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| wish might say that tile one great
requirement for obtaining n position in
Il city choir, is II voice. But. unfor-
tunately, cannot. influence, youth,
a pretty or intelligent face, taste in
dress, and good address will each
and all have their value III this, ms in
other pursui s and professions. All OF
the latter, however, are os only the
slightest Importance in comparison
will the power welded by the first of
them influence. Ia different c:.ies
its powers are differently limited;
While, Oh the one hand, in some it is of
almost no value at all, in others it is of
equal, and sometimes even of greater
Importance than the voice itself
LadieS' Home journal.
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Bring YOur Namc With You.

Among the well-known servants of n
well-known house in Lewiston is orc
young woman of native "old country"
wit, who never is at loss for an OK
pedicnt She attended call at the
door the other day, whore stranger
presented himself and asked TO see the
lady OF tho house. "What name shall
l say?D M. Stiltzcnheimer, said
he. beg pardon, SIR" said she.
"Stiltzcnhcimer," repeated he. Tho
girl hcsitatcd Mt tho namo, which was
evidently beyond tho intricacies of her
speech, and then, opening tho door OF
tho parlor, said with laugh: "Step
in, sir, ii You please, and-and bring
tho nnmo with you. "-LewiSton Jour.
nat
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-11
Love of HOrseGesh Grows in Paris.

Hippophagg in Paris continues to in.
crease. The first establishment for the
sale of horseilesh was opened in 1886,
and now there are 132 throughout Paris.
Last year 1O,940 horses, 24l donkeys
and forty-three mules were slaughtered
for food, and two-thirds of the meat was
made into sausagcs. When served up
with good sauce it is difficult to distin.
guish horseiiesh from beef, but the former
meat smells more strongly. The price OF
horsellesh is much higher than formerly.
-NeD York Telegram.
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TIE BULL BOUNCED THE BEAR.
fight it out in their own way without any
interference. Returning to the cabin he
said to his son Jesse and an Indian who
worked for him:
''It's that cussed old grizzly having a
racket with the bull, but reckon the
bull is old enough TO take care of him
self. Well bar the door and let 'em 90
it."
So they barred the door and listened
to the sounds of the battle. 1t didn't
take the bear long to make up his mind
that he didn't want any beef for supper.
The bull was tough, anyway, and he
would rather get light lunch in the
cabin. There was great scratching and
scrambling as the bear began climbing
out of the corral. Then there was aroar
and rush, a heavy thud as the bull
struck the grizzly's rear elevations growl
OF pain and surprise and the fall of half
ton of bear on the ground outside of the
corral.
"fhc old bull had spoiled his appc-
tite," chuckled Howard. ale won't
come fooling around this ranch again.
I'll bet he's the sorcst grizzly that ever
wore hair"
The three men in the cabin were en-
joying the triumph Of the bull, when
'bang" came something against tho
door of the cabin. 1t was the discom-
flied but not discouraged bear breaking
into the cabin in search of provisions.
With two or three blows of his paw the
grizzly smashed hole i'll the door, but as
he poked his inquisitive nose in he met
volley from two rifles and shotgun. He
was not badly hurt except in his feelings,
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Smallest of All Shetland Ponies.

A consignment of 100 Shetland ponies
arrived at New York the other day on the
steamer Hindoo, from Scotland. This
pakes the fiftieth consignment imported
by the same person. In this last lot there
Is pony five years yld, thirty one inches
high, and weighing 1870 pounds. The
.twner says that it is the smallest grown
Shetland pony in the world.
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A CIenrer Idea Muntnh.

