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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25
ia.,An ,ly oa,bid. aud so .sosrpd N.

iaa.Ah uy oa,hid. aud 30 scared The
whole.
A soon a. the anctioneor announced
the close of tho sale. Mr. Ramain asked
the astonished and disappointed oroNd
10 please yara,o tho promises a. soon a.
possible. a. he had bought every thing
Tor a LADY sho would take possession ~
her property that night
The poople h!ed slowly out and Nr.
Romain was at last left alone with
laNyer be bad brought the auctlonenF
aad tho holder Of Mr. liAke's unfortu.
nate obligation. All the claims agalns.
the property we're very soon met and
then, after sscing the gontlomoa depart
Mr.. Roman hassenei 10 the little
kiirhon.
Ito for your mistress anntio." hs
said. ''aai ASK her to please bring tha
childrea AMI come back At once. There
Is paper she must read
When Annt Nancy delivered this mos.
sage, few minutes later, - MrA
blake. she vas greatly surprised. but.
with the patience born of deep saffer.
Ing, shs At once called the children 10
accompany her, and vent home, won.
dorlnR. a. she walked along, hov she
Vas 10 endure the agony Of seeing her
homo despolled ot IL treasures
She had dreaded the sight of wagons
and people moving her goods, AMI, a.
she catered the gate, Sas astonished 10
ace no ono only Rollo, the old dog, lay
basAina Ia the last rays OF the setting
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

a 90 lnio the homes q tAn happy.
where nieAsuFe staads page a. The dnoFg
wafch sell how ihsy live ana rePoft whas
thry give
To ths hordas a Gods huneuFfnR paor
Keep track - eaCh eoat and eaea momeat-
Yea tsH me eash warA toa tasy use
To silver line ci0uds fw eaFths saHeFtna
eruwds
Aad tsll me. ,sO, shea tasy refu.ss
- lnto our hom~. asw ne falrias-
Though never . saal % a. knew-
And wiih pgnsil and booA thsy sat By as aaa
tuuh
Each aetioa 70 false or f true
waite marks for thu deeds done far others.
BAsh marks far ths dcesls dans fur sell
Ana nonosiy bid what be- said 90 he aid.
far ne one. u cearse. sees aa Elf
weil Christmas eAme al in lss seasaa.
Aad santa Claus - I am told.
VIVA ss'y iagh pasR q small sifsa On his
hmrk
And bis FelnassE al len IN NE iola
ST. out on = leianrsly ioarmsy-
Ana aaishea ere midnlxht they say-~
And there never hat oeen saeh surprise ana
ehagrin
before % ne brsaAias q aay
A. thsre waa On thai bright Christmas morn'
inR
whsn sioeklass ana eaphoaFsa. and sAsiv~a
Were Nnsseaad and soawht IN for Eifta shas
wsFe aai In
Baa wAan.t u fua for the elvrsf
And uhAs did sutf feu eonfass msl
gaf a5f sss "A = and that's tFasi
aat haa 1aspeetmd ny actions aeteeted
wo4aa have haa afftM Wouiant Tone
-Elia wheeisr wlean. in Judge
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

Iwas dlsappointed. had thought ~
know his fan name at least A vague
present neat hal been taking posses
sion " ue that this waa a crisis In my
life. ridleuled the lAea. and triei %
shake Il OF u had Rrown quite DARK
outside. ! had lighted the gaA Ny
strange visitor was lntently rcadinw
the iettnr 'John" vas also the name
II my old lover Hut thea. there are
- many 'John." in this world. I was
looking out upoa the great panorama
azaia In All the glory % it, electric
lights. Bells anI whistles we're axain
sounding, this time Cor a respite from
toil' and thousands % tired tollers we're
streaming over the bridge. I was olf
again. In spiri, IN my owh home. hear
inE the teudsr tones of a mothers
voteo John vas readinx bis letter
aloud ior The third or fourth time. and
some lhlng In the subiucd tones arrest.
ed me. ! looked at the Row really
handsome face hAtle@a Aad iliuminated
Sith tender smile. and gave a sudden
start suppresslns an . exclamation ~ sur
prise. The bfonxed face had been meta.
murphosei The careworn features bad
boen reiuvenatei throagh the influence
u That letter. vhich hai drawn out the
true heart ~ the rough miner upon
every iinoamsnt Of bis face surply !
bad seen "a before. aud that bead u
wavy browH hair. suppressed my
feelings the lest | could. though !
kaeu my oWn face was hot and might
hetray nae.
It's pretty handwriting, he said.
holding The letter tenderly a. though it
wern . link between his mothers heart
and bis own. Better than mine, be
continaed. hilinR bis maimed arm In
hls shaggy cuat pocks- "Td hks 10
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

