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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
b. NEIL HELsos. Eiusarzsed By M
JESSIE 0UATIs sEEPARn

"Ohi h0w good ths nxs fssls, s4sd
MIS- hrawa. - sAs Foii@a oy1 On tns
ar Persian rux azaA prssented her left
zAoaliar - she 0Psa crate.
SAa ~ Win hsr sis0~s ga ths eosr.
Der cha n hsr haadz AL her fsss
sro~sd. p4rrinx hks sozas rsrsnursscd
es1 - aAe toasssi kesseH a brighE sea-
iss
~Chi how good is tsels. shs repeated.
sszing tato tas glowing Goals shrOagh
2le tron ssrz q ths srAts AL-i rscressias
bar neatiT slippuxs4 kses. ssrhe best nrs
nlat sVE ol@.ea. Il I ever gss hame
of ny os~n IA lave q srsts IA every
rooza and 4 roarias srs Ia every crate
nsns monshs Ia shs wear. II thsre was
n0thzhx else in hKs Dot hot eoKse. hot
water and hot nre u would ssn be
wortA hv.ny
Coffee - tho boss taiax that ever
went toVra human throat know q
10 session to compare with h9t bath
which IS a pgri1cs-ion, a solzce aud =
bene,nelon. waite : crate ire. vita =
sort rug % h ol, Is compauy. comfort
and sOnsoiAtlon. There's history n ths
o1rnln8 ooals, All there nust bs in
spiration, oniy haveat bralas enough
g. paTcslvs H.
The present LES ia the white heat.
There's tA21 Doctor ~ Devils xrsnniag
az as. there's poor hstis Edna. there's
tne crazy pelatar, an1 leaaing against
the brick Is ar Crawford. scarcely able
Co support himself
The em osEs of retusrn hrance Ia their
dyins glow Picsare tae past. aud there's
one fact shat never fades. I sec it IN tie
ashes after shs LAST spark goes cut. ard
shall So it Ia tho colin Id ~ my Ia
neral. anl IN my grave when rEa suried
God hslp her b forgive me- and roll
ing over On her back she clasped hsr
hands and raised them N suPphcasins !
appeal above hor barntag face.
Just then tAs door n her room opened
notselessly and DR. Watsca. n slippers
and lounge oosk. oassred. and taxing a
Cigarette from his bps stood for q mo-
Ensnt watching her.
Noe n sound was made nor syllable
uttered, brt Ms Brown sslt The pres
snos of tfo hypn0eist n 40 instant.
A xhutter rRa thrOaSh her body, an
excessive quivering aSitsted her eyehds.
Her sycbsIls moved eoov1hnvely. and
quickly turning her t4cs ss close 10 the
nro - the brass fender would permit
she sd by way Of recognition, ITS
you. h it2"
You have said IL. my dear Martha.
and II ycu don't mind III anfsh my cig.
sreste here. Damnstion can have little
ssrror sor you. by the way"
How do y0a kaowP"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

fafT Irr2~~~srs t7tee.
Grass Rerlas kteh. ga -
Vet - Sc rsTstr YEA thsf ~ sssessvtat
ri faf - r~rsfTaftes cf asrveT it 10y
street Ter Nfxf Bivfs street. Fs Se4tk De-
fsrssa stFeet ~ tss eff sf ersrf kerlet
snaN r. ~ hsnss AS fhaf ! vll rete 80
a<ywRrt tf-rer ~ 80. --Ti>f ef - y
faes f~e- fhs fsts - 49, - fif trv
Iressz n. Cts ga sEek = fkkk
81 r7tfs 1resenrsr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
TREAsURnK-s xoTIcT.

