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Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Gamle 6urtig.
2ibsbiasbe ira SarI ben 12tss Gage.

Gortiot ira forrise No)
"Naa, ur Der mango. iom b0rte paa bam?"
80 "Sa, Stolsn blsu uaiten itrar ~oueripIot ueb GIeuer,
men bans 6ormaninser bauoe Zig Snopirtnins paa gSrs
meme, OF Sisie 9ismmet bsspnote at tase fat paa 5ors
slOrens os iOreboIOe benz beres ipnoise 9epeDis; bisie
sleu naturIisuis fOrbitreoe os a~ntiaSeSe &resd, forbi
Sn latte Sorneue op iuoo beres 6orGlcre. Gn for
Dob boIot neo Gitmefersn, Der ira Spitlano 1T baaoe
Strttter % Eense; StoIen ~ubuiOsbes mere os mere, %
San ~be9pnOte at unOerpiie gsruene 9atiu.
Oct par Der ba life noset gait IL"
"glei, men iaa bIep Der Guiit on, bporuiot bet par
Sgno at ipile 6ori, susr ON ben tunoe TONNE Sirlen,
or lslu Iplllece Somsoie eusr iaa andre sisre bet. Gits
msliersn mente ia, men ium iast, ban Tom paa Sant
rso &eIi9iouen."
"gpr Serres Weie ere unberliae ncf", lasos Wor
er'ta; "bporior biaIp ban lite be Spenfe biem til Sess
6sSeIano i9ien?"
AGe bapbe liSeiuu soOt funnel siite fig ~bsrbiemme iOm
%ssrbOrte", tiIieiebs Glie.
"a baUSe life fore Stratninser Dos Os Iisset ben
see, iasOe Spen RlSion.
% Ell bebspeOs life at llabe iaa utrilteli9t!" msnte
Wit os tTat al al srait gestraa6su.
"Saa tan bet ueI iynes ior bUer Os en-, men iaa iOr'
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Born ifrtger eftcr
Yitd)cr's Sahori..

81
iaar ban bet pei itte", iasoe Gene Os siorbe ct Salt mso
Natten, iom ON BUN uar ~ousrbeuift ON, at in9en fosltoo
bet iaa sobt iom bun.
"Oet Sppr9smaaI par oite paa Gale oerborte Sos
boIit", tos 9urtis after tiIorbe; "iiGr meOens nj 6oIOt
poo mso ll6maalinserne; buer bauOe M fin Sante, oS ies
tor uel iiss, at be pare Omtreut llise, iom be, s NJ bar
label iaIoe."
"Smi"
$50, ale tom opersns ON, at bet not uar min Sbsrt,
iom baupe 9tet."
"6uao iasoe ban oa?"
alt ben sobe Cub IaOer Rsnneitsue tro, at be siSre
iom be Ipiter, men a~1iseueI tomme be life lGnsers, eno
ban tiaaSsr, ps iaaleoes tieue ale oereS gierninser, meo
easr mob oereS Siosnbe, til at iremme bans Senlist.
Sibirien par ct lGnst afiioesli9senoe eano, buor Der bers
iteoe itor gantunOisbeO os utsrfe. Nasn iaa tom be
Suenite bio ior at u%uocruiie Solicit |, buao be islp uioite
os funSe."
"6pprior bsbspeoe be Bet"
"gae Ispsnbe 9aisnsr ere Subs SOru, os ban pl,
ben enc itaI OpIyie ben anoen."
~Os iaa Iarte be f~remmeoe berborte at boIee al be
iueulfe 6riSsre!" bemerteos !9aus % iaa rGO ben paa
Wiooeren.
ga, bu !Sans u iasOe Surtis; "ost fan NOT bGnoc,
naar ba bGr ibr snsans, at bu iaar bore fra Iaust boyte
IisssnSe 9anoe, at bet iuenite 9apn or tienOt og are;, Os
ba itaI Du Osiaa siere bit til, at bet ~irsmSe!es peSb!iper
at pGre bet"
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29

