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The weekly messenger., 1893-10-21
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GREAT Reduction in PRICES.

On every dollars worth goods you buy from our store
we can save you at least per We make this bold
statement without any hesitation whatever because there is
no possibility of contradictng it. The steady increase in
Our goods and prices have their superiority over all
others, and have struck decidedly popular gait Bvers
Don't Be Msed by who will try to make YOU be-
ieVe that they have factories of their While some
times they the who are stocked up with goods
bought plan and loaded down with clerks saa
reis etc., and yet have the to claim that they sell as
cheap do We claim be the cheapest house in our
ne This assertion need not be accepted merely because
we say all ask fair and square chance 70 ss
tain it, We ready any time to stand our own goods
alongside of any other concerns line and have goods for
goods compared, and if you don't think our goods are
=@1O PER CENT= :.
cheaper we say return the goods
j. o. HEBERRT & BRO.
Deafers in drygoods, notion clothing gents furnishing
goods, hats caps, boots Shoes trunks valises & ETC.
Main street. St. Martnvlle Louisiana.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

a., his prssa<7ce a>i s,sirrcnee -sw
sss<si him ia g.sNi stead Thcsse cN,ull
b. ~ sczbs @seus his ccneiasiN,a. ror
days and days Nc had Watched the
wosnea's rsxcs Of the Suuslay papcrs
lie sncu frpsa tia, peru al sha, he had
stE-ics an iafaliihle eiew.
substituting. then. the letters ~ Mrs.
Potter rsirlcrs name for the charac-
tiers ~ the beginning Of the cipher he
found that they fitted exactly. The
obliquc cross was oaly sign 90 divide
woris-
lie continued the substitution
throughout the cipher, using figure
eight in the place of every urdi.cov-
cred letter. and retaining the y for d.
viaior-
The first few lines OF the cipher then
appeared thus:
MIR X Potter Palmer Y as y Mrs
Potter Palmer. y 81 Y IS Y Mrs. Pot
ter falncr \ $50 Y sas X saScS Y SIS.
X Mrs y Potter Palmer-
Then carac some undiscovered let
tiers followed by the words Potter
Palmer.
an. SricI mr. 4 IKE. III - h"f iuii
name. j. ilonorc ID. Potter Palmer
tcur new letters had been gained.
ard the ISOLATION BEGAN to bc easy. In
th- plnee 90 the lrst 3 above ne was
row aile "a insert The letter h. anil the
line read: Mrs Potter Palmer. all.
Mrs. Potter Palfaer."
After an hosr ~ hard work he had
the solusion corlpicte. The exclusive
news lay b~forc him: the gold paint
with -.hich the name of Mrs. Potter
Palmer was Inscribed on the wall OF
the Eomnn's building seemed 10 be
wearing better than that used for the
name OF George Eliot, Ten minutes
later he had flashed the news 20 his
papers \ good days work was Gone.
George w. Fake. lay down beneath the
canvas which had been spread upon
the beams above him ard slept the
sleep OF Innocence and pace.
HOWARD FfEi.cISo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