well, sir, what is it 2" said the pro,
prietor OF The store 10 the young man
who had entered his Office.
1T Just occurred to me that large
proportion of my daily work consisted
in hollering cash 2"
mo doubt"
"And 81 week is the extent of NV
income from this establishments"
"Yes."
well, I wanted to know whether
yon couldn't arrange it and give me a
little clearer idea of what am talking
about during the course of my duties. "
= WdShingtOn Post.
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cultles OF getting into and out OF tho
gorge. y man could not pack n hide
o1Et of the canyon if he should kill
sbfar. Some grizzlies can he found in the
S'tseast. Range i'll Santa Barbara and Ven
tturn Counties, 'D;.. they arenOt so plcnti-
mi there rs they were a few years ago.
When the stocklnen first took up land in
;ic valley Of the Lockwood and around
o.d Fort Te.on the hears were numerous
enough to cause serious losses among
their herds, and could he seen almost
every evening coming down from the
mountains to the open valley land.
JEFF Howard, Il cattle man who lived
i'll n valley back Of the Topa-topa range
in Ventura, was frequently annoyed by
the marauding bears from the Sespe.
One night notorious old cattle thief of
a grizzly called at Towards ranch to
get some beef, and climbed into the cor
raj near tie house. The only beef in the
corral that night was on the bones of a
tough and ugly old BULL and as soon rs
the bear dropped TO the ground from the
fence lie got into trouble. The bull was
spelling for fight, and lie promptly
charged the bear, striking him amidships
and bowling him over in the mud before
ne knew what was coming. Howard
was aroused by the disturbance and went
out to investigate. He saw two huge
hulks charging around in the corral,
banging up against the sides and max
ing the dirt fly in all directions, and lie
heard the angry believing of the old bull
and the hoarse growls OF the bear They
were having joyous time all by them
selves, and Howard decided - let them
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THE man who can hang pictures
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and keep his temper docs not want to
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though he may not have pair OF largo,
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Your Blood

Needs good cleansing this spring IN order to over
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General Miles Is considered the hnndsom-
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FITS stepped Tres Nv nr. ktlNr,s Gnr.r
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A Child Bride

Early marriages in Morocco nrc the
rule rather than the exception. In some
instances girls are married at the are of
eight years. Tic illustration herewith
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a Bay City, Mich. man can make sail for
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The author Of "McGinty" has drawn 81.
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Rich fra-,ani {. Hue ARE thccNprc,si,',,s nf
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-07-18

Among the name1ess heroes, non are
more worthy of martyrdom than he who
rode down the valley of the Conemaugh,
warning the people ahead of the Johns
town flood. Mounted on n powerful
horse, faster and faster went the rider,
but the flood was swiftly gaining, until
it caught the unlucky horseman and
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In the same way is disease lurking
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CHAPTER XII

The days and weeks wore slowly on; July
came and passed, and it was %mid-August.
Par.s was at its hottest. 1t might have been
n city in the tropics. Thick white mists rose
from the bouleyardS and clouded the even
ing air. The stones in the courtyards OF
hotels and great houses were baked in the
sunshine. The very sound of water splash
ing upon the hot streets was rapture. The
atmosphere was heavy with heat; and it
seemed as if the low tlundcr-chargcd sky
were n cast-Iron dome which rooted in the
city and suburbs.
Thai city, once called beautiful, still wore
the aspecto of devastation. The ruined houses
still gave forth an odor of smoke and burn
Ing. The fierce meridian sun drew out the
stencil of charred wood. On every sk!e were
the signs and tokens of destruction. On
every side. Il heard of loss, and sorrow,
and death.
The herd of tourists went tramping
through the city, staring, gaping, eXpatiat-
ing Tn the spectacle-disappointed some
what that things wara.no worse. They hal
expected 10 Aud Babylon a heap; and here
were her palaces and churches still stand
ing, her spires aud pinuacles still pointing
f~cavenwara, her domes elittering against
the hot blue sky. The tourists We're d!sillu-
sionised, and felt they w,rs CITING very
lite fer their money.
The migt,tier of the ruins remained as
anarchy had left them; but here AID tier,
tho work OF Preparation had begun. Traie
was resiviiIg. The markets had resumed
their normal aspect. and food was to BE had
NJ the old prices. The ~t.lenters were begin.
ling to reopen their doors. Restaurants and
cafes had s,nartsned themselves up To re-
eoatmoda;c a floating population of traNc.-
ers, taking tlls Isolated Babylon on their
way to fair; + scenes. Again the ciinking Of
teaspoons and the clash Of glasses vera
i!gsars "a 1ll3 boulevard The pssits ergres,
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Made a Mistake.