balmv a. sprinn' Exquisite, n one bad
some one 70 eaby it with; bat Tn lone
some Poor To.n' lIow hopel 10 SEQ
you again. - teI you that the fault was
mine In that quarrel. aAd yoa are dead
buried only last week, they tell me
AMI ans hacl In Oll Virginia with
never child Ca chick ~ bid me wel-
cone.
'fDsod mornln' Mister Man' Will you
please tum . - naucti0uF'
A these words fell on his ear, Mr.
Roman turued aud saw two little ehil-
drcn standing 3n the steps, a chicken
held tightly under tie arm Of one Of
them.
They we're pr ,ty ehlliren, too a boy
and girl, exactly the same siaa Blonde
eurls crowned eaeh shihlng head; brown
eTss Hlth l0nl, curling lasheN looked
frankly cut iron under straight clear.
cut eyebrows and tso little pug noses
turned up msrFily from the little rosy
moaths that vere always smiling be-
neath No. no. always Tor there was a
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

begun 10 si-h 3, sua gvsr an gaur ief aao'hsr
NraF.
Al { 80 that pa ass tothsrvl hs'd saeh an
uneasY Say.
An b. aluas shaaroa ths Sable u the Sable
wuH Chris'mas aayt
Fer gso hep' teiliu' oaiistsat What thr other
bays ud Eit
A. t made ue iesl 80 aufui mcan ! haia.t SO
over H ytt.
TN 81 last . caullal staEd u. an the dag siure
the daE
I slippsa asui a. fai quiet, an ! tuk the kosrs
auaF
claaF dasaa o. ths grraf bls cltY. Hsi packed
au FnlFrB wifh fufss
To huu sia q um aappy an lauEhia' an
mahn lahes
come g. > u,,tis butall' wilA popoorn struns
H 80 nHHa
Al ~ un horuz an aosarts aa' herrs a.
tlaus a. thinas
Ths r. ~ vufat bausafy proat but "a hunt
an soFt an puu
a. Iala aat taiIty sbi Nn an nay arms wuz
bltu foil
waeu I fai baea ham In tas evsuia' she
haaass uuf dark stui
But ths uason var aFisll' uatle over 20 o'd rug
hH
fpesss. up sen 10 Iae'a ruou an slld ths lateh
ga ihs 4oaf
whsa 6 si,s a iuu.p an uy passin's scat nyia'
81 me noar
~ tb,rr vas % a.stan asa "a froui - paiatsi
slai
An w. hs.rd h,,ag. aa. tssre wus Jog a sluai.
uH 40 ln bed
Ne s,s q Iamp aa' LANDED an th.usht my
taHes ad arreh
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

frighieaei little quissE about them now,
As their owners iooked ap umidly a.
The stern, handsome mAn Who vas 80
earnestly regarding them.
Come % roar whatg' repeated Mr.
Romaln.
To eur naict'on." the boy explained
sPapa's roue 20 iieAven. aad we's goin
10 have q nat atesion. it's 10 det money.
yoa seei we's gein' - sell all ear Siags.
Mamma saYs ye more ye folk~s cone. ye
more we'll Get moaey. anA II dere's
enough. We's not goin' to sell my wcekin'
hei en- Tse at Pickle, dis here ehickie.
sais-me and RoAT take tnrna holdia'
sef~hat we tan'f hole ye horse. ! dess
Ne'k Do neN.'
'pld year mamma send yoaqH aakei
~ RomalA.
Ca. NJ ssss ssyIa. a. We aas
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

