davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Cre0on o. Waibin0ton.

Snssn Del al 9orbet tiltretter zig for 3ibeu iao mes
gen OpmGr,iOmbeb iou Montana, Oregon Og I8aibtnss
ton; DaOntand. icroi bet iaor isrit S9ttsn mso Ssns
Jpn til Qroouttion.n at able Wetausr; Crssou pau
gruno al line ~irustbare DaIitrs9, Os Baibinstou Esrs
ritorp paa Sruub al 1T miloe alimu, S,ops, &ul, Nis
neralier. os fin ptbuuoerliss Vrooutttou al 6rust oe be
~ioriieaise sorniOrter. Ten burtiss Bart al Spotaus
6aus. Der bar itsrre gorbtroit tno Wiinueapolis, Taco
ma peo puget SOunO. guoepuuttst icr Northern 9aeii
Sansn. mso 1900 SnObpsssre, Cattle. 30 RiIe Oerira.
en- %snsrsiit % t~riuslis Sp. bisis bar m9r,et bsnue Del
al EorSusitsu peo Stiutboustpitsr ION i~areslss iuobp:
bsnSs for BEN, Der isssr fig nps Sism.
gsb at itrius til 6bos. q. See, General Passenger
agent, Tortbrn 4adfe RaiIrOos, Ct. paut, Riuu.,
uti ban isnoe iauitrerse, pumpbIetu, Rarter Os esserr
Der ~iuosboloer parSiiulbe Splpsniussr ON 9anost, ou
sisnn.mfiares al benue itOrs Sans ira ct. pauG, ylins
~HsapOlis. DuIutb Os sibtauO iii P~Orilanb, Oregon, os
Tacoma % Seattle. 0aibiuston 1er. Teuue 9inie,
iorubsu at uars ben susits 3srubons til Spo'aus 6aas,
Tacoma os Ssaitle. naar osiaa irsm iii be %ui9tisite
Stseer | Wiuneicta os Dufoto, gaouiaua, Soabo. Cres
son os 0aibiustou; ben saur eienusm uiuouonlis
i%uutts sansita6tr oe bar uomGteos <ptieuosne og Cos
psuosns iOr RoIouiiier os sousisssrs. Elsie ssfpsms
m~sIisbsOsr finbss itts paa uossn nneeu euns. Der iGtssr
sisunsmsuasnss Silsitsr I'll uauHts Statsr Os IsrTis
torier. 80. 10.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Worth go crosse, wis.

Hprtb va crosse, 9Sts.
Set ier no, iom ON mango 50 grosie
WPno a9ter at llbuanore berira til StiIes
baosfpiten. Nariasen oertil er piitnof for
en- flor Gel ilaue 3iosr, osrn9It Wanaes
CnIte ON at iinoe ct mere miIbt os temperes
ret alimat, eno 8isconiin bar at bpoe.
Den 6te 5ebruar bannebes Ga crosse %
Sme9ns norite gmisrationsiorenins Sor,
eninsens 5prmaal er at ipse at oanne ct norlt
Settlement oeo Stilebapsfpiteu. Yi ifuloe
snlfe, at bette 5ormaal maatte frones meo
Selo, oa Der peo Sammenilutnins af 9ancss
m9no littert tunee opnaaes mango Soroele
baaoe meo Senipn til 8eiieu iou efter yin
tomiten berben.
timber ct al Jpreninsens Wsoer tom Sr.
s. Sobnion, reiienoe Nsent for Nortbern
Yaciiic Hailroao 60, tiliteoe.
Seq tror life at iise formeset, naar jes
Tiger at 4~anosm9no, lom oil reiie p%eitpper
for at isse eiter 2ano, fsrit os fremit bsr
benoenoe Jig til s. Sobnion, oa ban iiffert
bill sipe iaa paalioeIige SpIpsniuser ON 5urs
boloene iom nosen gnoen.
Spab bet 8irfelise ansaar, iua er bet iaa
piot mig befjenbt, sanife ltile; fprpprist er
Der iaa mango Sorter at ben norIt lutberlte
8irte repreienteret / Nortb So Grpsle, at DC,
iom life er alttor fororinssiuloe, oil iinoe
Noget, iom pasier for benz.
en- SeitlGnoing
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
glatf Co., Safota.

