davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17

An Anglo-1ndian lady boosted that hes
Chinese cook was much cleaner ...n ;sr
neighbor's Indian chief. They visited tho
respective kitchens. Tho Indians pots and
pans and utensils Of all kinds were filthy.
The Chinaman's vessels shone like mirrors,
and Chang himself was sitting on his box
washing himself In the soup tpreeE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17

Hat same light while
we sat at supper in
the house. there came
q knock Upon the
door. 1t was opened,
and q woman passed
In, wrapped from
head to foot in q large
dark lep.0s or cloak
in such fashion that
her face could not be
clearly seen.
MY uncle rose. and
A.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17
CHAPTER 4.

OF THE COMING or HARMAcHYs TO TIM PAL
ACE: HOW m DREW PACLUs THROUGH THE
GATES; CLEOPATRA SLEEPING; AND THE
MAGIC WHICH HARNACHIs SHOWED INTO
HEN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17
CLEOPATRA.
Being IN Account of the Fall and
Vengeance Of Harmachis, the
Royal Egyptian,
AS SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.
By II. RIDER HAcGARD,

Author OF King Solonnori's Mines"
.Shc,"" Allan Quatcrnaain,"
Etc., Etc., Etc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17

hHUS IL came to pass
that on the next day
I arrayed myself
after the fashion OF q
Z magician or astrol-
oyer, in . long and
flowing robe. ! placed
IN my he id q cap,
J bout W h ich were
broidered images Of the
stars, and in my belt a
scribe's palette and o
l of papyrus written
r with mystic spells
q. In my han / I held
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17
TX

Illustrated hy NICHoLL. after CATION WOOD
VILE and oREHFENHA0El2.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17

or THE COMING OF CHAaNIos. AND or TIKI
WRATH OF sEPA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17

Jcrkcd his thumb toward mc-s'a magician
OF the most pestilent-um, l crave his par
don, OF the very best sort, for he hath but
just now, only by placing his eyes close to
tho nose Of the worthy Captain Paulus,
dragged him, the said Paulus, through tho
gates that Paulus swore the magician
should not pass. BY the same token, Lady,
the magician says he has business with you
which gricves me for your sake
Chsrmion turned and looked ut me care
lessly. LAY, remember she said; land
SO he hath-at least tho Queen would see
his tricks; but If he can do none better
than cause sot''-here she cast glance Of
scoru at the wondering Paulus follow
his nose through the gates he guards, he
had better 60 whence he came. Follow me,
Sir Magician; and for thee, Brennus, say
keep thy ri0tous crew more quiet. For thee,
most honorable Paulus, get thee sober, and
next time am asked for at the gates give
him who asks hearing" Aud with u
qucenly nod of her small head she turned
and led the way, followed ut distance by
myself and the armed slave.
Wo passed up the marble walk which
runs through the garden grounds, and is
set OH either side with marble statues, for
the most part OF heather Gods and God
desses, whcrewith these Lagidn were not
ashamed to deiile their royal d Hellings. At
length we came to q portico with futed col.
umns very beautiful to sec, but of Grecian
style of art, where we found more guards,
who made way for the Lady Charmion.
Crossing tho portico, we reached an outer
marble hall wherein d fountain softly
FLASHED. and thence by low doorway Q
second chamber, known as the Alabaster
Hall, most beautiful to see. Its roof was
upheld by light columns of black marble,
but all its walls were paneled with ala.
bastec, whercon were craven Grccian le-
gends. Its floor was of rich and many -hued
mosaic that told tho tale Of the passion Of
Psyche for the drecian God of Love. and
about it were set chairs Of ivory and gold
At the doorway Of this chamber Charmion
babe the armed slave stay, 80 that we
passed IN alone, for tho place was empty
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CnArrANooGA, Tenn, Feb. 9.--The
Murphy Railroad Company, which hold
charters in Tennessee and North Carolina,
held meeting today aud agreed to organ
izc under both charters. T. Watinns was
elected pres dent, II. L. Cotton vicc-prcsi-
dent and W. G.. McAdoc secretary and
treasurer. These officers will serve until
February ~, when general stockholders
meeting will be held 20 organize Tor the
coming year. The name OF the road was
changed to the Chattanooga, Cleveland q
Murphy Railroad. 4 line from Chat
tanooga TO Murphy, y. c., is 10 be built
al once
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Lady ON the Crossings.