INA rAIR a mar O. sH. RoaAiS.'
sun. ami bounded up to meet them.
Tho Children ran loytally up the walk.
and al The sight ~ the FoomA when
they entered, cried gleetully, "Why.
mamma, may b. deru wasn't no nauc.
tlun'
Ms. llaka gave herself no time to
thiuk. bat hastened from ono room 10
another. seeking the lawyers. until she
came " her own room
il1w pretty aud homelike IL still
looked There VAS her husbands big
armchair still drawn up 70 the table,
just ~ she had left 10; the family bible
still lay on lts seat bat on IL lay some.
thing she had not left there, aud A. sha
picked IL up she read her own name oa
the big envelope. with fingers trem-
hliaK 10 she could hardly ssa them. ahs
tore Il open And rad
Ny DHAH MIS- HAAS Whsn yuu rrai the
inelasrd letter written tueivu years aEn. -
M ffirnd and yuar hashaud I think Yoa stll
NOT drnY ~ j. ny right 70 five yoa the inelossd
dreds etc. securing " Yoa yoar home. he
gave NE mine
Q aud nr rrown hurried this sale % secure
ths land aiiarent 20 his coal mine. " is varY
valuable and in isw yeau wii mako yoa
ftrh
"Aai nos mr dear fricnd y morrus can not
b. 70 Yau q AeFrv Christmas. bui slth
nrafe ehts ifuiusss hops yua wiii make a 10
foar Fhiidfen bot an unhappy one am
'Nery sinosrsly yaar irisnd - I vas youF
hush4nIs iricud
Joss RuaAIS"
"A father 10 the fatherless. ahashand
to the NidoW Once again tho words
fell from the lips ~ che weeping woman.
who for tho second time that day knelt
by tho old arm -chair.
Then clasping her children In her
arms. she cried
Thank God with me. my darlingss
Wo have a home once morel'
And Is de- nauction clear gone away.
mann a." Romain asked, anxiously.
"All Fune, my treasurci every bit
gone. thank Cod!
Then. sAii little Romain. carefully
pulllng out Susanna Louise from under
bis apron. set down. Pickle. and tum
on. fulkseA an les have ChFismusf'--
AnnA Pierpont siyitor, in santa Claus
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

WIN . - haass b. aaa 70 hsays hoi
- ships wust saH
Tho Serve ~ Fais
And iaua VA tempgsis biuw.
TIE sapiains aursrs rested oa she psytty
rafIf hraa
-To marraa sil - Chr,stmaa aay m little
-DO yau supross tha, san,a c,au, viu sbd ..
un So so.
Ana maaf trliaEr thr stove Fipe A. chin
usy Iusi far me-
Load laughed ne i5gtal captain ani ~ my
faifh bf esIrd
~ b. Should oame ~ 60 ~ him kaaw b. bas q
Ana many aruffei sailor eat lo,ibg r.aHss
thaf n Nht
Al thr state pif,f whore a lauriy Httr starE
iuF Suffered ~bite.
WIN 70 heavs ~ ana - hsavs he'
FHr shiua mast sau
Tho nrrvr tlH HaIy
Al tuad thr tempest bios.
On "a, Faal snip "Po.iy" tbs Cari-tma. sus
IaaAst dHvu
Ana ar q smdiue .titr faes nsusath . gI..iru
No happier rbui ls aau mat iay au sth -
un thH I1ua
Thaa ue gaptaiaa utffe a.. ateF wttH h-r
trrasarrs u ber haaa
Fgr never 80 stu.a.nE > aIirl vifh "a
riuus triHFs
There wers uraeeirts maaa q pretty sarIls.
end rssE csFa. sfHH#a.
An sirpaaHi carved d-ft.' teen a bIt e ivory
tu.a.
Afaa q a.Hratars taatb ana ufrls bas Il
uask
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