Slutl 0p., SulUIu.
Seo at saa ipu Mil lise i Ye1t tr9fier ies
paa Dor aipiste Spit srunelaste Yp yrabs
lep. Der bar en- liseiaa np @reu Of gbicasc,
Ntilipaufee & Ct. Yaul Baner. 9ens Snb=
bpsserantal fan jes bel enbnu anilaa til life
nleset ooer Nul, bog er Der opfsrt 3 Tarebuie
% lire notiaa anieelise Butifer. Zen her en-
blot omfattenne Smesu, bpiltet os buroe
bore oens fremtioise Sorretninssuoiist. vi
tBr baabe, at ben meo 5ioen bill ubpioe fla
til en-, ON life juit flor Ep. Tens Sme9n
beitaar al YrGrie meo llnotaselie Of at DER
ct Stpfte MOB OF b%efiuber Zig en- Sluifi9be,
Der lpnes at 9aa nu9enlunoe | yiorb ce Spo,
% bpor lan9t benne itrGfter fig bar ies ioas
men ingen Teoe paa. Wten en- Ting ueo leg
piit, at ben nGiten ~alleitefs inbeboloer mere
eaer miaore ipioie Sorbginirser, Der er init
belaste meo imaa % fore Stene, bpilte paa
aiitano suot fan lisnes meb en- Slot Sauer
eler 8ieoer. Smelem be itenbeluste 5ors
boinin9er folefcmmer Der altio 5otpebus,
ION tiloels paa ale Sioer | Sinter bar iaa
omsiune Of Sne, at Der life iaaes mere enb
Soppen al 9aset. Eaa ben lapsfte SIDE Of
Suiet bar Der oannet fig ct Sul paa Ifraas
neo, bpilfet fprte ino til Ealaoiet, buoriejeu'
mem Der af % til iaaes ct Wenneifebopeb at
itiffe pp. Wten bog oppiier ! isie Bluifer Sp.
Jumper, % afsiuer iaaleoes mere areatur.
foorins, emo Der finoes paa ct Stpffe al
iamine Stsrrelie paa oisie uoperlfuelise
ErGrier. De, iom fsrit anfom BERTH os fit
reoe Jig bet ilaoe 4anb, mac naturligpis,
bpao NssrlaHo ansaar, aniees for at babe
5ortrtnet bet bar be bel ielu os maattet ip'
mes, efteriom Yluiferne er label iilIioit, men,
oa Slaoerne er minore foripnet meb Sp, be
bDuer Yeboerne bernebe oerfor life at pese
5insre 40 ps, ON Ri eno er BluiioIf.
Ole 8. Ssns.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Spofane SSaus, @a5b. Serr.


Seq anfom her til Spoiane Sails ipaar os
tribes nomGrtet, men ie9 fanot bet life. iom
Soil ifrpcte Of; Der er fommet BERTH iaa
mango Solf, OF bet saar life on at iaa Nr.
beioe. 9anoet er iaa oaarlist, at bet life
ouer for Sarriing, ba bet life er Nnbet emo
Sten ps @rus cs Suruifop. &aibinston
TERRITORY bible pere soot NOT beriom Der
life fom ino iaa Manee; bet er albeles pps
fplbt, iaa ies uil life raaoe Nosen til at
fonlme bio fra Siten. Ser foiter alle 9ins
mere END %pitenfor, % 5plf iosoe til mig, oa
jog reiite, at jes life maatte ipiie for meset
5rust; bet er piit life farlist, t9nfer ies, for
her maa On betale 5 Gent for 2 imaa lure
9Gbler, % ba er bet pift life iarlist for, of
On ifal ipiie Zig foroarpet pca Srust. Nr
beibslpnnen er fra SLIGO til $500 ON 9asen;
Soaro $3.50 ON llsen. Ser ifal inoisres
Street Cars meb gleftricitet, iaa beune Bp
NOT bliper en- uomRrfet Bp meo 9ioen.
gn M Gbpnnent.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Shel0Du RnuSnu IN Iofntn