biuanoen iaa ~iulotu6, buer og Ell gar fit 9ogeO os iine
lanter, fit S%iGleIiu."
"Seg unorts paa, buor BUN titioit tGHisr at bauns -
ia9os Suen NilsiOn Os iaa IeenOe zen paa 9urtig.
Seq ueO tie, ~iOureOe esune. men 1laoaoeeg bar
not ct Ipit 9OueO."
8rta breeOe Rotte5iu!st bartigsrt emo iom UanIigt,
bun ielte, at oue 5auOe line Giue re.teSs mob bsnOs, %
BET rsrte benoe uel neppe. men Gun irgstsoe for at b!ipe
mis- iOritaaet. liiOit uObroo BUN baltst: ~0an, 9ur,
zig, oil NOT iOriiaa mig, Ror bans buIOt 10 StoIs.4
Oct gioroe bun"
"Yar Der mango gern?"
est aar par Der to os treOjus.
"9m, ianptss Der iaa to bmanOeu Itge?~
"4anei, plt iftel~
"RuEolfabsiorraGoet par psl o9iaa iortieligt."
"Sa, sitsr snbusr5 6pHer, natur.iguis.
Scr bar ri bet; Stosu lGrsr, bporlsoes man ital
iteae fig SerOen. Og Sercen sr StoIsm.itrreu for Sim.
merge nosIe saa berjra nab mango aanOitabsr, andre
ueo insentius eaer ere boriitiGmIe % ioytluorsse. Z
SIOen lutres baape Cub % Ssru, bpsrt for Fs er so6t
os npttist ben. iom bar siennemsaaet S,o0aGbsu, ban
iaar ie III. bpao ior 9tiell ior I'm yareoM San tau ida
biltOppe, bpor man CONNER Srgst siisr oels 6raater. Z
Nor Srita gagOs ialt mso s as reitisbee. tglom
ON bun iypgteoe ior lie At tuns ubtEgtts lRs 5aatse.
2e ipaes at 9GUe Ucret ia lo,s 9oa 6sase, ME At gua
ielU piolte oct.
"Nogls 'omme I'll figt sjunem eelye9 @sastgiey",
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
SANDEa'S ELECTRIC CO.,
Corner End Avenue S 81 3rd Street,
Ct8crvsgior Guaranty X Loan Spsniagcp
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI.
asma.asolls. mna.. se.e aaqni 1891.

Ma1gGpplis, Nlug, 3Cte Aaguii 1891.
II. o. ! 5aHbea,
9eq iicbie 2, al 5crc3 10. 4 Better J0oenbcy
Waaneo 1870. 1re leo HeIct al !ronj't 7ufaudiion
! ueniire 5i0e al gRaoel. iami Ar9oeri lao ilcni, al
ieg oite bltu ienBeliIseuoe / fcrc Tiger. Sea ia. D.
ipat Here SGgcr. men blcu lite neaet tcore. 5liioit
tigbte lea ct al 2eres ScItef, i6fi Ig bruaie bOer Tds,
blcp iiGrtere % 1T aoo appe,it ca spb Seun. Otter
at baOe bruat bet / 5 Maareocr, par Ia alecIes fri
for Smer,tr. BEG fan meo G!Gte ~arbsidie 1eres
Better III cnbpey, iom Iioer al ~iaaoarrs S~psoumu1e,
thi bet bialp ntg.
9Nl Agiciie
Nprs. gniud Beterion.
523 15tb 9pe. z.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Sprf 9ismard. gn aorreippnocr

writ VIsmard. On 8orreiponocnt
til "Saales 3eituns" poaitaar, OF Jprit
Vismard ben iibite lib CT blepeu paa
ialoenoe sammel, os pil babe %eriaret, at
bans g~nnosiriitbeo / be iibite Mooues
Der or aita9et / en- @rnb, Der / bsi Grab
bar pott 6britinbens gctymrin9er.
Sfte, beoer bet, iniocr 5yrit Sismard i
Srpr peo goroet mlot I; Ell Samiole,
90 p9ion bans n Gang ina 9limrenoe
9utommelie be0Duoer at ipigte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
mmneapelis. Rma.. Sc 1uli 1.

