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A Queer Fad of Fair Parisiennes.

From the London World.
AS soon as a famous French dcmi-ntOndaiRe
dies the Parsienne is excited until she knows
when the sale Of her belongings will begiu; and
TO have something once possessed by one of
these women is counted, only woman knows
why, great glory, When Nine. Musard's
effects were sold, there were boxes upon boxes
of fine silk stockings which had never been
united, and the other night, at a smart dance in
London, beauty, whose costume was of green
tulle put out her little foot and told with great
glee that the green silk stocking incasng it had
been among those bought at the notorious
Musards sale. Nine. Musard was among the
first of the women, Of this century, at least, to
regard the serpent as an ornament, and people
who remember her at the opera in the glory of
her wonderful diamonds never fail to tell you of
the tiny viper which encircled her neck, bringing
out its incompatible whiteness and making the
jewels look all the brighter by its dark skin. A
young married woman in New York possesses
the famous turquoise which was the delight Of
| Cora Pearl, and another glores in an emerald
band with which it is said her golden locks were
! for one evening held in position.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-23
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease Catarrh, and vainly try
scrption which completely cured and saved him
from death; Amy sufferer from this dreadful
lope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street.
New York, will receive the recipe free of charge.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-23

ANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Or
leans and the Tickets signed by the President Of an
Institution whose chartered rights are recogniZedi the
highest Courts therefore beware of all imitsAon or
anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the Price of the smallest part or
fraction Of a Ticket ISSUED BY US in any Drawing.
Anything in offered for less than Dollar Is
a swindle mrl6-4t
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DEVELOPING THE CITY.
NEW BLOCKS AND NEW HOUSES AND
PLANS FOR NEW RAILWAYS.

Encouraging Status of the Rock Creek Park
Project-Need of a Real Estate Ex-
change-How Such an Institution Could
BE Established-Plans for New Buildings
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3,134 Prizes amounting ......$l 1854, 500
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
a-For Club Rates, any
write legbly 10 the undersigned clearly stating youl
residence with Stale, County, Street, and Number.
More rapid mail delivery will be assured by youI
inclosing an Envelope bearing your full address.
IMPORTANT.
All ordinary Letters containing Postal Notes, Money
Orders issued by all Express Companies or New York
Exchange,
Addressed
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
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COTTAGES FOR RENT
WHAT Is TIT

1t is Il Wood aud Stone Preserving
Oil applied with an ordinary brush.
1t is guaranteed to preserve for years
against rotling, decay, dampness, and
the attack of all insects, vermin, rats,
reaches, all floors, walls, bridges,
fences, posts and wherever wood is
used in The construction of building,
above, underground or in the water
The heretofore invinciblo TOREDO
win not attack ANY piling, wharves,
boats, dry docks, q. any timbers coat
ed with CARBOLINEUM Wood Pre-
serving Oil, which is 50@6 cheaper and
better than compressed c%rcosote, and
copper paint is not TO be compared
with it,. For circulars and further
information apply TOD. B. GRTBDLE,
IO4 Gravicr street. New Orleans, La.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-12-19

On Wednesday evening about 3
o'clock the alarm OF a steam whistle
gave notice Of a dtc, aud in a few see
onls thereafter The bell on the Fire
mems Hall q, sounding the general
alarm, which soon brouLht out The
population of HE town. The fire was
located in the dry Kiln of Hunter,
Dcnn Il Co, and was making rapid
Roadway when discovered. Furtu-
nately, there was plenty Of water near
by, and the bucket brigade was soon
at work and arrested the progress OF
the flames. Scranton Fire Co. No. l.,
was promptly ON hand with engine
aud ladder truck ready for service.
The fire had its origin In the room
where the blowers are situated, and
il is evident that somebody was try
ing to dry lumber too fast and raised
too high a heat.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss, I
November IL, 1890. I
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Circuit Clerk at Scran-
ton. Miss, on December 20, 1890, via;
William T.. Eilands, Homestead No.
I4,4l6, for the northwest ! northwest I
section 5, township 5 sonth range 5 west.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove bis continuous residence upsu, aud
cultivation of said land, wiz:
Alfonso Ladnier. Rufus Clark, James
Treheru and Robert Trehern, all 81
Scranton p. o., Jackson county, Miss.
. X. C. KERR, Register.
November Ia, 1850. 35l6t
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

We will esteem it as a favor if any one
In Moss Point or vicinity, who know of
anything of interest to our readers in that
place, will communicate the same direct
to ;he DRMoCRAT-STAR Office, Scranton,
or leave the same either at Dantzler Il
Evans. L. w. Manahau & Co.'S, j. w.
Stewards drugstore or T.. Bloomfield &
Co.'s store, on Tuesdays or not later than
Wednesday evening of each week.
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NOTICE.