On "Wednesday evening at o'clock
the nup;ial- II Alles SANE Louise Little
field and LOUIS Aliens Cornelius uf Chi
cage were celebrated 1T the home IL the
brides mother. Mrs u. r. Litflefield Il
No. III Ransom street. the lev. Dan +.
bradley u the Pack congregational
church performing the ceremony. The
maid a honor vas little Florence Ants
del "a No. ~ North Lafayette street.
aud the hest man Harold &. Cornelius
81 Chicago Thirty four guests partfspk
~ the wedding supper aud 20 ATTENDED,
the reception given fsoIn 'o 10 O'Clock.
Among these who assisted ia receiving
wer. Mrs May ccost q Chicago. SISTER
a the gr,sn. Misses Assci Marshall
and Florcnt-s Reynolds. Miss Nellie Me
kee and Mas Louise Taiinsn. oom.
steck knnkio xss master - ceremonies.
Among the gaests fsoH cut II tosn
wcre Mr. and Mrs = n Cornelius and
Msss bertha C,wnelVs- II Sprsug Lake.
No. and Mrs. 4. J. lheir~ AMI Nr. aud
Mrs ~ 8 seaman - t.feeasslie and
Mrs Hattie iIo,tt,sab anil " Il. il,l
,on,h ~ Fren..snt. Indiana Ns. and Nfs
Cornelius will ~ ~ their home al Va.
assu ffanie nsenue. Chicago, iusirai 20
a. Walton piace - vas snroaneesi "a
the carlz-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Of ais contract. Nr Fake had gone up
ward with the carpen,~rs. On his -
,Ern ne f5sgsd his baggage On the az
teentb fhr. The workman lad oil.
rrady rsisgd the rain simb~rs. AMI
were naiiing 90 the lsshes when he ar
rivef
vr BAKE could ~; help admit
ting chat there nigh. ~ move roi,4' ia
his rs-ssa than one ~euld desire ia the
uf.slst - earnest literary labor. bu. be
va MT 4 nan - he fsruesi aside By
trades Tbe sight % Ne bl,e shy
ah.gx~ hif1. an.s the KNOWLEDGE that le
49, 1ruving Yp sta the hotei into q
pur-r rpgion ssstsinet him fsr his
ta~k ard. sitting ssc'~u hefoey his ae~x.
r.. opeprt the notet--s< which frosi-
denee hsa ><n, him
he started hack eith 80 exclamation
- hsuav ~. had expected - -ncoan-
~ ere o,sIinarv dsrf.nis.e= q fssainise
p-rnsuass..Asp. sst The fset 90. even
.ar-.s sia@a 49, sppr~hensiaB Here
80 woersn wbo write her notes ia
cipher
..Ie.ni,fi@-. ssid Mr Fekr. she kss
s~~erzl instussfs frirnfss sas~ag The
wess.a ssreesg-stsl,sats herr
Al 49, Pages h,st one wsrs er',essd
w3sb bfae f,ensii assrks. shoFsinr fias
sks- fa<ss rreersis.f apsn shem bad bssn
used Exf1ensir 81. ffesa - shs'fis -
go - ses-h enz efs,a - ia~t ehfe.
o. nf,sa .srs4er s.as aslt ftt5rtf1i.fiistf
The hr>s sssff - 4 - hsss FFesssnsi.a
- f.s sGa,sis isy ~ essfiese - ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

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w! 'sssl s y IA n s'ss 9ss say ys:,
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pat5 " sAlthx 81. VA 4lHls ,hkfe,
ssss sss'st 1ss.sl IN Z Ks
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thpff Az ne srss41A esfsf n yhs FiekEs;
eseE sSp pI;a sllf HHk tHd f&sily
II Essel, VIII abs jAke mi ] Tvs Fssifs
Hpah ssstss< vii hatee Adeis HstSF
sasNtt sha isandsnE.e h4llatiisi sh'f<e 50
ssgsHspel hrs ispsn EFalaBaeti and hlsEls
sWacpsstHl will sssRtSlepl4 hds ssettass
~sssss hshsi slssl e seeFl.liss stsHe
pzssui,aay. haslaalnn Ne 't'ttetsfIi3a
stsap .sskssps. wlil eegllNns ~ etsks
The cisslgA wssk he btlrbttss stft LIST
~ lkp sedsik6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
S,ayEs FROM THE EAST.
The E.rs.roas Trade n ~ Was Carried
on in Ct1 Italy.


