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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03

Miss Jones' surely Mr.. Jeirrlcs
knew that Oh. Emma June. how l
have wronged you In my heart"
Explanations followed.
The lawyer. choking down his
laughter. returned TO Mr.. Jeifries'
apartment and gave them 10 that
gentleman with dramatic effect Never
had he more trouble in preserving the
grave dignity proper to his position.
whea Jefferson Jeifries, clasping his
hands together. calculated;
'Edwina JONES' or course knew.
But forgot her very existence. How
| have wronged my wifel Wretch
that am. can she ever forgive meg"
''Nevern Emma Jane decided
You have disgraccd me before your
friends, befors strangers. cast srs-
picion on mo and insulted me by word
and decd ] demand a separation
Then she went home TO her parents.
and Jefferson JeGries was left alone
to reflect on his ridiculous conduct
He was obliged to explain to tho
doctors, TO Joblings. 10 everybody.
and he suffered agonIcs Of shame. Hc
longed for his Emma, whom no loved
more than ever. and he wrlthed under
the reproaches OF her mother aud
father and the meraces OF her big
brothers. When he was able he used
10 go along ut midnight and stare mp
mt his wife's window. and by day haunt
her steps unseen when she went out
walking. At last he followed her to
church one Sunday She was alone in
her pew. He entered and sat down
beside her When the hymn was
given out he offered her his HYMN
book. Over 1t their heads met.
''Oh. Jefferson. how could you?"
she whispered. but that evening she
went back home again. She felt that
Mr.. Jeffries had had his lesson and
would profit by it for the rest OF his
existence.
Ned says they are the happlest
couple she knows. Mary Kyle Dallas,
in New York Ledger.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
Tho Drummer Didn't Enjoy It.

Conductor Rodman. who runs on tho
very pretty wife. and both Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodman had an opportunity OF
enjoying tho discontinue OF travel
ing man on the down town train the
other morning. The drummer knows
Mr.. Rodman rather we'll, "a his bust
ness takes him to Villisca frequently.
Last Monday Mr.. Rodman took his
wife on his trip. and they came back
TO ST. Joseph the next day. On this
morning as Mr.. Rodman came through
the car collecting tickets. the drummer
pulled ut his arm and whispered
"Say. Rodman, do you see that rat
Ting pretty girl back thcre"
Yes" responded the conductor
CHANGING in the direction indicated.
well. do you know hcr?'
Yes"
Where does she come from?"
''St. Joseph, believe"
SAY, old man. do you know her
we'll enough to give me knock down
10 her, for she's beauty, and no mis-
take"
"Oh. yes. guess 1 can fix 1t for
you. Come along"
la moment more the drummer
was standing In front OF the ''rattling
pretty girl" and h ID winning smile
prepared. when ''Mr Blanx. allow
me 10 present you TO my wife
The drummer murmured something
about his pleasure. but went up into
the baggage car soon after. whore no
managed 10 say 10 Mr.. Rodman. II
didn't say anything out OF tho way.
did !. Old manP"-St. Joseph News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03

In southern archipelagos he fought the
bloody cannibal;
He skinned and tanned tho crocodile and
found him very tannable;
Not "a word of fear he'd uttered not n
word and not n syllable,
When no killed the Bengal tiger, ana he
found him very dllabe
He claimed his strength was very great,
for bears and lions suitable;
He used 70 boot the grizzly bear, and found
him very bootablc;
He claimed in killing monstrous snakes
that he was very capable,
No Demonstrators could escape, for he was
unacceptable.
In fighting hippopotami, he said he was i'm
convinciblc.
No jaguar could make him vince, because
be wasn't winceable;
He made the ramplng elephant no longer
recognizable,
And puverlzed tho roaring bull, and found
him pulvorizable
Just thcn his wife camc in and said, "I'd
think IL quite commendable
III you'd come and tend the baby; and
you'll find him very tcndable."
The way she took him by the ear will mako
this poem readable;
She pulled him out and led him home and
found him very lcadablc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
THE LATEST IN SILVER.