RtHHeapolis, NiWa., Sc 5ali 1891.
Ill Sansrn electric 80.
Ntns 1crrcrl Com &c bill butte, 'isbte iea et AZ
Sexes 7r. SaHoeE's eeetriite Better eusans JeecH.
ter fibts Oar. III al ienbs Ill min Slnfr ! Speriss.
8elict ANTON or HeiuS ueo 3Hletie, % ie5 oil fac. a.
leo .ane lite baue ieHOi 5aost eH imuiteseJuleBdSe ibi
i ct grp. ~EiOotaaei ira bam fer fort Iio iiefH, itEiDer
bGu ii! mtg, AZ Belief aloslss bar belbrebst ban for
RbeamlfiymeE. Der eatrois bar glaset BAN iErit.
8elict hialp BAN oaina paa andre g2da5er. ibi Ran
flyer, at Eaa ~ gar lite bar ie!i iaa sOb.. Gan saar
M 4 III 5 Sill en- Iaasn, meoeas ban. iGt ban brus.s
gerss Belle, netop par ran ucf III az iorlaee 6gi:L
Ceres megei ~'orbUreHe
G. grlter5. gasui ior "@sts" Semaltinsr.
golig: 1902 7sfiCrion Sr, .. g..
stt,u ,tBo!bss osiaa e. Ruep!pbs Sruefiore,
Teeorah, Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Tim Reiia til Sften % TITS
fiatmgc oer.
te,riu,i for sBteOrubs gOa.n- az Ssrbisrs sls.)
ii. 8rep. (Sortiat.

IhNl ~ ICf Ob
bet oobt meb fine so Ore, Del tunne
piuue lea 2, 5 ia upp til 10 aronur.
Gin fet bet inf / Ten9ar, men fua
g9rbi i Splpiafer eloer anna tint %
n~utteleo ao bet, Tom bar paa l~ltitils
liuae. ga, nm elm bile, tnntc Gin 9aa
NM ppa "6leoens BRO" meo 9ooIes
tiler lin % ian Wat % 9ritfe for ban.
Ga Qiet ipifielera: tru es ifal page
a bal 8rune? Va nei - Sau, e9
trur bet = nei, CO beu 10 lite 8ensar.
Son tunl, os iaas, for es fob iora
meg.
GiI on paase 9alfruna bi?
Rei, co tor inf.
etal me balpte I'm Gap eloer Sins
iins?
60, moi bet mao bet.
Wte ipleilaa ibop fupr fine 25 Ore.
Set par ipennanbe, for me ia ilet inf
Raab til ga faita burt Iensarne.
ga trefte = birra / Spennin9 =
bel folba ut ben pesil lie trula Setilen =
6urru, 5 8runnr!
Nten BIZ a beloig - ipinebelois,
ia Del umfrin8.
ga part GLAD, on, % ual9tc meg Ell
fin, iplib lite SDluiplie, arbeiot i ben
pamle Stileu meo Sonn % 9o6bar.
9ct er cit 9iilot Mtinne nm paar Ut
tiainesreiie, ium ian bare, pera til
Suenao for gSt % Gufom, ium DC
iesier.
Raaleriiumlin9e maa eg inf slppme F.;
Der bar notle ipart sobe % naturianie,
ttter mi Meinins, baa.
Ga pil nen1na cit MaaneI tinslanos
Rap au Morten Miiaer: Elm flag Waas
men bal Inn Sfpne, % mibt inne / elm
efos fat ein fire fem peirbitne Clog
msun I'm elm foieles Glib, Tom itjein
bel i Snlitet, meo Del ~fanltie fortaalbe
Git % Gnna ap bet, Tom ba benbt bel
| 9ipet.
Ser bar cit ao 9ars Sia, Iom siOrbe
FIT iterft SntrDf poa meg. Del %falaIt:
sos 6Noeren."
Saren flnne elm 9rante: Oct er ei
Sente, 10 er bit forfgro ap elm Sitting.
9aa ban bart leio DO, left ban alorig
iiaa DO meir. 500 iet Barn, % 70 pits
jar DO 5aoeren -
Men on futile bare iiaa, for ban
fsnb Der bar og tal, itiu pg fran, inf
si Multel.Rgrla tpoer paa, at ban
%tjenner minOite SiGrleit til elber Msb.
put meb 9otter Il. San pilar benunr
pOa 9Dunc. so, %itatfar, iteno Der
RENT i~Oritr9mb meb Barnet tit laso in
tIl SrIn9a il, 10 maj 9aa bielpelauS
frau ben barbiarta 5aoeren.
2iot Stulpturs % 8iletbu9sars
Grbeio bar Der D9ip.
Gin iu9rt COB Standardization
ur Senrif Sbien, sjurt ap Siljoroin9en
Clau 8losimpt. Oct er merfieleQe 10
lipanoe Sisurarne bli / bet refine, Ifiare,
tpite Wnrntor.
Via @obas, bell % ial fer es! ia
Son.
Soen er bet, on beliar paa?
Ser on ban inf? Oct er "ben phi.
ftranbe @ut?"
Via nei, "a nei-eg peit tpo Fri Stig
nttenoe - Son tot 40 ies Satten / bjup
'~Verbgoi9beo" for bette s%eniale grs
beio.
Sn9en, ium inf beu iet ban, trlr for
sob, ltpanoe % rtaturianu ban er benre
Suten. San er | fuq Stsrrelie 10
-
umlas So gar CANAL. Oct er fit
elm Satc9at, iom me ale 70 TIT beo
treft, ~9oomoois % life9lab. Ser itenb
ban, Seile llot n~tiiroa binannen; FL
lHtte, %itieiue Stu; bstte 8urur; bolutt
Safe - SGnbarne / Surelummurne;
SOouoet bo9reiit, libt atteube faita;
Wunnen lett iamantreft, for ban PHI
ftrar ein iriIf Slaat, bu. Der Itenb
ban, ban bep oiit siprt cit sObt Sup,
tent leg cit 8ar SrUnur; ban er gObs
rrOSig, faa ap 9entlr os 9s9ie; llttryts
let ! Gnlttet, belle 5isuren iegier: es
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Gn 9aa itulDe ct Bar ousmanDsiOn