The trade Italy lad with the east,
the vagabond life led by the merchants
and their ever-incrcasing vcalth
caused that traffic in slaves % both
sexes which lasted through two ccatn-
rics. from 1900 onward. Oriental slaves
bought = live GOOD. generally through
GeEocss. Venetian and Ncopoiita, brok.
ers. were chiefly Tartars. Greclss.
Turks. Dal.na.ia-s and tireassians.
and do not seem IN have been archie
types Of beauty.
The registers i'm which the notaries
marked down. togethe. with the name
and are. tho price and description 81
Ito wares. ''thc poiot~" Of the ncclss
and face OF the slaves bought and
sold. hear witness. t. this circumstance.
Nearly all bad olive corapIexiops.
thosgh come were found who had rosy
comp eSieIs aud were fiorid and fair.
The faces never seemed - lack some
special and distiactive marx. some
were po.clyed. some had moles. others
were SCARED; the nose was generally
squat aud hat. the lips thick and PROM
inerit. Ire eyes dull and snail. the fore
aessd- iow and f-cckled T. these pen
,isetehc~ made - pctiantic and pre-
s.~c iavycrs some portraits correspond
that are stili extsat ~ these women.
fn . rsrc aud curious book the memo
ranta - iiaidovioetti. i'm which this
fOrrhcsr "a tic famous painter nsed %
illustrats b. drawings his journalistic
jn.sifugs, there are preserved for Va the
portraits a three slaves he bought tn
,hs years 1877. ia~0. las. ~Dorp,hea. a
Tsr.ar. from Ru--ia. cightsen years or
un.rre 81 age. fNproenica. 81 white skin.
from Tartary, and Veronica. sixteen
years old. whom ] bought alfna~,
naked from Bonaroti. aou - Simon
de innsrsfi hat II So say. frsn
m ancestor q Michael Angelo - Black
wus~ts Magazine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
BOOTH LAID 10 REST
fsesAt eFFtMNss uwete
4sssasss Vi A&sessaA tfam Hsakhsf
Asta8<-fAs tatessHAs ~ AsRsas-.
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W stsfs - NJ fsasd esse4A hsNsss
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st~ss>s, Na1Asz 4ssshl~a ~ che tkstssH
ssss ls~sfA tsy~ssss, Ass witp ssd t>s0Sk
~ sssNPl<sst hhs hi, Nuss ~ ,he rssa
ss~szee ~ at}rat fveSa the city A. the
svsslss -ea~ss ks al ths ,sss skpases has
.>Ns.es
\ esna II heavy eak. with s,,l,i
sseSiie- anal sszsehsas~ scpt~sl Ia the
e~sases ss~lr ~ the eat nran d revelvins
t
. which w~s e. cnesse Il ~ the grave,
fee esarssssaest w>cnriei hsd been
tesnlosatsh sSsn<fsuctcdf as the ~easion.
ia the ccssin r~trd large laurel
wr'@sh placed there by the daughter ~
t.iw,u t,-oth. Mrr lSnas;us Grossman.
This token WAS no. left at the grave.
hat will he preserved ny her.
Tribute of brother Ac,or-.
The Tyre was the cnly other floral
tribute IN the compartment This Was
composed IT evergreen aud punk ruecs.
\ large black ribbon was fastened to the
top II n and was carried to the hack
On one ssds of this was the inscription:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
Wash Dress Goods.

Queens of June. The ensemble
is never ending. All the Zephyr
Ginghams. the dainty breezy fabrics
that almost create cool wave. do
look at them This department is
fragrant with the meritorious
weaves from all over the world. the
prices that rule them are creating a
panic every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Shall it be pretty dainty affair for the graduating
girl? gauzy wing with carved bone sticks painted
full feather fans Vienna made folding japanese fans
and score OF other styles
Last week we invited YOU to feast of lace bar
gains; result. tumultuous applause the splendid
bargains and daily crowds TO large to get waited
at times We've arranged 10 continue the sale this
week in order To accommodate everybody. Same
prices will prevail and they but half the price they
ought to be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

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III Fse<Ht siekless Fee NasssH{<s xhe
kihs - IA rfs9e xsfs NJ skd Ma.
sife&eHss, In ae4d etaa ~ r. isx
fASfssSw Mss tsttA e e Hfs3d ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
ts.sssx

There = some pleasure Ia epuing
upon an sneesiste ia which The barber
does ne' have The Last ~s.rsi Judy -
Late this aialsxues
HAIRS very thin. sir =
"fs wss tislnner than that thirty
ssHss sgo
'-indss-s. sir fon rsrpri-e me- War.
yoa sion't ieok Hsars than thirty noys.
s1s
Thirty sest@~sssx@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Ygsagsts.a 90 blonde begsp eat
t-w fx,-sstesi es+ffsps to ~sslrf - ehsszs
~ s4.EasiesisIs - . tfsistte !. l.sst
sat, = gfassf a das ssiii +Htrof trSilk
hsrsslf a th@ A.sss. ~Asss - ssts1sJ
ksl.iaS her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
Gents Furnishing Department.

25 dozen Half-Hose, worth 25c................I7 c
Is dozen Novelty Handkerchicfs worth 25c......I7c
90 dozen Neglige Roll Collars three for 25c
Gents Fancy Babriggan Underwear. worth soc. Size
Gents Plain Balbrggan Underwear. .............ioc
Best quality Travelling Bags at exact cost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Tie rress generally has aFtnanes-i
fiss saartss.se ~ So ,ssssy f'rfk q AZ
iaatA, sse,ss3ia. - Tie fissh p,is a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