A few weeks ago n citizen called mp
on a ~well-known athlete and engaged
him to give lessons in boxing, and
after about a month the teacher said to
his pupil:
You are in good shape now, and
you needn't be afraid to put up your
hands with any of the boys"
Two days later the pupil returned
with II pair of black eyes and a nose
with the bark all off, aud the instructor
exclaimed.
Great Scott. mau; but have you
been in a iight"
Yes
And got lickede"
How was lt?"
"Why, there was n fellow l wanted
to lick. That's what ! came here and
graduated for. I met him yesterday
and sailed into him. or started to sail
into him, when"
when his crowd pitched into you?"
ooh. no. found | hadn't the sand.
Indeed. | tried to run away, and he
hammered Halifax out Of me. You are
a nice man!'
What about?n
TO take my money and then get me
licked
Licked! Licked! Why, %yourabbit,
do you think learning how to box gives
you sand? If you had only told me
that you lacked grit and yet wanted to
lick some one, l should have taken AN
other tack. should have taught You
to sit on n high fence and punch him
in the eye with u long fish pole as he
went ast."-Dct1oit Free Press.
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ITO be continued
A Trick at a Masquerade.

A trick that was amusing for the
completeness of the deception was re-
Gently carried out mt a mask party,
says the Boston Courier. The dancing
was kept up until midnight. and sup
per was postponed until that hour in
order to delay the unmasking. Just
as the guests had reached the supper
room n couple of policemen presented
themselves at the door aud insisted up
on being allowed to go into the house.
Finding the host in the midst of the
guests. and the fun of the surprise Of
the unmasking just ut its height, the
policemen demanded of him the names
of his guests.
The names OF my gucstsP" the host
repeated in surprise. =.
Yes, sir: we must make q list OF
them"
Make n list of them?" the gentle
man repeated again, with growing in
dignation. What nn insult! never
heard Of such q thing"
Cant help it, sir; we have to obey
orders"
The guests were MS indignant as their
host, but there was nothing to do but
to submit. and some very sagely re-
marked that the simplest thing was to
give the man the list and let him go,
us no harm could come of letting the
police have the names, although OF
course they had been sent for under 4
mistake. While the list was being
written, and the company were stand
ing about with muttered expressions OF
indignation and sympathy with the
host, IL of the policemen stepped
coolly up the supper table and helped
himself to a glass of champagne.
Look here, my man." the host said
angrily, 'the law may give you powe,
to come into my house and take Il list
of my guests, but it certainly doesn't
give YOU any claim on my wine"
why, l thought that was included
in my invitation" the policeman re-
sponded. dropping into his natural
toni and pulling off his wig to disclose
the familiar head of one of the friends
of the host who had sworn to him that
he would come to the party without
being recognized. 'Of course. if you
say SO, my dear fellow, l will let il
alone
The confused laughter and excla.
nations of the entire company an
swered.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-07-18
amidst scenes Of riot and death. There were

