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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

tlonzl NJ esrrylng TIE cas- 10 ths
s.prsnze coar< ta> i.6y nosld 10 tosbt
go : naIslfrazioa ~ ths sentenee.
and. IN TIE crdiasry course az the
eonr<as ksssnses- - teelzion woaid
eazae t.zt when he lady wosld n>ea
IL or IN other words about ne siIns OF
tho nest colunbisn essntennial
Moreover The rcc<nt deciziOns Of
Tarioas courts regarding thu Chinese
szcllzzlon Ian cover this case.
we sentence you 10 Dc transported
back - chins. aid these ooarts. and
back yos shall 20 II We ever and any
way s<zd yo.-"
Ia tbs same wsy. the meat Of ibis AZ
fair Of the l4dy manager ~hoI can't
talk vii be fouad In the execution Of
the sentences. IL Is no exaxgorstion 20
say that tfteen million men Ia various
p4rts Of The world are waiting In al
most hy.tsrical imlpsti>nce % learn
how that lady Il - be prrsentsd from
talking. A series Of exp<riments which
have made In the sacred privacy Of
my own hone ilave failed 10 throw any
light upon the sabjeet I hsvs had oe-
cexiou IN the course Of my married
life 90 pronounce similar sentence
several times. bat IL does not execate
worth one single cent have read up
some on the snsject. bat without any
very good result I came across the
case ef woman In New Jersey who
49, struck in the act Of asking her
husband how he could have been 80
perfectly silly as 10 do--well. forget
what II Wa. but Of course he had dono
a. when the thunderboit HE this
woman abe stopped talking But. bless
your heart. In half minute she began
again. while the thunderbolt sneaked
down through the cellar floor and
- far into the ground ~ IL could Then
there was the case of the ma<ked bur
glars who bound and gagged . woman
somewhere beyond Hsriem-just over
ne city line. When they had gagged
her. - they supposed securely, they
began % search the house They went
through tho trousers pockets Of the
womAn's husband. but she showed no
sigma Of emotion. except at the moment
when they turncd away without hav-
ing found anything In the pockets
Then she shed single tear of sympa-
thy. At last. however. the burglars
opened q closet door and reached for
the highest shelf Then the gagged
woman spoke. and her voice was heard
on board the police boat lying just
south of the Battery.
IF you touch them blackberry pre-
serves" she said. ''I'll talk 10 you-"
They knew that she would be rs good
As her word, and they fed from the
house
Thus am able TO say with some cons
ddcnce 10 my correspondent In rural
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
NEW FOREST SUGGESTIONS.

s~~f.d~a CsrnusnSty which Believes I'm
All the Old oobilns aad Charms
Hares' brains are supposed still 10 be
Q useful tonic for children that have
come into the world before their time,
says The corphfli Magazine. Children
afflicted with Ats are still passed
through eleven openings In ash trees
A certain lichen again Il used In To-
ton for strengthening weak eyes;
while the TAT II the hedgehog Il used
o. lubricste stiff Joints. Bread baked
90 Coed Friday. the forest people be-
lievc. VIII keep good for seven years.
and IL wfll also cure certain complaints.
The seventh sou Of seventh son IL
supposed 70 BE endowed with wonder
fnl gifts IN performing cures. This
last sdes - not peculisr - the New FOR
esters. IA the midland counties IL has
. strong held on the country folks
About the storpa~e Of blood lowing
from wounds - raptured hlood-vesseis
especially. there are sousc vcrY peculiar
beliefs ln soue parts, one being that
the s~cret can only BE- transmitted by
= man ~ . woman. snd again by .
won.n ~ n man Their. = an anus
ing proverb In ase herr sbrnt upstart>:
"A dog Il made Cat In Two meals" A
eari~n< kiea IL prevalent IN the forest
slous fhe death -hesd nath. they be-
lisrre arsniy that this insect ~as never
sen nnsfl after the eEeention ~
Charles ne First Th~r- "a .eareely .
village or kssnfet Ia the New Forrest
bss "a. Sc pixsy a~id - n~ai. ~ -
plxry's cave That unisohievess spirit.
whtah y knyTn under The nanie ~
~Iaur~ne~. ssiii cssstns possession -
shs~e whru .'fhe 9pts wish - Fuia. =
ssLsar~nce has go On him th~y say
81 one We = is<y A trisi<sy fsfry.
sh- fer~ss fotk believe - thts az
s.-npss sAeir Fssugh usfi~~ froaies -
strag Alsp. they say be lives 81 hsgs.
loco shf~h he satises tie an~srY
sCen ,sxlss- sseh e. hs sFe t~fFn~.i 5
eair tks Gs~tbsrs say eassssef thsm-
ssis~s % ks free frem his speil he
s.<~spsiis< - kns~a. - - ths fsss %
- ef<t trsasis1ien - the ishis inas
rnrilsh. - 80 p@i1n<>~orn A~sad-
iza.ls< tsls< - keilnx hs@f iiks whsa
A> q k.ssfy. astas = es<ruFssoa - ths
~ss1 -.<s
<-" - ks-<AsA - sz@ssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
PICTURESQUE PEASANTS