6n Tag ifuloe ct Bar Susmanosiolt
ia Ell libeu Pige uper Tadbsn. Sost
be Tube aiiiso til Praiieu, ipursie
Snitrucn, boao Barnet Itu(oe bebe.
"8ero", ipdrte Ranoen.
Men acnsn iputes, bet par ct oumt
Rapn; pa foreTos, at Barnet itulos ials
oes Gniauoa eftsr Beotemuoeren.
Mnnben prpteitersoe; aouen uiloe
life a Jig; bet Dor nmuli9t for benz al
TONNE ppsrens.
Saa fom Naboeu eanenoe iorbi. %
ban III bsre, buoo 2nleu sialct, mcnte
ban; "3et er beNit, at oere iorIi9es
falo Barnet 8ernuoo."
90 ino bleu Yi9en bsbt geranoa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
II. U. z. Sanocn.


1r. ". z. Snocn.
1gHf9reoe! an
g2co melen electromagnetic riI lHg ioaB irube GesI
noale Orb. Siofe gin!er 'istis lea ct Of 7erss re, 8
gelter, % ies trOg, bet rad uTre ct meset ~fraiii5i
RiSoet, Der tan pir.e, tom bette aibr, Yao bet meHue
itrIiee qcgenie. 20. ire Einutier si;er, at ia bar ia,
get 8sIte, paa, irler irs ben m~iibneuoe @ir'HiH8 al ben
c~le.triIte Strsm 8.en1,m fes Gesenet. Ge. CT en-
mcriclia Jatelie.
ger leg tlsbte bette Bette, Ieb lea Hiese;. gRiR e.
eeiic par nerups aiirGitelie cler nreut Blob, %ioraarias
get eeo Speranftyeulelie. ga ii5tte NANCE 5iag,
Gleeicirrr. 'sr ieg ticb,s seist. uoen at mGrie uo8eu
9inoytnl. piei IN 81 BET mto S3rlNelie, reg Tteopes
lex Cen. al ieg bar bait tor pIvip af0eres uirficmme
@,o2si, 60 D1ooe oct life UGret Tor 8eitei, baDos Ies
pel uarct eDo % ~begraUet isr M; men tliitt pGtc bet,
slGor MIC III peo COB bclbreb % oiL %eRbeialt GTss
gelte III aas. Der itoer. JONI iaI gioroe.
sRe5 g8tstis 2 Jinne.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29

