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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17

Any kind OF a v atch or clock cleaned
and repaired at Pioneer Drug Store.
sss j. Il. kristiensen.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17

II you suffer from any affection
caused. by impure blood. such as scrof-
ala, salt rheum, sores, boils. pimples,
tetter, ringworm. take DIR. j. II. Nc
Leans Sarsaparilla. Sold by Emiel
Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17

Parker Press: supt. Salmon is fieur-
ing on having teachers school for
three or four weeks this summer, in
stead of holding the regular teachers
institute. Its object will be to take up
such branches of study, as far as prac-
ticable, as the teachers most need, and
wish to pursue. 1t is good idea, and
we hope to see the plan eprried out.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17

Printers Ink says that il you take up
y list of the inhabitants of country
lowR and mark off the liames of those
.sho do NOT take, the local paper, you
*lli find included in those which are
sstt the name eof.eyery family Of Mealth,
Istsspect ability or influence.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17
Herd Notice.

Having leased the school section near
Turner, 1 am now prepared to take
stock of all kinds for the season of 1S91.
Good running water for herd. Price
$50 per head. Good bull with herd.
Mark your cattle plainly.
j. II. FRIELING.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17
Anuiversary i,,,, J. 'Uelebration.I

5 All Odd Fellows in Turner county
ire cordially invited to attend the list
anniversary celebration of the birth OF
Odd Fellowship in America. to be held
y Centreville, April 26th.
=. 7. FORWARD, C. j. BACH,
Secretary. President.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17

Chls.so and Northwestern Railway Time
Table.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Passenger, No, g s:01 D. M,
fNiEnt. - 2:ea p, M.
GOING WRIST.
Passenger. No. s 1884 a. m.
Freight, 20 1913 q. m.
Make through connection for Chicago and
y Sioux City.
Yankton trains connect at Centreyille with
bsth morning and evening passenger.
WA. THRALL. Genl Ticket Agent.
O.G, UDELI. Agent.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17

lseNo o., AS time rolls on will
SO. drive all othersewing
machines from frst-class homes and
dress-making Adjustments.
WHEELER &,yILsoN MFd. Co,
1856 and 1877 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17
Wells Thoroughly Cleaned.

And satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.
Y Come any day but Saturday, OF leave
orders at John Kellars.
ANDREW PETERMAN.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17
Notice toTeaehers.

The April meeting of the Hurley
township teachers viii BE held Satur-
day, April 10, at o'clock p. m.
81 A. j, ALtEs.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17
Special Alliance Meeting.

Special AIIiahce Meeting.
A special alliance meeting is hereby
called to convene at Parker on Wednes-
day, April %, at IL o'clock a. m. All
alliances should be represented. Hon.
Geo. G.. Crosse and Bro. Myer will be
with US.
j. 7. APpLEBY,
President.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Hurley, s. D., Feb. 20, 1880.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

OsKAf.oosA. H., July 2a The fam lily
u Arthur Webb. consisting OF his wife
and four stcp-daughtcrs arc under ar
rest for tho murder or his three year.
old child BY beating IL todcath. About
a year ago Webb married Mrs. Joseph
Ansle, and II seems that She and her
children have been in the habit o. beat
Ing this child inhumanly for some tims.
Not long ago Annie Ansle was arrested
and fined for assault and battery on the
child. Saturday night tho little one
was severely bea.cn again BY the
family and Suniay IL died Of the In
jurics inflicted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

