. Mr., Ellinesworth's Strangely enough,
ns ne sat at tea he had remembered the first
ualevolent express .on in Jane Ellingsworth !
fa.,p as BIS bride and he drove past th"t very
noon. II bad changed 50 quickly to Sri'iie )
that ho hal doubted his eyes, but he tfeinoiel
If Iii, memory Of IL nOw, and the piece 81
papcr that had Gutterod to her feet, "li"o
c,uiI il ta2 Could % be she knew all; thnb
ucil, be YVES buying over the lawyer 50 that
i,o sioYld not use his terrible power, ihcrc
,nirbt he nearat hand an enemy 10 the death,
,yi. only toved a moment with her o.a1ncd
,~r,,y 10 shoot i when 1t would strike "ith
ic,dliest cTec.' Philip had parted With
Bertha rs painfully as u be were leaving Ter
IN die. and rs ho rode Of he looked up and
down the street as II danger luraed IN every
shadow
OUGHT he not 20 have told herr But What
rood. She might enjoy few more Gay ol
calm. The worst COLD not b. worS' iAah
su.D torture OF fear and hourly dread as 10
suffered. $50 trusted him perfectly, a..l 10
believed ho could fight best alOa. lie No."l
ward OF every danger human BRAIN cou.t
forcsee. and wealth and strength and l-se
guilty oppose, and then, oh God, aad then.
Bnt il COIL, 10 10 good 20 warn her. She
niglt lu,lcr in her I rror straight mo ti'
very law, of destruction. As for Aln. 10
coali bc cool anl li.m. though i, heart Wa'
co.Eumiu1 within BIN. And VINO KNOWS.
tf,.Lyrr fllt EnI thc sword over Der head
MIGHT rover snap, and no last, after many
vc9r.- what y.lrs OF agony they WOMB u'
10 hm-sac might lie down It 'ist I'D an
IGNORED r.qye W. Do would DOT to,l hc'.
..f ] 10 d III
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-01
CHATTER XXXL

.''''' ...' u''.'' .@ "'' "'''v
he an his tl.hnr before hiil aaI i'i-ht oat
ST. many battles ls eo'rt was ont Tho
rol.oc might d. 80 h,slo.- that verY blight
% chim his lr', hl.. tm nm Dc bad
l..rtcn orc nam for l.r. fYtt ..rl. u.t DO
r...l l.r..,tr.- tt.. ..,... t... ,.r.il t...n.,
5...i. s...,..,. ..l...t.3
gov. 'i.7' '..i $500" '5
"'lN DO 'e o'.0.' .' 'i Ni "h'a.
In trni t' calm l'''t ami f....,'' lo"
muol rHe h.s .r,ui.r destiny ..HII .Ito
him T. urs r.. ana r.r..t.f .rI hl1
,...... f...,I. ,tt...i ... t........f l........
,. ...i..
in''' il H ' JUS Ni ITO
"as not % pW 1 i. .nufIo t..t .'f +'n'-
ihu, % hope ot Dis ia..r or to iatr tr0m
l.sd enoiIr' lle...'I rIt lr l. mills
md U., viI4re would I...... % au..rt. d.,
saudi lo,ye- ,y,-.. and ..rl starvation
.i......-..,....,..,. ,..f..- tr5 ,f....,,...,.,t
f,f .t.. HI.
'n' ci'ADu.o '' 'Io ''.'- TOO. "''" ''
power. he hid h'J 'Ti ', I'D h'fii 'A''h }'.
tut would rot man forgot m"o DOB deicnd-
inc his own lomo' And ttcu uhl. iId thoy
know. after qll. eyan Oh, mob that hal IN
suited his wir,f Thay MIGHT s-p.et. Tut
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r. ,,r ,rone,.s ~, beach WAGON WIS nj

