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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

THE factionsl fight between the Par
nelIites ana McCsrthyites still consin.
ues undiminishei in bitterness. The
sacred hopes and ASPIRATIONS which
Ireland has cherished for . century are
to be dissolved in the jealousy Of fac
tlonaI discord; and the carse for which
some or Euu's no5lcst and brightest
sons have laid down their lives, il TO be
sacrificed to satisfy greedy thirst for
power.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

eid.d v sdvsaos shs wasss ef ell en-
ployes 10 per osas." Is should be un-
derstsod tha, Ihese advances have
besa made aadsr tae fosisrsng inau-
snees Of tas Mckinley bill snd IN spite
Of Oft repeated declarations that wages
were beng reduced on the SholsesAis
plan ali over tie country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

ozE hundred of Chicago's leading
citizens assembled Thursday evening
and passed resolutions in which it was
stated tha, Chicago has been cspec-
iaily honored IN being selected ss the
place for holding the Columbian Expo
s'tlon." When il comes to . profession
OF being "'Gmble," Chicago can give
Uriah Hecp cards and spades. Chica-
go's conduc. for the past year has indi-
Gated that sho thought the. nation
ought n feel especially honored ID
being allowed to hold the Fair within
the precincts of the Windy City. Grief
s;the American hcg's reception abroad
has evidently softeued and msllcwcd
Cnicaso's spirit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

oSE would think the rain of tho frs,
part of the wesk had been heavy
enough 70 utursts the ground with
water but farmers who are pIowing
say they ind dry earth At the bottom
Of the furrow. 80 It would appear that
the wet vas not very penetrating.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

HEIR Mosr. whose present address is
BlsckwelPs Island. is said to have
changed 81 much that bic friends
can scarcely recognize hIm. Soap and
work will. sooner or later, undermine
the constitution and destroy the spirit
of even the most devoted anarchist.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

THE question OF the place Of holding
the national republican convention, is
being discussed by the press with q.
much svidity a. though is had the
naming of the place. All the large
cites, from New York west. are para
ding .hsir claims and advantages JUST
now. Cincinnati is csquesting with the
NATIONAL convention, wnich in turn re-
minds the Ohio metropolis, that ous
condition TO Its winning the prize, was
tsss Hamilton county should roll NJ
fifteen thousand majority for MeKin
ley. As suxious a. 10 the metropolis u
West Michigan for the convention ts
be beld here. Is must he confessed that
the good work done, should entitIe tn
metropolis of the Buckeye state to The
premium.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Here 10 On item of psws that the free
srsde organs will refuse 10 pr.nt until
an ai,idavit Of iss verify - sent aioas.
md yes u 10 true: al tho Bsrnaby
siu. Fall River. wages for weaving
haze been increased ~ follows. On SIS
sent goods 70 S. cents per cut, and on
81 cent goods 10 % eenta The agent
hss agreed 10 remove the wars frsns
ne Iooms oa which ti.so per cut va.
ring paid. The nsusEsrs Of IA.
NsmsassA mill. We. 9. Ns~ n.dfora
ssss., have ssluntas.ly increased shs
ssses On vsfsuas grades. On esrtain
satsss1s 81 gceas the iacrsass ansn n,s
. Scents pr sua The tame inerssss
,ss bssa asds IN plain ard fsscy
escds. seare'ty af hslp s~lnx TIE f~.ssu
s-ssgsss. Al r~cses es>sss-x of fur.
,ses s~nsfs # tss Ashaegas FsIiey
acid ~ foaxsto~s. oAe. "a ~as as
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
THE TELEGRAM-HERALD

The wEaraER today Will be gcner-
ally fair aud Sunday, but with son
cioudiness; hight variable winds, gene
ally westerly; nearly stationary TEN
perature.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Among the special Articles will
be 70 unff.