An enormous double ~ frrDe!ol
h1s been grown Ia Georgia. ~ Designs
ing politicians are trying to vie ais'
content among the Southern n rse> =
Chicago Herald.
according to Colonel Clar >on.
the Republican newspaper press II n
greater need OF Government sxnSiis
than the ocean carrying trade =
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Federal election bill .
stop. backward in the evolution Of pop
ular govern ment which can be justified
neither upon grounds Of cxpediency neY
the promotion Of good governmenH-
Minneapolis Journal tRep.l.
Quite : number Of the Rerahiiess
party organs are protcstin& against tot
force bill When there Is that kinde'
discomfort 50 plainly manifested - ~
sure sign that the party managers hasa
gone too far. Chicago Globe
The signs Of the times are unrzsS
taxable. In spite Of such Republican ex
pedientS - the Federal election bill
and the admission Of roeket-borough
Statss this will Be : Democratic tidal
wave year, like 1889 and LEI Bossoo
Globe.
The ex-Democrat who stole. from
tho Maryland treasury is now safely
losltrd up in the State penitentiary. bot
W. W. Dudley Is still ct large and NJ $
Quoyis representing Republican morals
In the United States Senate. st Louis
Poss-Dbpa sch.
Mr James @. Blaine Is beginning
tD,show signs or disgust with his part q
second hddler lie Is right The &c
ond fiddle Is a poor sort Of an is>srr
ment for an elbow trained TO the ase q
the csSstan In casting anchors - wIsd'
ward 81 Louis Repxblic.
"A connection with Rppu5licar
polisirs seems to develop high cr'ie'
Of financial ability. ForakerIs said .
b. making money. Dudley. Tanne- and
many other prominent cpujlicans are
getting rich. and IL seems - b. fact
tbst Republican 'sho has had any train
ingin the management o. the party
barrel can rapidly make money on bis
own account Chicago Herald
lest the moral sense Of the "a
ton should reprcbate tn = colossal lm'
morality the Republican varty proposes'
q measure whereby, as Reed expresses
IL, 1--WE may do our counting aud oa'
own ccrtifica.ion., The House has
passed bill which, stripped Of al ri
tense. means simply thai q Repuhsie.l
majority in the House shall bc MAJ
tanned willy nilly.-Cnieago Times
Tho Republican nomination n
Governor Of Pennsylvania was dic'a'e.
by senator Quay. and Mr.. Qnsy W.
now does not have tho hold on the rasss
Of his party In his state which ~ haa
year Or two ago. There is no oTrn~
active opposition 10 him in he pa.S
bus the fact that hc is silcns undeF NJ.
serious accusations made against N.
has damaged him In the cstima'l9a~
thousands az Republicans and BIZ II.
didatc will undoubtedly suffer = ny.
sequence. ST LouiA Globe p"nsS'
Rep,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01
a FIGHT AND a FOOT RACE.
Four Men KILLED and Forty Seek safety
IN Fnght-Lively Times - : Political
Meeting.

Four Men Killed and Forty seek safety
IN FIght-Lively Times - : Political
Meeting.
LoUsvILLE. Ky, July ai.--Another
outbreak Of the Smith Messer feud Is
reported from Knox County. The bat
tie occurred Thursday evening. st Hub
ba-d's Mill. on Sinking creek. one Of
tho most lawlcss sections N the State.
There was political gathering there.
the candidates for the various county
offices being advertised as speakers.
Both the Smith and Messer factions
we're on hand, wearing their winches-
ters and forty -fours- II Is not known
just how the trouble began. but about
three o'clock the shooting commenced.
and when the smoke had cleared away
four men were found to have bitten the
lust. while the rest had scattered and
disappeared
Eighteen mon were arrayed on one
side and about twenty on the other.
Those killed were two OF the Mills
boys. belonging to the Messer faction.
and both Burchett and John Howard.
belonging 70 the Smith crowd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

s1tofy; and . me eos, q = \ ~
Irritation be,woen the ws"''''''r>,
blacks, and no matter VIA. III ~ "a -
q business IT, votes a. y \. '''.ar,
Tor thu Republicans " ~ csa..i
How would -. Paul and MI.
milwaukee, and Omaha raa'pl4
Quincy, like tho dose ,ha, 4 .so'l' al
TOT New Orleans and LsuI.,, n p'''r'ns
vile and Atlanta. Memph,' Sss.
mingham? How long would ~, ~ Bis
PIT up with the treatment -. ,4' No'sA
Reed prescribes for the sou,ss 'l u
Mr. Reed Is mastsrful m,a
are . number o. things which ~ hen
DO. lie cant cover IN II. y can't
under existing conditions aoa ~ 'aas
control Of her own people H. = n ias
been growing richer and ,,ron, ..'a y.
cant persuade the North ,h,..a Ne
either necessity Or excuse ~ ,a u''s y
ence o. the Federal power MIN 4 .s
fairs Of States whose progress I = ~ 4
ana rapid. And he can, ch. N TN Is
progress. unpleasant as il NAV N 'aa'
party. N. Y. Sun. w nl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

