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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
NOTATN TELEGRAFICzNE z AlIERYKI.

- w Eagle Lake, Mimi. PAM
Washing, mtoda, 26-letnia mezatka,
chcac sic pozbyt dzieci,. zimn2a
krwiq ]edno Mich utopia, drugle
otrufa. :. Wyrodna matka!
Il Toledo, o. donoszq, IL tam
przytrz jmano.dw fafszerzy loclo-
dolar6wek, Cordena George. Mieli
oni kompletua fabryke faEszywych
pieniedzy W Dunbridge, O.
W New Yorku Brobklynie
straszny upaF zabif zndw wc4 4oraj--
cztery osoby.
- Il New Haven, Conn. donosza,
re wielki strajk kamieniarzy, obra-
biajqcych grant, zosta} zakohczony
-przegran4.
-Pociag 3Omilionami przyjechaf
iuz do New Yorku.
=. w Rutland, Vt. p4omienie
zniszczyfy kilka fabryk i warsztaty
kolei Vermont Central. Szkody O.
gromne!
w Memphis, Tenn. t}um po-
wiesi} spali} figure gubernatora
Buchanan, kt6ry zmienif kare
smierci, orzeczona przez sad lid
morderce K1nga ma dozywotnie WIG
zienie. s.. Istnieje Ottawa, re King
zostanie lynchoacany.
- Sto tysiecy akr6w gruntu W
poi. Dakocie, nalezacych do Go
lonial q United States Mortgage
Co.." Hull W Anglii, bedzie
sprzedanych W tych dniach sadownle
"a dug $45.OOO kadna sprzedaz!. q.
w poblizu Anna, Ills. zn6w
miaf mieisce ma linii Illinois Central
wypadek kolejowy. Dwdch ludzi
zabitych.
w Springfield, o. PAM Sheals
ijej siostrzennica Marya rozchoro-
wafy sic $miertelnie po zjedzeniu To-
d6w.... Lody byly widocznie "a
trute. Obie kobiety umra!
- W PHILADELPHIA zakoiczy} zy,
Gle .... mops "George", kt6ry "a
zycia zdobyf sobie ma r6znych Wy
stawach IA nagrod.
Il New Yorku uciekli dwaj
chFopcy ofisowi, skradfszy swym
pracodawcom jeden $3.50, drugl
$4,000. Obaj So juz podobno W An
gil.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
Telegramy z Europy.
Woina Francyi z DahOmejem.

PARYz, 10 sierpnia. - Depesze
Kotuna, W Afryce, donosza rozpo-
czeciu przez Francye krokdw wojen-
nych przeciw Dahomeyowi.
Francuzi zaczeli bombardowac
wszystkie punkta ma wybrzezu, zaje-
te przez Dahomeyczykdw, W tel
liczbie miasto Whydah.
Abomey Kalevy 50 take ostrze-
liwane.
Armaty fortu Kotuna diva stat
XII pocztowe trzymaja ca}a okol1ce
pod ogniem.
Jcdnocze$nie wyprawa ladowa wy
rr,szyla W gfab kraju Porto Nuovo.
kolumna ia trah1a ia zasadzke,
dahomeyska musiaFa 4 nl9 stoczyc
krwawa walke. -. Dahomeyczycy
zostali przytem porazeni na gfowe.
Francuzi stracil1 w bitwie dw0ch
ludzi maJa lO-ciu rannych. lch
przeciwnicy zaslali swemi trupami
ca}e pole bitwy.
Podczas walki spalono siedcm wsi
dahomeyskich.
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ZmIany ministeryalne W Niemczech.
Upadek Capriviego mozebny lada
chwila. ::

BERLIN, 10 sierpnia. - W sterach
rzadowych oczekuja bardzo po-
waznych zmian.
Pewnem juz jest ustapienie amba-
sadora niemieckiego W Petersburgu
jen. V. Shweinitza. la pow6d dymi-
syi podaja jego podeszfy wick IT,.
sympatye dla Bismarcka. Nastepcaa
jego ma bye jeden Z Iepszych jcne-
rai6w ostatnieJ wojny hr. Won We
dell, kt6rv ostatnio zajmowaf posa-
dc dyplomatyczna W Stockholmie.
Ambassador niemiecki W Paryzu
hr. Muenster r6wniez rezygnuje....
Nastepca jego moze bye V Radowitz,
dopiero co odwo&any Konstanty-
napola.
M6wiq takze wiele ustapieniu
barona V Schillinga, ministra spra-
wiedliw oSci. Dymisya tai rezygnacya
Ierrfurtha, obu stronnik0w Capri
wiego, daJe wiele do myslenia. -.
Wr6zytaby ably ona stanowczo-u u
suniecie samego Capriviego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
Ma faIacll.