be 70 und:
SCENES ~ NEW YORK:
Pen pictures painted from familiar
scenes of wretcaedness n and about
the Barge Office, written With the
dellcscy and finish OF thai master
hand, Walter slmms.
OUR Man OF FASHION:
Albert Edward ryrreii comes for
ward thss week with . brilliant
sketch which will bs read with
avidsty by dude. dudine and due a
es- IL describes mau IN al bis
glory in WINTER "Ioss." It's good
immensel
FIRST ONE CT CONGRESS:
David We.chler writes an entertain
ing blt OF gossip about the wives OF
the Candidates fer tue 81 eakersnip.
Their portraits also appear.
RELIES or SALT LAKE:
A handsomely illustrated article
depicting the beauties of face and
form OF the mormon ladies, to-
gether with brief sketches OF their
lives.
ST. PETERS HOLY CHAIR:
A carefully written article by Ken
ion James, reclting the differences
now existing between the Vatican
and the itaian governments. Illus
trsted with portraits OF the prlncs-
pal figures IN the present state OF
affairs.
STYLES FOR THE WINTER:
A carefully prepared review OF the
fashions for the coming season. OF
great interest to the women. Ex-
clusively for the TELE6RAM-H HER
AID.
FOSTER on THE WEATHER:
Prof Foster writes tais week Of the
plane. Mara Ills erudiIe articles
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

wuLiAx r. EseLIsH is said 10 be pre-
par,ng history of Indiana. IL Mr..
English will tell everything hs knows
about the states history. il will make
"mighty interes:ln' readin'."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

NorwrrusrAxDTSs the unfsvorsble
weather q Barry county prevsrica,or
has bobhed 40 With the time bonorvd
lie about frogs being found in . tree.
with eight inches of rock maple be-
tween Il and the fresh stmosphsrs of
heaven.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

THE good work so auspiciously in
auxursted by the real estate men
Thursday evening should not be per-
mitted To lag nor die out. Every citizen
should feel it incumbent upon himself
70 boom the project early sad late.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

the COW has rival in Germany and
Switzerland, where cocoanut butter is
rapidly coming into favor. Ii IS said
to be more heaIthful, more easily di-
gested. more paIatabls and much
cheaper than the milk product. What
rex2
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

TIE board Of trade vii Be strength
ened ard vltsIised by the real estate
orrsnizs,ion. There need to be no
rvalry bes~een the two. A spirit OF
enthusiastic hslpfalness exsrted ems
toward The other vii develop and
quicken sls binds Of intuwry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

rcss Jscos. of Detroit announces
that ne Will leave Detroit for q year
snd make visit 70 Germany. RI the
srewuea heads OF Eareps care anything
for the safety OF thelr crowns, they
via steep Win shssn rnaer their pillows
dursag tie Ens ths Hon. J. Chris u
ahroad.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

For srraay Rradny TELsskAaHzAED Aodesty
Superiority Eaet OF Special
Freshness There shandane
Ganed Aad Pnnsd
fustA tsfs
the Local Department al
be
ALL Telegraph
Know s
World Tomorrogs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

The hest sglyE ia The world FOR CHis,
s,fs. SEQ. scres. ulcers. ssli ftseii8. fever
sorrs. letter. ppea hsnds. rhilsalns,
ecrls. spd al ssln efuplons, s96 pos
tytiy cures riies, 81 Esy required.
1t - grefsn,eed t9flvs perfect sftssfsc-
tor 90 money refunded. Price - eeiits
per soy. For - b. feek kros.. drug
Klsis. ccfnef Monroe and Dxslon-sss
Tiso's Bsnaesly fef Csfsfrh eivrs i'm
mes ate rebel, aiisfs iniisnlst1of,
RESTORES tEste sDd smell, ssesh the
80 g aud cures riss dsseass
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
or more in 1889, ~ against fortv.six
having that number in 1880. This
shows an increase of cities OF this sze


shows an increase of cities OF this size
OF o2.27 per cent. The Ave largest
cities. in order Of rank. are Cincinnati.
Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, and Day.
ton.
Bulletin No. iso gives the population
OF Montana. The increase in this state
is quite remarkable, the population
having been 80. in 1880 and I3s, ,l59
in 1889, gain OF $1,000. or 237.40 per
cent. Al. the counties show . large
increas,, and there are fourteen G ties
with population of 1000 or more.
rhcrras there we're only two having
nai number ten years ago. Of these
nieleua is the largest having 1888
inhabitants, and Butte City comes next
with 10. .23.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

rrv rusASs Nov ia--Tss Amsri-
san Easkers' ssssesstiss devoted
Thnrsaay's .esssoa 10 listening 10 IN
t~rrsssng pspsrs 81 varioss s<rica Of
6re4. we've elected. EicssrS y NelssA.
a, selma Ala being ehesea rressdsr,
and pen. goAs Jsy Kaes zee press-
SSnf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