Places IN Esrsps where the Ressses ne
s<ia Th~z< r.i9as Csstsass
In the Italian cities. says the London
Telegraph. there Il little that Il dis
tinetive IA Be found In the dress Of tho
women Of the Industrial orders. while
In Rome the picsnrcsqaely sttircd
women who have been banished by the
police from the steps Of the Trknita
del Monti. but who still. with their
ragged and quantity dressed littlsahil-
drcn. lilt about the Piazza iii spanga
and the Via Condoftl. are In a great
many instances professional mendi-
cants who pretend 20 be artists mod
Ella When the begging season Is AZ an
end--that Is % say. when the tourists
have left the Eternal oity--the pic
turesquely clad women. with the white
'.faxzoletti." on their heads. retire 10
their villages 10 live for awhile In com
fort upon the profits Of their Roman
solicitations of aims. and there. per-
haps. they may continue 10 assume
their traditional costumes Pretty
dresses may also be seen with fro
quency I'm southern Italy. particularly
IN the villages around the Bay of
Naples. in Cslabria and In Sicily. The
south of Spain i again n happy hunt
ing ground for pictorial peasant
dresses. The gypsics. too. who swarm
both at Seville and at Granada, are
sufficiently picturesque. although In
the way of cleanliness and completc-
ness OF garments they leave good
deal 10 be desired II Is perhaps In
Switzerland. the Tyrol. in South Ger
many, In Austria, I'm Hungary. in Nor
way and throughout southeastern Eu-
rope that pieturesquely clad peasant
women are most sbundantly In evil
dence. and the Americans will prob
ably be intensely interested Ia the
varied aud really eye-gladdcning gear
assumed by female Hungarians. Sty-
rians, Wallachians and Dalmatians,
comprising. rs the costumes do, lancer
caps. furred pelisses, braided Jackets.
baggy trousers. plated pigtails and
other eceentricitics of . feminine
garb quite unknown. we should say.
in the happy land of Columbia 1t Is
as well that the Hungarian contingent
are TO bring q band of musicians with
them, as Chicago may be confidently
reckoned upon to 60 into ecstasics
of delight over the spectacle of Magyar
maidens dancing = national reel In
Wellington boots. Our kinsmen must
be satiated by this time with pink
tights. and ladies' polka In Yelling
tons might prove an exhilarating
change.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
KNOWLEDGE

Rings comfort and improvement and
teuals TO personal epjoymenf when
rightly nsed. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more. with
lezs expenditure. by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
she needs Of physical being. viii attest
the value 20 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
remedy. Syrup Of Figs
Ils excellence Is due 10 its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eiiectualiy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds. headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because II acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup of Fig Is for sale by all drug
gists Ia Zoe and 81 bottles. but II IL man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
ONE WHO CAN'T TALK
ON ONE or THE FAIR SEX
Ne = vs.siaz N Sc Nov shs Lady
Manages "a ths wsrld'. Fair wni
CARR ouf sensence.