hind nor the left, but drove a. A. lie ",ro Oh
a rarn cO.lrn.
"Why. phijp. yon talie ny breath awny.
Why don't you enjoy the morning WIN Hlc:
How the people gathered II Che windows TO
SEQ them go by.
IL am in a hurry, he sid.
"Thare o. Jape signaling rs, Gront yon
going b. tOpi Oh, yos, that - right iero
y % good chance 10 be friendly, ~ you
wished
MAY ride, toor' said Mr.. Ellingeworth,
with 5hildlihe cagorness ono might Lavo
thought sometimes she had grown ten years
voIoror with her new accomplishments.
The calriagc drow up 70 the curbst0nc, and
the usual GREETINGS were exchanged Isn't
IL delghttuiF SAID shc a5 she TOOK hcf scat
with them Jane was al! smiles and bright
gauocs this morning.
How does H. Sc. IA 10 he marri T, BERTHE"
she asked, with charming innocence lLiIp
CAUGHT up bis whip with a look 80 BLACK
Jane thought hc would strike her
She saw he know oil, he had found 10 out
some way. but certainly nos from boi,ha,
whose face changed not IN tho smallest ca-
preston as s!ie made a gracefu. answer
Whle Jano Eihng3worth affected 10 bc adj
mrng the horses. 5h9 studied Tho stern 5ot
look II the facs Of this devoted husband, tho
dea.hly WEAKNESS about his mouth, The Sis
pel-e ~ MS eyes. lhci SIC r"li''i $50
Bertha. ;hc woman who now tho second tlmo
had s.rucl, hiE this tlmo MORALLY who had
giy,n him for tho reward Of hs H1tchies5
love AMI tenderness, iilst riliitlon I'D
loneliness, and now tho hourly fCT on
intamy certain % como nm que tiHn. i'TlAA
was smiling idly NJ .ome cniidioh a' play Dy
the roadside, the OH Indifference WIS on hcr
face, tle ia pride IN the u.'roroloi ''p'h'
of har biua eyes Well, io5 hcr wear %
awhile, doubtless there was 4 sa'''' i--+.
could touch her, Doubtless l'r ''it Ae'Il
would Pee nctel at last, un5HaAeh ai ~ va"
yCthy the ruin 10 had worried J.. ,'.'' lI'
IM.p pulled up rs Lo'sea ID, -l- cunning
room door ....,,..
b. nero are I'D" EAAis, ihi '' .i'..' .'.'
whip ot the - ~ bI'S DNii.i' 'n.0
seemed mumGrHy boar y io 10 .-i..''''' ii
tlc.r own stro 20 an8uast
"bu5 J waii 70 D. ii.3 'ie..i' i.'''-
Bertha aif --o iitd fed. .,.'.-'i
1T would u1t in.er.'. }'n, 3'',.ci
IhlP Ei-aiLy "yD-i 10 --'. ~..li'5'-
H9i ......,..
J'io iaicrs'ood 'h' zoos -''' ~ o..
feared ill nei, l-,l ,,.-.,i.-
l'"''.' VIZ ~. - ,.''.,, 80 . f,.,
' ,.'..',..i.''. AMI slirbtI,, ,nnIs....t
"' .... ... - All H.. sI,,,iI.. Tho oil
49, ~ N-'. : ..'..,,.-.-.+.I 49,. r-j.r.,s,
Won iili.'' Oh IT. 'I73 ~, ~
iH' i.' Mri 80 60. .f fla
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unM : nromlso .ha.- He nn. bacl. ii


