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regarding her pretty daughter ruefully
over her silver-rimmed spectacles.
Il never see a girl make sech a tin
der about gettin' married an there
hain't a lilselier nor a genteelerm man in
the hull keounty then the elder" she
continued, eXcitedly.
That's So" said Mrs. Sampson, the
dressmaker, breaking her thread with
the force of her conviction. He hain't
one O. them shiftless kind that breaches
fur pork n taller candles. but jest sets
up fur his pay in money like anybody
else, and gets it, tew."
But | detest the mother" said
the slender. dark-eyed girl, whose brow
wore anxious lines. but whose clear,
brave eyes shone with a determined
light which BODIED i'll for the success Of
her mothers plans.
Il have told you yer and over again
that l would never marry him. Still,
il it will be any satisfaction to you, l
will try on the dress"
You're talkin' nonsense, Delphiny.
You know ez well ez l dew tibet the
weddin' day ez fixed fur day after tew
morrer, n tewmorrer the elders con
in up with his friend, Elder Knight.
Miss Sampson brought me word by
way of Seth Perkins. The 'cademy
edication at / gin you hez only set you
up fore your folks, n when l lay my.
self eout for your own good, n will
thet you shall marry genteel n intew
the gospil, you go'n get your mind sol
on a young Teller that hain't got nothin
but store clothes n a sarcy n glib
tongue to reckermend him."
at wouldn't make any difference; i
/ had never seen Tom, mother, nothing
would induce me to marry Elder Tay
lor if there wasn't another man in the
world"
And Delphine hastily removed the
stone-colored silk gown which haG
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Trained Down.

Householder-I'm going to to
the suburbs next Monday. and I'd like
you to do the job.
Mover-How many loads, sir?
81 don't know. You moved me once,
you remember"
Eyes. sir"
81 needed three vans then to get
through. but hat was some years ago."
Have you moved since, sir?"
Eyes, indeed, half a dozen times"
"Huml | should say one van will
carry all you have left aow, sir."-Bos-
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Norway's Pierced Mountains.

Thorghatten, the famous Norwegian
mountain, has a hole extending entirely
through it from one side to the other.
According to a Norwegian legend this
same Mount Thorghatten vas nee a
hat, and belonged to n Thorg, and
hence the name Thorghatten. 1t seems
that in the mythical ages a giant and
giantess fell violently in love with each
other. They were forced to part for a
in the near future. Soon after, how
ever, the tickle woman pledged her
troth to another. This angered her
giant lover to a degree unknown to
modern men of smaller stature. He
was seventy miles from her when the
elves brought the news, but, selecting a
good arrow he shot it in her direction.
Now it happened that her brother,
Thorg, was standing in direct line of
the arrows flight. 1t went through
his hat and skull, killing him instantly,
and he fell harmless at the feet of the
faithless giantess. She had the power
of turning all objects into stone, and
forthwith willed that her brothers hat
become a stone monument to the trag-
edy. The cruel lover was turned to
stone where he sat astride his horse at
Hestmando, and the giantess herself
| petrified at Lecko. The two latter OBJ
jects have disappeared, but Thorg's
hat (Thor ghatten) is still the object OF
many curious pilgrimages.-St. Louis
Ranublia
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been chosen by the united heads of her
mother and three aunts as suitable for
a preachers bride, and left the room.
oh why doesn't Tom Gomez she
said, half aloud. "He must have got
my letter in time, or can it be that he
wasn't at home when the letter reached
Stanford? ] will not believe that he is
The faithless villain which mother and
The rest of the family declare him to
be. What shall l do?"
Delphlne stared about her in despair.
and suddenly her eyes were fixed on a
huge brass kettle that was suspended
from the rafters overhead. What a
grand hiding place that would be!
Rather cramped, but she was a tiny
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person, and it would hold her, she was