u wicczor1W nowojorsklch na morzul
Odbiiamy juz od brzrgu.
Widze w kolo nlrbo, morzr;
k0Ika mas sza W prlnym birgu
Cirmnr faIle lrliko porZr.
Wszvstl 10 wol0l pdlciel mroczy,
Wschodzi lampa ksiezycowa.
Cudnvch marzcn SWAT uroczy
W glebi duszy mel sic chowa.
Drzacych I%wiazdrk wschodza foJc'
PieSn mix Psci cicho mdlrJe,
Ach! dalc 20 szcze$cip moje....
W dial tes lnota moia wirJ"!
poza lodzia promienisty
SzIak ST ebrzysty droge znaczy...
Tu swob body krai przeczysty
0! Jak u mas tam inacZcj....
SERGE pekh mi tesknoty,
Piosnka X INA w gIebi lona....
Czuje.,. L kaidan fall zfotej
Polska rwie sic - rozkrwawiona!..
New York. TEAR.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
DrObne WiadmOSci.

Antoni Skorcz wyst2pif do sqdu
przeciw Northwestern Fertilizing
Co." $4,000 odszkodowania "a
popiesione przy piracy Il tejze kom-
panii uszkodzenia.
Oh. Emil Michalski otrzymaf
pozwolenie ma budowe domu trzy-
pietrowego pm. $50 ma 59ej ulicy
kosztem $4,000. -.
Jeden z najznakomitszych ad-
wokat6w petersburskich p. A. Pas
sower bawi obecnie przejazdem W
Chicago.
Katarzyna Unger zostafa zabita
przez kolej Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy przy Union ul.
Kawai drzewa uderzy1 W, glove
cie$le G. Crosseau, pracujacego ma
wystawie i zabif go ma miejscu...
Dwudziestoletnia pani A. Moore,
zam. pm. 81 ma N. Elizabeth ul.. usi-
4owa1a sic wczoraj otruc paryzka
zielenia: Powodem zamachu -
rozpacz wskutek opuszczenia jej przez
meza. .. .::' :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
OdezWa.

w niedziele d. l4go BIN. godz.
4ej popo}udniu odbedzie sic W glow
nej kwaterze pm. 137 Monroe III. Kon-
wencya Ligi Polskiej Demokratycz-
nej. Zwracamy uwage Klub6w poll
tycznych polskich ma waznosG tel
Konwencyi i proslmy delegat6w o
punktualne stawienie sic ma takowq.
NJ. SzAME1r, PIorR KIo}BAssA
Sekretarz. Prezydent.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
Telegramy Krajowe'
Czy nie chOlera?!
90 osob zmarfo W Helmitta, n. J.

New YORK, 10 sierpnia. - L
miejscowo$ci Ielmitta, niedaleko
New Brunswick, n. J. donosza, IL
ukaza}a sic tam choroba, wygl2daja-
ca No =. ,cholere.
w ciagu tygodnia zmarfo ma mia
90 os6b.
Pietlziesiat osdb jest jeszcze ciez-
ko chorych. Lekarze twierdz2, IL
choroba ia m zupe}nie pozory cho-
lery, chot MOI ze bye tylko ostra for
ma dysenteryi.
Chorobie ul egaja gFdwnie robotnl-
cy miejscowych fabryk, zydzi rosyj-
scy polscy. Zmarf takze jcden Po-
lax.
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Pofaczenie DemOkrat6w Il PartEa 1udOWa
Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Il sid rpi ia. =
Nastapi}o porozumie bic i f pkt yczne
potaczenie co do tyki9tu st pno wego
pomiedzy demokratanl i do Fc NJ nocna
W Minnesocie "Paf ftya udPwa''
Peoples Partly. Po fozumf fenl le ME
tyczy wybordw na pre- zyden ta' t;a'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
Ostatnie Tel legr ra my.
Zaburzenia wTrebizOndzie,
Siedem os6b zabitych, wiele rah hnych.