Stockholders In the Pdscagonla
Building aud Lonn Association arc
hereby reminded that the meeting for
the purpose IF placing stock of said
Association in liquidation, will be held
az the Courthouse on Monday, De-
ccmbcr %, 1890, At 10 O'Clock, am.
Regular monthly meeting Of The
Board will bc held ut same time and
place.
FRANK CASTER, JR
Secretary.
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PASCACOuLA MARITIME ASSOCIATION.

A meeting OF the Pascagoula Mari
time Association will be held at NOy's
Hotel, Scranton, On Monday, the 22nd
inst, at On. IN. All citizens who arc
Interested in the welfare Of the Port
are invited 10 attend.
J. j. MCISTosH, !
Chairman.
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EOW Is z TINE

10 have your Commercial dob Print
ing done. Send in VonF orders for
letter heads, bin heads, statements,
envelopes, circulars, posters, blanks
and commercial printing generally.
All such work neatly and chcaply ex-
ecutcd at the DENoCRAT-STAR Office.
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Scranton, Dec. 10, 1890.

The Mexican schooner Tres Her
manos, which has been held here I'M
der ali attachment for the last four
months, aud was released ut the last
term OF the Circuit Court, cleared last
Monday, the 18th inst, for Belize,
British Honduras. She took tow the
next day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-12-19