City C1rft's u-re
Grsn1 Rsrifs Nifh- 90. :. $40
Notice e hersbs Fivsn thef ths zssess 17snf
70 fer fAe Ger sfrssf At If q weF - recabf
street fTeT -fcrkfnf sfrtf - Nlftsth
s'r-rf in ere cfv e Grams RAPIDS isss~ -
thsr.en far THE Eer q q fsfrrF dsTs ffru
ftfs 1sfs ~ the o. ~ f1t cfF W 2szrsr
FIfr Hal 9Frr.F g PFRh1
eet - cfy T-sEsgrsr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

WHITE & WHITE, Morton House Pharmacy

City Treasurer ofrc-.
Grand Rapids. Nich. Oct =. lfe.
Notice is bercty given that 80 asses lfaenf
roH for grading. grave 'ire snf TaF o. ne s4i-
fers of + esenfa avenue. fron csuia Division
street q Soufh Irn sfr > iH fhs cty -
Grand Rap fs. is nos in my haufs snd ~
viii receive ysTHsKf thsreeu fer fhe T-fioe -
twenty DAYS from tets dste. 81 tn efHcs ~ -
GEORGE 2 PERRT
art - fsfT IzrE
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

tfF ireEfrrrT -
nrzo< EsTies. Me- aef -
Nsfle~ = e~refT 80 tssf AS%<serte = 81
- - - ~crsf-re-trr ~ 49, ~ -
. 49, I. - esfv ~ Grass ksFi1s = $50 ts
~ hzefs 49, fksf SIS - FsF 49,
thr~srH go fss 49, - -f 80 1tf eeff 7refr
sss So - - 49, - - rffF TfrerE~eT
CIV - GEoFaE = fERE3
80 Z, Sasy Efsxssf -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Tie eari.er sympiCnF 81 dYspepsa. f..
such - distress after eSHug. hesrfApr;l,
.ud occasional hea6a hts saeuid nOs
oe aeeiectcd Isx- hoca. +. esfsspsf =
Z you wsa 20 gc oa-eC e. dyspepsia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
TEgssURsEs xoTrcE

II = r~aso~sr rTrs
rrFvf Fsrss NirE. ~ e. 49,
Nsfir~ ts tersps FFsR fHei tes ses~rsrfert
ras ~ 80 sofst~urts8s ~ $500 "a 7arffr
ef~ees frsn rgtt stfef1 g. kFsff rtrsef.
fn trs ~ - H~eff fsries . 80 "a -
e.ssn a. fksf - ~e~~i - pxressF ster~rf
~ ths pr9fr1 ~ f~rrfs eeFs frsr fsiF tsts
- -. -, - ths C.,f rszss-sx ra
ner 2 cft1 frsssg-@r
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
TnrAsTnEn.s NoTIcF


CITY JrtxsErrrs r7ce.
c~pns Espfes Ntfk oet e 80
Nsrfes = - rhT gfv+H tast th- sss.sssrrsHf
~ frr So neff1rfI-r 7 se~ff r ffs.ef ~
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80 oerf ~ me ITS / ssser-~ ff-T Ara
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
IAKr sHoRE wIcuIeAN soCrHrss
DULUTH, SOUTH SHglt ( lTLlETI.
Rail WAY

rltCAkT WkGsgF ByfffT SltIPfRS
The Dalsih sosft Shore tfs-iit FY. {, Sc
seos ne wsr Ls nttssr fs hsf-
eusrfs noaFhfos. ksFssHss. b. Pa Hn-
,.s ssi s es.sft. pof isna sliis. soSfrs
sno shs Greet Northwest
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flIsff.sf - AFFet
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t,sn. sanseef. - p. I. a.
Nsrgnefts NirhtEa1
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
pETRoIr. LANSING a KoKTHEAS


nussf
IIpre.s for saginaw alf Bay City 81
Mai ior Lsuxne prtroit anf fast F2am
ksurcss lof Lauflns tetroit and Esstf a 3 ~
MAJ for Alma tt Leu srH saginaw - u 4 ~
fasi Zap. for Dsfreit New lort ant
Boston ............ ....... - - 2 3 N
sHtTNf
MAJ from 6ar ns~ sc Fsy City fll Efsw
NsI Jcu Lansing Net g 4 arc tasi ~ I'D ~
. tsi Z, ?. from bsnsinf Detroit sac
ths sst . Hgspm
Btprtss ron Lsnsing snd DefFe 81 q "a
Ia prnrf from tsEinse tf Louis snf
slna .....a.................. flo p p n
'rAiy. fpsfly. ssrert funess.
The shortest inc ~ Detroit snf basi. ts
gsat ptrlof csrH betvesn Detroit aud srsao
Rapids
kelfe trhirs befweer 0fsbc hsDics acc rsr
nav. I've solid trsfaf fsfyeen 81 20 frp
idt ane fsstfoit leaving Grand bspief 2 ..
m ane tsH n anc less ~ ietrnit ! i' q -
srft Pm.
For fiekfia src rfcrfustirt arp q - LhIo1
tictef orTcs g Monroe -. abd Iuior fep1t
csoFcs DrnssEs Gen rsss At
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