KossrASrYSoroL, II 81 erpn MIA. -
z Trebizondy, W MaRj Az 7yi: dono
szq groznych zabul zeniaPh, jake
miaEy tam wczoraj m fejsce-
Z powodu cholery y miejscowoscl
tel urzadzona zostaFa W bpdyn nkach
szpitala, .kwarantanna.
W kwarantannic znajd6wa 10 sic
w}asnie 1900 luAzi, kt6rzy burzyli
sic i chcieIi wyjsc ma zew patti rz....
Gdy wfadze stanefy temu ma Rrzesz-
kodzie, nast4pi} wybIlch.
Tfum wy}amaf dn wi / fzu6lf sic
naprz6d, -.
Lecz prawie. W tel samfj thwlll
przybyEo wojsko - i powl taf4 ttum
salwa karabinow2.
Siedmiu ludzi padto Ia miejscu;
kilkanastu zosta}o .ciezko ranInych.
Przerazony tfum nc Giek} " Rop}o-
chu powrotem do la zaret't
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Wy padek na wyseigach.
Dwai ofcerowie zabici.

WlEpEh. 10 sierpnia. - Wczorai
podczas wYScig6w oticerskich miaf
miejsce fat alny wypadek.
W wy&cigu przeszkodami brali
udzia} dwaj ofcerowie trzeciego pub
ku huzar6W kap. baron Wernhard
porucznik Juliyus-
Obaj upadli kohmi / o baj costa
Ii zabici =!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
Cleveland i Harrison.

BosToN, Mass, IL sferpnia. : Ma
uroczystosciach $50 :letniego juB Bileu-
szu m. Gloucester, k tore mas tqpia
niezadfugo, prawdopodobnie obecni
bed2 terazniejszy pre- ezydent "a arri!
soni b. prezydent GroF Ter Clevel and.
Ciekawe bedzie*- ich. spotkani e. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
Uwiezienie kOnsula \ Fene@ l'elii !

CARACAS, II sicrpn ia. Rad trez.
Villegas, zrobii zndY wielf Il Pfaad.
Otto bcz zadnego powd ddu poo Tycif
i uwiezif konsula fr4 4ncuskifgP W
Carupuno. Okret wojd dnny frd n9fuski
wyruszyE zaraz do tel miejscpF oScl
i zada6 bedzie przywr Pcenia Wp p|(nDD-
sci uwiezionemq urzed pikowi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11
Przybyty Okrety:

Do New YoRKU: IS prce" Z Br pmen,
"Wisconsin" Z LiverpoPlu, "'Rhyn land'
Antwerpii.
Do RIO JANErRo: ''Vi$iIancia" Z New
Yorku. =,
Do BosToNU: 'Norsd man. Liver
poolu. .... ...'
Do SOUTHAMPTON: IS alle" New Yur-
ku.
LoNDYN ina wdoku): Europe" d New
Iorliu. ...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-11