10 the Editor OF The Appeal
sir-lt may besuPposed 10y some that the
pavement question is an exhausted theme,
but every rainy day recall it with vivid in
terest to :he minds of pedestrians, cspe.
cially ladies, and circumstances compel
many OF them to be out on the streets in
foul rs well rs fair weather. The crossings
oil main thoroughiares should be repaired
and put in such condition that q lady can
get over the cutters without having TO
run and jump" like II school boy,
or wade through a rushing stream. The
above acrobauc feat may be interesting to
casual observers but is not much fun lor
the performer. The streets OF this place
are simply disgusting during and after a
rain. In TACT their general condition is a
reflection upon the dignity and progrcs.
siveness OF u city whose wealth, CONNER
cial importance and social position have
attained the eminence that Memphis has
acquired. LADY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Harrison, Miss, February 5, 1859.
Points tor Ralironds 10 Answer

To the Editor ol ihc Appeal
Sir-lour suggestions in areccnt issue in
regard TO railroads seem good IN the main
but are YOU not little inconsistent ia
praising the interstate law and yet indus
fault with the same when applied within
the States? You know the interstate law
does not propose to consider long and short
hauls within a State, and II the Chcsi-
pcake a Ohio wants to charge Dycrbuig.
ians - cents from Reeves hers, II cu
charge Mcmphiaus what 1t pclscs 'ior
goods from Reeves TO Memphis. You arr
correct in noting that prc cnt laws should
be enforced. Here the interstate law has
been dead letter, rates from New York
TO Dycrsburg having risen from 100 under
no law TO l3l under the law. Yet Coving-
ton gets her freight hauled ON the same
road from New York boy here cheaper, !
understand, than We do, anl ~ do all
towns on this road. whose loail rates from
Memphis with the through rate 10 Mem
phis 10 not aggregate more than. 49,
This in regard % the thcs ipcakc 4 Ohio
road.
Then again DO you not think II would
/ be q good law that would require all rail-
roads running In the State Ia have, 30 lar
M this State Is concerned, waitingtoups
| on the same side OF the tracks NJ the plat
| form, ~ that IN the dead ~ winter one
| would not after waiting 10y the fire ioi the
\ train hdyc ~ run across the tracks just m
front OF the engine 10 board the irainY
| For myself | iccl NO decided cNubcmncc
in accomplishing that fest and running
the risk OF having my life suddenly ended.
| Again is Il not most, or would u not he
a most wholesome law, that would allow
q plaintiff, IN recovering by law damage
for stock killed by railroads. to recover
! with them an amount sufficient to pay his
fee 10 his lawyer? II not, what ~ ihc
practical use OF tie Law allowing man the
privilege oi suing2 II successful Ice get.
but little after paying his lawyer, and
that lac can get from tie railroads without
going 10 law. viz Halt the value Oi tht
animal Or animals Killed. Being q cOfpOr
alton suuc.s IL holds out the threat e
carry every cas- 10 the supreme tunrl
that is not compromised without Law,
Hence It has forced heretofore just claim
ants To compromise nj bali
Aud yet again, would II not bc 10 th,
interest oi the public welfare 10 make al
railroads liable lof lawyer fees IN ease o
oycrchargcs on freight, negligent detention
Of same, etc? insinrss men know th,
ANNOYANCE caused 10y dealing with rail
roads and, because W. cannot do Nithou
them any more than they can DO withou
~, IL bchooycs the public 90 mako th
most plain and particular laws governing
their relations " the public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

more to part" Then our glorious friends
say: Come out with us and see heaven"
And, some OF them bounding ahead OF us
and some oil them skipping beside us, we
start down the ivory stairway. And we
meet, coming up, one OF the kings of an
cient Israel, somewhat small of stature,
but having countenance radiant with a
thousand victories. And as all are making
obeisance to this great one of heaven cry
out, who is he?" and the answer comes:
This is the greatest OF all the kings OF
Israel. 1t is David, who after he had
served his generation by the will OF God,
Tell on sleep"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 0.-The Coun-
~ Grand Jury this afternoon returned
twelve indictments, two OF which are With
held from the public. That one indict-
mcnt was returned against John T.. Suli-
van Tor forgery and ENLIGHTENMENT there
il ample ground on which to rest a belief,
and this received something IT a contrma-
ton when sheriff King entered into a Sc
crct conversation with Detective r. II.
Hobbs. There Is equally rs much reason
10 believe that Moore was also indicted for
forgery, a. the Grand Jury has had a great
deal Of evidence upon that subject sub.
mitted 10 IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Iowa Liquor.Deaiers D!,.urbed.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Feb. "a dispatch from
Davenport, Ia, says Tho decision of the
State Supreme Court in the Original
Package case does not seriously alarm the
liquor interests The case will be appealed
TO the United States Supreme Court A
prominent dealer says the prohibilory law
aud the State courts agree that the sale OF
liquor is Illegal aud the stuff nuisance.
At the same time the United
States Supreme Court declares that
whisky, wine and beer are property 1t
Gays that they may be imported into the
State, accepted and delivered blythe carry
ing corporations and delivered to ones
house withou, restraint. As long rs the
goods remain in the original packages,
whether sold or not, they are considered
as property and protected. The Wholesale
liquor dealers want 10 know Just when
property becomes a nuisance, holding that
property docs moi deserve the name ii 1t
cannot be- sold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