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through raiirnaa tickets Rnc ocean sf-r
thif ultets ana sieepi a csI ifeFfLs saeuas a.
y. g. ~. A ". snos. . Noaros ~. ana af fa
depot
JAS. cAMPFFLL cts Pas. Agent
JOHN ". LOUD. Tame Manage. Drirsif
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Registration Notice.

Te tse sessrs > tAs car q 0rsae kApias,
EAAk Ne4lck-4Asi sac unarlsls se4.
Il .sn4eGs ~ gaa ts.rd a. ksxlxl st4ee - sas
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kss'ss kssss. "a 80. S.s - -sss 80 s.s' - 49, 81
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slis~gIss Il lEs safe q Nea'-ss.. sss e..
ga g. ysts tAerei. ia
k1rs. wsfs. as pree. Neaabrg is
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p Il W3rs ssoene PreelGai-k gnassf II
or4ha Etltf SFsEus. Lcbrink SoAi ~.
flFsi Ware. th<fs pfre nes- Nna.oe A.
ecGta titssse btf~sl, ceraei oikth steHux
orcehz NasA frA , eciEtl- g1atsr I7
feAnsA.u strert h@rta4fs flsok
secsgs Nars. stoehe pree. Rst-- Aamsor a.
Ihife A4gs arsi preclnol-Enxlue Hsnss
ame~f i teE L&GFsfr street
EafFe sNrs. secons FrsciHcs-A 9mbeT As
Sh-ffs ssroei, AeffhetSi oernez 81 Slefrs aAa
Fsersh ward. Firss Prec.nct~Ths ssush.
~esI eernef 81 hsnl street Ana Crescent ave
feurtl ssre. sscesa Prsoinei-The frame
tu irisk iarserly usea Sea church Pufpet
GA ths ssss siae y leais street. nstseen -
ceat avenue ana tast briafe street
foarth ssF1. Qnifo preo.ReI-N \ aAsher ~
fearit HAre Feorff Precinct Nsrfinesle's
~ r.. 81 tks HerIa see ei tHsi hTief "A rsi-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
$500 Reward J

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r-~ses~s $500 So srsesrts l-fse-~<lrr -
rfsr.tIar - ress7rf r1rf 80 N~Hfs
-~-.r.-s 80 Ts-- - r-fsf ~F~ess's go e~~~r
e. = ~ss r~ftsf.e - f'~st~f is~rs Hra~~~
1890 RNsr N ---tt h@~s-s - rr1eterfeitr
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

VIZ COLLISIONS AND ooLLU-
SONS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
CHIcAoo A vEsI NlcHlesS EAILwal.

