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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20
The PROnlR

are not slow to understood that in order to
warrant their m manufacturers in guaranteeing
them to benefit or cure, medicines must pos
sess more than ordinary merit and curative
properties. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery is the only blood medicine sold,
through druggists, under positive guarap-
tee that it will benefit or cure or money paid
for it will be returned. In all blood, skin and
scalp diseases, and for all scrofulous affec-
tions, it is specific.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR:-Please inform your read
ers that have q positive remedy for the
thousands of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured. Ishall be glad to send two
bottles OF my remedy FREE to any OF your
readers who have consumption If they will
send me express and post office address. Re-
spectfully, T. A. SLoCUM, M. c., 191 Pearl
street, New York.
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Entitled to the Best.

Ali are entitled to the best that thsir mon
ey will buy so every family should have, at
once bottle of the best family remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, to cleanse the system when
costive or bilious For sale in SOC and 81. 90
bottles by all leading druggists.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

spelled numerical
bad
the kwiUs
his
vegetable
mildly of
equaed Liver Pill Smallest cheapest, tiny
coated Pellet dose.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

The case of Roland Leach, the New York
travelling man Rho disappeared suddenly in
Chicago several days ago, is still q mystery.
It is thought there is woman in the case
and that he has been murdered.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

The very best way to know whether or
not Dobbins' Electric Soap is as good as it is
said to be, is to try it yoursel. 1t ran't de-
ceive you. Be sure to get no imitation.
There are lots OF them. Ask your grocer for
ust one bar.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

The Sault Ste. Marie & Southwestern will
be completed to Mondovi at an early date.
The road is now within ten miles Mondovi
and the ten mile gap has all been graded and
is now ready for the ties and rails.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

ALIENS IRON Tone BITTERs give tone and
vigor to the whole system. All genuine bear
the signature of j. 2. ALLEN, Druggist, st.
Paul, Mimi. -
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

COUGHS AND HoARsENEss.-The irritation
which induces coughing Immediately relieved
by use OF "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" Sold
only in boxes.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

Johnnys What do they ring church
bells for?-Pa: To let people to know
there is a fire in tho other world, my
son.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had children, she gave themCastoria.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

A sturgeon weighing sixty-five pounds was
caught in the Mississippi near Dubuque re-
Gently.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

An old man named Stevens committed sui
eide at Duluth. Dependency was the cause.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

$500 Reward offered by the proprietors of
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for an incurable
casa.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

Grand Forks is to have a free postal de-
livery system in the near future.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

In boring an artesian well at Gilman a
vein of pure salt was struck at adepth O. $50
feet
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

The farmers of 0'Brien county are agita
ting the formation of a mutual Insurance
company.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

A new opera house is in the course of con-
struction at Grand Forks.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

William Riley was found dead in his bed at
Watertown. He was hard drinker.
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That
Tired Feeling

Is experienced by almostevery one at this season,
and many people resort to Hoods Sarsaprilla to
drive away the languor and exhaustion The
blood is laden with impurities, the mind fails to
think quickly and the body is still slower to re-
spond. Hoods sarsaprilla is just what's needed
1t overcomes that tired feeling, purifes and en-
riches the blood makes the head clear, creates an
appetite, and tones the nervous SYSTEM,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

The North Dakota fire mems tournament
will be held in Fargo some time in June
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20

We recommend "Tansill's Punch" Cigar
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HOUSE.

The ways and means committee are still
working hard trying to get together on the
tariff on sugar. and it is now asserted that
an agreement will be reached so that the
bill may be reported to the house certainly
not later than the first OF April. The house
passed the bill introduced by Representative
Comstock granting right of way through
the Mile Laos Indian reservation to the Lit
tie Falls, Mile Laos & Lake Superior.
The house passed--160 to 25-the Okla.
homa bill, with amendments. 1t is q substi
tute for the senate bill on the same subject
The bill fixes the boundaries of the new terri
tory SO as to include the Cherokee outlets
with provision that no lands which Indian,
occupy under treaty or law shall be included
without their consent, except for indcial pur
poses.
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The house to-day passed Senate bill appro-
priating Sc, 100 for the removal of sund bars
at the entrance OF the harbor of Milwaukee,
Wis. Bills we're also passed granting the
right of way through the Sisseton and
Wahpeton Indian reservations; in Dakota, to
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad
Company; and extending time ofpayment to
purchasers ofland from the Omaha Indians
in Nebraska.
Along discussion occurred over the proposed
amendment prohibiting the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors in the territory of Oklahoma and a
high license amendment; but finally an amend
ment prohibiting the introduction of intox-
icating liquors into the territory until after
the adjournment of the first session of the
territorial legislature was adopted by vote
of 70 to Al.
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LIE BAG.
PAR T. DU
ISuite.l

