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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-10
ALL ON ONE SIDE.
A Sad Picture which IL May Proft soms
Young Girl to Look At.

A Sad Picture which IL May Profit Sons
Young Girl to Look At.
Nellie Rivers WINS n pretty girl, q tcrg
pretty girl So her mother thought, SO
her friends thought, so she herself
thought as she stood before the glass
arranging her hair, and putting the fin
ishing touches to her toilet, Nellie
seemed to be rather q delicate girl, not
because her health was imperfect,
or that she had less vitality than the
average girl in her teens, or for any
other reason than that she thought II
was mice" to be delicate, and she cul.
tivatcd the appearance Of fragility.
Nellies mother was widow with a
very narrow income, in feeble health,
and incurably lame She had support
ed her family after her husbands death
by taking boarders, for long series OF
years, but at the time Of which we are
writing she kept house for a wealthy
old lady, and was permitted to keep
Nellie with her
One would have thought that Nellie
would be up in the morning and make
the fire, and save her mother all the
steps she could; but Nellie was always
sleep in the morning, and instead of
helping her mother about the break
fast, she was quite glad to have her
mother get her an extra breakfast
when at last she did open her eyes and
get ready for it. But delicate as was
Nellie, she was always well enough to-
go on long walks with her girl friends
or to go to parties and sit up till mid
night.
Nellie was an expert with her needle
and made her own dresses and ''linger-
ie," her hats also, and for this she al
ways contrived to find time; but her
mother wore the same shabby hat sea-
son in and out, and Nellie somehow
couldn't find time to make over the old
hat or make new one. Her mother
wore caps after the old fashion, and they
were in very dilapidated condition be-
fore Nellie found time to mend or re-
place them with fresh ones.
Pretty as Nellie was there were
these in whose eyes she would have been
infinitely prettier If she had thought
Of the comfort and suitable attire Of her
mother more, and of her own selfish en-
joyment less. Nellie with her fresh
young face In becoming hat, and
robed in tastefully made though cheap
gowns, and her mother in rusty, shabby
attire, with bent figure and careworn
face limping along by Nellie's side To-
church of Sunday-who could look at
the two and not wonder that things
shouldn't be d little more evenly di-
vidad katxvaan fham9 Ruf Nellie,e
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"A .LITTLE NONSENSE"

been fshing?" "Yes." Catch
anything?" ''Oh, yes; l didn't get
left" "What did You catch?' 1.-THE
three o'clock train for home"
"A little girl asked her brother what
was capital punishment, and he said he
thought it was being locked up in the
cupboard with the jam and other nice
things
-Stranger-"Here. officer, want to
give myself up I'm bank robber
and forger." Policeman livery suspi-
ciously)-"Kin yez prove it?"-Wash-
ington Star.
Gave Them Away. Ethel (fanci-
fully)-'I wonder what he did with
the kisses he stole from me-" Maud
Il fancy he gave them to the maid as
he was going through the hall."-N. Y.
Herald
-He-"Do you think they have been
married long?" She" Noon their
honeymoon, guess. She is trying to
appear economical and he is trying
equally hard to appear generous" IN.
Y. Herald.
Eyes, Mr.. Flaggsp said the father,
warmly, you are a man after my own
heart" Excuse me, Mr.. Joblots, Z"
said the young man, with dignity, but
you are mistaken; am after your
daughters. "-Baltimore American.
-EJack was Dead ."-Emma--
II hear you and Jack have had a falling
out" Lulu-"Yes; a fellow who aims
for girls mouth and only succeeds in
kissing the tip Of her ear is entirely too
tardy for my taste. brooklyn Eagle.
Visitor 1T is sad, sad to see you
here. my man. Was it sudden temp
tation or thefault of your bringing up?r
Prisoner-.sThe last, sir" Visitor
'sWho brought you up?" Prisoner
THE sheriff and two deputies IN. Y.
Herald
-Dudlcy-''Sad thing, that the
drowning of Mrs Forundred, don't We
no help near?" Dudley-ssOh. ya-as,
but she didn't have time to look MP
their reference, don't ye w."-Phiia-
delphia Press.
Crushed Again. tin these idyllic
autumn days" began the new boardef,
tbutterfiies-s "Indeed it Does, in
terrupted the landlady, as she snatched
the butter-plate, sbut you're the first
one that's had the consideration to
speak of it-n-Detroit Free Press.
Rather an Ambiguous Assurance. -
II hope my visits are not disagreeable
10 you, he said. SHOT at all, . she apo-
litely answered. II have sometimes
thought that wearied you ssOh, no.
No matter how gloomy feel when you
call, | am always happy when you go. :"
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Their house in the country was
raised a. few feet from the ground, and
Tommy, TO escape a well-deserved whip.
ping, ran from his mother and crept
under the house. Presently the father
came home and hearing where the boy
had taken refuge, crept under to bring
him out As he approached on his
hands and knees, Tommy asked: Papa
IS she after you. too?'
Incidents All Right Publisher
what is this yon have? "A Western
Romance The markets. overstoclxed
with this sort Of stun. Have you worked
Ia any new and striking incidentse''
Author Well rather. / bury the hero
Inc In state of coma, and when she
comes to life have her disinterred bv.
cyclone that kills the villnin and
tuakes things End happily. s. 3. Y. son
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SUICIDE OF A SPARROW.