dziele d. IA slerpn Ia rb. W halser
Hall pm. 99ss 80.
+ Ostatnia .Zg3da" donosi, re
RI. Centr. Z. Mp uczynif juz, do
kogo nalezy .kroki, azeby podczas IL
roczystosci 81 PAID Eiernika ola Po-
lakow zostafo tez zarezerwowane od-
powiednie miejsce. Bardzo pieknie!..
Pierwsze slow ackie Tow. 70
sta4o za}ozone i in korporowane W
Chicago: Jest to II Tow. sw. Eljasza
(St. Jiljl).
Pani Slawik, wfascicielka domu
pm. 425 ma Blue 1s1a nd ave. wysta-
pifa przeciw Tow. !, West Chicago
Street Railway Go. {, |, , ukfadajacemu
obecnie ,.cable" ma tejze ulicy, o
wstrzymanie robot, jake szkodzq.
cych jej posiad4oSei- Wstrzy ymanie
zostafo nakazane przez sad.
x Znany Ia Stanisf fawowie wtasci-
ciel grocerni p. FIR. Szweda zostaf
!, dis rano mocno pot} }uczony przy TO-
gu III. Lake Market Wypadek ma
stapif wskutek najechania woz z6w.
= Wczoraj odby} sic W Weber
Hall wielki mityng demokratyczny
W celu obmyslenia srodk6w naj jsku-
teczniejszego prowad zenia kompanii
polityczne. -. OsoB 5yfo mn0s-
two. .. !.
= Zn6w rabunek dokonany przez
zamaskowanych l,adzi!. -. n Napadli
oni nocy onegdajszej no pala9 ga ko-
lei Michigan Centra al zabrali mu
800 dolar6w. By4o to ma l+ej}ulicy.
t = sedzia Lyon SIX azat wczofaj ma
kary pieniezne >po $40 dwud dzEiestu
pieciu ludzi, oskarz9 9nych o st raszna
zbrodnie, polegajaca ma tenn, ze...
spali ma Lake Front = + .
= Wczorai rozpod dzeto budo we no.
wego dworca kolei Illinois Central
przy Park Row i Lake Front.
Ryszard Barry, ugryzlony przez
psa pred paru tygpdniami, dostaf
I .wczoraj napadu wsc ieklizny W saloo-
ME ma Michigan avg Trzeba by1o
6-ciu ludzi, azeby go ubezw}adnic...
!. Ola szkofy para afalnej sw. Sta
nisfawa Kostki 70 Btaiy zakupione
przyrzady gimnasty czne "a $lo5.
DO klasztoru W Malinkriedt,
Pa. wstapifa pana Marya K pszel z
Chicago. -.
= Sfyszelismy, re dzieki star raniom
RI, Centr. z. N. P przysz}y Sejm
Zwiazku, majacy sic odbyG v Chi
cago, zostanie otw arty W je dnej z
hal kongresowych ma wystawie.
Dwudziestolet1ia PAM Hd peter
zam. pn. 140 ma n! Clark trt}a sic
wezoraj morfinq. U fatowano j. Sa-
mob6jczyni jednak oswiadczy ia, ze
dotad bedzie ponawia zamach by sa
mob6jcze, dop6ki nie zakonck kyz Y
Gle. >. Zkad takie ostanowien pie?
+ Komitet urzadza ajacy "Fai r." ma
Hale Pufaskiego ma pofudnioT To-za-
chodniej stronie mia asta stnowi b OBJ.
Jan Jareczek, Jan Kuczeski, Wojc.
Urbahski, Jan Dept ulski, Franc Be-
lihski, Ant. Talbot ny i J6zef To
mas. 5 f.:
w ostatniej ~ godzie " IN ajdu-
jenny obszerny list~Stefan Bus4 czyh-
skiego, z podziek2 ga uczczenie go
W roku jubileuszowy m przez al merry
kanskich Polak6w. List zawie "a ia
kze wykfad pogladdw W znakonl itego
pisarza ma nasze dzieje. ....
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Do niej.

Tive ustecZka cudnr
Dwir przeSIiczne wiSnie....
Wisnic!. Toz Mich cZesto
Cierpki kwas wytrySnie!. ...
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thetically; "Pm son OF temperance-to
please Dosia. She'll make Nick Thorne
better wife than he deserves"
The colonel urged his horse step nearer I;
but Furnival did not finch, neither did
he hesitate in his deliberale,drawL
"Hows ever, war a-ssyin'," he contin-
ued, 80 fur forth as this proceedin' is a
holding of me to account, I'm free to
justify myself: an l tell you, right now
an right here. amt no better pleased
with the match than you be-"
"Will you goT cried the colonel, fu-
riously.
"rIl go when I've had my my say, an
not q minute sooner. | told you, awhile
ago. that Nick had made blamed fool of
himself. but for that matter, Tm free to
declare, Dosia is q blameder fool than
him; hows'ever. she's my daughter. an
therefor he's my son!'
"You insolent, prsLing iackanapes !"
shouted the colonel, blind with rage. as
| he raised his riding whip in act to strike.
"Ef you nit me. Col. Thorne," said Fur
nival, catching the whip In his muscular
| hands, "I'll bounce you plum outen yo'
saddle. You got no cause TO complain ell
/ take what you fling away; an 50, good
mornin' to you"
As FuTnival let go the whip, the
| colonel's horse reared and plunged. throw
ing his rider into the dust; but the car
penter walked away, too angry to offer
assistance.
Peter" he said to an old negro who
was mixing mortar on the other side Of
the house, go pick up Col. Thorne, whal
his hawse throwed him. out Wonder"
Thus Col Thorne had had his way; yet
in spite of it he felt beaten. and ne rode
homeward. moody and bitter, with 3 de
jected head.
| CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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CHAPTER Y.