fiocr tn al arpeopine. edIiepae. 9%rptisafs
heo, uorocn Eprcns, GicytehanicH, Gearaia,a. Rbca
mGtlsme euer @crueirGtteiic. "TRIP III ar Saals. ioG
VI. Ndoiicn Ctr. Gb,caac. 3g. SduS Sob 90 lrtes
Neoiciucr beltreor burtiat % hiierL .s.l1la
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Vpr Gamer oa Sewer!

Gi iit'crt gltcbel mob Rpre. % gepe'i D%gOOmHc,
5crtOppcie % ane SpGgbcosr 90 JOritprrclier biorrl
reaps ',a aaRoelil co leaeniig S0eyaufrsuaelis. Ia
mtr, t~ilbgtsIt8c til AHidip al a,rues 90 jplelig 8cueo.
ptnC, mi baue iiprre G'duI al al bCrc bette l'eIte er0
af aoact anoet Mioocl. Nrjult &Cre,ic ior 1aII.r.
mteer Tjlipu al en- tglt'N itlubu7rit sRc0tialperite
l5maclcr meo init laocrrctHjul. &rOn stpro fraser
ioucr, Der e. tl.uca bctrecat po p2rc Better, ioacs
hii gal 5cr.dageior cItr ierocs III raHuer NoGsit
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Scuo citer

The Eureka SortsuelirSalds, bcr ic' fsrer 700
Bauac; Bis - Gts. gu for ale Ep'iia srngtjHaiio1
m5cfDiocuhe : '~orilieiliae 1iug. nenl I FtRHeiilit,
bert 5omHteiGi "a Wdat Bris - ets. 4otlctiRiier
al fHi m III Yrerr, iuDebpieerbt Spt. Sam. N. NJ. F.
Iris - Gts. dIt eeiie ~tiii3cnIeo aGtairG. ft9pe al
Sirperdrir olb. ienOes porioirii iUr fEH ~ Ste.
ageaier gaifes. S'rip III Sw. lamp Co,
52I. 81. bpI 81. NHdeGpclH. GiHn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29

"caheyin q foa psi a~nuenSfit Tor essn. az lea
%ars,laisr etn KEN OF HOqti aussi ptiosd ism ia tisns
tu'. ca Erar. NJ u.
II z Orion Su., rtsoif7 y. D.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Qep baren. acna. lOef 0uni lsgl.

IRIS. Smmd 8eterion.
523 1stb Npe. z
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
He PLAYED Checkers.

The following amusing incident is re-
lated Of II. c. Barnabee, the popular
comedian and High Sheriff of the Bos-
tonians: One morning in New York
City, while Barnabee was practicing his
eagle eye in front of the Standard The
atre, tramp shuffied up, and by means
of q well-concocted and well-delivered
tale of woe obtained quarter OF dol
lar from him. On the following day
and on the same spot Mr.. Barnabee
was again accosted by the man of woe,
who ground out the identical doleful
tune of yesterday.
'Say, mister" inquired the comedian,
"do you know how TO play any gamer"
bet yer life," replied the tramp, 81
have known the time when could hold
a dandy hand at poker, stand my chance
at euchre, chess and even checkers"
"Oh, you play checkers, do you?"
said Barnabee.
I'D like TO see the man that can play
better game than 1 can" was the
proud defiance.
"WeI, then" chuckled the High
Sheriff of Nottingham, ''it's your
move"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
Way to Catch Frogs.