person, and it would hold her, she was
sure.
Tom would get her letter and must
come in tw%enty-iour hours. She could
see from her lofty perch the FIRST mo-
ment the stage came in sight. She
blessed her grandmother for having
left this precious gift, only used once "a
year for making apple butter.
She climbed up on a great wooden
bench and thence to the kettle to try
it. Delphine was a squirrel for climb
ing.
1t held her. She could stay there and
be on the spot when Tom came.
She rose softly at three o'clock the
next morning and put on her wedding
gown-bonnet and also that her
mother might think she had gone on a
journey. She struggled some provis-
ions and hid them in the caves near by.
Through the chinks in the unplas-
tered wall she could see the sun rise.
Then she heard her mothers high
pitched voice, and Barbary came just
under where the kettle hung to peel her
potatoes.
DdI DdTy, 4 WISH you Iuu upSIdlTS
n call Delphiny; she'd orter know
enough to git up without bein' called
this mornin', but / hain't heard nothin'
Of her yit."
Barbary made a sign which meant
keep silent to Seth and disappeared on
her errand.
She's up already" she reported, re-
turning in a few moments. perhaps
she came down the front way m ez a
clearin' up the settin'-room, as 'twasn't
put ter rights last night"
"Delphiny." called Mrs. Long, Justify.
"Delphiny, where are you? l warnt
you to get breakfast"
But there was no response, and after
repeated searching and calling the lady
finally decided that her daughter must
have run over ''tew Caroline's tew get
the s~now-drop table cover" which she
promised to lend her for the important
occasion so near at hand.
Barbary, still stationed under the
/ brass kettle, shifted loudly.
Delphine heard it and auaked with
fear, for Barbary never shifted without
meaning. She gave utterancc to vol
umes in this peculiar, rasping, uncoutf
sound. Even her mother WINGED be
fore it, and Seth, a lover, who hoped
| and lespaired by turns, was driven tC
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0hibodaux Stntinel.
NOT THE IDLER.

Who goes climbing up the hill
Steadily, nor stops until
He upon the summit stands,
Waving laurels in his hands?
Not the idlerl
Who delves into Natures books,
Solves her secrets, learns her looks.
Who on Wisdom's sacred scrolls
On each page his name eurollsl
Not the idler!
Who wins honor and renown?
Who receives the victor's crownf
Who becomes a pattern man,
And a leader in the van?
Not the idlerl
Who accomplishes with vim
All the tasks assigned to him?
Who the arbiter may be
Or a nations destiny?
Net tine idler!
Who, when his last sun has set,
Sinks to est without regret?
Who, when in the grave he lies,
Leaves a name that never dies?
Not the idlcr,
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And She Failed.

"What's the matter, dear?" asked
and found his wife crying as if her
heart would break.
81 am so discouraged" she sobbed-
"What has bothered my little wife?"
II worked all the afternoon making
custard pies because I knew you were
so fond of them, and-and"--
Here she began weeping Historically
again.
"And what, darling?"
"And they turned out to be sponge
cakes. "-Buffalo Express.
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In . Pastoral Country.

Isabel had spent the most of her five
years on a cattle ranch, and while at
her grandfather's home in the city she
was taken to Sunday-school for the first
time.
The teacher told the story of Lots
wife, and Isabel listened very attentive
ly. The teacher ended the story by
saying: For all know. the pillar of
salt may be there now"
"Say, vas that a cattle country?"
asked Isabel.
'Yes: / think o ,"replied the teacher.
well, let me tell you," with an air
of superior knowledge, "those cattle
would have licked her up long ago.
Life.
He Howled Too Soon.
Mother-Johnnie, why, are you cry
ing? I'm only going to be away a
week, and your papa will be home with
you.
Johnnie-No. he won't; he's going to
Rome.
Going to Rome. Why. child. what
do you mean"
Il heard him say that he would make
Rome howl when you left"
"Oh, indeedl Well, | won't leave you,
Johnnie. Texas Siftings.
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He Showed Signs.


