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Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

poured into her ear. Taught to be lieve her husband false to her. sh ipromlsed to flee from him to one wh, vowed such devotion.
 "To-morrow night, Bessie, m, beautiful bird. your cage-door shal be opened and you shall be free You will come with me then?''
 "To-morrow! God pity me, Yes tomorrow l will be free ,'' she said yet darted back. with fierce look pale and trembling from the arm. that would have embraced her. and with bitter. moaning cry, sank. a> the door closed, to the floor repeat ing the words again and again "God pity-God help me.'
 A little while, and William would come Throwing herself down. she feigned sleep. Soon he came, bent over her and drew softly back, With guarded steps he sought the lounge. and lay down without disrobing. Soon she heard him breathing softly. and knew he slept.
 One long, last look, and then fare. we'll. She stopped. and strained her eyes to see by the dim light the features once all the world t0 her, and even then ''too dear,' she thought.
 A few things to gather up. and she was ready. With her hand on the door she turned for one more look drawing back in the shade as she saw him start up, and looking wildly around, call
 "BessleI Bessie, love- Where are you. Heavens. what fearful dream. Oh, there you are, Thank God, thought I had lost you,"
 She had dropped her hat and shawl, and stood before him with a look so intense and eager tSat it was almost i,eree, as she asked, in a thrilling voice:
 Would you have cared:"
 "Cared! Why what ails you. luvu-"
 "rell me, she cried.
 "More than to lose my own life, Bessie"
 "Saved-saved! Not lost mo, no-found ,-saved," she cried faintng in her husbands arms.
 Pity and help from the mercy seat had answered her cry,
 The foiled temptcr received a little note, saying: II am free now. from all doubts and misgivings, and blessed with my husbands perfect love, to whom my inmost heart has been re- vealed."
 She saw him no more. Yes, she told her husband all. And within his clasping arms she learned to know how truly and solely he loved her:
 In after days Bessie's lto was truly happy, and although she needed no further assurances of her husband's s love, he gave them to her.
 And once in after years when a young friend of William Upton, re- gently married, was telling him how lovely his young wife was, William said, in 2 manner aNd lone that made 2 deep impression:
 My wound friend, tell her so, Say to her what you have said to mo. Tell her often and you will give her balm to retain forever her beauty. There is no cosmetic like it. And, in the far distant future when time may have whitened her sunny hair, and dimmed the sunny brightness of her eye, the heart which you have kept still young, pure and happy, will illume the faded beauty of her face, which will still he to you the loveliest an earth. And then-why then, TELL HER so.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
believe.

Our birth is but sleep and forgetting The soul that rises with us-our lifr's star Hath had elsewhere its setting, And cometh from afaT, Not in entire iorgetfumess, And not in utter nakennesr, But trailing clouds of glory do we come From God, who is our home.
 - Wordsworth.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

There are times when Q feeling of lassitude will overcome the most TO. bust, when the system craves for pure blood to furnish the elements of health and strength. The best rem edy for purifying the blood is Dr. j.. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

If health and life are worth any thing, and you are feeling out of sorts and tired out, tone up your sys- tenn by taking J. II. McLean's Sar- saparilla
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

There is in effect no virtue prop erly so-called, without victory over ourselves; and that which costs noth- ing is worth nothing
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

Cheatham's Chill Tonic contains neither qunine. cinchonidin arsenic, strychnine or mercury, and does not produce buzzing. in ears or deafness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by J. 0. Howell.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

No need to take those big cathars tie pills: one of Dr. J. II. Mclean s Liver and Kidney Pellets is quite suf- tcient and more agreeable,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

III fares the land to hastcnng ills a prev Where wealth accumuiates and men decay, Princes and lords may flourish, or may hde,-- A breath can make them as a breath has made But a bold peasaniry, their eouhtrys pride, When once destroyed, can never be supplied.
 -f Goldsmith
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

Dizziness, nausea, drowsiness, dis tress after eating, can be cured and prevented by taking Dr. !. H. Me
 Leans Liver and Kidney Pellets Git tie pills),
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

The evening of age Is largely con- ditioned upon the nights of youth.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

It takes great intellect to keep up with all the follies and foibles of fashion, but it takes q greater nt1l- feet yet not to.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
AN ORIGINAL LOVE STORY.