In looking over a book of travels in
France. written more than a hundred
wears ago, came across an interesting
bit about the way Of catching frogs for
market. The author mentioned the fact
that frogs were sold by the hundreds in
the markets, that they were classed as
fish. and that only the hind quarters
were eaten. But, TO come to the main
point, he says:
ITO catch the frogs the fisherman
puts one of them into a glass vessel
which he dips into brook, on which
creature, finding itself in so strange a
situation, confined in the midst Of water
transparent machine, or may say In
visible prison, begins to croak most
melodiously, and by his croaking makes
great multitudes of other frogs come to
him on every side, as If to rescue their
companion, when the frog-fiSher val
iantly SEXES on his prey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13

Chicago certainly is getting ready for
the most startling display of everything
that can surprise, astonish and instruct
the gaping millions from abroad and the
eastern gentleman who has not had
time TO go west OF the Hudson river
since William PENN snapped eighty-five
cents worth of passementerie for the
State OK Pennsylvania.
Two little girls were on the train
south the other day, bound for Lone
Pine. We got TO talking with them.
They were very poor and all alone, with
a tag pinned on their poor little gauzy
shswls telling the conductor to see that
they got to Lone Pine.
1--WE are going there 10 meet papa"
the little one said, for she wasn't old
enough to keep her affairs 10 herself.
.'He had bad cough and so the doctor
told him to go 10 Lone Pine"
Have you no mamma, then?"
Eyes, but when papa went away she
run off with young man that had
pompydoor hair. I'm going to tell papa
on her when get to Lone Pine. Oh,
she was bad one, you better believe.
She sold the stove and they butchered
the cow and sold it. Oh, she was bad
one, mamma was. N 'en Uncle 40
bought our tickets and sent us 10 papa;
but we've our dollles, though"
The dollies were in their empty lunch
box. 1t was rather pathetic and a good
chance to do little direct charity. II
was easy to start such movement. The
harvest was ripe and the passengers
were willing. We were not sorry about
it when we saw papa, for be was hol-
low-chested man with the mark OF death
on his paIid face and the property flush
Of consumption on each cheek bone,
We saw him on the platform al Lone
Pine, with hungry eye looking through
the very walls of the car till he found
them. The little one said, "Hello,
papa" and bounded into his trembling
arms.
The elder one caught him by the coat
tails and called attention to how hard it
had been to keep her sister tidy In the
long, drsty, hungry ride. "Jnst look
1t them hsndsl You wouldn't believe
that / washed them back here about
fifteen miles and wiped 'em On her
shawl, COZ we got our money that the
passengers give rs done up In the
han kercher,. would you-
s He said-asshtng. Hebowedrhls head
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
I'M COLIIES,S JOKE.
Had His Head Split Open With Papier
Mache Hatchet for Fun.

Al4u his hNA0 1RA@N - $780, -
Gnche Hatchet for Fun.
Col. Johu Fellows, Charles W. Brooke
and a lot Of other Jolly fellows held a
symposium in the Cafe Savarin not
long ago, says the New York CONNER
ciGt advertiser, when somebody, talking
of Billy Florence's death, mentioned the
famous banquet given by the dead actor
and Ned Sothern at which the guests
nearly frightened the life out Of Philip
Lee, the somewhat insipid hus-
band of Adelaide Nelson. THAT, "
said Mr.. Brooke, wasn't a
marker TO the joke that
Jim Collier and Girls ConOr played not
only on Lee, but on q whole roOmful OF
others as well. In those days Girls
billiard parlOrs were the favorite even
ing resort Of not only all the men about
town, but Of the best wits and most
famous actors, like John Brougham,
Lester Wallack and Ned Adams. On
the night in question Lee and lot OF
friends were playing billiards, when
Jim Collier and Girls got into an alterca-
ton, and Collier attempted TO pull Conor
over the bar 70 thrash him. Girls re-
sisted, and before they could be separa-
ted be drew q Ratchet, and with terri
bic blow, split Jim'S head open with it.
The blood Spurted out in sickening
manner, and Collier sank lifelesS
TO the floor. Instantly every
one who was playing dropped
his cue and there was al almost general
rush 20 the door. Lee was so overcome
by the affair that he nearly tainted.
Golfers body was lying half under the
billiard table. The police were notified,
and when they entered the place they
found Collier washing his head at the
lavatory and ConOr was pouring a pint
OF. Pommery Sec into two glasses. Both
were laughing so that their sides shook.
Their quarrel was fake. The Ratchet
was a papier-mache property affair, bor-
rowed from theatre for the occasion,
and the blood had come from kind OF
skull cap Collier had worn 10 make the
affair CORY, All hands except the prin-
eipsls were badly scared, though, and 1t
took several bottles Of wine TO calm our
nerves. I tell you, there was lots Of
fun about In those days
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JULES VERNE Has A VISION.
Wonderful Things He Predicts for the
World q Thousand Years Hence.