She--Yon will never AK uls 10 do lie
cooking. vii yoa. ioves
He-So. PET have tonoa Of ihs -
re,s.a already y.-Ha-psr's rs.ar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

MONTREAL, Can, Nov. Il. y.--Thurs
day was ThAnksg.v. .ng day throughout
Canada, aud was celebrated generally
as a holiday. Services VIC, held ia
most OF The Protestant. church.. Rain
fell necessarily ali daY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

--TAs siAsss ns~xpsvsr b NE soA
ie<slsu hrsaght sc9efher IN ne essshs-
sson ~ ceseSas ~ sAe ss~s, twtsrsphs
Of shs pvs~oaG ps-sA As~s freun 1850.
n DESERVES the sngry ef the Roman
esne~fnr iass nsiexsa sni sefs hev
a. ps@ai sessess< mss he isae<esA
ssiests - isAs s@gsss ss>esasa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Notice In fature the TsL.astx T-rsaHn ~us
suS3sh. ua5et th's aead, saiy s@ss notices a
'fe sect 20 this zee caes week no .ais.
taan F-lcay siitr non. shls j. Gone te
svoid IN stakes ana duplicate Hesiees
In ta-se announce meats "D,au services
OF ''hau-,' Isean tia thr nor. az service ",
curs At io:Sl - N. saa essa- ~ sei,sce 81 %
IA.
The View chu-ch-nr,. GearS. Henry pase.
pastor. Nerntsg ser, ces 81 lps1A. EgeHiH.
~fgice At s'clycK. NorEiHG subject Ia
Day crcss" Es-Iin sUniecis "hsssncra-
al-" sabbath G % aaa arHf c 80 81 fhr
a Of tire sror. iUE tsisice. Lecture ecse b
@yeNeaiaK.
The vnay Church ds'tss.aa ee5pc
~ pastor. ssrsica . EsF 81 sta esesh
.8ic c 0CS. Ptes ataz D. fss
l eJ. Bartlett % kaismasoa. euncay
/, 80. Conference lsxtitag Nedhft
2. n.
Grace chur-h-Ees. roan R-e-ss
ector. Io.y c mf1un O. q. us
sad sermon lN:$: rftiiin.. rl-s
sg~l-ct oi lnsfuin- ser1eA ~ah
ucw church -
81. taai's Erie opal cisrr-'s-Ee, . p.
We q isc;"r. an - sr1~ess Hes cep-
mN4ien . m. urEaug lrayfr sefsnol q
aois Soa4hasa 90 is-svi. b.. evening ? ssr-
ssnq ss.,soa; ?. p, ssi.s, s.. seh.s.. = %.
TIE Norwegian soinis,er. az. A.. sesspe
vii pfchcb IN tie heraan ffUfr.i. NJ }
nsu-sf sunday. Net ~ =; ciees q r..
- dsy.sehopl Al .aeioc-
tAsArs baptisf C.urca-Ees. J sntsaa''.
psasr. A"rHiHc fstsr. "Hsss ~ q II q
3srrd' Lyealrs fufrl lie a etg -
hose who feHaw af.ff ihf Ftvff" 4erEs
,coFie's fRettlrs - tfl
pssisioe-s. y. I. thn.ct-PHse ine - The
morn ng - Hcf. ". a Taaapfnn plfs in -
ssDlng ~ tb= pastor. A. 4 ,..-ilia. haaaas
scaooi AZ aooa. loaA- psoples nee.ias q
Pm.
south cenvrezsilonai- Rev ss,s-E m -.
EEtr.f s4ft r.. tflar rs-Hf 4 4.r.
~" fventaC - tsft ~falieseael ~
ar ftfsitaa fuscaror a. q a.. a..
diA irylfafles - a..
The "Ns taas'~ HsfkHa soc rs" 81 ths
ouatrin eir~.f Bspritt 0bu~rh prs nlss ac
GA ? q -s8e.e Ms g. = lar n ts .lAta
he f:sf wsek "a DeceBhsf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