A LAZY n rural Massachusetts writss
g eek ns What ! thlnk about thai
worlds fair ea>e. she does not sav
whaf ease she means. but the tone Of
hsF remari<s leads me ~ believe that II
eAa't thtnk a. shs dos sbous e.
whstsRur it may be. ~oald more safe
y stop thinking sltoesther. for Il
think adversely - her abe will certain
~ lad 4 out and write ue another let
teF. ~hsFe.s. II nimplY quit thinking.
few ssen 81 my Intimate associates
VII rsmark up,a the change.
am act. however. wholly AZ SEA In
regard t,ssths me&ning Of my cor
responlirnt When she quotes the con-
stiSuti<ln Of the United state. and UNI
darxeores The words cruel and snnsss-
al" am sst upon the track Evtient-
y she - talking % that dreadful act
perpetrated BY the board u LADY n.nr
ayers upon one Of its members Tho
soar which The pubIie,tion Of the facts
h that ease ief> upon the seasibillties
Of our ~hois people u seill frrsh Yst
q may BE well % tell The story brisfy
The affair hspp~ned In . secret s>.sion
Of the board from which al bas mem
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snt was forever denied the privileges
- talking in . meeting - the bosri.
We have had spu,e pretty good ssor-
ies a lrnchinrs recently. ens what do
tl,e- amount - alongside n thisf
Nv chen. saTs my correspondent.
whas are Ne going - DO about 't7
A. thsre Il legal question involved,
sir does vii - asa my opinion.
dta similar thina once. myself. ana
have always been glad II u ~snt.
et an cpiaion GA q point q law and
called apon lawyer named Smith -
oetsio "a I hsft never seen Mr.
Smith. hsf ~ ne arst glance ny heart
warrnef - him An honeseer iook-nR
ran bal ne~er seen- He sst ~ .
dsak iitar->t ~fth pagers ard toTcd
with q tane aboet he Else 81 ball
has. eailr he llsssuea - The esss
whieh sd hef,re Nm N detail
.Nsw sir said !. IN eonciasion.
'~fll g7u rfve nss ye~r opinionfs.
s'Wfh pleasure - repli~si. '.fny
rrfni.,a - that n Tou csnruis susith or
ssnr other lawyer shrut hat rnawsr
yuofi 80 'eaan clear to~n - snsr
sheef Dr.. t.ctor. A. tor nse. snl wsft-
f4r f,r Snsith. bot-s ard he~~ 10
pssn,sr.i ~ the 3>sA VITA hfs e.nc-'.f
AZ, ns,t Issokilsx for ais se~ie~. as. stfs
No. ~ cTnsens
I feft the r.e'se - psTr~r uhsa haf
-rr,. a. ..kh,S sss,~s ssst sxcsti<ns -
srIs~ .sn sfsen ~ ebtais~t ~ faiio~.
inr enr-.,f~~slssnal aofntea ff~reflsr~.
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nr~s, ~kieh rsnina. ea~ d The Ger
nan ~leer~
But one might 1n pages with ex-
snsPiss showing how much nature. u
'-hanansp - we'll ~ In Md life, has
been allowed % remain - she wss 80
many generations 40 There h >
Potsnt charm about this oid-worid
state Of thinss which seires On one. and
seems for time % al one who en-
ters the forest prceincts with sense
Of rcst that Is soothing - both heart
and brain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
ROOMS SAND,



FoR SALE-BOrsEs AND LJfS
Tine modern nine room houss en- Terr.r.
esenne east frontage. oxned b no.n-rasidrrt.
niust seii bargain. ALSO fals on hart-s, = -
Eue, eight foorsss corner lot Ona an N.,oth
l-sfayeteA with furnace, bath and al r,.~l.~.
.nlrosen,ents. ono on Banner syonua twelve
Rooms; cornor lot; good barn, bsrrain. o..
g tfntrAl avenue. orc on Paris avenue enc -
Nor'h Prospect, enc On Hastinas ona On Kirh
era avenue Also Two housns ca cuntnr sfr-..f
70 e1ehanee fCr houss and los cenfrallf Is-raf~i
tNo houses on Iazs street. 6torson kslamsr.,
ssehua tur sale or exchanga
FARMS FOR sALE OR EXCHANGE
20 acre. one mile from Brron Cnntnr. $3.50
house aud barn. good orchard al under go
state u enliiyatina. 20 sell or e1chanro for ~
proved city property -
Also farm ~ - &C RS near Jacksonville .-o-.a
buildings, good orchard and good lanI A., -
change Tor house and lot In city
Also 20 acres In township 81 . aincs n rnlls-.
from cifyi 10 acres improved balancn he~rh
ana maple timbtri fair buihlinsz. nsl ciar
have number OF fine improved farm. q,
Iarry county, which can DISPOSE u AZ great
bargains.
Also number Of fna PIECES Of garden land
near me eitf, ranginz from dto o. forty aero
4 have lots In all para u the city q - a.,
exchange houses 20 rent
Money 10 loan on good real estate security
H. J. DE1OLlA
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Edectually yet gently. when oostive or
bilious. or when the blood IL impure or
sluggish. "a permanently cure hsbitual
constipation. D. awaken tho kidneys aud
liver 81 healthy activity. without ir-
ritating or weakening them, 10 dispel
headaches. colds OF fevors. use Syrup Of
Fira
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

