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ACCORDING 10 a Washington mathemati-
clan, President Cleveland has shaken in the
past year over 100000 different hands. Mrs.
Cleveland is supposed to have shaken half
that number. The individual who is author
lty for this statement says Mrs Cleveland
has frmer grip than the President.
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PROPRIETOR Of Fine Grounds to Young
Landscape Gardener Have you ever stud
led er-er-pathol0gyt Landscape Gar
deuer-''No, sir" rsprietor-''Well, then,
you won't do / must have man who
thoroughly understands laying out paths. .
--Isluiinqfan Fre. Prs.
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Aliens Iron Tonic Filters Is
the best tonic IN existence. 1t tones the
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The label on every bottle of the genuine
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A CLERGYMAN in presence Of one of his
elders and lady parishoner remarked
jocularly that a very good subject for dis
cussion at the church meetings would be:
" How to kill out prayer meeting" ''Oh,''
said the lady, :" the elder here can tell US all
about that; for he always prays TO the
Lord to water the spark that Thou has
kindled.' When things were explained
to the good elder he joined in the smile.
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-A.young Indian at Wabash. Ind.
Is sail to have been cured of consump-
ton BY smoke from . II pmotiva
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COR q Ireatiaa ON Scrnfllnms AfiacIinna
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WHEN is a pretty girl inclined TO commit
murierl When she is bound on a sleigh
ing expedition.
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HAVE seldom known any one VINO desert
ea truth IN trifies, who could be trusted in
matters Of importanca---p1 ~.
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A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loaths0me disease Catarrh. and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. ANY sui
ferer from this dreadful disease sending a
self dressed stamped envelope to Prof J.
A Lawrence, Pig East 9th ST, New York.
viii receive the receipt free Of charga
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Iii a strange fact that silk dresses can
not be satin.
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MANY men Of many minds;
49, MI. ~ - 49,. - 4 =

THE woman question: What are you go-
ing TO trim il with !''-St Adams Messenger.
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ONE MEMORIAL DAY.
The Story Of a Family Foud and
It's Ending.

HERE did you get
them. dau ghters''
the faded eyes OF the
mother looked in
guiriugl in o the
bright. winsJme face
Of her seventeen
year-0ld daughter. as
her wasted hands ca
ressed the oranges
and luscious fruits
which lay At her side
IL a basket.
Wen, hguratively
speaking, mamma, /
met an orange tree
down town. replied
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vienna gets its name from the river
Wien, which flows through the city.
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"DoT bruddcr Of mine in Chicago vhas
no good. said Moses. as he busted a pair If
secondhand trousers at the door: s.he
close his shtore der odder day ind puts on a
sign dot his wife was deadt. ind he doan'
keep open Tor two days Wasn't that
rightl'' :. II vhas al right TO shut oop. but
Why doan he say on der sigh. On dis a.
count | hat to dispose Of dis mammoth
shtock, ind an goods shall be sold at ten
per cent. below costr When peesness
mln's wife dies Il vhas chance to advcr-
tise dot doan' come once in twenty years 2
WIEN man IS splashed by a passirr
bicycler. il is hard for him to be geo
Christian. At least he can not keep Lin
self :. unspotted from the whiried.v
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/" ALFRED" said the father, 'can YOU
tell me the era Of the world which we
liver Yes. sir replied the little boy,
"a his eyes rested thOughtfully on the we'll
worn corners Of the book he was reading,
Z" it's the dog's-ear, all" "Mariah -
gr1aned the father in anguish of soul, our
boy is going to be a humorist Chicago
Tribune
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nFOR THE BLOOD is THE Liza"
CONSUMPTION.

! Thoroughly cleanse it by using DIR. PIercess
Golden Medical Discovery. and good
digestion. fair skin, buoyant spirits vital
strength and bodily health will be established
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AN Oxford student joined without invi-
tation party dining at an inn; after which
he boosted so much Of his abilities. that
one of the party said "You have told US
enough Of what you can do: tell US some
thing YOU can not dog Faith said he,
Z" | can not pay my share in the reckoning. 8"
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Catarrh Cured.

A DUBLIN man-Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde.
Boston Gazette.
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the Young girl. with q delightful little laugh,
..aud a ver- little shake sUfiiced To dis
lodge "A few than grapevine careered
across nv Valh and offered its fruits; next
plum tree shook itself in my apron, and
hers son are. little mother, and ] want to
see you enjoy one OF these oranges straight
way, and bringing plate and fruit knife,
she began pairing one Of the juicy globes
for the invalid
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CHAPTER TX.
WEAK MAN.