ne>finr fer yognF rara fnnfas srernura
81 fe'giecs. All saaag net ara cordially ie
sifsa 10 attend. ass
Dsp5t--s nsFr' n ectn "a sr5 snHg fsrstrs = II
10 acid ih Toe is4iea depstsf 3si4 O. m 10
which VYefTboIr - NeicD.a-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Nee wrEssawt SserHIse Sssrr hns been r~se
iti Children f%ffh nf ii se.tffs ffs &c.
seftsrs tat PINS sisxs al rain. t'srSr ~fnd
collie. ane A. me brst rfnftdf ief elsr fes&-
twenty-five ccnfss b1fts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

pctfhar's Creup Remeoy osues
whooanr cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14


nd his'n 1 always hate him LIE. I
cant sec n cow or . horse. or even q
pig or a chicken OF hissen without
a-wishin' somcthin' world hspcen 10 a
married Steve Pratt, nj nobody
could lived with that man without
lovin' him. I'm sue. loved him 20
the last day CT his life He was al
ways good nd bright, nd evsn on dark
DAYS he made the house seem like
there was sunshine In IL We raised
some children, bat one By oae they
died. nd then Steve died | wished I
could die. too. but ! s'pose 1 hain't
lived ont my 7otted time ret I'm
. lonely woman nd bent all the com
fort take IL In helpin' the nabo-s
when they are sick nd In trousie. nd
In hssin' Jonas Perivinkic.
steve nd alisys seer - prosper
In our undertakin'a srf sss diduf:
he worked hard. HE wi s'ss good ns-
tured. but sort Of shifil Like. nd he
never made mueh heas y. She died
. couple OF years ago a their little
'sevsa year-caa gi-i has esn tryin' 10
do thu 6est she can sbss puny 1T
tle thing nd went bold cut mech
bocger. Tn sthiskin'
sooesosy's eonin' rrsnin' sp The
walk why. ne eusr Fsfiwinksei
'sThers. ysu ve rsn tai yss-e seek-
ersd yourself eli cut slt dora nd
rest vour.~lf M tail ne whst's The
aa.ser. Isa the broad that wSst rise
or Me- spstes that went oeDes~
eusy. sii ent At bresth vita rusnsn,
ssid: 'Ccrns ever en5ek. The horses
have rus ~. nd ra--i dont sze-
- ben AeAxi Ihso~ ysa sf~srs -
vhea soszp ere ssss. NJ - ] sszss ssss
orsA-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

DctBfU Only WtIi r IT. IN fact UVtb-
in that amt goia' 10 he for my ows
scldsh pleasure"
You're a strange wonan. Esther"
Jonas said. siGhiBg contentedly. nd
vouIl never knew I'll we're both ever
yonder what n dreadful care vou'rc
lifted cfr'en uay mind III he ~iDin' TO
dss now Twas mighty hard lvia' here.
day after day. a-w ondcrin' what wcpli
become Of the little 'uns when I was
gone"
SO the matter e,fes. nd sct great
store or fxin' tie children Mp I'd
keepin' en- nies M tsdy-lilr.. for felt
like I was coin' ~ he-e nv ic,el, dn-s
eheered rp ny their patterins feet I'D
childish chatter.
Neither Jonas ro- said no more
about il: 10 wasn't necsssary. nd there
was no us- taikia' beat his d-in'. 80
I'll vas snxioss ts hare him outer the
way. The tir,s ~ent on: Jorss ssdnt
seem - ret - worpe ne kirsss~ tie
doctor s>id he we4 ekiHin' After be
b~run 20 gain. be seessed 10 Get right
st 1t. nd ric.fe9 NJ wonderful fissiiy
he rCt so's he coals \. srcr.t liftle
j dion Z want 80 stay ne longer n had
W Sc ! rfekes xp ~hss b~lcncins ]
hs1 there, really ~ GO hene
i~ss lste n N. fsfL 'sd NJ kssee
rNe1-s eiesnin' nd evsryshis' neeasd
hssin 70 s. tosk a. opportunity ~
seiiSn' eusy ! thorrhs s~>ia' her -
vAs getas' en - ~eli. "a r. hsrs
Bert dsT
~ss 20, ~sss't e-er roin' hou,e. .
me sac. yes'vs been 90 roed les
ben bard sszce ras di.a nd SEE thre~
he~sck n ny srpa. I'D --s>d
That e-enin' Jea>e nd s-~v nd 7
~rre sitsas' toretbsr. I'd Jones said.
sssrsr tells me yzu.rs shi.6.s' = ez4s'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07
One Word Was Spelled Back
ward.