~ 7 fsIt tua uabi aras gltiu bear bag
'FauunH mF urtH
sogh q tUa "a 80 had sesh hai5rr.u. yo4
tau.a bear us flF au ufaFH
I'Il n#ffr hare "a ssg tr--If I HFc till han1rrti
KHAF
on ns ehhsfs aaa b. stinsY whsu t eumes
fs fhf.s mes aaT.
na r.a- thr HulI seer thra' bot ftaa put Hayiu'
tHuuEhta aaas
LeTs have 80. traf. lanrhin' tine an ~ ne
trUnhlfH go
FgrFt yHaF pasael bnsts on Eisu YouF hoarts a
chance g. Fruu
~, renee y Pratt ia Jatsa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

Take about eight quarts Of anselaaA'
nass and aaadalteraaed chaFliyi mix
hrlAkiy wlth . llhsral supply oi geneFos.
ity. hiaalinass end foFbeaFing love.
simmer aensly over slow hra Of Zoe.
wixsness. gooA-will and good. fellowship
Pat In dash of ehearfalnsss and . plea.
teoaa srFlAkllnx % smiles. and Save
piging aes vita yesE thssssmas alsssA
~s aAaA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25
ROMANS LEGACY.
His Christmas Present 60 Mira
Blake AID Her Children.

Wy tNo DAYS
qualifications
tlow dlns rent
thiswillbs from
thpune Hooked
forward % this
yeari thouRht
Mr. Romaih as
he rpstlesslr
paced the side
fssrch ~ bis
h q n dso m @
home
noN pleasant
the air l. as
" ar "a a n 4
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25
a CURIOUS STORY.
. HEARD susA

NiF VIII = a e n
eariuua story
Ca Santa Claus
ttuce - they
9aY
lie ssi gat % ina
shat psapla
Nerw kimd
liefuru BE tesA
pfUsHnts their
way
Tbis year win
gtWa bnt W
giNfra
IT, these whs
sake pFemamtt
them selves
VITA . nod ~ hts
aai old Ranta
Class saiti
To bis band a
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25
A hearty LAuoAlN TIME.
Hes We Tried Net O. Kssp Chrsstasaa.
aaa fiow Wa Nalisa

uNEY waH shfree
that chris mus
we haaiH q Cunt
- spare
Per fuoitHh an1
waatffi prvaeht
that wasnt d eat
nNF wHar
"a ~ rafkilnte an
RHeaHed tt wuE
tattff @
bat wrenYt thoashi
. ga ahillin e a.
"a a uurw o little
he
tMy "a time kep
ereepiu aa &
chris mus wua "a
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25
FOUND BY A LETTER.
How John Stanley Discovered His
Sweetheart on Christmas Eve

I hai lsen .
busy wvaris M
lay with me-
ever sInrr the
hanging Ils
and srvfrhfnF
whistles had
startlri that
winter morning
At
yrn uglk
" orHo than
that lt bad
proven one o.
tbuss Nrxatious
periods that
.. I-NLLLl-a...--..-
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

NAN h8N WIN ANAttfa hAN@F
aAy- TIE weary hnKerx that haa
manipulated its keys fos nine tedious
hears rested upon the dingY window
ALI, and the eyes that had followed
steadily the hateful alphabet al day
were now resting upoa the wagons. the
noiseless ears. and the mass u peaes-
trians goinK In tao opposite streams
over the bridge.
! was rresent In the boiy In this
eheerless esace, and Iny eyes seemed %
take Ia al that passed before themi
but IN spirit I ass oat among th@ hills
- mY native plane. two hundseA miles
Away. -. while the weary hanas rested
on the sill u The window. aaa the
tlrvd hodY leaned far support against
the easing. aH1 ne aehinR eyes seemed
feFelinz Ia the sesne befoFe = ;. / saA
mentaliy. IN naytoa. n H., a village
iva k4naEea mslss sway irom bis tas.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