II Y q hirn IL roq tlu clnchrr...
lie bel Arthur du POmm6,al. II
nest pas tr0,, NAL H. 81 prr-Onne.
ii nest pas irOl, sot, It il ma ,arn
quill he dfplai>aii pas a G den0i-
srlles; mai- IN monsieur aui -
nel- ttr faire courlr sur les hippo
dromrs tie province et qni a tout
BIZ plus quinZe mile LIVES de
renir. m'offre que dies GUARANTEES
hs, fiji santts.
II doit hfriter dun oncle, dit q
demI.vo,x Nine Dandierne.
-Voia M glos lot sur leGnti il
ne fant laniais compiler: heritage
dun oicl-. ParlOns u'aufie chose,
ct,ei- sHur; 4ui attended, youS, &c
soirg
-T"nt ie monde 1T lprsoRne.
Went lei qni vent, de neuf heuIts
a miiuuIt. mais il fait 81 mauvais!
...nouS n'aniOus peut etie que CT
brave drcipnv.
-Tait mrux. Sa rhilosoplie
s'accntde av-c la mlennr..
II So lourrait ans>i que nos
vois'n~ DE- !'autre cote de lean sc
decitas>eht a nous faire In visite
que leur n-v-n, M. du Pomneval,
nous annonc drpuis tIois mois.
Les V~igremal II faudrait qn'ils
fus>enl toGs, Car Ia temi.6'e tourne
an .N Clone. .Mais, ayeZ yous euten-
dup
-Qaoi done!
-Ce chi qui "A Fair de venir du
fonsi tia jaIdin...On juiefalt qn'on
apl,elle au stconIs.
-V"us oevtz ,ous tromper, mon
ami, Tit Nine Dandierne, sans top
s'fmou,oir. P-rsonne he W plO-
mene dams lie pare a Iheure quill
est e: psi Get abominable temps.
-Je vous assure, ma cheIr, que
jai -ntenhu um c,i...un chi de
dft'essp, rApliuua loncIe Armand,
Qnt s'etait avance jnsqu'a la porte
fenatre dormant sur le p-rron dn
jardin, ct qni ecoutait, roreille
collee contre les wires.
-Cest lie vent qui sIf1e...
Non pas. Je my connais. C'est
un" & dlicmme-.. de femme.
-Allrz vous pas croire qn'on
a~sSassine anrres de la mai>on. Vous
fiBiriez par me faire peur avec vos
inaginaiions lugnbres.
DE ne dis pas celia, mais il peut
etre arrive IN accident. LA riviere
est d demx cents metres d'iri, c-lte
joiie riviere on i%'ancien propriftaire
Sc maya jadis. Qni salt 81 Pan dc |
vos gems ny est pas tombei
-Mes gems ne rodent pas, la
mutt, par les chemins dangereux.
oh il y a DIES femmes de
chambre sentimentaies qui donnent
renasz vous a lenrs amoureux dams
DIES endroits solitairrs. ..au clair de
Ia lune...et jnstemrnt la lune est
dams ron plein. ..M.is je n'entends
plus rien.
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ATELIER ~TYPOGRAPHIQUE.

avanr tout ie maIfriel nfres-aire. nous
somnae- y tmr d. xerut, r tous les "avragts
tyr"grnphian'- q"i nous srront comics Les
brtf- dayncat. carries d'ttilire-. enteteS de
fa"ilrrs. tirket~ d'iiahiinti"n, liiurs. rircu-
iaiies. etc. ser. nj in priu Is lans lr plus hr.f
df'ai ct a ues prIx qaI dttrnt tOnte concur
renee.
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NEW snpN%GEAENrS.
SEEATess;gSS ESQ s.s,s.

