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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24
Ancient Hawaiian Royalty.

Reverence for royalty was one OF the
most marked characteristics of the an
Gent religion of the Hawaiians. 1t
was formerly crime punishable with
death to pass through the kings shadow
or sit higher than his head. His per-
son was sacred and protected by strict
system of taboo. In the royal palace,
the taboo-stick, with which the king
announced his accommodations, Is
exhibited. Il is wand with carved
stone cap. If this stick were lowered
on the approach Of a courtier, he was
compelled to withdraw Immediately,
and was recognized as being in dis
grace. The kings will was absolute;
but the majority of Hawaiian monarchs
seem to have been of kindly DISPOSE
ton, and to have made no improper use
of their extreme power. 1t was due to
one of them that the taboo system was
abolished This system bore with
grievous weight upon the women.
They were forbidden the use of some of
the most common articles of diet, such
as bananas and certain kinds of fish,
on pain of death II was taboo for a
woman to enter the clearinghouse of the
men, or one of the heiaus, or temples.
Before the arrival of the first mission
aries, the reigning king. out of consid-
Grafton for some OF his women, declared
the taboo abolished.-OverlandM Month
lV
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24
wben Jerry FIopped

Jerry Simpson appears to be a Jonah
As long as he favored the anti-option
bill there seemed to be no possibility of
its passage, but when he Topped its
prospects frightened and it has now
been passed -Emporia Republican
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24

1t is about time for the farmers of
the Farmers Alliance to inquire What
are we here for, anyhow" The doc
tors and lawyers and newspaper men
are getting away with all the Offices
Emnoria Republican
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24
Tn. slick One Preferred.

AS between Elder and Willis for gov
ernor on the alliance ticket the Capital
is for Elder. Almost everybody prefers
slick politician to fool.-Topeka
Capital
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24

Jerry Simpson was renominated by
exclamation. Otis was defeated. Simp-
son came home and fixed things Otis
STAYED in Washington.-Emporia Re-
nuhlican.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24
How He Looked At It

She-What is love, darling?
He-It is sacrificing all my bachelor
blessings, dear, for your sake.-Detroit
Free Press
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24

This Is grand year for Columbus,
and he is having a great boom. Why
don't the peoples party nominate him
for Observation-Disclosures Bee
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24
Then ChauDse Departed.

Chappie-Where's your chaperone?
Penelope-Over there by the window.
Where's yourS2-Life.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-06-24

All a Mistake--Police Justice latter
passing sentence On cheeky prisoner
Did hear you call me an old fool?'
Prisorer-''No. yer honor-leastways l
didn't intend you to."-N. y. Herald.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Tho opinion is somewhat prevalent
that vino, on walls encourage ind in.
decd produce dnmpness. Close OBJ.
scrvarce proves that walls covered
with vines are dr.or than those whore
no such covering exists A moments
reflect on would suggest that IL thicket
OF leaves acts ns thatch throwing
OIL rain and keeping walls dry: they
also have tho further OBJECT Of pre-
venting walls from being heated by
tho sun. so that In case OF dwellings
where the walls arc covered during
tho summer the rooms arc perSeptibly
cooler in consequence. Tho ivy In
clin ates suited 10 1t Is probably the
finest evergreen for clinging to and
covering the walls but tho persistency
OF its foliage has been objected to In
ssmunh - It prevents tho sun from
warming the walls during clear days
In winter. A vine which possesses
an abundance Of foliage 10 summer
and becomes deciduous 10 winter ta
therefore 70 be preferred and tho best
plant 70 meet those requirements il
the Japan ivy. This plant IL noarly
allied to the Virginia creeper which
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Snake bites mr., nlway, dnngerou.
and should bc attended 10 n. soon ~
possible II, til. venom spread, very
rapid $. pa ticulnrly In warm weather.
The followin. rccip. 10 perfectly rc'
liable and. he NJ simple Is ca'iiy OBJ
tanned. Take nm onion and cut u,
cro.~i.- and hold ono half OF ], on
til. wound until II turn. ere. n. Apply
Jcrsi.isntiy and tho onion will finally
draw out all tho poison Many
old woodmrn will not DO with
out several on ons when In tho
wood. Tho Old ~hiie.haircd dnrky
who first gave mo this recipe has
spsa, the beet povt'"~ ot hi. ,"o In
tho swnmp> whcrr tho rn,,lcsnnks.
comprehend and other deadly reptiles
abound and no assured me no had
never known IL TO fail. A strong liz.
n turc should be tied tightly above
and hollow tho bite 20 prevent tho
poison spreading through tho system.
Cop!ous drauIhis OF brandy should bo
given freely. a little nmmon n taken
internally IL very good also Tho
above simple remedy Is equally NJ
good for beast n for man. -.ichmond
! imca
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
a.orns and srrichss the wood With its |
rich autumn columns -secrsiary VI
Agriculture .sAI
CAUSE AND IFFGcT.
The Relation Of sehssls Of All kiads to
S~-r->ixbtsdnr...