rAsy risy iIsvsc 10 several Towns~ x.tghs
teen Persons Reported Killed and Many
snjArsd- buildings 1.esried aud Crcpe
Oe<troy ed.
Mix~kAroLs@ MINI. July ~ "A
Il ccial % thc Tribune from Fargo, n.
ID. say :: A cyclone passed OYER tho
northern r,r.ion Of this county about
three o'clock yesterday. There wero
sewn persons killed. Particulars Later
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July ~ w Tho
yribunc's special from Fargo. y. ~.
says: Details from the cyclone arc
still mcagcr The only thing thus far
learned Is that the storm struck Bowen.
Clifford and Galesbnrg. about twelve
miles northwest Of Hunter. in the south.
ern portion ~ Freya and in the north
ern part Of Cass County. IL was rcgu-
lation cyclone. tearing and twisting
across the country. lcycling buildings
and destroying crops. Five persons
were killed outright; man and vito
wcrc killed near Clifford. Wires on
the branch line are FRUSTRATED ard
particulars will BE- late. rs reporters
must drivca number OF miles To che
telegraph station. a hail-storm AFRO
did considerable damage to crops about
twelve miles south OF Fargo.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July %. A
Tribune special from Ashland, lWis..)
says The most remarkable electric
storm ever known In this section pass "a
over Northern Wisconsin and Lake SUI
pcrior County last night. 1t was nc
BY terrific downpous "
rain and heavy winds Several houses.
barns, out-houscs, trees and fences n
his city were wrecked No one was IA
ured. IL is reported from points OFT
side that all railroad grades in this 81 g
ion we're washed badly and some dam
'gc was done in neigh boring towns.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July 90. A
special TO the Tribune from Marsha |,
Mimi, says: Cyclone near Ghcrt
even miles west Of here There wsro
Two persons killed and several injured"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01
A HEAVY LOAD.
Fireman Eoodhouse. the slayer Of Engl.
neer vnn,iavent or. Talks.

Fireman Roodhouse. the slayer Of Engi-
neer vandavcnter. Talks.
TOLEDO. O., July 23 Tho CONNER
;iars Van Vert tO) special says: The
cxciteme mt subsequent to the mysteri-
ous murder Of Engineer Nandeyantr-,
the arrest Of his fireman. Samuel Rood
house, and h:s confession. has matcri-
ally subsidized. The report Monday
night that Ro<slhouse had been taken
to Lima to avoid the lynching mob was
. mistake. Rocdhouse was seen IN jail
yesterday BY a newspa per rcporto-. lie
said that the short rest he had last
night was the first since the awful
tragedy OF last Friday night lie said:
mo one can .ell the mental agony
suffered: 1t can not be described. nus
on q bold front and had it not been for
the fact that IL Gre we're several men at
Franklin who Seard us quarrel would
not have made ny confession. 1t was all
could do TO keep from breaking down
when the sheriff read the warrant for
my arrest was not surprised. but
oould not muster up courage 70 reply
for some minutes At night ! lay
awake but pretended to be asleep. hop
ing to hear some remark which might
be dropped that would give me some
idea how 70 act Since have gotten
the weight Of my mind l rest easier.
God kno II was not my intent 10 kill
him; he forced me to it."
~ the inquest Yesterday the testi-
moay did not diner materially from
Ropdhouse's confession. Roodhouse
will have preliminary hearing to-day.
ne will waive examination and b
hound over to the fall term Of the
COnrt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