Nr. Thon'ss Aihers informs his fri4pda
nd the travelling puhIic that he h.. nu,ls
acme nav arrangements which will enable
HIM o -st'atv all tho.- ~h4 will homo, am
with rh~ir ru,tt.n.
Meals tusni-'~.i ~ - raIrs of the dsy
Breakfast 4 ~ r'cicck a. VI 4ltl niuneY
It 4 c'"irck y ".
fntns:''tf'''f- .ri ~-l}fprnished rooms.
Hut FR.rF -
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u cflP rcSt plus tie ca Inuttlr.
Armand, wong E ps insnpl,nl'
table. 90 sniI. Vnus sav-Z qu. jr
sni> TIES trvtu>p ct >Ous vuu>
p'ai.tz m'+tfiayrr.
C- dialogue fat inte,rompn par
uip explosion d.. rlrps arg-n'luS.
Ia porte lin sal"n >'onvii, btnlam
mrnt It drux j'nnrs ii les t~ntrerrn',
II, - tenant par Ia m in.
Files T. 81 r+sepmblaipnt gueIe
L'unp etait rose It blonde, a'nn
bond crnii6 adorable, av+c DIES
,y,ux noir> qui I,ftillnirnt d, ma ice
# de- goira. L'ant,p ttait bruno Il
lal,, awe de erands y.ux dune
nuanrr ass. z dtffiri Z a artiuir.
L'Onc'r Aiman't pretrniair fills
dtaierf ,inirts, e. q"i fachalt beau
coup Mime Dauiirnr.
A coup "a , ills frairut snprIhrs,
qHniJue m"in- vifs que cpnx de- "a
Sour. Is avdi-nt nn- expression
de donc+ur ,fsignfe qui io"cliai',
It i'aIfniS dies regards qni hrillaitnt
CONNIE un 6cIair e; qui -'e,tignaient
au>>i vitr..
Cr s"ir-la, ills ne .li-airnt lien, II
la blonde G-rmaine await beau ,i,r
IN &c ats, la I,hs% Sionnnip calme
dr la brune Laurence ne s'anlmail
pas.
-Tr VOLTA hien ~joyeusr, tot, pc
titr, dit Armand.
-Crst que Je snis joytuse ronr
iiro>ta Grrnainr. Sion
aimee ct iadertduLle. j. ,iems dc
lni facont. r DIES hislci,pS a 81 iurd,r.
J'ai cue jnSqn'a contiefait- la Vi, l..
bh'"nne VerIon q"a"d ellie ~
cOntr- son partner an Whist.
R'en ny fait. Mad-noisellr est a !
la melancniie ixr, CONNIE le baro
metre est an laid fAe tiepuis hl-r.
E, je v"ns drmande un pen
lunrqnoi. Ellie Il DIES surce> ttour-
'lissants. Crtie srmalnr, Nj. du
Pomme al. qni d"nne H. ton a Ia
jru"esse hoIer darcy, la fait
sept fol-, tandis yiI'il ne ma
Iiono'fe que de truis mallleurens-s
Inazrikas.
-Quatre. je les nj comptees, dir
Laurence; II rniS. tn
sais fort bien que 81 VI du Pommd
val >'e>t rrjeif SUI moi, c'-st uu'll
'st arrive ta,d It que tn ttais
pour tOu,e la >oirep.
oh! j. lni parlnnn-. Mai, il !
vo"drais bien Quill nous aln-na,
,%nionrtfhni qurlunes nus, car
OKLA drux jo"rS que j. me di,ertls
! fare du crorhet ct j'frronve IL
de changer d'exeic'cr.
-A'ors, fails nous IN pen de
nu>iqnr, dir roucie, Car mons nan
OBS %persn.ne. II vente 4 m-tt1p
N de'O"te tons les gOmmeux de
reimbursement.
ITEMS c'est vrai, SIERRA Ger.
mime en- conrant a la frnarrp. Et
| neig", par drssus lie ma,che. Tint
nlenx! J'a'i"re la neigr. On
que les a,brss 81 soul habit
az i.Our aller a IN bal blanc, It
~salurnt.. .commr on saluxit
n temps nh on dan>ait encore II
luadrllla DIES lahcier<. Eft puis. al
u piece dean dn jarlin gelp. nous
'onrrons partner. C'rst G, gni EST
musant! Mails prilts mts.ienr~
'Aicy craignent 10 fr.id. 81 ia
AIS IN amOurenX, je vOudrai>
Iuil vint me donner DIES sfrpnadps
Gus mon balloon, par t,eute deux