>--r->ixbsednr...
Apsper which was real a, tho last
meeiin. OF tho American Medical us.
soclalion upon nyopia near, sig hloi-
ne,s-pr..enis facts and .usee.tious
vi grea, and general Importance. de.
clares the Youth Companion. The
writer of 4, ir Dowl.ng of Cincin.
cinnati. examined M eyes OF one
thousand scholars in The schools OF
that city Ia determine TIDE percentage
of myopla apd tue che! cause, o. tho
trouble.
OF the oae thousand Ella llren more
than three hundred weTa found 10 bo
more or less near'sigEirL Scarcely
any OF these were undgr nine years
Of az. and the ,,crcenlaso OF myopla
Increased rcgu.ariy irO.n grade to
grade
la tho art school III average o.
near. lighted pupils wa ioriy two per
cent. 1h. highest percrn,ngo ~n.
found in ela,s-s uhers nno .hud.ng
sas done, tho lowest shvr1 tho draw
ing aud psinIlng wort r. N life
Ia tho college OF ,aus.e tho figures
were b CHE. -liil, hiV's.E per ecu, of
the scholars wore myopa This 'ia,o
o. thing, ~a, believed " bs due to
fact that the majority o. the students
~era persons Of limited mean, who
were cro~d.ng w" year. Of study into
one by working night mad Gay. IL
npI cared that many fonni hesr eye
,ight ruiHoI by tho Tine they finished
their course
In tn. pabile school. myopla va,
generally much mere common among
girl, than anong boys In one school
III. proportion Wa three time. N,
grrai. Tho fac, that girl. In addition
Ia her school s,ndlss did great
amount Of sewing and other similar
work Was b-.laye.l Ia bS responsible
for much q! thi, dlic-oaca
Schools that ~.sv badly lighted and
ventilated showed IA correspond ,ng /
higher rate OF myoplA The 4 .rman
school. ~cr, worst Of all In on. OF
them half tho bog, and nearly three
quarter. 81 the girl. were near sighted
and tat nj the cary ngo OF ton or
twelve III. peculiarly fatisuin.
character OF Ia, German letter, i,
supposed Ia b, tho CAUSE OF this dis.
ir-.,ine result
Sons oi pr. Dosling's suggestions
bri. y .'a,, arr these
l. Had light, bad ventilation nna
unsanitsry conditions with n Low
standard Of general health. Increase
tho myoplc tendency.
=. schooi booSs should be printed
In large type
4 In reading and studying tho
page should be held abou,a 100, from
tho eye.
I. Young people prcil.poscl 10
myopia .hoald not study by art .helal
light
q. Shading and unslng should be
discarded from I'll. public schools
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Their Ft.st Espsri.aes With iIfs'f's-
servers.