To the Editor oi The Appeal.
Sir-lnclosc you the following clipping
from the jackson, Miss, CiUjon.LdyG
Tn MEMPHIS AprEiL is a great news
paper. 1t renominalcd Senator Harris, OF
tennessee, Tor another term. -- GrcJauOoi
LIGYyrst.
Yes. it seems TO have rcnominntcd Sen
ator Harris as it did GOV. Tay,or-Oy
opposing him. It is now dcyoting much
OF its space To officers ol Mississippi, but is
doing them no harm, as it has no in
lluence in this State, and, TO judge by re-
suits, precious little at home. { Or,oE-
Lodgr.
DO Ibis not knowing whether YOU OK
change with It or wheeler you have seen
IL. do this ior the admiration / have
for the odd Reliable not to cugcndtr
strife. ! suggest one reason the Z. L..
does not love fuE APPEAL IL because OF
It's opposition 10 the Lowry ring, OF which
the {. l.. is chief supporter, Uni might
say general. know whereof / sp,uk
when / say that Tar ArrEAL has great
deal more influence IN this state Than
the G. H., and llut You have ten suD.
scribers 10 It's one. Sincerely yours,
u. W. PATTERSON.
II.vrt.,,, NJ. E...tu.,F : I..u
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The SmIthson Case.

To the Editor of The Appeal:
sir-Mr j. r. Lambert, a promne n
citizen OF Lake County, writes us in bus.
mess letter from Tiptonville, February :,
in regard to the recent reported lynching
in that county, as follows "Not word
of truth in report OF lynching Of those
parties. saw an article in Nashville
paper from its Memphis correspondent,
which was wrong from beginning to end.
One Mrs. Smithson was fouly murdered
In this county on Christmas Day. Her
own son, his wife, his lathcrin- MIR.
Atchison, and his son, were suspected of
completely in the outrage. They were all
arrested and tried before a Magistrates
Court. Young Smithson and Old Man
Atchison We're held over by that court till
Circuit Court should convene. The o,her
parties We're dismissed" .ss.s...
Memphis, Feb. I, 1889.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

New YORK, Feb. 9.--Minister Phelps
received reporter at the Buckingham
Hotel this evening. He begged to be OK.
cused from speaking about the Sackvile-
West and the Samoan jmbroglio, or OF
expressing any opinion OF the English
post. lie said he had been courteously
treated in all his official transactions with
England and appreciated the hospitality
rendered him.
What is your opinion ON the Parnoll.
Times Commission
Mr. Phelps drew long breath and
said: II had intended TO listen to the
proceedings OF the case, but | was too busy
at the time the inquiry began. In my
mind, there is not near as much interest
manifested in the case abroad us there is
here. In fact, it is not much talked OF
there"
"What will be the outcome in the mat.
ter?''
1.-THE general opinion prevailing is that
the court will be led by the evidence"
I'm \ .,,,..,.,.. 4 IT,. .g.l..a a al
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

NEw Yong, Feb. g.-ln the suit Of Col.
W. W. Dudley against the Eraing Pod,
In the matter Of the "blocks Of i've let
ters, Judge OBrion, IN the Supreme
Court, today signed m order for the oN-
animation aud cruss-cxamination OF Col.
Dudley by commission before the de.
PENDANTS put Ia their answer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

The Millinery business Of the late Mrs
Il. Schumann.. has not been sold or closed
out, but will be continued by the under
signed under the same firm name at the
old stand, 1872 Main street, and It will be
my aim 10 maintain the reputation Tor
style, quality and reasonable prices we
have enjoyed for the past ten years.
FRED SCnuMANN,
$50 Main street, opposite McnkcnA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Tnc con,cderntr soId,cr.. IIome.