Hunted with Beanshooters, the Bird
Drowned Itself In the Fountain.
A sparrow sat on the limb of tree
near the fountain in City Hall park and
twittered. A dozen ragged newsboys
turned their attention to the lonely lit
tie bird.
"Hully gee!' said one; where's me
shot. See me pick i'm now, socky."
Taking beanshooter from his peck
ct the boy aimed at the bird. The peb-
BILE whistled a few inches from it. The
sparrow broke off in the middle of a
note. futtered its wings and took to a
higher branch. The bird was young
and could not fly far
The same boy tried again to hit the
little bird, and six other boys had by
this time got their beanshooters drawn
on the bird The pebbles flew thick
and fast around the sparrow, driving it
from limb to limb. Then it tried to
elude the youngsters by flying over to
the fountain, The boys followed. Back
to the tree the sparrow went with the
pebbles from dozen beanshooters after
it. From tree to fountain, and from
fountain to tree flew the little Bird,
with the boys in pursuit
The sparrow made one final laborious
effort and fiuttered over to the four tain.
1t circled over the water seccGs, or
two, and then Owed into the water and
was drowned The little birds peise-
cutors looked at each other in amazes
ment Es
''Hnlly geer' said the spokesman.
..Tm blowed. IN. Y. Sun.
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A Wax sultan.

1t is reported that many of the four
hundred wives of tho sultan of Turkey
arc disposed to strike on the ground
that they don't see him more than once
in two or three years. 1t is said that he
has had wax sultan made who is an
exact facsimile of his royal highness.
II Edison photograph in the wax
sultan is loaded with compliments and
airy nothings which women delight to
hear. The automaton calls ON seventy
or eighty Of the sultan's wives every
day and entertains them by compli-
mcnting their beauty and by indulging
in gossip and small talk. As these
wives have never seen the sultan they
don't know the difference. They are
pleased to find the wax sultan so
amiable, and are devoted to him. The
wax sultan made a mistake one day by
praising his mother-in-law, and some
of the four hundred wives in the palace
came near discovering. that he was not
the real sultan. IN. Y. Journal
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Mrs canby--0h. Titus. the baby has
swallowed hairpinl
Mr. Candy That's it; just as ex-
pected. Now you'll want money to
buy some more. It's nothing but
money, money, money in this house the
whole blessed time. I'll bet that baby
h. swallowed more than fifty dollars
worth of hairpins in the last three
months. Now, madam, this thing has
got to stop right here either that baby
will quit eating hairpins and come
down to eating common grub like the
rest OF us. or I'll know the reason why
r-you understand? Epoch.
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WHY SHE WAS ALWAYS HAPPY.

1t was because Those Around Her Needed
the Sunshine OF Her Presence.
"well, grandma" said little boy,
resting his elbows on the old lady's
stuffed chair arm, what have You
been doing here at the window all day
by yourself?"
s'All could" answered dear old
grandma, cheerily; II read q little
and prayed good deal and then looked
out at the people. There's one little
girl, Arthur, that have learned to
watch for She has sunny brown hair,
her eyes have the same sunny look In
them. and / wonder every day what
makes her look so bright. All, here
she comes now"
Arthur took his elbows off the stuffed
arm and planted them on the window
sill
THAT girl with the brown apron
on?" he cried. why, know that
girl. That's Susie Moore, aud she has D
dreadful hard time, grandma.
"IIas she?r said grandma. 's0h. lit
tie boy, wouldn't you give anything to
know where she gets all that bright
ness from, then?"
.I'll ask her." said Arthur, promptly,
and to grandma's surprise he raised the
window and called:
s.Susie, o Susie, come mp here min
ute; grandma wants to see you.
The brown eyes opened wide In sur
prise, but the little maid turned 1t once
and came in.
.Grandma wants to know, Susie
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He Was Calculating.