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amidst sce,es VI l,o .ha. st e" u.a .he 49,.
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uie.e, ~ ' ..o ne"a 49, .hn ,u,asts ona tba
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Happy ~ l.el uoohi '.'n .mo ..aaoan.ol
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a, : .o he ono nf 4hs tierces, Of that he'll.
tsn orn,c
Sor,n :oi, .,,,+ sh, b,d haen shot down
-, ,ha inst ~ t,a b,rricados yonder of
Re,Iav;lIa. ot,,ora decInraJ that thev had
saan barin a aano If rrlsoners hound for
S,tory M one Narrated her. hut there
Was uorhid curiosity in the Rue Git la
Cow ond two ar three adioininp stree,s No
tn har fate Details Of her last bonrs sen.
sanoa ,,;th ,lonty. of hlood would have heen
,ra,con,a
Tha n,.c,nor,, bod hear c,osed from tho
fret dov of the harr,cades and had never
reonened. a hoard in front of the shon nm.
no,nced that il vase lo1,cr nrcscntcment
Either Ia Niche, was verify gone to give an
account of bor sins in tho land Of shadows
mr. Che was kcening out of lie wav last she
should be called mon tn answer. for her
misdeeds before an earthly tribunal. This
was what was said. of her in The Rue Git le
Cnur. KotbleensK knew the popular mind
nnnn his subject and she heard Durand
and Rose discuss the question on one of
those rare occasions when She consented 10
ioin them at the neat little simmer table IA
was almost n festival for Rose when she
cou,d induce her sister tn snpnd the cyeninr
with her
~ always hated that woman y snid Rose
speal,inp of Suzon Michel: ia bold bad wo-
man conablc of ony crime.
"a creature of strong passions. no doubt.n
answered. Durand ..terriblv cnnable of owl,
Rnt + do not know that she was mite inca.
nohle of good. These women who feel so
]stronolv ore no titfn, No a summer tbnndar
storm. thew will adore n man one day and
Murder him tle newt But they hava tho
mower 10 love as we'll MS to hate: they have
strength for sclf-sacriice MS we'll as for
crimen
~ do NOT volne their love any higber than
| their hate /" said Rose who Ind never for
gotten her early impressions about Suzon,
| never ceased to be jealous and suspicious
of the woman who had dared to love kath-
leen's lover; 'their hearts and minds are all
evil, their love Is a snare. If she is dead,
well-God give me charity-let her rest in
her grave; if she is. living, God grant that
she and / may never meet"
1t was only a few days after the evening
upon which this conversation occurred that
Kathleen had startling evidence of Suzon
Michel's existence in Paris, at the very time
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-07-18
THE r
B~nttenborg's Old Sweetheart About to he
NTarried. 8

Married.
The authoritative announcementofth the
engagement of the Princess Victoria. OF
Prussia. to Prince A%dolphus, of Schaum-
berg-Lippe. is received with a general
sigh of relief wherever that young lady
Is we'll known, and the feeling of relief
viii be deeper still when she is married
to him, says q cable to the Philadelphia
Times. For some years the royal fami-
lies of Prussia and of England lave been
most anxious to marry her to somebody.
Her exceedingly ardent and impassion.
ate nature made it most desirable that
she should be quickly provided with a
husband upon whom she could lavish
her exnberant affections, and the family
were constantly in q state OF dread lest
in an unguarded moment she should
give free rein to her impulses and rush
Into some scandalous mesalliance.
Her love affair with Prince Alexander
/ of %Battenburg and bulgaria was entirely
OF her own seeking, and many OF her
relatives were in favor OF her marrying
him simply on the score of propriety,
and to avoi any further worry about
her. When Prince Alexander iorsook
AS' ahu uudIllSu VullS. L<SlSlukcEs ouC
was beside herself with disappointment
and RACES SO that for a time the question
of putting her under forcible restraint
was considered. Her relatives redoubled
their guardianship OF her, and also their
efforts to find her q husband, in which
la,tter they have now succeeded.
Prince Adolphus is, it is true. only
the youngest son OF n very petty and
insignificant German princelet. The
realm of Schaumberg-Lipp only com
prises about 1873 square miles and less
than 10000 inhabitants. And Prince
Adolphus has no prospect of coming
even to this petty throne, since he has
three brothers older than himself and
the eldest of them has several children.
But the prince is a rather fine and spir-
tied young soldier, of good address, who
will, as one Of the members OF the court
bluntly expressed 1t, Abe able to stand
all the ~love-making Victoria want to
give him."
1t is likely that tho couple will go to
England to live. Not long ago, in de-
spair of finding a husband for her, it was
arranged that the princess should go to
London and occupy a suite of rooms in
kensington palace, where she would be
under the watchful eye OF her grand
mother, the queen. The Empress Fred
erick and Emperor William, the mother
and brother OF the young lady, agreed to
provide her with a sufficient income to
keep up her household in proper style.
To this She agreed, and was about to go
to London when Prince Adolphus was
hit upon as a bridegroom. The apart
ments are still engaged for her, how
ever, and she and her husband will prob
ably fly thither after their honeymoon.
The date of the wedding is not yetfixed,
but it certainly will be very soon.