ANY one could sec that they wero
.pa. ma and ron and that this Was
their first ferry boat Trip aver~ tho
New Or cans l'ieayuno- rSey walked
IL 81 ahead of me soin. up the steps.
The first thing they did was TO 90 all
over the boat asking questions OF
every body. kept them In sight.
When al last they ,oos seats on tho
rea guard i ia, down near them by
tia, time Nc were halfway aeros. tae
lay.
lands, What O. stream" es.
claimed ma ioo.ing at the stretch oil
waller between us and Oakland
Wouldn't be much iua ell NO up
set rsma ked .oa
Gracious, I never thought NV
that" cAela med una in u s'nrtlo.
voice
Ever hey accidents asked pa
loosia: toward, me.
NO, often" ! sald and III
there should la they arc always
there" pointed 10 tho ilfs'pre'erV-
eFs that w.ro hanging above ia
They all three looked
'MhaI air ,hey.' asked ma curl
ously.
: explained. The trio arose TO get
nearer view. Ia took oao OF mo
! life prs,sryrrs down.
Nell now" exclaimed ma ''Aon
on aIr,h would yer git inter n'
In road tho printed directions past
cd on the outside very slowly
Let, ii,t try her on" sugse''e'i
ma. eagerly; 'hero son you turn
/ around here
There Wa. feeble remembrance on
the SON. part 10 which not ia.
slightest attention WAS pad In a
low moment. he xa- arrnycd In a HE
proseryrr TO Ia, parents iLien,o sat
isiacilon
dis, GO, down another one pa =
said ma ''i'll Sc, II can pa, u ol. ="
Alter n good many struggles .h,
succeeded IN DON. so Nos. "a
she said eomplacenily you iry one
Moth ng ioa,h pa obcy.j. and soon
he stood proudly be..d. her.
'''Spo,- NJ is, keep ON On I'll ~o
Ian. suggested una
Ihl, thay agreed to 10
No knowing what u happen pc
said sign, tcaptiy.
And Their. ,hoy ~, until the ferry
landed totally obllyiol- TO everything
but their own iisinc,.on-so glad
that they were prepared ior anything
tha, nigh, happen.
A. I left tn. f,rry they were hclp
In. each other taso OF the iii,-pro'
servers
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
M ASCULiNITiES S.

cup;d /. always shooting and max.
Ing Mrs
M. 49,, ,ho ,o.,
- -, ,,..t.., Il, h,.;Ju.,
r,, 49,, =, aa.,,.,i,
-. q" o,ta :. ,,,r.n 40 ov,,
u. nan ''
o''' ,.-.
me i"'.n'' away man se.s 'io''
ms ""py' tue "'o'c "c praises rs s''"
pehaVior'
The man who Is ever Boosting OF hi'
honor nus very '''''' VI '""' '''S
scarce virtue
The young man with n slender sal
airy should choose for his bride young
woman of small waste.
The young man who stood on his
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

soas csrssstssis. In That Tine Isduissd
In Grrs sioastiy.

ssms CsrtsstosIss In That t.ias Isduissd
In OCCASIONALLY.
Extravaganza In binding IN, fro.
qucnty furnished sn opcnin; for III,
display of fantastic tricss nnd fnda
In n booksellers catalogue nj hand a,
write is M adv~-.t. rr.,nt OF "a Latin
copy Of ApnlcinI .t.oiacn ~.
bound In tho skin Of Jerusalem asa
tho leather bciag still unhaircd. 4
book By jeffrey Hudson to MOTEL
iwpr, was bound In tho silk waist
coat OF Charlie. l.. the dwarrs patron
saint A do luxe edition OF FOES his.
iorical WORK. specially Gitci up Tor
EdwarI. tho philosopher. VS. houni
throughout In FOX skin iorty.scvcn
pcits OF these little animal. being re-
qnircd I" compete the job O,onnclL
who 10 delighted in tho possession OF
n gr.i edition OF Bscon's wo X. had
tho cnii o set rebound In pig skin.
md always lovingly 70 erred TO them
n. his 'Raconrind' books During
tho rrcnch revolution. when death
stalkcd through the land nm murder
lurkcd IN every dark corner. some
Of tb, philosophers $40 had become
hardened with their nightly rcvcla
'whcrc skulls wore uscl n. drinking
cups carried thcr love o. Tho grew.
some aud thc horrible so far NJ to rc.
bind whole Libraries in human skin.
Tho writer OF this Note" once had
tho pleasure t?) OF handling u copy
Of murdcrc = confession which WIS
bound in tho tanned skin OF the muir
dcrcr hitlsclf.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
lie W.. .xmh,rr...,a..