He struggled 10 kiss her; she struggled the same . To prevent him, SO bold and undnunted: But as smitten by lightning he heard her cXclaim "Ayaunt, sir" And of he avaunted But when he returned with a will fendish laugh Showing clearly that he was atfrontcd Ana threatened by main force to carry her off,
 She cried "Dnn't" And the poor fellow donted When he meekly approached and got down on his
 feet,
 iraNing loud, a> before he had ranted, That she would forgive him and try to be sweet And said Cant you?" The dear girl rccantcd iheh softly he whispered "iI0w could you do so? certainly thought was jlted; but come thou with me, to the parson we'll go; Say, wilt thou my dear?" And she wicd. Then gnily he took her to see her new home cabin by no means enchanted; ''seei Here we'll live with no longing to roam" He said ''Shan't we, my dcar?" So they shantled
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

There is frequently more pleasure in giving Il thing than receiving it. This applies especially to medicine, advice and kicks.- Ex.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
? DOCTORS.

''The New York Horn . ing Journal" says: Mrs. P. c. Kellogg. 50 East seth street. lay for seven daysin convulslons. She employed the Lest nedi- cal still, but Ter case bafied their hest cnceav- ors. one physician after another was CT zscd end discharged. cEtu seven different Gostors had tried to cure or help hcr and f=,.ti. .3ao spcn; four V -ss at < Eealt. Lift. tGs hef ca,s re nained a rrotitl whicl could rot be .c,Ved Esi body was in l .e.-.. .C, snndft.Er
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
1 BOTTLE.

Her death vas locked for at any time. Every thing indorsed by tie lsa3ing phnrnacists vas tried, r-tii her esss wss given up as hopeicss. At last, reading of the wonderful cures credited to the use of tho cels- hrated St. Jacobs oil. she waa izdueod to try . bottle as | iass k1ps. She began to I'm prSvs from tho tirno tas nrs. application VAS m acc. | F tLo continued uso Q: ts.is Great Remedy, LIrs. Icilcrg has completely rg covered
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

In club with this paper, tupEh'S and llik PICAYUNE fur $aO0, which should be sent to the office of this paper,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07
Protection From Clothes Moths.

During the latter part of May or
early in juno Il vigorous campaign
should be entered upon. All carpets,
clothes. cloth-covercd furniture. furs,
and rugs should be thoroughly shaken
aud aired, and, if possible, exposed to
tho sunlight as long rs practicable. If
the house is badly infested or if any
particular article is supposed Ia be
badly infested, u free use of benzine,
in the name mentioned in my last
article. will be advisable. All floor
cracks and dark closets should be
sprayed with this substance. Too
much pains cannot be taken to destroy
every moth and every egg and every
newly Matched larva. for immunity for
the rest of the year depends largely
almost entirelv-upon the thorough
ness with Which the work of extermin-
alton is carried on at this time. Tho
bcnzine spray will kill the insect in
every stage, and it is one of The few
substances which will destroy the egg.
! would, however, repeat the caution
as to its inllammability. No light
should DO brought into a room in
which it has been used until after II
thorough airing and until the odor is
almost dissipated.
The proper packing away of furs
and winter clothing through the sum
mer is a serious matter. A great deal
of unnecessary expenditure in the way
of cedar chests and cedar wardrobes
and various compounds in the way of
powders has been urged by writers on
these pests. But experience fully
proves that after thorough treatment
in May or June. garments may be
safely put away for the rest OF tne sea-
son with no other protection than
wrapping them closely in stil paper.
An excellent plan is to buy for 4 small
sum from Il tailor n number of paste
board boxes in which they deliver
suas. and carefully fold and pack
away all clothes, cumming Il strip OF
wrapping paper around tho edge OF
the cover SO as to leave no crack.
| These boxes will last for Il lifetime
with careful use. O hers use for tive
same purpose ordinary paper flour
sacks or linen piilow-cases, which
answer well. The success of these
means depends entirely on the thor
ou9hncss of the preliminary work.
Camphor, tobacco, n~aphthaline aAa
other strong odorants are only partial
rcpellauts and without The precautions
urged are Of little avail.-GiOoA N0usc-
ECeIklJ.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07

The consumption OF peanuts is $780,
900 bushels q season, and the highest
production is but 700, 900 more. Al
these peanuts are raised in Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee, but the
Tennessee production is comparatively
small, During the peanut harvest the
people, the picaninnies. the dogs, pigs,
and nearly everything that cats gets fat
in the land of the peanut, Peanuts are
planted al cofn planting time; each
kernel produces a running vine like crab
grass, and each root develops about
twenty pods, When ripe the pillow is run
through the loamy soil on a dry day, Just
before frost. The nuts are dried and
shocked ur just like o 10 keep dry be
fore housing, When marketed they 80
to q cleaner, where they SIRE put through
steam power machines and polished,
after which they are graded according to
size and variety.
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4 10y Smiled.