NEW ORLEANS, July 23--Consul- q en-
eral Martinez Of Qua temala, has ro-
ccived cablegram from the Guate-
malan Ministcr TO Mexico, stating that
there has been no battle between Qua
temalans and san Salvadorans. The
cablcgram also says that rcprescnta-
tives Of tho five central American States
on tho sIst instant signed an agreement
asking General Exeta 10 yacatc the con-
troll Of San Salvador.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

senator Ingalls, Is irwin,
up his waning popularity ~ exnes .',.''
the cause OF Union soldiers. ass M.
now bowling himself hoarse o,s. !. :
SCI vice pension business. ~
The Kansas Senator has ~.
prestige Of late only AZ homa
wherever he has appeared; ID, ~ \,
taken sure way to regain il. aps Il,
hungry pensioners on the Goyernmo,..
bounty will give him three cbeers -
q tiger for his sentiments in rers-s
pensions -
ingalls, has beaten the record Ana \.
cupies advanced ground in the pens;o.
field. lie wants pensions. and pl.,..
Of them - indiscriminate. upl'm;,.,
pensions; pensions for service AMI -,
sions for non-scrvice. lie favors s:o~
eminent support OF every nan IN,
served in the army. whether ~ !. az
ablcd or not; II he marched mia \
heard gun fire during the war I,
must have a pension, and pretty n,
one at that
His argument. as stated by our Was,
ington correspondent. Is tina. wien N.
war opened. property was worth onl,
81. 600. 0o0. 900, and that now il il worth
IS. 900, 900. 600. We owe the soldiers M,
difference, be says, and we ought q "a,
them.
This Is certainly novel way q %,
tiny It, and It shows that the Republic
ans will go to any lengths to g,. VIA
they are after 1.-The soldiers vote. Tbh
pension agitation Is clearly a ia ta
votes. and II money can buy them ,ss
soldiers will not lack IL They do IA
stop to consider the heavy burdens IA,
arc imposing upon the people; thu
hands are in the treasury bag. and the,
can scatter its contents whore they will
To this pension fund Il Is estimate,
that the South will be forced 10 con
tribute SIS. 900. 900 o. more, Is the cas-
may demand and all this to perpetual
the power OF party which is opposes
70 the best interests OF the South.
Ingalls, and tine rest % them are :
present very liberal with the people
money. but the half has not been lo,l
there are surprises in stow for W yct \
Atlanta Constitution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

~ = % THIS 1eAcefnI And prosperous
section. who ccntcrso OF sralc and man
ufacturcs arc growing with rapility
equaling o. surprising the growth Of
the booming communities Of tho West,
that tho Republicans propose 10 bring
again tho rulc Of the bayonct From
this energetic population they propose
70 tako away the right OF controlling
their own elections AMI to make II over
TO creatures 81 the Federal power. The
south y y b4 treated = conquered tar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

MIDDLETowN, n. T., July 2O.--At
line o'clock last night extra engine
No. IS was run into by freight train
No. 20 on tho Ontario & Western road
near Cooks Falls. n. Y. Engine No.
IS and number OF freight cars were
wrecked Tho wreck caught firc and IL
Is thought that Engineer Fuller. who
Is missing. was burned to death A
brakeman and fireman. names un-
known. wcrc seriously injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01
TERRIBLE REVENGE.
! Mexican Family Ia Texas Nearly
Wiped Out.

AUSTIN. Tex. July %. Near Hutton.
small village twenty eight miles from
here, a Mexican named vitola Melena,
his wife. two daughters and little son
lived. Monday night about twelve
o'clock their homo was invaded. and
without provocaton vitola and his
wife and . fve-year-old daughter wero
shot and killed. A daughter and a lit
tie four-y car-old brother escaped TO .
neighbours and told their story. The
murdercrs they say were j. r. Gibbs,
his son. and John and Andrew Sutton,
who have been arrested. The cause Of
the killing supposed to DO revenge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01
4 FRIcHTFUL EXPLOSION.
Ten Tons Of Molten NIettie Scattered
Among : Room .fuu Of Woskmen.