''Howdy, folks!" said man who
looked green to clerk in the office
Of the clerk of the courts in Minne-
apolis.
"Howdy," said the clerk
''Zthis where We get marriage
licenses?'
Eyes. sir.
what do have to do?"
PUT your name in this book, answer
few questions and pay ST. i"
PAY 81. 5o?r
Eyes. Want license?'
The man felt in his pocket looked
hopeless and said:
Nope; just fggerin', y
Somebody in the building must have
lent him dollar, for he reappeared in
the clerlr's Office very soon after going
out, and said with smile clear across
his face:
s.Sav, boss, guess win take one 81
them things after all. =
During the next Mteen minutes he
was writing his name \. y sra Peek
Sun,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Tho Differences Existing Between the
President and His Cabinet.
Brazil is just at present the scene Of a
good deal of political excitement. Among
others DR.. Demetrio Ribiero, the first

Republican minister OF agriculture, has
declared against the presen. administra-
ton, and dissensions in the cabinet still
continue. A few days before his death
DIR. Benjamin Constant. minister of pub
lie instruction, resigned in consequence
of disagreement with President Deo-
doro about the filling of some third-rate
Office. 1t is said that the ministers are
constantly exposed to notifications by
Deodoro's interference in administrative
details If an Office seeker considers
himself badly treated by a minister he
goes to Deodoro, and very often succeeds
in thus obtaining what the minister had
refused him.
Benjamin Constant had the reputation
Of having planned the revolution, and
be was supposed by some persons to
have secret ulterior views. he was the
only minister who refused to be elected
10 congress, and many persons believed
that he thought that the highest polit-
ical honors in Brazil are not to he
achieved hereafter by means of parha-
mentary success and that few hun
dred resolute men at ones orders are
worth all the orators in existence. IL
these were really his ideas he studiously
concealed them from the public.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

"a GenzsleF . "a Columbus. oAio.
T. K. Msynsn A4s fetaTzed from
Ass lerk.
Clariss rex caves las vesx fer .
northeFu tfiP.
Gen. Nslla.m P. Innls wsns 70 Ca.
easo yesterday.
AB. Bst1ner. Of Caledonia sas II
the cay yesterday.
j J. Rasn, a lanbefInan, Of Hunger
ford, = IA tie city
Mss Lynch, OF Crescent ave, has gone
10 bay City % visit fFlends-
Miss Estheg K Breed, Of Chicago, Is
g.8Nag felatsses Ia this city.
Mss Gertrads Davidson . sisnng
Mrs fTank Sheldon OF Detroit
Mrs. Antrim aDd daughter are visit
lng Mrs. T.. VI, Johnson, OF Detroit
Mrs. Charles kendall. OF Montgonl-
cry, Ala, Is visiting friends IA thls e.ty.
Fred h. AltFich goes 10 California
THIS week 70 spend the balance OF TIE
winter.
Mss Champlin has returned home
from al extended Ylsit vita eastern
friends,
Secretary OF State sopsr passed
through tue city yesterday on ms way
10 Lansing.
Mss putman has returned from a
Visit With Mrs. Morris Cassard, ne
Waters, OF Chicago.
Arthur ByFne. formerly resident OF
this city. Is sad 10 be operating gold
mine IN Venezuela, South America.
A. 10 land Pelrce, of Cincinnati, at
tended the funeral OF his grandmother,
Mrs. sally Roberts, the eentenasian.
y. II. Waters and family left for
Florida yesterday. Mr.. Waters and
Miss Mabel are both IN III health and
shc tgIp Is made for their benefit.
Mr. and Mrs. :. y. Webb, of III
>prng-st, have leiJ e.fand Rapids for
Jackson. Mr.. Webb IA llg completed
his work on the State GoL!leer IN this
city.
Mr.. Lucius Boltwood, Sr., who has
been visiting his sons here Tor several
weeks, Will return 10 his ,.Jllc IA New
Haven, Conn, the latter part OF the
week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
A Lazy Protests.
GRANp RArIps, Feb. ., 1891