/, sbeloon, Raniom 60, 9afota.
o.4eFNss oistisite Rarinssfilbe Der er
s'a0I % Sreuturapl, bpilfen iioite ipnes
s4ne l'G beoit, oa Sueoeaplinsen iaa iepn.
'aar tell. Sertil tommer, at Yriierne
1--WE Nar er blepre iaa lape, at Sar
1ost euer lntet iaar for fit Grbeioe.
darmtns oil bereiter pore, bpab Der
ps osolt % Den, iom befaiter fig Der.
nv @''lIO beSre itilet enb De, iom iat.
%s ~60rbaabuiuser alene til Speoen.
~'"~O2lSnsen bar bioinotil Tile pqret iua
en- lint 8ise betales meo fra 3 CD til
,49's pr. use; bet er heller lite paulte,
:, 40 fig en- glaos.
sme herOmtrirs er for bet Mslte
:ss,, ]speOen betjenes Of Yoitor 8. 8.
siss 70" bar 3 Renisbeper. Sun er en-
s'rrsus 9isner.
.,'He Der bar orsaniierst en- sOrsniua,
In S;-, Oct er at arbeioe til Snotasi
On 2anbitrpser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
goselep, Ga Moure Co., 9afota.

So9elep, va Utolre 70, Sdtofa.
Ypen gbselep ligscr paa bet N9rnleite /
Centrum Of Gpuntpet; bel er ben enonu fun
aar7 gummel, men Dor ppret iia op meo en-
ube9ribelis Surtisbeo cs er nufortieen gnbe>
pynttet for to Sernbaner, nemlis Chicago,
Wilp. & ct. Yaul, ipm fommer isnbenfra,
% Nprtbern Eacific Brand fra So Woure.
Ser er soo Sorobuno Der, oa, naar BERTH
fpmmer, at Ri bar rent Sauo, uoen no9ens
iombelit Sili9tnina, iaa fan man lfipnne, at
Ilting nlaa ipire os bore. ga rent ltal bet
bore, iasoe NfbolosmGnoene ibsit, % bet
piite fig osiaa peo SptGGlinsen af Stem'
merne, at De mente, bpao be iasoe. Seq bill
baabe, at insen al benz ansrer paa, bpao be
aiorbe. apinoerne / gountpet, | bet Ninoite
en- Del af benz, bapbe NOT osiaa fin Inoel |
Reiultatet; be bapoe Msoer, bilfutereoe %
fatteoe 8~eiolutioner meb bet ~llofalo, at Der
blep uon9pnt en- eler to for bpert Talsoi'
fritt, os be fuloe bore tiliteoe pee @fitems
ninssn os arbeioe for Gfbclosiasen. Nanse
oil fanIfe ipnes, at bette par ct Snosreb
NGnoenes Hettisbeoer, | ale Sab oil gRon'
ltanoerne Of ben iaafalote SpinoesGmanet'
patton tGnte iaa, men buffer man iaa pan,
buo,manse tuiinpe Siem peo 9ruifenlfaben
er blepne foruanolet til rene Selueoer, oa bpr
man itfe unores paa, ON Suitru % gaooer
aiorbe, buab Der fob / benoes Yeast for at
aiuarae bette Cnbe, os itinebe Jig peo Ysans
pens Sioe for peb NIitemninsen at builfe |
hans Gre "Yrobibitiou". Spem mon Der
bpilteoe / Yepperiuenoenes Ore?
gnbel 9anb er enonu uoptaaet Der torre'
fte.: er Der fulot op Of Sernbanelano tilialss'
y. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
NperftSfem
ciOet | %0e0er6eimen.
Original Ropsue of .Susmanos Cutters 5orfanr 9. n. sois.
gogsn Ct trpft pan sbt yapir. imuft ~inobnnoen meo foraplot Iitel, %
idlses til ben biaiss Bris, as Gents.
Nu0h III