The heat elaaso II q ehlid's HE
saaia tlaua =. netfeli Free PresA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-12-25

fought wed help ash folkeA Please
tam. Mr.. Maa.-
And smiling In . friendlY bat half.
frightened fashion. the children trotted
down the walk. A their little ngurea
vanished, uhole Peter came Arount the
h0use
Who are thoxa children. uncle7
queried Mr. Romain, gasing after them.
"Dcy's po' Massa Biake chliluns, sab.
Yo' members tole you h0w Massa Tom
done die las Wesk well doy bis twins
Dcy DO say its scah lous how Miss
blake's bein treated. Massa Ton done
siRn = note fuF a Eenneman. an he cant
pay, an dey u ter b. auction dero ~
morrow, an Mas,a Tom not dead week
yet scasely 10 Miss Blakei"
That aiwht Mr. Roman sat up ate In
his library. reading over letters and
papers be had not seen in ten years
not since the day he had had that quar-
rel With Tom Blake. for IL vas that
same morning he bad received q cable
gram calling him 90 Europe 70 take
possession of large estate left him.
aud yesterday be had reached home for
the nrst time since bis hurried depast-
ure
was lust beginning my battle With
tho world then" be unused: now
feel like a warrior. battle-scsrrrd and
lonely. llow enthusiastic Tom AMI
we're then how close our friendship
wasl'
And taking up an old letter loN
laugh burst from bis lips a. be read its
witty allusions to an almost forguttcn
college scraps.
A very differCnt look came into his
face a. be glanced doun the pages Of
the naxt letter whlch met bis eye, and
rcad
ME pNAH FTiAow Afier all rad can
herd fou that maury I have sea oid nauwn.
aud b. IS si.'lnT b. give It L . u4ariFare ths
Mra1au Farm. dHn iirr mortgage. tut w~
uust save yuur bunr nrsah imaaiuss thsru
is rHAI under tbat Iau1 think uat 90 tsu
Yau q segret tauuga. I kn1w thrrg Is under
thf Hsii aageiuins
.iu tsH frars ! hapf 20 have money 90 0psn
mf aiming land Huantims 'll usr my Mvaa3a
farm ta save yer home au1 yau can nrpaY ne
n.i.fr thr muffaaFr fails dar. I haa .ateasis.i
o. settle tuth f#uns go &rliiH a. sHla as uv
SER married. ss = aay hins hagpeas % ne
uy dear hel goa mas raaslsieF Nciiie aud her
iutru.sts gHaF irFart ffm
#huars a. ever. roa"
To think thrss away a friendship
like that almost groanei Mr. Romain.
a. be- laid doNn the paper. Then a sod.
dcn thosght struck him, and be hastily
rang the holl
Il ncle Peter ho said. "who owns
What uscd 10 b. Mr. Tom Blako's
Meai0w FarmF'
"oli Mr. HroWn, sab. he got power.
ful rich on dat farm 40 see. sab. hits
got Coal-mine Ia o. Oh, yes, sal, hos
rich
And Tom mortgagci that land TO
save mY old home thought Mr. K6-
mala. sorrow fully Il wonder 10 it
coall De- that the check ! sent from In
gland dii not got "a him in timsF In
any ease he's dead. aud Nellie ani she
children pcunilcss, aud glanelng a.
. the letter again. legacy % me-
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BIG THINGS EUROPE HAS
America Can't Boast Of Beating The
Earth In Everything.
The 81 .oOo-Ton Ship France
krupp's Monster Gun Factory
RussIa's Royal Ruby-A Telescope
Larger Than the Lick.