Ten Tons Of Molten ATettis Scattered
Among Room -fuu Of woskm-n-
NEw YORK. July 20. A frightful ac-
cident occurred yesterday afternoon in
Cassidy a Adler's iron foundry No SIS
West Fifty-fifth street The cupola in
which the iron is melted exploded
shortly before two o'clock. Tho molten
iron few In all directions among the
workmen employed in the foundry. SIX
teen men in all were burned BY tho
molten metal. Eighty men were At work
In the room whore the cupola is when
the explosion occurred. The cupola
contr'red ten tons OF refuse metal,
which in melting generated gas. Tho
mouldcrs were getting ready TO cast the
metal. and had taken out two ladies'
full when the bottom and side flew ont
Of the cupola, with horrible crash,
scattering the Kissing mass in all
directions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

NV York. July John Whitaker
Watson. the real author OF Beautiful
Snow" and other poems, which have
given him world wide literary rcputa-
ton. died in this city yesterday, aged
sixty-cight lie had been living AZ No.
80 Bank street for some time past in oh.
scurity and poverty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

HAnrFoisD, Conn, July si.-The at
tempt 70 play ball BY electric light last
night was turned into burlcsquc. A
rOst ball was used and the bat tiers onl y
hunted H. All the ficldcrs played
within the base lines. a largo crowd
vas present Only four innings we're
played. No score was kept
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Four Persons LD>e Thetr Lives In = C1n.
clnnstt Tenement
CINCINNATI July % The four
story tenement house at No. a East
Front street was destroyed by fire at
eleven o'clock last night. The FIRST
moor was occupied BY Simon Minces as
. second hand clothing store. and in this
part Of the building the flames were
first discovered Minccs lived in the
second story with his family The Dire
spread rapidly and cut on the escape Of
Minces. his ten-ycar-old son. Harry,
and an unknown woman. supposed TO
be Mrs Minccs- The bodies wcrc re-
covered and taken to the morgue.
Three persons were badly burned before
they we're rescued. Their names are:
Nick Waman, Mary Kslmcyer and Eva
Minces.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01
AN AWFUL DEED.


MONTREAL Can, July pa dispatch
from Pembroke, eighty six miles above
of-awa.on the Enpcs Ottawa river. savs
lbst TWO days ago some miscreant cut
ne rope holding raft o. logs to tho
rank, whc-c twenty-five ra;ts,nnn were
st'ssr ping over night ~ all asleep
sr boaTl. the raft drifte.. N. into the
riyrr and into the rapids a laile below,
ard before those on hoard were awak-
ened they were tossed about among tho
rocks 81 the rapids. or the twenty-five
aboard only two got TO shore No trace
81 The bodies Of the twenty has been
fnsnJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

CHICAGO. July 2l.-The Federal m
thoriuos have taken stops TO force the
attenlance OF tho officers Of the Gene
see OIL Company. Of Buffalo. N. r., -
the Inquest in,o the Tio1E explosion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01
SOUTHERN PROCESS


httion Of Affairs In tho south.
The Times Democrat remarks with
ruth that the census will show. indeed
already shows, tho MOST remarkable
municipal growth in the south that this
country has ever witnessed. Towns
have doubled, treblcd and quadrupleds
not in population alone, but in wealth.
business and fine buildings; and in this.
respect at least, there i a remarkable
contrast between tho two sections.
Compared with an increase OF 10 pcr
cent in Hoston and IL. per cent. in Gin
cinnati. look at tho advance already
nossd in Southern cities
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
soBRowINS FRIENDS
Bear Dr.. G. u. smith's Remains - 7lhsit
tasf Resting Place.