For the dinner table thero arc silver
far dinleries OF unique form.
A silvor saw with which TO cut tho
wedding cake Is pretty gift for bride.
A preference Is noted for the triangle
form In silver rs well as In gold orna-
meniS
A novelty In silver lamps consists OF
m urn-shaped bowl mounted on o
fiuted column OF silver
On the handles OF somc OF tho now
spoons, forks and knives are wrought In
relief NEUROLOGICAL iigures
Silver filagree boxes. divided into
compartments, are novelties IN tho way
OF stamp and pin receptacles.
When ono Is In doubt which TO select,
fine cut-glass article or silver Que,
a graceful compromise may be made In
choosing glass with silver trimmings.
Wine-glassos with silver garlands OF
grapes aud their leaves twinlng about
stem and bow, arc attractive illustra-
tons OF the effects OF silver and glass
combined.
Decanter and claret jugs. oyerlald
with grapes and their foliage In silver
by the new electro-deposIt treatment,
arc pleasing feature In the show
windows and exhibitions.
The ple-knlle Is this season called
upon 10 compete for favor with u rival
called ple-server. The latter has
thin. flexible blade and Is adapted also
for serving cake. waiiles, etc.
In capdeIabra and candlesticks are
reproductions In silver that possess all
the beauties OF unearthed treasures in
tho nature OF Venetian church plate or
old English pieces OF former genera
lions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
HIS FIRST VISIT TO TOWN.
Abner psngrass strictly Obeys Instructions, bu
Makes Had Blnnder.

Makes Had Blnnder.
Abner Dungrass. from away up be-
ond the White mountains. had penc-
trated To the Hub. II was Abner's first
visit 10 the city--in fact. his first trip
away from home. says the New York
Ledger
A relative. doing business In the
metropolis, had spent the previous
summer with Abner's parents. aud In
return for many kindnosscs. he had
invited his friends OF the country farm
to visit him in his city home.
And thus Abner CHANGED TO b. In
Boston. and was now dining ut hotcl
with his host.
At first our countryman hardly knew
what TO do with himself ut the won
drously laden table. His relative. OBJ
serving his hesitation. whispered TO
him:
Don't DO backward. Abner. help
yourself to just what you like"
BY and by gentleman sitting oppo-
site directed "A waiter 10 bring him n
plate OF Ice cream.
Tho cream was brought and tho
gentleman set IL down before him whilo
he finished n dish of scallops. Abner
looked up and saw the delicate-looking
mass In the plate not far away. IL
was tempting. and he reached forth
and took IL Hc had put spoonful OF
tho frozen mixture into his mouth. and
was hositating between surprise and
delight. when tho gentleman opposite
rather abruptly and not very pleasant
~ spoke:
"Well. my friend. that's what
should call decidedly COOL
"Yaas." responded Abner. Innocent
ly. when no had swallowed the frigld
morseL Its about the coolest pudd'n
| ever tasted. ! swan tcw man! 81 |
don't believe It's really tochod with
lrostlv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
STRONG MEN THEN AND NOW
John l. wcald Wake short Work OF IN, noxcr
OF OH Greece.

