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Eagles Fight for a Child.

Two eagles had duel to the death near Do
troit Aug. 4 for the possession OF the month-old
baby Of Peter Shaw. who lives four miles north
Of Allis. in Presque Isle County. Mrs. Shaw
had laid tho baby down in she grass and re-
turned to tho house for . few moments when
an enormous eagle svooped down on the FAINT
and sunk its talons into the little ones flesh
and clothing.
The mother heard her baby's cries. but came
too late to be of service; her shrieks, however,
brought the father, who mounted horse, and.
armed with a rife, rode to the shore of a
nearby lake where he knew there was an eagle
eyrie in the cliffs. Shaw arrived just in time
to witness terrible sight. Two eagles were
lowering above rock, filling the air with theiI
cries and battling for the possession of the baby
that lay high upon the cliffs
Before the father reached the summit one oi
the eagles had fallen dying to the ground, VIII lie
the other had again taken up the child for an
other fight. The father fired, and the bird
and baby fell into the water. The frantic
father plunged into the lake and caught up the
baby, but the little was dead. He took
home the child's body, with those of the two
eagles.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11
Curtis's Joke.

There is good story of George William Cur.
tis. which seems never to have been published.
He was lecturing on Buffalo stage once, when
suddenly heavy rope somehow broke loose
from its moorings in the flies above and dropped
with tremendous thud to the floor behind
the speaker. Mr.. Curtis looked around in mild
surprise to see what had happened; then, turn
ing to the alarmed audience again. said, with a
twinkle in his eye: "Ah. that must have been
the thread of my discourse" Somebody on a
front seat caught the joke first, aud broke out
in chuckle which instantly developed into a
roar of laughter from the whole house. Itwas
a good many minutes before the thread of that
discourse could be resumed
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11
Wonders of n Ton of Coal.

Besides gasses. a ton Of coal will yield 1,5OO
pounds of coke. 20 gallons of ammonia water.
and 14O pounds of coal tar. Destruction of the
tar gives us 69.9 pounds of pitch, II pounds of
creosote Ia pounds of heavy oils, 9.5 pounds of
naphtha yellow, 6.3 pounds Of naphthaline. AIS
pounds of naphthaole, 2.25 pounds of alizarin,
"a pounds of solvent naphtha, 1.5 pounds OF
phenol. 1.2 pounds Of aurine, IL pounds of ami
line. OFT pounds of toludine, 0.46 pounds of an
tiracine and O9 pounds of to!uene. From the
named product sacharins is obtained, which
is 223 times sweeter than sngar.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11

A Travellers Observations on a Little
Known Island.
Settlement of the Colony-Its Area, Climate,
Seasons, Fruits, Forests, Rivers, Birds. and
Oddities-Auckland City-A Beautiful Bay.
Charming Scenery.
BY J. N. INGRAM.

EW ZEALAND con-
sists of three islam ds--
North Island, South
Island and Stewart
Island. The islam ds
have q sea-c0ast of
5000 miles. They ex-
tend from 81 degrees
to AZ degrees south
latitude. They are
5000 miles from San
Francisco. They have
an area OF 100000
square miles.
The North Island is
the most interesting
in tho group. 1t IS
500 miles long and
from 10 to 800 miles
broad. 1t is pear.
shaped; it is covered
with large areas Of
primitive forests, dot
ted with beautiful
lakes, and traversed
with numerous rivers.
Many fertile valleys
u&.o{a <kn cx~raofc I.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11
An Angry Mans Suicide.

Elijah Thomas GIadding, young man resid-
ing on the line of the New York. Philadelphia
& Norfolk Railroad between Bloxom and Hall
wood stations got into towering rage with
his mothe, ran out of the house and threw HIM
self across the railroad track in front of a
freirhu train, which ran over him and killed
him. Both his legs were severe from his body
and his head crushed to atoms. Gladding is
said to have been in the habit of placing him.
self in situations of imminent danger while
under the influence of passion.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11
Made Too Much at Home.
Colorado SUM-

A near sighted lady who lives on Sixteenth
street, across the Platte sent to an intelligence
officegfor girl and was expecting her all the
morning 1t was raining a little, and the
woman who lived next door threw on an old
hat and shaw, and came over to borrow tea
cupful Of lard She knocked at the side door,
and was greeted with:
go right up the back stairway to your
room over the Kitchen. When you are tidied
nm a little como down here and I'll talk to
you"
The women are deadly enemies now.
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identified.

Harper's Bazar.
Clerk (at country postofice to gentleman
desiring to cash now money orderj-Haye
you any proof Of your identity?
Gentleman (searching through his pocket
finally finds his photograph )-Will this do?
Clerk (regarding first the photograph, then
the original Why, yes, that is you. That is
all right
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11

The comrade ,ph0 comes to the National En-
campment without a supply Of THE M
TIONAL 7RIBUNE'S portrait-cards w;H be
at a yreat loss. All his comrades acul nace
them, and they wi1 be disappointed If he does
not add to their collection Of pictures Of the
dear old 0oys.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11
Carrying q Mortgage.

INeU IUTN VfeNfy.I
Bilkns-Jimsoh must have built that nne
house of his .der mortgage, didn't hef
Wilkin-Yes How did you knowP
Biik.ns-I noticed his shoulders are begin
ming to look like a Mansard roof.
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aIihSaghtful.

Nervous Lady--dave you killed many snakes
around here this Summer?
Farmer Hayseed-No: | alters leaves 'em
FOR Summer boarders to kill. You'll find plenty
O. sport, mum.
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women are deadly enemies now.
An Experienced Agent.

Neto York Weekty.l
House Agent-Rush around to 126 Bank
street. quick, and get last months rent.
Book k.keeper-Whats np2
Agent-As passed there this morning heard
q baby There won. ps any spare cash around
that house for SIX weeks at least I've had 'em
myself.
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Hoods
SarSaDaril!a

So promptly and effeciu-
ally overcomes THAT
I'll X ED FEE Il LII Nc,
a. TO oonclus.vely pro"e
this medicine makes
the weak strong" }. Il.
Emer.on, n we'll Enown
merchant of Auburn.
Maine had DYsueDSia
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Ha ni.ln,KDo It.

Street & Smiths Good Neaos
Bicyclist-Sse here!1 Why did you sick that
dog on me?
Bad Boy-I didn't Sick i'm.
"What did yourtos"
al JUS pointed Etotyour machine an said !:
Bicycle! Bicyeile,o so he'd know what BIZ
cycle is" -
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11

com plcated with Liver
and Kidney troubles. He took HOOPS
SAKSiPAkILLA and it gave relief nnd
u.ast comfort. He SAYS: eft Is God-send
Il. pnyaae alf.ring as did"
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-11

Hoods Pills Habituai Constipation by
restoring peristaic action Of the amentary canal.
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1t Cured the Disease.

The remedies for the grip are almost
as numerous as the cases Of that dreaded
malady One was tried by William Par
rott, OF DilIsboro, Ills. at the sugges-
ton Of we'll meaning friend, between
whom and the unfortunate Parrot there
is now a chilling GOODNESS. The friend
told Parrot that his grip would be
driven from his system in ten hours by q
warm Iye bath. PARROT followed mis-
friends Instructions, and the warm lye
caused the patient to shed his skin like
& snake, and removed his hair and beard
He is now as bald rs a billiard ball, and
MS cuticle all over his body is as smooth
as that of 4 freshly skinned calf But
the grip is gone.-Yankee Blade