1t was at dusk few days after Jane Graves
had come to the Ellingsworths that she stood
at the dining room window.
1t was almost in sight Of her old dreary
home and yet another world; how strange
that the two should be SO near and not change
or shadow each other. But Jane Graves was
not the girl to trouble herself over hard ques-
lions. She breathed her new atmosphere in
unmixed delight, while latent senses awoke
each day only to be gratified.
At this moment she stood in very charm
ing attitude leaning lightly against the
window casing, her prettily rounded arm
raised TO play With the curtain tassel. Her
nastcr rather il;cG 10 linger in the dining
room Il read his evening Paper. Occasion
ally l.. would eIstnc- Il the girl who had
such pretty poses. he hsd quite taste for
pictures, ami tiisr she afforded him an excuse
for not lttio cynical philosophy. Mr..
EIlinssworth had ore popularity that would
certainly seem very conmenaable. He never
spoke rudely to any one; 81 would have been
impossible for Lis finely grained nature. She
thought him polite and kind, and IN her in
nocence imagined bis was the usual manner
Of the well bred with their hirelings. The
other servants know that humiliation was
10 RE CONTlNUED.E
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he did not seem 70 SEQ One Of the silens
forms that thronged the little shop. Then be
looked carefully at the wound in his arm and
pressed out the drops Of poisoned blood In
another instant he had reached out his right
hand toward his forge and grasped the end
Of q bar of iron that shone at white heat
where il touched the Goals He drew it ont
before one could catch his breath and held it
close agai sst the death mark In his qltivering
flesh A sickening hiss brought cry OF
sympathy from the astonished .crowd, but
his lips ever moved till the cure was COM
pleted He threw back the iron, and grind
ing his teeth in his agony turned on his heel
and went out.
At the door was O face paler than his.
Bertha Eiingswurth had seen IL all As he
looked at her white face and golden brows
and lashes, Csazran thought Of wreaths Of
strands of gold on the driven snow But
her eyes had new fathomleSs expression
in them, and her lips were parted as IL TO
speak, il there were .only words sweet and
gentle enough. His face flushed with de-
licious gladness deeper than his pain, as she
made him hold out his arm for her, and
touched il with mysterious tenderness, and
bound her handkerchief about his charred
and aching wound.
"And You can't disappoint your audiencel
How brave you ara But you will come TO
me tomorrow
s'If you wish itr The crowd had gathered
outside the door, and stood little way OF,
curiously watching them
81 wish cosld repay you," she said, look
ing wistfully up at him.
But Currans face flushed crimson, and he
drew back from her as il he had been stung.
As she looked at him, a flush slowly game
into her face. too. "Would you like to kiss
me, just onceF'
The man turned and drcw her 10 his heart,
and her eyes foil till their long golden lashes
touched heY cheek, as he stopped and kissed
her pouted red lips
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CHAPTER VII.
.ra ,~rcr ~

IL was Qnfce odFk when the carriage turned
the Lass bend in the winding road homeward
and the lights Of Brstonvills came into view.
The Lights In the windows OF tho poor danced
out N meet the tired horses as gsyly as any.
There might have been a sobbing woman
behind the chseriest Of them all; nature
shows no sympathy for hun,aA suffering II
her poor children have no rest and joys their
hearts must break; that is one Of natures
laws Neither can light lose its gladness and
cheer because gladness and cheer are so alb
surdly out Of place in poverty stricken homes
Homes indeedi As IL the circles that were
gathered within most Of those windows de-
served the namo of home, with never smile
of contentment to light up a face, or q word
of hope to make music for dulled ear.
Home to such as they is the place where the
cravings Of hunger are quieted and the tired
cords and muscles are relaxed for a new
strain; where thoy can complain and where
to them at least, for time when it shall be q
reality.
Suddenly the sound of fire bells fell upon
Philips ear and startled him out of his mel
ancholy revery. The same instant he saw
little cloud Of smoke above the brick mills,
and then bright tongue of fame leap up
toward it. The bells pealed out in short nerv-
GUS strokes as if in tremulous fear, and at
their impulse the young mans blood coursed
through his veins in uncomfortable excite
ment. 10 was but two minutes more when
Philip drew up short as the mill yard gates,
to escape the engine which swept by with a
rush, dragged by crowd of shouting men.
The people hatless, coatless, and some even
barefooted in their haste, poured out of every
street and alley way, and into the wide open
gates, everybody talking and nobody listen
ing.
But Bertha had hardly spoken during the
drive homo, and now seemed very little in
terested in the disturbance.
''The mills are on fire." cried Philip,
dropping his reins and turning his excited
face toward her.
$50 see," she said coolly, ''and hadn't
you better drive onY'
"Why, / ought to be here" He looked
nervously at the hurrying crowd and back
into Berthas cold beautiful face. Couldn't
YOU wait in one of these tenements3 These
are all nice people"
But she made no motion, and only looked
at his flushed face in annoyed surprise.
''What are you thinking of? l stop with
these peoplep
''Or drive on home without me. The
horses are gentle and you are such good
driver, you know"
Philip was growing terribly restless; the
people came faster and faster, and his eager
eyes followed each man and woman into the
gates with increasing anxiety. Even Bertha
noticed the curious looks the passers by gave
to the carriage that blocked the way.
~ couldn't think Of it," she said in
measured tones that reminded Philip, even
at such a moment as that, of her fathers.
"You had better drive along; there, not so
fast. Why viii you run the horsesl You
almost brighten me-"
1t took but few moments to reach Bertha's
home, but it seemed long time to Philip.
who kept looking back over his shoulder at
the flames which 10 his excited fancy seemed
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rising higher at every glance. He stopped
the horses at Bertha's door at last, and leap
ing to the ground, assisted her to alight. The
horses were painting, but there was no time
even to give them breath, and in an instant
more Philip was back in his seat But
Bertha stood as if she had something to say,
and he waited before he drew up the reins.
''You viii make mistake in leaving me
to myself tonight
He thought there was mysterious touch OF
self distrust in her voice that was soft and
almost. tender as she looked fxedly at him.
Ali he had never seen her so lovely; as If
the warm passionate woman soul had been
born in her; and he longed in his rapture to
to fall at her feet and kiss them He was
forgetting the mill in flames as he drank in
+he new sweet hope she seemed to give him.
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eff you want pay he shouted, "here Is
money, dollar an hCur to each man.
But not a face relaxed; no looked fearfully
from one to another, and then up at the
griuuing face Of the stranger, "only save
my MIL" The old man put up bis hand TO
his white hair in piteous gesture as he
glanced at the sheets Of fame and lurid
smoke that shut off the sky above his devoted
mill
"See the fire grows every second, we are
lost unless you go to work l win pay ten
cellars an hour.n
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TEn.s: Pss,ags Prspaid So 90.

vi. Lr6cgin, Nooen.Ger |, 1887.