A certain congressman, famous
principally for his untidiness, was in
one of the small towns of his district
making a speech. During the day a
couple from up the creek saw him on
the street corner.
who's that, Hiram??' inquired the
wife, who was interested in all the
sights.
why. Marthy," was the reply.
don't you know him? He's our con-
gresham"
"Ugh!" she exclaimed uppishly, "he
wears a powerful dirty shirt"
I'm course, in course" said her nus
band; but, Marthy, he's got to do
somethin', to show he's a congress
man. detroit Free Press.
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Stub Ends of Thought.

Man masters money by letting it
master him.
Good manners are polish; good breed
ing is hard wood.
A smile can never get very far from
a tear.
The dictionary can define what a
baby is.
Beauty may catch us, but it can't al
ways hold us.
Temptation is cut to fit all sizes.
A liar is the devils gatling gun.
Procrastination Is tomorrow strung
out.
Vice is beautiful at long range.-De-
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Rather Liked It..

Aunty-Where are you going now,
pet?
Little Pet-Down to the dentists.
Dear me! Don't you hate it?"
"No'm. l go twice a week with the
governess. | like it."
But doesn't the dentist hurt you?'
Nom. 'Tain't my teeth he fixes.
It's the governess'."-Good News.
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Out of the Question.

Brushe-I have just done a water
color of Col. Bluegrass.
Mawle-Indeed; is it good?
BruShe-An but the nose. Of course
that was almost impossible in water
colors.-Truth.
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The Difference.

She (ref1ectively)-There ought not
be such a difference between capital
and labor. Can you explain it?
He (realizing his opportunity),Cer-
tainly. To sit here like an unrespon-
sive stick and watch you is labor, but
(kissing herr this is capital.-Lippin.
colts Magazine.
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Why He Stole.

Judge Duffy-If you know Of any
mitigating circumstances you are at
liberty to state them.
Prisoner-I don't know of any except
that took to stealing because I didn't
want to loaf around the street corners
and be taken for a detective.-Te1as
SiftingS.
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Sanlson's Strength.

Little Dot-That is a picture of Sam
son. Hasn't he awful long hair?
Little Dick-That's wot made him
strong.
Little Dot-Why?
Little Dick-I don't know, but l guess
it's cause he never went to a barber
shop. Papa says BARRIERS talks folks
half tt death.-Good News.
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Husband-I think I'll go out for a lit
tie walk, my dear.
Wife (wrathfully)-I don't see how
you can stand there and see your WIFI
struggling with a FIRE that simply won't
burn.
Husband-I can't, my dear, that is
the reason l am going out.-Puck.
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A Criticism.

Don't you think" the mother said,
proudly, that her playing shows a re-
markable finish?"
YES" replied the young man, abb
sently, but she was a long time get
t:> 20 it."-I-@
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Johuny's Scheme.

"Say, pa"
swell, %Johnny?"
81 see in this paper they say they're
goin' to have a whaler at the worlds
fair"
"Well, what Of that?"
"Nothin', only / thought you might
apply for the place for ma. She'd make
a good one. "-Brooklyn Life.
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About kissing.

He-My dear cousin, | assure you I
would never dare rob those sweet
lips of a kiss.
She-O, you hypocrite! didn't you
make an attempt of that character the
other day?
He-Never. Far from having any in
tention of robbing you of a kiss, | was
trying to give you one.-Texas Siftings.
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The Nifely Remedy.

Mr.. Brace (appealingly)-Oh! pshaw!
Mary, there goes a suspender button
off my trousers.
Mrs. Brace (sweetly)-Never mind.
dear; here's a safety pin.-Puck.
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A Hint.

"Have you got a collection of any
kind" asked Uncle Mark, that 1 can
help you with?'
"Yes. sir" replied Ned; "I've got a
collection of United States coins in my
bank, but nothing larger than a dime"
-Harper's Young People.
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Pleasantries.

Miss Cutter-You nave not been in So
ciety long, have you?
Miss Planker-No; but / remember OF
hearing about you when l was a mere
child.-Ladies' Weekly.
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Mutually Agreeable.