NEW YoRK, Feb. "a meeting Of old
soldiers OF both the Confederate and Union
armies was held tonight ut the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, for the purpose OF devising
the best method by which 10 raise funds
for the permanent establishment OF Con-
icderate soldiers home at Austin, Texas.
Speeches were made by Mai. Stewart, OF
Texas, and Others. 4 committee was app
pointed To push the project. II WIS an.
nuunced that Chauncry VI. Dcpcw had
consented 10 act as Treasurer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
II SON
NOTICE.

rs us'rr II the owner ~ uL.gH '1Yt6cu Thor.
FHui arfun huudud Hud nipHUH HiBra ui H'fak,
nnd alsp hk uriof ~ TIE President and putinfy.
d general meeting ~ thr q fthuIdrfs ul 90" Mis-
tlts.UfI a Tennessee luIfUEl Comp 90. o. NrfrHY
called tn meet ln tuuuuH. o. W Nlaslssl VI On
iKsi 90 Nppn o. the Chamberlain liuHsr. 90 con.
slider mud utt uIuu tunfuilr ION uf Ifrf'f ~ tho
" HsisalpuI q 1tUurNUu lH'lrHIi company Wei ~
into taeth cnru ~ Louis q Nee uflua NJ halrH1
Comp uV. u NOR gHHs Hu HI The UrH-f.H ani
franchises. ttr ui what BE- uHN Hr Mississippi q
I,uutssiar iailrul tpWIaIfs pei" rINE not fNs
re,si .Hr sE'HuUu IT tuHIa Hui lrisH 81 sr %
tHUrtFsru prsmis afurt.II .H fur Illinois central
tsIifs4l Company uud tH#i UIHu o. ritter ln.
rIIrr thUrrfu uT That mas Nr u.uYuH.Hl uf Hsr -
utsIu Dos either If lHil fUHfHuIr. Boo 'hp making
tiir Mississippi a Iruur al" In.HHi pvt u
What b. kuINu ~ tap Illinois lualI ~ trW ~
Railroads d ll. n ANUNAhI President
10 ttwu Asa't NrrrrfITI
January ~ 49,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
NICHOLAS.
Dissolution Notice !

IIAyiss rY yigTrF NJ 4 utCEtr ~ IilE
! iN.nHH HUT boo thr rIsr ~ lIau Ns u %
AuduU. 4 ri. tH.h hT Wtf.uaudllr unl Fui
WlII boz t.H 10 .fTa Hu..Urs ul e. " hhHu 90. W
b. 10 NHifUHa amt u o. WARNS. and wY ruuuec
tIHH with .I| HHa.uIHs having HllIEu hUr ttisfli
all fHfsHus Indebted toe. D. NtHu q tht by note
Uf % .Huuut Hu. earnestly rluDsioi 81 either uiine
ir tff..utf r.Hit o. mr promptly ID thg old stand
aH Wu.U .Uf.rt
a ,uHuI uur aith thr ubuyc may save trouble
PRANK 1 HYNN. txccutot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

geurraI Wbrttrfuu Nelson says My experience
IA no English nfmY a. well d. lu Amrfiri. con
Inras me uint nothing 80 thnruurhy pufnu thc
blOud ~ Hdds w health. Niruf sui lliu o. Arhvls
Iuuii.b WWI Lliapf" 1hla rfytt iirucily b. odd
under Positive gusfanic, by u. }. llristCf drug
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

DoN'T fail 10 attend the Grand Mas
Querade BALL nj tho Natatorium Thursday
night, February ~. Admission 81. Ladies
free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Ah,Irr Go NoIher..

Mrs winsiovs soothing syrup should alwsys ie
us9d tof ehildpn ieothiuF II sooihos the child
s1itsns iho gums. allnis vi pain cufcs wind opic.
and l. the let remedy for ~ Irfhrh - d bottle
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

Prom the New YORK Weekly.
Wiie-What a happy looking couple
those two arel wonder how long ihey'y
been married.
Husband oh, guess they're only en-
gagged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
TnE Louisiana Lottery ticket Office will
remain open tonight until o'clock.

TuE well known strengthening properties
Of iron. combined with other TONES aud a
most perfect ncryiuc are found IN Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves aud
body. aud improve the blood aud COM
ute Niou
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

Prom Puck
Rcd.Eycd Dick-lIold on, Bill, my gun
amt loaded.
Callcd.OG Bill--Yer don't know how
yer scarf me Dick; mine amt nulhcr.
They drink
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

OFFICES furnished with towel rack comb,
brush aud clean towel every morning for
20 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

Tug Louisiana Lottery ticket office will
remain open tonight until o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

The Louisiana Lottery ticket Office will
remain open tonight until o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Trust Sale.