The emperor of China is almost a chile
in years. His imperial mother, who has
managed for twenty five years the des
tiny Of that wonderful and indeed almost
gigantic empire, is only so years old now
and is g great boxer and feucer, almos,
as much. indeed, of an athlete as thu
famous Empress Elizabeth of Austria,
who has lost her reason since the shock.
ing death of her only son, the heir of the
throne of the Hapsburgs, the Crown
Prince Rudolph
The young emperor of China 10 yelled
from vulgar eyes by miles of palace wall
and vast expenses of varicolored silken
hangings. lie never was q boy and a..
ready labora under the grave response.
bl!itles Of mans estate. when mans IS
tate means the paternal csre OF q nation
many times more numerous than the peo.
pie of the United States. The young
emperor of China has never played tooi
ball or base hall, or cricket or hockey or
marbles He never even played truantl
Who knows what a splendid boy was
spoiled in the making of this ern perorl
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STORY
Four CockroAches Seek Refuge in n
Baby's Stomach, but Arc Elected.

6aDy SIOTlHCn, DuI AVc cteCIeUs
William Amos, proprietor of the st.
James hotel, on Hughson street, Hamii-
ton, Ont, went up to his dinner about
10 80 o'clock, the other ds., and Mrs.
Amos went down stairs to mind the bar
room. Meantime their little infant, five
weeks old, was left lying in the cradle in
an upper bed room. When Mrs. Amos
returned to the upstairs apartments she
heard the baby crying and at once took
it up in her arms. She noticed that he
was deadly pale and vas gasping for
breath. In a moment the frightened
mother saw q large cockroach in the
child's mouth, which she pulled out.
Two Others came up in a little while, and
the now thoroughly alarmed mother
rushed OFF TO consult DR.. Lafferty. That
gentleman never heard Of such a case
before. He said that the infant could
not stand strong medicine, but he gave
the mother a mild emetic to administer.
This bad the effect of bringing up an
other ~cockroach, bigger and uglier than
any of its predecessors. 1t was nearly
an inch long and was caught by Mrs.
Amos on the child's tongue. Every one
of the insects were alive.
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A Wise Man.

Arkansaw Traveller: Il neber did see
sicher town ez dis yere in my life," SAID
an old negro, standing on a street corner
in Chicago, rubbing one of his eyes.
What's the matter?" Il policeman
asked.
IVY, sab, standin' right yere jes'
now, sn' bir! suthin' got in my eye, an
is bout to put it out.
why don't you keep your eye SHUT
"Whut, in dis ycre white mans town;
Keep my eye shut yere? Err man kaip't
erford Ter shet one eye in dis tewn. Ell
you's got ten eyes you better keep en-
all open. come here one time an had
jeat money ernuf to pay my way home,
an shet one eye-jest sorter wunk it el
ljttle-an' blame eff didn't halter walk
home. Oh, no. sab. I amt gwinc she,
none o my eyes in dis yere white mans
town"
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Culinary Maxfms,

April Table Talk: Much taste, much
waste.
Fat hens lay few eggs.
Quick at meat, quick at work.
Handsome apples arc sometimes sour
The unbiddcn guest is ever a pest.
1t is a bad mouthful that chokes.
Noble housekeepers need no doors.
Fat pastures make fat venison.
Whose bread | eat, his song l sing.
Live on hope and die of hunger.
The biggest fields grow not the hes,
corn.
A short mass and a long dinner
Cheese and bread make the cheeks red.
Long fasting is no economy of food.
AS a man eats, SO he works.
While the pot boils, friendship blooms.
Poverty and hunger have many learned
disciples.
Unlald eggs arc a long time becoming
chickens.
A guest and fish spoil with three days
keeping.
OF what use is it that the COW gives
plenty Of milk if che kick over the pail,
He who 10 oyer-nice is he who misses
many a slice.
Good wine debilitates the purse, and
al the stomach.
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1t astonishcd the Nuns.