To the Eiitor Of the TELE6stv HERALD.
sunday morning your paper by adj
vertlsements eulogises "Annie Eva
Fay" Today, Monday, your columns
says she IS fake" Poor, duped audi
ence goes there foolishly, TO be sure,
but nevertheless. misled by the extrave-
CANT ADVERTISING of religious lee
ture Oh splr.tualIsm." il there 10 one
thing above another that should be
held sacred II is communication with
the spiritual world. And yet for money.
Impositors can fill our papers with pro-
LESSONS of their wonderous power,
drawing support from the ignorant and
creduious. In few months the same
individual or another of like character,
will come ard again the crowd assem-
bic. Perhaps il is necessary that the
people have this experience in order
that they may know the truth. | know
the press OF this city notelng the good
that Is accomplished, the kindness ex-
tended TO local work of different aims
and objects. But Iquestlon, is it right,
to help on such fragrant manifestations
of imposture as "Annie Eva Fay?'
Respectfully, EFFIE f. JossELYS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
This Date in History FEB. 10.

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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
The Secret of Social Success at tho United
statos Capital.

Toe secret OF SOCIAL success oD the Jn1t00
States Capital.
The material for q salon very possibly
exists in Washington, says Harper's
Bazar, bat the most of it IS u little raw
aud unhusked The average Congress
man Is not going TO worry himself into
dress suit, and go to some clever
woman's house merely to talk, to dis
cuss public questions, and say bright
things. He prefers 10 do that 1T the
Capitol, and have Il printed in the
IScord, or pour 1t into the Interviewer
ear, and have it spread broadcast
through his district. His ideas of socia-
bility include q bounteous hospitality,
and are inseparably associated with
bodily food. A thin wafer with glass
OF gooseberry syrup and water win not
satisfy, stimulate, nor adequately re-
ward his expectations. founded upon
even verbal invitation. He apprc-
ciates tcrrapin and champagne, and get
ting them, seeks for the ulterior mo-
tive. I've been asked to dinner twice
this session by Smith. What do You
suppose he wants?' queried perturbed
Coagressman. And this is the all too
usual view taken Of even the simplest
and most friendly hospitalities ex-
tended for good-fellowships sake
The family of certain high
Official of means came to Wash
ington intent upon setting an
example Of Spartan simplicity and
frugal elegance in the way of entertain
rnents. They sent out engraved cards q
fortnight beforehand. and tho heated
and crowded guests were regsled with
4 vision Of n young lady. a teapot and n
plate Of waters VIXEN they reached the
diriEg-roon. Society naturally crit
iciscd. AID blunt old soldier wished
that the money paid the engTaver had
been spent on caterer, and that an in
formal entertainment had not succeeded
formal invitation. A shrewd. rich
and illiterste woman who came tn
Washington determined to get into so
ciety. looked the field over for season.
and said: II know how TO do it. Feed
EN- And she did, ard conquered and
rose 20 that ultra circle which Affects 20
scoTn o<icials and politicians. and hangs
upon the diplomatic corps. The secret
of such social success lies solely in the
pocket book, the salad-bovl and the
punch-bowl. and is attained by any one
who viii judiciovsly distribute their
contents. Scch circles are the sntipodes
of salon. but Il = oEu Of the mass of
such material that a salon must choose
It's recruits. and people more or less sf-
fected By such social standards and sur
roundines must be educated and raised
70 higher level. Because ~ this gen
eral vulgarity, salon Is all the more
needed as place of refuge for public
men and clever people with trained and
refined social tastes
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

q
Mlllets "Angelus" became an int~rna~
tianal affair, and NJ. Chsucbord paid
s5O, GO francs NEARLY $4,000 for II;
hut the same man paid $50, 900 francs
for AeiSscn,er's "lsl4," and 81 TIA
A. L. Stewart sale in New York.
in 1881. Mr.. Henry Hilton paid so6.-
coo for MelsS0nieT ''friedlgnc: 1897,
which lac presented, with the painter ;
portrait OF himself, 10 tbs Metropolitan
museum. For many panels and small
pictures the painter also received enor-
nous prices, vet be was 50 lavish OF
money in prosecuting has work that be
acquired bat moderate estate.
Mclssonler was born at Lyons IN 1918,
and at the age of rs entered at Paris the
studio of Leon Cogniet. the classical and
historical painter. The pupil soon de
veloped purely original style, and for
the rest of his life his fame was always
growing He seemed at the very height
Of his powers when attacked by the
bronchial trouble which in few days
ended in his death. Among his most
famous paintings are the Charge of
Cavalry" for which A. t. Stewart paid
$50 eco; the similar painting sold to Mr..
Probasco. Of Cincinnati. for $50. 900; the
Information" representing Gen. Desaix
and a captured peasant). said to have
sold at 81, 600; the Ordinance" at ST.
500; the Artist and His Wife" at S25,
600; 1.-The Game Lost, " at the same price.
and The Chess Players" at $50, ,o00.
For the series of panels representing the
Crimean and Italian QS59) wars, paint
ed to order for Louis Napoleon. he re-
ceived 100000 francs. He was deco
rated with all tho honors artists can re-
ceive, and was loved and admired by the
French people.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
The Pulpit and the stage.