On Tuesday. June 5. at 5 O'Clock in
the afternoon. Mt tho home Ok Mr. and
Mrs Charles 4. Hilton 81 No. 81 East
Bridge street, Miss Susie Gordon Of
Ypsilapti was married to Reuben
Blocmer Of Grand Rapids. the Rev Dr.
Charles III. Fiuhrer. pastor Of All Souls
Unive-salist church. pronouncing the
marriage rite. Miss Gordon has for the
past five years been AN esteemed teacher
In the high school Of this city anu has
made her home with Mrs Hilton. Mr..
Boomer is retired farmer. formerly
living 10 Sparta. The wedding Was
without ostentation. being Witnessed by
few Of the more intimate friends Of
the bridal party. The b1ide was mar
ricd in becoming suit of olive tinted
wool. with bonnet and wrap to harmon
ize. MIR. and Mrs. Bioomer took the
O'Clock afternoon train for ST. Louis.
where they will remain for some time.
Later they will return ~ Grand Rapids.
where they will make their future home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
DAY At TIE LAKE
SOCIETY Ase IT'S eLfAsANJsl


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HE sst.f -t<i sssisas y sS<e $40
isa a<~d ssfi sslssss ~ ielff1f ek~4 tets
-. tsssit ss..Disss. tsssless ssts.
assss j.'ss,
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''ye soit fs,s. ssits.sf spin %. 80.
tsiss ~ yo'is isss his<s I~gsey.
-. Hoser>.
Are all oar issar- -. June. nth tbsr.
Thy million barf.s arsa melody
~ Joyous t'ssds iis Dsifs-irels,.
-. June.
Away.
Lave We oar IafFos walls aud HE
Where onl, csr't's brad canopy cay
Shall cireainl~cr.f- cen tis blue
Today.
Farewell
To all Of work and all ~ care
For Que ble-; day - bright and rare.
Or evil days let no one dare
Fofeteil.
We say
With joyful hearts goodbye"
To city air and city sky
Ob~cured with smoke, away we fly
Today.
Our steeds
Tho Phacton's swifter far.
And though not hitched with stair.
Jones' lightn;ngs drnw our van and are
OIr s;eeds.
The lake
Green framed that mirrors sky 80 hlue
That photographs the heavens hue
Our happy smiling pictuIcs, too,
Shall TAKE.
Three cheers
Oh. then for thee, weg give rare June.
And three tunes thrce for friend dip 5
boon W
And for our hearts In sweet uttune
Three chccu. r
A ride on the lake concluded the en-
Tar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

A wedding 81 much interest was ccle.
braied in the Division Street methodist
church on "Wednesday morning. when
Mrs. Anna L. kimball was married Ia
the well.known. attorney. Harvey n.
Joslin 10y the pastor 81 their church. the
Rev. Amos NJ. Gould. Miss Carrie
Gould played the wedding march ON
the church organ. The usliers were
4. X Antie.lel and Mr.. Adams. The
bride wore a travelling suit of eminence
wool. richly garnitured in velvet of a
deeper violet tint. AMI iridesecnt beaded
passcmcnterie. Her wrap and hat were
en- suite AZ the CLOSE 81 the ceremony
the large audience numbered more than
3.p invited guests. a small party Of the
most intimate friends 81 the bride were
entertained at wedding breakfast by
Mrs. Mary Il. Wood of No. 2i2 North
Division street The presents received
were many and elegant. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joslin left on the LILO train Tor Hay
View. where they will occupy their
cottage until Tall. when .hey Will rrinru
To live at their residence ON south La.
fayettp street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
Silk Waists.

The pretty group of Silk Waists
are the realization of many a
day dream by ladies of taste.
If you want a drcssmakcr-madc
garment of artistic shape and
full of chic, it will be found in
this stock. Goods of Wash
Silk, China Silk. Colorcd Taft
fetas, etc., comprising a multi
tudc of patterns. Profits have
been divorced from the follow
ing items in the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

A ride on the lake concluded the en-
tertainment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live Lat.
ter than others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products n
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax.
ativc; cfiectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fcyrr3
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ulactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on cvery
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01

A good story about Professor Tuck,
er, formerly of BowdoIn College, i,
told by tho Portland Transcript
About the year 81, when he wa,
"Tutor" Tucker at the institution, the
bell rang for prayers at the chapel, rs
now, very early in the morning, and
it was imperative upon tutors and pu.
pills to respond.
AS n tutor Mr.. Tucker was very
popular, although very strict, and was
always prompt to take his place ut tho
head Of his class at the enrly morning
deyotions. One morning, however,
he found his clothing gone and his
door nailed while the bell was ringing.
Finding II hntchet he soon split the
door down and Mt the last stroke Of
the bell appeared clothed in his shirt
and pair of overalLs, barefoot, but
with n smile Of serenity on his ex-
pressive countenance.
He took his customary place, anl
neither then nor afterward were words
of complaint heard from him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01
An Unusual Accomplishment.