The night editor rushed into the proof
room, and exclaimed:
How in thunder did you come to
pass il ?D
Its all the fault Of the copy readers"
answered the head proof-reader, sxcus-
ing his department on general principles.
We can't be expected to read copy and
proof too"
. No Of course not, admitted the night
editor, but. by George. you ought to
catch ordinary mistakes in spelling"
Is word spelled wrong?" asked the
head proofreader snxiously.
Is it spelled wrong" exclaimed the
night editor. "Why, man, it's spelled
Northumberland Spelled back
ward ?"
" The copyreaders ought to be more
careful, said the boss ofthe proofroom.
They're always making bulls"
They cried the night editor. "They !
Hang it, didn't you people in this room
pass it? And the first editions gone to
press! Lord won't there be a howl,
thought If it were only letter mis-
placed or something of that sort it would
be bad enough. But spelled backward
clean, straight backwardr' p
Il don't see how it happened" said
the proof reader spologetically, and look
ing bit worried. "What was the word ?"
"Gag"
The night editor shot out Of the room
again, and by the time the proofreaders
had figured it out be was fortified be-
hind three imposing stones and seven
forms of type.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07
To Our Subscribers.

The special announcement whish appear
ed in our columns some time since, an
nounoing a special arrangement with DIR. B..
J. Kendall Co., Of Enosburgh Falls, VT,
publishers Of I" A Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases, p" whereby our subscribers were
enabled to obtain copy of that valuable
work free by sending their address to b. J..
Kendall Co., land enclosing a two-cent
stamp for mailing same) is renewed for
limited period. We trust all will avail them
selves OF the opportunity of obtaining this
valuable work. To every lover of the
Horse it is indispensable, as it treats in a
simple manner all the diseases which aiilict
this noble animal. Its phenomenal sale
throughout the United States and Canada,
make it standard authority. Mention this
paper 'cheH sending for '' Treatise.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07
Rome No Larger Than brooklyn.

The exaggerations of VOssius, Lipsius
and Chateaubriant, who give to imperial
Rome 1900, 600, 5000. 900 and 5000, 600
of inhabitants are too absurd TO deserve
notice. Hume, who, in his mastery es-
say on the ''Popnlousness Of Ancient
Nations, has discussed the question Of
the population of Rome with his usual
learning and good sense, arrives at the
conclusion that Rome, when at her
zenith, might have been as popuions as
London in I760; in other words, that she
might have had from 7O0. 900 10 500, 900
inhabitants. Gibbon estimated the popu-
lation at / .9Oo. 900, but it would appear
that the more moderate estimate of
Hume is the more accurate. The popu-
lation of Rome at it's largest. therefore.
did'not exceed that of Brooklyn in 1891.
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07
Id. FlI-ht of the stork.

The stork is remarkably picturesque
bird its snowy body contrasting with
the bright red beak and legs and black
quill feathers of the wings. make II a
striking object. The fight is magnif-
cent. bolder and more buoyant than that
Of heron. Like most large birds, its
powers OF fight show best when 1t is at
4 great height When we were on the
Bzstei rock, in Saxon Switzerland, pair
passed overhead. flying southward.
Though high above Us. we could clearly
see the black pinion feathers. and as We
watched the powerful beat Of the wide
spreading wings we thought Of the
angels IN Zachariah's vision who had
<-wings like the stork. k."-Chambers Jour
nal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07
no. Eor tha ExnositIon.