or OH Greece.
The prize lighters OF our epoch
would make short work OF the ear
crushing boxer OF old Greece. whose
method OF procedure was not TO strike
out from the shoulder. but 10 swing
down his heavily weighted fis. like 4
hammer. and whose deadliest attack
consisted in standing on tiptoe and
pounding the top OF his Adversary
head. IL has been claimed. and with
much show OF reason, that the records
OF our heroes OF the cinder path would
have astonished the best runners M
the 0lympian aud Pythian festivals
And. similarly. IL Is probable that the
professional Strong Man OF reccnt
sensations would have been nt least
the equals OF those who were the de-
light and astonishment OF the ancients
Lilo OF Crotonu, the celebrated
wrestler. was, OF course. tho Strong
Man par excellence OF the classical
era One OF the deeds attributed To
him is notable enough. Pausanias
tells us that he would bind his fore
head with cord. after the fashion OF
a filet or crown, compress his lips,
hold his breath. and so fiji the veins OF
his head with blood MS TO burst the
cord by the strength OF his veins.
The ply siological explanation OF ''how
II was done" does not appear very
satisfactory. and IL is. perhaps. not
uncharitable to suppose that this par
ticulur story Is fictitious or an exag-
geration. But for the rest OF Milo's
muscular exploits parallels could
readily be found in modern. or com
paratively modern. times. Thus the
Staying OF an OK at single blow has
been by no means an uncommon feat
Nj. Gregoire. who at n very advanced
age startled the good people OF Here
ford some twenty years ago by his dis
plays. and who was said TO be so strong
that he was afraid 10 nurse his own
baby, frequently performed 1t, and
there Is Mt present living in London at
least one man who has done the same.
Against Milo's tricks with the trees.
which he is described as tearing up by
the roots the size and growth OF the
said trees being, by the way, nowhere
recorded may set the achieve
mcnt Of Topham, the strong man OF
lslington, who pulled against horse.
with his feet resting against low
wall; or better still. that OF William
Jay, the English Samson" Kcntish
man born in the latter part of the sew
enteenth century. who restrained a
strong horse, plunging under the in
luencc OF the whip, without availing
himself of any support whatever; or
again, that Of the acrobat some years
ago in Berlin, who hanging his head
downward from n trapeze. slowly drew
up from the stage IA horse and its
rider and AS slowly lot them down
again.
Nor was Milo, walking through the
Stadium with four-year- old heifer on
his shoulders. a more remarkable sight
than that offered in Hungary by the
Paspischilli brothers. who are decrlbed
MS having supported sort OF wooden
bridge while cart filed with stones
and drawn by two horses was driven
over IL. or than that OF the experiments
in bearing heavy weigets which have
been presented 10 music hall audiences
in contemporary London. London
Globe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
THE poINcs OF WOMEN.

Mrs Henry Ward Beecher has nnmor-
GUS offers for the life OF the gifted
preacher, but her health Is too poor TO
permit OF the task.
Miss Mansfield Is the private sccre-
tary OF her father. Sir Charles Mans
field. British minister TO Peru. She
speaks six languages iluently.
Miss Concordia Lofyinvs. n literary
woman OF Sweden, received n gold
modal from the FreDch minister OF pdb-
tic Affairs for a published lecture on
"Pnvsirel Education and its Place Ia a
System OF Rational Education"
RIstort speaks In the most conten,p-
tnous terms OF Nine. Bernhardts work.
She called her Shakspearean charac-
ters "grisettcs." Tho distinguished
critic divides her timo between two
palaces in Rome, appearing on the
'tago occasionally for charity. She has
beautiful young lady daughter OF rare
accomplishments and much social
popularity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
STATE OF ONO. CRY oy TOLEDO. :.

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he Il
the senior partner OF the firm OF ". j. CIrr.
MY a CO., doing business In the City OF
that said fIrm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDED DOLLARS for each and every
case OF CATARRH that cannot DO cured by
the use OF Halls CATAnRu CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn TO before me and subscribed IN my
1885.
~- A. w. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public.
'f
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF tho syktcm. Send for testlmon-
inis, FREQ. II. j. CHENEY A CO.,
Toledo. o.
1soid By prugg!su, 100.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
Fine Playing Cards.

send ten (l0) cents in stamps or coin 10
John Sebastian. Gen'i Tiki. and Pass. Ar't
CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND a PACIFIC RY.,
Chicago. ILL.,, for pack OF the latest.
smoothest slickest playing cards that ever
gladdened the eyes and ripplcd along tho
hngcrs OF the deyotee TO High-Fivc. Seven
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other ancient or modern game. and gct your
moneys worth i've times over.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03