0ctoie a. iaN.
IEFa
Nat for Msnisfee sud aserse CITY Han
Lfr. for CIicsgo. AUsks sou.........-f : SO ni
Iasi Maj for Chicago Rno Inclansl-
ETpress fer sa.keson aBa H4r fbt IN
hxprcssfa faf MusSeRo "a. 0ranc Haven't a Ia
Nght tfprcss for Ssicxso .-... ~ 81 = ni
Nigh Fapr~ss Tor lneisnkpois fllHpm
Pc Biz kspd Be esft. iualuglcn.
Man sfes sHd Traverse CITY ~ m
Night "a press Tor Traverse Clfy fy---fil 81 m
4EEIFF
Air fxpro.s from Cbioase .tAan
; a. -KBress from Iheianago.s taa n
I1fIrsa rom Nusk rfon and Nsrt q 81 = m
Nal fre1 Hsristes are ffrserse Cifffi1 z pm
Man frem chicase Hsf kusksssn 81 pm
k1rfrst from ersut aNef. ............- 81
ttprg~s from pcHtwsief kaSkefon.f 2 a . a.
ast htprrts from lh cHCo so lh "a
Prem Aan stee. Lusinfisn. nslo~ln
Prom Nsnisses Anh 1fsferss CITY 49,. a ~
Frow frsTersc c7ts 90 81 n
.bAiiy. fDNl, .rcspt sunds,. fDaily "a
cepi eatuf ty. .hSily ~Ec ~ n pncsx-
ThrouRt arler coach 70 Cnica 20 or 500
m ffE'r-no eHtrA charrs fof s~sfs
TrGins ieasiHr q a1d nan G. al 2 o. m ant
II 3 u run tnroafh % Chirsre Sc "a
tomtirsfion scsfinr arc psriof ear be.
iveen Grand hsrios and Indianapolis o.
\ sight Expre-s trains
:, .rearh slsep.rs 70 and from Chicago On
Night Express tfsins
Cop N frsip from Chicago connect. vita
train ieKyinr Grand fs lfds ~ ~ 3 m vhlch
g. sleeper for 1rsyrts ClfF. sto a. trsiu
from Chicago and ~ train from Grand
Rapids have arBsr crsviuF-fson bufsf ears
hfS m train has ID ouGh re pxror ca -
Manlsiee VIA n. sBe \. X p. r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

To- 81 o'vtnle eog
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

g.kAKD kAFInK a TKpiANA KAIikeAD
- "a o1cks ucl "a A.
EAaEaE SzIkt NaHra
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15
The Last of "Lit,ic Abc.,,

Young Abraham Lincoln. who died
in London last week, was laid to rest
in kensal Green cemetary, London. on
Friday. Rev. Monroe Gibson. formerly
of Chicago. held services at Minister
Lincoln's residence.
Speaking of the death OF young Lincoln
the Denver Republican says: The
death of Abraham Lincoln. the I5-year
old son of Robert 4. Lincoln. American
minister to England, is particularly sad.
rs he was his fathers only son. and with
the exception of Minister Lincoln, the
only male descendant Of the martyred
President. his grandfather. Minister
Lincoln married In 1869 Miss Mary
Harlan, daughter of Ex-senator liar
Ian of Iowa. who President Lincoln
appointed his Secretary Of the Interior,
although he did no, take the office until
President Johnson's administration.
The fruits Of this union are three chill
drcn; n handsome giil, the eldest child.
row budding into womanhood;
Abraham. the dead son, aud second
daughter. still younger.
Young Abraham was born in Chicago
where his father was practising law.
He was n sturdy little fellow. modest
like his famous grandfather and father.
When his father became President
Garfield's Secretary of War, little
Abraham, then lad of . years, was
considered one of the picturesque
features of life at the capital, for on all
far days he could be seen darling about
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

night of the 9Th, At the beginning of
March the snow WAS from twelve Ia
eighteen inches deep over the whole
winter range ani tie ground is sim
covered To u depth OF several inches NJ
this writing. Many cattle have been
dying all ihrouSi the winter, but for the
las, few days the loss has Jecn terrible,
and must continue for SONS time to
come. The dead lie IN every rayinc and
thickot.
II would be impossible ut this llihr
To estimate the losses OF the winter. hut
II seems probably that they Viii exc, ed
ANYTHING heretofore known In North
western Colorado.
Yours Respectfully,
JOHS ". LOWELL.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15
VrsUs Oar Mss osvvs.p.sssss.
RIFLE, Colo, March 9th, 80.

'
i" inc "''''r"i i'h "h"ALp'
Again the snow mas disappeared iron
the valley, assisted by rain; and mud y
tue most prominent feature, ana com
mon subject OF remark. The weather
to-day ~ about rs eccentric ~ Mhrci
weather ever Is n lew moments ol
beautiful suhshihr' th-h buster OF
wilma anu RAM more sunshine; then
ram aud chill IKE rs II IL had la'ri,
emerged from some ice cavern IN th'
mountains. There IL not enough o'
ram ANA snow To proven, the wind dry
ing up thr mud. 80 tho anxious ranch
man can soon start his p!ows again.
read with interest, In THE HERALD
| OF March LIST, the quotations from tn,
letter OF the PENNSYLVANIA travelling
man, under the heading Puts III.
blame Where IL Beion;s.r For som.
tim. hay. been wauicrln. what could
possibly Ia the caus. of M man, de.
s,ructiy. floods. billiards. eplL.mIc,,
business, failure, AMI hntd times. NJ
doub, the travelling man is In n position
TO know whereof h. n1irmS. am now
convinced he has Just put the blame
whrr. II belongs. The lat. ca,astrpph.
In Arizona. through the breaking a,
II is little hard on Harrison, the q. o.
T.. and protection, but that should no,
deter us from expressing nh hnucst
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15
.gwg MD CURRENT COMMENT.