Rev. +. NJ. shIout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: II feel IT my duty 10 tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly dis
eased, and my parishioners thought |
could I've only a few weeks. ] took
five Lottesof Or. Kings New Discovery
and am sound aud well, gaining 70
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: after II
thorough and convincing evidence, j
am confident pr. Kings New Dlscov-
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness j can do my many
thousand friends IS to urge them TO try
it." "l0c trial bottles at Peek Bros
drug store. Regular sizes SOC and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
a Baby saved.

Since birth my baby had running
sores all over his head, and the doctors
said that he must die, for they could
not heal them. used everything /
ever heard Of, dut It was no good. He
got so bad that he would not nurse.
My husbands sister told me to use Snl-
phur Bitters as she had great faith IN
them. | used a bottle and the sores
commenced TO heal. After using two
bottles more, the sores all healed and
considered my baby saved.-Morher
Concord, y. III.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

MrfcHtER MuttBler, soa sf n n
sal iaeee Aatrhlef. a. l5 Coifax ST.. age -
meEf ana - aass
VINCENT Sataftsy moTaing. az bis nome.
toHth Division So. hliIah a.. Nsaceht. Of
tfarf isilate. aged p. years.
tusefal froa ne residence Wednesday a. 2
ofl1ek. fricaas of thr fs,a.g invited. Cieye-
land. oalo. aad ClAgtoa. y. \ d. papers please
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
xnrlrru ram = a. s4seeaisa f3oo
tAtIAfSD fo0O Jsr s.s9 k0rs lslssl4l
DR. ). CLAY TODD


II you wish 10 have your letters an
swered immediately 10y Or. Todd IN per-
son, enclose 81 10 pay for the service.
Consultations al his office free, and no
charge for his office services until
cured. Office iS Monroe-st., room 4.
Gr1nd Rapids, Mich. Postottce lock
box 2.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

t4S FFks-aA<lNa
1877 s4t ether
" erks ktc a
have attracted
~ Z ch srs<suElon
IN the Uaited
States No otAxr
painter II med
efn times, = q i
possibly hone at
any time, has pro
ouGx.i " oTk
which sold at
such prices. The
-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Respiration Through the Skin.

Hypodernic respiration may become a
new feature Of medical practice A
Buenos Ayres scientist declares that peo-
ple breathe through their skins as well
as through their lungs. The capillaries
of the system. he asserts, take up hypo-
dernIic injections of oxygen in the same
manner as when ii Is inhalei by tho
lungs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

WAsHiSsFos. Feb. Ie.-Fex Upper
Aehiksn fslr f9essayi colder ia
eastern gsrtloa axntiy warmer Wed
nssdaY morning "a sestsra peEtAon
sestefly Elaas becoming variable.
L03er Nlehigaa-Colder, westerly
winds, losal snass.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

A Cure for PimpIes.

Ny face for the last few years was
covered with pimples so bad, that used
to bc ashamed to 90 anywhere. ! took
two bottles of Sulphur Bitters and the
pimples disappeared. use them every
spring. c. X. Dow, Fall River.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

For 90 days only, one dozen fine cab.
met photos and one large cTayon por-
trait OF yourself for 500.
NvREs. 35 Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

Take advantage of the cut in prices
for fitst-class Photos. Only $50 per
dozen Tor short time only at Bayne 4
CosS', Fountain.st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our Mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CRY MILNE CO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
LILY White Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, cafe
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Lily white.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture of -four.
Its products are N great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try It.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Valentines a, Geo. A. Hall & co's.

$500 Suits for $500. Al shsttuek 4
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

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other.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
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