The CorcOran ART gaiierY or Washing
ton has recently had an art school an
mex added TO IL, pursuant 10 the wish
aud intention OF its founder. Hereto
fore the plans OF MIR. Corcoran wero
prevented being carried out by the re-
fusal OF an adjacent landowner ID sell
the necessary slse for the school. II.
T.. Andrews will be director Of the new
school.
A memorial TO Lippelt, teacher In
the School OF Fine Arts OF ST. Louis.
was unveiled the other day. Lippelt
studied at the art sc hool, went 10 Paris.
aud returned TO take n position as
teacher. He lost hls life while trying
10 save friend froin drowning. The
memorial Is n bronze bust by Robert
Bringhurst, standing on black marble
pedestal. In front stands female ilg-
ure writing n record OF his deeds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
winter Erour.ions to warmer cline.

Excursion Tickets TO Mexico, California.
Georgia. North Carolina Florida, tho Gulf
Coast Texas, Hot springs OF Arkansas. and
Excelsior Springs OF Missouri, now on sale
Paul Railway. Apply for rates and other
information TO the nearest Agent or adj
dress Geo. Heafford. General Passenger
Agent Chicago. Illinois.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
LITERARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

Among the features OF TBE FoRrM for
next Year will be: Results OF the Census,v
series OF articles by Gen. Francis A.
Walker; results of the latest research and
OF the most recent achievements in all inn
portant lines of work. IN science and IN in
dustry. 10y specialists; for examples, DIR.
Austin Flint will write on "Dr. koch's
Discovery DIR. Richard Gatllng on the
Development OF Fire-Arms;'- Frank II.
Gushing en THE Hemenwny Expedition ~
CASTOR Tissandier. the French scientist,
"Dirigeablo Bnlloons;- Prof Emile de
laveleys on The Partition OF Africa and
40 on; political discussions by the leaders
OF oplniens OF both parties In the United
States. aud by foreign statesmen; "shib-
boleths u the Time series Of critical ex-
amlnatbens Of popular opinions. by w. 4.
Lilly, the British essayist; autobiographlcal
essays, a series 10 which some OF the most
noted men Of the time, American and
British, have already contributed; discus
slons OF social and religious problems In the
United States; and literary articles, discuss
sing the tendencies Of literary work along
all directions Of activity, by the foremost
critical writers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03
A pssisnation Of His Quality.

McCorklc lis Col. Weber m officer
In the regular army or in the militIaP
McCrackle Neither; he isn't a
military man ut all. We call him
Kernel because he's hard nut -
West Shore.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-20
sranmtn Family Life

A Brahmin official considers that
Hindoo family life - vastly superior
to that of the English family. The
Hindoo rigidly observes the laws OF
hospitality. and IN the house the whole
internal management of the family do
ponds upon the woman The Hindoo
considers the kitchen as q sacred place,
and IN It no one Is allowed to wear
shoes Even IN the richest families the
woman consider it = pride to perform
the kitchen duties, and no Hindoo
would take food unless it Vas prepar-
ed by . female Who has come from q
good saEnily. and Who Is chAste and
high-minded- A Hmdoo wife u faith
full to her husband both during his
life and after his death The subEinas
tendsrness Of the Hindoo mAEriase tie
- quite incomprehenslbls TO ordinary
European understanding No religious
service = perfect unless the wife takea
her share N IL Divorces i not known
in Hindoo Law. nor - there any such
thing among the Hindoos- The whole
self-adiusting machinery Of the family
life works With perssct harmo1y.-
New York Home Journal
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The Universal sIesta-