ES.Congrcssman Tauibcc. who was
shot by Kincaid ut Washington last
week, Is dead.
Thomas Gowdy. Lcadyillc miner.
was killed by snow slide in Empire
gulch last Monday.
Bismarck Is about 10 retire from his
position at the head of affairs In Ger
many. That country will soon be in
"hot water
L. Y. Thomas. n former business
man of Gicnwooi Springs. is missing in
Chicago. and 1t Is thought he has COM
uitted suicide.
Frank Cole and Clarence Wellington,
on trial at Lpadville for the killing of
Bart Dunlcy. some time back. have
been acquitted.
The VALLEY Falls kas. 6ani; robber
has been idcptiiied as n prominent
farmer and cx-pnstmas,crO Of Hardwood.
Ills name was Charles Robinson.
-
Intimate friends of Robert Lincoln
express the opinion in view of the death
of his son. that he will soon resign the
post of minister to Great Britain and
return to Chicago.
e.
The bill redistricting Ohio FOR con-
gress.onul purposes has passed both
branches of the Legislature and it will
become n law with the Governors sig
nature. All the Democrats supported
the measure.
The Washington branch Of The Fed
Grafton of Labor after discussing
Senator Stanfnrd's resolution providing
for loans to the people by the Govern
ment ut very low rate of interest, have
unanimously adopted resolution ap-
proving Stanford's proposition.
The HERALD and New York World
for S3.75. Subscribe at once.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

Negroes continue to flpcE To Oklahoma,
with the intention of m'daing the Ter
ritory negro state. Thcy are making
preparations to carty the next election
and say they viii ftht If intcrfered
with by the white settler.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

IIe-"Miss Wayting, you are a puzzle
to me. Incyer know how TO take YOU. -
She tshylyl-"You never tried. Bur
lington Free Press.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

pi'kin county lns appropriated one
quarter of mill on the assessed valuu-
ton Of the county to be used for adyer-
tisin. purposes.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

Tine HERALD and st. Louis Globe.
Democrat. - 20 per year.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

About 1900 delegates representing all
cattle breeding aud maturing States
and Territories Hrc in attendance Mt the
ca,tlamenS convention which con
vcned at Fort Worth ON Tuesday.
Great interest is being taken in the
deliberations Of the convention.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15
}. W. HrGUs. DAVIS.
J. w. Hugus e. Co.,
BANKERS,
MEEKER, COLORADO.

Transact General banking business.
Highest price paid for County Warrants. In
G.rest allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
irawn On Eastern Cities and EuroIa.
Correspondents. ko,intrs hro--, New York.
Firs, National Hank, Omaha; Colorado
National Hank, Denver; J. ". Huxus Co..
Gawiins, wyo.
COLLECTIONS. Promptly Attended 10.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

The HERALD and New York World
for S3.75. Subscribe at once.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

Ex.Congrcssmm Taulbcc. who was
shot 10y Kincaid ut Washington last
week, is dead.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

Thomas Gowdy. u Lcaivillc miner
was killed by snow slide in Empir'
gulch last Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

Bismarck is about 10 retire from his
position at the head Of affairs In Ger
many. That country will soon be in
hot water
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-15

L. Y. Thomas. former cuisines,
man of Glcnwood Springs. is missing in
Chicago. and it is thought he has COM
iuitted suicidc.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-09