fias creAse.i sebession smons Physicians
hY its won,ls rfal effects Ia speedily carlng
every form n Piles II j. called the
Pyramid i1is Cure. II y cheap and sim
pie 10 u~t, bat nothing fessoves the
disesss - quickly. safely sad surely.
Any drugsisl viii 81 Il 10 yon.
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should know that the Pyramid PIE Care
~iil promptly and enectuaily renove
every trace q them. Any druggist Win
get II for you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

aruss hsrIis Ma farsrs q "a
Nrtlns J. hsf4I4 ngEf f|nf fh2 na.rsrl....|f
feti flrf ~ tfIfsofefr.F1t - - nIe4 istNne1
frrcsIa saa 1tire FtrsFts f<s<m Ffrn1r4.f str.'af
- fseEe ste1H1 = 49, q NJ haad& -
tfaI 81 fe<eIFF l.4fIfeft III~<s1@ - -
rvsrir3 - t4EIff EAe fftsF 60 So - -
r1Ire - SO tftf tsraarfs4 $50 ~
80 . - "a hokhilk. LIS Srss<u--t
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Nf4Ice = lse1AF F5~er tts4 80 s.s<1e,r<.f
49, - - te.rTfrfnIEent ~ fts niIrf t4I~e9&
fprrtsIt ffrrFf t14 tElif $50 ffo1 HafI4
tstes sn4 ttss I wEi rs.eirs ragln-s|i lI.1f.'''1
~ 80 lfIso1 81 f1ent1 Gfr1 tfue. f&4 49,
- tsf rf-Ic4 - ~ ~ aeef,F 60 Ia
sas = tUkkIth ~ 1flessr2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Attf lFr1sEreF'E nftra
erand kapf1s. Mich. Anruat IL IeE1
ro.toe a hrrcbF rifea that flls a1s1...n "a
rsii for TIE cfnslrlsctiln "a !. &c., - -. -
Eosth eniitfe aFenps a1d Essf l1<nar.I &c.
- no~ ~ ny hands, ard fhaf i ~ -
tsentl caps from fnls date II ths siIcs ID -
cItf TREASURER. city hall
seps n. " nokRICK. Clfy Trss.uror.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

CIV ifeasunrf'f u1Ira
Noiiee 4 herel9 fiFe1 fhal IL arsI'ssr.....
70. for Ne oIenlnF. riteflrF md ,sxIras.o. "A
$3.50 sas.- tnos tefth atsspe from
n..e IN M lands. All fIlaf I nlI -
csve peyuent thfrron fef tkr fefIua II fu.s,1<
treasurer. cltf hal
ass a n sosRicK. onr Tssasusus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

- WIN II|TTN
trala hepioe. Nict Arlstsf a fsn
foffee = harsty riwan fi.af -. -.
ft@l ~ ct,nftfarft19 aext4 g. TsiIaer afn,ur.
tftfn tpit aFtilas - fniirt D. flal se~l ~
ltett.ue-a tteDtls "A Effa ~ NJ IlTf y. ara go
uth fpceiFE laFmnnf tieFfrr -. ~. ....~.-I
q tsentT dafa ffun thh dafr 81 far o. -
tff CIt3 tfEasufaf EIfF Hall
susA Nh s0kkiCK <. Ciu Trssssrss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