au-deSsus d. zero.
-Grrmain-! vpux tn bien to
aire, dit Nine D .udierne. Ia
our est dfja a son meter. Aide
a fnir &c convre pied qni ma
'anGa nas
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I\Iet DFhhe ahtOiica 10 VOlA
dI>cleip:
Monsieur IL d"ctenr Sub igry
A la honre hrn,e! s'eria
Pnnrle Armand. w y dn mnin>.
von~ NJ mons abandon, ez las. sous
plflexie que les ch-mins .ont mau
.al~.
Drawer Ia ieml6'e pour nous
Wi rfr>t h-a,. crSt gland. c->t
sublime, dit GeImalnr Ell Blatant
t..es mains.
-Bo"snir. cher monsieur, %rpI,rit
Nine ID .utii-rn-. Approximations
du t.u. VunS ,ir,rtz 6iIe grl3.
All. ca, cOunnnrnt ttes GUS
venu. irman,ia l'uncIr.
Tout le mnn,ir arlait d la fnis,
tAc.pfe Laui-nc,., .,ni 81 cunirm'a
He sOiIrlIr atiIGa'.ntpnt II: ,i>i.pnr.
lie duci-ur qu'nn accnri lait ii
birn await s.a>>r /, >ni<aut ,in-.
mails II rtaIt drolt un pen
l'l!ti e, rot,tl>tr co,nur IN chenr.
L. asais etc me,lecin miliIatr- IN
seS IrnnrS anIIfpA, ct II inI ftaif
i-sle de q anrirn rtat nnt c-rt"inr
brfl~,lntrIr .i.- ~. n,ar-s que tempe
IaI' Tn>age un lfInn,tr.
C'eiaii uu humrne bl-n e'rv6 IT
nn eAcrll, III iInmunt, &c a"i yaut
titr"re mienA ; 40 fisnre ->primalI
la franchise IT la ton,i, awe unr
puinlr de malice. On HaImaIt q
Ia >lIi- II on IL fatait a ia G-rnu
mere, uh II await srS giannirs en-
trees, -nitOut 'irp"Is que III. Ar
mand Dauliernr y await elu domi.
ellie.
Nj. Snbllgny ne s'6tai; jamais
MAIZE IT c-s d~nx ,i-nx galcnns
n NV fI'iVs
Mon Dl-u! ,tpon.iit-il, apres
avoii salue Mme Ddudl-Inr Fl >-s
hiie-, il -,iiS .enu tout bnDn+mrnt
a pied. Ma jumrnl est Vi. lille e, il
claig"ai~ q"'ei,t lie >e ca>>at unr
Janhbr rai c. temps d.. nrigr.
Ell yeas a,-z prrtira -xpos-r
les ,0'rrs. dit 20 Gle en RANT.
Bah! ZEN al vi lnen d'autrps a
la "traitr Dr. Con stantlnr.
-N'impoite. 81 j'avais sn que
yOus tti,z en souit,, J'amrais cru
que c'etait vons lnI appellee an
con tout a l'h-mr.
Ca apl'elf an seronrs? AllonS.
y. Jai sur moi tout 90 qu'il fant
pour ran>tr IN bi-s>e.
ChlmtZ.vous, chez ami. On a
crlf, mails OH ne rrlr plus Ell d'ail
l. us, je nr >uis las absulunen,
Certain qn'on ait cia.
-ESl'trons que vons vons 6teS
trnmpa. Du Ieste, il prnSe que, CT
>Oir. ;,er>Onne ne cuu,i les clienius.
J'"i lalS>e al ce'cle dA,ry Arthur
dn P~onmfval ct sa band- jn, -nse. !
lis avairnt piojete lie So transporter
lei dams leur~ carrOsses, mails ils out
prnr lie ver>pr. ri, en- ce moment.
Ills Jouent III baccara pours Sc couso.
Ter.
Les Ia hes SIERRA Gprmaine:
Inntr au haccara qnand il Y a a Ia
Il Imnnieie drnx ,,anyrps Fl l-s oui
mont pas va),e dei'uis q~uarante
hui, hrnres!
-I'avone qu'i's sont tres cnupa.
blrs. Mails ces mrsSieurs ont drs
de prix 1T lis les m6nagent.
L- june du Pommeval Went d'-u
"chrter unr pare qui lui "A cohte
cents louis.
- Eft il aime mieux nous IaiSser
mo-, fOndIe dams n0lIe 80 itude
que d'%aven,nrer tie 81 %pr4cienses
On nest pas pins gallant.
All! Ca, drmanla roncle Ar
man'l, il EST done richie CO Brummel
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ATTENTION.