Many a landsman on board ship has
been ready 10 say thai if lac were only
pnce more on shore he would never
leave il. Such seems To have beenthe
feeling Of a dog, Of whom we read in
the History of T~hoinasion, Maine"
Capt. Norton, of Gushing, had a ia.
voritc dog. which he took with him
Oh a voyage. 10 Wilmington, y. c.
No sooner were they at sea than, from
sea sickness or some other cause, the
creature became uneasy, and rmained
inconsUlable through the whole voy.
age.
Soon after the vessel arrived at vii.
mingtcn the dog was missed and moth.
ing more was seen of him.
On getting back 10 Gushing. how.
ever, the captain found the dog at
home safe and sound. He had arrived
there in just fourteen days from the
time Of Iii, landing at Wilmington.
How hc had made his way-whetheI
across or around inlets aud bays,
passing circuitUusly along the coast,
cr by the regular Travelled ruads-no.
body could tell, and he. of course,
could not communicate. One thing
was clear, he had had enough Of So
water.-Nouths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-09
To Keep tn with the Dance.

Time wa, when a lady or gentleman
who, after atcrm or two at a dancing
school. could waltz fairly well, could
polka or schUttiscle a lutte and walk
through quadrille withouta blunder,
considered his or her terpsichorean
education complete. Not 50 nowadays.
No longer is the graduate called out
for the guidance OF the dancer. The
cotillon, with the military and ancient
minuet features Of the early part of
the century has been revived, and
new dances are brought out every
season. Many Of them are quite intri-
cate. They are known only by their
names. No word of direction is
spoken. The person who desires to be
up to the usages of polite society as ex-
empliiied in the ball room, must, there
fore, be they ever SO graceful or expe-
rienced dancers, take a few lessons at
the outset of the social season or run
the risk Of being surprised some even
ing in, may / call it, the meshes Of a
new cotillon, TO his or her deep cha.
grin and modification and the UNI
mistakable annoyance of the others
who arc 80 unfortunate as 10 have
their pleasure marred by a blunderer,
for one person ignorant Of the figures
is enough TO disconcert the remaining
seven dancers. Dancing Master in
Globe-D Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-09
Al Things Necessary.

The story of Sothern and the under
taker. a far less elaborate piece of fool
ing, is not new, but will be read again
with pleasure:
One Of the best anecdotes of him IL
that which tells of a visit to a furnish.
ing undertaken, from whom he or.
dered, OH a most elaborate scale, all
that was necessary for a funeral. Be.
fore the preparations could have gone
far he reappeared with great solicitude
10 ask how they wer progressing.
Again, at brief intervals, he presented
himself, with an anxious face, To In
quire when lie could count on posses.
sion Of the body-a question which
naturally amazed the undertaken, who
was at a loss 10 discover his meaning.
'Of course you provide the body"
said Sothern, coming 10 his enlight
ment. THE bodyl' stammered the
bewildered undertaken. Why, dc
you not say" explained the actor,
exhibiting a card Of the shop,
''all things necessary for funerals
promptly suppliedi Is not a body the
very first neoessityl' - Pemberton's
Life Of h. 4. Scthern.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-09
Deer BreaIhing.

Deep inhalation is said 10 be the KEY
20 health and beauty. Breathing.
like learning. is a dangerous thing
taken in small draughts. Breathe, as
Well MS drink, deep if you would be
refreshed. Men Of science frequently
assert that. if we breathed properly.
we would have no impure blood.
How is this deep breathing donei by
what processi simply thus. Stand,
inhale deeply, fully, completely. AS
you do so, let the waist expand. and
don't be afraid to have the abdomen
protrUde. At the last Of the iuhala.
ton let don't make the chest expand.
Let the air out gradually, and repeat
the operation five or ten times. lie
who thinks he must begin Inhalation
by making the chest spread, falls into
a serious error. because this course
prevents complete inhalation. Thirty
or forty deep limitations every morn
ing IN as pure air as possible, will do
more 10 keep the circulation of the
blood good, the blood itself pure. the
lungs well and strong, and the move.
ments of the secretions active, than all
the medicine any one al take
Ladies who incase themselves in cor
sets which narrow their waists TO pain
ful proportions, or no proportions at
all, cannot practice deep inhalation.
Neither is it for the tailor made girl
she has all she can do to breathe at all,
and stagcer under the weight of
heavy skirts which hang upon her
hustle. Halls Journal of Health.