World Thousand Years Hence
NJ. Jules Verne has been specializing
as to what will be the daily life OF peo-
pie 1000 years hence, says the Pall-Mall
Budget, As science extends her domin-
ion it is noticeable how increasingly am
bitnous such forecasts become. Moth
ing will satisfy NJ. Verne but aerial
trains travelling at the rate of 625 miles
an hour; transatlantic tubular ser
vice, conveying the traveller from London
TO New York in 295 minutes; ''tele-
photo" which enables people in different
hemispheEes to dine with each other, or
at least to see and converse with each
other while eating, and accumulators
tor condensing and radiating at will the
suns rays. Such are the advantages to
be enjoyed by the inhabitants Of GER
tain city called Universal City" the
capital Of the United States in the year
OF grace 1891. England by that time
will, according to M. Verne, have be-
come province of the United States.
The public will be kept informed Of
the latest political developments, not
only upon the terrestrial globe, but upon
Jupiter, Mars and Venus. Not that
they will read newspapers. The news
papers OF the day will be spoken, Bril-
liant, descriptive writer's will be re-
tanned to speak through the telephone
to millions of subscribers, and daily in
stallments OF novels to be continued to-
morrow morning will be given by popu-
ar authors. Man is to be fed on the
choicest viands, laid on as New river
water is at present, and it will be sufi-
cient to step into toilet cabinet TO be
tubbed, shaved, dressed and brushed in
the space OF TWO minutes. Even new
digestive apparatus, warranted for two
years." will be obtainable. But ore
thing we, or rather our posterity, are
told not to expect. They must not ex-
pect to live forever. A certain DR..
Faithburn's experiment in freezing his
own body and causing himself to be kept
for 100 years turns out complete fall
ure, so absolutely does he refuse to be
resusciated.
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How to shop with Economy.
Ntc York ITmes.

500 you know" said woman who Is
a good and a close shopper, II never
buy a thing directly inseason?
when one of my children needs a
cloak, for instance-a winter one, let
US say-I wait until the season for fall
cloaks is over or just about over, when
| make a round among the good shops
and select some dark or wintry-looking
cloak Of good weight. Such one is
sure to be found by little careful
searching; IL has been marked down TO
a really low price, yet is OF excellent
style, good material and finish, and,
with 20-cent sheet OF wool wadding
fitted inside, or worn with a chamois
Jacket, becomes handsome and suit
able winter cloak.
at is far more satisfactory than the
cheap clorks offered as winter ones, and
the cost is about two-thirds.
81 bny the children's hats In Febru-
AIRY for the next winter; the styles DO
not radically change for little folks
wear, and l get much better value for
the money.
I'm the same way in the spring, just
as the merchants are putting away
heavy underwear, supply the family
needs for the next cold season. in Feb
ruary most shoe stores put out bargains
that are such: carry Sin my purse the
sizes Of every member Of the household,
including even my husbands and when
/ discover a pair that fits one OF US at a
low price take it.
1T does not take any more time, and
save much nancy by this sytem, and
we have much better clothes than by
selecting everything at the height OF It's
season."
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over them, one at time, with hungry
little sob, and there was q tremble In
his beard as we heard him say "You
poor, little, neglected, motherless
babes"
Then he took them away with their
rag dollies and their tear stained faces,
and thought as they turned away at
Lone Pine that in case eternal punish
ment Is a settled fact, the Associate
Mephistopheles whose duty it may be to
now and then pour hot rozzum on that
fugitive mother and occasionally turn
her around so that the other side can
get little better done ought naturally
to be very busy man. trust she may
read this letter and that she will find IT
duly funny"