There was n local election mt jack.
son Miss. snys u writer in tho New
York Herald. AboGt noon OF that
day. tire. miles out OF town. ! came
across mn old darky seated on road.
side log. ''Hollo uncle. havo YOU
voted yct'' asked as l halted. No
sab. hain'i.' ho replied just go.
ing In ch?" No saa-!cst wuitin'
fur my boy TO come long" but
arn't you going to vo;c9' No sah.
Use dun got myself 20 embarrassed
up dat can, vote dis var" ''How's
that'' Wall dnr's kurncl Ricketts,
he's n dimocrat Oars Kernel 10.
bcc-hc's publican II / y" : dar
boat will want me TO vote fu: en-. II
dun vote fur kurnel Tickets den
Ku mel Bcboc will ask me what bout
dat hog he dun missed II l wote fur
kurnel Bebce den kurnel Ricketts, will
step up and purcced 10 inquar' all
bout how dat meat house door was
dun busted open an two side o. bacon
totcd OF. I hnin't got muci oll cca.
shun. but ESQ smate enuif TO sot right
zero till tho lecshun IL over an dem
two kurnels have tit II out
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
,AsLs MANNERS LoMo AGO.



Fear Vt rotssa
The fear Of poison which haunted
tho mind OF every person of quality
during The middle ages gave ri'a TO
certain euriou, customs. and even 10
certain sIpsT,iltions When oishes
ar. nor served eoyerei II 10 under
stood that IL 10 merely for the pur-
pose II k.epin. them warm lhl'
va. not. however the principal rea-
son why they we're served covered
during the dark ages II VAS Ia"
lear that poison might be .ntro'i ieed
inlo them surrept iloasly between the
kitchen ami the table sheru they vero
Ia 10 scr, led 10 the sinss or tho LORDS
OF even TO psrsol, a! Inferior RANK.
The covers ssre Hoi removed III
the master oi tie hoass had havn
his plaes Al dishes 'er-aru
served ~ere b Ought GA the table IN
the same manner
4, was the eu.,om originally When
the dishe, ~erc uncovered .or some
OF The servant, 10 tirat psr,as. o. 'heh
hut Ihi. custom sh, aiier~ard IN psr
replaced by the sfrYanis ioaeh.ns mo
fool ~l,h one Of several oh.se,' -hieh
were rsssrlri "a, iniallib.o pressrSa'
lives against ~ 500
These object. sers tho horn OF The
unisorn "a serpent. tongue. tho 'aba'
ious stone found IA tho head oi tho
toad .srp1ntn. Hs-is ani "sh'r
stones. Tho nr,i MS son,-d'
cred ia. best. bI, As tho unicorn
"a. Yer a.. ,ls'et. H., horn pas replaced
by tina, OF tho nar~hai ~ by "a shark.
,ooih which were sold by druggists
instead Of IL ani und-r IL. name
Many per,on, kept small piece o'
IL a. the bottom OF their Drinking
glasses Unicorn. horn ~as so rare
An. prcelou. tina, II M, worth more
than ten time, IL. weight la gold.
!, -hs never proved ihni tho sion"
alleged TO come from the head of ih"
,oni bnd ihnt origin .ays tho Nc-
York Mornins JoIrnal aud the drug
rla, ~ho sold I, Ensr that ~hai thor
y-aisd ~A. a mineral ar1g os' a! III"
earth. but THE did not prevent Ia"
fraud or pu, an snd 10 tho supers'1'
ilon
In the ,lna OF LOU. NV. and
I.oui, ~. IL, faith In ih->" tall.
man. had considerably weakened but
ali tho di,h.. placed an ia" royal
tables wor, touched ~ we'll NJ tho
pln,-. the napkin tho kniin the fork
aud III. ,oo,hplrk ~ tho mouarch
with piaco 81 bread uhirh tho rhl.'
Of tho gobl-, n, one- s-sliosed
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
a DESPERATE nemIov.
Aus~p, .. car. ti.Pn .a,i,.'s b, Mae.
.f . Gtti...sA- ti'i..