The big Pittsburg Exposition opened in a
blaze of glory on September %, and all in
dications point to successful show. Most
of our country cousins will visit it before
the close. City folks will thus have an op-
portunity to show their hospitality in return
for favors received. We learn with regret
that Msior Max Klein. owing to a press OF
business, was unable TO arrange a display
this season, as in former years. Visitors to
the city should by all means take peep at
his model establishment. No. 50 Federal St,
Allegheny, which is within stones throw
of the Ft- Wayne and West Penn depots
They can then return home with the salts
faction Of having seen the largest and besi
equipped wholesale liquor house in this sec
ton of the State-the headquarters of those
world-famed brands Of absolutely pure whis-
kies, Silver. Age" and ''Duqnesnen The
former sells at $3.50 and the latter at 81 25
per fall quart. Major Klein, it may be add
ed, also keeps in stock Bear Creek, Quicken
heimer, Finch, Gibson and overholt, and
the finest old whistles, brandies, wines
cOrdials, etc. Call and see him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07

A use for diamonds, as an assistant to
mArksmen, has been discovered. The
diamonds are fixed in the front and back
sights of rifles, and it is said they enable
the marksman to take a quick and cor
rect aim even in bad light The bril-
iants are so fitted that Immediately the
piece is brought to the shoulder the rays
IN the gems assist the alignment, and the
eye takes aim without the least hesita-
tion.-Horological Journal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07

Specialist chr NoRITz st ~ M d. Specials ls
!
o the city sf.
DR. N0RTz great perform -o
eand dThuatW vi d @
Distinguished physician whose duties th Institute VII Iefl s monthly visits
Nj ntoftl
testimonial
n
medica euithno
M t vi tot
Ihaveise rom
city but eatte
Ia
1esn On can
eiroH viii Iauce d
ors bgan6 grow wsre 10 pun Ia
eleeuun ert1at lic
lfgrealy u1ov do
YOUNG sTRAt6HILNED
II los O l0ia tod
aanhE rouiey u
oonsuiei Irs
n1vaI tha IknOIn be c e
u Nuau ~,
EIGHT PoLTI
Dr. eIn& ain em rr
uffuby less time n u d
tO0re
'''
Leased
HSEa issier Co. pa Sept = KAsEazR
oypod
u
Epilepsy and aud positively cured
method Address all Ohio
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07
He Was Good For 1t.

ROunder McBride-@Just charge that
to me.
Barkeeper-"I guess not; don't
know you"
Rounder McBride-"But Murphy, the
boss, does. Just tell him Mcbride got a
drink"
Barkeeper lat speaking tube)-"Mr
Murphy, is Mcbride good for drink ?"
Mr.. Murphy-"Has he had it ?"
Barkeeper-"He has"
Mr.. MuIphy-"He is"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-07

A convict at French penal settle
ment who was undergoing life sentence
desired to marry female convict, such
marriages being of common occurrence.
The Governor of the colony offered no
objections, but the priest proceeded to
cross-examine the prisoner.
"Did you not marry in France?" he
asked.
"Yes."
"And your wife is dead ?"
"She is.''
"Haye you any document to show that
she is dead ?"
"No."
Then must decline to marry you.
You must produce some proof that your
wife is dead"
There was pause, and the bride pro-
spectiye look anxiously at the would-be
groom. Finally, he ssid,-
Il can prove that my former wife is
dead"
How can you do so?"
Il was sent here for killing her,
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Mrs. william c. whitn.y,s dian.rd

Mn. William C. whitnsy's Diamonds
are valued at 100000, and one of her
soiltalres Is as large as hszelnut. tShe
is the wife great Jefersonian Dem
coai-oil leader) A single clasp on the
cloak OF Queen Elizabeth had set in it
SIX sapphires, sixty pearls, eighteen
rubies and four emeralds. These ara not
the days Of extrayaeenee
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A horse. stabbed with his mate sad 4
third horse, stole hay from the stranger
10 give to his mate, while be was eos
tented with the ration that had been sl-
lOtted him; and a horse in team, nib
bling some rich grass on his side. gave AZ
intervals mouthfuls Of it to his compan-
ion. which could not reach it.-Popalar
Science Monthly.
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William lines died and was buried at
Corunna, Ind, in 1888. At the time Of
his death Mr.. lines weighed $50 pounds.
In May, 1891, when the remains were
disinterred, they were found TO be petri-
fed, to look like marble and TO weigh ex-
actly 405 poInds.-St- Louis Republic.
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