Rpbp9serHu iGmsria-Ie gltuos pa 5soemareu-geu mshorfaasos 9rIouene
-Gffseen-eH ulst 8aaoe-uouauornsen pun fomm1 etr-5enbes tauoe Raranr
iommsr ren-Soio bdnor fig 8rfefroeu o9 uofsoes az 9Reu9beom-Gt tummsrHgt
Samho-SoD fwfpinor; o9 quiet brRnoer-g Hr Ro Ruer Setdement-gu HrRti1
Gpsiosmmefe- On hWf ututtts Gufe-CrsauiatoH of 4Reu9bo, oe athr bpases-
asentr im 2auoeplase- On "Soridfe" meb to Rauue-g fnosuag gneuHefe- Rts.
Zig Sptttele os nhpsse- 5iopmennefi bhor after Reusfe -S,utsfeser- On guss
Sors os Sammer paa fin IRaubs grap-gu lamb Ben iRspen-gt lumf Doro-Guhu
areferes icm mstGnft-To Smanbsru iporsf foruunoue-JorhBr-gu forucrpG
1nssut- en- "stridrmu' Rb Rpr 5aieu-7s to 5maabsrns CpsoD banot Snot
Gnhu cs be Smaa far after fin ubeo-"5nrfarmeren" ton 5orbrpoer og
Sturt- ct rGdomt Ssnoassio- ct BanRsstos-Gn aluouHs gr4otsu-gtt gieuIuu-
Barre Os Barre atr SanOb-gu Suuoe GSf- BruoeohHs- 5orouna.
gbuss: y. Hnunoien, 3eouras. Soma
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

CT ct ~iittert og permanent MibOel mob
6oltc, 6ortiolslie,- Strubeloite % iaar
0alS. gn 80 Gents 6laife "Gbamber.
Iain's GOu9b &erneop" er pGrot nGiten
Iiseiaa me9et iOm en- Dollar 6luife al
no9et anoet 6oitemeOicin o9 uil gjore big
mere soot. Gets gi9c iom Meoicin mob
Spspomme / 9aIien % 9unserne iinOss
fife.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Q1S bette!

Nlbum %inbeboloenbe Bortr9tter af ale
8pnser | Yeroen os ale Breiioenter Of BE-
Torenebe Stater 10 Gents bper. Yficroieops
@atd Charm inbebolbenoe Saoerpor, be II
Bub ener Yortratter 10 Gents, 8 for 25 Cts.
anipe fra 10 til IS Gents. Yenne 10 Gents
pr. Boz. Blpant os Beunsifaft forenet 10
Gents. 9r9fipil IS Gents til SIS. Nlbuns
25 Gents I'll IS. Rubber Stamps til at trpffe
garbs, 6onpolutter oip. 80 Gents, Bogtrpf.
ierpresier $3.50 Nuiii for Biano os Srsler
for 10 Gents, Rufibanolere ~forlanaer 35
Gents for bet famine. Seno SrimRrfe for
% 16 Siber iluitreret 8atalo9 oper Supeler
en- Wtuiifinftrumenter. N9pn "2ecorabsRo
ten. Nbresie
Z. 2ead)man & Con,
19.14tf. Rinneapolis, Winu
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Siusborp, 9afota.

SiIsboro er ristiS en- pr9stis Bp, meo 4
elIer 5 gleuatprs, en- NBIe, buor Der males
$50 7pnoer Y2el / 3psnet, 8 9rocerp Sto,
reg, 2 9rus Stores, 4 Smebier, 5 Soteller.
en- rbrmaser, 2 S~fobutifer, 4 8irter os me.
get Nnoet. vi bauoe osiaa 4 Salooner, men
be bar iii al Grille maattet itiffe Yiben /
Gel. On Nfbolosmaub.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
aprreipOnOance.

=, scrreipcnbanier itrsrmer iaa
b. Ia, iuo MI for 5ioen, at pi bar fore
asnfpr. er ri nsbt til at sisre ueoras,
-,srs eQer tprtere, oeraf, bullet Sns
r,oo taae iloe op, Do bette er ben
',,,te rlopei, ri bar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Starbud, Eope Co., Rinn., er en- Iioen
triuelis S~orretninssbp; ben bar 4 GROCERY
Stores, 2 Sernuare' Sanplere. en- Sfoibop,
ct Sahelmaserperfteo, en- Slasterboo, ct
Drug Store, en- Smebie, en- SirGoberisms.
Chop og 2 Salooner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Win Suitru feb Ofte af Rbeuma.
tisme. ct. Safobs Die bar fulbifen.
big belbrebet benbe. = SObn Soaer,
$40 &.Street, Sacramento, Cal. iii
ialas / ale Npotbefer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
8ru0: ona

er ct itrenst moralit aliioist, iluitreret, me-
get interesiant Blao for nn9oommen. Git
termaalsannoncer, iaapel ira 9amer iom
Serrer, EN- Specialitet. 8tiittort, Connie
bsser, albums oiu. siues iom Bremium til
Nbonnenter. Seno % Gents for 8 Ntaane-
Der. 10 Gents for Yrspeuumer eaer %
Gents for ct Var. 5rimRrier ta9es.
Nbresie; Bruo 8ronan,
Dor 365, Winneapolis, Winu.
HRpn bette Blao. 33. 10.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
grnnlen. 2puliiana.