Liverpool must he awarded the some
what doubtful distinction of having the
biggest w~orkhouse in the world. says
halter. This huge institution has ample
accommodation for 5000 inmates, which,
happily, is scarcely ever needed at one
time.
The biggest workshop in the world j.
said to be that Of Herr Krupp, the famous
gunmaker Of Essen. The growth OF this
vast establishment has been wonderful,
In 1898 il employed nine workmen: in
1sis, "A; in July ISIS, 1880 men were EN-
ployed, and the families Of the workmen
numbered az, 169 souls. OF these 2a,1a3 re-
side in dwellings provided by the firm.
There are at Essen 1876 furnaces of
ariou constructions. 2sj boilers, ~
steam hammers Of from 30 To 10000
pounds. $40 steam engines, with a total
of q III horse power, l.s2i different ma
2.13S tom are used daily and II high
furnaces of the largest construction pro-
ducc 100 o n OF iron every day.
The largest sailing ship in the world is
said to be i'm the possession Of France. Her
name is the France. She is a vessel with
Ave masts,. on four of which square
sail Is carried. The length is 3A feet
with q beam OF ~ feet. The cargo which
the France could carry is no less than 61,-
600 tons. The ship is built OF steel, her
masts and yards being of the same mate
rial. She is at present trading between
France and the Pacific.
The biggest ruby In the world is found
in the ear of Russia's crown, which has
the distinction of being the fines ever
worn by any sovereign. In shape Il re-
semble a bishops inter, and on its crest
is n cross composed OF five superb dia-
monds, which support the "biggest" ruby.
A foliatcd arch. composed of IL mag.
| ntn.ant slta.nanlS mn, th.a -. anil
on each side Of the arch is a hoop of
~ pearls, than which there are none hand
somer In the world.
The biggest flower In the world was re-
Gently discovered by DR.. Alexander
S~chadenberg. IL was found on Mount
Parag, which is situated on one Of the
southeastern Philippine Islands. The
native who accompanied Doctor Schaden.
berg called the flower "bolo."
The bolo, in bloom. is a five petaled
Hover, nearly a yard in diameter-as
large as a carriage wheel. A single flower
weighed over twenty-five pounds. The
five petals Of the immense flower are oval
and creamy white, n grow around q
center filed with countless long violet
hucd stamcns.
The biggest telescope in the world
erected at Ealing, in England, has jus
been made s~ingle-handed by Mr.. Com
mon. the astronomer. Its whole mas.
weighs nearly twenty tons. The enor
nous iron cylinder which forms the tubs
is twenty feet long and eight feet in di
ameter, resembling the ordinary boiler oi
u stationary engine.
Inside this is delicately distributed some
ten tons of pig iron, the whole instrument
going to form the most wonderful ma
chine which d planet possesses
Through Mr.. Commons telescope Il will
he easy to see no fewer than 5O,0O0,00
stars.
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The schoolboy'. Gamer.

He had committed some high crime or
m~isdcmcanor against the dignity Of his
preccptor and the peace and propriety of
her domain, says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
and the sentence was hat he should stand
apart from his fellows for a certain space
Of time in a conspicuous place. The Grim
inal of ten more or ss,took his
stand. therefore, in the spot designated,
beside the blackboard i'm a corner Of a
room. The board stood at an agile which
made its lace visible to the scholars but
hid IL from the teacher. This fact the
young scapegrace soon observed, and, as
an expression Of his feelings and lawless
contempt for the government, hs wrote
upon the blackboard in good big letters
this expressive m~onosyllablc:
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A Tale Of Love aud Woe.

A maid and her lover sat under a tree.
The bright April sunshine revealed them Ia me
was l~olngtng near 10y. ~ cutlI not Int See,
! ought 10 have He'd but I didn't.
The amorous south wind WAS whispering love:
their lips met la kisses the soft, cooling dove
CarrSsed his fond mate in the branches above
! heard her say, 'stop!'-but he didn't.
The youth In his wooing WAS dashing and bold.
The girl wis fair. yiclding and not AT all cold
When strained 10y him close In an amoruus fuld
She ought To have screamed -bui she didn't.
llut why proceed further with this tale Of woe"
The maid was "A maid. as these modern maids 90
An action il promised she now want Ia know
" he meant what he siid-but he didn't.
-Thara T'J,icr.
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h Editor a safe.

From the Chicago Times.
Editor - Doctor, | fear that | have
parcsis or hardening of the brain.
Doctor-what is your occupation:
Editor am "A journalist.
Doctor-Then you haven't the disease.
Editor-Why do you think not?
D~octor-Paresis is caused by the rest
less push Of those engaged in accumulat-
ing money,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-18
A WATER DAM.

The court guessed that jugglery had ia
ken place, but upon the evidence there
was no way to convict the prisoner of
contempt. But the court had a fearful
struggle Ia keep a straight face.
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Unjust Discrimination.

From Munsey's Weekly.
First tramp: 81 don't SEQ why our
names don't get into the papers, Bill ?"
Second tramp: "why should they 2"
First tramp: "Well. | read to-day that a
dinner was given to some big gun in New
York "A day or two ago. We get dinners
given To us every day and nothing is ever
said about il. Folks is prejudiced, Bill"