The Mexicans themselves live much
more cheaply than we do. The morn
ing meal, even. among therichest class
IS. consists of only cup of chocolate
o. coffee. with plain bread or sweet
cake. The NeIicans eat this by dipping
il into the chocolate, and they often
take this meal in bed. Coffee is served
in your rooms ut all the hotels, if you
desire it, and II you live like Mexicans
you will find your charges much less.
The second breakfast Is served at IL
o. O'Clock. and at this all the family
st down. and IL Is really a dinner
rather than q breakfast. Soup Is
always served at il. and the Mexicans
have 100 different kinds of soup. The
evening meal IS taken about 2 o'clock
and ut this the family meet, as at he
SECOND breakfast. No work il done by
anyone in Mexico for a bout two hours
after this midway breakfast. and the
business hours here are from g to IL
and from TO O. Between l and 8
she whole city sleeps or eossips, and
GTer : O'Clock you will fnd none
o. the stores open. Mexican bread Is
almost altogether made by the
ba >ers. is fairy good and tastes very
IN lch like the French bread | have
apt had a waffle nor a Criddle cake
since came into the country, and L
look in vain on every bill OF fare for
hot biscuits and pie. do not find
the Mexican dishes half as hot as they
are painted. and doubt not but that
their cuisi-e is fully rs healthlul as
ours--Frank q. Carpenter.
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Longevity.

Various theories aiming to the pro-
iongatiOn of life have been started
from time to time; changes OF climate
and diet to suit different periods OF
life, certain foods and drinks to be
avoided. and some 20 so far as to
point out the particular sort OF hus-
banl or wife one should marry who
wished TO live TO a good old age. Such
theories are seldom borne out by in
stances in sufficient number to prove
their worth Locality does not dp-
pear to exercise so great an influence
in determining length of life as one
would imagine. for we find as many
c -ntenarians who were born and bred
AMID the smoke and foSs of insanitary
cities as in the open country, blessed
with those great aids to health, clear
air and pure water. n. Flourens
states that the length of life in ali ami
mails is 8 multiple tfive) of the length
o growth, which period terminates
''whrn the bones become united to
their epiphyses." Thus assigning
twenty years for such q period, he
argues that one hundred years is q
norman mint OF he HeOpie may sOe
doubtful of the virtues claimed for
p IRIS Lie Pills. but they must &C
knowledge the wisdom of the recipe he
gave for the proIongation of life
. Keep your head cool by Temperance,
your feet warm by exercise. 20 soon
to bed. and If YOU are inclined to get
tat keep your eyes IN and your
mouth shut; in brief, < soberly and
moderately
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noNkEYs ANo TRocHEa
ma Aspiring sirnIsn Not TO Be Out

As Iwas lingering before the monkey
cage in the Dresden ZoOIogical Garden,
= slight ticklin: In the throat, q chron-
&c trouble with me, induced me to take
out of my pocket box of bronchial
trOches, and to put one of tlem IN my
mouth Instantly large monkey, of
manifestly aspiring nature. thrust out
his hairy arm and palm with a be-
Eeeching look that l would give him
one Why should he, too, not be al
lowed to enlarge his terrestrial exper-
fences and share the Joys of the super
Tor being before him! So gave him
a troche, which he at once claPped IN
his cheek Scarcely did the bitter
taste strike hum than he snatched it
out with hls fingers and bean rubbing
1t violently on the hair of his arm, as
If TO RIB OF the bad taste, Seeing,
however, that the superior heing con-
tinued to suck his troche serenely, he
soon put his own back in his chops,
to give it q fuller trial. It proved too
much for him TO stand very long, and
so out he pulled it a second time and
began rubbing 1t on the sanded floor
oil the cage over ana over the pro
cess was repeated; but each time as
IA reveyentiai eye fell on the superior
being outside. still peacefully sucking
his own n reflective expression came
over his face which as much as said.
surely II that manifest god out there
enjoys this nasty thing there must be
some desirable quality in IL that am
not developed enough TO APPRECIATE
So patiently the aspiring sithIan went
on till he had dissolved the last parti
Gle OF his troche- Boston Herald
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August
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There Is a gentle
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Famed Captain A. G. Pareis, who
has written Us q letter In which it
h evident that he has made up his
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this Is what he says:
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called August Flower in my family
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troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
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The August Flower, however, re-
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Vuently says TO ne when am going
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Constipation of August Flower,
aud I think you had
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It is an old-fashion notion
that medicine has to taste
bad to do any good.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil with its hsh-fat taste
iOst-nothing is lost but the
taste
This is more than a mat
ter Of comfort Agreeable
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