ncodo'!. thcn hc started 0l foot for The mil
/ Tint Bertha should Pc angry wie hm
9ocfnol tho last intolcrahlo blow Was ie not
+ Barring crUurh before III h1d mada Der
unhappy Perhaps she wax we ping hot tclS
f Of D. r1tarco DOW. She had Thought ho
lowed h'r enough to grant her every wish
that might eros, her heart Philip was
tonpfDl % go back and explain everything
Thon She would rot doubt his love. hut She
wogl h1ye io share BIS 1COuy with Lu il
wcr. beifor 90 bear his bur .rs lloro-cvcl
/ o. this last hurdon0f her mworltei rnp0ach
us sympathy for hor grew stronger th0n his
CONSEQUENCES o.. IDS own uuhap or
cOlro >h. WoIl ho burt th4t Do h0l denied
her anything. n 10 Dad l'cn uulor. &c
would havc been the anlo. llo was '0 ilGwe
for letting her leave him DID v'.auoa To
should have forgotten his own grievances
and soo.Aed Der ulth gentle words ~. -ae
su.lHd on him. 10 v1s un0 because -le
wanted the thing SD much lut d. re5 tle
iii-t time ho bad oyer crossed h.r wishes
PHILIP was $50 s'rh Vi m ll5 chou -uts That
be- dd not observe that Bee was close upon 1890
excited crowd off village people. until such
words us tEo., fell upon his ear.
"a noce friend of tho poor NAN no lo,
with bus four fancy L0~ss ls siiyar dishes
toea' BIS vctuais out 0f and hi' house ifk1 "a
kings palace. while wo lives and dies 20 dirt
md poverty Who mllo him better nor r.l
ID l.. WORK ba~lorfdo he .l,aD lessl ST.. l.t
g.. hqyo his ycuisrn and Dis came dinners.
u}i.3 us staryes on tea ard craoEor-. lo
surlwl- ON Eif tine cushions. and Sleep. .n his
saft BIDS. whiIc wor.t iu cioso att.oss and
LOFTS .n dirty saloons. ttr poor mann .riv
3 uma Wlat ttlo h-c h, at to l... l.t-
tor tln a.. AND r.ro iu-'f airs Irru,+
T.In nas a..ori,. Tho man vI stood
IN t.. ..r-.tuf ono ~ Oh. tenement houses
lu-..i-,i,.- .r audience rxt.-o.-.- rl.e
ao~.s Tie highway. unsro rtr.r fnln fn.
i.cr-,. .1r.-,yEl t.I.I 81, rarrlv cancel ..Irt,1
ar tra Ir..oY Mills tr. .r.-It.t OIL, .r.at
Cr. ql- follows h-ir.,ls er.l..i ss ...,o
f5Ifs lrIrt l0.l4si vq. tl.a
Tho .lI,en., was mostly malo 20. Of III
r.a. nouo9 and children. with l.r' end
tlar.au ahr bodied man. who Drc.errsl Tails.
in about ls rights % deserving anything
One opp t"o bad observed tio yom- 'I
nTnnr. hut hey took no pains to 't- il'
lr.e..lre10'. and d. moment more iit a-ilA-
for BAL caa -tt lli5 breath ana wont ODD
III loo.s hlf bosses NOR D. would kop two
poor families Tho wines hodrnks every day
cost enough 20 keep another two.
PERHAPS tho man was ri.ht IN B. trade
Perhaps Philip Breton hal only begun %
grasp the first outlines n tho great question
be had fanciel mastered.
"Blt Sc kiss ms hand
H "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-12-20

ADVICE 70 AoFHERs.-lAre YOU disturb
cd At night ard broken Of your res. by =
sick child Suffering and crying with pain OF
Cutting Teeths IL SO send s. once and ee,
. bottle o. &Fs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
for Children Teething. Its value Is meal.
eulable- II viii relieve the peor little suf
erer Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers; there Is On mistake about il. Ii cures
Diarrhdea, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Collie, softens the Gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing syrup for children teeth
sDg is pleasant TO the taste and is the pre-
icriphon of one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, aL3 i for sale BY all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five
cents per bottle. BE sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-12-20