MISS ELvIRAs WAY AND THE COLONIES WAY.
Tho rain was done next morning:
the sun shone upon Thorne Hill, and the
mocking-birds made din in the garden
thickets; the guinea fowls and the geese,
and all the dsnizens OF the poultry yard
kept up a cheerful clatter; only the
human voice was mute or hushed to q dis
hesrtened Whisper.
The colonel had his coffee early and
rode away; Mrs. Thorne and Flora break
tasted in their own room; thus Miss Ell
vira and Missy wers alone at table. Missy
had lain awake an hour the night before,
dsvising various plans In her poor little
brain TO induce her tather to recall "Brer
Nicholas" and one of these plans was de-
liberate starvation; but when morning
came, she was too hungry TO carry out
this project, so she ate "A good breakfast,
thinking to 20 without dinner.
Miss Elvira had made no resolution as
TO starving, hut appetite had forsaken her,
and having certain plans OF her own that
she was anxious to put in train, she sent
Missy away when the meal was over.
With a hundred dollars In gold hidden in
her pocket. and bottle Of liniment car.
ried conspicuously in her hand. Miss FL
vira set out for old Gilbert's cabin. She
could have sent for old Gilbert to come to
her. but that would have given publicity
TO the step she contemplated. Lifting her
dainty skirts with great painstaking. she
tip-toed around the puddles in the lane
through which old Gilbert had bravely
splashed the dark night before, with Missy
on his back. She was a little exhausted
when she arrived at the end of her journey.
Old Gilbert was in his garden, where all
things flourished greenly. To forestall the
products OF the ''gret-house garden" was
one OF the aims of his existence.
"Gilbertl" GilbertV Miss Elvira called
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CHAPTER TX.
OLD GILBERT TO THE RESCUE.


Needless of the rain, Missy rushed out
into the dark night, following the sound of
her brothers footsteps as he strobe
through the grounds. His horse was still
at the hitching- post. and Missy had di-
vined that he meant to ride away at once.
"Brsr Methodist Brer Nicholas" she
cried, dstractedly. take meme. too !
/ amt afraid I can stick closer than a
.cockle-burW
But there came no answer through the
rainy darkness. and she heard the horse's
hoofs beat the ground and grow fainter
and fainter as Nicholas rode away into the
night. When she could hear them no
more she turned wildly and ran down the
dark and muddy lane to old Gilbert's
cabin. She beat upon the door with her
small fists. she burs, il open in her impet.
uous passion, and stood, dripping and hag-
gard. in the light Of the pine-knot blazing
in the hearth.
Old Gilbert. seated on the sweetgu n
block, Was patching an ancient jacket.
Bending low to catch the light from the
pine-knot, and peering through a pair oil
clumsy epectacIes, be was pushing at bis
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With corresponding reductions from in
termediste points.
In addition to the above, the purchasers
of these tickets will be given privilege of
special excursion side trips to lewiston
on-the-Lake, including a steamboat ride
on Lake Ontario, for rs cents. To Toronto
and return by Lake from Lewiston. $l.00;
to Thousand Islands, $500. Tickets for
the above side trips can be had when pur-
chasing Niagara Falls ticket, or at any
time on train.
Beside the above privileges with that of
spending Sunday at the Fal s, We will fur
nish all those who desire side trip from
Brocton Junction to ChautauQua Lake and
return FREE OF CHARGE.
Tickets of admission 10 places OF special
interest at or near Niagara Falls, but out
side the reservation, Guiding toll over
the International Bridge to the Canadian
side. elevators To the waters edge at
Whirlpool Rapids on the Canadian side,
will be offered on train at reduction
from prices charged after reaching the
Falls.
Do not miss this opportunity 10 spend
Sunday at Niagara Falls The excursion
train will arrive at Niagara Falls a. IN.
Friday, July %, 1892. and will leave the
Falls returning Sunday morning. Jnly 81,
at 6 o'clock, stopping at Cleveland Sunday
afternoon, giving an opportunity TO visit
the magnificent monument OF the late
President Garfield. and many other inter
esting points.
Tickets will be good, however, to return
on regular trains leaving the Falls Satur-
dav. July 80, for those not desiring to re-
main over. Tickets will also be good re-
turning on all regular trains up to and
including Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1892. Secure
vo,rr tickets, also Chair aud Sleeping Car Ac-
conmodations, early. Those desiring can
secure accommodations in these cars
while at the Falls, For further informs-
ton call on any agent LskeErie & West
ern railroad, or address
G. F. DAILY,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Indianapolis. Ind.
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CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