~ fraHuferN O1ra
ttrand Rapids. Aieh- Angssl a Isi4
Icl TOT ne tunTIuFensent - Moth lIIsIr,-,9
ftrest iron Monfoe ssfert 60 LIE 49, u
neN "a NJ hand<s ard thai plI rs.snIsa - =
meat itsers1 he tie peflrld q twenty a.. fr.,.
~ date a. The oihos q TAO eiss tross1rsr. 40
sssa Nh soERicK. rss rr...u-..
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Nr<nd Earids hsrA.. hafu1 s. IFA
FF4I - tht f1oscnrIIHn - EfNfF - I44tnf
sfrtrt frees Last flr-es o. fnIier sfr~In y 49,
this a.ss - ~ ozs,s - sac eco ssaa<uraE
rllF hsl3
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~ lr44<4rfFt DIIrn
orAn1 hapids. hicil srxusfs la \
cettcr nfrc1F Fttn1 ilsnt tAn ae~azsrana1
81 - ue co.lstfuctlon - se~sf IN haflI1 So
eae nom 10 feet aortb 81 Hnans assarT :. 10
stc-t nes m my hsnos. and thsfI ~ rnc.I -
lren' sh,a d-is a. ths ess q Ne eiss irsssare-
aus \ nH soRRicE. tss r....--. 4
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ws~sss c>sssss s.ts . 60
Its great fan, said the essDdassor.
80 49, . woman get on = cable car
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! 10 TF1HFIITNff UTIe4
trans herids. NieA. AlrIsf a fstI 4
Notloe q brreoT g1sen ftsaf ti.e ns.~..r,s.t
Veto street - Eaiferetrll atrI1es |. - = Il -
h1nts, snd that wtli FrrFITf tss4r's.'.f 49,.
20 t1e p<.r.o1 a fsrrfF dara from sEls a. a. "A
- e'l'oe % .l,e ci1 frtaIiurf clI3 hsIL
ass ~ H. rokk1lk- az Iressnrer
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Cran1 Hsri4s. n -. 1rir - l4n
tcftn< = hefstf fifrn tlaI the nse.~<.T...f
~ fns tAt ecneit nftIof a sartf Ir NeIuIek
stfeat hfm lsytn tlfrtf - ftnhlnIn ssrar1
BOZ A. - t1n1A nRt ifnf 4 81 -
oeltt paffrsEf uIpHueu fcr 80 ref5n1 - fual.lr
astt frola tfis aets &c fhs rars - fhs 80
X 4 soRzIck cns Is-s.a-.
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tlJ Ifr4suI1rs OfIIre
6rznd haTlds. Aita.. Aefasf 4 ia
rc1ce a. hrrtbF gives that th~ ar~nssu..u&
rnli Tor Tie improvement - Ho<teIrk 1fr.rf fr.,r
LSo1 street. % frfr efraeL h 49, -, -
ten1s. ana that ell Fscsirt p.sInanl $500
Ipr ne frrlod - ferntf teys ffon "a = 80 "a
~ ooics q tho cts tr~asGrrr. 80 hnil
sns = -. H. bOkklCk. Cfg 1seasurs1
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f.fs Ireeserer's Co..
1r1sd tsTlas, AIat A1ensI - -.
to,i<e = hrfztu sIte4 I1eI 1n& as.1.sl..r. a
fpl To- NE k1trroFslnco1 - lEssflInI -. n
tfota ttran4s.tIe at4tI,l - akI41a E4x4..o 4
loN Ia NJ hatds szd ttkt al I.nII.I - -
here1 tor ths f>.rtrl q fNerfF d1Ts f...r ~.
n1ie a k1s ofI1e 81 glsE cIft Ir.1 - 49,. - ID
sess y. H. sssAhllA- <lis 1f11s1r-l.
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III IFHHEIFIT 49,
orand kspi1s. Ii11- Aazrst ~ "a
hof.rs 4 hnrstF elrea that t.s ar1a.s.nr.l
-. -, - 80 tetstrort-sp * . tE41f a. E1ulGnf
~ hsn1a- and sAst eII rr.criQo ~ .rrl
uefesa Tor The perisa a tuoofs da5s hcn -
o-t. ~ Ne u1lne ~ fIle riI tEnnsurar clfg AL
snps \. A. SJkllii.k. Gu Ifs1ssrsr
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Want Columns
NEAL ssrzrs CRY.
/ HAVE snziosasr 40 - "a, fa.s 81 ~,
=. $500 y ae,,ass 49, s.ss i, sess ss9
bsslsl L frs.s' ss 80 = t ss.s - 49,
ess.s.i.s s-ssss AsssL
REAL EsrATK i-urs.. 49, sss s.sfsn-sz
WILLARD \. GRIFFITH
~ c4n>i stfssd
SoAk wklL Lt'CafFn - fr.- fs.n ss'
; sanae, aE.es - s<fia~.Es ~ ctfap kea.ss
sIolsAzA. N.L 1EifFiIlS. -
Ne caaai ssrppa
Vto ExCHkS0E- Hsssss ana ioa faissas
s,fess. also AeFsp, haExs sz.d hsrnesl. fof
re- Fso' ~ ssss AZ. I.rs = 80. e.
MONEY TO LOAN.
no YOU MANT noSEfi-Ifs> yes vsli sna
- y . >e<1 -Ssena~ss ~ - - hsfzs 49,
We r.sks leans On hauspsaas rosa.. sisn...
tnfts1 sa<1f4s - F4I1rEat rFp1lETF ~ AS
klya 4. NE l.get po>siLas rats sn1 u ia
Our ioans are u<ds ssfbouf Fruhficifv sn1
tho pfop~rU = lea II soof isaisidaal iazsl1-
Efp1N
Leens can - essrisa ss lone - desired assss
- paid ~ fHti. - IN n4Ft at anf tine ~ Enf
toef e.nteosnnce. md ans psrl paid ret1c1Eths
Cost 81 earning the loan
~ Scs ose . haiance 60 funitnrs. rlaao or
Other prPpersy' We via par h1s &c 20. esi
We also make fesnr - a. s..st.,,... ...st...
tszpetatlon piAn-
Our Offices are ne mnst ri.sx.n, An the et,y
sna are - srr2n8e4 that psrtiss eallinr uf-aa
- NAY b ssitsd upua e1lekly ana eouris
kemerab~r thar yoa hsvs ths u.s - hon IN,
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.somebodv's Father.