Did you ever see person begin
writing letter Mt the last period, and
then write backward and finish up ut
the beginning? That's what Carl Mnier
can do without the least cxertion. 1t
seems just as easy for him to remem-
Der the words and letters of IA se4tcnce
in reversed order rs it is for the ordi-
nary person to remember them in their
regular order. 1t is an easy matter
for him to think backward, aud, what
is more astonishing, he writes upside
down. The letters Hre all inverted MS
he looks at them when writing. And
again, IN performing this feat, which
one thinks would require NIL the power
and attention Of his brain, he is not
disturbed by carrying on n converse
ton with you, no matter how foreign
the subject may be. Maier perform
ance would make one almost believe
the theory recently promulgated by
scientist, that We have double barrel
brains. If you repeat II sentence to
Maier, no matter how long it may be,
after hearing it once he will commence
and write the sentence verbatim, stare
ing ut the Inst letter of the last word
and finishing it through to the first let
ter of the first word. Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01
A Lucky Boy.

Some boys have great deal of luck
Probably the luckiest boy the world
ever knew WAS the little Maidstone
England boy, who had very narrow
escape while flying his kite some five
or six years ago. Not looking whore
he was going he stepped backwards
and fell into quarry 40 feet deep, to
the horror of some persons walking
near. The string of the kite, how.y,
cr, being fastened round his wrist, the
boy was lowered gently info the pit,
the kite acting as parachute, and III.
stead of being dashed to pieces h. IS.
capped unhurt. Perhaps this mcans
TINT he is destined to make his mark
in the world, The great Lord Give,
when youth, tried three times to
shoot himself, but the pistol missed
fire each time. - Harper's Young PEG,
ule.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01

One Sumcrvillc Young man, who
has just been spending fortnight in
thu country, lost all chance of making
Il favorable impression on the farmers
pretty daughter the very first day he
came. Her father came by the front
of the house, where the young man
was trying to make himself agreeable,
and the girl introduced him, saying:
"Tms Is my father, Mr.. Smyth.
ooh, y,s,' responded the Young
man, turning toward the old man, and
slowly holding out his hand. II saw
you standing over in the corntield II
little whll, ago, when | came up the
road. - Somcryillc Mass journal,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01
August
Flower"

My wife suffered with Indigestion
and dyspepsia for years. Life be-
came burden to her. Physicians
failed to give relief. After reading
one of your books, purchased a
bottle of August Flower. 1t worked
like a charm. Mywife received i'm
mediate relief after taking the first
dose. She was completely cured
now weighs los pounds, and can eat
anything she desires without any
deleterious results as was formerly
the case. c. II. Dear, Prop'r Wash
ington House, Washington, Va. Q
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01
CLIPPINGS.

Stepniak, the famous Nihilist novel
list, went into exile sixteen Hcurs ago.
The hay crop of England and Wales
is not more than third of TIA" aver
age.
Cooks of all nations ARE To- have
fair and feast IN Paris next year, with
prizes for authors OF new dishes.
Cakes of ten in Inlin, pieces of silk
in China, salt in Ahyssiula aud Goldfish
in Iceland have all been usrdm- money.
The famous bridge constructed 10y
Queen Nitocris at Babylon md dr-
scribed 10y Diodoru-, Was five imlongs
long.
The accuracy of the surveying IN
ancient engineering is marvellous con
sidcring the rudcuc-s OF the nstru-
mcnts.
\ prayer book was anon" the mr.
ticlcs found in the stomach of AN "s-
trich which was ntely dianctrI in
London.
Within mile north of Dallas, Ore
gon, are nearly 10000 pruhc trees,
and nearly all in thrift, rapidly
growing condition.
The school census of Milwaukee,
Wis, just taken indicates poruin-
ton in the city of gI3. INi, an Incrcusr
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01
IN A ROOF-GARDEN.
by ALEXANDER l.. KINKEAD.

AROLINE q X A
ham : home was i'll
the lower part of
New York City, on
the top floor of
one of the build
ings whose roofs
are so many stories
above { Ii q side
walk, and of which
h er father was
janitor, and which
was tenanted by
bankers, brokers,
railroad officials
an Il gDeculntOrg.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-01
One Kind Lacking.

He-"I have studiedpoetry ever slucd
| was mere child.
Shc-"But there is one kind that you
ARE not up on. "
He-"Pray, what is that?"
She-"The poetry of motion. i De,
truit Free Press"