Weary.
Erow not why the longing,
This longing for quiet and rest,
This longing for calm and stllIess,
Where peace is the only guest
Hong for the hours Of the daytime
To lently steal on their way,
Tie noise that infests the night hours
To join with the quiet Of day.
Whom stir and hustle dwells near me,
Oh, then could steal away.
And dwell where peace swe.tly reigneth
So proudly by night and by day.
There's Joy in the calm hours Of quiet
To me sweet balm Of rest.
long to be secretly sleeping
In peace so heavenly blest.
rejoice when the evening appeareth,
The rays Of the setting
Fall gently Ger hill and forest
And stars peep one by one.
And thus tho hours roll onward,
Bearing nearer our goal,
Where peace shall ever dwell with us,
Sweet peace Htiendeth our soul
The days pass one to another,
rejoice they come and go,
That soon ! can meet my loved ones,
No hearthohcs, no rrow TO know.
30 happy TO hear the sounding
OF the oars in IN water fall,
OF the boat to bear me homewArd.
How sweet will be the call.
Adieu will be said to very dear ones,
In quiet I'll steal away,
To the home of rest eOntentment,
In peace to abide day by day.
lASNA B. COLE.
Charlottesville Ind IunA Z
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A P~raonAI Poem.
When the winter time is ended and the bloom
again
And frOst-looked streams awakening break their cold
and icy chain
In that happy time rsr.ember not to scOrn my hum
BILE strain.
For my life is like the winter, when enrolled in
dresry snow,
And thine is like the summer, when the balmy winds
blow,
And the climbing roses blossom and lilies whitening
grow.
When you know that in my bosom your image en-
Irvine,
That my waking pulses measure only thoughts that
should be thine;
Is thy heart so hard and shallow that It feels no
throb of mine?
Build not on they glorious beauty. II may vanish
like a dream,
All the charms that nature gave thee not moment
can redeem
From the waves of time that bear thee like lesfet
on stream.
Keep in memory. If thy maker gives . voice He will
demand
That this grace shall not be buried like napkin in
the sand,
But on high shall be uplifed to be heard Of all the
land.
Those who love thee find their comfort in the light
within thine eyes,
But ambition is the touchstone that for me thy
metal tries,
AS eagle gazing upward toward the summit
proudly fes. ~. ). SMITH.
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OLD MAN GILBERT.
BY ELIZABETH w. BELLAMY,
("KAMBA THORPE
Author of 'Four Oaks" Little joanna"
CHAPTER VIII.
("KAMBA THORPE"
Author of -Four Oaks, Little JOANNA" etc.

producing hi
story.
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Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
SCIATICA,
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TOOTHACHE,
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ASTHMA,
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IN Back, CAest or Limbs.
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PAIN RE NEEDY
That instantly stops the excruoating pain. allsys
Lungs, Stomach, Bowels OF other glands or OrganS.
''Cure When Others FAIR
ARLINGTON. III.
DR.. Railway: have used your Ready Relief Pills
aud sArsaparlian Resolvsnt. and think that they
are the standard remedies of the world They cure
when all others fail. -
Aug 10. 1891. FRED NJ NJ GREEDY.
Infammatory Rhsum ~tism.
NORMAL, Ill
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March g. 1891. MRS. : :. sCHE-L.
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NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION

Thursday, July 2S, 1899, Win the Lake Erie
e. wesern II. R-"S sturai Gas Route"
On Thursday, July %, 1892. the Lake
Erie & Western railroad will run their
popular annual excursion to Cleveland,
Chauiauqua Lake. Buffalo and Niagara
Falls at following very low rates, viz:
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TIE sEsrrsrL's Indiana Almanac: 25e
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e. r. z.
RAILWAY
R6ddv R6Ii6f
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Medicine for Family
Use in the World
A CURE FOR ALL
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DySentery, DiaFrhGa,
CHOLERA MORBUS.

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tumbler OF water repeated often the dtoharges
continue, and flannel saturated With Ready Relief
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Ir hzmmEtion OF the kidneys Inflammation OF
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railways READY RELIEF is the only REM
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