MaoIfe bet piIoe interesiere "Seeorab
Yoitenss 9Gisre OF faa bsre l'ot ira the
sunny south.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Storp gitp, Soma.

~ "
7ottpr 4aen os 8. 8 9-e,
q npt fiupe, be MATTE betale;
:, bar iolst BranOeptn liss fulot
~, fcr. men MI bar be fat fin 9fultt.
r,r,, bar "aamblet" os ip'aet "balu tolp",
~ 'or %etten De MATTE, bu bel! bpor be
ifolp;
a. zor,r,e bar fpttet til Stilebapss apiten,
;, andre mol narer ben iamme epiten.
s.,,. or auot, men 5ioerne Faue,
:; acuorael a%reaturerne nGften oil o1ue;
T,S EraFtten erlers er Tibet beperot,
;sa grbsSsfOlf fplsr fig meset betlemt.
,nru Gitp er fun en- Smaabp,
J, h,per iurtiener ben noset 8p;
sArut bar ri 3 C Sntifer,
sgn ialser suifs os %ganOpitiiisr.
!, aslpia Sanion % Salpor Den sanle,
/, arupiomt forisser fig iremao at famle;
~ oirlosr for Dem M at BRUCE lin Slio,
Ill AN'N
s,,s he: nu miiter De 5oltets Siaio.
u, ,cnrlutr ben rplise Wlatbre Yeoer,
n ,r lie oite, ban mpiiomt iusoer,
W. Altina tar ban meo Eo cs Was,
Ina ireuao saar bet 10 Dag for Sag.
Su Mr.. gupO, % ban Eorfel ben pn9re,
o. hrslr meb Spos, icm er meset tpnsre;
b. srur 5crretnins meo Sern % Staal,
IA bette De aisr upen minoIte Straal.
eoo lonmsr B%eraenier'n, ban taller laa isot,
EE,n uuarer, at ban iom en- ytorlfe ct ipbt;
ian buroe 10 pluftes iom andre Saner,
Eor han tGntte at blipe Nmeritaner.
Thrift Relion oerpppe, ban Susen iortr9oer,
han Srirr 5orretnin9 meo Sto % SlGoer;
!, hvs gu oil ie paa bans npe 9aser,
h. tal 9u not fiuoe foriflelise Eager.
b tommer Banten pg Mr. Span,
Esm He trpr fig ON iauouut aram;
h Cub % Splp, ban 10 belit pil ba',
4 bette iamler han nptiaa bra.
En bar ui Bano,up, en- norIf N%pptbeter,
krn iite iarer meb gale Strefer;
Fr Erpbibitions 9open ban bar Gtelpeft,
ERROR ban boloer fig Hefiaa fIGft.
10 ll5rmuSer Sbsp, jes q buooe CLIENT,
nj ban er bet ianoe poetilte 9lemt.
bit lRu9cre irsm Lar III Serser %
springer,
Fan Upuo og neoao fig npoeli9 ipin9er;
.Nr bar man Waorasier % Su89er meo
@jen8er,
ON npsiitc Soil iaa alminbeli9 trGn9er.
10 slptter ri ino bort paa Slaster Sioppen,
n iaur on aleo, iom sjpr sobt / &roppen,
N Saar man inc, baaoe ting % lin,
sitS at iaa al ct npllastet Soin.
NJ I'll er hun9ri9 % enifer Waoen,
10 'nu I'll ipriuge tpers ouer @aoen,
j0let SobnIon bar fort Sotel,
n ian Gu fploe Din Sus iaa Del.
"a bar ri en- R9fte mso TONNE Sus,
u aples plit man9eu en- fattis Wus,
@n naar Dem insen tilleie be9jere,
10 ian not gtuiene io9tens iaa p9re.
VII, ". u. 9enoelano,
M T 10 en- opstis Sorretninss sMano;
y StOer neo Youltrp meb 9G9 o9 Smpr,
R'8'n BIN FIG Jon ban bet slsr.
~ p9 fGrois. MI peo s glt;
I'M 9ua bet, ium er altior salt,
llaI les iioen Dig berior taffe,
@aI's ls9 oSiaa bar mer at inatte
''''TdAs YOiten" min 3ai les ltploer,
" st Gen Sen, Tom ie9 iteoie bploer,
9oIoe itte for 9lt unbpGre
%''lsnne, 9obe, Den tan mig lore.
" SFelt Os Yaenisbec, SIP os Strio
E'4a'' laa bar ies BERTH Ell 1io,
SauF 9lennem guften iorlfjeli9e Toner,
lpuar ON upeir, ON frle gpflpner.
y, Nrneion, 3raoaas.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
19.14tf.
Sil D0be Yerioner.