The remains of the venerable Dr. q.
b. smith were laid AZ rest Friday after
noon. A large number Of bis friends
gathered 70 pay Their last respects g.
him. The clergy 81 The city were wei
represented and several took part in ihe
funeral services
Rev. john J.. johnson read from the
Scriptures 81. paui's words concerning
hisonn approaching death. iu winch he
ssvs +" I have fought toe good hght J
have kept tee faith.
"Nheu Sore Affections, vas sung
hv Mrs i. ~. Mefri. after wnlch il-
- a. Cobb and OTHERS ni toe clergy
present pald trhotrs - tie liEh cha
acter 81 tbe departed
The Rev. A. r. Merriam sad few
words ~ Ipr. Smith 80 = eltizen. spes b
inr ~ his kindly deeds. hls strong corr
rctIon. honeesy and bs absolute fear
ipssnnss I'D stating bis opinions.
Mrs.. MfrIh teen sang, "l0 here - 3
Beautfoi World"
Rev. Ir. Baftsrhsld FEokt - Dr
snIt8 sts clergyman. paying his fuenl-
orv f,esutfai tribute.
Hr. join Patton. Jf.. made few re-
uafks. telling ~ fhe ieve sna renefa-
ton 80 yh.cn he wss ffid ~ sh who
kner fa. lie also stated that d..
SMITH ~as farr1bcT ~ figs fafuol .
Yels easss ~ ~ wIfh idens PIERRE
r.rff. Fraffs. MaIfe sna others. srd
ased 60 lktulaf tie ossth - ~.
s,nah 81 thst n tst grand charscter
F dasrf SD 80 Tasfkery. Col hewc01nt
Eer fan.ieil TaH ciose8 the sefsfes
1tf prayer.
Uoa. 81 J. Sweet aDa Doctors -.
Fes-sr,r. 81 tFasster. 1afufs rs rs
+ sra ! q. Eneheusn were tnf f.o1orhfr
+ r..s hearers Ttss aetrf - -beare e
Z sass flrn. = 3. Eltn -efsa 5udre Per-
. k.as. Mss*rs Erps futuafn George -.
C.- ~ II @esrs o. - RaI Jau1 =
E Harren au1 y H waters ne re-
Fas - ~ere znterFed .a tbt keiley Cry
ceueterg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

Between the cuticle-the epidernis,
that is, or scarfskin-and the true skin
is layer Of cells which secrete from the
blood dark coloring matter. The
black races have this feature most fully
developed. but even the hghtest are not
wholly destitute of it.
Its complete absence characterizes the
albino, giving US occasionally a chalk
white negro, the hair. of course, partici-
pating in the defect. As this pigment
is also wanting in the albino's choroid
coat Of the eye-normally a dark back
ground for tho retina, and essential to
clear yision-he Is nearly blind except at
night
There is often local absence Of pig
meut. causing white patches on the
limbs and different parts Of the body.
Such q patch on the head may give rise
70 a solitary white lock amid a full head
Of dark hair.
Some parts Of the skin are naturally
darker than the rest, and the darker
color may extend far beyond the usual
limit and still De purely physiological.
but dark col0Ted spots often appear on
the body "a result Of some diseased
condition OF Of exciting causes.
The simplest and commOnest Of such
spots are known IS freckles. Their re-
mote cause Is a peculiarly sensitive skin:
their direct csuss IS the light and heat
of the sun. Persons with fair skin and
hair ara most subject 70 them. The pig
ment. which in others is uniformly dis
tributed. seems to gather into small
rounded sDots.-Youths Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

A party Of Americans. including three
CT four boys and girls. were net long
ago visiting an ancient church il a
French provincial city. An aged beadle
showed them the objects Of interest
.sXvhose portrais a tAisg' asked one q
The girls. indicating sn ancient canvas
upon wlfch the fsce and form 4 a man
in sraor could barely he made out.
"Tha-. said the besdle, after Stopping
"a take a pinch = snuff. Is the csleorst-
al Grand Duke Anasole, the founder e
the church.
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sneeze. loolsel skyward . minnie, then
sneezad violently. csel his handler
chief. ssd answered
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