LEAPISG A CHAsx.-A writer in
the Hamilton (Gs.l J0nrmal tells Of
a thrilling leap for life which. .loueh
1t happened years ago. has never been
surpassed since ia the State. I. was
If the sixties. M,tchelI's bridge across
Aolberry creek WIS tie ,al.ezt in
Harrison Coulty. A swell in tie
creek had misplaced an arch, aud
dozen men had assembled 20 repair
the dsnsge. TIE flooring for twelve
fest had been removed. II vas twen-
ty-fve feet to the water beuea;ll
Suddenly the hammers ceasei and
the men listened intentiy to he ap--
pFO4eLing clGtter Of horse's hcofs.
It's Jess, by genny : sid one.
Hes splittingyths wind. too, said
another.
That little FLY knows hox to pick
up her feet, aud che don { study sbout
it, neither" said number three.
Dang my buttons
This was said just as the rider APP
Psarej In sight. Presentia., q picture
Of robust manhood, guidag With un-
erEiog hand the fieetest title m IRE in
Western Georgia. He was cl4d in a
fine broadcloth suit, his feet in pair
of the best caliskin boots, aui they
armed and ornamented with neat,
small spurs.
On be came.
The men were lost in admiration
and stood with mouth and eyes wide
open, trans6xed to the spot.
He neared the bridge.
As # by magic the crowd were
awakened to the horrible death that
awaited the man should he attempt
to pass over the bridge.
Stop! stop shouted the man.
The floors up
You can't CT, IS!
The horses hoofs struck the bridge.
Head him off,
He'll be killed.
Stop his horse
And they all rushed to the middle
of the bridge.
Clear the trackr whooped tie i'm
petuous rider. and the way was
cleared.
He reached the brink. The gallant
mare paused-trembled. Tie mer
stood bre. .thless. the rider planted
himself firmly in the saddle, gathered
the reins tighter and sank tie spurs
deeper into the sides of the mare.
She squatted, leaped wildly into
the air and landed safely beyond
the awful gap.
With unslackened pace and with
out sound save tie Gathering of the
horses hoofs, both steed and rider
disappeared over the hill, having sur
passed anything of the kind in the
history of Georgia.
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+. o. Morgan, has just returned from
BaltimOre, with lots OF new goods Of al
kinds. which he is selling very cheap for
CASH
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MARINE BANK BUILDING. BALTIMORE.

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Rsn. Little Ionic aoed tiy. b

49, Little Louie, aged five, before
going to church was told by her nam.
ma to be sure to remember the text,
which CHANGED to be, "Why halt We
between two opinions ?" On her re
turn her mother said, Louie, dear,
| hope you remember the text wien
Louie replied, Il didn't exactly catch
what the minister said, bat it was
something about "a hawk between two
pigeons. "
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Hon. c. Edwards Lester,
Late y. 8. Consul TO Italy.
author OF 1.-THE Glory and
Shame Of England. ""America's
Advancement" etc.. etc.. etc,
writes as follows:-
New York, August I. iSS6.
Isl-g 9th -

New York, August I. $50. I
L. l.. 9th s.
On. J. c. AVER s Co, Lowell, Mass,
Gentlemen:-A sense Of gratitude
and tise desire To render "A service To the
public inpel ne 10 make the following
statements:
My college career, AZ New Haven. was
interrupted by a severe cold which 50
enieebled me that, Tor ten years, / had a
hard struggle for life. Hssnorrhage
from the bronchial passages WAS the
result OF almost every fresh exposure.
For Years l was under treatment of the
ablest practitioners without avail. At
last learned OF
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@ Why did you leave your last
place."
sure l worr discharged for din
well, mum"
Discharged for doing we'll? Why,
where were your
81 war in the hsrspital, mum"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-12-20

NJ. The most inexcusabie folly il
to endure dyspepsia with ali It's mise
ries, when % cent package of Lax
ador will cure the malady.
When the disorders of babyhood at.
tack your baby use at once DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup and notice its rapid and
beneficial effect. Price % cents.
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H0- Go where you will, you will
find people using DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and unanimous in its praise.
suffered most severely froin 5heu-
matism during winter. After using
Salvation OIL two days the pain en-
tirely subsidized, and | am a well man.
W. X. KURrz, Baltimore, Nd.