On Ranb, otr bar p9rst osp / 80 Gar, er
bleuen belbrebet sjsnnem ct iimpelt Yeiooel,
bpis Belfripelis ,enoes I'll enbper, iom snifer
bet.
Wan aoresierer: Nidolton,
1T Rac 3pusal Street Rsp gorf, u. y.
31.2
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-24
SPECIAL LAND EXCURSIONS.

On March 20, April 3 and "a, May and 90,
and June 5, 1888, the " Burlington Route"
c., B. & Q. R. R., will run Special Land Ex-
cursions from Chicago, Peoria, st. Louis and
all stations on its line, to points in Nebraska,
Kansas, Minnesota and Dakota, and to points
in Colorado east of and including Akron and
Sterling on the B. & M. R. R., and Sterling
on the U. p. R'y, at greatly reduced rates.
This will afford homes eekers, land buyers
and others an excellent opportu nifty for the
inspection of the fertile country of central
northwestern and southwestern Nebraska,
and northwestern Kan-as, reached by the
new extensions of the Burlington Il Missouri
River r. r. in Nebraska. Also, to visit the
rich agricultural districts of Dakota and
Minnesota reached by the Burlington Route.
A great reduction ia rates will also be made
to Texas, New Mexico, Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas
pond on March 20, April and "a, May 8
%, intsand June 5, 1888. Tickets good for
80 days to Nebraska Kansas, Colorado, Min
nesota and Dakota points; an, d to all other
States mentioned 60 days. LIBERAL stop over
privileges will be afforded assengers be-
yond terminal points of this line. For tick
cts, general or further information regard
ing the above, apply to any ticket agent of
its own or connecting lines or address, Paul
Morton, General Passenger and Tic ket Agt.
c., B. & Q. R. R., Chicago, Illinois.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-24

ask ye again to drown her, no matter
what happens, m guess there won't be
any call for you to try to drown yourself,
either. I've been thinking over things
since you've been sick, Ben, H. see 1
amt been taking the right way with you
I've talked it over with DR.. Boyd, too.
He's brought up six boys n be oughter
know how to manage 'em, n I'm goin'
to try his plan after this. I've got the
sense to see I've bsen on the wrong track,
m amt ashamed to say So"
Ben, though much surprised by this
confession was too weak to reply, except
by faint smile; but Miss Ticket did not
seem to desire anything more, and added
to his establishment by bending over him
and giving him hearty kiss.
DR.. Boyd's plan worked wonders with
poor little Ben. He actually grew to love
his stern aunt, and was 30 useful and
obedient that she was often heard to say
she didn't know what she would do with
out him.
Aud Ben, in his innocence, sscribed
his happiness entirely to Mouser, and
never failed to treat that venerable cat
with the greatest attention and respect.
Whether Mouser understood it or not L
can't say; but she certainly appreciated
it, and no doubt forgave Ben freely for
that uncomfortable hour he had caue ed
her to spend in the canvas bag.-Imde-
pendent
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-24
LIVING LUNCH-BASKETS.