- H. DdNufltl OipobhF
-. 10. A J MOfiett.
III. Ransom Farley.
-. IL. Wesley Bilbo.
-. II. Henry Golf.
O.. 10. Richard Ward.
-. 20. A T. Steetle, Jr.
o.. II. A. Tanner.
%. 2! NJ J. Hamilton.
g.. 20. John Galloway.
-. "a. Watley Deilsndor.
-. %. n NJ Monteith,
-. 26. il Parker.
. n. Eugene Parker.
=. -. Chilley Dickin.u
20. w N Cor.
-. 80. Wesley Byrd.
-. 81. Calvin G"ff.
-. 81. A Scarborough.
-. 80. j Il Parker aud Jas Davis as
signed to work thereon.
-. 81. WHGif.
-. 30. john Vice.
-. SO. Wiley Mizell.
=. 81. Suthof.
-. -, G II Howe.
-. -. A l. Moore.
-. 40. G Bouton.
al. Eli wilson.
-. u. Id Herrick.
e. As. Dis Stokes.
, .. 45. Rufus Clark.
-. as. 4 g Jones.
-. AZ. James McFanl.
-. a.. Robert Grant.
AZ. N Rrosdns. : So
so. James Herrinsm % -
-. 81. | w Broolne. N tani ,
-. So. c W Jones, ~
"a. Geo laGeft,
~ A w BeuneLE ~ "
90 SD Denny. IA
o.. JTlcrriil. neA
OK, John Eacore. -ttt
on. g S Meriwether.
I03. Louis Rogers. 50
IO4. .Josenh Wells, :
los, GD solomon.
IO6. ! ! Mcintosh. W
I07. Charles Collard,
M. Z Davis
81, VIM Rouse.
20 Geo Mallett.
6 N King,
81. Franz Earle.
81 James Broadus,
"a, James Carroll.
"a. .Jno Furry, Jr.
IS, re Lyons.
az. Simon Holden.
o.. w w LyOus.
60. Wash King.
70. David Suucier,
~. ii Wilson.
10. Z Rouse.
"a. C Bridges.
IS. Jos ROGERS.
76. VIM Delaney.
~. James lIavard.
81. j Mobiles.
81. john Carey.
80. Smdine Rouse.
g2. NarcIsse SeS mour.
93. Eugene Dick.
=. 81. Walter Ravens.
=. 80. Lewis Seymour.
loo. JOhu Jones.
:. 101. ID w Halstead.
=. lO2. Newcomb Clark.
=. 10. JEFF King.
=. 30. Print Carter.
-. 81. Ed David.
:. 81. Aaron Nixon.
-. So. NJ MIxOu.
=. "a. Lorenzo Farley.
-. u. John DubOse.
81. SaTdine Parker,
=, los. Reuben Cooper.
-. 1O9. Lyman Furry.
G Ward, Jr., Overseer on Road H. was
authorized to change course of said road
at residence Of C Ward, Sr.
Geo Mallett, oyerseer on Road 50, wal
nn'IorizSd to strengthen said road ueaI
the Parsonage, 80 as to run by } NJ Bro
ianI,s and int.rs.ct at ..Rayine Sho,
Peak
AL Moore was authorized to purchas'
the necessary material aud repair bridge
over Moore bayou, Road 80, aud work to
he done at no expense to county.
Johnson Ware was Authorized to have
hridgs built over Monyer Creek, Road
90 and renorE cost at nexi term.
NJ Rnbbv was autborizad to hay,
bridro bnilt aerass slourb on Road ~,
anJ ra,,ort tba cost tbaraof At NEXT r.rm.
- on Comfy Pnorhousr aud farm
redncrd from SD to 81 ner month atter
Tannarr 1901
AL of II Viyoi,t,r Notorv pubIic.
,as nnnroy.d
All %action b.,etof,ra toLsn Inv tbe
Roard reI,tive to road ~atitionad for
tI"nn nra,orty % A." Il n Snstn wa.
rnnouf ~ Ia not;tion rniactod
m. caiLnu,in% olInusnnoao - n,ado
ID A VamaIa,ws Now"nHb CI,rt
IL ~ " u ri H. II
Miner AMI w ~ W,sf road
Cnmn,iSsinn.rs o,ob . M
Ximrimfnn ID oath to,y. 80
n ~ 'TsnarI 49,
~ =" ~ " ttSdnn 1Po'' WOO - GO
u Gu - T. q d
r. ~ ~ NJ, m P Ok
- ~
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...l ,do.e.ut
Nj
headquarters '
SONS
The DanoE u's"' "
Gerard " OK
Tile La"rlpPc h"s ''a0''
ton IN a mi" '"f'''
Hats, shoes, and a fuII ''ne OF orE
goods at Krcbs',
Santa Claus must not ran 10 WISH
all the lutte folks.
flows, Tovs!! anil Fireworks at
Gerard & Cox's.
Miss Annie Cousins, of Biloxi, is
visiting the family of Mr.. w. r. Vau-
cIc,vc.
r,oo, ooo1s cho;cc caudics. as
sortpd cakes. Go to Krcb's.
~. II p,lIs ;s having his
now dwelling painted brown with red
TRIMMINGS.
-, - o..o.,;,o., ,,o,o
T.. aa.iom ,hio ,,,ol. Tho;, n,,occr1-
i,os ora ,,blishcd here.
all oood.
,..C.., 9, ~,
1a., ;..;au,.n lhl n, 4, much
. l,, i, a..,ai,
~ uas.ah
49, ,,a,am aa,,,a,or,s OH go
~, I..a ,La la., Ia, of
,''
ra.na.,ion
,Lo.a.. III aroIi,. w,i.h
ma..,a.I.
- -.
--'.cV, W. n""'" W." n,
N''! 7'''' '""I
-Nr. ". ~ t'S"scn' ,"1
r,N, .aa.1inm eon,o d,,s
I|a
ion l"1 10 pay VIVA 70" ""'
,%1 CO.. roar
nin
r'2c"''S "lo goats arc nuisance
III this town that ought to be abatcd.
"easN tue MAYOR ana A'"ern'e" 10
once on '"iS matter
Rev. Joe J. Jones left here last
Friday for Grenada, TO give the peo-
pie OF that to Sn 4 shaking up. Per-
"P' "' WIZ s'l MS c"'"''o '"e'e'
Don't forget that Santa Claus
headquarters are at CaSper's where
you can get anything you want for
the little ones, also for the big ones.
Don't fail to examine Alech Krcbs'
stock. lie has a full line o: most
everything.
Our Sheriff has been feeling very
happy this wool ovor tho arrival of a
little boy at his house. who put in his
appearance last Saturday night.
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Hewn Timber Picked Up.