think that one of the saddest Incl
dents of the war which l witnessed was
after the battle of Gettysburg. Off on
the outskirts, seated on the ground with
his back to q tree, was q dead soldier
His eyes were riveted on some object
held tightly clasped In his hands. As we
drew nearer we saw that it was an am
brotype Of two small children. Man
though was, hardened through those
long years to carnage and bfoodshed. the
sight uf that man who looked on lis
children for the last time in this world,
who, away of in y secluded spot, had
rested himself against tree that he
might feast his eyes On his little loves,
brought tears 70 my eyes which ! could
not restrain had / wanted. There were
six or MS ia the crowd. and we al found
great Jumps gathering in our throats and
mist cominp before our eyes which al.
most blinded ns. ss
We stood looking ct him for SOM
time. / was thinking Of the wife and
baby l had left at homo and ordering
how soon, II the mercy Of God. she
would be left widow and my baby boy
fatherlesa. We looked ct each other and
instinctively seemed to understand one
another's thoughts Not word was,
spoken, but we dug q grave and laid the
poor fellow to rest with his children's
picture clasped over his heart. Oyer his
grave on the tree against which he was
sitting | i,aacribed the words; Some
boly's Father. July 2, 1863. - Blue and
Gray.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-12-02
Erect of Lightning on the Body.


In describing the recent death of a
boy by lightning a dispatch stated that
an accurate picture Of trees and foliage
in the vicinity of the accident was made
on the boys body, which phenomenon
was supposed to have been produced by
the lightning in manner similar to
that of making pictures or photography.
This, however, is not correct. While
such marks are observable occasionally
on the bodies of persons killed they bear
no relation whatever to foliage OF sur
rounding trees. although they bear Ger.
tain resemblance to those objects. There
is really no photographing of the image
of the trees Oh the body That the &C.
tual cause is quite different can be proved
by experiment in the laboratory. When
electricity is discharged at high tension,
as lightning is. on the surface of body
having poor conducting power, a lu-
minous arborescent image is formed,
showing the path Of one or more Of the
sparks resulting from the discharge.
This was most beautifully shown IN
the experiments carried out with high
tension currents in London by Swim
burne. The current would exhibit scat
tered lines of light that would develop
into most exquisite tracery and take the
form of plants or trees. The theory of
this phenomenon is that the irregular
courses taken by the spark may be due
to the compression Of air in the path of
the discharge. or to superior conductiv-
ity of some parts of the surface Of the
body.-St. Louis Globe Democrat