hs trends aud the pI' liz sra po,ifed ~.
] nave r iiffv+d - Nh" s'urr inrnrrly go.
p't'l by hr t q. I urtis. NJ. 3 Mar, So
wher. ! VIII keep constantly on hand . All
Supply 81 tir'" rrirs. Fr .vi-ia,,s. in.. ~
i'iqe"r'. GIVE me 4 eaiI aud -xamit,- ,,y a.
sr'tuiruf.
IpHN DEZAUCuR
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n s- F~-nfrrrrra, s"yrZ en- ia , II
dn P"mmfval n'anra lien; ellie ne
ipeut pas II s""ff'lr.
d ~" s"ls ache. car u \ Plus de
q"a'ifes M" de drfa"tS #, s1l
hpil'ait, &c serHit m bein l,tIt1,
c"iic'"t IL d"''r"r Ell t+gariaht
L~a"'ri't A Ii de'oher.
F'
- i'r """ pas i
:" ~ J" '"''"'"" ""'H
""'N" 'e~ SiehS pressure ""SS'
"' :" '"p'SF''''
~ f'' - r"'''''"~
70
'e"' h'"''iel ~ ~.
49, :" "'''""''
"" 49, "' i"'''"' - 81 o"A"'
" wv ""o e"''>' 'c'''h """
'sV""' S"'' "e''"hs"~
'''""' WI NIUE i''"''r'h', ai'e>
-" N"'"ce' iS h'oi'""' a u'">
f""''""e 'e"e oe Ia dr' i'"''ef+.
~ ~"'S a''ee "s Won cr''r aimee,
vi "''i'"h'' "a'S u MI pas eie
rogue = us liz m ont pas encore
'e'"' "" ''s''e.
Its u" '""t zen CONNIE '+>
"o'le"' o""hg"y.
II on ""~ ch"fsh Il 'ieS ~v"iturrS,
NAL rs ~ zen srrv"nt IN rs.
y "'rs' 's son av'r-''
LIZ "e'e' e' pro'iiShr. c,rHt
""r eo""te''a''ou, m''iiiiura NJ.
A'"'""".
-N""' o. pas par dvailce
'"" ''eh' c"rz r"s. otsf '"r
""r fa's"l' "lei li"s "'o'r. Ctol-
'itz '"h- que Hn Sighrina' tst
c""''"r ""e t'greSs- de i"
'l"'' 4''i " olrh ciiil"a"fr cI'1 aus
II H"' po'te prrrnq'r. III faut vo"s
dire queiie IA eI'OnS5 par amour, il
! d IN q"ait Or s'e'l+. Ellie 10
'"'' 'o''l"'''s CONNIE u etalt alors 1T
e'ie crdlht quo" ne le l"i dehanchr.
Ahssi te IitIt Ellie I'll charte prIvae
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MACHINE!
10 Clarity or Bleach Cane Juios,
by Means Of
SUlphuFOus Acid Gas.