Mr.. Borey-Oh, how | should love to
GEEK the sunny south in this chill
weather.
Miss Dibbsey upon whom he has
been calling regularly)-Oh, how I
should love to have you.-Chicago News
Record.
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A Woman's Answer.

He-If I should ask you to marry me.
what would you say?
She-GueSs.
acknowledgements would it rhyme
With?
She-GueSs.-Puck.
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enc Good Thing.

Arthur wonder how it would do to
have a game of baseball on the ice?
Bert don't know; it would be easy
enough, though, to slide to the bases
Harper's Young People.
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"And Gustavus Adolphus diligently
pressed his suit. fudge.
No Mistake.

Egyptologist-They had newspapers
in ancient Egypt.
Host-Well! well! Did you find one?
Egyptologist-No; but we found q
fossil roach and a petrified office towel
IN. Y. Weekly.
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First Citizen-'The me mbers O.
the board of health seem to be very
active in trying to prevent the spread
of cholera Second Citizen-"Y-e-s, /
guess they're afraid they might catch
it themselves
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TWO DAYS In A KETTLE.
How Delphiny Won Loves Battle
Against Her Mother.

ELPHINY, your
contrary mind
G d n e S S ez a
wearin' me in
ter my grave,
but if yer don't
want ter try on
yer eddin'
dress you kin
wear it a-fttin'
you good or bad
fur all me-" said
Mrs. Long, or
t h e Widder
Cow nc che
was called 6y
the n%eighbors,
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1T is very close in this room," said
Mrs. Eldercash. Yes" replied Mrs.
De Porque, not to be outdone. 1T IS in
deed very approximate. - Washington
Star.
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a a To Rise.

Butcher need a boy about your
size, and will give you three dollars q
week.
Applicant-Will I have a chance to
rise?
Eyes. want you to be here at four
o'clock every morning.'-Life.
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He Told Her.

Mother quitting the boy out of the
pantry)-Iow many more times will I
have to tell you to keep out of that pre-
serve jar?
Small Boy (sobbing)-No more. mann
ma. They're all gone.-Detroit Free
Press,
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I have a chance to
Not Unknelled.

First Quidnunc-Did the town au-
thorities take any appropriate action
On the death of Scruggs the million
aire?
Second Quidnunc-Yes; they had the
fire bell rung while the funeral was go
ing on.-Judge.
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New York Produce

Nxw Yokx, Nov. li.-FIouH-Market
dull. weak; winter wheat. low gradeS 500
GAS.
wHxAr-Dull. Ne lower. closing steady;
options opaped fairly active. steady. NC
lower on weak cables, light clearings. weak
west aud local realizing. with free receipts
west January, &C; February, O1fcj March,
7lSsc; MAY. a5sc; November, 6sSlci De-
cember. 67<c.
CozS-Quarter cent lower. fairly active,
closing firm; options were fairly active, u
q &C sower on bcayish government lower
cables and selling by the west; November,
tssscI December. s6xc; January, I7ci May,
ks1c.
OArs-Dull, steady; options dull. nemi-
nally easier; November, sac; December,
SSysc; January, 35%c; May, 5sslc-
LAKp-Dili. lower; western steam closed
al <o.61,S, city at $40.
PoHE-Dull, weak no salesi new mess,
<ls.5O,Gi 1880.
CHxxsz-Dull, steady; state large, ga
f1Ac.
CoErxs-Options opened steady. points
up To points down. clo-ed steady, un-
changed ~ points down November. $i7.25
Clio; December. sl6sodi7.s5, January.
1855. Spot Rio dull. steady; No z. ls149
le%c.
SrsAz--Raw. dull. steady, fair refining,
u Ice; centrifugals % test, SAC; refined
s,eady. moderate demand; OF A. 4Ae
7-l6ci mould A, 4sl@& l5-l6c, standard.
A. 4l6ta43.c.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The local crowd went
home loag of wheat last night This morn
ing lower cables confronted them, Brad
streets reported smaller shipments from
both casts last week than for the previous
week aud Chicago's receipts overrunning es-
Inmates by 30 cars was q convincing srgu-
ment that IL was good policy 20 dispose Of
their holdings. For these resrons wheat
opened NC lower than it closed last night.
Northwest receipts. 957 cars. were anything
but proof of the expected and predicted fall
ing OF in receipts in thai section and still
lower prices were made, December selling
on from 62ssc. the opening. 20 SAC, the
close, los of 1 &c for the day. Estimates
OF the visible supply give an increase of
3.51o.0oo bushels Export clearances were
Light and receipts fair at all points.
tlosirg prices we're;
WHkAr - November, eOac, December,
6issc; May. 6e&>.
CoEs--November, 37sle; December, 37HcI
May. uac.
Oxrs--Sovember. 2s,ss; December. 2sKc;
May. SlAc.
PoEx-1anuary, ti&.oo.
LARD-JanuAry. $617.
krRs-January. S. p.
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STOCKS TOOK A DROP
The Bsap Made q Drive at
Industrals
AND FORCED PRICES 70 TUMBLE
Shorts Get FriGhfensd ea Sensational
sssrs-s and Covered Thin De@i<
wheas Closed Lower.
.So FORCED PRICES ToIumBlE