Ntss~p, q. tars tispt .a'i,s's D, ~'s.'
Of. Guti...sA- tiiis.
May years AGO tho Coun, Of Cgnns
,ran-lorm-i an old Jesul, convent
Into II ho,p,,,i Tor tho spec al treat
men, of -l-phan,lH,is IL va, placed
under ia. supervision Of tho irmanI'
dad, do shni s.iIno Sacramento and
to TIL. day remains In their care "
|. -sid ihni IN, average number OF
their pn,i.n'. IL iut year nnI Tint
ut l-a., nine tenth, "i thcm de
somr m. Ego kio doctor claimed
To have discovered that tho -i-phAn'
tia.i. Of Brasil M, tho identical ~.
.a,. which the aaei-gt brrul.s cured
by the bite Of rai'l-.nas" lilo
awakened public Hi'oa'i"n to his %
DRY by pubii.hin. several learned "
QUESTION:. and NJ !-ngth VIZ gi,an nm
opportunity OF pui,ln. !: - practical
t-.L An educated gentleman In tho
Sacramento bo.pi,a. ~ho nj tho ng-
of Lhy had b-on n iiri-d with IN.
di..as. tx year. became nm lou. To
submit himself To tho hazardou. cs-
pertinent.
A day was Fixed Tor IL write,
lunntc W nfu from ksn 80 Ihhrlfb
and the physicians aud friend. NJ
.cmbl.d TO witness the experiment.
Tho serpent was brought In n cage
and into ,hi. Tia, patient confident OF
speedy cure ,hrus, his hand. A.
lr., tho reptile seemed 10 shrink from
the contact. NJ II afraid 81 contract.
ing TIA. disease mad when stirred
up little though rafting loudly.
merely licked the hand without biting
IL. Al length tho impatient invalid
plnchcd the serpent hard and re
ccivcd u thrust from his fang. near
the bnso OF IA. little finger. A few
drop. Of blood ooIcu from tho wound
and u slight swelling appeared when
tho hand was Withdrawn from tho
cage but 40 pain wins felt Moments
OF intense anxiety followed. while II
remained to bo seen what .iIcc, this
disagrccablc medicine would produce
IL soon became evident that the
disca-. which had preoccupied the
system retarded tho natural result
but in twenty hours the man was
dead
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Mamma" Yes" Docs tho
dictionary have nil tho words in it3"
Yes dear" .Aif Tho words they
i.'" Yes all there nra" An what
they mcnn?" Yes" Can look
in tho dictionary. mammal YES
yea and keep till while mamma talks
with DR. Anti, CUES +" Johnnie dis
appeared into tho library and was
gone twenty minutes says tho De-
troit Tribune. When no came back
no wore look OF deep disappointment
and struggled with tho weight Of
Webster unabridged. Il can't find
II, mnmmn. he observed with n frown.
What Is IL you want TO find John.
nic?" in uircd tho good doctor.
What papa said when brcakcd his
shaving mug" was tho innocent but
suggestive response.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Victor Olivier was tho owner o. o
farm At St Jean d'Angley, near La
Rochelle France. With farm b1nL
and three horses he was engaged In
blowing a field when suddenly .ho
horses took fright and ran away.
Victor jumped in front OF the bruins
trying to stop them. hut foil in tue
and 50 did the pillow. tho iron Golfer
cutting into him and holding him faIt
dragging him few hundred yards
He was taken up with his skull
broken. his right hip cut through end
his intestlnes protruding from n broad
cash across his abdomen. Before
reaching his homo he was dead. He
left q widow add family. -Chicege
Herald
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Before tho rcnny post was os,nb.
l!.hcd In isip the rates Of postage
wcro 20 dear that many plans ~cra
tried TO outwit tho posto!ilco. Ac-
cording To Mr.. Wilson Hyde some
times message was conveyed by
pr!cking with u pin II series OF words
In tho printed matter OF n nc~spa.
per. Other folks used IA Tx on u news
paper n, nm invisible Ink. tho mes
sage becoming leg bic when tho pa
per was held to tho ire Then sol.
dicrs wcro often persuaded To take
their friends letters Us u they were
their own to their officers to &c; thcm
frantcd. that Is sent FREQ under tho
signature OF the officers Again in
defiance OF tho Law public carriers
took letter, from plucc To place dono
up in brown paper pnrccls to defy do
lection Indeed. so numerous wcro
the carriers that tho po,,o.iicc en-.
pioycd II special stan called 'npprc-
henderson letter carriers 10 track
tho men who thus broke tho law.
These abuses wcro cured by cheap
rates
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Our ho,nely every day luxury-gin-
gerbrcad has been used since tho
fourteenth century. 1t wns then pro.
pared with rye. meal and ginger and
other spices with sugar or honey.
wcro kneadcd into II. II was intro.
duced into England by tho court OF
Henry w.. and soon brought into
general use. TO take the gilt oil
tho gingerbread" was common
provcrh and in the old country
booths g,ittering with their rude de.
vices in gingerbread. are still seen in
many countries to this day.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
ThR q AR o e NJ.