Tue new statue Of the Virgin IN the
chapel Of The convent of the Sacred Hart,
at st. Louis, has provoked considerable
criticism, even from the inmates Of the
convent 1t is described IS being the
figure Of a young girl IN the bloom of
youth, and when it arrived the nuns
We're more than as'oDished. but they were
assured shat It was done ia Rome under
the quparyision OF n Of the highest
authorities of the church, tide desire be-
ing 10 have the Virgin considered in her
youth rs wei as in her maturity. TIE
statue stands Z feet : inches high. and
was carved from q slnglt block Of Car
rara marble.
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New York Times: There lives OF
Murray Hi!l Il little girl whose four years
OF life within The materiaiistic influence
Of New York have not deprived her OF
belief in Santa Claus or of the efficacy OF
prayer. So when the former gave her q
big French doll with round blue eyes
and a smile rs seraphic as the Partisan
boulevarders kHow ii, she was appropri
ately grateful aud began her missionary
Efforts 10 teach tie newcomer the Ameri.
can custom Of nightly prayers. She was
assisted in this by the doll, which, in re,
sponso 10 The pulling of u string would
say 'MGmnla" and Papa. A few
nights ago Inc Iiiila r~eligieuso'a mothc,
found hef kneeling bsei4c her crib, with
Dolly in a correspond ag position. Tht
little gjIl wss heard yirg:
Now, Dolly, say af;er mamma, like a
dond little girl.
Then she began: God bless" Al
this point q jerk would be given to the
maternal string and Dolly would con
tinuc, Mamma. Then the prayer cen.
tinged: God bless" Here the pa.
'eraal string would receive q pull and
Dolly said Papa" T%haI.upon the lit,
Ne n caught her p'aythins up in hel
arms. r%omgrking:
'Datsa dood little GIL. Florric will
save her from those bad Frcnchmcn."
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Ell Paso, Tex Tribune, May 9: A Tribune
man, hearing that g gentleman In the city by
the name OF j.. A. Ripley had drawn S.. 900 at
thclestl.ou'siana State Lottery drawing, called
on him this morning, and found him at his
instrument in the dlspatcher's Office In the
Southern Pacific depot. He was just doing
some telegrsphiag, and when he had finished
it the reporter accosted him with a good
morning" and asked j! he were MIR. Ripley,
ard the gentleman replied in the affirmative.
81 hear" said the IL porter, that YOU drew
5000 in the last drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery. Is that soto
"Yes, sir, I did, and | have deposited it in
bank" said Mr.. Rtppey.
"Whatdo yon intend deing with itt" tho
reporter qucried.
81 am going To invest 1t in real estate. Yes,
sir, l was paid every dollar of the money and
invested in some more tickets. [ have beaI
buying tickets fer some time and the last
tine | bought | was rewarded,'' said the gen
tleman.
Mr.. Rippcy is night dispatcher in the
southern Pacific oGice and DID not scom to 1T
affected In the least at his good lucS.
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Health is WoaIill !!

DR. f.. g. NESTS NERVE Asp TRAssYRHAr-
MESr, u glihralte specitto for iIyssssia, Giz-
linrss, Gown ph FITS. Nervous No~ralgio,
use of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefuirfass. Mental
n prossion SoftcIing OF the Brain resulting
III lpeaG!ty and leading to misery. tkSny and
death, Premature Old Age, Rarceanxs, Loss
OF Power, III either sex, Involuntary 1ossGs
9ni Spermatofrhra caused by ovsv-escrtioa
pGthc train, scitabuse or ovtr-tsx~sgcslce.
ifnata box contains one months tTeGtmpnt.
IL UD a tov, or six boxes for $500, sep+ Ery mail
prepaid on receipt Of price.
WI GUARANTEE SIX BONES
20 cureany case. With each order received
by rs for six boxes, accompanied With So. 90,
we viii send tho purchaser our wrtsspn guar
snruo 10 refund tho money if the tTeatlnonA
does hot effect Il cure. Guarantees isS+srd only
~ =. "a. I7G0ssE1, sole Agent, Moore's
Pharmacy. corner Fourth and Pierce strcets,
SOAK city, Iowa.
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lTo DO Coat,nued.]
House Cleaning Season.