We are In possession of photographs Of tho
above, tn cap +city uf thc larger .ize Of whtch
ls a quantity OF Juice sufficient for $4,000 10
$1,000 ana the smaller 5000 to 200 70 u0nnds Of
stIg n In "A hours The mode OF it4 operation
Is To force through water with the gre Itest
Regularity the gas, by means OF steam and
vacnlni, the metz! used III its constructions
Is In no way affected by the gIs.s 1t is easily
put up and occupies \ space IL Gx3 feet only.
AddrcssSs g. Bl0NSE, ThiUodauT.
sept 1880
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Loekpori Public School Fund ~,ssoriati..

A me reunion lie ,ett. .>snrt4ti,,.
lie pteini,'r iruh, ..'srta ire. ISSl Il +. XII ~aas
"~"E>f'l1 Qua ta,eti.. nt+ La,s
ie '"retfr' ''e- tom = d~ t'er,dr. an,a -
chaqn'' anne. !" prrIntrrs sahr,li =, ,i;an.. a
dn n,,i- d. jun" e"ancAs
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Reckoning Srutilsted CURRENCY.

Mrs. Rosenberg came into the treasury de.
partment in 1868, soon after the division was
organized, and holds one Of the best posi-
lions at the present time. She is an expert
at the work of putting into shape mutilated
money. Such money comes TO the treasury
from all parts OF the country by mail and ex-
press. Any individual is At liberty to send it
for redemption. Some Of 1t Is very bad.
Mrs. Rosenberg tells of an instance where
she recovered some bills which had been in a
pocketOook and nearly destroyed by fire.
The money had shriveled into a small round
wad, and it seemed a hopeless task TO bring
1t into recognition again. but with much care
and a great deal Of patience it was accom-
plished- The first business is to put the mu-
tilated particles into water, 50 that they NAV
unfold to their fullest extent. then they are
pasted on paper to form as perfectly as pos
sible the original bill. 1t requires a quick
eye and 8 dexterous hand to make the most
of this money.-W aShington Cor New York
Press
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The Great Cathedral of Nicaragua.

The great cathedral of San Pedro of Leon
Is probably the finest religious edifce south of
the City of Mexico. 1t was finished in 1743
at a cost of s., 0O0, 600, occupying thirty-seven
years in construction. 1t is of cut stone and
Is one firm mass of masonry, covers an entire
square, and its front extends across one side
of the Grand Plaza. Like similar buildings
whose ruined arches and walls may be seen
In Antigua de Guatemala, this church has
walls at least fifteen feet in thickness, and
has the sohdity of a rock. Numerous earth
quakeS have produced no impression, and the
storms of a century and half have in no
way injured its fine quality of stone.
While inspecting its interior mes the cure,
an old gentleman Of perhaps 65 years of age,
who, though well Travelled European, had
never visited the United States. He told me
that in the numerous disputes between Leon
and Grenada the church had often been con-
verted into fortress, and sustained a few
bombardments from besieging forces Thirty
pieces of artillery are said to have been
planted on its roof at one time, and on its
eastern side there are many indentations
made by shot.
This cathedral was once possessed of great
wealth, the chancel was surrounded with a
railing Of solid silver, while all the altar
ornaments were of gold. With the exception
Of the cup and plate used at mass the church
has no ornaments of precious metals now
Much was shipped to Spain, and what re-
manned did not escape the rapacity of the
soldiers, who have many times advanced and
retreated through Leon.-Nicaragua Letter.
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WHY Thread Is Numbered.

Every seamstress, whether she wants No. 50
OF 60 or 100 thread, knows from the number
just what size the thread will be and what
kind of sewing it can be used for; but how
the numbers came to be just what they are
and just what they mean not one person in
1000 knows, Yet it is very simple matter to
explain, providing you only know the points
and how to elucidate them. When $40 yards
of yarn weigh 1000 grains, a pound of cot
ton, the thread makers mark it No / II
1,6S0 yards weigh pound, it is marked as
No. > For No. 80 yarn it would take sc
multiplied by $40 to weigh pound. This is
the whole explanation of the yard measure
ment as used by the spool cotton manufac-
turers. The early manufactured thread was
of three instead of SIX cord, the number being
derived from the number of yards to the
pound, just as it is today. No 90 yarn made
No. 60 thread, though in point Of fact the
actual caliber of No. GO thread would equal
No. 20 yarn, being made of three No. 90
strands twisted together.-St. Louis Repub-
lie
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