Cnter the gloom of the shiysring pines,
That whisper when 1t blows,
Behind tbs creeper-eoyer-i wall.
Is a garden that always grows
in summer and In sprin g;ime, -
And VIII sn IN. wlIssr SNOW,
Bend the darA branches 10 lhe grornl,
The garden always grows
TIE hand OF man In, made IL.
TIL while stone, stand IN rJwsi
Tbs tears OF tbs world have watsred N
And Tie garden always grows.
Ths-s ars may CARL len, like Il.
Thor ngmosr 10 nzn knows
Eteh day. tlll the World Is end II,
This rlri.n alwaSs grows
--l.or.uisr S.oilarl N Lhs C1sm1plliian.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
Pennsylvania. v,,l.ge..

Villages in southeastern Pennsyl-
vnnia. and even hundreds (townships)
In Delaware. not lnfroquently take
their names from old inns Bird in
Hand. Lancaster county. Pa. Is an
example OF tho sort and in northern
Delaware the old Red Lion inn ha.
given name TO village and hun.
bred. The village and tho hundred
OF Black Bird in Delaware also proba-
bly, tsko the common namo from tho
sign OF an old inn. Fox Chase in
tho lower edge Of Chester county. Pa.
was tho picturesque name OF q village
that grew up about an ancient tavern.
but tho postofice department has
ruthlsssly changed It 10 Appleton
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
An Ari.,oeras,e TIP.

The new companion (fresh from
Girtham college)-YeA Lady jana
I saw her with her habitual hypocrisy.
holding out her hand TO him as 70 was
haranguing at his hotel. Lady Jaue-
Good gracious chi!d. don't sticx IL
your h's 20 carefully .nPil that Peo.
pie will think your y aad mother
dropped 'cm. ard that ~ 'rc tryin TO
pick 'em up I.oddon Puieh
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Few men are better Known on tho
cast end OF Long Island than unclo
Silas Tuthlll. m aged Quaker who
has his own ideas abrut things in
general Uncle Silas WIS subp nncd
TO appear bc.ore Justice Bartlett In
the supreme court recently. With
broal-brinmcd felt hut Unclo silas
entered court and refused 10 remove
his hat In obedience to u, court Of
hcer who was In tho act II eje citing
hin. when Justice Bartlett 'nteriered.
Why do you refuse to RI move your
hat Uncle Silas'' n,koa Justice
bartlett
cause don't beliovo ii it" was
tho cool reply.
We'll. ii you have anJ scrupes
against removing your hat you can
keep it on said tho Justice
Thank thee brother" fas Uncle
silas' reply as he took his cat N.
Y. Advertiser.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Rome Getting Even With Nero.
& Nero fddled while Roms was burn.
ing; but Rome has heen fiddling foi
several centuries since without pay.
ing any attention to Nero's tempern
ture At tho time PUCK.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

His Sisters Acccp,cd-And will
willy be sorry when marry his sis
ter?
Willy Ucclingly)-Yes ] will-for
like you Puck
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10

Ere. Lawyer--Nsrried row. cha
So you nave Won q ease IL Cup.d's
COURT
, Second I.awyer-Yes; but I have to
pay the costs Puck
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-10
E,Snn,ta OF.

Mamma 'Whioh Of tbs children
hid my slipperss"
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