First Tramp-Have you had any Wet
uals today, Sammy Second Tramp
Not a victual. Have you?" mo.
lang the housekeeping season. III
starve before it is oycr. You can't strike
o place where they don. want YOU tc
work like q hirsd man before they'll e1ye
you 4 laouihtul IL eat"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07
Honesty in the Cigar Trad

smoke-Haye you any good cigas2
Honest Deaier-Hey?
Have you any good cigars?'
"Huh?"
~ want a cigar"
eyes, sir; yes, sir. What price, five
EN- or fitecn2o
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Two ofa Kind:

"Ah, Miss Stillmayd, l declare. you're
looking as well to day as you did twenty
years ago"
"And you, Mr.. Yetheau, sre looking
far better. Your wig improves ycur sp.
pesrsnce wonderfully"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07

A Portland. Ore, man refused Il China
man 10 cents, due for washing. The Nor
goiian closed the door and gave his dciin
qucut customer a severe drubbiug, Il In XII
rain. When the police arliyet! all The salts
faction they gave the white man WAS TO ai
wise h:m to pay his wash bills hereafter. Ht
will probab,t do SO.
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II.

The Old praserb states that the course
OF true love never runs smooth. Ours
ran smoothly enough. The Doctor
laughed when Mark told him If our en-
~gagenieht. My mother Vas delighted;
size had liked Mark from the FIRST. The
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07
whiting in Yankee Negotiations.

An eastern Maine paper estimates
that before n full Grand Bank crew is
shipped in q coast village a whole dry
goods box is whittiel up in the course
of the negotiations in thevi1age store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07

usually surmounts the top OF the cap of q
mandarin OF high rank, the Chinese minister
at Washington wears II magnificent opal as
large as a pullet's egg, surrounded by a circle
of two carat disinonds.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07
The Tnus1 Srs.nn

Burlington Free Press: II ID impoesi-
BILE 10 incorporate the soundest business
principles into love. Affection alwags
has to be taken OF trust.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07

Byron Hall, OF Fort Valley, Ga, recently
proposed to his girl, ana was in a state Of
great mental excl emcnt for some time
thereafter because she referred him to Ruth
l.. 1917, for his answer. He hurried from
her presence, borrowed a Bible, and looked
I'D the raseaws.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07

Dobbins' Electric Soap has been made for
"a years. Each years. sales have increased.
In lssS sales were 2,O47 ,62O boxes. Superior
quality, ard ahsolute uniformity and purity,
made this possible. Do you use 1t! Try it,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-07

When Baby was sick, 70 gave her castoris,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castor;s,
When shc became Miss, she chung to Castoris,
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GA superior house porlor maid who can
teach elementary music and "a plain cook
under % who knows shorthand" were adj
Dauer,
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Pat Feeney. ii popular Irish comedian,
who not long ago gave $4,000 to the duchess
of Marlhorough's fnud for the relief of
misery In ireland, IS now so reduced in cir
cunstauras owing to Illness that he is dc
pending upon the proceeds Of a benefit at
Dublin TO feep hiul from starvation.
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rEMTG Send In. for i sample of our Now R,,h.
SGsS ! - her Article. 2 for 2Sr. Snnt snsr,,,,iy
sealed. h, OLIVER & CO., iGs Iinseln Ave., chioage, hi.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-16

The Survivors " aiting for IA Steamer

The Survivors " aiting for n Steamer
to rake Them to san Francisco.
ARA, SAMOA, April 27.-Nesriy all the
SURVIVORS Of the German war ships have
gone 10 Sydney, and the GOO American
sailors who composed the crews OF the
Trenton aud Yandalia have been waiting
for steamer to be sent to Apia TO take
them 10 San Francisco.
The officers and men OF the Vandalia
are III more dsAtitute condition than
those OF any other vessel. They lost
everything when the ship went down. and
were provided with clothing aud other
nsressaries from the stores saved from
the Trenton and Nipsic, and also from
such articles as could be purchased
ashore.
The condition Of the Trenton and Van
dalia has not changed much during the
last month. Bath vessels are complete
wrecks. The hull OF the Trenton IL
several feet above the water, and her
masts and rigging are still standing, but
she is hard and fast on the bottom with
her stern resting against the reef.
Tho Nandalia is entirely under water,
with the exception Of her foreoastle and
o few iset of rail around the poop deck.
The German cruiser Adler is still upon
her beam end on the roof, with ON i'm
mense hole torn in her bottom. The
Eber lies at the bottom OF the bay, with
few loose sparS floating IN tho anstana