Under 7aA ~ virtue ui two dr.ds of trust 90
futaI iY Npisnn Mckee o. Wp #s trustee. tliH nuo
dated MHuh q isib 90 Nr.ufr IIU payment 90 the
tutr NJ ruH huudri dollar, vHI.h trust uHs duly
rcuficd in the Register uIl.f % H'iht '"uuNl
Trnn iu Ilu,k Iil ptrs HIs auI ihD Other dItsi
utfrmlHf ~. 100. a. trrufH Do utWfui ~ ono
hundred and ninety dnIar. HHI duIy rfufd.l iu
said REGISTERS unor in luul W. igrg = anil ~
whirh tfustr fcicrrn,c i h,r,l.sdr o. J. J. Weller
trustee loo faid trusts, Will
on Monday. the 21th Dny 81 F'hruHfi, 40.
fsiI nj public 0uirry. ~ iht highest uddrf ~
fush nt tie fuuthwust rufutfH' Vain Hud Nhdialn
stfHrts Ice the Taxing Ulsirr OF slld fuuuiii ~ "
o'clock m. the following iafH ui laul liiug in
sslI ,uuuty buInr lot il IuI los .l ga The plat ~
the town ~ ION trrt,fInf HrI ne ..iur lot nl
conveyed by Dru. N. GWelf ZOO siid ". Nee nul
Mckee having made drfauIf|I IHIih tfusts. sUll
A. trustee. hat hslisso The ii.H iu Ig rlHi
I,t.fuafv > isW WIHLIE. trustee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
A IIappy soupIe.

$50 Main street, opposite Nc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

vantage Of yeu- Il il the tapestry
which i worth one ssventy-6vs in
stead Of the moquettes. HERE'S the
pattern that suits me, and want
sishteen yards. Make the bill 1t
fourteen shilIinga . gard"
VERY WE'LL" replied the puzzled
clerk. and tbs carpet was laid and
paid for on that basis. and it is down
to last until worn out. I've had hall
dozen lady friends drop in and in-
cideptally inquire why we got such .
cheap. shabby carpet. bnt they are no
sooner gone than up bobs Mr.. Bowssr
and says:
There goes another numbskullI !
81 ni0ksy fnpnJ kor Yon peapau
have let carpet men imposs upon you
for the last dozen yearsi Ifthsy'd
tell you that red was black ! suppose
yoa'd believe ii l"-Detroit Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
blaeking box. then Jon can talk.
/ am sick Of livinr.a

blaeking box. then you can talk. o,
! am sick Of living"
Don't ron have tcoubls as country
hotels in fnding bsds that viii hold
herS" We asked. Wishing to get him
OF of the subject Of his vifs's corus.
I'VE used to. but nov she alwavs
sleeEs. on the floor. ! suppose shs
has broken down more beds than any.
body. We have had to get help over
twenty times at midnight. to help her
ont from among the bed slats and
springs. At Erst che would BE- nerv-
ous when bed fell down. but after
awhile she would sleep along. and in
fact, abe eot 20 che couldn't 90 TO slssp
I'LL ths bed fsll down. We wonld
take the bsdstsad apart and Get il out
in the hall and let her sleep on the
mattress on the foor."
"Wsll. don't you ever get sick your
self and want 10 bs petted and taken
care off? What kind Of wife is she
when yon are SICK 2"
"Nos Of late years. Now, on days
when I an sick, ! 20 off somewhere
and work in brickyard. or harvest.
ing. or something easy. till I feel bet
ter. She means well enough when I
am sick. but she does not realize that
she weighs over four hundred. When
| complain of feeling a little off the
first thing shs does 10 to throw herself
in my lap. lay her head on my bosom
and cry, and say che knows I am 20.
ing to die and she will be lone wid-
ow. Well. if you are ever sitting in
a chair and hogshsad of sugar falls
into your lap you can appreciate What
it is to be petted by gisntess. No,
/ know better than TO get sick nova.
days and remain at home with my
family. Oh, this is an awful | Now,
don't say anything about what have
told You in your paper. because my
wife is sensitive. I 60 tonight to
Ypsilanti to meet the show. and maybe
] will write you from somewhere on
the road, giving you some more par.
ticulars." And the remains of the fat
womaD's husband were gone.-PscEs
Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

~ A great benefit has been ss-
cured to the poor BY the introduction
Of DR.. Bulls Copgh Syrup; for it now
only takes Is cents to cure cough
or cold.
Anykedy troubled with rheuma.
tism. neuralgia. stiff neck. or any pain
or ache should procure a bottle Of
Salvation Oil at once. Price 25 cents.