On Monday. November 10. ls90, I p-sk-
ed ~ 10 sticks 81 Hewn Timber 10 Pascal
guula Bav. no marks or hrnns. Also I
chain and . dogs.
The owner is requesfelt o. come forward .
prove property ard pay charges nr the
timber will De disposed II according TO
Law. WA. u LADNIER.
P~asczgoulz Miss. ~, Lao. >
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Howard r. Stewart, ID. d. =, Got
w. b. Stewart g. Sons, Dentists,) will
be ia Scranton on the 18th of each
month, to remain until the LIST, Spe-
rial attention given To crown and
bridge work and correction Of irrcgu-
l%aritirs. Gas administered. Patients
visited al their homes along the coast
when requested. Will be III Pass
Christian from the lst TO the Sth.
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0SSPOIATDEPARTMENT
LOCAL DIRECTORY.


METnoDIsT-Rcv. l.. Galley, pastor,
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN Rev. d. y, Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night.
Preaching at Scranton every third sun
dav at 4 p. n.
BAPTIsT-Elder o. d. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching first Sabbath in each month
aud Saturday night preceding.
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ISOstUmce AMI Mails.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
From SctdRioH---Aniycs NJ sam. and
i:45 pm. Departs at le:l5 ala. aud
4:45 pm.
Leakescille RoWte--Arrives on Mondays.
Wednesdays aud Fridays at IL IN, and
departs same days at 1890 am.
A. +. LYND p. NJ.
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TOmcial.J
Board of Supervisors.
JACKSON COUNTY.

The Board of Supervisors of jackson
county met December Is, 1890, with all
members and officers present.
SA Dutch was permitted TO remove his
business to another building at PascagOu-
la.
II L Howe allowed to expend $25 for
repairs on Mt. Pleasant schoOlhOuse.
Licenses to retail liquors were granted
| 10 f Castanera, c S COllard, b j Mayo
and Henry Williams.
Treasurer's report after examination
was approved.
Superintendent of Education fled re-
port, which was approved, and be ALI wed
50. 80 for stationary and $l429O for 81 'Sry
to date.
Overserr on Trout road at PdscagOnla
was authorized to purchase material for
bridge near Pascagoula Hotel and to re.
pair same with hands thereon.
Henry Shaw was permitted TO transfer
his business of selling malt liquors to
house formerly occupied by II Shredder,
on Sawdust road.
The following allowances were made:
Azallne Dixon, pauper to Jan. l 'gl.sl6 90
Margaret Peayy, 20 rs
aumraIlS wife. " " al 30
John Hughes, " 40 %
Elizabeth Murray, I" 40 %
wm Howell, returning officer, July
election d W
DEMoCRAT-STAR, proceedings to
Jan. |, 1S9l.................... 20 90
| DEMOCRAT-STAW. stationery -...... q 80
/ Marshall q Bruce, &" ....... 75 10
Election officers November 1880:
&c Gibson. A g Moffett, e Ward, T
| Hazard. w II Finch + 4 Childress, J II
| altman, s Ferrill, G Helvestion, J L
! n ~ "a A ~ Ee.uI. L. n A Nal
sou, A FJones, " II Hamilton, MI Ham
ilton, C II Wood, J + Carter, VIM Hard
wick, + Carter, Jr.. w Watkins, y K
| Murray, w 4 StrOck, J II jackson. q w
Dancer, H B Everitt. + L Howe, Harry
| Kenner, + II Lewis, A G. Bradford. A ID
Krebs, A A Beck. G Deli~s, Edgar Hull,
A Saucier, C Wiley, w Gautier, w l.
Gilbert, X A Vaneleave. Jr., g II Tandy,
II + Russell. + II McClelland. NJ Caldwell,
| + Beaugez. J Ware, II r WoOdmOn, A w
| Ramsay, II c. Ravens, J Mcmillan, + VI
TAYLOR, w w BrOOme. p b Carter, A L
Ravens, Drury Reeves, Ruebeu Byrd, t A
Mizell. A Nixon each 81, aud w H Finch,
5 Ferrill, A L Havens aud ID Parker each
"a, and - Golf, G A Nelson. II + Rassell,
4 S Davis and J Ware. each -, aud J K
Murray e.
| DEMocRAT-STAR, election notices. S24 90
CHI Alley, ink, etc. elect'n purposes 50
wv fenill, delivering boxes Z side ~ 90
f s Davis. w /" 10 90
Z s DAVIS, 9 days as commissioner q 90
] w FeuriIl. a." /" " ~ 90
EBloomfeId. "a {" 81 n 90
w J johnson. bridge on Road g.. 20 90
w J johnson, " on CedarCreek 81 50
w Denny e. Co, lumber. Road 96.. ; "a
J Parker, h%auling lumber for bridge 5 90
DEMocRAT-STAR, school notices.. IL ii
Bill for inquest IN body OF A d shivers
was not allowed.
Road overseers were appointed as fol-
lows:
No. 1. W W Cooper.
=. W J Pritcbett
,. John Helvestion.
4. J W - Tanner.
3 Albert Cowau.
s. W n Parker.
Z. VIM Parker.
:. Rankin Ice.
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NOTICE.