OF course it is not at all surprising
that you should carry your lunch with
you when you are going to be away from
home all day, but think of an animal
doing such thingl
There is the camel, for instance.
Everybody knows that it carries it's drink
ing water with it; but it does more, it
carries its lunch, too. That hump on the
cancels back is not curvature of the
spine, as it may seem, but mass of fat.
That hump, in fact, is the camers lunch
basket.
When well-fed, healthy camel starts
out on q journey across the desert, ite
water pouch is full, and its hump is big.
When water fails, the camel has only to
draw on its reservoir, and, when food is
wanting, the hump is called upon.
Not that the camel helps itself to bites
of it's hump. That would be decidedly
uncomfortable way of getting meal,
and very likely the camel would rather
go hungry than do that. In some way
the hump is gradually absorbed, and for
long time after the camel has been IN
able to find anything to eat, it can get
along very comfortably on what its
hump supplies it with, by-and-by, of
course, the hump is used up, and then
the camel will stsrve as quickly as any
other animal.
A great deal more like genuine lunch
basket is the bag a pelican carries its
food in. The pelican is about as ungain-
ly and odd bird as can be found, and
yet it is very interesting one. 1t has
great webbed feet, short legs, big body,
huge wings, and an enormous head.
Its head is mostly bill, and on the
under part of the bill is fsbby bag
made of tough skin. That bag can
stretch and stretch until it can hold an
incredible quantity of fish, for it is in
that bag that the pelican puts the fish it
catches for it's food. When the bag is
full, the pelican rises heavily from the
sea, and with broad sweeps of its great
wings, flaps slowly to the shore, where it
alights and prepares to enjoy the meal it
has earned. One by one, the fish are
tossed into the air, and come down head
first into the wide-opened mouth of the
hungry bird.-Harper's Young People.
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BEN AND M0USER.
BY FLORENCE B. HALLOWELL.

81 must get rid of Mouser," said old
Miss Ticket, coming up from the cellar
one warm summer morning, with an
empty pitcher in her hand. "Last week
she broke that pane in the cellar window,
and now she has overturned the cream
I left on the cellar table last night. /
used to think I could trust her anywhere;
but there's no trustin' her now. Ben,
you'll have to drown her, and the sooner
you do it the better"
Ben, who was Miss Tickets grand
nephew, looked up from the book he was
reading with face SO white and fright
ened that it was well Miss Ticket did not
see 1T.
"Drown MouserP he said, looking at
the great gray cat lying on the cushion
OF the big wooden rocking chair. "Oh,
Aunt Tsbithsp'
"Yes; you can take her over to Moore's
pond this very morning, soon's we've
done breakfast. Seems hard, OF course
but it's got to be done. can't afford to
have her go on with her mischief, n the
sooner she's gone the better. There's
no tellin' what she'd be up to next"
"But you've had her so long," faltered
Ben. "Don't drown her."
Miss Ticket stopped short in the act
of taking the teapot from the stove, and
fixed her sharp blue eyes sternly on her
small nephew.
"What do you mean by trying to beg
her of" she asked in q severe tone. "You
ought to know there isn't any use talkin
when my minds made up. The cats got
to be drowned n you've got to drown
her; that's all there is of it. Now dom
say another word, but sit up and eat
your breakfast"
Ben "sat up" as desired, but he didn'
eat much breakfast. He kept looking
at Mouser sleeping peacefully in the ole
chair blissfully unconscious of the crue
fate to which her mistress had consign
ed her.
"You can get that old canvas bag on
of the woodshed, m piece Of that ole
clothes line a-hangin' up there" saiC
Miss Ticket as Ben rose from the table
"Be sure to put big stone in when yoI
get to the pond, n tie the bag tight.
don't want no foolishness. Once vel
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When Ben became conscious sgain of
existence he was lying on his own little
bed in the l. room, and there was table
beside him with some bottles on it and a
cup. He wondered why he was in bed
in the daytime, and thinking that per-
haps he was dreaming, put out his hand
to feel around him. 1t touched some
thing warm, furry and soft, and turning
over slowly, he saw old Mouser curled up
beside him on the patchwork quilt.
"Mouser," he said, and oh, how very
weak his voice sounded "sre you hereP 1
thought
He stopped, for some one, sitting in a
chair by the window, had risen and come
close to the bed.
"She's here n likely to stay" It was
his aunt's voice, but it sounded wonder
fully kind and gentle. 81 amt goin' to
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