INV Yosx. Nov. H. Moasy on call
noninally i8lh per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5<56 per cent
Sterling exchange 10 steady with actual
business 10 bankers bills st tAslh0
as2 .cr sixty days and As3A eLs414
foE demand
Posted rates 9saa4s5; CONNER.
eial bills. 4s0h CASH. for sixty days
and tisSis for demand
Bar silver. 60A.
Government bonds steady; state bonds
dun; railroad bonds weak
Silver was neglected
The sensation Of todsy's session az the
stock exchange was the break in New
York and New England from y i TO
3' ~ the opening on the announce
ment from Philadelphia that the Lehigh
had made an alliance with the New
York. New Haven 4 Hartford The
shorts were frightened into covering on
stories from the west that Mayor Swift
would veto the Mutual Electric Light &
Power company ordinance just passed.
Defeated in their efforts to depress Chi
eago Gas. they made demonstration on
other industrials and were successful 10 u
degrees. the main support Of the market at
prc1ent is the great accumulation OF money
at this center which, il "a thought. must
sooner or later have is effect on prices The
associated banks last week gained 2.si5.2so
ir reserve and now holds So. So. rs in Ell
G OF tbs legal requirements The banks
med s. .Ss7 100 in ca<h. increased their de-
ro~lt line s. .Es7 80 and expanded their
loaLs Soc, 90 Notwithstanding the ex-
tresnely favorable exhibit the bears kept up
their attacks until the close and the market
left % weak In tone and anywhere from y
10 81 FER cent below Fridays Anal figures.
Total sales were "a. 306 shares
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CSIoS srocr YAaDs. Chicago. Nov. H.
Receipts, t.0o0t common 10 extra
Steers. s. 251s $50 sfockers and feeders, 81 g
9a75; cows and bulls. ti.25a35oi calves,
s2.Octd5.s5.
Hogs--Receipts Is qooj heavy, &.5o466i
common 20 choice mired. ts.sold6 90; choice
assorted. s.. 10000; light $500 80, pigs,
81 s09575.
Sheefr-Receipts, loo: inferior "a choice,
7Scs s3 IS; lambs, nominally. f2.5oIa45o
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DErsorr, Mich. Nov. 1f.-wheas--Ho.
rrs. cash. e0rss; December. siAoI May.
esae; No. white, cash. sOalc.
Corn-No. MIXED. cash, 5saeI No. 2 yol-
l0W. cssh, tOc-
oa,.-No. white. cash. s3c asked.
Rye--No. cash. SOC.
Prime Clover Seed-tS 0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

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