The members OF the Lutheran
Church, and Lutl.erans who are utter
ested in the welfare OF The church, are
earnestly requested to attend ii meet
ing to be held at the residence OF {.
Nelson, Sunday 2l,t inst at Bpm.
for the purpose of securing a pastor,
AS the church is now without one.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-05
WIGS FOR EACH DAY.
How a Hairless Gentleman Decelves His
Intimate Friends.

Intimate Friends
$50 you do not believe that Mr.. II
wears wig?" he asked.
Certainly not"
''Where's your proof?"
Look at his hair-smooth, glossy and
natural"
Very good wigs are made nowadays"
well, did you ever see wig grow?'
mot exactly"
Ills does, if it's wig"
"Are you sure of it?1
''Of course | am, that is, sure that
his hair is his own, for have seen him
on the day when he has had his hair
cut. l have seen it grow day by day
until it needed cutting. In fact, his
hair is wonderfully vigorous. Hardly a
day passes that l do not see H, and
once / remarked to him how rapid his
hair grew.
"'Do you think it's too long?' ne said.
"'Wen, yes, i do, little 1 an
swered.
I'm get it cut this afternoon he
said.
The next morning / met him, and
his hair was cut and trimmed almost
too closely. Where in the world did
you get the idea that he wore wig?"
My dear young innocent" was the
reply, "wigs are SO skIllfully made now
that one can't detect them. H has
a wig for every day in the month.
When he wants to have his hair cut he
puts on his shortest wig. The next day
he puts on longer one, and so on, step
by STEP as his hair grows Finally his
hair gets too long and he has il cut
that is, he goes back TO the short wig
and begins all over again Seeing is
not believing. IN. Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-05
ONLY ONE KIND WORD.

Twas little thing, only one kind word,
In the hurry aud hustle OF every day,
But the heart was touched and the soui was
stirred,
And rainbow of hope spanned the darllened
wayl
Twas worid-worn man with q weight OF woe,
Who was cropping along, in the crowded street,
When he heard q voice that was soft and low;
And a word that was warm. and passing
sweet
And the sluggish life in his veins moved fast,
And the light in his eye was the olden light
Twas the one kind word, he had met and
passed
Twas the blue IN the sky. where the stars
shine bright.
Twas q SHINING girl, with reckless air,
Who was one OF 4 throng on = sunny day,
And her painted cheek and her stony stare
Were the sirns Of a soul on its downward
way!
But a greeting came. ana = kindly word,
With message Of e'raceto the erring one,
And the conferred depths of her nature stirred
Till she turned from the wrong, and the good
was wonl
= Ella Dare, in Inter Ocean.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-05

Mr.. Thomas Gresham has left at the
Americus Recorder Office couple of
relics that have been handed down for
200 years. One was a small hatchet. re-
sembling the one George Washington
didn't use, that was given him by his
mother, who died sixteen years ago at
the age of eighty-SiX. 1t was given her
by her grandmother when she was quite
young. The other is pint flask that
is known to be over one hundred years
old, as it has been in his fathers family
that long. 1t is qdeer-looking, short,
round flask, with the face of George
Washington blown in the sides. lie
viii now give these relics 10 his chill
lrcn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-05
NUMBER AZ.
TOUJOuRS ROi.

1T is the time 10 love" he said,
Fer giacsO:-" spring s. here:
TIE buds are swelling overhead;
Each bird sings 70 its dear.
o. maiden sweet, the springs fair prime
Surely is LCvc's chosen tine
ArG she ans wersd shyiy. low;
Il know not; D,ay Be 80"
at IS the tine 10 love" he said;
For il these summer bowers.
Win green leaves caEctrg overhead
Love hath 10 otter hours
Sweet maiden in these golden days
Love with Us more fondly srrays."
on her cheek the rose -ausb burned:
Ia Loves fables you are learned"
1T IS the time 70 love" ne said;
Autumn II the gate doth stand,
Rec leaves rustltng overhead.
Grape aad nut within his hand
Maidca. in these days OF cheer
Think you Love draws not more nearf'
Answered she. with 3owucast smile;
Love, lis said. hath many VILE
at IS the time TO love" be said
For though tue grass IS scar,
AUi lea0Css branches overhead
Stgh cfthe winter lrear
ThOgls snow wrcaths twlne, o, maiden
sweet
HATH Love ever hours moro ueeti"
Silent she rhile Love laughed low,
FirtEr arrow 60 ais bow:
Spring is GLAD sad summer sweet.
Sun nor storm may stay NV feet
Let ne whisper. yosth 10 thee.
Seasons all belong tcpe."
Lucy Randolph Fleming. IA Harper's Bazaar.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-05

Windsor Looks Comm little girl,
just old enough 10 enter the infant class
at the Sunday-school, was ambitious 10
repeat a text Of Scripture as the older
ones did at the concert exercises. To
humor her ambition and mako reasoua-
bly, certain that she would succeed, the.
mother selected the brief text: aft is
lawful TO do good on the sabbath day."
and taught her until she rehearsed il
several times correctly. When the su-
preme moment arrived, however, the
little orator electrified her audience and
mortified her mother with tho PROPOSE
ton that 1T is awful TO do good on tho
Sabbath day.o
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AlatrimonInl Iten,-

81 am very sorry that did not get
acquainted with you until became a
widower," remarked Mr.. Smith to his
second wife.
What do you moan by that27 asked
the partner OF his joys.
Nothing, except that would rather
you had been my first wife," replied the
fond husband, carelcssly.
Why do you wish that had been
your FIRST wife?-
Because then some other woman
would be my second wife. darling. -
Texts Siftings.
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The Great NapoieoB's Heart.

May 6, 1921, Dr. Artomachi, assisted
by Thomas Carswen, proceeded TO make
n autopsy on the body Of Napoleon l.
at Longwood. The post-mortem was in
terrupted by the darkness Of the eveA-
ing. When going TO continue the au-
topsy next morning the physicians
found that the Emperor's heart had
been almost entirely deyoured by rats
A fresh lambs heart was taken and
placed in the dead mans thorax. Thus
the body of Napoleon, which has re-
posed under the dome of the Invalides
since 1880. contains the heart of an
animal instead Of that OF the hero of
AusteTlitz
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LlFE'S LADDER.

- Step by step we mount the ladder"
Doth the Turkish proyerb read;
And a double truth il teaches
To the one who stops TO heed.
Hurrying the climber stumbles,
Meets with hindrance If not harm;
Better far ascend more slowly,
Sure Of foot and strong OF arm
So in all life's efforts upward,
We but time and trouble waste
When we yield TO anxious Impulse
Nothing e'er is gained by haste.
And the other lesson taught US
BY the saying is as plain
Though by single rounds we Chamber,
We the ladders top shall gain
Fear not then, nor faint nor falSr,
AZ life's sleeps you seek 10 scale;
He who constant climbs, though slowly,
Can not Of his purpose fail
Rev. p. b. Strong, in G. oldcn Days-
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Rather Ambiguous

Il see by your sign that you are dis
pensing druggist
''Yes, sir"
What do you dispense WITH"
''NNith accuracy, sir"
Il was afraid YOU did"
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-Nellie-''S Strange that Ethel should
marry beneath her" Clara = Why,
George is splendid fellow" Nellie
''Yes, know that, bnI he is so much
shorter than Ethel Boston Herald